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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Mn Arnott Hos.ess.

Mr.. 4. j.. Arnott ~as the hostess
last evening In honor of MiHA i,cr.'I
Griswold OF Colorado Springs. who
II Visiting In the city. Miss Girls
void formerly attended school In this
city and several Of her school mates
were invited Ia spend the evening.
The evening was spent In = social
way with several musical numbers
being rendered by Miss Cri.wold sad
Kenneth o. Wood. at the conclusion
Of which dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Arnott. ASSISTED by
Mrs. X. II. Branson. Those prc~cn;
wrr" Miss rcryi Gr,swoid. Miss Mary
Horn. Mics Pearl Grisham. tho Misses
Isabelle and Myrtle Wilson. Kenneth
Wood. George Mars. Harold 3rAuspn
and J. Richardson.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
WHAT IS TDUcAr10Ni

The h.
enrolled attendance
o children
children Of Massachusetts, will learn will be
dlstn children
hin the
books official publication
q
rIdieulouy
partisan
the
ell The II the
understand made medley
hing oil u duck.
behind
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Mrs.. Heudrick.on Hostess.

Mrs. a. e.. n.narIckson presided
over a very prettily arranged auction
IN idge party this afternoon at her
home on Pine street. The house was
decorated with bright
garden flowers and the color schcm5
OF white. yellow and green was car
led out In detail. The afternoon was
devoted to playing auction bridge af-
ter which u dainty repast was served
by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. a.
N. Sears. Mrs. Henry i.ongneckcr AMI
Mrs. j. c. Caldwell. The guest list
Included the Mcsdamcs j. II. Abrams.
G. r. Black, Charles Bailey and guest
Miss Bailey. \. l.. BransOn. X. 7.
lcaman. A. NJ. Sears. Fred Burk-
hardt. John Conkic. Earl Cooley. j.
c. Caldwell. L. n. Day. }. o. Ferris.
Lincoln Hall, \. +. Hollenbeck, a. J.
Hsrbridgc.t Homer Holt. w. NJ.
Jameson. T.. p. Kane. John MacBain.
Henry l-Ongnccker. John Mackay.
4. s. McChcsncy. l.. T. Richie.
Charles Richter, VIII Rupp. Roger
sherman. Oscar c. Samuel, John
Turner and gucsts--A. Turner ami
|. Brooks OF Oklahoma. George
Turner. c. n. Nichols. f. c. Whittcl-
sey. +. J. Cook, Mrs. Saul of Missouri
and Miss Kate IL. Branson.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
FRANK ttWtfR WRITES Interestingly
or TRINIDAD FOLKS At LONG BEACH

time being occupied with business.
The Humphreys have a beautiful
home and they take great pleasure
In entertaining old friends. The writ.
or and family were given delight.
full ride In the Humphreys automo.
bile Sunday. and the ride covered a
large portion Of Long Beach's forty
miles Of paved streets.
Thomas O'Neil. q well Known Col
orado and Southern engineer. accom-.
panied by his wife. Is enjoying a So
iourn at the ocean. Mr.. O'Nicl Ia
some fisherman. having caught one
saturday that weighed thitty-fivc
pounds. At any rate he said II weigh
cd that much. When not engaged
in smiling on the ladies' on the pike
Tom can usually be found at the end
Of the pier with rod and rce'. Mrs
O'Nicl Is very greatly hnpr,vaf; in
icalth aud n.ay remain fot some time
though her husband expctcs to start
for home In few days.
X. Birchard. ano.n,r e. and 5. en-
Yinccr. is also iics. and IL accom-
panied by his wife aid two son:,
They have sp"rt ,trt o. tnci- vac3-
tion at San Diego The EirchardG
depart for Tiin!ta1 tn. latter rar:
Of this week, concluding u pleasant
stay in California
Mrs. Ella c. chamberiu,I has re-
sided in Long Beach for two years.
She IL expecting to return to Trim
idad soon and may :enain there this
winter.
John and Caesar Childs re-
side here. az does also Alfred Alb
bolt. Though he has not seen them
the writer understands they are well
and prosperous.
The pike" is u gihdy place where
many strange sights may be observed
unless ones vision is badly impaired.
'Spooning" in scanty attire on the
beach and on THE Pike" is a favor
lite pastimc and the transparent and
slit skirts are very much in evidence.
r. G. l..
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Social Affairs
Psi LOCAL flung TIONS SI
III AND SOCIETY NEWS III

affair was In the natur. of n sur
prise and the evening was most en-
joyabiy spent playing games. \ de-
litious spread Of refreshments were
served b. Mrs. BecxoA. mother Of the
honor guest. assisted by Mrs. Heron
and Mrs. Birkett. Thor. present
were tn. Misses PArena and Matilda
Osssnns. IrmS Walker. Eva simpson.
Dciphine Howard. Mary Piikinston.
Alice Birke,t and Fay snyder and
Willis Beeson. Howard Heron. ROB-
crt Thompson. Ernest Jacobs. Albert
Lundquisi. Jack Gordon. Charles
simpson and Leo Tafoya.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Birthday Party.

Miss Anna Bell Lee was the young
hostess yesterday afternoon to II
number of her little friends. ceiebra-
ting her fourth birthday at the home
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Lee on Alta street. The afternoon
was spent in playing games ard var
ious other amusements. after which
by Mrs. Lee ASSISTED by Miss Hazel
Thorpe. Those who enjoyed the af-
ternoon with Miss Lee we're. Ruth
and Curtis Shepard. Grace. Elizabeth
and James Banum, Mary Abbott,
Blanches Boynton. Dorothy Brown.
Floyd Elson. Allen Floyd and Lucille
and ice Cook.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Miss Roderick Hostess.

Miss Gladys ROd"rirk fns the hos
tess to a number Of her friends last
night at picnic supper and bunk
ing party at tht todcrick ranch
near Hoehnc. The young ladics ar
rived ut the Roderiek ranch early in
the evening aud .2cat Il social hour.
after which delicious picnic supper
was served out unfirr the trees. The
girls spent the night with Miss Isn
derrick. returning to their homes
early this morning. The young ladies'
who enjoyed Miss ROdcrick's hospi-
tally were the Misses Helen and
Julia Duling. Margaret and Emma
Robertson. Mary Meyers and Helen
Frisbee.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Amman Dance.

Tn. Animss .'Hn,.ns club viii
xiv. an informal dance tomorrow
niKht at Central Park. This IL Tic
first summer dance IN lee given by
the Animas Club. and the e!u1 meni-
bors are working hard to make 4,
one OF the most enjoyable affairs Of
the season.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
MAN AND THE MOTOR

II suppost the driver Of a car
comes to have sort OF sympathetic
understanding with. the machine"
Yes" replied the man who had
stopped to make repairs. there is a
mysterious relationship between US.
For instance, whenever my car is
broke ! know that I am going to be-"
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
To the Chronicle News:

To the Chronicle News:
long beach. Cal. Aue. :i.-A
few lines from this beautiful seaside
resort city concerning former Trim.
dad people will no doubt be read
with intcrcst by their friends In
Trinidad. ---
The writer and family have been
here four dayn and are enjoying
themselves. The trip from Trinidad
to kingman. Arizona, was not an
unpleasant August ride. but from the
latter named place to Barxtow II wns
distrcssingiy hot-almost unbearxbly
20. and at Needles. said to be the
hottest place on earth. the thcrmom-
etcr indicated 1870.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert 4. White. who
removed from Trinidad to Denver n
year ago. are in Long Beach. having
come here In June. Doctor White.
who has been in poor health. Is now
looking fine and has gained eleven
pounds since coming to the beach.
They are occupying apartments on
the ocean front aad both he and Mrs.
White are In the serf daily. The
doctor inquired about Trinidad and
his many friends there and expressed
the wish that he might see them all.
Trinidad and Colorado have been
good to me. and | shall always have
t.,p fx,r
said the doctor.
Steve n. Mitchell and family have
made their home in Long Beach for
several years. They like the place
and are we'll and contented. Their
three boys have grown up like
weeds" and, like their father. arc
though only sixteen years of age, is
six feet tall. and the other day prov
cd himself n real hero. A gentleman
ventured out in the surf too far and
had gone under the second time when
young Mitchell. without thought
OF danger and at the risk OF his own
life, hade the rescue. The young
man has almost lived In the ocean
since coming here and is All exper.
swimmer. Steve Mitchell is a trav-
cling salesman for a large eastern
concern and is on the road a greater
part OF the time. He is now spend
ing Il few days at home.
V. b. Humphreys, formerly en-
gagged in the lumber business In
Trinidad, II now one of the substan-
tial business men of Long Beach. He
conducts a large lumber business
here. and for four. years. has ably
served his ward as city alderman. He
was elected for the second term with
out opposition and is now being urg-
ed to make the race for mayor. This
he declines to do on account OF his
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
T,ndall -. Leach.

". r. Tindail and Mrs. Mary
Leach. both 81 c!ma:ron. y. NJ. were
quietly married by the Rev. v. T..
Chandler At his study this mo,ninx.
The wedding WAS very unccrcnion-
ious aud only the necessary witnesses
were prrscSt. Roth the brIic ard
groom arc well known In Cimxrron
and have hn't NJ friends In thai,
city. Mr.. Tindnii has been connect
cd with the SAINT, fc railroad In
Cimsrron for n nTni5.: Of years. The
newly wcds left Immediately for
their home where they vii: 20 to
housekeeping.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Priscilla Club.

The Priscilla Club will meet to
morrow afternoon Wish MIR. e.. y
Upton n, her hnI. on Kansas ave,
nue. at the usual apur.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

The regular social meeting II the
sunrhine society Will met Friday at
iernoon with Mrs.. \. Thomas ~ her
home 81: Ash street. with Mrs. R"dd
assisting.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
ATTENTION ELKs.
night.

There will be regular meeting of
the Trinidad lodge OF u. p. o. Eiks
at Elks' hall Thursday evening. Au-
gust 2S. All members are requested
to Rttend.-Frank Stone, Exalted
Ruler; f. J. Wilson, Secretary.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Women Of Woodcraft.

Trinidad Circle No. 1853. Women Of
Wcodcraft. will meet in regular sss-
sion in the Odd Fellows hall tonight
ut : o'clock.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

Roy's K. Of P. Band will play fol
the Military Ball at Castle Hall to.
night. I
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

Sallow complexion comes from bill
ious impurities in the blood and the
fault lies with the liver and bowels
they are torpid. The medicine that
gives results in such cases Is HER
BINE. 1t is a fine liver stimulant
and bowel regulator. Price soc. Sold
by Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
Surprise Party.

A merry party of friends was en-
tertained last evening at the home of
Willie Beeson at 2l2 Ash street. The
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

Hock-hock.-Take one pound of
lean pork and after cooking mince t
finely and mix II with half "A pound
breaw crumbs. the grated rind of
half lemon. one teaspoon mixed
herbs and salt and pepper to taste.
Mix all together with an egg. Press
into mold or basin to make good
shape, then turn out carefully on a
baking tin, place some small pieces
of dripping on the shape and around
1t to haste with. Cook one hour and
serve with brown gravy. Potatoes
can be baked In the tin and veal sub
stituted for the pork IL desired.
Pineapple CAkp-Cream three
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
TESTED RECIPES

Pilgrim Soup-Chop one can corn
add two cups chicken stock and boil
10 minutes: then rub through {;
sieve. Scald two cups milk with one
slice OF onion: remove the onion and
add the milk to the corn. Melt one
and half tablespoonfuly butter
add one aud u half tablespoons flour
and pour on the hot mixture. Seas
on with salt and pepper. Serve ia
each portion five grains OF popped
corn.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
new DEPARTMENT.
TO ELITE LAUNDRY

The manager Of the Elite Laun.
dry has added cleaning and pressing
to the laundry business which will
have his PERSONAL attention. and he
wishes to state he has employed the
best man money could secure, with
20 Year, experience in. cleaning,
pressing, repairing and alterations
on ladies' or gentTemen's garments,
which enables the Elite Laundry to
handle the best trade in. the city.
Subtraction" our motto. Call Trim
idad las and we will be glad to call.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

Roy's K. of P. Band will play for
the Military Ball at Castle Hall to.
night. 1
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28
INocULArloN AGAINST TYPHOID

noruiation armies of Unit
cd efficacy.
whsi-ia
OF
In he ", American
known In
OF
The wor
in medical
imyb incubation render immune the
disease.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

The Malvernia Co. have q few
choice steam-heated apartments for
rent. Telephone Trinidad 207. st
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-08-28

Pineapple Cake.-Cream three
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
spNDrNG or now 10 law.


William Dean unveils Ia Harper >
Magazine expresses establishment ~
the great Hood Of nction Ia book and
ma gs1ine form, nnd asks VINO reads
h ang"
SIR H0weiis. un exchange answers,
does NOS seem 60 take into consider
alton what might be- termed human
itys abllit, 90 absorb Fiction IN only
one instance oui OF thc many that
have developed IN recent years Play.
houses have been built IN this coun-
try until thinking people have stood
aghast Long ugo 30 Was prophesied
thar the amusement business Was be-
ing oyerd0ne. Yet the show houses
are being niled as fast az they are
built and new omen are being con-
stFucted az greater rate than ever
The movies" In spite % the millions
they have drawn. have had little eff
feet on The legitimate stage Mr. Edi.
SON prophesied the other day that his
tickling movies would soon pat the
aeior GA, o. business. except the few
required Tor his own productions. but
he. TOO, forsets the human capacity
10 absorb. The Edison experiment
q IL proves popular success. viii an
its place, bat j, viii not oe az the
expense of the Legitimate stage. some
hOw IN, pu3hc viil md the time and
the money 10 enjoy Il ihl,
When me phonosraph and the au-
tomatic plano we're Invented Il was
prOphosisd that the mua, teacher
had seen nis bes, daS But these
things have only stimulated Interest
Ia pcrsonal performance People
who have automatio pianos o. phono-
graphs are keener ~ instruct their
childrsn IA music than those who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
wIcKENIass or DluDoE WHIST

one " the reformets IN the calf
iornls atate legislature. moved hs a
desire 70 assist 10 the movement ~
regulate every bodss lnsonss and
oatconssnss. has persuaded himself
that in bridge whist there H. some
thing sranshi with gray. danger 10
society.
when woman vins "a prize at
bridge whist he told the assembled
assemblyluen, sine sea. an example
u gambling for men Ia the famil, q"
And that men might not thus be- led
asiray by their wives. cousins and
aunts. be WOULD lesislats into pro-
scribed gambling class an gamrs Of
cards where - prize is offered The
san Francisco Chronicle thea arises
upon its behind feet and SAYS
Il s. ssid that when the term
crank was ih,ented me compuri.
son was 10 ths crank o. hand organ
which is continually engaged IN
srindins out the same oid tunes our
legislative cTank- are nor ~ that sort.
however The old tunes don't inter-
cst them much and ia the interest
II moralily they sing ever new. NO
matter how dir,ordant notes.
duet how n could be managed 20
60 nbout interfering with the ndiv'd.
uaI rights " women TO piay bridge
whist for prizes does MOI readily ap-
pear. bal. Of coarse practical cOnsid
trations VI that sort don't weigh with
cur progressive feformers. indeed.
tae more VISIONARY ANA impossible the
proposed morally laws nv greater
pride their proponents seem o. take
m thom.
IL SOMA 81 zoe sacramento sOions
fWiih due and humble ApOlosiss 20
lhe original Mr solonl could be- be-
llusnd ne should have - eonsela shot
s elsantlo wave % imm0raliiy V
bwaepins ogsr the sountr,. xAe rae0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

have no "canesd music ~ home.
Also they prove better psrons Of
sfana operas and ooncettrt
No one Knows ,he lnnuse eapaglsy
o. the human race 20 Absorb lhe
,hines fof which d hes Starved fvr 90
many centuries The ,focess % ab-
sorpilon has merely Aarsed i.l'esa.
tufe art aud music gre no longer ,he
property 81 the wgblihy class. Cheap
printing has pnt Socks ana masaaInes
aud newspapesv within the reach "
an and the lnknslcns ~ Edison have
done as muci ter the mllilone who
never knew what Il meant 10 enjoy
the drama ~ inusic There b ne
need % Slew With alarm. Us tho
unulisy y al shls en,erialnment ana
instruetOn h asfprisihgls good The
great frmy q humanity ls Just and-
los q, how 70 that's AN. NJ.
Hovills
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01


ffhree h,ayes " bread and . smaii
hck Il potatoes Was the donasion
~,.s.f,,,a. ree,,..s 4, = n.....
''''- ''''''
~"e -plr"ff' e she sFepa "nc y
s"e H'f'eNfn ""'' ei', yesterday FHF
'ne'nsns spe"Hs e'oa''sn''s - '"s coy
e'''p''p = s"e "'oa n,''''ee i'us
NN"t@ s"'E ~" vas ""h"''"k a-''''y"
y p""s''f' NOV ~ = N'H'e'a' tor I"
N''e q rp' 'FH's 'n'' a'SAs'sr -
p'''sp 'fs"'en"ons 'ess'e' "'
~s''f '''s' 'eAe- y "'h"eh Ai'''
~ 'e"'1f'teN ''n@r Hfe y m'F'N
ns''s ~ " ''an "''''"''nep p =
n'a'-s to'e"fH COOP or 'oos''ns wa
''''' ''''- ~ y '"e e'a"s'er
'- "# ~ we "'ri'' u
my arNs se'net''
~ ~'ts1'n%'h - TINS ''ff'o's
"'"n''A'''A' ''e "'Scon''or' ana PIT
-~N" "np saTt'"S an" ~seASs
"'sn "'sN ~ 'ese" w '"e "'r'''u'e
s"'t'sete "n'sn soHsn'a's M most
''es.e psf 3 M sH'""ae' ARhoeE"
''.''''''''s y ""''T'F ~ money ~" 3u'.
p''s" "ts S'H''"e :" 'fpm ~ PHr'S y
~" '''''A'''s M" me eohu"s'H. 'nf'f
" 20 '"nkr' y "F'r "e'ps nrs *
~, Ana every pefs"n :" 'n's s's
INV ~" iD''eo ~ 'sehhe M nvvu
~" Neu ~ mite 70 'ne naoa rel's'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
Overeating JEAN II HUBS
*&%&*%*+%**+*&%*%*+++% +**$+*****t**


(contnu"dp
"one-fourth of what wc rai kvcps
us. Ga" rest keeps the doctors.
Cap,, iis OF the stomach.
When one considers ihat the cu
pacity OF tho human stomach Is t1-
proNimateiy plnt and "a hall OF
Whereabouts NO special losi, cor arsu-
mcnt viii b., required o. convince the
average person that b. j. simply a
miracle how o., little .tomuch t"l'r-
atcs such enormous amounts of food
stuns. often amounting tp one. tWu.
or even three quarts ~ material
E,il EncCts oT OVelrHtinv
Primarily. then. oycrcating distruds
the walls ot the stomach. lrsscnins
liz muse ular poWvt and nnally weak
enlnp the organ beyond recovery. pro-
duclng vhu, is known as dil1tcd
stomach. which must always remain
n weak stomach
The object Of eutluQ the uuurish-
ment of the bod, is entirely Defeated
In that the original character ut the
food Il wholly changed. 80 that In
stead of cicuu, assimilubir. milk
like nuid chvmc, there is formed a.
fcrmentiug and d,caying mass. the
absorption ot Whi,h can have put on"
effect, poisoning, ending in man,
cascs In th. death at the individual
after sCdden outburyt- 90 appendicitis
ur Vnt"riiiF
This circulation ui poisoned ll""d
IN the human body. causing continue
Inflammation 81 the d,liDIte coils 81
the lungs. Kidueys liver cor other or
gans can have but one result even
tunlly--dise se. 10 may be ttDisht N
disease 80 the kldueta. cancer of th'
liyuE tuherculosis OF the lunss din-
botss pneumonia rheumatism .r pre-
mature sruilu drcu
Otiam at Disease.
An Diseases are at bottom aukv.
however different iu symptoms They
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
Beware of 0intments for
That Contain Mercury

NJ mercury viii surely destroy tho
scnsr OF smell and completely derange
lhe whole system Whon entering Il
through 20. mucous surfaces such
Articles should never De uscd except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. ns thc damage they viii do IL
ten fold 20 the good sou can possibly
derive from them. Hnu's tsiarrh
cure manufactured Oy o. j cheney
a Co, Toledo, a.. contains no mercury.
and IL taken Informally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfuccs
of the System. in buying Halls
Caturrh cure 90 sure you get tho gen.
uine. q T. taken informally ana made
ia Toledo Ohio by y J. Cheney a. 60.
Testimonials free.
sold By druggists Prize 55c per
bottle
Take Hulrs Family piHs for con-
siipatiOu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
rir E.onomlcaltg1 Government.

The governors veto of the county
officers salary bin may be- Justified
from many points of view, but when
his over jealous friends Try 10 Justify
IL on the grounds OF the governors
personal degirv Tor economy they pro-
vode smile. The governor OF New
Mcxice rs paid a SALARY offs,O00 per
year. he " allowed $1,000 Tor con-
tingent expenses Tor which ~. e. not
required 10 hle any receipts or ans
vouchers. SO u ~ virtually AN addi-
ilonai SALARY. hc is allowed "a score.
tary at $1,000 Insists that he must
have personal legal advisor az $4,000
ln addition Ia the attorney general of
the state who is the lceal representa-
tive of all state officers 5000 Tor a.
messenger. the use Of the governor \
residence which g. considered
worth al leda S2.fOO per year iuclud-
ing repairs and Furnishings help FUR.
nishrd from the capitol force 70 take
cure of the grounds etc. estimated
nj Si.se0 and inmates furnished from
the pcnitentiary 20 perform various
services estimated Al Si.2Oe per yenl.
OIL Of which amounts 20 100000 Yer
lly the goyernorslip OF Sew Mexico
rs not an economical Institution. --
Pennington Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

rs nol bear eol any nuth cor|cnllon'
oa ne tvnuaf ne trt4nt ie B
Nmt which. it no, feaulpttd" too
saueh. vim prove 10 have hsea the
hsslnhlns "a many movements pro-
ilnt Of srsal good 20 pomefily
Human ifailsy h ~ oid ~ huhan.
SIS. and IL Il takes % more vicious
form thsn playing bridge whist Tor
pflses ~ world q not llhelS 10 suf-
fef The aeeeneles 81 ise hre more
pubNcly respected ,odey tneA The,
ever we've. Freak legislation viii aos
make shem more -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

New York April rhc prize ~
meat sotrcd to thc highest figures of
she year yestersiaS aud Indications are
Dealers sHl the shortage viii suou be-
come acute unless shipments checked
bX the ohio aud indiana nuods are