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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
SECTION TWO
N0-TREATING LAW
WORKING WELL, SAY
LONDON POLICE

London. Nov. a2-Omcial polio,
approval h. given To- the No-TreaJilR
ordinance in a report from head
quarters If tho Metropolitan police
on It's workings from October ~
(vhen u went into effect to NoVcm-
Der g. The police report generally
that less drink is being sold. fewer
people visit saloons, ana those who
10 STAY for Il shorter time than bee
fore ANA there is Less drunkcnncss.
especially among women The or
diutuce is heing punctualiy observed.
the police say. in all the a. 600 o.
ccnscd places .n the London area
The report sage in part;
There is "a consensus of opinion
among the suporiutcndcnts or AN. dI-
yisiona that drunkenness generally.
and among women In particular. has
decreased.
"a marked elimination jn the mum
bcr of women aud children standing
outside public houses dri1kiuS has
been noticed and iu mani districts
the practice has ceased altogcthcr
police have Invariably found fewer
people on licensed premise and O.
teudcucy To- make shorter stays ha.
been observed
Practical. uu breaches 81 order
have occurred ana licenses and their
servant. have shown at all times their
Willingness 90 assist the puliHc."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

Phone 3. Red Barn. sil West Cop
pcr. for first class livery. W l.
Trimbla = Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
EXPENSE
CUT TO BONE
IN ENGLAND
Municipalities Have Reduced
Outlay to Lowest Possible
Minimum With All I'm
provements Called Off.

London. Nov. 6.-DrasfI~ ~r-.no,,.
~ az muhlripai eNper aiturcs during
me period or the war b. The order ~
the day IN England The treasure Ma
ehJoined upon an ci.y aud Village cor-
porations TO Keep down their cauif,t
expenditure as closely az poselbta .,a
the local government board which 49,
me supervision Of these bodies has no.
tied them that unusual c-xpendifurc.
except on account 81 imperative pub-
lic health requirements or To fieu-
tate the output OF munitions Win not
be sanctioned.
In London the education committee
or D county council proposes % save
more than "a million ana "a half dollars
OF the estimates ef aboui twenty-six
nllions Fuel alone Is tho exception
- the hisher prices %prevaillrx win
me"h an increaae Ia COS. OF $4,000.
Ihere u a cut % nearly haif q million
IN sachers saiaries, which b. made
possible hy the fact that many nav,
enlisted la the army and me cho,i,
VIII get aloag with e smaller staff
Children's meais aud bucks wbIeb
nave boon provided bV the municlp.l.
ity 10 "a ceEtain extent viii D. sacri6.ed
TO the anount or $4,000 and there
VIII be "a drastic cut ln such ~luxnries
as paint and repairs.
The corporation % Liverpool l.
mhkins a big saving an along tho fne
street repairs Will be reduced from
y average OF recent years by $50.
900, and &25.0 o will De- saved ON he
single item Of flower bed Ia The mark
The changed conditions of wartime
themselves have brought about com
siderable saving to the cities. -Four
thousand employees OF the city Of t.iv-
erpool are serving III the army and
navy. Nearly a third Of the Londo4
police have enlisted. ana there are
only " thousand men available for
service az n time In the NetropoUtan
area, which does not include the nil
city OF London. The work of the abs
sentees Is done largely by the citizens
special constahles. The to.ai Of child.
rens' meats Ia the Liverpool schools
the past year was reduced to s.une
which was barely a tenth OF the usual
number. h reduction was due 30
the decrease In unempioymen3 az ONLY
the needy children are fed az public
expense.
Criticism is made by he ncwspaucri
of certain e-xtravaEahces by vtrious
public bodies. a taxpayer writes tu
the Daily Mail proposing econumy In
the lord mayors banquet "a tho Guild
hail and says THAT our leading
statesmen woula preach ccoaomy from
the Rouse Of and then adj
iourn 90 a lori mayor banquet nf the
usual type would surely be AN l1coh-
sistelcy too great Cvcn Tor politicians
Attacks are made upon the aldermen
Of q suburban Municipality Cor rec
furnishing their council chamber nt
"a cost of S3.5no. but this cnso ia % rol-
trast Co the general rule of r%ctrcurh-
mont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
SECTION TWO

submit what he writea 10 the censor,
That he VIII see To IL that his paper
or papers DO not misreprcsent the
contents of his articles by means ~
false or misleading headlines. addi-
lions or omissions: and mat NJ viii
furnish headquarters with two copies
OF the paper or papers which print
What he has written.
II also stipuintes that the neWspa-
perman shall publish no pictures
without tho permission N the censor
and that he shall IN addition turn lh
two extra copies for the files. on
trips TO tho front the direction Of Of
hccrs IN charge is 90 be followed un-
questloningly. The correspondence
must promise that they Will not leave
Germany before the end Of The wal
except with The express permission at
the press headquarters. This last
stipulation. 10 Is pointed out. ia not
Intended 70 restrict any man from
going home. II occasion requires. or
from making "a Journey 10 a Neutral
country. but merely TO prevent him
from doing what a few correspoud-
rntg have done during the war-trav.
cling on the strength uf u passpor.
from % neutral country from one bat
ticfrout to another. on opposite sides
~ the struggle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
VODKALESS RUSSIA
PROSPEROUS IN
SPITE Of WAR
Swedish Newspaper Reports
That Savings Effected by
Prohibition Have Largely
Replaced War Losses.

ASSOCIATED press Correspondence
stockholm Nov. I-Nodkalrss
ltus.iH Ia intellectually prosperous.
even 100 the midst Of war. writes the
editor at the DuEous Whether after
"a long trip through he Russian
province. but there is stilI e great
danger. for tho pcasan: has ~ yet
fuund nothing Co take the place uf
the saloon as e. center of recreation
o. amusement Stories are told 80
cases uf suicide owing Co the dul!nes4
of llfc now hat the dear little wa.
ter has been put uut of reach
In the towns there has never been
80 much prosperity us az ptcscn' DIV
remarks the editor 'Bcggars have
disappeared from the streets aud The
masses arc better led and better ,l1d
han ever before.
"lt is. however. loo she villages hat
the hIos ings Of tcototallsm are most
apparent The hundreds of millions
formerly spent IN the spirit shops nov
remain in the pockets 81 the peas
ants Millions OF wuitiug days. for
Wor.y wasted 800 drink ~ bouts ana
their 1ucr-enc.ts. help to line the
pockets.
"Thc net result. is that the Russian
villages. su tY say. roll BOO money
Meat. formerly eaten once cor .vi.c 90
year. be- becoming part of the dlIls
i,r, and dwellings and farming uJrr-
ail and decent clothes are being pun
chased out ~ savings by the ugriyuI-
tural population
The one danger with tho increase
~ economic strength les the possible
.l, of q decrease OF moral -treuEth.
Vodka Hlled a void .n the empty 'us-
t~ctlcss life of the peasant Tie won
der- now nov he shall spend his irc,
tim. and his -uporiuuus money.
The tcetotalcrs are alive Co his
danger and already. iu certain dis
trcts OF Russia. people houses are
being provided. equipped with hbrar-
les. tea. lecture and rctIing rooms
and cinemutogtaphs.
An his h. TO the good bu. q big
onort Ii essential IN order tu raise
the intellectual ana moral level ~
the nation ir Russia tcctutal year is
% hr more than , little episode i1
her histury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
HELPIT'L WORDS
FROM IN Nlbuqucrquc Ciulcn.

Ia your back lame ana pIiutul'
Does % ache especially after cNer-
t.uu'
IT. there a soreness in the kidney
ropiuu'
These symptoms suggest weak Kid
news.
o. so there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys,
Your noighbors use and recommend
them.
Read this Albuquerque testimony.
Mrs. Louise Brunette, 500 Yves, sill
Yer avenue. Albuquerque. says. zone
~ my family had a bad back. This
one had known pnIu's Kidney pills
for e long time and began USING
them. They quickly made q cure and
there has been no trouble since
prIuc 50C. at al dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney rcmcdy-gci
puan's Kidney Pilis-tho same that
Mrs Brunette recommends. Foster
Nil0urn Co. Props. Buffalo. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
GERMANY REDUCES
WAR NEWS TO
A SYSTEM
Neutral War Press Core
spondence Headquarters Es-
tablished From Which For
eign Correspondents Must
Take Their Dope"

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence D
Hcrlin, NOV. f.-For The pufpo., of
facilitating the transmission of uova
from Germany Goo the neutral outer
"ofld, the German general af4U ma.
established 90 Neutral Wa Pros.
H~eadquartcrs. through which thirty.
one recognized ana accredited cnrfr..
ponicnts in future viii operate.
The new news buronu r1iue l.fo
existence during the list DAYS of D..
t"ber such members cot tho genera
slau who have loo the past boeY hand.
ing the material OF foreign CORES.
pondents-Ccusors nnIcora etc
FORM It's personnel. and ure quartcreo
IN a building at LuIso1strasse aiA. %
rev blocks away from the genera
stan building.
Three times O. week 30 meets tina, h.
70 say. Major c. confer. with the
correspondents. explains tho reporr,
OF the general stan. and gives out
such Items uf news as are available
In addition there Beg issued daily. Id
'oihposium or the foreign uovs which
concerns Germany ami the uar
Care has been taken Go include ,u
the conference onis ucRspapermcu
who reprcsot established ana reeoa-
nizcd papers. and. in the main. mon
who are permanently assigned 10 per-
ltn The representative of Nmeriuul
news associations. the special CORES
p%ondents Of various American papers
AZ well ~ "a number OF Swedish.
Dutch. Rumdniuu. Spanish. Greek aud
Argentincan uewsplpermcu are in.
cluled In the list.
The ccnsors la the neutral press
Headquarters assume jurisdiction over
all dispatches OF "a military nature.
aud all trips to the front are 10 POO
arranged through the new depart
meut. Unlike the censorship arrange
ments In many other countries. ion
TINS case the correspondents are kept
exactly informed of the fate OF
their ''sturtcs.' Two extra copies of
everything written must boz submitted
to the neutral press headquarter,
censor. unc of these he retains Tor
reference. Tho other eventually D..
.rturned 20 the writer. with an1ots
tons showing lust what changes. ID
any. have been made ln his copy.
To tho end that au exact control
may hc exercised over the various
nowspapctmeu. they have been asked
TO sign an agreement which is equip
ped with % photograph of Tho writer.
\ duplicate of this picture i- kept ON
Gle so as 90 make o. impossible iof
any unauthorized person Co rrprc.en'
himself falsely as .hp rurrcspuIdrI
of amy paper euuutrrsIglrI uIr.t-
mcut. also equipped with % photo
graph. serves Identification putpus
The agreement includes the s..pu
H.H.L.. H#.-H HNL ..-#H- L.NH HH.--
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
PAY TRIBUTE TO
WORK DONE BY THE
M IN CHINA

1Assoc,utcd Press Correspon ioure.)
London. Nov "a tribute 20 the
work OF the Germans In China has
just been sent out by the British gov
eminent.
u be- part Of "a report from Consul
" J. Savage OF Changsha. capital 90
the province OF Human. To German
traders. men ~ tao. ana persistence.
ne said. is chiefly 1ue 20 the fact that
She tniIc~e native traders are hecom-
ing moro and more tolerant OF for
cign commercial methods and mcr-
shandiso View Arms who enter in
tcrlur China he Hdds. will no long
co. have io break .hrough the opposi-
iiou OF their o~ld-estabiishcd connec-
among she Chinese. and llsti-
tute ncw and unpopular methods. The
hulIiiug up uf trade connections Ia
china ia Just now easier than In any
other country.
Crcdi is ALSO due the Germans Tor
opening up the mining fields OF china
90 foreigners consul Savage says.
"Natiye p%reiudices, vested Interests
and tie greed and power OF the chi
gentry have, no doubt. raised
great difficulties In the past In the
way of he successful exploration by
Europeans Of the vast mineral wealth
90 China IN that respect the prov
ince OF Human. which had great min
oral resources, was ~ OF the worst
tu deal Wi'h. Yet these same ilhi-
culties have been overcome, In some
and the export of certain
ores and metals b. now a principal
feature of the trade OF hangsha. But
tu whose efforts is this due The
answer ~ To- those of German firms
British enterprise has had practice
ally nothing 10 do with b."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
B|RTHRATE RAW
ATTENTION Of
GERMANS
Leading Thinkers Direct Or
ganized Investigation Into
Grave Problem Brought Out
BY War.

ASSOCIATED Press correspondence
Bcrlin. Nov with the formal
foundation on October rs OBJ the
"Dcutsche Gcselischan fur Bcvoolk-
orungs Poitik, roughly translated.
The German Society for Population
Increase the efforts Of a relatively
small body uf men to check the de
crease that mas been noticeable iu thc
G'rmIn birthratc for more than 40
years have have at last won Wide
spread recognition.
Il has taken the war with IT, terrible
iurO1ds uu the pick uf German man
hood Co bring thousands tu ct rcaliza-
ton ot the %soundncss Of the claims Of
the fcW-that the bitthratc Of the
empire BE- going backward, add that
after the war Germany faces the
rctrogrcssiou that has been going on
Boo France IL something Is not done.
The ucW society. which informally
has been 900 existence for three
months has mapped out very definite,
concrete plans Tor combating the
cvcr-incrcusiug ohiidlc.ucss Of The
population These plans include "a
certain amount of legislation which
apparently l- approved by nearly Jll
parties and In educational program
ny medical aud pedagogical irclcs.
The legislation Includes q revision
of taxation schedules which shall
place Ju equal burden upon the fam.
by man and the bachelor so that the
latter viii lr literally driven into
mairlmuuy.' % includes mother
mood premiums Intended to counter
oct th, cDouumI, difficulty OF bring
ing children INTO the world, aud the
burden ot supporting them
OF great importance in the ewes Of
the founders of the new society. thc
plans contemplate q regulation OF dis
ease 500 rigid that the present tendency
Go Stcftlity. admittedly great, viii be
greatly l,s-ouod. especially whom
taken 900 conjunction with the inclin.
alton toward earlier marriage, which.
% d. hoped, can bee brought about.
The su,iot. counts ON 90 campaign "a
decrease the training period 81 trades
and professions 80 that young men
VIII become Wouoy Farmers az nm
earlier time aud upon educational
work by family physicians ana teach
crs.
Few uI the rulers OF the various
German states. lyrg, and sralI. but
ht,, oppressed themselves thorough
is 100 r,urd with the ideals ui the
society n plans. Emperor William and
the Kim OF Bavaria especially are de-
.lirrd tu uc oufha-Ia-tIUlIIy behind
the project DuIy the Social Demo
cratic pIrt.. cot Jll GA, MANY parties
300 thr empire. has not gone ON record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29

ROWLING AND BILLIARDS, LEE
nuCKINS uOT"-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
MOVIE FILM
AS EVIDENCE
Railroad Frames Up" on In
dividual Who Had Sued 1t
for $45,000 Damages

NEW ORLEANS. La Dee 20.-Moy.
~ INK picturcs uf SCENES of gay life
ln New Orleans. in which a supposed
mulltic is shown tp have discarded
his rrutchcs and tu be- giving an eN
hlmlIuu of clog dancing on restau
rant table, To the apparent delight II
two New Orleans girls. who were em
pIuyrd ~ assistant detectives. will he
used by the Texas aud Pacific railroad
IN fighting Il $i5UOO damage suit IN
stlulrd by Thomas Gilchrist'" In
the United States court at Marshall,
Tex, aud which Is to be- heard at an
early date
Murguns restaurant at Milnehurgh
was chartered for two days and
section NJ NoyrS cafe ut Spanish fort
was leased for one day for the settings
II Is estimated that more than $500
wa, spent by the railroad In ENTER.
tanning Gilrhrlst
The Trap Is Set
A string band was hired Tor his
pleasure at Nuys. the real object OF the
music being 10 drown the sound of
the motion picture machines clicking
An acquaintance ~ Gilchrists. who
was "stoolpigcuu" paid the expense
GlIrhriSt grew fond ~ one Of the
girl slpuths, proposed to her. and was
refused on the ground that he was
cripple"
"Will you marry me II I prove that
/ | am not cripple he asked
"lps," she replied
And he proceeded To furnish the
proof by tossing his crutches Ia the
other side Of the room
The little movie drama which may
save the Texas and Pacific railroad
$4,000 was produced" here by Claim
/ Agent llilgcrs ~ that road who has
his office In Marshall Although nj.
ways under cover during the three days
Of iolliflcation, he was never out Of
earshot aud nearly always had his eve
ON the conviyial little gathering Al
though Gllchrlst could not see him
Details Perfectly Pre- Arranged
So carefully were the details az The
threeday Celebration arranged thai
HA1girls and the "stoolplgeou" I'm thr
plot drank only lemonade colored "a
resemble cocktails, while Gllchrlst rn.
given the genuine article.
The name Of the PLAINTIFF I'm IN,
$4,000 suit Is not "GilChrist." I'm,
that Is the name under which hp wo,
known here About nine months No,
he was injured IN an accident neor
Marshall lie was struck ON tho ht
and declared In his petition for dam
ages that he had been rendered
hopeless cripple.
The stlll photographs and the moy
ing pictures " Gllchrists esconod,
were made hv n wclIknown New Or
leans commercial and Newspaper nhn
togrnphcr
II Is said that one of the girl sloutn
Is n country school tcncher. who ra
Gently moved here aud that her un.o
phlstlcntcd ways contributed grno
deal to the Sucrcss ~ gathering I'M
filmed evidence.
.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29
NAVY WILL HEREAFTER PLAN
AND RlIID BMNRINFS

WASHINGTON, Dec - Kids for
.nnmnriuv. for the Jultcd State, navy
wll hereafter he asked ON the msis u
uuu. prepared by the naval coustruc
tors Heretofore the navy merely has
asked for bids for submarines a. per
nM certain services uud the bidders
ln,c furnished the pluuS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-29

Heartburn iH symptom of mdlgcs-
rlon. Take q dose Of llERBlNE In
such cnscs The pain disappears In.
stautly The bowels operate speedily
and YOU Feel fine vigorous aud cheer
ful Price JUg, Sold BY Wehful
Drug Co.
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The Times has the largest local cir
culntion ~ amy paper IN the city.
hence the value Of is classified ada
| Try them,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

A tint that IS just the shade of June
roses is used for this waist. suitable
to development IN either crepe or
batiste. The collar is of satin in a
darker tone. TWO and thrce-quarters
yards of 36inch or 2ls yards of A.
inch material are required to make the
design.
1t costs but little to have the waist
hemstitched. After this Is done the
front Is underfaced from upper edge to
double 90" perforations. Turn hem 1T
front edge on single small 70" pcrfora-
tons. Large 20" pcrforations Indicate
Center-front; close Center-hacl; seam.
Pleat. bringing ~" to corresponding
single small 20" perfo:ations and tack.
Close center back seam OF Side-frnnt
and back section Indicated by siag!,
Pictorial Gey,ew pat,era 40. 1854.
bust Price. 3 cents
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
w MAKE GiSgR,
That set FssxlsA y.s nsnasls 90
Beth shoKes sac s-ls q

LANDOLOGl. MAGAZINE giving
the facts In regard to The land sit
uation. Three months trial sub
scription FREE. If for a home, or
as an investment you are thinkins
Of buying good farm lands, simply
write me letter marking it per-
sonal and saying Mall me LAND
OIDGY and all particulars FREE. 3"
Address Llyd NJ. Skinner, General
Managor. Skidmore Land Co. lis
Skidmore Bldg, Marinette. Wis.
2-20
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
spopofap
D ssms y slish diAisots -posbls .,

q sons = sliEh dialects -pobbls On
soppls TO- 10 10 vsrioasly spsit and
pronouncsd), seems to mean q large
pebols CAS-. papol. The same word
survives today among sea-faring men,
who talk OF 'popply" sea. meaning a
"choppy sea"-ons ths surface OF
which Is ag1tated with innumerabls
-iumpy" waves On the other band.
there Is an old hnsllsh word "popple"
meaning poplar" which Is In use to.
day in some parts OF Cansda. Evident
~ the word as It stands is of consid
cradle interest. and OF double derive
ton and meaning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
To tha MIddie-kaao.

Say to yourself that you art enter
Ing upon the autumn Of your life; that
the graces Of spring and the splendore
OF summer are irrevocably gone, but
that autumn weather Is often dark.
eAed by rain. cloud and mist. but the
air Is still soft and the sun still de
lights the eyes. and touches the vel
owing leaves. csressingly It is the
.sme for fruit, for harvest. Tor the vim
tage, the moment noi making pro
Tis.on for the wintay.--Amtels Jour
Gal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
FillIno A Fountain Pan.

When filling a fountain pen. to pre-
vent annoyance from air bubbles, use
narrow, taperinS pieces OF blotting pa
per. cut small enough to reach easily
into the barrel CT the pen. When
touched with one of these blotter
pointa the bubbles disappear and 9th.
ers DO not form
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
CONSTRUCTION 0dNpE 5ssl

forations. drawn in the required size
and stitched to tape under the gath
crs. The seam is closed: then the tuclis
above the elbow added. Sew .leeve
strap q, ,pWcr edge as notched. sElail
20" perloraton in strap at sleeve seam.
Work huttoaHnlcs at each side edge of
strap and Sew buttons on sleeve 20 cor
respond. Gather upper edge OF sleeve
between double TT" perroratiuns
Sew in arnthoie as notched
Sizes 81. 81. 80 "2 49, 4" "A and As
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
EeonomY In the Home.

In keeping house Il In quite as nc3
essnry 10 watch the outgoing as tbs
Incoming. Not the TIMES scrap OF
food need be wasted as long az 1t IL
GOOD. II Is wonderful wh~t nice pot
Of drippings can be kept on hand /.
all fat Is taken care OF. Sauces, too,
can be often utilized In making over
dishes. to give favor or sest when
lacking. as well az an addition 10 the
soup kettle
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
HELP WAETED.

WANTED---Iiye wire salesman
for local partner. All steel portable
garages and large buildings. Per-
manent, profitable and very attrac-
tive proposition. The Ruby Manu-
featuring COMPANY, jackson, Michi-
gan. 1924
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

Sometimes It seems 40 II every per
sen who was lacking In initiative, spe
aial ability or industry desired to be
either q writer, an actor OF an artist
The most agreeable way for lazy
person to make :. living In to exprest
his own opinions. emotions and I'm
pressions.-Harper'r Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

A splintering glass has beer
perfected by a French inventor b.
=smentlng q clear plate Of celluloh
between two glasR plates and thei
uniting them by strong pressure int
d single pane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
Fieas One Would Avoid.

The most injurious flea Is the Chi
goe, or sand hea, which comes from
the herguelen islands. In tho Indian
ocean. There is also one with claws
the those OF lobster, which 10
found or a small bird In South Amer
toA
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
FOE SALE.

FOR SALE---Fine new residence,
With bath. electric lights, gas, hard
wood floors, 3 lots. rooms, paved
treet, fine neighborhood. a bargain.
Price $500. Easy term.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25

CAL1F0RNfA---Are you going?
For information regarding wages,
conditions, opportunities, facts OBJ
tanned TO other way, write b. C..
Ausley, 626 4 gsins Bldg, Los An
gcles, Calf 1-24
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-25
Indicating Calmneas.

Wife--"Look here, Emil, II your co!
leagues wife gets new bat mus
Gave one. too" Iushand-"KeeI
calm abost It. We have come to al
agreement that neither Of you 10 t.
have one"