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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
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COLLEGE ITEMS

Tho announcement or the opening
oi the fan term on September z has
Thought % great many Inquiries rom
aIl over trc southwest, and "a large at
tendance ia already assured. a re-
vlscd catalogue has just comc from
the urgsa. and is being mailed To u
inuulrluE for information.
Tho returns of the recent nitcd
States civil service examination held
in Albuquerque have just been pub
lishcd. -Four business College grad
yates were successful IN passing the
c~ynmInutluus with excellent stand
rgs. and their names have been plac-
co ON the oligiolc list for %app0ipt-
mont. Tho fou A. d. G. itcs are
Misses Jean Hubbs, Mcrtie uaicr,
Charlotte Pratt. ana Marian Biutord.
Mr.. Ed Dorian. manager of the IA
~ basket buII teams, and "a graduate
of tho commercial teachers training
course. has uDecpted q position as th,
principal of the business department
of the Fort Scott. Kansas. high
school
Miss There's Nota Is the new hook
Keeper With the a. O. Buchcchi a co.
Miss Maud Webb is now employed
hv Atiorucye UcacoCk a cornell
4 larFc clpss has been organized 10
prepare for ihc civil service cNami-
milton. August IS. and are Nurbihg
diligently for the test, They are thk'
ing apccial work every evening from
z 10 $500. and the day students arc
taking additional work. 70 is oNp' I.
ed that several more graduates Mill
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

reports that he had an enjoyable
time.
Mics Susan Cobb has accepted @ po-
sltion with n. W. Wiley. secretary Of
the New Mexico Fair association.
Miss Marccliu Risdon returned tho
first 81 the week from Taos, ~. NJ,
where she held "a temporary unitcd
states clyil service appointment. She
o. now working temporarily with At
turuoy John Nonanlc.
Miss Helen Dprcnheimer has accept
ga % position 80 stcnographer WITH
the New Mexico cattle sanitary board,
succeeding Mlss Anna Myers. who re-
Gently accepted an appointment ia
tho United States civil service.
Mrs. Mar, Vcttcr has been put ON
the temporary roll in the United
states forestry offices.
The employment department has
been kept very busy nlling calls and
several important changes are pend
ing, Much difficulty ~ being sus'
tanned to and a Sufficient number of
graduates To nm an tho places.
Friends Of Miss Edith CLARK, one
OF the stars of the a. y. G. basketball
team os a year ago Will be pleased "a
learn that she has accepted a nne
position with "a Wholesale housc of y
paso. and that sho likes tho city and
also her work.
Miss Mubol Phillips is the new stem
ographcr va the city hall. Miss Eni'
Reed having accepted q position viii
the Electric Light company. Boil
took courses in the a. u. G.
Mr.. Fred White. who took his en-
tire course in evening school, has ac
| copied re- position as ~stcnorraphe
with the State National bank. MI
! George Meyers another a. u. G.. grad
uatc. has received a substantial pro
motion in tho same Institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
LA LANDE MAN HAS
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
LARGE ~RATTLESNAKE

la Landc. y. NJ. Aug. 9.-Undor
the heading Tho Unseen Hand That
Protected Them the Ia Laudc En-
torprisc prints the following story OF
u narrow escape from snake-oitc
which W. a. Julian had n few days
w. A.. Julian reports 70 lively time
for "a while az his home Tuesday
evening. While his wife was sitting
out ON the porch and the children
playing her She had occasion to pick
up q cloth on the noot a1d out Of II
fcll "a rattle snake about W foot
long. Tho frightened mother grab
bed both Of the children up and rush
ed on To- % safe place with them.
Then armIug herself with q runvcu-
lent 2xt she chargod down upon the
reptile aud soon crushed him in Aus
uo-Gcrmun fashion. ". a. has been
sleeping out ua tho porch and Is won
dcring how long the unwclcoiac Nis-
itor made his home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
FLOOD PROTECTION
WILL BE ASKED BY
FARMERS NEAR DEFINING

Dcming. y. NJ. Aug. b. because
the normal flow Of the Mimhres river
has for two years inundated thVii
crops. the settlers on the Lewis tlat'
are preparing Co ask state ala ioi
flood protection They are seriously
considering uc question oi pctiiiuhtns
the next state legislature for some re-
Iict from the annual floods which 81"
su much damage Co the crops in th1t
section. For the past " years, when
tho flow of water In the river mas
been normal, the farmers have lost
all or q paF of their crops, me the5
arc uuXious Co take some steps winch
will prevent a repetition of these coh-
ditiuns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
NOTICE roE PUBLICATION.

Department Of the interior. L. 5.
Land Omoo at Santa ne. New
Mexico. July 10, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
G. Mora, os Chill, ~. M.. who, on
August LIST, 1919, made Homestead
Entry SO. 0iG9iI. for SwE sw
See. 3. SEN SEN Sec. 4. NWM Nwh
See. 10. and NEh NEh Sec. o
Township 3 y. RANGE s IL. \. NJ. T.
Meridian. has filed notice " intention
TO make three years final proof, a.
establish claim to tho land above de-
scrlbed. before II. u. Whiting. Unit
ell States commissioner. az Albuqucr-
que, New Mcxico, on tho 3rd day OF
September. 1915.
Claimant names as witness. Reyes
Mora, Lorenzo Sanchez. Emilio Mora
and Justo Tapiu, all OF Chilli. Now
Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" A%Ibuquorque
n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
MAGDALENA SCHOOLS
A NEW E R IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION

Maurdalcnu. y. NJ AUG O. Mag
dllcua's public schools viii start i"o
new term in the best condition th'E
have ever attained. The trustees 90
the Magdaleua district have been nav
ing the buildings and grounds reno
vatod and cleaned up TOR the COMING
term which will open me lltst Mun-
day iu september and they now ar
In fine shape. -
The buildings have been thoroushlF
oycrhaulcd. painted wherever needed
and boa fact thoruUshly cleaned Tn,
walls aud floors have been courc
and scrubbed uutil they are clean
enough to spread your dinner on.
Just before school opens the rooms
viii Doe thoroughly fumigatcd, and %
any discosc germs has been left aitcf
tho cleaning the rooms have ALREADY
received, that will surely get %,
Ncw equipment has been tnsitlleo
10 take care of the manual trainins
department ANA the domestic science
classes. Tho latter department ID
uttcd up with am up-to-date range
and the late things In 6auithry coo
ing utenuls. and these department.
will be two Of the most popular, both
90 pnpils and patrons. during the COM
ing school term.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
DENVER GENTLEMAN
FAILS TO FIND OLD
WEST AT DEFINING

Dcmug. y. NJ, Aus Slow tales
Of the wilduoss ana woulIncss of the
west still persist is evidenced boy %
story printed this week hy the Dem
irr ucadlight 10 is us follows:
Postmaster ". T. Fuulks has re-.
cciNcd the following letter from a cor
respondent in beaver, Colorado. who
wants To- ho able TO inform his touri.t
friends from the east eve presume
thoy are from the cusu whether Dem
Ing is sim the home of the bad man,
tho SAMPLER. tho she wolf from Iittcr
Creek ana all those picturesque char
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
FALL MOVEMENT Or
CATTLE WILL Be
ON BIC SCALE
Shipping Resumed In South
west New Mexico Last
Week With Big Trades to
Be Closed Early In Septem-
her. n H

We'll informed atoCkmcn Who have
been i'm southwest New Mexico dur
ing the past woeL rag that the move
mont OF cattle from that section dur
ins the early fall VIII be unusually
heavy this year. chiefly because of
light rpriug ceiling. mbst ct the big
stucH mcn having held their cattle
tor fan delivery. The late summcr
and early fan movement started late
last week with the shipment from
Easioy station on the silver city
branch 81 three curs of calves sold
by Joan Holland of Alpine. Texas 20
Frank Fleming OF silver city and FL
Iaso.
Sir. Holland D. soon to join tho
ranks OF Ncw Mexico ctttlcmen. lie
has purchased the old III Prido ranch
near i%aslov. between Rincon and
pcmiug and will transfer his entire
cattle business ana holdings From
southwest Texas To- the Sew Mexico
ranch ttis fall.
Nuan and Latham OF Nutt station
have contracted 10 deliver some 2.0O0
head of yenrlings and two year Odds
ON september LIST 90 r. y. Love and
Wiley Franklin of IN Paso. at prices
understood to Doe very satisfactory
The stun will be shipped from Osco'
ola station.
ore OF tho biggest deals made thii
year is now being closed mp In south.
cfn Grant county where ]. W Phil
Hips of poming and G.. H.. Hart OF por.
tales. both of whom went IN early n
the Fc1son To- buy up all tho cattle IL
the district. have divided the terri
tory. M Phillips Is taking all tn
cottio north Of the Southern Pacin'
tracks aud MIR. Hart all the stuf
south of the tracks Al of the con
tracts were made through the Ftrs
Iltionnl bank Of Lordshurg and tn
prioos quoted are sag for yoarlings
and $40 Tor two year olds. ship
mcnts Of these cattle Will begin abou
October ! and continue for thlrt
days.
Zine Rain last Week.
Tho southwest section nt the stat,
Luna and Grant counties. and part
of Sierra were drcnchcd oy fine rain
ol Thursday and Friday according {
stockmcn who reached Alhuqucrqu
sunday morning from that sectloi
For furty-cisht hours au almost ur
interrupted downpuur fcll over IN
whole section and the range. 1lrcad
in fine condition. has been put in t1
best condition IN recent years. Ever
watcrholc boo the district b. level tul
Reports from AN parts OF the stat
indicate that the range conditions 100
oN. client. There have been moro
less heavy rains everywhere over Oh
eastern and suuthustrn sections du'
Ing tho past ton days, leaving ran
conditions that are practically idea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
WANTED.

WANTED-Folks to use Dcvoe ready
paint. one gallon covers 400 aqunre
feet. two coats. Erie Carbon roof
paint stops leaks: lasts 1--WE years. For
all kinds OF roofs. Thomas y, kele'
her, 4Os West Central avenue.
WANTED - Graphophune in 5000
condition. Must be cheap. Give
fun details about style. size, price
etc. IN first letter. DO not phone
Armiatead. cnro 81. J~osonh'a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
RAILROAD
DEVELOPMENT TO
COMMENCE SOON
Land All Secured and Mokin.
ley County Metropolis Ex-
poets Work to Start About
August 21.

Gallup. y. NJ. Aus. 0.-Caliup folk
expect the Improvements long CON
tcmplatcd by the santa Fc here to
commence about August ~. Tho
Santa Re right Of way man. g. W
MATHS. has secured deeds 20 all the
land necessary for the first block OF
improvements.
The nfst work, II g. thought, will
Be that Of constructing the new 354
stall roundhouso. Possibly ne soon
M the nrst Of the Year work will be.
gin on the new Harvey hotel.
The early start will assure the COM
plction of the work TO an advanced
STAGE before cold weather sets In and
trouble can De expected with concrete.
Along With tho round house CON
structlon the work of divcrting the
course Of the puorco Will also be
taken up az once. Tho old river will
be instructed 60 run around TO the
rear 81 the shops go that the build
incs and tracks Will be -uuimpaircd
by the waters that rush down the
gorge occasionally.
The old Pucrco viii he filled IN and
over this water. course viii be laid tho
trucks for the storing OF empty ears,
tor the repair tracks which it-is said
viii be entirely under cover. FOR the
making up Of trains n for general
rWitchinp purposes. Gallup viii feel
somov hat lost for q time with the
cong of the switch engine eliminated
from the midst of every interesting
conversation. defamation. or sons or
orchestra selection or practically
everything that one thinks ne certain
D. would like TO hoa Usually when
public entertainments are being given,
they are usually interrupted ten or
twelve times by tho |deafcning roar Of
a switch engine.
actcrs who nit across tho pages Of
the dime novel ana the moving pic
tuIc screen mo only gamblers ia
this section are the dry farmers. who
plant then crops take "a chance
on the coming Of the rains In time to
allow them to grow something sue
cessfully.
Denver. colo, Aus ., 1915.
a.. S. Postmustcr.
Doming, g.. NJ.
Dear Sir.
TO enable me To- answer tuuris
friends Who aFh It any ul the 'blt
West still exists, viii you kindly tel
mo II gambling is sim running openly
now ia b,miug. such s~pcCtaCula'
games. for instance, as faro and tou
. lcttc.
Thanking YOU ior your courtesy ~
acknowledgement. ! am.
Very truly yours.
W. l. HOLLETT
Tho roulette wheel the cold dec
and the men who operated them wen
out of business hcrc,u least ten year
ago. and since then Dcming and th
Momhrcs valley beast q collection "a
citizens aXccllcd by mo- other scotiui
of tho country.
In these hustiinE times II takes mel
ot brains to ruu "a country like tl
Nomhrrs VALLEY, n tho SAMPLER uu.
r the pruiliu1to have no place here.
. n the tourist fricnds Of Nh iiollct
r. want To- find bad men, gun met
gamblers aud their Kind they shout
stay iu Sew york or some uf tnUH
eastern cities, whore human li'r is 81
q chcap and whore the Ten Command
y mtnts huvc becn forgotten ung ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
FEARS HELD FOR
SAFETY Of
TRADER
Trading Post at Sunrise
Springs Burned and Trader
Wife and Four Children
Missing; Is 100 Miles from
Railroad.

Gallup, ~ NJ. Aug. 9.-Locai aM-
thoritics are waiting anyiously today
fUrf news from Sunrise Springs. 100
miles out i1 the Navalo reservation,
hare the trading post of Cassidy and
Harvey was burned To the ground las
week. Nows of the IRE was brought
here hy an Indian frcighter who said
he had made "a search FOR @. w. Cas-
Eidy. his wife and tout children. none
OF whom could be found. Because Of
the recent murder Of Curt CrOne-
meyer and Red Mcdonald at their
trading post, u ts feared here that
another tragedy may have been en-
acted. a party has gone out to In
vostigutc and a report is expected to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
HOR r Lie KS
q
M lated Milk

Endorsed by Thousands Of Physicians,
Mothers and Nurses the world over tor
more than a quarter Of a century.
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
milkrequired. Simply Gissolvein water.
Agrees when other foods often fail.
Sample free. HORLIcK'S. Racine. Wa.
guF-No Substitute is''Just rs Good"
az HoRLIck'S, the Original
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09

FOR SALE Small Missouri Farm; 81
ash and s. monthly, no Interest OF
taxes highly productive land; close
80 three big markets. write for pho
tcggaphs and fun Information. Nun
.ncr A.. 1856. y. Y. Life Bldg. Kansas
city. Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
WANTED.

EN-~E
Hotel or rooming house, Seven
years experience. Willing 10 SO any
place. Mrs. u. G. H.. care Herald
Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
For sale-MisceIianeous.


FOR SALE Oniy millinery store In q
town ~ about $500. and u now
taking on a boom. Going at n sacri-
flee, owing to owner health. Adj
dress BOX 30, cPre Evening Herald.
FOR SALE or Will trade for a~iflifn.
ono brood mare o T.. Aver. az
South Walter street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
WANTEn-Malc Helm

MIDD.E-AGED and elderly mon
make money selling 'our hardy
guaranteed ornamental and fruit
stock. Cash weekly. Part expenses
provided. Washington Nursery Co,
T~oppeniah. Wash.
WANThD-Spanish speaking clerk,
with experience ia merchandise and
office work. Inquire iOS West Central
avenue.
Manifestation ln general MGR
chnndisc store. Must speak Span
ish and able % handle Mexican trade.
Give references. Bon 90. care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
store az Eainn burned.

Thursday NIGHT the store OF the
American coal company at Heaton
was totally destroyed by Ere. The
building. which was fi by 1875 feet.
and lts large stock Of merchandise
and mine supplies were completely
destroyed. The origin Of the IRE Is
not known. Employees were In the
building until II O'Clock, and IL was
shortly after II when the fire was
dis. overcd. At that time IL was Too
Ear advanced for any chance TO stop
the flames.
Miner Hurt at Nilsson.
J.. o. McGiu1iss WAS fatally and A.
WEIGH seriously injured by @ iall oi
rock In the Diamond Coal company
mine al Allison Thursday. II b. FEAR
Cd McGinnis has "a broken back,
wclch who is q member OF the local
baseball team, has a broken hip. lie
viii recover,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
poultrv and Eves

rOUNO8 strain SinEle comb White
Leghorns. Best IN the west. Eggs
FOR Matching. day old chicks. custom
Matching. IS. j.. Landry, phone bsA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-09
Lost.

LOST-Kcy ring and bunch 81 key
Please return to this office.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15

ne meth was sorry too. They had
moved into a new neighborhood and
he was not yet acquainted with any
ONE. He dreaded the long afternc ON
for he was too small to go to Sc. ocl
i'm the afternoon
TX houses in the row where he
lived were all alike with neat rooms
and a large airy porch.
Kenneth went through the house
into the dining room and seated
himself at the table. The table was
laid fer two. There was a. plate of
tiny cakes, pat of golden butter.
some slices of bread, cold meat ar
ranged ON lettuce leaves and a
small 6 ass bowl of quivering Grim
son jelly.
Mamma did not have time to
eat hl-r luncheon" he thought as he
put ON his napkin.
A sound made him look around:
woman and little girl We're in the
back of the room looking at him.
WHY, why'-he began. won t
you me and lunch with, me- he
sad Mother had to go away but
she let everything ready.
The LADY laughed softly. Then the
truth flashed upon him. This wasn't
his home and he had taken posses
sion of these peoples luncheon.
HIS face burned and his legs felt
shlaky.
Its because the houses in this
row are all alike. explained THE
ndy. Ard since we can't be your
guests we want you to be ors.''
Ard that is the way Kenneth be-
me acquainted with his new neigh
bors.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
THERMOMETERS LEMON PIE

One large cup rounding full of su
gar, one cup cc'd wa4er, two table
spoons -four, three large tablespoons
OF vinegar, butter size of egg, yolks
OF two eggs. Mix sugar and flour
together before putting in other
ingredients. Cock to thick GUS
tard, add one and one-half table
spoons lsmon g t,act Fill baked
shells, cover with meringue made
of the whites of the eggs besten to
a st IF froth and swee4 ened with two
tablespoons of sugar. Bake to a
golden brown.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
QUICK SPICE CAKE

Five tablespoons soft lard or drip
pings, l and l-3 cups medium brown
sugar, two eggs, 1-2 cup cold water,
1 and ga cups pastry flour sifted
with three teaspoons baking powder
one UT h teaspoon nutmeg, la tea
spoon cloves and one cupful raisins
halved. Put al. ingredients in a
bowl together and beat thoroughly
Turn INFO medium sized cake-pan
~ d bake in moderate oven about
As minutes. Ice with brown sugar
frcsting.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
DEVILS FOOD CAKE

Beat together one-half cup cocoa !,
or grated chocola'e 3, 1-2 cup sweet
milk. 23 cup light brown sugar and
the yolk of one egg. Cook until it
thickens stirring to keep from burn
ing. When cool add one cup light
brown sugar, ore-half cup butter,
one-half cup swest milk, one and
oae-half cups fl ur. two eggs and
a scant teaspoon soda dissolved in
hot water. Beat we'll. Bake in lay
ers or loaf. Cover with white or
brown frosting. If baked in layers
put frosting between.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
PERFECTION SALAD

Soak two tablespoons of gelatine
in one half cup cod water for five
minutes, add 1-2 cup mild vinegar,
juice of one lemon, one pint boiling
water, 1-2 cup sugar Ind one tea
spoon of salt. When beginning to
set add one cup of finely shredded
cabbage two GUS of diced celery.
IA can eff sweet red pepper or pim-
ento's. Pour into gem pars. When
cold turl out on lettuce leaves and
serve with maycna:se dressing, or
it may be poured in cake tin and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
Pussy Kitten and Bunny Rabbit

Pussy Kitten rem away one day.
He was tired of playing in the barn
and often looked through the yard
fence to the green woods whiSlA
looked so cool and inviting.
His mother had told him that
lit was not safe for little kittens
especi ably for Little white kittens to
venture into the g-een woods alone,
and would not allow him to Leave
the yardt.
TO be sure there was the big BARN
where he could play all day 1t had
plenty of queer hooks and corners
for him to explore and the yard
was big and green with several
trees and bushes fer shade.
But Pussy Kitten was tired OF
these things and longed to go to
THE green woods. So one day when
his mother was asleep he slipped
Through hole in the fence and
scampered away.
Bunny Rabbit saw him as he ram
and at sight of Pussy Kittens long
graceful tail he was filled with en-
wy, for Bunny Rabbit had only a
little sub of a tail.
My, what a handsome tail that
creature has," 81 i'd he from hds
hiding p ace behind a rock land he
is white all over too | wish I ha Il
a tail Ike that | wonder if could
get him TO part with it,"
Bunny Rabbit was little afraid
of Pussy Kitten, SO he hoped just
a little way from his hiding place
and said: Coed day; this is fine
weather we are having
Pussy KIT EN- stopped jumping u
bout and playing with the dry leave
and looked at the curious creature
with the long ears. His mothers
warning flashed through his mind
and he turned and ran to the tor
of rock ard bumped his back.
As the queer long-eared creaturt
di not come nearer or offer to mo.
lie t him Pussy Kitten said: Il ran
! away, did you?"
Il run away all the Time" answe
ed Bunny Rabbit, Don't you 2"
More about Pussy Kitten and
Bunny Rabbit next week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
shook her head.

shook her head,
ut is time your morning lesson
was said"
So her kittens drew near, with foot
steps slow,
And set down before her, all in a
row.
Attic ton, Glass; said the cat ma
ma,
"Ard tell ME quick where your nos
es are'.'
At this all he kittens shifted the
air,
AS Il ou 9Th it were filled with per-
fume rare.
Now what do you say when you
want drink"
The kittens waited moment to
think,
Then came the answer clear and
You on oh to have heard how the
/ ki:ters meow'd.
| We we'll. lis the same with a
| sharpe. tore
When YOU want fish or bit of
! a bone.
New w at do you say when child
I rem are good ?"
And the kittens purred as soft as
they could.
"And what do you do when child
rem are bad
When they tease and pull?" Each
kit Ell locked sad.
"Pooh", said their mother, THAT
isn't enough;
You mast use your claws when the
children are rough.
And where are your claws? No, no,
no, my dear
CAS- Sc took up a paw see
they're hidden here"
Then all the kittens crowded about
To see their little sharp claws
! brought out.
They felt quite sure they never
should need
To use such weapons-oh no, indeed.
But Their wise mamma gave a pussy
"spha'w"
And boxed their ears with her sof.-
est paw.
Nov sptiss, as hard as you cam,
She said;
But eve,y kitten hung down his
iSptiss. say" cried the mother cat
But they said 20 mamma we can't
do that"
Then go and play said the fond
What SWEET little lots kittens
are
Alh, Well, l was once the same, l
suppose"
And she locked very wise and rub
ed her nose.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-04-15
SPANISH RICE

Dice and fly Two slices of bacon.
Add 9 cupful stewed tomatoes, 8
tablespoons minced onion, and one
green pepper shredded. Season with
salt and pepper to taste and let
cook till thoroughly done. Then
add one and one-half cupfuls boiled
and seasoned rice and serve hot.