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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

llAs efst Of nsas "a me lhree tonl
NIeshNon
The pNofns numbers we're very nna
Nua a nHiabln conIfItnfl0n ~ ihu m0.
pc Nes ne aopfane so'p BY Mls. a. v.
l Winchester.
] tho narrative nf mo epnnlnu cen.
ItfH1 N ihn text 'uod IL Love" and
/ told IN simple. impressive words me
story 81 re supreme love Of a father.
80 touched ny tha weakness and need
~ NNtunfd creatures that no gave
his only BeHoflnn Son.. their eiatr
pfolhef 80 suffer oalfatiam. poverty.
sp9fn, haiFaa lhorny Grown. ieno-
mlnipuA dtata By torture. 10 prove inc
fact 81 resurrection that "Whosocvtr
believed on him might not perish but
have eternal life"
70 the atli-nnmcirnt man who 40.
clafaa his Independence of the Az
mi8his Creator 81 worlds the uni.
Vcfsa and immortality there ~ 10
meRaaeo of love. tor such win not even
read .ne mnnnincenro Or Code hanoi.
Nark. and can therefore fact no res
sponse 70 the colossal love that moves
the universe
A Jesus came not 10 save the
righteous but 20 cail sinners. the
person who aaaerta ne Is ssod
enoueh" and cares not for the sotlns
invitation there IA no message. 'iIe
that hath ears "a hear" viii hear and
heed the low ~ innnlle love that waits
and sea9ns for fecoHaitlon.
The churches win unite FOR worship
AZ the tabernacle tomorrow morninn
when specially prepared music viii
feature the meeting
In the afternoon Evangelist Honey
we'll viii speak 20 men al meetina
FOR men only. a. thu tabernacle. u lsI
announced mat q thrilling message
VIII be eiven that no man IN the city
should fail 40 hesr.
During his live weeks series OF ser-
mons the evangelist has harmonlxed
many elemenis In the agencies al
YORK for moraiisy In this city. No
dehouaoiatlon or any religious sect.
or o. any men have been heard. sin
has heen vigorously condemned and
~ persons contaminated thereby have
been rlcndinsly urged to accept the
Savior a. their own.
Noticeable on an the printed an
nonncemcnts 81 the meetings has been
the union label or the union printers
Miss Lamont. the Bible teacher.
who has endeared herself 10 an who
have heard her. will give a farewell
talk and advice to women tomorrow
afternoon IN the Central Avenue
Methodist church.
The elimination Of the campaign
that has already been felt a. ben
ediclion 10 Albuquerque will he M the
tabernacle tomorrow evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
THE DIAMOND EGG
PRESENTER DOES
THE WORK
Water Glass Preparation
Keeps Fresh Eggs Absolute
~ Fresh for as Long as Ten
Months.


Science has done some wonderful
things for the farmer In the past few
years; and no discovery perhaps has
been worth more TO the p0ul,ryinan
than that the composition known as
water glass" win keep fresh eggs alb.
solutely fresh and good for a long
period by making the ogxshel I'M
pervious To- the air. with his usual
enterprise In keeping fully abreast OF
the times, T.. w Zee. the Aibuqueraue
feed and seed and poultry supply
dealer has placed on the market what
he calls the Diamond Egg Preserv-
err or improved water glass. found
by rigid tests to preserve eggs In
their fresh state without change or
modification OF any kind FOR a period
OF ten months. This II a tasteless.
odorless preparation which fills The
pores Of the cRgshell and prevents
any change or decomposition. The
great value OF such preparation by
enabling the poultryman 20 saye his
eggs intact and fresh for higher
prices IL at once evident.
The efficiency OF the water glass
treatment Is pointed out In Farmvrs'
bulletin No. l2S of the department; OF
agriculture ON Eggs nnd Their Uses
as Food"
The MATTER Of properly preserving
eggs Is gone into in some detail In
this bulletin, the problem being TO
prevent the entrance ~ micro-orgun-
lsms through the minute shell-pores.
which micro-organisms set up fer
mentation In the egg. Recently IN
GERMANY twenty methods of pres sfv-
ing eggs were tried ont ana the bull
letin says: preservation In n solu-
tion OF water glass Is especially
recommended. since vanishing the
eggs with yaseline is time-c consuming
and treatment with limewater Some
times communicates To- the eggs a
disagreeabie odor ana taste"
Since the method was at first 2ro-
posed" says the bulletin. the pres
ervation Of eggs with water glass mas
been thoroughly tested experimental
~ and in practical way In the
United States and other countries Ia
general with favorable results
II may be explained that wnter
glass or soluble glass is the popular
name for potassium sllicate or sodium
silicate. the commercial article often
being mixture Of the two.
lin tests carried on az the Wash
ington experiment station" says the
bulletin. water glass gave better re-
suits than limewater or a patent egg
preventative.
I'm eggs preserved for three and
half months IN water glass; the yolk
retained its normal position and In
taste they were not 10 he distinguish
ed from fresh store eggs. Again.
while most packed eggs viii not beat
up we'll for cake making OF if"silng,
eggs from water glass solution
seemed quite equal W the average
fresh eggs Of the market"
The Diamond Egg Preserver IS the
most improved solution of water glass
for the purpose You can learn
more about Il from MIR Fee, 2i2-2lb
West Lead avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
KARL MOON WILL
EXHIBIT WORK N
new YORK
Grand Canyon Artist. Who Is
Rapidly Becoming Noted
for Art, to Display His Oil
Paintings in Prominent
Clubs.

Kart Noon. artist and photograph
~, whose studio is on the brink ~
the Grand Canyon 80 the Colorado.
ana Who has gained fame through
out the country durlpg the last several
years because Of the excellence og his
work. passed through Albuquerque
on Santa Ne train No. 10 today. en
route FOR New York. where he win
exhibit Oh paintings IN prominent
clubs and arr Institutes FOR several
weeks. MIR. Moon - accompanied
east By Mrs. Moon. baby and nurse.
For the last year and a half Mr.. Moon
has paid much attention 10 oil paint
Ing and has been successful in doing
a number Of open country western pic
lures that have hrought fOrlh nigh
praise from critics on two or three
occasions Mr. Moons Indian photog-
raphy displays IN the east have made
quite a sensation and he Is acknowl-
edged as the most successful portray
er OF western type Indians In Amer
tea. MIR. Moon was formerly resi-
dent Of Albuquerque and u was here
that ne began TO photograph Indians
and lay the foundation for the sue
cess that he has since achieved. Al
Of the Moon photographs are now
produced exclusively for The Santa lie
and the Harvey system.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
Of
ALL GIRL SCOUT
ORGANIZATIONS
Founder Of Girl Scouts of Am
erica, in Albuquerque, An
nounces That Important
Work Is Nearly Complete.

Announcement was made In Aibu-
querque today by Miss Clara AdeIla
Lisetor-IAne. founder Of the Girl
scouts or America, and since organ
ixation chief scout. that the plan
which has been under way since last
July, 70 consolidate all the girl scout
EXAMINATIONS IN the civilized world
has keen aimost entirely worked out
and That II Is likely that In the near
future all the scouts viii be members
OF one world wide organization, which
VIII probably be known az 'sThe Allied
Girl Peace Scout Guides OF the
World or a modification.
Miss Lane has made her home in
Albuquerque for nearly a year. hav.
ing been taken ill IN this city last
summer. Her illness proved 10 be a
severe attack OF typhoid and she re-
NAMED here to recUperate.
Included In the world wide organI-
zation OF girl scouts, are the scout or
CARNATIONS In America, England, New
Zealand and other English speaking
conntfieA There are more than so. e
eee eirl scouts IN America.
Miss Lane. founder and cs,ies Of
tho scouts in America, is also organ.
ixer and chief crusader of the cru
saders 81 the World. membership Ia
which Is confined 20 girls over is
years ~ age. Girls between II and
IS may join the scouts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
PROGRAMCOMPLETE
FOR UNIVERSITY
COMMENCEMENT
Graduation Exercises to Be
Held on Campus This Year;
Hon. G. A. Richardson Com
mencement Speaker.

The program In general features
has been announced for the COM
mencement exercises or the univer-
sity OF New Mexico to be held the lat
ter part 81 this month. An innova-
ton this year Is the holding OF the
commencement day exercises on The
campus. The program Is as follows;
May 20. S.3O ,. m.-Annual VAR
Sity play The College Widow" az
the Eiks' theater.
May IS. 7:3O p. m.--BaccalaurAate
address by President David r.. Boyd,
IN the Elks' theaier.
May %. $40 y. m.--Banquet 81 he
New Mexico PAN Hellenic association
az the AlvuradO hotel.
May IS, 1880 a. m.--COmmence-
ment exercises az Rodey hail. con
ferring Of degrees and announce
ments. oommencement speaker Hon.
Granville A. Richardson, OF Roswell
New Mexico.
May 2g. $40 p. m.-Annuai han
quet Of the alumni al the Alvarado,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

|VVTHEN you have paint
w ing to 40, or 70 bl
done, common sense
and the good Of your property
say. DO Il WE'LL ECONOMY
says no il as cheaply is you
can"
The two don't always 70 TO.
gether; but they do where you
use pevoe Paint. You can't get
4 better paint whatever you
pay; nor as good a paint for
less.
II Is made right; OF the
right materials; q good paint
ers' paint, ready for use. Gov
ers more, and costs less than
ordinary paint
Be SIRE you nsc. or have used
for Won bevur Paint.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
NO ARRANGEMENTS
FOR EXECUTION
BEING MADE
Sheriff Jesus Romero Will
Not Prepare for Hanging Of
DelgadillO Until Definite
Information Is Received.

ON Friday. May i6. thirteen lays
from today. Domecio Delgadillo VIII
be executed In Ola Albuquerque. Tor
The murder Of Soledad Zarrnzino. un-
less Governor Mcdonald interferos.
sheriff Romero has received the death
warrant for DelgndillO signed by
Chief Justice g. J. RobortA of the
supreme court. No arrangements for
the execution have az yet been made,
however, and Sheriff Romero viii
likely not take any action toward the
erection Of a soafiold until he learns
definitely whether or not Governor
Mcdonald intends 10 Interfere. The
governor has hoen requested 20 cone
mute the sentence 90 life imprison-
ment ana hiss not thus FAR announced
hls decision Ia the matter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
GOAL on JOHNNY"
,~Neo~3oSA4~H~e


John W. steele. known throughout
tbe world as Coal on Johnny was
born Of poor parents near sheakle-
VILE. Pa.
Al an early age he aud his little sis
ter went 20 Venango county, Pcnnsyl-
vania. 90 i've with an uncle and aunt.
the Mcclintocks, who had a large
farm on OF creek. When Johnny was
~ years old his uncle died. A few
years nfterward oil was discovered
and Mrs McCllntock, with other land
owners In OIL Greek valley. found that
she was encampcd above an indep pend
ent fortune. She soon found herself
rich woman. One day, while at.
tempting 10 hasten q FIRE by means OF
OIL She was burned 20 death. with
her death Johnny came into ali her
possessions. his litsle sister having
died some years before. Mrs. Nc
CiintOck had boarded her wealth in
a sole. which was opened after her
death. The amount OF rash found was
about $500. 600. Johnny was then Just
OF age. Wealth continued 20 roll In on
the innocent and well behaved Young
man and he soon lost all track Of how
much money he had steele had been
NAHtrN ~ tHN~ NAN HAH = nANN Sun
He decided he would start out TO
spend his fortune and ne abandoned
his wife and child and went TO Phil
adeiphia with Seth SiOcum. TO whom
steele had Riven the power OF attor-
ney. He bought a third interest In n
minstrel show. financed n. toured IA
a special train, gave costly suppeFs.
rented hotels by the day az a cost Of
thousands Of dollars. tipped walters
and bellbOys with gold. and one day
spent az much AZ 500 OBQ. Johnny
soon came 10 himself when he was un-
able 10 get 81 100000 for his farm.
az II had dWindled IN production. re
hurried back home IN 1897 II was
sold under the shorirfs hammer to
GeorEc ". Hinckle Of Philadelphia
for $4,000. Forgiven by his wife
steele started 10 live down the past
For years he lived IN the west with
his family and engaged In railroad
work. In the aos ne returned to the
oil regions Since then they have all
been living on the farm OF Steele's
fathcr-in-law. where the former oil
King enjoys himself leading tho simple
life and working about the farm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

$50 eA,IY wat mokIna nls mIlliafy
march ~ she aoffldor
/ WHEN lonfsnnfta trio l'lifo flfi al.
rlalaef ma sne iiteh bacon. bnt said
aAe end always been careful 10 leave
SOME Ca fof ihH fnHheNa IIor Amer.
] l4tH guardian Wfn overcome villa nfn,
N4fEA 4MtaI hnt fDo grand dncai
J IatIt lnhN tto lnnttrf a. 4 huee Joke.
ana TIE HIaNA eaAt expressed hls foF-
AlfeaeM ~ lslink lht little nifi
ebaAilha
nualav FualAal. 81 g.oa Ane1lea.
California. nns survived In fhnaon at
q ftsoanInR FROM the clutches 81 tho
Jaw tutrtfs - The German emreror
A. laiF rsaalt ~ his experience Ia Her.
'ln. ~. FuqlekeF. VIII make q pfQtcni
- che etate department M Washing
gou against r. German law which haa
caused n number of American tourists
% set into dlliiceisies win the aalh6f-
ltiee
Tho California traveller was noeogia.
tigf for the purchase Of some aih-
wend faEFlnes far his wsie IA Berlin
ne Was told that ne could have ihe
eiones he wanted for 1900 marks
ft1.1ta). and an expert assured him
that he Has GETTING 4 bargain. ne
told the oWnef ~ see eionen that n he
decided Is take them he would have
~ swat fac receipt al further funds
frctn hcne ~ the meantime he
looked AZ the diamonds again. and be-
came convinced that a poorer quality
had been substituted.
TIE next morning the jewelers. a.
tlHinpt called ri Mr Fudlkar's hotel
and asked FOR deposit on the SENS.
Tire American told him he had de-
sideG not 70 take them The assistant
then rfernenfed aiih an attachment
against Mr.. fudihaf's baRakae. This,
however. was not levied, and che
American Vi quick work succe6ded
Also u fruatrntins an attempt 10 at
iash his cash deposit IN local bank.
~ the American consulate MT Fud-
ikar was Informed that his only REM
edy VAS n suit IN the civil couirta.
which might drag for three wears. Jhe
Californian decided "a brush she dust
or berlin from his feet. but before
leaving be learned that many other
Americans have suffered similar
treatment IN Berlin. some OF them los
ms heavily. Tho law permits mer-
chant 20 force payment on his swear
ing that customer has promised 10
take certain goods. and the victim has
10 redress except suit 70 recover
later. for ne Is nor given an opportnn-
ny % answer tbs accusation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
SHORT RETURNS or
TAXES DUE NOW
BEING PAID
Work of Checking Up Annual
Statements of Insurance
Companies, Proves Worth
While to the State.

The state corporation commission
FEW weeks ago took up the work OF
checking up previous annual state
ncnts OF insurance companies. which
reports. in addition 60 showing the
general statement of business OF the
companies, show the business trans
acted In New Mexico. A. result OF
THIS auditing by the commission. IL
rs found that "A number Of insurance
companies have been making short
rtturns for taxes due the state-one
company being short some $500.
another some $1,000 and sim another
some $500. while several others are
short minor amounts These short
ages extend hack for number OF
years. The commission has brought
these matters 10 the attention OF The
companies and they are making good
the shortage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
DRUNA|
SARsAPARILLA !
GRAY HAIR TURNS ITS NATURAL
COLOR AFTER APPLYING SAGE TEA

ID large bottle for about so vents.
Some druggists make their own hut
MS usually too sticky. va insist upon
getting "Wycth's" which can be de-
pended upon 10 restore natural color
and beauty 10 the hair and IS the hest
remedy for dandrutf dry feverish,
Itchy scalp ana To stop falling hair.
Folks like "Wyeths Sage and sui.
phur" because no ono can possibly
tell that you darkenod your hair as II
docs it so naturally and evenly" says
"a well-known downtown druggist. You
dampcn sponge or soft brush and
draw n through your hair. taking
one small strand az a time. This ro-
quiros hut few moments by morn
Ing the gray hair disappears and ar
ter another application or two IL re-
stored 90 ita natural color and looks
oven more beautiful ana glossy than
ever.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
Mixed With Sulphur It Dark.
ems Beautifully and Takes
Off Dandruff.

Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea ana sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
iustre 90 the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray; also cures dHndruff. itch-
ing scalp and stops failing hair. Years
ago the only way 10 grt this mixture
was to make Il at home. which H. mus
~ and troublesome.
Nowadays skilled chemists do this
better than ourselves By asking at
any drug store for the ready-to use
product-~called "Wyoths Sage aud
sulphur Hair Remedy YOU VIII got
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
CAMPAIGN
COMES TO END
TOMORROW
Honeywell Evangelistic Ser.
vices Terminate II Tabor
nacle Sunday Night After
Five Weeks Of Meetings.

Tho FIVE weeks Of union services
under the auspices Of the united
churches win close with the taber-
nacie moeilng tomorrow night The
gratifying results ana spiritual enthua-
i"sm that hnVe marked the deVonOna
iho preceding weeks are expected 10
frNo a ntling climax IN the four SER
Vices tomorrow.
1.-THE Great Love story" was tho
theme ~ the evangelist last evening
related 10 a way that brought tears 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

a. Davis. VIII meet IN the Commercial
.cluh rooms to complete arrangements
for the banquet 60 be given nc the
Alvarado May 9th.
Frat" men al over the state are
enthusiastically boosting the new or
RaniNsuon and a very mrge member
ship ~ already assured. However. IL
~ feared that some may not hnve
been Informed ~ tho precise plans
OF tho Organization. and 60 the end
that every national college fraternity
man IN New Mexico attend the ban
quet it is urgently requested that
every Greek communicate with his
frat brothers. as wen as hand his
name 90 the banquet committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
FRAT COMMITTEE
MEETS SUNDAY
Final Arrangements to Be
Made for Banquet Given in
AlvaradO Hotel May 9th.

While everybody il discussing the
real estate boom In Albuquerque. 10
should not be forgotten tina our re-
Gently organized Pan pellenlc ASSOC
citation h. likewise booming along
with Seven league" strides
on sunday afternoon at 2:30 D. m.
the banquet committee, consisting OF
Messrs. George g. Taylor. L. j. Miller.
Robert ". crews. j. v clark and f..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03
SUNDAY OUTING THE
WEATHER IS-ROW
FAVORABLE

The very heat place ~ 10 sunday
mofniHe fqr little opiing with your
wife ard family Nould D. stroll out
% Luna Place and iook over that
beautifm Addition. where 10 many 81
tho hest people Of the city are con-
templatlnN 1llldinr q home. A repre-.
acninilvr ~ fhe company w3ll be ON
the sfonnd an day with piuta and
pricea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

Corner 81 Silver avenue and Fifth
street Hugh A. Cooper. pastor.
Chauncey A. Foreman. associate pas
tor sunday school 9.45. Christian
Endeavor, e:3e. We Join in taber-
nacle services for the rest Of the Sab
hath. Preaching service In this
church next Wednesday evening al
ls5o. County sunday school conVen-
tion Thursday afternoon and evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

To feel strong, have good appetite
ana digestion, sleep soundly and en-
Joy lie. use Burdock BLOOD Bittera
.he family system tonic. Price 81 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

fNlfI to |fntt.l
onabh NAY rne Ml1ihns sui.
sAAiA sf ADGn 4aohl Aall3lnr
ef' tiFtf tI green's AKA me a.
lslt y lna eehefal nabs.c Is indIrost
pna or|ta naaish a hseshos III mare
fta' sAnofahcs wan Wnntta. sonse-
sFs #t #eis& als 1altaln lsli.
Vldnee wsiA naflIenl3 severity aad
.sk'ee ~ NtHtet paa devised. These
# t e|fcrnIs4nnsee af ne
hat plaetltal joke played An
Fteesf no1Nin y typical
~ Natkih has coAdnnlet fht caaa
4Nt aha NhBtIn1tht a. nRnt ~ me
E4fIfesIi& t1 ffe b waa who
nfNt1Na oRaHt MIA pAnknufef. II
ttN mi4st IS .tIt trial NJ was called
ffEn N'N htt - 9 0ctnck one ulnfa-
InF ~ p teaeHfa6h NII'eh stated that
t'E 0ffItte tn thr TenNis were hurns
iNN Wttnal naltinN fo compIeio MS
afelnH ar. noHNin finna On a. ot-
ffrQpI ann war afiteH ~ ai9t rrcca
tnfou4h enc deserted Mftala from
d hefat 10 The hdae * london 10 the
H'eWiQ|f Arriving ih4rt he found All
pfatefsl aad DARK Tho prosecutor
had Mtltn 1pphi ~ 10 Whist eaeneg 10
ailFlutt tie nnsx. bit Ne was douhlr
peAtinct4 when. ~ ~ clnnnsd into
nv rRf ~ fAf 1fitA nane. ~ hrVrd
mAsine feWInIne voice tgpm ne
eitffiinf " me Enlhsnkmths cry.
.vpiee ton women
The utu daF n0dkin made NJ nd-
asnes q DE jury - the Pankhnrrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

The Aael.can embassy has been 80
overwhelmed lately BY requests from
America bf heirs VINO believe that
they have tnnrlnoRs estates IN chan
Gerry D. England. that "a has become
nteeanrr 20 adopt q printed form for
tllf Eepllea % these communicatsona.
The only thing the embassy Is pes-
nsIiieh ~ ID III The matter n 70 pnR-
gest cofnpelent Legal adviser 10 ln-
feailNafc the caa1 Il can not itself
cprfuci Investigations Il does. how
ever. tell in1uirafn that there are no
large unclaimed estates In Great Brit
aln Tho vast sums constantly
apokea ~ o. dormant IN chancory or
awaiting claimants IN tho Bank Of
England are purely imaginary ana.
aTroFnlnE % thA embassy. ara too Of
ten the Invention ~ nwindioFs who
oblefn nonsy for the prosecution Of
Fictitious clnimB 20 these fictitious
fortunes
The fumes ~ ohancoFy open 70 claim
Gre few. and average iees than $500
ennh. two only approaching e75. 900.
Most 81 them would consume their
own Faiue IN the cost 81 recovery. The
fnllcat proof 81 aeneaiogy II demand
IA. ana t,le lao,, ~ data m the United
Ataste fhf lhia purpose lnake TIE pro-
cess very expensive. Fu4lhermore,
~ the passage ~ twenty years and
spmetiAcn isaa hairs recovery under
the Enniish statutes og Limitations,
ine chance 81 plcklnN up an estate IN
chanerpy - exceedingly small.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-03

urand Duke Andreas. lrat cousin
81 the emperor o. Russia. on his way
henle from 4 siaii 20 Switzerland. tells
n GOOD story o. now the grand duch~
eas var deprived az her fayorite
nfaot1atf dinh AZ hotel because Of
lAa i,aInE ~ a slliie Engllnh girl for
Nfui1ed bacon.
1he grand aneal party had a suite
81 Faoma Ia > we'll kuown hotel AZ 81.
4iofIlR "A American lady, accom-
panied ~ q nlne-year- English girl.
MFslted a. tho hotel only 70 ilnd that
there was no room for them. The
asana DUKE noticed their predicameni.
and very couEt4oualg offered a spare
Fpon III his suite. This room was next
~ the bedroom occupied by the grand
6uches4. IN the corridor outside a
sentinel WAS constantly on duty %
VIXEN every morning the breakfast
bacon. left on table outside her door.
disappeared. q mystery was created
which enraaed the duchess and Grove
ahe narnsKer % the hotel almost mad
Siih despair.
Finally the American lady heard Of
the trouble. and she recalled that
efcry morning her charRa had asked
Fefnilsslon 20 play ~ the corridor.
Hho watched the girl unobseryed from
the doorway next morning, and was
alnafed to ses iasr Snatch the bacon
and conceal & under her coat while