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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11

ANTED-Farmhand and family to
work by the month; will pay good
price, about s40 Call Jim Watkins
at 7:30. W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11

WANTED - A pipe filter. who under.
stands and can do pipe work about
refinery Fornes Refining Co., Writ.
Okla Telephone No. TOR. 9-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One 4.room house and lot;
gas and water. win take wagon,
team and COW as part pay. 1105 First
Avenue Northwest. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11
Livestock.

SALE-Jersey mich COW. Mrs.
Ter, $40 Second Avenue, n. Z. 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11

experienced bookkeeper.
Permanent position to right party. Ad.
dress 106, care Ardmoreite. 6-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11
Help Waned-Fe emale

WOULD like position as bookkeeper or
clerical work; ten months experience;
best of references. Address 110, care
of Ardmoreite. 102
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11

FOR SALE-Fourteen. room to be
moved off lot; also Groom house and
lot. Phone 2l2 or 1927. 7-3
FOR SALE-170 shares in the Qua Jack
Lead & Zinc Co. Ben C. Loughridge.
New Wilson. Okla. OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-11

1-14t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
MEXICANsRALS ARE
LEAvINAREz WITH
soNoRDEsTINATIoN

Juarez. Milan. 80 Federal
troops conVn leave here today
Tor 'a-a- 'uhcrc they viii de-
train ANA le'c for sonora 70,
way of tnet In ,rnn Man,
women hnier accompanied
these ir""rt b ufy wives uf
the utilNer7 tss through the
United St'lo onruutc tu Naco
sonora VIC fWi' rriouu 'hcir
husband
hulh"'s lun among The
troops roingt rt were denied
today MN ho soldiers are
Naqul lndI11 Norll said they
did NOT llh'f lguiust their
trthesWtn W but % majority
81 thr-r sold furnor Mexican
federal u""r uuru who were
brough, tu Co. participate
iu he 'l'' last year.
Rcpor!- To 2 emhU 'ity re-
ceivcd here ecd that cundi-
tions there ~ Many rob
berries oc 900 u 10 number of
killnrf h.'' e. un the prin-
cipnl su''D no pact week.
| The people food, accord
ing 80 pas-' iug from the
strtr rariial pcvling against
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
COLD WEATHER. LATE
TRAINS. SHOWS CAUSE
HARDSH|PS IN WEST
Denver Records a Temperature of
Ten Degrees Below Zero, the
Coolest This Winter; No Imme-
diate Relief Is Promised.

Denver Colo. Jan. 3l Extreme
cold. light SHOWS. delayed train. aud
considerable hardship for stock was
the weather situatign .u this par'
oi the west today ahc weather bu-
ronu held out little. hope for relief
forocu-tinr mot quite so cold for to-
night aud slight fully moderation too
morrow Tho temperature here. ten
degrees below zero was the coolest
this winter THAT ot Yellowstone
Park. Wyo. 30 degrees below was
the cold"sl Jauuar7 temperature ON
record there
The storm has reached northern
New Mexico. whore snow and coltor
weather are predicted for tonight
Delays 10 trains were most severe
ON lines running south from here.
ranging from three hours 90 uthr san
tn Pc route to five ur sIX uu tho col
urndu a Southern lines The Denver
a lHo Graudr trains from western
Colorado We're reported 300 minutes
late
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
SuIP YARD LNBOI,ERS NJ
NMRt'I,G OUT POSITION :

Nmstvrdnm. jan. IL" tNIdonCo UI
the extent nf the strike In Hamburg
is found I'm the Cologne Gazette, which
says that almost an the ship yarG
luhorcrs Of that city have quit work
Aftcr the mon iu tho Vulcan yards
walked out the others struck yestcr.
day. declaring their solidarity with
tho Vulcan workers.
Important war industries are To-
Gated In Spandau, q clty of some co. o.
U0n inhabitants nine miles west uf
berlin The government has large
establishments there for the manu-
ficture Of artillery fire arms and
ammunition.
Tercl Aldershef and Mnricndori
are smaller towns an within few
miles uf Berlin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
UERIIN SAYS nor MORE
TuAN 10 .nOn MEN NnE Ol'I

Amstcrdum. Jan II numher oI
strikers In perlin is estimated az
about 100000. according To- a semi-
official statement issued In Berlin
Yesterday when there had been only
an mcunsidcrablr increase in tho
strike since Tuesday
The Berlin newspapers with few X
ccptiohs hnVr be,'n published. The
streets OF the German capital the
statement adds. show no signs of %
strike An traffic II proceeding
quietly and undisturbcd. The state.
men, says thcro have been no dis.
turbances anywhere In the empire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Oklahoma Senator Introduces a
Resolution to This Effect and
Makes a Speech Urgently Advo.
eating That II be Passed
BoRAH ALSO SUBMITS A
DEMAND FOR SHOWDOWN
Denounces Secret Diplomacy and
Asks That the Coming Peace be
Inspired By Justice Alone. Com.
mittee to Draft Views.

Washington. Jan 80 After ~,uufui
'N'u had introduced 20 resolution tu
put 20, senate ON record 900 supuul
of President Wilson'S fourteen prm.
g. ,lp''s Tor world pCace ANA Senator
h"r1h had introduced another ;o rp.
cord the scniuc's position Chairman
stone "f the iurctRp relations cum-
mi{tco announced that the committee
would soon meet tu agree uu 90 com
pu-ite druft of the seunto's tIrv-
Sp,akng 100 support Of bis ry.-uIu-
'tI"n ScUuJ"r owen d,, ltr,d That
.'"uerr-. should nu ~ own motion de-
clare tho opinion uf IN. American
people iu regard 90 this WHr and SUP
port the president iu his m.--agc OF
january ana state the ruILitluus
upon which world peac, could ba ,--
tJblishcd."
senator Buu,hs resolution donuuu-
rcS 'sccrc' diplomacy" uul provide
that the national political lud ocuu-
"mW rights of small and subject nt-
ti"nnlitics hc reNcrcd and conceded
that the coming peace Is not Go b"
l'luH"rN ana must Doe Inspired hy iu--
tice alone THAT complete r,-titu.
lion Doe made for u,l private property
destroyed and fun repatriation fur uu
damage doue The resolution also pro
Nld'- chat Tho nations that have do
1 AIRED themselves champions OF
world dymocwcy ana of the liberties
NJ small and subject untlou- make
their position clcar tp the world ny
pledgiu- themselves fu favor the ud-
mission of separate dclh"ruti,, rcp-
roscutatNes Of all ppiiuulliuD- into /
'hC peace conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Secrhry of War Is Shown to
H2 Annulled Orders When
Fotd His Brother Had Interest
in hnufaoturing Concern
coMRNIEs ORGANIZED TO
GETEDERAL WORK, CLAIM
Califor1 Establishment Given a
Fat se Because of the Impor.
tunitiof Senator Phelan and
Repretative Kahn.

WdShirn. Jan 3t Interest ut
II u. Ba brother ct Sccrotar,
rakcr iit airplanc plant at Nilcs
ohio wh had. hut lost govern
moui copts. came up today ne
tore thoEite military cummittc,
AZ its inn into the aviation -cr-
vice.
Socrctafaker ordered the con-
tracts cafd rs soon az he learned
that the tion service had award
ed them concern in which his
brother vnterestcd
ScnatoifIughuyscu. Of New Icr-
scy who fd the question 81 the
Niles platso inquired regarding
the F"wi'aplanc company Of cal
lforuia
Colonel ls of the sy,,,lop scr.
vice said fesident vas an EXPERT
aviator aant the company had
been giveqtruots Tor tify train
tng maChtr t3-5. 600 ,or IN, san
Diego Schu
In rcplyNc Ncw Jersey scupt,,.
Colonel l'faid the Fowler com
panN X ma standing and ability
had not lfmvcstisntcd hy the
aviation Stf before being award
| eel coutratN
You cutm tho contracts aim
ply heonusftor Pholan and Rep
r~-ei'tatlf"t ~ California r--
pu'S'-" '' pea senator Trelin-
Ehuysen.
"fhcN IN influenced M. ..
col Deeds d. however. that tho
order lo uwlor company was
small aud qucod first class ma.
CHIMES Hs pointed ont TINT
Fowler hintas q man Of hroad
experience
u H''i'1 that some of these
'owpHhi'" NrEuni2cd simply t.
get rovcrnit,ntracts" said sc,.
utor Frcliuei
cot Decided IN. di1,,..,l,i,.,
OF neN'l"plhv industry and said
complete inA ion of ro,,,,r,,r,,
under 'h' e innce7 was not pos
b sillr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Teutonic Strike Troubles Are
Growing, but Reports as to the
Number of Workmen Idle Vary
from 10000 to 100000.
HAMBURG Is DECLARED
IN A STATE OF SIEGE
Enemy Airmen Drop Fourteen
Tons of Bombs on Paris, Berlin
Announces That the Raid Was a
Reprisal for French Attacks.

'irrmanNs strike troubles are grow
ing and more than ."U.uou men are
uut 300 Berlin alone. according To- press
dispatches tu neutral countries Ger
man s"wi-official advice- ON the other
hand minimize the oNtrnt Of the
movement but cuncedc that about
l-u"oH workers were ON strike iu
Berlin Tuesday The cit, Is quiet
ana thcr" have been no disturbances
anNwhcrv 300 the empire IL ,s added
From other sources, reports of TN
crcasing German unrest continue to
multiply. Hamburg and it, impur-
tant industrial suburbs have been
declared iu state uf siege. one dis
patch states Jut the government b.
reported from the another quarter
to have arrested large numbers Of
prominent socialist leaders bon various
German cities
German dirmrU carried out q sys-
tcmatic raid upon Parts last night
dropping fourteen tons of bombs ON
IN" city according TO Berliu's du-
nouncemcnt The French official rec
ports show twenty persons Killed ana
tifty wounded as % result Of the bombs
dropped. The Gcrmaus lost one pf
their raidiHE craft which was brought
down ana it, occupants made prison.
er. Berlin announces that tho raid
was in roprisul presumably Tor re-.
cent French raids over Gcrman ter
rltotN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Can't Ouerturn
Old Boat While
Wilson's in Il

Columbus, o., Jan. 3l.-Gov.
ernor James M, Cox today sent
the following telegram TO Pres
ident Wilson:
Just sit tight in the boat.
The reaction now concerting
will overwhelm those whose
politics has engulfed their
patriotism. "
President Wilson sent the
following in reply;
Thank you heartily for the
message. You may be sure l
shall sit tight, for the boat is
sound and nobody can overset
IT,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
ECoNONIC NND POLITICAL
PROBLEMS NRE SEUIOIl

WnahinRton, Jan. Advices To-
the state department today from ncu-
tral countries siy Germnny's coon
om.c and political problems are grow
inc In seriousness, Information se-
cured hy the department indicates
the rcports that have come out Of
Germany in the past week do not
present the cutiro situation us there
is growing protest of the socialists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
uNMBIRG NIRTU NIIN ~
pNIlNI.NZID ny " NhkDlT

London, Jan. 81. The cessation oi
work I'm Hamburg b. now virtually
complete. according to q Daily Tcl'-
graph dispatch from Rotterdam. The
strike has cNtonded from the Vulcan
shin building works IN Hamburg TO
the works OF Rlohm and Voss an
other large ship building concern The
strikers demand an immediat" peace
ON the hnsis uf no nunoNaiions ana
mo- indcmuitics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
An American Audience Hears for
the First Time the Story Of How
Our Destroyers Were Sent to
Join the British Navy
DESTINATION UNKNOWN
TO EXPEDITION S CHIEF
1t Was Not Until the Fleet Had
Gotten 90 Miles East of Cape
Cod That Secret Orders Were
Opened, Showing Where Bound.

N"w York Jan 80 Nov .,crctl,
th" United states d.spnt"h,T tn. first
il"tilia of turpedH boat da-rru,ors
last april Goo Join the British nav, in
the hunt for German submarine. wa.
told for thc first time puhHcI, last
night h' commander j. Is T,ussir.
l.. ;. ~ VII" took them uuruss the
Atlantic
tn" narrative WIS related before an
du' '"uc" which thrunEed Carnegie han
tu celebrate the opening of war
savings stamp campaign in this CITY.
Commander Tuussigs stnr, of tho
work accomplished by IA, nay,'s
grey hounds far from home was
wildly chcorcd
So HuNiou was the navy Iep,rt.
m"nt that tho outside world .u gen
"ral should know nothing uf the
movement Of these shipN, Command
"r Taussig said. that not oven t. who
was IN command OF the expedition
was informed of our destination
Nv orders were to proceed To "a
point jU miles east of cape Cod. and
then open my scalot Instruction.. TN.
til ! got 90 that point at midnight
OF the first night out ] did not know
that our fires port ot clll wa- ~ hs.
Ireland
II Is natural that the few in su
th"ritl who know ~ aur movements,
watched with anxiety f1r news of out
crossing % was The first time that
vessels of this type had ever made
80 long continuous passage without
rc.tucling or with0ut IA. company Of
larger vessels
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
NEW PHYSICAL TEST
RULES FOR DRAF TEES
MADE PUBLIC TODAY

" HEHIHFI"h' Jan. 81 -NcW rcpull-
u"ih' Tor physical examination %.
draft rcgisisants. changing weight.
height and other conditions and pro.
Niding partial military per,1ce for
men not actually rejected. wcr, nn-
m'uncrd today by Provost Mar,hui
feneral 'rowdor Local boards arc
dire"ted To- reject no REGISTRAR on
account of foot or teeth defects and
[" accept ir most ci,scs AN men with
temporary 'r remedial defects
stamps were the me 'lum through
which "NrN man and woman. ANA
even children could hcip In the con
flict
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Capital Is Wrapped in Fog Which
Has Made II Impossible for the
Authorities to Prevent Distribu-
ton of Pamphlets
CESSATION OF WORK IN
HAMBURG is COMPLETE
Labor Troubles Have Tied Up
Two of the Largest Shipbuild-
ing Concerns; Demands for
Peace Become More Insistent.

London, Jan 81 The German
strike ls suu growing iu magnitude,
the Exchange Telegraph correGpon-
dent at CoppouhuEen reports in
ucrhn Goa. pUn persons are ON strike.
b., rcport. uo.OoU of thcs" being
women.
4 great number ~ socialist lead
srs hnyy urcn urrcsto' tn V1rion,
l4,gn.an tuvns. aoaoriiDa 80 thi" "a
tuuritN.
The fact that Berlin is wrapped ir
90 hick FOG has made u impossible
for the uuthoritic, Co prevent the dis
cmiuauuu uf pamphlets th" rop"ru
state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
ST PAUL DIRECTORS
POSTPONE ACTION ON
REGULAR DIVIDEND

New Nori, Jan ~ -- Directors uf
the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 Paul
railway deferred action to-day at thoit
meeting bore on the matter 81 dcclar-
INK seml-annual dividends. due about
this time "n the common and pre-
ferred stocks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
STIlIkE HAS EXTENDED
N ZONES NEAR BERLIN

Amsterdam Jan. 81 - british
Admiralty per Wireless Press The
strike has uccn extended i'm districts
near Berlin especially IN Torcl Al
dorshoof. spaudau ana Maricndorf
whore 500 600 mon have duit work
\ similar uumhor ~ workmcu are
ON strike n the remainder of tho
smplrp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
and MOI
ruilitary
suCIN ISIS Il:
STI,Ik RI.R a00. 400

Washington. official dis
patches today den. fntrd
ycsterday ann crlin news
paper Reports hr number
nf strikers Uh' at igi.UnO
hut snid the isisted the
number was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
MAN is FOUND DEAD IN
BoXCAR AT Ell PAso;
CORONER INVESTIGATING

III liso, Texas. Jan Hl Thomas
T. Vaughn, who had papers showing
he had registered for the draft ai
Port worth was found dead iu 20
southern Pacific box ear here to-day
with q bullet wound in his temple
ne Was employed at San Antonio and
Fort Worth as waiter The coroner
rs investigating tho cause o. his
cettn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Can Beat the suhnuriuc

no VuoNtIun n. can W |-|I The
submarine um sure We p. + the
people viii do their part
Commander Taussig said H.rc is
complete cooperation bctN the
American apd British nayio. u for.
cign water
Elihu Root also smoke ... said
mat only hN greater say.. can
'n"urh food, clothing and r.a ma-
''r.nl Tor nrus ammunitun ana
importation be- ohtn.ned o.. sure
success Tor American arms lr nce
lie pointed cut that the war mugs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

We are nghilus. Therefore, .,
truly f1r no. LIBERTY und sr. lu,eru.
m.ur f ih. l'uit"I states a- If the
"a uf uur own revolution hsH tu D..
fought "Ner again ami ctrrt muu .u
every hu- u',s 100 the Jm ed Sltrs
muH buow ny this tim, that hI- wh.l.
ilurr inrtun, los boz the iiuno. D..
u1'l"Hd lf. and uur WhoI. ,.uuumir
development NII pHst under thr sine
lister .ufiutu"c- uf foreign cnufo
Ne dn not sin We mus. W.u. th,r,-
fore, and ~, sha win. u,4l NOT
ash N'u tp p'"dg, your uyv- 5rd a..
tunes with thusr ot tho r,-i of tho
n"i"n O." tho 1roumplishm,rt uf that
great end
You Wil realize as 3 think s.nto.-
men uu both sides uf the water re-
ali1r. that the oulmtuatus crisis uf
tho struggle has come ana that the
Hchic, cmcuts uf this ,car ON the ono
side or the her must deteriuine the
,s-ur. u hH- turned 0ut that the fcr
c's that ught Tor freedom, the frc.-
dom uf mcI ull over the world. aS
vel ts oar oWr depend upon us in
nu extraordinary and uncNpc tea t,-
rrc" tur susten1nce for the supply 1r
the wuicriuls 3D., Wh'cn men are to i've
and to iight and lt Viz bo our glory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
Position Occupied by sammies Is
Raided During Heavy Fog, the
Attack Being Preceded by a
Heavy Hun Barrage Fire.
MAN IN FIELD HOSPITAL
BAGS Q TEUToN SOLDIERS
Brings His Automatic Into Play
and Says He Saw Two of Them
Fall; Enemy Casualties Are Be.
lieved to Have Been Heavy.

]
] WIN thc American Army m Franc q
"wednesday. Jan GU An American
] position ON u certain sector uf IN.
French front Wa utHDd during ID
heavy fog shortly after daylight this
morning Tho attack was preceded
by % violent arulor, burmpe Twu
Americans were killed and -four
wounded ono soldier Is missing and
believed To- have been captured pS tho
enemy
Casualties have b'cu occurring al
most daily ON this sector II is now
permitted tu disclose that an recent
casualties given cut 100 Washington
occurred on this sector The. deaths
we've caused by shell iir. mostly hv
-hrupn,d
Last night was fairly quiet through
out the American sector Tho usual
number of shells came over doing
no damage ana there were tho Gus
i"mary sporadi, outburstS OF machine
gun fire from both sides al points
where IA" opposing line. are near
est
~ dayhrvuk this morning IN,
heavy fog which had been cuvrlop-
ing the whole position aud the couu-
Try iur miles around for several duys
hecnWc still thicker blottinp out an
except the nearest enemy positions.
At o'clock three muffcd reports
sounded through m" fop There
were three whistles. followed 0uick.
is 10y three shell buis's The proi.,-
tiles exploded ON three sidcs of am
American lstouinr post Just outside
the wine within o. foot uf un enemy
listening post
Then lIcll prOkc Ioo-c."
Then hon broke lousc said one
"f m" men there For fifteen min
utrs IA" enemy 'hrokc hundreds Of
nigh explosive 11's around the pa4t
and IA" surrounding ground cutting
off the men there Two ur them
were Killed IN the first few minutes
Another man who was ut the most
to" the correspondent later as ho
was lying On q cot in field huspitnl
mat u" suw four German approach /
ing out ot the fuE as the harragc mt
''d He brought his automatic rifle
mt" play ana saw two of the der
mans fall, He kept on firing until |
shell splintors hit him In the head
and arm.
The last | remember I'M the time !
'"iore reached the hospital said |
another wounded man. els seeing |
-"mrthing moving through the fog /
determined to get some Germans |
ana put my rifle TO my shoulder. but |
never pulled the trigger There was /
' d"at"ning explosion bchind me |
Frozen earth, ice. stones ana shell /
'pIuiorS came my way
Ground H. PIOughcd Tn
Inspection of the scene Of th.h raid /
Shove that the ground was plnueod /
ip h' the explosion of shells.
ln the recent fighting In the Amer.
'an sector one of tho men wounded
VA h.i hv sniper's bullet lie fen
% trench filled with water and was
Utmost drowned before he was res
'u"d h} his captain. SevcrU of the
Wounded had been listed AZ acciden.
al wuuudnEs These were mostly
wounds 300 the hands
n D. certain that th, enemy casual !
ICES from the American cannon and
machine pun fire has been as great
'r greater than ours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
InnN. ID Iinn,ls

Washington The treasury
TO-DAY bought ar.el ~ 81. e.
On", 900 farm De- from the
Si00.oO0. 600 edcd tor this
purpose hy ID
and moro rH' against the
military.
TclegraphIc uou between
sweden und FFinlind. was
restored N'7t' Fding to add
Vices to the ftment An
other report Nrtmrnt WAS
that the mchlFinuish SEN
ate had left "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

We escorted many shin. lud We
saved many lives. can NOT say We
sunk any submarines. Tho suhmn.
rlh'' found, was vcr iifflcult
hlrd to catch. lie always cog van
ilrst only once did my vessel. in
seven months. succeed u lctualN
iiring at a submarine u. rHap wen,
'"wn after the fifth shot ua- frad
NJ thai ne was five miles UVlv But
What they are afraid Of ar, ..r dcpth
n"inhs While I cannot -ut .u,i;ivclv
ihat ! sank any submarine, snw
results ON several nccasions which led
IN" &" believe that had l' lcp.t dam
aged one or two.
ihe patrol duty was tt... as the
ocean was strcwu with wr,.EIrr for
q distance at Boa miles uff Shore IL
was nara tu tell periscopr when We
saw ono. Wc fired at fish Iuatinr
sparS. and other objects because we
could not afford to take rhnncn
IN" submarines grew less t.rve. or
did less damage as tho suu,m.. wor.
on
The night patrol work vus dan.
E'r"us There were Frequent cnln-
S'"nS aud We had 10 usc .u. iude.
m'nt as tn whether we should turn
ON th" lights and avoiG I..e.r 81
'"llision, and take the rlHl NJ sub
marine seeing a.. cor kccp .Hr lights
OUT ana take our chances 49,. have
1" remember that II ID -u.u.nrine
SINKS us she oulN sinks ono .Hp \
serious collision might sink raH shipu
80 II b. "a mutter of fuJp4..trf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

We were ten days in making the
trip. due mostly 60 southeast gale
which accompanied us Tor seven of
IN" ten days So rough vg. the sen
thnt Tor seven DAYS We did not SET
our mess tables. We ate Oft our lsps
'n IA" ninth day We were pleased
to ho met by little British DESTROYER
named tho Mary Rose Sh, picked us
up early one morning ant rlme along
flyins tho International signal. 'WoI.
come Co the American colur-'
They were very glad to sec us
Things were looking black In rhe
three previous weeks the submarines
had sunk l52 British ships We i'm
mediately had depth bombs Installed
go as to fight the submarines Tho
hirht before We entered the harbor
az Queenstown q German submarine
planted ]. mines right ni the chan
mel Fortunately for az. they were
swept up hy the ovcr-yigibut British
uinc sWcrpers before We arrived
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Tonight and Friday generally iir
i'm south portion. snow In north p"r-
tton. colder north portion tonigh'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-31

E'er> day HERALD wANT ADs
find help secure positions. peti articles
no longer needed rent houses nais.
apartments, stores and real estate. finI
the lost. sell houses. lots ana farus