davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

icren5 o6gei6idt,~ bat Der @3iniIter
ser Qepeic6c 8ufolge ecGuBert. ~SSra
@egent9eil, er ino i1 (9erenstD uno
Eereiti6enfo) iproben beribicoentlib
nit ocn 9otidoiiern (@nglono's llnO
6ronfreih's) mo betonten Dab es
notbwcnoie ieL So5ioliiten Der Cant
Der Der 9laiirten BGlle nad Stod-
holm ouS3ultellen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
3mcfs Snrdtrcn5nug OentIdlcr Bal,
fanplGue.

2on0on, IS. gluguit. n SSn Be
untportlna cincr aritilirllng Der nil
litdrii6en llntb1tigfeit mlf Dem 9ol.
Tan CAB 9luslanoniniiter 9uliour
6cutc I'M llnicrboitie 5u, 6nB es bon
@idtiqfeit Iei, elmer erfolereidei
8erluirfli6ung ser oeiti6en @ldnc
be3iigli6 Der 9lusoe6nurg OeS &rie.
ges inn Often por5ubeligem erfldrtc
ober eleidb5eiiie, ii6er Oen @cgen.
Itano feinerlei Snformotionen ge6en
81 fonnen, neil Die gon5e 9lngelegen.
belt nidt oiplomotiiden Gborafters
Iei, IonOern oielmcbr BON Dem
ariegsgliid en Der peIttueiten 6ront
obbonee.
Inter 9e5u9nnbme ouf Die nit
ben Sperationen an oieier 6ront ucr.
bunOenen oroBen Sdluierigfeiten,
melde flor on5eigten ooB bier gln-
priffe nod Dem an Der @eItfront be.
iolgten Wloolts iinmoglid ieien er.
fI1rte Serr 8oIfour, ooB ieiner 9ln-
iid)t nod nit ousgeOe6nten Opera
tionen in Der ollerndhlten 3ufunft
ni1t 9ere6nct merOen fonne.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gyerlammInnacn per6Otcn.

&on 0en oeutihen 8eboroen in Stet-
tin. @refutio- -9(uslcbuB Der
io5ioliItiiben Eartei proteitirt
bei'm &on5ler.
81 IterOam t8. 9(ueuIt.
Ger N}ilitGr- Gomnionoont bon Stet-
tim bat i'm Snterciie Der offentliben
Si6erbeit Die 9(bboltiing bon Ser
iantmlitngen IN Stettin uno I'M 0i-
itrift &anbow ber6oten.
Ser n@orpGrts" iogt, ooB Ser erei
fiitip-9lusiduB DER io6ioliitiiden @or.
tel Dem &eidsfon5ler einen @roteit
gegcn iolde @erboie, wel6e aus oacu
Sbeilen oes 9iei6es gemel0et pcrOep,
il6erlonot bobe.
&egierungsfr freunoli8e e
So5iolilten 10 ornen.
9openbogen, is. 9lueult. ~
Scr llnnuttb iiber oos in Stettin err
loilene &er6ot Ger g(bboltitng bon
@crionunlungen bat iid bis Solingen
ousgeoebnt. So5ioliiten, melc6e 0ie
3egierling linterltiiben, benliiben iib,
imorganiiirte GemonItrotionen 5lt
per9iuocru mo crflGreu aQeu @euoi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gImerifaner in @aris nerMrtleiIt.


Yoris, Is. g[uguIt. ~ Qic ome-
rifoniidc glrmee- Uniform bat eelteru
in einen biciigen Gorreftionsgericbt
ibr @rl6einen gemadt. Ser ErGger
ser Uniform mar SnrrD aur1 pel-
der ii6 0oftor Ger 2iterotur elmer
gleip- yorfer llniberiitdt nennt. Gr
mar oneefloet, li6 piOerre6tli6 III
6ronfreid ouf3ubolten. SIN SUM
1916 mar er ousecmielen moroet
peil feline Gltern Olterrei6er iino.
gSie aur5 erflGrte, bat er, ais cr
nit elmer gln8obl omerifonii6er
9lrmeeflieser nod 6ronfreid 5uriid-
febrte, ieinen Moior bon ieiner frii-
beren 9lusWeiing in aenntniB &C.
iett. Ser @}oior babe ibn inoeiien
nit oen @orten: ng8ir nerOen ldon
iebcn~ beiHwibtigt.
Ger omerifonii6e 6lieger murOe
81 einent N1onot @efGngniB bcrur.
tbeilt er miro inocfen morecn in
5reibeit geiett meroen, oo er % Gage
in llnteriudungsboft uer6iiBt bat.
Nbpuncnsen, bic Ocn o9cntItcn GOr1Ss
ipOnoentcn" nidJt piinftlif Ober unrcerl.
naeia cr6aItcn, iiHO atbeten, Der SfItCz
saDOn per EeIcpbpn pOcr Idrlttlish Nv,
bfIlpHa az osesssa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

len, OoB iolde 0emonitrotionen,
wenn lie niht untcr geboriger &ei-
hlng Itottfinoeh ibren 8ielen nur
idooen fonnen.
Eerttl. g[rbciter in Q q d.
fen 0ro9en nit @ene.
rulltrife.
9openbo9en, Is. 9litgult. ~
Sertil-9(rbeiter in So6ien lino III
GROCER g(ufreglng megen Der BERT
ihen &obn- rnO ylabrunesnittel-
bdltniiIe upO ein oll9emeincr Strife
miro angeOrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

roliiob beroifentli6te oiii5icne Be-
riAt iugt:
.@ir idIueen geitern me6rere
feinoli6e 0etohementS 5uriid uno
nabmen cine ans icinoliden Gfli5ic.
rem 5rtiammeueeiebte @atrouile gc-
ianecn. Gos glrtiaerie.6eler mar
auf Der htliiden 8ront 81 3eiten in.
teniiDcr, ais an ben Oorbergc6enoeh
Tagen.
Seute Nloreen utternabnl etnes
unierer -@eidWaOer einen neren
glngriif oiif Die feinoliden militori-
i6en @erfe bel Gomeno unO er5ieltc
quite 9lemltote. 9lne rmiere glero.
plane fbrten 5uriid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

nod ben offi6ienen 2on6oner Be
rihten oGe ibre neuen 5teIIun-
gen. 0ie Sron5oien MAIDEN
nabe Der Strobe bon giridoOte
nod 2oneemord peitere Sort
iaritte. - 2ebbufte GIiesertbd.
tiefeit. iIf
2on6on, tS. 9luelit. - Die
bcutc glben0 bonn britiihen 9lrmce,
&ouptqnortier pcroifcntIidte oft
5ieGe Nlittbeillmg bat iolgenoeu
@ortlout:
,gluBer Dem beilte gIohmittog &C.
mcloetcn erfoleIoien Oeutiden 9In.
qriii noromcitIih bon Gems unter.
nnbm Der 6ein0 beute Morgen nod
3pei onoere @egenoorItoBe ouf bic
Icr 5ront. oen einen oItliH BON Zoos,
ben onoeren in Der glohbnridait oes
S5ugo-WoIocs. SIN eriten 6alle &c.
rietben Die feinoli6en 9lnerifistriip.
pen unter unier Sperrfeuer uno
murOe in ltnorOnine 5uriideetrieben,
wobei iie idpere gerIuIte erIitten.
gci'm 5weiten goritoB gelone es
Der fcinoIiAen Snfanterie, trob Der
8erpenoune BON 6lommenperiern,
nidt, OH uniere Sdiieenerdben ber-
on3ufommen.
gIuf Der ShIadtfront mar
Die fcinoIide grtiIerie belite ettuas
rubieer.
Sn 9lifteeiedten iuuroen IL oeut-
ide gleropIane berimtergeboIt lmo Is
onoere puroen auBer Gontrole &C.
braht 3p0Ii lmierer Woihinen
peroen berhiiBt. 8pei oerielben coll
lioirten iudbreno eines 6hiees uno
fielen innerbalb Der Oertiden 2inien
berImter."
9 eut der @egenartgriff
bel Gems fru6tIos.
gritifdeSrouttn6ran
reid un6 8cIgien i1B. 9lue.
Qeltide Triippen baben beute
Wloreen in oIer 6riibe einen neuen
ihnrien @eeenboritoB gegen eineu
2beil Der neuen conaoiideu Eoiitio-
nen norDpeitliH unO peItIid bon
Gems nnternommen.
@s gelang ben Teutihen, In Die
britiihen Shiibenerdbcu ein5uorin.
gen; iie piIroeu ieooh eIeif oorouf
in blutieeu Jlobf1mpfen tpieOer bin.
ouseetrieben. Qie Oeuti6en erIitten
betr6dtlibe @erluite, lno mir mad-
ten cine 9ln3obI bon @efangenen.
SIN llebrigen boben lid auf oieier
8ront feline beoeutenOen Snidnterie-
glftionen 5ueetroeen; ober Idpere
@rtiaerie.CueIle oouerten an oieIen
@imften in Der g1oht fort, unO ole
2nfttpebr mar onf beiOen 5eiten be-
Ionoers oftib.
Cie britiihen 6Iieeer bebaupten
nod pie Dor in Der 2uft Die Sber.
ban6, iIno in 5dbIreiden @efedten
boben iie in ben Ietten beiOen Eagen
minOeiiens 90 feinoIide 9leropIone
5eritort iino 10 anocre 5ur 9anoung
ee5iplneen. gIf britiIde 9leropIone
merOcu OermiBt.
Die gefcitieuug oer neiIgetponne.
ncn britiidben SteIhnecn Oonert in
8lfrieoenitetenoer @eiie fort.
Sic 9riten b.olten tire
Stellun9e in ihDe.
rem 9Gmpfen.
2onoon tS. 9luguit. ~ Oto6
Der bentiecn WlelOung Oes 5elomar.
idolls Saig iiuO an Der 5lonoern.
SSront Oeutife @egendngriiie nod
idperen 91mpien BON oen britiiden
Truppen pieoerim boIlItdnOig obge-
ihlagen porsen.
Cie Meloiing loutet:
Ger 5einO nnterno1m beute Dlor.
gen einen erneiiten @eeenoneriff &c.
gen utiere tiir5lid eroberte SteIliine
innIittelbor noroueiilid bon Gems.
@ieoerum muroe er bollitGnoig 5u.
riidgcidlogen noh iddrfen 9dmpfen,
in ueIhen mir etlide @efoneene nab.
men.
9etrdhtlicbe fein0Iihe 9lrtiIIerie-
9bdtigteit gab es wdbreno Der Ndht
in oieier @egenO ioipie noroueitlih
bon Ypern"
@iitbeuoe Sample nm q O.
lDgon.
8rittfdc Sront in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
GyinnIanO iuiOerIpcnltio.


Der bon Der rniiii6en Geeierung
bcrfiigten 9lufloiiine ieine Sisun-
gen mieOer ouf. TT &uiiiide &e-
sieruns eiebt @iniesuns eines
General Sefretoriats fir Die
Ukraine 6u.
PETERSBURG, 1S. 9lueult
Sn NliBo6tllng 0es BON Der propiio-
riiden 9legierlmg perfiisten 9luil6-
ilings-0efreis bat DER 9uOeet-glus-
iduB Oes finnii6en 2anotaes feline
eSibuneen pie0er ouieenomuen.
Solliten, elm iuniides Yiitglieo oes
glusi4uiies, erbo6 Froteit, ooB Die
Sibung perfaiiiingspiorig iei, imo
DerlieB oas Gomite- 3immer, oo9 ole
So5ialiiten uno glgrorier blieben in
3uiomnenfltnit.
Fetersburger 3eitlrneen erflGren,
Die prooiloriide 9legierlme peroe
ni6t Dor @epoltnaBnobmen 5iriid-
ibreden, Inn ole Sibung Oes iinui-
iden 2anOtoes 81 DerbiuOern.
Gin @encraIfefretGr fiir
Die Il fraine.
Y YeterSburg, IS. 9luguIt.
Die propiioriibe 9ieeierung bat Der
@inri6tme eines @eneroliefretariats
fir ole Ukraine 5ugeitimmt. gis sur
enogiiltieen @niideiOuns Der 6roge
Der SelbItOerwoltlng pur6 ole Ser
foiiungsperianmhtng miro Dies Sc
fretoriot oas Organ Der Gegierlng
fem, unO IlitelieOer Oes Sefretn-
riots iperoen ole Eropin5en &iew,
9olbDnien, Eooolien, Yoltomo
Si6ernieop uno anoere, wenn Ole
SenItpos es miinihen in Geripal-
ting nebmen. 0ieie neue 9ieeierltn9
Der Ukraine miro aus folgenOen gIb-
tbeilungen beiteben: 5inan5, Slider.
bou, oifentlider llnterri6t, SonoeI
uno Snolitrie, innere glngelegenbei-
ten 9lrbeit uno rationale 6raeen.
@roBfiitit Mihael mill
ni6t mad @ngIano
g G + en-.
Betersburg. 18. 9lugult. -
@roBfiirit @li6nel' bat, nad Der
ngorien- 3eitins~, oen @oridIag,
oob er in @neIono @obniis nebmen
ioIlte, nit ser grfl0rilng 5uriidge-
mieIen, er fonnte 9luBlono niht oer-
IoIIen, 70 lonec ole 5ufiinftiec &egie.
rungsiorm BON Scr 8erfoiiungs-&er-
Iammhlna nod nidt bei6loiien iei.
g8ie erinnerlib, bate Ser @roBfiirit
5ii 8eqinn Der 9fepolution proOiIori.
ihen @er3idt ouf Ole Sbronfolge ge'
leiItet unO flnogegeben, er peroe ben
3bron mlr onnebmen penn oos 8olf
i'm 0o3u beriic.
Syn oen lebten Sogen Doren @e-
riihte bon ieiner 9l6reiie nod @ng
IonO i'm llmlnuf Ooh. mie Die vBor-
len.3 3eihine" ioet, iei ibm mtr Die
9obl eelnHen morOen, nah England
5u ee6en ooer in 9iuBlano gu blei-
BEN.
Qes Gr- 3oren 8abrt ma d.
Stbirten.
NeterSburg, tS. 9luguit.
Uepeihen aus @iatfo an Der noro-
Iiben Clinic nod Sibirien meloen Die
Gur6fobrt 5weier Sonoer5iige nit
6erbdneten 6enItern in oitIi6er 9ii6'
tiine. O1an bernlutbet, Oab iid Der
@r.3or umo feline 6onilie nebit Be
gleititng ouf oieicn 9ubn5iigen be-
fono. gei 9lnfunit in 8iotfo ourtte
g&iemano lidb oen Moggons nobern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

gfbunncnten. bic ben ,,DeHtiden Gorreipon.
rentcn" uidt ptntilim uber nnrcgclmnRig CT
hnlteu Hno pcbctcn, Der Office nnDun per 50
IeghpH pptF imrlItlin @diipsiIRue aR undleh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
llutlos.
9entl6e WCgenaugriTr
segen 8ritcn.
Sn fslnmbcrn iute inn Wes
biet bUm @ens.

Gie britiiden Eruppen bebuupten
nod ben offisieIlen 2OnOOner ge-
rihten oae ibre neuen stenun-
gen. 0ie 5rou8Oien MAIDEN
nubc Der Strobe bon girIdoOte
nod 2oneemord peitere Sort
idritte. - 2ebbufte Gliesertbd.
tiefeit. iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

@ctersbura tS. 9lueuit. -
1ie 9Puiien boben ouf Der foilfoii-
ihen 6ront Die Offcuoe crgriffen inO
cine 9ln5obI bon Goriern beiebt.
Gies miro in einem beute gia6-
mittoe erloHenen ofii5iellen @eridt
oes ruiiiiden &riegsbiireaus eemel.
oct.
Ger itaIienifdc @eri6 t..
9lom tS. 9(nguIt. Der belte
9lodniittog bonn itaIieuiideu @eue'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

chicago. Aug. Is Notwithstanding
ju1t murn week end giving Of cou-
tracts was expected today, the oru
market underwent something 81 a sar.
Hearish sentiment was ascribed large
IN tp the general attitude 81 the gov
cInmcnt toward preventing an oXces-
siyc rise iu the value Of amy essential
product Also fino weather continued
aud peace remained to some degree r.
p,rsi-toE. factor. Opening prices
vhich ranged a to "a cents lower,
with December M 81 ~ to S11ett and
STA, ~ Si.Dg 10 81 osi, we're follow d
ri ly slight rallies which howcy,r.
failed fu last
Tho close was heavy 81, go 81.
,,nt- not lower with December nt
Sl0sN 90 3i.oNIs ana May az 81 o6
Co al ut
Wheat trading showed no sign -
life. The market was az u |st1udst.ll
aud - was said the government prir,
i.>iur committee was rot likely to re-
port uutI Sept J.
Thrilling 1wuuuts changed hand ui
81. 0a4 and s.. l-it for September, H.
compared with yesterdays finish e
OF rho close was easy 1t g. o.
r.f advance Of one cent.
With a record yield OF oats JOS sight
hat cereal vas subjected io heavy
Hing ur, Ir,
tIrn pecan demand U,I a- hu.
.r1rD.i. tended tu a.., i.,-h I"ruuI ,
fH advance .u provisions. tn, @hern.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
List of the County
Teachers Announced

Following liz a list Of the county
school teachers;
District No. !. south Broadway
school-Mrs. Sarah Hall Moore. rim
cipal. Ruth Paytou. Lillian Yfisarrl
south second street school finances
Murphy, principal. Ursula Balling rs.
telio Armijo. Coyote Springs school
Grace Hun
Diuirict NO 3. Alameda. Mary s.
iiowlnud. principal. Caroline schmidt
Angela Perca.
District 80. 4. I;lnchos de Aibu-
querpuc- Edna l. NcChesney, princl-
pal. Joscftta Quiutana, Eleanor Hyde.
District 80. g.. Barolas-Barnura
Harris. principal. Mrs Josephine -.
Solko. Jennie Gonzales. Elena Garcia
District No. 6, Pnd.llas -Adolfo g.
GONZALEZ. principal, lno1 ! Gonzaloz
ltomonci,a Luna.
District 40. e. san Antonio-rris-
tina Apudata.
District No. .. Ranches Gle AtrIsco
- Mrs. Louise 49, Thompson. principal.
tId1 Sganziui
District SO 10. Escobosa-Albiuito
Page.
District No. ~, rnJnrito- Estollc g..
Kelly principal Dorothy McAllister
District 40. 10. Old Albuquerque
Elizabeth Wells. principal ' Aurclia
Montoya. Laura Colgan Mrs. Lillian
McNabu North Fourth street school
Mrs. O'Cunnor Roberts, principal
Cecilia Murphy. Bcrnice Hcsscldcn.
Carolyn Michael Amy Chapliue san
Ia Barbara school Irene NJ BurlD
principal. Barbara Harris. Isabel Pc
rea. Duranes school-l;osalic with,
Marie Bai,.ng.
District 80. II. san lgnacio-Maxi-
mo A Pcrca.
District 40. -, Mountninvicw-Evl
Seth. principal. Lucy Culberson.
District No. i6. Arenul-Alicc c. dc
Baoa. Dolores Garcia.
District 40, Il. Juan Tomas-Jose-
phluc Nicoiaci
District No. Is. sabino-Ana Espo-
lin
District so. 30. Grlcros-Candelarias
Mrs Rcta g. Mathews principal.
Lorou3 Wells. Ruth Statesuu.
District 80 %. san Autouito-C0r
suclo Porcn
DistrIc 80. g. Barton Mabel Ne.
Doutld
Distric, 80 ,5. Aguajc- Manuen,a
Bac1.
Distr.c, so. rs. Atrisco Mr. Mag.
gle Woodworth. prime "al, Estellc Du.
District so. g. El ccdro--P etrC
Madrid
District NO SO. IT, Ladcra-vic'o.
Ir,nr with.
ttg.r.,t ~. 90 T., Nader.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
The Markets
wall street.

New York, Aug. tS.-on the lirhtcs:
week ord trading Of the present sea-
son today's stock market continued
its uncertain course. price changes.
however. being mainly downward.
Rails experienced further moderate
rcvcrsals. Delaware n Hudson maxi
Ing % new minimum at 1919 with sub
scuucnt recovery. War rharcs were
r%cactiuucry and coppcrs Welded with
oils. motor accessories. aud utilities
bui shippings gained Tor the most
ptrt. United States steel moved with
in % one point radius bat ended WIT
ually unchanged The closing was ir-
regular. Sales approNimatcd l45.0oO
shares. Liberty bonds vayorod bo-
tween $3.50 aud $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
The Menu for Today

"B'-"The Mark o. %Stiugarce' "a
~ o-part extra with regular program
THE Gold That Glittercd aiAl two
ouo-rcsl comedies. Higgins uul
Persistence
CissAl- 'Thc Heart of Texas
liyan' Bessie Eyton starrIuu and %
orc-reei comedy "Musty suffer"
~Iyric-Mary Pi,kford iu "Fonchon
the cricket. five reels. comedy, The
Onion Hero
Pa~tImc-gepcatiug "Th" Littl1
American. featuring MARY pickford.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
WELL SELL REASONABLE.

Six room cottage "ith hot water.
furnace. three large clothes closets
hall. china closet. cellar, gas and
l|lectrlc connections. seventeen trees
ana shrubbcry. on car line; finest To-
cation In city. zoe l.. Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

Now York. Aug IS Mercantile pa.
per = o. per cent sterling 90 dat
bills, az per cent. commercial 81
d1y bills. ON banks i.,ll per cent.
commercial 60 day bills i'lH per
cent demand as $40 per cont.
.c,glcs, 40 7-l6 per cent
Bar silvor-NG Nc.
Mexican dollars-G7 Hc.
Government bouGs-Stcady
Railroad bonds Easy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

Sew York. Aug rs The copper
market has remained very quiet dur.
uz th, past week with both buyers
ana sellers evidently Inclined 60 wait
further news from Washington QUO
lotions were practically nominal this
moruiun Iu in, absence of business
rueiur from about $3.50 20 S.1og
for september and lns' quarter de-
l@U.crIcs OF clCctroiytlC iron was
UNCHANGED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

rough. u7,so@l755; pigs. sisS5g
1873
Cattio-Rcccipts. 2.o00 weak. Ma
tive beef cattle. $3.50 1880; west
oru steers. $1,000 is.i5, stockers and
feeders. SG.1OM925i cows aud hcif-
ors.. Si.50M 1880. calves &i050T
1l.UO.
Sheep-Rccoipts. 5000. Weak.
Wcthcrs. $3.50 mo; lambs. 2i0l|
MIGI1U
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
Denver Livestock.

Denver. Colo Aug. iS.-Cntu -
Receipts. 700. STEADY Beef giecrs.
$500 1855; cows ana hoifers 800 10
.S.25: stcckcrs and feeders. $500 1"
.175: calves. $1,000 HIS.
Hogs Receipts. TO- Market strong
Few had ut SIS.
Shcep-ReCeipts 1890 Etc'dN.
Lnmbs. Sl5.25m 1875; ewes. 5000
g.G5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
Ncw York Cottou.

New York. aug. 1S.-Cotton futures
closed steady. october. s2tC5. De
ccmbor. s2ii2; January. $2iil.
March. S1i.o5 May &2i.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

NrM NnrI. AIrInI-

Kansas city, Aus Butter. eggs
and poultry. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
TYPLWRITERs

ALL KINDS, both new ana second
hand, bought, sold, rented n re'
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter III
change. Phone "a. i22 SO. 9Th st
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

Watch ror arrival of tho new chew
cars which Viii De- on display m
the Chevrolet sales 52l-g3 west
Central avenue. See features lu other
column.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
Expect Summer Pupils
To Double in Number

The summer term Of the public
schools the first conducted under the
new all-yctr plan, ended Yesterday.
The schools will start tho autumn
term the first week In September.
The summer school enrolment to-
tailed asa. sixty five Of the pupils at
tended the high school. Tho enrolment
b. expected 60 double next year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

For Group or sore throat. use br.
Thomas Electric oil. Two sizes. 80
cents and so cents. At an drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
ForSale

GOOD BICYCLE FOR sAbE-tlv.Op.
1874 South i'm street.
ron sAIE-A single cottage, 8
rooms and ? lots. $3.50. Hammond,
SZf East silver
FOR sALE-Kitchen range. Wilson
heater. ice baxi all In good cundi-
ton. nc south High.
BRADY HOTEL FOR SALE at 5000.
Mrs. T.. j. Mitchell, proprietor. liih
South First.
FOR sALE-At q bargain. our deliy-
cry wagon and hose. Geo. & schecr
Furniture co. 3ii south Second.
FOR SALE-Complcte farming outfit
three horses. %cultivator. harness, pillow
etc. See owner. cards wagon yard.
FOR sALE-A business requiring "A
little capital aud paying cXiraor-
binary profits. j. A. Hubbs 200 West
Gold.
FOR SALE Maxwell touring n
cheap. or will take a light team ans
wagon in on Il. see owner az Curis
yard.
FOR SALE-Small lathe. drill press
emery wheel. one-thifd horse
power electric motor, shaftlng, pulleys
land belts. lathe tools, etc. Carl o. Noin,
2O5 Ea.t Central avenue
FOR SALE-tsalyte lndesiructihle
Gas-mantles. burn lens gas than
( others. Prices D. cents cor . for -
cents at an dealers or j. L. Robin,
Manufacturers. 1aOth street and
PARK avenue. Ncw YORK.
FOR SALE-Latest type Bowsor gaso-
line measuring pump. One gallon
I stroke. Electric sign ana connections
Five barrel tank. only used few
months. Going out Of business. Carl
o. Nein, POS East Central avenue.
WELL SELL REASONABLE.
Six room cottage "ith hot water.
furnace. three large clothes closets
and hall; china closet, cellar, gas ana
electric connections. seventeen trees
ana shrubbcry. on car line; finest 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18

FOR sAI.E-A shinglc cottage, .
rooms and , lots. $3.50. Hammond.
SZi East silver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WNNTED-To invest $1,000 TO 81 500
bon some good business Address
BOX 70.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23
SPECIAL OFFICERS
NOW GUARD CAPITOL
GOVERNOR DIRECTS THEIR EN-.
PLOYMENT, SCORING LOCAL
POLICE FORCE.

Special guards went on duty in the
statehouse this week at the direction
Of Governor Lister, as the result Of
the four sensations Of the past six
weeks. eliminating in the attempted
attack upon the governor Tuesday
of last week. 1t is now certain that
the next dangerous appearing
stranger will enter the statehouse at
his own peril II his actions give any
ground for suspicion of violent in
tentions.
The scope and necessity Of this
plan of statehouse preparedness was
officially announced by Governor Lis
ter Saturday night in the following
statement, in which the local police
force is roundly scored:
Trailed Man Two Blocks.
1.-THE trailing of an insane person
for almost two blocks by the police
authorities of the city of Olympia, q
few days ago, when 1t was known to
at least one Of them that the insane
person had a gun in his possession,
the line Of movement being directly
to the capitol building. and the insane
person being allowed to enter one OF
the state offices without sufficient in
reference to control his movements.
l consider sufficient reason for believ-
ing that state officials can expect but
little. IL any protection from the
police authorities of Olympia. The
situation is known to the city author
tiles of Olympia and no attempt has
been made to improve the condition.
II have. therefore, today directed
the board Of control to provide proper
and adequate protection in the cor
, ridors of the capitol building. and
may also add that the different de-
partments Of state have already or
are now preparing to furnish them
selves with the protection necessary
to control such situations as have re-
Gently arisen.
Protection is being placed in and
around the executive offices that will
insure the proper control of cases
such as that which occurred on last
Tuesday"
Charles Wagner. the man who
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23
Transfer Petition Denied.

Petition presented by residents of
school districts 68 and A.. asking
that portions of these districts be
transferred to district 20, was denied
by County Superintendent o. C. Goss
after public hearing, in
which it developed that there are NO
children of school age living in the
territory asked to be transferred.
Several residents Of the districts and
the Tenino school board protested to
the change.