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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
u. S. AVIATOR is KILLED
Cadet C. E. Jones of Massachusetts,
Loses Life in France-Chicago
Flyer Missing.

Washington, Feb. 20.-Cadet Charles
T.. Jones of Pittsield, Mass, attached
to the aviation section of the signal
corps. has been killed in an airplane
accident in France, the war depart
ment was advised by General Perish
ing
Ottawa. Ont, Feb. 20.-Flight Lieut..
Claude G. Purdy of the royal naval
aviation squadron is missing and be-
lieved killed, according TO an an
nouncement through the naval depart
ment. His home address is given as
East Forty-fifth street. Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
2 BURNED. 80 HURT IN WRECK
Spreading Rails Cause Accident N
Burlington Road Near Hol-
redge, Neb

Lincoln. Neb.. Feb 20.-Two per
sons were burned To death and 30
were injured when n Chicago, BurIing.
ton & Quincy passenger train Jumped
the tracks aud went over an embank-
ment while running between Holredge,
Neb.. and Sterling. Colo. A spreading
rail was the cause of the accident.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
ASKS UMPIRE FOR STRIKE
Frank A. Hayes, Head OF United Mine
Workers, Wants Garfield TO Settle
Alabama Row.

Washington, Feb 20.--Frank A..
Hayes, president of the United Mine
Workers Of America. asked the fuel
administration to appoint nm umpire
10 settle the strike in the Alabamn
coal fields, where $4,000 men are re-.
ported idle. Rembrandt Pcoie was
named
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
400 600 German Food CaAen

Amsterdam, Feb. 20.--Close to 400
900 prosecutions for infringing the
food regulations were conducted In
Prussia IN 1917; 1b1 .42l fines OF vary
ing amounts were inflicted. and 1,7sl
persons were sentenced TO prison.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
BoIsheviki in Flight, Report.

London. Feb. 20 Rumors are cur
rent in Nasa that the bolshcviki gov
eminent in petrograd has been over.
thrown by the social rryolutionists un-
der the leadership Of NJ Tchcrnolf. ac-
cording 10 the correspondent there of
the Politiken of Copenhagen. says a
dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
company. Nkolal Lenlne and Leon
Trotzky are said TO have escaped to
Riga.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
"KRYLENKO. >"
Germans Occupy Russian Cities.

Berlin, Feb. 20 German forces have
entered Dvinsk, it was officially an
nounced by the German war Office The
Russians unsuccessfuly attempted to
blow up the bridge across the Dvina
river.
The official communication issued
by the German war office says that
from Riga TO as far south as Lutsk
German armies are advancing east
ward 70 Russia.
Vienna, Feb. 20.-The German army
group under command of Gen. Alexan-
der Won Llnsingen, according to an Of
fetal statement issued by the Austrian
war office, has occupied the Russian
town of Lutsk in Volhynla, without
HultIup
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him to the ground. The hoy, who is of
unusually powerful build, succeeded in
gripping the animal by the throat, and
the two struggled on the ground.
When the farmer arrived the leopard
had been effectually strangled and was
relaxing Its grip O. the boy, who was
badly injured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21

use with hot concentrated nitric acid,
nor for electrolytic anodes. For jew
elry Ii Is thought 10 be even superior to
platinum. as 1t is harder and stronger
and takes better finish and IL has
practically the same color. can be
worked as readily and does not tarn-
ish or corrode.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Lead Company Fined SIS 900.

ST. Louis, Feb, 20.--The Federal
Lead company was fined $4,000 In the
federal district court on plea of
guilty TO a charge of accepting re-
bates from the Illinois Southern Rail-
foad company
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
II. 81 70 Leave HespItal Soon

New York, Feb. 10 Colonel Roose-
welt Is progressing so well that for the
first time his physicians assured him II
his Improvement continued he may 90
10 a hotel by the end Of February
Many called during the day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
American Killed In ro,ion

Ottawa. Ont, Feb. l8.--The follow.
ing names Of Americans are included
ia the l0test casualty list Killed In
action w. II. Earles. South Belllng.
ham. Wash. IIl--J Stewart, Poison
Mont
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Woman Rail Hands Strike

PottsyiIIe. Pa, Feb b. Woman sec.
ton hands employed by the Lebigb
Valley railroad On the Shenandoah.
Lost Creek branch are on strike.
The, receive sl.S0 for nine.hour day
and the are striking for 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21

New York, Feb. ls.-Peace talk fur
nished the basis for considerable nc.
tlvity In Liberty bonds on the stock
exchange. In place Of the recent low
records ali three issues displayed un.
usual strength.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Three Men Shot N /. W. W. Raid

Hilsboro, H., Feb. 10 Seaton
ENERGY. city marshal, was wounded
and two other men were shot and dan
gerously wounded when party Of
'loyallsts' attempted 10 enter the home
Of miner named clifford Donaldson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
u. s. Navy Flyer is Killed.

Washington. Feb. 20.--Enslgn Al
bert II. Sturtevant, a naval aviator.
has been shot down In European wa
ters, the navy department was nd
yised on Monday, His body was not
recovered
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Detroit Air Cadet kill.a

Dallas Tex Feb 2O.--Nlctor l..
Dennis Of Detroit Mich. cadet aviator.
Who was burned at Love field near
DaIlus when his machine fell 100 feet.
died In the field hospital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
For $3.50 Wheat.

Washington, Feb. 20.--A favorabl
report on the Gore bill to increaS
the minimum price for wheat of tn
1918 crop from 81 to $3.50 pc
bushe was made by the senate agr
culture committee.
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apparently superior promise.

apparently superior promise. TT
scale of our stewardship may I
small, the items of II meager, III
situation obscure. the duty to whic
we are called insipid and irksome 4
the extreme, yet in the faithful diI
charge of our obvious calling lie H|
the possibilities Of discipline, all th;|
Ia necessary to fit us for great destinl
Our consuming soliciude should 4
that we grasp the circumstances
the hour, learn their lessons, extra
whatever they have to give Of know
edge and notwithstanding.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Montana for Dry Amendment.

Helena Mont. Feb. 20.-Montana
ratified the federal prohibition amend
ment when the senate concurred in the
kemmis resolution from the house.
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Be consented.

Let none repine M their station and
waste their time longing for other
things than such SIS they have. greater
things. more congeniai. or things OF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
Boy stranales Leopard.

Strangllng leopard with his bare
hnnds was the feat performed by
lad In South Africa. The leopard.
full.groNn female. had In the course
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
bOLSHEv|K| GIVE
IN TO GERMANY;
AGREE TO TERMS
Foes Occupation of Dvinsk and
Lutsk Forced Action
TO GIVE a. BILLION INDEMNITY
Lenine and Trotzky Reported over
thrown by Social Revolutionists-
Teutons Continue Drive Into
Eastern Russia.

London, Feb. 20,--Russia is now
forced to sign peace upon the condi-
tons proposed by Germany, says an
official Russian statement received
here.
The official statement was signed by
foreign minister. 1t protests against
the German resumption of the war
and says the councils of peoples com
miSsioners Is now forced to declare
its readiness TO sign peace as dictat-
ed by the delegation of the quadruple
alliance at Brest-Litovsk. 1t promises
to give a detailed reply without delay
to the German peace conditions.
Russians Enter Protest
The statement was transmitted
through the wireless telegraphy sta
tons of the Russian government to the
government of the German empire at
Berlin. The text reads:
"The council of peoples commits
saries protests against the fact that
the German government has directed
its troops against the Russian coun-
ellis republic, which has declared the
war AT an end and which is demobil-
izing It's army an all fronts.
The workmens and peasants gov
eminent of Russia could not anticipate
such step because neither directly
nor indirectly has any one Of the par
ties which concluded the armistice
given the seven days notice required
in accordance with the treaty of De
cember 10 for terminating it,
Russia'S decision 10 yield to Ger
many comes on the day after the re-
sumption of military operations by the
Germans resulting in the occupation
by them Of the DVinSk and LutSk.
Whether it was the threat of German
military power or the chaotic domeS-
tic conditions which induced the boil
sheviki to accept the German terms is
not made clear by the advices thus far
received
Four Billion Indemnity Demand.
A dispatch 10 the Times from Petro-
grad under date of February 10 quotes
Leon Trotzky, the bolsheviki foreign
minister, rs declaring in his report
upon the ending of the negotiations at
Brest-LltovSk that the German terms
included the retention of Poland.
Lithuauia, Riga and Moon island and
IN indemnity of S4,000,00O 900, presum-
ably In gold.
The Russian government, according
to an official statement received here,
has addressed the following message
to headquarters and all the fronts:
"The council Of peoples commits
sarcs has offered to the Germans to
sign peace Immediately. | order that
IN all cases where Germans are en-
countered masSed pourparIers with
the German soldiers should be organ
lied and the proposal to refrain from
fighting made to them. If the Germans
refuse, then YOU must offer to them
every possible resistance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
~ DGE ron YOURSELF
" hiCh l. Bcttci-Tr, an Experiment
or 'FRONT.' nv an Albuquerque
Citizens INIsricncc.

something new IS an experiment
Must Dee proved 90 be az rcpr,-
scented.
The statement % "a manufacturer -
mot convincing proof ut ucr.1
Eut tine endorsements 90 friends is
Sow sJppo@iug you had "a bad back
a lame weak. ur aching one.
Would YOU experiment 900 So
N0u VIA ~cad OF many so-eiliod
cure
Endorsed bog strangers from far
away places
IT'S dinerout when tho endorsement
zones from home.
Easy 90 provo local testimony.
Read ths Albuquerque case:
A. NJ Plotner carpenter, 1898 81.
John st, says. II had severe attacks
ot kidney trouble aud my back both
cred me very much. didn't feel well
90 an and when ! cxcrted myself. I
tired quickly. ] finally learned OF
Houn's Kidney PINS ana bought some
at the Alyar1dO Pharmacy. They soon
cured mo OF the attack. Since then
] have generally had "a box ~ Doau'i
Kidney Pills IN the house Boz case !
should need them"
Price see. at all dealers. Dom
simply ask Tor a kidney romcdF-got
Mr. Plotner had. Foster -Lilburu co.
Doan's Kidney Puls-the Same that
Mfrrs Buffalo. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
MAMMA! DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
SICK. ~CONST|PATEO
Loot 80 Tongue Move l'oi-on-
rom Liver and bowels
At once.

Mother. Your child isn't naturally
rr.. tr poe,i-h See N tongue o.
coated f i- 3D. .Yrr sign its Ittlo
..... .ycr auH bowel. need 90
,I"Hu..uH .' once
Nn.. Jess IaI, fayprIsh fulI uf
cold .r. iatJ throat ."r, doesn't
.~ ,.u act naturally nns TOM
t.N ..". .Ilrrhu,H remember %
e.u.. |..r and bowel cleansing
H.aI. .'a ,s 10, thr lIrs' treatment
r.r
-.tHiuH equals california Syrup
.' IIE- .r cnildrrn's ill- give 20
'.. .uuufu. and boo 20 few hour. alI
f.. foul nlstr. sour nilr and f,i-
..,HruE food which is ,luurrd boz tho
.pv.I. p p out of th, system and
.uu have, wen aud playful child
again AI children love thl. harm
l.s. doll,. us fruit laxative aud %
nny,I H.|. 600 effect 90 good inside
ri.lu-.ur Directions tnr babies.
children .' ull Jrr- tuH rrowu-ups
,r. rl4UH. ou 10, no''l,
Keep H handy boz your home, 8
Iittl, given TODAY saves 10 sick chtld
tomorrow but rct tho genuine ASK
your druggist for 70 both, Of cali
foruiu SNrHp Of Figs then hook and
s', thtt ~ is made Dos the |Culf1ruit
tIr syrup CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Auto springs, al makes. Kurbrr g

Time. wls Boo ~Al1uuuer1u, today un
bits way east. /
Lieutenant EdWurd kimhic. uf th,
national army is in N~lhruuoruu, FOR t
hort leave of ubscucc. To- visit rclI
dives and friends Lieutenant kimhlo
BIS tho son of Col. Amos W kimhlc.
we'll known 10 Older residents OF Alhu-
puCrpuc and is u rt1udsuuaof the la
! H,rfcctu Armiiu
Mn : Seligmtu. ladies SUudu,a'
. county chairman uf the ihird lb'ttV
loan and Nlrs \ Nuhs are daily cant
Nrss.ug the ~uoighborinr town. aul
su.cc.~r1llN selling goNorumout bonds
uu their visits
Tonight Be- , mr'tiu. for ourullm'u.
e membership OF Bow. and Girls AZ &
r,cultural club 10 StuduflI MIR r.
p N ru. Mn VI /, DcBuuu. Felipe Cast
tl'", and NatItn niho Dr.. will '"
present.
Juig, Is. g.. Burur- hu. RETURNED from
O lIhrt't Iunu speaking fuu go Nuuu
taluaII and i.taurIu lIc reports the
most Iutru-r Interest 100 the loan NJ
both points. After Mr. Barnes hud fu
I-Eri speaking ur Nuuutuiuuir Sntut
'Ir,. rho total of subscriptions. reached
$4,000. with 'h, "tnp' a- % certainty I
100 g. few DAYS. similar response wa.
received an Est1uriu. where $4,000 or
.i.1uu Vu, collected iu ~ minutes. Mr..
Buru,, finds farming condition. Boo the
I.ipurlu section cNe,llrut. four inches
af .aow having tullru In,t vrrk Judge
g. g.. Mcilrr accompanied ludg, Barnes
boo hH. tour.
Hugh R"uuio travelling representative
,' 'hr FOursuuurr Picture corporation.
Irn,c- tonight for prming y VI he
hp, houu boo Albuquerque two days aud
while here booked Carmen uf the
kluuditc. I"ur,Iiu'- Last Raid. - g.,
Thomas lnro. and several other Four
square pictures with Nj. Hru,a-. 80 Hp.
pear ~ m, py-tim, thvatyr.
MI. ". g.. Lindsey arrived last night
from Santa g. aud will hr The guest OF
tol ouJ Mrs Alfred GrJu-frli for n
tyv days
v Nog'. of Ramuh. Mckinney roun
as. Be- in thu city TODAY. returning from %
bushes. trip 'u santa r. NJ Nou' BE-
% we'll known stock grower.
senator q. + p4nkcy uf lum,. Nh" is
being mentioned prominently BOO cuuu,r
ton with the republican nomination for
governor. o.. U the rlt, today
N,. 7. Ruuult. ir. wife co. tho sta. e.
gam, warden, arrived iu Albuquerque
last night for @ short visit.
''n" u"''","s' '' ~N,"m"I"''" one ',
me '"''',,I'' an'"hl"'''' -"'''inrh "i
s''I'',. N,| M'A''", - D." 'n' cry ''.
rusrl of his business. having been called
In tby recent draft order.
''n.N ! f''"'n on I.'' '''''' is In
p '", '''N '"' '",'l t'.'
N'''' SENATOR ''"hI '''i"'h "' "aI
+, N ~"'''"'lUL =" '"''N''' ""''''- o."
w i'' ,"I'
'"' women "'''' corr, N'N u.''' no
' -''' '''''", ' '"' h"lI
.'u''I ..N "' . 70, 900 h'iI'ohm'ni
N'I -'',''
'''' "''. '"' !" N''
''''' '."l'. '"' '''"'N'' 'I"" "
a ''' Jus ''-'- ""' N''''
m ' Fl" '.". POW. ''i"'' john
0 Jus VINO ''''-''' poo ,', navy ,~','h'i,
,''' N'-','''N ''' ~ ih'' '"hh J..
I || ANL INa HIN|HfHHN #. NnA NHaHHH 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23

auNili1ii,s acting as conveys tor the
submcrsiblos ALSO has been discussed.
The peculiar formation % Belgian
coast has acted as AN uusurmouutablc
obstacle ga amy major allied naval
offensive an the submarine bases The
Gradual, shelving beach prevents tho
approach of amy but tho lirhtcst draft
vessels narrow channels piercing
th.s shallow stretch NJ water were oN.
t,us.y,ly mined by the German.
shore Notifications OF unusual
.trcuEth add 20 the protection against
Itttck from the sea.
The importance attached hy the
British Co tho Ostrud and Iechrugpo
bu cs is indicated by the . port that
the British have designed and on
tructol e special typo ~ monitor for
the solo purpose 90 attacking the
places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
DISTRUSTS
WILSON'S USE Of
EXECUTIVE POWER
Illinois Senator Says Wilson Car
ried Blazing Brand in Russian
Tangle and Didn't Know 1t
Opposes Overman Bill

nv .soctArrp rPrs.
Wisuturt.. ApriI Debate con-
the pyormu. ui' .Iru.d Geo give
the urosidcu. general POWERS Tel re-
organize gov. uw'ut departments was
resumed tod with SENATOR sherman
90 Illinois rolh,u. against the
measure.
Frank d|is..ust u. President VII.
son. use of .uWrr v1- Expressed hN
senator She. lu E|r,. ewing tuc con
duct Of ar Pc. between tN. United
States aud l..-iu rho Illinois senator
said that through H "fh, president
carried Boo l hand DO nll.'ug brand
.Hu admit E.lV b.
90, ls.ori.. the president had made
nu uuv. CO.,. of executive power hy
sending to .Ua Holshoyik govern
m'ut 10 me :" which 30 used tp
further its u,yn aims
I'VE have 'Ius th" spectacle, coz uui
Duuutr, putting lie arm around 90 ru,
orumout MOI % htt better than the
Eli-vi Senator sherman asserted
uI h' quote Samuel Gumu,rs with
fbu assertion hut tho American hhur
irl3ur undo, TODD bottor the -itua.
'Iuu .u Russ than 1Id the president
Sow There - SOM, company tho
president s. plufy- with himself
Senator SIN, uuu continued which
gives mr uiu rotsuu for II-tru-r 80,
.@...,tIrN ol wan MI Baker. is hul.
-.g IIl-t a 'n, other IHlf lf.ifst
Hr went iu office convinced that
H, could Doc, .Ud the wan. not hv
wtNiur war Nut uv Moral persuasion
b." HfEumcu TIru the secretary OF
labor WilsD who made bis debut
into publ, 10, uy getting into iail
lu 'umhcrla % Nd bN violating hi.
country law
senator 81 ruHn charged 'h. pres
iI,ui I- sur uud'G Dos socialists AN,
demanded t|It ho got riJ of them
before he v uld ho Willing Jo grant
tho chief q, aoutiy- more power
Secretary W ou and Postmaster Gen
.rll Hurlysu. h, declared tr. stat,
socialists '.r Hurl'sou be said. I
CARRYING err md with him the earn
iur. nf rouy 's employed uu hIs farm
iu Texas an 10, said. ''hr l1st por.
som Eu the Grid who should Dee tails
Ins GOVERN. .ut ownership"
Louis IT, Post assistant sr,ruiar.
ut labor Sh man continued "thiuk
Is duu. Leon Trntzky that the mIddl
GLASS should u, oNf,rmlug'rd and h
declared trf the publication tn
rII.I. Iu .I,N Nh Posts family o
interested. .fpuIs DO, . W "
John 70 Walker president cot 'h
iII.uI. .tI.. federation af labor au.
NOW member of the advisory com
mi't"o .' fao council of national lr
/ fHU.. . .t.|...f az Cha. ....f r4FI
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McAdoo's Visit to This
City Will Be Climax
of Loan Campaign

continued from Page -.
~
tp spend all tbo time 20 work BOP his
ear
At 3 300 Mrs McNdoo Will Dee guest
OF honor at u tea Boo the EIks c,u"
At % %. m. MI NrNduu will speak
at 20 dinner for 900 81 the Jctiv" uh-
crt, bond workers 81 N]lhuqucruur
iu the = NJ A.. The dinner b. Dos
card which Chairman Hickey 'td
TINS morning the committee had 'r
cidcd b. could issue only tn the bond
worker. because ut thr capacity OF
m, room
~ y O'Clock MI NcNdou VIII -pra,
10 the public 90 the national guard
rrmurN Every man. woma Jud
child p Albuquerque g. invited geo h"
ion th, 1rmory prompt, ut n o'clock
and hear the secretary OF tho tuitod
suites TREASURY ANA director general
81 al the railroads iu thi, nation Mr.
NcNdoo'~ subject VIII Doe the liberty
loan.
Thcr, will Dee lttl, furu1lity about
IN. .crrctary'- visit ~" viii ho wei.
coined hy the local liberty loan conn
mitto. His trip t- To- business trip
! ON the business 1T the nation
The party viii leave Albuquerque
J Thursdp, morning 1t , u.olurE tho
secretary ear bctnr attached tU
train So. fn At 1925 D. m To twenty
miuu', stop viii Doc made u' 1l- Vegas
vhor, Mr NcNduu win sp"Ik from
th. rear platform pC hjs ear uc
viii reach ltutou ~ F.iH THURSDAY
afternoon and VIII speak there f,t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
JUICE is
FRECKLE REMOVER
Girls. Make fhie cheap beauty lntiun
a. clear aud whstru YOUR skin.

S.Iu' w. thr Juice uf Two lemons iu-
20 t uu'tI, ruu'tIuiur three ounces OF
orchard whit. shHNy wolI. and ,uu
have, 30 lulrtrr pint 81 rho best rocklr
Iud tam lotion uud complexion beau
',fI,r Vt F'rt very small cost
Your rru,t. hu- tl, lennon. lnU
aul drUs -for. u. toilet ,ruutor VIII
supply trr,u nuu.ps nc orchard white
iur u few cent. Naa.Irr This sweet
Is fragrant lotion into the ticc irok.
lruH IuJ bands each dat lud 5000 how
n,rbIr. ard hloml.hos disappear and
how clean. soft anna white th' skia
byguus. N,.' n b. harmless
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
. Clear, PeaChy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath, before break
fast helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

sparkling and viyiciuus merry
bright alert ruud clear skim and
20 natural rns, health, complexion
are lssur,I only bv pure blood ~
UuIl r,,,t man and woman could hu
induced ru adopt the morning inside
bath what 4 gratifying change would
take uI,D, Instead of the thousands
OF -ichIr auu'mIp. looking men woW
ou lnd Girls. with p1ety o' muddy
complications instead OF th" multi
a of nerve wrecks "~ruuduWut
brain Tags ned possimists vo
should -or % while optimistic thruur
81 ros, checked people cvcrl where.
Az inside bath Be- had hN drinking
each morning, hcfor" hroukfrst l
glass of rrul hot water with e tru.
spoonful 90 limestone phosphate BOO o.
iu wash from the stomach. liver. Rid
uoy7 aud ten wards ~ bowels M" pr,
viuu- days iudircstihle waste suur
Concentrations and poisons, thus
ci"ausiur swcctcnipT and f%rcshrninE
the entire tliuicutarv canal before
putting more food into the stomach
Those subject tu sick headache hii.
i%ousnes- uasty breath rheumatism.
colds ana particularly those whn have
% plllid s,lluW complexion aud who
are oou-tipptcd very often are urged
to obtain 20 quarter pound Of ,limo
stone phosphate ut the lrur store
which will cost but n tribe, hut is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change I'm 10Th health
aud appearance awaiting those who
practice internal sanitation We must
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
Mofat Road Is
Closed 8 Days

Denver. colo, April 90 -Thc bon
,,r Is salt Lake CMoff1l railroad
Inns been closed fpr eight days be-
cause OF snow drifts and snow slides
ross is being made IN clearing the
tracks. according 60 "a report made
Goo The state public utilities commits
sion TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23

Conkey Head Lice Ointment, l5c
Conkey Roup Cure ....... 15c
80 lbs. best Corn .-........ Sl.78
so lbs. Corn Chop, steel-cut $3.50
zoe worth Straw, 2bales 40c
~ Glass Nest Eggs lac
Seneca Egg Maker Soc
II doz. size Egg Carriers Soc
Self Grain Feeders ... S1.00
Alfalfa Git a bargain) bales,
each ........8 SOC
Wire Hen Nests (heavy) l0o
VOLTS Liquid Lice Killer, SOC
size ...... ............. zoe
f. w FEE
2l2-2l42l6 w Lead Ave.
Phone 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-23
MNsnNs

NrNt SUNDAY, Npril esth. the Ma
sonic club picnic will Dee held ~ whit
comb springs Al Masuus amt their
families are Invited Mtsuns who
plan to go ON this outing tud do not
have tu auto viii please advise hy
ThursdJ, the 25th the number In
THEN party Nasons who have au'os
and can take other passengers will
please advise the number they can
take cars viii leave the temple from
70 go to 90 u M
Phone 20. Russell o. Mead
Chairman Transportation