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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Osrnn mann Vplniih fnnn

SIN 8e3emberbefte Der r8ersHabt" err
5dblt Selir Sanoste fDlseHbes: gDir bats
ten einen 8ameraoen, Der nit groBem
5IeiB aus einen ppIniI9 : beutIden
SprabbuHe 9braIen ItrRte. @r mar i'm
Staube, riatig gu fragen, fab aber auf
benz Ganoe, iobalb cine anoere antmort
~erFolete. afs bic i'm gu4e ansege6ens.
Cine 9robe: nSaben Sic @ier9 - Bite,
3 8rdl, eeben Gie mir Gier." sd
babe nur brei, bic pia i'd Sbnen f9enten."
pDret 3opefen bas Gtiid2 gu tbeuer.
~. SD gebe flint 8opeten fir brsi Ger"
sd min lie Sbusn Identen. Sic los
Iten Htdts." sMasa 2i9t flint &opes
fen. perrnnie, eeben Sic mir bic Gisr,
Sisr iinb feds appsien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Die alnnaeua N6mr6rwnffen.

Der ,auoen3alee" I'M sngIiiden 5dupts
quarter iGreibt in Der g9imes9: Seit bic
0eutI6en 1lug5eugtaHDnen auFge5teQt
baben, Iinb Grtun6i9unqsfliige fein @trs
guiiQeu mebr. Die Geutfdn treffen
8iemli4 qeuau 6is su elmer 56he ppn 5000
GuB. Die beutIdtn Gddrfffaben iitb
immer por6ereitet. S6re 6etpebre iinb
gum Tbeit NIT einem 3eIeitpp a~usgeraltet
unb nit tinem %ileinen, tugelii9eren
Sdilb, bas 10 augeIri6en 1T, bab ss Iid
Der llmeebuns aupdBt, Der Grfolg bieier
m6rberif6eu aampfesdrt bdngt aber iheils
trsiie BON Der Stsaung un6 Dem Slid ub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
aeiscr nur @elSGtraGe.

GauFmdnn pttrid in Glbers6orf
bate cine 3ur 8robbereitung beiiimmte
qroBe MtbIlieferuns fin oos @efangtusns
lager in a0nigsbrid in gr6bIter Meiie
NIT alien unb neusm logeudnntem .SpiBs
bred, Der beim &eiHigeH bes aorns ubs
fddt, btrFdlf4t. 9as 0febl eutbielt Mds
ben, Milben un6 dnbere characterization,
nurbe ober Dor Gs6rou4 i'm @sfangtntns
lager tefdlaanabmt, 2eiOer ertanee bas
8eriht in &auben ni9t uuf @~eFdngnis,
ionbern uur auF 5000 Mart @fIDfgdft.
Der MtiiQer @auer nurbe nit 100 Wdrt
bttraft, neil er bas Me6l Ieidtfertig pers
taufte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
..@nftnnrn.

Sine amtlife 6elIsbung bon 8adidgen
biirfte benu1dit fit @roBs8srlin srfols
gen. SIN 6anoelsminiIerium fanb cine
ileue 8onFersn3 itatt, gu Der bic 0bers
meiper Der 9erliuer 8Gderinmng unb Der
aonbitoreuiinung augeJOgen purban. Sn
biefyl Qer9anoluugen purD& bic 8ra9e
elmer umtli8en 8eIieBuug bon 8adtagen
unb aud bic 5rage er0rtert, in Del6em
1rufang Bal ben Bad uno aonbitors
fbQaren Rpg9fns ober Gartoffelmebl 8us
qefeBt tperben fam. 0as Grgebnis bieIer
aonferen5 pirp it9 bdnn borausiidtlid
80 elmer sntIpreden6eR gunoesrathspers
orbnung per0idten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
oufeanipaaen fir @eriunnbete.

Die &diIerin bat in ibrer 5irIorge fir
bic i'm 9otsbamer Oraugerielaaarett uns
tergebra9ten @eripunbeten neueroines bic
@eItimmung %getroffen, bdB 0enjenigeH
&riegeru, bensn i6r 3uitanb nod ni6t bic
ielbititdnbige 8eiDegung %geitattet, 3neimal
nD6entIi9 9oFequipagen 5u Runofa6rten
bur9 ben 4ort uno bic 5taot sur @ers
fiigung geitellt perOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
eer iilnaite eentnant.

Der Jingle 2eptnant un6 Giferuc
9rsu8ritter bes btutIdsn 6eeres 1T Der
15 Sabre uno Stpet MOnats aIie @oits
frieb @romaun. 2euinant i'm Referpes
Sdgers Battalion No. Is, eebpreu am %.
Ottober 1890, Der Gobh bes perltorbenen
R~egierungss uno 6orfrdtbs Gromann
aus potsoam. aIs 14ia6riget GGbnri6
erbielt er BITE 5Eiertulfe In Den RGnpfen
nm g)pern. Ata bic beiben dIteren Brit
Der bes iunggn Sslbtn, 2altnont i'm
Sdgttsgatailou go. 8 6ubertus CRIB
mann unb ariegsfrsiiuiaiger urb 0bers
lager i'm Reierbss Sdgers Battalion go. 10
9dns Soat1im @romanu, wuroea nit
BEN @iIerneD areu5 ause8ei9nst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
sc gprptbo @%lettmnrit.

Cine gebaltpole Qie6esga6e fir bic
8eIabunq bes TT 81, bas b~etanntli4 bic
Orei engliiAen qau5ertteu3er n2tboutir4
.GreTb" uub a9ogue" uerni4tet bat, 1T
in Der 5mtdhterei bes S9lGatermeiIters
G6miot in Mismar (9ledlenburg) ents
fanbtn. Der Wleiiter fertigte cine etpa
is qfunb f9pere MisttpurTt'dn bic bic
Sorm zines 5orpeboS Fat, ihmiidte fe
nit 8dnoeru in ben medlen6urgifden
4~dnbesfarben Iopis einsm 8an6, Oas bic
aufI6rift nQa6 England" trdgt, unb
I6ittt Tie an ben 0rt i6rer 8eitimmung.
Die geIabuug oes llrterieebontes bat ben
n@grlts 3orpebp" nit groBem 8ebdgen
oerIpeiIt unb nil itutt bes I4madbaften
Sorpebps bpA lieber einen apoeren mad
England" lan3iren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
MplnmmehaaeE 9onrpnl.

qus ardtau pirb otr .Grdntf. 3tg.4
6eri9tet: 2us bic 9adri9t BON Ser
Griegsertldruns Der aiirtei an RuBldnb
eintraf erlieB bic rufiide QrmceleituHg
cineR 8sfebl, in benz ausgefHbrt ipurbe,
bic Mlo6ammebdner poGen our9 ben
6eiligm arieg aae g6riiten pernidteu,
ipesbalb IS bic 9Flidt Der G6riiteu isi,
.ale Wobammeoausr iui4d6lia gu mas
den. Die rufiIAen Golbatsn i'm Eager
bon 2em6erg fabten tieim 8efebl pIr!s
ti6 auf un6 i6erTieltu bic i'm ruFii9eR
6eere bienenon SiherteTen un0 9iirteu,
nit bsnen IS gu elmer regelre4ten S4la4t
in Der inneren tSabt fam,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
0rIhfnnnc in elmer Mnnhr.

sSn einem aarlsru6er 9aSaretb liegt felt
ldnesrtr 3eit Elm Gotbat, Der cine Idpsre
G6entelnunbe BAT. Die muubr eiterte
utb pplte frog eiIriger 8~emiibunoen Der
aer8te ni9t heilen. gei elmer tpieberbols
ten ndberen llRteriudung fanb man in
Dem 3erriFenen GGenteIfIeffA flint Ders
boaene @eIbTtiide, unb 5ipar Elm MartEtiid
ulb flint 3sbnpIeRuigHide bic baIbruno
perbosen iuarsn; ferner 500 man nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
edren6nd flir sic GeRiiden Qe6rer.

aus aaHel pirb geI8rieben: 9as bic.
fge S9ulmuIeum tereitet cine beIpnbere
Gbrung fir bic in groBer 3abt i'm 6eIoe
Itebenoen 2e6rer aus 6e1en unb Malbed
por. aIs 3eidsn Der 9antbarteit gege1
bic ~tdmpfenben GadgtnoFen bat bic Sons
bes S4uImuieums 6eI6loReu, in
Gbrenbu9 an8uIegen, in benz ale am
5elb5ug tbeiIne9menoen 2ebrer Der ges
Hdnttea 8e8irfs ~namentli6 aufgefii5rt
perben foaen. Metter pirb bas Bud bic
gef6rOerungen tpdbrenO IS 8rieges unO
cine Q~AlF5dbiung berjenigen @efe9te ents
balten, an benen Der bstreffenbe &Gmpfer
t6eilsenommen bat, Gds 4nbenfen Der
auf benz 5elbe Der Gre gebliebenen 9e6rer
en-, i'd niro bur4 bic aufnabme BON Bill
bern Der @efatleneH Der Ra9pelt lebenbig
er9alteu bletbeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

einen G~slblplifter aus Der 0unbe. Der
5oIbdt botte bic @sISIiiidt in Der 5oI6e
aebdht, cine @ugd mar oaun duf fe uufs
gtialagen unO batte it tief in ben
56entel gttrieben. utbristns bil6etcn bic
Mdn8en Elm Slid fir ben S0tbaten; 6,nn
Te I6ipd6teH bic Strait Der &ugsl unO
Deruriadtsn, baB Der anodn nur lsi4t
pcrlsbt ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
sdpimmpeIten fatt aettnnasairteI.

lIe6erlebenbe BON Formidable" bsrids
teten, ME bic ggsationaltibenbe4 aus Cons
6pn erfd6rt, bag bic Rettungseiirtel, bic
mad @eiiung Der abmiralitdt duf allen
&riessIaiffen angebraht ieien, MIR im>
itanbe ieien, ben aopf bes S6iffbridis
gen ii6er Der @aferflaae gu baltsn. Die
5plge Iei, bdB Bel hoAer 6ee Der Munb
u~naufb0rli9 nit Dofer gefiiat psrbe.
DAGGER ieisn bic Sdpimmpeften oer
0ffi3iere bortreffIi9, ba fe mitiels zines
@eutils boaitdnbig aufgeblufen .perbeu
tonnen. @iele berlangen iebt bic Giufibs
rung Der Sffi5iersrettungsmeiten uud fir
bic MannYhaftgn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
eine gniprade beg @cneralfa68def8

9ei Der @ei6ua6tsftier i'm 8robeu
generalItab 6ielt Der Gbef beHtlbeu, @ents
raj D.. 5aItenIteiH Folgenbe Qniprade:
sBir neihen unier @Ius beute am Wei6=
nahtsabenb ben 8riioern bic in talter
Grbe ootr uuf Dem @runbs bes Meeres
RUBIN, ben &dmsroben, bic ibr19ruit bern
5einb 6itttn, bsm auiisr, uaiergn 2itbeR
babeim unb benz 5risOen, btr auf ben
Sieg foEgt!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
meihnadlen IN Nefanaenidnit.

Die beutIGen @tFangenen. bic auf ben
bret GaifFen BEL Soutfenb (Gnglonb) in
ttruirt finb, beginsen @eibnodten IN feits
ltfeF @eile. Gs pdren 5abIreide 2iebess
gabeu fir ie einqetroffen; ben @efangenen
iparbe erlau6t, beutihe 2ieber 81 iingen,
Mtbrtre groBe Gbriitbdume Idmiidien bic
Sniff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Die arlippel aar 6r0nt.

Der @erner gguao" eiebt ben Brief
zines S6pei3ers aus 9ari5 pieOer, aug
benz folgenbes b~emerteHsnertb lit: Sn
ben isbten @omen muBten ale friiber uns
taugIiden 6rdn3oItn, bic nod 1876 ges
6ortn finO. fd uoanal8 Dem @onieil be
aeOiIon fteaen. @ie man mir Iagte, heibt
ss in benz 8riefe, nimmt Der @onIeil be
&epiFpn aae8, tpas eintsermaBen ytrdrs
den" lana. pa5er bic groBen 2iiden in
alien 8etrieben. Gas @ort Spion bat
cine gerbraitupg bstOmmen, bic ieoem
Ri6ifraH5oin gefabrIi4 perOen fam. IS
resnet Qn3eigen, fat 10 Idlimm ober
nod i9limmer, ats gu Go6egpierre's 3ets
ten, nit iebr unangenebmen 5ol9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
SO nrntrnle sdlnris.

Ser f9mei3erii6e armeeitab bat unsss
orOnet, baB tiinftigbin geaen @erbreiter
lei9tfertiger @eridte ii6er unsebltde
@reuelt6aten beutI6er 6pIbdten tlagbar
D~Orgegangeu tperben IN,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Gin nneinennatiaer @ei6nodismnnia.

Cine ruTFIde gatierie iibtrmittsIte Der
GeItung 9r3empsl fplgenbe 8eibndatss
tDiinT6e: mir niiuiaen S6nen unb an.
ben tapfersn gertftioieern ber GeitunS
bo.t gdr3em 5er5en Elm rubiass unb frO6s
lides 8eibna9tafeit, 8reuOs unb 6ries
ben auf Grben uHO ben Meniden Elm
8pblgefdaa1. GoH sebs bic GrfiiauRg
air., Serer @inTde. Dies III Der dufs
ri6t&e 8unI6 bu Qffi5iere unb Mams
I6dfttn Der fiinften 8atterie Der u. ten
4rttQeriebrtodoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Die qriega6rnte in Ben argonuen.

9us benz GroBtn Sauptqudrtitr nirb
semtlbet: Die i'm moHat DECEMBER ron
~uniertn in ben argouaen ~idmpfenben
2ruppen gemahte Sriegsbenie bttrdgt
insqeIdmmt 1850 unberpnnoets @eiaHs
gene, q MuIdinngepebrs, IA MiueHs
perier. 2 aepOloertanonen, l gronces
mDrier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

aus5eihnaug 6es bierr. llnteriees
bpDtes XII.
Safer 5rau3 Spitpb btrlie6 BEN
9inianihifFss aeIludnt @9On 2erh in Qns
%eriennung feiuer tapfereH nno erfplgrei9eu
1i9ruuq oes ltnterieebootes XII bor BEN
6einOe, bas 8itttrireu3 bes 2eOpolbors
Stns nit disqualification; ferner er6ieIt
in %anerlenmlng ieinss tapferen @erbals
tens Dor benz 5einoe daf bieiem nnttriees
boot 5regattenleutnant Grnit 8accria ben
Srpen Der e~iIarnen arone britter alaIie
NIT Der 4riegsostoration unb bic ii6rise
Manni9aft be8 lluteritebOotes thetls bic
goIosne Iapferteitsme6diae, tbeils bic
iilberne 3apferfeitsmtbaile erter &ldfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
aas stnbtnm In q ltenera6en.

qus @0ttingen pirb folaenbes erg5Bs
li6e @eI9i6t6en er5G6lt: Sins mirb Dits
len @6ttinger Gtu6eaten in 8riebens5eis
ten aur r%ltnm1gtidteita bas Qrbeiten
ndmIi9! Der &rieg aber dubert bieles
unb - 70 turios es tlingen mag aud
bic arbeitsunIuf Der iuHigen 8riioer
Gtubio. Cine urtpnbs beiugt bies ieBt
tlipp unb tlar. IS flatArte ndnli6 tiutm
G6ttinger @irtb BON Ieinem Mietber,
eiuem Da%ngeio6rttn4 Seneiter, naGs
itebenbe eiu5igartiqe Rarte auf ben &offess
it'd: ga mir bier i'm G9iiBengraben
borausitatli6 nod redt lanee lie9eu unb
id infolge beFeu genlg 3eit gum @rbeiten
babe, 70 m66te i6 Sic bitten, mir urs
gebenb folaenbe brei Bidder 81 fenben:
y Splmdnn: 0rqanii6e g6emie, q Gin
anprgduiIdeS Bud, 3 2orumel; pbDitt."
Der Dirtb bat natirli6 benz ieltenen
Wuni6e idleuniaf 6plae q%eleiltet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
geitattnns siues fran35fiidcn Sfft'
siers.

Der franSOITde Saubtmann Ssurt 6as
rig, &ompagniez@6e i'm 246. Snfuuteries
aegiment, lift ieinen fhperen 8erpunbuns
gen i'm 6ann6beriden @arnilonIoaarett
erlegen. Die 2ei9e tpurbe nit militGris
i9en @6ren CUR leBten &ube %beitattet. @ls
Sruuetparabe ipdren bic fir einen preuBis
I9en Rompagntehtf bprgelhriebenen
8ruppen eeteat. Die 8tiieBung fanO uuf
benz MilttGrs 5rieb6ofe in oimmer itdtt,
po Fran3DTI6e arieger aus benz 6elo5uss
1870/71 unb bereits aud aus benz Melts
triege 1914 lire Ru9titdtte ~sefunoen bait
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
aeine arenn6ldaft il eaaaenaraben

AtlHt UlVNNUIWHTt N SWH1tHYtHUEH'
Sn Der lebten 3eit mddten Ne 3eitGNs
gen mshrfud S6ilOerungen BON FrieDs
lifeu 4nndberuHgsperiuden 5uifasn ben
S4iiBengrdben Der Deatihen uno BET
6ron3oIen. Mic bic .2dgl. RuHblhra4
mittbeilt, lit burd 4rmeebefebl pom
20. 9eSember bos GraterniFreu uHb iibers
baupt iebe Qnndberuug an ben 6einD I'm
Shibenardben bsrboten rnb iepe 3us
p~iberbanolung ipirb IN 3ufuni! Itrsng be-
trait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
Ser ecntnant nnb fein gnridc.

@inen nelten gepeis fir has ber3li6e
8erbdltnis 3piIde1' unieren 0Ffi5ieren
unb MannI9aften i'm 5elbe mag folgens
Der gorfaa liefern, iiber BEN uns aus
2iib6en beri9tet pirb. Dieter Sage ers
belt in @roBsgrieTe cine @ittpe, beren
ein5ieer SD6u i'm Belbe tpeilt unb bic
nun i6re SGuslerpirthT6dft aQein be-
Ite1t, cine goitanipeiIung nit SO Mturi
unO 5ugIei6 folgenben TelbppItbrief:
,@eebrEe 6rau g.! Mit 9lei6er poit
babe i4 so Mart an Sbre QbreIe abges
I4idt. @g Tol bieIe tleine qufmertIdms
felt S6nen in Sbrer Sorse nm Sbren
So6n sum Dei6nadtsfefe Elm fleiner
9rolt unO cine 6reube fem; glei63sitig
fou bic Genbung 3sugnis fir bic treuen
9ienite Sbres brapen sSunBen dbIesen
Ceit Mlitte September bat er fi6 ais mein
gurT9e in 3uberIdiigittr 8eiie meme
bolIte 3ufrisbenheit eripprben unS Ii1
ni9t nur Bel mir, Tonbern aud BEL Ieiuen
iibrigen @orgeiebten beIiebt senaat,
glDge Der liebe @ptt S6nen SIREN Spbn
eelunb in bic 9eimdtb 3uriidfHbren, baa
nit lie unter leinem tinblihen Mannes.
lnub nod redt lange iih gemein1Gm bet
I1neren 9riegs8eit erinnern fonnen,
S6nen Elm geIunbes @"eibnohisfeIt nins
Idenb, grille i'd Sic beitens. @.G., 2suts
nant unb @oiuiant."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09
Life Insurance Official Sees Great
Pfosperayfor United States This Year
Fred w. Fleming, vioe-presidoht of the Kansas City Life In
surance Company, Has an 0ptOmistio View Of Conditions
for the United States fer 1915; In a Letter to o. ]. Durand,
General Agent for New Mexico, He Summarizes the Out
look.

who. like the man who rides back
wards ON a railroad rain, never sees
anything until Il has passed him. but
the majority Of men want life insur-
ance more now thar ever before.
Americas exports for the month
OF February just past will be approx-
imately $50 milton dollars greater
thar our imports, and this means.
spcaking broadly, a credit balance
Of trade for 1915 OF from loco 10
i.2so million dollars. During Janu-
airy our exports climbed up and our
imports shrunk and the excess in
value of goods sold over merchandise
purchased was over i5o million dol
lars.
Trade experts Of conservative
Judgment haze declared that the hal
.ancc Of trade In favor OF the United
States for the twelve months Of 1915
may reach 1900 million dollars.
There is no prospect for peace In
Europe at present. and as long as
h struggle continues the nations OF
the old world must depend largely
upon the United States for food and
clothing. The OF the Amer
lean farm. factory and mine viii be
taxed to their utmost To supply the
needs OF Europe-and NJ wartime
prices. In addition to the one bill
lion dollars balance Of trade In our
favor. upon the most conservative
estimate there must be added approx
imately SEQ million dollars heretofore
spent by rich Americans for their
pleasures aud purchases while tour
ing the countries OF the old world
every year. This year they Will see
America first and explore the Rocky
mountains.
American securities held by Eu-
rope will be gradually sold hack 10
the people OF the United States az
the present deprecated values -nd
paid for in merchandise az wHr
prices. u requires no expert mathe-
matician to figure that this process
cannot fan TO enormously benefit INC
L nited states. Indeed, 70 the wal IN
Europe should continue toe three
years longer. Il may result IN pernIn-
nently changing the financial center
Of h world from London to New
York"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09

"Busfncss conditions ge~ncrnliy
throughout the United states have
Improved with extraordinary rapidly
dnrinr the past -four months. The
recovery from the almost complete
paralysis 90 trade. following the
shock Of the European war to the
credit system In this country, has
been rapid and complete. There "
an abundance o. money Tor leEiti-
mnte business needs. at rates Of In
terest unusually low, IN New York,
Chicago and other financial centers.
The figures complied by the depart
ment OF m and labor. cover
ing the past three months. show r.
tremendous credit balance In favor
OF the United States. Unless there
h q crop failure this al the pres
cnt year Of 1915 will be the biggest
and most prosperous In the history Of
this country end the only man who
win fail 90 profit greatly from the
improved conditions will be the pes
sifnisl Who goes about whispering
tales Of the DOGGY man.
"Theer r. q small army OF purchase
ing agents In this country today from
the European nations engaged In war.
buying clothing. blankets. foodstuns
and war material Of an kinds. Com
exports of November, 1914. with
the same month Of the previous year.
and YOU will be astounded 20 find
that the exports Of wheat. corn. boot
and shoes, leather, cotton Gods,
wooden goods. metal working
machinery and tools. automobiles and
trucks show the enormous average
increase OF 500 per cent. This coun-
exports for December. 1914,
~ million dollars more than for
December, 1913. and amounted TO
within four million doliar4 OF the
greatest single months exports in the
history Of America.
1T Il the high mission of life I'M
derwriters when conditions are nor-
NAL TO compel indifferent men TO
think ana consider their obligation
the family. and under the peculiar
Of today II Is their highest
duty TO disseminate the glad tidings
Of improved business conditions and
the arrival OF general prosperity You
viii find some doubling Thomases
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09
MINING WORK NEAR
SILVER CITY GOING
AHEAD STEADILY

The Mining and Engineering World
for the current week carries the fol-
lowing accouu Of mining develop
ments nea Silver City;
The new s-mile mule tramway
which ~ destined 10 assist In the
transportation OF the zinc concentrates
from the Empire Zinc company
mines at Cleveland in the Pinos AL
tos district TO the Santa Re railroad
below town, Is nearly completed. The
bad weather OF the past few weeks
considerably delayed the work, al
though a large number OF men had
been employed since grading began.
The same cause has greatly delayed
the work Of getting the large min,
which the company will build al the
mine. ready for business. since the
soft roads have made the transporta-
ton OF large machinery almost impos.
sible. Much Of the machinery is al
ready on the ground M with good
weather the work will be pushed. The
plans for the mill were completed
some time ago and the method OF
separation used viii be the electro
static for which the ores are well
adapted.
The Pinos Altos Mining and Milling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09
THE BOUNDARY MATTER.

VN THIS same connection statements
come from Santa Re % the effect
a that the majority in the assembly
may deny the appropriation asked for
to complete the states case In the
boundary suit with Texas. II is as
serted that personal antngonism TO
the attorney general. who IL conduc,-
ing the suit, is the chief ground Tor
opposition 20 this appropriation. II
Is very difficult TO believe. even in the
light Of a mass OF personal ~legisla-
ton which has been introduced AZ
Santa Re, hat any set Of intelligent
men will permit "A personal antag0n-
ishu. or a desire To get even. 90 in
terfere with a matter OF such large
consequence as this boundary suit,
which up 10 this time has advanced
favorably 20 the Interests Of New
Mexico and which. Il is evident from
the reports made. Is likely TO be de-
termined In our favor.
But regardless Of the outcome,
which no man can predict with safe
Is. the states cause In this suit -
just. and Il should be supported fair
~ and squareiy by the legislature,
The personality Of the attorney gem
cral and his relations with individual
members Of the Legislature have NJ
more 10 do with this question and 10
settlement than has the fact that
some private Interests may benefit by
favorable settlement Of the suit Il
New Mexico.
There are other matters Of pend
ling legislation into which the person
al element enters strongly. which thu
Herald will take up and discuss o.
the proper lime. But thls matter ]
urgent. We do not believe he lead
crs OF the Republican majority vii
permit personal spite 10 cripple tn
state or reflect upon is honor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09
sloO REwAHD. 500

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been able To cure IN ail its stages, and
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Halls catarrh cure II taken Internal
~. acting directly upon the blood and
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-09
As no ARMoRIEs.

T1 HREE bills to construct ma.
uonal Euard armories have
been passed by the senate and
probably viii be passed by the house.
There Is no Objection TO the state
building arfnories. They should be
built IN fact. and maintained after
they are built But Il does seem as
n the legislature is getting the cart
before the horse IN connection with
the building up 81 our militia system.
Al Gallup. where one Of the proposed
armories II 10 be located. there Is no
national guard company and there
can be no company there until the
adjutant generals department and the
military code Of the state has been
properly established. supported and
equipped b. legislative enactment. n
the legislature will enact the bills
pending for the support and direction
~ the national guard and IL various
branches, there viii be- 30 objection