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Zinged with warm sunshine

Thursday, April 02, 2015

"The train pulled into Albuquerque in front of the famous old Alvarado Hotel. In contrast with the rain and cold of Kansas City, the air fairly zinged with warm sunshine. Both girls felt an instant lift of their spirits. To this day Millie maintains this was the most beautiful sight of her life.”
Millie
The arrival of 14 year old Mildred Clark Cusey in 1926.


Max Evans, Madam Millie – Bordellos from Silver City to Ketchikan, UNM Press, 2002.

Posted at 10:54 AM in Albuquerque , Books | | Comments (0)

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