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him. "You have a New England conscience, my
friend, she said gently ronical Your code IS meshed
in the cobwcbs Of antiquity. One kisses IN the moon
lighter one doesn't kiss. What is the difference 1t
is a pastimc, not a tragedy. | amused myself. |
fshed for minnows, and caught Tatar. love you-l
do love you-but only when you paint Monsieur
PAriisf. Then you are magnificcnt-a companion to
the gods! When you kss-Oh, Id ID! You arc-er-
paleozoic!'
1t was Olga's master stroke. She could parry no
longer and must thrust she would survive. The ten
dcrncss that his awwarincs aroused in her made her
the more mcrcilcss in her mockcry And she aware
of throb of cxataton as she made the sacrifice that
prevented the declaration that was hanging on his lips
In making a fool Of him again she was saving HIM from
making fool Of himself. Markham did not reply, and
only stood there gnawng his lips. He was no squire
Of DANES he knew and what she said Of him touched
him on the raw Of his scli-csccm. Pacozoc he might
be; but it stung him that she should tell HIM so.
She delivered his coHb dc gydcc uncrrngy take my
advice and let lovcmaking alone, or il you must make
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on the rum with Trevvy Noorhouse after him, poor
second and emerged upon the scene.
You're mine" cried Reggie triumphantly. a win!'
He moved forward, and would have caught Hernia
round the waist; but she lodged him.
"Reggie!' she cried. How dare you?"
ooh, don't mind us, laughed Olga.
81 don't" he said stoutly. al got here first Olga,
didn't T."
You surely did
I'm glad to have witnesses. Hermia's dreadtuly
slippery you know"
olga, who had dropped into a corner Of the stone
bench looked up langudly. would YOU mind telling
us what it al mcans," she asked
Hernia laughed. MAY l, Trevvy;"
The excellent Treveyan smiled politely and shrugged
his shoulders by all means-since have no further
interest in the matter
Its too amusing. They were to give me ten minutes
start from the house, the two Of them. Oh, what
lark" she laughed. Il made for the Maze while they
watched me from the drawing room windows; but in
stead Of going in skrted the edge and crept through
the bushes on the other side BY the time they had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28

rctClcI inc lllNCJ LtlSt ltA S'4IO
through the house from the kitchen to
the terrace again, where / sat for ten
minutes entirely alone laughing, and
watching those geese chasing each
other around in the moonlight. I've
never had such fun since / was born
Geese, Oh, l say, Hernia
Then Reggie came out shifting the
breeze. and | had to run for cover; SO
slipped over the balustrade TO the
pcrgola. down which ! crept on my
hands and knees and dropped through
and here am" she concluded.
But what is it al about asked
Olga again.
at means that Hernia is mine-for
month, said Reggie, glowing. "She
promiscd-you couldn't 60 back on
that. Hernia. Could she, olga" he
appealed
I'm sure l don't know. Do You
mean engaged to your" she asked cum
ously.
~Yes-for a month, said Reggie.
"The idea was to try and see if she
really could like either Of us we'll
enough to
81 didn't really promise anything
Hernia broke in severely. 81 merely
agreed"
she did, Olga" he insisted. a
knew she'd be trying to wriggle.'
Olga was laughing silently. "You're
admirably suited to each other, YOU
two. You're actually quarreling al
ready
We always do
"Then marry at once, my dcarS.
Hernia glanced at Markham, who
was leaning over the back Of the bench
watching the scene with alien eyes. She
turned toward Armistead frankly with
an extended hand, which he promptly
seized.
~You are a nice boy, Reggie. I'll try
i. But You'll have to promise
~Oh. III promise anything cried
Reggie rapturously.
The excellent Trevclyan watched
them a moment in silence, and then
lighting his cigarette slowly wandered
away.
Henniaand Armistead fol! wed hand
in hand; but not before Hernia had
turned her head over her shoulder and
whispered mischievously to Olga;
"You can sit as many risks as you
run, Olga darling
T. the moments that had passed dur
ing this interesting revelation Olga
Tchcrnvhad been thinking desperately
The taste Of life had never been 50
sweet in her mouth, nor 50 bitter.
With the departure Of the trio Mark
ham had not moved; but his eyes
followed the two figures through the
rose garden. The moon was suddenly
sarFcd out, and the sea grew lead color,
r<. a passion that has gone stale.
AIarkham's silhouette doomed mon
strous against the sky, and the silence
was abruptly broken by the rough
laughter Of Crosby Downs from some
where in the distance.
olga shivered and rose. "Come,
she said, lets follow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27


Alvpcalcs 81 freak food have bcen
e'xen q soler nlcxus b. no depart
ntnt 81 asfleuiure % the uafnins
|aaprd b tht pubnc on tho sub1ocs
81 dict Fuf she nss quarter century
sac question % food values snd a.
tlafy WMems haa ncen discussed and
debated unta many people were al
MOST driven 20 insanity 81 starvation,
hni now relief has come a. last end
rt arc told "lhe truth IF ihe matter
Is lhas snsas elsancen "a heallh are
best when BE- oats with moderation a
diet made ~ o. GLENN wholesome. on.
ainsry foods. ven prepared IN mo or
binary way"
This statement mnde hs reliable
and practical pody Of men conssisu
lne onc % thc most Important d.
rarlmsnta IN tho government ought
20 De- welcomed by the nation and
made universally known. It Il hieh
time That those experts and
fakirs who have been footing the
public with their ~bvaln Foods and
sach ike should be exposed. The
ceiehrnfed Earnum never would have
agiompied such Imposition on tho
people a. some Of these caterers 20
car daily existence have dared 20 Of
~. and al p6ioes which brought mill
ilonp into the Golfers o. the impoa-
tors
Ana now that the department Of
aTrieultarc has rendered such a valu-
able service Ia the way Of restorins
reaaon and common sense In tho mat
ter of food for the body. is IL too
much Is hope that some other de-
partment viii DO ~ much In tho mat
her Of food for she mlndg a clean,
wholesome literature Is the mental
food which produces sound. strong
moral chnractcr. bnt unfortunately
In that line also the expert and fakir
haa been able 10 dispose 81 hts Shiny
siush while the good. plain food was
LEFT untasted. Appetite is mental az
we'll a. physical The daily bread Of
the mind Is matter OF even more
importance than the daily bread Ct
the body and as such Ct should be
protected from tho trash and garbage
which forms 80 large q part % the
food contained inside tho silt-cdges
and picture covers that please the eye
of the undiscriminating consumer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
} IN CASE or EMERGENCY
.AAAAAA..AAAaa

whom confronted by crisis
That demands your instant care.
Would you know what my advice lsg
Seize that crisis By the HART
Then within your cellar lock u
And go sleep the night away;
For a crisis 4 you knock a..
Will be quite polite next dayi
when an obstacle confronts YOU
ThHt YOU cannot get around.
when a thrcntenes quick to shuut YOU
Most completely on the ground,
Then inhaio your lungs ana head full
Blow on Il for all you're worth.
And that obstacle So dreadful
VIII be waited OF the earth!
When you meet n fierce dilemma
Grimiy standing IN your path.
Stornly say 10 IL: whoa. Emma!'
Ana Ignore ~ seeming wrath.
Next your halter take and pitch II
over that dilemma's horn;
To your pillow you then may hitch Il,
when you 60 TO plow your corn!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
A man who has been ornery AN day
thinks that he can knecl down at
nlght and get forgiveness. But he
ISN'T going 90 get OF that easy.
There Is nothlne either heroic or
pleasant about being honpecked But
when man finds himself wearing a
zebra costume and engaged ia making
little ones out OF big Ones il ~ "a
cinch that he didn't set there because
he took his wifes advice.
A good fellow II a guy who doesn't
mind paying Sl.25 "a round for the
drinks, but who kicks because his
wife paid $50 for pair 81 shoes
for one OF the children when the last
pair she bought only cost $3.50.
There isn't anything In the world a
woman won't buy ON the installment
plan II rho has the first inslallmcnt.
when "a girl thinks she has pretty
ankles she knows that long skirts arc
unhealthy.
a man thinks he Is a hero II he
amuses baby for three minutes. But
he never gives mother credit for
amusing q 20 hours day.
rNfNf iNfN VIII AhAAh ANh A'A a.
quarter and then Kick because the
coin Is "a little smooth.
Tho money devil has been traced
10 his lair. the white slave and the
red lights have been located and
paradcd and the tariff ON Egyptian
mummios has bccn reduced. but con-
grcss hasn't done a darn thing 20 dis
cover why the fool KILLER loafs 80
hours per day.
Beauty is somotimcg only enamel
deep.
Cusilos IN the air would be fine
places if you could only hire q fairy
Turnkey 90 rct up and get breakfast
ia tho morning.
After daughter gets 90 reading high
brow junk and joins new thought
gabbing society she always wonders
why mother ever married the coarse.
uncuuth person who likes 90 Fit
around the house in hts undcrshirt
and smoke ana who announces tnat
40 four-nushlng literary moiiycoddlo
is going to marry hls daughter
The fool et0rk 81 getting giddy On
his ole aso. BE De- even dropping In
90 see how some ot our theatrical
stars are enjoying married lifc.
10 merchant marked O. stock of
waists SO hc Wouldn't scll one O. week
Rut he marks them SOS and sells
dozen every 10 minutes
n wouldn't hurt amy ~ tho mon
who have sworn of aa buyers would
swear Off as drinkers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
CHILDREN HATE OIL,
CAL0MEL AND PILLS
"CasifOfnia syrup ut Has" Hest For
Tender stomach. liver. Bowels
TASTES Delicious.

Look back at your childhood days
Remember the "dosc" your mother
Insisted on--castor on. calomcl cath-
artlcs. How you hated them how you
fought against taxing them
With our children it's different.
Mothers Who cling 90 the old form Of
nhysic simply doai realize what they
DO. Tho chlldron's revolt IL woll-
founded Their tender "lns.des" arc
injured hy them.
m your chEls stomach. liver aud
bowels need cleansing give only deli
elous california syrup Of Figs IT'S
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy: ihcv KNOW childrcu
love Geo take 90. thot &C. never falls to-
Glenn the liver md bowels and
swcoton the stomach. and that tea
spoonful eivcn today saves e. sick child
tomorrow.
Ask your drugeisi FOR 50-cent but-
tlo of California syrup of FIGS"
which has fui directions for babies.
children OF au agrs and for grown
ups plainly op each bottle HnNare
OF commercials sold here See that a.
81 made hy california Fig syrup
COMPANY Ucfusc any other kind
with contempt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
CHICKEN
By JEAN HUBBs


chicken IN Cas@rolc.
4 chickcn-about ~ pounds.
salt.
Pepper.
Butter
I cup boiling water.
cup 90 cream.
cups mushrooms.
y cup cooked peas
tablespoons Of flour.
Wipe the chicken and cut In pieces
for serving. sprinkle with salt and
pepper, spread generously with butt
ter ana place IN the casserole. Add
the boiling water. put on the cover
and bake until the chicken Is tender.
then add tho cream. mushrooms. and
peas Again cover. and cook for fif-
teen minutes. Thicker the snuce with
the flour stirred smooth In little
cold water.
Macedonia Loaf.
tablespoon Of butter.
" tablespoon of flour.
- cup OF milk.
% cup Of soft, stale broad crumbs.
eggs
cup cooked macaronl
y cup cold. cooked chicken.
n cup mushrooms
tablespoon canned plmcntu.
y cup Of heavy cream.
IA teaspoons OF salt.
teaspoon chopped parsley.
Melt the butter. add the flour and
stir until well-blendcd; add the milk
gradually, stirring constantly. Brinl
to the boiling point. and add IN,
bread crumbs. yolks 81 the Two eggs
beaten until thick and aforementioned
macaroni, cut IN one-half inch pieces
chicken cut IN strips, the mushrooms
cat In small pieces the pimcnto
minced, the cream beaten until stiff
ihc SALT and the parsley chopped
fine. Stir until well mixed and Col,
In the whites OF the two eggs, beaten
until stiff Turn into pan or mol,
lined with buttorod paper and bak,
In "a moderate oven until firm. Re-
move TO a hot serving dish. pou
around tomato sauce or whit,
sauce, 20 which sauted mushroom
caps have been added. and gurnlsl
wiz hspriss Of naraley.
Chicken, southern style.
I chicken.
salt
Pepper.
Bacon.
cups water.
tablespoon of flour
split the chicken down the back "a
for broiling, wipe dry and rub Ovoi
with salt and pepper. Put In IN,
baking pan with two OF three slice
Of bacon and the two cups of water
Cook about an hour, basting FREE
quently. Thicker the gravy WITH
flour stirred smooth In cold water.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
NEW MEXICO
a PNRNPlfRAsE.
BY John y. Cole.


New Mexico, us of thee,
state where Tops to Doe.
OF thee / sing.
Land whore tho soul sublime.
Need not take note of time.
For Natures sweetest Chem
Ecsiacies bring.
Her mountains speak 10 me
Ia penls OF rhapsody
They are 50 dear:
They're filled with beauty grand.
And should We but command
Their gems Will nll our hand,
our hearts 20 cheer.
Awake, awake. ana seize
The healing of the breeze
That sweeps along,
There Is no land on earth
Where mortals find such mirth.
beginning at their birth.
Each day song.
our Fathers GOD, to Thee,
Author of Liberty.
or Thee / sing
A land so filled with light
That might succumbs To right,
Protect as In Thy sight.
Great God, our King.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

In contradiction 20 statement
made by q French writer asserting
that Shakespeare had ignored God
in his plays. r. II. sothern has looked
Into the subject with tho result that
he finds that The Deity r. mentioned
no less than 700 times in the shakes
pcarean dramas
Even In Richard H., " he points
out, "thc Supreme Being IS mention
cd ~ times. Shakespeare makes
reverent use % the word Almighty
six times. while the word 'Redoemer'
IL twice used In Richard III -he
Holy Ghost r. never mentioned. and
tho savior only once.
~That Shakespeare was close
Bible student r. insianccd By the fact
that AZ Bible characters are mem
TONED IN the plays, some OF them as
many az 10 times. scriptural incl
dents and places. such as the Bull
Of Bashan, the field 81 Golgothn ana
tho bosom Of Abraham, are referred
20 IN so or more places. There are
also hundreds Of Bible phrases used,
Ia most cases literally strewn
throughout the works. ho has also
used sofipturai themes profusoly. ana
the moral education Of the plays be-
identical with that Of the TEACHINGS
OF che Bible"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
CATCHING THE EYE or TIiE
CZAR.

An esteemed eastern weekly has
uSinted an open letter 10 the czar,
which may interfere largely with its
wide circulation ia Finland. the eau.
casus and Rusaia proper
OF course. an open letter saves
postage and - especially intended ror
everybody except the man who is
supposed % incite IL.
on the other hand, an effective
form Of address as effective as any
. TO add below tho czars titles
"Pcronal private ana confidential
S. Petersburg postmaster please for
ward"
And even then. after an these pre-
cautions are taken Il peck Of rou-
blos 20 pinch Of snuff that the lm-
perlal 'llitle father viii never sec
the stuff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27


Max RiDnch one % the proprictors
% inc Triangle shistwaist COMPANY
ct New York. was fined SEQ yostor-
day for having had the doors 81 his
factory fastened last month. This /,
lho factory which was the scene a.
the holocaust that caused the loss OF
one hundred and forty lives mostly
womcn.
~ far IA We have observed this II
ihe nrsi penalty paia by AIR. Bianct
Tor his share ~ responsibility for tbs
Wholesale bu,chery-it was no less
81 one hundred and forty human be.
ines Twenty dollars flne amounts
90 abou, seven cents apiece for ,h'
Hives lost
Tho averase man Is apt 90 wonder
if ths twenty dollars entirely squares
the account.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

HoO'S WHO.
by John Carey.


Who quits our halls 81 congress,
which he's haunted since hts teens
70 play your Uncle SAINT ia the well
known Philippines Who'll hence
forth keep one weather eye on Aguin-
talk "a rouse the moi polioi? Who'll
wise those Moros thnt for them twill
be- the gates alar, " o'eg again they
undertake to loose the dogs ~ war;
Who'll rule our dusky brothers an
and teach them how 10 sing tho praise
Of that benevolent assimilation thing ?
who'd make a hit 70 some fire day
hold simply lose Luzon and an those
other Philippines =. Burton Har-
rison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

npore6 heet nnIon bfuih. oaimpal
aud several patient panacoas
He WIS advised 10 get drunk, got
IN lho waiter nngon % cat plenty, 10
riarve himself 10 keep quiet, 20 move
around brlARiy 90 lio IN bea. TO SO
up.
Andwhen lam hoard Of no was stIll
living.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
SENSATIONS

From The Press.

(From the Pittsburgh DlspntchD
Mrs A. Laughlin, Jr, entertained
with small dinner last evening.
Mrs oliver ~. Nicola will give a
small dinner at the Allegheny County
club tomorrow evening.
Mrs WIlfrcd M. Dupuy win give I'd
small dinner this evening al Parish
Lane"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
MI..Iom MllIle Yon Md.

(From the Springfield, o., SUM
These "pcg-top" skirts are much
the "smart' and swaggcr" thing. They.
get their name from Initiating tho
"turnips" ON mems trousers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
HoW's TInsg

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward FOR any case OF CatGrrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
r. j. CHENEY s. co, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known
=. j. Cheney for tho last 10 years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions and financially
able 60 carry out any obligation made
by hts firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE,
Toledo. ohio.
Halls calarrh Cure Is taken inter-
naliy acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system,
Testimonials sent free. Price &c
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug
giHte.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

(From tho Gloheylllo, WIS., Nows)
During the hot wave of tho past
week many OF our people, old ana
young, have found recreation picking
cuoumDors for tho picking works IN
Globcyille.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

CFrom the whitewater, Wis,
ikcgisterJ
Mr. Chas. llchrun OF this city, cm-
pluyod nt tho local condensury plant.
and Miss Arilla llcrrck of Boloit
both deaf mutcs, were quietly married
lhc cgrly part OF tho week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

Somebody keeps putting things into
the Ten Commandments Thou shalt
not steal Thy noishoor's church is the
latest Interpolation from Idaho whore
Baptist miels1ef has been arrested
on such q charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
TIle shower Bath IN Kansas.

tFrom the Marion Rocord)
The farmers of this vicinity afo
looking nne since the rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27


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roek with implements called picks.
IS Inxurions 90 these men become In
their habits that some have been
known to decline 10 breathe thc same
air more than elehisen times, and
Is display childish vexation when
eafpmbed ~ me sudden expansion
of gases carelesniy left lying around
ia the n:nea 70 show their inwrnt-
ifado such men periodically 80 on
STRIKES "A iserGhfisg 81 slriKen 10
that they are characterized BY the
curious fact thas while tho mines are
workina gasl force. not i man IL en-
ragged 81 mining coaL whlie the
coaI miner 8 striking tho operator.
sbe consumer II engaged In trying to
strike balance with equally disas-
trous results.
striking coni miners are invariably
50 opposed 10 violence Of an kinds
iaaf anything more forciblc than
draWinr and quartorlng strike
breaker Ia looked UPON with grave
alaauproval.
Goa, 4. a,.sy,bn,,s A. me consumer
q. ,.era.. c.,,.a I. dealer a. ouan-
sf.,.. tno.y, ~ tonu ,rhc s,,e 81 n /
~. ~ coai r.nu.. fron, ,he aimen.
e..n. j. smal, pe.nut 40 n ouarl
,.ra rain aerenasnr anon the ne
..eniary reea. of M dealer ana the
behavior Of the consumer. To pro-
cure coal Tor ihe smallest equivalent
81 coin ia Is necessary Tor the con-
sumner 10 live a. Ear as possible from
tho coal mine. To reside IN the next
township 20 a coal mine Is disastrous
nud cr,mlnal loily.
Fafadoxleai a. !, mas seem, coal
often consists c-netly Of lncombustl-
HE slate. SECTIONS Of granite and
other refractory substances. thus en-
ablinr the consumer 10 occupy q
Ioneel time IN burning the coal II
Is estimated MAR there Is enough coal
n the country % last forty million
years. in some sections e viii last
much longer than that at current
prices Coal ~ much cheaper IN the
Summer time. owing 90 the fact mat
sou are busliy engaged a that season
81 paying the ice man. have no spe-
rial nee for coal and nowhere 20 put
d Except in yonr wifes trunk IN the
bathroom cioset.
Coal imposes great hardship upon
tho railroads. forcing them 20 trans
l8lfI vast quantities % ~ from one \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

For h0by's Group. WilHc's daily
cuts and bruises. mHmmn'H sore
throat. grnudmi's lnmcncsF ur.
Thomas Eclectic Oil--thc household
remedy. PIC and Soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27
Read the HERALD Every Day

For taxi or Overland auto service,
phone see. namhrook Bros.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-27

That Noise.
SO. ID isn't a riot
That's just broken loose;
II isn't short circmtod
TroliCy-wire iuicoi
Nor The slfiragcttes giving
Tho boobies 8buaei
~ isn't high g. by
Enuc0 Carus:
Nor the Apachcs cooking
Some pruspoctOrH go0se----
No.
Just r. a. ON the way 90
lncito the BIN Mo0se.