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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
Lack of Successes May Close
Playhouses and Convert
Them Into Garages.
GA Poor, Little, Rich Grip
Proves to Be One Of Big
gest Hits of Season.

FEW YORK. n. Y, Feb The
NJ theatrical situation in New
i York is said to be approaching
a crisis One prominent Broadway man
ager is quoted as saying recently in
London that within the next six months
there would be the greatest theatrical
panic America has ever known
TT wouldn't surprise me" said this
manager, IF not before long, half the
theaters on Broadway were turned into
automobile garages, where people will
store their cars while enjoying the
evening at the picture palaces The
whole trouble IS that there are too
many theaters in New York and no
plays 10 put in them-that is, no sue
cesses. At the present time there are
only four real successes in New York
and there are S. theateTs.
Despite these conditions and the dis
couraged attitude of many Of the man
auctions this week, one OF which, a
Poor. Little, Rich Girl" proved to be
one Of the biggest hits o. the season.
It is surely assured Of long and sue
cessfuI run, unless everything goes to
smash
1.-The Isle O Dreams" is the medium
through which Chauncey OlcOtt-
Chauncey the perennial, the Lillian
Russell Of the sterner sex-uses this
season as an adjunct to his County
MAYO voice. The Isle O. Dreams" was
written by Mrs Rida Johnson Young,
who knows quite wei how to please
the Irish heart
And the entire audience at the Grand
opera house Monday night. irrespective
OF race, color or previous state Of in
nOcuOus dessuetude, applauded Mr.. Oh
colt and his company and turned the
theater into a regular hive of merri-
ment Mr. Olcott sang four new num-
bers. including one with the same title
as the play, which was enthusiastically
received.
The play is the story Of a little Irish
vFaif who falls in love with a princess.
It develops that he is OF royal blood
and, therefore eligible" for her hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01

william H Crane today and 50 yeara
ago; also in two OF the 100 different
roles he has taken in his so years as
an actor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
Use Domestic Coke.
Southwestern Fuel Co.
YOUTH IS CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF FOUR PERSONS

Quincy, Ill, Feb. 1.-The Adams cOun-
ty grand Jury has returned four indict-
ments against Ray Pfanschmidt, aged
20, for the murder of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Scharies Pfanschmidt. his
sister. Blanche, and Miss Emma Kaem-
pen. a school teacher. who made her
home with the Pfanschmidts, near this
place last september. He pleaded not
guilty.
September % in the ruins OF the Plan
schmidt home with their heads split
open. Evidence showed that the muir
der had taken place two days before.
Since the arrest of the youth he has
remained silent, and when arraigned
showed but little concern.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01

= HAVE a new ideee about making
up some verses, sed Pa I have
4 tria5 for a long time to git a new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
The Husband Question
Keith Lacy Makes n Hit With he
atrice and She Spends n Pleas
snt Evening With Kim
By virginia Terhune Van de Water
p HEN Helen Robbins and her
brother had left Beatrice Minor
r.-fth The aaanranca that thar

" brother had left Beatrice Minor
w with the assurance that they
would see her again very soon. the
widow lay in her hammock and
V atched the pair walk away down the
hill Keith Lacy's arm was around his
sisters waist and Beatrice heard his
merry laugh ring out at something
that Helen said, then saw him drop a
light kiss upon her hair. The widows
eyes became suddenly moist In all the
whole wide world, she remembered,
there was no man who had a right TO
show her such tenderness
Hes a DEAR" she thought absenty,
and she gazed sadly into the west
where the sun was dropping behind
the hills in a yellow glow. 1t was that
hour in the late afternoon when all
the world seems to lie hushed IN the
rich slanting rays of the sinking sun
The lake was like mirror and LleFe
was no breeze to stir the trees about
the house. Far off in the woods
thrush called softly And as the
woman looked and listened, a smile
crept back to her race
/"Oh," she whispered. 7 ought to be
very happy with all this beauty around
mer'
hind the hills, and the children were
summoned by Mary to their supper,
their mother decided that she would
eat her evening meal with them There
tucked into bed, she did not return to
the veranda, but seated herself in the
little living room by the lighted lamp,
and, in spite of the heat, busted herself
with some sewing. She was stitching
away indus triously, fighting off de-
pl essiOn with her needle, when there
was a step on the porch and a knock
al her door.
Come in?" she called. and the door
sWung, open to reveal Keith Lacy. i'm
maculate in white flannels, bearing in
his hand a covered dish.
Il am glad you are stM up" he
said Helen wanted TO send you this
ice cream, some Of which we had for
dinner, and I begged to be allowed to
bring it She thought that you might
enjoy a little Of il. I hope you like
peach ice cream" he added naiveIy
II make a perfect beast Of myself over
Indeed I do like it." the woman
assured him. And you will have some
% this with me, won't youg' she
begged as she brought in two saucers
and spoons.
Keith Lacy Calls.
He shook his head mournfully. Il
wish that I could" he regretted. but
I cannot, for the very simple reason
that two objects cannot occupy
the same space at the same time. and
I am stiH fun of a mighty good din
ner.'
But" pleaded Beatrice, "you viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
lli5l5er5Qo3l.

The highest point Of woman's hap
piness is reached only through moth
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fearful Of natures ordeal and shrinks
from the suffering incident to its con-
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be found a medicine Of great value to
every expectant mother. 1t is intended
to prepare the system for the crisis,
and thus relieve, in great part, the
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in the comfort it affords before, and
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IS; e: 4. =: !: 5 E: 6: :: 5a
at drug stores.
Write for our
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which contains much valuable infor.
nation.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
SOME TROUSERS, En- WHAT

Monday, June az. was a memorable
day IN New York. Al hny rate. u was
announced that Il would be. The
settings for u were ready. They
consisted Of pair OF trousers which
Mrs. John Boldt. pretty suffrasotte
designed and had built to wear from
her hotel 20 the sunragette head
quarters.
The plans and specifications 81 said
trousers suggested themselves 20 Mrs.
Boldt during the hike In which she
participated from New York 20
Washington. last March. when she
mentally noted that women's gar
ments were not designed for hiking
she arrived in Washington a con
fsrmed dress reformer along new
lines. and these trousers are the I'm
ished product
Here foilows description Of the
worlds eighth wonder
1T was tmore properly. they werel
made OF sunbarst-colored silk caught
IN az the ankles with hand % gold
and blue embroidery. The high waist
IN empire effect. was finished with "a
girdle OF the same embroidery
with her work finished. Mrs. Boldt
issued a pronunciamento through the
medium Of q New York American re-
porter, to whom she first criticized
women who are always talking
dress reforms. but lack the courage
10 wear the sensible clothing they nd-
y0cate" Then followed her Declar-
niion OF Independence. what We
need to break the shackles and free
those slaves Of fashion ~ leader. q"
and Mrs. Boldt is the bold leader,
No doubt she went forth and added
those ear-spiltting and Overwhelming
garments TO the din and maze OF
Broadway giving the dress revolution
fun swing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
rnE SANTA ~ AND rmE COW.

OF considerable insereat as show
ing the aggressive and liberal Pseth-
odn employed by the SANTA re rail-
road's agricultural department 20 de-
yeiop business IN itr territory Is the
lfem published In this paper yester-
a., 20 the effect that the company is
af,npipg a. free nne milk cows for
iha farmcrs tn me plains country 81
easiefn New Mexico. The farmers
airs rlpen easy terms of payment for
tnr Stock. ana every facility 10 fpr-
nAheo 10 make it easy for them 70
XII fhe anlmais on the farm. The
aia - recognizes me fact thar me
dairy feeding industry IL ne saisa-
len 81 ghe New MeKico so-cslied
s'afg FARMING courfry; and that the
inauoisy wii ~ mo shortesi possible
mako tRai district 3 prosperous,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
What to Have for
Breakfast
BY Jean Hubs

Eggs
"hen was youneer. Old OF FREE
The married euhcn. and heard great
argument
Apow the fearful price Of esen, ena
TO get dollars work out of cent
~. hilrAen nuhntgat
scraniiltd lsgga
Two Tablespoons 81 hutter.
six eggs.
salt aud Pepper.
Nutmeg.
pui the hntfef into IRVINE nan and
Wnen u begins 10 sigzle add tile eggs
quickly season ana stir slowly until
the Gags are cooked. Nutmeg may
be- Hprinkled over them N deslran.
Eegs scrambled after bacon Is fried
are delicious. Bacon. chipped beef.
OF ereen pepper. minced may pe coUk
I'd With eEgH. giving q delightful va
ricty. Try the minccd bacon until
crisp. then add the eggs and stir uae
butter with the Clipped best or with
the pepper. let cook for about five
minutes before adding the eggs.
Baked EHgs.
Break eggs into a shallow baking
dish. There should be enough to
cover the bottom 81 the dish. Sprinkle
with eait and paprtkn ahG place lu
the oven until the eggs arc set.
Cncgse Scramble.
Six eRgs.
One cup OF grated chegSJ.
Two tablespoons ~ milk.
salt and pepper.
tablespoon butter.
Beat the eggs until we'll mixed. stir
In cheese. milk and seasoning. Heat
the butter Ia frying pan, add the
eggs. stirring constantly until thor
oughly cooked
Eggs y In CsOlienUod.
Six slices Of buttered toast.
A cup Of cream sauce.
Six hardbOiled eggs
shred the whites Of the eggs and
mix them into the cream sauce. Pour
over the huttered toast. which has
been arranged on a platter Rub the
egg yolks through "a sieve and sprin-
kle them over the top. Serve Ht once,
Eggs and Mushrooms.
MAY Irwin's Recipe.l
zone pound Of fresh mushrooms
cleaned we'll In several waters, and
wiped dry. Put into q saucepa1 with
Two ounces 81 butter. half teaspoon
~ salt. and dash OF white pepper.
Set over the fire I'm thoroughly hot.
then turn into n shallow baking dish.
ard break over them six eggs SDrin-
kle with stale bread crumbs, DO. with
butter. dust with salt and pepper,
and bake IN hot oven until the eggs
are set. Serve on huttered toasi."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
rIrE CASH on TuHE rnErzEL.

From Missouri comes threaten
inr rumble and roar TELLING 81 a
erest battle being wagea over the
l1otael--nnd with the flower Of Mis-
sourla Turnerbnnd chivairy touring
colorado. hundreds OF miles away
1bese Is law ln Missouri against
lhe serving ~ food ia saloons. The
free lunch came rnder the ban Of the
latest Missouri legislature. But de-
nplte the legislatures ruling, pretzeis
were put on the free lunch counters.
end. when the mlnions Of the law
made protest they we're met with the
deoimration that fhe pretzei il NOS
food. From thousands % Missouri
throats came Indignant 'aonnerwet-
terra ana the Kansas city police
boare, which rendered this novel de-
elsion N the case % the pre,zei came
n Tor more Hcathing Pronunciation
.han the scotch hurled ~ ms head
II the Milwaukee justice who not Ions
ago declared that baspipes are not
musicsl Instruments. dictionaries
were sutnsa IL. with the folicwlns Fs-
soits
''I,retzel 90. var. Or bretzelb
kim - eake % roll a small. brittle
biscuit. usually baked IN the form 81
knot. and saiied on the outside"
ARMED with this, the defenders of
the pretzel turned 10 the Missouri
courts. the FIRST decision has brought
SATISFACTION 20 German hearts. for q
mas sustained those who have con-
tended that the pretzcl IL Food, with
capital r. Hut there are two more
ditchoa where the fignt must be CAR
fied. The appellate ana supreme
courts must psss upon the question
~ tie pFetzers food qualities. IN
the meantime the twisted erackcrnei
has disappeared from the Kansas cifs
free lunch counters. Temporarily, al
l.ast. ID has boen yindioated. and the
plsilance Of its aroused supporters
can be depended upon TO make that
gIHdieatlon permanent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
wRvg

There a Wa question mark in n
ieIio~Ias from ne sunday siandar,
q Nyu nsdlofh. which voices a
lments large proportion .
AmeFican Buslnesa.
ia there anything shc matter
with manufacturers % fine cotton
goods which dessFoys their crea-
ihinly a. Witnesses before con-
errm
"Whcn me manufacturers 81
dne GOTTEN eoeda together with
many Of the operatives who work
Tor ihssn. and tie share owners
Of the properties which they
maaaee. declare that the passage
81 g given law win lmperii their
Industrial llfe. Il there any reason
why conRFese should pruceed Ia
me enactment Of that law With
oni paginE the least attention to
thems
when men OF she highest
standing IN their home commun-
titles declare that the prosperity
~ community % hundred
'housand population y vitality In
volyed IN q piece Of legislation
which conKress il considering. h
. Il risht for congress 10 practically
say. Protest TO your hearts
content. Il will do no good
These questions are not asked
for the sake Of developing con-
versation. They are submitted
with a view Of bringing 90 the
attention OF the country the
treatment which New Bedford.
the leading center Ia the manu-
facture Of fine cotton soods Is
receiving a. the hands % the
chosen Representatives Of the
people al Washington.
''rhls newspaper has a well de-
fined iden ais 20 she moral quail
lilies OF such treatment u wants
10 submit the facts 10 the coun-
try at large. 81 that the country
NJ large may form Us own idea.
with this In view. this issue H.
being sent over the length and
breadth Of the United states. 20
ne ofgoe o. er,rs newspaper.
bis and ilttie. 70 boards 81 trade
and individual business men.
whose interest New Bedford
sheuid have and wants"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

rpnn,oN ana latlna lsfrilpff
s b sto& ksa lhi senm ~.
p'ektd ont by experts az tire heal
Aelfk teu Tor Fon. ees ous, pui o.
sllp itta lhls COW ana MIN net ana
snlP your rfudaci % me creamtfy
and nay for her 90 you can. Il VIII
- eooe business lef both 81 us.~
Mafher 1n np.lo-date ppiicy ana
ampit ~ ihe methods which have
neae the fslifoad such a powerful
factor % the development o. New
Ntxlco's orfltulturai resources
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

Rodman Law, who survived being
shot out Of cannon. dumped from
ID number OF balloons and aeroplanes'
chnckod into the ocean from a speed
ing motorcycle and other hazardous
experiences. was badly injured yes
to-day by "A three-foot fan ont 81 a
wagon. We don't know anything
about this case. but In many a case
this would not be- startling " the We
hicle was water wagon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
ECHoEs FROM SANTA FE
santa Re Happenings Always Interest
Our Headers.

santa re Happenings Always Interest
Our Readers.
After reading OF 80 many people IN
our town who have been cured by
Doan's kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises: rs this medicine
equally successful IN our nelghbOrlng
towns" The generous statement Of
this santa Pc resident leaves no room
for doubt on this point.
Jose Gritty Baos, Alto ST., Santa re.
N. Mex. says; I'm 1907 ] used Doan's
kidney pills for pains in my back
which had troubled me for three
years. They brought prompt relief
and proved 30 satisfactory that gave
a public statement In their praise. Now
after two and q half years have
passed, ! gladly confirm every word OF
that testimonial. can add that I
have since used DOan's Kidney Pills.
giving them a more thorough trial
and nave received great benefit I
know that this remedy "a good for
backacho and kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster Mllburn CO., Bunalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
states
Remember the me-Doan's-and
NIKE no other. ADV SO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
Pruitis a Severe
Form Of Eczema
A Method Of Home Treat.
ment that is Very
Effective.

There n probably no other remedy
40 wall known az s. Tor the blood
And FOR this reason 10 " the one Ten-
edy Invariably called sor in treating
prurifis and other skin diseases. Hut
there are many people who DO not IN.
Hiet upon having : a. =. ana are easily
persuaded 20 try something else ''luat
a. good 40 they are told 10 your
blood is Thin: II your skin - irritated
with eczema, lupus. letter. psoriasis. or
any ether blood humor II you are
troubled with pimplos or hollis. do not
permit yourself TO be talked into buy
Ing something else, bit insist upon
= g q IL h really a remarkable REM
edY. 70 contains one ingredient. the
active purpose Of which IL a. stimulate
the tissues 10 the healthy selection 81
itR own essential nutrimcnt. And the
medical elcments OF this mutchless
hlnod purifier are just as essential 90
we'll balanced health as the nutritious
elements 81 the meats. grains. fats and
sugars OF our daily food. Thesc facts
are brought out In n highly Interest
ing book on skin diseases. compiled by
the medical department of the Swift
SPECIFIC Co, iss swift Bldg. Atlanta.
Ga u ~ mailed free. together with a
special letter OF advice. 60 all who are
Struggling with blood disease.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
ToMn Mlned nnl hr IYre.

Now Orleans. July q independ-
cnce. Ia town az l.0NO inhahi-
tHnts. practically was wiped on the
map ~ IRE Yesterday. eniaiiing "a
loss csllmated tonight a. exceeding
llNp'oho. 80 person was seriously
hurt
Fire fighters fVom nearby towns
hurried 10 The scene on special trains
pui when they lefi tonight only three
buildings small hog factory ana
iwo dwellings. were left.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

az ma mother u The ions distance
telephone from Oufay
Thiriy-one years ago Martin, who
~ fOrfy-thrce years old. ran away
from his atep.father'a home a. shei.
hyNliio. H.. and becnme street
ufthln on the streets ol Kansas CITY.
Later he heard his mother hnd let
her second husband aud he hcsan
search FOR her. She was Traced %
Ouray where she il Mrs Weaver
She WAS called 90 the telephone. with
ont knowing that she was about q"
tain 10 her son and her son was
pushed into The telephone huuth here,
not knowing u was she With whom
he WIS 90 talk Martin n connected
with the Derks Lumber company 81
Kansas city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

Denver july o. The thirtv-onc-
wear Tong search 81 Edward J Mar
tn ~ Kansas CITY for hls mother
telephone booth when. following a
clue secured hN the Newspaper. he
talked with and recognized the voice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

Colonel Roosevelt h going TO camp
IN Inc Grand Canyon dissrict--and
We view with serious apprehension a
prospective meetlna between him
and Captain John Hance. In view Of
the CoIoners we'll known attitude to-
vnrd such practices ms have made the
Captain famous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

You are not asked 10 take Nayr'-
Wonderful stomach Remedy for week
ana months before YOU receive any
benCnt--one dose IN usually required
30 convince the most skcpupal suf-
ferer Of stomach Ailments that this
great remedy should restore anyone
SO AFFLICTED 10 good health. MHyr's
wonderful stomach Remedy has heen
taken by many thousands of people
throughout the land. ~ has brought
health and happiness 20 sufferers who
had despaired OF ever being restored
and who now proclaim IL Wonderful
Remedy and are urging others who
may be suffering with stomach, liver
and Intestinal Ailments to Try g.
Mind YOU Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Itsmndy Is so different than most med
icines that are PAT ON the market tor
the various stomach ailments--it rs
really ln 20 class by itself, and one dose
viii do more 90 convince the most
skeptlcai sufferer than tons of other
medicines. Results from one dose viii
amaze aud the benefits are entirely
natural. as Il acts ON the source ana
foundation OF these ailments. rcmoN-
ing the poisonous catarrh ana bile ace
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chronic inflammation in the alimen-
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The aame antiscptic. Just trY one dose
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Geo. IA. Mayr. Mfg Chemist, 1901 80
whiting 80, chicago. IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

Quincy ll. July a.-Rny Pfan-
schmidt, aged on. slayer Of his fath-
er, mother sinter and Miss Emma
kaempen, d Young teacher friend
was sentenced io he hanged October
18TH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09
State News



Camp Ready for MIlItia--The camp
ground for the state gathering Of the
national giiard '0t Las Vegas which
starts next week has been put IN APP
pie-pie order and everything rs in
good shape. ready for the citizen sol
dlcry.
To Fix CagFitozo Stfccts--C arrlzozO
has put on little extra steam and
contracts have been let for the grad
Ing and repair ct the towns two
principal streets.
BOY HablNr Manuel vigil has been
held 20 the grand Jury in Las Vegas,
charged with rotbing the Frank res
idence 81 valuable jewelry and 9TH
az articles.
Mayor Taupcrt WEEDS Mayor u. j.
Taupert of Las Vegas. was married
this week la Trinidad. Colo. 10 Miss
Ada Laird The wedding came Rs
surprise 20 friends of the mayor
MIR and Mrs. raupcrt are now honey
incoming in Colorado.
Wound. Little Daughter David
Lopez. constable AT cuervo was clean
ing pistol the other day when h
was accidentally discharged. the bull
let entering the shoulder Of his ~
year-oid daughter and being extract
ed from her back. She ~ expected TO
recover.
Hack Dumps sN People Because
the horses OF team driven by for
est rangers. Bailey and Tom West
wanted 60 each take different roads.
q hack containing six people was
a.. a 1...Ns 49, a.
Cloudcrof and tfighrolls. The acct
dent occurred ut the forks ~ the
roads. just below SHOWS place. For
tunately no one was hurt. although
the wagon rolled over and landed up
against tho harhed wire fence.
Face scorchcd Win Alcohol Miss
Annie MCLarcu of Magdaliena, burn
"a her face and arms painfully hut
not seriously the other day when she
Go light an alcohol burner
which ilarcd up In her face.
Big Meet Fnr Tucumcan The gov
ernors of New Mexico and Texas are
invited to n big commercial conven-
ton "a be- held ~ Tucumcarl on Au-
gust 4 under The auspices az the
Eastern New Mexico and Northwest
Texas Cooperative Commercial clubs
which reccntlf held meeting IN 'lo-
Wis
Escaped Convict Nabbcd Manuel
Romero. convict who escaped from
the road gang az I.nmy two weeks
ago. has been apprehended al his
home sixty miles east Of Springer hy
deputy sheriff and viii return 20
the states prison sadder and wiser
Jan bird
Feather ~ NOrmai's CRp--Colum-
hla University has notified president
Roberts ~ The las Vegas Normal
that work done there viii he accepted
az its FUN face value In Columbia. THIS
a. going Soma Tor the Normal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

Nothing " easier than fault find
Ing. No talent 10 Fell.denlul no
character D. ftuulfed ~ set up the
Rrumhiing business Sucorro Chief
tain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-09

a busy tongue d responsible for
much Idle talk San Marcial stand
ard.