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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
THREE ARTIsrs VISIT.

! Three artists visited Santa Fe dur
ing the week Herbert T. Dunton
was here on his way back to Taos
from El Paso where he had been win
ed and dined and praised for the
choice canvases he exhibited. lie will
sgive an exhibit in the Old Palace
week after next. Artist Buringhouse
who was on his way east to ST. Louis
after a productive summer he spent
lin Taos. and X. A. Holland, director
of the City Art museum of st. Louis,
who was on his way TO visit his faith
er-in-law. III. Newly. at Taos. Carlos
Vierra has just completed the fourth
of his great mural paintings for the
California building ut San Diego, that
of the ancient Maya city of Copan,
and art lovers are praislng 1t highly,
declaring that il SURPRISES in softness
of tones and in true grandeur even
the superb paintings of Quirigua with
its tropical verdure and livid water,
or the pictures of chichen liza and
Uxmal, with their blues and grays In
tones of which one never tires. All
four pictures can still be seen for
short time at the Palace OF the Cow
errors, but will in the near future be
taken to San Diego where they will be
given a permanent place for all time
TO come in the splendid structure that
the state of California has reared at
the exposition grounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

II was the love of art and loyalty
TO the School of Aremican Archaeology
land its museum that induced Mrs. ~
3. Laughlin last week TO raise the
funds in one day to acquire for the
museum the beautiful collection of
Indian portraits by Delaney Gill of
Washington, ID. c., 100 pictures in all,
that will he shown in the ethnology
building at San Diego next year and
after the exposition will come back
to Santa Fe to add TO the treasures
and attractions of the Old Palace. The
contributors who made this acquisi-
ton possible were besides Mrs. Laugh
lin. Mrs. l.. r. Jones, Mrs. /. II. Rapp,
Mrs. X. j. Palen. Miss Flora w. Con-
rad. Mrs. Paul a. i. Walter, Mrs.
w. II Pope. Mrs. Jacob Weltmer. Mrs.
Arthur Seligman, Mrs. T. l.. Mera.
Mrs James l.. Seligman. Misses Man
derfield. Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald. Mrs.
l. u. Hanna, Mrs. Frank w. Parker.
Mrs. c. Abbott, Mrs. Frank Clancy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

It's like auto-intoxication. These
glorious September days society pre-
fers spin over La Bajada hill to the
most elaborate reception or dance.
Motor parties and motor dashes are
therefore daily and nightly occur
rences. The roads have something to
do with the destination each time and
so has the kind of meal and the sort
OF welcome that IL given at the term
mus. For those reasons 'El Ortiz"
the Valley ranch "The House of the
Ten Alders." and State Senator b. +.
Pankey's ranch have become the fav-
iorite rendezvous for motor parties
and with Tie moOIlit nights with the
glorious Hunters moon making night
as bright as day coming on. there will
be few motor cars in Santa Fe that
VIII not be coursing over these high
ways during the present week For
the San Geronimo festival at Taos,
there would be at least a score or
mere cars hound for that charming
artist resort were il not for the fact
that the road In Taos county is in such
eAecraDie condition. Santa Fe eoun-
~, thanks TO Chairman Arthur Selig-
man of the roads board who has the
good roads micrObe developed to alb
normal proportions, has put its portion
OF the Taos road In superb condition.
and the spin through the Rio Grande
valley from Santa Cruz to velarde and
EinbudO in Rio Arriba county Is not
so bad. but from thence on its mar
Nrdom for an automobile TO proceed
further, for be IL remembered that
Taos county. though one of the most
populnus and richest counties, pays
less in taxes than any other county
N the state although Sandoval county
IS almost down to 1t in that unenvia-
Die distinction. This wouldn't worry
society very much were il not for the
fact that the two most Travelled roads
from Santa Fe, that TO Albuquerque
passes through Sandoval. and that to
Iaos, OF course, passes through Taos,
and without money one cannot build
good reads. Governor Mcdonald has
been busy explaining this TO society
ladies' who have been importuning him
since his return from Durango, for
road repairs on La Bajada hill and on
the road 20 Taos. Mrs. Mcdonald.
TOO, has become road enthusiast and
The glimpse she had OF the lovely San
Juan am Las Animas valleys, this
month, have increased her desire more
IMAM ever for good roads to that iso-
iated portion Of New Mexico, whose
wonderful orchards. great rivers. up
to-date farms and thrifty population
nave made great impression upon
her The visit she made to Farming
ton ana Aztec was an eye-opener as
TO the giorics. the beauty and the OBJ I
portunities OF a great portion of New
Mexico that stands in especial need
or good roads connections with the !
other portions of the state. Several I
motor parties from Albuquerque will |
make the motor trip to the San Gero- |
aimo feast and dance at Taos this
week and VIII be joined at Santa Fe /
by a number Of Santa Feans. Yea. |,
feriiy the automobile has transformed |,
socicty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Twin wifi become the bride OF MT: W.
liam 4. Boggs. OF Seattle, VINO ~ ~,
lpected IN albuquerque this week ~,
marriage will culminate peau''aa'
romance begun In Dover seVefa' ye''
ago. ,s.o,
Mrs. Max Nordhaus ana chiiun'n
are back from a summer spent III 90"
Ia Fe. -,
Miss Jane Cosgrove left yesteruaS
for her home in Augusta, Georsla' ~
ter spending The summer win he' 90
ter. Airs. James A. Blainey. -.
SIR and Mrs. 4. A. Naughey haHe
moved into their new he'ne ~ eas
corner OF Roma avenue aud I"viin'
street. They are expecting VISIT ~,
morrow from Mrs Alice flaVin anu
her daughter. who are en- route lro"'
the const TO their home in Chicaso'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING 0URNAL SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ell 1914

from combined business and pleas
lure trip TO Oregon extending for q
month.
Friends OF MIR. aud Mrs. Frederick
VIM viii regret that they are 10 leave
Albuquerque for Sprngervilie, Arlz.,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Wnn will leave in the
near future Mrs. VIM. who has mu-
steal engagements In Santa re. Silver
city and FL Paso. VIII join him the
latter part Of October.
Mrs. ". J. Lghtbourn left with her
children hast Wednesday for New York
city to meet Mr.. Llghtbourn. They
win spend the winter at their old
home In Key West, Florida.
Miss Mayme Goodwin OF Dover. Della
ware. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. G.
~. Lowber. on october eth Miss God
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Help the Stomach
Digest Your Food

When the stomach fails to digest
and distribute that which is eaten.
the bowels become clogged with a
mass of waste and refuse that fer
ments and generates polsons that
are gradually forced into the
blood, causing distress and often
serious illness.
Most people naturally object TO
the drastic cathartic and purga-
tive agents that shock the system.
A mild, gentle laxative. positive in
its effect and that will quickly re-
lieve constipation is DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists at
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle.
II does not grippe or cramp. but
acts easily and pleasantly and is
therefore the most satisfactory
remedy for children. women and
elderly persons. For n free trial
bottle write to DR.. w. i. Caldwell,
45I Washington St, Monticello, III.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
III GAMING real.

TN California "El Canine Realt IL
marked with bells OF bronze on
sign posts. a practice that should
be adopted IN New Mexico TO mark
the Santa Fe TraiL)
Bells OF bronze on standards bold;
Paths with verdure now o'ergrown;
Many tales thy tongues enfold.
Many travellers thou hast known.
Thy ways, now filled with weeds and
in decay,
Have guided yeary Padres on their
lonely way
Ger miles Of barren waste. until at
last
Their Ravens reached and dangers
past.
Thy tongues. alasl hang useless and
thy stones
Shall ne'er again receive the solemn
tones
or chants and ave" poured from
aching heart.
But from thy very presence seem to
come
Emotions which the baser self be-
numb
And freedom give 10 nobler thought
OF Man not Self by patient Padres
taught
And tears responsive from the eye
lids start.
FAREWELL thy sacred paths I'll tread
no more
Nor wake again thy silent bells to
play.
New life floods In with each succeed
ing hour
And commerce calls its own their
Kings Highway.
Harry Beardsley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
COOKING AND HOSPITALITY.

The highest and most satisfactor,
form OF entertainment, however. is tho
dinner or luncheon. 1t has been &C
from time memorial 1t is also the
most social and most hospitable man
lner of entertaining. Poets have sung
It's praises and stories OF the CASTRO
monte feats of the Romans have sur
lYiyed the crash and tumult of the
ages. To give a dinner successfully
requires generalship, skill. a nice per-
Ieeption Of the subtle qualities of men,
women and viands No one ever de-
Iciines an invitation to a dinner from
4 hostess who has manifested these
Napoleonic attributes. And there is
|ony one way TO prove the possession
or them and that is to give sue
cesslni dinner. There is the old verse
OF cooks and books. much to the dis
arrangement of the latter, hut il Is true
that the man who will find all sorts OF
excuses for not attending q high brow
lecture or classic concert. will rise
from bed Of pain and Illness to at
tend a dinner And Santa Fe hostess
es have established quite reputation
for the dinners that they give a repu-
Iation that has gone an over the state
and beyond
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FIRST LOVE.

The Girl.
Today | saw darting dragon Fly;
/ thought II was the flash OF fairy
wings:
I heard strange murmurs in the woods
hard by,
Like angels harpIng low ON golden
strings
lI,p in the soft clouds sailing through
the sky
| saw so many, many wondrous
things.
i never knew before how pine trees
sigh.
How the grass whispers. how the
cornficld sings
And lust because, last night when
school was through,
You said that was all the world to
you.
The Boy.
Today I biffcd the ball clean out Of
sight,
And won the game right there
score four to three:
/ knocked spots out of Parker In
fight
lie tips the scales at ten pounds
more than me.
And now I'd like to shout with all my
might;
I'd like to bust broncho. mad and
free:
I'd like TO scale that flagpole's dizzy
height;
I'd like to scud along a raging seal
And just because. beside the orchard
wall.
You whispered that you loved me best
of ALL
-Ethal n Turner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Santa Fe Society Notes

dens can produce and which were,
massed high, with candelabra ana REQ
tapcrs thanking II on each slde. ine
guests were Governor ana Mrs' MY
Donald. Chief Justice and Mrs ROD
lerts, Judge and Mrs Laushiln' NJ.
and Mrs Walter. Mrs. Rapp ana S'a'e
Chairman Paxton
THE DANGER SIGNAL.
SO long as she gets you to speno. my
friend.
You're safe In your little play;
But II she begs you to saVe-ts slaNc'
You're marked for her helpless prey.
When she wants to go where the sea's
are cheap.
When she frowns on the meals where
the rates are steep,
Then Is the time for lively leap
IL you want to get away
SO long ms she gets you to 'piow
and go
The pace that the others do.
The future You need not heed. lndeeu
No wedding has she In view.
But once she SAYS: "Oh, you mustn't
buy
Such heaps of presents that come SO
high.
But save your money"--it's time 70
shy.
For she's baited her hook Tor YOU
-HertOn BrQley.
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vf cuufso you have observed that
! nave omitted all mention u my old
friend Hon Senator Ike narlh Ac-
'opt nts sincere assurance that this
"tIiission MAS not one Of forertfuInese
or inadvcrtancc. II was deliberate
uHH WIN tnaiire all pfcpcnsc The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Judge and MIS-. ". II. pope enter-
tanned at dinner at their home. aa7
East Palace avenue, on Thursday cv-
ening. There were covers for Twelve
and twelve has been just the right
number for dinner from time imme-
mortal. The banquet board was glor-
flied with centerpiece of rose-colored
danlias, such as only Santa Fe gar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
LITERARY EVENTS.

Albuquerque and Santa lie society
folks looked forward with delight to
a story book from the pen OF Mrs. Max
Nordhaus. Few of her friends sus-
pected that she has been writing for
publication but some time ago when
her children were in quarantine for
scarlet fever and even she was not per-
mitted to he with them, she wrote
them a daily letter and each letter
had an original childrens story. Those
who heard the stories were so de-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

son. Charles IIeyn. Amhao Chavez
Jr, Wallace Bacon. FLOYD Lee and
James Herndon.
who i that uvfuiiy import
ant looking woman Y"
Why that's Mrs. Van Gud-
eeoli. She's The regent ~ the
Daughters of tlss stranded Tour
ista,'--t.leeeIafid rI,iain. Dcaler
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN.
The students Of the Albuquerque
que business c0llcse wcfc hosts last
night al a pretty reception in honor
Of Mr.. 6. N. Drake. Who IL retiring
from the faculty OF. The college, and
Mr. 4. w. Wiihoyfe.r his successor
who recently arrived IN Albuquerque
from Bowling Green. Ky
The reception committee. consist
ing IF Miss Charlotte iruit, Miss
Jean Hubs. Miss Metric Daier and
Niss Susan Cobb. performed their du-
ties IN such a manner ne 10 leave
nothing 70 be desired The affair
was IN every way success and takes
rank as one of the social achieve
mcnts Of the season. The decOra-
tipns IN the college colors were es-
peeially effective.
The presentation OF gold watch
10 Mr., Drake by President GOodell on
behalf of the students was the main
event Of the evening. The present
came as a spontaneous tribute on the
part Of the students TO the esteem and
admiration that they entertain for
Mr.. Drake.
An impromptu program which was
all the more pleasing because lack
ing In studied preparation was rem
dered A piano selection by Miss
Baier and vocal solos hy Miss Rose
Harsch and Miss Hortense Schweitz-
~ Mere greatly enjoyed.
After the conclusion Of the pro-
gram the floor was cleared for dane
ing aud a thoroughly enjoyable even
ing was spent Cards were played by
those TO whom the terpsichorean art
offered no attraction.
. 80
Mother" asked Tommy. lis II
correct 10 say that you water
horse when he Is thirstyT'
Yes. my DEAR said his moth
er.
well. then" said Tommy.
picking up a saucer. I'm going
TO- milk the cat. Ladies' Home
Journal.
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WELCOME LITTLE STRANGER.

The many friends OF Mrs Charles
IN. Stauffer. who recently left to make
la new home at Bethlehem. Pa, ana
who was very popular In society cir
cles. are delighted 10 hear of the birth
lof baby girl, the third child in the
family. The little girl will be named
Sarah Elizabeth. one of the two al
formative names that had been chosen
before Mr.. and Mrs. Stauffcr left san
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Hon. Thomas y. Catron. Mrs. Fran
els G. Wilson. Mrs. Rupert Il. Asplund
Mrs. ]. @. schumann and Mrs b. NJ
Tshomaa
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Mrs. John r. Merle was at home
Thursday afternoon in honor OF MIS-
Lord of Las Vegas. who Is in santa
Pc for several weeks with Dr. Lord
and even speak Of. perhaps. making
Santa Fe her present residence, res
olution that the many callers on
Thursday afternoon sought TO
strengthen. Tor Mrs. Lord delighted
them ard they would deem her an ac-
atiisition indeed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Hon, senator Ike has boosted on
more than one occasion 81 the
amount OF free advertising that he
gets out Of ~ newspaper folks. Fur
therinore. he has already had about
all that II coming to him on the min
strcIs. Therefore. decided when
I started out 20 write this stuff. that
/ would make the Hon. senator Ike
80 way back and slt down
But somehow or other you can't
yet Hon. Senator Ike out Of the pic
ture He horns In whether you want
him 10 or not And. when the last
word Is written and the hook IL clos
I'd, II IL absolutely necessary "a adj
nit that without Hon. Senator Ike
w the cast the show would have lost
just about ninety-nlne and forty-four
one hundredthH of the fun that IL
afforded 60 the Albuquerque public
Every move was picture In
fact, Hon senator Ike didn't even
have 20 move In order 10 make
picture. Even Ms the head Of the
table was wherever MncGregor sat,
80 the spotlight was wherever Hon.
Senator Ike sat. stood. walked or ran
for he did al Of them,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

MitN. fb1 ~ bttiiOsf-
An auction bridge party by Mrs
David X. Boyd THURSDAY afternoon
in honor of Miss Goodwin. OF Dover,
Delaware. was one OF the delightful
affairs Of the past week Mrs. Boyd
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Alice boyd. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Boyd's guests Included Mrs.
John Mordy. Mrs. John r. Gass. Mrs.
81 r. Hickey. Mrs John venable.
Mrs Frank Y. Tull. Miss Mayme
NICE, Mrs j. W Wilson. Mrs. Phorne.
Mrs. Y. +. Parteh. Mrs. Hurst OF Chi
cago. Mrs. r. G. Bakes. Mrs. u. A.
Bittner. Mrs. l.. G. Rice and Mrs. c.
+. Lowber.
one half OF the world doesn't
know how the other half lives
nor even why
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3 3 &
CARDS.

on Tuesday afternoon of this week
Mrs. A. J. Fischer will entertain at
bridge. The Monday Bridge club was
the guest of Mrs. Kegel this week. who
also entertained Los vicrnes club on
Friday afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

JUST oNI WORD MORE.
can't turn loose Of this subject
until ! have plsecd a large and fra
grant bouquet where il belongs.
doe kfeh and Charlie Sapn have
Just about ~ the praise coming 10
them that there Is. Without them
it couldn't have happened. The
smoethncsS IL The performance. The
beautiful scenic effects. the castum-
ing. the life, the spep-in a word
the delicate touch that spells. the diff
ference between success aud failure
We're supplied by them. A proof
OF their efficiency Is that they made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Mown Fields
u, Leonard Doughty.

NY Leonard Doughty
TODAY frod the autumn fields alone;
Alone with the dun. ccascess ache and pain
OF parting a. my weary heart ana brain
And underneath the sodden land was
Win hubble where the mowers late had upNn.
And overhead the iimitless' inane; fft
And al my heavy heart the sick refrain.
Tn parted. parted. parted. like
And tharc I saw my life IN symbol pass:
The fields and the sky Of bitter brass
And thus thought, forever shall Il be-
Forcvel--and hint OF spring TO lurs
Ny hopeless heart 20 effort toward your pure
Heb soul that never stopped excerpt 70 me.
IT,
Today the sunset Of solder gray
And u desolate wind YEARLY to the vest
As returning from a booiless quest
seeks unwelcOme hafborage where he may;
And the low clouds moved their sullcn way,
Like beasts that roam too tired 20 lie and rest
And a night more sullen and oppressed
Leers starlcsa. ampless. lifeless, e0dden gray
And here above this hateful town
stand. shadow on these hills late.
Weary past sleep and hopeless past despair:
And scf the roof above you. looking down
Across moments dafk-=as Wide fate
And cold your disdaln. nights death damp IN m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
nrBEKAns. ANNIVERSARY.

The sixty-thlrd anniversary of the
Rcbekahs was celebrated in fitting
style Tuesday evening in odd Fellows
hall An exceptionally fine musical
program lent enjoyment TO the even
ing. after which there -ere refresh
ments, dancing and card playing.
The program was as follows;
Piano and violin--lrene and Har-
odl Partch
Song Mr.. J. Gould. accompanied
by the Rfchl brothers.
Reading Mrs. Ed Sewer.
Mnslc-Miss Berry, kenworthy.
Heading Mrs Harry Strong.
Song-MIgs Charlotte Brixner
Readlng-MIs Crawford.
Address on the Rebekah degree
Mr. " +. Stevens.
z 9 9
Tn man who says continually
that he has something up his
sleeve hardly ever takes his coat
off.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
DAUGHTERS MEET.

Lew Wallace chapter OF the Ddugh'
ters OF the American Revolution held
meeting at the home Of Mrs. J. II
Wroth yesterday Afternoon. at which
the following program was rendered
THE Rose Of England and the To-
Item of Virginia. Mrs ~ Stevens
Sketches. Women OF Note in the
Colonies" Mrs. Charles w. Potter.
incidents Of Colonial History" the
Chapter.
Mrs Burke. Mrs wroth and Mrs
Cannon were the hOstessos OF the oe-
casion.
Bess~ Aren't you glad the Unit
ed States is neutral
Tess--Yes. we've lost all of our
population that we can spare in
railroad wrecks. Fourth OF July
celebrations. embalmcd food
feasts and so on.
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. G. Il. Lowber has ISSUED in
vltatious for a tea for next Thursday
Goodwin, of Dover. Delaware.
DR. II. $. Hughes. Of st. Louis. Is a
guest at the home OF Or. w. X. Love-
lace. whose clasSmate he was at coli
lege
willard and Robert Hopewell left
for New York TO resume
their studies in Holbrooie college.
Mrs yesterdays physical culture
class OF eight girls. whose showing at
the Mountainair chautauque attract
ed SO much attention, are preparing
to give an exhibition during the Sun
day school convention here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore s. Woolsey.
Jr.. motorcd 10 Santa Fe- yesterday.
They viii visit Taos before returning
TO Albuquerque.
Frances Willard Cartwright. the
young daughter OF DR.. Margaret Cart
wright. is expected TO return Tuesday
from a visit 70 her sister, Mrs. Bertram
Hunter, Of Bakersfield, Cal. Her visit
was cut short on account of IN unfor-
tunate accident to Mr. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barth are en-
Toying a visit from Miss Cecilia Barth
and her father. Mr.. Sol. Barth, OF St
Johns, Afibzona AiiAs Barth Is re-
turning from Denver and Colorado
springs where she spent the summer.
Mrs Maud l.. Green and Miss Hat
lie Henderson. who are respectively
lecturer and president OF the state w
9. 7. T.. are here to attend the sum
DAY school convention.
MIR and Mrs. W. s. Hopeweu left
Friday nigh; for the Hopewell ranch
near Hillsboro. to be gone for two
weeks.
Miss winniffsd Doyit, OF 22s North
Walter street was hostess Friday
hight at a slumber purity 20 six girl
friends.
Miss Annette Weinman WAS hostess
Tuesday evening at dinner In honor of
Willard and Robert Hopewell. After
he dinner the guests. eight In number,
'epaired TO the dancing party given
y Mrs Woolsey
Miss Wayne Nice, OF Los Angeles. /
: a guest OF the Frank i. Tulis /
Hiss Nice Is returning from summer i
pent In Wisconsin.
Miss Jennie Watkins will return I
Wednesday from an extended visit 1
with her parents IN Bourbon, Mo, /
nd friends In ST louis. Miss Wat
inns makes her home with DIR. anu I
Hrs. Wylder.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kircher arc back
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Mrs Bfnham--Yo were a pic
turc when YOU rcelcd home last
night
a moving picture IN several reels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

II often takes more patience
10 live happily with faithful
husband than with an unfaithful
one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Bess- Aren't you glad the Unit
ed States is neutral?
Tess--Yes. we've lost all of our
population that we can spare in
railroad wrecks. Fourth OF July
celebrations. embalmcd food
feasts and so on.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

our sins arc sure 10 fiad us
oui--but they have an unpleas-
ant habit 81 calling again.