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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
SlcncS 2arlc6cn an Sarfci.

Sol QclitibIonO eeludbrt. 8ei-
tcrc 100000 tiirfii9c @iumO
m' oen rsnoniidem 9icide bc.
wiIIi9t. Slcachmo scr tiirlis
idcn Snau5en.
&on0oL iG. 6ebr. Ceuti6,
lono bat Der Giirfei Gin nclles 9ln.
lcDen pon 42,5OO,000 tiirfil6ci
%flnOen gcwdbrt pie cine Gcutcr.
Ccpcihe meloct, mcId)c cine in Ocut.
iden SeihHocn uer0fieutlibtc &c.
peihc olS Goultontinopcl uicOcr.
giebt. Cine GorIo0c, ipclbc oic Sn.
nabmc Ocr 9lnIcibc gltbciBt, murOc
am @icnitag I'M tiirtiicbcn Scnotc
cingcrci6t 6inon5nliliiiicr Giooio
NcD iagtc bei gciprcdumg ocr Dor.
lagc, OoB GcitibIauO mo Ociicrrci1
lett 9cginn beS &ricgcS Ocr Eiirfci
79,0O0,000 Bhmo oclic0cn 6obcn
mcIMcr 9ctrog eli Sabre na6 Dem
6rieOcnSidmiie riid5abl6ar lit.
GiapiO Ben ia9te, ieinc 9ciu9c in
Berlin 1dttcn i'm iiber5cugt, ooB
Teutidlano oles IN ieincr Mo6t
Stc6cnOc t6lm mcrOe, inn Der Siirfci
bic Sc5abIimg i6rcr S6ulOen 5lt er.
Iei1tern mo bcreit iei, ouBer ocn
bereitS gcmabtcn Dnrle6cn oucb ned
Die iiir 9ieorganiiiritug nad) oem
Sfricgc not6mcnOige Sunlnic porjil.
iircdcn. Ger Wiiniitcr iaatc, Oab oic
IiIrfeL iucm ii6 0ieic Noiinung Der
tuirfli6en itnO 100 bis 100 WiiIlionen
SnmO fiir 9ldcrbon, 9o6Hen- lm0
StroBcnbou perpcu0et perOcn f0n.
ncn in 5e6n Sobren inn StanOe iei
i6rc gepobnli6en 9lusga6en mo Oic
3inien Der gtationoIihllO Su Ocden,
iopie Die pd6reno oeS 9riegeS &C.
madtcn Sdulocn su bc5o6lcu.
Die &orloge, melcbe sic 9(ma6me
Der 9lnleibe olitbeiBt, ern11tigt audi
5llr glusgobe bon 32,000,000 @hm0
in 9anfnoten. Giopi0 @ep ertldrte.
COB Oieie 9antnotcn lidbt @opicrgelO
ieiciL iouoerl BON 0eutlGlono in
@olO cingeloit merOcn. @r oa6 iei.
ner llebcrrdidung 9luSOrud, olB
Oicic gtoten i'm Mert6c iinfen uuo ooB
Oic Scntc Orei 9SilnO %npicr fir Gin
%iunO @ole ae6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Nidter actSStet.

GINA, Ycui, 16. 6c6rulr
SeoriooS Yerooi Gin befannter
Sdriitlleaer imO Gi9ter, pllrOe &c.
iiern Abeuo cridoiien, ais er Oas Sc.
bduoe ocr Sa @renio oerlieB. pa
mlel ole Sonte5 BON &6ile lit ocr
E6aF snocididoiat, Ger @orfaa bat
in ogr peruoniidcn Soupiituot cine
arcBc Scrlotiou Dcruorgcruicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
2arfte GrIcidtcrnna i@afien.

Gic lhteriuAumg Ocr ans Oicicnl
SouOc obiobrcnocu Iompicr in
? Soliior oiirite Scr Stodnng I'M
6radtocrianOt minOcitcnS 5lul
Ebcil obbclfen. 9la6 9lniidt
bon promiucntcn SnOuItricacn.
Gbico0o t6. 5cbrnor. -
&citcnoe &crtrctcr BON ErauSport.
@cieniHaiten, SnOuiirie unO 6inan-
sen sebcu 5mar 5iL OoB Ons embargo
aeacn @iiterbci0rOcrimG umo oic
Stoiumg in Giiclbobn.C CcrninoIicn
im Gitcn mo @littclpcitcu ciuc
ihuicrioc Sadldge Oaritellen, iic iinO
obcr optimiiiiid bctreiiS Scr SIT.
ipiGcIunocn Der no6en 3uflmit. Sic
bc6cn bcionOcrS 6crpor, OaB Oic Gnt.
ldciOmg Der britiibcn 9(omrolit6t,
'Silipcttion ucliiroIcr Sdiiie, sic bon
omcritanii6cu 0dicn n11 europa
fo6rcn, in Soliiar 5l scitoticn, on-
itatt in airhpoa, scr Stauimg icbr
BALD ob6elfeu miiroe
@rdIiOent Soloen BON scr Obi.
cago, Burlington & 0uincp @iIen-
balm" ipro9 oie 9Inibt ans, ooB nit
gClliigcnO Sdiiicn Oie Sdmieriqteit
lid IN 80 Eo0cn ouseieiAcn miiroc.
@r fiiate bin5u:
sic Sodjla9c betrciis OcS @oq-
goriuangclS lit natiirlib Iebr ihuic.
RIG Scbtcn 9Ronot bciauOcn Iid
10000 lueitIi6c 99oe9ons i'm Citen
iho onBcrbcm iino ollie EcrninaI.
Saacrb0nicr bis sum 6uBcrItcn qe.
tiiIlt id) oIanbe o6cr nid)t, 6oB sic
Sotlaee ernitIih genug merOcn miro,
im cine iinon5icIle Ocprciiion 6er6ei.
5ulilbreh oo iic meiner g[nIi6t noh
nidt longe geuug ouOaucrn miro"
.Rrdii0cnt George Dl. NeunoI0S
Der Continental ans Commercial
yfatIonol 9unt" ia9t. !, Die embargo
Situation bat piclc 9cidpcroen bon
groBcn 6radtperienocrn ,So6rifon.
Ten mo GngrosbGnolern ee6rodt
iulO cs iinO unS oerifieoene 9lnfro.
aen betrefiS @elp1brunq bon Tar.
leben on groBc @eiddftSlcute 3nae.
galigcn, ueldc oeu Grud id)on ipii.
ren @icincr 9lniiHt nod miro sic
So@lage a6er feincn iinan3ieIlcn
S6n0en pcrurioHcr, IonOcrn MIR an
ciner geIimoen 6ciiionug ocs @eIo.
narftcS iii6rcn.
Frdlioent Griffin bon Der san.
oeIsbe6orOe lit ser 9lniidt, oob Sic
EranSportocr0altniiic, bciouOerS 10.
mclt Der @ctreioeuerionot in @ctrod,t
fomnit IN Den ndbiteu Is 5hm0cn
melentlidc 9ciierlng 5eiacn wcroen
SeI Der &ert6eiliIug bon 0Jctreioc fir
elllpcllnilben Goniim mogcn iid,
aloar infoIae Scr Stalnnaen in sit.
ll@cn Fimftcn eiiigc Sdmieriafeitcn
cr9e6ei, @etreiOc ioutc o6er 6innen
Sllr5em frci 6cmcgt werocu f0nnel1
bcionOcrs iiir @rport.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

s5n Der .Strobburgcr pof" bers
0ffcntlid5t Surt Sdebe perIGiebene
tleire @ilcer aus StraB6urg lpGbrenO
oss 3riegss. mir eutnebmsn i6nen
bic foIgenoe GjeT9id)te BON einem qas
pogei.
Sod ouf Gem Dad 5miIben oiins
ncn @feu5rei9eu unO magcrtn 2ieu=
lierItdubeu bat er ieinsH tOni9lihen
NobrTib.
Nsnn man ii1 gang an bas @n0e
Oes @GB4ens iieIt, etpa bo, no bic
tIeine gGeIt Elm Gnoe bat uno bic 1roBe
nit StrdBenbobntlirren un6 Maaens
geroiIel beginnt tann man ben orouen
9urf9cn nit oen roIeuroten 5liigels
IpiBcn in ieinem &tng i1outeIn Is6eu.
Sn feiner llmeebung nimmt er %9
puroerIich fremb unb 6eimatlos aus.
llrten i'm @GB6en Tpieleu dlemaniIds
@u6en umo WlGo9en, ole bon crctis
Icben Oiugen feline 9(bnmg 5a6sn.
9lus Oen 5eniteru Ser tleinen SduIer
idout bic 9lrmut in buubert troifIoien
Dingen bsraus; Die @aKe I;'b,f lit
meiIt fbottio uub boiler 9iifte, uno
obsn, no bas platte Dad oufb0rt uno
Der 9raubloue Simmel onFGuet, bodt
Der ieltIdne irbiIGe @pgel unc ipirft
bon 9eit al Qeit eineu oellenben G01ref
IN bic Safe.
8eim eriten S9rei, ben i9 bortc,
erTbrdt ib ni1t penig. Gs floug,
als einse cs einsm mcnIcDcn ans 2e=
ben, 70 bur@brineenO, freiI8en0
itiirSte Der Ruf bonn @o@gorten berob.
&nTGblib geip0bntc man fi9 bos
ran, uno nSons" ooer mRaso" ipor
baIb Der 6relnO aner @roBen unb
<inen
@inmol i1 tpsiB ni1t mebr,
mann es mar, oo9 Der Srii6lina bate
IcDon feinsu eriten 0iden Moiblumena
itrauB in oas Tenicr Der ormen @it.
lDe ocitcIt mar Roto esfprdbig gcs
porDcn Die &iNbcr bcbduptcten, ct
reSe ipic Elm MenI9; Iie bGtten osuts
li9 Morte DerItonocn.
Melctc @urte Is iporeu, fonnte
nidt feitgsitent iperSen. Die eir,n
meinteu, er bobe Soto eerllfeu, bic
dnOeren iooIlieu S@oFtopp sebDrt bas
Zen, zen Oriiien, bierten lnO fiinften
batte es ipie Serrgott 1ethlugen.
g8ir itanOen nun ale IN bem @GBs
9en uno Ttorrten su Roto Dinauf.
S6eu ioB er. ZEN &opf Elm ipsnig uac5
porl oeitredt uro pippte In fsinem
MeIiinggreif auf unO as.
Sb CT fpoN tpieoer i9rics
@ir risFsn, lodten uno pfiffen. Die
Rincer tIatl6ten pcrgniisi ii bic
icbmubisen !0duoc unb Tu&ten olc
&oIeuorte 5uFommsn, sic iie gum
DdGsortea binoufipruoelten.
GIObIin Elm turSer, frG93snber
Sdut ipie penn 0ol5 scidet lpiirbe,
oanH Elm eniIeBli1er S4rei, ser uns
dlle osrItummcu no1te, uno oonn lam
cs tldr uab pernebmIiD aus Dem ges
triimmten GfnabsI: Srau3ofentopp-
Sran3oientbpp
glir iuureu itorr Dor Stdunen.
Boser NeIe gGeisbeit9 6oite Solo
iidl nit elIdIIilc6er 4nlitif bcIdJdftigt9
Mar er ein @eutT1er Deer Elm MEL
I9er2 Gs fe6lte MIR nod
Gs feBIte gar ni9ts. 0cln lpabz
reno mir ole nod lad]teu uno feinen
Srau5OIenIopp Iuitig 5uriiteaben, rief
er in orplIisem llebcrmut 70 piel
feline acbIc bergob S9pob,
S9ipo6
@irtli9, 10 rief sr. llnO leine
Stimme proFeItc 70 bcn uno fcurig
in Die @oRe. Dab oie JenIter tlirrten
un6 Elm padr Sunbe ReiBous ndbmen.
Der &leinbdn6lcr netenan absr
metntc seldRen:sn's iIdb gsutraler.
Der !0aIunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
Die ecbcnsmittcl-euoc.

Sl SollanO iiibrtcn sic 6obcn 92o6.
rlingSmittcl-Erciic 5u 9nSitbrci.
irmgeu. pic itbwcoiibc Slcoic.
rllng iic6t iitb Dor.
Sm SnoG SoaonO. tG. Sc6r.
Gruitc GolfSiuru6cn in Ocrci
Scrlmli Oic Boli5ci mo idnea ber-
beigerliicnc Sniorcn crit no6 ipieOcr.
boltcl glngrificn Die perinnuncItcu
.Naiicn pcrtrcibcn IonntclL crcienc-
tcl lid bier eeltern gl6enO, 0ie 9lu6c.
iiorcr, mciIicns 9lrbeiter, peronItolte.
len cine @rotcit GemonItrotion acget
bic Do6en 2c6ensnlittelfolicn, mo cS
fam ju orobcnocn 3niammcurottm.
gen por Ocm @oloit Ger Stonigiii imo
Ocn INSTRUMENTATION. Gic Sc.
benSnlittel-Sroec in SoaonO 1at iid
5ll elmer ernIten ariiiS pcriHdrft, glr.
bcitcrn nit gcrin9cm &croicnIt lit cs
nobc5n imn6gIiA, aoblcu imo aor.
toiicIn 81 foufen. 9ic lln5ufric0cn.
6cit inter Sen NinIien ninmt itctig
5u, mo bic 9e6orOcn beiiirdtcn mel.
tcrc lluru6cn foGS Oic &eeicrilng
ritbt in Ger Sage it, unDer5iieldc
slbbiilfc 5li 6eIdaffen.
Die StnQpp6eit al 2e6cnsmitteln
III 0ollpti0hlit6 ouf oie E6ntiahe 5u.
rild5iliibrcn, oaB SonanO BON ollen
Nentralen ON mciiten 0ir1 Oie bon
Oen friegfiibrenoen giationcn cinee.
ri6tetc glofaoc getroficn miro.
9 6pc6cn trifft @orfcb /.
ritngcn.
Stod6olnL 16. 6e6rnar.
9(nqcitbts Der 5liebmenoen Snapp'
belt oil 2e6ensnitteIn bat Die idpe.
Oiibe Gegicring 6eidloiien. ole oan5e
Grntc ocs 2anOeS an @crite, Safer
mo onOerem @etreiOe 81 iiberneb.
men. slu6 lit sic gerlpenOune bon
aortoffcln oils Sicbilitter ucrboten
ipor0en.
Gic tGglic6e 8roOs9iation miro I'M
80 @rdmm perringert wcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Gin ctfpoS loneoiniger 8eoner, Der
lpcgen icines @oriT6ponS uno fciner
ermiibcnocn @ortroeSipeiie bctannt
mar, pur0e emit baSu 6climnt, in
cinea @eraorbeiterz Eager Rdmpaonez
reoen 3u bolteu, DIS cr ieinen @ors
frog Gegann paren etipo fiiuf5ie
9ersleute unpeTenb, o6cr ais er nab
stpei Stuncen nod nibt aufeebort
bate un0 icb aud ro9 nint ertennen
IieB, ouB sr ii6erbaupt auf65rcn ipiirs
be. perIppdnOep ieine 3u6orsr elmer
nd9 oem on0eret.
S1lieBIidb mar auber oein Reoner
nur nod Elm einSiaer mann i'm Scale,
ein ab9eihabier, icbmieris ousiebenoer
after MlenIcb. Sbn felt anlebenS, 900
Der Reoner cinen 8eoolDer aus Ser Sos
I4e uno Ieste oieien por iir4 auf ben
IiIW. Ser dlte Monn erbob Ii9
lduglom unO frugte:
pMolen Sic i9isBen, venn ic6 aud
gsbe9"
$50 made cine gBe!Is, SoB isb ss
tue, erpioerte Der He0usr, sd babe
mir porgenommen, meine Reoe Ga
GnDe Su fiibren, uno i'd iocroc es fun,
mo penu ID TcGisBeu miibic, i'm 8u-
bDrer Su baben.
Der gllte icuI5ic un0 gins Ioueiatn
Der Siire su, iaSem er ertldrte:
s9lo, oann IdieBsn Gie, lvenu sic
nidt anoers ipollea mir ITS gIeid,
ob iD toioei1OFsn Ooer gu SoOe geres
bet ineroe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
Bonnie aCS f]e(c6en6.

QDie oem guodpeIter m9ts @H" aus
WlistoIcs i'm 3omitat 9orfoo aemsls
ost pirO, crbieIt Der @runObeIibcr 9tns
Oreos b. pronop, oehen Batter Stoofss
letretdr i'm 3obinett aolomau 9is3a
mar, oieTer Tose bon eineni BON
Gdla9iftIoe beimsstebrten 9somisn
cine gombe sum @jeInent. Nronap
teIidiiqte am W1ittpo@ in isiner mob,
uaue Die 8ombe. pI0BIitb crplooisrts
o!cIelbe, riB Serrn Bon prcuop ben
rsc0ten 9trm lpeg uno uerlcbte ion Il
Fcbper, SaB er na1 einigen @tllncsn
rsrTgbiso.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
iiener.Q .Qlcrii riidlcrunnrn.

~. 4, &Ba6clfsth e. 60,
llT-N &bnuibgr Commerce HANgniMn
a1rutiH)e rs1crSIeetnNeesg sgrirAg@ot,N npgs
ito0ps iltlo AditinlprcsGfrase
vEculld HVm. NeuersNct ilHcrtnn8.(5fi faoPf.a
g1ltlnlpre-Ettdee uno 0iilun Nnis HlBffnle
nHlnNal SuinruMtc 90, ri Hiptyppri@ NaiitN W
sSarpelo, Observation-Disclosures. l0l--f0a Gbdnfs
ber Of Gplamcrce Huiptia
uVcvmNEln sedeG. Ecfldcti Utiflt{Neifn
Hnltsmores nrio slortts@t0Bs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Nanpillc, Slly lG. 6c6ruor.
Charles MltW0u, Gin 9lc0cr, mircc
Dcnic bier 0ebdn1t Gr mar scr Gr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17
0tc aIte Sag ii fsine sebersi,
az Srei'u uaO 9auoen siue StS;t.
tiIng Iei.
G9oteTpsors.

morolme 5weicr griedicber Sire.
dcnarbcitcr iibcrji6rt uoroe5 Gr
le0to 6el,crl glbco Gin poaIonns.
neS @elidn0niB ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

NhCnncHicn HE ben ,.&eniilhen Vnrega
bnHhuslgn" uiIfi hiimillS cagr aiilgee3
EiAkin erh0iign, haa arhtlFt Nef s,ta
DGpun peK 2elephpA sAgg If,glFala Nl;,A
tbrllnna sa unmtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

SuptcrlCbnlleoe lul0 Rllnuher.
3p9n eu6crt, 1894 1bames.G Girrhc. 6 NJ
Lelstbcn: 2Sclie 1890
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17


3eitlmacil 8eitidriiteu etc.
uTpe Ma!ssttDre Neipe Grmpono" Nirheg: a al
A}enetA CeiMsf!stgrrer 227 ~ sCulaeytSsls.
Neiiihe Biimcr una 3c;tid,rilfen.
q. oanitla, VT. ao8. l7eiaasIInaiOa.e .rali
Rhotagrapb.
0GmraiA Gin NboiaafapB BON llrAsciNnnno.
w. 10. S3s:tsNeyisi cor troef.
NlatipnalsJdnfar.
e1ns Oh xapn g;dsIsael geufe ysab iins
Ercier ShcAf N0crh lp fpbf TtNEsfntl
Nciirn q. Hchuc, coiIlrcr
naseeuno esatianrt N1ai" 432 Gh0s stQeoirl6,
gS. Y. sgdQnc1, Ggilter
aNrlern Nniiurai MaNsn IA Eorett Hi0ntGfM
W. ASatpns 0aNSec
Gtoats.gnlfen.
oDsn ias wsnf rrw BalHmarru mengmeF@
itsb SctiDnc7@lrcBa sliiglnt e3eaey ir&
neni; &chn w. Naiibcr, HcT&fhNoflis
@soree y. Nan3. HaIlirer
Gpor @nntea.
"1eatias epagoaai saa Uolnmssts tnie.p
nno 9nliiniores@frnhe.
2rlltN ongpaanien.
sgels ospcut arb &rua vpmssne" IS f1sas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

@lctbplattcn Mletan etc.
ebpa. NenflH & Gs, 5As., 1a-ib galNeslism
SirQae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Observation-Disclosures
p@oHiullbateb 2uaa Gp.@, yloro.wen. .GtraBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

CrIfHn aarH,I Co., 2o5 goro.aoca-sIraB..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

etienmoaren aller Nrt ini0 .eg.
iGntie0- 3n6cDdr
u esoii MGpue GT, c92 ~Sg4 9loro.map sssr.
observation-disclosures ulb Sda0lQy.
@isgre q. NHsaa d Wsbae,p, Ia rit ce9lAelaN
ctr ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

Saumaterialien, &biireft aeriicrs
ra6men. 2aoefi etc.
3ae y, TpeeF & So, 1l5--.13 9Ab 7rsoes
tldsSirope,
9SnteRt'9lnD1lte.
Uawlw =. eamlegs 9ir1ispmpalf; Naienie
@anoels SuHtmarieu, Gerioglredie, Aicrih
ialo Arint Aml0inQ
0pnplsn y, Ssrguou, ii9--117 eoip glpilolna.
lSildDrlpe ylattnnn
". ". X ~. E. Eumnros al GDiltlteninl Mtbn
@taliiSlren ieii 1879 srloIeceio " Glnlhaere
WlHomobtlc.
HaGart. i-S5 Se.ib0 i~96 Sa.v60
e'yahe illlo MRf Jlohal 9l0ctme
@aroM, bic pcpu!dle &nr, $500 nNa 4ain
Mlnr'Hcl Ynptlr Ny, @araRs 1A0S iQ 9i0tRs
GhorleSiStrdDe.
ScnouirttIboItlibe 8erat6c uno
S6lnereien
C5rifFifn TufaKr fSs O0g q,nrh. .qlocr. .cEyrst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

IN Dem ooic oes bieiiGeu GoiniipsSc
ilngliiiies buacyihtri Sic hattelt
elncn paNci Natmarbeiicr III cincW
2nAe ernlQr0gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

@lsrcautiIe gIssnrs

q. q. 0itn & 60,
COZ 9t0 MarhInno 1rnIl Nlnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-17

gan0l0IrLIIboItIIta LleraIle una
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give 81 wlen Fevcrasl. CrosS. Bil.
inus, tor Bad Breath or our
stomach.

Look az the tongue, Mother II
coated. u Is a sure sign that your lit
tie ones stomach. liver ami bowels
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
when pceviEh, cross, l~istless. pale.
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu.
rally. or Is feverish. stomach our
berath bad. has stomech-ache. sore
throat. diarrhoea. full OF cold. give u
teaspoonful OF california syrup OF
Figs and In a few hours All the foul,
constipated waste. undigestcd food
our bile gently moves put OF It's
little bowels without gripping, and YOU
have a wen. playful child again.
You needn't coax sicf children 10
TAXI this harmless "frult laxative"
they lON, lis delicious taste, and u
always makes them feel splendid.
AsS your druggist for "a 5o-cert
bottle Of california syrup ot FIGS,
which has directions FOR babies, chill
drcn OF al ages and Tor grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. beware of
~counterfeits sold here. To be sure
you get the genuine. ask % see hat
Il Is made by california Fig syrup
Company Refuse n other kind
with contempt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
Personal News
Items.


Auto Springs. all makes. Kornsr co
% hats just been learned That Bob
Claiborne iormcr student Of tho Uni
versiil of New Mexico. H. ia Denver
Colo.
john n McFie. Jr. attorney Tor
the Santa Fe railroad at Gallup. *.
~, arrived iu Albuquerque last night
II. \. Matthews. division signal fore
man tor the Santa Re railroad. was
In the city last night.
j. H. Coons has just returned from
a business trip through Arizona.
Word has been received here that
William ~McCiurken, who has been IN
the cmployc al M insurance company
In Phoenix, Ariz., has been transfer
red 20 Miami. Ariz.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes wife OF War
den Hughes. has gone to Santa Fc.
She has taken up The duties OF ma
iron Of the state pcnitentiary there.
Mrs. l.. Ceilings and daughter, Miss
Laura Ceilings. missionaries at Gu
hero, n NJ, arrived In Albuquerque
last night 20 attend the Congregation
al conference which is "a be held here
next week.
Rev. Thomas y. Ludrow, pastor OF
tho Methodist church and T.. A. Spcck-
man. OF the Independent at Mountain
air, are In Albuquerque today, having
motored through the mountains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
DUKE CITY CLEANERS

We clean hints, mems and womcn's
clothing. rugs, curtains, drapcrics,
etc.. 220 West Gold. Phone ff6.
Promptness Our Motto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
PART SUBSCRIBED
FOR CONVENTION
TO Be REFUNDED
Committee in Charge Of Recent
sfcokmen's Convention Has
More Than $500 Left After Pay.
ing All Expenses.

Twenty-Five per rent OF tha money
that each subscriber contributed for
the success OF the stockmen's v
ton viii be refunded. The committee
IN charge had $335 left. Tho commits
tee has given out the following report.
Rescipte.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

3 6eSsa
% per cent refund 10 SUB
scrihers s36.On
Cash on hand ............ ass
Total ...............si.ss0.O 90
y. X. -. SELLERS.
Chairman.
WALTER NJ. CoNNELL.
Treasurer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
IRsussrsssul former BATTLE LlN5.
mxA. .zKErwn -.pRESENT BkvTLE LINE
'NfNllNNFfNC
- ROADS
----A3-CANhL S

ERE up" g wedge General Byn drove into the
y good yrmah the points most holy Contested SINCE the r
force OF the tank drive wore itself out
German hands while British forces working
6 the north and south OF this strong point according from
Bourbon Wood and he Of Bourbon beyond the wood in British
attack TIN, disputed high ground definitely British viii result in
all carcs To the south Fonmmc dc position turned hard to
onns that the lie, between horns of British
Cambria south logically, Noyccs
iuur" operations before Cambria that effort will be made extend these
Cambria very position for frontal assault For practical
pog inc isolation o inc a9na n9,G9 the agoGmfn, G the the CITY as
the dominating positions at Bourbon Nothing big IS to be Fne by driving
road with big and then work around defensive positions with
an idea Of misery expenditure Of We likely continuation of
] a" g rsoo IS. III, s , ,g % s i;s2, s ] o 4. the 3 ysy ,s Of
S"er ] ." I sp % ,n, @ H I & SS l @ % p f b pr;,r situation
" pGo ,d for E an ] 1% 5 "% sep sS9'Ea . peace c T % , m
which hnted that the Washington reported
day that Berlin and Pcogad carrying conversations relative to the
amucc by wireless Early this morning there the dispatch seemingly
inspired which stated ats the successful negotiations
@ S G d as wn Tp @ @ 5 @ e ] @ ay ~o be- ohoa ha @ bp h
aid Russia until the radical government suppaned by government
the amisce hand such would have onda
ton sufficient to carry to the cable office
soldiers dying Of cold and hunger the noho voting for
reaccof civil Of the plundemg Of hos-hagna indicating
permitted Associated pass a dispatch telling
warns Of French and British infantry with their vast parks artillery that
after eight days OF steady marching
The cablesam related dozen furious attacks
few hours the Gnppa Tosionsaacks of desperation hope
aacsmen thrown death by commanders who knew that the
victory stands spite Of Iys and 500 guns for
H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
"Saue the Waste and Win the War"
THIS FUEL OUTLOOK.

OKLAHOMA has millions Of tons Of coal under the
~ surface Of the ground But the outlook indicates no
cars to haul this coal The shortage promises to be
acute about the time the thermometer dives to the zero
mark The family without gas connection faces 4 cold
home and idle stoves.
Houses which are connected with ga, pipe, arc quite
likely to be comfortable regardless OF the biting weather
outside But those who dependent on coal for fuel are
in hazardous position than realized
The council Of defense has been warning hou,chodcrs
for several month, lay in supply Of coal Few paid
any attention to the appeal With freezing weather nearby
they will pay dearly for the delay So it will be wise to
look into this fuel situation today and learn it be pos
sibe to get a supply of coal to through the winter
The coal men can furnish coal at thi, time Cars are
available now, but no ono knows when the government
may find necessary to commander coal cars and coal
thus shutting out the household from heing supplied
"Buy coal now" is urged by the council Of defense, pro-
vided delivery can be made The coal man is quite the
finest man in the world to cultivate today lie will take
care of his customers just long he get cars to
haul the black stuff There is no shortage OF coal, but
OF these days in the future the coal man may be
unable to get the coal to fill his orders.
1t will be wisdom to look around and observe il there
be supply Of wood in case no cars arc to be obtained to
haul coal 1t will be recalled that number OF farmers
in this county offered to give away large quantities o
wood il applicants would cut it, The OF the stand
ing timber asked remuneration At the time the offer
was made, had abundance Of glorious sunshine and
few families gave heed to the fuel situation.
But cold weather always comes in Oklahoma for a
number of weeks True, winters arc short but there
will be much suffering il there he coal or wood
Today fine time to get the coal il can be bought
This dark shadow Of shortage is right certain to be
reality in less time than expected Today is an oppor-
tune time to secure coal or wood Tomorrow may be
too late
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
30-CENT COTTON.

THERE WAS DAY when the cotton planter hoped that
there would be such thing l5.tcn cotton 1t was
his idea that price OF IS cents pound for the ilcccy
stuff would prosperity the farm where cotton was
chief il not the principal crop The dream OF the oldcn
day has become a reality; l5-ccnt cotton came; ycstcr
day cotton sold the New York exchange for so cents
pound the highest price in the history Of that trading
organization
Some Of the Oklahoma cotton Of the 1917 crop has bcch
marketed; good deal has not Just how near 50 cents
the Oklahoma planter reach with his bales on hand
not known but he's in line to make a lot Of money on a
crop which, in years, has been a liability when
planters at the mercy Of buyers and had to sell the
crop Immediately after it picked
Some months will eapse before cotton will be planted
in Oklahoma for the 1918 corp In the meantime we'll
hear much advice from experts as to the ady,abity Of
increasing the cotton acreage in this state In former
years the plea made to hold down the cotton acreage
and increase the number Of planted to feed crops
But the expert will have difficult time in getting planters
to limit their ideas when cotton sold in New York at
80 cents
Planting time is months away This leaves a
fine chance to study conditions thoroughly and to learn
more cotton will not break the present Juicy price the
price is to remain high there be no arguments against
more cotton acreage in Oklahoma Experts now have the
opportunity to test their skill in making predictions