The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-25

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~ NROSE has been charged by
Palmer with using public funds
100 politics. And the pcunsyl-
NaaIt ryWspapers ore making as much
fuss about % as % the uharec were
somcthing new.
! WHAT has become OF GIN piuchot9
o
THE LAST bulletin on Gih he had
just been married.
.
"PoLITENESS. says n philos-
upher. appears e. have been Invented
90 enable people who naturally would
f1ll out. Co live together in peace"
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At PRESENT the tradltionally poo
lite F~rcuchman is said to DE SO rude
That when he accidentally finds Ms
thumb behind "a German eye ln a
scrlmmasc. he Jerks.
o
4 Man In Mississippi has written to-
tho postmaster general to know the
address ct the nan who makes FORD
cars,
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AND the motion picture machine
has invaded The ozark mountains of
Missouri within the week.
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IT Is An AGE of progress.
@
ANYONE says Ralph Waldo
rrine-"A fool or an idiot-can be
exclusive. Il comes easy. II takes a.
large nature TO be universal. 10 be in
elusive
WHICH shows how narrow gagged
are the men who want to exclude men
like Modesto Ortiz from their just
place in political life and activity.
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THE QUESTION not G%nnaturaliy
arises Put y. Bonuparte in charge Of
the allied armies under existing CON
d%itiuns. and could he have done any
better With them than General Jom!e e
.
so REFLECTION at an on the
Napoleonic ability as q first grade
stage manaRer " slaughter. Jonro
has done right we'll
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Beyond the Alps lies Italy.
It's sin "A well known fact.
Tho present unknown quantity
Is how Italy will act.
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THE FRENCH, Il is reported. are
negotiating with the constitutonallsts
u Mexico for $4,000 burros. Probably
90 take the places OF several thousand
motor trucks which have been de-
stroyed in action.
o
THE HILIsBORO ADVOCATE
suggests That the attention OF the
French government bc called to the
available butros Of Hi sboro. This Is
! Proposed rs a neRsure TO keep them
from blocking traffic In that town.
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COFFEE.
An things, Harold. have a tiny be-
ginning. BACK in 1854 q monk with
a taste Tor gardening planted concs,
seeds In e monastery garden In Ro de
Janeiro. That was a small beginning.
but from lJ. my child. has grown
Brazii's enormous wealth in coffee.
Likewise. my son, there has come az
u result nerves. and nerve foods ana
nerve doctors; and an unreasonable
demand for sugar which but for that
tiny beg inning ia 1854 would not now
exist. There's a reason.
.
KANSAS had a halistorm Thursday
which turned half the pumpkins iu
-four counties INTO Jack a. Lanterns.
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lfuUaguW IIgnslliun.
The Battle Continues with Tnabat-
ed Fury.
Germans slowly Being Driven Back.
Louvain outraged by Vandals.
LouVain Escapes Unhurt.
Cars Armies Annihilate Austrian
I Forces.
Sorvians Driven from Austria.
Austrians Driven From servia.
Germans Driven From Russian Po-
land.
Russians Driven From East Prussia.
ltalys Attitude Remains IN Doubt.
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THE BLINT, Texaa, Bulletin says
Or. }. A. Faulkner II confined To his
home with o. broken foot suffered
hen the doctor kicked an uHruly
COW.
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IT'S lar icr. Doe 10 klcA the cat.
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THE Harvest.
European lrmies are Using the har-
vest moon rH march Dy.-War Item.
The harvest MOON. S-eptcmbcr's boon
Above the upland CLEANS
But n perpc!ves no golden sheaves
Beneath its semitic beams.
No stacks OF wheat the mHrcheri
street..
Thoy Hld no windroWs fat
They see instead long rows of dead.
An AWFUL harvest, that
kansas City Journal.
iur reducing ores IN operation and
takes pleasure in displaying thu
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