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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
ANOTHER slDE on ADVERTISING.

THEttE huyc been % thousand
able arguments framed @"
show tbat %adyertisiug is value
able There have been % Thousand
aurrdotcs based upon thc savings or
experience af Those vino believe Boo
advertising uI thusc-now compare
lively Tow do mot helicy, Boa h.
Tho latest argumcus rhoWins what
printers ink can do comes iu O. pms
what unusual vay Ind from an uu-
usual source.
Tho leading ossa, boo thc Atlantic
Monthly Tor April i- by Henry syduor
Harrisoa. the young newspaper m"n
who won fame some three years ago
hy the publication of "a novel called
"Quecd
Mr. Harrisous ESSAY b. ash u%rraign-
ment of the Ameucan editor n is,
however. an a-rralgnmeut which falls
by is own weight
Argues MT Harrison. iu effect.
Before the publication Of rueed, 1
Tried In vain 10 dispose 81 d number
OF short storiss 30 various masazinc
editors ] got little or No encourage
ment. and uo ncceptances But after
tho successfni publication OF oueed'
the very editors who were unable %
e. anything Ia my short stories wrote
~ ,irsinr me 20 hllf mem with
spmeining short 10 PIT Into thel'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

one should bo exceptionally care
ul just now about taking cold, and
when "a cold is contracted get rid Of
% us quickly as possible. To me-
,omplish this you VIII find Cham
h~crlaiu's Cough Remedy excellent.
10 ls not only prompt and cffcctusl
but is pleasant and safe To take, and
has "a reputation uf forty years back
OF u. For sale by ell druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Charley Miiey. an old timer In TINS
section. who for many years lived ~
the Burros gorth of town, died re-
ceatly In Las NNgas Some years ago
he was committed 10 the insane nsy-
lum. where ne lived comfortably, ana
thought he owned an tho horses he
cared for. lie has no relatives Ina this
section. but leaves u widow IN fhlla-
delphia. -Lordsburg Liberal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
A. nnd a. Thatg

Deputy TuaVeling Auditors Guiifoil
and Mossman were here this week
looking over the books Of the county
officials. u Is useless To say they
found everything in up-top condition.
-Tucumcari News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Steve Lannning, Loudan Carl
Ralph Odem ana Estb Non won't 10
Portalcs today 20 debate on b sub
sect. Resolved hat the principles ot
the Monroe doctrine should be upheld
by the 4. s. "-Artesia Advocate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

wore whiskers once the heavy maui
Of iconoc;asm Huds on an Idol there
ls no telling what the demolition VII
reveal.
The "Bcrt1 H. CLAY novels stand
for what tho g, regardless 81 D
sex ol their tUfpor. But those WHO
are familiar with them will never
cease to wonder hat a man could 81"
encrtualiy ma I.r the emotions ines
portray and rr. eve the atmosphere
OF the siilt,d rpmance with which
they are sur.bH. ged. Literal oceans
of tears have ueen shed over the
n of thc Hertha N. Clay nero
ines and countless women have en-
We'd tho ImIu. ole glamur ot heir
happiness. AND 20 think that "a man
should have I~rrotrated 20 the inner
most depths of the SEEKS emotional
uutfioir ami Iaf SO little 90 the inn
aglnatiou OF thy uninltlated after lts
secrets were rlled-riied with "a
marvellous feminine scnticRess ana
~doNterity.
We may be- repaired. after this 10
accept with .signatlon discoveries
that Lydia Pinhham was "A school hoy,
thut Dic0ens WIS In reality Georee
Eliot and that llura Jean Lihbcy vas
IN private lie l retired soldier, snre-
~ fans ana TACT rest upon WORLDLY
pedcstals when me author Of 'rhorns
and orange uIHssoms, Guy Earls-
, courts Wife "A Dark Marriage
morn "The Eari'a Atonement.
pair put Fultt Dora Thornc, a
Dad Heart. Tender and True,
Welded and Ported" and about POO
othcr such stories. dealing with the
English upper and middle classes was
not unly "a man nut an American.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
shnMIne ID. AnlhorIly.

"The county ruad hoard met with
n delegation of Maxwell citizens Mon
day aud objected 10 expenditure be-
ing made in She Maxwell distrlct'-
Ration Reporter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

Al persons indebted TO the HUB
Clothins company are hereby notified
10 can on the uud rsiEHcd at 2ot W.
Central Ave-. cts of Albuquerque.
on or before the FIRST day OF May a.
D. 1914 and settle their accounts with
said company.
T.. pfNNEY,
Receiver Of the Hub Clothing Com
uauy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

shipping alfalfa out OF the country
and beet lea helps the railroads. Tho
consumer pays the freight both ways.
Fort summer Review.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

with malice toward none y
charity for an, We would likf 20 ask
respectfully " Tiers y QnlthlnF in
me Christian reliaioh that connten-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

shame Isle scmpcr tyrannis -
MaRdalcna Ncws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

~ W Bass made "a flying triu To-
Anita FRIDAY Williams tAri1onaJ
News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

he should he dcreatcdg Ration re-
porter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
THEN
Aprii ~. 1911.


Niucty-eiN years g today, az 3
o'clock in the afternoon, the hrsi
United states Gag Of the prcsrnt de-
SIX was hoistcd over the house 1i
representative Al Washington. II
had twont5 stars and thirteen stripes
The Gag had been made In New YORK
by the wife OF captain !. G. REID
famous as the commander OF the pfl-
,.,.or c.a.r,l Armstrong. Mrs.
Reid gent IL los mail to Congressman
Wcndoyer. who had been sponsor Tor
he new act hy mich the law of 1873.
providing "a new -tripc and o new star
for each state, WIS changed 10 iequir'
nnly 20 now star Cor each state Thaf-
tgcn stripes were TO be prescrNeu ~
represcnt the orsinal colonies
The lass making the new banner the
official flag of the United Suites 1e
came oucctiv, Iuly 4, ISIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13
In New Mexico

- Democratic council and a Re-
plhiean executive 30 A%lbuqpsiqne 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-13

sight into the purcr feminine pas
sion There Is small wonder that
they held Tor many years the lnli-
yidual allegiance of millions of read
crs. for they were practically in a
class 1y themselves
Now comes the amazinE discovery
that they were written by "a mere
man, Thomas ~ Hanshow. an Amer
lean. who has just died in his English
nome. 80 more lcunoclastic r,Ncls-
ton could he announced. Tor @ do
thrones an Idol of clay which "a
found, ~paradoxicaiiy, nos to BE Clay
at AL. There WAS nothing OF che
carth-carthly about these Cini noyDln.
the nenres approach 90 which wers
the thrubbing products of the pen
81 Laura Jean Llbboy. In literary
quality they did not Equal the produc-
lions uf Augusta Evans, Mrs Hoimes
or Mrs suuthworth, but these writ
efs never had a more enthusiastic fol-
loving than did Bertha n. clay
one almost hefltateF 10 Indicate me
80" -
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10

special music in the forenoon at IL
o'clock Sunday school at 1910 noon
The Boy Volunteers Monday at 400
and the Boy Scouts Monday evening
at TOO.
The monthly teachers me ting will
be held Tuesday at 1880 p. m, with
Mrs. Nicholson.
Mid-week gospel service, John 9th
chapter, Wednesday at 1880, the
Ladies Aid in three s ctions, next
week.
The monthly missionary meeting of
the Aid was held this week Thurs
day with Mrs. Swami, hostess.
Notice in other place the caf terra
served by the men in the Bailey
building Friday evening, january 16.
The union services during the week
have had great contemplation, Christ
and the Church, the Home, the Coun-
try, Foreign and Home Missions, and
Sunday evening, Christ and the Indi-
vidual Man. Two of the pastors
have spoken each night and a third
led in devotional service, while the
choirs have given special music of a
high order.
All things cons dered, the attend
a1ce has been encouraging. and much
good is the result.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10
4 CONGREGATIONAL NOTES

The week of United Services be-
ing held at the several churches the
present week will close Sunday with
a union service at the Congregational
chuch beginning at 1880. The sew
eral pastors will give addresses on
the tn. me- Christ and the lndivid-
ual." There will be special music
and the several choirs are invited to
help in the service of song. The pub
lie are not only invited, but earnest
ly requested to consider gospel SER
vices as their services.
Regular 8 rvices with sermon and
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10
Colds to be Taken Seriously

Intelligent people realize that COM
mon colds should be treated prompt
ly. If there is sneezing and chilli
ness with hoarseness, tickling throat
and coughing, begin promptly the use
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
1t is effective, pleasant to take,
checks a cold and stops the cough
which causes loss of sleep and low
ers the vital resistance. For Sale at
Keener Drug Store.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10
a = .
GRAND VIEW ITEMS

Tom Rowe and brotherin-law, John
Graham, came in on Saturdays stage.
Mrs. Graham will follow soon. They
have be, in the northern part OF
the state since last May.
A. E. Bailey made business trip
to Boise the first of the week.
R. Rowe has sold his ranch to a
Boise man who expects to take pos
session soon.
Banker Bolen has another daugh-
ter.
Scott Brown has rented his farm
and left on Saturdays stage for
Washington.
Miss Myrtle Rowe has gone to
-Grassmere where she will teach the
young idea for the rest Of the school
year
Fred Nelson has bought two acres
near Grand View where we suspect
he will soon build cage.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10
The Man Who NegIects Himself.

When his condi, Sn Itints to kid
ney trouble takes an lnWise risk.
Backache, pain and soreness over
the kidneys, nervous or dizzy spells,
poor sleep, are all symptoms that
will disappear with the regular use
of Foley Kidney Pills. They put the
kidneys and bladder in a clean,
strong and healthy condition.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-10
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Regular services will be held on
every first and third Sundays of the
month.
Mass at 10 o'clock,
Sunday School at 3 O'Clock.
Benediction at 7:30.
at IL o. clock.
Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
REV. f. l.. Lobell, Pastor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

TOOK tac CONT tor the frs, time
IN NoycWher lPlcA Foye. captured
ileGry GrisNohL % dangerous luHatic>
GrisWoli wore heavy armor under
has 'aoUling/ consisting. OF leather
bands that epcirclri lis body and from
which hun reds ~ sharp spikes pro
tuded Th.s human porcupine also
was armed with butcher knives Foye
erappled with him ana landed the man
i'm lhe station house. liz was found
that Foyc had optr-ioe cuts on his
body many OF them 20 the bone. Inc
uuatic was unharmed Asked Way ne
ala not use a club. Foye replied
Il saw he was fanatic and tried TO
treat him as humaueR as possible
Foye says regular habits and ab-
staining from !utoNlcanfs. together
With outdoor exercise. wM keep any
man active an o. The board OF po-
ice commissioners co. Providence ac-
cepted Foye'S resignation with regret.
but lost uo lime in granting him a pen
sion or hair pay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20
WELCOME u. FOYE
MODEL POLICEMAN
Providence. X. l., PatrOlman Has
an Annual Service Record
for 81 Years

NEW NORW Jan 2U-Ths Is tire
real record OF read policeman
Served "a continuous wears
Never lare al rCll call
Never repfimanden
Never los, a prisoner
Never drank intoxicating liquors
Never accepted bfibe or present
for services
On no He's noe one OF New DIX S
finest Providence rs the proud posses
sor OF him that is. Providence. r T.
Ills name is Welcome t. Foye, ana
he was retired on Jan al the age of
50. Foye wiped out a notorious gang
o. wharf thieves single-handed He
arrested ~ OF THIS gang in three
months After that said Oficer
Foye II diI not keep count Among
ai- prisoners We're ihree prize fighters,
one of whom "Posey Garner. was
deemed unbeatable roye landed
him IN an encounter IN which "Posey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

leoud o1t ua pmas face 10
IEoI tlut fht SHALL dis She ast-
|ed umldIt
mr -an a sou VIII nor
ID.n7 answered vlu a faint smile.
/ fn shogd won think or such "a
4 I.rrn.. lua
SuasraHs ,e, CLOSED Tor an in-
stGUt s. ao.H ,iue of pain had drawn
ita.'t ACROSS WEI ~Iaoota forehead
So Terrible She said haIf
10 hsr-aU wonder can De-
more Trorble tHan iife 100 you
.tHH 500 DIaua2"
DON SNOW mo- one knows
DitHa answered mean, tuat u
would boz terrible for David and me
For you one can't lel Nhaf
volld beVe dom SNOW that lies
bcNoud
Yo9 $50 uot know Won 4to are
SO a- and good Does uU Urg
know
They Say hey know ana some
DclleNe DIT UTC and U'7rT arc a.f
mysteries
There 0as liule silence Saras-
yatl hroVs were knitted In earnest
Thought and when SHE Jrned again
90 the tair haired Vomsn beside her
her face was almos severe no its
profound griet
Y0u DO mot know who God is
She said You DO not know the
mysteries of Ute and death once /
knew once 2 knew God and the Be
yond was as a BAH oi purest crystal.
Now am is darkness For those who
do nor know have told me- tlai Faith
s q lie
Diana Chichester rose beer feet.
She had oecn brought suddenly and
cruelty face 90 face with Tie ragedy
of a soul Those VINO DO NOT know
have told me that m} laith Is lie
u was an accusation against her and
her kind she tool Surasyati hand
Ia hers and held II iH "A strong grasp
as thoueh she VAS striving Oy that
touch 10 reach the very depths OF the
cNiles unhappy heart
Whatever Ne believe is true as
long AS our faith lifiseus higher than
ourselves she said earnestly. DO
You think that humanity let alone
God can be Compassed ina one re-
ligion or that God. who has made
nature IN a hundred forms can only
show himself with on" race ana 0n-
der one name Think and believe
what you can our dogma can not
make God other lhan He is"
Sarasvau drew herself up on her
elbow A light burned in her eyes
light OF uncertain yet eager hope
And ii could believe again--that
God was herein my hreast-in YOU
lin every tree and hower-in my
own child land il was wrong and
God was as they taught me-a faEoh
Judge would it separate my lord,
from me hereaftcrin death
Her words came IN broken disioint-
ed sentences and In thai unconscious
return TO tine old title Diana recog-
nized d character and love that be
meath the surface had remained un
changed almost untroubled by con
tact with the world Diana bent down
and passed her hand over the black
smooth hair
Do YOU think God >could be so
petty? she said simply
still the burning eyes held her
AI4-rCll me ON arA truthful and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20
CHAPTER Vii
The Goal Passed


Out Of the darkness shadows
gan 20 rise--Nague indefinite forms
shapeless figures fitted sIen
against the blank background then
shapes which each instant ereH
clearer and brighter more 'ap'aaf
Sarasvati watched them as rom diai
off, like some lost spirit viewing l
passing OF an OH loved world WHIT.
robed priests tall. majestic pillars
reaching upward 30 The allr dome
minarets bathed in golden sunshine
and about all d iuiins leain
warmth, rich Wlth the penm, Of .ae
flowers. She held out invisible aauls
In Wordless greeting to tais "Oi
which sank beneath her in aka 2i
dreams while she rose upward. born
by an unknown power into lull'
Hess spaee where there was no AsA-
no darkness no substance no '3N-
seriousness no existence. And ONT cI
tile silence a voice reached lFT
breaking like a storm into the omptl
ness, and called her Sarasydtl,
daughter OF Brahma and seized ner
and dragged her down. faster and
faster. through an Icy merciles7 Wind
which cut deep into her soul aud
reused her TO duh numb SENSE ~
pain "Sarasyati. daughter of Brah
ma" The voice passed into silence
all passed-all save The pam and
bitter penetrating cold
She opened her eyes As q prison
er awakes from dreams OF freedom 10
find the drear daylight creeping
through the barred window So Sar
asvati awoke to the reality of the
four walls OF the low ceihnged bed
room. to the melancholy gray tWi
light which hung ghostike about the
ponderous mahogany furniture. she
drew a QUICK sluddering breath aud
the dank air. which not even the hlaz
ing wood fire could warm was like a
knife piercing through ner lungs
She lifted herself weakly on her ell
bow and Immediately a hand pressed
her gently back among the pillows.
She turned her head and saw that
Diana Chichester was seated on a
low chair al her side
"Where am ~ she asked IN a
whisper What has happened ~
Nothing has happened nothing
serious You tainted and now you
must lie quiet--and wait
For what have to wait?' She
read the answer in the English
woman's grave and tender eyes and
she lay still watching the shadows
which the freight threw on 10 the
drab-colored walls. "Wlll Il be soon
she asked tonelessly
Every soon dear Diana kuelt
down by the bedside and drew the
smooth dark head against her should.
or. Are you afraid she asked.
For minute Sarasvati did NOT
speak. She passed her delicate hand
over Diana's with movement OF
caress THAT was indescribably pathe-
tic in it's endeavor 10 console and
reassnre
Not for myself am afraid
she said under her breath But for
him"
For whom, Sarasvati? For David o."
No, not for my husband She
did not offer TO explain. bur presently
She drew back-a~ little 50 that she
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20
MAN OF FUTURE TO
HAVE VIOLET SKIN
II Present Rate of Development
Keeps t'p This Will BE Fact.
Say Scientists


Ni'l9' Jan u' i"'' 80
l'IN''H ".'i'A may eventual ny '''
''f "'i'i"''i.l g." ""
'e'"l ''I-- lo some pIo.'"'''. " ,'' '.''
q ,.IO -l'a'E al'rIt" lI"i' '""' 90
'H. iAsl "' ,oo1f
I'I. l'dhlel l''ilu,iui lt' 'l. '''
lra'1 ~u''i a't-'' declares lN''
eh'h %. me human race mas "l'u.'
gone great changes since 'ui p''"'l'''
ancestors lie mas hotauiE 'H''
While tle Whtest oi modern SKINS re-
hcci almost an Lar cotois OBJ me si'''
irNh, ihH SKIN oil the more D Iln'l''Nr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

Myrtle Gonzales belongs 10 good
old Spanish piOhce; amily oi south
ern California.
Romance and sunshine aud the gem
The tinkle OF the soft guitar beneath
the palms Seem al 90 belong 10 her
life.
Ger father AMI mother have been
residents u Los Angeles all their
lives. And her grandfather ana grand
mother were one az the first couples
TO be married ID the quaint old Los
Anxelrs mission cf fne/ Padres. which
Is ore OF tho lgncmarks OF goutnern
California.
+ SO II is no wonder " this pretty
dark haired girl has tiny tit upwards
Of her wellrounded chin. And Il Is ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20
$4,000 FOR A KISS.

ZANESNlLIE, O.. Jan. IA stolen
kiss ls-yaned az 10000 BY Miss EN-.
ma j Evans, a servant girl IN tue
house OF William L.. simpson. veal.
my sheet MIL owner OF GAINESVILLE and
Middletown
Miss Evans has dled a suit for $40
GOO damages against simpson, charg.
ing that on Dee. 3 while she was pur.
suing ner duties Ia the defendants
barn. he threw his arms around her
neck and Kissed her
Simpson Is yice-president OF tlu-
American Rolling Alill Go. lie Is about
o. years old and the girl is 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

Grace Culard. writer, actor and di'
rector. plays the athletic girl the
crook and the dope hend in me
TWINS Double. new picture pro
duCed by the Gold Seal No. com
pany at the Uni, ersal ranch near HoL
lywood Cal
She is such quiet. unassuming.
looking little person that no one would
think AT first signt. that she had any
mnusual ability Bat she certainly
has
She plays opposite her husband
Francis Ford. the director of the com.
pany.
She writes nearly all the scenarios
they put on. plays most OF the leads
and assists Ford IN directing the pic
lures
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

memory OF plH'Htu' van '"ND
silenced her Her inability to- compro-
mise prevented her from entering on
. long protest OF offering him some
cheap and trite Ousolauon. Broken
hearted Yes that was che one
description thaf suited these hungry
pleading eyes Can IL be- more ter
rlhlc than life 9' Sarasyati bad asked
respecting her own death and In that
question had betrayed The mcomplain-
ing scarcely recognizable grief which
Ny a the bottom OF htT love You
must take her away from here ID.
ANA said resolutey ~ anything Is
breaking her heart 90 is our out
ragrous climate Take her back to her
own country She BIS too delicate a
plant to stand so rough q soil"
can't" Hurst answered 10 isn't
sale heard ouly his morning rom
Professor Hcilie and he warns me
to keep my wife ont 0i india I he
common people believe that She was
spirited bp o. Heaven but bF thta
rmc thc priestls party. knows where
ehu s and Viii share no pains 90 re
cover hef and ucdeptaN, to pat a
Knife into me. Wr gave short
laugh Or fhp latter possibility ann
ucl afraid but 80 iS my duty he
he-itated as thupl tHe word dis
pleased lIW Wr dgtN t1 ibe good
fslk Is Koruna t0 Ire+-et fnr r-r
sl1iAfN uhs cpnnaefauOn Aou know.
suppose hAi Things are rather
troubled AGAIN ovoi there7
-Hr said heard frlm mf
iatI,r t0ai rlerr D. mischief brew
ug rather ha5tauug mas re.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-20

The Massachusetts state board OF
cducatiou maintains teachers reg
istration bureau for teachers desiring
positions In Massachusetts. I'm the
last year. the first OF its existence
the bureau filed 50 positions IN sal.
aries ranging from 5000 year down
Ia SfO "A week