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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
Caraveo ar.enazo Atlixco.

Scgm informcs propo-yioracor
ror Ell mismo miniStro de Ia Guerra,
les fuerzas felicistaS Eel las llama "a
patistas) que encabeza el genera!
AIa-celo Caraveo, llegaron hace al
gunos dias hasta las inmediacioneS
de Atlixco Y Sc acercaron d IL pla-
IA, causando entire Ell vecindario dc
ella un terror panico, pues Sc creyo
que cram zapatlstas quienes Sc acer-
caban.
La plaza, no obstantc, no fuC
atacada, Sino que los revolucionarios
lie Caraveo hicieron alto cerca dc
ella Y dieron aqua a la caballada,
permaneciendo en- d~escanso como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
Sc EhPRENDERA RUEvAMEnTE IA
CAMPANA CONTRA FL zAPATIsM0
Ell Seeretafie de Ia Guerra anuncia que pondra en- prac-
tiea IN uneVe plan para recuperar Ell Edo. de Aoreles

unas dos horas Y merchandise en-
seguida con rumbo que no fue CO.
noc;do por los vecinos de Atlixco.
Cuando, tres horas despues, una
fuerza carrancista lego a batir 4
.os hombres de Caraveo, estos Y su
iefe e5taban lejos de aque!los luga-
res.
Castro va a Pucbia.
Anoche. deSpues de haber hecho
las ~antcricres declaraciones 4 la
orensa. Sali0 con rumbo a Puebla Ell
Sscretario de Ia guerra a donde va
con objeto, segun i%gualmente dijo,
ie organizar Ia campana que Sc
iniciara en- estos das contra los "a
patistas, campana que comenzara en-
ge~rritorio de Puebla, donde aun que
ian "algunas partidas pequenas'
lue IS De utilidad batir.
Sc ignora qulenes seran los ge-
nera,es a quienes piense ell gobierno
carrancista enviar a Ia campana de
Morelos, pues hasta hoy todos los
u han lido a csas regiones han fra
.asado. V Sc ha mencsrer dc II Que
eonozca perfectamente bien dicho
Estado Y que controic por complete
i las fucr2as bajo su mando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09

hacienda duras apreciaciones de la
labor de algunos p~eriodicos de esta
ciudad, no solamente en- ell case de el,
sine en- todos los casos Ell general en-
los que segun dijo ell orador, la hon
radez periodistica deberia jugar IN
papel principalisimo.
Eel Universal" Y su director, Pala-
vicini, fueron los que mas nal para
dos salieron de la oratoria de Suirob,
con regocijo de los diputados carran-
cistas a machamartillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
FL diputado Suiirob
Sc vindica en- la
Camara
LaDzo ataques duros contra
los periodicos y contra alsu-
mss elementos del gobno.

MEXICO, D. f., i de abril.-El cx-
gobernador INFERNO del Estado dc
Guanajuato, doctor, general Y dipu-
yado Jose Suirob, de quien, no solo
los pcri6dicos y el publico de esta ca
pital. sino el mismo ministro de Ia
Guerra. d~ijeron que Sc habia levanta-
DO e.. arr,as contra el gobierno ca
rrancista en- Qucretaro, Y que ultI-
mamcnte lego a esta capital a ocu-
par 81 curul en- la Camara de Dlpu-
tadcs. aprovecho lie Ultima session en-
"a rcferida Camara, para vlndicarse.
segJn tijo q. de cargos graves que !e
haDian hecho: pero, e. reaIidad. pa
"a dcsahogar suS odios en- contra De
a,gunoa pcriotiyos que 10 ridiculiza-
ron por ia campana que andaba ha-
cicndo On eli Esiado dc Queretaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
In ancianO fuC cDlgado.

Tn anciano que era dueno de una
tienda situada cast en- las afueras del
pueblo, fue ap~rehcndido y colgado por
los rcbeldes, porque cstos notaron,
cuando llegaron hasta las ~primcras
caSas. que aguGi hahia raasd;Hlo: "a
IN muchacho hacia ct pueblo a dar
parte dc la ilegada dc los alzados.
De Ia genie de Ii poblacion fueron
heridas dos mujcrcs. Los rcbeldes al
r~etirarSc, va en- p!cna noche, sc He
varoa consigo a u heridos, pues
ninguno fue hallado por Ia guarni-
cion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
Que elementos iran j Mo-elos.

Siguio informando eli. general Cas-
tro. que es el MInistco de Ia Guerra
que IA dado tales datoS, que las
fuerzaS que iran a la pacificacion
&C Morelos seran una parte de las
que operan en- Puebla, pues este es-
tade esta cast d saIvo del reiigro
revoiucionario; otra parte de las que
operan en- Michoacan, entiGad que
va csta cas-" pacificada, y G. tota!
de las que o~peraban en- Chihuahua
contra e villismo que. como qTcd:
dicho, va esta cXtiugaldo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09
Presents ~GOcumenIcS.

IN primer !ugar. cl doctor Suirob
prcscnt5 = pidio que Ia Secretaria del
CcagrcSo les dicra lectura, varios do
cumentos suscritos por innumcrab,es
autoridades polilicas del Estado de
Querctaro. en- los que los firmantes
ccrtificaban que cl rcpetido diputado
habi& aadado por aquellos rumhos CT
partidas lie GAIA, aunque aprovecha-
ba cI tempo en- hacer propaganda pa
triotica en- favor del Gohierno cmana-
DO de Ia REVOLUTION.
Al final de Ia lectura de cada uno
de tales docUmentos, los amigos del
diDutado Suiroh apIaudian, pues csti-
maban que cada prucba de aque!las
era I'm mcntiS lanzaGo a los enemi-
gos del partido Liberal Constitucio-
n~alista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09

Cuando Hecesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase 4 Ignaeio E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-09

DcShagCdGS contra Ia pr2asa.
En- scguida dc lcidos los documcn-
tos en- question, cl diputado por Que
rctaro sigui0 en- Ell uso de la palabra,
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MEXICO, Abril DE las de-
clarac;ones que el Ministro de Ia
Guerra en- ell gabinete carrancista ha
hecho 4 los periodicals. de Ia Capt.
tai, Sc de5prende que e. Gobierno ha
resuelto, despues de mucho tempo
de haber dejado a Emiliano Zapata
Y los suvos en- completa possession de-
Estado de Morelos, o-ganizar una
batida en- toda forrna, a fin de hacer
u el referido Estado vuelva al
control del gobierao.
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zapasa, amo de Morelos.

BESIDE ell ultimo intento que hizo
Pablo Gonzalez al frente de una
roderosa columna, por abrirse paso
hasta IA ciudad de Cuernavaca, CAPT
tai del Estado de Morelos, para do
minar al zapatismo, intento en- c.
que fracaso poc complete Gonzalez,
las fuerzas del llamado Alta de!
Sur han estado en- completa pose
sion de TODD ell Estado referido, = en-
alguuas oportunidades, no pocas
por cleric, nan llegado hasta pose
sionarse De ciudades como XochimiI
co, T..ahuac, T~ulyehlalco Y algUnas
mas pequenaS, todas pertenecienteS
al DiSlrito Federal Y unidas o Ia
capital De la. Republica por los
t-anvias elactricos.
En- consecucncia, durante mas de
s2is meses, Zapata ma vcnido siendo
lei amo" de Morelos, como Gicen
los m!SmoS zapatistas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
ALIENS HERE
BEGIN REGISTERING
At POLICE STATION
Two of Them on Record Today.
First Day of Period Named by
the Recent Presidential Order
Twenty Looked For.

Registration ot German alien enc.
miles under tho recent presidential
proclamation was begun here today.
Al unuaturalized Germans In the city
are required to go on record at police
HEADQUARTERS chief Gdlurhu has
been appointed registrar by United
States Marshal A.. &C. Hudspoth.
Two Germans were registered hv
this afternoon. The registration per
iud LASTS until February @. ana II Is
expected that about twenty onomy.
aliens viii ro ON record before the
expiration OF the time limit.
Germans coming under tho order
Hro required Ga report themselves
OFFICIALS having no order 10 hunt them
err otherwise notify them Those
who fail to register witniu ,uc rp-
CURED time viii bo subject to tho
penalties provided.
Registrars must furnish four NM
mounted photographs of themselves
'nd leave prints Of their fingers for
the records. \ sheet Of glass smoared
with printers ink has been provided
100 police ho,dpuar'ors for finger.
PRINTING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black raught.

Rossytle. Gd.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, Of
This place, writes: "My husband Is an
engineer, ant once while lifting, he in
Iured himself with a piece OF heavy ma
chincry, across the abdomen. lie was
So sore he could not bear TO press on
himself at an, on chest or abdomen. he
weighed ltj lbs, and fell of until he
weighed no lbs In two weeks,
lie became constipated and Il looked
Ike he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed TO act. He would turn up
a tcn-ccnt bottle OF castor oil, and drink
1t two or three days in succession. lie
did this vet without result. We became
desperate he suffered so. lie was swol-
len terribly. lie told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
! sent and bought Thediord's Black
Dfaught made him take a big dose.
and when II began to act he tainted, he
was IN such misery, but he got relief and
began to me. 1 al once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his lie TO
Thediofd Black-D raughi."
Thediord's Black raught will help you
TO keep fit, ready Tor the days work,
Try ~ NC-lJl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
IEr'S NAME ouR SCHOOLS.

% .,,
b., ..,i,t, ,.r, ~, Va. w., ~.
,, .,a 80
,..,.. ,s,r Ga ~.
g. rr,,,.
,,.,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

soldier nt the same time. he found II
necessary 60 dispose OF his Interest Fol
the paper This does not nccc-suriI.
u'tu Ihtr the odd axiom about 'hr
pen pcIue mtghticr than the sVui
was not true vncu % was first uttered.
hut it hardly holds good iu these di>
when the kaiser n running abound
like o. m1d BUN irving to but, the
props from under the liberties Of the
people of the world Like a true
patriot, MIR. Els decided that the cNi-
gencics o. she casc required tho appli-
cation of more drastlp method. than
the pen consequently he ha, taken up
the sword, the rife, the maohiu, gun,
tho hand grenade and % few more
up-to-tho-m minute weapons and intend
.o DO his da-cXcuse as. We mean
best TO hang a can on tho kaiser.
The Graphic has been one of the
BEST weekly papers IN the state. made
To- by tho untiring efforts 81 Mcssrs
Holt and Ely.
Mr. Griffith. tLr new owner. has
been IN tho newspaper business the
part of his life. having owned
papers In various parts ot tho country
We welcome him to the f,il Boz Sew
ana. boz the language OF the
ODD saw, may Dame fortune always
'milc upon him ana may ho never
her daughter. Miss Fortune
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
DOES W EDUC,TIo> r,Ya

Does it pay an acorn 20 become am
oak?
Does It pay TO escape being an
lgnoramus?
Does IL pay for % chrvsllis 90 uu-
fold into a butterfly
Does n pay to learn how tO make
life a glory instead of q grind
Does IL pay 10 odd power 90 the
lon OF the microscope or telescope
Does II pay % acquire q personal
wealth, which no disaster or misfur.
tune can wreck or ruin
Does It pay to learn how 10 focus
thought with power, how 10 mari han
ones mental forces cffoctiyoIt
Does IL pny a diamond to have its
facets ground. 90 let in the Irht to
reveal IT'S hidden wealth of .uI.rHor'
Does II pay 10 have oyuo.t ADVICE
and training 90 have high i1a1'. held
up 70 one 100 tho most critical years
Of ones lie
Docs 30 ply io open 90 little wider
the door OF q narrow lifo' Tu push out
ONES horizon m order fu get 10 wider
outlook % clearer vision
Cd b. pay 20 experience tb. JOS OF
self discovery 90 open up whole cone
tinout. of possibilities ON oucs ma
'uro which might otherwise remain
undiscovered Npw Success,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

~" Tho citi2cns " Albuquerque Nc
said, in brief. fhat Phoenix politician.
had made ccasoloss efforts CO. bring
th" commission form cor rnvctumou.
there into disreputr and told u- w,
would nave tho seine experience here
We We're not yarml
IhocniX is not the oul, town where
the politician. have tried ,o d]iscrcd.t
commission government The follow.
ing lcttcr from % new resident u tho
city has rca, bod the editor
a a new resident ~ his city !
had the pleasure uf herring this
phocnix's mans talk while eating 100
the main ,NNamdoj dining room.
ITO Judge by the enclosed article ne
has already smoked some one out. We
had the same trouble BOB Dayton and
II was tho strong vigorous blows given
10y mon like 'his speaker calling al
spade "a spade that kept the political
graftors In the limclight and ON tho
run Then plots were uncarthcd ana
exposed az soon AK formed hy Jhis
method OF plain outspokcn talk. ami
pnytou's government wa, saved Sue
cc-s 90 You
The clipping referred To- was from
Thursday's Herald giving an account
OF the Rotary luncheon and the tex,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
The Scrap Book
Mornfl;S SONG.

Cod wanted l uttIU sunbeam
To shin" Boo lIi- dear. great world.
81 lie gave &c 90 strong li;tlc body.
Deep eyes ou3 hair thai curlrI
HAY" You guessed tho
thiuE cJu
just l good little,
IIrIr little
'iruwng-up mani
THtt- ilddiu'
God wanted q little learner
To study the lessons hard
That Life writes ou' In her -uhooI-
room
And asks u- tp learn and guard
'.u Nuu guess whom Ho SENT
u" -lN can
just 90 good little.
Dear littlr
1rowiug-up man
That's Iaddic'
God wanted 70 little soldier
To stand up tall and fight.
TIN the puzzles r1ut" straight and
somehow
TN" wrunA gives wa, tp the right
can YOU guess who fought
Ana never ran
just % good IItt,c
Dear httI.
irowiuE-up man.
That's Iaddio'
MA some 'ny whom Flth,r and
Mother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

school would add materially 10 its
worth TO the high school students and
which would be helpful iu making tho
high school student reHdy Tor Jdm,-
sion 10 the college
The FIRST edition of the bulletin was
published eighteen months ago. under
the dire ton OF Doctor Mitchell THIS
second edition ,s practically the sam,
as the nrsl bulletin ana was uecos--
iinted ny the fact that tho first edition
had been completely exhausted in thtt
time.
Tho bulletin is Of great help to uIi
nigh schools which desire to hpcom"
accredited hy the University ~ N,v
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
r\rIH CHANGES HNNDN.

willard D. llolf and CIydc g.. Ely'
have sold Unc.r paper. Tue DENNIS
Graphic, Co. o.. o. Grifnth The fo.-
mor viii devote hls time 60 publicity
work iu connection with 3d. yuca
chopper mic invention IF o. Dcminf
man and Slr EIy lass down the pen
90 take up 'ho sword In defense ~ b. 81
country. llo was with ne Sew McN-
leo regiment on the border ana .s ngp
20 Camp Kcaruy. cal Finding % im
possible 800 ruU u Newspaper IuI Dol, 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

Doc the bar rooms
A. tho race track.
iu cheap l~ouurpIlinF shows
Doc over .uuruiuo expectations
40 the 'ul OF the fishing rod
Their iuol wont down iu driuh and
up .u smoke
They newer prepared for amy worth
NUI., ,.lrorr.
Boo 0|uwdliug. idloncss. INDIGESTION.
1mnIuuu-s1EriuE influence.
NN mot preparing Ton lu oppurfu.
nifty. NOT being ready for DO when ~
anne
rhoy lived iu drcimlaud. never uut
90 foundation under THEN air CASTLES.
By their disregard for personals
pcaraucos. thoir @sloyouly sliusruH
dress and diHiproeiblo personal habit.
pr Nfisun Svn'f Mlrdou. ion E.u
Success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
} q . q q q O @ o 90 % 90
UNIVERSITY NOTES. q

a meeting Of tine ~rau-HcIcu.c
council has uc,u CdIod for u"tt Auc--
DuN evening Get e,ycu-thirtv 40 the lhi
Nu llou ny Miss Louise LnVhcr Soc
r.tlrt uf inp council Sow Officers or
fh' council VIII uc elected 90 this
Getting ana plane win nc made 60
mako tao rau- UcIlru.r % muyiua face
tuI BOO university afiIII-
~cniur Iia>~ Meeting.
a meeting of me seniors has been
called for tvclyc-thirtN mex, W,du,--
day noon impurt1u. business win be
transacted.
Mirage" Picture.
Yesterday pictures of the Alpha
Delta fraternity. tho sigma chi nI-
torn.ty. and the University opera
chorus Vcr, taken Tor tine Mirage
I'm addition, during am enforced delay
.tn| 'd Dos ,h',r mcmbcrs ut tho upcry
chorus not being present on time MI
Hanna of Hanna ~ Hanna. the pho
tortpphor- who are doing the photo
graphic work for the Mirage" snap
ped various campus scenes and groups
OF students la ldughahl, attitudes
fh'r, snapshots are Go hc printed in
this YEARS Mirage, ana viii bee a
feature OF the book.
Second edition OF nigh school hui
letin OF press Dean g. g. Mitchell.
received the second edition of MS
high school bulletin from the printers
This morning
This bulletin deals very extensively
with standards ana general recon
mondations for nccrcditiug high rchuls
by tho University Of New Mexico,
Tho bulletin suggests u hirh school
curriculum which would allow srad-
yates of the high school bon question lu
sutor the uul} trsitl without '%u'iaIl.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
rInE Gnnn MNNs mnIsl

There o. 10 sauctitv m % ruuI mans
house which cannot Doc renewed in
every tenement that rIs, ou. Ir. ruIu,
say If men lived II, muu Iu
d''' their homes would Nu temples
i'muIo" which We should nrrdls dare
." .nIurc and Boo which f would make
us holy 90 De- pormit'r. ID. I.v, John
ltusEIu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
IT iIIT Tlnt MARK

The picture press supplement OF
Tho Evening Herald last Saturday
,yruiug made the biggest hIt 0f uny .
thing that has been undertaken n
connection with j@ouruai.ut Iu this ,ltg
tom many 70 day. dust now the W.T. Us
the principal topic of interest and
these pictures, showing as they do
scenes In connection with the titan.
struggle which is now In progress arc
particularly timely and therefore o'
unusual interest They bring wildly
before the reader tho war in pictorial
form ana arc q pleasing change from
he daily and more or less humdrum
accounts Of the wars progress as they
como to us over the cables ana tclc-
graph wires. The pictures arc official
taken right on the spot, reproduced hy
the celebrated "photo %cngrayurc
process. ana by saving the supple
mcnis and having them bound, people
may obtain a valuable pictorial his
tory Of the world war, which viii be
Invaluable now that tho Americans
have gotten into H. These supple
ments will be furnished without any
additional boost In the subscription of
tho paper. the O. being made in ac-
%cordance with the policy OF the Herald
TO give tho pcOpiv the very best pos
siblo for the money. Notwithstanding
tho fact that these supplements, ow-
ing 20 the process used in reproducing
tho pictures, are more expensive than
any other feature service being used
today
We have been kept busy today an
swerng telephone calls and receiving
congratulate is from our army OF sub
scrlbcrs, while many people have also
dropped around 20 he office 60 %t'licl-
tate us. We are naturally quite gr5t'c
ful for thcae cncomiums, coming as
Nc know they 90, from the hearts %,
those who appreciate the latcs. hot
on the bat attractive features.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

The coal mau's idea OF doing his
hIt Dis ru add tHo bits Go the price oc
% tom, 'he way the Uos Moiuc-
I,"fiet'l sizes up the situation Say,
I''. MHt'. Your coal men are piNcr
hen % c'mcs 600 doing their hit uu.
u"r, lH.N tUa dollar aud two bite
POO 'no price over night aua then are
H'l, lu Iu.0 n,.r customer straight
b.. fI. yE, .u# aa % zines haH Ipnp
wonderful. patriotic upr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
DR, LA ROSE, The Master Mind
MAKE SO MISTAKES

WAN NJ MININk Us
ALWAYS CONSULT THE BrST
ASTRAL DEATH TRANCE MEDIUM
CLNiRNOYNNT PIANIST
SPECIAL TINS WEEK.
M Charge " Incorrect.
HE BEARS THU CLOSEST INVEST.
CATION; ms WORN Is ms REI,
.NlON AND FOLLOWED SOLELY ON
THE PLAN or HONOR
MOST RELIABLE TRrE~T
save Time, Money. disappointment NV
%ConsultiuE
DIR. LA ROSE
DO HEREBi pDlINNIY AGREE
ct ARANTEI Co. make mo- charpr
u fail 20 call you ly name I'm fuI
names ui y0Ir friends. rHomics or ri,nl.
places, addresses. ! promise 10 toll Won
whether your husband wife on sweet.
h'nrt = true or false. r0lI YOU how "a,
gum the love of IN, uru ycu most do..
SIRE even though mi'.. way. how tn
succeed BOO business. .r.. rlniiou. law
SUITS; how to marry no.. one os your
e h"ir"; how 90 regain youth health and
vitality removes evil Influences. tptas
irint habits, locate. ff. res. uur.s
II frINHu. dI.ru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

Three pounds of meat a. week .- thH
voluntary ration among tho Sew Nor.
rich during the FEEL Considering ,ust
wealthy Sew workers. have no,. 100 the
habit ot living on lobster i,rIupiu,
canvass back duaa. 60 D,tro. wo can't
see that tine new order uI tuurs .
eo.ns o work. any greet hardship uH
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

lives. a few Of .Na most serious
plumbers coutliu, |., list are IN
follows
Heading wur' NHu,-'
did not stick ,thing
'Did not take .re OF money"
Heating ON, .u' OF money
Careless abou, .'eIous dulles"
When l,.. church ana
mother"
"Not saving when was
gambling.
Wastco away .u when / was
at school"
Thinking thai boss could not
do without me
Would not d., 200 the advice,
OF other people.
MY greatest n.....u was when /
first learned to ...u
The greatest aI.r Of my nfc
was not acceptiuI .Ur..t. ana there.
avoiding man. rruv. caused by
serving satan. Christian Observer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
wATtn TIIE POLITICIANS

a gentleman from Phoenix, Arizona.
srrakinr before the Rotary club ai it-
meeting last week. sounded uut uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

Well, war has its compyu@ltons
l5m Goldman and AleN Ecrkmau start
pr heir way 20 the pcuitentiary today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
Thieves Crack Safe
With an Axe; Police
Gather in Suspects

Thlyyr. fHyu.l their way into no
Dutot. J'or'.in. work., 0u Norfn First
-ir"ct early tcrdav morning. care
u,"I away 3D. .o. broke It upuu With
ln aNo anH .ar betty .,u 50 .ud 81.
for their trouble.
It wac -UIl sufo. lud pr, mau
could huyr ,.urInd il orc. Huf tracks
found uu'.iI. me ulJc. .udIru,rd tu
ln' polio, ft.' two mpu were uu the
IDh. The. .t.uod entrance turuurh
the front d..u On which 90 broken
pam" OF a'I. f1rded oi-y access 90
IN" holi r.un outside. Thcy put the
safe uu n.ud truck and wheeled
10 'u Do d.l auund two uiurEs away.
and th,r. hIf D., with au cNo uutlI it
broke. Th'., were three checks ana
between 50 uU So In silver iu ~. They
took the .,II. and lcft the checks ly-
'nr near th. wrecked safe.
woman living nearby told the
police she hrarI pounding AZ about Q
% clock yesterday morning She
bought someone was trying To break
into tho pound Thorc wts nothing
800 b % -uru To- worry about.
chief ~ ruIice Galushn ordered q
roundup OF Isplcious character 90
iay and % h.'. % dozen suspect were
gathered m several Gypsios were
lmOng thcm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

Someone broke into tho St0ckmcn's
Guaranty I". COMPANY during tnr
night and E,.. into the private Offices
and stole iIH dent Ocstrcich's pipes
five Of tho. The theft WINS NOT re.
ported Go f|. unIlcc-muybc because
% was fen .... the thief would ur
sufficient nished &c Doc tried t1
smoke any az The pipes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04


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