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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
JUDGE BEN LINDSEY
CHARGED WITH
CONTEMPT
Refusal on Stand to Tell State
ments Of Boy Made to Him
in Confidence Basis Of
Charge,

Denver, June i2,---Judne Ben n.
Lindsey % the Juvenile court y
charged with contempt OF court In q
complaint filed In distrief court today
by John A. Rush, district attorney.
Judge John Perry has cited Judge
Lindsey Ia appear before him June
Is.
This action grew ont OF the refusal
OF Judge Lindsey TO reveal on the
witness stand last week what Neal
Wright, i2-year-old son OF Mrs
Berta Wright had told him after tho
fatal shooting last winter ~ Mrs.
Wrights husband. Mrs. Wright,
charged with the murder was ac-
quilted. The son testified that he
not his mother. did the shooting.
which occurred after a series of fam
ily auarreis. Prosecution contends
Judge Lindsey haa information con-
trovertlng the boys testimony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

American note Tie newsnaper coia-
mentn on this communication Ia the
followina termas
The note happily contains Moth
Ing of that sharpness which. accord
ing to dispatches from London. u
was said 10 contain. nor n thrre even
% threat TO break of diplomatic fe-
insions. on the contrary the text
does not lack a certain warmth aud
an acknowledgment OF the Legality IA
be found on the German side.
The lire ~ thought and the tone
~ the note do not make n easily nn-
derFtandabie that u brousht about
hir break between President Wilson
ana Mr. bryan. After the deciara-
lions made by Mr.. Bryan one expect
"a n note which would increase the
danger ~ German-American criaia
Mr.. Bryan. who atanda AZ the head
of the American peace societies and
likes 70 hear the people call him the
Prince ~ Peaee.' apparently desires
90 appear as she rescuer OF the ma
tion from this danger. This for the
sake Of internal political reasons: In
order 20 win for himself friends
among the peace advocates. among
the German Americans. thu Irish and
The hebrews. perhaps ,loohing ahead
TO the next presidential election.
AS for Mr. wllsoa b. seems 10
hope 20 play the role ~ arbiter be-
tween Germany and England and
through his great success In foreign
politics 20 strengthen his position at
home"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
ALBANIAN EXPEDITION ~
DEFENDED nY SEpnI

Nish' Serbia. June ~ (via London.
1850 =. m.)-rhe Serbian press bu-
reau Issued statement today de-
tending the incursion OF serbian
troops into Alhania and concluding as
follows:
Ihe reasons for tho present ex-
petition as given IN the statement
are that Albania has been hothed
OF Aus,ro-Turkish intrigue resulting
~ Albanian raids In Serbia. and that
Serbia realized long since that its
lighting front against Austria would
Include the entire Albanian from
tier"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
VILLA READY TO ISSUE
CALL FOR NEW UNION

lei Paso. Tex. June f2.---Generai
villa, in a note 20 President WiiAoN'
expresses willingness TO invite a rev
union OF ell MtxicanH 20
work together 20 insure ,he triumph
of the revolutionary principles. eapre-
lally the nErnFiar problem ana the
extension of instruetior among the
poorer classes"
The note, which Il = reply 60 the
recent communication acnt 10 SEN
erai villa and other lsnaern In MEX
leo is expected to b. presented To-Day
10 the state department. b. Enriqus
lC. Liorentc. representative OF the
villa zapata faction at Waahinstnn.
Another note signed BY Frnncltco
villa is Addressed 10 General Venns-
tiano Carranxa. asking the latter 4"
arrec 20 a confereneo Of leaders ~
Mexico 10 unite and re-orgRniae.
The note states that propositions are
| belns placed before Emlllano 1apata
ana Roaue Gonzales CARA.
No explanation from General VillA
1, this connection 10 had Of the re-
ported recent ousting Of darka ffom
the capitol at Mexieo CITY. qefaa
was chosen provisional president ~
the Aguns CaTlentcs convention OF
Mexican chlefs several months AHo.
The eommunlcatlcas we're formulated
al meeting of villa and his staa AZ
Aeuas Calicntes.
General villa IN hts invitation for
a conference points ouf two reeaoAs
for his Aciion First that nniefa ne
eonstltuilonallsla te-orsaniae th1 sew
crnment the Cientlncus tpla4 paftfl
win again get control under the Hulse
al another name. and second. nnittA
conditions IN Mexico age improved
the Ualted states win Intervene,
villa does not admit ihe firni o
,he American governments % inietFene
in Mexlcan analfus rhp lnsisetion -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
QUARANTINE AGAINST
IOWA AND ILLINOIS
TO BE LIFTED TODAY

Washington, June l2.-Ry an order
effective June j.. the department Of
agriculture today made additional
territory free from the foot and
mouth disease quarantine IN Illinois
and Iowa, and placed other territory
In modified OF restricted areas IN
those states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

Philadelphia. June t2.-Miss Moila
hiurstedt. the young Norwegian star,
today won the lawn tennis singles
championship Of tho United states by
defeating Mrs George wightman of
Boston. 40. az. 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
Los ANGELES STREET
CARS IN DISASTROUS
COLLISION TODAY

Los Angeles. June IA. G.. Har.
por. former mayor Of Los Angeles
and ave other persons were injured
today ln a collision of street cars al
Tenth street ana broadway IN the
business District
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
HIGH SCHOOL STARS
COMPETE TODAY IN
MEETING AT CHICAGO

Chicago, June i2,-Atbletic sthrs
representing high schools throughout
the country competed Tor hohors here
today In the fourteenth annual inter
scholastic track ana field meet nf the
University OF Chicago.
The meet was the largest of its
Kind ever held. attracting s33 ath-
letes from i32 schools in eighteen
states.
solomon Rutler. negro Of Rock
Island, lll., high school. was the ia
Vorite to win the individual honors
this season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
EASTERN TOURISTS
VICTIMS IN REAL
WILD WEST H0LDUP

Los Angeles, June Eastern
tourists Hooked around police head
quarters here today, reporting losses
Incurred last night when bandits held
up the FIRST section 0f Southern
Pacific passenger train at Hewitt. 10
miles west Of here.
Among those robhed were Ralph
Door, Abilene. Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

Memphis. june IA Harry q. Legg,
Minneapolis. and Alden y. swift. 81.
Joseph. Mo, with cards Of eighty.
were square az the end Of the morn
Ing round In ,oday's finals match for
the championship % the trsRs- Missis-
sippl Go.f association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
AUsTRIANs EVVCUATE AND
WIsIAk BORDER IOHTIsESS

Milan June J. tvia Paris. June ~.
$50 a. m)-Austrians have evac-
uated and blown w Fort Pozzachio
on the Fugazzi plateau near Rover
eto' according to secolo dispatch.
The fortress Is mile from Vnilarsn.
which he's been occupied by the ItaI-
lans' and was ono of the most for
mldnble Austrian defenses IN that
section Of the Tyroi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
RUSSIAN ToRPEDo RONT
SUNK IN BLACK SEA

Constnntinoplc, June 10 Cvia Lon
don. t.5S y. mD- official announce
mcnt was made TO-DAY that q Russian
torpedo boat destroyer wns sunk In
the BLACK son Friday nighi bV the
Turkish cruiser Midulu, formerly the
German cruiser Brcslnu.
The Midullu returned safely to
port.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12


wnahinelon. Jane is.--0enersl
cerranEa has issuad proclamation
Al Vera Cruz. makihg a bid for REC
oynltion by the United states. John
II. slliIman. personal Representative
Of President Wilson ia hfexico. ssl-
eKraphad Ia text 70 The state depart
meHt today from Vera Cruz.
What effect. n ans. Il viii haxs on
President Wii4on's 2iekican poilcs
can only be ron3eetured. a stalemeps
By General villa already rseelrea IN
washlaeion Il expected 10 he laid be-
fors she eresldunt hqtaro Mondas
carrnnzaH Proclamation calls on
the other faetisine to nfiliale with his
Koyernmeut ard claims thni he now
controls nine-tenfha of the population
and snvsn.elehta Of the territory IN
Mexico.
zone of the greatest dl1lculsies IN
the matter 81 foftisa policy" Car
rama snys, has bern lack OF Under
standing BY other governments. par
ticulariy the United states.
In HIS proclamation. Carransn lays
down the following principles. obsi-
ously TO learn how tho Washington
government regards them:
Guarantees to forelfnera Of the
rights 10 whlnh they ara entitled un-
der the laws OF Mexico 40 60 life. IA.
erty and property.
Indemnify for properly damased
during the revolution on just and
fair basis.
Restoration Of peace and order.
in the settlement Of the aerarlan
problem there should be no connNls-
tlon. There should be an equltahie
distribution OF lands the goyernmeni
now Possesses. Property illegally
posscased should be restored to right
| fui owners.
The department OF public education
should he expanded to All parts Of the
country.
A national congrsss nhonld he cati-
ed 10 provide for the election Of
president. fhe iIfst chief Of the cen.
ssltutloauilsta VIII deliver over exeen-
tive authority 70 whomnoerfr SHAH %
50 elected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
GERMANS Also WONDER
WHY HRNAN HISICNE

Berlin. June AZ (via London. $50
y. mD-The vossiche zeitung alone
has published 20 far what purnosts
10 be short summary ~ the latest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
N AVERAGE DAVIS CROP
OF BRITISH SHIPPING

Liverpool. June i2 O. 90 y. my
The british steamer Leuctra was tor
pedoed ana sunk of Yarmouth to-
day he crew was rescued
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

y. M HRNrmau army headquarters
today gave out a report on the prog
ress nf hostilities reading as follows;
I'm the western arena; Attacks of
The enemy yesterday in the dunes
northeast of Ypres and near Names
kcnsvcre, on the eastern ridge Of the
Lorettc heights and In the snuchez
district were repulsed
In the close range fighting 30 The
nurth of Ecurie the French twice
brought up fresh troops. In the nf-
ternoon We succeeded completely In
driving the enemy out Of our posi-
lions IN advance made by the
French during the evening broke
down under our infantry fire aud the
retronting enemy suffered very heavy
losses. Near Scrrc. ~ the southeast
of iiebuterue, We are again ndvanc-
ing from our positions
In the eastern arena:
"On the DubyEn river. In tho Zo-
gnie ana Bctlngoln districts. Russian
advances failed To the north Of
przaquvsx our troops Yesterday
stormcd q Russian position where
they took i50 prisoners and some
mnchine gums aud mine throwers
"on the Rawka river. between Bo-
l.mow ana Snchaczow, We penetrated
q position of tn" enemy. Ip TO tho
present time 5oO Russians have been
taken prisoner
Tn the southeastern arena: Fast
uf rrzemysl the situation remains un-
changed
Attacks by the enemy Yesterday
near lInlusz ard upon stanislnu were
rcpulsod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
italian Advance Declared
Proceeding as to Program
and GallipOli Campaign
Nears Successful End.
GERMANS TOO BUSY TO
SEND HELP TO WEST
German Official Report Cate
gorically Denies Each and
Every Claim of Advantage
Made by Allies.


London. June ~ u2:iU Il. M
Although the british press has
warned the public that Il II too
early To assert positively that tho
Austro-German armies In Gallcin
have been definitely checked, IL
Is nevertheless believed by many
military commentators jn Lon
don that there has been a sharp
turn In the situation In Galieia
which viii prevent Germany
transferring any considerable
force OF troops either tn the west
90 To the Italian frontier.
The latest official announce.
meni from petrograd asserts that
the IBusSians have assumed the
offensive alonE the Duhynn river
ana in the Bnttsc prcrtucea and
they c0ncede the loss of ground
nowhere except along the river
Pru,h. IN Buk1wlnn
Serbia, Il appears. is continuing
her systematic occupation Of
northern ana central Albania and
she may oven uow be in posses
sion of Scutnri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

London lame - CiiisE O. M -
The irawler WaaEo has hecn sunk
By 'Germnn submarine In the North
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12
ALLIES Today CLAIM VICTORIES ON THREE MAIN BATTLE FRONTS

sea. The members OF the crew have
been landed al Hatlepooi
Lowestoft. England. June 10. ii;0s
p m.-ldeiayed In transmissionD- -
The crew Of the Lowestoft trawier
Brittania, which was sunk by Ger
man submarine, have landed here
They were given time 10 leave their
boat befote The Germans blew up the
vessel with a bomb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

London. June 10 t3.27 y. mD-
The british trawler James G.oyman
has been sunk hy German suhma-
rine In the North sea. The crew was
landed az Hun today.
The submarine took the crew on
hoard nnd then shelled the fishing
boat Later the crew was nut adrifi
IN the small boats Of the James Ley
man and ten hours elapsed before
they were picked mp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-12

Tho Leuctn was a2i feet long. Of
9.021 tons gross ana was built IN
1899
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
-Irelaua in Columbus Diipu'oA


0''nlt that ~ que 10 the guard for
nursing anu Keeping alive In this
country an and rcasonn hie
mlliarF spirit and appreciation ~ the
truths or military history when they
were most needed
In outliniag tho rleants task of
working a an adequate milltary po,-
ICY for .he nation the eneaker sstd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
'TuE SOtI or \ WOMAN ~
nm r,~TtVU Tul'Iils.

Emily stevens .u "N.ai.u. ur fno
Soul er % Woman is th, n.. piu-
iu t.Yu nr the M,Iru pIlrrJiu ani
VII n, soon ut fh. II.iHur IhOIt,r
Thur.lHt and Friday.
"nr.Iiny. co., Tn. tuul l- a N. rlau
% Hy.-',t aI0ruriall .N nl tII
nHu1u interest Ir'J thy nlI
uanl rirt il AuIho1t D. k, tuJ
Wa. produced in pictorial f.rl ,Hr
N Hnifa opmuaut JOE .n. 'f.'tI
program under the direction of Ed
.Hu 'Hr'Wn TH. H,ItuHu. fHo
Theme HrIll IrU ih. t..iuI. -
..l .. Uh. tnrI.un r,r.a .lut .r
.fF tr uE u si,..ua b. lr-
ported o., 1 superb ,ts, u. o.
Stag" aud screen ARTISTS, b. Dell iy
George LoGuere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
Instead Of On Impoverished
Idle Working Class England
Finds Workpeople Danger
ously Prosperous.
A WARNINGS ON
E~xTRAvAGAET TREND
Instead Of Inauguration Of
Public Works to Supply En-
ployment War Demands
Meet Ali Necessities.

Iondon. oct 44-uow colni-ctCly
the xur mas bsfrieh the foresight .
craucmlc cspcrts IS shnwn ~ thr re-
nafaable wave III surface prosperity
which tie 4lasres ~ Great Britain are
fxrerlenclne. only 9 ntiie more than
4 year n4o political econouls.s were
discnaslne seriously the need Cor err
tanialns pubic works on d ereat scale
ios the tens OF thousands who weuid
81 thrown out ~ employment Vow
nnenncfs fke SiT George raish, edi-
atuf of she Economist. and Edwin
Montaen. the nnAnriai SECRETARY 90
the treasury. are sounding strong
mafnines against lhr cstfaVeeant liv-
lae "a the nation - n whole. Money
T. lori etnandercd on AZ Sides de-
tis4ed Sir George rnish In a recent
sleccn. and the newspapers Hsc TAX
ine ~ the SHINE cry.
Tho conditions ahich tho war has
developed have SETTLED the problem
81 public works on lines which ape
purcutly were not forcfecn. Tho enor-
~ Increase ~ the british army 90
THREE million men. ana tie demand
ior woskcri boz the public and private
munftiona worioa has absorbed All the
ayailnblc manhood Of thc country
~procnrabic on a hasls Of voluntary
service. and given g great surplus OF
cnnlosment 70 the United Stutes
Afnaey is being discharged freely. and
even lavishiy and cxtfarafantly, 10
contractors and uorkinemcn. and Tor
the support o. she families OF cold
lffs. according TO the economics. and
h 81 being spcrf hy the people az large
with equal nvishnoss arsd o~xtrava-
INC
These conditions cause excited de-
@as~a~na Waa~uma
hHtc by All cltssea. Ia the enormous
redistribution OF wealth the gcnerai
aria would appear 10 be from the
hands of the rich and the middle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no 0Oub. Pre-.
vents Daughters UniLasiy End.

F'-ay, KY" was not -,,r 20 d.
anything for nearly siN months. Nuf,s
Mrs. aura Hlicucr, ui tH's place. II
vas tnHn lr bed luI three merits.
c7rnol tell you how / suffered .lii
aY bead, and with nervousness ,hi
wom3nly tro.b.cs.
ON family doctor told my hubbard ne
could not do nae any good, a1i g.. i.d
70 Eiye II tn. We tried auCial. dol....
Ia, Ne did not help me.
~ last, my mother advised me 20 t,
Sardui, the Wuu.au's tCric. u.cus
y va1 uo use Cor I was ucItlv Gen. a.s
uIihI'H seemcn 10 do nc a1y good. pll
D iluN eleven Bottles. and rlN ..i asls
10 all oi ny Work aud ny own
washing.
lli.1k Ccrdui Is ihe acst medicine liz
IT, World. Ay weight has iucic1sci.
-rd look We picture Of health.
i YOU suiiar from any OF ihc ala,rnis
peculiar 90 women, get fbullc ot C.IM
loGly. Delly Is dangerous. We kt5w
II WI help YOU. los o. has helmet %
Hiany thousands OF o,hCt weak N..i.l
M ile past 90 years.
~ al druggists.
Brh e ctsf-roo-s Hst .'sa c.. o.
kcTsor bert, Gle t..Hl. THrn. wv
Nsr-tnDe1f 70. you're case sr. o4 ra.stn.. l.rt
.'"-nstio To- moH.' be- Va" vf4.ls' Nr ..'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

a Galley o. Fun!
CONGRATULATIONS.

OLAIiON5.
II had been n night OF triumph at
Capua~-New York. As the little band
OF workers gathered around tho box.
Office receipts, Mrs. @. s. Publicly
1.-THE defeated candidate for chairman
OF the Entertainment Committeel
raised her voice and spoke substan.
tally as follows,
Well, Il was just grand - Just
grand; You girls that got II up ought
to be proud OF yourselvesl Il was q
credit TO the First Combined church;
you c~ert'nly couldn't have done Il bet.
ter; the talent was jGst splendid.
"That skinny little pianist from Syr
acuse was simply perfect simply
perfect She didn't look rs n she
could play n BIT. and nobody expect,
cd anything OF her. hut myl she did
make those keys traveli l thought
she was a perfect wonder. especially
In that piece where she broke down
you rememberi
"And that awfully good looking so.
pranol Weren't YOU lucky 90 get her?
| saw a more stunning cres.
ture in my life-such a pity that she
flatted all her hiHh notes, They say
she comes originally from New York,
and wore tights In n comic opera TN
ONE broker-hut that's the way Il
goes; you can't pick and choose the
past life OF your talent. It's too bad
That Mrs. Brown-the Baptist Mrs.
Brown, I m~ean-knew all about this
creature.
But naturally the prize OF the eve.
ming was that i-mpersonator. Wasn't
lac funny? And how did he think up
oil those jokes about Capua people, /
just laughed myself sick when ne told
about George Moore being so absent
minded that he put his umbrella to
led and stood W himself all night In
the hall. And that Joke about Mr..
glinkly, the constable-no use 10 vac.
climate him-he couldn't catch any.
thing' But I thought the best joke
Of the lot was the one he sprung on
Eat old Mr.. Simms. You remember
that-dou't you? why, the young Eel.
low said that Mr.. Simms came down
q his bank one morninE and was TAX.
en sick with appendicitis. and the doc.
tors had 10 hold a consultation -they
didn't know whether 20 operate or
60 blast. I thought u was a shame
when Mr.. Simms got up and went ont
mad and said he wouldn't contribute
a blessed cent to the building fund.
...... Well. good night, Splendid
success. wasn't it?"-Horatio Wins.
low.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
OPEN NoSTRlLS! END
A COLD or CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.


County nftv' Your cold lon head or
ratarrh d%isappelrf Your Cloggcd Hos-
trilH Wll omen the aUr passages oi
your head viii clear aud % can
breathe freely. $50 more snuflinz,
hawking mucous discharge. dryros.
cop headache uo struggling for bread
lt night
Got % small, bottle .f Ely's Cream
i1Im from your druga.st ANA apply
a utiio 90 this fragrant untiscpt.r
cream in your nostrils Do penetrato4
thtnlrh 'vcrI air passing. co.; the head.
soothing and hoalins 'br swollen or
inflnmrd mucous membrane. giving
ynu instant relief Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
~stuucd-up and miserable. Relief .s
sure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

a calm Mid and pleasant anticipation. You
use Il with your oap hand. apply u A. need
ed, and at once feel a Scnsc o. relief.
Mothers who have learned all Ibis from
experience tell Of The blessed relief from
mnrulne sickness. NE absence Of strain and
ne unidentified haolihfus influence Impaired 10
iie coming baby.
One very important Thing 70 remember
about Mothers Friend II can not exercise
any other influence than 10 simply lubricata
the paTts. make them more firm TO naturally
withstand tie constantly Increasing pressure.
Ard Is the muscles continue 10 expand. the
nerves hccume accustomed 10 this new con-
fIiIon and adjust themselves without undue
pain. "Moihcr's Friend" j. entirely free of
any drug iaGuencc whatsoever and may be
ssfd freely ~ al times.
Got a bottle Of IBIS splendid help today.
Phone your nearest druggist on send for H..
Then write Bradfcid Regulator Co. 7a4 La
mar BLDG. Atlanta. Ga, Tor a valuable book
81 destruction for cxpeeiant mothtfs.
"Noiher's Friend" is recommended every
uisete ~ women slo have used u. And you
cans read some very interesting letters II you
write for This book.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
"a TrAnalltlonl

~ T|IT"" "|'""|
Say IL thou wit that n can hear
j. Aish
butterfly;
say lhat II q no Tale or nary lhnu
That tells as how sweet Cinderella
haud
was won' u q never thorn on rose
bush grows
On laugh II should say the blushins
rose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
HIGH FINANCE

Nose Johnson-Sa Say. Pete. s'pose
we gets kciched fer stealth desc heah
,urkeys-does we get Jailed?
Pete Pcrsimmons- Suttinly not;
Turkeys am so high nowadays dat
stealin' a turkeys des like stealing q
railroad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

Having sold C.. .. simonson aud
s. @. Danleison the Albuquerqae Nos-
city Works. an accounts due tho
ahove firm should be- paid simonson
a panicison
g b. HOPPING
Prop Alhup Novelty Works
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09

ana YET during the Pc
Rod Of expectancy.
much depends upon
the physical comfort of
The mother. One Of tho
hest aids Il a remedy
known as Mothers
Friend" Applied over
the muscles. Il penc-
trates 10 the net work
Of nerves. relieves the
pains In to
stretching Of cords and
l~iraments. makes them
plant. induces daily
comfort. rcsiful nlrhta.
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