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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-04
ITALIANS TO AID
SERBS WITH MEN
ASSERT PREMIER
NATION Is UNITED IN DEMAND
THAT THE WAR BE PROSE-
cuTED TO VICTORY.

Rome, Dec. 1.-(Delayed)-The firm
determination of all 1taly-army, king
and country-to continue in the war
until the national aspirations are salts
fled was emphasized today by Foreign
Minister Sonnino in an address to the
senate and chamber. After describing
Italy's share in the conflict, he an
nounced that the government had ad-
hered to the agreement of London
binding the allies not to conclude a
separate peace
Baron Sonnino declared Greece had
agreed to give the allies sufficient
guarantees that she would maintain a
benevolent neutrality towards them.
The independence of Serbia always had
been one of the cornerstones Of Italian
policy, he asserted, and for that rea-
son Italy would aid Serbia across the
Adriatic, providing supplies of arms
and ammunition.
The foreign minister's speech was
constantly interrupted by applause.
An earlier dispatch from Rome re-
garding Baron Sonnino's address be-
fore parliament said his remarks re-
lating to Serbia were interpreted to
mean that an Italian expedition would
be sent to Albania
FRENCH ouTPosTs SURPRISED.
Berlin, Dec. 3.-Various minor
operations along the western front
are recorded in today's official state
ment by army headquarters. No in
fantry operations OF moment are
chronicled.
Near Lombaretzyde, northeast Of
Nieuport, in Belgium, hostile French
outposts were surprised by a German
detachment and several prisoners
were taken.
West Of Roue, a French biplane was
forced to land under the fire Of Ger
man artillery, and its occupants, two
officers, we're made prisoners.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-04
GE ERMANs GUILTY
OF CONSPIRACY IS
VERDICT OF JURY
HAMBU BURG-AMERICAN LINE HEADS
FACE JAIL FOR AIDING
kAlsER's ARMY.

Warrington, D. c., Dec. 3.-The
statement announced formally
late today that II had asked for
the recall OF Captain eoy-Ed and
Captain Won Papen, naval and
military attaches respectively Of
the German embassy here, be-
cause Of the objectionable ac-
tivitIes In connection with mill
tary and naval matters"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Sabiihes Vpltsfeft
5inbet am sOuutag gum Seifeu Der
ariessnOtbIetSenoeu in RappOrt
itntt.

Sonutog IT srobes gabiTtes@oI,s.
feft i'm Clifton 0arten in glepport.
9as Geit niro bonn YdbiI6en Inter.
itiiBunss g.rsin peranitaIist, Der
fin 43. Stif,uHssfsit begebt uub bass
isIbs gu elmer Observation-Disclosures
itaItims NADER nil, berel grtras
Zen Srisesuo.bIetben gu gut tommsn
unb an ben 9iIfsfonbs a5ssfii5rt fpers
ben fou.
llrfpriirgIi6 bdtt, bas geft bereiis
am perfloF,nsu Sonnias iiaiifinb,n
ipusu, aber Der Regsn ma9t. be.annt.
lid ben gGotnf,rn cine b6ien Gtri6
ourb bic Ftduung uub q. mubten
bic SSeisr Bis auf ben iommenb,n
Spnntaa Oeriaieben. Soffentlics bat
btr mett,rsot, Elm girfeten unb l1bt
bic Iisbe GOrne f6einsn, iobnt Sns
Stiftungsfeit Der gabenier fi4 gu Il.
rem prdttiaen Grfols seftaIttt.
Giir llntsrbaltuns ipirb in Der
umiihtigitsn Deife Gorge aetraaen
psrben unb In nidt serinsem Wabe
ptrb gu osm Srfolg Der 8asor bsi.ras
gen, bsFsu 9eituue bic 9amen ir bi.
6anb gsnommen baben. Grau Sobn
arm6ruitsr III 0orfiberin, Grau qbil.
2eifing.r SstrdGrin uub syrau 4ua.
Gmig Gtusmsiiiertn. Sbnen itebi Elm
9erreHtommittee sur Seiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Gies nab 1as.

-Tn Der llnioerfitat beeanien am
eitriBen 5ase Die GufnabHperriiilma,
Die bis 3ltm fomnenoeH 3ienltlg
ooaern merOen. Ra4 ben iopeii cill.
gelatienen 9lunleIoimgen gu uri6ei.
len, pirO bic 8abl Der Stubiereroen
M Der llnioerfitdt beiier ole 6es Der.
iIoiIenen Sabres bebeutellb iiberitei.
gen.
Jiir ben Gonbs. Der aufa.bra6t
peroen foq, I'm bic llntoiten Ser I'm
tsrbaItuug unb 9eipirtbung Der a.ais.
loturmitglisber fpdbrsnb ibrer hiefiaen
anipdeubeit pom q. bis 20. Geptems
Der gu beftreiien, fHb fOfpsit $3440 aes
ii6ert porbsu. Snseeiammt e.bentt
oos Eommittes ettpa $15, 900 5u Il.
9ern.
Sobn :. gteels 1T, iph dns Go.
lumbus ssmsIbst purbe, Dom Siaaiss
feuermari6aG 9udeIp 81 ,inem Der
bier itotiOrirten Silfs Seuermar.
ihdue ernauut pprbeu als Rd4folser
Don Ben Wiepsr.
= SufOla. ber lebufiilurs p.rs
ifieoener Sdulsebdilbs fpirb, pie
SduIfuperintsirben. Dr. Goubon sss
fern bsiannt CAB, bic nIie Grite Or
itritt S9uls an Der OF 2ibsrtp Stras
Be tpenisisns gum Tbsil ipieber benubi
iDerben. Sort lperben ftina flint aIals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

fen Der Doobparb 9pdidule untsrsss
braat iperben miiHsn.
- S6onttpirtbe, bic ibrs 9iSsits 81
erileuern ipiini4en, miiHsn bic biesbes
0usliHe Ippliiation bis ipGteitens ben
10. September bel Der Gounip Sis
5ensfonlmiiiion untsrbrtiien. Dus Bu.
rean Der aommiiiion ipirb sur Gntees
gennabme folder Gppliiationen bis
gum 15. September tdslid nit auss
nabme bes Spuntass 5piffyen boIb
neun llbr Worsens uno baIb fiinf lbr
gtabmiitass seOffnsi isin. Der 4ppIis
tation mub cine Gebiibr Don S. Beige
lsst tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
9lnfgegeben
@urbr bas prOjeftirte Serbitieit fir
Sas Tsntid,e AIteabeim.

0ag alf ben %. Septerrtber onbe.
raumt 9eipeiene Serbitfeit oes Teut.
idn gIltcnbeints lpiro alisfallen. 60
teidIcB bas Oireftortirm in ieiner
aeitern Rahnittde in Der sIrltaIt uni.
Ter Dem 8oriis 0es 8i5epraiiberlterl
Senator 6. &ubl uno Der protofoIl.
fiibrulg Des Sefretdrs Sans 3nlfe
itaitgehGtten mollntIiden 8eriantm.
hung. 81 bieier Grti6eiouils famen
Die 6erren bcnl Sirettcriilm IN gInbe.
tratt Der Sbatiad,e, oab n1brelio
OieieS CONNER belltide 6eitc in all.
belGroentlib arober 3nM abgebalien
rucrOen iino. rrosberS miro jeoo6
ipGter nod elm ,yeit i'll fIeiiterem 9lab.
men in Der glnitalt arrungirt lperoen.
gedrsalupaIt Cliner ". God i;ber.
mitteite 6as 2e9at, ipeldes icin Dor.
eutiger 3eit peritcrbeiler 8roBpater.
berr Ufid3ocI Sdtpars, bem glIten.
henn I'M getr1ge pom $1,000 aiisgc.
icst bate lub Der Grltpione oieier
Slulmle miro 0aufeub beitdtigt wer.
oen. fsrau Oscnr Strobel iiberianbte
einln Gbef iiber $50 als @eitrag mir
lebenslangIife 9titgIiebi9nft oes
Soerrn 8. $. St0ue. IS puroe be.
,dloi'cn, iSrau 5,trobel fiir ibr enpi.
aes g8irfen i'm ,lntereiIe Der 4rlitaIt
ben Cant oes 8orltnnos 5u iber.
aittelu.
Tiuanjiefretdr ,Sobn q. gteper imo
Stapnlctiter 8. U Setter bcri6teten
gleidllallterlo, bab iib Die Girrlabuen
6es periloiiencr giouats auf ST.
S6s.60 lno Die slisga5en aiif 49,.
5gS. 81 beIieien rnlb bab ieYt Gin
aciienbeitanb pcn $2,741.53 pcrban.
ben III. Qaut ben Seridt oes gerpnl.
tcrs Iagobert s-uI befInocn iif Uur
3cit al sSuiniien III Der gluIiaIt uno
udbrcno Oes oerfIoiienen Mondts
trat 6. Seller a.s Brobeiniaiie elm.
9uu DER iTriua ,yIfob gieifer & so.
rui Dabreno RES Dionnts ais @e.
itcnt cine 6onyue 8bistep ein. glIs
ncues giugIieo u, ben sIlteitbeiuDer.
en- uurbe Scrr ,yris OoeIfel ouf1e.
nonmen. 4Is geiudsforuittee mn.
qircu pobre1lb Scs Wlcuats fiir oen
@critanb oie Scrreu Is. SO. 8. Curb.
bert lm6 Serrp Greies irtS fir Den
8erein Die 5erreu 8. u. SbiIlp ,tHO
a7ioib Gierlg L.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
TnIandif6s na6ri6tsn,

SbtrH Serman 6.
g 8umm gefprbtM Ter in
gDafbingion psrItorben. Cberii Der
Riifi.nartiilsris German 6. G6umm
NOR I'm Sabre 1864 in Der Rdb. pOn
Saul Giip, Wis., ols Der Sobn beui.
i6er eItsrn ssbor.n. Rad bsm gdu8
Der WiIitdr 9liabemis pon gDeIt
poini i'm Sabre 1887 Der ariia.ri.
5usstbeilt, iianb bsr iunge 9sutnant
Der Reibe na9 In Sadion garrads BEL
Stem Orleans. Jort Ndbsnportb anf
Staisn Sslanb, fort Sd,upler am
Sunb unb 'yort aii.p. aonfas, In
Gdrniipn. Wsttsre fahmdnnii6e Guss
bifbung genoB CT auf ter ariiIlerie.
f6uls In Jcrt Wsonroe, Wa- Bel qlus.
brud bes ipaniid omeri.anifhen
9rieges tpurbe Der bamaIige Obtrs
Isutnapt pon ben Deutf6sn Der Stabt
GbitasO an bic Gpiss bts BON ibnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
1astsn aaS SeaeSme.

- Ter eSoe Soofer goiten q. n.
n. ben Canton lpirb feline regllldre
Sislmg i'm Souie bes Serrn Srani
@eB. 9to. eli gtcfunnep Strabe,
mcrgcn 9tadnittas nm 124 ubr ab.
DaIter.
Die nGdiic @eriGrHmIuRg bes
OeEti6. .9Imeritnniiten 3omen5mei.
ges firoet am 0onneritag, rs. Sept.,
I'M Soitfe Der Srnl grorpn IN Tan.
TON itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
9ofQl 8eridt.
YrieitererueuHunsen.

Grsbiid)of Moeaer bat Die ernew
uisug BON ReD. 2ouis Rar, .. g.,
oem bisberieen Yfurer ben ct. au.
euItinus Stride, gum 8farrer Der ct.
SuurentiIs &ir4e, als gaadJfoIeer bes
beritorbener 8erp Jfcn. s. S6oen
bocft, Q. o., betmuit segeben.
3um Bfarer Der ct. glllgiiifinus
&irflc tpilrbe 9eo. 3obn Ss Sdopp.
Der bls5eriae 9tarrer 6er SI, Grst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

ialttgfeits Stride in GoIotunter, g.,
erItmlnt iinb beiieii gaadfoIaer miro
Heo. 9ouiS 9niib, Der biSberiee Yro.
iuruior ON nj. Ct. Wsnrp Seniinnr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
n shpsst.

FRAU 20. ;. Dilm,r bon Der DAT
Strabe, Sort Sbomas, 1T DorQeifern
&bsnh plHal@ gsisorbsu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
AUsTRIA's REQUEST.

~ THE same tolegraphic report with
the story or Or Ritter at ClcVc-
\ land came word hat Austria
wanted 20 know why our state de-
partmcnt had issued a statement ape
parontly implying official belief In the
story 81 pr. Goricar Austrian cS-cou-
sui at several points IN America, who
said that ne had been called upon TO
infringe on the neutrality Of ire Unit.
ed states.
Il seems 10 ms hat Austria better
could have passed oyor this incident.
win the disclosure made by Goric0r
IN a fair way TO De substanti1ted In
part at least, 10 vs. are 10 believe
stories Of Investigations hcin made.
and with tentative evidence ~ ur.
friendly acts by Austrian diplomats ln
this country forced upon az by Dt.
Ritter's alleged confession and tho
succeeding statement hy Cherries :.
Reed. u may he embarrassing TO AIS
trll &C have an answer nom the
Un.tod states on the subject
There have been denials Of pr.
Goricar's story from several quarters.
an az them more or less orrCri 'ut
~ M same time. in the face e. % q
Archibald-Dumba incident. wt rau-
not help taking just "a grain 90 SILT
with the denials Not that h story
Is accepted IN toto. amy more than ro
thr drnisls But we will boz slower o.
hellGNa4nSuna- agen--rCmutrly luN
nected with the Archibald Dumbt
event than We would other persons
whose %credibulty has not been plac"
in question 10 our own knowledge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH I
DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY
Try this! Hair gets thick,
glossy, wavy and beau
tiful at once.

immediate Yes, Certain that
the jos of b. Yoar hnir becomes
light. Wuyv. fuzzy. abundant and abe
pears I- SOFT. lIstlous and beautiful
as q youns girls after o. Dlnderiuo
hair cleanse just try this-moistru
"a cloth with 1 little Daudcriuc and
carefully draw BE- through you" huir.
taking one small strand Ji l time.
This HI cleanse the hair pf dust.
dirt cor excessive uIl. aud iu d few
moments 90 have, doubled th, h,autf
OF youI hair a d,iIghiIul surprise
awaits those whose hair has boon ue4-
l'.t,d Hr DO HctHEl, faded ury. Hrf-
tlD coz fhIU Besides HelutiN.uL '1u
.ha.r. Ngudsrrr d@isru.-ps l..rE p.r,
tiol, uf daudru1. ,ioanses. uurn,.
and .~utI4oratc. lhc scalp, forever
stopp.ug itchlua and falling hair uut
what Will plo.so .nu most VIll h,
after % frN wecks ue vne 1000 son
uow hIIf tine luI daUnE at ur-J-
Huf IaII', n.v hrIr rrYNiuE l'
over tho scalp o. .lt, iYr p.,r..
-uIr hair. aHd I..- .f .f syr,l. go. I
-..rf Nnt'I, off ku.vIfun .ul,r-
ns from ANS IfIa -.ur, .r toilet
counter and iH-f '.. r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
DANISHED GAY ONES
Of COUNTY CAN'T
STAY HERE
Police Make 1t Plain Once
More That Albuquerque
Will Not Be Refuge for
-Demi-mondaines.

That Inc city police decidedly
meant what they aid when it was n1-
ucuuccd that rcdouhlpd Vigiluncc
would be exercised boz the antl-yico
crusade To- back up sheriff Eomcro's
cleanup of the county resor and
that mono of The girls hani~hrd from
She nearby ana country hotels and
saloons WOULD hr permitted to have
any soft OF rcfJgc in thlf CITY. was
demonstrated last nigbt and this
morning. -Four women of the half
world. former ~frequeatcr. oi Harclas
resorts according TO- the police. vrr.
arrested Ir the raid. and thc four
wore given iail sentences PCS city
judge craig
Two men wcro arrested with tho
women Thrg also were cnt 10 jaii
Tho vomcn arrested are Anita Suudo-
vol Mar5 S1udoVal. Amuliu sedllo
ana Josephine VALDEZ Joe Roscu-
berg ana sam Uubin were arrested
with them Tho six were caught boo "a
house 90 broadway and Tlirrls ave.
nue. hy captain O'1rady aud Police
man Schutt. O'3rudy in his report
ON the arrests ideit.acd he Eif'a ls
former regulars ai BarolIs resorts.
Anita ard Mary Saudoyai were rc.-
ocnizod aa former oncndcrs in the
city our and received thirts -ln,
sentences. Tho other two girls were
now Co hc city court ana received
nftcti dan. beolu 10 was their fr.'
appearance l1 town The inca WUro
given fifteen days apiece
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
TIM I~usIrANIA AGAIN,

~oMEs now a inves-
uEator, who ought TO be reli-
able. and "a that he
has obtained a confession from Or
r.. W. Ritter. Ritter nov is held ln
cleveland on a charge of periuring
himself IN regard t. g%un-cotton haN-
inr been aboard the Lusitania, state
ments 20 the effect that the liner ear
ried explosives having been adduced
30 an alleged qualification for the ac'
OF Germany in sending the vessel to
the bottom.
Ritter. Eayp the i~nyestigator. not
onls admits his perjury but involves
Ernst Ludwig. Austrian consul al
cleveland. declaring the consul paid
him 400 Tor his AFFIDAVIT.
Unsubstantiated. this story should
have no more credence han the oris-
lnni tale Of explosives had. Those
who believed tina now should give
credit To the confession tina, IL was
false. THOSE who did not believe It
are concerned more with the substan-
tiauon than with the story itself.
Chasles 5. Reed, attorney for Ludwig.
asserts that the money In the case was
passed in his office.
Il appears to have been settled pref
ty well thai the stories about eNplos-
ives on the Lusitnnsa were inventions.
Germany and her ally have gained
nothing in the eyes Of the American
people az a result u these sorry ef-
forts 10 end an excus for the deaths
Of ONE and children u s 90 be
hoped that the Eoyerume ril find
ways 10 make Il sufficiently nncom-
Portable for those VINO provided the
excuses to prevent ny similar Affairs
IN the future being made the basis Of
action by a foreign power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
COMPARES DEFECTS
OF VARIOUS SYSTEMS
OF PUBLIC EDUCATION

Hut hester England, Aut.
merits and defects OF The English
stem Of education formed ihe -uH-
sect OF "a recent lecture her" uN Woo
Chancellor IS. T.. sidicr OF De-. ds ua.-
vsrsity. who spoke ut IA" English
the American aad the German as The
three great representative types. croh
typical OF "a different point Of tIc"
Germany stands for unity u1sed ou
the state. the United States iut tI-
riety based ON tho Individual ana tho
British empire for an attDupt 10
moral unity based partly ON indirtd-
ual experience. partly ON inherited
tradition and partly con udWIulstrI
.lte organization said Prof SadI",
An three face the SHINE human pr0H-
lem. and each has learned from fh"
other two Bot Germany ana th-
tinted states work on simpler thou-
rles and have tho advantage of 70 sling
pier aim The BRUSH New is tltH
more complies. and British education
whom 10 mil- below It's best is less Of
%fcrtiyc in accomplishing .ts aim thHn
the others
British education. especially iu"
English at 3d. best Dr. ~%truur0t tH.H
be- rivals iu the development of urr-
snnnl character Tho olry .u8i .H'
GcrmHus have lt,i-hod boz iutoil'.iH"I
attHiumcul. aud the Americans htN.
spent in flushing together the divers"
elements OF their population hts been
given 200 England tp questions 500 p'I-
sousI conduct and character British
school. have been 40 least Js .u...
fuI ts the others loo fu-terIug 90, wul
90 sacrifice liie aud limb Goo 'mc- ui
national peril Hut tu.s have u.
been us suercestul pa the German BOB
producing tho conviction that dFfN
sacrifice must 1c WldD Dog iID IuiI-
NiduIl Tor the welfare ut b. COIN
EunIty. on the intellectual .I4r
Prof S8dIrr found tnHi with certain
brilliant aNceptluus British ,IurtuHn
Is IsDulp as compared with uur Grf-
mpu. hIt not us with tho AutfIDIu
The prayr.t defect iu British edu.
ton. according O. the lecturer Dol tHp
absence OF uu rNtctiug standard Boo fhn
trimming oft the mind as DUHtrlst"d
with the training cot conduct As tine
result the importance ui general
knowledge end tho ,slup oi pure suI.
tr.a ue applied 10 The need. OF lfa
ami iudu. r, Is NOT appreciated Tho
rap. lus Hul casual way u which
parrnI. select schools without uud,f-
standing tH. needs of their children
Tho II.Iurc of tH, schools to tImuIHtr
tlr intellectual interests of boys and
girls of average capacity. which ry-
suits lea n wastaEe of the mental pow
,rs ot the nation and Indinerenc' t"-
ward science alike loo industry, pubic
administration aud tho domestic man
upsmcut are also serious defects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
LORDS PASSPORT TANGLE

n VENRY FORD Is getting from
Fl the government a sample OF
that careful supervision which
ne exercises over his employees. 20 the
tune Of making tso.0O0 a day himself
and paying even the least OF his b.
borers IS a day for himself. The
Eovernmcrt. of course. pcs not exc
poet % make any money by declir
TO give the Oct. err the passport
might desire: O. r0t In business &c.
hat purpose.
But u O. takes d benevolent patcf-
naIism. with Mr. Fore smiling through
tears Of pity al Tho crring man who
wants 20 reform 60 keep the Ford
factory operating. Il does seem reas-
enable that the automobile maker
should pu, up with o little coddins
90 tho hands OF the federal authori-
Ties. especially as It is intended t.
carry on the governmental function
~ keeping the United states and tt
cltizens az represented by AT Ford
gnd his party, out Of trouble
A good many silly ambitions hay,
been ascrihed 10 SIR. Ford. such a.
sending wireless mcssages rom neu-
trai countries q call "a strike Of thc
Soldiers IN the trenches, We could
not Believe that even such % WELL
meaning person AZ Mr. Ford intends
20 adopt such "a plan and yesterday
when We read of his denial or This
particular project We breHthed easier
But we have not forgotten the adago
about good intentions and me paving
Of "a certain section Of the hereafter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
FAIR PLAY.


TITLE railroads are not going q"
be- given any more money for
A hauling the mails o. 49, Eurlc-
BON has his way about a. In private
lie the buyer generally pay lo more
than the seller forces him Co pas and
MI Burlcson Is Go bee congratulated
upon exercising a business acumeh
IN public affairs only too rare in that
connection
There H. a difference iu b mail
contracts. however. from anything he
private business anair0 IN mis- i'm
stance the buyer has the power to fN
the price and what is moro 60 the
point to compel the seller 40 accept
that price. This state OF Affairs has
NOT always given both nrrii"s 20 the
deal fair play. We do o. think 81 iF
producing equitable utiu now
when "a farmer hire ID man for "a
certain wage both hr rnd tne man
eapect that me cmpioye VIII perform
certain work and the employer VIII
pay "a certain wage therefor If the
iarmer we're to double Inc work he'd
have 10 double the pay on nire am
other man.
Yet the government hires the rem .
roads 20 carry the mails. scts a seal"
OF payment. ana doubles the work By
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
Looking for a Job? Try a
Herald Want Ad.
When Women suffer

80 remedy gives creator relief ran
Auti-kamuia lh-kl Tablets inns. coudi-
tious generally knowu as "N omen y
Aches and llls. one trial will satisfy
any woman that She has at lnft found
the remedy She has so long been look
ing tur.
Indigestion = Dyspepsia
Are you distressed after eating Do
you have n1use1 when riding iu thr cars
or on the .fliu ar boat! Take -h Tab
lets and get instant relief.
Genuine AK Tablets bear h5 X
A. all Druggisfs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

adding the parcels post to the amount
Of matter transported. INT when u
comes 10 the question ~ eempensa-
iion the canny gentleman in charse
not only declines to increase the sum
to be paid hut actually decreases the
anowace per ton miie'
We have no criticism for MI. Bur
i.son for trying To save the govern
hs1t all the money he can and mako
the hest possible record for himself
IN this respect his example is one
aal We 10 some Of the Re
can ufnce-holdcrs IN various
uurts OF New Mexico. But tho condi-
ton hat allows the same man 70 rcp-
resent the Interests Of buyer and sell
or is wrong The government sets
up. IN some Of IL sherman law prose-
BUTTONS. that there can be no real
competition where the same man B.
both buyer and sellers. The idea
might be paraphrased 20 tho intenl
that there can be M real fair deaiinr
where the buyer X h price and
compels the sellers q accept 1t. what.
ever IL is
we'd like o. see a fairer arrange
mcnt made AT first blush q Seems
the parcels post ought to be cut oi
or the compensation OF the railroads
increased. and thc parcels post is Co.
valuable 10 lose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
THE TRAGIC STORY
OF FRENCH TOWN
IN WAR PATH
Correspondent Paints Vivid
Picture Of Conditions in
Loos-en.G ohelle as Typical
of Many French Towns.

lAthntthifu ifNaN NurrNnInUuNnrn |
Luus-en-Gohellc. Pas de Calais,
Frunco. Nov. IN.-Thrrc hundred only
OF The 5000 Inhabitants OF Loosen
Gohclle were stll in the town when
the Germans took % In October last
year. 4 hundred of them escaped
through the French lines. the rest
lived just ton days short OF "a year
under forcigu domination aud under
the direct administration of The Abhr
Campnguc. the parish priest. made
mayor boo spite uf himself los the Ger
man kummundutur.
Irrng an that time the town rec
CoiNcd Ju average pf 100 shells q dan
Loo--ou-Goh,ilc. which shoul not
be- COMPOUNDED with Ious in the no.
partmcnt du Nurd near Lille. was ON
the limo ot the great race between the.
Germans and the allies toward the.
road COB calais and the scl last year.
Tho thlaus cumo october g.. followed
hv four regiments OF the Irussidn.
guard. \ battalion ut tron-h infnu-
try sent against them four DAYS later.
was Obliged tu retire before superior
numbers. after J violent fru. The
Germans then began Geo t'rtify the
position ami occupied 30 100 force. TIL,
Able Cumuusuo who with -Ul NJ hls
p.rI-liuucr- wua liberated ut the
British troops boz tho recent aattlc OF
l.Hus. allrUis that 'thc Nrst measure
Ui the Germans sla Geo shoot seven
civilians aWous whom wore Wo meu
~" EaHrs .ld % bod 600. The. others
W,ir from 3D. ta Co., Four ct the mon
w,Io l,ru,r.. thD reason Tor their
execution wf. never made 0lolr. what
.#L .-. $500. H.H... 3D.. UH|. nd. 400
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

This is slipper time and we can
show sou the finest assortment IN
either alligator Kid or felt homeos.
Juiiettes or opera slippers Tor mon
women and children Prices run IRON
$50 to e. 30. g. Mays shoe store,
8i4 West central avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-12
Wooltex Suits at SIS to SIS
Woo1tex Coats at $3.50 to SIS

Women who wear Weoitex gar
ments are always well dressed,
because the styles are correct
without the transient extreme
features; because Wooltex gar
ments are made Of pure wool.
pre-shrunk fabrics. because every
garment IL as carefully tailored
as q custom tailor could make 1t.