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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
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goHtlbie. People with weak stomachs,
like myself cannot eat Il. This Dread
question IL serious. Tho lower class
sea are accustomed "a eaiiny large
quantities. Of bread; soaked In milk or
broth Il forms the main article OF the
childrens' diet. The regulation black
bread is 20 doughty that II annot be
soaked, nd ! know that a great
many very young children are dying
every day from intestinal diseases
brought on by improper feeding.
THE lack OF fuel u ANOTHER ha~d-
ship. Nearly an the coal hat comes
by canal from Chnrleroi II taken 10y
the Germans. who Manufacture BEN
zine for their automobiles from 1t IA
large rotorts that they have set up in
the suburbs OF Brussels. and Il is very
dinicuit for the people 10 get even
The small quantity they require for
cooking purposes.
Every wcck 100000 francs
(S5O9,000l war indemnity has 60 be
paid over 20 the Germany treasury oHl-
ciuis. This Is q grevious burden to All
classes. and inyeases the airea.y
heavy taxes frofd, 1850 TO goo per cent.
mo Consideration will induce tho
authorities to issue passports, and the
inhabitants are 20 all intents ald pur-
poses prisoners in the gloomy city.
] Slipped out 90 the city at dusk. and
after wanderins for four days IN ne
woods. got IN the house Of a nephew,
close to the Dutch frontier. There I
waited until ! got a nance to cross
the frontier unperceiyod.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
LIasAh NuqlCE.
In the District Court OF tho Count
OF Bernalilio. state OF New Mexlc.
Nh agTu

IN the District Court OF tho County
OF Bernaliiio, state OF New Mexico.
No. 99Tg.
Charles Grande and Cnrmelita Garcia
de Grande, Plaintiff,
VI.
NJ. Maudell. treasurer 81 Bernalilio
county, and an unknown claimants
OF Interests Ia tha premises de-
scribed in plaintiffs complaint adj
verse 10 %plaintins, Defendants.
Notice Is hereby givon that the
a-hoVo-named plaintiffs have filed their
suit against the abey e-uBmed dcfc1d-
ants Ia the abuve-namcd court, that
the general 0bjcct OF said suit Is 20
establish II title Of plaintiffs IN ana
to the following real estate situate In
the eonaty Of Bernaliiio. ,at OF New
Mexico, to-wit.
Commencing on "a point on the
south side OF the public road leading
westerly from North Fourth street 10
tho town of Los Gricgoa whore said
road Is iltcrsected by the west side
af Il public road known al. ''El Canine
de los Carrla,' which poiht boara
north 81 degrees 81 minutes east. 1880
feet from an iron pipe maricug she
| corner on sections 3 and 9, township
10 north range Q east aad % sections
81 ana 80, township n north. RANGE
o east. New Mexico principal huHa and
meridian; thence south 22 degrees 10
minutes west along public O known
as VI Canine dc los carros, i0iS feet
10 corner No. - thence south ss de-
groeH 80 minutes west along Same
road AZ feet to corner No, 81 thence
north ~ dogrces "a minutes west
1878 foet 10 the AccQuia Maere de loa
Barelas, being corner No. 4; thenee
north 1 degree IS minutes east alone
] Acequia de los narolas 1925 feet 20
corner No. 81 theme south 7e degrees
n minutes east $40 feet o. cornei
No. 6; thence north 10 degrees "a
minutes east sos feet 20 corner No. II
thence south 7e degrees % minutes
east 95S.5 feet 10 corner No. 8; thence
north n degrees I minutes east $50.
foet 20 corner No. .; thence north A.
degrees ) minutes east 252.5 feet g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
shirts Novel Protective Garb.

Describing The capture OF a limo OF
trenches In tho north. a non-oommls-
stoned officer writes home Of an IN
usual piece Of strategy.
The evening before dusk thore had
hcen a heavy fall OF snow he said.
and the bright moonlight showed up
every object with extraordinary clear
ness against tho white background.
The f26th iafaniry which had planned
n raid on the onemy's trenches, only
20 yards nwny found It's project COM
promised. but Il corporal was struck
o. "a brilliant idea; every man pulled
oi. his outer clothes and pulled MA
shirt ON over jacket ana rest, thus
they crcpi through the snow up TO
the odge Of the German trenches
without oeing seen. and carried the
entire line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
f. CrOIlOtt
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER.
III WEST LEAD
Phone Day or Might 55s.

corner No. 30; being az the south
side Of public road from North Fourth
. street 90 the owl OF Los Griegos;
thence south So degrees SO minutes
east oiong south side OF said puollc
road eco feet Go the point 81 begin
ming: containing sixteen and twenty
hundredths Cis.2O) acres OF land. Also
another tract Of land commencing At
a point on the west side Of the public
road known az ~ Canine dc los Car
ros. being the northeast cornor OF
this tract. which point bears south
so degrees 20 mlnuteH east Ssf feet
from an iron pipe marking the cor
aer OF sections 3 and 9, township 10
north. RANGE o east and OF sections 81
and 80. township n north. range .
east. New Mexico principal base and
meridian: thence south Is degrees 80
minutes west along said public road
1885 feet 90 corner No. 2; thence
north "a DEGREES "a miluscs west
as feet to corner No. 8, thence
south rs degrees IS minutes west 20
! feet to corner No. 4; thence north Is
degrees 90 minutes west iIG feet 20
the Acequia Madre de- Los Griesos,
being corner No. 81 thence north 81
degrees az minutes west along Ace
quIa Madre dc Los harelaa a3a feet
TO corner No. 8; thence north 5 de-
Rroes 20 minutes cast along said ace
quia ISL feet 10 corner no. Z; thence
south 72 degrees ~ minutes east
aloaE north boundary tt2t feet 90
point Of b%eglnning; containing ten
and nfty-two hundrcdihs D0.b2l
acres OF land.
anG 20 establish aha quiet the title OF
said PLANTING Ia and 10 said real es-
tate aA against the adverse claims OF
said defendants ana each Of them
You are further notified that ualess
YOU cutter Your appearance In Aa'd
cause on or before h goth day OF
February, 1915. Judgment Will be rem
dered ln said cause against you and
each OF you oy default. You are
further notified that the name "a
plalntin'a aitorAcy Is A. B. hrMhlen
and that his post Office address Is Al
buquerquo. n. NJ.
A. u. WALKER.
Clerk OF said court.
/ By THOs. X y. MADISON,
DEPUTY.
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p,pianc Underpors Vicissltudcs.

The Potit Parlscn gives the follow
ing account OF the Vicissitudes of "a
.h.plune which has figured In the most
important air cruises OF the ilyins
corps.
"Hiplanc VI. T.. 1873. In a violent cn-
sugcmcnt with a German machine
Was struck hy an explosive bullet,
which passed within 2H inches az
the gasuliac reservoir Al the same
time two musket balls, hred almost
vertically. burst the frame ON the
righthand side and lodged In the i'm
torior OF the front hood.
I'm another cnRugemcnt "a rifle ball,
fired from a trench which the machine
passed at the height OF 800 metres,
pierced the writing board of the OBJ
server.
ION another occasion the NJ. r. l-3
m%auueuvred over "a captive German
balloon. wher o. shell burst immedi-
ately unucr u ana a. bullets or pieces
of she'll struck the machine. The ar
mour-plato was pierced Just between
the little openings made FOR the pilots
legs. hut the aviator was not touched.
Tho machine was oblised TO cont 20
ground, but the pilot succeeded IN
bringing Il back into the French lines
on examination it vas not only found
that the armour was pierced Ia sew
crnl places. but there was % hole as
big ns a man's fist in one of tho BLADES
OF the propeller. Altogether b ma
chine had been hit by lif ride balls,
bv 90 nagments OF shell, rs OF the
wire STAYS had ncen severed n 2 Of
the commanding levers ruptured, .
propeller blades broken and the hood
shredded at Z different points.
"The modest hero of these exploits
| refuses To allow his aame 10 be mch-
toned. hut he b. giud 90 have the eS-
pioits Of his machine properly rccog-
uized. He has made an Application
10 the government, rot Tor recognition,
but Cor permission 90 keep his biplane
IN rs present state as "a relic of the
war;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
G BETS STILL
IN FIELDS FORM A
DIFFICULT PROBLEM

Paris. Jan. 1.-THE sugar beet
fields retakeu by the French have
not only been nvaged by shells. lac
Grated by trench digEers and fur
rowed hy the wheels 81 Eun carriages.
hut have been 80 trampiod by imam
try and cavalry that the extraction
OF the roots became "a difficult prob
lem. not yet entirely solved. "a Is
the modest noroinc OF the war, the
French peasant woman. who Is
working on &c in the unoccupied re-
gions close to the h.rle iront where
she can not only hear d but sec the
smoke 81. o.
In an this region Of the plough fol-
lowed closely upon the conflict and
seeding necessarily followed so hard
upon tho pl5w that some apprehcn-
sion was felt as TO the summary
preparation OF the soil; there was no
time for narrowing but tho seed
caught and tho new crop showed It's
head even while the pointed helmets
across the line were taking Ia the
last Of the hclated harvest.
stausticiaus say the seeding Is
little Inferior In acreage 10 that OF
1913.
Tho French soldiers are uhlhk +"
device something like a orosshow for
throwing hooks with lines attached
over bnrbcd wire entaglements ana
then tearing them loose by trading
on the thin ropes. These harhed
wire entanglcments are constructed
i%ntrlcatcly ana form belts OF inter
lacing wires Twenty feet wide ana
about two and one-half feet high
cutting them by hnnd Is such n dit-
fruit process that about the only
way they could he destroyed success
fully ls By hooking them and tearing
them free enc by one.
The hand grenade devised hy me
/ French Co throw into tho enemy
trenchea when they are within reaen
h about as large AS "A baseball a
string tied To the wrist ~ the throw
| en- nulls out a plug from the bali AFTER
II has lcft tho hand. a spring is re-
/ leased which sets the fuse for inc
| oxpiosive charge going. This russ
may be regulated from - sec"hV
TO two or three seconds, or inter,
mediate fractions. and thus adjusted
to explode when It reaches the nos
tile trench.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
RED TAPE
CAUSES ARREST
OF RECRUIT
Strenuous Efforts Of Louis Du-
mont, Who Wants to Serve
La Belle France, Get Him
Into Court.

(Associatcd Press Corresponcenoe)
Paris, Jan. la remarkable In
stance OF red tape In thc administra-
tlon of French AFFAIRS Is furnished hy
Louis Dumout OF Neligy In the de-
partment Or Seine and Disc. He de-
scrlbes himself AZ the maa without
" country
Dumont was born In Geneva,
Switzerland. thirty-threc years g Of
French parents. though the official
REGISTERS of France declare them 60
be- "unknow1.' Eight days after his
birth he was brought 10 France and
has liver here ever since. When he
applied q be placed on the recruit
Ing lists, the council OF revision de-
clarcd hat he was a foreigner.
Very we'll" thought Dumoat, "lll
hive myself naturalized."
nut tho naturalization bureau also
has its red tape. To be adopted as a
citizen OF the French republic Il is
necessary that prove that he is a
foreigner. Dumont went 20 Switzcr-
land and though no one doubted that
he WAS born on the banks Of Lake
Lcmnn. he could not produce ans Of
ncinl document proving his Swiss ma
tionality.
Dumont finally succeeded In getting
a certificate Of birth ON Swiss terri
tory. but the Swiss administration
added the words: 'stlll he IL not "a
Swiss"
Dumont CAME back 20 Vclizy with
this document and presented IL to
the magistrate Of the commune who
demanded "a declaration from him as
"a foreigner.
Declare somcthing.' the function
airy demanded. "oycu II it's Chinese.
Dumont thought he could accept
this official advice 30 he declared
himself n Chlnaman. shortly after
ward he vac arrested for false dec
luration. Hc has siaoe been able 20
prove his good faith 10 the transac-
ton hut he was fined sixteen francs.
and ia still unable 10 get himself rec
ognizcd az either swiss or French,
and consequently rs unable "a join
the regular army or the fore'sn le-
giOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

London. Jan THE diminution
In crime In London since the out
break OF war b. lruln testified to hy
police records g.ying the total of an
omonses for the past quarter. The
weekly average is 25S, compared with
ile for the same period last year
The most marked decreasos are ~
cases of burglary and househroaSins'
which have almusl entirely ceased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
OF THE PAST WEEK
Warranty Deeds.

daniel Chavez et a. to Lconor
chavez, piece Of land In Los Grlegos.
precinct y; 81.
Frederick ~. Howden and wife to
trustees OF the property % Protestant
Episcopal church IN New Mexico.
lots !. 2. 3. .. block a.. q. T.: 81.
Frank Haines grd wife 10 Fred W
Eakca. 81 a.. piece of land ip pre-
Cluct 4. Ranches dc Albuquerque.
Edgar d. Lovelacc ana wife TO W.
Il. llovclacc. piece Of land In Atrisco
grant; 81.
Tcodoro Grieso ct aL 10 santiago
Grieeo. piece of land IN ~ Canada
Diet Ratoro; 81.
Tcodoro Gricgo 20 Santiago Grlo-
90. piece of ioud DO chirii. precinct
80; 81.
Tobcy T.. BURKE to Jamca s.. wroth,
lots o. q. g.. block g.. University
Heights. 81.
Edwin Ncthcrwood Co Ada NJ.
Nethcrwood. 81. y OF sc. q and g 20
OF sw. q. sec. a.. T.. ION. O.. g o.. t2.
n. y stnmm and wife to D. D. Nell
son. lot ., block %. FORAGE addi-
ton. 81.
Lionidos ~hnvcz 10 Longiuo Busia-
mcnto. piece og land in pnjaritu; 81.
Fraucirco sedBlo and wife To Trim
dad Martinez. piece of land ia pre-
cinct ~. Martinez. 81
Salvador Apzuros and wife To- Fer
nnndes Gah1idon. piece of land IN
Las Vegas del Monte; 2l25
jose dc IN Luz Armiio and wife go
TemarO An piece of land In
! Atrisco; si0o.
lose de "a LUZ Afmilo and wife to
I lsidro Gutierrez, piece OF land IN
Atriaco; $500.
Decd: David Gabnldon 81 nj. 20
Fernando G~uhnldon. . rieces At land
In Bor. CO.; 81.
Same. city OF Albuquerque 60
Catherine Mcclure. lots -. %, block
80. .. r.
same: CITY OF Albuquerque to Gc-
olena Olcson. lot a.. block 9. Coro-
nndo Place addition.
Trust Deeds.
Luther X. stevens ana wife 20 Roy
McDonold. trustee acres west uf
North Fourth street; S5,O0o.
Iusto Garcia To Felipe j. Gurulc.
trustee, piece of land In precinct 49,;
$50.
Trinidad Martinez and husband to
7. J. GurulG trustee. piece OF land 10
precinct i2. Martinez. 5000.
Bencmnda 4. de Garcia TO J. VI.
Sandotal trustee, Q pieces Of land
In precinct Q; $500.
Fernando Gahuldon and vita Co Il.
J.. Guruie. trustee. 3 pieces Of land IN
Bernulllo county; $50.
Releases.
Frank Mckee trustee. to Stetnno
| Deldno and wife. lots ., G, block 30,
Eastern addition; 81.
T.. }. Guruic. trustee, To Justo Car
| cha. piece Of laud In precinct 10, 81.
First sasiues Bank and Trust CO.,
/ trustee. To Katherine J.. Hines ana
J husband. lots %, ~, block L. A. & =.
addition. 81.
Al. ". Fiournoy, trustee. "a NJ. y
Z Stamm q al. Dot ., block %, Ter
/ race addition. ST.
=. }. Gurulc. trustee, TO Francisco
! sodinu and wife. piece Of land IN
procinct Il. Martiucz; 81.
r. j.. Gurulc, trustee, 60 A. NJ. Sc
/ dnio and husband, piece of land ia
| Martinez; 81.
T.. J.. Gurulc. trustee, co Boncranha
I :. de- Garcia. o pieces ~ lana in pre-
, cInct A. ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
ncleIan CnpIlnI Not 80 nad.

An attache Of the BclEian iorelsn
Office. who escaped from ne capital
recently. says life there is not as dis
agreeable as In other belgian cities,
largely on account of the influential
presence OF the American minister.
"The price OF food has no greatly
increased. and the people who have
money 20 buy Il are not suffering, ne
sasd. "But the bread which is strictly
rationed C30O grams a day Tor each
iahabitanO IL black, stodgy and indi'
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Lost.
BUSINESS

FOR SALE-Thc lease and furniture
u a Broom hotci the pest In The
town. stcam-heatcd. ctectric-lightcd.
,hot and cold water. dining room.
SAMPLE room. modern ~throuahorti
receipts ron from 5000 % SsO0 per
month. Rents. light and laundry,
etc, viii fail within s20O per month.
$4,000. $500 cnsh required: the bni-
ance will be carried, " desired. for
responsible party. Under proper
management this hotel IL IA sreat sue
cess. Address Box las. Gallup Now
Mexlen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

New York, Jan. i-Tin, steady;
$50 p0N $3.50.
copper. unsettled; clcctroiytl''
s~i2.15u1525i CASTINGS, Si262" lJ'-
g..
Iron. quiet, 40. ! northern, Sltb0
1900: So. . northern. &li25 pa
90: 80. southern, slA2iW li.se,
SO. q southern. sIi.2sm tt.15.
AZ London; spot copper, ta1 2s ga,
futirva. t51 los. spot tin, llbl. iu-
lnrnh. Llla.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

cairo. Egypt, Jan. Tho war mas
aadc itself SO fclt On Egypt shat new
enurces Of revenue must be found.
Alexandria. for instance, is coins
Ia levy henyy taxes against an cafes
rnfe concerts. aud moving picture
shows MANY cities viii roinstate the
old octrol duties customs duties on
goods brought into b city, Whl'H
were abolished in Cairo and AleNah-
dria in 1903.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
Chleneu I%ltc-tOck.

Chicago. Jan. a. Hoga-Rcceipts
o. 1000. market weak, roc under sat
urduys average; bulk. &1.U5m T.2b3
hcayy. sG.S1 $50, pigs. tj.25W
90.
Cattle Receipts 2t,000; market
weak: native steers. $3.50 a.15;
western. St.s0W7g5; calves. &,.2i ft
80.
shccp-Rcgcipts 30. 900; market
slow. sheep, Ss.tsmGG5; lambs, SO. 10
ms.Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
II TERM OPENS
AT LOS LUNAS TODAY

The January term OF court opened
az Los Lunns today. Win Judse "A. 6,
Acchem presiding. Harry r. owen
Of Albuquerque ana Los Lunae etarta
In rs district attorney. senator
Isaac Hafth ana District Attorney A.
4. vieil Of this district werc "a the
opening on leRal business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

Denver. Colo, Ban. i--Cattlc-
Receipts 1000: market steady.
Uoua-Kcrcipts 1000. market
lower top, $685., bulk, 5000 100.
sheep Receipts 1900; market
higher; %yonrlings, R6.50m 100; lambs.
S,.aOH 500. owes. Et.50H5.e5.
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The Markets


Chicaro. Jan. L-Hiehcst prices
reached IN years we're scored today
In The wheat pc here. Tho reason
was the virtual certainty that nc least
for tho present Argentine shipments
20 Eur0pe would be much smaller
than the generoua size Of the crop
there had recently seemed to war
raat Scarcity OF ocean tonnage at
Argentine ports and the almost pror
hlhiilye vessel rates from there TO
Eu4ope were largely responsible.
Wheat trade, although lively. was
not excited. Prices here after open
ing lc a. IA mp. steadicd at "a mod
crate reaction. but well above an pre-
Nigus hiEh levels since he war IN
Europe began.
The dnish was strong at 2Nc 70
sac net advance.
Corn rose in sympathy with wheat.
OHerinrH were scanty and commission
house demand general. The %opcnlng,
wAiDh varied from hc 10 Nc higher,
was followed by u slight setback.
The clorc was strung az a net gain
20 ta Use 70 lac.
oats showed independent strength,
The buyiBs was thought 90 represent
"a considerable amount OF export bus.
iless.
Lower prices FOR hogs weakened
provisions ~ the outset. II was not
long, however, until the grnin bulgi
brought about "a complete rally.
Whcat-May, I.2gM; Jgiy. s1.22
Corn May. 75ec. July. 7GNc.
Oats-Mny. ode; july. 53Nc.
Pork-Jan.. $3.50: May. &l9.22.
Lard-Jan, 1880; May, tio.ss
RitH-Jan, Si0i5; May, sio.52.
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Nov YORK Mnnr,.

New York, Jan, 49, Mercantile pa
per. imih per cent,
Har silver, iShC.
Mexican %loliarg, 3T"
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds firm.
limo loans steady; sixty ana ninety
days, az H3h per cent. six months,
3H por@i per co1t
can money. steady, hlgh, "a per
cent. low, 90 per cent. ruling rate,
HI per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

NcW York. Jan. Various face
tors many OF favorable import. inn
parted 70 fairly strong ANA active tone
to tuday's took market, gains iu rep
rrsontatiyc shares ranging from one
To- three points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

"Dohhlos worries mo. He's an In
yctcvato uuustcr col.
why don't YOU st down ON MN
He'd probably mako a pan oNt 90
thnt."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

aDid you Bot an that money ON a
hnrseg"
Maybe a was a horse repl'"
Mr. sportwelli "and mnybo u WIS "'
optical Illusion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

canal Is a large body or Indian
troops.
a volunteer defense cotps H. also
beirg raised, including EnFiisik and
Maltese, who viii act as special ON
stables.
Many 81 the boats bcionsirs 20
shipping firms or private individuals
have hoen commandecrcd hy the au-
thoritics for use in connection with
plans for tho defense OF the canal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

kansas city. Jan. 4.-HoEs-Re-
ccipts. 10000; hishor. BGik, $1,000
ago; heavy. S5.2om5.a0. pigs. S6.25n
Geo.
Cattlr-Rcceipts. 1900: steady
Prime fed steers. $500 1000: west
crn steers. $4,000 800; calves, tG.o0~
30 90.
sheep Receipts. 5000, steady.
Lambs. $500 ns.15; yearliugs. $3.50
6t5.GI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

S3.75 3.S5; London, 80.
spelter, quiet. g5.55ms.eO; London.
RS. O.. ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04


FOR SALE-Cld papers for putting
down caDels. eto. Call at Herald
Office.
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INDIAN TROOPS ARE
MAIN sUEz DEFENSE

Port said. Egypt, Jan. arhe
mainstay OF the defense ~ the suez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

what does bepeing the question
mean" asked the boob.
THAT'S when a airl % tryiag q"
sn,r. 4. man into uroposing.' replied
the erouch.-Cinclnnati Enquirer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

fO~e
Repairing and putting up stoves
also furniture repairing. Phone ga.
III South Third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

Let The Herald want a. DO your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04
WANTED.
FOR RENT Rooms.
FOR SALE-Houses.

FOR NALE-Lot ana l room house,
Reasonable an Mckinley ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

New YORK. Jan e. spot cotton
quiet; middll1g ~uplands. ts.o5. Sales.
400 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

New York Spcitcr,
New York, Jan. f-Lead-stoady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-04

By THos. X D MADISON.
Dcputy.