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What I Want e Know 10, When Do
STARVING AMONG FRIENDS
BY KIN HUBBARD.

Once ther wuz feller named Elmer
Peters that tried t practice medicine
in his ole home town where he had
hung wallpaper an wuz well liked. He
had a framed diplomy. case O. shin
in tools. a blue runabout an thin side
whiskers. He did not expect t do any
thin tn first month but git his whis-
kers in shape an pay fer his shingle.
He would either write. Will be back
in an hour on his slate an open his
muller an exceed tn speed limit. er
retire t his back room an climb in tn
operatin' chair an read up on tn nasal
treatment O. acute an subacute suppu-
ration O. tn sinuses. He belonged (
all tn lodges an civic organizations
that wuz goin' an taught Sunday
school class in tn leadin' church. an
he could conceive o no contingency
that might arise in tn future bein' big
enough t block a career that started
out amid sich auspicious surroundin's.
So after q few weeks rolled around an
tn sign painter grew so insultin' that
he had { sell his guitar. he come [ tn
conclusion that tn plain people could
no longer be depended upon. Then he
set about t marry tn richest girl in
town an work up practice in tn best
homes.
TIL weddin' WIZ a brilliant one. an
after tn flowers had been distributed
amongst tn hospitals.an' tn presents
carefully acknowledged. he went back
t his office an waited. Month after
month passed away. an typhoid fever
epidemics came an went, prominent
ole citizens slipped on tn ice. er fell
down stairs. diphtheria robbed many
homes O. their sunshine an happiness
an indigestion ragged nncurbed in tn
fashionable homes O. tn rich. but not
n dollar showed up in tn office O. DR..
Elmer Peters. tn ole town boy with
tn framed diploma an modern tools.
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81 Can See the Smoke"

was. It was William, who had struck
his head in falling, and the smoke had
made him faint.
Thomas dragged him out and laid
aim on the ground and went back for
the other horse that happened to be
near the door just then. The flames
had singed his tail and name, and he
was sorry-looking animal. Thomas
tied him tc a tree, and then went to
William.
He wet his face, and after a while
he opened his eyes. What is the mat
teri" he asked.
must save the house and other build
iRgs," he said. by putting out this
ire. You get the dinner horn," he
told William, and blow loudly as you
can"
The pump was near enough to the
barn, so that he did not have to run
far. and Thomas pumped and carried
pals Of water and threw on the burn
ing floor. His poor arms ached and
1is hands smarted. but he did not stop,
and by the time the horn was heard
had succeeded in nearly extinguish-
ing the flames. The lower part of the
barn was damaged, but by his hard
work Thomas had kept the fire from
spreading and saved the house. He
had saved his brother. also, for II
| Thomas had not been brave and gone
into the smoking barn William would
have been burned.
When their father and mother came
home that night, they saw from the
road that the barn was burned. and
when the boys told them all that hap
pened. they thought they had two
brave boys.
| When their mother kissed them
good night she said, Il am proud OF
my heroes, but we must not forget the
OneA who watched over and protected
you. and thank him in our prayers
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Circles Chase Each Other.

be going in the opposite direction to
that in which the paper is turned. but
the illusion is not SO perfect unless
the circles are much larger than there
is space for in this column.
Here is another curious optical illu-
sion that has puzzled a great many
persons who have tried to account
for It:
II we suppose these to represent
wire hoops. which of them is nearest
you. a or b? The answer is that it
is the one you first make up your mind
is nearest you. But now ii you look
steadily at it for few moments your
eyes will get tired OF that idea and
will suddenly shift that hoop to the
farthest away from you, in spite OF
your wishing to keep it as it was, and
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Resembling large tracing wheel Is
a German inventors device that accu,
rately measures irregular lines.
muscle from frogs leg is utilized
by French inventor in n device that
receives and records wireless signals.
Peat. compressed and formed into
sheets, is replacing cork in Germany
as an insulating material against heat
and cold.
England and Wales together have 40
special schools for the blind. 81 for the
deaf and 2i5 for otherwise defective
children.
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last Thursday In November. 1t since
has thus been observed.
So It is that in 1915 the people OF
the United States give thanks. not
for a war over. with the combatants
putting aside the science OF murder
for the science OF constructive things
and resolutely facing the future. but
because the country is at peace with
its world brothers and looks toward
taking the impartial part in the bring.
ing about of the peace of Europe
and OF the world. DR. Carleton Simon.
the distinguished neurologist. recent.
ly, while discussing war as an acute
nervous atiliction and its treatment
and its cure" made an interesting
diagnosis OF the condition of the
United States. 1t may be reassuring
to hear from such an eminent author
ity. who regards the more than 90
000. 900 human beings in the present
ment OF a gigantic composite. that
there is no fear of Uncle Sam flying
of the handle"
The United States has escaped"
says he, That is the special occa-
| sion for thanksgiving. But may not
the whole world come to find cause
for real thanksgiving in the new spirit
derived and nourished by the tragedy
of this war;"
Contrast these typical rural Thanks.
giving pictures with some OF the fam
| lily groups and of sustenance opera
tions within the war-smitten territory,
and. II you be apart from want, you
| will feel pang Of keenest commisera.
tion and regret that all OF the worlds
struggling family should not be shar.
ing the peace-and-plenty conditions
In this case the turkey is the bird
alike of peace and of plenty. It Is the
bird. likewise, of sacritice-but not o,
burnt offering-and goes to its ap.
pointed end with what seems like n
conscious dignity of the part 1t plays
in the grateful season.
What finish more honorable and i'm
pressive for bird than to be fnted to
die to make happy an entire nation +?
For this brief. golden period the eagle
is only a remote symbol. The Thanks
giving bird is magically transformed
into tempting thing OF appetizing
odors. an eye-entrancing vision 4
glistening brown and bronze and bring.
Ing in its train attendants OF the field
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INTERESTING BITS

The American mountain sheep are
the greatest leapers In the world.
The British government is establish
ing very powerful wireless station
In jamaica
Virginia is the leading state in the
production OF soapstone, Vermont
ranking second
The United States bureau of stan
iards has developed delicate thermo'
electric test for the purity of plati'
fum.
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TWO ODD OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
Three Circles Seem to Chase Each
Other In Same Direetion-Wire
hoops Are Quite PuzzIino,

There are g. me tricks that can be
played on a persons eyes which aye
pure illusions. Hold this paper foot
or more from your eyes and turn it
gently round to the right or left in
small circles, keeping your eyes fixed
on the three rings.
AS you move the paper round like
the hands of watch you will find that
the rings in these circles seem to chase
each other in the same direction, and
the longer and more intently you look
at 1t the faster they so.
Circles can be made with spokes in
them which to some persons seem to
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that crisply show ivory white and pale
emerald. and translucent. liquid ruby.
In the turkey at this season there
are the pride of country, the religious
sense OF nation and its sustaining
hopefulness. the racial family spirit
that makes the whole world akin"
and the very essence OF pleasing
plenty.
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pOlGEunt regret tildt Su ueh-
bers Of the World Family are IN the
red agony of war The Thanksgiving.
definitely established after national
stress and travail. is tender with SYM
pathy and brotherhood. and. while
one gives freely of thanks to his Crea'
tor, freely. likewise, docs he give OF
love for his fellows 1t is the most
human OF seasons. in which man
should, and does. follow the eternal
lesson of the Great Teacher.
Thanksgiving is elemental In the
soul OF man and 1t probably found It's
first expression. not in peace. but aft
er conflict in the early twilight OF
history. when some OF the hairy men.
who had awakened to the mystery
and majesty of the sun as the giver
OF good things. raised their SCARED
arms toward It. reverent and tri.
umphant, their grateful guttura!s voic-
ing THINKS for victory.
And this primitive thanksgiving will,
he multiplied and intensified a thcv
6andfpld at the expiration of the
present war-and not for the victory
but for the coming of peace. In the
intoxication of bloody triumph there
can be little of the deep, spiritual
thanksgiving; for. despite the gigan.
tic slaughter that has made this cen
tury the Crimson age. the world Is
still one big family with interests so
closely interre!ated that none Is un.
affected by the struggle. And none
will give thanks. even with the prizo
of victory. for having made widows
and orphans by the hundreds OF thou.
sands
In the real thanksgiving there is
neither exultation nor pride: no re.
iiection of bitterness or hate: but q
sweet realization of the kinship OF all
men before the Great Father
In certain early and oriental litur.
gies was the Great Thanksgiving. now
replaced by the preface and part OF
the canon. Then there Is the General
Thanksgiving in the Book of Common
Prayer. a collect in the third place
from the end of the order for morning
and evening prayer. and of the litany
But the Thanksgiving which. while
marked by the incense of prayer. has
the sunny lightsomeness of good cheer
anu lauEHteT, is tEuI annually Cd
served in the United States
In the beginning of the observance
was day set apart by the Plymouth
Pilgrims. In 1921. in Acknowledgement
OF their first harvest in America. 1,
was perpetuated in many states by an
annual festival appointed by the
governor. Its national celebration, In
recognition of the years blessings
was first recommended by proclama.
,ion issued at the city OF New York,
in 1883. by George Washington. who
set apart for observance Thursday
November 26. of that year
The war between the states was the
event that established the national
day. II has been. therefore, sancti.ied
by the blood OF brothers who died no,
In vain. for as recurring observance
1t WAS proclaimed by President Lin
coin in October. 1868. who fixed the
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Wire Aoco Illusion.

after you have looked at it in its new
position for a space it will go back
again.
II you do not decide which is the
nearest to you at first. but just look ut
the middle hoop steadily, you will see
them one way. perhaps with A in
front and toward you. and then A will
suddenly go back and B will be in
front.
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plant.
The relative values OF various kinds
of coal are determined by X.rays
with a method invented by French
scientists.
Statistics have shown that Ameri.
can telephone operators answer calls
two seconds quicker than their Eng.
lish cousins,
Experiments in rice cultivation in
Porto Rico give promise OF the island
becoming an important producer Q:
that grain.
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Their Fear,

montague - So the Jimson girl
eloped with young Perkins? Are her
parents much worried?
Enthusiastically. Every day they
arc expecting letter asking for
money.-Judge.
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THE THANKSGIVING FEAST

This Is the day before the feast.
a rack of storm clouds. gray with warn
ing,
Signals the valley. west to east.
white fields and roads tomorrow morn
inEv'
But through the farmhouse kitchen CLOVIS
a light to gladden. saint or sinner.
While Nell and Margaret, and Rose
Make ready for Thanksgiving dinner.
The pantry shelves are lined with cakes
or naky crust and fragrant sweeting.
Yet incomplete the banquet waits
For this which Marsarets spoon Is beat
ing.
The sideooard CLEANS In Jeweled light
With amber ouinre and ruby jelly.
| Twill wear an added grace tonight
Wrought by the hands OF Rose and
Nelly.
a stir of eager Girlish feet
Across the ancient oaken flooring.
\ burst of laughter. bubblinS sweet
With mirth and confidence outpouring.
A rallying Jest. an nwestruck sigh
AT Nelrs mistakes and Margarets
knowledge.
! Oh. never hours sped merrier by
For three fair cousins home from col
| lege!
"
| Beneath the kitchen rooftree brown.
With weathered tile and rough-hewn
| rafter.
What memories are looking down.
A hundred years OF toll and laughter!
| What echoes OF louS-vanished feet
Stir in the shadows everlast!ng
What far-ofy voices, young and sweet.
From other days of feast and fasting!
| Tomorrow. through the drtfted SHOWS.
With hearts aglow for smile and greet
ing.
| Nelly and Margaret. and Rose
WIN walk across the hills to meeting.
Good angels join them they raise
| The old hymns dear to dead and living.
And blend the fsasting and the praise
| Into one day OF pure Thanksgiving.
| Mabel Earle. in Youths Companion.
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Keep Something In Reserve.

Don't tell all you know. Maintain
some reserve There is nothing more
useless than dry we'll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting ~ tho
stockhoidors Of The General Invest
mcnt co. viii hc held In the CONNER
cial club. Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. May 5h.
G.. O. CUSHMAN.
Vice President.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05

at the Commercial club this week
They were introduced by r. w. Fish
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry y. Lee Of San-
IA Pc we're mong thofc who wit
messed tile Pavlowa bin ~ the Crys-
tai last night They were the guests
Of Fred W. Lee.
James +. Mullen. supervisor Of tho
Manzano forest, and ]. G. Kirchcr.
OF the district forest office. are In the
Manzano on business connected with
timber sales.
stato Engineer James \. French
was IN the city last night on his way
to silver city. where ~ will look
over proposed routes for the new
silver city Mogollon state highway.
The Fratenni Mystic circle. Bcne-
Nc Ruling so. 2iO3, Will meet in reg
ulur SECESSION rhtI evening at s O'Clock
ln their hall utH south socond
street.
There viii DE a regular meeting of
Cottonwood Grove No. . Woodmcn
Circle. this evening al 80 o'clock
boz odd Fellows hail. Manchester
guards are requested to attend. e..
there will be- initiation. Visiting
members welcome.
Rev. g. A. Foreman. for aeVerul
years past associate pastor ~ tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
you KNOW

That good cold root beer at Fees
candy store. Be.
Henry hauis baggage Phone 93s.
For hire, hve-pasenger touring car,
$500 per hour. Phone l425w.
j. @. Hagadorn OF cimarron. y. NJ.
il a guest at the Alvarado today.
Game Warden Trinidad c. de Baca
OF Santa Pc 10 In the city today.
W. y. Newcomb OF Socorro va an
albuquerque visitor last night
w. A. Townsend Of Santa re 10 In
the city for a short visit.
II. w. Winter OF III Paso Is In the
city today on legal business.
John Il. McFie, Jr.. OF ant Fe ts
In the city on legal business.
NJ. II. sabin introduced Ed tjch-
litz Of 81. Louis at the Commercial
club THE week.
The regular dance will take place
tonight az . O'Clock at the Albuquors
que Country club.
Hon. C.. \. Brown, the well known
socorro mining man. Is an Albuqucr-
quo visitor today.
r. q. Bartlett and Lee Baldwin,
well known Socorro county business
men, are here Tor "A few days
Charles 4. Spader OF crown Point
n. NJ, is visiting Ia Albuquerque FOR
n few days.
,. q. Logan. deputy county clerk
~ Valencia county. is here from Los
Luuua.
Attorney ]. II. Crist Of santa Te
h among the Albuquerque visitors
today.
Attorney James ! Nichols Of So
zorro rs here for the day attending
TO court business.
United States Marshal a. IA. Hud-
speth Of Santa Fc arrived last night
Tor a short stay.
District Attorney Harry T.. over
Of tho socorro county district, and
Mrs. owen ore In the city for a few
days.
Mrs. y. rs. LauRhlln of Santa re
vas a guest overnight Of MIR and
Mrs. A. y. McMiilen. she returned
to the capital city ms morning.
John Becker, the well known Be
len merchant, entertained a large
party ~ Belcn people last night at
the Paviowa production.
Attorney James q. Fitch OF socor-
ro Is hero today on legal matters be-
fore Judge NJ. O.. Mochcm. who is sit
ting in chambers In n%on-iury cascn.
SIR, and Mrs. w. @. Hoover of san
tat Pc were in the city last night a.
attend the Pnviowa attraction. Mr..
Hoover is the proprietor Of a drus
store.
9. r. Jackson Of Denver and Ben
Stuckfelder OF Los Angeles registered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
BUYS COAL YARD.

O.. j. Buford To his
friends and the public that he has
purchased the albuquerque Coal com
pany from Mr.. Hush Trotter and tina,
he will maintain a coal and wood yard
at thst stand. lie will handle the
best grades Of wood and coal at right
prices.
Mr. Buford has been a resident Of
our city for about three years, has
many friends and we bespeak for him
q fair share Of the business He has
a good reputation for honesty and fair
dealing and viii treat you right. You
auu Cad HIN at the Albuquerque Coal
company. 400 North First street.
Phone 9i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05

First Presbyterian church. leaves TO-
night for Covina. Cal. where he VII
make his home. having accepted
charge Of the Presbyterian church
AZ that point. Mr. Foreman has
made many iricnda IN Albuquerque In
and out Of his church who will regret
his departure.
MT. and Mrs. A. b.. McMillen have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. The
odorc shotwcn 81 Detroit, Mich, for
several days, Mr.. ana Mrs. Shotweit
stopped OF here after visiting the
two California fairs They visited
their con, "a mining engineer. a.
Prescott. Ariz.. on their way. They
leave this evening Tor the east Yes
terday Mr.. aud Mrs McMiiicn took
their Rpcstu on AN auto TRIP 10 santa
Re.
President David a. Boyd ~ the
Tulvcraity Of New Mckee returned
lant night from a business Trip in the
interest Of the university la eastern
New Mexico.
Friendship Loge SO. ft5. itb. y.
.. a., win have their regular meet
INK at their hail Thursday at 230
g. m 4 good attendance is desired.
Tho Baptist Woman's Aid snciety
viii meet Thursday afternoon al 20
AZ the residence Of Mrs. W. NJ Hay
ward.
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gILn wEATHIER.

> FORECAST Tonight and I
. Thursday generally cloudy With 4
. occasional rain in north and east Z
: portions. Not much change In :
. temperature. :
D ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER I
. FOR the "a hours ended at 5 4
, O'Clock this morning;
, Maximum-7f. 4
Minlmum-fi. 4
Range-a0.
Al 3 o'clock-5s.
B Southwest winds. I
, Clear, I
----
} For Short.
(From Judge.l 4
. Howard. last nsght In your I
, slcep YOU spoke several times OF I
, Marguerite. Who Is she7'
, why. Peaches. that was my
3 sisters name"
; Howard Your sisters name I
D was Maude" I
y t"Xes. Peaches; but wa called I
, her Marguerite for short" I
4
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Phone .. Red Barn. sii West Cop
per. for first class livery. w. l..
Trimhle a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05

Tony MiCiieibaoh's taxi lin@ now
gives all-night scrsirc. Phone i7G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE or WATER CO..
lie =. SECOND.
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GEORGES NUS N
HIS HOUSE WITH SEWER

Frank Georges was arraiRned be-
fore city Judge Craig this morning.
charged with failing 20 observe the
ordinance requiring house connection
with the sewer. His house IL at az
North Eighth street. lie was given
10 days in which - make the con-
nontion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
NOTICE.

This IL TO 20 our patrons
and the public that we have sold our
interests In the Albuquerque Coal com
pany 10 Mr.. q. J. Buford. on and az
ter this date he will be proprietor "
this company. and will continue 70
serve you with good coal and wood.
We thank yan for your patronage
and solicit "A continuance of your ia
vors for Mr.. Buford.
ALBUQUERQUE COAL co.
Per Hush Trottcr.
May /, 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-05
BY TIE RIAN
SCHOOLS HOLD
EXERCISES
Commence Program This
Morning al Rio Grande In
dnstrial School; Msnaul
School This Afternoon.

The 1--we large Presbyterian church
educational institutions OF AibugYey-
que are holding their commencement
exercises today. Al the Rio ora De
Industrial school the exercises were
held this morning al halt past ten
o'clock M were attended by a large
number Of Albuquerque people. The
program carried out was az follows;
Myocation-Hey. f.acius r. Reed.
spanirh SONG. "JovencH Venid,' by
school
"A Land Of Promise'-Jese Espi-
nuNn.
"A Land Of Opportunity Jose L.
Savcdra.
THE Happy Farmrr-Chorus
- Land " Promise" Alberto
Itembao.
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Violin solo. spanish Dance-Miss
n Wright.
Address-Secretary W. II. Day.
Commencement fong-chdrus
Presentation 81 diplomas -princi-
pal A. q. lieyman.
B~encdiction.
This afternoon tho Menaui Nisidon
school IA hoiding Us commencement
exercises ~ the school and there Is a
large attendance from Albuquerque.
The program was announced as fol-
lows
lnvocation-Dr. Painter.
Band concprt-Mcnaul band.
Oofation Gin SPANISH, "Prohibi-
ton -A6olio Gonzalez.
Mualc-Glgc club.
Grafton. Tho Gail 60 bats jose
Candeiarin.
Cornet soio-Jose sanchez.
Grafton. Its Up 20 You Magda-
lens Gonzalez.
Quintet.
Violin solo MaEdaicn0 Candelsrio.
Grafton. Young Manhood Mar
daqucn Martinez.
Vocal Solo Orlando Hiea.
Oration-"Education. the Archi-
tcct ~ Character -Hafael Luna.
Song-School.
Diplomas,
Good-bye song-school
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srnAYEn nn srOIlEN.

From stroup farm. one Holstein
bull. black and white. four years old.
about 1900 pounGs. Twenty-Five dol
lars reward for return of bull and
tio0 for evidence leading to convic-
ton Of thief.
BERNAIILLO COUNTY FARMERS
ASSOCIATION.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-22
The COLDS OF MANKIND
CURED BY PINESl

Have you ever gone through a
typical pine forest when you had a
colo? What a vigorous impulse it
sent! flow you opened wide your
lungs to take in those invigoratin J
and mysterious qualities. Yes, DR.
Bells Pine-Iar-Honey possesses
those stimulating qualities and over
comes hacking coughs. The inner
lining Of the throat is strengthened
IN Its attack against cold germs.
livery family needs a bottle const-
antly at hand. Csc.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-22

FOR SAlE-One bay mare, age
4yrs. 6 II. weight 1880.
One large mule colt 6 m. o,d
Two fine Young cows, Fresh.
Thad billiard, Sylvia, N. C.