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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01
Wanted

WANTED-You 10 try Deyoe lead and
zinc paint. Vuispar. kalsomine. Erie
carbon root paint. TOGO seal root ce-
meni. stops leaks, lasts five years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01
The Markets


Sew York, Aug J. Profit taking
halted the rise for 20 time on the stock
market but prices advanced aglih
when United States steel rose a.,
points on heavy accumulation which
included a block 81 5000 shares. OH
cr Iudustrials ana war cduipmou =
registered equal gains. also sugars and
tobacco, while alcohol rose over g
points and Atlantic Gutf and West
Indies "A point. Rails and metals con-
uuucd sluggish with oils and related
~epcCialtics. The bond market was
steady. liberty 3l.'s selling az the
narrow rang. Of 90 50 90 90 Al
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FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front
room; board II preferred. 2i0
North Fourth.
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DrnNcr IANcstnck.

Denver Aus I-Catue- Receipts,
500. Market 20 cents lower best
steers. sI.50M 1000; cows and heifer
s. sea as, stockers and feeder,
s. 5s 500: calves, Si0,OOh l. 90.
Hogs -Ileceipts. 300 Market strong
ana higher. Top. Si5.N5, balance
down To St5.20.
She p-Neccipts - Noue Market
unchanged
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New York Aus l-Le1d-Steady.
spot lo@ Spclier, quiet spot Eas;
81 Loui. delivery. Na. HNNs A. Lon
don Lead spot $50, los futures.
l2', los Speltor spot. tit future
$40
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Advertising Planned to
Get Your money"

THE HERALD has fm. some lime refused 10 solicit through its local sales
force or with special imported men, the various advertising schemes
planned with hut two ideas in view, ito get the advertisers money" and to
put over a special deal for the sole benefit of the paper and generally mind
you, AT advanced rates so the special man can carry" his share q. the
money away
THE HERALD has found after a careful investigation through the readers
Of the paper and through the advertisers themselves that this kind Of adver.
Using does not pay.
The absolute lack of merit Of this kind of advertising whether backed by a
proven by the fctt that il cannot be sold Il, the experienced advertiser.
IN fact, this kind of advertising can seldom, if ever be sold to the same
advertiser twice unless that man is a peculiarly easy mark and only aiyer.
tSeS Il Sc hSn name m print, and doeSn not carrto get results. This is ot len-
innate advertising and does not make for increased sales or development of
new business nor does it sell goods ON their merit or create any permanent de-
mand. II does lot reduce the cost of selling, but ON the other hand increases it,.
by big promises the non advertiser the very mar who needs the right kind
of advertising help and tho very man wo. if handled rropcrly. could be dc
Using, failing to rcoh" from 1t. lie is naturally "gmShy" when approached
with legitimate advertising plans and invariably states that he has tried adver-
Using and found that while il is all right fr SON people 1t does not pay in his
business.
Which kind of advertising do you want? The kind planned to get results
or the kind that Is planned to get your money! THE HERALD has expert
advertising men who are ready 10 help yu with result getting advertising
The 'getthe money advertising along with dishonest advertising we
have mt off the list,
Advertising expert, all over the country who sell white space for a clean
purpose, for the purpose of giving the highest cmss IF service 10 ALL their adj
They believe however that when you show Il person a peach his mouth will
water and that it equally true of human mtuc-'when you show a person
values within their reach, they II spend a quarter Keep hHmnning away
That the whole secret of successful advertising i'm a ut she'll and Mr. Non
ADVERTISER The Herald ha, a oouni advertising idea for your business no
matter how small may be- Your advertising appropriation.
If you, Mr.. Merchant, are in a mood to talk over Adver-
Using and want to use the columns of THE EVENING
HERALD a phone call will bring our solicitor to your Of
fee at once.
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bulls. So o0a 500, calves. sG.5OaiI
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1000. Steady.
Lambs. 50 90 a l4.1i. yearlinss. 50. "a
6ll00; wethers. SS.50H TOGO. ewes.
s.. 00Tg25.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room FOR
light housekeeping with sleeping
porch. 2ll East Gold. Phone i5isw.
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New York MctaI.

e Norh Metal.
New York Aug. l.-Copper-Firm.
Tlectrolvti'. spot ana nearby. t29.006
3O.09. nominal; Sept. and fourth
quarter. s27.00a 99.0o.
Iron Firm and unchanged
Tin Firm. spot. SG3.75 bid. At
London spot copper. fi25: futures.
fiet eleotrolytic. fl37. spot tin.
fst1. i0s; futures f2I3. los.
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TYPEWRITER SALE.
TYPEWRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand, bought. sold. ented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex'
change. Phone 9i4. i22 SO. 9th 81.
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LARGE. cool. modern rooms. Phone
1861. SIC West slower.
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Nrw YORK. Aug L. Mercantile pa.
u"r. a. per cent. sterling 60 da,
bills, ~ per cut commercial 80
day bells. on banks 45fA per cent,
commercial 50 day bills. am PET
Dent; demand. AS 9-lG per cent.
Bar silver. 79c.
Mexican dollars. GlLc.
Time loans steady. go day. ga
a., per cent; 30 days a. m4A pci
cent; six months. ita Nia, per cent
can money Easier. High, 2is pei
cent; low. ~ pr cent; ruling rate
2 per cont. last loau. 2ls per cont.
losing hid, ? per cent offered az. 90,
ptr cent.
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Chicago Livestock.

chicago. Aug. l.-Hogs-Receipts,
2t.oo Highet. HuW sf5l0m 1914:
light. SttNNM 1915. heafy. $lllo a.
10 so. pigs. StIt0G1A.50
cattle Receipts. 5000 Firm. Ma
tive beof cattle. s7.0GG 14l5; western
steers SS.25all.Gu stockers and
Feeders, 5.1iH 800. COWS and heifcrs.
St.4oM 1t.70. calves. tN.1im 1900.
sheep Esccipts. l2.UOU. Weak,
Wcthcrs. s, G0I TO- 15. lambs. 81 80 ~
% 40.
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Physical Tests of
Draftees Nearing an
End This Afternoon

More than 200 men 81 the SECOND
county call had been oNimined boy
draft board physicians up to 3 oclock
this afternoon whcn the iast appoint
ca day Tor the tests OF the 500 called
was drawing 90 a close
Fify-two mon bad been examined
during the day az that tmo. and 10
was expected that % ,otal OF about a.
would paEs through rho doctors hands
before inc days work ended
% was -ald that numbers OF the
mon called had failed tu report FOR
examination 1ud tnc doctors expected
to get through with 5l those who
We're ownitIur tests Orb the court
house Men who do not respond To-
the summon for physical c2amiun-
ton are recorded s passed and
drafted
Some leeway hus been afforded men
who failed TO report ON time FOR "a
good reason. and it Is eypcctcd that
the physicians VIII have siragrlcrs
before hen tomorrow Tor exumiua-
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-29
THE ENEMY IN THE HOUSE.

While preparations are going for
ward, slowly hut surely. for the ul-
innate object Of crushing the German
ieoyernment on the bat,lefields Of Eu-
rope and underneath the sea. n new
danger has become apparent, although
lit has existed for n long time; namely,
the ripening OF the crop OF reason for
which Germany has been mistakenly
Isowing tho seeds OF disunion ever since
the war began. and. in fact. as 4
now turns out. for a long period be-
| fore hat As the n. Y. Tribune says.
1.-THE machinery OF u democracy
has been seized upon by German
agents. This is mantle ted in news-
papers bought. politicians bribed.
members OF congress h~ybnotlzed By
their German constituents, and the
paclfists with their weak mentalit,
fused with the blaekhearted I. W. WIS
every element OF unrest. every area
of dissatisfaction. every faction
blinded by Utoplan aspirations or ant
waited By the passion % class hatred,
has been turned TO serve a German
purpose"
This has not perhaps been 50 clar'
lnsly apparent AZ since Mr. Root on
his return from the great mission ~
Russia. by his stirring utterances
waked up the country 10 he dang
of German propaganda In America
There are men, he said, walking
labout The streets ~ this city tonight
that ought 10 be taken out at sunris'
Tomorrow and shot for treason. Tho,
are doing their work under false PRE-
tense. they are pretending 20 be To-
tho country and they are lying eFet'
day ana Ia every word. They are gov
ering themselves with tho closk oi
pretended Americanlsm and y W.
qre competent and IN for our liberty
we will find them out and get az them
There a-s some newspapers published
every day, M editors Of which de-
serve conviction and execution foi
treason. And sooner or later they
win get H."
Il mus, be said tina, the govern
ment is fully alive 10 this condition
LOT things. The J. W w. with H.
record of incendiarism, violence and
ASSASSINATION. used for Intimidation Of
workmen opposing H. has beer
brought 10 hay by the federal arm
ION the eve 81 a widely prepared strike
Of construction workers ana harves'
hands. threatening burning ef crop.
and widespread destruction the rwif
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Uncle Sans Proxies
Will Speak on War at
The Theaters Tonight

Uncle Sam will talk To movie au-
diences here tonight through Four
Minute Mel selected by Laurence r..
Lee. director OF the |Jur Minute
Work In Sew Mexico by appointment
from the State Council Of Defense.
why We Are Fighting Is to he he
subject Of all three talks, which VIII
not run over four minutes In length.
WHY We Are Fighting win be the
governments official explanation Of
why the United States was forced
10 take up arms against the German
autocracy.
Capt. w. G. Reid, brother Of the
federal disbursing agent for New
I Mexico. will speak at the Pastime
! theatre; w. G.. Oestreich of the coun-
~ council of defense. will speak az
the Lyric theatre: and David :. Hos-
enwald. "A merchant, will speak AT the
"B" theatre. The speaking will be
about SEQ.
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orR r SCHOOLS.

A -perusuai Of the records % the
new teachers who have been added n
the faculty Of the Albuquerque Hien
school for the coming year will show
that the CORPS 81 instructors VIII bs
an unusually strong one. IN addition
60 this, Freat ears has been exercised
Ia selecting the erade teachers, on,S'
those who are known 10 possess the
-necessary qualifications 90 render
satisfactory service have been en-
ployed. and from the standpoint of
tesehing talent h schools will star,
OFF next Tuesday under unusually
favorabls circumstance.
The parents OF Albuquerque have
a duty TO perform this year. which ID
10 see hat their children are sent 81
schooL THIS IL an important matter
a. ali times. bur ~ mich stress cam
not De laid upon IL now in view q the
war IN which the world ~ engaged.
AZ th.N war should be- prolonged the
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ONLY A PORTION OF
D., l. v RAILROAD
WILL Be DISMANTLEO
Colorado Public Utilities Commits
sion Orders a Stretch 30 Miles
Long Kept in Operation Great
Western May Purchase II.

Denver Aus -'-Tho public ut,I-
ties couIm -4iou to-day entered uu u.-
Ger prohibiting -disutuuiul Of tina.
rart OF the Denver. Laramie 81 NYrth
western railroad between MHlk.l
station aud 20 point wher, the road
crosses the boulder VALLEY branch
CO.. 'he t'riuu Pacific railroad.
Tho portion % the road which b..
rot Zoo u, di~msurcd under tho com
mission order is or ahnu .i miles iu
length.
lu the SAME order tho commission
permits tho Great Western railway
Geo purchase this twenty five miles
from tho Denver Laramie " North-
western owner uu agreement .p GONE
tiuuo operation 1a % Common corr.cr
r toInrfdo
Tho commissions opinion and .
dec aHuuung,d orally by Commission
Ter NJ. "a. N~yloswurth wrr, made in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-29
Mexican Bad Man Is
Able to be a Terror
Even or Hospital Cot

Lying on a hospital cot, half dead
from bullet wounds. Pablo Herman
dee. the old Mexico bad man who
bnttled against four officers In his
cell at the county Jail yesterday, SIN
had u la him To bee something 81 %
terror last night, After rallying
somewhat from tho effects of his
wounds YESTERDAY afternoon h" bee
came restless and developed q dee
gree Of dolirium that frightened the
nurses at st. Jcseph's hospital last
night
Word was sent to tho -horifrs
office. and t'udcrsherift e.. T.. Woot-
ten detailed a deputy 90 stand guard
~ Hernandez az the hospital u
was said this afternoon that he was
quiet and seemed somewhat better.
hut was still in e procarious cpndt-
ton
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country viii need All 81 the trained
men ana Il can get. There
will be no desrth % men TO fight in
The trenches. hut the supply 81 trained
minds-msnds capable % grappiing
with thn scientific. educational AMI
other problems which the country
must fscs-win not be equal to the
demand. Therefore. school attendance
assumes q dlfferent ana more I'm
portant aspect this year tia Il has
ever lone before.
Furthermore. when this war Is
over. when the guns arc aid aside and
mo lonwcr heIch forth death and de-
struction. when peace settles over the
land ami the b~eiligerents have had
time 20 take an inventory Of their
needs. u will he found that practi.
caiiy the whole worid--with the ex-
ception of the United States. we hope
will have 20 be rebuilt. We shall
not only have TO feed our own indus
trial population. but also a large
part Of western and central Europe.
Our socisi. Industrial and civic life
viii have a. he adjusted. For tho
purpose Of meeting our war debt u
will be absolutely necessary hat our
productions be increased. China and
Russia with their new democraoies
and their new Development win need
and ask our hcln. England. Fran -
and Italy also the central powers.
win Doubtless have TO undergo a
Thorough process Of Reconstruction and
We must b, ready to help. Their
colleges and universities are now al
mos, empty. Their older students,
their recent graduates and their
younger professors are fighting in
the trenches. OF have already persisted
In the war. There is hut one solution
OF the problem: America mus, como
To the rescue.
Pupils, especially those in the lover
iErades. are incapable 81 comprehend
Ing the Importance OF acquiring an
education at this time They do not
grasp the responsibilities that arc
resting uron the students In tho
schools and colleges % the United
States. This makes h necessary that
Ieha4. aaranfs-uaaufa "a marc ma.
mre minds-be particularly careful
10 sec that their children attend
school. We don't know-we can't
teli-but II may be that thousands
iwho are now enrolled in the grade
schools az the United states will ba
needed To rchabilitate tbs world when
the war IL over. Let us be prepared
so that when the call comes--as IL is
sure to do sooner or later-we will
he in a position TO make h RESPONSE
that we should.
, The board OF education OF Alhuquer-
laue-through the generosity OF the
taxpayers--has made preparations TO
do everything possible to the end that
IAN children In the city may acquire
Ian education and tit themselves for
1.-THE grea; responsibilities which they
will necessarily have to encounter N
later years. II Is now the duty Of the
children. with the aid OF their p%arcn's,
TO sec that opportuniiy's knock is
mot allowed 20 go unanswered.
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EFFICIENCY.


Gratifying Indication % the extent
10 which the railroads OF the United
states are making effective their eff
fort 90 produce greater transportation
efilcienes By reports jus, received by
the railroads war board.
The first meeting Of the war board
was held Aprf 20. Figures for Nav,
the frs, full month following, sho~
that the railroads rendered about ~
per cent more freight service with
practically the same number Of cars
ana locomotives as last year.
The war board was created by the
railroads al the reauest Of the Council
% National Defense. The railroads
agreed that for the period os the wac
they should be operated by the board
a. a single trans-continental railroad
system. eliminating an individual ana
competitive activities.
The railroads have gone a. this pa
srlo;ie effort as they never went at
anything before In their history. Their
difficulties are very great. but never
before hive difficulties been iackied
with finer spirit or greater determin-
alton q surmount them.
New railroad equipment which
he made In America Is now being sent
q our allies In Europe. The prob
lem OF our railroads Is TO handle a
very great increase In freight vita
virtually no increase In cars. ioco-
motives or tracks In that effort they
are not only co-opcrating among
themselves. bu, are receiving splendid
support from the public and shippers.
Actual returns just now complied
nre from railroads having i73.ios
miles Of line. The reports show that
these linef In May last year gave serv-
ioe equivalent to carrying 2s.t2s. s4s.-
r11 ,ona OF freight one mile. while
this year they carried 2s.se2.S70.io9
ion one mile. an increase of exactly
1871 per cent.
The great increase IN service was
rendered with a very slight increase
in the amount OF equipment used.
The number OF freight locomotives
In service In May last year was 2a.-
aG2. whue this year the number was
2f.4ss. Al increase Of one-half Of one
per ceat.
Last year in May there were L.
se0.sa2 freight cars In service. while
this year the number was i.s33.02i.
an increas Of it-5 per cent.
A distinct mark OF progress Is the
great reduction in the number Of
freight cars In the shop or awaiting
repairs. Last year In May there were
1is.I47 cars under. or awaiting re-
pairs. while this year only lOt.osi
were In hat condition. Locomotives
In repair. or awaiting repairs las; year
were f.oos and in Man this year 1851
a reduction OF ie.3 per cent.
Last yea railroad locomotives RAJ
an average Of sb.s miles per day
while this wear they made 7i.s miles
Freight cars made an average ri
2s3 miles n day in May last year
and this yea 2s.s miles. an inereass
OF 5 per cent. In the same period
The mileage Of cars moving empty wa.
reduced hy 5 per cent. while ths
mileage OF cars moving under LOAD
was Increased BY % per cent.
The foregoing figures VIII appear
al the more remarkable when It [.
realized that May. 1915, was itself d
month az heavy traffic.
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Volunteer Trimmer of
Horses Tail Released

Frank Ortiz who out most Of the
hnir OF the tail Oft horse belongings
TO n nan named Steiners at Copper
avenue and First street early last
eeeninR. was released In the cfty court
this morning after a hearing ON a
charge CT malicious mischief.
II was shown that Ortiz was LED e.
barber the horses tail by n joker.
The joker told him that there wa a
marke, for material for horsehair
goods and that the best way To get
II was t. u II off the nearest tell.
Ortiz used a scissors and didn't make
AIRY attempt to bob the tail. and his
shipping didn't hurt the horse except
In looks.
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rlIr IoIL on TI,E CHILDREN

So Ear this year i,S63 children have
been killed or injured while at play
In the streets Of this oty.
The mayors committee Is planning
10 create q sunken garden in Central
park-n beauty spot for tho ciiN's
wealthy Rrownups-in the thirtg
eight acres NOW occupied by tho Old
reservoir
Twenty thousand children n da
could lathe and onc hundred lhuu
sand find health ana amusement II
this land were used Tor a swimming
pool AMI playground instead 81 From
the New York Evening Mail.
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Yesterdays Results
National ILcagu,

ST Louis g. Philadelphia
New York E; Pittsburgh .
Cincinnati o. Boston D.
Chicago =. Brooklyn 70.
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ana unopected action lasr week -cf
the federal military authorities IN ar
resting the tweniy-scven prominent
aiieeed slneleaders 81 the Industrial
Workers % the World. made a fiasco
90 Ne strike which misht have had
serious results. Announcement by the
federal Authorities of thousands Of
troops available in the %northwes;
states 10 aid the farmers aud other
agricultural Interests In their organ-
isation to resist destruction Of crops
or interference In harvesting, shows
that the government u determined
to stamp y this German invasion
In our own traders.
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SCOrc. u ~ =.
Cincinnati 900 0Ii 02G LIS - !
Boston .....sni 0to bod O. J
Batteries: Toney. Eller and Wingo
Nehf and Tragresscr.
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American Association.

Kansas city 2 indianapolis q.
Milwaukee o Louisville &.
No other games scheduled.
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AMERICAN Lcngmc.

81. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland
Washington az New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Where They Play

New York at Brooklyr
Boston at Philadelphia
S. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Score. X. ". ~
Detroit ....00t 400 s2C lis is o.
.Clcyeiand 900 C1O COO I Is I
Batteries. Dauss. Cunningham ana
Stanage. Yelle, Basuy. rlsketson and
% Neiil. Deberry.
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Today's Baseball
Results
American League


Score. first game: r. n. p
81. Louis 0NG % O0O-G 4
Chicago .....O1D 600 81 o-6 = o.
Batteries: Koob. Wright and Sew
eroid. Russell and Schalk,
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Score. H. ~. r.
Chicago loo o 900 g ]
Hrooklyu ....000 GOO oil ~ .
Batteries. Hendrix and Elliott. VIII
sen; Smith and Miller.
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MIl. LnYNN,s coNnIsTENCY.

At last, the nation is not being both
cred by any views from MI, Bryan -
10 how 10 run the wnr-Butte Miner.
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American Association

At Kansas city q Milwaukee >
At Minneapolis 4. ST Paul g.
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Western League

Chicago Ncw York g
-. LOUIS Philadelphia D.
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Want To ade hat mule Tor a gas
wagon Try the WAIST AD way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-29

Henry hHuls haggBge u an other
things;
tie comes ut your calling as hats on
their wings.
His motto II prOmptn-ss: hiH s"r'irc
II fine:
Whenever YOU want him iust phone
NINE-TIIRIE-NINE
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\ little WANT AID now ann then
- read by every class OF men--anh
womon too. I'ry me.
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els up the corn or callous without even
Irritating the surrounding skin.
Wmen Keep a bottle OF freezone
handy on the dresser and never let q
corn ache twice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-29

A little WANT AID nov ann ;her
II read by every class Of men and
women ton. Try one.
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Phone s. RED Barn, aii Ncst cop
per. Tor first class livery. W. l.. Trim
bic A 90.