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@fcbl. 3ufubr 1923 6Giicr,
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(Sn 100 GiinO SGden.) Gro Come:
Spring @bcat 9roit $35.50-36;
6Ionr bis 98bite @tio6IineS QpcItI.),
$S9.00-i0.OO; gScitcrn @lioOIineS,
$36-9G.50.
sen nnA Strob. 3ufubr:
9ut III Somct Strob 30 Gonneit.
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SECOND CALL.

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100 smiDciIc Baltimore 1ubc cont. iaaia
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400 smlDcilc Goshen ciI 0oorrout) iss
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1000 sIribcIc Goshen Oil piS.... 5M
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SSSsogn Sgn iertiq eciicIit Sipci 9lcibeu 2,ll5diacr
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Qo3t '9lnltcr Nunqulniu, annapolis Qoulcbnro,
SSao % bel 225 ,Siib; $1,000 prinosnSfrci.
JlSroe,aS Sadr uiio $50 bro Wlondt inuicu c5.
fSllItee; ~. 16" ,1eAtidrr GDtreipoH5cnt
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1. Wtu. ltllU pu., 2uBen0,
37c.; Goitern Shore @S. ilno &o.,
BIC, ipcltlibc (Cbio), 37c.; 8..Su.,
&c.; iiiolihc (Ot..G.), 35c.
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4Oc.; ErintS, 1 8iunO, 97-4Oc.
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Sa., 2sc.; &oIIs, 8. .ga., csc.
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olte Sabine mo Stoss, 1O-ttc. ;
@nten iinee, 17-19c.; tleine, 10
l6c.; Sltrfebs. Sennen 2S-29c. /;
llnec Sabine, PC; fleine, 90
2lc. Souben, oIte itnO junoe @oorc.
2Oc.; @linco. @efliieeL iunges, 1 70
TfN. ilno mebr, Stiid 35c.; fIeinercs,
POE; @onie, Niuno. 1s-t9c.
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Ab0nntnirn Aie Seh ,,Dmtidtn Gprfe,Sas.
Ncntcn" nldt bnnfiliA n0er uureodm6eia a.
uailta, Ino aebsteH, btr Ciiirs babsn pff 9gles
ppsH eoy iariilItp Nhtteg,IRWa So ulemtx.
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idlel; SerinnOt bon sen gIeuotorcn
S9,23i 8llidel CleDotorrn.@orrotD
1851 lao 8uidcl.
oggcn. ~ 3uflIbr 1928 gu.
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65,6S2 9iid)cl; @IeDotorcn. 3orrotb
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
EIGHTH GRADE
PUPILS GRADUATED
N RURAL SCHOOLS
Addition Of Graduates in Incor.
porated Towns and Cities Will
Bring the Number TO 1900;
Diplomas Are Being Sent Out.

Special Cofrespandonee 20 The Rsyaia
Santa Fn. y NJ. July The state
Department % Education to-day com
pleted maiiing 1852 diplomas 60 the
various county school superintendents
OF the state. certifying graduation at
that number of pupils from eighth
grade work IN New MeNico's rural
schools during the past school year.
The importance OF this number wit
be better appreciated when Il ~
stated that n does not include
OF the Incorporated cities and towns
These latter viii bring the total Of
eighth grade graduates TO over 1900
being an increase OF around 40 per
cent over the preceding wear. Thi.
means that fifteen hundred boys and
girls are prepared To- enter NeN Mckee
high schools IN September. M state
county and local school authorities
are uniting in q concerted effort 20
induce every boy and girl who can
do 80 20 proceed with the high school
course.
In former ycnrs the state depart
ment OF education has issued only %
little printed certificate oI graduation
To- those completing the eighth grade
course. state school superintendent
Wagner. however. feels that more def
mite recognition should be given COM
pletion Of the eighth srade work lie
has had prepared and h. issuing th,s
year for the first time a handsome
l~ithoguphed diploma to each eighth
grade graduate. The diploma. after
being signed hy the state superintend-
ent. goes To- the COUNT superintendent
for signature and delivery To the
teacher who. after signing the diplo-
ma. hands 10 personally 10 the stu
dent That the new diplomas are APP
preciated j. shown hy applications
from former eighth grade graduatc~
to nave their little certificates chang
ed To- the more elaborate diploma
form.
Frank stone ~ I'D Albuquerque is
the honor graduate OF Bernalillu
county. other eighth grade graduate
iu the coun,y's rural schools being
Raymond Helwig. Barton. y VI
John Johnsor old Albuquerque. y.
~. Frank Stone. old Albuquerque.
y. NJ. Edith Morgan. odd Albuquet
que. y. NJ. Peiin Madrid Alameda.
y. NJ. Amelia MARTINEZ, Alameda,
y. NJ. carmel Nolasco. OLD Alhu-
auerque. y. NJ. Niviano Nolasco pld
Albuquerque. y NJ, MARY Shtrk. old
, Albuquerque. y. NJ. Mabei summer.
cid Albuquerque. y. NJ, Walter Dick
, inson. Albuquerque. y NJ, Cora Nor
gan. san jose. ca" postofficc care \
Montoya. suptt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

faay, and the Job viii be done Just ns
a. We have licked Kaiser Hni.
Il am Interested IN this war" the
speaker continued. 1T h. not absent
treatment to me Ny " brother
went over and started the hfst Amer
icaa hospital IN France. Then my
rousiA went over. Finally they came
home. closed up their Offices, left
their families and returned TO
Europe. where they are at present
aiy son went 90 Europe but a month
ago. ! have another son who has
Joined the aviation corps. ! have
done all | can; | am too old To 60
myself
The doctor also referred to the ef-
forts that are being made In the state
10 stimulate food production. ana the
crisis with which this, nation Is nov
confronted IN tho matter Of marketing
food. There viii be necessity for sac
rinces. These are the times that try
mems souls he said. These are
the times that sort the patriots from
the hogs Of America
Major r.. J. nuJac % the New Mex
leo national guard was next aud
last speaker In introducing him
Chairman Field said the audience had
been hearing monitions 10 70 10
war, nus thar Major Bujac would say
come with me and 1 will lead YOU
10 wal"
Major Buiac said the question in
VOWED ia the present struggle was
whether autocracy should rule and
democratic Institutions go down TO
decay. tina, the war was just begin
ming. that the call now was for men;
soon Il would he for more men. and
more men. ana more men and muni-
lions OF war. This was merely the
neucIeus of a great army that must
be raised In the United states before
Ne could hope for peace.
He urged she women-the mothers.
swee;hearts and sisters. also the faith
crs. to prevail upon The Young men
To enlist. He pointed out the benefits
Of having New Mexico men all In one
regiment. like a big family. so that
when a letter came from n single
member Of that regiment 10 the folks
back home il would bring news from
ali the boys. The officers Of the New
Mexico regiment, he said. have all
been tried and proved their worth.
He had heen instrumental IN getting
some o or SOC recruits; every man
in the regiment WIS a Christian and
never once had he smelled &c odor ~
liquor on enc Of them.
The musical part - the program
was under the direction OF Airs r. l."
Bradford The vocal numbers. to-
eether with the patriotic airs played
rs the band. added much 10 the sue
cess 81 the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
STRONGLY TOORTfFJED
POSITIONS ARE TAKEN

Petrogrnd. July Russian troops
have captured ~kouicuchy ON the Cal
ician front with 1874 officers ana N.ioo
men. the wal Office announced today
Tina number 81 prisoners taken In
various sectors on sunday is more
than 10000. Southwest ~ Braclany
the Russians occupied STRONGLY fort
fed positions Of the enemy.
The Russian official announcement
SAYS the Russians have advanced 20
the Konicuchy tream ana also have
captured seven heavy guns. Tcu'on
prisoners continue too be brought 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
Meat Markets and
Groceries Will Not
Be Open on July q

Do not fail TO order your groceries
and meats tomorrow. Otherwise you
may have TO go hungry the following
dag, as All the groceries and meat
markets will remain closed an day or
July 4. This Is in accordance with
an agreement made somc time ag"
by the members OF the Retail Merch
ants Association. when New Year >
Day. Decoration Day July AN. Labor
Day. Thanksgiving and christmas
were designated a. holidays when
would be observed ana stores would
not be open FOR business ON ih"@"
days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
OPERATIONS
IN CLIFTON REGION
ARE PARALYzED BY
STRIKE OF WORKERS


campo in this state viii be that the
federal government will have tn take
hold In a firm way and afford armed
protection to All who desire Ia work. e.
order to- keep the mines open Tor the
government needs.
~ have wired a fun count of the
strike situation in Arizona to the see
rctary of war and % Secretary VII
son ot the Department of Labor.
stated Governor Campbell Il have
urged that o mediator or conciliator
be- sent Immediately to al affected
camps.
"A telegram 10 me this m"rning
from e. VI. Meyer. president 80 the
international Union Of Mine. MIN and
Smelter Workers az Denver, stated
that the strikes at clifton and con
tiguous trritory are not connected
with his organization, hut they arc
local Mo affiliated with the Ari-
iona Federation of Labor"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

Word has reached Albuquerque Of
the death a few days ago OF Fred Hi
ton. which occurred quite suddenly At
Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind. where
he was a member of ambulance com
pan 40. I. MI. Hilton. with his
mother. Mrs, W. W. Hilton and sis
ter. Miss Mary Jane Hilton. spent
about i've years here. returning TO
their home AZ Logansport, Ind, some
four q ago. During their resi-
dence here both Mr.. Hilton and his
sister were very popular among NJ
buquerque's younger set. Mr.. Hilton
came here as a health seeker and
that he had fully recovered was eNl-
denced by the act that ne passed the
army medical examination with dying
colors The cause Of his death was
not stated. He was - years 81 ag"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
SOLDIERS
RECORD A VICTORY
ON GAL|C|AN FRONT
Capture Konicuohy, With 164 Of.
hcers and S,4o0 Men; Strongly
Fortified Positions South Of
Brzezany Occupied,
q, A,.nel,i.n rr...

~ Associated Press
Russia's armies have no. lost then
old striking power. This Is evidenced
by the announcement today from Pet
rograd OF the taking 81 an Important
Austro-German position in Galicia In
the FIRST offensive since the revolution
together with the capture OF more
than 800 prisoners.
the upper Stiipn and the Narayvwka.
General Brussilon moved yesterday.
the Austro.Germans heinz struck
along a front IL more than eighteen
miles after prolonged artillery prep
nratlon In pressing forward the Rus
SLAMS CAPTURED tho town OF koniuchy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
ENEMY RAIDING PARTY
DRIVEN OFT IN HllITISU

London. July We made % sue
cesstui raid last night ~ Hargicourt
and captured sever %prisonets The
war office announced today. ~ NUM-
ber Of Germans were killed.
East OF Lens an enemy raiding
party reached our trenches but was
driven ont quickly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
RUSSIANS ARE SMASHING
TURKS IN THE CAUCASUS

P~ctroRrpd July = titussian ofictal.l
- Russian forces yesterday continued
their offensive against the Turks in
the Caucasus Russian cavalry pur-
sucd the heeing Turks and occupied
the village OF EnRidia. north of Lake
peybar an dals6 occupied the Turkish
stronghold OF kalamirivau, south
east % the lake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

m
that caused a great
deal Of
across my back, and
through my aldo
men. Sometimes IL
would be very pain
ful after a hard
day 5 work. / reed
a bout Lydia T..
PinkhaIn's ere
table Compound
and tried il and IL
has helDed me won
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
Youth Charged With
Theft of Bicycles

Bennie Gorphide sixteen years old
was arrested today. charged with
stealing BICYCLES. The police say
they know OF two stolen bicycles ~"
sold. and they Suspect he has dis
posed OF more several bicycles ha' 70
been reported missing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

derfully, 80 tire soreness is oil gone now.
| believe Ly1iA L. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is just the remedy FOR
female troubles Mrs. ELIZABETH
JoHR, r. =. ID. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio.
Lydia f. PinkhEm's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs. and today Is regarded as the
most successful remedy FOR female ills.
There are thousands " voluntary lesti.
monisis on file IN the PinkhAm labora.
tory at Lynn, Mass. TO prove hi.
fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

In his game 81 life the big Ash al
Ways eat the smaller ones 50 do not
he q small FISH Swim out among the
big ones.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

Alamo Review No o. Women's
Benefit association ~ the Maccahees
VIII meet tomorrow afternoon AZ . so
o'clock in odd Fellows hall. Visiting
members cordially invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
Mortuary
wiaiam \. Edwards.

The body 81 William r. Edwards
was sent today on train No. 10 TO
Birmingham. Ala. James %. I'd
wards. a brother Of the deceased ac-
cOmpanied II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
NURSE HAD
POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet Had
to Work. Finally Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Toledo. Ohio. 81 am a widow and go
out nursing, and suffered from a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02

Put In a HELP WANTED ad. hen
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-02
Outing Straw Hats, 10c
and Up

Mems 81 DIcS- shirts. .....T5c.
Mcn'~ s5c Dress shirts ...... soc
Mems 81 icIt Has SI.tO|
Mcnl- straw IIats less than CoSt.
Mems ~ummcr Union SuIU G5c and up
HcNS' ummrcr Iniun suits ...,. i3d
NJ ShWs lees tina Wholesale.
, black. white aud mn ShinOh a5c
MI kinds OF nike good for the Fourth
of July.
DcsilcS1 Meats osin ............. 5C.
Veal. Ham and Beef Loaf. ...... i5c
Vienna Sausage. . for. ........ 35c
l.tbby'~ Dried Beef, > fans ...... 25c
Siicsd Dried Hors In glass .... u
Peanut Butter .,..... - and up
> cnns California jam ......... 2Sc
SarSiIns~ ......... Toe and up
IibbN's pnttesl Chicken can I5c
Iibhy'~ Corn Beer ........,.
Pork aud Beans. ....,. and u
= small cans MIX ........... .I5c
Roasted Coficr- ........ 20c Ia Toe
Green Cunc'. : lbs. ........ 35c
Fancy Table syrup, can Be-, ~. i5C
3 pkgr. ANN Jnminui'~ Pancake
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-29
WAR AFFECTS ORPHANAGE.


The Clhrit ian Home Orphanage e.,
at Couacil Bluffs, iowa, is feei:i-g
seriously tie effects ct the war.
The numerous calls for funds for
the prcsec lion OF the war. has
greatly aft ectcd receipts at the
Home, and the management finds 1t
tsslf confro lied by a debt OF six
thousand dollars for actual living
supplies. An effort is being made to
raise this SUM at Thanksgiving. The
Home cares for five hundred chtldreI
annually land at the present timehas
more than two iahlndred land fifty
lromr less childrem under its care, AMID
nearly thirty little ones ON it's wait
sng list to be admitted as soon as
funds and room, will permit. The
winter season. is at hand. when de-
mands ON. the nome are greatest. II
you feel that you can help the work
at this ticne, it will be money in
vested i'm good cause. Address the
Christian Home Orphanage, saiioI
s Council Bluffs. iIlowa. sf .s5g
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-29
U. 5 QuART[RhASTER'S
URGENT CALL

/. We would appreciate a very
much your assistance i'm obtaining
applications for enlistment in the
Quare:naster Sec,icD, Enlisted res
EenRe Corps, to the extent of in--j
sorting the following I'm your pub
lication, gratis, as new item.
The Quartermaster Enlisted Re-
serve Corps require i'm the neighl-i
borsood of 5000 men to serve as
Clerks, Blacksn. iths, Farliers, Horse
shoers, Saddlers. Sl.orekeepers, Tent
makers. wheelwriehtitam-, Wagon
MASTERY Assistant lWaglGmasters,
Skilled laborers. Watchnen,. Pack
ers, etc.
Any man between the ages of 18
and As is eligible for enlistment,
provided he has not been called by
hi3 local board for examination, and
is physically quail led.
Transfers are especially wanted.
Promotions in fict;, ccmmti:sic med off
i'i:srS grades ale' very pfd bt.Dr
men of ability I'D expar:ern.e in
tn cir p3in..Llllar tIlde.
There Dis bel g established hear
Jacksonville, Florida, camp for
the tYainirg OF Guartermaster En-
listed men, and it is contemplated
sending all men enlisted to the
Qaartermaster Corps to that camp
for tr.il ing in Quartermaster
Corps work. 81
Further information and applica-
ton blanks will be gladly furnished
Oh raQuest 10 Ralph 3 IInis. Cap
tain q M u 9 r. Room 555. Fader-