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The evening herald., 1918-06-19
A Four-ninute Speech for Schoolboy
ny DIR. FRANK CRANE,
49, teePYRIonr. isis. pY FRANK CRANE


THIS country engaged the greatest its history.
have hingS-RcSourccs and &c BY Re
sources material equipment and by Courage mean
spiritual equipment
We have the Resources We the world
We have food and manufactured products
than other country We also able number of
the field provide number
But Courage the spiritual equipment equally necessary.
IL is not only the soldiers and sailors, however who must be
all of uthose we'll The
the workers the mothers and and have
hearts.
Courage does We should dare know all
the facts and not finch from them We should mistakes and
correct them We should understand weakness that
it, We shall have hardship aud should them chccuy
To have real Courage think victory Let
harbOr thought that
bile We have the have the have the fighting
and we have justice and humanity side We fail
We must talk Courage We will speak dspOndeny We
shall have dark days times when the will be depressing
then shall speak comfortably another We shall
spread gloom or indulge in prssimiSm
We have intelligent Courage We do the tour
the bully who boasts knight
is valiant in battle but gentle in his
We must have the kind of Courage that nigh ideals
not from low vanity We seek territory pundcr
We seek only justice.
We fighting right freedom for democracy
international good faith for humanity for all that when
say GOD.
Steel your minds and hearts therefore purpose
Let nothing disnay Here soldiers
let do what each his small of service
throw the enemies of mankind and make the world decent place
live in.
TO all of o Joshua of old
OF the Lord come ringing clcarH
Have commanded thecH BE and of
be afraid neither be thou dsaycd for the Lord thy God
with thee withcrsocvcr thou
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emotional control becomes imperative
ON those who have developed artoriu-
srlcrosIs from amy cause.
The more calmly and phlospphcal-
lv tho urtcrlo-srlcrotID can regard IN,
events uf hic. the better hes prospect
for living TO enjoy Me long
Nud 10 mental and emotional mod
cruuou. hc ought To- ada physical
moderation
\n rrctl ,motIrt. nI food .no,,II H,,
,at,u .t an, mral o,,r,,tIu,.
rnnnt rrmInds ma .s ono of tho com.
unr,., p,i.,t,i.,.s mad, t, D.,.. .,,.
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F ashions for Americans

CN!' 70 ilN' y" u'''N dominated
u' Il'IH OF wraps TINS season
t""' very "tll' "ul "I tl' "rui-
naIN mas o''h "IieI'h III coat styles
h'e 'n, cape vogue continue
''""'' '''l'" wrap 'N moro u''"ih'hE
I" s"'h' lltur'0'
ne coat Sh"" u j" INC SN't'h 's wen
N"''" '"uN'u'. '"E, as u was "''"ulN
'""n"'" ny INV t"Ila "'Sibh'i Wh"
W lb'n''ou u as 'utt'stl"n l"l
"a" "' "i",c' '""'' lh'N coat would
p' '"N''N u'N"I"hod IN dark c"Iorcd
~"'n """ 'l'''"'"'''" Nl Hshtet
Sn""', OF vice N''9'' 'a summer
u"N'H'ht ' motor coat FohFc" or
Hh""'""S, H"N J''H'N 'I'h OF h''NA
.'n'n "''hn' ais" '' u7'' Tor 4' " pre-
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muster; and cuI't see for the utc of
me why painting pictures is 500 much
more important than bringing up
children ph ! know she hurried ON
as munv hUw, hawS or amusement
greeted her \ know thpt YOU moth
crs think that any woman who can
have huhN can bring il up But how
do YOU know that you arc training
YOUR children as well as someone else
might DO who had more tnlcn, fol
it,"
ANY woman who can't bring up
children properly has no business to
have them snapped the Mother of
Five who was noted for her good
management
And how would she know whether
she could, on not. until she had ON"
at her own to experiment with
Would YOt lend her one OF yours 1000
questioned the Feminist. enjoying tho
The evening herald., 1918-06-19
PRIVATE DANNY
I'M FRANCE
Chapter 90.

BY FRA zIER HUNT

Chapter 90,
\ TENT to the mules from the tate
N where you always got to be
shown / guess the greatest kick
crs in the world, male or female, hu-
man, vegetable or animal. arc soldiers.
when "A solder don't kick IT'S a. sure
sign that either one OF two things rs
the matter of him either he has ran
hard for some dame or else he's go
sick that he amt strength enough to
articulatc,
~ soldiers were feG portornouse
stakes they would beef because Il
wasn't good old Frenct horse meat II
they got pancaNos for breakfast they
would bc sore all day hecause II wasn't
biscuit For weeks they kick because
they got TO wear old fashioned cam
paign hats and then the minute they
got nice little dinkcy Overseas cap
they raise Ilcllsfiro because II don't
keep the sun out OF their eyes
But soldiers don't mean nothing by
it--kickinf is lust part of real solder
ing and | guess whom the boys from
the old States get right up m the mud
and everything Of the trenches they
stand the old garf ius' like Veterans
all right But # fellow isn't wise
10 this kicking game he might think
they really meant II and get an wor-
ricd and bet up about u.
They even Kick abont pco, lc who
are tryiug 40 do things for them.
Now, just take the Y. NJ. g. \ over
here--you hear an kinds Of soldiers
knocking them, but YOU generally see
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Just take elsie for example Wen
when Elsie comes around the big
brown tents that the : W. g. \. has
got scattered IN the different camps
over here wouldn't commence 10 hold
the advance guard. SO they move
Elsie out To a platform outside whore
everybody can see her.
You have To pay q buck or two
hack IN the States to sec I2lslc and
over here she's worth a months pay
any time but MS soldiers get 10 see
her for nothing even II we do Kick
about the V. NJ. g. A. And II YOU
could see the way she makes soldiers
happy IN bet that every actor In
America would want TO Join out with
the organization and come over here
an play FOR nothing IN these Lonesome
li7tlc villages three ~ four or oven
five thousand miles from home.
But TO get back TO Elsie; she sang
and she danced and she initiated and
then she sang some more and AN the
soldiers lust lost their hearts and IN
hct they could hear us cheer her clear
to Berlin. She stopped three on four
times hut We made her come back
and finally she had 10 repent the first
song she sang. Thcn We ,Jliod hor
back again. and this time she bowed
real low and said;
I'm awful happy IS ! pleased you
BOYS. Ia utho" DO that than any
thing else IN the world. It's iust my
little bit toward helping win the war.
. tnprTo hUyg and good luyk
And then she ran of the stage and
I bet the kaiser thought We was eel
chrttng some victory the way We
shouted for Elsie. Aud Tor two whole
days nobody kicked about the y NJ
q. \
BETTER s9} only half YOU think than
to think uniy half YOU say.
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y don't suppose Won do because
u isn't 20 he seen said lac 'rh'
knowledge I've gained iH that YOU
can hiss IKE q Snake and that u hiss
isn't always what IL seems"
oh" satd SLOW poke disuppout-
odly Is that all' WHY I'VE known
that right along
Peter laughed harder than over
He broke that laugh or right ln the
middle with startled suucHl as u
voice ught behind him said. "Wcl
we'll, well, whats going ON horc''
rctcr Jumped to ono side and
whirlcd around There WAS Jimmy
skunk limms had hronG grin
1T is lucky for you. Peter" snid he.
that Roddy Eos wasn't IN my place
Were YOU talking 10 Yourself or
Just thou linm, saw SLOW Poke.
~ least he saw slow pokcs house
OF shcll SLOW Poke himself wasn't
to bc seen llo had drawn iu his
head and his legs ana his tan ard
closed the 'oors at the first sound
of jimmy voice. out of pure mis-.
chief Jimmy coached om a hMrk
hand and turned SLOW Poke uyrr ON
ms back
$50" said he. "you were talking to
SLOW Poke. This les tho urst tune
have seen him this vcar I wonder
whore ho came from
"Ovor IN the G"con ror..t." RE-.
Piled Peter eagerly ~ met him owen
there and ne came hero 10 dine with
me-
How w in tho Green roros' was
l.
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Talking 1T OVER
The Feminist Speaks
With Lornd Moon

ripple OF mirth that hailed this sally.
n had lunch TODAY with one OF the
Faimrcs-At-Baby Roauug The Fem
mist continued she rs clever wrrtcr
who Just missed being "a famous ono
when she gave up writing to Eot mar
ried. rive years of matrimoncy has
brought her three little blessings, "a
sect of nerves as taut as nddlN strings,
and "a droop to the corncr of her
mouth
"llcr children are as highly strung
as she and are perfect little lorrors
into everything always having ac-
oidcTts. but they arc as bright ana
clever us can pe.
"Sho 10 the last person in the world
10 hriLE up those children. \ calm
phl,Gmauc woman could bring them
~ well aud never turn hair az tho
ioh, while thoi. mother tx lrcttinp
herself 20 shoe strings aud making
a wrctchod mess OF st."
The Mother OF Fiyc gave q sniff ~
disapproval winch committed an
tompcramcutal women To chilly and
very rcmutc land. Tho Feminist
glanced Hi her mischicNouslv and
continued, according 20 YOuH rul
ing writer's ana other tompcrntdcutdI
folks should hc strictly forbidden IA
haze childrcn' J think that's q good
notion; there are far too many
writers now" Here sho dodgcd
hall of wool aImod at her by the
luurnalgtic Gir But The uttl,
Mother of FiNo never smiled she ls
a very Indifferent mother who has e.
sense of humor whon rcurlng cmldrcn
ls the topic OF discussion
The evening herald., 1918-06-19

XVIHEN th" doctor H''s. Nou'
M blood pressure is abuormall'
w nigh" many people feel ON the
verge of collapse when hc adds
.This is due To- hardoniar of the
arteries thcv jump 90 tine dire COM
rluaIon That they might as wcll oyi,r
their contius
o. thcy once got this boncl nfw-
N uNcd in their mind I've wp I'r n
occasions MAY indeed hurr" uym 90
their graves otherwise they Wnr
long outlIyc friends accounted iur
healthier than they
Everything dcpsnds ON tho care
they take ot themselves and ih"
parts of The artrrpl tree which hlp.
pou To ho musf seriously involved
cabot romprchousiy,lN states tho 'aH,
when hc SAYS
"Ouc can have nrtcuo -solorosis for
forty on uftN wears 1ud i'cl none tho
worse for 10 because tt duoa not at
feet vital spot Another with much
lo-s trouble may die because AN ur-
tcry in the heart or the brain hap
pons 20 bc affected %
This ol course doos brug m olo-
mcut of uncertainty INTO the ont
look for urtcrio -sclcrosts patients
But the chances rrmaiu tu favor of
lcnpth rather than shoriucss %, DAYS.
provided the cmotIous uc controlled
aud uuudu precautions taken With
regard tn living habits
Excitement or auN Kind Is ~ bee
avoided as much as pos,ihl'. cspou.
lnllN the excitement of anger ana the
excitement pf ftrr
The evening herald., 1918-06-19

more women try
ing to bring up
children who have
no talent tor tho
Job. than there are
VI o m en- painting
pictures who have
no artistic ability
You see when a
woman paints "a
picture It sells, or
docsdt sell She b.
"a suCcrsg cor is r,t
H success according
to her merit but
IN hriu glug "a y
clIildcu NNN m
HtUtTIAI IgI IlutUe
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&C" J

HNn know that I'm shock an
YOU good people said the
Feminist with gay defiance.
But / 30 believe that being able 20
bring up children propc-ly iE us much
q talent as being able to paint or write
poetry and / DO believe that it rs
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one of the great drawbacks ip this
world - that man never knows b.
la too lHto until 10 is too late.
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who follow the medical profession
The undcrukcrz are not far behind
The evening herald., 1918-06-19
ARTERIAL HARDENING
BY H. ADDrGToN BRUCE

Personality Psychology rncuthoi"
Copyright 1918. by The Associated NcwspapcrsD
The evening herald., 1918-06-19

Hvttcr soy only hult YOU think than
to think un'y half YOU say
The evening herald., 1918-06-19

Newt story Jimmy Skunk~ In.
terc~t n slow Poke
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w yHEN the doctor SAYS. Your
M blood pressure is abuormallS
" high." many people feel ON the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
New Mexico State News
TEACHING TuE MORAL AIMS Oi
TIN WAR.

\ campaign ~ education m the
moral aims ct the war is bcins con
Quoted all over the United States
through thee hurchcs and religious
organizations. Meetings are being
held at Important rcntcrs that cicrgy
men and church workers ~ an de-
nominations are attending Speaking
pf national and international promi-
hence address these gatherings
The object OF this campaign Is 10
concentrate attention upon the su.
prcmc aims uf tn" war a- iu~tcruret-
rd y, President Wilson iu his mos
sHEes to congress and TO quicken the
spirit NJ America IN support ~ the
presidents policies TN prosecuting the
war for democracy. international ius-
uc". ~ "a league 81 nations
This campaign is undertaken by
the church peace union tho league
10 enforce peace with the cooperation
OF The, federal council Of churches.
and The world alliance for intcrNu.
tional friendship through tho
churches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
Juarez to Get No
Flour from u. S.

EI Iusu. Texas April o. 40 NOR.
wheat l'nlir will rv permit a. Too ,
exported fu Iu1rpl The WIS AN.
u|nuur,d 90 the custom house here
tulu, Th, limit tor bread taken
across 'b, hcrucr WAS also fixed az
two pounds Goo each persuu Tho
now ruling, were made nt the sur
gr-tiou OF g. y. Hossctt me district
food administrator
n was announced az M, NcNicau
general cuusultt, here to-day that IN,
wheat crop 900 NrNi,p would he uu-
usually large this year is many Nl"N-
lean %fsrul"rs had planted wheat fnl
tho first tlHo ju order a. ]r,alil. ru
the increased uric, OF this comma.
'itN The wheat CROP Will hc sutsi-
r.rutI' lpru" to permit The oNrcrn-
tiou of 1 large amount tu the Uui;rl
states Goo hc exchanged for corn Wh 'l
b.. NOR, generally used boo M,NiD'.
\u'lr'e Garcia CONSUL general here
announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
Cattle in Sierra
County Wintered
Well, Says Grower

" O. Hamilton genera manager pl
the HrrWos1 Land a cattle compuu,.
Whose ranches Boo sierra ,uuutl arH
among 'hy largest Boo IA, static ut-
rived 900 A-ihupuorquc l1.' might have
Iuf driven from Hill-boru Il MS pit.
tic ie %ntt'udiul 90 'u-.u,.- matter
here today
"ln .uitr of th, druuth cattle 300 our
s'Dilur have wlnforod wen. said Me-.
Hamilton "Iudrr 90, conditions uuf
-'u.h u surprleiu-ly good shape.
lu fH.' uur record. how that loss.
iHr tho past winter have been less than
'"r uu, Ec1r Iu thr past ten uu thu
Same range Having progressed sd,
itr % viii be- du. fu very unusual con-
dltiuus II We do NOT finish uui the
."ns"n bon first class shape
l;u. go, condition. r|o1cGHll, .u th.
southwestern Is,rt OF th, state have
u"t been good fnr l year but tho CON.
u'Iuu un uur range b.. much th, .lm.
Is elsewhere LOSSES have been fr
less THAN We had expected
Mr. Hamilton before she pur has.
'H hs company lust year OF th, tier
mora Ranch a cattle COMPANY wa.
i'r Nc1rs uuc u. th" uctItr developer.
Of the Tc,uH ,ullc. where be- SOL
HI. large Interests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
Rheims Now Pile
of Smoking Ruins
Nv c pRIss

Paris. Aprli 49, -Hhoims VIII d has
h"ru 600 nre FOR % week i- now uu.h.
iuE hut l Erott pile 81 smoking ruins
During the past week the Germans
have fired more then 100 600 shells
into The heart 90 the city according .,
she correspondent off Lr Matiu ana
flames from 'ho burning build:-ve
ram no seen by tylators sixty n Sow
oity mi'r- away
There are nu traces ct streets and
thor"ughfarcs which have disappear
eel from view under the accumulation
90 dolri- Ancient buildings iu the
Place Roy1Ir and the market place
and the Musicians house which dates
from the sixteenth century have boon
reduced tn dust end ashes The vault
ing Of the famous Whcims coihcdrp.
ls falling stone hV stone
NotwithsilndiuE the tcrrihlc bonn
hnrdmcut forty Paris fircmcn are siill
at work boz the city with them are
S,mr local rircmeu one OF whom,
Sergeant Elul has beer con- duty in
Rheims Since the outbreak Of the war
and has been wounded fourteen times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
SUCCESSFUL WAR WORN on ~.
DINNAIOIIS GIRLS.

The First rr%o-bytorian church Of
indianapolis. Ind is enrolling its
young omc o. years of age and
over. boz a society to look after the
needs uf the SO boys ~ the church
who are in the military service This
society was organized as a young
WoWcn's subcommittee to its general
war service committee The boys are
Kept I'm constant touch with home in
ter"sts and ar" frequently son gifts.
thus proving To- Thorn that their cf.
forts In this great struggle are being
appreciated
Ten cents is contributed by each
member monthly. as dues There ~
now e sufficient surplus In the socir
tvs treasury 10 adopt a. French or
phuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19

State 81 Ncw Mexico, county %
Bcrnulllu
Ia the District Court
No 1850.
Virginia iiow dr GrIcgo. Plaintiff.
Vs. IrliN Griego. defendant
To the Above Namcd Defendant.
YOU are hereby notified that % suit
has been flied against YOU in IA,
said Court aud County Dos tho above
named plaintiff iu which the suld
plaintiff prays Tor I'm absolute d.
y"ro" ON the grounds Of cruel and
iuhnWau treatment, habi,uul drunk
ouur-s non support aud abandon
W"ut DO % are further notified
that unless % enter on cause ~ Zoe
entered Nuur appearance lu snld cause
uu ur before the 2ith day 81 NAV. 4
g. 'sls Judgment viii he rendered in
said cause against YOU by default and
the relief prayed for viii Doc rran'ei
The nome ~ the plalnuns attor
new is HcaD,ck 4 Grigshy. " nose
postoffico address Is Albuquerque
y NJ
Nestor Montoya.
Clerk
by Thomas x u Madison
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19

for snlc ana sell NJ publ, auction 10
tho highest ana best bidder FOR cash.
certain real estate. mtuatcd in tho
County ~ Bernnlillo. state Of Now
Mexico, to.wit'
commencing NJ n point ON tho
east side of the a. r 4 & +. Railway
Co.'S Right % Way, one hundred nnG
siNty.fivo fect $3.50 south 81 the limo
~ stones that mark the south line
OF the community lands Of Los
Griegos. and running thence enstcrly
90 the west side Of the road running
from Albuquerque 10 Bernallilo.
thence southerly along the west side
81 the said road about seven hundred
and thirty l73Ol feet 10 tho said
southeast corner OF tho tract hereby
conveyed thence westerly TO the east
line Of tho right OF way Of the A. r.
a : T. RAILWAY Company, thence
northcrlJ along the east side Of the
right Of way Of the A. r a s T..
Railway Company 20 the point ana
place OF beginning.
Bounded ON the sorth by the
lands of Juan CristobJl Arullo. ON
the south by lands formerly owned
by Nrisarri. ON the east b. tho old
road running from Albuquerque go
Bernalillo; on the west by the a r.
a :. + Railway Co"
said sale being made 90 satisfy rcr-
tain indebtedness amounting 10 the
aggregate sum ~ Three Thousand
Seven Hundred sixty Dollars l35t0..
together with costs Of suit aud OF ta
sale 90 be taxed.
William Wilcox.
SnecInl Masinr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
Remarkable Crop
of Lambs Raised by
Roswell Sto-l-man

Roswell y ~ Apr, 90 OBJ.
the most remarkable huu crops v,'i
recorded boz the l'rcu valley b. 20.
ported hero to-day o., o. Fh"'u- Wn''.
the well known owner ~ tho ic '
House ranch uu the ToNa- border a
1u experiment Mr. White hought fuf.,
Persian ewes which ne bred Co car
Guile bucks The lUcr,1., from he
a. this spriur is -.Nty-"ight lamus
ail healthy specimens The sheep nm
lambs 90" thriving CON 'hc dry range
OF th" district a|ppoarIns to stand ur
perfectly under conditions which
would mean death to ordinary south
western sheep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
Legal Notice.

In the District Court. County ui
Bornalillu. state of Sew Mexico
First Savings bank and Trust Com.
pauk 10 Albuquerque y NJ Plain
tiff. vs. John VI Moore. Sarah NJ
Moore. sophia Osterloh Jcrrc Has.
gard and Ira \ Nnhott, Defendants.
80 fosi3
Notioe rs hereby given that hy viz
tue Of 70 deere, fo.erlos.ug a certain
Mortgage Desd -eutcred IN the above
entitled cause on the 96th day ~
January. 1918. tho undersigned Spe.
ci1l Master viii bra the 26th day %
April 1918, az the hour 81 20 O'clock
In tho forenoon, al the front door Of
hc County Court House Of Bernllilo
Counf, state ~ N'w NeNico offer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19

Chicago Aprt ~ ,ss-Ec'cp pts
32,00u Market s,ow. Pro- cents und't
yesterday average. Bulk. &iT3S@
l1.ta, light. ti1 20m . SIS. heavy
tl6 20 1870. pigs, t'a .1Hi7.25
cattle Receipts. 200 M1rk'l
steady. native steers ktl.O0m 1925.
stookcrs and feeder. 3, tOH 25r.
rows and hclfcrs. s1.i.r a.. 90. calves.
50 0UHli5O.
- cep-ReCcipts. d Nptkei
steady sheep $500 1888: nmis.
$40 30 T 2iSO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
RELIGIOUS WELFARE OT IN.
TERMED ALIENS.

tn" religious welfare OF intcrncd
aliens ~ Fort O~glethorpe. Fort Me
Phersou Hot Springs. and Fort Doug
las. Is heing cared for by h COM
mittec on informed aliens and prison
crs ~ war. Of the general war time
commission ~ the churches. Camp
pastors who speak German have been
obtained Tor the last three posts. with
the approval Of thc governments They
wtl cooperate with the army chap
lain In charge and report to him. As
TAR the greater number of the
men In these camps are Luthcrans.
h securing of workers has been
tone largely through the national
Lutheran commission Tor soldiers
and sailors welfare
--------- ---
itching, bleeding. profrudMg OF
blind piles have yielded TO Doan's
Ointment. soc at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Inn nm ICNTION.
Department o. the Interior

Department ~ tho Interior.
T. ) Land office H' santa Fc, y. NJ
March 81. 1915.
Notice ~ HEREBY given that AdaT
Serna uf Tljoras, y VI. who, on APR
- lgl; made howc7tcad Nu. O2335f
Tor Sia SEA, ~ SEit, section -
township on. range 90, n NJ mcrid.
ian has filed notice II intention ..
make three year proof To establish
claim 20 the nnd above dcsoriyed, bee.
fore George II Craig. a. : commits.
.siopor AT Albuquerque, y NJ, on Mas
81 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Manano Griegu uf lTisnrr.
l,omulo Gonzales ~ Irienrrl
Antonio Garcia. - Irisarri
Alexandra Honquillo, Of irisarr.
Francisco DolsRdo. Register
y ~. 49,: T.. r. ST.
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Gets $4,000 in
Alienation Suit

Denver colo Nprtl ~ Thomas
ltIssuW ChIyaru structural engineer.
today Wa Eiy,u 70 verdict If $4,000
'lIutErs against FrJuk ". kcclcr.
wealthy Denver bond broker. follow
ing suit hy Ru-sum charging keoicr
with alternating the affections 81 Mrs.
Jacuu'WouH ,'uv'icy Davis dodgers
Russum MR. Hussum is % former
oucor singer Her husband asked
600 from the Denver man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-19

Denver colo AIril ~ cattle
Receipts. 500 Market strong Hont
steers 81 sou lG 30. COW, ana h.if,r..
NN.huW 10 "n. stuckcrr and feeder
$1,000 - 100 calves. $1,000 n lt1u
ilnEs Receipts. 600 Market ten
lower Top So 81, hulk ttf o. 90
f1.a1
sheep Receipts. 600 Market
steady. Lambs sen asa -D cwrs
Si4 UuH 10 uu.
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Kansas City, Mo, April l9-Ilogs
ttecelpts, 5000. Market loWcr BulA.
t17 2Oml745. heavy. 81 soul7 ~.
light, 81 e5Hl {. So. pigs. sll.151
100.
cattle Receipts. loco Market
steady. Prime fed steers. $1,000 ~
li.2O, dressed beef steers Sli.5Ue.
1850, western steers. $3.50 1855.
southern steers ta.0u n 1900. cow.
3. i'ml3.55. heifers, A9u0ali5o
sturkcr, ana feeders. XN.-Iu 1850.
bulls, - $500 u ~, calves 81 90 10
49, 40.
sheep Receipts. unu Mtrk,i
strndy Lambs, y2u..jG. - so. ycl.
hugs. NlG5Od $500. wcthors $1,000 70
! uu. ewes. So OuH 10 81.
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Is Crushed to
Death Near Magdalena

caught hN % falling lor at
30 -nvmin west Of N|urlalonp.
olympic Garcia was crushed
iu death Th, accident ur
CURED Yesterday Dtrciu wac
90 logger Ills humu wts at
san Nitruitu boz IA, noun
itius WIT uf here
The body uf tho man W..
' badly muuElod That IL could
mot no ,'ut to his home fur
burial The funeral was held
.i N|HFi1loul g. r. French
$40. boo charge