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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

and there was marked Improvement
'rom 'he start. I used thirteen bottles
Of = = T. and was eatirely cured. My
blood was In a dreadful condition, and
1 can not thank =. = 3. enough FOR my
wonderful recovery"
This preparation stands alone among
specific remedies as blood purifier
u ~ somewhat revolutionary In It's
composition, since II uccOmpliahes all
that was ever claimed FOR mercury,
iudides. arsenic ana other deHtrs.. tive
mineral drugs. and yet u Ia absolutely
purely vegetable product There are
more cases Of articular rheumatism,
iocomotOr ataxia. paTeNs, neuritis sud
similar diseases resultant from the use
OF minerals than from disease germs
direct These facts are brought out
In "a highly interesting book complied
BY tho medical department Of Tho
swift Specific Co. 1879 swift Bldg, At
Innta, Ga II 10 mailed free, together
with special letter OF advice 90 all
who are struggling with blood dis
ease.
Get a bottle 81 s. 3 to-day Of your
druggist II will surprise yoV with ita
wonderful action Ia the blood.
10 not accept anything claimed g.
b. "iunt as good" There Us nothing
else 10 t4ke the place VI y B. b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
SILVER CITY mas
STARTED ITS SCHOOLS

silver city. y NJ. Aug. 27.-Tho
public schools opened for the fan term
on Monday The building was over
hauled during the summer In prepare
ton for the school opening. Prof.
W. u. Mcfarland Is the principal
Miss q. s. Warren, clerk OF tho
board 81 education. II taking the
school censrs ahd h particularly de-
sirous Of securing the names of all
young men and women between tho
axes Of ~ and ~ YEARS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
NEW BUILDINGS ACCEPTED
AT SCHOOL FOB THE BLIND

Alnmogordo. y NJ, Aug. 27.-The
two new buildings for the New Mex
leo Institute FOR the Blind a dormi-
tory for the girls ana q laundry and
heating plant which have cost over
S26,0O0 have been accepted from the
contractors The new buildings prac-
tically double the capacity 81 the In
stitution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
STATE EDUCATION BOARD
no HOLD MEETING SEPT.

4 meeting Of the state board OF
considerable Importance has been
called by superintendent white for
september 3. Among other things to
he attended 10 Is the matter Of APP
proving the courses OF study Of the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
Cnnfl.lrncn wen Fnnnded.

Tho implicit confidence that many
people have IN Chamberlain'a Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy Is
founded on their experience IN the
use OF that remedy ana their knowl-
edge OF the many remarkable cures Of
collie dinrrhocn and dysentery that Y
has effected. For sale by all drug
gisis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
GOVERNOR MAY PROCLAIM
GOOD ROADS DAY Stun

Las Vegas. y. NJ. Aug. 27.-The
people who started the good roads
plan are enthusiastic over the sup
port u Is receiving an over the state
Next In order is an official proclama-
ton from the governor. aud re-
quest will be forwarded la q few days
asking the executive To proclaim the
dnV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
Wonderful
Blood Remedy
Brings Health to a Host of
Sufferers.

The remarkable
action OF 8 &. =. In
the blood 81 given
Impetus hy a letter
received from Earl
&. Cook, eos South
Center 81. Bloom 10
ington. IN lie says,
~ suffered several
months and took
treatment here, but
obtg .ied relief only
for a few days az a
time. Becoming
doubtful OF results.
/ quit the doctors,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
SoCORRO MINES SHIPS
$4,000 IN RIILFION

silver city. Aug. ga $4,000
shipment Of gold and silver bullion
from the socorro Mines company was
made Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs Of last week. In the first ship
ment were eight bars and In the sec
ond ten bars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

dts attempted to carry the fifth bar
on his Swddio bow and that Il slipped
away ffSm him and that IN his ef-
forts 70 recover Il the pack mules
we're crowded over the TRAIL None
OF the hlghwaymen were ever caught.
The silver was brought aown %
the company headquarters at silver
city ana one bar stamped with Mr..
Ruebsnm's address and sent here
as n novel form Of dividend check.
This was q few days before rhe ter
rlbic cyclone which swept Omaha and
surrounding towns, causing 80 many
deaths and such great financial loss.
The huge bar Of silver had been sent
by freight and the car IN which u
was billed happened a. be IN the path
Of the cyclone. The wnybili which
recorded its ahipmens was lost and
even the number 81 tho car Ia which
Il was shipped was destroyed
Failing 20 hear 81 the ailver'H re-
ceipt here the Silver City hank re-
ported the lost ingot 10 the Rock
Island officials and the road detec-
tives began to work on the case. They
tracked the shipment 20 Omaha where
all trace ~ u WIS lost. and u was
thought that the great wind mlEht
have picked up the huge bar ana car
rlcd Il n great distance away. This
suppositi0n was reported 20 the Silver
city bank.
About week ago n section gang
was working along the tracks com
ing into Omaha. one ~ the men.
down M tho bottom 81 the embank-
ment. looked around for something
10 stralghten spike on ana happened
To spy what looked to be granite
boulder projecting from the water
Tie noticed the spike did not strike
against v like steel on n rock ana on
investigation found tina, he had picked
ont large Undiscovered chunk OF
I metal.
The section man. IN saraping the
sides az the weight. found some writ
lng on Il and the bar ~ silver was
carried IN and reported 20 headQuar-
tera. whence II came Go the road de-
tective office. Here complication
arose. The address cut IN the silver
rond 4. ". Ruesbson. whereas the
correct name was Ruehsam. This
! occasIoned further delay for investiga-
ton. so that II was not until today
that the ingot finally reached ",
destination Mr.. Ruebsam " out ol
the city and the bar was taken %
the bank for safekeepIng. The banF
r. not able to tell It's exact value ~
the ingos II slightly under weight and
Is not absolutely pure, having 2
small amount Of tin mixed with the
silver. II VIII be shipped 10 the fed
/ erai assay office NJ Washington u
determine it's exact worth. The bar
Is twelve inches long and elk by five
! inches square.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
CARI,IZOzo PUTTING
CINDEItS ON STREETS

Carrizozo. y. NJ, Aug. 2G.-Carri-
zozo now has several miles OF spien-
did streets. 4 few weeks ago the
four main streets were graded and
put In fine conditions. Now they
have been covered with cindors sup
piled by the southwestern Railroad
company ana the recent rains have
made Thorn solid and the driving of
autos ana vehicles over them has
made them almost perfect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

value OF 100000 IN 1917 and still
greater In 1919. when the PRODUCING
mines numbered eleven, chief ~ when
we're the Eighty-nve. Superior bon
nev. Atwood and Miser's chest.
An the ore from this district II 81
llceous. carrying chiefly copper but
approciable quantities OF gold and SILL
yer. Some OF the ore carried over
30 per cent (dry assay copper The
average assay for the entire district
for 1871 was gold. O.iiiS ounces; sill
yer. 3.a54: copper, 2.66.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27
EDUCATION
$50, 600 STILL AVAILABLE IN NEW
MEXICO STATE AID SCHOOL FUND


Department Of Education Working for More and Better
School Houses Important Meeting Of State Education
Board September 8; State College Graduates Get
Good Positions; Silver City Schools Start New Build
ings Completed at Blind School.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

the principal streets have been
named. the principal one being Fort
Selden avenue. leading from the san
"a Pc tracks Ia the foot of Cerro
Roblero. along the banks Of the wind
ing Rio Grandc.
Auto Road To he Built.
An automobile road VIII be- bunt to
the top OF this famous peak. This
peak IN 5000 feet above the valley.
or an elevation 1000 feet above the
sea level From the top OF its high
est peak. ON December .. 1889, a
party of Astronomical engineers, UNI
der orders from the government.
established station to take observa-
tions OF the transit OF Venus. which
proved to be the only successful OBJ
servation made In the United states.
Railroad station in Prospect.
The Santa Fc railroad Is soon 10
I build an up-to-date station nj Fort
Solden. and this historic place will
! be converted into one of the mog,
\ flourishing towns Of the Mesilla val
) ley, ana one of the greatest health
resorts I'm the world.
Promoters of the company are
sparing no expense 90 make the town
modern In oyery respect. Sewerage
systems. paved streets, street lights
ana other modern improvements will
be made just as soon AS possible golf
| links ana iennis courts. bath houses
/ opened, ana swimming pools and
other places of amusement estab-
! lishcd
Indians Knew OF springs.
Before the white man came IN,
vanishing uce Of Aztec Indians used
the waters tor healing purposes The
wnrlike Apaches pitched their te-
PEGS az the foot Of the mountain and
brought their sick there "a bee cured
The Pueblo Indians also used ia,
water. They pitched their campi
near the springs and when ON Ions
marches carried a supply OF the wa.
ter Cor their sick.
Pale Faces Game In Due Time.
| Then came the steady march 81
the palefaco blazing the way for th'
pioneers 10 the Pacific ana Fort Sci
den was established.
The soldiers soon discovered tina
the waters were healing. and Gen
eral Bliss recommended 60 the gov
eminent that they not lose title q
the springs In any manner. But tn
Santa re railroad acquired then
when they were granted their ne,
right-of-way ana the Fort Soldel
company secured them from the san
"a Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

TOday's news today in The
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

various now county hIgh schools.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-27

the principal streets have been
named. the principal one being Fort
Selden avenue. leading from the san
"a Fe tracks Ia the foot of Cerro
Roblero. along the banks Of the wind
inc IIp Er1uN,
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

has been made that one might give
messages like the former, but where
actual signatures and totally opposite
styles of writing have appeared
through the one medium In penman-
ship different to his own, only vari-
Gus spirits could have done them.
One night we were trying to get
in touch with the great poet. Walt
Whitman. / held the pencil. and
suddenly my hand seemed to be pos
sessed, and this is what happened:
WAIT WHITMAN
And there followed a poem which
am going to publish some time.
The whole thing was in a handwrit-
ing which. when compared with that
of the beloved free thinker. was iden-
tical, and the thoughts were thor
oughly in his peculiar style!
Again, on still another occasion,
while / was surrounded by. mystified
friends. an old maiden lady wrote as
follows. through my hand:
Il want to talk to my niece"
1t was slowly indited and scarcely
similar to Walt Whitman's. or the
bold businesslike lines of the father
still more wonderful than any of the
previous messages was one which
hasn't been deciphercd yet. and, which
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

closely written message telling moth
ing surrounds it. Really it is a
shame for the wonderful Hindu" to
have wasted so much effort and
given such clever foreign" prayer.
Why not tell his dupes in the very
beginning that the blank paper had
been written on long before they
initiated it-lemon juice being used,
which appeared invisible until the
acids inside the tube brought it out?
/ have never bothered to try the
foregoing myself; 1t is too obvious.
But have studied into the more sci
entific spirit. or automatic writing,
such as is being used to fool thou
sands out of their money; such ex-
periments as many intelligent people
declare could not be done except by
supernatural means. I Will show you
how much they know about 1t.
One evening a gentleman whom ]
did not know was brought to my
home by friend. He wanted to see
II I could get several messages for
him. and particularly an answer to a
problem then bothering him. l told
him / would try. A pad was placed
before me, and I held a pencil, over
which 1 placed a large napkin. While
we were waiting for communication
we talked on the days baseball game,
the latest play. q startling murder
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
q The Confessions Of a Medium 8
By CHARLES D. IsAAcsoN
Copyright. 1913. international News Service.

that had just been holding the public
attention.
HAS anything happened?' asked
the gentleman.
NO" said 1. Not that know of.
but it is possible that 1t might have
occurred without my being aware" )"
So I raised the napkin and we saw a
lot of scribbling.
We'll. that's something" I said.
Oftentimes the spirit can not form the
letters. He is like child. but he
gains power with experience.
We will try again" This is what
we found:
II am answering your question.
Don't do 1t. You are on the wrong
PATH
MUCH OBLIGED
That sets mo at ease. / knew my
father was troubled about business
deal / was about to enter. IL he had
said yes ] would have gone ahead.
but now II is off. Thank you. and
good night
/ wrote both the scrawl and mes
sage, knowingly and with the pur-
pose of discovering whether the COM
munication. so manifestly fraudulent,
would be accepted as genuine. 1t was.
And so are thousands OF other psy-
chics demonstrations. The argument
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

"R ssorP a5s y the who's. %s''fs,s' ns.s.1,ss. as
power messages are written
by the dead. Just take this pad, tear
off a sheet. look carefully on each
side to make sure nothing is written
on ii; write your initials or some
word by which to identify 1t and the
spirit of a friend in the land beyond
Will write you a message on the very
same paper. The weirdest thing you
have ever seen. Ah. you will try IT,
and you and you and you."
You pay your money and then
write your initials. The barker care
fully hands the paper to a frown
faced kneeling mantle Hindu
who places ii in a curiously marked
tube, puts on the cover and seems to
go into a convulsion and trance c m
bined. He smites himself on the
forehead, wildly waves his hand in
the air. then points 1t straight at the
tube, which he holds high above him
while he murmurs:
"Buddha, o Buddha! Tu gama
SEQ, Divine! AFRO Buddha REQ
diwiav'
VERY OBVIOUS
Then he lifts the cover, takes out
the paper, hands it to the barker,
who passes it to you. Sure enough.
easE tRitkAs are there and the long,
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
This Theater Closed Sunday
GOOD TIP

Everything all right, sir?" asked
the waiter
The diner nodded, but still the
waiter asked again, presently
Again tEe diner nodded.
Potatoes the way you like 'em,
sir?p
Yes
Another period of silence.
Il hope the service is satisfactory,
sir"
Are you asking for a tip?" de-
manded the diner
We'll, sir, of course we get the tips
sometimes. and I've got to go to the
kitchen for another party, so"---
so you'd like the tip now, to be
sure Of 1t? Well, I'll give you one"
Yes. sir"
Here is the tip: 7 have a powerful
voice that ] am capable OF using. II
anything is wrong I'll let out a roar.
If you do not hear from me you can
know that / am dining in peace and
comfort and not in the least regret
ting your absence, for it's no fun to
have to pass verbal Judgment on
every mouthful that 1 eat
But the tip2"
That's the tip, and a mighty good
~~~N - - kAsFN .~-s-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

though no human hand came near it.
When I had occasion to perform this
psychic demonstration / carefully
wrote my message beforehand and
carefully covered the writing with a
piece of black cardboard. During
the spirit writing I had rubbed my
finger nail on the side of my chair,
and when / removed the band from
the states they had dexterously
changed the cardboard from over tho
writing to the other slate.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

VERY EASY
No one person could have done the
hundreds of different writings; no
one person could have so closely
produced known signatures of men
like washington. Lincoln, Cleveland,
Napoleon. Yet / did them. 1t didn't
take much study or practice to do
them. either.
Now. the pencil or pen have not
been the only writing materials
have used. Once I placed a paper In
typewriter and. together with my
locked the door, came back In few
minutes and found a message crudeiy
typed on the page, No one had been
in the room. This is how It was done:
on. but when I showed 1t the people
saw only the opposite side. and when
they were not looking / slipped the
right side up into the machine. Just
couldn't change the opinion of those
delivers into the mysteries that this
was surely manifestation any more
than you could prove to them that
black was white! And they won't
believe 1t until they sec this.
Do you want to know about the
wonderful slate writing? Two ordi-
nary blank states arc shown you for
examination. Then pencil IS pat
between them ana a rubber band
placed around them. A scratchins
of writing is heard, the medium re-
moves the band. and on one OF the
states is scribblsd q mysterious note,
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
ALL IN A NAME

you say you were going to join
our Don't Worry club.
Il meant to. But l can't do it with
out feeling that l am disloyal to our
home ball team"
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
VERY EASY

I have been told is sort of ancient
Greek.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29
EVIL EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE
Maryland Experiment Emphasize Nee.
essity Of Putting Manure on Land
Without Delay.

The Maryland station allowed eighty
tons Of manure to be exposed to the
weather for one year and found that
the amount was reduced to twenty.
seven tons at the end Of the period.
Professor Shut of Canada allowed two
tons Of manure, containing 1898
pounds Of organic matter to lie ex.
posed during the four warmest
months from April 20 to August 20
and found the amount reduced to Sos
pounds Of organic matter and that
from 4s.l pounds to 27.7 pounds. OF
almost one-half was lost.
The experiments emphasize the ne.
cessity Of putting the manure on the
land rs soon as possible. 1t Is some
times piled up and allowed to heat
thus destroying much Of Its value. II
must not be forgotten that much Of
the value Of manure and all forms OF
organic matter come from It's rotting
while In contact with the soil. and Il
allowed to decay before It Is gotten
into the soil much Of the benefit will
be lost.
Crop residues, such as corn stalks
stubble, straw and all other forms oil
vegetable matter. should be turned
back into the soil and not burned. al
is the common practice In some parts
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29
KILLS WHITE MOOSE

A pure white moose was killed in
the northwest on Kenai Peninsula.
Alaska, by a trapper. Ezra Higgins.
some days ago. The skin and head
arrived at Seattle. Wash. the other
day. on the steamship Northland from
Cordova, Alaska. The fate OF the
white moose was closely guarded In
Alaska, and the story not made public
until after the Northland left Cordova.
The Thlinket Indians cherish an old
tradition that this. or similar white
moose. was the spirit OF an Indian
maiden, the daughter Of beloved
chief. One winter day the girl left
the village for visit to another and
became bewildered In blizzard and
was never seen again. After the great
storm had passed over. searching par.
ties went into the rayines Of Kenai
Peninsula to search for the maiden.
When in the woods a beautiful snow.
white moose sprang out Of thicket
and dashed away. Year after year the
Indians have worshiped the albino
moose and from time to time the ami.
NAL has been seen. Now that an
albino moose has been killed the In.
dians will miss It unless. as many
hunters think. there are several In
that section.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29
WASHING A HILL AWAY

The strange sisht Of . hill being
washed away BY means Of hydraulic
Jets ID to be seen only mile from the
center Of Calgary. Alberta. Each night
powerful hydraulic plant IL at work.
washing away q thousand cubic yards
Of dirt" The object Of this strange
proceeding Is twofold, consisting Of
the terracing Of the hill and the filling
up Of the old river channel. The Wa.
ter ia turned on at 8 p. m. each day.
and the wearing away Of the hill pro-
ceeds steadily for ten hours. The work
can only be done at night. as the city
declined to grant permission for the
use OF the necessary water in the
daytime, In case the drain on the sup.
ply during the busy part Of the "a
hours should prove too great. The wa
ter. under high pressure, is discharged
against the sides Of the hill through
hydraulic giant" such as is used
In placer mining. 1t Is estimated that
80 days will be required to complete
the task. which involves the displace-
ment Of 10000 cubic yards Of dirt"
DRAINED in the first place from six.
inch main, the water is forced though
the nozzle at a pressure of 200 pounds
by the use Of twostage centrifugal
pump driven by 100 horsepower
electric motor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-29
MAKING YOUR DREAMS COUNT
Drone Who Mods In Sun and Lets
World Rush by Him Has No Place
in the Scheme Of Things.

To Members and Officials Of the
Farmers Union:
Dreamers are all right II they ma.
terialize their dreams into something
tangible.
Every great progress marked in the
worlds history was born in the dreams
OF some great thinker, who wrought
his dream into concrete form. Dreams
are but the visions Of great souls
building ships and railroads and sky.
scrapers and threshing machines and
all the things going into the advance
ment Of humanity.
The farmer boy following his sweat.
ing horse In the furrow OF mellow up
turned earth dreams and dreams until
life's horizon lifts and broadens for
him. No available statistics are at
hand. but very many Of the men who
mark the outposts Of the worlds on.
ward progress dreamed in the furrow.
Something about the contact with
Mother Earth, the intimate association
with her moods and her brooding heart
begets stamina, character, stability and
deeprooted purposefulness.
SO when some foppish young city
chap with tailored suit. polished shoes
and manicured nails sneers at 'the
country pumpkin" don't let II disturb
you. for your dreams made possible
his bed OF ease and wrought the city.
the soft-cushioned automobiles and
the comforts he enjoys. Moreover. you
are worth dozen Of him In doing life's
work. for your bent back. your winkled
and unkempt clothes. your horny hands
and tanned skin result from doing the
hard. the humble. but the absolutely
necessary work to keep this old world
turning In Its orbit.
But the dreamer drone who mods
In the sun and lets the world rush by
him has no place In the scheme Of
things. We have had hundreds OF that
sort In the Farmers union, who sits
down and dreams that everything will
come to him without effort on his part.
Then he wakes up and quits because,
as some one has expressed 1t. they
amt doing Anything"
Dream. but turn your dream into
something. c. S. BARRETT.
Chicago. ILL.,