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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-03-20
A Peculiar Accident

Tuesday afternoon, while pointing his
boat at the wharf, Carl Overton met with
a most peculiar accident There was an
empty whiskey barrel on the bank, and
Homer Beemer, in striking match on
the barrel to light his pipe, drew the
match over the bung hole in the barrel.
Immediatel there was an explosion,
knocking Beemer down, tip barrel went
up in the air about twenty feet and in
defending struck Mr. Overton on the
head, cutting a cash in which DR.. Chas.
Lightfoot took three stitches.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-03-20
Big Spring

Mrs. Hodges who has been quite IL
with pneumonia is much better.
Vote For Better Roads April 20.
George Prather Is having a new
smoke house built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Prather are visit
ing there son, George this week.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Will
Bswley Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Crutoher, Mrs. Lon Rich.
ardsop, Miss Jennie Meyers and Mrs.
Stella Lamkens of Vine Grove came
down Wednesday eve and helped to
organize the Red Cross, which organ.
lied with Ia members.
Mrs. Kate KaseY, Vine Grove visit.
her daughter. Mrs. W. 7. Griffith week
end.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-03-20
WANTED

WANTED-A hand for general farm work
VIII hoard and pay good wares.-B. a. Whit
tinghill, Glen Dean, Ky.
WANTED-A man and boy to crop.-J. y
Dutschke, Holt, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-03-20
Announcement.
For Appellate Judge.

We are authorized to announce the
name of J w. Henson as a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for APP
pellate Judge from the Second District,
in tine primary, August, 1918.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1918-03-20

We are authorized to announce Judge
w. II Settle as a candidate for re-
nomination for Judge Of the Court of
from the Second District, SUBJ
ject to the August, 1913, primary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER BEFORE
DRAFTED.

Minnesota Recruiting District, U. S.
Army, Publicity Department, Minnea-
polls, May 15.-Within the next few
days President Wilson will attach his
signature to the new draft bill, re-
quiring all men who have attained
the age of FL years since June 5, 1917
to register for military service. Reg
.istration Day has not been fixed, as
yet, but will more than likely be on
the same date as last year, June 5.
This action will place over 1000, 900
additional men at the call of the coun-
try, and is expected to furnish about
10000 Glass 1 men.
In view of the foregoing facts, Ma
jor John D. Yost, Recruiting Officer
for the Minnesota District, is urging
all young men who will be required,
under the law to register, to get into
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Observation-Disclosures

@iuiam &ron nn6 Srau an Geo.
%sliegner, III MGer BON Gec. 9>126=
80, @ol6ing, $425.00.
George 8. Smitb II. a. an @mma
S@9opp> &ot 5, @lod Z, Grn1s M66.,
@Iou6, $4,000.
@alter Scoring nn6 Sran an Ser
6inano @oenig, M31a Mder bon
M@A, Sec. 16=122=32, HaD=
nesbiGe, $300.00.
Sanes 9aforge uno 6ra11 an 81.
&ol6en, 2ot "a, Mn6itorS Sa1b.,
Centre, $4,000.
. s. Gre6 COOPER nm6 Sra1 an Sreo
g. 2epis, @ots Z nn6 8, 8lod g.
@ortos Cub. BON Got 9, St. Moores
$780,, @onf Centre, $4,000.
Gre6erid 81. Man5 ur6 Sruu an
Sacob Stodar6, M7h, SBA, Sec.
26=123=33, Safe @enrD, $5500.0O.
Weife @aSperlin an Snbert Stolen,
Is. 80 9lfer bo11 @. 60 Mder bon
ga@A Sec. 28-126-31, $2250.00.
&enrp S. &obler nn6 Sran an
&erman1r Mnguit &obler, SR 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

6er11ng inn iapaniiben 2eben be6eutet
,es, 6ab iebt sic fat 6urdtpegs fir
Brarten geidloiienen Nforten Ser
8ubne Ser @eiblidfeit geoffnet tper-
Sen. Mab Ser bisberigen Site ge=
,b0rten Sdm1ipielerinnerl gu be1r gro
ben Seltenbeite1t, unb IN ben japa4
niIdJer Dran1e11 tpa1r6en bie Sroa1er
,6a1rh M4nrer 6argeiteIt. 9ies ion
MINI b0lIig gearoert tperoen. SIS
ipur6en beneits mebrere Tbeateridu-
len fir innge Md66en gegriinoet.
gaeu fir iapontfde @erbdltniiie lit
o1tb Ole groBe Boil meibliber
8ureoufr1fte. Do& betpegt iih Ole
8%e5abl11ng bterfiir in febr mdBigen
@ren5en. Mm 1Gledteit ten ner6cn Ole
@ebrerinne>1 be8ablt. SSrr BEN @olfs-
Idmlen erbalte1t fife Bios Is Oen moo
natli6 Goa. s 0ouarS), in BEN b0benen
G6nlen fon1t eS Ole iapunti6e 2ebre}
rim lis 3n so ober go Gen int Monat
bri11gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

ei1t Semi bieteu. IS muB mieoer
mebr Suit u1b @lor5 III oas So
milienleben binein. 8in0e malr onrb
Nflsge lblihter, balslider Sroblid)-
felt sic @ir1ber mebr ont ben 5ami-
lienbero! Drum mebr 9aterltn1oen
SEN S0bnen, mebr M1ttterltrmoen
oen iungelr Eo6tern, mebr gltern-
baus nnb 9eimatb nn0 tpentger
@aile, @irtbsbaus un0 Sremoe!
Mber ollem boron oie @ltern nit
@ort nnb 8etlpiel! Die Sl1genb ion
es einieben lernen, 6aB eS nod b0bere
@ertbe gibt als @elo, Sdein uno
gatnl t. 9eibt 0urb geroronungen
nnb @eiebe miro Ser iunge Meni9
5u eir,em braudJboren Gr0enbiirger
un0 nidt ourb ItaatSbirgerlt6e
Dreiiur, io1roern oa1rh oas Mittel
ser gr5iebung nob ben often be-
mGbrten @run61aten oes Gbriiten>
tbums. Mber 6afir bat ia Sic flnge
@elt bon ba1te feine 3eit mebr, bis
sic 6lammen ser gmp0rrng lire lu=
ltige Sdeinfulh1r in Sdpatt nno
Nihe legen. --"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Mls GrGit6ent Salt ant Is. Mar;

Mls Graiibent Salt ant Is. Mar5
1910 ste bon ieinem 6ampligen
Stoatsi efret6r Nbilan6er 6. &nor
qegenge5ei9nete proclamation erlieB,
in tpel6er Sos &erfabren fiir Sic am
is. Mpril ieneS Sabres beginne1r6e
@olfs5ab1nng ol1seinan6erge1ebt mur=
&c. tp1rbe 6ieie Broflamation 6nr6
Mn1dlag in oel1ti6er Spra6e iiber
6as oan5e 2an6 %berbreitet. ltn6 1rt=
ter 6ie1er &l1r6gebung in 6eutlder
@pra6e on6 neben 6em Mamen 6es
8rdii0entet Ser Ser. Stoaten un6
1eines erltem 8eratbers 6as groBe
5%tQatsiiegel. @eute lit 6as 2an0 BON
6unotifern iiberla1fen, Sic Die 0eut=
1de 9pra6e nit Stu1npf uno @tiel
%ausrotten m0bten. nn6 es lit 6od)
oie1elbe Gpro6e> in Ser 6amalS Ser
Yraii6ent ser Ser. Staaten 5n Mil=
lione11 Biirgern oeuti6er Serfunft
reoete, a116 Dielelbe Sprade, sic au=
Berbolb 9entidlan0S BON btelen
Miaio11en MenI9en geipro6en miro,
sic nit Dem 6euti6en &ei6e meoer
politij9e no6 a110ere @emeinl9aft
buben. Cine @eltipru6e nn6 ni6t
BLOB sic 5prade bes Setn0eS!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

6en miibte, tpern i1 al1fredt 6arnn.
ter gebem molte. 8eil aber Dos &opf-
.abneb1nen etmas umlt6nbli6er 1T als
bas @l1tabnebnen, 10 lalie tf ben
&opf 6ite1n ar1rb unterri6te tief ge-
bel1gt ober itbenb Die &in6er. SSn
oieler SteQu1ng miilien a1,b Die ar,
men 2ebrer lire 8eisbeit an be1
Mann bringen. Manoe, ielbit bonn
biligen @a1nbns, fennt man an Ell,
ner iolben 5dule ni9t, 6afiir fann
mon 5id in Ser 6riibe urro am Mben6,
tpenn sic Sonrle etapos tiefer 1tebt,
unenegeltli6 braten laiien. Snfolge
oieier all511luftigen 8anoe iin6 iebr
baaufig 3iegen, @unoe unb Sdapeire
gerabe 10 oufmerflame u11 fleibige
@dmlbe iuder tpie sic &in0er. Oft
audi entltr0mt Ser Mbfaqltele under
ser pubeliegenoen &iiGe Elm ioldeS
Mromo, baB ma1r 11a1r nit Mnfgebot
aller @ilensfraft rl1big unSbalten
fa11n.
SSh claude fat, Die Sol0aten 1T
Sen S6iitengraben baben eS oo9
no6 Inn einige @rabe better, als Die
or11en Miilionsidtpe itern un6 &ate=
6ilten IN oen 9a 8a5er ~Miiiions-
ldltengraben." Sit es under iol6en
Inn tdnoen 5l1 berpunoern, tpe11n IN
BERT 4ltmiBmdBig fur5er Belt bier
MiHions1dme tern ihaper erfranften
un6 5nm EbeiI %abgerufen peroe1p
m1Bten. Sic 5palten Ser perl6ie=
6enen an1erifanil9en 3eitnngen 1tn0
bon 0eS 2obes iiber Sic freipiaigen
Gpen6en oeS amerifani16en 8olfes
fir ieine Gol6aten in Sen Sdiibent
qr1ben Sranfrei6s. Souten 6ie a11e=
rifanilden &otboilfen tpeniger 8arm=
ber5igfeit n1rb Mi10tbatigfeit iibrig
baben fiir Sic armen, glten obenge=
mo11nte1 Milionsioloaten IN ibren
ormieliger, mirfltd) 1ebenSberfur5en=
sem Miiiionsidiitengraben? Cine
redt giinitige, sic amerifantl6en &a=
tbolifem Dor oIer @elt ebrenoe, prot
ti16e g%eont1portung 6ieier 6rage err
boffen6, berbleibe i6> IN Ser 2lebe
Gbriiti STR
8. 8r1rp 9reider, g. g. 9
WiIiionar in Ga Ba5, g. 81. 8angl1eo
Mra, Bbiltppinen.
@aben Ien6et man ami beiten an
ct. MarD'S Miiiion @o1t1e, SednD,
Sm., bemerfe aber Sir Satber
9rei6er."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16
Tramenb eme9mn9 TIT
Sapan.

Sic getpaltige irr6ultriel1e @ntpides
h1ng Sopars ste felt bret Sobren etn-
geiebt fiat, begtnnt nt6 6en Sro11en
5abIrei9e, beruflide M0gli6feten at
er0Hfnen. @s 5etgt ii6, 6ab Dos
Graren1tlroium bisber 5iernlt9 ber=
nodIGIIigt tpnr. @igentli@e Sort
i9ritte ii16 crit felt ben lebten Sab-
rem GIT beraetdnen. Sci 6en lebten
Briifnngen 6er %1niberiitdt IN Sofio
ma1roen gum eritenmal 5tpei 6rol1er1
5ngelaliem sic cine fir Gbemie, oie
onoere fir 8biloiopbie. Sebr biel
Sntereiie legen 6ie Sapanerinnert fir
sic Me6i5in an Sen Sag, fir Ste ftd
bisber 1856 tpetbli@e @t1r6teren6e ein=
getrogen baben. Cine meitere &eran=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

service at once, while they still have
an opportunity to select the branch
of the service they most desire. The
minute a man is registered under the
Selective Service Law he becomes in
eligible for voluntary enlistment in the
Army, and when called by his local
board must go into the corps they
select for him.
Hundreds of High School boys in
the state will have to register next
month. Most of them are particular
ly we'll suited for specialized branches
of the service, and an excellent op-
portunity is afforded them in the
Army for further training. Innumer-
able training schools have been es-
tablishe dby the War Department in
various sections of the country, and
high school boys are especially well
fitted to attend them. Credits can be
secured from practically every high
school in the state by boys who wish
to get into the Army at this time. AS
the time is short, Major Yost advises
them to act at once, and to enlist be-
fore the end of May. Only three weeks
remain.
Army Recruiting Officers through
out the Minnesota District have been
instructed to make special efforts to
secure men who will have to register
next month, and to point out to high
school boys the advantages of getting
into service now rather than later.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

1871, Sec. Is nno MgyA gsggA,
Sec. 36-123-33, Safe &enrp, $4,000.
gtta s.. @6ellano un6 @atte an
Moelbert 9. CARPENTER Elm 5tid
9an6 100 SUP BEL 218 SUB bon Got
40 Mr6itors Sa1b., Sauf Centre,
$225.0O.
gbitb sc. Sriib unb @utte an S.
s. 8ranlep, Elm 5tiid 2anb $50 SUB
bel SO G1B bon Got 40, M116itorS
.Sub. Sn11f Centre, $212.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-16

Wt11 tD1tut 1T Gu Pu61 p: -: 0u7ty4eo
Mbra, Hbilippinen.
@aben 1enbet man ami beifen an
MarD's Miiiion &or1e, SednD,
3d., bernerfe aber sir Satber
9reI6er."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Flu Will Not Cause
Lack of Interest in
Teachers Convention

The delay la holding the meeting OF
the New Mexico Educational ussociu-
ton. many educators state, Will result
In "A much more enthusiastic gather
ing at which more may be accom-
plished Than 81 the convention a. orig
iually planned
Miss Isabel Eckles, president Of the
association. Is forwarding the follow
ing letter 90 all members;
owing to the epidemic of iuf'u-
euza throughout the state, the eNecu-
tive committee of the New Mexico
Educational association decided II
would be absolutely impossible to hold
the association meeting at the usual
time. So postponed II until December
rs. - and IS.
We may not be able Ia obtain the
original speakers We had secured. but
we ear assure you a profitable and
pleasant meeting Will Doe held.
We hope to have "a large attend
aTce AT the convention n IL Is our
Job to keep the schools going, II cer-
ttinly is our Job to do the thing right
It Is no time TO fan down. either in
interest or attendance"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
WILSON'S PRESENCE
IN EUROPE CALLED
ESSENTIAL BY ROSS
Large Land Owner of United King,
dom Says President s Visit Will
Have Beneficial Effect on Future
Relations.

New York. Nov lP-Thc presence
OF President Wilson IN Europe is alb
solutcly essential" declared Sin
CHARLES Ross. one OF the largest laul
owners of the United Kingdom and
the inventor OF the Canadian service
nile. on his arrival TO-DAY ON the
British steamship Orduna. lie said
hc had come TO the lnitcd states on "a
special mission but declined TO say
what II was.
The people OF Great britain and OF
the United states ne added. do not
fully understand each other, but both
desire TO reach q hcttCs basis Of mu-
tual understanding. \ visit To Europe
hy President Wilson will have q won
derful effect On future relations"
Fellow passengers Of Sir Charles
We're Gen. : a. Rot. a member of
the British general starr. also ON a
special mission and a number OF
hoHcward bound Austrian soldiers
who were among the first thirty
thousand" IN Australia to volunteer.
OF these 10000 volunteers only 1000
were left alive. they said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Reduce Toll on
Night Messages

Washington. Nov 10 Reduction In
telegraph rates on night messages
which would eat tho minimum toll
from me duiitr "a fits rents between
Atlantic and Pacific coast states. Wds
ordered today 10y Postmaster General
Burlespn. effective January T. next.
Such messages are subject go dcliN-
cry by post office carriers
The minim' "a cost on might ucasds 90
kilograms VIII Toe twenty cut for ten
words n one rent for ctcE addition
al word for the shortest distlprss. and
tifiy cents, with two cents for e,rh
additional word FOR the lonrrs, dis
lance. Where the day rat b. On. col
lar, the new night rate Will bc half
that sum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

Cashus." the deacon called. after the
last coop va loaded and he had
climbed to his seat. but you know
chickens am mighty plenty. an dat
makes de price low. You mustn't be
y prised II they amt fotch much
ON. dats I'll right Cashus an
swercd. easily. "fon jest get all you
can. deacon; an then take out your
10 per cent. 10 dat right, an I amt
say nothin'
"Yaas. dat al I as. 10 per cent. 30
the deacon smiled but there was a
peculiar light ih the old mans eyes as
he drove away
Cashus busted himself about his
cabin door until the wagon was out
ol sight. then, changing his cap for
o. vice hrimmed hat which he SLOUGH
ed down over his face. hc started
across lots toward savannah. a pair
Of chickens In his hand.
beacon White had many customers
among the wealthy residents, for he
pcddied fresh things and waH reeu-
lar IN his ROUNDS. To-day, as he went
from house to house. lac was cspe-
claliy jubiiant. Tor trade WAS good. 10y
the middle Of the afternoon he had
sold the last chicken and most Of his
truck. and az last he turned his mules
| head toward home. his pockets heavy
with the silver the load had brought
And as he turned a figure which had
Kept within a block ~ two OF him
ali through the day. stopping AT th'
same houses with the ostensible object
~ selling "A pair Of chickens upon
which an impossible value had beer
4 plnced turned away also. cDtcrinl
10 street which led toward home 10
nearly a straight Hue.
Late that evening as Deacon White
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

than 50 cents 4 pair, am some go h,sh
as go. An now | shUfcly ~ bliged
for de chicken lessons you boon
'structin' me IN, deacon
Their WAS q long silence, then q
husky, what you goin' do bout II,
Cashus O."
why, nothin'.' In surprise. Use
roin' he your sun-in.law. an ! amt
ere 10 have disputation' In de family.
Nuu don't you get mad, as the dea-
con rose sturmily to- his feet. Use Jest
fiXiu' things de best way Tor you
S'posc 1 40 tell Mist Williams an
MIST Buckley. an some a. den tuddrr
folks YOU do trudin' long win. AM
YOU see Oar gUm' be tar an tedd'ts
an a rail, an most likely somebody
be run nut o. town. and den | hHV To
marry Caasia anyhow. Jest to keep
her from feelin' bad Den dars 81"
Chu'ch Eoln' To- lose it's head, deacon,
an feel a scandal. Amt you see all
dat"
The deacon sank heavily back upon
the steps. You've been mighty
! smart" he snccred, ~ shore never
low twas ~ YOU. Now what you
goin' make me do"
II amt FoJn' make you 10 nothin.
deacon. ~ Jest 'visin'. II rs YOU.
I'd 40 quick an fix things all right
with Mist Williams an Mist Buck
Icy needn't tell de whole worriments,
hut see they get all de money what
longs to 'cm. Then tell Cassia she
amt do 90 better nowhar den marry
cat ulce young man, Cashus. wno's
settin' out To he de most get ahead
mar round An long o. de rest. /
reckon ia pay him What you "
him ON de chickens an ON de taters
an cabbage YOU done sold for him last
week. | low dcy u have mis-
l slantod like de chickens. You see.
deacon, dat 'm~aizin'ly smart son-in-
law YOU need To- help YOU hc such a
church example deacon, IL goin' need
his money to fix up FOR de wcddin'.
An an I low OATS all Now, what
YOU think
The deucun's only answcr was Uu
explosive snort which could not 10"
formed into words. Hut SLOWLY he
drew out "a roll of bills. part of which
he counted u gave 20 cashus But
il was tone with hubble groaTs
Cnshus rose smilingly and held out
his hand Hope YOU take u, deacon
daddy" he said, cause rs your best
friend nows Deep down in your heart.
YOU know dat Guoui OATS right
lf the dcacon's hand extended with
, les angry snort. Yves goin' to be
mighty good friends. ! see. Now
reckon | better go round an lind
Cassia. an make up bout de we'd
din
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
MOVING PICTURES
MAY HELP CEMENT
US. TO EUROPEANS
Director Of Films on Public Infor.
nation Comm ttee Sails to Ar.
range Showing Of American
Pictures Abroad.

New York. Nov. lat--The moving
picture may become an important fac.
tor, during the period OF reconstruc-
ton and after, In cementing a sympa.
thetic understanding between the
peoples OF the United States and tho
countries OF Europe. Charles ). Hart.
director OF the division Of films OF the
committee on public Information, sail
cd today for England and will spend
several weeks in that country and In
France. Italy, Holland. switzerland
and sweden, with a view TO arrang-
ing for the presentation of United
states government pictures overseas
and for the bringing 10 America OF
foreign official films.
Mr.. Hart plans to Supervise the
taking of pictures Of the last great
acts of the peace parliament
Fifteen Of the committees
staff sailed with Mr.. Hart They will
establish headquarters IN Paris for the
purpose of disseminating news of all
kinds. but particularly regarding the
activities OF the peace conference,
through the press OF Europe and the
Americas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
COUNT FIFTY! No
NEURALGIA PAIN
Don't suffer! Instant relief
follows a rubbing with old
st. Jacobs Imminent

Cunqucrs painr-noNcr tntia.
Hub soothing. penetrating 81. ia
obs lintmtnt' right on the ache or
pain. ana out comes the neuralgia
misery.
uore's a Ioyfdl experiment Try a.
Got a small trial bottle nom your
Druggist. pour "a little IN your hand
AIhi rub u gently IN the sore, aching
ncrN es. and before yuu rCnlize u IN
lust "a moment pain and neural
rta disappear. It's almost magical
but thG ioy b.. thar the misery doesn't
como back. No The nerve arc
soothcd and congestion ~ relieved and
Nour neuralgia Is overcome,
stop suffering! It's needless nou-
the face. head. iimps ca any part OF
the body. is instantly brntshcd st
Jacobs ldnimont' b. perfectly harm
less and doesn't bum OF discolor tho
skiu Ia use ror hair "A century.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

at the closed doors 70 few seconds thcn
crossed tho u.p patch for the a
D.' way home
Nuru h, reached there tho chi"k.
DHH Itd gone Goo roust hut b. was sun
light enough 90 distinguish thcm auu
th, marketing ,oops. which were pilsI
handy iHr use Hc looked from DO
tu th, other douhtfully tur he must
begin Hf once Go "ret ahead and at
tn. .Imt tm, lo careful NOT 90 au
t.euuilr the deacon Presently how
tl.i. JIr lime, of p'rplcNitN HmuotheU
from ul, forehead and with % low
,hl..I. of -aiisfactiuu hc began t1
t|rln.f.r thr letharrIc fowls from their
Hou-i- tl the coulf when TIE deaf.
cont. heavy wagon rumhird out to
Ct.uu.s cabin the nest morning ile
Chickens we're all ready art h' helped
tn load them
81 poin TO get al / can lor en-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
HOW TO FIGHT
SPANISH INFLUENZA


A|H.. ,.uu. coughs me towards
pui Team ...I... germs q
ktcp iIU rf,U IN good order t"k'
plenty uI ..... In the fresh air and
practlr, .I,.U moss. Remember 81
clCau mouth . lem KIN ana clean
bowels 1ry f.. ur. tecttpg armor against
disease I. N. % the liver and bow
els regular .HH .u carry aWaN the poi
sons within M hest 20 take % Ncrr-
tahl, plu r.... ,ther day. made up ul
MnN-tpuls '... lalup and suRHr
coated TO- U. AT most drlg storcs
known Hs 1r Hierce's Pleasant Pei.
lets. o. f.... "a sudden onset of
what app.I. Fc u hard cold, one
should $3.50 A.. hood. wrap warm. tai,
IL hot mH.f... rootbath and driul
rupiuuslN Oh. ..t lemonade. n pain
develops Nr ..ti or back. ask tuc
druggist I.. #.uuc O%tnti-uricb tah-
let's Tho, . unsh the bladdcrgul
kiduUNd tuH ..rry of poisonous
germs no ..utrol the pains aud
aches taxi. ... tuuric tnhlct o,Dft
tNo hours H.. frequent drinks ui
lcmuu4d, T. pneumonia app'ur
iu "a most t.,.. Hcrous way Whrn ih,
innuuc1H t.,f is apparently f,Du'
ering AND .I.. 10 leave hlV bed H..
"rCcuNrrIuI |f.. 81 had attack Of 800.
!iuruyn u I.. mobiH tho HNtt'ul
should lp I".. up with 20 good hef.
hal tonic HN.. Ia br PIERCE t"ldti
Medical D#"...r t. made Niihuui al.
cohol from fH roots and nurks Cd.
American tones. trees, or hia ituniI'
iron tunlcl tablets. which rau ht un.
tanned az MOST drug stores or s'i.
Toe Ia IN u.,IDe's lnNalids ltoirl
Buffalo A. T.. tor trial package.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19
Brazil Picks Men
For Peace Meeting

bucnos Aires Nov. l9.-'Thc Brazil
ian delegates to the peace conference
according TO news dispatches from Rio
JancirO. viii be Ruy Barbosa. the min
lister TO Argentine, Antonio Olynthe Le
Magazines. the Brazilian delegate to
the inter-allied conference: General
Roberto Trompousky and Admiral
Huet DE Bacellar. formerly chief OF
h naval commission To Europe. The
secretary OF the delegation will be
Barbosa Lima.
II II also reported from the Brazil
ian capital that Ruy Barbosa will ice
appointed AMBASSADOR AT London and
Dr. Iauro Muller. the former forcieu
minister, Ambassador TO Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-19

Ilso. and Miss Loriuc Hoffman.
daughter ~ MIR. and Mrs George
Hoffman uf a2a West Fruit avenue.
were united ~ marriage hy the Rev.
Father Maudll1ri Tho Young couple
we're attended uv NIas NClio Landing
is bridesmaid. lul William Rogers as
best "a
Tho bride Is e. popular member of
ih. younger social SGT ut this city and
N prominent iu mu deal circles here.
$40 Sell was formerly "a resident uf
AiuuIuerqdc. srd b. ROW "a -storokrcper
Tor thc santa fc tt stcfi az m puso
Nr and Mrs. Sell l,r' this morning
for 10 Paso. wher. ihry VIII make
their houc.