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The Washington times., 1913-02-01
Theosophy.

THE TEACHINGS OF. ABDUL BAHIA ON
THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUb."
Lecture Sunday. Feb. 2. HIS a. m, at 41s
Ccrcoran Bldg, by Mr.. Jos II. Hannen.
Public cordially invited. Free class for dis
cussion Of Theosophy. Wednesday. at p. m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
Sicasr nnb Beiieste.
Brirm :o r'ilSIsrs In bsr fasfii6ez csssk
I. II Hal bsm RTtsat 1878.

I E >ru 9IufentbnIt ruITii&er
6 8 in Ronitontinop4l fpiro
CT. /. .,i Trobfiirit JfifoInus. Der
q &c hatcr bes iie9reif)eu rii.
IL I'm &rr. >, i'm 6ebrliar 1878 Iein
Sou tcurI rr in Son Stefano nor
(" !. II SpnitantinopcIs aufge.
T.. .b.. ;. nur0e ben Oifisieren
nj. ii ali 8unid Ses 5ultmts
oartu r. Sic tiirfiite Sauptita6t
NJ ~ II il LrtSern beiuden. gla,u
cen lcr ole Scrrcn es ie6of
NIT N Gefrbl nidt. Gines Ia.
ges terdben General StobeIeru uno
eini'e o.>ere Sifi3iere Iid) na9 Ron.
itor:.nt2eI in einem guf3uge, Der
iHer ibre 3uaeh0riafeit aum ruiii.
iGen iScere fcinen 3lueiieI 3uIieb,
ober iie nurSen bon Der geooIfe.
rum in feiner Siniidt belGItigt. SIN
SoIaIt bes SuItans, ben fie nit ei.
mem geruiiien Wangel an SaftgefiibI
gu beiittigen tuiinidten. fanben iie
foaar Die 5uuorfommenSite auf.
rabme. slIs Der @robberr erfubr,
Dab General StobeIeip iid1 unter
linen befapS, Itelte sr ben ruiiii6en
Sffi5ieren einen ieiner 5IiiqeIaoil.
tanten aIs 6iibrer ourd bic 8ra6t.
aemGher ieines RaIaites our Der.
fiigung. Sn goI5enen nit goeIItei.
men beIetten Saifen tpuroen Iie nit
Saffee berirtet RabOem Der Der.
tra9 bon San Stefano unter;eihnet
tporSen mar g. R1r5 1879, burr.
ten Die ruiitiben Sffisiere aonitnn-
tinopel in Uniform betreten. gluh
iett Jeiete iib ibnen Die 9eooIferilng
ourhnus niht feinbieIig, Inn 10 ber.
ousforOernber ober begegneten ibnen
ole Sfii5iere bes enaIiihen @e.
ffrpaoers; es feblte nidt oieI, 10
tpare es 81 offenen 8uiammenitoben
gefommen. Ger 9eiud) 6es @robiiir.
iten beim Sultan oerlief au beioer.
ieitiger 8efrieOigung unb uabm ei.
men FaIt ber3Iihen IbihtlB, inbem
Der Sieoer urO Der 9siiegte 3uiam.
men ifber ben gosporus fitbren, mas
i'm Bro9ramm nidt borgefeben mar.
Den giinitieiten ginorud aber mat-
te es uitf ben mathematician Eeil
Der gepolferuns, boB Der Sberbe.
febIsbaber bes rititiden Seeres iid
bon Der 6eutI6en 8otifoft, mo er
bos Srifbiiid eineenommen batte,
poh benz @rabe bes berItorbenen
SuItns 9pbbuI giis begnb. i'm
bort Elm flir3es @ebet aii berribteh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
GbsnSeiien nnS Radtrube.
e<zsszrassHseT arH srstart, bah zine rstHIids
p,ahlseit btH ehIai uint hSTt.

Gs 1T cine meiperbreitete Wtet'
s,unq, tab man rtbt rpeui9 5u abeno
eiien miliie. Inn gut ihlaien ju t0n'
men. 9us lit aber. tuie Sanitdtsrdt
Gr. Tornjliitb in icinen 9ute
.lleber 56Iai uno S9ldfitoruRgen"
ausfiibrt, elm arrium. Wtan bari
pobI ausreidenO 5u gbcnS ellen,
man Ioa nur ben Rasen nidt ilber'
IoSen. Or. DorrbIiitb periidert,
nu9 ieiner auS3eSebnten @rfabrung.
bab er MIR bodit ielten Ratienten
eetrofien tate, Die ibren 5d!af our4
su reibli6e gIbepomabl5eiten gef4G-
bigt batten. dber iebr piele, bic unter
Su srober 9ei4r6nfrne bes Ra9t
eiiens Iittcn. Gin poriittis setpdbl'
tes alber0eiien sebt nab bier Stlrt
ben aus Dem Masen in ben Darn
iiher. S&rite iteat iiA Sann elm
gefiibI Don 9eere i'm Dao9en elm,
has bis Su ausseiprohenem Sunger
fiibrt. gs pirS Aann baufig Der
SdIaf unterbro9en, nm lDieoer 5u
ellen, mas rsdt urtjDedmabtg 1T. Die
Qngit Dor elmer rei6lideren Dtabl.
oeit lit oft 10 eroB, 6ob man bic
2eiSeuoen Oft nur nit Wfiibe be-
treaen fann. eine nornlale Wenge
gu iib 3u nebmen, aber Der Grfolg
lit reselm BiA aitssejei6net. Bel
Itartem @i6eritreben eurpfiebIt Or,
GOrnbliith 3nlGtit nm balb 8 ooer
balb 8 llbr elm m1bia reidlides
gtoenSeiien uno I'LL 10 llbr i'm Sett
nod elm @laS 0fil1, Elm 8iertelliter
Wildtafao ODER elm 8utter6rot. Die
Batienten iitrO Oam weni8er apJIt'
lid un0 fonnen iib in Hube iiber.
5elt8en. 6aB 0ns Seriabren linen gut
betomnt. Cine beionOere Gefabr er.
bIiden oieIe in obenbIihem 6Ieiid-
eeruB. 9ieie Ieinlrng baIt 9r.
GornbIiitb niht iiir iider be8riiroet,
@s I1bt iif in feiner &eiie bsbditp.
ten, 6ab augemein Neniden, Die
oberr0s 6leifd genteBen, natts
idIe6ter itloien als apSere; aud in
england upo 9Imertta, no 6ie Saupt.
mabL3eit nit reidIi1em Sleiidgenub
aberos itattfinOet, iit baoon nidts
befannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
Gin $anbidriftenfnnb in einem
&lpiter SbeHaliens.

gneienoe in GbeiIaIien fennen Sie
-RIoIter Der Weteore", bic 70 tpeeen
ibrer pnn6erbaren 9ose ouf hoben
GeIsgipfeIn eenaunt per6en GiT
ben IteiIen @ipfeIn srbeben iie- fidb,
bod in bic 2uft ragenb, Hitterf aus
benz griinen 4ett elmer iippieen De
aetotion berauS. @init enb es 20
6ieier RIoiterR rReteore, Die beu
@on6erer i6on bon ferne eriibteH;
beihe eriitieren nur nod fieben, bon
benen flint i'm sarden bon ettpa orei.
big Ron1en bepobut tperoen. Sn
einem 6ieier RI6Iter lit MN barf Der
gaa6fori6uneen Der fransoiiiAen
bn8antinii9en Sefeuidaft elm bod.
bs6eutiamer $,anbidrtfteufunb ge.
Iuneen. 1924 aIte foitbare 0tauu.
Fripte firb ertoedt iporoen. Sic mo-
rem BON einem Wonh, Der Dor Ian.
ger 8eit eeItorben it, in elmer agt
@rdbaetpoBe neritedt por6en. Den
8ueang au benz @etuoIbe botte man
6ur6 ben sapaItigen @ano idranf
aus @i6enboI3 mpasfiert. Ginem
WitGIie6 Der bpsantiniiden @eiea.
If,aft, q. 8eiS, lit es nod lnngen
foridunrn eeIupeen, bieIen Der
fed aubufirDen. Inter ben merit
boIlen SanSf6riften, bic 70 Do6 Ian.
ger Derbopeerbeit nieber ans 2idt
fraten, ieien dIs bie tpihtieIten er.
tp6bnt: Elm 8rud6tiid bes Slias aus
Dem IS. Sdbrbur6ert. Stiide oes
Seiio6 aus bem 10. sabrbiinbert,
ailssiige aus bem rGior" uno Der
,@Ieftru" bon SopbofIes, abidrif-
ten pob @erfen Ses Rbetors ari.
Itabes, bes SopbiIten Eberniitios uno
saMreifer alter @ranmatifer, erb.
lid cine gon5e Reibe BON banbihrift'
Ii6en Stiiden, Die ans benz alten nnS
nelten Seitament itammen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
Die BeItausitcllnns IN ben aiuber.
idJuBen.

9n 9orurbeiten fir Die 8dnamd-
ausiteIIuns i6reiteu riiitig porIpdrts.
Cine llberiift Der eeIeiiteten arbei.
ten i'm 9oufe 6es perfloiienen 9Sobres
ergtbt eine benerfenStperte Satigfeit
bes @ebGlS6e. unS @elGrbeSeparte.
urents, utrb Elm 9eiuh bes Musitel.
Iungs9el6rpbes erbrinat iidtbare Be-
mel iTe bafiir mas seIeiitet ipor6en 1T.
Sm 9on5en ipur6en Sspan5bg Ron-
trnfte pergeben, inpb Der 8au beS
MaI9inengebdisOes, bes eroBten aus-
fteIIunespoIoites, fam fura Dor Sab
residIuB nod in feIte S1irbe.
Der aontraft fir ben 9au bes
Dahtbnfens am Sub Der Yierce ctr.
lit oer9eben rn6 bic 9alarbeiten iiirb
i'm @ange. Die Guffiiline Der $ar.
Dor 8ieip 9anoereien, tpoSu jirta IN
WiIIion Gltbifparos 0bateriaI per-
tpen6et purbe, 1T poIlenbet unb aud
Der &oi lit fertig.
9iegtuffiiIllng unb Gusbageerlug
Der Breiibio 9Gpbereien lit poa i'm
@anee. 9ns sanje ausiteIlunssee-
IGnbe lit teilpeiie umfriebigt. Das
8eapaItlinassebGube tpirb bis Sc.
bruar fertiggeitelt iein. Cine Strabe
miro burb Die Sort Raicn Reierpo.
tion aebaut. Die 9doelieru1tg oes
8auplases Der WuIdinenbaIle 1T Der
8oaenoura nabe.
Seltanfs iinb bonn GusiteIinrss-
plat entfernt upo 4orttrafh fir be
geipeGierung bes eun3en @cIdnbes
bergeben porben. SSn ganaen iiru6
t30 8ebailSe bonn @eIGrtSe Der.
ifNpunoen. 9ie gIGne unS SpSi.
fifationen Der SGbreneinfabrt am
GnberIten oitliden @nbe bes @eIdn.
bes Iin6 fertig. 0rei EreibbGuier unS
cine 8erpflan3unssba1e iin6 i'm
Preitbio errihtet tporben.
9as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reh-
net harauf ob i'm Sum- 1914 nit Der
@ef6idung Der 8anamaI8 I8eItaiisiteI-
lung begornen iperOen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
GiSenb abu Seittabelis
s'Iadsre. eadaipanua unb @eHsru Sabr
Su araft ben q. Suuf 1905

Sn araft ben q. 9urf 1906
saSIIa-@rIdRt SCRANTON fiir Rsp Scrf
.vm o.l5, 3.2O, sos a0n t0.2n Rorm.
20 ~. 3.25 unS 3.4O Wabmittoda arr
gtp gorl uub pbilaStIpbid, nm 800 Born
20 10 uuS 9,35 Rabmiitaas. Riir
Srtvtonua, $40 Ndbmittdds.
wSrntim-aiir ' Buffalo um Is 6.25u a.s'
sRrr tt.55. 6.AOu uub II. tNTd6mitiads ab'
Pt~.bdn,icn, ,GImiro uut 3riibsrRa'irusr mr.
20 ~ Wer. uut los Wd6m. RHr Sswtar
Grrnsult uut Utica. uui It's unb 6.2h Ror.
f.55 IaHmittdas. Ssnsdp. SurdruFs UNI
Ma qua I'm 6.25 Ror. I6uHiddIi& 'usa',
npu,mtn Souuiaas. Rhr Wcniroft um ~ 0
D'o-. Los uut $40 Rahm. WtGrITor NC.
srmosattcu, I'm 400 Rd6mittdds Rira.
sba~s,su Hvrcmctation nm 6.t5 5Ra6miitdds.
s,Issmekura Dibifiou-@rIdh' Sudripr
szEr Wsssbuwkntaab nm 6.35. 10 % @cr. !,
! SIS uub GAO Ra@m 8ar plymouth um e.ot
Ga tmtttaas.
Scuntdas' 9hae.
edbItd-Rar Ven Nori um 2O5. 3.2C
COS uub 1920 @Orasus; s.35 unS a.h
g'nhn.
Sl5rSIidb - aBr @uadIp um t.ii NM
6.25, Rcr. f.55, SAC uub tt.t0 NaGm
NHr 8inebamtpu unb 3pNnsuaatpnsu q.,M
uuN 'O.th Rormtttdae.
SIoouahura Sibifiou --g'tridH' 6Srrnrtor
urN w.2n sRor. unb 6.Ah Wd6mttiaas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30

Seine tpeibe poIlene ShoIs iirto
Solstii6er reiniet man, iuoem man
lie in cine S6iiIiel ober Elm anoeres
@efGB Iegt uno Iie 6oun troden redt
iprgfdItig nit etpas @ebenmebl ab'
reibt, tpie nenn man es maiden pou.
te urb fdiitteIt oarouf oas Wfebl gut
aus SIT 6os Su6 bierauf nod ntht
aon3 rein, 70 ipieberbolt man oas
8erfdbren nit friibem Tfebl.
gebanNuna 6es gum Rdu6ern be-
Itimmten Speds. Sorpie Der Sped
aus Der Seite fommt, empfiebIt es
It6, bic Stiiden nit reat beiBent
8aIIer IdneH abouipoiben, 6onn ab-
sutrodnen ODER einen Sag on bic
buft au bdngen. 9urd Oas Gbmaiden
entfernen mir 6as ouBeu arbaftenoe
SaI3, bos Seadtigfeis anaieben uro
bomit bas id1neIle @inoringen oes
Rauhes nerbinoern piirbe. @eIb
nirb Der Sped bel au ibarfen. sii
Iunsem unb tdsIihem Rduderu. am'
beIten tpedieIt man nit einem Gas
r6u1ern. eiuem Gag Iiiften urrS rdn-
9ert nur einise Ease tn ihApa&em
Rau4 bon ei&eHidssipdnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
q Sonntdaes2hae.
eadamaHuu & Bpomiua Bansb.
(9aureI pinie.l
3wWdsn Suauicu uuO 8iHss.sorrs

3utmtn Serdntpu uno Wtltte'Bdrrs.
3aas ptriaH,n 9erautpr um OO.2.W'. .3.W
400, 500 uue 600 Rcratue. I'm $40 Rur-
Hsus an 8o6tniaatu uub dut ud6fUlaturs
,rauita Wtnuttu, une um ZOO Wrrdtns ar
Ssuuiaatn uuo d1t ua&tclasnbt ,pauita Ri-
uuNn ote Hno tulluflps 70 M Rddbts. tn @t-
re- Barre al Wtnuisu 'pdtsT duicmmsub.
ETprtbihst, uuT In piiistcn dubdltsne. ust.
t.Htn SCRANTON dns Siuupt tdalt1, dueat
asmmtu Seuniaas uue Futrtdasn, uou 7.ta
~ ctaeus bts 7.t9 AbsnOs uuO 'rsftu IN @t.
tes. earrt 30 Wtnuttu ipdtsr ttu.
OsrtsTtr Dttnf ,ptlttn Suantuu. Rdv Aua
Plrt, TUNA part, psiusbuTa uup Duumurt.
Sttbs 8abrplau fur atpddbstbrbsrubt 9ha'
Frdttn Rrdft am 8. Sulitan7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
.,SOtel 8elmOnt,"
ea6apaaaa u. MSam8 abeanes.
"a nd&Ru Rdbs bss eaur,I eiuis uub bee
eadapanua Babnbpfes.
BeHseI & RoI3naael. @isenthlmer

Das Setd ptrb mad ,urop6if6sm pIaus as.
isiist. S,at Ride lufitds 3immu prOmpt,
U,tkunns. Die bsff,u bi,aasn uus tmporttrttr
9strdnft uue TRINA Gtaarsu. Gbtufa1s aud
,,THrhtubtra. Brdu" aus 9abtu SaftlattrdH'
6s Rifta6t bee DmtfHsu 8aif,rs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30
Gunner @eaMem.

@ts iSnutu ps6isln Sbrsn Gbsd i'een atsnr
k,s Q tibr. $i.OO ,r5fu ,ius Spn,,iuIaa' !;
aabh 3 prcisui 3ini,u Sis f6urs" ji'b'n Sbr
Gtlt tsbtu Gaa I'm 9abr cbus Ri biauna
S'HrafGaftlid bspOamGhhats Ga'nrn fir ti'
(ammtltGn Sc Grausdidutifbtu unb aiiiftT
Tampfr 9inisu 6,isbt fir Rsiltu bic bette
slusfurft uno uitbriaR' prsit.
Dit glctdriats Nbihtiurd fntiat 8cQma6t II
uns pr1Gitttnt afitBlids Document aIltn
eurpp6ilhsu Spradsu an . icrat pGift fur
@nratr pon ben Ser. Stnattn. @tlpIsHtunetn
Hnt alien SbttIsu bsr Wtlt,
8fan Sdnfim9 Souie,
as 9adapanna Noe, Serantou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30

9as arme Sera. binieben
Bon manbem StIrm betpeet,
@rlangt ben tpnbren SrieOen
gtlr tpenn es nibt mebr ihIGet.
b. calls Seewis.
aein Bib, tein 8ort fam bas Ct
senite unS Snnerite Ses $eroens aus
Ipre4en NE bic Ruiit, ibre Snnisteit
1T unpeypIeihIid. Iie III unerietlih.
81. Eb. Wii@er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-30

8eIIuIoio @esenIt6ube, bic ser.
bro6en IinS, fittet man, inOem Die
9ruhfldhen fir eiuige gugenblide
in @iTigiGure eetau6t tperSen unS
tnOem man iie auiaHmengebunSen
trofnen Iabt.
Sdreiben auf @las. 9a Bopier.
etifetten nit Der 3eit unaniebnli6
peroen, 10 enpfieblt es ii6, Die be-
treffenoen @IassefGbe oireft ju be-
ihreiben uuO jpar unter 8ubilie'
nabme eines sugeipristen gIIumiui.
unbIe6es. Die bnmit er5eugten
Sdrifbeiben laIien iih ipeoer burd
@niden nod our6 Heiben entfernen
unO buIten allen SIiiiiigfeiten itaab.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
Halloween TO BE
WELL OBSERVED
IN THE CITY
Sales Of Favors, Etc, Indicate
Many Parties and General
Festivity in Honor Of All
HalIow's Eve.

Feun present Indications IIallow.
cen wiz De widely observed this year.
Sales 81 faVorH. etc.. 10 an stores
handling them have been large. in
fact, onc store has SOLD ils eHilfc
stock. Halloween comes Friday
ctcnins. tho last dag of tho month.
All sorts OF decorative material for
Halloween parties can be obtained
Including creme paper ln rolls. orua-
ntcntrd with large black cats. witches
and the usual pumpkins witches
cars Of similar giun are also % b. had
and favurs of an SORTS from wee black
cats 20 huge Imitation pumpkin Jack
o'-lnntcrus.
Iauters may be bought In shapes
and coiors 90 resemble skulls. pump
klns black cats. Chinese faces and
dozens 81 other shapes and there are
innumorahle small accessories which
are never Thought OF until the sales
man shows them.
Sales of these things have been
good and ns generally the decorative
material ~ not bought until a day or
80 before the event itself this speaks
voii FOR tho number Of functions 20
Be given.
The usual small boys prankE are 20
be anticipated this year. for despite
the efforts OF policemen detailed 90
watch the residence districts they
usually manage 20 overturn about me
usual number ~ smah buildings ana
10 carry or the usual number OF
gates and unattached wagons,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
L0NERGAN SPRINGS
SURPRISE ON
Commission
Wants BernallilO County TO-
Hand Over to United States
Taxes Collected from Isleta
Indians.

Owing 20 the delay OF tho state
board 81 equalization IN completing It's
work. there has been some little DIFF
hculiy la getting started on the coli
lectinn OF tbe 1919 taxes thia ycer
npu the cuunty Is likely to be not a
little emharruscd In consequence. L.
remained, however, for Mr.. y. J. Lon-
crgan. superintendent OF Indian day
schools. % spring ono on the come
uissiuners that caused them 40 take
notlCc Mr. L0ncrNans cOmmuniCa-
tion was nothing less than a polite re-
over 20 the Omitted States the amount
OF school taxes collected from the
Pueblo Indinns Of leleta. The super
intendent points out that the United
States has supported the schools AZ
isiCta Ia the past and. rather than
cmbarrass tho county at this time,
the government will continue 20 run
tks schools for the present year In
view OF this he thinks the commits
siOnera should turn over 20 the goN-
crnment the money which has been
collected for school taxes from the
Puoblos. The request sounds reason
able. and is reasonable. sHve Tor tie
fact that the commission cannot tind
out WIRE any Indian Of the pueblo Of
fslota ever paid any taxes for school
purposes or any other purpose. In
view az the recent supreme court de-
els!nn that Thee Indians are wards Of
the federal government, there iH little
prospect that they ever viii contrib
ute 10 the support Of the county gov
eminent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
HAYNES A PIONEER
IN THE AUTO
INDUSTRY
Local Agency Opened for Old
est Manufacturers of Mot
or Cars in Country Gear
Shift a Feature.

Local automobile circles win be in
setcsied Ia The announcement else
where In this evenings Herald. Of
the formal launching in this city OF
the Haynes Motor sales company. New
Mexico distributors for the popular
Haynes automobiles. Walter Vein
man Is president OF the company. and
Herbert +. Gales. sales manager. At
lrnctive and thoroughly equipped
ealCeroofna have been opened at 107
South fifth street where all the Inn
proved 1914 Haynes models will be
displayed
The Haynes people, as every autoist
knows are tho oldest builders OF au-
tomobiles In the country Indeed Il
wan ElHood Haynes. founder of the
company. who built the Arst practical
automobile IN tina United states, and
this fret car. known as The Pioneer. "
is now ono ~ the most interesting ~
governmental exhibits "a the Smith
sonian Institution I'd Washington.
The uniqnc feature OF the 1914
Haynes--a feature which has already
made a sensation IN motor engineer
ing circles--is an electric gear shift
a device which reduces TO the very
simplest terms tho formerly difficult
and tedious operation Of chanEing
gears. Both mechanically and In app
pcarnnce. the 1913 Haynes has been
declared hy experts model car, and
tho local distributors sny they have
already been deiuged with inqulTie'
about a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
Natures Remedies for Disease

Every Fan ia oldon times the FAM
iy medicine chest was rcplenishea
with roots. herbs and harks, natures
remedies for disease Scullcap for
nervousness. pcnnyroyal for colds,
Clover Blossoms for tho blood Thor
ouwhwart FOR colds, Norwood and
Balm Of Giioad Buds for spralns, ana
80 on. Il il interesting 20 note that
the most successful remedy for fe-
male iiis the world has ever known
had It's origin nearly forty years age
from roots and herbs and lydia y
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound ~
made today ln Immense quantities
from those same roots and herbs
with extreme accuracy, care and
cleanliness. Tho standard remedy Tor
female Ills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
For quick service cail Bambrook
Bros. Auto Line. Phone see.
Watch for our Opening
special. The Famous.
The French way
CFrom me Boston rranserlpt)

Or lNil INn DhniNU AiHN"Ni tIf'P
Conrrcamun clark OF Florida
thinks IL would hc good thing for
our government To provide official
residences Tor cabinet members. he
would have Is follow the general Eu-
ropeau method, which gives TO min
islors salaries and house rent ana
the main expenses of housekeepins'
His words have already awakened "a
chorus OF dorlsion, but they are worth
pondcriBE Certainly he b. riHhi ~
saying that The present scale ot CAP
met salaries may deter men OF ohillty
without private fortunes from accept
ing tho prcsident's invliatpn 20 bee
come advisers In France they order
this matter differently. official resi-
dcnces ar, furnished, "a minister's sal
airy is met 90 him " he is disposed
10 make 10 so, allowances are granted
FOR entertaining GO those who repre-
sent the dirnlty Of the French 70.
public, Ia consequence Of THIS hneral
arrangemout France draws specihi
talent not associated with special
wealth 90 los councila.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
AGED MAN FOUND IN
PAINTING CONDITION

Maurice Collamhin was feuna
shortly before : o'clock today in q
faintinr condition IN the alley lu the
rear III the Economist store hy sam
Garcia, an cmploye "a the san Jose
market
Garcia notified Policeman Charles
Mainz. who called I'm City physician
L. q. Rice Coliamhin was taken 20
the hospital for treatment. His con
dition 81 thought 20 be due TO his
gradual scnile decay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
Survey COSTS ARE
/ SAVED ENTRYMEN
On FORESTS


Ir q n4WfV nffanrtI cooperative
n|AN iht FORREST service AZ now saving
nlffnAn uron ihh national lof-
r me aaIa "a fHeIf fInnf 81 Innd
~ enrtft- ana afH also Ia fnane
fttuena lhe unatoiaubla costs
haf enN ~ connection n.iA
IIe 1n644tI0n nf ihM plan Forrest
nintr n. VI RFfnNIHa arfIteH at
ocl Hlmm ioFcsi eprpicr n1ii
Iaaa Hf 4lNnaINe NaId ID
Enatf At III June ST. 1905
th.n.anfs IN fnirtmtn hHpc ttltftu
4. us. nI1ahai lafttia 0H nIfat suit
.ff. far 0NfIruIfuFo. MANY ~ ihEte
Alllman have complied With an res
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

Most DanRerOus of Mlnur AlIh'ht7'
OF the minor ailments a cold ls by
far tho most dangerous, not In ITSELF
but the serious diseases II so often
leads 10. Pneumonia and consump-
ton always start with "a cold. When
YOU have "a cold you are much more
likely 90 contract the infectious dis
eases such as dipthcria, scarlet fever
and whooping cough Colds are cas-
uy cured, In fact. Chnmberlain'H
Cough Remedy ls famous Tor its cures
Of this most common ailment. and Is
pleasant and safe 60 take. Why take
such desperate chances when SO reli-
able and Trustworthy a medicine may
be obtained for "a quarter. For sale
by an druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
BURNS IS CHARGED
WITH FORGERY
". F. Hammer Swears Out a
Complaint Against Man
Whom It Is Alleged Tried
to Pass Bad Check.

A complaint was sworn out today
~ 81 Eammer, charging &. y.
Burns wi(h forgery. Burns, II 10 said
has mann other names but now claims
TINT ho has told the right one. He u
Al.d % have attempted 20 pass a bad
chork az WhltOu's pharmacy, where
Hammer IS employed as q clerk, q
few nights ego.
Provided Judge George r. Craig
rctf through With tha Chavez prelin-
iunfy hearing today Burns VIII be
heard this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
WINTER TRAFFIC ON
SANTA re BEGINS
Extra Sections Of California
Limited Will Be Run This
Month, Which Is Unusually
Early

Winter traffic. ON the santa lfe 90
the coast ia beginning early this year
The California limited d. crowded eve
cry dag and bigger crowds are az
pectod, So lur the rush 90 California
a composed mostly OF returning Call
iGrnianf who have spent the summer
in iho east, bat soon the real winter
rush of tourists viii begin and from
Tho first extra sections Of the lim-
iicd have already been arranged FOR
and wlll bo run late this month. leav-
lug Chicago october 2S ana 20. THIS
N ruflirr than ever before These
trains viii get la here October 80
ana a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
NO SESSION TODAY
IN DISTRICT
COURT
Judge Reynolds in Gallup to
Draw Jurors for Mckinley
County Term; Session Re-
sumes Tomorrow.

OWING to the absence OF judge
Reynolds. who is In Gallup To draw
tho jury Vcnire for the fitil term OF
the Mckinley county court there was
no session of the district court today.
judge Raynuids expects 10 arrive
here tomorrow morning az when
business viii resume with the trial
OF the case ~ the state against the
chavez brothtrs OF Chilli. These
men arc charged with receiving sad
dies stolen from Irimhle a Co. hy
Jose Martinez. Julian Montana,
charged with similar uffense was
ON saturday acquitted, MARTINEZ has
confessed Go the theft ct the saddles
and Ia bis confession stated that hc
had sold them 10 Montana ana the
ChaNozca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
POST DATA
COMPILED HERE
COMPLETED
Fifty-three Hundred Packages
Handled in Is Days, Aver
age Weight Two Pounds
Eleven Ounces

The compilation ct parcol post data
nt the local office has been compiled
ga aud brings out some interesting
figures. The figures were an gatn-
ered in ib-day period which term
mated recently During that timr
the parcels despatched 20 enoh zono
we're Weighed individually the
amount Of o. 'nr noted, the tlmn
consumed Ina heir handling estimated
and their average weight obtained.
The parcels despatched during THIS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
MIGUEL CHAVEZ GETS
PRELIMINARY HEARING

Commencing oarly this morning
thu preliminary hearing OF Miguel
Chavez. charged with the killing OF
COW al Rio Pucrco ON October l.
had not been finished at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The hearing is being
held before judge George ~. Craig.