The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-11
CASCARETS' IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
AND ~CONST|PATED
Hest for liver md bowels. had breath.
had colds. sour stomach.

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bowels or sour. gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter cioggcd In the lu
trstines. instead at being cast out "f
the system be- re-absurDcd into the
blood. When this poison reaches tho
delicate brain tissue u causes cougcs-
ton and that dull, thruhhing sickeu-
ing headache.
C~ascarcts Immediately cleanse Ia"
stomach. remove The sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take tho excess
bile from the liver and carry out al
the constlpated waste matter and poI.-
ons In the bowels.
\ Cascarot tonight will surely
s%traIghten you out by morning They :
work while YOU slecp-u Decent box
from your druggist mcauH your head
clear. stomach sweet ana your liver
and bowels regular for months.
poses i'm the nenr-hy convent OF -.
CATERING. one Of the lions of - Mark
which had capped the entrance 60 The
castle. was taken down 10y the Au--
TRANS before they gust iorizia and Is
now In the city museum. IL was nm
impressive sight To see the fine old
castle through % vista of trees. with
it, parks and and the lta'-
ian flag flSiuE above IL.
The lson2o river was crossed by the
wooden bridge which Italian engineers
built after all the Old bridges had ho'h
blown up ON one side Jay the wreck
~ q his poutnnn. u was ou pouto'n
bridges thnt The Italians entered 'hc
city. and this wreck Was uu" Of tbs
remnants Of that crossing Tho ulr
railroad bridge was lyiuE in % wreck
from artillery fire. Further ON was
the massive stone aidgo with one "f
it's main arches blown To- pieces. \,nr
hos" bridges lie g number Of import
ant pnper-mill.. where paper h. made
FOR government notes. Al those mills
were mns.cs of ruins with e fen ia
ohimnrys still standing among the Do
Iris
Gurilia ~BomharIcd.
Gurizia Itself was Under the rain ~
terrific bumhurdmout. Tor the tu.l
force uf the great offensive was no"
unl, u few hours OFT The ~cunlunad'
ran the whole range of violence. ii"ni
the deep base rumble of m"n-ter guns
up Co the staccuto rattle Of machine
guns which sounded lik, strings Of nis
nrc-craeker~ In a lnrrcl \ cash "i
falling walls could De heard every
now and then as one of the big mis-
silrs ARRIVED" the familiar tcrnt
used hy those who i've with this she'll
fire
And yet with tho imminent dunscr
many people SIN o.tn- To- their home.
and belonging with that same tcnac-
itN which makes the NosuNIan peas
ants cling TO- The mountain side wh'D
the volcano is raging and thrcatcnirg
to burn them But moss Of these poo
pie ON the streets are the poor Who
could not get away and the small shop
Keepers Wno cannot afford Geo abandon
their goods. The big stores are az
closed. and the place has the AR OF a
deserted village, with ouly "a few
siragglcrs bringing up the rear Co
rizia mad $4,000 people hut only 5000
ar" lcft, aud these make only q sea-
tered showing In the wide main street
fringcd on either side with its shell
torn fronts. II was raining hard u
this added TO the lugubrluus spectacle
OF the ava wrought by the shells
the main facts were cablcd ON the DAY
of the visit But there are some add
tional details worth recording now
that Gorizia and out su symnuiically.
Entering the city We passed the eN-
tcnsiNe Jesuit establishment where 500
seminaTiaps were located, one corner
was knocked of the corniccs were
hanging and several big holes told
where the shells had found a mark.
The main contour ct the street wa
preserved and the buildings were in
TACT AS a whole. hut every second OF
third had been hit some cullapsing
entirely. others with their front wall
gone and their upper rooms with
household good, showing from the
street. bat there va NO vast area oi
completely leyc.c ed debris a. al Nerdun
or Mouastir The outlines of a city
were stilI there. but u was % citN
Slowed 10y hanthardment
one modest dwelling stood out n-
wc hurried along, not by It's ruin bat
by It's cheer In the midst of this dosu
lntion. There were simple lace Gun
tnins Ia m, winduws, from u ui
which "a pretty little Italian girl wa
looking down op her garden, She wa-
quite Unconscious of the .hcii-ti'
am about aud called down Go her com.
unuion below some of the big build
.ngS had their wallis shored up with
long thinkers 90 Keep them from top
ping over At the thentcr iu the
AtA.Nti fl INV AA"F ~ "Nf "fNN ~" "Hf
"a tho remnants of the last PERFORM.
ance. months ago when a Compuuy of
Nicucsc players appeared IA comedy
Now there were nromcu standing h
/ the theatcr lobby, the fire engine W.
, IN the orchestra floor, ana IA, cHRin'
! horses had IN" green roumr.
Hotels Demolished.
+ There was No use looking for "a IN"
3 trI. fnr here were mo- guests now an.
! besides ALI the hotels had been wiPr'
' out. The main hotel q hnud~om'
structure uu the main corner. was d.
! moiished Sos the explosion of Two =
s inch shcll-. which landed sgunrcly in
4 side. The loss Of lie must have bee
aren't. and the material desirurtu'
was complete. not a vostiRc ot th
- building remaining, except great heap
, of debris. The cathedral near hy ma
also received "a shell through the 30"
{ i,st over the altar, Al the stained
= glass windows were shlNrrCd ana ln'
g hits la, ON the ground I"ohln'
b throueh one OF these empty window
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