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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
ni[freidlr sdlluei,cr.

8aiel Sduei3. iiber Garis, %.
9}ar3. ~ Die 9elpobner 0es Sir.
itentbun5 2idteuItein oas bel lllls.
bur6 0e9 alropGii9en arieaes iidi
fir neutrdl erfldrte, buhen inter eli.
nem entpfinolihen Mangel an Sc
ben8mitteln 81 leioen. 3ie Aegie-
ruHg oes 2ouodens bat Iid un Die
SfDei5er 8uuOesregierlug nit Der
Bite Inn Silfe getuanot unb oieie
Fat iie6eu @aggonIaoungen @etreioe
0ortbin gei6ift. Ga8 6iiriterttbum
2idteuitein bat etfras mebr ais
10000 Ginipobner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
3eppeline ii6er Gsdris.

Gari8, %. @aGr3. @1ebrere
3eppelme eri6ieuen geitern 3tuiIben
/ lmo 3 ll6r 9ea1tS itber garts
uno idleuoerteu peHigitens Elm
9ubeno 8onben in bic 5tuot un0
llmgegen0. gtieiuano puroe ge.
to0tet; cine 5rat atcr lit infolge
0es ouSQeitanOenen Sfrcfens ge.
itorben. Orr ougeridtete Sadfd)o-
ben lit uube0elttcno. (g1adl fran.
aoiiIden 8cri6ten lit ia ou6 ettuas
anoereS niat at ertparten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
gSicbereinbcrnfnng bes SanOesfun-
nreiies?

8oibingtou, %. WtGr8. = PIN
SomItug hto Scr @rdiioent oen5pre-
der 0e8 @auieS Gbalup Glarfe 8lt
elmer 8eIpreGung ms 8eiBe @ous.
SSyn eingcpei6ten areiien Der 8un-
oe8bauptIto0t berIalltete, 0aB Der
&rditoent fid ser 9tnfift 8uneigt
OoB er nod bor Gnoe oes Souuners
ben aonereB mieoereinberltfen muB.
Ser &rGli3ent lit ilber oie ausn6rti-
ge Gage iebr beiorgt uno lit nidt
getpiIlt ollein Die ganae 8eraut-
8t iibernebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
IS aic6t lpieOer ariscn6rOS.

2on6on, %. Dldr8. Sier eitlge.
troifene 9erlincr 3ettlngen ent6al.
ten Die 2lnfiiu6igunG oaB Der 8er-
liner Staotrot6 icine geidrdrltun.
Gen 6c3iiglid Der 8erpcnoung oolt
@ei3euncbl i'm 8roo, oas friiber
nidlt mebr aIS 70 Bro8cnt g9ei3en.
mebl cntbalten olrfte, ipieber altfge.
6oben bat Der 9lufiinoiguitg 3u.
iotoe bari icbt reiiles Gei3en6roo
obnc Gini6rGntung gebadcu per.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
@rur GriOIOr
Der Srltrrrrit6rrl
0abrn bic ylniIrH In Orn QarpatbcH
wriirr juridgririrbsn uuO 1870
III Weiangrnrn gtma6tl
NlltmtI IN odnOtn bsn rnINIatn ylar0hrtHHtrnI

hHa t W r6H Is Haaga rif
hidfn Vfl6.af De iaalalm
tinnaH laHf at A0 baB blt eiH
MH HINdlsg Not1g iu Sen Horh.
lialn 8IufeI bt EfohH3 Capfab
hn ttae Ghef nHt aeFiuge ltfaie
slide NfoWinns bat H}an Dart hi
hfH nddaleH tdMH etbIilertg 3ii.
ifumeMl6He tu blficm bgni aric1e
blsber acknowledgements unberiihrt
ncbliebenoH tieMet trunfieu Utnc
dlImpiIidle 0tbouoluu1 ohricn Bic
gluiieh oie lih HiAt 0ls ehrlid'e
soIoaien iouogru lpie iridme Eliirs
0erer Bu beuebmeH Iheiucn. bon
0ru 1eutidien tdim cuuurtcu.
Die 0iuuabmr MrmeIs.
9etrogrd0. 22. 0}dr5. Die
St00t Nlemcl mar BON 3iuei gan0s
iuun9ieqhueniern hgrthrioiqt. aber
beim StroBenfdmpi icucrteu 0ic Gin.
wobncr aus Den 6euiteru Die gtliI.
len 5ogeu iid 3uriid mo bcidloIicn
ole StaOt 10 lanae. bis Der @ioer.
itano auiborte. Gic gan5e gebolfe.
rlng muroe Damn auf bic nod SIS.
nigsberg fiibreuoe 9ano5unae (Oie
auriide glebrune) getrieben. (0ier
bridt bic 9epeihe ab; graueuboq
miro 0as SbidiaL Der ormen 8e-
ieiu merm uid)t ihneI
Siilfe eintrifft. 9ie Sfa0t 02enel
bat etlpa 21,000 Gtnpobner.)
Berlin ilber 9(ntIteroun unb Con.
oon. %. N}dr5. 8an0en BON gfui.
icn Gogenanute g1ili5en imo gfe-
ierpelellte aus aurlanOl. oud bon
uebrcren 8dtterien rtntcritiibt, iDel-
die IN Die 1uBerite n0roli6e Spite
SitpreuBens, mo- tie feinen @ioer-
itano fanoen, ein0rangen uno oen
0itieebafen Mer1el beiebten, iino ei-
ner Qepeide ans 9Stitcrburg sufolge
bier ailometer (etlpas itber eine bal.
be oelttide OteiIe) iiioIid georungen
ltn0 bnben au6 ooS 5tdot1en aarls-
berg beieet; auG bic GcIegrapben-
linien ltn0 bon 0en Mtorobrennern
OHrdi4nttter tporoen, 10 oaB rltr
bon Oeutihen 6liidtIingen 0adriG-
ten erbdltlid limo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
800 5panier ertritnfcn.
4 seseIidiffe NIT 6afcnarbeitern
geben i'm Stnrm DerlDren.

9Qaecirn8, sponien, %. mars. -
5n einem bier pIoblidJ Iosgebrodc-
men fiirdterIiden Sturn1e fenterten
A Segeliftffe, Die ipanif6e @erft-
orbeiter an 8oro batten. D1an
iddtt, ooB babel 500 GerIonen cr-
trnlfen. lteber 100 S6iffe berfdjie.
Oener g}ational;tdt boben 3uflu6t
Dor Dem 6turut in Der 8ud5t bon
2llgeciras geiu9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
9ie @efanaelen N 9eittidllanO.

Yerltn, lib. Y0n0oH, 2. Wfar3. =
MitgIieoer oes 0ReifstageS, ipeIde
bie peridieoenen @efangenenIo9er
beiudten bcridteu, oaB 9eutit-
lan0 iest niuoeitenS 100000 @e.
ineine unO 5000 9ffi8iere al5
&riegSgeiangene babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Gencrn mi nentifen 9nnnfer.

San Suon 8ort6 gfico, %. .Wdr3.
Ser oertidc 0anlpfer nO0et-
nal0". Der beimlib oen 6ieiigen Sa-
fen berlulien wolte, pllroe 8ur gfiifs
fabrt ge3mllngen 3Dei SAiiIieI
murben bonn Sort aus altf Den Gam.
pier obgefeuert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
NfrIdlir6nnn nrr slnhtlnnhl

i1cnotor Guinbp ertldrte oaB 10
ituea als mogli6 cfn @ciebentmurf
ausacarbcitct mo por1clegt meroeu
niirOc, Der cine Gerleglu9 Der tao.
tiidleu @a6leu in Smabd Doriiebt.
Der Seuator mics icood oardni BIN.
oaB beOellten0e geicblihe Sinoeruiiie
elmer iplden 8erlc8ung in @ege
iteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
griteuOompfsr turveSirt.

2onbon 20. @adr8. Der bri.
tiide &oblen0ampfer nGairntorr"
muroe ouf Der Sobe bon 8eodD
Seoo bon cinem oeuti1en llnteriee-
bont torpeOirt uno berienff. Der
9lnnaidoft pur0e 9eniigen0 3eit &C.
gcbert ii9 in Si9erbeit su brineen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Osrpfer 6ritiidler offisiersperlnit.

2onOon %. Mdr3. 3uidtIicbe
2iTteu ergeben, ooB bel Dem nercr.
Itden Sample at gieupe Gbapele
un0 ct. @loi ni9t peItiger ais 240
britiihe Sffi3iere sefolen 1tno 395
on0ere bernlln0et mor0en limo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Der Snbnn nidlt erpbrrt.

Berlin, %. Wlor5. (5lntenbe.
ri6t) ggie Die nlleberieeiide
0adridlten.9 .9gentur" meloet, lit Bic
bon Der goiiiidcn 8eitpng perbrei.
tete @}eloung Der Suoan iei bon
ben aufIt1notiden 8obomlneoonern
erobert poroen, unri6tig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Cberit Der gannfe aefaIIcn.

Ottaipo, Ontario, %. 91Gr5.
9berit Garqnabar. gefebIsbober 6es
fondOiider Sediments grtnceB ga.
tricio, 1T IN ben 9anlpleH bel gsenbe
@bapeLle gefaIe1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

- 9. J. @nrn, oentiber Spti.
Ter. glueen unteriudt fin griIIen.
443-5 8rnnoeis @eb1uOe, Omaha
abonnirt auf ole 9dgltde 2ribiine,
S4.00 oas Sabr oura bic BOT,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
gaarritnn pur ggeiaen.grpurt.

@oibiugton, %. 0tdr3. SSn
ieinent orntli6eu 9rgan tparrt 61s
gun0es 2on0tpirtbiboftsuntt ernlt.
lid Dor 3u groBen @ei5enerporten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
rAfutIiIlar alliHtllu 1ltfidl

Wn 81 Mdf tllfbf gone
hl 1aa Nfitasamt 6at aa'frH
UbHd ndaeabg hiaHnt andit
a bB ntout m.ltu btm iliiai
pdh imb 6cm 8pHIgaaa tctaghdu
huam iHmcrf Ndmpi Iidh 3H
bft Jlodt bt go 0lafB befludtc
blt NcIab ms H iibetumpelH uno
be BON ma dcnommeneu 10hmaeu
lurIttgugrubcrH Ntr murgn dbef
mi Oct 0ut unb mdrigu Sic An
araier 5uriid Icr Heinb erIiit
aroBg 9lerllhie an So0tm mb Der
muH0eicn Beaen Dloraen ernucr
tcu hic RuIieu fire 9luariir NIT nod
GroBcrer 0lami 9lui maudlen Ibci.
lcn 0rr Sdladtliuie omicrten Die
Admpic oe1 Nan3eu 1ap bin0urh.
bel 9tnbrld) Der GunteIbcii ir0od
NOR es nit Der Ciieniibc oes 6eius
Oes uorbct: er pur0e aui Der qnns
Sen giuic aeluorien. gair modten
1910 @efdugcue."
@icn y. 9ldr3. (llcbcr 2lmiter
oam uu0 9oH0on) glnf Dem
dlBariteu 0itliden Sriegsidlmlpldb
babcn Die Geiterrciher mebrere Ser.
iude bon @eueraI Syluanops arnee.
ocu lleberguug iiber ben 95rutb
bon G5ernomiB 5u er3pin.
gen, iiegrei9 obgei6lagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
Gdlarmiitcl in 9Suleu.

Berlin, ii6er 9lmiteroam un0
2on0on %. 1tdr3. Die Sample
III 8olen iiu0 geitern 3ientlih abge-
ilout, galr fleine @efefte. bic 8u
@uuiten Ser 0eutiDen berlieferL er-
eignetcn iid) Inn 9}r5osnps3 m10
noroli6 bor Gitrolerfa. Gum eriten
MoI crpdbnten ruiiiTAe glodridten
geitern Die 8eiebung Der oitpreuBi-
i6en @ren8- uno @afenItaot Menel.
iagen ieood nibt8 oabon, oaB bic
les MIR Elm llnternebuen nid)t regu-
Idrer Streitfrdfte lit uno ipre9en
bon einent nidarfen StraBenfnlnpf~ !,
nelder Der 8eieBung Wtenel8 bor-
bergegangen lei uno alt Dem 1i1
aud Die 8elpobner Ser Sto0t betbei-
ligt b1tten. 2(ber ieIbit 2on6on, 0os
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22
0rittfdle 1ariteilung Der 9arSa.
Hellen.aampfe.

I Berlin 22. Wldr3. Ger aor.
|eipon0ent oes @oIff.9nreous in
Hariitantinopel iniote cine 9eiArei.
8iug ifber Die 3erit6rlrng Der ariegs.
Fiffe Bonnet gs5rrsiiItibIe~ uno
ctenn". Garrodl Dabeu bic gIn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

hrHt increase n nemlf1fahlp. pNeeaod
|the club house and ,hes hakf niapted
and arc ~castylun out ne lmrl W.
meni on a nne scale The Elks godee
|of Albuquerque - an organisation %
which this cry - ana well may b
n = an ORGANISATION made 80
81 men OF al cnnlnnn and -rspreaens-
ing an classes and the best % Them
an ~ nm orFhni.Hllon q has hean
an impoFihntly useful factor IN the
upbuliaing " thls city ana 10 onpor-
tnnities and capacity for usefulness
win steadily inersaaft
We did not st1rt sah the lnAsntlop
Of throwing npsaese at she Eaka al
shoueh the organization messss Az Il
gets; what We intended 10 emphasizes
4 the fact thar there are very few
cities In tha United states OF the size
Of Albuquerque At present In which
two such notable improvements are
ander way m the Two mentioned
above.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
THE FAN


what think YOU Of the mighty war;"
Asked one he CHANGED To- meet.
Forget IT," growlcd the baseball fan.
Ana hurried down the street.
lie met another farther ON.
Flows biz" his friend inquired.
TOO early yet to tell" he said:
"The Feds. though don't seem
tired
Another block, he's stopped again
can Russia lick the Turks"
Brush by the fan replied, and then
The Braves are the works
lie hurled ou-was stopped once
more,
And told Of some new graft
Election day Is Tar away
Talk baseball now" he laughed
Another held him up and spoke
About the shipping bin
I've never heard Of H." he said.
And hope / ~ VIII
The IRE engines passed him by,
He never gave "a glance.
Nor paused to scan a bulletin
About "a fight In France.
The clubs were working out down
south.
lie ycatncI for news Of them;
And every sporting extra bought,
From noon tll six D.. M
And thus he spent his waking hours,
just longing Tor the day
When bHck up north the boys would
troop,
Aud start the scasou's play
Ed A. 2oewey, in Lcslie's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
A LOSS TO THE STATE.

7 EW MEXICO lost an asset IN
IN the recent death In Las Cruz
cea Of Robert Il. Bassett. gem
erai publicity agent for the Elephant
Butte irrigation project and the lands
.~thereundeF. Tho first evidence Of the
loss II In the announcement from M
Paso that with Mr., Bassett's untimely
death, the maintenance Of the Joint
advertising bureau between the pro-
sect and III Paso business men will be
discontinued Ola sayings 10 the
contrary, u is not always possible 10
md l. man 20 mn any vacancy, aud
the denth Of bob" Bassett created
that kind o. vacancy which is mighty
hard 10 hl.
A first class newspaper man. a
master OF III science Of advertising
and an artist In advertising copy"
SIR. BaEsett added Ca this equipment
indomitabI energy aid the ability to
make men listen. both IN his speech
and In his writings, Given health
and iest a little time. he would have
advanced the development Of the low
Ier Rio Orande valley by a dozen years
or more IN the fine campaign vhIch
he had outlined Tor its exploitation.
Men Of the type OF this fine young
man who the white plague has
claimed are a heavy loss 10 n com
mnnity when they are taken; and
especially 10 a vlrsin country like
New Mexico which soreiy needs the
strong hand Of the competent build
or.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
HANGING PICTURES
TO ADVANTAGE

~ GOD picture hanging II OF
the most important arts OF home
~ decoration. In the first place,
says a writer for the Country Gentle
man. pictures should be hung in def
inite relation 10 the furniture-that
Is the pictures on the walls and h
furniture against them should COM
bine into u pleasing whole OF groups
and spaces. Low furniture may have
pictures hung over Il much more at
trsctiyely than high. For instance,
you Will nnd a long. low bookcase "A
charming space beaker for picture
hanging. Pieces OF medium height
such az desks or Morris chairs, may
have pictures hung over them, or low
on each side. ~ pictures are hung
In reference TO "a chair the chair
ought always TO keep the same posi-
ton against the wall.
Hanging pictures over very high
pieces OF furniture Is "a doubtful prac-
tice at best, In general The bed or
highboy. or whatever Il may be,
breaks the wall space in Itself ana
pictures hung ow on each side are
needed "a take away from it's height
and nll the rest OF the wall %agrceably.
Let your pictures hang IN curving
lines round the furniture. Thev may
curve W. or curve down, or be hung
la slanting lincs-aay way VIII oe
I better than a straight line. OF course,
the curves viii not bee apparent, eN-
cept upon analysis, as the furniture
and pictures that make them up are
Of varying sizes and shapes, But the
general effect that a well balanced
curve. or several curves. will give u
a pleasantly broken wall. When you
have your general line arranged De
sure that the pictures are symmetrical
In relation 20 each other; don't let
one shoulder his rignt hand neigh
Dor and edge away from his lett.
Keep trying until the result b. wei
propOrtioned.
Pictures should hang low. Never
hang pictures over the piano II the
vases or piles of music on the piano
VIII cut OF the lower portion of the
picture from view The same rule
holds true in all cases, Never hang
pictures behind anything that VIII
keep one from seeing the picture.
A long narrow picture will often
prove Just the solution for a trouble
some space. You can sometimes get
the effect 81 one long picture by hank-
Ing two pictures. one below the other
or YOU may hang me picture very low
and put something not a picture over
ia curious basket or a bit Of tapes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
sioo IiIgwARD. 500

The readers Of this paper will he
pleased 20 learn that there la az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all De stages. and
that Is Catafrn. Halls Catarrh Cure
h the only positive cure now known
To the medical fraternity. Cntarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
quifos a constitutional treatment.
Halls oatarrh cure II taken Internal
Is. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there.
By Destroying the foundation OF "a,
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
ton and assisting nature in doing IN
work. Tho proprietors have no muci
faith In its curative powers that thel
offer one Hundred Dollars for anl
case that Il fails TO cure. Send foi
list OF testimonials.
Address: r. j. CHENEY a co.
Toledo, q.
sold by an druggists. 7ac.
Take Hairs Family Pills FOR con
stlputiOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
Two NOTABLE nmnovEmENrs.

LBroUERoUE mas point with
"a considerable pride to tive
notable improvements now
under way, both assets 10 this city.
While M new hulidine for the Young
Mems Christian Association has not
been actually started. the building
permit has heen taken out. ~ the
Herald recorded yesterday. and the
construction VIII be under way within
a very few days. We all know what
this splendid new building means 20
Albuquerque.
To-day the news columns carry a
report Of the big Improvement being
made in their building on West Gold
avenue by tha Eiks lodge. This
bufldlns. built originally 90 give Al
anquerque y theatre, il being made
into q thoroughly modern club house
with every convenience and comfort
and attraction Of the best Of the blk
town clubs. When the work now
under way n complete and the fur
nishlnR installed. The Elks will have
an investment Of s1ts,0Qo. The city
no oneer needed the theatre The
H.lhs with their fine membership OF
zee aetlve inca and the prospect OF a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In NOstriis
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

u your n~ostrils are clogced and
your head is stuffed and You cBn't
breathe freely because OF "a cold or
catarrn, just get q small bottle Dr.
Ely's cream Balm al any drug store.
Apply a little Of this fragrant. anti
septic cream INTO your nostriis and
let 1t penetrate through every alr pas
sage OF your head, soothing aud heal
iua the inhnmcd, swollen mucous
membrane and you got instant rullcl.
An % good 10 feels. Your nos
trils are open, your read iF clear. ur
more hawking. snunling. blowing. uu
more headache, dryncss or ~atrugrHr-
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm ls il.,
what sufferers from head COLDS and
gatarrh need. les "a dtllshl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
The Doom Of Early Marriages


ehiaIkufritf neeelp NA'snAn J tue
Ne" iork EVehinA ""'io.)
Id early
III .nan"se ~ "ooncu, sec no
"'pe iVs ~ 49,, 'o''e. ""
puse anu sehueneS y nu.'n cisl,N
ati'n - esstnHe Ans''Au ~ neN'nk
sOuns pevple 70 i"n't., sos'e'9 pu.-
~ envf WY ~ o.s.SieH NSas
ueNise' Pus Whols ns.'t"ue 'oNH"
"".t.ese shu Nle"'n'vu "h'.-
ro''"- 49, ."e's !"
~ wof' r.t"h8 e'""hh ""s 70 e'"'
49,.
ms =" " sv,t .Nee.ihs =
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stnndin. - 1neric a.. haine mem
area ~ ,a,a ,narrt.gc.
n'u'ah,"s ap ma.'nasc "
nvi- o Sums more ln'sn.
49, WI "aS'un " eaHsei s~u
N"re" WIS Country y "llceuy uril.ns
y an a'"fmihs rare NAlu fr"'ror
tunns lhen ms "ne,eu up tne
esu"i se'pesoat' Inc iaiIute OF =
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- "a ~
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- 80 . si.a, Az
$3.50 re
the wedding day-he explained
fnere are az least tour causes iof
the decrease IN cary marriages. ne
said' rirst. We have the un"ltnie
ness of y thoughttui, educated No
man 70 marry unless she can
a man tie Is a scarce artiole' Ihen
mere II the modern young mans re-
luctance 20 marry a woman who -
merely a parasite q sponge who VIII
not Cooperate actfVeiy with him IN
the marriage relationship Thirdly
there ~ n ab2minable economic
SITUATION IN which the ruins wage
~ that Ueded by the single WORKER
father thin ny the married ~ Anu
tourthly' there ~ the feeiing shafeu
by mo ihe~onsidefaPie p~toportlon OF
y0upg men ana "fnnen mat marf'ase
NA n KUN. n HNIANN. IFNHN MnIiHH NNiN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
DIVERS TO
RELIEVE MEN At
HONOLULU

washlngton, April i.-Export div
crs from the New York navy yard 10
assist in raiSiag the submarine F-f in
Honolulu harhor are expected to leave
with their equipment today for san
Francisco whore the cruiser Mary
land viii be waiting TO take Thorn.
Meanwhile Rear Admiral Moore.
commnndnnt OF the naval station az
Honolulu viii continue his efforts TO
raise the submcrged craft.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01
CHARGE PACKERS WITH
ANTITRUST

Austin Tex, April i.-Sult was Ned
today in the twenty-sixth district court
here by the state against SWIFT and
COMPANY. Armour and and
Morris and company. packing house
corporations for alieged violation ot
the antitrust laws OF Texas.
the chnrges alleged common own-
ership by the corporations OF cotton
gins ana OH mills throughout the cot
ton states including Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-01

b exact cause Of rheumntlFm a. I'M
known, though u n generally believed 10
be due 20 an excess OF uric acid IN the Hood.
10 may be also said with equal truth that no
remedy has been ound which ~ q snerihu
winch have not hoen given n trial Ia tho
hands 81 one observer We nnd that q certain
uruf has been used with the utmost salts
itruOni others hnVcfound tho anmo remedy
- be n great disappointment All phNsi.
cthnr however agree that every method ct
tfeRtmcnti v aided by the administration ~
some remedy TO relieve the nnin ana quiet
the nervous system and lr. W. y, Schultge
EXPLOSION the opinion OF thousands 81 uraC-
utionera when be says that Anti knmuin
inhiete should be niVrn preference over all
other remedies for the relief Of the pain iu
MI iorms OF rheunatism. These tablets can
DC purchased ~ any quantity. The AFRO
also unsurpassed a. henduchrs, neuralgia
ana 81 pain. Ask for AK Tablets.