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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

umtntoI ~ nNM lh ipaIplal 1tna.
pefaatal which, nfns pss from me
Ipdse On ms hcneh lo lht jury boss
e wholly aIepemionase yefdltt s. 10
70 rendered AND 81 ohre. ne pfo.
ieof does not n|hl that lho women
afe susceptible y 0e sHaycd 81 im-
proper motives 81 any sort
~ bases ~ Views wholly On uom-
ems ALLEGED inohfl,y ~ "liaton 10
ateamtnl rhh idea that woman
q "losle.bilne" has furnished many
q ipkeemlih with material ter "copy. p
ase The kansas cry nDarnsl ana
helped him g keep the woIf from
ihe a0of. desplto the fact That ever
since the SERPENT made hla conslnc.
ina argument in tho garden woman
has been swayed By appeals 70 her
reason % her sclf-intorost. % her
eek. a. her ideals ana 81 aii ether
considerations which enter into the
fofmailon Of rational judgment II
h no argument that not all Of these
decisions have been wise. Yat Il may
Be- Feniured that me rendering Of
verdict IL ~ no sense q matter OF sex.
tisoUsh e has fallen 70 lhe represon-
satitcs ~ one sex 70 acqulro qnain-
Cations superior 70 thosc ~ the other.
That r. - eRy for instance. men
would BE- relied upon to render
safer decision on problems Of busi-
mess life. 81 technical issues and IN
general along lines familiar 20 men
bus strange a. women as SCI.
This = far from provinr. however.
any Psychological disqualification on
the part Of women as class or sex.
a woman who has made a success Of
business pursulss "a 5ust a. competent
20 pass on a business issue a. Is
man sitniinriY successful. and GER
lainiy better qualified than q man
who h not. The idoa shat man ~
q better juror because he IA man
and that q woman II inferior because
she j. a woman h merely the cx parte
cpisram OF the psychologist ana not
ihe demonstrated fact OF psychology
itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
WOMEN As JURORS.

Professor Hugo Muenstenborg n a
very eminent authority on wide va
rieiy 81 subjects. Many Americans
have permitted tho professor 20 do
much Of their thlnklng for them. de-
ferring 20 his presumably superior
judgment and largely influenced BY
NJ extensive reputation as an expert
psychologist. But there Is one sub
5ocl on Whiah Ereat many Amorl-
cans VIII not accept him a. competent
and qualified authority not
as ihe pronounoor q the last word.
The professor has Just announced
that ~ tho result of long series ~
psychological experiments he has
proved with scientific certainty that
women are noi quaiifled 70 be Jurors.
Via goes not say that they are Intel
ioclnally dcflcleni nor Thar their dis
d me result u their in-
capeiisnce. Nor docs he clnlm that
ihe, efe 400 eympaihtilc ana peu~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09


eeIi y see any sood reason
why ht oatte iusiice. N dlsnniasine
WFn r. fant 50 ire charee Of
eams'as 81 e abeal4 have seen
81 a rnd 81 APOLOGY 81 ar Je-
funa fos hls arftn and detention. r.
nni nAii to have been tne
sIlssalion but pnhlse knowisose, de-
rea ~ - ono. TINT Jerome sai IN a
meai publlr plnce-an sutomobiin--
ina played poker sn aireet and abso.
lpsr vi5lsiisn o. sho iaus az the couu-
iit ~ 1efpine made 10 denial o.
tiEn rhefBn aA1 etlt4iniy woaid nos
ra rnoFahce % the lawn aaainR
peolla famlne At this distance Il
lbets IS u the autboritits had an
open and shut cans. yes without any
aofenae ara evidently IN rather an
aAentflsa hurry sha court hassens 20
iusn Mf scrome loose and apologize
e. him fef hla arrest.
Il runs e. our mind that M. vii.
liam Treysra Jerome first monopo-
Tired the spotlight as Fearless
Touns Prosecutor. leading personally
raid upon gambling dens In New
York e enforce the law which the
police failed 90 enforce % hia satis-
taciion. jerome ms alwass been
hero-sd ae the stern ana uncompro-
missing fop ~ gambling IN al ils
forms; and yci W. fiad him publicly
and flnsrantly violating the anti
sambIlns laws % friendly sister ma
slQn
4 n reasonable 20 suppose that
Canadian ncwsboy foand shooting
craps 10 tho streets Of New York
would BE- hailed away 10 the reforma-
tory without delay In no case should
there Be- any discrimination the other
way about; ana especially NOS In the
cnpe Of man who Is supposed 10 be
y mnltanf crusader against vice IN all
ssa iufus ana especially gnmblins.
Even II the court considered il adj
VISIBLE 70 diamiss the case. 1t looks
like niraichine the limit 10 apologize
70 thc defendant.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

ihort are plenty 81 rabid eoycfnofs
&C.
Ilte Hounds ~ Turkey Tr0t.
First Round.
beat the tom-ioin. bound tho keys.
CrSok the elbows, bend tho knocs.
Hteuna Round.
Set the muscles. tlinch the nel.
Dip and glide ana whlrl and twist.
(Have no heart FOR friend Or brother.
one hard blow deserves anothor.)
Third Hound.
For each brulae that's plnced on You.
Leave a mark that's black and blue.
Fourth Round.
when a couple ventures near.
Bend you 90 the task with cheer.
Trip the man and Kick hts ankle
Wounds like that are bound 10 rankle.
Fifth R0und.
Then 10 soothe the brutal hurt.
Tear on half the iady's skirt.
TrBinef'a Hint.
lie who turkey trotn this way.
Lives 60 dance another day.
Henry stanley ifaskins. IN the New
-E. d. a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Se8.OSt.555. az compared with Gs.-
Sf6.s5a short tons. valued at s2if6S.-
5sa, in ieli. and Gg.ft0.fgG short tons.
valued az gsI.03IGs0 IA 1910. Tho
Increase in quantity last year over
that OF 1911 was i,i5i,91S short tons
and Ia value st,es2,97a.
sand for building purposes consti-
tutea about unU-thlrd Of the total pro-
duct. In 1912 the production OF build
Ing sand WIS 26.6a2.t57 short tons,
valued az $7sot.S21, as compared with
2h6lf.3i2 short tons. valued al 81
7lg,2N6, IN 1871. decrease in pro-
duction III l,0S2.ts5 short tons. but an
Increase In value % t1s5.Oa5 over the
output for 1911.
The total production ~ gravel used
for concrete, paving, litter beds. roof
Ing, road-innking, railroad ballast.
and other purposes In 1912 was 29.-
7Gs,5t0 short tons. valued al g1.737.-
9f2, Ia comparison with 2G.69g.gSg
short tons valued "a tG.T20.0S8. pro-
iuced IN 1911, an increase Ia quantity
of 3,115,52S short tons and Ia value OF
.&1.017.S59.
Moidlns sand, which ranks socond
Ia quantity and value of production.
broke an records in 1912. having for
the first time exceeded f.400. GOO tons
and pasvcd tho two and ono-half mill
Hon dollar mark. The output in 1919
was 4iSi,053 short tons, valued ut
s2,1ls.39s, as compared with $780,
III short TONS valued az S2,iJ2,iGe In
1911. an Increase In quantity OF l.tOS.-
2a6 short tons ana IN value OF $685.
02O.
Tho quantity ana value of glass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
B . AHNNN SAA = 80 . -
IIOOS WHO.
By John Carey.

Whose managing director of the
biggest show on earth, SANS which
of things to talk about thero'd nc one
awful dcarth? Whose standing hero
Is ola Sol, ana spring his herocen.
while summer from her golden
throne, holds court as fairy queen?
Who's got Jack Frost for villain roles
IAN iceberg for his dirk-whilo Plu-
Nius and Borcas help 90 do his dlr-r-
rty work? Who plays 60 bigger bus
iaess far than ever *. a t.? who's
show runs ON without "A Rtop-much
like old a.. r. c.? who's now, IN
short. our weather chief vice willis
Moore. in bad? (Our tin. FiRht shy OF
politlcs.) That G. T.. Marvin lad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Or. l.. g. White yesterday received
from the hands ~ a Denver taxidor-
mist two handsome rugs made from
the skins of animals Killed by tho
doctor while resident Of Bolivia.
One is that OF iaguar, eight feet
two inches from up 20 tip, ana the
other OF an oCclot much smaller
animal but similarly marked The
work Us ~ superior character, ana tho
russ OF great beauty Doctor White
spent two years in South America
aud has large ana nne collection OF
curios gathered there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
Sandwiches
ron GO0p no tDs DAY.
: By JEAN HUBS


Mustard Sandwiches.
itub mustard with butter before
spreading the bread You IAN use
more or less according 10 taste ana
u r. surprising 20 see how excellent
plain bread and butter Is made By
this simple addition.
Olive aud Cheese Sandwiches.
Chop olives very Tine and mash
them into soft cream cheese. Butter
slices Of brown bread and spread
thinly with the mixture.
Corucd Reef Sandwiches.
Have the beef cut N very THU
slices. and cut In slices OF equal thick,
ness ana shape some large sweet pic-
klcs. just a touch OF mustard. eth
err the French or the English. should
be spread on the beef
Tartar Sandwiches.
one cup cold boiled ham. chopped
fine
Three large snrdncs
Three small sour pickles.
ono teaspoon mustard.
One teaspoon vinegar.
Salt
TObasco.
Mix ingredients Thoroughly and
spread thinly on slices Of white bread.
piincnto sandwiches.
one can plmentos.
Thick boiled salad dressing
Two tablespoons Of melted butter.
One half cup finely chopped nut
meats.
Chop the pimentos add an equal
amount of salad dressing, the butter
and nut meats. Spread the bread with
butter and put in the filling This
will make about fifly sandwichcs.
Various Sandwich fiiilnas--Sardlnc
and Cheese.
Equal parts OF honod and skinned
Eardines and cream cheese mashed
to a pulp together produce a combin-
alton which tastes almost exactly like
goose liver pate aud Is much moro
easily digostcd
Chlpped Beef
Clipped beef chopped worry fine
and mixed with maTonnaisc, a. "a sim
pie Inexpensive and delicious nnd-
wich filling
Tongue.
Cut tongue in yory thin slices and
spread Il with mustard.
Swiss Cheese.
Swiss cheese cut IN thin slices
spread with mustard and put between
slices of rye bread
Liver sausage.
Liver sausage seasoned with chop
ped onion and celery.
Chicken aud Ham.
Equal PARTS 81 chicken and cold
boilcd ham. finely minced ana season.
cd with curry powder.
Minced Tongue.
Minced tongue and hard boiled
Eggs, seasoned with mustard
Roast Veal,
Thin slices of roast veal covered
with finely chopped pickles.
sardlnc.
Sardincs mashed Ia paste with
emon juice.
Hard BoiIcd Egg.
Minced hard boiled eggs one sar-
line 10 every thrces seasoned with |
cmon juice.
Equal parts of minced ham nne |
Celery mixed with mayonnalsc. or |
'am mixed with chopped pickle and
elcry,
salmon.
Canned salmon MIXED with hard
.ollod eggs chopped fine, seasoned
With lemon Juice.
Egg ana Cheese.
Minced hard boiled eggs. grated
hccsc, preptt,s mustard mixed 20
paste with olive OF.
cottage Cheese.
Cottage cheese. seasoned with mus
ard and chopped olives. mixed with
layonnniFs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Ia tho two preceding years. The pro.
ductl0n amounted to i,fG5.3SG short
tons, valued ut si,i30.47i. as compar-
cd with L53s,66g short TONS valued at
&i,5ta.7aS. in 1911. q net decrease In
quantity Of 1880 short tons. and IN
value ~ sii3.2G2.
Grinding and polishing sand had a
GOOD market Ia 1919 The produc-
tiun Was i8a7.Gg7 short tons. valued
at SG65.760. as compared with g3s.-
62s short tons. valued nt 2b2t.76t. in
1911. an Increase ln quantity Of 49,
o39 short tons and in value OF Sif5.-
ab8. Engine sund likewise showed
an Increase for the year. Tho figures
for 1912 are t,2SS.fsg short tons. vai-
ued at st2s.92s, an increase of t5S.-
iJ3 short tons and Of tiTGgo IN valus
over 1911.
In 1871 the production Of IRE sand
ana furnace sand amounted to G72.-
iio short tons. yalucd at S3lII33.
and ln tp12 To- 50c.g00 short tons. vail
uod at $4,000, Paving sand also
was used ln smaller quantity iu 1919
by 15G,oi2 short tons. but the value
nevertheless was greater by tt9.OTt
than in 1871. The output Tor 1912
was 1,778.53o short tons. valued az
S610.gSe.
A copy OF tho report may be- oh
taincd free on application To the di-
rector of thr United states geological
survey at Washington, y. G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09


We have but little conception Of
she amount Of money which "a sent
out Of this country each year. Many
people refer occasionally 10 the large
Sums which are taken abroad ~
Americans and spent in foreign coun-
trlons and sometimes we hear refer
cncc made 70 the remittances made
by people VINO come here from south
crn Europe 60 make money and send
Il home. But not often do we think
Of the money which flows from our
shores 70 the orient
a recent report Of Consul General
Anderson OF Hong Kong Is authority
for the nverment that the Just pub
lishcd annual statement OF the gem
erai Dostoffce Of the colony Of Hong
Kong for 1918 reflects significantly
the increase in business with the
United States. and particularly the
steady increase OF romittances from
Chinese IN the United states to reia-
tives and others IN the Hong Kong
trade district. A report on the Cal
nese branch Of the postofGce con.
tanned In the general report shoas
that the total number Of Chinese reg
istered articles delivered by this
branch during 1919 amounted to
2af,l5f. an increase Of 20.7eO over
1911; OF this total Chinese registered
letters from the United States and
Canada accounted for 1854. the re-
mainder 77,6ls. coming from other
countries. including China.
These registered letters and pack
ases are very largely. almost oxclus-
lively IN fact, remittances OF money
from the United States 20 that dis
triet A year ago reports of local
bankers showed that the total OF
these remittancUs amounted in the
previous year to nearly. II not quite.
si0o 100000 local currency, or some
thing over st0.00o,ooo gold a HOAX
Kong banker estimates the remit
ts.nces received In 1919 at so per cent
Of those Of the year previous. or
something Ike saz.OOo.00O gold. IA
higher remittance OF the previous
year being accounted for by reyolu-
tlonary conditions in china.
The growing importance OF the
trans-sibcrian route Is Indicated in
the increase Ia the number Of regis-
tered articles sent that way the NUN.
Dor OF such articles amounting Ia
1919 10 7o,o02. as compared with CO.
207 for the preceding year and A..
el0 FOR the year 500. a b'g snare
OF this business IS mali matter tor
the eastern portion OF the United
States.
n one Chinese province In single |
year. received from Chinese and oti-
ors IN the limited States the oquiva-
lent Of 10000, 600 IN gold, how much
~ the drain Of cash on this country
by all China IN an average year,
That contains the bones OF sum for
the arithmeticians ana an answer 70
Il might furnish an explanation OF
come vasarles In he money market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
AS SHE
IS FAXED

Buster Bowman and some Of the
boys on the ~ a. L. ranch roDed Il
frying size RATHER about four and a
hair feet Iona and brought him 10
town Monday IN mail box Or In
man made CAGE for him out OF q
waste basket Arteaia ruined its rcpu-
tation with tourists By gathering a
crowd around AR. snake. when, MS an
tourists know, snakes are very COM
mon In New Mexico. A. a matter OF
fact, there wasn't throo men in the
crowd who had seen a rhtticsnakc this
year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

with tho exception Of 1910. last
years production of sand aud gravel
was the largest In the history of tho
industry but the value WAS the high
est over recorded The total output
of sNnd and gravel In the United
states In 1919, according 60 an adj
vance chapter from Mineral RE-
sources on the production OF mnd ana
gravel by Ralph W. stone, just Issued
by the United states geological survey,
was 6S,sis,SI7 short TOMS valued at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

ST. Louis. Sept. G--Thc ST Louis
Ioological society has offered a re-
ward Of 500 for Information regard
Ing the identity Of the person who fed
"a powdered poison 20 the camcls and
the sole oull moose OF tho local zoo
In Forest park. An autopsy on the
body of "Nobie Moolah" the male
camel which died Monday. was pcr-
formed and revealed tho poison as tho
cause Of death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

N"h tPu tufc Tor snake htitc2
wichita, Sas.. Sept. e.--Harry I.
Ahthc-. a farmer residing "a WolnuE-
ton, was bitten on the leg BY q ratiic-
snake Monday. Tie had no antidote
az his home 81 he bathed the wound
IN coal. Taking "a fraln Monday night
he arrived In Wichita Tuesday morn
ing for treatment. The limb. while
slightly swollen, did not pain him
very much. His case Is being watched
with considerable interest by physl-
clans because OF the first aid treat
sent Milchner says that when bitten
hig trouscr leg was rolled up 80 that
the snakes poison had an the chance
IN the world TO affect him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

A woman bather started the fad
IN New York of wearing a garter with
a tiny bell attached other women
soon took up tho fad and the beach
fairly tinklod tor q while The faa
was voted a great success until man
walked into the dining room Of ono
Of the hotels with pink garter
around each 81 hts trousers legs, 20
which was attached cowbeil The
fad blew up right there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
sIN Ecn,cr In NcM IInmc.

tSantu re New McXican.)
There are now six beaver on the
upper Santa Fc river. She last com
signmcnt Of four coming through Ia
good shape ana being turned loose
above Monument rock ia the neigh
borhood Of the rangers cabin, Still
others VIII be planted up there. ara
rangcments having been made 10 have
several moro sent down from Chamu
and vicinity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
Iloswrn Vol to nnIln..

(Pcc0s valley NewsD
DR. Veal, former mayor of Roswell.
sent i've months-oid iobo to Dallas
Tor exhibition In the ZOO He named
him Roswell. and wrote 10 a arm In
Dallas that the young wolf was To be
"a booster for the Southern National
highway.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Uncle Book" Queen, Who lives over
west of the city n couple Of miles. Is
DESTROYS Of making the acquaintance
Of the say Young bucks Who ran over
one Of hts cows With an auto sunday
night. Gripping her and damaging
him about SIS, He merely wants 70
tell them how TO get around the place
without running into the yard or COW
nnrrnL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

(Pecos Valley NcWsD
Wonders will never cease. Ex.M
yor Veal and Mayor Atkinson Of Ros-
wen went on trip together last week
10 log an auto highway. Tho time
mentioned IN the scriptures has ar
rived NJ last
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

tROy Spanish AmericanD
T $. Browning ~ working Everett
Jones mules ana caring for them
during his absence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

an due sympathy FOR the unjust. Kan.
sas VIII have to wait a little longcr
for herA
DULwIcH collese had marrow
escape from tho suns. Now doesn't
that name sound like an English coll
legeg
PRINCESS Iinn salmon Of Tahiti
was held ~ Frisco for Investigation.
~ We were 10 ask her We should
probably hnd the name o. the immi-
sration officer TO be IRA Lobster
o.
A FAKE BLIND man couldn't re.
siat the temptation 20 gaze az a silt
skirt and a Kansas city Judge sent
him GO tho workhousc FOR 100 DAYS.
Anyway. says the Houston Post that
saves the slit skirt from a shutout
D.
Not q'0r Us.
That aviator
Took chance.
Flying upside
Down in France;
We would ne-er
DO stunts like that.
We've a notion
We're too fat
Judd Lewis.
That aviator
Had a Cinch
Why should he hesl-
Tate or iiinth?
Were he. like MS
Too light 10 fall
lie might not come
Back down az all
D
THEY ARE getting almost human
down in Texas when the sufocation
Of eight negro convicta Is considered
food for an Investigation.
o.
But THEN we doubt whether
Thaw would have really gone on
JcFome's bond after all.
-a-
Father.
The time has come for father dear
To hgnd out stacks OF shekols
That sister Ann may scorch her car
Aud deck her nose with freckles.
YOUNGSTOWN Telegram.
The time has come for father dear
To be real good and Kind.
While wife EAR vacationates
He has Ia stay behind.
Grand Rapids Press.
The time has como for father dear
To move tho world Ia pity;
just az his ante's irawing near
lie has 10 feed the kitty
Houston Post
The time has come for father dear
To feel great perturbation;
Mas coming back the house torn up
VIII need an explanation.
birmingham Age Herald
The slime has come for father dear
TO hoe his little an
IN order that tho wife and girls
May have rags for tho Fall.
o
ANYHOW. we also know that there
ls place called Island Pond. Vulr-
mount
WE MIGHT advise the Dems. to !
Remember the Maine
O.
PltESiDENT HTERTA NAV set /
come in handy to- protect Americans |
from their home government
o
80. EVANGELiNE- was Perry. !
and not Peary who discover, 4 Clcyo- |
and, Kindly DO not inject any Doe |
into this celebration.
o
Trouble W. BunchcS.
While Mexico
Drives ont the Rringo
Now look who's here
santo Domingol
o
EACH LADY called on by the COM
mitico Is expected 20 provide enough |
Good Roads Day sandwiches for one
dozen sandwiches. Put |
.hlck bcofWeak In them. please.
.
PLACES on tho Eating committee
are popular as usual
SONG or THE Iusbands' Club. |
What Are the villa wives saylng?"
o.
FATHERS hot beneath the collar;
hose school books TOOK his final dol
lar.
D.
SEE NEXT copy Of outlook for ar /
loloi MAINE. Muck-sodden and Ma
iguant"
O.
THE COOL weather may not save /
ne crops but reports come from
FASHIONS oontors that it viii force
no wpmen 10 put on some clothes
o.
THE GOVERNOR of Nebraska has i
suffered no 40 effects
from being bitten by a dog Bot then
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

steve Norton trapped a badger last
week which he brought 20 town. A
couple of little dogs fought the badger.
which was u young one aud not up Co
the tricks Of the game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Ecuma spreads rapidly iichinE
almost drives you mad. For quick
relief. Doana Ointment d well rec
commended. soc az sll stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
INCREASE ~ SAND AND
GRAVEL, OJTpIV.

Figures Published hy United
states Geological Survey SHOW
1912 Production second IArg-
90 Ia History at the Industry, I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

The prCgrut Styles.
when hcols were hieh, her heels
wore always ouo inch higher than
any other girIf"
And now that shoes are natY'
That's iuH No. She's az against II
now. she can't get her shoes ann
haitcr than those OF anybody else" 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

For quick service call Bamhrook
Bros Auto Line. Phone 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Two-rccl KayBec ana Keystone
com dy--p ustimc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

Pathc woctIy today crystai.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

THE COOL weather may not save
the crops but reports come from
Fashions eontors that it viii force
tho wemen 10 pas on some clothes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

THE GOVERNOR of Nebraska has
apparently suffered no 40 effects
from being bitten by dog. Bot then
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09
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tloloi maine. Muok-sodden and Ma
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-09

FATHERs hot beneath the collar
those school books TOOK his final dol
lar