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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-20
Viene &c la 1a.)

~z@ileryn meior librados con la distri,
buciLn &c "muchachos de Don We
MUSTANG en- todos los puestos que
Ia2tes fueron desempenados por gen
ees de representation, de waller, de
gran PRESTIGE.
PorQue Jorge Useta,-comc Sc &c
; ccnoce a Ugarte sn el periodismo-
/, no es nj mucho menos del calibre de
Ia multitud de nulidades insignes
que rodean a Don Venustiano. Is
hombre quito, intelligence, gasto 81
juventud hatjendo briilantes estu-
dos. Sc distingui6 en- el periodismo..
iDero. & pesar de todas esas cualida-
6es, esta muy lejos de ser el hombre
apropiado para IN puestO tan alto
/ como el de Encargado de Negocios de
!Mexico. En- contra de esos meritos,
! t:sne Useta Ia ~'desventaja de ser en-
tramadamente hurano, de una indie
pendencia de ideas que llega en- mu-
c!:as ocasiones hasVa IA brusluedad y
que 10 hace POGO sociable. .Precisa-
mente TODD 10 contrario de 20 CUE st
/ aeces:ta para ser dlpiomatico.
2ryeba5 al canto-
! E.estros lectores p1eden darse
cuenta de Guam lejos Sc encuentra
Ugarte De poGer Ilenar Ia comision
cue Sc le ha ~confiado, al e~nterarse
de que Ell joven diplOmatico sostiene
= rcdacta en- San Jose de Costa RIGA,
IN peri6dico en- ell cual trat2 caestio-
nes ~:nteriores de aQuel pals, c intarna
I cionalez. con el desenfaGo de qu.en'
: no estuviera ohligado a Ia discre-
| e;5a." "Boletin de Mexico en- Costa
Rica" Sc llama 81 pcri5dico nsenciona-
/ DO. = en- el ha escrito Useta mUchos
! arcicuios Que han causado el DISCUS
% de, go5ic7ao de aquella R~epA6liea.
Pcro meier que nosotrcs y cor
. m. amp,;tad. hab.a IA carta de qae
hicinos menc;6n Z. principle de esta
meta. y Ia cual publicamos en- sega!-
"a. Dice asi.
san Jose de Costa Rica, Eaero %
de 1913.
Senior don IGaacio Z. Lozano.
! Director de Ia Frcrsa."
Sa" Antonio Texas.
NIuy senior MO J ?~aisa2o:
{: ar1fcilo ;ituiado "Carranza deS-
conger.o de sus di2'omaticos," publ
caao en- 81 acrcdirado diario en- g
ICr.ero 1883 de = de los cor-ten-
.es. me d Ii oportunidad, en- serTi-
&C d q patria, &c communicable i'm
~~-~.antes dctalles respecro 4 ID dez-
@raciaGa representation que cst&
hacienda en- este pals el senior Jose
U@ar-a (a) Jorge Useta, e cual des-
lie hace cast dos largos amos, trAta
&c desem2eE2r eI puesto de Encar-
ead5 de Negocios Ge Mexico en- Cos
nos4a ., 6a.~r.7+rrada rersda,
1900 o., ,-;-.sr .5,o h cors;,-
l..ea Ia~-orr,dahic . +ajo
.,1o nr;,.ina1ran-c . los MEM
ro- 6oi cobierno res-ardo de este
..n.-:o. -, s5lo , 8, persona.
.;,a ,.-hi5o -, mai. Il trata de re-
-
i, o.ido se5o,.
-. oJo, o-tahs b,c,,n-
-Lf. Ias -rro.orsioncz
- L. nar;;a;c,s w.
r,h7i.ordo ON
'''@ "' - - nr,sor+,Aa
" halo cl sel,o de Ia Legaclon. las
- -oroc;onaha cor p~o.ie;ca
. IT -sLEl@-sJ4G! Oh.
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4 - CENTAI0S ClDl INA.
EZGClra-
.1CaS SulLiGeS.
CagIg.a de orc.
Dora.
( S.,rg.7 1- Id" Ne,.al.
- "a r-.SC, Gsi oGICr.
Z - &-5cId Ce bOtGS.
E.-Ey COS .sraags.
IL rrC.nis .gsrr.
80 Confess ne CraGC".
L. T-ajrg.yu IL I.a NU5sT.
"a tlGar-a GCl:-tsHt1.
- Es,.JjlI q. AU"r.
%sS pGtli le Una -'iG-cr.
S..at:g~ dai CUgaLGn.
I.H I-rGG t. AsUuT.
49,. --n.-
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0troS dos HexiCan0sm
(Yiene de la 1a.)

! clones E%xteriores, per conducto de ia
autoridad municipal de Monclova.
Quiero tener mis- derechos de ciu-
dadano Observation-Disclosures 10
soy de corazon. Y logro su PROPOSE
to-.
Luego, debido a las dificultades
poruue atraviesa ell Estado de Goa
hula Y en- general TODD el pals a cau-
sa de la revolution, Castro Sc traslado
nuevamente a Texas, habiendose. IA
dicado en- la ciudad de Laredo. ALI
Sc encontraba cuando ell Pie. Will
son expidi6 la proclama d~isponiendo
81 registro militar de todos los ma
cionales Y extranjeros comprendidos
entire los veintinuno Y treinta amos.
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DHESsa

Callos De VIA {, Espegauza. roT EI-
Iea p2fiG .
FL i.Iaro ALIi, pur Ada.brr,r L-'"a.-.. o,
PoeSiaS ESc9g.EGS GG L~1igua,-Jr. Ri
&c i-5U
Ell PsE3ESO AvActE9. . sUSs'r.--.-.... l.
Pa,i0Earil.. por Gagvel u. i.J~ys...... &,
Poe.!aS Ge AnloniO Pisa ....--....-.... T.
PoeSias dc manuel AC.-I ..-........... {
HcsGs lie Amer ) - E0lg-, iEr
Francisco K. OlaSCfAGl ...-....-.. g.
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AVENTUEAS Dc john c. RAFLES

: 20 LESTsSCs C&DA TG1IO.
y tu~...3i.t H~t7EeggSg-
C.. Ep1g "D II Isl5cig zeal.
T. .~sa.s-e t4ElIy-.
r. ss,.jo ~ -! sityg.gs-
= MIG Poo.
ri r,-..cIy ce E.-:rsiCpe.
-.rrs,5 c&t AU.,.H.
Il rlr>lGgrlS L las Cg!cniaS.
r. eT'-n ~.!-=gGur.
ID .arHr"-ia .Zp'EHI-
RI tsi G"i Negro.
T. ~r-y lei Tngi..
g.. ..aL- sc Er@as.
81 ~s"s-l-s-. lea sol.
II .esD-a II hs..GI.
r. - ~f.a.oG"ra-
L Ses...g A.i lls..O
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PAGINA CHICO
DEFUNCION

e. dia 16 del presente mes falle-
clio en- Austin, Texas, ell senior Leoca-
do D. Cara, a Ia edad de veintiseis
amos. S%obreviven al finado su pa
Dire el senior Francisco Cara, su ma
Dire, IA sonora Albina de Cara V Gin
co herm2noS, uno de ellos radicado
en- Waco, Texas Y los otros cuatro
er la mencionada ciudad de Austin.
del trabajo, toGos los jovenes de 16
o mas amos que Sc encuentren en-
pleadoS en- ~trabajos esenciales para
la prosecution de la guerra, hasta
completar ia cifra de dos millones que
hace falta.
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Reclutado para ell servicio.

Al ]procederse. en- ell mes de Octu-
bre del ano pasado, al r~eclutam!er-
TO de los contingencies militares Sc
nalados a cada condado, Castro quedo
include entire los habiles para e.
servicio y fue llevado a las filaS. 4:
hacerse la distribution de las fuerZ&s
Que formaban el nuevo ejercito M
cional, Castro fu& enviado al Campo
mento Bowie, donde qued6 en- cali
dad de recluta, cmpezando a recibir
su instruction militar.
Observe un comportamiento, pu-
so interes en- la instruction militar
V Sc lie eligio para que ingresara i
formar part4 de la Compania de Is
tado Mayor. o~torgandoseie POGO aas-
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RELIGION.

4agr,ra de >aIysrlJu 5 ~
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blsforis del pue5to de ISFasal, E5u-
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"a yspita del HeSfsS- EGiCiea dN
mo
rFpJ,aaor LsE&lk' iS IrRcGEaFS... ~,
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Sc hablaba de narices graades :
Dc n~arices fa~osaS.
Uno de los prescntes, cuya nariz
era III absurdo, cXclam0:
-:Y que dicen ids. De Ia mia?
-Perdcne listed. aqui habiamcs de
n&:ices Y no de iamones.
Manana salgo a cazar
cen el Moral del alcalde,
el huron del boticario
V la pcrra de tn madrc.
El blanco lirio es Ia flor Ge las
virgenes: Ia rosa encarnada ia de los
n,art;res.-S. Ildcfonso.s
T'icr2s menGdos los pasos
: menud:cos los dientes.
mcnuda ticnes Ia boca.
:mcnuda lc1gUa cue themes.
70 HE e~Nar1orc del pclo.
del peIo de nj mujer,
v aho7a soy yo ell que esta
echando
n peljco :que hay que yer.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15

time In the history Of war than this
present war. over seas. American wall
on and efficiency are carrying the
tanner of triumph and democracy
with rcsistless force towards German
soil. The Hrdor of the fighting line
must not he cooled and the wonderful
initiative and spirit Of our soldier
must not Ice Quilted hN any failure 20
carry the Fourth Liberty Loan vic
%tOriousiy over the top The people az
homo must show they are as rcsolutr
as the soldiers at the front ar" brave.
No influence Dr. so potent IN itS stimu-
latinE effect ON the people of u
country aH the JNuWplc of the man
with the Dulpts. Let every American
soldier aud every American officer do
his duty. not only subscribing HIM
self hut boy urging those AZ home to
subscribe"
a copy OF tho message was sent 10
General PcrshinE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15

Tho New Mexico state Federation
al Labor ended its sixth annual con-
vention SUNDAY after 90 two-duN sos-
sion held az Traction park.
Important recommendations con-
Cprniuu urpunizpd labor Iu Sew Mex
leo were adopted bt the convention
Tho following officers for 'he cnsu-
ing year. I'D - Torrcy OF A~lhupuer.
quo. president. George DuNts Of Al
huuuorQuc. - j. Biblv of Doming. W.
- Walker OF Gallup and T.. Y.
SchWak ot clovis. vice presidents; i.
J. No3aW. soCrctary-troasuror. The
auditors are. T. a. Hanson, II. T..
ltugcrs and W. $. Patterson.
Tho convention adopted a resolution
presented hN II. % karr. the retiring
president. to petition the state iogisla-
turc 10 submit 20 new amendment TO
the constitution 10 the voters az the
uoNt general election To try an log
ulatiNo contests tu the Nouuty ip
which they arise.
The following resolution. submit
ted hy ~ 70 Kari, was adopted hy
thv convention
o. ! recommend that va introduce
aId ret pass'd 10 possible q law pro-
'ldiul 90 state labor bureau OF sta.
ti-iios.
Amend the compensation law
so that compensation viii commence
ut date of accident ana raise the max
imum for loss OF lifc or limb.
9. ono of the things we need most
In Ncw Mexico Is a well known and
generally accepted fact. that the pub
lac school system Of the United states
wts created because of the insistont
demands Of our pioneer trade union
lists I'M the early part Of last Ccn-
fury. Since the public school sys-
tenn has become completely cstah-
lishcd and thoroughly i|ngiaincd tp
the hearts and brains Of our people.
% has been with the greatest pride
that our membership IN every local
community of our ountrN assumed ~
To- DE % paramount duty TO ptotcC,
and advance the interests Of oduc.
ton through the public schools and
TO do whatever is permissible and
pussihl" TO protect u advance tl,
intoros'p OF the teachers.
4 \ state law establishing ROM
pulscry continuation schools Tor chill
dren who leave school up 20 the age
OF ~ years. Of not less than cirhf
hours a week. between the hours oi
"a. m. and . D. m Saturdays o
copied
o. \ state law establishing q fire..
school text book system for all school
children of the state, Including ,le-
mentary and high schools.
g. \ compulsory establishment Of
kindergarten classes. IN connection
with every school ana under tu.
control of the board OF education.
z Tho establishment OF traiuIrg
schools Cor TRADE and N%ocation.l
teachers. with run pay during thc'
period OF training, and We urge Nom
beers OF labor unions who desire 'o
bocome teachers to apply FOR admis-
SION to these classes.
=. \ state law 10 tho effect Of a.
minimum annual SALARY for teacher
shall not be less than 81 200 % cur
o. That a representative Of tn"
workers Doe appointed as 90 mcmb'I
ot tho New Mexico state board at re-
gents, 20 insure industrial roprcs,u-
tatiou iu the formulation oil our state
educational policies.
10. That representatives of the
workers bee appointed or elected ON
an local boards OF education.
II. Better enforcement 10y tho
state and local auth critics OF rom
p~ulsory education Ia, aud the uni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
STOPS BACKACHE
IN FEW MINUTES
Rub lumbago, pain, soreness,
stiffness right out with
st. Jacobs Liniment"

Nhcn your back Is sore and lame
or lumhago, sciatica or neuritls has
you stifiened up. don't suffer- Get "a
SINAI trial bottle Of old. honest st.
Jacobs L.ninJent' - any drug store.
pour a little IN YOU hand and rub "a
ffht into the pain or ache, and hy the
time Gun fifty, the soreness and
lnmcncss rs gone.
Don't stay crippled This soothing.
penetrating llniment lakes the ache
and pain right u and ends the mis-
ny, II ~ magical, Vet absolutely
harmless ana doesn't burn or discolor
The skin.
Nothing else stops lumhago, scia-
tca ana lame back misery 30 prompt
IS n surely IL never disappotnts'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
Flu Situation Is
Worse In Colorado

Denver, oct THE Spanish iu.
ilu,uzi situation iu Colorado iA .It,
or today, the mIlidy spreading TO viz
tually every hamlet Ia the state ln H.u-
yer In the twenty four hours ended
az neon there were eleven more
deaths Sew eases reported 10 the
health department numbered 2,1
nr. William SharpIey. manager of
h'Iith. viii recommend at o. meeting
of hs advisory committee this after
noon that an public mcc % oven
thoso 10 ho "cid boo 'uo open J.r. hc
prohibited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15

Press. Ev"leth Mimi. Herman e.
St"Iu, Brooklyu. Rowland II
S~tilliuEer, EUuru1 a. S Charles l..
storey, Wiiurirht Okla Siins Tnfo,,.
Dixon, y. a.. waite. V Watson.
; luttoyilir WIS. Charlie " Whiiur.
avon. Mass steve 1rudrick. rl,-
mouth ia
pied of Disease.
Mech James s. Wallace. RooplilIo.
Ca, Musician ia Lucas. Hamilton.
Texas.
l'vu James g. Armsworthy. pitts
lurEh. It Claude IS Booker. North
salem Ind August " Rurmicstcr.
5'if"re Ninn George y. FRYE. Med
iD'i Mass warren y Ii,tl. York,
ga Stmu,l H. Field, Burksdlle. Tex:
Abe o. Frost, ~tlirks'tilc. Ark. Jack
Coco, boutuhan Mo. Lon Nan. old
town Ky Andrew NJ Halverson.
4, iofk'Iold Niuu WIN. f. H%untsinFer.
indianapolis. Ind. Edmund Irving.
laltluor" Md James r Johnson,
iuNdgu. Ca. Albert r. Junkerman,
IlackWnt,r. Mo Andrezzi Kiocz.
Hawtrnmok. Mich carl +. Lundbcrg.
Straudhurr s T. Claude Il. Macon
Der Dover. Me James ~. Mcconnell.
Cincinnati, o.. Angus Mcdonald. Nil
uill' Mich Jacob Mingo. Columbia.
Iha. EdW b. Mullln. South Boston.
Mass Richard t. kitchens. Helena.
ERIK Lemuol kolh. Philadelphia; Val.
tutluc kublJ, kHwkawlin. Mich 4.
Monroe Mcdonald Heher. Utah: Thos.
Chapman Montgomer. New Corners
ton. o., Ira NJ Moore. blythe, Ca.
Arthur Nuun, Crpswell. Mich John
o. iotulski, Detroit. Mich. Annaius
Robertson, WILLIAMSON. s g.; Charles
@ Sttrait,s. Waterbury. Conn; Louis
q. Wit. Dotrnit, Mich.
Died c' Accident aud Other Causes.
iyts cyril Hnrant. hicago. IN. j..
a. kcon1u ChicaEo willard r Price.
Iroous Island, - John " steven
son Baker, ore.
Wounded severely.
Pvt. Harry g., Mctargcr, Mills,
=. ".
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SOLDIERS URGED TO
ASSIST IN PUTTING
THE LOAN OVER TOP

Washington, oct li.-Secretary
Baker today sent a telegram 20 all di-
visions ~ the army In this country
urging the soldiers 60 aid in making
tlte Fourth Liberty Loan drive a sue
cess. He said;
There never was "A more critical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
Is RECOMMENDATIONS ADOPTED
BY STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR
AT SIXTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE


ycrsai establishment OF a minimum
school %ionving az, uf Il wears.
~. Whore indusfrirI and vocntion-
al training is ,riv,u Do should 10 nm
der the direction moi suporyision Of
an advisory CommIff,t. of
ON cuunl uumbor DI m,mb,rs of In.
! union and employee from the trade
taught. That tho instructor should
have at least ttNr N,I.e IourucNmun
experience Ia the trade Jnu prove 20
the satisfaction oil fI, advisory con
mittoc that ho Del competent and
capable mechanic. These advisory
committees to have, tHN powOt Of APP
proving the course %. study the APP
poinimcni OF Instructors. equipment
and The examination OF Students.
|H We believe chat short time pee
tiIliHcd trade extension 'uUfHrs Tor
lnlrueymtu mechanic noUIl Doe pro-
Ntdcd In all voCatiuuHI schools 500 that
th" present IournoNW'N HaN become
moro efficient and capable. U. ukIug
advantage Of the short term epcriai-
izod courses.
~. The insistauco tHlf 700 the
industrial ana vocational courses. the
privileges aud oblislt.lHs or .Gtclli-
gent citizenship must Doc taught .iror-
ou.ly aud effective. and THAT at
i,.ist in an %induair.I and vocational
curse. an indusir.I HISTORY must
be taught. which shall Include au &C.
cur1tc account Of tho organization of
Nv" workers and the results thereof,
and shall also Include e summary of
nll legislation. hoth state and federal.
affecting the Industries t7ueHt
%. That hofot, iusIru.'.uu DC
given ia any trade. o. aatisfJ.iur, I'M
dustrial survey he made 10 ...ur. tina.
necessary information as to fEp OPP
luftuuities aud requirement Eu the
Trade ltsclf' such as whether |t fs ,N-
ira hazardous, subicri TO u,Du pafIDuol
diseases. the numhor OF people oU-
lloNvd IN hat TRADE and fH, Dppor-
turtles for %sccurin. position and ld-
Nanroucnt.
ID That we approve ol on, Voc
f.tuugl rchubiitutul of tho tr.uUItl
soldiers in service as now b,.u. Di.-
rod hy the federal board flr yuyl-
'IHual education, ami that tnIs anne
machinery be used 90 help restore thc
N.'ttms of industrial accidents 10
economic indopcndcugr, nud thtf w."
,ppose All private training cot tins
IIud. unless done with tiIp approval
'' the federal bo.Ii for vocational
"ducatton,
II. That not mora than tU..rty-
five children should b., .Itottcl d. amy
.u. claes and that b. 4b.I A., u.i.o
.HI for any local school bo.,I ar
EDUCATIONAL nutborit,s d, b,y. ,p.,.
flan twepty-uyc ,IIlIr,r urd., ,r.
ERECTION OF any t...lrr
is. Tho socurirr r,r t,,,bcrs az
t.uurc OF pogltiou r.tirr .fDric,.g
There should loo mo- d..m.,-,Is vi,I
.4t run and fair h.urnrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up

l'stant relief no waiting Your
clogged norttI's ,pen right Up; the
air passage of .our head clear and
you can hreIf.. freely. 40 more
hawkinr, suuffI.Hs. blowing, head
ache, dryuos- So STRUGGLING tpr
breath at uifhi. u cold on catarrh
disappears.
Get e small bottle ~ Elys Cream
Rain from your CrugEist nov Apply
little Of this fragrant, aniiscptir
healing cream iu ycur nostrils II pen
ctrhtes through every air passage of
the head, suuthss the inflamrd or
swollen mucou membrane and relief
comes instantly
It's Just fine Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
THREE NEW MEXICAN
SOLDIERS MENTIONED
IN CASUALTY LISTS

Tho following casualties ar, report
sd hy the commanding general 81 the
american cNpeditlunary forces:
Killed iu action. ~. missing in ac-
ton, 90, wount "a severely. i>i, dicd
~ disease. 90. died oi accident and
other causes, 4 died ~ wuunds .a.
touudod slightly. ~. wounded. dcgr.o
undetermined $780, Total iei.
Killed In Notion.
Iicuts. Frank NJ. Moore Houston.
irN, Ralph ". Tiupet Appleton. wa.
SerEts thas M DAVIS. Cincinnati.
o., Jacob i Gorguschil!tz. 81. Paul.
Nluu., Ey"ryitr NcAiuuuH. Aur,lia.
a. John Mpr.c r. Thompaouyillc. g..
Corps. ratrick j. polau. Wr.t lynn,
Mass Wan g. HumiIl C@rowdor.
Okla Geo "a. Htld!ugpr. Garrison.
Ia. Perry L. Marshall, Elairayihr Pa.
wallace j. h,AdaIua, MobcIlN. Mo-;
b.mitrior a. Suati,opuios, Council
luf,s. lu.l
ryts ERNEST d. Anderson. KINGS
vile, Ten 'armlu" Nplc,ila, Sew
D ufk, IHWH# a. Aurctiue. NcWlurN.
port, Macs Sick Bor2u.hicllo. NcW-
ark, n D. IuS"ph Hrtssca, Heating.
Colo. claude f.. element kansas civ
Kan l,ubt T.. 'tumuler. Audausla.
Ala. Joseph j. DUTIES. cleveland. o..
Edward r bUmlyr. bernard. o.. Noah
lnhulH, san Antonio. TeN.. Rafael Ga
Oh htcr NtN 1urb, Truman r.. Hacker
G~puVrrutur, y y IIAuk kcnurth
linld, Pittsburgh. ra sam g. john
son sweden John ~ i,ru. Glencoe.
MINI EdW klll,p buckley. Mich.
Wllilc King. Eo .uf,i. Ala. Anton
hlcmictc1. Russia pcr E. LiudFrcu
Ashcllu MINI. Benz. t.,Fatto. Orange
lurg, y, Y. Fred Mathis. Nredmoro
900 g., Ed MgyvlId. uulNllc. Ties
Joseph M,'iiuu. Duklnur pu. Arthur
~. McMcclHu. \rw YurIl. John o.
Mcmillan Sew iurh. oscar n. No
Ncirh, Bremen D Joseph Mil>'uts
Ir, New Nurt Ernest Miilor Lincoln.
y. w. Raymond o Morris, IhliuuDI
phiu, lru 49, Mulin. Somoryiuc
Tex Daniel Murphy. Hyde Iark.
Mass WIN Francis o'ilara, Burllug
ton. y j. Eric olson, William
Wash, James T.. Patterson N,W
York.
Died Of Wounds.
lyts Sedor T.. Bayko. Sew York
John iaul Tcaick. Detroit. Mich
ierut \ Tosncs. Clenrbruok, Mimi
tDhu Cannon. cleveland, %, Schuyler
Gray, Cadi6, Ky; Arnold Hodge, Pied.
mont Mo Harry Ly"thcy, Somerset.
ga Bryant price. Mckenzie. Ala
Chester a. Ransom, Porryshurg. a.
S,ariuci Rinaldo. Italy. james T.
Russ cleveland, O., Herman N. SDha.
kuW Detroit Mich stanley Walker
Decatur. Ala; Claud s. Wood Brook
Nillc. co. John Naiak. Philadelphia
q hiip Nastt. hropklyn ~ y Dheste,
/ NorriH, Carnegie PA Luua .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-15
Berlin and Madrid
Agree on Question
OF Interned Ships

Madrid. p.r A Monday Tho
government u" a long meeting q.
The cabinet .. today gave out 90
note stating fN tftcr prolonged auo
friendly u,ru.. pns between Berlin
and Madrid. e. many had accorded
Spain the 60, .. OF several of tho
German ships termed in Spanish
ports. Tho g Is named arc tho
Eriptua, Iut. Oldcnburg, klio.
Maulde TrluI,| and Rudolph, with
q total touuun. Df 2l,G00