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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

! Interesting Picture of
, Men and Conditions in
J Italy's Army at Front


ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence.)
The Italian Front in Trenuno. Aug.
ga foreigner visiting the Italian
army along any Of the fronts is quick
~ Impressed with the comcradie cx-
tstine between officers and men.
King Victor Emmanuel Is, perhaps,
the most anahie Of an the Italian OIL
GERS toward tho soldiers. The king
uses a hlgh-powered motor car IN his
almost constant tours along tho
fronts, but he always finds time TO
chat With groups of soldiers. speaking
In the native dialect of the men ne ID
talking 10.
This friendly spirit between officers
and men has actually made for excel
lent discipline and bravery, military
experts state. And for this reason
all attempts 10 enforce the German
system Of discipline IN tho Italian ar
my havc been abandoned.
With tho exception OF the British
hghting In France, Il r. said no other
nation takes as good care OF It's sol
diera az Italy. The food is excellent
ana plentiful. The rations are cooked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
PROPHET JOEL SAW
COMING EVIL Of
FOREST FIRES
His Vision Of Ruined Pastures
and Woods, of Suffering
Cattle and Sheep, Used as
Forest Service Warning.

That Americans In the year 1915
would be exccediagly careless az to
their camphres. cigarettes. cigar
stumps and pipe Goals In the forests
was known TO the prophet Iacl 1000
years ago. Assistant Forester sldo
Leopold learned that when he looked
into the bible recently.
The prophets warning against fires
In the national forests vas too peril
ncnt to the present generation 20
leave u Boo the Bible. 30 with the as
sistaico OF Harrison Gill. the chief
craftsman OF the district Offices he
formulated "a warning 10 be used In
the forest services constant crusade
against avoidablc fires In the woods.
Mr.. GIN designed % card, which was
printed in two c0lors on small blot
tors. one ~ the blottcrs Is 10 Dee en-
closed with every piece of mail sent
out from the district Office. Tho card
is striking. and with the uptucss of
the Biblical text. 1t rs scarcely likely
To fall of impressing those who re-
ceivc ~. Here is the prophecy from
joel;
The Water-brooks are dried up.
The herds of cattle are pcrplcxcd. be-
cause they have mo- pasture. Yea. the
hocks ~ sheep are made dcsulatc.
'BCcauHc a nrc hath |doNnurcd the
pastures of tho wilderness And tho
flames nave burned nm the trees of
tho field, The land is as 20 garden oi
Eden before them. 8ut behind them
"a desolatc wilderness" (JucI . a 3D.
Under tho prophecy on the card IA
ihia comment hy the forest service.
The prophets knew this 5000 years
ago. DO Americans know it now
You know H. Prevent forest fires.
Tcnch the nlher man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
M0RTUARY

- AHNAAAN
Charles r.. Shancr. 80 years old.
died last night al his home. 1iG South
Arno street, after "A residence here ui
three years.
MIR Shaffcr leaves "a widow. a
daughter. three sons. three sisters and
W brothers. one sister. Mrs. John
Simms. lives here. Another sister,
Mrs. Frank Rogers, lives In Osku-
lousa. 10, and the third, Mrs charles
kochlcin, la Cincinnati, -. The
brothers Henry and samuel Shancr.
live at Oskalo0sa.
AIR. Shaifer came here from the Is
tancia valley whittier he had moved
from his former home at Oskuloosl
some time ago. lie was one N the
carpenters who completed the new
high school building and was "a mem
Der ~ the Modern Woodmen.
Funeral services will be held at
French's chapel tomorrow afternoon
at 1850 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Beck
man officiating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters UntimsIy End.

Ready, KY" was not able 10 do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura BTalchef, OF this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
| cannot tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
% give Il up. We tried another doctor,
out he did not help me.
NJ last, my mother advised me 10 take
Saiduli the woman's tonic. thought
u was 30 use for | was nearly dead aud
nolhlng seemed 10 do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now | am able
20 40 all OF my work and my own
washing.
] think Cardul Is Che best medicine in
ne world. My weight has increased.
a"s ! look the picture vi health.
II you suffer from any Of The ailments
peculiar % women, get a bottle OF Cafdui
ioaay. Delay is dangerous. We know
u WI help you, for II has helped so
MANY thousands OF other weak women
~ lhe past 80 years.
NJ all druggists.
.Wyhs 70, ohaiarooga Medicine Co, Ladies'
advisory Dtu. Chattanooga. Tenn. for AfsffaI
hsRysefiss, on your case ana e4.pags hsos, "haus
beeinsl for Women. IN pan Wrapper. nc iNI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
SCENE %FRo1-THe vANDERHoFF AFFAIR"

lstant the author was by the side OF
the rlrl who had captured his heart.
To HIS great delight he heard her wills.
per a plea for help.
''They are trying 10 drive me mad!'
Helen Vnndcrhon cried. Il have been
kept under the influence OF a dreadful
drugl DO what you cin 10 help me-
Al this moment the Mexicnns return
ed, and the bnleful giares they bestow.
cd upon Lester maze him believe all he
had just henrs. Fortune was kind.
on the following day DIR. Luchow in
formed him that he had leasc,l his
sp.nmer cottage TO the V~anderhofs.
, The news filled the young man with
delight. lie and the physician were
ncighbors.
Back In his home Lester bided his
time. Every day Helen. guarded by
the Merlcaus. passed his cottage in
their machine. Then one day Helen
dropped what appeared to be q note.
To Testers surprise. however. he
found the sheet OF paper blank. The
mystery was solved that night. His
window faced Hclen's window. Clanc.
ing across the intervening space, he
saw the girl light a candle, take n
sheet OF paper and pass Il over tho
fame. Like a fash II occurred 10 the
watcher that the note was written in
invisible ink. Selling the sheet OF pa
per he followed Helen's example. The
remarkable plot which was exposed as
the result Il told I'm Kalem's remarka.
bic four-sct broadway Favorites" fea-
ture. "The Yanderh0n Affair." Hal
Forde, a popular Broadway star. en-
acts the leading role.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Known Value. Known Price-A11
You Think About is Pleasing
Yourself

As a clothing merchant, we know that the average man, when
he buys a suit of clothes. hasone eye on the quality and the other
on the price. lie is wondering If he is getting his moneys worth.
II is the natural thing 10 do.
We sell one kind Of clothes that are always one price-that are
guaranteed 10 be- always high quality. They are STYLEPLUS
CLOTHES S1T. All You need do is pick out the style and fabric
that you like best.
You know that we will replace this suit with a new one any
time that you think thar II is not giving perfect satisfaction. Iint
that never happens.
The fabrics, the styling, the wOrkmanslip-the big essentials
~ these clOthes-Hre the kind hat 90 with clothes costing around
$40 to $25 retail. When one of the great makers began 90 special
i've ON this one quality they reduced the price, because of The scicn-
tific moncy+savng methods put into use ON a great scale.
All the new STYLES, all the new fabrics, all sizes. No matter
whether You are short, tall, stout or slim. Come In and se
STYLEPLUS before yn buy.
SIMON STERN, Inc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
John ~. BIrkhon.

John ~ Birkhon Of Chicago, n
lawyer, died AT his residence. IT'S
south Walter street. this morning at
o'clock. aged &c years. Ills mother
WAS with him when death came. Ar
Birkhon graduated ia law la Chicago
two years ago, He wen, Co silver
city immediately thereafter for his
health ana after "a year in Grant
county came 20 Albuquerque. There
Will hc no service in Albuquerque.
Undertaken g. r. French will send the
remains to Chicago Monday. where
the funeral will occur. Nh Birkhon
is survived by three brothers and
three Sisters who live la Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

From tho moment Davis Lester OBJ
tanned that ncetlng glimpse into Helen
Vanderhof's eyes after saving her
from drowning he knew that he had
found the girl OF his dreams. But try
rs ne would the famous author could
never approach close enough TO the
girl to engage her in conversation.
A peculiar mystery surrounded her.
Never once was she left unguaried.
An elderly gentleman. who as Lester
Lad ascertaincd was her uncle, and
two Mexicans Kept a constant watch
over Der. And. 40 rumors had Il, this
Avatch was necessary. Because the girl
was madl
The first time Lester had heard tbs
a Wild desire TO stay his informant
swept over him. Controlling himself
with an effort, the author sfrolled
away. Mad? Absurd He, who had
gazed into Helen Vanderhoff's eyes,
had een the clear light OF reason IA
them. Then came the suspicion that
the girl might be the victim OF some
horrible conspiracy.
Forthwith lester sought out his
friend, Dr. Luchow. who was return
ing TO America on the same ship. But
the physician gave him scant comfort.
There was no doubt about the fact
that Miss vanderhon was mad. he de-
clared. II happened that he had ex-
amined her az her uncle's request Just
before the ship headed north
BY rare good fortune lester found
Helen alone for a moment that even
ine. Something had excited the inter.
est OF her guards, and they relaxed
their customary vigilance. In an In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Salvatore Palermo. aged 80 yoarf,
"a prominent merchant of Kansas Clty.
died 80 his rooms ON Solth First
street a. . o'clock this morning after
a brief illness lie had stopped OF
here for Il brief visit, on his way "a
California, Strong Brothers. whu
took charge of the remains, nave been
advised that 70 brother is ON his way
from Kansas CITY, when funeral ar
raugcmonts viii. hc made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Many OF the people around here
know 70 good deal about this splendid
remedy; to those who do not, We wish
20 gay hat Mcritol Tonic Digestive b.
tho greatest strength re1ewcr, flesh
builder and nerve tonic we have ever
seen. For people IN poor health,
weak, run down ana played ont, those
not as strong aud vigorous Is they
should be. we recommend this tonic.
Price 500. Otwell Drug Co. Sole
Agents,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
TO The TAXPAYERS
OF NEW MEX|C|

The Taxpayers association % Nc
MeSico invites you 10 become "a men
Der of this association ana pHrtirip7|
iu tho benefits which will accrue
you, your county and the state fro
the WORN OF the organization.
This II Your BUSINESS. HEI.
ATTEND To IT.
Dues IN the association q of I p
cent OF your last years taxes. Nil
imum. $3.50 "a year.
For further Information address
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION or
NEW MEXICO
= -. Box GOi. Albuquerque. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
Timo,I,y 4. GlImor.

Timothy A. Gilmore, aged a. years,
died this morning at 7 O'Clock "a his
rooms IA the highlands. lie game
here with q brother "a short time since
from Kcysor, W. Va. seeking health,
Tho remains were sent to the old
ihome Tor burial this afternoon hy
Strong Hruthers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

Edward l.. Chamberlain. 80 years
bid, died YESTERDAY lie was an cm-
ploye OF the Chicago Traction COM
pany. The body was shipped last
night on Santa Re train No. q. Boulc-
ward lodge of the Musuns in Chicago
will have charge OF the funeral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11
PERSONALS.


o. J. Buford. az the Albuquerque
Coal Co. Is building up a good trade
in high grade coal, wood and %klndiing,
Try him and YOU viii be pleased with
this quality Of hts fuel and his efforts
TO serve you. Phone e12.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-11

II is Uniform.
II is Wholesome.
Has highest L%eavening POwer.
Makes Baking easy.
rs the Quality Ponder. Keep your Kiddi'
strong and healthy.
Sells Everywhere because it is purebest
and best.
Refunded If not More than Satisfied
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
GO TO CHURCH WEEK

Chicago. April 3-Following the
custom of the past few years the
100000 members of the Federal
Council of the Churches Of Christ
in America, an organization repre-
senting sixteen denomin ations have
shown their strength by devotion
during the past week. so that all
disciples were drawn closer to Christ
and one another. "Christ's Evangel"
has been the principal subject and
the special efforts were made to
spread the tide Of evangelism over
the land. There has been a most
hearty response. TIE week closes
today with the subject: "Christ and
Social Service" Prayers will be Of
fered that all people may find in
Christ the way Of everlasting life;
that the churches may come to a
deeper realization Of present social
conditions and demand united action
for their Transformation, and that
q Just and humane and Christian
social order may replace the present
order"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03

THIS LED o. 8. DESTROYER PAR
KER TO MAKE PRECAUTI0N-
AIRY TRIP UP THE HUDSON
THIS MORNING TO PREVENT
SHIPS FROM LEAVING.
(By Associated Press. }

New York, April 3-An unexpect-
ed trip by the United States destroy
er Parker up the Hudson river today
from her anchorage near the Mar
rows. gave rise to reports that some
of the vessels of the German steam
ship line might try to leave port
without clearing papers. However,
after cruising along the Hoboken
piers, where the German vessells lay,
the Parker returned to her anchor
age. 1t was said at the United States
navyyard that the move was merely
precautionary. With the report Of
pilots that the two British cruisers
which had been of the harbor Of
New York, had steamed away, pre-
sumably to Join the allies squadron
of the Virginia capes to watch for
the German cruiser Prinz Eitel
Friedrich came the suggestion that
German merchantmen here might
take advantage of the absence of the
British cruisers to escape from New
York.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
Df|;'A|SIER
RE|gTIRE
COUHTRYIiS
PREDICTION
STORM WARNINGS ISSUED AND
FREEZING WEATHER IS PRE-
DICTED FOR AL STATES EAST
OF THE MISSISSIPPI
(By Associated Press }

Washington, April 3-Easter il
threatened by snow, wind, rain and
cold in the eastern states. A CYCLIC
mic storm today swept north along
the Atlantic coast, and the weather
forcaster here predicts wintry gales
from Florida to Maine. He added
however. that snow and rain might
be followed by clearing weather Sun
day afternoon. E
So widespread is the disturbance
that storm warnings are ordered dis
played along the Atlantic coast from
Wilmington. North Carolina, to
Eastport, Maine. M
Temperatures down to freezing
are predicted for the entire country
east Of the Mississippi.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
JoHNsoN-wILLARD FIGHT

Havana, Aprif,,3.-There is con-
siderable stir. but not the expected
interests in the !, Johnson Willard
heavyweight championship set for
Monday noon. Some skeptics believe
that the tight will not be actually
brought of. There is a goodly num-
Der Of sports present. but by COM
parison with other similar cham
pionship encountsrs there is really
NO interest in the bout. Both Of
the lighters are IN only fair condi-
tion. willard being considered to
have the best OF it In this respect,
but his trip from Mexico is said to
have impaired his condition, since
he had to build up and rest on the
way and again refrain after his ar
rival here. His condition In Mexico
month ago was nearly perfect.
johnson has been taking care Of
himself and has depended largely
upon his natural readiness for an
encounter at any and all times, due
to his remarkable physique. This,
1t is argued, however. by those "who
know" will not stand him in stead
this time as II has done before, he
having aged and become accustomed
to high life, which has been SO fatal
to successful fighters Of all times
and classes. Excepting for the mat
ter Of experience Willard should
win. Johnson has an unaweable
carefree natural Armadilla contour
that is hard to punish or mar. This
his followers are depending upon to
carry him through.
A considerable sprlnkling of Flor
ida tourists have run over for the
occasion and the city has taken on
somewhat gala appearance. The en-
tourage Of Cuba by winter colonists
this year has exceeded that Of for
mer seasons. due to the war as we'll
as the picturesque and quaint attrac-
tions Of the island. These will in
large number attend the fight al
though they are not believers in the
manly art as expressed by tho fight
ers In the ring. They nevertheless
crave excitement for the want Of
something else to do and this will
bring to the light . larger number
Of society folks than have ever be-
fore attended mill. Betting ia
vors johnson without much money
going up.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
PENSACOLA WORLDS NAVAL
STORES CENTER.

Pensa cola, April 3.-Pensacola
yesterday threw Off the shackles of
Savannah domination and became a
free and independent naval stores
port. BY this is meant that Pensa-
sacola prices will rule in the sale of
turpentine and rosin along the gulf
coast, and Savannah quotations will
no longer have bearing on the sale
of the product of this territory.
The last formality necessary to
opening the market by the Chamber
of Commerce was performed Weu-
nesday afternoon by the board of
directors, and yesterday morning at
10 o'clock the market was opened
and trading began. Boards have
been placed in the trading room Of
the Chamber of Commerce and there,
each day. will be posted the Pensa-
cola quotations. the aggregate of
sales Of both rosin and turpentine,
the receipts. shipments and stocks
on hand.
With the Pensacola quotations
will deposited those Of Savannah and
Jacksonville that buyers may see the
ruling prices in those cities.
With the passing Of the Savannah
domination also passes the differen-
tial which was placed against naval
stores from the gulf coast or west
ern territory and which remained
ecen though a great majority Of the
naval stores has been produced In
this territory.
1t Is the belief that sixty per cent.
or possibly more Of the naval stores
of the world will be marketed In
Pensacola hereafter. and the city
within a few years will take the
place yhich rightfully belongs to It
II being the naval stores center Of
the world.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
NO EuGEN1Cs FOR MICHIGAN

Lansing, Mich, April 3-Another
Of the big legislative issues that fail
ed Of passage two years ago was con-
signed to its last resting place for
the current session, when the Oak
ley eugenics bill was referred to the
ways and means committee. It is
promised by this committee that the
bill never again will appear on the
floor, and there Is apparently no
feverish demand for its appearance
by the great majority Of the house
members.
This IL the measure introduced
two years ago by Rv. Glassner. who
concentrated his whole energies up
on It and managed to get it through
to q finish tight on the floor Of the
house. II had the backing Of many
influential Organizations throughout
the state. and was the basis Of re-
peated hearings on the floor Of the
house anr senate II provides that
no license shall be issued for mar
riage uptil a physician has certi-
fed to the health and mentality OF
the contracting parties.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
E|TEL
HAS NOT YET
MADE dash
FOR THE SEA
WAS STILL AT HER DOCKS AT /
P. M. BINDING SNOW MAY
AID HER IN ESCAPING FROM
THE ALLIES SHIPS.
(By Associated Press

Washington. April 3-An official
government dispatch received here
by wireless at p. M, said the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel
Friedrich still was at her wharf at
Newport News when it was sent. A
binding snow storm that prevailed
over the Virginia capes today gav~
the Eitel her first real opportunity
to dash to sea since she took refuge
in Newport News three weeks ago.
Naval observers generally were
agreed that the storm would screen
the Eitel from the enemy's war;
ships on watch. No wire communi-
cation with Newport News. Norfolk,
Va, the capes or other points was
possible today on account of demor-
alization by the storm.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
SHOULD COLLEGE 01R1s sMoKE9

Cambridge, Eng, April 3-Should
college girls smoke? is the question
that is agitating members Of the up
per classes in the ~omen's colleges
attached to Cambridge University.
A number Of the girls who are ac-
customed to smoke at home asked
some time ago for a faculty ruling
as to smoking in their dormitory
rooms. The faculty was hard put to
II for an answer and decided upon
q referendum, not Of pupils but Of
parents. and the principal has just
dispatched q letter to each home
asking q reply. for or against smok-
ing. before the end Of the Easter va
cation.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
GOOD BOOST FOR PENSAC0LA
NAVY YARD

/. Pensacola, April 3-If practicable
all aeroplane work will be done at
the Pensacola navy yard. says secre-
tary Navy Josephus Daniels in let
4sFs addressed to Senators Fletcher
and Bankhead, both of whom, along
with Senators Bryan and Underwood.
have taken up the matter Of having
the government aeropiane manufac-
turing plant located at Peniacola.
These letters were written on
March. 26 to the senators and copies
were received last night by Presf-
dent Dobson of the Chamber OF
Commerce. After the letters had
been dictated and whritten the Sec
retary In attaching his signature
added to each, in his own handwrit-
ing. the following:
at is contemplated that II prac-
ticable all such work will be done at
Pensacola"
A very cordial letter from Sem
ator Bankhead accompanied the one
from the secretary, and in this the
senator said II he could be of fur
ther assistance in furthering this
movement to call upon him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-03
MOVE FOR LEGISLATIVE
BUSINESS EFFICIENCY

Jacksonville, April 3-Business
eficiency will be introduced into the
State Legislature, il the reorganiza-
tion plan of Senator Ion L. Farris.
of Duval county, is favorably re-
ceived by the members Of the House
and Senate. The scheme will do
away with the unnecessary hangers
on, useless committees and facilitate
the consideration and passage OF
bills. In other words, 1t will cleanse
and oil the machinery Of the body
to produce results, and. at the same
time, save the State vast sum OF
money by the elimination process.
Senator Farris yesterday mailed
out a letter to every member Of the
two bodies setting forth his reor-
ganisation plan In detail. Already
be has promises Of the support from
many Of them. and hs declares that