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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29

and bowels are ciogged with waste.
When cross. irritable. feverish.
stomach sour. breath bad or has
Etomach-achc, diarrhoeA sore
throat. full OF cold. give q teaspoon.
ful OF California Syrup OF Figs"
and in n few hours all the consti-
pated poison. undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out OF the
little bowels without gripping. and
YOU have a well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after Civ.
ing this harmless fruit laxative"
because II never falls 10 cleanse the
little ones liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach. and they
dearly love its pleasant taste. Full
directions for babies. children OF all
ages and for grown-ups printed on
each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for n bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs: then
see that II is made by the "Califor.
mia Fig Syrup Company"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-29

pstars? Absolutely. Figure it out for yourself With
with small investment in fxteswth cash selling plan and
ion-you will be convinced five will let prove
ng Suits You will be glad and will be we'll repaid for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
TUSCAN|A SINKING
COST 800 LIVES, IS
INDICATION TODAY
Some Discrepancies Still Exist,
but II Is Believed That the
Number of Dead Will Reach or
Exceed the Above Figure.

~
Washington Feb ll-Frum a. li~t
uf 1889 American soldiers stved from
the ~torIcdued TiiscauiI thus orr re-.
ported to the war department, the As
sociated Press today b. enabled to give
the names Of mura than 800 troops
abroad -tiil u-naccuuntcd for. No re-
port has reached the department 10
change the estimate that ou'y ll3
American soldiers were lost.
The names already received by tho
wtr departments shows at5 men unac-
counted for. hut 80 pamcs cot survivors,
Ncrr made public last night which do
not APPEAR ON he sailing list II is
assumed that some soldiers possibly
went JJuard the Tus go tho last
moment without bolug recorded ON
Tine sailing list and also that members
uf the crew may have been reported
among the military survivors
The "a department has I-su-d an
official roster of the troops aboard
the ship. the COMMITTEES uu puplIc I'M
formation has made mo- effort 90 COM
pile "a Inst of missing, merely l-stirs
lists of survivors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
nIasr SELLERS on MUSIC.

! while ago ! spoke OF the hard.
luck "f Soptimum Winner. the Phil.
adclphin composer who wrote that
globe rirdliue song Listen 90 the
Mockinc Bird. and ~ol it for $50 TO
publishers who made th"or million
dollars out of a.
4 publisher has just paid So 600
for % var time Sung and insists that
10 was 10 good bargain
Nrl,ti was paid f-lu Tor IA" roru-
lar kiss Waltz. His publishers
made t>u.0uu ONT of a.
Of ChamIua'e's song. "rhr silver
Ring more than two hundred thou
sand copies have, been sold. and Eu.
gem Cowles Forgotten holyiug the
title. reached t sale of alr.nnU. bring
INK tho author S1j.15o through the
royalty uf five rents 90 cops.
IN tl musical history the chest
seller has probably been the waltz
FROM "Thr Merry widow which sold
10 the extent Of more han tire, mil.
lion copies Boo Europe IN thrc" years,
and added many hundreds OF thous-
auds 60 that number IN this country.
but 70 close rival would ho Carrie
Jacobs Bonds The Perfect pay. 20
with H. circulation Of four million
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
THE PLAN.

This week marks the launching ~
the campaign Co Install the Hcuosh1
plan in this city. Preparatory TO the
big drive. and IN order Co arQuaint thu
people with the fundamental princi-
pies Of the schcmc ls well as To- arous,
enthusiasm. % meeting VIII be held to-
night "a the high school auditorium at
which out Of town speakers. a. well as
local tb,cnt. viii address the audience
As already outlined In the Herald
the plan consists Of raising money uN
having every business and profession.
al man. merchant. Wholesalers. re-
%tailcrs. clerks, wurkmcu of every de-
scription-lu nct everybody Com
tribute "a stated amount weekly vr
monthly. This goes into Il fund out
OF which lll contributions FOR patriotic
purposes excluding liberty bonds ami
war savings stampS-urc paid. Bonds
and savings stamps are investments in
which auh individual puts his own
money and gets D. back. with iutcres'
.at the expiration 81 "a stated period
Az other contributions made necessary
on accouut 81 the val are donations
The object OF the Ncuosha pL'u o.
To eliminate 40 drives ana so,ocita-
.tions except for bonds and savings
..t,,,gt WIN. spn b.. rfnIs for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

water suppl, can bee increased suffi-
cieutly %, tu. new method a. take
rare uf 10 pouch greater increase iu
capacity inHu be- now planned
when tn, H,v buildings ARE con
structod tuU occupied. Fort Iayard
viii have % population. incluring civ
ilian employee aud patients uf ne-
tween aUrp uud $500 people.
sun further increases in capacity
are looked Ton ts tho war advances
and II - sItflcicut water supply can
be developed Be would not be- surpris.
ing " ~" post were doubled or
treblcd In siz, after tho present plans
are completed
The Fort lu>lri dairy is to be-
doubled % capacity within the near
future. "rhc ctpt,it5 NJ the dairy ut
present Is Ton COWS and u be- planned
10 increase th. capacity 10 zoo cuws
making " of the largest 'uirics
In the entire southwest
The increase ir dairy equipment Is
occasioucd o., tho increase In the
number OF patients which Fort Ba,
ard h. scheduled tu accommodate as
soon as the new hospital buildings are
completed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
~ PpIENE\TNRN LI~T on
TIIOSI INNJCOI NTID ron

" nh ID.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
The Scrap Book
~ W.

81 wc knew the con, 1ud trials.
Knew the efforts n vain
Aud the bitter d.. uun,utmcnt,
uuderstood the . ,ad gain
Would the grim ,...ul r%oughness
Scc-l wonder u.. the same
Should We help who. now We honGer.
should we pity Whore wc blame?
Ah We Judge cap. other harshly,
knowing not Dr. hidden force
knowing not the l.' uf action
Us loss turbid 90. source"
Seeing not amid OH. .,II
Nl the golden us of good,
And we'd love ca,. other better
lf vv only uud. ..1
Gould Wo Judge a.. deeds hN motives
That surround ,..H others lives,
See the naked ho.Ur lui spirit.
Know what spuI tUc action gives
often "" would I'm. H better
just to judge u. actions good
We should love each other better
~ w. only understood
-llItIrd Hipling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

TN, u.U..f who wishes tu train h.s
children ding 10 the scientific.
method his Uouhlc- Witness
his l,tt'. ur.llshcd bon the survey
Of witt. .r .oe II ans Of yuur read
cr- ,Hn H,.n me out iu the matter of
fIudiul .. book or pamphlet mat
Will '.I n. the ,ogicul and scientific
order u which 10 teach wN two little
girls aged and 6 the indoor games
OF lotto u.rohcsi checkers. back
rumuu.. tIma. chess ana the like.
.Iph .. Iufn.r, and the different card
games Which should come first,
.U....,. .. u%trchosi' NuE iuturmJ
'..u wifi Dol, Welcome
e. tho problem g. not solved hN mo
editor of f|. survey suggestion. ..0u
Goo H, .n urH,r Why not i,' the chill
d.,H start with bridge and ,Tos lud
rrJduaIr. work them up Co the point
where the, rru appreciate l"tt" nal.
wu and iIHI,dywinks tn" oUt-
look
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
SNW nNnIES ~ nlNONETs.

Captain \. T.. Simmons. % United
states military observer 100 Germany
during the mobilization. declares the
hair ha. not been rnIH about German
atrocities. lone .t 90, most grew
some sights cver .1F hc tells New
York newspaper reporters was the
iupoling of habirs uu th" ends ~
German h1yuucts Inl their return 20
frantic mothers U Nuu knew tho
horrors that potl,.t suffering little
Belgium has been through your blood
would freeze in your veins captain
simmons says the a. s. must send .
million mon To- France tu make any
showing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
.srln POIT'uEs BLOW

II D. not often shat % man writes his
own epitnph but Lieut. Col John NJ
craze. author ~ "lr Flanders Fields,
ala II, although perhaps uucuus.luusiy
20 died p. Gently JOB Franc. from pucl-
monia.
The montreal star nae this 90 TO-, 81
him
lieutenant Colonel Mc"r,c WAS
distinguished physician Of Montreal
and was lecturer In medicine un the
us-dicai faculty or Neon uni, ersity
Tie was a SON OF Lieut. col David
McCrae of Guelph ontario. and WAS
g. Yeats old and unmarried.
a soldier poet he wrote the *.
wuisi'e utlc lsrtc In Flanders Fields
% poem probably that has attained a
greater popularity than any other lite
Tlry effort of the war among other
fugitive verses which AVE ElNcu him
high muk among The poets uf toda
These pu-ms have appeared from tim.
Geo time IA various Canadian ana Amer
lean magazine, bat cas- set, uu %C'i,c"-
ti1r uf them has been made IN"
scat,er-l verses thai hc has written
since tho a. poem. tha were COIN
m,utcd Geo papel boo ,hr -aul leisure
moments of % medical man un tc,l,'
service have, otJuthcd the spiri, NJ tho
true soldier the spirit ot .ocrifrc
ana determination Go carry uu
'Ahcu war broke out iu 1919 D"
tor McCr.. was un the ocean. uu hi-
way Co England Immediately un ht-
arrival tncr. ho oaIlod back Co Cauad.
au offer OF his scryi,o- u tur Dtpao-
JOS. Du.'or Mc,rus uas Hot without
military experience, u, had -cr''d
with 600 artillery uull loo o. Soutl
African wur and had won hes MAJOR
ship There tn, Canadian militia had
Away been u, Of nI. .hiof Interests
aud 4, WITS accustomed tn -l> wish "a
touch uf u|uauru.s w.d, chat Boz, had
been ta enthusiasts ..uHcut 90 mll.-
t.u} HISTORY
Its offer II, john 'b, can,o.ru '"l-
Gee vas a|.e,u-ed and september l'.i
.iw Hm a. Nt..arf..I a- m i,oal "''i-
Ger rr tu, urI-.ly commanded ug
,u.uu,. MORRISON ,uuv uHeldi'r Cen
t.F..... TItY, H.. lad rH.. moment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
MEXIC>> SERVICE DECOR >rIox

Those entitled to wear tho service
flag, with ribbon TO bee known as the
Mexican service flag include those Of
ficors and soldiers who were bon McN-
leo as members OF the Vera Cruz cN-
p,dltlou, Vino we're members Of tho
authorized expeditions between March
1919. anil February 1917. those who
participated Zoo any engagement
against MyNiplus between April. latl
and FcbruarF 1915. nud thos" who
were present i- members % the Mex
lean border uItrol between April
IAN. nud February i9li-Thc New
York independent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

81 % cineh that somebody has allow D
his ure,d tor gold to o' crshadoW bis
patriotism aud The ommou p,o-iYL 1s
usual lr' p,,iug tribute
90 MI uuu,, &C. has the authority boo
prescribe maximum prices Tor o.u'.
~fuud.,urs. wins IuD-u't h, az. his
powers to curb the -cling prices "i
corn meal and other corn product
Tho idea that corn 900 its finished
state should briug 600 per cent more
than II SELLS fot Iu it, raw state IL .oo
prcpustrruus tu b. given 'rcleuo" "N
anybody who has sense enough 60 -
in when II raius. lts simply another
case ~ somebody piing ou 'ul th'
tratftc viii bear. We shall Dee COM
PEELED 10 eat born products but this
81 no rcisun why a few people shouIi
have. the privilege 81 adding To- their
already hulging Golfers by taking al.
Vantage OF the consumers helplcssness
aud charging an c~Norhitant price.
In this connection "" notice that
corn meal is selling In Los Angeles fnr
c,nis % pound e cents iu Ncw Nofl,
& cents lu chicago. pittsburgh nuo
Detroit. % cents boz Sew Orleans. and
Z cents in Baltimore. pcS Moin,s and
the New England states
Help us. Mr.. Hoover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
Orders Given to
Double Capacity
AT Fort Bayard

sr,c.A, cosHrsro.DtscC 70 rsr HrsAln
silver tIty. y NJ. Feb. ll-prdcrs
were received from Washington dur
ing tho past week which viii more
than double the capacity Of Fort Bay
ard The present capacity is what
b. EuuWu is % tHu.hCd unit Recent
orders were received to increase this
Go e ZOO bed unit and construction
work uu the new buildings To- uc-
~cummod1tc this Increase IN patients
b. now wrll uudor SAY aud Viii Doe
completed shortly
Vow ON the heels Of this new con
.structiou come further orders iucrcIs-
ing the capacity Co e 1iou-bod unit.
Tho orders call for the construction
Of uirty--.N new buildings Including
u bed hospital Most OF those
Now nulllIugs viii hr constructed on
the site uf pa, present baseball park
which is I-i outside tho post between
Central and Fort uaNard Here viii
ru up % muuuuth 5Ou-hod hospital
which viii bee what b. known ts tho
.,m'. permanent ooutouwout type.
There win Dec erected sis more com
wissiouod officers quarters 20 take
'trc of tho r,.atl, Increased starr and
additional mon commissioned officers
quarters
Tho question of water supply has
htl' back Do Increase in capacity ~
Fort Na, ,rI fur some Years hut u Is
now uuurrstoUs that u pipe line Will
br run from Compurho Springs
three mil-- north 100 the mountains.
direct 10 the post ~ present th"
water o. allowed 90 scep town the
r,r,un aul be- then pumped mp az the
post IN" q Is au enormous W,-tape
by this process and II Is believed the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

WHISPER C%ltr1aula, ne congIutultt-
ing Kaiser Wnhclm ON the occasion %:
Ibis ~nuy-ocycuth birth anniversary ,
s1id. 81 have the honor TO send your
majesty my most cordial ~congratula-
ton. and am pleased TO express t'
YOU ma, best wishes FOR your personal
happiness and that Of ypuI august
family. as well ~ for the prospects, OF
srcl' friendly nation " the Ola
fossil. Vih the luNuriaut crop nj ale
rilfa ON his chin consider, .t ou HON
orr ,o teucitato the human butcher
who has dr,uchrI the soil uf Eprop"
with blood Ho ALSO would Und'untodl"
'gous.dor IL an honor io sad and u''t
Itho cause of Germany m amy way ho
could There has been % suspicion 'Ii
.uluug that Curauzo was % kai''r-.o'cr
ut nov that he ut- thrown bis cares
uu th. JanI, face up there i- uo doubt
tbuur o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

tI"iN9 lttfl 'HAtNs
NJ th. second 1att.c OF Nprc.. Boo
Npril. 1918, his urlgau. w,- po..Di
uu tn, western bank oi the canal Boo
a MOST exposed position. ava tnuuga
10 suffered heavy c%t.uultivs lu men
and guns. 70 did extraordinary .cr,iy,
100 rviylhng ttark aud breaking up
formations of tht enemy troops mass
ing for attack.
Major Mvtrlc not only carried uut
his medical worK both tor his own and
ucighborng units at sreat personal
risk. but. through his close friendship
with Colonel Morrison, participated 800
the discussions relative 60 ia" cum
Blatant work OF the unit.
when The McGm hospital unit w1-
formed boz montreal. that -tmc spring
by Co.ouci Hrkett, DO was decided
through ottawa. To- offer Major Nj
Crae q promotion to q l|icutenau; coll
onciey with charg, ut the medical
service cas- opposed To- tho surgical
scr,icc), ~ No. Q General Hospital
lie accepted the offer, went to
England To- meet The ho-pliui unit, r,-
turning with IL To- France. For thirty
one months he served continuously iu
the hospital Ia BoulOgc. uutl pucu-
mouia attacked him. lie d.d, as he
would have wished &c. 600 the service
OF his country"
The Toronto Globe paws the soldier
poet his tr'butc
Lieutenant MeCra" has been laid
20 rest between The crosses thot mark
the ha!lowcd couch of Canada's i'm
mortal dead who have fought ON ion
cign soil lie went out as q physician
10 hcal the sears OF war bat he sleeps
as q soldier within sound of tn guns.
having given al that man may give
tor The honor and the lIDert, ~ hia
country.
'His name Will be remembered Tor
generations To come as one who wrote
hAA'HT F'l'U OF lAAt lN Ilul'l tFilA'tN
lines his own cpitapn, "a challenge 1,
the patriotism and the manhood OF
the Canadian nation, which win De re-.
cited around hi. iirosideS Of Canada
ls iune as the memory col these Inspir-
ing days remains green. With the gal
liant dead he. too, listens To the guns,
hears the lark bra,c!y singing ga tnv
azure ky, and waits for the dawn,
where
'lu Flanders fields the poppics blow.
q tween the crosses TOW ON row
THAT mark our place aud a h Sky
I'm, h,rks stiu buvely s.Hg.ng. ny.
scarce heard amid the gums below
", are the dead Shurt days =
We lived, felt dawn -tw sunset slow
Loved ana wen. loved md nov We lice
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the Zoe.
TO you from r1lins hands Ne thro"
The torch. BE yours Co ilr, % high
nc ye break faith with u- who die
We shall not sleep. though peoples
alov m Flaudcr- fields
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
THI GLoIIOUs cav \TE OF
okLNIIOM

'IITD W. caused ny I'uTIN InSu
latluu ON .%.,ctric drupcurd Assured
had t lunn drop line running from
hi- tltun,u 40 the sleeping porch ana
this was hlurlng over foot ~ iron
contact with sitpc created
hort circuit and burned Wr" into,
setting nrp FEB bed. II being n>tromo-
ly cold ...ur.d had his wife coat.
n,ercu9t. p.tb rohcs. and other art
icl.s. boil lrt.iion to AN his bed cloth
lur com tHis lcd. and u was 'l rrro-
ti,,lIt DESTROYED. Assured 1ud wife
w,r. I~ulU,urd les the fire hing
their tee, An Adiuster's Report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

Speaking of blessings 300 di~suisc.
Missouri women HAY, come forward
with the claim that thcy 'w" 20 vote
of thanks to Herbert e. Hoover be-
cause OF his order prescribing meat
less and whestless days They claim
tina since the edict went into effect
the tat onos have ios flesh while the
lean ones have put CA 20 little weight.
They an feel better. can walk further
than formerly their iungs are ucinE
developed and the ailments that eN-
cess eating caused are entirely disitp-
pcaring pr.or 10 the war ou. of the
grta, faults col the American people
was that they ate too much, parucH-
LARRY 81 rich and highly seasoned
foods 2, looks like IN. war Woul
tea. h MS o few things iu the matter
OF proper eating just as b. has changed
some uf our other habit ana methods
OF t-r,us,cting business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
oIT or TIIElR OWN MOUTHS.

Gcutlcmcn. yesterday the
Discussion touched upon th'
meetings OF protest aud the lt-
tlcks directed against tho gov
eminent u is certain that last
SUMMER there WAS only %
peryading sentiment which -"
far az am concerned slu-
crrcly dcplorc iu the press. iu
public assemblies. attacks Wcrr
made upon the government.
upon the Woare OF the crown
violent and, as I believe. UNI
unsuitable attacks The Pan
German League arranged %
meeting OF protest in Berlin.
cur colleague, Deputy latt-
mann. spoke there, ne well as
the conservative moWnor of the
prussian Diet. Won Bohlcu-
mild. hut In TIE sccrct confer
once prcceding this meeting
violent repruBrhcs were utter
ed and passiunat" speeches
were madN ThiJ was welt
known 60 me. In the assembly
Itself a battle song was given
out. a war hymn that ~ char
acterisiic of the feeling of
these DAYS. n contained this
remarkable stan2a
We swing the good old sword
il shines in morning. light
Hurrah, 1t flashes forth
And won't Doe sheathed again
Though YOU sweat blood and
water,
II clcaycs uutu the bone
Or. Wiener ,Social Demo-
craft in the l,cichstae NuN.
~. 1871.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
~ NRNEN.

Recently .n q crowded street cor in
Chicago uu l..-hmun gave up bis seat
tn q woman She was Irish. too, and
did not neglect 90 thank him
"Thuuk ruu kindly she said
You're % lowell
$50. iud0.| said ne. "tis 10 jew
cipr 4 nU set jewels Houston
Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

tn" Lawrence. Ean~. Journal
World says while eating blanche
Malcolm SANG on bry Tho'c Tears
one FIcetlug Hour and the "id.
thuugh la,uruc Perfect nus This
Leads the Kuusus CIT, Sar Go wond"'
II singing under such circumstances
duc.utf MAX. cuuuciat,uu difficult
porhau- ,u. but ma be- the audience
thought sh, was .iugiu- IH some for
r.ru tongue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

WITH 'br completion - th, divisional
trench system 0u the heights above tho
camp the Nurluus portions have received
uumr, az the hands OF the men who
hnil' o. The strong point Of the system
received the unanimous vote for the
uumo ut Port Wood, after the division
commander The trenches from the
front 90 the rear have been named after
the states from which the men ot 'hr
Srth division were drawn The many
communication trenches have been
uumrl Trench huffman, Trench Han.
SON. Trench Mitchell. Trench Vim.
Trench ~ill-, Trench Reeves and Trench
Nugcri. after the organization com.
mundvrs Another portion cot the sys
TEN Nus labeled laduc Rcdoubt.
\ urw huud grenade throwing rec
ord was SCI u' ,ump Funston this week
by Lieutenant MONROE "podge Lewis.
known hest us one Of the stars on Fun.
siuu Is fouthNI team The average lis
lance thrown hy students iu the gronud.
ing school is about 20 yeards. Lewis,
entering the school. hcuyed the deadly
little bomb 90 distance uf - Yards on
his first throw. LOWS was oure catcher
ou ihr Federal League bull team of ~.
Louis. which may explain his skill with
the grenade. aul which might also
prove another example of the yoluc ~
American athletic, Ia wal work
\ little VAST Az now ard then
Il read by every class ~ men-aud
women too, Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11
HIS HELP TO ALL is A BLESSING
rs WHY THOUSANDS CONSULT
HIM AND TELL OTHERS WHAT
HE DID FOR THEM.
Keeps His Office
Crowded
so That Many Are Turned Away for
Another Day, as They Must
Surely See Him.

I do hereby agree aud .ulcmnly guar
urt,r to MAKE NOl so CIT \RIt "
I i1il o. tell you whether yUur husband,
VIII, ur svcrthot.' 81. true or fulsr ]
Will. TILL. NOl HOW To GAIN
rUE ONE NOl MOST DESIRE. EVEN
TUOJGu MILLS AWAY. In fact, !
viii trII yu1 every hope. fear or amhi
tiuu brfi,r than Won rau tell yNIr-rlf
WITHOUT YOl TELLING MI oNt
WORD. Hud If Sou 300, mot uh.ulu',I,
satisfied when reading rs over Iyau d"
hy f1ll judge, then pay mo not "u, uvI
r,. L. not TINS HONESTY I sod.
,,,, YOU uu love-. .uuft~hip marriage.
divorce. bus ness. laU suits. .pc.uln
uuu and transaction. .. 800 kind-, teli
nhu AND when go marry, settle IusrJ.
rn.rYtI. and family ff.HII.. ,f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

rad news for tho kaiser The
tees of N,-huuru college. THi"Hr
kuus.. nuN, dvo.d,d Go pillow vp 'h.
Campus OF nu, acres and plant 10 90
food crops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

The cls,cIuer, arc wondcrius 3.
February VIII attempt 90 Jam 81 DAYS
uI january climate into %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

In uulcr 90 prevent, us far as possible,
the sending uf physically unfit men a.
Camp Funston Doe the coming draft, med
trul Officers from the ramp have been
detailed 40 ,i-it boards boo the various
state. .|yuIIng men here Go instruct thria
100 proper examinations. The measure
D., being taken hc,ausr Of conditions iu
fhr hI,t draft whom exemptions boards
sent large numbers of men tu the camp
who should NOT have been passed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

The Republicans are anxious ITO
eliminate incificirncy W connection
With th, WAT. LIN" th.> did 81" lN''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-11

WHAT HE DID FOR THEM. THE
SATISFACTION or SUCH A NOBLE
WORK Is A DAILY CONSOLATION.
THE WORLD is MADE BETTER FOR
HIS HAVING LIVED