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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

by tho
Second Fiddle.

Az irH "A world war In Europe.
w ciVtl war in Great Britain. in
dustrial war In the west and
war among Bcrnaliilo county Ropub-
Leans, the news editor IL constantly
running out Of words that mean
What General sherman called IL.
o
OUR IDEA of the horrors OF war is
found In the way the Bornaiillo
county Republicans maui the dove OF
peace.
NIGHT ALMOST call It |viyisoction.
.
THE PEACE of old Albuquerque
passeth understanding.
o
col SELLERS writes about bor-
rowing millions Just like we'd dis
cuss a negotiation with a peanut
merchant at Second and Central.
o
THERE'S one public utility, by the
by, who thriyos in spite OF COMPETE
ton with a municipality owned plant.
o
WE MEAN the peanut merchant.
not the
q
ALL RECORDS for coal produc-
ton broken in 1918 says the Geolog-
zeal Survey. This is ample reason for
another advance In price.
o
AND 1T WILL arrive right on
schedule time, brother.
o
If HUERTA really got one cent
an acre FOR thai Lower California
land he's a better business man than
most people have thought him.
o
MIR. RAPP Is going To appeal fRom
the schumann-Helnk decision. Most
men night when being forcibly sep
arated from the meal ticket.
BOSS ROMERO might have let
Mayor Boatright be chairman OF his
precinct primary. Making the mayer
of Albuquerque a precinct secretary
Is not conducive To dignity.
&
POSSIBLY THE BOSS wanted 10
be sure any precinct appointments
made would stick.
o.
ALBUQUERQUE Republicans with
half the votes In the county ave ne
third Of the representation. The
Boss system IN Bernalillo Is more
firmly entrenohed than ever
D.
THE BOSS. II is understood, will
name three country gentlemen FOR
tho legislature; unless he decided %
throw In John W. Wilson.
d
THE POOR, oppressed Republican
Must stand for more shcnanigaR
Tho toss of Old Town
He must swallow or drown.
But | don't sec how the hellican.
o.
WHAT Ho'" cried the king as h,
let loose with a ham. wen have
peace In the Grand Old Party " We
have to abolish the blamed thing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28
OBEY THE LAW.

UR friend the 81 Vrain Jour
nal calls attention 10 a mat
ter which should be care
fully kept IN mind by county com
missions In New Mexico In appoint
ing judges and clerks OF election. aud
registration boards In the coming
state election. The Law, a. the Jour
nal pcrtinehtly points out, requires
that the county commissioner shalt
select ns members OF boards Of regis
tration and ms judges and clerks Of
election moR from the two dominant
parties.
The 81. vrain Journal further
points out that the Republican party
in New Mexico no longer Is one Of
the dominant parties: that II has
taken third place; Is next 10 the So
rialist party In point OF number OF
votes east In the state and therefore
81 not entitled TO representation upon
registration boards or boards OF
election.
This being the ease Il Is the duty
of Inc county commissions. under the
law, Go select all election officers
from the Democratic and Progressive
parties.
This IL directly and u~ncquivocaily
true in the count Of Bernalillo. In
this county in the last two elections
the Republican party has beer a
nonentity so far as votes cast goes
I'm the nrst state election the county
was carried in overwhelming major
ity by the Progressives. under the
leadership OF such men as Sheriff
Jesus Romero. Judge John Baron
nurg. and others. In tho last cleo
ton the Progressive party again
dominated the local situation. the
Democrats ranking second and the
Republican party. under the invul-
norablc leadership of Hon. Elfcgo
Ba-a, making a bad third.
It Is plain that the county com
mission. In selecting boards OF regis
tration and judges and clerks OF
election. under the law a no option
but 10 choose those officials. two
from the Democratic and one from
the Progressive party. Any failure
ON their part TO do 30 viii be punish
able under the heavy provisions Of
the election law that worthy statute
framed by the Republican machine
10 do its bidding.
u is true that since the Iast cleo
ton in this county the"Peace OF old
Albuquerque" has been promulgated
bud Mr.. Elfego Baca's sman party,
Consisting chiefly of Mr.. Baca.
Charles chadwiek ana John w. Will
Bon, has swallowed sheriff Jesus
homero's party. consisting of the
sheriff and a considerable following
Of real votes which he is reputcd Ia
carry In his pocket. Such part OF
che party as II could not swallow II
yesterday ditched.
But the facts remain unchanged.
30 does the Jaw.
II Is up 20 the county commission
OF Bernsliilo county to obey the law
u Is up 10 all law-abiding citizeni
TO see hat the law is obeyed or q
make a howl thereat.
We must have good government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

fered Tor six years
terribly. | tried sew
eral doctors but none
seemed 10 give me
any relief. Every
monththe painswere
intense in both sides,
and made me so
weak that | had 90
go 10 bed. At last
a friend
ded Lydia =. Pink
hams VoQatable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28
Which are the
Leading Parties9


The laws Of New Mexico require the
county commissioner, az an elections
90 appoint as judges ana clerks of
elections men from the predominant
ing parties. From the roturnp OF the
last general election o." Republican
party II IN the same q is as the So
ciaiist party. and all ju '.os and clerks
81 election boards wi and must be
nlied by Democrats al progressivcs
The vote cast In y Mexico was by
a large majority p rogresslye, and In
curry county wa we to one over the
tar pattcia.
VIII an coui commissioners fol-
low the law md an all clerks and
judge 'ces with Democrats and
Progrrs or will they violate n
law AMI 1iaro a stand patter on the
election rart2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
BurdOck Hood Bliters. At All drug
stores. Price. ti.0o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

when Saby suffers with Group, APP
ply and give Or. Thomas Eclectic oil
at once. safe for children. a little
goes "a long way. 25c n Soc. ~ all
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change Of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Philadelphia. PA am just 52years
of age and during Change Of Life | suf-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

A bird dealer had IN his shop a tao
turn parrot. Day after day II sal
silent on It's perch, Indifferent TO every
question. Al last a Cuban lady came
into the shop and spoke TO Il in hei
native tongue. The parrot frightened
up at once. opened Us beak, and emit
ted a jubllant volley OF vehement
spanish words. when the parrot
finally ceased speaking. the lady turn.
ed 10 the owner. ana. blushing vio-
lently. asked:
"Do you understand Spanish? ?"
"No,'' he replied.
"Thank heayen,' she said, and left
the shop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28

r.. L. Moore. Attorney, Cromwell
Bldg. 100 s and st. Phone SA3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28
I'oo'Iy; Thank God.

CMontoya. n. NJ, Republican,
Mrs. w. G. Simpson and children
left Wednesday morning for Mon
tOya, n. NJ, where they VIII again
make their homo-Garrison News II
will DO remembered that MI. simp-
Vol was formerly employed In his
city. on both the Lufkin News and
the Chronicle. And that he went Ia
that western climate for the benefit
OF his healh.-Lufkin News.
Yes. we were compelled to cave
the land Of our boyhood-a land OF
fruit and ilsyers-a yeritahic land Of
milk aud honey, on ccoe Of our
health, and since landing iH "A e0un-
try flooded with SUNSHINE and where
one can rerci In the purest and most
delightful climate, we are doing toll
erabiy well. from a standpoint OF
health thank you, tolerably well. But
from a financial standpoint, Il Is truly
a hard fight and a short stick"
o.
a summer Oon
A piece Of Ice Is pretty nice
Upon a summers day.
The modeat block / keep In stock
Helps out IN wondrous way.
n lemonade "a being made
or something else 10 drink,
You chip the Ice and In a trice
Enjoy its merry ciink.
A piece Of ice may we'll suffice
TO cheer men who feel punk.
With pride each day do ! survey
My little scent chunk.
kansas City Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

Daily News Want Ads mus, no ac-
rcmparicd tv cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
naoy Wou-n Worker,

Taeni, q gni Thousand women sofk
ers etc employed Boo ile mill sud fac.
tories % Belfast. ireland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
Welfare club Meeting.
By HOP"

4 regular meo,in gof the Boys
Welfare club VII be- held this at
ternoon a. 3 O'Clock IN the district
co1r, room. ana every hoy in ANA
rillo is invited 90 attend
These meetings are operating To
the advancement OF the boys. aud
ID Is the expressed hope OF those In
charge that all Interested In the fu-
turr men of the community viii turn
out aud assist N.ta The Work. Every
parent BIS invited together with
others who Want TO see the present
generation OF bows developed into
the highest type OF manhood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
Definition % ar Eplqram

Fanue lieaslip Lea writing story
IN Womans Home Compaion. makes
one ~ her characters define on cpl
sram as follows An episram II say
~ something you don't inruns. Just
o be smart"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
Announcements

For Judge Toriy-scvcnth Judicial
District:
JAMES y. BIUANING.
JOHN ". VALE.
HUGH l.. uMrHREs.
For District Attorney:
HENRY :. iHSIiOP.
\. >. ROLLINS.
For County Judge:
Y. ". McBRiDk
". W JETEK.
!. \. CARLISLE.
For District CLERK:
!. =. THOMPSON.
=. 4. SkIIf.NiiN.
For County Atorne,:
RAY &. JOHNSON.
For sheriff:
W VI. BURwEIL.
For County Clerk
SAN u. MO1iOw.
For TaN Collector:
Will Y. THOMPSON.
FRANK J.. ~ CkiNGlItM
FOR Tax Assessor:
GEORGE ". iEDFORD.
GEORGE =. WILLIAMS.
LESS WHITAKER
boz County Treasurer:
T.. Z. SEARS.
LOUIS HUDSON
&. ". (WAtTiiD ROCKWELL
~. G.. HAMi;Itk.
" a. BENTON.
. \. HURT
y NtII" nor SMITH.
!. 1. MdsI,IGOI,
g. =. LITTLE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
lr,I.i,d on - Gan.

Golfer tunsteadied BY good cheer)
10 Opponent str. ] sish you clearly
10 understand thai resent yoIr un'
warrant yCr interference vith ny
game. ,r 1i.t tAe T.een once more.
slr. AID ! chuck the match Punch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

co TO 500 Harrison stree, for good
board and nice rooms. Il. A. Kesi-
Ing. 37-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

HAVE Customer for modern room
hours east front. south part 81 town
desired. Phone 51s. ". 4. AskeV.
iA2-t'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. Texas. May -
Hog receipts 1000. marke closed
strong Top. S25! bulk. 1900 S.15.
cattle receipts $500. including
300 0aho sand 600 through cattle.
"a load. el.trred Mexican steers
from U,hrout.lln lt cas-. steady for
the week. Steers closed 10 20 Is
lower Cows and h,ilers 10 to Is
lover Bulls ANA calves about stea-
dF sheep receipts 900. including
1900 NeXican goats unsold. forwar-
dcd Kansas City steady. wethers
gt 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

The attempt a. handle our corre-
spondea,o. AIih out lMheis on our
grandfather implements. would be
equivalent to the attempts 90 Keep
no with ;hr procession, ami sin ride
i'm the old stage coach
booster. The machine YOU will cr-
Every Underwood user. q satisfied
enunlh buy Underwood Tyne
writer CO.. Room 20 New Fuq1a
Bids Phone ,al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

YOt w HEARD or KEOKIK M,
city where the largogt hydro-electrit
plant On the world has just been CON
pleied. Would YOU like 10 work here
Would yuu Ike 10 get your share oi
the s26 900 600 that has been paid
ont here for ishor and masrials d.
Would yon like 10 sell your farm to
one ~ The l0Wnns Who has had his
land LOADED hy the water backed up
behind the biz dam here a classi.
Ted advertisement placed IN the
keokuk Constitution Democrat will
enable son 10 do these things. The
cost n but cent per word. nothing
taken under s cents. cash required
with order Address The Constitu
tion Democrat Co. Keokuk. Iowa.
lS9- 2ep
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Modern broom house
~ $40 Harrison street Phone 200.
l5G-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-03

TOO LATE To CLASSIFY
ron RENT Modern broom house
~ so Harrison street Phone 200.
l5G-3p
FOR SALE -Four room house on
car lin, la Glenwood So down.
Nla per muaih Would take Ford
car postolflce Box 100. -
LOST Mud chain. Early Grain co
lGG-it
FOR SALE one large ice hos and
one iron bed b05 Johnson Phone
22l. 1862
FOR RENT Modern room with
board soc Harrison Phone 3GS
i5G-lp
WANTED Position rs housekceper
by widow Experienced Phone 2YN
Address 1903 Lincoln. ljG-9p
ron SALE Thoroughbred Shei
land pony. gentle with trap and har
ness Apply Or walker 1862
ron SALE Quick meal gasoline
range. good as new. 1908 Madison
Phone 1889 1861
ron SALE Wicker bahy-cab
Phone 1912. 1862
LOST \ very slender yellow Ter
ricr DOG. white breast. white spot on
back near 'ail Three dollars re-
ward if delivered 20 $40 buchanan
street y y Dore name Prince ~
l5G-2p
IT, serve YOUR seats, Monday, - u. M.
Amarillo Irug Store for May esiiVal
FOR RENT One furnished room
with kiichenettr and bath Tor High
Housekeeping Phone 4h1. cav
] l0h Fillmore lSn-tt
FOR RENT Several house, and
one newly papered and modern az
i007 Van Buren, street nnrfraN
Lard co l5h- ~
ron SALE Modern G-room hous"
1903 Madison street. \ peach for
S9TSO. some terms. worth much
more. Doekrly Land Co 1886 81
FOR SALE summer rs here and sc
are We Drive out I mile east o.
town and look AZ that modern yellow
plastcrcd bungalow Worth !'uU
might take $3.50. $40 monthly
pas poctray Land Ca. 100. a.
WANTED 4 live experienced rca'
estate man. must be- reliable aud a
booster. unohray Land Co. 1861
ron REST 81, room house mod.
ern. 1901 Van Buren, ALSO ii''
room house Sna.A Lincoln Phone
g43 100 "l
"a FOOT Ioi well located a1r'h
$1,000. 5000 gct 10 ihi. week. also
good nev modern s-r0ou hour" or
/ 7s-fnoi ,ot. east front Price knock
90 down f0 $4,000 cash b vs. /im
Norman Price knockcr l5i-a'
/ so0 GOOD tRo.ysar old .ir,ss worth
x47 90 thI. week. Ss5 m take them
/ Mv aim . 90 mice. and h1'Hr. J.
80. Zimmerman Price kno't"r.
I.r-9l
FOR RrNr o furnished hous"k"ep
ing rooms Ssifictl, modern. south
exposure lIoa Van Hprcu Phone
I 59S IH'.'I
Reserve ,our seats. Monds, -. m.
amarillo lIrug store fu' May Festival
4 WANTED -ro iiinn by competent
man sten0r-aphrr, nos employed
/ reference Address rN car" Nr'-
I Phone $500 I''--l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
GUNMAN LOOSE IN
downtown CAFE

Chet McGinhis. %. was arrested
at ~ o'clock this morning by Mo.
torcycle officer Clarke, and booked
at police headquarters. charged
with the shooting OF Joseph Ward.
seriously wounded ~ O'Clock this
morning In the American Bar. 40s
Pike st.
Ward was shaking dice with q
friend and the bartender. he saws
when the man. standing few feet
away. 1erked a gun from his pocket
and fired Ward was hit in the
right side. and fell to the floor
Ihe asSailant. revolver in hand.
backed through a doorway and es.
capped
\ hurry call brought n SQUAD OF
poilcc TO the saloon five minutes
lhter. and systematic search of
the nelghborhood was begun.
Ward is % years old and ia n
marine fireman. He lives OF 1880
Fifth av.
When the police sought Wards
father Frank H. Ward. SIS. 10 no.
THY him of the shooting. he could
not he found nj that address. other
members OF the family saying he
had gone out last night and had
not returned
II developed that the elder Ward
tripped and fell on the sidewalk
last night, Injurlng his head lie
was taken to the City hospital and
lay but half a dozen cots from that
OF his son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
TREN H0LME
WON'T TELL
CASH SECRET

ing hired at s. day to do pre-
cinct work for Mr.. Trenholme, Nc
Lean said.
am not prepared to say whet1-
er any men are being employed for
precinct work at IS day. or asee,
other sum. SCORES, YES, HUN.
DREDs OF WORKERS ARE
SENT TO OUR HEADQUARTERS
TO WORK FOR MR.. TReN-
HOlME. AND We SEND THEM
OUT TO WORK. We do not ask
and we do not know how MANY of
these men are hired by the men
who send them here. nor how much
they are being paid"
Your committee begs leave 10
report further that II is convinced.
as result OF its investigations and
observations. that large sums OF
money are being contributed TO Mr..
Trenholme's campaign fund by per.
sons who are concealing their in.
terest therein = This method OF
conducting campaign is unfor-
tnnate, as IL makes possible for
those responsible for IL to evade
the laws requiring the publicity OF
campaign expenditures
Backed by Grambs
Amplifying his charges. II g
Pigott last night directly named
Billy Grambs, sales manager OF
the Puget Sound Traction. Light a
Power Co. as having obtained the
endorsement of the EMPLOYERS as
sociation for Trenholme, and per-
sonally solicited financial support
ior Irenholme's campaign.
Grambs is the man Mavor cot.
terill elected from his office when
the former accused the CITY admin
istration OF favoring labor unions
against the employers.
"Grambs." said Pigott. wants a
mayor who will bring on a bloody
Industrial warfare"
Furth Picks Slate
That the Electric Co. is behind
Trenholme's candidacy is evidence
ed by the further fact that r. "
Ankeny. cashier of the Seattle Ma.
tional bank. of which Jacob Furth
is president. has sent a number Of
letters, suggesting a complete slate
in the coming election with ]. IL
Trenholme at the head as mavot.
The slate" includes ID. c. Con.
over as corporation counsel: liar.
ry Bruskevith. Portland Hunt:
Norman Abrams, aud c. b. Fitzger.
aid for the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13

An Investigation was made
yesterday OF charges that J. D.
Trenhoir'e 10 trying TO buy the
mayorslty.
A join, committee Of the Taxpay.
proyement clubs made a frni;less
attempt 20 get either J. II. Tren-
holme or J. l.. Mclean. his cam
paign manager. to make public
their campaign expenses. and
where the money IL coming from.
The committee interviewed them
both. and has made "A report that
neither would give the desired in
formation.
pioott Makes Charges
The committee was appointed as
the result of statement made by
II. c. Pigott at the Good Eats caf.
eteria at noon, where both clubs
were in joint session.
Pigott said $50. 900 will he
spent for one candidate before this
campaign is over" and that the
same ring attempted to buy off
John c. Slater last Sunday for
$4,000. so that he would withdraw
from the race.
Immediately b. h. Bellows. a
Trenholme worker. Jumped TO his
feet. denied Pigotts statement in
behalf OF Trenholme. and offered
to take him TO Trenholme head.
quarters and prove the denial by
the campaign books.
Accepted CHALLENGE
Pigott Immediately accepted the
challenge and suggested that IL
would serve the city's interests bet.
ter II the clubs appointed commit
tee to make the Investigation Ac-
cordingly. Judge A. w. HASTE.
Thomas II. Balm and Joe Smith
were chosen The committee re-
ported that neither Trenholme nor
Mclean would divulge the desired
facts
''ln answer TO our questions"
SAYS the committee report. MIR.
Trenholme said substantially:
~ have no knowledge or infor.
nation regarding the expenditures
in my behalf other than my person
al expenses. The total amount is a
little less than 5000. I will say fur.
ther that ! have not paid nor am |
paying any man or men for pre-
cinct work IS day. as has been
charged. or any other sum. For
information regarding the expenses
Of my campaign committee, I refer
you to Mr.. Mclean. the chairman
OF that committee"
The committee thereupon waited
on Mclean. The latter told them
he handled very little of the money
spent for Trenholme.
Refused Statement
"He refused flatly." says the re-
port. ito make to your committee
any statement OF the sums passing
through the campaign committees 5
hands. or to give any detailed in.
formation regarding the sources of
the committees revenues or the
nature OF the expenditures. Re
ferring specifically to the charge
that large numbers of men are be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
DRIVES AN AUTO
" HEN DRUNK!
USUAL RESULTS

Two taslcab passengers hast
lily disappeared. but Charles
halbert, a taxi driver, 2529
Elqhth av., was hurt and taken
TO the Pacific hospital yester-
day, after his car ran into the
end Of a line repair car at Fifth
av. and Pine ST.
A suit case and three bottles
Of beer were taken from the
taxi by the police.
The physicians at the hos
pital say Halbert didn't know
who his two fares we're. where
they wen, or where he was 60
ing.
He will be charged with driv.
ina an automobile while intoxi-
Gated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
COURT
ASKED TO FREE
MOTHER JONES'

DEN YER. Feb. Ia" Mother
Jones release through habeas cor
pus was sought today by Horace
Hawkins, local attorney for the Min.
ers' union.
Without wasting time on the low
er tribunals. Hawkins filed hls pctI-
ton with the state supreme court
asking II to take original iurisdic.
tion in Issuing the writ.
In causing Mother" Jones arrest
and In OBTAINING her prisoner. the
petition charged that Adit Gen.
John Chase. commanding the mill
tia In the Colorado strike zone. VIC.
lated the constitution and the bill
OF rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-13
County Hospital Inmates
Die Where They Gght,"
Star Reporter Discovers

The star commissioners the
class poverty themselves ard others The
advertised for bids They will be opened :" week
errr ought TO be delay
cannot come too soon.
visited the hospital yesterday Ne found .mmso
patients occupant After the farm colony
working smoothly the will be relieved And then
the county commissioners might spend some y
hour. planning Richardson for at least private room IN
hospital where people can die In peace
have done It unto one OF the least OF these y
have doneit unit
adsa stars hsr gsms1 80 smooth fr S.
mother she pItu wasted figure &
patients and Visitors coming door the main
S nssre %esans to and mystery
GIRLS cloeLE CHATTER
No seemed to rap except two women -, So, u..
y s thsb o' nG so a Isa srra and They
So finally bed hide after fashion,
who aashed as as he he'd lay son ON his S Oas @ die
% Ss % GO sea" women stepped behind
The sSi,6"rsd 9d lad. ess'S ass Of @ s Us o%u
Yes snq pneumonia Too bad Poor old mother
"Irrs so HARD ALONE"
IT'S hard whispered the old woman dc alone am s so
God &c iP sss. yoe stopped
happe one can be happy any degree
rs tough enough living county hospital ~. to die
on @s's last SrsaS G1 peace vou Ole
we have to- o look fn after the s F 10 na sse no be
DOZEN IncuRAeLe WARD
the hospital Flowers and fruit and
ncurabe ward They smiled at the Wis
when they they left hope the hallway
there pasees on
mother
has eight with the rheuma
from outside
right her bed that
morning for N
Down in another little room Billy" Forman lie
there II
BILLY IS ALWAYS CHEERFUL
outside and auell the flowers and the
fresh said Billy. gOodnatured Is BiIy
l.. 4
Mentally he quick
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