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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14
Mrs. Pence and Daughter Join LIEUT.
Pence

Mrs. J. r. Pence and daughter Mary
and Mrs. Stenersen, mother Of Mrs.
Pence, left Wednesday for Manhat-
tan, Kan, to be near Lieut.. J. r.
Pence, who is in training in the Med
ical Relief Corps of the U. S. Army
at Fort Riley. Manhattan is located
but fifteen miles away from Fort
Riley and the places are connected
by trolley. They will remain at Man
haitian until Lieut.. Pence is transfer
red. The Lieutenant is studying and
working hard but his health is the
very best and he is delighted with
army life. He says the soldiers re-
ceive the very best of food.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14
James LOcken Died After Lingering
Illness

James Locken, aged ~ years, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lock.
en-, of East Central Avenue, died Fri
day morning after a lingering Illness
from tuberculosis. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon and was in
charge of Rev. T. F. Gullixson, pastor
of the First Lutheran church. Inter
ment was made in the Lutheran GEN.
etery.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14

ingman, the small farmer, the
producer, the productive laborer
and the poor are everywhere COM
paratively exempt. For the first
time in the history Of the world
a war is being waged that falls
most heavily upon the classes
who in times past have most
profited by war.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14

BALED HAY FOR SALE-Delivered
in Sanish or f. o. b. Sanish. Call or
write Alfred Curren, r. I, Sanish,
N. D. 2-14-t2
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14
HIDE M "A r K EFT
GREEN sALTED HIDES


No l No. 2
G. S. Hides, rs lbs. and up--.15 ~
G.. S. Kips. IS to 25 lbs.---.16 .14s
G. S. Calf s to Is lbs-----.-21 .1S:
G. S. Bulls, Stays or Oxen-.13 IL
GREEN HIDES
Green Hides, 25 lbs. and up-.14 Is
Green Kips, Is to IS lbs.---.15 49,
Green Calf, to IS lbs.----.20 .1Ss
Green Bulls, Stays or Oxen-.12 IL
Prices For Tanning for Robes, Etc
Horse or Cattle. any size ----------$e.2b
Colt or Kip not over rs lbs.------ $50
Colt or Calf, not over Is lbs.------ 1.7b
Tanning Pelts, any size, wool on LEO
Dogs any size 1.1b
Wolf or Coyote, any size------ $50
Deer Skin chair on) $50
Deer Skin (for buck) -------------- 1.bA
Harness Leather, finished product,
per square foot ADMINISTRATIONS IT
Lace Leather, per square fOot------ IL
Shoe Leather, per square foot------ .16
Price on Lining Robes
Horse or Cattle, any siZe---------$6.7k
Colt or Kip not over rs lbs.-------- 4.2t
Colt or Calf, not over Is lbs.------- SOC
Tanning and Lining Robes, COM
plete black plush -------------10.5G
Tanning and Lining Robes,
Complete. Figured Plush------@12.5o
<25 Front st. Phone l1q
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-14
RICH MANS WAR.

The CandO Record, NOnparIlSan
league organ, says this is rich mans
war all right, but not in the sense that
the chief of the organization regards
it. This is the way the Record has
diagnosed the situation:
It is a rich mans war, in the
sense that the sons of the rich are
the most liable to die in it. 1t is
a rich mans war in the sense
that the rich are chiefly paying
for it with their lives, with their
money, with their time and ser
vice, and with the loss OF their
special privileges, while the work
. 0 o o . 0 . o o o o o o o . .
o GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN =
o SCHEDULE =
o Effective Nov. Is, 1917. =
o o o o o o @ o O O @ @ @ . o %
EAST BOUND
No. 4-Leave 600 a. m. daily.
No. 1O-Leave 8:45 daily except
Sunday.
No. 2oo-Leave $3.50 a. m. daily ex-
No. sowieave 4:1o p. m. daily.
No. 2-Arr. 400; dep. 4:20 p. m.
No. Arr. $3.50 p. m-tie up:
No. 28-Arr. 1910 p M; dep. 1920
p. m. daily-mail and express only.
WEST BOUND.
No. Arr. 2:15 a. NJ; dep. 2:25
a. m. daily.
m. daily.
No. l99-Arr. 6 p. m. daily except
Sunday.
No. 9-Arrive 6:45 daily except
Sunday.
No. 29-Arr. 3:15 .. m. daily.
No. 29-Arr. 7:45 p. M; dep. 1850
y. m. daily-Mail and Express only.
FRED ANDERSON,
Ticket Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
Scarcity of Deer
Points to Need of
Closer Protection

Reports received bl tho Alhuquer
puc GAME Protective ASSOCIATION from
hunters ~ various parts of TN" state
Indicate that the supply OF deer 10
smaller tnis v'9' Than has ever before
been rocSilrd Wlth the ~'Nu'ptlou OF (;
very fcw of tho rough't mountain liH
trttts tho hunting ~ v"rs poor
THIS Sra rcitN has FIRMLY sstabllshed
the fact hat a thrr'-y'ur closed sea
soi on decr iE absolutely necessary 10
met, osc the supply and afford good
hunting in the future. There rs lttlc
doubt hat that the protective game
%ssoriJtiou Nil pat tho matter be
fore tho ncNt legislature and that II
viii he acted upon Ut once
Although mar huntera fear that h
there "a once u closed season on
d,.r n viii n'vot he opened again
leaders ~ the movement point out
they hive absolutely no such idea in
IN MT ana that a straight three yea
olo-.d season ~ an that ~ required.
They potnt out the good Il viii dc
hN r.i' rrluE To Vermont and NcN
Hampshire. Wh,r, about fifteen years
ago there was q closed season which
hrs resulted IN these two states row
being among the finest deer hunting
districts IN the country. n MS can
zoe accomplished ~ these small states
% rs obvious that with the thousands
Of acres adaptable 60 deer IN this
state a short closed season would
mako Now MoNico a deer hunting par
.IfAp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18

Ccrriilo, coal the best. iaone Of,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
ON DECLINE IN
STATE SAYS FEDERAL
MEDICAL OFFICER
Nurses Are Still Being Sent Out
but Except for Isolated Dis.
tricts, the Epidemic Has Passed
High Mark.

pr y " Kerr of the federal H,llth
department who has been working
against the Flu epidemic 90 'HD state
for several weeks. passed thruuaH Ale
buquorquo last night ON his WAY from
Altoona To- Las Vegas and guN, out
the comforting statement that tNu dis.
ease Is on the noticeable decline Iu
both Sow Mexico and Arizona
we expect To withdraw 90 large
number OF Al Officers from TINS
state Ia q few dH,s.' said II Kerr.
and although IN" cpidcmi, Is sttll
bad IN spots. the outlook s. indeed
cheerful FOR tho southwest
Accordi'p to IN Kerr. Arizona has
an mp To- tho ~ utc health d'p..
mcnt which has done wonders IN
fighting the influenza. John romhs.
secretary of the New N,siau Health
association. stated This morning that
his reports agreed with Ir Ncrr's
opinion as TO the state 40 general
\ Tow nurses have bccf sent ont
M tl" past da, or Two, bcirg obtained
nom other districts vhcrs the cpl.
u'mic IS %praUUCally & Jupcd out.
, pom request ot Governor Lindsey q
nurse was sent 90 Val Verde last night
and one 10 nUlCc saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
They Are Raising
Sweet Potatoes in
Portales Country

sweet, potato figures from his part
of the state are given by Alfred y
Rogers Of Portales in correcting what
he fears may be a misleading impress
SION from the recent crop report issued
by r. T. Hare. the government ii"ld
agent IN this state Mr.. Rogers
writes
You give certain crop data 10y u
+. Hare Under sweet potatoes, tn"
statement may he misleading
There are now over lo.0p0 bushels
Of sweet POTATOES being treated IN one
curing house alone ia porialcs This
valley produced considerably oN"r
D.. 600 to 1900 bushels this year.
Kindly refer Mr.. Hare To Nj bradley
sweet potato over. on carr Mueller
CO.. MI Ham. an of rurtalcs.
W ga" also produrlnr Irish p"io-
tue4 un E. hngis which port"uds rom
rrrcial success within ~" next few
years. -.
There are over 100000 acres Of
land i'm this valley subject 20 irrign-
zion the CRYING need being an adc-
guuic ,umprchensiV" plan ct develop
mont.
Secretary Lane Is right let ms hop.
Sew Mexico may find umc ana =
method whereby this good citizen ma
,oriaI our returned soldiers max hs
rough 70 Sew Mexico farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18


GALLUP for tho regular tenn of tho
I|lsft..i court there seven murder
eases NiI boo tried
quotation for permission Gee install
'tf.I connections with coal mines
.|''i.Hit'I such applications should
"' made "lrcct 80 the local railroad
TAILS as fu ptc.wat lines
Tom N,Niiin former chief OF poo
lice here WAS in the city tins NOM.
Ws ON his way east from Needles. Cul
w NJ Reed and } a. r Reeves of
the nttcd states irrigation service
ui washington. - g. are IN Albuuui-
lue today on an inspection trip.
Donald W. Young. executive secre-
tary ct Tn, state fuel administration.
Will leave Roswell today iot his citN.
summers Bufkhurt United States
district %attoruv, Is iu santa Re To.
daN.
Richard 90 W,is. rlerk ui the stur-
gvH hotel War called 20 Heotia. lll..
Yesterday Dos the lliny-s OF hiss father.
Word has Just been tocciNrd los Mr.
and MI a. IT Barton that their son.
Floyd BARTON has been commissioned
"a second lieutenant Lieutenant Bar
ton enlisted some time uro iu u ma
chine gun company aud is now sta
toned at Fort Hancock. Augusta. GA.
- : NuttDr formerly manager ~
the Wililrt Mercantile company ~
Mountaiulir has boon commissioned
O. lieutenant. 1ccUrdIul to word re-.
s'ivcd hy bis -,ej'r Miss Shitlr, Nut.
ter. uf this Dii, Lieutenant Nuttcr
has been az the Officers training
camp 90 lack ouyillr. Fla and is now
stationed pt ~ sam Houston. Tc>t-.
a a. Chapman returned this morn
Ing from % several duN. business tr,p
90 Flagstaff
Tho members of th, Kappa Delta
va LAN.NUf.. H.- .... e.
the following r.lls whom they pledged
to membership boz their %sururii, last
saturday Amy Nrrriok Louise CLARK.
Mary Sands aud Violet 1Hhu
The following riris were pledged to
membership 300 the Alpha Cha omega
sorority uu bid day Lucille Maxim.
Dorothy Stephenson Nul1 Eceu and
bcatriN BLACK.
The Phi Ma sorDritN ~au-Uuuces he
folluwiup pledges Marion Spicor. Dor
uthy Dawson. Flora Marshall. Modiue
Bates and Jewel Hubbard
The United States civil service com -.
mission announces am open cumprt-
tive examination Tor RAILWAY mail
clerk, for both mon and women. which
will be h"lu Ter" ~ November 300.
1915 Competitors VIII bc examined
IN spelling. arithmetic. letter writing
pcnmJnship copying aud geography
for tutthrr Information applicants
should inquire of postmaster.
The preliminary hearing Of William
Jatuison, charged with the killing oi
John Hinkcy. Il fellow ompluyo of the
water service department Of the santa
Fc ~ Larun1 several weeks ago.
which was to have been held saturday
At Los Lunas. has been postponed un.
al Tuesday. 4 brother of the dead
mar has hccl located and lives a,
Minister. - ~ was first believed he
had no living relatives Iieacock and
irigshy Will represent Jamison at the
hearing.
Numerous. although because of The
ilm'S. small lunchcons and dinners
arc hoiuE giNcE IN honor OF Mrs. Mabel
Himoc HAN. who with her husband
Mr. Thotlas Han of Los angeles. ar,
rived rcrc ON the Sth ana viii rcmair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS


Paw your dues 70 tiie "2-bit' club
Fowi-o Taxi Service. Phone 90.
TaNl phon. iT6. Nicholson TJNi
Autu springs. all make krIher co
Two coaches ~ solui"t- puss'0
through Albuquerque last Eishi en-
route tn Fort rayard. whrr" 'lot wi.
Duioi the sauatorium. MANY ui the
bows have boon AZ the front and have
been through slight gas attacks
The Rotary club purchased u nov
flag saturday 20 hang from the 5 NJ
o. \. building. The flag is even larger
thnn the n which has been display.
cd there for the past t.w months
J. ". PARROT OF Beleu I- @ bust
ness visitor IA AlbuquerQur TODAY
W. 81 Reed and John Reeves ct
Washington. - G., are iu ih" CTS ON
business
\. a Gossard arrived her. from ~
pdso this morning Tor "a several days
business visit.
Corporal u. ". Russell oft Camp Coz
as. is visiting friends here
" u. GRAY Of East La Vegas. ar-
rived in Albuquerque lafi night
n. l. White Of Gallup Dr. here on
business.
~ -. Salazar aud " MARTINEZ Goth
of cuba. arrived here thls morning
for a business visit ~ several days
Judging from the numhrr ul replies
the Chamber OF ComupI., h.e al
ready received from real estate mon.
contractors and others Interested iu
Albuquerque. to the lettoi .ru. out lN
The chamber regarding Too ur'' Of
moro houses ~ the city. there Dr.. Nttl"
doubt but that AlbuuuoruuDfu. VIII
take speedy steps to tHk' ,lt' of the
situation. \ meeting N'.ng ar
ranged for the eaf future ut which
time it - expected to interest capital
iu the new housing move
G. Il Walker. head tim, l,'p'. ~ the
Santa ~ shops. - ~ az N.s home
Loo T. caldwell Of Es'Iu.'I grrlN-
ed ~ N"bulucrlue SUM. rI.'' ''r 90
several duys' business 'Itt
= \. Britain and o. 90 Hu'unm.
cattltmcn from rear '..... urc pa
Albuquerque todnt.
Mrs = " Taylor Of a. u'' Is visit
ing friends ia the city
Sergeant T. e. RydlI .. ins Nu-
pclos Is visiting here.
q \ kccfcis OF GHi'r" here ON
business.
Ralph M'lhourn returned last
night from a several |.Nt temp GO
Mngdalena and several o'IDI points
near there
NJ II. Diaz. bureau OF investigation
Of the department Of Justice he. went
IL santa re touhA th lf1Nls b'lbi'
the federal grand jufy which begins
its session there today pltrolmau
Pablo I.ujnn Is also iu SAINT, Re o.
testify before the Grand jury The
federal grand jurl began its regular
session about three week- ago but be
cause OF the spanish influenza opi-
dcmic postponed It's session uulil to-
day
M and Mrs ]. II. Tu,kor of say
dcloh are visiting IN Albuquerque.
George Gsakc left vc.',raa' tor q
$ st 20 VI ruso.
III" United states tu'' t~lWtnistrH-
tiou announced today tho %l'scontin-
nance of tho practice of receiving APP
District Attorney G,UtA, 70 Craig,
Assistant District Attoruo' J s NIL
loT Thomas X. H. Madison. clerk ot
the district ourt. and Claul, Hutto,
court stcnographer. lcn yesterday foi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
lF\TR\!" EXTRA.

Ladies' wanted a. Rcd CROSS
WuIh rooms.
Since peace Is declared work
has been stopped ON surgical
dressings. nut there is AN emer
geu,y demand for hospital gar
mouts aud refugee garments. one
garment now viii be Of Infinitely
greater service iu saving life than
} many garments three months
} from now Tuesday night rla.ses
} Will continue bat Thursday night
} CLASSES trc abandoned The flu
} Will not get you while YOU are
} working for the boys over there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
Police to Distribute
Description of Negro

Police today are preparing Circu
lars giving the description ~ Walter
Cannon. a negro, formerly an en-
pluye Of the white garage, charged
with assault w'h intent to XIII =
connection with the beating admins
tered TO Juan BacJ. night Waterman
tt the garage. Friday night.
Cannon. according to the police.
served one year in the state peniten.
tiary at Santa Fc ON the slime charge
he u wanted Tor at present cannon
pleaded guilty to assaulting Lee Bra-
zas about two years ago. Cinnon's
desc option follows
Height five t.ct. thrc" and one half
inches medium hvild hair dark, eyes
black Marks. three scars on top Of
head right thumb off cut scar on
right elbow cut scar on shin and two
cut scars on left knee cap His num-
hcr at the state ~p'uitcntiary was 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
UNITED WAR DRIVE
. IS EXTENDED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 70
New Mexico Was Third in Union
to oversubscribe Original Quo
Ia; Extended Time Is for Other
States.

That the fighting men lt the na
Ou cannot bee neglected hN those who
have their welfare and personal com
Tort az heart ut their morale ho per.
ui'tCd to 30 below normal hcCHuBc
peace les ip sight has been stressed uy
President Wilson and Secretary 90
Wal Baker iu u telegram addressed
20 lr John Il. Mott. direction general
ut 20" United Wat WORK campaign.
aitot learning ttum published reports
that there ia being shown 100 NAN
',,tio)'r pf the CouutD ~ disposition
10 withhold contributions to the INIT
Cd Mar Work fund.
Campaign l. I%Ntcndrd.
As q result o. the appeal uf the
president ard tho secretary oi wal
Ia, dtivc Tor funds. which was To-
ha,' ceased tonight. will De extended
tll "Wednesday NIGHT with the hope
That the required $3.50 600 600 NAV hc
pictptd.
While Albuquerque and BcrnRuno
cuunt together with several other
cities and counties ~ Sew Mexico
have responded SO patriotlcallN, so
promptly and hberuiN tc tho fund
Tina tine, not only met their Original
0utf.s but the suggested 80 per cent
oN' description. thcr" af" still /"
nuTIltr of counties in th, state which
ar tagging behind
u Is hoped bN state Director : i
BriDf that those countics Will take
~adNantag' uf the extension Of nm 10
add Go thor subscriptions tu the end
hat tho state as q whole viii meet
tho requested oN,rsubscriptiou
New Mexico IlIiri state over.
"N.cw McNtco covered herself with
GLORY by being the third state OF the
Amcticpn union TO obtrRubscribe hct
origirhl quota aud srcurc tho houot
OF having one OI the huis ~ the front
named Tor hct. said Mr.. hrteri. but
sho has not yet reached ner ult mate
roni OF $500. 300. winch represents tn.
Sum o. her original quota ot SZOt6uU.
plur Sio2. 200. the requested 50 pet
,cut overscrtpton.
Many counties. including Hcrual-
lilo. HAYES ColfaN. curry, bonu WA.
Grant. Lincoln. Santa r. and San
Miguel. have exceeded their original
uuotns ard som" of these have made
the ultimate goal. Grant Tor instance,
oh'rsubacrihtng TOO per cent but the
state 's still many thousands Of dol
lars short. 7 sincerely hon, that the
two DAYS additional given them hN
the rational mnrd",It of tho cam.
pairn ~ tho request Of thc pre- sid'u'
aud th, secretary of Wtr win enable
them to make ~ possible tot US ~
r,pur <ow Mexico 90 The FIRST stat,
80 mcut every requirement
Ncn Must nc Cared Tn.
"'fo those readers Of The ilorul,
who lays D.. VithholdiuE - descriptions
because th, war ,tymH tu h' ui 1t
,ui and th" need tor proNldtuE Coz
tI, UNFOLDING ot tho morale OF th,
men who have been ngutug "a,
cpuuttvs huttl,s to hl,r been i,ssru.
rd I direct attention fo t Telegram
received thin morning trom IN Mott
the director general of the campaign
lu which he saws.
In Wow OF tho conflicting state.
WCUtn regarding domohiuzltiun hay,
muir 20 direct inquiry addressed &,
D. tc'l'tatN OF wat to which nc iV.
plIed as follows.
Dr John r. Mott. Ncw York
The proCCfa OF a. mohl lHton Witch
is NOW h~oa'uuiur. NiiI. uc,sisnrHh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
HCnduunrtrrs NtaIC Oprn.
New York Senator Was
In Duke City Sunday

state senator william H. Reynolds
oi New YORK was iu ~Alhupuerquo yes
tcrday on his way Ca Arizoud To iu-
~p"rt his mining property
since IA. war has ended toe sem
ator stated when interviewed, our biz
task is 20 adjust conditions to q nor
NAL basis rhis must be undertaken
with the same patriotic spirit that
made the winning uf the war possible
The sooner this ~ accomplished the
quicker the days of reconstruction VIII
hc over
Business conditions IN the east al
ready show that the worst days are
past, the senator declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
Local Draft Board to
Stop All Examinations

The Herualillo county draft board
today received orders from santa Fe
90 discontinue All physical cNumina
ions Of ro%elstrants and cancel all no
tees fur them to appear Tor cNamina
ton. several days ago the local draft
hoard sent notices to a large number
OF rogistraut, 20 appear for physical
examination ON Friday ana Saturday.
Other I"ristrInts were TO report ear
lIor in tho week Under the new raj
iul 'hr~c men viii not have To- r,
port
shorter houi. Tor the bakers may
not mean shorter pie crust.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18

q a member ~ tnr Victor, Hoss and
Girls club
iu the los rHdlllls district but
two school children are not enrolled
as mewbrrs OF the club ANA suhs,rih
era 20 tac United War WORK FUND The
total iu this district Dr. i1s members.
which % divided equally by tho boys
and girls. there being 60 Of poe In
several cases email infants are sub
scribers. the mothers being instructed
10 tell them. when they become uli
enough To realize tho meaning Of a..
that they we're members Of the We
tory Boys aud Girls club and sub
scrtbod 10 the war fund "a help win
the great war Tor humanity.
lsl"ta has n .ecord Of eleven mem
hers ana subscribers who absolutely
volunteered. no solicitation having
been made there CeItfal Atrisco dis
ttict has secured % pledges and the
report ~ not Vet complete. while In
Alameda u pledge and membership
was secured At every child's home
where u solicitation was made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
Fine Record Made
In War Fund Drive
By Girls and Boys

Although the inal. returns ON tho
suhscriptions and membership obtalr.
cd los the Victory BOYS and Girls
clubs throughout the county district
~ stu incomplete Indications pointed
This morning 20 an almost ono hun
dted per cent tor Fernalillo county
Mountai1 Ar school distric, uuier
the supervision Of Mrs. Andrews. prir
cipal NJ tho school reports every chilli
between the ages OF five and sixteen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18

take MANY months. bUitcs .aia time
u is ol vital importance that sol
ltcts, particularly those IA Europe,
sh.rld have the support OF those
u|L'uci's which are nov iotncd IN the
United War Work campaign The
uU'u of their services rs even greater
now that hoEtiht,s have ceased than
" VAS before hope cNciN Amen
cam VIII be proud to support during
the coming ear our ttiumpluut
army.
~tsigrcdp "NENTON u BAKER
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18

@ will not get an, cheaper. Or
der 'crriiios now. Hahn Coal 60.
Ihouc o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18

THAT word coming from tn" s'tr"
taiy Of wal should ~ enough % stim-
ulatc contributions to the fuud even
% IL were not realized that Tho bows
who are nov policing III" hitherto
hostile countries without the excite
ment Incident 60 actual lighting ar"
much more bon need ot the entertain
mout which our money furnishes than
they we're when thcv had other dis
fractions
We down here IN the land of sun
shine forget thHt France rs as tai
north as is Labrador or Hudson's BAY
with an the disoomfurts of northern
ATTITUDES ut his time ct year
"Th. sun goes down thur1 along
about 4 O'Clock IN the afternoon and
docs not riao TN after Z 300 the morn
inrH. Not My Us the old intense
during the winter months but the ~
,niups ar. int"rmiuahly long and lf",
without the pmusomon's which ON
mono, VIII bus and which We must
provide. would result tu almost alb
soluto -moralc-izatiou ii not donor
tltGHtiuu.
Headquarters state Open.
Tcruaullo touutt has conc well
but 10 there a., % who have not
vet subscribed to this very worthy
cause / am sun, Mr psstrciCh and his
fellow workers viii hc glad 90 max"
a possIbl, for them 10 do 80 II thcN
viii call at county Headquarters, ll'
G.tttI G,rAuI EfT,Ef