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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

The program of events at the Velo~
drome tomorrow contains a five-mile
pro championship. 1t is just the dis
lance that will suit bears like Clark,
Goullet, Grenda and Fogler. AS to
Kramer, he would much rather be
excused from the long grind, but he
knows he must score points in the
long ones as we'll as in the short
ones if he hopes to hold his precious
title any longer. The way Clark Is
going, and his well-known liking for
a hard race, have rather made him a
favorite with the fans, but there is
no overlooking the fact that the race
is sure to come down to the breaks
and any one of four men who is
favored by the most luck is almost
certain 10 carry off the points. On
his best races, Goullet would seem to
have the best chance, but everybody
knows what Kramer will do if he
is in front or near the front with
about a lap or less to go. That is
one certainly. And Here comes
Kramer!" is sure to be heard if the
rare old champion can poke his wheel
in a good position near the end of
the grind.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14
Eastern Association.


American Association.
Minneapolis, Z; Louisville. 3.
Kansas City, Z; Indianapolis. 5.
Toledo, 7; Milwaukee, 2.
Columbus, 7; st. Paul, 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14
Pacific Coast League.

Oakland, 6; San Francisco, 4.
Sacramento, 4; Venice. 0.
Los Angeles, s; Portland, 3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

j. p. N:
Are there any premiums on a
quarter dated 1858 and dime dated
1904? A. l.. S.
Your quarter. if in good condition,
is worth from 50 to SO. There is no
value on the dime.
@
j. P. NJ.
To whom should | apply for a
position on a railroad as baggage car
employee or conductor? A. A. G.
Where have you been for the past
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14
BASEBALL EVERYWHERE

New York State League.
Albany, 6; Wilkesbarre, 5.
Binghamton. 6; Utica, 1.
Elmira, Z; Syracuse, 1.
Troy, 8; Scranton, s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

Incidentally, while the feats of
Kramer of Clark, of Goullet, are
being carefully balanced, don't, for
the moment, overlook Mr.. Grenda,
the Tall Tasmanian," who, every
now and then, pulls a sprint out OF
his elongated frame that fairly
startles the natives. At five miles he
is right at home, and if he hasn't
any excess baggage to take care OF
and is strictly on his own, he will
take some beating when it comes to
finishing those last two laps of the
contest. Grenda may, OF course, have
tow on, in which event the "tow''
is likely to win and also be disquall-
ed for so doing. But if everybody is
on his own, which isn't probable, the
picking of a winner is nothing more
than a matter of guesswork.
@
The athletic meet for schoolgirls
at the new public schools athletic
field yesterday afternoon was a huge
success. More than $500 girls took
part in the various events and the
competition was decidedly keen. In
ALL thirty-seven schools we're repre-
scented, and out of this number came
Sussex Avenue School as the winner,
figured, of course, on a percentage
of enrolment basis.
C
AS big and as successful as were
the school games yesterday the
games of the boys today surpass
it in many respects. More than 1000
boys are entered in the various COM
petitions, and the list of events is
much larger than prevailed at the
girls meet.
Numerous prizes have been donated
for these games, among them a sill
yer loving cup to be presented by
the Evening Star to the school scor-
ing the most first places in the prize
events. The desire to capture the
Star trophy is decidedly keen, as the
winner will be known as the school
having the largest number of VIC
torious athletes. With the weather
conditions ideal the schoolboys are
having most delightful day for their
games and the attendance is larger
than in previous years.
@
Mike Gibbons didn't add much to
his prestige as a fighter at Madison
Square Garden last night He stalled
along for four rounds with Young
Ahearn, whose first name is Jake. but
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

New England League.
Lawrence, 10; Portland, 6.
Lowell. 2; Lynn, l.
New Bedford, I: Brockton, 8.
Fall River, 6; Worcester. 5.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

Mike Gibbons didn't add much to
his prestige as a fighter at Madison
Square Garden last night He stalled
along for four rounds with Young
Ahearn, whose first name is Jake. but
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

Tri-State League.
Harrisburg, 3; Atlantic City. 0.
Trenton, 5; Allentown. 4.
Wilmington, s; York. 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

Southern Association.
Montgomery, I; Memphis, 2.
New Orleans, 3; Mobile. 0.
Birmingham, 3; Nashville, 2.
Chattanooga, s; Atlanta, /.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-14

New York, June 70, 1913.
~. P. N:
after seeing the races at the New
ark Velodrome last night, l would
like to say that the fans will see
better racing by taking trip to the
Newark Motordrome Saturday eve
ming. Yours, H. C. d."
Very we'll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
The CONSERVATION OF COFFEE

The fact that during the year lsis
the value OF coffee importations into
tho United states vas the greatest ON
record shows that. despite the nigh
price OF the bean the drinking VI cof-
fee ~ not on the decline among
Americans ludeed. Americans are
among the leaders as coffee drinkers
la the world consuming more per
capita than ans other people except
tlio Dutch
The present generation Ia THE
cOuntry probably drinks live cups OF
coffee 90 one or tea. and n thp ton
deBcy continues the ratio ot dincr.
ence viii be- even more striking.
Twenty years ago the world drank
less than half the amount Of coffee
that Il does nov. and d cost almos,
twice az much AZ q does today Tee,
on the other hand. has made 90 such
marked change either la price W -
consumption
Perhaps h u because the stimulat-
ng effect VI coffee appeals a. nigh
~ nervous rsce that the beverage has
Increased Ia popularity In this eo4u
trg 80 rapidly fot the Gorn,aRs
who are not pJpularlt supposed 10 be
nervous are almost 90 great coffee
drinkers a. Ne orc.
In Bngiand coffee hus never been
consumed ON q large scale. tsa Uoins
there IN greater favor And the av-
erage English housekeep,l anos y
how 70 make good tea, bat makes
very muddy coffee. The opposite oO-
tsins la o0nss-drinkins oountries,
where the eOffso served IL almost a..
ways good and the tea indinorcn,
A good MANY persons have bpocu-
lated upon lhe relative merits ol coli
feo and tea a. brain stlmulants Out
oplnion seems 10 ge divided On the
pcipt Pope niinR in a toa-ditnhins
country, paid nis tlibut, 10 the ,ir-
tues Of me bean % shi- wire
coffee. which make ths politician
wise.
Ard $50 tlFough all thinss ohh his
haif-ahai eyes.
other Engliahmen have round Or
Thought they found. Tea the ideai
btmulant % literary afioft balnae'
nn tna ether hand. AID mueh of his
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
TgiE METROPOLIS.

Everything II matter OF compari-
son. some visitors who had been
spending period In one u the smsli-
or towns Of the state arrived in Aibu-
auerque thu other dsy with gasp
of relief 70 get into place with
paved streets where sou can hear
street car gongs. These people
werc from a large eastern city about
forty times the Size of Albuquerque
more or lcss. Yet Albuquerque looked
good to them because ia comparison
81 made noise like big city
That's the idea 10, az mas, a
noise all the time just az much like
big city as possible The street
paving and the street lights haye
doubtless made hundreds OF peFma-
nens residents Tor Albuquerque There
u an awful lot in putting up the front
Look big and busy and prosperous
and you soon Nill be.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Christian Science and
Senate Bill No. ia
March O.. 1919

March @, 1919.
Air. Editor
There mas lately been introduced in
The legislature. Scnat, 1871 Number
~. intended 90 regulate %, practice
OF medicine ln New Moxiro There
are very few u,t-ona vino would OBJ
feet Go the general purpose of the ON.
which is ostcnsibly for tho protection
OF the public health but % this L. lbs
purpose. why should IL be- 80 framed
as 90 prohibit the practice uI chris.
tan Science This IL does through an
arbitrary definition OF the practice CO..
medicine The ordinary person viii
have some difficulty IN understanding
WHY. under the definition - the prac.
tee OF medicine. there are included
those other systems " healing which
do not employ medicine al all The
pructic. % the Christian scientist. fot
Instance. includes no material method
He makes no diagnosis. pr,s,ribes no
drugs, administers no material RENEE
dies. advises no diet or hygiene. lu
fact. does nothing which medical
practitioner does iiis treatment 81
entirely mental and spiritual WHY.
then. should he Ice prevented from
treating people who solicit exactly that
method ul treatment merely because
he has never taken a. certain pTrs.rlb-
cd course uf study along lines which
he has no intention 30 following. and
which his patients know Dee IS not fol.
lowing
The settlement D. sometimes made
that there is d grave danger 90 % COM
muuity n the sick can bee treated o.,
O practitioner Who is not competent 'O
diagnose contagious discusses accord
ing Co Vie theories of present day med.
ical practice. Bui do the facts bear
out such iu idea ~ this danger
rcsll. exists. There would Dee ou record
many epidemic. OF disease caused UN
THIS ignorance oi medical theories De.
cause Ia big cities where ,onia siun
may spread rapidly the practice o.
Christian science assumes consider
ublr proportions. This 'Dugaboo'.
need not alarm any ou,. for christian
Scientists insist ON compliance With
existing sanitary regulations. aud re-
port contagious diseases us readily as
anyone else
The matter reduces lts,Jf 90 this are
the people OF the state ready Co au-
thorzo. b5 legislative enactment. tho
practice of healing ny certain
school aud go exclude from practice
those who Go not follow their W'tuud
The i-sut is plain. and Involves grant.
ing special privilege "a IA" "u, hand
sud ucn,ius constitutional rights uu
tI, other.
Yours uIiu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05


~ December 2s.eo0.ooo pounds vi
butter were stored In the Chicago
cold storage warehouses and when
this effort 20 shove up the price Of
butter was threatened with govern
lnent Inspection fouf.hnas Of the
quantity was sent 20 other cities But
the government has seized gso.0oO
pounds IN seven warehouses ~ Chl-
easo snd It PROPOSES 60 show that thle
butter has becn adultcrated with
more Than 20 per cent % watcr The
penalty IN heavy aud the reports Of
the government chemists have al
ready been laid before the internal
revenue bureau
The cold storage warehouses have
hecome the stronghold Of spectators
W food products. particularly, In but
ter and eggs and tho consumer now
gets a. q ruiz an Inferior article az
an Increased price. Either the stun
has been stored too long or eisc
means are found 10 acalteratc u. Tho
govcrnmen, Is on the track Of water
adu'ierafion, which seems 60 Dc "a
matter of increased weight rather
than loss In quality.
The punishment Of men who una.
uiprlatc and aduiicrate food prod
ucis sanrot well be too severe The
seizure in chicago arises under an
internal revenue service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Mlnr nnnr shnt md kllIrh.

Telluride. Colo.. March uap.
tlstt Iuu"otu wealthy mime uvu,l
was shot and billed iu hi- own door
yard last evening J- the result OF his
attempt 10 prevent gotd Supcry ,Jr
". y. EOgers. nom digging trench
in lrUut of his home. Lou. Stlub "a
deputy sheriff s u lul % .udiug iu-
tvsiigntion ioger- was digging whom
Mrs. Mult"u'u ordered him 10 stop.
iie rofurvd and % - alleged Mattroto
appeared from h's house with hot
gun Roger defended h.msoli With
shovel vhrr,upou Mdttcoto tired
wOunding the super, isor iu the arm.
DEPUTY % nff stnub camc io the
scene with shot gun end ordered
Muttcoto 10 raise hls haHds Matteu-
20 90 a. suid refused vhcreupon Snuh
Hired
Maueoto turned hobbl.ng with "a
oharge Ia GA, leg toward his house
whcreupon rifle shot was tired
from the bushes e. is alleged aud he
dropped dead. The person who fired
from ambush escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

THE LOOT OF TIL KITCHENS.


The human uplift moves slowly,
but occasionally the world gets cyt.
dence thai tho right forces are work
ing In the right vny--aS Tor in
stance, la Minnesota, where lvgis.
latOr has introduced bin making II
"a felony for one woman 60 steal
anothor's servant
How many thousands Of Jewels
of servants says the Denver Repub-
lican. have been lurcd away By prom
Uses Of higher wages and how many
friendships have been broken ~ be-
cause OF this constant loot 81 the
Kitchen Not even th. apartment
dwcller b. safe. for be- not the AN.
scrupuiOus buss of IA, apartment
hous, ia the nest block likely at Juy
time 10 lure ,wu, that perfect jew
ei' of o. ianitor who Keeps the rooms
.at such a nice temperature, and who
Il 20 oOiigins about having extra ics
and who H. always $40 politely CRATE
ful over tho b,stowul OF tvo.bit
TIP
Among other thihss not provided
for Ia our Declaration ct Iudcpcnd.
ence sad Constitution, humanity o.
entitled 60 protection from those vino
cast cnvious eyes on their ncigh00rs'
help" HiEh among tho country g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Sanitation


TUrr, should %" uu Wtn. Boo tu.
p.nw1u- boo nous, COP 'HUu.na 40
lH, nu,.. oH.h m.s,- through uv
vast, rst,. s dirty o. contains u.-
.omp,-.''r matter auu tD, uuU Gee
suits uI .u. mlusI,.ua .r, -.sy..
vlu,u sr, .n'ud sewer la-rs
Tive housewife who lives lea o ..'s
huT uu, O." rr that ,h, waste water
goes >It,N through th' pipes aud out
of hrr house The nnd u 'pu-sf ot
Tine sewage Is msdv under municipal
regulation apT b. De- most Important
part OF public sanitation. 81 should
u'Nlls 3D., % ..lm.nul uUrusr Go pour
sewage Iuiu fresh water streams.
This Wuuid leave tbc srt Js tine uuIy
sJfD p.a.p .ur dIspush, tus b. e NOT
o. I''uu., many SECTIONS Public
.,Vag, I. sometimes tr,nI.. ,u,r.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

uAt,kl
liark
The Lark.
IN fuct the Meadow LARA
o. sRicling IN the park
While spoening couples spark
The trvcs begin 10 barn.
And tile land shark
Laws schemes that ate dark.
springs comng
What lark.
4?
WELL. THANK goodness wc',, got
that inauguration IN our mind
THE SuHEwD Mr. Rarth has
found out a. new way Instead or op
posing. De supports.
8
EVEN At THAT. "a, Wilson iuuug.
uution Vus much more peaceful uau
the iiurrin uuc
TuE MENtCNNS utv not ready Go
beat tbcu muskcls into oasuurts and
a new generation is needed chat Will
-,
THE MENtCANs should Civ, their
presidents single term ot SIS VcoSt
with NO intervening frame ups
.
TilE EARLY ROBiN that accepts
burcu dtD forecasts has. alas 49, boil,
tu cruW! into JS tJH grounding has
Q
THERE NUE NEGE number CO..
citizens Who u l.sst won't have O,
worry about the income tax
o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
THAT MEDICAL mn.

The Herald does not wish ~ en-
gage In any controversy with the doe
tors We believe that the medical
profession A. rule " composed "
honorao le men aud women and that
medical scicuUe has done much Ia al
ievisiing thv sunerinss VI humanity
We believe a H. necessary Tor the
protection OF mankind to regulate tho
practice 81 medicine aud FOR that
reason are not opposed TO any sane
medical legislation
The Christian Scientists claim that
the bil now pending IL directed
against them. ADD while not Oppos.
ing the enactment Of any medical leg
.slution. desire the following amend
ment inserted Ia the biil
'Nor shalt anything in this act be
construed ~ regulate. prohibit 90 ap-
ply 70 any kind Of treatment by
prayer, whether sratuitous or FOR
compensation"
II Il ~ tie intention OF the doctors
TO endeayor 10 Include treatment by
prayer a. the practice OF medicine.
then We think they are attempting 20
infringe on the rights of religious and
medical freedom granted 10 all
American citizens under cur cvnsti-
tuition II this h. not their intention
then there should De nu objection on
their part TO th, Insertion OF the
amendment desired %, the christian
Scientist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

The ectlon Of the medical authori.
ties in New YORK IN withholding from,
DR. r. r. Friedman the rlgh, 90
aoaonssrose in lha, cas- i rather r..
narkabie.
The action Il the more unfortunate
IN that Il IL bound OF the face OF II
10 give rise 80 the general impression
that the medical authorities resiisr
that the success % Df. Fricdmann's
tuberculosis serum may deprive q
great many specialists ana general
practitioners 81 large percentage Of
their business csrtainly any group
Of doctors II assuming huge responsi-
binty IN obssruetng FOR momen,
the Demonstration Of discovery
which Il II claimed may prove a
Ereater blessing TO humanity thsn
anything In the history Of science.
Certainly. moreover. the standing Of
this distinguished German specials.
h high enough to make any such ac.
ton open 20 tbs severesi condemns.
tion.
Millions Of suaeriag people want a
demonstration. thorough public test
of this Sernm. Instantly Men WIN
deliberately seek 10 DELAY such q
dcthoustrstion are triniaa with a
worId-indIgnatlon that is not pleasant
20 contemplate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
rlKING \ sPUW1

Something has happened tu Las
Vegas The business men hl,, cm-
piOyed an vxper booster 90 Head the
boosting campaign and plans have
been perfected for the holding OF "a
get-together luncheon o., the business
men ev,r F1dal We shall have 10
cut OFT that fsc,iiou ancss about the
uuietudc OF Los vogat Las Vegas
~ on M, sob and VIII have The best
wishes Of every tty m the state Ia
her determined campaign 90 kvep
thinss moving
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Remarkable
Gaiarrh Cure
Gets Right into the Affected Parts
and Stops Gathering in Eyes,
Noes, Throat and Lungs

10y long scrIce .uf cllbur 20 cvper'.
TtHta n ihr swift tuhurHtur U b. dCI.
uitelv snUVu chat C,durth rtu b' cured
De- the .upr process 20 iuUuumiur Tie
hv0d with uufldntal rcmedIcs that stop
UUHWmuturr conditions throughout tho
mucous uuIurt of ui the organs W the
buu1 Th.r Ire dome With The famous
SWittH sure Spccihc. or uF 10 BE- widely
known, Z s. n is tukpn into The
bloud Usf .H naturally a. tlU most
mourn hUs .uud. a sprcadH Iif Influence
over rNtru organ IN the huiE. COINED
through uH tHo veins ana Hur.I.a. en-.
Hhlcp ull mucous surfaces 90 exchange ln.
nuumatIIs uclda AMI other Irritating
zeal. iuu,ps bi arttril elements thti ~.
fcrtunlIs pirau.c the syaicm and tUue put
on end foo go catarrhal pollution s. : g.
Cl,ung ont iUp stomach OF muruU. uc.
cumulut.uu.. enables only pure blood .rIl..
ug materials to enter the int tine COM.
blucs with lUps food element. 40 ru,cr
tht circulation ln less thHn go hour
Sou win auuu rculXe dts wonderful in
nuencr by tlp uh.Ctcf ot hcldurhr dc
cldcd clearing 81 tho air sFIg,r. %
stcsdlv improved nasal cpuuHlnu. aud
81 rtupe &C buuily roller that proves Row
completely rafarrh often inicfiH tnr On
tire s.ftrm you VIII ind =. = on
sale ul Hl drug stores ~ sl 90 pei bpi o.
n is 81 rcmarinbla remedy lur au. snu
all blood lncrtiona. such ne cctcwa ruHil
lupus. tcticr. psoriasis. hollis ana Hi cfof.
ulous conditions. For special a0yiCr u.
ans blood disease write IN confidence 90
The swift specific Coz ~, swift hldg.
Atlanta, Ca, DO not delay 10 SET bottle
81 3 s, 5. az your drugglHih
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
BREATHE FREELY OPEN NOSTRILS
AND STUFFED AEAD--END CATARRH

the uo-trlls. pcnctratcs aud heals the
iuilam,d. swollen membrane when
lnrs the nose. head aud throat
clears th, air passages stops NASTY
discharge ,ud J feeling Of cl,hns
Inc. -oothiug relief comcs mmcdidt.
lN.
Don't uy awake tonight -trugglius
irr breath. with head stuffed. NOS.
trIi- ,.Iosrd hawking uud blowing
EatHrrh uT cold With lts runuink
muse. foul mucous dropping into tur
throat. and raw dfyn,-- Is diH;rc ms
boat trult needless,
I'ut YOUR faith iuu once lu
Ebr 1rum Balm aud your cold
ur cutalrh Win surely disappear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

instant l,cllrf When Nu~e aud Head
ARE NlOggrd from u Gold. Stolrs
NASTY Catarrhl Discharges, Duil
ltcaIaCiW NHnl~hc~.
Try "Ely'S cream Bulm
Iot small bottle anyway Just .u
cry 49, Appi, u fttl, W tb, uu triI~
aud instantly your yluxg"d NOISE uud
stopped -up uir pastugps ui The h.Hd
VIII open ,uu viii breath, freely.
duiin,-s 1ud headache disappear $50
morning The caturrh. ,old-iu-h.Ud co.,
cutarrhl -uru throat viii h, guut.
End such MISERY now Got tEC
small hottl, ui "ElN- Cr,tm UalW
at any drug store. This sweet. trag-
rant balm dissolve. uN the beat %,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

The increasing sine of Atlantic lin
cfs H. adding 10 the number " officers
on thc ships 4 year OF ~ ago two
captains were Installed on dig Gun.
ardcr aud now Il n announced that
the new tIamburs.American steam.
snip Inperaior win carry three cop-
tains and commodore The next
step IN advance probably win boz tn
appointment Of an admiral to order
ih. others about
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
EupllOilt'ti,i~nI

,t'iug % puiuc written Oy Charles Is
Fl,id to Witt,r lNuu,r'
~tu. .huIm pvvpi, tell this story
Nh,u tir GJWcs we're iu their slur.
ll,w O. sJuJ-H,u hit winner.
Wlttyr B,uu,r
Though tuc uthl,tc's finger ,rust i
cui.k as lightning. set ho lost it
Aut F., made tho winner bitter
Nitt,r Bluuyr
w. vi' hdd Thought 30 cuuu'u-
ro Jduru the tale boy puuuIuE.
Would tA. Wlt ha' been winner
Wltt,r Bynuer'
md - I Who m,r,h edit
H.l J.piT,d to iokrrs credit.
Would then nav" been % NIt or
been J--Vhat'
Nlit"r B,nU,r'
Atlanta journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

You Judge man not by what he
promises TO do. but by what hc has
done. That b. the unly true tcst
Chumb 'riain's Cough Remedy Judged
~ this standard has No superior
People everywhere speak ut u lu the
highest terms ct praise. For sale 10y
all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

Abandonment of the Philippines by
the United States ID opposed by Carr
dnai Gibbons. who recommend that
PEestGont Wilson De- authorized b!
congruss 90 appoint a commission Co
Investigate conditions Ia the Islands
az nrr hand. The recent history OF
Mexico and other countries thgt have
the revolution habit should teach a
iozsoa % those VINO think the Fili.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

aud tested onco Or twice a year by the
peppermint test.
This peppermint test. applied by the
housewife with the help Of an assist
ant. may gave much expense of expert
examination. as well as danger from
delayed repairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

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