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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
sc6crridJuua Der gsclt.

2lllf mlrtDlNoiflldenl Seolete Sol
oeu ougcliahiiidcu &oiicn ge.
pIout. 5o crtlGrt oer 5do'
pier Der ON,tidcn @onoclstaiib.
bootc III ciilcm Sntcruiep.
2onDom q. 9lpril. Die Der.
liner 3eitlmgcu pcroifcntli1cn en
Sntcrpau nit Nllireo 2obmorn ocnI
9}rGiioentcu Der or.SdiiiobrtS.
ScicIli6oft mclAe Die Ocuticben &du'
oelstauhboote ibuf inOcn CT crflor.
tc. Dab oic ongcIiGMiiihcu Hoiicn bic
mirtbihnftlihe 9eberridung Der
gSelt pIonen. S}a6Ocm CT onga6,
ooB Oie Ser. Staotcn bereits einen
0fonomiiden arieg nuf Dem Sric-
oenSidluiie beobiidtigcn fubr CT
fort o0ieic Ebotiobe aeigt OoB Ell.
ne Combination Ger ongeliddiiicben
&oiien cine neue @rlmola9e iiir ole
S8eItpirtbidoft geidoffen bat, einen
ongeliG6iiiden 9lod, gegcn oen iid
Guropo bci 3eitcn moppnen muB.
g8cnn @rdii6cnt @ilion Die Nlonroc.
Goftrin cnOgiiltig fallen lieB, miiiien
mir cine iolde iiir @ilropo ihoifcu.
Gurd oos glufgeben Der Y3onroc-
Goftrin lit Ger Srolm Ger Gereiuig.
ten Stooteh ole central lmo iiiO-
aweritaniiAen Hepublifen 5u 0epin.
nen ino Elm @roB-9lmerifa aiBerbal6
oes enoliiAen @infmiies 81 iAoffeil,
0unidte gepor0en
@oblgcmcrtt, Gbile bdlt feline 9leu.
trolitGt ouircdjt. Werifo bleibt glme.
rifos geidworener 6eino imo 9lrgcn.
tinicn miro trrob Der @orfomnlniile
in @ucnos 9lireS ieinc politiide Sn.
ipiration bon NRoori0 un0 nidt BON
gsai1ington DoIeu. Der @oh.9lme.
ritonisms 1T toot, Oofiir miro Der
aneeliGdiiide9lod mtrtbldaitlid &C.
idmiooet. glmeriioner iponiiden
9Iutes mcrOcn ii6 oen 9lneeIiodien
nidt midicBen 0cm Guba, &orto
Rico uao Die &5ilippine, iino nod
nidt Dcrgeiien.
Drci mirtbidoftii6e
gSeltgruppcn.
rQic N}adt mclde I'M StonOe.
mar, europa bonn g8eltmorftc ob5u-
idnciocn imo bortuGdig ciueu 9lus-
6trserungsfrieg 5u Derfolgcn 1T
niGt MIR Der GoofeinO Scr Gcntrol'
md4te, ionOcrn oud Der @lorocr ocs
gon5cu ulropdiicben Continents ein.
idlicBlid guBlon0S unO oeS oiioti-
iAcu Sinterlonoes. Der cugIiitbc
&onol bilOet Die fiinftigc lpirtbidoit'
liMc Ebcilung 5mii4en europa uno
glnerifo. @S gicbt uic6t lGn0er mebr
5pci ieinoli6e ipirtbicboitlihe @elt
gruppen ionOcrn 0rci, nGmliM Ocn
clropGiihcn Continent Die ongcliGd,
iiiCbc Hcls uno ben icrncn Gfcu nit
Sopon. Ger europGiidc 9Iod nit
iibcr 200 0lilioncn @inuoBncrn
miro 0cni 9lngeliaAicnt6um pioeritc.
ben f6ancn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25

Gic Nolptluut6 Der 9ritcnircanoc
niO 9ritenoicncr i'm gan5en Sauoe.
in DER !Greiic wc IN Oca gciegge6cn.
Dem Sorperi6aiten riAtet f@ ougcn.
slidlih ac0ul Oic Sruotoreu "a 6ol.
Icttc lm0 Stouc, 0ic 6ii6rer mo in.
teIlchielIcn llr6eber Ser drioIareidNt
SbItuiftionSpnlitit ocacn 0ic Soy.
loqc, ocm @r1iiocnteu ciuc io5niagea
lnbciMrdufie Q.oAt6citouiB in ac.
ipiHen interEoiionalen 9lugelegcn6ci.
ten 5u rerlcilcn pm lieblteu 6Gttcn
lie 0en bei0en S5cnutoreu sic S6ii.
re eeluicier olS Ser ncuc 5aHat 5u
icincr criteu Sibnng 5uiamrclr
tyot, ober oa Dies uiht ouadngIib
lit npO aud fcin @rlno 5ilr Gnlci.
ting ciueS 9ludSentieeuuGs. oQer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
QaarrrranN mad !@alhInnIan.

Gon0oil "a. 9(pril. Scr be-
poriic6cnoe 9emd oes cbcnaIioen
idDpcoiidbcn 0IeiouOten in oen Ser.
e.iooion Scrmm 2agercront, in
@ai1inoton miro, ipie bieiige Ston'
0MaUier io9tcn mobridcin(ib I'M
fommenocn Nlonot IN elmer @onict
rcu5 in Gtod6olm Die Grnclnmng ei.
ncr pitDtigeu Yliiiiou 5ur 5olge Oq'
ben.
SSn oioier Goniercn8 mer0cn Scr
isetr SNocOenS. 9lomc9enS mo
9GliencrtS crpG6lt mcrOen, lno
naC6 sen Scr Stootcn 81 gebelL Inn
sic mcitgcbcnOn SIbmo@wi0cn fiir
sic Giuiu6r Uon 2ebcnSuittcl We
irolcum un0 an0ercn Nloterialien 81
trciicrL loeldlc oicic Sdnocr n5tbigIt
braudjcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
@ana beIanaIus.

OlSperl8c neplilult OCT ltull6ul'luyth
Oiicniivc. So crtldrt Der N'i.
Iitor- S6riititcler @loior Moro6t
in u9erliuer Sodeblatt~. Cis
ieuii0e criIidtc i'm Slptc ser PHI.
areiicr, ioat cr.
slmlter0nm ~. 9lpril, uio
Son0on. Nloior 9lorabt Ger be.
tdnatc 0lilitdr 1a6pcriidnoige,
i6rcibt i'm agerliuer GogebIott" ooB
Sic Geiultote Der iran30iiidcn Oiieu'
iiue 6islong 06aig lubeOeuteno iino.
@iorobt iii6rt mic folgt aus:
Ser 9eiie ein5elner I6eile Oes
@eldnoeS, mie Sdiibengr16en, Tor.
iet unO @olordnoer, ipielen ncbt
LANCER cine eutidei0enOe &oae in tief
gciioiielten imo beieitigten 3onen
Gos 3icl Der oeutideu &ert6eioieuug
iii, ielblt inter Soften oes 3ltriidloi.
lcns ser SoOten mitiammt &riegs.
material unO S6ciliteaimsen imiere
cigene StGrfe 81 bepa5ren Die Oes
lScinOes oageeen 81 5erit0ren imo i'm
oaron 8u per6inoern iein itrateGiicbeS
3iel cineS 0urb6rudes 81 errei6en.
81 Oieiem 3wcde 1T eS not6menoig,
5ic aompflinie bemegIid 81 5alten."
93ad N}orobtS llrtbeil fonnten Oie
Gcutl1en 0urh ytabge6en al einigen
Gunfteu ibrc @egner 5Dingen oDnc
llnieriiiblung ieitens ibrcr ibmercn
9;rtillerie 81 idnpien lino iid 10 0em
ccruihtenoen Seuer Der oeitiden Sn.
fanierie umo 9lrtilerie aus3uieben.
Cine iol6e Gaftit eebe Uielia6 @cIe.
gcn6eit 3u oeuti1cn @egcnanariien
nit &eierpeirlppen, iueIde allBerbaIb
ocS 9creibs oes ieinolideu 6euers
allisoiteat in0. &eiter idreibi 9Fo.
rabt:
Ser tdftiibe @riolg in mooarnen
Shla6ten miro nidt uad Ocm @c.
mun eil3elner @eldnOetgeile oocr
0cm l(miong ser @eite 6eurtbeilt
lcn0ern Gdugt al BON Ser pouidnoi.
Qu pbpiiiden mo moraliiben glui.
l0iung OeS Seiu0eS iniolae 8rditepcrs
lutte 0urd Die 3erit0renoe &iriung
6cs glrtiaericicuerS. Ties 3iel III
biSIang bon Oen 9eutiden in 0em
qcmaltigen 9lmgeu en Der gSeitlront
crrei6t morocn. Gic criteu lno aroB.
ten 9Ingriiie ser 9riten uuo ,Sran5os
fen i6mgen ie6l critidten I'M Smte
Scr g(nareiier. O9eitere 9urh6rudS.
rcriude meroen gemadt merocn mo
cmcnte Sample iteben inns bepor 0od
lmiere 1rtppen ie6en Dem fonmen'
ou &in0en nit pnOcrninoerter 3us
ncriidt eutgcger."
= iuil6ew 0 bner b on 2 cut =
iAen in Si1crbeit
ge6rodt. I.
g(mitcroam 81. 9lpril (pia
9onSon). - Cine in Berlin ausgeNcs
6cnc 6olbamtIide @}elouuo 6eio0t
oaB sic SmipcaiNaiflng scr 9epoh.
pcr Der gerdiintcl Ciitrifte 5miihen
Soilions uuO 9lrras obne Sdrtcn iiIr
Die 9eiltc 6elnerfiteaigt moroen lit.
Gic NlelOiua iiiet 1in5ll. Ser
IronSport i6rer So6e Der50gcrte bic
9ci6roeumg micbtigen aricgSmntc'
ri0lS. Die 6rlldt6dume wllroen I'M.
ge1auen, Oamit lire 9lGtter noribi
leu0cn Gulppcn feline Gedimg gcgen
inicre 6lieger bieten. Gie monn.
liHc un0 meibli6e 9ep6ltcnng i'm
Sitter pon Is bis go Sa6rcn wnroc
Gcportmt. N}ittcr nit aiuocrn I'M
tcr is So6rcn blieben BEL ibreil Sim
bern. Ole gauge ginuobneridalt Don
81. Quentin muroe binter Ole ,Sront
pcbradt. Solucit cs iib H0glid ma
den licB. ipuroe i6nen erlaubt lih
iGrcl @o6nplaB ialbIi aua5umd9ln"
GdJMlo Der Spcfnlauteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25

eiutcr iio0-i4o4 0lnriiensSts.
Siuicr fOl-~i3G @ sSprl-9lOe,
Sifiier f05-ti5 ". soriglpe.
8miiden t5lq-l52i Gldriion'str,
SmiIdcn i605-~ 1907 GlarIionGir.
Sirier icon Q1lod 0dilouer'Sir 9NeIeic.
Simtcr iTOOLt754 Glnriion Git
Sinner i7oli758 glariion,SiE,.
Sinier + 2f CitNorrensSir,
Tnrmon.0llen. puiihen 9ianoall II. @arneD ctr
cirter fo10-tSl2 qichtGtr.
Sinier i7O5-l79s &atorseo. Tirri,
Smisheu f9fT-fSiQ 9Scftpbal RloV.
oirtey 500 Nlod gsciipbul @.ace 0ileite.
Seiiie lO2 0ii5ori.slpe nno Seite lOo Ar'
GlemcntStr. o,,.. o,.,soi,o
niniiesL gp~n iiInd SeurhsStr g9ciiiqiic
Ginttssr zoo Riod Ranoaa,Str gnrnieite.
Sinter f00 QInd Rlnnnll Cir. %ornletlf
Snier id0O Nod gooipoiorrsif. ~ellle'ie'
5imter moo 1870 0oolnoion Sir.
Sinier 1l2t--l459 9opugion'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-25
nrnn WlaNcnancr luIInIdlI edci0ana.

NrnN WtHBVNuhVt lOHNlVt CWN'p3"B'
y}cm Dort o. glpril. Der
BON W}mc, 9forGarctbc @Eatcnailer
bon Scr Nlctrcpol'tau Gper gcgcn iD.
rcn o'oitcn Ocn itolicniir6cn Scnoris
Iicn GouarSo 6crrori6 6ontano cin-
Qelcieta 5hci0nn8sprodcB lit icbt IN
oam Suprcmc Scricbt oor 9li6icr
9orneIID i'm @oigc
1rou @loecnoucr bcitnl0iGt Ocu
Gotten oll6u ilcttcr6oit 1a icin lno
f.iGrl in Or @lo0eidriit orei Dliibc
floQie cr Der Ecnosiit itclt Die 9e-
idpioonacn il sl6rCoc un0 ocrs
lcudt 9rcNnlm1 meNen onae6liCbcr
llupertrd0liateit ieuer g9egeiponiig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
many VARIETIES OF
VEGETABLE OILS ARE
NOW MANUFACTURED
liz Concerns in the United States
Engaged in the Business; IN
dustry Has Been Growing Rap
idly During Last Few Years.

Special Correspondence 60 The Herald.
Washington. D. C., June 22.-Direc.
tor Sam L. Rogers. Of the bureau Of
census, department or commerce. has
issued a summary showing the prO-
duction In the rhited states of edible
vegetables other than -cottonseed for
the calendar yea 1916. This inquiry
was authorized hy the secretary OF
commerce IA cooperation with the
secretary Of agriculture, In connection
with the mobilization OF the food re-
sources ~ the country. The list OF
establishments cauyasscd was COM
piled from the flies 81 the department
of commerce and agriculture. from
trade directories. and from lists FUR
nished on request by persons con-
versaut with the manufacture ~ the
several kinds Of vegetable oils. Al
though the manufacture OF some OF
these oils iu the United States Is OF
comparatively recent date. b. ne be-
lieyod thai the list of establishments
c%ansassed Is complete.
According To- the reports received.
there were its concerns In the United
states In 1916 engaged i'm the manu-
facturc OF gG2.55S SCI pounds of oil
from peanuts. mustard seed. kapok
seed. rape seed. s|uuhower seed, soyu
beans, wainuts. corn, copra palm
pernels, u olives. The movement
Ia grow soya beans, peanuts. and
other oil-bearing seeds aud nuts oehei
than cottonseed for the manufacture
of oil has received a great impetus
aud there viii probably ne several
hundred establishments engaged ia
crushing the crops grown Ia 1871
The following summary shows the
number 81 establishments engaged III
the production % the several oils, to'
gether with the quantity - each KIND
produced during the calendar year
1919:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

there we're i56 mills in the United
States which expressed oil from cot
ton seed. During this period i.Ist.-
sol tons of cotton seed was crushed,
the total quantity ~ -cottunsecd OH
produced being l2Ss. Os4.0TT pounds.
burlng this same period 1871 5gi.-
sag pounds Of crude cutt0nseed oil
was refined. irons which f.0SO.62G,-
Ola pounds Of refined oii was obtain
I'd. The stocks - cotton seed held AZ
he oh mills on April go amounted 10
22s,si7 n
In addition to the production IL
domestic vegetable oils which may be
used for edible purposes. considerable
quantities are also imported. During
the calendar year 1916 there was Inn
ported 6t.3i9. 30S pounds OF %cocoanut
oil. l6~.5g7.7S5 pounds OF c~ottonseed
oil, ii5, in9, 269 pounds of soyabean
oil. 2s.t7O.o63 pounds of palm oil. g.
232.735 pounds OF palm-kernel OH. g.
0Sa, sol gallons Of peanut oil. $500
asa gallons Of rape-seed oil. 1856 :
593 gallons OF Chinese-nut oil. and
7.3S2.3 8 gallons Of edible Olive oil.
During the same period there was ex-
ported iSS, 2iS.S16 pounds Of domes-
tic %cottonseed oil and 9.i1S,sig
pounds OF foreign oil. e.062.-
800 pounds Of soya-hean oil. 50. S0i
pounds OF palm oil. s2.7S0 gallons oi
peanut oil, aud SO. ICES gallons % ed
ible olive oil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
lHIIL' TIIE
N~buaucrquc I,cadcrS Are Learning
The Way.

l's the little kidney Ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticcd urinary disorders
That may lead to dr, usy and
Bright disease.
When the Kidneys are weak.
Help them with Doan's Kidney
Plus.
a remedy especially for weak Kid
ue,s.
DoIu's have been used in kidney
troubles Tor 80 years.
Endorsed by 10000 peoplo-en-
durscd at home
proof Of merit ia this Albuquerque
mans statement.
Albert MERCER. carpenter. i22
North Eleventh street. says over
work brought on kidney trouble ana
] was laid up with "a lame back. |
feared to move a muscle because of
the sharp palms that pierced me My
kidneys didn't act properly ANA J WIS
often compelled To ger up several
times az night To pass the kidney O.
cretious got Doan's kidney P'lls
at Rdppe's Drug Store and one box
helped me greatly. Before | had m
iShed the second box. | vas cured,
The cure has proven permanent now
for years
Price soc. ai an dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Piiis--the same that
cured MI Mercler. Foster Milburn
Co. Mfgrs, Buffalo. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
US. DESTROYERS IN
BRITISH WATERS ON
THE JOB REGULARLY
The Old American Doctrine of
Keeping Everlastingly at II Is
Being Adhered to by the Tars
Who Are Fighting Sub Menace.
hy Associated Press
Base az the American Iiotilla In

hy Associated Press
Basc uf the American Iiotl,la In
british Water, June 22.-The old
American doctrine Of Keeping ever
lastingly ~ II perhaps has never been
better illustrated than here. the port
from which the American tars are
working day and night against tho
German submarine menace. This was
impression obtained by the CORE
spoudcnt who today made an iuspcc-
ton "f ~turpedoboat dcstroycrs that
happened to hc iu sheltered waters
a majority of the American boats
were ont sweeping he s"us Tor the
elusive pcri-cope picking up crews
OF ships that nave been tora"&ood or
conveying merchantmen safely
through The t'lbout infested area.
Those In port had just returned FROM
q brief respite.
ono destroyer Inspected had the
good fortune 20 he able 10 bring back
crews uf two torpedoed merchantmen.
She had been out five days.
tn" destroyer carried five i-inch
guns. which are ct the type mostly
on destroyer \ gunner explained an
about one ln the bow handling Il liz,
La playthiug
Ten feet behind the gum were ease.
of shells. each shell weighing siN5
pounds When firing upon Il suhma-
rinc. the shells ARE passed by hand IN
the gunner no small task when the
sea- rs rolling. The man AZ the gun
is equipped with I'd headgcar like that
worn by telephone girls through which
he receives sighting directions from
the officer "u the bridge aud speaking
tubes
ON different guu decks we're three
innocent looking canvas boxes each
containing SIS fuiiy loaded rifles. d
i'm all.
They are Tor unwrlcome hoardiug
parties. said the commander. IAN,
cfews are assigned Ia them
Then there were numerous turpod,
tubes which are alWa,r loaded Il "a
not violating the rules Of censorship
To- sa5 that Ibis crau b. ~ of TN
! 600 ton class and carries a GREY 90
80 who are like a great happy family
The officer said there was sur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

and FROM hence long absent relations
returned with fabulous wealth TO snNc
the financial situation OF their fam
lics The "iu,lc from America" be-
came legendary through popular flo
ti"n and sentimental drama George
Washington Lincoln and Wilson are
now taking his place ia the French
mind
France learned much about tho
United States durius the first two
years of the war through American
motor ambul1"ccs ana hospitals. Am
crichn comfortr and relief of ull kiuis
sent 90 soldiers and civilian sufferers
and through American @tuulccu 81
which nearly every soldier had e
share. she was an ready o. pour
her heart to America which she has
done freely since tho United states
became her aJlN.
No one Ia France has the advantage
OF the Partisan Scwiu- girI or midi
uettc' a. they call her. 200 either scuti-
pcnt ct patriotism uo strike In H.
French capital eve had so much sent.
lmout miXcd With II. consequently
there wTs nothing more natural than
their choice OF the culors of their
new ally.
Music dealers So, mat Il was the
'midinettcs' who helped most To cN-
haust tho available supply uf Amer
lem national airs In sheet muse Ia
the first few DAYS after the United
states declared war up Germany. The
sewing girls could be e. during thci'
noon hour nt certain street crossing
aud up tranquil courts, gathered
around that old familiar institution
~ PARIS. the street music vendor.
with a sheet Of words without music
iu baud. they were learning % French
translation Of the star Spunglel
Banner to the air played bN the mu-
SIC vendor ON his violin None NJ tn
parliamentary. -urnounc, academic ~
official functions was % greater trib-
ate 10 the United States of America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

prisineiy it'll, hon:esickness among
the youngest.
There H. no m%istaking the good re-
lations which exist between officers
and men.
I'VE invite questions and suggest
ion from our men," said one of the OF
ficers. We want them to feel thgt no
one b. ever too old To learn
The men are always eager IL srecl
visitors aud the correspondent gave
them the first news of the success OF
the military registration in America
and the uyersubscription Of the lib-
erty loan. The personal touches OF
the cordial greetings extended t.
Major General pcrshing me his pho.
nccr force on their way through Eng
laud were also appreciated.
In these days Of censorship il was
rather "a surprise to learn That the meIl
receive their malt %unccusored from
the folks back home. II arrives about
every ten days. II is not the sam,
with their mail to America. which It
censored not only by their own censor
aboard each ship but also by the Brit
ish censor ashore
But - far a. could be learned there
was no complaint and this system =,
working exceedingly satisfactory.
when submarine crews are rescued
the sailors Willingly give up thcil
comfy berths."
The food also IL plentiful and 81
good quality. NEST OF 1t coming from
the United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
UNITED STATES HAS
BEEN DRAWN CLOSE
TO FRANCE BY WAR
Formerly Looked Upon by the
Common People as a Country in
the Vague Distance; American
Airs Are Becoming Popular.

hY Associated Press
Paris. June 22.-Amcricun flags
were worn uN e great many OF tito
Partisan sewing girls during their re-
cent strike. Asked why they chose
tho star SpauElcd Banner as the
standard Of their revolt one ~ them
replied WHY because We demand the
.-'mriur aUElnisc' uhe English week
with saturday half holiday.
Then wouldn't the British flua be-
more appropriate o." II was asked.
Perhaps, but the %'drapcau ctoilo'
tthc stars and stripes are much more
becoming.
That wus q real Rue dc la paiS
reason but ;hcrc was another. en-
trolN -uu'ouutrtcd With Cuductry, IL
Was the now meaning the United
states N America have acquired Ia
trtu,,.
Tu the French common people IN
general who travel little aud are MT
'rrl strong on geograhphy. America
had long been % country iu the vague
distance. celebrated for its |hIiluusir,-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

back guarantee that each spoonful
viii clean YOUR sluggish liver better
haa A. dose Of nasty calumrI and that
10 won't make Won SICK
nodsou'S LIVER Tone rs real liver
med cine Noull know 10 next morn
ing because YOU viii wake up feeling
nuc. your liver Wiil %" working YOUR
headache aud dizziness gone. vour
stomach VIII hc sweet and your bow
ois regular Nuu VIII feel like work.
iu.. yuu'u hr cheerful. fun VI Nsgur
ana ambition
D"dsuu's Liver Tone * entirely
vegetable therefore harmless and can
not -a%liNalc Give u tu your children.
Millions uf people are using bodson s
iANet Tone instead ~ dangerous cal.
omel nov Your druggist viii tell vou
that the sale ~ oalomel II almost
Slapped entirely here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
arrived yesterday follow.

arrived yestefday follow:
II. c. Abbott. Mount Dora: Antonio
Abeyta. socorro. Albert Anderson,
Tucumeari; JAS. G. Ballard. Roswell.
Howard Harness. sugaritc. Jas. W.
Baxter. carrizozo. f.. q. Betts. Las
Vegas; T. s. Bingham. L~ovington. }.
G. Brooks. THRONE; G.. l.. Bert. Noun
taiuair. j :. Carpenter. East Vaughn:
WIN. Chittick. Van Houten. Bruce
Conner. Roswell; l.. y. Cory. Gallup.
A. ID. Crossheid. Rincon; W. O. Dem
ton, Lovington, y. A.. Dudrow.
chama; r.. 8. Duke. Gallup. O. b.
E~;arickson. ri. ,umner. W. r.. East
man. East Las Vegas; X. w. Ed
wards. Fl. Sumner. 4. L. Elliott. ru-
cumcari; O. G. Emmons. Gallup. r..
I. Engle. Dawson. 1. 5. Epstein. Ros-
well, A. j. Exter. Magdalena. j. stan
ley Ferrin. Magdalena: otto Fischer.
Albuquerque: 5. :. Goulieb, Cubero:
o. l.. Gregory. East Las Vegas. W.
b, Hays. Fort Bayard. NJ. w. Hodges.
Roswell; Louis Holleyman, Loving
ton; Thomas Hughes. santa Fe. j.. H..
Hooker. Lotington. T. e. johnson.
Springer, %. NJ Linsiell. Dawson, IA.
!. Lumiey. Dawson: j. A. May. Carls-
bad; James Miller, Gallup; ]. ~. Mur-
ply, Tyrone; +. r. Nickel. Deming
=, L. orme. Mountainair. +. L. Pax
ton. Santa RIA; W. A. Poore. Carts
bad, q. 1. Price. Tucumcari; Il. y.
Reynolds. Ration; y. :. Riggs. Magda-
lem; J.. r. Soiko. Albuquerque. 4. C..
Sowder. Plcacho; Il. w. Spitz. santa
re; James Stanley. Endee; l.. A.
Swigart, Carlsbad, Z. A. Van Kramer
santa Rita. c. Ia. Van Houton. Cine
arron; j. IL. Nickers. Dawson simon
Norenberg. Wagon Mound; a. r.
White, san Marciai; G. ". Widen
stein, Ration; Ira NORMAN. East Las
Vegas, Il. Leo. Ward, santa re; Whit
Wright. Carlsbad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

NJ q a Il seed,
rape seed. soya
bean. palm kerr
nei. etc "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
NOON lt,R AnGuMENr

Commissioner 8aifour has arrived
safely IN England. after his official
visit to this country Considering
that the Berlin editors agree that the
submarines rule the sea u is wonder
ful how many outsiders are using Il.
-Dallah NoWs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22
The Scottish Rite
Masons Are Holding
Reunion at Capital
Special Corrospondenes 10 The Herald,

Special Correspondence to The Herald.
Santa Pc, y. NJ, June 22.-The
class now taking tho Scottish Rite de-
gree here IL one of the largest in
years. Yesterday slxty-two candi-
dates were present from all over the
state. and others we're expected to
arrive last night n today.
The members OF the class who had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

Many of Them can hum the star
S%panglcd Banner Columbia" II less
known and America utterly neglect
ed because the AIR BE- the same as that
OF God say" the King Yankee
Doodle IN tn, other hand, rs some
thinE oil "a nvorite. being familiar to
the French people a. tho air of an
old French revolutionary song.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-22

Want to trade that mule Tor a gas
WagonG Try the WANT AID way.
University Heights Is rast coming
~ the front.