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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-25

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6a,1ptltabt. - General 8pn5alsc III
Ser Mr,nec @illa's eutacacn gespgen.
- Garrmsa gerirt iid id)on als
iuarc CT ancrfanntcr Hraiioc1lt bun
Mcrifp. - Ser @pfi1l1ngsltrabl fir
0ag ungliidltde Merifo, bon bent mir
in So1ge bes @i115uges oes Garran5a.
i1ten=@ Generals @pn5ales III sic 2an=
oesbouptltabt in ser lesten u9il1nb-
|idalt" ipraden, bot iid OILS Elm trii-
9criider erapiclen. @on5ales bot Die
@oltptltaot mieocr pcrlo1len, lt1ro 3a-
pata tit INIT leil1en @oroen mic0er III
|oielel6e 5uriidgcfebrt. @on5ales min
Ser Mrl1ee gilla's entgegen5iebelt, Ser
bon Gl,cretaro aus allf 0ic@mtptitabt
maridirt. Die 3uitanoe in Der
|@uuptitaot iino oerart, baB lid9 oas
ainerifaniihe u3otbe &rel15" altBer
Estanoc erflarte, @ilfe 5lt lei1teL Oh
|mobl 9raiiOellt @ilion in bie 2eiter
|ocsielben oril,gt, ibre M%uitreugllrgert
nidt mui5ugeben. Senor Garransa
|iest lid allfs bobe HoB ms Iagt, oab
cr iid) nit feil1er @egierlrng in Ser
Ibiuoung 6etrad)te, meld)e nidlt eine1
ihegloltbioten @ertreter 5t ibn1 nod)
@era Grll5 ienbe. aoniltl 5illinlm
mill er giitiglt oils oelt @crtreter Era=
|lioent @iliol1's nnerfernen, bon sen
anoerelt Negierlmeen enpartet ct
'a6er, oab tic iid bel linn pertretell
.lalicn, llllb 5lpar in Sierra Gru5, nidt
in Ser @al1ptitaot Merifo. Sin lon=
%berbarer Serr, oieler ygbeiu Scr @on=
ltitl1tionalilten. gr tbut gerabc, als
ub er bereits als propilorilher Nrali-
Bent Merifos a1erfannt morncu lei.
.9as lit er aber nod BON feiller Ste
gierul1g, altd 1idlt BON ir9eno elmer
Der latcil1ilden 5dpei er9Meplrblifen.
Site an0eren Megierungell martcr1 altf
Die Entertaining ourh bic Hegierltng
Ser Ser. Staaten. so lal1ge oieie
ausbleibt, balten ite NIT ser ibrigen
5lriid. Sic biirfte aber no6 lange
auf 1id marten laiien. Ser <b0el.
mllbbel in Merifo lit nod inlner int
Gauge. Ser @offnlmgs-
ltrabl, 0aB Garra1l5a pielleidt Sr0-
nun idaffen apiiroe, fat 1id) mieoer
pcrfliid)tiat. Garran5a lit al>d ni6t
Ser Damn, Ser oas fertig 'bringt.
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filtOen2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
H0PEWELL AND HIS
NEIGHBORS MAKE
BIC SHIPMENT
Thirty-fve Cars Of Black
Range Cattle Moved From
Engle Yesterday to Denver
and Lamar.

Colonel W S HopcwcU IT this ,It.
and hia ucishbor ra1chmcu boz tho
BLACK range stock couutr. Yesterday
shipped thirtN-nNc c3r- OF cattle from
Englc the stock goiug tu Denver and
Lamar, colo The purchaaer IT.
George A.. podd. O. we'll known buyer.
who Dough. target, on his own ace
count. u is understood. In addition to
Colonel H9powcil. who Was the hrut.
lest shipper the movement included
sales hg James BROTHERS. o. T. Pam
key. calhoun and Miller. George and
William Whitmorc. GIN Cr,Ws ana %
number nf others whosc lut. we're
small
charlie Graham and sons also
shipped from Englo yesterday $50
head uf COWS % calves Mr.. Dodl
hclug the purchaser.
\ shipment o. on COT ui calves
VIII io1y" Euslr Saturda, the 10th
FOR Kansas whore they are Foo goo uI
winter feed IN. SELLERS aye Moore
and Druutshirp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
RUMORED END TO
BOUNDARY SUIT WITH
x PROVES ERROR

Nu-liu Tex Soy. lN-Np settle
mcut has been reached iu the Texas
Sew Mexico boundary suit, which h'i.
CATION is now pending in the United
state. supreme court according To
state officials here. despite q report
which gained circulation 90 the con-
trIry This utgatiou instituted over
Il year ago by the state uf Sew Mex
leo i~ AN attempt Co cruNc about
l1.0UU acres ut fertile land situated -
few mile above The city Of El Pasu
ON the Hiu Gr.udy river which Ncv
Mexico n claiming because of a
change in the course of b river
In 1911 long before the present
suit was instituted there was settled
q controversy between Texas and Sew
MrNiru n- Co the boundary uf certain
territory between Texas ana that
state, 4 survey Of the disputed ter
rltur. was made, lu lHll. known AS
the CookroIl-~cutt survey, e complete
report ou thit survey having hcon
ulcd IU thc general land office. and
given publicity at the time. Tuu pres.
rut suit De- an entirely different mat.
ter and testimony BIS yet To uo taken
before the case is finally submitted
IN tn, United States supreme court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
NO VERDICT RESULT
IN BACA TRIAL
At LAS VEGAS
Both Juries Discharged by
Judge Leahy After a Brief
Court Session; Grand Jury
Returns IL Indictments.

East Las Vega. a.. NJ. Nov. IT,
Following the disagreement Of the.
trial jury loo the case 81 the state SIS
Tranquilino Bnca. charged with cattle
stealing. and the report Of he grand
jury. Judge Lcahy last night ~disrharg-
ed both iurics for the term. thus praC-
ticully ending criminal business for.
the term The grand jury returned
twelve true bills ana four no bills. tho
disposition of those Uases arranged be-
ing as follows:
Margaritu Britado pleaded guilty To.
stealing horses from Fidcl ortiz. and
was sentenced 90 eighteen months m.
the pouitentiary ana fined $500
EufracIo Bustos pleaded guilt, To-
he charge ~ stealing horses and was.
given not less than onc year ami not
moro than eighteen months IN tho
penitcntiary and Co pay q Hnc OF $500
Jose Luian pleaded guilt, 90 stctl-
ing COWS and was sentenced for not
loss than one year and no more than
eighteen months and n3cd $500.
Jua Castillo pleaded not guilty TO-
tho charge Of rape. lie asked M"
court 20 appoint counsel which was
done Leo NJ Upton and Luis T. Ar
milo were named. Castillo u.s. accused
~ raping his daughter.
Zacnrias valdez. a We. side special
policeman. pleaded not guilty 90 the
charge ~ assault with deadly weapon
on While LulI aged a. he was re-
leased ON e band 90 $500. His trial
was set FOR the next term OF court.
Eduardo Bihort and Enrique Mon
,osl pleaded not guilty Co .ho hu-gc
of assault upon with intent GO ,l.
Juan Salazar Ry request OF the two
men. Luis r. ArmIjo WIS app,I7tcd
by the our to defend hem Their
trial wa. Get for the mex term of
court.
pts.ual Crcspin and Eufrarir Hus-
tus pleaded not guilty TO the Joint
charge Of horse stealing ans were
released upon 81 ooo bond Trial was
~. fDr the next term of court
Francisco TruIulo nlcsdod not guilty
io tho charge co. stealing horses. an
trial got for tha next term of court.
Carlos N.gil pleaded not guilty 20
the charge ot wife abandonment ard
trial was set for the next torn oi
court
Jose Lujaun pleaded guilty Co the
charge of s~toUl.1r cattle from Jose -.
Hlbcrl and was sentenced for one
year tuI required 600 u1 re- $500 tine
Juan Luiau pleaded lu suHIt1 ''
the charge uf seduction Trial vIs
set fur next term.
John g. Ju1zpu. % rrc1ehoY-humc-
tender residing north of Las Vegas.
pleaded not quilts tu Doe charge Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
AMERICAN BUILT
SHIPS MAY GO
INTO BATTLE
Ex- United States Naval YES
sells Likely to Figure Prom
inently in Sea Conflict in
Balkans.

Paris. oct. 30 American built
ships ana American big guns will fig
ute in the first line Uf any naval Opcr-
ations growing out OF the Balkan
conflict. as the former American bat
tl"shir- Idaho and Mississippi now
the Greek battlcshjps Kilki7 and Lem
nos, are the best warships pusscsscd
by any NJ the Balkan states. while
eight monster ii-inrh guns built by.
tho Bcthclchcm WORKS FOR Greece are
now doing service at the Durdanollcs
The Balkans have . long stretch OF
coast ON the Mcditorrsnean and Black
scis. making naval operations likely
ON both these fronts. All the states
have naVlcs. except Serbia. The
Greeks had ordered % monster super
drcudraught of 28. 900 tons. 10 This
is cancelled They also had The SAL
amis. 1880 tons. building in Vulcan
yards ct Germany. which the Germans
quickly appropriated This leaves.
them with the former Idaho and Mis-
-is-ippi BOO tho first line. tho Avcnon
of 1900" tons. three a.000-ton cruis-
crs o. guuhoats and n mir-sizcd no-
tllu OF ~dcstruycrs and torpedo boats,
including two subamircns. one Of tho.
best creek submarines was built in
France, and was taken over by France
only two weeks ago because Greece
wac behind on payments.
Bulgaria has a Mediterranean and
Black sea front. But her navy is in
significant. consisting Of the guuboat
Nadiejda Of zoo tons. six torpedo gun
boats. and four small craft, including
King F~crdiuand's royal yacht. the
kroum. which Is strongly armed
should Russia lombard Warm, Bul-
garia's Black sea port, as has been
threatened, Bulgaria could make little
naval resistance beyond that from
shore batteries
PumauIa be- entirely confined to the
Black sea. whccr her navy consists OF
five coast defense monitors with
j-iuch guns the cruiser Elizabeth and
q fleet of small g%unboHts.
The eight monster li-inch riflos-
among the largest ever produced
wecr under way at the Bethlehem
works Go hc mounted ON the Greek
tattlcSh3p SalamIs building at the
vulcan yard ln Germany. But when
Germany appropriated the Greek bat
tlcship the huge guns had not beer
delivered and Germany preferred her
own type OF Krupp gun Just then
Greece was much Interested In the
approach OF the Auelo-Frcn h force
at the Dardanolels. just across the
Aegean from Greece. and "a transfer
was quickly arranged by which the
'1l-inch guns were mounted on moni-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

through me myriad ~ nerves 90 deeper sur.
faces. tlr Internal organs. Aud thus q
prripd nj tcpOsr must reflect itself not only
boz thc mind NJ lhc mother, but upon the
babe tn gumc.
A point upon which an experienced people
agree is the accepted TACT that whatever an
,.pcctlri mother may de- fOr herself that h
rft and harmless b. bound tl encourage
confidence boz herself Aud as she applies
Mother Friend with her avn band when
ever required and Just where needed, she
soon learns IN forget those approximations ~
often imaginative,
Young mothers who have used Mothers
Frfcud' have written "a say how rcluicri
they were nj the absence NJ morning sickness,
extreme nervousness, and other disttcssc, ~
which they had heard AMI feared. Get .
huitle NJ Mothers Friend 1T any drug
store. Simply apply Il over the stomach mus
,Irs and rcst assured 0f perfect safety ani
comfort day aud night. Write ~ Rradhrlt
REGULATOR, 70l Lamar BldE, Atlanta, Ga, Tor
u.,Ir handsome aud instructive G1oA,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
CHOSE pest HOUSE
As SCENE FOR
SUICIDE
Silver City Brakeman, Weary
Of Life, Locks Himself In
and Sends Bullet From a AS
Colts Through His Head.

a dispatch from santa Rita 10 no
Silver city Independent t,Ils % iu uu-
usual suicide at the big copper camp
when r. sterling. 81 % former
switchman here. cummitf,J suicide
Icy shooting himself thtou-h the head
with q revolver.
Sterling hal been yVIto1 nt nights
and was relieved about To- uOak ago
FOR failing TO show up tor dgis
Just after The dinner hour sulduy.
a nurse 40 the chino hospital saw "a
man cr.cr the pest house which is ON
she hill back OF the hospital She I'M
formed ono Of the DOCTOR. As uo one
had any business ther, lf that time.
the doctor proceeded tu Investigate
and found the door locked ON de-
mauding hat 10 be- opened. Do voice iH-
side called Ca know who was there.
On being informed u was the doctor.
u parlcyeJ to know which doctor An
other doma1d by the doctor Co open
the door was responded Co Dos a. shut
ninE of feet, out he door was not
opened.
Deputy sheriff Pcntvood ws. thea
called and tho door forced open. Stcr-
Jus W. YUM n" A|E wv 100 HNNH "NN'N
through the head. A f5-Colt revolver
was clutched IN the right hand.
a corouer's Jury was called and rec
turned q verde. Of suicide Papers
and effects on the person of the de-
ceased showed him 90 be au cV-rdiro1d
man. he having been "a conductor ON
two or more roads lu Iowa unl TrNa-.
a telegram addro. sod Goo bis .uu Gf
Noakum, Tex read: I'm trouble acod
money Send 10 now or newer
Also q onte addressed 90 some pur-
licatio1 in Texas explained chat h,
had been discharged before. And t-
he then had "a family Dee stood for DO.
but as NJ now had ao fau'l. h, would
NO, Stand for dismissal That Bee had
wasted his life iu trying 20 help the
working man hat he was doing this
20 set q precedent
on the reverse side Of the sheet hc
stated that he had borrowed the sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
CHAIR MAN OF TAX
COMMISSION ON
ITS CRITICS
W. Poe Issues Brief but
Pointed Statement Regard
ing Attacks by Republican
Newspapers.

Chairman John W. Poe Of the state
taX commission. which Is now IN scs-
sion In santa Pc. has given out a
statement concerning a series of more
or less vicious attacks ON the commits
sion and IT. work under the Bursum
tax law. which ave been made bN
standpHt Republican newspapers. iu
which he calls attention TO the facts
in connection with the work uf tho
commission and the conditions under
which u has been carried on NJ.
Poo's statement is published In the
santa Pc Sew Mexican OF "Wednesday
evening as follows
THE state tax commission has
worked hard IN an honest and pnins-
taking cdor to render "a maximum of
service 10 the state. IN increasing
assessments and aiding property to
the rolls 1t was inevitable, in View OF
the limited time for gathering iufor-
nation and the limited means at IN,
disposal Of the commission. that some
taxpayers should suffer THIS b. yer,
rcgrcttahic. but for the actions taken
the commission has no apologies Co...
make. II feels that IL has done tho
very best possible under the circum
stances.
tn state tax commission Us "h''-
ly and solely responsible Tor any ac-
IONS ''N'n. MI. ''''"'r'' "s S''''
'','p's '''''' I.1tu
, L
80, .,I -.
ns - ~.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

The question ut
,omfurt, Of helpful
aids and influence
Among the hest ~
these /. % well known
external remedy,
Mother Friend
n Is gently applied IN
the surface muscles.
These are fabricated.
toned. made pliiblc ~
they stretch ~ nature
requires without the
strain and pain on
cords and llgamcnis
This influence extends
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

-Meritoi white Eminent IL a
splendid application for Sore Throat.
Cold on the Lungs Group and Pains
In the Ches.. Saturate "A piece OF
flannel cloth with the Eminent and
use as a plaster. IL is very penetrat-
ing. and effective. Prices CSC. sec
and si.eO. Otwell Drug Co. exclusive
agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE Tagblatt
notes that the former British ambas-
sador In Berlin. Sir Edward Goschen.
waa recently sued In the Po.sdam
county court for $50. At the last mo-
ment the bill was paid by the Ameri-
ca1 ambassador. and the action has
accordingly been withdrawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

tors forming a part OF the Dardancllcs
expedition. There they are today,
probably the most effective weapons
use.
Altogether Greece Is the best
equipped Of the Balkan states to make
e naval showing. and this chiefly
through American ships and guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

Berlin. Nov. 17-Pickled whale
meat b. being sold In a butcher shop
In Burg. near Magdehurg. The meat,
M be stewed or roasted. ana Is be-
coming popular for its cheapncss.
costing but s. %pfcnnlgs a pound, about
half the price Of the cheapest and
poorest meat OF any other sort.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

= l1zy liver leads Co chrpul' dys-
pcpsia ana constipation-weako1s the
whole system. Doan's Rcgulets t25e
per box act mildly ou the liver and
bow els. Al an drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

Phone 3. Red Barn, sli West Cop
por for first class livery. w l.
Trimbls = Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
The Real Suffrage
Thought Of Women

Molhcrhoodisthc thought uppcrmoSiin
woman'S mind. And with II, of course,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18

Prince ALsor' Il sold apsfYphers because
rho dfranlf1r Il 10 a1tecFsaL So Whsrspsr
son fu4Irr 60 ftr .loff JuBf drop IN Tho
han .,ssf tto1 Tho, arN tobacco cad buy the
foDps t-fhrF for % ffHsv piccs SCI fify red
tnn. ID hand'ome pSuna oad haH pound
tH AuH,tiofs. anffhaf ,tsstt rrpsfaf glass
..... . hlA,...-. G.-.t sss.tas .oss4ats Es fse,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-18
"a nationaL Joy smoke

ifHH another unsolicited WrHhcf
afffo Prince Alh-u ui3.f1r .HiinY-
p.HrHf l.4b Thi8 o. 10Th q kr..N
af Port fr1v frnec - $40 fla
JuH T. M f.H century nlrt Mf
T.. Er.ap ono rI those AIari old
uIeH who hI rure 90 fms rrc asc
wifh fhr ryH of it Eituify nmmr p
g.re fresh i1 p W.uf each mofrinl
o.. .lsr.. i.Hu % hbsfa smoicf
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Eleven nations at it. Greece and Bulgaria will make thrteen and they're all welcome to whatever good luck see in it.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

xfresldent Taft says too many churches and many mAlsers causing cracks in the foundation of religion stands in need of the cement of cooperation That's proposition isn t it?
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01
ALASKA EXECUTIVE AS VIEWED
 BY THE SUNSET MAGAZINE

TT HE Interesting Westerners' department of Sunset
 Magazine for May contains interesting article on Gov J F. A. Strong by Frank Carleton Teck, news papean poet and author and at present the Port Angeles, Wash. Commercial Club With the article is an excellent full page picture Governor Strong in the executive office at Juneau.
 The article appears under the heading, "The First Alaskan, and is as follows:
 fe IS typical of the Northand-white crowned like its mountains, straight and rugged like its evergreens He typical of the aggressive and optimistic citizenship the new Northandvigorous in mind and body keeneyed and clear headed There's nothing commonplace about J. F. A. Strong the first Alaskan governor of Aakahe looks and acts the part
 But neither is there anything austere about him. AS genlal proposition he IS and mnging as al muckuck He of the most approachabe and engaging o men, and therefore popular than among the mushers and sourdougs of Alaska have known him as one ot them for the last seventeen years among the paper toes of the Pacific coast who have recognized him as worthy fellow worker for than quarter of century
 GOvernor Strong has mushed, dog-sledded prospeced picked and shoveled and wndassed his various gold districts of Alaska Just about all the souroughs know him We from outcrop to bedrock His personal acquaintance among them remarkably general They all address him wh genial but respectfully familiarity Major his person. aty fits the title apy despite civilian raiment that event the dules imagination readily supplies the gold cord epaulets and chapeau of militant romance.'
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Those Who going to the states this summer may give as good the fact that travel not safe since marine mine picked from the of the Pac Ocean nsar Cape Flattery. .'
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The joy with which the Balkan states will crack Turkey the neck when the time comes is comparable only th unspeakabe ecstaces of Col Roosevets thanks to tn, acquitting jury
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Have you given that back yard the attention it needs If not, do so at once.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Just at present the people of the First Division are threat enng seriously to break away from the remainder of Alaska they can The newspaprs at ast holding Damoces sword over the heds O the unfortunate wreces of the Second Third and Fourth divisions and had better be careful to nourSh the slender thread that prOongs life The whole trouble the greater part of it, come from the horrible decision o the legislature to the fishing interests more than other industries The members of the legislature from the three secondary divisions had the emery support the proposal to place most of the taxation on the shoulders o those who make money out of Alaska without developing Alaska, who spend the money made in Alaska sde who have constantly to be watched prevent from destroying the fisheries of Alaska who are not Aaskans in the real sense of the word-Seward Gateway
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The cast has escaped from the bag Italy has that will shoot faster and further than any other gun Therefore warl
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

In commenting the action of the Seward council in deciding that 1t IS not necessary to print ordinances in the local paper the Douglas News says n the future they will
 simply be posted three conspicuous paces where people and the horses and the mules and the doneys will have an equal chance at them We can't say that admire the fence post style of advertising any e and there may be several reasons for that We know where preacher whose congregation had deserted him. thought attention to
 me and his crude and selfish notions by writing his ideas boards but only succeeded in exciting rcue and attracting an excellent variety of garden farzer The Seward council may just as we'll learn its lesson future me Tie people or Alaska read the newspapers and obey the laws but pay te or no attention to ideas and things found and posts and they know pretty we'll what they about too
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The reply of the imperial German government President Wilson noe re the sinking of the Guflght and Lusitania awaited with thrill and its receipt yesterday
 great disappointment to the administration and the American public Genany's in the nature of rebu and Mir Wilson will immediately transmit another note to the war lord and demand satisfactory least definite response Upon this reply may probably a state of war; not actual warfare it means in either event. united uon-e purbus unum n its fullest realities For veal for woe the people are back of the President
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The great Russian strategic movement continues Graft flying accompanies it. It's simplicity astonishing commends itself to military leaders and henceorth It consists of retreatng with great rapdy in the hope of running the Germans to death.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The conditions in Mexico City described as ndesrib ably oathesome, with bandits rampant officials negligent
 uncertainty and alarm everywhere, and the food situation precarious Home home, sweet home Whatever dscors there have been in the American chorus ought disappear
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

With last evenings issue the Cordova Daily Alaskan suspended publication and the Daily Times has undergone slight in its orce but will continue furnish the residents of Corova Prince William Copper River valley with daily and weekly newspaper
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Boston scientist has discovered adrenn which, he says will that tired feeling minute It will he assures do to the fatigue of the body than several hours sleep and don't ding early i'll the morning business activity sets in
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

And now having completed education in Serbian, Montenegran, Turkish, Russian German Austrian English French Belgian Dutch Japanese and Chinese, we've got light in and learn Italian Life just one awbreaker after another.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

The Russian military press agents are bit slow with the stories d enormous losses of Germans and Austrans in tho Carpatna and ter statement is vague enough be neal rdlclouss St tell what's war times
The Cordova daily times., 1915-06-01

Tiny Switzerland has narmy of 5O0000 watching her serrated borders She is island of armed peace the maestrom of war.