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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Baltimore, a. Sebrnar 1915.
9hream ber 9lb5ugsidnal'0ontm oer Stnoi
Oofffuturf

B9l imor u. Ye9rnar lVl2.
sHrsaH Der sIb6ussiatnsal. Gs#H'H'0n Der staSt
Nuseiae ees ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gr. AZ,
Ofunnu'c Stun 0anpttdunl, Settton glr j.
sniSriIgi isEfIg'" eroSoiaI S5R for 5aIiSina cSwpuSs
S@ 1si SaTiro 9rag Se5i0H o0TsSr %S Si0Sp Sen
SS s9qTS ss ms 81 @5oi S.S o saps'i aSs ies II ps sr
9Drmittnge, i'm 8nrenu oeS StaoisRegiitrniors
Jsdibbaus Baltimore. Wso.. .enigeqen eenonls
men iiirs ben 9aii Der Seiiion ~ o5s. 9es
nen bcr5eidnet III, ole i'm giireou bes pertit
Cabin g9 Scnbrid, GbeisSngenielir Der 9lbs
8uasianal. .9ommiiiion. anibepa9ri iilo.
nab 1icuitas, %. 8cbrnnr 1915, nnf @elnn,
i'm Yirean Der Ab5u1sIdnnls@omnitM Stm'
mtr Vr o0l, p9Imeriean 9niloins" Baltimore,
sine ejcbhbr bon $500 ipiro fit icoe Jeibc
bon Spe3iifationen uno Yldner erbobeil.
G cfe @ebibr piro bel 3iiidadbe am ooer nor
sififationen ufo Nlauoriidc In putem 8uiianoe
5nrfderltattct ober bel 9iidgnbe bet du9emeis
nen Spc5iiilationen uno %ldHe, I'M Sale EN-
fp0i Gin beeIasbieter Iie SbeS Se Ses geiers i'm ee.
irnQe bon So 100000 nut cine Clearing 9cule
Nunl" gc5ogen an Die Srocr oes Wlnpors uno
Siaotratbs bon Baltimore Sablbar, miro nit
Icben 9lnecbot berldnpt.
@bgeihdtie Enantitaten;
iS M So SaB IS 81 iS,s. SuHsI. 5S,I,,, o..
rdle
$500 ar. pos. Gr6auSihdnfme. fHf
700 su. Qbs. misunderstanding,
4.7O0 ST. Yos. Gonfret
$40 af. 0oS PieeeIItcin Wlauertueri.
900 Bfluo 8erltdrfeS SiabI
Der criolereicbe Dieter nuf bieien @ontrdtt
mub giraidoft teIIen uno bic 9orihrIteH oes
StdotGbottcrs iber Gonirnlie erfnaeI.
Die Gonirnits9eboroe bebdlt iid oas 9iedot
bor. ireero Elm ODER ale glngebotc 5uriid6n'
ueifen.
Sm sluitrnee Der 963uaslann Gommiiiion,
Gbnrles Gnglano,
Yoriiber.
Snrrb ". 9ip6sers,
Sefreidr.
9eitdiiel H. Se6ruar 1915.
SpBn 0uberi,
temp. @rdiioent DER @oniroitBeboroe.
(Sebr1S 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20

II. lJtuluuI 1VlO.
9lnaebote ueroen entaeeen eenomnen bon
Der 0oHtrniibeb5roe Der Sinoi baltimore ilr
bic Sniialirnna eines 500 81. M. Iutbinef'
Generators In Der So6oruds8 s8impeHs StntIon
fit ben Wiopor lno Sfaotratb bon Baltimore.
gInqeboie niiiiien in Supiiat IN berileaelten
@ouoerts uno an ben nNonro oi gliunros Of
Baltimore Gin" doreiiirt ien, Die Nnii6rit
,Prppuial for pue 500 s.. ~. Surbo Wenera'
tor, ETC., at 6igb 9reiure @umptng Station"
iraaen iino bel Serrn 8iobarb Gpinn Sinot'
Reaiitrnior. IN ieinem Bureau, i'm 3d9bdns,
an ooer Dor WlittiuDn, Den 3. Wlnr5 1918, IL
llbr 8ormittage, einQcreint ucroen.
Sin beeInubieter 9bed oes 9ieiers i'm Ne:
TRACE bon eintanenb ($i00000) Dollars nul
cine D0learine Souie 8nni" dui bic Srore oes
Wlabors uno Staotr1tbs bon Baltimore mus
ieoeiu 9lnoebot beieetigt leir.
Ser erfolnreide Beter nlB Vlrgl1aft liels
len uno Die 2ori6rifien ocs Staois Sbdrters IN
8e5no nuf Goutrotte erilleH
3ei0Hungcn uiio Spe3ifilnttonen tonnen am
ooer nab Dem 10. Sebrunr 1915 i'm Hurcnu
oes Geb1uoes3nfpeftors beiidtet iperoen.
Sic @onirniis9ebDroe bebdlt ild oas 9ebt
Dor. ireeHo Gin o0cr ale engebote 6nriid5n'
s. 6. stnbbs,
@ebdioesSnIpeIior.
9endiiei am II. 5ebruar 1915
Jubn 6uberf
temp Nrdiioent ocr 6ontrntt'Seboroe.
(sScbrfe 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
nInana.oeparlemenI.
gireon bee stn6t.qnncrbans.Q3e ermnliere.
nlr lli NnarlInlh-o -o-Lrnl.c

Y8r 81, S0uftlnnosStrnBc.
WnIii imore, Nlo., If. 5ebrnor 1915.
geriieqcIie glnaebotc In 9npiiot. NIT Der
9lnifnrift r8ropoinIs for generdl Supplles for
eitb eioreieeper" nno aoreiliri an ben ~9ooro
OF 9liunros Of Baltimore Gilu," iueroen I'M
Nureou 0es Observation-Disclosures Naib0ous, 8nls
iinlore, Wlb., biz II llbr Born. am "a. Sc
brndr 1915 fir Die Qieierlfnp Der iolGcnoen
sIriiieI an ben Sidbt'aaoerbdussSerioolier an'
SsiFarbs, cd Maaef, wlnheridfhHrl nnO
Msetan. .sasengeitene nnS '9latter edlrnubeu'
Spc5ififalionen lino i'm giireau bes etaots
gnqerbdus .8euudlters crbdltli6.
Se0em Nugebot muB elm bcglnnbi0ier 9bed
oes 9eiers fir ein6unoert Soll1rs ($i00), an
ben Wdnur uno Sinotrdib bon Baltimore, Wfo.,
geiiiet fein.
sic Gontroftgeb5roe bebdIt Ii1 bas 0lebt
bor, irqeno Gin iino nlle Qlnaeboie ab5uueiieii.
8irpiddit in oer iibIi6cn Surnt i'm 8etr1ge
bee Gonirnftcs bic BON SinbtsDroiuroior 81
beiidtieen IT, Uirb bonn erioIgrciteit 9ieier
0harfes gpilipn, 81.
Qaeer6ous'Seripalier.
geIidiiei
temp 8r1iioent Der Gonirait9ebJrbe.
(Sebr1f 1929 t..I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
geFaumtmadjnnssu.


UUITIWUItf 70. UtUIWHI IJIO
Ser 5tnot@eometer piro am 9uHneritna,
20. Bcbruar 1915, 8ur nnien nHgegcbenen Seli
an Sri unb Stcue ericbeiHcn mo Die GiOeaur
oer iolgenoen StrabeH etabliren ooer Hen eia'
blircn
QeOublnnbsglpeuue, bon Der @arrions4benue
bis sur nj 0ouDsAoenue, nm llbr Sorm
ct. 9nulsStrahc, bon Der 8rciionsSt bis
sur nj. HoDasgloenue, nm g. 80 8orm
9bUaro q. GOunan,
(Scb2O) Sfuots0jeomeier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20

Wnnapo 8, Wl g.. IS. 5ebrunr 1910.
Se balbldhrlden Siuieil, am T. Wldrd 1915
onl ole 1etniidbe Spulaneibe bon Wsaros
1915 bon Douglas 8. SDDmne, StaaisNgeHt,
In Der ,,Wlernaute'Dlenaniee 9sattoHal SaHi,
Baltimore, Wlo., be5nblt.
WlurrGD 9anbiDfr,
Snatmeiter oes Staaies Wlarblano.
{Scbi9-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
garean Des @c6anDe.a e.anigcItors.

10. lYtDIWWI IUIl.
gs miro bicrmit beiannt eeeeben 6ab bic
e9lutoeenous gseloine ano 9auipment 60"
ecmdB Der am 10 SUM 1908 nnier5eibHeen
8eroronune glr. 155, Ibl6nitt AZ, RdrnarapD
- Npie am 2e glooember 1911 dmenoir), I'm
@rlanbnib nd6gciudi bat In Dem glnlueen
bnier gtr. i2l7-i9, WarplanosgIpenue, cine
6. g. stn6be,
(Seb2O 22-23) C5ebuuoe Snipeifor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
Nu6onna W. Placer.

Sdeer i'm slter BON II 2obreu. Gle 1raner'
feier iinoet nnt eamitag 9ladmiiaqs "a ubr,
In 6rer 8obnuu9, 9r. 1126, SIo.ellpooos
9ISsnue iidlt geliebune aui oem mi. Gar
mel iSricoboic"
(46iaoelp6ia. 9a, uno g1ep 0orf Giib. I.
g. 8eiungeli luouen aeiduiaii copiren)
lNeh10-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
GrieSh5fe.
Qpnbrn.V .Varf.Genleterh. .

eareau: Rr 2f, esef.enraisgn.etrah nnb
Saupt.6mgana: 6reberld.9ipab.
geerdbniBpldbe bon $2b on, unter beitdHois
Ger 2lufii9t 6hnitibIumcn, @epnoe, BfloHoen
etc. iino i'm IreibbnuB nn 6nuptsSing1ng ~
linoen ilHier AaeHt uirb. uenn aelrilnl&t,
bpribremcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
WaItimore Gemeterh.

ghrenu. 1nnbi.GtHgang 9lnrib.gloenue, Biflm
BON Der 0jnh-StrnAe.
9eerdaniBpIdte 81 oeriouien BON $25 an
Sefton 49, unter ifnmerpdbreHber 9lufnnt,
$55. Noum fir a einfane @rdber- aolteH'
freie 9eEubunq oer StnpeQe.
2u3erneiirabeHs6iue iett citeH.
((uui1O1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
airdjIidje Sln5eiscu.
.Wemein0e.

c5oiicsoienn f0.45 8orm. eeIepreiinneen.
3, gSie Sanfimiibaen~. Gdhnitiaes 8 ubr
Raliions'Seiper (5eb20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-20
lIntcr6aItmnasn.


San 6arlO
@rOfc Spern-@e @eIellidaft.
Sruppc uun 100. Seincr itaiicHiiNefNlt
9icpcrtpire: ..isudn
Snnlitna.9entinee, Gr5dblnngcn ppn %sra,ert"
Mben6s soc. bis $500. QoqeniIte 2ss'%
Wlatneen 5Oc. bis S1.50 eogenilpe 49,
(5ebt4-20)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
IND TAN EXHIBIT At
STATE FAIR WILL
Be A WONDER
Stacker From Crown
Point Bringing His Band;
Shelton Has Great Display;
Zuni Runners Coming.

A feature of this years state fair
OF which the public nus Tar knows
uitle. and set which viii be n OF
the most startling OF an tho new at
fractions win be the Indian exhibits.
with their aceompunying Indian
sports. games and customs
displays. and The livestock OF the
tribosmcu.
Early IN the ummcr the lair man
ayers got Ia touch with the Indian
bureau with tho result that the bureau
not only authorized but instructed the
managing agents Of the various New
Mexico reservations 10 make displays
at che state fair. Agent ". r. shell
ton az Shiprogk succeeded. with The
assistance of Reuben Perry Of this
city, in securing an appropriation OF
$500 from the bureau tor bringing
over a great display Of silver. bian-
kets and handicrafts Mt. Bouman
Of the Iuni agency secured a S300 ap-
Precipitation. and with Il viii bring %
splendid display from the S~.0oo-acre
farm OF the Zuui pueblo, ds well as
arts aud crafts. ana many indians.
while Agent stacker al the Crown
Point agency will bring not only an
agricultural me crafts exhibit. but
his famous Navajo Indian band. ouc
of the best in the Indian service.
As a sta feature "a contest b. now
being arranged between Superintcnd-
cnt Pcrry's excellent Albuquerque In
dian school band aud Mr Thatcher =
organization. II promises Co prove an
exciting and interesting contest and
viii be- played in the fair grounds
bandstands.
Another feature of the Indian show
Will Doe % Zuni runncrs said to be
the greatest distance men on earth.
They will put on a marathon. IN al.
several hundred Indians ui The VAR
loua tILnea viii DE- Nm a~ltendancc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
CHARGE
SUCCEEDS THAT
OF MURDER
Luis Aguilar Indicted by
Guadalupe County Grand
Jury in Connection With
Larkin Killing.

santa Rosa, y. NJ, oct L-Inatcad
Of murder tho chHrEe upun which
Luis Aguilar viii face prosecution in
tho district court FOR G%uhdampe
county will be forgery. This was
made apparent this afternoon. when
the grand jury. which has been in
V~cvtirating the killing of John n.
Larkin. a ranchCf ~ the n|cigrhor-
hood Of Vaughn. returned q mo- true
bill Ia the case of Aguilar. who had
been bound over on % charge or muir
der.
Yesterday the Grand iury returned
an Indictment against Nruiiar for the
forgery Of the name of lark.u Co u
bin OF sale for "a horse. Iarkin disc
appeared from his ranch son the night
OF June e. 1914 ana has not boon
seen since 4 suit of clot. as alleged
GO have been his vas found iu posses
sion of Aruilar. who gave numerous
conflicting accounts Of the manner in
which the clothing came into Dis pos
session. 4 set of false teeth said TO
nave belonged ~ Larkin was found
upon tho ranch. Agullnr repeatedly
stated that I.Brkiu had told him that
ne intended going Go Ei paso. but
mteht hc called upon io 60 to New
NorH. or even tp cross The ocean to
England u g. claimed be tho stgto
that Augilar forged the name OF Tar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02

Kin to o. bill ~ salc for % horse be-
.ioneing TO the ranchman. The ami
NAL was found In Aguilars possession
after tarkin'a disappearance.
Aguilnr has wealthy %rolativca, aud
he hHs made "a hard nght ever since
his arrest. lilo NHA bound over to
the grand jury without oond by a
Guadalupe county Justice Of the peace
bat instituted hnncas corpus proceed
ings. which resulted In his release
under n bail of 1000.
Tho forgery case likely will not he
tried at this term OF cour'. and n IN
not az an unlikely that the murder
charge viii be revived. 81 the state
succeeds in securing moro evidence.
Inability To- prove that Larkin IA dead
is ouc of tho principal obstacles in
the way uf prosecuting Aguilar ON "a
murder charge. &c Is stated.
In the case Of Noah ana Hugh
Daniels. accused of the murder 81 J.
a. Tatum near Santa Boso late last
May the jury az 1890 o'clock this
morning returned "a verdict of not
guilty for Noah and guilty of man
slaughter for Hugh Tatum Was
killed Bon his own ncld whore he had
gon to talk to the Daniels 'hoNs
about some livestock they were griz-
ing there. According to the story
brought out at the inquest and later,
the Daniels Killed Tatum Go protect
Themselves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS. FEvERISH,
FROM CONSTIPATION
If tongue is coated, breath bad,
stomach sour, clean liver
and bowels.

Give 'Calitoruia -yup 10, Figs zoo
ioasp0ouful today often saves %
sick child tomorrow.
10 your little one Is olt-uf.sorts. half
sick. lon 2 resting, eating and acting
naturally look. Mother, see b. tongue
j. coatel. This be- % sure sign that In.
little stomach, liver and bowels urc
cloggcd with Nu,tc. When cross. i5rif
able. feycrish. stomach .our breath bud
oT has stomuch.achc. diauhnca. sore
throat, iull of cold. give 90 |t,lsrouu'al
Of ''Cnliforuia syrup OF Figs and iu 70
few hours ull the c1u~tiput,i poison.
undigested food mud sour bile gently
moves ont of u.s. httle bowels without
gripping, and you have "a wcll, playful
child again.
Mothers can rest e1sy after giving
this harmless " frsit laSHtivc. % bcrau-c
b. never fails to cleans" the little one p
liver and bowels and succtrr the s'pn
arh end thcy dearly love its pleasant
taste Pull direction. for babies. child
rcn Of 40 age, and for ]grown.ug. print
ed a1 rurh bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fHg ~yruUs. Ask
your druggist for O. jO.ccnt bottle OF
California Syrup of Figs; 20 then see
TINT IL is made lv the "Culifurnia Zig
Syrup Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
MRS. Upton NAMED
STATE PUBLICITY
Representative
Land Commissioner Ervien APP
points California Newspaper
Woman to Position Created
by Legislature.

Santa Fe. y NJ. oct. LAND
commissioner Robert =. Ervicn yes
terday announced the appointment OF
Mrs William r. Upton TO ac state
publicity agent and stutisticihn. under
the three per cen law passed over
the governors veto by the lat legls-
loture and which Judge W. u. Pope
Recently upheld in n decision ia Unit
ed states district court. Mrs Upton
- the wife oi W. u Upton. for years
prominently connected with the gov-
eminent land service. and more re-
Gently with the state land umue. she
mad extensive newspaper experience
In California.
For the present Mrs Tipton's work
Will be confined To- the collection Of
statistics on the production. resources
and climatic conditions 81 New Mex
leo. and In connection with 30 she will.
visit several OF tho fairs Later.
these statistics will be published. It
~ probable mat "A booklet prepared bv
II. T.. HeninE uf Albuquerque while.
secretary Of the bureau 81 immigra-
ton, viii be revised Go tho extent ~
bringing 10 up 60 date and viii he
reprinted for wide distribution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02

ru , HILE all OF the state fair
M amusements, sports and y
w hibits will be at the state
fair grounds this year. h Is Inn
perative that Albuquerque be
suitably decorated for the big
week. Ia fact that very fact
makes decoration IN The city an
absolute necessity A. was stated
in a placard on the fret page OF
this paper yesterday. nj streets
have been 90 oluttcred up in the
pact with hot dog wagons.
iamale stands and hamburger
booths. 10 say nothing Of eaTni-
val shows. that Il has been inn
possible for a visitor TO know
whether OF not we have had any
decorations.
This year all that will be diRcr-
cnt. There will be no unsightly
shows on our business streets.
The Asphalt pavcmonte will be
s~poilcss-at least we hope So
and the view will be unobstruot-
ed.
For q retail business house APP
propriate decoration would seem
to sc an absolute necessity. Lack
Of decoration for the xsorio OF
a store will tend TO distance It in
the run Of state fair business. and
quite aside from the matter OF
patriotism. II would seem that
business 5%udsnen, would urge
every proprietor OF "A retail bnsl-
ness 10 Turkish up his front and
make IL as bright and novel and
attractive as possible.
Householdcrs may say that the
residence districts make no diner
encc Nothing could be moro
mistaken More than two thou
sand rooms Tor mfr-wNitsss have
been listed as available In the
residence districts II now APP
pears that a large majority OF
these rooms will be used The
fair visitors win spread all over
the city ar they never have be-
fore. II will be necessary. Il va
keep up our end. that M resi-
dences. large and small. on every
stree, in this city be literally gay
with FLAGS and bunting.
II you have moi planned your
decorative scheme, for Lusincss
house or residence, get IN touch
with the decoration committee
today and get ready to make your
place attractive. The undccorated
business house ana horne should
be lonesome in this city during
fair week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
THOSE STREET MARKERS.

THE Herald has not been able o.
reach any great state OF excite
ment over the proposed street
corner bin boards which the city
council has authorized private parties
to put up. IN the guise Of street mark
ers. We are opposed 90 the granting
OF any such Il franchise ana we can
not understand the idea of lubIic pol
les which would prompt o. permit a.
governing body 20 permit such an
outrage in a city Ike Albuquerque.
much less to encourage D.. az the
council seems TO have done.
But we nave not become much con-
ccrned about it because We have folt
right certain that these u1sightly
street advertising boards would not
remain la position very Iona. h they
arc ever put up. n is understood
now that the promoters OF The scheme
propose 10 proceed 10 put az their
signs, with the backing Of the city
government We admire 'ho persist
nee OF these gentlemen but we do
not think much OF thrlr business
JUDGMENT They Will lose money ON
their investment IL they carry il
through.
We base this assertion uuon the
fact that two OF the Influential orsau-
izations Of Albuquerque women yes-
terday flied with Mayor Toatrisht a
joint protest against these 6.gns The
Woman's club and tie Tuosdpy club
have united IN demanding that the
Disagreement OF the streets be
stopped.
Were we inclined 10 gamble. we
would like 90 bet some attractive sum.
attractive odds, that In nsht be-
tween q bill board promoter and the
city government on one hand and
the organized women OF tnis CITY on
the other. that the organized women
Hill win.
In order "a win II may he necessary
for the women TO cause the street sign
promoter a financial loss; and Sc may
be necessary for the women 10 cause
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
THE FUTURE OF
STOCK FEEDING
IN NEW x

PrarticalN oycry one aho has mndo
o Clos" study of conditions .r tb,
valley believe chat tlc greatest hone
ut INC iutHre ilcs 10 stock growing
hhd stock Feeding An over the .Iup,
INC hett minds are turning toward
me problem and q larger number OF
calli" % sheep viii Do fed this vim
Yer tian ever before. Even to there
iH not enough OF h. as witnesses the
Iart mat TdunehN brothers are look
inE for a place tp feed $50 steers on
alfalfa and while hundred. az ton.
Gre being gold al half what BE- would.
nrlns if converted into beef thcy are
hntiug difficulty in locating tacm
Which Is The best possible proof thuf
the farmers are not fully awake 90
their possibilities
a great boost sas been siyou to tho
lecdiug ideu bon the state bv the action
of Frank HuhhelI. ono of the LARGEST
h'rkmasi'rs ~ The state. who ie
liking to feed and fattcu $4,000 sheen
every year ON HiE ranch out f. ways
irHm Albuquerque. There is no
haTdcr-hcadcd ana conservative buFi-
ness man ln the state than Frank
Hupbcil and when he FcOs the Eight
ir such "a manner 10 is certainly time
FOR the little fellows 10 take "a hand
so state bon the union offers such op-
portunltica or such "a wealth of
feed 81 AN sorts in conjunction with
an IDEAL climate Every cattle man is
open To- n uropositou ana to oouNinc-
tl0n. ana every banker ls ready ana
willing 10 do his part with responsible
parties what VAS done Don North Da-
kafa L. uUaeIhfe nerr uyusiV the an
even 81 the farmer who cnn
only care for "a few head With us
crop Go feed. Up there a. was the in-
variable result that the farmer In
creased his number each year. aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02

the city government some very sad
and uneasy hours. 70 mas eve be
necessary for them TO run a steam
roller ever somc city officials. what
ever Is necessary the orgenizcd wom-
en- OF his city are likely to do in order
40 defeat this street corner billboard
scheme whlsh they have set their
faceu against.
Watch a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-02
NEAR DEATH ra
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, Of
This place, says: 81 suffered iof years,
with pains In my lett side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then ! would get worse again. Final
", my husband decided he wanted me 10
lfy Cafdui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me a bottle and began using u.
II did me more good than all The medi-
eines had taken.
have induced many OF my friends 10
lry Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by Us use. There
has been, and v will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cafdui. believe II IS
4 good medicine for all womanly uou-
bles."
FOR over 80 years, Cardui has been re-
lievjnp woman's suiierings and building
weak women ap 10 health and skength.
II you are a woman, give Il 4 iair trial.
II should surely help you, as Il has a
million others.
Get a bottle Of Cardu to-day.
W.hs =, Chattanooga Medicine Co. LsfieT
Advisory Dspt. Chattanooga. Tenn. Tor .Nff.tsI
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