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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-01
Equally 40.

Jack-r tell you when you get around
the proposing point with a girl the
suspense is awful. Tom Wen, and
how about the Boston Tran
script.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-01
A TeohnioRl Point.

Lawyer-Your honor, / ask the dis.
missal Of my client on the ground that
the warrant fails to state that he hit
Bill Jones with malicious intent.
Rural Judge-ThiB court amt a grad.
uate Of none of your technical schools,
don't care whit no hit him with. Tho
pint In, Did he hit him7 Perceed.-
Pathfinder.
A Short One.
Teacber-Now, what Is a sentence7
Bright Pupil-Thirty difs, miss
Boston Transcript,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-01
WANT lads"
LOST
LOST

p
Small Tan pocket book some
where in Elko Thursday. July 3lst,
containing SIS in cash and pair of
cuff links. Please leave at Southern
Pacific ticket office aud receive re-
ward. Geo A Hawkes.. advt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-08-01
OpaIs.

II opals look cracked let them lie IN
olive oil few days, when the cracks
will have disappeared.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
Manager or
EXICO BEER AND III
COMPANY.



Glorlcta-pints, Zoe; 3 pints Csc;
quarts, i2hc.
Budwciser ana schlitz--pints, 15c;
quarts 22nc.
Falsiaa, Blue Ribbon and Blatz--
Pints, i5c; quarts, 22A0
Port, Angelica and sherry Wines
quarts, Csc To i5ci gallon. 85c.
Gordon Gin quarts, 99c.
quarts Use; gallon 80 90.
Welch or Concord Grape Juice
Quarts. 37Ac.
BOTTLED ~ BOND WHISTLES.
our Special Brands piuts, 45c;
quarts. 9Oc; I quarts. 1913.
Golden Wedding 81 pints, 55c;
quarts, t1.0O; I quarts, 1915.
old Taylor-Pints, soc; quarts,
S116; 4 quarts, &f0Q
sunny Brook pints, soc; quarts
ff.16i 4 quarts $500.
clear BROOK riu,s. 60c. quarts
g115; quarts $500.
Clarks Rye pints, Gic; quarts
&f.25; 4 QUARTS $3.50.
Gaines ola crow - pints, 75ci
quarts, tl.i5; quarts, $3.50.
Black and white scotch Whisky
Quarts $50.
Same Whiskeys ont OF barrel $500
90 $500 per gallon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
lvEEK-DAY RELIGIoN.

what we want 70 DO" said Dr.
John r. stone OF chicago. moderator
% the Presbyterian assembly. In a
speech IN Kansas city last night, lis
% impress IN each individual o. the
church HIS responsibility. He must
reaiize when he buttons his overcoat
and passes down the steps SUNDAY
night that his responsibility 70 the
church has not ceased for q week.
but has Just begun"
There Is no. only one sermon but
q score Of them in that remark. The
woods are fuli Of dcvout Christians
who pray without ccaslng on the sab
bath In the courts Of the Lord and
prey without ceasins during the
week; sometimes In the courts and
sometimes In the marts OF trade. IT'S
6 handy religion that you gut on ike
a billed shlr, on sunday and put
away spnday nlghi when you retire
w'th complacert feeling OF doing
the square thing by the Almighty. 10
dream Of now yol viii skin your
neighbor IN reul esiute deal on
Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12


Nfpdfnct ~ ail icSlcnfi 1hpfs. SIM.
ahilea aptlline 80 enilea Is exceed.
Nsis 4hltfafN ana ~ eenefnl lu
Production would b. followed soon "
4 boeidssius ofthoerophicai variety
spefiihs has hetn greatly slmpn.
oea during enc pasl ttntafY THE
final "ke hnt heen dropped lrom
critic. connie chronic ana great
mary other words III Amerta ia.
bor snslot tasof ahd llke words
emit the NJ ehich she Rnsimh
still cling Maoh ~ this il due 81
,he work a Nosh Websief who also
Formulated q rple ibf ihe doubling 81
ne final eunteaaal ehan pf4ceded ~
lnHie seee nssica travelled.
Wossnipcd tlanansa ana nae words
have the sinolt tonsonant tne accent
htihs Foqealfr nsihnd has ssead.
lastly refused d heed tho rule a3ut
even Mr. Webster found that theirs
eas a IimH "a the process 81 simpli-
rinE our speiilna lle wrote one
oook in "ampllfied speline. but
soon gave up shp FIGHT sven IS Pres
iacnt Rooserelt did nearly three
qunrtere II a century later Coald
Brown. author ~ "Tho Grammar Of
rasies crmmers" ridicuIcd the
ersat lexicosrapher out Of court
Among the Questions he asked Mr.
Nebsier was why he used the "dgo
10 "noledse nnd why he stuck to
tho nnpnonetie know Aside from
q prevaiens conservatism Of our poo.
pie in matters u this kind. there II
smother reason why schemes %
simpler spelling have failed The
chief one Il The iosa Of me Key 10
the derivation Of our words which
Rave been called '.fossiiised poetry
and faded metaphors" while the
hasis Of our ianeuage Is Anslo-saxon.
the Latin. Greek ana French deri,s-
tives are 20 numerous that scholars
are reluctant 10 see pian Of spell
inE adopted that would make the
Derivation OF words obscure and rob
them % ali tho romance 81 history
they contain. This wealth az poetry
was never more sirlkinsly set forth
than % the. lectures on The study Of
words which Archbishop Trench gave
while dean Of Westminster.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

A maiden AZ Hnvilne. wyomne
~ the window hvr hair she stood
comhinH
said i man tn enc street.
ooily, Mihe. Amt she sweet ~
And fhe vaa TsandlnE there ~ the
RIoam;nR
nix Merritt Ia NASHVILLE eanue4
a malaen n sprlnnfleld Missouri
Was asked could she serve On a tnfF,
And be Iust ~ each sldt
fiahbod her head and reu.ied
"a could ladlo out Justice HE ftfF.
Judd Lewis. in Houston ross.
A maiden who lives in shenango.
Thought she'd take q wee fling az the
tango;
when she flew in thc air
And lost an her back hair.
She said "goodness. where did my
bang aog"
-charits A. Locdy. IN the YounFs-
town Telegram
A maiden who lives in East Tottcn.
Her name. 7 confess. j. forgotten,
Read Shakespeare one day,
In n casual WAY.
And said. "fioiy smokel This stuff .
rotten"
Birmingham Ase-Heraid.
A maiden who lived out IN Gallup.
Wore slit skirt with scallop.
she married brakeman.
She row cooks heefatcak. man
And no longer has slime 20 doll-np.
g
THE BIBLE, says Parson Davies.
has boon wrongly translated. Lots Of
people think the book docsn say
what they would ike 70 have Il say.
o.
a sew YORK woman made d mill
lion dollars our Of the hotel business
and only think what the head
waiter must have madei
O.
WE MAY lay one more wreath on
tho grave Of Edward Morris. who left
100000 % be added 10 the packing
company's employees pension fund
%
TAMMANY may not DC dead, but u
seems 20 be high time that some ono
was going after the pulmotor.
o.
DISPATCHES from London indi-
cate that sylvia Pankhurst's meals
have again become d tribe irregular.
O.
BILLY" Aston got his picture in
the papers the other day. Who IL
"Biliy 2" Nobody much. Il just hap
pens that he IL the offspring of an in
dlvidual who can write big bank
checks.
D
1T LOOKS az II the sharp point %
a penetrating probe were IN imminent
danger % penetrating the Murphy
epidermis.
OUR IDEA 81 an alternative for
Huerta Is 20 have Teddy slip up be-
hind him and suddenly display those
two rows 81 teeth.
.
WOMEN are directing the Mateo
County Cal grand jury this week
We viii agree that women are some
inquisitors If anyone can lind more
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

than woman We win be the goat.
--u-
KISSING may rs unhoalthful. but
u does not necessarily follow that tho
sickllcst looking girls have endured
TIE most oscuiailon
JuST as SOON g. Colonel Rooec-
yelfs ANALYSIS of tho recent election
returns comes from tho WILLIS OF
south America thls country can again
turn its mind 10 ftoushts of business
HAIRY KEMP has roasted" Eng
land and Kiplins IN a poem. because
he WAS put ia lali D English author
itles. such eonaact b un-Chrlsiian.
Poets should learn 10 forgive.
%
THE FOOT Ball season this year
- not Keeping the First Aid Corps as
busy az usual
O.
A COAT % fur on the tongue Is
poor protection asalnst 9 hard win-
ter
O.
MEssRs. CASTRO. Abdul Hamld,
Pornrio Diaz. Mannel and others arc
roheaFsink loud "Ha-Ha" for
Hueria's benefit
O.
A FAMOUS BEAUTY went throush
an accident ana came out OF u with
an added dimpie. Speaking OF luck,
how's this7
.
AN OHIO TOWN killed more than
10000 rats IN ok weeks, rat swat
ting II far more exciting sport than
ny swatting.
DIR. MELVIN IL hunting the right
sort OF an egg contalner. We have
one but the price Of eggs is getting
50 high we don't often indulge in the
luxury OF containing one.
o
SLEEPING on slice OF that 1850
pound wedding cake Of Miss Jessie
Wilson would hardly be comfortable.
o
THE IDEA ~ TO siarve Huerta into
quitting. says the president u must
be remembered, however that those
fellows down IN Mexico can get a
lot Of susicnance out Of chill pod
and bean.
%
WOMEN will look like. inverted,
elongated pears when attired In fall
costumes derreed b. European style
makers. But they will sim be called
peaches.
%
ELEVEN debonair young New
Workers are being fined. imprisoned
and otherwise reprimanaed for wink
ing al girls In a department. store.
Evidently got In the wrong depart
ment.
o
A DESERTED house that has
fallen into ruin and a pair OF discard
ed last years susponders arc two 81
the most. pathetic sghts We know Of.
II THIS weather keeps on the cro-
cusses win soon begin % sprout
o.
DANIEL O'BEiLLY. lawyer and
former convict. ls declared 20 have
died as the result OF his imprIson-
ment. This shows the grave danger
Ia sending person 60 Jail
~. d. j,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Melt and cool before using two cup
fuls of crushed Maple sugar To this
add one Cupiul or drained honey and
one and one hl cupfuls buitermilk
or sour milk. inch at sail and "a
scant cupful of s1lt butter. whip To-
cream, then add two well-heaten
Gigs and nour Co make stin batter.
with amy spices Desired. Have ready
three cupfuls of currants, one cupful
sliced Citron, aud one dozen halved
plums dredge .ith nour and fold in,
adding lastly One oupiul of prcserl cd
g0oscberrics tutncr fruit viii do).
Blend well. and bake In paper-llned
pans. one toafpoonfll 81 soda should
bC incorporated u the Hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
8AnLfFIED SPELLING DE-
FE1tRED.

Ator the Missouri ssqte Teachers
assueintion. rs close vote OF COM
par4tifeiy small attendance II tho
meubership, had adopnd resolu-
tion in fnyor % 'slmpiified spellins "
ihe fnatter WIS recsHsiderod. follow
ing recess, and action was post
ponoa Tor another year. Dr. j. n.
Greenwood. no long head of the Kan
sas CITY schoois was The most active
oppeneni Of the resolution and intl-
mated that ne people who do not
knoa how % spen aro the principal
adeQtates % the reform
slmplned spelling is a misnomor.
n might better BE- called complicated
npeiiina fof b produces uncertainty
being as much q sheer work Of meme
ory 10 tho 0ld-fashioned spelling and
ui,Hbut me asa that eiymology rca.
ders under o. Purely phonetic SPELL
ing would BE- simple provided the
speHer were suro ~ his pronuncia~
uoa but fheo Is wide divergence
III pronunciation, a. was 70 frequent
~ illustrated during the session Of
tbs ioathefs Lecturers ~ note ex-
crossed the greaita liberty o. per-
oonai choice "a Pronunciation. la
soms eases e4hlhlt'nr q elTlkins inae-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
CRANBERRY Jelly

Instead of having the cranberry
Jelly In ono large mold for Thankssiv-
ing dinner. mold 10 individually and
arrange the mo'ds pn GLASS dish and
wreath with large raifins soaked In
orange juice ana then cooled or
chop piued dates aE0 mold thom In
TO the Jelly umngos sliced and seed
al and the white skin taken on make
pheasant change. Cranberry sauce
Is changed by the addition Of chopped
cooked prunCs me two navors com
hining deliciously Tor turkey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
MAN FIGHTS
DEPUTY sHERIFFs

Nenorio Jaramllio. who "a totally
blind, WIS today sentenced ~ Justice
Of the Peace Garcia OF purnnca. to
serve thirty days IN the county tail
for being drank and Fighting. Jara-
milo h powerful man and II re-
Qulrcd the united efforts 81 two dcpu-
~ shcriffs 20 take him 10 the county
iar The man has been in court
several times before and only recently
was released by pof;ce Magistrate
Craie oftor he had pleaded guilty ~
f'Hhting on account Of his affllc-
ton The authorities have often been
nj loss 90 find q means of dlspos-
Ing of his cRHe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
SPENCER on TnE JURY SYSTEM.

Il isn't often that defendant IN
court gets mad because nc rs afraid
he viii rot get hanged The attitude
OF Henry spencer. who is about TO be
tried IN Chicago Tor the murder ~
Mrs Allison Rexroat. is 10 say the
least unique. Spencer made Some
comments on the jury system yester-
day that were "A trifie out o. the or
dirpry We shoula under no circum-
stances join with Mr. spencer Ia his
absuc 81 the harricd twelve good men
and tired who are to endure the pri-
walton % hearing his case. But r.
you viii examine his remarks closely
you will find therein the germ of "a
great truth about our fury system.
That's fierce iwry ne mid
Just about nerve enough in the
whole bunch 20 send man 20 rot iu
tho penitent.ary not enough nerve
70 hang him. lts just as hard o. get
Justice whom Justice means hale
inch rope as 81 b. when Justice means
liberty.
Your jury system o. no good Just
as soon as man SAYS he's got an
opinion, out he goes What good ~
"a man without an opinion? A man
must be- fool before you viii con-
slider him"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.


Several ~ ArllOus'f school laws are
models Of simplicity and effectiveness,
according 10 officials OF the L. s.
Burean II Education.
The result OF adequate Industrial
education VIII bo peace, precision.
and prosperity IN Industry; happiness
aud hope 10 our homes" In the Opin-
ion Of Secretary Of Commerce Red
field
Tho people OF Macon county. Illl-
nois. ore planning 90 DO hc"or. by a
memorial volume and IN other ways.
90 the memory Of the late John Train
or father .of the modern country
school"
That thu hundreds OF hculth-tcach-
ing agencies boz tho United States
sdould organize into general body
Tor united and cooperative action rs
the assertion 81 Or h. 81 Drcsslar.
Of the United states Bureau OF Edu-
cation
student Insurance is feature Of
German continuation schools. For
an insurance fec of 10 cents per hulf
year the students in the schools for
builders. fur example. are Insured
against AN accidents that may happen
10 them n the school room or on the
way Ca and from school
when 500 girls between "A and i6
years of age Boz Chicago factories were
asked. "lf your father had good
loh so that he could have afforded 60
keep you in school would you prefer
to stay in school or 80 90 work Inc "a
factory?" 4i2 replied that thcy would
.mlll prefer 90 bo in the factory.
Grand Rapids. Mich. has "a print
INK department ln the junior hinh
school n is FOR three distinct classes
Of students; First the part-timo boy
who attends half day a week with
out loss OF pay from his regular cm-
ploymonti second. the boy who is
there all the time and 81 learning the
trade; third the boy who takes an
hour or two a week 20 find out
whether he wants to follow printing
as a NE work
Tho high cost of swing and related
problems are attacked in series of
home economics lectures az the
Teachers Training college IN Balti-
more. Tho following are few OF
the practical topics considered. what
ls the food requirement for one day
for young woman 2 10 30 years on
age? a study of actual lunches that
can be- prepared for 3 cents and 8
cents. Tho value of pure food How
docs thc sanitation of il'c school ar
feet The health and efficiency ~ The
chNdY How can we az consumers
influence economic and sanitary con-
ditlons hy careful huyingf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

ass H TAXI \ tAAtIItNNtr.
wiz lne 8 s,snpt to pal-
llaie sho p1ssta sglsafal ainss'ns.
alFA iht. uftsIlevabis and revolt
iAa ndlllNn oiaeial erfaiFs IN
san sf eaeniy revealed ~ me
Ygnpr5 % ro uerrarfc sfaveiine
audno complied after several
ren, alauts lahnr a ihe expenno
81 b peopl, 81 lhe siase. throush
lae ssl disintelcslea and ncn-po-
IiAlsal etlres On the part Of the
xrFer cannot refrain from
consmpf 81 thp auditors discovery
that shcwa bs the vafranss. there
were ~ ass,riei ATTORNEYS in san
Msep county n enc first quarter Of
asoa
A. matter 81 lact. Il d stated on
thc b4tt authorily that san Miguel
county d|d not have two district at
ioFnes 81 ihai time. She had only
one. Ana Il does appear that n the
pfpgra ~ such aesrchins and inn
partial inquiry a. the governors
aoidto - presumed 70 have conduct
"a "a Knight haee ascerialned this
fati ~ course Il Is poetlale ihal Of
ficiais tried 20 conceal tho fact from
the ihaalsi1or ana made secret Of
ils but ever al that the trained ln-
vestssnior should hsye bcen able to
ferret Il out There really couldn't
have been two district attorneys
They would have sot all tangled w
with zach other. They would have
been bound 20 interfere with each
other ana get the administration o.
justice an. hailed up. Furthermore
such phenomenon as twin district
attorneys couldn't have transplred
without the fact setting into the
press olapasches and the scientific
masnnlnes
This indicates 20 * MAJ the In
a,isition which resulted In The reve-
iation that an officials ia san Miguel
county are rascais was tsiflo de-
fociiye. some Ok them must have
been double and duplicate rascals.
Can Il DO possible that the govern
or's auditors desire to be strictly inn
partial has led him 20 palliate the (
real situation and make Us believe
some official was only half-rascaig /
Well anyhow. the Las Vegas Optic
says
while We are preparing materials
20 show 10 the public. We want 10
can attention 20 some Of the more
obvious items Of The travelling audi
tors report.
he charges; For the first quarter
ofeI9o7 there appears 20 have been
Two district attorneys for aan Miguel
county according 10 warrants issued
warrsnt No. s.7si. Issued April ].
1907, % = p, Davis Jr.. for $3.50 FOR
salary district attorney first quarter;
and on same date Warrant No. s.7s2
was issued 10 Jose G. Alarcon for
flso Tor district attorney. frs, quar-
ter"
That s. lhe charge The facts are
that there was but one district atsor-
ney, BAR. 3. -. Davis. Jr. and that
Jose q, Alarcou was then probate
Judge; that the ditrict attorney was
entitled % salary 81 $3.50 every
quarter and thar he probate Judge
waa entitled to the same amount
that Nh, Davis received his salary
and tha, mr.. Aiarcon received his for
the first quarter Of 1907. II would
have boen perfeeiiy apparent 10 a
first grade student that there did not
"aeen a be two district attorneys.
Bot shal sheFe was clerical mistake
IN wfltlns the voucher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Lexington, KY Nov. ia.--Aftcr AN
nli nishi session. tho stockholders of
the Burnley Tobacco company adjourn
"a at 9 o'clock This morning for q
few hours rest beforc provocding FUR
Their with tbo cIectlon OF directors
and Officers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Chlcaao. Nov a.. The case Of
Daniei Dnnahoc. moycr and Isaac
Sticfcl. private detective. charged
with conspifnR 90 defanie Clarence
IS Funk. Was given 40 q jury la Judge
PANS cour here this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Ono-half cup uct chopped fine. one
half cup molassos. one-haif cup sugar,
one cup seeded rulslns, one cup milk,
two and ouo-fourth cups Hour two
teaspoons baking powder. Steam two
hours Serve warm wilh any preferred
sauce. -Mothorg Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

one 81 the most serious problems
OF army and navy engineers is the
bending % great guns by their own
weight wire wound guns being the
worst offenders IN this particular.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Whom q comes 20 pure euphony
and piciuresauenoss. there Is always
subtle fascination 10 us In tho
nomenclature OF Miguel coyarrublas
"a Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

For four persons take one egg, one
teaspoon of sult teacup of milk. "a
teacup OF crushed craCklings and
enough white cornmeal To- mako a.
batter. Bake fast In not oven until
the crust Is brown Cracking Is the
crisp residue of fresh pork remain
ing after the fat s tried out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

The international conference on
safety "a; soa" is In proeross ln Lon
don Certainly these 81 room 90 con-
fer on this proposition. safety at
Sea and Safety In tho Mines arc two
consummations roos, doyoutly 20 be
wished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
Cause OF insomnia.

Tho most common cause 81 insom "
mia Is disorders of the stomach and
constipation. Chamberlain Tablets
correct these disorders and enable
you 20 sleep. For sale by all drug
glsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Joseph Hopkinson. tho author of
Hail, Columbia was born in Phil
adolphia li3 years ago today Like
Dixie and The star spanglcd BAN
ner,' Hopkinsou's song was Com-
posed on the spur of the moment
and with little expectation of more
than transient popularity. Tho au-
thor then "a had or seventeen, but boz
after life O famous iurist. was ape
called Co by an actor named Fox Co.
write O patriotic song for benefit
60 boz given Tor Fox at the philadol-
phia theater The United states was
then on the verge ot a war with
France, and Hail. Columbia" was
well suited to arouse the flaming pa-
triotism of the people of the young
nation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

An electrroscopc for detecting the
presence of radium discharges. so
delicate that 30 measures current
strengths as small AZ one ten-trii-
lionth of an ampcro. has been made
in Paris
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Now they have found a peanut
trust In Virginia. n tho graspiug
monopoiists Get hold ~ the peanuts
then We might really just as we'll
throw up our hands ana quit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

indies aud the Panama canal for
three weeks rest after the rigorg %
the campalEn. Mrs Mitchell accom-
nnnlnd him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Following an old custom. most of
the monuments in cemetery ln q
Maine town hear on one side photo
graphs. suitably protected against the
weather. Of the persons buried be-.
meath thcm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

To be a womanly woman and az
fcctionnte wife and devoted mother,
and yet 10 be denounced as every
thing brazen ana bold and unworthy
such was the fate, uncomplalnlng-
Is accepted. OF Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton. American suffragists ere al
ready preparing "a celebration FOR two
years from today November ~. 1915.
70 mark tho centenary Of the birth
.of the famous pioneer Ia the cause
OF woman suffrage Mrs. stanton
was a native Of Johnstown, y. Y. The
first suffrage convention In history
WIS held az her home In Seneca Falls.
y. ", in tSfS. For a quarter OF q
century she annually addressed the
United states congress In advocacy
81 an amendment Go the constitution
establishing the right Of the fair sex
TO the ballot Her husband. Henry
Brewster stanton. was In FUN SYM
pathy with the movement go vaiiantly
champioued by his better half Tie
Was q member of the editorial staff
.of tho Rochester Monroe Telegraph
ana later editor OF the New York
sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

New York, Nov. i2.--iohn purroy
mayor-clcct Of New York.
sailed this afternoon for the West