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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
PEocalx ~ Albuquerque.
Tncaon az ri paso.

Things look considerably orishter
Tor the bal club all ways. The can
vasslrr committee wound up its
round yesterday with about % dona-
lions OF $50 apiece and more In sisht,
and with the prospect Of cash ia the
nav chest Il H. expected that all ana
more az the waning pepper VIII be
restored 10 the pastlmiag machine.
|The plsysrs gave evidence yesterday
that thev we're amin on their toes
and more heartencd 90 hght the COM
mon foe, even IN defense OF the UNI
pire.
The committee viii go out asain To-
morrow. IT'S aim has been 20 SET 80
donations o. $50 apiece. u has hieh
hopes nov OF doing considerably bet
ter than that.
.-rhc club viii 60 on said Roy
Mcdonald. vice president OF the state
Rational bank. and one OF its leading
supporters. with great confidence.
Yesterday games continued the
Interesting state Of afaira In the per-
c.ntaee column. Willis the DUKES
were losing a tight game to the Sem
ators. Tucson was going under before
~ Paso.
The conflict at Hopewcii Geld was
chiefly noteworthy for the fact thar
vmpire sterling quit the game as a
proleFt against rowdyisnl Manager
Hestcr wns the rowdy. He rushed
across the diamoad from his station
az drst base 10 roar at close deelsinh
and with a torrent % abuse showed
me nmpire Backward. II was a low
frrmV exhibition, and because Of "a
~ceriain chlIdishness in the action u
dissustcd TIE spectators even more
man a robust srown-up punch "oula
have done.
Instead OF firing Hester from the
esme and dining him, sterling Wal1ea
10 the Dukes bench and tore on ms
protector.
.Im through, he said.
sN. Cod said Manager Reed 10
v~-fde-cved amazemcnt. you're not
I soins 10 lea a player .un YOU out OF
the same, are you2 never hearu WI
anythi1g like that 10 ms ne!
sterling said nothing for rev
I minutes. but finally after pleaalhs
from Reed and a sort 81 ap"''ss from
Hester. the umpire went back 10 NJ
iob. Hester cut his kickins' nc
Wa thoruugh about hls good De-
ba,lor. too lie didn't peep even
when Howard Murphy-cntrely a,-
eidc9tally. 81 course-colidod Win
him use n c%nnnuuhall express IN
turning nrsi. Murphy failed Co nll'
! Bcstrr outright. but that was merels
4 matter q. luck. Murphy landed on
Hester with the following. ltem' one
shoulder. item. ono elbow item, ine
other elbow. item, $50 knees. IntIe
! ,,a, have been other kuohhy sections
~ Nprphys anatomy in the ahnIr put
tbrv were not dlstinguishablf ln th'
tarelc. And Hester didn't gay ,
I thina. uu even smiled ifltloit 'n'
| rou-tl.. albeit % somewhat NeAh.
smle. Maybe there is "a diteren e.
| .,etwrcn starting thiuss with am "-N
miro named sterling ana "a '"li p'a
lcr pamcd Murphy. Maybe %
ycs.
stice 90 pin iu this; % Hester per-
I .,rts l9 making % simlsu ni p "i''
! miro and .s allowed Co got awuF WIZ
Il 90 -Hi a. q iut 20 kll the leai no
n .snt ln human uature f0r the oih''
/ ntsvera not 90 follow an mpi
| haltirs lead and the dag thht s'i'
of thing becomes hallway eeh'lAl
goodbye league
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

u was said today President Wilson
viii bo iu ro hurry about mnkius
permanent appointment ana that hos
most li,"lt choice tor tho place was
AR Lansing
Secretary Garrison wla being men
toned today buI 30 H1s thpught th'
president would vIu Goo keep him 20
his present position because of the
M'ylcau situation and plans tur r.-
Organization of the army which SIS,
Garrison h1s under WAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Washington, juno O. Secretary
Daniels today b%roadcncd the scope of
the court OF inquiry now citing M the
naval academy = hat its report will
include a summary of methods, opera
lions In safeguarding examination pa
pers and the means employed On piac-
ing responsibility IN case Of their loss
as wcll ns recommendation for the
Improvement 81 existing c|nditious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Having been invited 60 attend a
function at Hopewoi field In honor
OF senator Herbert Hester aud eight
other little solons we turl the coli
umu over 20 Chester McMoyian. Ches-
ter writes "a letter To- the editor-a
foolish thing. because regular editors
Move. read anything they don't write
thcmHelves-and while 30 looks as Ut
81 was dono o. hand on % typewriter
a reads ua ~ % we're written with a
club. listen Co the soft-spoken
Chester:
Editor uf Evening Herald'
why cannot Albuquerque support
1nf bali says somebody.
Albuquerque can support base
bull"-but not tiddiedewinEt.
Albuquerque viii support baseball
but not a she'll tame foistcd on her
by schcdulc-nakers afflicted with
humps and cerebrum.
People arc not fools. Take an oN-
ample. The Dig cities are full oi
ephemcral "small-timc" stores. ever
spriuring up m~ushroomllke, whose
proprictors. generously advertising 20
SCH something practically FOR Moth
ing. are found TO be really tryins 10
sen the public nothing Tor something
Thee think that the public Be- han
htnss.' but in two OF three months
find ont their mistake and are COM
strained a. bike elsewhere, perhaps
90 try the same old gumc. The puo-
l!c has Some brains, after al.
baseball has been on IN the lti"
Grande lonEuo for "a month. For f"
whole month the Albuquerque team
nos boon meeting t%niicndcrs N"t "
hrst division team bias nee heeh en-
eountorcd ia that time. No same ma.
boon pIlscd that hiss not Occn playcl
witr "a virtual tnilcndcr. Tho team
haa j|ouru,Yod hundreds nl mile
hut withai BE- cuntriFed Co sail Fnu'ii'
b. both phoenix and 10 Pnso. som'
of these tailcnd teams would nave
b,en rir prey. ON on-dayF at any
rate. Tor half1 the sah0oinoy hffrc-
ro1s of Sew York. Phlladelphi'
/ BOSTON and Chicago. Falstah men
in-buckmm had nothing ON th''n'
"wbv cannot Albuquerque support
wei. Chicaeo is ouc of tine best
having baseball cities iu the D"Hn-
ltrg. But lf the Chicago American.
had Been mouutonuufly playing
/ Cleveland for 1 month stcadl, "hIi'
/ Detroit. Boston and Sew York were
HAVING merry .o-rouud amuuH
F, tBemselros Chieagp woplI probably
stop supporting 'uaHnhrh and o." o."
/ rig,ius GRAMS. Ctlus ls l1tcgcstu
al tImos-uud costs less
u ans schedule comparable "lih
IthI. 1910 Gmndc schedule of th" year
lilI1 has evolved itself Boo the human
mind lrum the palcolthie limo when
/ Richmond nf whoever % N1r hIn9
the Hrst bIR-leasuc curve bail to ihe
| present das. let Ja have che data
about U
Come ON. somebody, anE when
CHESTER .NuNLAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

sirous 90 aycrting war would orange
FOR "a way out " tho problem which
could hunrably bee accepted by the
United States.
At ~ 30 o'clock Mir Bryan left the
state department and went Geo th"
White House whore President wilson
received him.
n WIS arranged 90 start the note
over the t|elceraph wires 1t O'Clock
this afternoon / Is about 1900 words
10 lcrgth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Remember this is the last
sale of this stock. Buy your
toys and Xmas goods while
you can get them at one.ffth
of what you will nave to pay
later. The leader bankrupt
stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
UMPIRE CUsACK rs
BARRED FROM FIELD

Lincoln, Nc9., June a-tu plrc
Cusuck ~ the Western league was
denied admission to the local park Toe
day Go umpire The gamf hct this
Lincoln and Sioux cit clubs, and
left the pars entrance after Dc had
been threatened With arrest d. Pres
idcnt Hush T.. Jones OF the local
team. The barring Of the umpire
from the para Wla tine outro uc ut
the dispute yesterday ahon the game
between Lincoln ana pcs Moincs was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
Circuit Ships
Gossip aud Dope from Papers
Ia League Cities


II fuso Times.
Yesterday afternoon the n'ttih-
order OF the local CLUB underwent con-
siderable changes lake Bauer "r'it
Installed in the lead-on position. whl'e
Kitty knight went to First base Eco thr
place uf Joe Mafhes who was sent i'
the left pasture hy Manager Me'los'
key While in the oiiy Saturday The
uIlot announced hIs Intention oi
sWltchlns the batting order boo AN ei'
fort 90 torn the tide. and which VIII
doubtless show 90 advantage in thr
rear futarc on tho home grounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

~ MA 81.
many pfepIulNA % tNt4 plan 20 "HiHN
-. nNHaN no t,tu8Ftt ~ frrpo1t
The srrpnt te.'t ot etneferet
81 ~ ne 'fn'.e NN'en .neel4 " KY
1HH4 ~ rrHHfh y Atnrf'fNnH ti"'
~ aH'9a ~ Wy" tAtt''
- ttpfnrNif'pn.
tWF'tsent pno4AN N,At a. Sonny
Hhf nopin ~ American et,-.n
~ YefmNira ~ tnfc'fe ~ .enntr.
" mar ~ efeyei.fe nton : ef.iset...
4n,p when hr knows fNnt nc sn'p
VII pass throuNh p ufnfer @rne ine
q4tasinH - no NAetnfr En- Amcttrnn
e'tlAeH nae 2 fishs pnaes mstsna'len-i
law 20 tfafc' On Fe'etesrn. Fnst
tlse HneAsipn y "Nttnrr - o"snt ~
ont y crpt.atFat@n tef his eoanu,,
II not faF biz e4n sats'ti avoid oen-
ser NhtnI a~feiaapre ppssin,e.
~ y 4 very rn't'etn
ihas e1mpele > spfrfnment = e 20
~ oqef . cilaen's rlthtt onp tr''eses
ne ci,ixen % Az e~pi.sations 'e ~.
slider ~ aaiipn,s welfare uo -.
kppn JUST ho~ nr tne ptf..oens ~
lesatf ~ ~ netuA.,t pisfsH
Afitfitans irfin uHse..nt or 1919,
eFrnt ships, but believe tne tv
efnmtNi should 50 a. lar - ~
tng thai "a Nase 9 : No",s 49,.
0iFe tnt nrnent ct ne ooo'' g -
Feteuimsni
'lffen nc 8~rfefHMent e'.,'
lczHiiy rfetent cauNe"a t'o"
fnf on ~nrliisef1nt sniP.' " -v-.,
IN my lndement snnnip ~.
wise AinrfirR1 eititfna ~.
themaelfff or we feA.e =. 'no- $500
~ ana Nnts ~ opr'' ""-
~efnfnst "'ul' he nes.
tttcs inN o. NeAssp.
President Tan aati-e1 An
81 ieatf Aetiro Nnen tu.A ~,
aroAe M thffe, ana ht.s,1,"t 49,.
syn HES rtFceted tht HuNee
adNlrr, ~ my 1nhtNcaN N1t
~ wise ana : taint ths
fhpnia nf i"'i""ee -
ins Amsfi'nu' - He'P y"
.ect 20 nttaek.
tnint' '"r' sn", a'-a go
fcneer thire conia PC psonl'itse i''n
earrfinF Adn"nNi/on' y
pnnsen4efs "nfht N"t Y" oe
90 hF chrfntH oi tN,mN"'eleH Mne
that DANGER comes rom po9s.
piosions within er TOM P'
lacks NlthcN- FA.1ehto'
mneitipn sh"utu n"t r-N
The nttHntpi 70 ptffent
liens from tnenFrihs tnefe
nfeiy CONSISTENT WIN ~ e.o's
our government e m@"1us !" Ply
aiiaefs from hnomntines
lnf Use - o"s 3t"' 49,
exclude nc we me ~
most tsniiiaf huHtrti'"" "
tonne ~ Y ~@.'.n n a
pnl eutholitles enfinE TO- -
the duty OF the mayor -
mon and % prevent Nloienus " ~
100 10y n S,rr. ~ rio,..
AfeP 2" /, 49, -,-hs. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

o. X. Robertson who Mas ofen y.
~ me sale Of saxon ears at
the korDer garage for SOM .m
W. ,e.ves today for Kansas Guy
III viii locate. Mr Robertson
eame Mere from Kansas cfs ~ nas
slsh h sale Of saNonr ana mas
been very successful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

This is positively the last
sale OF the bankrupt stock Of
the Leader store Buy your
wants now and save money at
the Leader Bankrupt Store,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

CONTINUED from Page onc.)

guilt or innocence having been shown.
We sec mo- reason FOR taking TINS gIsc
out ui the ordinary rules uf law aud
Justice ana feel constrained NOT 600 Iu-
terferc with fGc enforcement ut th,
orderly Judgment uf the courts
The Dissenting Report.
Commissioner Patterson 100 his dire
scntinp report said
"lf we lake thc evidence outside .i
that nf C1ul,f and Frank we lind
Frank and Duul"r had equal nppog-
tuhity aud motive for committing tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Robert H. Moore and Rcbccca Ber-
nice Miller took ont 70 murriarc license
al tho office of County clerk a.. r..
Wal6tr today. Edward J.. Nagle and
Henrietta ioeha also took out 81
license.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

fcore. "
s,,tr.- e-c GOO fn1-i3 IS %
y.,s 800 900 0u0 o 2 4
p,,t.re cicntie anA schalk; Nc
nale Coiircli ana swceny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
ToDAY's GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
n.troil. I5i nostoa. Q.

e..,4. u. II. r..
u.,r.u .06e I6g Sae-i5 ~ ]
roston 900 geo 9o0- o . 2
batteries. Dauss, steen ana haNe''
roilinr pennock and carrls"n'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
IA.AGIE

r. r. y.
proollvo ..O20 o0a 600 u Z
Ciaruaaii 400 600 o0o-l .
patterirs, PREFER and McCart3
po-t-iass Toucl and Clark.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Ffo4f
81 f4,ais ..oi0 geo ooe-i 2 !
wa,htnetaa .e0g coz eek s Q
pattefics Weiiman. FcrrymAn ana
arnsW shaw and Henry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Phoenix. 8. Albuquerque. :.
III Paso. 8; Tucson, o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

sc0rei y
0e0 400 IGxw1 . J
r.,teries. Morgan. kitiserling ana
u..fSen Ifpham. scaton ana ifai''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Score. +,
rnrtan .... goo 0e1 o2o-2 !
plts,aNah a1o $50 olN-' !
patterios TYLER Cfntcher Hess
and wha.iur. GowdY; MammauA 'hu
Glhfon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

ENCHEQUER
RESPONDING TO
COLO CURE

Big Block OF Donations Sc
cured and More In Sight;
Heaters Rowdyism Drives
Umpire from Game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Let the nsrsla want ae DO you'
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
WARNEF0RD WINS
ANOTHER CROSS

Paris. June %. {. go D. ny
a. j. W%arucford. Canadian a,i-
} atur. who on Monday destroyed
a German Zeppelin. has been
; given the cross Of the .Lcg,o on OF
Honor oa the recommendation
90 General Jomrc.
Warneford waa Yesterday
given The Victoria cross Dos King
Gcorgc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

ei.xeiand. i2 Minnenpoiis ~
amen city SOL Columbus g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09
rDERNLLENGUI
LINING EN- OUT

Crisis In affairs OF the baseball club
is said 90 be passing 10y over The
announcement is tempered by the
fact that II doesn't apply to standing
Ia percentage column.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

,FpIsnNL LEAGUE

secret
,.ttt.c.e o 0i2 COOS %
patteries. Ford and Blair snsss
ana Jaetiitsch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-09

Witty contemporary refers 90 Fle-
harty as FLEA This gives enemy an
abb when the ea0-pound insect de-
molishes them. Overcome by hop.
Appearance OF Boss Reed In UNI
torn ~ interesting In that Il gives "a
hint OF what Business Mn1nger Tom
Hughes would look uSe IN the same
scenery.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
MONEY TO LOAN

Applications received for loans from $1OO.O0 to $10, 000.O0, on improved and unimproved town property and farm lands. Inter- est s per cent straight Interest payable annually or semi-annuaI- ly. Time: one to ten years App plicant for loans will please give description, location, and valua- tion of property offered as secu- rity for loan. State improve ments and valuation of same,
 We want County representa- tives to receive applications for oans, appraise property. and serve as our exclusive represent ative. Attorney or real estate man preferred. Applicants for
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
ALBANY NEWS

We are having some pretty sunShiny. days now. which Is greatly appreciated by all. The farmers'seem to.be making good use of the pretty lweather, re- pairing their. fences and sowing ats.
 We are sOrry.to hear of Henry Almond getting his leg broke. The accident occurred this a. m. |, lbout S:30 o'clock, by a log fall ng on his leg.
 ]. k. Lambert, the leading merchant of this place, IS still buying ard selling mules, horses and all klnds of produce.
 ClydeIThorntonl visited home folks Saturday:and Sunday, re- turned to Texarkana Monday.
 The Nazarene church will soon be completed attSutton.
 Our Sunday school started Sun- day. Every body invited to at- tend everytSunday.
 Galloways's saw and shingle mill is running.tmost every day.
 The State High School is pro- pressing nicely.
 Constable Geo. Ward was seer Monday with another darky 1T custody.
 Dr. Sutton.is. having some fin ishing work done on his house.
 There was a large number oi people, both old and young, en- loved a nice entertainment at the home of w. T. Owens near thi, place Saturday night.
 Luther Armstrong, J. I. ot Emmet Township. and family
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
NO SALOON MONEY FOR THEIRS

Writing from Emporia, Kansas Walt Mason says in Golfers: It is a favorite claim of the saloon men that { h e y support the schools, their license money us- ually going to the school fund. The answer to this is that Emp oria has just built a high school costing $135, 000- which is going some for a town of 0.000 people. All the grade schools are housed in handsome buildings, the best teachers obtainable are hired, and none of them has to sue fer his wages.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
H0W'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any.case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 We. the undersigned, have known F. J. heney for the last l5 years, and be- lleve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made oy his firm,
 National Bank of Commerce,
 Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally y acting directly upon the blood and mn cous surfaces of the system. Testlmo- nials sent free. Take Halls Family Pills for cOnstipa- ton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

loans. and applicants for agen- cies positively required to furn- ish at least two character refer ences and forward postage, five 2c stamps. for application blanks full particulars, and prompt re- ply. Write Southern Office,
 Southeastern Loan Assn, Fourth
 National Bank Building. Atlanta Ga. Adv 2-19-4t
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
THE:0
After some delay will com

After some delay will come again.
 The past week has been very pleasant for farm work. Some around here have been gardening.
 There is some sickness in this vicinity, but not serious. Mrs. Jim McAteer is on the sick list, also little John Beaver and Karie Lee Gulley.
 Born ToIMr. and Mrs. Eddie Knight, a boy.
 H. J. Kirk, successor to Gulley md Kirk, is doing good business hreshing peas.
 Bud Thompson 0 f Rosston, route 1. passed through our neigh Dorhood one day last week.
 J. R. Jackson and son. Ray mond of Chichester, were in this vicinity last Friday.
 Amer Sweatman was a csller at J. F. Knights home last Sun- day.
 Charley McAteer and family returned to Arkansas after stay ing in Texas about two years. They have occupied the parson- age near his old home place.
 Miss Lillie Potter's school clos ed at County Line last Friday with a nice program. There was a large attendance. and every one seemed to enjoy themselves greatly. Music was furnished Uy thesMessers Sweatman and Creech. Dr. Wilson of Pine Bluff gave a very.interesting talk.
 Hurrah for County Linel If there be no providentially hind rance, Bro. Fincher will fill his appointment at County Line the third Sunday. Everybody go out to hear what he has to say. We are most sure he can help us all.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. McAteer visited Lafayette Delaney and wife, Sunday.
 What has become of Hopewell?| Come on all you correspondents.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19
POOL COTTON AND HAVE 1T GRADED

Another opportunity rises out of our distress cotton itself. As l see 1t. a great deal of cotton is going to be held and must be held for a period much longer than is usual. Some of this will
 be held by farmers. While com pelled t0 hold it would it not be a good idea to go around the com- m lnity and organize the farm ,rc, either as a union or other we. and have that cotton graded and classified? Then when the mar ket opens, and the war is over, or when relief comes, the organ izatior would know what cotton it had it's grade and class. and would be in better shape to take matters up directly with spinners and make an effort to place the cotton to advantage. It seems to me that this thought is worth trying out. at least in some com munities. Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

visited J. R. Lambert Saturday and Sunday. Luther is one of Emmet's best farmers.
 J. P. Ames contemplates nov ing to his new home near Union church soon. We are sorry to see Mir. Ames leave our burg.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

For Sale-A scholarship to Draughon's Business College, Little Rock Arkansas. Call or write this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-02-19

SPECIAL OFFER-For only cents we will send you postpaid the two latest numbers of Toddy'S. This is so you can see for yourself that for Latest Styles, Newest Fancywork, Fascinating Stories, Best Recipes, Household Labor and Money Savers, Recreation and Good Cheer, To- days Is superior to any magazine you ever saw Send cents now.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-20

Quite apart from the criminal classes.
IT converts the useful. orderly citizen
who has become an habitue into a dam
gerous character. 1t wrecks him indi-
vidually and jeopardizes the position OF
all who depend on him. and in the end
drives him to crime. The Illicit sale Of
the drug is the most difficult to cone
with. and the habitual use OF II tenn
porarily raises the power OF criminal
to a point where in resisting arrest there
is no hesitation to murder.
1t is more appalling in its effects than
any other habit-forning drug used in
the United States.
There is absolutely trustworthy infor-
nation that the use of this drug has
spread widely among the criminal classes
OF our large cities. that it is used by
those concerned i'm the white slave traf
fC to corrupt Young girls. and that when
tho habit of using the drug has been es-
tabliSh"d il is hut a short time before
IN" latter fall to the ranks of proStitu
ton.
Apart from the outlaw population. the
use OF cocaine threatens to creep into the
higher social ranks of the country. There
scerIs to b. no doubt that an ever in
creasinS number of our soldiers and sail
ors are falling to the Use of cocaine.
This has grown out of the evil prac
The Washington herald., 1915-02-20
RUSSIANS PREPARE
FOR new OFFENSIVE
Mass 100000 Men on Flock Lines
for New Drive-Cerman At
tacks Repulsed.

Petrograd. Feb. 19.-German armies are
continuing their terrific attacks upon tn,
300-mile Russian front between the Me
men and Vistula rivers. but it is Of
ficially claimed here that the troops OF
Grand Duke Nicholas are successfully
withstanding the assaults. In the Car
pathians. because OF indications that the
Austro-Gernan attacks there are weak
ening. the Russian troops have In turn
opened an offensive and have gained a
number of successes with their counter
attacks.
On the northern front. Russian re-en-
forcements have been sent to the region
Of Augustowo and Flock over the new
military railways which have been
structed since the war began and II was
asserted here today that the armies OF
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg are now
confronted by 10000 fresh Russian troops
who will take the offensive as soon as
the Germans heavy losses compel them
to slacken their attacks
Claims made by the German war Of
flee that $1,000 Russians We're captured
when they retired from East Prussia
were branded as absurd by Minister of
War Sukhomlinoff today. he reiterating
the claim that the Russians effected their
withdrawal from German territory with
out severe losses either in men or equip
ment.