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CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.

~
@ TATE OF DELAwARE.
- OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
MAY CONE, GREETING:
WHEREAS. 1t appears TO my satisfac-
tion by duly authenticated record Of the
proceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent OF all the stockholders
deposited in my office, the Eureka Improve
ment Company, corporation Of this state
whose principal Office Is situated at Front
and King Sts., in the city of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle, State of Delaware,
Aaron Ken being agent therein, and
in charge thereof upon whom pro
cess may be served has complied with
the requirements Of IAN Act providing a
proved March T. A. D., 1901, amended and
/ approved March II, A. D.. 1908, amended
and approved March 20, A. d., 1905, amen.
ded and approved March 81. A. D., 1907,
1909, amended and approved March 81,
1911, amended and approved March, 1913,
preliminary TO the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now therefore. l. Thomas W. Miller,
Secretary Of State OF the State of Delaware,
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did on the twelfth day OF October, A. D.,
1914, file in the Office duly executed and
attested consent, in writing. 10 the dssolu-
tion Of said corporation executed by all the
stockholders thereof, which said consent and
the records Of the proceedings aforesaid, are
now on file in my said Office as provided by
law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have hereunto set my hand and
official seal, at Dover, this twelfth
(SEAL) day of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen.
THOMAS ". MILLER.
octl 4-2l-2s-nov4. Secretary Of State
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LOST AND FOuND

OST-PAIR OF NOSE GLASSES IN
~ going from Fifth and Rodney 20 ID. b.
Jones a CO.. on Fourth street car. Reward
If returned 20 Mrs II. n. Ward Fifth and
Rodney streets. Oct27-2t.
r OST-ON MONROE PLACE. POCKET.
~ book, containing money papers and
visiting cards. Reward IL returned 20 y. W.
MACkLEM. No. 2013 Monroe Place.
oct2S-1t.
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IF THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER 2s.

Mars, the governing planet, imparts
to the character entering earth life
on this date force, directness and con-
troll Of magnetic powers, which are
healing when rightly used.
Passionate in temperament, prone
to anger, this person should never in
lulgs in stimulants, for lndeI tine
influence If alcohol this nature loses
completely its self-control.
So powerful is the center of being
in the Scorpio born that the early
lesson of self-control must be taught
lefore maturity is reached, or sad, in
deed. the life will be.
Men of this birthdate have strong,
enduring affections and should never
be trihed with, as their jealously,
when once aroused is a terrible thing
and often ends in tragedy.
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PUBLIC SALE


DUBLIC SALE OF HIGH GRADE FUR
Il NITURE, RUGS, BEDDING AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS will be sold at
STIDHAM G. SONS AUCTION STORE
NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET, FRI
DAY, OCTOBER 80, 1914.
Entire contents Of house on Concord
avenue consisting Of Brass Beds, Enameled
Beds Felt Mattresses Dressers, Chifonieres,
Leather Couch, Library Suit, Library Table,
Diningroom Suite China Closet, Chairs,
Rockers, Norris Chair. 5-piece Leather
Suit. Upright Piano, Pillows and Bolsters.
Blankets, Bedding, Towels, Spreads Couch
Covers, Dishes, seven beautiful Rugs in AK
minister. Wilton, Brussels sizes 9x12,
S.3x1O.6, 7.6x9, etc.
This is a good lot Of furniture, and must
be sold at this sale for the highest bid, as
the owners have left the city and the goods
are here 20 be sold. Goods can be seen the
morning Of sale. We deliver free, and store
free these goods until wanted.
STIDHAM & SON.
oct27-3t. Auctioneers.
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GFNHRAL MASNlGI.


NJ RS. PERCIVAL WILL BE AT HER
vi ofice for general massage, corrective
face and scalp Treatment. after September
II. Room n. No. sll Market street.
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TIFCTRICAL TREATMENT.


Al ISIS BESSIE u. BIDDLE,
NJ Electric Scalp Treatment and Sham.
Yooing Work done by appointment
242 NORTH FRANKLIN STREET
rhont 55t8D. 3ct7- -3mos
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RECEIVERS SALE


X or BOOK ACCOUNTS
Pursuant to an order Of the Chancellor,
made the 27th day Of October, 1914, the un-
dersigned will sell at Public Auction at the
door Of the County Court House, Whining
ton, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1914,
at 10 o. clock A. NJ
all OF the uncollected book accounts OF the
Shepherd Paper Company as appears on the
list filed in the Office of the Register in
Chancery. Terms Cash.
JAMES THOMPSON,
Receiver Of Shepherd Paper Company.
W. s. HILLES Esq.
Attorney.
Wilmington, Delaware. October 27th, 1914.
oct2s-1t.
n ECEIvER' s.. sALE-sTOCK OF DRY
IL goods, notions, ladies' suits dresses.
gloves, laces, embroideries, underwear white
goods.
Also Office furniture, safe, counters. shelly
ing, showcases, cash registers, adding ma
chimes and full equipment, fittings and fix
lures of drygoods store; also horse,
wagon and harness and lot of coal in
cellar.
viii be offered at public auction on Mon
day, November 2, a. d. 1914 at IL A. NJ
at No. 210 Market street, Wilmington,
Delaware.
The terms Of sale and opportunity to ex-
anime the stock in advance Of sale can be
had on application to receiver.
EDMUND s. HELLINGS,
Receiver Of ID. Ross & Son, Inc. $40 Equi-
table Building, Wilmington, Delaware.
Robert II. Richards. Christopher /. Ward,
Solicitors for Receiver. oct24,2S,3l.
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PROPOSAL.

u, HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i Street and Sewer Department of the
city of Wilmington, win receive sealed pro.
posals at their Office s. W, Corner Sixth and
king streets. until 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tues
day November 10, 1914. for printing the
Twenty seventh Annual Statement Of the
Street and Sewer Department, 325 copies
instructions, specifications and copy may be
seen at the Office Of the department. The
right 60 reject any OF all bids is reserved.
Attest. l.. v. CHRISrY,
oct2d 2s. .8O-nov5,6. Secretary.
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PAPERHANGERS

OHN REYBOLD. PAPER HANGEh.
y No. s23 Madison S.. Bell phone.
57lsL. iani2-tL
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FOR SALE
FOrSale
FEw on QUE sPEo1ALs-MUsr ao.

FEW OF OUR sPEoIALs-MUsT Co
Bungalow, sO3 W. Twentieth St., 8 rooms,
up-to-date; lot 55x1OO feet.
220s Washington ST.. through to Concord
Ave; rooms, modern.
2eOs jefferson ST., rooms modern lot
S5x1OO feet VIII exchange for lot
1925 Pennsylvania Ave, 10 rooms, hot
water heat; lot. 6Ox14O feet.
1901 West St., rooms; lot, nearly one
acre; suitable to divide for building sites.
24o4 Tatnal St. rooms modern; owner
leaving city.
24io Madison st., rooms, bath and
porch.
s35 Monroe St., 9 rooms bath and porch
7O7 Poplar St., rooms, BATH modern.
Corner Sixth and Jefferson Sts, Is
rooms; lot 33x132 feet; suitable for apart
ments.
1117 Grant Ave, new, rooms, up.tO
date; bungalow; lot, 40 feet front.
1912 Howland St. rooms, nearly new;
will exchange for small farm.
2S1 North Franklin St.. rooms; modern.
2309 and 240l Carter St., each rooms.
zoo, 4O5 and 429 f. Sixth St., 8 rooms
1O7 W. Twenty-sixth St., rooms, hot
water heat; easy terms.
Claymont IL rooms, city conveniences
view Of river IL acres; rare opportunity.
Binstead, on river, near Claymont,
rooms and bath; rare opportunity.
Hillcrest, rooms, large lot. Price.
$4,000.
River front farm, half mile of trolleys.
eight acres; good buildings.
Ashley, bungalow, rooms, city conven-
fences; large lot
Marshallton, new house. rooms, acres.
| and 48-acre farms, Centreville.
| 11s-acre farm, Newark; possession.
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses, some new, on
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms and country
| residences near city; all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and
suburban, at sacrifice prices.
/ Renting q specially.
Rare opportunity in River Side home.
1 $50 acres near Delaware Oity
| We mnkn Il anncinlIN Of firm rlrnr,nrLi.n
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NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
N front room with board. Apply No. oi9
Washington 81. octl01m.
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HELP WANTED--MALE


reooJ MAKER. FIRST CLASS, on SMALL
work Address MO, Evening journal
1nce oct2s-1t
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NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
~ nishod room. Use Of selephone. Apply
40. s31 Tatnan 81. teb27-f.
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- OVFRNNfENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
u 20 get. Ny free booklet. s-3oo' teN
how Write today-NOW. Earl Hopklne'
Wanhinrton d. @. septi I'm.
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CHIROPODlSTS
ROOMS WANTED

M ANTED-MARRIED COUPLE WITH
w three young children, desire furnished
rooms for light housekeeping or moderate
price apartments unfurnished for same
Address d, Evening Journal Office.
oct27-6t
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" ERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
Y rooms, with board. Also table board.
No. sos Washington ST. oct22-lm.
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TYPEWRITING WANTED.


~ YpEMRIrTNG DONE REASONABLY.
i Satisfaction guaranteed Address Ed
Evening Journal ONCE or phone 554SD nj
ter p. M, and work will be taken care
of promptly. oct21-1mo
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~ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
IN without board. No. 200 East Third
ST. octlS-lm
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FOR SALE

--~~-~~,~~-~>~~>>~~~>>~-
II OR SALE-SECOND-H HEATER.
It In good condition. Apply 519 ORANGE
STREET aug26ff
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MASQUERADE SUITS.

NJ AsQUERADE sUITs-S. A. STAN
Nl berwick, No 929 Vandever Ave
nue. d. q A. Phone. 605o marli-f
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u OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. AP.
il ply after p. m.
oct7-1mo. 1917 WEST ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

HFLpf HELP
n you want good help. the place 20 find
u is through tho Delaware Employment
Bureau, Sixth and Tatnall streets.
We are prepared for you We have on
our book the names Of the best general
help In the city.
Can we be OF service 20 youi
Call us on the ID. 4 A. phone, 5O85. Wen
get husyi Tell us what you want-we'll do
fhe rest sept3o limo
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a. OrICITORS FOR NEW PROPOSITION
y splendid opportunity for good workers
Cail after O. clock. 80.
ocf2s.2t 33 H. TWENTY-THIRD 81.
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~ OLORED MAN WANTED FOR GEN.
erai work around factory with refer,
ence. DIAMOND MFG. CO., Conrad ana
Adams streets. oct-o-~t
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ROOMS FOR RENT

" ERY DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
Y rooms, with board. Also table board. I
No. sos Washington 81. oct22-lm
NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFuR
~ nishod room. Use Of telephone. Apply
no. ssl ratnah ST. teo27-f.
NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room with board. Apply No. 9ls
Washington 81. octlolm'
n, 1CELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
IN without board. No. 200 East Third (
ST. oetly-lm.
y OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. AP-
Il ply after p. m .- ,,,sr sr
oct7-1mo. 1917 WEST 81.
nor RENT-rHREE UNFURNIsHED
II rooms for light housekeeping. Use OF
bath. No. si3 W Twelfth 81. oct26'St
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
IL housekeeping, first hoori also parlor
No llis King St. sept26-h
At ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
N rent. 900 TArNALL ST
septaoff
LEAsANT ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
i in private family. Reasonable terms
No. 1910 West st. nl-h
u URNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. No. 500 West Sixth street.
oct20-12t
N URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping No. 20l East Fifth
street oct26'lm
y OR RENT-Two FIRST STORY
rooms. Furnished or unfurnished. No.
1913 W. Ninth 81. oct2i,26,2s.
~ OR RENT-FURNIsHED APARTMENT
II for housekeeping light and heat NO.
lO1G Washington 81. octlH-eod-lm.
n URNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
= rooms for rent Apply No: West
Eleventh St. oct5-eod-lm.
II uRNIsHED ROOMS, BATH AND
II phone. No. 905 shipley street
apri-sod-tf
w ELL HEATED TwO-ROOM APART.
w ment furnished for light housokeep-
ing with use Of bath and phone. No. 1915
West Eighth street. none, j. a A. dQOl.
oct26-m, w,f-lm.
BOARDERS WANTED
.oe~~ee.,~~~~-~.-~----~~
ID OARDERS WANTED AT no. 615
ID West 81. JuylI.u.
L URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Housekeeping. Lodging and boarding.
No 507 +. Fourth 81. oot2o-l2t
SANITARY WORKERS
s---->.--~~-~-----~~s~---
NJ X. KELTEr-sANlTARY ODoR.
m. LESS ENCANAIiNG.
once, s. W Corner Fourth and West Ste
o''-i''
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

xTfxS'ffb~GfRf FOR 6ENERKL HOUSE
oc,as2t. soe N. BRooME STREET.
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

A RELIABLE NEAT COLORED GIRL
"A wishes work of any kind by day or
week. No 5O7 McCaulley ST. oct27-2t.
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AZ 4NTFD-CO0K, WHITE PREFERRED
w Apply LOPER's 213 W. Front ST.
oct2s.2t.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

KI OTICE-DR. p. ". RYON HAS
IN returned from Colorado and Is again
occupying his Offices at 2s1-2s3 DUPONT
Bldg. oet5-m,w'f'tf
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IN URNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
II housekeeping, first hoori also parlor.
No. 1lls King ST. sept26-u
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~ OR RENT-THREE UNFURNISllED
II rooms for light housekeeping. Use Of
bath. No 8i8 W. Twelfth st. oct26-3t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

n HANY q "a with great brain
mi power and time physique. who
40 started in ufe with good
prospects. hls m.icd To Attain great
success because of uttlc ldiosyncra-
sizes -pcculIJutics of speech ur man
ucr thirss not In themselves yic Gus
or WRONG. but which render him dis
agfce hlt cor unacceptable Co those
who ave icalings with him For
example one young mans advance
mont has been cut down -7 per cent
D., bad temper a surly. disagrce1hle
disposition anothcr's by carclcssuoss
u drcas AN uukempt cor lctcnly ap
%pear3ncc. and vrt uuoth,rH by "a
sharp tongue OF AN unkiud h1bu of
,r.tic.zins.
Many brilliant ana capable
! s,rnoer1phcr has failed 60 advance
pccausc she had disagrcrauio habits
which annoyed her employer. who.
while he recognized her ability. pre-
ferrcd 90 ic-a able stcnogruphsr vino
bad amiabic aud agreeable qualities,
The hack OF amaniiJy has stood In
he was Of advancement or many an
cmpioyc who wondered wu, hc did
MOT get ilouE Disagreraulc. uurtiII
ana foolish hnhlts formed perhap.
nconscluusly often become great
barriers which keep us from other.
Nise wcll-cnrurd success
o. would puy young mon and wom.
ga who are cae,r Co. succeed Ere.
uueutis Go mako .uyentories of thc,i
su.ccas capital Coz examine thcm.
selves carcfuliy and .m|parialiy a'
Il ihcy were stud,ing thc merits and
dcmirts ot sprreonc elise. % order t.
and whether their prosrpts is barred
tbe.r whole culture i%copordized. o.,
some unfortunate habit or p%ccularit,
which Is patent to everyone "a them.
selves
lf this rigid sclf-rNamiuatioi
should result in the die veiy OF
wcIhurss or iuult which r. is lu theii
power Geo correct ana this .s alwav.
possible thes ha,, none but them.
SELVES Geo blame o. in mnldle Iifc o.
%ltt,r th,y lud thcmsclyes u the .u.
happy ranks of thc lisht- have.
hccns"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

Encouragement marked every turn
Interest was paid out Of the capital
stock. locomotives ordered from
Belgium were OF the wrong gauge ana
could be seen rustinE by the railroad
tracks Worse WAS the unparalleled
corruption resorted 10 by the dcsper-
ate directors to Keep the facts from
publicity, endeavors which eventually
failed. Tho populaoo Of Paris was
furious at the cumulative revelations.
over 100 members OF h French
national legislature were smirched.
five ex-ministers being among those
arrested. Enemies ~ the French re-
pubic, seeking for q scandal that
would imUoril the government. forced
the prosecution 81 the directors Their
attacks were so vigorously mnde that
tho government was obliged. IN self
defense, to have judicial proceedings
taken against de Lcsseps, his son
Charles. ana two co-workers, Foutanc
and Cottu.
Charles d. Lessops. IN order 60 pro-
tcct his aged father. tried 90 divert
the storm upon his " head. Ht
managed 10 draw down upon himself
an the burden Of Inc conde nnatiof
pronounced One OF the consequence
Of the prosecutions, % which he wat
the object. was to oblige him TO Spend
three years. from 1895 To 1898. 10
England.
The French had spont IN an about
: $500. 00O. 600 and sacrificed about e0'
French lives before they drew theil
nres from their drcdges, left theil
steam shoycls in the jungle and turn.
ed the task over To the United States
out OF the sum expended the contrac.
tors and others had rcapcd a rich re-
ward al the expense OF the poor PEG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
oHNUITN,

TrENTIoN or INC pr"pie 'i
N Albuquerque is Called Gee '"'
4 y statomem q tho oineers "i
tb. N1n-scctsriau Beueyolsnt spei'''
which lIposz m this Issue 200 inc
Herald The statement % simple
aud ,es uu%pr.tsutioa- setting f"rih
af d spisulid v0r. vhiah has r''n
carried ON .als ,ty tnr wears '
handful of uithiul earnest tIndll
women un1 hat, .i,,n of their tm'
EFFORT and mou,, vh 30 freedom 'nd
persistence vn..n .anu't ne come
meudcd ESQ hIghir
y,D smle m. women come
forward nog io tell u- that tne
nnse gone ss mt is mes e1n s''
without assstanes uom sonnet here
The financial nelp fprmcrir SVEN p'
the CTS pt,rnnioaf naf been "Hn-
drawn Th,ir has never H'rn ans
hcip 1rom the oouuty Government
Vbl.h 10, rishts SHOULD no eailcd upon
eor nsir snare ur the expense "i
the charitable work. "f thr e""inon
in we ar. TOLD tor2 plainly that
unloss aid D. -forthcominH gag
once th, WORK at the soeiotF "iil
ceaso a. the eud of tha present
month
The N-on-sectnrau benevolent 90
cioiy IS aud for many years hos been
ti,. only organized cnari "a ihi'
ai,g None hut b. nuic 1andful "'
women aho have carried pa iis ""r"
know 10 the nn the measure of ih'
aork Il has done. and thc aurden ''
r..oonslbnit, q bps nfted tfom 'n'
community On ihe one hfnd' and 81
.otrou nnd suffering from p i'''i
ana s,fs on ihe oiher The YORK "'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

Of those plroxysm pains she was hav-
ing would have killed her without q
doubt Now she is free FROM all pain,
Tree from heart trouble and free from
that disturbing Neuraigia-ali the re-
suits Of nVc northumberland the cN
puision of eve or six hundred Cali
stones. Now she u able 10 eat any
thing she wants and her appetite %
good ana before taxing your medicine
she had no appetite and when she ate
anything she would sumer death Tor
80 doing and could not sleep at night;
since taking your treatment she sleeps
well all night long r. \. NEAiiA
Roanoke, 1cNas."
The abov letter should convince
you more than anything we could say
in behalf 81 Mayr'. Wonderful Stoni-
ach Rcncdy. Sufferers should try one
dose OF his Remedy-one dose should
convince them that they can be ~
stored 20 health. Nearly all stomach
Ailments are caused by the %clogginE
Of the Intestinal tract with mucoid
and catarrhal secrctions. allowing
poisonous fluids into the stomach aud
otherwise dernnging the digestive sys-
tenn Mayt's Wonderful stomach
Kennedy palnlessly removes these ac-
cretions without "a surgical operation
and puts an end to collie Attacks.
| Gases in the stomach and lntestinos
and all of the usual symptoms oi
! stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ali
ments. Ask Your druggist about
Mayr'S wonderful stomach Kennedy
or send to Geo. "a. Mayr. Mfg-. Chem
list, 1874 Whiting 81. Chicago. III. cor
free booklet on stomach Ailments and
many grateful letters from people
Who have been estorcd
For ssir In Albuquerque b. Butts
Inc. aud druggists everywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
TRIED RECIPES
Oatmeal aud Apphs.

wash. hai,e and core four large
tender aIiples. Make a syrup at one
.cupful of granulated sugar ana "a cup
.fil and a half OF water. When the
syrup begins To thicken. drop IN n
apples and cook until tender
Take up carefully. roll In sugar,
put one IN each bowl mad cover with
Ia thin oatmeal porridge made by
cooking "a cupful of prepared oats
In two cupfuls Of boiling water. we'll
snited. for 20 minutes. Serve with
cream. Chopped dates are nice added
to the pnrridge 70 minutes before
scrvlng Woman's Magazine.
Orange Bavarols.
Squeeze "a sufficient number Of or
'snges 60 produce q half pint Of Juice
Including the iuicc ~ half q lemon
Add 60 this six ounces Or sugar and
stir until the sugar ~ dissolved Soak
FOR % few minutes "a quarter ounce
of gciatine IN q little cold water
Add this 20 tho fruit juice and stir
until the mixture begins Go set. then
fold In n halt pint NJ whipped cream
Have ready "a mold lined with sections
Of Orange and fnl this carefully Put
in "a cool place Denver Times
/ IricasStcd Tomnto.
Canned tomatoes % some brands
arc quite solid. Drain the best and
bet the seeds and Juice 'bc saved for
soup. Slice item. dust flour owe
them and fry a nice brown In butter.
fSu with q broad knit, Ca a hot
plattcr Pour sweet cream In tho
pan, season IL with salt and pepper
and boil up Pour ovc the tomatoes
and serve Immediately.
Old-I fashioned Spicct Beef.
Cover a round ~ bcef Weighing
about t6 pounds Win 4 pound of salt
and turn Vt every day FOR "a week. At
the end 81 that time wash Il In cold
water, rub u wen with two ounces
Of black pepper and a quarter ~ an
ounce Of mace. Fry three or -four
F, onions sliced. add a few cloves. then
put ln the meat, cover u with water
and bake Ia "A tone covered siewine
pan Tor five hours. To be eaten
cold FOR breakfast or supper-Chi-
cago Inter ocean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

ilI- ."'.'it n boon ttHs hur.tt'I,
iI ha. ..cn Doc, 'NauiH'n of real
DnatltI
Niieutuu r'Il'd hF th' women
of th, society foo th' ". o.
pra on in "ut 'Hw. for -h' core"
'f Toe poor and ih' indiseu' HI'k
o. 3d. e curious th.'s lhHi boz ah "ur
l'vs etatc county and municipal
There H nor 'nele provision for
the ,lro "i the needy TrIo Ne"
NuNi'n h's had l'" 'f this lass of
compared with other st1t"s hut Hs
Hut larger towns develop moro nhi
moor. loft "tnt is encountered ls is
bound 'o Doe .h' ease with municipal
sf.Hih
o. H H r,sponsiuilt, which the
community mH. 'a'e Vs. are httle
snort "f .~nN'rdi' H $50 continue Ca
I'Ah' ih' hUndlin' "i ihiH ever pres
'nt it"hi'w tn these women wh'
h'.r Dornc . so rhccriull5 Uud 81,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09

w shall restore not destros We
shall deal with our economic system
as 20 Dos uB1 as 10 may De- modified
NOT ls 10 might Dee tf wc had % clean
sheet Geo write upou This is not "a
duy of triumph, % ls % dAy EFF dcdicH
tIuu Here muster. not the forces OF
party. but the forces of humanity
M,n's hearts waif upon us, mems
hopes can upon us to say what we
.iI du. Who shall 1--we up 20 thc
gicat trust Who aarcs Fail 90 try?
ummou all honest men. lli patri-
utIc. al .nrVa rd-loohins men Geo ms
side"
Il was % y,ar ago today that these
words were spoken hy Woodrow VIII
SON apou his Inauguration ms prcsi-
dent OF the United States How
Vunderfully have they been wrought
nlo leeds This b. the rec
ord ot q Democratic president and -
democratic congress leo one years
work together. q record Of really
marvellous hic fcmcnt Many forces.
many men have Joined in rs making.
but leading thcm ali is Woodrow VIII
som whose power of intellect and
character opens 10 new chapter la the
worlds history oi statesmanship
tCharles 81 Harvey In "Loslics ~
Tested hy the number of great
measures put forward the activity OF
president, house and senate and the
Importance OF the legislation enacted
and projected President Wilson has
made 10 notable record for the past
twelve months.