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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
ANGLIA OTRZYMALA DIAL.
SEE $750.OO0.OOO.

Washington, 2s-go maja. -
Rad tutejszy udzielii wczoraj
dalszej pozyczki Wielkiej 'Bryta-
nil w kwocie $75.OoO.o 100000, co
skiada sic udzielonymi jej
przedtem kredytarni razem ma
$400.00O.OOO. Take Wiochom
wyplacono wczoraj conta przy-
obiecanej i'm stumilionowej po-
zyczki sume $75.0Oo.OOo.
Cd czasu wdania sic W wojne
z Niemcami Stany Zjednoczone
wypiaci}y Aliantom nastepujace
kwoty tytuiem pozyczek wojen-
nych:
Wielkiej Brytanii $4oo.oOO.ooo.
Francyi S1oo.OOO.OoO, Wiochom
$10O.OO0.OOO, Rosyi $1o0.o0o.o 900,
i Belgii s45.OOo.O 100000, - co
czyni razem $745.oOO.0OO. Ponie-
waz Ameryka znajduje sic W
wojnie dopiero miesiac, przeto
liczyc MONA, ze dotychczas za-f
silala swych sprzymierzencow
codziennie kwota $S5.Ooo.ooo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
Szpieg Waszyngtonie.
80 os6b zginQ|o skutkiem tornado.
SENAT PRzEC|WKO WYG0ROWANYM PODATKOM.
$745,OOO,0OO pozyczono dotychczas Aliantom.
Carranza zmienia front.
Kooperacya c1,icasosleicl, rzezal1.
INNE TEI.EGRAMY.
As, 100000 poiyczono dotychczas Aliantom.
Carranza zrnienia front.
chicasosl<ich rzezal1i.
INNE TEI.EGRAMY.

skadry otrzyma, rozkazy W za-
pieczetowanej kopercie, kt6re o.
tworzyc mu bylo wolno dopiero
ma pelnem morzu. :
TORNADO w KANSAS, :
Wichita, Kans. 2e-go maja -
Po4udniowo-srodkowa czese Sta
nu Kansas nawiedzi{ wczoraj
gwa}towny tornado, wskutek
ktorego ponioslo srnierc, o lie
dotychczas wiadomo, 80 os6b,
przeszio so zostato poranionycf.
a materyalne szkody dosiegiy
wielu tysiecy dolar6w. Najwie-
cej ucierpiaiy powiaty Sedgwick
i Harvey. w wiosce Andale, kto-
ra liczy niespe}na 800 mieszkah-
cow, zostalo zabitych 1s ludzi..
Huragan przyszed} tax nagle /
niespodziewanie, re ME MONA
'byio nawet telegraficznie ami te-
lefonicznie ostrzedz sasiednich
miejscowosci o zblizajacem sic
niebezpieczehstwie, gdyz pred
tenn juz wszystkie druty zosta]y
przerwane. Burza trwala krotkO
i jak niespodziewanie nadeszla
ak nagle i minela.
Z wszystkich wiekszych bli,
zej polozonych miast Stanu wy.
siano pociagi lekarzami i pie
legniarkami energiczna akcya
ratunkowa jest W toku.
Samo nliasto Sedgwick u
cierpiaio stosunkowo niewiele,
gdyz zbuzonych tam zostalo tyl-
ko kilka domow ma przedmle-
sciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
MA FRANCUSKIM FRONCIE.
NIEMCY COFAJA SIZE!

Paryz-Londyn, 70. maJa. - o.
negdaj Niemcom sic udalo peino
liniowym atakiem na Chemin des
Danes odebrac Francuzom pier
VISA linie pozycyi TAME zdoby-
tych - byi to pierwszy jedyny
sukces niemieckiej kontrofensy-
wy, ktory rapport francuski przy-
znaje: Niemcy skupili takie ma
sy wojska, re te chwilowo wziefy
gore, lecz jeszcze Niemcy ME
mieli czasu osiasc dobrze w zdo-
bytych okopach, gdy Francuzi
noca przypuScili ponowny szturm
Ia calej linii prawie wszystkie
pozycye odebrali Centrem walk
owych jest Pantheon; kontratak
niemiecki poprzedzila kanonada
bardzo silna, poczem rzucono ma
sy zolnierza ma pozycye francu-
skie i mimo zmiatajacych je ogni
bateryi francuskich pchano je az
do skutku, az Niemcy opanowali
pierwsza linie okopow francus--
kich. Straty przytem Niemcy po-
nieSli kolosalne. Potem nocny a
tax udaremnil caly ow olbrzymi
koszt krwi ludzkiej: Francuzi po
zycye prawie wszystkie odebrali.
w kieruku Laon Francuzi znacz-
ne czynia postepy, pod Chevreaux
zajeli las wazny strategicznie -,
Niemcy sic W tel stronie cofaja
ku Laon; jednoczeSnie Anglicy
ma swojem skrzydle odparli kontr
atak niemiecki pod Loos i tam
wzieli pozycye pierwszej linii
niemieckiej; wszystkie tie poste-
py zamykaja coraz ciaSniej mia
sto Lens baze strategiczna we
glowa w tel stronie, usilnie trzy-
mana przez Niemcy, kt6rzy jed
max beda musieli ia ewakuowac,
ma co sic juz zanosi juz MONA
zauwazyc oznaki cofniec niemie-
ckich i przygotowan do liniowe
go odwrotu. Bitwy trwaja ME
przerwanem tempem.
RAPORTY.
D..,x. 0H s,.oS. HLI..~a:.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
sENAT PRZECIWKo wy
GoROWANYM PODATKOM.

Washington, 26-go maja. -
Senatoryalna komisya finansowa
doszla do przekonania, re projc-
ktowany wojenny bill finansowy
nak}ada zbyt wysokie ciezary ma
wielkie przedsiebiorstwa i ME
chcac ,,zabijac gesi, ktora skiada
ziote jaja". zamierza prelimino-
wane W TEN przediozeniu docho-
dy obciac do ST, ,5O0.oOO.0OO, a
moze nawet do $3.50 100000
Senator Simmons wyrazii sic ia
ko prezes tel komisyi W powyz-
szej sprawie, ze Rad powinien
dodatkowe potrzebne fundusze
zebrac raczej przez wydanie
kr6tkoterminowych bond6w, a
ME przez zbytnie przeciazanie
wielkich korporacyi i prowadza-
cych znaczniejsze operacye fl
nansowe osobistoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26

TAXI angielskie, poprzedzone ak
cya dzia}owa, bardzo potezna !;
pod Lens Bullecourt intensyw-
nose dziaiowej roboty nieprzyja--
ciela wzmaga sic statecznie; pod
Loos Anglicy wdarli sic do oko-
pow niemieckich, lecz ich kontr-
atakiem wyparto. w Szampanii,
ma Chenin des Danes, w okolicy
Pantheon, Corbeny, PontaTert,
Craonelle odparto kontrataki fran
cuskie kontratakujac wzajem
wzieto szereg pozycyi Francu--
zom. Dziesiec aeroplanow zrzu--
como ma calej linii Aliantom.
Z INNYCH TERENoW
WOJNY.
Piotrogrod, 26. maja. - Stree
lanina zwyczajna w Polsce - W
odosobnionych odcinkach linii,.
toz samo ma Litwie i w Rumunll.
Berlin, 26. maja. - Sytuacya
w Polsce niezmieniona; w Mace
donii podobniez.
Paryz, 26. maja. - Mad Varda-
rem i Struma dzialowe walk
trwaja; pod Monastyrem / pod
Ropel rowniez - byly tam u
taczki wrecz, mniejszego znacze-
MIA.
sPRAWY MoRSKIE.
Paryz, 26. .maja. - w 1zbie
Deputowanych francuskiej posel
Gels wywolai sensacye interpela-
eva swa W sprawie blokad pod
morskich niemieckich wywoda-
mi, w ktorych wyliczyl, re Mem
cy cd poczatku 1915go r. znisz-
.czyli okretow handlowych na
100000 ton. Mowca ostro kry-
tykowai aiianckie niedoiezne me-;
tody przeciwdzialania temu wan
dalizmowi niemieckiemu. Sesya
w, dalszei czesci byia tajla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-26
RAPORTY.

Paryz, 26. maja. - ObIiczaja,
re Niemcy ma froncie angazowa-
nym ofensywa W polnocnej Fran
cyl maja W tel chwili 233 dywizyi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
SALAzAR AND OTHER
REBEL LEADERS ARE
GOING TO SURRENDER
Villa Lieutenants and Seven
Hundred Armed and Mounte
Men Decide to Quit Bucking the
Government of Carranza.

FL Pa-o. Tex. july g-Rodolfo 4.
Udald, "a former Drozru political
leader. announced here today hc had
arranged for tho surrender of Jose
Nnez Sl.azar. Rodrigo Qucyedo amt
Manuel Gutierrez. together with ses-
m hundred armed and mounted villa
followers and that a tentative agree
ment surrender had been signed ON
June 80 Dy these three eaders Ugalde
claimed 90 hc authorized uy the Mex
car government % arrange tho de-
tails Of the formal Surrender ana Will
leave tonight FOR Mexico CITY Geo COM
plete these arrangements. hr said
Csaidc slld Sllazlr VIII retire tp
private lie and Qucyedo and Gu'icr-
req, together with their forces. VIII
De Incorporated into the Mexican
army 81 the north. lie added thas
each o. these three IchD, rs were tu
receive 5000 p-os and amnesty.
Mexican officials here however. sal.
tn. surrender q Salalars and MS
leaders ana men must bc uncoudi-
tlonal and mat no money viii be paid
them. They also deny The villa lead
ers have more lhan Gu men lu their
combined commando
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
DEFENSE IN MOONEY
CASE WINS A POINT
BY RULING OF COURT
Letters, Documents and Copies Of
The Blast Not Admissible as
a Whole; Each One TO be Read
and Passed on Separately.

By Associated Pfess.
San Francisco July 3.-Scores Of
letters and documents and copies OF
an anarchistic publication called
The Blast" offered as evidence by
the state 90 support it, charges that
MRS. ftsna Mooney Was a mcmuer
~ a group % cOn-pirators whose ac.
Invites since 1918 eliminated IN a
bomb explosion which killed ten per
sons here last July. are not admissa 81
bis Is = whole. Superior Judge En-
met Seaweli decided today.
Mrs. Mooney Is or trial here for
murder as the result u the explo-
sion which occurred during a prepar-
edness parade.
The court ruled that each letter aud
each article published In The Blest. %
whihc Wan edited here prior to the
explosion by Alexander Berkman. now
on trial IN New YORK Cts FOR alleged
interference with the s%eiectiye draft
registration law. should be read sub
sequently TO the jury and each given
a separate ruling as 20 Us admiss.-
blilty.
The state coneends that the docu-
ments many of which were Writt.n
hy Thomas J.. Mooney. husband OF the
defendant. who b. under sentence OF
death for one q the bomb murders.
shows direct connection OF Mrs.
Mooney with the alleged conspiraiors
whom. the prosecution charges. sough
TO bring about anarchy ana block
preparedness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
SUMMER M ON
THE UPPER PEcos
IN FULL SWING

Special Cefresuendenca to The Herald.
CoWles, Upper PvC1s, y. NJ. June
24-CDelayed los ceusorl-Thc sgm-
mer lamps on the Upper Pecos are
nov ia full swing. Fishing j. good
and the Monialn View Ranch home
is taxed to It's capacity TO take cars
Of guests.
The most exciting Inc den, last
week was the trapping and killing AZ
a huge SILVER tip weighing 90 pounds.
which Mr. McMullen. government
hunter " the United States biological
survey trapped and roped after a
thrilling fight with The pack Of bear
hounds. The meat was distributed
20 the various GUNNER residents and
local ranches and much enjoyed. The
hide was cured and sent 90 Musgrave
in Albuquerque. 81 the Biological sur
.Ney. for transmission 20 Washington.
Among Albuquerque people on the
Upper Pecos are the Charez family.
Macpherson. Boderick stevens who,
like the Pecos so much that they live
here the year round.
Walter councils h.ns the new cha
per cottage Tor the season. The Carr
family rive opened their summer
home. Nudge family. who have sum-
mered on the Pccos FOR thirty years
and have n permanent camp will oc
here in August.
Many eastern visitors and Texans
are here now and more expected next
month. The PeGos IN the most Access
slble summer place for Albuquerque
people as Il Is now possible 20 mako
the drive from Albuquerque in a car
In a short day. or to so by train, being
met by car at Glorietta and reach the
Upper river by early N the afternoon.
Grover Mayo Of Albuquerque Is GO
ing In strong for potatoes n has a
large acreage planted. Agnes childors
is planting cabbage and potatoes.
| Mrs. Chndburn Of Albuquerque IS al
the IrvIa Inn. Governor Lindsey
spent several days here last week,
glad 10 be away FOR a time from the
cares Of state and the complication
OF the council Of defense n ne Al
buquerque board Of aldermen and its
uauor ordinances. incident TO the lo-
cation Of the National guard camp.
| which Santa Re wanted so badly but
did not get. unaware that army reg
ulations prohibit National guard
camps al state capitals.
Hon. n. =. Putney. a successful
fisherman. was bucked on his horse
today and suffered a severe cut on
his chin. thus contributing 90 The
war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
No. 1901.
NOTICE ca SUIT.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF uEENAIIIIn

STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY or BERNALiiLo.
~ THE DISTRICT COCGT
Francisquita Tenario i.eyba. plaintiff;
~.
Shame Leyha. defendant.
To the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that q suit
has bee nlo against YOU in the said
court and county hy the above named
piaiatiff IN which the said plaintiff
.prays for an absolute divorce FROM
you on the grounds ~ cruelty and
n-on-support And sou are furihei
notified nat unless YOU enter or cause
to Doe entered your appearance iu
said cause "a or before the i1th dan
% August. A. H.. 1917. Judgment Will
boz rendered in said cause against
You hy defnult and the rciscf prayed
Tor viii he granted
The name of tho plaintiffs attorney
g. v. 7. Moore. Who's post office ud.
dress is Albuquerque. y. VI.
tSeap NESTOR MONTOYA.
clerk.
ny TIoS X D. MADDIsCN.
Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
Juice of Lemons!
How 70 Make Skin
White and Beautiful

Al the cost OF A small Jar oi urdl-
nary cold cream one can prepare a.
iulI quarter pint 81 the AMOS, wonder
ful lemon skin .ottpu"r % complex
ion heautihcr. hy squeezing the Juice
OF two fresh lemons into a bottle con
tanning three 1uunyes ~ richard
white. care should Dee tlNru Go strain
the juice through 1 line cloth 800 un
lemon pulp gets iu. then 'his lotion
Will Keep fresh for months. Every
womsu kuoV- that lemon juice is
used l bleach 1Hd r,mo.e such
hlcml-hcs 1s sallovnos- ircckles and
TAN and Boz the ideal -h.u softcucr.
rm1uthcuer and heautIicr.
Just a. Be- Get three oIuc'- %
orchard white az u pharmacy and
two lrmmons from NE grocer and
make up 70 quarter pine of this sweet
~ fragrant lemon lotion and massag"
ID daily INTO the face. urck. arms ana
hands. n naturally should hrip to
soften. freshcn bleach and bring ouut
tho roses o. beauty Of any skin. II
~ wonderful 90 smoother rough, rrdd
tnn1y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
Eddy County Leads
In Number Recruits
Furnished for Guard

Special Correspondence 90 Tho Herald
santa lie, y NJ. JUS a-lddN
county leads in tn number uf recruits
furnished for the National Eulrd Nih
l56, and san Juan Is low with : ace
cordinF 60 figures furnished g. g. UeiG
federal dishurslnR officer. hy the ,H1-
pany commanders. Tho figures arc
for the purpose OF ritiua ih. .tr.uu.
counties credit m connection Is tb Coz"
seicctivc draf, Tor the new Iru,y thc
total shown is ii4s and in tddl'l'1
there are about $50 men ut N|lllpurt-
que Who have % N,' hr,H uffi, un
enhsted
stnta Fo county ranks ihtiI IY me
.li-' with DIP men Ti, r.Y.rs fr
the counties rplloN
b'rrallu. los. Chayrs. nc DIiilN.
= curry. o.. DOM Ana ,i Eddy
100, Grant cd. Gundliup. o. Linz
coin 4. Luna g. Mcknle 7u Nora.
%: otero. 20 Quay 20. Eip Ntria.
2; Roosevelt. 80. san Jglu Sli.
Miguel. 52 .ndutnl Santa o..
.1i2; Sisrn "a. Su,aut Tao.
90 Torrance l I9iou go Voi,u,Ir
rs. Total mas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

which ~ns supposed to show patriot.
Ism. would be very much ou, % piac.
under present conditions The coun.
Itry needs tho powder. and Il need.
10 pro,ec the lise aud limb which
were sacrificed IN the former cs.
seFvanee. N the millions ~ properts
: shich regularly went 10 in smoke
land flame.
the sane Fourth movement has
made remarkable progress in the past
few wears. aud this year should sec
the end ~ the old ~absurdity Of cole
hratiHg the nations birthday with
pistols and crackers. with their in
|esitable accompaniment % racing ann
balances and clangIng fire engines
The deaths from Fourth % July cas-
%uaities which wers ies In 1903. had
heen reduced hy 1915 to 30. while the
injuries. which were 3.ssa. in the frs,
year. fen last year 20 $50. Formerly
the fIremen expected % be Rept On
the jump all day on the fourth. but
Cor several years in Chicago and ether
where fireworks have been pro-
hibited. the number 81 alarms has
actually been below the sally average.
with Thu record Q, should hardly
the recommendation Of the state
councils ot defense and the fire mar
ehals to cur municipal orders and
Individual cooperation against tho
use 81 explosives on the fourth. The
States Is likely to burr powder
enough his year without wasting any
~ Il on Independence Day. It's list
~ lead and wounded IN the cause %
will be long enough without
adding Il il in ar Anticipated and m
surd Observance " the Fourth OF
Inly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
GRANDMOTHER. THE PIONEER
PHYSICIAN.

In me good Old pioreor days ~ thi'
country. whom drug stores were irW'
ernudmother's root AND herb RENE
dies we're what were always Depended
upon Go bring relief Cor family "ll-
ments. and some Of grandmother !
root and herb remedies are o i"ui''
mpon the shelves ~ the modern drug
store. aud are among the best ana
most widely Used prepared medicine
such is lydia g. Pinkham'7 N't
table Compound. RI botanic remedy
originally prepared by Lydia D. i'n"-
ham. 81 Lynn. Mass ottr forts years
apo. and which has brought hr'lil'
aud happiue-s 200 more women 30
America than any other medIru me-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

The animal, month; u M, IN ~. fod.
der.
should BE- Obliged tor . int1e re-
rori on succcss with you y there
srould he good news to rsrcr Herr
K's presence herr FOR a day ~,lesirahles'
Hcnsath the eyer % cotton Wool
hcrs were sIs Aitle wcoden hose. Of
elongated form. In each box thei .
vas n fiaen tes, tube containing inc
ct'smea.
Tho explosives were sent to a han
oratory for analysis. Marks on them
showed them 70 be Of Hamburg mann.
factnrt. one-nnh or the contents Of
each box II was found. u placed on
a railway track would couse the de-
afrecfion ~ u over the length n one
metre.
Analysis % the cultures showed
them 20 be anthrax ana ISLANDERS.
Il wli be seen. therefore. that .be-
fore naknauia declared war on the
central power and while the Eing
dora Wea observing strict neutrality
Ial.A maintaining normal relations with
the German empire. the staff 90 the
imperial legation violated all the
rules of neutrality ana All the duties
Of diplomatic re~pre~estauvev ny intro.
ducing secretly into the Rumanian
capital considerable quantities Of IN
extremely powerful explosive. and
baclllus-cultures which were Intended
for the infection o. domestic animals
and were in consequence likely TO pro-
duse terrible murrains. as well a.
malAdies transmlsslhie to human be-
These revelations would be almost
unbelievable were II no, for N, fact,
that there has been unearthed la tie
United ssates enough evidence &c
show ~conclusively that there il no.h-
ing too despicable and vie for TIE
To attempt. and at a time when
he II making outward manifestations
az sincere friendship. He Is like nc
brute who. with q dRiEty bit ot food
IN his lef; hand eutices the dng to
and then when he gets near
enough hits him ever the head with
a big club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
\ SCREW LoosE s~oNTwmrnE.

-
That there is a screw loose sume-
where IN our machinery for market
ing foodstuffs becomes more and
more evident dany. and II the food
hill which IL now before congress.
when II becomes INV. corrects even a
small percentaee OF these evils at the
start the American people Nil feet
grateful and look forward 10 the time
when the scope OF m law u extend
ed so that the Ills from which they
Iare suffering may be eliminated alto
Igether.
Some instances have just come to
our attention which renec, quite viv-
Idly how the producer and the emo
sumner are being robbed by the pit
rates-the mIddlemen.
Recently a Florida man shipped a
Iquans : OF watermeions 10 an east
crn city. lie received the munificent
sum o. &c cents each for his melons.
The paid from 70 cents
20 a dollar each. The express chars-
es on the shipment amounted to
.22.13, or at the rate OF ia cents for
each melon. The commission house
that received the melons reported that
they SOLD for ,3s.s4 gross. or al the
lTate % i32 cents each. There we're
3Os melons in the shipment. From
this rriee came 10 per cent oowmis-
sion for selling.
The shipper received sio.7s for his
melons. The Commission house APP
parently did not make more than a
fair pron.. but ~ has been discOv-
cred that the commission house sold
90 wholesalers and the latter. when
selling 10 the retailers. received $50
n hundred for the melons, or 80 cents
each.
The same producer made a second
shipment OF melons 10 the 30 me city.
| There were $50 In this lot. on these
the epr1ess charges were s4.i3, OF
only a littel less than one-fifth Of the
iamount charged for transporting the
first shipment OF 300 meions This
difference the shipper II now iuyesti-
sating. The second lot SOLE a. ~
lows. fOAfi.0i cents each and $50
NssS each. the difference in price
being eaplainahie by the size OF the
melons. But the consumer paid near
ly the same for TINS second shipment
OF melons as he did for the first. The
wholesale price ia the second case
was $40 a hundred, or 80 each
But Tor ma second lot. after the
transportation. commission and other
charges had been deducted the prn'
ducer received q check Tor s. o., rI
payment ~ the rate ct less han two
cents Tor each melon.
The question now g.. whera does
the trouble iiea u looks like there
are too many middlemeu. For u.
stance. whyi sholid the producer have
TO sell 10 the commission man the la'.
ter 70 the wholesaler and he 10 the
retailer Why FOR instance could moi
our system of doing business be ar.
ranged so tina M least n Of these
Ro-betweens would bee eliminated u
Is obvious that there are too mnnS
firms between the producer und th'
lcuusumer getting "A rake-ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
NOISE Is NOT PATRIOTISM

THIS year of al others is the time
for a safe gnd sane Fourth Of July
celebration. The first Independence
Day sinoe the nauou entered ,hc war
for liberty should bc d thoroughly pa
triotic observance. The hid -time riot
~ noise. death. fire and destruction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

Judge ~ : Rodey. will leave FOR
M-ountninair this evening where he
Will deliver the Fourth Of July adj
dress az a big celebration 20 be held
there tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

itching piles provoke profanity hut
profanity won't remove them. Doan's
Ointment is recommended Tor Itch
INK. bleeding or penetrating piles. see
M any drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

Some smart Kids often wonder why
pa and ma canh be- so modest after
raising them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
ROOSEVELT BOYS ARE
IN FRANCE TO JOIN
THE AMERICAN FORCES

Paris July Major Thoudnrr
Roosevelt Jr. aud Captain Archibald
Roosevelt have arrived in Franco 10
Join the American eN~ptiIIHutrN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

a peep into me future might spoil
a lot of promising matrimonial pros
poets lf TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

University Heights is fast coming
a. the front.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-02
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy
with Sage Tea and
Sulphur

When you darken your hair with Sage
Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, be,
cause it's done so naturally, so evenly
Preparing this mixture, though, at home
Is mussy and troublesome For so cents
you can buy at any drug store the ready.
to-use preparation, improved by the addi.
ton of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur COMPOUND" You just
dampen sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at time. By morning
all gray hair disappears, and, after an
other application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully darkened, glossy and
luxuriant
Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace,
is sign of old age, and as we all de-
sire a youthful and attractive appear
ance, get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound and look years
younger. This ready to-use preparation
is a delightful toilet requisite and not a
medicine. 1t is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
ADV.