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The evening world., 1913-01-20
.lURED INTO HOTEL
BY Correspondent,
IS HUBBY'SD DEFENSE
Wife's Gentleman Friend"
Responsible, and He Innocent
Party, He Declares.

That he was lurcd into q trap by his
wife's gentleman friend" 20 that he
m1Ght be found In a position which
would warrant her obtaining . divorce.
10 the answer made 70 Mrs. Ethel
Roehn'e divorce suit against Ernest
". Roehn. begun to-day before Justice
Mccall and jury in the Supreme
Court. The husband's charges them
with allegations Of intrigue. back OF
which. he alleges. was Arthur J. Nc
scrlsy. also known a. Arthur Dss-
row"
In HE ansver. Roehm, who u An
electrical contractor IN the Bronx.
nsu,sd Mcsorley ~ correspondent The
name OF the other woman" In Mrs.
s,oehn's suit 10 not disciossd. Roehn
Insists he Sun loves his wife. but as.
ssrts shc wishes their marriage dis
solved % that she may wed Mosorley.
. contracting plumber. with whom. he
swears. abe 10 infatuated.
Roehn's lawyer. I. N. Jacobson, Nd
nitte'i Roehn and two women were
discovered In a room In the Park
Hotel on the night Of July ~. 1914, by
Mrs. Roehp and Q detective, but he
declares McSoriey was also . member
Of the party ana had Induced him to
NO 10 the hotel. The lawyer asserted
he would prove Roehn was let into
the hotel under q scheme devised for
the Expressed purpose Of putting Mrs.
Roehn In = position to sue for q d..
vorcs." He denied Roehn had violate
his marriage vows then or at any other
time.
The lawyer told Of an incident last
summer when Roshn went to Sullivan
County. accompanied by his father.
After Roshn departed Mrs Roshn me,
Mrs. Scully. a friend. and told her. !:
Is alleged. that she was EoinG on IN
auto trip for two or three days with
Mr.. Desrow' and was afterward going
10 Sullivan County 70 meet her husbs nd
In 'Desrow's" car.
Mr.. Rochn went 10 Sullivan County
with Mrs. scuily. stayed two days and
started for New York In "Desrow's
car. because II was too lonesome, E
Roehn alleges. Instead Of going to New
York the party drove to Delaware wate,
Gap. II was charged. Mira. Sculiy ief,
the party there and Mrs. Roshn and
''Dcrow." according to the lawyer. 70.
NAMED over night.
On his return to New York. "pes
row" invited Roshn to take Q ride AM
requested that ne leave the wome;
fc&s out" They went TO the German
Village on West Fortieth street AL,
there met two women. According tc
Jacobson. "Desrow" piled Roehn with
drinks. When Roshn was AL in." u
hs states. the party of four went 20 the
hotel. whore ''Desrow'' signed himsei
and wife" Roehn refused to resis.
ter and was told he could not have a
drink unless he did %. 'pesrow." hs
swsars. took his arm and helped hin
scrawi something on the register which
rsSemoled wife Then the four re,
tired to rooms and were found there b!
MV. Roehn and Q friend.
The evening world., 1913-01-20
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY.
'Pape's Diapepsin" Cures
Heartburn, Gas, Sour
ness and Indigestion
in five minutes.

Sour. sassy, upset stomach. indiges-
ton. heartburn. dyspepsia: when the
food you eat fcrments into gases and
stubborn lumps: your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable. that's when
you realise the magic in Papc's Diapep-
in. II makes such misery vanish in
II your stomach is in . continuous re-
volt-ii you can't get Il regulated. please.
for your sake. try Diapepsin. It's so
needless 10 have . bad stomsch-make
your next meal fsvorite meal. then take
= little Diapepsin. There will not be any
distress without fear. It's because
Psps's Diapepsin REALLY does" regulate
weak. out-of.order stomachs that gives II
it, millions Of sales annually.
Get . large. iifty-cent case Of Pope
Diapepsin from any drug store. II 10 the
quickest. surest stomach relief and cure
known. II acts almost like masic--it 10
q scientific. harmless and pleasant pre-
Parstion which truly belongs In every
home.
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Pextumery Specials
For Tuesday & Wednesday

Witt Colas Soaps-box Of 8 cakes. Value 75c.. s5c
Witz Colas Soaps-box OF cakes. Value 81. SOC
Imported Italian Castle Soap
box Of le pcs. Value Csc. . Acc
DAngelo CASTLE Sosp-box OF IL cks. Value Soc $50
Caracalla Bath Soap-box Of cakes. Value Csc. tic
Vernes Face Powder. ............. 45c Size l8c
Coryopss Talcum Powder. csc Sizc. :. l5c
Eleto Cologne wicker bottles) SOC Size. Csc
Thegu Dentifrce. ...........,,...4 sc Size. l5c
Creme Eleto. Observation-Disclosures. 50c Size. csc
Sanitol Tooth Paste or Powder csc Size. lee
Odol Mouth Wash soc Size =. csc
Violet Perfumed Ammonia. ........ l5c Size Zoe
Transparent Handle Tooth Brushes. CSC Size. l5c
Peroxide. ........................s 5c Size loo
Ivory Grain
la pieces, with initial and band Of Egold;
value sal.O 90; $500
pieces with initial OF Elgod; value $500; $1,000
3 pieces with initial OF Elgold; value $500; $S95
Iokalon Specialize,
Creme Tokalon Violet ToletWater Complexion Powder
BOX OF three, $l.O0-Value $l.75
Broadway \ Goth ST.. 9Th Ave: 10th St.
The evening world., 1913-01-20
FHCNED INSANITY
AND FOOLED DOCTORS
TO DODGE JAIL Term
One-Legged Man Admits De-
cep,ion That Tricked a
Dozen Alienists.

with a broad grin on hi. face, Harry
r,ov,or o,,.,.~,e, p,..ry ,o,ha,.
a., ,-,.,.. -, IL, a.. -, =,
' '' :" Wv
"eherhi Sessions 'na' ne i""eo h''i u
dozen aiionlsts Into declaring him IN
sane last fan. lie kept up the deep
ton for time IN Manhattan state
Hospital. nut grew careless md the
doctors there drew confession from
him
Trayior was arrested last August for
as.,-ov,c~ An. u,cdow. ana ypos, NJ m.
.,....r. in poc,.,v ,,,oon because
,,. -, -
'he propr'eoor IN" rc'""co MN nv
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Wan, Ala A.aiust Rrigands.

ST. PETDRSBURG. Jan. ?o-The
United states Consul at Hardin. Man
churia, and the German Consul have
made representations to their Ministers
In Pcking calling attention to the neccs-
slty OF protecting trade In Manchur!a
against the increasing brlgan9axe there.
according TO . despatch to the Novoe
Vrrmya, The BOurse Committee of
Iiarb.n at the same time made similar
reproscnt ations to the Russian Minister
- pskIng.
The evening world., 1913-01-20

pat" MCDONALD
Pat" McDonald. the big New YORK
policeman who won the Is ID. shot put,
best hand" At the Olympic Games last
summer. sayb:
~ bitsfHi of Tuxedo for miss.
rs the bssf tobacco eper. I ae-
Haiiy feel stronger after smoke
session wttA Tuxedo. )"
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Special Sale of FEELINGS

Fanny and Plain Mesh Feelings
1000 yards. in white, nagpie. navy,
brown and black. }
Value 25c; per yard
Shetland Finish VeiH
so dozen. in white and black =,
mill ends. SO
Values to 65c; each
The evening world., 1913-01-20
STORM TIES UP CHICAGO.
Sweet Traffic BADLY Hampesed b,
Heavy Fail Of sasw.

CHICAGO. Jan. "a heavy snow
storm greatly impeded trafAc In this
city to-day. With trolley wires and
third rails coated with snow and slset.
street cars barely more than crawled
over their routes. and thousands Of
persons were late In reporting ut their
various tasks. Telegraph wires were
affected. although not demoralised.
The evening world., 1913-01-20

All Angels Church. 40. 25i West
Eighteenth street. lie will discuss the
Board ~ Sanitary Control. which has
done much to improve conditions among
factories In this city
The evening world., 1913-01-20

DR.. oskowits 10 speak.
DR.. Henry Mo~kowitz, social worker
and leader Of Madison House. will de-
liver an address next Thursday night
at $50 o'clock In the Parish House OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
BOY REFUSES TO
NAME PARENTS
Eighteen Year Old Youth,
Caught Under Wheels al
Thoreau, Dies Without Re
vealing His Identity,

Gallup. ~ NJ. April : Edward
Keys. a youth aho fcn beneath thc
wheels 0f moving train 80 "hore u
last Thursday and was brought 90
this place and cared for - the c1m-
~ hospital died FRIDAY afternoon a.
! O'clock From al appearances fry
lad was not more than IS years of
age
ilc was stealing ride Oh "a trHigut
train 90 the time tho accidcni oc-
CURED. Nothing could be learned
from the boy a. 90 the wheIe1ppu's
of parents or relatives Whether or
not he was too badly injured fo raa,-
izc his condition or wished to keep
the affair a secret from his people
could not b, determined. The DO iy
vns hcid at the Bcddow undertaking
establishment until Monday and in
the meantime an effort was made 20
locutc his home ur parents The roe
mains were Inferred iu the local gem
etery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
TWENTY TRUE BILLS
REPORTED BY COLFAX
COUNTY GRAND JURY

Ration y A.. Apri 1- After q
busy four DAYS session the grand
jury reported twenty indictments aud
six NO true biiis the sessions WORE
busy ones and Wcre greatly expedited
hy the cooperative efforts Of Dis
trict Attorney Hcmlcy whose prcpar-
alton OF a large amount Of bM'ncs 81
brought before the grand jury allowed
the Performance OF the work in Ji-
most record time
Among Tho indictments brought
and tho time set Tor trial wer3 he
following:
state ~. PHILIPPE Flores. burgnrlv.
Monday, Salvador Martinez burglar
49, Monday: carl Thorne, assault VIII
81 deadly weapon. Vicente e.. De Baca.
forgery pleaded guilty. Louis Bench,
assault with O. deadly weapon.
Juan Montoyu assault with deadly
weapon. Friday Audrcs Serrauo.
murder Friday, George Nichar"llL
murder. George Julian larceny ot
horse
Tho ease of the state ys Gio.ln
pelacci. charged with murder. b. get
for Wednesday
The past four days Of the Sc X
have been taken up bl the court vf-h
the hearing cf arguments ana tc-t-
mony in the municipal building a-
junction suit which. II vps anticipate
would be brought tu q close az lgt'
hour this evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
Joy RIDE ENDS IN
DISASTROUS
ACCIDENT
One Victim Has Ear Torn of
Another Breaks Arm in Two
Places, Another Injured In
ternally and Fourth Goes
Through Windshield.

winslow, Aria. April quite a
serious accident which might have
resulted fatully four citizens hap
pencd "Wednesday Afternoon when
Mersrs. Lee stayton ! A. Williams.
John Fleming and Harvey Powell
we're ON their way the trading Uost
Ia the inttcr's auto. The gentlem IA
were cut on pleasure ride and we're
going along smoothly when al az
once the car upset. pitching the men
about twenty or thirty feet from the
car.
MIR Fleming was the first 10 arise
after the fan and realized Immediately
that his three companions were to-
tally disabled. Mr. stayton with IBIS
8rin broken la two places ana MS iCtt
ear literally severed from his head.
Mr., Williams with his face laccrated
by being thrown through the wind
shield OF the auto. and Mr. Powell
about thirty feet nom the ear. badly
bruised ana internally injured, The
ear is "a total wreck
Mr. Fleming Immediately made his
way to the trading post and SUM
moned help from there and prs. Buxeil
and Hathaway, in the AUTOS 80 Mcssrs.
l<iddo ana kaufman, went 90 the ass
slstuncc of thu injured men. An the
men are able to he about eXceptlus
MIR. Powell who win not he able IA
leave his bed for o. few days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
IF SHE GIVES 40-ACRE
SITE SILVER CITY CAN
LAND SANAT0RIUM

SILVER CITY Aprii i.--if -ec coudl-
tiun b. complied with aud IL can be-
met without any great trouble, silver
city can have the new National
Methodist snnatorium for tubcrculous
patients. Rev NJ o. Stockland, pas
tor of the NJ. b. church ct this rity.
who has been working hard on ibis
proposition for the lawi six months,
received word during the last wsek
from high church officials that tho
matter OF the location at the new IN
stitution would bc left partially ln his
hands and that of his local commit
tee. consisting of prominent people in
this city The only condition ~ The
donation Of e suitable site, consisting
of not less than forty acres. near
town.
The Methodist church purposes es-
tabllshing sauutorium for tuberru-
louE patients ut some point in tho
southwest under the supervision oft
the Dcnconess Association Of the Wo'
mans Home Missionary society Win
headquarters in Cincinnati. ohio TN
society raised over million doilnr'
last year and every cent was used u'
benevolent work OF various kinds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
SAM TRULY USED
MAXIM SILENCER
ON HIS RIFLE
Trial Resulting in Acquittal
Of Ike Cox ct al Brings Out
Sensational Evidence in the
Northwest.
DEFENDANT NEVER
HUNTING FOR TROUBLE

Aztec. \ 81. March 2s.-The jury
IN the cusr of Ike Cox John Graves
and Jesse Carmon after celebrating
abOlt two hours. returned u verdict uf
acqul,iaL The verde, meets the APP
provai OF the people Of this section
generally
Ike Cox, the chief defendant was
placed on the stand in his own be-
bali and told wildly Of the many
prosecutions that he and other sacep
men had borne al the hands OF the
Trubgs, one the day OF the killlns
OF sam TRULY the defendant to-
gether with John Graves and Jesse
Cannon. had met Dave and sam
Truoy. Paul Rowe and John McCol-
lom in the Cottonwood canon Al
parties we're armed. and although no
shooting was done az this time, yet
rifles were drawn. The Cox party.
80 they claim. then made detour
80 ayuld the Truhys and IN doing so
took to the top OF the high ridges al
that section ~ country in order HAT
they might not hc ambushcd While
riding along ridge 90 reach home,
sam Traby aud McCoiom suddenly
rode into view TRULY at once rais-
Cd his rifle. says COX, but before he
could shoot Cox had raised his own
gun aud nrcd twice. TRULY fell from
his horse. McCollum raced his horse
for "a clump OF trees. bat Graves shot
and hi him before he could reach
safety Both McCollum and TRULY
Carried guns Fearing the other meme
hers OF the TRULY party might be In
hiding. Cox, Graves and Cannon hur.
rled away and rode homo.
Testimony Of the prosecution was
badly muddled oy Attorney Russell OF
the defense. the main witness. Nc
cotton. making statements on the
witness stand that the attorney dis
proved by his own afiidayIts. Cox un-
derwent q grueiline cross-examination
by District Attorney Lane. but hlH
story and that OF Graves and Carmen
were not changed In any important
particular
IN the closing hours of the case.
the defense brought out witnesses Co
prove that sam TRULY carried "a MaXlm
silencer on his rliie and the ride Itself
bore evidences OF being threaded near
the mnzzle for such an instrument.
This and other evidence made Il clear
30 the Jury that tho Trubys woro bent
on The death OF the defendants by
any means ia their power. The tcs-
tlmony of tho leading citizens Of this
section as o. tho previous good char
acter OF the three defendants unduuht-
eddy had much 10 do with creating "a
favorable impression on the jury Evi-
aonce also showed that Tor the past
eight years when many troubles came
up between the Trunys ana the Cox
faction over sheep aud cattle, Ike
COX invariably tried TO avoid trouble
ana keep away from IL until the Tru-
hiss forced q on him, Then results
showed that ho Is able 90 take care OF
himself II rs TO be- hoped that mo
troubles of these men are an settled
hy the result of the present trial.
when tine verdict was announced
great cheering resulted. The defend
ants were rt-arrostcd on charge Of
shooting at McCollom but petitions
ate being circulated la Durango to
have tho ease Dismissed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

kapsas chs. Mo-. April - Frank
0otch. champion wrestler of the
world and George Lurich. contender
for G0tchs TITLE. win meet on thc
mat in Convention han tonight
tolch. an Iowa farmer. and I.urieh
a native of Russia. who claims the
championship Of Europe. were both
pronounced IN perfect physical eondi-
tion to-day by phssicians. - that
neither man win have any excuse 20
offer after the matcs. The lndleR-
tlone are taat vasl crowd OF people
.sin witness the wrestling. hundreds
oi woruen and thousands OF men hav-
ing pprehased tickets Tor the event
The gate Receipts will exceed tso.0oo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Iru ronnts with nurltUon IN The New
tIrNloo Athletic cluo rmuaRlwm
winters 81 tkpri,od a. roach AiDn.
uunfupt Thursday and vim have >
netk M ahleh 81 finish irplnlng Uln'
icfs van b. arrompaniea ~ " q.
fAnn. hls man4ecr and viii BE- join.
"a here by Mia lirnce ~ Trlnidad,
his srafflnR partner Bruce whr
weighs iss pCanda h puxiops 40 mee'
ans lightweight that Albuuucraup can
pfoduce Buflcs6n. Tire cuasl hoy. d
villlne ic mix Win ans tcy WclFh.
inc fFon ms % tst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

feash ltit Appef ~ enc
nest4 ~ BATTLING nntlenen. vel
HHeeh 81 tho feathsrwt'sht diSIsi5H
81 ne patlhe eeesl has 1o.ned j<id
I9a1ef's rRmf and WIN work out VITA
tise Chsleane te3 EVERY dag from
row anM Arlsl q The dty on which
Aafef #Aeaasea a. Hehl Es Mln-
fe 81 nalnn ten rounds 10 a dcci.
SIGN. ehaftr ga road work this
uofnins Ana thss astfruoon Waat q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
FIRST STAVE SIL0
PROVES A SUCCESS

Tucumcara g. NJ March 90 The
nrst stuvc sllo 90 Zee put up In north
eastern NcV MpNcu. and the second
silu of any KIND built in quay coun-
u.s. stands ON tho Did site of the gov
rrnmcut and state experiment tarm
east or Gown This silo Nus purchased
bN the citizens of Tucpmcar from
the Indiana ~ilu company uf Kansas
CITY ana was put up and ulled the
latter part of August ID b. 20 feet
high and 90 feet in diameter, having
capacity uf 80 toms finished silag"
The amount of green fodder required
90 nu IL was between 30 ana 80 tons.
which was cut from hNc acres oi
dwarf milo when th" grain was iu
the dough stage.
The milo in the field was vut with
ruN binder and hauled To- the Sil"
con wagons The green fodder was
run through a machine and cut into
o inch lengths Capacity of the cut
ter per day b. 30 tons Silo WAS scaled
after nlng with ~ Inches cot wet
straw. and was opened November 900.
Number of inches ot spuilagc pn top
was 5 inches
The feeding experiment commenced
November -, 1912. Size ot ndiyid-
ual feeding pens was 10 by so feet
Each head of stock was fed half Oh,
/ total daily amount night and morn
ing
Results Of feeding experiments VIII
milo silage at "a, experiment farm
during tho fan and winter eff 1919
as obtained bN j r.. Muudcl, the su
! pcriutendcnt, are as follows
summary of Results
Number OF cattle fed, six head.
Number OF days each animal wal
I fed, "a.
Total pounds of gain of the fl
/ hcad, GGg pounds.
Total amount of silagc led the siA
| head. 1910 pounds, 90 COS tour.
Estimated value of iho G6gs pound'
Of gnin ~ 40 cents per pound. haac
on Increased value Of original weigh
aud gain mudo. sG6 HO.
Estimated value uf the fed silap'
cpr ton, SlO.GI
Estimated value ol the siN tons
imlo silago obtained per acre, S63.6o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
OVER $4,000 IN
REALTY DEALS
Fine City Property and Farm
Lands Change Hands at POr-
tales; Crowd Sees Big New
Pump Start.

Portalcs. n A.. April i.---C"o bow
ard sold Ia the last ten days some
thing between ten ana uucen thou
sand dollars worth Of the best SITS
property ana farm lands of the Por-
tales valley 20 Miss Mary Nicholson
Ot Missouri
Miss Nicholson came here with pr
brother some low weeks ago aud
after looking the situation over. they
we're thoroughly convinced that thrv
had struck the right place 20 make "a
good investment and accordingly
made the following purchases.
Two hundred and forty acres 81 The
George Smith land out about Bethel.
forty acres uf he Ben smith hand
right west oi town, fifteen acres at
Coppagc land on the Fairly place just
west OF town, one-third interest Ia tho
Pitts irrigated land east OF town. The
one hundred aud sixty Joining the
Lindsey place ON the south. firty feet
front on Colorado street. across from
the Herald" ufflce. aud one hundred
and twenty-five feet belonging 20 ~.
r. Jones on state street
NcW Pump starts
Frank Beard was tho host tu a
great many OF the town people last
saturday az the starting OF his rev
we'll Frank Us 0nr of the buyers Oh
the old Fairly place west OF town and
also one of the men who have been
here for some time from Kunsus and
have made good He owns oiftc"n
acres bS the side OF him. The engine
which Is sixteen horsepower viii
take care of both Of these farms ana
they VIII lo devoted entirely thif
year 90 truck The fNe-inch pump
which the engine b. pulling Is throw
ing an eight-inoh pipe lull OF water
and the wei Is not set developed us
well ~ n viii be after continuous
pumping for few weeks Frank ana
Mr. Coppage state that they VIII
probably put the entire thirty acres
into sweet potatoes and Cantaloupea
this year,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

There's nothing much better
in photography than the pic
lures Gray makes for So a
dozen. You may get them for
nothing if you get to work
promptly on the contest page
in tomorrow's HERALD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

when baby suffers with cr'un up-
pity and give Dr Thomas Eclectic uil
at once safe for childrca. a liiiH
goes long way. a5c and SOC AZ
ali drug stores ADV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
summary ~ Itp-iIli-.

Don't miss the contest page
in tomorrow's HERALD. It's
the kind of contest that will
interest everybOdy--but only
three can win,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

The institution viii add greatly 20
the prosperity of : yer city aud IN
crease the reputation at This town as
~ great health resort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Cambridge Niass.-s spring football
practice ~an eegnn ~ Harvard with
~ men oUI Captain X r. l. storor
wac the Oris veteran present, most
az the candidates having Been mcm-
befs ~ lam years freshman team The
work to-day wao almost eatirsss iuds-
mentary. The practice viii continue
for two weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
FRANK GOTCR AND
GEORCE ZURICH
on THE mat

lows Farmer, the Champions
Wrestler Of World to De-
fend His Title in Kansas
City Tonight; Many Women
to Attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Could you use So in gold
The money is yours if you get
to work promptly ON the con
test page in tomorrow's HER
AID.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

"Doan's Ointmen, cured me ol cc-
xena that had annoyed me Ton a
long time The result was lasting. 80
Hon. s. w. Matthews, Commissioner,
Labor statistics. Augusta Alo. ADV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Book beer now ready order "a
case southwestern brewery and lee
Co. Phones 81 and 5S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Haitinorc. M. --The Phllndoiphla
Nationals won frem the Baltimore
lnternaiionais In she ninth inning
THE score Ras 70 >.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

order case o. Book Beer today.
Southwestern lrewey ana ice co.
Phones 81 and Gs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

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i.rol9 eoutalns on Har ~ aud polishosladcs
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