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shins may chase Villa and his
followers.
Disturbing Reports.
During the day disturbing re-
ports came to the war depart
rent from General Funston re-
sardins conditions at Noaales,
Sonora. There an official dis
patch said, members Of the In.
dustriai Workers OF the World
were engaged In making ineen-
diary snarheistie speeches to stir
the Mexican population to rash
acts. The speakers, according
TO the dispatch, are believed to
have crossed the border from the
United States. The information
was turned over to the state de-
partment, which vii advise the
de faeto government Of the coz
ditions in Noaales.
General Pershine, in a detailed
dispatch which reached the war
department late in the day, re
ported that In the raid on Colum-
bus, N. NJ, Villa lost 200 men. The
count Included killed and wound
ed and men that deserted during
the flight from Columbus.
The proposal for the protocol.
which Il Is planned to Lave re-
main In force until Villa is cap
tured. came from Mr.. Arredendo
and was a direct result Of the re-
quest OF the United States for
permission TO use the railway be-
tween El Paso and Cssas Grandes
FOR the shipment OF supplies to
the Amer can espeditIonary
forces. Mr.. Arredondo is believed
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VILLA MAY BE FORCED
INTO FIGHT WITH y. s.
PEACE SAID TO
BE IN SIGHT

GALVESTON. Texas March 90
Immediate peace is m sight" IL one
sentence In a cablesram received today
from London by "a Galveston shipping
firm. canc'lling arraug, m'nts made for
charteriug a considerable amount Of
tonnage.
!. i@ understood arrangements for
.Htrt,ring a number Of small vessels Tor
th. handling OF lumber had been prac-
tD.liy closed when thr cabisgram came
conc, Iup- IN, agreement
Th, firms involved BOO the transactions
tr, Of hlEn ~tauliu- Tho person giving
Uuf tH. fttI'ErIm today declined tu civ,
thU names OF Tho cone. rms for publirf-
finu. w cll-lnfurUrd circles here Hav
fher. Ia un reason Go dDuUt the aIu-
..r.tE .f tho London firms belief ro-
-IrI.re peace.
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DURHAM TRIAL
AT BUCKHANNON

Special Dispatch To The InteiIigencer.
GRAFTON. ". Va. March aO-Ths
case OF Charles r. Darbin former pres
who is charged with -wberz1enent fro,,,
said bank, is set for trial Tuesday in
the pshur County court al Buckhanno,
before Judge O'Brien Tho case ,,-s,.
out Of the recent failure OF this bank
ana change Of venue from the Local
court was given when ~ Wa clafr,r9
bN the defendant and attested bv his
friends that he couln cot get a fair AMI
pm partial trial In this county bocause
l.nhc opinion was 80 strongly aRafrsf
MN. Inc Officers of the local cor~f
lstt this evening for Buckhannon 10 ooen
the case tomorrow morning.
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CARRANZA TROOPS ARE ON
WAY TO HEAD OFF VILLA
SOCIALISTS NOT
ON THE BALLOT

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. March 20
Ihe socialist party cannot have a place
on the ballot which will be voted upon
be held here on April T. accordint. 10 u
report OF a committee appointed hv the
city council TO investigate the legality
OF placing the name Of the party on tho
ballot. The committee declared that th.
Certif lcat"s accompanying the names OF
SOCIALIST candidates was signed bN less
than five per cent OF the total number
81 the partys voters at tho last muni-
cipal election and also that the required
ices did not accompany the certificate.
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hre on the morning on Februarv ~
mo French lines there were held only
ny the covering troops stationed ther,
TOT months n was the same divisions
ihai stood Tho hrst shock that defend
90 the E-ound foot by foot. rstardinx
'he advance OF the Germans ana
plourhinf wide furrors I'm their ranks
before each position. and finally ~
order. holdiue Tho line Of I.ouaumont.
hiH-. uhul rcinforccmcnts came up.
Issue Certain.
'fhc issue Of The battle was the,
certain To- the dcfeudors The rush
ior Ntrdun was not only anticipated
ul ihf general sfa0 but ON ANALYSTS
aIpeafs clearly logical in spite Of the
'il.I's. who charaCtnrizr 90 AZ paradns-
leal The opportunity to Impose baffls
Of an adversary with river "A ~.
bhck and with "a single limo Of raiIwaV
out Of me many exposed TO arfilIoTv
hrc was sufficient 20 tempt tho al
mans. whose preparations we're ions
d'ihrrated upon and mefhodicafIy
carried out
'A' The bceinnIng OF the action. The
French lcff rested on Brahaht. vaur
Laufcc and Fix
"Aifcr one hour of sheTiur bv nro
icctiIos " on calihres. Including tear
producing and suTocafinr ras eheIis
aI t'lenhonlc communication with our
urst hnc. were cut and our sheite~s
b'san To succumh Rcuurfs hy al.
patch bearers tod Of crouns ~ our
men crushed or buried under the de.
brie of our defense WORKS.
'pur air scouts fvine over the enem,
tcouunued on Fags rwdvel
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GUNS JAMMED BY
LOADING IN DARK

NAstIINsroS March 20 An ,erI-t,l
r"r'rf rruIHIr.ur that fiTiruIfv III
INIIIug In darkness vas rfaunrrIbIe o.
lI. fHlIurn OF two uf fhs four uta nuua' III
troops fn Tho fEnt with Nun and 'Hfa
.nf.If. Hf Columbus was received f0lfsg
% fh' vfr department Trsaf dfanHfchfa
telling "I fnr guns iHWmIur had Caused
IrIHHiffr neral trlgIsr. UhIrf OF ord.
uHr.. tH Order au inNcatirafinu.
'trufr1I 'f1ftrr appeared to regard fhs
'mhI II1utii'n ta eafiafrrfurF aa fns
if'"nH w'r, f'rntInr under tho most .d.
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EDITORS JOB NO
PATH OF ROSES

special Dispatch To The Inte1ligeucer.
CLARKSBJI W. Va. March gov
w Shawhan. bir brawny man OF Erie.
walked into the editorial office OF a To-
cal newspapcr today and while arrang-
Ing 20 nave an error corrected suddenly
assaulted ". c Morrison. one Of ,he
editors and turned and fled. he was
pursued and Jailed. but wa later re-
leased after apologizing TO the editor.
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JUSTICE ACQUITTED

Ni,''..l l.lslAicn To Tho Intelligence.
CITATION. ". Va. Nisf~n 90. T.
N"wc"ine, justice of the peace. charged
with official uiscondart and drunkeu-
ness was found not guilty by the circuit
court here after trial lasting two
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rHE wEArHrH

WhsHrNr TON. March Forecast,
Worf rfr ia. Rain ana warmer on
Tu-rIrV slnradnv probably fair
western rrrnavfvHn'n nuH Onto ust.,
rr snow rrI warmer TUESDAY. Wednes-
Uav UrohaHIv fair
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Casas Grsndes have been with.
drawn and are now In and about
Juarex. From the same source. IL
was learned that at least one de.
taehment Of Carranza troops had
refused TO fight Villa and had with
drawn on the bandits approach,
leaving him free to pass into his
faVorite mountain fastness. This
detachment withdrew on receipt
OF a message that he was warning
not on Mesiesns but the enemies
Of Mesieans.
Hopes Were High.
The extraordinary rapidly with
which the American cavalry had
pushed into Mexico gave rise 70
high hopes yesterday that the un-
expected had happened and the no
torious bandit was cornered. This
seemed inevitable 10 the carranza
soldiers did their part and II the
account Of the strength Of their
field forces was correct. Villa. cut
off from the north by the forward
sweep Of the American columns,
from the west by the Sierra Madre
barring the approaches TO the state
of Sonora, was supposed TO be
equally barred from the east and
south by powerful carranza forces.
u now seems certain that Villa
has been moving freely in at least
large section OF the country sup
posed TO be held by the troops Of
the first chief. In the last few days
he has been variously reported by
General Gavirs, the Carranxa com
mander at Juarez. at points aionq
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8reif yrtne fit seras: Greitaq 18. 8ebrnm 1916.

ibrem @atten. elmer godter ltno
5tpei Sobnen.
Sn Moulrt Sermon 81. g.,
itorb Der friibere in San qntonio
pobnelloe ar6iteft N(rtbur $. SEER
mann.
Die 8onoidulo ser 9toot be-
lduft ii6 auf $5,54S,0OO. 9os
@rea[ Ser Stoot umfaBt 23,O40
slfer ooer So 9uoorotmeilen.
Sammtlide StraBen in Ser Staot
baden cine 2dnee bon $50 Meileu.
Sn Der onn 0onneritag obge=
bolterten g%erIammllutg Ser ,Secono
9iftrtct Of Seras 8onfers' MIiocia=
ton" ip1roe Solepb $. SroIt gum
GraIioenten utto 8. sc. 6urt gum
Sefretdr oieier @eieaidaft ertpq5lt.
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MIIer3ti&

Cine nelle alnge negen Der
iiber ben Mln5an Bod angeblid) 5u
l1ieorig gebanten griide. our6 mel
de oas @aiier bei Der lleberIdmem-
millg i'm 0fto6er 1914 oufgeodmmt
Iein loa, lit Don Dem Merifaner
geielnoo Gbane5 uno oelien gbefrau
9polonia 9eeen Die Staot onb1n-
gig gemadt. Die 8ei6en perlangeir
fiir ibr ourh Die Slut 5eritortes @i-
gentum einen Sdabencrias BON
1926.
gtah Dem geridt ser @eluno-
be~its6ebor0e itarben in Der Staoi
I'M Monat Ssaiuior 1872 SSiergebo-
rene uno 90, Die BON austparts fa-
men. Ole geringite 3abl Der 60
oesfaae ereisnete iid in Der nd,ten
@ar0, ndmlid 3, Die hodite 3abl
in Der 9. Maro, n1mlif SO. Bon
ben @eitorbenen moren tS5 8eiBe
uno 35 Snrbige; 1876 maren m0nn-
liden, "a meibliden @el6ledts. Mu
ben @lattern ltarben So Gerionen,
81 an 9ipbteritis, ID an Sharladl-
fieber, 2 an Malern uno 5 an IN.
pbusfieber.
Die Yoitbeboroen haben Dor
8aibington SnItruftionen erbalteu4
Eoitfarten, melde OH Soloaten &c.
ridtet limo utb meld)e abiprefenol
8emerfungen entbolteu ooer Die Or.
NEE i'll irgeno elmer @eile laherlid
MAIDEN, 3uriif5ubalten nno nidt al
Die MoreiIuten ab5ltliefern, Eolt
meiiter Armiitcab erflorte, Starter
zines ocrartigen sSnboltes ieien bis
Der bier nidt eineelaufen.
SIM Alter bon 6S Sabrcn ltarl
ON 0onneritag frHb Der etwa 5ebl
Waeilen bon Der Staot mobuenn
8altbulor SiiltenfuB. Der Ser
Itorbene miro BON 5 Sobnen uno
E0dtern iiberle6t, Die @eerbiqunl
miro auf Dem neiien ct sSolepb'i
Srieobofe ftattfinoen.
9lm 8onneritag Itnrb Die 80
jdbrige Srau 8bilomene Sd)entrlp
Die @~erItorbeue miro betrnaert nol
ET
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ganmmolle.
San antonio, Ser. liz geuts,
@aIpelron. seitern. 1f.s5 Gents.

@aIoe5ron, seitern. t1.S5 9ents.
GottunIamen- ErDoufte.
San Antpnio, Ser, IS. SeAs 1916
grime CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil, SO
Gents per @nlone.
Getu yprf, IS. Seb. Gpph $3.50
bio; Se6rnar. $S.35; RGrs, $9.47 uno
$9.4S; 9priI, $3.50 uno S9.42; DRai.
1884 nnb $685.; sunni, $9.32 urio
1898; SulisGuenit, $3.50 uuo S9.37.
September. S9.32 un0 S9.34
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tlulgslos oerloren. Gas lag uutllr audy
nod III ben Sdubeti, BEN galr5ert
Gag. 0a, oann ei1gs ia, aber-
DAB Gennenfampf nidt. angrifL la1
mol oaran, OaB er tati1d)lin id}led)-
ten Grfunoungsoienit batte uno Ftar-
fe oeutihe Srappenrnaiial in So
~nigsberg uermnltete. er oahter sic
Atdrem=glrmee miiiie ibrefi giinlarIA
leldt allein fertia brinesn nno iid)
odmn nit ibm pereinigpn. grs
ld)pere &eraltfDortnngsgefiibl n1nB
matr BET ioid)em @agnis Id)on fru=
gen. aiibnbeit uno gorfidt, bei0es
mltB III gutter Mtiihulig babel leim. z
9as iei aber oas @idtige: Die Mu=
be ItrIfer aaen ~l1mit1noen 5n bema6
rem. aSonit gebt oas @eidipallfe
ia irrIrrer Itarfer meter 5u ben I'm
%terfiiHrerIl. SD neriude, Die S1Iadt
70 drr5uieher, als lei lie cine ShlOis,
Die idy p9rbdtte, cine Gortie, BEL Ser
es ltdl 5eigen loa, ner es belIer
FAM. 9as lpieoerbolte Der Marz
idJuil nod einfnal Cine 8drtic,
Die nit lulerld]iitterlider Mllfe ge-
IpJelf iefn mil.~ 0abei idIem pun
Dem Spredelloel oas @efiifl utbf-
ger Siderbeit iiber ieoen. Ser ibur
nabc fam, iiber5ugeben. Der Gin
orlif lit 10 fart, oaB oas lin De-
herridenoe Gertrauen, Dos 5am fes
IteH BiIlen oes sieees miro, in ie=
DEM b~odlldl1gt.
auf perionlide 9inge geft oas
@elpr1dI iooann meiter, auf sic
Sago. u8nrd Die @naOe BON Mu-
ieitat babe id i'm porigen SSsaftr Ell
ugn CID idieBen o%iirfen, i9 boffe
aber altd) nod auf einen Iueritier
uno aif @olfe, es fino idons melde
uerb0rt Doroen, 10 Iagen mir Sd
ger. IS muB ia bod beionoere
5relloe NADER Haubaeug 81 ld)ie4
Beni" @inbenburg ols sSager amf
rnfiii6e @olfe Ill babel elm gilo,
oas iid merfmiitoig biibid CUR slae
.gorie eignet, oblbon Dem 5eloberrr
lider Dos Ilergoriide reft fern-
liegt, red)t fern. $50, in Die eigent=
lide 6ener5one fomme ib ia leioer
iebt niht mefr,M iagt Der WarIdna
bel Der 9elpredung bon @ranatpir-
fungen, sc uno 20 babe id oas
Sauien oft eenie aebort." Gin 80
iutant brinet Die Mappe. vMei-
ne Serren, leben Sic fpobll Sic FEM
nen ia mobl Ihon nniere Nbidieos-
iporte: Nidt ourdbalterL Ionoern
griinoli6 iiegenl llno idreiben Sic
meiter. mas Sic ieDenl"
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@iertes Symphonic : aomsert.

9as &oftoert ON Sottner1tag
trng cine art bon bemonitrutipent
&orafter. IS mar DIES onrb oas
gorgeben Der 8eronitalter oes oNtltz
iical Seitibal1 beronloBt, oie nit
boaiger Sgnorierung unieres Dor
treffli6en Sinfonie Sr6e1ters Elm
st. 2ouiier Sr6efter fir lire Mnf-
filbritng engagiert batten. Die BIB
lidlt, oaourb Sic 2eiitungsfdbigfeit
oes bieligen Srdeiters nno Ieines
ousge5eidneten 9irigenten, Ser oos
9rfeiter nit GROCER Nfiibe gebi1oet
nno our6 unerniioliden Otter ouf
ben boben Staropunft gebradt bat,
BEN es ieBt einnimmt, in ser Wtei=
rltng oes8ublifl1n1s beruntersuleben,
trat 81 oeutli6 berpor, ols Dob tie
nidt jeoen unparteiil6 henfenoen
Weni6en unO ieoen Muiiffreuno
entriiiten mltBte, Der meiB, bon mel
der 8~eoeutune es fir San @nto=
MOS Wuiifleben III, Elm SrdeIter
lpie oas Sinfonie Sr9eiter uno Ell
ne 8erionlibfeit pie Irtbur GlaoI=
len bier gu boben. Die Jolge mar
efn auBeroroentIid itorfer 8eIud,
lofppl IN Dem &on5ert am M6eno
iple aud) am Ia6mittog in Ser Sc
neralprobe, nno l1rmenoe Spatio=
men, Die @errn GIaaiien u1o Ieinem
Sr6elter bel ieoer @elegenbeit Bar
gebradt Duroen. Mon fonnte iei-
ne ber5li6e Sreube an oieier entIdie-
oeren SteQungnabme oes gubli-
flms baben.
@elptelt Dnroe berrli1. Our Mnf=
filbrung fam Die getpnltige Sinfonie
Groica 9eetbopen's, Elm @erf, an
oas iif MIR fpenige Srdeiter III ben
Ser. Sfaaten fpagen fonnen. Stir
Seras fIingt es beinabe, mie Elm
Marden, bob ein einbeimii6es Or
DIETER fid nit elmer iolfen Mufga=
be befaBt uno iie in briGanter @eiie
ourdfibrt. llno lebteres mar mirf-
lib Der SaG. Sober ein5eIne Sell
0ieies madtigen MnIifmerfs, oas
groBartiee, lebbaft betpegte saegro,
Der bon tiefltem Sdmer5 Durf-
Srouermaridg oas 5ierlide
S6er5o nno oas nllnoerbar melo-
oioie Maeero MoIto, ipuroen pr6dt
tig porgetraeen uno erregten ipirf-
libe 9eifaasitifrme. 4m SdluB
Ipuroen Dem 9irigenten nod groBe
goufets iiberreidt.
dit D~erielben Meilterldaft MUIR
be Die SdlnBnummer 6es Som
,erts, Die rei5enoe gollet1nuiif gum
,HuBfnafer" BON glGnifofusfp nno
Die liebensDiiroige MfaoenHife Self
BON grabms geipieIt. Gas
bot Dieleidt nod ME 10
aeleiIfct pie am Ionners-
abenb.
Der m%gefiinofgte &lapieruortrag
JON sSran @arred Glarf muBfp aus
alien, itatt oeiien ipielte oas Srde-
ter Die Grite uugariide &bapfooie
JON 2is8f> init Der es bereits in ci-
lem friiberen ann5crt groBe Gbre
'inaelegt batte.
SEER Cameron gen lang Die gro
SC Mrie oes ganrilro nls Der .3au-
'erflote1. gr mar portrefflidy bel
uHo trug oas i6one Mulif-
tiid mllnoerbiibld Dor.
Gas Ban5e NOR Elm Gpn5ert, bus
'oH ~6efrieoigte. Miail fonnte BEL
1ahe BON einem ~venrbnrras Sc rid)ei
e" ipreden, oenn es bot oes @uten
gu pieI.
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slm 9onneritag n%adlmittae

Nm 9onneritag nadJmittag
lulr0e sSraulein Coma Safer, cine
~33i1brige aronfenpfleeerin, ourf
oas Sdeuiperoen oes BON ibr eetries
benell Eferoes aus eiilem 8llggp ge-
morfeu mo anf Der Stele getotet /,
smei anoere >snialien. Der junge Che
tier Gnlern uno Die Nerifanerin
4ntonia @orne5 luuroen mebr ooer
lpeniger ldJper perlebt. Gos 1fero,
meld)es pom Ratnr feurig uno ct,
mas milo mar, puroe ourd oas
@erannaben elmer StraBenbobn err
ihredt uno rainte nit poler @iIdi
gegen einen Ielegrnpbenpfobl. SRI.
&oiier mltroe ourh ben Inpraa &c,
gen einen ltraff gelpannten Grabi
acldleuoert unn nit %gebrod)eIlenl
@enid tot mlfgebobeu. Die Mieri,
fanerin erlitt einen fnmpli3iertef
9einbrud), Der anod)en ioa nollitdn
oig 3eriplittert lein uuo cine Pm.
putatipn oes @lieoes n0tig MAIDEN
Ser iunae @beIter emcrp. DER boz
1Srl. 2oiier acpfle9f nno ais Nefon
p~ales3eItt ausaefohrcn mar, fam mi
einer tiidtiaen Grifiitterung mi
einiqel1 8eltIen onDon. SRI. 8aiiel
mar in gIdnco geboren uno miri
uou ibren gItern, ionic einem 8nt
Ser rnio ciner Ghiuciter iiberfebt
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Der Staat bat BIS fest oie
Sunrme BON $459,00O fir Die I'm
ferftiitnng lanolid)er GtlgGem aus
aegeben. gingelhloiien in oieien
getrag iino $4,000, npeldg leds
5etn Sodidulen 5lrgeluenOet tparr-
oeu.
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4ns MerifO.

Der merifaniIhe aonind Tt
gruimtspille BOT iid oariiber Be-
ldiDert, oaB amerifaniibe SulOufcn
oitf meTifaniide 9earnte geidjdTen
lntten, Die anf Der merifamidea
Settle Deg 5luiies cine 2anoniugs
brilde abbraden. Die Gade, miro
leDenfaas I6arf ~nnteriud)t fperDen.
SSn Gareoo 1T General Gafero,
Gin frii6erer Gnbanger Suertd's lue-
GER He6ertretune Der leutruifrdts
geleBc pcrgaftet moroen.
Mus Sorreon miro qencioet.
5~tDei6unoert friibere gililtas BGtten
I'M Gmneitie tadgeiudt.
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Subes @adJridt.

glGen Sreulloen nrto 9efannten
sur Ra6ridt, ooB uniere liebe 8on=
tie, Minna @risoleit, an %. Sanlar
1916 na6 6monatli6er aranfbeit
in &onigsberg, SitpreliBer, perIdie-
ben lit.
&aitl nnb euOOuiea SdnIse,
8iesbaoen.
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0aMs III Derrrntfm

Gas mntere mns Dbere StuGs0ere
sun Nr. 21S Cf-gommerse GtraEe
tit an perrenten. Nabere MnsfmnftA IN
rer Office Der 1sSreicn BreHe".
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Sn 81 Yolo mnr0e Or. s. u.
Wiasriloer pom Sberitf inter Der
@nfloge perbaftet, Bob en- beobiid-
tigt babe, BEN Sobn oes @iee : TrG-
iioenten Ser griten National 9anf,
8, g. Cooler 5u elltfiibren. 9lii-
Der Dem 0oftor wiroen Seills Iilo
If. uno @erncr Side, Die al Ser @tl-
g~elegenbeit beteiliet 5u iein ifei-
men, einaeItedt. Or. Maoruoer tmtr-
&c gegen Stelu1g BON $5000S9iirg-
idoft ~purldufia onf freien GSrB ee-
lett.
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Or. Mlbert Z. GnIhmcn Il

Or. hilbert 8. Galbmcl fiinoigt Bier
init ore gerlealing Teiner Office bon
CORPUS gbriiti Seras, in Suife SIS
Gibbs @e6dlioe, San Gntonio, an. Be-
b%anoluns Der 4user, Gbrcn, Naic nro
gals. Office Selepbon grudett $500
&oHnimassSeIcpbom Sumter Sotef
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wemMte.


aartoffeln. California, $3.50 1mo
$40; Colorado, $3.50.
SuBe adrtoFfeln. 2ouiiiana. $f.75.
3fuiebel, Gal. $3.50 per 100 BIO.
Sobnen, California 8abons, $500.
Colorado &fnfs. $500; &iuh.
$500; GINA 1925; Nabp, 1925; 8Iad
@nes. 1925.
8nmaten. Eeras. 6 aorbc. $2.75 naO
$500.
@mmenfo6I, $t.75 fir IL Slid.
Selerie, soc IL. $500.
ORA. $3.50 fir elm @uidJeI.
@%ierpflausen. $t.25 pet @uIdel.
Sninnt. &c per 8funo.
@riiner &feffer. SeIas. 35c Der gfo.
Tieb.Mnrft.
San autoniu. Ser, is. SET. f9f6-
aiibe $4.25 Bis $500.
adlber $3.50 bis $500.
8nIen $4.25 bis $50.
Odien $500 bis $7.15.
ct. Souis, IS. Seb. 1916. RinSz
bieh.. Serass@ieb, 1925 Bis $3.50.
g F:pcine $3.50 nno $3.50.
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@ie ans @aihington eenneIbet
miro, muB infer Seer nod minoe-
items tanieno neutrality-suspicious. ba-
ben. nm gut mlsgeriiltet 81 iein
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&pti5 - 9nher & 9mber, Gedtsans
ipGIte, hnbeu lire Officer boz, 400 nadl
Ais, All unb 40 3rroeatiaIs @ebdltne
her,eQt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-31
EMBOSSED VI IIDNE.
such Proof ~ This should ,on,incc
IN, albuquerque Citilcn.

The public endorsement of "A local
citizen is The best proof that can be
produced Some better. none stronger
can be- had when q mar comes for
ward ana tcstlu,s Co his fellow -citl.
zens. addresses his friends and neigh
hois yuu may be sure ne is thorough
Is convinced uE ne would not do so.
1cil.1g ones experience when IL Is for
tn" publ" good u.s. an act 81 kindness
ihh' should Doe appreciated The fol-
lowing statement given hy a resident
OF Albuquerque adds one more 60 the
many cases of Home Endorsement
which are being published about
poau Kidney pihs. Read b.
j q Ryan. as3 Nur'h broadway.
AlHuqurruuo. says 81 noticed for
some tiuo that m, N,luols were not
'ct,us us they should The iar Of
riding on % wagon and heavy Ilftlug
Weakened them , h1d sharp tviugcs
lu the small uf u, bH,l.. my head
achrl and I mad Izzu spells one box
Of bobns kidney pills Wts aIl /
u'cifd fnr 90 permanent cure.
PRIV" '"D 40 ul dealers Don't
-imply ask fnr a kidney remedy get
Loans kidney Pills ihc same that
Mr. R'nu had. Foster Milburn Co
Props bunalu y J..
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10 or one when tho roal training
hopins The nect will proceed south
until Magialcua hty. con- the
coast of Lower California .s reached
where naval target p.ac'ic" viii be
held pu september , the return
voyage is 90 begin which Wili make
tho cruise end about september -.
Immediately foiluVinr this cruise
and iu connection herewith there
viii bc held ia the main Pacific coast
ports "A mobil 1ttiuu Of motor boats
with the Wow of Offering their own
ors "A course of training that VIII 1T
them for patrol duty W ease OF war
with an enemy Tho honts are 10 Dee
Inspected and the ~ shown how
they can perform the necessary du-
ties. The instructions include. scout
ing. searching. patrolhng, siEnnlliuE
m~nneuycrlng by signals. defense Of
district. study of coast and pi-
loting besides other minor studies
The object OF tho naval cruise is
officially described hy Secretary Dan
irI. as follows. For training yoluu-
tcer- aud to afford Co civilians AN op-
Geo sl.u ny close contact
with naval NO. tul naval duties SOME
experience and understanding which
wlll hclp them t' perceive IA" Way
they may 1o-f 90 themselves for -'I-
Vice .a the Noisy u time Of need
According 90 plans ~ the end ~
'hc cru. oJOh of tho ~Noiuntrti- I
&. BOO ri.,.. certificate h> Rom Nd
u.rar I'H.tm ufi, ting the pi"n..'u''
"a, hH. attained Iu h|s H'Hil' "