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Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
.HElNZE COMPANY GOES
INTO BANKRUPTCY

- NV"rire Southhl SPECIAL ltSttp "iHti
New York, Sept. 19.-The Ohio
TOPPER company, Maine corporation
with authorized capital of $4,000, 600,
N which +. Augustus Hcinze was at
vhe time a guiding spirit, filed vol
untafy petition in bankruptcy this af-
'efnoon. The assets. the petition re-
cites are S1.343.0O0; the liabilities,
S166S, 900.
An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed several days ago
aRainst the corporation on behalf of
uifee creditors residing in Salt Lake
my whose claims aggregated less
Than 1000
me chief assets, according to the
peutlon. are mining properties in
etah valued at $1,000,000 and copper
y possession OF the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company to the val
ue OF $Sl6,000. The petition states
nn, snat The company owes $1,312,000 to
"oiders OF its bonds and coupons.
!, lou miss many opportunities daily II you
:" not read Journal want ads
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Sept. 1g.-Cattie--Receipts
500. Market weak. Beeves, $500 0p
HOO: steers. s6.S5m9 9.25; stockers and
feeders. s5.50@S.35; cows and heifers,
$3.70m $50: calves, $500 1925.
Sheep - Receipts, 1000 Market
slow. Sheep. $3.50 a sos; yearlings,
lambs, $7.25mS.50.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market
firm. Bulk, $S.50Mg.10: light, 1885
$3.50; mixed. $3.50 $50; heavy, So
15@ $40: rough, ss.15@S.3O; pigs,
l5.25m9.O0.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

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s~<<eE@~~1~S><<Aer<~~se< ~ ~r~sF>r>~A~~~<
NOTICE.
state u Npw Mexico County ~ Hefnalillo
IN the District Count
No asae
Mary E duncan Plaintiff. " Thomas q
Duncan. Defendant.
To The Abate named Defendant
You are hereby Notified that 4 suit has
been filed eaains, you IN the said cnuft
md rnunty hs he ahose named plantiff
In which the said plaintiff ptnys Tor an ABB
Heiute dlvarec on the Rfounds of abandon
inent ana non supnart Ana tnu are fufs
ther notified that unless you enter Of cause
TO be entnfed your appearance " said
eause On o. before the third dnv % Novrnis
ber. 1914. decree pre- rohfessn VIII be
tahen against you and the relief PRAYED
cor viii be granted The name of plainiiffH
attorneys la Pierce lsierre whnae paHiof=
iIec address IS AihuaresHue, Sew Mexlre
tscni1 s. =. WALKER flefk
ny THos X y MAppisuN pepn'Y
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
GENERAL VILLA
! WILL PUT DOWN
X SONORA REBELS
Seems 10 Be Conflict Between
Orders Sent From Military
Chief in Chihuahua and
From Mexico City,
:, .onp.a ,ovrsAl srse,.l ls.ssp w,ssl

nj paEo, Tex. Sept. 1.-TWO bril-
.,ades Of General Villas army. con-
,elninr about 5000 men, arrived this
ef,ernoon at Juarez. opposite this
rltv They will proceed west TO put
down the rebcllions against the Car
,anza government which have been
hcrun In sonora state and the terri
,orv Of Lower California. The move
mcnt win be made through a pait Of
Amedican territory If the Washington
aovernment gives its perm ission.
This Var-like movement in north
ern Mexico followed a few weeks az
ter the trip Of Generals Villa and
ohreron into Sonora after which II
was announced that the situation
there had been adjusted Secretary
BRYAN nj the time eomplimented the
TWO Mexican leaders on the supposed
success of their peaceful mission.
10 Jose Maria Maytorena. who, AS COW
crnof Of the state. has rcnounced the
Carrnnza Government and moved his
Yaqln Indian troops into northern
sonora 20 atfnck the constitutionalist
forces Of Gen. Banjamin Hin. villa
ordercd liill 10 hring his forces to
Chihuahua which Hill has failed 60
du. evidently acting under contrary
arders from Mexico' City. Villas
troops now VIII attack Hill. it was an
nOunced.
After the projected campaign In
sonora the two brigades Of the army
oil the north are under orders 10 move
into Lower California where the ex-
federal garrisons have refused to
surrender 10 Carranza officials
General Juan G. Cabral. a Sonora
leader who has much influence with
tbt Yaqui chiefs In Sonora. passed
through here today from Mexico City
on bis way TO Sonora. IL was under
Stood that he went to assist the Villa
program. Cabral has been named mil
llary governor Of Sonora. but his po-
siiion would not interfere. he said,
with the civil authority of Governor
M -fr.fa4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
|0UTLO0K FOR COTTON
MARKET GROWS BETTER


New York. Sept. 19-The feature
in cotton circles today and one which
if continued much longer, viii go far
towards making possible the re-open-
ing of the exchange, was the decided
strength reported in southern spot
markets. 1t gave much confidence %
the long interests here and Will
doubtless have an effect in accelerate
ing the liquidation Of the straddie ac-
count The conference committee re-
ported sales yesterday Of 400 bales.
all at $3.50. The heayy rains reported
from the central and eastern belts
were expected to delay picking anq
the movement. and perhaps impair
the quality OF cotton, and TINS also
had a stimulating effect on local sen
timent. The committee which went 70
Washington yesterday to confer WITH
the secretary of agriculture DseI ec1-
Tin uerpIexine sections Of the Lever
bin are expected to make report
early next week
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Kansas City. Sept is.---cattle--Re
eeipts. 300. Market steady. Prime
fed steers. si0.O0m1O.75; dressed beet
steers, $S.0Oms.75; western steers. So
i75@9.25; stoekers and feeders. $500
mS.25 calves, $500 1850.
Sheep - Receipts. i.200, Market
lsteady. Lambs, s7.75mS,50; yearlngs
$5.7 5m CTS; wethers $40 a clio;
ewes. $500 a. $50; stoekers and feed
lers. $4.00@750.
Hogs Receipts. 800. Market steady,
Bulk. $3.50 mS.9O: heavy $500 800;
packers ana butchers sS.50ma.10;
light. $3.50 q 800; pigs, S7.25@S.00.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
NOTICE.

The fall and winter season At Wpl1-
comb Springs Will commence o..J,.ss ~, 4.
l. under new managemtns r1's' -, -
board and room BY aa5' .ut,
month. Also furnished ana uhl ~ nsss~s ..ss''s
ed cottages for hobsekeepths -,
reasonable. For further ihioIi,sa's,,.' y.
inauIre at al West arahite " p'.Y''s
1ss6W A. r. Strove.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept l9---Closing mer-
camille paper, per cent
Bar silver, 81 sc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

MANY landlords AMI tenants first
met through the want columns " Wv
Journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
wANTED---saIesmcn.


sALESM MAN--rapable specially man for
New Mexico. Staple linc on new aud ex.
ceptionai terms Vacancy October ist.
Attractive commission contract s3s weekly
for expenses Miles + Blsier Co. ipi.5s
cnrlIn bldg. Cleveland. Ohio
Statesmen making email towns should
carry our fast selling pocket slide line.
Special sales plan allowing return OF un-
sold goods makes quick. easy sales. ss.eu
commission on each order 5000 to sl50o
daily profit for full time Something new.
Write for outfit tuday Garfield Mfg. Co.
ecs sge ST. chicago. III.
SUccESsFUL statesmen working SnHil
towns. increase your earnings during
spare time by placing our Punch Board
assortments, wo guarantee merchants sales.
Can use only men now employed as sales
ncn and capable Of earning $50 per week.
state territory. Sec our Dunn and Hrad-
street rating. also rating Of those VINO
copy our ad and plans Devon Mfg Co.
Chicago
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
a ~ NJ r.. a:.S w. 4. JOURNAL CLASSIC COLUMNS @
FOR SALE

WIN HnAN&kdiN
81. .soo---s-room frame. modern. ho'
water hcnt, lawn. shade. coed icca-
tion In Highlands. close In.
~, ,75o--5-room brick. modern, large
basement, corner lot, Highlands,
close In easy terms
81. .o0o---b-room modern Frame two
large porchcs. good outbuiidinen
Fourth ward. Easy terms.
frame, hath, hns
shsda. good outbulldlnRa. nne To-
cation: N. 11th ct.
fs, ,ooo---b-room brick. modern. vel
built, cellar. sleeping porch. good
outbuIidinga: w. Silver Avenue
close IN.
IS. .20o-s-room bungalow. modern
Hiehlsnds. clone IN.
A. TLEISCNIER
Leans FIRE Insurance
III south Fourth So
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20


IOR Sslhe--Mt~>cDNuco
e-~>a~->>> --~s->> >>-->->~,>s >s>y>->S>y,-s-s>
FOR sAtE@,edsf pcsss Phone lt<fw
nor SNIE -il6rafy KtIo and cupboafd
ioil south Arnc
FOR SAilF-youne frys i've cr dressed
slt South Edith, -...-...
FOR EAf.E-oulnces aprics ana resns =
cents pet pound rhcrc iskni
/ r0R SAlE- -pandy tanlor OAK heatine
stove sfFe. gef North walter
FOR SAi,E Good second hand lurey
cheap. W u. M,Mnnen. ali West Gold
ron SALE -fivo -passcnrcr touring car
cheap. owners leayine town. Phone ltts
FOR SAlE 70 reiIoo per minute rotary
pump $40, also good bicycle $40. Phone
IoseJ
nor SALE-riano and household goods of
i-room house NO sickness cAH So west
slate avenue
roR SALT Tent house ono room and
porch Ample shade ampie grounds, Best
location, cheap BN journal
FOR TNTE ltOmplete nrnlahlnFsl practte-
aiN new. ef four-room house. no sick
sis south faarthi Phone lise,
| fS0R KAT.E-I'hree horses four saddles. one
express wagon and harness and one hfht
single harness sii North Arno.
| FOR SAIE--Good dri,inf horse two-seat
Columbus safres and Het ~ herneHs, es-
cellent outflt. can les South Third, of
iiSSR xkTE vii sacfifice my rne pam.
usea hat two months This is On eNcep-
tfnnnl bargain: must sell Immediately Mfa
Cross, ses sea,h Ed.ih -
| is0R SAI.gs-~foonninr house. rs roomr well
| FURNISHED. centrll, located. Buy n own
er who is leaving city and save aNcnts 3
lccmmissinn, Address Avery. care lnntnnl.
Iron sALE-fhe cement hiotk plant. build.
ing tnAterfair h0lldlnes horses and
wagon. 81 The late Herman Hein. also the
contracting tools and machinery q a ".
Anssn. J. b. Onode, office phone va resi-
dence phone 2ho. -
| fSfsn ssf,fE-iue hlls for room aceomuo-
datlons at the dates hotel Los AnEeier.
cal The Gates hotel IA fife-pfoof one oi
the newest and beet IN i.ce Angeles. and
located CORNER nf plsth and Figneroa
streets. Address Mofninr Journal
/ TOR RAfsE-zI4leh art painting. suitable fur
saiaon or den worth &iani sell fer 80.
Victor phonoafanh worth Sc aaod e new
win sell FOR $50. with ss records. Twelve
| loia IN one block Paris hdduiun seh rem
sonahle Address Is. R. Journal ofItce
ron sAy,Is--lAvcstock and Poultry
>~~.~~-s------~1------
| ron gAts1-zTwo gentle saddle horses IN
uhire sis East uoih
| NOR aALE-purets and young hens NJ
market prices Phpne ~
| ron sALE-Fifp horses and mares Ad-
dress oscar iAffreinf, Bernardo \. N
| ron RAlis-ioo good French Mcrine rams
Address william Mcintosh, Mcintosh. n.
| ron FALE-nlding OF driving horse. gen
tie call at teafnafd Llhdemann Co. steie
Or phone igo.
ron PAfTt-theep Boston Bull Terriers.
short screw tails. peiigreed Niehetsen,
iGa3 south Edith. -
THEY LAY they win. they pay Wun
fur first, one secon. VI s,pte fsif, iffii
sls first, two seconds 1915 five firsts four
seconds and uov. Mcdonald cup faia. r. g
n I peds. Motleh Anconas. 8 q White
Drpingtnns Buff urplnstons and r.
pueRs stock efee ana chicks for fale T.
u. Thomas. r o. Box III. ~ East Hazel
dine
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

oooooooooooo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=
FOR RENT--sRooms.
-~-s~~>"s>@>-->~-ss
ron RENT-Roem. no rick modern. chll
thls n"rhlns, 90 X N"rth Secona
ron REM Beautifully furnished room.
mo1crn. close IN. tls Mest copper.
FOR RENT-oood modern furnished rooms
a. tssh per week sesH West centrsls
FOR RENT--Nlccly Furnished modern
rooms. Rio Grande Hotel hle W Central
FOR RENr-ons modern furnished front
room, no sick need apply. COL North
, 'oarsh.
| FOR RENr-Three r"""e furnlrhea, sleep
ms porch and bath. Ne sick 1908 North
Second:
ron RENT-~fwo steam heated rooms
- Norsn E.knen. l-none 10y
FOR RENr--large ccoi nicely furnishec
room N eccd location snc private t@sm. @
vsss '''"' s"
iSoR RENT--Two furnished rcoms Cor iIehi
/, Housekeeping In new bungalow moaert
convenenecs. sleeping porch and private en-
frances. sle soash Nsntn street ----
seath.
ron s,,xr-.ucde,n saro,sbea front room
ais para avenue Phone iess
=,
tsdv "a sonth s,x,h.
81, ,S....,,.,-., --.--,,. .,.r~ con.
ysr,enre 400 soe,h seventh'
,-,..i.. fr,,s.ne1 rocr,,
roN r,olN .,> nn,> 80 - II. Me-. .scld
FOR gentlemen. W Week ! y Nees esolo
'on HnN sasa. ~ cen,rsi
eitn. Nffs, 49, ~ ~ -, -
~, M sie,s no children "a W. silver
-. :. -.
4 Ift1R HENTA@IWo nicely fufHfHNeu Woafff
rooms Tor housekecpina. no sick. bel
Wed silver. .-~----.--------.----.--.
FoR RkNT-Hcusekeepsns roo1ns ana ia', Nv.
nished c'ttases see"ns po''neS 'i'
Nee, sosl, --------------.----.---.---
ron RENT--Nicely nrn'shsa rooms '.l =,
improvements opposite tue p's'o''''
W Nest eoio. u l. --l.------------
| FOR RlsN1'--paft II private home 70 eou
Mo who etil consider ua-aperativo h00se
keeping plan. iiio West central
| ----a------------ -. !. !. = =
uhthtHnue.
| FOR RENf--furhisheu rooms. 1is seu'n
| Walter Phone 2V2. -
| ron nrN Modern furnished bedroom
sae South Edith.
ron RlsNT~Two farnished rooms. 2a'
~sese y -,
FOR khNI Mouefn ,ufassnea ea ,a."s VA, w,u
sseepl.,k porsns-, ~ 2 = : : : '
TON hENFus h.esis Isfas,aea s, ',ana sa, s.o"'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20


Hmm SNS Smre lRMmG
~"
Modern cottages and apartments
9l1 NoSt Cold
Vnr lu1 AEl AlYeuue
wy, l1t, MlCNlllllInWWl
gf1 xNcst Celia
i
HEIlr WANTED.
s-~>~~>-~~~~~-~~-~ ~-~~~~-~~I>~~-~~~~>~~
Male.
lil North FIRST street
SAi.ksMAN e . sell cu,rent event ple,arcs
~ - -. /" ~, 10 s sass 20 ~
todav--Now rcarl unntins xash,sSton
%. 9
RF A DETETsrIV E---lsarn tE0 10 s1oo
weekly; travel ali over the world. Write
Dept 2. United States Detective a Adiust-
.ng Agency Railway Exchange. 81 Louis.
MO
MAKE MONEY WITH Us. amount de-
pends upon time devoted. No canvasslne
enlos1"ns local man wanted ~ae'"ss ~
le"den peP1 .sA ~ west sis' sV'ee'
w ~eN aork
WANTED Manager 70 take charge ot this
ana other agencies Tor the Ameflcan blne
"ns ifoaueer, no" ncmonstf".lnk ~ your
anl !, .,,,,,,sr ssnecsl
sale. oansse, rocn. 81 cialre botel,
rorenoons.
~ ea1o,,,c611e rcnaIrlne srivins on
up.fo.datc cars; electrical clvif engineer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
WANTEI,--Agcnts.


AMAZING new Invention Self lighting ga
tips. nantes. and gas stove lighters -
matches or friction. Samples 25c each
Agrufa statesmen and mali order houset
write manufacturers for money nakinH
proposltion Bureau uf Automatic Special
Tics. Dept. TO- leeo.Os =. iawndaie Ave.
Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

~v~y~-~<>~A-~~J~~~<~ ~~~<~~4~-~->~~~>~~-~
lEsHONs FiNrn privately or IN class IN
Latin French. spanish, Enelleh N M IN
branches Mathematics. Mis- West A.
phcur eHi
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20
DIRECTORY
sEwEIIEE AND opirCIAN
ai1 wcst ']rnsrnl Asenus

New McxIco's Finest Art Jeweior.
eewelfy md Watch HepaifinR.
Diamond Setting
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20


ALL KINDS both new and second -hsnd
sought, sold rented and repaired hIhH-
aueraue Typewrtfer Exchange. Phone IA
su West Cold
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

r~~~-~~~~-~~<s~<~~~ ~~-<4~e-~~~~><~<<<N@-.
FOR RENTAOffiees Apply u. A. Nac.
phsrson. Journal pffies
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-20

S>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~r~~r-~ ~~r<~-~r<>-~r~~s~~>s-'
NTED-- 1feusewpfk by capable girl At
tending high school. Apply y. W. g a
Phone Gs1
WANTED--Ppsition In New Mexico b
Registered druggist, IL years experience
Box 592 Ada. Okla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
Worlds Most Dreaded Disease

then infection could have beeen pre-
vented
"A recent bulletin of the public health
service contains a report of a series
of studies made in Molokai. an island
of the Hawaiian group, which has long
been used as a leper colony. Father
Damien first made it famous. Now 1t
is under the control of our public health
service which maintains physicians and
laboratories there so that the lepers
are given the best of medical care. At
the same time they are allowed to live
as ordinary human beings with their
husbands and wives and their children
so that there is no isolation, no pest
house system.
The report takes up the question of
leprous infection of the healthy per-
sons in the settlement who have come in
more or less close contract with lepers.
As the disease takes so long to de-
velop the physicians did not take into
consideration any one who came to the
settlement after 1908. Two classes of
persons had to be considered. First, the
So called 'Kokuas," clean persons who
tionship, usually as husbands or wives,
| sometimes as mothers or sisters; and
second, those who came in less close
contact with lepers-priests and mem
bers of nursing and religious orders
The territorial board of health is au-
| thorized by law to permit a clean adult
! to accompany leper to the settlement.
| Upon the death of the leper, or for 9TH
er reasons, the kokua may leave the
settlement, after a physical examina-
ton to determine freedom from leprosy
1t frequently happens, however. that
| the person remains and marries an
no dread of becoming infected with
| the disease.
| INFECTION IN A LEPER COLONY.
The examination of 119 male Kokuas,
| 98 of whom were married to lepers,
showed that five had developed leprosy.
These five were all husbands of lepers
Among the 81 who lived with lepers
but not in conjugal relation, none de-
lveloped 1t.
Among the women the figures were
very similar. Four out of S3 women
married to lepers became infected with
the disease, one out of 23 living with
lepers other than husbands. This one
was a mother taking care of her lep-
rous son.
These ten persons developed the dis
ease after periods of exposure ranging
from three years, the shortest, to IL
years. On the other hand n of those
who have not developed the disease
have been in the colony between five
ana 10 years.
The percentage of contagious then is
between four and five, and low as this
is, 1t is probably higher than Is actually
true, for about per cent OF the general
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
HISTORIC LORE
SHOWN BY POSTERS

A spring crop of striking posters issued
by the London Electric railway to adver-
tise its underground, surface car and bus
transit facilities. says the Electric Rail-
way Journal, shows that there is no end
to the combined cleverness and ability OF
the London artist and the company's traf-
fio department.
One of the new and original conceptions
is to devote an entire design to some
one famous person and the locality where
he was born or with which he was in
some way intimately connected. Those
reproduced are General Wolfe, who lost
his life at the battle of Quebec, in the
French and Indian war; Izaak Walton,
author of I'VE Compleat Angler and the
patron saint OF all amateur fishermen.
and Dick Turpin, the famous highways
man, who made Hounsow Heath his pars
tioular hunting ground.
The Great Unknown" of the last pic-
| ture is apparently the really Oldest in
! habitant of Chiselhurst, In fact a man of
| the stone age. The Englishman. Of
course. has many more historical associa-
lions about places than is possible In
newer country like the United States.
For all that. American electric railways
rarely take full advantage of the oppor-
tunities that do exist for the exploitation
of historic localities.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
Manager for a Day


Frank j. Navin, owner of the Tigers.
once acted as a manager for day. He
was secretary of the Detroit club at the
time. One manager had been dismissed.
and his successor had not arrived So
Mr.. Navin went out and sat on the bench.
Old Jack Warner was the backstopping
mainstay of the team at the time. He
had been everywhere around the circuit
except to Washington, which team, in
those days, was the bottom of the chute
through which declining stars slid to the
bushes. He went to Washington the fol-
lowing season. On the day Mr.. Navin
appeared on the bench Jack was much
'lit up" and kept away from the club
official, fearing a fine If his condition
was detected. On some pretext he had
managed to have recruit catcher as
signed to duty, and spent the after
noon, until the ninth inning. backed up
to the grandstand, some distance from
the Tiger bench.
In the last half of the ninth, with two
out, two on and Detroit one run to tho
bad, the recruit catcher came to bat.
Mr.. Navin ordered Warner to so out and
WELD the war club, unconscious of Jack $
mental and physical haziness. Jack
obeyed. getting to the plate in a fairly
straight course. The opposing pitcher
knew Warmers state. and laughingly
chucked up a straight one without even
a suspicion of speed on 1t. Jack lunged
wildly. BY some freak of fortune. his
bat collided with the ball, and spun 1t
over the third sackers head for a legiti,
mate two-bagger Jack plunged for first
base, but no one was paying attention
to him. All were watching the two rum
ners score. one of them from first base,
that being the point on which the scorers
decided the size Of the hit, for Jack never
ventured past the initial corner. which
he had reached with great difficulty. And
Mr.. Navin. firm In the belief that he had
won the game by deep strategy, voted
himself great manager
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21

tors if there was anything I could
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew of. am
thankful for such a good medicine and
will always give it the highest praise.
- Mrs. C. H. GRIFFITH, 1905 Madison
Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hanover, Pal suffered from fe-
male trouble and the pains were SO bad
at times that could not sit down. The
doctor advised q severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and experienced
great relief In short time. Now feel
~'le new person and can do hard
&Ay's work and not mind it. What joy
and happiness it is to be we'll once more.
! am always ready and willing to speak
> good word for the Compound. Mrs.
ADA Wilt, 1876 Stock St., Hanover, Pa.
II there are any complications you
do not understand write to Lydia E.
Pipkham Medicine Co. (confldentiaI
Lynn Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered BY Z woman ard
held In strict eon1de1ces
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
The Worrying Wife Poor Husband
Needless to say was just what she had

Needless to say was just what she had
been about,
Hence
The tears;
Hence
The agony,
But
You must not laugh at the poor crea-
ture, you superior women who have risen
above such worries
For
To the worrying woman" they are as
real while she is in the throes of these
awful imaginings) as if her beloved John
had been left stark lead in the middle of
a tunnel
That's one of the misfortunes of being
of the worrying wife" kind; the ealami-
ties seem so really. truly happening
PLEASE don't scold," she pleaded as she
told her story to Friend Husband. "of
course I know all about no news being
good news and all that sort of thing and
that that particular train was never
known to be on time, but just couldn' t
help it,
But you wear yourself completely out.
my dear said Friend Husband. trying
to be kind and gentle. IF anything had