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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Electrified Fence
At City Plant in
Clovis Kills Man

Clovis. y. NJ, July 20-W T.
Margin. 80 years old. an emplo}e ct
the street sprin&ling department here
vas KILLED ~ the city power plant
when he triod 10 crawl under a wire
fence around the plant. The fence
was charged as e. protection to tho
light and water works.
Martin was heard go yell, ana work.
men la the plant, running out. found
him life less at tho fence Al cf-
fort. TO- revive him failed.
10 was stated at the plant That
the voltage Sent through e." wire was
not supposed to be strong "nough 10
Kin. and va designed 10 rcpei tres
passcrs through shock ana fright u
was surmised that Martin had q weak
heart Other city employees. II wnr
stated. had come in contact with the
fence uud hnd suffered only u %saluturv
reminder that it was alive
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He Found Too Many
Interesting Things
On the Same Stroll

Melrose, =. NJ, Jus 90 Little
Homer Austin \ wears old found "a
match Rtght after that hc found a
l.-guagc shotgun she'll tie went to
"a pasture ON the outskirts o. town,
empticd the powdor out OF the shell
and set IRE 20 n with the match.
Tho ropulting tldrc-up struck him in
the face. II was thought at first
that Homer was blinded hut after his
eyes were washed out al "a nearby
house he was able Ia see. rio was
burned about the face ana hands, bat
IL Is believed he viii recover shortly
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VI TIL, %g'\STINil.

The type of woman who composed
Isussia's fauuus Legion of Death ,S
being shown a. the Pas,ima thcater
for tn" last time today, where Thedi
barar rs p~ortraying the heroine ct
The Rose ot Blood This picture.
which shows the undcrplots leading
az a. tho gigantic revolution. has an
%cngrussing interest seldom seen in his
torical dramas.
Good crowds saw the play at each
performance yesterday big spccta
Gle which combines the name Of it,
noted star with "a story distinctly
worth seeing. Into the cvcutful l.fr 81
one heroine, the scenario writer has
been able to crowd a host Of incl
dents which, in their total. make up
"a story of powerful force.
Liszu Tupenka h "a girl OF the pco-
pie who attracts u prince 10 her feet.
ond murrios him. she carries with
her. into her high station, the hatred
she has always felt toward the ruling
class uf Der country She Is banded
with q group of r-cvoiutionists, and
She has promised to carry uut then
viii insofar ~ she ~ able.
The chief OF the secret police 81
first 10 come under the power Of her
eumity Then. one after another. sen,
crai high governmental officials. who
have exercised tyrannical powers over
The populacc. are Killed The great
moment comes when Liza Is COM
mdnded to assassinat" her own hus-
band. now prime minister.
WRveriug between her love for him
aud'her sense of the duty due her pcu-
pie. Lis1i finally let's tho right con
purr. She blows NJ the building which
houses her husband u the other
members Of his cabinet.
The two-recI keystone comedy
"rhe Snow Cure is Also being re-
pcated,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
VI TIII INIti,

Who Killed Woodruff clay be-
the puzlliug question that hauutS One
Co the very end of The life MASK.
Nine HotrpNa's third starring vehicle
tu hc shown tor the last time toda, az
the Lyric thruter Ns Anita. tortured
bride purchased hN hush money tu
her spcudthriit stepmuthor, Mime Pc
trova has complies and fnscinltur
role Th" story rouscS Speculation
MS To Just what expression strong 'uIu-
tons such as hatred gould find u
the actions of va given e. sleep walk
ing Anita husband, who has ruu-rd
iu her tho hittcrcSt hatred is found
dead iu beer The audience suspects
everyone else. IL b. 30 strong and
puzziing plot whose very pcrpleNiti"s
are its most entertaining factor
The management Is also %rcpcatins
the yumei, reel.
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VI TIII az

shirley Mason, Edisou's versatile
star. adapts herself readily to char
nc%teri1ations of an types, but IN The
Lady of the Photograph n Is cN-
%coptionally delighted with the oppor-
tunity 10 portray an American socict,
girl u Just happened mat In Miss
Masun's last four productions she had
Ia q poor raimrnt, aud of course
was Glad of the opportunity this pic
ture offered to display some of her
charming evening beautiful
scenes la this photudrama furnish nm
appropriate background FOR this de-
muro little star, who attracts interest
throughout the entire picture.
The "B' theater offers today onlS
'rhe Lady of the Photograph" Il
five-part fentare.
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State Tax Chief
Helps Fix Budget

srto4, .apysro.ursct 90 uu rreAlo
Santa DO. Jul, 30 g. James
director .. he New McNI.n ttN c"m
mission HHs returned Co.. thr capital
from GrHr county. whor. hr assisted
the ,uuu'# commissioner iu prcpar
th, budget of expenditure Tor the
rpuiul ..Ir he VIII remain here
about 10 u..<. when ho viii visit other
couur,s he western hiatt ut the
stat, uu .|. same business
Mr. IlHrs states thd' the three
uiuiup DISTRICTS of the Two Chino COP
pri ruupHH. camps ana Rurru noun
tain ,tIH. arc zach depending more
muu,s lar Eos schools now than
g. SiIy, .If,. iu each camp the an
uutl expenditure for schools below
the ma1 rhool grades b. around
X3G uN"
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Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church south.

Near high school Joshua e. Jones,
pastor.
Sermons by the pastor at II Il M
and 5 p. M.
Morning subject. Saying and
Doing
Eveninr subject. Hands orr"
Special music hy chorus hoir
sunday school at p.i5 a. M john
T. Major, superintendent
senior %t.pworth league at z y IA
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s
T. m.
We extend 10 you t heart, w.l,imr
10 worship with ms
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Church ~ Christ.

The church Of christ meets zach
Lords day in the northwest corner
basement room Of he Albuquerque
public library
Song service from 90 90 10 30 a. M.
followed by Bib" study and commu-
Mon service. Ali concluding at y
O'clock m
Lesson for july .lst 9TH chapter 81
seconi Corinthians
Would he glad 10 have YOU come
tuH ir with ms.
Elders a. A. Tallcy, j H. I'D
MArda-
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Corner Lead avenue and south
THIRD street.
Charles Oscar Hickman. pastor:
Miss Faith Gorhy. dcacuness
Pastor occupies ne pulpit morning
ana evening
Morning theme al % TO- m Truth
Is i Mighty and WIN u Prevail '"
Evening theme ~ \ = ~, The Ia
defeated Man"
sunday school az g. u IN
Epworth league al . IA
Special music la the morning.
Anthem, over the Stars There l.
Rest OPHrRsJ, ladies chorus
Solo, 30 sight There" Danksb
Mrs Don llchtenwaiter.
Evening solo. Eye Hath Not seen
ttIoly city,, tGuull. Miss Boatric,
Scissor.
\ welcome for all
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Christian Seicnco scrNiCcs arc hold
al iis West Gold avenue every sun
day morning al II o'clock.
sunday school at 8:i5 O'Clock
"Wednesday aVoHing meetings az )
o'clock.
Reading 20 open dulll except
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS from ? 80 60
$50 p "a al ans West Gold venue
second floor.
\ free circulating library including
an tine works Of MARY Baker Eddy,
and other authorized Christian Science
literature. rs maintained IA connection
with the reading o
The public IA cordially Invited TO
attend the Sunday services the Wed
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rir,l CONGREGATIONAL Church.
'ornor Coal and BrOadwny.

Corner Coal and Broadway.
sunday school az 9;45 "a. IN, II. T..
snyder. superintendent
Morning service al II a. m Sermon
by Rev \ a ANtell, principal RIO
Grapdo Industrial school Special
music. solo. Eye Hath Not Seen"
OIoly CI;yl. Miss Beatrice Scissor, solo.
NO Slight There (Dunksl, MR.. T.. }.
Dean Prof r. stanley Scder. organ.
ist
Christian Endeavor az 1880 p m
An are invited 10 these services,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence.
los south Aruu street Phone .pil.
our services are held In the public
library. corner ~ Edith street aud
Central avenue
sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching services n h. M sub
ieot Indifference in Matters uf Doc
trinc H. R%epugnant to Gods word
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
EPISODE THIRTEEN

william Duncan does a hard bit of
swimming in the thirteenth episode OF
"Vengeanco 49, and the w q man
Greater Vitagraph's new meiodramn
serial. which viii be seen at the az
theatsr today only. Standing on the
hanks Of the Kern river, in california,
he swims through u nasty piece Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20
Rural Postal Route
Wanted i'm 2 Towns

srt.A. HrHrsPosnIsct rr -Ht rtHAtn
yuul. .. lulN 20. drive is being
begun %. '1c people north uf Santa
g., O.. h1N. rural postal route c-tnh-
lishod Though The Tcsupuc vtlla, 20
the tuv q Nuuhc and puiuapue
and r.tu. .g hN way of the bishop
ruu,h ..H converted INTO DO tourist
resort. lH. being rcmodclicd ou the
lines of ountilu lodge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

silver avenue and Fourth street
Rev. T., y Bullock. rector,
Eighth SUNDAY after Trinity
HOLY communion at z a. ~.
Church school al a:f6 a M
Morning prayer and sermon at ~
/. m
Heights mission school AZ = 80 e. M
Thursday - James day,
Holy communion ana address at 10
. IN.
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II. I.aur, English lutheran Church

|TTNTT WTT MAUI"
\ " Knudseu, pastor
as a m sunday school lesson
topic Praying "a God Arniiu
kracmer superintendent
~ " m Morning service. sermon
hy the pastor.
Anthem by the choir
o. ma Evening service
Christian Eudedvur uud Courrcgu-
ton.
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Rouault Asked to
Stay at His Post

SAINT. July .O.-Thcodoro
Houauli state game and fish
warden tcd Yesterday that the
go,o,uor a siros him 20 remain az
his poi instead OF entering the Of
ncefs' t.nInE camp AT Camp Pike,
Ark. winch will o on August i5.
FOR thi. son n rs not yet decided
whethor 81 Eoualt viii go into the
army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

Thirteen Hundred North Fourth
street
sunday school and Bible class AZ
% g. re- m. Topic his week. Praying
To God Classs- FOR eycrN body.
Al \ a. IA Cul Armcrding viii
preach the gospel Subject The
Foolishnoss OF God Corinthians
first chapter
Wednesday az \ D. m "a meeting
for prayer
Thursday al y m a meeting for
the study 81 Psuls Epistle To- the
Romans This meeting is informal
and everybody is welcome
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Immaculate Conception Church.

SodnlitN mass a. Z a, nv
'hildrcn'g mass at \ 80 81 "a
Late mas and crmon at lo O. ~
Evening service at e 80 g. an
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rapids to whore carol HOLLOWAY Js
lr-sir hir wife rs ~luWIN being car
ricd over "a" falls. from an island
~" f. inst too late Iu reaching her
ana has G." Iuup right nacb int" tho
ice cold water aud beat his way bach
against the rocks aud current.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-20

Morning worship at II a. M.
Sermon 10y Sell Ferguson.
Christian Endcavor at : y M.
An welcome to this homc-ltkO
churrh.
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nesday evening meetings. and 10 visit
the reading room,
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Christian Church.
Bible school az pti5 a "a
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
kERRiGAN At DREAMIA AND.

The Paralta Pictures will be spec.
ial feature at Dreamland, commencing
Friday evening of this week with "A
Mans Man, starring j. Warren Ker.
rigan. "A Mans Man" is adapted from
Peter B. Kyne's great romance under
the same title, and the picture is a
gripping, virile, adventurous, spectac-
ular production. As a lover, as fight
or, as man, Kerrigan's acting leaves
nothing to be desired; and his lead
ing woman, Lois Wilson, is adorable
and lovable.
The Kerrigan picture will be follow
ed by Bessie Barriscale in MADAM
Who" and by Henry B. Walthan in
His Robe of Honor
The Paralta Company, producers OF
these pictures, make the broad claim
that they are in class by themselves
when measured by merit and expense
of production.
See a "A Mans Man. Friday eve.
ming and pass your judgment on It,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30

are at present visiting at the Edwin
Eastlund hame.
Vincent Kostka was business
caller in Willmar last Wednesday.
William A. Lindquist and Ole
Bloomquist transacted business in
Kandiyohi last Tuesday.
Ralph Tatting made his call at the
H. Nelson home in Svea, Tuesday
evening.
Lambert Rodelius returned last
Wednesday from Minneapolis after
spending a few days with friends
there.
News reached here last week of the
sudden death of Minnie Kalberg OF
Hector. Funeral was held on Sunday
at that place. Ole E. Erickson and
Martin Johnson and families and Rev
Sorenson from here attended the
funeral.
A. O. Renstrom transacted business
in Willmar last Wednesday,
Marie Lindquist spent a few days
last week in Willmar at the A. J. Mel
son home.
Edwin Feifarek and Vincent Kostks
were busy Smelling corn for A. o. Rem
strom last Thursday.
George H. Anderson spent a few
days last week with his sister Esther
in Minneapolis.
Theodore Renstrom returned to hi:
home Saturday after months stay
at the M. R. Swenson home near Svea
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Carlson Of Mi
laca spent last Friday at the P. M
Renstrom home.
Philathea Glass of the Fahlun Bap
fist church meets at the Carrie John
son home, Tuesday, Jan. 29th.
P. G. Gibson assisted Nels Holm
with some work Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Carlson spen
last Sunday at the A. M. Renstrom'.
home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
ROSElIlllAN.

Roselillian, Jan. 2S.-Mr and Mrs.
Edner Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ.
kenstrom and family were entertain
ed at the Charley Eastman home last
sunday.
A large number of friends were
entertained at the Ed kostka home
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edwin Eastlund was taken to
the Willmar Hospital last Monday.
She underwent an operation on
Tuesday morning and is doing nicely
at this writing.
Victor and ida Olson of near Da-
nube spent a few days last week at
the Oscar Olson home.
A large number OF friends were
entertained at the M. Johnson home.
Thursday evening.
Edwin Eastlund spent few days
last week in Willmar
E. ROsen was a business caller in
Spicer on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church were entertained at the l..
Strand home Wednesday.
Ed. KOstka assisted his brother
George with corn Smelling last Wed
nesday.
Ralph Tatting made business call
In Olivia last Tuesday.
The sad news Of the sudden death
of Anna Sundberg reached here Tues
day evening. Anna was working in
Spicer and was on her way to town
to do some shopping when the train
from st. Cloud came. They blew the
warning whistle but as she was some.
what deaf, she did not hear it. She
was struck by the engine and thrown
a distance of fifty feet or more. Miss
ID Sundbergs left leg was broken in two
places and her left arm injured. Fun
eral services were held at Spicer at
the Methodist church on Thursday
morning. The remains were then
taken to Willmar. She was buried
at the Fahlun Baptist church on Sun.
day afternoon at three o'clock. She
is mourned by her parents, one sister
and four brothers in Sweden, Mrs. E.
4 Rosen ian aunt), Pete Kopman Gan
uncle) and several other relatives and
friends in America.
." "A large crowd from here attended
the Y. P. S. at the Christine Lutheran
church Wednesday evening.
Ole Bloomquist, William A. Lind.
= Qllist and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mel
son left last Wednesday for Alton
4 Wiscon7fn, to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Lindquist's and Mrs. Nelson s
stepfather, Mr.. Nystrom.
Arthur Sundin of the Camps is en-
sjoying q few days furlough at his pa
rental home in Lake Lillian.
Andrew Westling of Olivia is at
present spending few days at the
ID. ROsen home.
Vincent -Kostka visited with his
mother in Olivia last Tuesday.
Annette Lindquist is at present
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Nystrom
in Alton, Wisconsin.
II Harold Freeberg spent a few days
last week with his mother in Mime
apolis.
Oscar Carlson and daughter Mabe
left last week for Iowa for few days
visit with friends in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Holm of Willma1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
ROSELAND.


Roseland, Jan. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
Damhof and Mr.. and Mrs. D. Decker
visited at the H. ]. Roelofs home,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dykema visited at
the William Stob home, Sunday even
ing
Mr. and Mrs. L. Van den Einde
visited at the D. Decker home, Thurs
day evening.
Miss Lucella Van den Einde left
Tuesday for visit with her friend,
Miss Hattie Nype in Danube.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ziudema visited at
the A. Knoll home, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hoekstra and Mrs
A. Plowman visited with Mrs. Poort.
fleet in Prinsburg, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Damhof visited at
the l. Gort home, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kolicamp and
family visited at the M. Bosch home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brouwer visited al
the A. Knoll home, Wednesday even
ing.
A skating party and oyster supper
was given at the /. Gort home, Tues
day evening. A good time was re
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Van Den Einde
visited at the H. J. Roelofs home
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Dykema visited with Mrs
w. Hoekstra Thursday evening.
Miss Grace Zuidema visited will
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs H
Dragt couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Stob visited a
the T. Stob home in Prinsburg, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bulthuis are the
happy parents of son born January
25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knoll visited at thu
J. Bulthuis home, Wednesday.
| Rev. and Mrs. Siegers were enter
tanned at the H. Bruggers home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Nype Of Danube
have been visiting with relatives here
the past week.
Mr.. l. Gort is busy Smelling corn II
this vicinity these days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
CLARA CITY.

Harold Brooks and Ulferts Ulferts
were passengers on the train to Will.
mar Saturday noon where they sought
medical attendance.
Miss Evelyn Jansen went to Ray.
mond Saturday noon for a short stay
with her sister, Mrs. Gaasterland.
The total number of marriage lie.
enses issued in Chippewa county last
year was 139 an increase of q over
1916.
Miss Ella Jansen went to Willmar
Saturday noon to take care of the
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. John Coaster.
land who was taken to the Dawson
hospital for observation-disclosures City
Herald.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
TRlPOLIS.

Tripolis, Jan. 2S-Services will be
held at three o'clock p. m. next Sun
day. Rev. Hjalmar Tillman and Olo1
MattsOn will attend a meeting at the
Bethel Lutheran church in Willma1
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. August Lundquist and Hannah
Carlson left Saturday for a few days
visit at the Andrew Redy home in
Litchfleld.
Mrs. c. o. Bergquist returned home
Tuesday from visit in Grove City
and Atwater. She visited with hel
sister and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leid
holm in AtUater.
Mrs. G.. Strom of Litchfeld visited
last week with her daughter, Mrs
Ferdinand CroonQuist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lundquist -an6
two children left Thursday for Min
neapolis. Mr.. Lundquist returned
home on Saturday but Mrs. Lund
quist and children will remain for {
longer visit at her parental home anG
with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Croonquist vi
sited last week at the F. E. Groom
quist home before returning to their
home in Canada.
Henry Redy and Axel Pearson Of
Litchfield are at present visiting with
friends here. They arrived shortly
before Christmas from Circle, Mon
tana, where they have been working
They expect to return there in the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolbeck and daugh
tiers Eleanor and Josephine, Edna anG
Myrtle Croonquist and Mrs. Dolbeck's
brother spent. Sunday at the Chas
| Johnson home.
A deal was closed last week where
by Mr.. August Klint became the
owner of the Frank Hokanson farm
in Fahlun township and Mr.. Hakan
son became the owner of the Klint
farm near Kandiyohi. They will ex
change places about the first o.
March.
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MURDOCH.

Mrs. Samuel Sorenson and Mrs. y.
]. Weber and son, Robert were VIII
mar visitors Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
MI. and Mrs. ~Chas. Kavanaugh and
family of Willmar came here MONDAY
to visit with the formers father who
Is very i'll. ~.
Miss Margaret Smith was called to
Minneapolis. on account Of sickness
last "wednesday. Miss Styles of Will
mar is here to substitute in her place.
|-Murdock Leader. = :,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-30
Intended for last week.
LAKE ANDREW.

Misses Lena and Florence Swenson
visited at the C. Mikkelson home last
Sunday.
Ruby Swenson visited with Clara
Stene last Sunday.
Miss Sophia Rustad left for New
London last Monday where she will
be employed at the hospital.
A large crowd of young element
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Larson last = Wednesday
night to remind Mrs. Larson of her
birthday anniversary. A sum of money
was given her as a remembrance of
the visit. .~..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Negaard OF
Kerkhoven visited at Gunder Sven
sons last Sunday.
Mrs. Gunder Swenson is on the sick
list.