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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-26

The candidacy of senator James has
been well received all over the discreet
With the exception of the incumhen'
we had heard of no other aspirant foi
congressional honors until the candi-
dacy of Mr. Fisher was announced this
week
Tho entry of Mr.. Fisher compli-
Gates matters and makes the election
Of Macdonald or a candidate from the
iron country possible. Frank James -
present has the pole and his wen
known running abilities Indicate tha.
he viii be in the lead clear TO he tape
"Then, why Jim l'shcr?"
Chase :. Osborn's friends In Michi-
gan. who have gone ahead in his ao-
sence abroad and started haam Tor
i'm for another term as governor are
said To be framing "A reply 10 Osborn's
announcement that he viii not Lc -
candidate which will at least give him
reason for pretty serious though. n It's
eject is not To change his mmd en-
tircly. Osborn arrives i'm New York
1nnc 3, and it is understood tha. he
VIII DE met ai the pier by no less chan
a tlainload of friends from Michigan,
who plan making the trip ON Special
train, not only Co give him a royal
welcome home, but To once more urge
upon him that he permit his name 20
80 before the people The arrange
ments can for "a band. for a strong
speaker To present the party's wishes,
and for participation i'm the home
coming 10y the Michigan society in
New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
Hits from Sharp Wits

A mistake IS Ike an automobile;
yau get It's number after u is past
Wise man bears In mind the off
ference between knowledge ana he-
lief Albany Journal
s good spender Is often broke when
ihlnea are needed Ia his home.
Chafity should not only begin ai
home. but also stay there while Il ia
needed Albany Journal
An ounce % prevention is not worth
ID pound IL cure where there's some.
thua that needs curing
4 dutifui Wife fl one who does her
duty aa she sets n and not az her
husband secs it, Deseret News
Whether or not things come your
waX depends very much on the way
yan are going Deseret News
Il ofttlmes happens that the man
~ a thinks he is a linn among the la
dies gers snuhhad for an ass
As soon as people are old enough 20
know better they are 50 Old thut they
don't know anything At ail--cpmmer-
ciai Appeal
Most people can resist everything
hul temptation.
The amateur golfer addresses his
ball Swings four times and then adj
dresses il again more foreefuliN r.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
Austro- Serb Quarrel of Long Standing;
Balkan War Rcited By AUSTRIA Belief

,govina being ID uded. Austria then
promptly announced the annexation of
the two countries. Servia protested
and WAS backed by Russia. Germany,
however, supported Austria with vigor
and the objections were Withdrawn.
Austria was ambitious 10 secure Sa-
i0nika, BAT seFgHn and Turkish terri
tory cut of this part In the first
Balkan war. the Servian troops cap
tured western Macedonia and marched
ION through Albania 10 the Adriatic.
Austria furthered her ambitions some
what, however, as a result Of the con
ference Of the powers ut the close Of
this war
Montenegro was deprived of Scuiari
and servia was forced to withdraw It's
troops from Albania. Austria thus
prevented the slax race from securing
IA port on the Adriatic, although Aus
trla was still cut off from the Aegean.
Austria is generally regarded as nav
ing brought on the second Balkan war
which resulted in King Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria, attacking the Servlans Ser
via. Greece, Roumania and Turkey
overwhelmed Bulgaria IN this war.
During this conflict Austria occupied
the sanlak ui NeVi Bazar This II
STRIP 81 TERRITORY between M'htfhe 81
and servia. II belonged to Turkey be-
fore the war ot 1919. This step placed
an Austrian wedge between the Ser
Xians and the people OF the same race
in MONTENEGRO, further retarding the
efforts for the unificatinn Of serbs.
Austria hiss maintained strong
army near the SerVian frontier Tor the
past two years, and the hatred Of the
uual monarchy has constantly IN
creased in seIVia.
Then came the formation Of the
|Pan-seryian union. headed By MAJOR
Milan Prititehe,ltch. formerly an Of
ficer in the Austrian army.
Nedelio GahrluoVics. who threw the
bomb AZ Arehduke Ferdinand shortly
before he was shot, June -. declared
in a confession that the plot 10 ass
sassinnte the archduke WAS Matched IN
Eegrade liz said the conspirators
appealed 10 prihifchevitch and from
him obtained their bombs and revolt
yeIs from the Serylan arsenal at kra-
guyekatz. II was the fan-Servlan
anion at which Austria struck in the
Iul,imalum delivered 10 Servia which
led 70 the present acute situation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
The StOryteiIers
The Dress Rc,oIt

The American elubwomen's recent
revolt against the fashions Of Paris led
Mrs. Clement Burt the Cleveland So
ciety leader. to say in New York.
THE Paris fashions are more beau
tlful and more difficult than they have
ever been. To revolt against them on
the score Of expense, that | can un-
dcrstand. but to revolt against them
on the score of immodeaty and ugli-
ness argues both prudishness and bad
taste
yes. expense Is the only logical
ground for revolt Let me tell YOU
how the great Worth once treated an
expense revolt
"A woman came to Worth and said
Monsieur, you have charged me
5000 for an evening gown. Yet the
material did not cost more than 500.
and the workmanship $50 more
Madame. Worth replied. go 70
NJ. Maissonier, the painter, and say To
him. Here Is a canvas. value 25 cents
and here are eolors. value 81. Paint
me picture on this canvas with these
eoiors, and Ill pay sou SIPS" What
will MalssoHiers answer be f?
Madame he will answ r, that is no
payment for an artist" But say
more. | say-lf Won think my terms
TOO high, pay me nothing, aud keep the
robe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

democrat and scholar. and society
has no special zee FOR either. This
opinion Fevms 20 b. nothing 81 yes
terdag. but il is now. ia reality. the
relie 81 forgotten past
Mr. Pages worth as q man Is very
generally acknowledged and his
wifea charm " thought and manner
has raised Tor her a host 81 friends
in the most exclusive quarters. cir
cumsiance that reflects the greatest
credit on all parties concerned. Mr..
ana Nrs. Page are now eagerly sought
after and the American embassy once
more is the center II influence.
The dismal prophecies If those who
were convinced that. 80 far as social
Influence is concerned. the United
States emf assy might as well have
declared its history al an end when
Whifeiaw Reid died, have been re-
futed ~ the facts
The Pages. in very short time
have impressed the best circles of
ONION with their sense and their
solid worth and the president choice
Is seen t0 he fully justified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

The Austfo-s eYian crisis which
threatens To embroil an Europe IN
armed conflict Is due 10 CAUSES dating
back nearly twu-seore years.
part Of the present servian king
dom was once included ia the Turk
ssh empire The remainder WAS sub
leet 10 Austria. That part which
WAS under Turkish domination has
won its freedom The other part, in
Guiding Bosnia aud Herzegovina, has
not
Servia IS inhabited by only a minor
part Of the slavs OF Europe. including
Those IN the Macedonian territory re-
Gently won from the Turks. Bosnia
Herzegovina. Montenegro and parts ot
Hungary are largely populated by
siAgs
Husnia. Herzegovina and Seryia
proper revetod against the Turks in
iSge III 1878, instead Of granting
these countries their freedom, the
heflIn congress turned Bosnia ana
Herzegovina over 70 Austria although
tines were TO remain nominally under
Turkish suzerunty They revVltea
ana were suhduea by Austria after a
four-year war.
As q result of the turkish consltn-
uouai revolution IN 1905. a call was
issutd for representatives IN the Tur-
ksh parliaments, BOSNIA and HERE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
SaHaforium Properly Conducted Should
Not Be Menace to Surrounding Property

. 'ssFsa - tss lsrxe- g sath lnrltu-
"es thftnshouf fhs sla4 states ard
rsHaas
Aino-eh the eura 81 20 ans
f@z4c u frt F2irf ibe land
p The iuss measured
ff - - fsiatfrn tr TAXATION
Hne1 atas.fsd and rsH 70 T. ether
N~H lars directly ae flNsei ans
NAa H.Aini2 asked. g aas nUf aiss erel
n fhfiF = the rs-aasfs. Ard Tor
ftpil stalled mar .i ras reg faluet for
tnNtfirr The efhfr lsflir-flge re-
I-iftfa ~ follows Three. Increased :
ttfee. m1lh l1rreaset ten. doubled IT,
-tAi4s cr more. ulne - thanse,
u ~ case - L = fff thaf he Land
- shirh the irtsIflfloa 8 located has
81 Ff4Ftd IN value. rd ae .fs worm
+ VI - nfs lsfgtiy - fte Faile - sur
rounding property. there Is nothing BE-
tnls g. Indicate ar unavoidable effeEf
81 the sanafGrium.
Coming directly fe fhf difference
in me character ~ taigs % ada emf
properly since the founding n the
stnatofiln. an ansafr alnfe ef Jess
definite has been abia.ne 81 70 each
An ~ Der cent vi the Instances
mere has been ar Increase iu the
value ~ The land aI mt afcom-
panied In y per cent ~ 8 change Tor
me better IN the purposes f0r which
+ #sz need. in s. rrr cent there has
tten ~ change. all ln : per cent.
a more or leSs marked depreciation
IN land immediafeiy adjoining e. adj
mite Ia one Instance. this effect j.
Tor e distance ~ 500 % 500 feet In
q 49, q Ha. Al
fNo cases. the opinion is given thar
me pIesenes ~ tho sanatorilm has
prevented r. Wouia prevent sales
CONNECTED xiih the foregoing. both
tr cause and effect = the altitude ~
ihe community toward the Institution
in one case "a q noi stated. IN thirty
seven f. 81 saId that there has been
20 opposition ~ any lime. in two that
there was once vigorous opposition.
Ir flFe that there b some objection
ril. and ia fourteen that there was
once opposition. which has since dis
appeared
Some reference f0 individual IN
siancer mat be- instructive. The Gull
iis eenglmpflye Home for Advanced
Gases az Sew Dorchester. a part u
Boston. Mass. WIS removed Co its
present location in ISM There was
no opposition then Bot there was con-
siderable when permit vas asked foT
The new building IN 1886. Iue prota-
hly g. the discovery meantime thar
the disease is communicable a
flufui examination ahawei that
there aas nu danger ana proved that
The death rate from tuberculosis in
Thar ward was the lowest IN the cts.
Further experience has made warm
friends n those who were In appOs-
fion eight years ago. The assessed
value ~ Furroundins Land is about
five times as great as IL was IN 1870.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

70 20 fte present flfsse there tasf
htfn corturtrd n fNss fUmnfrr thres
fffr firt HtnatfF Errefesra finrr q tks
rtlztIor = flhefsllfoe.s hospitals ari
Arsforla o. sarrnundirv rrnuffsF.
TIE fira Has .rrlfrrea ff wHaarr q
ttn Ir ~ Wasfirrtrn. 81. g. r. ftff
TIE nnri Is Philip facets and me
iafz FOB fsf1 hy thr NastrraI 4rasffs
rin for fhs - a1F ar3 Prevention =
T4tsrr oldsla Tha irfafesfIrr srf rEf-
riftsart fat bfoarhf o4t ~ thafe ~
sesfixaficr@ a thaf tdacatlur e sirws-
rs tti surely do.nr lis Narx IN rernas-
fx from flf r1bilc mInd the Pre- .f-
8lef thar haE previously sxirs.g
lfs1rtf tuberculosis Institutions IN
e1rI-fu l1ef~iraflrr reports tnaf r
tle ease - Ier cent * the inwlfa.
TORS e11 fr4rrd uaFe ~ ieee terfe-
f.afiru in ne adjoining property 3
almIfirf fafer Invest leafiara haa-
ffsF. failed fo dlariaAe q sHgIe~fr.
stance ir 4tlh property values had
deprecated A fartt 81 1xrItIfr -
the plllle u general that well rf9a-
lated fuhef uipxis irFi fbfi0nt are naf
ffHrare 90 fnf p1ti te1ffh "a the
orif m1nrfT ~ acfn0 rtiue far f-H
hanEf ~ altitude in plrrh4wrs -
real estate in lrfalIfIfs where safh IN
stiflrprs exist. ~ ~ much has Aean
arturuUIl In tho way ~ tslurttf.n
since 1855. earflY uc may nope fhat
arHfhfr Frfrffifn xii 4lsa ibis
g the ilehf q fullest justice
10 aa
MAKING hiF final report. Mf. Paid
NH eIaii ffars ago. after treating DE
queaipn generally had the fallou.ns
10 e.g
TtIa iesds as 60 ne element in the
problem r fnf effect - the InsfIfa-
flNn IN tire value ~ SURROUNDING
properly -afnf kunEi ledge that Fl b f0r
tulrff0ifls patients In raeif u
must be- Objectionable. for fuhsreuinsla
p row sfHun ~ o. a communicate
dice rather than hereditary. ard
fhcse Who snUW no more are ukely q
feas ami avoid lt FULLER knoNlfdFf
dIsHaIf ihf fear and shaHa that under
iHe training ~ Wcii-c1n1ucted fan-
lfurlnM there iR Jess danger 20 in-
ffctlln from "A hundred patients Than
ffdfn two HrInstrHcfrd cOfrumIfiras
going af Wil about the streets ans
i|spuf.ng - their sputnm IN uay
most convenient for fhcmsciveF We
otrunf overcome all the disadvantage F.
NJ an InFiliution. AZ such bot Ao can
ind SHOULD he fure that u s. not in
ne slightest degree menace t.
health ~ those mho live near IL. The
Hanger being. therefore Imaginary
rather than real. there remains the
Interference with the serenity - the +
people lu the neighoufh011 who come
In contact with men and women
y nHan appearance often disriaHfr the f
sirsRgle for life they are making in
ahieh eyme are not winning
In order % learn the facts CON
-efuirg eanatpria. already established.
va inquiry VIA addressed a. seventy 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29


The gusiy morns are here
When an the reeds ride low with
level spear
And on such nights as lured US far
% yore.
Down rocky alleys yet. and through
the pine.
The hound-star and the pagan hunt
er shine.
But and thou. an field fellow Of
mine
Together roam no more.
Soft showers 90 laden now
With odors 81 the sappy orchard
hough.
And brooks begin to brawi along the
march.
The late frost steams from hollow
sedges high:
The finch Is come. the flame-h blue
dragon fly.
The eowslip's common gold that
children Spy.
The plume upon the larch
There is music fills
The oaks Of Belmont and the Way
land hills
Southwark to Dewine's little babhly
stream.
The heavenly weaiher'a call Oh, gho
alive
TASTES net 10 start. delays not 10
arrive.
Having free feet that never felt
syve
Wcigh. even In a dreame
Bun thou, instead hasi found
The sunless April uplands under
ground,
And still, wherever thou art ] must
be-
Ny beautiful, arise in might and
mirth,
For We We're tameiess travellers from
our birth,
Arise against thy narrow door Of
earth,
And keep the watch for me.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
now rsn WILL r. cor

sos that formal declaration u
VAR has beea made bf Austria
against fsriia. che aafid sni nsur-
atlFsiy hold ~ breath 10 Suspense.
Awaiting Developments al 10 Row FAR
hossiililes viii txiead
Germany has given notice mat the
fifst elen Of military asfitlu IS Rus
Ma viii b. followed b. counter
mofeusas - me laDcfs army
France and iialy have powerful In
teresii Involved and aould not need
msen % poll them into me struggle
Do short aii Europe Is sitting on q
powder mHszlue. ana ihe slightest
spark would be sufficient a. bring on
the most deadly war that has taken
plate FOR two centuries
Upon England largely rests The re-
spensibnlty ~ combining the hosilli.
ties a. the most limited scope possi-
bic Torn with internal discussions
over the home rule question and
other governmental policies. British
diplomacy viii - put 10 the sevefeat
teat Il has ever known In other
words Euslnnd has So many tfou-
hiea ~ her owu ihnf she will not be
ut her best IN composing the troubles
Of others.
On piper IL would seom that
struggle between Austria and Enrela
would be short lived. with the faf.
mef country easlly the victor tint
ID muH be remembered that SerFia
vac able to throw 900. 900 troops inlo
the Balkan war. that her armies afa
we'll trained mud experienced. and
that her national pride ~ not eE-
ceedcd ~ that q any power iu Ea-
repe Austria mas succeed IN
crushing her. but 1t ia reasonably
certain thar Austria viii kbow thHt
she has Been Ia a fight ~ the time
the war is over.
The effects Of the war have ~
ready been felt IN this country In
the soaring prices Of foodstuffs and
the falling prices Of stocks. war
anyNh here always places "a strain un
On the worlds finances which eS-
tends wherever business Is transact
Cd Money Is sure to be tight lH
america aa result Of The hpsilitits
ia Europe. and the greatest wisdom
will be- necessary 90 prevent a pan
irRf condition that viii demorallze
business generally
All az which Is In further aubstan
tiatlun IT General shermans r.
mark that war Is hell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
LILLE sANE IrNAIIc

A ran entered \ psct1re gallery the
other day ard said
Irs Eof sieo.b99 that want N
Eper1 in the encoura e. nlent o. native
arf want 10 buy paintings IS I'M
knoHn painters q talent. This viii
help the painters along. and, Il I
choose wisely u viii ~ a good invest
ment FOR me. PIT myself IN your
hands
Needless 70 say. the dealer was more
then PLEASED
You're wise man and good
man. he mDtterfd. and he had al
ready chosen for MS patron Ice can
vases value. So 200. when a uniform
I'd keeper entered The patron was.
alas. Insane.
Blt. dear reader. ere you smile. stop
and ak yourself n that iunatics prop
usIi.0H Was - very lUnaf.c after all
Men go daily % their bankers with
flr greater than 100000. they ask
their bankers 20 choose investments
for them; and the bankers choose y
C.. which later on drops 20 points.
and 7 y. y. which drops , points.
and New Haven. which drops $50
points. and S %. II. which xanishes az
together Yet the action 81 those
- NNNN1A NN"H q" AAWA HNTAAA"+ FIIaNIAF AAAA
nobody dreams 81 smiling az H.
Why smile. then. al the iunatic's ac-
toni The lunafie q score Of years
sgo could have spent his 500. GOO on
Nhlsfiers at $50 OF SIS that are now
worth $4,000. On innises AZ tl00 that
have risen to $1,000. on Sisleys az
$3.50 mat easily fetch $500.
And there are American painters IN
View THrE fui4T who viii bt the SIS
leys. the Whistiers. the sargents and
the Innises % the future The man
who spends 100000 on the work %
these painters today will unquestlon-
ably leave a fortune ~ several mill
lions Of dollars in pictures 10 his heirs
But e a man should buy unknown pic
lures his investment would be- deem
ed lunatic and ridiculous. whereas. 10
he bought some water-saaEed stock.
everybody would say be- had In him
the makings 90 % Murgah or John u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
Why She wept

Apropos of the numerous influential
indicators whose prison terms are
either annulled or cut down to nearly
nothing. Mayor Brand Whltlock OF
Toledo, said a short while ago.
is il good thing for the public
to let these men out so soon?
Il was sympathizing one afternoon
with poor woman whose husband
had just been sent 10 jan. She was
weeping bitterly. and / said to her.
Now. don't take II SO hard Two
years Is long sentence. | know: but
he may not have to serve il all. Con-
viets who behave themselves often
times get out months before their APP
pointed time
That's just IT,, she replied. still
sobbing. Henry can be an angel when
he likes '--Lippincott'S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29
WILSON'S PERSONALITY.

T7T--TT NV ~ TTEFT-T
President Wilson exercises more
power than any other man who has
been Ia the executive chair since Lin
coin. fonefa men decry his "tyfan-
NY in vain. for unlike Roosevelt. he
does not exerrise any authority not
delegated t. him in the constitution
Nor Is bis advice universally followed
because men respect his Judgment,
there y much questioning his judg-
ment. By the subtle insensibie in
nuenee ~ his sincerity and singlenesA
of purpose be- rules the democratic
majority Ills commanding person
ality dominates party. strangely lnck-
ing in commanding personalities and
forces the members TO tasks for which
they hnye no stomach. The practicing
politicians among the democrats want
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

TO - home and TX fences They think
tney h4re f@ssft enough AVS 70 make
ree4f3. o. which e. ask for another
term. Ihel desire o. ~ conditions
glss toWn ~ ihat the Ok crops q the
west ear bring prosperity for them 70
'rilirs A. theft or hardIUork They
want 60 -ff euf ~ Nashington 80 fhat
the house VII r0t te forced % put IT,
ssf "a ifeerd Ply 8 vote on the pro-
hllitlor afnsrdnent Bat The one
dominant isersorsgs % their party
eeps hem there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

John Henri rs keeping cfmpen t
with Nsrtl. Nlre. cad when the r.
Their - the atler returned from me
Office enc evening D. was fln'1 = ap-
preached hr h's pretty daughter.
pare. - aid ihe fair one. "did John
Henry cam ~ sou this morning
Yes answered fte parental one.
sbut c0lifn'f make out much oi
Rhaf b. ila
couldn't make dat what hc said
rere4faH ,frafla Marie Wouifr.nely.
what Co 500 mean
AS near - could understand. .
explained rara che said h. wanted
10 marry ne. tfat sou had enough
money 60 support him and fhet "e
had aiRays lowed aafh other r. J
told him fo O. home and write i ont
tn plair FneHsh r-FliiFhurgh Chfen-
ieIe and Telferam-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

eeaar r. nssner Guzmar. e1ltor "A
tet rAa-AnefHen RtslsN. sac ~regi
iaz In - Charles srrtef rsf4nsiy
herlrr ard way.re ba eiafsd hsrdi
~ his ffieads aad nfurs - Panams
ss1brtfo eheasrer - fs Ftf il
neesasaF8. when he ebaresg 81 nsee'
6.srtrsi Pena. cpnteI s-sfal "a
iessftma8a Eseh uas llat n fpes-
iev unfa ahl earn esfrif1 D. faflgus
cane n lTff 1arhoo a. Tres rassed
each other stnef ~. Csrmas faasel
fer 81 seeord - eHpsr.ftte ia me
s<nor gfnerarF t5e. Tten - fiepfsd
~ nifa sltel zraee ard 1saiv.
Tne snor general srea 81 fn-
hraidered hsndt4fehisf alslaso1 BE
affronted 80 looked ~ moment
d iht direction - tie SENIOR $40 had
.rssitsd hlm ed tisst
- eiH cH policeman
4 pos man came anhat rii.ng
aad after che senior general hsd sx-
prsesed S. desire ~ isssl fsn-
- nfe to bin ord 3 pafff r lIpi3-
matte - rds g fhf interstate Conn
raerte falsIre for sanfefsaff The
5IDionan fee8 ihsf rnfhlas lea
than aasi fa fhe dem aesf cover
ths rsn a second Has a,osdinslf
dispatched for stnof nr German.
The affais eventually rescued the
ears n ehief = p0its jim Heyneids
at6 eafeI ne iieEest policeman ~
tbs fafte and sent him g. ihs famous
da4ifre oak. ln Sew orleans
isaa.rs park. where oceans q latin
tHerlcaa Hood hafe Been piiifd in
affairs = honar There aere the
hIsff Instructions.
80 these f49 sgtF start sntihinF
ioan there. beat hen 0lf - 'fm and
ran abe whole llrta Co..
The u0ry conclude wifh the some
what s1perfiooas explanation that -
rsf nothing has came ~ 81 he
d1eiiinT oak
Perhaps d nonid hardly % any
coed 10 refer ihls Incident " me hon
rshie judges aho presided IN he
rial ~ Madame Caflauz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

balanced coat. DIS delicate ar1 Frisl
finen ara hl. fresh. rich i.e. lived nell
up o. his prtgd tile.
Passing en American rtff crop
pgd rnUsla h4
Thas chap 8 type ] met hin
once in smyrna
Where are gou going Do asked
We are going ta Jern@lsm'' sala l.
Holy srnese. he EreF 'tl- son
don't SAINT g. 81 90 jerusalem lte
sust been thfre. Its sit. iaHn.
WIN. SOU cant ger decent ctt Fiaf
In tine p'frf.' e--Ietrot Free Pres
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

tNeW York Cor Washington Post
Rev Thomns ] Mccormick. assiet-
ant director ~ the New York dloces.
an branch ~ the Society for the Prop
agafion ~ the Faith. has received q
letter from Father Hood.-a missionary
Ia india.
ln molaeses on his way home from
iianspur went 10 sleep al night
cnfled ~ In the foad under his cart.
ana wis swallowed whole by a hum
Ers python
The snake, which was killed later.
measured lWcniy-one feet in length
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-29

ia done
M other is soft n the rhyfhm
tnlfss YOU can feel when left by One.
That an men else 60 wiih him.
Unless you cnn know. when appraised
by bis breath,
That your beauty Itself scnnts prov
ing.
Unless YOU can swear. For life. or
deathtF
oh. fear to can - loving
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.