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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
TIIE CHEMISTRY on slAINs

Z VOW many women IN the course
OF the weeks round o. house
hold duties find Il necessary to
remove. Or Try to remove. stains from
table linen, clothing and other ma
teriais Of daily uscg
The answer IL tina probabiy every
woman who keeps house" has some
thing Of this sort to do. Thcfe is an
other question; How many women do
ing this work know what they are
doing; what knowledge have they Of
the practical chemistry Of stains
The inquiry Is suggested By an ar
lticle in the current number OF the
extension press service buIlsiin Of the
New Mexico State College u A%srical-
tnre. which tells the first essentials
about this chemistry; facts which
would seem essential 20 the efaeioncy
Of every woman who has "a homo 20
manage n who would manage il
successfully.
The chemistry Of stains Is "a one
81 many practical subjects Of instruc.
tion which every gin may learn these
days In the regular course Of her high
school and college life. without inter-
fering in n way with the supposedly
higher cultural side Of her educatlon
Our Erandmothers n a majority OF
a mothers found Il necessary to
take the spots out Of tlic taolc cloth.
and the grease stains from saany's
pants BY means OF more or Ices scicn-
tincally grounded recipes learned by
painful experiment More oftcn than
not the Information was not seienur-
ically sound and the fruit stains and
the grease atubbornly refused 70 come
out In spite Of hours over ub and
Aefmer ,ohd nrcssing board.
Now IL is possible for every girl. IN
high school college or university. ana
in finishing school. to learn these
practical matters Of household chem
istry; az education which a. the ay-
erase woman l. worth mole N saved
labor and household smoothncss ana
family content than al the ~so-called
higher education available. without
deprecating In the slightest dcsroe the
Importance Of what Is supposed 10 De-
the higher education Of woman. IL
would seem Ia be a very foolish thing
IN these ass of splendid availability
OF practical learning, for ady eirl to.
pass through school time period with
IA taking the run domestic science
course. of which the matter 81 taking
out spots is but a single detail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Current Poetry
How Easily Done

] vowed that ] would not forget,
The day she won't away.
! 5Woro undying faith, and yet
That faith has gone astray.
4 thousand swift attractions came
To turn my feeble mind.
And now this morning, red with
shame,
My broken VOWS I find.
Beside this wct and choorless spot
] stand a ahddpncd man,
Last night the ice-bOx l forgot,
And, oh, It overran,
Detroit Free Press.
And thon 7 won't up to her room,
And had q sudden shock,
When I discovered In my gloom
] had not wound the clock.
-PatcrSOR Press.
When she comes back she'll vent hsr
ire,
or that / have no doubt;
For whom last night the house took
FIRE
! forgot TO Put It out.
The mlllmAn Is intelligent.
lie takes the we'll known bun:
For always when he brings his milk
lie leaves 1t In the sun.
Chicago Tribune.
Tho icoman Is a clever cuss.
For when he comes each day.
To leave the lee, he takes a fork
aud chips II all away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Views Of The Press
Finishing 4 Story

The reporter goes down, and says TO
the man who waits. The jury has
reported, and you But tie man
stops him. Good or bad, he can't
bear 20 hear a. suddenly. Wen
go 10 the saloon, ho says, 'and take
a drink. IN pay for IL with my last
two bits. Then. II / have won tho
case, YOU order a second round
They drank slowly, the litigants
eyes On the reporter. When tho
glasses were empty, the reporter
moved toward the door. The nan
followed him. On the sidewalk, tho
reporter placed his hand ON tho
mans and said, "Old man. / can't
take another drink because / might
get on a spree, and then I'd lose my
lob but You won the Gaze That
is tho way the story ends. That rs
Che logical ending. But, oat OF tho
old desire. We supply this one.
The reporter lied like "a gentleman.
To could have taken two drinks.
Any reporter can. And this was AN
average reporter. lie was % contI
poorer than tho litigant would have
been had tho case gone against him.
The reporter didn't order tho second
round Of drinks because he didn't
have the price. But he was a drink
ahead on tho deal.
IL George Bingham doubts the &C.
curacy OF this addition 10 his story.
we refer him TO Irwin S. Cobb, Guy
Ravlstou or John Mack Melonc. or.
81 ho has not time 10 come TO Nash
vile or 10 20 10 New York 10 consult
one OF these, he may consult any
body IN PaduCah who has known re-
porters. -NaShUiIic IenHcSScdn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

NTUEE we were boys On tho
Nv country aud read everything
N. could lay our hands on
from IHi..r1 Analogy 10 the
statistical r..orls from the Depart.
mCut ui hsrl. ulturc, tho desire used
90 ue STRONG Tpou us Oh finish "a piece
OF fiction 81 no dincreutly from the
way Iie author had finished d. 10
add sHmotalug, 30 mako the cudinB
% lllt'o Uu.. nearly 2 90 nala'o az
We ..H nature. But theI" WAS ah-
other feeling that operated as q
check upon that ono a feeling OK
r.rcI0U.. iIr mon VINO D1llI "rlie'
@ .cH.u iHa. 10 would DC decoration
60 Day pru.lne hands upon ih'if
product. IHe former looiinf ahldla'
Tho latter has gone, since $500 nave
com" n. .W mcn VINO hile l't
what they are, mostly clay WIN y
little sold .roupinE ott mere ana
Then. AuI 100, for the FIRST time, we
are going I. gritily me desire lhat
has made If abiding place with as
Through One gclra.
George FI1sham OF puducal, KY,
known principally for bus llDs'
walloW' locals, has written "a hitle
story entitled "The Second Drink
A lawsuit ls on trial Involving q mo
farm and considerable money.
newspaper reporter, going To mo
courtroom. finds the piaintih ln the
case sitting ON tho Eourthuuse fiep3,
rmokiHE desperately. An ihya d, II
ho lose. fhp .uit he must go 10 Work
n5 a manual laborcr at "a dollar a
uay. Tho jury Is about ao come IN
with a verdict. Impatient 20 hear,
tho man Is afraid 10 hear. TN, re-
porter goes up. The verdict 10 read.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Health Talks
Carriers Of Pneumonia
ny WILLIAM MD.

with cases OF pneumonia: the other
in the fact that patients recovering
from pneumonia harbor tho respon-
eible organism In the mouth for a
considerable length OF time.
These are probably the prolific car
riers OF colds" II your friend has
a friend down with pneumonia or
sore throat or n bad cold" and
spends all his spare time holding her
hand or rubbing her temples, look
out for him. IL your friend has Just
recovered from such an illness him
self and you can't cross tho street
when you see him coming, then be
brief In your salutation anyway.
Breyity Is a most oommendablo vir-
tue. This world would DO a lot bet.
ter on II Il could be spread as easily
as the all too common Cold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
HON. A. A. N
FOR THE SENATE


INTRODUCING the Herald. recent
editorial upon Hon. q. A Junc.
ana his ~dcsirahlllty an the Demo.
cratic candidate from Nrw M,Alco fof
the United states senate. Inc Roswell
Record OF Thursday s1S
The following editorial lfou the
Albuquerque Etening Herald receive.
"A hearty Amen from the Record
We believe that "a great majority o.
the Democrat of the state feel esq
actly the same way about H. ThaI
ne would be- IA, strongest candidate
ana about the best qualified Tor the
se%natorshiD goes almost without say
Ing. A. A. Jones be- the logical man
for the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
4 surcty's Liability

Q. Gould q surety tChosc prtnci-
pal failed IN business or ~dbscOndcd
lose the possession Of his property
i0ifhout ms VifC's rOnscnH Does fho
SioiHfc Of exemptions copcr only that
part Of fhc property OUcr Uhtch the
tcifc has cOHfrOR
A. II the principal fails or alb.
seconds. an action may be brought
against the surety. II Judgment Ia
recovered. however. so much Of his
property as comes within the statute
OF exemptions in your state will DO
exempt from execution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Peoples Legal Friend
M Is A collin. Not A DraIn
by Z. r. BRANsoN

O. We Of the cast end Of torn
(Bismdrck, n. d. icGHf 10 knOi0
fchcthcr ace can sue ne cifv for
d0mGgcs caused by unnecessary
grading. Heretofore chdnHcis along
the streets hare token array a good
deal Of ne surface iCdfcr. The So
called improvements hare raised the
street higher than the SidcsoaIk and
backed the tCatcr into tie yard and
cellar. doing q great deal Of damage
and dctHaIly SdpDiHO diC0V ne fOHn-
ddftoHs Of u house. HGUc nc any
TcmedyP
A. While the city has the right to
improve the streets, Il must do 80 in
n careful manner and not in such a
way as 60 injuro abuttinE property
owners. Where a city performs work
OF this character In a negligent man.
nor. ga that injury proXimately re-
suits thorefrom, there viii be "A LA.
bility. The facts AZ given by you
seem TO Indicate that the city has
been negli sent. n such Is tho case,
and II the negligence caused the ia.
jury, the city viii DO liable,
4 Check Not Necessarily 4 Receipt
q. A check Is a receipt for moHeu
paid, bHt Is u q receipt OF puVm,nt
for a particular purpose, dS "fOr labor
10 date"g
A. A check. IN so Tar as II acts as
a receipt, stands on the same footing
with all other receipts for tho pay
mont Of money. fl is not conclusive
evidence that the debt is discharged.
but, like other receipts. IS open TO.
explanation. II affords what is
known at primd f1cir evidence-tha
Is. It puts the burden upon the other
party OF proving that the debt has
not been paid In full.
See A Lawyer
.. May u a make q deed 10
his property Without employing an
attorney,
A. Yes, IL he is familiar with the
requisite iormalitics. il would be
highly desirable. however. TO have
your lawyer attend 10 tho matter for
you.
A Bill OF Sale
NJ. ~ - 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

No crook Is clever enough 10 per.
manontly olude the wholly common.
place forces Hrraycd against him.
There is no doubt the Prodigai
Son was hungry. lie ate heartily OF
veal.
Next 20 a holiday. Sunday Is the
longest day Of the year.
Tho trouble with tho man who
quits drinking Is that he always be
licyos the matter OF sufficient interest
10 the public to Justify him Ia giving
a parade.
There are various ways I'm which
trouble may be- avoided. One OF
thom i5 20 sell your bull dog.
Ii Is not surprising that young men
80 in for football. A man may
achieve prominence In football with.
out having II said OF him that his
wife made him.
It isn't particularly to his credit
that, after working all OF his life for
the house "A man needs to be pen
STONED in his old age.
While the men speak In very com.
plimcntary terms Of the modest VITO.
lets. they seem TO fall IN love with
the flaming honyhocks.
DO not allow yourself 20 become
excited over the oXtravaEant cxpen.
ditures OF the New Workers. II Is
their money.
No crusade against tipping carries
FAR. Tho average man doesn't caro-
for money. but hc wants the waiter
TO think well OF him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Vest Pocket Essays
ny CPopcR FITCH
THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
BY GEORGE FITCH

largest college library In the coun-
try. a lot OF fraternity houses which
make the city hotel look small and
unimposing, one OF tho greatest engi-
neering schools in the world and a
presidential candidate in the shape
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

D. brady pNI dnsuer al questions pertaining to Health. II pour qRes-
ton q Of general interest % uMI be Gnsccred through these columns; q not
q uI DC anspccd personally II stamped, addressed envelope Is enclosed.
Or. Brcdy tDI not prescribe for indivifu1I cases or make diagnoses. AA
dress all letters TO Or. William Brady care OF this newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
GastrItIs-What Is Il?

wan you kindly explain the nature
Of acute OdStritis ard state Chcfhcr
there Is any cure for iH
AnStccr-Gastro. stomach; tits, In
fammation. Acute gastritis Is
caused by corrosive poisons and in
exceedingly rare instances by severo
infection. II IS usually fatai-but
all that belchcs IS not gastritis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

OF James r. Mann, an alumnus.
Illinois also has George HUI. He
does not have a Doctors degree, but
he Is n Of tho most successful mem
bors OF the faculty. having turned out
as graduates from his baseball team
about fifty big league players. mi.
nols has held the baseball champion
ship Of the collegiate universe for
many years.
The state OF Illinois gives its uni
versity S. 800. 600 20 spend each year
and has more farmers with college
degrees than any other state in
consequence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

ny the ~
~ Second riddle

I
49,,
THERE SEEMS to bc quito a little
detail involved in borrowing a.
billion dollars.
d
DIR DCMBA become SUFFICIENT
81 interested IN American politics TO
be unaitcrably opposed TO the recall
O.
PROBABLY that's about the only
thing pumba and Prof. Taft are IN
complete accord about.
.
WILLARD RECORD announces
that julius Meyer. sheriff OF Torrance
county. who has twice been elected
shcrin on the Democratic ticket. and
who during the past two elections
lined up with the Progressive. VIII
In future throw his influence TO the
stand pat Republicans. The q. O. r.,
battered as Il Is ought TO be able 20
stand up under the load. II hns had
worse responsibilities than Julius.
-
1T is SIGNIFICANT that the VIII
lard papers announcement is in con-
~noction with a boost for Sec Romero
for governor
THE RECORD il personally COM
ductiag the Romero gubernatorial
boom. and shows peeyishness because
some political writers leave Sec out
OF the list Of probabilities.
.
IN THIS. one cannot h'ame the
Record. The late speaker Of the
house Of Representatives must not be
itft u
vi NEED him as a candidate
o
THE HOPEFUL ENGL1sI:MAN
sees good In everything. Zeppelin
raids on London he finds encourage
recruiting.
A HOME FOR war dogs Is being
planned in sax0ns. ~ Is too blamed
bad they didn't build that home FOUR
teen months aso and make the dogsl
stay 10 Il.
An ALABAMA pla1ter has sue
ccedcd ln growing colorcd cotton. This
leads TO hope that In time we can
grow Emitted States flags and red
necktles.
The Childrn Are Nutty About u.
(School Notes. Montrosc Recordl
We are learning a new squirrel
song.
%
who's Who IN "a Missouri Family.
tFrom the Macon Times-pcmocrat)
Tie s-Dcmocrat has brcvcttcd
It's Drake township representative forl
the best story 81 the wee6. which told
cf "a man marrying his mother-in-!aw
The bridegroom has four children,
tao boys and W girls, who. hy this
marriage. become their 81 u%ncicsl
and aunts. They are also brothers
OF their own father and graud-
mother. Tho husband is now his uhni
lathor-fn-law and hid Wife's son-in-
law. while his wife Is his daughtcr-l
ana her own mothcr-in-law. /
o
Moudst Thou Have Some More Of
the MuShP
Cp%crsunais. san Francisco Chronicleb ]
a. Co., Your picture Will be- hung Boo
hail of fame; amt you happy
T.. q.
DICK sure and come ou THUR
day. long ride ahead. NELL.
GVETCuEN-Hn1c foino Surge: uu-
Grant ycrsth nicht. Honc bait clnon
brief. Mitt lichc. HANS.
MAUD-He ON lookout for phone
mcssagc; you know what HnsNcr
WILL.
o
Tho old-fushioncd woman who used
To- s.sy or q rejected suitCr:
william Is Of "a Fucndld type. hut
I deemed it 90 our mutual happiness
that ] refuse HIS. Poor boy, 1t "or-
rios me-
Has % granddaughter now who.
might put 81 somewhat afcr this
ftrhion;
Jaw. H1l is q good kid, an right.
hut couldn't uui.c sec him. Tho
poor fish. should fret -Detroii
Newa.
o
couldn't FOOD Her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
QUESTIONS AND W
How To Quit The Pipe

Can pou suggest anything 10 help a
man stop SmOkiHof ! smoke a pipe
and q seems impossible 10 break
dlCdp.
Anstccr-Mouthwash and Farglo
night and morning with one-fourth
OF one per cent. solution OF silver
nitrate. Non-meat diet. Eat plenty
Of fresh fruit, lots OF candy. and chew
gum like a s~tenographer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
Couldn't Fool Her

Southern Snun-dlprcr - Mi3tuh.
" so all giyiu' fob cottoa?
H- adler Seven cents.
hut make huh go laow?'
"ruc war
Tho wall? Co long. now Y1' al
ccint fool mo. Tn wah done boon
UYcN whonst ! were "a lootlo gal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18
A Bill or Sale

O. Please ten me whetbcr a On
OF sale may b. assigHCdg A. Yes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

Next 10 a holiday. Sunday Is the
longest day Of the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

No crusade against tipping carries
FAR. Tho average a doesn't caro-
for money. but hg wants the waiter
TO think well OF him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

There Is no doubt the Prodigal
Son was hungry. lie ate heartily OF
veal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

No crook Is clever enough TO per
m%anontly olude the wholly common.
place forces arrayod against him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

DICK he sure and come on Thurs
day. long ride ahead. NELL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

There may De- l1.rdor wUrrk than
tin, but can't tliaa uy What 90
..|id bci
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

Cpcrsunais. sa1 Francisco Chronicle b
a. Co. Your picture Will be hung Boo
hail Of fame; amt you happy?
T.. q,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

DO not allow yourself 10 become
excited owe the o~xtrayaEant oxpen.
ditures Of the New Workers. II iI
their money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

While the men speak In very com.
~plimcntary terms of the modest VITO.
lets, thoy seem 60 fall In love with
the flaming hollyhocks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

II isn't particularly TO his credit
that, after working all OF his life for
The house a man needs TO be pen
stoned in his old age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-18

folno surge: uu-
Grant tcrsth nicht. HoHc bait clnon
brief. Mitt Hcbc. HANS.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-06-03
92pte ON Werifu .

Srpb Der fritiIben SitnatiDn
nit Sentid,lauO Ipll cine GrflG.
RING perDffeutlidlt merben, Die
idlOn lett einigen Saaeu in Gur-
reitung lit nnb Die alien Gartci.
fiihrcrn inMerifo sngeianot uer.
ben iou. aSn bieier Note iollcn
bic larteifiibrer Oaranf binae-
spieien fuerben, Snf, uenn iie
nid)t balo 8ege finSen merbcn,
ben Henplntiunsiuirren Elm GnSe
an ieben, bic Ser. Staatcn ibrer.
ieits i'm 9sameu Der SumauitGt
Wfittel ergreifen iperSen, nm Die
Tillipnen frieblifer Werifancr
bur Der iueitern georDhnng Sard)
Snnger anb Der 3eritDrnng if
res Gisentnms sn idDiiben.
+ r * + x r X y X II X X X
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Gas 9lmerifauertnm bentjdDer sl6.

9as 9lmerifanertnm bcntider gl6.
frnft bot nht aur Eflihten ionoern
aud, Rehte. llnb Inn oieIe bitten mir
nid)t ionoern oieIe herlongen mir
boflihlt. llno mir IoIien uns audi
ebenio menia ben Wtlmb nerbinoen,
nm auf ltnieren fehten 5u beIteben.
mie es onbererIeits mflug lit, IN Ell.
ner eleftriihen Sftisation leinoe I'M.
notig berous5llforoern nno tpie
uSeOop" ben Wtihel- -aniippel 81 sei-
gent Gen Utuno 5u geeigneter 3eit
81 bolten 1T feine sSeigheit, lonoerfl
Slligheit. gSenn es brelrnt, Ioa man
fem Del in Die 5ianlmen gieBen. Dies
geipiiien 2eltten ms Stanlnlbud1, ote
fid, lelber nit 8orIiebe aIs ,sSiihrer"
oes 3eitihanerifonertllms betrod).
ten. @enn es fir eine bobe uno ge-
refte Sade geiuiinfdt ulir0e. mar e5
nod tets 5ll hnben nnb 10 ion uno
miro es audi IN 3nfllnft iein. :.
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ScDdrfcrc 9tpte at ScutitDlano
0a 0eudlanO5 AnpOrt nt frOeneuenO it, mag abbrud Der
Oipountden 8e5ebtngen erfOl9en. l3eppelns merfen
51m eriten lfaI gomben iber 2OrOOn. - Br5empsl
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-06-03

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