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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02

way They must be allowed to form
special regiments of different classes,
So that while one regiment may CON
tain loo men fit TO be officers, am
other regiment may contain less than
ten
Men Of ages varying from 20 to 40
may be in the same regiment and men
from the strongest to the weakest in
physique may be put in the same regi-
ment with a result that "a group Of
such regiments is worth about half
as much as an equal number Of men
grouped according to the Prusslan
system.
Example of Germans.
Eyewitnesses who We're present at
the reoccupation of Przcmysl by the
Germans speak of the fact that the
active troops occupied the fortress,
and that as soon as it was in their
possession the landwehr or older
men, took their places and the young
men were again put In the field to at
tack.
I'm occupying fortresses and lines of
trenches middle aged men are sub
stantially as good as the youngest.
Germany uses her middle aged men
for this kind of work, and the young
men for active work.
Under the voluntary system whore
old and young are mixed together half
the regiment Of young men are i'm
molilized i'm permanent fortifications
and regiments composed in half of
oldish men are sent on long marches,
with the result that half the regiment
is left on the roadside. II must be
plain that the latter form of organiza-
tion can never defeat the former.
Let it be borne i'm mind that Great
Britain had organized voluntary
army infinitely better than a volun-
tary army has ever been organized be-
fore. and has allowed less politics to
interfere than had been thought pos
sible II has exceeded every standard
of "a voluntary army that has ever
been imaEined and vet has demon
strated just one thing that a large
voluntary army cannot compete with
universal service troops
How can it when major command
ing 500 men has less military cduca-
tion than sergeant commanding
thirty men. yes and often, less mill
tary education than private COM
manding only himself?
Must RcyOlutiOnizc System.
Kitchencrs army has therefore,
done one great thing-it has shown
that the whole military system of
Great Britain must be revolutionized
and after such a system has been
reyolutionized the last years training
will pay for itself i'm full measure in
the new organization,
10 send the present army to the
continent to fight against a better or
ganized better trained German force
is to slaughter so many thousands of
men without any possible chance of
victory
AT this point the reader who is VIII
ing TO credit my statement must think
to himself.
Then England is in a very desper-
ate position
So She would be if il We're not for
her navy. which is as efficient in per
sonnel as it is powerful i'm numbers.
It has met every test and barring ac-
cidents, will continue TO do SO.
IL is for Americans to bear i'm nina
that we cannot expect 20 do better on
land than Great Britain has done. ana
at sea even if our naval authorities
were free 10 conduct the fleet accord
ing to their best opinion, as they
would not be, there are at least three
naval powers that could wipe us OFF
Tho
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02

Sealed bids viii he received at the
office of the county clerk of Bernalillo
county, New Mexico, up to o'clock
in the afternoon of Thursday, August
II, 1915, for the erection Of a build
ing in the county jail yard at Old Al
buquerque, to be built in accordance
with plans and specifications ia the
office Of George r. Hill architect all
work to be done under the supervision
and to the satisfaction of said archl-
teCt.
The successful bidder win be re-
Quired 10 give "a bond. satisfactory to
the board Of county commissioners,
conditioned for the faithful perfor-
nance OF the contract
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY the order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
A. E. WALKER.
Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
MIRACLE ASKED OF
KITCHENER BY PEOPLE
OF GREAT BRITAIN


Noh.'uueu rroI' l-nse @ Ohe'l
THE way department officials have
learned that they cannot do all the
work themselves.
Tho plan Is forming to make Great
Britain nation at war in the same
sense that Germany Austria, France
and Russia are at war, but with no
governmental machinery to do this
with and with a public mind unac-
customed TO such discipline, the task
Is herculaan
Leading politicians have sounded
warning In the most rouslng speeches
ana i'm the same issue of the paper
that these warnings have been pro
uced the military press bureau and
headline writer's have discounted the
speeches by representing some minor
skirmsh as a substantial victory and
by announcing substantial defeat
AS strategic retirement
The most forceful radical politician
IN Great Britain, Lloyd-George, has
taken upon himself the leadership IN
bringing the union working men uh-
der marital law
PatloucallN ne put an the popu-
lauty he had acquired ~ leoulhs the
laborers against their EMPLOYERS ana
aIi nus SupiIetS as Poillleal cam
ldigher 70 lhe service OF the lalioh'
MANY OF nus loIn'er Ool'easues ti we, VIZ
unable 10 sae me necessity OF lIie Illea
sure ne lhlloauCeu' some were VI q
~ Pe ol Hllnu lH"' Cou'u ~ ., .ia 49,, =,
l = Ine ussi"ii 'iil'0 FL ep"i = ~
EV"o' 0eVPPius lu t'"i"i0"i
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.


PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Office Of Commissioner of Public Lands
State Of New Mexico, santa Fo, New
Mexico, June 10. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the provisions Of an Act Of Congress up-
proved June 20, 1910 the laws OF the state
90 New Mexico and the rules and rcgula-
tions Of the state land office the commits
sioner uf public lands will offer at public
sale. to the highest bidder at 3 O'Clock p,
m. on Tuesday September the 2lst 1915,
in the town of Albuquerque. county OF Ber-
nallllo. state Of Now Mexico, IN front of
the court house thoreln, the following de-
scrlbed tract Of land, viz:
Lots t. g. 8 4 Sec. 16. TWP 10, ~ r. 9
e.. containing 1915 acres. There are no inn
provements on This land
No bid will be accepted for less than ten
dollars $4,000 per acre, which is the ap-
praised value thereof
The above sale OF land will be subject
to the following conditions, VIZ. The sue
oessful bidder must pay to the commission
cr OF public lands or his agent holding such
sale. one-tenth Of the price offered by him
for the land, 4 per cent interest In advance
for the balance Of such purchase price the
fees for advertising and appraiscment
and all costs incidental to the sale herein.
and each and all Of said amounts must be
deposited in cash or certified exchange at
the time Of sale and which said amounts
ana all Of them are subject TO forfeiture
to the state Of New Mexico tt the success
ful bidder does not execute a contract with
IN thirty DAYS after same has been mailed
TO him by the stale land office. said CON
tract to provide for the payment Of the
balance Of the purchase price of said lands
In thirty equal annual installmeuts with in
terest on all deferred payments at the rate
of A per cent per anuum, in advance, pay
monts and Interest due on October lst "
each year aud such other conditions, obi-
cations reservations and terms as may be
required by law.
The commissioner u public lands or his
agent holding such sale reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids offered az such
sale. Possession under contract of sale for
the above described tract VIII be given on
or before october L. 1915.
Witness my hand and the official seal Of
the state Land Office this 10Th day Of
June A. y 1915.
ROBERT =. ERV1EN
Commissioner of Public Lands State Of
New Mexico
Tirst publication June 81. 1915; last pub.
licatlon August 23. 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
LOST

1~~~.~~-~-~S~N-S-~-~~~-~~~ ~~~-~N-~~-~N-~-~-~~-~-
LOsT--knight Templar charm suitable re-
ward will be paid 30 returned % sturges
hotel.
lost or STOLEN Horse branded D q q.
about E years old rod pony Return ta
Feuz Moptoya Old Albuquerque ami re-
eeiVe reward.
H0STA rall ~ money containing t3a in
bills and a check ~ sit Think Iast 1n
Central avenue downtown district Saturday
night Return 10 40 South Walter and
receive reward
LIBERAL REWARD for bay horse stolen
eleven hands high. 10 years old. weight 200
pounds. hind feet white. dark maue and
tall, branded on both hips.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
FWlR SNMnE

$4,000 room modern bungalow
hot water heat. hardwood floors, 3
sleeping porches, liighIauds
$4,000 -6-room bungalow modern,
pebble dash finish, Highlands,
close in
$1,600--3 four-ro1m frame cottages
on three lots, near shops, close in,
rent for S32 per month A fine in
Vestment
S1,5O0--3-room frame bungalow,
modern, two sleeping porches. 90
f. lot. near car line. 4th ward.
$2,500-F Five-room frame. bath barn
chicken houses, shade and fruit
trees lot l00X142, 4th ward.
$S,OOO-S-room, frame dwelling, mod
ern, fine shade, good outbuildings;
3rd ward close in.
A. FILIEISCI6llElR
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
Nlrs I.in,Iser DIVING.

Santa re, Aug. Mrs Lindsey
mother Of Mrs. Charles A spiess OF
East Las Vegas is very low and ply
sicians hold out no hope for her re-
cONerN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
FOR RFNT-offloe Rooms

~-~N~~~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~ ~-~s0-~-~~-~.~-e-~-e-~-~~S
FOR RENT--Onice suite In W0odmen Duild.
Ing after June lst Inquire D A. Mac.
4harsnn Journal nHioa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
oooooooooooooooooooosoooo
EnR sALH.-Ilnnsaa.

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FoR sALE sA.r1om brick residence
chicken house and stable. own watcf
plant 1907 West Marble <phone t2olJ.
F0R sALE-sucuy modern foursroom
bungalow. on your terms provided miui-
mum monthly payment Of SO Is made
Phone t292w
FOR SALE -Thrcc-room house la The ulgh-
lHuds, two screened purrhcHi large lots
outbulldlnRs Terus $50 cash balance sie
per month. Address owner, Box lil so-
corru, n. Az
FOR sALB owner leaving town, must
dispose of home n highlands Five
rooms modern shade and frut trees. at
your own price, good Investment terms
Phonc So or call $40 West Copper
FOR sALB-Modern 4-room frame houae,
In Highlands. on street car line, close 10
Santa fee shops, ideal location Newly
Dapered throughout Two screened porchea.
large enough TOR beds. Terms reaaanable.
Inquire sl4 santh ndith street
FoR sAI4E--MlscelIaneous.
~S~~~~e~e~~~~-e-@~~~N~-
ron SALE Cedar posts Phone l5t2W
FoR SALE Buegy aud harness and wind
mill 3oS south Second
ron SALE rbree-secuon hool,oasg choap
can an West rontral
FOR sAt.E oaltaud roadater ii bargain.
Cai $40 Wcst Coal phono o6s.
POR sAtE dool bugsy ohohu for casb
W. W McNIlluu. .ll Nett 91ld.
FOR sAl.E uscd cara. nIl n All aaudl
ton aud yeg cheap huilof auto D1
tOH sALE-Undorwood lypowrtpr goua
order $50 il6 second street Phone lld
FOR SALE SAXON foadatot u uerfect orr
Der Or VII tmde for cly lotH rhme l09.
F0R SALE -Ncary now Miller range,
dresser bu1ss bed. rus worry choap ma
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
ShricaNy First Glass

FOR SALE one of the best built
new homes it has eVor been our
pleasure 90 offer IN Lowhuds, very
close in Santa he brick four
rooms. bullt-iu bookcases china clos
cts and kitchen cabinets Also has
large sleeping room, kitchen and
front porchos Hardwood floors hig
closets modern plumbing and strict
ly up-to- date in every respect Price
reasonable and terms TO your liking.
7FlBlAXTOlN & co.
2l1 West Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02

EAh AHNh-~ AAVthhNt
e>~s~~e~e~~~eN-~~~~~~~-~ -~e~~e~eN~-Ne-~~S~@~~-~~-
North.
FOR RENr-Modern rooms; no sick, btsA
West Central
FOR RENT-Oue or Two rooms and kltrh-
euettc furnished 2lo North Fourth
BY DAY or week, modern furnished rooms
seas and $3.50 week. Grant building
ooeH wea' Centrai
FOR RENT Large. airy raoms special
rates hy wcck or month Grand Central
] hotc cornet Second and Central
ron RENT Newly furnished modern
room ground floor private entrance cons
! meets with bath i0u North Sixth. Phone
| l6ib, tGoutomen only
south
| FURNISHED front room. modern; no slok
no children. tii West silver
/ FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping i2f south SECOND
/ FOR RENT Furnished rooms for house,
keeplng cal 5g2 West central
/ FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping no sick. SCI
! West silver
FOR RENT Nicely furnished, modern
front rooms for employed ladies'. Maloy
/ Apartment ala South Ihltd
| FOR RENT Three large cool rooms sleep
ing porch ana bath. completely furnished
Tor housekeeping olo West Coal
Highlands.
FOR RENT-Lght housekeeping rooms
2is South Walter Phone 4O2
/ FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms, with
aleepmg porchrs bl6h East Central
pOU UENT Vice iaige airy rooms with ok
retent hoard ct reasonable rates Phone
l5s5W l2i south Edlth
FOR RENT Nicely furnished FRONT room,
modern. lao sick prire reasonable, gem
ilsman prcteucd. s36 Nmth Wnlter
FOR RENT-Dwellinga
-o-4-~--~~~-r4<@ee ~-s-rsrTr~~rrss-,-~------ss
North.
ron RENT 5-room modru brick With
range aud shade at zoos Forester APP
ply p2t Forester
FOR HENT-On August t3th four room
brick partly furnished bath, electric
lights gas. SEQ; water paid Phone l306J.
on npulre 4l5 Granite nyeuue
FOR RENT Real bungalow for two. new
ana clean, cabinet kitchens sleeping
porch front and rear porchesi fine shadei
furnished Inquire it0b Roma avenue
south.
For RENT ono fouf-foom Furnished
apartments modern 1907 South second
street Phone 1853
FOR RENT -Four room flat we'll furnlah-
ed t2a water paid. lla4 West Gold Ap-
lply tl5 West Gold or 100 North Walter
ron UTVT- -TIrlnr1i1gV' modern ana rem.
plelciy furnished screened sloopiuR
.....|
VIZ Central rao,o 20
FOR HnNT -Four ana nve-room nicely fur-
nlshed brick clean sanitary condition.
close lui gas range puroncA modern rent
le'a,'.a '', 'ualru a"4 ~ s"nln
-- ~. .ll --se-i ell'l- .,-.--- l--ols -. ~.
uiwhiandH
Fo1 prVsT IIo,,gc a. gog Nor1b Es,iI9h
phone asa or eE7
snd.an toot sa,,th ram
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F'h ht.h Madffhf tNluiHiHhtd 5-fonllisf
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
F0R RENT,--Rooms win Bonrd

FOR RIlNT---RoOns With Board.
N~-~-N~-@-~~~4N~-N~-~-~
FOR RENT-Rooms and board Rates Sl.00
per day GU South Broadway
MODERN rooms with aleeplns pnrehes.
Good board reasonable. 722 south Edilh.
FOR RENr-One nlooly furnished room and
glassed-in sleeping porch. suitable fur two.
with board 40l south Wnlter.
F0H RENT-Niceiy furnished well gen0l-
ated rooms. good board, SIS per week
rooms $3.50 per week. Mrs. Chess, ia
South Edith.
FOR RENT -Nioely furnished wen venuai-
ed room with board. excellent home cook.
ing very pleasant dining room Mrs Good
uer 22i North Eighth street Phone l329W
BOARD on RANCH for health soekers.
room with sleeping porch or cottage two
miles from city; fresh fruit milk and eggs
free CONVEYANCE. pfaffs Ranch Ph. i5DoW
LoCBHART RANcH-The most attractive
health resort. one mile north Of town.
All milk cream and eggs produced on place
Free carriage for guests. Electric lights,
city mail service Rooms or cottages Phone
1889 Mrs W Reed
MRS VfRGfNfA BRfTsCH Formerly of
silver city announces that she has locat-
Ell q high class boarding and r0omlng cs-
tabnshment at 2i0 South Walter street
and Is prepared 90 oner the nncst table
board ln the city al 81 per day Telephone
iA0gW
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
Roswell. CarrizoEa MIail Line

Daily passenger service leaving Roswell
and Carrzozo al $500 ii. m.
Through fare one wav..............tis tis.bt
intermediate points, per mile........ 10
DO lbs baggage free Excess carried.
ROSWELL AUTO CO.
owners and Operators Phone l7l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
WANTEn-PnsllInns.


WANTED Buokkeeprr NJ fourteen years
exporiouce married temperate, rapid and
accurate. desires position with reliable con-
cern can furnish best of references Now
employed by general merchants Not "a
healthseekcr Address Rex caro- journal
WANTED ---MiscelImneoWa.
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing W A. Gon Phone bG8.
WANTED Chickens State kind. ago aud
price Fred Kurt general delivery.
WANTED Empty one aud fivo-gulon
cans j & Baldrldge Lumber CO.. 423
goufb Ffrel atreof
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
WANTED--NIoney.

~~~Ny~~~-~~e~~-N~N~~~~~~~- ~~~~~-~~>~s~~~-~~-~-~~~-N~
WANTED--Loan Of $4,000; Al real estate
security. Address O. W.. care Morning
fnurnal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02

FOR RENT--offlces Apply d A. Maophsr.
son. journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02

WANTED Experienced saiesiades at the
Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-08-02
FOR RENT--Apartmenta.

FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms and fur
nished cottages, sleeping porohea sts
Weaf Conf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

ERE the chap settles back after hes cried
And Is dreams
girl pixyq
hair
black 1
and
o
The New York girl Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

in the way OF reopening the account
il you say so"
Helen thought a moment How
could Warren have done a thing like
this without at least telling her OF IT.
1t was bitterly humiliating and she
felt the color dye her face suddenly.
Evidently my husband Withdrew
the account before We went west,
she said, and has forgotten TO tell me.
I viii consult him before I decide TO
open the account again"
Would you like to have the suit
sent home on approval Mrs. Curtisg'
Yes. you might do that" said Helen
deciding suddenly. At least she would
get something out Of Warren's desire
to hurt her. How dared he do such a
thinge And with her chin held high,
but perIlously near tears, she walked
toward the elevator.
Copyright, 1915. International News
Service.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

brown, so 1 won't take anything IN
that shade.
The saleswoman smiled carefully as
though she were afraid of being too
human, and departed on a hunt FOR
suits She returned in a few moments
with several which she threw care
lessly over a chair
This is a very pretty model. in the
new velour dulaine," she said holding
up a suit Of blue and taking the coat
on2 Here is a mirror"
Helen viewed herself critically. The
suit was belted at the waist and the
skirt was very full She had some
how decided against a very full skirt
FOR this winter.
L like the material she said
finally, but. ] should like something
not so full in the skirt"
Here is suit with narrow
skirt said the woman, holding up
q suit trimmed with beaver. Helen
seIzed 1t quickly. She liked II IN
stantly. IL was a blue suit Of some
SOFT material and had collar and
cuIts OF beaver The same fur edged
the coat and the bottom Of the skirt
ana the tailoring was very attractive.
Ike this one very much" she
said, as she turned slowly before the
glass.
That is very smart. madam, let me
hold the skirt up so that YOU can see
me erect
Helen fell quite in love with the
suit and decided almost Immediately
10 take it. SO sure was she that War
rem would approve that she produced
her card and said that she would take
il home with her OF course, it was
expensive, but Warren was always
talking against getting cheap things.
and she fell perfectly Justified in pay
ing a good price
IN see that you get this as quickly
as possible said the gratified sales
woman. going off with the suit on her
arm.
Helen sat down to wait. and after
an unusually long time looked up 10
see the woman returning. q man fol-
lowing her, and the suit stiu un-
wrapped
The man bowed courteously.
Mrs Curtis2' he queried-
Helen bowed
Il am very sorry to tell YOU this.
nut your charge account has been
Withdrawn from this house Weren
y on aware Of it,
Certainly not said Helen 'I am
sure there must be some mistakes
There is no mistake. madam but Z
would be glad TO do anything for you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Their Married Life
Warren Does Something That ROuses Helen's Utmost
Indignation.

T2LEN had taken Wiuifred 10
school and left her in the care
of the bland looking maiden lady
who had charge. Mary had volun-
tered to help with the large wash
that Helen and the rest had accumu-
lated on the trip, and as. the weather
was decidedly cooler Helen planned
to spend the day shopping.
The subway seemed a little more
endurabIe- Surely the air was not so
suffocating as it had been, and when
Helen finally stepped out in the shop
ping district she felt decidedly like
humming a tune.
The streets We're just as crowded
as ever. There were plenty of women
in Fall suits. and those who did not
wear suits had fur pieces thrown
around their shoulders. Helen. who
had not succumbed to the fad. saw no
real beauty in the popularity Of sum
mer furs, and so she experienced no
feeling OF envy.
She would look at suits that morn
Ing. Her hat that she had bought IN
san Francisco would do very wen for
the present, but she certainly did need
a suit
were thronsed with women on a stll
hunt for the bargains in waists adver-
tised for that day. Helen hurried
along, afraid that she would buy some
thing that she did not need and in
the elevator tried to determine Just
what kind Of q suit she wished to pur-
chase suddenly she remembered that
arren had expressed a wish to 20
with her when she purchased her Fan
suit, perhaps she ought TO call him
up and tell him that she intended 10
look at suits that morning. on sec
ond thought, however. she might have
a suit that she particularly cared for
sent home on approval and then. II
Warren did not care for it. il could
be sent back.
An Expensive suit.
Something in suits. madam as she
hesitates before a hundred and twenty
dollar model of black velvet
Helen started. why, yes" she said
Il am looking for a suit. but nothing
so elaborate as this one"
Take a seat. madam What color I
did YOU wish or haven't you decided +.
on a COLOR"
Something I'm blue. 7 guess" she 1
answered Ny suit last winter was |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

without having brushed my teeth as 10
begin my day without a few simple mo-
lions OF the arms.
Standing erect. stretch the arms at
the sides on a plane with the Shout
ders and twirl them rapidly forward,
around and around. This exercise
strengthens the arms and expels from
the lungs any stale air that remains in
the cells Reverse this motion. twirlins
the arms rapidly backward. The result
OF this motion, persisted in, is a better
line from shoulder TO bust and wear
ing away Of the disfiguring blanket of
flesh that is likely to accumulate be
tween the shoulder blades
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Daily Novelette,
TOO SIMPLE.

just because your wife says you are
the light of. her life. don't 20 out too
mueh--Prof. Simp.
0OOD afternoon" said the great
porarily. Of course"
my husbands actions have been puz-
cling me" began the woman with the
high heeled gown Every evening after
supper he mysteriOusly disappears. and
never returns until midnight. He never
tells me where he has been, but I sus-
pect the worst. for he always comes
back with smear of face powder on
his right shoulder, and I've found long
hairs on his coat Different colored
feminine hairs-pink maroon. mauve
all colors.r
Hum" said the great detective.
thOughtfully. Hum"
Il should say so" replied the woman
in the high-heeled gown.
What's the nearest dance hall to
your housee' asked the great detective.
and she answered. The Palais de Hop"
Springing to the telephone the great
detective called up the Palais de Hop.
Page Mr. Dooser, please" be re-
quested- Hello, is this Mr.. DGsser? It
is2 Thank you, that's all"
wonderful breathed the woman
with the high-heeled gown. I'm start
IN tomorrow and take dancing lessons
myself"
That's the best way to stop him"
agreed the G. d. Eleven dollars.
please"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09

just because your wife says you are
the light of. her life, don't 20 out too
mueh.-PrOf. Simp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
Largest Craze Of War
Contains 1900 Russians

Piotrokon. Poland. oct 9-It IS
zone contains a grave of such propor-
tons as PiOtrOkOW. Beside the little
Russian cemetery. itself filled with
individual graves Of both Russians and
Germans, is vast mound covering
1890 Russians who fell in the fighting
here last November. The grave which
is at one corner Of the battlefield, is
marked by more than score of
crosses, each bearing the names Of the
men lying under it