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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-06

que cclehro con el ell Primer Minis
tro. lie inforn6 acerca de que por e!
momento habia sido possible evitar Ell
que hubiera mas cambios en- el Ga
binete.
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NOVELS HISToRICAS Y PoPULARoS
A so CENTAVoS CADA UNA

NOYELaS EISToRICAS Y PoPCLAR0S
A so cENTAVos CADA UNA
AIbele-do > E!5isa
Amor de Nadre
D.ego Co--isnEts
DoaE Jc1aita
Ia Huarfzna &c pTcsc!as
e Berbero de S-vIlLa
Egp!ras &c una To-
F.s- &c VI Din
Gsaovevs dc Bravants
Norman CorcSs ) Marina
la yerssaa g. X Falons
l.Gespcis Eorsia
Les .Ann5n.cs &C Te-uc!
Nars.rita de Borgona
Otelc. 81 moro &c Eenecia
Pablo y Virginia
Romeo y Julie;a
Treinta ARCS o IA vida de IN jusacor
4 So cENTAyoS cADA UNI
Ber.o.io. Be-toIGiao = Cacascno
Ca.!o-aGgno Q los - ParcS de Francia
Ia Dana de LIS CS-nc!ias
&an6R Lesca1-
AVEETURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
A 50 cENTAvos CADA TONIC
e. vendedor c. Cadagcres.
Ell Robo del D!an-A?te An!
II Hija De. EsUrero
Blackwell c! PIrata del taue5t7
JACK ei Dest-pat7r
Los Monederos Eases dc LoncFes
Ia Makta SaaSricnt2
Tn HGdico CT;mln4!
II Tesla,nen:o DEL Director
sherlock Homes y el Coatrabandssfa
De Op.o
En- Ia Esecuela del Criraen &c Pitts
burg.
A las Puertas de "a MUe.te
La Viuja Hoja &c PARIS.
La Bestia Humana
Una NochS de Terror
e. Robo del Collar de Per!as
la iafamc Posads del Cairo
H NzufraSio de Corfu
Il Rey de los BSnciGSs
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ESPIRITLSMO

S.4N XXI 2k-g
p;rc:or-rio In;s-rs.. Con.:ens Esgt:
Elarca. rc:s y neg-A. apArf-;onss.
pyzras y Ritual G. n Alts AaEia. CSz-
.iene q t-i4aSao &c SalSaoa, n c.
bsLs. q Tars.. sec-ccos Gel Gxiso, nj
EoIancia. els , DIV
Enchtrid:paes, Crsno-lps y Pcataculos ! o.75
z. Dragon Ro:c. o Sc. c! -rtc IL man
dar i .os esPirltu5 ...-........... ) s"s0
e YoSr- del P~ensaniento. Su Gcm!-
Mo y cu!tars. Como estudia- 81
tueTZa , --''
q Lis-r Internal. Tratado de las cien-
ciss ccu.;ss. Cont;ens e. aoco de San
Cipriaro. C!E-icula de Solomon. II
Dragon Roio : Il Casra An1ernHL
e Fer3a6ero Dragon Ro3o. Eacaa-
- 5 500
La Gran Va-;:a AdivinsGora ........ s 0.S5
Libro Magno de San Cipriano. Eaicion
AMIGA y complete Gel fRmoso GrimS-
Ia Ciavicula del Echicero. o iio.o
de San Cip-iaro. con iEfiatdaG de
La Gran rdaXia Supreme ........... ; Ivy
Manual de Mrgia Blanca ............ 5 Jay
Manual de M.Gia NeSra ..-----..-. : u-io
Secretos Dc los Ga-itos. Arte de ga
mar 4 todoS los iueEos ...-...... ) l.Oo
Secresos dc Alberto el G-ande ....... ) o.S'
Secreios De in Hrestidisisacion j n
mngia. Leccioues p~-act:cas de esca-
ncteo = Drest!iigicncion .......... ; I-VV
S~ecreros Gel inferno ..-.-..-..---. ) 40
Tssoro dc Nilagros dc "a Cruz de Ca
ravaca. VesoaderI joys del ocu!tls-
mo ; o""V
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AEENTtRAS DE- IoA" = ~"
FILES
4 so CENTAEo5 CAOA ToMo
z! In=tsaito MissIE!cso
I'm Eobo 81 e. Pa!Gc!o Real
e Principe JuSaGor
Il Asal:o en- e Sleeping
=! .Ano Rojo
FL iie-ede-o de E=2lcstone
e Secreto del AaIlo
z P-csiGente de is Colonies
ii False Saiteado-
"a poacella Rar.aGa
- Fusi! del Negro
II Teaoro del EoyaI
in Viaie &c Bodas
Il Scccr6ote C.! Sc!
FL rcsoro de- EstECo
En- Il Ratonera
e Secreso del tesoso
oBRAs DE cARLoTA BRAEME y
so CENTAVOS CADA UNA.
A=ucera
Amprcs Suolnnes
Cors.cn &c ORC
Dora
81 Secrc;o lie Lady Muris'
En- 81 e-iso. Gel amor
En- 81 Nanana &C S"das
Entire dos Peca6os
Iaveaciole Amor
I. CoaGcsa de Cradoc
La Tcntsei6u de uaG AuSsr
La Nodcrng Ccnicirnta
La EstccIa &c A:U0:
Ms Deb;l GGc una MClcS
Sucncs del Coca2SE
I'm !reha &c ATco.
Jrcz y PnTte
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RELIGION

R@.S - As-A4- Es!S4OA tx -N-V So :
Is lmitaci6n &c CriSto ....-...... 5
Cicsofia Elemental. poE Bal1es .-.... 5
Los Gar:irs. o g Triunio &c = Rsi-
g;6n Cristlara per Ch2tsaub-;snd )
Historic SaS-ada- Lib7c del AatiGro
y Nucvo Te5,azsa-o. que conr!sae u
historic del pueblo &c ISrsei. Wen
dose ciarsGeEse cS-.c &C p-cpsra
IS ye-ida De- Mes.Ss. Edici6n de
lujo
Peouc1o Lavale
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AyENTURAS DE- JoaE c. RA-
FILES
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CoDIG0s I~EXICANoS
POESIi = = :

-, Da-io 5 cts
Il Libro A-Il.. po- AGal5er5o EsteSR ) 0.Es
POcsiss Escositas de Camooamos.
EG.cioa de luio .........-....... ; L.'S
:, P,-,,so w.xiearo. > sozos $500. 5 I.sa
Pasior2-las. por Manuel II. Flores . ) 9.eO
pc-.inx g. 4n,onlo Plsza .... 5 0.s5
po~sias d. Nc-ucl Acuaa ......... O.s5
Rosas de Amor : dc Do.o-. por Fran
cisco " OIaguibel. .-........--... Leo
yersoS-Oo-as PoSGSrs &c Enrique
Tcrrs Torrija 40
Rcbaiyat de Ona, Khayyam. Version
de lose Cas,sRo, lc5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
SAGt.TfA DANDY.
TO OARKtN AA|l
IT'S GI,ANDMOTHEi,'s RECIPs ~
HIRING BACK COIOh aN~
TIRE 40 HAIR

You can turn gray, iaded ha'' -.
ufuiiy dark and iustrous almos. ~
night II youIl get n so-cent oo'... 4
"Wysth's Sage and sulphur 80
poupd" ut any drug tore A":
Of bottles Of this old famous sace -
Recipe. improved by the ada'us. .,,,'
other ingredients. are SOLD 49,. =.
says q we'll known druggist esM 49,.
cause Vt darksns the hair 70 m y
ally and evenly that no one 's'
has been applied. .,sy
Those whose hair Is turn'.. ss,.s
or becoming faded have \,
awaiting them. because are. -. -.
,wo anp,,cations tho sray hais "
shes and your locks becone ''
sutly dark and beautiful n,.,.
This /. the age Of youth. .s '.'.,.
haired. unattractivs folks are. .s .v,..ls
ID around. 40 &c, busy with . wsS ...,..s
sage and sulphur compouns No. yous
and yourl be delighted wAa .aStl.
dark. handsome hair aud YOU. ~ ~.
full sai appearance within a few ..ss;.,.s as,.;
rhi. preparation Is toilet ~. - IN.
and Il not intended for tho @ s..s' W
cation or prevention OF o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
)ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE sIUELIONTS ON LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AMONG ruE pEOrlE OF THIS CITY Ann VICINITY.
OOlNOS AND CONlNGs OF LOCAL FOLKS

II. p. Welsh. NJ. Sullivan, airs, 1"
White and I. l., Wakefield an amonu
the guests from Lakcvicw, register
cd at the Hotel Hall.
j. NJ. Bedford. who has charge o'
the timber on the Klamath Indian re-
servation. was in the city yesterday
on matters OF business.
Mrs. A. J. McCalvy. daughter oi
Chief Of Police Wilson. returned tu
her home In Charlcstown. Wash. on
this mornings train.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Ward left III
their car this morning for the Wilson
brothers sheep ranch In Dry Prairie
TO spend the week end.
John Houston, who has been at
tending the University OF Oregon. IL
expected In tonight to spend his
summer vacation with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Arnold left
this morning for san Pedro. where
Mr.. Arnold Is In training for the ma
Wy. Mrs. Arnold intends spending
the summer there and returning here
to take charge OF her school this
fall.
William Sims and Ivan Earnest o,
, the Merrill district. who are putting
on the big Roundup" for klamath
Falls July Ath celebration. are IL
town working on their preparation
for the event. They left today for aI
extended trip throughout klamath
aud Lake counties to round up thu
wild and unridden bronchos for th'
big show.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Fred Gordon IL here for saors
visi, from san rranciscoo.
Fred u. Jordan came In last even
ing on business from Fresno.
r, q. zuren Of San Francisco Is a
Klamath Falls visitor today.
Bess K;igore has accepted u posi-.
tion with the star Drug Co.
william A. Hcaley Is here for a
short visit from Portland.
Il. r.. wo,ford Is n county seat vis-
itor from the Yainax district
c. Christman Is here looking after
business interests from Algoma.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Pratt are re-
cent arrivals from San Francisco.
F. Titus came In last night from
Seattle on matters OF business.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Schakenbacker OF
Seattle are In the city for a brief
visit.
II. 8. Newman OF San Francisco,
was among the train arrivals last
evening.
r. II. Radcliffe Is In the city on
business from the klamath Agency
today.
r. E. Griffith has left for Lake
view. where he IL attending a Bap.
tist convention.
Robert f. Smith. OF Rosoeburg
was among the guests At the White
Pelican last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lilly OF
Waterbury. Conn. are among the
guests At the White Pelican hotel.
Sheriff George Humphrey has ere
turned from Portland. where he ha,
been on matters OF official business
Fred Hinkle is a Klamath Falls
business visitor from Los Angeles
today. He is stopping at the Hote
Hall.
O. Thomas Is In the city on bust
ness connected with the Southcrr
Pacific company. Of which he Is ar
smploye.
@. r. Walsh. Ralph Proctor. Al
bert Paloga and n. 8. Groves were
passenger this morning on the auto
stage to Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Sisemore are
down for = few days visit with Kla'
math Falls friends from their home
at Fort Klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
oavS vso esnr leek o. tesl right
WltA the eyetom Svlo
q pslssNe. q

| Millions Of folks batho Internally
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. whats an inside bath 2"
you Say. Well. Il Is a guaranteed to per.
form miracles II you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers Of men and
women who. Immediately upon arising
In the morning. drink . glass Of real
hot water with q teaspOonfui of limo
stone phosphate In Il. This Ia a very
excellent health measure. II In intend.
cd 10 flush the stomach. liver. kidneys
and the thirty feet Of intsstines Of the
previous days waste. sour bile and IN.
digestible material left over In the
body which II not eliminated every day
becomes food for the millions OF bac.
teris which infests tho bowels. the
quick result In poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed into the blood
causing headache. bilious attacks. foul
breath. bad taste. cOlda. stomach trOu.
bic. kidney misery. sleeplessness. Inn.
pure blood and all sorts Of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next. but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to OBJ.
tain q quarter pound 0f limestone phos.
phats At the drug store. This will cost
very little. but is sudicient to make
anyone real crank on the subject Of
internal sanitation.
just ~ soap and hot water act on
the skin. cleansing. swestsning and
freShenins. no limestone phosphate
and hot water act on the stomach.
liver. kidneys anr bowels. II is vastly
more important to bathe on the inside
than on the optside. because the skin
pores do not absorb impurities Into the
blood while the bowel pores do-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

No one ever Eos rich merely By
saving money. You must Invest Il
4 good way to invest II 10 to buy War
SAVINGS and Thrift Stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
MARINE CASUALTY LIST

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June l5.--
A Marine corps casuatys list OF 8:
names Is announced. II II believed
that those who arc injured are fight.
Ing In the Chateau Thierry resioon.
gion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Hostesses for the coming week will
be Mssdames Lyle. Bogardus. Grimes,
Moore. Kimball. Ramsey.
Those present at the work rooms
yesterday. In the sewing room. were:
Mesdames ~. w. cossboom. T. R.
Skillington. A. w. Piel. c. Mailer,
chas. Bolin. Leo Bean. Ida Gibson.
J. Sleek. Pauline Buesing. Jennie
Hurn. J. n. Mcclure. Fred Groellsr.
w. p. Mcmillan. Homer Humphrey,
q. q. Fry. H. Newman. L. +. suiii'
van.
In the surgical dressing depart.
ment were: Aesdames C. B. Crisier,
@. w. Merriman. c. C. Low. @. w.
White. W. H. Robertson. L. L. Tru.
AZ. q. L. Brown. Levi Mcdonald. Chas
Martin. r. l.. 0oss. c. l.. Moore. Van
Bellea. C. r. Stone.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
RAIN BADLY
NEEDED TO
SAVE CROPS
WEATHER BUREAU srECiAL,sr
DEs'i.AREs lRREPARARiE DAM
AGE WILL RE DONE UNLESS
MOISTURE tOMEs NOON

PORTLAND, June ~. - trrepar
able damage vii, be done to OREGON
crops unless rain comes soon. ac-
cord,ng to the summary of weather
and crop conditions issued here by
Edward l.. Wells Of the weather bu-
reau for the week ending June IL.
With moderate TO high tempcra-
ture during the vast week some crops
have made good growth. but drought
continues over nearly every, portion
Of the state and most crops are suf-
fcr,nx for lack of moisture. aud un-
less rain comes soon the damage
will be irraparable. says the rc-
port. Hot. desaicatinG kinds have
also aggravated canditions aud
caused much injury to grains and
grasses. The hot weather. however
seems TO have caused some relief
from aphis In localities whore fears
had been entertained that Me infeSt.
cd cropa were damaged beyond rc.
covery. hut this insect pest Is still
detrimental In the Wiliimette val.
ley.
Fall grains. which were wcll root
ed. appear 20 be In better condition
than the spring sown. but oil need
good rains to insure even normal
crops. says the summary. Barley
Is ripsninG In = few places with only
o fair crop indicated. Rye 10 poo'
and this staple ~ well ~ oats and
sprinE wheat are suffering for hois'
turc. Winter wheat. although still
good. IL being unfavorabiy affected
BY the dry winds Ye.Orashrd emf cu
small and complaints were recsivvd
that the crop was beginning TO burr
In north-central counties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

American boys are dying for thsis
country. Surely you caa save tor t.
uuy War oaving otampo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

"Hou're safe" II you have an insur.
ancc policy frum the ChilcOte aSea.
cy. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Al klnds ss Army ohess q
stf 4. 4. 4. sToRg.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Nettieton's fine shoe at
su x. x. x. STORE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

War Savins Stamps earn intcroat
for sou on Sundays and holidAys.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

u goa want to tor. yosr lAbsrt,
Roads ineO hUaD 80 ChllcOte. I.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
AT the Theaters

Queens OF fashion hnd bettcr b..
ware of their laurels, Miss virgin
Ia Psarpron In her latoat william
Fox photoplay. stolen Honor"
wears some cxauiaitc gowns. She
vii, bc sccn nj tho Orphcup thcater
saturday for u run of one day oply,
Beside these beautiful gowns,
stolen Honor" hns navy points to
recommend II to all motion picture
followers. Tho story In good ana IL
laid In Washington. u, e. II has
some thrilling scene" aud the sots
,rc richly made.
Il will add to Miss roarson's pop
ulnri,y because Miss Pearson Ia.
above everything else. u fine actress
and In this play she needed much
dramatic ability.
Tho story rcvolvcs around n stol.
on painting which finally finds its
way into tho Nationa, Art gallery In
Washington, virginia Lake (MirS
Pearson. Il n society girl artist. and
after she makes y copy of the paint
Ing. she In accused of s,esNing tho
original aud substituting tho copy
Tho accusation Il made by u woman
who IL In love with man who loves
virginia Lake. Hish society IL en-
tangled In the conspiracy. Including
an ambassador.
Il II n stirring photoplay and one
that vii, give splendid entertain.
meut
What would you do. u after n
night a. the carbarcts you discovered
a big boar In your bathroom and u
dawned upon you that YOU had
bought the animal for n pet" THIS
may happen "a you this is the axe
os surpriscs-- you are advised to
see Jack SpurlOck -Prod'ga,. ut
the Orpheus thcatcr Sunday aud
Monday. where George Walsh. the
William Fox star. rs youn. Spnrlock
solves tho problem Of dispon,ng Of
the pound AiaskA brnin. Mr..
Bear makes Il interesting for tho
Harvard faculty and his young own
or before he In gotten rid OF.
Jack spuriock was
written by George Horac, Loirmcr.
editor Of Saturday Post. published
In the Saturday Evening Post In ser
ial form and iatcr IN book form. The
story made n hit and the book ut
tsined the distinciion Of being the
best seller" on the market.
Jack Spuriock--Prodigar' IN the
story OF = young Harvard students
experience. beginning after he had
been dropped from Harvard because
of his escapade with the bear. He
Was . sclf-rciiant chap and when
his millionaire father placed him In
F, charge Of his bun,ncss ns sought Ia
make . good stroke by buying u
few hundred carloads II onions.
moot knowing that his daddy had al
ready bought 600 carloads II works
out all right. but before the film
story 10 unfolded young Spurioock
has many funny and thrilling cxper-
iences.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Ladies' rrsoeh enc spsrs ssats q
Stf 4. 4. 4. oToNG.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

svv A THRIFT STAMP TO-DAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
Local Red Cross
Activities

Those present yesterday In the
sewing room we're: Mesdames r. Z.
wattenburg. DR.. Mitchell. L. Z.
Sullivan and Miss Mabel Walters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Awle cemisrl cushlens and camp
essk OssslIas stevss. Ts'fsrd Bros.
0araos. LII
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

PARTIES desiring to settle their ac
counts with Virgil & Son will find
Mrs. Virgil at the store until 800
O'Clock Saturday night. June 18th.
l6.tt VIRGIL & SON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

sussty bonds while you walt. $50
ChiIeots. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Master Made szsOcs At S7.85 arc
superior TO other makes that you
pay SO to el2 for. MODERN SHOE
STORE. IT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

wANTED--Young woman for OFFICE
work: good penman. quick. accu-
rate figurer. Address In own writ
ing, Herald office. lev
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

WANTED-Woman cook at once at
Spink's camp. Light work. good
pay. Address r. {. Sphinx. Klamath
Agency, Ore. ANt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
Hcrald's $ Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
WANTED---M -Middle-aged woman to
assist in general house work and
care OF children. Good home and
first class wages for competent wo-
man. Inquir at Herald office ISL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

FOR sALE--some nearly new furni.
ture-Rugs. stove. lawn mower
sarden hose etc. AL Third Street
ll.3t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Stove and kitchen
utensils: bed and spring mattresS
II. +. Herbert. Isl California ave
nue.. ll-3t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Sisemore are
down for = few days visit with kla-
math Falls friends from their home
at Fort Klamath.
The evening herald., 1918-02-21

marked ON the outside or The scaled
envelope. "Proposlls for frame dormi-
tory. No los, AZ the TohItchi indian
school Now McVic"" ana address 1
81 tho Commissioner or indian AZ
fairs. Washington. -. g." will bc re-
coiy"d ai tho Indian office until two
O'Clock y. n, or March E 1915, for
furnishing materials ana labor for tho
conrtru"tiuu Of q frame doi .nitory u
strict accordanor with the pllus.
specifications and Instructions 90 h,d-
ders, which may Doc examined a. fho
office OF the paper or periodical iu
which this advertisements appears. the
I United Sntcs Indian Wnrohou.a ni
| Chicago. Illinois 81 Louis Missouri
/ Snu Francisco california aud ia.
Builders Exchange. ST. ruul Minnie
sofa. and at the office ot tho super.
lintcndont OF shc Nayaio Indian school
Fort Defiance. Arizona For further
/ information apply 60 tho Suprr.ntcud-
cut of the navajo School. cato Sell.
! commissioner
The evening herald., 1918-02-21
Lick the Kaiser
Club Is Formed
in Eddy County

srtc,A, cossrsrosor-cr 20 80 "'satn
Carlsbad. IS. NJ. F,l % Ed'H
county. Sew MeN.u h,. shown u"'n
patr,u.i-m and set pace iu W'r N'rN
from the start % has n"W devised Il
yer, practical plan for war r"li'i work
that is worth studyup \ "Ii.k the
Kaiser" club with l"cal chapter h'7
h,on organized The emblem is., n'f-
tom with the "ltni-rr'- G"" De. no
Richards. ~ Carlsbad .ha father Dbl.
tho movement ny- as to m' pur-
The evening herald., 1918-02-21

poses ul the club
"Fddy county has met ''l th, rti.
made pn her for war rruri work aud
subscription Co the Liberty loan The
count, has furnished her quota nf
soldiers aud sailors without drlr ud
is proud ut her bird men" tud the
men 90 the army and navy
Some time igo Nj Richards .un-
tiuuvd. 'lu talking Geo Gutcrnot LiuI-
~oy ho impressed uu m. the necessity
Of organized effort Al lhc timy the
s1',rnnr had appointed c"untS c"un-
ella uf defense and the idea cot th,
governor was carried out to- rrDu
extent Vet 90 times there has been
p ruufllcf u appointments aud drives
which confused tho workers aud tho
giycr4
"Nov under thi- club arrangement
EVERY person m tho county viii hc
enrolled and % cuId udeN made. The
card shows iua. what each has c"u-
tr.nutad to the RED Gross, V NJ. G. \
and other rcli"f work and olso the
.uhscriptiou. to "a liberty l"au. war
-HN,ugs stamps, olr.
I'm the next dr,vr iu Eddy county
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No. tI2O9.
NOTICE. Ol SALE,
~ THE DISTRICT Court
'plN NTI OF BERNAll.Lb.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT
cot NTY OF BERNAlLLO.
STATE nE NEW MENICu
N"in y. l|'iu. trustee, ana s. q Nauu
executor ut the lat viii ana tc-rr-
mcnt ot Joseph u Hirhud-on. de-
c'a~cd, plaintiffs.
John Born dl., ana Lola s Hurru.
dauc bis Wac, defendants
tud'r aud los virtue "f ID doHrcc 10.
foreclosure aud order OF sale issued
out Of th, district court of tho sprpuI
Mexico. bon and for the county oi li,t-
ualiil", ou IA, -uth du1 oi prr,uu'.
1919, lu th, uhu>, style Iud
numbered cuu-,. wherein ana where
by the above named Plaintiffs u'-
tanned Judgment against the above
named defendants for 90, sum of tour
thousand seven hundred rNNhr'
aud ,i-l0U dollars. with interest thcr,
ON az the rate ut eight per cent per
anuum from the goth day of pcc,m.
Der, l9ln until paid, for the urthu
sum ui four hundred -cNcnty-Iour " ",-
90 dollar, with Interest thereon 700
thr rate uf sis per cent per suuuu
from the 2uth daN pf December, lHl,
.untu paid. ana thr further sum of
inur hundred two ana Ni-I0D doilars.
with Interest thereon at the rate ul
one u,r cont nor month from tho sixth
duy ut November. 1914. uutu paid. too
pcthpr with heir costs of suit: uuI
Wherein ana whereby trr puIntin.
4,r.. ar.r,od to have q. lion prior ana
.ipcr.oI. O., lII. others tuun tho real r--
tYt. hereinafter up-.rihcd Go hc sold,
IL, ...afr. the uY.mru uf Tho srtrr.!
.,,,,. .r u..rr, thn.r mentioned. ,tth
Ian .r.,r.., rhat ba. accrued ur mas
|uc,ri,. thereon. together with the
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lIN TUE DISTRICT COURT. COUNTY
/ or RERNALlLLp. STATE OF
| NEW MENICD
/ Frank Ercici, plaintiff. vcrus MaN
! TaNlor Erei' defendant so. ll1-t.
I NOTICE or SUIT
1 10 he pb,N, named defendant.
/ Your are hcrouy notified that 90 suit
has been flied against you .u said
court and county by above named
lpluiutfr in which suit plaintr prnys
I tor au absolute divorce ou The
rrouuds ui abandonment You are
! further notified that unless sou enter,
or cause to be- entered, your upp"n r.
aucc In said ,Iue" ON ur before tho
/ 18th day of Maryu, \. u, lHlN, i ur
cree PRO uoufrs.o viii ur taken
against lou ANA 'uc relief prayed fur
Twin Doc granted rhc name of 'he
/ p.dIuufrs ATTORNEY Is " \ kolch'i
whose post office address i- Alhu-
! uucrpuc. New Mexico.
\ NESTDR MONTNYA, Clerk
liy r. *. y. MAuulso\, ncpuH '1|k
4 tScaD.
! pub Jan. go. ZOO, 5-lt.2l
The evening herald., 1918-02-21

mud, TO-DAY M the board "f t"ll"r-
appointed to recount the '"''t 80
n the rrc,ut fructatiOn election. Th'
nuHrd said ,hert Carpenter 'rr"n'ni
uf Lawson. ln-orrectly had ''. Do sven
-.o-I votes thai .huuld not h''" h'''
counted for him