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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
WATER IS TURNED
into LEASBURG
bitches

las Cruces, ~ NJ. May 6.-The
reclamation service officers, oheying
a temporary mandatory injunction is
sued by Judge Medler, on petition OF
the Elephant Butte Water Users as
sociation, have turned the water back
into The Lensburg canals from which
II was shut off May I when land
under the project refused 20
sign the reclamation service ron
tract asking 90 cents per acre as a
water storage charge. The injunction
Is temporary and In r%eturnahle for
argument pm May %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
COMMISSION DISCOVERS
OMITTED PROPERTY

The statement by the secretary OF
the tax commission. made public at
Santa Pc Tuesday. hat already 66i.-
GOO sheep have been discovered In
sixteen counties, which apparently
were entirely omitted from the tax
rolls last year. indicates one of a
number Of sources from which very
large valuation Increases are likely
To- come AS the commission pursues
It's Investigations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
ISSUES COUPLE
OF PARDONS
San Miguel County Men Re-
leased from State Prison on
Ground That Their Punish
ment Was Discriminatory.
IBy EvenInr Herald Leased wireI

10y EvenlnF Herald Leased Wirel
y santa Fe, y. NJ, May G.--Fol- .
= lowing the recent example OF .
y Governor Mcdonald, who par .
. doned ). p. Lucero, convicted OF .
= solicitation OF bribery, Acting .
= Governor de Baca today paroled =
= Gregorio Rubio and Merenclano .
. Vigil OF san Miguel county. serv- =
. ing three 60 four years for rob- .
= berry, on the ground that their =
y punishment was discriminatory. =
= The two men with Telesfor Per- .
= alta were convicted OF robbing a .
= cowboy OF IS cents. Peralta, the =
= acting governor points out, es- .
. capped with a suspended sentence. =
q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
FLANNERY RELEASED
AND HUELsMAN ON
HIS WAY
Newcomer Is an 0utfielder,
and a Mine of Inside Base
ball; Yesterdays Game
Easy for Dukes.
or TEAMs.
REsuITs.

Albuquerque. II; Douglas, /.
Phoenix, 4; Tucson, /.
El Paso. II; Las Cruces. 6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
Fe Enjoys
An All Day
Snow Fall

Santa Fe. y. NJ. May G.-Foilowing
thc wettost April In the history OF
"a, "a Re, with nearly ave inches OF
rain and snow, May has started In
with almost daily snow nurrles. today
developing into a steady snowfail
which has covered the ground and Is
still falling. The snow mas leen heavy
for several days over the nearby
mountains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

For n itching skin trouble. piles.
eczema. sal rheum, hieos. itch. ucnid
head. herpes, erabies. Doan'a Oint-
mont u highly recommended. soc a
box nj all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

The Royal Neishbors Of America
will have a meeting tonisht at 4
O'Clock sharp In the hail on Gold ave-
nue.. followed BY a rummaee lunch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
COTTON EXPORTS TO M PRO-
HIBITED TO ALI BtT FRANCE
Marietta 10 Neutrality DUTY.

THN FVrnInE HFFHIH IFHsru WIZ
Washington, May G,-The gunbOat
Marietta was today ordered from the
New York navy yard To Boston TO
relieve the cruiser Brooklyn on neu-
trality duty. The Brooklyn viii serve
temporarily with the Atlantic fleet at
New York during the assembly, and
review there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
WHERE THEY LAY TODAY,
IliO Grundc 4.

ItiO Grundc ASsOCt"tton.
Douglas at Albuquerque.
Phoenix at Tucson.
Las Cruces at Ell Paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
Long Distance Auto
Service

Trips 10 Santa Re and Mountain
Resorts at Reasonable Rates.
Phones f0i9-ltTtJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


FOR SALE-One Ford delivery wag-
on. Excellent condition just
overhauled and painted. 1875. APP
ply ti6 \. 3rd. Phone n.
WANTED-Girl for cooking and
homework. Inquire MORNINGS 1ld
w. Copper ~
COTTON EXPORTS TO M PRO-
HIBITED TO ALI BUT FRANCE
London, May 6 (3:l7 p. m)-Great
Britain has requested the govern
ment Of Egypt to prohibit the export
OF cotton 20 all ports ot,.er thah
French, RUSSIAN, Spanish and Portu-
guese.
Foreign Secretary Grey informed
the house Of this afternoon
that he expected this prohibition TO
secome operative very shortly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

Our Porch Shades aud Rcfrigcrators
are on the go. Call and see them
while the selection l. still complete.
The KnppIc Furniture company. next
Ia the tracks On Enst Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

FEDERAL LEAGUE
Kansas city, q; buffalo, =.
First Game- n. II. r..
Kansas city loo O2O O0i-4 s o
Buffalo ......O02 600 O00-2 4 I
Batteries: Main and Easterly; An
derson and Alien.
Kansas City. I; Buffalo. q.
Second Game Il. II, n.
Kansas City ZOO 100 OOO--i I .
B tnalo .......2Ot 900 10x-f 4 o
Batteries; Johnson. Blackburn and
Easterly; Krayy and Allen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
NOTES ON TIE GAME.

Boss Quigley has the paFlous honor
OF being the first man chased by the
umpire In this city. Mehaney save
him the gate with speed and irmness
after taking a half a dozen verbal
shafts in q highly irritated left ear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
poua,oned-w-ct G,r.nd.

PostpOncd-Mct Grounds.
Detroit-st. Louis game postponed.
wet grounds.
Washington. ~; Philadelphia. ..
n. n. E.
Washington asa O0O OOO-ii AZ I
Philadelphia 200 001 O0t- 2 s :
Batteries: Gallia. Harper and Hen
~, Williams; Pennock, Bressler and
Schang. Lapp.
Chicago. 10; Cleveland. 4.
Clue II. H. E.
Chicago .....6OO OOf OOs--i0 az ?
cleveland loo 030 600 s 4
Batteries: Benz, Cicotte and Day.
Mitchell. Walker, Combs and O'Neiil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

a kid on the outside was so keen
on getting in that he wadel waist
deep In the accquia In order to re-
cover a foul and win admission. He
took OF shoes and stockings and dried
OF In the sun and wind while watch
ing the rest OF the tame. II he doesn't
get pneumonia he'll row up to be "a
regular fan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

FEDERAL LEAGUE.
~. Louis. 2; brooklyn. 3.
n. II. r..
~. Louis geo OOO 600 3 y
brooklyn .,,..2O0 900 eix--a 9 1
Batteries; Watson and Hartley;
Marion and Land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

Douglas got It's lone run In the first
inning. Quigley singled. took second
when Ward was rallied at the plate
on an attempt 10 score from second
and scooted home on Benjamin's line
drive,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-06

FTDERAL

Mitchell, walker Combs aud ON
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Gtfenbabn TabrpIan.

20. 1U-uSailD grpreB", Noroen
gp. Social nad Wilano .7:4O bonn.
No. 4-0a6 ct. 2ouis. 1925 mittoug
Ap. 6-@a6 ct. 2ouis uno Srten an
per santa sc ......8:15 abenos
40 o-9iaf 9areoo. .....7:30 abetos
No. 11-Sofal mad 2areoo (semifdt)
1000 abenD3
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Gle beutise Sese.

Deg .enaliide 4rbeiterfonereB IN
8riltM bat einen Srieoensbeiflnt
5nriifaelpieleny naboem Inn ,2Iopo.
George :geitern cine lanee Geoe &C.
balten Aat. @orlaufig if)eint olfc
an cine bon ben eneIiihen Mrbeiterr
ausgebenoe 8emegung CUR &eritel-
lung 0es Srieoens nidt 5u benton
gu iein. SIN Often babell Die Deter
reider Die Neihlng 9ub1to III @el-
bpnien genonnen uno I'M @eiten bit
Der oeutide a~ronprin5 in ben ar
goniten einen idonen Grfolg eebobt,
aud baben Die MQiierten ~pergeblif,
Oitenoe beihoiien. M%eloungel1 bon
ruiiiiden Siegen III @aIiaien bobe1t
ii6 bisber nidt beitatigt, i'm @eeei,-
tell, oeutlde Gepeide,i pnrnen aus<
oridli6 oapor, fid ourh Die 9sad-
ridten bon ruiiiiden grfoIeen IRE.
fiibren gu laiien.
Ser @ngriff Der 3eppeIinf nui 2on-
bon bat fieb5ebn Wenlben bas 2e-
ben sefoitet. gs bat aud auIdyei-
1leub bieI Sba6en angeriftet nn0
groBen Shreden p~erbreitet, mas ia
i6lieslih iein 9aupt5iel lit.
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Trete Yreie fit Seras: Treitag 10. stptembtr 1915.

oeutid)e Slotte mar bereits inn au-
aenblid Der 8riegserflarung geidla-
gen., 10 miro auseefiibrt, uoa Sic
gepoltiee ltebermadt Der britilde1
Slotte es ben oenti6en S6lodtldif=
fen nidt ratlom eri6einen lieB, Die
l6iibenoen Safen 51 perldIien." =
&ann ntart ni6t Dos gleife bon ser
britiiden 2lotte bebaupten sl16 IL
re Sblabtlbiffe ipagen 1i9 redt Iel-
ten auf Die bobe See. Ser fleinlte
8citanoteil Der oeutiden 6lotte err
mics iid als 9emegeruno bierfiir,
nie MISUNDERSTANDING -~llns feblt
ste 8eranlaiiung, nniere 9dlad)t-
l1iffe fir Den &ubm ein3uleben, Ell
nen entideioer,oen Sdlog gefibrt git
baben," 9ieie Iniibt 1T nidt in Gin
ffang 5u brinaen nit Ser gum Sci.
lpiel oes @roBoomirals Cir Goporo
seymour I'M ugornbia=M ago5in.
uSolange Die beutl6e aqotte eriltiert,
biloet Tie. einen Grumpf fir 9eutId)-
LAMB. ane Mittel miiiien o%ngemonot
peroen, I'm oie oeutide 5lotte gil
ipernidten~. Sreili6t nod DEM @il-
len Sepmours miiroe oas o1tia.
1dmeigenoe Wirfen" Der englilfen
3lotte ein @noe finben miiiiel;
Inns laBt es fiibl, pie man iid in
gnsiano nit Dem .ftiGidppeigenoel
Wirfet1" obfinoet. @ir bitten nidts
oogegen ~ein5uipenoen, fpeftn Sic ga.
tigfelt oer britiiden SIotte fid in
bet bisberigen gabnen betpegt, sic,
Dos miro ar6 Der fritiIde enqliide
Stanopnrlft einraumen, big. beltte
fein ~ionoerlifes MoB bon Snitiotipe
5etgte. 6. Heriins,
aapitan 5ur See a. g.
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mai NIT Der umeebu1lg 6es 0atio,
nalitatenprin5ips ab5ufinoen.
Gas geiammte Sirol grieSt,
S1trien miro Stalien einberleibt audi
bier miiBten ii6 Die oeuti6en Cir
mobner Dem b0beren 3tped fiigen.
9osnien, Ser8egotpina, Dalma-
tlen faQt an Serbien, Gorarlhera an
Die S6tpei5.
Die ariegsentifa0ieung miro auf
5000 Miaiaroen feiteeieet, al.
515oblen in Sabresrenten bon 10
Wiqiaroen.
Sranfreid, meint &eclus, miro
11ldt olein nit Der uapofolpptiidsn
ge1tie p%erbanoeln f0nnen, lonoern
IS miro ben Srieoen in nobler @cleu-
i9aft oiftieren.
Mit iolden 2euten ~unterbonoaIt
man nidt, meint Ser ungenonnte 81
plomat, man 5eridmettert iie uno
5ipingt ibren ben Siegerpiaen auf.
Sb man audi beute nod in Gronf-
reid lol6er Mnfidt it, noboe1n ouf
ben oitliden sdIadtfeloern sic Sui
len 10 idtpere 9erIulte erlitten bo-
ben?
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g. $. & g. q. tomlptlinie.)

W. o. q .. a. tSnlptltnie.1
$40. 1o1-gunfet 2imiteo, BON Weip Or
:, .4:40 BORN.
No. 1902 Snniet 2imiteb, bon Gan Srons
cisco 1858 BORN.
Ro. 7-Sdnenaug, bon Stein Orleans !.
-. 7:55 BORN.
so. 8-Sdneu5us, bon Sci gio -.
lI:U0 Dorm.
No. 9-Snniet ggpreB. bon Netp Orr
SO. 1o-@unfet ggpreb, bon Gan Sran.
cisco ............ $3.50 nnGm.
Mbfabrt-
$40. 101lGuniet 2imiteo, mad Gan
francisco 1850 BORN.
Mo. 1o2-Smnfet 2imiteb. mad Mefp Dr<
No. EShnenang. nad Sci Mio. .....
BORN.
SO. s-SdnenSus, mad Metp Orleans. !.
.11:8O bor1n.
SO. 9.suniet e1preB mad em Srans
CISCO ............ 300 r1ncbrl.
SO. 10-@uniet gTpreB. nod Metp Or.
lean5. nddr3
gtetprfa Drift on.
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0as uifiaidtueisenbe @irfen" Der
engliiden Tlotte.
Berlin. IL. M1iouit.

Mit Offer fat fi1 oie Honoo,,er
Nreiie III Der bergangenein ISOLDE ser
nidt einfafen Mufgabe gefpi6met,
ibrem 2eierfreis Dos @irfen Der brit
|tiihen Totte n6breno oes perfloI;e.
men eriten ariegsiabres in oie redte
8eIeudtuns gu ridden. oh nit CIR
folg, bleibt cine Grage, Die BON Ger
llrteilsfabigfeit Der gngl1nber ab-
bangt. gs foG nidt perfanmt mer.
ben. bob es CUR 3eit ifper lit, oas
rittige MugenmaB gu mabren.. SCI
te, oa Die 8erbaltniiie meiit porld)rel-
ben, !, iid Der ~geringiten aritif su
entbalten, iolte aber tpenig5tens
Selbitddtung berbieten iiberifmena-
life Sobesbpmnett an5nitimmen
@enn ienlafto cine Genoens perfidt,
faint er leidt in ltebertreibung. sic
lit Der Sade ielten oienlif. SIps
angebradt, DEM @olfe ~geeeniiber,
oas einen NeIion ieinen Sobn nenlli,
ben @angel an Snitiatipe iesiecr
engliidcr Slottenfiibrlns nit oe,t
Shorten = tpie es gum geiipiel Or
dibalo @uro tut - at beIdonigen.
pMan fdmpft ni1t Inn oes @ampfes
iDiaen, S6ladtemrubm lit nidt er-
itr~ebenstpert. Muf 6as gnorelultot
ieiner ariegsoperationen bot man 81
idauen2" &ein IeritGnoiger mirc
iid Der 3nedm6Biefeit oieies Sates
berihlieBen, uno 6ennod ipiro cine
Station, Die ftoIa auf lire leebeberr-
iden0e SteIitne it, es idtperIih ber-
iteben, oaB lire SIotte, 6ie Der SIS
gegners fat oreifa9 iiberIesen III,
fid b0nig auf bic rStrategie Ser GU
riifbdltune~ berffeift. Die Dior.
ming Bolt" mar ebrIider, oIs lie lag
tie: .gs mogen CUTE @riinoe bette
bens tpesbalb Die engIiide JIotte be-
fenfib bIeibt, aber boraus foIet nift,
oaB Die Defeniipe ridtie lit. Gle
mar in Der gergansenbeit niemals
|ridtigl"
Sn 9eutlhIano bate man Dor ocni
9rieg mol allgemein Die Mnfiht, 6ab
Die englilde SIotte iid nift 6efeniip
rerbalten, i'm @egenteiI, bon Beeinn
an iid frdftig offeniib betatigen mir
&c. Gas muBte nod alien ben ieIbft-
fideren Meuberungen britiider Mo-
n1iraIe uno Staatsmdnner atrgenom-
men iperoen. SIM Se~efriegsiperf oes
aapit1ns sur Gee a. Q. Stcn5el, un-
ierer erften Ml,torit1t. beiBt es: ,Oie
grfenntnis lit moBgebeno, bob Dos
in Der eroBen 3eit Der ensliider
GIotte iitnegeboltene @erfabren Der
iofortieerL riidfidtsIofen, entideioen.
zen 0ffenfibe, Die fid in Der beriibml
aetporoenen @eilung Der britifter
Mbmiralitdt s~berbrenne, ~berienfe
pernidte" ousfpridt, oild in 8iifunfI
fpieoer 8Iat areifen miro. Gie eng
Hide Glotte miro iiferlih 81 ioforti'
eemaneriff auf nihtige Sdfen fbsei
ten unb iih nidt burd permutets
Sperren betpegen Iaifen, in peiten
Mbitano BON Ser 4iiite Die 8lodaos
aus5uiiben." gs lit faum ponnoten
harauf b%inSuipeiien, baB oas @eeen
tell iid mabreno oes erifen ariees
jabres ereignetel
! Ger 2eitgeoanfe faft i1mmtlihel
8iidblide Der engIiiden 9reiie al.
oas erite Griegsiobr lit Ser, bob 6al
@irfen Der Slotte nIleroines untci
rStinldmeigen" Dor fid einae =
nobel often bleibt, OBJ Die Slot
| uftiGihfpeigeitb~ tpirfte, ODER OBJ ibr
@irfung in Satenloiigfeit - in
StiGihpeigen - beifan6l Ridfs
oeitofpeniger miro NIT Nohorud be
font, ooB Die Slotte oaes, ia mel
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d., &. & Z.
Rad Morben-abfahrt
SO. 1o-aaib 2imiteb -. 1000 mora.
$40. 26-4ntp Glber -. 800 nad5m.
SO. 22-ysah 9oiiiton. -. 1880 nbents
Mnfltnft -
90. sb-sete Srper .....;7;s5 BORN.
SO. 9-aatb 2imite6 $50 nndn.
SO. 2t-gon 6oufton. TAB mnrgens
eanta Sc Is. &. q. 81. 0epOt).
SO. Bonn Moroen 1855 BORN.
SO. 1-gom Nerben. -. $40 nadm.
Nbfnbrt- /.
SO. 6-Mad benz Marben. .s:1b nadh,.
SO. 8-Mah benz Norben TAO BORN.
g. a., II. & 9. 6. & 9. n. Depot;
Mntnnft =
30. 2-gon Corpus gbriti uub ga,riso
30. @aon Corpus giriiti. 700 BORN.
Mbfabrt -
SO. 1-Ma@ Corpus gbrifi nnb garri5o
Springs. ..1O:4O BORN.
SO. 3-gnh CORPUS ghriii. $3.50 nberos
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Die 3erftidelmns 9entidlamos; SRA.
fonild1e Jrie0ens6ebimgmma.

tkI%Nk ~ I'LL
nem leiensiperten 9ude: u8bat is
bad Of tbe MARI" inter aroerem audi
iiber Die fdJtperen Srieoensbeoingur-
gen, Die Sranfreid penn es aeiieat
boben miro, 9eutidlano auferIeaell
Mil. gr borte 0as i'm Mdra, ols
Die 9inge on Der Sitfront nod nidt
10 boffnungslos lagen tpie beltta
God audi ielbit in jiingiter 3eit aab
man iid in 5ranfreid ser uobn-
pisigen S6ee BIN, 9eutihlano 8er<
ftiideln 81 fonnen. Mneelidts Scr
5rieoensgeriidte Der lesten 8od)e
Dermag NON I'M nit &opfIhiittein
sit leien, mas iiber oiele gollbett
lebr anid1anlidl uno bumorboa Ger
OeutlftS dweiser gouaro 9ebrens
in Ieinem eben inn Golenlauiid,eli
Gerlag in Miin6en eridienenell gu
he: u0aS friegeriif)e Sra1freid" ali
beriften tpeiB: 8a Ieien mir II. a.:
|es mag fir einen oeutiden 9eier
nidt nnintereiiant iein, 5n perneb.
men, ME Die 3ufunft ieines Safer
lanoes bon iiegesiiberen fran5oiiif)ea
&opfen ausgeoadt lit. 3pei oieier
S6riften fpllroen mir in 8aris als
teIonoers farafteriitiid, empfoblen,
ndmli6 0neiime Geclus' y2'Mne-
imagine Ell morceaur". (Deutldlano in
Stiiden) uno ga Bair que nous
oebons faire@; Der ungenannte Scr
faiIer Der lesteren 8rofhire ioa elm
9iplomat fem. Ser @e6anfengana
Der beiben Serren lit ur,gefdbr Die
fer:
Dit Dem Dentlden &eid miro
iiberbaupt nift iiber ben 6rieoen bcr-
Banoelt, ionbern nnr nit ben Gin
3eIitaaten, oenn Deutl1lanb- nno
oas lit Die ~nnperoiente @oltat, De-
rem es ourb unieren GroBmut miro
teiIbaftig meroen - ion enblid BEN
preuBiihen Sod ~ent5ogen lperoen.
Die Soben5olIern baben fir epige
3eiten absn6onfen. Sails Ole Deut,
iden Damn unbeoingt nod einen
| Guiler baben molten, 10 miirben mir
ibnen idlieBlih Elm mittelalterlidNs
0ablfaiiertnm erlmtben: oicier
@ablmoous battle 5llglei6 nub fir
europa Den 8orteil, 9eutidlano PEE
riooilf inneren 3miitigfeiten sn
iiberantporten nno linn auBere If-
tionen, lleberf6ne anf Die Gipiliia.
ton, fir INNER unmoslid su nla-
den.
Sic 6eutihen &olonien merber
r~olftdnbig inter Die Sieger perteiit.
Sranfreid erbdlt gliaB-2otbrin.
gen nno i'm Minimum oas gelammte
llfergebiet linfs oes &beins bis bin.
inter mad &olu, nit GiniblliB bon
Maina, gonn, aoblen5. 2uremburs
miro ebenfaas fran3oliid.
geleien erhalt &oln, Maden uno
cinen Sell oes meitliden Snouitrie-
gebietes.
Die &5niereife @annoner mo
@eitfalen iperoen pieoer bergeitellt.
Die oeutlde aiilte biz 8remcn
miro boaonoild, bon Bremen bis
nah Samburg NIT gini6lub Der
beioen 9aniaitaote engliI6, Sclgo.
LAMB miro notiirlid englii6.
Gdlesmig Soften iammt aiel
idat Dem ~ecbeiliaten 8rin8ip ocr
9otionnlitGten" 5ulieb an 91nemorf
aus Oft uno @eitpreuBen emit
aonigsbere. 9on5ig uno Bolen) uno
Geilen Gdleiiens iomie aus @ali5iell
nit einem 9eil &,liiiid-I olens ellt-
itebt oas aoni9reid 8oleu uuter mi.
ltifem &roteftorat. 9ie 0eutIden,
melde oieIer NeubiIoung eingefisi
piirben. bdtten iid, gum bo9cren
3med Der &ube elrapos, fir Dies
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-10

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The bee., 1915-09-07
TREES TO SAVE ROADS.
Not Only 6eautify but Help to Main
tain Highways.

Not Only 5eautify but Help to Main
tain Highways.
For mileage Of good roads Wayne
county, Mich, claims first place In the
United States. This county lies round
Detroit, the automobile city, and mod
ern roads have been built under the
stimulus Of the motor industry, says
the Country Gentleman
They have been built 30 fast and In
such level country that a movement Ia
now afoot to make them more beauti-
full Trees are either lacking or have
been trimmed to accommodate wires
or have been otherwise abused, allow
ed to decay and cut down. Wayne
county proposes to have more road
beauty by planting and taking care OF
roadside trees and as an object lesson
points to the part trees are 70 play In
Uncle Sans national highways.
The tree hanging over the road is
certainly a thing Of beauty. And any
road engineer win tell you It is some
thing more. He knows that the tree
shaded stretches Of gravel or water
bound macadam highway can be kept
In good condition for 20 to 80 per cent
less expense than places In the same
kind Of road exposed to the sun. Shade
conserves moisture. The foad under
a tree never dries out 80 much as that
In the open. So the dust made by traf
fic is not 30 easily blown away, and
trees do an immense work In keeping
the road together.
The low grOwths OF brush that some
times spring up close to wheel tracks
along neglected country roads OF dirt
may be harmful because they shut Ofi
sun and wind during wet weather and
prevent drying out mud to a degree
that facilitates travel But big trees
with limbs high enough In the air to
permit air drainage are always beneA-
cial. even on such a back road. and
worth a great deal OF money for the
road protection they give.
Roadside trees are something more
than a background. They are a ViGal
part OF the road When this fact h
added to the plea for trees as road
beautineFs II adds TO the force Of .
roadside tEos nOyemenl
The bee., 1915-09-07
ORPHAN BRIGADE
REUNION WEDNESDAY
j. B. Head and Henry Nc
Dowell Only Darlington
Survivors

Louisville, KY, Sept 6-The
Orphan Brigade will hold its re-
nnion at Harrodsburg, KY, on
Wednesday. They will be called
TO order by Gen. W. B. Hide
man, of Louisville, the command
sr. Ben Lee Hardin will deliver
the address of welcome and John
". Green. of Louisville, will re-