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SWIFT AND COMPANY.
NOTICE OF APPIIcATION FOR ORDER
TO CHANGE NAME

NOTICE OF APPTIcATlON FOR ORDER
TO CHANGE NAME
Notice Is hereby given that swift and Com
pany, a domestic corporation, having its
principal business Office In the CITY Of New
York County OF New York and state u New
York. will apply TO tho Supreme Court Of
the state of New York at Special Term.
Part ! thereof. to b. held at the County
Court House, in the Borough % Manhattan
City OF New York. County OF New York on
the 2sth day of January. i9li At 10 80
clock In the forenoon Of that day. or ~
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard for
an order authorizing said corporation 70
change it's corporate name TO swift fa'si'
Company incorporated.
Dated New York y Y, January >, 1914
SWIFT AND COMPANY.
BY Edward J. swift
President
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrd's Black raughL.

McDuH, va suffered FOR several
years" says Mrs. |. b. Whitaker, OF
his place. with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me &c try
niedsoTd's black-D ranghi. which did,
and found II 10 be The best family medi-
cine tor young and old.
keep Black raught on hand an the
lime now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me Tor a dose, and Il
does them more good than any mediclne
they Eve tired.
We never have a long spell Of sick
ness in M family, since We commenced
using Black Dfaught."
Thediofd's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regu-
late weak slomachs. aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion, collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
Il has been In constant use Tor more
nhan 70 years, and has beneiitcd more
han a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Dfsughi. Price only sc. Get q
package to-day. &C a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
What's Doing in the High School

Under the capable direction OF MT.
I%tavcuworth The commcrcnl DEPART
mcnt OF the now hish sohuol is o. great
success This department was added
Go the high schools curriculum last
year for the first time. The subjects
which are offered are s~tcnoEraphy,
tNpe-writinp and bookkeeping all OF
which rcquir, Two years TO complete.
There are nov enrolled In book
keeping "a total Of 80 studcnts-2i IN
inst year bookkeeping and A. in the
second year. This shows au advance
n bcRinninR bookkeeping this year of
~ pupils over last year, Tho enroll
meut ia first year st,lography is -
students. that Of he second year is D..
This elbows an approximate growth in
this course cot 3 s%tuceuts. There b. a
class Of special students. those 'akinE
only stcnography aud typeWIitug. Tine
records show that there is an enroll
mcnt OF g. special students Last year
there were only = special students.
This shows that the CONNER ial de-
partme1it OF the A. "a. e is rapidly
commanding the puhllcs attention.
\ plan has been perfected for hold
ing tests for speed in typcwtiting and
shorthand. Through the aid OF %
chart which MT LcaNCuNorth has
prepared and upon which thc records
cf the speed tests are 20 nc placed
the teacher viii De enabled Go zen at
a glance tho exact standing col each
ana every advanced iypvwriuuH pupil.
The beg .n1vrs viii not oo ready toI
these tests for about six months.
owing Go the amount OF practice
necessary for the deciamatofy contest.
several OF the participants have found
IL necessary To- Withdraw
The senior party was a great sue.
cess. The gtopt majority ol thc elias.
was present and the rcircshmcnt'
were tho success OF the etcling
Several adYeuturc.ome sophomore.
tried 60 "Iutt iu' o. tho senior part.
ou the mesa Hast utpht and had e. ME,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
IDEAS ON GIFTS
FOR CHRISTMAS
ARE CHANGING

ldcat CON Christmas giving are rap
idly changing among the sensible.
Thosp who thlpk as thcy give are
hooking far "a ycar-round service as
the important thing
lu 30 week of shopping with an its
train 500 viii not find ID better sItt
than o. vo1rs subscription Go The
Youth "umpaniou. 70 uuers les ser
vice it clean entertainment. lts zinc
sugCsfN ,U,-s eek after werh. and
the end uf the year which finds
many 10 SUI in the attn. dust-coyercd
ana forgotten. brings Tho Companion
again with an the charm of last
t~hTistmasude
40 American monthly ai any price
offers the same amoun of reading,
and none can oneT better quality.
less than four cents "a week provides
this ne,l of Christmas gIfts-fsOO a
year. lr 0u subscribe now all the
remaining ISSUES OF the scar VIII De-
sUut free ana ths Companion Home
Calendar a copy of the Caiendat
is also sent Go those who make a Rifl
subscription send for sample copies
and the F0rcosst for 1915
THE YOUTHS COMPANION.
iti Berkeley street Boston. Mass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

no YOU RELIEVE ~ -
GOOD BUSINESS To PAY =
HUINoUs TAN HNTE N or
DER THAT COUNTY OFF
CERS NAY RECEIVE IN
CEssINE SALARIES FROM
WHICH. N Turn, THEY CAN
AFFORD To PUT ~ CAM
PAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS on
LARGE AMOUNT WHICH CAN
BE USED BN \ CORRUPT no
LITICNL MACHINE ~ DE-
BAUCHING VOTERS
TINT - thu PRINCIPLE
BEHIND THE REPUBLICAN
POLICY or HIGH COUNTY
SALARIES IN THIS STATE.
THAT ~ THE PRINCIPLE
YOU ARE INVITED To EN-
DoRSE ~ VOTING FOR
THE REPUBILCAN CANDI-
DATES FOR TIIE LEGl~Lh-
TURE NEXT TUESDAY.
TIIE PRINCIPLE. ~ ADD
TION TO COSTING NOU MON
~, ~ CORRUPT ARE NOU
IoR II or AGAINST n
IN ArHUsIswII M
YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
THEN


Onc hundred years ago today the
worlds first steam war vessel. the
Dcmolosos afterwards rc-christencd
the Fulton, n honor of It's construct
on. was l%Hunrhcd from "a privately
owned s%hipyard on the New York
bank OF the East river. It's com
%structinu had been inspired from the
war of 1879. Not much longer Than
The modern excursion boat. casur
ing IN length 1917 feet. and built oi
wood the vessel slipped her moor
iugs ON June Z. 1915. and proceeded
into New York bay under her own
steam rpon her maiden voyage ON
the Fourth OF july she again ven
uured Co sea for "a speed trial. sailing
90 miles iu Sis hours. This pioneer
vessel uf modern nhVics vs. tc-
cei,ed her baptism oi fire, peace haN
iug been declared before h Demol-
ugos was read, Tor battle. but she
proved an Instrument of destruction
when her boilers exploded while she
las Boo the Brooklyn navy yard ON
june g. 1899 destroying the vessel
and killing 20 persons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
NOW
and

To-day, while steam prupcls nearly
an OF the $500 or more wutships at
the worlds u8vios, already new forms
OF prOpulsiNc power are being adopt
ed. such as internal combustion gas
engines and various forms Of motors
Electro motors already are being eX-
pcrimentcd with and have been in
stalled on one American naval col
her. Probably the horsepower OF the
Dcmuiogos was not as great az that
which propels "a naval launch that ~
swung aboard q modern warship.
Against bcr speed OF "a little more
than six miles an hour there ara war.
ships that attain "a speed 81 thirty
knots an hour or more War vessels
that could store the Demologos ON
their decks nave mad sustained voy-
ages ot between seven aud eight
thousand miles without re coaling
thus disproving tho mathematical
demonstration Of Dionyuius Lardncr
who sought Co prove hy figures In the
young days of steam that no shiI
could ever carry enough vonl Ga feed
her engines while crossing The Attain
tic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

is IT, happicgt outcome n most in
stances sine, O. So often ciipples and
moims It's baby victims
The announcement that the germ
Of this malady nus been driven to bay
was buried under a%valanchcs OF var
set 10 may preface "a chapter m
human conservation chat will largely
onset the battle LOSSES ip Europe
All medical science was altered by
the formulation ct the germ theory.
Progress since has been almost OK
rlusfvely toward cumbatins the invis-
iblc organisms that are constantly at
war % % health Communicable dis
eases. within the memoir of many
now living ceased 20 bc visItatious
of malign fate aud became tangible
foes. to hc dragged under The micro-
scope and iootchcd with aniisepucs.
The most recent discovery ante
dating Dr Flexncrs brought la sci
cntific view the suirochcte pallidu.
responsible for horror upon horror In
tho shape Cog wrecked bodies aud
minds This ~ achievement of re-
search has opened up new fields 10
pathology equal Co the advances
brought about bv the discovery ni the
-orms "f tuberculosis. typhoid and
.totlnus
smallpox and scarlet FOYER are the
two principal Infectious diseases
whose oausati,c organisms are yet to
be- e%gtalusgcd % is wen known.
however iu what manner these disc
coses are transmitted The manner
m which inlantiIc paralysis spreads
itself has been Tor long coniecturaI.
Dr. Flexncr aided boy his associates.
who in America are Keeping up the
work largely halted abroad, is close
on the heels of the real explanation
News of his success is in cheering
contrast 90 much of M other nows
we are constrained Co print and Ga
read these DAYS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
advertisement
Democratic County Chairman
Directs a Few Remarks to
Republican Chairman G~iIIenwater

" ~ CLEARWATER Chairman, Bcpub-
l,an County central Committee.
Dear Sir The Democrats OF Bor-
unlllo county Go not believe that
your open letter In the Morning Jour.
uII OF pJtobrr %. 1914. needs fur
thol answer than Co show up some
ui the giarius errors and misstatc-
merits contained therein. l. is. in
deed. "a new thing tor YOU to assume
the cloak of political righteousness.
and the citizenship OF this county
watch Win smiles vour efforts o.
adapt yourself tu this now pose
WOO shy IA, election involves prln-
.lpl"s and that men are incidental
Indeed this is ruc . involves tho
principles cf honest government and
uiund,i rule ui the majority and
not th"t OF ring bosses. ana u alI
these matrcrs the gang which sou
now represent is on the side against
principle. You could not wen fee
shat men ar, more thau incidental
for you are forced to manag % ticket
which the RANK and fife of your own
party did nor aanS and have repu-
dated, and which YOU yourself feel
b. uusuitcd iu the present crisis iu
-Four partys affairs These caudi.
dates were .urccd on yuu py your
Republican bosses and you had Ca
take them n make the best at o..
You viii not deny that your oNn
criticisms about some al YOUR can.
dIdatos have been salty Iu the cN.
IRENE
You nrru-c the Democrats of hay.
ms been controlled by four leaders
10 certainly takes nerve fur the Iiou.
tenant of Frank uubb,lI and Jcsg.
Iiom,r" go wrap the cloak uf sane.
lity about han o. point with horror
90 The democrats mentioned Thus,
Democrats. with the rest COL the mem
beers of The party in % free ,onHcn-
tom. named u les slativc ticket Vhi,u
Is bound tu command the admiration
OF tho business men OF Alnuqucrquc-
McssYs kIeke. Schocr ana Garcia
They wcf, not named by % ring. n.
your candidates were. and n,
itlzeus wcip thrown OF the ticket
ai the command of auy boss car
son says ls much
You are The only person who IA,
seen "a S. Democratic campaisr
fund. no such fund exists You saS
MI Marion wa assessed $500. thl,
be- not ru, You state the Graham,
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rusDAMI>r,L PRINCIPLE

n iNgE no less an authority than
The chairman of tho Republic
can county committee of this
couuly has brought forward the act
that Fundamental prime Piles are az
stake iu This election b. ecomes In
terestiEe 70 snow briefly what those
principles are
The tarin is NOT one of Them The
Republican bosses look on the people
a. fcois oui they do not consider
them FOOLS enough go swallow the
taun done what then, - the prin-
oipie AZ stake. from the ~Republican
standpoint
Not even State Chairman Ely, who
Seems 10 have stated everythine
there is 20 state from the Republican
side, has stated h.
Tbs people. the bosses 20 The con.
trnrs. arc not fouls Thc people rec.
osnize the fundamental principle a.
snake In this election. They know
that "a IL the no PIE Of popuia'
government, clsan government, efh
sisut government es sgainst govern
uienl b. q lev ssll conatituted ssnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

were assessed $500. TINS is likewise
untrue. Your statement that Mr..
Korber was assessed S30n is untrue
Iu fact. your whole statement about
the subject seems To De either an or
r0r uI e mIsstatcmCut. Your State
mcpt that Their, is To- be- an outside
fund which has not passed through
my hands be- likewise Incorrect. Your
knowledge of the manner ina which
the corrupt practices act could Zoe
avoided seems Geo by .n WORKING order
You are wrong when YOU state that
you were advised 10y mo that the
Democrats bad refused your offer Co
cIrtail the $50 ot money 100 election
When the D.murr.tI. committee was
ready and willing tu mntc such "a
pact n 10 would hc kept Iu good faith.
90 discovered tine secret m|,otluAs one
ul your h%eutcnauts was holding away
from our headquarters ANA W, then
realized The utter fuuIty o. irving 90
hold % 10 any such agreement The
past experiences Of the people nave
not led them to believe that any such
agreements would bc Kept either in
letter CO.. spirit
your publication Of our campaign
funds is b purcst buucomuc. what
happen. between now and election is
really what counts. and yet YOU pa
tadt "A sIN hundred dollar list with
the ar ut having finally o,used she
I matter INV child Mould know that
you viii collect every penny YOU cam
between uov and election da,. and
this VIII nos show un "a, statement
you ulo nov
THE Democratic receipts and
pcnditurvs viii loo published ICES re-
uuircd n, LAW o. up effort Wit no
made 60 ol ido o. 10 would Doe iu
keeping with yoIi new profession OF
political -auDtity if sou would pub
lish an account OF the fund sou used
in the recent primary fight against
sheriff Romero
lu fact ,ouEidcrur you whole let
ter DO strike. the Democrats 81 thI-
city as the lttst umc Captain Giucu.
water ever vuiucd. You realize how
hopeless tho ctscs OF most ul Nour
candidates are, and yet your past rec
ord has bccn one OF gumcucss which
persuaded ua an that you Viii los.
with a smile
huurs very truly.
JOHN * SIMM<.
Chairman Democratic county Central
Committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
MORE REPUBLICAN RUN.

~ Republican friends bon tholr
tariff talk ,ud 900 their state
platform refer with profound
regret Goo the ruin OF the beet sugar
industry boz Nev MeN.o, as b. result
of the Underwood ariis JAW They
declare rhot The Democratic tariff
policy has ruined his promising m-
dlstrv
let us look al .ts pr,-en, status
Al Maxwell ir colfaN counts. prae-
u.aIly the only station 90 which amy
considerable delivery of sugar bccts
D. made. CO.. cyc has bccn made in
thl. state delivery Of the laIf crop
began last week Tho Maxwell
Weekly Mail. printed al Maxwell and
therefore m % position 90 kHow says
Farmers are expecting big r,-
rirna from heir Dceis thIs year. ts
they viii bee paid ON ID percentage
basis instead of l Stat pur, as tho
contracts call for Ou the per cent
busis Of payment the crop Will aver
age "a dollar 1Y more per tom above
Tho price called for ln The contract
made in The carly spring
This years contract D. should be
said is on a considerably higher basis
than that OF 1913. ,ho farmers vho
planted beefz have had re- better sea-
son than ever before and the Indus
urs ls upon "a better basis than %
envr has been
The fact is The chief damHse ~ the
beet, industry iu his state has been
done by Republican statesmen who
have shouted ruin from tho Tariff,
ma vho have thus discouraged tlmid
farmers rom plantng bcets who 9TH
erwise would have done $500 and who
would have made sood money go 30.
as their less umid neiehbors hay,
done
The Republican party has called IL.
self 'the party OF progress Il once
was the party OF progress o. Is 81
NO longer Tho Republican party of
to-day s the party Of opposition. OF
destruction. ~ insincerc argumen.
aud false economic policy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
DON'T WASTE NoUR NoTE.


-RA>.ls g. WILSON. The .audt-
ast, ~ me New N.NI,, pro.
i pr.s.i,a nctlop for s@oneress.
Ma. madc a yiqorous .ampaigu Mr.
wIlso, an nbl, ana "a ,,r, ambl-
mons youns man $40 ia anxious 90
MAX. ,,c hest showing b. ,an al
thoush n, has absolstel, no hope Tor
election. Mr wilson. ctndidacv is
really one OF protrst AGAINST The Re-
publican sta.o ma.U.n, "a is so re-
sarded ~ 4 M 2 ne people.
We believe ne re- AN such him
self II ne IS D. ath himself.
and we believe IS. n. does
not expec, ia hi.
So Democrats otto for Nj
Wilson but ID o.. le cared that
there ar, maus ndcpcnd,nt voters.
men of no fixed part, faith. and
man, Rcpubucans d,ss,t.sf,,d with
the .3udIt.on. OF fn,.r part, under
the aid machine rlIc who Will vote
for IN, prosf,ssl,, ..udtdat, We
s.t III. - feared thi- Is the case not
aus, q cote Tor ar wilson ID
Uropr INN b,e,gs. .y.b ,,,, /.
useless. D. aesompushc- nothing 10
gets eN.cpt Ia tasr avsy
h "a vote from SIR Fcressson VAC
viii ba elected md who's, majority
sbouJd Do su.b ,. t. form ,B. final
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

chicnains eStravogant government,
corrupt government
Taxation without representation
has been the lot of tho people Of
Ncw Mexico under Republican gang
rule mel plainly az ever BE- was the
bit cot mo men VINO pulled OF the
Boston tea party For yeats the ma
iorit, IN the legislature mas repre-
scented "a litt,o ring OF BOSSES " the
Republican candidates are elected in
q majority Tuesday that same little
ring viii rule this state. The people
viii hat. nothing Goo say Tho couu-
~ salary piu providing outrageous
s]olorIes for Inefficient service will be
passed over the governor veto. ana
your taxes will AXE another rise
The r,s. Of the gang program win
follow
And the oul, chance you have, Nj.
Taxpayer Geo assert your rights, to
speak Tor what YOU think should be
done. g whcn you cast your ballot
next Tuesday II is for YOU To say
whether Ncstor Montoyl and Mo
dcsto ortiz aud r. a. Mann shall go
io the Legislature to represent the
b private interests they do NOT ever
take the pains Co deny That they
stand for cog whether your " rep
rcsoutat,cs the men VIM stand for
YOU and your rights and interests.
shall go Co santa Pc
Talk ,pout utndnmcnt1t pru,i-
Plies of Government
V,, "a. .n,s
u, u., ...r,t
,.... 3D.. ,..un,,,. ~. ,od
t,.,, ., ,.,
,oaa.. . ,,.,l a.. u.n.,,.r
~ ~,
IN. a..
an. s.-,,ll,.,r ,...r .,i.
80.
49,
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here by the statement from Garnet
King. passenger traffic manager of
the y. = a IS " system. that that
road VII ALLOW sto9-ovcrs al alamo
gordo and tree side ride Co cloud
croft on AN roundtrir tickets Co the
Pacific coast eNposltiona next year
Tn, free tap. Mr. Kings lrttor
states VIII he adv crtised 20 thc east
by the system aud hy al n. con
ucCttuns Local pcopl, think this
viii result in % great increase of buHi-
ness here nest year and ncheNc at
onC she tourists have seen the beau
ties uf the place thry viii. In many
ya-es make their summer homes
heI,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

walk hume Tor their trouble.
Al The stan meeting last night a
beautiful cover for - I,cata was unal-
~ selected Rapid progrcss on the
annual be- beile muic.
Mr.. Milne addressed the cighth'
grade yesterday afternoon on tho
earning power cf tho pupils Mr..
Milne also read the names OF those
no had taken prizes at the fair,
which were as follows.
Manual Training (T,No In u gruupl
FIRST prize Harold iongtcilow 81 90.
Second ptigc-pRul Lakewood 100.
give in % groupl
First prize-tiaroid Longfcliuw 90
second prize-Pqul Gutcwood 100.
Domestic sclcnce Ctanned Iruit, tive
Nafictic-.)
First prin-Ruth Tompkins s. o0
second prizc-Iteha Conner ... Zoe
(CookiesD
First prizc-Geraldinc Scoley 500
Second prlzc-Lillian Kcmpcnich 100
prpssD
First prlzc-Iulla pyc. ....... s. 90
Second rri,c-Heien F-cc....... too
tThrco in u sroup)
First Prize Helen Fee ........ zoo
second prizc-Iulia Dye ....... LOG
tFour In a group1
FIRST prize May BeckwIth .... zoe
Second pii1c-Hclcn Fec ....--. 100
Art work, CIhrUr in - GrUup1
First prizo-AlbirH Morelli soc
second prl1o-Ijillan S~autu,.i ice
The eighth grade had e class meet
Ing srstctda. afternoon and Dhuse
green and silver for their class eolurs.
Impure blood runs you down
makes you ana easy victim Tor disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
Burdock Blood nitters. At all drug
stores. Price. 800.
Phone .. Red Barn 81 " Copper.
for hrst-class hacks aud carriages
W. l. Trimbie A Co.
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.COLOC
by the
Second Fiddle. -

~ HARTMAN SIMAfE gtr. p,4kIru
10 noise Like q loser fs some
- thing nov from can. GuIcp-
uHtar N4Ltvs ... .,d
new from the Captain
.
BEYOND THE FACT thai ever.
statement 100 his slush fund holier wa.
Incorrect. the Captain. hoiIor was aU
humor DO is next 40 the road fund dop,
o
THE Only road system Thar, will
satisfy the suns Is the ono In which
y..f .,.y ..... a. r..5 nav and ~
cinet road boss gets his diyNg 81 the
money.
.
You'll get that soud old road s,s
tenn Il you effect tHc gang candidates
o
HldHlE WILLIAMS saws he's con-
'''"''" n'iuluf L" inc campaign yuma
cover We ""'"'i no injected .nl" o..
$50 LEEN'E is made 90 the
FlN the 'niHUiissinI mas spent ON
'~u''"'lhA hNkh 10 'h' gentle arr 90
"''"s " '~'"''''''
tHAlEMAN GILL EN " T b Il
-harges the count, road board with
a'tuallF huildin. roads ln the gang
commandments spending road money
"l roads is the chic, crime
.
MR. GlllLNWATLE Was the only
Republican road boss who ever dtd
him money ON the % hc built
o
HIRING uati,, Iabnrers ho li,e g
tn, precinct ou county road voiI
r..,rd.5 rim t. -rn,tr,..r an
Iarvater-Nh., Democrat do inc
hiring
.
y,-.u vr,,N,
. -, ,rt.
'7 ""' ' " w
AZ mr. ''ll'i Mi',''
"'''in ''ll'h"'''t H running 'h"''
o
GERMANS feel bitter toward
British troops headline So bitter
@
DIRECTING guun7e n Europe so
as 90 miss historic ) mote
I#HUHHHHH Hhan I#HHHmn tho AFEunH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
DrsoovrnINc ANoruER GERM

HH. SIMON FLENNEIl Of Rock
efeller institute has succeed
ed not oniy in isolating ana
Identifying the m-icroOrgaUism that
causes infan'lle paralysis. but has
lately cultivated the germ ln an s,ti-
ncial medium The bacteria are ex-
o%eptonaliy small and elusive and
have slipped through every sort Of
filter and evsdsd every sort Of micro
scope until Or FieNner sol GA theii
trail
lnfanule paralysis Il an insidiou'
ana terrible Infectious disease death
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR EUR0PE'S TOTS
PASS THROUGH CITY

A carload ~ Christmas toys aud
goods Tor the war-stricken little tots
of Europe passed through here this
morning The car wac attached a.
train So fT a~nd~earncd e. big sign
telling ths load Il bofe
The goods were shipped hy the
Woman Club 81 Ice angeles The
WELSH Fargo Express company r. do
mating transportation cross the CON
tinent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
CANADIAN Northern G.et- runds.

OttaTa ont, OCT. EST was re-
ported here That the Canadian North
ern railway had succeeded Ia raising
in London s.o9o.ooo of the amount
guaranteed rs the government Tor ms
line. Notwithstanding the European
war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
SOUTHWESTERN TO
ALLOW SIDE RIDE
TO CL0UDCR0FT

cioudcrop \ a.. oct ie-Con-
siderable interest has been aroused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Phone .. Red Barn 111 " Copper
for hrst-class hacks aud carriages
w. l. Trimhle A Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

Impure blood runs you down
makes you au easy victim Tor disease
For pure blood and sound digestion
Burdock Blood Bittors. At all dru.
stores. Price. 500.