Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
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'naaiNeInn that Nr. HHItef took
small oyer NICE IN d while.
Il
HuNEFr. q tAn n1tta around laorh
hers Nllhnnt Actually ra|nlnR thau
any niare w aver visited
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NUFHnAuETKE mllliency ought
10 siYe = hlg smpctua % the match
aiafkei
SECRETARY Daniels may change
9lnFhnnfd and port 90 right and iofl.
ehi1 The enot'n galley q kitchene,te.
the fo'c'ele iae plaksa. of anytime
elep. ~ lonn as ne doesn't attempt
H. ehanee tisa name 81 rinm aun
Anoilicr Variation.
Mother may I 80 out 20 dancer"
"Yce. rn9 little tot.
But NOT with anything In pants
And dont sou turkey troti"
Chicago Tribune.
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Ne fave Him So.
xfo eifsssiins youns seniuv Nhc
assaults the piccolo peralelcnily
from 4 D. M, 20 2 n. nj. IN the house
ACROSS thu way when ne knows that
the law prohibits us from dischorglna
firearms within the city limits
g.
THOSE NEW auto hofns may De-
cnccfive "a scare thu pedestrian Into
connIplion fit. but 80 an addition
to the majestic symphony 81 Nature.
they are about an apropos as u steam
calliopo az a private funeral.
WE HOPE sulaer won't try 10
lay Il on 60 the old lady.
D.
NOT a pRETTY story. that Dlsgs.
camineth narrative.
SENATOR CATRON's amendment
againsi free sheep was rejected This
etabiy did not come as a shocking
surpfigc 10 Uncle Tom.
o.
A DEPUTY sheriff ln that Indus
trial WOrriera riot Ia salt Lake had
bis lifc saved when a bullet struck
heavy pockotbook he carried In his
hip pocket. Il is sad 10 think OF our
pcrronai fate had We been In the
place Of that deputy.
D.
WHY ~ an Industrial Worker.
anyhow--any more than an anarch-
iss?
MULHAI.L Ia ILL. Well. ne isn't
the only one.
ASIDE FROM revolt In each one
Of the provinces. complete order has
been restored In Chlnk-land.
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THE INNOCENT Bystandor con-
TIMES TO get his
WONDERFUL prowres. was made
yesterday In the Mexican neg0tia-
tiona. Mr. Lind was received as a
private citizen by Mr. Gamboa. The
administration - iubllant over the
fast that Lind WASN'T sent around 90
the servants entrance and then
elected by the butler.
COULD IT BE that the heavily
armed gentleman who contemplated
matrimony here yesterday was pre-
pairing for mother-in-law contingen-
cieBg
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fnvOrite Fiction.
(From the Chicago Tribuhe.D
1T Isn't the Heat IT'S the Humid
The Costumes Some Of These wo-
men Wear Shock Me Inexpressibly'"
For Half a Cent. You Big stiff
I'd Knock Your Block Off"
Every Minute While Was Away,
Maria. Was Wishing You Were
with Met"
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"UnlverHal Suffrage
Every Truly Yours"
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ONE WARM sunday evening. whils
Afr. Punkhurst and his wife sat doz
Inc on the porch, the cricketH set uT
. q loud chirping n just love thai
chirpin noise" yaid the old mar
drowsily. aid before tho crickots had
stopped he was fast asleep. SooI
afterward the church choir across th'
I way broke into a beautiful chant
; "Jnst listen TO that" exclaimed hli
VITA. "Aln,t n hehutlfnl7" Yes.
murmured the old fellow sleepily
'fhey do Il with their hind legs
? Denver Field and Farm
n o
DIR sUN has recently shown sign
. % settling,
D.
TIE MOST painful operation II
3 dentistry ls paying the bill.
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TIRE fNVEsTiGATION Of the base
b. ball trust didn't interfere materiail
with the seasons schedule.
o
SPEAKING Of the horsehide. Ton
Nayion could no more stay IN tow
four days without orEanlzing base
A ball team than rabbit.
o
Was She Leaning on itf
- (From the Chicago Daily NewH.)
l. Umbrella. with Mrs. Llzzi
10 GOLDBERG Bishnell. H.. on u.
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!. ALWAYS TO BE found IN tho frs
y three pages Of the Best Seller;
% How long ! slept ] know not bu
- swoke suddenly with a feeling tina