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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-07
alabama Negro's Wit
Gains Enemy Dispatches

With the American Army in
France, June 7.-An Alabama negro
in an African organization with
the French troops used a novel
means to capture number of
German dogs that had been en-
ployed to carry important dis
patches to the front line from the
rear posts. The trooper got leave
to go hunting and killed a fox.
Then he crept across mo Mans
Land" at night and dragged the fox
back along the ground from the
German trenches. The following
day six German messenger dogs
came bounding into the American
trenches, with, their noses to the
ground, following the scent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-07
ALLIED BATTLE REPORTS


and
borders
stookso
of Fon
tenox
Ambeny
gained Hill 2o4
reook the village Of
inficting
in raids
Therew the front
and machine
nothing further
position
Flanders
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-07

tions, he added, prevailed throughout the
German armies in the front lines.
An unmailed letter found on a Ger
man officer on another part of the line
tells similar tale of the shortage of
food
Paris. June "A Havas Agency re-
view says the battle situation is frankly
satisfactory, and the enemy. temporarily
at least. is not likely to make attacks all
along the front between Rheims and the
Oise. Local attempts seem to indicate
that the Germans have renounced for
the moment their purpose to win a
decision on the battlefield picked out by
their commanders on May %.
Nevertheless, the newspapers do not
believe that the German offensive IL
ended. The Petit Parisien thinks Cen
eral Ludendorff is preparing a blow
which he expects will have prodigious
results.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-07

Our batteries were replying with the
liveliest fire on the whole line.
Since midnight the earth has been
rocking with our gunfire and the very
air has been trembling with the vio.
lent concussion from exploding shells.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-07

Paris. probably accompanied BY BrdA0y
in, Troelestra, Camille Ruysmans -.
Arthur Henderson. head of the Labor
party, to discuss arrangements iookiu9
TO the eventual holding of an intetnas
tional Socialist conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Have You Done Your
Sammy's Record Bit?

After q tour OF the environments.
curing which she played before thou
sands Of our fighting men, Miss Io~
ca. well known Viollniat said am
convinced that or boys like the best
in music-Each. Beethoven and ounce
clnssics. I do not believe tho general
accepted theory thnt 'hey want rag
time and ja2Z 60 The exclusion OF me
higher types u.
Miss f,ow"ll ~ M active 'mh OF
the National P~houiFraih il" 'trd- e
crulting corps, which rNp'rtS u dr1lt
from the American homes az east .
million p~honogruph records - put
them into active sergio" ~ III" camps
and ~ the recreation stdiioiis on the
battle front.
The campaign for used rocords l't
the army boys b. nr,tiu; with ilst1hi
cooperation from owners "i phnU'-
graphs in Albuquerque and dozetS OF
the~, owners have alrenCN confirm
uted one or more records tn col
lection center for the records y ~
80 Baldwin Piano store, 2.l West
ct.tIai q ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Local Pioneer Dies
After Long Illness

T. H. Kout g. years ~ age. "a resi-
dent of Albuquerque since ls1s, dicd
late saturday afternoon 40 his resi-
Goucc. ge3 Wost Copper avenue, AFTER
% liurgrlns Illness.
Nj. Kent VAS proprietor oi the hl7l
,rur store in the city. lie wdh one OF
She first -poatnustcrR Of Albuquerque,
In 1856 he wac elected probate clerk
OF nernuliilo county u held h a OF
flee Tor two years. Later h" was en-
rngcd In real estate and Insurance hus-
mess, la which business he was prac-
tislng az the time of his death. III. MAS
horn in BOSTON. Mass, In 1851 lie Us
elrNiVed hy . widow and n daugd-
t~.. Mrs. Margaret M'dier.
MIR Kent was prominent ll luhEt
circles. Ito was master OF the local
Tcuplc lodge No. e. A. + und \, NJ
iu 1889. and was grand master OF the
territory comprising New Mexico IN
1870.
rhe funeral services Will he held
from tnc residence "Wednesday "iict-
noon 90 3 u'clocb, ana 80 the grave ~
Fairyicv cemetery. The services VIII
hc undo the auspices Of he" Masonic
order. Strong Brothors have chafrc
of funerhl arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

Governor Iiudse, has ordered To- he
issued the following proclamation. re-
gardinF the conduct of tomorrow 3
clocunns.
To all sheriffs. mounted policemen.
COnstabl.s ana other pence Officers 81
the stat Of New Mexico, greeting
la Grdor hat the people of the
state al Sew Mexico may freely V"to
tor the candidates uf their choice. n
in order tina no intimidation, unuue
influence Or corruption sinai prevail,
|. W. T.. Lindsey. by the authority ~
me vested az the chief executive of the
state. do hereby call upon YOU and
each al you 10 see that the election
laws of this state are .trictly enforced
In every precinct ami voting place
within the state at the election TO be
held Tuesday. November tho 5th, lHls.
Briefly | call your attention 90 some
ui the provisions OF those laws ana
urge TINT you enforce the souc tully
and CON letelv. Arrest any and All
offcnt ars promptly that law u or
der may control and the viii OF the
people prevail
County clerks must deliver ballots
20 an precincts iu ample time. should
any precinct or voting place bee with
out ballots Investigate al once htrl F'"
Wherein the fault lies The penalty
Goa neglect 90 uut1 ~ " ''.'" D" ''
particular Is severe.
No officer Of an election shall 90
any cioctionccriuE on Ia. day "i the
Election. 40 person shall do any "l''-
pioneering within any polling place or
- building In which an election rs
being helt. or within nifty feet there
si nor ubetruCt nc entrance Wtiotn'
or prevent free ingress to or esresh
from said building. or ele~ctioneerine
within fifty feet thereof. ANYONE woo
lating these provisions o. subject 10
prosecution. upon conviction To - iine
of NOS exceeding one hundred dollars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
ALLEGED DESERTER
HELD IN JAIL HERE
IS TAKEN TO CAMP
Youth Who Is Said TO Have lmper
sonated a Military Officer to Be
Tried in Texas Within Ter
Days.

Joseph o. II. Cyr. 20 years OF ugc,
who var arrested ON October 20 az
Bclcn uN operatives Of the bureau OF
Justice. on It charge of impersonuting
q military officer, and who has been
held IN the city jail her, since his ar
rest. was returned to camp Macarthur
yesterday by military authorities
within ten DAYS 81 Cyr viii be ar
uiEned before a. count martial 10 an
swpr "a number of serious charges
The most criou charge made against
the youth IL doscFtiou. in addition 10
that b. Is charged with ~impcraOnnttns
"A military officer. obtaining money
under false pretonscs, forging the
names OF military officers, and with
carving concealed wen ppus.
Young ~. CNr, whose home is in
Rhode Island, ~ alleged 10 have IN
porsonat,d a military poiice OFFICER
and BE- said 10 have forged the com &.
mission Ills duties were 20 arrest
am doarrtoIs WITHIN q radius OF i,h0O
miles from CAMP Macarthur and waf
given authority to socure money al
any bank his commission read. 4
number of hanks zen for tho stuff
according 10 government authorities
here. and Cnshod his checks. The
commission was poorly written, Camp
Macarthur was camp MacArthur
and provost marshal appeared as
provost marshall
The youth claims nc needed money
10 send to his parents in Rhode Isl
and.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
GOVERNOR LINDSEY ORDERS
RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF ALL )
STATE ELECTION STATUTES

and ne must pay the COSTS Of such
prosecution.
It any person u whom nu oath is
required under the provisions of the
law ~ 1917. shall wIiitullv swear
falsely la regards to such matter. he
shall be deemed guilty 90 perjury aud
shall Dee punished rs ODD fine 81 not
less than one hundred upr more than
one thousand dollars. cor hy imprison-
ment in the state pcniteuuary Tor not
less than one Yca - moro tnHU live
years or by both such Zine and int
prisoument.
II Is unlawful Cor au' person not n
qualified voter to vote ur Offer Go vote
a. au election. and D. I- unlawful for
any person To- solicit pruCury. aid,
ahct. induce or temp 90 tid ahet.
procure or induce any person not q
qualified voter 10 vote 10 1u election
Any person violating this provision
b. subject TO "a fine OF - less vi
one hundred nor more fltu one thou
sand dollars. or oy uUurIsuuW"nt for
NOT lcss than thirty days nor more
than one year or by both such fine
and imprisonment
In addition To- the laws of this state
/. b. also an offCuse under the federal
laws TO use corrupt methods or prac-
tices ~ any glccttan AZ whie,l 6faafhi
cisr,,on a tinted slateA senator and
coner,4sman arc ~ We Erected There
frrc the federal law viii apply 20 tins
9lect,on. Persons violating lts terms
win be- subject 60 PROSECUTION in the
United States courts
urge. in conclusion. thnt each of
YOU use AL poN.r ~ dihrrnc" ~
seeing that the law herein menlioneu
and all other laws ire not violated
IS T. L1NpSEf
- tt~oxYrNtT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

u q Bara,at. santiago Ba,n Hud the second
party hal. 90 interest With 90 Improvement
therein
SOW THEREFORE, under and by virtue
Of the power vested in mr. A. tPctlai mss
ter. under sBid Judgment notice d. hereby
given that on the Sth day ~ December 1915
m the hour ~ . b m. o. thc Court ltuu.s
door Nsnallnn Cuuuts. stale uf New hrk
leo DO hereby otter Tor sale and fur cash
10 the highest and best bidder o. public
,.ndne. ihe above described property fpr che
purpose Of paying saii Judgment. costs aud
attorneys fre.
That ont ~ the procceds derived from thr
sale 90 thr said properly, ] viii ftrsi pay the
cost. Of the court and tine according costs and
rapenses ~ ale. together with the attorney
fts flr Twenty five tg1nul Dollars. aud .
reasonable Zee 40 the special master n ths
.am ~ Ten $40 nOl Dollar that after the
ZANE ars deducted. then the balance o. hg
applird o. the payment Of the lddgment ~
ON. HUNDRED aui fifty fsi5o nnl Dollar
and ali interest al the rate 81 twelve 1grsl
.ar cent. from the 10Th dsy VI Mach i0ls
mcui Of the Judgment and tlo coti., and the
attorneys fees 49, above described. any rt
msirin. money derived from the said .nle
shall be- paid 30 the defendant " -aid prop
cry ~ said sale does moi seli for Oh suffct
rnt amogri 10 pay The said Judgment sntfs
and attorneys fees. thsn the defendant fs iu
nave q deficiency Judgment for tuah an
amount o. remains due.
TOMAS SMITH
Special Master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Lie Given to Rumor
That Sugar Rations
Caused Flu Spreac

Perhaps ono of tho most inyidious
form OF propaganda OF % Hunnish turn
tho food administration has had 60
give the lie. b. The pcrsistcrt rulnor
% tain among responsible ana ac-
r%uuntahle persons that tho two pound
sugar ration ror month is N" cause oi
influenza" stated % administration
officials today.
Whore the Die originated. ao one
seems To know bat 90 has come 20
the STATE HEADQUARTERS from the four
points of the compass and exchange
of notes WITH other states indicate
that tho stupidiiy has swept tho couu-
frt n Boz as true uf other states as
% rs ct SOW Mexico
The suEar ration of two pounds per
person per month has had mo- moro
To- Do with iu.IHCnzu than automobile
tires have iu du With the wheat sup
piy Tho surtu ration in Am,rtcl has
never been rut down tu "a point where
the health oi q sInslc individual would
1e impaired u ~ equal with tho rl-
ton OF England. exceeds "a hali pound
that OF France: nna > pound and lou
OUNCES the rluon Of Italy
Tho sugar distributed iu Ncw McV.
leo Is not allotted hY tho state. or even
the uitod states. nut the allotment is
from the world supply and made 10y
the tutoualhcd foot committee.
Tie dtlOtiuouf 10 based upon popu-
lation sud until recently two pounds
and no moro rs set against tho popnll-
tiou Ton uot Duls the states. bat the
nations p1rtnking of tho common
board.
For an individual 80 consume moro
than two pounds OF sugar per month
is to tabc OF anothtt's supply, AS there
ia no surplus.
At no time since tho first of the
wear until recently has there been IN
the United Stntrs more thar &c twenty
DAY supply OF sugar and the tact that
Che price had been held within rcfsou
an cquable distribution achieved
AZ one OF the greatest accomplish
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

stat. Of New Mc.i,o county Of Bcrnalillo'
in the District Court
Telss. Defsndan'
Ne,ice Of for.clesure Sale by Special Master.
40 IL know tal. Whereas On %" an daN
~ september 1871 o. Judgment was rendered
in a.. above sty,a Hud numbered cause
auainat Je,usita - r'lI', ana a favor o'
nayid J Msttger iog Htr sum Of one nun
dr,d AVID pity tsl50uNl Dollar. with inter
AZ az Inc rate of Tr,'to tl2'rl p,r c"ni
from III 18TH day of March. lpls 10 ~" "a,
I'D 80, al, ana fr Tnfnty. five e-i hnl
Dollars. attorney fee snt Tor az %ar'rued eng
aeeruirr eost. and Hhsreas Tomas Hmhfh
rag nppoin,ed and directed NV said Judgment.
10 ndvertlse and 90 90, hereinafter deterlh''
property to.witf
said prop.rt, l. s.tuaied Ia Bernalh ~
County. state ~ Sew N'2iro, ana thfih''
described as follows
said marcel of and contains mo iollo"
ING measure and boundaries The Length on
the North and South from tast 20 Wet %
one hundred aud tairtcrn tlt3l feet und ~
length Of the Fe.t .,de irum North 20 south
0ftg.nine 500 feet and 90 The West 80
from North 20 south, siNtf-one thll ire'
bounded on ne Aarih hy lend oi NfntsFt
Raca. un tle tast ht "a public road, 1n Pr
West hy a.. land sf the rsoond party DAVE
a. Neffser. aud an ths south ~ q fosd Pc
longing 10 the .econd party tnearnarion ~
milo. AVID tho first party Win ne unhef
ttandine thAt there - . lateral diieh on ih'
Sonth Side ~ the satd road manning from
East 10 IVES, Ia which Ehcafhseion ArH'''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
THE MARKETS


New York, NOV 4-Asidc from
further selling OF war shares and spo-
cialtics, the stock markat TO-DAY con.
tIuu,d To strengthen under the IN
fluonce of rails Hnd %shippings Graur-
rIs ANA c%oalcrt. Hlsu shares pt trunk
nncs and southern rouda denoted in-
Nosttucnt demand with Iuc,fiCs Unit
81 states steel reacted ~ points. but
lHlli.d Nutckl, Oiis became duli
Further heavy sales 0' the new lido
crty ~ were recorded ut the opeu-
ing pricr ut 9t.
Further prospects of early pence
roNornod tudaN's stock market. rails
gud shipping risiug go O. points.
while Wuul ous lost q 10 D.. Sales
.IproNImutII zoe. 600 .uugrs. Tho
CLOSING wIs effpuH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Home Service Section
Changes Its Location

puc o. the fact that federal court
Will be held an Albuquerque within 20
short time the homo service section
of the local Rcd cross chapter moved
ltS Officers today from ne federal
building 60 the chamber of Commerce
building m, i,ome s"rNlc" section n'
,uuied tho rooms OF the federal Judge
duriur the summer while no court was
Ina session. All persons Who have mat
ters to take up with tins section "i
the Rod Cross are asked to call az lh'
new location
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Margin of Profit
On Eggs Now Fixed
BY Federal Order

MISUNDERSTANDING as 90 tie margin
OF profit allowed egg dealers was set
tied this morning by TIA" state food
administration. when the federal RUE
on those profit margins was
cod
Seven cents profit 90 dealers Is al
lowed ON .ach dozen oguF soll under
tho cash ana carry basis When soln
for delivery and credit, the protii o.
increased 10 a. maximum ui elEht
cents. This takes effect 40 once
The egg pIofits question iNls cr"ui
ed considerable discussion in the state
of Arizona, where a probe was started
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

H., IA. food communication with the
o%sp,ctal purpose Ut investigating the
,ep situnt!ou. Thu rrsult Of the probe
has not yet been made public, but
dealers in the state win he under the
same restrictions aH IN New Mckee"
and WIN have to up,de by the seven
and eight cent pIolIf rule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Striking War Posters
Displayed at Y. w. c. A.

Attractive pust,r exhibits are nov
On disuIav AT the headquarters of the
Young Womon'- CurlFtian association
al 100 North SECOND street These are
some Of the most catching war prop"-
r,nda nictufr. v.' turned out hy our
hes, artists and .r. wcll worth scs-
ing.
TN United War work drive for
funds starts November ~ aud %lettcrs
have been sent 10 every member OF
tho y. ". q. A. asking active paru'l-
patton in the W"rN
Coming. as the DO Just before the
start Of the drive me posters WIZ
make am appeal 20 The eye when WI,
be harder to tut" "."n So ~,
could zoe made los ""I" "' m""'"'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

chicago. Noy .i-'Orn declined
Sharply today as "A result of the arfnis-
tIcc with Austria opcninp pricoa.
which ranged from p All " lower.
with necembor SIN 70 Ml12h and
January sii3n m1t3A, were fol
lowed by a nenrlv complete reaction.
iut then hS a setback.
oats. uftcr opefing unchanged 20
e c lower with December Be- tfllc,
pr,ccs recovered. aud then dropped
again.
Provisions sympathetic with grain.
Close.
corn. December. Nii3N; ma
AIRY. ft1fh
Duts. D,ccmhor. G1A G; January,
craze
Pork: January a39No.
lard: Novemblr. }2G25; 's1r .
AIRY. S2if6.
tabs. Novcmbe", $2'lo; January,
Sl2 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

Ncw York. NOV. '.- lihcrtN hopd
closing atss. '9DA. first convert
bla fa. rs 10: second O.. 97.Sf. FIRST
convertible AS. 9s2s: second con-
Nortthlo 4As. 9T.,l. third as. $50;
fpurtl ~ q. rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
WANTED Statesmen

WANTED stock sales manager for
New Mexico and Arizona. ENc'p-
tlonai opportunity FOR live Must
be familiar with stock ISSUES. AmcIl
Rubber Co. ct Chicago, Chicago,
III.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

Chicago, Nov HuI''I 0H''""1
creamery. 52ih ~ 5Sirc ,,
Eras higher. Receipts l'""' V"".s
r,rsts. bGM mb7c; ordinary llls's
.bAl t6c; at mnrk, case" ih''u'''
5a6 sGc. r %
,.,s M-inncaota aud pako,a bulk'
&. r0mt.NO. same IN sacks >lHS"
az. WISCONSIN. bulk. l'O1 H''
anne m sacks. si,S5W 90
Poultry Alive unsoitl"d row.
% n oGc. springs. e3isc; turkeys '''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Ncw York Cotton Market.

Nov NOrk, WOW 4 I0Ilon IuIutts
closed nru peceubor. % 96c; Ian
nary. os "yc: Marcr. - N5c; MAY.
o7.bGc. Juiy, 251ir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

NcVv YOrk. Nov = NrrCuntil0 pa
pfr. o.: sterling 10 day bills ga. com
n,rc.ul go day tihs on banks. it2ia:
commercial 90 day bulls, f.f2ia de-
mpnd. 4 TbGb: cables. d.76 0-tb.
MoNican dollars. 1bc.
Timn loans strong 80 . por cont
CAN monoy firm High. Big per
rent. low. . per cen rulinE rate, "'i
por cent. closing bid, = per cent;
offered ~ 30 per cent. las, o"n h's
pCr cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

Kansas CITY. Mo, NoN, h"'l'l
,r,nmrrv. aAlc; nrrts, b2Na'' h''
,nds. GOHc. packing. 39c
.,. Tirsts. $50; seconds, COO
pnultry. ltons. 2ac. roosirrr' lN'-'
bruilcrs, Csc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

rake your friends 20 the i'ornn ~
Gel dining room ana ualh "o' PN
Exeellent lo0d'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
A.

REAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTO-
MoBiii INSURANCE, LOANS
Phone GTi. III south Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
FOR SALE--Automobiles

FOR SALE Ford roaHtcr with truck
bed. 2li North Fourth.
| Will sell pa seven passenger
S-tudcbgtcr sutumobilc Tor $3.50 Boa OF
der to dispose ot ~ Immediately New
scat Coy,rs and tires boz cVccllent on
Oition. You must see this car 90
appreciate the value. Phone li53-R
for demonstration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04
Antonio Pacheco, Farm
Agent for Sandoval
County Died Sunday

Antonio PachoCO, county '.in
agent for SandOval county, VINO ul'n
Saturday after On attack oi p,'"
munia, was burtcd yostrri'N " h,l
ualllo. MI. pachcco has n'l' VIC
position of farm agent u SHn'","
county Tor a nrmhe OF morths ana
his work. rs reported 90 have met WIN
great SUCCESS there this s,IHou.
The deceased ls survived NN " W.
ana cight children. Several ll ."','.
ol the bornaliilo county ihln' "'''"'
attended the funeral yesterday
Whenever YOU are in town Nlsl lhu
Doran hotel. Excellent table a''N'''
10 " DC had al all times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

UoIvrr, COlo., Nov Z -IntU' II0E
c.,ptt 1000 head, Market STEADY
u.,f steers. ~SlOb0HtF COWS ana
bctfcrs. 90 q 0.7a; stockors ana i'ed-
a. a. > 60 ~calvcs. SSmi2.50.
ttors, Drcoipis q; 900 head. Market
.,,1Jv 10 strong. TOP. flN2t; hulk
sbccp, Receipts ae 600 head. Mar
To, st.ady. Lambs, Slba ib.sb; ewes
SS6rg. feeder lambs, AlaWli'''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

chicago. NOS. 3-NoEs. Receipts
4s.uOe head. Market fairly active;
good hogs strong 20 iec higher; others
steady butchers. stN1bmlN5O: light.
SITE6ulNl0. packing, slr 1'H -,
/ 90. throw outs, $lt5OW 1880, plbs,
GOOD 10 choice SlA55Wla.au.
cattle. Rcccipts &I. 600 head, Ma
tive stccrs. good and better. STEADY;
y,af.rus steady. other aud butchers
,nttlc slow q" unevcnly lower; uuadi-
IS uooi. calves slow o. 'hc lower
Ecof cattle. good. choice and prime,
SiGtbU 1875, common tnd Hedluhi'
sgb0m 1855. butchrrs stock, cows
and hcifors. sG.60Wlt ,anucrs nnd
,ttt,r4. S5I5UmG .GO: stuCkcts and
feeders. GOOD. choice and fancy, $40
nIz..i. interior, common ana me.
dmm. 81 2JhriUi cal calves H""d
and chGi,o, $4,000 1877.
sheen. Receipts $4,000 hepd F'i
lambs mostly SOC lower than friaN ,
sheen 25at SOC down; feeders slow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-04

Kansas tftS. 40, NoN. = HOGS
u,r,tpts 10000 head Market steady
Uru.N. siG75nlN.2b; light, VIA
1910. pigs. Slhml1.2b.
cattle; Receipts. $4,000 head Mar
p,t lowor Steers. S~iSmt02bi west
rn I0nts. heifors. SSml250,
stocksys. ysnla; calves, 8. o. 3 70.
sheen. 1900 ho1d. Market Toe
Do, ,r. Lambs. Sl2m 1859; ewes
IS of 40.
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GIN ron sNi.E specinl made an
tomato Remington, nli rih barrel
- luuEUt $50 gan nov condition, iut
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FOR SALE--ReEiatcred and unreEis-
tered Jcrscy coWs Rio Grande In
Gustrlal school, Box 5s5.
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TO SMITH
special Master
The Washington times., 1918-03-30
INCLUSION OF MEN
RECENTLY q ADDS
100000 OTODRAFT

Fully 100000 men will be added to
the new national army by the resolu-
tion passed by the Senate last night
extending the selective draft to men
reaching the age of twenty-one years
since June 5. 1917. An amendment
to provide for training youths from
nineteen to twenty-one years OF age
failed Of passage.
The resolution now Roes to the
House for consideration along with
the bill to base draft quotas on tho
number OF registrants In Class 1. In
stead Of on population. This is an
other Administration measure that
has already passed the Senate.
Senator New Is preparing to intro
duce shortly another bill to provide
for universal military training, his
first measure carrying this provision
having been eliminated.