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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-03-31
OUT OF THE RACE

When one wakes with stiff back,
pains in muscles, aches in joints, or
rheumatic twinges, he cannot do his
best. If you feel out of the race, tired,
languid, or have symptoms of kidney
trouble, act promptly. Foley Kidney
Pills help the kidneys get rid of pois
onous waste matter that causes
trouble. -SMISER DRUG CO.-Advt
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ANNUAL ELECTION
KINGS DAUGHTERS
WILL BE HELD AT THE MEET.
ING ON THURSDAY, APRIL
THE 9Th.

At the annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters to be held on Thursday,
April 6, the officers for the coming
year will be elected. This is always
the important meeting of the year, for
in addition to the work of organiza.
ton plans for the activities OF the
order are arranged.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS - Send
for circular.-R. A. and F. B.
WILKES. Culleoka. 12eod&w6ws
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A SPECIE OF MEXICAN MAN
 AT THE DREAM TONIGHT.

This big production is mounted in three feature acts, a very unusual picture filmed since the disruption in Mexico. It will give the specta- tor some idea of Mexican intrigue, tact and diplomacy, showing how an Emissary of President Diaz crossed the Border to purchase intuition of war. A thrilling love story, connects the unravelled ends and blossoms in a manner that is truly romantic, showing several terrific fights and the Mexican spy system. A roaring Vitagraph Comedy entitled Two & Two" completes the extravagant show.
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SLAvS BEGIN TO USE TANKS
LAWSON TELLS GIANT
 COUP ON STREET

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2S.- There is no mistak1ng the fact that the sensation of the day is a wire from Tom Lawson to Congressman Wood alleging that the tip from of- ficial Washington relative to the Wilson peace note to the belliger- ents netted the fortunate ones on the inside at least sixty millions fol- lowing their selling raid.
 Lawson says that it was the great est financial coup in the history of the street.
 He says that next weeks tip is
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RUSSIANS REPORT A
 VICTORY, DoBRuDScHA

PETROGRAD, Dec 28.-The Rus sians and the Allies are stubbornly resisting the Teuton efforts to dis lodge them from Dobrudscha. After a series of retirements before the Teuton and Bulgar forces, the Rus sians heavily countered Wednesday afternoon and today, repulsing the Teutons south of the Danube with great loss west of Slavnoe.
 Today for the first time the Rus sians made use of the British tank cars which beat back the Teutons, inflicting tremendous losses. In to-
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COPENHAGEN, Dec. 28.-The Berlin papers, usually extremely bitter and hostile towards Great Britain, are abandoning these at tacks and subtly limiting as the most progressive of the nations involved in the war England cannot evade responsibility for it's continuance when an opportunity is afforded all the nations of emerging with honors equal from the dreadful conflict On the other hand they point to the tremendous victories of Germany showing that the nation is not only unconquerable but actually is all conquering.
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REAL TEST CONTROL
 COMES NEXT WEEK

arbitration and it is startling an- nouncement now made that the re- presentatives of the railroads and the representatives of the brother hoods are now meeting in confer ence for the purpose of the creation of a Federal Commission to settle railroad disputes and dispose of mooted questions.
 The president of the Railroad Trainmen, Lee, in an interview de- clared that he favored a commission composed of eight members equally
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WASHING"UN, L. C., Dec. 2s.- Advance information received says that Carranza has refused to accept the protocol formulated by the peace commission.
 This of course means serious administration crisis and the next step will follow a conference with Lane who is here now with his col leagues of the commission.
 A source close to the commission says that Villa will soon be recog- nized as a revolutionist and not as
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WILL NOT PERMIT

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Entente replies have finally been prepared for signature and for transmission to the Germans through the United States The reply is purely formal and indicates the impossibility or considering any such proposals unless accompanied by specific terms for acceptance or rejection. The Entente will intimate that so far nothing has occurred which could make a peace conference be surely productive of a settlement now, more than at any other time and fails to see any reason for wasting time.
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FL PASO, Dec. 28.-War with Mexico is expected to be only mat ter of days or even hours and the situation on the border is electrical.
 American sentries posted south of the Rio Grande are hastily con- structing entrenchments so as to be prepared for all eventualities. This action is being taken following an interchange of rife fire between the two countries.
 It is reported here that the Mex jeans are preparing to cross the river to invade American territory.
 Only the machines of the 3rd
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re-appointment of General Joffre to even thought they are apparently pleased by the re-appointment. It is believed that the removal of the general on the former occasion in- dicates that there was considerable politics in the matter which would have been far better absent.
 Joffre's inf1exible determination is the great asset of the French just now and the attempt to retire it from use, says the Chronicle, was in the first place collosal blunder. Other papers make similar com ment.
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NEW TRIAL DENIED |N
 CASE OF DAVID CHAPLAIN

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2S.-The court was crowded today when Dave Caplan, convicted in connection with the Los Angeles Times explosion as having aided in the conspiracy, came up for hearing before Judge Wood in the matter of new trial.
 Judge Wood abruptly refused the motion for a new trial and sentenced Caplan to the maximdm sentence Of ten years in the penitentiary.
 Caplan received his sentence un-
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moved apparently. There was no demonstration of any kind. This concludes the Los Angeles Times ex- plosion cases, the cases against Schmidt and Caplan being remark able for conviction upon the slender est of circumstantial evidence sup ported by the professional testimony of M'Manigal. Both men maintained their complete innocence through out. |
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MEXICAN PR0bL IS
 GROWING VERY CRAVE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2S.-- After short consultation with Senor Arrendondo the De Facto Mexican ambassador, Senor Carbrea delivered to the state departments the Carranza reply.
 Every effort made by the press to secure some information as to the answer of the First Chief of Mexico declining as yet to give out any in- formation whatever until the matt ter had been considered at length.
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nikskarata on the Riminik river which is large tributary of the Seret, and behind which the enemy has it's main defense lines erected. The Russian desperate counters in that section have been fruitless and the enemy is still withdrawing.
 The Russians are fighting more stubbornly south of the Danube in Dobrudscha wLere they have been reinforced and where they are now using the British tank cars in many numbers.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2S.- The real test of congressional con- trol will be seen next week when the administrations railroad program will be presented. Labor will testify next week on the proposition and Wilson's control of Congress will then be seen. Labor has also to testify before the Interstate Con- merce Commission which meets on Tuesday.
 It is an open secret that big fight has started against compulsory
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EXPERTS SAY ODESSA
 GERMAN REAL OBJECTIVE

brudscha are still intact Rumanian soil.
 Furious fighting is anticipated.
 It is further pointed out that the Russian internment back of the Danube is an essential to the Ger man campaign aganist the Entente in Macedonia, and that for that reason a terrific struggle can be fOreseen.
 BERLIN, Dec. 28.-Bad weather still continues in the east where a heavy snow storm stopped the new Teuton offensive in Volhynia.
 PARIS, Dec. 2S.-The fighting in Macedonia has now owing to wealth CT conditions degenerated into a mere skirmish between the outposts-
 LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The papers are somewhat confused over the
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 2S.- The scandal connected with the Wall street stock manipulation and the selling raid which was connected with it, following an alleged advance information received by the brokers, is not going to die down if some of the Congressman have their way. It was made evident today that poli-
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HINTS ON COMFORT.

To look we'll you must feel well. Clothes help you to look well, if they are made to order and fit well, repaired we'll, cleaned we'll and we'll pressed. Therefore you will feel well. a @
 M. PASCOFF. Ladies and Cents Tailor does it all
 we'll.
 All work guaranteed Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-All re- ports agree that the situation in re- gard to Mexico is most grave and that war with the Carran "a gov.:r- ment can easily become an acSom3- lished fact. It is believed that a brush on the bor,l,r is Ill that is needed to start the ball rolling
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2S.- An official refuses to disclose the Carranza suggestion embodied in his report. He says however that the report is very carefully worded so as to prevent cessation of negotia- tions and thus an undesirable dead lock.
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WASHINGTON D. .t;.. Dec. 'S - It is reported here that Germany has named to Wilson congenially ten tatiye terms, whatever that may be. It is positively stated that Germany has no intention now of letting the Entente slip out of conference without their showing their hands to all the world.
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divided between the brotherhoods and the railroad companies as an official court to adopt rules and ad- judicate upon all questions coming between the employees and the rail- roads and the decision of the court asking that the Adamson bill be de- clared invalid will be requested, with everyone happy. The rest of the railroad employees are likely to interpose strong objections.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2S.- The State Department is confident that the replies to the German pro- posals and the Wilson note will be received before the end of the week. The Powers, it is understood here, jointly considered the reply to both at the same time.
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REPLY FROM
 ENTENTE THIS WEEK

It is stated that each of the bellf- gerents have agreed upon presenting a reply to be couched in practically the same terms and to contain ex- actly similar views.
 There is considerable anxiety here in what the outcome of these inter- changes of opinion will be.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 28.- Bernstorff today gave most opti- mistic interview to the Associated Press wherein he foresaw a confer ence between delegates of the belli- gerents and that the, door would not be closed on the peace proposals of Germany
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 28.- Senor Arrendondo denied point blank this evening that there was a word of truth in the special dispatch published in New York evening paper that he had been recalled Io Mexico. This dispatch in the estima-
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a bandit with belligerent rights.
 Cabrera arrived today with Car ranza's reply. AS yesterday he is non-committal.
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AMERICANS NOW ON
 SOUTH RIO GRANDE

tion of the Ambassador is published for the sake of infiaming the ditli- cult situation that has arisen be- tween the two countries.
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Kentucky regiment stopped the Mexicans who were advancing and firing upon the guardsmen.
 Similarly, reports of restiveness on both sides are being brought in indicating quite an alarming state of affairs.
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AID A GOOD CAUSE.

At the same time come and finish the year right by doing with your money at the same time having the best time of the season.
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likely to find street prepared and the cleanup will probably not be so large.
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BERLIN, Dec. 28.-Wednesday mornign says Staats Zeitung report brought a complete victory to the Teuton's in Rumania. Falkenhayn's ninth army captured three thousand. The great Teutonic sweep is now pushing the Russians beyond Rim
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Now is the time to Subscribe.
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days fighting in all Dobrudscha the Teutons made one capture that of Rakel village, while they were driven back wect of Slavnoe and compelled to evacuate four smaller towns.
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an investigation nave been prepared.
 Lawson's telegram to Wood is made public property and the mem- bers are now bestirring themselves to secure an Official probe by tho departments said to be involved. Press reports say that such a probe is being even now conducted.
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See Darling and Dean for latest Stove for trail or camp. New. Investigate.
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Anything in the line of job work
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LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The papers are somewhat confused over the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
Vote the Straight
Democratic Ticket

Elect Westerield mayor and four democratic
aldermen. The democrats stand for municipal
ownership of the water plant; for Sunday clos.
ing for a modern. progressive, decent city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
FiUe DeserierS
From Villa Get
To Expedition
Officers Believe Story They
Were Impressed Into Service
Of Bandit Chief Will Treat
Them Kindly.
Try Evening Herald l.,.,i wrel

ON Line Of Communication Amor
lean E~ypodiuonurt Force, Nox,,u.
March io-tsia a'fopIiu. Co.. ,Ituu-
Dus. y NJ. March 80, r.E, d,-.tt,r4
from Villa band have, ..nr.r,d bon
the last frw days .' tive N,,l..u town
near which this d.snntch li. srt..r
Al oi them vote impressed boz. VIVA.
'nd th'y claimed 'n,s v,u, with him,
INV lilugly
Army officers are vr UIu. th,,
dcs'rtcrs, Iuy'-t,eI tiur tno.r records
holIct uL that u' least .uui, Of thUm
told the truth whom the. ...d ,ho.
wet" trrrur,zcd into I.lun. Villa.
Tho intention foo Treat with what.
ever consideration .- ,uuH.t,rt win
military 'Niecu,.,. such d,. ,r,,i. as
can show satisfactorily that tloy
were taken %, VITA utpin.i their vlI.
The celebrity with which tn, u.o uotr
h"i' escaped tr"u Villa Ht,,. .tr,ut
s'mbltu,. OF trufhful rul,t Cd, their
stories.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
WAlTHAll ABLE
TO ASSUME ANY
SIZE He NEEDS
Star of Birth of a Nation
Possesses Marvellous Charac.
teristics in Adapting Him
self to Part Played.

Tn most retroactive ana oNuau-
siNo man Iu the business.
That is the term that experienced
niu mon apply tu U.nt. Ntlthnli.
"u" ni tho star. of The Bltth ~ CO.
Nation Vhich is coming Poo thu
| Cry stal thoatcr
Mt Nulthuu appon.s Iu the great
sp"cta,l ' of civil var time. 1s BE
,'iW'ruu. th, "lattlc COLONEL of IN.
rogim'nt furnished 10, Inc old south
orr own OF Piedmont. South caro-.
lima Naturally. since ho i- m, "fIt-
tu' colonel Nj. WuIthall must app
pear small Ana ne duos SOL. I'm the
picture his inquire I- thin and under
sized and 10 times appear. almost
pmItIatcd HIS Wciphi. one would
judge. from seeing him In The Birth
Of I'D Nitiou should be- about go
puul o.. Ana against this
In Judlth of Hethulia, an earlier
production of Grinlth Their, Be- 90
great 0urly king. who overs apuv"
his subjects iu strength. height and
weight. Ills rms are bulky. His
face is heavy ana he gives over, iudi
cation ut ncuri1g AZ least 200 pounds
of bon" ana muscle Ana he strange
pant of h an b. that
The hurlv king and The 'lIttlc COLI
oucl' ar" both Henry Walthall'
ITS uII a mtttsI of makeup VI
Wathall explains. After one ma
thoroughly mastered the irt of make.
up. he can chan &C. h!u-olf uto al.
mas' any Kind of "a character I got
Those uurly arms that I wore ns 'h,
tiIu .IWuI. hy LINN. m, arms Boo
such BE- 500. that the llHh' caught the
h.rh lights ana reelected theta uN-
.nt fho appearance, ui great .ir,.sth
!. mplo ISN'T itr'
lla vor. m rho HIr.h OF , Nu
ton l- sa.d Geo uc Henry NlIthrI
greatest piece Of tutIur. Incidental
~ p th, production uf the massive,
p%hotoplay. there was mu,h ul the
WORK that Was strenuous There b.
hardly Il scene iI all the tWoI.. y,'..
Boo which he does not appcur. Th,
Birth Of q NatiOu wul lc shown for
eight days at thc crystal. beginning
Suuda, matinee. Npril 90
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.,r,i,,. ca..sl mail. ana o-.,,siau,u.
t few ,m,rr,u,. suupIi,. 1p. e..
thom took 10 small hand mirror moo.
thar 100 miles for iup,rt,pt voft
II was .Aruod along witb tusb,i
basket fuII uf rmoreour, .urpIi.. All
this preparation Boz, th, nero .,iI,drnr
De- Iur mut, vital WORK which ma, .,U
th, mon ult 90 risk tn,u. lives .f pu.
Time, IN. 4,r, .au,Jr,, .Ir..t, a..
dome s"wo "t the most important
w"tN accomplished h' tho uoi1 DIV
-i"ns Nl coo tn, men feel that ih,
mae hn'" 900 "pp"rtuuit, go partici-
pate Ir actual .ha-o 'i VIM.
ncsplt. tu,.r numor1u. iI. oriur,-
ia date. th, aIru.u u.s, mot .,,u ..rt
liort r.tl,..t Wnor, Is uo good t,
Doe HDouupiI. shed bt the loss of Am awe
tt'i- Uf. -u Iuu. n. that sacrifice
gains uu real benefit for in. ,Np,d.-
tiun
'NJt. ih. N..ua men say. and ,l-
ways with emphasis "If an, li.
chance comes ~, win gu up somehow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
Grandma kept her locks dark,
glossy, and youthful with a
simple mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

The old-iimo mixture of SaPo Ten
aud sulphur tor dutk"uiuE gray
sttcakcd aud faded hair i4 grand
mothers recipe, and folks are IugIu
uelug % to keep their hair q good, 'N.I
color. which is quite sensible, a- $50
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance BIS of the greatest add
vantage.
~Nuwadlys, though, We don base"
IN, iruu1l,-uW. task 81 gathering Che
sage and the muSsy mixing pt HON,
All drug stores sell the reads -iu-u-s
product. Improved hos the addition cot
other ingredients. called "Wycth'
sage and sulphur Compound ior
about 90 cents a hottie Il ls Very
popular because nobody can discover
IL has been applied. simply muistHn
your comb ui t soft brush with 30 and
draw tins through your hair taktnl
one small strand ut q tim" 10y morn
ing the gtty haIr disappears. but
what delights the aides win Nycth'a
sag, and sulphur compound B. thai
h,. de-. beautifully durkruInr the hair
after 70 few applications. % also rr.
du.os that soft lu-tcr and appcuftl.
81 ~luIujuu., which I- 800 attract,
Thls r,ady-to-ilsc preparation is q de
lish'ful toilet requisite for those Nn1
do-,r. l .oI, youthful pp'A''n.
IL I. ru' .r,,udrd Tor the c1r, mi.
ton o. prevention at disease
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31
HAVEN'T DECIDED
YET On POLLING
LIST FOR BONDS
Water Leaguers Want Council
to Adopt Theirs; Revised
List Not Important in View
Of Canvass. Say Officials.

Nith the water bond vote only
i"ul lays on the question of huN
no" list of qualified VOTERS h. to Dbl.
made up for the election official. b.
stuI undecided city 'lctk Thomas
liush'' has % list ct 1iI the propcrt
"Nu'f~ iu The city. mad, up BOB a..
.~"idtut' With the instructions of tho
council ana IA" water Users. league
has % Il-' Of property oNu,t- SIN.
nave ratd taxes on city prupcrt,
NtihlH twelve months. Tho cits
clerk lst does NOT show who has
pad taNcs
D league wintS the councl 'n
adopt lts revised list a. the nfi,int
One for The election. Tho city clerk
doesn't car" which list be- adopted
hu' h" aud other officials point ont
mat the Vote VIII be- ,autaS~ed after
the "lcciiou ana hat the question of
VINO mas hld h has not paid his itN
dullns the preceding year BE- mot
90 VITAL one ui 'ho polling place.
% procedure followed iu bond
'I'' with e property tnN guuun-
cation, according to officials s to
chr'l the vote With the county coll
lrctnr rocogd- Votes not backed b,
record of tax payment are thrown
ont d the validity of the other
ballots tx legally established. The
~'hoDN.Hg Is done through the poi
books and does ont aztec, the secrecy
ot the ballot.
I'm the light oJ thai procedure. acc
'"rdi1g Z" officials there i4 uu r,t-
SON for excited challenging and
ord, dispute. ti tho polling places.
o. 900 invalid vote lips 900. tho inNul-
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LOAN
COMPANY TO BUILD
DOWNTOWN STORE

THO ~~I"'hIu'.is ''U1rar'. I.H.
'fIltuN uH. .uu.If o. feet u. o.
'"'' '"' 'f.r'."- 800 fh, 1'i.E ui,.
"i 'i".d 'nur .. SECOND street D.
1911 'I. Through ifum Us nid prop
cfi} 900 SECOND street Goo make &, mod.
,tu s.urcru"W Tho iut WITS bought
Tor ~ ,o" through Tho rotl ,4ttt,
AGENCY ui 'ul - Is T.. SELLER.
tn" lut the rear OF tho urupo.i,
gently bought uu Gold aNouu, u.
tho FIRST National bank from 'N.
i'rH.-.. estate, TN, nrub s tu I
'h' r,-f Of fho piup,rft ilr u tll
ton tu if4 quarters.
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Bilious Feel heavy after Iruot
Bitter taste, Complexion s,iiu.
Liver perhaps need. waking up.
noau's Gcpulots for % mild lpNati,c.
Sold ai "a, drug storcs.
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JESUS ROMERO
CAN BOSS OLD TOWN. BUT HE CAN'T
BOSS ALBUQUERQUE.

Jesus Romero, sheriff of Bernalillo county, in
toxioated with power, neglecting his official du.
tes' has contracted to deliver" enough votes to
hsip Gillenwater elect the republican ticket.
Who is Jesus Romero that he should invade the
Guy OF Albuquerque and try to influence the af.
fairs OF the city!
Jesus Romero, IN open defiance of the law. per.
mits the operation OF redlight districts in Barelas
and Old Albuquerque.
Jesus Romero stands for open gambling in Old
Town.
Jesus Romero stands for a wide .open town.
Jesus Romero is undoing all the good that the
people OF albuquerque accomplished when they
closed the redlight.
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Exped dictionary
Force Framing
Trap for Villa
Though Officers Refuse to
Talk, Evidence Is Visible
That Formidable Arrange.
ments Are Being Made.
my Evening Herald Lcs.sd wire,

Fi'id Headquarters American pun
i..t' INpcdiiiuuary Force. Colouia.
|'H'I1n chihuahua. March rs. tiy
motor 10 columbus, y. NJ. March 3ib
Troops. munitions aud supplies iu-
tended for u-" either in % nnal quick
dash l"r Villa OF for "a long chns,
fi' constantly moving out cog the
headquarters camp when these
indictments arc ON foot. an other mill
i'lrv w0tk gives Way. Tho offccr.
here refuse 60 talk Of the chances OF
uFcriuklug villa, but the visible cyi-
a"nu" ls overwhelming that the ox-
podii,onary force is pliHg up. some
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MORTUARY


Thomas g. Jones. b. year. old died
yesterday ot iieicn He had l.oI
there several months having come
from Milwaukee ol l,. ount of $50
health The body Was prepared for
shipment bg e. r French ANA .u o.
ped from Rcl'u last night ou Santa
~, -tv,ir AHi- - k.r nj ~ - .tslu
Milwaukee.