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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

NlIl BRYAN AND TuE COST
OF LIVING.

10 AngeIos TImea.l


Secretary Bryan has seen fit TO
make reference IN his Commoner to
his high cost of living which makes
Il impossible for him 10 make ends
meet on $4,000 "a year
Tie says that his obligations 70
church. charity education and for
llfe insurance. which can not be- dis
continued. amount 20 more than So
roo year Then he remarks.
"Aly income. due largely TO the fact
of my political prominence. has been
considerable. and. as Z, mas grown,
my expenses. also due largely 10 my
political prominence. have grown"
u must be truly annoying to q man
Of Mr. Bryans "modesty" to have
achieved such political prominence az
eats up a mans growing income as
fast as u causes Il 10 grow.
This statement in Mr.. Bryan's
modest" article h significant II To-
tend To forego for tho next four years
amy additions to my accumulation
THAT may mean no moro lecture tour.
for pay " SO, q Us real generous ON
his part. considering that the country
Cthat is. us) phys him $4,000 q ycor
10 devote his whole working time 20
tho duties 'of his office.
Mr. Bryan is paid servant and
should fuliy perform paid servant
duties. n not why not Put him on
the pension roll as an act ~ charity
and hire some one else Go do his
work? n could not bc worse dom.
anyway
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
nIG TmINas

This 81 country OF BIS achieve
ments Tho flo0op0.000 panamu
canal while The most colossal OF al
individual works OF man. b. by no
means the ons one now under way
.or but recently finished
philadelphia has undertaken "a
sio.ooo.ooo subway and lt has hardly
.completed t3o.0oo.o0o filtration
plant one western railroad cosung
sl2s,oooOOo, aud uli OF Il spent la "a
couple of Years hos been added 60
the tmnsconnnental Zines Another
western road costing nearly as much
put one more system upon tho Ps-
clfic const.
"a. H. Rogers virauin railway.
with AN outlay u more than g4o.-
100000. and Mr. Flaglcrs Key West
mnrveL upon which nearly as much
more was expended. arc examples Of
pcrsouoi achievement unmatched
anywhere in the realm ~ railroads.
New York stale Is pushing "a $780,
100000 canal 20 completion. Within
q few years two railroad terminals
have been finished al combined coss
OF nearly Ss0o.0OO.OOo
These are an stupondous material
iriumphs ANA an OF them have come
within very few years. SO other
people on ear,h aro spending sums
comparable with these Ia the United
statcf Tor Internal improvements, An
me- other part Of the globe arc ma
teriai advancement and betterment
~ every Kind Rqing forward on such
a vast salo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
Spring Chicken
; By JEAN HUBBs


Maryland Chlckcn.
onc eprine chicken ~
scnsoned flour
Beaten crgn.
Fine bread crumbs
one cup thin cream
Joint lhe chicken. rni IN seasoned
flour then esg and crnmb the joints.
lay IN . dripping pan ana on each
Joint lay a slice We fat nacon Bake
tweniy minutes la a hot oven. rcmov-
Ing the bacon % e platter when thor
ouwhly crisp. Airanrc the Joints with
the bacon. thickrn me rat IN the pan
with two tablespoons of flour. add tho
cream aud Nhcn thoroughly blended.
strain over the meat.
snsoshcucd Chlcken
Two spring chickens
spne cup Wutor.
Salt
Flour
One-half cup melted huttor.
Ono tablespoon viaerar
Pepper "a taste
Split che chickens down the back.
spread thcm out ln q baking pan with
the water and salt 10 season: cover
and cook until tender. thon take tho
cover OF dredRe them with flour,
haste frequently with the butter pep
per and vinegar and ict them brown.
Use every hit 81 the boating mix
ture then carve. put on a hot plat
ter and pour over them the gravy IN
the pan.
Spring Chicken stuffed With
Neacinbies.
rwo suring chickens
one-haf cap minced onion.
One-haif cup minced carrot.
Onc~haG cnp minccd celery.
one-haif cup OF peas
salt
Paprlkn.
Two henping tablespoons of butter.
Onc-half cup hot water.
Two tablespoons mushroom cntsup.
ono cup highly seasoned cream
sauce.
Split the chickens down the back
M for hroilne lay them breast down
IN a baking pan. filling she deprcs-
slous inside the ribs with the we'll
seasoned vegetables Add the butter,
water and catsup and cook In very
hot oven until the vegetables are ten
der bpstinr frequently Remove the
vegetables and turn the chickens 70
brown tho breasts slightly Serve
them with sauce made from the
Vegetables moistenod with the cream
sauce. Garnish with sweet potato
croauestes and serve
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
YOUTHFUL DREAMS.

tly John Colc.)
A. ! slt here In my study.
Pond ring ON the distant past.
recall thg FRANKS uf boyhood.
and itafdrcams which did not last
Then there comes 20 me "a Whisper.
From the precincts of my soul.
(Which records the dreams OF child
hood,
And preserves them MS wholc)
That II nature makes no error.
And is always In the right.
Mny be- sometime in the future
An these dreams will come To- light
n h. often said hy people.
That the dreams of youthful days
Are so lieht ana ovonsccnt.
They escape with older ways.
prefer the former logic.
For tho soul De- always right
That the dreams of little children.
Are not lost in endless nlght
Youthful dreams are but the blossoms
az the rich ana ripper fruit
Sending OF their sweet aroma.
Like the music of the lutte.
when our souls become ccsiatic.
Ana Wc ycaru for childhood dreams,
should we touch the proper current
They'll bo flashed upon the screens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
NNNN NN~A ~NSAS9O 4
HOO'S WHO.
Isy John Carey.

who's high up in the councils ~
Ills Majesty the King the Wntuhdcg
OF the Treasury and an that sort ct
things Whose there on brains with
some 10 squire and long on ancestry.
but fails 90 cut the mustard with the
Pankhurst fnmily2 Wha passes up
mo- chance 10 rap that Votes tor wo-
mon" game? 0lcrc charge of hat
pin light brigade and shouts Of
Ready. Alm") who holds us most
unladylike to smash The window
glass? tHIcro cries OF 'shamcl" and
put him OUT" by militants en-
masscl Who says those suffs are
lunatics and recommends the can 2
0iere biz Of lodging bricks and
bombs) That David Lloyd George
man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03


,sn he.
fo,s ~. , n - a IKE
,t .., t invest
haea fsedn a
rh. Ill. dam s+s -. ers.t,s
..s..s. cs us6n
aa ar&s. IS noronar invest
ment ~ 0ah, t the state
i4rsets wan the no4Sr IL sttoine
h isnea x4# 81 the con-
flsfe We r.nA NE anlo tssaaastr
fonta mta th rflon If seeking
s. nlsftAf s snN.se ana smpropef
iath1Imrnt Isl he lnnn hoard. The
laller 1enh ~ lho governor. thc
aibfnss attsfsi ane tim secretary u
ss,se snd M Maau5e 81 lhe hoard.
domlig if sovcrn6r. h quite
ehar ha poskien Govern.
~ Mebon lll laAsn ga oihtr mat.
fers proposed fo invest the
school mas lt fohr ptr cent road
tond il. iunds afe tarnlne IS
hlah an par cent and when ~
aaaIaee tbs hlsh4r rate 81
lnicf hnas ara fnrnlshine surety
bend ths - the funds.
Fute pfer Nalfon Il sakin4 the
only aoa pob pilhou, PROV
INK Is Dublid trust nna the
onb position iunifled IS considera-
n0i 81 business sense ana public
seohanf. 70 deMberaseb invest these
ppbrc monnyn al four per cent when
thct are earning seven could be little
leas than maintenance. rs invest The
states NONE, IN securities not saiable
in fho open masket ana a lower
interest rate than Il Is az present get
ling would place asr Marcos An 4
pomllon which a. say the least would
b. open 10 grave public criticism.
mr. Marion il eminpntis and EN-.
phatlcaiiy IN tho RIGHT. The censtl,u.
dion makcs him me sole custodian 81
these moneys and he d NOT only ex.
ercisinr HE prefoeatlve but doing
huanoss TOR the state AZ business,
nan would % business for himself
n - understood that she loan
board dominated by the soycrnoi
lnumaies that II me treasurer does
not follow "a wishes In the matter
ihe board viii veto other act
" ihe treasurer. OF something 90 thu
eject. which rcminds us forcibly o.
shs governors attitude during tn,
se4iaiative secession when he iet IN,
lRw makers undefsiand that anythin,
fhat did moi exactly meet his ow,
personal idea. wouid be- retoea 4,fro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

Htff hltW IfoABAl GAME LAW.
r. speflpmen an6 consortationisia
otiobtf tho urH iaia. ls 4 daae 81
FeerIlaf iniefesi fof II Is sbsu that
lht ne Federal laN deslsnca 10 pro-
stel mislaiatt bisss gees into effect,
The 0erafiment of agficuilure. 90
4hlrh conHfesa epirusled ihc ,ask Of
makpe srrqsfe resniaiious fof gnis
pnrnse haa been especially careful
~ adapt ia rnlea ae nrafly as poesi-
hse ~ those ~ me sasious states
ehefe Well.ennsidcred game laws are
ailesdg In force. ii wac N iua this
r0nntes.on however that serious
prpaiem afose. tn 1919 mere than
atty different hunting seasons OBJ
tained Do me United states the result
~ rhirh. one observer says -was 10
nabe d chain u open seasons. there
was ~ refaee. no neutral ground.
and tho birds we're ,he prey Of some
body an the year around
seeking 10 remedy this condition.
81 affairs, shc country has heen di-
vidcu lnto t~o natufal divisions. enc
AZ which comprises those ainies
uhese ihs birds breed ana the other
me territory where they winter "In
me first We are told. care the states
iyins norsh 81 the forlie,h parsliei
and the ohio river: she other states
arc south of that parallel and west
~ the ohio This will make two sea-
sens Instead ~ halls hundred The
omen season in the lims xone is from
September ihe firsf unsS December
fhe asteenfn Ia me second. from
October ,ho firsi untn January the
sixteenth thoueh il Maryland. vir-
giaia and the carollnas a Is from Mo-
veniaeF the afui e. February the
arst" Who're me new law cuts on,
sdason aitoeethfr q ~ reasonable
% believe Il win b amended ac-
cordingls. Besides these regulations.
there viii 5c prohibition Of al
hunting whatsoever ON the ohio. Mis-
siassppi ana Missouri rivers in order
that waiter fowl may have secure
passage from their winter fccdlne
sroands In the lower Mississippi val
ley 20 their nesting lands In the
north.
''Of course" remarks the Boston
Transcript "therc win be efforts e.
effect d change IN the law We can
Anticipate that from experiences ir
our own states There has never
been check put upon the unlimited
slaughter 81 valuable birds but mef
have gone TO The legislature with al
sorts ~ spe"ous arguments 90 hnv,
Il lifted. But the law Is a good one
both on grounds 81 humanity an,
economy; and IL the game warden
can now reasonably meet the respon
sihiilties Imposed upon them. thel
should be able 70 see that the pro
posed extension az them Is also re
lupccted."
The protection Of insect-destroylni
birds Il especially needful 10 farminl
Interests. Birds are the natural safe
Guards against the pests of field AM
orchard; they are worth millions o
dollars 20 American agriculture. Tru
sporismon are cordially disposed q
weil-considered legislation OF TN
character realizing that Il Ii the onl
guarantee AGAINST the determination
Of birds. Indeed. there Is but on
voice % protest and thai rs tho ao
hunters. Whether from WHOLESOME
sentiment or motives 81 economy. ~
rightsihinNinE people fasor ever.
reasonable effort on the part Of thi
federal as wei ~ the state govern
monis 20 check the fearful aud fool
ish slaughter of valuable nirds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
Molhcr al Illrhtccn ChIldrcn.

81 am the mother Of eighteen chill
dron and have the praise OF doing
more work than any young woman IN
ms town" writes Mrs. e. j. Martin.
Boone Mn Va. ~ suffered for five
years with stomach trouble and could
not eat as much as Il biscuit without
suffering. ! have taken three bot
Ties Of Chamberlaln's Tablets ana am
now well woman and weigh 1873
pounds can cat anything 7 want
10. and os much as 7 want ana feel
better than I have a. any time Ia ten
wears refer 10 amy ono iu Bo0no
MIL or vicinity ana they win vouch
for what 7 say" Chumberlain's Tab
lets are for sale boy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
DUoUTH NDs PEARL
~ NTEIIs OF KANSAS

AtchIsun kaa Sept 5.-The pearl
hunting excitement that has been agi-
tntins people boo different parts of
Kansas atrH has reached Potter.
Many parties ot ucarl hunters may Doe
seen along thD bed of STRANGER creek.
ln many places tno creek is entirely
diy and mom mussel shells have
been left exposed. ana from these "a
number of small pearls have been
taken Tac best specimen got taken
Was discovered by MrN. j. p. Rcms-
burg % ls about the Size of "a pea
and of % very brilliant lustre. Smaller
but fairly pretty spocimons have been
found hyoiher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
ODD LITTLE STORIES
FROM THE DAYS NEWS
PlgAXS - NENilai NJ LAST
FATHER SELLS SAI4OOl

E+AAtiitit SELLS 9AaNIOlt
Wichita. kas., sept. 3.-The Rev
Edmund silyorbraud pastor 81 the NJ.
T.. church al FrocpofL kas., Who is
attending "a Nazarcno camp meeting ia
bis city. declared in q sermon that ~
had prayed his father out of the sa-
loon business Mr. silyerbrand Was
born IA q Ncw York hotel of which
bis father was manager. The hotel
had bar suvcrDrand learned 10
tend bar. He earned enough money
10 go to school Then he studied for
the ministry.
IL have prayed for twenty-five
years that my father would see the
error Of bis aay and retire frcm the
saloon business. declared the min
lister. % got word from him tho
other day that he had become asham-
ed of the business and had sold out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03


In one of thc back streets in PhIla-
delph.u ia little ioWolry store which
is making progress witness this iuci-
dent
whats The price of nickel alarm
rlocksr"
"pNputy -nfC ccnds."
what Why hoW'H lhatP Last
week yoI told my son they were %
dollar"
'Naw. dat is az. Listen You nrc
90 good frcn so I tor you. Ven I hat
some I SELLS him for Won toliRr Now,
aln'd got mono I sells him for
dNendy nfo cents D,yt makes me a.
frhuiaiion 0f eheabnom, nnd don't
iusC noddinRs,H
New pictures. Airdome tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
ncsponsIency.

Dependency.
II often caused by indigestion and
constipation. and quickly disappears
when Chambcrlain's Tablets are taxi
en-. For sale by M druggists
New pictures Airdomc tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

The Herald Delivered for
00c per month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

For quick scr, zee cail Handbook
Bros. Auto Line. Phone 500.
New vaudeville, pictures. Pustin"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

Nev ''ad''ilI' 0ls'aF''- Pa''Im''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03
Have MANY az Thcm9

Among the Opponents of this
county during the past week was that
Of Miss ma Talloy former school
teacher. and r.. al Bauta OF Tinnie,
who were nited Boa marriage here hast
Thnrsdst evening by Probate Judge
>. H. Mcll Roswell Record.
O.
HOW nO you Ike the Tlutnnahu-
lauon of that once
E. ID. J.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-03

" rIeIuFes. AIra0me l00Ignl.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Addressing one q his southern zu53
ezces. Eau Jones once requested al
the busbaa6s present VIC had n9r
spoken harsh word 70 their wives 19r
E uoBth % stand up. He saook bsn1s
with fhese who srose and then intro
6Bee5 them 70 the rest q the su6i-
enoe IS tie -tTsnty-seTe1 biggest liars
&c Tennessee
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

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LINCOLN AS
CAVALRY POST

Bismarck, N. D., July 22.-It is now
thought that Fort Lincoln, just south
of the city, will soon be utilized as a
cavalry post in a short time. This
fort was established after old Fort
Abraham Lincoln, on the west side of
the river was abandoned years ago.
Old Fort Abraham Lincoln was a
cavalry post, and it was at that place
Gen. George A. Custer left for his
fateful expedition in the Black Hills
in 1875. The new for has always been
occupied by a battalion of infantry,
but has been practically abandoned
since the 14th regiment was transfer
ret to Fort Wright early in the spring,
and it has been currently stated that
the fort would never be occupied again
unless it was made a military rain
ing school, but the commercial club
has been active all summer in having
the war department at Washington
take some favorable action towards
re-establishing the post, Secretary
Garrison of the war department will
arrive here in August and it is hoped
that he will look with favor upon the
idea of re-opening the post. The land
occupied by this reservation was
granted the government without cost
by business men of the city. and the
government has over 81, 900, 600 worth
of buildings there.