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Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10
Rules for Young writer.-

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 I: Original stories or letters only will be used.
 5. Write your name, age and ad- dress plainly at the bottom of the story.
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 Whatever you are-Be that:
 Whatever you Say-Be true @ Straightforwardly act
 Be honest-in fact
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10
LETTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

William D. Buckley of New London ! want to thank you for the prize book, Frank in the Mountains, which
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10

foundland dog caught sight of the terrier and jumped into the water, grasped the little dog by the neck with his teeth. then swam about look ing for place to land. Finally he sighted low place and thither he swan till he reached the land. The people were delighted and ran to meet the dog. The Newfoundland, giving two or three proud parks, laid down his burden upon the wet banks.
 RUTH HEAP, Age 13.
 Sharing Nuts.
 One day two boys went nutting in oodS not far from a cemetery.
 After they had gathered a sufH- clent amount one of the boys said;
 Let's go and share our nuts in the cemetery.''
 tA1l right said the other; se they started for the cemetery.
 When they crossed the fence two nuts fell out of the bag.
 Never mind,.' said one of the boys, we'll get them when we come back" After they had about half of their nuts shared an old negro came up to hear what the two boys were saying The boys were saying: "I'll take this one-I11 take that one"
 This frightened the old negro very much and he ran away. He met a white man and he said to him:
 'The good and the bad mans are sharing the dead"
 tOh, you 'fraid cati" said the white man.
 Come on and seei" said the negro. So when the men reached tie ceme- tery they head the boys saying:
 s<1'1I take this one-Tll take that one'
 Soon the boys had finished and they said Now we'll take the two outside the fence,'' and the two men ran off as fast as they could. F'RIEDA PHILIPP. Age 13. Baltic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
BIG CROWD ENJOYS
X. c. PARTY
Delightful Program Rendered
BY Talented Artists, Follow
ed BY Pleasing Informal
Dance.

huge success from every stand
point was the knights of Columbus
May fetc. enjoyed hy a large crowd
in the odd Fellows hall last night
Between . ana 20 o'clock a program
was rendered that proved immensely
pleasing tO everybody.
Piano solos 10y Misses Marie Iiig-
Gins. Eleanor Naughey. Frances Muir
ply ana Cecilia Murphy were splen-
didly done. Vocal solos hy Mrs.
Charles White Mr.. Franz and Mr..
puryear were greatly enjoyed ana
generously applauded, applause sccur-
Ing encores
Mr. l.andolfi and MIR Gumbiner did
"a sketch that won them enthusiasts
praise ana applause.
Miss Eva Thatcher worked In Mag
gic Klein style Ia Irish songs and
stories and was successful IN sending
her audience into commissions oI
laughter. pots ana Pans" with in
imitahle gestures. proved take
down. tho-house Number. Altogcthei
,he entertainment feature of the Mas
icte WIS very fine one and vcrS
pleasing all the way. An enjoyabl,
social dance followed. Tho May fets
committee was composed of william
J. White, j. W. Prestcl, ", j kelehci
and l.. ]. Murphy. The committee
wishes 10 extend public thanks unt
appreciation Co an who participated u
the entertainment of the evening,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
RATION RETAILERS.
TO RUN TO ROUNDUP
At ROSWELL
Six Large Automobiles to
Take at Least % Delegates
to Convention; us Mile
Trip.

Ration y. NJ. May ts.--The lakl
meeting - the Retailers association.
before the vroEs' state automobile trip
20 the Roswell convention. Was mold
last evening nc the association head
quarters with good-sixed member
ship IN Attendance.
The meeting was given over 10 tho
making OF final preparations fOF the
anticipated trip which will be taken
hy at least twenty i've OF those who
have already piunkcd down their SO
reservation fee fOr the i1s-mlle round
Trip Six large automobiles have
been chartered ana this number viii
be increased BY az least one or two
more 90 accommodate the additional
number 81 those who have indicated
their intentions 81 going if business
ARRANGEMENTS can SO be adjusted 20
the weeks absence.
The start Viii BE- made az O o'clock
ON neat sunday mornins from ln
front Of the Retniiers headquarters
on south Second street Dinner will
be- tnken ui LAS Vegas and the first
night spent ga Lhmy. The Monday
mornings run VIII lake the party a.
Vaughn for dinner and the rcmsin-
der ~ the trip 40 Roswell VIII BE- me-
gotiated iu time Tor supper
an things going Well. the Retailers
viii arrive home On the following
saturday evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR NEW STATION
At SILVER CITY
Conference Held By Officials
of Santa Fe and Chamber Of
Commerce; Building to Be
Mission Style.

silver civ May IS Silver Citys
progress toward new Santa tc de
pot took decided step forward ycs-
teruny when "a large party of Santa
nee Officials arrived u town, bringing
with them the plans for the new
mildlug The party was headed BY
Conceal superintendent 8. NJ kurn ~
ia Iuniu. ana with him were r.. n,
Eishr, chief engineer az thc western
division with headquarters az Amurii-
io. Tex. Division superintendent y
~. summons or san NarCiui, Division
Engineer Lnuk, q. Il. Hayes. general
foreman oi roads and bridges. and
B. g. Black rundmastcr
They were met boy the committee
of the chamber of commerce which
has the depot mntter in hand. ana "a
discussion uf general matters Ia con-
ncction with the huilding took place.
The Two sets uf plans presented show
q handsome building ln mission style,
substantially huu ~ concrete with
tiicd roof The two sets ~ plans dh-
Ger considerably in style, but tho one
approved bS the committee ~ entirely
mission.
THE nov depot win ho located on
the present ,sitc. ns " has been Inn.
possible 20 secure anything which
would answer the purpose better.
There viii ha no track 20 cross Va get
ting 10 a. Work win be commenced.
IL is expected within month, but
nt least thr building win be ready for
occupancy this fan
Tho officers left hero Tor trip over
The high Nuo fn Flrrro and Suuta Rita
with "a short stop ut hurley
1feF lfnfolcd Va specinl train. Mr.
Fox was with the party until ysster-
duS. when he was called to Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
ANOTHER OPINION BY
ATTORNEY GENERAL ON
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS

santa Fc. ~ a.. May i5--Attor-
ney General clancy has written the
following letter regarding the cx-
penses 81 district attorneys. which
explains itself.
sania re. May ie
Hon James 81 Waddill. District Az
torney. Demlng. y. Al
Dear Sir some DAYS since ] re-
ceiyed your letter Of the 5lh lnstunt
enclosing a copy OF smother which
you had written 90 Mr. Romley on
the subject of expenses ~ district "a
tnrneNS and the fund from which the
same shah be paid, 1 agree with you
that under the nroyit0s In aection
of The ace which d printed as chap-
Ter bt ~ the laws of 1913. al such
expenses must hf paid from the court
fund of cnch county. / can see no
way ~ interpreting the Words used
&C. moan anything else.
AS 90 whether travelling expenses
inclldod hotel bills or not NY im-
preston d. like yours. To hold other
wise would be- on the theory that
hotel bills were Hat ckronecs added
to tho burden of the district attorney
On account Of his being away from
homo. na he would have 40 ear and
he lodeHd somcW here whether &c
homc or away thefelroul hif "A a
mattcr Of tact q mans hCuaehold Icx-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
UNIQUE OPERATION
IS PERFORMED ON
YOUNGSTER
Five Year Old Louis Espinosa
Under Anaesthetic Three
Hours; Rallies and Is Ex-
pected to Recover.

Unique and one Of the most dlff-
cult surgical operations ever per-
formed IN Albuquerque was the work
Of surgeons yesterday IN ~. Josephs
hospital on Louis Esplnoaa. the i've
yoar-nld son % Mr.; and Mrs. celso
EHpinoen, Of al West Marquette
avenue The youngster was under an
anaesthetlc for three hours and the
ether was administered under most
oifhcuit circumstances. The sur
gcons took out the lower jaw hone.
which had been affected BY a cancer
ons growth which developed several
months ago. and then made an incl
sion into the hoy's right leg. raising
the muscle and chlseling out piece
Of bone. SHAPING u and graftins II IN
the chin and wiring u there. II ~
expected TINT tha inWa will regcnernte
and that the hone that was grated
from the leg and placed IN the chin
viii produce hone Ia order TO ac-
compliah She operation. Il was neces-
except the molars. II ~ planned 30
form bridge ht dental surgery. con-
sfruct n piate ~ false teeth and
eventually restore "a the Jaw BY arti-
Hcial means the use naturally pos
scHscd prior to the operation Tho
surgeons hope that because of the
boN's ugc. nature will cause the
assume natural shape.
\ similar operation ~ fnr AZ
known, has never been performed In
the southwest. -Four months ago u
tumor developed on the hoy's lower
Jaw and vicinity The hone WAS
scrnped al The time. hut a further
growth developed. with the result
that Il was decided 90 remove the
growth entirely. II was necessary 20
carve AWAY practically the entire low
law. and 90 rcplace 10 aa has been
Described by grating piece Of none
from the leg
OF sturdy built nnd stout heart
little Louis never whimpcrcd either
before or after the operation yestof-
day. Re passed good night last
nieht and his condition this mornins
was said &, be encouraging Present
IN the operating room when Louis
underwent the operation WIS his
brother. IN. Tobias F.spinoss, "A physi-
elan and surgeon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
GATE CITY EXPECTS
HEAVY MOTOR
TRAFFIC
Auto Tourists BY Score AL.
ready Crossing Lofty Pass ;
Texas Trail Expected to
Bring Many Visitors.

Ration. N. ~. May iU.--Aa tho sea-
son for automobile touring approach
e. Ration ui.d RntOn Pass become
more and more a controlling center
Of the automobile map through which
hundreds OF travelling parties will
pass this summer.
The fame OF The Scenic "sky line
drive" over n mountain pass 5000
feet above sea level. has been sprcad
broudcant through this east and west
IN spite 90 the commercial interests
elsewhere which exploit q more north
ern route, snowbound six months In
the year. or an extreme southern
route through the coiorless and sui
try plains OF southern Texas.
Already Ration has witnessed the
arrival Of several score OF trnnscon-
tincntal tourists, The foreFunhefa "
the innumerAbIo caravans to come
whose broad gauge. rubber tired
wheels are following closely the ruts
made by the prairie schooners Of San
IN Re Trail days. Not the smaller
part ~ this summer travel however,
VIII be the followers or the Texas
trail over which VIII travel hundreds
OF Texas touring parties who will
he seeking the more invlgorating
temperature of the Colorado and New
Mexico Rockies
The county board OF road cOmmiqs
sinncrs has been in communication
wth numerous parties and autOmO-
bile associations In Texas who are
contemplating vien 10 Colorado
spring. Denver and other Colorado
points this summer without ex-
ceptiun, the consensus Of opinion Of
all those who have iamiilarizcd
themselves with tho several feasible
routes between Texas aud Colorado
points iu the past favots thu route
viu. Clayton. Ration aud Trinidad.
The two or three main travelled
routes north through oklahoma and
southern kansas so tho main east
and west route through central Kan.
sas do not surpass the New Mexico
Southern Colorado route in direct
ness or condition and are not To- be
compared IN scenic FEATURES TO the
magnificent mountain highway be-
tween Ration and Pueblo, Via. Ration
Pass
Preparations are being made Tor
nlacinS the Ration pcs Moines road
IN perfect repair. Several low placee
on this important highway. which
are difficult 60 travel over IN wet
weather. have already been improved
with cuverts or W grading and q
force OF road builders with grader
viii be placed on the road by the
county road commissioner before the
end OF the week for the purpose Of
putting On the finishing touches.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

monthly magazine as our clearing
house of missionary methods. But
helpful as this would he IN standard
izing our efficiency. its dlFectness
~ purpose would be- Increased bN
carrying uut Recommendation which
desire To make for the present year
This IN that you appoint or author
lie 90 be appointed three commissions
ON efficiency. which shall submit ghcir
printed reports 20 you at your next
annual session. these commissions to
ho known as the commission on or
Hanized efficiency. the commission on
the efficiency at the urban society,
and the commission on IN" efficiency
of the rural society
"rhe duties ol these commissions
viii be no snecure. They viii bc
charged with gathering material for
our whole organization In the diner
ont branches Indicated sitting out
the immasal; studying other or
ganizations Of character similar 90
our own, contrasting, criticizing a.p-
proving. and from the mass Of facts
bring 20 us some definite conclusions
ana recommendations
II these commissions are to ne
effective. they must have wider help.
many Offering them the benefit ~
their experience. if effective. IA
expect them To- be. they should hc
followed by others, taking mp such
questions as the training of leaders.
the ingathering of children and the
future at royal ambassadors. surely
this present gathering opens for us
q year of great significance. My de-
sire Is that the jubilntp ycnr shalt be
as great starting point Tor mission
ary efficiency as 1888 for missionary
organization: that IN 1855 we VIII
say. our wonderful growth began
In 1913
"nut haze. A care. MANI. a. ujmnse a
great celebration has exhausted the
missionary energy for years to iol-
low We want no nervous collapse TO
follow. no one-ideu campaign 10 blot
out an other thoughts. This would
be worse than usciess-disastrous '
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
URGES APPLICATION
Of EFFICIENCY TO
MISSIONS
President Of WOman's Mission
airy Union Pleads for Mod
ern Methods; Proposes APP
portionment of Commissions
[By Leased WIG 10 IayenIng lIeraId.l


81 Louis. May Application OF
modern efficiency methods 10 mis-.
sionary work was urged today 10y
Miss =. +. $. Heck president of the
Woman's Missionary union. In an adj
dress before the twenty-hfth annual
convention of the union. Miss Heck
proposed the appointment of three
commissions Co study the question
and report back 20 the union az is
next annual meeting.
i'Aii~ionarSt efacicncy ~ still neb.
uluus. Miss Heck asserted. From
the sum of our methods We should be-
able 90 deduct definite standard Of
missionary efficiency An important
stop in reaching universal standard
is to abandon. once for an. the belief
that our circumstances are peculiar
organizations In the same line 81
business have the same standard III
effort ana result and the one that
~-sr .s4. rsv B~N TNis 'ni ~UUhfcss
la so homogeneous territory az ours.
method notably successful In one
state will be found. with rare eXcep-
tions successful In another
I'm placing before the individual
gone far towards standardizing their
work. However. We have given few
authoritative corrections for its at
Imminent. I'm the methods of the So
c'ety In town ana country there must
ho difference. but the problems of
towns ana country places from one
end OF our territory Ia the other are
same Hundreds Of our hest most
thoughtful and consecrated women
are giving amounted time 10 solving
them. How shail an profit by tho
failures ana successes of allH How
shall the lonely worker he enriched
by the counsels Of hundreds
OF have made no secret of my hope
that putting Our Mission Fields on a
solf.supporting basis 49, quarterly
VAS "a step toward making 1t spccdil,
"a monthly. I would suggest "a union
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
GRAsSHOPPERS ON
TRACK STOP TRAIN
ON PECOS
Millions of New-Fledged Pests
Have to Be Swept Off Mile
Of Pea-Vine to Allow Train
to Get Past.

Roswell, \. NJ. May l5--.Passen-
gers on the southbonnd local Santa
Re passenger tram had quite an cX
pericncc yesterday afternoon Just
north of kcnne "A few miles when tho
train stopped in an open country.
Fasteners first thought was that
there was a western hold-up by cow
boys ana MeXicans. bui II turned out
to be only "A million or SO grasshop-
pcrs that had just been Matched. The
track became SO greasy that it took
AN hour 90 Ro distance Of one mile.
The train was also delayed the day
before from tho same cause
There u about "a mile square Just
north of Kcnna about four miles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

where thousands and millions az eggs
were deposited ANA have lust hutch
cd This suprrilnous crop viii not
do any damage Gas grass ZAP that way.
as the winged trouble makerH misrate
if,st ~ autn ~ uth tinurh
Tho train crcW hud quite an OK
pcrieurc Yesterday hcn thcy HAD io
take tho hrnoms from ihc Train Hnd
sweep tho trhcla.- Tho track would
Dee swept. the train would pun up "a
piece then SOME more would be-
swept This was slow work. bot the
district being only % mile wide only
about AN hour was lost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
FOODS THAT BIND
l LITTLE CHILDREN
Start Thee. OR Right with = Good
LAXATIVE and Tlhfn Watch
THEIR Dipl

Mothers are often unconsciously
very careless about the diet Of their
children, forcing all to eat the same
foods, The fnct ~ that all foods do
not agree alike with different persona
Hence. avoid what seems to consti.
pate the child or to give u indigestion,
quickly dia"stod.
~ the child shows tendency 10
constipation q should Immediately be-
Eivcn q Mild laxative 10 help the
bowels. iis this ~ not meant n physlc
~ purgative. for these should never
ho given 10 children nor anything
Ike fiits pills, otc. Wnat the child
requires h. simply q small dose of the
Rentlest ~ medicines. such rs Or.
Caldwelrs syrup pepsin. which In the
opini0n of thousands OF watchful
mothers Is the ideal remedy for any
child showing q tendency to constipa-
tipn. So many ihinps can happen 10
u constipntcd child that care IS neces-
sary Guilds, piles, hendaC hes Sleep
iesaness and many ntheg Hunoyances
thai children should not have can
ufuailN be traced 10 constipation.
Many of Americas foremost fami.
Tics are never without syrup pcpsin.
nrcausy one can never tell when Some
member Df the family may need &C.
ana Hll can use a. Thousands on
dorse o.. among them Mrs. NJ. g.
Darling. U. r. ~ so. 4. HeiieyleW. Pa,
who writes. u certainly think Or.
Caidwcl's syrup pepsln saved my
hv's life. Marjorie Is "a bottle baby
and could not get her food ga digest.
hut found b. giving her small dose
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

of syrup Pepsin when she had collie
Il always cured her d.. Cnldweii'a
syrup pcpsin Is sold by drugalsts at
nfty cents and one dollar q bottle,
The latter size being bought hy those
who already know its value and u
contains prOporilonntely more. Re-
suits are always guaranteed or money
VII be refunded
Everyone likes syrup Pcpsln as lt
Is very pleasant TO the taste. % Is
also mild and non-eriuinR and free
from injurious ingredients.
II no member Of your family hns
ever used syrup peppln and YOU
would Ike "a make personal trial 81
q before buying u In the regular way
of "a druggist. send your address --a
postal viii do-to Or ". y. Caldwell,
az Washington ST.. Monticello, IN.
and q free sample bottle viii ho mailed
YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
ORPHANAGE NEEDS
BEDS FOR THE
YOUNGSTERS
Persons Who Have Bed Room
Furniture for Which They
Have No Further Need, Are
Asked to Donate It.

-~Tfgsds. SHgNl~af dbtfaG. 0r f6ts.T Irir
needed hy the franciscan nrphanage.
The sisters Ia charge OF the lnstitu-
ton request that any person who may
have bedroom furniture stored away.
tor which they have n0 further use,
and who wish the donate Il. To please
notify them Tho beds viii b. used
So accommodate the orphans whH
have been received at the home and
vino are at present cramped for sleep
ing room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Hcrln. May iG.-Two women OF
the middle class. who live in the
north OF Berlin, have confessed 10 the
polico that they have committed
thefts because their husbands did not
give them sufficient money 90 pay the
household expenses.
They explained that. rather than
admit 10 their husbands that they
could not make both ends meet with
the money allowed them. they de.
cided to rob their neighhors and sell
the stolen goods.
The thefts came 80 lieht aS the re-
sub Of the sale of beds. tableware,
clocks and icWelrV 10 second hand
dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
onpo.c Paec AnnoInlmcnt.

London. May i6.-Tho London
Trades council, representing 10000
trade unionists. adopted resolution
last night. expressing resentment at
the appointment Of Walter II Page as
American ambassador tn Great Brit
ain on the ground that ne ~ bitter
enemy of organized labor and asked
sir Edward Grey, the foreign score
tary, Co protest against receiving him.
The councils action was based on "a
letter from the Allied PRINTING Trades
Council. of New York, aud copy oi
the resolution was forwarded Ia Pres
idont Wilson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

pcnaes continue az home ordinarily
abuni the etfae whether he ID GER
HpniilN there ~ r1i "A ina rtAt
'''.sssifssr tisat y. i'fr -.'1i ~ Ipfro-
,tif'-''i tpfre was ronIe lanEuare 10 lu-
dlcHir thar travelling oxnenat2 lncinA.
90 hotel hills ind those words were
ttfinkru out u might b. argued ihat
ihis Indicates Hr Intention not ca pay
hotel hlsls, hui IL might Wlgh o0Nni
force be argued that the words Nere
sigickcn nut because they Were ahukr-
tpuiiN SIN ~ tho oplnlon &hat IN
considered 60 include hotel bllla
Yours truly ~
FRANK w. CLANCY.
Attorney General
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Lame hoek Is usually caused oy
rheumatlhm ~ the muscles 81 tho
hack, for which you wlll nna nptlYlng
better shan chamherlaln'a Ianiment.
For sale BY al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Onion sets. red, yellow aud white.
Use per pound: by mail add Zoe pee
pound. a.. ~. Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

When Won want Ice call up s7-6s--
Diamond Ice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

IIo'cI Denver. l'ooms y weeh W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Hotel Denver. Rooms 81 week up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

Iioisi Dcnser. Roo'ns g week ~.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-08-21
Doctors Man BY Wireless.

The steamer Maheno was proceed
ing from Sydney to New Zealand when
a wireless message asking whether
there was a doctor on board was re-
ceived from the steamer Wimmera,
going in the opposite direction. On
being told that there was a doctor
among the passengers the Wimmera
sent a wireless message saying that
the captain was i'll and giving details
of the symptoms. The doctor made up
a prescription which was sent by
wireless TO the Wimmera.