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Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31
CALLED FOR TEST.
Physical Examination Today BY The
Local Board For Men For Imme-
diate Army Service.

The Audrain County Exemption
Board will give physical examination
today of SO Audrain county boys
who may be sent into the United
States Army service at once, or sub
ject to the call of the U. S.Provost
Marshal. The men are from Glass I.
Their names follow:
Clifford c. McPike, Vandalia.
William M. Jesse, Mexico.
Aloman P. Heinicke, Rush Hill.
James w. Davenport, Thompson.
Paul E. Younger, Mexico.
Willie ]. Lue, Mexico.
George A. Watts, Mexico.
Edward ]. Murphy, Mexico.
Lee Roe, Mexico.
Roy A. Pearl, Mexico.
David w. Walker, Centralia.
NageD Massey, MEXICO.
Edward T. Williams, Centralia.
Ralph e. Partridge, Benton City.
David Luther Rodgers, Mexico.
Daniel Robert Miller, Rush HILL
Ralph Russell Wayne, Mexico.
C.. Lawrence Sims. Mexico.
Thomas Henry Ernst. Martinsburg
Benjamin Oney, Mexico.
Frank Cauthorn, Mexico.
Emmett Atkinson, Mexico.
Josephus Anderson, Centralia.
Joseph Morehead, Centralia.
VIM. Fletcher Slavens, Rush Hill.
Herbert Kimball Russell, vandalia
VIM. Nelson Jones, Jr., Mexico.
Homer Carr, Martinsburg.
Paul Ray Smith, Mexico.
Isadore David Taylor, Mexico.
Emmett Chambers Williams, Mexico.
Geo. Elmer Vomund, Martinsburg.
Charles VIM. Thomas, Benton City.
Thos. Lacey Howdeshell, Mexico,
Elgln Leonard Estill, Martinsburg.
Ray Roy Jennings, Centralia,
Irwin Tratchel, Benton City,
George Young, Molino.
Leopold Barth, Mexico.
Austin Thomas, Benton City.
Carl Chandler Wilson, Wandalia.
Arthur Maupin Silver, Mexico.
Squire Brown, Mexico.
Henry Neal, Laddonia.
Lester Sparks, Vandalia.
Hardin Field, Mexico.
Louis william Johnson, Mexico.
Frederick James Ruse, Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate of
Simon c. Lander, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Audrain Coun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date the 21st
day of January, 1918.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to ME for allowance within
six months from the date of said let
ters or they may be precluded from
any benefit of such estate; and if
said claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the publ
cation of this notice they will be for
ever barred.
CLAUDE LANDER,
Administrator.
Attested by me this 21st day of
January, 1918.
w. w. BOTTS,
Judge of Probate Court
First publication Jan. 81, 1918.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Elmer Harris of Wellsville called
on The Message Saturday. lie and
his mother recently moved from Mex
leo back to Wellsville. Elmer is in
Class I. and looks to be called into
army service.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

The Congressional frank is being
worked these days to the limit. The
Congressman cut themselves free
fro mthe income tax They are going
to keep on cuttinE free-and keep
their franks, you bet. But the peo-
pie will unite against their usages
some sweet day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

w. J. Stone and Teddy Roosevelt
had a fall-out 'tother day Stone
charged Teddy as being an agent of
the Kaiser and Teddy came back with
the same charge against Stone. The
mountain groaned and brought forth
a mouse.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

w. w. Cornett. near Laddonia
writes that THE Message ought to
caution the farmers to be very care
ful in avoiding bad seed corn. Con-
siderable of the corn has been fro
zen and killed in the germ"
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

1t is thought that J. w. Folk is
to become a candidate for the SEN
ate against w. Joel Stone. Folk is
the feller, and he'll make Joel yeller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Theo Campbell tells The Message
that he yet has 1000 bushels of corn
in the field not gathered. He has been
unable to get help
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

A marriage license was issued in
Mexico Monday to Raymond Kill
bourn of Centralia and Miss Ella
Sheldon of Thompson.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Mrs. Perry Riggs, south Of Mex
leo, was thrown from a sled in
which she was riding Monday and
dslocated the shoulder,
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Uncle Rufus Pearson celebSated
his 92nd birthday Tuesday. He is
as healthy and hearty as five
year-old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Mrs. w. l.. Reed fell on the icy
street Monday and broke bone in
the arm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31
A. III. Il. A,

Rush Hill, Mo. Meets on Monday
night on or before full moon in each
month. Hedgedale School House.
ID. l.. ROGERS, President.
VAL ERDEL, Secretary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Mrs. Jumps" cauthorn, late of
California, now OF Kansas City, Is
visiting Mrs. Carl Lange in Mexico
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

Robert Grange of Laddonla was in
to see The Message Thursday
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31

CA. league. near Laddonia, called
ON The Message Monday
Mexico Missouri message., 1918-01-31
Feb. S. p. v. o'Brien sale.

Feb Z. q. Marvin, miles south
esst of Mexico, J. G. Ford, auction
Ger,
Feb, IL, H, o, White, 8 miles
southwest of Mexico,
Feb. /. Fletcher Sims.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26

Many reprccd this sale in Basement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-26
Anniversary Offerings in the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
AMERICAN U-BOAT
IS FIRED ON BY
AN ALLIED SHIP
Captain Discovers Mistake in Time
TO Avoid Doing Much Damage
TO Submarine Incident Occurs
Near Scene of Recent Raid.

washington Iul, -5 Nu Amer
dean submarine cot th" latest design
has been fred ON hy uu allied armed
ship of the Sew England ,onst The
submarine was ouN slirhtly duui-
aged ana q naval tug is towiug no 90
port. 40 ono aboard the submarine
was injured
Reports Ia the navy department to-
das -lld the submarine which was
cruising submerged suddenly q.
pc1rod nour iHc uliod shin 1ud the
latter opened tire The scene of tho
attack vls not Ia: from the waters
iu which 90 German submarine recent.
u.s. appeared and when the American
suhmcrstu.. came FOO lnr surface ,bc
captain OF tbe allied ahip s.ulmvd
hat o. was ana enemy yos-cI urepir
ing 90 3tttck him
only ou, shot Htt The Submarine
whieh then q|ui.l', made NUoNu no.
identify. The -h,II struck ucnr tine
coming tower. dor'Iur several uin'a-
d wts announced that tHo vessel
soon could nc rcuuircd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

the number may he greater when the
patrol arrives ut Roswell prepared for
work.
Here is the list.
- W Adams. Roy zimmerman El
Nuouctt Harry Andrew. Bob Ballard
a g. Ucoman, Russell Bird. ROY \. T.
Bowman. " T. Rradcn. T. II. Brad
street. 8. S. Blue. g. g. Caglo. Tom
Galloway. Bruce Couuor. T.. T.. Cooley.
" 4. craig = a. p"uhof. ncn e. lIu
yisson. J. g. Dunlap Wilium u &c
Giles. a. e.. Erwin. Dr 4. j. Evans. ~
q. Errlc4tun. G. w. Freeman. Wills
Ford. W. u. Garrett. Ear H. Hail.
John " Hall. Rob H. HALEY. Charles
W Hart. H. r. Hoagland jeff n.
Hooker. James g. HuoEins, G. " llar-
rison. WHEY Icrnirap. " T.. line. g.
\. tdpp e. : Lusk, " O.. Mcllyninc.
scth \. Morrison, Tobe May. pr II.
A. Miller John ~ Munis Edward =.
Near. winfield g. Oldham, Dclomer
y. Pope. Earl a. Read. - f. Rownn.
Charles shepherd, g. G.. skies. W ~.
stino. u. -. Sw%earingin. Bob Sowdcr.
Harry Thorne. Tom Tillotson. George
Ellsworth. -. Y Tomlins"n, Ray Wog
oncr. : = ward, n. .. Watson. Edgar
watts. j. g. Wcathcrby, George NJ.
Williamson, n. e Worswick, Earl
whitaker.
Nineteen members OF the temple
who live here viii 20 10 Roswell for
the ceremonial THAT number an
nounced their intention Of making the
pilgrimage at the meeting of tho pa
troll and divan held last night Others
mey decide To 10 later. Those who
have already stated that they would
make the trip are
f.. l.. Williamson. Reuben Perry, G.
VI. Rurbcr, 3D. t. Wiles, ;. u. BUSCH,
a. g. culver. : j. Nhrahamcs, A. IS.
Harr. Peter Cameron and daughter.
d. g.. Mead Andrew uackcr g. 7.
Peterson. D. " Eathmel. D. v An
dsrw. " o. smith a. NJ Lyons and
wife. 4 4. Keen, W r. Murphy and
T. n. Chumhoriin
Tho Nlbuqucrqucans VIII goo DO
automobiles. starting az noon tunloi
row They viii meet tn" Santa t'
and Los Vegas pilgrims and Naugll
and Los Lunas pilgrims going h' way
Of the Abo pass, win ovortako th,
caravan en- route.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
"BOCHES ARE EDWARDS" SAY AMERICANS
AFTER DAREDEVIL FIGHT in BELLEAU WOOD

AVON iicId the line, colonel his
lriCuds say. YOU stopped the drive
IN Paris"
We paid u heavy price" y his In
variable reply. II used Ia have the
best force. There arc not many
icft."
ON either side OF the Bots are
wheatficlds. The Germans crawicd
up through the standing wheat. drag
ping rnchiuc guns with them. and
turned them into the wood at the
first movement Then the Americans
nearest dashed out ANA killed the
cunners. IT IL impossible for the
civilian to understand how Il IN pos
siblc for :, single man to capture a
machine gun. Vet read a few of the
citations:
Sergeant James 4. Duccy and
Private Raymond g. Van Sickel
advanced ON every machine gun
firing on the advancing wave on
June 10. Killed German officers
and men in hand to-hand battle
and captured gums. permitting
our lines 20 advance.
privatcs David a. Colyin and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

we're continually breaking IN add
ton Ia llr other -hcIls ~ tho bonn
lnrdmcnt, aud asked had Z,
message to send. lie knew that my
baIragr signals were exhausted aud
Thought I would want "A runner 10
~ ir battalion headquarters To ash
ror - cuuntcr-Itarragc"
g.. SIS o., tugH gilmpocs a. TINS thai
uu, must see the fight In Bcallcau
Wood $40 observer tu a 'front.' tieucit
waa noted hN his comrades iu IN"
trench uohioo Hia head vas visible
over riy trench pJrnpot, because onl'
lg su ,sruriuE himself could he watch
tnp oucuy EVERY srrpnd of such rA
posture meant hat hc TOOK il chauc"
ou death ct course
\ shrli aIu tionE said au c'r
witness and cat down a tree near
by Il icn right across him, we
thought. but after "a moment We saw
his head 900 the sapc place with the
tree trunk 70 loot above H. The tree
mad lodged on 81 rock. He stayed
there tor uu hour ana Kept us cor
rccty informed. when the Tight
s|lackeued he srni back a runner
" Pass the woru 60 Lieutenant Len
nlhar. said thc runner, that tho
forward ol server asks To be relieved
for a few minutes "a get a breath of
air 30
Herulsm There is NO end of hero
ism
Sergeant r'outld had hits leg broke
au tait ,hr ouda grated according -
the surgeon who dressed a. "Nuu
could feel the ends grind. saisl hr
But he managed to crawl alnuE the
ground and pun IN Lieutenant tHi
fllan with him How no did u onl'
the GOO -. courage rnuwt when h'
got tu the ho.pItal lac tainted
" forced au' ooffe between his
~~~-----~- ~~-s~,
continued on rage -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

IN this Gshtinc prcnadcs were used
"ccs lnnnll,. hut the American rifle
aud butt uud bayuncl did most 81 the
work Thc Germans had placed ma
chine gums IN the trees. while their
suipcfs concealed themselves here
aud there with thc Luger pistol, which
is almost ns accurate as a rifle, amt
il more easily hidden. After the line
WAS established II became necessary
10 Keep in touch Win headquarters,
and here the runners earned the ad
mirution Df their mates. M matter
how rcyorc was tho harraro the,
never once hcsitutcd." rays '1c Off
cial report The liHt of those who dis
tinFuisheo themselves X too long 10
he repeated here, but the story of
Private Roy g. Latscher may hy
cited as typical 81 all:
"lic repeatedly carried messages
%ubrourl, n haifagc ou June ~ say
TIN, report. when IL seemed almost
certain death 10 do ~. ON tia
niorning nf June -. during "a ,io-
icut barsagc. he voluntarily gOl out
Of his dugout nmi walked to my
trench, where poundcr shells
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
SENATOR JONES IS
OPPOSED TO HOUSE
MINE CONTROL BILL
New Mexican Calls on Wilson TO
Disapprove of Measure as Being
Inadvisable Extension of Gov
ernment Authority.

Washington July 90 Mining les
isia,ion was discussed today with
President Wilson by senator Hondcr-
son os Nevada, chairman, and SEN
ators Walsh Of Montana and Jones
Of New Mexico. of the senate mines
committee. They called at tn" White
House to express opposition Go the
house minerals control hill which
they regard as contemplating iund-
visnbio extension af government con
troll of mines.
As substitute legislation the son.
ators suggested tine establishment ui
% government corporation under the
president authority, 90 buy and sciI
minerals They said tho government
would thus be able SO control the
market prices of minerals ana cstab-
lish such prices us would stimulate
production
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25


John e. Ashland Killed -four Ger
man puuucrs and captured the
gun
The following men advanced ou
90 machine "a most which threat.
,urd Co hold back cur wave aud
drove out the $40 Germans who
operated twenty machine guns iu
u Second Lieutenant Chester T.
Iras,r. ~~crEcants walter -
Allen. George o. cotton. Milton e.
Sttlrth. John e. Tatu. .a rot-
porals Joseph T.. Lall and Edward
s. smith. and priyatcs Boycttc.
Lester Bergman. and james a
itaWkius Tho Germans aurrru
dcrcd after tho wave had paS-od
Private Thomas y Thumaf
picked up the automatic rifle "a.
81 comrtdr who mad been wound
ed aud advanced against % ma
chime gun until himself was
Killed
Sergeant Andrew parlo rushed
10 machine gun single handed,
Killed the two remaining mcm-
bers OF It's crew and then directed
~ against the cueuy
Priypte Michael D. Hardtuun
rushed 20 machu" gun, KILLED two
Germ5us and captured the gun
The whole story ui the American
may DE found n the rrpur.
made by Captain T. $ Wnss IS
ne comments ON the Drawer,
of certain 81 his men
1t was necessary. hc writes. "t'
rush the machine gun nu June Ia auf
10. ana 10 take thcut hy sheer spirit
ana dash, aS othorWI.r ~ wav'
be hold az Tho woods seemed
crowded with tu,m Iu every IN.
stance the enemy tuall, ahnndone,
the gums lud ihus, not Killed 90
captured ran away We lost over 90
per cent at uur men KILLED "i
NounGtd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
65 NOWCES LISTED
FOR DESERT TRIP At
'SHR|NE CEREMONIAL
Nineteen Local Members of Ballut
Abyad Temple Signify Intention
of Going TO Roswell for SEES
sion.

SIXTY five uovicos VIII trck ACROSS
tn. .uuda. under the uhio guidance
of Hullut Ahyad temples patrol at
tn, Shriners ceremonial tu Doe held at
Roswell Saturday.
AZ least % Use of noy,cca. received
bore today, contains siNty-fiVc namcs.
There rs little possibility thut thr
number win dwiudle IN the face ~
friendly warnings 90 the noyIycs of
tH, nlrdshIps uf the dessert Boz fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

are heaps of rocks and small boulder
-troWu cm-iupaccs It was 3D. place
ulad, 10 order f3r guerilla defense
and infinitely hard 10 take 10y rIcril-
DO utrIrk Bach open space tuj each
path between frno- offered au pppnr
tIrits tor w1chiuc gun play
when they got their Toe hold .u
the wood tho Americans began tp
move forward q tree az u time THIS
was 81 time ct desperate hand To-
hand fighting Here the Germans
displayed the first OF tho bag ct
tricks with which the marines evrutu-
Hlly became familiu.
The, "pllycd dead in the open
spaces, so chat tie American. passed
hy Then fHry were firod on from
behind The invaders OF the wood
learned that not even % wounded GER
man wus 1fc II hc held arms handy
EyontuolIy "a line Of trenches was
built l} the contrnding forces
through the centre Of the wood \
passcrus could hardly have detected
theiu They wriggled about trees ana
putruu. 81 -hrubbery and rock and
were hidden like snukos At inter
yals wore uny dugouts m which the
men slept sourtimcs. Not often. TIN
colouo went without sleep or food for
u,, days and night Most OF the
0G,.ul- reported the same If they
cam r.IHrmher 70 most of them the
events 81 tho fourteen days fight
nav, t.lo-copod only nov and then
"a striking incident o. borne In the
WcuUr.
Fighting on "MonhcS Meat"
rh,, are ouly Il ,cW Of the deeds
600 hrru u performed hy the men an.
dor f.. command officer after Off
urr reported but ia the confusion
auu 's.itrucut and as the fightiug
vIH altogether m the woods. I can
uult T'.UJt upon what ] can remem
bon Most has escaped me.
Tho grhting now hrc,mc contiuu-
ous 1uH although the two weeks lac
tlr wood were starred 10y two days
"f heavier fighting than was ordi-
uut' when thc Americans attacked
boo vi.f passed ion toI.t. one ddy
rcHll' differed slightly fslm uIs
othrr There were two days during
which no, American. Wen. unable 90
bars tnuu urad uld thc .nrmpu dead
rtIIl uD uncovered boy earth iu that
restoring -iul Then, wor, many DAYS
when tho men wont vitbsuI .rfD,ieut
food and winter a. d., f,,. ltd ,h,v
huyr amy nat food nr. .off,p lam lived
ou ,anpeI rttInn- and Unto,
NfouEey uIo,t tho |,,l,rri calls
Inc Timed beef
A. nad uri rr,,ad f,,.,pI. f, die
communication trench from IA,
Urbtng trench Thor, won. ma,
.r...-I $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Germans Surrendered Willingly When Cornered-
Officers Had to Stand Behind With Drawn Re-
voIvers to Kill Those Who Ran-Yankees in Des-
perate Deeds of Heroism to Stop the March to
Paris.
BY HERBERT COREY

With the Americana com 600. Nfrn"
juuo 49, Three THINGS 'ul uui
prominently iu tho STORY ni iu, l,rhi
ing u Belleau wood
FIRST is the extraoriiuar, ,'u
and endurance of the young Au.iiulu
soldiers who won that nrht uui> o.
small number was engaged. 1 uIm
beers go in this war. but o. ua, uc
,oubted II any body nf troops ou
either side have been subjected Go o.
heavier or more concentrated sh lIius
coz have met with q uuIo stubborn
resistance.
second g. Ia" conviction of every
man who took part iu that Tight that
I'VE have Fritzie's number llc has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Destroyer Made
In Record Time

Washington. July 25.-A new worlds
record IN destroyer construction has
been established az the Mare Island
tCaliforuia) navy yard ma the COM
missioning of the Ward, 20 days after
her Keel was laid, the navy depart
mcnt announced today The ward
was launched t7i4 DAVIS after the first
plate was laid Formerly It required
twenty -four months 10 construct % de.
stroyof m This country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

shrltcr at the odrc CO.. the Woo and
got back thcir breath 80 one knows
how many were KILLED if that rush.
but the path was strcwn with bodies.
The wood ON ahond was full of Ger
mans. at seemed packed with ma
chine guns, states an official report
1T scomcl 49, though there were "a
machine gan to every fifteen men
Not more than zoo Americans took
part in tho fighting 100 the wood. Il
Is estimated that ! 600 Germans held
the place. Almost 500 We're taken
prisoners and dead Germans lie very
whore in the underground. There
are few trees iu the Bois. Now and
then oue finds open spaces aud there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
England's King
Orders Mourning
For Former Gear

London. July 24-King George has
ordered the British court TO go tn
mourning for four weeks FOR former
Emperor Nicholas OF Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25


definitely proven hat is inc Ger
mau'a superior IN f.Ht.uE quality
That personal superiority b. 80
marked that livery muu viii tell you
hat the EOuhe- m cuuHrd-,' Eut
tho Germans fought very we'll Tho
American Officers ,luccuo this.
Third IS che quuI,y ot tho pruasigu
discipline. whicn It.I men who udi-
yidualiy had had more thau enough
tiim bee line. when Corn',od every
German surrender if he htl the
chance. But hu .id not surrender
until he was cnru.rcd HiH officer
TODD hohind hIn with pistols ready
% Wus 10 yhci,a .C death that was
presented 90 him
"ls 81 true .ed tho colonel uf
these remarkable irhting men, chat
you found Goruuu. chained 20 their
guns
"it is 90 lio' 20, nsworcd without
hesitation But their officers held
thom az th" gun. by force They
Killed those that rau'
Daring the .t. rhrcc days of the
lighting which laf.l from June . 20
juno % the Diorua had no artillery
'"'" 'u'I''H' ''.. poe" "' ''''''
one ana ih'A h'N ~" i'pi"-
~ mat iN'iI s"" hid not nee" anne
To- keep up WllH .urm. During this
time the famous HIu erican unit which
fought Ia tho iu.- do Bcllcau had
'"''''d'd 40 '7''.''hlhE
IN ih' W""" t'. N hil,l p'IiO' ''
H'"' nun" i"'p' ~"
me. were 'l''' 70 use 'h' l''
PUG D" nv"
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w iU'lr'it Tor iiieh'
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U'rIS SNAPPED N'''' OF lhl'h'I l''
maps lhi'' I" 'I'u F"
N'"' " '' Nv" y"
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acres ~ "' Ncpl ~ = ""''l''
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upon tine WA. 5 "f"uh" '"" wy
'h'' ''' ."l MOI"
wh'hlh' H"' cost 'h'N '
Nh"" h"' 1901. ' n'-l Or l''' poo.
movement I"' In ih' NN'l-
h'il,'" 'r enc. fh' TOW" ,'
rtu is mot Won. t mo-" VIM" To
o.. " VIII ''
we "''' .lwdra i"' WOO"
''i"" '' 'I' A'" ''
ui thc uuN. doslFh"l'' p''''
was p'rh'I NlI"'''''' '"r
ana lhtI' M' Hfrh "i HN'''
chinr guns ' 10 the ''E' '' '''
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Ihl" l"'' Know"
advance w.. ..... The American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets YOU crazy. can't bear the touch
of your clothing bonn's ointment IS
me for skin Itching Al druggists
sell H. 90 cents q box.