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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. SUNDAY. AUGUST 29, 1915.
' SIX
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GO SO FAST
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BI .ffiea of It i i'" rqo. K. M . and.r get
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ia s. M.. T aaH PVM ln N""
Ham ., ywj wf tay i rar.
DaIIt tr aurM M BaAtl MM m..mi. . . .Oe
aataiuliin llM Joeraal iin ritm
lu hav ii" ir Miif tkumil to a B-w ad-
j rnnal I. a 1 ' III K th "It A'l'ira.
"1 he M.rnln Jnurnal ht A luthi-r clrro
letii.a r.im. than It .i'-ord.d la anr etr
HP" .. -T. Aia.rlc.a
titif-tl tn WOT gr. mix iii
the drab, the Botdld "ml
Hk I le wile material of
ave all of the machinery
lutie, whatever th.it term
House telling. W in II We Had them
no emotion la evoked, k id or bad.
I In v nre MM ihe artists
A man n J i"v r Imther much
ubmii lila auilieiiie ir lie doca the
real work. Iliil for Ihe purely "lu
ll
r.
FIRST PAY Ofc
SCHOOL J
tl
111
Till JIM UN (I. i.l"- '"I prlatA
lit) In. nr. mill thlrlj mla
ulr. nl r lule Aan laird I'reaa
IraMil lre ten li e r h eA.
Nu oilier awMMN-r piililllixl la
AM iinii- lak-i MM IHaa
Iwrnh ("Mr heura d Aawtrlatad
I'rraa aarvl.a ilariua lh weak.
Hook c i Washington aiiva ther
never will bt BMW! Ill BARI until tin
in . i . i . an- i :i H k 1 1 1 ' 1 1 work, The UpoU
hie ii i.i .it it. !a Hint nature ha dot
so mm h tot the people lint Ihe
Work when It la nut 0C
wiry.
AY
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Ml
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Wllh
I mail' I. nam. I the slu.lv of Ihe
i ikIm line of the i mulish language, '"
whli h the Journal wihIhh to '"II par
Iii nl. n . 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1
n..i long ago ii tchool tt in t. mi
i.f sldcruhle il eminence III New
M.M..I, aeld referring in Mi wortii
' I am lillle ink nil Uliiinmiil iiml
spelling; bul It will tome mil nil
right Willi my WQfkl I am fairly
attune, mi Hie real."
It Ik It i 1 1 ii i li 1 1 1 Ii tnlalnke tn under
tetlmata ihe i,r good Ritarttartti
lailh wrlllett and inlien, iim an HHXet
n. avrvdav affalrt Tin n- i nu Jim-
mi i vi in M I hi 1 1 UTOM
Ctvlliintlnn na we know it wan horn
nit Ihe ahnn-H uf Ihe .i dltei ra nenii,
In Ihnae k-11 1 iihii l.i h ami inland thai
itPiipled h the Hellenic anil
Italian Htiii k. Cllfiur and m icm e
had their liltth In those re(l00J and
lands wittmut them wne urlKlniilly
aiiviine Md all uiln i BurtptaHH were
hy iiimiiirlnn liurha rla na,
fivill'.iillnn Hpiead ft mil thoe
i i nteta and inen d EllfOpf Weat uf
Ihe llhlne mid solilh id Ihe I la nil he
win n the northtrn lnvdri over
whelmed Itiune, allhiniKh they wi
lled, mi. nu D them. Inalde the rlnK
of ihe i num. .1 thoiiKaltd year "ere
WW. gag -
one rod a enouifh for proper road
tiava. acres in each mile is pure
I Thousand of mile of the best
hixhwaya In hnxland. France and
(Germany are only one rodiWide: hut
if that aeein tun Ktiny for your I'd
cle Samuel, call It two rods for us,
and we are still throwing away four
a.-rea on a. h mile Multiply ltM
fifc-ures tot the state of Iowa by 104.-
i " m.ii nf iHililir mad, and we hav.
41."(l acre of the best farming land
in the world just ,astd. In Kansas,
the government survemrs haxe In . n
able to divert t,tM more acres from
pmpi-r uses to nothiiiK at all. Thi
unusual space serves only to grov
we.ds. Th.- roadsides are often the
Xreatest weed museum in a good!
farming country, Bftck ear they pro-1
du. e etmuKh seed to keep ihe neigh-
bniints farms perpetually supplied.
the soldiei
ors for ci
.i I. ,, ;.,
all that.
After lY
Hind. Bburc.
t.
KAISER BUOYANT ON
VICTORIOUS BATTLEFIELD
OF NOVO GEORGIEVSK
(Continued 1 in uKf One.)
clear, far carrying rotcoj every wa.rdi
diopped . lean-cut front his lips. He
maile tieiiuent pauses bi twain sen-'
tern es. and when he paused he looked!
Bometiims to the right, smm limes to!
Ihe left, his eyes traveling slowly
along the ranks, and sometimes he lei j
a gaze rest on the blazing fortress thati
Napoleon founded Ins years age,
Words id IjnpCKir.
"1 have hurried here,' he said, "to!
r.ru oesoue nilll Main uffn
came to pay respects to Hinden
and it seemed to me that ih
lower over his hand than thX.
over the emperor's, jiarth n r
I..'. BUM the emperor has g u'u,
shakinp; hands in a ItMrotathh
"aaaam manner mat gently
ly preetits an nvetol.s...
tude. He is a man.
The emperor appeared !
I splendid condition. His
..-nous aiiu ms nearing that ..f a
y. iiinger man than his gt indiath
The officer w ho followed him
a cry for three cheers had to r
iikc a nun, yet his words h..t,!.
as clearly to the ear a had th '
peror 'a,
A Spaniard who stood netf ,
said: "His majesly soerna ver lovtw
hut ex. ellelii Hiiideiiln,, g l,.ks
hut firm
"ice w
ir the undying oak leav
l
Willi
inks
. all1
laird of
the
Hosts.
fatherland
give thanks to the
My comrades,
thanks v.m, and us
Cod for WI."
Then there were
of the fact that the
lot Novo Qeorglevsk
Main taken by the
made him very happy and with nis
lej'ea fixed on ihe blazing citadel of j
I Ihe fortress he paused to dwell on the
I tart.
enormous works;
had been in the
landsturm. That
mg bolter glim.ise of the pan nil
1 was. and so 1 uuote him.
When the emperor left th,. kiriaM
square the yellow imperial m ,
bearing an iron cross mbrolderi 'n
black, and tile Wnrds "ii,,t ,, ..
was borne dose behind him in 3
nii awinging MOpa. Beseiei ak
ed beaide him. The emperor nrwH
himself into the auto, a raUitan
ani wrapped a rug around him anj
he lit a Cigaret, threw himself 'mfk
in the car, and smoked luxuriousl
He then railed Sven Hedin m the
side nf ihe ear, shook hands srJUl akk
and chatted with much gust.., iauga.
ing long and heartily.
Falkenhayn soon joined the kaiser
in the auto and the car twepl dHri
the road amid the cheers nf n,c
troops that lined the way fnr ntaai
than a mile.
How One of America's Besl
Known Poems Is Mutilated
ins", now ail loo common, toward
the vehicle for expression of our
thoughts
'I I,. first claim tn reasonable ' - i 1(J ,
lure la ability to use Willi i easona ble L,)(
in . ma. ihe principal vehicle we .
Itatlon Thai cl lllzatlnn was en
mi., the Brltlah ialanda first by Una
Ullaaionarlai and then by the Nor-
inuns of William Ihe CoimUOfOf, Hd
alu was conneidetl with the Hmek
i-l lllriiln.il thnuigh CaNUatlaupla
land the Hyzttntlne einperora.
Iim notlhern BUTOpe, north at Ho
liamiiie was m m i aublaci in Rome,
Journal of last BUnday ap-! There's it lute una
I iii under Ihe title of "The without siring
.ml .
Latin
II I"!
lie He. 1
Hirer ot Time,' Its author waa given There are broken vows
as Bayard Taylor Ttiroughtful he ting
Inn in as published were numbers of And Ihe giirincnls she used I
typographical errors -errors ihai
bava bean made from time to Uma ami There ara hands thai are wa
allowed tn sland when Ihe poem was Dial fairv shore
reproduced in some other publication. By the mirage is lifted in air
The real title of Hie poem Is "The Ami we sometime hear thn
Isle of Long Ago," and the real author , turbulent mar
of it was llenjamin Taylor. The . Sweet ohis we heard In tl
iblaiii was a favorite nf the editor of gone before,
has the Journal In his aChoolbOy daya, and W hen the wind down the rive
a harp
lecea of
wear,
d when
fuir.
that
eaking grammatically, if
I. al least ale lleglei led
not
'""really flourished in tlermanv, I here- lot's besl known poem.
Tel , , ,, ..,, ... ,.f doiiin Song. the first
and ara Judged hy Ihein.
few ..ni" iii Marehall I'll Id A;
Company uttered una dollar IM i itti
miataka found IB the gnimmur of the
rompany'i advertlaementa and circu-
lltra, uml al mil Ihe same lime Alex
under llevell hud a hookb l speciall.v
pri pan d foi hi atnployea Ikarrai'MiHl
Ihem aa to what lo say and what not
tn snv in their business relation wllh
nigs ol Iiiiiii Although I ail In ' hit
tiamij held Germany In
bglancf. for a ihousand years, th
reformation had II real blrlh then
Ijinii ihe deaafl I come lo Ihei
nominal al a Bullion ahod with lire,
I And the winds ale n il neninu
111 Ihe speed of mV desire.
i I inb i thy w i inb
I stand.
ami there assumed the proportlona of And the midnight heals m
,., 11 line inee, I line ,11,1 in,.,
a rarltabl
nsser t inn
dining III
Teutonli
What i
I el nt mil
a v.rtnib'iti
Time '
l raam
I Ii
With a love thai shall md die
awnewi ifj t,,, HUI1 gmws coldi
aai ted ; Ami Ihe stars are old,
III a new manner with as muck die- Ana '", ,'. m"1 !a it glides through the realms
I unfold
lim itless in hei war against Napoliiut, .seals,
,., , ,., .... , .,., ! Wllh a bl icnina aweep and a
as Ireland is with absentees, in the
opinion of the Dublin car drivers.
Indeed, this corner of New Hamp
shire l full nf nntiiiulties slid records
of the past, such as 1 have been ex
ploring at HamptOfl Kails, where on
Sunday 1 lslled the Weare mansion,
built In 1 737, and perused ihe church
records of Parson Cotton and i'arsnti
Whipple, from Itli to iHt, which
have nevai been printed in full, and;
perhaps never will be They were j
rescued from Ihe burnt parsonage fif-
u years Ko, but have eaoaped much j
notice since.
Singular i nlnoidi nees appear in j
these cramped page. ( In a single dav
in 17:1s Colonel Weare. who became.
Ihe rflOel poweeftll and trukted person
in New Hampshire during Hie revolu-
lb. nary period, and Kbenczer Web
tter, the grandfather nf the famous ;
Daniel, were married by Parson
Vfhlppli Wear., in Elisabeth Shaw, j
and W ebster to Susanna BachllOT, I
from whom Daniel thmight he derived !
his d irk complexion. This Paraan j
Whipple married many cojuplea from
other colonlea. and oecaafonally from
England; a if his parish, on the bor- !
der of Maraachuaetta, was a sort of
flretna Oreen, In dfta case he men-.
Hntis thai im performed the ceremony j
,'lere is the way the poem is imw . at I: It m The scale of fees was i
atlng In malihiled form Variable; plain people paid t ' sntit
THE RIVJCH OP TIMK. "IL;s' ,"''''7 '...!.'.','
in reaponae
iroke from the
elf IntO Hie Wo
t long crushing roar
lines thai shaped it
ids, "Adieu, vour ma-
ivard Tay- , blessed isle;
"The Be- jAll the days Of life (ill night,
atkhaa of I And when the evening comes with its
beautiful smile
i And our eyes ale OloBlng to slumber
awhile
May thai "Onieinvnod" of soul be In
ltcsHins4' ol Troops.
The mar died away and the fur
currying voice of an officer came;
crackling acroak the plain In the com-
man. I :
'Tin dicers Of hi i- kaiser'"
Tin- cheers went surging from bat-i
tatlon to battalion like Ihe throb of
artillery and blended grandly Into
the stiains at the kaiser anUieni from!
All through the anthem the em-
ptror stood at salute, all alone In the
mighty hollow square Of bayonets, and
all the bulwarks of the empire Hin-!
dan burg, Beeeler, Efkikrnh&yn audi
Mueller atOOd al salute, too, and BY"
rybod) from the hurablaal Pomeraa- j
Ian grenadier to Ihe general whose
breast was blaz'ng with decorations
was very si ill and had to set his jaw s
hard to keep from letting go.
"Like a brother the emperor had!
sunken and like brethren his tTOOPB
had received bia Ihougbta. it had nl 1 1
been more (t rile than a parade, audi
the keynote of it was an Intimacy so
tender and so sacred that liner liber-I
ed foreigners present felt almost a
TEXANS RESCUED BY
WONDERFUL REMEDY
find suirt Holier FVoaa illlakagi (l(
Vettra' standing Willi I list
Dom of Treatment,
i'h Knglishn
I III ol III I.I I I
C anton. b, Hepositnry
wit want lo he n king
innii error pointed mil were the ex
preaalona1 "It la me." "that'a her." "I
to" "You waa," "I seen.'' "I done it "
lb also triad Id clarlfs the dllfeieme
The Revell inioklei nlao railed al
1,1, II, .11 In the link nl ,lalll i.f ex
preen log lu LOrift inondt IP t ami I nr
liunecesaary use of man woroa I'
con iv an Idea.
Soul of wit, but It I Ihe redeeming
writer, The amount of time wasted
in wilting long letters, long speeches,
let aiteies ot any smt ,. apMUItng.
The ti at in is who trill fif' cut. , t
Ihe habit of bad grammar In ihem-
raarck
The
Latin tradition obtain toda) I
if Tl
I Ian;
ircHti t newapnpen
ill
V. ii,...,- ..;... of one of With a faultless rhythm and a musi- , ,
published in',
tloil 111 Kngliiiiil and lielalul
Hellenic 1 1 adttlon oMa'ki in Ruakla
I I,,. Journal for the purpose of seeing how
I main 01 the .Imiinals readers wiuim
re, an I. . I le el I'm s ii M In till
flakes nl SHOW.
I do not waul to tight
gel my sleep al night.
I would not Had., my cot
t h
h
Ducrican Lights Cigar.
Nevertheless the inevitable br
Auii-ri. aii Waa present, and no son
had the strains of Ihe kaiser ami
died BWay than one uf them lit a I
cigar, and started puffing, A B
man tan did the same.
"This Is not correct, nut Correct,
cidedlv not correct," whispered an
gentine correspond, nt, and a Liul
man added:
"No, one does md sinoke at
tah
nug
ou-
de-Ar-
ch-the
-Many Texans needlessly ufferfroa
Itomach ailment!' ami disorder! ..f t lie
digestive tract which appear to be
particularly prevalent rj the BoUtk
Many others have found a way t.j
health by the use of ktayr'a WondM
fui Reme'dy.
The first dose of this remedy prints
what it Will do
T. H. OOt iDPABTURE, MS
St., Houston, Texas, wrote:
your treatment last
think 1 will have to
It cninpleti Iv cured
It. L. RANDE.X,
wrote: "I have lust
bottle of your treatment and potted
aevaral gall stones. Vour preparation
has worked simply womb-Cully dur
ing my course of treatment,''
Mayrs Wfndefful Remedy givei
permanent results for slm h, liver
and Intestinal ailments. Kat as much
and whatever you like. Nu mure il Is
tresg after citing, pressure ,,f gin In
the stomach and ground the heart
let one bottle of your druggist now
and try il on an absolute guarantee
If not aattatactory money will be returned.
ipri
La
flnti
Sabln
"I too
I don
hi d my fifth
d
:if
eaaentlalli Teuiniil.
ilhn
might
lies, lip i
As il glide
language.
Hitting n week of waiting, the only
letter received is herewith published
velv. together With Hie poem as It original-j
The lierinan language 1 nlmot,,v appeared above the name uf aA.
' . ivighlfill anthill
urerj a northern tongue, raarveioua-1 s.nita Kc. n m.. Aug. It, 1816.
developed in meet the demand! of1 rjdltnr Journal in the edition nf
...... ..I. .a i ,, i .1 1 ., , ,rl ItOIIT tuiiier nf Snudav. Augud
. lCi. them appear a pm m iiilliicn.
.kiiiius no Thi Rhi , of Time," the authoraht
"bo much, of 1,1,1, lH akcrlbtat tn "Bayard Tav-
his dlatlnc I tnr " Th ih is a mlalake. as Ihe poem
atBitrn puwaa written bv Rtmlamln F. Taylor,
' "ln,i iiu Mdwlnal lule w is "The Isle of
lope. Ilul to point to il cMsteiii e jj l( go '
Is to yuulifv the preselil conflict a Hiniamm V Taylor, L I. IV. was an
inent Initrnalist, aiitmit. puei aim
turer as well as a war eorreBpond-
m'. ..... li. .t. ..r l.T
, nu n , ,, ! ' There are heal
C Uriggs Ki Ca. ..I Chicago, pub-1 .
I . iim un Iii. me and sit at eu -e
Ind gU-I sniioiiei n one iiuui iwnmu- 'And hold III! kill upoll till Knees
miii ine year in ine sneiii no ' And biuk nut at mv garden pun
collie and tbcv go I An.l I nlenle I Willi mv lot,
I Oh the rtver'a braggi with Ita ebb uml j , ,.nl, in a pjeturt show
its I low i i ., I . nervous when 1 go
iitniign i ne eneoow
The American glared and then
dropped bit cigar.
! The beatowal of honor! followed
the anthem. Tin emperor gave iron
FAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS
For Rheumatism. Stomach Trot
blea, K ninny Allmenta, Inflnmnu
tlona, Arterial Hardening, Loco
motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking,
etc. Perfect Treatment, Perfect
Climate, Health, Pleaeiire, Idmtt
Modern Hotel. Booklet.
t. 0. afoDKRMOTI,
r'aywoisl ' at
Hill i
w hatever its atrengt h
line sense uf form.
i mil at, can be said of
between Qermani an
betwi
Tine
Where the Al
. AM. ..... i
.1 inn e s a i n
, al . II
j And a song
chime,
! And the Juni
Ing.
playtngi
titled ivnnmv
Which stirs me up and get)
Na murder Is upon mv tool,
I'm world ilnminlon's not t
twee I as n v expel
With the roses are stray-
is the
it I hen
Th.i.
ire nrowt Of
ms of snow -
f di
tat
Knglish language Well
cad Qretk and Latin
ed a invidious by those who am pn
w inks,
reproi
er of T
one of his best known poems.
but
There am trinket uml
ll-'hed some of hi
"The Isle of Long Ago," reproduced
in vour pap. I as The Rivet of lime Thr r ,....,,,,
A , . .. -
niuiiiiiy aineo"
P
luted
Ml. M ....... .. 1 1...., 1 1 1,..
1 "' '" v' r Ifullv as Mommsen
political stu. k of Tkeodort Rooaevelt proud thai the
Wat CjUOted so luw as BOW, and tha ',. . . .
lain, stall tin tit may He lliaile Ol
learlv
The
mi force
i lermgnt
hod tfctCh nf his life and Work is a rt if gntofcll
ai .ad in the Ctmimjsml
Unit 1 am in pnssesslon ut a copy i
referred lo. and In simple ; ,
w ithoiit siring.
pt. and
d
m the stiu k of William
that then- culture I Teutonic wind-
ly, aa tht) do that Hull race is Tin
tonic purely,
I III IS II II I CI I l S '
Tht win.) "Mtelleotual" i now bt-
An undertaker m N a 1 1
Ml a in, pi. mil Unit the I
glbly he failed Iii get the Jul
lug the I 1 1 1 1 moose.
de of literary accural t .
Very alncefeiy jrourt.
MRS W ILL XL Tl PTCN.
S ( 'ne v 1 a lor I poem:
nu i Hi,l i i.oi. (..
i ih' a wonderful stream Is the river
of Time.
As it glides through the realm ot
tear.,
With a boundless sweep and n surge
' sublime
es opprobrium among llterarj orl-J JWtth a faultleaa rhythm and a mual-
I, tt in rectal review th unl Itusslan prim e who ha arrived ralehlnm
ng of John ilalswutlhv an i;ngll.hin Amu,.,, m UU) supplie uy Ih.yrhat blends with Ihe ocean of years.
aba ..f lilm mm hav in, . will Wul tuav last fol iigllleell Veals. He' ,
rtnc apaoaa i mm on,inK .ni JHnw the winters are drifllng iikc
en playi "f a certain hopeleet i l R cheerlul oplluuxt to have tun- flakes of snow:
. in i . I e r a I luti 1 ii ' ug nroung muse. And the summers iikc nuns net Menu
.. ... I An, i .In vein in the sheaf so they
. . n s : . m
il, i.,,.i A Kansas woman Is running tor the . '
I There are hands Ihat are WtVtl
that fairy shore
By tha mirage is lifted in nir
I And we sometimes heat Ibrnul
turbulent roar
'Sweet voices we heard in dayi
I would not trade my state e
Willi any one nf ruy.il kind. i
v., hbirnl nf infants stains mv hands
j have invaded no ones lamC
1 Wottd nut tf '.ile mv old felt hnl
"n!Fnr all the iaiis am) helmets that
I Are worn in any , ritzy realm
I Thill seeks tfl slav and nverwhelni.
0 i einid braid ami clanking aaberi punk
To me are merely useless junk.
811 TR1 M n i hi MAGNET
" hair I t Huston Ti anscrlpt . i
Nn influence of any form ot attrae-
1 thatjiifri nn Sgbl had ever been noticed!
: until about twenty yenrs ago. when,!
'' Ztemun showi d that a powerful tnag
i burptPt visihly altered tht position of ccr-
tain lines iii the spectrum Now "
neg of I appears llkelv that gravilalion has a
I aim liar, though not the same, effect,
wear, I , v .,,,,,,( sln M, , . ,,,, the sped nil Inns
jexcrting a broadening effect, while
1 from Uravltatlon thtfta them ail alike in
one direction FOr instance, In the
jsular Ipectrum, whose rays al their
ih lhe()rHin gawt passed through the pow
lerful fiald of gravity in the sun's v,
i gone i I'lniiy, all the Inn s appear shifted to-
SZZJSrrrTit jftaS. i
'
i .
taaTvt
jj
i ih!
remembered for
blessed isle:
lie das of life -ti
when evening c
beautiful smile
aye be thai !
i ell. in." and hi
nf what In ill-
Ml
and ibex gt
teal."
A writer In a recent lau. of the
i I t ni i, M uithly' undertook to show
t hat Shakd.).. at . xxa an "Inlellc
tuui," founding in contention on the
i a i pet i on tempt uooe nm
i xx hu h
e great
r," 'f
band refuaea to upport her. ProBgj
Ml there will 1 11 OH he a new huabundl
sheet
si ri iiim: iv in. i.
(Nexv York Kvcning Pott.)
M Hrlantchanlnov. an Intimate
friend of Set ialniie, telegraphed the
news nf the , otoooser's death to a
And our eves are cloKing in aiiiiiinrr i (rivnd Kngland. He stated that
gWhlll Scrinbtne died of the flkatMl of the
May that greenwood Ol toil bt in o, from which he was suffering when
atgoii -lias am laxnu , Kngland last v.ar. and that he hn l !
; .iusi finished the "Wonderful poetical
.... . an. leXI of the prologue lo bis M I s
with aciMorn ana raste iters
1 ... , ; terrible pain iust before his death he
I j tJAINT )l.i Tiws. clenched bia handa and his last wordt!
I (Letter in Sprtngtteld, Mass, Kipub-1 weTe "I must be self possessed, llk
Mean i I I'.ngllshnn'n. '
f Portamodth is the qualntttl of old-
faahloned town ..w n itts nt l-'.-! W.UTK l' UUU IN RU.1W.
MOTHGRJ)
Account wKea I as
Practical
Suggestion
People who are paying their
bills in currency will do well to
consider the advantages of pay
ing by check. lis Safety, Con
venience and Economy are im
porlanl factor that work to
your advantage. Checking ac
counts solicited.
State National
Hank
Utiiied Stales Depository
Santa Fc Railway Depository
at, lb. ii use III wMot
"Inlell. at net I ' is applied tl
from Ihe loeiinlna of III
ertttC leg.n.lnig the work ot
ialswoi thy.
Km are can Irardly eogceta
KI aki -spenre not delighting la
aotnpaaj ot men wha oompoae
his Where ihe ...if, i st of airs are plaxltu: i ami n x.-ij bub p.... . . u mii niw
lm-- , .. ii , . .....I .. Ir.nO.'the air nf the cmhlii iilh ccmiifv in
sword until the light ,,f Mexico to " ' 'jj'' " ol(, nilllHPll ,,,, ,, inemiu ie
maintain d, snider ami anarchy In ,,, S1VI1H M uw,.rt gg a veaper I mid oddly-named streets, sin h a
,.,..guil,d hx the cixill.ed nation df I hlme Col nwallls. Islmgmn, W'x bird, the La-
ie .lanes with the lose areiiaxeiie i i anil im . ,,, no I.,,, awa
,,.,. No Wylurd has bm n seen there for a
i century and
tnit never will aheathe
aid
'.iiKllMh
nf
the
Ihe
W hatever I'epreh nalhle thing t
done in Heuigia there ia not a all
In Ihe gaUOg in a pOaittoa tn cast
Itona at her.
"mob." Had it I en idherwiee Im
tould not have gixeu ad much lime
lo tiiihil, a uu mil1", auiu.iia U..-
Daly smile at the Aur.irian and
the vnl. alio, but she must face C.
fl0 Mlssoiui mule recently pur-
I And xv. bury our treasure there
u i i ., ...u.. of l...untv a ml bos
oms uf snow
There are heaps nf dust but we lovo
them so
There tire tiluketa and tress, s of hair.
There are fragments
nohodr sings
if
Igs
that
half, uml the Engllah-
mea vlalltng there would ask. W hat
is a W'yhird "" as in Philadelphia he
imiulred, "What la a Uiddle'.'" It woe
never a bird, but the Knglish name uf
a family Hike i'utt. PgnhallOW or
Barefoot), which settled then- before
1700. and disappeared ln Ihe eight
eenth centurj with the royal govern
ora ami the llittlsh flag. Baetet,
which I visile, Saturday, has a good
hali of old . olollisl houses, but
I'm tanmull
(Atchison tllobe. I
ln Kansas and the middle west, a
pttbllc road i four rod, or sixty-six
feet xvide. by decree nf the guxern
gienl sum ex . The makers of macad
am for stile roads rarely pretend W
tin tlil roads mole than eighteen feet
wide A farm wagon is four feet eight
in. Ins wide from wheel to wheel. Add
one foot for hubfl. and till three
such vehicles ran be placed abrcnl in
the eighteen-foot road
ln the four-nnl government high-j
way. ten wagons could lie set side bj 1
side ill single rank. It sounds ex-
it:, v igant. and it is. Kach mile of
government roadway contains eight
in res of bind. Miuh of K Is perfect
ly good land, capable of growing .".nu
t-niing with them," bushels of corn to the mile Counting
Glass-Paint
Cement-Plaster
Albuquerque Lumber Company
42.1 NORTH FIRST ST It F FT
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