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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

:Gn Snoremmc1ie. @lu,: ~Maoeu
lma9er mig alti6 beore, 11aor ieg
life ielp far lopet ben."
@on: uMig ligeloa."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

len, DER Derte pam gla0ellg, ct 900
NOT til mig.
&n6olf &nnb1en.
8rooflpn, g. g., Sen 276e SsSo=
9anif Solfeiamfnnb.
&oloniia9en.
Seq boooe pentet, at ieg tioliaere
funoe baDe me66elt noget ON 6enne
Sag. Get far imiolertio tr1tffet
2angorag, til6elS foroi, at ieq bor
lite bapt meo Ben at gjgre fra 8e=
9pnellen og al oen @runo ufjen6t
1neo Sttllingcn inoenfor StDrel1en
og eanouopalget. Seq pioite, at
Sob1 Eeterlen og 6. S. 9nus bap=
DC ppret cit 8 Tigers Sur / giten
poa ltn6eriegelie poo @omfrn6ets
@efoltning. Ceres Meo6elelj Jet
OFT ocn Sur bar leg oeioa bopt ct,
|Sio. Seg pi6ite, at 6isie Meooe=
leller bar lpite al @~ilstofte og
0oaborg, iom bcaee bop6e uotalt
Jig ON Sem % ienot oisie' l1otolel=
ler til @e11ningier. Som 6ormono
penteoe jeg at faa SEM tilienot mig;
met @enningien los mig enoeIig
pioe, at Sc bar for inbifleoe me6
onore Eager til at blipe ie1ot pi=
oere % ban grifeoe at 5tprelien og
2a1o1,opolget igien pilbe beGonole
Sngen. Ser bar loo life onoet at
aiore. 9an6u6palgsmeolem 8. 6.
Ecoericn boboe life let @e66elelier=
nc ON l(neriggelien / 9iten, men
iii Dem MI tilien6t Jig. Gerefter gift
leg til 89rfs / @enbol6 til @ilo=
peneS 5 21. 81 bar 10 fommen 1oa
piot, at cit ltnoeriggelie Dor fore
toaet paa Samfun6ets 8efoitning.
Seq ienotc ga CIT ligeIpoen6e @fri=
pclic til Meolemmernc at stprel=
len og 2anouopalget og boo oem
bpcr iinr ON at iige ia eller nei
mco Motiucring, til ON Sc fanOt
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erbperDeoe S%plpsningcr at ltille
6orlloa til Mfitemning / 5omfl1n=
set ON at be9pnbe CIT &oloni cl1tcn
/ @irainia elIer Morplon6. 6. $.
911us ipore6e ia, Sobn Eeterien, 8.
6. &e6erien og 9ilstofte iporebc
mel. Taoborg bor cnor11 iffe foo
ret.
81. $. Iul1s me>1er, at Der for
mrrct pitt laa ltor SSrteresle for
oe1ne Sag, at Set pil ifuoe 80. S."
megct, ON man loo ben ltgge, pg
Tplgcn nil blipc, at Scr pil blipe
eli prtmt aoloni cllcr toget fat poa
on0en Maa6e.
&obn Yetcrien ioretommer Oct,
at title Jorllag ON at begpnoe Ell
&oloni entell / Morplm1o eller Sir
ginio CT bit altfor ubeltemt til at
tom>nc offe1tlig. frem. @gncn ONT
firing 8urfe Station / 6atrfar
Gountp> ca. 20 Mil pcit for @oib=
ington, 8. g., CT ubetinget Sen
Ela6s, iom tiltalte mig melt, og
Ser fan biit1of ogioa faces 2an0
0terre og mitrbrc Torme) NOT til CIT
&oloni; men iaa pi6t leg pe6 er Ser
ingen lt9rre Sroft at fao 6erom=
firing, og bporoan Set ioa ifl,l6e
fl1nne realiieres for 80. SIS &eo=
tor1n1et1oe, CT reg I D1cbl1ttet 1tte
flor ODER. Mit 5par til ia eller
mel oil 6erfor blipe: in6til ri
(Stprelien pg 9.=l1.) bar ct beltemt
Steo at anbefale oa itille 6ori1ag
ON, fortiettes ltn6eripgelierne /
Sen &etning."
8. s. 8eoerien i%friuer: ~sSSfplge
Sc Splpsninger, iom foreligger fra
Eeterien og Duus' tror ieg life ri
.ifal bpoe Samfunoet set Gorllag til
Mfiten1ning. 5agen er paa ner<
bnren6e 1i6 oltfor uflar til at mo-
gen fan femme r0 fra nogenlunoe
flare Stan6punfter."
&ilStofte flyer blanot anoet: vDet
ipnes mig Sc ollerb9icntligite Sp=
lpsninger ON set ser ierligt ~ifal
0onneS &olonier for, port Sfo=
pnrhpihp. mnnn1er Set er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

st Sern9elbrcb. g.: r@porfor
mon 6rpfen @erma11ien oriffcr iiaa
meget Sernmtrtur?"
g.: ~Tormo0entlig for6i bu11
gierne oil Dabe ct SernDelbre0."
s Sfolc. uNoo, o1 CT begpnot
ct goo / STOLE, life @enriette>
Dua0 lpnes 6u lao beOlt ON al Set
oltiommen?"
~Naar hi foar 2op at goo bicn1."
Sffe iaa lige Set iammc. Sans:
~@or ou logt Merfc til, bpilfe
in1oa 6a6oer 6refen &ol6org bnr?"
Sbercle Wenoes @eninbc): ~Mej,
life jult Set; me1t jeg bar be,ner-
ct, at. FUN gaar / meget in1oa Sfo."
@nm: ~Seg bar lagt Mrrfc TIL,
at set CT &c ugtfte Mruo, Ser CT
melt iprt9e for at gaa / arig."
@o1 (meget gif): 80, Sc peo
life, bnob &rig er."
10000 &prn / Mrbejoe. CHARLES
$. Gbltte oplp1te for. 8srneorbeios=
fonferencen, iom MI boloes / @ar=
risburg, Fn., at $4,000 @pr11 1unoer
16 Mors Ml6eren a%rbei0er / Ee11n-
iplpanio. u0enne Stat er ocn le=
6el,oe / 9(merifa poo Bette S1n=
raooe," iog6e bun. ~Mf ale 9ern
Sc 6orenc0e 5tater u11ocr 1G Star
goar bare 12 &roccnt 4>oa Sfolen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-14

Ruterei at the Post Office at St. Pau
Mfhn., q" second class Matchmaker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

ihp Aonihtfn ktht aIf ltt lhtt
~ hich IS io hs held n ma, cts b.
ih mlnt mpnih rs peesmatf
Yuna county m month voted 20
|tsDe 1s tenah IN tht sum o. eve
hpnafed lhoushnH aollnrn for the
pufnoat 81 hane,ns and repairing ihe
roads - the county Moiaee county
leti spf'ne voted q road bond tissue ot
tnfee hundred lisonsand dollars and
now every clisen s. noaraina MS
chanee required 10 liquidete rs tag
ohllsatou r. the month o. Deeem-
bee the aesrtsate d which in the
pinte Nit probably exceed four NH.
Hen doilara So il will be seen THAT
N every part 81 Arizona there 8 q
spirit 81 pfoareer safncleni to cause
our ciiisns 20 loosen their pure
HifinFs when fettFsiiies arise for
Keeping lhe ssnie and ~ cities IN the
front fank u prorreas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Atlentlon Of the boosters o. AIbu-
auoreuo b earneatly called 20 an arti-
cie appearing on this page today.
xrtu4s slre pen OF one A. y. Camp
hell. * KIrkseiilc, Missouri. and
printed racensly in the Macon. Mis-
sosrl. Republican.
Mr. Campbell alleges that he spent
year h Albuquerque. and inquiry
deducos the information that This Is
fact The purpose Of his stay IL
not dciinltely known. hut II IL sus-
peciod. Mr. Campheil appears 70
have been suffering from variety Of
slisease5 which required change o.
cilmate. he appears to have had sew
eFal varieties Of the bugs, affecting
chiefly his COCO, bis liver ana his
lights. Isis stomach may o. may not
have been deranged. but 1t Ia serious
~ suspected that IL was.
The reason Tor Mr. campbsll's out
break At this dine a not known. IN
fact there is much mystery about tho
sentseman. ~ Is some time since he
was here and he has had ample lime
heretofore to bus. loose with the
facts about this section. II II Just
passible that yr. Campbell has had
return Of the disease which brought
him hero--whateyer that was.
II win be Noticed. however that
friend Campbell devoies his state
monts about ne almost wholly 20 me
VARIOUS and alluring varieties Of
nnakes toads. CHA monsters. buli
frogs. boa conatrlctors. aiiiEators, sea
serpehts and other near reptiles
which abound here. Many 81 us can
Empsthise with friend Campbell. It's
hard luck. Lots of us have seen them
slnKis. IN groups and en- masse. and
q saro u enough % make man sore
on The climate. AR. Campbell should
come out again and take the rent cure
IN some quIet section o. the land Of
sunshine where the lights are not 10
bright a. they are on Central avenue.
There arc times when the stomach
liver. ishta and brain need complete
rest E&a
We have not attempted 10 DIAGNOSE
Brother campbeils case; Il may be
We have an entirely wrong connec-
tioH % a, bul the man who saw as
many different kinds Of reptiles la
this town ~ be- did-ard who af,eF
several months breaks out 10 violent
speech about them--ihht man should
worry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21


The following beautiful apprecia-
tion OF the climate Of Albuquerque.
iin population. social and business
conditions. cerialnly should be pleas
Ing to an us boosters. II IL from
the facile pen of IA. y. Campbell of
kirkpiiie, Mo, and appears In the
Macon MOI Nepuhlllcan. q copy Of
which has iust been received here.
AR Campbelrs prose poem ON the
beauties 81 our climate scenery. etc.
follows In fun.
To a man who has lived la Albu-
uueruus year. like ] did. it would
seem like the Omitted States di1n't do
enough "a Spain IN the recent war for
Eiying that place % us. said nj. ID.
Campbell of kirksViile. STR. Camp
hell attended thc Mocor circuit Mon
day afternoon a. counsel on case
being determined there "A few years
age went there Tor my health" MT.
Campbell went on. n came back
for the same reason Il ~ one Of
the most over-rated health resorts
on the face Of the earth. When I
told them this the natives Informed
me bad picked q bad yoar--that e
wna tho first time IN tho history Of
tho place that they had had such dis
agreeable weather. nut unfortunatcs
who had boon there before tell me
their views of the place we're about
like mine. when q wasn't raining IL
was blowing such fine particles OF
sund you had 90 keep indoors"
MIR Campbell showed Some pictures
OF the natives ferrying themselves
across the streets and said the views
were not much overdawn.
"Gila monsters? SURF, they have
them. and ccntlpodes too. They have
everything that's uncanny and dang
erous. The centipedc ~ a sinister
brother He'd be a rattlesnake only
he can make more trouble the way
ne q. You can find him, an unbid-
den guest. In almost any house IN
town. when growu to manhood he's
about eight inches long. every inch
fun of trouble for man When on
the defensive cehtipode can flntten
himself out like n sheet 81 paper.
and look as innocent as n shell-man.
centlpede likes to skate over your
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
1 Nnw USE ron wAnsnrs.


The suSe aiion by professor Ia
lae Sew York Post. Graduate Medical
school lhai obsolete wafshipa be used
as floating hospitals ana schools for
eonsumpnvos has been retcrfcd nS'
President WILSON Is Secretary Dam
tea 4housh startling. the plan. az
ready tflss y tire Italian navy. 81
worth attention
Disposal "a discarded batlleships
has always been O problem with the
increasing fapsdisy Of the obsoles-
cence and the tremendous cos, Of the
present. day war craft the matter n
becoming more and more vital.
To use ss.ooo.Qoo battleship a. q
hospital would seem small return
indeed on she original Investment
nut only ms ships Of twenty years
oso. costing far lees. would be- used
Tor some slime 20 come. Moreover.
such Q plan would be a distinct gain
over the customary releEation TO the
scrap heap.
A certain class OF oonsumptives
benefit particularly By sea air. For
the incipient eases. especially in chill
dron. the floating school would
work wonders The constant expos
ure 20 air. ideal IN point of quality
and quantity; the absence Of dust ana
other foreign substances irritating &c
the lungs and. finally, che perfect $50
lation. make the chip the ideal con-
sumptivcs' home.
IN every community the accommo-
dntions for the tuberculous are in
adequate. what better fate for the
old does OF war. their usefulness AZ
Instruments Of death and destruction
past. to end their careers Of glory in
the reverse process Of saving human
livosg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY,
APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES

washington ID. c., Oct 2i-sta-
tiatlcs of che electrical machinery,
and supplies industry IN
the United States for 1909 arc pre-
scented On detail m bulletin soon TO
be- issued by Director Harris OF tho
bureau of the census. department Of
commerce % was prepared under
the super, isiuu of ". NJ. stouart,
chief uatisticlW Tor manufactures
This industry Includes the manu-
facturc of the machines and appli-
ancos used in the generation, trans
mission. and utilization OF electric en-
orEy. together with most of the parts
accessories and supplies for them. u
does not include, however, the pro-
ductlon of poles whether OF wood.
iron or steel, nor does u include the
manufacture of GLASS ana porcelain
ware made expressly for electrical
purposes thet of hare iron ana cop-
per wire, or amy fo the group ~ cleo
trochemlcal ana eiocirometailurgical
products
The total number 0f establishments
in the United sintos In 1909 engaged
.in tho manufacture of electrical ma
.chinery appapratus and supplies was
1909 The total number OF persons
engaged ln The industry was 1906 500,
of whom lO2.o50 we're wage oarners.
The total capital employed was
S2C1saf.f32 and The total value OF
products was t22t,aOS. sos.
Tho Industry in 1893 was largely
centralized Nh The ak states Of New
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
rnospERI1Y N ARIZONA.

According 10 the Douglas Inserna-
tionai Arizona people are pouring
out their dough for an sorts o.
puhiio enterprises these days. indl-
eating that there b. Elenty OF prosper
ny % the state The International
aaya
IAN 1lle commercial organizations IN
Phoenix Are bury these days pulling
tbe dough from the citizens Of the
capital city % meet iia obligation 20
she state fair association ~ nine
thousand dollars agreed upon. Blsbee
has jual couahed up one thousand
bucks 70 insgre mo coming OF the
champion bali players 20 the Warren
district next month. Douglas has
just nnbeeribee two thousand dollars
10 ~ used N a. advertising cempaign
during ms coming year and yesterday
foraardod ~ contribution 10 the El
Pass and rhoenix road race During
the snmner Tucson raised fuad Of
ihlriy thousaud dollars 70 promote
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

total production was tunsatcn. the re-
ioainder belng classified ~ caribou
fiilamcnt.
Tho value OF Insulated wire md ca
hlos manufactured 1909. 1904 ana
1919 constituted the harvest slnlo
Hem ~ the total valao of electrical
machinery, apparatus, ana supplies
reported. representing mote than one
firth OF ihc total value of products
for The industry az each coneus OF
the s5f.62f,737 reported as Che total
value OF Insulated wire and cables,
$to.2O0.0f2 was reported By estnh-
llehmcnts IA the industry proper, ana
Sf1,37f,tG5 by establishments cngag-
ed primarily IN other industries. only
n small number of the establishments
IN tho industry proper drew the wire
which they Insulated, while of the e.
Establishments outside Che industry rc-
porting this product the greater num-
Der were engaged primarily IN wire
drawing Sew Jersey. Illinois and
New York were tho three states Lead
ink In this branch Of the Industry in
1909 reporting G3s per cent of the
total value in that year and se.i per
cent IN 1904
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

produced Increased 2iD.b per cont
during the decade. their capacity
ia9S per cent. and their value. cas-
per cent Tho lnrecst increases are
shown IN tho case of the motors for
operntlng stationary machinery The
general report on manufaciures shows
iarge increase In the use ef electric
power. IN 1909 ihoro wore 8SS.S5I
electric motors with capacity OF
4.Ai7.tf0 horsepower Installed in
misunderstanding establishments. In
i600 there were only 1891 motors
reported with capacity or f92.03G
horsepower
The number OF primary batteries
manufactured la 1903 was 2f.383.5ar
valued at sb,3i2,b9b; an Increase In
value ~ fes.7 per cont since 1888 rho
production Of batteries was valued AZ
Sf.2t3.9st for 1903. an Increase 81
GAS per cent during the decade.
The value Of arc lamps manufac-
tured in 1909 was 81. f06.8bg. and tho
number i2a9s6. From 1899 to 1900
there was q decrease OF 34.202. or
2id per cent, la The number or arc
lamps manufactured aud a decrease
az st2O,S12, or GO per cent. IN their
total value. The decrease Is account
ed for by the fact that, while form
erly arc lamps we're used almost ex-
.clusiveiy for street lighting and 9th
Ter purposes. the inoaudcsccnt lamps
have now replaced them to an appro-
clahle extent
The production of ncandesccnt
lamps showed a valuation ct Sf6.Tff.-
SOC for 1899 and % total number of
GG.I70,997. About one-finh OF this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
A&sf IsIt Bic 3VE-
tiKNT


WtiL nere Nt srt aeain-iu one
f great aaAck 81 ready
mon teinr b klpeeeerQue.
d r mo permanent improve
n<as ~ rar 4 ~
a 81 hs ihm evefy day.
M Is fhe 9nled States indian
@eArai here hefe i. alfeads IN IN
Scmmpnt Of s2ppoep. some $4,000
8 = - seenl fsBhs away % lhe cons
sfhciIon Of Three new huliainss. Tho
hentn 81 builalnsa "a impressive al
ready II win ~ muro - in aboui
iour honths when the rev ones are
pompsese.
Hul she thing apqu wnich w
shcpia b. most congratulated s. the
nctlon Of conxross increasing the ca
pacisy III ghe local school from 800
a. tee pupils F6nr huuarcd win mn
be cafed Tor immediately because Of
hack 81 capacity nai the act Of con-
sresn nakss d DeeessaFy that addi-
sIonal aqGipm be provided ana
that nsans more BUILDINGS More
huildlhes snd more nliie Indians
lsaralng how % 90 ihlnsh that pay
mean more prosperity for Aibuquer-
gus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

body when SQUIRE lyine down. Tie
knows an the discomfort he's cause
Ing YOU. ana Il ticklcs HIN. Those
wicked-lookins horns on either slide
~ his head are for use az wen ns
ornament, and YOU can't help think
Ing about this when he's taking Q
casunl promenade across yyour bare
brcaat Is is anld-and I believe q
-lhat IN Albuquerque cenlipede can
look any man out OF countenancc. n
has mug that six weeks jag
couldn't equal. raklng him up one
side and Down the other he's about
the meanest little Cuss that was ever
fashioned TO torment man.
1.-THE ella monster has the body Of
an alligator. and a head like rattle-
snake and his character Is fully up
TO his looks They tell me he does
not hiss warning. but bites at once.
His breath D. a deadly poison. and rs
80 powerful that q WIN kin a person
who ls IN the same room with H. The
reptile burrows in the sand and
q you step on him he win bite
through tho thickesi shoe,
while out there ! saw man bit-
ten by one ~ the things He had
boon ont on tho desert. found full
grown one and supposed he had Killed
h. Then he picked "a up, fastened &
to his saddle and WAS bringing Il Ia
AZ specimen. When the man got
OF his horse and started 10 unite his
ella monster. q suddenly grabbed
him ana he had To call FOR assistance
go make u bet so. TIE was badly bit.
ten and died soon after
TN Albuquerque Is q church over
500 years old n stands on sacred
ground The dead are buried beneath
the floor. To accommodate the many
bodies for which scpulchre IL de-
mnndcd there the floor has been rails
ed many times. Tho dead arc piled
under layer on layer. dating back 20
the spanish conquest Some peculiar
blessing Is supposed 20 accrgo to all
those buried on tho sacred spot"
Mr. Campbelrs clippings from
Albuquerque papers show n divcrsl-
fled climate that ought 10 suit tho
most fastldlous Every day u was
either showing. raining blowing or
raising cain generally.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
EDITING REsULrs.

There IL pleasing Significance ia
the statement OF the county authori-
ties that the rural schools OF Berna-
lilo county are 80 crowded that IL
- becoming very difficult 10 care for
the children. We can stand plenty
~ this kind Of grief The manage
ment OF our county schools % being
complimented not only at home but
rs state ard national educational au-
thorliies. and the vastly increased at
Tendance IL enc Of the most hopeful
signs Of the time.
The policy OF combining the dls-
triets into one large unit and tho
construction of large. roomy modern
school houses q "a policy which has
long been demanded by every need Of
practical educational work We are
90 be congratulated that i has come,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

The town Of Pennington, IN san
Juan county. by tho very narrow
rnarEin of 90 votes. has decided again
90 forbid saloons within the precinct.
Al tho former election there on the
liuor question the vote for prohibi-
tlon was almost unanimous u Is in-
teresting 10 note also, that srohlbl-
tion eisesioRs have been called To- two
preclncts Of Grant county. while
there SIRE indications that elections
win be called "A several other sections
% she state IN the immediate future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
APPLES
BY JEAN HUBS
German Apple Pudding.


German Apple Pudding.
egg
] cup milk
tablespoon melted butter.
tablespoons baking powder.
cups flour.
salt
= cup brown sugar.
teaspoon powdered cinnamon.
Some quartered apples.
Lot the egg Dc beaten without sep
arnting, then add the milk, Melted
butter, flour. baking powder and
salt. stir well and pour into shallow
buttered pan. Press into the mixture
the Quartercd apples aust with
brown sugar and cinnamon. Bake
until the apples are tender. Serve
With cream.
Apple Pudding.
cups sliced apples
cups marshmMlows.
cup buttcrcd crumbs.
p cup sugar
] tablespoon flour.
cup cold, Wcll-seasoned apple
sauce.
tablespoon powdered sugar.
white OF one egg.
Bring the milk to the boiling point
and stir into IL the eggs well beaten,
and the sugar and flour mixed to-
gether. Cook in double boiler
When quite thick add the apple
sauce. Pour an into a baked crust,
pile on top the beaten white at egg
into which has been whipped table
spoon of powered sugar. Brown IN
q moderate oven and serve cold.
Syllabub.
4 apples.
Whites OF eggs.
tablespoon powdered sugar.
q cup OF whipped cream.
candied cherries or cubes az red
jelly.
whip the cream stiff. pare the
apples and CRATE them and mix them
with the powdered sugar. Then slow
D. beat the apples into the whites oi
the three eggs thcn beat rapidly an
tr the mlxture s light and fluffy.
Line six glusses with whipped cream,
pile the syllabub in the center ana
ornament the top with the cherries
on Jelly Serve v,sy cold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

a local plumber was halcd before
the court Monday ana tried for vio-
iation OF q city ordinance Ia failing
10 apply for a permit in opening "a
street 70 make a connection. n the
city authorities Ia their wisdom would
take tho trouble 10 require plumbers
40 obey the ordinance regarding fix
ing the streets after connections have
been made. the work would be sim
coreiy approved. The average ere
pair" OF a street plumbing Sob IN this
town IL wonder for csrolessnoas and
neglect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
NO CRIMINAL TYPE.

Thee Thousand convicts In an Eng
lish prison. studied over a period Of
five yenrk. failed completely to show
the criminal type" OF Lombroso and
his followers Edward T. Devine
summarizes the results Of the study
In The Survey as follows; "All OF the
Lombrosian stimata are found 20 be
distributed among these convicts and
among the general run Of mankind
Ia equal degree. The peculiar head
shapes. the special eye colors. the
wave Of hair. the cut 81 ears. the
length Of arm bones and their IN
equality. tattooing, wrinkles. fiat feet
and the rest are all found TO be no
more and no less prevalent IN prison
than IN university or workshop. IN
weight and IN stature the convict falle
below his free brother. In a word.
he h unusual but not abnormal"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Most disfiguring skin cruptions.
serofuia, pimplcs rshes. oto, arc
cue 90 impure blood nurdock Blood
nitiers as cleaslng blood tonic, 81
well recommended $500 at an stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Diamond Ico-tne best fee Made
from distilled water. Phones s7-5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

Trimble's Livery iia n. ana. st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

The las yoeus Optic announces
lint the city voter waeon turned over
"a tho corner ~ Eiehih street and
Douglas avenue yesterday. and wlll
not De- IN usc for two weeks. 4,
might BE- fair 70 ask what viii be
nkely 60 happen n las veeas during
that period.