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FURNITURE.
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE or
Supervising ArChiteCt. Washington, d. g.
April L. 9ls.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii b.
opened in this office a. 5 p. 70. Apul ~ loIs
for new cement walks and curtis in CONNECT IN
with the extension in South Court a. Bureau
Engraving and Printing, WAshinFtnn D. e n
accordance with Drawing No. /. c. . and this
specification. cnpios of which NAV Ic had q
this office in the disseti1n uf the Supervising
Architect JAS. A. WETMORE, Acting ~
pCTisiuC Architect
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. MS
trict Of Columbia. Apnl IS. ISIS Sealed pro
posals will he received a. the osice of the Sc
retary Of the Bnard Of Commissioner Room
800. District Building until O'Clock. D. m..
April 3, 1915. for furnishing and instaIliuR
electric light fixtures. lamps. reHectou, rcccD-
tAelcS, cord drops etc, al the Municinal Fish
MSket, Water street. between llth and I'm
streets S. w. Blank forms Of nTop1sal. rlans
and specifications may be obtained rom the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room 81
District Building. LOUIS RROWNLyOW. .
JOHN C. d. KNIGHT. W. GwYNN GAR
DINER. Commissioners, n. Q arlJ.s.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTO REPArRs.
BROKEN CAST IRON

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We build ito orderi and repair refrRerstoEz
ANY SERVICE, ANY TINE ANY PLACE,
Autos of Ery nAks and are repaired OF rebuilt
fords nIed while you wait stoEnRe- RqB
ROY AACKEY. - 10Th 81 =. Lincoln DE
n
PRICE CAN FIX IT. WELDING or AL
metsh equal TO new. Expert auto repairinE
rr1oe's Auto RepStT Shop. llls n. Ospitol n
ETl
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FURNISHED.
SECOND FLOOR LARGE FRONT ROOM.
furnished. Southern exposure. for ladies
See D. H. JOHNSON CO., I53s II s.. nv.
IPIT-St
FOUR COMBINATION BED AND LIVING
rooms. newly furnished. eIcepting bed cloth
ing on 18th st.. between L St and Thomas
circle. Large. light and airy location, Hy-s
time and cArfare. Win refUrnish for lFht
housekeeping. Apply llB 18th St nv. spI7-u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
80 aeropIanos derribados
por los ingleses

LONDRES. Octubrc 16.-Trcinta
arroplanos enemigcz fTeron destrui,
dos. seis ruostos fucra de acci0n, dos
dcrrihudos q terra y lin globo obSer-
vador tamD;en dc5truido, por los j.
riadorcs ingleses. Segun informa 81
Marisca, Haig err 81 parta trasmitl-
DO hoy.
Los aviadorcs irgleS:s arrojaror
jom6as sobre q aGrodromo de Ere
sah. causaudo p~erjuicios en- un han
gar de zeppe!;nes Y d~estruycndo O,
re de aeroplanos.
Cato~ce toneiaias de bombas fue.
or arrojadas por los aviadores bri,
tdn;cos sobre las iineas enemigas :
rs plaza; de Osterde, zeebrugge
Brujas. han estado siendo co~ns;arte.
mentc orServadas.
Ocho maQuj3as enemigas fuerO:
i2.truidas en- combates aereos en- IA:
~co-cani2: &c IL frontcra belga ! o,
lras cuatro fIcron puestas de acci6n.
Dos avicdorss inrle;eS no nan reGra
SIdo haSts. ahora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
HUNDEOSE TN BARCO
QUE CONDUClA 800
TRABAJADORES
Estes regresaban del arsenal
a los mueLles del puerto
de Veracruz

FERACRUZ. 9 de octubre.-Tres-
cientos trabajadores luz iban a bor-
do del 'Tulum". remo!cador que esta
al Servicio del Arsenal Naclonal de
este puerto, eStuvleron q nurto de
perecer ahogados a. hundirse c! bar
90 Que los conduc!a.
Cuando el mencionado barco traia
I los referidos obreros desde el Ar
senal a los muelles del puerto, el tenn
2oral tan fuertc que soplab2 hi2o gu"
"a embarcaci6r diera u bandazo. a
c-onsecueneia del cual Sc inclino de
tai manera sobre uno de Sus costa
dos. que Ia mitad del h2rco Sc lleno
de aqua.
Inmediatamepte Ia embarcacion CO.
memo i v~aciiar Sobre las olas como
para hunGirse, Y el terror Cundio en-
ire les trahajadores de 4 6ordo: poro
la sangre frio del captain Portillo hi
20 Quc estos no precipiraran con mo-
rimientoS violentos dc desesperaclon.
81 hundimiento del barco. cue parecia
inminente.
Con much0S traI2io; ' median-
te habileS maniobraS, 81 buque logro
llegar a los muelleS. en- donde Sc pro-
cedio q deSaguarlo. habierdo rodos
les repetidos obreros escapado Z n
catastrofe inminente en- la que todos
habrian perecido. pues la diStancia !
one So hallahau del muellc Cuando e.
barco hizo aqua. no lie habria permi-
lido . ninguno de ellos Ga2ar IL tie
IRA q made. .Ademas. Ell los momen-
tos de peligro para IA cm~barcacIon
-eferida. n;ngun buQue Sc hallab2
:ucra de los muelles. ~precisamente
porque Ell temporal hacia pengroso
cualquier uovimiento dc les buques
lcjos de TERRA.
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Fue ap!azada la session del
Reichstag

BASEL. Su.Z4. Octubre l".-No'
| .icas ~procedentcs de Berlin dan cuen'
ia de uuc 81 presidents dc. Kslchs'
tag ha apiazado n session de csc Cuet-
no Legislative. quc sc jba 2 cfcctua'
how. re~<ervandose 81 derecho de ha-
GER la convocatoria dc dicho Cuerpo
Legislative para mas ta7de.
Segln dicen oJroS d~espachos reel
bidos aqui, los social:StaS a!emanes
han decidido. en- vista de "a s!tua-
cion politica general. TO hacer opo-
scion a, PRINCIPE MaXimiIiano De ba-
den. para que rctenga su pueSto dc
Canciiler Imperial.
Dicesc que este ha hecho n DE-
rla1aci6n a los lidcres de los partldoS
en- Ell Rcichstag. rclat:va a su ta19osH
carta dirig.da al Principe Alexandra
de Hohenlone, de Ia que aparec!a one
ell Principe Maximiliano era un reac-
cionario. nor cuanto a su acutud po-
Utica V un jirme partidario.dc "a IA
milia rcinante y de los pan-germ2-
nistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
81 Jugo de Lim6n
Quita las haO-
chas del Cults
: Scnoritas. Hagan una iocion puri,
ficadora, 81 su cults esta que
mado por el sol, 81 tlene
manchaS 0 pecas

Esprimase Ell jugo de dos limones
dentro de una botella que coHtenga
tres onzas Orchard White. agite:e
bien. Y obtendra listed IN cuarto de
pinta de Ia mejor locion para las Pc
cas-. manchas ~proGucidas por e. so! y
TN hermoseador del cults, por un cos
TO mucho muy peQueno.
Su especiero tiene los limones y
en- cualquier botica o puesto de per
fumes Sc surtira de tres onzas de Or
chard White por unos cuantos cenra-
vos. Hagase diriamente massage en-
la cara. cueIlo. brazos y manos con
esta suave Y fragante LOGON. Y vera
listed como desaparecen las peeas,
manchas Y demas imperfecciones, y
cuan transparente. suave Y b!anco sc
lorna 81 CUTS. Isl! y es inofel-
sivn. lady.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
PARA Los
PUEBLOS De BAJA
CALIFORNIA
de explotar en- muy
grande escaIa esa RIGA
pcrcion de la Republica

MEXICO. II de octuhrr.-A Ia con-
sideracion de don Fenustlano Sc pre-
sent0 IN pruyecto encaminado a dotaT
de ~tierras que puedan ser explotadas
en- grande escala d todos les puebloS
de la Baia California, region &c nucs-
tro territorio que va Sc sabe es bastan-
te RIGA, pero cuyas riqueZaS no han
sido explotadas dcbido a que durantc
los paSados ]gobiernOS los grandes pro-
pietarios tenian bajo So dominic eN-
tensas zoaas due ~permanecian alicia
das de todas las ~actividades.
En- el ~proyecto en- question sc mlcla
cl reparto dc las grandcs eXtens!oIies
De terreno que estahan en- poder de
prom;nntes ~persCnaics de los pasados
regimeneS V que fucroa d~eclarada5
prcpiedad de Ia nacion. como en- cfec-
to 10 Gran antes de haher sldo dona-
das 4 u D~ropietarios de despues. en-
tire los differences pueblos de Ia BaJa
California. a fin de que los haitian
ties de aquellos puedan e~Xplotar. con
las IaCL!lQaupS que !tS UcAr q SO''N'
las riquezas naturales en- que abUnda
aque,la region de nueStra Naclon
F. Executive Federal ~concedera Z
cada uno dc los p2ehlos que c;te CO.
lindando con terrencS n~acionales o es-
ten fundedos e. clos. en- el Nortc :
en- ell Sur de la Baja California, ura
extension superficial de l.TI3 hecta-
rcas de los expresados terrenos de la
naci6n que exiStsn en- cl repetldo t.
rritorio. i~nclurcndcSe en- dicha supe--
ficie los terrc-oS de fundo legal y los
dest;nados Il scrvicios de dichoa pue-
blcs.
La Secretar;a tie AgricultoreS Y 70
menro ~pro@edcra desde lucgo Il nom
brar una comision de ingenicros que
Sc encargara de hacer c! desllnde Y
measure del ~perimctro genera! dc Ia
surcrficie Que Sc ccncede d cada uno
dc los puebloS de la Baja California
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
In barco cncalladO.

Sc han recibido ayisos de que en-
las inmediacio7eS de Puerto Mexico
Sc hal!a encalIadC. ell las Bajos de
Zapct!an. I'm vapor pcQueno cuya ma
tricula Sc d~eSconocc.
Parece que el referido vapor fuc
vis,o con lcntc Dor unos marines, y
que estoS Sc die-on cucnta de que la
marineria del vapor pedla auNllIo por
medic de. senaIcs: pero Sc vicron M
posibi!itadcs &C preStarle ayuda por
encoaurarse Ia mar muy picada y ser
IA embarc2cion que clos te1ian a 81
disposition demasiado pequena para
aventurarse en- Ia mar en- tales con-
dicioneS.
Varios vapores han sal;do de este
alerro lara tratar Dc pore" l tio;r
Z, vapo- c-ca:ladc. "U2quc no :" Sa-
Ne hasta e5tos momentoS NADIA de 10
-zferente a dicho harco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
FPJDEMIA EN- BUEEOS AIRES

De. Ssrricio Especial rors Ia PRENSA.
BUENOS AIRES, Octubre 10
Cerca de una tercera parte de Ia po-
blacion cbrera de esta capital Sc halla
atacaGa lie una enfermedad muy pa
lecida a la Influenza. Las autorida-
Ges s~anitarias sin embargo, no ad-
miten que dilha epidemic sea Ia CO.
nocida con Ell ncnbre de Influenza es-
panola. que h2 venido desarro.iando-
e CT muchos paiseS de Europa
Y ahora en- @lgunas de Ia America
del Norte.
La epidemic esta propagandose ra-
,iGamente On Rio Janeiro. Brasil y
Ell s,gunas otcas ciudades &c esq Re-
publ:ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
VENTOSA RECOMIENDA la
gCONOMIA

Del S>r-'r,o Es2cc1! para II PEENS.i-
MADRID. Octubre Eel Minis
tro dc Subsistenc;as. Senior Nentosa
ha h2cho declaraciones condenando
las acciones de ~aquell0s Que estan des,
acriiciando ~cereales O hacienda un
consume excessive, porQue Green gus
los carcamentos de trigo De la Argen-
INA seran bastantes par: q consume
normal.
FL Ninistro Dice que las eXisten
cias actualeS Y las que sc tengan
con la llegada de aquel trigo, seran
insufieienteS. por 10 que recommends
aue Sc haga una estricta economic. en-
q consume de csc cereal.
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Sin duda alguna. como ot-sS personas que
estaa sufriendo, I'd. Sc ha kecho q nenudO
esta pregunta, In cual sisuore qucda sin
respuesta.
La %ciencia RI dsnlostraGo que 81 Reuma-
tisnco cS causado nor GeT:nenes qGr Iiene
n sangre. y que e. uHico medic para hacer
que IA enferncdad desapa-ezca. cs e! uso de
TN remcdio QGc Gimme todos esos germe-
hes Do IA saagre. Esta cs Ia razon por Ia
cual los liaiEentos. lociones Y otrs mcdi-
camentos e%ternos, 10 pued9 da- mas Eue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
OCUPAN LOS ALIADOS FL
PUERTO DE DURAZZO

WASHINGTON, Octubrc 16.-Un
mensaje Official recibido en- esta ca
pital, procedente de Roma, dice QUE
ell puerto de Durazzo, en- Ia costa
albanesa del Mar Adriatico. ha side
ocupado por las tropas a:iadas. La
captura de Durazzo significa TN a.
lance de cerca de veinte millas de los
aliados en- e. frcnte !e Albania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
LAS PERDIDAS INGLESAS
EN- FL PRESENTE AN0

WASHINGTON. Octubre Liza
oficina de information inCleSa en- es-
Ia capital. %nunc;0 hoy quo las per-
d:das del eicrcito in@leS durantc e
p~rcscntc ano, hasta ell so dc septicm-
hre pr6ximo pasado. hacian un to-
tai de Setecicntas mil bajas, entire
muertos. heridas Y dispersos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
iPOR CUANTO TEMPO TENDRE QUE SUFRR TODA
VIA LAS TOPTURAS DEL REUMATISMO?


IN alivio temporal, pues no pueden lesar al
origen de Ia enfermedaG. los geTmenes que
infestan su sang-e a millcnes.
s S. :, sha sido usado par el reunatis-
mo con ;us mas sorprendentes resuttados
desde hace mas de SO amos. Empiece a to-
mario hoy misno y vera I'd. como en- po-
como tempo Sc reri lbre de su Rcunat:s-
gr.tis dc Ell prt,pio case cscribiendo a IA
sisriepte dirccci6n: Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Co. Dept. D. Atlanta. Georgia. 'AdE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
Sc retarda Ia respuesta
Austria y Turquia

WASHINGTON, Octubre 16.--El
Evening Sun dc csta ciudad, public6
hoy telegrama especial de Washing
ton. en- el que 50 dice cue Ia res
pueSta a las notas de paz de Austria
y TurqUla. no So enviara sino hasta
que los pueblos de esos dos paises
hayan tenido oportunidad de meditar
Sobre IA nota que Sc envio a .Alema-
MIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17
Otro Ito ediiicio

Les lius cuzrc los a,caldcs y los
municipes dc diStiEtos cantones del
Estado. siguen a la orden de- did.
Sc ACADIA de saher que los NUM-
cires De Tuxtenec. de Su cUen,a Y
-iesgo IcSsituyeron al alcaIdc de dl-
cho .ugar, en- sa<ion que ceiebraron
en- una casa particular. nombrande
de entire clos a quica deberia susti-
,uir a lraldc depuc sc.
Este. no crnformc con et pr"ce-
!imicnto ~ pcdido amparo ante Ct
Juez de Distrito de sta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17

haganse los pcdidos, acompanaaos de s. lmporte en- Giro
Postal, de Express o er Carta Certificada, al
iGNACI0 {. LOzAN0.
lis n, SANTA ROSA AVE. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-17

MkNUALES PRACTICES
ls IN yeSo cGGS EH0l- 80
Mammal 80 Agriculture
Manual je Aries y Of'cio> a
Manual d. AceiteS y Ja5oA9
Manual de Albihleris
Manual &c CarpinteriG De Taller
Manual &c CeEraIeria : OSTaS de Sier-a
MANUAL de- Cohe>ero y Poivorsta
Manual del CureidoS ue 2is!c.
Aaaua! Sc Cuaiitero-Pasrcasrn
Manual del Observation-Disclosures
Ian-a, &c Electric!aai
Manual &c Fntog -afia
Manual Gel Hotatate-o
SHnual de Ja-dinerta ? SoclcCituS
Manual del Labo-ero Ge Nlnas
Manual de Lecheria
Manual &c Necinica Industrial
Manual del Pirto=
Manual dc! Tetcgraeists , Telesoaisa
Manual Gei Rsiojero
Manual Gel Sasre
&Arua. Del Fsbr!cIn5e de Velas
Manual &c Taseriaaris , Eceit,ci6n
Manual del EapRtsro
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C.SGAS De EAtLio SSL.-+FH
"a SI.c5 ccdE 80
ieS Nis:e-iss &c - India
Los ?i-a:as &c Ia Ia,aSia
L. CoaqIis;a &c IN I-perio
Ia VcaSanzz de Sandoka7
Ia ~Reconquists &c N~omp-aee4n
Fl Rcy Ell Aire
q las Nontanas de Africa
Il Teso7o de "A Montana AEul
ID DSst-u>c:2n lie IaraSo
Los Pira.as &c las BHr-udas
r E1;e-niao de 4 Tribu
As A-ui,aS &c IA EstcPa
Ia Est-ala d. q A-aucan:a
En- q Ma dc ls Pc-ias
e Eijo Dc. Cozaro aojo
Los Uitimos Fihbcs'cTos
Les EstraGcs &C L China
- Montana &c O;o
LIS &,-av.l.as &c. aao 2coo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

business and through some
hitch ln Tho arrangements program.
the groceries were not Ia the kitchen
for the cooks to use iu the demonstra-
ton. A large crOwd wns present. TO
witness the demonstration, Mrs o. \.
Matson with Mrs. II. L. GALES cher
aide, gui $50 domestic science stu
dents of 81 NinCcnt's academy and
two domestic science students Of the
high school. were present 10 assist tho
cooks. hut not having the ingredients.
the demonstration was postponed I'LL
next Wednesday. when the final tryout
OF the Huraiist recipes Will be made
ana ull the left over recipes viii be
tested. Tho session viii begin az an
earlier hour. 1880 In the afternoon.
In order 20 nnish up the cooking. Two
high school girls. Margaret Bristow
ana Elizabeth Rodgers tried out Mrs
Man Nordhaus' recipe for ~sugarless
candies and pronounced u splendid.
They will demonstra,e this. that Va
n Of the Huralist prize recipes. next
Wednesday to the audience In the
Hoover kitchen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Every day We see something Of special
interest This COUNTRY * interlaccd
with small canals. Last night ! won't
walking with some OF the boys M
saw n OF tho canal bargos In opera
ton. They are big. heavy boats aud
the means OF locomotion consists OF
one 90 three hurros. They must make
aii ot ten miles a day. which rs really
very good considering the circum-
stances and hurro power.
we have established headquarters
m are ready for any duties that may
DC required OF us. We get tho best OF
everything to ent-trust the captain
for that.
- have heard many laud She beauty
of tho French m hut ! tell YOU
! prefer an American beauty IA day.
The good American girl FOR me. We
must hand a bouquet to the French
women however. fOf the way In which
they have horne th' hardships of tho
past our wears. Thoy certainly arc
bravo. The United states will never
rtrrot having given aid TO such a no.
bio people us the French have shown
Themselves 10 DE. 40 write AK often
as possible.
Your son.
JOHN -. WILSON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
DEMONSTRATIONS on ORIGINAL
RECIPES.

The final demonstration Of original
recipes submitted by entrants Ia the
recipe contest for prizes being con-
Quoted by the New Mexico Ruralist
will he held next Wednesday IN tho
Hoover kitchen. There will bo TWEEN
ty-five to thirty recipes to try out
This will be the greatest cooking dem
onstroton yet held in the Hoover
kitchen or on amy occasion 10y local
cooks. Tho large number OF recipes
To be tested rs duo 10 the fact that
Tho demonstration last Wednesday az
tcrnoon was necessarily postponed on
cCoun ot the ingredients OF cooking
not being an hand This WINS one 81
tho unavoidable mistakes, duo To the
fact that Mrs Simms. head OF the
home economies ana manrcr-in-chief
of the demonstrations. being called
suddenly away Co Tuos on food admin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
.BnLrTtn IN IN Lorrs.n

The first Letters 10 Doe received bv
his parents from Sergeant Donald VII
son, son OF Judg. John ". Wilson.
sinc ho arrived overseas came tins
week and are Ich iu interesting data
Wilson is O. T. y NJ. man who was "a
musician IN No Ncw McXico soldiers
band when he lot here FOR Camp
Kearncy His letters in part are.
Somewhere I'm France. Aug 2g.'tS ]
THE is some countrN and wish J.
could tell VOC about n. but the rules
forbid. I wish you could see whore
] sleep am getting 10 be- % regular
cliff dWcllcr, We are hillctcd iu "a hay
lott and II surely is fine shopping. We
arc gradually learning what real SER
vice is likc-tho kind Captain McNair
used 10 tell us about when w were
in Albuquerque.
Mother. YOU must see this country
some time. After tho war is over VIC
should ali take n trip overseas and
visit these scenes n study the quaint
customs OF tho French. They are q
great people and evidently think the
Americans are some class We are
having fine Weather nov We have
seen some wonderful flower gardens
and parks ON "a trip. All France
seems boz bloom.
IL has bocn a year since | left
home. n hardly seems possible. The.
good on ubfN ol inc l1FHt New NCNlCOI
have gone understand that the
First New Mexico band has been
broken up Sotuc of tho boys are I'm
France now Some have been assign
ed TO other bands ma the states. The
"ChtCi' rs now "a second lieutenant. HcI
has "a band of ovcr nifty pieces. lie
has certainly made good in his pro-
iesslou ! had M first hot Wator bath
tn France last night, My bath tub
WuS 70 big wooden tuh | found ucur the
billet and my bath room was the bach
yard You know that hot water isI
a scarce article here. The main draft
animal rs the burro. There are more.
hurros hccr than az home. ! thought
the hurro distinctive of tho western
part of the states bat II b. q mistake.
II is near chow time and must close
Love 10 an.
John u. WILSON,
sgt. Ma. lltth Hdu. NJ. T.. T." =
Another lcrtor reads:
American ENpoditionnry Forces,
Aug 81, 1913.
Dear fathcr:-Thoy say the host
time 10 write ls In the morning while
tho mind rs clear and one feels tho in-
contiv". Therefore. I am wrtnr this.
al b;lb this bright morning am enc
Ioying this adventure thoroughly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Page ~

get ~ sleep an hour later on sunday
and usually wake up AT the regular
ttmc-5:45-so we get up II nave
that much time to ourselves.
Yesterday was payday so yeu may
guess thai We are all Il happy bunch.
Payday is n welcome day over here.
You get 40 much of this French money
that YOU hin you are drawing lots
OF pay. It's great. This war money
~ some of IL silver, copper, aluminium.
and some Of II from the Bank OF
France. Most of the large towns is
sue their own paper money ia one
franc and half franc notes. equivalent
20 about eighteen cents n nine cents
in American money one town issues
cardboard tickets FOR one quarter e
frame each. All kinds OF foreign
money one gets here.
"a flock OF sheep is grazing near our
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GOLD STARS.

Quietly slipping into the field OF
white on the tri-colorod service flags
with which Albuquerque IL spnngled.
are a few gold stars. d%isplacing the
blue.
Zach gold star iH hnllowcd by tears
and riOrifioh by sacrifice OF those who
are living as wei as these whose blue
stars fade on the battlefield. Robert
Hutchinson VAS the first name star to
be transferred 10 gold. In Alhuquer-
que. Frank Turner was next Then
Aduir Was the third. The color OF
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camp SO J won get homesiok. They
send the BOYS ont with thom. bat most
OF the work is done by tho sheep dogs.
The French kids just shout at them
and the dogs round them up. They
are well trained dogs alright
when ! get back to New Mexico
IL Will be great to have some of nay
old ri mates to come out for u New
S.eNico camping trip with me.
Lots Of love.
"pATfI."
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Cu,I.p WELFARE WORKERS.


(By Mrs. u X. Eastcrday)
child welfare headquarters at SIS
West Silver avenue is probably tn"
busiest place rs town. with % constant
stream OF mothers assembling with
their babies to have the little ones
weighed. measured ana examined.
There are babies OF all age nation
aities-all real American babies
babies with special nurses. babies from
the humblcst homes. dark. fair. suil-
ing. frowninE-all responding to tho
official request Of the government &C..
have their physical aud mental condi
ton recorded IA order that deftctcn :.
cics might DC discovered and rymcdtci
ia infancy.
Doctors and narscs with many earn
est volunteer helpers of girls amt
women OF the city all doing their bit
one this important work to reduce iht
infant mortality IN this Vountry.
Miss Montana Hastings, expert ~
mental testing. has been here this
week. giving her time to start tho
work Miss Hastings gave an cdifyinr
lecture amt "a demonstration before
the school officials and teachers We'd
nosdHN afternoon.
pr. Hewitt. at Santa I'c, has given
great help to local doctors and nurses.
starting the campaign in this county
nv WI y ~ AANhANNNA NlAA anu fNaANNANHN
ing infants was launched four years
ugo by the Albuquerque Womuu's club.
Educational work ulouE his huc was
also done quite extensively In both cits
and county schools last year.
Free clinics nave been held and r.
good foundation has already been laid
by these pionoc: workers In the club
and the W. e. = {. An clubs and
organizations are working in harmony
TO make Bcrualillo county a better
place for the babies who are the ma.
tons wealth and strength In the N
turc.
Arrangements for rcgiatcrng habicH
NAV he made by phoning number ?3O.
10 rs hoped To have a record Of tho
health of every bahy In the county
u there will follow n required as
sistancc 20 improve the condition OF
the physically and mentally deficient
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n~NrnoNDING ~ rnANCT.

Mrs. Charles QUEER has received
news from her nephew. Edward Lane
who arrived IN France August 1 with
the New Mexico contingent. hat went
from Camp kearuey Lane is run
ming a locomotive engine In the regiun
of e.. and is transporting supplies
from the docks 20 the army supply
dopotg az the front tie states than the
weather over there is grand. ~ that
.he good work.