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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Sos bOm SStaIicu.
m Qarl GheffIer, Berlin.

Bon 4arl Sheifler, Berlin.
@s qebf cine GisfuIiion ourd Oie
Grelle, o6 ole Gentiden nab Dem
arieo mie bisber Sytolien beiu6en
lollen o0er Oh iie fortan ole our6 cine
MISUNDERSTANDING Graoition ge6ei-
Iiate sStalieufabrt mifgeben ino oas
2ano Ser Mienoniebniu6t meioen
ioaer. Gieie Gisfuhion mdre leb-
BAIT 5u begriiBeu, mem iie cine an
Oere 8eit geipdbIt bdtte, peuu iie
ui6t @rgebniB ser arieeserreglmg
mare: ser 8eitpuntt mo6t iie Der.
oddtig.
Sn oieiem San lit es imDermeio-
lid, Dab ib mid ielbit nit in Die Ge-
bate aiebe, 10 peinlid cine S6-9lb'
banoIung au6 fir oen Seler, mie fir
oen 9(utor lit. gor 5tpei Sabren
babe i'd ndmli6 Elm 8u6 oer0iient.
lidt, iporin Die 5oroerlmg: 2os bon
Sytalienl Dor allen: Sos BON Der ita-
lienii6en 93enaiiiaucel NIT aler
8eutIi6feit imo, iopeit i6 ieben
faun IN FOLDER lln5meioelitieteit gum
erItenmol in 0eirti6IanO erbo6en
lporoeu iit."). Sic 9leionan8 mar
re1t 6orafteriliiir1. glaieitig ipuroe
oie glr6eit leioer etiuns Ienia-
tionea eenoumen. @on ser einen
Seite muroe 5ornig oOer gelebrteu6ait
iiberIegen proteitirt, md6reno bon Der
anoeren Seite cine loite, ober auf
nidt eben befrieOieenoe 3uItimming
fam. @iite Sreiuoe pirOen beiorgt
uno eloltbten, tas Bud nit oimmer.
6in~ oOeuno6" imo ytrob olleoem~
enti6uloigen 81 miiiien; un0 nur
gan5 wenige erfoBten, fuoralif es elm.
5ig onfommt. Bis beute babe idJ
mid ser @irfung ser bon mir Der.
! tretenen @eOanfen nod uibt rein er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

CUR gredn5ung ieiner glrt i6le6ter-
Oings ni9t entbe6ren fam, Oh es in
aaer @pigfeit cine romii6e Gultir
oeuti6en Station geben ioq ODER Oh
mir unS eines Cages DieOer ais @r-
ben Ger gotbiideu &ulturfroit, ais
Sr1ger elmer neuen @ot6if, Die 5it-
glei6 cine MooernitGt groBten Stils
iein wiirOe, gan5 allf inns iel6it iteaGn
f0nnen. 0os lit cine 2e6enSfraoe
oes oeuti6en @eiiies.
S5n oen Seriegstiraoen 0'9(nmn.
5ios, ole lns ii6eruittelt moroen linO,
bliBte bier iuo ga Elm e1tes @efii6l
ami. @ort, 5um 8eiipiel, no er nit
elmer glrt BON 8er5weiiln5 riei, Sta.
lien uiiiie oui6oren oaS 2ano Der
So65eitsreiienOen 81 iein S5talien
midie mieoer me1r mcr0en els Elm CT.
bobenes Oiuicum, oils Elm Grt Der
5iitorii6en gomantif, oaS itolieni'
ibe &olf miilie mieoer lebcnOig in Die
@eidicbte Der @egenpart mo 3u-
funit eintreteu. g9ie es 0cm mooer.
men Stoliener in oieier g8eiie uner.
tr1qli6 i6eint, nur ais Gcrpeler Ell
ner groBen &ergaugen6eit 6etra9tet
81 merOen, 10 lit es fiir oic oeutibe
gtation minoeltens peinlid, NIT ibrer
Sultir Iortgeiest nod alI ole alten
&ultlirnert6e elmer meienSirem0en
&aiie 3uriidgreiien 3u miilien troB.
Dem 0euti6lano 3r 3eit iegreid I'M
Dlittelpmtt Der geicbibisbiloenoen
ardite ite6t. lin 70 me6r, ais Oas
SulturOOrbilo MIR idein6ar iiir uns
paBt, ais es talienOfa6 aiBoeriton.
oeu uno fiinitli6 ientimeutaliiirt
worOen it, ais es ieiuer @igeuart
na6 falt lit imo i6m Die Gieie lm0
llrfraIt Der @otif lomo6l pie Der 2ln.
tife fe6lt. gluG mir oiirfeu in oieler
mouimentaIen 3eit ni6t ldnger Oen
SSoealismus Der So65eitsreiien0en,
Oie &omantif ser 8eltirenl0en, 0aS
&olltommen6eitsflii6ee opn 9il.
Ouneslneni6en in unlerer Sllltlr
ouloen, ionoern miiiien in ieoer @eiie
oas eau5 2e6enoige, 0as @igene mol.
len.
Gie GrIabrung elmer ldngen 3eit
/ lebrt, oaB Stolien oen &iaen aQer
Ocrer ld6nt, ole uidt i6oa eineu ic.
item @iQen mitbrin9en 6aB oaum
nHr Die @eieitigtcn oabn reiien loai
ten ni6t oie nod Subenocn oOer Die
ncuttalcn Gatlren. sStolien lit elm
| 2ano iiir 0ie @eiiter, ni6t fiir oic
2e6rlingc. 0arilm ioate man oer
| SigenO oicies 2ono iperrcn. 9lon-
preiie iiir iiu9e &iiniilcr, Stipen-
0ien fir &eroenoe liuo etiuos wie Gin
notionoIer Sel6itmoro. 81 pielC
Oeutl6c &iinitler 6a6en 0as &orilr.
t6eil iiir Stalicn nit llnproouftibitdi
! i6on be5oblt, ais 6aB mir nod Ian.
ger oobei bleiben oiiriten. llnenolid
oicle @ei6linge lmo @6raieilre bad
Rom unS idon 5uriidgeididt. Sc
ungeid6r babe i6 in mcinem @ud
Dor einiaen SSa6ren aeiproden. Sen.
te, no ser 9iui oageneincr weroeu
mill fiige i6 ober 6in5u; 90 felt id
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

freuen fonnen; lno i6 fam es au6
iebt niAt, no Die GisfitiiiOn alf Diel
breiterer notionaler @runOlage nli-
lebt imo biele cute 0eutibe wilens
iino, ii6 e6enials in gelpiiier @eiie
bon StoIien Ios3iliagen.
@etradten mir Oas @ro6lem. Die
oeutIrbe &llhir lit ouoliItiIG felt ie-
ueu ierneu Gaeen ais Giirer ii6er
oie 9llpeu 5og, I'M ieiner got5ii6en
Stammesart 0os itolieniibe &enoii-
iancemeien 5u oerbinoen. 0ieier
&iiuitler 1T elmer Ser belie6teiten
Sduspatrone Der oeuti6en @eiites-
fulhir gemoroen, neil cr elmer Der er-
item groBen 0ualiiten mar. Gem
in Ser 3olge 6aben Die Ieutiden in
alien ibren 4iinlten-mit 9lusnabme
: Der 0}uiif ~, Sitten lmO 2e6ensior-
men unauib0rli6 geibmonft 3Uilden
Der eingeboreuen 9lnlage un0 einem
enieits Der 9er9e geiudten Sil-
ounqsiocal. Sn 0ieiem S6panfeu
iIt imiere aultur 5pieipdltig gepor.
ben, sSa6r6unoerteIane 6a6en mir
eeelaubt, oieier 3ipieipolt er60be
ms il6er anoere &olfer, er iei elm
| Me6r an 9ultir; in @a6rbeit bat er
uniere arait 5eriplittert, 6ot er lns
unenolib icbper gemadt ldopierii6
i'm bod6lten Sinn 81 per0en 8is 81
geipiien @rooen iino iogar 0iele I'M.
ierer @r0Bten 2eIling, g9indel.
Imam, @oetbe ino Qln0ere, I'M bon
6iloenoen &iinitlern gang 81 idmei.
gen Spier 0ieies OauernOen Sam.
pies uuierer gotbiihen 9tatur nit Der
flaiii5iitiiden 9Hotmgsioee gelpor-
oen, Spier 6ieies GualismuS, Der
606it anidaididl, ia igmboliiirt miro
ourd oeu llmitono, oaB Die Gert-
| I6en, allein BON alien eltrop1ii6en
8olfern, 5mei beri6ieoene Sbriiten,
oie 5rafhir imO Die Q(ntiqua, gleid-
berebtigt neben chamber benliBen
0aB Iid Der Geutide eben iest, pc
er oieaei6t Dor Ser geDaltigIter
@en0e ieines gei6i6tIi6en 9ebens
nebt, auf iid ielbIt 81 beiinneu iu6t
ooB er oie 9lbiibt 6ot oas llripriing'
libe Ieiuer 9lrt mebr ais bisber 81
betonen lit natiirlid. glur bari man
| muB man meittragenOen @ntidliiI
fen miBtrauen, Die in Ger @rregluf
oes 9lrsen6ldS gefoBt weroeH. ssh
miiiien 6iaig 8peiieln OF ser Sui
Sos bon Stalienl er6oben moroer
pGre, penn mir nit oen Stalienerr
ni9t i'm Grieg lGgen. Ser &rier
aber lit ood fein glreiment oes Sci
ties fir ooer eegen Die 8enaiiiauce
@S ban0elt iib niGt 0arimL Oh oos
titolieniibe @olf ms uniDmpat6iid
lit; es bari ein @nti6luB. ser mier,
&ultur 10 tiei beriibrt, ni6t mie einl
ergeltimgsmoBnnbme pirfen. 6:
banOelt Iid gar uidt Inn Stalien
ionoern I'M uns iel6it Inn Die l5raee
o6 Die Geiitiden nod lGnger auf 5we
Observation-Disclosures @e9en i6rel
@no6eItimmung Iidb na6ern mollen
Oh ser Geiitide Stalien's alte &ultiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

Totur cigcu lit. 0ie i'm beitimnlt
BON 9lugeiift 81 9lngeiidjt nit @oli
ii6er oie groBen 6rasen oes Seben'
81 Oer6anoeln giur Gin bon ollep
proianen 3meden gereinigter |Ill'
81 le6enoiger @r6Be 6eitimme pen
GntidhiBl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
eofaI6sridte ans @Oi6inaton.
@erfaie5ene 0ie0Creien.

@s paren ougeni6einli6 bernie.
gene Giebe, wel1e oas Sous BON
Sral s. 9. @loran BON glr. 2315,
Wsalia6uietts gloenne, beimiu6ten.
sic eutiuur5eIten cine 9ln5a6l 3ier-
b1ume uHo ma6teu ii6 oaDon.
g. 81. giaingslep bon gir. 937,
SrStr. 9S.-8., Elm 9lngelteater eines
Heitauronts an ser gde Der 8. ilnO s.
Str., 9t..g8., 6cnadri6tigte Die 9oli.
5ei BOB ibm $23 in @oargelO, cine
goloeue llbr i'm @ertbe bon $40 mo
Elm lleber5ieber i'm Bert6e BON $40
eeItoblen ipuroei.
sSrni s. .. Seithont BON 9tr. 1903,
19. Ctr, gt..gs., beflost ocu gerhdt
i6res reeiitrirten dineiiiheu Gbow-
Sunoes, Der i6r auseblicb aus Der
@obnung geitobIen iuiirOe.
glltomobilmerf5euge imo 8ube6or
i'm @ertbe bon $65 pur0en aus Der
@oroee bon SnDoer & WicglultD I'M
riidwartieen 1beil BON Scr. 1918,
Observation-Disclosures, eeitoblen.
aleioungsitiide imo ieioene Inter
paIde peroen bon 5rou $. q. Wlad
bon gtr. COG, t3. Stry @.@., Der.
miBt. 2ie @egenitdnOe, sic eineu
@ert1 BON $50 reprdientiren, ipurOen
ibr am @ioutne 9tbeno geitoblen.
8aiierWefier bra9te
Strafe Elm.
Ger g1eger Simon Garter, Elm Col
oct i'm Sort 01ber, purOe rrter Der
9eihuIoiglng, nerborgene Baifen
getrogeu 3il baben, i'm 9oIBeigeridt
an einer @eloItraie bon $50 oOer 60
9aeen i'm @efdnsuiB ocrurtbeilt.
Garter lit beiduloiet, Elm 0Raiiermei-
fer in Ger Eaide getrageu 81 baben.
SRI 5enner binterIieB B
@ermogen.
,Selen CAB Benner, ipeldle am t6.
September itarb, binterIieB perion-
Iibes gigentbim in Ser S0be bon
$4,000, pie ans ibrem Eeitament ber,
pcrge6t, 6as i'm 9robationsgeri6t
bon gellie 5enuer Strdns cingereidt
ipilroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
&aOitaI4eiIMna Der glerpenl@pd@e.

Sdpade, nerp0e &erioneu spIoGt bonSonngsIoIsfe mo
Ibebten Srdumen eribopienOen hsilfen gri, 9odn- o
opiidmer5 SaarauSa &bua6m Oes @e6rs uno Der bfrot
Satarrb Yagen0rden, SublberItopime, M6et @rr0tben
8ttern Ser8fIopen @rutbeIenmmq aenaIidte nS Srbuu
eriubn Dem SnseHOirenuO" SOsu HsuOIider @tr
rrnugeu srHuOli in far5eer 3et Stifursn Gamenah
RbimUs rampaOer- nuO &aerrud uHd uer b6g yRe
tbOoe nn enen G6lag ee6et ner6en.
Se iniegme Ireae uuopel nIS
Buefmdrfm
1endcu 8riOat.aluif 1877 Sat o. Str, Ne~gOrf gs.y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
@ci @rFaLtnnoen

@6ornenicn, bic ben sScntidjen Gorrss'
IpOuOenien" Hidt piinItlidj OOcr unregsr
mrRig erbnlten, limb gcbeten, her Dtl,.'
toUOn per gcICpbOn Obcr idriftlid vh'
lleilung 40 mndlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

Sancn SIC pm bao @aupblct ylr. 129 NIT
Der Sarte ocs inneren Gtaoh1eilS ODn S9lcagD
ltubeu.
CSif13.1 .26. .Iob2. 8. 1863 1880. .9es7,f4.2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

0laH sF'OahNt SsN 1edItInlOTf 0OFFsIOON5sHi".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
STATE EDUCATIONAL
ESTABLISHMENTS ARE
WORTH 100000 90

santa 20 y NJ. Fen THE ply
sicai Valuv Of school plant iu this
state. ~ shown hy compilation Of
county rcports made To- the state dc
partmcnt - education. was >3.p55.-
-" AZ the end of lstt. Ths Includes
college and university pror,rty hat
excludes privately owned institutions.
The value 90 nirh ana elementary
school property ~ the Sam" time vas
So. ,o5 $50, OF about @S.5".nbn more
than In 1914
Tn" largest increase h1s nccn IA
the cities pi the state because they
have issucd uunds winch noW total
Si,2iO.0 GOO, a quarter OF a million dol
lars being the nund issues To-. IN. past
school year eff i9ii-igt5 The in
crcase In property value Is attributed
10 the state aid extended. the cnthus-
,dsm manifested In educational mat
tiers, and the increase If wealth aud
population.
There wcrc leo schooi buildings
IN the state llst year aud " those
Lose had 4" room. ~, had two
rooms. 90 had three rooms. l. had
-four rnoms. l. mad five ruutos. seven
had six. four had sever aud twenty
had eight rooms or more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
MINIMUM DAMAGES r
IN ROSWELL

Charles Work Was this morning
awarded damage, 100 the district court
In the sun ot uur cent In his suit ~
which D. W Low Moldrum Gray aud
others were mo-, dcfcudants in O.
ease which caused up little mcrrimcgt
non the friend. of these gentle
men. says The Roswell News. The
case arose last summer duTiIg the
preparation of these gentlemen aud
their families AMI 70 part, OF friends
Tor "a trip to tho mountains. and b.,
agreement ono ut 'ho party was go ho
furnished with e saddle horse which
was to he pickctcJ at IN" ht'"hing post
near he postofiCo M"ssr-. Low and
Gray evidently pI seed up IN" first sud.
d.. horse they tuaud tytncrcd al the
rack and pui him lu me caravan which
was bound for tu, mountain tastnes.
svs. Some time later % was discovered
that tho wrong hons" had been taken.
tnd Il b. stated that Mi Works refused
to accept an amount rendered To- hin
a. damages IA the matter. ana brought
the ease to issue before The Justice
court The cas-, which caused mo- lit.
tie mcrriment was IN favor uf tn,
plaintiff u It was appealed hy the
defendants with the above result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
r COURT OF
STATE REVERSES A
BIG DAMAGE VERDICT

SAINTS Pc. y VI Feb. Thc SUI
prcmc CONT Yesterday afternoon re-
Vorsod the decision ut the district
court which gave e verdict ct s.. 600
damage To- Fred ThaNcr IN ais suit
against The Denver a no GrIndo rail-
way company for iuirric- sustained.
The cas-" was renamed Ter e new
trial.
rho statement by tine court SAYS
tn. rNideno" shnWs that Thrycr WIS
injured aud . manned On tutohts uu-
III December i1l2, and That since
that dat. he ha- worked Jt various
jobs s., The uiul ui the ease the
railroad company pleaded 'outribu-
tory negligence over tho objection
Of ia, defendant comIau. th, couIt
Submitted To the jury the ISSUE, uf prI-
mary negligence amt the last clear
chance rui', and the Jufy returned
% verdict fnT : 600 Subsequently "A
motion Tor u u"N trial was ,N,rTulrd
ana "a" Judgment entered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
SAVES DAUGHTER


Ready, KY" was not able 10 do
anything tor nearly SIX MONTHS" writes
Mrs. Laura Braicher. OF this place, land
was down In bed Tor three months.
cannot tell you how ! suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
~omanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband ne
could not do me any good, and he had
~ give II up. We tired another doctor,
bu, he did aoi help me.
NJ last, my mother advised me 10 tal,e
Cafdui. the wonlan's tonic. thonght
u was no use for ! was nearly dead and
nothing seemed 70 do me any good. But
lock eleven bottles, anu now am able
TO do all OF my work and my own
washing,
think CaIdul Is the best medicine in
The world. My weight has increased,
and ] lool the picture ot health.
II you suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get a boiie OF Cardui
today. Delay Is dangerous. We know
II Will help you. for Il has helped SO
many thousands OF other weak women
In the past so years.
Al all druggists.
Write q; chananooss nsdle,ns 90. LAties
ADVISORY bap, Chslerr "a, -srn., Tor S,,.,s
S'sansra ter xofnsa. ~ vain wisppsI NC Tvs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
EXHUMED BODY OF
WOMAN SHOWS NO MARK
OF VIOLENT DEATH

santa F.. y. NJ. Feh IT, Fxhuma-
ton Of the body of Mts Constnnci1
NouioS a., DrcsriI. uf san Pedro. ana
uu autopsy 3D., pr j " knapp county
physician cot Santa To county. ta ted To
show tu, marks ul foul pltN hnd con
.,lu.uily IN" my sicrt of hcr death. 70
Then. Or % mystery. probably never
wul nc cleared up.
The Young woman. who had been In
upu.rlrt Eood uca''h dici suddenly
u. I.uuag H. Sh, had been married
tUouj 3D. ,,ut Sh" was % daughter uf
I]tlu..s,o Monies 81 san Antonio.
p,rusliI'u county. aud V.t, eff Gaspat
'Ie.r.u.
I.ftI. was thought ~ circumstance
SUMMON. ding hor death until rumors
were noIrd b, her rolnti,cf. = said.
,Hl oa appeal WAS mad go hay" the
Nu1, shunod.
When Or Knapp had the remains
tllo. nom the ground Tor the put-
un-c ot maxine an examination. th'
bod WIS found badly d-cDoiuposcd An
examination of the neck however.
hoVod u had not hrcI broken as ru'
mured There w.r" mo- wounds oi
truisoa disccrnihlo. = il said
rhc fact that me young Vuma Died
.ildsnE when he was apparently ir
rrod health led ~omc 10 believe thai
,Nc he'd been "sutothrrcd 'u death
IN" theory Was also advanced that a
rtegi. may have caused he woman
tu die from shock.
DR. Knapp -lhmIttcd "a report {,
District Attorney Alexander Read TO.
tly s.Ittnr hat he had been uuaht,
t' nud any evidences Of foul play.
Nlth lac, 81 amy evidence tu the ~
uars % is assumed by the district al
totuo, That the oWn died from nat
ufil causes.
ur. knapp stated To-Day that TIA,
body had been IN the earth too Ione e.
reveal any marks on the neck, a1t
he added that n thu v,mau had died
OF shock there is. of cpurs" no way
now of showing u,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
PRISONERS PETITION
FOR EARLY PAROLES

santa F", y NJ. Feb. l-Superin-
tondont John e. McMauus. of the state
pc~nitcntinry, has announced thar the
Following prisoners have pctitioncd for
parole;
Enrique Cdrrasco, Eddy county
BENJAMIN Perez, Chas. leggotu. Soc
urro county; Seferino Romero. Albinu
Aheyta, ColfaN comfy; Don Il Rob-
orts. Pablo ArSullo. Loniino Marrujo,
Grant county; William He'll Mckinley
county Bob Johnson. Rio Arriha
county Franz Buscoc, Chon VALDEZ.
ChaNes county; Adolfo ouintnna. En-
.tiguc 'atrasco. santa re county; Jose
k"tugiu l.uccro, Ramon cordo,a.
Taos county, Eduardo cruz, Quay
county. Magdalcua Griegu. Nor,
county.
Action m the petitions VIII he taScn
~ "a meeting of the board ~ pcnit,I-
tinry commissioner "a be held Fchru-
airy IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
COSTILLA DAM AND
STORAGE
TO BE FINISHED SOON

Santa Re. y. NJ. Feb. i~-Aocord-
ing to ! & tlricn. the Denver en-
ginccr in charge ~ this work the big
costilla dam and storage reservoir IN
Taos county viii b" finished tins year.
MIR. rlrich il In III" city Tor a confer
ence with the state engineer The work
j. to cost approximately $500 .u00.
Excavation and preliminary work al
read, has been one and materials are
on the ground for he completion ~
th" dam. This is tu bc an earth trdC-
turc, i2i feet high, anr viii contain
about $50, GOO cubic Yards oi material
It vii store over 30 uo0 acre ic.t II
water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01

MIN Nt,NI(O LAVE STOCK
NOTES.


Hicks X Jones OF cuervn have sold
a total of Sli5 00o worth of stun in the
past year Til" last sale was one of
500 steers To- Jones 4 Crnckcr Bros
ct Lob" and bazaar Rams.
Wclh"rt ScWalt and john StaNicy. OF
~Loslngtou. have bought an the stock
oNnsd nN Ned Shittuck. OF Queen.
ga, my S. % for ewes. 81 . tor spring
lambs tad So Tor bucks.
Il . l-eathoImau " carlsbad has
shipped i've cars of thi,c-t car.uld
steers. M ear eff odd bulls and on,
OF COWS dnd bulls tp Fort Worth.
here thcy are Co be- put ON iccd hy u
partner
Practically cycp farmer m The Pc
COS valley has absorbed the stock
feeding idea and 1t appears that the
shipments Of Fat stun tins year win
eclipse all previous records.
springer farmers shipped m = lot
uf ianT, Hereford stun itpm the pea-
Yer stock show for breeding up Their
herds Two cais OF the stun was re-
cci,"d sunday A. high as $500 q
head was pa for bulls. with others
sr'dilg down to 5000
FrJn, Goodu. ct Mesquite. ms o..
nyit"d a carload cot cednr post. from
Norntainair zoe wli fence tVcAo
miles uf hls range.
A. - SANCHEZ ui Glcnrio. thinks IA .
is the best winter r,,r Tor sock. lie
has not lost u head ,u far. lie sAy \
his stuu has accdrd uu feed ~ set.
tn" grass being sufficient to carry
them.
\ session uf the Sew McNico Cattle
nnd Horse Breeders association has
been scheduled for DoruinE ON March
10 and o. Immediately after the sos-
ion uf the pauhnn Tie association ~
Albuqucrqu.
=. g orch last NocX received al
Vaughn 500 sheep from Old Mexico
ana viii trail hem 10 his ranch IN RIO
Arriba county,
Clarence prlchnrd and T.. Thompson
Of Lake Arthur. have shipped fou,
carloads OF steers to kansas city
They were loaded al Artesia.
The Four Lakes cattle company has
been Incorporated by q. d. Arm.
strong. g. /. ballard. B. =. Baker j
y. Hart and Oscar Thompson. OF IN,
-Four Lakes section. near Roswell. II
has a paid up capital of $500. 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
DATES SELECTED FOR
ANNUAL REUNION OF
COWBOYS IN LAS VEGAS

East Las Vegas. y. NJ Fob IA
session Of IA" directors ui he COW
boys Reunion association n,id here
Saturday fixed the date. Tor the am
nual reunion nf 1916 as J,ly 4 Z
and ..
r. II. Ie Nuir was chosen secretary
of the directors and plans lIadc fur
publicity \ hig delegation viii bee
ent to the Panhandle ,ht'iomcn's
ASSOCIATION meeting IN N~lruuucrduc
as one means at getting publicity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

New YORKER % sias experience has writ
ttu a hont telling how %. tobacco or snuff
habit ma, ho easily and completely banishsd
boo thrr, day With i,lishtful bcueh' Tho
author Edward d Woods, 1903 y New iork
tty viii mad ms book free on isguesi
THO health improves wonderfully after tho
nicotine poison d. out Of the system Calm
ness tranquil sheep. clear eyss nurr.ai apue
tito good digestion manly vigur strong nem
Iry and . general lain IN efficiency are auous
fhe many benefits reported Get ri ~ thai
nervous feeling no more need uf pipe cigar
cigarette snuff VI chewing tobacco 10 pa6ify
morbid desire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01

DUMMY \ " Fob I--Tho thrco
daughters ot T. n NallnndinRham.
Killed ia au automobile accident here
Thursday evening, nov rest IN a sim
Sic large grave, funeral ser, ices haN-
ing been held sunday, Practically the
cntir" population OF Demilg accom-
panied the bodies to the grave.
Hope is held out tor George CRIT
chct, the chauffeur who was %seriousl
Injured AZ the time the ;irls were
killed The b%ereaVen father II .S-
pected Ia be able 10 leave M hospital
within "a few DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
EASTERN ARIZONA IS
SUFFERING FROM FLOODS

Holbrouk. Ariz.. Feb l.. EnsteT.
Arizona yesterday and to-day bel getting
a sample OF what II means to be- nlud.
ed. such as the southwestern portions
of the state have endowed Tor O. ioN
weeks past.
Practically al bridges ON Silver
ctc.t and the Little Colorado are uu'
aud the diversion dams at SloWlak,
and Tat lor have been washed away
Arrangements are being made Co. Co..
place these ~ uou us possible.
Stp,N conditions are good despite
the heavy suoNt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
FOREST OFFICERS TO
USE SNOWSHOE WHERE
BEAUTIFUL IS DEEP

Santa Pc. y NJ. Feb. An order
tor six pair, ut snoWsho,s. Tor the
use OF forest officers. has been Gu
tered by Don - Johnston. supervisor
OF the santa ~ forest. as a result Of
appeals from officers forced 10 travel
the deeply buried trails. rhi appeals
are caused by the unusual SNOW, i've
~ sin tines the normal tor January
having fallen already
This Is thought to b., the Urst time
snowshoos ever have been nc. dod In
this section.
The Santa Barbara Tie Is Pole Go.
Is skidding logs over The sno". ~"
FIRST few logs packing u smooth and
hard chute down the slopes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
CONNECTING INDIAN
N BY PHONE

Galiup. a. Nj F,p. Within q
short time 30 viii be possible Zoo tdlN
from Gallup or Nty other pl1D" ~ the
tate connected with Gallup o., phone.
'u tho indian agency At Crown Point.
There .s "a line az prescott c~orn"'uug
GALLUP aud Fort Dsrgnro and ga" now
line fort, miles In lcrsth VIII ,uun"c,
crown Point with the nearer ngcnc,
superintendent : g. Sttchot, ui
crown roiut and superintendent T. ~
pllurtto. OF Fort Defiance. are build.
INK the lr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-01
STATE BANK
COLLECTS 1903 FEES

santa Fe. y, M. Feb. l---Coliec-
lions OF fcos by the state bank exam
mel last month totGllcd 1898, This
amount was turned over Ia The state
treasurer yesterday by the examiner.
II. y carter.
Examination fees at $2i each were
collected from the following
Ro' Trust and SaN.lgs bank
Farmers Bank ana Trust company of
Maxwell Bank of Dawson Wagon
Mound Trust and savings bank
Bank of Springer, Bank of san Mar
cinl iiank at Hatch. Columbus stat.
bank; valley Mercantile and banking
company of Anthony Union bank ui
Las cruces, Farmers Trus. sud Say
ings bank of Las Cruces. New Mexico
State bank of san Antonio.
Filiag fccs of 81 each were collect
ed nom the Ciiilcns' bank at Aibu-
p%uoruuc, the Citizons' bank ~ clovis
ana the Exchange state bank ot car
rizo1o.