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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

land with some disappointment-he
may have missed the two loved ones
he had planned to accompany him,
but the sweet joy and peace that came
to the tired soul-the heavenly bliss
that came as the climax to a we'll
spent life must have been ample re-
compense to the weary soldier who
retired for the night to dream of the
joys and pleasures Of his European
trip and awoke in heaven.
Thirty-fve years in newspaper har-
ness-thirty-ive years in the grind of
newspaper work-it was truly a brave
and valiant fight that was put up by
this gallant soldier Of the press.-El
Paso Times.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

Diplomas were presented on Tues
day to something like 100 graduates of
the A. and NJ. College. These young
pen go out into the world well equip
ped for active careers in the industrial
life of the country. They will find OPP
portunities awaiting them in the sew
eral vocations for which they are fit
ted. To the credit of the institution
from which they have graduated they
go forth with the thought deeply i'm
pressed that the purpose Of the train
ing which they have received was not
to fit them for the soft stations in life,
but for positions of usefulness, where
not only is there the certainty of re-
wards commensurate with the intelli-
gent efforts they put forth in the ser
vice they render the country, but they
will have the satisfaction of knowing
that they have added to and not sub
tracted from the common stock of the
country's wealth. They go forth into
the world to act well their part, fully
recognizing that there all the honor
lies. "-Houston Pest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13
A FEW REASONS WHY SENATE JOINT RES
OLUTION IS SHOULD BE DEFEATED

The News is very much in favor Of
giving literally OF the State funds to
the State University. 1t is also in
favor Of a good roads law that would
allow a majority of voters to decide
the issuance OF bonds for that pur-
pose. 1t is in favor, too, of providing
for the needs of our penitentiary. But
what it is opposed to is the arranging
of all these into one hill in such a way
that a person must vote for all Of
them II he supports one. Whether this
was a fiXed-up scheme or not whereby
the penitentiary fund could be REIN
bursed because of the enthusiasm that
has recently been created in favor of
our higher institutions of learning, we
do not know, but the appearance Of
such a frame-up ought to have been
avoided.-Bonham News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

No, Cordelia, dignity and the swell.
head are not the same.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13
w. o. w. Notice.

To all members OF the w. o. W.
camp! You are requested 20 be at
the w. o. w. Hall tomorrow night,
June 10, at our regular meeting, rs we
have some important business to come
before the camp. We will run an ex-
cursion train to Sylvan Beach, La
Porte, Texas, on June %, where We
will give a free dinner to all who go
on this excursion. We have some mi
tiation work for tonight. Be there.
]. H. CANNON, JR,, c. c..
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

No, Cordelia, dignity and the swell.
head are not the same.
A man Of words is a person, but a
man Of deeds is a parsonage.
Things are not always what they
seem-especially complexion.
Much of the average mans gener-
osity is due to a desire to show off.
If a fellow could only utilize his
castles in the air for areoplane ga
RACES.
If wishes were automobiles the sup
ply of gasoline would o o be exhaust
ed.
People are always accusing the "old-
est inhabitant' of remembering things
that never occurred.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

The Marlin Democrat in discussing
the editorial in the Galveston News
censuring Governor Colquitt and At.
torney General Looney for throwing
out Resolution No. 4, says:
"The News is a little strong on the
governor and attorney general, per-
haps, but the very fact that the Leg
islature or some clerk, made a mis-.
take, makes it all the more important
that the people guard well their right
to say how many million dollars OF
bonds shall be issued for this or that
purpose, how long they shall run and
how much interest they shall bear.
The proposed bond amendment vests
the sole power in the legislature and
state government, removing the power
from the people, where it now is and
ought ever to remain.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

While opinion may be divided as to
the merits of the A. and NJ. College
training, it does look good that all
the graduates of the civil engineering
are spoken for and eagerly
by big all over the
The boys have jobs from Bry-
an to Korea.-Temple Telegram.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

The Eagle is reliably informed that
millions of cabbage and onions are rot
ting in the fields of Southwest Texas
for lack of a market. Last year We
saw millions of watermellons rot in
the fields in the Hampstead country
for the same cause. Yet there are
those who deny the Eagles contention
that all prices are regulated by sup
ply and demand. Perhaps a Southern
States Onion Association could change
the thing up.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

sgning the a~nti-alien land bill. The
expression on his face was not what
one would suppose it would be when
about to- legalize a measure Of such
worldwide importance. 1t was any
thing but grave. To us it looked pre-
cisely like a man who was preparing
to cut a watermelon just the size Of
a beer key.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

We are by paving Main street like
we are by the passing Of the Demo
cratic tariff bill. Let's do it quick
and get through with it. Work should
be started at the earlies moment pos
sible so that the paving can be COM
pleted without seriously interfering
with the rush business of the fall
season.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

A nan has to have considerable of
the divine afflatus to find poetical in
SEPARATIONS in his back yard.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13

We recently saw a moving picture Of
Gov. Hiram Johnson Of California,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
WORTH LooKINe INro.

The Herald again calls attention. Ia
the proposition mnde by Mayor Sell
Hers 90 establish some Kind % an Ok.
hibit al slbaqucfguc during the Pan.
hma-Paciilc cxpostlon season which
Win mako u surih tlc toursra Will,
10 STOP on for an hour or twenty
four hours IN Albuvup,me goins 10 OF
coming from california
The matter should be- given serious
consideration bS fhc Commercial club
sns considered IN al iis phuscs "
az All feasible and II IL IL done at
aii y should be- upop s. big scale
tbs idea In its s.noral scope should
h. carried onl Tho idea "A 10 get
~ something which sin mako Aibu.
aiierpuc onc. % the isremler points VI
interest on the popular santa 81
route 10 the pacifc-thc most pie
turesqae and beautiful route and the
route which viii doubiIcas carr, the
buik Of The exposition trahic. The
n'tpta re ~ preparing for bag nusl
mess end u ~ 40 exnsgerntion t. SAY
that thc 1890 T. 1905 daib possen.
sers carried through here VIII in
crease 10 several thousand daily dur
ine ihc exposition period u Will
otter tremendous advertising Up
roriuplyi Aiouqucrquc has Il ,hanct
20 make laFiing impression on b.,
eral hundreds OF thr.usanda of people
and u would really De- crime upt 10
30 -. IN" idea al = permanent
state wide EXHIBIT here h not bad
one aud the mayors suggestion To-
await ourselves ~ the possibilities -
the picturesque lndian-scchic-ar cha,
oiogleal side II Fisc one.
Certainly the matter merits *
tended and serious doubcfsuon The
opportunity b. big one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

ed when ~ was found that some chit
drcn. especially IN grades i've. six aud
seven. appeared unable 10 carry tho
regular work. even after repeated
trials. Special attention was given
10 these pupils. One-third or one
fourth of their Time Was spent IN the
manual training or domestic science
department. whore work was made
M practical az possible Then the
special teacher took them fof about
the sam" amount ~ time and coached
them in the subjects of the grade In
which they had failed tndcr these
conditions, superintendent Canine re.
ports. some Of the boys passed not
. unly the grade IN which they had
failed but "a. next Grade 40 we'll
These s"mi-industrial rlarses arc open
also 20 children over ~ Years. 81 ugr
Who have left school ind ARE va
employed aud Ia thusr airpadN nj
work who are permitted by fore.
sighted employers 60 attend school
part ~ the time
The "nmNimum- minimum" plan of
lesson assignment adopted ~ super
inicndcnt Cunlnc's ~ stem o. an In
gcniOus application ct the principle
trum ruCh according 90 hM abilities p
/ The pupils de- not Hli have the mm.
amuunt To du. u the average puuiis
uf the class are assigned fifteen prob
lcms in arithmetic. Tor Instance. The
slower pupils are assigned eight. ten
ur twelve typical problems. white the
brightest are asked Gee du twenty ur
more The same principle is applied
Geo geography and history, and to .utur
extent o. English
H,ile,inr that The euptsivf uT thr
pupils are uuuVrvsstrllN divided and
dbuip1tcd los the constantly iucroHs.
ing number ~ nyhuni .uhicrtp super
int"ndcnt canine has devised plan
of reducing thr uumh'r uf uudi's Zen
Tho four luWpr gr1d'a literature. hiH.
turN Hud uuturr study Instead ~
forming separate subjects u the ,ur
riruluu. Rrp rumhIayd boo .laGEj,asc
work " other similar .pmuiuattnna
ere made throughout 90, course
AZ in mut American tics. tic
srhuul vurk 100 En-t Chionpo Re o., No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
TnE PASSING OF TIIlKEY

The downfsli OF Turkey a. world
power occurred long before the pres.
ems war eith the Balkan states.
which. from present Appearances. will
result IN the rarh ihrustine back al
thc Ottoman empire into Asia. n
began with the rising OF Russis aud
Austria into srcat notions, and for
ihe last one hundred ycars oi SO m,
Moslrns have renainri IN Europr
under snncrancc onl,.
Originally the Turks Wet. Tartar
tribe. living near The borders 81 Per-
Sis, from which thcy hnbiucd the
Mohammcdan religion They con.
qucrcd Cons,anilnopie in 1893 and
made Il their capital. ana for time
held al Europe In awe. They were
the trt "a introduce stundlng urmlcs
into modern Europe. rc.cmbods ng
thc principle 81 tn gopan lcsIou
and the Macedonian phaianx.
one Of the most famous Turkish
military organizations WIS the corps
OF the Janlzarics. which was made ut
ef the youths ~ The conquered chris
,isn countries. lhc malo children be-
ina taken from their families and
trained TO arms and instructed lea the
Musicm faith. Transported 10 FOREIGN
sands and deprived OF all family con
neciion. this peculiar body of soldiers
became most furmidnbic instrument
81 miliiars amoition aud played s
conspicuous part In the extension 81
Turkish conquest
But gradually, Turkc, has seen her
vide domain taken away from her
Tho loss OF Tripoli took h.r out OF
North Africa, aud nov the loss 81 an
Europe. outside e narrow srip sur.
rounding Consiautinopbs. sends her
back again ~ Asia Minor
Mohammcdan rule. once powerful
M Europe. b. about g. o.. driven from
HAT continent COnstantinople win.
De retained for % while. for n0bdy
sgpposc3 that "a, Bulssrians want a.
have that city. They ind the rest
"f ga" allies undoubtedly viii 10, win
ms Ca allow Turkey to keep a. as 70
reminder q" The rr.t of 40, continent
that the Turk once was menace.
NJ NEVER VIII be so again.
iurhcr has bcrn famous only IN
"ai. and hor fame 10 that hos us.
toinod = rude shock she has con
triJulcd mractieaiIF nothing 20 m,
literature. art or 8cicnce ct The world
and NTH to iU stdtc,manship NJ
iho Turkish arr aud literature like
its religion uas derived from 40,
Arshnus.
The world has been Ia, richer fut
tho contributions OF tli, Arsbians. bal
Turke. has lyu nothing but "a bloody
gccord ~ warfare Nothing win Ice.
lost hs b,r passing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20


The ash stor, told by 10, Bsdicbek
Of DeminE 20 tbs COMMERCIAL club
gathering Tuesday nigh, hal moral
which 10 applicable Ia fnany WAYS and
q appears - iho Herald 10 be- par
tculnfl5 aprcpOs ~ ths rase ~ tho
proposition lu the state legislature
60 appropriate the sum % sI5,veo fcr
an exlsblt from this stais Al ,he san
Diego exposisioh in 1915 A shrevd
iobb, - tssins 70 push tails bfJposal
through ihc Legislature end evers
sensible citizen ls Interested IN scc.
ing that Il does not SGT through. just
- this stage ~ the insnccs 81 New
Msxico.
AdVerlisins SUCCESS. says Mr Bcdi-
chek. depends on where yoa sngIc
with your advertising nsh. lines and
VIA, Kind Of bait 70 use. Angina
FOR publicity with s7s.o0 bait az
She less important of tao coast expo
siiions. yhp, may BE- wcn called a
'sideahow.'. b. foolish fishing which
viii hriug no results, Il would prove
pretty expensive fishing for New Mex
ico Just a. this iimc. iset us forget
~ shun H. gyoia d. pass not ~ ~.
turn FROM q and phse sWay and usc
little seicnce and Judgment In the
task q making our state pubucRy
money 70 furthc.s for the rizc q The
pile
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
srx HuNDltED N isia.


Who Fu,iid have though, that In a
conpie ~ short months We could
double ne membtrship % rho Aibu.
aucFgue Commercial club and raise
ne roster "a hall thousand mem
berse
4 good many peeple -thc nejorny
"s peopts--looked mighty dubious
vhcn the plan Of mahine II SEQ was
SPRUNG. Yet push and cnere, aud
persistence made u seem rldI uiousls
esv after e was done Vow the,
latc raised the mark 10 ee6 and
- Herald h corndcn, that ihc same
brisk and buslucss-llke methods viii
pm u ucsrr see before thc ycur H.
over
Iiut JUS, ,hinh what even sou hum
uofs mcn and citiEcns. united Ia an
- lanizaiicn which promotes busl-
ncW fraternity and united de,elur-
mcnt cHn accomplish in city Of
it.o9o people Tho Albuquerque
Commercial ciub has the world b.
IN, csudal appcndase aud VA. adj
'aniegc 81 the decn,i,y. a. prr,ious-
81 stated
TIC continuation sud perpetuati
aRd proienguiiun and augmentation
= %" FDi.it which nlicd The big az.
scmiit hell Ir the club bulld.ns Tues
ia} nighi means succcss. certain. In.
success Ia every undertaking
the Commercial club tackles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

WE IfoTE the I.os Augclcs buu -
viii have hot time ~ our falr city.
.
MANY other Industries have mD.
guished IN NJ Xico. but murder b. de-.
NclupinE into the national business
q.
TilE i,EStGNArtpN of NHd,rU
VIII shit even more ciuliAfrHss ius
burdens to The shoulders oi his .u"-
ccssor than President INT ~ unload
ing upon his
JUDGING FROM the kind ui
Workmanship thst has obtained m
the late lnmented ten-dn, battle So.
are father surprised ht Gusiayu M.
dcro az not bcing able 20 dodge ih,
bullets of thu guards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

Tor the United states government,
80 well os for thv American properly
osnr aud Interests lea McAigo. the
pfssrni Continuous lauuc,l ilc is q
rather expensive proposition d. on
thc rosi 81 moving i"popa -lons 90,
border. Of mobiiizing troops anu MA
rinen and equipment ana munitions la
readincsa tor emergency, and mo, las
war ,cyaels hithor and son were COM
putod, there be- no doubt the result
would mount az into many milluur
Of dollars. Certainly peace la Mex
iro VIII prove economical FOR th,
nitcd ftutcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

NOW ir TURKEY would cni, -
sign.
AND THERE ARE Also tho Emilip.
Nasguczromraistat
9
'MApEHO an LEAST isn't restored
about cabinet selection.
O.
soon THEY viii be- asking who're
does g Hueri Gensral Iiuer,ag
THE reICE OF zoo animals hn.
gone 10. too. Lcsr chance than ever
FOR the man with an elephant on his
hands.
d
MANY a MAS imagincs that hv D.
painting ne town. when in rcnlitt d.
u only mailing shingles on the saiVou
keepers roof
UNCLE SAN politely .xprcsncs a's
Erntiiud, that pcavs has ben rc.
stou'd aud tlghtcns his grip "n thr
army aud navy.
wiTu s $500. uou Irrigation pro-
i''i on The way th rc seems 90 rv
iiiti, doubt that Ration r. maklug
nui.c HE sutnc placs ~ other
.
Az ILLINOIS cuURT Ina ruled
that b is unlawful 10 sinB an um
pire q " ans wonder that 80 MANY
people are taking the Roosevelt 50 '.
oi courts
~ THE TORRANCE county aud
JtmeE pcuph wait, roads ana ar '
willing tu pas halt surcl, 49, should
be- pikcrs Zoe Albuquerque not 10 rise
60 tht occasion.
o
THE JEMEZ Pueblo Indians ate
willing 90 donate 90 DAYS labor Tor
the Albuuucrauc-J cmcz road Arc we
going 20 ict q bunch of red men get
ahead Of us on q thing like that
o
~ ANY ACTION b. 90 be taken &c..
congress regarding conditi ions in MrN-
leo II would seem that senator Cor
should bc prominent la the proceed
iugs
"IN AGCADY."
We monthly see
Tho subject ol rank puvsyt
W. don't know beans
Bout what " means
Butts always les the uu ga1iuce
They Try GO khyilis
With odss tp "t'hyllis
Win "yeslcr-years the, ever ,h,l.
lis
Who Phyllis b..
lu spite uf quiz.
No one "a tell Va set has ri1
Ncath sud lowe poems
aud Springttmc moans
Thc monthly publication groans.
m ms Site pot.
Has got our goat
on such ldylls We do Uot dvtc
\ Nohrl nursery Carrot
There vus a man To- sur toH 80.
And "a. was vuuuruu' .t.
without the AID oi hrumhi, .'iifh.
H. scratched in uthc, cyca
iIis shu Wus such that l" "uii .''
Your liver nordr rest
Iui Peter Smiths iu Civ. A" Sou
For hi~ h"7 i'r NOR" cost
Aud Potter better can afford
To idlp now than you,
Your woruuut liver De- Wiz u.rc
Perform TIE work oi tive"
Come. have Nuul N"ius atari"Hu" 'h
win arteries "f youth.
I hal, fine ,surtmoni nov.
In storage cold. fursooth
Too had your put was hort my st,,t
tn veins ui dog i~ low.
Bm mover mind THESE kitten ,.n
Ar' warranted Geo grow
You have pneumonia. my fri,ud.
Both lungs YOU now must spar.
~. tuck upon mN shelf, . have
Au cNtrs -hcJlth, pair
I -, that 20 hw sou H,k.
i'll frcshru W. tho S'N't
And graft another on 1' uur'
fpuu Walk Bs well Js ever.
ANA nov. uo wonder. when vr .ptr'u
our fumuuH. ~ at 90 ri'u
We look th"u up uo long & u
who's Who hui lee who which
Sew YORK Tim,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
viva n'S AMEIUc 1>os.

An unususi and somev hst senBa-
tisbal episode olrurrod In th, CIT, Of
Mexico yesterday phcu surang
m0h of excited motives yelled ''Vi,u
los Amerieanos tlil tho peikin rang
III there is an, Nolkiu lcn down
ihere- throwins thee somDteros la
the air as the oghciai embassy auto.
mobile chugscd lis way Through the
multitude AN this WAC due 10 moth.
ing more than ihv fact that the
American ambassador has nisintsinod
an atttude 81 impartial desire FOR
pence and the rcstoruln " stable
government aud ihs MsAlcans uyl-
IDENTITY believed 10 ths assurances or
good viii and tbei ihe United states
has no desire save Tor the restoration
Or peace aud law ond order
"viya Los Aiuericumos' hath a
soodly sound Ralsed on apparently
such slight rropca,ion. d rather
sands 90 oeniridici ths impression
tint ihsy 81 hptr up doVu there
Even ne most hardened lingo must
admit that sush "a aceiaum ia more
eraiif,Ins 10 the national pride than
would be ;he Submission a. the MeA
NAN people 10 Anefiean fuir a.
l,nele sam 81 tue cxeFeiscs Of pu-
,lent dipgOmoe3 and sindly deterHii-
nation could 80 hie power peace
euliv and wstlsout NrousinE resent
went In Suooessksily orinsing peace
80 A. werico lt would be one VI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

INC ereassal ncldeveAA - ln BE lals
tors u nntions And that property
governcd ana Developed Merlco could
Dccone 4 afoai naren shcrc h little
doubt, IN consideration % her onor-
nous territory and. rcsOurcs
But don't ask ne hos uucle sam
ucl y 90 do ~ W. pass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20
BREAD CHAT d i;s:


N,r, yart u OBJ, history ct iu' uu-
U1u race ..HNruud bread Stems To-
have 1trn uecu This Was made TO-. t'-
lowing nuuT aud water tu stand loo a
warm p'JD, until fcrmsutipu had we'll
tr. Boo a portion of iuia dough Aus
used 10 start tIr process. anew .u
fIrsh portion. uf Iour and water.
1h.- Sind COZ bread bod goo Dr made
with great care. 'ui -t.ms diUrrrui
'iulu brtst migut get boo, furWIug m,.
De acid tur acid ui vUuf mills aud
other substances unpleasant goo Inc
taste
ou account of tbe dI-ssr,raulr
taste ui leHNtu and because Yt llv
possibility that co.., dough Wlghi
reach Tia riupr EFF pntriu irTu,.ula-
tluti ,ucm riS tuu uhNeI atur sought
Tor some other means uI rendering
itr bread Iighr aud poroue. Much
time aud tNuuglt HJN, been devoted
tu tlv prilvctluE uf uufrrmvutrd
bread uut hintu the process Ui beer
making n,Is been unittraall' intro
duVed, veast haa readily hDcn uu'lIu-
cd aud b. ga iutfgrriual means uf give
iug 90 ne bread porous character
Qua ploasInt mstc. since the eHvm-
lttt I'D yeast fermentation has 'rrn
ltt4rr understood 81 change uf upiu.
IONS has cpult about. and u,irlI AN
scientinc and medical men recommend
lttuentrd bread, DO Nrll baked
Oui,k tread.
tables puunh salt
Tablespoons FurH
Q ~ quarts uilh
cake yeagt
tiuur 90 muar stin duuFu
Z tahlcappou Shortening
Tee half butter and U1It lard los
shortcuins ilrai sails sugar mllN
sud hhuii uiuf uuNI tees mix. Let
cool miu iukrNHru. then udd yeast
und nuur tu Wdtp a .tl0 dough. Cover
and Tea stand oF, night Muid Into
lput,s in iht morning and lei thrm
Rise unul tNlgH their aiNv. Bake Too
hot oven uutii brown. then turn heat
low lnrfc- quarters of az hour Nll
base medium sized loaf
uOngil- Dahs.
These ore me Tor breakfast ana
can Bo made when you are making
quick bread. 10 the morning before
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

means confined 90 the period Of the
conventional school term. The prln.
cipnls aud industrial teachers are en-
gagged for the full school year, 80 that
they may carry ON the summer work.
la the summer session pupils may
make up Deficiencies, an exceptionally
bright student may gain u grade; the
Industrial work " kept going (Capc
clnlly the home RnrdcnD. aud play
ground activities. under the HupcrNi-
sion W trained directors are ut their
height
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

Nutcr Nf
Pinch Of salt
Flour iu mako soft dough.
lot " rise over night kncad IN the
uiut uiuE. let u rise in nnt buttcrcd
TN Rub butter over the top. sprinkle
with sugar aud cinnamon aud bake for
about nifty minutes. Cut in squares
und serve With hot coffee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

i'rCi idrut. Tau. Washington. H. e..
iiuuor'd SENIOR Though u pad
drd ',u with my hands ava feet tied
anl e. 80 Gu NY mouth { think I ana
Seeding .uii control uf ~, tituaiiuu
Hud wa immediately soc Uhut order
b. o.. tor Il. AuNhuv. was pr,e,.
dent longer than NuuF Honorable
S'nur i'ftan ever got to bee. Your.
ttr. Francisco Mudyto.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

Itching piles provoke prui'uu. bui
profanity wont remove th'u Iuhh
biuuu'ui Boa tocumm,ud'd iur uvb
ing. bleeding or prctrudins piles. 500
at ans drug store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-20

rr, .,d"ut, Tuit Washington H. g.
I1ururrd Sir, : uu Hbuut Geo ussuu,
the rCiue col power iu cur uuhappl
,ouutr, mad bag your good offices u
n,tpiuF Go restore order am Jusi
nov rnopp,ug the ncud4 eft Iupata
sud biyI not Il" mention ilucrta.
u hu hp- been bottled uutli vel don,
'u uI' Yours obrdlvutly. GCn"t1l
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