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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

right wing Of the British forces in the
great battle OF Arras-a most success
ful action for II was his men who
the intricate networks OF
trenches east Of Arras, dghting their
way along the valley ~ the Scarpe.
In Juno he was transferred 10 tho
command OF the British forces In
Egypt. whore by his wonderful mill
lry knowledge he gave tho Christian
world the Holy Land. lie IL regarded
an excellent soldier. patient. tena-
Gus. rosolute and he IS u OF Eng
,nd's great generals. Ills men are
md OF him because OF hts remarkable
u%iii'ary knowledge and his ncvcr-glve.
- qualities as well rs his kindness to
nose who are faithful.
Christian Population
AZ present n half or mo Christian
opuiation OF The HOLY cry belongs 10
me- Greek orthodox church. tho
oaithicst and most influential OF all.
,rNt IN order are tho Roman Catholics
ho number about 5000 and who. as I,
hurch, are by no means poor In this
1rIJ's goods About 500 Protestants
various churches are 10 be found
ID heir hospitals aud houses % IN.
u..ry under the direction OF the
hurchcs no, a u,tle mission work goc.
o.
Tho Whole place o. associated with
hc acts Of Christ, the bitter trials and
cruol -persccutious which the apostles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

from every land have visited these
sacred scenes Of that country and SUI
fcred tho Insults Of tho Turks and 'hc
unsanitary condition the country IN
seeing these holy places. That day
has passed for as In every colony un-
der tho british Tag the place viii be
mnda sanitary. good roads Will Dee
built without the least lack Of ycnera.
unu 20 the holy places English hotels
VIII bc built and tho place put under
the control Of British police. The
traveller may go 20 the rcmo'ost parts
Of Tho Holy Land IN safety for whcr.
ever the BRUSH Tag flies there Is fro.
dom and safety and the whole chris.
ian world Is rcioiccd 20 know that
the British viii siraightea out matters
IN his part ~ HE world ns o. has done
In others. Already a railroad has been
/ completed connecting cairo with Jeru.
salem. thus connecting the system 81
Egyptian and Turkish Railways. This
is but a bcr'uning and before long We
lghall be able 10 visit, the wonderful
Gene Of the holy Land In comparative
comfort.
n iS said hat whom tho K1i~c'
learned that defeat AZ his point wa
likely he drnudod the church OF tht
Holy Sepulchre Of IT, ornaments am
had them sent 20 Berlin and 10 %
hoped that II this is true that he wi,
be forced TO return thcm as well a'
many other stolen treasures.
Sacred Spots
Naturally NJ bethlehem, the churol
built on the site OF the stable in whlcl
christ vas born. and The church o
tho Holy Scpulchrc erected on 90.
site OF the tomb are the most sacre,
sro'. TO the Christian world Whtl'
neither have any arr or beauty 10 rec
ommcnd them. thelr attro elton is IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-14

what fhcy represent An Armenian.
q Christian, b. usually permitted 200 t.'
is q guide 10 the church of emo ItU.j
S"pulchrc and he is particular 300 .HoN.
NIX YOU , round hot, lined with silver
which. according 'o tradition Wi. 'hs
actual spot In which she cross w4s u
sorted. \ few feet from the opens
Is 20 crcyirr covered with a brass iI.
which is said to be tho rlcff.in 'ls
rock mentioned in tho Gospel of +
Matthew. These ate the most sacred
spot9 shown except some small
chap"ls The history OF 900. church
Is % little Intricate Is b. hH4 boon de-
siroyed and rebuilt several times. ia
1855 Russia. Turkey and France ur-
dct'ooh its restoration gnd 'he pros nf
iron dome v's ei In place ot . wooden
ono. The Turks knew So W,s a draw.
lng card 'o tho country md were win.
ing 60 help with the oNpcrso Whilb
many tourists are skcpiicil abou' Tho
location. Ur schick. the we'll known
Archaeological. declares th2t place
correct.
The supreme interest ~ Bethlehem
Is the Church Of the Nativity Thus
has more tho appearance Of a fortress
than a church Il Is sail to have been
built on the eXnct spot Of the stable n
which Chris was born. n Is simple
with little decoration which seems 90
add 10 It's grandeur, Like the Church
~ tho Holy scpulchrc % has been 10.
.troyod and rebuilt several times bat,
each time much OF the older work has
been retained. For instance. tho cedar
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Advisory Board

+. W. vrNToN, of Crane Co, Chicago, III.
j. I. MOURNE, of Smith Super Heated Co, Chicago, III.
GEO. II. WOOD, General Air Brake Inspector, A. 7 & 3
r. Ry, Topeka, Kansas.
M. o. DAVIS, Air Brake Inspector, Pueblo, Colo.
Z. @. LYNCH, of Smith Super Heated Co, Chicago, Ill.
J. A. RoUsH Engineer, A.. 7. q s. + Ry, Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
d c. WIsENBERG, Engineer, A. 7. & s. F. Ry,
Albuaueraue, N. M.
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pany, Located at Peru, Indiana

too great a distance from the raw material market,
labor and shipping !acilites-the stock is largely
owned by New Mexicans. The machines will be
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will be sent back to those who have. in our opinion,
wisely invested in Bryan Harvester Company stock,
The equipment includes; Cincinnati Tool Room
Grinders, l6-in Shapers, l6-n. American Toolroom
Lathes, Garvin Milling Machines, Sensitive Drills;
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Storage room back Of front wing-l00 #. by 40 #.
All Double Brick laid in Concrete Walls with Fire
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knights and soldiers who endured tho
ter crusade over hundreds OF miles
OF desert aud u%nfriendiy countries TO
bring relief TO the city and preserve
70 from the ~rayaginE hands OF h un
believer. In 1893 they succeeded and
rebuilt the church OF the Holy
Sopulchre. but their tenure was com
paratiycly shor, lived, FOR IN 1881 u
again passed under the dominion Of
The Turks. A second time, in 1872.
he crusaders were St tessful and with
alternating success and failure were
nnally driven out IN i245. Since then
he Crescent has been tho symbol OF
dominiocs and ihe proud and cruel
Turk dictated the policy of the Holy
city until a few months ago. when
the Union Jack Of England. the en-.
hlem Of freedom ana christianity. sup.
planned the Turkish flag. thus roscuing
FOR al time the birthplace OF christ
from 'he control OF those who are un.
believers.
General Aiicnby's Triumph
The honor OF the capture OF Jcru-
salem belongs TO General Sir Edmund
Allcnby. one OF England great 2oyal.
~ leaders. whose army had a seri-
Gus comhats with the Turks East ~
she Jordan an Arabian Army acted in
conjunction with Allcnby, when the
Turkish Army faced tho British and
a email contingent 90 mo French Do
numbered about 10000 Alionby
made a thrust which broke the Turh.
.sh line. Pushing north hts men
crossed tho plains and envelopcd the
Turks cutting the Damascus Railroad.
lbs ono line Or communication, and IN
The most few days he captured a great
Number OF guns ana prisoners. Some
90. 00O Turks ran away The fate OF
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General AHenby's Capture
of the Holy Land viii
Prove One of the Great
EST Events OF the War As
II Reseues the Worlds
Most Sacred Spots From
he MosIems

tspyr,gut i9iN by The International
- Indicate
80 NJ GERMAN dream q an IN.
broken area ~ dominion from
Hcr.in 20 Bhgdad included con
~ 'ro. through the Turks OF the
whole of Asia Minor. In 'hc terrible
awakening that land, a connecting
link &c. Tho prirnt. MS passed under
ia, nnaence Of the powers who bat
t,4 tor justice and rrht 20 al PEG.
mes And tnus through thc unhoiy
ambition OF a s~o-cailcd Christian nj.
ton the Holy Land has been redeemed
for a. time from Tho ruthless hand Of
fit Mos.cu.
tarlN History
Tho birthplace OF Christianity has
d.. IN cyentfll cxpcr.eaco IN tho his.
tom Of the world In tho early days
o. was ruled by Tho pagan Romans
an. when the I,omau Empire became
Christian Palestine for tho first time
va. governed by "a christian king Soon
hereafter 90 the year $50 Tho follow.
a.. oi Maho nod seizod The Holy CITY
aL, M-alomcDana eud Christians en-
Var,a ~ deadly conflict for the lJs.
tory of frr country. Then came Iorg
years Of struggle and anxiety on the
port % tho Christian world crusade.
for the rescue ~ tho Holy Land were
|otganizcd and man attempts made
90 ref-kc Do Ia 1850 Jerusalem came
under she dominion ~ mo Turks and
'u.r indeed cauc 3 rCsn ot tcryoi
" RS shorted 800 Europe.
There arr r'1ry lrg 'is ~ valiant
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endured for their faith. the organiza
ton Of tho first missionary band and
It's starting out into tho world with rs
gospel OF love ana salvation are rea'
sons for this sentiment. y
Southwest OF tho city IL q German
colony OF about three hundred people.
whose object before the war was sup
posed to be the regeneration OF the
Turks. although one doubts n a. pres
ent rs "a LARGE number o. Turkish sol
dicrs under German training were
turned out from this place At the be
ginning OF tho war.
The Jews love Jerusalem as do the
Christians. but with a dincrcnt kind
OF affection. In the days ~ Ferdinand
and Isabella the Jews we're driven
from Spain and some of the refugees
never rested until they found protcc.
ton under the Sultan and made home
for themselves In the little city that
occupied part OF the site or the once
glorious capitsl ~ their nation There
are families there az present who can
trace their descent IN unbroken line
from these victims Of spanish oppres.
sion.
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Touring Mndc Pleasant

Christians and lows have lived &C.
long under Moslcm laws that they
simply go on obeying tho law OF the
land without question. making The best
OF their bad condition hoping FOR what
Just happened. Thoufands OF tourists
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Is sa.eN
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COULDN'T SLEEP APPETITE GONG
Nervous and Restless, and Kept Get ing Worse, Says Arkansas Lady.
 Cardui Brought Relief.

' Marmaduke, Ark.-1Mrs. Mary B. Hill, near this place, writes: "I was in very wretched state of health. I would be in bed two or three weeks at time........and would have faniting spell. I was so weak and, Oh! how my back hurt me. I was so nervous and restless I couldn't sleep-didn'L have any appetite and kept getting worse. Every one was so uneasy about me.
 cannot exactly describe two awful spells I had. .-zI had shortness of breath and would smother at night. I couldn't move or cry out I felt like I would die. My limbs would get numb and feel very uncomfortable. We used many medicines, and I didn't get better.
 I had read of Cardui in the Birth day Almanac and had often heard that it was a good medicine. I be- gan to take it according to directions and began to improve. I soon was strong and able to do my work. cannot praise Cardui enough. I have every reason to believe that 1t saved my life."
 by many women, over a period of more than 40 years, Cardui has at- tained it's present high standing and popularity because of the satisfactory results secured from it's. use.
 If you are weak and rundown, and need. good. reliable tonic medi- cine, try Cardui All druggists. -advt.
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yN9Af-sCHOOL MEET
 IN PINE BLUFF NOv.l2-l3
Interesting Program Has Been Ar-
 ranged for Two Day Meet at ~; First Christian Church.

4 In order to put new energy into the work of the Sunday schools of Jefferson county, and to ipstill the workers with new spirit Of earnest endeavor for the Cause, the Jefferson County Sunday School Association has announcd an interesting and in- structiye nter-denominational meet ing to be held in Pine Bluff next Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 12-13, at which time every Sunday school ] worker is earnestly urged to be pre- sent and participate in the meeting. The meeting is under the auspices Of the Arkansas Sunday School As sociation, and the plans and methods are applicable to all Sunday school work! as they, do mot touch on church doctrines. The program in full is assfollows:
 Tuesday Night:
 ES9-Praise and Devotional Serv- He-Mr.s J. R. Sanders, Jr:
 E59IThe Adult Bible .Clas and the Cityw7.Rev. A.. H. Jordan.
 sa5-Appointment of Committees and Adjournment. wednesday Morning:
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9:3O-Praise and Devotional Sery- ice-Rev. A. A. Boyd
 9:50-Sunday School Problems :; Round Table Discussion-Led By Mr C. B. Smith.
 10:15-Trained Leadership; Ma tional Necesity-,Mr Frank L. James
 10:45-Granded School and Grad ed Lessons-Mr. T. N. Harper.
 11:15-The Sunday Schools Re- sponsibility to the Teens.
 II: 5-Announcements and Ad- jOurnment.
 Wednesday Afternoon:
 2:O0-Praise and Devotional Serv- ice-Rev. w. J. E. Cox.
 2:15-Making the Sunday School Efficient-D. w. Richey.
 3:OO-The Vision and the Task of the Church-Mr. Frank l.. James.
 3:30-Conferences:
 1, Children's Conference: Con- ducted by Mrs. J. w. Blakebprn.
 ?. General Conference: Conducted by Rev. A. H. Jordan
 Business Sesion and Adjournment. Wednesday Night:
 7:3O--Praise and Devotional Serv- ice-Rev. Walter Scott.
 7:3O-The Challenge of the Present Dav Crisis-Mr. Frank l.. James.
 Pledges and Offering for County and State Sunday School Work.
 The sessions of the Convention will be held in the parlors or the First Christian Church, Sixth Avenue and Rnnch street
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PARIS PREPARES TO
 CELEBRATE VICTORY

Paris, Nov. S-Paris is convinced that the day of victory is near at hand
 and is prepading to bedeck itself on
 the arrival of the news of the sign ing of an armistice. The dealers are
 displaying bunting and flags of all the
 allied nations and shields of the all lies vari-colored insignia Large
 American, British and French banners are on display
 Everywhere eagerness is displayed to hear the latest news from Marshal Foch's headquarters.
 Stocks of delicacies are being brought out from the city's cellars in readiness for feasting.
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HORRORS OF PEACE
 SHOWN IN DEATHS
Fake Reports Result in Frenzied CeebratiOns and Deaths Fol-
 low As Result.

Newcastle, Pa, Nov. S.-An unden- tified IA year old boy is dead and five other persons are in hospitals here today. suffering from serious in- juries, as a result of acidents which accompanied the premature peace celebrations last night. The dead boy and four injured men were the victims of an explosion. A bon% placed in section of steel pipe by the celebratOrs shattered the tube pieces of which struck the five vic tims
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Learn When to Be Silent.

The union of good talker and Ills
 tener Is irresistible. Tact should teach us when to be silent We have made progress when we realize that 1t Is un' necessary to continually be explaining everything in detail. We flee from the statistical fien1, and the tcO per sonal "I'' in conversation, personally reiterating the "I have done" and "l have not dope"-an attitude slgn.f- cant perhaps of women's penchant for failing to grasp ideas in large way.
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Chi's Police Called to Aid

Chicago, Nov. S.-Until long after midnight. crowds continued about the streets in celebration of the false report of the wars end, which flash ed over the country ysterday. The hysteria which seized men and wo- men shortly after the report had spread over the city, the intensity of which rain failed to check, had wan- ed, however Police reserves kept on duty during the night. were releasd the regular details being deemd suf- ficient to deal with those who per sisted in. celebrating.
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GERMAN NAVY IN CONTROL,
 OF THE REVOLUTIONISTS

London. Thursday. Nov. 7.-The greater part of the German Navy, with red flags hoisted, has left the harbor of kiel in possession of nutin- ous sailors according to Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company, Copenhagen repof*s that the revolutionist flag has been foisted at Warnemunde, with which place railroad communication has been in- terrupted.
 There are no guards on the Ger man. Danish frontier and it is report ed many prisoners crossed into Den mark last night.
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WARNING ORDER No. 6533

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas:
 VS.
 Rosa Moseley, Plaintiff; Ruben Moseley, Defendant. The Defendant, Ruben Moseley, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of Plaintiff, Rosa Moseley. Given under my hand and the Seal of said Court, this 9th day of Novem- ber, A. D., 1913.
 F. M. REEVES. Clerk.
 o. E. REEVES, D. C.. (Seal) 11-9-16-23-30-127
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SECRETARY LANSING SAYS Y Y
 PEACE REPORT WAS FALSE

Washington, Nov. S.-At President Wilson's dinner, Secretary Lansing issued statement shortly after noon today, that any statement that news reaching the government concerning arnistice negotiations was being withheld was utterly false, and that as soon as a decision in regard to the armistice was reached. ii would be made public Immediately by the government
 The Secretary of State, requests that the greatest possible display be given the statement" "
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Proper Home Life.

The right kind of home life means everything to every one of us. The average wife or mother should keep this truth constantly before her and re- solve that her home shall be made q bright and cheerful spot. Otherwise she must expect that her family will seek outside attractions, for common sense tells us that no one will remain for any length of time in any place where he or she Is uncomfortable oY dissa atisfled.-Exchange
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Heat.R esIstIno Cement.

It is often convenient to have . e. ment that will resist considerable tenn. peratures. Here Is the recipe for . good notwithstanding cement: Taks 50 parts of sulphur. one part of resin and one part of tallow. Melt these ingredients together and add flne pow. dered glass to form a paste. This cement must be heated before being used.
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Unnecessary Noises Barred.

The man with the new set of store fangs was alternately eating fresh eel. cry and dry toast. Finally waiter stepped up and tapped him on the shoulder, saying: Pardon, sir, but must call yonr attention to the fact that this hotel is located in the hospital eone."-Farm Life.
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New P!eurIsy Treatment

Doctor Auld tells in the British Medical Journal of a chill and fever resembling malaria which he brought on by administering platinum com pound, and which upon subslding left the patient in markedly improved condition. He tried the treatment In cases of pleurisy with good result. It is especially adapted to sluggish cases if localized infection with low fever.
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An Embryo humorlst.

In a certain family two of the help bear the name of Bertha. As one works upstairs and the other in the laundry, the youthful son of the house has suggested that the girls be known as upper and lower Bertha.-Bostop Transcript.
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Writers Cramp.

Writers cranp is disease to which those who do much writing are liable toward middle age, and person af' aicted with 1t has no complete con- trol over the muscles of the thumb. middle and forefinger. The typewriter has proved the best resource of those who suffer from the apment
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TEXAS YOUTH IS KILLED
 DURING PEACE CELEBRATION

Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. Sired Huffman, 19, was accidentally shot with a pistol. last night, while peace ] celebration was in progress, at l Weatherford. near here. The bullet entered his heart, killing him in- stantly,
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With the eaaeA

A here Is he who taking both repu- tation and life In his hands, will with perfect urbanity, dare the gibbet and the mob, by the absolute truth of his speech and rectitude of his behavior. .1mer1oo.
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That's All We Need.

We could all be better. we think, If only the people around us would alter their ways and give us a chance. We hunger and thirst after righteousness lin our neighbors.
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oecolorixlno carbons.

English experimenters have at leass partially discovered the secret proc. esses used in the manufacture of German and Dutch decolorizing car. oons for the sugar industry.
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Courage.

Courage is not simply the absence of fear. To be brave is not merely not to be afraid. Courage is that compact ness and clear cohersnce of all a mans faculties and powers which makes his manhood an operative unit in the world.
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD

IT, 19lS and this notice the time of the principal public
 formation Folders will be available Bureaus s
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