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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Mmf 3nr prptectnrg.
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tag itatt.

Ter ct. ACKNOWLEDGMENT ieieit
6ieieS SSabr lem Batronsfeit am
Sonntaa, oem 10. SUM- in Der Bro.
tectorp auf Tit. aIDerno. 9on 9 lbr
giorgens an iDer0cn Automobile an
Der s. StraBe uH6 Slider slpe. be.
reititeben Inn geiuher, DeIbe nit Der
glberon Strnbenbubnlinie onfon.
men, gum 5eiiglaee 3u beforoern.
Tie firhlibe ,Seier, beitebeno in ei.
mem leoitirten 6ot,amte uno 3re.
oigt, begiunt nm 10 llbr. Der 8or'
iiaH6 0eS Wiurgnretba 8ereins arbei.
tet nit Der gum ggiten Der SSrotec.
torn Dor umgeiabr einem Sabre iu's
Seben geriifenen GlDerno aiiociatiou
Sano in Suito, I'M oas set ref|t al.
traftio 5n niot,eu. SruR3 ~. iSoll
9rdiibent Der sJranf W. ,JoIJ & Co.,
5uptou irnb Tree1nau aoes. iit 5itm
Officier bes 9ages erpdblt rporbeu
Gs tuerben Die beiten gorbereituHgeH
aetroffen, Inn baiiir gu iorgen, ooB eS
pe6er ON unterbaltlng nod an er'
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dern tperber IN Der geDobriten gSelie
pieoer Dinner uno Supper ieruiert
- Da oos sseit bieies SSabr aIIf eirPn
sonrtrg f1ilt, boiit man, oaB i'd
iebr oieIe 9eiuter einiirtben tperoen.
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iino einaeIa0en. 2ie Yrotectorp be-
bari Der lluteritiitung. Gle 1T eine
@obltbdiigteitsauiult IN iDelber o.
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BEN: auBerbem leiteu Die griloer on
Der gan.ftrdbs bisrIeIbt nod bas
ct 8iusens annbeubeim, in peldem
Die 3ah Der ,3ogIiHge nod groBer NJ.
Se6erman ncib ipie tbeler aegenlpnr'
fla bas gum aeben gtotbipenotge NJ.
W2ohten 6arlm nnd ref)t piele ote
geleaelbeit beiusen Ino ein S6ert'
lein uun @eiten Sieier aultalten BET
traaen. aolRnt uno iiber3eugt Gnb
me bic Sron3isfaner griioer, bic Sei'
| Ter Der anitlIt, iih berniiheu on Den
annben 8a.cr. lno Wtutteriteue 81
pertreteu, uic Tie aIles in ibren Srai'
| ten itebenoe5 tbuen, I'm ans ben 3og'
Iinaen CUTE gbriiten uub braos
praftilde @iirger unieres 2unocs 5lI
MAIDEN. gllio unicr GntihIlB Jet:
glm 10 2uai raui nod @lt. sllner'
not" Iie gciuder iperoeu einen per'
oniiater Ios in 8ottes ihonr gsa'
tur subringcn un6 bos iibe SerpllBt'
| ieir nit not Saiiie nebmeu 5ur BE
fSrSerlrna ciHes suten @erfes oas
| ibriae bcigetragen 81 boben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Mas Siap SunSGu inat.

,iu ejncr ieiner &eridmHluugen in
9oitoR iogte Der befaHHte Goungeliit:
Sh CLAUDE, buB eoc Seranfheit
ourh cine gerpi'ie EiIan3e gebeiIt
lDeroen fonn, Deun mir ne Hur glt.
ocden f0nntcu. IS giebt teiu Seieer
IN Der gSeIt, fir beiien SeiIuug Sott
nidlt irgenopo elm &ralIt Dodfeu
lGBt"
Scne poraiigliden meoBiuiiden
%flan3en, ourh Uelte 5rouenIejoen
aebeilt lperoeu. mroeu ihou Dor
iiber 30 9Suhrcu cntOedt lmo habcu
Icit iait encm balben Sabrhlmoert
lire pobIthdtige @irtlng ge3etgt
9uoia 6. @iHtbam perbdu0 ne in be.
qaemer Torm in ibrem beriibHrten
g'eqetoble COMPOUND, Der IN Apotbe
Ten aebuItrn miro. NO je0c leIoenee
Srau i'm 3n einem biuiger Preis or.
longen tam. Gas Diitel eriiilt iei
nen 3pe6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
SeburteH.

Ben unb gbna Grps 1516 2inn
Strabe; WdoAen.
Diaiam unb Gillian 9inba, 101S
gort Strabe; aunhe.
Splpefter uno 9lprmu grotmann,
1915 Sim StrdBe; .&nGbe.
Worris unb eplbe gtiaer, 635
Ri6moHo StraBe; and6e.
Samuel uuO 5rieou pels, 1888
Rpro Ndin Strdbe; WdofeH.
Goporo unb Gt9el gtpsrs, 1886
Rorplnno 9lpe.; 9nabe.
6reo. uH0 Wlar;e Guutel, 424 DliI'
tor Strabe; Wdbden.
Gtors uto &atbe auraitou, 172t
Waiu StraBe; Snube.
aari mo S5piepbine Gin, SIS ei'
bsrtp StruBe; ancbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
9Segen 6u@nerratbs
s9nrSen gunis q. StGrb nuS @;lliam
George pom ganoectOmmtiIar
5irm 9rOjef ieitsebGitcH.

@sitern gormitiag puroen fsM
SuubestpmmJidr 4pIer pIeOer 5peI
So3ialiIten uuter Der IutIage css
SoGperraibs purgsfiibrt, neil lR
lylugidrliieH gegsn bic &OnItr:ptirn
pertbeilt babeu ioQsn. Seipe lpurOen
pbne 3uloTung ppu gurgiqaft ros>
laufig gum grp5eB feitgebaItsn.
Stupb puros, ME bereits berIdtet,
am IeBten Samitag osrbaltet, na4z
oem er benz SausOisner in cWet
Birt6Ihoft an Der Yearl SIraBs ems
Der bednitanoeten 6Iusbldttcr sege62n
hattie. uno 6eprge, Der an Der gIdrz
tome 9lpenue in GoleJe 9la ioohut,
puroe am Sonntag glbruo ieit9enOmz
men, neil er angeblid einem P0naJI.r
duf einem StrabeubaEr,pagen sirs Der
,SluoblGtter 5uiteden noIite. Stlpbs
9orperbDr nurOs aui Den 16. SUM
uno oas oou 9eorae aut Den Is. Suni
anberaumt.
@be Stapb gsftsru gcrfjttag nab
bem gunoeSaebGuoe iiberfiihrt murz
be, untersog 9etettipIeutudut Qops
ibn einem tursen 9er6Dr, gelsqentih
oehen Stuph unumpunosn etHgeitdla,
ouB er ais OrgaHiIator fir Die In7ias
IiitiIhe 8urtei tbGtig it, Gr bate
uubsrbem einsn anopf oe- SuouiiridI
@nriers Of the 8orIo ipipie Elm 10
thes ;Gbuhen an iih, bic ibm Dcn
9sutnnnt Gone dboeupmHen lrurien.
gBie Die poli5si lcitern in Griabs
runs braats, purosn il Der Sorns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Spiels uidJt nit S6iefsauebr.

Die 10 Sabre alis geiiie Gitep Dor
go. 952 glartin StraBe psrsniistc
I'D, aeftsrr gl5enb in tbrer elterlider
Mcbnuna eanlii, nit eiusn RepoIoer,
Der ibrem Batter ssborte. gu ipislsn.
Ratirlid sntlab iid bic Duffs ialieb-
lib unb bic 9ussl crang oem 4Rdes
den in bic rs5te 6anb elm. sliidIiter
Deife cine ngr unssfdbrIthe Jleiid'
tpunbs peruriaaeno, bic BON etnem in
Der seabe pObRsnhsn GIsts bebanoclt
tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

fen dbgsgsben tperben nnb bonn tpirb
bic aapeae bes erfen Wlili3reataeEts
has Star Spaneleb Bonner" into
niren, BEN bann bic RationdIbprne
. .4merira@ Don ber aapele bes 9rits
ten TtiliSrtgimeHts ssipielt, folgt.
Siernuf pirb 6err 9rOboseo, bic
Derlammlung nit elmer begeiIterten
Rlnfpra6e an bas Sternen6onuer
eroffnen unb bnnr dls 8orfiser Der
9erfammlung giirgsrm.ifter 9eorgs
yu6ta Doritelleu. Der 9iireermeifter
bdit cine furss Aniprafe unb ifent ieis
nsrIeits bic iibrissn Rebnsr Dor, Mans
lid bic 6erren &apitdn u. R. Wons
fort, 4nfpalt Gbparo Cotton, Rep.
SO. Wacai6ben, gieO. Spbn 3. SitsD.
unb Samss o. Gtepurt. SdluBs
se6st unb Segsn ipri6t Rep. So5n +.
6srgst in feintr Gigeni6uft als
aapIan bss GrfteH Mili3rsgimsnts.
Dds Sternenbannsr pirb pd6rsrb
Der aan5en Sauer bss Srieaes fiber
BEN @osernmeut Squnre tpeben, bas
bsibt nur fpdbrtnb beg 5dges unb is.
ben qbsnb fpirb Der auitos bes Bum
besesbdubes bic 1Iaggs sin3ieben uno
am Morsen ipisbsr in poiition brins
gen. Selbffperftdublih ipiro bie15lags
ae, fobolo iie burh bic llr6ilben Der
Ditteruns bef6dbi9t ober abgsnust
iusrben iOlIte. burb cine nsue srisBt
perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
eiberal gsansriidler LIN. .@erein.

llnter 9OriiB oss 6errn Sacob
6lit unb nit Serrn Ser. B. 3itt als
Set1sidr fono geItern 9tbeno in Sads'
SulIe 121 QB. GIoer Shabe bic batb,
mondtlite Sibung bes obieen 8ersiu5
itatt. Gn orei ertrantte Uiitgiieber
eeInnaten $14 als llrteritiiBuuq 3ur
9lus7ebIuua. 9tuf cine oiesbe5iigIt9e
3uT6rift oes ,. q. StuptDerbaubs.
beT1lob Der 8ereiu eiue rege ggitas
tion fir Die 9eibebuItuHg oes beuts
IAen llnterrichts in ben offeutliaen
Shuleu ein3uleiteu urb bic bierfiir
Dorbersitsten 4etitiOHeH 3irtuIireu gu
ldTen.
Die @iunubmen tetrager 81 mb
bic 9tusgabeu S14.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05
Gbe. .Grlaubniki6eime

(DiIiam Rogust, 40, Sailsp.
Georgia u. Res.e, AZ. besgI.
jRpbtrt s. gOnrab. q, 239 1tuugs
ION 4pe.
ilrsba Gemm. %, 25o6 anorr a.s.
|Soi.pb Wad.r, 30, GlmpOob Plaes.
leuna Ua. Gie!er, so. bessl-
l9lr&ie O. Gdusr, 25, 5O14 asonarS
{ Sirabe.
jSieIIa 6. Sempel. %. 1926 ain'
tpoob Roab.
]gparb J. Sidmaun, 25. 1927 Gtar.
( Strabs.
lasaiba :. Gan. "a, 12m gubo Str.
JRoberi 3. 2ouis. 4s, Gtenelano. 8.
l9iIian 6. 9aIbribs. 40, 1se&tr
4partmsnts.
|anbrsip s. G9aumIrfftl. 21. o36
State Ioe.
lJna R. eppIsp. 20. 936 Stais aDe.
Ig8aIier 8. 2smps, "a, Psru, Sno.
lemma 8. Sramte. q. 303 Gebmau
Rodb.
|4mos u. Babel, %, 1910 Giaie ao.
lRas g. Sames, 20. 1 GOHDeut pI.
JDiliam u. Droa. %, 1704 Tlain
( Gtrabe.
(SsIsn SQUIRT. 20, 5 OF aiberts
Strabt.
)SarDep R. truman, 80, 170l Gin,
Strabe.
lSeIsn o. Msaper, 80, 20 OF 8. St.
jMSuiam 81. S9neiSer. q. 1777
Glmore Ctr.
Jgbna O. enis. 20. 1922 Smitb Rb.
}9ernie Darr, 40, 422 eli,Gbetb Gt.
tRois StadpoIs. 20. bessl.
)SaOino RuseO. Is, 92s Gutter Ctr.
tebrifttne Damico, 20, $50 glari Si.
Jebsar R. Grant. %, Taunci.. Snb.
lebriitiua ROiier. is. sos 70. 6. ct.
)2llbert u. @sitb, %, Spmmes, 3.
t@labps M. Weis, 19, 2oDeIanp. ..
JTarpin Berrp, q, TAI garlisl. 4p.
aorena abbott. 18. 739 SessI.
5Glmsr 8. Dittman. %. 1888 gijta
2lpsnue.
leOeIpn Saufer. 10. 2349 Wbsstsrsi.
lRObert q. 9istridb. 25. Sartipsa. 6.
lGbitb U. S4affhauier, 20. Al aaie.
ipopb 4pe.
Spnp De ROie, %. 627 @. 6. Cir.
lWarp ReDias, %, 721 Grteman aDs.
IGbarlss aaibmann. %. 1862 anpg
Strabe.
lTaaris Rda. %. 2553 gseiman st.
l9bomas 8. GbriFiau. "a. 2pnd.
burg @a.
l1sarp saplor, 21. PIP @<f Z. Ctr.
I1ouslab R. alIl.n. 2e, 2O5o alu.
burn glpe.
lemilp o. pOiDea. %. 1869 9fun'
ipoob Qlbe.
jGrneit 8. Nlssf, IS, 13o %. 8. Ctr.
iemma R. 5iIlsn, 80. 5121 Rapenna
Nuenue.
i5arDep 8. 9bdrp. %. 432 80. 8. CT.
lalma 8. Wlditers, %. 1927 Batter.
fon Zoe.
lGeOrse aes, %. 236o 5Iora qlps.
}G.bsl u. 8aIbtpin. %. 125 @ef z.
gtrdbs.
jecrrp Q. esbffer. 23o7 Clifton sw.
garbaru Rssib 225 apoa Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

fir bic 8eibebaItung oes beutf6en
lluterri6tg in Den 0ffentliheH S6us
len gu MAIDEN unO bic NtitsIieoer rpur'
ben 6euuftragt, bic Oiesbe3iisIi6eH 9es
titipnen sirtulirsn gu laiien. Die
piertslidbrli6e Generalueriummluug
tpuroe nuf Sonntug. BEN II, SUM,
Rahmittogs 2 1lIr onaeieBt. Die
Giuudbmen betrugen $22.60 uno be
QusQuben $1.50.
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2entiher gailitdr lint. .Serein.

IN Der Sim 3ibcrtp 6ane belt Der
obia: 9erein oe'tern 9tbtnb unter Dor
fb bss giseprGFoenten Watbius Bill
GER unb nit Ssrrn 8. .. auebbert ais
S.tretdr feline rseelm6bige StBun5
al 9tuf 9ntrug beg 6errn SoTepb
Ren,, 9eltsdt gum ,. u. Stnotpsr=
tanS purbe btftIrhsn, ale Sebsl in
9epeeuns gu Issen. um propasauba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

}Gbarles O. Blum, 2e, 351 Searns
Mpenue.
(Graes G. 5rsibers. 2e, besst.
J9srt Diniams. 35. asnnebp 5eisbts.
lailion Ws. 9aubalb, 26, 3677 8ils
ion Ibe.
liyrunt ysosensab. 60, 1903 ginbIap
| Strabe.
letnna Gardner, e5. 1864 gentraIqip.
(gtlpin 8. SOSsss, 30, RilOrb. 8.
Marguerite G. Softer, 25, s7s Glspe.
lamb Qpe.
s.. Bernard gasinssrs IT,, 1850
0etDep ape.
(e!snOra 9. anOrr. q. 1919 Race
Garube.
Ralpb 8. Goldman, glepelanb, 9.
lGIOrenre RailsHSsr. 56 albanp Ore.
@iuiam Simus. %, Snbianapolis.
Roiebub Coleman, 19. 31S 70. IA.
Strabe.
souis G9ranb, 35, AGO Gourob ct.
tSeIsna SiobIer. 3S, 500 bessl.
estuarS Suberti, %. @ds ReTaidn
I Ipeniie.
Rarp DsiIemaun, %, bsssl.
Garl Redfsinsr, %. s741 gpplssass
I alpenue.
lRpie gber. 20. gribs.tOpn, o.
)earI g. 8oeen, %, 6oS DoInut5!r.
tGarrie @rsenfielb, q, 1886 Jair,
pieip Gn.
)Samss 8. BiIion, %, 722 Barr ct.
2uep 3. RonigOmerp, %, 1855
Gtbdn Ioe.
l5eurp 8. aruthaup. 81. peart unb
Butler Ctr.
gaari, 9essr, SO, $500 CHATHAM ct.
J5rnni Duncan, 1S, 713 iJresmunGo.
lJeanetts 3dbH 20, 842 Glart Str.
0oninie De Roie, %, 1928 WartuE
4 Gtrobe.
Uaamie aaslOr. %, s32 90. 5. Ctr.
(@iuium .. GoHDap, %, 25ae aiS.
bell plaee.
gsarl Sungate, II, 2732 Belmont
IDeHue.
George s6omas, %. gooinston, as.
Catherine Sofer, 20, 213 8. 8. Str.
J9llbert alug, 26, Gbeoioi. 8.
elik eneeI, 20. bessI.
Jgltbsrt 3. aor5, %, Reipport. ap.
l9ooel 6. DbeatIep, 25. Mt. Waibs
ington.
JSamss RidOIa. q. 1131 Joratsrslb.
Gtbel Ssnisr. q, $50 5unt Ctr.
JSObn :. 0oplins, q. aablop. Gp.
(Jranoes R. aiss, 20. 1913 @eft ct.
JesOrss u. Rsbu. %. 1927 san.
bers CTR.
Rarie SOI3tnsdt, Is, 4437 Gnrna'
iion glDe.
)Glaube g. Sanberion. "a, AID 0i'
A. Strabe.
gernies 9. alIbritOu, q. Trinesior
Sotel.
JGbarlss 9. Disbl. Garp. Jnb.
Raria g. @Osrs, 4445 gOlerain ap.
gpiaiam q. aaDarre. 20. 1916 gupO
I Girabe.
qlgnss aimpe. 2s. 1903 SrspIierGu.
Sgarnsp Sus5sp. "a. 55S Wsii eoari
I Strdbe.
tDo<a spifsr. 1s. s1s Gaur9 a0s.
Ut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

tag Hu6t cine groBc 9tn3dbl trr 5e'
oHituubeten SIugbldtter III peritiefes
nen Struben Don 5airoicn I9eiabts
in hie SGufer unb SDft geDorieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-05

- Nus Der Wobuurg bon SScb1
&pps, gto. 13S Sit Clifton G0eHue.
Duroeu geitern mittelit StHbruhsoieb'
itabIs Sdmudiaben i'm Bertb npn
500 aeitDblen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17

tor the boys ovcr ~ "a department of
manual training. As fast as they he
come sufficiently proficient employ
mcut Is found for them. In the de
partment devoted 10 wood turning and
carpentry the pupils already are
making the chairs, tables. desks and
other articles Of furniture WIKI which
to %rcfuruish their homes aud schools
Batter.
~ France Is very much interested 3D.
the problem Of repopulation, special
rooms are set aside for women about
to become mothers. ana they are given
special training for motherhood
Al the uged Erandmothors who
might oc very lonesome in their isola-
ted rooms AYE o comon social room
whore they spend the day talking
Jud working u little. They are a
brave lot, nearly all with grandson.
u not also with 0ns at the 'front.'.
Movies Il Necessity.
Just as the general staff OF the
French armies has found that moving
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17
CALOMEL DYNAM|TES
A SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes into sour bile, making
you sick and you lose
a days work.

CnlomeI s~alivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite an a slug
gish liver. when calomel comes into
contact with sour bile u crashes into
n, causing CrdmpluE and nausea.
II you feel bilious, headRchy, con-
stipatcd aud all knocked out, lust go
To your druggist and get e Jn-crnt
bottle ~ Dodsou's Liver Tone, which
Is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous galumol Take "a spoonful
and II II doesn't start your liver and
%straiEhtcn you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without maxi
ing you sick, you just go back and get
your money
II you take Calumcl today youll be
sick aud nuusepted tomorrow besides.
IL may sslivatc YOU, while II you take
podson's Liver Tone YOU will wake
up feeling great, fun OF ambition and
ready for work or play, It's harm
less, pleasant ana safe To give TO chh-
dreu, they like il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17

their latest and greatest farce success
Fair and Warmer" at the Crystal
thcnter on Wednesday. Jan. %. la m
swer TO a tremendous demand from all
parts OF the country that Broadway =
favoritc play would he put on tour.
Avery IIopwod. rs author. added
even To his own fine reputation achicV-
I'd with rScven DAYS" and "Nobody's
Widow. when Fair and Warmer
first appeared nt the Eitmge theater.
New YORK, 20 begin is year-long ca
ioor as a muncy-makcr and q laugh
maker; and Selwyn and company. wac
made their fame at picking winners
with Within The Law Twin Beds"
etr., put another notch on their totem
pole.
"Fair and Warmer IL the merricst
OF tales, divulRcd ~ three 'cts us
mounting drama and hiRh-pitched
comedy. II begins with a revelation
Co two highly respectable and dut1es-
tic persons-a husband above re
proach and below interest. an a wife,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17

pictures, concerts, lectures. daily news
papers and plenty OF good things occa-
siuuaily To- g. are absolutely indispen-
gable Tor keeping up the fighting NOR
ale Of the army. the French authOri-
ties IN charge ut the refugees have
found that something Of the kind ~
loquallv necessary III keeping up the
morale Of IN, war victims. Proper
amusement for The children is con
siiered exceptionally important. As IA
consequence one of tn, largest Duild-
ings at each barracks is set aside and
gaily decorated for use as a cinema
and theater. Entertainments are given
several times a week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17
Amendment to Make
State Bone Dry Is
Offered In Senate

, senator NJ 4. Dunlaty Of santa
Re countq. has introduced 4 resolu-
ton In the senate providing Tor "a
bone dry amendment to the consti-
tuition. The proposed amendment
Is q duplicate OF that adopted 10y
Arizonn. and H. as follows:
Re II Resolved nv the Legislature
uf the state 81 New Mex.co.
''rhnt the constitution ot the
state pf New Mexico be, and samc
II hereby amended by adding there
10 another article, the same to 10
number 30
SEC. l. Ardent spirits. ale. beer.
alcohol, wine or liquor or liquors OF
any kind whatsoever. containing al
Cohol, shall not he manufactured.
sold, given away, purchased, dis
pensed on otherwise disposed 90
within this state after July |. 1915;
provided, nothing in this section
shall he held 10 apply to denatured
alcohol. or alcohol when Intended
or iscd Tor mechanical and scien-
tific purposes only. or TO wine when
intended and used for sacra mental
purposes only.
see. 2 Il shall be unlawful for
any person in the state of Sew
Mexico TO receive. or cause 10 be
received. from without the state 81
New Mexico. for any person, d
purpose. any ardent spirits, ale,
beer. alcohol wine or liquor or
liquors OF any kind whatsoever.
containing alcohol, and II shall he
unlawful FOR any person In the
state Of New Mexico TO have In HE
possession. for any purpose. any
ardent spirits, ale, beer, alcohol.
wine or liquor or liquors Of ans
kind whatsoever. containing alco-
hol which he has introduced or
caused 10 be introduced into tho
state of New Mexico. and il shdh
5e unlawful for any person to
transport or cause To- he transport
I'd. within the state ~ New Mexico.
any ardent spirits. ale. Deer. alc"-
hui. wine or liquors Of any kind
whatsoever. containing alcohol, pro-
Nided that IL shall be lawfui FOR any
regularly ordained priest ar clergy
man Of an established church 40
receive. transport ana possess vino
10 be used only for saCramentai
purposes. and provided. further.
that the university of New Mexico.
situated at Albuquerque, y NJ.
through its board 81 regents. may
introduce. receive. transport and
uossess grain alcohol for mechaUi-
cal purposes or uses. and may use
and may distribute such alcohol
under such restrictions and Tcguia.
tious as said 'oard - regent. r!,
institutions Of research aud learn
ing FOR mechanical aud SDicutin
uses. And provided further that
uothine herein shall prevent III
Introduction, transportation and
possession at d,uatured alcohol.
Sec. Z. Any person violating
any of the provisions Of sections {
or . of this article. SHAH, upon
conviction, ZEE punished boy "a fine
of nu7 less than $50. not more than
$1,000, aud shall be imprisoned in
the county Jail or state pcuitoutnry
for not less than 30 DAYS nor more
than two years. and upuu CuuVI,-
ton for Il second ANA Subsequent
violation of either Of said section.
I and . shall hc punished uy %
fine 81 not less than $500 and SHAH
be imprisoned within the stat
~peniteutl3rv for n term of not less
than nor more than five years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-17
CARING FOR NEARLY
MILLION REFUGEES
IS TASK OF FRANCE
Notwithstanding the Many Diff
culties Involved the Problem
Has Been Solved Welfare
Looked After.

with trr French Armies. Jan. H.
Win nearly 7 million refugees to
care for within her borders. France
today has MT aud solved his problem
Remarkably. While the bulk Of thcs"
homeless victims of the war come from
the invaded and occupied districts ~
France. many Al, Eolgiuns and serb
iaus. Al have had the same treat
mvut and their welfare looked after
on the broadcast humanitarian lines.
A. far ms possible the refugees have
been grouped into little colonies ur
cities. often % city within a city, and
here they enjoy q municipal life OF
their own. in which all publ, ser,i es
such as sanitation. education. and even
the providing NJ labor. are Installed
and udmiuistcroL boy the local French
authorities.
Housed IN BARRACKS.
Frances army barracks have proved
especially adaptable Tor the housing OF
colonies or cities Of refugees In Flu
rope the term barracks means very
much the same as the word tort iu
America, and indicates the large group
Of very substantial buildings In which
90 battalion or regiment of soldiers Is
housed iu peace time With the entire
French army 81 the front, the barracks
Of peace times are generally empty
aud MANY are NOW serving Franc,
duully well 100 tho housing OF her
WJr refugees
At Nancy the problem ct the war
refugees mats been -uN ed lu am cNccp-
%tiuuullN happy mauucr Dos the Use nf
those barracks and each one repre-
SCENTS e little city an iu itscI' Iu che
province of which NanDy e. capital
there are thirty thousand refugee,
and Zach group Ut r"gimcltal build
ing, Is providing homes ion about rN,
thousand war victims.
The first efforts of tho authorities
at N1ugN lu handling this problem vt-
tu guard against not only the scpara
ton Of families. but the separation of
u|ciEhbor. and residents Of the same
towns and Villages Going through
one uf the imm,usr rcgimcntsl dorml-
%turir. e visitor viii now find AN tho
residents OF e little EARNING rumWuu.
lltN iu a cluster ut apartments hv them
selves. and always the families with {,
lttI, apartment of ur two room.
That enables them t1 keep up' their
lnWily lit' united and reasonably
private.
The Children u prohlcm.
Naturally the uulk oi the refugee.
consist of womcn and children, a
most OF the men are iu the armies
and fully half the pruhlom i- that ul
the children. lu tho buildings use,
ordinarily hy the regiment for lthtar,
louuEiug rooms and social purpose
complete rIudcd schools nave beet
established for the children from Z {,
D. years of ugc, the boys and girls. BE-
accordance with the general European
system 81 puhll. schools hoini
Taught 10 separate classes
' For tho riris more than o. q rour-'
Iu domesti, economy rs provided, whil,
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with an appeal Cor a uniform system
Of reports.
The educators then discussed D'r-
tain Legislation they desired at this
session 90 the solons. Al seemed TO-
agree that the county school suporiu-
tcndent is entitled 20 some allowance
tor expenses of loeomotiou around the
county. IL va. pointed ont that Mis-,
isabelle Eoklcs. of Grant county. uu
one trip to tn, southern part OF hri
territory, spent $3.50.
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a perfect paragon OF innocent do
mesticity. that their respective spouso
~ have been having a time more gay
than creditable. The very good pair
vow Il revenge, and. havins 10 TX
%perience to guide them. decide on
counter naughtines sas n suitable
course. 20
They discover that setting Into
trouble Is far easter than getting cut
Ct il. and that. lacking = prs cti~el
hama, the c~onseqLcan e. o. II 1uble are
mere apt IN behave like a boomerang
than a proicctiie. u IL. ~ rficf, pre-
c.sely the Kind of thing AveFJ lIup-
wood knows best how 10 handle, and
to interlard with his inimitable shafts
OF wit. ana barbs ~ a)elal comment
AIRY.
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Fair and Warmer
Coming TO Crystal
Monday, January %

solwyn and company viii presen,
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a little WANT AID now and then
IL read by every class Of men-and
women too. Try one.