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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-02-27
DULL AND SHARP
SHOOTING PAINS
Michigan la1y Ssi3ssa Sch Pains
h Back ~ Haa1, Bss Sara
Cardi SasPpea These
~ SsA

raimyra. MicA-Nr&. cAAs. :, ruh
Ter. Of this place. writes: "in 1911
g.. rundown. and | Suffered great
pain. with both duh and sharp
shooting pains. also back snd head
I was weak and cculd oniy drag
around. and sheald kAvp been ia bed.
for realty vasnt able 10 he up Al
times I would have spsils that woaid
be 80 bad ia have to 80 10 bed. ana
suffered Intensely.
decided to Try Cafdui. rad saw .
great hnprcvsznene IN lsss than .
caeata's time. ! ussA or BOTTLES
and vas stronger. Il GOT % taueA
batter that NY strvngtA returasd and
ny work wss easy for ma. Casdai dt1
" a world Of good II bailt ne up IN
n ard strength. havsn't had ono
- hose bad SPELLS since. ! haven't
Id % take Any more ueiiesEs since
.. Aa-e cry eoetcrs either ars aaye
ees, gbss to Do NY work rsgA. ats,.g
III r-coE-3s.e II 10 csher VIZ sen
highly as .hs best rae6ictne k-ov
q. fer wSrsa who suffer srofn female
t-orhic"
II yca sasfvr fTc.n ssoasie tFeasIex.
70, 'cx .hls .dvixA Qst D ees.sa g
Carcni ,o,ay sd Eivs n tasrsrsA
t-.al II should heap yoa. 50 = -
he,2sd theasanes Of etkse voran -
tks psss ~ yearx ~ an esagsistg
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-02-27

tutes ON hand. In special cases
and for extraordinary reasons
the county food administration
may permit farmers living .
great distance from the railroad
TO obtain as much A. one barrel
st q time. Mr.. Mumford said.
Farm ara buying -four at the
mill, however. or Of q dealer, are
subject 10 the same rules and
regulations as other purchasers.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-02-27

lie cannot be said that the
|meriean consumer has benefit.
from two. dollar wheat. Hav.
IL made that the price OF the
kw grain, the government lost
4 farther interest in the matter.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-02-27
We hold firmly to the right OF
lying that it 10 time to put the
seals cut.

THE war preparation policy OF
e administration seems to be
cross no bridge until 1t 10
|ached, and then finds that 1t
ust first build the bridge.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-02-27
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lsvgs C.-vSs,s. W li.sana 4 CSsysr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

Charlie, a. Hagen. l22 \orth Edith
street. died Saturday after nm Illness
lasting several weeks. He was night
nag 81 the Postal Telegraph 60.
office here Ito Is survived hy Mrs.
Hagen and two daughters. Helen =
ycars old. and Naomi 8 years old.
Mr. Hagen camc 90 his city thir-
teen wears ago from las Vegas lie
was night manager Of the Postal office
for ten wears. Hc worked at the
western Union Telegraph company
Office Tor three years. Before coming
to Ncu Mexico he worked az q tcle-
graph o@fcrator in jefferson city, Mo,
and kansas city. Ifc was a member
~ the odd Follows order.
The funeral viii Doe held tomorrow
incoming from the Church Of tho lm-
macuiato Conception at \ o'clock.
Burial will bc in Fairyivw cemetery.
Member of the odd Follows will he
pnIbcircrs The body viii lie In state
This afternoon until = o'clock al
Thomas Bltkcmorc's chapel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
BUSINESS MEN TO
CONFER WITH SAN
SITE SEEKERS TODAY
Baptist Committee Arrives Taken
Through Tuberculosis Hospitals
and Shown City and Environs
Have Lunch at 'Shortle S.

FoIlpvlug % visit Iu the souitutiu.
land 70 tour OF the city lul iho .HI.
rounding country. the committee OF.
Iaptists looking over the southwc.t u
search OF 20 IL" for 90 -aultorllu N...
hold "a conference this afternoon With
"a delegation OF business mvu at tn.
lChambcr ot commerce rooms. I'll
committeeman are n j. NcrWilliuu "r
Mountalu Homo Ark. Dr r. VI Nj.
lCouncll Of oklahoma city. okla. nuU.
nov. a. L. Maddox OF Tucumo1tI
lThcy represent tho southern baptist
convention.
The committeeman arrived here this
morning from III ra-u They were
met ny member uf The .uo.l commit
toe which arranged the details of
their reception. AND who rcprcscut'.,
not only the Hapti-ts of the city eut
the Chamber Of Commerce. Under
the guidance of the AlhuVucrqucaus
tho committee Inspected an The stn'-
forums. learned what they accom-
plished, and the favorable natural
conditions surrounding them
They we're entertained az lunch Iy
Dr \. q. Shortlc AT the A~lbuuucrpu.
Isanatorium. After luuchc they were
taken on "A ride to give them a general
idea Of the city and It's environs.
The conference with the business
linen. ~ which the financial and purely
| business aspects uf building ana mnIu-
ltalrinr a ~|lniturium here viii Dee one
lof the chief topics is scheduled Go nr-
gin at { o'clock. The formal enter.
Itaiumcut Of the committee viii crd
lvith a dinner no the ANarodo hotel
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04

business college $50 furnished the
mattresses
Eugcuc Parker was naiu'I capita %
of m, Colds and city Clerk Gebrgo -
ilummond captain ~ 'hc Rods Tor nest
sunday.
Secretary Hcuuiug announced mat
10 satisfy nu urgent demand q stock
company has been formed q" r'i-
chase "a V%i.troln share VIII n' sod
and tho proceeds viii uc used &C. ri''-
vide this instrument Tho-' iius
TO become ~'stockhulE cr-' may do -'
hv calling az the office aud p1'ing i"r
IA. 9mnnut 81 stock they wish o."
take out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04
Settlement of West
Need Not Stamp Out
Wild Game Supply

That the settlement OF the west
need not and should not result IN the
determination OF Wild game Is the
theme OF an article 10y Aldo Leopold.
of the United states forest service. In
the January number OF "OuterS-Rec-
rratiou." The article Isl Handsomely
illustrated hy photographs Of south
western game birds and animals, and
is aid TO be the first OF "a series Of
articles by the same writer ON game
conservation iu the west d south
west
The article attacks the general as
sumption that because the wilderness
mus. disappear beneficial Wild creu-
lures must disappear also o. admits
tina, settlement must inevitably dc-
-troE .umo kinds ot game. liz, the
buffalo, as uu opcu range animal but
points uut many WAYS ,n which lh, ad-
vance of civilization can nc made On
have 10 d)irccgl, opposite effect. ana
actually aid bon gam. conservation
Huuuug for Instance, hus destroy Ell
most "t our game but 90 has also de.
.tru!vl many OF tts natural enemies
Agriculture has usurpcd the natural
coyerts, but has replaced them win
artificial unv-
Drainage b. destroying the natural
.hauut- OF water fowl bat artificial
lake, are simultaneously being dcNc''
opcd
u,crgra1ing &C he ans has bee
hard uu the antelope. mountain snctp
ana sage hen. hut Progressive stock
men have nov ceased uNergrul.nt
their ranges and sre helping b" pro.
trct these species,
Fotrst and prairie tires have de-.
-tru>cd much gamc bat ale now being
controlled.
! bisc1sp. have been introduce,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-04


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