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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26

which $4,000 has been collected this
week Is in charge of Rev. William n.
f"n'kos OF New York md q N TIE
pope OF the m.nistcrs that tho entire
iund may be- collected without any
assistance from the lay mcmbcrs Of
the church. The new sanitarlum VIII
be erected by the board Of ministerial
relief exclusive ~ tho $4,000 which
II has pledged Itself Ia collect Tor a
fund ~ AID OF old and ~inclpacitatcd
members of the ministry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
4 Hint for
Coming Maternity

In a little book deslgned for expeetant
mothers more complete instruction ia
given IN the use N Mothers Friend"
This Is an extornhi embrocation applied
10 the abdominal muscles for the purpose
81 reducing The strata on ligaments. cords
and tendons.
In thus bringing relief and avoiding
rain great good Ia accomplished. IL
serves 10 ease The mind. Indirectly has q
most beneficial ehrct upon the nervous
system and Thousands Of women have
dellghtcdy told how they were free Of
nausea. hae no morning sickness and
went through tho ordeal with most re-
markable success. Mothers Friend has
been growing IN popular favor for more
than forty years. ia almost every com
munity are g~randinothers who used Il
themselves. their dauEhters have used Il
and they certainly must know what a
blessing Il a whom they recommend Il
20 warmly. Strictly az external Application
a has no other erect than to ease the
muscles, cords. tcndons and ligaments
involved hence Il pcrfactly safe O. use b.
eli II Is used very successfully
% prevent caking u breasts.
Mothers W, I'D 4 prepared IN tho
laboratory Of Bmdneid RegulAtQE Go.
sQt Lanai BIDS, Atlantas Gss %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-26
NERVOUS HEADACHES
Heavy Feeling, as n My Brain
Was Pressing Down

Mrs Hill says;
II cannot tell
you no W much I
have y unered
during the past
twelve yeara"
Twelve years r.
a long urro for
any ms 10 suf-
fer A great null
utude OF womcu
IN this country
know exactly
what Mrs. Hill
means when aho
say y. III cav
feeling. as n my
hVatn uruu Aeaua.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

tin field and itis regarded as such a straight tip" that the betting odds "n Trrrcpn against the field. the field b, Ing the rebel army. have dropped fl. m two to one in favor of Torreon t9 i've to three against the town.
 The telegram which changed the betting odds in the cafes and Down. i,cos sporting place saloon read as c lows. "i!ct all of your money that m, t.rcc win capture Torrcon before March 2l--Nilla.
 This messages is regarded as au- lhentic by the friend of the rebel com r andcr- In -chief who received 1t nn he is so assiduous in trying to place his money that hc is responsible m
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
VILLA mAkInG BOOKS
 0n T0RRE0M'S CAPTURE

changing the odds on Torreon.
 Crowds are now hanging around the telegraph office waiting news from tho front. hut very little has come in with the exception of Il statement as to the pt sition of the rclcl army before the ( ity and the proposed plan Of attack.
 Villa has wired to army headquar- tors here that he has cut the railroad to the south of the besicGcd city and hat he will be able to prevent the federal re-enforccmcrts now on the way from reaching the town.
 He has disposed his force in three divisions and will attack from three sides after Il bombardment with his c,.tire force of field artillery. Under
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 20.-- There will be no change in the con- stitution in the near future which will grant to the women of the United States the right to vote. 4 majority oi the senators of the country. Il very small majority. to be sure. but still a ma jority which was quite largo enough to forstnll any amendment to tho constitution has decided that there shall be no change in the excellent document drawn up for the guidance 0: the country in tho days when real statesmen sat in the hall of the na- ticnai legislature and made laws which have kept the republic intact and steadily advancing in nll things that make for civilization.
 Changing the constitution If tho Jnitdc States is :t very serious mat tor and the wiser among the men who rule the land know that when WIG be- gir tu jumper with our charter We arc beginning tD tnmpcr with tho stability ct our government
 To change the constitution of tho United States fig fortunately not an easy thing to dc and 1t cannot be ac- compllshcl by the gentlemen occupy ing easy chairs in tho capitol at Washington, but they have the power to start the ball rolling which may eventually bring about change in tho great fundamental bulwark of tho nation.
 The bill for submitting the proposed change in the constitution which would give to the women the right to vote to the states of tho union came uy in tho senate today and so even ly were the senators divided on tn" issue that when tho final vote was taken the submission of the proposed amendment to the states was lost by t.nly one vote. The vote standing :l for the measure and g against it.
 This vote is 30 close that tho wo- men who arc interested in getting tIclr sex cnfranchlscd feel anything tut downcast over the result of the fight that they have made during this session and they believe that the very
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. March 3O.--Therc has been very little news of n warlikc nat ur,. from Ulster in Ireland since the disbanding of the rebel force which vas organized to combat the institu- ton uf home rule in the land. So quiet in fact has Ulster been that the government believes that grave events are impending there and in fact from reports made to the home office by the secret service agents scattered throughout Ireland 1t seem evident that the long silence of Ulster por- tends nothing but trouble for the gov c,nment.
 The reports state that the people of lster are more and more determined as time goes on to resist the home rule and that their present attitude of silence and passively Is mere blind while they arc mak- ing serious preparations to resist with force of arms.
 Ii is stated that Ulster Is receiving ercouragemcnt from many othcI ,mrtg of the country by individuals | vino arc against the home rulc bill as , ,u, sscd md that these men have
 p,cdgcd their fortunes and their lives to the cause of Ulster.
 i All of this has been going on st quietly Ind arms have bcen 10 quictl,
 shipped into the county and the met sn stealthiiy organized during the pc
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

clcseness of the contest shows tha; the line of thought is tending In their direction and that the next time tn" question comes up there will be Il margin on their side. One vote ls a very small matter with which to loose bill as serious as n changr in the national constitution.
 In speech, which hc made in th" senate today. senator vardainan If Mississippi, who ia the greatest op- pc nant of the enfranchiscmcnt of ,h'. negro that there Is in the land. pro- posed that before thc scnat" enact any bill looking toward the "nfran- criscment of women as ;l national act ttat 1t repeal tho fourteenth amend me mt to the constitution which con- fcrred the right of citizenhip and tn" rig ht to vote upon the negro. Tak" th,- vote from the negro first by con stitutional amendment. said Fada-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
NO CONSTITUTIONAL
 SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT !

to overcome the one adverse majority vote and add many more to their side 0. the question before tho bill comes up again.
 From now on every energy will be bent by the national and state lead. crs to the end that when the next congress convenes there will not only br q majority in favor of changing thr constitution. but it will Dc a very laige mapority. The same campaign which will work against the senators who opposed the amendment at the present session will bc used ns means of filling the state legislatures with men favorable to the change. for. after all the granting of the franchise to women throughout the country by n change in the constitution will rest with the states
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

r;od of seeming quiet that the an- nouncement that the government mas been fully cognizant of the doings within the orders Of Uulster all along comes as n surprise to the greater part of the country.
 Not only Is the government inform ed of every move being made by the UIsterites. hut it has quietly been talk ing steps to outwit any rising thes may be contemplated and 1t is going about 1t in Il way which will force the brunt of the fighting upon Irish pco- ple if it comes to fighting to make Ulster accept the law of the land.
 The rumor has gone forth from Dublin that the militia of the counties surrounding I'lster has been quietly nut on q wnr footing and that it IS being even now prepared for an in v,,sion of the disturbed county with a view to the establishments of mar ttaI Inv md the abrogation Of civil rights. This will be followed by q tt. .tni disarminE of tho population. for cihlc if necessary. and the troops wilt he kept in the county until all anngcr M rebellion ls passed.
 The English government by using tll.. Irish militia against Ulster thus turns the people of the country arinst each other and if 1t comes te fgi ting 1t will be q light between rrishmen in which the Tngiish troopi will have no hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
GAMBLING ON T0RRE0N'S FALL
RULES FOR
 WOMEN'S RACE

The following arc tM" special rules governing the ladies race by the Glue 1 ot Club of Nome. March 21. 1914.
 Whip-No driver shall Dc allowed to use. crack or in any way show whip when within two hundred yards oi another team.
 I'assing--if team In the rear catches another team In front and calls for the trail it shall be the duty of the driver of the lead team to stop ana allow the other team to pass Should the team then in the rear be alh. to keep up with the team in fr, ni for period of three (0 minutes. and wishing to pass. the driver may call for the trail and 1t shall be the duty of the driver of the lead team to stop and allow the other to pass.
 Penalty-Any violation of these rules will be sufficient to disquallfy th, team from the race.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
Special Nugget Ssrviee.

Special Nugget Ssrviee.
 JUAREZ, March 20.-Eithcr Gcner- al Villa and his ccnst!tuticnalist army will have to enter Tnrreon within the rnxt twenty-four hours or there will h. a very large sized scream from tEc members of the sporting fraternity ot this city.
 The rebel general in the field has advanced his army to within striking distance of tho bcsicgcd city which IS hrI,l by Il federal garrison much small lc, than the attacking force and it is L, ,lhved that Villa has also succeed cd in cutting off the advance of the federal relief columns which have been hurrying northward to tho help of the city.
 Today q friend of the rebel leader who lives in Juarez received the fol- lowing telegram fiom the general in
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
CHURCH GIVES
 PLEASANT AFFAIR

rha Federated church was decorated u,,th n color scheme of pink and white ,..t p,1ht for the entertainment and sr,c,a, which begun at eight thirty. The booths were white and were rest""nco with pink poppies and pink chcrry h,o.soms and there were. games and surprise packages and other things to keep tho people happy anu interested rntif the excellent musical program was put on.
 Dr. Bauer announced the several turns which were given in the follow ing order and wnr" al! much ''nprcci- ated and enjoyed:
 Cornet solo. Mrs. Lc Clerd. Miss Rowena Lewis accompanist
 Duet, Miss Anpher and Elmer Reed.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Potcct.
 Male quartet, Messrs. Cowtlen. Thorn ten. Johnson and Carl Lomcn.
 Solo. Mrs. Scott.
 Vocal Solo-Norman Lawel.
 The entire program was good. but the hit of the evening was made by Master Norman Rawcl who sang two humorous songs thnt were hugely successful.
 At the end of th,. musical program supper was served.
 The affair was in charge of ihc fol- lowing committed.
 Executive committee: Mrs. c. D. Cochran. chairman. Mrs. r. A. Peter son. Refrcsiimcnts Mrs. IIrgness. chairman. Mrs. Ostcrman. Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Powell. Ice cream: Mrs. Rock and Mrs. Olga Hegncss. English monkey Mrs. Zchncr and Miss Sund- back. Cream crab, Mrs Miller. Bean bag. Mrs. Aver and Mrs. Roper. Seap bubbles, Mildred Lehman. T.oana Miller. Charlotte IIill, Miss Anpher. Ceffee, Mrs. Robbie Brown. Chocolate, Mrs. Holden. Art gallery, Mrs. Rank and Mrs. Jolls. Program, Mrs. Aver. Mrs. Miller and Miss Sundback.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

E,an and after thnt discuss giving 1t to the women.
 Th. women who have been in Washington working for the passagr (" the bill which has just failed In the senate will be back next session [. nd believe that ncxt time they will in.
 IL is und, rsto"d here that the wo- G,un interested in natianal suffrage will at once begin a campaign throughout the country which will h.t" for it's object tn. defeat for re- ,,c, .iun of those senators whose terms c..rirc with the present congress and ,ha, every effort will bc made to re- place some of them at least with men favorable to the proposed change :n th, constitution.
 The margin is SO small. as the sen |. ate stands at present that the leaders ,' he cause believe they will be abl"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

cover of this fire he proposes to throw f.,rward his lines and if the federal commanders do not surrender at his approach the rebel will order an as- sault in force and take the outer works of the town with the bayonct.
 Once over the entrenchments before the town he believes that the rest will be easy and while his two wings sweep around the outside of the , .ty he will send the center. which Ia composed of his veterans. into the streets to finish up anything that may bc left to finish.
 'rcse movements are probably go- ing on now and if the commander has not missed his guess and everything works us arranged the important city ut Torrcon should he in the hands of the constitutionnlist army should be ir command of the city before sun down
 There ia the greatest excitement h. rc over the outcome "f today's fight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
SWEEPSTAKES
 DANCE TONIGHT
spse;a, Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE March 20.-The valiant cftcrts of Nome to keep the annual All-Alaska Sweepstakes race from frlling by the wnyside this year have met with the hearty support of Ains- kans on the outside and big dance hns been arranged to take place here tonight in order to help raise the ne- cessaryl purse. for the biz sporting event of the year in the territory.
 The committee in charge of the dance have every reason to expect ! big success as the many Alasisans here are responding generously to the appeal that the race Do not allowed to drop for lack of funds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
'-'''" '' BUT STi'i TROUBLE PENDING

IL is stated that the oders have already been issued for the occupa- ten of Ulster ny the militia of other counties and that the government but awaits the signal of trouble within Ulster to move the troops in. It is admitted that the situation Is ex- lremcly grave and that conflict may occur at any time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20
CANDIDATES FOR COUNCIL.

The following ticket has been placed in the field for city council at the next election:
 Barney Gil,ncy. Andy Anderson, Horace Altimns. George Lomen. Henry Burgh. Dnn Crowley. Frank Aldrich.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

For the benefit of patrons. toilet 'n rear os Eagle saloon will be open Q" Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

The Daily Nugget. $2oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-20

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-14
WAGING A WAR
OF DIFFERENTIATION

Brussels, via Paris. Aug 13.-Peas-
ants report that the Germans are
waging a war of determination. They
allege that the trops are firing on
priests and are killing and woundir&
people indiscrimiAately. Whole vii
lagos, according to their stories. are
being wiped out by the invaders.
Yesterday at Tirelemont the Bel
gan lancers lost 25 killed, includ-
ing Captain Knappe1 and Lieut..
Count Wander Burch, while fighting
against 1000 German Uhlans. The
latter lost $50 killed. The lancers
were checked by machine guns, but
the Belgians infantry stopped the
Germans.
1t is announced that the 1914 calss
of reserves will soon be called to
the colOrs.
The minister of war states that
there has been an engagement in
Limburg province, in which the Ger
mans were driven back
No news has been received Since
August of Baron de Favereau, the
president of the senate, who left the
chamber for his chateau in the south
of Liege province on that date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-14
NEUROLOGICAL.
MRS. JAMES F. CLEMMONS.

Mrs. James F. Clemmons died at
Fulton, KY. Monday, Aug. 3. and was
buried there on last Wednesday.
Mr.. Clemmons formerly resided in
this section, and is member of a
Clemmons' death, Fulton paper
says:
"Mrs. ClemmOns was the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Hughes.
She was born near Feliciana, where
most of her girlhood and young lady
hood was spent. In 1874 she was
married to Mr.. d. J. Bard of near this
city. To them one daughter Mrs. Gus
Bard. who survives her, was born
Several years after the death of Mr.
Bard she was married to Mr.. J. F.
Clemmons of Straw Lake, Ark Mr.
Clemmons had two small children
James, Jr., and Mabel. When she en-
tered her new home she nobly assum-
ed all the duties and became both
mother and friend to the little ones
entrusted to her care. Several years
after her marriage, Mabel sickened
and died. During her last illness the
new mother ministered tender1y and
lovingly to her wants and held the
little sufferers hand until she en-
tered the valley of the shadow of
DEATH"
although the death angel had how
cred over Mrs. Clemmons for several
weeks, the certainty that she had
passed away cast a gloom over the
entire city, and today scores of
friends hingle their tears with the
husband, daughter, son and aged
mother, who survive her.
"It can truly be said of this woman
She hath done what she could Years
of her life were spent patiently, ten
derby and lovingly ministering to the
sick. Other years were given to the
work in the Presbyterian church, of
which she had been .devout member
since she was little girl. If her
life of self-sacrifice and loving devo-
ton 10 all who crossed her path could
purchase stars for her crown. surely
a diadem of dazzling brightness
adorns her brow today"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-14
GERMANS Within GUNSH0I
Of The BELGIAN CAPITAL
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
Brussels, and the great battle is on
between them and the allied troops
of Belgium, France and England.
For two days there has been des-
perate fighting, and at one time the
French war office has admitted the
Germans were within fifteen miles of
Brussels-almost near enough for one
OF the great guns to throw shell
into the city They reached Loubain,
Is miles east of Brussels, where King
Albert of Belgium is in personal com
mand. But the allies rallied and
drove them back.
Yesterday and today the armies
have been locked in death grapple
at Haelen and Diest, about 80 miles
east of Brussels. The censors have
allowed some details of, the first days
fighting which was favorable to the
allies, to be given out, but today's
struggle was far more bloody and far
more important, and everything pos
sible is suppressed
The inference is plain that the
news is not favorable to the allies. 1t
is the extreme right wing of the
northern army of Germany which is
striking at Brussels. Crossing the
Meuse to the north of the untaken
forts of Liege, this army has gone
west along the Dutch border trying
to flank the allies on their left. Just
what force the invaders have has not
yet developed, but it is certain that
they are powerful. 1t is reported
that 10000 men were engaged yester-
day around Haelen and the Germans
fought with the confidence of men who
know that they have strong support at
their back. German cavalry now
holds Huy, halfway between Liege
and Namur, on the Mouse river. and
Msrche les Danes, only a few miles
above Namur. They are also in force
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-08-14
Camden Personals,

r. A. Harper of Eldorado was
among the city's visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmont Ruth, whose
residence was destroyed by fire, dur
ing their absence. returned today.
Mrs. w. F. Grothe and little daugh-
ter, Martha Frances, of Pine Bluff
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Newton this week.
Mrs. r. o. Keriard of Eldorado was
guest of her niece, Miss Frank
Kelly today
DR.. n. IS. Word, who has been coa-
fined to his home by illness for the
past week is much improved today.
J. T. Sifford returned last night
from Lewisville where he had been
attnding court.
Mrs. J. S. Mitchell left this morn
ing for Pine Bluff, after a few days
visit in that city she will return to
her home in FL Paso, Texas.
Miss May Benson of Little Rock,
who spent the past two weeks in
Forrest City and Ozark, arrived in
the city last night and will be a guest
/! Benson, and other relatives during
the REMAINDER vi HeI VdcdlIOl.
Misses Buelah Smith and May Ken
drick have gone to Gurdon, where
they are guests of Mrs. Frank May
for week.
Robt, Russell of Spring Hill, La,
accompanied by his son and two
daughters, arrived il the city last
night after a pleasant automobile trip
for their home, with stops at
Fcrdyce and Warren and other points
They were guests of his sister, Mrs
r. D. Watson over night and left by
train this morning after storing their
auto in the garage as the weather
was too threatening to complete the
trip overland.
Judge J. NJ. Barker is holding an
adjourned term of chancery court In
Fordyce.