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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16
SCARBOROUGH PEOPLE FRANTIC

Scarborough Dec IOOur German cruisers boombared Scar
borough early this morning damaging several buildings
The populace panic rushed the station take the
for Hull
The German cruisers arrived under cover thick fog and
scarcely discernable.
1t is estimated that fifty shells fell n city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16

Amsterdam Dec I6A dispatch from Constannope saws the
North Albania tribes have declared Servia.
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Continued on Page Four)
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tcontinued on Page Two.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16

fry Associated press.l
New Orleans. Ea. Dec. fg.-Cloudy
tonight and Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16
THREE GERMAN SHIPS MADE ATTACK

Londcn Dec I6The NewCatle Evening Chronicle places
the number of German cruisers which bomhaded arpoo
these cruisers attacked immediately by British
stroyers Yorkshire Evening News reports
and the British Folla slightly damaged
CASUALTY LIST Is THOUGHT FNAGGFR ATFD
London Dec I6-The estimate that nine persons were killed
Iaenool is regarded here cxaggeraon Firing
miles inland Great lIarepoo streets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16

cIasslfIsd Want VIII Sell |
YSur home, VIII Rent II
Too; , Llnes, 3 Times, Csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-16

In Meanwhile Tell Visitors
Of Hercules Water and the
Municipal Bath House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
WON'T NEED LANDSTURM.
Germans Have Huge Numbers OF
Landwehr In Reserve

Bfr.iS. via wireless 10 Sayviilc. l.. l.,
o. -3.-lt Is announced mere officially
to-day that the commander ~ the seventh
AUn Corps has declared ,hat il will not
De- l"..ssary 20 call out the lapdsturm.
o. huge numbers Of the laudwchr ar" still
available Neither will 1t be necessary
Z" .Iu M0n the volunteers.
The Gcrmu Reichstag will convene
ehr.y .u l'"cctnbrr The correspondent
o. '.' Rome TriJund admits that the
confidence ~ the German people I'm the
General san Is justified by its ncom-
!..Hh., organization and splendid work
II announced that the mysterious
sA"'s mod recently FIR. submarines at
a Danish submarine did not come from a
lehman vessel,
Tf' y ri- Temps reports that the Eng
.'t haas, 'ounscatcd and sold German
a'' Austrian racehOrses worth in all
'-H'""H. This, with the cOnil-cation of
.'.-r hrupp Won Bohcu's racing yacht,
'fot"- that the English nave no respect
To- n.y8'n property
Tho '".lowiug statement on tho anti
''r'Ha. riots In England has been given
og' hsrc.
'r' English Judge. in the course of
-" proceedings against the perpetrators
- 'u'-' tut-German outrages, expressed
'tr'' AZ IN, doctrine that foreigners IN
!. gland are outlaws"
W"eu tine German military authorities
'oIg. hat dwellings in the ucighborhood
a. N'rdun had been burned by the French
'h"N 'po> care OF the French civilians
oil, ulmber Of 40. There were many
1910. o.. Nd children among them, All
"f" a.ut % Rastatt, near Karlsruhe
'N,r, hey were given shelter IN the
3rerut'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
Special cob,. De,pa,ca to rnr sus.


LONDON. oct. 23.-The Tribpno. OF
Rome publishes the details of the de-
cisive Russian victory over the Ger
mans in north Poland, the news having
been received from the Tibunu5 cor-
respondent la Petrograd
Ten Russian cavalry divisions brought
about the German overthrow. appear
ing in the redr of the German armies
as the result of n brilliant outtlarlting
operation. Defeat became disaster.
Panic followed disorder. The Germans
fled, abandoning guns and transports.
The pursuit continues.
ON October :, when the battle began,
100000 Germans were almost within
cannon shot Of Warsaw. The extreme
right wing Of the Kaisers armies rested
on the River BZoura while the centre
and right described a great arc east Of
Lnwisc and south of SkIcruewiSCZ. tn
whole n Cun"entric advance upon War
saw. Upon the east and west banks ~
tAo NlStula the Russians had mlss"d
100000 men. with great force ni
cussacks concentrated at NuVo" Goor-
gicVsk. twenty-five miles northwest Of
Warsaw.
From October : To- October 10 The
battle was hard fought. but iudeCislvc,
the German infantry vainly assaultinr
Russian positions. the RUSSIAN IL
fautry unable To gain ground in re-
peated counter attacks. Between the
l3th and the 18TH the Russians en-
| gneered the thanking movement Of
cavalry, sending ten divisions from
Novoc Genrgicvsk around the extreme
German right wing and placing the Cos
sacks IN position To strike at the Ger
man rear As the Russian infantry
made u new attack the cavalry divisions
drove home a charge. Their suddcq
/ appearance produced terrible pane
| The order was Given to the German
corps To retreat on Lowiscz and
I Skiernicwiscz but the retreat rapidly
degenerated into disorderly flight
/ The TribaHd states that the Cos.
sacks are continuing the pursuit OF tho
/ Germans and that the plight " the
/ latter is more disastrous daily.
After crushingly defeating tho Ger
mans between Nuvoe Georgievsk ant
/ lvangorod. enveloping the German lef'
wing and pursuing the beaten armies
the Russians hegau an advance IN th'
valley W tho PilzH. driving back ar
Austro-German force which had ad
vsnced toward Rawarusska.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
RUSSIANS PURSUE.
Special cas,> D,spa,cl to rul sr>

pETRoGR,p. oct. 23-The following
official communication was issued to-
night by the Russian General stan
"The energetic offensive of our armies
which have crossed the Nistula on a
large front encounters no resistance on
the part OF the Germans who continue
to retreat. In the trenches below Ivan
gorod We took large quantities III war
stores and ammunition abandoned 10y
the reserve corps Of tie prussian guard
in It's hasty retreat.
9TH" Austrian armies continue go
fight with stubhuruucss uu the Nistull
ON The san. and particularly 20 the
south OF przcmysl
In East Prussia there is uu change
in the situation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
GERMANS OVERWHELMED.
ny FRED W. REN<ET.



pErRuGKAu. oct 20 The stricken Ger
mans in broken columns are hurrying
from Poland. The right wing made for the
north bank Of the pilit2a by forced
marches, striving " reach the line ka-
observation-disclosures. but hefUr" IL could
throw uut hanL projections the russian
army from IvangOlUd had chased It's own
immediate adversar!es to the south bank
of the Pllitza. where yesterday the Ger
mans again began heavy hammcriug
The Russian combined armies from
Warsaw I'D lvargorod are now sweep
ing tu" Germans westward across a wide
front, lighting all the time. The closeness
of the pursuit threatens 10 drive the Ger
mans into Silesia between posrn and
Brcslau. leaving tAoir CracOw position
useless.
The prusSian central army which o4-
yuur-l west on Warsaw failed 10 signal
its retreat tu In. Saxon corps ON its LETT,
A. q result the SaXuns lost some thou
sands OF prisoners besides a string 90
royal automobiles with members Of the
King Of SaAony's suite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
BERLIN CLAIMS
SUCCESS ALONG
ENTIRE FRONT
Attacks Near Lille Lead to
Capture of Several
Villages.
ADVANCING SLOWLY
on THE WESTERN WING


E.-I'. va l''hd"n' '''' ID me foi-
i,p..- official statement was given out
hero ..-da,.
G.. ,,.,,,.,. ,.o.,,r,,,. NO
fj.N'' -''''NN''' J" ''' 9""'" VI
INm.i' oar ,r""fs advanced.
Ta fn. wet ~ Lille our attacks
49,. .u,..r--,Il and We took posses
.,.,,., ,fi'.,,..,
e,
~. ..' wi WV
IT, -.l''t"h j. t'h'r'l'E Pu''''
A., 'Ir EASTERN theatre Of war the
R.-..,u ATTACKS Wrs, II Nugustowa
,....I,.,., r.rul..1 ", coptur.d
t.. .....
" UNIV '''
90. '"a-, 'Tn '"''''" 81 war
. t.rnl,. armies ON fh" west win d.;
....'. ,dNon.fu. IN the region be-
t... pa. ..d -. Chnru" in an
.. ... -~r .-.l.,ou ,u' IN. flank which
I'D. early ir,. of tho struggle had
y,.. .,rt blck almost 10 the belgian
IA. ..., JOB .,,ir~ to protect the com
......,,.,u- with Germany. ON the
II.
.rt l!.rf,,t thar, has boon little change
\. .go situation thus far this month.
v1. German armies between Verdur
a.I TONI .til retain Il position on the
~, bank Of the Mouse before ST
.,N.l d.,riI. repeated French attacks
... Germans are holding this territnry
.,..a.gt ltf.mptiug further advances
N. tn. a.r..uiug Of an artillery at.
t..L against the main forts OF Nerdua
i..,y,.ru Nar.Iun and Toul both side.
A.. ..rnrglv intreuch,d. These trcnchn.
a. marvel, ~ military science. Ever
III, commanding Generals, far to the
re- have bomb proof shelters in. adj.
d.f.r Oh, tho hradauarters. In whlrr
III, TAX. refuge when shells are
or.ru.i p.s~ by. AeroplancS have beer
.f .rr.t,rnahla value I'm discovering IN.
eranl,' ARRANGEMENTS and have force,
t.o complete masking of hatt.ries t
.y,.j J.,e,,ina. TIL. aeroplancs hav.
l,ar obliged Is ny at "A height of 800
10, instead Of 1000 feet, as is rus
totn,ry owing Ia tho heavy attacks
,.onriallv from anti-haupon guns.
IT.. heavy artillery q, still locate,
WI "a tho resr hut II occasionally, re
ee.y.s q message from the enemy (.
tho shane of , well directed shell from
the long range. high angle guns or .
shower of shrapnel from smaller bat
terios. which have made daring ad
ysnros to yet within range.
Most Of the heavy artillery firing II
done 4, night. 80 thu, the enemy's aero
planes cannot ind the positions Of tn
German batteries. As the firing i
automatic 80 far as range work is con
cernad. the effect is as complete In dark
ness as in daylight. when use OF thes
guns would reveal their location 1
the enemy.
The CAPTURED fort Of camp des Ro
main. and a German bridge over tn
Mouse form a wedge against tn
e,eniy'a limo and will ba Of great serv!c
when the time arrives 10 start anothe
mass attack against the centre Of IN
French line.
The French attacks seem to com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
BOTH WINGS RETREAT.


LoNpoN, oct. Vigorous offensive
operations by tn" Russian armies in
Poland and In Galicia are asserted by
the Official News bureau in Petrograd
The German left wing in Poland is in
fun retreat. The centre, the army
which advanced against ivangorOd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
Suits for
Men of Taste

There are 81 distinct styles. Hig
row trousers and soft rolling lapels.
tive models for men Of mature yea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
UEFENDS THE ALLIES.

"t.flN, We Amsterdam ana London,
l1r ForW0',rs, 'h" Social at
,"r announces that i' has investigated
Of cruy,ii,S proctsrd on Ger
.'"ans and soldiers 10y Tho all'es
q. DO. found no basis for them
''aor t"rmau pauera contnu" - print
'" }rols OF )utraFrs by tire alice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

since c. b. Eddy came 10 the valley
and carved out the county which
took his name. hut they have never
Yet been properly financed. with a
flow greater man any artesian well
Ia the valley. they empty into the
pecos river thousands OF gallons 81
water every minute. Patients sur
fering from kidney. liver ana stom-
ach trouble are much relieved by the
water which up 10 now has been
used only internally. The Carlsbad
Springs. company. however, plans TO
build large bath houses in connection
with the hotel projected. The capi-
TAI stock Of the company has been
Increased from $4,000 10 $4,000.
Besides selling the bottled water
the company contemplates selling
lots and have plated the entire
property lying south of the Pecos
river, the site for the hotel has been
decided on, and a river road. wind
Ing along the Pecos, bordercd by
shade trees Is In process 81 build
ms The matter OF a country club
house has also been discussed. and
the company Is considering the feas.
ability of donating land to the back
ers Of the idea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
WILL SELL STOCK
IN ROSWELL FAIR
ASSOCIATION


Roswell. y. NJ. March IA
proposition To- incorporate an ORGAN
izatlon 10 be known az the First
state Livestock SHOW and Products
Exposition" and sell 500 shares at
s. zach b. to be presented 10 the
people of Roswell and the valley ia
the near future by the committee re-
Gently named to arrange details for
a Roswell fair. The committee.
which held its first meeting vCster-
day afternoon. is composed Of Messfs.
A. y. Grille. r. A. Ron. j. G. Hamilton,
W. 5. Prayer. Meldrum Gray. W. A.
Johnson and Jana Miller.
The committee effected an organ
ization al the meeting. naming Dr,
Grille as chairman and Jana Miller as
secretary. Only a rough draft OF
plans was worked nut, however. and
Il was decided that the exhibits al the
fair shall include livestock. poultry,
fruits. vegetables. cereals. bees and
domestic science exhibits. GambIing
and racing 81 all kinds will be barred.
The fun plans Of the committee viii
be made public az a big mass meet
ing next Saturday afternoon az Z
o'clock at the Commercial ciut
rooms. They may have some recon.
~mendation to mako In regard 10 leas.
Ing the fair grounds west Of the city
now belonging 10 the city. The com.
nsittee visited the grounds yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
DOUGLAS PROPOSES
TO KEEP THE TWO
GOVERNORS BUSY
Conference Between Mcdonald
and Hunt on April 18th
will be Made Occasion for a
Celebration


Especial Dispatch 90 Evening HeraAdl
Douglas. Ariz.. March IS. Now
that the conference between Cover
nor Hunt Of Arizona n Governor
Mcdonald Of New Mexico is q settled
fact. and the date for the meeting
Of the two executiveg here Is settled
for April 10. Douglas IL preparing
10 make the meeting In behalf OF
good roads a celebration statewide In
extent.
Besides the governors II Il expect
ed that there will be several other
state officers from both Arizona and
New Mexico al the proposed meeting
including toad engineers Of both
states: invitations have also been ex-
tended 20 the county commissioners
IN several counties In e Mexico
through which the Borderland road
runs and the supervisors and coun
~ engineer Of this county.
Preparations will be made under
the direction Of the chamber OF COM
merce for a proper reception and
entertainment Of TIE two visiting
governors while they are IN this city
inc u has been suggested that Gov
Onor Hunt be accompanied 60 Ro-
deo, where ne viii meet Governor
Mcdonald az the Arizona line by as
/ many from Douglas az can possibly
spare the time 10 make this short
trip. II "a expected hat Governor
Hunt viii arrive IN Douglas on the
evening Of April rs, and that on the
morning Of the 1fth he will start for
Rndco 20 meet the coming executive
from New Mexico. The road 10 Ro-
dec n IN good condition 20 that a
drive there will be a pleasant one for
all who join the Arizona governor on
the trip.
Il Is expected hat the principal
entertaining event for the visiting
governors win be a smoker M tho
6adsden hotel. aud u has been Jug.
gesied hat this smoker should be
preceded by a reception 10 which the
entire population Of Douglas should
be invited and that The Ninth cavalry
hand be- secured for the rendition 81
a 'dusicai program.
Besides the Invited guests a gen
erni invitation should be sent ont by
Douglas 10 an the residents 81 Co
chise county biddinE shem 20 come
10 Douglas and issisi IN making me
conference here enc hat viii be
memorable in the future ~ good
road work IN this section Of the
southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
TODAY'S LIVE NEWS
OF SUNSHINE STATE

atial residence for the owner. a resort
hotel to accommodate "a large number
Of tourists and the building OF an cleo
trio railway from Flagship 10 the rim
Of tho Grand Canyon with the term
mus at Grand View. There was to
be no connection with the railroad
running from Williams 20 M Tovar
and the project Of Mr.. Hearst was to
be. I'm short. a purely individual and
independent one. so far as other in
terests were to be considered in an in
terlocklng sense.
As 20 when the railroad will begin
building or from what source the
power Is TO be drawn were facts not
given publicity, but It Is believed the
immense undertaking viii be prac-
t~icaiiy Initiated not later han June or
July OF the present year.
Speaking OF reports IN circulation
and published throughout the country
that Mr.. Hearst was 10 make Arizona
his home. TO gain recognition as an
uspirant for fnture senatorial honors
from this state, MIR. Boswick stated
that such an impression was without
any foundation whatever. and should
be dispeilod AS q political forecast OF
the future.
Mr.. Hearst f. 20 make New York
City his base Of operations. but will
be a frequent visitor 20 Grand View.
where no win maintain a homo and
entertain his friends without any
other motive than that o. a private
citizen who haa invested IN the coun-
Try, and who Il appreoiEtive OF its
marvellous scenic attractions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
WANT CLUB ROOMS
FOR THE A JURY
AT OLD TOMBSTONE

Tombstone. Ariz.. March tS--That
Il would pay Cochise county In more
ways than one 10 M up a reading
and rest room for the iurymcn who
are compelled to stay I'm Tombstone
days az a time and who nave no
place 20 loaf except IN the saloons D.
the statement OF ii. A. Harding and
other jurors who have Just finished
"a term Of service at the county seat
II Is not 20 hard IN Jurors during
warm weather, for they can loaf out
doors. but IN winter after court
hours Il H. either 80 to saloons or
remain in mes room. which ~ al
most invariably cold and cheerless,
the jurors say. Always there are
men on the jury who do not drink
and who do not care 70 loaf Ia "a sa-
loon. but are forced 20 do 80 from
lack OF q more desirable place 90
go Also, mon who do drink are In
clined 10 drink more than they 9TH
erwlse would, and the spectacle Of
an intoxicated Juror ID not an infFe-
oucnt site say persons who have at
ended court.
Mr. Harding says there are num-
ernus u~noccupicd business houses In
the county sect which could he m.
ted up "a small expense a. q reading
and rest room for jurors and others
In attendance 90 court. Later baths
aud gymnastic apparatus might be
added. but the principal thing de-
sired Is to have a place 90 60 beside
the saloons Purely from the stand
point Of efficiency ne believes Il
would pay tho county 60 provide
such "a place. end n possible. he sue-
Igeuis ina ciiizenS Of the county
raise the fund ny subscription Mr..
Harding and Others took the matter
.up with Judge Lockwood during
their stfv In Tombstone last week.
and say tho Judge Is eiylag serious
consideration 20 the question,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
MEN AT WORK
FOR RAILROAD TO
REACH COAL FIELDS

Clovis. y. ~. March ii-B ID. old
ham. r. E Brown, and "a number -
others have been IN Tucumcnri during
the week In connection with plans now
forming for the construction Of n rail-
road proposed to reach the Dawson
coal fields and 20 pass through Tu-
cumcari and Clovis 20 "a point In west
Texas.
The sheriff OF Curry county made a
raid IN TcXico last week which result.
ed in the rounding up OF one disor-
cerly house and one Fang of poker
players who were casight In the act
90 violating the anti-rambiinR law.
The county peace officers are deter
mined "a break mp gambling in the
border town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
"~CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move Acids. GASES and COggcd Up
Waste From stomach, liver,
BOwcl--Cure Indigestion.


Get a i0-cent box now.
That awful s%ourness. helching 81
acid and foul sasscs, that pain In the
pt Of the stomach, the heartburn.
nervousness, nausea, hioatinR after
eating. dizziness and sick headache.
means a disordered stomach. which
cannO be regulated EMIL you remove
The cause. 1t isn't your stomach's
fault. Your stomach Is as good as
any.
Try c~ascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour.
undigcstcd and %fcrmenting food and
foul gases. take the excess Ollie from
the liver and carry on the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble Is
ondea. A CascaTet tonight viii
s%traighten you out by morning 10
cent box from any drug store VIII
keep your stomach sweet; liver ana
bowels regular for months. Dent
forget The chiidren-their little insidcs
need a good. gentle cleansing, too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
HEARST MAY BUILD
4 CASTLE ON
CANYON RIM
One of Hearst Managers Says
an Electric Railway from
Flagstaff to Grand View
is Part of Plans

The Flagstaff. Arizona sun. discus
sing the recent purchase By William
Randolph Hearst OF The Grand View
hotel property on the rim Of Grand
Canyon, says that speculation over
what disposition William Randolph
Hearst will make Of his Grand View
purchase. was settled by Manager
hoswick Of the Los Angeles Examiner,
who was returning west over the sans
"a Re after "a consultation in New
York City with Mr.. Hearst.
Boswick stated that the plans were
being drawn for three distinct propo-
siii0ns. which included. FIRST, a pail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
PUEBLO GOOD ROADS
PARTY COMING To
NEW MEXICO
Colorado to Gulf Sooiability
Run in May will Bring
Large Party of AUTOMOBILE
lists to Ration
MAY DECIDE TO ROUTE
RUN THROUGH A



Ration, n. NJ. March 1.-THE bus
mess mems association mas been ad-
vised that the Pueblo Automobile
clubs Colorado TO Gulf sOciabiiity
run, which this year viii be made in
May. viii pass through Ration and
may be routed through central New
Mexico, over the scenic highway. The
plans for the run are now complete.
but II is thought that with proper
effort from other towns in the state
the party could be induced To make
the run through New Mexico to Il!
Paso.
An important meeting OF he bus
mess mems association Is 10 be held
Monday evening TO take up matters
OF interest 20 Ration and northern
New Mexico.
Il Is officially reported that the
site for Raton's new s7s.00e federal
building has been chosen at. wash
ington and that the choice falls ON
the stevens lots az the corner OF
Third street and Cook M
Ration Elks have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year;
Exalted ruler. j. W. Farley.
Esteemed leading knight, n. p.
Turner
Esteemed loyal knight, + II. Nor
row.
Esteemed iecturlng knight, Frank
Quinn. Jr.
Secretary. sam u. HeaudTy.
Tyler. r. n. Van Dusen.
Delegate 20 grand lodge. n. p.
Hoscberry.
Alternate 20 grand 'odge, c. NJ.
naync.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

raw spots No
o shoe tight
meas, no more
limplng With
pain or craving
up your face iu
agony. "IIZn is
magical. acts
right OH. "TiZ"
draws out alithe
poisonous eyuda
tions which puh
up the feet Use
"rlZ' and for.
At
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
CARLSBAD SPRINGS
COMPANY TO MAKE
BIG

Carlsbad r. A., March ib-carls-
had viii shortly have a new addition
Of soc 9cres located north and west
VI town to be known as carlsbad
springs. The property II that own
ea by the Carlsbad springs company.
which has gone 10 work 90 develop
the springs
These springs have been known
for their medical properties ever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
Chamberiain's Tabless for Constlpa-
Hon

For constipation. Chamhorlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy TO iako.
mild and gentle In effect. Give them
a trial. For sale BY al druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16

ri yOuf loot misery. All how com,
Portable your feet ieel. Get a IS cent
box Of "TIz" now a. any druggist or
department store. Don't suffer. Have
good feet glad feet. feet that never
swell. never burt, never get tired. A
years foot comfort guaranteed or
money refunded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-16
HOW TIL" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet. swol.
len feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired
feet.
Good bye oorns. ~callouscs, bunions aud