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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

81. Maar5 uno 1. Mpril obgebalten
neroen miro bon Ger r@biooge=gel=
lo1pitone 8arf Snterltate .&igbpap
Mfiociation," sic eine Observation-Disclosures
bon Gbicogo nod Sem &arfs gut baren
beabiidtigt. Die Stooten SSuinois,
Wisconiin, M%innelota,
n,o @poming, ourd sic Ste Strobe
fiibren io4, meroer bertreten iein, 11rnb
.es beitebt ser 8lon, .1aB ole 6iefe
Stoate,t 1ro9 in 0ielem Sabre .fontI
mie aroglih bon oieier StraBe balten.
Cutter @itp.- Sur Mnregatw
fir 6as Molfereigeidaft: in 1ieiem
Gbeile 5es Stootes bnben sic 8eamteM
ser Belle So1rde @onep: Creamery
Miiociation" 6en &oridlog genuaW.
baB Sic r@oter TIERS Miiociation"
iiH auf genoiienidoftli@er @runo1oge
an sem 8etriebe ser Molferei bethel
Iigen m0ee. 9ie MnQnge lollte fir
Bombs iibernommer dper6en l1uo 5ie
Molferei=@ eiellidnf miirbe iimi Damn
berpTidfe1t, Mildfube fir Die Sc
lamntiumme BON $4,000 a~nautoufen
at1t6 1inter oie 6armer Ser nmgeburtg
GIT leidten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81,
pertbeilen. @ies tpiir6e Sen 3uiam-
mnidluB mebrerer fleiner Moltereien
gu elmer groben bebe1ten.
Siour Sails. = Dte Sranten
Mllion5 fat als eriten Sdritt 5ur So
Jung ser 6roge ser a~rbeitenoen Mab~
den arrangements getroffen fir ben
Mnfaltf zines 8al1plates> auf sem Elm
.&otel fir iolde Mdo6en erridtet eper=
Sen ion, sic iib 5a1r@ Mrbeit ibren
9ebensunterbolt ner6ienen miii1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Ser. Staaten 1nb China.
@aibinatonl "a. Scars.

Nralioent @iljo,1 antr5e an Cont
itog apteber Dor sic Sroge geiteM,
li6 iiber sic @olitif ieiner M0mi1i=
itration geid}aftli6en ltmternebmur=
gen ameritanii6en @apitalii item in
Gbi1m eegeniiber gu aubern, ipe5iea
NIT 8e5iebung auf @abnbaa1ten. g.
@ronion Sea, SET bertralrte &eratber
Or. Suniotiens, bes ebempliger pro-
bil oril9en 8rdii6enten ser @bineit=
ld,em @epubQif, un0 Sefret6r Ser
d,ireiil6em REPRESENTATION, sic I'M
@egriff lit, baen6erttaltie1o Meilen
@eleiie fir Durdgangspertebr legen
3a laiien, botte am Samitag cine slu=
6ien5 beim 8%rdii0enten, in Der er 6ie=
lem 6ie 8l6ne leiner &ommiiito1 aus
einun5eriebte nn6 inn mittbeilte, Bag
o~merifamides @apttal BEL 6em @abn=
balt betbeiligt fem merbe; bel onoers
lag ibm 5aran, gu er1abren, 1T mte
melt sic amerifanii6e &%egier1tng &on=
trofte 51piid)en umerifaniiden &opita=
liIten un6 ser 6ineiiidefr &egierltng
unteritiben 1per6e. Ser Hraiioent er=
flarte finn, er Tonne al1genblidli6 !id
iiber 0ieie Srage 1idt albern, un6 cr=
iudte i'm, eine alsfiibrlihe Gent
idyrift iiber sic 4neelegenbeit ein5u-
,retden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Miuneiuta.

2nperne.- Sobm s.. SSo1oes bat
bier so @uroe ~Seriep=S@peime gu ei=
nem 0aprd19nittspreiie Don $54.31
nerfauft, olio $2928 fir 6as bolbe
&atnoert 8oritentbiere erbolten.
8roiner1. - &ier 1rl6 in Du=
lutb agitieren sic Commercial Clubs
gegem Ole 5u bobe Se1epbonrote, sic
fait 1oppeH 10 groB lit, tpte iene 5tpi=
iden 0n1la1tb u16 Minrreapolis.
SIibia. - @ier 1plr0e nit Ser
Mrbeit nn ser nel1err Stride ser ct.
Mlopiiusz@ emeirp6e b%egonnen.
@aB Safe. ~ 9ur9 einen
Bnanb mnrbe in Dem @abnbogebd1p0oe
ser goo-8abn Elm 5@ooen BON
$1,000 a1rgeridtet.
Me1moo9 Soils. - Sier, lit
ssyuIius @agner lpnter ser @ei4nlSi<
gat11g berboftet mor6en, aus Ger bie=
iigen fatboliiden Stride 5ebn Dol1nrS
gu baben. Sci ieiner 6eitz
nabn1e far6 ntan in ieinen Sai4en
iiiber 500 on &len1ge6, mas berr11=
tber Ia1bt, 6oB er fein Spibbliber<
&anbperf an Der idie6enen Srten be-
trieben but.
Mpro-9afpta.
6nrgo.- SSn elmer bier nbgebal=
4a.o.4 G:4,..4~ Sna RaartanIfittfn2rnfh2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
sdiffbrad)ise serettet.
@eit. GIa.. "a. MGr3.

ep 8e Il, 6Ga., "a. Wear5.
Ser @npftGii1r 0es britii@en Cont
pliers @elionce beri6tete bon San
Seen aus nod Sep 8eit, 6to., 6oB er
lteben Sdiffbriibige, Sfi5iepe n1ao
Mannidaft 5es BON 0ieien berlalie=
men 5doners @enture uu 8o3 ge=
monument babe. Die &enture mmroe
uon ibrer 8elatung an einem 8nrft
81 @rob n0roli9e 8reite atnb IS
Bro6 0ltIide 2Gnge nerlailen. Das
9otlenboot Monpareil mur6e bon Seq
Nelt aus nbgelanot, INN nod oem
Derlaiienen Sdiff gu fuden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
8idtig.

- Muf Settle 2 6ieier 3~eitungsa1ls-
gobe miro ieoem 2eier Ole @elegenbeit
qeboten, ii4 3 5dadteln 2unoins st.
tract fir Mal=aa-8paa gu oeridafen,
wel6es elm neues prddtiges @r6pa.:
rat 1T, unn aus Dem es genoodt 1T,
boben tpegen ibrer edten @igeni@af
ten allgemeinen 8eifa4 gefur,6et. Das
aus sem @rtroct bergeitel1te @etrdnf
lit geluno, fart, oelici0s 1n6 fdaiu-
memo, genau 10 nie ed}tes IMPORTER
tes Mol3bier bon feiner Garbe, alio
Elm nidt gu ibertreffenoes Gnfel-@e>
trarm. Dos grtraet, aus meldem 6as
8ier eemadt miro, beitebt aus tpeiter
pie Dem alerfeiniten Mal5 utto
Sopfen. Seine ausge5eidneten Gigen-
idnften tperben 6lr6 SOS nrtbeil Der
2eute bepieien. 6rnu Dora Miler,
China, Mo., idreibt: Das Mal-5a-
8rau {dmedt fem. Serr Grieori& 81
Hefs6p, 8euingbam, @afb., i4reibt:
Sobe sic 8 @9ahteln Meal-8o'8ran
un6 6ie l1br erbalten uno bin isbr
aufrieoen 0amit; i4 min periude1, es
6ei aIer, meinen Sreuroen einaufiib-
rem. 8enr sic 6ieies 8roouft nod
nidt qenoiien babett, 10 Iaiien sic ii6
0iele @elegenbeit nidt e~ntgeben, ion-
bern l9mei6en eli Den &upon, ben
sic ouf Seite 2 fin6en tperoen, iofort
aug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
ses @erbnrng fir &ebutrg ser 9arb-
nirthihnft in Npr0bnfpta muroe Ser

Ses Nerbnrrog fir Sebl,ng ser 2anb-
apirtNduft in Noro0afota tuur0e Der
@eidluB gefaBt, int &erbite cine
@nnpugre 3l,guniten Ser Biebmait gu
beginnen. Ser 8lan 1T nod nidt
alssgearbeitet, bod iolten in Ben nadt
iteu Monntet 6iesbe8igltde nnteriu=
dlrgen ei1geleitet mer6en.
@iIliHon.- Ser Direftor 6es
bieiigen neutrality-suspicious. bot Don
Dem 5efretGr Ses SSn1tern Mn1paiiung
erbalten, 6aB bas bieiige @epaiie<
rungsproieft in 8etrieb geiebt tper6en
ion obne @iiidiidt 6orauf, OBJ 1000
Mcres 9an6 abge8abf iinb, 1pie Dies
cine friibere eini9rdrten6e @erfii=
gat11H aror0nete.
Mott. ~ Or. @eoman bot Elm
geraumiges @run0itiid eraporben, urt0
mir6 anf 6emie1ben 6ieies Sabr elm
&oipital erri6ten. @ie mdiid,itetr gro
Berem &oipitdler befin6en ii6 5er5eit
in 8ismard uto Ma1r6un, utlo 90 Ole
Nortbern &aeific a,n6 Sic MiQmalfee=
@abn fier etren @reu3ungspl1l1t ba=
Zen, lit Mott BON einem groben Ser
ritorilun leidt gu erreidem lo0aB
0lprd Dr. &a6mann's l1nter11ebmet1
%einern pirfliben &e0iirfniiie &ed=
mung getragen miro.
8ismard - @%ol1perreur Sat-
nh bnt sic 8orlage urteridrieben,
6urb Sic cine umlage bon IS pro
DILL porgeldyrieben miro gum @au
Don Sammelipeidern in Minneiota
l1no @isconiin, pon 6enen aus @etrei=
Sc aus Noro+3afota berfauft mer5en
jon. @s miro oa0ur@ iabrlia eine
Summe Don $4,000 oufgebraGj1
mer6em.
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@emeralitreif in 8elgien.
s. riiiieI, "a. Mar5.

Ser &ongreB Ser belgii6en 4rbei=
terpartei ratifi5ierte om Counting in
8riiilel Sic bonn Matiomalfomite fmr
u~llqenneines Stimmredt auf Sen IA.
Mpra fe1tgeiette @eneralitrettoroer
Oas Nationnlfomite bntte 6iele Sroer
erIollen, neil sic @egierl1trg ii6 ge=
tpeigert bntte, nod Dor ser @abl Die
oringeno perlangte 8abfreform IN
grmGglng au 5ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
SDbere @ebalter fit 9iplomaten.

@aibington,D 9. g., "a. Wfar5.
Nraiioent @ilion bnt nit Mns=
oriiden ..6es gr0Bben @e6olserns Sen
GntidluB oes &oriiBen6en 6es Demo-
frati6en Nationalfomites Mc@ombs
entgegengenomu1en, Sen ibn angelo
tene1r 8otidnterpoiten IN &ariS ab51n~
lebnen. Sn elmer om Somitag berof=
fentlidten @rflarung, in ser ct Serr:t
McGombs' 6dbteteiten unb 8er6ien<
ie preiit, mo9t Ser 8raii6ent oara1f
oapf merfiam, boB ser oip1omotiibe
9ien5t ser Ser. Staater1 a1ttnotbiger=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
&ieienfe1ter.
ct ,oatis %.

ct 2oMis, %. Medir3.
Die Mnloge ser @rontte @itp Cline
& Cement So. in Colt ct. 2ouis,
ST., nurbe Sonntag fritz bur6 Elm
Teater eingeaidert> SOS 6ur6 einert
8likialag entitar1, Der elm 2ager=
baus em5iinoete. Ser @eiammtidda-
sen. miro ouf 100000 gefdaht.
@arrp Sfinner, ein Mngeitelter Ger
Cement : 6irma, tpur6e Bel ser &et=
tung ser Mblieferlmgspagen idtper
Derbrnr1rt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
9as meme fram5. &abinett.
8nris. "a. Mar3.

Haris, "a. Mtar5.
Sean 8art6o1, ser in 6em fiir3lid)
3uriidgetretenen fran3oiiiden @abi-
nett 8rin6 SOS 8ortefelil1e 6es SUI
iti3miniiters batte, ibernnbm ont
Treitog amf griatdyer 8rdiioent &oim=
care sic 8ilSllng 0es tre1ten @abtnetts.
Ser fo11rr1err6e Miniterpraii6ent ber=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Semae rnkluie Mnt-& oblen.

Cine meide @oble fir Cure @anee
ma9t raid 6euer ut6 miro peoer sen
nod sic &odgerafFbe nit &uB BE-
gu taufen bel Ser
Mi6lanb 2nn1ber e Goal So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
sd)ei6umgsseiet petiert.
A1nmnin @nih "a. Mar.

SlDmpia,W afb., "a. Wfnr5.
@%ouberneur Glitter Don @aibingtonr
petierte SOS BON ser StoatslegiSla=
tur nngenomn,ene 5beioungsgelek,
0as poriiebt, oaB o~reiidbrige 9rene
1p1tg bon gbegatten Sic SdRiolmg
Der gbe redtfertigte. Ser @ouoerneur
pertritt sen Stanbpunft, BOP Ole Gle
idei6l,rg eyer eridynert als erleid<
tert mer6en 1olte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Ser st,rm 1lnb letne Opfer.
Ierre& nMte, SSno., "a. Mar5.
8is 10 l1br aber6s tpl1roen in
gerr &alte. sSSno., Z 2etd)en gebor=
gen. l1eber finfsig Gerl omen tplproe1r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
@enn Sbr
8rillem fault


SIT Ser 8reis, ben Sbr oafilr
be5ablt BON meniger Beoeutltttg
ais Ser @ertb, ben lie @ub
Dringen. Dielelben ii1,o tbel1er
5a1 ireenb einem Breiie, men1t
Sic @uren Nu9en ni9t 9e,lm1
anqepo6t iino. @ir 9eben
@nh qerabe Sic Slider, Die Sbr
qebraudt, slt gang annebmbaz
rem Ireiien. SIR babt telttet1
Mugenfebler, ben mir niht aus
fin6ie maben nnb nerbellern
fDnnten, menn 6ies onrb @la=
! ler gu ma6en lit. 8ir 9aranz
tieren iebes Yaar 8riQen oas
mir perfaufen, babin, pap es
@uh ab1plute uufriebenbett 9e=
pdbre1 miro, an6ernfaqS @uer
@elb 5uriideritattet miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Mprb<9afpta.

6orgo.- SSn elmer bier obeebal=
tenen sibunq 0es @ermoltungsratbS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
If CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
Look Mother! ~ Tongue Il Coated,
Ciss'nse Hattie Isowcls With Cali
fornla syrup 0f rigs"

Children love this fruit laxative. p
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels SO nicely
A child simply viii not stop playing
to empty the bowels and the result n.
they become tightly cl0gged with
waste, liver gets sluggish. stomach
sours then your little one becomes
cross. half-slck. feyerish, don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath Is bad.
system fun of cold, has sore throat.
stomaoh-ache or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother See II tongue Is coated, then
give teHspo0nful OF California
syrup of Figs. and In a few hours ala
the constlpated waste, sour bile and
undigestod food passes out ~ the sys-
tenn. and you have we'll playful
child again.
Millions Of mothers give California
syrup Of FIGS because Il h perfectly
harmless; children love u. and 3.
never falls 10 act on the stomach, liver
and bowels
ASA your druggist Tor 50-ceni bot
he Of california syrup of Figs.
which has full directions for babies.
children Of all ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be
ware of commercials sold here. Get
the genuine, made by "Callsornia rfg
syrup Company" Refuse ans other
kind with contempt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
AVIATOR FRANCIS
TO FLY TWICE
EACH DAY
San Francisco Dare Devil, Ac-
companied by Death Defy
ing Partner, Execute Thrill
ing Stunts in Air.

one OF the big entertainment fea-
lures OF the New Mexico state Fair
az Albuquerque. october 6th to nth,
viii be Roy ~ Francis. the intrepid
san Francisco aviator. ana SKY High
Irving" who accompanies him IN his
flights as passenger. Irving does
the Embarrassing stunt Of dropping
from the Hcropianc 90 Francis when
he reaches AN altitude Of 1000 feet
using "a parachute IN which "a make
his p"rlluus descent
Francis and Irving are recognized
as two 90 the most daring birdmcn
who hive te tell the tale" Each Is
devoid of an fear. believing that hi
vine Providence saves them from
death i'm their daredevil stunts.
Francis. Stree he c'oscd his con-
tract with the fair management. mar
rowiy escaped death I'm O. flight over
San Francisco bay when hydro-aer-
opiauc. in which ne was making n
flight with irving suddenly went
wrong and dropped into the ocean
from "a height of several hundred feet
The pontuons held up the flying boat
however ana the blrdmen were res
cued by launch which was follow
ing them across the bay.
Francis and Irving viii mako two
flights each day OF the fair. accord
ing "a the terms of their contract.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
FOR THE
d TEN CENT SHAVE
Missouri Ilarl,cr Has scar Of Twenty
Five Years OF Conflicts for
Cheap S,'rapc.

Richmond. Md, Sept 13.-Tyd
Nicholson. local barber. who b.
famous for many fights Ia keep the
price of shave down TO dime. and
who says he has more scar 49, a re-
suit than Cole Younger could ever
boast. has caused the arrest 80 Wal
ter Mullignn Of this city ON the
charge OF felOnius assault. Nicholson
Says he will have sensational test.
mony 70 explain the numerous bruises
on him. The hearing Is set Tor sep
TENDER ..
The fame of Tyd Nicke.aon has
spread far In this district where the
James boys. Ford brothers and 1911
Anderson lived and we're famous.
there has been no end OF ,arills the
last twenty-five years becnuys ct IN
tormittent and fierce barber wars.
Wounds from pistols. knives and
bricks which Nicholson can slow at
test the vigor Of the contest He
estimates that on an average Of once
year for a quarter of a century he
has had To battle for the cause cf
the dime shave. lie says he has hired
more BARRIERS than any shop In Mis-.
souri,.
the name or his shop "a ''If p
Home of the Ten-Cent shave" NS
the santa Fc passenger train comes
into Richmond the brakeman cries
out. IAN out for The Home OF the
Ten-Cpnt shave The owner has
Ia mania for pictures and mirrors.
Every available inch of space Is cov-
cred with one or the other. Nj.
Nicholson has about three hundred
framed pictures, many Of which hang
In the shop In marshaled COWS. the
pictures overlapping each other To-
get place lately he has shown
more preference for the mirrors and
the ceiling viii De covered with mir
roFs and even The lower panels ~ the
door are to De- glass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
THIRSTY THIEVES IN
SANTA FE SWIPE
BOTTLED BEER
Over Four Hundred Pints Are
Missing from Warehouse Of
Henry Krick as Well as
Much Coyote Water.

two barrels Of Budwelser. contain
ing 2ss pinta. and 100 plnts Of Olor-
ieta ser were stolen Thursday night
from the warehouse of Henry Kriek.
near the Santa Re railway station In
Santa Ne. Thursday WAS circus day
In Santa Ne and the theft OF the H.
quid refreshments occurred, Il II be-
licved. about the time the circus rouat-
abouts were loading their cars after
the evening performance. AIR. krlek
does not accuse the circus men. but
his beer ~ gone. and the sheriff can
find no trace Of u. A barrel 81
Coyote water containing ten dozen
plnts. was also carried of by the
thieves
~ should not care 20 state who ~
suspected said Mr. Erick "An I can
say rs thfu some one broke through
the back window lifted the iron pipe
which held the window down and en-
tered the bottllng works.
"Thc bottled goods were then taken
cat the back door which could be
easily OWNED from Tho inside, and the
only trare lett behind is the barrels
and the packing This packing was
stre,vn along the tracks whore the
circus loaded their animal mehag-
erie"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13

AIsn Ohlcatcd tn 80 nlrl

San Francisco. Sept Earl
Power. professional librarian. was in
Judge Graham's court today looking
for divorce from Frances Power.
Formerly pawer was working for tho
library OF the Mechanics fair. San III
ego and more recently was connected
with the biological survey station al
la Jolla one day as he and his
wife were reading Ia San Diego
street car he SAT gazing az rose
which he himself had given her and
which WAS pinned upon her breast
Tho conductor came along "a good
looking man ns San Diego conduc-
tors are and collected the fare. Mrs
Power engaged In conversation with
the conductor. the husband told the
court. and ended by pinnlng the rose
upon the lapel OF his coat This hurt
Powers feelings very much.
There was another thing which
troubled him lie didn't get the
right kind of things 10 eat. Eggs
was his Wiie's specially In cooking.
he said II was eggs. eggs. always
eggs and never bic Of ham. An
things considered. the Judge came "a
tho conclusion that Power was en-
Titled 90 divorce
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
JOHN RUEB WILL
CARE FOR BIRDS
PERSONALLY
Superintendent Of Poultry
Show at State Fair Assures
Entries Will be Returned in
First Glass Condition.

John Rueb. superintendent Of the
poultry department az the New Mex
leo stale fair 81 bnEiiy engaged III
sending out circular letters and proW+
lam lists 10 bird fanclers throughout
the state. Ia his letters Mr. Rueh
assures personal supervision ui the
birds committed 20 the care of the
department and promises safe return
In first class condition. A number
81 the CUPS donated for the prize
winners In the poultry show are now
on exhibition al Nunn's lewelry store
Those who fail 90 get premium HAT
from Mr. Rueb and who are interest
ed In the poultry show may secure
any desired number of lists by APP
plying either hy mail or In person
10 Manager Frank gtortz, Aibuqner-
que. The circular sent out by SUI
pcriniendent Ruob rs az follows;
The poultry show to be- held In
connection with the Thirty-thlrd An
nual New Mexico state fair al Albu-
querquc this ycnr promises TO excel
anything Of its kind ever held in the
southwest. The large number 90 ole-
giant SPECIAL prizes and trophies Of
fercd In addition 90 the cash prem
iums makes competition In this de-
partment worth while. The adver-
Using TO be derived by the various
breeders who will exhibit In the show
Is also of great value.
Judge e. ". Rhodes. one Of the
most noted poultry judges in the
United states. will preside "a Judge
~ this show and winning under
his signature is evidence that the
best bird has received proper reward
of merit. Prize winners may feel
proud Of the distinction OF carrying
away the blue ribbon.
Birds will be received and cared
for on their arrival by myself. per-
sonally, placed In the exhibition
coops, which we furnish. ana al
birds will be returned promptly al
the close Of the show In first -class
condition with no expense other thar
express transportation.
Under separate cover I am mallinl
you premium list and hope that you
VIII see you way clear to exhibit with
| us some of your valuable birds thi,
year 40 that tho many thousands OF
visitors In attendance at the fair ma,
have an opportunity and the pleasure
of viewing your birds with a blue rib.
bon attached 10 their coop.
II you cannot come In person. yol
need have no fear as 20 the safety OF
the birds, as experienced attendants
VIII be In charge Of your exhibit.
remain. yours very truly.
JOHN RUEB.
Supt. Poultry Dent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
oh. HAYWOOD ASKS
/. TO Be RETIRED;
IS REFUSED
Unanimously Voted at Confer
ence Today That Veteran
Minister Remain in Active
Service as Historian.

A touching scene occurred "a tbs
morning session Of the spanish Miss
sion Conference % the Lead avenue
Methodist church this morning when
Rev. Thomas Harwood, -. D., asked
20 be retired from active service IN
the spanish WORK. The spanish
preachers present. among whom DIT
HarwOOd had % faithfully and effect
lively worked FOR many years. we're
moved 10 tears az they thought oG
their leader retiring. Dr. Harwood's
request was put % vote. Jnanl-
mously Il was voted that the veneer.
able mission worker be retained in
active service az conference historian.
service will be held az The Span
ish church IN Barelas tonight Rev.
y. Costaiea will deliver the address.
feature OF she services IN the a.
y. church this evening viii be the adj
dress OF Dr. r. ~. r. Roberts preal-
dent Of the Las Vegas Normal uni
verslty. Rev. u. g. Farley viii pre-
side.
The spanish Mission Conference to-
day Was led by ieandro Fernandez.
business session featured the morn
ina program.
Last night was the occasion OF a
very pleasant service VI the First NJ.
h. church. The Anniversary services
Of the board Of conference claimants
and OF the Epworth league were held.
Rev $. Alonzo Bright, ID. H.. delivered
the conference claimants address and
Rev n. n. Mills delivered the Ep-
worth league address. Rov. NJ. ..
stockland presided during tho first
service and Rev. n. Van Nnulkcn-
burgh during tho latter service.
The program for tomorrow viii be
as follows. Sunday school. 9.f5 a. M.
1913 a. m. Love Feast, led by Rev,
Thos HAYWOOD. y. D.; ~ a. M. pub
lie worship with sermon by Bishop
Francis j. Mcconnell. d. d., L. +. D.;
3 9. m. Memorials, Rev. Thos Har.
wood. y. y. presiding: 3:30 p. M. an.
niversary Of the board OF foreign mis-.
slops. Rev. r. n. Ycllard presiding
with the address by Rev. =. n. Full
kerson. The anniversary address viii
he on The New orient DR. Fulker,
son spent twenty years In the orient
and was vice consul OF the United
States TO Japan for some years. T:3C
y. m. Rev. II. Van vaulkonburgh
state president Of the Epworth league
will conduct the Fpworth league ser
vice. p. m Bishop Mcconnell Wi
speak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
nlds for nIeh school.

Bids viii be received 10y the Board
uf Education of the City OF Albu-
quorGuc, New Mexico until two
o'clock In the afternoon of Septem-
her 90 1918, ana opened ~ that time
for tho high school building To be
erected Ia Albuquerque. New Mexico,
according To the pans and specifi-
cations prepared by frost and frost,
architects. which are on file al their
office in the Grant building All
bids must be accompanied by "A cor-
titled check OF five per cent, Of tho
contract price az guarantee that tho
contractor viii enter into contract
II awarded To him a deposit Of
Twenty dollars Cs2O) viii be required
for each set of plans and specified
lions, and upon the return Of the
plans and specifications the said
Twenty dollars G20) viii hc paid
back Tho board reserves the right
10 reject any and an bids
r.. W TENANT.
Clerk of Board of Education.