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Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
paan3t nnO eft mrbr Rris.

0ei rns in Den Hereinafter
Stoaten fuei6 man ou~id)eiuenO nid)t,
6oB es ouber Sleiih nod Elm YrO.
buff qibt, oos 10 pieIen Solfern oIs
Souptnobrung gilt, n1mlid oen
Ncis. Gs miiroe MIR 81 unierem
gsuben Iein, fpenn mir oiel mebr bon
oieler oeIunoen 0obrung 5u uns
nebmen niiroen. SIN Nobrungsmit.
teIproaromm oes 9unoes. Son0luirt.
Ifoftamtes fir 0os Sobr 1918 be.
fin0et lid aud Die Wiabnurg an Die
Sormer, mcbr Geis 81 pflonSen,
un0 an ole 9eoolferung, mebr 8eis
FL ellen. @G6reno in Den 8creinig.
ten Stooten pro &opf Der @epoIfe.
r1ina nrr Ieds Bfuno Neis iGbrIid
per3ebrt neroen, brollden S6neoen
un6 0ornegen ie neun Bfuuo, eng.
Iono 81, 6ranfrei1 81, 9eutidlonO
SO nno StoIien iiber 100 Bfuno.
Sn Sopon uno China biloet Heis
0as Sauptnobrungsmittel. 0ie Got
Iode, ooB in onOeren 2Gn0ern 10
nieI Neis ber5ebrt miro, lit liderIid
elm 9erpeis fir feline N1brfrait, unO
cine @nolpie oeslelben beitdtiet 0ieie
@nnobme i'm ponIten MoBe. Gin
8funO Sfeis entbGlt 10 oiele NGbr.
Itoffe ipie elm 8funo 8ei8en. 8ii.
IenIhoftli6e ltnterIu6un9en bnben
ergeben, Dab 100 Hfuno gereinigter
Geis ST. Yfuno N6brItoffe entboI'
ten, bon oenen odt RfunO Brotein
Iino, 0.3 gfunO Set, 10 8funO
&oblenbp0rote uno 0.4 8funo Aife.
Sunoert &funo @ei5en ooee.
gen ent6oIten ST. 8funo N6br.
Itoffe, bon oenen 1913 Ifuno &ro.
tein iin6, IL BfunO Set, 74.8
YfunO &obIenbporate un0, 0.4
9funo glide. Ser @elomtgeboIt an
NGbrItoffen lit olio i'm Neis nod
ettuas GROCER ais I'M 8ei5en.
Sm Orient miro HeiS nidt our
Bro0uftion bon 9rot benubt, ober
bel uns i'm 2anoe baben 6odIeute
ausge5eifnetes 9rot bergeiteat, in.
Dem lie % &ro5ent 8ei8en ourd)
&eis eriebten 3wiTben poIiertem
uno unpoIiertem &eis beltebt mn
wenig llnteri6ieo, mas ieinen @dbr.
mert onbetrifft, bod lit brauner
geis in ser 8e5iebuno empfebIens-
perter, ou er ale NGbritofie un9e.
i6m1lert beibebalten bat.
Geis fam in i6madbafter @eiie
5ugeridtet ruer0en, inoem man i'm
in SoI5poIier abfodt uno mie 9ur.
toffeln 5u Sleiih unO Slid ierOiert.
Sang ooer teiltueiie gefodter Heis
fam nit Sale, 8iir5fIeiid, @eflii.
gel, @iern, Slid uiD. 5uIammenge-
fodt uno ieroiert merOen. glu6 als
3utoten 81 Suppen un0 Saucen lit
er iebr i9modbaft. Gls Sriibitiid,
nit Butter ullO YfiId, miro CT be-
ionoers empfoblen. GaIter, abgefod-
ter GeiS eignet ii6 gut CUR Seritel-
lung BON Yfannfuden, 9uOoing uno
sum Siiaeu bon SIeii9, Slid un0
@efliigel.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
Sci5en DER Snatfnollcn uerbinScrt
NartDffclldlurf.

Soatfartofieln cine Stmoe lang
III elmer 9oiung pom bier lln5en
Gorroiioe Sublimate in 30 @allo.
men @aiier bei5cn, entiernt Gbi5oc.
tonia mo gemcnnen Sdorf, luenl
oorbanOen, beridtet bic glter6au.
Experiment. Station pou Ohio. Sic
Soiung mnB mad ~oreimoIiger Ser
m%en0ung erncut merOen. @enn lulr
Sdori uorbonOcn it, fam and cine
2oiumg BON einem 9int 6ormoI.
oebpoe in 30 @aloncu @ailer be.
mist Wer0en, mclhc aui mbeItimmt
Iange 9eit gebraldt mcroen fam.
sod miiiieu Die &artoiicln muOert.
balb Stunocn 0oril mcihen.
Sic &artoiicln miiiirn lnnge Dor
Der NltSiaot be6an0clt uno gum
Srodnen o~llSgcbreitct peroen. DC
iclbe Soiun9 iolte 5ur TeSnfi5ie.
liulg bon SGden. 9attenfiiteu uno
0crGtcn 5ilr 0anobcbuug ser Soar-
tnollcn benlItt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
Griatitrcn.

Ole &nappbeit an GauDfutter,
idrei6t Die 9euti1e Soges5eitung,
muB iiberaa, audi bort, no ioldeS
5ur8eit nod rei6Ii6er our gerfii.
gung Itebt, oo5u fibren, iGmtlides
Stro6 gu periiittern uno our Gin
Itrelt nur Griobltreu (Iort Sdge.
mebl, 2oub, &annmenaOeln, Sannen.
reiiig, @inlter, Sarnfraut uim.) 81
berperten. Ser b%eIieren i%pariomeren
@usnueung we9en lit oaS geiQmte
9laubfutter in oebddieitem 3uitanoe
81 perobreiden. SIN &beingou bat
man nit beltem GrfoI9e BON Icidt
ber5ultclenocn Sol5pritiden ols Gr-
Iab fir Streu @ebrau6 gcmodt. Sn
S6wcincltdGen Oienen SoI5pritihen
idon langlt ais grias fir ginitreu.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
lrbrrr Ots aanObaus.
Eas Oas Seer Der GOnniB assuteu In
Mmrrifu be.eutei.

AAtNAAN tt@N"ANA*
Sn Ser 10 beib cric6nien 9ermeb.
riing DER Robrrmgsproouttion in
amerifa IpieIen Die lnnopirtiboit.
Ii6en .Gountp.9tgentcn cine oft
iebr mi6tiee Goae, un0 nidt Der.
gcbIid bat man ooS Seer oieier
@genten nod beoeutenO uergroBert,
in 0en n0roli6en unO meltIi6en
Stooten ollein Don 500 oui 1900.
Sbre SGtigfeit IaBt iid fur5 oobin
5uiammcnfaiieu, Dob iie 6u9leiA
2ebrer rnO Mebrer oes 9onoboues
lino.
Gin FOLDER County . agent miro
bonn Iderbouomt Der 9unoesregie.
rllng ernonnt uno tells BON leeterer,
tells bon Der Gin5elitoots. Negierung
be5oblt. @r mirtt aud nit Der ltoat-
Iiden Gderbnu.S ohi6uIe 5ulommen,
Inn Den Sormern before Metbooen
oes 3iebens ibrer @r5eugnilie iomie
ibrer gel6ditliden 8erpertung bel.
5ubringen. Gud Ieitet er b1uiig ole
@ef1mpiiing BON 2onopIogen uno
lit iiberboupt 10 cine gtrt perionifi.
5~ierter 8oriebung fir oen 2ono.
manu-. Sn Der &egeI lit er lelber elm
Sormer ooer oo6 elm Gr.6nrmer
nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GusbiIoung in
einem 9anopirtihofts 9oIeg. @r
bereinigt Sbeorie uno BroriS 10 gut
iuie MIR mogIid; un0 es leilten ibm
ouf oieI Sormer-8 erb0noe uno Gin.
"5elperIonen oft Yeiltono.
IrbeitsfrGfte, Somen uno Der oe.
eignetlte 0iinger Deroen b6ufig bon
oieien Gountp-I 9enten 0eIiefert. 60.
bolo Ole Yarole ousgegeben muroe:
r0ie Nobrungs. Broouftion peraro-
BERN, brodten Die Igenten i'm gan.
sen $4,000 NrbeitSleure ouf Sarmen
inter. Als ole Nobrungs.8 erpoltuno
mebr 8ei5en O~erlungte, wor es
I6per, Sommermei5en eenug 81 fin.
Den. GountD.I oenten i'm NoroDe.
item iuften oos 9au5e 2ono Oornab
ob, un0 es gelong ibnen inmerbin,
ole 9eoiirfniiie bon mebr als 1000
Sonnen 81 0eden, moourb Die 8ei-
5ener5ellgung Der betreifenoen Sc.
9eno i'm Sabre 1917 I'M etluo A
Miaionen 9uibelS 9eiteigert Wur0e.
Sod groBeres leiiteten Die agen-
ten in Der 8erlorgung 0 Sarmern
NIT Somenmois, on mel6em geroOe
in ben groBen WoiSItaoten oeS mitt.
Ieren @eItens cine beoenflide
9nnppbeit berri6te. Maisiamen aus
Dem Siioen fonnte nidyt gut benubt
mer0en, oa er BON elmer @nttlng it,
mel6e i'm 0orocn 5u lange gum
Neiien brou6t. Die County, agenten
bereiIten ben bolben Sentiment, -
uno troy o1er Sduierigfeiten ldll.
fen iie in ben @egenoen, no Die
&nappbeit anl grOBten mar, poafom.
meme 4bbiIfe. 6ait 10000 6armer
muroen nit Somenmais perlebelL
uno in 400 Counties muroen FOLDER.
art nobe5u s Miaionen 8ulbeIs
WoiS mebr %er5iclt, ols a%nOernfuus
er5ielt poroen mare!
Sn onoeren @egenOen, 3. g. in
Nem Merico, muroe Die @obnen.
@rnte ourd quite COMMENSURATE 10
bcoeutetio Oerbellert unO p%er9r0Bert,
OaB eini9e Counties our6 ibre Sob.
men beriibmt wurOen, aus uielen on.
oeren Staten groBe Samen-Yeltel.
llingen erbieltcn uno ibren Yrofit
erfledlid ltei9erteu.
Mon f0nute nod cine Men0e iol.
der 8eiipiele poriiibren. un0 oo6
lit, mie ma gIoubt, Oas alles nidt
piel mebr ais elm Aniong, uno
miro Der Gountp.Agent in nGdlter
3utunft nod INNER groBarti9cres
leilten fonnen!
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
Sor6iuaren tenrer.

0a bic Ginfubr biliger &or6paz
rem fat gang aufge60rt bat, Der Smls
port aus Sapan, Der an STEELE oes
Supports aus 9eutI4lanb getreten
mar, burd bas Steigen Der Sra@tz
roten BON So auf $50 per Sonne unz
profitabel geporOen lit, lit amerifa
in OieIem Artitel auf bic 9eimif9e
proouttion angenieien. l1nb oa Orr
beitstrdfte bier5ulanbe ebenIo rar ges
poroen iinO, pte eos Materinl, foIten
Die &prbparen um 100 bis 200 proz
aent mebr. als frii9er.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19
gluf Der Snd)c nndJ SflOn5cn-
ScMdJcn,

lin lotale Musbrii9e Don &rQnt.
beiten an Gemiilen uno Jrii9ten gu
entbeden, bic. penn ibnen FREEZER Gauf
9eIaiien piro. groBen S9ooen pers
uria9en. beri6ten Die &ebensmittelz
inipettoren bes 8unoes= ~2lderbauDes
partements uber Seu4en. Die Ie auf
Dem SranspOrt BON 8emiilen uno
6rii9ten in 70 fiibrenOen Wartts
3entren Der Ser. Stooten geiunoen
ba6en. Gini9e Dieier Snipettoren
iinb gelernte Pflan5ensYotbologen
bic Die Mn5ei4en gefdbrlider Seus
9en unD &eime entoeden tOnnen.
Wenn irgenDeine SenOung our9
iol9e SeuAen ernItli& beorObt lit,
inItruiert bos 0epurtement iufort
Ieinen OiItrittsagenten uno 9i6t ibm
Anwei1un9en our 8etdmpfung Der
Seuhe, UNI entpeDer bic Nerlulte gu
perminoern ooer bic Nusbreitun9 Der
&rantbeit gu %perbinoern. Nu9 perz
ben Die Nerlenber eriu6t, Die 8ers
f9idung Don 5ri4teH unO Gemiiien
eiu3ultellen, BON oenen man peiB,
oab lie unterpegs Deroerben peroen.
Die GntOsdung BON Seu4en Oieier
Dirt 1T in Der 9auptia4e cine Res
benbei9Gftigun9 fir Die Marttina
fpettoren oes Mderbaus Departments,
bic ben @erfenOern 3ertifitote iiber
ben 3uitanO Der 5rii4te, Semitic
unb anoerer prOoutte ausitellen, pie
bies our9 oos an 10. Au9uit 1917
oneenpmmene Observation-Disclosures
beItimmt DirD.
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19

Der SpOrtprOb. Gin
T9Oner, ~9elunoer Sport. ous Surs
men; I4uoe, oab CT 10 biIig it'll"
Washington Journal., 1918-07-19

SIN soologiden % u-
eum. 0tuOcnt 81: gu iGlub5lt,
Srerno Spun02"
Gtu0ent g.: nSieb bod nur:
&eptilien in Spirit'sl gd, mas
miilIen Die Siere fir eineu ieIigen
500 Qebo6! baben!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GREY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother Recipe 10
Darken and Beautify
Faded Hair,

That beautiful. even shade uf DARK,
glossy hair can only ne had by brew
ing 4 mixture OF sage Tea and sui
phur Your hair is our charm. II
makes or mars the face. When IL
fades. turns grny or streaked just an
application OF Two ~ Sage ana sui
Ihur enhances its appearance a hun
dredtold.
Don't bother 10 prepare the mix
turc, YOU can get this famous old
recipe improved ON the addition of
other Ingredients at a small cost all
ready FOR use n Is called Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur compound This can
always be depended upon - bring
back tho natural color and lustre ~
your hair
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and
sulphur Compound now because Il
durkeus so naturally ana evenly mat
nobody can tell It has been applied
You simply danpeu a sponge ~ soft
brush with IL and draw this through
the hair, taking o. small strand 40 a
time hv morning the gray hair has
disappeared. aud after another apuli-
cation II hecumrs beautifully dark and
appears glossy ana lusirous This
vtadN TO- use preparation - delight
tul tnllct requisite Tor those y 10 dc
sire dark hair ana a youthful appear
ance II h not Intended Tor the cure
%tuitEatinD uf pie, euilan uf diseafe,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
SEVERAL HUNDRED
PREDATORY ANIMAL
SCAL.PS ARE BURNED
u. s. Biological Officials Destroy
the Scalps Which Have Accumu.
lated During Past Few
Months.

Official destruction ~ hundreds 81
scHlps Of predatory ANIMALS which
have been captured In the state dur
ing the past few months was made
last night by officials ct the federal
biological survey, assisted 10y the
Chamber OF Commerce
The s,alps included animals taken
h' both state and federal hunters and
represented a part ut the last four
months work. THIS WORK wa for.
m"rly done entirely by the federal au-
thorttios, tut lately % sum ct none
was appropriated hy the state tor this
purpose n state men have hpcu
hard AZ work ON tho job.
of tho predatory animals sralps
which were burned last night. 31S COY
otc ami 90 bobcats were the truit Of
{, dcral hunters c%udeGvors while state
hunters were officially credited with
80 coyote scalps and 20 bobcats
These hoN"N,r ben each case are only
"a part of the last our months catch
Some wonderful specimens have
been obtained hN thc department for
educational uses. these include the
head and skull Preparations are be-
iuE made Tor shipping seven specimen
bear fifteen wolves. iu,Hdtug one
whole family. two adult animals and
eight pups. fifteen coyote and thirty
bobcats To the various state education.
al institutions
Specimens prepared for The federal
government educational work Include
sixteen wolves. eight mountain lions
lnd -four bears. The two lots form q
collection of the hucat moUntod speci-
mems that have ever been obtained Iu
the state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

without permits from the War Indus
tries hoard. as recently outlined hN D.
Repairs Of oi extensions 90. existing
buildings involving tu tn" aggregate y
Dvst 90 exceeding t2.tur. ANA new
obstruction for farm puI poses only
involving in the aggregate a cost not
exceeding 81 600
IJdri ptrru Has arrived safely over
.'tr t%vcordiag To- q message received
hy h.s relatives here Yesterday
Dr Evelyn Fri.bie, who hus been
taking u post graduate course lu sur
gerry at Chicago. has returned Co THIS
DItv.
Miss Mary Rhodes left last uight fur
luid. okla where she has accepted e
position Iu "a bank Niiss Rhodes has
boon visiting her parents in the city
Tor the past Few weeks
Euhou Perry returned yesterday
from california whore he was called
recently Do, the illness ut hit son. lihr.
Dli. a stuDout at Leland stanford uni.
Nyrsitv Mrs Perry unN Miss Evaugc-
line rrriy are sttll iu California Ac.
,uriiuE to Information received here
litp this afternoon the sons condition
BIS much 3prov"d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Arrest Follows
News Story of
A Jail Break

ri paso. TeN.. oct %. The arrest
of Frank rErlanc. wanted IN councc.
ton with q Jail break In Chicago last
September, was the result of an illus
tratcd story Of the Jail break printed
IN u local paper here. \ few days
before the article appeared MCErlane
was detained her" ON "a charge of be-
ing q draft cvdder Tie showed the
department of justlcc officials his reg
istratiuu card made out at Joliet, Ill.
showing be was a"utumaucJliy exempt.
cd hrchise OF his record as 4 former
convict He was 'clcased and left here
Tor Hisbco travelling udc hts own
name when the story and picture OF
Moran. appeared ~ b local ucwspa-
per detectives were notified uud Nc
Erlaue was arrcotcd late yesterday
while working IN q Bisrcc mine 10
seph G. Moran. also wanted on "A SINH
lar charge was irirsted ~ Alamo
gurdu s. Nj Sr'groay and returned
t. Chicago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23

cuiunics should ho returned t. her. dc
clarcd A. J. lalfuur the British ful
eigu secretary, ~ a speech at the
luncheon Of the Australian ana Now
IcHlHud club to-day
Mr. Ralfuur said II was absolutely
essential that the communications of
the British empire should remain
safe. He asked 81 the German col.
onics were returned what sucur,t,
was there that their original possua-
sors would not use them as bases ton
piratiOal warfare.
The doctrine that the colonies
should not be returned Nj Bultput
claimed, was not selfish and imperial
istic. II was iu which the inter
csts of IA world were almost us much
concerned as the interests of IA, en-
piro itself II the empire was to re-
main united n was absolutely ucqus-
sdtN that communication between the
VARIOUS parts should not be at the
mercy OF an INSCRIPTIONS power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
City Merchant Is
Fined for Alleged
High Flour Prices

Charged with selling flour at 70
higher price than allowed by the
food administrator for Albuquerque
merchants. Jose Mcasuiia. proprietor
OF the r1ty Feed store. WIS fined So
by judge barnes at u hearing which
was given Mcssallu TINS afternoon bS
tho food administration.
Mcss.tla was given the option OF
paying thc rpc or having his license
evoked Tor a period OF ten days.
which amounts to closing his store
for that length Of time. judge barnes
has not yet been notified as 10 which
sentence Mcaalia viii choose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Auto Springs, all makes korbcr Co
rour-o Taxi Service. Phone 60

rour-o Taxi Service. Phone 60
Paw your dues TO the "2-bit' club
Professor Roscoe a. iiiil president
OF the spanish American Normal
school ~ W Hito. arrived iu the CITY
today ON his return trip from III l'tsu.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 'ioultuu ~
Ration are spending q few days 900 iu"
city
+ j Eichwald, merchant from Gu
1a, u.s. 10 Albuquerque on business
\ j. Sttycr OF ~ raso, arrived Iu
Albuquerque last night
Mrs. NJ " Hushmau " SILVER cts.
b. visiting friends here.
Mr and Mrs H. + shower ~ Mum
Gle. IND arrived ia the city last night
ana Will spend several days hero.
Honorable julius Kahn, congress
man from the san Francisco district
30 expected Co stop off i'm Albuquerque
tonight. curputc from Tulsa Okla, Co
California. Congressman k1hn is
one of the most popular Legislators ui
the west and has spent many wears at
Washington a- the representative OF
his district
The following building may be- done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Railroad Men Are
Allowed to Hold
Certain Offices

Washington. get Modification
Of the recent order furhidding railroad
employee cor officers from holding Of
fee or participating iu politics was
announced today lay Director General
McAdou go ~ 10 permit IN" men to-
luld municipal office, ana to 30 dele
safes, hut not c%hairiucn. OF political
conventions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Belgium Is to
Insist on Her
independence

WINhIuEtOn. OCI ~ EffOrIs "
German statesmen TO create the Inn
preston In neutral countries that Rel
gIum VIII revert To ~ former status
aa u "ucutriliz"d nation after the
war, drew from the Hcig.an informa-
ton service here today the statement
that belgium VII not cousi1Gt 4 re
turn to mat state 90 guaranteed ucu-
%tttlity which. violated hy Germany,
brought England and indirectly the
United states into the war, aui VIII be
satisfied only with complete iudcpcud-
lm.n-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
100 Cases of Flu
In Indian School
Near Tucson, Ariz.

TUCSON. NfiI-, oct - OUU NuU-
drcd and thirty cases of Spanish in
iluon2a were reported today from the
Indian school near Tucson an hut ten
persons at the institution having CON
tractod the disease. Eleven new eases
At the state university here were re-
ported for the preceding - hours aud
eight new cases m the city Ihc Red
Cross has called Tor volunteer ursrs
to attend the patients az the uuIyor-
sity. the majority ~ whom are mcui-
hers OF the students training corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Chicago TO Hear
GomperS Shortly

Chicago. oct 3d. Samuel Com.
PEERS message to the workers OF Am-
erica, as obtained hy him FROM the
workiuE men and women of allied
Europe. VIII hc delivered at a great
mass meeting November y. iu the aud
itortum thcatcr here. ~ was anuoun-
,cd today.
The members of the American mis-.
sion Co the iutct-tliird labor confer
'u"p and governors OF fifteen ,tates
are expected To- attend tho meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
GERMANS TO RALLY
AROUND FLAG WHEN
PEACE NOTE FAILS
SO Thinks Prince Max, at Any
Rate, According to Speech De
livered Before the Reichstag
Urges Posture Of Defense"



Copenhagen, oct 81 Peace con
ycrsations between Berlin and wash
iurtun have cached % .fiIril point.
according % Prince Macmillan. the
German imperial chanDrIior speaking
before the reichstag Yesterday. In
the course uf his addrcs- b., urged that
Gchato on the situation hc restricted
as much as possible.
To-day. therefore. ! nm going TO say
only this regarding tho International
situation" he continued The presl-
dents first answer to tho peace move
OF the German goVernmoHi has in All
countries brought the questions OF u
peace of Justice or a peace of Vio-
leucr to the highest point he con.
tinued. president wilson last note
did not make clear 20 lhr German
people how this publlr agitation will
end. Ills next answoi will perhaps
hiring definite certainty Juti1 then
we must in al our thoughts ana In
our actions rcparc for both eventual
ities-first that the enemy govern
m"nts are anxious for wtr. 800 which
case there H. NO choice Tor us but to
nut ourselves lu a posture OF defense
with all tho strength 90 our people
driven to the last extremity
Should this necessity arise. I have
no doubt hat the German govern
iANf'AAN III ~ va W. NN' ~ NlNh tf'f"
pie Will issue q call fuy national de-
Tense In the same Wa hat IL spoke
fot the German people when IL took
action for peace IT, who honestly
took a stand ON the basis ~ peace viii
also undertake the duty of not sub
hitting TO a peace OF violence wlthout
a fight. The government which would
act otherwise would be left 20 the
mercy OF the fighting and working
f.A.tI. . NNnttII la eUlatf apl4y l.N
public opinion.
There is also another possibility.
The German people must not be
hlindlN brought 20 the conference ia
Bile The German people today have
the right to ask, u peace is realized
on the basis of President Wilson'S
conditions. what they mean FOR our
future our 70 the prcsi-
dents question must Dee framed on the
German peoples understanding Of
that question what u now wants is
cirurucss.
My program OF october 9Th mn
hraCCd amnesty for persons under SEN
tcuco for political crimes, especially
those connected with labor troubles
street demonstrations, etc. Ear reach
ing amnesty Of this nature was pro-
posed hy tn" emperor aud mas now
bceu applied
MANY persons lId hccu set at libcr-
y Prince MnNiiniUon added, only win
strong misgiliugs on the part OF the
government but the conviction of the
necessity uf hcnot olonce and u trust
ful policy decided the matter
Tr,ncc Mdxim.i.an said hc would
rot dcaS that heavy opposition In G,?-
am must hc conquered neforo ia,
local league II nations could be real
./od, but be continued, whether the
ntNI fatN tltNH. HH. weeks shall call MS
e. firht on. or uuon the way to peace,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Railroad Builder
Dies in New York

New YORK. oct % Chester u
Stems. chairman 81 the Siems.Carev
Railway and Canal company and head
OF allied concerns which nave under
taken manv large railroad and canal
construction enterprises IA this aud
other countries. including china died
at his hoWe here today after u brief
illness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Five New Flu Cases
Are Reported Today

) Thlt the ftu Is still rampant
, Boz tho rIt, is evidenced hy the I
, ttU' that fNr new cases w"re
D reported officially ~ Cty PhSsi- I
, Dlau o. " clayton this after
noon
Although this Indicates that
. the '%Ia,tsr Is nttil spreading, h
. i~ the lvlsi number of cases yet
= reported 900 % day and The
y ftot MAT there were 40 deaths
y due from % tuiuN. ls cucuuraE.
y ing and is taken ht physicians
= as 1900 indication thtt the meth
. ODDS ct fighting the disease are
. proving successful
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Princeton Holds
Double Festival

Princeton, y. J. oct IS. Prince
ton university today celebrated = dou
holiday, combining the lt2nd an
uivorsdry of It's founding with a re
Ccptiun To the British educational mis-
SION now visiting the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Venizelos May
Visit America

New York. oct 29-premier Vent
1elos ~ Greece, has sent u cabiegram
tn the Hellenic Liberal association OF
this city that he may 500 visit Ameri-
IL was announced here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
MethodiStS Demand
German Surrender

New Work. oct, e3 President VII
son was urged To- accept only peace
based upon nditionai surrender
in a resolution adopted at.a meeting
here today " the national war couu-
oil Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-23
Huns Should Not
Receive Colonies
Back Says Balfour

Loudun oct 20. Via Montreal
IN au circumstanc" IS q consistent
with the safety. security and unity OF
the British cmp.rc tnat Germany