Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
Nothing to Report

remember to have seen in one ~
"a. var stories moi ko long ago that
aside from a fcw thousand people
moro on less being killed and wound
"a al certain point In the battle iine
there was nothing to report" There
ma been some casualties, Tat nobody
had gotten anywhere IA particular.
That's lust the situation In VANITY
mir There have been some miner
casualties. bat In the matter Of lu-
nnftaut engagements there is nothing
a. ranort TIE lelks furnished the
bulk az tho fun during the week lusl
closed. but Il was a stag nffair-aii
except Colonel Sellers who was per-
fect lady throughout the proceedings
and can not be claHscd aa q regular
event
Lent - The excuse that everybody
uiVrs fDf the present singnAiion ANA
ent Is about as good an excuse dsI
any uthor
Frequently The man who mar
Rios late ia lie finds u was too
early
oNT VIEW OF m
The Gtass Widow and ! were dis
eussng The all-lmportant question OF
outrage. / had lust come from q
meeting al which the WRONGS Of Won
eu haa been discussed AZ some length,
and penuirea the suggestion that af-
Ter AN there might be something IN u.
The Grass Widow. with gesture ~
Impotence Kicked her slipper into /
the corner and said what may polite |
Is BE- interpreted into "1ni-tut'' Then !
a.. fhrgnlqI tna thing over
sad the Grass Widow. Nobody I
Gun accuse me Of hating myself OF OF
being against anything that " for M
own good and by the same token no-
body can accuse me Of being a TOOL |
nclng grass widow, ! have had OK
pciirhes.
when you have things coming |
your way" she continued, "whnth INC
urr making changer
desired further Information ana
this IL what ! got:
I'm not citing my own enHe--well
1enVe that entirely out OF eonsidera-
but you know how easy II was
The paint that / make ia what chance !
has a man against "a woman IN me
ordinary affairs of iife2 II . do |
nestle struggle comes up, who "
bamedg Friend Husband may come
home uneomplainingly three hundred
and sixty-four days In the year % an
ri-kept home. dirty-faced children
and dinner Of cold beans and un-
Kind words During all that time ne
may have been working Just u iHtls
harder than he knew how at the very
best that he could get TO do, and
Fflena wife may have been In the
meantime beratlng him because he
was not smeafng her all over WIN
diamonds and doo-dads. and because
the family were not occupying u VIVA
az Newport.
"Then let Friend Husband forget
himself and slip eog-what hap
pcnsf The ueighbors all come In aud
testify that they heard sounds OF pro-
family IN tho house. and that they
never cid like Friend Husband much I,
anyhow besides, Il was generally un-
aaraio9d TINT he drank Friend wife
sirape4 In black. tukes the witneas
stand and tells how she never was
80 Illuminated III her life. Friends II
Friend Husband are heard to say that
he's good Of scout, but you couldn't
blame any woman for wanting 10 get
Il divorce from him.
rs there q soul on earth To come
Ia nna take Friend Husbands part
Not that I've ever seen, For my pnit
/ want things 10 stand as they are.'
e
Young man, is there any In
sanity IN your family"
Why eryes I'm crazy
about your daughter"
= e.
SHADOWS.
Those were not noises that you
heard emanating from the three-story
brick uildiuE az the corner OF Firth
ANA Gold Inst Thursday night They
were uhAdows--" shadows Of the past
nnd from all that | have been able
10 gather they We're some shadows
Though am Informed that there was