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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
BORN UNDER
STARS AND STRIPES
CLASSEO AS ALIENS
Regulations Received by Police
Department Says Wives of Ger
mans Irrespective of Land Of
Their Birth Must Register,

Women Of American birth viii
have to- register between June ~ aud
- a. cnemy aliens They are the
wives Of German citizens and 10y mat
riagc took the nationality OF their
husbands
Inquiries made at police headquaT+
tors 10y several women vino were ma
ttvcs uf the United States or an allied
country but who had been married to
German citizens brought 10 light the
fact that they must register a. well
as German women who have not
forrsworn their allegiance 10 the
kaiser The Instructions received 10y
the police were specific and positive
They left no loophole Tor the wives
of Germans wins were not born under
the prussian eagle. unless they have
taken steps to get "a return Of their
original citizenship status.
Women ~ German nationality who
have, itkrn ,ut their american Cit
1eu nap pspcr need not register Tho
IsNulatiuus 1lso huld that tn, vii, ct
% German who has beCumo natural.
iz"d aud has completed the acquire
m"ut ct American citizenship is %
citizen herself. ana need not register.
\ German woman who married an
American hcfut" April q is also ont
aide of the class required 10 register.
.,' provision Is made In the
regulations for the treatment ct na
tveS OF Nlsaro-Lurraiue aud ~
SchlrsWIg lIolstcin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
Personal News Items

to the Red Cross chapter today hy
three boys, who raised the money sell
ing iunk The boys are Thihp Rhodes.
Jack and Ulll Clark.
NJ ]. rhareS, OF Winslow. Ari2., Wis
tied IN Albuquerque Yesterday on his
way to the oil fields ucur DcBcduc.
colo
e. g. killinger. OF Nitrdnlcua. was
IN A~ibuqucrquc yesterday
Mrs y. {. DcBcrr,, ui Yuma, Ariz..
is IN Albuquerque TO-DAY
Frank VI Gomoz. who for the past
year has lived at RIO ParCo. in Sandu.
val county. In moving his family To
A~lbuuucrduc today. Mr. Gomez reports
that The lambinF crop there VIII av-
eragc 90 pes cont. The county is very
dry nov. lie says.
G VI Bolts left TO-DAY for Gallup.
Bob Adams and wife of Mountainatr
are IN the city today.
Mrs. =. " Clark, of Nashville, Tenn,
arrived IN tho city Yesterday.
Miss n. Thornton of Denver IL IN Al
~huqucrquC on u visit.
W J. StehIe. OF wilslow, \riz. ar
rived here Yesterday.
Mrs. l.. G. Becker and John Becker
are visiting here from Bclcn.
Home service section OF Rcd Cross
asks that automobile owners donate
the service of their car TO the section
a half day each week 80 families of the
men in service may be visited. Those
who can spare cars are asked to tclc-
phone Mrs. Meyer. No. i9iS.
Dr W " Long. Of IN, pathology
1I.au . s..gH4t ~ it, Ta....s .y.l.. ..-f
q = SchocnhcrE az the district forest
office. VIII leave tomorrow for tho To.
rino mistletoo experiment station In
the SardiU mountains
Mr. and Mrs \. NJ. Locuis OF Drr
vor are visiting in Albuquerque TODAY.
Luther hughes VI Winslow, Ariz
are N the city on business
G. w HYDE and family Of Carrizozo
are visitors In the city today
Or A. j. Amble Of Muuntatnair al
rived in the city YESTERDAY
George s DoWner. assiatant attor-
ncy Cor the Santa Re system. aud wife
left Yesterday for an extended visit TO
Denver, Chicago. New York ana can
ada.
MIS-. l. W. csuscy Of Estancia is IN
the city today
Word has been received here that
John Tdmbs. secretary Of the New
Mexico Public Health association. whu
is attending the conference OF tho Ma
tonul Tuberculosis association at Bos.
ton. has addressed q number OF lunch.
cons giNct by the conference. NJ,
Tomhs will visit New ToFk and Wash
ington before rcturningg home
4, u James. director of the state
TuNpavCrs' association. is In hlbuuucr-
que. Ito viii confer this afternoon a.
the court house with the county COM.
m%isSonc,s ana superintendent Johr,
Milne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
ENDORSED A HOME
Such i'rror ~ THIS shout Convince
ANY albuquerque tIiiIrn.

IN, public Cudorscmor' ol 20 local
utIlou ia tho hcst proof that can b"
produced some h,ttrr non stronger
can De had When +, man comes for
ward and tCsillirs Ia ha ~iullnW-tui
IONS, addresses hia friend aud neigh
Eors. YOU ma, bp sure ne 81. thorough
IS convinced or ne Wou'd not do SO
Telling ones experience rN'u n ia tur
Me publ, good is an a'r u' kindness
that should Ice appreciated The fol
lowing statement r,,,u IN . resident
of Albuquerque adds uuc more iu tn"
many cases ol Home Endorsement
which arc being puhiirh"d about
Donu'a kidney Pills i,'ti o.
" e. rlymau. To7 " trui' AVE-,
Albuquerque. SAYS Waite hNlug IA
Nebraska q number of 1o,rH ago {
had an attack uf nurRuruu phich
caused me murh misery hadn't
been troubled very luaa when 7
learned of n0an's ktduo, rus after
% short use of thcm : was cured OF
kidney complaint ana ! nave had NO
return ot IT,,
Price so, At an doui'rs Don't
simply tak tor q ktdu", r,mod, get
ponn's kidney rus 10" same that
Mr. Curmau bad -Mtlburu 90
Miers.. Buffalo y y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
~ Campaign Teams
Cut Out Luncheons
and Drive Speeds Up

\ total Of g3..go ha. been raiscd
h, the Young Women's Christlru as
ISOLATION. according to tic last an
u"ounccmcnt made by workers an TN"
finance campaign. This toes not in
cludc the today's total and u ~ hoped
that MANY hundred dollars viii hc SCI
cured today
The lunchcuns given e. moo for
campaign workers. AZ which tlt"
grand total has been announced, have
been discontinued Today for the
iirst time no luncheon We served
Yesterday noon Mrs Honry =.
Bowie, president of the 8 " =, \
81 ~ Tasu. who Is ~ the ,.tN assisting
"a the campaign was ih" guest OF
honor az q luncheon at the assucia-
ito boarding house
The Y " G. A." Nrs Bowie
told those who attended IA" dinner.
'Ig now cndcayOrius to continue aud
complete its work Tor the purpose
OF protecting and promut'ng the in
tcrcst of women 40 induHtrial AMI
commercial hfo. Includ ~ suitable
dress for women IN business. proper
working conditions. equal pa} Tor
equal work, promotion of business op-
portuniitcs aud adNanccm, nj, the Sc
curing ot Standardization OF morals
and ~" encouragement Iud develop
mrui of efficiency m an activities OF
the worlds work
Tho drive Viii close S%.i,urda, u,
that time $500 o. hoped Ia be -.
cured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
NEW REGULATIONS
GOVERNING SUGAR
SALES MORE RIGID
Merchants Not TO Sell More Than
Two Pounds at Time; Consum-
crs to Limit Selves TO Three
Pounds q Month.

Thc limit Tor sugar sales was cot
down today ~ regulations announced
10y Ralph g. Ely. state Tod administra.
tor Merchants viii not bc permitted
hereafter go sell more than . pounds
at % purchase. The regulations did not
state how frequently they couli make
sales. bat the rood administrator
asked them to remember hat persons
were urged to hold their sugar con.
sumption to three pounds q month to
a person
The food administrator said
IT rs urged upon all home keepers
that the consumption OF sugar TOR do
mrstiC purposes hc limited to not 10
exceed three pounds per person per
month and that the demands upon the
merchants Tor sugar for hone canning
Doe made as the sugar is required from
week 10 week
Merchants are required ~ limit
their sales 10 owns for ordinary do
mrsliD us, 90 not to ,Nco"d Two pounds
at q purcua,c az q sale oNoopt for cau
niug, ANA Tor canning purpose thuN
are requested to inquire closely INTO
the operation proposed and furnish
from their STOCKS only such sugar rs
viii meet the immediate demand ~
the purchaser. Sales to rural custom
crs. living wsthtn such distances ~
enable them to ,omc 10 trading point
with reasonable frequency. should he
limited 10 such an amount as viii yar-
~ them safely between trips on THIS
limited consumption basis. bearIuE at.
WAYS m mind that they are urged to
consume Uot to exceed three pounds
OF sugar per person per month
AN puhlic eating places are placed
ON an absolute ration OF three pounds
OF sugar per uInctN meals served per
month, yud certificates are being -.
sued based on their consumption last
month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12

had not been paying mutt attention
to NadCmoiselle. except bN beng pI'
lite 10 her and bN trying 20 pay or
com pliments ~ bad French. AZ Is the
American way But We we've IN
tcrcsted in the wine she t2rycd- this
WAS before the mustego hour than In
the giri She waE a large and frankly
rounded parsonage. with big blue
eyes set far apart and fine teeth aud
that dead white complexion tina often
goes with an abundance OF red hair
when she pulled = cork she held the
bottle firmly between her knees with
ono hand Once q cork stuck and the
SIX foot -four kid from Nebraska took
the bottle and twisted the cork out
by some trick Of HE own. Mademo,-
sellc was Impressed l'tG'u that mo-
. mcnt she stood behind The grour. lis
tening to the singing Sometimes she
glanced at the Nebraska boy
How does tho Marscillaise gof'
the Nobraskan asked. March-oug,
march-ong -"
Madcmoisolle stepped forward, one
hand In the air 'I.coutA. she said
Listen"
And Tltcn Nadcnhoi>ellc.
Nll Nnf hfEhU ~ nllA lUNlN ~ -
story IN Mademoisellc NJ one but
knew u Perhaps there is q story in
every NE IN France since this war
| began Her voice was q l'rc central,
10, almost masculine m some OF It's
tones II was q trained Ole too
! This girl did not learn what she
knows OF singing hv serving petit
NCrres to thirsty Travellers in a aihgv
little inn Of northern France she
put her hands on her hips and threw
back her head and her deep breast
swclled and The smeared llttlc N
fairly rang TO the great song. \
French soldier who had oeer sitting
quietly in the corner bow 90 10 her.
II Madcmoiselle Win permit he
sad - hall fetch my violin
PERM 2 Mademolsellc was only
having run with MS. hut while he
was absent she told MS hit name I,
is "a name well known IN the otches,
tra OF the opera AZ Paris, ; an told
II ~ certain that he was 4 finc mu-
stefan II ~ likewise sure that ma
demoiselle was responsive to him -
o good little child ~ 10 'hc teacher
she adoTes, She never looked now at
the big ~youngstor from Nebraska,
Her eve We're or the Volinist's face
and nee ! am sure that they were
wet II was after she Rad sung "a
the tender witchery OF as bow a 1t
TIE simple song An old Chanson, per,
haps a thing Of repeated phrases and
odd little strains that ran in and out
through the melody something that
no American there had ever heard
before, II was after that sons that
Mademoiselle disappeared.
And l. who am old must serv,
these strangers Madame %grunted
She was not old enough 10 resist
El's magic lie talScd "a her IN
Mexican spanish and made her IN.
derstand, while the rest Of us toll,
stories OF his light heaN,es and how
he used 10 stalk German batteries IN
the Toul sector With his a irri-
tants. and suddenly turh a burst o.
pin pointed little shells On them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
Auto springs. all makes, Korber Co.
E'our.O Taxi Service. Pnono 20.

Pay your dues to the "2-bit' club.
Sergeant Harold Scllcra. son OF Mr.
aud Mrs. II. X. n. Sellers, will arrive
here from Camp kcarny. Cal. early
next week on a tCu.dny furlough.
Frank $ HALEY of Gallup enlisted
today at the army recruiting station IN
the duartcrmastcr's corps OF the fmy
He viii leave probably tonight for VI
paso fot nnal physical examination
y \. Van Houtcn OF Ration. recent
.ly appointed fuel distributor Tor New
Mexico. was IA Albuquerque yoStor-
day. He will open his oflces as dis.
tributor IN the federal building within
a few days.
Willard u Hereby. ir.. lett last night
Tor Mare Island, San Francisco, whore
he viii undergo training IN the naval
reserve corps.
The Ladies of the MaCCabccs wilt
hold an all-day quilting under The aus
pieces Of the Rcd Cross at odd Fellows
hal Thursday These quilts will he
sent 10 the hospitals in France. a tull
attendance is desired.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid soci-
city will meet IN the church parlors at
9 o. IN. Thursday. Election of ofhcerJ
will be held.
J. r. Sinclair, Santa Re station mas
ter. today received q card saying that
his cousin, Ike \. Sinclair. had ar.
rived IN France His cousin formerly
lived here,
chief Deputy ElfcgO Beca. of So.
zorro county. who WIS here attending
the meeting ~ shcrtnS and peace ON
c,rs. departed last night for ~ paso
From there he viii so to Socorro
lose 4 chavez OF Coyote Springs
TODAY claimed the two cows which
Sheriff Rafael Garcia aad deputies
found In the bOFuuc at san lose while
they were trailing another stolen cow
chavez cows had been %rebranded and
thctr ears had been cut of by the
thieves 20 hide their identify
Thomas Summers OF San Marcial
was q visitor here yesterdsy Tie for,
merry hvcd ~ Albuquerque.
The fire department was called this
morning TO the store OF r. Mdharam,
.5l6 West Central avenue 10 cNttn-
guish q small blaze IN y trash box AZ
the rear Of the store. No damage was
done 10 thu store % To adjoining build.
ings
John Iycy and family of Hubboll,
Mich are VISITING here.
Mr. ma Mrs. L. - Jones OF SPRING
held, Mo. are IN the city.
The Santa Fc system law depart.
mrnt here has received word Of tho
death of Robert W Dunlap, formerly
western solicitor and recently appoint
ed general counsel OF the Santa Re.
Mn Dunlap, who is we'll knoTn by law
,ers OF the southwest dicd suddenly
two days ago IN Chicago
S~cVcntN-sevcn cents was turned over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
| am Sincere! Stop CaIomeI!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sickcns and you may lose Il
days work. If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee,

Liver Tone ron d. |UN under my
PERSONAL none, .nIUk sut.tutec that
, % spnonfuI VIII clean VOW sluggish
I...r better iIau % dos, oI nasty call
Uw,I aud that 90 Won wa,c yoa sick
Iuisnu '.trr Tone les real liver
u.,.ryiuc ln.II Snow Is ucNt morn
fr- because 3D. Vll wtse up feeling
0ur NuHf nNoI WIN bee ulNtng head
boz, sHI IizArrsa zone stomach will
.t aN,,t lnd bowels regular
nods. u.. IHE. Tone fs rnutriy veg
yithi. therefore tarul,s. and can
mot saI,uta Give "a a. ,pur children
~ IIuus oi people are u,lg nodsons
lItcr Tone instead OF duugerous cal
omei nov Nuur drugs ID Nll tell yea
that the sale OF calomcl IA almoAl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
Big Pile of Wood
Burned in Willard

artr,S, cosHrsroHptEcr 20 r1r sraA,n
willard. y NJ, JuuU IA pile at
.urdvuod containing nearly ! oOO
'uItls. STACKED nca the pumping plunt,
4ot uiirc b, sparks from thc plant
tmnlt"sttok The loss win be ALMOST
81 900. the wood being valued at SI.5o
Ia cord
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
Go-to-work Law Is
Passed in Roswell

Roswell, y NJ, June ~ EN,rv
male i]nhahituDt of his CITY between -
aud o. Years OF ~ W required, under
an ordinance Islsscd by the council 20
cnEBEC a. once IN ,ounp useful occupa.
ton school pupils are excepted The
PENALTY for ding viii be q tine Of FROM
so tu 500 or i"mprtsonmcut for 30
DAYS. on both.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-12
WHEN MADEMOISELLE
SANG TO AMERICANS
United States Troops on the Way to the Front
Cheered Along by Wonderful Music from the
Aged Innkeeper's Daughter.
By HERBERT r

just Bchind the Sommc front. May
There was a real party at the
aubcrgc last night when the light
heavos'' heard they were 10 20 TO the
tight today, Every one s,ng After
tn" white wine began To Inc cold upon
the stomach Jonesic brought out his
famous receipt tor mustogo IND miNed
It In the black pot MADAME ordinarily
reserves for the cooking of soup
Tell her this is u very suspicious
occasion. Pop" urged JoncsIc I'm
Is goin' up there and %irritatc tho
Dutchmcu q whole lot with those I'm
guns Of his W. Just naturally got
to have mustego"
For tho brave americans, Ma
dame consented. gruciouslv, and pro-
duced the soup Kettle. Mustcgo *
constructed ON ~ basis of bcnediCiinc
on kirsch 81 brandy o. anything elise
handy mixed with whatever II ~ pos
sible 10 get Toward the shank Of
the evening The mixture varies wide
N. Jonesie served Il In tin cups to
q sort of a chant.
Preserves IN" complexion b" n
nOunccd, is an excellent NarnisE for
furniture, makes childbirth easy. and
as q salad dressing has 40 equal
Madame herself passed the muHtcgo
pot. Madame Is u billoWN person as
one should he who has kept the lead
ing inn OF TIA" village for more than
forty wears She floats upon her own
waves Her auhcrgc rs better than
~ looks. m enters n IA, the back
door, after ski ting . pond witch
ducks and geese INC cow and horses
and sheep use indiscrlminatcly. and
the water OF Uhich * Of AN appalling
and odorous nas1incss The rHftcrs
are covered with q black mould or
SCOT and chickens pick t~lmbs from
the uneven stones of tho floor, and
dogs dream frightful dreams in ever,
warm corner Hut the white wine ~
good, while az 10 last nights mus
tego
And Thus Madame.
Whore II tho little de,il with The
Ions hnir' Madame asked a moment
ago The one who mi,ad tho' last
pc~ttul ore that made ne dane,
for the first time In rortv wears OF
inn keeping In Pioardv' n the Ger.
mans do not NIL that little devil he
viii become very great"
FL dld not rear until Tltvf mess
that he was 10 go up TO the night with
his light heaVies' Every one loves
Ell, but all hate his little guns TheN
are OF the thtrty-seyen mtlhmetre sort
"a nasty little gun that one man eau
carry, and which fires l. tiny shell
weighing about q pound and which
has the meanes nagginscst ~hin,
any gun ever had They get cNcrN
Que into trouble except III He stir'
up the Germans. and then hr dis.
mounts his guns and his men take IN,
component parts under thetr arms
ana he withdraSs his batteries by IN,
process OF logging u To shelter tn,
men whose ioh II rs to 81 IN ms
trenches cannot follow him Hence
thew hate his little guns
There's goin' 10 be- a real soht OF
q time tonight" III announced
Like we-s!l used TO have down OF
the Rio 0rnnde."
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
PRINCE LVOFF
ARRIVES HERE
Russian Statesman Seeking
Aid for Nation Will See
President.

Relief on a large scale for Rus
sia, commensurate with the needs
of the people OF that nation. may
be an immediate consequence of the
visit here Of Prince George E.
Lvoff. the first prime minister of
Russia after the overthrow of the
Gar.
He arrived in Washington yester-
day and will call on Secretary Lam
sing today later seeing President
wilson The Prince came direct
from Japan and fatigue prevented
him from granting an audience to
correspondents. His mission, how
ever, was explained by attaches of
the Russian Embassy.
They said that he had come to
America to enlist the sympathy and
aid of the nation for Russia in the
effort to establish a stable govern
ment. He also seeks material as
sistance in the reconstruction era
which he believes will come soon in
Russia.
The Prince is one OF the chief
radical leaders in Russia, and is op-
posed to the Bolsheviki, whom he
considers the betrayers of the ma
tiOn. Although of noble birth he
cast his lot with the people early
in life and was a member of the
first Duma.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells Why Everyone Should Drinr
Hot Water with Phosphate
In 1t Before Breakfast,

Headache of any kind. is caused
by auto-intoxication- means
poisoning. Liver and bowel
poisons called toxins, sucked into
the blood, through the lymph ducts.
excite the heart which pumps the
blood SO fast that it congests in
the smaller arteries and veins of
the head producing violent. throb-
bing pain and distress. called head
ache. You become nervous, despond-
ent, sick, feverish and miserable.
your meals sour and almost nauseate
you. Then you resort to acetan-
Hide, aspirin or the bromides which
temporarily relieve, but do not rid
the blood of these irritating toxins.
A glass of hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in
it. drank before breakfast for
awhile. will nOt.Only wash these
poisons from yoA system and cure
you of headache but will cleanse.
purify and freshen the entire ali
mentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. II
is inexpensive. harmless as sugar,
and almost tasteless, except for
sOurish twinge which is not un-
pleasant.
If you aren't feeling your best, if
tongue is coated or you wake up
with bad taste, foul breath or have
colds. indigestion. biliousness, con-
stipation or sour, acid stomach, be-
gin the phosphated hot water cure to
rid your system of toxins and poi
sons.
Results are quick and it is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every
morning never have any headache or
know a miserable moment.-Adv
The Washington herald., 1918-11-16
BOHEMIAN PRESIDENT
LEAVES FOR PRAGUE
Professor Masaryk. New Republic S
Little Father" Leaves

Accompanied by his daughter and
several secretaries, Prof. Thomas G.
Masaryk, the newly elected President
of Czecho- left Washington
today for New York H. will sail
for Paris Tuesday and from there will
proceed to Prague to take up his
duties as the leader of a people freed
OF long centuries of tyranny
While in New York, Prof. Masaryk
is expected to issue a statement to
the American people, thanking their
nation for the assistance rendered the
Czecho-Slovaks and also for afford
ing him a place of refuge. Had the
professor appeared in Austro- Hun
gary before the death of that empire
he would have been hanged as a
traitor
To those gallant soldiers who have
fought in all corners of the worlu
under the banner of the Czecho-Slo-
vaks, Prof. Masaryk is known as the
little father" In early youth he was
a blacksmith's apprentice, later a pro-
fessor at the University of Prague
and also a member of the Austrian
parliament.