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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
LEO NJ. FRANK MUST
BANG FOR MURDER

Z WASHINGTON, D. c.. April IT,
The supreme court to-day denied the
habeas corpus writ upon which Leo
Frank sought a new Trial and ha now
faces death unless tho goyarnor Of
Georgia shows him ciemency.
In the opinion of tho court, Frank
has not shown that ha has been de-
privad of any right guaranteed by the
four.eanth amendment or any other
provision Of the constitution or lava
Of the United States; ON the cantrary,
he has been convicted and is now held
under custody under dna process
within tho meaning of the constitu-
ion."'
Justices Holmes and Hughes s.rsng-
ly dissented.
The high courts deeros to-day, was
tho iina step Of one Of, tho seuth,A|
most myierious and sensational nur-
der triAis wAish he uipesi psaiisr
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
MONuME ENTS.
GRANITE.

We are now taking Grders for our
Gust e&rinad Of monuments for the
year which viii he shipped IN on or
ahout the first Of May. We desire all
vino are going 20 be in the market
for a nonument to call on US early
that we may have youe order in time
for the first carload which viii include
al those that are 60 be IN place by
Democration Day 1t Is well to bear
ii mind that we buy IN carload lots
and get the advantage of freight
rates. We have monuments in stock
ad all times and all interested are in
Vlued to drop in and investigate our
PRICES. guality of material, etc.
A8IES & BRADFORD
Durango, Colo. 4-1T-2t
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
MOTION no DROP
CASE IS DENIED

SYRACUSE. N. Y., April 2o.--
Prove your charges is tho gage in
tho battle barnes is waging in ac-
eepting Rooseveit's defense of truth
and Justification Barnes evidence
has been submitted and the plaintiff
rested his case before luncheon.
Roossyalts side admitted all of the
facts of the pubiiestion alleging libel.
II, was announced that Colonel Roose-
vait would prphsbiy be the first wit.
ness for thu defense when the court
reeonvanes this. afternoon.
OF shot poured in, today's opening
statements to the Jury. Barnes law
yarn told tho Jury II was up to Rooss-
ve't to- prnvs that BArnsss wass IN, n.
ltanssl with tn osssksi hAsiasasi ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
now mis-, RAY MET DEATH.

The 81, Johns (Aris,) Herald gives
fhe following account Of the break
ing Of the Lyman dam which result
ed in the death Of Mira, Violet Ray
and two ehildren Of Mancoss The i-y-
man reservoir dam, located ~ milea
above st. johns On the Little Cole
rado, broke tuesday night just be-
fpre midnight, letting loose an he-
mense volume OF water which swept
everything before II for several miles
Gown the river At III iule. a small
settlement close under the dam. eight
persons were drowaed being unable
te escape fsam the adobe house they
occupied. The dead are the three
ehildren Of Mr. and Mira, Ellis Palmer
Gerald, Ross aud Louise, Mrs, Jose
Sayedra, Jn, and her tnfant child;
Mrs, Viole. Ray, her son Dewey, aged
II. and her daughter Hazel, aged .
years, Mrs. Ray and children came
here week OF 80 age with a party
OF homeseekers from Montezuma,
Colo. The men Of the party had ae-
cepted work at the dam temporarily
and all were living there, A family
ey name ef Lyons occupied the same
house with the Rays and the Pa'mers.
but they all managed to escape. Mrs.
Ray aud her son had reached a place
of safety, but went back for her
daughter Hazel and the Palmer chill
dren when the flood overwhelmed
them Nus. Ray rescued two ef her
childPen who are left as orphans.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Makes q feel lake 10,

y suffered with kidney silmsnt
fer two yeers," writes Mrs, NJ. A.,
AFldses, Rehinson. Miss,, ''sad com
Meneed taking Felsy kidney Pills
about ten months aga. am now sbls
~ DO all my werk without fatigue
! am now 81 years of age and feel
llke = id=year-aid girl" Foley Kidney
tllls strengthen and invigorste weak,
ured and dsranged kidnsysi relieve
pAckaehe, weak back, rheumatism and
hlAdder trouble. They are tonic IN
setien,-s, q. Wall. parsase Drug
Co,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Making Good Work Possible.

AS long as one is on his feet he
can work after fashion, no matter
how badly he feels. But you can
not do good work-have ambition
and energy, feel that life is worth
living-with sluggish bowels or tor
pid liver. Foley Cathartic Tablets
do away with that drowsy, dull, tired
feeling. They never gripe or cause
nausea. They're wholesome, cleansing
and healthful Most satisfactory for
stout persons S. G. Wall, Durango
Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
NONlCE or sToClSBoLD LDERs,
MEETING.

NDiioe is hereby givan that there
VIII ba a regular annual maetinp of
me Stoeshoidors of tiie, San Juan
creamery Company, to be held at the
oiiiee Of the said Company in Duran
SO Colo, on the eievanth ono day of
May lal6. at the hour of 7:80 o'ciock
IN the afternoon oi said dhy,, for thu
purpose of eieeting directors of ths
s'ia Company for the ensuing year
and ttnnsaeting such other business
As may property come before thu
stockholders of said company.
A. W. AYRES,
Sssss6ar1
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate Of Anna NJ, weiuig De-

Estate Of Anna NJ, weiuig De-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Anna ~ welnig. late Of the county
oe La Plata. in the state Of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that
they win appear before the county
COURT Of said La Plata county. at
the eouzs house IN Durango. in said
county, on Monday. the tweaty-sixth
day OF April, A D.. 1915, at the hour
OF l1;00 O'Clock a. m. ef said day, a.
wiieh time all persons haviag claims
against SAID estate are notified and
rsqussted 10 attend for the purpose Of
has'ng the same adjusted An per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested ID make Immediate payment
10 the Undersigned.
pated at Durango, Colorado, thls
t'%eniy-saVenth day oe March, A. ID,
9IA
ililt l9 q h.ANG0 TRUST COMPANY.
Administrations Of the estate of Anna
VI. Weinig iecaased.
BY w e. Duggan. Asst, Secretarv
litter anu Buchanan, Attorneys.
p irst publication April 1.
Last publication April 22.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
VILLA FLEES FROM MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 90
There is little doubt that Villas cause
has collapsed, There are reported Of
his third crushing defeat at Celaya
and split between Villa and An
geles. The rumors that Villa is par
tieipating in a flight borderward is
not being denied by the Villa agency
here.
Villas downfall marks the rise of
Angeles, The rumors that Obregou
is breaking with Carranza furthers
complications. Villas defeat appears
general
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
APPOINTED
FOR ROCK ISLAND 4. E.

CHICAGO, April 21.-rhe American
Steel Foundry company today petit
tioned for receiver for the Chicago,
Rock lsiand u Pacific railroad. The
attorneys filed an answer admitting
the allegations that it is not or wall
nor be able to meet CURRENT expenses
trum its resources. The receivers nam
ed are Jacob NJ Dickinson. former
secretary Of war, and r. o. Nudge.
the roads president Their bonds are
one hundred Thousand dollars each.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Taking Care Of the, chiIassA.

No parsatl would consciously be care
less Of the children. Joe A. Rpsmarin,
Ciarksoa, NHhr,. uses Foley, Honey
and Tar for his two, children for Group
coughs and colds. He says, wa ara
newer without. lsoIey's Kinney and Tar
IN the, house. A distressing cough.
sleepIess nights, and raw. infiamed
,l'raat lead To- a ran-dowsi condition
III which the child is not able to, ra-
sist contagious or Infectious diseases.
Isnlsy's Hpaey and TAr is traly heal.
Ag and! prAsaRt IN ACTION. 1t relieves
c4s,sgl. cAlds,. craaR, and wiNoping !
q. WALL. Durango Drag
O.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Roosevelt accepted

crooked politics" Roosevelt accepted
the issue.
"This fight is for decent govern
ment," retorted the colonel's lawyer,
mot an attack against an individual
but a system"
When court reconvened this after
noon Roosevelt's counsel renewed the
motion to dismiss the case alleging
that Roosevelt's remarks were 'privi-
Legged and that Barnes had failed TO
prove malice. Judge Andrews denied
the motion but allowed Barnes law
yers to offer proof of malice.
Barnes lawyers sprang surprise
by calling Roosevelet himself as n
witness for Barnes. Roosevelt admit
ted the issuance of the statement but
objected to further attemptes to prove
malice by himself, He then commenc-
ed testimony in his own defense and
gave the entire personal history. His
replies to questions were spoken in
an unusually loud voice and his teeth
We're very prominent,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

George Logan left for Pagosa
Springs this morning, where hs ak
poets to begin work on the state high
way next week, weather conditions
permitting, The new business part
ner, George West, Jr,. ID expected 10
be on the job after May LIST,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Story.

Story.
y German tells tliis storsi A car-
tain sagiishman bossted he could see
a joke as quick NJ any person who
ever lived so same OF his friends put
HIM to a test did you avar hear Of
that onas they tell Of a museum in
Philadelphia. where they exhibit two
skulls OF frSnkiin--one when, he WAS
twelve wears Of age and the other
when he was forty7's hs wsss asked.
No rsplisd the RnsiislsNsn. "Whas,
w~s it?''
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Funds Available for EnlarKlnr
The Fish Hatchery.

Among the measures approved by
Governor carlson this week wsr Rep
resentatiye MeDevitt's house bill pro-
viding for funds for tho enlargement
of the state fish hatchery In Du-
range,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Mrs, A, A, rinkstAff, Of Aatee,
and the Mesdamss Martha A, Palmer
and j, II, Mccuiley, Of Pennington,
were cartes passengers this morning
to attend the district convention II
the Rehekahs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Fred Patterson and wife Of Psgosa
Sp,ings We're guests at the Savoy last
night who left for Siiyarton this MORN
ing, Mr. Patterson came overland
with some horses yesterday and Ms.
Patterson. made. the trip via tho ID.
n Il g. Tha horses were shipped to
Silserion to-day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

SYRACUSE. n. Y, April 20
Prominent politicians are suggesting
that William Barnes and Colonel
Roosevelt compromise to avoid reve-
lations that may upset and blight
their careers and injure the Republi-
can and Progressive parties. 1t is
understood they rejected the sugges-
tons and the battle cry in both camps
is no quarters"
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Our ~JErNEy~ offer-This and SC

Our "JIINEl" Uffer-Ihis and sc.
DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc TO Foley & Co.,
Chicago, Ill, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive il
resurn a trial package containing
Foleys Etoaey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group: Foley Kid
1ey Pills, for pain in sides and back.
rheumatism, bachache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. 4 wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic. especially COM
ior1Be to stoGt perscns.-S. G. Wall,
Durango Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
WILL OF NELSON Is FILED.

KANSAS CITY, April 2o.-william
Nelson, the late editor of the Kansas
City Star, left all his property to his
widow and only daughter. as trustees
for life After their death provision
WIS made for public trust for the en-
the estate
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
On Personal iiusines..

A, l., iiarr. former chairman Of the
board of county commissioners, was
in from Kline today on personal
business, The troubles of the county
are no longer ON his shoulders, and
he appears to find the change very
pleasant,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
TEL lEGRtPsIC rARlodDs.

RAssAIC, N. In Cummings Lu-
cas' undertaken, running for sieotion
as city commissioners, will present
= coffin to- each af thiftY-seven ann-
didatas defeated.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
struck a Cold Wave.

G. II, Aigert. the Fruitland mer-
chant who recently returned from
California, says during his stay there
he found the weather unpleasantly
cool, the excess of humidity in the
atmosphere proving disagreeable to
one accustomed to this dry climate,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Homa From ealisor.ia.

M, and Mrs, George Goodman re-
Turned last night from Southern
California where thu former has been
foe nearly two years and the latter
Tor a number of months. En- route
home they made stops at a number.
OF points.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Receives rainful injuries

While cooking over camp fire in
the Porter vicinity today. T. Ballan-
eia had the misfortune to stamble
and fall into the flames and sustain
ed very serious burns as the result,
DR., Robbins was summoned to treat
the injured man.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

1NDnAN.sP0LIs-Dand,, Bnrper ,
bull dog which voted several 5mes
by pnoxy at the rerra Buuta aior-
tons. has been immurtalised in verse
and thu poem was presented to Dis
tiict Attorney Dmley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

z Observation-Disclosures Silver ask
81 court parrnission to spank his wife
because ahe Knocked his business. be.
TORE tho neignnors. Must see yife
first said the Judge.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
JUST THE oppoRTUNrry

have been looking for to buy piano
or Singer sewing machine, cot
springs and mattress or a dress box.
Inquire 72o Fifth avenue or phone
Plata 242. 4-15-tf
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

GlENELAND-An automobile was
wrecked and five persons had close
calls from death when a driver run
into ditch to avoid hitting a dum.
my placed in the road by iokern.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
A Factor to be eoar,dered.

While the tourist is not tho whole
issue IN the san Juan basit, il is
the tourist who is going to advertise
us most. Let Us Keep that point in
mind and remember thu stranger
WITHIN our gates is a factor.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

GHlCAGo--Aiarmed over reports
that the Carnegie foundation is hank.
lnpt. Iohn Mund is going to- sue SKI.
bee's laird for 81 he says he loaned
the steel king 81 years ago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Installing Photo Piayen

MT Hoffman. a representative If
the Knight Campbell Music company
ia IN town installing thu new photo
piayer IN tho Gem theatre. II 10 OK
pect''d tho Instrument will be in place
for tomorrow nights entertainment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

MOUNTAIN PASTURE-New fence,
for horses and cattle, s1-0o per mo.
or s+00 for season 1915. W. 4. C.
Folsom. il.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

SALoNlEA, April 20,-It IS re-
ported the Turkish fleet is nlarooned
in the Black sea and it's coal supply
is being rapidly exhausted The Rus
slams successfully mined the entrance
to the Bosphorus. Turks, returning.
sent destroyers ahead and two we're
mined and sunk. with the result the
fleet is without sweepers and Is ma
.roaned.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
Able 70 be D0wA. Town
Called East ), Skaters nlnsaa.
Case Continued.

Upon the request Of Attorney Rit-
ter, who WAS appointed by the court
To, represent the defense, Prof
Brooks trial was continued until 10
O'Clock Fa,iday moraing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
New Ger1fieales.

Pupils in La Plata county rural
schools VINO hay perfect atteni-
anee and punebality records will re-
eeiNa certificates signed by County
Superintendent. Miss Salabar
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

tiaaergoea operation
Mrs. Sullivan Of Dolores underwent
an operation at Mercy hospital this
morning.
Able " b. Dowa fowM
Walter WeightmaD has recovered
from, his recent accident sufficiently
to make his way down town with the
aid Of crutchss.
Called East BY Sisters ninesa
Mrs. John Philo this morning de-
parted for her old home in Ohio,
where she ~as calied by the illness
Of her sister.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
no, vil.it Rsl,.liyes IN the La Plata

The Misses Fi0rsncee Fishardick
and Grace Chaiaberlin, who arrived
from Boston night before last ae-,
company the formers reiatave, C,
W. Fisherdick 10 thu ranch on thu
La Plata Tor an extended stay.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

FOR RENTs--P q. Ellis rnnches or,
Rt. Lewis mesa for l916 See Rock.
wood = peshins, Dnrausc, Colo.
W-i1.i2.sf
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

II, Taylor the b. and B. superin-
tendent Of the fourth division, went
down tho Red Apple line this morn
ING to determine il tho services Of
the forces working under him ware
needed,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
New Mexico orpeIa,ion 0mmia.io

New Mexico CorpeTa ration Cim Hissie,,.
Nj, o, Groves. chairman of the New
Mexico Corporation conmissioa rhos-
j, Sanford. assistant attorney general
Of the state and attorney for the COM
mission and Miss Nellie Brumbaeh,
stenegrapher for the commission were
guests at the Strater last night ON
their way to Aztec to hear the tssti-
mony in the telephone controversy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
GERMANS FORCED
BACH BY ENGLISH
(By KEEN.l

10Y MEM
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.l
LONDON. APRIL 20,-The British
spring drive" to reclaim France and
Belgium is reality, From u point
near the sea TO Lille, the British are
forcing the Germans back and are
centering an attack on Ypres-
The French are also fighting at sew
eral important points preliminary ~
the general advance, chiefly in Sois-
sons, Rheims and Argonne. That tight
ing will be pushed is Indicated by the
rigid censorship The allies losses
are heavy because they are attacking
strong entrenchments.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
failuse and Snseess in Durango.

Failure and Success in Dursag0>
A hundred men heard MIR. Pratt
at the otis-McGirr store this mora
ing as he spoke upon the above topic.
These store meetings are becoming
very popular among the mea and the
attendance is growing daily. Many
business men have invited Mr.. Pratt
to brng these meetings TO their
stores and he may be able to accept
some Of these Invitations later. In
this mornings address MIR. Pratt
spoke on the changed standards vi
business success. IL used to be- that
a man might use any means TO OBJ
tain financial success, and no qoes-
tiops were asked as to the methods.
Receptly We have been hearing about
Tainted money and q great many
Investigations have been started. For
| laerly a man might succeed in get
ting into office, whether by fair
means or foul. and he was called 4
successful politician. Today, the
crooked candidate is candidate for
the pen. To-day. good business, good
lpoRtics-the successful kind and
good religion may go hand IN hand.
But a mans success in life is noe
TO be measured by financial or poIs-
ical success. He may fail in these
and yet be success. Dives, the rich
man., seemed to the generation Of
has day TO be eminently successful.
Lazarus, the poor cripple who ate the
cuumbs that fell from the table of the
rich, seemed to them an absoiAta
faiiure. But the torment Of wr~nR
living followed Dives, and the re-
ward of Lazarus was 10 rest in Alb
Iraham's bosom. The. successful life
is the life which is put To the usa
Tor WHICH 1T was intended. Life
fused IN any other way is failure. A
watch Is a success if it Keeps good
hme. IL is meant for that purpose.
II may be used as sinkar. IL may
DO thrown at a dog. But il immadiabe-
| ~ loses the use for which il was
iintanded, and it made neither q good
sinker nor an effective weapon. So 1t
ls with q priceless life wrongly used.
Man is made 10, be a noble nature
that transcends low and trivial things.
BE is beastly small if dollars and dir.
bring him satisiaction; he is grandly
great If IN his aims and purposes he
ARISES To the consciousness of tho son.
snip Of God rhe man who loses IN
the emu is the man who has failed.
Tho address tomorrow morning will
be given at Snyder's- Grocery Sub
jeei, 'rhe Ghureh's Challenge of tina
skeptic."
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Mihs Nell MeCateN principal OF
the liimhle school,, who SUSTAINED
quite painful niuries yesterday wnen
she was thrown from a horse, is re-
ported somewhat improved today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

ROME, April 20.-Italy's ul1in1atun1
to 9ustriu is expected at any time.
Italy is ready for war Austria *
maasing a very urge number ee
troops on the border Even pra-Aus-
Itnian party members here have lost
hope Il is accepted that Italy Is
marking time until the selected time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

6, j Biggsrstaff and S. Fink. Of
Modford,, Okla, and C. b, Winklepeek.
a Colorado, man, were headed toward
tho MoaisAuma valley this morning,
where they expect to take up land.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
PURELY Personal
frem Wednesdays Daily

Y PURELY PERSONAL y
y Frem Wednesday, Daily "
M Y Y Y n Y y n \ y n n n y n
Mrs, Giles Vandergrift, Jr. and
baby are visiting Durango relatives,
g, " Adamscn, OF the Autmas val
ley was supply prehases IN Durango
today,
In the amount of cream shipmenta.
yesterday was the banner day at the
San Juan creamery,
Rev. W, T. McGregor aud wife ar
rived from Brooklyn last night en
their way " Maneos,
A shipment Of six cars ct wool
formed a part Of the freight ON the
Rcd Apple line last night.
Mr, and Mrs- Herbert Graves, ot
Z the AnimAs valley, We're business Wis
TORS in Durango today.
"Si' Thomas returned hopas this
mornipg. He promises to retura with
hA bride IN few days.
j. NJ Grawley, Of Salida, was pas
senger on last nights Eastern bound
for Silyerton.
Gene Grimes left fos Silverton this
morping, where position awaits
hinh
Fehx Vanderweil Of the ADimas
valley transacted ranch BUSINESS n
parango today.
The FaFmington train arrived y
couple of hours late last night, the
delay being due ~, a rock slide be-
tween hlea and Aztec.
Spgirlropical pliADts continue tol
thrive, in these parts, the lemon tree
~, the Strater babsr shop window be
ing again in bloom.
bSedelick A. RurroWs, the Bu1hBg-
ton fireman who mot death in mys-
teriogs way ID, beaver last FRIDAY,
Was a former Del NoIta boy.
Neab,aska, was an arrival on last
nights Eastern whose destination was
san Juan county, GA a buainess trip.
have been visiting relatises ia Farm
ington, departed this morning for
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. D. NJ. Fleming was guest
at the Strater laat night on her ra-
turne from the east, en- route TO her
home in Silserton.
6. j. Biggsrsts.ff and S. Fink. of
Modiord, Okla, and C. b, Winklepeek,
a Colorado man, were headed toward
tho Moais4uma valley this morning,
where they expect To take up land.
Mihs Nell MeCaitey,. pfineipal oil
the liimble school,, who Sustained
quite painful iniuries yesterday when
she was thrown from a horse, is re-
ported somewhat improved today.
II, Taylor the B. and b. suparln-
taHdenl. OF the fourth division, went
down tho Red Applo line this morn
ing to determine il tho services oiI
the forces working under him ware
needed,
Fred Patterson and wife OF isgosa
Springs were guests at the Savoy last
night who left for Siiysrtan this MORN
ms Mr. Patterson came overland
with some horses yesterday and Mrs.
Patterson made the trip via tho ID.
N r. g. Tha horses were shipped to
Siiserion today
-----
Taking Care os the. Gh,idss4.
No parsat would consciously be care
less ofsthe children. Joe a, Rpsmarin,
Ciarkson,. NHhr,. uses Foisy' Honey
and Tar for his two, children for Group
coughs and colds. He says, wa ara
never without. lso!ey's Hnnsy and Tar
IN the, house. A, distressing cough,
sleepless nights. and raw. inflsmed
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

BERLIN, April 20.-The Germans
stormed and rsoccupied the vilIages Of
I1nber ana Menil in V0sges The Ger
mans sapping attacks on Champagne
have been renewed. Near Cruix Des
Carmes the Germans entered the
enemy's main position.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

y y HHHaa y aaaaa
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Mrs.. D. NJ. Fleming was a guest
at the Strater lAst night on her re-
tqrne from the east, en- route To her
home in Silverton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Mrs, Giles Vandergrift, Jr, and
baby are visiting Durango relatives,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

g. v Adamscn, OF the Aaimas val
ley was supply prehases IN Durango
today,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

In the amount ef cream shipmenta.
yesterday was the banner day at the
San Juan creamery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22

Mrs. j. A. Mcknight and son, who
have been visiting relatises in Farm
ington, departed this morning for
Pennsylvania.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-22
AS II WAS TOLD
10 US
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