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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
MISSION REPORTS
SHOW WORLD WIDE
EFFECT OF WAR
Commerce of All Nations and
the Islands of the Sea Par
alyzed by Great European
Conflict.

New ORR sept. 23.- Belated reports
from missions established throughout
the world by the Presbyterian caurch,
made public here today, tell of world
wide conditions unparalleled In the
history oil the church. There Be- no
spot under the sun. according 10 these
reports where the European war mas
failed to strike "a blow az commerce.
The situation n west Africa is crit
Ilal syria is engulfed by utter hope
ltssucas; Persia is iu chaotic con
dIton Bt least as far as finances are
concerned; mlssioucrs iu india are
smut oH from outside financial ala.
Chho Is n piuable plght because of
the prp1ration of her industries, and
ia Gultemala the poor are driven by
hunger to the point of connseailg tho
f0odstuH- ot the wcalthy such j. the
somhre picture OF some ol the mission
fields revealed by the Presbyterian
board of foreign missions. through
Rev. Dr A. ". llalsey, its secretary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
Summaryof oday' War News

MoMENroUs EVENTS THAT MAY DECIDE BAT
AIsNE ARE TRANsPIRGNG NEAR ST QuEN-
TIN WHERE THE ALLIES ARE MAKING \ FURIOUS At
GERMAN RIGHT WING.
PERSISTENT REPORTS. WHOLLY UNoF-
FiCIAL COMING FROM SEVERAL rpNTS. SUGGEST
ING THAT THE FnANCo-BRlTisH TURNING MOVEMENT
II SLOWLY DEVELOPING
HOWEVER, ABSENCE OF OFFICIAL. CLAIMS OR
ADMISSIONS REGARDGNG THIS TREMENDoUsIY IMPORT
Ant ACTION. LITTLE Is DEFINITELY KNOWN.
SUCH OFFICIAL REFERENCES As ARE MADE To THE
EXTREME WESTERN BArTLEFELD ARE VERY GUARD
ED An ENGLISH CORRESPONDENT DECLARES THAT
THE GERMAN RIGHT HAS BEEN TURNED BETWEEN PER
ONNE AND 81. QUENTIN.
BRITISH ADMIRALTY HAS Not MADE PUBLIC ITS
ESTIMATE or THE CASUALTIES wHEN THE THREE
PRESS REPORTS INDICATE THAT PROBABLY FROM 1.goO
Tu 1900 OFFICERS AND MEN WERE LOST. REPORTS
THAT TWO OF THE ATTACKING SUBMARINES WE'RE
SUNK LACK CONFIRM ,TIoN.
GERMAN CASUALTIES FAR REPORTED
NuMBER sSfs7 ACCORDING TO An ANNOUNCEMENTS AT
BERLIN
LATEST CASUALTY ISSUED NIGHT
NAMES GENERAL
wRooHEM AND GENERAL VON ARBoU ARE CHRoNtCLED.
O'CLOCK TINS AFTERNooN SAYS THAT THE ALLIES
HAVE ADVANCED THEIR WESTERN WING AFTER SEVERE
TAcHs oN THE EAST WING OF THE ALLIES HAVE BEEN
REPULsED
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS COMMANDER ~ CHIEF or
THE RUSSIAN FORCES REPORTING THE CAPTURE
JARoLAU, SAYS THERE Is so CHANGE srTCA-
NoRTHwEsTERN FRONTIER
1T II ANNOUNCED OFFICIALLY At NIsH THAT AFTER
RETREAT ALONG THE FRONT FROM LuIBOvtA TO Los
NITzA
DISPATCH FROM ROME SAYS 1T Is REPORTED
THAT THE AUSTRIAN Cruisers MARIA THERESA AND
ADMIRAL srAUN HAVE PIT INTO sEBENco. q DAIMA-
TIA. BADLY DAMAGED
4 PRESS REPORT FROM PETRoGRAp SAYS THAT THE
RAILROADS LEADING TO PRzEMTs. ARE BEING HELD
HY THE RUSSIANS ANp THAT THE AlSTEIANs AXE FALL
ING BACK BEHIND THE FORTS At PRzENYsI.
THE BELGIAN ARMY AT ANTWERP IL REPORTED
CONTINUING OCCASIONAL sORTfEs AGAINST THE GER
MAN ARMY WHosE BASE IS an BRUSSELS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
President of Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company Bluntly
Told 1t Is Patriotic Duty of
Operators to Agree.
PUBLIC INTERESTS
DEMAND STRIKE END
Objections of Colorado Mine
Owners to Details of Peace
Plan Must Not Stop Settle
ment.

Washington. Sept % President
Wilnon today told ]. n. wclborn.
president Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company, that ne believed At 20
Dee the duU of me operators ~ Cob
orddn 10 gttep, the basis for the set
letucn. e the 5tiikr proposed By the
federal mediatcrs.
Alr. WeihoTn told the president that
the operators objected to several
points IN the pan. but the president
asked that the reconsider the ques-
ton.
In answer TO the objections uf Mr..
Welborn. the president DECLARED he
could not act as the umpire between
the operators and miners and that he
felt it the duty OF the operators 10
accept the plan already adopted by
the miners.
The continuance of federal troops
in Colorado was discussed aud later
IL was said the president would with
draw the troops unless a satisfactory
settlement was reached This was not
verified. however, IN Official headquar-
ters.
The president had expected 10 re-
cciye committee representing the
independnt coal oprators involved ia
the strike. AtT welborn told him
that the other operators were unable
tu be- present. but would write. The
president asked that SIR. Wclborn tell
The other operators that he could not
accept refusal OF the plan.
Mr Welborn presented an aiicrna-
tive plan for the solution OF the strike
trouble. nut che president refused 10
consider q, saying that hc did not 0e-
lievc compounds possible. The
president dechrcd that the public In
terests demanded the end Of the
strike ana that .t was the patriotic
duty of tine mine operators 10 accept
| the proposal.
Mr.. Ntlburn declatcd after his in
| tofyieW with the president that tho
4 question was still open and that ne
\ would report the result OF his talk 20
The other operators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23

III Pnso. Tex. Sept 2s-That Gem
cral Nlh is assisting materially as
wen az morally Governor Maytorena
In his revolt in sonora against the
Carranza government is the BELIEF 81
observers of Mexican affairs here.
Eight carIulds of arms. ammunition
ana military supplies which the villa
officials are sending through the
United States to Maytoreua agents
It Nosales lett here today.
Two of the cars have been held
here some months but were released
by the American military authorities
at tho llfung of the arms embargo
recently when the Washington gov N-
rrument held that peace had been
established in Mexico at Carranza Z
ascension 90 power az the national
capital The SIX other cars were sent
ny villa agcnts from the east but i'm
stead of bcing delivered at Juare7
were rushed on to Nogales Nothing
has been heard from fhe villa forces
which ale ON thrir way into s0nora
hy an overland march along m,
border. ,1rUnzl agents here heard
today that MaytorenB was preparinl
tn move his forces from NnRales @,
attack the c1nstitutlnuaiist army un
dor General Iiu located near Naco
Goneial Juan Cabroi. commission
cd tu take over all military forces 90
sonora. has been recalled a. MeXic,
city by Darrdnza b orders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
ENGLAND JAURED ny SWIFT
AND SILENT NORTH SEA BLOW

London. sept % GO.0o a. mD-
The swift and silent destruction of
three bis cruisers which cost $4,000
600 has brought home the risks OF
modern naval warfare. Tho unseen
enemy cfcpi on the Aboukir. thcn the
HoRue and then the Crersy and one
after another the cruisers snnk. The
whole affair was over in 20 minutes.
The survivors who have been
brought to Dutch and British ports
declare there were three German sub
marines in the attacking force. some
say Ave. and that the cruiser Crcsss.
or the Lowesoft accounted Tor two
OF them. The admiralty, howe, er.
does not yet confirm the statement
tina. any OF the sierman craft were
destroyed ana It Is possible that none
WAS even seen.
The battle Of tho catrcnched armies
In France IL progressing with great
losses and apparently without any de-
cisivo stroke by either side. The ques-
tion which military men are DISCUSS
Ing today Is whether The German,
have definitely assumed the defensive
90 the west. or whether the German
I
from Paris as temporary reverse tu
be followed By an attempt az retricy-
ing the lost ground between Pcronuc
and - quentin.
Forces under General Won Kluck
the comma nder OF the German righi
wing. evacuated Peronnc Friday since
which time desperate lighting has
taken place for the possession Of tht
town.
The British are reported as rcpuls'
/ ing repeated German atta,aa VIII
: cost to both sides.
There has been no change In tho
/ last two or three days In the BATH,
! lines aiong the main front
on the allies right between the Az.
gonne and Metz. the Germans have
/ delivered AN attack over slop'ni
ground In an attempt To crush the for
! of Tyron south of Ncrdun and thui
break the chain 90 forts between Yer
! dun and Toui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
VIRGINIA IN DRY"
COLUMN BY HUGE
MAJORITY
ProhibitiOnists Cast 1900 Of
10000 Votes in Statewide
Fight on the Sale OF Liquor.

Richmond. Va. sept. 2a.-- While
complete returns from the state wide
prohibition election slili are hrhns,
figures received up 10 early today
showed that The voters had placed
Virginia lu the dry column by a
majc-iiy OF more than Se.s85.
e Victory OF the 'drys" viii bo
eonsiderahl, Increased when returns
from counties which have set 60 he
heard from are received. Complctv
returns from an the cities and a. ui
the 100 counties and scattering re-
turns from other countries show .
total vote of ie1.o7t. This vote Naz
divided as follows:
Dgs 1853; local cptionists tf.6iS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23

The sinkiag OF the three British ar
morpd cruisers tho Aboukir Hosue
and Crcssy Of 1000 tons each by
German submarines Is the big news
feature In todHy's Berlin newspapers
"Details OF the battle are not yea avail
able.
The news Was received with par'lc-
uiar pleasure as % served Go reconcile
the German sailors with the policy i'm
posed on thom of higher strategy un-
der which the officers aud men OF the
iieet are chatting despite al admon-
itious of patience from the newspa-
pers aud puolic opinion.
A hostile aeroplane dropped two
bombs near the Dusseldorf airship
hall yesterday. The explosion OF the
missiles caused no damage.
No news concerning the hghting in
France was given cut today except
the statement issued by the German
headquarters star. which said that
the cathedral Of Rheims was respect
ed until the French established an OBJ
seryation on the spire to direct the
French artillery fire.
The Germans used shfapnel instead
OF shells to drive the observers from
/ the splre and the ire was stopped
/ Immediately after this WAS accom-
plished.
Special dispatches from the eastern
hghting zone report that General Won
| Hiadcrbcrg pursued the Russians un'
| til they reached the shelter of the
guns OF a fortress.
The Koyno roads are reported 20 bs
quaEmires. Correspondents assert
they personally saw al Mierhallen q
Russian train OF forty 90 hfty carr
hearing a Red Gross insignia loaded
with rides and artillery ammunition
Michael Schwab, a prominent ha'
varian socialist, serving In the Land
aConff,- sle.d an Vsam. rasvoA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
Proclamation at Nogales, Son.
ora Today Announces That
Peaceful Brigand Has De-
olared War on Carranza.
TRAIND0AD OF ARMS
SENT TO MAYTORENA
Ell Paso Credits Report That
Fresh Revolution in North
ern Mexico Is Well Under
Way.

. Nognics. sonora. MoNic =
. sept 25. Notices were posted .
q here TODAY that General villa =
. had proclaimed revolution =
. against CarrauIu. Governor =
= Maytnrcnu uf sonora who is =
= supported by villa. is ln COM =
. mand here and is reported &C. =
= he preparing 90 march against =
= General benjamin nm Carrau- =
= za's military commander In the =
. state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
LOSS on LITE HEAVIEST
ON the CRUISER ABOt AIR

HarWlch. Eng. Sept 90, Via Lon
don GlsS5 "A. M The Great Eastern
hotel In Hnrwich. which was convert
ed early in the war into AN army hos
pltal. today Is Oiled with men from
the British navy. Its cots are crowd
ed with survivors of the three British
cruisers suak yesterday an lhe North
sea by German submarines.
According TO the stories told by the
survivors the loss OF life was heaviest
on the Ahoukir This vessel was not
expecting attack ana many members
of her crew were below.
The other Two vessels while APP
pcaring to aid tneir doomed sister
had brought every available man ON
deck.
AIislsliipman Tclls of Disaster.
One midshipman. no bigger thnn
a grammar school boy, related, that
| he WAS ON board the Cressy, the last
Of the British cruisers 90 go down.
The three vessels had beeu scouting
I he said A slight mist over the Wa
ter obucurod the view. suddenly the
| Aboukir Nas seen 90 keel over henN-
iiy Al hands on the Cressy we're
called and she stood by Ca render
/ assistance. The Hoguc, also cominf
| In. arrived first Just AZ she was
swinging her small boats over she
seemed 20 be lifted clear of the va
ter. By this time the Aboukir had
gone down and the water around hel
/ was nllcd with wreckage and swim
mng men. Just as the Hogue settled
back into the water the watchers on
! the Greasy caught q glimpse Of sub
| marine and Immediately Tired on II
The submarine disappeared, evident
~ hit
'"rhen," IN the words OF this mid
shlpman "our decks rlppled beneath
our feet. bat the good old tub recuv
cred her balance and would have
stayed up u We had not been torpe
doed a second time. She rolled oVe
so slowly that We had plenty OF tint
10 Jump clear of the ship before sh'
disappeared beneath the water
Then Il was swim FOR your life
WIS picked up by the cruise
Lewestoft All signs Of our fotilh
of cruisers had disappeared from IN
face Of the waters"
Several survivors In the hospita
y Gcontinuea on rage Twol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
THREE THOUSAND JEWS
MADE HOMELESS BY
CONFEDERATION

Consiant.nople. Sept %. Via Lon
don Oi.l0 O.. m1-Eight hundred
houses in ihc Jewish quarters OF Has
keui, on ths Golden Horn, were de-
stroyed hy nre last night Three
thousand Jews are homeless and In
great distress.
The authorities are dlstributing
bread among the stricken. Tae Amer
ican Ambassador, Henry Morsenthau,
actively participated Ia the orsaniza-
ton OF relief work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
PROPOSES TO CUT
ALL GOVERNMENT
SALARIES FOR YEAR

washington sept Reduction
ur salaries OF soNernment officials in
Cluding senators. representatives.
army and navy officers and the presi-
dent himself was proposed Ia res-
olution today hy senator sheppard as
a means of meeting the enormous
strain put on the federal treasury ~
the var In Europe
The reduction would vary from ?
per cent on salaries OF i,200 10 ~
per cent on salaries 0f over $1,000
and would be effective FOR one year
from November 1, 1914.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
FULLER REPORTS FINDINGS
10 PRESIDENT WILSON

Washington. sept 23.-Paui Full
Tor who recently returned from q
mission 10 MeXico as President VIII
sons representative. reported 90 the
president to-day he did Eot believe
there was any serious danger Go for
esgncrs in Mexico and that progress
Was being made as rapidly 40 possible
ia pacif}ing the country he did not
believe there was u brcak between
General villa ana General Obregon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
German Admiralty Reports
Three British Warships
Destroyed by Submarine
Working Single Handed.
DECLARE FRENCH SPIRIT
GIVING UNDER STRAIN
Official Reports from Berlin
Today Claim German Posi-
tion in Battle of Aisne Is
Materially Strengthened.

Washington. sept. 23.-The
German embassy today resolved
the following wireless from Her
liza:
THE French offensive spirit Is
weakening. rhc French los-cs
are enormous. Their center II re-
treating. Ncr,iun j. being -ur-
crssfully bnmbardch. the effect at
the German moTtars being Pgain
trtsmcnlous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
sINNTE

SIN ATE.
Met at "a O.. Boa.
hisceilancous bills we're con-
sidcred.
not ~.
Met az noon.
Passed general land leasing
bill, now pending in the senate.
Resumed consideration of tine
bill 10 codify the printing laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
Nay Permit the Cars Steam
Roller TO Pass by Przemysl
and March Directly Against
Cracow and BTeslau.
TWELFTH DAY OF GREAT
BATTLE WITHOUT RESULT
Whole Hope of Allies Now
Rests on Ability to Turn
German Right, Often Re-
ported But Unconfrmed.

London. Sept 20 O:t0 9. M
Tho fail 81 Jaoslau, the Aus
trian fortified position In Gaiicia.
Is regarded acre as the most de-
cisiNe stroke announced from the
continental huttlcnelds in the last
- hOurs. rhc Russian occupa-
tioa of this important foriifed
railroad center is considered Ina
London az likely 90 have grcat-
er effect on events In the vest
ern arena of the war than any
thing reported from France FOR
several days past. The Russian
army which took Jaroslau by
storm 10 IN hot pursuit OF the
Austrians who arc reported 10 DE
rotToating on Cratow. AZ Prz-
emysl 81 now Isolated ID seems
probable THAI tle Russlans viii
DO content to mask this fortress,
= hile thoy push ON 60 Crac0w
with view Of joining up their
forces preparatory Co the march
In the direction at Brcslau.
Further north the Russians. ac-
cordlng to Information reaching
London. nave resumed the OF
fensive against the Germans IN
East Prussia. and they are re-
ported as again preparing 10 at
tack koenigshcrg. the ancestral
home OF the kinss OF Prussia.
The twelfth day of nghting finds ID
battle of the Aisne siili swaying uhd'
sisi, eiy. The Germans, according
british opiniol. obviously hold u
advantage Ia heavy artillery ana q
formidable natural positions they Z"
Cupy would render frontal atienI
to dlslodge them an almost superhl
man task. Hence Importance b. a
taehed 20 the movement OF the sli'
army working 90 the eastward With
view OF outhanklns General VI
forces and their iuterruptir
nus communications. The Germs
right already Is reported In news dl
patches "a have been turned, but co
nrmation ef this ftill Is hacking II
ports received here declare that q
trenched positions have been prepa
ed 0y the Germans along the riN
sambre Tor use in the event they a
compelled 10 retreat
The loss Of three British cruisers
the North sea yesterday, vessels of
tyne not used for several years al
brought out of reserve now 20 unde
take special du,y, Is counted a. a oa
atelle by British naval officers. WI
hurts is the irIeparaole Ices Of OF
Gers and men who went down In
forts 10 rcscus their comrades la d
ness. The Aboukir Is said TO ha
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
SONORA ENJOYs \
srCCEssIlL ENECITION

Nacu. sonora Mexico, sept -3--
CaYotano Montenegro. the gucrrilln
leader who entered Aqua rreta in|
Disguise several DAYS ago and was
captured. wac publicly executed here
TODAY. A large assemhlase saw the
guerrilla face a firing squad before
blank wall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23
FURIOUS ATTEMPT TO TURN GERMAN RIGHT
MAY DECIDE GREAT BATTLE OF The AISNE
Umop6med Near EhdmTBh Appalling
German Official List Shows Total of 63467 Men Killed Battle Date
North Sea Disaster Cost England 1900 Men and $l2OOOOOO in Ships

been tho heaviest sufferer. Apparent
" only Is men were saved out Of a
complement of Ni3. The three cruis-
ers carried total OF about thirty naval
cadets. who we're drafted from the
naval college when the war opened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-23

BERLIN. SEPT - CVh Wire
les a. SnyNiilc. L.. LD--IstiroItrS
RECEIVED BN THE GERMAN
ADMIRALTY sHOM TiNr TIiE
OBSTRUCTION YESTERDAY
on THREE BRITISH CRUISERS
IN TIIE NORTH SEA WAS A.
CONpIISiIED ~ -dE GER
MAN SUBMARINE 10. SINGLE
HANDED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
TO MAKE
UNIQUE PERFORMANCE
AT PASTIME TONIGHT

Rusenwald's Hig Department Store
b. cooperating with the Plstime the
ster tonight aud is pulling on ID dis
tinctiA unique performaac ace.
To addition to he splendid yaude-
vile y picture Dil the Rosenwald
Bros. have made arrangements with
Harry sirbert-smith and viii present
as an added f@eature "a local comedy.
Many ef the pretty eiTl employees Of
Do big store Will act az assistants aad
Mr. Warner, tine decorative manager
81 the bis concern has given his es-
pecial attention 20 81 stage appoint
ments Beautiful Girl models Ngl exc
hiblt some of the latest fashions and
the most costly gov ne eyr~ shown IN
Albuquerque viii be- in evidence.
Twenty costly presents FURNISHED by
RosenWaldsl viii be- given away free
Go the audience ut 90 and $3.50 and
from the Interest shawn a packed
house b. sure 90 be- the result
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was enough.
coach Hutchinson used "a good
many forward passes Yesterday, ana
had pretty fair luck with them on
the whole. Tho varsity wished O."
perfect its meuus FOR getting po-srs
away. and beside. h would have been
cruelty Co children Co slam The heavy
baekhcld through the nigh scliDoi
Iiuo very often Al that the hl2h
hooI boys pui up "a strong defense
and came tcry near scoring when
Captain Tha,koray got almost clear
with 20 tuWDlcd bail
The varsity united It. hag ul Tricks
yesterday and worked the -lWo fake
play for gains several times. How
v.cr. % is understood that this play
is by no means the solo 'ace Boo the
hole with the hli men SOME good
forward passing was % feature OF the
o0cuse. reminiscent Boo 70 Wat 90 tho
old DAYS when uur forward pass was
allowed in each s,rmmaro without
limitations OF position on the uasscr
Tho high school offered % spread
out line uf .DrIuWago 100 several iu
stances. the same style ol play ny
which the Agricultural COLES hello
the varsity BOO utter amaz"meut last
year for e whole quarter lut Hutch
inson had evidently worked ont an
effective defense for the system as D.
uniformly cost the highs LOSSES
a feature of the play was the lack
of mwhle- E8,h side made bot ono
though there were several bad passes
nn either side
Tia. ..HF..EU ...H. HH. ...H.r. f...rH
tue State Military Institute ui Iios-
well next Tuesday afternoon af Hope
we'll park, while tho h.pus are to
meet Neuaui school ON the same. beId
saturday Both games shuuId Doe
good The highs are very fast ana
hItr H remarkably Guod lime Tor its
weight while the Mruuul. balu nII
thc benefit ot SOME good coaching
This Eear and made 3 -trou- SHOW Iu-
against the NafsiiE BE- few Hllhts ago
They are heavy aud they play wslI
together something which mas not
hcen observed u the past perform
anaoa
The VARSITY hs. been defeated. o.
Eco 3 by the cadets bout Yn thHi o.
rIsion the field WIS heavy. dcpro.
eating the advantage u.rcu uN their
speed and teaui-Vurk while Eus-
wells heavy team had th, |adylutag.
Hiven Dog us weight a.Deuua,cd by
the same conditions vh,.u haudi-
capped the varsity Tho huI men.
however have been working very
hard 'p prepare fuT Chi. -.me and
are ready to o grld.rou and eo1i
posts iu attain their object 90 the,
have % 'lcld thar is at alI fast next
Tuesday Roswell viii have a. run f.r
Dos money, anyway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
~NNN~~NNse~tes~


..-
ii''""'"' p''''-'
Fees Candy store Nlce fresh tsf-
IN every day.
.., lion. no,.rs can a
uo,,t, .to.o
"Tcuo' meet al PRESBYTERIAN
church Nov l". l' ''''N'
Hcguiar mectug ui Ndah chapter
No. %. o. p s.. win ne held tonight
.at 80 in Masonic Temple
city Engineer Jamos y Gladdius
leaves this afternoon on q huntins
"trip o." the t.stancia valley.
\ meeting ~ the board of county
commissioner viii ne held tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock in m" .our'
house.
There win o., 70 regular meeting 81
a *. Warren Post. 6. a. a., held
at l9l south Third street saturday
]cveuiu-. November : al 80
Work mas began an thc installation
OF IN, heating plant in the new cts
han Il n said the plant viii bc
conducted within ten dnys
u.-,.,, .,d. ,u, ra.ou nm
ne can't touch our ''~nurTy-up-hoy
for sucrd. pnou, So thu Highland
Pharmacy.
,,,tt,s at "a. Au-u,p,r,i ,
p..,r, ,-.s,..,,, ..u n.t5 ,,-
,.,.t, an. ,...-..t ,.r.. 81, ,b,
80 ., o..
AR and Mis- D. J. -trops returned
laet uigbt from % short stay % santa
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