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OBRAS UIVERSAS

Beethoven. Su vida y SuS obr3s.
por Chdnt3yoine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VII
Cesar FranCk, pOr Dlndy ............ i25
DtaS dc Paris, relates sobre Ia Guerra l.25
Gracta Ante Ia guerra Europea, pOr
EleUIerio EeniEelOS .............. III
La Casa dc CervanicS ............... Go
La Mujer, Fl Cura Y La faInilia ..... $50
Los HeredeToS de Ia Gran TragCiia . . as
Los DraInlurgoS ESpalOlcS Coltem-
por&ueoS t.ig
TrozoS LitcrariNS en- PrOSa ......... B.I
TrOzos LtterarioS Gil Verso .......... LIZ
Hygiene del NcurGSIenIcO ........... t.2l
Manual de Lawn-TenntS ............. 90
Manual de Reno csc
List. por ChanisvOIne 10
La Hygiene en- Mexico, por 4. J. PAM I'm
Metodo para iugar TreSillo ......... as
Cronicas Y DialogoS, por Renavente :. H.7s
La Victoria en- Marcia ......... i,jJ
La Guerra Europe5. Edlci6n Illus
tIada, Tomos a la rtiSticS ......... S.m
La literature ESpaflola en- la edai
Media 3 Ia r1SIlca ............ o.Hh
E.TlpaStad3 en- leila NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Secretario de los Enamorados ...... G.e;
observation-disclosures, por Zamscois as
Wagner. por lichtemberger ........ -,
Msgis Modsr1a '........ LIS
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NOVELAS DIVERSAS

Al no,o Austral on vclor:rcdo. , ,olnos u.sA
navfd Cnnrerficid. :; tulnuS ........... i.20
ms ,bnrdaicS. > tonnes ............. n.SI
IL hilo de- Gro. > tuIIiuS ............. h.SD
uiiver.o Twist, pUr Dickens. : tUIlOs l!n
II lcSaju No. it3. Por GdbOrIaa.
> omOS I'M
FL SOFA a.in
Surdcio Andrea. por. Mn fri1S ...... O.i0
Tn EStadiSia Argentine. Historic dc
bon Nicolas DC Aveilaneia ........ rs
AnrntcS dc TN dcScunOCIdo. , tplnOs INA
ri BuUue Maldiio.-Tcla ............ e.Sn
Los PcscadoreS dc TrcpanS. leila ..... H.S9
ROulciaville en- Russia, HiiStica go. Lou
La miSuIa obra empiStsGa en- tela &. TO
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HAZANhS DE

6 81 centay0S tOm0)
N~i>srriuSaS fcchuriSS
Horrible e~Strai6ceiua
C.adiver que habla
JIvr rnl:rc Fantumas
y InucrIo que mata
la huelil dnl imeriO
II agcnte SscreiO
Ii dCcumentO ntimsro {
l'riSioncrO de fantOmaS
Fl diamaGtc del Rev
nsSt-ela ilGttl
II abpCado miSterloSo
Il pCilZoate apache
q ninO deSaparecido
II ahorCaGo de LondreS
Vida por vida.
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AvENTURAS DE BUFFALO BILL

a - c%rntayoS iomo)
Il proclamation lie tUIIbaS
Una nOChe de CARNIVAL
II inStintO dc una ylhora
III miSierIo dc Ia och0 daSaS
FeSCa dificil
TN tonic dPmaSiado liStO
Fl ComplOt del iucZ
IL proScripio de la montana
Tn piano ametrailador3
lanZadOS al aniSmo
Ntaic ierrOri:iCo
Daniel el oSo Y cl OSo Juan.
II caClque negro
IinClIaInientO fracaSado
la eSiatua parlante
Los beduinoS roIos
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PEsQUISAS

G~HhTIf!C.Af;E con Si.U0 a quicn me inror-
mare cNactgmGntc acerca lie mi hija Jua-
n!ta piaZ. caSada ron cl Sciior JrsLs Lo-
PEE. iioner tres hijoS; hace POGO tempo
Sc cncontrdhan en-. Hschita. pcro va no he
vIeItu Il tcRcr EOticia de ellos. Cualquier
lnformc ~Sirvan>e dirlSir!U a NaZario DiaZ.
Rosenberg. Texas. (3-fSj
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MATRIMONTALES

lnEEN mcAiCanO, traDaiadnr y cdTcado.
deSe& rcliCiUnarSc, ubjeTD mltriInuniU. ron
ScIinFIi! Modesto. no mayer De ~ amos.
birijasc 4 Emilio Mares, 81 Sidney 81.
saint Louis, Mo. GIG
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BIBLiOTECA ILUSTRADA PARA
NiSOS

a % crntayDS rada Toino).
I'll -Encaniu Dc los Mics
Historic dc las SocieGadcS humans.
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HiDLl0fECA DE fNDUSFRLAS
iUCRATIYNS

q t. teutayOs cada Tamol.
laGr-lvId S~lsCdGnera
GuSTIHl~ Ge Seda
bI1T>triI hlT3rer1
GahEi!N> tie lEiiO
lts!,lStrIa AZECarsra
i4S Flnc"S y u Perfumes
u AsaigGn
ErtN dc Palomas
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
.EMPLEOS

Sc NECESlTAN SeGoritas meNicanas Q es-
palCIas para variedad ~Hawayana. deben
iencr buena apariencia y saber un POGO
de bale. Diri2irSe de 10 i II de IL ma.
mana unicamcnte a i6 west ItoTnana Su
| Apartamento 4. S-lo'
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NECESITAMOS seloriia que liable ingles
para trabajo de tienda de Fopa en- general.
PreferimoS con eAperiencia en- las t!endaS
de esta ,ciudad. u3en salario; trabajo
permanente. coo E. Commerce ST. t3-16)
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Sc SOLIClTAN { CarpinieroS para constrdir
una casa, Biz LinareS Avenue Palm Heights,
san Antonio, (3-17
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81 NECESlTA sonora O selorila para ayu-'
| DAME de recamarera. Ocirra a. southern
| Hotel. esquina Plaza Main y Gale de Do
lnrnsl
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STAR EMPLOYMENT Co., ia North Flores
81, pGeGe rroporciOnar a I'd. trabajador%
o cmpleoS. Tciefono Travis 11sS. $3.50
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DIVERSOS

81. NATALlo MORALES-SirvaSe dirIsirSc
al Convcnro TereSianO. 502 ;. san saba
ST.. san Antonio, Tex. para tratar asul'o
intercSante. i-E2'
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Sc NECESITAN buenos zapateros. Diri-
! janSe q New York Shoe Repairing Co.
63SI. +. Commerce ST. t3-lol
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Sc NELESf1A joven nGeXicano con buenass
rerercnclaS que tenga algunos conocimien-s
toS en- tcneduria de libroS y que Sepa'
algo DC ingleS. DirijanSe Il Box 2G, CITY
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Sc NECESlTA sehorifa Que liable insless
para cncinar Y traDaD general de casa.
! No hay navajo. As 5. Lewis 81. t3-l6li
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Sc NECESITAN se1ores para retocar am
pliricacioncs. Henry Feille, 100 Smith ST.
(3-f5>
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ARRENDAMiENTOS

KENTO cwartus l]iIulios amucbiadoS cn "a
"a mjIy cGntrica. DirccriGH: Us sur Pre-
81. sis
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VENTAS

VENDO en- abonos faciIcS ColcIIaS. Ccrli-
mas. TapclSS, etc. PrrclGS Elpderad0S. y
%gradcccrd su protection Il. rUenie, Colorado
y Monterrey SIS. (3-3i
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| NECESITO criada para que Guide 4 un nj
| no como de , aiioS.-Dirijanse a isih W.
Houston 81. .3-l0l
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81 RENTAN dos pleas amueblddaS o sin
amucblar. pr0p!a> para matrlmoniO solo.
Informant: 10 Barrcra 81. (3-f9i
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SlENnO I'd. cOmcrcian:c iicne dcrecho 4
rcribir nIc>tra L-iSta de PrrciOS en- lrtlcu-
los de prinn:ra nrccSidad. SIrvGsr OAR
nos sl direction. !. u. and e. MarrOCl.in,
AH, UpI0rOSa 81.
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.NECES!TO una casa chiCa o TN deparla-
inenio sin mlIcDicS de 3 pleas Y con ha:
no. Dirijdnsc q II. G. Go. La PTE.NSA.
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:. 4 TRAVES De NUESTRA REPUBLICA :.
iAyudan aChevez..
Viene de la la. Pag)

sultado de esta MEDIA "estrategica'
70 sc hizo esperar: los rebeldes en-
traron a la ciudad de Maravatfo e hi
cieron ALI 10 que ellos saben hacer.
La prensa carrancista no lie concedi6
importancia al case y dijo que "solo
una3 cuantas horas nabian estado los
bandcleros en- la ciudad", pero Ia
genie de esos rumbos apunto Ell su
libro csc detalle mas, que forma par
te de los muchos que lie dan cuerpo
a ia terrible sospecha de que he ha-
blado antes.
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PiGAii0S UN CENrAvO MAS per sacos
de avcna, salsado y %aZtcar, dc 10 que pa
SEcn otrOs, en- 10 s. Frio ST., No scep-
tamOs Sacos graSieatoS 0 dc carbon. LA
men a Travis 5s2j. Tennessee Bag and
Metal Co., L. II. Bradford. H-2)
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Cajas Y pleas de autom6viI en- hucn cs-
tado. Gran surtido para Ford. lie aho-
rrarcmDs dincrO. ARSENAL AUTO PARTS
Co. SO2 ;. Flores. CT. SGJi. (3-9-3-iS
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AiTicUtOS DE PRIMERA NECESInAD,
%Slculi'!c Sc C0lSiguCn Il mcjOr prccio en- la
casa DC J. VI. and 6. harlequin, iO5 Do
lOFOSa 81.
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ST EENDE ma yegua con guarnici6n Y
express por $500. Dirijansc a 6t2 Leal 81.
i2-ini-
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TENEMOS En- EXIsTENCiA cl ulttmo Mo-
delo Saxon Roadster, con Encendedor y
~PrOpuiSOr Electrico, totlIIacn!e eGuipado,
p0r Sfi5.G0 'F. 0. E.. en- IL Fabrica. Pa
gos fdciles L. II. LiBADlE AUTOMOBILE
co. ESquina Avenue D Y Gale Travis.
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- NECESITA express para que llcve Sus
petacaS q Ia eStaCI0n o Gamble SIS nue.
blc< hiblple 4 ~TiusalcS. Tclcrono Crockett
J15t V Travis 1925.
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ANTEOJOS Ell abOnoS. La COmpanfa Ora
mcr. $40 Hicks Bldg. Esquina dc Houston
y AEenIda G
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Sc RENTAN dos cuar:oS amucblados
prolloS para caballcros, prcclos razolablrs,
32S Blum 81. Gill
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C!iJiS de nucv0s modclOs para Ford. Au-
tom6vlIcs Ford Il los HrccioS mas balos
IN cSla ciidad. Sc cn;regan Immediate
| mente. Mission !s:;iO Co. 2ii :. Flores 81.
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In toddS las ticndaS y botiCaS Sc vcnden
las cUiaS mcnioladaS ''BieSenblct'. marca
$50. para Ia los. NlngInaS Otras le supc-
ran. lrUcbcldS V las prercrira. t3-9-3-i5
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COMPRAS

C0MPEO caballo rue-lc Y nueyo, express
y giarnlclGl. 9i durango 81. (3-isy
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TALLER roNnGEATlC0. Leandro u. Ro-
! driGucz. RepIracidn de FONOGRA!:OS dc
!UGas clascs. Mi.quia3s &c COser, ArIEaS.
! RclOjcS. ~CerraduraS, etc.
MiQuinas de GUScr SINGER, Fon0graf0s.
| nucvOS EN- ABDNOS; de Scr;!nda Mlno.
| My BAlitTOS. Accessories para fou0sra-
| roS V maquinlS dc c"Scr.
! iNG H~rENNNISTA Street. san An.Onio. Tex.
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NEVER HAS
BEEN M|L|TAR|ST|C,
HISTORY INDICATES
As Far Back as Before Second
War With England, Prepared.
ness Was Discouraged, Though
Another Conflict Was Possible.

Washington. Aug. 9e-Thc United
States has ever been a non-militsristic
nation, and no better evidence OF that
fact In 10 be found than In the condi-
ions existing Just prior TO the sev-
ond war with England.
Although II had been known for
IA iong time that another war was
possible, every effort was made To
reduce the size of the army and navy.
and preparedness measures were dis
couraged. This course arose largely
from tho influence OF Secretary Gal-
latin. who had succeeded Alexander
Hamilton as head OF the treasury.
Gallatin needed ~ reduce the running
expenses OF tho government. lie
hoped that by this means the people
might he relieved OF a large share OF
the taxation which had been placed
upon them.
Gallaun succeeded In c~urtalllng
public expenses To such a degree that
tho budget OF isos. 1893 and 1904
called for an expenditure of only
$1,000. 00o, as compared with the
$500, 0O0 spent In 1900.
John Randolph. chairman OF the
committee on ways and means. wal
an enemy 90 Internal taxation and
through hts influence a repeal act was
passed which overthrow a great part
OF the tax system which had been
inaugurated by Alexander Hamilton.
Then came tho purchase OF the
Louisiana territory which cost si5.-
100000 and 10 meet this outlay Gala
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Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No CaloneI! Listen To Ne!
IL bilious, constipated, hcadachy or sick, l guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickens and salivates.

"A spoonful tonight, and II II doesn't
straighten YOU right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous by morning. !
want o "a so back 10 the store and
set your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
IL destroying the sale OF eslomsI be-
aus IL IA real liver medicine. entirely
vegetable, therefore II can not saiivate
or make YOU sick.
l guarantee that n spoonful OF
podson's lAver Tone will put your
sluggish liver To work and clean your
bowels OF that sou bile and con.
stipated waste which ls ciogging your
system and making you feel miserable.
I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tono will keep The entire family
feeling fine for months. Give IL to your
children. II ia harmless, doesn't gripe
ana they Ike is pleasant .taste,
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stop USING calomel! II makes YOU
saok. Don't love a days work. ~ you
feel lazy. sluggish. bilious ar consti-
pated. listen To me!
calymei r mercury or quicksilver
which necrosis OF the bones.
Calomel. when IL comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into II, break.
Ing II up This IN whom you feel that
awful nausea ard cramping. II YOU
are "ali knocked out" 10 your liver
Is torpid and bowels constipated or
you have headache. dizziness, coated
tongue, II breath IN bad or stomach
O Just Try a spoonful of harm
less Dodsoa's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go TO any
drug store and get n bottle OF bod.
sons lAyer Tone for q tew cents. Take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

Chicago. Aug. -Heiteration OF
crop damage reports stimulated Il
further riss In corn prices .oday. Sep
TENDER opened &C higher at si.s5
and sold 10 ti.6s. october opened NC
up at 81 90 Y mt touched si.s7.
oats advanced hut failed to hold
ns well as corn. September opened
&c higher at 73hc and advanced TO
5aAc. then back to 73hc. October
opened hc up at 7ihc and touched
7tLc.
Provisions were qulet n slightly
higher.
The governments weekly weather
report showing somc improvement in
crop conditions together with weak
rcss in oats precipitated profit taking
In which the early advance was wiped
out. October closed &c under yes
terday at si.65h.
Provisions closed quiet and easy.
7lac TO 2bc down.
Close:
Corn: September. siG4; October,
Sissy.
Oats: September, Tehc: October.
axe.
Pork: September. sit.IO; October,
si4.bb.
Lard: September. se6.fe; October.
sss.s2.
Ribs: September, s24.9O: October,
$3.50.
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Chicago. Aug. 2i.--lioEs: Receipts
1000 head. Market for good hogs
strong. others steady 20 i0o lower.
Top. $50; butchers. sia.2OGi9.e6:
iiRht. sis.2ba 20: packing. s7eosg
1910; bulk. tis.s5als.70: pigs. SIS
aIs.60,
Cattle; Receipts 1900 head. Mar
ket strong. Beef cattle. $40 a is.?s;
butchers atock. helfers. $3.50 m14.ss:
cows. ti2.7b@1i: n and cut
terss s6,75477S: stookers and feed
crs. fancy. st.50n 10; calves. si7.e5 q
i1T5; western range beef steera.
beef steers. sis5od 1850. COWS and
heifers, tsM13.b0.
Sheep; Receipts 1900 head. Mar.
ket or lambs steady, sheep slow.
lambs. sie.25a1s.2b: feeders. ti3.75
uiT.sb; ewes, si6.s5Qis,s5 feeders,
N3.T5Gi7.sb; ewes. tlt.25 aJa.s5,
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Ncw York Money Market.

New York. Aug. ei.-Mercantile
paper unchanged. Sterling 80 day
bills. f72%: others unchanged. De-
mand. 4.7E4S; cables. tt.7sh.
Francs: Demand. ss7: cables. bss.
Guilders; Demand. 5lL. cablcr.
5iA.
Iires unchanged.
Mcxican dollars UNCHANGED.
Timo loans steady. unchanged.
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THE RED CROSS is endeaycrIng to
secure work for a number of wo-
men whose husbands are In military
service. Work wanted is clerical. care
for children. store, plain sowing ana
light owrk. Telephone home service
section OF Red Cross. No. 9i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

Want TO trade that mule for a
gas wagon' Try the WANT AID
way.
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Az EXPERIENCED teacher desires
a position In n family 10 teach either
high school ar grammar grades Nd
dress Teacher care Evening Herald.
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
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yoR sALE-Nnscsnaneous

FOR SAiE-At the Myers Co. Store,
Corner First st. n Copper v A
lot OF furniture and fixtures. including
piano. bar outfit. typewriters. cash
register. show cases. step ladders. large
heating stoves. shelf ladder and track.
diaHraph. roll desk. platform scale.
trucks. office desks, chairs, shelving
and counters. copper measures. bot
Ting outfit, bar glassware n other
articles too numerous TO mention; all
goes dirt cheap for cash. no decent
offer refused. The Meyers Co. Inc,
Corner First ~. and Copper Ave.
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Kansas city. Aug. 2is-Iioss: RE-
ceipts ii,oO0 head. Market lower.
Hulk. $3.50 @1e.3o; heavy. SlS.S0M
1881: light. siS.25T 1890; pigs. si7
ais.
Cattle; Receipts $4,000 head. Mar.
Ret steady. Steers, ti7 mls.s5: west
ems, sio@i4.5o; cows. sG.25Gis:
heifers, $4,000 1850: feeders. s7.5On
1880, calves. sSdii.
sheep: Receipts 1000 head. Mar
ket steady. Lambs. si6ais.25: a
linss. sii.6oais: wcthcrs. 400
1875; ewes. semit.
Denver Live Stock.
Denver. Colo, Aug. 2i.-cattle: Re-
ceipts 500 head. Market csc to soc
higher than Monday. beef steers. IS
OBS; Gown and heifcrs. sT.5OmiO:
stockers and feeders. s7.5oaii:
calves. sii0is.
Hogs: neceipts 400 head. Market
steady. Top. 1880; bulk. sis.75@
10.
Sheep; Receipts $500 head. Mar
ket steady. Lambs. $i7@i7.75: ewes,
si2ni5.
-
Chicago Produce.
Chicago, Aug. 2i.-Butter. eggs,
cheese. potatoes and poultry un-
changed.
Kansas cts Produce.
n city. Aug. 2i.-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs: firsts. 3gc: seconds. 33c.
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wANTED-rosivions

ALI KINDS OF small bundles and
fancy work preferred. Phone 2lbSJ
or call tt2 No. broadway.
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AuStrians Object
To Hun Seizure OF
Polish Coal Field

~ rns AssoeiAise s.ss
london, Aug. Austria has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21
FOR RENT--Apartmsnts
OFFICES

FOR RENT-Ofnce rooms in tho
Melini building.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 70 loan on real estate secur-
ity. aO7 West Gold. City Realty Co.
Phone TTs.
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strongly protested agains, tho German
annexation Of tho Dombrowa coal
fields In Poland whsch is embodied In
the proposed German solution of the
Polish question according to the EN-
change Telegraph company.
The Dombrowa coal fields are the
mos, important in western Russia.
with those OF the Donctz basin. they
form the chief sources OF coal supply
in European Russia.
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Accessories

DoDRfLL TIRE Co.-1ires. vulcau-
iuns and sccesseries Open nights
aud Sundays. Tire servico ans~ here
ehous avs, lsg EoTtA Fourth ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

FOR sALE-studebaker seven.pas-
sensfr touring ear. Has @ top,
three hew tires and new seat covers,
and other extra equipment. Must be
sold Tor cash. This Is a good car
and can be bought at a bargain. II
interested phone 2tt2 J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

FOR SALE 49, T~weive-tabie billiard
hall in Demirg. New Mexico. Good
location. established business. now
making money. Have cigar aud soft
drink stand in the same room. all
goes Have good reason for selling.
tor particulars aud terms address
Box 3i3. Drmins. y NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21
FOR SALE-Houses
FOR sALE-Automobfss

FOR SALE Mitchell; good tires and
in good running order. a bargain
for si35. Call At sec North Edith
Must sell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

Nothing makes . q%uarrclsomc man
"a mad Az the rcfusal OF his wife To
talk hack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21
LOST
--

LoST-Pair of glasses in a case
Finder please return to pOwer'i
roomIng house. Wv South FfrsI
street,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

FOR sAI.E--Eurniture for fivs-room
house. All complete. Inquire 400
- rth Edith. Phone i5lt-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

Kansas city. Aug. 2i.-Butter and
poultry unchanged.
Eggs: FIrsts. 3gc: seconds. 33c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-21

Chicago. Aug. 2i.-Butter. eggs,
cheese. potatoes and poultry un-
changed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-27
OAKLAND
w. s. S. Campaign Launched

The War savings campaign was 1oE-
mally launched IN Oakland yesterday
and some Of the solicitors were making
their canvass OF the routes assigned To
them The campaign chairman, Dean
+. Wheeler Is putting steam into the
movement and plans to make today the
intensive day of the drive In the hope
that a satisfactory report may be given
10 the people on tomorrow. which Is
the climax day. A gratifying thing to
remember is that when an accounting
was made some time ago of the record
of sales throughout the county OaklanI
was second in the amount of stamps
sold per capita. Then the amount stood
at SAG. When this per capita sale
reaches the amount OF s14 Oakland will
have added another to her "overthe-
top stunts" The solicitors are as fol-
lows: Church street. G.. w. Gouldins
Grove. Maple. Mechanic and School
streets, f. H. Leech; Water street. +.
A. A. killam; Wateryille, Shore, Con-
forth and Neck roads. Frank Taylor,
Alpine street. Fred Hallett; Fairfield
street. Ten Lots and Hussey hill, G. I.
Johnston. Heath street and Railroad
avenue, j. S. Gleason; Oak street, H. H.
Hatfeld Summer street, A. NJ. Bick-
ford; Main street J. II. Stevens: Pleas
ant, Dunn and Aver streets, J. Z. Nor
risette: Belgrade road. Back road ana
McGraw Pond road. DR.. Simmons; Sid
ney roads G. r. Blaisdell; High street,
c. f. Small; Cascade mill. Percy But
terfed; Dunn Edge Tool Co, Wallace
Judkins; American WOODEN mill, Roy
Brier and George William G.. Simpson.
One thing is to be emphasized-tha if a
family does not pledge anything the
record is to be made just the same 50
that the government will be able to
have the nowledge for reference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-27
ALBION

Miss Olive Gould who has been
teaching is at home at present but
intends to go to Old Orchard for the
summer next Saturday where she will
work in a store.
Mrs. Haddassah Glidden and
daughter of Wisoasset has been pass
ing a few days i'll town. This was
Mrs. Gliddens former homo.
Geo. Pray who underwent a surgi-
cal operation one day last week is
Improving daily. Mr., Pray who is 76
years old has a remarkable constitu-
ton.
Chas. Wilson and wife, John Taylor
and Russell Libby has Been passing a
time fishing in Shirley.
William y. Copeland and bride who
have been passing number of days
at the seashore have returned to
their home in Albion.
Mrs. Sadie Higgins WHO underwent
surgical work last week is improving
rapidly. Her many friends wish for
a speedy return to health.
The citizens of Albion are planning
for a Fourth of July celebration. The
band will he in attendance and fur
nish music and speake. fromu away
is expected. 1t is planned to have a
parade in which the band, Camp Fire
Girls, Boy Scouts and others will take
part. The Red Cross will Serve a
dinner in the Grange hall, at q small
price. The Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety will serve ice cream. The flag
given to the church win be raised in
the afternoon. Parade starts at 10 a.
NJ.
The Masonic fraternity and the Order
of the Eastern Star are to attend di-
vine services at the Christian church
in body next Sunday. when the pastor
will speak on q theme appropriate for
the day All are most cordially invited