davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1915-03-31
PARIS SEES TROOPS,
FIRST SINCE AUGUST
Regiment From Tronchc,
With Band Playing Thrills
BOulcvards.
GOING TO DARDANELLE>
,e,c~, ccb,, b,.po,,l ,o Tn,

Ng''f"' TN'S Hs~p1f 70 fN ~
PARIS March 2o-For tnc fee, ,.,,
since war was declared tho s-,t, ..,t,
wards Of Paris were thrilled to-a.ra.. b,
the tramp of marching troors ana a.,
blare of a military band
lust after = O'CLOCK who. . .aa,.
storm which aad bee raging in t..
had reached It's height. e r.e...-. NJ.
Infantry, headed los haudsl.. ;lt,Y.
patriotic airs, came StridILg drv- tl,
champs Elysces PAST the Nr. 10 t.
omphe and thence INTO the houIay.-f,
~ the Madeleine.
The thrpnrs on the s.dew .i. -e,..,
'he buglo notes. thought a o,. Ga,
the Zeppelin alarm was bo rg -..r3.4
hu' when they brushed tne -' - s..
their eyes they found the"-"'t,. e.,,.
IN amazcm"ut upon soldiers .~....s
along IN column Of four. .. .e-,...
uniforms ~ hrrilon blue V.'l .'..f...-..
full and acld equipment -'..r ,... o..
shoulders
Tho as,onishment OF tho T. -..,.
was redouhled as Wen -he R,..evs-f
dos ltalieus Was reached ',w .,0-.
from THE SrS oi'ioe tho ,.'ur- can.
10 halt. 'he Colonel and STAFF oriu
dismounted and the men S,a.tnl .7.,
arms IN the Sidewalk with husno.,lu..
precision.
When ono rerrefnhers tua' r.rof -.s
tho completion OF mob,i1dt'.a u,s r....
been permitted TO gaze Irou '.. .-.
tici" Of troops on the utrcr o.. an
appreciate the excitement ....-a4 =.
THIS unexpected move o1 g." .t.t o'...
military authorities Young v..ue. D..
sioEed the smiling piou-pioIs ta 'op.
e~g and IN "A good many ,.tH.H- q o. Odd.
The sun., 1915-03-31
Jules Bois.

commissions from the French Miuistf es
Of commerce and agriculture. but
showed where his heart lay when the
subject OF femnism was preached.
Although he has NOT come her" to
speak OF the message with which he
reused France tn "a consideration Of
woman sufIrag" .n his novels IL Eve
Nouvolle' and "I'Et.rual Retour' h.
may nevertheless speak Of MS work
if occasion offers He summarized
hs views OF fcWin.sm 'hus Yes.
woman should have th" vote. not that
"" may have more votes but that a
rev moral element the mother ele-
neut may enter into the political
world do ~. believe women are
any More worthy Of tho franchise than
men. We must have more perfect CO.
operation between men and women. \
great moral force is certain To come into
the world through developing the idea
~ man and woman as on" rather than
a. separate entities I have tried 20
show this in my book Lo Couple Futur
Through the fulhiWcut u such a union.
political AS well a~ lonesti~. mauk nj
Will some day attain % divine
humanity
The sun., 1915-03-31
KAISER'S POPULARITY
WITH PEOPLE GROWS
Neutral Says Generals Found
Way to stop His In
reference.

I.oNpoN. March 30-Tnr Neutral
correspondent Of the Times. who il in
Germany. in his cable despatch dated
yesterday recurs to the Increasing pop
ularity Of the Kaiser, whose religious
prot-statious ard strong appeals 10 the
Almighty are REGARDED by most of his
subjects as showing necessarily that he
j. a good and great man.
Nevertheless. he continues those of
the military faction, althouga they do
not speak against him. are not influenced
Is their Emperor IS they we're in the
.arly stages Of IN. war
The Generals seem 70 have foutI
way Of preventing him from iuterfei. rg
seriously with their campaigns They
know that Gen. Won Moltk- wa- made
the scapegoat FOR the failure ~ IN.
Kaiser's own plans and they do rot
wish 70 suffer Ike fate
His Majestys popularlty n me
South has sunk somewhat since the fan
ure TO reach Calais. although he is SIN
regarded with indulgence.
The Crown Prince retains ms popu-
larity in military circles, although he
does not possess any real military power
Outside Of this circle the Prince il re-
garded less favorahly Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg's decline IN popularity j.
due TO his failure to accomplish what
the public expected him l. do In fo-
land
Sensible Germans kOnw already that
they have met relative failure, despite
super erhumdn efforts and bloody sacri-
noes one must beai IN mWd ;he >cnii-
mrrtalism Of Germans who are easily
depressed or ..lated, 10 understand their
deadly ajNiety, which AZ times betray :
Itself I'm theiI conversation when they
are TRYING their hardest 70 be calm But
for some tim" to come no direct comics
sior- 0f disappointment need be eN-
pectrd from any part of tine empire,
The South German states Will prob
ably first admit failure when the time
ripe. Then the great crash will come
ovrl all GERMANY
"ocrmnns s'ill think themselves tnn
chosen people, misunderstood by every
body notwithstanding the ktiscr's work
FOR peace, sympathy and the friendship
~ all the world. II IS remarkable 20
ind how intensely and sincerely the be
/ lief in Germany's work for peace is dsso-
c!atcd with the convection mat England
/ worked for war"
The sun., 1915-03-31
HERE TO PLEAD CAUSE
OF FRANCE MILITANT
Jules BOis Also VIII Report on
1. s. Food Production
and Expectation.

Jules Bols. journalist. author Chevel-
ier of the Legion OF Honor and prophet
of feminism in France. has come to the
United states with credentials from his
Government to plead the cause OF France
militant and TO make reports on our
food production and expectation. He
will make a speaking tour Of the United
states. study the methods OF teaching
French IN the schools of California and
give 4 course Of lectures at the Panama
Pacific Exposition on the varied in
Iustries OF his country.
NJ Bl.s vas The gues, yesterday OF
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt ~ the Bit
more aftefw,rd he said he would speak
first on April : AT thc nome OF Mrs
T.. n Hartman Then, as Frances
delegate. he will express the gratitude
of his countrymcn to Americans for
their sympathy aud financial assistance
since the beginning Of the war
Later a. Columbia University. the
Museum Of French Ar and other places
he will. while observing the spirit or
American neutrality. describe the de
struct!on Of Frances art treasures dur
ing the war. explain the present feel
lngs and aspirations ~ the French
people and make a plea for the demo-
cratic faith and philosophy OF France
and the United States as opposed to the
hegemonv and imperialism with which
he believes Germany is trying to
dominate tn" world
Germany political deals look to
TIE past" said VI. Bois. "whil" those
Of France and the United states face tn
future Th" last prospect Of having a
Kaiser Of tlc world passed away with
al ha %
The sun., 1915-03-31
GERMAN SOCIALISTS LOYAL.
In Return The, Expect 10 Receive
Increased PriNII.gc-

luNDoS. March 90 \ d.spttcg from
Darn s;adt reaching Reuters Ageucv 10y
way 90 Amsterdam. SAYS that 'lr So
cialist party diet OF Hcsse has adopted
a resolution EXPRESSING the bcic' tnat
as result OF the stanch support Of
the Government by IN" German Social
isi7 in the present wal that part, W,ll
receive rishts and privileges equal to
thus" granted To- other parties
TIE resolution SAYS tlat. Hhllo sarr-
guarding al party pr,noiplcs. the So
clallst deputies will vote for the BUDGET
IN order TO show the world that Grr-
many IL united in its effort to gain the
victory and lasting peace
The sun., 1915-03-31

RusSians Defend Measures Taken
~ Their Troops.

i..~po,. Marcn 2" 2"--R,I'T'- cor-
~'Spordcu, 20 potrograd i'r"ards an
81 .a s'atemou, 10 eop.y g. the Ger
ram contention taat Nemcl Wa~ an un-
fortified town The statement SAYS
"Thr Inhabitants of th- town trcacn-
"rou~'y took part iu IN. fight.ng com
polling the Russians - aIop' Keep
'.prtl measures which were u0aVoida bic
under th' circumstances
After giving various instances ~ vIo-
.a'iops of ta" laws c. War. charged by
'ge Rue .,rs against iormary IN" state
.n.ut SAYS tat uador such cir ums'ances
ic.mtuy ha, no rs srt Goo max" arcusJ-
IONS against the Russian 'rrop~
The sun., 1915-03-31
FRANCE SEEKS GERMAN TRADE.
Annual Paris Fair May Rival L~tp-
sig Exposition.

PARIS. March 30.-The Paris Mun.c-
Ipal Council has decided to cooperate
with the chief commercial and Industrial
organizations OF Franc" ia promoting a
great annual Paris fair
The plan ls to make this far take
the place in iutornational trade long
he'd by the Leipzig fairs and Is lnt"adcd
,s a step toward obtaining for France
and her allies trade which hitherto has
been held by Germany.
The sun., 1915-03-31
TURKS FIRE FEEBLE.

>pcc.o' '7b', Ns,rH.f ,o 70. ST.
i.oNpuN March 10 -Op,,t'ion- .. no
nardtrel',s yesterday W,Ic .ouHrci 90
az intermittent blmharIms., % ,hs
Turkish positions The wa',rrarr. ,o.
.poua'.ug a. d'rc.urI OH, ann tna .o-
portug the effects OF ..ots The .rrl
of the Turks was ir,.',
The sun., 1915-03-31
BRITISH LEADERS
FAVOR PROHIBITION
coatu,ed from F,,,, page

merchant ships can ho sold q; ptcsen'
~ three times The prices uhil.uabic he
for, the war
The employers unjustihdble attack."
the executive oommitt". continues. will
do more to hinder the OUTPUT than all
the drink In the oouutry The public
and the Chancellor OF the Exchequer
have been led o. false tiail b> false
hoods We are doing AN We cun 70
help the employers and viii Welcom.
th"Ir assistance n any social reform.
hut no good ever was done - aut
cause 10y such means aS 'uos. adopted
~ the d"pujnt!oD and IN" Chauc. Hot.
We have received communications from
several employers who l"el almost as
kceuly a. "" do yesterdays libel aud
wish TO he dissoc1ated from Il"
The sun., 1915-03-31
ALABAMA ANCHORS
AT VANTAGE POINT
American Naval Officers Hold Com
fercucr-EiteI Makes No Move.

NORFOLK. Va. March 30.-After a day
Of conferences between American naval
officers and officers of the German aux
iliarv cruiser Prince Eitel Friedrich. now
At Newport News. the sea raider made
10 attempt TO get away from port to-
night.
\ request that he be allowed 10 take
on 500 tons of coal was made by Capt.
Thierichsen OF the Eitel TO customs ON
cials to-day. II is reported. The Eitel,
1t IL said. would 20 over 10 Sewdll
Point. on the opposite side or Hampton
Roads from Newport News. 10 take on
the coal.
With the arrival OF the battleship Ma
The sun., 1915-03-31

WNSH1NoTp". Marct 30 --Sccrettry
Gt.,.snu announced To-day tua Major
G"ur-, r ltnGrornc. cN-3riH.uo at 'hc
NWrrictu Em .ls-y IN E"rin. viii b. as
signed {" the Eleventh Cavalry FOR duty
at Fort oglethorpe, Georgia.
The sun., 1915-03-31

Hospital campaign wrei begins 10.
day in TN" RronN ana continues uutll
Apll Il. Tn" campaign 80 rt'S' funds
to hula hospital At trotor1 IHrk East
and Charlotte streets viii open with twu
concerts and mass m"ctnL at Mt. Nor
ris High School and Public School 1,
The sun., 1915-03-31
SYDNEY LEAVES MONTEVIDEO
tn. Emd-n's Destroyer eat In for
Only one DR,

Mu>rEvlpFo. Uruguay, March Su--
The Australian cruiser sydney. which
DESTROYED th" German commerce raidnr
Emd.u, arrived here Yesterday and LEFT
to-day
The sun., 1915-03-31
COMMENT ON SINKINGS.
whRt New York Newspaper. Say
About German Attacks.

New York newspapers make the fol-
lowing comment upon the sinking of
the English steamers Falaba ana Aguila
BY German submarines:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19

rolls before. ore Is being removed 10
the cars By all the team 10 be Sc
cured and everything Is moving full
blast.
The New Mexico and Arizona RAID
road. through the efforts OF w. r.
Ritter. general OF the mine.
has put on another frcight train on
It's schedule aud ore In being shipped
every other day. Two trains a week
alone would leave the ore bins at the
mine and platform al the siding full
and the extra train was an absolute
necessity.
"The Eighty-Five Mining company
mas resumed shipment of ore 10 the
Calumet a Arizona smeltcr and viii
hereafter send from 1--WE to three car
loads per day to the local reduction
works. A similar amount will be
shipped also TO the FL Paso smclter,
It was stated here SAYS the Douglas
Dispatch.
THE resumption of ore shipments
" chiefly important hechusc II Is
among the first receipts OF customs
ore al the c. 4 A. plant since the re-
duction In output Immediately after
the declaration OF war In Europe.
with the exception OF small and ir-
regular shipments from the Shattuck-
Arizona property.
Its importance To the southwest
In general can be surmiFed from the
fact that 200 men are thus aiyen M
ployment at the mine which closed
down during August.
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NOTICE. ron runIacAr1oN.

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land once at santa Fe, n. NJ.
December 81, 1914.
Commissioners Letter *" Deem
Der 10, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Carlos
Herrera y Garcia, Of Albuquerque. y.
NJ, who, on December "a, 1914. made
additional homestead entry. act April
2s. 1904, No. 02i907. for Wa SEA.
section 10. township On. n &c.
\. NJ. p. meridian. In the Manxano
National forest. hereby gives notice
that all persons claiming the land adj
verseiy or desiring 10 show Il 20 be
mineral In character must Hie obicc-
ton with this Office on or before Feb
ruary 10, 1915.
FRANCISCO DEL0ADo.
Register.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Some Safe Investments That
Will Make Money
Special Bargains.

i-lots and Improvements. Can be
made into prominent business cor
ucr. one block from the strictly
business center OF the city. Until
February LIST, only $50, 600. former
price asked, Se5. 900.
s-lots ana improvements. Fine bus
mess location on Copper avenue
near business center of the city,
50Xii2 feet. Until February list,
lyon Sl2, 900. Worth $4,000.
6-choice residence lots. including
corner on Tijeras avenue, in most
aristocratic residence section. I'm
III February LIST. only $4,000. For
mer selling price, $1,000.
2--Fine business lots on Copper ave-
nue., between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Until February LIST. only
$1,000. worth $4,000.
2--hne lots and pretty new nvc-room
and bath. cement block. strictly
modern cottage. costing $500, on
50-foot corner on Fruit avenue
Until February LIST, only $4,000. Es-
timntod value $500.
3--lots and six-room brick house In
@ fashionable center on Copper
avenue. Until February Let. only
$4,000. Former price asked So. 600.
corner lot ON South Broadway.
three blocks from Central avenue,
with siN-ronm house. Until Feb
ru8ry LIST, only $500. Former
price asked s2.500.
very desirable residence lots, cor
ner Marquette aud Eleventh street.
Perea Addition. Uatii February
LIST. only tt.t0O. Worth 1880.
a fine warehouse or factory site.
close IN. with railroad frontage
and s~idetrack. 5OxSs Feet. Until
February is,, only $500. Reai
value 81, geo.
4-splondld residence lots IN Perfeoto
ArmiIo Bros. Addition. one block
from New York emu car line.
Untll February ist, only s20O each.
Former selling price. s25O each.
small ranch or country home site,
so acres. near Indian school. hne
automobile road 90 city. Soil as
fine ~ any In the valley. Untli
February ist, only $3.50. Worth
$1,000.
INQUIRE u. X. -. SELLERS,
ROOMS 81 First NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
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NOTICE FoR punl.lcATInN.

Department OF tho Interior. United
states Land OHce at Santa re. y.
NJ, January. ~. 1918.
Notice u hereby given that senon
samora, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ. who.
on March 20. 1909 made homestcao
entry No. O937e. for SEA SEA, Sec.
Il, T. ION, n. Sc. n. NJ. =. NJ. has
hied notice OF intention 10 make Ave-
year proof, 90 establish claim 60 the
land above described. before George
Il. Craig, United states commissioner,
az Albuquerque. \, NJ, on the 9Th day
OF March, 1915.
Claimant anne as witnesses. Liam
dro Juramillo. Juan u. Garcia. Juan
Ma. Sam0ra. Rafael ~Larrunaga, all OF
Old Albuquerque, n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Evening Herald. Register.
Albuquerque. n. NJ.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Office at Santa Fe, n.
NJ. January 20. 1915.
Notice IL hereby given that Juan n.
Garcia. OF Old Albuquerque, y. NJ.
who on January "a. 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0t2g55 for SWh
NEh, sen NEvh, Eh OF lot ., sen
OF lot 3. Swh OF lot 2 md VIZ OF
lot 3, Sec. ?. r. ION, n. Sc, ". NJ.
i NJ, has filed notice OF intention TO
make hve-year proof. TO establish
claim TO the land above described.
before George II. Craig. United St1tes
commissioner, at Albuquerque, y. NJ.
on the 4th day OF March. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Foiez
Garcia > s%alazar, Jesus Garcia y Lo-
PEI. Bensrslado Griego, Senon Zamora,
all Of Old Albuquerque. y. ~.
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Evening Herald. Register.
Albuquerque, n. NJ.
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"s5" MINE IS ONLY
ONE WORKING FULL
TIME IN COUNTRY

%Lordsburg, y. NJ, Jan. iS.-The
'Sf" mine in this county b. the oniF
one in The United states whose chief
product .s copper that is working fun
time, 90 is believed here. Tho conten-
ton Is backed 40 by nli The available
reports. The mine ~ not only the
only one WORKING fun time but tho
only one working up 90 is production
record ~ times before the European
war started. II Is now Cmplcyiag gao
men, more than were ever on LIS pay
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FERGUSON HOMESTEAD
BILL PASSES HOUSE

Word was received here yesterday
from Washington that the 640-acro
homestead bin introduced and sup
ported by Congressman Harvey y.
Ferguson had passed the house.
Ihis rs "a measure expressly designed
FOR the benefit of the western states.
II being the idea that on a larger
acreage than the 100 allotted by exist
ing statutes settlers In western states
would find IL c9sier Co make "A living
also that the larger acreage could
initiate to increase ne number of
settlers who entered the states.
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NnTICE ron prnIICArInN.

Department Of the Interior,
4. :. Land Onnce az santa re, n. ~.
Jan. Z 1915.
Notice II hereby given that Justo
Martinez Of Tijeras, y. M.. who. IN
July 10. 1909, made Hon ,siead cntrI
No. 0iOb7s, for Eh sWh NEh,
Eh sWA NEh, section 2, Town
ship Q n: Range 6 r., n 81 =. Me-
ridian. has filed notice oi Intention
TO make throe-year proof, TO estab-
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Chicago. Jan. is.-Hogs-Receipts.
$4,000. slow. 5c 10 Toe under ycstcr-
days average. Bulk, SG.siH 100;
heavy. S6.f5m5.Ot, pigs. 5000 100.
Cattle Receipts. 1000. steady.
Native steers. &5.65u9.tU. western.
sj.0oH $50. calves. S7.5Om 1850.
sheep Receipts. 5000; strong.
sheep, $500 G.35; lambs. SG.5Om
$40.
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New York, Jan. l9.-Ai records
for strength and activity since he re-
sumption Of business were surpassed
by todny's stock market. The entire
list % forward, under lead of
former faNoTiteH.
Close: Amalgamated Copper. 5TN :
American surur Refining. t05. Atch-
isop NN; Chiuo Copper. 90 - .
Northern Pacific. l04is: Bcading,
l5l; southern Pacific. NGh Union
Pacific, i20 = United states steel.
52h United States steel preferred.
1854.
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- - NiAUhihEt PidlhtiHt
W..
II. +. Warmer. defendant, and II. r..
Robinson and Mary W. Robinson.
garnlshces.
To H. p. Wanncr.
You are herewith notified That q.
L.. Manning has filed a suit against
you for damages amounting to t25s.05
together with interest and costs for
goods sold TO you, and he has alleged
that said amount IL due you from said
above mentioned garnishees. aud you
are herewith notified that unless you
enter your appearance In this clause
on or before the 4th day OF March,
1915, judgment will be rendered in
said cause against you by default.
by A. Il. WALKER.
7. X. y. MADISON. Clerk.
Deputy.
Attorneys for plaintiff, vigil q
Jamison, Albuquerque. n. NJ.
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Nrm York MnnrN.

New York. Jan. l9-McrCautile
paper, 3h at per cent.
Bar silver igc.
Mexican dollars Stlc.
Government bonds nrm, railroad
bonds strong.
Time loans easy, 90 and 30 DAYS. 3
per cent, six months. 3s per cent.
Can money steady high. 2 per
cent, low. "a per cent, ruling rate,
. per cent.
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Melbourne, (Nia London, Jaa. 49,
The wool sales opened strong today.
McrInos advanced ten per cent and
Cr0ssbreds from ten to fifteen.
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g.400; steady. Reef steers. $1,000
1855; COWS and heifors. S5.50m6.75;
stockcrs and feeders, SG.S0n $50;
calves. 5000 1925.
HOGS 49, Receipts. 2.20O; market
weak. Top. S1.05; bulk, S6.65@ 6.g5.
Sheep-itecoipts. $500. steady.
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DUKE CITY CLEANERS

We clean hats, mems and wo-
mems clothing, rugs, curtains,
drnperies. etc. 22O West Gold.
Phone 446.
~Promptness Our Motto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19

New York, Jan. tg.-Spot cotton.
steady. middling uplands. $3.50. 80
sales.
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WANTED.


WANTED-Old fashioned Colts six
shot cap and ball revolver. with
nine inch long barrel, with cylinder
Two and one half inches long. with
the words stamped on barrel. "Ad
dress Col. Sam Colt. New York City"
II in fair condition will pay $4,000
for same. Address Chas. w. Parker,
Box $50, Concord, California.
WANTED-Good young horse: me-
dunn size. Il. w. Fee.
WIRE S~tenographer wishes 10
locate In the west; cnn you use me
Miss Anderson. 80 Broadway Circle.
Oklahoma City. okla.
BOARDERS!-Nice home cooking.
Mrs. Holohal. 2t5 South Walter.
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The Markets
Olnrngn nnnrh add Irndc.

Chicago, Jan. .s.-lncreased re-
ceipts northwest counted against the
bulls today La wheat. Aftcr opening
sc To lac lower. the market rallied
somewhat, but later sagged farther
than bef-re.
The close was unsettled. - W2Mc
to 2Mc under last niRht.
Corn turned heavy with wheat. The
opening. which varied from = ~ sc
or to y n &c advance was followed
by 70 moderate setback all around
The close WAS dy at a loss Of
- to - Hlhc nct.
Continued selling by Of tho
largest houscs weakened oats.
Inquiry for provisions was slow. \
decline in hog prices appeared 20
make buyers cautious.
Close:
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FOR SALE-old papers for putting
down eapets. etc. Call ~ Herald
Office.
FOR sALE-Good safe delivery
horse. 5000. Apply strong Bros.
EGGS for Matching. from blue rlbboi
winners. S. G. n. I. Reds and Barred
Plymouth Rocks VIM. Bietz, fiS w.
Atlanta Ave. Phone i4s3w.
FOR sALE-Brand new range. reas-
enable; weekly payments. los w.
Iron.
FOR sALE-Good paying business.
small capital required. Address
2f.' care Evening Herald.
FOR SALE-Houses.
For sALE-Lot aud 1 room house.
Reasonable. 81 Mckinley ave,
FOR RENT-Houses.
FOR RENT--s-room brick residence;
good neighborhOod; close in; $40.
strong Bros.
FOR sA.E-Five room house vita
bath, - teencd porrhes. hot water
heating p'tnt. trees. outbuildings aud
2 lots. sou East Grand avenue
Phone 80.
FOR RENT--6 room house In High
lands, lear cur line. SIS. Phone
lbE2 j.
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Personals.
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MOVED-From corner OF Broadway
and Central TO 2il East Central.
opposite the Highland House. shuil
& Sewers Shoe shop.
FOB CARPET cleaning. furniture
and stove repairing. w. A. Con.
phone 56s.
WE DO ENGLISH and Spanish
printing n want your orders.
Novelty Printing Co, ia No. tth 81.
T~ypewriters.
hand. bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Aleuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 776. lis so. end 81.
lish claim 10 the land abbve de-
scribed, before George n. crais. u. s.
commissioner. Albuquerque. y. A., on
the goth day OF February. 1915.
Claimant names az witnesses. RIA
fael Carpenter. Jose Dominguez. Ce-
clio Martinez. Carlos Herrera, all
OF Tijeras. n. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
Evening Herald.
Albuquerque. ~. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-19

Kansas CITY, Mo. Jan. i9.-HoEs-
Receipts, 1900; steady. Bulk. $3.50
W6.95; heavy, $3.50 200; pigs.
&6.4OW6.75.
Cattle - Receipts. LOO: steady.
Prime fed steers. ts.75@9.25; west
ern steers. @7.25 $50; calves, $500
1850.
Shecp-Receipts. s 900, steady.
lambs. $500 s.35; y%earings, S6.50n
$50.