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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
PRUSsIAN PRINCESS
Welded IN STATE
[Ry Leased WIG 20 IsyenlnE IIeraId. J

Potsdam. Germany, May 1.-THE
marriage Of Prince Henry NXNlIl OF
Reuss and Princess Victoria Margar-
etc. of Prussia. only daughter of
Prince Frederick Leopold. Of Prussia.
IVES celebrated az the new palace here
this morning.
Afterward the grand marshal of
the PrussInn royal court. Count AUG
ust ~ Eulenburg performed tn"
ciVii ceremony.
The grand chaplain of the court. the
Rev, Dr, Ernest Dryandcr. conducted
the religious rite.
A temporary altar had been erected
In the celebrated Jasper gallery Of the
new palace for the occasion
At the wedding breakfast. held after
the ceremony, Emperor William made
a short speech
A card court. was then held. tho
emperor and empress and the Young
princess reviewing what appeared al
most military parade of the AS
senlhled guests, who walked IN pro-
ccssion through the ball room of the
palace and courtesied or bowed al
the instant of passing by the small
table at which their malesties and
the young couple we're seated The
ceremony takes its name from the
ancient custom of the hosts playing
cards during the functions: but only
the name and the tables are still ure.
served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
PREsBYTERIANS MAY
VOTE UPON PLAN
Of UNION
Committees of Two Great Or
ganizations Submit Reports
Favoring United Church in
America.



Atlanta Ga, May iI.--Committees
appointed by the United Presbyterian
Church of North America and the
Presbyterian Church of the United
states to devise practical basis ~
union between the two organizations,
today submitted Joint report Co
their respective general assemblies In
session here.
The report sets forth the essen
cial oneness OF the church of christ
and enumeratcs a common standing
ground of fundamental truths ON
which both organizations rest.
Among these fundamental truths
the report lists The Westminster
confession of faith. the larger and
shorter Catechisms as doctrlnal stan
dards To be interpreted i'm their nat
urai and obvious meaning; the Holy
Scriptures OF the old and the New
Testament are t0 be received as tho
very word Of God.
The doctrine OF the trinity and the
divinity OF christ are other essentials
enumerated
The general assemblies of both
churches 20 whom the report was
submitted unanimously agreed a.
consideration of tie proposed hnsii
for union of the convening OF th6
1914 assemblies. II has been urged
that the proposed amalgameti0n plar
be submitted 20 the presbyteries be-
fore action h taken hy the assembly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
ORGANIZED CHARITY
PROVES COSTLY
IN PROPORTION
TO BENEFITS
Records of Chicago Institution
Prove $4,000 Was Spent In
vestigating Case in Which
$500 Was Given.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
UNEARTHs GROSS ABUSES

tty Leased Ware 90 Evening Herald !
Chicago, May i1.--Recordr intend-
I'd 10 show that one woman depend
ent upon charity received less than
ta00 during eighteen months. while
Approximately 5000 WAS spent i'm in
vestigating her condition. we're pro-
duced yesterday before the legisla- i
tive committee investigating charlt-
able Institutions
The beneficiary. Mrs. Maggie Us-
itch, resides next door TO the Mary
crane nursery, u branch OF the Unit
ed Charities. and two ~ her children
were asphyNiated late last year. ~
the inquiry u was told how two
pulmotofs We're rushed To- the home
In an effort to save the children. who
we're overcome while their mother
was attending q lecture at the nur-
scry on the care Of habies since
their death Mrs Ustich has been car
ing FOR three surviving children. Her
husband is in an asylum.
A portion of the record of the case
submitted by the Rev. r. T.. j.
Lloyd. member of the legislative
committee, follows:
Charitable organizations rendered
service. SIC.
Courts rendering service, So.
individuals investigating. $50.
Physicians In attendance. Sii.
Nurses In attendance. 50.
"PUimOtors rendering service, SO.
Visits and interviews In regard TO
Mrs. Ustlch. SlO5.
Cash paid 60 Mrs. Ustich by Unit
ed Charities. S295.
Cash spent by all organizations.
corporations and individuals lnvesti-
eating case. $1,000.
We are trying 10 correct" said Mr..
Lloyd. ~, Is shame that so much
money WIS apent In looking up Mrs.
t'stlch when 80 fsttle was given realty
40 help out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
CUBAN AVIATOR IS
FIRST TO FLY
TO KEY WEST
Domingo ROsillo Makes Ninety
Miles Across Florida Straits
From Havana in Two Hours
and 25 Minutes.
ray Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. I

NV NNNNtu NfEN 10 ttNRNlUH AAtNNiUs
Havana, May IT, Domingo rosil-
10. the Cuban aviator to-day made
the first flight ever accomplished by
"a cuban airman across the Florida
straits from shore tu shore tie
started from Key West, at 5;i5 and
arrived "a Havana, at s'i0 ranking
the passage OF ninety miles. ln two
hours and twenty-five minutes
The announcement OF his start from
Key West had been given hy the dis
charge of three shots from cabana
fort and when he came into view he
WAS hailed with acclamations 10y vir-
tuaily the whole population of the
city. of whom the greater part had
gathered along the Sea aud harhor
fronts
Rosiuo approached the city flying
at an altitude Of e,0tu feet Ne then
wheeled toward the west and handed
al Camp Columbia. lfe experienced
no difficulty during his tight The
winds were light ana there WAS only
slight haze.
By the accomplishment % this
flight Rosiilo wins the prize Of iio,-
OOO offered hy the city 0f Havann
council 20 the first uuhan aviator 20
cross the straits
y, A. H. McCurdy. d Canadian, made
night across the Florida sirnits oli
January so. 1911, but owing 20 nn
Incident was compelled 90 descend IN
the water ten miles from Havana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
OFFICERS
DENOUNCED FOR
FAILURE TO
DEVELOP
Alleged Dog in Manger Policy
Of Interior Department Has
Cost State $4,000 in Popu-
lation, Declares Governor.
ASKS COOPERATION OF
WYOMING IN LITIGATION


[ by Leased Wire % Eveuing Herald. 1
Chyenne. Wyo.. May i1-Fallure
81 the federal government 20 give In
tellieent cooperation tO Colorado in
hs efforts 90 develop its natural re-
sources has held back the state fully
quarter of million IN rs growth.
aoeofdins a. th" statement of Govern
or Ammons, who is IN Cheyenne to-
day together with the attorney gem
cral Of Colorado for 10 conference with
Wyoming state officials IN regard 20
pending suits over irrigation rights of
the two states. The Colorado Off
cials spent the time informally this
morning In discussion Of the pend.
ing suits with Attorney General y. A.
Preston. as Governor Joseph N Carey
has not yet returned "a tho city from
an inspection trip of the state iEstl-
tutions on which he departed ten
days ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
SONORA TtIcnEfs JorN
MARCH AGAINST CHIHUAHUA

Douglas Aria. May Four hum
dred recruits from sonora left Aqua
pfisin early today 10 move east into
chihuahua state either against Juarex
or Casas Grandes 4 total Of .0o0
men Il said 90 have been recruited Tor
this purpose
The Invasion VIII he led by Juan
Medina. formcf mayor 81 Juarez and
a colonel IN the Maaero revolutionary
army. Friction between the Consiitu-
uonallsts Of tho two border suites IL
expected to be aveTted since tho SON
ora troops VIII oe led BY Chihuahua
man.
a shipment Of $4,000 cartridges was
confscated here today Dy deputy
United States Marshal Hopkins. Tho
ammunition was being transported In
"A wagon toward The International line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
thy Leased wire to Evening Herald.

chicago. May IA thousand
Chance day fans were lined up IN
front Of the hox Office "a American
league PARK AZ 10 o'clock today, com
prlsing the van guard of the multi
tude awaiting the New York-C Chicago
game this afternoon. dedicated az a
demonstration OF friendship "a Man
ager Frank chance. former leader
OF the Cubs, but now pilot cf the
Highlander.
The first ticket seeker turned up az
o'clock In the person OF a woman,
who. like many who followed, carried
a lunch. a cloud appeared In the
sky and was viewed with more any,
irty BY the fans than any war cloud
which ever hovered over the Balkans
II grew black. liehts nickcred in win
dows OF tall office buildings. and
there was an omlnous growl Of thun-
der, al which a million persons --nc-
cepting the weather mans numerical
estimate--caiied np 90 put their fond
ost and most pstffnd anpre1ppsipns
to the test,
May be shower this forenoon
nothing serious-clcar this after
noon" came the reply ANA the ad-
vance crowd settled down To- await
the opening sale Of seats nt II o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Underwood TARIFF
BILL CONDEMNED
BY PROMINENT
FRENCHMAA
Deputy Gerald Says United
States Government is No
torious for Disregard of In-
ternatiOnal Obligations.
DECLARES PROPOSED LAW
VIOLATES 90 TREATIES

fiy Leased Wire to Ifvenine Herald.
Paris MAY I7.--rhp Underwood
hill. az TAR az li relates Co French
industry. was energeticaiiy condemn
ed today at the monthly meeting OF
the National Association OF Industry
and Commerce. The chair was takea
by Andre i.eBon. former minister Of
commerce. and among tho distln-
guished company were Gabriel Hano-
taux. former foreign minister and
Paul Delombre, former minister ~
commerce.
Deputy Georges Gerald. IN review
ing the tariff bill. expressed his oh
lection TO IL administrative clauses.
which. instead Of relieving the great
hlndrance which he declared exists
IN trading In the United States. in
creased them arbitrarily.
when Mr. Underwood and HIS
friends say they are only applicable
To professional defrauders." said NJ.
Gerald. "this affirmation ~ not sui
ficient for French exporters. who
already know too much about the ad-
ministration of the American tariff"
Deputy Gerald conunued:
"The world has seen how the Unit
ed States, boy is Panama canal act
has violated the Hay -Pauncefote
treaty and how the state Of California
has violated the Unitec States treaty
with Japan. The projected tariff.
which seems Intended 10 suhsidize
American shipping. violates twenty
treaties-----those maze by the United
states with Spain. Great Britain.
Italy. Austria Hungary, Denmark.
Belgium. etc. yet ! still hope that
France and the United States will bs
shie 10 arrange a practicable agree-
ment"
NJ. Lnbon commended tho Judi
cious comments Of Deputy Gerald
and regretted that tho United s,nteas
although protesting the desire to live
on good terms with all the world,
does not give any practical proofs of
this to France"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

PAIL MALL GAZETTE
SEES GRAVE DANGER
London Newspaper Believes
Western Canada. New Zeal
and and Australia Would
Side With Americans
Against Japan.


lhl Leased WlFo 90 Eponlne Mornsf h
iehio, Japan. AIny ILL., iffetnnn1ls. Z.
ble war talk was condemned ~ most
of the speakers NJ gnaaM meeting t6.
cay. 0rganized by an aeeaointlon rtna
fenenting partly business end uertlg
educational Interests az when soma
parliamentary representatives wcra
also present
The spaoehes made ny tbs snaloritv
ot the educational representative h
contrast 20 the other ndofk1Aea were
sober and conservative They nat8
expression 70 confidence that the
JapHnere steAdfaatly point ous inc nn~
fairness Of discrimination.
Il was. however. deeIared that eha
time had arrived when tho 1apannsa
must he given equal treatment WllIs
ether peoples ana the speakers con~
demned the agnresslona IL th6 whites
w the world against the rolofaa ttiena
ghe instance being given az the lrnch
Ing u negroes ID thr Eougnefn a,otea.
Prefe&os NaNni If Whsedh unlttfS
ei,y m M copFae % hA adareaa.
pnid
'fina niaHe fhe Nllie at.6 eofoseh
peoples euunl Unless We clh|tn
equality wa shall fail n cnrfy opt
Gods wishes Tnis was received
with cheering
Representative Teusako IIlnata ana
Ken4o fiaynshl protested against the
Discrimination SHOWN ~ the alien
land ownership hIll and condemned
the lack 81 laud ard AGRICULTURAL
classes in the existing treaty Tney
scored the reckless aallatofp. who.
they sald were mcrely playing the
game of those seeking orders TOR
guns and wRfshius
Resolutions were then adopted dr-
clarins that the Japanese IN AmeHlca
must have cquai rights with the
whites and that this Fundamental ao-
luton of the existing difficulty wnus1
upheld Japanese prestige and gunran-
tee permanent peace.
The meeting closed with dignity and
seriousness and with tho expression
% the idea that granting nntnrasiN0-
tion rights 20 the Japanese ln Amer
lea would be q prarticnl aolnilqn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
next AMBASSADOR
TO BEAR OLIVE
BRANCH TO
HUERTA
Administration Considering
Recognition Of Present Gov
eminent in Mexico to End
Uncertainty.
WILSON'S SUCCESSOR
TO BE NAMED SOON


Iny Leased Wire 20 Escninr ncrni6. J
Washington. AIay is..--he unsaiis-
factory state Of relations befwsen the
United states and Mexico probably
VIII soon induce the administration 20
take some definite attitude toward
recognition of the Huerta government.
The faci that several foreien states
already have accorded recognition in
ciuding severar ~ the great powers. Is
said TO be- having on influence ou the
United states
a is expected thai very soon a new
ambassador win be appointed to sue
ceed Henry fnna Wilson and that nis
credentials viii be directed ~ provls-
ional President fiuerta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
KICK HEETER our
DEMAND OF
PUPILS
Pittsburg Children Remain
Away From School as Pro-
test Against Alleged Immor-
ality Of Superintendent

hy Neased Wire to Evening Herald. !
Pittsburgh, Pa, May 1.-THE IN
vessigation Of alleged immortality
against s, l.. iIecter. superintendent
of public schools Of Pittsburgh. now
in progress by a committee of clti-
zens composed Of bishops. ministers
and business men took new ansle
late yesterday when a Former stenog.
rapher Ia Heetcr's employ made affl-
davit of undue familiarity" which
caused her 20 quit her position. she
states. Hector brands her story as
another malicious H."
hecter charged by domestic IN
his home with two serious offenses.
was tried in criminal court and ac-
quilted. other charges were brought.
Meanwhile. children remained away
from school and thousands 81 them
paraded the streets carrying banners
Inscribed KICK neeter out"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

washington. Msv l1--AFi4ona =
new alien land Law 4 nod regarded
here az seriously eempl1esllne the ne
gotlatlons with Japan becauee the act
does not contain the narne direct bar
against Japanese a. the California ret.
II Il expected. huweveF. that hecaret
81 lts adverse effect upon Mexlcan
land owners IN Arlr0na, q protest VIII
be forthcoming fross tlse MeEicnn
government. even IN View ~ the taih-
er irregular STATUS 90 the diplomRtln
relations between America aud
Mexico.
Secretary nryan conferred with the
president this aftfraunn on the 4an~
anese situation Tne pFesiaept was
taking "a holiday but talked with the
secretary % state about the anawef
Of ths United states ln the 1auanese
protest against the California anfis
allen land LEGISLATION.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
THOUSAND CHICAGO
FANS ON HAND
TO WELCOME
CHANCE
Stars First Visit to Old Home
Since Taking Charge Of New
York Americans Made Aus
picious Event.
CROWD GATHERS HOURS
BEFORE GAME STARTS

= phicaR0. co.. May while .
. t2.000 persons were crowded IN .
= 10 the Chicaso American league .
. park here today ia celebration OF .
= Chance dny.''a section Of the =
= temporary grsndstand collapsed. 9
. one woman was carried away .
: unconscious. Several score per. =
= sons were involved In the crash. .
4 few minutes laser, another =
q section of the stand. back Of the
= iirst colinpsed No one was hurt .
. In the second accident. There .
. We're about i0n persons IN each .
. OF the collapsed sections but ns =
= the stands were only ABOUT three .
. feet from the eround, most OF .
. them escaped Injury .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
WILSON AGAIN ENJOYS
SATURDAY VACATION
[ny Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald

Washington. May i7.-Presldent
Wilson today adhered To his program
OF resting on saturday Ile did not
60 10 the executive offices hut spent
most of the day alone In his study
Rudolph Spreckles. of Sun Francisco.
was one OF Mr. Tumulty's visitors,
The purpose of his visit he said was
10 arrange for an appointment with
the president Monday when he prob
ably viii discuss currency reform
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

london, May rshnuld the war
break out the sympathles 81 Ans-
tralia. New Zealand and westefn
Canada would he Violently on the silt
of the United States. says the poiI
Mnll Gazette today, IN discussing the
California allen land o~hsFahit anns
tF0FeFsy. The newepepeF considers
that Il would be q grave mistake 70
underestimate the cnanser of con-
fiict between the United States and
Japan, u saysi
'.'rhe opinion thar the Japanese
VIII never SO To war 20 a1force their
treaty rights In California IS one 81
those dangerous gcneralltieE whigh
Head nations bllndfoldea 20 she bFipig
~ the pie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
SANTA Re ENPLOYE
SENTENCED TO
SEVEN YEARS
Los Angeles Clerk Says He
Was Driven to Theft Of
100000 by Ex-Convict
Blackmailers.

Los Angeles. May i7.--Wm Sc.
John Ranney. former chief clerk 10
the auditor of the Santa Fe railroad
who confessed thefts amounting To
between $50. 900 and 500. 600. was
sentenced today TO seven years IN san
Quentin prison.
Ranney "a former inmate Of the III
mira reformatory. of New York. de-
clared that he was forced to steal by
former convicts who knew his record
and levied blnckmail on pain OF cx-
posurc.
Ila did not name any OF the men,
however. who he said had Systematic
ally bled him az everything he could
steal from the railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

sacramento. Cellf.. M4y HeNff-
autlon 81 allena on n.pnssenger trains ln
California a. sou8hi ~ the Hsato
branch uf the United Commenl4l
Travellers in conyenllon hole ThN
srand council was asked mHi nsHhl rs,
take the matter nn with lhe Htelo
railroad comlalmiun epNahtrs VINO
urged aggregation nald They WeFe ofiF
cn PAT a. lncoafal4lPnea and lnHA tHN.F
health wae imperlifa ny tne pttHanlI
|of objectionable alleasH in flFaipiaa4
coacheA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
MURDEROUS EDITOR
LEAVES VICTIM
NEAR DEATH
Authorities Hunt Illinois
Newspaper Man Who Put
Up $4,000 Bond After Fa.
tally Shooting Doctor.


Decatur IT.. May iT.-F n. Slate,
editor OF the Mount Anourn Tribune.
Who yesterday shot pr y = windsor,
has disappeared Efforts made 10 nnd
him 10 raise hts bail from t2.sO0 90
$4,000 have been futile 40 far. Or
Windsor is near death IN a Springfield
hospital. whore. ID " said. ho cannot
i've through tonight ifis intestines
were Perforated by the shot Perito-
nitis "a expected 20 develop
slate loft Tayiorsyille. where ne fur-
uished tho 81. bond. for Edln-
bursh. small town ln Christian
county. Friday evening. lie couid noi
ho found at Edinburgh to-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Ann Arbor, Mich. May H. Michi-
gan took a weeping track Victory
from Syracuse this afternoon by "a
total sooro of so 10 az Micbigun
took nine nrsts out ~ thirteen events
ana led at AN times. syracuse for
feited the mile relay race.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Berlin May ii--ArrangenentH
whereby Prince Ernest August of
Cumberland and Princess Victoria
Louise, after tholf marriage az her-
lin on MAY "a viii ascend the long
vacant throne ~ the Duchy of Bruins
wick. have heon completed, accord
Ing 10 Tagchntt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
Clo@c IYnIsh ENpcciei.

Lawrente KAN May lf~'lne
team admittedly the stroneer IN the
field events and the other cXcclliug
In the truck contests close finish
was expected in the annual outdoor
track and neld meet ~ the track
sauads az the University ~ Missouri
ana the University Of Kansas here
this afternoon,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Chicago. May i7.-The case involv-
ing the suspension OF Manager sto.
vail. of the 81. Louis American league
Club, Is still under consideration, IL
|sAas announced az the office OF Presi-
dent Johnson of the American league
today. A decision Is expected next
week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Washington. May i7.-Neither the
senate or house was In session today
ana consideration of the tariff bill
had passed from the senate floor TO
the finance committee whore Il viii
remain for az least two weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

bCilin, Mas it.~ Andrew Carnegie
Ia coming "a Berlin 90 conefatslaSo
Emperor William on his twenty-five
years peaceful rcirn ile cabied TO-
day, reservlng rooms AZ hosei,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
EIGHT THOUSAND MADE
HOMELESS BY FLAMES
TBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.

Budapest Hungary. May blight
thousand people were rendered home
less, one child was burned Ia death.
many people were injured and heavy
financial loss was caused hy great
fire in the center OF this city today.
The flames started In the upper floor
of 4 large building ana famed by a
strong wind, quickly Involved several
blocks Ot houses In the destruction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Princeton Loses 10 CoInmbia

Princeton. May i7,--Columbin won
the triangular bont race here this AZ.
ternoon; NhVy second, Princeton
third Time. 6t5 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
MEsTERN LEAGTE.
Des Moines. 3 Lincoln. !.
COLLAGE ATlrLETICs
YHlr llrNt- IinFVnFl

New Haven. May t7.--Yale won la
the dual games with Harvard this
afternoon by score In points of 90
10 As.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17
T0DAY's GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Batteries. Adams, Hendrix and 81
mon. Kelly: Tesreau. Crandnll and
Meyers Called at end of twelfth ON
account of darkness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

AZ Chicago. u. ~. E.
New York ............ .
Chicago .............. 20 g
Batteries keuting. klepfer and
Sweeney. Russell and SchHlk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

Batteries. dHrien and Carrisan
hamilton ald Agnew.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-17

ToDAx's NEWS E0DAx..
Kou 81 y m the HERALD.
nirtg cents . munth ~ ~ eensB
. week delivered a. your doopl
afty rents BY man.