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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

ncsa, and truth. look backward, for-
ward and Inward and let the duys
that are past speak oi Tho obstacles
which we have conquered. The DIM
cuitlcs which ve have overcome, the
ahysses from which we have risen ana
the low depths from which We have
lifted ourselves. with true phil
oeophy Of life We may. indeed, Jet the
multitude Of years 90 como make
known Wisdom. tho wisdom Of COD
which dccrccd mans forward aud on
ward march impelling The human races
To- rise higher ana ever Higher, un-
az the zenith shall be reached and the
final destiny OF man fulfilled, phys
icaliy. mentally, and morally.
Amcnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

hlA ire coming whom he secs how We
conduct ourselves n sleeping cars.
D.
Tho Way u DO n.
The younger man has been COM
planning that ne could not get his wifo
90 mend he clothes
u asked her to sew button on
This vest last night, and aho hasn't
ionched a." ha eaid At this tho
older man assumed the air Of q pat
riarch
Newer ask woman TO mend any
thing" he said. "yau haven't been
married very long and think I can
give you some scryiccablc suggestions.
When J want q shirt mendcd / take a
20 my Wife. flourish lt around a little
and say. where's that rag baRg'
What do you want OF the rag
hag2' asks my wife Her suspicious
are reused AZ once.
n want 20 throw this shirt away
IT'S worn out say. with a few moro
iourishcs.
tet me see that shirt my wife
says tkcn. 'Now, John, hand Il 20 mo
az once.
"of course 7 pass It over ana sho
examines o.
why 81 only needs and then
she mends IT,
INCIDENTALLY and currently
speaking. they are trying TO find out
who put the Humphl IN Judge
fIumphrlos OF Seattle.
ALREADY the average man cannot
is David or Daniel.
O.
THIS SLIT SKIRT must go--there
is no stopping II. We never saw any
thing go like H.
%
THE HUERTA administration Is
said to be without plars-whlch must
mean there 10 no one left to assassi-
nate.
o.
THEY SAY Chas. M. Schwnb Is
spending $4,000 on a hcnnery. We
should expect a schwab0ery or at
least o pigconcry
%
A YOUNG MAN In New York win
inherit a large fortune " ne abstains
from cigarettes. but there are several
routes sWiftor than the cigarette
route.
q
WE FIGURE the trades parade will
be one week passing a given point.
d
WE AGAIN rise 20 suggest that one
division 81 the pageant be devoted 10
our Albuquerque Colonies
O.
THE FOOTBALL season Is on and
the mortuary editor Is sharpening up
his pencil.
DO WE NEED conservation. what?
They report . scarcity of material for
making wooden less.
d
AND THAT certainly would stump
you.
d
OR EVEN Cork you.
e y. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

lcnrelly see avn babys Eases they
foai aumthing foorso.
Most parrlts Is smartlr than most
babys avn akkount OF parrit bee
INK nbil 20 say, Polly wunts "a
krackir. hpfoar a baby noz how 10
do enything exseDt cry. but wen a
baby stops crying lawng onuff 10
lern how 20 tawk n can say awlmost
enything a rogulor perain can say,
vile "A parrit ienrelly novvir lerns to
say onything oxEept Polly wunta n
krackir. So its probibly botir to be
a baby.
no mattir wat baby looks Ike.
its mothlr ANYWAYS thinks Il Is
bowtlnll cvln II lbs so funny looking
OWN the baby nor its not bowtifill.
les farthlr ionrolly thinks Il 10
howilflll. too Amir u hoers ovvD-
boldly orround tho house tawking
about how bewtiull it ls. tho baby
starts 20 bleevo 1t himself, and this
is prohibly wun rezin wy 40 mony
peepll Rro up kunsootod, especially
gorls
m Fou look al a dawF II viii wag
iie tale proving u has SCENTS. but n
you look 40 baby u viii lest stare
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03


No eps cer eenssaa recent feats
elpfion without FIaiizlnE that
b,osfe y being n toward putt
ling tho aefoplane Annly In the
6eucar' cless
Tho world Judges solely by results.
and thc aeroplane hss been made no
exrentlon 70 this ahlgersal rule.
Greater stability ana essler and more
certain control have hsan demanded,
and apparently thesu ara on the way.
The astounding perin.nances Of Pc
goud n hiss monoplane have silenccd
those who have malnsancd that avn
alton, 30 lar an the aesoplane IL con-
cerned, never can Be- anything but
exifa-hazardous Pesoad. Of course.
may be d physical marvel IN main
tanning equilbrium. but be claims
that what he has dohe can be ac-
eompIlahed By othera. md that he Is
merely the first 10 ptagc that the
aeroplnHe. n properly built ana
handled, h practically pfoof against
destruction.
u Pegoud's theory Is eoncoi. the
hreroplane which cannoi be upset Is
something Impossible 20 build. He
points ont that birds afs frequently
upset while living, but & ! their abiI-
~ 80 recover their huinnre that
keeps thom from falling. The aviator
must put more dependeafe on him
scar as an equshbrisi. and less on the
sclf-rlshting possibilities 81 hiu ma
chine.
But selling aside n. Ftsond ar a
prodigy whose personal perform
ances brilliant though thsy may be.
have no general upplieauon 10 avia-
iion. there ~ progress elsewhere,
The international aglallan meet at
I.oBdon was marked By some SPLEEN
did work in starting. aIlghilnw. cross
country racing. and altitude flights.
Ihe Ameriean team won second
place, the British team fat and the
French team third are fact that
This country scored so Nan in these
events is matter Of seif. consratu-
iation. ANY nation that beats the
French az flying today cannot be said
90 BE- asleep when Il comes 20 avla-
sion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
SUDGE HUMPHREYS.

Too free use OF the power OF pun
iahing for contempt has got more
than one valuable inrist into a ught
place. Sometimes the dignity OF the
temple OF justice Is better conserved
by not insisting TOO much upon a..
The case Of Judge Iiumphrics %
Seattle. who IL apparently ondeavor-
Ing 10 commit the entire Socialist
parry Of his baihwiok FOR disrospect
OF the court indicates that Il is but
= few inches from the sublime 10 the
Ridiculous, The spectacle Of several
score persons sticking out their
tongues ~ the court az he RACES at
them comes perilously near being
funny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

d a.i "a previous apihsaue t
ora ior ihosc regions
Tnc rtgnti nfenenls ia Some detail
,he apis q rashAn AND rlper siaroa
durlne me flood peNod. 81 wen aa
considerable information rrnafaine
previous floods in me Ohio. Jhe re-
cent flood wave IN ihat river a
,eaeea from rilubursh d Cairo.
vhleh nolnl was reached III the 1afly
psrr 81 Aprn Containing thoncc
down lhe Mississippi sho flaoa resehea
Sew Orleans % May is. or ~ days
amer lla orlsin On TIE headwaters on
lhc onle.
"a point "a masnllude che flood 81
enc present year ~ the ohio probably
ranks aecou1 being orertorped onis
~ the midvinies fleaa 81 fssf Ea
ne lower Mlrsla.lppl the crest stages
attained al this ilme exceeded all
previous records bclwcen Cairo and
ielena. with regard to lis duration
and the volume Of water earriea,
however. the flood Of 1919 In enc
tower Mississippi exceeded that OF
lsis, while the amount Of lard then
overflowed was much greater than
in the present year
The total money loss due 90 the
flood. Including ioss u railroad. tele-
srnph ana telephone lines. was about
siaa.ooo. eco. OF this amount. norc
than 70 per cert was sustained ia
the states 81 ohio and Indiana The
loes Is farms and farm property. in-
cIudins prospective crops. was about
tii.eeeeee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
TIVE CANAL QUAKE.

Absolute assurance from Colonel
Gocthals that The masonry Of the uc
mcndous canal structures has been
quite unchanged by thc seVoresg
earthquake recorded In the history
Of the isthmus H. most srnHfylnC.
While there - always possibility
that there may be- more severe
earthquake than ever was before. the
result Of the recent tomblor is roas-
onabiy reasauring. even 70 those who
from the first have predicted a 60
iossaI disaster when the work Of man
went up against the Numbering
forces Of nature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

YGaecdN< Told IA Headlines.
fFrhm lhc Chicago Tflbnncl
NttorNclt for sale "a Half Price.
Ctod Unu Outo."
ftt Catches for smoking Gig.
nrooti EnForeWent Hroken pff''
FlGnret ~ HIS insurance promi.
umsi iiet raid out 1iofe Than Face
81 9A FoliY"
rhuilds FIRST Fire "a Ole Mansion
@lnrr 1851. Destroys 81 Hundred
Families 81 Chimney Swallows"
'Tflce 70 Cure Wnrt by Mail; u
rufps into a wen
u
A TANfCAn driver IN Iowa has fall
cn heir % q fortune. TO him that
hath rhnli be given.
o.
TIfE UNIVERSITY az Pckin h
more than SEQ years old. Must bo
quite Interesting 81 see a reunion. for
Instance. 81 shc Glass OF iits.
o.
THE PUMPKIN PIE season II
closely impending. on you COY o.
o.
Real Wonder.
We've been IN many clticos
And sailed from many docks
iint never found "A bootblack
Who dld NOT dauh our socks
Youngstown 'frlcgram
We've becn IN many cities
Aad sailed on many ahips
Bnt mover found waiter
NEH4 tI.1,s.I.I stFsf4a a.ssr f4a.a
Houston Daily Post
We've been IN many cities
And sailed to many lands.
Bnt never found a younEster
Who liked 20 wash bis hands.
Baltimore News.
We've been l. many citios
In some meath foreign skies;
But never saw q live one
That didn't advertise.
Cleveland plalndoaler.
We've been In many Puhmans
gut meier a brakeman scanned
who could announce the stations
So you could understand
o
ALABAMA Is rapidly becoming the
scat Of the fiourlsning train robhing
industry.
o.
THESE ARE the days when the
sophomore looks the covering fresh
man DER and then with a thunderous
voice invokes a victim new for his
fcndish Jokes.
d
A VIRGINIA postmaster wants 10
Quit because his receipts amount To
only cents "A day aud his pay de-
pends on the size Of his receipts.
There Is simply no pleasing some
Democrats.
o
THE BRITISH visitor who c0m-
plains ~ the shocking publicity Of
our barber shops has tho surprise OF
-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

spanish Iser "a IA NitnE.
A Spanish sauce after the following
resipe may be used with ard-boiled
eggs 90 make this dish.
IA cups canned tomatoes.
4 onion thinly sliced.
sprig OF parsley.
Blt of bay-leaf
Six cloves.
y teaspoon salt.
a teaspoon paprika.
Dash al cayenne.
Yolks of 3 eggs
tablespoons olive Oh.
tablespoon graduated gelatlnc.
tablespoon tarroEon vinegar.
tablespoon cold water.
hard boiled eggs.
q cup cold cooked chicken.
2 tablespoons minced ham.
Cook tho tomatoes twenty minutes
with the onion parsley hny-leaf,
cloves. salt, papriSa and cayenne.
Thon rub through sieve. Beat the
yolkH ol tnc eggs slightly and add
the olive oil. Combine mixtures cook
in "a double boiler. stirring constantly
until the mixture thickons. Add tho
gelatinc. which has beon soaked in
che vinegar and cold water strain and
cool. Cut the hard-boiled eggs In
halves lonRthwisc and remove tho
yoiks Mix the chicken chopped fine.
an ham ana the yolks of four Of tho
eggs rubbed Though sieve. Moisten
with the prepared sauce ana fill the
whites With the mixture Arrange
ON crisp lettuce leaves and serve.
Cheese and Macaroni Loaf.
p cup macnruui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
Avoid sentative Cough Medicines.

II you want 90 contribute directly 20
the occurrence OF capillary bronchitis
and pneumonia use cough medicines
that contain codinc. morphine heroin
and other seantiycs when you have q
cough or cold An oxpcctorant ike
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is what
IL needed That cleans out the culture
beds or broeding places for the germs
OF pneumonia ana other germ dis
eases Thai a why pneumonia never
results from cold when Chamber
lain's Couch Remedy IL used. II has
world white reputation for its cures
a contains no morphine or other SCI
datiye For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
TiiE FLOODS or iai2 IN TIE
OHIO VALLEY.

The weather bureau hos iust come
pleted a rather eJmpsehenave report
upon tho floods which devastated
portions q the ohio vallss ID March.
1913.
i VIII bo remembered Mat the
primary cause u theas Goods was
tho Occurrences 81 an congratulated
rainfall crowded into the space Of
ihreo or four days The hoik OF the
rain ieii over ohio ana Indiana.
where ihe rivers ana saan streams
were soon FILLED % ogeraoeins. IN
gnio eases ikc oreraoa swept
lhfnash populous cities causing
onofmoaa ioae " life oaa property.
From Nhaieyer aspect bsod inc
nooff ln lhe smaller a,faam. Tar nur-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
Appetizing Dishes for Supper
$%%%%$%&%%$$~%%%%%%$>%%% <%%%$S%~~~>%%%%~%~&%~%$
By Jean Hubs

cup milk
cup soft bread crumbs.
I tablespoon butter.
eggs
tablespoon chopped green pepper.
! teaspoon chopped onion
] teaspoon chopped parsley.
teaspoon suit.
r. cup grated cheese.
Break the mavaroui into small
pieces and co0k Il In boiling saltcd
wator unit. tender. and rinse iu cold
water. Cook the parsley. onion ami
pepper in a. little water with the but
ter Pour OF the water or allow Il
10 boil away Beat the eggs, whites
and yolks separately. Mix all the in
gradients. cutting and folding In the
stiffly beaten whites al tho last Line
O. quart baking dish with buttcrod
paper; turn the mixture into b.; sot
tho baking dish in pan of hot water.
and bake n "a moderate oven about
throc-fourthe of AN hour. Serve with
tomato sauce
Ham ana Noodles.
BOILED noodles,
I egg
Cold boiled ham minced.
One egg
ono cup MILK
Buttornd crumbs.
Butter au earthen baking dish,
pat into th, bottom layer of mood
les. add layer OF ham, then another
layer OF noodles and 80 on until the
dish o. filled Beat the egg with tho
milk and pour Il into the dish Gov
or with buuerod crumbs and bake In
"a moderate oven.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

back at you az n IL dldont no woathir
yuro boy or a lam post, wien Il
probiby don't proving that II sum
boldly uwflored me wich ] wuntid, a
daw8 or "a baby, no wich wun ID
take. Babys all ware baby caps
and laNng dresses. exscpt wen they
have thare plckturcs takin, wen they
don't ware Cuything.
Pop Sos babys Is luxsurlos wioh Il
n the dooty OF oyvryboddy 20 nave
oxsopt yuro nookst doar nayber.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
LEAF FROM BENNY's
NOTE BOOK

roto about babys IN my history
book today Fiteing this,
nabys
Babys 10 pcepil wich haven't stnrtld
~ go yet.
no matiir how big you are now.
oYvrybOddy ust 60 be- baby wuneo.
iho wen sou look nt most babys sou
don't ike 10 think 30 Bui nobody
can remember wat thc5' felt like wen
they was habye This may he a good
thing. bekhuse by tho ixprcehin you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
THE PASSING OF THE COACH
MAN.


The coming IN 81 the chauffeur has
evidenced the passing Of the family
coachman, that naughty and purse
proud indlelduol who scurried you to
an islc 81 safety with look. Nothing
hi New FeFk has stood for the re-
molenesa tho exclusivcncss. the
hanshsiness o. the rlch more than tho
family conchman. as on hts rolling
throne he has always owned Fifth
avenue and demanded his right Of
way. The chauHeuT, speed and grand
eur combined IN his car. gives you no
impression o. pride Of lineage. trad-
tion 81 purse. and he has been a
pleasant Interpreter Of the motives
Of the ricn. n he runs you down he
gathers up the remains Of you and
transfers yon with much presence Of
mind and eli,nInatlon OF time and
space 70 . convenient haven. and is
aorrier than anyone. The chauffeur
never makes YOU feel like worm.
He h a real development
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03
ORIENTAL AMENDS.


China apologlzes FOR having killed
several Japanese. In view Of this
very great concession. Of course. the
only thing 10 do iS TO forgive and
forget. The japanese. as the Los
Angeles Times views IL. must be high
" gratified. Il would be SO pleasant
70 you 20 have a man say. Il beg your
pardon. bat on the street moment
ago Inadvertently killed your broth
er. your wife ana your mother. 1
apologize, and will You please tell
me where | can find your father +"
We remember that Charles Battell
LOOMS wrote good story OF killer
whose wife remarked after good
supper ana Ia the presence of COM
pany. Il do not wish TO appear dis
agreeable. John. but I DO regret your
killing mother this afternoon"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

Prompt mcsaongern. unfcN delivery
and baggage independent Delivery.
Phone b0t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

ora iDBA q real frlcndlcnsneaa 4
! colo sierese cen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-03

hla life coming when he secs how we
conduct ourselves N sleeping cars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-20
WOMAN DIES AFTER A NIGHT
IN THE TENDERLOIN

A cab drew up at the Peoples Hos
pital, 253 West Twenty-second street,
early yesterday morning.
There's a woman inside who's
sick, doc," said the cabman, II
brought her around"
An unconscious woman was car
ried from the cab into the hospital.
All day long she moaned pitifully as
the doctors worked over her. She
died last night.
Late at night, the body was iden-
titled. 1t was that of Mrs. Vesta
Meade, of 2036 Wabash avenue.
Mrs. Meade spent Tuesday with
party doing" the tenderloin. The
drink and drugs she consumed on
that trip caused her death.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-20

running disorderly resort. =.
Efford Woooson, negro, formerly
employed in office of City Prescott
ing Attorney McInerney, fined 500
for being keeper of disreputable
house at 1853 N. Peoria st.
500 loss in fire in home of Mrs.
Emma Mari, 1875 Prairie av.
Local detectives have left for Los
Angeles to get E. w. Reed, Fl, charg-
ed with passing worthless checks on
friends in Oak Park.
Virginia BurneIl, chorus girl, ar
rested charged with disorderly con-
duct Miss Edna Hough, member of
same company, the complainant.
Says Miss Burnell struck her in the
face.
Michael carrao, 10, $40 N. Curtis
ST., who fell while trying to escape
from Parental School by sliding from
the second floor, died late yesterday
at the Swedish Covenant Hospital.
>OIe Bastasted, painter, "a E. Nnzie
ST., Jumped into river at N. Franklin
st. Suicide.
Mrs. Mary Lewis. 2520 Seminary
av., attacked by one-armed highway
man. Dragged into alley within a few
feet of patrol stables of Chicago av.
police station. Robbed of purse con-
tanning SIS and diamond ring.
David Lippitz, is, 1880 S. Kedzie
av., arrested on complaint of Esther
Kaufman, Z, HOP S. Marshfield ay.,
who says he enticed her into a base
ment and attacked her. She is in
a serious condition.
Mrs. Matilda Trominger, wife of
coal miner at Edwardsville, ILL.,, and
L. Venermoser were arrested at 1913 |
Wieland st. She is charged with pass
ing false check. Also said to have
deserted her husband for Vener-
moser.
G. E. Chisholm, arrested at Mime
apolis, charged with sending obscene
Io+forc +1oro,,ob N, ollie 01 nm bonds
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-20

Warrant sworn out for arrest of
DR.. Louis Thexton, president Park
Av Hospital. Charged with perjury.
Bernard Cook, n, 2655 w. Adams
st., indicted by February grand jury
on perjury charge.
DR.. r. J. Kranz, 1903 w. Huron ST.,
fined $25 and costs for speeding.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-20

Patron-What, can't you wait for
your pay until you take me homer"
Faxicabby-Pm asking you while
you've got money on you-this is
a church bazaar you're going into.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
WILL MEET CHARGES.

Rochester, n. Y, June 9.-The East
man Kodak Company will adjust its
methods Of doing business to meet the
charges preferred against the company
in the governments dissolution suit
fled at Buffalo. George Eastman
president Of the company, so announ ced
here upon receipt of the news that suit
had been started.
Mr.. Eastman indicated, however
that the company would refuse to dis
solve
while there is a prayer for disso-
luton as is usual, I am informed in all
such cases" said Mr.. Eastman, cit is
believed that full compliance with the
main specific demands for changes of
trade methods freely offered by this
company will successfully meet all
criticism and satisfy the trade at large
and the government.
aside from the economic principles
which would be violated by such dis
solution, it can clearly be shown that
if the United States is to keep its lead
IN the Photographic art which it has
maintained for the last twenty years
COORDINATION of the manufacture of
films. plates, papers and cameras must
be continued. No concern that is not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR
OWING TO ENTRANCE OF MORE
TEAMS 1T WAS NECESSARY TO
DRAW UP ANOTHER PLAYING
SCHEDULE.

! On account Of the entrance of two
new teams one into each league. a new
schedule had to be made out in the
Boys league and Junior league. These
! two teams will make a better race in
| both leagues and especially the Boys
| league. which had only three teams be-
fore. These two new teams are the
| Bellemead Sweets for the Junior league
and the Snappers Junior for the Boys
| league. Today's game in the Junior
| league will be between the White Stars
and the Quakers, and in the Boys
league between the Red Sox and the
Snappers Junior. These teams are
very evenly matched and in addition
because of the keen rivalry between
the boys composing the various teams
very good games may be expected
Games will occur on all week days,
the Juniors playing in the morning and
the Boys league in the afternoon. Be
ginning today the following schedule
will be followed:
Boys League.
Tuesday, June 1o-Red sox We. Snap
pers Jr.
Wednesday. June 11-seminoles VS..
Thursday, June 12-white sox VS.
Snappers Jr.
Friday, June 1S-Seminoles VS.. Snap
pers Jr.
Saturday, June 14-white sox VS.
Red Sox.
Monday. June 1e-Red sox VS.. Snap
pers Jr.
Tuesday, June 17-seminoles VS..
White Sox.
wednesday. June 1s-Red sox VS..
Seminoles.
Thursday, June 19-snappers Jr. VS..
White Sox.
Friday, June 2o-Red sox VS. White
Sox.
Saturday, June 21-seminoles VS..
Snappers Jr.
Junior League.
Tuesday, June 10-White Stars VS..
Quakers.
Wednesday. June 11-BelIeme
Sweets VS.. Bayou Boys.
Thursday, June 12-Norris VS.. White |
Stars.
Friday. June 1S-ouakers VS.. Belle |
mead Sweets.
Saturday, June 14-Bayou Boys VS.. |
White Stars.
Monday, June 16-Norris VS.. White
Stars.
Tuesday. June 17-Beilmead Sweets
VS.. Quakers.
Wednesday, June 18-Bayou Boys VS..
Norris.
Thursday, June 19-white Stars vs.
Quakers.
Friday, June 2O-Norris VS., Belle
mead Sweets.
Saturday, June 21-Quakers vs..
Bayou Boys. |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-10

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medicine has made me well woman and
I feel strong and do my own work. -
Mrs. j. R. PICKING, 1860 Sargent ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
Since we guarantee that all testimo-
mails which we publish are genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has the vir-
tue to help these women it will help any
other woman who is suffering in like
manner?