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Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and now am strong
and healthy" Mrs. ALICE DARLING.
RID. No. 2, Box ", Pentwater, Mich
Read NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. says:
Peoria, Ill.-"I had such backaches
that could hardly stand on my feet 1
would feel like crying out lots of times,
and had such heavy feeling IN my right
side. had such terrible dull headaches
every day and they would make me feel
30 drowsy and sleepy all the time, yet 1
could not sleep at night.
"After had taken Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound week began To
improve. My backache was less and
that heavy feeling in my side went
away. I continued to take the Com
pound and am cured.
"You may publish this If you wish"
Miss CLARA L. GAUwITz, R.R. No. 4,
Box 62, Peoria, III.
Such letters prove the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
woman's ills. Why don't you try it?
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

Ten thousand plants were sold at
$40 a thousand, bringing in $500,
which makes the total receipts from
the patch s12,40S. These receipts,
less the cost of preparing the ground,
cost of plants, and all operating ex.
pense, leaves gross income of
$s,1s7.40, which is $1,02342 for each
Of the eight years.
II an allowance CT FIVE per cent.
per year for taxes and ten per cent.
per year for interest on the invest
ment is made the net profit stands AZ
$7,467.40, which is $933.42 OF clear
profit for each one of the eight years,
or $333.42 more for each year than
the cost of the land
The more important items among
the expenses were:
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21
Clearing the Cut-Over.

The cost of clearing the cut-over
hardwood lands of Western Michigan
can be reduced several dollars an acre
by pasturing sheep upon the same. II
is estimated that the cost of rough
clearing these lands is from five to
nine dollars per acre. Rough clearing
includes the cutting and piling of
brush, the piling of windfalls and the
burning of the whole. II the land is
seeded after 1t has been rough cleared,
it makes first-class pasture for three
or four years for sheep, cattle and
horses, and the value of the pasture
is worth more than the cost of clear
ing.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

The gooseberries are of the Down
Ing variety, which is the best for the
western Michigan country and which
variety the Gamers can handle with
success and good profits.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

a of
half
of
shipped
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

Dip tops of jars and catsup bot
ties in melted Parowax. Or pour
this pure paraffine directly on top
of contents of each jelly glass. Re-
sult-a perfect, alright, mould
proof seal that keeps canned vege-
tables, catsup, chow-chow, pre-
serves and jellies indefinitely.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21
Ringing a Change.

Coin to move again this year,"
asked the Office pest.
Nope. Can't afford to-"
What cha goin' to do, them"
WELL" said O'Beetle, we've made
arrangements to have new street mum.
bers put on the houses on our block"
Judge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21
No Tins or Tops
Needed

1t Is even simpler than It sounds.
It Is as cheap as 1t Is easy. No
bother with tops that will not fit.
Not even paper covers need be
used. The direct contact of Paro-
wax with the jelly cannot affect its
taste or goodness.
Parowax Is tasteless and odor-
less. 1t Is so thoroughly harmless
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21
Just as Effective.

Wigg-Oh, I'm tired Of life. Have
you pistol you can lend me?
Wagg-No, but can let you have a
chatting dish.-Philadelph Record.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21
WOMAN COULD :
NOT walk
She Was So m-Restored to
Health by Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.
Pentwater, Mich "a year ago was
very weak and the doctor said / had a

8 FERROUS dlsplace-
ment. ! had back
ache aud be q ring
down pains so bad
that / could not sit
in a chair or walk
across the floor and
! was in severe pain
ell the time. / felt
discouraged as l had
taken everything 1
could think of and
was no better. /
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

No thoughtful person uses liquid blue. It's
pinch Of blue in large bottle Of water. Ask for
Red Cross Ball Blue the blue that's all blue. ADV
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-06-21

The returns from the six crops har-
vested amounted to s11,70S, the total
being made up from the following
yearly sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
BIRDS. GAME AND FUR
BEARING ANIMALS

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
MESQUITE PHILOSOPHY
Csuu ll0rcIaI s0nIurd

Nurhng rs abused mY~ than %
good gpp,ut'
SOM. folks Hrs u'kN uni q" 4"
puu 'ur Vbut th'N know.
somehow BE- seems that thiugs new
rr turn uut as bad H. w, wish.
$50 one does just as ne pl"as's
much us hc may nrag that he does.
\ number of ordinarily lHw.ahiding
ciiix,u- viii soon become sul"us i"t
90 few months.
Some men would never amount IN
anything anywa, and others marry
iIlusIlous women.
Ever, home should Do, 70 sunshine
club and every member should be- "a
uU-UrdErd solar system.
There is not such cry for higher
education as there is tor just COM
mon. ordinary common sense
Leap year Be- nearly over hut n
seems there win hc plenty ul kris
lett tor IN, mau Who HASN'T been
asked.
Why woman has ans trouble in
picking out % hat BIS "a mystery 90 uf
one seems tu D., just 1s bad us an.
other.
Tho things yuu did yesterday do
NOT relieve vou Of your duties ~ to-
day ans mon, thHu thD th.hr# 'uu
plan to do tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
SANTA re FIREMEN
ENTERTAIN At
THE ARhORY
Masqve Carnival Proves Affair
Of Much JOY; Thirteen
Prizes Distributed 10 Wear
ers Of Costumes.

ont for % cas- OLD tmo. willing 90
help Father Time push 1912 through
ihn ropes into 1919. hundreds III
dantcfr gathered at thc Afmnty last
evening sad shared In The entertain
ment provided by the santa Fc vo.-
unfecr ure department. The affair
was the nrst annual masquerade oru
~ the are iAddlos and proved such an
uuaua.ined success thpt hereafter IL
VIII undoubtedly be- hsed event
each year The nremen Ind worked
indcfatlrnbl, 10 make ne hHN the
great success that % was and the CONF
mittee on arrangeynchfe deserves the
highest praise for the splendid re-
suits achieved the fun beEnn Win
the grand march al o'clock ana COM
tinued untl ialg was several hours
old. The masgueraders came early
and stayed early They came in
every imaginable kind of a costume
man, being deliberately gotten up.
several really unique. Tho nid war
was sent on its WY promptly 90 mid-
niaiit with q whnop ana "a ns. Win
the shouts of the mefrtmakcrs and
the crashing NOISES of bolts and the
ain produt "a av tc muai,ians.
Theer we're ten prizes offered for
the costumes adjudgcd best pS the
committee ~ med fer that purpos, nat
Their. we're so many really nno cos-
tunes. that thrco additional prizes
were awarded. making thirteen Ia nil.
After viewing the dancers for nearly
ar hour aud keeping a record Of thr
Systematic scoring OF costumes, the
.si... ...s,st.fff.I f.uuaiuffU ms OF j. ~
presiel. james Muruy and Mt HOG
Named The winners as follows.
The lad.rs For tho most elaborate
costumes. Miss Soluna johnson, hrst
prize. Miss Marie Coleman, second
prize. Miss sadie olsen. third prize
For the comic costumes. Miss car
land. nrst prize. Miss Eva Thatcher,
second fr'ize Nrs es'ldoeFs, Hbll
prize.
Tho gentlemen. For tho most
elaborate costumes J.. - Rem. ia 81.
prize. Frank Gueroia. ev'ond prize,
Louis Nowmen. third prize For h"
comic costumes Huck Conner. hrsl
prize: W B. spot Moore, second
prize; Mr. Davis. third prize.
The group prize was awarded 70
Miss solons johnson and Joseph
Ouintana this couple being 1dludseo
wonrers 81 she most attractive cos
TUNES at the eHncc.
The committee responsible ior enc
success o. rhe nrcmen's dance me
cludes Fire ChIcf Frank MncN'. sh.
and his assistants. William sheldon.
Arthur Levy. g. ". Myern Richard
Day. and ! T. douglas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
CLAWS RESIGNS WITH
INVESTIGATION PENDING


Sacramento Gal. Jan. Louis r.
CLAWS has resigned as secretary OF
the state water commission Js we'll as
secretary uf tho "a te roufurNat on
commission a cops ut The rreirna
zion sent Co the water commission hN
CLAWS and o. take effect December
81 Tuesday was received .n the n'-
See of Got ernor johnson t'dsF
CLAWS CAV, mo- recession son SOD. a'i
other nHu rcferrua 40. commits Pc
cra To- t1r lptt.r ot reclamation .rut .'
ihe conservation comm HDn.
q hc.rius 90 f;a. charges made ID
sHrgeso. General BIughurs DlAtlt
has been iu proerrss before thc Fov-
ornor THE mtcstiaati'r ud not
bcru con Iuurd roo tU, rud Hf thr ses-
sion n Gol.uo. Iuuusun'- oni.s ou
December 300 rnI 30 VAs reported t1s
governor would a1 deeper ufu thc
charEcs alter Doc heard the evidence
OF both adcs.
Kinpsbur charged CHAT CLAWS had
devoted much Time 500 tnD interest oi
certain lumber companies WhaD in
washington ln behalf OF lhc HIir Or
ganizatious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
CASTRO OISGUSTED
DESIRES ONLY TO
RETURN TO
EUROPE
Former President Of Venezuela
Says Object of Ill-Starred
Journey Was Merely to See
United States.
HAS NO LONGING TO
VISIT NATIVE LAND
ny Leased Wire 70 Evening HeraIdl

lBy leased Wire to Evening" Herald
New YORK.. Jan Having ahnn-
doupd furthcr effort io gain admission
to she United States General Cipriano
Castro. the cNilcd diotatur OFT Nonc-
xuclu. spent NcM Nrar's day in de-
tuntion af The immigration station on
Elhs island. angcred at che hostility
shown him here
Cnnros wish to return Co Europe
hy German steamer viii hc readily
,fo4 Isl the authorities at WASH
InRton. neDoriinf Co., dispatch from
thc capital rnd b. tlcrr i- uo uufnrc-
seen obstacle the uuwclcomo visitor
win probably sail for HBmhurg ON
saturday on the Steamer Amrrika u
the Hamburg American line. Geo tud
y hatrter ASYLUM the G,rnm eoy.tu-
mcnt win auord him since his ire
rival mere carly lcsisrdHN when no
learned that tho reports ol peptra-
tiuns Go prevent him from undiug
hers we're true Do, has received none
90 bis cuuutrymen Who desired 90
visit HIM. and accepted bat few ot
the many mcswge. wh.Uh were sent
90 him
In rcsponse To ono request for a
statement ol his reasons for deciding
e. return 10 Europe hc rs quoted as
SAYING
First of an . wish Co REPEAT th1t
my desire Co src the United Smtes
wqs ms only motive for coming here.
and = have mot the ught,st desire
60 return Go Venezuela. Wh,r. ] hHNo
heon so BADLY treated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
ELECTION OI GONtUNuE
IN MIN AAlP~liiIkE ~OlONS

Concord " &C., Dan. rhr ,lyc-
zion of Governor Was tho miu ptl
business n,i,r. tho NDv uhmpsbIf,
legislature v1pn b. convened to-day
Tho cho.,y oI samuel H. Fclh,r Dom.
manager us the result of un uu-
nOunrement thtt twenil sis Progress
lNr topHplicJn members uf tho house
would support Fclkcr Tho rogulnr
Republican nominee was FiHnkliu
Worcester Felkct received 10 plural
3D. over Worcester at the polls in No.
yfmbor hnt failed 90 obtain the nee.
esaaIy majority
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
B'NAI BIRTH BALL
IS BRILLIANT
AFFAIB
Grand March Begun at IL o.
clock Iast Night, Feature
Of Biz Dance At the Masonic
Tempie.


Be ~ ihe most brilliant ana most
AEfcesefnl public dances given In Al
huqusrque IN many a day was tho
hai given NJ the Masonic Temple
lrst evenlne hy tho B'nai R'rlth. the
Proceeds from which WIN BE- used IN
rasisting a. obtain a water supply as
size BhAi Firth Cemetery. east of
the cits Thr ball WAS attended ~
mrKe number ~ Gnnccrs. and a
happier or morN congtnial crowd
could highly be- gotten together 10
Aibuaucrhtic al one time and in one
place Everybody was out for ] gay
time mud apparently everybody had
an evening Of Jolly. rollicking Fun
The Arrangement committee had
made ideal preparations for the
dance. Everything was 50 delight
fully Internal that from the first
floor committees and reception COM
uittees pcre dispensed with and The
Tntanaugb- Fuhrmeyer orchestra was
given instfdtslons u play for me
dancers a. long az d couple remained
On the floor Tho hands of the town
check pointed toward O'Clock when
the gay gathering adjourned.
The year 1919 was usheFe8 IA hy
tho dancers with the ringing Of cow
bells. shouts Of happy greeting and
laughter. the noises made hy the
merry ones almost completely drown
ing the music Of the orchestra. only
she boaFn. boom Of the hiE bass drum
being loud enough al times 20 pene-
frafe the din successfully. The lights
IN the hau we're switched on and on.
bi,t ibe aaneers continued ga their
Nh f.I. I1IIN 4 i
flashes only adding - The seaeral hi-
lnrity Of the occasion.
Ihsincdlntcsy following the dancing
out Of me old year ana the danclug
in Of thp new. n brief intermission
was given, during which time th'
dancers exchanged the greetings 81
the sessnn... .Thep. a4lnay' lea m
nrand march. whicn was as may %
imaeinsd, a dlezy din from the rieh'
10 tho lcft 81 me han. with eii IN,
fancy steps ,hrnwn ih. The grand
march eliminated ~ tdc banquet
rooms Of the temple, where q de'
aieIoue midnight luncheon was
served. After the luncheon me can
rara again adjourned 60 the dance
han and the merry thrunE was soou
again on ts wap. stepping of 20 the
accompaniment oi perfect music tn'
numbers 81 the dance program
Noi 20 be- overlooked in the gem
eral description of the dance wni
me punch bowl. with Mrs Bessie
Iaffa presiding the punch was
such * delicious offering that
proved one of ihe most popular fea'
lures 81 tho entertainment Of the
evening.
Altogether the B'nai bith eonc'
was a brilliant affair. successful from
every standpoint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
I-mn, IYnnlN Ilc.lan-

London l.u. ThD Iuns-tNN.rl'
resignation of D. Bruce lsmut rom
nH position CO.'S chairman and mau1s-
ink director uI h, Waite Star lup
WAS announced last u.snI o. H.I
akr effect Juu BOO uarnI ndor-
ru. Urt ri.. president ol .Ue ntor-
national Mercantile MHrur company
aud % director uf lH, WHOSE atr uur
nHI .u.rrpd Mr lHmlN a t.t.m.u.
issued b, tbg 0npIuf F.. It MHs nr
ruurcd iast February tH1f 49, .H1.
should retire m Jun, goo, l1l1 and
that uufrlu uHu occurred 4. WlE. 30
ur.D.sln tu HDmU tum lu Wd,r
snnNue zinc HHtDu.nl added lHni
iI. company utu decided InHf NI
sHudprsou mIrut u.o t vacation 'ur.
Ins thr nrt mf of 900, ,ar 40.
though Mr ltm r,IHus us 'HnIr-
msu uf tHc Whirc STAR lime ho GONE
unuo ua 81 dlrnrt1r uI cine luturuN
uon1 MoubutIle Marine and mrm-
hcr oi tho lTfHu committee uud to-
mnH ,ar Craftsmanship of tue AHHuo
stotmship company aud the LN.r
pool and London sieomfmp rr"er.
tive association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
THREE BOYS CARRY
OUT SUICIDE PACT
IN CAFE
Young Girl Explains All Were
in Love With Her and Pre-
ferred Death to Life With
out Her.

vienna, Jan. LEA suicide pact
which three youths carried oui in q
cafe here ou Monday night hes been
explained DIS young sirl who says
,hat tbo youths were tl Urd,ut'y 800
lote with BIER and lgd threatened 90
commit sule.d, ou hrr account
The three young men vsI0 drinking
ton Boa u secluded corner of tine cafe
when 900 suddenly tuI Tum 'br.r
chairs dsIul Ehcy bad a.iucutis
placed poison u HoI bower gr .uJ
the result proved fatal Boz cach easo.
4 photograph ui tng uio was found
u thcir possession addressed tu ,he
rirl Ono told Cd. tu,ir throat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
VIM. ROCKEFELLER
ELUDES PROCESS
SERVERS
Siege Of Millionaire's Resi-
dence by Minions Of House
of Representatives Main
tanned in Vain.


SEES NorN Jau Dc.,.u.,. Huu
deputy sergeant. 90 arms col tu, uuus,
ut representative 300 squads ur sis
spent Sew years dag watching the
house cot william Ropa,i,I,r on
flitn avenue The idea gJtuod
sr"und tuBt M Bp,k,l,i,r after aI.
was uut here, uui CharIos &c. Hiddcl.
sergeant at arms OF the house said
i1ut bee would take uo chances uui
would confirm, ih, Siege. ON, ol the
detectives UHs certain tn.t Mr. and
Mrs Rockefeller l,ft their r,sllcn,,
here "u sunday moaning
4 maid who l.u tuc Rockefeller
house this morning and ran arro-.
thee street tu post letter caused 90
hurE among the early shit ul de-
tc'tNcs pue or them tried 60 s,r
the adduss ou th, envelope but tire
servant was too quick for him As
t result ut the Incident tho post Of
ii.e authorities may no asked 60 hclp
iu' process servers by noting thp adj
dresses uu thc Hockof'llor mail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

for them IN, European rabbit, i'm
PRODUCED "u Farallon Islands. CALI
furuiu, and Luysau island. Hawaii,
las become such pest that Efforts
viii b., made Go reduce tE number
40 iHyau Island Every mort hJ-
been mudo ,u Stop the .al, cot plum
1gr OF certain birds gulI- terms ana
especially hrrous. Nrv regulations
p.a-.d under lbr Alaska game nW
practically mat" game rriug,s u'
u,a islands boo southeastern Alaska.
Instructions have boon given tu the
r.t.uu, ,utt.ys iu Boring sea to I'M
Oh. 3D. strict enforcement ui the tw
uJut,.luE NaITus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
NEW YEAR MORNING
,conunuea from rase 81


Among rhese were photograph 81
Rlfas. mothers ana children.
i,ynn's pocket was the first search
"a. lte faced the deputy warden with
shoulders thrown hack and head hoid
tfacA ~ required about three min-
nies l1lus 20 dispose of the prisoner.
ne then was taken % another room
~ have his prison clothes fitted.
photograph 81 three girls feii
from tn4 pocket of Charles noum. %
formcr mrnatf 90 ihp ironNorkers'
nniou exorutiye board. H. could
senrccly repeat his name. As the
photo was folded In "a large yellow
envelope. he raised MS hands "a his
faro and cried bitterly.
As 'tIeFbrft =. HockiE" was an
bounced in stepped tac man who
during the TRIAL was called the "lago
30 iiis conspiracy" lie had fi0s.
Charles Nschtmeister was the last
man searched
Each prisoner was ph0toEra uhed
tuirf. once when he came Ia dresHed
Ia street cipshes arc ancrward in his
dark gray prison sun. Later the na-
nrf prints ~ each were taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
OLD MICH COW WORKS
WE'LL IN HARNESS AND
SAVES HER OWNER

nRwen. ~ H.. Jon. That au
lnsleh cow viii work Ia harness
az oic horse under trying clfs
apneft has just been proven hY
Wilson. who win his Ivy the
nlght was driynE IA from the
D. cpunirE.
The Woaihtr Nns about twp above
fhe low poinY uhon Wilson found
that the loaH drive OF the day across
tho plains county, had pat one oi
hls horses 10 my bad. They we're
fhen fhiIiy-nyo miles from Roswell
q happy idea struck the father
ana b. hilehed tbnt miich COW thn'
"A hed lcen lradind 40 the wagon
sfh "a MORSE she wFked like go
NM'mef ana though me traVelinf
Wits slpes 60 ~ Roswell IN time 81
tafe ihr saienr ana son from neins
iI4l4 6Iln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
235, l6l,O 900 BUSHELS OF
WHEAT IN ARGENTINA

Washington. T.. e.. Jan. IA rl-
nI,grHm. dated December ~, ltI-,
from IN, international luuIuN col.
Agriculture. Rome. Italy. has br'u r.-
uci,"d bN the United states depart
mout OF agriculture. giving the ful-
lowing Information
lu argentina the estimated proju.-
ton. this season. OF wheat is 21,.-
l1lppu bushels. OATS ila.Ns'. 600
bushels. 1aNs,'d. ,11so o00 bushels
"a uraril. the Hgtirytrd rrudu.
zion uf coffee. This season. ls So. -
1000 pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

seattle Jan. g. Alaskan products
Tor OBJ. year just ended represent a
total nf approximately ft3,0oo.o0o, ah
increase OF y5.U0o,Oo over the year
lgli. The products OF mines are es-
timatrd ut ts2.Soo.ouo. The products
ur Tho -ca. tis.FuU.UpU; uu other pro-
ducts sUu.U0O The increase iu the
mIncrai production Is due tn the large
output cot copper while salmon, hall
bat ANA whales contribute to the IN
crease in the products Of the Eea.
whales yielded &oC0,oJ0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
NINE MEN ENT0MBED
ALIVE IN COAL MINE


~ E77-7I"'-W W. ~ ''''''''H y ~
Tamaqua Fa. JAM The nine
men cntomDod n thc East Lchigh
Coal company roliisp brrc }rstcr'
day by "a rush of water irnm au 1hW-
doued workiur. urre stii Imprisoned
today bot Tho company onllals hope
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imprisoned mon were helping m th'
WORK. COZ RESCUE.
immediately uueT thD rIfh Di "D1l
rock end euim had walled hcm Bon
they so tp york m lnH.
Throush SUSTAIN ol rapp0n- 300.
deratood ny miners tines hove mad,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

London Gam Five Thousand
iavieab drivers decided nst mgul tu
strike and This wll result lu Tendon
besinninG tho ucR year with lcsf ih1p
one hair Inv usual service of HNl
eater. The tfoRhlo Origlnafcd in thr
higher price of petrol Wholesale to as
pcBse Per gallon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

L0ST-Ladies' Betsy Ross
Gold Watch, hunting case, be.
tween Fruit and New York on
Fourth. Liberal reward for re-
turn to Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
New Years Resolution

~ ROM the day that Thomas Edison issued The Grand
Trunk Herald" a railway train to the photograph
his life has been series of unique achievements
When Admiral Dewey fought and great battle before
breakfast the engagement unique and challenged the
admiration Of the world And this is the secret Of the
of every ambitious man. corporation community-the
achievement Of unique things
ROsenwald's is also unique-some years ago a fodder
and today colossus in modern department store meohandis
ing This has been attained firstly, through the
unrng efforts to always give the people something
and the full worth for their money and secondly through
the immediate recognition OF the merit of this policy by
the people who here.
As this has been policy in the past years
resolution -o continue in this onward and upward
men to make store brighter to inaugurate all the
things they usand give patrons the benefit
of all the new ideas that we alone in position to come
in contact with
We wish to thank everyone for their generous patron
age during the past year and hope maintain the friendly
relationship throughout the coming and that everyone
enjoy health happiness and prosperity in 1913.