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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
S. S. CONVENTION
Will be Held in MaryVille
November %

The Sunday Schooi District com
posed of the 9th, Sth aud 18th di--
tricts and the town uf Mary vile will
hold convention Sunday afternoon
and night, November 29
The afternoon session will be held
in the M. E hurch, and the night
session in New Providence All the
churches of the town are bling ask
ed to unite in the night service and
make this a great meeting for the
Sunday school cause in the town
and surrounding community.
All schools in the division are to
be represented by delegates who will
report the school as t work and
general conditions The conven-
ton will be a standard of measure
by which we can judge of the Sun
day School spirit of the town and
the community surrounding.
Officers and teachers are you real
ly interested IN yoGr work? If you
are you will hip in this convent
ion bY haing present and getting
others to attend.
We will have a good program
which will be printed later. Joseph
Carthel. General Secretary, will be
here and will talk in both the after.
noon and nigat exercises
. Joseph Potter,
By Dist Pres
II. B. Mccall
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Miss Foster SAM
Beautifully at sl edding

TIE fpIlowiug item W ipped
from Panama papcr ''d concerns
Miss Lorraine Foster, VIA, with her
mother made their ho,u,~ - Mary.
v lie but arr now living " Panama
City, Panama
An unusual but impressive tea ure of the
Malle-Prngie marriage ceremony in the
Cathedral, Tuesday evening was the sing
ing Of Gounod's "Ave Maria by Miss Lor.
raine Foster, an American girl who has been
studying under Prof Garay the National
Conservatory of Music for the last two
years. Miss Fosters progress has been
phenomenal and the present indications
are that brilliant future awaits her Miss
Fosters voice has are timbre as well as
much sweetness, Panama Is to be congrat-
ulated on having such a talented gentleman
as the director Of It's musical academy, and
pupils such as Miss Foster.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14

TIE Colored public school is doing
nicely this fallall thit Is esconsidpred
The work IN both rooms is steadily
growfg Z in interest among the pupils.
TIE progress among the pupils
who are punctual is very satisfactory
to the teachers. and so far as we
know among the patrons also.
The total enrolment has not as
yet rea cbed as high as it has in some
previous years but there suffic-
lent number in each room to keep
both teachers very busy.
One reason for the lack of attend
ance is the reduction of the compul-
sorry school law by the last legisla
are from sixteen to fourteen years
aft9 those who can read and write.
There are number of boys and
girls in town who are not able to
read and write understandingly and
yet they can not see that life spent
without at least practical educa-
tion, cannot be life for even eff
cient service.
w. T. Anderson, the 'fruant Off
Ger of the county, paid US a visit
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14

Monday morning OF course his
business was to look up the delin-
quent pupils If the town Several
names were given to the officer and
he has gone to work hunting the m
up The good results are already
seen in our school in the way of an
increased enrnllmAnt My the good
work go on.
e. Verde Laeper won wo prizes
at the Columbus Exposition on fam
ey needle work Specimens of that
work may h4 seen by request of
those who desire to see it
A good beginning To show the nec-
essity of teaching domestic art to
our girls of color
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
A Halloween Party

The young prnple of ChiIhnwee
were very pleasantly aud Hospitality
a. we'll as wpirdly. entertained On
Halloween night when Mr. and Mrs
S. N McMurray opened the doors
of their home to them from seven
to eleven
The ghosts and witches were there
with their sepulchural groans and
the terrible stories of the past and
future.
The party showed careful prepa-
ration and no little Expense Hal
Iowpen decorations were used con-
sisting of pumpkins, black cats,
witches and Mosques The on3
very interesting feature of the even
ing was the witches supper. the
first course being the witch pudding
in which was the ring that deter
named who t the party would
marry first Nr HARRISON Upton
was the lucky fellow, Then came
boiled cu-iard .uod chocolate cake,
cu,dy, apples tnd bananas, the
color scheme Of yellow and black be-
ing carried out
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Miniature Aluminium
Plant.

A Mr.. Sterns has constructed a
miniature copy of the plant of the
Aluminium Co., of America which
is on exhibition in the window of
George & Mitchell's Drug Store,
At the present time it is not COM
plete, but it shows the genius of the
one who made it. This is a small
copy of the buildings to be erected
this year. This plant of course is
situated not at Maryville ~ out
fourteen miles below Knoxville.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
THANKSGIVING
Proclamation Issued by
the Mayor

Office Of Mayor Of Maryville, Nov IL.
Whereas, the time has arrived when by a
l"ns established Gus ON. the President of
the United States and the G Dveruors of the
several ates, as veil as the Mayors of the
! Cities and Towns. remind the people Of the
bleSsi Is bestowed by the Almighty Sover.
eign of the Universe upon our people dur.
ing the year, and by proclamation Sc apart
daN for thanksgiving and prai~-, and,
Wherefore The President and Governor
of this State have designated and Sc apart
Thursday November 81 IL, 1913 a, such
day. calling upon the people + The United
Safe, and Of the State of Tennessee to as
sembte on that day, and urite in such ser.
vices; now.
Therefore, !, Sam Everett. Mayor Of the
Town Of MaryvilIe. is,ue this call, follow
ing the national and state calls, reminding
our citize of the many mercies and the
great overflow of blessing so abundantly
showerrd upon our town during the year,
that we have been spared from any great
calamity, or disaster, and that great ad-
vaucements have beeo made in business
matters, in pu lie spii' and in improve.
menus and gruwtn, tha a, a whole there
has been good health, good fel o@ship and
feeling and patriotic devotion to the well
fare aud best interests of our town.
In humble acknowedg of all these
from the bounti,ul hand of our Heavenly
Father, do hereby call upon all the citi-
zeus of Naty,Ille TO as embe at such place
as may ne designated On the date above
given apd unitedly recount the special
mercleS and blessings 50 rchy bestowed
our tow a. well as upon the nation and
state joining in the servlcee OF thank giving
aud prue and petiIooug the Heaven
ly Trooe lor guidance WIS ON AID pros
peri'y ia fte future, and families kim
ship d friend, come tos her part Of the
day an ~ ~ocra commu .oo recount the
great peaefe,- lhar hay c.me 10 them dur
ing he lpr " ~ Pcs
II o+,s " erel an sign my
ma o8uc
Fl 4 mc nlbi
ea N @ba d
B yar EET
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Dunlap Leaves for California

A Doa ", Collector Of In
feraI r caves Nashville tn-
u fo rs, Cal and
rom a-tore the
ap pt th ir gp.@
ite use to ttie
s-r6df n
of Tennessee D.
lrct who acsted il Caiifor-
ht and has {. t,r the past SIX
,,aIs
1t is understood that Mr., Hale
mas been cetdIugly successful in a
financial way since locating in the
Tar West. Collector Dunlap has
heen planning for several months
to 20 to California to locate when
he is relieved as Collector of Inter
nal Revenue and to be associated
with Mr.. Hale in business. With
.h;a loo - ,,;a,,, ho cont - bic 20
signation as collector last April, to
.,Lo oeo. t,oa On 1919 h,t m
- tho ,,ros1,,t ,;n,o oo onno;,+,nont
h,, ho., ,,odo pr rac,,aat - tho
r,,,,,i .;,..a. ,fr,.ar.al pouoa,o
vr Dr,lan o,,,t;,,,os 70 d;sobor,a
,ha d,tia. IS tno oo,,ootor,s omoa
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,,.t;, ,bo aeio, l. t,,aafa,aa :, III
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f .aL a.4 ~ o..oo;,t.s
,,, .,I.,.,.i,... t,;..r.s. oonsid.c
arnbla ,,o,,o, IN ~, irria,tion az
~ astt, rr.,,,y;,io. that thsv
ho.,.o ,,,.,I.r o,,s;lerati,o Il
.o.,,,,. IS t,i, Iot,,r +raos
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Bank, Route 2

Mrs D, D Donaldson is improv-
ing slightly.
Frank Coldwell does not seem to
improve much.
McCallen Murphy is suffering
with chicken pox, James Donald
sons children have been suffering
with same. but are better.
Mrs. Eliza Eleadge enjoyed Wis
it from her daughter Mrs. Caylor
OF Maryville.
Mrs, J. P. Fancher spent a few
days with her daughter in Knox
vile at a recent date.
]. A. DaYis and wife spent Tues
day in Maryyille, Saturday Nigh
and Sunday.
James Hedrick made business
trip to Maryville Saturday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
New Trappers' Law.

Before setting steel traps of the
like in Tennessee, one should read
carefully the recently enacted trap
pers' law, which, in addition to
regulating trapping, prohibits kill
ing with a gun fur bearing animals
on the land Of another. Those who
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14

do not read the new law are liable
to violate it unintsntInos' and
thus he subject to heavy fins and
imprisonment. A pnst card adj
dressed to Juo. F Drarghnu, Nash
vile, Trun. will bring to YOU,
FREE, u thirtv.six pay. bonkl-t
Containing the new law d gov-ru-
ment reports ~ to the good fur
bearing animals do farmers by de-
stroving pests
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Real Estate Transfers

Thos. N. Brown, Trustee to Sam
Johnson 20 acres in 18Th dist. for
$50.
& B. Rowan to Horace Hitch lot
in 18th dist, for $500.
J G. Bittle to John NJ. Depew,
ct ux lot in 9oh dist for $500
W. B. Godd4ri 1T al 10 John De-
pew 81 acres in 9th dist for S2250.
Sam Everett ct al to Nellie G.
Morton lot in 9th dist. for $3.50
A D. Finchum ct ux to f M,
Brown % acres IA 9th dist, for $3.50
Iowa Scott to w . Kmkland
953 acres in Tn dist for $500
II B. Lindsay, Trustee to Alum
mum Co., of America Ill acres in
9th dist. for $4,000
e Hitch Of nxto Matte aldwell
8 IA acres in 4th dist, for $50.
! Ed Gamble It ~ to- Inla Cor
nor Iot II OH !, ! nr 500
: NJ Evor r,ttat,I EJ Gsn4
HE lot IN ofh a., s35l
n + Sim tt,.tnx n Ee
eeett - n lot IS a r. ALSO
lcart 158 srr,s - . i d,st far
sgS75 y
acres in 7th dit for $500
-, -, A,e'' :" ZOO :, - "'|
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Many Hook Worm Cases.

DR.. Lee the State Specialist who
is here investigating hook worm
cases in Blount County reports that
1856 cases have been examined and
65S cases have been found, this is
over so per cent.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Another S. S. Convention
H B. Mccall

On Saturday, November %, at
Biz field there will be- sunday
Schoo for the division Of the coun-
ty.iaciudiug 2 "A eud Oh districts.
Th fol'owlug scboaO- are exnected
to pr n Ratps with
written npt4 sam CIoyd s
Or /. Kz mtp Foe-v4l-,
80 8 t 3.Igr :.
All ocb, ltil III ld, Clover Hill
School House and NoConnell's
Program
40 'clock-Opening
, Welcome Miss Ina Dickson
Means of Getting PareI is to Attend
Sunday School A. B. Klepper
What the Sunday School Means to
a Community Frank Millsaps
Making The Sunday School Attract
i've and Interesting
Clarence Harris
Address-Joseph Carthel. Gen. Sec.
Address Prof c. w. Henry
Noon
Developing leadership in the Sun
day School Miss Laura Golf
The Sunday School as Aelp to the
Church Miss Ada Henry
The Teach er's Purpose
Miss Gleunie Sterling
Address Rev Pres Sanders
Address Joseph Carthel .
Reports Of Sunday Sch Jols by dele
gates.
Business.
S. "A Sterling,
Dist Pres
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
EDUCATIONAL RALLY
At BrickmiIl Was a Great
Success

The Educational Rally at Brick
Mill was an interesting, pleasant
and Instructive day through oui.
Only a few teachers were absent
a larg- number of patrons and Wis
itors were present. which added
greatly to the sp' skers SUCCESS. ee-
peciaIy Prof Henry and Prnf Gil
breath, as they were looking foT-
ward 10 the Rnod things TO Fat; pre-
pared by the patrons. and feeling
good over having eaten them
Miss Virginia MoOrp's talk was
received with great interest by all
and especially the girls in regard to
the Canning Club.
/ Miss Moore Is .oing a great and
succ sSful work in the interest of
our homes and girls.
Prof G. w. Henry's interest
in the Blount County boys and girls
more # course than others. rllked
of the beauties and riches Of our
own country aud state to bn enjoy
ed bv finding them with broader
min IS
Prof Galbraith of Johnson City,
Normal COLLEGE, spoke of the nrcess-
ity Of better school buildings. con-
solidation and the training of the
teacnrr, which was of much inter-
est to the teachers. since ne true
teach RS reallz TIA" impor O. Of
the training to be II succes
The increase III alt+ndan, on,
state normal schou : grpa .ptr-
alton
The follow os -oun re
read aud adol
sre Viii, 9l3
C.p tt.e o.
-tt iwiug
as, Il K
0 81 sop
frn fasts "a
by o prpet ro il
in u KING th tr4 !.
We pecially tn Il ], me
Trustees for I'll q # h. urch,
the good woneu fp their b latifuI
dinu,r. Miss Mo ore. Prot ii-ury
and Prof. Galbraith for tn ,r very
helpful instructive aud pracr,raI ad.
dresses.
Resolved; First, That We the
teache s of the lower divi ion of
this county, ke new inspiration
from this meeting and return to our
schools determined to do more for
our county schools and to assist
prof Mccall in every way possible
in bringing Blouut county in ivery
way to the front ranks in the Eju-
cational Line.
Second-That we endorse the
Canning Club and will help IL very
way possible to establish same
Ada Henry,
Uoa V Payne,
J, A Long,
Committee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-11-14
Snow Storm

Sunday dawned with snow storm
raging, and while quite bit of
snow fell it soon melted with the
exception of the great Smoky
Mountain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

almost as colleague that Champion
WIS treated by the philulogiEts and
members at the Academy of lnscrip-
tlons and Bellies l4ettrps. who met
every Friday after the session of ne
academy la his store on the DUAL Ma
inquls. The late Duke d'Aumale IA
particular had very high opinion OF
the knowledge and character Of Hon
ore Champion. and never missed an
opportunity Of showlng his esteem.
One day he sent for him and said.
champion. a young lady OF very
high family Is coming to Paris shortly
and she wishes 10 have someone
guide her To the museums. libraries
and collections. Her name Is Ma
dcmoiselle lIesse. that " an that I
can tell YOU. VIII you be her guide 80
Champion readily agreed. aud he
piloted the mysterious young woman
for several weeks until she left. after
thanking him very warmly.
The bookseller had forgotten ~
about the incident, when one day the
Empress Of IiussW happened to pass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
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WEAK MEN
Send Name and Address 1'oaay-fOu
CnR Have n Free and BE
STRONG and Vigorous

! have Ia my possession a prescrlp-
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ory and lame back, brought on by exc
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Of youth, that has cured 80 many
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help or mcdicine-that ! think every
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b.. should have a copy. SO ! have de-
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crlptlon free Of charge, In plain,
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who viii write for H.
This prescription comes rom q
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the cure Of deficient manhood and
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/ think ! owe Il 10 my fellow men
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Of charge. A great many doctors
would charge gJ.00 10 $500 for mere
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
CHAVEZ IS.
BUYER or LOCAL
PROPERTY
Trinidad Boy Has Purchased
Big Block in Motherhood
Park Tract and Wants More
of It; Believes in Albuquer-
que.

Yesterday afternoon Benny chavez,
the popular fttse Trinidad bantam.
purchased twonty-six lots In the Neth-
erwood PARK tract. The deal WAS
made through the Office Of The New
Mexico Reality Co, i0i West silver.
and comprises all OF block twenty
hye and part OF block twenty-six. II
have made this purchase, says Ben
ME. las an Investment and would
have taken The balance OF block
twenty-six, but the bank roll was not
quite large enough. I have, however,
splendid offer 20 meet the winner OF
the Kid Payo- Monat hght in Juarez
sunday In fact the purse offered II
twice as much as | have ever received
before la boxing contest. and u
Doctor Romero OF Las Veg -. who rs
now Ia vi Paso acting as nay agent
can induce the promoters "a deposit
the money In an NJ Paso Dank. I will
have enough 10 secure the balance OF
the block II ! win this hattie VIII
be ln a position tO meet Chico on the
Fourth OF July. for the largest purse
ever offered bantams in the south
west. ! have great deal Of conf
denco In the future of Albuquerque,
especially in the Highlands | have
always been treated fairly by the fans
and want them To know where ever !
hang my hat, ! shalt always have a
kind feeling for Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
SANTA Re INCIANS
BREAK EVEN ON
TRIP HERE
Lose to University Of New
Mexico Yesterday, z to l, in
Ten Innings; Win from Al
buuueraue Indians.

The fast Santa re indian school
baseball team broke even on their
games In Albuquerque. losing 10 the
University og New Mexico yesterday
~ 1. after holding the varsity down
10 . until the ninth. The Indians
made a run In the last half Of the
ninth. tieine the score. In the tenth
the varsity ran down hill. batting
raiiy and errors by &c Indians pulling
over six runs. making the anal score
20 for The locals.
Friday afternoon the Santa Re In
dams won from the Albuquerque In
dams to T.
Both games we're fast and well
played
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
DON'T STAY GRAY SAGE TEA WILL
OARKEN YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFULLY.

want "wyeths" then there will bee
no disappointment,
You Just dnnpen HpOngc Ur soft
brush with "Wyeth's ~1se mii sui
phur" and draw Il through your hair,
taking one small strand at q tnu. DO
this az night aud by morning all gray
hair disappears and after another APP
pliration or Two becomes lrautliuily
dnrksned and more glossy and lux
uriant than ever You VIII also dis
cover dandraff Is gone ana hair has
stopped fHlliug.
GRAY. faded hair though no dis
grace. h 4 Sign Of old age and AZ we
an desire yOuthful and attractive
appearance. get busy an once w'ih
w this Sage aud sulphur aud you'u
lOok Years younger. inquiry shows
an pharmacietr 10 town mere sell l"ts
at a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
ALLEGED PERJURER Is
TAKEN TO SANTA FE

United states Deputy Marshal Iose
J.. Perea left for Santa Re today with
Bias Saidiyar. arrested here last night
by chief of Police Thomus McMillm.
Saldiyar was witness In the federal
court la Santa Re yesterday 10 "hl-
nesc smuggling case. n b. alleged
that he committed perjury In giving
his testimony The man was retain
ed a prisoner az the police stati On
last night and turned over Co the
federal officer this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
CHAMBERS MADE VICE
PRESIDENT OF SANTA FE

san Frsneipco. May IO.--w0rd was
received here al the general offi"es
of the SANTA Fe railroad. that Edward
Chambers formerly assistant freight
traffic manager IN SAN francisco. was
elected last Tuesday Wy tne hoard at
directors 60 be- Vice president Of the
company in charge of traffic, with
headquarters al Chicago, his new du-
ties a. begin June !.
M Chambers was ten years freight
agent for The santa Fe az Los Ange-
les and later assistant freight trait
tic manager here for eight years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
TAKE HONORS At
TRACK MEET
Capture 471a Points to Indians
251a; Eighth Graders Fin
ish Third With ii Points to
Credit.

The track meet for the high school
freshmen. the eighth graders OF the
city schools and the lower class men
In the government Indian school, held
on Hopcwell field this morning. proved
"a very successful affair The high
school won the meet with total Of
f7n points. and the eighth sraders
we're third with l points. The results
follow
iO0-yard dash--slader. high school.
first; Foraker. indian school. second.
Espinosa. high school. third Time
1885.
Broad jump-Darrow. high school.
lirst; TOots. Indian school, second;
Bacon. eighth grade, third Distance
if.6.
Pole vault-Darrow. high school.
nrst; Willie. Indian school. second;
roots. indian school. third. Height 40.
Hop, skip and jump Bacon, eighth
grade. FIRST Toots Indian SCHOOL, and
barrow. hish school, tied for second
place.
s00-yard DASH lader, high school.
frst; Foraker. Indian school. second;
Espinosa. high school, third. Time
20 seconds.
Half-mile- Issplnosa. high school,
first. wood. high school. second:
Tootg Indian school, third Time 3
HAT.
Mile relay --Slader, high school,
first: Romero. Indian school second;
chavez, eighth grade, third. Time,
SO.
Baseball throw--Willie. Indian
school first; Chsve1 eighth grade.
second: syzmnns.Si, third.
Thinning nish ip,ap--I BARLEY, high
school. and Willie indian school. tie,
40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10
A Mixture of Sage and Sui
pkur Prevents Dandruff
and Falling Hair

when you darken your hair With
sage Tea and Sulphur No nnt can
tell, because lt'H done ro naturally, -
evenly. ID 10 also splendid 20 remove
dandfuff cure itching scalp and stop
falling haiy
Preparing this mixture, though, a.
home 10 muHsy and troubles, in"
task. For about 90 cents "a bottle y'iu
can huy "a any DRUG store the ready
tO-s lsa tonic called "Wyeths saRa ana
Sulphur Hair Remedy" Some drug
giats put this mixture up Themselves
but make Il too sticky 80 Insist yoG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

his door. driving IN state on her way
to the academy. De Razed on the gilt
tcring eduipage Vita an idle eye. when
Empress smiling aud waving ucr
hand encrgeiicaily IN hls direction.
he then realized that the Empress
was no other than Madcmolaeiio Hes
So. BEFORE her marriage the Empress
was the Grand Duchess of Hcssc and
she q was whom ~ had escorted
through the art treasures Of the
capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-10

on tN4anAAday. the sfth day Of
tlAt. 1915. az ia o'elock a, ~, IN front
n to- cls3 Sall o. North SECOND street.
I al|| aell one black mare. about ~
yNafN 6lgs VII weigh about 500
noeoda eight front foot and both hind
fret white; white stripe on forehead;
roarhna rnann. Also one 1ay mare
cola about one year old.
THOMAS McMliI1N.
City Marshal