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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

Will @, Richmond, resident Of In
glewood, Cal, will answer any in.
quiries about Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. He says further: "Foley IS
Honey and Tar Compound has great
~ benefited me for bronchial trou.
bic and cough, after 7 used other rem
cdies that failed It is more like a
food than a medicine" Do not ac.
cept substitute. Schramm- j ohnson
Drugs, "The Never Substitutors, five
s5) good stores. (Advertiscmnn+
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
Divorces Granted.

Judge George G. Armstrong yesterday
awarded Ada Verzien an interlocutory
decree Of divorce from William G. YER
zien.
Judge c. w. Morse granted a final de-
cree OF divorce to Annie Barton against
Robert A. Barton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03
NO DAMAGE DONE BY
PANAMA EARTHQUAKE
Houses at Colon Rocked With Each
Vibration and People Rushed Into
the Streets.

COLON, Oct. 2.-The highest Off
Gals of the Panama canal at Culebra
and Ancon, in reply. to telegraphic in
quiries, state that they have not re-
ceived any reports indicating damage to
the canal at any point from last night s
earthquake, and this was corroborated
by Colonel Goethals.
The Colon police reports indicate
that no damage was caused to any
buildings or property anywhere within
this city.
The frame houses Of Colon rocked
with each motion Of the earthquake,
and the people, hearing the timbers
creaking, rushed into the streets half
clad. Many camped out in the city
parks till early morning.
The last serious earthquake in the
isthmus occurred in September, 1892,
when in Panama City the municipal
building and the cathedral were badly
damaged and assures in tho earth oc-
Cured at Colon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-03

PANAMA, Oct Colonel Goethals
stated today that last night IS earth
quake had done no damage to the
Gatun locks or any other part of the
canal works.
''Those locks have been built to
staVD he added
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
srEakISc or lIEAl-rn.


while shc mayor and eouneil are
~ much Interested N she publlc
health and cisy sanitation. We believe
b, - an opporirae momcns 70 aEain
remind them that what We need a.
snsch ar anyshlnx eise - seavenser
system. Tners will be much less
chance for thu spread 81 disease y
any kind ~ the city - kept clean. In
me pass lt has nos. A. the Hefald re-
ceuiiy pointed cut. the present sprins
clean-np. with nearly a thousand
loads 81 trash and sarbaee hauled
away. has demonasrascd chat the city
has been. 20 uss plain f,Dslssh. fl,hy.
what We want = sanitation inspee-
sion and scayenser system that VIII
prevent the accumulation Of such .
mass Of refuse IN the city. II VIII do
los more good than tying tasa TO
Hangers"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09


Ehlrt3-E.S states lnelud'ns Nes
tieEleo have ratified she proposed
afnenamenl - she geaersi consslsu-
flen providing Tor tia oisction ~
t'nltea saasfs senators b. popular
spse. Ihefr y no doubt lhet me
pcnpie ia general beilese that direct
slstsuA AZ alnators is in line win
pfinelpiea % poBuiar soyernmenl and
VISA Eet lhe more exclusive branch
~ congress closer 70 me people
the posnlbilales. hoseve' 81 the
Joker which mas eventually give
she fedeFni sosernment abse-
luse control o. the election ma.
chlners nfe worth SOME serlons
dclberation. This provision should
not have hoeR incluaed in the
amendment. Unncrubuioazly used i
ieass she way open for defeat o. ,he
very object SOUGHT - BE- etiAlned by
taking the election ont q the hands
IL the leelniasnres
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
srnING song



when the hfeezcs blow soft in tho
sprine
And tho houghs all Boa hdrmnuy swing,
And THE birds, Email and sweet,
Peel 40 frost la their feet
~ they make preparations to sing
TNeeti twcet'
open wide their glad laccs to sins.
when tho grass growcth green here
and there
And The oyercoat socfcth rs lair.
And the fierce w0olen sock
Ia The bureau Wc iock,
And 50 Qua In that lighter spring
wenr--
ril swear
I'm li love with That opcuwork WEAR
when ,he temperatures certain 10
The youus bad that's besiunins to
shoot
Aud the old folluTs dfoNss
10 the run liy the house
AND for labor no man sites q hOot-~
loot loot'
Not single. uncensored hooii
on. ! feel ~ my marrow h"nrs men
THAT the season b. come on nae when
must mourufully nfing
spade. rake--Any old Thug
And attend Al ihe gnrafn aFaln-~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

THE tIICIIw A. OI TIM
COMMONPLACE
) 4444e44e44Neo4S


The dust ~ fun ri many marks OF
soles and sandals slow or pace.
Eos only plodders move upon the
highway Of the commonplace.
From wandering in meadows green,
from sauniefings iu Woodland Good.
From singing where the flowers blow.
from lettering by sparkling pool
They come when sinks The westering
sun the skipring chHd with win
some face.
The grasheard sad. flie caroworn
man. down The road ~ The com
monplnce
The dust fiies up about their feet but
changes in Abe ieNel rasH
From dun clouds % crimson mist
on this most ancient 20 an ways
s sigh for greoning meadows cook
a hook heck where fho shadows are,
Then sturdy step and fronted face,
down the long wus thcy travel far.
~ is ~ Old Hs human toll aud long
a. d The piOddlng rave
But us the Nay OF Cots own walk
ihe hiehwas Of the commonplace,
49, nufai Robertson in Nnrthwest-
crn Christian Advocate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
TuE MUSIcIrAL UNIVERSITY.


''The municipai university "a COM
paratirely new In THE country and
lis development via be watched with
interest," said ~ ,. = ClaNton.
United states commissioner Of 'educe.
tion. In dlseussinr inc University "
Cincinnati There ere certain sig-
nifoant things about this city univer-
atty thar lsns 70 show how valuable
epch IN institution mas bc a. COM
mpniiN
''consi6er the student body sew
enty-nine percent ~ THOSE IN the coli
lsse 81 liberal arts are residents Of
me elqy. and they have liyed Ia cin-
csnat 40 average 81 thirteen years
Nearly hair ~ the students were born
II cincinnaii A recen, inquiry elic'
ised me Information thai 81 per cent
~ fhe students lacked me means 20
attend uniycrsis outside me cit>,
Hhna fhr nuiyenli, n prnidins
lseher edncfilon 20 rcridenis "a the
.nunlclnnIily uho could secure (, %
81 ether ea3
tRomalhlnn nae - per cent " the
students ~ fafhefiepr of me fath-
~ ~ snsa ePs'seufie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

lhfer,foprihs are IN non professional.
tcmmolcika b. mechanical pursuits
A. fntth<r ln0icatlon ~ she class
feathta ~ thp enltemily $3.50 per
SCENT ~ ne mnie ssudenss haze "a.
lowed enlnful occupations before
romlnk Il college and "a per ceni ~
|them work resuMrls during me year
inf i part az the time 3, h 10 ntn
land women such az these innl ne
University % Cinylnnau i eslemdlny
~ opportunities hy co-opcr,tN
tovfesa. ~ DAY ono eserinr GLASSES.
and IN many other uags
Although she mnnicipni uniecfsli,
may be molv or icss a. NOVELTY n
this couniry a y b. NO means So
fsfe sbfoaa Aassns siso has studied
~ i.eipsie hnows that ths anitefsi s
IN that city y not ntrsly = Freai Ger
man university tut h nfst ami fofe-
niesl the Cnhefslp 81 f.elpais i
municipal Institution The city q,
liamours has iust completed plans
Tor city university Oh large scale.
Likewise many of the newer knglisa
universities while national Ia thelr
asns. nevertheless pndeasor to ~,
very dirccle the special needs ~ the
industrial ceniefs ii which theS agt
located. and are 70 that extent mu-
nlclpal universities
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
Mexlco.s l,ArEroL rl.EsIpENcY


II the lntsss reports from NeNico
are true, Presiaont Hncrta has real.
lzrd the fatefnlrsss Of his office and
IL preparing 20 withdraw while he
n,as 40 r. wlth measure Of grace
md rrchfity. tie Il said 10 have
asseed 10 surrender the provisional
presidency 80 Pedro Lascurian. who
shall be permitted 10 serve out the
nnexplred term Of the hate President
Madero. Iascurain was minister a.
farelsn relations IN she Madero cab
met. post which cons,ltutlonoils en-
titled him 10 aci a. president after
The death of both Madero and vice
President Suarex
This arrangement Il appears,
would satisfy the rebel leaders in
northern Mexre who oppose Huerla
on the ground thai he has usurped
authority and has overridden the
constitution whether il would re-
store peace atnoas all factions how
ever. is doubtful for there is spirit
Of rebellion in yeyco that attacks any
established government. regardless Of
who its head may be-
zapata IL on the war path in the
south. followed By bands u adsen-
Iturers whose chief purpose is 70 keep
lhe country ~ state o. turmoil in
order that they may derive their per-
sonai fortunes IL was the fact that
be was caught between these two iires
OF rebellion the zapata forces In tho
south and the so-calied constitution
aiists' IN the north shnt IL said 90
have disposed Huer,a 10 reaien. u
he does retire, his successor will
5easiies become the object ~ new
enmity and conspiracies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
KNOW 1T WELL
Familiar Features Well known to
Hundreds of Albuquerque Citizens.

t,ntniIiar Features Well known To
Hundreds Of Albuquerque Citizens.
\ familiar burden Ia many home.
The burden of bad bnck.'
a lame, a weak or an aching back
often tells you OF kidney ills.
Doan's kidney pills are for weak
Kidneys
Here Is good testimony to prove o.
nue. East Las Vegas, y. Mex, says:
In 1909 "a member of our household
gave a. public statement boa praise ~
Doan'a kidney pills and confirmed %
loo January 1901. This person thinks
as highly of Doan's kidney pills now
as over. This remedy brought COM
picto relief from kidney trouble,
which was shown oy pains In the back
ana other annoying difficulties We
have been so greatly benefited by
Doau's Kidney pills that We can speak
highly In ,,clr praise"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Fostcr-Alilburn co. Buffalo.
Now York. sole agents for the un!teu
states
Remember the namC--Duan s--uud
take no other. ADV. "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

HON M DOtntIs YOuR EGG !
PRODCCrtoN. Z
ee44444444444eeS

Ia the current issnc of Farm and
i'ircside. contributor SAYS that poui.
~ raaers can practically double
their cgg production n thry perslsi-
entity usr the trnp-ncsi Following ~
an extract from his article.
For the benefit 90 those who are
not acquainted with the trap-nest I
VIII explain IN detail ~ purpose Tho
tsap-nest Is a nest 80 contriycd that
81 hen ihu hen enters she springs a
crap which olosea the door and holda
Der captive untn shs rs Released by
ihc attendant The nest II 81 suifi-
Client size Co allow the hen plenty ~
space 20 move around In. or she would
hc APT to break the egg
"Hy taking the hens of highest
trap-ncst record aud mating them
with males descended from heavy
layers sou win lay the foundation u
q good strain of heavy layers. ny
careful trap-ncsi culling ana with inc
Famc yare In breeding year after year
you win build your flock up 10 "a high
state of efficiency
IA T. not az all uncommon TOR
f'ocks that nrc irpp-ncstod "a average
Use eggs per hen per year. Al tho
same time these flocks not infre-
auenty contain individuals that have
a record of 200 Go ga0 oggs each per
year
"The latest figures at hand from
the department Of agriculture declare
that the average farm hen lays less
than eighty eggs pcr year sixty
eggs per hen per year would probably
be otrr-estimatlng the average, an
cared for farm hen. Al ans rate, he
great difference between zoe To go
eggs ana 90 or so eggs Dr. enough ~
thuk about seriously
Meat Prices VIII Bc High THIS Year
The following paragraph is taken
from an article entitled Back TO tins
Shccpfoid." In the current issue oi
Farm and Fireslde
Figures taken from ihv recently
completed list of estimates OF Tho
number ct farm animals Tn the coun-
nv by the United states department
of agriculture for the past year chow
dcciruse Of $4,000 sheep from
those of 1911. Nutwithstandlng this
their aEgro gate value in 1912 was
Sg02.77g. Gee as against slti,lIV.ooo
In 1914 During the same period
cattle decreased ti.t52,0o0. and hogs
SI.g32. eco. These figures seem ~
prcsara Il continuance ~ high prices
and should set breeders Of nll classes
of live stock on their mcttle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

rHE uvEWrA censoesair has an
uphill io1
49,
WHAT wE WAN'r il a ahnng
CitNuun ryurf hetk 10 thc scar
g.
AND WE SHOULD keep That new
Ilaflne law In MIND.
O.
t8.h THAT win be irft 81 TuFNes
ln Enfope win be a section about the
siae og LONG island.
HAvE WE. forsoolh. thas early a..
auHed cold feet on recognition ~ ilc
Chluese republic.
THE LISTS CO reformed spclling
might ~ vailed cubiw pictures % ihc
Ensilsh lanEuaEe.
%
VIRGINIA II said a. be- gcttlns
atoms nicely IN spite Of sEc Toss Of two
Aliens
E0t DON'T HAVE to know hpw 70
play baseball a. be- AN expert critic
a the RAme.
D
NOW or COURSE they might nov,
chosen worse name than Garrison
tor secretary ~ war
o.
m D. presumed Wilson expects
Waiter "a PuRe ~ turn over a new
icaf in Ansio-.Amcrican diplomacy.
90.
WHY. or WHY didn't r. 4. try
that stunt OF tslnne n 20 congress
personally Alas. 10 think what We
missed
%
sEcRErARY DANIELS is trying Il
MAKE lie ID the mVy more attractive
Ne may have 20 order plum dun tire,
times a day.
THESE ARE THE DAYS when the
Book Beer goat begins 10 brows,
around on the succulent heroasc OF
spring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
Better Than
Spanking

Spanking will not cure Guild
rem at wctiing the he'd, because
II h not habit hut dangerous
disease. The 4. ~, Rowan
Drug Co, Dept 57T, Chicago,
H.. have discovered strhily
harmless remedy for ibis dts
lrcs-ing disease aud "a make
Known IL merits they will send
q 500 package securely wrapped
aud prepaid Absolutely Free 90
any reader of Tie Herald. THIS
remedy also cures frequent de-
sire 90 urinatc aud inability Co
,0ntrDl urine during the night
CO.. daA la did car young. The
&. a. Rowan drug a.. i an Old
Reliable House; write Ia them
today f0r tise free medicine,
Cure the AFFLICTED members OF
your family, then tell your
neignboFs aud friends about this
remedy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

SHAME on MICHIGAN. which has
,iaofouty fepudlatcd N0mans sur
ifaac We arc sort 81 surprised and
grlceed 40 Michigan.
g.
xELlE EMEusON's mother has
took her oui ~ jaii g. ~ orspltal for
muph needed mcdieai attention. We
presume snls VIII Include trerhining
.
WE WONDER now. if woodrow
Wilson thlnks Il II progressive 10 go
back 90 the anilguaied customs % the
cishiccnth tentur
o
WE APPREHENp thnt when they
get the tariff an liked up 60 their
mutnai satisfaction che Democrats
VIII have pulled al cath others hair
out
o
AN EAsTERN nlnlsier has HIS SER
mons printed and sent % the members
at hle hocS woo are so. Absolutely
40 esripc.
@
Two Tired nu-lnces Mem"
Thee went 10 show.
Hui not to think.
All that they know.
The tights were pink
o.
Not Like i<i--lmmcc. tin.
Had iSisscugcn may be ~ pheasant
place. bat In print Il looks Ike nt
oscuiatorY mistake Birmingham
Age Herald
d
THEY ARE SAYING that the late
John pierpont Morsan may have let
SAGE. 00p.0 aN The amount D.. OF
course not definitely known. bu'
whatever u n, Il Is Il cinch that he lefl
". gays the Houston Post
%
\ Hearty Faster
There was a young lady named Nettl,
Who had q penchant Tor spaghetti.
Whenever she'd Zine.
From slx until nine.
The scraps new around Ike confetti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
,~N~eo4eNeeeeeeee
! POINTED PARAGRAPHS. !
. AANNNNooNNNoNNNe

ueauty either fades or ribs on
nature ~ probably Too busy 60 turn
out handsome men.
The man who kicks himself gets
back ai his ocst friend.
rs only matter 81 time until o.
white lie becomes dirty
Any mans taik makrs sWeeter
sort OF noise after q aOou dinner.
Snmr folks are so financially weak
they are unable Ia stand lpan
MANY u smart girl has caught 81
husband by posing rs . man hatef.
Make your words paiataale when
YOU can. You may he forced % cat
them some day.
II u young man can't tell when he
~ Ia love. the girl should break the
ncMs to him.
Glory be-. there is nothing to keep "A
thin woman from culti,atins broad
outlook
isn't 81 terrible a.. way n girl man
ages ca look HE her own mothers
slster ~ the time she has been mar
ricd four years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
HIGHER EDUCATION
STANDARDS DIAGNOSED

"Our age makw standards imp,r-
aiNe declares "a George Edwin
Ma ie'nn Formerly president 0f the
state uuvorsit, Of Iowa Boz q huiletin
iusi issued hl ihe United states 10
rcau nf Education Dr MHcloan
points out how lhc tanio need ihai
bar Pa 40 Standard gnu5e FOR railway
prackf and common monciars ba-
sis applies 40 Institutions 90 higher
learning ln ihD care az the uni-
Ncis.iies. thc Worldwide interchange
81 ihouaht egchanHe % sDhOlara aud
.lIt als'aIlas 80 a.ataiasitsf 4 hate inepff-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
TsIosE ArAenIss.

The two hundred Or more Apache
Indians from Fort slll. saddied onto
Ncw Mexico hs congress over the ye-
hsment protest Of the state. have ar
rived on the Mescnicro reservation 20
make sheir homes. The Indians have
been brought here with ntier dspre-
gard 20 the expressed wishes Of New
Mcxico. through petition and through
the visoruus opposition In the senate
u senator Fal " New Mexico.
New Mexico doesn't need any more
Indians AZ present. n there T. any
agricultural land IN the state which
needs colonisss. We believe there are
pienty of intelligent and progressive
white men who win be GLAD 20 avail
thamselves * thu opportunity The
coming Or these Indians u bound to
breed bitterness and trouble. no mat
Ter how well behaved the red men.
ana there BE- nothing pleasqni nor fit-
tins IN bringing back here the REM
nant Of the worst bunch Of Apacbes
that ever tefforlzed the southwest
and slaughtered her pioneers.
New Afexicp most emphatically
doesn't want these Indians. she has
said 70 40 the government as emphat-
icaily a. possible and beeause the
protest has been ignored and the
wishes Of tfe asopl. ~ ihe state have
been dlsresafded. n no reason for al
lowing ths matter 10 beeome closed
fnciasnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
WIT q %&R oerTOTS.

"NoW Tommy mid the teacher
''0 hat Is dust
"pust." replied The littlc follow, 'iB
mud with the juice squeezed out
"Winr. asked the sunday school
teacher. "did sou mcmuri1e thr trri
sik verses oi The tWcifh chapter u
Joshua
$50. ma am replied willie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
InkeMiod salad.

Inkcmrod salad.
Remove the pulp ln sections from
two srupefruiis skin und seed three
fourths cup white Shapes Cut ONE
third cup pecan meats IN pieces. Ar
range on bed 81 shredded lettuce
pour over dressing and garniFh with
strip ct red pepper.
salad Dressing.
Mix four tablespoons olive oil, one
tablespoon srapeiruit juice. onc-hali
nblcspoun vinegar one teaspoon mlt.
one-fourth teaspoon paprka one
sishth teaspoon red Pepper, and one
tablespoon finely chopped Roquefort
cheese.
salad itcil-.
! cup scaldcd milk
"a cup shortening
iis tablespoons sugar
p teaspoon salt
/ yeast cake dissolved ia ~ Gun
luke warm water.
white I egg.
3S-A cups fiour.
add shortening. using half butter
and halr Iard. sugar and salt GO milk
N NlN'AA 4MNfNtiN NNii tANAA NfNNNNNhN N'tAfFt
cake. whito OF egg well beaten. and
Tour Kncad. set rise. tors on "a
noured board. and shape into small
biscuits Place la rows on slightly
a0urcd board. cover with cloth and
pan. ard iet rise uaiil we'll puncd.
Flour handle OF 81 wooden spoon and
maze a deep crease in middle of each
biscuit. take up. and press Place
ciosc together "a butter pun. cover
iei rise .und baHe aitoen minutes iu
a hot oven.
Nlmond Cream.
pint ihin cream.
8-G cup hlanched and shredded al.
monds.
YolkH three eggs.
p cup sugar
l-b teaspoon salt.
~ tablespoons grtnulAtcd gclutiur
p cup cold waiter
teaspoon vanilla.
cup heavy cream.
scaid the milk with the almonds
Beat the yollls of the eggs slightly aud
add sugar and salt Comoinc tdc mix
lures and Goods boo "a duIhle builor. stir
ting constantly until mixture thiokcns
-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

American graduate iwonty-six or
twenty seven years old IN beginning
the Practice of his profession. form
an important point IN the demand Tor
q complete REORGANIZATION OF the edu-
CuilOuul eyrtcm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09
IlOO'S moo.
~ JOhn ". carey in Allnnta
journal.


who hirs from indiana. where tho
toe you rut b, mis- unless you uly 60
magic pen cor SHINE iu politics WIN"
sought 10 De- Vice president aud cop
30 comfy nest. but got 81 whore et
,.tcra and lost veil-ourncd rest 2
Who aid he'd not cail off that trip
ly gum he'd uy once more. and iIt-
cr sailed TOR Washington as 4
srnator' who's leader uf the Demos
Boa tho won known Upper House. sud
only has Go peep to Civ" the q %.
T.. IN. mus' WHO'S got the cuiest
Nhiskvrs. vot from here Ia Tim
burtoue W. have with us this even
ing NJ Kern lawn nuublo-I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

,hlll Remove from mold 20 serving
dish and iii center With wine Jelly cut
IN cubes or beaten with FORK until
iroshy. and sarnisi with cundied cher
lies.
Wine .lxlla
2 tablespoons grafsiil,iea selaiine.
y cup cold water.
80 cups boiling water.
: cup sugar
Z cup sherry or Madison wine
i-3 cup orange juice.
Tablespoons lemon Juice
Soak gclatnc IN cold water. add
sugar. wine. orange juice, ana lemon
juice. strain. turn into "a mold CO.. shnl-
low pan ANA chill
Lord Baltimore Cake.
a cup butter
cup sugar.
Yutxs eggs
teaspoons Vanilla
- cup milk
81 cups HOUR
teaspoons hukng powder
cream butter and add sugar srnd-
ually while heating constantly. tN"u
add yolks OF eggs. beaten until thick
and iemou-colorvd. milk Hour mixed
and Fifted with baking powder. ana
VanilH Bake iu three 1uttercd ami
Toured seyen-lnch square tins, Pat
layers together with Lord baltimore
nlIlng and cover top and sides with
Tee cream frostlng
Lord Baltimore ruling,
Bcnt ice cream frusting nlthout iln-
voring until cold and add one-hulf cup
rolled dry WacdroDnA onr-fourth cur
each chopped prcans ana almonds.
twelve candlcd ohrrrirs cot in quar-
trrs, tto teaspoons lemon iuirc three
teaspoons sherry wine onr-toufih
teaspoon orange extract
Tee Ctam Iro.tiiig.
3 is cups sugar
is cup water.
NIites cRgs
is tc. spsau tauiiia.
cook sugar AND water in q smooth
grauitcwarc sauce pan until syrup
VIII spin q long thread when dropped
irum the tip OF spoon Pour grad
ualY while beating constantly ON Go
the whites oi eggs beaten until stin
tbut not dr,l, add 1uvorluE. and cone
tinuv thc beating until mixture BIS ot
the right CousiFtnn.. tu spread
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

For rheumatism you viii find moth
ing better than Chnmhcria,n's fini-
mont. Try Il and see how quickly u
gives relief. For sale by al drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

Don't Doe surprised it you have an
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub the affected parts freely
with Chamberlain Imminent aud II
win soon disappear. Sold 0y all drug
glsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-09

Now mc,urcs rasume.cr,staI.