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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-25

IF you had the right to make love
to me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wouldn't
do it"
He looked at her In amaZement-
what do you mean?" he gasped
ITS only because you haven't the
right that you do it-by suggestion"
Ethel pursued.
How can you say that7" And he
put all the heart he was capable OF into
the question.
You don't deny it," she said quietly.
He breathed hard and then said Bit
terly:
What a contemplate opinion you
musf have of meT'
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-25
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
CHAPTER XII.
The Chichesters.

A LARIC sat on the edge Of her
n chair and put his arm around
~ her shoulder and tried to COM
fort her.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-03-25
SYNOPSIS.

Frank O'Connell. young Irish patriot.
is shot and wounded by British soldiers
while making a home rule speech. He
is aided by Angela Kingsnorth an Eng
fish society girl. who defends him.
Angela takes OConnell to her brothers
home and helps to nurse him. He RECEIVERS.
and he and the girl become fast friends.
O'Connell when well is sent to Jail for
disturbing the peace. He finally writes
Angela that he has finished his sentence.
O'Conne1 and Angela wed. She has
espoused the Irish cause Her brother. a
member of parliament. is very angry.
The happy couple come to America 10
live. A daughter is born to them. An
gela's brother refuses to help the couple
in any way. Angela dies.
O'Connell names his daughter Margaret
and calls her Peg" O'Connell receives
a most important letter from England,
which perplexes him.
OConnell allows Peg to visit England
at her uncle's request The elder Kings
north's heart had finally saftened toward
his dead sisters little girl
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK)
what right have banks to fair
There should be law against II
They should be made to open their
doors and keep EN- open. That's what
we give 'em our money for-so that
we can take it out again when we
want it."
Poor Mrs. Chichester shook her head
sadly.
Everything gone!" she moaned
Ruined. and at my age!'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
APPETITE FOLLOWS
GOOD DIGESTION

Nearly everyone INDUCES their
appetite and the digestive organs
are abused, resulting In conges-
ton OF poisonous waste that clogs
the bowels and causes much misery
and distress.
The most effective remedy to
correct this condition is the com
blnation Of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, known as DIR. Cald-
Wells syrup Pepsin. This is n
natural. pleasant-tasting remedy,
gentle yet positive In action. and
quickly relieves Indigestion. cons,i-
patton. sick headache, belching,
etc. Drug stores sell DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents
and one dollar bottle. and IN
thousands OF homes It is the In
dlspensalile family remedy. For
a free trial bottle write DR.. w. b.
Caldwell. 452 Washlngton ST.,
Monticello. his. NJ ! A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
Aantippe Dialogues
CHILDREN, . CENTS"
lily NIrs L Ill IInnI.Il

shades of Niohel" calculated Kan
tippe. socrates. did you see this?'
fsee what, my dear" asked the
philosopher. following with his eye
the pointing finger ~ see nothing
unusual Admission. o cents. children
8 cents isn't that customary
%, who can be more stupid than
wise man. when he is in the mood
for IT, snarled Xantippe DO you
see what 1t is admission Tor
WHY, the moving pictures, I sup-
fase: really did not notice replied
Socrates.
but pictures Of WHAT, let me ask
heading.
@Aheml have never read the book
but ! certainly had the Impression
that Ii was q very famous story by a
great writer aud religious teacher.r
That may all be true, but Il GER
tainly isn't milk for babes Even II
You haven't read the book Won might
know that from the synopsis right un-
der your eyes, Julia fuses about
having ner children read the Window
shade, because she thinks they are
too young for IT, but you will see her
taxing little Daphne 10 this picture
shoM9 Admission. only 9 ccnts,"
socrates adjusted his glasses at the
proper angie. and deliberately perus--
ed the announcement which was pro-
tucing such an excitement at his
breakfast table
Wen. my dear il may not be so
bad MS YOU think Probably a child
would just see pictures and movement
aud light, and not understand what
TIE real significance OF the story
was
Something must be the matter with
your memory, Socrates. How old
We're Alexander and LYDIA when they
began 70 ask to have AN sorts Of
things explained TO theme For my
part. | DONE think children have any
business being entertained with stor-
les or pictures al seduetlons ana elope-
ments and suicides even ii the ad-
mission is only cents
lsat Il Just possible. my DEAR
ASKED socrates that II parents were
i'ss lnita OF that sort of entertainment
= asinsnd Tor something different |
nllRnt pc created which would lead TO
subjects"
70 We'll. retorted Nantlppe the
wefia Is what i is, and menAnd wom-
en- nave 70 itnd II out. but surely we
deh nave TO amuse our children with /
immortality aud crime' They will have
- iSsaih anout II soon enough. good
wish We might do awas with II
aitogetnef, said the gentle philoso-
phsr VITA a Sigh, as he rose from the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Young Woman@ "For several years !
| nave ductored FOR distressing stomach
symptoms, such as sour stomach. helen
ing' accommodations Of gas, heartburn.
usoWsyness after eating, sleeplessness, coat.
| 60 tongue bad breath, inertia, and am
se'uhg thin and weak, my complexion i
poor, and so far have not been imnrnved
by the medicines ! have taken.r
Answer; Your need is medicine - s,a
u ls overcome dyspepsia and tone up
me stomach, liver and bowels I advise vo.
20 take mdouble-four stomach and bowel
medicine" sold In sealed packets. nv dr,,c'
gisls' with complete direction.
fss
Miss Adele writes: My hair is eomblns
ou. my scalp itehes and dandruff is very
annoying and want something to cure
these conditions.
Answer For hair and scalp tronhles !,
nave never found anything 10 equal the
beneficial results OF thoraueb ,res.r,s.ss
q plain yellow mnyol ii IS ooolIng "isaaa
ing ana inylguratlng, and thousands NJ,
zoe ~ regularly as a hair ana seaIn tonie
Henry J. G. writes, Sometime see,,s ),
ne wrong with my system ana ! don,
Nnow Wnat u -, have huge puffs under
my eyes, my eyes are bloodshot In nornins,
aud my feet and ankles are swollen ea s'ns
times ! have chils and feel weak ana tirsa
most Of the time" sAeu
answer; Your eliminating organs. suct, a.
liver and kidneys are IN need az traats
lnent Begin taking halmwort tablets =,
once. Get them IN sealed tubes Win fau
directions OF any weli-stockpd ,srnesIs,
Nj G asks Please relieve ma :,
coated tongue, foul breath headache. ean'
SITUATION and general NJ health" sp
Answer; II habltualy eonstlpatea cd,
should take three.graiu salnhefh t,.i ~
mot sulphur) and arouse the organs s.h,,,s
Intimate waste materiai from vonr haa,
: hese tablets purify the blood and Imnra,s
nc health BY acting On the liver lFiane,,s
,na bowels. Obtain In scaled tubes '' wl1s
.rli directions Win
sarah" says; Can anything he aona
er one who is bothered with rheumatIsw
e So please reply" -''''S'''
=, AnsWer' You can he relieved Of veur
rheumatism II you take the following. AtIs /
y shaking well and take teaspoonfui = I
neal times and al bed time and yo,, vii,
con be relieved Comp essence eardlal' I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
----7- \ l@1-t-1 m 1000
Santa Fe Society Notes

pcrcolator, fell to Mts. Small, with
a score Of 1894 points.
The third prize, a very pretty copper
tea Kettle, WAS Won by MIS-. Asbo,i,
the score being 1855 points.
The scores Of the other contestants
were:
Mrs. Hollonan, l2,1T5; Mrs. John
March. 1855; Mrs, Arthur SelisrAn,
12,14i: Mrs. Otefo. 12,03S; Mrs. Spitz,
II ,G09. Mrs Hanna, l,h9i; Mrs. Will
son, 1,564; Mrs. Grlmshaw, 11,2Sai
Mrs. Edwards. 1883: Miss Bristow
ll027: Mrs. Townsend, 1881. Mrs
Hughes, 1852: Mrs. James Seligman.
1895; Mrs. Renehnn. 9.9aS; Mrs.
Morley. 9.S93: Mrs French. a.6G2:
Mrs. Mardoff. 92G5: Mrs Brookes, g.
iO2; Mrs. Rolls 9,0l0; Mrs Parker
S.1S7: Miss Massie, 7.SGf, Mrs. Kegei.
1892 Mrs Van Stone, 2.Q22. Mrs.
staplin i,Ge9 aud Mrs. McManus. l.
Genius.
Straight from the heart of genius
glowing message came,
And. kindling the hearts of others
II spread like living flame.
And ne who uttered the message
Was poor ana old and blind.
But his noble Thought was mlrfored
By many noble mind.
lrflred an artists fancy.
And he painted a picture grand;
II touched the soul at sculptor
And guided his skilfnI hand.
II inspired a master musician,
And his notes rang clear and sweet;
II scattered blossoms of beauty
In the path Of poets feet
Yea, It frightened the very sunbeams
That fell on the dew at morn
And the radiant drops assembled
Til the rainbows hues were born
Then into the heart OF maiden
1t fell, light on the dew,
She chose the mate God sent her
And genius was born,
James VI Warnack.
PARTIES.
Cards are out Cor an at home by
Mrs Harry s. Bowman, Mrs. Emma
i. Cohn and Miss Friedman on Tues
day NJ the home Of Mrs Bowman.
Bridge Is 10 be tile game
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

20, conn fluid balmwort o.. avru,
c,,,r aapaIilia' comp, ozs.; wine Of coichi.
IL Vhe- uat o.; sodium salirvlate
''''''S' 'ouide Of potassium. drains.
49,
van ,''s go bertle 4 asks: what remedy can
49, 'ee'hihend to reduce obesity safeIvY
want 70 reduce about thirty nonnds ;.
tah answer; ! rely on five-srain arbolone
.anlets as being the most cfrec,iva nnS
convenient treatments Ia rsanaa a, .nu
~ brusgists supply this IN saaiad t,,has
WIN complete directions Af,ar ~ S',sa
r reT uays pound day is not too mnch
Mrs N. D. D. asks: 30 %, ,,,o,, J.. :.
~ a'9Ssiple ior me to increase nv weieht from
N'e"us 20 about l25 pounds?''
answer; Yes, l believe nm, ,ho r.u,,,.,
use US OF special tonic tablet viii do ,his co.
sVu as II has for thousands ~ o,bars ~ ~
y y, fusslst for three-grain hvno- n,,,fana
tions M ~ sealed packages With fun direo.
the fnil hon anen' Tor several months to get
HAY writes Can n
", oi'hehiai trouble be relieved? noc,orss.,,n
s ~os seem TO help me. what would Won sng'
answer answer; TO relieve chronic co,d, sora
eanca,, psVneilitls' would ADVISE the use az
ehaea 49, N9Stnce mcnthO- laxene pr-
M clp,sa a.''s at any drug store in 2M o..
r s,ii,ansses anu mix according To airec,ions
IL ~ pottle and You viii very shortly
an, 's s' OF AL bronchial trouble rh,s
~ ~, not only relieve. but. win correct and
= very pleasapi 60 take. n ~
III 49, S~N'~ttgt
~ Q. asks swhatsSan AK 4, !.
z pad catarrhal seondtion? "a hava s,,rs6,.d
II a's,,, u'le ana am unable 10 find Keller
n aauition to catarrh IN thrnat IN, 49,
LIS, ! am also affected win pa,,,s, Is
'aifh Cor lencorrhea)" S''s -
answer; good tonic ana b,,,,s.. ,
~ ti'iree-efaln hypo-nuclane tahIa,s shnm,,
~ ne''u up your vitality while ,,sln~ ar,ss",,
- ~ fHdhe Powder for local treatr,en, ~,
na,,a.. !" swo or eight ounce package Of inc
asNus, anu complete directions with mack
ase VIII tell you how to use -" ''eA'
seAn L. writes: Il find nv n.,,,..,
~. ss.'nssh ana nervous system failing M
70 not recuperate as of vore NJ -, -
.ss' seem not TO benefit ~ thay sha,,,a
an weak, Respondent ana unsh,s -. -
Il i,&s tue 9u,ies which were assumed eariisr
nlsas,'ro WINE my ambition for work and
treasure Is slowly going"
nnSWes' | think a powerful Harmless.
l"hie ana nervine medicine WI .s'...
sis,,.t .ssso'e ina functions OF digestion as
~ ana elimination by invigorafing
~, nervous system. Obtain threa-erais
. =. tahlets packed In sealed TIMES
'aa sahe as per directions accomnanvtua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Or Of the occasion this afternoon at
the stern home on West Copper ave-
nue. Details of the event are yet
20 be supplied, az even the date has
not been decided upon,
II 81 not too much 90 say that ever
since her debut Miss Stern has reign
"a az a belle IN Albuquerque society
Possessed uf a rare beauty uf face
ana figure, she Is also gifted With a
gracious personality that has won for
her popularity that ~ all the more
cnyiabln because Il IN In no SENSE al-
perfichl She ig an Albuquerque
girl having spent her life here with
The exception az tho years when she
WITS away az school. and numbers her
fricn IA literally by the hundreds. Her
acquaintance with Ar lialtf dates
from d Visit that she made 10 the
coast with her parents about q year
aud hair ago
Mr. nam, who has made uf1ny
friends in Albuquerque on he acca-
sion Of visila made here In the past,
~ junior member Of the firm of S.
llalff a Company. Of Los Angeles
commission merchants Originally a
Texan, he has established himself
firmly In The business and social life
of the coasi. ana enjoys "A position IN
Lon Angeles equal 10 that of Miss
Stern IN Albuquerque. There ara
many IN this city who will attest with
the utmost sincerity 10 the fact that he
Ia a most fortunate man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

curious to see just how bad u would
be. We waded into 'srhe Adsentures
Of Detective Barney,' by Harvey y.
D'Higgins expecting 10 be bored. pre-
pared to he bored, determined % be
bored. with mental muscles tense 70
withstand much sentimental and SEN
sationai clubbing. We kept on wnding,
then took 10 swimming, began float
ing and 1T Last, without ever dropping
the book, climbed out on the "finis'
and eat down 20 marvel az the extra
ordinary art Of Mr.. O'Higgins. We
like that kid. Barney Cook. He's hu-
man and all boy He doesn't DO any
thing remarkable---lt' Mr.. O'fliggins
Also We like BabbinK, the head Of
the Habbing Detective bureau. Bab-
bling Is human. too, and we feel that
clever detectives actually catch crooks
Just as Rabbing does. which Is not BY
calculating evidence as mathcmati-
clans calculate symbols and arriving
through infaillble precision at the
correct answer. The astuteness that
fabbing Is looking for Is shown by
Barney In getting Job with the bu-
reau, and under. the guidance OF the
master detective, Barney assists In APP
pretending "a swindlcr. a blackmaller
a gang of kldnnpers and brings peace
and comfort TO an old man whose
daughters, like those OF Lear, have
cut. him off after proftng by his
bounty. And In the end Barney dis
obeys orders 10 follow n "hunch' and
gets fire. Mr. O'lliggns sustains
greater Interest with less apparent eff
fort than any writer OF detective stor-
les We have followed IN many month.
"L0okipg After Sandy" by Margaret
Turnbull. Is a lively account Of affairs
In an interesting k2ree family which
mas money enough only by a narrow
margia--the sort of family that burst
into American fiction with Louisa NJ.
Alcott and has been popular ever
since. However, Sandy is not by
birth a member OF the Sandlsons, to
whom she annexes herself by naive
act OF boldness Ia fact, the story
opens with things looking very wet
and gloomy for her, Miss Perkins, the
benefactrefs who took her from the
poorhouse, has died intestate, and the
heir has come TO claim his property
Neither he nor any Of his neighbors
Is willing to Look After Sandy" But
the pluelty little red -headed girl de-
cides through her tears that she
=, NE haaear so ehn ,a.ey To-" nnnnsa1 III. J,a5
IL nine aud ,olIow,ny an ~ sng.
~ast tan h,sabs har ohi, ' ,a,,,n IA
~ ~ s,a"tor M, i's nn,,, ~
~ ..rlea mt rgvnt" Na,y Iersav, ~
ses1 hor sar,nno NJ, "or,iar ~
tiers, relating as they do 10 the quaint
childhood adventures OF the Sendl-
~, enaa Ea,o,, : '',,,t,,' ,,,,,',s,i,s,
=, na,t - elra sa,,,.ht1y ~ -. ~
=, - ,i - aileihi, s H,r'a ~
'ann 10" :" XIX |
=" ,ia ,s, 60 CO.. IT," ,pa -"
ps r ~ 49, n,,,i',p 'At,an o"h ns
o.'p 80 NV 49,, - .' ",.ns IN,
i H., a;s.ars "ts"s ."r,s - ~ .o.S VIZ
~, a ',,Is. ~, e",'a', ,,s.,e In" ~
ss,he,.s nyn v s",sh ,ha' Wiz ,, 10
49,, - 'stss" WIZ ,'n' w s."u.u
i'Wh' H'fthb an unused Tcbull on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT

me final scores in the bridge tourn
ament az the Santa Fe club we're an.
nennced ~ Chairman Arthur SeHr-
man OF the social committee. me
,lrst prize. an oil painting. bv SheIdon
t-arssns. was won by Mrs. Cochran
WIN score Of 1857 points
me second prize. a silver coffsa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
DINNER PATTY.

Mrs. NJ l.. Stern was hostess last
evening az dinner party In honor
Of Miss Allne Stern and Miss TITLE
Lash, the latter a Denver visitor TO
MrA Hugh Outer After dinner the
party wag turned into dance and
proved one OF the delightful affairs
Of the week.
lieaides Miss Stern and Miss Lash
The guests were Miss ililda Grunsfeid,
Miaa Florence lrunsfeid. Miss Annette
Wenmnn. McsrA Leon NJ iIalff Of
dolfl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
Loue's Pilgrimage

Love goes out Ia the worlds bright beauty
Seeking f. crown for Iht gloNeing hair
Wrought ia the gold Of her deepest dreaming
Jeweled with tfr ngas that are burning there.
Lave goes out "a the worlds high music
Seeking q SONG FOR her lbs 20 eiiW
Tnned the lit Of her hearia fapt measure,
Timed Ia the heat Of her anow-white wing.
Love goes oui her futile auentihg
Roaming In The ways where the world Ia young:
Love goes far nna her heart grows weary
seeking the crown aud the song nnsung.
1.-Two comes hack from thu great worlds wonder
Finaing them both whete Che passed them by-~
crown ~ gold thid's sweet forehead.
song of hef heart IN childH low cry,
sehtddsf Wfi1ttpn, IN Smart Set.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
ANoTmrn suNE MrpplNG.

The cneagemont Of Miss Henrietta
loelps 20 Mr. E j. NAgie. which was
announced last week. means an aa-
dison 4" the fist Of June weddings
that NOW Promises 50 he larger than
usual for The event Il lu take MA
on the tenth af neM month. owinH
TO a recent death ~ the family Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Aans readers thoroughly enjoy the
amssins iaies Of the modern detec-
lite hut The Idea OF milking sixteen
: chi boy tic hero % a series Of
defective stories Is enough To disgust
any seii-terpectin reader. We were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

The Indies OF the baptist church win
give an entertainment on the even
ing of May 90. Those who viii take
part are Mrs. Wolf, reader; Mrs. At
kinson. cornetist; Miss Corhctt. plan
list; Mrs, MeGrIff and Miss Selkc, vlo-
linists.
Miss Tillie Lash, who has been vis-
ting Mrs Hugh Outer in this city.
VIII return TO her home IN Denver to-
day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
ron srcnIeTAlty HOUSTON.

I Arthur G. ltngland, United States
district forester, entertained at lunch-
con az the Country club last Monday
In honor of Secretary Of Agriculture
iaDavid f.. Houston. Francis Caifey. SO
lalcltar Of The department Of agricul-
tnre, and A. H. Potter, who stopped
over for a day ln Albuquerque while
ON a tour OF inspection Of the forest
service. Besides the members OF the
cabinet party the guests We're A. Q,
Waha. John Kerr, j. .. Seth, M. NJ.
Cheney, Dr w. IL Long, Albert Nor
fis, ]. - Mullen. n. u. Hammond, +.
u. pitchlynn, O. n. Powell Aldo Leo
pold, J. G. Kircher and =, J. o'Neill
of ST. Louis, and Or. Lundell Of r.
Worth.
After luncheon the secretary made
an inspection OF the district office Of
the forest service and met the clerks
and other employees. and later In the
afternoon he and his party were taken
for an auto ride about the city and
into the surrounding country The
party, with District Forester RinRland,
left Mopday night for the coconino
and Tusayhn rational forests, and the
National Monument at the Grand Cam
yon.
This IN Mr. llouston's first visit to
the national forests, and he evidenced
a keen interest In the work of the
service, especially as To the DISPOSE
ton OF the timber, the grazing work.
aud classification of AGRICULTURAL
lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
Graduation
Days

There isn't anythIag more appra.
pirate for the graduate inan gIft
u iewelrs.
For the sonng man. Howard
Watch or a hiss expensive rigln o.
uallham.
For the Young woman. 4 DIAMOND
RING. Brooch. laNaiIiesss or j sialn.
tY lsraceief Watch.
iiu.ing Of iATItIIT means nres.
tlgc and lower prices than elsewhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
'cIlIfl.,lI s0cINI.

one Of the most enjoyable social az
faila of the season was given In the
paflors Of the Lead avenue Methodist
church, Tuesday afternoon Go tho
winners Of a calling contest by the
LOSERS Tile spacious parlors were
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and unon entering, the ladies we're
cordially greeted by the president.
Mia. charles MAtlington and tho af-
ternoon was spent by The guests with
necdlework aud IA greeting each other
and chatting informally
Miss hcArl rompkns, accompanied
by Mrs Donovan. delighted every one
with her sweet voice, and responded
90 repeated applause with humor-
Gus little ENCORE. AZ the close of the
afternoon The guests were invited to
the dining room where four long ta-
hies were laid with all the good things
natH on such occasions Each table
WAS decorated with fragrant pink and
white carnations and graceful lace
fern
Following the luncheon Or. Reck-
man commended the winnmg ladies'
highly for their work. also the losers
for their work I'm the contes, and for
the deliehtful entertainment prepared
Ter the winners Mrs Beckman then
announ ca that while both sides
worked hard there Was ONE lady on
me LOSING aide who made more calls
IMAM any pne en- either side and that
the winners wished 10 prosent her with
q little token Of appreciation. She
then presented a beautiful holquet Of
foaea 10 MIS-. H. ~ Zillmer, who
voiced her thanks in most pleasing
manner.
An amusing incident and one much
appreciated by every one was the pre-
sehtation ~ the winncrs Ia Ruby. the
taitaipl family horse al Mrs u. A.
fortetiield. a new set nf shoes in ap-
pftelatIon ~ the great amount of
lfakeiins he hal done IN assisting the
iadIas in Innhlnn ihnlr calls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09
SEWING PATTY.

A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
by number of friends at the home
OF Mrs. Il. NJ. Stone on Wednesday.
Those present were Mrs Yontz, Mrs.
Yarnell, Mr. Jnnius johnson, Mrs.
Mardorf, Mrs. Frank Andrews, Mrs.
Sinner, Mrs. Coomer, Mrs. Wells. Mrs
Warren King and Mrs. GrImshaM.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

A garden is lonesome thing, God wot!
Rose plot,
Fring'd pool.
Fern'd gr it,
The veriest school
OF peace and yet the fool
Contends that God IL not
Not Gcdl IN gardens! when the eve
Is cool2
Nay, hut have a sign;
It's very sure God walks IN mine.
-Thafuaa Edward proWp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-09

Tho meeting Of the Woman's clut
on Tuesday afternoon in the old Pal
ace, was under the direction of the art
and literature department. An able
and interesting address was delivered
to large audience by DR. Frank II.
IT, Roberts, president Of the New
Mexico Normal university at las We
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sion" A pleasing musical program
was rendered by Mrs. HARRINGTON. Az
ter the club meeting tea was served
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