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AND URGENT
pTCINE0C
55O5-2t

HEADQUARTERS HAWAIIAN DE-
PARTMENT, Office C. @. NJ, Homo
lulu, T. H., March %, 1913 SEALED
PROPOSALS in triplicate will be re-
ceived here until IL A. NJ, April Is,
1913, for the following services begin
ming July I, 1913, and ending June 80,
1914 l. STEVEDORING TRANS
PORTS AND OTHER VESSELS. 2.
LINEN FOR TRANS
PORTS AND TOWELS FOR OFF,
CES. 8. EMBALMING AND PRE-
PAIRING FOR SHIPMENT REMAINS
OF OFFICERS, SOLDIERS AND CT
VILLAIN EMPLOYEES. 4. PRINTING
FOR HEADQUARTERS HAWAIIAN
DEPARTMENT. 5. FURNISHING
AND DELIVERING ICE FOR Off
CES, STOREHOUSES AND CORRAL,
For further Information apply to B. F.
Cheatham, Major @. M. Corps, C. @. M.
$500 March 25. 26, q, %, April %. "a.
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aWAIANAE LIME COMPANY LIc.
sIsction Of offiesrs and Dirss.er.


AZ the annual meeting Of the stoc.
holders Of the above company, held +.
Honolulu on the 10th day Of Marc.
1913. the following officers and
-ectors were elected to serve for I1.
ensuing year Or until their successor.
are appointed:
President and Director ...........t
.........s....... Mr.. @. r. DAVE.
Vice President and Director ...
.s.... ...........Mr. J. !. BeI9.[
Treasurer and Director $1,000
.................,.M Mr.. G. H AnEo.
Secretary and Director .........
8 Y..........,..... Mr.. E H. Wodehon10
Auditor anf Director .......*.-
................Mr w. G. Shield.
E. H. WODEHoUSE.
5ses-st. secrsfar,.
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o. C. @. NJ, Hawaiian Department,
March &c, 1919 Sealed proposals in
triplicate will be received here until
10 A. NJ, April Is, 1913, for furnish
ing coal at Posts in this Department
during the fiscal year commencing
July 1, 1913. Information furnished
on application to this office. B. F..
Cheatham, C. Q. NJ.
55O5-March q. %, 20, 81, Apr. IL. IA.
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DIR. Juan Bautista Ruffo gives his
address on THE Situation in Mexico"
in Cook Hall, Y. NJ. C. A., at eight
o'clock tonight. Admission is by ticket
Members may secure tickets free at
the office
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NOTICE.
Honolulu Rapid Transit q Land Com
pany, Ltd, franchise Bills.

Il . 1.
Notice is hereby given that the
Select Committee of Oahu Senators
and Representatives of the several re-
preventative districts of the Island of
Oahu, will hold public meeting on
Friday evening, March %, 1913 at 8
D. m. in the House of Representatives,
Capitol Building, for the purpose Of
hearing public discussion upon Senate
Bills Nos. So and 20. relating to the
proposed extension Of the Franchise
to the Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Company, Ltd.
The public is invited to attend.
For the Senate Select Committee of
Oahu Senators,
CECIL BROWN,
Chairman.
5499-March 20. Il, 81. 90.
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p. n. RuRNETTE

Commissioner Of Deeds for caIlfor-
ria and New York; NOTARY PUB.
Lie; Grants Marriage licenses, Draws
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST,
HONOLULU, Phone fs4G
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HONOLULU RAPID TRANSIT 4
LAND co.
pltIdend Notiee.

The directors Of this .corpoP1lIo1
having declared q dividend Of $500
per share t29s) on the common stock
the same IL due and payable March
81. 1913 Stock transfer books win
be closed from March Is to ApII. 4
both dates inclusive,
ALFRED L. CASTLE.
5sosrSt. Secretary.
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city, is being planned, according to
an announcement by the war office
at Sofia today.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
HAWAIIAN LODGE No. q, F.&A.A

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 in
Masonic Temple at p. m. FRIDAY,
March 2S.
IMPORTANT AND URGENT
BUSINESS.
Members of Honolulu Lodge No.
4O9, F. & A. NJ, and Oceanic Lodge
No. 81, F. & A. NJ, and all sojourn-
ing brethren are asked to attend.
By order of w. NJ
K. r. G. WALLACE,
5505-2t. Secretary
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UNION MILL COMPANY.
Election Of Officers.

At the annual meeting Of the stoc'<
holders OF the above company. held III
Honolulu on the 18th day Of March.
1913, the following officers were elect
ed to serve during the ensuing year
year or until their successors are
appointed:
President Mr.. II. H. Renf61
Vice-President Mr.. F. M. Swanzl
Treasurer ......Mr. @. r. Davies
Secretary -. Mr.. e. II. Wodehouse
Auditor Mr.. Fl. w. NJ. Mist
E. H. WoDEHOUSE.
5506-St. Secretary.
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coRPoRATlon Norlcss.
PAAUiLo AGRICULTURAL Co.
Election Of Officers and Directors.

j At the annual meeting Oh the stock.
holders Of the above company held in
Honolulu on the 18th day of March.
1913. the following directors and aud
itor were appointed to serve during
the ensuing year or until their sue.
eessors are appointed:
AIR. F. NJ. Swanzy .....l
Mr.. @. F. Davies ........l
Mr., T. H. Wodehouse ....) Directors
DIR. w. II. Baird ........0
Mr. W. c. Shields .......)
Mr.. II. W. NJ. Mist ..... Auditor
and at a subsequent meeting of the
directors of the company held on the
game day the following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year or until their successors are
appointed:
President Mr. F. NJ. Swanzy
Vice President. Mr.. E. H. Wodehouse
Treasurer ........ Mr.. w. G. Shields
Secretary .........M Mr.. W. H. Baird
w. II. BAIRD.
5506=St. Secretary
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
PAPAALoA AGRICULTURAL CO
elee.len q pIree.ors and ottIesrs.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the above company. held
IN Honolulu on the 18th day Of March.
1913. the following directors and audi
tor were elected TO serve during the
ensuing year or until their successors
are appointed:
Mr.. r. NJ Swanxy .....)
Mr.. G. p. Davies 10000
Mr.. E II. Wodehouse. - Directors
Mr.. W II. Baird .........l
Mr.. w. c. Shields ......l
ME- II. W. NJ. MIST Auditor
end at q subsequent meeting Of che
directors held on the sanle cate The
following officers were elected 70
serve during the ensuing y,Ar. or IN
Oil the appointment. Of their success.
ors:
President Mr.. +. .M. suon1y
Vice President Mr., 9, + Davies
Treasurer ........sM Mr.. W c. Shields
Secretary ......... AIR. W. H. laird
w. Il. HARD.
5506,3t. Secretary
-.
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PuEHuEHu AGRICULTURAL CO.
LTD.
EIsetIOn Of oftleers and plrectors

At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the above company. held in
Honolulu ON the 18th day Of March,
1913, the following directors and audi.
tor were elected to serve for the en-
suing year or until their successors
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Bombardment of Constantinople by
the Bulgarian forces, now before that
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are appointed.
Mr.. II. II. Renton .......)
Mr.. @. F. Davies ......)
Mr.. +. H. Wodehouse ....) Directors
Mr.. w. II. Baird ...
Mrs. w. C. Shields ......)
Mr. H. w. M. Mist Auditor
and at subsequent meeting of the
directors. held on the same day. the
following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year or un-
til the appointment OF their success.
ors:
President MIR. II. II. Renton
Vice-President Mr.. G. F. Davies
Secretary ........ Mr.. w. II. Baird
Treasurer ......... Mr.. w. c. Shields
w. H. BAIRD,
55Os-st. secretary.
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SEALED TENDERS

54ss-March 20, Il, "a, Is
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Within a week the Fifty.fifth Com
pany of Coast Artillery will leave Fort
Du Pont. Delaware, and come to San
Francisco en- route to Honolulu, for
which post the command will sail
May 5. .-
The company will be stationed at
Fort De Russy and prior to this en-
traiment for San Francisco the COM
mand will be recruited to its full
strength r."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
EnrmQrAKEs = 1ovn NOME

When the staira creak and the fur
niture gives out mysterious cracking
sounds at night we sometimes sit up
ia bed and wonder " there Is buf-
alar about. but Il doesn't occur 20
~ that wha, We hear Il really an
eerthquako on a small scale The
night air has caused the wood 20 con-
tract with snap. thus accounting
for the alarming sounds This Is just
exactly what the earth ia doing peril
odicaily. TO aiierobe reposing on
the polished surfa-e Of the table this
disturbance n probable as violent as
an earthquake is 10 q human being.
An earthquake Is a terrible thing.
II comes without warning. u h over
before one knows which way to n.y..
and its fury can be abated by no
man.
Yet 20 the geologist earthquakes
are only symptoms. They are mot
causes 40 much as results results Of
great stresses and strains within the
earth that cause slippings and slid
inga from time 20 lime. u the rocks
on the shell Of thc earth slip and
crate against each other 30 much az
ar inch along fissure ten miles IN
length. shiter Is felt. A slip Of fif-
teen feei along q course oi 2Va nalles
sufnced 10 bring about he terrihle
san Francisco earthquake and fire.
These strains and stresses aocumn-
late steadily within the earth. The
point "a which they have once found
relief Is weaker - resist the next
strain. IL slips again presently 10y
successive movements its sides be-
come more aud more displaced Rock
layers mineral veins, coal seams that
croes the line OF displacement are
logged cue Of fheir course So are
roads fonee lines and brooks that
run across a an thc surface. Ia the
san Francisco quake gnt mnn's from.
yard was moved twenty feet 20 one
side Of his house. ana ia ar"thef
place tho slip line came 80 Close -
a mans barn that some plies Of
straw. thro9n out from the windows
were cagfled away. in Japan "a cliti
twelve feet high interrupted q r2aa-
way, ana thousands OF similar ceses
might be cited. Those were prip~iy
movements along The line o. he dis-
turbance that caused the earthquake.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL
u become. Thick, WaNN, lu~ttoue and
an dandruff di.appcnr---iioir
stop coming uut.

surely try e. "panlernc Hair
Cleanse" 10 sou wish 20 lmmediut.N
double che beauty OF your hair JUST
moiston cloth with Dandcriuc tni
draw DO carefully through your h"ig
taking onr small strand at um.,
thIs viii ,Iyluso th. hair ui dust. dirt
90 ans excessive OIL. boo % t,W mn-
utDs Sou vu ue aWuged Your hNt
win be- Wuty, tuuy ana abundant dni
possess am Incompatible sn!tncss,
iu-iic and INSURANCE
Beside. 1,uufNu4 'hc hair ON.
application ot DundsrIur iissolN'H
every PARTED, oi daudruf in.suI-
.ates IA, suin stoppng itching amt
falling hair
Daud,riu, o. 10 the hair what fresh
showers of rain and suushin, ar" to
vegetation o. goes riHut BOO Che
roots. inyispfatss and strengthens
them its yXhihmung stimulauns
and producing proporties cause
inc hair to grow long strong and
beautiful
Won can surely haze pretty, s"t'
ms,rms halr. and lots .uf 10. % SOU
viii iust got % cent bottle ot
Nuovlton.s plnd.rIrr from ans drug
store CO.. toilet counter and try DO ls
directed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
NOTES OF THE BIG
EXPOSITION
&se@%#@&&@@@@@#%&%#&&@%*@%

San Francisco. Nov iS.-The Irish
section OF the Panama Pacific Inter-
national exposition has been allotted
fifteen thousand square feet and it b.
intended 10 have % reprcs entatFc exc
hibition az Irish linens, woolcns, laces,
Wlks. poplns tapestries ana textiles
generally The section Will have the
fancy title shamrock Isle, and the
wonderful products ~ the Irish hand
icraits VIII lc olnboratoly displayed.
a serious and earnest attempt 90 SHOW
what ireland produces and makes for
sale win be made. Specimens OF the
wonderful old bog-oak furniture viii
De shown.
one of tho most attractive features
az the display FOO the department OF
transportation at the Pauama-Pdcihr
International exposition in san Fran
cisco ln 1878 VIII he the motor boat
exhibits. This VIII Doc in the marine
section and VIII include many OF lhr
latest types ot motor boats and their
engines and equipment while some
of these win Doc displayed in tho pal-
ace of Transportation, others will he
seen anoat iu the yacht harbor OF
san Francisco .tsolf
The many colored pTisms that win
be used 90 the novel and striking
scheme 81 night illumination of The
Panama -Pacinc exhibit palaces are az
fine cut alass. made in Austria by 90
process not followed elsewhere. Tho
nrisms, known as jewels. are patiently
fooled by hand in tho homes of tho
artisans.
Rates for meals served ON lho
grounds OF tho panama- Pacific IN
I tDruatonal exposition In San Fran
cisco viii 90 reasonable. Each COM
cossionaire 1911 De- under contract with
the exposition 10 provide every thing
on bills az fare at agreed prices. The
restaurants and Gates on tho grounds
viii cater 60 all tastes, and will range
/ from those with simple. Inexpensive
menus 10 those with dishes on par
! with tho best in the words largest
cities. bat ot fair prices. Several rose
! taurants viii provide dinners at hfty
cents. Others will serve meals "a De-
| carte and their patrons may pay as
/ much or as little as they like.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19


ThA rcali ~ ire hearing 50 BE-
hea hsfe femefae b Interstate
comu.esrs cameaaoner Clements
Win BE- awuis vim cons.aerhie M
tefen 81 fhe people 81 tas ssate.
Tho m,after - miiroad rates is one
thai directly er Indirectly affects
cvurr pes-.L 81 Seu Mexieo There
u 40 aeDhi tnat there have existed
end aa4 exist rate inequalities ana
lniuplieep which should BE- corrected;
&hlcn 81 many cases work reai
hardship audr are peopla. reaching
ninys me uitiniatc consumer and
which n an fairness should be equii-
ably aiisutad
Tire holding "a ,hls hearing here q
due ~ large measure 20 she nctivitles
% the Kew Mexico state Corporation
comm selon. whose work has already
proven IN many instances 81 practical
beneflt 20 the people
while the Santa Fe railroad conn
pany. upon which shis city depends
Tor transportation service IL only
partially responsible for the present
railroad ffeisht rates which affect
this cts, q mag Be stated in passing
that this company has always shown
a readiness 70 hear grievances ~ any
kind from ST. patrons and in case Of
albuquerque particularly has always
shown q disposition 20 meet her busi-
mess men half way on any PROPOSE
slon affecting their mutual Interests
and 70 give courteous consideration
20 an complaints.
The gathering here tomorrow Is
going 20 be- one Of the largest and
most importnnt ever called together
in the west % consider the matter Of
freight rates whatever action the
interstate commerce commission may
take win have a far-reaching effect
on conditions In the southwest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19

be the most eiicaclous way Of over
coming it
Another caterpillar that attacks
rose bushes and young trees is do
scribed IN q new bulletin CSC. i2t
complied hy the same ontomogoelst.
Hand picking is advised 10 control the
raNanes Of this Insect IN cnse W. work
has not been too extensive. prccau-
ton being taken 10 use q glove Ca
avoid bciug "stunR" Bushes or trees
may be sprayed with Paris green or
arsenatc Of lend if there ia no danRor
Of poisoning hums beings thereby
n H. only Within recent years that
this slug Ike caterpillar has boon
known to iniure roses II has been
remarked that the larvae feed on
Wild cherry, oak chestnut. hickory.
pnw paw, bayberry or wax mvrtle.
dogv God, plum. apple and pear trees
The new bulletin contains cut oi
the rose slug-catcrpillar which VIII
interest both rose Growers and muir.
scrymcn. The caterpillar IL doscrib-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19

Thousands OF people. some right Ia
your own locality have taken Mayr's
Wonderful stomach Kennedy fot
stomach, liver and Intestinal All
uaouts. dyspepsia. Pressure Of Gas
Around the Heart. sour stomach.
Distress After Eating, NERVOUSNESS,
Dizziness, Iaintlng spells. Sick llead-
ACHES. Constipation, Torpid Liver, etc,
! and are praising and recommending
/ % highly 10 others SO that they may
also know the joys Of living Atayr's
Wonderful stomach Remedy Is the
best ANA most widely known Remedy
for tho above ailments Ask your
druggist Tor a bottle today. Put 10 90
q test--one dose should convince. 10
is marvellous In Us healing properties
and It's effects are quite natural as 10
acts on the source and foundation of
stomach ailments and Ina most cases
brings quick relief and permanent rec
suits This highly successful Remedy
has been taken by the most promi-
nent people. and those in all walks 90
! lifc. among them Members ~ CON
gress. Justice of the supreme Court,
Educators Lawyers. Merchants Bank
crs, Doctors. Druggists, Nurses. Man
ufoCtUrCrs. Priests. Ministers. Farm
crs. with lasting benefit and O. should
be equally successful ln your case.
send for free valuable booklet on
stomach Aihncnts Co Goo. a. MHyr.
Mfg Chemist i5f-i5G Whiting street.
! Chicago. Iu For sale in Albuquerque
by Butts. Inc, ana druggists cycry-
where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
40 NLIsTAKING Ir.

We are somewhat surprised 10
learn that Theodore Roosevelt. the
prominent and wen known express
dent. has become the contribuAns
editor Of a New Mexico publication
We have been aware FOR SOME tine
that he had made that job celebrated
on the outlook. but were not pee
pared TO read the following in mo- lea =
newspaper than the McKihiey
County Republican OF Gallup, 81, ~
Infamous liars and crculators oi
slanderous reports about others foF
partisan or business advanng ~ he
cause their minds cannot rise e. high
er levels or a higher plane % tnougn,
than menn insinuations. constitute O.
curse to the community Ia win p
they are found. Such people Gre
without the manhood 20 face ,hnfe
whom they would SANDER ara i've
iure."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
TnE nETAII.ERs, nNNQrET.

That the Albuquerque Retail Mer-
chants association is one Of the Invest
ORGANIZATIONS In the state is ugoin
demonstrated by the propositions
which have been made for the han-
quet Of the association tonight A
glance al the program shows that
there will be something well worth
hearing from the various speakers ON
matters Intimately related to the
growth ana prosperity ST Albuquer-
que. The Retailers include the pro
grcssive, up-to-eate, intelligent bust
ness men OF this community ana tho
fact that they are continually on the
job and keeping right after every
thing tnot initiates for Greater Al
0uquerque is one Of the best assur-
ances Of the eiys steady develop
rnent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
Two Caterpillars That
Have Troubled Florists


Washington, ID. e., NOV ia
fern destroying caterpillar is de-
scribcd ben % ucw buuruu CSC. 1850
issued Jos th. governments bureau of
entomology Tho pest comes from
FlordH. and has made its appearance
.u urth.ru grctuhousr.. particularly
lu the District oi Columbia Illinois.
and ohio, having uudouhtcdiy been
introduced there NJ imporlauons from
Florida.
Tho caterpillar has The same habit
as cut worms. of cutting co. sovcring
portions of tho tern plant, apparent
y Destroying more than 10 needs for
food. As b. is always warm iu the
greenhouse where in works, the IN
sect does damage IN winter as well
as in summer o. attacks the tender
leaves, especially thc growing tips of
! young fronds. thus checking any ut-
temp of thv plant Go replcnish its
dying parts.
The moth that lays thc eggs from
which this caterpillar Is Matched Be-
seldom seen by day when aroused
Iit usually flies down under the
| honchca Many moths are caught in
spider webs in dark corners of thC
greenhouses The color of the ur-
vac varies from yellow cor bright
green go nearly black lts longth b.
about am inch ana half a Ont u
tho bulletin iuustnunp both moth
and caterpillar viii assist tho fern
growers to identify b
The District of Columbia fern
growers have experienced much
/ tF.utI. Iv tr..tEYa tIIs most IFfunfIN
| however, the insect has yielded Go the
method of hand-pio king, which, nl-
J though somewhat uborous, serms O.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
MODES IN BRIEF


Two-tone or plated hosiery comes
in wide variety OF colorngs and
combinations OF coiorH.
Small draped hats of velvet with "a
single feather fancy telingly placed
are IN unusually good taste, says the
Newark News.
Dugetyn which has made $50 Hrong
an appeal this fall for suitlngs, hos
much IN ite favor besides tho cNqul-
site colorinRs in 4hlch % y Co be
had. II is not only soit ana sup-
pie. bat has considerable warmth
A distinctive note ~ the embroid
cry which On used on gowns this sca-
son Is the dcrrse t0 which u ~ pad
ded. Apparently n can NOT De too
heavily padded ANA when the hand
work la done in worstcdg the padding
~ aCcontuntcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19

RATHER On the Unnecessarily ora IA
f 80 fead if and hsnef ana ihfu
after 81 dom wei And why ISM,
q betnnoe we want 10 be advised q
% ne Things We want % 40. IKE %
90 and wlil a. anyway
The kind 81 adeics vie don't care
much about 8 tha, which rms coun-
tcf 70 orr personal Wishes and lnlen.
tlona cieers q such aavice are
sometimes regarded ~ malicious.
mtddlins, pefnlcious PERSONS even
Though ii g. acknowledged that their
advlee q wholly sound and rcliapie.
heaiiS come % thiuk os Is lhe sll-
uation u enough 20 discourase any
bus the most wiiiirg advisor ISN'T az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
Newspaper Directory of
The World


Washington. u. c.. Nov fS.-
Americans arc known tho world over
as good advertiser. and there i-
now disposition tu oXtcnd thc iih-
oral use of printers ink to foreign
countries American advertising thus
accompanies American goods abroad.
ln response tu requests from Ameri-
can manufacture and exporters On"
bureau Gf forrisu and domestic com-
merco department OF commerce RI
issuing q newspaper directory that
contains lists OF news md trade
papers In the principal cities and
towns boa foreign countries, supple
mouted with information ass Go add
vcrtisinv rates., subscription price.
circulation. ot. These lists Wero
transmitted Dos American consular off
lcors Nhu are boo position to Judge
thr value OF local publications for
adscrtisiug uuruus
$50 attempt bias .ecn made io pub
lisn achcduioa uI advertising rates.
but general .JDl may Dee obtained
from the u,Us furnished. Brief
statements arp sItru ALSO of the pop
ultfiun IIdD HrI ind lstrIcs of the
districts ,uyorc. ny the reports.
Copies of ths notification win be-
sold by thp experimentation of docu-
mouts. go.grnWn. printing office,
Washington 20. g.. Inr 30 cents each.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
coNcEnNrNo ADVICE

10 magnyine for women appears
thls choice biz Of advice Don't 80
ouf 10 dinncr unless you are willing
90 talk" sounds rather needieesf
doesn't itY Persons OF the gentle sex
aenerallg DO talk whea out 20 din
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