The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-28
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about EveIyn's history and 20 much
about her limbs that us time things
were balanced up.
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JUDGING by her later history
Eveiyn's earlier nfe record should be
risht shocking.
A MILLION gallons Of California
wins buried laet week. Il was vail
ued at half a million. OF half q dol
lar a gallon. This H. the same hubby
stun We buy In a French bottle for
four-hfty a pint. and service extra.
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NEBRASKA. says a scientist was
once a sea hoor. PROBABLY as proven
by the Unusual production OF CLAIMS
and fossils.
MAYBE the German socialists are
little premature IN demanding
peace; u they really want safety first.
o.
RUMANIA proposes 20 disband her
army and go out OF traiaing. A real
good fighter these DAYS demands a
guarantee before entering the ring.
o.
THE LEAGUE to enforce peace
probably VIII become the ancestor of
the league which tried to enforce
peace and fooled the JOB.
A CORRESPONDENT solemnly in
formed this nation saturday that
President Wilson wasa't disturbed
whea baby Sayre cried. This Is really
a remarkable exhibition Of calmness
and poise-lf the president sleeps In
the same room with Baby Sayre.
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THE zAPATA coat OF arms bears
h mystic MOTTO. Lick EN- All"
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SINCE the a Francisco mint
has commenced striking on tho new
$50 gold pieces the Buffalo nickel and
the Liaccln penny are losing ground.
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BRITISH TROOPS are said TO be
camping on the original 4te Of the
Garden Of Eden. There are no ap-
piles there now; bat snakes a plenty.
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Some scenery. hoy. some Sscncry.
(Ry J. II, Shepard in Clovis News.)
The Clovis News representative &C.
cepted a place In G. w Harrison's
Maxwell 81 Monday afternoon and
accompanied that prince OF good fell
lows TO Texico-FarweiL.
II was a very common. uncou non
day. The Hover perfumed. oxygen
laden breeze played gently about. The
soft ray OF a New MeNico-West Texas
sun. In laughing merriment. spilled
sparkling diamonds around. The
s%preadins g-rass-covered praire. the
growing fields OF corn. the kahlr and
grain. the lowing herds Of tat cattle,
the sleek horses, the sturdy farmer,
with modern machinery. strong mules
and draft horses, diligently about the
most honest and honorable business
IN the worid-thiS yes all this, was
seen and felt IN the drive Of ten miles
stretch between Clovis the
Magic city M Tcxico-Farwell, the
Twin Cities"
sisns Of prosperity beamed on
every hand. C-ontcntmcnt peeped
very door Of every farp home
along the way.
An Here ~ beauty for YOU. so
common to New MeXico-West Texas
but rare In many portions Of the
r. the writer, We appeared TO be
through the lEnd OF cnchant-
ed dreams. So intoxicated was he
with tho perfumcry Of The breeze. the
grandeur Of the scenery, the great
ness. and the supsr-z Guidance Of the
quality climate.
II bordercd on rudcness when
friend Harrison said. I'VE are in Tex
Ico-Tarwell. DO you want to get
The glorious beauty OF this glorious
country is not chopped on az the city
u has leuped oycr the mag
mary line that separates city from
country. Many Of the business
are built substantially Of brick
and stone MANY of the residences
costly. and the architecture pleas
ing. Many of the men are dig heart
ed and bis Drained, Moe; of the w"-
men are the most intelligent and Gull
who nave reached military agc since
December. and II does not consider
the men past the strict military g
who have been or may De called upon
for service, There are undoubtedly
many men between the axes Of a. ana
So who are capable Of taking their
places at the front on for service IN
other capacities where strong ana
healthy men are needed, \ consider
alton OF these two elements should
swell the figures somewhat, bat not
enough. perhaps. 20 affect materially
this writer's conclusions u his other
calculations are sound. The conclu-
sion appears irresistible 20 him that
Germany IL facing the most serious
phase of the %struggle Of the war. al
together apart from material and
commercial considerations, and he
concludes.
II IL hardly necessary 10 add that
what IN true of German In this con
nection b. more emphaticaily true In
regard g. the Austrian resources in
men and economic capacity The