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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
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h'd"'Il"I ''N ~ Nlhliulrrpiir,
Bright gem ui the mountain and dale.
Thou diadcm sparkling lorc,rr-
Thy glory. II never shall fail
The iancltni home uf The cowhoy.
The end OF the catllcmcn'S trail.
How proud are thy buildings and mansions.
Thou Queen of The Rio GranIr vale.
How splendid the sweep of thl p%ralrics.
Ger which the Wild antclolcS roam.
How grand are ihy preaching maintains.
Where build the bald ca.lrs ,lcir home
Most Lowell, the dip of III; hill>idcs.
Where The fleet foot red deer remains.
How charming thy beautiful fountains.
And tcndcr carcss al thy plains.
tbs here that he notes of he Sk,lark.
Gently blcud with mockingbiId's song.
lis here that he bright plumrd oriolr
Mak"th glad The Sumnrcr day long
Il is here the skies are the faircsi
And lis here the mountain rill sings,
" - here the winds are The puiosI
And heal with the touch of tlcir wings.
It's here that The palc.iaccd invalid
fIn's a cure tar better than wealth.
It's here that the cheeks of the maiden
Ever bloom with roses ol health
Here The fountain at youth ever ~flowcth.
sparkling bright Ger hillside and glen,
Where the fresh ozone, famed for healing.
Makcth life worth living again.
Thy ranches Weld bouniiful harycsts.
From Springtimc 10 Autumn. the while,
For the soils of the Rio trandc valley
Are richer than lands of the Nile:
And out through canals aud through bitches,
Thy beautiful pure waters run.
Growing cherry. ounce. plum and berry
Where the peach ripcns red IL the sun.
Thou mounlain-eirt civ of promise.
Travcrscd through by river and rail.
In the land Of sky and of mesa
And the far-famcd Santa Fc Trail
It's here the rciman and maiden.
Clad ~ their wool blankets so queer.
It's here courts the dark-cycd Senior
His sweet Scnorita 50 dear.
And here historian and poet
May find inspiration to tell
OF III" oldtimc cowtrail and stage coach
And tcpccs thai once lined the dell;
Here artists. with brush and with pencil.
As they pause 10y canyon and stream
Can paint fairy pictures on canvas
Entrancing ~ vision or dream.
oh, ~Suncrowtcd city of Albuquerque.
Not for me il thy future 10 write
Thy eloric> shine round tloc more brightly
Than sparkling. Gems in he night
Choice people shall come from all nations.
Thy charms aud Thy healing 10 seek.
That reach rom, hv smoolh h. flow ing river
10 loiiieSt proud mountain peak
gh' by John 4 + kygcf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
,. FRANK CURNs WAGON

MOUND: 'Iu view of 10, fact that
ia" farmers of the Ccutru. states have
had Unprecedented prices .ut large
crops for the past two Nnnr-. 10 wall
nssurcdly fulloN that then SONS. 30 great
many OF whom dcsit. tu obtain land
Of their own, Nill be- umIly financed To-
com" further west ard cith,r enter uu.
der the homestead laws or putchusc ut
comparatively loW prices. lauls ~ the
few yet J~udcyclopcd section. west Of
the Missouri river. In ,icN of the fact
that y Continuance cot the Iuroprnn
conflict. which We are forced To- %autici.
pate. will prevent, us 30 did iu the mast
year. the vast amount ui American
travel iu Europe. - s.om. ,bat th, see
America First slogan viii bee followed
bN e vast number oi wealth, p.uulc
VII" would othcrwi-r so ahsoui. and in
seeing our uWn rountrN 'h,r, will b,
more tourists go the western states than
cN'r before. In view ui 'hc,, two con
ditions We may confidently expect
greater opportunities than ever before
To- interest these two ciI-s,. ui people.
the former IN our lands rud the lnt'.i
40 out industrial aud financial enter
prices, because ~, viii brave upportupi
ties OF meeting them personally. " to
prosperity We find in this community
mat % is being held back through the
lack Of q ready market fut uur products.
" m" state h. 10 prosper ,, q who, the
marketing should be- looked after tn
some manner which viii meet the need,
"i the people, utherNisr vr viii up, bee
uhlo :" realize the permanent results
OF prosperity which Vu.II h, possible
under an equitable system 90 selling of
our products. TO sun uI. I took Tor an
influx 81 capital. ut tho .nmo iim,
realizing the dungcrs of not being able
20 take care of what uc can produce
and i%nslstrptiy point ont this danger To-
ihe public men of our .fyt..''
ED NJ oTERo. LOS LuNAs Ru-i
NrNs conditions iu SUcurto .Ii NHlruril
look most PROMISING. sheen
amt cattle went into tho winter iu very
good condition md tho weather ha, boon
most itN"r"hla ~ uIl -'uck. Then, b., Do
hig crop of winter wheat planted bon the
valley aud the soil Is Boo good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

investors. Nothing can secure for Us
such confidence So surely az an cquil
able. consistent and uniform taN system,
efficiently administered by trained mud
honest officials under Il state govern
mcnt conducted 10y ncn in hnm every.
one eau have thorough confidence
men who will have nothing ~ explain
away ho will have no Apologize. Ia
make. Without such 81 government.
good men and good money viii refrain
from entering the state u;bvt good
men with good money who are alrcuiy
in the siufg will isuNp AZ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
FELIX MARTINEZ. Ell pAso

80 Prosperity boo - fullest mou.uro I'M,
always been uud ilVut. viii be- iu the
hihd~ "' fh" people themselves. VA.
ton. and rommuuiti., uul, prosper no
proportion :" thcir cooperation with
rarh "ihrt ull receiving benefits lu
proportion o. their individual nLiht,
uud activity OCCASIONAL, rnt9-
trophies and 'nlamitir, take place thu,
prevent material prosperity dcspit, th,
greatest efforts ou the putt OF the p.o.
pie: but against this ri-k. the law of
~rIi and muiunl preservation should b,
rr'"rt'd to through proper economic,
AMI truenli'N our state. gifted with $50
much und,volopcd natural wealth. de-
pend, especially on the ouucrntiou
"n'rGN and ihriii of her prorlc. aud if
The %in'N"tnhlr law of cooperation h. ned
hcfol 90. New NrNicY cam record a.
1911" the r.cut",t year Of rf,.rorit, i'm
herd history. '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

which % Scems quite certain vii be
".r, during the coming year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

,iIlI lnr-,r bu.iuc.. n b coming wear.
Things have ncscr looked .o bright and
p|rr-prtu4> for New N,Ni,u gel. - tlc
present time and for the futur,. Pros.
perity stare "a IN the face from all
sides. -
u J HAGERMAN ROSWELL
"Tho state generally q, iu q fuir condi-
iinu uulS. Owing to the good rr,rcs of
cattle. fr"r ard wool o., livestock iu
ou.try has brought % good dcni uf new
money iutu New M,Nira. Farm hand
-nl,. ur, however. practically az 90
s%tUrds'ill and are not likely 10 revive
foo o. considerable time What Now
Mexico lu.t nuw ur,o.. moro than any
thing els, D.. the con. iiruDr of uu'..l,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
DIR GEORGE z. LADD. STATE

>Dhbb'b l4'thZ fNt ear 1910
Ne" Mexico has enjoyed q prosperity
hrticf than the average uf other states.
The prosperity of our stat. however. is
not one fourth what u shui.ld he. The
natural assets of New M,Nico ar.. nuri.
culture. climate and mining products.
They can all ice exploited 10 much
greater advantage than az present. our
chiei asset Is agriculture, aud Ms Mods
hI' standardization; a~dnptabilit, &C
crops to soil, climate and market: in.
''illgeut war against pests aud diseases:
ana q good marketing system. \ state.
WIDE cooperation with the work tim,
the Agricultural coll"g. has undertaken
"llI double the amour OF stock IN the
state aud q%uadruplc the value of farm
products generally. Race. religious and
political prciudiccs must be- submerged
IN q general movement tor a united
New Mexico. and an exploitation of th,
resources above mentioned. and on good
roads aud more aud better general cdu
q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
$ U RosENwALp, ALBUouER

49,, '"''S NV ''''"'' very Gay
'"'''''S 'n N'N N'Al'' WIN Whi'h
w ''' y" "'I' gu I''' l'mlIlnf' when
,.,N u'p', '" wa, ''N'' uuflhs
P'''' ~ ''I'''htN without re-
gu" A." ".,' CONDITIONS may uris' out
N'" h'N',"' Ih'r' are me iaN"t
a'" ''nE' ana market conditions ~
,''.'iS 'h' '.''l, ana ~h''l growing IN
uns'i''S' .u' 'h' ARG 'Ni'nsi"n Of
m'n'N- "r'NHN' lNrn very uhfaN"t
~ "'''n'. '"n'','"i' '"iIhs inc rest
~ ,ns winter ana Tue coming spring
,''', na'ull u'''t PROSPERITY from tue
N's'oN '"'t's,S' '"r wool prices arr"
.V'''u ~ y" plfh't ana price, FOR eat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
A. C ENGLAND ALBUQUERQUE

The stat" rt the livestock and lumber
indus'r'Cs u the west affords % sufr
haromc',f ut tho condition of business,
rarely ARE utIcr Industries So sensitive
10 mnrgci changes. Business II good
and rs getting better this can be-
shown President lludlcy ut Yale once
snld. ~ is not that figures lic hu, that
hHt' itgufc. Here, then. are IA.
figures 'hnt de- not lie The revenues
~ the sale 81 timber and grazing priv.
l'g". from the National forests are
showing g steady aud marked increase,
The revenues 'pr July, 1913. show an iu.
'fcnSe of s55.uno over the sam. month
iu l"li H. August the increase had
r's"n ~ 49, % ian September to slls.
QUO. ~ October ~ .lGu.uUu and in No.
NcEhrr 90 s-lUuuu. The total revenues
To November go, the date of our last
tiScal report Amounted 10 .sOG.unU as
compared with .jpd.O 900 for the same
period ~ lhli. Here. then. - the
proof II - significant to note that
during the period Of depression ~ the
last ~ years ru inquiries have h.cu.
received for M, Investment of lnrp.
sums of money for the logging aud
manufacture cot Timber tracts iu the
southwest. These utr NOW coming IN.
showing that market conditions are
greatly improving and that money j.
NNWfIuhI. .I fIY .4.f 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Oontinnesi on rage Two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
CAPT. T ]. MoLINAET PoR

therefore, We are almost ass red Of a
good CROP
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
LOUIS ILFELD. ALBUQUERQUE:

[IciVWIth are Tie sIaIrmcnts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Deroensfrtoen.
Spifernc %begpnoer ct puloiomt gin.
areb mub @erbnn.
Z &urps paa 100000 Wano faites
mob De frantic 2injer.
Spiferne oriber 1ienben tilbase 2
uper en- 6 Mils 6rpnt.
Mnsierne furtirttcr Turfslselien al
Sprferne / Nrmcnicn.
Hgffer frem uper en- 200 Wil breo
Hrpnt fra SurtcbaDet til Ban.
Wpt fra auc Hrpnter.

9otbun 23be Scbr. - Splterne
bar MI begpnbt ct al BE poloIonlite
Ingreb, iotn ielp beilne 9rig bar
buut at opuiie. Set er rettet moo
ben itore iranife S9itning Seroun.
Otter en- eoelpggen0e Irttuert.Slo,
%bporunoer Der britgtes ole De Wtio-
Ter, ipm itunr til ben tpife arigsui.
oenifabS N~uooigbeo, bIep Battalion
eiter Battalion faitet moo Sc frantic
StillinNer pper en- 10 Wtil breo
6ront fprun |erolrn. Sette er ben
treble Dag Ben itore tpife Sffeniip
bar raiet paa Teitironten.
Sper Ter Wtil nteb %franife Sfpt-
tergrape blep erobret, o. De rpffeoe
fren1 onttrellt to Wtil, bpiltet bragte
&ronpriniens gIrnte inben s Wtil
ira ielpe Spitntngen.
Ie franlte aunoner nteieoe In
ifer,te reo Iom 6luer, men itpre He-
leruer blep burtig orepet frem for
at fploe Slllerlte, % tiltrobs ior lit
ioriGroeliee 6plfetab Ipffeoes set
Spifcrlle, iom iagt, at oriue Srunif-
mTnoene tilbnge.
Earis 230e Scbr. - Sluget peb
Teroun fortlGtter nleb iti9enbe @olo.
Iombeb. Get itrGffer iig M pper en-
6rort pau 40 Gilonleter (ca. %
WtiD, % life nlinore emo ipp tpife
Nrilteforps - ca. 100000 Mano
= falteoes moo DC frantic Sinier.
2ette meooeles oiiicielt al arigsmi.
niIteriet iuften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Spenif.eneelif Sorlis.

StocfboImt Sberiae, Sen 226c
6ebr. Ter berettes / pelumoerret
tebe arcoie, at ap~ntroperien mellenl
Gnqlonb % Sperige ongooenOe oell
otlmtiife Faffepoittroiif inort piI
Eli orbnet poa en- FOR begge BARTER
tilfrehsitiQenoe Maooe. Oct iorlu-
eet og'oa, al Den britiif.rilSiiife Fnf.
fcpoit, iont Sperige bar t~iIbogcbolot
or bobet op / @eteborq. pil bIt iri.
giuet, iaoinort Sen ipenife Anerifa.
Ilnies 0untper "Stocfboln", ion1
III ,9eiinOer ia paa Hciien til Nem
Dorf, bor pasieret Sc brittle Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

oun'or amiteroam, er iat unoer
@ono Al Sen foriGroeIiae Storm.
iom roicr oon Noroiieen. Stormer
orioer fiGrnpemrSiige @onobeIger
hnoper Zen. 9e al Gems @cboerc.
iVm life lit reobet iia bort itibe, bar
iegt EiIilugt / Hprtnornet, o. ser
mares itor sGngiteIie Tor oereS Sit
frbeo.
Npe @rub / 3iiioer'e- 2iQerne ino.
trriicr laaaobtiom bper 5inic. No.
Get Cab al MennelfcIio hnr, %iaouiot
uioc3. en0un life 'nnoct Stco, ifient
mull9e 9ouosbner er oucriupnmncoc
Sopflommen melbcS ibog at nGrllc
'il Nm'tcrhnnts ~rorolile iSoritUocr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Spenffe 9oroere aopares

Waibirgton Sen tSoe ,yebr.: Sue.
rige bar, Tom Sbor pou ben tpife o.
eiterrigife allnbgisreIie ONT, at ar,
mereoe Sunbelsifibe eitcr sen lite
Nort8 piI bli argrebet OF ifuOt
iirrf u6et &arieI, ubiteht en- 9lb.
oorieI iii iperife gor9ere ON life al
reiie n1eo i%oa6anne Sfibe.
Get iprnife Observation-Disclosures
bar gipct line oipIomutiite %
foniuInriife HeprPientontcr runot
ON / 8eroen Snitrur til at aopnrc
ale ipenife @orgere inoenior ocre3
reipeftipe &irfeielt moo at reiie meo
d:ntereoe Sfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

RueHIuueHOe Apguue uuer StS
eurab-E uiten"s Tbunnentantal er
fsrit % fremit til @eilconina for
Muerterenbe, men tsr paiaa uGre al
Snteresfe for bure mango 2riere.
Nnnuncepriien er baieret paa,
bpur mange titien betalenbe Mbon-
menter ct @Iao har. III ben 8rnnb
offentliasjorbe mapge @labnogiuere
/ fin Sib mispiienoe Cpeaoer. We.
get at bette er blet lat en- Stppper
for | be ienere Iar, foroi be Nuerte-
renbc forlanger mere nofgrlig Ve.
feb nteb SenIbn til ct @laos ltobrc-
belle % iorbi Euitprienet MT f%urbpocr
ltogiprre at ienbe tine @laoe pnn
mbcitemt 5ib til en- Mbpnncnt noen
Cpgisr / bet minbite en- Sang | 81
bet at to Mar.
"9eeorab- Euiten" bar altio ifaf-
fet ebfriteoc Spaaper pper |laScts
Mbunnentantal, % bet glGOer os at
iigc, at bette har bpcrt Nar funnel
pppiie en- goo @ert.
Zen 2Sbe Sccember 1915 hupSe
"Euiten" 1889 Mbunnentcr, % life
Ell eneitc al Dem ifplote Us iau meget
iom ct belt Mars aontingent. Nbon-
nentnntallet ibag, BEN 25oe Tebrnar
1916, or 42,401, iunt CT cit %crt AT
uuer 5000 Mbunncnter paa fem Mar.
("|spiten" bnpoe Den 3bie Dec. 1910
36,251 Mbonnentcr.) elsie Sal ino-
befatter life Yrppceremplarcr eller
Slaoe ienot til DC Mpertercnoc.
Mne Vlabe, INN icnbes til Wurae,
Sanmarf, Canada % til Nbpnnen-
ter, buis glab er ~noresieret til ct ei.
Ter anbet 6irma eller til Ell anben
Eerium, itanies Den 0na, Mbunne-
mentct nSlsber. 50 @anse nm Ma-
ret itrDser hi nf pore Glitter buer
cheite Mbunnent, inn ct tilaaters meo
Iaa imeaet iom ct Nars @untinaent.
vi ajpr inaen ltnStaseIre; ben enc
er iaa goo ium ben anben paa bore
Glitter, iaalrnse Ian betaler for %la-
bet. 81 alliaeuel bar 0ecurab-
Y@uIten" CIT ltobreoelie, iom CT
aSifiqig itorre enb ben, npaet anSet
nprif @lnS bar / Mmerifn.
Sum alt anbet bar bette nntnrligs
mis- fine 6rnnOe. Set er life paa
Slmmp, at Emblifmm uGlser fine
Ylaoc. &unfnrrancen or itur enbpa
/ ben begrrnieoe norif-amerifanife
N%pisperoen. Vlaoene bar maattet
itrrffe Jig til bet poerite for at isls.
nneb 3ioen % tilireositile be ifiiten-
be arap. 3ins, Der bare for faa
Mar fioen pan bette Cmraaoc at.
iaaes fur noelnffeSc / Mctning al
Soretasiumbeb, bsrer mi til bet al
miabelise @ebop.
"Secorab'Eotten"s Hegipcre har
altib beitrGbt iis pna at sisre glabet
til bet beoite Npbebs. o. Samilic.
blao ! bet norffe Mmerifa. tSpao
obenfor er n9pnt tBr | npaen Grab
tjene til at piie, at bisie oeres gc.
itrrbelier life har prret forairues.
Den Cmitenoisbso, at "lecurab-
Ypiten" er bet eneite norife @lab fer
/ 9anoet, iom bar en- ipeeicl aurre.
iponbent ! ariscns 2anoe, er muaet,
iom Vnblifnm bar pioit at iGtte Yris
paa. @i pil | oennc 5urbinoelie %.
iaa isjen peae paa Miniiter Breu.
tabs operOrSentlis interssiante %
uplpienSe Nrtifelrrtfc um Sub
Mmerifa.
ylaoet pil bereiter iom bibtil lara.
ee |ino paa at iifre ia ipeeiele vi.
bras al benne Nrt, liseiom oct bet
belle ifal pGre uort Naal at tilireos-
title ethpert rimelis Srau til ct fsr-
ite alasies Nnbeos. % Jamilieblab.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL! CO.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
OistiSe Opfinoelier.

@n Cpiinoer / Bridgeport. Con.
necticilt, Simon Snfe. bar retop
iuaet Fotent pno en- l~lnoeruonos-
ponosbnao, iom fon anoeuoes til
transport al aornparer, Sepnets
nioIer og onore Sorns6enbeoer.
Gen SmitPnoisbeo, at DIR. Safes
@iuoraaenoe itrur % uoen 6oran.
bring blep inopilget al Qatentfonto.
tet. noget Tom bpnoer meget ileloen.
ppffer Sormoonin9 ON. al Regie.
r,ngen fanife agter at nnitaiie eu0el
icuoanne gaaoe Tor Slunoen.
Supeobeniigten meo oenne me
Sla5s unoerpanosbooo er al isre
Seunetsmioler I'll en- 6aone6u. iom
CT bloferet al 6ienoen.
en- anben % meget pigtig %.
iinoelie er giort al en ing Wnno,
iyreoericf aoliter. Der er aniat / Dc
5~orenebe Staters "gureau OF
Stunoaros". Sprnoelien. iom ban
har gipet oct betegneu0e gtapn "Mu.
oio. Ietettip", beitanr al et Snitru.
ment, Der life nleile %opianger truao
leie Selegrammer, men lneo iWr
GeiagtiJbeo beitemner Steoet, hoor.
ira Be er afienot, Se prattiite 6or.
ieq, iom er anitile6e. far idiot
merit tilireosirlenoe no. &nitut-
mentet har opianaet Ra6iotele.
mlummer iru ale aanter al De Sor.
eneoe Stater o. fortaIt @ireuuet.
no boiIfet steb bpert al Dem bar
nneuM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

eornGties saa etSs 8
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Rcmt Spion faffet.

Nem Dorf Den t9oe Scbr. Gen
tnife Spion SgnotiuS Z. 2incoIn.
lem Tor Here llQer iioen rcnlte ira
llniteo Stotes Geputp Mnribul /
@ropflpn, blep iboq al 9lqcnter Tor
Sitititsbeportemertiet / &nibington
ioffet paa Siernet al @rooomou o.
39tb Street.
Nrreitanten blep beIo0t meo
&oanoicrn og isrt til 0iuiiion$.
il pe%rintcnnert OiflepS aontor 90
eiter ct fort 6orber beororet inoiot
/ Mrreiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Ovt 1orolfioIr.

Atlanto, Georgia, Den 2toc Sebr
Gn SSorbrnltelie merfeNeS iodg / ga
rollno'tatcrne, Georgia. oQ 5enue2
ice tiolig inorge@. Ninouer ifronQ
leoe % @orbe % Stole rn'teoeS inn.
llg / Here @pcr, men iaopiot pioe<
cnrettebes iitgen Sfooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

eorratiss paa SIDE {.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25

@riiSieI, 9eIgien, ben 21be Sebr.:
Sloben M,ou5 Granite Mcitie) bar
crerflpmmet line 9reboer / ggnene
onrfring 2iittid 2iege) % iat ma,,-
&c 9nnosbper innpeI iom en- Del al
2iittid) ln1oer 0uno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-25
Gnsicrne / Nrmenien.

Set er nplren bnableit at flttln(
'elge meo arigens Sang / Soraiier
l,oen at Dupe nor Suanoell ct gobt
% grelt &art oper 0Isie Strsg =
Sillea'ien, Arneilien, 9allfoills, Ser.
lien, Wtelopotamien og Arubien. Wer
ct goot aurt oper bisie Strsg e,
ncppe / bier Wunhs Gle; for bisic
genie bibellfe Sunoe, iom engana
SiOen bar belle 9eroen", bar ntol,
life bort itort ON pou ct Gar Suien
Nur, Tor De MI pllloielig beo Ser.
oCnsfrlgen after fommer ino
Neroensbiltorien.
Son0on 21oe Scbr. - Nltsierne
bar meo ltor araft u%onptiet lin Seir
teo Gr5erlin % forielger mi De
rigenOe t~prfiIfe Irmeer / ollie Net-
Ringer. Zen sSart hpprmeo R1tsier-
nt bar iprebt fig no oper npiten
belle Nrn1enien bar forbauiet aae nil
Iitpre 6agioIf / gnsIanb. Oct er
81 oeltalenOe %ionesbpro boaoe ON,
bror g~rllnoigt Storfprit Nifolai bar
fcrbereot bette 6eIttoe og IN bpor
uploie en- arigsnnifine Misierne
bar iut igang poa oerne 4ont al
Veroen.
&llslerne bar beiat belle IiItriftet
omfring Ban Sipen, ioet 5prferlie
itnbia trGffer iig tilbage ipooper %
ital elloog bare rsmmet Vitlis.
SansSieen logger i armenier
100 0il / Spoeit for grserum oe
omltrent 90 Nil / @eit FOR ben per-
life @rpnie. gpen 9itlis, iom bar
onfrius $4,000 Srlobpesere, lieger
10 Nil Suoueit FOR gon.Sisen oeb
SopeoirroieIspeien melem Sisen
% Oiarbefr. aur 80 0Hl / Spo
Tor 0eftlle IN l91en 9nar Sa9oaos
bcner, o. fnn &usierne iGtte iig /
Sciioorlie al benne. ian bor De Der.
HEB aiifoaret 6crbineclieslinien iii
fen Itore tprfiife Arme ~neoenfor
Sagbao / Meiopotamien.
0eite bar altiaa ben ipOlige 6lei
al oeli r~rlsiiife &Gr / Armenien.
Zen noroliae Slsi itrGffer liz belt
op hi Sp~rtebapet, bporpeo Nuren
e, iprebt aper en- 6ront paa oper
200 Mil.
6ortroppen til Dem noroIise Slsi
c. aaerebe naaet irem iii nosIe iaa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14
COOK HOSPITAL
PATIENTS {. RECOVER /. R
Among Them Several Who
Underwent Major Sur
gicals Operations
i5g5s5!J3

Mrs. IL. IN Peters, wife of DR.. Peters,
sFho|ilad BEEN d surgical patient at the
bosbftaf for several weeks. has re-
cogefed and sTeturned to her nome on
LOCUST avenue.
Ills. waiter o Day. Of Warrington
who had been patient at Cook hos,
pitaI; Isft the hospital last week and
Is now at eihomet OF her mother, Mrs
Virginia MUM, on Fourth street.
Mss Hannah Osborne, of Barrack'
vfiis, vas operated on at Cook hos
pitat recently for appendicitis. is re-
eosefifg nicely, from the effects.
Miss Gazel1eE Smith, who is patient
~ tie hospital ts doing very wen al
MasfeF Milford Miller, the three
yearpid som Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Miiiar. OF Jackson street, who was
badly burned several weeks ago when
h IL, felis into q tub Of boiling water, Is
sui d patient lat the hospital and
Improving slowly.
Mfs. Hugh Hamilton, OF ITO JACK
Ron avenue, who underwent serious
opefation last week at Cook hospt
"a forappendicttts and complications
IL nialdngsan uneventful recovery.
MrtWiIiiam Hurst who was operat
ed last week; Us about able to return
is work.
M Sullivan; of Sixth street, who
underwent an unusual operation a
cook hospital, has returned to work
iii tie donongahG Glass works.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14
Davis Il Funeral
This Afternoon

K1NGWOOD, w. Va, March IA
ME funeral party accompanying the
remains of exsG Governor William NJ.
q. DAWSON arrived at Kingwood by
special train from Charleston at 5.45
notwithstanding Accompanying the
remains beside Mrs. Dawson, were
Daniel Dawson. Ia son. OF Huntington,
Mrs Nancy Gutherie, Of Charleston, a
aister az the former governor; Mrs.
Ghaflas w. behring's, Of Huntington:
d. w. Townsend, Of Huntington, and
4. w Brown, Of Spencer.
In,the&partyrepr esenting the states.
men were Judge E. S. Morgan, Of
the Public Service commission, OF
which the former governor was also
q members: State Banking Commits
sionerJs. IL. Smith. Railway Inspector
D. b! WINTERS and Adjutant General
John q Bond:
Tie remains were taken to the
Prasbyterian church where they will
fs in1 statsS until three o'clock today,
when funeral Services will be conduct
ed by$Drs THOMAS 3. Hodges, Of Nor
rantnwn. who fills the pulpit during
the illness OF the pastor. Rev. Patter'
snn. Mrs, Nellie Jones, OF Terra Alta,
exsGovernorSDawson's only living sis
fer other than Mrs Gutherie. will not
be ale attend the funeral because
81 hef advanced age. Probably hall
the popnlat lon OF Kingwood turned out
% meet the funeral party on its ar
u 4 d. .