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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30

superintendent o /. t"d. of tho
Louisville schools. lesd- K~a,ncty
-,hool m"a ~ tho thrst sors boiaS
don" IN he schools Ia he Isossot,ss
u ID. War Ssv,sss Csmpaisa To
date hc IA. organized more thAa sis
hundrNi war savings Sociei,os as.oaS
tho school childrra ~ ths city. And
those boy- and sirls a.. .av,aS thsss
.Ands n doilsrI moothly and loAniss
II 10 Their llnClc sam Tor ne .ac.css
hll pro.~ ution u tbe var Sup~rs.
teud~n, Reid Ia. demonstrated hal
thc VA Savings society - he rcsl
hing IN hts great var }up-r,n,~ad.
cut Reid IaS demonstrated tha, ths
Var Ssv,.gS society Ia tho real tA,nk
n ihiS great var ,cuVity md C,ty
aud county .obool nrn all ov-t Kca.
lucky uau earn how u /. lou. by
writing him ~ HIS plan II JampAisns.
IN" schools viii 20 operate fully in
advert he ihlrd Liberty Loan
.ampapu but Il is not The ic-ir- u
he authorities to have his bond cam
pAEn Interfere with the steady work
II the Wa savings Socloto. S.,re
'arr h'hi"u las pAnsud "a his ND.
ter ia he following words
Where efficient war savings so
ri"t,rs hrc actually obtaining systs.
matte aud adequate subscriptions =,
War SAVINGS stamps his work should
not h" ul"rfcrcd with by an rndcayor
To Suppressed" he War savings Socie.
lies hy The Introduction Of The partial
payment pisn Tor subscriptions to lib
rrty Loan bonds
In raising nearly $4,000 Tor our
Government during he month u
March We hnyo proved that ~ can
do = very vital work IN helping 10 win
N" var shall depend upon every.
On" connected with the schools ,o hold
'hls splendid ,crylc" On the hish plane
ni successful performance hat IL nov
occupies
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps
Supplement Each Other
Io More Conflict In Two Campo gns
Than Between Superdreadnoughts
and Oestroyers - Object Of
Both Is to Finance War.

Louisville. Ky.-lnstead OF the Lib
.rty Loan campaign aud the War Saw
ngs movement conflicting they really
Implement each other
The Liberty Loan campaign and the
Mar Savings movement are no more
"ivals than the superdresdnoughts and
ne destroyers OF our navy are rivals
The LibFty Loan and War Savings
StaDps are two forms OF the same
insscial operation OF the United
States Government They were au-
horized by the same vote OF Congress-
and are intended to supplement each
'ther They are both Of paramount
Importance to the financing Of the war.
yhe Liberty Loan campaign Ia pri-
nsrily to obtain the many billions Of
io)lars necessary toward paying the
,Ipeoses Of war and lending to our
allies
The peculiar significance Of the
Mar Savings movement is 10 teach the
ration TO save and to Invest its say
nss in War Savings Stamps In order
hat the Government may not merely
;et money. but spend this money for
he support OF the army.
Successive Liberty Loan Bonds will
,e sold in campaigns at intervals. The
Mar Savings campaign will last
throughout the yesr-no doubt until
he war IL over It aims to develop
,abics OF thrift that shall make the
.sles OF stamps cumulative. And the
,srson Of limited means who invests
few War Savings Stamps does his
hare as well as the Weather man
sho buys a quantity OF Liberty Loan
ponds. Millions who could not afford
- invest in Liberty bonds will be able
md glad 10 help by investing in War
savings stamps The two campaigns
IRE, in reality. but one-thst Of tinanc.
.ng for victory
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
HAVE A THRIFT POCKET

A thrift pocket liz character build.
er-it tests your capacity to rcSis:.
You will nnd It a. aluring IA tho
penny bank you once had on the man.
tlcpicce Select the pocket any one
will do and then select the CON,
Suppose your thrift coin" In nickel.
Every nickel you gc, goes into tho
thrift pocket You can not borrow
from the Thrift pocket nor lend frow
Il. Experience proves that Il isn't
wise even to make change from IT,,
and that II Ia a failure II you are not
honest. scrupul0usly honest. with u,
Every time II gets oyerheayy, put Il
into Thrift Stamps. Thrift stamps
are light.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
PLEDGE WEEK. JUNE a TO Is

w" sds'os NATIONAL chsrms~ vs~tV
Lyon tho district embracing
esooOoo0
ke""oSy Will the DIVE which
the 2sth
National War
VII be asked TO
d Louisville
aratlon to the people
heard t
Director Lyon Chairman e
pledges
which 0 n
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
BOURBON OUT IN FRONT
Blue Grass County Leads State
in Thrift Stamp Drive
Chairman s. e. Bedford Has Made
Fine Record and People Have
Come Forward In Pleasing
and Commendable Way.

Paris, Ky-A bluegrass county.
Bourbon. holds the record 40 far IN
Kentucky. size, population and quota
considered, in the sale of Thrift
Stamps and War Savings Stamps
Chairman s. r. Bedford has reported
TO State Headquarters at Louisville
that his organization has disposed Of
100000 worth Of stamps Ito quota
IL S3fs. 240 and the Bourbon organizs-
ton il planning to have all Of this
amount either sold outright or pledged
before the Third Liberty Loan cam
paign liz finished in bis section OF Ken.
lucky
The Paris KentuckisB Citizen. which
Ia actively cooperating with Mr.. Bed
war activity. mas the following article
with reference 10 the campaign 10
Bourbon:
"Fifty-nine Bourbon county peopls
have been enrolled in he one thou.
sand dollar War Savings stamp Club
AZ a result Of their subscribing for the
maximum OF stamps permitted by the
United States Government
Other persons have literally sub
scribed Tor War Savings Stamps in
amounts from five TO five hundred dol
lars each and az result Chairman J.
h. Bedford has disposed Of more than
one hundred thousand dollars worth
OF War Savings stamps through his
working committees distributed ia
Bourbon county. Bourbon countyB
allotment Of War Savings stamps IL
5000. aud our people must hurry
Themselves a bit and subscribe quickly
for the stamps remaining unsod
"lu the War Savings campaign Bour.
bon people, rich and otherwise, have
come forward with their subscriptions
TO this gilt edge Investment in . most
pleasing aud commpndIble way for
all Of which County Chairman Bedford
and the members OF ,he precinct com
mittccs sre highly appreciitiye. How
ever, the unSold War Savings stamps
must be sold before the next issue ~
Liberty Loan Bonds. which will be OF.
fercd to the public in April
Get busy you patriotic and liberty.
loving people OF Bourbon Call on
some member Of The committee and
buy Literally Of tho War Savings
Stamps, he best and most desirable
Investment obtanable today DO your
duty now don't wait until members NJ
the County Committee. al! busy buii.
ness men, look you up to beg you 70
do your patriotic duty"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
SAVINGS INCREASED
PEOPLE ARE LEARNING HABITS
or THRIFT. SAY BANKERS
seposits In Savings Departments
Show Little Effect From Purchases
u Liberty Bonds and stamps

Louisville. Ky Ths April Trade
otter of the Unioa Nstional Bank u
Ouisy,lle, just being cent out over
tentucky by that prosperous lnsutu.
ION. contain. valuable Information
hsi should he read by s'ery banker
the sntir. state Win reference 10
he War savings campaign The letter
as the following
Before the outbreak n the sar
hs normal savings u the American
'eople we're placed At from ~ 900
~ TO IS. On. oOo 90 per year Today
hey are estimated around 81 100
10 90 A can be s~.n Il ls possible
sdecd. Sussstial that 80 nnancs the
rN ~ far A. practicable out n he
urrent oATuinss ami savings Of tho
sopla. and osch day brings about .
iesrer conception VI thn do~ The
arcAApe II War Savings and Thrif,
tanps 10 eEtsodias rapidly iSI o0s
% being soId In March. and II IL esti
,atcd thai oUt " thu iInsliss burning
ocks. money u u,ea. Som.n and chill.
rea. therc will bs loaned to the Gov.
nment. Without ,sr,ous sacridos.
5000. oee w. sum equal to ths
trvt IAborty Loan
"On April /. 1917. Their. vas In tho
soal Postal Saving, Bank $4,000
spits u heavy sithdra~als. some
' toreiKsers Who foolishly feared tho
lovernment might sei,s their savings.
nd others for tho purpose Of buying
liberty Roads. he net deposit. during
ne year ending March 81 1918. Ia.
reased $4,000
In he savings department Of
ouiaville banks and trust companies
her" II was thought payments FOR
liberty Bonds would hi, hardest ~
nd Tor the year ending March l. 1913.
reduction II loss than per cent.
NJ Their" hsS been an in.rras. In the
umbcr Ut jcposltOtH. whose potential
aluc more than Offsets he amount lost
his amount has not been 1I,-Ipaiad
fepr-S"nls part " an Investment
nd carries with Il power plus a
sed habit Of enduring boueN' A.
gainst THIS tritiing, temporary loss ln
iyingS, general deposit, In Louisville
ave increased during the year ending
prll Lat over 81 .pO OOO. and ,niiyid
al deposits IN national banks ~ the
ntcd states increased between May
1917. and December 81. 1917. over
| 900 .OO0. 900 A."
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30

Saving IN vital To the uccrss OF
he war France has been able 10
Jake a gallant hsht against Germany
iecsuSc her people s.re taught the
'ahlt of thnfl During the Liberty
oan there should b" no letup in
aying. and tho salcs NJ War savings
stamps. AK was n. experience IN
ngland ought to lncroaSe
Every time you buy War savings
lamp. with money YOU have sayei
ou Ar. performing a patriotic service
he government merely asks you to
nd tho money and Will pay interest
n 1929 you will receive the face value
a gold I'uy War savings Stamps
nd heip win the war.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30

Chairman y N Swinfori. of Mich.
ola" county, turns IN the following b,t
Of good news
During the month u March po~.
r"H Thompson, Rural Carrier On
Route One. Moorehcld. Ky. sold
1890 worth Of War Savings Stamps
! thought mention Of this nigh, a,lmu.
late other rural carriers To cnde.vor
10 sell stamps"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
W \ 4


Chairman John o. Street, of Todd
paniy, responding to letter from
aa,e headquarters urging that he
aaugurate the chainlet,er campaign
/, his territory. writes as follows
ny the time yo1 receive this I will
ave iiyo chain letters mailed to dif.
@eni sectiona Of the country, and
ha, despite tho fact that until this
,wiui war regarded tn. chain letter
lend An AN onemy To his race. but
Nv he Ia a patriot, and hope that
' hts activity he will turn multiplied
thousands Of dollars into the grea,
ause"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
SCHOOLS DO GOOD WORK

Louisville. Ky. April /. 1918.
Mr. J. Is Mantle. Secretary Jefferson
County War Savings Committee.
81 Columbia Building, Louisville.
Nv.
Ny dear Mr. Mantle
! have the honor TO report to you
md The War Savings Societies IN
yolifvI!le public schools number 637
4 fsw are yet to be organized. We
nave Oeen IN operation approximately
three weeks, and during that time
nave sold Thrift Stamps and Baby
Bonds amounting to tll,93tOo, be
lave that every school has done lts
lrst. and that this WORK will continu;
al high speed throughout the year.
The schools that have contributed
$500 90 or more are lated below
sirls High school .,..,.,.,.,.,f 2,b2B
george Rogers Clark School . $50
Normal School ,,,.,,.,,,.,,,.. Do
George W. Morn. School ,,,., $50
Longfellow School ...,.,,,".. bl9
We feel that special congratulations
ere due 10 the Girls High School with
rs amount tftaiing is.6ss, and TO the
George RoseSs Clark School which
ieads tho eiansstsry schools Of the
.ity with 3 Total Of $3.50 II is true
hat many Of tho smaller schools may
ave done quite AZ well II We con
,ider the average amount sold For
he months Of April W. shall have
computed the average amount sold GA
me basis Of the average number be
onsinx This will make fair com.
,arison be< ween all schools
Yours truly,
q, l.. REID.
superintendent
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
W 4 \

superintendent w N. Shacke,fori.
OF the RoSsellvlllc Public Schools.
writes State Headquarters ~ follow.
iiavo sold and delivered 81, eoo
worth OF War Savings Stamps In our
schools during the paal ten dsys Tho
children have At least about $1,000
pledged, bat they wan, tho cards No
that they can ge, credit Tor sales We
ar" soins Ia do our level beet. and
after tina, IN DONE we are going To ga
together aud try aud do q little be,l.r
a,Dl."
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1918-05-30
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MEETINGS OF
KENTUCKY COUNCIL OF DEFENSE


eultns
various Government aud other valuable var
Representatives. Of Al, activities and
Conferences
se,her These
>, May
such The County Chairman
actively With the Council getting
@ % Where 1s coSsrsgc % n se M " "
tne Of the Drive viii he biz booster FOR our tv, and .hsS. IL ~
held keep up
campaign ' sr THAT .s % a om ally Tp you" . oH w
!s., eas'' and and buying 7N
,s,.a ss S ] Ia. "a. been %.spe % BY he Hs" Council ~
speakers secured for occasions The
. %... %sstns vi" be as and tn. viii cs" Of DO
triots thinkers and
h~ fathers mothers relatives. and Ali member.
be in approaching DRAFT
touch With the war ,u.on and Who Ss TTss message
.l address i. cordially
zoo Forum Subject The pns.-n, War ORGANISATIONS.
Council Of oefsnse Food and FeI s SHas
%omsn, W" Work war .'1s, Raj co. knights coan
cA,lon. Agricultural ,nd.I patriotic
speak longer than 70" m""s:
H"p~ REPRESENTATIVES. Of the dneen, patriotic ,c,-ne.
Of studying S'osl.%. and "ts.s,"s
bs Ind program oo.. OF d,
S . ,, :s Of s"..a .s.s patriotic -' and
sss% as p.% exercises " tho N' tn" ~
There e" on. patriotic bushes. before the ss, "a:
defending human
te.s Ind oil carrying he Of democracy victory
You can help Win The Va. BY attending the coua .te.oe .a
OF attend from community
that will Of
people ana IKE the the ana all NESTING s.. han Tor
.emDe meetings and community
together enot, develop community singing
.neh viii be held from time OF
containing The National Anthems and War songs all councils de'r
QUIT The following sluabe suggestions
u % a aSs a@ s % @Se nome S "s and " " %
The school help by ors,nisns ,.en
peci"s community singing attending the participating
The ,n%tcn oa n|D BY delivering patriotic e%so the Of tn.
services, giving publicity to t and a
The can help by rendering Invaluable assistance
the people to give it earnest support ' ''' '''""S upon
tee the G Council ea.s n ' help %S " out % A" s
%sn S 'S%% r"sf anal s % ,en S s % .s their
school districts for Conference
The farm ds%onsnor Who Is member Of the ADVISORY
n na f " S" 's n Interested til" success
The hugh schools Of the ptaccns
community md patriotic singing aud aouns the day the Conference
The . different var ss,nson; .q"s the Council
Red Cross knights o conmu, A. Four Minute
,Nrmavey the con-
ference and nMns such Influence they hav" making the all
A., The %o"n 81 a Of the county can se by putting their
The Commercial Clubs and Chambers Of Commerce
the serou'ncss o the
willing to render
meetings
The -Four Minute Men help by calling
the of
Roy advertising m.o.s by having demon
distributing advertising matter ~
The different cboirs Of the
making the leading
the nv
citizens % Il work
Council Of DEFENSE Bowling Green. Ky
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-06-18
Annual Financial Statement
Oh Paul Bulhnch. County Auditor Of Power County. Idaho, for the
Fiscal Year Ending January 18th, 1918.
AUDIT0R's PREFACE.

Tax Payers Of Power County:
This annual report OF Power county 10 compiled under date of January
1zn, 1918 instead Of April LIST as has been The usual custom oft this office for
the reason that the convention OF county auditors held at Boise. Idaho, Janu-
AIRY gath TO 26h. this year voted on that date for the closing Of the fiscal year
Is very few counties we're using the same date in making yearly report
In making comparison OF this annual report with last years report you
gill note that the report only includes nine months and eight days while last
years epor. Included twelve months. The main object In making the hscal
year endng the seccnd Monday IN January Is because Of that being the adj
substantive period
In the future each counBs report VIII be dated n the second Monday in
January In one succeeding year making i possible toc compare reports Of the
1tnerent counties
~ Respectfully submitted,
ia PAUL BULFINcH.
FN County Auditor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

DON'T FORGET YoUB DCcs TO
THE "2-BIT' RED CROss CLUB.
WHITE BONES WITH RED
CROSSES MAY BE FOUND ALI
OVER TOWN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
Valencia Republicans
Elect 48 Delegates
To State Convention
.,seI.l eonss.ronprnel to ,rt n.r.lp

Lus Lunas, y. NJ. Oct The fol-
lowing delegates t. the republican
state convention We're elected at the
Valencia county republican conycn
ton:
Placido Jaram,llo. lgnacio Aragon
Y Garcia, a. Jacobson. AbcliCio San.
chez, T.. g.. Ballics, Estanislao Garcia.
+. &. IL Livingston Saturniuo BaCa.
Jose ATtiagu. Manuel Garcia. Jose u
COrdoVa, Feltciauo g. Sanchez. An
tonic Jos" Luna, Teofilo chavez Y Lu-
ma. perfccto Gabaldou. Zacarlts Pa
dilla. rrecencio chavez. J. 4. f'adilla.
SilNestre Mtrtbal Grabie SnndoVal
Roman Marquee. Donuciano Pine.
Biaulio AraEon, Tranqutltno Jaramil-
lu. Narcico FranceN. Fcrmin Mar
uuez. Eugene Kcmpenich. Fred l.. Ro-
nero Frapk sanchez. Abel vigil. Man
ucl T. y Chavez. Rcrnardinu Sedillu.
Ramon T. Chavez. Jesus sanchez, AI-
gucl Baca, Carlos liacn. Eduardo N.
Otcro. Fred f. Huuirg, Jos" f. Ton
dire. Jesus NJ Luna. Harry T.. owens.
Manuel Macs Y AraEon. Diego Ara
Eon. Nabor Nirahal Jose Arugun y
Gallcgos $ate $. Eibo Jesus Gale
Eos
The county. convention was prcsid-
ed over by Eduardo btcro. Manuel
T.. Y chavez and Bcrndrdinu Scdillo
were Vice presidents Adelno san
chrH. interpreter. 90 valentino 10"
Armand. secretary. Following i> "a
list OF convention committees.
Permanent organization, rules and
order of business Juan j. Gurulc
president SIfuruiuu liaca. FcliclIuu
sanchez. Prauliu Aragou tsruiu
Marquee Inuterio Turrcz. Placido Pa
dlilu. Miguel silva Adcliuo sanchez.
AEustin Chavez, Mclquidcs chavez,
Ramon chavez. Jesus 81. chavez.
Resolutions. Jesus a. sanchez.
president. lEuacio ArJgou. j. ID. Cor
doyu, prcciliauo chavez. Cr1hiel san
doval Federico sanchez, Adoito Gar
cia, Jose \. pudiila, Donuci,uo pino.
Nate :. Bibo. Anicoto AraEun. Daniel
Luccro. jose A%rtidgd.
Credentials plaCldu Jaramillo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
A White Collared
Grizzly Trapped
BY State Hunter


j. G. Lyon predatory animal In
spcctur Of the T. = Biological survey.
who has lust returned from 90 trip to
The pccos n Taos mountains. reports
that the bears have lone considerable
damage in that section. having Killed
about seventy two hqad at cattle dur
ing the summer \ large grizzly with
= white collar has Just been trapped
10y state Hunter =. r McMulliu. who
has also killed three other grizzlies
ana one brown bear.
Mi IiEunn has been taking notes
ON the conditions In this locality and
has q number OF pictures uf the ear
casscs Of the cattle Killed. ard tho
pens In which they We're captured.
preparatory 10 a general report which
he IL getting out on bears as preda
tory animals.
Considerable excitement has been
created among the hunters la those
mountains by the tracks uf q huge
grtz2ly which they discovered recent
~. IL Is reported that the print Of
the hind foot measures twelve inches.
IL is believed thut this Is one of the
animals which has been causing the
most destruction in tins section. An
attempts to capture him have proved
futile up To- this time. With an in
stinct which borders on logical rea
suning. the fellow avoids the opening
of all traps ana crawls over the top
OF h g succeeds In securing the
bait without getting trapped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

Today, above the smoke of battle in desolate France
1,000,c coo men are following Joan Of Arc as their fore
fathers had followed her. They see her figure, all in
white, leading the charge, and hear above the battles
din her voice of imprisoned command,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
Mountain View School
Broken Into Sunday

After a day OF Investigation Juthorf
ties soon expect 20 max" several az
rests is a result OF tho damage dom
10 the Mountain View school distrig
No. -. which was broken into cnrit
SUNDAY morning The place must
have been the scene of 70 most doc
structivc rough house from the pc
ports of those who Investigated th.
affair. Il b. reported that the benches
we're broken. the hooks scattered FROM
one o. Of tho building Co tho other
and the piano overturned and badly
wrecked.
some noyl going 10y on % miss team
90 about 1 o'clock tell %: hearing II
Woman screaming 1uI report that tho
Iuil1ing was lighted up 40 thut time.
\ small boy who attends tho s,hooI
declares II must have been The liuns.
because the nut shells which tine chill
arcu wore snViur ,pr gas rIusi.s were
scattered about the floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

and three doctors
told me would
have to have an
operation. had
dragging down
pains, back e
and headaches and
could not do my
Homework. My sis
ter who had been
helped by Lydia +.
~Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
asked me totryit il, l
have tai on sevarai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
Phone =, Z Dnrn. sIi wcn Cop
per. for first class livery. W. l.,
Trimble a. Co.

Dyspepsia ~ Americas curse. TO
reseore digestion, normal weight
good health and perify the blood. use
Burdock Blood Bitters. Sold az an
drug stores. Price. Sl.2i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

bottles and am now entirely well-so I
do all Wy work - and not a trace Of
my old trouble. have told many Of
my friends what wonderful results they
will get from les use. - Mrs. s. J..
SEMLER, 1850 9Th Ave, Troy, NJ. Y.
Women who are in Mrs. Semler's
condition should not give up hope or
submit to such an ordeal until they have
given Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial.
For suggestions in regard to your
condition write Lydia r. Pinkham Med
icineCo. Lynn. Mass. ThercsulSof their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

Joan OF Arc chose to be burned at the stake
rather than to deny her faith. Liberty for her
country meant more to her than life.
THAT WAS FIVE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

president. Manu- Garcia. Nuientin 10.
Almond. MARCH, Ir1nccs. Demrtrio
Castillo. b. kcmp.Hicb Abel Nlgii. Mi.
gucl Baca, Manuel b. s. chavez. Tran
outline Jaramillu. Nutonio Jose Luna.
GuillcTmo Oron8. .ttuisladu Dtero
Tcofilo chavez s. luna. Eutmio car
rasco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
This WOMAN
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound. Many Others
Have Dore the Same.

Troy. N. W suffered for o
than seven months from a displacement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01
Commissions of
Public Lands Makes
Big Cash Transfer

Santa Fc. y. NJ. oct. state
Land Commission Eohcrt T.. l.r.
wien today transferred 20 the state
treasurer . total of tlii.69O4g qr
state land funds received during tho
month of Scptember lust closed. Il
is ~ Of the iurgc8t Soptemhcr
transfers IN the history of the office.
The FUNDS "A re Distributed to the IN
come aud permanent funds OF the va
tlouR institutions as tolluNs
Fund Income Permanent.
Common schools.s39,9 si2 q SiG. aOS 50
University .. 1894 . 40 2.hSgI2
Agricultural col
lcge ......... i353TN 2,5Se12