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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
TREATMENT
ALLEGED; ASKS
FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Dora Snyder Claims Her
Husband, RollO r. Snyder
Clicked Her and Frequently
Struck Her.

Alleging cruel and inhumnu treat
ment. Mrs Dora snyder. through her
attorney, Felix BHCa, filed suit In
the district court today. asking al
Vorce ana the custody OF her three
yrar-pid child. Ia the complaint,
Mrs. snyder claims that her husband
chokcd her and struck her In the
face on numerous occasions. called
her vile names and threatened To kiii
her and her baby, and threatened 90
kidnnp the child n ls further al
legged that snyder H. a habitual
drunkard. The Snydcrs were mar
ricd june %. 1905. SNYDER WAS cit .
90 yesterday 60 appear before JUDGE
craig ON Saturday and show cause
why he should not be- nut under "a
peace bond. Tho citation followed
an alleged threat 70 kin Airs.
snyder
Airs snyder was before her mar
riagc Miss Bora Boauchamp. She b.
an accomplished pianist and has gnin.
ed fame locally az an accompanied for
fruL ID Mauro, tho violinist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
ACCIDENT DEPT. OF
THE OCCIDENTAL
GROWS FAST
Evidence of Fact That Citizens
of New Mexico Patronize
Home Industry; Novel
Policy Introduced.

That the citizens OF New Mexico
patr'nize home industry ls OWE
d"ncod by the fact that the Occidental
Life Insurance company OF this DIty
has issued over 10000 accident pol
lclrs since the organization uf that
department three wears ago.
l.p tu this trlu their accident busi-
ncHs uus been represented almost enc
ut"ly Dog what Is called industrial poll
irI'f SOLD on monthly premium plan.
Recently, however they have uuug-
urtrd the HumllorrIul department.
which deals with high class accident
Hud health insurance sold ON tho am
nu1L s"Wi-Hunual and quarterly piuu.
This department Is under The direct
management of Mr. g. a. VI Wilson.
who has hcpu urtiNt. engaged with
tho Occidental since IT'S infancy and
who has mad, specially of accident
business
The New Model Policy is the first
product of this department. having
uHt been completed and approved
i"f suI" j. appears 90 hr 1l that any
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
the MG0E SALARIES
BILL CONES UP
IN THE SENATE
TODAY
Embodies Gov. McDonald's
Ideas As to Compensation Of
the Servants Of the People
in Counties.
FIGURES MUCH SMALLER
THAN IN THE HOUSE BILL

lspralni Di.pntch 50 Mvensns Herald !
AAnia ~. ~ Al. Feb. lt.~-Bofi
hcpaes - the legislature eserc M sea
eIou this mufninR bul nothing ~ ans
Nrcnf Importance uat transacted ID
the senate lhe chief iuterest cenierct
@ the introduction by senator Mc.
Coy pf senate bin No Iea. fixing the
salaries ~ county officefr Thie bill
g. aai0 ~ have the sanction % Gov.
ernof Mtlyonaid aad Is emhede tha
ideas % thc cxccntipe IN tho ssatter
81 county salarieA
etani.eis ~ GoycrnnF's esslarg tsllf
TIE hili divides the counties into
I'VE riosacg. haacd upon their nescssad
valuation exactly a. if The hlli which
recently based the house Representa-.
Twas end which is now pending Ia
20 The hrsi class counties. salaries
afe provided a. follows
County commissioners. 800.
IreasuFers. $4,000. which ~ % In
ciude all Deputies.
Assessor. $4,000. which n TO m
cludc an deputies and office EXPENSES
Nherim, t2.50o with one deputy az
fl.2oo and a jniler az 1900.
County clerk. $4,000. with ei.200
for district court clerk. IN cases
where the receipts 81 the Office ron
over IS. eco tho county clerk in al
lowed an additional $1,000 for court
clerk or deputies
Probate judge. ts0o.
school superintendent, $500.
III counties OF the first and second
cisHEee upon order Of the district
Judge sherins may employ additional
deputies within certain limits fixed
by the law. Sherlffe and deputies are
allowed their travelling expenses while
enEeeed Ia the service Of criminal
Trecess and also travelling expenses
~ prisoners, the accounts TO be ap-
proved by tie district judge and dis
tYict attorney
County commissioners and probate
Judges are allowed their actual trav-
cling expenses when attending meet
inHH provided their residence 10 away
from the county seat.
COanty school Hupcrintendents are
also allowed their travelling expenses
while visiting schools IN their coun-
Ties oct IN no case must this item
exceed $500. The bill does not spec
nv whether this gs00 is 20 DO per year
ar during the term OF ONCE OF the
superintendent
For feeding prisoners sherins are
Bliowed 90 follows. For Ave or less.
a. cents per day: for more than Ave
and less than ten, so cents each per
cay; for over ten, 70 cents per dag
Tor zach prisoner.
County commissioners are required
90 furnish the various officers with
all necessary stationery.
County officers are required 20
charge and collect all fees and mile
age for services. az il now or may be
hereafter authorized by Law. and 20
tilrn these fees and mileage over to-
the county treasurer on the tenth day
Of each month. and they are also
required 30 account for and turn over
an fees and other monies collected
by them since they qualified for office.
whsrh. IN most cases, was In January
1918.
Senator Barih made q motion that
the printing 81 the bili he dispensed
with. This was opposed by Senator
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
SUNSET COMPANY WILL
BLOW IN SHELTER

That the Sunset Mining and
smelling company will have rfty
ton capacity smelter furnace going ut
ccrBliios inside OF sixty days, is the
statement made by President W. L.
s,aicy Of the company IN the city
to-day The smelior. u ~ stated, viii
hnu1ie gold. silver. copper and zine
custom ores and the same force ct
men Will alternately operate the mill
aud smelling plant IL Is understood
that "a great deal OF ore IN being takou
oW Of the Ortiz grant by men work
ing under lease. this output including
much high grade gold and silver ore.
80 the use ot motor trucks between
the plant and Tom Payne miro. the
company expects to effect saying Of
something Ike two dollars per ton
on its ore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
FIVE INDICTED IN
WEST VIRGINIA
SCANDAL
Three Representatives and
Two Senator'S Must Answer
Charges of Accepting Bride
Money.

ChaTlestown. w Va. Feb. 1.-THE
special grand jury summoned hy
judge Henry X. Black. 10 consider
the charges Of bribery In connection
with tho United states senatorial
campaign this afternoon returned i've
indictments rhe indicted are. Dele
gates David Hiil, a. r. Asbury amt
kaih Dun, and Senator ~. a smith
and g. s. G.. Rhodes.
The men were charged with fclou-
nuEly receiving brihea They were
also indicted FOR a mlsdemean0F but
the exact charge was not made pub
lic. The grand Jury b. 20 consider ado
ditionm evidence which 10 IL stated
Prosecutor Townsend VIII las before
rs members.
Intense interest conferred on the
next report which may not be made
for several days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
GOLDEN RULE IS
SLASHING At
PRICES
Annual Casl. Clearance Sale
Rapidly Developing Into
Most Sensational Bargain
Stunt of the Season.

with The progress of the great am
nual cash clearance sale of the Gold
an Rule Dry Goods company the
management is apparently getting
more and more reckless In tho way
" b. Smashing right and left "a tHc
prices. 80 that the bis reductions rv-
ally sensational reductions. apply "a
practically everything boz the biz
store. Tomorrow ihr saturday shop
per WIN boz confronted with such "a be-
Wildfrlnu assortment az bargain op-
poriunities That she Will hardly know
where t0 stop. The opportunity
however. b. not 400 one Coz fhe women
but Tor the men 49, we'll, witness re-
markabiy attractive bargains in men D.
HiiiF nf iru dollars. TOmorroG IL
suinH tn he in many respects the
Rfeatrsi daF uf thls greatest sale nnd
Vac rhiffpenple are prepared 90
handle the biggosi rash since the sale
jcRdn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
TUBERCULOSIS NAV Kill
or ALASKAN NATIVE

Tuberculosis viii eNtcrminate the
native population ct ALASKA ln the
course OF sixty 60 seventy years if not
erudlcatCd 40 once" says Dr. Emit
krulish, OF the public health service.
reporting to tho United states com.
missioner Uf education 81 am cot the
opinion that 10 per cent Of the entire
population Is Infected with tubrrcu-
losis ln either the active or the latent
stage. With the advent of the white
man into the territory the native has
contracted his disease. with tho result
that tuberculosis and other diseases
are degencrating and depopulating
the race
nr Krulish has Just returned from
% seven months trip through Ahskn.
where ho went ON special detail 10
examine 90" physical condition of the
natives BE found DO. humr oondi-
uons res pnusihio rur much of the mis-
cry that exists while iu some cases
native houses compare ruNorlbly with
those OF white people. Dr Krulish tells
how iu the crowded unVeutiutod
rooms of most of the villages au eat
from th, somo dish. drink from the
same toJpot spout use the same towel.
and yXpoCtoratc on tho umc floor o.
is under conditions like these chat tho
natiy, population of Alaska decreased
li.5 per cent between 1900 aud 1910.
Tho situation s by no means hopr-
less. however DO further remedial mrp-
sIros are taken Ht once. according Co
Dr Krulish Zee points out thlt n
Sitka. Nhcr" FOR the fiVr wears proceed
ing 1912 Dr 81 "a Foster. of the pub
DC health service. found 200 annual
death rate of SO and birth rat, OF a..
or net '1ss ot o. per thousand. tho
death rate during the past year uss
but 90 per thousand Tho Improvement
Geo Alskan conditions 90 ~tk1 and
yIscVctc is attributed hy pr krIUI.h
.nioIiv to 10. ,rnu,n.r au. rT...s ,f
PHYSICIANS. nurses teachers and hos
pitfalls uov under H, uu. .rI Hf ,fu.
cation. This dcuDu-u1t,a. ha Doe
H't,- that the puuouk for fNu gone
,rHI h'ttermcnt OF tho health oondi-
lions OF the natives is encouraging and
fhs task feasible "G,, th, native re-
white mans chance" says Dr KruIIsH.
.1ud : am positive That he win re-
.uuud equally 1893 wolf"
Cous.J,rthI. extension uf tho mlGI.
COO service is urged bv Dr RuI..h %.
recommends chat natives suffering
from Tuberculosis ..uarst aI .t,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
BUICK PARADE TO
GARAGE TO-DAY
Dozen Models, in Every Size
and Color Turned Out From
Factory, in Procession
Through the Streets.

\ parade 0f dozen Buick au'amu-
hIlcs from The Santa ~ freight hDu
90 the Coleman Blank garage. sixth
ANA Central attracted much atten-
zion ou the streets today The dozen
Bucks Included every model turur !
out by the factor az the present tire
ana tdch machine was painted 900 uII-
iorDut colors and styles j. a. g.
Jones. 81 Childr,-s. Texas who with
several assistants win look over Bu,A
aithirs in Albuquerque ana elsewhere
throughout the state. took over ace
tive management of the cars BffDr
they reached the garage today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

The president IN his veto message
declared: ~ do this with great re-
lnctanCe. The bill contains many
valuable amendments to the present
Immigration law, which will insure
greater certainty Ia excluding undo.
sirablc Immigrants rho bill TccciS.
ed strong support la both houses aud
was recommended hy AN able CON-
mission after an extended inNcstiga
ton and carefully drawn conclusion.
But ] can not make up ms mind
90 sign bin which in IT, chief pro-
vision violates "a principle that was
in my opinion to zoe upheld in deal
ing with our immigration. refer to
the lteracy test For the reasons
stated IN Secretary Nagcls letter to
me. ! can not approve that test tn
secrctary's letter accompanies this D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
BRISTOW SAYS ARMY
JOY RIDING IS
SCANDALOUS
Kansas Senator Protests
Against Way Army Officers
Fit" Around Washington
in Government Cars.
ln, Lcased VIC DO ENenIng HcrnId. }

(By Leased Wire to Evening Hcrsldl
Washington. Feb. lf.-Senator
Bristow declared the way army Off
GERS "nittcd about Washington iu
government automobiles was SCAR
dalous." when The army appropriation
bin came up to-day and offered an
amendment to limit army vehicles
here 90 those drawn 10y mules or mo.
tor trucks. Mulr-drawu carriages.
he thought would reduce their desire
90 ride
senator Townsend wanted 90 know
why the Kansas senator did not limit
30 co oxen The senate. however. yot-
ed down ia" mule proposition. which
the bin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
BAN ON ELEPHANT
IN INAUGURAL
PARADE
Plan Of 0hioans to Feature
Disfigured Emblem of the
Republican Party Is Frown-
ed Upon.
my Leased wire to Evening Heraldl

lBy Leased Wire 60 Evening ueraldl
Columbus. o.. Feb. lf.--Siatlng
that such a feature might be offensive
90 President Taft Robert 81 Harper.
81 the inaugural committee az Wash
ington, has written letter "a clark
q. Doughty, who is iu charge OF the
OHIO delegation which will attend the
inauguration Of Presidonf-eiect Will
son. protesting against the use la the
inaugural parade Of an elephant.
Blind In one eye and somewhat di-
lapidated
The ohio delegation had planned
70 have "a Donkey, Representing the
Democratic party. lead the elephant
representing the Republican party at
the head Of the Ohio delegation.
The plan was 20 have a large patch
over the elephants eye and large
patches on his side. The committee,
however. does not object TO the dom
key.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
WESTERN LEAGUE
MEN GATHERING
IN LINCOLN
Advance Guard of Club Own
ers Engaged in Discussing
Possibility of 1853 Game
Schedule.
OBy Leased Wire 20 Evening HoraId)


lau0u.u, Ncu. Feb. li..-Tuo ad-
vance guard ur The Western Isagu.
club oHuorg reached Lincoln today
preparatory tp Tine mcctsE uf the
schedule committee.
Frank lsheU on the Des Mo.ucs
clnh. and Frank MrMullcH cot the
Wichita. kuuras team. reached Lin
coin THIS morning and were closctpd
win IT, H. Jones. president of the
ihn''lH CLUB. These men with fd Han
Ton oi Sioux Cit being the members
of me schedule committee.
Discussion Uf 3D. lGS game schedule
occupied the attention OF the three
men. -
Tho committee may decide un H
ldf-sHue schedule. reversing the de-
r.sinu reached lost November at o.
meeting Zoo Milwaukee.
Tho scheme Goo make four trips
around ihn lr.Ut Instead of three is
expected iu pUe.IpIHtc hot Discus
sion whom ino Ulub owners convene
Saturday iur tIr regular business
meeting of th, league.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
HOYT SUCCESS IS
COMING HERE ON
FEBRUARY q
"A Bachelors Honeymoon,
Guaranteed to Be Plumb
Choking Full of Merriest
Kind of Ha-Ha's.

The renowned Hoyt sucprzs "a
Bachelors Honey with "a first
class company is going to hit Albu-
querquc.s funny bone with dun thud
ON February %, according tp j. Vs.
Anderson, advance man. who rs IN
the city TODAY making arrangements
Tor the presentation of the play al the
Elks thrater 90 VIII guarantee that
this is one uf the brightest. funniest
comedies you have ever seen in AL
huQucruuc." said MI Anderson to-
day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
JUDGE RAYN0LDs DRAWS
NAMES OF THE JURORS

Judge Reynolds ga the district
court today drew the names of %
men FOR grand lufN -eriUc and 30
men Tor petit Jury service. Tor the
term of court which is t1 begin Mon
day, March a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

one could ask IN the way or protec-
ton or indemnity for loss ~ time
from accident or Illness Of any de-
scripiion. It's phraaeology n clear
aud the compilation such rs would
Indicate the elimination OF any Uon-
trnverV IN claim settlement
As % whole II " an accident policy
that should meet with much favor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
THE APPROPRIATION
BILLS MAY ALL
Be HELD UP
Representative Roddenberry,
Attacking Democratic Ex-
travagance Declares ALI
Should Fail Of Passage.
PRESIDENT TAFT vETOEs
THE IMMIGRATION BILL

Washington, Feb. ll.--in a speech
attacking the "extrn,sgant approprI.
atlons' ~ the Democrats Reprcsen-
tativc Roddenbcrry today told the
house that the congcstcd mass ~ app
preparation bills should be allowed 60
fall
he recommended that the bills go
over until the next congress when
they could Dee cut in the Items IN
charge of an branches OF the goa-
eminent Mir ROddcuberry offered to
join In concerted EFFORT 10 prevent
the passage OF the bills. and prom
ised, ~ nc concerted action We're
taken. 60 DO an Va his power to pre-
vent their passage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

fortmouth a. u. Fob. IT, Rear
Admiral Mortimer H. Johnson. r.. D.
~. retired. died lt his homo here to-
day iir wns born at Nahnni Mass.
h lhtt aud entered she navy iu itHa.
being retired Zoo 1909
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Princeton. n. e. Feb. i---The guard
Of secret service men With President
elect N4lson was doubled today. Two
operatives have been with the COVER
nor constantly since election day.
The reason for the sudden increase
was not divulgcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14
Tan Nctocs Immlgrailon BlIl.

WHshlngtUn, Feb. u -PrcsIdent
TAFT today vetoed the Burnett Dill
ingham immigration biil. In brief
special message Ia his own hand
writing which he rushed 60 the sem
ate late today hv set out the reasons
Tor HIS action The illiterucy test was
vigorously opposed bN many foreign
governments which had lodged pro-
tests bgainsi other provisions. which
they claimed were ia violation of
treaty rights,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Resumed debate on army ap-
preparation bill.
District ut columbia approprla-
ton hill reported
Interstate commerce commit
tee considered railroad valuation
bilI
River and harhor apprupria-
ton bin reported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Hon and ire blll Whs rcfofrta "a tn.
iinanee commiileo and ordcre
The iflnkis blll licensing ana roe
ulatinE motor vehicles was passed -
the vote "a ~ - 81 a innasengei
from TIE house nuuonnrnd the unna.
nNt ~ that body 81 she bIll proVld
lHN saiarles for district uiiotneys. ap
pfupriaun9 money Tor tho san Dlcks
opposition nnd etl4hleh.na Tho state
TAR nt Aihuouefque. Under sus.
peHslou 81 the rules tho fair bill wal
referred A. tho commlttee on finance
report from the committee mqs
b. HfueCtfd early NEXT week The
SENATE adio1rned tiil 10 o'clock To-
morrow.
House Presses she Trim Anu.Traiu
lloorc nill
The house this morning passed the
Iripp Bill which prohibits the drlnf
lne % Intoxicating liquors on rail-
road trains, An effort % amend the
act 20 az 90 make the prohibition an.
ply 90 dining and buffet carr failed
house bin No. a. bv Carter. an
act to validate acknowlednment hA-
fore T.. =. commissioners. was also
passed. An effort 80 pass the fsucero
ihree-cent fare hili was strongly op-
posed hy Nichols OF curry and MAS
recomfnifted after Mfr lanccro hal
made vigorous speech IN irs defense.
during which he was several times
called 20 order BY the speaker.
The Carter employer liability law
same W % third reading and pas
fccommlttcd % the committee IN
railroads upon motion 81 AZ. Ca
iron. who held that the blli In rs
present form is not satisfactory. Thz
House = in session this afternoon ami
y j. expected That adjournment VIII
be taken until Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-14

Considered private pension
bills
southwestern traffic subject Ur
shipping trust cstigAtlon
Territories committee heard
Alaskan plea for legislation pcf-
milling entrymeu to provo coal
claims lu court
Passed diplomatic and consul
Hf appropriation oiu carrying
fJ,1Gf,G42
Began debate on annual pen
sion appropriation BIN carrying
$3.50. 800. 600.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11
LIKELY STORY.

George Horace Lorimer Of Phila-
defphia Is a champion of scientific
management and at the Franklin
Inn club be said the other day:
~SGient1frmanA@mant the bonus
sysben, pA@ wprA--an these ara
very good Thy usmfnd me Of q
Enry.
an . certAtn shpp all the men
were PAID BY the h0D. Discipline
was hx tnesa The output was
rneagsa.
@0m day assa workman came
from tho shCp. be heh UP hh hand
to q passing trolley car, the car
stopped and waited FOR him, hnt he
did not Eun 10 board i nor did he
increase BY an iDh hin leiSdSely
strih.
~Ths cunhsctpn, Iosfng patAncs
at kst Ghonhzt to him: Come on,
net a mODs an D0a httls pAeO1
work, thr q changes"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11
CASHMERE SHAWL IS COSTLY
HaIf Century Ago That silky Drap-
cry Was Highly Priced by
the Women.

The dear ambition Of the woman
Of half century ago was to possess
real Cashmere shawl.
It was in France that the hair Of
the Cashmere goat was first esteemed
for the making Of shawls, the silky
substance Of which, allied to their
exquisite drapery possibilities, was
their great fascination.
White hair Of the common Italian
goat is imported for carpet manu-
facture. There is also imported
white hair Of the Siberian goat, the
shorter lengths Of which are used in
carpet making and the longer for va
rious purposes.
The most costly Of all the white
animal hairs imported is that of the
camel. The camel is commonly Of a
dirty brown in color, but parts Of It's
body may be white, as may be streaks
in its name, called veins. The cam
el's hair is of superior strength, and
its fine white hair of sufficient length
Is used as a substitute for natural
white human hair.
The long, white hair Of the Syrian
goat Is as fine as human hair, In
place Of which It is used for some
special purposes, principally for the
makingof theatrical wigs and boards.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11
FAMOUS SHRINE OF MEXICO
Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe
and Well That Heais the
Sick.

The village of Guadalupe, Mexico,
contains the most famous shrine on
this continent. 1t is dedicated to
Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Over the altar in the cathedral is
a painting held to be Of miraculous
origin. This is the sacred tilma or
apron of the peasant, and on this
tradition says appeared over 300
years ago an image of the Virgin.
The Indians today come from the
remote quarters of Mexico to wor-
ship at this shrine and to carry home
bottles of water from nearby well
which is said to possess healing quail
tiles. The walls of the church are
covered with votive offerings, pic
lures, ETC., given by those who have
been cured or benefited.
In the picture the Virgin is shown
dressed in blush pink gown, and
not long ago the women of Mexico
gave a jeweled crown to hang over
this picture. When Hidalgo struck
the first note for Mexico's indepen-
dence he carried a picture of Our
Lady of Guadalupe on his banner,
and the first engine that entered
Mexico had a picture of this patron
saint painted on the cab.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-01-11

Chandler, OkIa.-In a letter from
this place. Mrs. Ella Flowers says;
Il hardly know how to thank you
for the good that Cardui has done
me. Before tried Cardui.
thought was past help. but after
taking It ! was relieved at once. and
gained at least 10 pounds. Every
body says | look 50 much better.
am still improving greatly" Many
women are completely worn out and
discouraged. on account of womanly
weakness. Are YOU? Have you not
tried Cardui? 1t only needs a few
doses to convince you that Cardui is
just what you need. Try it today.
1t will cure your pains.
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