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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
Since June First $4,000 7eutons Captured
RUSSIANS Have FOUGHT
WAY TO CARPATH|ANS

The Austro.G German Losses on the Eastern Front
Since the New Russian Offensive Have Been
Very Heavy, the Number Reported as Capt
ured Being More Than 358,OOO- The Russians
Have Now Fought Their Way Into the Car
pathian Mountains and Are Still Gaining
The Italians Have Made Further Gains
Against the Austrians st is Stated Germany
Is Sending Troops to the Defense of Trieste.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
SLIGHT DECREASE
n. Y. EPIDEMIC.
With Cooler Weather Prevailing u Is
Hoped by Authorities That DIS.
ease Can be Checked.

New York. Aug. i6.-There was
one hundred and thirteen new cases
and thirty.four deaths reported this
morning In the infantile paralysis ep-
idemic here. The authorities are Of
the opinion that the cooler weather
is the cause OF the slight decrease
IN the fatalities and are very hope
full that with continued cool weather
the disease can soon be checked.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
STEFANSON WILL
REMAIN IN NORTH
VIII Spend Perhaps the Remainder
Of the Season Exploring Newly
|, Discovered Land.

Nome. Alaska. Aug. i6.-Six mem
bers OF the vilhjalmar stefanson Arc
tic Expedition who arrived here yes
terday. said Mr.. stefansson would re-
main in the Arctic to continue the
work OF exploring the newly discov
cred land. and probably would moi
return to civilization the coming sea
son.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
PRAYER MEETING.

The regular weekly prayer meeting
OF the First Presbyterian church will
he held tonight. Let us have a large
attendance. c. II. sTohhf'
Pastor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16

The Fire Demon visits u when
least expected. He may visit yoo
any minute. II you are not prepared
with insurance. or have an insuffi'
cient amount. phone me immediately.
We wiz serve you promptly and EN-
ciently. Geo. A. Adams. Phones -
and SIS. -
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
Germans to the Rescue.

Paris, Aug. 16.-It is reported that
Germany is taking over the defenses
OF Trieste and is sending troops espe-
cially organized for that purpose. says
a dispatch to the Temps from Milan
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
Stones Wrapped Cakes
Received Fresh Every Day. Try Package
Win Your Neat Order-1.2 Pound
Package 10 Gents.
Reid Bros.
life. The burns are not at all serious.
but are very painful. q

but are very painful.
F. A. Sommerlatte, who had room
in the Cox home. also lost all his BE-
longings. consisting Of clothing.
books. pictures and various other
articles. He is secretary Of the Bryan
Lodge, Sons Of Herman, and hie
books and papers Of this order were
lost. Mr.. sommerlatte had Travelled
widely and in his travels had ga1h-
cred together valuable collection q
books. periodicals, papers, picturos1
etc, and their loss is hard blow,
as they can never be replaced. NJ.
sommerlatte carried but 500 insur'
ance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
PRAYER MEETING.

There will be regular prayer meet
ing at the Christian church tonight
Let all members come.
&c. WEIGH.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
WILL TRY THE DEUT-
SCHLAND STUNT
Reports from London That Two other
German Subs VIII Soon Leave
For the United States.

= London, Aug. i6.-rwo new Ger
man submarines OF large size VIII
soon leave for the United States ac'
cording to Hague dispatches.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16

Petrosrad, Aug. 16.-(BuIIetin)-
Between June 4th and August 18th,
General BrusiIoffs forces have capt
ured more than three hundred and
flfty-eisht thousand Austro-Germans,
the war office announced today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-16
VIII Attend Conferences

New York, Aug. 16.-Six hundred
general chairmen OF railroad en-
ployes announced today they would
leave on special trains this afternoon
for Washington to accept President
Wilson's invitation to confer on the
strike problem.
May Publish Remarks.
Washington. Aug. 16.-After speak
ing tomorrow to the representatives
OF the employees. President Wilson
may make public his remarks to the
which would be the first
disclosure OF what has taken place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
INTERSECTlONAL FOOTBALL
Interest Increasing RnpIdI. In Contests
hrfNcrn Representative Far Eastern
mud Western College EIevrns.

Tive scope of interScctional football
- RAPIDLY widening. and there is every
publication, that the number of Atlantic
~. Pacific coast contests VIII increase
durir. the next few years y decade
't"o II vas considered an unusual faa-
tuFc uf ia" i.ridirUn SEASON wiInn East =
crn and Mddl. WcstcH clcvcus met
on the clnliS lined field. These cai.ics,
nave grown so numerous i'm recent au-
luinn$ that they no longer excite more
inau passing comment.
when III" games involves irauScon-
,iucntal trips Of close 10 1000 miles
tn" popularity Of football in All parts
"' I'll" country il ";t"Sied beyond dis
put": AZ the present tim" the Uni
XI"rs'iy OF PENNSYLVANIA appears to he
INC "n!! ltastern team which, viii
clay on III" Pacific coast this sca
!" bring together other clcvrnS. and
II may dcyclop THAT one or more Of
these !ntercoaStal contests may yet bc
arranged
PcnnsyIN,nia plans 90 play The win
Nor of the FAR coast championship at
iaS;tdena. Cal, on New Years DAY.
ana there is also a possibility tina
IN" University Of California; If do
icatcd for the Pacific title. viii face
tne I!uakcrS III II special game. Last
year both Brown AMI Syracuse dcfcutc,
the oregon Agricultural tt/HcEr team,
- to -, and Occidental. 80, to t. Ercwi
lost I" the Washington State eleven
IA I" u. The University Of Washing
Ton football authorities HAY. ;cnt;,
lively agreed Ia permit the 1917 team,
10 play on" or more games in the East
probably at New York city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
INCREASE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR GIRLS IN ATHLETICS
l.. g. Jones' and Miss Diet ri, h.on Plan
Varied sports for Public School
I.uSSlCS-t.iris Interested.

Athletics Cor Z. l. viii, be accorded
" regular place IN the public schools OF;
IN" city II present plans nhtnrla!izc.
MISS b!c;TichSon, WHO * assistant TO
L.. 1. j"nc". director or physical cduca-
iion in the public schools. is to have
ch;trG" OF the girls iii their various
branches Of sports.
Miss b!etrichSun pl.us to have bas-
Ectba.l ..md HELD 'Hockc; teams or
tani"cd IA The "choois. AMI games be-
tween Grade teams " i'll be played Folk
dancing viii also lie Taught 10 the
girls In the grammar schools and
the: ar" TO be ir;c.cs!od-.n hil;iur.
Girls in the John Marshall High
school viii take up basketball. tennis
and perhaps archery There has been
q girls basketball team In the high
"cho"! for the last two or three Years.
and some line exhibitions have hccn put
ur by these CUNTS.
The girls teams OF the John Mar
shall High School viii he coached Ivy
Miss cross. az in former years. and
candidates are 10 report some time
soon for tho initial practices
TN. proposed plan certainly Will 10
welcomed by the girls. II interest in
rast contests can hc counted for any
;h.nS. There arc - number Of ad-
v;,ntaE"* that can bc derived from this
plan. AND Director Jones and Miss Die
ERICKSON are very enthusiastic over the
prospect OF aTordinE II large nuirhs r
Of girls opportunities for entering VA
riouS branches of athletics. aud Tor
hcn"iit!nG 10y The instruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Random Musings ofSports
by "NiON1'N."


Richmond COLLEGE won AGAIN yeSter-
naE. ana nov has Il comparatively safe
lead tor ;he intercollegiate champion :
S!Iip. ''ui the Decentralization Of the
''"h"o!Pfi-A!acon team, following the
injury tt Captain CoGbill during the
80 III q large way for the score they
p'ie" "p' me Jackets dcnonstrat ed
MAJ me! rave material equal 10 tina;
" we snfders' and that the, arc capa
"ie al u.hcS OF batting ~ sterling
'f"i'" OF football.
rae ,ehocncy toward tie use OF open
style play is becoming more and more
not''ean'e Forward passes. cad runs
an" dorpie passes were used Frequent,
u"''S IN inc victories OF man" teams
'"o's 'he ihFser COLLEGES
pcs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

trra! 'oiIcu" track team. competed
clever times IN tho hurdles. Spriu; :
and broad Jumps. aud was first four
times. s'conh four times and ihir.
,hr"" Times
Ted Meredith fur,ncri, or Ia" Uui-
NeFsitA Vf i'"Ensy lNai,i:,. started in Sev-
80 miGGlc -distanc" races. winning two.
b"iiIr Scc"nd IL three ani finishing
tEird IN two. Au'" ward "a: the chi
'AE" 'thl"ti" Association. started four
'i'nc. ana wound ut with = record Of
i"" iysis. on" SECOND ami on" third.
! ~ r-'IS team. CONSISTING az l.uriuiS.
MurraI. simpson and Wurd. son every
ga" Of IN" s"vcn races II, which -
"nrap"t"d. III" record "f tn" athletes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TO MAN AIT: MANY SORROWS.
HERR: .iVI: SOMf; or TNEN

C;ctt!n;; q sea; III a thcatcr directly
bciiud that occupied hy less willard.
licing Il Giant rootcr.
To hc named as candidate FOR vico.
president
AlibinE-"c expert opinion
Visits Of the landlord
Matrimouy.
Missing an installmcut OF Il continued
magazine story.
The widow IL q piuochic game
Welsh rar"hi;.
TMc EaSnli,l. nrlrc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TEN NESSHE WINS GAME N
LAST FEW MINUTES or PIAy
IkA A.,sn.lui.h rrn..I

-. -. IN AINO''IUIHH FrcSs.
CHATTANOOGA, November i--Tcu
nesSce won from the Chattanooga
football team. !. to :. here to-day. II
touchdown in the last few minutes Of
may deciding tn" game Prior to that
the score stood TO in favor of IN.
locals Tile Volunteers tor. throug II
The Chattanooga line readily. hut had
t"oubie III stopping ChattHnooga's
hriIlinnt forward pH SSing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
NLACk STONE ACADEMY NItrUR
OVER Eb NCNBlRt. UI,u TEA VI
!spccialto The Ti!nea. D!spntc

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
LYNciiHtIt,;. VA. November IL
El;IckS t"n" Military Academy to-day
easily defeated the l.. uChuurc High
School eleven. ~ to u. Blackstone
played better football. ana til" locals
were unable to hold or penetrate the
visitors defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
VIRGINIA EPISCOp<J. SCiOOI.
DEFEATS MEM inNDN\ TEA VI


Special 20 The Times Dispatch.
LNNCHEti;,i. VA. November i.-ln
- game characterized by good work.
the virginia Epi"CcpUi school for
Toys to-day defeated the New London
Acndciny eleven, 49, 10 -. The visitors
were outclaSScd and outwcichcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
rhar;,etej, =, wa~ asserted, tcnd.d I.
uis"uuruu- hiu

"ha'aetet i, wu- ;,%setic,!, tcnd.d to
u's"ourng hm.
.Attor vuud.rnilt had trimmed III.
Virginia football team ou pndlcy Field
hN 4 sc"rr "f .; L" .. James /. White.
gnL on ~" Virstnia team! aud presi
&'ion. appeared al the nuai rally OF the
Eauhsrbilt miili"u-iollar -udow rncnt
yalnp"iSu ana CAV" sl"p I" the Wander.
hili cndow mon; as a token Of the
esteem az the Virginia student body
aud faculty Tor Vanderbilt. The sI25,-
eco i'.edcd by Vanderbilt to secure the
cd by $4,000 AZ this rally.
mother Incident In connection with
~" Naniy-N ir"imin game was ;hc fac;
;h.,; eighty-tive students from Sewa-
nee. Vauderbit's traditional rivals.
Wen; down from tn. mountain Satur-
day 40 roo, for Vanderbilt in her big
Salh' me ScWance delegation was
Ei,Tem lGus.nE ovation ny the Wander
piii stands. When the score Of the
Se""u"e-i !. :. |. game Was announced.
the Nanuy ruotcys chce.oG their old
rivals 10 The echo.
Will rowing az nigh speed up the
Nt!nor late The other afternoon. the
c"NSwain Of the second Yale freshmen
shell m!sjuuScd the unusually high tide
ana seven ~ the eight oIrsalcn struck
incir he.nS aga!ns; one " the low
arches Of ;hc Chapel street bridge. The
men were ncaTl: knocked out OF the
SrH's' and the fra!l craft narrowly
escaped caps!ZnG. y medical cXaIni-
nation disclosed that none Of .he m
juHics wsS serious.
Manager Gririith has about decided
where Il. viii train his 1917 Washing
ton baseball club, bui as all plans have
no; been completed he refuses 70 Iii
A!"e the name Of the burg. lie says,
however. that il viii he necessary to
uon the soup and fish in the evenings,
ana TINS leads one 10 believe that il
might be Hoo springs. Arli Victor
M"no". the Cuban sport writer. has
Den for years trying to induce Gr!f-
MN 10 bring his ball club In the Queen
o. the Antilles 10 train but the Mats
manager is inclined 10 light SHY oi the
!siahd for some reason.
Prosperity marked the American
iteasu: season just closed. according to
~ u. Johnson, president OF the organ
i@ation who Is back at his Office
only one club in the league lost
money, ne saws. and some teams prac.
t;;GhiiE mad up what money they lost
through the invasion OF the Federal
.easue. Philadelphia is tie only club
th&t lost money"
tur!cy tr0wn. promoter OF race
,.acNs mas Just pocket.d another Juicy.
rinh!. Tie IL to receive ii is said siO0 .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
HIS I.Om-i lard GOLF DRIVE
IIIOl GIT 10 III. NEM KE,I.nIsI

The record for making the long drive
on golf links apparently is held by
Dnnvcr:tc, who got :, travel Of over
1000 yards with one swat If the glob-
ulc.
They cell him "horty-Holc" Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
BLACKSTONE HIGH WINS
;'hirI Successive Victory Secured N'.-i
I.nwrenr~Niil- nlgi, l. Trouuched
-. TO -.

lsn":ini 70 Tho rumes- Dispatch
iiiGrkSton' i'sh .Srroo' trop.ll team Won
It's mira suv"'.fsiNs victory. ,.bru. f. tnr
ica.cd th' Lawrenv"yilir ,It;N S"hoa. aun
by the score OF - co. a. Ia Che I..sL ,.NErlu o.
nCitaci team >rur d. Dul tA' fl'.t.H'D..
boy" came back >'rvu: ia tn. Hr.vHL ,..-r--
t"r and mad" tw" toU.nltNegt- 'itl." tssu
mtIe ~" NOR: in ,he third p.d ou" az ,Ec
fourth quarter. Tn" BiaCksIonv Gvu, t,t-
va; nv."r ~ d'.rE"E dgrinis w "n'ira Hn,
r"nccv'it.. white Mnben and *. cobb pi.t...!
FOOD ':Hm.. fer blgci,sioa". Tho Nun-Ir.
l.awr"uc"v'ti.. Position. Blu" SStuEt.
Ianinolcr ..-... T.. = ............. Fsr"i
Daniel 1900, =, E............ liIlnrIu">
kc"ton ....-........l. I......-..... Aud"r'"l
Nurriil g ........-...... X ,'p'-S
Feeble ~. 50. Il T................ is"laN
". iecGics.,... - y ............. p..it
tS,uh''!i .. I'uu
humans .........-.t ii...-..... ......-... lrbN
N:t+so'i ..-........ II ~ ......,. '.Oh.0s"u
Substitutes. I.tW-'u.e Vile Spatir ste
phsi's liiacl;ston"-O Dcanc. Barrow. Noa-
,Ur.. Dalton.
summary Touchdown n. D'anc 90, Ron
I,",!ar, MtbHg R":erc,.. Moore o.. $ u
tmDirc. H"NiI iir'diiucmau. Rev 4. Il.
i'ciCrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
THREE

haulis. and he belongs 20 ;he Denver
ord during the winter. which shows
tha, Ice and gmnw and frosty Winds
bother him not At all.
Fairbanks drove from tn. t.. ror :,
2oo-y'rO mole. -" pu, 81 Nv;lion int"
his a"ir-- snl ;hU bali cleared the
-.'",' "Ud landed 90 the lee on {. liz
90 i'N ~, nScE Of The bali ,nud-
In" on 'r'' ice. GuNri new iinpetuS
"N ".as h'oU.us avross to tho Other
SiH"-%tN.nE Fairbanks a i.coO-y.rci
q -iNn. '''N "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

You never hear the cxpreYs,or
hIdu know it WAS loaded" III q IRAN,
the rule that applies to ;,li sc,tterr,,r,
rhtmuNiaSta. No tra1-Shooter nuts =,
smell Ii his gun until lie is gotnm 20
Nh"nt. ihttS tho reason thcrc s.a ,to
400 Ll.. NJ :. III IL. ",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Tpno l;.ey aud lis brother. Il. -. Grey
hsh'nS FOR rnrisns iu California
ltN"a hutH mad " 5tr,ke at the sam.
time. Alert AZ the reel AZ once. thnv
:"un" the antics Of the fish we're SIM
!.Ar. which aroused comment "inuily
"%th men real'@cd that they had hook
Tho brothers did team work and
landed tbs marlin which Weighed Isl
pH1hGS. ihr catch vas disqualified FOR
y prize by thc Tuna club because tho
Nsh t"olS two bites ana both men can.
tar. Tho hsh. tho hooks Of the broth
, "rs hoidins until tho marlip was cX-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

cur!cE Er0wn. promoter OF race
,,acNs' mas Just pocket.d another juicy
plum. lie is to receive. II il said s.nI )!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

poG for his city Park track III New
Orleans. although lie has no; opened
Inc gates. Brown purchased Gay Fart;
several months ago and announced that
ne Intended TO divide the winter with
thc talr grounds. managed by the BUS
mess Mems Association. Browns ap-
re':Gnc" At the Crescent city coinpii-
Gated matters 10 such mn extent that
thc death o. racing tEcIc seemed to
DC Il iorcgon, conclusion. iiut III. bus
ihcsI men fnally compromised by pay
iiS brown fer his track. which .dean;
MS withdrawal from the field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

captain +. J.. huston and Manager
blil Donovan, Of the Yankee with
tior"l League. arc on Il two Nycclts.
nuntinS trip at Dover Han. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Young Otis L.awry. Of the Aiaclmen
- now considered one OF the SDt edicst
men in the game getting TO nrst hasa
" nrhcVer the former University of
Maine inticli"H believes that he has :,
nnnvc ol getting to FIRST ahead OF a
ing. When Connie completes the work
OF reconstruction, it j. !, pretty safe b,.t
th'i Gus l.awH: Will he part Of his
new lnnChinn. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Shonld young ThnrmaL fIamnden-
Sidney's great little quarter, he out of
the game for the season, d great por-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
WEAK ARbOR DAY
SPIRIT IS SHOWN
N ALBUQUERQUE
Civic Betterment League Cam.
paign Brings Just Six Or.
ders. Totalling 20 Trees:
Spraying Cottonwoods.

AFTER waiting Tor u few DAYS tu sec
10 Debated enthusiasm Wuuld lead To-
more results. IA, tiyi, Retirement
leauec announced to-day nat II 40.
just siX orders ~ u result IT Is ouoi
geutio campaign To- nave trees planted
Nrbor div The sIN orders Wcrc Tor
- total pt twenty trees
There were more u,.s tI1u thpt
planted ~ the ,Itl. however although
THERE was uutniur Whatever like o.
general uhs'tN tuU' ui pitutlu.
dpV fho spuu"l ,niIiton sct out SOME
slpliuts and net, tud tho. q hufs,
holder did the same thius iu ,hr
hirhlauds 4 whole nall nIu Is va
planted
Before Nrbor ia, e number 90
h~ouschoIl'i~ pat out ucos n hc
usual ,outs, 81 prup'rt. improve
m.ut ana more VIII u' pl'utcd Dee
tore Summer sets Iu Experts Wutu
against setting tt,,- too closely iu-
gctncr Planters should lr'Nr plcu
OF room tor tine Trees to head ont and
spread
The p,tholosi,nl anor,t =, of tn"
forest service is continuing tao spray o.
nh ut th" l'mnI, Outtuuvnuds To- Isl .
tho cotton ploow- ana save the vity
from the pest of living full
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04

NOTABLE N SOLO
FEATURE OF CANTATA

The tenor solo. "OndVav Awake. BE-
viii Doc uuc ~ the big numbers Of
"HiaWaihl. the oautlta to- be given
hN IA" tuttuightlN Music club AZ the
proshyt'r au church noN' TuosdaN
night D. wln bee sung oy Ralph
Smith.
Nj Smith studied 10 Florence.
italy, FOR a number OF years. ana
was the soioist At the American Epis
,.I.tl Duuirh
Who ever lets the opputtuuit, 20
hear Ralph smith pass viii miss De-
musical treat ul the FIRST water.
The "NiaNltha' chorus b. made
up OF the best voices In the ltl. II
IS W excellent training
There Will h" other uut.'lnd ne
humble : besides Mt Smith solo.
Mr.. Iulkenhcrg viii sing Farewell,
Nfuuchahd. mis- ~ mpathctIg Nulc"
being especially adapted to the rnit.
Hugo Never a1d outs Hessel len vii
sing baritone solos with their well o.
N.uVu dramatic finish.
The CONCERT wilt p"gu at : clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
GIRL IS
HELD FOR KANSAS
CITY AUTHORITIES
Jayhawk Gay Blade Says She
Touched Him for 1900
Worth of Diamonds; She
Says She Got $50.

Ethel Parker the mod 4hlv. dressed
N""ut w'tuan arrested on q Santa b"
''aW On rs arrival here last night
'. 'n'"l of Police M,MilJin. CHARGED
With the larceny of 81 POO worth oi
o. 1uuuds, wt. held az Police hcad-
quarters today pending further ALL
N.., from Kansas CITY. Kan. The "a.
.lO,t was made on the strength If 70
.fnl'erlW ttum tie kansas city police
department.
Tho telegram from Kansas ttS
-,I he Young woman was named ~
COMPLAINT sNuru ont hos j. :. Gibson
Hi THAT city. she was supposed To-
h,t, he diamonds ON her. but the
l.... police couldn't fud them. Sh"
druI'l stealing the diamonds, but al.
Wtit'i taking SiO from her Kansas
.'tlunu with whom she and she
PASSED the time from Wednesday last
W',.. uIl SUNDAY. During the r'c
DAYS She said. her friend spent
about 900.
Ithol MID she would rctIrn TO Kan
-t- without rcquIsitiou papers She
was "u her way tu ~a" Francisc
when crested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
SEVERE PUNISHMENT


MI. Airy. N. C,-Mrs. Sarah N. Chap
pei OF this town. says: II suffered 10,
live years with womanly troubles, also
sfof,ach troubles. and ny punishment,
vas mere than any n could tell.
tried most every kind OF medicine.
but o n did me any good.
read one day abou, Cardm. the wo.
mans tonic. and decided 10 try il F.,
had not taken but about SIX bottles until
was almost cured. II did me mort
good than all the other medicines | had
Giet, put together.
Ny irier ds began asking me why |
looked so well. and ! told them about
Carfui. Several are now taxing it,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from Any
oil the ailments due 10 womanly trouble
such as headache. backache, sideachc,
!leeplcssness, and that everlasiingly tired
leeling2
II SO, let US urge you 10 give Cardui a
tial. We ieel confident u will help you,
Just rs Il has a million other women 20
the past hall century.
begin taking Cafdui to-day. You
won't regret u. All druggists,
~.m. chsnsn,oss Medicine cs ladss
advisory Dsp Chattanooga. Tenn for Ay.t.
kssfss ass, onIos' case end ~ pAss boob, Hone
SfsAas'su isf wsosA. ~ vAis viseps' NC is'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

\ New Yurkrr ~ wide experience ha. writ
ten n boob telliu, how the tobacco or snuff
habii may bee yasil, and completely hanishtd
he three days with dtishiiul hru,ft The
author. Edward q Moods. 1898 =. New fufh
city viii mail his book frO, on request
The health improves wonderfully after 't~
nicotine poison is out Of tho system Calm
ness. tranquil sleep clear eyes normal aup'
tite. good digestion manly N,sur strong ui,m
DRY and n general gam iu efficiency are among
the many benefits reported Got rid ~ that
nervous feeling NO mote need It Pine ,ear
cigarette. snuff or chewing tobacco fo garify
morbid desire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-04
Mn. Im-..hin NillnnmcNn.

Mrs f,iSchIa ) Ia 1euya dlcl YES
teJd, on Nui'u Twelfth street
ThJ'o daughter. and % sun
.ur Ou. daughter. Mrs b. \ lin
coin. arrived .,.frrdaN from W MS
low ArlI. ShuIf services were held
90 I ,lu,l ihi. afternoon 81 FIRED
Crplloi'- .htu,I Tn" body ars
shipped Poo kennel. y. Nj. tor NuE |Il.