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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

@kga& s ###&&E Isaiah tU:l3.
~ Paradise is an
g@a&aa 8NJ other name for the
lRASI0R RUSSEliJl Garden of Eden,
began the Pastor.
~ was loSI through inc "'So"e"'c''c
Vi our Hf7t I'hIeh'S' pul our El"'lo"N
'ie"'o' = l'Iol''iSe Is 'nat IL HI'''i ne ~
9t'teu' E'e't""ly 'ne NI"'e calm
Sh"li pec"iae ZIG 'A'"olS' or '''"' ''N
S'lP|ult" assure US II"l il'"N'i !"
''""S inl""c anu we '"!'" Ii" ''0,
SUM- u"' t""' III "u' INN ~ w"
''"he ui' P'"'' u iAi' ''' - '"~'
S.oo' S'"'''''''
h""'"i '''ii Di'e''1 "'"'" va
e.o'S III man ) '"l' 1'"Ll NV 'i' l''''
'ne loSS u i"'"'tlS'' 'l' '''H' '''"'"
,""I ""n ; h'"l'"F ~ Il IL 'n''
III 81" ''n' '' ,"' i'H'',9 W ""'
e"li' S"',' We "''>9I"' "','"-,o ~
i''H" '" 49, =" ~
I,,,n 90 o''oi' T wa" uI
po' - ~ r,. n "s"
aoraa nrl aa,,I-ttnta th,in nntio, ,ha
oorth,r K;n,dnm nf Goa and rc,nst,h
lsh Dorodiso rr;th noIo.tf,n -, -,
nontor f,o,n whtnh +ho niripo rou
tham hocl, into harmony with cod
III a''a'' VI ~ -'
ihe "sloi eAp'"ineu Inu' 'ne usihs
.hieis REQUEST was paSeo upon .he
JEWISH nope ol becoming Tue DIVINE
instrument 10 esu'oliSh righteousness
'h 'ne e"i.h anu mus u coii'e'L !. ill'o
me raraoiSe ol uon' Our hoFaS re-
~ p".,d;~, NV ~. wot hoDn
estotIishod Tho s,aoryo,. declared. far,
coa,c Eingaom hos NOT rat nona II
DELAYS rrtil tho n.or,, for tho C,h,,rch
snail be ,ccomnl,shad
Tho Church thn pastor showed con-.
stitutas , now nation sniritua1 1sroa,
so,..tod s;nca pont,cnot f,om all ma.
ions These will win, tho paaaamar
ha tha KINGDOM class ofta, tho fore.
oraai,od n,rnho. sbo1 hoyo hon e,o,,
al ~ 49, s,ni,it n,ana
Wy .ne rassol oeihoistta'eu iloin
~ lps"ie tn". aatadlSe 2 useu : We
ishate l"o ulheieh1 sohui''pis' u,e
earthly, .he olner HeaNehS' ihe
earthly faraalse is ZOE nah olessiast
after the race mas heen restored 10 per
fection by obedience during the Mlilen
MAJ Age Ihe Heavenly PARADISE Is Il
nguratiye expression applying 10 the
glorious position which God has IN res
ervaton for the Church. We a. In
RarntntinnN fh9fNtlpl newcomers
VIII eat OF the tree OF life, III the
midst Of the Paradise of Cod
The Worlds Regeneration.
The Pastor then hrief1y discussed fhe
pook ~ Ravalat;on which Ia declared
Is 4 sranalv haantiful and symbolic
]nictnra ~ tba f,nsnal md Mi,lannial
mos sh,r,,n. % ,.a,s. ,.asto,.ed With
INC s,or,aa5 rh,,roh ,s ;ts ~canitaI Tha
fnt,ra stata wiIl arl 10 poraa,sa
Tha snaasor arota5 NEW nass, ,es
FROM tha prnnhats dasa,;hin. tha ann.
80 ahanra. r.,,,ah LIN aars.;4,,ta .ha
as,,, : ~ naa,sa M, ha.h ,hss;aa1
~ 80 asasa1Ias 49, LII 49,, ~
II, ha.p nbx,.saanu 80 ,nartamu,
h,,na aras, shaII' II annnaa trtay sbaiy
,aaa. y n,a,,. ~ M nath - = aStaans
nass "a - - an aaaanass - cna
M ],,,,I,nm IA ah,d;aYt sh.n - ~
.sa - :. AZ ,saa ~ ~, aso,.,
~, 49, 10 ). ~ So Taa.h
Mavt M pastar assa,ssa.s AZ starr
,asaa,m.,as s.a,. 49,, 'hsa ,as,
~, saa.sp,. p..aa;aa .hua,1a,. a.saSa
49, Il. aIaaass,. ~. .s.Sans
AZ as..e.,as a.s,, q, s,a,sa,s $500
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

Fer Sale-Rhode Island Reds and
White Wyandotte cockerels; trios So
up; eggs 81 up. Mrs. C. F. Coch-
ran, 32S Bird st. S. E. $3.50
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Rent-80 acres (mostly all pas.
turel with buildings. 8 miles from
WatertoWn. VIM. Corden. Att
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09
FOR RENT.

Farm for Rent-At Goodwin, S. D.
Call or write to VIM. Cordell, City.
3Stf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale-Eggs for setting. Full
blood Plymouth Rock. Inquire sos
4th St. n. E.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09
FINANCIAL.

6 Per Cent LOANS 6 Per Cent.
Obtaiuable 10 buy, build or improve
farm. ranch and city property or re-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09
WANT ADS
WANTED.

Wanted-SmaIl shed, 10 or 12X18
feet, about 8 feet high. Phone 4499.
c.. w. Larson. 41tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale-Beds and bedding, tables,
wash stands. rocking chairs. one
Radiant Home heater, No. 6. 412 4th
Ave. S. w. 39tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale Cheap sets OF 3-bottom
p1ows, suitable for small engine or
horses, J. II. AIgaard. 41-43
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale-Rhode Island Red eggs
SOC a setting; $500 a hundred. A.
Hulscher, Goodwin, s. y. 42-45*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
settings. Extra fine stock 75c per
dozen. Sam Chesterfield. 41tt
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09
FOR SALE.

For Sale-New modern house, hot
water heat, lot 7lX15o; also four ASK
$50 #, lots, for less than cost if taken
soon. Inquire of owner. SOB 4th ST.
N. f. 43tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

Eggs for Matching from Rhode Is
land Red hens bred for laying. Also
day-old chicks for sale. Phone 1910.
t. Is, Kinds, 407 N. Maple st. 42-49*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale-A fvc-passenger Buick,
almost new. Call at 6l5 First St. S.
w. Lars Benson. 42-4S*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

For Sale-New modern house, hot
water heat; also a good organ suit
able for school or church, Inquire of
owner. 500 4th ST. n. L. 43tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-09

Wanted-Small shed, 10 or 12X1S
feet, about 8 feet high. Phone 4499
c. w. Larson. Att
FOR SALE.
For Sale-Ford car in good condi
zion. nc LIST Ave. y. +. 43ti
For Sale-New modern house, hot
water heat, lot 7lX15O; also four ASK
$50 #, lots, for less than cost if taken
soon. Inquire of owner SO3 4th ST
N. L. 43ti
For Sale-New modern house, hot
water heat; also a good organ suit.
able for school or church. Inquire OF
owner. 500 4th ST. n. L. 43tl
For Sale-A hve-passcnger Buick
almost new. Call at 6l5 First St. S.
". Lars Benson. 42-4Se
Eggs for Matching from Rhode Is,
land Red hens bred for laying, Also
day-old chicks for sale. Phone 1910
t. Il. Kinds, 407 N. Maple St. 42-49*
For Sale-Rhode Island Red eggs
--50c a setting; $500 a hundred. A.
Hulscher, Goodwin, s. y. 42-45T
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
settings. Extra fine stock. 75c per
dozen. Sam Chesterfield. Att
For Sale Cheap sets OF 3-bottom
p}ows, suitable for small engine or
horses, ]. H. AIgaard. 41-43
For Sa1e-Beds and bedding, tables.
wash stands. rocking chairs, one
Radiant Home heater, No. G. 412 4th
Ave. S. W. 3etf
For Sale-Eggs for setting. Full
blood Plymouth Rock. Inquire S03
4th St. n. E.
Fer Sale-Rhode Island Reds and
White Wyandotte cockerels; trios So
up; eggs 81 up. Mrs. G.. f. Coch.
ran, 32S 3rd st. S. f. $3.50
FINANCIAL.
6 Per Cent LOANS 6 Per Cent.
Obtainable 10 buy, build or improve
farm. ranch and city property OF re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

be made. and that preference IiFhi
of entry shall hc given to Che gruHlng
homestead ontry mon at uIi tiWrH np
tu the date Of the nnul sale after sIc,.
advertisement
Sec g. That when auy nuds nov
reserved in Npw NONicu shall Doe rlinl
i1stcd, in whole or lu part from such
reserve hy executive order or other
wise. the lands su eliminated are here
b., donated and Erantcd GO the state.
USELESS Otherwise provided nr acc oi
congress
See. Tint the secretary of the
interior may. within twelN, months
from this date reserve any surh lnuds
as herein described which may DE
strictly necessary for tho prcsoryn-
ton of the right or authority of thn
government TO- protect water power iu
any stream lu Sew MrNiru where the
United States nov has Jurisdiction
over tho disposition uf the waters of
such stream for power purposes, und
such lands shall NOT pc subject Co. thr
grant herein made after same arc su
Withdrawn. unless thereafter s1up arc
eliminated or restored by proper orr
der or law
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
COUNTY TEACHERS TO
MEET NEXT

The liefnalillo County Teachers
association VIII meet at the high
school next Saturday. An unusually
interesting program on which Or.
Noise Bergman viii appear as chief
speaker. is being prepared under the
direction OF County superintendent
Atanasio Montoya.
Preliminary plans are being made
tor the county teachers institute 10
be held at the Central building Tor
two weeks following June ~ Rev.
DR.. Mendei Slhcr Who conducted the
institute last year will be the con-
duCtor
The enrolment at tho institute ~
expected 10 Doe the biggest ON rec
erd because an teachers are re
uulred Go attend this year. Under %
ruling OF the state board Of education
even those holding professional ana
iife certificates must attend only
those whc mrv arrange go take sum
mcr COURSES nt the las Vegns and
silver City Sormols viii De excused.
Five or six instructors win hc em-
played an the institute ono of them
viii teach music, drawing and domes-
tie Science Examinations for c%ertifl-
Gates Will be held June ~ aud rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
IN FOREIGN
OF THE
UNITED STATES

Washington. y. g.. March THE
growing dependence OF the United
states upon foreign countries for a
pari Of les faod supply lends Interest
4 special statement regardinE im-
ports and exports OF eggs, prepared
~ the bureau OF foreign ana domes-
ne commerce, department of com-
merce. Imoprts 81 eggs in the monih
Of December last amounted 90 i,5iA-
gg6 dozens. or more than la the en-
tire hscal year which ended With lpue,
1913. IN the fiscal year 1903 ne inn
pnrirAamounted 10 3GS, geo dozens, in
1910. SiS.000: Ia 1918, i.9g7,oO doz-
EMS; and in the first three months nn'
der the new tarin iaw-octohcr, Noe
vember aud December laEt-durins
which period eggs we're admitted free
Of duty, the Imports arereaated L.
I0i.fhs dozens, most 81 them arritlns
IN ihe month OF December Recent
consular adyices from china and
European ports indicate continued
large ~increases In the shipments Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

London. Mar THE steamer Dis
coNery, which THE lane captain Scott
used IN his FIRST Antarctic voyage. has
been phartered by the British Ant
arctic expedition which Is TO De conn
manded los B. Foster stackhouse. and
Will leave London about the first ~
August FOR the lar south. Mr.. stack
house. whose oNplorators work mas
heretofore been confined TO iceland,
VIII mako 40 attempt 20 reach the
pole. His main Purpose will bee 90
determine the coast line OF King Ed
ward VII Land on one side 81 the
Antarctic circle. and Graham Land
on the other. Between these two see
tions Of discovered land stretches a
vast and practically uneXpiored re-
Eiou rhe expedition viii attempt &C.
reach the pole, determine whether
this Intervening space is land cor sea,
whether King Edward Land Is part
OF the great Antarctic continent or
merely an island or g-oup Of islands
set in the frozen sea.
The existence of Graham Land ana
Of Coats Land, Endcrby Land and
Kemp Land on the Atlantic border ~
The great l~e taruer. as well as the
discovery of land south hy Lieutenant
Tllchner uf the German expedition ia
1919. support the continental theory.
ON the other hand the great area OF
pack soc massed on the north and
west coasts of King Edward VII Land
points Air -StHckhuuse %ruggests. 60
tho drift of ice northward from the
Weddell sea so the Ross sea. presum-
abs through a strait separating king
Edward WI Land from Graham
Land This Is the most southerly Of
British possessions for the whole rec
giun between meridian 20 degrees
west and meridian so degrees west D.
claimed for the British crpWn TIL"
Information which the expedition viii
obtain as To harhors, whaling stations
and scaling grounds Will be OF great
service 10 the whaling Industry OF the
Falkland islands.
The crew % the Discovery will con-
sist Of - men and ia addition there
will be Ave scientists. several OF the
ships officers also undertaking scien-
tiHc observations. They will have an
aeroplane FOR photographic survey
work nnd his too Viii be useful IN
enabling the leader 10 choose the best
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

route when he want 20 advance, Most
of the navigating and scientific stan
have already been chosen. Lieutenant
a. A.. Hartford of the Royal Nayy
who was navigating officer ON the
Nimrod In the s%hncHlc,on expedition,
viii command tho Discovery. The
FIRST officer viii be Lieutenant Richard
G. Garstin. uf the Royal Indian Ia
rine, who has a. considerable know
ledge of surveyine, and IA n%ayignt-
ing officer. who comes from the same
service. will be Lieutenant u. Beatty,
a cousin Of Rear-Admirai David
Beatty. chief Petty Oficer Tom
Green. Nho sailed with scott In both
the Discovery and Terra Nova oNpedi-
tons, will be boatsWain.
Among the scientific stan viii be
Lord Conglcton OF the Grenndier
Guards. who has done a great deal OF
military survey work the Master OF
SempilL only son of Lord SempllL
has served his apprenticeship IN en-
gineerinr. and VIII nave charge ~
tho meteorological department the
electrical plant and the motor bont
and acropiane engines Captain a S.
Cantreli. who has been lent hy the
admiralty. viii nave charge OF the
survey work; W "a stewart Garnett
NJ A.. an expert on skis aud qualified
marine ensiHeer and u. Hector Pear
son. an officer IN tho Essex Terrltor-
ials, VIII DE one Of the surveyors
The expedition viii De away three
or four years. From Capetowu where
the scientific Instruments viii be nn-
ally tested, the Discovery viii sail
10 the Falkland islands, "a distance OF
about 5000 miles. Dcep-sca sound
ings. which viii have considerable
hydr0graphical value, Will be taken
in these little %frouuented seas ON
the WAY the Discovery will ascertain
the exact number of islands contained
in the Sandwich group and determine
the position OF the shay Rocks, Dis
cussing his plans Mr.. Stackhouse said
After calling at the Falklsnds. the
Discovery Will proceed TO the east side
~ Grahams Land Here ! propose 10
land a party OF fifteen about Deem
her goth. Their task will be TO de-
termine "a doubt az 20 the insularity
Of Graham Land. The existence of a
strait between Grahams Land would
explain the great accumulation OF tee
between that land and the great enr-
rier. This part 81 the expedition VIII
have the assistance of the airman Tie
will. / am convinced save he much
useless sledge-hauling. They viii also
carry oet a large amount ~ survey
WORT. remaining together i2 or "a
months Meanwhile The Discovery
viii proceed TO Larsen's sea n en-
doavor 10 AK the coast between Grn-
hams Land and the base of the last
German expedition about Is degrees
south.
Returning after Bintoring In the
Ice, We will pick up the land party
about January, 1915. and then en-
deaVor Ia make charcot Land. and
the following spring go down the
coast to McMurdo sound.
I'VE will leave early in 1917 for
New Zealand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
PeeOish Neighbor
Also Killed
the Cow
Tony Klioinovich Victim of
Murderous Assault While
Peacefully Engaged in
Milking
us, Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald,

[By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. J
san Francisco. March while
Tony Klicinovich was milking his cow
today. Marks skunich, with whom no
had quarrelod over the purchase OF
an orchard appeared on the scene
and began pumping lead at him,
KlicinoVich lodged behind the cow
Skanich shot the COW through the
neck and she fell lead on top Of her
master. Her body projected him
partially. and as he lay pinned To tho
ground Skanich shot him through
the right arm. the right leg and the
left hip lie IL dying.
Alarmed by the sound of shooting
Mrs Klicinovlch ran To the door.
Skanich shot her through the breast
and she fell dead.
sKanlch fled To his lodging house,
locked himself IN his room and com
mittcd suicide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

cggs 10 this country.
Eggs other than those In the nat
ural condition are still subject 20 duty
though at reduced rates, and these
show increasing imports In the brief
period for which the monthly figures
are at hand Frozen or preserved
eggs, the duty on which Is now 2 cents
per pound, compared with . vents q
dozen under ne former tariff. show
Tor the last three months Of 1913 "A
total importation OF about ono million
poun .u. valued az Approximately
$4,000. Egg yo'ks, now dutiablc al
10 ucr cent ad valorem instead Of %
per cent. as under the old law, aggre-
gated about 200. 0OG pounds, n dried
eggs, S,53i pounds for the three
months ended with December. In
each yase the Imports were consider
ably larger than those for the COR
RESPONDING period Of 1912.
The countries contriouting the eggs
imported into the United states are
few in number. our imported eggs
are chiefly tke product OF China, 81
beria and Russia. and southern
I Europe. those arriving from England
and Germany tor the most part
shipped into those countries. for re-
sale 20 foreign markets. or egg Inn
ported In the natural state. England
IN the chief nominal source next IN
order being china G|ncluding HenE'
konRl and canada. Frozen eggs are
chiefly from England. with smaller
quantities from Hougkong. EGG yol"s
come almost exclusively from Ger
many. which imports large quantities
II eggs from the producing centers OF
Europe and Asia and recxports them
Ga this form 10 the United States ana
other parts OF the world
Most Of the Imported eggs enter
through the ports Of New York, phil
adelphia. Boston. san Francisco. Bat
tlmore. Milwaukee. Seattle. Takoma,
aud Portland. Oregon Hawaii also
receives considerable quantities of
frozen or preserved eggs from Hong
kong. an important distributing point
for chinese products.
Exports OF eggs during the year
ended with December 1919, amounted
to l7e-3 million dozens, compared
with practically ~ million IN 1879,
2-S million In 1919, and ~ million
In 1908. "a decade ago. While exports
o feggs are still much greater than
imports. the closing months Of the
year showed Il distinctly downward
tendency In exports md an upward
trend in imports of that commodity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
How 20 Avoid Those Pains and DiJtFeus
Which 80 Many Mothers Have Suffered.

NJ n \ Ftiy more uninen 10 not know o.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07

m 0uth The palma
were 40 bal that I
could not h,ar my
weight on one font
! began taking Ly-
din H. Pink ANS
Vegetable Com
pound and had not
finished the hrst bot
tie when felt
greatly relieved and
II took II until Il
me sound and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
CHURCH
TO Celebrate
TOMORROW
Mortgage Burning. Marking
End of Period of Indebted
ness 70 be Feature Of Sell
vice.

A mortgage burning wiz mark to-
morrow the close 81 the special sors-
rces held az the Christian church.
Gold avenue aud Brondwty, for the
pust three eek by Rev j. Madison
williams of Dcs Muines. Ia. The
papers. representing the cancellation
ct the church debt, VIII be burned by
tha pastor, Rev 49,. r. Williams, at
rho evening service That service
win bee the last of the special meet
inps conducted hy his father
The mortgHgc on the church was
placed in 1903 The St.50o is repre-
sentcd was paid OF ot The rate OF
$500 a year.
The special meetings held az the
church Tor tho past three weeks lave
been largely attended and have
served To quicken b conversational
spirit and Incrcas enthusiasm In the
work 90 u marked extent. ON that
account the mortgagr burning to-
morrow viii bo marked by an espe-
cial spirit of iuhiution.
P
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Mold "a GOOD red geiatin flavcred
a. preferred in veal shapes, or Ia a
lnrne flat pan AMI cut the hearts
Thore are very good ms egg and "
ceE cake rec pes that make excellent
PATTY tin cBkcs Use ~ Of these
end turn a small heart cake over tho
iolly heart ANA sor,o with whipped
cream spread on top.
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MRS.. WINN'S
ADVICE TO WOMEN
Take Lydia E. Pinkham'sV Veg
etable Compound ond be
Restored TO Health.

Kansas City, No. The doctors told
me / would never be q mother Every
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-07
Albuquerque Boundary and
Machine Works.

Founders bEacninfyta
Castings In Iron, Brass, Bronze.
Aluminium. Structural steel for
Bridges and Buildings
works anS Offoes--Atbnqvsraue
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Henry's messenr rs Phone SsS.