davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-01
AlRPLANE DROPS AND SIX KILLED
 AT, BATTLEFRONT

PETROGRAD, June Five Rus sian officers and one private lost their lives when a big Russian air plane in which they were flying fell to the ground at MonastergysEa, northeast of Stanislau, in aGhcia
 from height of 5000 feet, says
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-01
AGE LIMITS FOR ARMY
 RECRUITS ARE RAISED

NEW YORK, June 1. The age limits of applicants for enlistment in the regular army has been rais- ed from IT to 3 years to IS to 40 years, according to an order made public at the office of Maj. John H. Hughes in charge of recruiting offices here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-01

still incapacitated for active service. Hutchinson was injured in a foot ball game while in training and will return to service late in the Fall
 when he hopes to be fully recovered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-06-01
TO VISIT CONSTANTIN0PLE.

LONDON, June l. A dispatch from Amsterdam to the Exchange Telegraph says it is announced there that the Turkish Grand Viz Hollweg, the Imperial German Chancellor, to visit Constantinople, which the Chancellor will do in the course of the summer
 THE EMPIRES classifleds pay.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Konorei3 pcrerit nccb
9 Wilicn's Plan!
pic Kcmitccs inn Pams mnS Scnnt fir 2lnstpdrs
tioc 1lnaelcecnbciten k0nncn iht nit Ses
pr6iitcntcn scfcrccrtc pcImddtcm
nid9t cirpcritatccn crkl6rcn.

gsoibiugtoa, 81. 5eb. Wlino.
ritGtsmitgtieoer 0es Smlsfomitees
fir ausnGrtiae angeleeenbeiten
itenrnten ith beate gegert 5pei 8unt.
tie Der @tlion iden 5or0eruugeH.
% bctrifft n11lid Die 9apnffnung
Scr Munitionsihifie mo mtoere pom
Qr1iioellten oerlonaten Nfittel, mic
8eidiibe Ganoniere nno @elb, geh.
rerp a~omitecmit9liener Hnbmen ei-
men aHtihie6eien 5tan0punft aegal
cine @Drlage eth. Die Dem 8rniiben-
ten ggitottct, 5hiife 81 benaffnen,
ole Mlmition iiIbreH.
6ditfe NIT giahrlmgsutittelH an
8orO ioaaen ibrer Meinung nod
beItiidt mer0en.
Melrere Goniteenitglieoer be-
fdmpfen oen non an0cren Wfitglte'
bern ringenommenen Ston0punft be
treifs oes Eaudbpotfrieges, in0eai
lie geltano MAIDEN Dap elm ioldes
8orgeben ailf Auieritn cine rildrptr.
fenoa @irfung haben fonne Tolls e
iplter nit elmer mt0eren Station i'm
arieae Iiegen iollte.
Sn getreff ,.nnnarer @iittel4 mit
iene tDeIde Graiioeut @ilion in
ieiuer geItrigen Reoe beionOers an.
oeutete iogen Die Minorit6tsmit.
glieoer, oaB re uaoenf6ar iino, Oenf
miirOeu INN iolde sur 8erfuguna
geftelLt, 0anr tpiirOe ibnt Die Madi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
.@ans 5erriIttct
MnN abocradscrt
non 1~ticrcnlcicen!


gor eiuioer 8dt tniic IL eiucn f6peren
bon gierenleineH; uicin 3nftanb wep,
Irlie loriwdbrenn; Id fonuie mot mebr als
bic @aIiie bee 8eit atbeiieH. sd i6ien cans
nbaeadert Bn lein. hate fclHel arpetit nno
narbis ni6t inInfeH. 20 brouisEie per
i0isoenc 9liiiel ctae 0ripIs, so fhflsb m
Or ailmer & so, uio le ionotsn mir cine
9robc. bic Hir BIZ bcIicn idiet 81
iaufie nonH msbr spamp Root nIto Fabf tort
es 81 HeHnsa biA meile Gefuno9cti nteoer
beraefient mar 10 biH mdbrra6 Der lesien
spalf Sahre finrf itno asffnh aspefet. sh
embieble 81. aiImcrs soams Bioot sinoeren.
Die aierenieibsH babsH init 5reisrn.
Sbre eraebene
arnn ". Gruhleh,
Winters. 6fld.
gor nit petroHIla erfhieHen TT am 4.
nldFs 1915 lrau 81 eFoBiehs mcI6e bic obis
ger aluGabeH mierihrleb nnb ourt eiS Be.
iraiiete SaB b%iefelben hem Snbali mad mabr
uno Den Gatfd6eH euiipreheno iinb.
%. 9rslpn, oiieniI. y2otnr,
in uuo fir 4nfbmniofa &c. clio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Oenti6lanb lit
nidpt -amsSnbnn9crn!
8rof. Seligmau crflGrt, Gaiiertr
miiien Sieg anf 5dladt.
felb indlen,

Qelp gorf, 81. 5ebr. 8enn
Geutidlan0 ~ilherhaltpt bciieat per.
Sen fam. 70 nuB Dies ouf bent
5dladtfelo aeihebea 70 erflnrte
grofefor Goum q. q. 5elieman
bon Der GoIumbiasllniberiitdt bor
Dem 5rItitllte Of arts anO Scieuces
Ger befnnnte GotionaIofonnn, Der
lber oos IbGna Der pDoifsTpift.
ifoitlideii 9lipcfte 0es europali6en
strieges4 inradl erflarte, Die Slodie
ritng Geutldlonbs babe bent aeI6e
iii @abr1eit gum 5egen gereldt Ou
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
0ahner6ieb aberraiht.

Qn6oem er bereits oreinal bon
eiuem piihner6ieb nddtlider @eiie
I'M ieiH 5e0erDieb beitobIen, batte
Der Ode 40. uu0 Man0eripn Cir,
mobaenoe @eorge s.. gnmitud per-
unIobt ii ;eincr 8ohrutng eineu
&inbrndlsalarm 0~n5Hbrmaeli. 9lis
nerielbe 9tDntog friib ertonfe.
Iprang G0mitod aus Gem geit nn0
beDuiinefe lidl nit ieiier SSogOflin-
Il Ct fab nod ME Ell Mann ans
ieinem 1abneritoa elite un0 ioHo1e
ibm mehrere Sdiilie naf, 0ie ie-
rod nmtEih Feblaiueen sSn 0ieicHt
2intar HnbeN % BIS 80 9emobner
pieier eieBeHO Uiel inter @aAneroieb.
iIdhIeu 81 leI0en gebaDt, uuo menll
fer Iiee ihuen Ia Die 9aH0e geruten
pate oarfte Is ibneH idtmm er.
aeheH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

Iiber Arieg uHb 6rieoen 1T @anoea
eege6en mercer. unO Oieies lei mir
Sadie 0es aongreiies.
Ia5 &ansfomitcc fir nltstporilGe
Angclegenbeiten iii iih beirte olf bic
pou 5looo eingfreihte Bill nidf eli
uig gcnorneA mdu ut nIdlt ges
neiat, DEM 4rdiiocnten Nfadt6ciug.
mile ein5uraumen bic iiber arieg
uno ,Srieoen antideioeno mirten iol'
len rn0 fonsien. SIS lift iogar Der
8eriltd genlodt moroen Der @or'
Iage amenOemcnts etn5nUerlciben.
Dieie5 lit rcd nidt geideAen aber
man miro oieic Announcements Dem
Gr1iiotnten Galte nadmittag sur
8egutnhtltng uuterbreiten. llm 4
llbr miro 0as aomitee nieoer IN
Sibune treten.
Ole 5ouptfrage beitono oarin Oh
Dem Qrdiioentaa &ollundht gegeben
meroen TOD, ameritaniihe Saiife
Delfe ~allinttion All 8or0 baben, 5l
beinldea.
Oars oerie!be &umpf iplelte lidl
I'M Senafsfomiter fir alsipdrtige
Experimentation alb. aud bort
mur0e 9r0teit erboben, Dab aulerIfd-
niihe Sdiffe beiiidt mer0en iolli
Ten 9fod 3%peitiinOiger 8eratlng
Dert1ate lid 0as aomifee, obne OaB
e8 81 einem 8eidluB %getommen
mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

auf Sieie 8eiie sic oentide SnOuItrie
ae5muugen muroe, lire eiaenen &ei
iourren in pollen 9laBe fitr Die
8oltserndbring mo ben ariegsbe-
bari nup6ar 5i MAIDEN. 9ngegen
neroe Die Gage Gnglonos 0urb ieine
Sonna9euerllite ltdn0ig Idlimmer.
Die ueberIegenbeit Der 4lliierten in
M1nmihoftsit1rte un6 Dirti9oftli-
het Silfsmitteln ici pDneoies nift
aro6, mo bel Der iesigen cage marc
All cine 4ustWnaerrlg 3entihlonOs
ooer eine 9iieoerringung auf iDirt.
ifaftlimcn @ebiete gar niht mcbr
ali 0eittea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
NanEett Der wrnmbRidmuFIer.

Dic bipfaen @irunOTtiidmuflet Ct.
ma 1877 an Sail. hieIten Montoa
abeu0 im J~onteneIle SotcI ibr
~0reisebntes Sobresbnnfett nb. Sci
bitmnriItiIhem 8ortr1gen uuO onOe-
rem fauIen @iten %amiiierten iid Die
AnpeieHoen groBnrtig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

AerlfH, 1f. fgeb, tiFtftfenpeffdlf
glei6stansler b. 8etbmaHn'Sol
luea bielt beitte I'M Neidstag cine
Re6e, IN iueIdjer er b%erbOrbUb:
r9enHdIanDs 5rieOensbeOinsuu-
aeif baiiercA auf GRtiaaOignng fir
ale nnsgeitanbcnen SeiDen MnD wa-
rnntien fir bic Griifens unb 3nfnnft
zines lfarfen SentidlauOs. IS sibt
MIR cine hrennenDe Sasesfrnse, bic
ale anOeren innereH nnO Gnkeren
iiberiAatteA, unb bic 1T fampfen
nm6 anshalten, bis Der Sieg CT.
rungen iIt!S
lahbem Der 9ieiGsfnnsler bic Inc
mere 9DIitit in fnrsea 8OrteH be-
rHbrtt, RIFF En- feline uOrberisc I'M
MsidBtag gebaItene 6e0e tins 8e'
Daftnis Ieinrr 3nb6rer sHriif, IN
iueld)cr Ct bic EriebeHsDOrialGse Der
2entra[mahte befannt madte.
Dir AntuDrt nnf Oieielbe," fnbr
her &ansler fort, nuar mebr fredl
nnb anmaRenO, iute irgenO eiu Dcrs
niinftiaer Menid) in nHiertm SanOe
nAer IN nemtralen SanOeru iid) ge'
Sadet latte. Sie @irtnns, Die Dds
Gpfnment barbariiden 6aHcs nnO
.0p6ns aasgeiibt fat, lit Der gGrsen
Belt befannt. 1iniere Shn0uine
rnb unicre Srpnt itebt bente feiter
Denn ie, nHIer &Olf ite6t beute
inniaer bereint Oa, ME ie subDr
nrb lit 6ente fatiGlpfeHer, mic che
DemIA
Orr aansIer beripies Oarn ant bic
nm GnalanO, 6ranfreif nH6 StaIl-
sm adhafFenc AriegssOne nnO ami
BE nun nentralen Madten Sieier.
AEdlb eiRaetruffenrn AntiuDrten.
Der 1eidsfnn5ler iagte BET ge-
brsdnug Oer militdriihen sagc NM
ter Anberem SDlgenSes:
2 ,8aarcn0 mniere SplbGten On
ber 1rDnt in Sem Srummelfeaer Der
2anFgra6en it~aHDbalteu, uabrenO
nniere GanfbDDtc tOOesberahteHO
0nrdD bic Meere ellen, lUabrenD mir
Oaheim feline auOere-abiOlnt feline
maSere gfIidlf haben, ais aaHDnen,
MunitIon, &abrmngsmittel sa PRO.
Snsiercn uao Dieic 9ebensrittel init
@rrcdtiaEeit All Derteiien-tnmitten
bieies bis AMI has Nenferite aHse-
Ipannten Samples nm Sas Seben
nna Ste 3.afnnft nnieres ganOes
herriht MIR eine elHsigr gtDtiDen-
niafeit Dur. 5ieielbe be6erEidt ale
raaen ser inneren mic oer GaFe.
ren 8uIitif, nn6 oieie lit: n3n
fautpFrn nnO einen Sies su errin-
gen.
Ger MeidsfGnsler iDies Oarani
Glgl, Dah bus 0entide &0lt init Des
GciAstaas lester 8emiaignng nener
Ariegsfre0itc Der ganseH zSelt ietne
gereifidaFt beDieIen bat, ben aampi
fortsnieber, bis ieine 6einbe fiji
fyrieben bereit FnD.
9Lnf ben 5rieben ielbt einsebenoI
rief Scr Gansler bic geipredunger
in ben 3eitmngen, in 6ffeutlideH
&erIammlaHgen nnO ebeHiO In
NeiAstag oen 3nbSrern in Crime.
RING. ST erfIarte, SaF es Derfriibt
iern mHrbe, iDenH er an SiefeH De
baffen teilHebmem iUar0e.
vSn meiner Gtennng, @eripre,
Mnngen 81 f0ruanlieren, ms giHsel
Ar erbeube 8e6iHgnngen sn MAIDEN
miirDt nahlpg nn6 berfrlbt fem
iagte a. g7ie 6ii6rer Oer SeinbI
habem Oies binrcidenS getan," fig
te q Hin5n. vSie gaben id gegen
ieitig bic Reconsideration &erFAermn
aeil, nber iie babeH Oamit MIR gr6
Fere &erlDidelmugen i'm arieI
erxeiat. SIR 8eiIpiel FAM mid
nidlt berfabrcn. @as ih iber 81
SenOens nao iber oas ,3iel nnIere.
8~ebingnmgeH lageH fOnnte, babe id
berIhieOeRtIidl gicOerhDlt, ndmlidI
Zen arieg 0nrh einen DanerH
ben 9rieSen sn beenSea, Der nm
Srfab fir aIes crlittene llnredD
geiuahFt nn0 Orn BeitaaO nnD 0i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

Saibfleifer Der 4aib Motors Com.
pam, meldle 5irula iih NIT Der Ser.
itellunq Don eritfIaiiisen art0mobi.
let uaD Auto gnifuagen beidlaftigt.
Die Gr5euguiiie 0ieier 5irnn ION.
Den In Der GIpafo Autoidlot anf.
lteaitna 1rno erregen megen ihrer
greiswaroiqfeit ~allgerneines aaFie-
ben. Sic Aaib Motors Gompanp 1T
cine Der groBten %llnternebmen leiner
grt; lire 5abriftsonlagen beoefen
einen TIddenraunl bon iiber 81
gder mo gcben a6er 1000 9erio.
men lobnenoe 8eidaftigung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
lArnen gGeinsihs ner6nftet.

G6orles SSoeobien, Der bon ben
@rosgeihluoreuen fnr5 Dor Oerct
9ertagung fpegen 9ieiueiOs IN Den
anflaae5nitan0 beriebt nitr0e, be.
fnoet itd fact binter 5bloB utb
Riegel. 9acobier fon Del eineni
Ero5eB Dor geriht fali1 geidwo.
rem Daben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Mntnfnaihnn.

gde Is. utO Barfer ctr. foli.
Oierten DsonToe 0ipei aittomobiIe
nnO 6. s. S1tncion bon 1924 p.
10. GtroBe. Ser lid Iii Dem einett
GrofttDoacn befan0, brad 0et linfen
arm. Die beioen Moihinen IDuroen
boaig beiddoiet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Brief mn
9r. GiliHer & 0es
8tnsbamiou, q. p.
etlprIa BAL erihnaa pan egnng RaeL.

cenoen Gle seBn GentS fir cine ercbc.
fidfhc an Er. sttEnfer & Co. 4inahamtolL
int q. Seocrnanr fofii itb bierolrh feibit
lbersenqcH. Sic erbaltcH puserorfl Gill 9eiis
hen init luerinotet IasfitHii iibcr Ifterf1 mo
8Infe.. Bergeien Gle aber Mot Die GmGbd
Gain 1ribiHc 81 erfpdt1en. blhinff IN
fiinisia Gents nnb chem Collar iilo III ie6er
slpolbefe er1aiilt6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Gd,orF. ober iuabr.

Staotpater aueel IieB ii6 eeitern
in einem Snterbiem onbin ans, Dab
bieIe onitdnoige MidOden beIit8utage
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

HffIanaf. WaW nm0 5ran
ems sEiiloer mir Sarmarpeft. So9
PER Bound. Srefit uid mernea
sdda6iiines tx Or empire Sabor
aaeatar 21.1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

Gs be5ahlt fla. II oeu ~IsIoE
hiisicrten anSeIeeH1 Der grititue su
n~HnDncieren-
gcrna eaa bei giutauTer nt
Die sSrtsiine-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
6al6ucrbmnacrt aufaefnuSen.

Sn einem neincn Haitm ode SO.
mo & Strobe III Silo Suaba mar.
DC Maontag Ser 72i11rigf SerrD
5hdnnball baIbDerblingert nufaefln.
ben. Seiue gindbnrn erfIdrten, DaB
oer @reis felt aebreren Muhen fat
INNER o6ne %gfdbrnng uuo 6eueriug
g%eiueien. CT mnroe Dem GountD.
boipitol ilberpieieu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

: abonniert olf oiefe 3eitung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

befonntcn 9reis ST 81 periorgen-borans-
aeiebt, 0aB es iiberbollpt cine W1oglidfeit
gob, Dies 81 TIN.
8ns poffierte2 9teie 5%abrifonten fauften
WolItoffe uno Suffer in rngebeuren Nfen-
aen. sic 3eiaten meter an: Der greis
6leiDt OerIelbe~. Gie S%eriteanng per0op-
pelte fid, Die Seritelungsfoiten perringer-
ten iid our6 pergr0Berte 2eiitungen neue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
LEOPOLDO MAzON'S
TRIAL FOR MURDER
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Jury Box Filled by Noon and AS
sistant Prosecutor Miller Ready
to Make Opening Address When
Court Reconvenes.

l.eupOldo Macon will be placed on
trial in the district court this after
noon for the alleged murder Of Patsv
Gonzales. Whom court adjourned at
noon the iurybuN had been filled, and
the prosecution was ready Tor the
opening address when court recon
vened al o o'clock.
The Jurors are Marcos Gurulc Mig
uel Garcia, Harry Abbott, lose CHAVEZ.
Abel Padilla. Adr.ano Bnreia Grcgoriu
Garcia. Charles schmidt Juan Ro-
Nero, Albert Harness. Abel Luna and
.Luclo BOzap. The state used four per.
empforv challenges and the defense
used two iu rejecting tiicsmen. Others
were rejected for ause.
u was ANNOUNCED that Assistant
District Attorney J. 4 Miller wOulI
make the opening speech Ter the
prosecution 20 was expected that
County Engineer \. E Hutchinson
would be- th. first witness called.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
Cast of High School
Play Is Announced

FOLLOW ing Is the cast OF characters
OF Much Ado About Betty i three
act comedy 10 be presented a. the
high school auditorium on April ~
by the senior class Il the school.
Lin Leonard. "a Ncw York lawyer.
Ray walker Betty Campbell a movie
star. Lee Clier C~avanaugh8 Ned
OHnre. a Young honeymooner Ern-
est Staig Violet Ostrich. Ned's bride
Florence Weillsr. Major Iartroe.
from Wichita, Edward Maharam
Aunt winnie Betty's chaperone.
Frnnces saudy Lizzy Monahan.
Botty's mald. Menonah Dixon r. Z.
Ostrich. an author. Charles Heyu.
Airs Ebeuezcr o'Hare. Birdie 20
Helen Goefzi Eecnczer O'Hare
BRIDES husband willard Scdel.
Archie. a colored benhop Lloyd KEEL
Ian Mrs. Diggins. society climber.
Daphne cobb; Danodil Diggin- her
daughter. Wilma Snyder; Miss Chis-
zle. from north Georgia Dorothy Mo-
Allistor; Oricer Riley who does his
duty. Frank Greeniea unicer DuEan.
his assistant. Arthur Becker. Pcarlie
Brown. Vlolet's maid, Fr.eda Heinrich;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
Record Attendance
At Charity Ball Now
Seems a Cei tainty

SIledid prospects for q record at-
Tendance an the chariu lall that viii
given hy Tho Civic Hettcrmtnt
leB-iic at the armnry tonight urc zee
ported Dos Mra chnrlgs IS White ,half-
man ~ The charity hull CoWWlttDs
Tho Alhunulrlur Officers 0f The Now
MeNieo n"att!onnl guard have been pre-
scented wifh flckots nrJ 90 expected
thut thrs seiu turn uut iu com force.
THE recent douauuu- ut Alhuqucr-
que merchants 90 thr charity nall are
Skinnrr's Grocery company through
Bert skinner. washing powder far
s~cTHhbInE The aruoit, AlDrieht and
Anderson chartt bal uctsts. %placards
and committee ribbons John =. Bca-
teu. coal and wood for heatiur The
afmory this evening: the Elhs. hot
water Cor -%cruhblnF the HrWory Th.
armorY WIS cleaned yesterday Pos
prison labor furnished ny chief ~
Police Galushn. who also provided the
guard az bis W expense.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

The annual Junior prom which was
held last night at Colombo hail prov
ed to be one Of the most delightful
events on the university calendar. The
dance vas formal and only o few in
vitcd guests besides the juniors and
seniors were present.
The juniors spared no expense and
work ip make the dance one that viii
be remembered for "a long time 20
come and their Efforts were hishly
appreciated. a. the only comments GO
oe hcard on The bin this morntug
those who were lucky enough 10 ho
there were II The highest praise Dr..
and Mrs Chas r kirk were the uni-
cHaf chuptrouts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

The University Of New Mexico Will
meet the debate team from the uni-
yersity OF Arizona on the evening u
April II. In Rodey hail. The ques-
ton is that OF CONSUMPTION against
the volunteer system. Air. Pryor D.
Timmons and Mr.. George Butler are
the Representatives OF the 4. y. VI
for this debate. and il is hoped that
a large crowd viii avail themselves
81 the opportunity 20 hear this debate
which should be Of unusual Interest
Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

NM" N"h HN ANNN VIZ h"
store Tor 10 small bottle ot
frcCzonc App, q few
drops upon % tender aching
corn and Instantly. yes i'm
mcdiatcly. AN soreness dis
appears aud shortly you
will find the corn go loose
that you lift u out. root and
all With the fingers.
Just think Not one bit
of pain before cpplyiug
TccsHuc cor afterwards II
doesn't even irritatc the
surrounding skin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
University News


The registrar has received six no.
tlcea for graduate students during the
week. Last year the registrar placed
a number OF students in good teach
ing positions. Those notices received
SO far have an been for vacancies In
TIE various high schools OF the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
I. :. Army NEIlOPLNNIS 10
SCOIT ACRDSS TN HOitDti'

m TUsU- AprII 1.-TWO InIIod
states army uoruplaucs arrived her"
today from the aviation base al Coz
Iumlus, s.. NJ, and Will Dee used Tor
scout work across the border in Mes
leo. Because of the high winds th.
accomplishing flights were p~ostpon'H
luutl late today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Fort Worth ToN April 3d. IS
dra4ta fHtf bad ne..u. ,u. u tH.
r.ust alarming boo Ga, HISTORY u, WEST
T,Na- ended last u.Hht Hh h"'
rains fr.Iu tU. Sew Mr'..H border
eastward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
ROOMS ARE
SCHEDULED TO Go.
DECLARES T|NGLEY
Second Ward Alderman Believes
the Westerfeld Platform Should
be Fulfilled Will Propose an
Ordinance Soon.

Believing that 50 called wine rooms
or private booths. are permitted e.
thrive in certain saloons in Alhu-
uucrVue Alderman clyde Tinglcy, 81
The Second ward. Will soon fire he
opening gun in q cJlupaisp TO extcf-
taken. according to the alderman as
q logical consequence ~ the action
OF tho cit, council some weeks ago ia
passing nm ordnance closing saloons
on sunday
wants 20 rpInH Pledge.
one year ago the Democrats lu
Albuquerque participated iu an clcc-
ton in which the candidates Tor
ma or and aldermen pledged thcW-
selves Go close saloons com SUNDAY ana
TO abolish Wine rooms said Alder
man Tinglcy today II was one of the
candidates who ran on that platform
Now that the sunday clusing law b.
ON the books. / believe thar the second
promise to the people 81 Al%hugucruu"
should De kept and propose To- work
% haVo wine rooms cNtcrminatcd.
THE saloon men who are progress
i've aud understand the status Of the
liquor traffic In the country at the
present time. are In sympathy with
the movement to prohibit operation OF
wine ronms. The people generally
have little or M idea OF the extent OF
the wine room evil. and that ID exists
has been brought To- my attention Tn
IN unmistakahle manner recently.
Another step Forward.
"Aholishing tho wine rooms Will he
Just one more step forward FOR Alhu-
qucrque. We are for progress In otr
town and wan 90 make Albuquerque
the best little city in the world. {
am strong Tor the mayors spring
cleanup campaign. ! believe I'M every.
body getting out and painting the
back fence and the woodshcd. and
planting rose bushes and lawns. But
I believe the mayo should gO "a step
further and include "a wine room clean
mp no his campaign
n ne goes IN Tor elimination of
private booths in saloons { viii Doe
with him II he does not take the
initiative. I believe there Will be %
sufficient number of members Of tn
council 90 pass AN ordinance with
teeth in H. Confident that the best
people of the town want this kind Of
an ordinance passed. myself ana coli
leaaues ON she council VIII get busy
soon and propose a law mat VIII De
adequate 60 control the evil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11
WOMEN IT'S MAGIC!
C0RNS SHRIVEl AND
LIFT OUT-N0 PAIN!

For q few ocuts 90 can get e. small
bottle of the magi, drug frcczoue re-
Gently discovered by "a Cincinnati man
To- ..f. .. .-. Ntfr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-11

Corner

~ arteries Tor to-
* days gJme-Plny
~ bali Thus viii be-
the official starting Of
the major Leagues to-
day Baseball IN an Us
varied span has known
but one international
crisis before this At
the time Of the span
Inh American war base-
bah hHd Travelled uScr
21 years OF peace "
hu nov boon 10 wears
since that shad 81 ~
moved bt uo one
can -Ht N't what 81
foct th, present situu-
Uon VIII have upon
me sport
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-08
GERMAN PEOPLE LOYAL;
ARMS FAR FROM DEFEAT

New York, May 31.-Dr. David
Jayne Hill. former ambassador 20
Germany. In an address mere. warned
That Germany is far from defeat and
discounted the theory that the Hohen-
.olleras alone are responsible for tina
country's fmperialistic ambitions. He
asserted that the present war is a
struggle OF political systems.
The people of Germany" declared
DIR. Hill, "are more loyal to the EN-
peror than the democratic party ;s to
President Wilson today. Didn't a wave
81 general rejoicing go through Ger
many when the Lusitania went down?
Flow many. Germans in Germany car
you find who are not imperialisticc I
have never found one"
Unless we conscript ourselves for
this battle and lay our wealth and our
ives at the altar Of the defense our
Institutions, we will find our descen-
anti In the vortex OF world dominate
Ing schemes Of a~utocracy."