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The Washington times., 1913-05-02
We're Making Two Special Suit Leader
Stripes and Checks
At $40

Mere pattern amounts to little without the
modelling. These Hairline Stripes and Shepherd
Plaids-and the Flanne-like Plain Grays are every
where-because they are the favorteS of fashion.
But our treatment of then-the exclusive styles
our designers have used and the careful tailoring
sets them out n marked contrast. Soft roll or
Norfolk-easy graceful misunderstanding
a better price than they are marked-but at $50
you are enjoying the advantages afforded by Saks'
WorkrOoms.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Naval Battalion Dances.

The naval battalion. y. G. n. g. held
a muster and dance last night at its
armory at the foot of Water street
southwest. There was large at
tendance.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Girls in Strike Parade.

BUFFALO. MIR Mas 2.<spre derxs
and girl strikers paraded the streets to-
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Tallahassee at Washington.
Marblehead at Sausallto. Glacier at
Topolobampo. Wheeling at New
York
Sailed-Maryland, from Venice for San
Francisco; New Hampshire. Della
ware. from Lynnhaven bay. for Fort
Pond bay.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Guaranteed Blue Serge
At SIS

We know the integrity of every fibre of the
wool in this serge We've tested it by every wise
chemical process-and by exposure and actual
wear Well bank on the durability and the fast
ness of the color The models and making have
all the superiorities that mark Saks tailoring. You
have never seen such character in Serge Suits be-
fore-at any price. Soft or permanent rol-dis-
tnctive and effective The shapeness they have
is tailored into them to last throughout their service
to you.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Special Sale of
Young Men S Suits,
Actual $3.50 Values,
$500

Just what the Young
Men are wanting
Black and White and
Gray and White Pin
stripes, with soft roll,
patch pockets, cuffs on
sleeves; high-buttoning
vests and snug-cut trou-
sers. Every detail of
the making reflects the
thought and care We put
into our Young Mems
ClotheS-and the advan-
tage you gain through
our Workmanship.
Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Boys Wash Suits,
$l.98
Worth $500

Regulation Sailors
and Russian, and the
new "Beach" Suit, with
short sleeves and
straight pants. The Reg
ulation suits and White
with Light and Navy
Blue and Red Collars.
The Beach Suits are
trimmed with Red, Light
or Navy Blue.
All sizes, ,! to 10
years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
VVTIsE JUDGE FINES
w BOTH OF TWINS
fiAlndrlpilln jnrlst Exldilis itnfc
fcrsplcncity ~ Makinn SURF ~
Guilty Party.

tfrom the New York Amerlcan.l
wise maslsiraie in Philadelphia
h"a lined both az pair Of twlna--
Young mentor flirting Ia Falrmont
PARK. ofcaihina place. pair Of
civic lnnes on either side " tho
Sc1nSlkill which Philadelphia insists
shall be heaithfai in every way. Gem.
plants came that q young man. uc-
curateiy described. was oglinR and
smiing "a the modest maidcns who
Grace ana adorn the park
policeman was dispatched 10
catch The nirt. he caught two twins.
as much alike rs peas in a pod. az the
riHht and left Of pair of gloves or
tho less of the trousers they wore.
The only thing that interdistinguished
the twins was that one wore white
socks, the other lavender socks The
thoughticss might suppose that the
sreater suspicion OF being "a ilirt al
tached 10 him OF the lavender socks.
hut the learned Judge fined both
twli.s aud made certain that tho guilty
should not escape. Besides. Il must
have appeared 90 tho upright maris-
trate that two horn together. with
the same face and figure. must have
the same vanity, the same belief In
their powers or fascination In a
word. that both we've guilty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
n ETTING TOE HOLD
IA ON LADY NICOTINE


Chicago, Aus. ~.--A drummer two
college students. "a bartender. six base
bah players and the proprietor of a
poolroom we're sitting on tho steps
outside the headquarters of the anti
Cigarette league today, when Miss
Lucy Page CASTOR arrived [, open
the second day OF the leagues FREQ
clinic. They al wanted a sample %
the leagues treatment FOR getting "a
toe hold On Lady Nicotine
The drummer displayed fuzzy
tongue. Dr D. n. Kress. general see.
rotary of tho league. drew d tiny
brush from glass case, swsbbed tho
tongue with a solution of nitrate OF
silver and passed on 10 M next VIC
tim while tho drummer hurried out
In the hall To light r cigarette and
test tho remedy. tie took two pufis
and sent the snipe out of the window.
Gee" said ne, with "a wry expression
and much emphasis.
Miss CASTOR pronounced tho new
treatment a success today she said
that after three mouth washes with
the nitrate of silver solution the
most hardened smoker WAS ready TO
quit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
INNNN4 44A4N4N.
EDUCATIONAL MOTIFS.


Ada county Idaho. has school
disIici containing as square miles.
seven hundred home gardens were
started In Port Ewcn,N ~ this year
rnder the direction OF The school
authorities.
Every high school graduate IN Ne-
braska receives a letter from the
University OF Nebraska congratulate
hig ham on hts graduation nnd urg.
ina him to consider the advantages
offered by The State UNIVERSITY
a vocational summer school, With
practical men and women .n charge
LOT Il. is IN operation IN Baltimore,
Md, this year. Printing ana WON'T
work are among the SUBJECTS taught
the boys the girls have co0ktng.
sewing and other household branch
es.
The National Kindergarten college.
In Chicago. is deNOting large pur,
of ils summer program Co The nrfh-
DDS of DR. Montessori Two oi Dr.
MOntessofi's graduate students w1p
have spent over year with her hn
Rome, have charge OF the prtriich
work with the children.
school children aud teachers 1i
Pointo Coupee parish. in The ilpod
district of Louisiana. planted ia.hto
fruit and pecan trees last year SUI
'perintendent Trudcau has also a
plan whereby road work in tio par
~. VIII be done by school hots.
students az the Georgia state Npr-
NAL school az Athens, Ca. study
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08


Ths whole argument tor home odu.
cation and N favor Of the patron.
iAln9 of the University o. New Mex.
ico 81 New Mexsco young men and
uomSh was spiendldiy summed % b,
president lloyd 10 q recent address
EVERY booster Tor New Mczlco should
ponder on f. Dr Boyd saids
There are eleven hundred
boys and EirSs sent out Of New
Mesiro every year 10 other states
fpr education. d costs an Az
efRBt 81 $500 each 20 send these
boys and ssrls aont out u New
We draiA sSeo.u0o out OF the
s,afa each year m cold cash
which might be Just as well kept
II home AMI unless the Cni-
vorsily % New Mexico Is kept up
% the standard risht along.
thtso win be an Increasing NUM-
ber OF students each year sent
abroad for their education. caus-
Ing an increasing drain ON the
resources az the state"
again, The institutions which
fHeaa ssnBg people attend ali
nlalntain employment bureaus
for nnding iobs for their grad
sintes, and they are yefy auccess-
ful ih obtaining surh positions
lFgfafesFs, therefore, that our
NrU Mexloo boys and girls are
not only cdneafed abroad but are
iandfd Ia positions outslde the
state a. East az they graduate
nt irast a considerable Number
- them are 80 allonated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

NWNNItII'A HIuNIs
onc peck grcen Tomatoes
Three rod peppora
six large unions
one ounce of aiieplce
one ounce 81 ground cinnamon.
VINEGAR
Slice the tomatoes sprinkle ncn-
tfOuHiy with sait and lei stand ever
night IN the NORMAN drain. and
wash III cold water. Chop the pen
Ders ana onions tokoihef. adding the
sugar and spices. add to the tomatoes
and cover with vinegar. Put In a
granite kettle and boil until the to-
matoes are tender and the mixture
ls quite dark and thick.
Tomato Soy.
Two pounds 81 green tomatoes.
Onc-hnif pound 81 onions,
Onc-half pound 81 cucumbers.
-Four ounces Of aaN.
one teaspoon pepper Germs
-Four cloves.
Small blade % mace.
Pinch ~ ginger
Six Chiiis
Malt vinegar 90 covcr
Slice the tomatoes. onlons and GU
cuInhers together. place them In a
colnndcr. sprinkling them with the
salt which has been previously warm
ed. Next day drain well. and place
ln preserving kettle with the re-
malning ingredients. soil slowly un-
90 the mixture il reduced to pulp
then rub Il through sieve at once
Seal In bottles
Uncookrd chin SAUCE.
One peck tomatoes. chopped fine.
Two cups salt
Two cups chopped celery.
-Four small red peppers.
Two cups chopped onions
Two cups brown. sugar
one cup mustard seed,
one teaspoon powdered cinnamon.
One teaspoon powdered cloves
Two quarts older vinegar
Sprinkle the salt over the tomatoes
and let them drain over night Chop
the celery. onions and peppers tOgeth-
ersand add them and the spices 10
the tomatoes. Pour over the vine-
gar Nix and set away This sauce
Is ready 90 cat IN three days.
Chow.Chow.
INV fNNNAA WV HNNhNA Wv
one quart OF very small onions.
Two cnullflOwer heads.
Three quarts 81 boiling water
Two and one-fourth cups salt.
Six tablespoons mustard.
Three tablespoons flour
One-half tablespoon curry powder
Two-thirds cup Of sugar,
. Three quarts Of vinegar
wash the cucumbers carefully. peel
the onions; soask tlse cauliflowers
fhcads d6snl IN enid swnter for TWEEN.
81 minutes. cut off ana discard stem
and separate into fiowerets. Mix the
vegetables. cover with the brine and
lei stand twenty four hours Scald
In the same brine and drain. Mix the
mustard. flour. curry powder and SUI
gar and moistcn with vinegar until
u smooth. thin paste n made. Add
tho three quarts ~ vinegar, heated
Ia the boiling point stir the mixture
constantly until {, thlcRcns, simmer
for five minutes and pour over tho
vegetables Store In glass Jars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
TINY TOT HAS TOES
i CUT OFF IN CYCLE
Terrible Avident % Plioenix Child
Wl'om Motor,gclIst Carries on
Front Of Machine; Foot
Clutches in Gear wheel.

Phoenix. AriE., Aug. Sin permit.
ting ave little children 10 clint ipOn
ais motorcycle ana ride uptown from
their homes on south Central avenue,
a. A. Billings. a. boardor at the Fields
residence. us South Central avenue.
was directly responsible for an accident
al o'clock last evening. IN which
pretty little Ruth Ice, aged about Ave
years. daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs CHAR
ence Ice. sustained injuries To her
right foot which VIII leave her per.
manentiy crippled In some manner
the right foot OF Ruth Ice. who was
riding on the front Of the motorcycle
swung into the front wheel gear OF
the machine, There WAS "A crunch
ing OF bones and scream from the
little giri who plunged headlong. The
machine fell over upon It's side and
the entire party dropped 10 the pave
ment. And then before the horror
struck spectators began To realize that
mere baby had been MANNED for
life. Billings caught the little ono up
la hia arms and ran toward the city
hall. In the street under The mathine
lay three tiny toes. and portion Of
the little white shoe which had cnsod
the foot The blood streamcd from
the ragged wound and the bones were
exposed.
Following the accident. Chief OF Po-
lice A. j. Moore called his officers to-
Rethcr and issued Instructions TO al
rest any motorcycilst found carry ing
passenger either child or a grown
person upon the tank In front Of the
driver
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
YORK TAKES TO
INEVELYN THAW DANCE
First appearance On American stage
since Hubbard Killed stanford
White sCOrts Succcs-.

Sew York. Aug s.-- Evelyn Nesoit
Thaw's nrst appearances on the Amer
lean stage since Harry Thaw killed
Stanford White mas made yesterday
afternoon Ia iiammcrstein'E Victoria
thenter She had stipulated In her
contract that she was To appear as
Evelyn Nesht
The biggest audience the Victoria
has held since Gertrude HOFFMAN
danced "salome' sWcltered through
eight numbers of ciaunetists equiii-
brists and yentrlloquisis before Mrs.
Thaw finally appe2red. "A was a cur
iously mixed audience. IL cOmnineu
tho elements of broadway ana do
mpstlCity
Mrs Thaw aud Jack Clifford hrst
danced SOM 1T me infinite variations
of the tango. Then they gave the
Boston. the Hesitation and other new
waltzes. Specimens ~ more lively
one-stop finished their act. Mrs.
ThaW danced gracefully, as did the
agile MI clifford The applause be-
slowed upon the pair Increased win
each appearance. until "a the end Mrs
fhaw Was forced io appear ana thank
The audience
In her dressing room u was plain a.
be seen that she was sreatiy relieved
that the ordeal mad ended happily
but Il bnd to I've All risht win
thls pNlisman" she said, aud shs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
n MATCH AT BUNGHOLE;
lN BARREL EXPLODES
~. llOuis boy Instantly Killed When
I'unte-IIilod Whisky Cask lets
Go; Mother MHy ISie.

St. Louis, Aug. S.--Thc mysterious
explosion of an empty whisky bar
rel caused the death OF John Thier, Z
years old az the home or nis parents
here today. The accident was wit
messed by score of children who
give several versions Of the occur.
renee
Several gay the hoy threw light
ed match into the barrel and then
put his eye 10 the bunEhole 10 watch
Results The child's mother and
other playmates deny he had any
matches Their theory h that tho
intense rays of the sun caused AN ox-
pioHion uf the fumes of alcohol re-
naming IN the barrel after II was
emptied Of the LIQUOR
The explosion hurled the hoy Sow
orai feet, causing % fracture OF the
skull ile died ~ hospital In a few
hours. His mother tainted when told
Of the accident aud wns brought 10
consciousness only after an hours cf-
fort ON tho part 90 physician. She
ls stFll in dangerous condition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08


For the last year "a more pubiic
bands o me western states have been
snalto oy the SECRETARY % the
lnlariar IS suAiee, d entry nnecr the
ao-eaiiod enlarged homestead act. or
she sso.acre homestead act. only Oh
petition or ihoee VINO drsire - avail
themselves o. the provisions Of this
NV Fhls pracedure wee IA out
growth 81 the desire of the depart
nsni % deslsnase 40 lands which
were moi actually entefabie under
tas i@& ~ ausatipa. ~ order % ac-
|complish this end the ssaius of each
tract had TO be investigated 10 de-
tcrmsne whether u Nas already en-
tered. VISA school section. was ls-
voise4 ~ state selection. or TO- any
other re4sDn had beer taken ont Of
she clnss II inappropriate" pub
Ne lnnds which alone are enteraole
under ibis act Thia search meant
that alih me measer force available
40 thc department only slow progress
conid be faadr ~ the designation Of
lands for entry under this law.
room afler TIE passage Of the act
lands had been designated for entrs
under q Ia body without regard to
gheir status. the only Questions de-
trrmincd by the department PRIOR 20
deglgnation being snHt the lands were
surveyed. unreserved. and non-irrlga-
bic. Under this mode o. procedure
designations can Dc made with COM
pararive rapidly. the availability Of
snc lands for enirs being determined
by the applicant when he visits the
local land Office 60 file upon his claim.
After the abandonment Of this early
procedure the law was EXTENDED 70
apply to North Dakota. The rule
81 designation by petition has been
followed N ahei p,nte, and the re-
sulsing delays have proved embar-
rasslnn both 70 the department and
TO the citizens of North Dakota. as
wei az to those 81 other western
states
AZ the susgestion % Senator 0ron-
IA Secretary Lane has recently de-
cided 10 revert 20 the earlier prac-
tice and designate the lands in large
bodies after e Is determined that
they are non-irrisable, as required by
the law he has accordingly issued
appropriate instruction 70 the geo.
logical survey, which Is charged un-
der the department with the prepar-
alton Of the lists OF lands cnterablc
under this law This change VIII
have the effect ~ greatly expediung
the designation Of lands under this
law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
osAFT n eEassAs ARNY.

"A niaber ol ofhoeIe Of the German
ARMY have been On trial on charges
~ hasing furnished Information 60
manufacturer on pendins soyev--
ment contracts Tor firearms. ammus
milton aud armor plate Tho defend
~nss admit the truth 81 ihe allega-
slons. Dut DECLARE shat shat lnforma
zion they gave out nent only 20 the
KFupps. and they cid not believe
rhaf there Were any secrets between
ihe 0ermah government and the ma
flon's ieading manufacturers of war
material They further acknowledge
ihat they accepted presents from
Kfnpps representative. bet thsse
we're ~ INSIGNIFICANT value ana were
s,ten and received 10 a spirit Of good
felionahip rather than OF bribery.
Had ihe iuormation siyen by the
ordnance oihcers 10 the krupps
found lin way % forelsu power a
mustn't have been 81 ihe utmost deiri-
nnni io Germany a Is not charged
nor lsen suspected that such q the
case. ghe crime " the accused o.
oeats h nol particularly heinoup.
rncy are realistically Hiliy. bat ihey
AZ. uot traitors The, have not Ds'
lrayrd their country FOR Hold. The
haa feature n lne ease exists N
proof 80 The rloesness 81 Inanufee-
lulsm a Nag supplies % pfnrsfp "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

rural socioiogs 90 applied 20 their
own districts. 20 that when they 70
out 20 teach they know the opportu-
nitios and needs Of the locality be-
ter than those who have lived In 81
All Their lives. How this work makes
Tor community bcttcrmcnt L. told by
p. g. Branson Ia bulletin Just a..
sued by tac United states bureau of
education
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
HOGS 400.
By JulIn w. carey in Atlanta
journal.
AAAAAAAA@SNSSSS'

Whose melancholy map suggests
the line ct saving souls instead ni
flying flags from of the tops Of pen
nant poles? Who used iu good oio
DAYS of gore 10 run the bugs himself
bat finds IL less eXhaustng now e"
SIT and count the pelfP Who seeks
no blazing spot lights glare, but huss
the dog house bench ana heps H.
hireHngs where aud when To toHs the
monkey wrench? who's pifeed as
man real ones from the cactus ana
the sage, as any Chris COLUMBUS man
ln this or any other age Who lost
the rag one year ago. but sure ~
coming back (see standing OF the
clubs to uateA His reverence Com
ME Mack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
from the. ChicuGo Sew

n you leap before sou look, you
look FOOLISH.
A girls idea Of stepmother b. one
she can't boss
An egOtlst "a "a man who thinks he
"a better than YOU are
Stiil a wonans vanity isn't In u
with a mans conceit.
Pride may 90 before inll even
when a girl falls IN love-
one Of the first things YOUNG
man should learn ~ 20 take hins
A man isn't necessarily cowari
because he Is afraid OF consequences
That girl who admitted sha was
20 Ia 1900 must bc nearly 80 ny this
time
There's no power In knowledge un-
less sou know how 40 put on the har-
ness ana hitch up.
Judging from their actions q man
sometimes wonders " his friends are
NOT enemies in Disguise,
A woman IN unpopular with her
neiRhbors II she never does anything
that they can gossip about
Just a. d woman quits wofiNihk
about her 0Wn age she beRinh 20
Worry abou, that 81 her unmarried
daughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

reachet 81 che 'front.' ~ her waist ahd
pulled forth small white cloth.
This ls my little boys jacket. abe
said. lendcriy it was MS nrst one.
and ! worr B, next 40 my heart when
: danced "a the Hlppoafomc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
Good lcason tor MS Enthusiasm.

When man has suffered for sew
erai days with collie. diarrhoea or 9TH
er form OF bowel complaint ana -
then cured sound and well by one or
two doses OF Chamberlain'R collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as rs
often the ease, 4 h but natural that
he should he enthusiastic IN his praise
OF the remedy and especially " thls
the case Of a severe attack When h'e
A. threatened Try u when ~ neeu
OF such a remedy. II aever falls SOLD
by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Constipation is the cause 81 many
ailments and disorders that mako lifo
miserable. Take Chambcrlain's Tab.
lat's. keep your bowels regular and
YOU VIII avoid these diseases For sale
by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

coRNcoB STATESMEN NOW.

COrncob pipes are new evidence
Of Jeffersonian simplicity IN the DEM
ocrntie house. Representative Ruck-
er % Missouri sas on the mouse floor
with Missouri mecrschaum' nest
ling in his hand. He Is the pioneer
''corncob Statesman"
The new congressional style r.
spreading. too. as Representative
Percy Quinn 90 Mississippi stalked
into the gorgeous gold ROOM add
Joining the HOUSE chamber. with an
other corncob smoker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Another number Of the "rnivcr-
slty OF New MeSico News" has been
ISSUED today This is Tar ana away
tho Invest publication ever Issued
from ihe big school and it ls calcu-
lated 10 do immense good for the
Varsity throughout the southwest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

Tra aettine warm. Don't iot your
scs boa sd drg. Cali uQ b7-bS--Dia-
wenf Lea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

ErInsIs. Iavvryl lla Z. ssseaa 9.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

TIRE REST way 20 tell whether o.
man H. e real Christian ~ 10 see
whether he ~ good nasured early In
the motning.
We. d. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08
m6V n fks Solar
JABS Plssm.


Ifirprntkana
IIatA you green .Aofnod SEA. neigh.
bor Akron Eeacon.Iorfnai
30. hut Wr'tc WalefmeIcned con.
BE or ihrst iln,eH already sci Ans.
antt Leader
And ~ cenfee. af1 ioa4 you.a green
apple fuusnh ana mushroom. ~
Youngstown Nindlcaiot.
Mex % manflon the probability thal
youfAN viii 81 new-pickitd so0n.--
Maybe Maybe Bot wc'u be darn
- 4 r'e grape fruit or pafsnip.-r-
JiUustua Faat
We shsll eenslnse 10 peaches and
vrfam a. lons ht they hold OUT.
Birmingham Ase- Herald.
we Weekend IN tho Fourth ward
ond summer in Albuquerque. Whore
win you spring ana fail?
%
MANY a NAN who ovsrfaaches
hlmeflf flnancinilF loses his balance.
D.
Naadcnio ~ tlte Vcrnnrulnr.
fFfom she Chicago Trihunc.l
''9ieii0. tnutchoo XIII
"sare. slu. ain't az"
enetcheriifei Whcnia slthack p"
''AmorninH; whenioog~
"i.nunaeo. 7avsagoodilmo9
"lIh~huh.'
TWhtreIa rOkitg"
'-sronain. Werloo1r
"Ailsbsun, 5tvttt goa
'sJavfanyfun p"
"uh-huh. Lots. wenncr suh cum
mlnoverGf
'Safnoon."
'srisc' Wen. slonR"
"slonK."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

A GREAT Relieious Awakcning
sometimes refers io the rousins of the
cong after the minister had finished
bis discourse. Let IN now sing No.
pal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-08

THE BEST foot Is useful not only
for hoing put forward. but also for
kicking ones self,