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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
WILL SEE THE
WORLD ON $7O9

Spokane, wash, June 4.-With the
money he earned carrying papers in
Spokane, Bertram Pickett, aged II,
has started on a trip around the world.
He sails from San Francisco for Hon.
olulu and the Philippines this week,
and at Manila will meet his brother,
Roswell Pickett, a school supervisor
Oh the islands. The brothers will COM
plete the journey together, going to
India and through the Suez canal to
Europe. Bertram Pickett is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Z. Pickett of
9O5 Pittsbury street, Spokane. He be.
gan carrying a newspaper route five
years ago and had $500 saved when
he started the trip around the world.
He will be gone six months, returning
in time to complete his high school
course next June.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
row 10 CUT DOWN .-..-.

Any Bismarck family 9 make a
~ ssying and also be much healthier
- eafiYs the ~deliciously %appettzing
ssfinnesota., Spaghetti at least twice
.sch week in place Of meat.
sNinnesota' Spaghetti Is four times
y nutritious as beet steaK ana ye'
ssoats only about one cent = disn.
4 = rcnfstns more proteids than most
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
The Important Thino.

An American mother was trying to
instill In her seven-year-old daughter q
spirit OF patriotism while they were
travelling In Mexico.
Doris" she said. this Is George
Washington's birthday"
is it," Doris queried indifferently.
"What'd he get?'-Everybody's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
Y Wor,, Fal,.

Young NANNY cousin has very
long hair. When she undoes It it falls
down to her waist. His Sweetheart
Indeed! Her Kid Brother-That's
nothiD'. When you undo your hair It
falls to the door, don't It. Mary?-Lon-
don Telegraph.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
A 0isad advantage.

1T is impossible to get a fair est.
mate Of the output Of the American
hen"
why is it impossible to get a fair
record?"
Because. no matter how you 6x it,
the record Is bound to be a fowl One."
Baltimore American.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
She Didn't Get Ano.x.

III your wife were to die would you
remain q widower? she asked.
Not IL your husband were to pas,
away" he replied without making he
at all angry.-Chicago Record Herald
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05
Path Of Least Resistance.

do you believe in telepathy"
yes" (.
"Have you had any experience in
that line? ?"
mo. But I'd rather say I believe it
than invite some enthusiast on the sub
ject to give me an argument about it"
-Washington Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05

foods and is therefore more strength.
giving and less fattening. A
It is fine for children-making their
bodies strong and healthy. And they
are very fond of its rich nut-like fla
vor.
Insist on getting the genuine Min
nesota" Spaghetti, made from the
VERY BEST DURUM wheat with
ALL the wonderfully nourishing Glut.
IN left in. (Ady)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-05

The greatest aid in overcoming mis-
take. I. acknowledging them.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06


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The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

from bcing couultted--and--row a.
rest me II yol like"
You say sou are innocent I VIII
assume g. B. J have the proof you
ere Oh the dressing room a. the ti1o
the safe was BROKEN open You Tier. p.
.lre know 'he b rslar Who is ho
4 cannot tell YOU" be said husk.
.ly
You cann0,
7 knew fuIl V-ll that he would NOT
yiold 20 force Moreover despite tho
evidence against hin, felt In no way
convinced o.. q guilt ID he intend.
"a 20 sacrifice imseif for some one
else. ms dota.an g him would 'ev
kelly prevent M from laying hands
an the culprlt therefore, had Dim
once more taken 10 tie at'o.-.u-
DOM. ana sent for Inspector Desnrss
H.a OF ms suartast assisi1nfs
Uesprss ! ST. "a. 4 am go.r- rfl
.. gentleman q the next s1rm ,o
PFC lo.el where he Is stsyius After
H To ! shall -sturn, lcavire t.n be-
bind Bgt you watch him ur. ara
.F. and report an bis movcr EMS. !.
.e temps 10 lave Paris hing hic.
1f once 70 ne Take an the a7 lance
v0l require
understand sir." said D. -es
Z drove with CharhonIcl 20 .te To
. do Louvre searched bis ..--l-e
lked throle his papers. hu' v.fh
1ut finding hing suspicion
No. ycu need rot sccclnany me- l
sid. aan I ask yor Is not 90 leave
Paris. and 10 one 20 ne when & nd
Tor you. Cooley"
Before be- I'D recovered Lom -i'
surprise ! gore
Two hours l.sT ore O. my ca -.
brought me tls news tia; Chafbcl.e
nad gone 20 'as pos,osace IN rho En'
f. tAmsiefiam "a inquired Tor letter
addresses 20 .I c. vhereupon ] i-
mediato.g munlcated wiih Pa
+ rcs'ofice asE them 20 dciain FL
letters with e Initials CLARION
! nei. tfen % ned. called ocasienaiH
n Llc.e. 1l sav nobody else "a
l@ fourth i- two letters fro1 sny'
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
AMARILLO LADY IS NOW
ENTHUSIASTIC

The following interesting state
-a is made BY Mrs VI. A. Rosen-
hmm OF 500 Van Buren, street., this
do not believe 10 the use OF
r-.s. although sometimes ! have
been tempted 70 use them when sub
..-ng from enrovgsness until al
most worn out vas 10 a badly run
down condition. and IL seemed that
most everything vas the matter via
ne. had no appetite could not sleep
nd vas very nervous. mad thh
.ev. tired feeling eli the time ana
l.i hardly drag myself about
,w pant Juice has cured all that'
made me- feel Ike a different
on I have not finished q bottle
but O. seems to be Just what
"a Ny appetite has returned
sleeping well nervousness 10
1ea-lag end 'sel just fine
plant Juice one Of the grand'
--araratons .n the world
almost Incredible time Plant
Will Danish general debility
rs-.,nsness Indigestion. cons'ipa'
r laep,essnesr bliolsaess. ana
er 200 derangenenf s0i stomach,
. klrays snd tIoi1 Thousands
TEXAS people are daily pra.sinI
Juice f5r the reason that q -
gh' them new l..e helath al
.--aess n YOU a-e ailing DO not
.lv tlt cot q bottle ar once At
..Yrrs1r drug store
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Good Reason.

r don't have the Eiddie az the thes
ar very often" said an actor w. 70
Gently returned 10 New York FOR tha
usual brief run IN a house where The
bin changes weekly, but during the
holidays let his mother bring him
down FOR O matinee. and arranged 10
have box for them. The youugster
remained remarkably quiet Cfor himl
during The entire performance
That evening % dinner / jest.rs
~ remarked.
Son. bow did YOU manage be
o. good during the show"
"Hi- answer surprised me
"Do you think wanted YOU 20
sco'd me, daddy, before all those peo.
p'er"
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06


.cdsf
. arr " Goron. ~ o0ils
q by r1u.ng 70 2. Nan' 2
lak 70 yo4
re bowed aGfed
aailed a passll ard Eitaou
IaV.nE cxclangsd ~ .le aoJ
ge arrived @, he 4 |ire
The more vafr he man %
Dore , fef impress. ~ ..s o.
eau1ae To gray ,sl ls aq
Inc nose he enef asHa b.
Iose1el strength al tvll.4ote-
looked 40 lis broad ches' h
hands nod flen on 0fas dc. O..
DcrieLcel .lo same dud 1. Lock
ielt when Z discovered the as O.
Domlnglsrf plano. Cor on f.a cD q
bio rlgh hand middle nrge- 'av
small piece ~ stlck.ngpa 81
doubt va possible The burglar s1
there. vl'sin a yard Of ne
purr0fe'y ker' nv ey' fyed H7r
the biz OF g.astcr and ilro.mpr." F..
followed nv glance
- De- 3 nasty spot 70 have CT.
began
Indeed @ &c." he tmlled iaia y
You must End q very aUkfar.
when you play DE plano IKE 'a- in
stance. o. Monsieur and Madame no
mingos s0iree"
Ne gsvo ne quick look and Pc
maired Ient
You aors there. were Won not
= WaN' he said. Vith slight re
NOR in biz voice
'By whom we're you introduced
Who took You theref
Nobody took me ! vert there o
my own accord
'Wifh0uf M invitation
Without an Invitation" Ha saos'
ike ono .n trance
"Wfa' 7ls your object IN going "a
tho holsef'
so answer. but I saw the perFn.-1
alton break OUT on his brow
'Pernaps Won VII tell me- What Tr
dld urs'alrs IN tho dressing -1ru
Mercy" be gr01red end buried b.
bead iu bis hands
Do bad risen from pa chair anN
fhe expression Of anguish 74 bis tac
wal painful 70 watch
80 Goron." he exclaimed y knor
what is in your MAT! Hr.asI s'lr
before ms Maker. ] am Innocent of or
lrr.me lf ! went 10 fha house
Vas--it was 10 Try 70 prevent Grim
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

ANAHN anu AaaAtAaA ANA Na' NN.N"t.
know 3 saan have 70 pay e biz pen
alv. t4f my revenge o. cheap. even .
a. tho cost o.. heavy sentence
what h0lud?' ] asked
'Dl- rslez' Dominglez" be shrek .
81 Dourgez. the biggest villain W /
l..e Die f1ored me vice. the 'Ir. .
rr. r rrf have him here. under .
81 .Ilh
Tften called up The omcial from
far Consulate and ll Dis presence
carefully oferlll.ed RaveIs belong
.a 40 a.s own reqles. even
searched l. pockets. bu, discovered
90 trace of anything relative % tho
robbery Fry thousand francs in bank
notes end gold be carried DO a leather
BEN. Il bis tlt box were o retal
81. and e fa o. cartridges. Of which
t..t possession
Give .oarof no needless t-otls
u lra Sion .r.- lcrll' Le laughed
~.lt SOU are looking Cor = Ie.t o.
Paris There Verc other things o.
t.I s.-. 1sde trutets a.d se.lr
..ias. o. which only Dom.lrlez and 3
HHa ANYTHING and dll not care fr
rarr them bout ue They are ir
' Doc s..'ese1 90 the TOP Or t.E
voice - he produced whCa
aa confronted rfl .aa' hound And
.. Monsieur Glr.n. .1Y r.. w't
MAJ. H. .s.. ... |.. .... ..a.. I.t..
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
AIrnNioBII.IsTs NOTICE.

~ SON ra1t place 70 put Your
auto rlue YOU are down iowa,
While sf tha show or the Cattl.-
mems Convention ils' drive in -.
Western Livery Bara. We never close.
Uve--'H.He i- safe Robes and wraps
arc sI cared t-- sri the price =
.a-r small
PIKE STROUD.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

FOR SALE - Twenty register
hereford bulls ~ The Western Liz
orIg Barn Frank Givens
las %
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

Auto for rent. 70 anywhere. rates
res sonahle always ready 70 20 No
breakdown Phone s33 l6l 81
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06
Dravyiru a Fine Distinction,

DraWir1 Fine Distinction.
oorwalAer-They've reduced your
salary. have they?
Elevator Boy--Noue, they've cut
my wages
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1913-03-06

NY Journ Al
when ! note tho
many strange inc.
dents IN which !
have PLAYED = part
there are Dagri
on which ] DO not
like 20 dwell SO
! DO not care f0
glance on these
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
PREC|L|ANO MUN|Z
IS CONVICTED Of
STEALING HORSE
Rode Away on Vincente Rome
ro'S Steed, According to
Charge MaciaS and Nora
les Are Found Guilty

PreeilanO Muniz, charged with
stealing a hofse Yesterday afternoon
was found guilty by q pry in the dis
triet court. The case went. TO the jury
at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
the verdict WAS returned la am hour.
Mma took a horse owned by Vim
ccntc Romero tied la front Of the Bar
of Commerce, l0e South First street,
ANA rode away. it wds charged. The
horse returned To- Romeros home lat
cr. The trial of this case was brief
il WAS not begun until the verdict in
the case against Juan Macias ana
Pauline Morales was returned yes
tcrdQy morning An evidence had
been completed aud The attorneys fin
ishcd their arguments to the jury he
fore 4 O'Clock
Macias ana Morales were found
guilty of receiving stolen goods Thr
Jury reached a decision al 1 O'Clock
Tuesday night. but in accordance with
Judge Reynolds instructions. the ver-
diet was scaled and not opened until
court convened yesterday morning
Judge Reynolds viii not pass sentence
until The end Of the term.
Maclas and Morales were arrested
az lsleta by G. il. Thomas, special of
fcer for the Santa re. whom they
werc pcddling goods
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
ALLEGES SCRIP HE
PAID $1,000 FOR
IS SFRAUOULENT
Juan Garcia Asks Judgment
for $4,000 Against w, A..
FIemming Jones Who, He
Asserts, Sold Him Japer

Alleging that Soldiers Additional
Scrip, which he bought WAS fraud
ulent. Joan Garcia yesterday brought
suit IN the district court against ". 4.
Flemming Jones Of Las Cruces. ask
ing judgment for $4,000.
Garcia bought the scrip from Jones'
IN 1905, according to his complaint.
for ST. 200 Jones assured him that
il could be used to purchase eighty
acres and obtain patent from the
United states fer land. he states. Car.
Ella alleges that he scrip was fraud
ulcnt in that it ans secured from the
United states through fraudulent rep
fesenlations hy persons who had not
performed services for which it was
ISSUED. He complains he ala not
learn that il was fraudulent until
1912.
Garcia alleges he filrl an applica-
tion for patcnt In a. and office nt
Las Cruces and constructed $4,000
Improvements on the land
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
ST. LOUIS PICTURE
MANAGER AND AN
ACTOR ARRESTED
Embroglio on Street Between
Harry Harvey and W. c,
BIckIe Draws Mob Edith
Sterling Plays Part

Harry Harvey. manager of the ST..
Louis Motion Picture company and
w q. Bicklo cowboy. were arr
rested last night by Pauolmen S. +.
pofnicf and ed Donahuc after
biHwl al First street and Central afs-
nue Miss Edith Stcriue heroine
ia the company drew a mob with
her screams
Tho poioe said lhat Harvey
punched Biekle. but Harvey slid he
ala net have chance TO. He said
the only damage inflicted was Bickle's
tear1ngtA bntton off his coat. Harvey
said fhc scrap was the outcome Of
busincss affairs. He explained IT, but
ir was natfitle intricate The police
say that Miss Sterling appeared,
wearing Rckle's overcoat. and that
thE Ted 10 The cmbroeio
Patrolindn Bernier. who heard Miss
StcrliueN screams "a block away. grab
bed Bickle when he arrived at the
scene
'If ho goes / go, said Miss Stcrl-
ing. That was al right Bith Bcrnier
Como on be said. Bernior and
Patrolman Donahuc. who also had ar
rived on the scene, took Harvey and
hicklo 20 police headquarters. Miss
sterling accompanied them, Miss
sterling gave a $40 bond for Bickle's
appearance in police court this morn
ing and II. r.. Hening ana Oakley Cliff
ford furnished a SIS bond for IIar-
yey's appearance
Harvey said last nighl that he had
given Miss sterling notice to resign
and later q. +. Hamilton general
manager. who Is here from ST. Louis.
said that he had given both Harvey
aud Miss Sterling notices
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
DOLLAR Down AND
DOLLAR A WEEK
PLAN UNIQUE
Terms Are Offered on Ray
noIds Addition Lots That
Cannot be Duplicated in
Any Other Property

As general rule the common
people" are unable 10, take advantage
Of any opportunity looking toward
future independence. There exists an
opportunity Ia the city Of AlhuQuer-
que at the present time. however. in
which people of AN classes have an
equal chance. Residence lots in the
Raenoids addition are now selling at
very reasonable prices and at a dollar
down ana dollar q week. with not a
cent Of interest or taxes for 1913. This
selling plan is unique Ia Albuquerque.
and that il Is nopular one is indi-
Gated hy the many sales that have
been made Hogc & McCanna are
exclusive sales agents for the prop
erty, which IS located close in. ada
cent 70 q spiendldy built up residence
district The sales agents will be glad
TO show prospective purchasers over
the property.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17

~ ail he established soup Kitchens
from which the hunery were red.
Next BE- established workshops IN
which thousands are employed mak-
inF souvenirs that aro said to the pill
frims and that formerly were inn
ported from Conncetlcut
nesi ~ nll probably. is tho health
bureau established with the aid ~
fhr Nohamuedan government. au far
as building fef the purpose went
and police authority for The enforce
ment vi sanitation ms greatest hat-
iie Was with the mosquitoes. which
saarmUd from the elsternf carrying
mHlaflal poison Niih their hiios Tho
pool. nhaunalnr about the city we're
FILLED and The oIsicns were cleaned
out for tho first Time ln centuries.
aud ailod with pure Halor The pco-
lie have hesn shown how 10 dlsin-
feet their premises and keep them m
n muparg condition.
The HorE ri sanitation has been
expanded aud b. now being conducted
be- nli ihe ceniom of Palestine. The
halt ihc lame lua ihc blind are going
uhoui tne Streets and, instead of cur
ing ilcm with miracles. Mr. siraus
hu en hand skilled phydcians who
ore treating them according 10 thel
anons nf modern science Modern
sei nee bias worked wonders ln many
places. but nowhere hns II done more
ln su short time. not oven Ia the
0Hnni zonc flmn lts results show inl
lefuulom within fcw years il will
become ID moss jerusalom
Naihun stfaus in his work IN New /
York city whore he maintained pas.
enrislng milk stations ~ his own oN-
tense. and stations for distribution OIL
'oal iu winter and lee Ia summer for
he poor, aud lodgmg housea whore
he homeless ana the pennileas could |
ind clean places 10 sleep. winter or
hummer, has been emphaticauyl 4
hristinn
Ills rcilgion rs the sumo AZ the re-
ision of christ. who went about do.
ug good what Mr. suaus is doing
ln "a great scale others ~ us may do
.tcordiue 10 our environment and
lur more limited abilities Aud nj
he end of II an we may my with the
'eotch onlmph
Here De- ! Martin Elglnrod-
ila'e mercy on my soul, Lord God.
AZ would do were Lord God
And va were Martin Elgnrod."
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
TIM rnrsr CHRISTIANITY.

ln che olden time It Was thc habit
of The Christian to retire. if he want
% 20 ho very good. 60 the desert or
"a Isolate himself ia cUll 60 prepare
himself for heaven hy means of
prayer md holg contemplation and
ntruspectian llis sfyu desire was
o. escape hen Is individual effort
supplemented hy aid from Dcliy
rhinga hase ehangcd la modern
umoa Tine fonl christian has little
iiuo 70 think whether h. has 4 soul
20 save or whether there is holl
iie has work 90 Go Car more mpor.
inni than oeutrunu hia thoughts on
himself aHd bis existence be,ond the
grave
What ihe American jew Nathan
suans l. duine with his eroat wealth
is more IL harmony with tho spirit
q aii ihat lH worthy ln Christianity
ihan sll that b done ln the way of
singing ana praying and buudlnr
churehrs-all of them worthy n
themselves hui noi me chief end of
the Christian reision.
some months aeo il was announced
iha, sir siraus had sailed from New
Norh ION Jerusalem. whore hc would
devote the remainder II his life 10
beiicfihs thc conditions of the people
of Palestine just now returning
travellers are telling % tbc work he
Is deins there
For centuries Jerusalem had bcen
q city q disease. poverty. ma,p
The peope were ignorant supersu.
iious and under the dominion IL the
Turk. who is notorloaslg a lnd ruler
li WAS a pipeue spot
This year thines are different
There has been food fcr lh, hunsr.
work for the idle and hope OF health
for lhe victims of malaria. ana ds.
hYsranee from hydrophobia. which
had prevailed thefe for seores of
years hecause u the vast number ed
dege that roam about ne strecia. net
ins e. rfafeugefs and protected by
ihs Ottoman authorities
Ar 0traus after tfa llue over the
eeunify took pifY 90 the miserable
iHhahiAnta Ills work has not been
seniiaea te the Jewish population
WIN the Hiaest philanthropy he has
fHorea 20 distinction between jew.
far'<ilaa and Mohammedau Ia the
e.H'fi,ailsn q D. beaenocs flfml
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
BRYAN INUNDATED.

President Wilson Is he own score.
tap % state Also he ls not cunrid.
sfaie af The fecluH af william Icn-
nlnra iirlHn aha ls fiiular head of
that executive department n facts
vrro otherwise. thc name II Walter
~ paee would not have been sent 20
the senate fof confirmation ua am.
uassador e. lhe court of g. Jnmes
Ambassador Page win take his or
dofs through Secretary ~ State nr.
nn and viii make his reports 20 Mr.
Bryan. hut Mr. Page md Mr. BRYAN
never viii he on good terms. for Mr.
nran eanuot foreiyc anyone Who dis
pafuRes his ability
ST. paee ls editor of the Worlds
Work and in an editorial ln the last
issue. discussing The cabinet ho SAYS
President Wilson'S cabinet b.. af a
whole. wisely chosen II q not a
spectacular cabinet. but u promises
90 ho good working body of men
n has men in u Nho were chosen for
fliur.H Cor Their tasks u has men ln
u who were chosen fur political rca-
Suns N Inns men in Il who presum
ably we're chosen primarily ns eoun-
seilora 90 their chief These differ
cnt uacs onll for several different
kinds ~ men,
~ then canspcuoualf praises the
fitness " McAdoo. Lame, Houston.
Mehctnolds Garrison and Redneld
for Tho positions they hold. hut even
more eonaplcuous - his Remark fola-
uee % Mf bryan
"The state portfolio the president
must himself hold whenever lmpor.
tanl foreign questions come ups
Mr Paeg adds that majority of
the presidents official family socm
we'll chosen and wise counaeiors" It
is quite evident be- does not regard
Mf hf,an as one of the "weli chosen
and wise eouusclarsf
Following the publication of the
editorial the president nominated
Mr Page Tor the hiehcat position ln
Mr. nDan'H department. Il couldn't
have been done with the consent Of
the colonel and il was harsh wny
u announcing to Che country that the
eloquent Nchruslnn is d mine spot
IN the Wilson administration
II Champ CLARK has cherished nnf
rffenseiul feelings because of llrg
anH betrayal OF him az the Baltimore
convention, he should be satisfied
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-04-17
OLDEST PRIEST IN
NEW MEXICO RETlRES
BECAUSE OF AGE
lspeeIal corre.pondenee 10 MarnIng ]

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Iournnn
Santa fe. April lG.-ln the resig-
nation Of the Rev. John BAPTIST Raj
Her. as pastor of Tome. in Valencia
county where he has labored for over
fifty-siN years, the archdiocese of san
q Fe loses it's Oldest rector and per-
haps It's most beloved
The successor of Father Rulliere is
the Rev. Albert Castanie. formerly
assistant at Belen, who has been ap-
pointed by the wear general. Rt Roy
Monsignor Antonio Fourchegu, ON au-
thority from the archbishop who IS
travelling through the diocese. Mon
signor Fourchegu returned last night
from Tome after visiting also Belen
and Socorro
Father Ralliere is over 50 years of
age, but until recently he was able 10
say mass and to preach But within
the past few weeks his eyesieht has
been failing and he finally found 1t
necessary TO send IN his resignation TO
the archbshop