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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
RoUsING SERVICE.

Another rcusing ~ERworth League
service is expected Sunday evening
at $50 O'Clock at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, South The song
service by the large chorus will com
mence at $50 The religious service
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
LOOKS FOR HONEST THIEF.
(By international News service.)

by international News Service.)
Hardin, ILL.,, March On the the
DRY that not all thieves are dishon,
est, G H. Lamar. editor OF paper
here, has advertised he will leave the
back door of his office open at night
so that the person who stole Lamar's
laprobe and horse blanket can return
them.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
AWARD FOR BRAVERY
10y international News Service,

Wy IHtcrHdttonaI NEWS SerVIceJ
Denver, Col, March 9.-The Croix
de Guerre. French decorations for
bravery on the battlefield. has been
awarded to A. T. strechlike, Jr., Of
Denver according TO word received
by his parents. He was decorated for
carrying wounded companion from
the field under heavy German fire.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
WOULD STOP HUN TRADE.
(By international Newe Service

Dubois. Pa, March 9.The Cham
Der OF Commerce here has gone on
record against trade relations be-
tween the United States and Ger
many after the war unless the latter
country becomes democracy.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
CARD or THANKS.

We wish in this manner to thank
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and death Of our mother, Mrs
Janet G. Seckman
fRv her rhildran us
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

mas johnson Of Middleway
IN. va. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
Lewis NJ. Light. on North Queen
street. Nj Johnson is brother Of
Mrs, Light
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Monday Mach II, will positively be
the last day for receiving discount
on your February gas bill, Positively
no discount will be allSwed after
that date.
LEON H WARE. Receiver,
Martinshrrg Gas CcnHAny
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

The scalp is clean and free from
dandruff. The hair looks strong
and healthy and does not fall
out There is vigor and snap
where before the hair was
dead, dull and brittle. The Itch
ing which is 80 annoying stops
and you enjoy a feeling Of cool
ness and cleanliness hitherto
unknown
Any dealer will sell you
Newbr.'s Herpicide either in
so cent or 81 o. size. 1t is
guaranteed by The Herpicide
Go. The first application win
convince you that Newhro's
Herpicide is the very thing for
the hair. Its odor is delightful.
Applications may be obtained
at the better barber shops and
hair dressing parlora
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Mrs, Charles Dick, Mrs. George
Braithwaite and Miss Glenda Hut
ton. Of Gerrardstown. were in town
today shopping.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

This is to say that my daughter
Beulah. having left my home without
cause, will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her, or for
goods purchased by her and charged
TO me- The public will please take
notice 1
q r CUSTER
2 % 1twk 5wlss ID Sat
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
RED CROSS WORKERS.

The gauze has arrived All work
ems are cordially requested TO come
to local wofkroam and do their bit "
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09
MOUSE ATE CITIZEN PAPERS.
cay International News Service.

(By International News Service.)
Springfield, ILL.,. March John Da-
MIS-. a Springfield coal miner has his
second set of naturalization papers.
They were issued after he proved
the FIRST ones were eaten up by a
mouse
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Mrs. Hamilton Butts, of Brunswick
who visited Mrs Adolph zeigler, Of
East King street, has returned home.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Frank Sherrard. Ct Camp Meade,
IS visiting his parents, NJ. and Mrs.
Albert Sherrard at Inwood
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Supt J. NJ McClave, of the North
Mountain Brick plant was at Hotel
Berkeley Friday night
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

Miss Ella Aikens, Of Bedington
ives g rbpcs in town today
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-09

ltwk 5wlcs ID Sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
MAYOR, COUNCIL,
TRACTION HEADS
IN CONFERENCE

Mayor Ole Hanson. with five rep
rcsentntivc counciimcn. Corporation
Counsel Caldwell and Utilities super
intendcnt Murphine. Tuesday morn
ing conferred with heads Of Seattle's
two street railway systems In a pre-
iimlnary effort 60 place all Scattie'r
street car linea on q remuncrativc
basis.
The specific purpose OF the meet
ing Is 20 begin proceedings whereby
revenues 60 combat Increased opera
ton and maintenance costs ran he
secured. while there IL a possibility
Of a scent fare being considered. II
In not believed that this method will
be used unless all others are found TO
be inadequate.
one Of the measures that will prob
ably be adopted. will be- IN intercon.
neetion OF power and light between
the city and traction companies. \
second suggestion Ia Joint use OF
street a tracks. An exchange Of
idie equipment IL planned. also uni
versal transfers.
II is the expressed desire OF Mayor
Hanson. speaking In behalf OF the
city lines. to bring about better
street car service In Seattle by friend.
~ relations between all the street
nj lines. private and municipal.
The city II always willing TO do tho
right thing" Mayor Hanson stated,
Tuesday. Mayor Hanson stated
that the city lines are on a paying
basis. despite the high wage scale In
effect. which will probably soon be
Increased TO s2is cents an hour on
recommendation from the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
NAVAL TRAINING BOYS
ISSUE SNAPPY WEEKLY

Out AT the naval training station
at the University grounds. The
Sub Chaser a bright. snappy peri.
odical Ia issued weekly by the en-.
bryo sailors.
The paper contains news OF the
camp and Its many activities. Fred
~. Henry. the editor. and Arthur
Anderson. the artist. were formerly
member. Of The starr staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
BROWN SCORES
POLICE IN VICE
CASE ARRESTS

Demanding the enactment of an
ordnance which win afford citizens
Of Seattle security In their homes. In
dividuai rights and justice accorded
by law" pr. Edwin J. Brown Monday
flied a communication with the city
council. charging the police with
gross Irregularities in connection
with the quarantine against social
diseases.
Among the startling allegations
contained In Dr. Browns communion
ton were that "a drunken plain
clothes nan and a drunken stool
pigeon entered the home OF Mrs
Gus Olsen. 3is Pine st. inHulted two
respectable married women. and
when ordered 10 leave the premises
arrested all the Occupants OF the
house. that Mrs. Olson was held for
the laboratory test. and that the pur'
pose OF her being guaranteed was TO
make IAN investigation OF this out.
rags impossible"
other serious charges were made
by Dr. Brown.
The charges were referred 10 the
committee on public safety.
a great many people misunder.
stand the object OF the quarantine"
said Mayor Hanson las, night. "Sus.
poets are only interncd when, after
an examination. they are found 10 be
diseased. They have the right TO
appeal 20 the sinte board of health.
| understand in all appeals that have
been taken. he stat. boards report
has agreed with the city health de.
partment.
The quarantine has done n great
deal toward cleaning up our city. No,
only VIII tho city bc kept clean. but
we have planned to further extend
tho vice disease campaign"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
Plain Talks to the Public
No. I
HOW A sCOFFER BECAME OUR
BEST WORKER

HOW A sCOFFER BECAME OUR
BEST WORKER
MR.. III. ~. CETCHELL. whose
portrait Is here presented. came {
work for me as n barber and upcd
the LAPEER HAIR REMEDY and
SCALP TREATMENT on the heads
Of my customers daily. although he
was accustomed to scoff ne tho trcat
mcnL and even going 70 far as to
say that nothing would cure dan.
druff. as he. as a good barber. had
tried for years without any results
lie was getting bald.
Knowing that he laughed my treat.
ment to corn. although applying u.
| said 10 him one day. III I do not
cure you Of dandruff with THREE ap-
plicstions OF the LAPEER HAIR
REMEDY and leave you with a
scalp as fresh and clean ~ a baby. I
will give you my place Of business.
tworth then $4,000. but worth much
more now and the finest suit OF
clothes In Seattle" Mr.. Getcheli was
somewhat staggered Mt this offer. as
he saw I really meant II. and said.
II will tell you what III do-my wife
has tho worst cas- Of dandruff and
dried.up spots on her scalp I ever
saw. I will use your REMEDY on
her faithfully a. you direct. and. II 4,
will cure her. ! viii II 10
the world and boost II all / know
how" lie applied II to her scalp and
abe was completely cured In about
one month. This result 70 affected
Mr.. Getchell that. from a scoffcr, he
has become my most efficient work.
cr as an agent and salesman.
Now, Here IL Mr.. Cctcheli's pic
ture. You can verify everything
here stated by calling or him Dr.
writing to him. He is right here IN
seattle IN the Job.
One ycar's treatment for what you
would pay a doctor for o0c visit
THE LAPEER HAIR REMEDY
AND SCALP TREATMENT
1900 California Ave-. Wmt Seattle
Sold at Barteli's. Owl and swift'r
Drug Stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-20
Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hairy Crowths

Here In a method for removing
hair or fuzz that liz unfailing and is
quito inexpensive: Mix a thick paste
with some powdered delatone and
water and spread on hairy surface.
After 2 or 3 minutes. rub II off.
wash the skin ana every trace OF
hair has vanished. No harm or in.
convenience results from this treat.
ment, but be careful to get genuine
Observation-Disclosures
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Gnslano uermirft grObibitiOm. 8or


9ur5em lit in England cine uber
0as game Hauo ausge0ebnte
llnterilf)ung iiber Die OoaltdnoIge
9tnItelung Der Grjeugung uno Oes
Nertrlebes Don @Ier pcrnnitaltet nor.
oen. ,5br grgebniB mar. ooB pom
alien Seiten u~rbeoingt 0araui beItan-
oeu Duroc. 0dB oas Bier bei3ubebdl.
ten III. Nus Der s5llae Der ~abgegebe'
uen 8utad)ten iii zines Defenders itari
mo mirfinm abgeiaBt. Is iugt:
nQie itarfe Sppoiitiou gegen Die Gin
ifrdnfung ootr Abidlaffung ocs
Niere3 If gera0c5u eritaunIid). Sic
foumt felne3meg9 allein bon ocnen,
ole an Den @enuB bon @ier %getp0hnt
limo, iJnotru uon ioIfen, oie ibr gan,
5c9 %ebcn lang uoatonlmene %oteeto.
toler9" maren mo bod oaoon itber
9cugt lin0, ouB Bier %3uminoeit rur
oieicniQen, mclfe gctpiiie 0eid)Gi-
tiglngen alIailben, cine 9totbDenolg
felt lit. Die gauge 6ragc lit cine
ioldjc. Ole sic Nenifan fitr iif ielbit
entit,ei6en milIierl. Gs muf ub'r
oncrtannt merocu, ooB @ier mebr ais
Elm @ctronf lit. Cine eutideiocn
GIT molen. Oh e5 Elm Nabrrnq5mittel
lit muB allerfomt meroen. 6af IS eine
|ebcnaqepohuhcit, cine gci,aI9c PIN.
gclUohnheit lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
&iclc 3citnnacn iin0 in Den &crci.

Ali:;n Stoa.et ',It ocnl Giutrl;t Der
lelbcn IN 0en &rieQ cingegongeu.
lie Npcrld)e EuuOucru=NQcttt gib
,ett pitlcn Nrbren cine Cite Der 10
lnlcrcm &nn)e mo in Guuaoa II
Idjeincn0cn 3 ruIqcn mo 3eitidr'i
ten hcrulr2. Vie nlall mittbellt, miro
ro5 N~0rcBbud ill 1913. 0as lid IT.,
ter Der Yrclle beiln0ct. cinCn NcrIllt
non 1900 perjooiid crihciuenrcr
Grudjd)rlftcn uodmclien. Nus ~
3ahl 0lcicr clngcgnuqencn Yro0ustt
Der Ihmor3cn &llit crldlIcncn 81 al
S0gcbldttcr, 800 ol@ N&odlenbI0tte'
go bolbm6dlentlId) uuo 9 mouotllCl
Ger b%cionocr@ aroBe NcrIuIt an
Mohcnbldtteru crtl0rt lid 0oourdl
oo6 an pleIen 0rten 3lpeI oocr orel
Ocrid,nrolicn mur0cn, ga ojc Ncrolt5
acbcr Ole 1eiteigcrtcu l%llltoltcu ulft
nlchr cridmm0cn toultcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12

Our Country, Right or Wrong ;
IF Right To Be Kept Right.
Ii Wrong To Be Set Right,
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Ser Seutidamerifaniid)c NatiO.

%nalbuno, Der iidY ioe6en auigeloit bat,
hot $4,000, Die lid i'll ieincr aoIle
bciuuOeu hoben, Dem Rotben
arcu5 ilberpicien. Gin ildcrIld'
glte9 Mcrf, Ol2 Qeclqnct III. Dem
: u. NatiouoIbuno, trob olIcr III
lester Belt qcacn i'm Qerittctcn Nm.
Qriiic, elm Qljtc2 NnOcnfen ST. berpoh.
rcu.
r$u oblQcr Smllmc limo nllh Die
$50 Wcitr0Qe clnbcari'icn, hc}nhltuou
cln}clucn MiitQlIcocru mo ocren 9(a
men aui ciuer qcplanten Nronte
5Qfcl pcremlut Dcrocn "lolltCn
PITS iulbc Wtitqlit0cr hattcn lid) oltt,
IN "a Groiic cine An5ohl c0elgc'irn-
fer Nijrucr ciurcibcn laiien. ano Ole
ieIbcu mcroen iidl ireltcn GIT pcrnch
mcIr. oof oltdl 10 ibrc 2%&aitrGQc III
M0n0tu oc4 HOthen &rcuBt2
Cincm Qlltcu ,3mCte 0jCieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
7ie louooicr mollcn in 3nfnmft

uui ole G0elstitrI mo uhnlldul
Rrim@from uerjihten. Sir @illiom
2ourier rrfIart iih iogor bcrclt.
falls oie ouocrcn 3u Rjttcrn 8eId)lo
gcneu @crridoiten ocm &eiipicl GoI
qe Iciiteu MOLTEN, Iciucu Noelsbrjcr
anu n1icntlitent N}urftplot iI per
%-~...~'t ,~>',r s+r ese~,A,asz AS,SF'ei
0rraugirt meroen f0nntc, ohnc 0oi}
iih 6o0urd Die britiihe @rouc bclcI.
0iQt fiihlen milroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
.llnlcre aricec." iagt Der Scere-

far be2 Elmcru %nar, o'nlo olrd
Yi0fnrr pom iremocr @cbHrt
m,4Qciod)tcu mor0cn." Inn vItnn
ncr oon freutoer @eburt ll,1cn brllte
nicocr in GROCER Bail inn amerlronl
idpu Nel~t. nm Nht mo &'beu rllr
ihr Nocptlupatcrlau0 ein5uIcBcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
anf Mnnid Der N0ric iol( nit Scm

SFirmeu Nulgerdlmt mcrocn, olc
ieidltaI0ubiQm 2clten Sdmin0lIuf
ten fir gute2 @eIo auiIo0eu. Die
;3ohl Der Tirmeu. sic 5~ur}cit }mcifcl
hate ocid)dfte oieier Nrt betreitcn,
iou in Sic Nuuoertc QCbc,l.
Sic @cbnrtsbclfcr uuO 6ic Sotcn,
ordbcr Ser Belt bot Elm qciitrcidcr
Wfann ole &ournnliiten einnloI &c
nourt. $u micrcr Belt mieqcu Ole
Z otenqr0btr C1tihic0tn itbcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Sn 6hitueo ,uuroc uicOcr cine

NcDolperoomc, SroU G0ri5 Uiitn
brand, pou ser NutloQc oe$ Not
tenmor0c2 Ircigciprod)cn, uot,ocm
tic iid) ouI sic @%roltiomftit hires
ieliaen Ghepcmobl2 ou5qcreoet bat
te. 9obei lit nid,t 81 o~crQcIicn.
ho6 lie oie orei1uo3mousici-
observation-disclosures lit. Sic int 2ollI Ser
Iettcn oroi SATIRE in Goof Golntu,
tGhicoQol ohrr iooc Stroia bo'tr-
hunQSmeiic nit elmer Qcridtlihcn
RchtfertlQunQ j6rer Shat 0opoufom
Wiiiicu sort b0ic MGnncr bouIen,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12

Ger critic nmerifuniide Cffi5ier,
scr in Granfreld) geiaIen iii, bier
tyeiaG. Gner pom l~ullicnocn ocllt
idler NbItonnmug, bercit, ibrc
Irene nit Dem looc 81 beliegclu,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
9iedlt nnp 8eredDtiafcit iinO Die

@rumoIoQcu ieoca georonetcn Stuut3
lucitu@, Wcnultbcrrid)uit lit 0aa Go1.
MA Der AuQrdte {. &oBt lut2 Dem
9'urQfrieO2rl Den Trle0cu inter ltn3
tpabrcn. g3er ton oui lr9cno eilc
Mltir it0rt, lit Elm Nun0e@uerrutcr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Ser Cob Oes gunoeaiemotOrs StO.

81 SUu ot2 HHUt2ltHhtUbH Nv
he ut Elm id)mcrcr YerIuit iIr oas
Hnno. Miulam rSoel Stone mar cine
marfantc YerionIidteit, Elm gau5cl
Utunu, Elm auage5eihueter Barla
mcntnricr uno elm gmerlforer obne
t5ltrht mo (o0rl. 6llnfjebu Sabre
bat er Der bodliru 9cieBgcbenoen
aorpcrit,oit oe3 &aiiAea %anaebort,
ltto mas er III Oicicy Belt ols De
rattr ser ytation gcIclitct bat, miro
uld)t 10 bolo oergeiicn meroen. Stouc
mar Icmofrnt. nhcr or mlrroe por
ieinen rcpublifmnIid)en aoaegeu nlh.
meulgCr bod acid)0Gt ais Don leinc
1arteiQcnoiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Stimmen Der
Sernnnft!

Nl'Hhilll' 9teIO Dotter DG0e-
ming Wtdil" trcffer
ON NagcI alf Den AOpf; eIle osut-
lhe 3eItltlg III Anterita bralldlt ID
llen TEN gSort bin5u3uiiigCn:
~. .Qic lluuerltdnoigen mo
ole Sfrcier mollen Die 8robleme
elmer nod uld)t uouig oiltnIlirtcn
Ndttonallt0t aIIi cine Mcjie l0Ielt,
ott III cIncln frCicH Canoe uid)t all
gunglg 1T, 5Ie muheu 0Hl Nor-
ltla8, Die IN oeutid)cr Sprudlc err
lfcmenocH 3Cltmgen, otn Oottc9
olcnit in oeutid)cr Sprade. 0us
Ncutide in oeu Sdnllcu 5u inter
orliden mo Ole ulht natltraliiirtcn
Gcut1hen III uuierer Yfittc }u inter
nircn. Winu u~ntcr0rilfc ole in
oclltldcr 5pradlc critemcu0cn Ser
tllnJcn, mo mir I0idcu 0a2 intel
lr|ttuellc Goicin pom Nuiocrt
tulllcn0eu pom Neuten ans. 81 fon
men nldlta ut0crc2 Icirn pic oclltid)
o0cr mguriid o0er Die ouOer i
Sprudtn mo 1laleftc Der oiterrri=
d)llh ntlqarlld)cn ltn~tcrthunen, sic in
lulicr &ano gcfouncu iiu1. @'Slats
toHntc 10 mnu2iprehlidl Qroliunt
lin ula olticu %elltcu 0a5 eiltjiQe
gc0rrftc g&ort, oaa lie ucritebcn f0ll
llcl, lpeQ3unebmcu. 9tcbnlt lbucn
Ole rcliQtoie Nn0ndt i'll Der cinjIgcl
5prahe, Die lie Dcritcbclt, tort, mno
lhr ljttliher mo qeIItlgcr @aIt miro
ucr1dmtuoeu. Sit 0ao Sic rid)tIQe
Nrt, liz 3t ltngcf0hrlidcn Glnnob
ucrn SIT madden? Wiou lntcruirc
Ole ictu0Ildcn Nu9louncr in 0en Ser
cmlgtcu Stonten. uno ojc Nolgc miro
etne lofortIge Nbuohmc polt 10 bis
20 Fro}ant IN Der Yro0uttiou folder
pcientlid)cr >$nouItrien mic Stohl.
Fabrication, Tleiihiuouitric uno
Ncritclln1Q pom Tarnl-@ crfsc,tQcr
lcln. Mcnn ulcIe Solicn0c ioldlcr
NuaIdn0er, Die I7unilicnuGtcr lino.
t%ntcrnlrt milroeu, 10 milr0c nldt mn
tire prn0ltttiuc Nrbeit pcrloreu &c
bc1l, ionocru Tire uniduloiocn ia
mllin milrOcu scr Mobltb0tiqfeit 5ui
Nolt fallcn ooer ourben mllicn."
@d@ Die llntcrorlldung oes 3eit
Idetl iii ullleru SdltIen anbetrifft
10 benlerft ole y9ttfp 9tepubIic" icbr
ridltlg, oaB mir nidlt mentqer
ionoern mcbr llutcrridIt i'll mooer-
nen Sprndcn u0thiq bnbcn. Gen
llntcrrid)t in Der oe,itid)en Sprod)C
SIT mter0rlItcn. bcotlltct. ulicre
Gbcmitcr. NnHenieure ml0 Stuotntcll
Ser 4}e0l3ln Der NrmtniB Don sen
oclltldlcn Nortid,rittcu in Sen Vii
ltnidalten. Scr Ghenlic. ser Hhniit
ltno Ger Wfcoijin GIT beroltbcn. SoI
len mir GlldtiQfeit ull0 matericllcr
Nortidrltt utroonmul, neil sic
Gcutidlcn 0icic Gin0c il sen 9icuit
Der llnteroriidlng 81 ItcDcu fir gut
b~c1lln0cn buhcn2
l%tnlcrc NmcrifonjiirunQ fam
nid)t 0urh pI0Glld)r ru,0 repoltttio
mare MtoBreQcm jltr (atiodlc Qtn1adlt
mcrocn Sic miro errciht uto iitcr
"rrrtd't mcrosn Aurtl cine lonrInm
'ortihrclt2uot NoIjtif. Sic g iur ic
oct. Ser III Nmerifu nIimddlt. ,ur
NSotbmcn0Ilttlt rtodt. 0ic omerifaui
't' Snroh' uno Sen oucrifoniihcn
ciriit iu hciiRtu
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Nnf Der nonicn Mclt olbt 6 tcine

iidsrc Gopitul3uuIoac, ais Ole brittle
u6rlibcifa Nnlcihe" rcprGlHntirt Die
ReqlerunG Der ger. Stontcn 0oroh
tirt iir 0je Sid,rbcit Scr Nono2 mo
sabIt All Nro9ent idhrlidlc 3tltlcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
eOpalitat betbGtist man, iuOem man

~VT" ~FF~FFbF """"F t"VF"F wv"
ole Negterlng IN ieoer oentbaren
Meiie untcrituet uno nidJt, moem
nan ourf Hn3etteIung Don inueren
lturuben Vedngitigmg peruriaft
oOer AuB mo W~tIBtrauen inter ole
Nilrgeritoft lot. ytur Menid)en, Die
lid nIft ielbit nd)ten, nd)tcn gepobn-
lid aud niht Die iremoe Eeri0n
Iid,teit. Gle ihlieBcu eben aud III
0ieicm Ifallc pom lid aui anoerc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-04-12
Sie ;ablreidlsu Streifs in Der les.

ten 3elt Derfeu Elm eigentlimIIdlea
Hiht uuf u omper5- limo aui
0en Merth ieiner BeriprcfunQcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-05
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS"FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give il when feverish, cross, bill
Gus, for bad breath or
sour stomach.

Look M tho tongue. Mother II coat
cd. q D. a sure Sign that your little
ones stomach. iivcr and bowels need
q gentle thorough %cleans'r" at once.
when peev;sh. cross. l~istless. pale,
doesn't sleep, DOESN'T cat or act nat
urally. cor rs fcv,rjsh. stomach sour,
breath bad, hsa stomnch-tchc sore
throat. dltrrhu.t iuil Of cold. sire u
tcsrpuoufuI OF california syrup ~
t.ss and iu a frr hours AN the foui.
cuustlpatcd waste uudigested food and
sour bile gently moves u VI its lt.
Gle bowels without rripinV. and you
have a wei. playful child again.
You uvcou't ,nHN sirf children Ca
take this h3irn'r fruit laNutIvc
they love IT, delicious taste, aud .t al
ways makes them feel splendid,
Ask Your drupE,st Tor a nottie of
California syrup OF rigs which has
directions for babies, children uf AN
ages and for rruNu-ups plainly ON IN"
bottle. beware of counterfeiis sold
here To be sur, @ get the genuine
ask 60 see that 20 b. made by call
fornia Fig syrup company Refuse
any other Kind with coutcuot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-05

Miss Tillio Ehri,l Doe. returned
from Trinidad. Colo where she at
tended the funeral of Ha riaudmoth-
s'.
guest Of her sister Nr. Herbert
Irown.
Or Frank II. u. Roberts ls spend
iug a few days In EII.H uu business.
Miss Mary Lowry wl leave this
week for Chicago TO .fG, up nursing
She enlisted IN the f..e.. drive for
student nurses.
Mrs. e. MgcBohcIf ha. DUu.o here
from Chicago to join N. husband at
FL porvcnii
\ party consisting Nr and Mrs
r.. X. Inrkiu. Mise. Margaret and
Catherine iarl,in. Al HI Nls. i. l..
Gamble. Miss Icrti.. 'IHhles Miss
Theinlu Stockluud lfHrL Wo-snct, an
Of this city. and Mr. H.I'', 81 Santa
Fc. have returned Uu" I two wcrkf.
hunting trip Ia the mountains on
W"ssu'r's .Hyon. TN,s report BE- fine
trip. bat failed 10 ger tly docr
y. 4. Hines mas gone To AIuuuucr-
que to residc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-05
HOUSEHOLD HINTS OF
THE HOOVER KITCHEN

Food experts tel Is that one OF tho
oason that spriul finds az with low
cred vitality iB hDDIuIC we have lack
cd during winter tho vitali2iug qunl-
ticH ot these pf,HH foods.
Let AS cmnh.HIzg again that -,
ron brings muay vild foods from nat
ural aourcoa. Don ucglest the BIRDS
and rabbits. the mushroom. the nut:
an that YOU garner from field and
forest adds 90 th' national food sup
ply, Stuffed Young Jack rabbit rs "a
dish that VIII appeal To- the most tas-
udluuh palate, there are many various
ways Of pvcpur.nr rabbit meat.
Use sweet dishes iu the meal which
viii make up Tor the restrictions ON
sugar, although 0ur sugar rniionr
layo been Increased. Tho iucl value
Of sugar viii be- more needed during
the winter. 'uuUied sweet potatut.
sVcctcn'd with either molass,s co..
maple s'rup. apples stowed ia a,,,i
cider and served whole with roast.
nro delicious, wholesome and s1tisf, b.
Ing.