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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Voluntary-'ldyl, Rothlcdcr.
Anthem Praise We Jehovah, -
f~Chandlcr) ehoir.
Offering, B%ereeusc, - t~DolbruckI.
Duet Jesus Lives and so shah L.
Gabriel Mcsdamcs McGfin aad
Formby.
In the evening the choir will render
"a sacred cuntatg, Mary ~ Bethany. .
by j. y. Herbert.
The characters. Mary. Martha md
Lazarus win be- given hy Mrs. McGrif,
soprano; Miss Neftio Clark ultoi and
M. Fcnton Spaulding. tenor.
Choruscs by Mrsdames Crawford,
Formby. Burton, Misses l~lamNoad,
Whitcsidcs. Cnrmory. Mcasrs. White
sidoa. Ruby. Davies, Lewis.
Mrs. Fannie A. Formby, dirccircss.
Miss Edith Joyce. orgnnisi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Charles Chaplin. worlds funniest
man. u theaIcr today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
First Baptist ohureh

Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
C. 7. Taylor postor, 3O6 $. Walter
street. Phone 1903. Easter sermon
theme. "The Vacated Tomb, II o.. ma.
Easter cuntata rendered by the choir
M 1880 p. m. sunday school ai p;l5 o..
IA. Junior y. y. T.. 4. and sunbeam
society. 3 p. M. Senior v. Y. =. =. nc
$3.50 D.. NJ. Mission sunday school. Sew
cnth street and Mountain Road, . .. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
"A sKm OF nLAun IS a JOY FuatvEn
Or. 7. FELIX GOURAUD'S
ORIENTAL CREAM
on MAGICAL BEAUIlFlER

Removes Ten, PIN.
pies, precktes,
Alolh Patches, Rash
aud skin Diseases,
end every bicmtsh
on beauty. aud dc,
hfa detcttinn IN
lEseioui he ttSt u
Wyearh and Is 70
harmless We taste
IA 10 be- sure a Il
properly mnde Ac-
ccpt no counterfeit
Of rimilaF ma m e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

On Wednesday Mrs. Aaron Roscn-
unld was the guest OF honor AZ a beau
fifully appointed luacheoa given by her
daughter. Mrs. Dave Rrneaenld al the
ep~aeious RoseBwaid honlc an West Cop
tef. Tho dining Fesm va most 81
auisitely decorated with Japanese Ian
toias and ppfasois and n profusion 81
follps ana hyacirthA Covers were laid
for fifteen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03

Mrs. Bessie Jann entertained with
cords al her home On West Copper Ave.
On Tuesday afternoon IN honor n Mrs.
Aaron kosenHuld.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10


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bic datnt retit& gr itatt ht 8aHEaB aietg hute Ml uNf tmteM
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hspbof au8nfr maHihtr aeraeime emf Sic 8updug bUt al Ht 1b
faut 8mafos. bam fe mrbm mlhees a1aefaoim ucrow
auh Die AuarHe BET Observation-Disclosures BON Dec Grbt o0W Dbl
hobea @e5dnom ua bait cr tr mblas. oo Die 3%ppclnc ft b i0hf.
90he halen i0mGs 03 he nom Den @tfduNm udt ctridt Ua0eUi
tnaal enalanO ii rbn adniia halialos ammidtr oen 3gpcunu
Ina me0e bic etfabmua 8dan.
Sn on cralHteH ReseumaatrefH luiHe man ba pr6L o5H 0as
B4f ma0e iii atHdtidtr llnDdpnhet uFhalen Die cnofrff 85mf1
nnq babe in Der bornten 3u0grHtt ibrCr o5iomhn uebcrElenaci Ht
See (e fb nnd oa iaide 9ehmmg h|ernsaeGut bm) ueroafdIuis fH
BET 3een Gb IN Der smt mt enea Stompi mi Se5en rmo 400 pf
@ameacn erparct nod iempn g%reammaen Om eufmarf mf
2onoon chpo 4Rite 4pdl.
hit gafdlm6s l~eberIegenbdt IN Der gut, nit OeaHdlar0s uebr
IeQebet INTERN 9oiu r. ME 0att fA 0em england efnen S0d ubcrI
9eutidlao - &e gmbt e feline iogenonntc Scc5eriduit eufedt ere
heIten 81 f5nnen2 $780,
luirp anfdt mar ihou INNER eeugcu. 0oB crit HuBImo a6aa6on
mer0en mus. @oIange bleBen Bite 2imen an Der Ame fltgecgt lnt
9fuBImlas @rleotgma bic Hiht me1r lanqc naucrn miro, iBt fh Die bout
ie Gdmpnpa8e peoer I'M Aeten i1 8aDegung bs nod Gulais. 1amI
srfolat 0er anarett .nf oos 9er5 en8lonos af 2on6oh Damn fomnt Der
suite aodt 5o6n gual
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
UJir, GnQ(an0 unO JapaR!

Gle IN Der 9unoes6mpltaot eiteinen0e g&ai6iugton 8et" iprift
fb iebr eaergid uber Die Abm1t Der 4arrteu. je0cn @un0e nod o0er
BON Gatfdlaao 54 uuterbnoen, aus. Gle iagt, .ionat e. fb nm 1ige
bon0le, DIE 1ton in internahpnalen 9e1rageu ais aonterbon0e erfart
fden, lei Das in Gr0mng. 8as 0ardber binmsgebc. fl elm GnuHf in
Die ReAte Der getrnIen, .uno menn 0tfe ff Dem fHgpnt 10 mur6ca lite 9u
Nerbin0epn Der 3au6e GatfAlanbs ln0 Cqterreds. I9eIu.tmer
an arnge gegen 3elthlan6. Ger iAar1te 8rptet ii not6ig, gega6enefs
faa5 nit anorobnng os arieges gegen england. England ii IeEt ubar
5eugt, BOB 4merfa iib aaes gefdaen laHe. Is let 3mt, Is oaruber ouf
Sufldrent Dab e fb IRE Dann ner0e bic Sade raid anoers ncroen.
9as TIT elm meranensmert9es 8ort bon enen agoamerifaniideu
Blot. Sur mer0en Der 9rdfoent uub SER grbnl moers ocufan. Or
items fMo belize auberoroenti4 fm8 anf be arbiratiousa 9ertra8e Die
enjabrige 9erbonOtungen Dor elmer areaserf1rumg percnbaren, 1m0
Ole fir England 0os 8oaperf fuo, BON Dem aus Is inns perrmensboa
nBban0et. 3meuen5 bat @afbngton 5pefesp5ne cine to0tite 4ngjt
Dor gn9lan0s 8erbinoeen, Snpan.
90 in &abngtpn GnqldnocrGebe GefbaItan on ben Qrbtrdions.
Qerhdgen ODER aHgt Dor Sapon iberfpiegt, lit idpr ait iagcH. Cider
iii, DaB england NIT 5reu1e Den arieg 3piifen amcrifa rm6 Sapan
idifen tie IN ibren 6aHOcl bringen un0 Oamt no@ benz ariege eng
lan0s Starfe ais geberriAerin Der gieere MIR um 70 me5r erb0beu. Gas
1eutfhlmo gegentber 3l errcihen, lit ia Der 3pcf icines arRges nit
Gfntidlan0 nno Der gran0 fir 0as giup0ftn imer Jiotte
CAB Die angft Dor Sapan 6a lit lit un5Defelbuft Gle betdno ihon
iHfer aooienelt Der iorgfatig ben ooifen aHuppdy Sopnn gegenuber
herbarg. en- 9Gre5 fir ibr gete5en beute lit Elm Iee8ramm, 0aB crit
fArsid Der @ouOeraeur bon Montana bonn gun0esfenator 8ufb Gus
8abington er9ieIt uO ods lntet:
aauf @riufen oe5 6taotsfetretdrs 8rBan t9ee ih S6nen nit 63
Der jopanlf1e NoHhafer 6iHudube gegen bic 8orage in Der 2eaislahir
raodt bic ofe 8e0cnung ourd 6rauen III orRnaGiden 9etarats Der
bietea fa. auf Mrnld oeridNn 5ene rothe ihb in aRbetraht bes fntp
fden 3nfaHDcs Der iatrrnahDnalen ge5ebnHgen Br @orNdt Gel Der
beIaghen @efeBgetuug"
pie betrefierbc @efebesDoroge nnroe 0aru ia aud bon Der 2egs
laar tnu un0 bran 1erpprpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
qnneriider tgeuIpae aelpr6en

9~bilaoelpbio, ga, 10. 1}6r5. -
3,ni0lae zines idnucrcn 6er5lei0cBs.
0as i6n felt Nouatel auis arons
fenlager grang, it SEER @%roiciior
Or. G0marO {. 6Drn in Mount
Vim. 9bila0eIpbia. ga, gcitorbn.
Sn Gr. Sorn perliert Die 9lltberiihe
STRIDE 0ieies 2an0es einen ibrer be.
0~eutcnoiten 5iibrcr. er mar int
Sabre 1850 in Cation. ga, qebo,
reii. BOD Qpaenoung iatlier tbeo-
loqiifea 5tu0icn In Gettysburg mo
4hild0elpbia trat er 1872 ms 4mt
unO beoiente @eneinoen in 9biIn.
0elp1io, Gborleitob 2. g.. uno
8ea0mg, go. Die beioeu Ieetge.
namlten 5ableu 5u 0eH dItaten unb
gr06ten Iutberiinen BemeiHoen oes
2on0es. Conn ~il6ernobm or ben
theologiihen 2ebritu6l am 2utberi.
iden Gemlnar in Mount 4irn 3d.,
no er u6er 2iturqif, @tbit nuo Wti.
iionsgei6ihte 8~orlcimgen belt. Sir
orei atfeinan0erfo[genoe 3ermine en-
iDdBltc ibn oas Miniitrrium bon
9enninlpauicn an ieinem Rrditoens
ten. gci Der 8eltfonferen3 Der
9cibenmiTiion in edinburgh I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
SHAW SAYS BRITISH PRIME MINISTER
DECEIVED HIS PARTY AND NATION
pEnfrAl Asserts hVuNh Hal Lmg fntini iu va ni
Guattiad hlnlt1 na Naval lgEnm Wild
Francs laitsl Glfmnl


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in afir1 H fha haas at5 8
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sbeila ihai eas fnnftme f7st
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Haihn eteh Nha l
ma iB faaH owls 8t tF
eB raason ~ IA aea h
and wltathe lheir 'front.' saea vim
smllea
do nut know WIN plaia sfafannts
Of these open faois should described
a. oiaunh ana lnsulla sur emit
see whefr my ranaied demonstrations
u tbe hol.nwncsH ~ neutrality 4nd the
need for getting ria ~ IL as DANCER.
oua deiusiou should lfrttatd any one
except those conference.-the Liber.
ats who have resolved 60 cover up
their submission ~ AIr As1uHhs ami
Sir Edward Grvy'a treatment 81 tbem
b. affecting a burning indignation
about a scrap u paper Least Of a1i
can ] see why any E|hglishman should
object 10 my view that we attacked
Germany deliberately and for d Own
ends"
Am ] expected 10 declare that we at-
tackled Germany accidentally or rs Il
catspaw OF Russla7
Are English Aims Honorabla7
Why ia il so difficult to persuade an
EngIishman that his W ends can be
honorable and RATIONALE Why Will he
Insist that II he cannot prove bis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
gtcuigtritcn aus. SOwa

leDeien iein miiiieL
SIR 9|ieparatureu an tbren @eleis
fem bat bic Observation-Disclosures
aroBc Spmmen ausqcporfen FRA.
5dmi6t ertldrte oaB oas @o.
ifdft Der Sitnep }(ltto. 8ufie bereits
nadluldiien te8inne.
Die llmi1te in bieiigen 9oitdmt
i'm YioHot Jebruar 1915 iino bic
aroBteu bier ie oageueieneH. Gta
Ginan6men hetrugen nidt neuiger
MS $97653.50.
Ger alisihei6enoe aonareBmmn
z. 81 8rontD lit pon A}dfbingtou
8uriidgefebrt Seiu 9tahioIaer in
tdditer 1eiiion miro &. Il. gomeQ
ans Ges Noines iein.
4Saterloo Sm gnhdnan GountD
lit iebt aud auf elmer 6arm bei
~dairblnts bic Mull. uno aIauen.
ieude ausgehrodeu. Mie 9emei0et
miro. limo 36 Gin0er utb 10
SdfIeine oaOon ergrinei.
Mebiter GitD. Cen bon Der Gloss
5arm 5nriifteGrenoen 8iuian uno
Clara Glos5 singen Ole 4feroe OurdJ
IND rbilroeH beloe ans Dem Nagen
aeidleuoert nobel iie idncre Ger.
leeuigen erlitteu. Gieien iiuo iie
munmebr i'm bieiigca wlercD 9opital
erlcgeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
Nns oein Stnnte.

5remout. Der bieiige 3mei9.
pef6an6 90. i52 Der 9~ereinigtett
@an0els reiicnoen nahn Neiolltios
ften an. Die iid gang entidieoen &C.
gei bic Grhobuug Der 9erioneuiahrs
preiic aitf Dem giieuba6nen III 9tes
brasfa au5ipra6. 8or 3uei 80.
den bega6 iih Der hieiiae Neitai.
rant BETTER Soc @iGion aeiddftlidl
nod Cma6a. 5eitoem lit uidtS
mic6cr BON inn acb6rt, mo 6at bic
@oli5ei. oa er 5000 In bar bel lid
trBg un0 fein @rlmo 81 einen Der,
itipinoen oorIieat, aadioridun9eu
eingeleitet.
Settings. 9yn Der llntcriudlng
iiber Dos angeblihe Ieitameat ers
reate bic Ausiagq oes 9~artenoers
VI. Il. Gapis 2Iufieben, monad) Sobn
GnlaUiu ibm fir ieine unb iainer
1rou ltuteridrift lntcr bas Eeito.
ment $1,000 ae6oten babe. IS be.
ite1 ieet bic gloalidfeit, OaB bic
qan3e aigelegenbeit All Die @roBge.
fdnorenen Uerpieieu peroeu mnB.
9incoln Sic megen g%ntfabrtmg
Der ]1eaie Gaulor 81 mmoraIiiden
,3tpeden uerbaitcten Grocer 81 4eif
.nno 5rau muroen bon einem Bun.
6e5maridaa bierber 1ebradt muo
.rcrDeu bier abgelmt5etlt waroen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
1es Mi0ines.

Sin @|eieBentmurf, Der, neil er
t7 5taateu anfgcortn8an meroen
iaa, qou ruettlebe1bem 3llterefie
lit, crlitt Jin5fo ais 0Qs abge1r0s
netenGaus itd ipei9erte BEN Dom
III eprajeutmitcu 9tapblru alis Bops
e56i0e goult0 eiBaebrabteH glutral
ouf itaatlihe ue6eupadung Der
aouoeute, EriOat @oipitaler mo
abulider Snititlte Dem 2(usihuB
fir 0ifentIide @eiunobeitspfleae,
BEN es 5ir @egutadtln9 ~itbergeben
mar, picocr o%b3unebnen ua0 ioiort
I'M @auie barber 5u b~erbaa6eln.
Iaaegeu maren 40, oaiilr 35 g6.
.%georonete.
9aci ben 0pitri9en 2dulrath
mahIen pnroe ST Iil6ur D gouf.
Lima Uie0erlm 3ltm 8%raiioenteu Ser
1duI6eb6roe uno 6ruu U. gt Soft.
mann gum S6uloireftor erpahit.
6tne nele 5taatsbanf nit eineni
Qapit1l BON 100000 miro afil /.
Nni in benz 9es Moiues sife 9uilo.
ing eroiinet.
Superintendent artbnr ". 9tauaht
brddlte eiten @%eieeeAtpnrf Elm, no.
rad Gerioaen, Die i'm 5taate Soma
NIT SheiOuna flaaen polerb mins
oeltens ein Sa9r in Staate aniaiIg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

@ute g2ofJt 5obn Bull
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

h
Ns
M
sH af 81 M6st
MaH Nf
sl aga Hef na
m 8a sl m
aHtf .M Na
H h w taaf Nat i f
fat n Haf Az ai H8 6itaff
f astM mHsm fea 0s
et sa saata saiast
ds faa fl lagl a5 Ha
5nt g. hafd half mfa4tH 3 fa Ha
fsaf TaaF usfeifs
fsfa fhsff ffoH a0sah atah
missed ao b. fe si
% aaeh Der a5iaafa aal @aaH
msnfa
Aaaath Deceived nsftY
WHOM tha "a arfaa attads ma8s faf
thef 0n lmo8t Impossible thtee
mania III tbe femmeat resigned
abl ihe aitt nihehpd T]hafa4lsn d
few anargeile members q Tie uHpoal
tian IT, nnftlanra b1 meana e sort
If m8i1fcaf mH brousht Conservative
kadou d town and pfeured fof Sir
hward Grey and NJ Asquilh 8 deu-
msnt psenuy disclosed ~ Hanar law
IN which d. and lord L%hnsdowne IN
tne name 81 ths unionlst party under
took 10 SEQ The war throueh IN the
house on condition that all eontfoeer
aal legislation he suspended inter hrma.
Tile undertaking had na relation q
Belgium our crucial Obligation vas
to France Belgium or no Belgium but
ST. Asquith had 10 pot 1T an % Bel
GUM. because the alternative was 70
explain % bis followers that be had
duped them, and this. even with the
addition that be had saved the coun-
try, would hardly have contributed 10
that stability Of government which Is
supposed to be a national necessity In
time Of war.
] say supposed TO be" because / my
self am strongly Of the opinion that IN
stable goyernments-that il, govern
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

0eioclon0; flieBea0es Guealpoier,
allies c~inge5dlimt. 8rionoers irubt.
barer iduar5er goneh Der duberit
CUTE Grnten herpor6ringt Bette Sc.
Ieeenbeit, iid nit gerin9en Dtitteln
elm eigenes &cim 5a gritHoelt. 2eidr
te gIu5abIung mo gijuitiae 3obs
lrmgsbeoingungen. 3ai8 NIT eff.
der Qlter 2ono in Gouid gat0m.
men. Gbaltuea mld 81 bermietben
an guteu Mlann. apnutt uto itber.
8eugt Gud ialbit ODER idreibt an
Conrad @ettlaufcr, Gneia, Rebr.,
Houte /.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
9tnt6e MaTenberiammInng in sterIina, Ntb.

2r MAIDEN micre 2eier in 5tring mo ltmgegen6 oringeuo mf bic
Q1ainperiaInllmg an 5amtna, ben 10. gRdr8, aGdrnhtags lWr, in
@terlng nufHnerhaH- Ger Grgamiator os 5tdasDIbanoes. SEER Or.
8erbdr0 Der lmPrn Seiern ia orrf feline letdrfifel un0 aregsge1idte
uohlbefnnnt ft miro iber 0e breanenoea Iagesrageu iprefen mo ben
amnpt ffalDerH Den oas Ieutidtlunt 9ibeu Ano 0rl6en INN feline Crit
feus BIT fiBren bat. an niefen Sample aber tbt gaifloieae GtHigtet
oringub notb ytur penn mtr Geutiden 5uidnmenbaten, meroen ipr iii
Dem pom nniera @egern us aafgeyDungcnen aamgfe m HegR n%ermogef
g8r for0ern oaber ale uufre Eemr ant, unter ibren 0utlffn Jreanoen
l0 NodbarH fr 5abreiden 8elaA 6du @eiammhng al pirfef, III Der
Elm neuer 3peg 0s StnatsDerbanoes enteben ia. Sn unb mn 5terInq
Dohnea 70 nae 1adiaG Die ih Tires 9edfdtbuHs bepuft iino, bic BE-
ret fms flrdtlos fur ibr 1enti9tbmn efn8utreten. @Rr lit @eegenbeit
gegebcn, nun aud ben Gbatbeneis 81 lefern, Garrm ole 3euti6e
bermsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

5a1rc 1910 mar CT Der @ertretcr
Scr Iutbertidcn airdc 4merifas.
Seit 5nbrcn itono er an Der Spite
Der @ei0enmtiiions 8eb0r6e 0e5 @e-
neral 9ou5ils. Seine bret 5obue
iiao mie Der 8ater Qaitoren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10
@eripnaInntn

Sonaa$bruocr 4uguit @eerrHann,
felt 33 5abren in Cmo5a anidiii8
lur0 aufs Gortheit6aitcitC befamt.
tlt iid i'm Simmer 10. 9atterion
1Iod II. 2todl, III. uno 5aruan
StraBe benz Gonrtbaus ~gegeatber,
els @erreuihneioer etabliert Se0er.
Der 6crrn 9eermann fennt melB,
0ab er tihtig in ieiuem Sad, SIT.
porfommelto uu0 Ireiuolih lit.
gesfalb laBt Inn Cure arbatt 81.
togfmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

9iiIo6on. Sier fam es geiterI
pegen Qcrtbeueritng bes 8ro0e5 81
bllttigeu aramaacn, Iie 8oli3i
madte bon i9ren Maffeu ioiaen Sc.
braud. bob piele 3iDiliiten idyper
terlDunoet mur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-10

Die TdsHde 2rbane fonfe In tiuem 6ehteu Smfe feblen sic
Ehpt cine Guile 9eoicgeuen 2eetoffE m0 br6ent bic lutuTtIBung
nuer Geutiden IN GaOt ln0 QGno.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
SAVE APPLE TREES FROM BLIGHT

The Executive Committee of the
Peninsula horticultural Society request
ed the aid of the Federal Department of
Agriculture in an investigation of the
epidemic of apple and pear blight on the
Peninsula this year. Leo. NJ Hutchins
was sent over as a representative of the
Department and spent several days on
the Peninsula. The present epidemic
was caused by peculiar weather condi-
tions. The remedy is to cut out all hold
over blight when the trees are pruned
in the fall. In the apple tree not more
than one blighted twig in ten thousand.
will carry the germs over winter. The
live blight is shown by peculiar reddish
streaks on the bark. These should be
cut out, cutting six inches below the
blighted part. Also the cankers on the
trunks and larger limbs should be cut
out. All cut surfaces should be disin-
fected by wiping them with a sponge
moistened with bichloride of mercury.
Young trees may be saved by going
over them carefully and repeatedly from
blossoming time until July or August
and cutting out blighted twigs as they
appear. Such a course would be i'm
possible on large bearing trees, but on
small trees, not more than five or six
years old; it is a simple matter and will
save the trees from serious injury.
Yellow Transparent and Jonathan
trees are among the worst blighters.
while Winesap, Stayman and Mammoth
Black Twig are comparatively resistant.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

There is nothing that stimulates egg
production as does a good dry mash. By
prJper feeding, the hens can be made
to yield a slight profit even during the
mpult, but should not he forced for eggs
during that period.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
Poultry Pointers.

Remember that it is far easier to pre-
vent disease than it is to cure it, when
once it has developed. Work with that
th ught in mind and you'll save time.
trouble and money.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23
OR. WALTER L. GRIER,
- DENTIST.

Graduate of Penn. College Of Dental Surgery
Local anesthetics for the painless extraction ad-
ministered. All kinds of Dental work-gold filings
crown and bridge work a speciality.
MILFORD DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

Hens, like persons, relish a variety.
Give it to them.
Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

1000 Bushels Japanese Buckvvheat
200 Barrels Pllsbuy and Gold Medal Flour
90 Tons Timothy and Scarlet Clover Hay
400 Kegs Wire Nails. 20 Tons Barbed Wire
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-05-18
MINING AND MErALLuReY IN 1oNopAH

VVTANTON
w milling podgaty in the manner
which
would be
but the richest containing
quantities of
completing the ruin of the
milling
dedgers
bed miles below
valuable tangs
being worked greater
If the second class had
pleasing the systems
smaller of rich
high
of
conclude wenre fol-
engaged when they will for
nothing
large bodies of medium
when the leasehods expire for
which
II that pending relative OF
filter efficiency of
milling be
agitator settlers cyanide
of
it is nnete
of the
elsewhere this
operations
perts viii happen along and rework the old shines
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What Germany needs is a couple
of allies that do not require so much
elp.-Indianapolis Star
Why not give Huerta grand-stand
seat along the border and let him
enjoy himself?-Baltimore American.
q do not repent of anything | have
ever done" says Huerta. Another
job for Billy Sunday. New York Tel
egraph
Mr.. Willard is said to be making
$1,000 day No. not the president
of the Baltimore & Ohio road In
dianapolis Star.
villa Reforming Troops for Bat
tie. Headline Now If somebody
would only reform llal-Philadel
phia North American
The best war news We, received is
the statement that General Prosper
ity is about to advance all along the
line St Louis Globe Democrat
They want General Gorgas, of Pan
anna fame. to clean up Servia It.
an easy guess that he win have bet
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INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS

ter luck at it than Austria has had
thus far-Zions Herald.
England is thinking of taking over
the brewing industry, remembering
that many of its most illustrious fam
lies made their money that way
Chicago Daily News.
Captain Thierichens hadn't been
with us long before he became pro.
foundly impressed with the American
slogan, Safety First" Nashville
Southern Lumberman
Gould brewers and distillers only
have foreseen all that has happened,
the ranks of the anti-militarists woul
would have had at least one power
full reinforcement New York Even
ing Post.
Edison is said to have perfected an
invention for keeping the air in sub
marines pure. We wish he would dc
as much for offices. hotels, city halls
prisons and other air-tight compart
ments above waterleyel.-N Yorl
J Evening Sun.
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WORKING FOR roNopA4's RETIREMENT


than that but
under
that quietly effectively
in
The Nevada Film
this
chamber should
building
excellent while considerable
enaled through
showing
city variety of
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NO AMERICANS SHOULD APPLY

IT HE that American enlisted army
been killed
e celestial
The question developed
approximately If
happened He should
excellent
difficulty
this
enlist
Oh
Thaw
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Bonanza took occasion yesterday refer length the sorry cir
which
Outright Lusiana
pleasing that other rejecting moulding the
lives
Americans coupled with flag the
Stars the honor defend which
if need they viii
OF all other racial this cosmopolitan there been
perfect coalition developed The
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scheme by which the salaries members the political
would and fall with the business conditions should
who helped the tariff
dwndng
compensation
dimshd
should industrial conditions
a
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$500
Washington
unskied aborers
applicants applicants
O unemployed disbanded
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GOOD COMES FROM EVIL

HE journals continue
would though
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dieting Wilson's reelection For Ban
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