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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08


Not more than one IN every ave
public seh00l seachers Ia the United
states IL professionally trained TO tho
eztsnt o. ooIns graduate Of a teach
css trainins course. according 10 a
bulletin on rural school teachers just
issued b. the tinted suates buresu o.
education. 10 fast. A. e. Monahaf
and n. A. wright. the authors Of tine
bulletin. poin, ont tha, this ratio rep
rcsents only tho highest possible esii-
mste: that the actual conditions are
even leas favorsbie.
Il Il In the rural schools that tho
p,oblem % securing competent teach
crs has bcen must acute. The atten'
ton of educational leaders has Va the
past been occupied b. the rapid
growth u the urban ssstems and the
sterai schools have been neglected
The trained ttachers themselves
often the product Of the country. have
bccn attracted 40 the cities and towns
by higher salaries and better proc.
peets. Thorn was Formerly little In.
eilraiion 60 appraiss rural teaching al
~ ean saiua, either la pay az posi-
ton. and the better teacheFs left the
veunlrs schools ~ soon a. they sained
experience
Raising the stsndard % rural tee ch
err by dlwnlisins rural school work
az special aela Of high imporsanee
h uiresdy attracting better trained
teachers 10 the covntrg Il h nov
eenersily demanded that IN, teacher
for the oYuntry school have a special
nhinina for the work. The rural
tearher, says the bulletin. needs ths
same courses IN education and the
same general methods Of teaching ~
fhe town 81 city teacher. Ne needs
however in pi.ce Of some Of the aca.
denlic fgblscss ~ secondary or cot
ieeiaic grade, additional courses Ia
naiafaI ana physiCal scien1es, parslcu-
iari3 In their application. and IN ma
turs studs. elementary asriculiuFo
domestic eronomy. sanitation. rural
economies ana ruial aouloios,.'
Jhree main ngencics ars attempting
20 meet the demand Tor trained rura
teachers. the normal school the coun'
- training school and the hist
school. The bulletin describes ths
work Of each Or these agencies and
selects tspicai oxamples from diner'
emit sections OF the country for more
drfalled description. state norma
schO0h ~ Bellinghsm. Wash. bag'
risonburs. Va, aud Athena, Ca. are
dlsoussa6 a. examples VI normal
schools that onsr regular courses foi
rural school teachers based on the
spcolai needs Of their respective lo'
cnlliieA
III other state normals there are de-
paflments q rural education, ~ IN
shose ~ nlchisani the IlllnOls stats
Normal sthopl 81 Normni: the Kinks.
.tlle Noflnai aohool - klshsville, No.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

4na afe wleconein nornpi sah4DIe
The rural education department. q
fhe western STATE Normal school a
NAMhanauo MNA.. Is considered typ.
heal Of iris eroup. One.year courses
gaf ArAl isachefs ara onsfsa AZ van
les CITY. n H. Lewiston. Idaho. and
ursonvile. n 6 Certain county nor
MAI schools NJ aeaIsncd Bolely FOR
he prepataiion - rural teachers a.
IN Wisconsin. 50 nreAl has been tht
back Of trained teachers In rural edu-
ration' thai the hinh schools have
been pressed into service. Thirteen
niatsa have orsanIrsd teacher sfain-
ins courses IN enc public high schooia
~ IN Glove Uonnoetlon with them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
TIsk UNIVERSITY Ann TIM
srATK


pwnldeht David a. Boyds address.
Ihn university aAd the State" sss
been iucusd 81 "A bnIletin Of the tai
yersity OF Ncw Mexico. II a a most
SCHOLARLY presentation " the relation
between sha state aud tho educstion
or its yoath and wen worth careful
reading "a every friend OF the Cni-
gersity Of sew Mexsco and every man
"a a position In the state to help the
University reaiize ss destiny The
following rrinarss ftotn Dr Boyds
concInsiona are worthy Of quoting al,
this tire
"The University has been Organised
twenty gean This period has becu
3 record &c devotion. o. striving foF
good sand Fdn. Of csrnea and SELF
yacrificsns work vi teachers and se-
gents e0smaks shc institution render
liz bcst service 20 the people
VITA > necessarily slender sup
port. deveted men and women ~
teuchcrs ana regents have given Of
themselves 10 he development and
growth. ~ a result the University
has taken III place in the sisterhood
Of stale universities. u "a member
OF the National Association of state
universities In good stsnding It's
credits are accepted not only IN AL
other state universities. bat In many
oe the leading educational Institutions
OF the country. soae ~ SIS gradu-
ates have attained high distinction
and fsspoasible positions 80 teachers.
Many nave taken their places ~ re-
sponssblc aud successful citizens. stu
dents recently graduated have been
accepted a. graduate students In SEINE
o. the largest Institutions In our cOun-
rs.
'with th> mesger resources In a
sparse population Among people
pressed with the necessities OF the
early years Uf home ma king. this u
an achievement worthy OF the great
est admiration and appreciation. This
record ~ those respOusiblc Cor th'
growth and development Of the pas
period OF growth Of the University oi
New Mexico viii bo stimulus and
an announcement 10 us In the
growth that " before ". we should
take the torch from their hands and
carry Il ON % illuminate ard 90 ex'
tend the reach OF the rays Of power
sweetness and tisht that may radiat'
from this institution. We will value
the past achievements md cherist
past traditions while We hope 20 de-
serve the cooperation and support oi
he people % New Mexico In extend
ing the range VI the UEiyersiiy's use
fulnesS No one individual can &c
compiish this task ~ ean only b'
done by the united hearty support o
aii the people. Ted by their best mel
and women
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Jim Riley

Lover uf birds and of blossoms,
Knight of the golden years. singer of
drea n, " rought fanclcs poet OF snlilea
ami tears, lover OF childish laughter,
lever nf clouds that DRIFT. lover at
dew ana roses. hard of the heavenly
alft: the whole world ioycth lover,
aud the world h glad and gay, and
~ are YOU shrined Jim Riley. In the
heart of cur hearts AWAY. Come
back To "uriagsby's station YOU
"oid sweetheart Of ours take us 90
"Oid Aunt Mars" and show us the
fields and flowers take MS through
dew drene he'd pastures to see the odd
sNimmln' hole" let us forget Tor n
mome.gt that time has took hia toll,
bring back the dreams Of our child
hood. anv az yDur songs divine. sins
as We hoard YOU sing them in the
DAYS of the lost sunshine We are
tired 81 the endieea stFiying tired at
the turbulent matt; and to-day We are
longing. ionsing. for Sone that viii
reach the heart 80 take up your
harp, Jim Riley. and give us your
sweetest tune the kind that yon used
10 give us when we walked knee
deep IN june
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
UsEg AND ABUSES 0FTHR PRIVILEGE
~ w. rs 81 OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT

(Eetnoia from paper read by .,
W. snyder. Of Eiklns, a. the Chavce
County Teachers association. pub.
llthed " Ncw Mexico Journal Of
Ddtchlibn.b
The subject ~ al Important and
Recda the most careful attention. be-
cause public 8entlmcnt r. fast In
fluancinx the teacher against the
ueea % corporal punishment on ac-
count Of ita former abuses II has
been the custom ~ majority Of thV
teachers to uec this means 10 en-
force the rules OF school. while
DO not oppCst this practice IN all
tuHes. ! must dcnounce its being used
nttfly az means % correcilnH
nfaft ERRORS that are made by the
pupil W tiolaeion Of the universal
rule as applied 20 all pupils. nOtwiih.
et4tIalnE their character and particp
lar disposition IN the first place,
oppose the principle Of teaching by
rules. han. hsd rather adopt the prin'
cipio Of treating characters individ
Tho greatest care should be taken
on tha toarher's part to satisfy her'
self thai the punishment she IL about
10 inrliet a. the proper prevention ci
repetition OF the same ~ q similar
offcnsa. Too often the teacher
ruins Rre broken or trespass 4
made on her ethical standard wher
she y entitled TO reasonable mcan'
OF defense and takes advantage al
the liberty given. and perhaps ~ th'
heat Of her anger does o raah act
whips too hard or uses too harsi
words In criticism.
"A crime can be committed 0nll
when Il IA q wllilni violation. I. e., 4
crime can nos be committed cXccp
when tha intent IL in the mind ans
/ connected with the act sufficiently
close 20 dcmonHrste that the vii
power prompted the act. There are
perhaps more innocent Violators @
the. rulss than guilty ones, The In
\ uocent violator II no more entitled
to punishment than the law-abidinl
citizen 81 our state and nation. w
should oil realize that we are humel
beings liable 20 mistakes.
Mental activity prompts physica
| activity and II wholly responsible 60
| 81 except In eases Of the developmen
OF muscular habit. In this cas-,
however. the act " completed befor
the mind has time 10 decide upoI
the wisdom Of the action. And tn
faculty 81 memory observes tn
wrong and In normal eases. reaso
will rule. and by tha results OF tn
act the wisdom may decide. but TO
late 10 remedy what has been dane
n the results have been very undo
sirable the fsir-minded child viii b
punished in the mind 10y IT. "littl
spark Of celestial fire" called con
science. u win thereby strive 1
form new and better habits, the 70
suits OF which viii not he "a tempta
tion 10 the teacher To- act apart iron
her good sense ~ humor.
| II do not approve of the principl
of the corporal punishment. my reas
ON would be derived from the IA,
that "all men are created free an
equal" ana that no individual ma
the Divine right 10 exercise bodil
au,hority over another. Some pet
haps will take the position that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

The Duke de Roaueiauve was told
that two ladies 81 the court had n
quarrel and had cast al kinds of In
vectiyrH ~ each other.
"Did they caii each other homeiy 20
asked the Duke.
mo. my lord"
"Ali riEht; then I viii see that thcS
bccome rcconciicd. Life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

the other. "ana what doctor attended
him % ni
"Ah. my poor father wouldn't have
u doctor. We always said he'd like
to die a natural doath.-~aan Francis
co ArgOnaut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

IL Fanu. In his seventy Years ct
Irish Life" tells Of peasant who
said to gentleman:
My poor father died lust niEht.
your honor"
Tim sorry Tor that. nov" ansW ers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

INDIANA polls NCWs.l
Not Oniy nave the common drinking
cup and the common towel been abul-
ishcd. bat the common carriers are
beginning to get biz nervous
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
IN OTHER sANCTUMs
.AASANNNNNANNN
To Get Even.
lHnalnn Glnhe. !

Anyone who pays . cents cup for
cuftee. as GovernOr-oiect Dunno re-
fused to de- In a ChlcagO hotel. would
be almost Justified In swiping the cup
and saucer for souvenir.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

For 4 mild. easy action 81 the
bowels. try Doa i's Rcgulcts. modern
laxative, 2sc AZ AL stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
tppr.l,cnslye

| tWAshingtoH starr
The man with a TAFT appointment
awaiting confirmation h entitled TO
feel little like this years small boy
with "a christmas sic J.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

CAtchiROn GlobCI
cur wide reading ~ history shows
no record 81 statesman dying OF
| oyerwurk after election
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

IFhiINdeIphIH SUM
Lest u escape comment and get
by without the notice that seems its
due wo desire 10 draw attention 10
the Good Gosh marriage out west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
s,saEcrs Long In Endins

tNeW YORK MHII1
Another abuse that dlscouragcs the
banquet INDUSTRY n the iong-draWn.
out speech.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

fHDstOn Herald
The worst about ail this gatntul
arsop Is that IT, profits are paid by
the honest and careful Insurers.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
WA - = - - 2

Tucked avsy ssnssAsss 49, IN
The isaernsst essssissansn - ssery
As.s. being = ~ ssasaAunnnD OF
ths Asst eisess svss s1AsaAsA = the
sauasa rssssss ~ ~ q. uus Big
TAsss Ri.g UaA AainA OssO has
issosA = ths fsset ssAf1 - \ , the
AHg.st sxAiAiAiss = ~ ~ = the
vessA rAis ~ 49, ~ - two
IN so ssagasAs pssoasusosA
fhs Al q. HAs.ss sissas = - one
n Al O. Ansass sissD = ~ one
by it.saf. IT, sssAs Pss1ssos1 ~ the
nAa satiaG fssest bssl anian1A. have
never before bsss AnRAaa1sa = any
sxAibitioa.
Vita - shsv , sasstao - edu-
estsa a.A tsai.sA saiaalA Amonx
tAe. A. tAisty 4Aense4 AeeE Bred
lio.s, . hsrd Of ssspAa.As, . EVAN of
eanel4 IsePesaa, tissss. p1nnA bear..
jasuars, hys.sA .sssA asaAeys of
every Known spscies, As0a ana ponies.
Every animal carried ~ ~ show
is . performer.
All the Wild a.iual ases ere per-
formed in stssl Areas, vsiGhaag man.
tons, under tie sspesvisioa - q corps
Of ths worlds greatest s.A nsst cele-
bsatsd tsaines. AAa0stAss tAere are
more thaa half . Asslssa Asort still
~ aets, eaeA sf vhisA ~ asver yet
bsss duplicated With say esinal ex-
Aibition in ths ss4iFs vsssl
6sae Asas Of ~ nANt4oAs of tn
sAsw nay b ob<ai.sA vAsa sse takss
ire eoesiAssstisa ~ = requires
tvs.tyAvs specially esasasssaed rail
ssad ears 70 tasnspsst tAis ssological
paradise. Thrss hsnarsd SoPsoyes ara
required 70 operate Il.
Al. G. Barnes pesss4a1ly sspervises
and direets each anA every perform
aace. He psides hinssH - the clean
and high class tsas stAsAasd he has al
ways held for the slew. Ne gambling
is allowed upon the shsv grounds o,
city streets on the day Of ssAibition.
A gorgeous street pasAls headed by
two trumpeting military bands viii
leave the show grounds at 1880 a. m
on the day Of tie sxAihition. Twt
performances will b givsa y the wate'
proof tents At 2 AID . ?. =.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

keep ~ Ussl 81 asUa - ths gssssA
tAfssohsst IT, ssssiAg ssassa- Ne
leaves sAsnlA BE allowed b form Il
viii - nsesssasy t. = sves the Ps4ch
every wesk - tws. BY sseh Pre-
eeAnss tAs uaAsegsssa1 ssst stseks
are sta.psA -, Psssihly in - -
so, At lsast il tvA wa Il y ssa-
fissd hsu pssaieisas tAis vssA haz
bseaas II OsaAAA 81 Ens1ssa UniAs1
stsAsA ~ ~ sevesal s1sass Asvs
sssa ~ nessstay st PasiAs hgiaast
i've ssts fer ~ sssAisstisa, - s9sst
shs.A - spessa - ssaDsaisiss i
OsaoeaAs - vaAsA fss sal inasAises-
y seaap ~ ~ ~ = ssss - n
aPpssrA
v. v. HonaI1A,
OosossAs AGrieultssal OellsOs, For
Collins, Csls.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

ASessssGiy ~ ~ osa.ias e ~
koV ~ ooao ~ neoo 0al11 Jesos
"na0n11eo ~ Law ~ 0Als Il No.
sseh1e." Hs says 49, haGEs1 tswaf6
Q beseAsP = iaelpasse ossass. an1 tat
a1ul1sssos 1ss1F0 - ~ hsast = NJ
la1Iea q ~ osvoofA Cs00ao10o0G
~ thsows . hghG - ~ Wheae nat
tse. al explains wv - 90 ~ bsse
able 10 ksep thls Law. exceot Js0oA.
Gloce AAan's tall
II Wsat TsaeAse alse explains tat
~ 1sst tabls - ths Law. appsetaining
b nan's dut1ss toward ~ Crsatoe.
ueass nucA nsrs tAas merely to avoi1
inaes voFship and peofAnity. It
MEANS that ths tue God shall have tie
0fst plsee u the haaaa heart Aay
1ivtstea Of heaFt. strsagth. misA o.
sssl violates tAis commandDeot
oeHs osioiaai lsw - AlsM.
0e1's Law - 0aa was 1ot original
IL g1voo ot NJ 0lnAi. ln6sed. ~
Mt 0lnai staesasaE e ~ Law vas
givsa - ~ JsWisA natSea aIoos-as
~ tseDs upoa whseA thsy aight ~
esos 0e4'o asyal PslstAesA ~ ~
blea1ng g ~ nal1saA t4
osaS sslG1aal Law - 0an vas O1vso
= ~. Vs1e1lo 10sa Al1o's hsest. -
~ - Wao 0sassa = ~ Dovlas ~
a0eW11A oGeaho6so - oAn1 ~ haaFe
~ - oeoos1 VA ~ CUsa4e. II
loVol sl0A1osU1nonA - Woa4 have
AaAsl =, - 49, ~ - - AaAA
~ - = ~ 0os thss Was ssaA
All0 A1n0S N. ~ Wsst q -
OsnDaey Dsa0o1oo1 - saSo0lv tAat
AAa06 - 0sn- - bseaoe Q 0se.
1ssuR. 0oo1oDess ~ eAAgs1n q AstA-
= Ne = ~ leas g 01so a11 h bae-
01aG VltA ~ thoens a01 ~ thiseiso
e ~ sastA uo60 ~ cure eobtGt9-
- ~ uanA, arooslag ano9 al ~
ssatDssG Wh3cA oarks1 hee eA1lA
Ffe0 tbsa al BOW ths cs0eSs has boea
Osassaily downward. waeA seeesaaeally
. vsll-bess cAisd lsss sssssssly nasksl
~ sia-lsss AspsavsA sun ~ Scrip
t.rss Inform - tAat 'ThRs b neas
dgAtooaa, ~. Dot ono."
Nses Fsr ~ Fsssrs.
Aaakind's expsfSsncs for six tAoa-
sa1d ysan fssbid - b expect that
any couiA commend himss,f 10 God
upon the terms Of human perfection,
ablAty and willingness to keep the D.
vine Law. Jesus alone has kept tAa&
Law, aud He because beeotten mifacu-
lously. He was holy. harmless. un-
de0Ied. separate from sinners."
God refuses to grant everlasting life
70 any except the perfect who viii
keep His Law willingly and gladly.
What hope then b there for our race!
Thew b one hope Tor the world. aud
still another for the Church. instituted
at Pentecost. The worlds hope b In
ths Aessianic Kingdom Of LOO years,
whoss ruiers and judges will be Gods
Royal PriestAood-ths gioriAsd Church,
He'd anA Body.
0srs Messianic Kingdom win T.
peos 0ataa. binding him for . thoasanA
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
CANADA 1IuD1I3
n eo1oHADo

In the last few ysaes Osaada thistN
hes gained . fsstSsea within oar
borders- Up = ~ tins 1t has ne<
become tE0abisssas ssss very hsUe
assas bst sssally ses1D in s0An
PAScAsA snaA pssslsD; Of Ceaaaa
tAis1aA Aswssss, $500 THRONE hsBs
PaasAsA 0vse1 s9sst sAsaaa - nsAs
- seanp ~ pst sat - go = II
nskss its Appearance no nleeess Asw
snall ths assa isfssted CA41A sAis-
tls nay b Aistiagaished Assa ether
tAistlss BY ~ tendency 70 Sow IN
patches, its ssal heads anA ~ pro
duction of Psllsa and seeds n spa
rate heaas. II spreads rapidly ~ an
dergrooDd root stocks as we0 - by
seed. It IL this character tit nakss
it pernieious.
The most feasible method - cod
icating small patches is to psglistss4ly
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

~ bo0o 0A Cd
- v0o unAhlo -
MefO90 0t1Dfhe-
tsHlly. ~ nat
~ oo0o WI
a100aa. J01t - u
~ = IT, SeWa.
Uo0i ~ Weeolvo
~ 0o1b law.
mpRosooGA1 - ~
TDa Co00ao4-
0eotA hao Q 1optA
g Oaon1a9 0nt
49, u 80 -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
Officia Directs1y

u. 4 Senator ....... .Chasias q. t100aD
Dtstrtst JH10s ..........Jseo :. oen9eo
Daststse AtAssoaV ....... .Seoss 9. oso0v
cIssk District Cssrt. ...... Ca u 8tao
Dtvisiea Issisatisa naglas0 ..........
.................. toeo0oee heeeooaO
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
nm ,spss 1aAv1uvL xms

That's ssne dress you've get o.
littls gisi-it saFe ID. That delicate
elissi.s, efi.kly stsG is ths Prsttisst
cloth On the store ceustsss- that silk
Persian osh Of eany eososs % grace
fully svsthed about tie center Of your
anatomy would knsek ths spsts Il
Jsseph's coat Yos are eerssted and
tailssel seeesding - ths most sxsssns
nodel in the sdvaaes SsPtsnber fash
len books
Bat yssr nsek is ~ Nv s.A ysss
sleeves are tos shsrt, ssd ysss skirt y
far a.d sv.y tisatss taaa skirts svss
were nseat 70 -. AID tAs greco
full slit sxPssias yssr Aaisty bft
ankle shovs . decking sbsvs yesr
pump that u alaost transparent
enough to rcad through. AID yea
haven 7 say more pettiess* tia. q ssb-
bit-yos knew thas yea haven't.
Oh, you re some swell, yos are.
Nave yos noticed bow the ieafefs
around The cor.ers rubber at yea ss
ysu trip densrely BY on your way to
TIE uplift leeturesf And have you
been thinking, little foolish one, that
|>they were rubbering out of pure sd-
miratioa! Ask your brother about it.
If he's got any sense he'll tell you
some things that will be hard on your
vanity and hard o. your soul. And
if you've got any sense you II take
his word for it; you II lay that dress
away and don something that's wids
enough around the bottom 70 allow
room for two pstticoats and sas paif
Of Iegs.
Fer there never was . dress design.
a, little girl, tAat b aaH - bsastifsl
! - . yesns siis nsdssty.-Wulian
AIlsa Waits n tAs Eapesia 0asst&a.
- TO- YDAD Oo0Uu111ooB1
Ns neeass ~ sArsats ysse $500 =
Nv ssvsss ysss tAssas - lsa6- -.
nsat I, d. Ki.ss Nsw Discovery vim
surely heap yes. Il ny ave ysss
hfa etiinaa 0sssa, Il lGalisAits.
Cels., writes, "Tvs dsetsss aid I Aa1
esssa.ptie. and could ~ live tws
ysess. Used d. KinG's New d.
esvssy and IN alive asd we'll Ter
Dossy REFUNDED 4 it fails - bsnslit
yos. TIE best koae remedy for coughs,
colds, throat a.l luag troubles. Pries
50 esats and t1.0o. s0nasaatesd BY
Chs. d. Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06

~ ~ 6ooaaoaN
U1Ae tAot aom1nAgosa11sn, - vosa0
~ a0n11 rsneA - ssoA1e1sa - -
oUe0sa 0U0 WA1eA AAan I'm. Al
o1leo1ly subel1lsas. au ls~as e -,
VA AaVe bssa CT - - IL 0seeo1
Oan1A--svss1astiag 6esEUetjeA"
~ c1sssh ~ ~ law.
TAe Ch1FeA. sf Chs1st = solsces1
fF0o aosagBt oankinl. who wsro
boea b ~ TAs meobesB ars not ~
~ H. Law q 6lnai b ths sense of
bsang raqu1sea 20 keep Il perfectly IN
order - - stsr,sat Ne. = SfsSaaans
s:lAl Nevesthesess. ths Law Is veg
esssfoue to the Churc2: for it, spirit
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The Washington herald., 1913-07-27
MAIZE THE MOTOR MAID
ver~ec kx Paul we1t g Ilt4sreiors y J. Norman Ixnd

1-One morning Mazes Pa recened aleuerin the mail
winch sad DEAR SIR We count nduutyou will
Judge the National Race" And replied oo"
But thought Great Scott! tIe duerk
? she should hear of this o ynithon
her mind ckese emulation
much, bu swoudpet theraa +
And
3 SO the aceP Paaoeaw dawn
Land smiled
He reached the and place
The OF the by.
4Now: watching Maize smadcar had oven Pa at,s,.
OF what esemble when it trsced:
by rskof life
, Pa saoocr.d H.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-31
nineteen HORSES
burned At fORDvILLE

Grafton, n. d., May 3G.-Fire at the
farm of James Cooper near FOrdville
destroyed his barn with nineteen heaG
of horses, about fifty harnesses, a con
siderable quantity Of feed and some
hay. The total loss is estimated at be
tween $4,000 and $4,000. 1t is not
known how the fire started but it is
believed to have been caused by a
cigarette thrown into the hay.
There was no one about the barn
when the, fire started. The hired man
had been there after 8 o'clock and the
fire was noticed about .. About $3.50
a neighbor drove past the place and
no fire was noticed at that time. But
at 8 O'Clock when the fire "a seen, it
had gained such Roadway that nothing
could be saved.
Owing to the direction of the wind
the other buildings were not endang-
cred by the fire. No insurance was
carried, the loss being total. No one
occupied the barn and nc lights were
left there. A lighted cigarette care
lesslv thrown away is the only explain
alton which has been found.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-31
FARGO nONORED
ITS war VETERANS

Fargo, N. D., May 30-The heroic
dead an dthe surviving veterans OF
the Civil Wan were hOnored in Fargo
today. Out of respect to the men
who fought for the north no sports
or public amusements were held dur
ing the day The veterans Of the John
+ Reynolds Post were driven to the
cemeteries this forenoon in autos fur
nished by the local association and
were provided with flowers by patriot
ic residents OF Fargo They were es-
cOrted to the hall for the exercises by
the local militia company, the sons Of
veterans, the band and members of
the agricultural college cadets and the
Lincoln Guards, a local patriotic or
%ganization for juveniles The chief ad-
dress was delivered bv Rev. Mr..
Hutchinson, pastor Of the Broadway
M. e. church.