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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-08-26

Will Brehl writes us from Beche
Mont requesting The Press to be
sent him there ard saying that he
is going to file ON a homestead.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-08-26
Dept of the Interior. U. S. Land Ofic,

N,oryCHG l!eFrt: >. u. August 8, 1914
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Abbie Y. Rome. of Forest City. s. ID.
who ON July II, 1913, made HE. No. OI2os7o
Ior nwA Of section "a. township 1ls n.
range ~ w. 5th M has filed notice of.in-
tention to make communication proof % ns-
tablish Claim to the land above described
before Harry Bolinger the clerk Of courts
on the 18th OF Sept, 1914.
claimant names as Witnesses
Arthur 9. C0meau, A. e. Rome, Edith
Comesu; Clara Rome, all four of Forest
y. E. KELLEY. Register
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
NOT ESPECIALLY EDIrYING.

II isn't likely that the rank and hle
OF organized labor will be particu-
larry proud Of the exhibition which
has been going on at indianapolis. II
organized labor is wise il viii take
the first opportunity 20 put the lid
ON all the men who took part in the
d~isgracofuI exhibition yesterday. That
kind OF business doesn't add 10 the
dignity nor prestige nor power nor
influence of the masses Of men band
ed together To protect the rights OF
the lahoring man.
IL Is alleged on the one hand that
Mr.. Gumpers is a drunken, seu-seek-
ms politician and on the other hand
that Mr.. Meyer Is a liar and
s%landerer. Whether the charges are
all or singular true or untrue doesn't
affect the proposition. II both are
true Il Is hard on organized labor and
II either one or 10Th are untrue there
are one or two liars concerned WHOSE
mend0city on "a public platform hard
ly hts them for leadership.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
HAMLET

when Hamlet learned that the
doath of his lathcr had resulted from
"a conspiracy between his mother and
her lover. ne contemplated suicide.
He ppndered long in regard 20 that
subject. ITO DC or not a be-, was
his perpetual theme. ON the one
hand. he rerilized that % bare hodkin
could relieve n man of an his trou-
bic while on the other hand the
mysterious bourne from which no
traveller returns had sufficient sig
niucanrc To give him pause.
Ina e~ycryday life, however, says AN
exchange. Hamlet is outdone He rs
entirely cclipscd. There Is an indi-
,iduhl in the Cook county, Illinois.
iau. Re has JUST had "A bullet re-
moved from mis- head II the bullet
had not been removed he would have
died. with the removal OF he bullet
IL III the CONSENSUS of expert opinion
thai he VIII De lett "a lunatic.
nut there b. suil another phase Of
the situation worthy OF earnest con
sidcration WIN the removal of he
bullet and preservation of his life with
mo- %destrucuon OF mentality. ne man
wouid be- compelled to face a trial a
legal struRgl' of doubtful issue, the
stake OF which would bee his lite. For
unfortunately be is charged with
having Butchered his wife,
Andrcw Oicson. the man in ques'
tom. is up against o. The Sail physi-
,.sn rcached the conclusion that II is
hs duty to save his hfc. he knows
thai DE ran the risk 81 making his
patient "a lunatc. He knew that he
ran thc rick of sending him "a trem-
bling penite1t ON a silent mournful
climb up the steps of the melancholy
sauows- there 90 come ia immediate
contact with the uncanny moose of
the hlngman
Inasmuch us tho physician has so
decided. u a Interesting q speculate
on what decision olrs1n himself
would have made had the proposition
been given 20 him Tor solution.
Ste would scarcely huN taken "a
week In determining tho question.
'~ro bo or not TO boe' for there Is
something more tangible than the
"mystenoua bourne to give him
pause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

Put three teaspoons patented barley
10 soak In onc-half cup cold water;
when smooth add To soup. stirring
all the time. Cook thiH ten minutes
more. stirring constantly; boat three
eggs and put into soup. DO not stir
FOR half minute 80 ns 10 let eggs hoat
In large pieces on ,op-Tacoma Tri-
hume.
Afrlaldc Cake.
one pound Of flour. one pound Of
sugar. one-half pound OF butter. six
eggs, one cup Of milk. rub the butter
and sugar together. then add the
yolks Of the eggs, then the milk. with
soda and cream tartar IN Il; flavor
with lcmon; mix the nour and whites
OF q 3 alternately.
Hickory Nut Macnroons.
Make frostlng NJ for cake; stir In
enough pounded hickory nut meats,
with mixed ground spice To taste, to
make convenient fo handle. Flour
the hands and form the mixture into
little balls, Place On huttered tins,
allowing room to spread, ans bake
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
CAN'T W. srop TnrNg

only "a few months AFTER the sink
ing of the Titanic which shocked and
bcnumbed the clyllized world by SIS
horror. and even sooner after the
Voluuruo disaster, following immedi-
atciy upon the close of an intorna-
tional conference ON safety "a sea,
O. steamship b. lammcd by another
Oh the virginia coast and nearly half
% hundred lives are plunged into oter-
uity in a Few moments
one is tempted 90 think sometimes
TINT modern civilization is helpless
and futiic Co save the lives OF il men
and women and children from the
machinery of civilization. If inven-
tive genius and science and humanity
combined cannot make ocean travel
other than a deadly menace To those
who travel. Il would appear that some
Of our proud boasts are a rather hOl-
low mockery.
We stall Of course hold a mOurnful
Investigation aud discover that tho
sunken liner lacked modern air-tight
compartments and other protection
from disaster which We have cmphat-
icaily and qternly Insisted upon since
tho loss of the Titanic. We shall
issue more ukascs aud hold more con-
fsrcnces and worry along until the
next awful ocean catastrophe and
then do IL an over again.
These things are rot acts Of Prov
idcnce' They don't need to happen.
There Is no good reason why "a vessel
should charge through a dense FOG
fast enough TO shear another In two
without warning and no reason why
the other should be 80 constructed as
to sink in ten minutes.
what are We going TO do about ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

seems io De- Co. cure him.
so far wc have not made very
gratifying progress in the treatment.
Ola Doctor Wilson II now experiment.
ing with some Christian Science. or
absent treatment 81 something Of the
Kind.
We fail 30 note that the patient has
shown any remote signs of convai-
rscenoe. The most hat can be- hoped
for ls ID change in the nature 81 the
disease probably Tor the worse.
Virujent symptoms are increasing
aud ,he temperature Is stIll going up.
w should advise the physician "a
call into consultation someone else
than Dr. BRYAN and not to bo afraid
to ADOPT heroic treatment. Tho case
is desperate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
LUXURIEs.

Smoking "a cigarette-the kind you
buy for 10 cents a boN-is rather an
expensive luxury II you figure Il uI
as "A banker would compute his inter
est. A cigarette in finished In a min
ute and the Investment represents the
Interest FOR the length of time on
season. A person smoking ten OF
twenty cigarettes a day burns up the
interest ON "A good deal of money. In
drinking a cocktail you consumu a
minutes interest on s6ts. OOO-but
probably you never think OF that,
There are any number Of people who
spend a dollar a day for cigarettes
and cocktails. USING up during the
year the interest on more than $4,000.
Unfortunately In many eases such
luxuiics are INDUCED in by those wiu
are least able Co AFFORD them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Gas for Many Purposes

The vast exhibition OF gas appli-
.ancss. recently held In Philadelphia.
was a great public eye opener; Il
was given under he auspices of the
National Commercial 0as-Asnocl-
alton. an organization % about three
thousand members composed Of the
various Gas companies Of the United
States. and those manufacturing gas
appliances for a great variety OF U.S.
Ies. such as factory and street light
ing: for cooking In the tiny kitchen
|of the Hat Ia the apartment house
kitchen. or In the larger types of
residential. hotel, cafe and restau-
rant kitchens. Also there were
represented many types Of water
heating equipment operated by gas.
from the tiny. quick heater for the
dentist and barber. TO the larger
water heaters % all sizes, for do
nestle and other requirements. in
Guiding the instantaneous kind hat
lights the gas and instantly heats the
water Ia a central automatic heater,
Immediately for USE when . faucet
anywhere in the house is turned on
Go draw water, and instantly shuts
of the gas when the faucet is again
closed
There were also displayed various
makes of gas houEe-heating equip
mcnt. for the direct heating Of rooms
hy a radiators or heating houses
by hot water or steam. generated In
economical Gas houHe heaters and, as
welt Of portable room warmers Of
y~arions sizes and kinds. that may be
carried 20 various parts OF the house
az ones convenience. where local
heat IL desired.
Tbs association also Includes a.
memners manufacturers ~ chande-
Hers and lighting portable gas lamps
ana Of lighting glassware, and Of In
dustrlai gas appliances for the tenn
pcring Of, and for hardening and an
healing steel, and FOR heating AMI
melting metals Of an kinds "a the
shop; also Illuminating gas mantle
makers. and the makers 81 gas man
giles nnd gas natirons for home.
laundry or shop uses. In fact. as Il
IL said. appliances for using gas In
In Thousand" ways. rs shown IN a
list recently complied by the aasoci-
alton aHd placed Ia the hands of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Fried Chicken and the
Parcel Post
Prom the willard IIeoOrd.

Questions Of great pith and moment
are continually arising IN govern
ment. The latest Is. IL fried chicken
fresh meat? II Il ia. II cannot bg
sent by parcel post. for the law rules
fresh meat from the malls. Az last
accounts the government had not de-
cided. They have reached the point
that Il depends on the cooking.
n the chicken Is fried nice and Grown.
Il does not come under the restric-
lions; but II u IL slightly cooked Il
does.
All this hnesse IL out OF place. Fried
chicken, By virtue Of lts exalted po-
slucn IN the household, il entitled 10
the rlght Of way anywhere, whether
II Is done or rare. II should receive
every encouragtment. and when one
"a found winginE its way through the
mails, Il should not be stopped By any
such miserable interrogatory az, II u
fresh neat but let Il go on to fuihll
its mission Of JOY IN hearts that are
far away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Ir ~ BETTER so.

Roblndpuath Tarorc. the Hindu
poet, s8ys
90 We kent the searchiight OF our
observation turned upon The fact Of
death. the world would appear to us
Hike e huge ,hurncl house. but In the
world OF nfc the thought Of death
has. We Gnd. the least possible hold
upon our minds not because IL BE-
the least apparent, but because Il is
the negative aspect OF life. Just as.
In spite OF tho fact that we shut our
eyelids every second. % is the open
ings Of the eyes that count
Life as a whole never takes death
seriously. II laughs. dances and
plays. II builds. boards and loves in
deaths face. Only when We detach
ms individual fact OF death do we
see It's blankness and become dis
mayed We lose sight OF the whole
ness Of a life or which death Is part.
II n like looking at a piece OF cloth
through q microscope. Il appears
like a net: we gaze at the big holes
and shivcr IN Imagination. But the
truth Is. death In not the ultimate re-
atty. II looks black, as the sky looks
blue; but h does not blacken exist
once. Just as the sky does not leave
its stain upon the wings OF the bird.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
TuE sioK MAN on AMERICA.

Turkey has for SOME years been Ia
military known as the Sick Man Of
Eurofc Tals particular invalid has
htd snme severe sinking spells and
has experienced relapscs hight
uiarmins 10 his friends IL friends ne
has. but he is IN thc most robust
.aith compared 10 Mc2l-o, ihe sick
alan 81 America,
mo worst part % the situation Is
thai our American patient s~tubhggniy
refuses 20 die. although his death
would prove a great relief In many
aaariers We cannos bury him until
he dies ana the only alternative
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
g IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs
AOO ny YoN YoNsoN.

~ THE OLD days "a girl was taught
how 10 enter u room correctly. nov
the girl chiefly in demand is the one
who can enter Is debit on the proper
ledger.
BOUT now We read the heavy stun.
or hll up on the
Social nun;
hut uon an oon
Ere many C. moon
Wen gorE. ourselves on
Baseball gun.
@
THE DEPARTMENT. of agricul-
turc issued about thirts-hvo million
bulletins during the year'isi3. some
say thl. viii increase the food supply
and some say It viii help the fuel
supply.
THE latter being sort Of competi-
ton with the Congressional Record
understand.
NOT To mention the ed page Of
TINS pop. and w. X. rag.
d
THE lblfO ktA u u uAhtiHAN'hi
will be o candidate II the people want
him to; aud " the people, by George,
know what II good for them they bet
ter want MIN.
THE SIT. Is well summed up by the
Phila. IsedE. when IL states that II
podunk-on-the-Pike ANN be dcs-
ignatcd as n reserve bank center there
IL % disposition on the part of the
inhabitants to compromise ON a t250.-
coo post-once building.
o.
JOHN u. ROCKEFELLER, Jr.O
says It pays to be temperate ia
work IL is certainly curious, the
name In which massive intellects
run In the same channel. We fully
share Johns sentiments about the
foolishncss Of too much labor.
o
UNFORTUNATELY We are O as
well nxed as John to carry this lofty
ideal into practice.
o
PUTTING the ban on a popular
craze is just about like trying to put
the ia on Mexico.
.
WE HAD reference, OF course Ia
the tango.
o
BEING EQUALLY guilty. we feel
that we violate no confidence in say
ing that the word Tango" has ap-
peared in every wit Colyum In OUT
country at least twenty-one times pet
month for the past year.
GREECE wants another war.
Might borrow one from Mex.
o
WE USE these abbrev. bee. It helps
S~~
ture OF the news from South Africa
a that the United States has no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
The February strand Magazine.

w - NNNAAHAAAAs
The Strand Magazine for February
contains a notable article by Com
mander Evans. Of the south pole ex-
petition, on his friend Captain oates,
he hero who walked out OF the tent
TO die in order To give his comrades
a chan for their lives. other ar
ticles include one dealing with the
work Of G.. r. Maculey. the we'll
known c%artoonist, and a weil-ilius-
trated account OF utrecht's famous
dolls house. The burning question
OF the day. why Men Do Not Marry"
II replied To by sarah Bernhard, DIR.
salesby. Hiram Maxim, Mrs. @. ~.
Williamson. the novelist, and others
who may be supposed TO know ms
reason. The fiction Il contributed by
May Edginton. Baroness orczy. ole
LUX Ole. Austin Phillips and others.
The color section il devoted to pretty
actresses who are playing In Broad
way successes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

The Wide World Magazine for Feb-
ruary contains a number Of intei 'st-
ina articles. the most important pcing
DIR. Grenfeirs account OF his Twenty
Years in Labrador "a. a. Dunn
contributes "a thrilling narrative en-
titled "Gun-Rnnning with Zapaia."
and p. Amaury writes ora mysterious
Lake Of Life" on which the thibio
Indians believe the existence Of their
race depends. The story Is reminis.
cent Of Haggard's weirdest romances.
Guy De Viilepion narratcs how he
was captured BY "monkey-mcn"-a
tribe inhabiting the upper reaches Of
the Orinoco river and a naval ON
Ger" describes THE Smugglers OF The
Rock" Many other int sstins arr
tlcles and stories are 10 he found in
this unique publication.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

serious al companfef represented In
the organization.
The local gas company Is one of
those interested In this great nation
al movement TO develop Ees appli-
ances for every discoverabie purpose
where gas may be used by the pub
lie. economically, with ease and to
advantage.
Through this concerted work OF
all OF those interested throughout
the United States the variety and
completeness OF equipment for pro-
oucing results by gas at minimum
cost and With maximum efficiency
convenience to the user. and with
quickness. has reached a point not
anticipated by the upwards of eigh-
~ thousand people who visited
the exhibition In Philadelphia
they were astonished at what they
saw" said the local press.
Such national work and develop
mcnt, whereby local interests like
those Of our own citizens and our
own manufacturers. may. with the
interests of those In ether cities, be
'favorably effected In matters OF ron
~venience. time efficiency ana saving.
are indeed commendahle.
The exhibition next year Is TO be
held In Minneapolis for the benefit
OF the great northwest. In former
years II has been held In Boston. At
lanta, Denver, Chicago and IN no
less a great show house than the
worldwide known Madison square
Garden, In New York.
Best service TO the community. and
the approving OF appliances showing
the greatest economy In gas oon-
sumption with maximum results and
efficiency, vas the keynote Of the
gas exhibition and convention al
Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
New Books al the
Public Librory

The following rs "a list Of the most
popular new books In order OF de-
mand az the Public Library between
December 30 and January 25:
The Inside Of the Cup."-Win-
Eton Churchill.
The Woman Thou Gavest Me-
Hall Game.
'Laddie, Gene stratton Porter.
The Dark Flower. Gals
worthy.
"Hagar"-Mary Johnston.
The Coryston Family. Mrs.
Humphry ward.
"Westways. IS. w. Mitchell.
van CicVe,"-Mary Watts.
otherwise Phyllis" 80 Meredith
Nicholson.
John Barleycorn."-Jack Lon
don.
valley OF the Moon."-Jack Lon
don.
STORY OF waitstm Baxter Kate
u. WlgEin.
Aladdin from Broadway"-r.
fsham.
House Of Happiness."-Kate l..
Bosher.
New Books.
1T Temuarom Frances II.
Burnett.
Customs OF tho country"-Ediuh
Wharton.
Robin Hoods Barn."-Aioe
Brown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

This is about the time OF year whon
"a good many people arrive at 'he
conclusion that those resolutions were
not good ones anyhow, and ought q
be changed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
IN OTHER SANCTUMS


iNeW orleans ficaA unt.l
A clergyman recently told his au-
.dicnce that young ladies and gentle
men should be- entirely frank In their
courtship-they should tell each
other their weak points. Twenty-Five
engagements nave been broken off
in H. congregation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

The United stntes steel corporation
shows "a deficit Of a million dollars in
its earnings for he last quarter 81
1913. That however, is about the
same as the loss Of six bits on the
part Of the average man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

Generally debiiltatod for years
Had sick headache, lached ambition.
Gas worn out and all run down Bur
dock Blood Bltters made me a well
woman"-Mrs. chas. Freiioy, Moos-
mp, Conn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
TRIED RIsCn'I:s
~NN~Nts4@NNSSNeN


Italian Veal soup.
Wash bones taken from a shoulder
of veal, add M quart water aud
one-third teaspoon salt. Simmer over
a slow fire for hour. bring a a
boil and add ~one-fourth pound brok-
en- spaghetti Keep boiling. stirring
occasionally until spaghetti Is done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

philadelphia Public Ledger)
Three Square meals a day viii be
more influential IN preventing the
Moxican refugee soldiers from re-
crossing the RIO 0rande than
stockade that can be built n Fort
Bliss q hold them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
In a quick ovcn.-Farm and FircsiGa
Wlce and Apples.

One cup of rice and 1--WE large coot-
ing apples. Wash the rice well m
several waters. pG.'e and slice the an
pies, cover with water. When hoilei
swccten to taste. Eat with crern'.
To make q look nice whip the whites
OF " eggs, swoeten. the dish,
brown In the over for a minute. take
cut ana put drops OF currant jelly On
top.-Chicago Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

tK-nickerbocker Press.l
When a girl r. vaccinated nova
days in "a place where Il does not
show, where b. she v~accinated2
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James Boys style.
Iknnena CITY Sfnrl

Huerta a series Of
forced lonns' from the Mexican
bRnks-the Kind the james boys and
the Youngers used to obtain from
the financial institutions hereabouts.
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ny YoN YoNsoN

to set the pt. to o qckly.
o.
ONE GETS 40 impat. waitg. for a
3rd Of a cot To arrive az the nub OF
the wit.
AND sometimes one never does ar
rive, as you we're going to say.
d
NOT CONTENT with having Don
Kcdxie Of Lordsburg lose his Job as
postmaster. the silver City %ihdepend-
cnt has to go snd rub II In by saying
they feared Don vas going to break
into the Democratic party and the
disaster had TO 30 ayerted at any
cost.
TEXAS. we have heard shrewdiy
sold. II rapidly becoming tho free
lunch counter OF the Mexican revo-
luton.
d
WHEN MILK Is thin and pale and
blue the fact is very plain. It's some
what worn and tired because it's
been through quite q strain.
And when the COW is trifled with
another thought well utter. tits wen
for o 10 cheese Il, for the COW
sure ~ some butter.
o.
Memories.
How dear 10 our hearts was the old
fashioned garment
called frOcks. which a girl could
slip On In a minute:
Today tits q fright, indeed quite a
torment.
This new-fangled skirt with a vui-
gar slit In Il.
The T~roubadour.
O.
Sayings of Great Men.
George Washington says:
That Crossing the Delaware Stunt
looks very imposing In a steel en-
craving, but take II from me. |
would have given my c~herry-tree
Ratchet for some heavy underwear
and IA gasoline launch.
O.
WE MUST say for Cole Blease,
however. hat South Carolina has no
monopoly Of the lynchings. Okla
homa Is making "A very fair showing
D.
I'm A BEAR" snaried "a Bad
Man at Alkali Ike's place the other
day. I'm a bear, l tell YOU" he
repeated az he pulled his hat down
over his eyes. struck the bar with
his fist and swore. Exasperated by
80 much display OF bravado. "A big.
sturdy cowboy coolly and calmly
walked up to the Bad Man, looked
him square in the eye and said: $50
you are q bear. are you?" "Oh. I'm
Just a pet bear" said the Bad Man
as he slouched toward the door.
| Just IA pet bear"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

TrImble's livery. sii ". copper
Phone 3.