davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-04-06
Filling Up.

"What will we put in the magazine
this month";
about forty pages concerning what
we had last month";
YES
And forty more about what we will
have next month";
And them"
THAT ought to be enough for this
month"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-04-06
Gaudily Clad Dummy Is Left.

The beautiful old sixteenth century
church of Saint Jean was u piNihi
mass IL ruins, Int Il Of Ill oil paint
in,.s SIN hung on Il hit ~ wall III The
trnnsept and Mns miracnin'lstN w.
,anehed. The statue " 'atherin.
n,xnix which "a! adorned the great
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-03
Mpfele@ elee.

Dte Mepfel fdneibet man in feline
Seile, entfernt oas aernbaus unb alles
Sdledte uno pdfdt Die Stiide tiatis
in MaFer; barnab feBt man lie in
sroBen 9Opfen auf bas Geuer unb
ldBt tie In reidlidem MaHer gang
pei9 tohen. Darauf eibt mon bic
MpfelmaKe burd einen @eleebeutel uno
ldbt ben bur9gelaufenen @aft rubig
Big gum anberen Sage iteben. Muf
ie6es 9ucrt nebme man ein Pfuno bonn
beiten 3uder unb lafe benfelben nit
Dem Safte 70 lange tOden, Big ct eine
bunfle Sdrbe erbdlt unb langfam bonn
2Dffel tropft. Mdbren6 oes Ro9ens
fiist maj Die Sdule elmer 3itrone, fo@
tpte eintse Stidhen sanaen 3tmmt
bin3u. Das erfaltete @elee flint man
in @lGfer, man fann nod 8elieben Elm
Glas Rum ooer Mrraf borber bur9 bic
MaHe mtf4en. Diefes @elee 1T bon
faDner, tlarer 5arbe, bdlt iia iabrez
lang unb bot ben gorteil GROCER Bill
ligteit.
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e,runoeiaemtums : r1ebertrasnnsen.

Seroinano oerff Ii. q. an s. SC. 8o%
min, @rllnbitiid in Der Spntbolme Ioz
pition; $27S.
S1op $. 8plfe unb Ssrall on S. q.
Geepes llnb 6rau, @runpitiid an Ser
gort6 5alabo Ctr; $500.
Sos Mngeles 5eigbts Improvement
COMPANY an S. @. N&arrer. 8runofild
in Sos Mngeles Seigbts; $40 II. q.
@.79. Mrnolb an 81. 6. Stone, Srn>
flee, @runoitHf III 2pt A. 8. 2, 8. 6;
aoucpaario Matrrtines an Sobn ulo q.
,WeebIid, Grltnoftid i'm Gomntrp 8lod
4O41;r sos.
Saul s. rarueger an Srau Marie
@nroers, @ruuoItiid an Der Wiftletoe
Npe.; $1,000.
MeGl1llum uno Sc. Burnett an 8.
81. ntto sc. g. guberle, @runbftiid inn
1euen gitps8lod 1852; $4,000.
6taat Seras an 6. q. Nun1pel, Srib
Sod nnb 6. @oges, Mbf6rift eines Ra-
tents fir 364.7 ader 2anb.
q. 8. 9iebel an D1. Wtarl1ean Grain
COMPANY, @rrnlbitiif an Ser Guadalupe.
5putb gpn1al nro Golimd Ctr; $4,000.
9ora Stl1mbere an @o 8fefferling,
Mnteil an 426 85<100 Ider 2anb,
$625O.
@ns. Ml1iief an Summit &lace 60,
@ru1oitiid IN Summit Elace; 81 II. q.
6. unb q. @rallper on 5eilrb g.
6nnt, @rlnbitiid i'm neuen Gitpz8lod
1862; 5000.
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'eime SeIdmerben me6r.

NtlHe O~tIupueIut HtDI. USDI
Seilmittel1, ibreibt Srau Soiefine
NeBl, Ills gagbp Str, Souiton,
Ser, in einem 8rief an Or. 8efsr
Sabrnep & Sobne, bat mir ie(r
gut eetart. ST bate einen fdlin=
men Sub, Ser ieoen CONNER auf-
brad. 8or 5fpef Sabren, ais ib nob
in San 4ntonio mobrte, gebraudte
i1 SIR 4Ipenfraltter llno i1 babe
ieitber feline gef1meroen mebr nit
meinem SUB gebabt.l @oriihtsbaI-
Der babe id iebt 5mei Slalben pom
Sbrem bieiigen 2ofalagenten gefaltft.
Sbr Mlpenfraliter bat mir gleid5ei=
tig guten Mppetit gegeben. Sd oan-.
fe Sbnen iebr."
@enn Sic ftd) fir cine Weoi5in
intereliiererl, -bie pirfli6 gut tit unb
Die ben hohiten GRAB Der 8eliebt-
beit, iotpol bier pie i'm MusIanbe,
erreift bnt, uno 5tpar le0ieli6 if
res eigenen @ertes tDeger, na6 ei=
mem Sabrbunort lartgem @ebraudl
10. miro Sbnen Sorni's alpenfrdll-
ter 5uiagen. Oiele alte &rauterme-
oi5in lit ntdt in 4potbefen su baben.
Spe5ialagenten Iiefern fie brett bonn
2aboratoriltm Der SerlteIer, Or. 8e-
ter SnbrneD & Sons 60, 1875
60. &opne Mbe., gbicago, Sn.
3u baben BEL Srau Gbas. 4lbredt,
123S-40 Oit-gommerce StraBe.
(Nnaeige).
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-e E- Z "a +N& 81 sri Ee3NH1L 2
lit cine SID inn 4ongreB eingebradt
noroen, Die 100000 fir 6iefea
3fpef belpiligt. San Mntonio tpiro
oie sroBte 2nftidifftation in ben
Ser. Staatell erbalten.
- Yoli5iit 9unni1tn transporter
tie 1leulid abenos einen iflngen
Mann nod Der Goli5eiitation, Der
ein Mutomobil geItoblen botte. Scr
Yoli5ilt uno iein 8efangener fubrel
beioe in Dem Muto. untertDegs ge.
riet etpas an Ser Maidine in Tin
oronnng nno Ser @efangene erbat iid)
in liebensmiiroiger @eiie, es tpieoer
IN SrDnlng 5lt bringen. 8eioe ffie-
gen aus uno @eioe aus petldieoe-
men Giiren. Mls 1i6 Damn aber Oun=
nina nmorebte, I'M nit ieineln
@efangenen an Die Mrbeit 81 geben,
mar Der lebtere ipurlos peridmrn=
ben.
Dienitag abeno gegen aebn
l1br ging Die yeegerin Warp IQD
aus ibrem @allie an Der Noro SIR
res StraBe fort. Sic blieb ungefabr
orei giertel Stunbe meg. Mls iie
pieoerfam, NOR ibr fleines 4ino
per1dpunoen. Sic benahridtigte
iofort bic 8oIi5ei nno mdbrenb Die
9oli5iIten mad Dem ainoe iudter,
fam cine 9otidaft nod Der Eoli5cis
ltation, oas man ein fleines Heger-
fitto in elmer @emiilefanne bel Dem
Saaie 8elt Srapis StrnBe 914, al
10 uneefabr cine MeiIe bon BEN
Sauie Ser Negerin entfernt, gefnn-
Sen babe. 9as aino mar nadt, NIT
Mnreilen bebedt uno fdrie fiirdter-
Iidj. 3mei Neger, oie in oemielben
&auIe nit oen Mnep's pobne1I iin6
altf ben @erbadt BIN per6aftet NOR
Sen, nit bieier Mffaire in Gerbin-
outlg 81 Iteben.
&idter s. 8. SluOer bot lei
nen 4mtseio aIs Hihter oes 10.
0iitriftgerihts abgelegt.
9as groBe Mlttompbil bes
Major @oQoran, 0as in Der Neu=
iabrsnaht Dor Dem Srapis Club
itnno uno eeitoblen iulrbe, puroe
9ienitag morgen bon Dem 8oli5ilten
Salbira an Der Marfet StraBe mic
Der g%efulloen.
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GDttDnTamen-ErDbnf
San gntpnip, seg, 3. San. 1917 -
9rime CRUDE Cotton Seed Oil, 81
eenis pei 8nlone
9teiu Yorf, 8. San. - Spot S12.1o
bio; Se5ember, 1920 uno $12.60;
Suannr, 1922 uno $12.25; Sebruar,
$12.20 lmb $12.30; Wdr3. $12.13 uno
$12.15; gpril, $12.20 unD $3.50;
Mni, 1929 unb $12.25; sunni, 1925
SIPS; Suli. $3.50 uno 1921.
Surm-1rnbnffe-
Gan antonio, Ser, 8. San 1917.
Ger (nlr friide) SO. i, s2e per Sbo.
6ibner ........ 1870 per BflnD
Snrfebs ............ 19c pet Yfnnb
8ei5en .......... $1.75 per 8ufdcl
&prn .......... $1.15 per Bufdel
Safer Csc Der 8uf1cl
Seu ........... S14.o0 per Sonne
Wemiiie.
&~artoffeGn. California, $3.15 nno
Colorado, 1915.
Siike aartoffeln. @bite Dam. $3.50;
Rumptin gam, $1.75 uno $500.
2piebeln, California, $500.
Bobnen, Crime, $2.2h per gnihef.
Gquafb, 100 unb $1.25 per 8uffel.
Somaten. Seras. A Scribe, $1.25.
Nabiesden. 40c (. / Dbb. >Hinbet.
BlumenfobI. &c unb II per Hfb.
&obl, $500 per, Crate.
@riiner 8feffer, 1925 per 8nfhel.
Spinat. 75c per 8ufdeI.
Ora, $500 fir @ufdel.
4eeten. Acc per STD. s@iinbeI.
1eerrettias@ nraein. per Bfo. 12At
@urfen, per Crate, $500.
Gelerie. 90c u. $1.00 per 9ubeno.
1eteriilie, 4Oc per 9bb. s8iinoeI.
gierpflansen, $1.25 per gufheI.
&opflalat, Gal, $2.75 per Crate.
@eIbe @ur5eln, 40c II. SOC Der 9bb.
gantaloupes, Gtanbarb, 1928 per
Crate; Ronr, 75c per Crate.
Tie1 Warft.
Gan Mntortp. Ser. 3. San. 1917.-
'&ii6e $40 bis $3.50.
Gdlber S4.75 Bis $3.50.
Sdien $500 biz $3.50.
8uIlen $4.65 uuS $4.95.
ct. 9otis, 3. San. 1917. &inbs
bieb, Serass@ieb. $3.50 Bis $500.
Shfpeine. $3.50 bis S10.55.
Sante.
Ehfpere ponr Ghradbter ..... % Ste.
2eihte btm S6lafter ........22 gtS
@riin aeinIaene ..........13h gt<
Ge0e-
BoIf nnb SuGs -..:..-..... go go
HngorasSiegen. per Rfo. ......10 GN
Niteoras3 teaem beihdoi9t -. s Gn
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9aprtfas d..

Sn ungarn ipirb bon ben Rippens
ftiiden ober Dem 8latt bas beriibmte
papritas Jleud bereitet. Man GER
leat es rob in Sdeiben, bdmpft es nit
Butter unb 3piebeln In elmer Rafes
role gar, ipas ettpa cine babe Bis brsi
9iertelftunoen pdbrt, entfernt bann
bic 3piebeln unb sibt fopiel faure
Gabne iiber bas Gertdt, als man
Sauee au babsn tpiinfdt. Disfe iptrb
NIT Dpprita aepiirat. nah Sdla abaes
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6 ntensNie.

BON falten ~gebratenen gnten ober
9iibnern miro aaes Gleifd ubsefdnits
ten. 11sbrise GiilIung unb bic Rnos
den tperben NIT taltem Wafer auf
fnnadem Geuer gum aoden sebra4t.
Oas Jleifh miro in etn tiefes gefairr
gelest uno NIT ettpas bon Der Rnodens
briibe angefeudtet. Gin Dedel BON
paftetenteis NIT einem ginf9nitt tn
Der Mitte pirb oariiber selegt. 9iers
auf nirb es i'm Diem braun sebaden.
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Nnu . Crloubntsfdclne.

gilbert 9eidert, 8obnbals, South
8alters Ctr; 5000.
g. 8. Seiu, @obnbnus, 3ar5amora
Ctr; 5000.
s. @. 8ubler. Sheune, Sit @ops
laipn .slpe.; 5000.
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Side @uppe.

gu bie{er Suppe tann man jeglt9es
@emiie nebmen, bas bic Sabresaeit
bietet. Man f9neibet Mobrriiben in
balbfinserlange oiinne Streifen, ebenz
10 Meibfobl, WirfingtoH, 5erpfliidt
aud 8lnmenfobl 0ier3u tann gut Der
ausgetpadfene 8lumenfobl bermenbet
tperoen), sibt Bobnen, m0slihft nit
Rernen, ba3u, ferner rote Hiiben, pors
rec, peterflie, SellerietnolIen nit
Bldttern unb ettpas 3niebeln; baupts
fd9li9 nebme man aber m0gliGft biel
WirfingA unb Weibtobl, neil Die
Suppe oann einen febr frdftigen gez
f9mad ,befommt. Dies anes feBt man
mil tpenig WaFer aufs 5euer unb ldBt
es augebedt etpa cine babe Stunbe
bdmpfen. Damn flint man 10 Diel
MaHer nit Suppen!piirfeln mad, Die
maj Suppe gu baben pinf4t, uno
ldbt es nod etpa atpei Stunoen fp6en.
Sc ldnser biefe Guppe fodt, I'm 10
f9madbafter pirb fie. Cine Stunoe
Dor benz Mnridten tperben in Stiide
sefdnittene robe aartoffeln hinsugez
tan uno mitgetodt, ebenfo in Miirfel
seidnittenes robes 5leifd. Das lebs
tere lit aber nidt serdoe n0tig, tpenn
man Suppennirfel ober ettpas Set
beripenoet. Mer bic Suppe sana bio
liebt, fann lie nit etpas Mebl fdmia
MAIDEN. sic 1T iiberaus nabrbaft
unb ersibt Elm gutes Mittasefen.
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dreit $mfe fit Serag: Wlitppo !, Sannar 1917.

f9medt, unb bann iiber Ben @tiiden
NIT auf ser @9iHel aneeri9tet. Man
gibt Nets in SalanaHer a%usgequolene
Maffaroni, Nuoeln ober au4 Rartofz
feln bdsu.
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@ 0 ma oi9 eingelaben Fat. bort
made EN- bergniigtes Gefi4t; in Sc
fenfdaft TT ieoer berpflidtet, sludli9
gu iein.
@ein eisener unbefansener 2efer
fein f0nnen, felber bemerfen, ipen1 man
dnfdngt lanspeilig gu fperoen, 1T bie
gr0Bte aunft bes S4riftfteners!
Das Qeben glei9t einem Bu4e.
Soren ourdbldttern es flii9tig; oer
Weife lieit es nit 8eoa6t, neil er
tpeiB, baB er es nur einmal lefen fam.
Menn ettpas meinen Spot rei3te,
mar es Der gang CUR 9ofmeifterei, pon
benz Die metffen 2eute erfilt iinb, ben
iie aber ins @eipanb Der Suseno fleiz
ben uno fir Seilnabme ausgeben.
setdmpf, oes sisers srimmsn
3ahn,
Rdmpf gegen 9an5enbanfen otht,
RGmpf' gegen Minb uno Melen an -
Nur geger = Worurteile nidt.
Mrnolb Sanger.
Die 8libsefabr einaelner 8dume
lit febr unsIeid; Der 2orbeer tpirb fat
ME, Die eide febr oft pom 8liB sez
troffen. Die urfahe lit in Der berz
f9ieoenen elettrifden 2eitungsfdbisteit
bes 9oI3es tpte In Dem MaRerrei4tum
bes Stanbortes gu fuhen.
Was begriinbet bauerbaft bic Rrdft
elmer Nation2 Mut, St9erbeit nno
felbitbenuBter @tols, Der iid nidt aur
lnebre berabSupiirbisen Dermas. Mit
einem Morte elm gbaratter. pelder
cine 8eleibigung neoer ertrdgt nod
ausiibt.
9nmperbtnds Sdnefter 1T,
fpie aus Darmitaot beri9tet pirb, in
Gberftaot BET Darmftabt seftorben. sic
mar bic Satin bes audi als 9drift>
Teller befannten Sanitdtsrats Or.
9ermann Wette unb bat fih bur9 ibrs
benz finblihen Settle treffli4 angepaBs
ten MGrdenoidtunsen einen Namen
sema9t, gu oenen ibr 8ruber bic Mu=
fit 5drieb. Sang b~eionberen Rubm
trug ibr bic Mdrdenpper u9dnfel uno
| @retel" elm. Die Oidterin mar 1853
in 9iegbur seboren, ftano alfo erit i'm
adtunofiinf5isften 2ebensiahre. Don
ibren ipdteren Werfen feien mod Die
Mdrdenbidtunsen uOie fieben @eiss
LEM uno Der GrofdfOnis" erpdbnt.
1903 CAB tie aud elm beutf9es 3inoers
lieberbuh beraus.
= Gin @ort lit leid)ter suriifge.
balten aIs siiriifgenommen.
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Sir 9ans ntlb
Slide.
5ofelnuB pIGB9en.

Gin pfunb 3uder, bier sunse Gier
tperOen aulammen cine bdlbe Stunoe
geriibrt, Damn gibt man Elm pfuno
geriebene NiTe buran. Gin BLEED
'ipirb nit Set beitrihen, Miebl oariiber
seitGubt unb BON Der MnHe fletne
9dufhsn barauf seieBt. Diefelbtn
lperben BET nidt gu fturfer 9iBe sez
baden.
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A.ckdIes.
@abrideinIides Better.

sir Gan Mntonio nno umgegefto
-Seute abeno nt1o 9onnerstag: be-
Oeff.
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@erlanat, ein ~gebiloetes ainoer-
mdod)en, oas allh i'm @ausbalt bilft.
2obn. 423 @eit @lmira Str.
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Wenbif8e 8obnenfuppe.
Gin babies pfuno peibe 8Obnen
merben bic Nadt bor benz @ebraud tn
tpeidem WuFer d~usgequonen unb NIT
oisfem fOuie bret @iertelpfunb @amars
ten grob setpiest, Die Rnoden entfernt.
Die febr hide Suppe tpirb nod 8ebarf
peroiinnt unb NIT Den Sdmarten an<
ssridtet. Teinsebadte peteriilie Ders
befert Die Suppe nod.
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Reilender verlangt.

Sin geauannter &eiienber iuiro per-
Ianst. Mnf CUTE Gmpfeblnasen ba=
ben. Sreie Hrefie fir seras.
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g iiBfartoffeln.

Nan fteat iie ungefhdlt in foaens
Dem MaFer auf, ldbt fe balb gar to-
den unb bddt fe In beiBem Diem fer
tis gar.
ODER man to9t fie fertis, f9dlt urb
balbiert lie. lest iie, fla@e Settle mad
unten, in etne brtite 8udofenpfanne,
sibt auf jeoe ettpus Butter unb ldbt
lie anbr6unen.
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Nammruole.
Gottonfamen. Erpbnfte.

San antoltio, Seras. II cts.
0nlpeiton, geitern, 1870 Cts.
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Oie ,l;Jreie &rene iir 3eras"
eridbeint ais 9aaeblatt unb VSpdbetblatt.
Gas sageblat lit pierieiig uno foiRt SOC per Ofonat ooer 80 per SaDf.
9as @odenblatt lit ieb5ebniitig lmo fofet 81 per Sab. gtadb Mer1co
So goI6. Ma3 europe, 8ono e%inglblofen S..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
REPLY TO ROPES NOTE
pilEASES THE RUSSIANS

Washington. Aug 3O.-rhe reply of
the Moscow conference TO the greet
ing OF President Wilson In The form
OF n resolution was received today
aud follows:
The message Of greeting Of the
president NJ the United stat es to the
Moscow state council being read IN
conference on August -. the council
has manifested by enthusiastic cheers
its gratitude for the wishes formulat-
ed by the president, cmpha2ing that
the feeling Of the great American
democracy n liz faith Ia b com
mon triumph Of the allies For h sake
of justice n liberty are shared 10y
all the people OF Russia"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
BRITISH SOCIALISTS
GRE NTIY rNPRESSID

London. Aug. president VII
sons note has apparently created @
profound impression ON the Brit ~
socialist groups which have been ron-
ferrinr ON the question of sending
delegates 20 Stockholm to discuss
peace by negotiation Although Ar
thur Henderson. the labor leader and
many others declined 20 express their
opinion on the ground NAT they had
not had time to digest the note AN
were deeply Interested Even the cN-
trcmc pacifists were not willing 90
express disapproval ~ lt George
James Wlrd.e labor member Of the
house OF commons. declared that
President Wilson had taken o. very
high ground. the only reasonable
ground oa which the future peace
81 the world Fan Doe guaranteed He
added.
Until the German people are pre-
pared to disown the government in
which they live there ARE little pros
poets OF any peace which will not
Zee q mere preparation Tor another
and a worse war"
James Ramsay Mcdonald. socialist
Alll NNN'l NNiIN|N'N VI NhN hNAINfllAH HfAAN
that President Wilson ought TO see
that through some conference. such
a. that at Stockholm the German peo-
pie could Doe directly approached,
otherwise the allied governments
would simply speak 20 the German
people az long distance and boz words
which they would regard, rightly or
wrongly. as q n and tuut the
German people would continue On
Identify themselves with their rulers.
president Wilson's position" he
added. then means a war OF attritior
in q most horrible. devastating form
Horny W. Hyndman, leader II this
British socialists. characterized the
note as IAN extremely powerful. digni-
fled and permanent document add
ing
ut shows clearly h at president
Wilson has no delusiOns whatsoeycI
as To the real meaning of the pope.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. II carried out IN,
popc's proposal would enable Ger.
many az some future time. when IN,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
rIN NIISTS IN THE DENVER
TOURNEY ARE ANNbt Need

Denver. Aus. 3o.-Finalis;s IN t,ie
second annual tournament Of the
Colorado Womcn's Golf Association,
which Will Doe concluded tomorrow,
will be Mrs. VI \ Mclaughlin, pres
ent champion. and Miss Fannie Camp
bell This was determined tblay
when Miss Campbell won from Mrs.
Cortlad Dimes four up ana @ W go
and Mrs Mclaughlin defeated Hiss
Frances Moffat six up % 8 20 20.
All are Denver residents.
In tho America flight today Mrs l.
Nanbradt won from Miss Dorothy
Colts o. up Mrs II. \ Harmon
OF colorado Springs won from Mrs g.
J. Noihnus five up and to 30.
The novice flight was played today
instead of the consolation. Miss Mar
rarct t'crtr mude % net 90 81.
other net scores follow.
Miss jean BarIalow s3i Mrs Itobt
Douglas 9s Miss Marie Etrhcu HI'
Margaret Townsend. %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30

ish official two miuutes when he said'
would ~ not be u good thing Tor
your government aud my government
tu block the evident design of b
United states for conquest IN Mexico
I mn ready to give % ) OFFICIAL
assurance that your country nnd my
country would have NO difficulty IN
arranging our respective spheres of IN
nueucc in Mexico
To this the British official replied;
II had not known YOU were COM
ing here Ia rsuch a proposal Neither
| nor nay government has any desire
To discuss the question. ! now bid
YOU good afternoon"
This remarkable proposal was
known To officials of the British gov
eminent Mr. Keelcy stated, though
he had not known that 1t had been
talked of In Germany. the source OF
AIR. Gcrard's information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
APPROVES
WILSON'S REPLY TO
P0PE'S PEACE NOTE
Nothing He Has Said, Written or
Done Since the United States
Entered the War Has Won Such
Hearty Endorsement.


~ Associated Press
London Aux. 30.--Nothing prcsi-
dent Wilson has said. written or done
since he declared the entrance Of the
United States into the struggle
against militarism has called forth
heartier endorsement by the British
press than that which Is accorded his
reply 60 the pupe's peace note.
The unamhiguous directness OF the
presidents language IT, hailed ~
wholesome and bracing plain speak
ing especially by newspapers whirh
constantly oppose pacifist tendencies
These newspapers regard the note nc
q stern rebuke 60 the feeble spirits
who see IN the pope'- proposal an
acceptable basis FOR negotiations
The message also Is welcomed NJ
recalling the attention of the civilized
world 20 "the monstr6us character Of
warfare let loose against mankind bv
u common enemy" 90 which 81 is
%contcnded there has been danger 80
the peoples hearts becoming hurd-
ened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30

80 the method provided ny our
Legislature resulted in fixing the ynI-
ues uf mining properties ut anything
Hike their true value : should not
question the oousuturoualiy of the
act but % is % matter ct common
knowledge that any producing prop
Crty exceeds lea value the mot product
Of such property NJ the legislature
can arbitrarily Say that the valuation
% mines shall he based upon the met
product 90 could with equal proprl.w
provide that such valuation Should uo
based upon uue-half thr met product
on one-tcuth The net product uf such
mines. There s such "a slorlur dif
ference between tho actua value of
property and the yuluv nf the moe
product OF uch prnpcrN that it
might ne said tnat % lass which fixes
such ru'e WINS nothing short uf uu.
c-0nsciouanie
81 ann not oitur authority In sup
port of mN position hut ann sub
Knitting q separate Ute OF a-uthurItc,
FOR your Information
~ am correct boz my position tuut
property under this ACT Boz not bear
inc its just proportion OF utAattiuu %
amounts 20 q partial exemption or
communication of taxes upon mining
property Socuou @ Article Nllf ct
our state constitution cXempu GER
tain property from VACATION J call
attention o. the fact that boy this
section OF the constitution. the leFis.
iature ~ not authorized a. exempt
this property, but the same is exempt
Ell by the constitution itself aud such
provisions are se-lf-cNccuung find
authority 60 he effect That whore the
constitution 81 o. state @Atmpts cer-
tain property from taxation the lcFis-
lature h. without power Co make fur
ther exemption.
lin ms opinion. q partial cNcup-
uon or communication from taxation
without constitutional authority would
bee as invalid as q total exemption
The provisions Of the chapter under
discussion IN my opinion. discriminate
In favor u mines az against other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
Weinman Purchases
Bargains in the East
For Golden Rule

j. ~ Weinman. proprietor Of the
Golden Rule Dry Goods CO.. has re-
turned trom quite AN extended busi-
ness trip 20 New YORK and other east
ern markets. Mr. Weiumau found the
market very unsettled and mandfac-
turers unable o. supply h demands
because Of the scarcity of materials.
Anticipating the shortage, however.
Mr.. Wcinmau bought the usual large
stock for the Golden Rule Dry Goods
Co. thus avoiding the recent jump la
manufacturers prices. Airs. Vein
man accompanied Mr. Weinman on
the "trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
Last Payment on
Liberty Bonds Is
Due; Pay at Once

Those who purchased Liberty loan
bonds on the instellment plan hereby
have their attention directed to the
fact that tine last payment thereon t.
due today II there are any Who
have overlooked this important uat-
ter. they should pay zap az once as
TIE government needs the money 20
help carry on the war. and besides.
rncle Sam expects hts accounts a.
DE settled promptly when due.
In addition to the last payment ip-
terost to the amount Of fifty cents on
ench hundred dollar bond Is due to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-30
INTERVENTION IN
MEXICO PROPOSED
BY GERMANY, CLAIM
Chicago Man Says He Has Per.
sonal knowledge That Kaiser
Made Such 0vertures to Eng.
land Before the War Began.


Washington. Aug 30.-James kcc-
ley. a Chicago publisher. declared to.
day that he had personal knowledge
to confirm former ambassador Ger
ards published statement hat Ger.
many had proposed Ia Great Britain
a joint Intervention In Mexico and
an ending OF the Monroe doctrine.
MIR Kelley said hat when he was
In London last winter he met a IIrit.
ish official who told him that just
before the war started thc German
ambassador In London had sought an
appointment with him Tor a personal
representative and close friend of tn,
kaiser II was granted Tn" Ger.
man had not conversed with the Brit.