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Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
No,n Snlamo.
BON MOrOs set6tet.
Scouts 6teilnng Del SaalitiI
nieOergtmadlt.

Cine orabtloie 0epeide bon @ri-
a~aoegcueral s. S. Beri6ing, Som,
mon0c1tr oeS 9epartementS Minon.
mas, ent61lt Gin5elbeitcn iiber elm
Sreffen, wcldJes IiH am Moreen oes
30. Sanuar bel 9oelitii 5miihen Mo.
ros unO glbteilungen BON Ebilippi-
uen Scouts uno 9onltablern ereignet
Bat uno in ueld)em 9apitdn q. SIC.
Naup un0 icfs Scouts getotet piir-
oen. Seittnant SO. Gomnseno bon
Dem Scouts Corps, Die 2eutnnntS
@ohrun mo @bitneD pom 4onitob-
ler.GorpS, loiuie neltn5ebn Maun
tpurOen in Dem Srefien periuunoet.
SomnSeno uno Gohrun Iin0 ihper
perpunoet. 0ie 2eid)en Der Gefnnc-
men muroen an Den Argur-@ drrads
'beeroigt.
1urd 9epeIhen, Die Dem 4riegs-
oepartement meitcrbin 5ugegnneen
'Iino, miro bic Nahrid)t beit1tigt, onB
in Dem Sreffen pom %. Snnuar BEL
Saolitii anpitdn =. Mc9taup bet0tet
moroen lit. 0es meiteren miro geiagt,
Die Ieds get0teten Scouts leien Bbili-
pinos gemeien mo Die 3abl DER Der
munoeten lei adt, nidt n%elin3ebu.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Suit . @iaet 0snfmuI

Der gnttpuri fir elm 0enfmal iiir
Moior MrdibalO %. Butt un0 5ran-
els 9. Wliaet, ole beioen @%aibingto-
ner, melfe NIT Der Sitanic I'LL @rln-
De gingerJ lit bon @rGIiocnt Gaft &c.
binigt woroeu, nnhoem ocrieIbe aud
Die @iligung Der Sine IrtS Commit
lion erbalten bat. Ger gnttpmrf, elm
0erf BON Daniel 6. 6rend uro &bo.
mas $1ltings, itelt einen 8runnen
oar, Der aili Der einen Settle ole @e-
itolt cines gebnrnii1ten @itters, Wo-
jor Butt O~oriteleno, ouitpeiit, m6b-
reno Ole anoere Settle elm 8asreIiei,
ole 4iinitc perf0rpernO, seigt unO oIs
Sinnbil0 oeS aiinitlers Miaet &c.
Ondt lit. Der @eoentbrunnen, nell
der altf Der Siioieite oes 8eiBen
@auies aufseltelt miro, miro $4,000
toIten.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
spiritmgisM Ginfnhr.
Der bodite @cridtsbof erflarte Ole
Staotseewalt Oafiir in ibrem @ebiet
fir auitdnoig.

Ia6 eincrGntideiouug, weld)e ons
9MnoeSobergcridt abgab, unterliegett
Spirituolen meIde BON ausmGrtS
nah Den @ereinigten Stnaten irupor-
tiert lperoen, ser ltaatlid)en Yoli5ci-
gewalt cbcnio, ais penn lic ans nnoe-
rem 8uiiOesitaaten eiu9efiibrt porocn
m1ren. SIN Ginfldug nit Dem Stono-
punft, weldeu in oieier 9e5iebung
ons @iIion'ihe Spiritiioiengeid1ft
pom Sabre 1890 einnimmt, erfIGrtc
Der @eribtsbOf cine It1otiide Oroi-
naa5 BON Nctp Orleans fiir redts-
%beltdnoig, mclHe ben @eIhdftsbetrieb
Der 6re0eriG II. @arrp Company nit
ciner Nbaabe belegt bat, 10 peit eS in
Dem &ertani BON importiertcn @ei-
men in Observation-Disclosures BON ie
menigcr ais fiinf @naoncn beltebt.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
gricffnitcm.

s. 8. @ifler.-Go Die ermGbntc
@cieaidaft iel6it argibt, oaB iie oos
Teltament ouerlcqt~ bat, ~ nit an.
oeren Mortcn, DAB Tie ielbit oieS hulo
an Dem @crluit Der llrfnnoc trGgt, 10
Bot lie Sbnen aud allf ibre cigenen
Soften cine begloubiqtc Nbidrift oei
ielben 81 perihoffcn.
StreitfOpfe. Gas 3eituort .er.
mioern" miro in ser 3tpeitcn Sil6e
obnc ~e~ geidrieben, 0a eS ctiuos oo.
gegen geben ooer oagegen ~leiiter, lin
Der &eoe yentgegnen") beoeutet.
MMgMit Nintcr .-@umoert Marf
iino in amerifaniihcn @clOc gIcif)
$685. sc.
SMgO.-Gin Homon fam Iomobl
9idtung mie @obrbeit icin. 2eberpS
lit wenigitens gum Cell bel cen Ditto
ridden &omanen Der 6oa.
Nm OlO &eaOrr. -Sbr iahiiid)er
Snler pom Sabre 1912 lit cine fci.
nesmegS icltcne Miin5c.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
gu luenis Slnnm.
Ger HafetpOitOienit madlt Die @er-
grGfernng sa6lreidsr EOitgebGmOe
nGtig.

lin mebr 9faim 5lt ihaiien fiir
ben Eadetpoitoienit miiilen Aenoer=
ungen an pielen @ebdu0en, in mel
den iib 5llr 3eit EoItdmter befin=
BEN porgenommen merocn, unO Der
Observation-Disclosures Sitbcod bat cine
.geipre6ung iiber Die 8rase init Dem
Decentralization Oes SdaBamtes, benz
9ontomite oes 8oitOepartemalts IL.
Dem mtBcroroentlid)en Yadetpoltfo-
mite angeieBt. @egcnm1rtig lino ia
nclle @ebduOe fir |oItpafete inter
&ontraft. 9ontraftc fir meitere 1913
ioaen abgeihloiien weroen. Die So
item oofiir %bctrngen $5O,000.000. Die
NlGrc fiir ale oieie @eb1iloe iparen
nripriinglib iiir Den iebt bi3u getom-
meneu YofetpoitOieuit nidt berednet.
9ln Den ieBigen 759 &egierungsee-
bGuoen, morin iih EoItamter befiu-
ben, miiiien N%enOerungen porgeuom=
men merOen, INN Den @rforOeriIngen
OeS YafetpoitOienIteS al geniigen. SSn
einigen SGlen muB 0rnno nno 8o-
ben algefauit weroen, Inn @nbauteu
porSlnebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Ger SOdwaReritGnO.
@orauSiagungen oes @etterbnreauS
in @uibington iiir oie Gage bis 5um
s. 3cbrirar.

Bon elmer weIuitliten Grmeiter-
ing oesG ei66rudls beigenloO, Mii.,
abgeieben, lteIte OoS @ctterburcon
Ole ~foleenoen Observation-Disclosures i'm
MifiiIiippi in Nilsii6t: Del Irfanias
Gitu nnl A. 6ebrliar 40 SUB, BEL
@reenbilc am s. 5cbrllar Al Sub;
@idsbnrg g.. nn0 8. Tebruar AS bis
AZ SUB; Giidsnna Der Sodflut Del
9a5oo Gitg aiH Wfftfpoh. Ger @oi-
icritano i'm Ohio Del Gairo, 81,
bIicb ~mpcrGnocrt.
Snfolge Der beitigcn Ncgcngiiiic,
Die lebtbin in ben 0itIifcn Golf nno
iiiontlnntiibcn Stoaten nieocrgcgo1.
gen Iin6, iino @ormmgcn Dor Dem
'Steigen ocs Sodmnhers. ons az err
marten it, nod iencn Gtaateu oilrdD
oas @etterburenu ereanaeu.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
aSuis gIfonlOs gsInd,.

SIN Stoots0cportcmcnt lit man in
ciuaer @crIegenbeit, mas sn tim ici.
lpeRn aOuig gllfonio pom Sponien
feline @biidt nusiiibren, lnO Die Der
cinigtcn Stooten beiudcn ioatc. @s
finoelt ii1 n%irgenos irgeno welde
Goridriften, ipie man bel einem Be
Jude cines @onnrd)en Ueriobren Ioa.
@os Die Sodc nod cridnert, lit, oaB
Der Yr6iioent ben 9cIud niht erpi-
bern tamt, On ole aonititution benz
YrGiioenten uerbietet. oas 9ono ST
berIaIien.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Sitbmus SnubeI.

Nad 3nblenongabeu, Die ourd) oas
itotiiiiidc Bureau n%eroiIentIidt .ipor-
Den limo. reprdieittierte Der 6anoel.
Der wGbreno ocs SabreS 1912 Sipi-
iden Der atIantiiden uno p~ocifiiden
9iiIte Der Der. Staatcn liner Den SSitb.
mus BON Yanamn mo Iebuuntepcr
betrieben wmroe, einen @crt BON 125
Milionen Dollars. Die roidJc 3lmot-
me oieles 9anoelS imterbaI6 Der les-
tel Sabre mad)t eS uad Nniid)t OcS
Currents wnbrideinIidl ooB Derjelbe
nit Der grOffmlMg oes YanamaFa.
nails nod orcBeEen umfaug annab.
men Rira.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Arssntinisu iuia GmeriFanii@s
EdalmetbOOrH e%iniiibrsm.

Scnor Ton AbeIeoo nuo 5enor
Con Gala3o BON Der lniperIitdt So
Ylatn iino BON Der nrgentiuiiden He-
gierung nad) oen |~ereinigten Stao-
ten gci6idt morOen, INN Die SHulme-
tbooen oetlelben Su Itloieren. 2este
@oHe bieltcn lit oielelben in @eib-
ington aili, mo lie Ole ShuIen inipi-
~5ierten uitO i'm Bureau OF goucntion
lid iiber pieleS informiertcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

oesbaIb eiinItig, neil cine idneioigc
ruIien- uno ilapcnfreiunolide Yolitif
in 6ranfrci6 nod immer popular lit.
Saionom bat iib flug suriidgebalten,
Yoincare lit fiir i'm iharf ms 3etg
aeaanaen. Der Greibuno fam 0as
ooourh nngeri6tete llnbeiI ertrogen
er miro oerielbe eewaltige Baftor
bIeiben, mie bisber, luenn EOincnre
ms glDiee aus 6ausberr ein8ieben
miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Tamnmafanal : 3Oafraoe.
@ouD. @iliOm iOa fir Die auibebung
Der @efreiing Der aiiitenfabrt lcin.

Der Wefreiling Der ailltenfdbrt lein.
Ger &oriiBenoc Oes Sallsousihui-
ies fir smii1enltaatliHen Sanoel,
&epr. MOamion bot III elmer offi3iel-
len Grfldrung 6efannt gegcben, bob
sic 9ltfbebung oes @aIius Der Bana-
mafandl-9in, melber Die amerifani-
i9cn &iiitenfabrer non ocn 8analSol-
len befreit, cine Der erIteu 6oroerull-
gen oes Hrdliocnten Milion an oen
@ongreB biloeu miro.
uSefretdr anog erfl1rt ni6t mr.,
iagt @err glOamion, u0aB Die 3oabc-
freiung Der aiiltenfabrer cine %rt
BON Subpention lei, lon0ern err BE-
ipeiit es motematiid. Sd fiirdte. Dab
Sir G0maro @reD onrauf mtportcn
miro, ooB @err &nor oamit cine 9is.
Elimination gegen Die SanoelSibiffc
nnoerer 2dnoer 5ugiebt".
8oriiBer S[oamion ioBt Die 3oabe-
freiung Der aiiitenfabrer ansIdlieB-
lid ais cine Subpention iiir oieielbcn
alli.
Sic SingoS BADEN oerilidt, Dem
@olfc iiber oic mablc geoeutlulg Die
fer Mabrcgel Sano III Die 9lligen 5lt
itrcnen. Die GSrngc, ii6er oercn Be
.antmortlufg irir ms FLAIR meroen
miiiien, lalltet in @irIlidfcit: Soiien
mir INFER cigenes @olf Onrh cine
imgeredtc Discrimination 6~eranben,
inn ben aiiitenfobrer-Irul reid SIT
mn1en?~ SIS m1re toriht lno id1o.
lid. einen Streit nit England Der
nllI3ubeifiuoren, nm Die mmornli-
ide mnO mgerehte @eran6mng uuie.
res S6obnmtes mo Oes Bottles an
@lmIten ipe5ieler Sutereiengruppeu
81 uertciOigen~.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
NOIrr's etraftermiu Oertarst.

@rGfioent Gait bat oen 3udtbnns-
ternin BON ieds Sobren, 81 Incident
@iaiam Noler, Der 9sem 0rlennier
9nnfier. perurteilt mar, melder Der
@ntpcuoung bon 6onos elmer Natio-
nnlbanf iduloig geiproden wuroe, in
eincn Germin BON Is Monaten unl-
gemanoelt. Aoler bat bis iebt elm
Snbr gabgeieiien".
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

Mdodcu SIT f(einer Semitic fiir
aodlcn mo Nunsorbeit. Stein IRA
ihen mno Eldtten. @nter Sobn.
yiah5uirdAcn Apartcment 26 iii The
OctoUio", Columbia mo Guarrn
&onos.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
Sin anS her.
@inpanoeumgs-8i a wieocr beim
Soniereu5 : aomite.

lleber Der nPuen ginmnnoerungs-
Bill ideint elm llniiern al mdIten.
Sect muB oas ltngliidIellee Mad)-
inert nobmals mieoer in ole Son
feren5" suriid, na6Oem oas Meprd-
Ientantenhaus sum 5peiten Mnle Den
4oniereuSberi1t nit mebriiinoigen
&eOeu onrbgefubrlDerft bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01

@eid1ftSIeute, mcldlc re-
an6eiocn, itcncn lid icI5lt
oaS bette 3euguiS ans. Gas 4ilbli.
finn wenOet oenicnioen @eId6its.
leilten nit @orIicbc cine amaOIdait
5m, Welhe ibren Nnmeu ltctS Dor
aIler ausen baden.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-01
XANDER & PLUGGE,
1877 Giebenfe efraEr. =. q1.

HWHt CNUtHIt SIFuHts y. 70.
@ye WbiSiiss, $l.25 bic @allcns; l0e sas
Guarl unb aufipirts. 9slenotrs SmperiaI
Sabre att So bic @ancne. 75e eas Quar-.
OH Reliable. 8 ;. alt, $4 tic SAL ST ). On.
Wuisn alien Bourbon DAFT y. Scctt WbisFsp.
California Sbeuies, 81 bic ojaa.. Doc bas Gu.
$3.50 bic Wna.. soc oas Su. Seine impertisss
Sbsrry cer pcrtr s:ue$2 bic Sat-, 6Oe i. Gu.
que SprteA SranOies. Mums nnD @ims.
Cali. uMo imp. &lartls, iprie sicent prsIuna,
NRf ScFtm WeibRsint uup Rheinwsius.
|sEIsIiAe sur wstiRganB 81: asstB 759.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

London. Jan. 3i.--A resolution cali
ing for an eight hour day for al
classes Of Workmvu and work. women
vas adopted today by thc trades
unIun congress. ar which more than
.ouu.noU british wage c1rncrs we're
represented Notices are To- bc hsud-
,u va March tu tlsus, employers rec
tu,iug tu, demand ana an contracts
with them viii he terminated Muy 1
when the men vii walk out
The agitation rot az eight hour day
without AN, overtime has bccu ia
progress for some time, under the
uurpiccs of the parliamentary COM
mittec OF toe trades union congress.
Tho miners alrcad, have an cigh,
hour day fixed hy law but outside OF
London nearly an wOrkmCn have
longer hours Of labor This has caus-
cd removal ~ shiphuildiuF and other
works from tho south OF England to
no, north anu to y ouand.
Vigorous campaign Tor The -ct-
tlomcnt IT the meu's'demands 10y con.
uiiions tctN,cn employers ana vera.
men II 20 be carried out aud Steps are
tu 30 taken iu nriug I've whole force
az tho organized Norkmcu 90 bear
Uruu su trade which has definitely
refused 90 come 10 terms.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TEXAS OFFICIALS
FAIL TO GET
De BONA
Escaped Convict Must Remain
in State Until Grand Jury
Has Opportunity to Indict,
Says Court.

Frank De Roma, arrested In Bolen
early Monday morning by Special Of
ficcr Gardner. ON a charge OF burglary,
later admitting that no had robbed
thu huFcill second hand store here
sunday afternoon. viii romaln IN the
Hernallllo county iail indefinitely,
Texas officials today made an EFFORT
to have De Bona turned over To them.
hc being an escaped convict from tho
Huntsville poultentlary. with two aud
a hall years yet to serve. DE Bona
was bound over Ia the grand jury yes
tcrday afternoon In the sum of $3.50.
Judge Ruynulds today held, when re-
pucst was made for De Bons's re-
lease 10 the Texas officers that while
the request under other circumstances
should bc granted. the fact that De
nonu had been bound owed made Il
NECESSARY fo rihc grand jury 10 pass
"a the matter oi iudicting or not in
dieting him, after which he may be
turned uycr to Texas.
J. y. Cunningham special officer of
the Hunis,ill" prison, came To- Alhu-
uucrauc ~ uct Dc Bona.
John Kelly he H1na's pal pleaded
guilty yesterday to having stolen
property ~ his possession aud was
sent to iuil Tor three month";.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
De BACA NOT TO GO
TO REFORMETORY
At PRESENT
Judge Reynolds Believes Las
Vegas Boy Entitled to An.
other Chance; Suspended
Sentence Is Given.

Notwithstanding TINT his father.
lieutenant Governor r.. e. DE Bncg,
had requested Huch section. Judge
Ralnulds IN ia" district court today
declined to send uUrntiu e.. De Baca,
~ years Did. 10 the Springer rcforma-
tory. The court sentenced the hoy To
serve siX months 40 Springer. sus-
pending sentence during good has
hatior. District Attorney Manuel 4.
Vigt presented tu the court letter
from the lieutenant governor in which
that official declared his boy incurri-
gthlc; that h. would not obey hls
mother and that he. the lieutenant
governor. was too much occupied with
nuaiis uf state Co look attct the lad.
DE- llaCa WIS arrested here ten days
ago Tor tr,spussiur On a." Sauiu Fc
railway lio arrived here after q
strenuous trip from his home In Las
Vegas iloiutiu viii bee held ~ Iuil
her" until his relatives come after
him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
ROSWELL WOMEN
NAME DELEGATES J
Prominent Ladies viii Come
to Albuquerque in March
to Attend Meeting of State
Club Federation.

Roswell. n. ~, Jan. si.---Delesatas
were chosen at the regular meeting 0f
the WOman's club held a. the Carnegie
library assembly room yesterday ar
ternoon 10 represent the local club a.
the state meeting 10 be- held w Albu-
qucruuc the latter part ~ March.
Following are the delegates chosen,
Mrs W. a. Johnson. president ~
the local club: Mrs } 81. Peacock and
Mrs. w e, Reid. Alternatcs. Mrs.
81. X Williams. AIRS. Grace y. Hear
and Mrs. Anna .. Hagerman.
The mcrtlnR yesterday was largely
attended AIRS. q. W. stevens. a char
ter member OF the club. when u was
nrst organized IN 1895. reviewed the
work and history 'of the club 20 the
present date when II nov stands as the
most powerful woman's organization
Within the city. having lnemhership
VI over 900.
Mrs stevens told that the flrat
thought 81 having u local club Was
started by Mre. r. a. Elliott. Mrs. q.
y. Hamilton, Miss Eaton and herself.
on Memorial day. From this origin
ated what n nov the WOnan's club ~
Roswell Mlss Eaton has passed 20
the great beyond. She ana Airs. !. A.
Elliot are nov the only two active
members Of the oriEnators.
Mrs NJ s. williams handled beau-
TRULY a paper on Missouri" her na-
tive sittc. said President Mrs 81. A..
JoI,uEon when she had finished 4
fela like you we're taking about Texas
All through the paper-you made US
All wish We had lived In Missouri"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
SMUDGE LAMBS ON
THE PECOS
Missourians Demonstrate That
Landing in New Mexico in
January Is Easy If You
Know How.


Roswell, N. NJ, Jan. 9t.--That
sheep can be LANDED IN January and
through ono of the hardest seasons
on record. has just been proven by
Motley Maddox and Tom Armstrong;
formerly shelby county. Missouri tar
mcrt but who now have a large sheep
ranch and alfalfa farm. the sheep
ranch bcing Just east of the river
from Dexter.
They have Just finished lambins
coo. aud their loss was practically
nothing Out Of tho first 400 thcS
lost twenty-five lambs. aud this Wa
due to not being familiar with haud'
ling them. out Of the next SOC thsl
lost three lambs. bu, gained IN IN,
800 lamh1 forty-nve twins. They
have yet 500 10 lamb.
Their system is simple Thc'
built q harm GsxaG feet. and during
the cold nights "smudgc' the lambs
that Is. they drive them into the Ia
dlviduul stalls TOR the mother aud tn.
little one. and heat the barn to .
certain degree of temperature.
Two men are necessary 10 watct
the hmbinE, Tho men 90 cut ever,
fifteen minutes to sec " Young Que
have been born ~ there has been
they are brought into the barn ans
kept warm. A corral II near the bare
where the sheep are kept during th'
lanbing season. After they are thre'
or four days old the mother ans
lambs are Put on alfalfa stubblc. au,
kept 100 In the herd. Mexican q
watch over them. They VIII be- shin
ped 10 the markets IN 500 lots. Mad
dos a Armstrong claim that they ds
better. After they become scVera
dayY Old thcy are put IN 900 herds.
These lambs are for Easter dcllN
cry Aud the first time IN the histor'
of the valley this has been trie,
on an extensive scale.
pld sheep men laughed ut the Mis-
souri farmers when they gave u otl
that thoy would try this scheme
claiming u could not bc handled viii
any degree of profit
Maddox and Armstrong think the
Win net tsc FOR tho Easter delivery
The breed " mixturc ~ the Mis-
t"urI Shropshire buck Ia the nativ'
: ewes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

t.us Angeles, cat Jan "a AFTER
eleven DAYS d',utcd to procuring u
Jury. th. second trial uf tmrcuc, :.
Dnrrow, former counsel for tho Nc
Numara brothers, on % jury bribery
charge growing ont ot the famous
dynamite .lrial nnally got under WpN
today.
barrow is alleged to have hrihcd
Robert lIain, sworn Juror IN The
Mcnamara rasr, through tn" iustru-
mentality of Bert Franklin. who Nas
q detective for tho Mcnamara defense
AMI later 1rvdur the chirt Witness
against Darruv in his nrst trial on
GA, charge nf having tried tu hribc
George Lockwood, "a M,Namurs We
uiTcmau. uain confessed tu having
taken brihc FROM franklin soon
after the sudden and sensations
clos, of thu McNanura trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
BOOSTERS AT WATROUS
HAVE COMMERCIAL CLUB

Nairuus. y. 81, Jan. "a WatrouH
men have organized the watruus
Commercial aud Athletic club. an or
ganization which VIII have for ~
purpose the huostlng Of the city ahd
VIII NJ times provide entertainment
for tn people ut the community The
combining at thu athletic feature with
ihn commercial work doubtless viii
prove successful The club intends
to iit NJ comfortable quarters, Mady
oi the prominent citizens of Watrous
ana vicinity are members Of the
club. Tho Officers are. a. j. Thult.
president. l., J. Hand. Vice president;
br l.. ~ Thompson, secretary. J, g..
Cullor. assistant secretary: J. y. Tip
ton, treasurer, u. -. Reinkcn. assist
ant treasurer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
INDIGESTION
AND
RHEUMATISM
People With Good Digestion
Do Not Have Rheu-
matisIn.

The blood Ia the product Of diges.
ton. Whatever sort 81 food IL di-
rested In the stomach Ia absorbed into
tho blood n tho blood IL badly d.
gcstcd thus IL also absorbed into tho
blood. ~ tie food soura IN the stoin-
ach before digestion or during digcs-
tion, the acids are absorbed into the
blood.
These acids In tho blood produce a
condition known az rheumatism. The
acids are liable TO produce microscopic
crystals These crystals are deposited
In the ugamcnts and cnrtlluges, caus-
ing rheumatism OF the joints Some
times In the bones. producing periodic
pains every limo q storm approaches.
sometimes IN the muscles. producing
lumbago. stlfr neck. myalgla, and mus
cular rheumatism generally.
Pc.u.na Correcta Digestion.
The reason that po-ru-na relieves
such cases u Is easy 60 understand. Pc
runa cOrrccts digestion Pe-ru-na
corrocts digestion partly by hurrying
a. pc-ru.na does not furnish any
artificial digcstant it simply assists
nature IN doing Us own digesting.
III NiiNN WY hWf NhNNN' - "
tiun are more normal Tho blood n
not Allied with imperfcclly digestod
food 80 acids accumulate In the
stomach while pc-ru-na II being
aiken. Thus rheumatism is prevented.
o. h. "a great deal better to prevent
10 disease than to try 10 cure a. Bu,
oven after rheumatism mas begun the
you'd ton that caused u ought 4" he
removed " possible.
t.o,-i digestion Stops Itheumattsni.
III" Hrsi THUS ,u ~" g. 10 secure
good digestion. then " u IL necessary
specific medicines for rheumatism
may D. mkcu. Uut Wt.i the digcs-
/ Ton De- made perfect u is Of little 81
mo- us, 10 take incidence Tor Theu'
matism To produce good dig"Suon
po.ru-uu should bo taken.
| Pc-ru-ua. Mnn-u-lin and t1.cu-pa
manufactured by the Pc-ru.no COM
uany. columbus, Ohi" Sold at alI
drug stores.
ASK ,our druggist for free Pcrun"
| Almanac Tot 1918
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

chicago, Jan 90 The Jurisdi,ti"n.
al war b'tV',H rNll associations -
chicago pnWh,rF Ind 9i'dmn't'ra.
which has been IN Tor gtn'rlt,vn ~
over. n was learned today
The trouble. which began seven
teen years agu, has been marked hN
numerous dsaHultr. riots shuutinr'
ana murders
Now u ~ learned mat the St'diu
uttors' Protective association haH ,ot
cd tu umalgamaty Win IN, United
Association uf Plumbers, Gdshu'ra,
Stramnttcrs aud S,vnmnit,rs' Help
VrH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

NEW SHOE COMPANY
INCORPORATED TO DO
BUSINESS AT RATION

santa pc. y. N. Jan. 3t.--ArticiCs
OF Incorporation have DCCn iilcd IA
tho offices ot the state corporation
commission by the Montgomery john
con Shoe anu Clothing company at
Raton naming I'ranK a. Montg
as statutory agent. The company 20
capitalized at $4,000. divided into 10
sharsv. Th, stOckuuldcr8 are frank
A. Montgomery. ut RATION. 30 shares.
Arthur T.. Johnson. ut Ration. 80
shares, \ e. Fowler. OF Canon CiIy.
COLO. 90 shares. WINS a. Watson. OF
canon Guy, 80 shares. irwin Il. stock
,on, ur canon city. 20 shares.
MR,,r Applications.
The following water dpplCdiiuus
were hlcd In TIE oiico OF the state GU
giuver
40 $50. James a Chittick, OF Dem
ing. tot GO second feet, TO irrigatr $50
acres by direct diversion, special
draw.
so. 13l. power application by e.. NJ.
Lang OF Suit LaHe city, for 100 sec
Und feet from the RiO GTande ~ de-
Nclop 1868 hors, power
40. 49,. Helen q. Heath. of DEM
ing, 30 second feet, from Three q.
Draw 90 iTrigatc liiO acres Dy direct
diversion.
IlcNcnue Office Al Right.
The Internal revenue office oi sam
a. be is "a splendid shape. linus do
clirod captain Atkinson, revenue
agent un accounts Who Has been here
from Washington. -. g.. checking up
The Iocal office of which Manuel -.
bt'ru b. collector
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
How cnue OiliCn Al ItIghl.
''RAGGING" QUESTION
WORRYING HOSE
COMPANY AT VEGAS

Las Vegas. y, NJ. Jan. 3i--Leaderg
in everything they undertake.. the y.
Romero Hose company mum0crs arc
nov tatying the lead ia the Tagging
question and their dance committee
which has charge of the grand mas
querado ball 10 be- given ON February
-, IN considering whether 90 not ~
allow the "raggors' TO cut loose al tho
hall with their turkey truts," GRID.
ally bears chicken Hips" horse
trots,' etc. several OF the committee
are entirely opposed 10 Raging "a
any form, but the more liberal mem
bers believe there Is such a thinE as
dignihcd "ragging" ANA the more mod.
flied OF the rags" such as the Tango.
the grapevine and the one-step. which
in reality IN no more than respectable
turkey trOts ar such a thing IL pos
slble) may be permitted az the ball.