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sponslbie. one would think u would
BE- difficult 60 make a hero Of such a
man. And yet while he lay in jaii. a
self-confessed murderer. he was the re-
cipicnt % many messages % sympathy
and even flowers from people who hal
read the Newspaper reports % hts case.
Nan Patterson and Hattie Eelane are
two excellent examples OF the popular
willingness 90 make herotnes OF women
who hold notorious positions IN thu
days news Their connection with sem
sationai murder cases brought them
hundreds Of letters Of sympathy. or
fers 81 big salaries 90 appear on tbs
vaudeville stage. and even proposals
% marriage.
OF course someone 10 going 20 aav
that All this e. the fault Of the neWs-
rarers ard ask why they will publish
such stun
WHY. indeed, simply because ,b.v
know that the public viii read IL. Nsws-
papers are not written 90 please their
editors They are written 20 please ne
people Ana " the newspaper iioniscs
these miserable creatures. ~ is becauss
v is trying Co reflect tho public at
tlfude
~ YOU don't likt this type OF artlrf.
write and tell the editor of your daily
paper whenever you see ANYTHING aiorr
this iine The paper e. published 10
YOU and viii be altered a. suit you e
soon a. enough % you choose 20 shovs
that you Want. alterations Ana Tor tie
honor ~ The American people ana frs
safe guardinK % American voflfr
whose ideals must necessarily Be aNe~f.
81 hv such uonlgtne OF criminals. mas
that day Re coon.
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HEAR FROM ELLIS
in INDIANAPOLIS

Los ANGELES, Cal. Sept a.
Probation Onicer Roland Murphy. of
the Los Angeles Juvenile court. 70
ceived post card to-day from Joseph
Ellis. accused Of murder In Indianapo-
LIS. The card was post marked IN
dienapolts. Sept 21.-Sunday," the DAY
before Joseph Schlansky, the second
with having murdered. was iured 10
hotel room and slain.
AT the same time Mr.. Murphy. who
saw Ellis July Is. last. declared the
photograph In tho rogue's gallery of
the Los Angeles police department
was not that Of Ellis. who he said,
was only seventeen years old. I'm
I'll then. detectives OF the identified
ton bureau were confident that Eta
was the Fred Brokaw. now In iail
at San Francisco. who was arrested
here in November. 1909, and identi-
ned as a deserter from the navy.
The confusion Of the two was due TO
the fact that the photograph repro
duced on police circular from
Pittsburgh. while really one OF Fred
Brokaw. was identified by Ellis"fath-
er as that OF his son.
Mr.. Murphy showed the post card
hes received from Ellis to-day. i,
read,
WAS In Louisville. There was a
fair there. Am having a good time.
Joe ELLIS"
This was but one OF series OF pos,
cards received by Murphy from Ellis.
The others were postmarked Pitts.
burgh, Boston. Detroit and Minneapo
lis
Ellis became a ward OF the Juvenile
court early this year. when he was
arrested for stealing newspapers from
doorsteps.
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$4,000 VERDICT

Special rfrrafcr to fhr frtcilfrerrer.
GRAFTON. ". Va. Sept. - After
having been occupied FOR seven days
On Tho case. the circuit court ~ Tay-
lor county handed down verdict for
sf.."N in favor ~ George w. Smith
against tho Adolphus Armstrong o..
tate. The case VAS ono 81 tho i1uus.f
Jaw EuIt. over held in Tho court here.
Handwriting experts were hero from
PITTSBURGH and rnrat mass Of oral
evidence was introduced Although
Arm stronr has been dead rcvsrsI
years. smith did not bring This sui'
un'il recently. but hc got bis money.
Inu.rlLnIn.n
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ALL TESTIMONY
(continusd from Firs. Page,

ger what I had done and he thanked
me"
Mr.. Stadler subsequently told OF
having collected $3.50 from Peter
Doelger. 800 from William J. Elias.
$3.50 from George {. Hawley. $3.50
from August Luchow. $3.50 from Will
lam and Peter Hoffman. all repre-
senting liquor interests. His personal
contribution of 500 was added TO the
total turned over to the governor.
Il think the total amounted TO
about Sl.40o." he declared. Yet 1
may be in error: II might be perhaps
over sl.40O"
Was there any occasion" asked
Judge Cullen, "on which William Sui
zer spoke TO you about the subject
OF cash instead OF checks. or any
thing of a similar kind or nature?'
Preferred II To Checks.
Not TO me. as ! remember" was
the reply. But / heard him say 20
charles Dorsch. one OF my employees
who accompanied me when | turned
over the money had collected. that
he preferred IL to checks"
Mr.. Stadler also testified that ne
had made a trip through the state"
for Sulzer
Sulzer thanked me" he continued
and said that everything else I might
do or could do for him / should NOT
leave undone."
Charles DOrsch. who followed Stad-
Ter on the stand. testified that he had
delivered some OF Stadler's collection
At suffers new homo He was asked
whether he had delivered them TO
Mr.. and Mrs SuIzer.
i don't remember but 7 know they
took the cash brought up TO the
house" he answered IL think that
Mrs. Sulzer took IL and put Il in n
desk"
Lengthy questioning was necessary
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BURNED
in AUTO WRECK

BORDEAUX. France. Sept. IL
TWO Spanish noblemen. Marouis De
La Calzada and his brother.in.Is,v
Marquis DE La Roca. were burned
10 death to-day as a result Of an
automobile accident. Marouioness
De Ia Calzada was -eriously inureJ
me automobile which was driven
by Marquis DE La Calzada came in,o
collision with a tree while passinp
through village near here. II was
overturned and the gasoline exploded
Both noblemen were pinned undcr
the car
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RACE SEGREGATION.

BALTIMORE. Nd. sept % \
segregation ordinance was passed by
the cifv council late ~ day AMI later
signed hs MAYOR Preston The meas
ure ha tho follow ing title
ln ordinance Co prevent conflict
l"d i fn'iIur hctvca the white and
r.lurI race. u HrFimCrr city. and
90 rre.rrte the publ, health and pro-
mote tIn general weIfar" by making
reason blr pros si0r requiring tho
rrn of plrifr lioCkr for residence
hy white and colOred people respect.
lively
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MEXICAN
(Conttnued frops Ftrs. Pars.)

jority OF the polling precincts OF the
republic were shown TO have been in
legal operation. The claim OF the
Mexican government that II controls
the territory in which the bulk OF the
population OF Mexico resides will be
taken into account by the Washington
administration in Judging the coming
election. Consuls also throughout
the republic will report to the state
department their opinion of the fair
ness of the election and II the gov.
eminent resulting from the election
Is recognized. the policy OF neutrality
between the factions would be de-
clared ended and the United States
by expectation of arms would lend its
moral support to the government set
up in the Mexican capital.
Regarded With Satisfaction.
president Wilson in discussing the
situation with callers spoke Of the
practical difficulties OF a constitution.
81 election in Mexico at preesnt. but
regarded with satisfaction the de.
termined effort OF the authorities in
Mexico City To comply with the prin.
clpai suggestions made in the negoti.
atoms conducted by John Lind.
With keen interest official Wash.
lngton Is waiting to see whom the
Liberals In Mexico City will name.
Manuel Calero. former ambassador to
the United States under the Madero
regime. is regarded here as a likely
choice.
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before the witness could be persuad-
ed 10 make definite statement con-
corning what he told either Mr.. or
Mrs. Sulzer the money was for"
Il said for campaign purposes:
and II was for campaign purposes"
he finally said
Wanted the Cash.
Dorsch said Sulzer requested that
II he got any more checks, TO be
kind enough to have them cashed."
Simon Uhlmann. head OF tho Hen
excl Brewing Company. Of Albany.
testified that he had made out a
check for $500 to the order OF Louis
A. Sarecky.
Il told the governor that I would
contribute To his campaign fund"
said the witness.
Morris Tekuicky. president OF tho
New York Liquor Dealers Associl.
ton and n member OF the general
committee Of Tammany hall. testified
10 having contributed $3.50 The
question as to the admissibility OF
the evidence on campaign contribu-
lions not cited in the articles OF I'm
parchment precipitated heated
wrangie among the opposing attor-
neys
These transections-a hundred or
more in number" asserted John y.
S'anchield. counsel for the prosecu.
ton. constituted common scheme.
a design on the part Of tho respondent.
10 display certain contributions and
conceal oth"rs. can SOC that tho
failure 90 report one might have been
an accident: two coincidence. but
n fall 10 account for q hundred Il a
crime"
Treated as Indictment.
Attorneys for the Governor protest
cd that the articles should BE- treated
as an Indictment. and that the Govern.
or could not be tried for ofrenscs not
alleged In such Indictment
Presiding Judge cullen ovcrruIcl tho
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who are legal voters in Ohio County, and
VINO were not registered as such at the General Election held
november }, 1912, are hereby notified that the Board ~
commissioners Of the County Of Ohio will SIT n the Court
House OF said county on Thursday October o. 1918 from
$50 A. NJ until 1900 NJ and from 200 p. NJ until $50
W. and from 6:3O y N. until 600 r. M for the prpose
Tor the purpose Of amending and correcting the registration
lists Of Ohio County
Any voter entitled to registration and who was not req
stered as above mentioned appear before said Board
O9 the date mentioned to Re entitled 10 vote AT the Special
Election 10 be held October II, 1913
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF COUNTY or OHIO.
BY GEO. w. OLDHAM, Clerk -.
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BRIDGE CLOSED

SPECIAL fie1a'ch 20 the fn,cIii~cncer
GRAFTON. W. a. Sept. 25.-Owing
to tho alleged dangerous condition Of
The county bridge over the Tysarts
alley river. the Taylor county court
ordered % closed up yesterday II
was accordingly closed To all vehicle
traffic but pedestrians may stnI use
o. The bridge has pccn in use tween.
{, FIVE years. II will probably Do torn
down and replaced with a concrete
arch bridge
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HEST REUNION or
ELKS IN JUNE. 1914

Now that tho state Elks We.
union A. 0ci1tI1u has clrqrd
lfs meeting ir This cif,. after n
most eIcrefefIl gathering. at.
trutru will lo rivsr to fhr
meeting f1 O.. held next year in
T1rkcrsbr~r Or q. vs. NIr
d1ts vas elected pres dent of
the association af The meeting
Thursday. and be- viii Announce
The date oi the next meeting
rocn llc stated Yesterday
that tho meeting viii likely
DO hold in June instead ~ Sop
tcmher. al has been the Gus
tom in the past
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coNVicTs RgcAPrURep.

OSSlNlNG. y. Y. Sept. 2s-Fiya
convict AZ Sing Sing prison. Al work
unloading coal barge. ovcrnovered
n guard this afternoon. iumrod into
The Hudson river and attempted 10
swim 10 tho other side The shots Of
other guards halted them. however.
ana all hV" were recapturcd Billy
Green. notorious convict. was lead.
~ ~ The band
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NOTICE TO VOTERS

All persons who registered as legal voters in Ohio
County at the General Election held November fO, and
who have since that time removed 10 another precinct are
hereby notified that transfers may he secured the office Of
the Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners in the Count
Court House, from 900 \. W. until 1900 NJ and from TOO
= NJ until 500 T. NJ OF all week days from this date unt
October g. 1913.
THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
or COUNTY or OHIO.
By GEO w. OLDHAM, Clerk
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BALKAN CRISIS
BECOMING ACUTE

LONDON. Sept. 25.-The Balkan
crisis Is becoming more acute. II
mas been aggravated by the apparent
determination OF the young Turks
military party to profit by the dis.
sensions among the former allies.
turkey Is reported to have again
called 10 the colors the Asia minor
conscripts. while an officer lately re-
turned from Tripoli is said 10 be
leading an uprising against Bulgaria
in Thrace.
The effort 10 subdue the rebellious
Aibanians Is likely TO prove a severe
strain on the exhausted army ana
eNchequer OF Seryia. especially il the
story OF the uprising of SerboMacen-
lsns - true. In Vienna the belief
prevails that Servia is merely seek
ing an excuse TO upset the decisions
OF the ambassadors conference by
SEEING points not included in the
territory allotted 10 her.
IN Athens many persons believe that
Greece Is on the verge of another war
with Turkey.
The whole Albanian trouble seems
10 be due chiefly To arbitrary disr..
gard Tor the ambassadors conference
ana the naturalization of the terrific.
ries concerned.
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Regarded With Satisfaction.


MENICO CITY. sept .s-Tb. res,g-
hatl"n or Federico Gamboa ~ minister
"I i"retrn relations. rendered last night
"ittr MS nomination by the Cntholtc
I"i " A. PRESIDENTIAL candidate. was ac-
cerf"d to-day by Provisional presidsn NJ
th'fta. senior tar1hoa will enter AZ
"n'c tIon the work OF promoting his
candidacy.
he conducted FOR tho most part throug h
tN" F'tfcseutstiVes II the party in the
va i"ua di~tritt l.. the former minister
d"inr Httle or no actual campaigning
The candidacy OF senior Gafnboa and
'fffrdl tHrrnr g. generally commented
upon fafur:biy iu the capital bv non
partisan Msn isaua
''en'rtl FclN Diaz, reT lying to Senior
,,nUbotE ctblscram recalling him -
Mexico. said that he expected TO sail
from France within a few days
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TWO KILLED; THREE INJURED.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Sept o.
Two carpenters were killed and
ihr'" injured hero this afternoon
whom % pr Tor the foundation ~ tho
new siaie capitol cavnd in The dead.
y. Green. Wilisrsport. Ps.
s. { Hyd-. Oklahoma cNy. Okla
QW'keand caused tho dirt 60 slIp.
tearing out tho casfuEs
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Instantly Shot.

VIENNA. Sept. 25.-No quarter e
neihs given In the fighting between
INC SefVian troops and the Albanians.
according TO dispatches from Belgrade
Az prisoners taken by either side are
Instantly shot.
Inc Aibanians. besides taking Dibra
Law e,a stoImed and taken the towns OF
o,tusa; Jakova. Kitchevo and Jako.
Ne'La put they failed in their attacl;
oh the important town of Prisrend
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reversed.
~. D. tho er'c.loWnfsr on an auto
Pro- f'Il hos ia.t 90 q. ruirer"
No. SON fl roll how SLOW Do fe
foInr T.uw judge
bft-r Nin
Ifr1 fne ln oTrrs chrffI ON
after Fou. Sir Siouir-il From Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

feet OF reduction of German discount
rate on the London exchange was not
communicated ~ this market. weak
ness devclopinr "a Canadian Pacific
and other international fayOrltcs.
Bonds were easy.
The market closed weak The
speculative sentiment remained pes
simistic to the end. New Haven CON
tinuod TO give direction To the entire
maI ket; important liquidation was IN
progress All through the list and final
! prices were lowest
/ The whole market sagged further
when Ncw Haven went through yes
/ terdays low record 60 G6h
] Pressure against the market WIS
/ unrcllcvod Weakness OF old estab-
llshed dividend payment stocks in
I ruenccd heavy selling for both ace
/ counts New Haven went stiil lower
ana Pennsylvania and New YORK
Central duplicated their recent low
/ figures other losses ran irorQ l to
l2ia points.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
How 20 BanI,rupt the Doctors.

A promineu, New York physician
says. "tf 10 we're not for the thin
stockings and Thin solcd shoes worn
hy women tbo doctors would prob
ably be bankrupt Whom YOU con-
tract cold do not wait for b. 90 de-
Vclop into pneumonia bat treat 10 ai
once Chlmhcrlaiu's Co0gh Remedy
is intended especially Tor coughs and
colds. and has won wide reputation
by its cures uf these diseases % %
most onoctual and rs pleasant and
safe 20 take. For sale hy all drug
gists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
REPORT OF DEATH OF
MAGDALENA WOMAN
PROVES UNFOUNDED

That the report In this paper last
night OF the death Of Mrs. Frank
Knobick at Magdalcna, follo"ing the
accidental death of her son was err
roncous, h. stated by friends in this
city. who today received telcgrams
from Mrs Knohlock. Frank, the
eldest son. is expected here tonight
ON 40. . cu route 20 Magdulena Ia
attend tho funeral OF hia brother
who wus killed los the accidental dis
charge of shotrun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
ANEW CONVENIENCE
FOR The SOUTH
END PEOPLE
Attractive and Thoroughly
Stocked Drug Store Has
Been Opened at the Corner
of Second and Silver.

Residents 81 The south end o. Al
buqucrquc, the Third end Second
wards. viii lcurn win interest thut
thoy now have rrt.class drug store
at their scrvicc-that of Tho Rogers
Drug company which was recently
moved from Central avenue 90 the
corner %. Second ard SILVER r. ~.
Rogers The proprietor, g. pharma-
cist oi long and successful experience
and be- hHs rostnckod with line eff
crure and aundriys which viii appeal
especially to home and nciRhborhood
trade. &c. features especially the
famous A. % Slime. including tho
popular a. 10 = paroNidc cream.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
SILVER CITY BASKET
BALL TEAMS ARRIVE

The two basketball teams from
the silver city Normal school arrived
Ia Albuquerque this morning decor
ntod with their school colors and con-
ndcnt of victory tonight In the games
with the Albuquerque business coll
lego at the Armory tonight Lively
interest o. indicated in tonlghts games
end q bic crowd Is expected. The
silver city tuams are as follows.
Misses Carter, Thwaits peberry
DimmiCk. Bighce. Jones. Boone and
Cmham. and Messrs Lloyd, Coffey
pmiop. Crawford and pcnnwcll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Mrs H. Chavez do Armiio aged "a
years. passed away ut N.l' this
morning az Der home. corner Uf Third
street and cromwell avenue. she
leaves three sons Manuel Gahdldon
of Flagstaff prociliuuo Gahaldon of
this city and Ienacio Gabaldon of La
guna, and two daughters. Mrs Henry
Luna and Mn Amado Chavez The
funeral will occur at . a. m. tomor-
row az tho church of the Immaculate
Conception, burial In Santa Barbara
cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Armstrong
soprano solo, "'rhc Palms Lillian
Snninccii Bouirlcc iiill nj thc piauo.
Heading. "shhdow Tlmo l.lnn
Tramnoii.
Piano solo. soxtrite from "I.ucia
"a Lammcrmoor" ODnni1otti-fcsch-
chctlzky) for loft hand oniy Pauline
Borrudailc
Iutermission
Piano soto. "Moonbeauis ON the
Lake" Anna Hail
lsdadng "Huntine Mouse
Katharine Doarins
Posing Helen Davidson. m)
Boady FOR q Hike 90 3mlding a
Fires Cc) a Wiouio Roast tdj size
mailing. (c) Bandaging. O) Seeming
the Trail ca AZ Salute.
strumaulst Waltz CNarauorite
'sirumauist Waltz" marguerite
ssrumqulst, played by thc composer
Reading. "Tho History col the sur-
render OF CofnWaliis' Grace WIN
frey.
Signalling Helen Armstrons sh,
/ will spell the words. 'Ghl scouts
/ by the scmlphotc code.
Song ?lf every star Were an An
gci" Bcrnice Mnttocks. Alma Beach
ANNA Rcutrice Hill 1t the plano.
Paper, "Girl scouts OF America
/ National and Local Esther Dye.
/ Whaling duet BornlCr Mattocks
( Frydu Pearson
Heading. with piano accompaui
ment. "My Vcsuor Song Winifrc'
DOYLE. Mis-. h. Wolfe ot tie piano.
instrumental quartctte. "sercusdc
/ CGuuuodl Grace Sturtz. Louis Low
Der. chester miller ralph Miller
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

ChicaPu Dec. ~ llogs Receipts
900 Market, slow. weak 60 Sc IN
der yesterdays average Bulk $3.50
also; lights, S735m7 20, mixed,
81 5Ga7.S6: heavy. $1,000 7.S5; rough
S750m7.6O; pigs. S5.75m7tO.
Cattle Gcccipts $500. Market
steady. Pcoyos $G60m9.60; ToNa.
steers SG6IH 20; western steers
Sb9OT775, stockers and feeders
Sf.gOn $50. cows and hcifors. SO 40
a. $40. ,alvcs. 75Omlt.5O.
sheep Receipts 1000 Market
strong Native, - 20G . SO; western
sf.2OG5.G0. WORKINGS s5.25 CTS,
lambs. native. $G.25W 90; western
-kGgEm 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
The Markets
Wall Street
lBy Leased Wire TO ,sycnins Herald.

lBy Leased Wire to rycning Herald. J
Sew York Drr o. i,CueWcd
weakness Ct standard .tocks trda}
WAS 90 disappointment Jo thc bulls
vino hopDd for rally after '"ster-
drv's abrupt Joc'ius Of various .h.les
Traders sound thc market Vu'ucUpi.
Whom tho, h, au to SCH ord aradu-
miy increased their offerings. until
there were LOSSES of point or to Boa
some of th, popular stocks
Reports CT better tpudcucicH in tho
steel and Copper iudustri,F were
without trcngthcuipg mnurn'n on
the Industrial issuo. Tho good a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
M0RTUARY
Mr. ". T.. Trlmhic.

Mrs W D. TrImble p1ssod away
this afternoon nt O'Clock, az the
Trmble residence. 20a Tiicras AVE-
nuc. after an extended illness BEE
sides the husband, one child. q little
son. survives The remains are al
strong Brothers ana arrangements
for the funeral were not announced
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

90 WAS suffering with liver COM
unnt" says iva smith of Point
Blank Texas "and decided TO try y
GOO box ct Chamberlain Tablets ana
am happy 90 say that I ann complete
ly cured and can recommend them To
every one" For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
nnnll.l I.ndIr., Rnlnnr.

Thc ladies oi the Baptist church VIII
hold "a Christmas bazaar tomorrow in
the Combs hotel cafe There viii Do
home-couklng tables. booths contain
ing dolls. fancy work. aprons. and
candy and am cnticing hot lunch Wih
Doe served GAO noon a frst'rate pluct
to find attractive Christmas presents
at small cost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

NY. Falkenbcrg and Mr.. George NV.
oitl
Mis Charles Kohn. orchestra a..
rector. ala splendid work and 70 u
wis due boz worry large measure the
success of tho event
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
RED Hiram ana shorts, $3.50 100
pounds, cash price. y. W. Fee.


con- Monday the 18TH day OF De-
comber 1913. at 10 o'clock a. m. Ia
front of the City Jail on NORTH See
ond street 1 win sen one rom morse,
about ton years cid. Wiz weigh about
500 ibs.. an four feet white. blaze
face. branded on left thlgh ana left
shoulder. saddle sore on back. Also
ono sorrel mare about seven years
old. win weigh about SEQ ms, both
hind feet and right front foot white.
blaze face reached name has sorrel
colt with a. about SIX months' old.
white stripe ON nose ana white spot
ION forehead right ear split
THOMAS McMtfIIN
City Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

soc boxes Mcro1onc Roup Curc-
Ia tabiets-e5c. cash price y. w
I've.