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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-06
John Smith jagged

John Smith did not realize he was
addressing a plain clothes bull
when ne related a sad story about
how ne had not eaten for days. lie
even pulled his bel, tight TO lnoi-
cate the yswnins cavity In his In.
terror.
The story failed 70 move the
cop. who moved Smith TO the Gala
hoose.
John will be In our midst ten
days at least.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
1900 FULL PARDQNs
N BY BLEAsE

0commhia, :. 4. lam g-Ful par
donn to about 1890 persons convict.
ed in South Carolina OF tarlous
chimes and paroled since January "a.
isii. were granted to-day by Jaw
ofnor nlcaFe.
In addition 10 THAI numbeH vha
were Included In a blanRet iiafaon.
and none 81 whom II now ln the
penlteutlary or in prison camps. the
eovernor also granted clcmcncy 10
~->S.four convicts in siRtt PRISON
or eugeRed on public works. Eieh-
teen were ~pardnned ten perolcd and
SIX we've given communications % senr
Itcnce. seven hai heen convicted ~
murder and ten Of m~nnsiaughter.
The governor had prepared a Hpe-
ciai decree granting FUN pardons 70
those paroled since January. iell
and with one signature ne restored Z
citizenship approximately 1899 ME
and women who ~collectlyeiy had hccu
found guilty. of violating virtually
every law 81 the atnte.
Governor Hiease sisned the blanket
pardon IN red ink. He accepted as
correct the estimate Of he office at
tnchcs, that hts action to-day would
Increase 10 $3.50 the total hummer 81
pardops. paroles and communications Of
sentence when he has srnnsed since
he became governor, four years ago'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
A R
OF CHILDREN" BOOKS
is OFF THE PRESS

Washington. Jan g. Infant care
is The title ~ "A pamphlet ltst Issued
~ the ChildiHeu's hurcuu of the Unit
"a Stntes department 81 labor. II ia
the Fecund % ID series " popular
pamphlets f6r the use 81 mothers on
the chre OF children The new pub
l~icution takes the baby from birth
through st. second wear. dealing with
such questions as feeding. ciuthing.
bathing, Slecp and exercise. az IN
other words. with the questions
which an mothers must face. souncr
or later, in the care of tho baby The
book Is written In simple non-tech-
nical language. elslly understood hy
the average American mother. spe-
cal mention IS made. also ~ the
care of American babies in the trop-
les. n contains "a pages, o. Illus
tratcd with "a number 81 plates and
pictures and includes AN appendix
and a useful index. The appendix
gives n list ~ other government pub
lirdtlons regarding mattcrf OF domes-
tic economy. such a. milk foods,
home sanitation. aud ether subjects
~ Importance in the work OF max
lng No hom@ suitaJic for the roaring
"f tHifVifh.
Tho pamphlet VIII not. NJ curse,
take the place OF tho advice of q
physician. but H includes o section
on how to ke~p The baby Veil which
dcscEihos tho minor ailments az baby
hood and the symptoms indicating
the onset of more serious Illness.
Special emphasis b placed on tho
danger to Infants oI W%hooplnE cough
aud measles.
The pamphlet WAS prepared under
7 the direction Of Afiss Julia q. I4tth-
ron. CHIEF of The hureau bN Mira Mas
West, who siso prepared the pnmph-
Jet ON prenatal care. which was the
first Of the "Cnrc of children series,
Infant Care. like an the other pun
ucatinns Of the buroau. may be OBJ
tanned free ~ charge by addressing
o. postal card request tn the chief of
the chiidren's bureau. Department OF
! labor. Washington, .. a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
A TIMEa2 c~oSrRAsr.

rT wo things sand out unique and
u~nforsettable IN the eontrihu-
ton the year 1919 has made
10 The history o. the world. one Is
Amsriea's greatest achievement the
other ~ Europe's iossal failure
rayr Dr. James a Macdonald IN the
Review Of Reviews
Civilization stands go a. the
COLLAPSE of Europcgt All the
highest achievement inc nations,
"a me Things that make for progress
aad fresdom ~ Justice. the work
u a thousand years end me hopes
Or "a thousand more-al have been
crowded back into ths melting pol
n hrataI war. A. ~ best war Is bar
laflsm. brute force belongs 90 m
bsste niasea " human development
The Wholesale ctrnage Of these week.
IN 0olg1um and France n Ausiri'
nld On ths bofderv Of Germany and
RaaaaIa - isinmph OF The safag'
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course, one may sive az much rs ne
or she plcnaea. but the fundamental
iden h thnt everyone give and give
with %unvoryinR rsgulnrlty.
u has been figured that n everyone
IN receipt % reauint wages OF other
Income were TO give regularly, n only
4 tiny sum weekly. the problem %
nnoyidina relief fm thf poor would
ID solved. ~
Inder the Alnertfn an Cross plan
eifth city Il l,nanintely Independent or
tne other. The fund ~ distributed
IS o local orkehikqtlon. and the poor
vt Il AT
Maxor noatyight said the plan. as
he ea,hoed h from the general
communication struck him NJ being
worth consideration. lie wrote 30
President Hcrndon for details OF the
plan, and pending word from the
Cross 81 Honor head he win lay tho
idea before the Minister'S Alliance.
Everyone interested in the plan
and who would like In join IN some
such movement Is invited TO call ON
or communicates with the mayor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

snsIlncla IN ~hemhnltf. 81 mAttef
who f~s.penslpls ~ Il no unlue
|up ftr uselpat plapNbi9t y millions
sptn ulllaas q men from The iore
MOST nations ~ Europe tor thH ~
legged ontpone q sestlina some lFteff
|~nalional dIrpale y q pHuk afniaf =
irae against h~pnan'iy ~ apesierf
from Christ.
Uyt1 aeainss that snaslf failnre q
arsf4 : ~senitA IN Anteea inAt
nov ,he celebration 81 q run oentnr'
'oi b&noktn re beswscn the great
i Isl sla essf saw anc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
PLAN FOR RELIEF
Of C|TY'S POOR
SUGGESTED
American Gross Of Honor
Points the Way to Creation
Of a Local Fund; Mayor In
terested.

Mayor Reatrmm today received a
communicating from the American
Cross % Honbr urging Albuquerque
% pa In effect the orsanixaiion's
plan for pnpTidiaE O. fund In zach.
city for the relief OF poor. The
American cross o. Honor aus incnr-
porated In ia0G by act % ngrcss
and the president h honorary heat
of a. The activc president IA
Thomas ". Herndon.
She American Gross plan a for
systematic giving. with the penny az
the unit. give ~ many units M
you plcasc, but give a. least ono
penny a week. ~ the slogan.
The idea ~ for everyone IN the
city who is able To- give to contribute
regularly 90 the fund Those who
feel they can AFFORD NO more are 10
give Just the cent o week, hut that
cent they are 10 give regularly. OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn.-"Many TIRE"
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, OF this place,
'" wished I would die and be relieved
Of my suffering, from womanly troubles.
] Gould not get up, without pulling al
something 20 help me, and stayed III bed
most OF the time. could not do my
homework.
The least amount Of work tired me
ont. Ny head would swim, and would
remble Tor an hour or more. Finally, |
took Cafdui, the woman's tonic, and I
am mol bothered with pains any more,
and ! don't have 10 90 to bed. In TACT,
! am sound and well Of all my troubles"
Cardui goes 10 ali the weak spots and
helps to make them strong. Hacls with
nalnTe-nol against her. II Is for the
tired. nervous, irritable women, who feel
as II everything were wrong, and need
something 10 quiet their nerves and
strengthen the wom-oul system.
n you are a woman. suffering from any
OF the numerous symptoms Of wolranly
trouble, take Cardni. II will help you.
AZ al druggists.
Wvgs ~ chaaanooga Medicine Co. LAdisf
ADVISORY pspt, Ohatianoogas Tenn. f0f .aIciai
Lsagsefssss o1IouI ea,s and - pass ooesh Hens
freainsnt ief Nenan" 70 sale WIepess. ~ luA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
SUBSTITUTE OFFERED

Washington. Jan. "a substitute
for the administrator ship purchase
hin. authorizing the president 10 ac-
quire vessels suitable FOR naval aux
%ilinries at a cost not exceeding thirty
million dollars. Tor which Panama
bonds would be sold. was introduced
today hy senate Cummins. All such
strips would be under the secretary
~ the navy instead 81 q shipping
corporation. "a the decentralization
bin proposes and ln times of peace
hose not needed BY the naval force
would be- leased Ia those enenged IN
foreign commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Interesting Focis and Figures
IN Connection With Cities and
Countries Affected By the Mar

tho Dhchs n Teschon. which. after
1898, stood under the apxcralnty Of
Bohemia. Al the extinction Of its
male line OF dukes IN fe2s it became
a direct apanaee on the bohemian
crown Ia 1898 it poseed into the
hands ~ the Archdukc Frederick.
whose aaNaFelnafion brought on the
present conflict. The town OF Tcsrh-
en- has 4 population az about ~. oee.
over half OF which Is German, II y
on the Off5, q tributary % the oder.
a rqNNrc tower. dating from the 18th
century. la the only relic o. the
towns ancient castle. Furniture and
lumber are IL principal m%anufactur-
Ina produces.
BIEL1Tz-An Austrian town. a.
miles west 1T Cgacow. eight miles
south OF the German border. and 80
miles southeast OF Troppau by rnil.
The lcwn WINS founded ia the iath
century, and wpn a fortified place In
the 18th and 18th centuries. 10 II
situated on the niala river lust op-
posite the Gailcfan town n the same
name. IT. wooden and linen indus
tries are important and Il manufac-
lures jute and machinery. u pos-
'""""" ~ wv A'nNNNH
SYLT-The largest German island
In the North sra, nearly % miles long
ana having an area Of about as
square miles. Il lies from Z 20 ie
miles from the continent and Is irreg-
lar ~ form. consisting ~ three mar
row tongues OF land. cxtendins north.
south and east. The peninsula Of
List on the north forms a roadstaad
% which vessels find safe moorage.
The soil r. marshy. The ln~habltanta.
about 1000 m number. devote their
time 10 fishing. oystcr-dredging. sea-
faring and the hunting ~ aquatic
birds. Stockings and gloves are
mnde there. During ,he Danish wal
Of 1864 tho bland was occupied by
the pruasians.
MTSLoWfTZ-One Of the newest
towns Of Scrmnn Silcsia, whose his
tory dates back only TO 1851. n is on
the navigabic river Przemsa. which ~
spauned hy an ron bridge. az the
other end % which q the Polish town
Of M~odf1sjow. Mysiowitz b. also just
across the border OF Austrian Gailcia.
u Is AZ miles east OF Ratihor, 80
miles north Of west ~ Cracow. and
100 miles southeast OF Breslau by
raii The town " an important juno
ton 81 railway lines 20 Lenders and
Vienna. Extensive coal mines are
worked IN l,s vicinity. rs other in
dustries include flaN-spinning and
brickmakiue. The town has a pnpu-
lation % about $1,000.
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LOSS OF BRITISH
OFFICERS rs MORE
THAN 1000 TO DATE

CAssociated Press correspondence.
London. Dec. 9.-Great Britain has
lost. since the van began. "a total of
lTl7f officers killed and $500 wounu-
ed. IN addition. there are $40 Off
GERS rcpurted as missing These are
the figures contained in the officers
casualty list for the nst thirteen
days, given out today.
During This period the lusaos were
n3 officers killed. tfN wounded and
a. missing. The heaviest casualties
were recorded in the Warwickshir'
regiment. with seven Killed, two
wounded and three missing; tho
Munster fusilcrs. Hix killed. three
wounded ard tEa missing. the Rifle
brigade, three Killed ak wounded
ana we missing and In the Highland
iisht horse, with six officers killed
ono wounded ana three missing.
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AI.nEHT~A French town, -
/ miles east OF northeast ef hmiens. On
the Nsfaumonl Ith ancient name was
Ancre. which IL changed after the
death cf the italian advcniurer, Con-
elmo Conclnl Marshal d'Aucre. who
had purchased the mofeuisnte ~
Ancre fIls nnulaa management a.
minister ~ I.ou1 XIII ~ this ana
ihe governments Of Amlcns and Nor
mandy drew opon himself the hatred
81 an Glasses and he was ~apnrchcna-
"a on tho brider N The Louvrc and
WAS Killed BY the guards Ia April
IIe4.. lilo wife Wne accused % sur-
csfy and sent to the stake IN the
same year. Tho town has a popula-
ton IL nboht Toes
WANnE - Belgium town. 10
miles southcnst Of Brussels. where
EOrouch, eained a useless Victory over
The rruTslans while Napoleon wne
being defeated AZ Waterloo. Before
Crouchy reached Wavre. Mt the head
ar sf,ooo fncn. the opening roar ~
the cannnnnde al Waterl0o vas
heard. lie was urged by his gertcrai 4
10 march o,Fard .the south ~ the
firing. but he refused to take thclr
advice and pHsaed on 20 Wsvre.
where he founs 1hlelfmahn's corps
Iof ~. see prusslans holdine the pas
|eanes across the Dyle. The PrusslaHs
were victorious a. first but towards
noon the next day. ~overborne by
sheer weight q numbers. they were
forced 10 retire toward Louvain.
GrOuchy's victory was barren. Wavrc
has a. population % about 10000. t.
manufactures include leather. cotton,
yarn and hats.
LIERRE-A Belgium town. ten
miles southeast 81 Antwerp and eisht
mites north Of northeast Of Mallnes.
al the confluence Of the Great and
Little Nethe. The fortress OF Iierre
guards the south bank of the Nethe
and owe the railroad coming from
AcrNehot. rs miles 10 the southeast.
The town Il well built. and ~ OF
the most ancient towns Of Belgium.
u was considerably increased In si9e
during n 'hoomr In 1885. lite popula-
tion h. abont $1,000. Il manuf--turcs
six calico. printed musllns and lace.
and has spinning mills. oil mills.
hrcwerlcs. ein-disiillcrles, %salt-refln-
cries and tnnneriea.
TEsCHEN-A town Of Austrian
Siiesio. IS miles south OF west of
CracOw and ten miles south Of the
German border, whore Maria There's
and Frederick N signed the docu-
menf that put an end to the war OF
Bavariah succession In May 1879. II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

show the rcpudiatcd outfit where
to get IN or get on. Ton them Whut
you think 81 them and their tnctics.
Lot them know That a IS not an easy
matter 20 trainple an the nights 81
voters and free ADeriean cstizens.
Let them know "a YOU hin clear
and decided majoutles euiitle smith
and Miera 60 Legislative positions
ana your opinion ~ tho evident nr-
guni1ef attempt to 'purlnin" The
satne- Express your scutlmcnts aud
help the honest leGlslators-eiect in
the coming fight against, the domi-
n~cering bosses and % desperate state
machine. Perform yaur duty as a
citizen Write a letter for puhlica-
ton 10 the clayton News. clayton,
~ ~ our next issue viii be- 70 warm
number. Furnish a little uf the
pep" Hurry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09


Nq0 DOUBT you have mad your
M mi Of war snik and you ought
10 BE- able 10 stand nor q little
pcllileas Dose BY this ~ Variety
y ihe spice Of IFS 80 here Eovs foF
me spice,
Fsll,le.an ape 1agsieH have been
frt4teQ 20 : getf since lest August
and meg is turn have been compelled
u sl,e 10 reri during that period
IN that respect a. least has The wa
done ~ some good
Have you notlced how . number o.
the old-timert. stahd-pattersas u
were. improved the opportunity 70
snsak back 20 the feed trough The
new consress contains some familiar
faces. neIone:ng 10 men who we're
smoked out tuo years ago. they
wese eut or date and out % un with
the developments gains on All around
ns and she people new H. Ii the
lansDaee o. fhe street. thsy were
canned These eentlemen are gift
"a with the faculty Of perseverance
10 a divine Of devnlsh degree, ac-
cordlng So sc3F choice. and theS in
alss upon saslna the country whether
u Ilaes che expcrience or not Don't
think tor one m hat there Is
anything selfish about them. Nos In
tht least. They arc 81 that type oi
patriots n sacrifice everything Tot
their esuntry. They feel themselves
sifted with a divine rlsht 10 rule and
rule they viii n they can persuade
enough Of lho voters in their district
70 iee the same way about II. some
unkindly persons rise To- remark that
they do not ni~ays stop al mere per
rnaaion.
When our countrymeu allowed
themselves 20 become attracted hy
the war racket goins on ai around
the earth. our slippery friends found
the opportunity FOR which they were
seeking. ID was made to order Tor
them and they used n. There they
are back at the oid stand. funlng
q spnuerinx ~ of yore. hiing "a
up win bronddes talking sibberish
about prosperity aud saving the
country as usual. Its "a sfand Old
Fanie and We don't ever seem 10 gel
eIat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
What New Mexico
Editors Say about
the Legislature

CFarminstan TImcs- Hustier.)
We have no knowledge az - Cow
erpor Mcponaie'r present attitude on
the county SALARY Jaw. VIZ have not
Ind q word or iuilmauon ~coneernlns
IL since the eleciicna What we arc
saying IL on a1f own Responsibility,
ana 80 FAR - ~ know reflects No
ones opinion sssezhat ~ the writer.
We say this because wc have been
and are yet a warn supporter -
Governor McDonald. n "A mieht De
supposed by nome that We were ex-
pressing his riewa We Relieve dov-
ernor Mcdonald has kept faith with
the promises ne made the people hee
fore election md hae siven us ar ablc
and honest state neutrality-suspicious.
whether he has given every Demo.
crat a place AZ the Ole coUnier WIN
wanted II. or not. H. smail concern ~
'ns. Nc. az least. ava not sapport him
~ tina hnps.Ihnt heswnulLlsritr \ fee
Democrats a euft job. We snpbnrfe,
him because We wanted hones, and
efficient government In our state a.
fairs and We believe he has gigen Il
90 OF.
he stood with unniter.nr drmnes.
against an exorbi,ant salary bill that
the Republican s%naiority 81 the iegls-
iature Put up 10 aim repeatedly Hr
prevented 10 psssaEe until the people
% the general election had "a chance
% pass on a. The people 81 his
state by the majority Of their votes
have approved Of the Rction Of thc
Republican majority "a the lezisia-
ture and have disupproVcd 81 the ac-
t.on ~ the governor and the Demo-
cratic minority BY this action they
have authorized the Republicans ln
the legislature % Tx the terms OF the
county salary bill Stili The governor
II the representative IN this matter
can majority puts up 10 him a high
salary bin asain We believe u win De
his duty 90 approve u or az iCasi Jet
81 become a law without his approval.
Of course. this presupposcs that
the law VIII apply alike H. an the
counties. work and ability considered.
~ "a attempt g. made tu punish the
officers Of some coultics as was done
IN the case Of Sandoval ~ the lnsr
~session. then tho governor VIII be
warranted IN again exercising his
veto. Bur high ~ low, reasonable or
unreasonable. N the salaries are sub
stantiHlly the snme IN an counties.
alze. wealth and population c1nsid-
erred, then u should be- permitted Ca
become a law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
Pcnrc centenary ccIcbrmrcd.

New Orleans Jan. 9-Placing OF
a wreath on the statue of Andrew
Jackson by Mrs D. r. Boyle wife "i
the minister Of education of Alberta,
marked ceremonies heer to-day in the
celebration Of the centenary Of peace
between the rnitd States ana Great
Britain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

sulphur Springs, Tex, Jan. a.-At-
torncy General Looncy Of Tcxns TO-
da} flied IN district court here anti
trust suits AGAINST sever Texas brew
cries. altegius undue use OF corporate
funds for political purposes within
the last twelve years The suit asks
penalties and forfeiture of charters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
HOSPITAL INFERNO
NAMES FATHER AS
A CORRESPONDENT

Sow York. ian. Franklin u.
wond, a Young hospital interne.
hsmed his father az correspondent
in a suit for divorce. bruaht 20 trial
IN the Supreme court today. u was
aileeed that the young map's father
eiopcd with his bride on the night OF
the wedding ana took her 4 chicago
Young Woods mother testified IA
the suit that she had found her hns-
hard and her sons wife O%ccnpying
apartments together in chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
OFFICERS FEAR LYNCH
LAW FOR WIFE
MURDERER

Casper. Wyo, Jan. o-Wnbur
Palmer. so. late yesterday KILLED his
wife and attempted suicide a. salt
OF here. Jealousy Is aaid 20 have
prompted the crime. Palmer viii
recover
Palmer slashed mis- wifc's throat
with a razor. then gashed his own
throat with the same weapon. The
injured man was rushed Ia casper
In IN automobile by officers who
feared that he would be lyuched.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

Washington Jan. g-Argumcnts 10
support of q bin 10 legnllze price FIX
hg were made before the hoasc com
merco committee today by Louis -
Hrandcls ~ boston and others. Mr.
nrandeis argued ihnt the bill would
prevent sham bargain sales" which
he said. by destroying the confidence
81 consumers In standard goods,
We're an evll that affected the whol'
community.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
DENVER Will HOLD
STOCK SHOW N
s0MEOF THE STOCK

Denver. colo. Jan Except for
The fact that there Will not be go
many bend of stock as iu past years
due 10 the foot and mouth disease
anaramme. the annual stock show
here win be much the sanIe az usual.
Arrangement have been made by
the commercial bodies Of Denver q"
pun IN the greater portion Of tho
annual shnw during the week advsf-
tiscd
There viii be a nationm horse
chow The mtionai poultry show the
'anrieulturnl czhibltion and a big baby
show, and m addition Arrangements
WI be made for q dog show and the
usual industrial exposition There
viii be about twenty conventions an|
meetings held during the week and
the Denver Press club is putting ON
lts Brand iron" dindor and "A bis
ball. Al ~ Denver ia enthusiastic
over having the show after all and
! everything possible iH being done o.
make Il n success.
Practically an or tho show Will be
there bpt the cattle chow and there
viii be plenty ~ cattle in the yards
/ sales ~ pure bred toe n feed
! ems. and the business end VIII not
be neglected. The usual low railroad
lInfea VIII be In effect and Denver u
pH bnlnFto take rare ~ The largest
crowd b haa over had.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
BERNARD $. RoDEY
Attorney aud Counsellor az law.
uuuer n Al

A"lhNlA'lNNff ~ W
Practices before the higher local
and national courts and Department.
Formerly delegate In congress from
y. NJ Federal Judge Of Porto Rico.
&. :. Attorney In Alaska. ana special
prosecutor under the national depart
ment OF justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
UNTITLED STEEL ORDERS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

New York. Jan. s.-The untitled
tonnage 81 the United States steel
corporation on Dccember 81, totalled
3,s2s.e4a tons. an increase Of s12.05i
over November.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

Caspar. Wyo., Jan 81 Gruon-
berg. -, O prominent business man.
committed suicide early todas by
shooti1g. His bodv was found in
front OF his store. Ills family can as
sign no motive FOR his suicide