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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
CLASSIFICATION PROTESTED
First Appeal Takcn From Ranking
Given by County Draft ltoad

The first appeal from tho ciaasifi-
cation OF the county exemption hoard
VAS made yesterday by rcgistranr
from piNhy. He is unmarried and
claimed exemption ON Industrial
grounds. The board placed him In
the first class, which Is certified for
service This was done because no
affidaVits supportinv Sthe industrial
claims were Sled 10y the man, accord
ing 80 Lewis Olne, -ecretary OF tho
board, The reRis,raut demurrcd and
filed an appeal witlrthe district board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. Executive hendp
OF western railroads meeting here to
day determined upon further reduc-
ton nf passenger service TO the ex-
tent of three million passenger miles
per annum." This il in pddition 10
ten million passenger miles previously
arranged for No statement was made
az to just what roads or trains were
affected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
MARRIED, DIVORCED, MARRIED
\. L. and Mrs. Ais y. Mathis De.
eide TO Make Nevs stat.

Marriage divorce and remaTriage Is
lar; OF the history Of the lives Of
A. H. Mathis and Mrs. Alice H. Mathis.
They were divorced several month
ago but later decided 10 begin anew
They were given license Yesterday.
Prior to the granting OF the di .
vorce. the couple had been married
nine wears They have One child, a
boy years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

thn sgnm~nt ~ quota FOR tbs de
partueut OF tho service phe uuota
cR1ls tor 45 mAohinistK matr, g.
qunrtrrmaWeT4 ooppersmiths, ?
blacl,sniths and - carpenters mates.
\ number ~ men have enlisted IN
tire aviation service from Tulsa Dnd
1ui@i county While the requirements
'arr iigid yet many young men n
this tDtlon are we'll fitted for the
Hrr'i,c. aud further response from
the cit, and county Is urged and
looked for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Medical FRATERNITY Mee,s.

Mobile, Ala. Jan. 2.-DeIeeatts
from seven southern states, including
Texas and Louisa ma, attended the
annual copyention here today OF the
southern district organization OF the
Phi Chi Medical fraternity. o. H..
Jenkins OF Galveston. Texas, presided
over the convention, which will ad
journ late today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Tho Strong Withstand thc Winter
Cold Better Than Tho Veal

ola people who are feeble, and
younger people who are weak, win be
strengthened and enabled 20 Ru
through the cold weather taking
regularly Groves fRsteiess chill Tonic.
Contains The well known tonic proper
Ties or QCINlNE AND IRON. II puri-
Ties ana enrlches the blood and builds
ult the whole system thus fortlfying
the system against colds and grip.
Price soc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Marriage Licenses

Oliver 9 Rauuad 2u Tulsa Miss Mn,
j Clark. li. Dubuque Iowa
e J. htkin' 80 mha Nrs Minnie tat
Icy %. shamrock
4. l. MAihts ls Tulsa Mrs Alice 3
MalhIa. 20 Inl-l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
German Airpinrcs Ruined

PARIS. Jan. Six German air
planes were put out OF action yestei
day by the French, II Is announced OF.
ficiallN
Artillery fighting continues at va
rious points on the front.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
WIN Relieve Nervous Depression and
Low spirits

The Old Standard general strengthen
Ing tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. arousos the liver. drives out
malaria and builds 10 the system. A
sure Appetizer and aid TO digestion.
zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
AVIATION SERVICE APPEALS
TO TULSA FOR v0LuN ERS
Quatternaslcr Wiaien Announce
Nacahclcs For More Than One
Hundred skilled Men.

drive for mon for the aviation
service Is TO he made by tho navy
CHEF Quartermaaer D. r. Whalcn of
the Tulsa station received yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
NO MATTHEW'S; NO oUIzzlNG
Commissioner OF Charities Iails to
HeoDen Police Probe"

No startling disclosures OF police
brutality were made Yesterday W
u, Matthews. state commissioner Of
charities and corrections, who wan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Cnlds Cnnsc Hrndnchc ami Grin

LAXATIVE BROMo QUlNlNE Tab
let's remove the cause, There is only
one "Rromo Quh,ine" T.. W. GROVES
signature on box soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
Mine suncners Active.

LONDON. Jan. 2.-During the past
year one thousand trawlers which are
used as mine gwerpers around the
British Isles. have covered ar average
OF three thousand square miles dali.
During the year they swept up 400
German mines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03

deemed necessary 40 ipm time h5
Mlyur Summons and tls board OF
cilN NRmnligtInnef.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-03
BLEACH YOUR
DARK SKIN
Use Black and white. Sent by mai,
2Se. Many agents are making
an easy living,

Just try Black and White ointmen,
uor white or colored folks). AppIy
as directed on label. 10 face. neck.
arms or hands, II is very pleasant to
the skin and has the effect OF bloach-
Ing dark. sallow or blotchy skin,
cleaning the skin OF risings. bumps
plmples. blackheads tan or freckles
giving you a clear. clean. bright
complexion, making you the envy of
everybody. Sold on money back
guarantee, only 25e ts,amps or colnl
by mail. or boxes. 81 Agents apply
for territory and special deal. Ad-
dress Plough Chemical Co. Dept. 60
Memphis. Tenn. WRITE Now--To.
pAY--WHiIE YOU THINK ABOUT
tr,-AAdv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

Italian troops victory recorded the
line Lake ala the Adrac has been
Italian driving the AusoGcmanN
the hrgchcad the bank of the Ilav" which
the, had held since mid November.
While holding positions the mountain region from
Asago the Bca the Pave the Italian flank along the
Pyc uach The has replied only with artillery To
the French stroke which gained valuable positions m TIE Monte
Tomha region
The weather apparently also to the aid of the hard
pressed Italian army which has had little since the Au>"c
drive began late October Heavy falling ON the
Italian and Swiss Austrian frontiers Troops and other iraN
being held the Alps 10y the and the food supply a" the
enemy troop> Italian northern front has been cut oil tenn
porarilH
the coming 1915 welcomed 10y strong
arlcr, YprcS Cambria Ncrdm la the Yer
dun the Germans have extended lhcr fire to the lei" bank
attacks The Germans attempted rand
north of Lens Tuesday hut rcpucd 10y the
British.
With territory reported aroused against the
and fighting with Boshcyi been resumed kuS about
miles All Of mitar, the toack
reservation called and reported that General
Kacn,, officers including man! of the Russian REGULAR
army also under Th" the manan front
reported very serious. Rumau having rchccd against
BoshcyiN agents Tain service between Riga and Pctognd has
been resumed
report received London that members of the Amer
stationed hkutNk siberia have
arrested Chairman john + Stevens oi the
members reported Toxic several days ago
declarations, regarding German terms Will be- issued
according a Munich Bavaria newspaper Il Is
attitude of the entente presumably toward the terms
BreSt lhovsk bring about changes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
NRTIII,UN FIRING RNGI'S
ON WNNCO-BI.I6sIN FRONT

Berlin. via L"uduu. Jam N~id"
fruu5 heavy artillery trims 90 points
uu IN, Frunco- iIalguu AND Italian
fronts little activity iu amy war
thcat,r is disclosed by to-day, off
cial communication Tho statement
reads
Western front. Ann, urnunp NJ
Prince Eupprocht The uotiNIt, of the
ARTILLERY Increased In Isolated sectors
iu Flanders $urth and south uf
Ions tho artillery fighting wns rr
NiNcd Internationally in ~upputt oi
successful rrrounuiteriur operations
Between st. quentin ana Nrras and
the firing hecamo violent 40 times
Tho numicr Of rritish prisoners TAX
en- in the best few days south ~ Mar
GOING tlmbrai frouu wus increased
tu 500.
Army group ot the German crown
prince
"rbvr, was increased artillery ace
uNty north ot ptosuo- uud "u both
sides ~ prue- Accommodating adj
vance. az several poiuty led to the
captur" or number ot FrcuDh SOLE
dicr-
Eastern uud Macedonian fronts
"T'h,rr l- nothiur tu report
"luuuu front.
The activity of tho artillery i'm
creased 1t times "u th' NslIr" pla.
toau aud in thr region rf Mont"
Tuu.hl.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
Is FIRE SUSPECTS
BEING GR|LLEO BY
NORFOLK OFFICERS
Authorities Are Trying to Locate
the Origin of a Series Of Blozes
Which Yesterday Did Damage
Amounting to 100000.


Norfolk Va Jam Twenty five
suspects Wcr, ON thv grin today iu
th, Iuvr-tuptiou oi tine mysterious
series of fires which Yesterday did
S..UUU. O1u damage boz Norfolk aud l'--
ser damage in Newport News uuc
Portsmouth nearby
\ mass Of ice covered ruins which
today was surrounded hN soldiers ma-
rincs aud home guards. aud the city
gave the appearance" uf being under
martial mw
while the local authorities today
seemed to hr less of the opinion that
the fire. were purt Of 90 plot To-
dcstroy The citv. ur go distract attCn-
tiun from the government war
plants on the water front while enc
uIc- might work destruction there.
the department ot Justice wus active
tudu, and about twenty suspects were
turned over tu government agents ~
tu" police court without hearing
Two women are among thus, do
nlu,H and tmuur the W,u be- W \. \
Bros yuordt who .- charged WIZ
huylrg rnadc dIsluyu remarks wEt"
the NIuIccllo Hotel Was burning Ills
room 80 another hotel was searched
aud thor, vpr, found German mpDr~.
maps of Norfolh aud book of Ger
man mrm.urs with picture ~ the
luiSvr uu the ny leaf The auth"r,-
ties took possession uf these Th'
author.ti,- -uid ,tIuabi, Information
,uucorpug icTmau- here has h'"n
obtained from the men nud w"m'r
Jndcr detention.
Two mor, injured rrem'u We're
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
CHARGE
OF CANADIANS WINS
BACK LOST Ground
Dominion Troops Distinguish
Themselves in Fighting North
west of La Vaoquerie; Notable
Adventure OF Young Airman

Ouuwa. Jan l- Olclaycd The
following dispatch from London has
been received hy the Reuters Ltd.
agency
"a dispatch FROM British hradquar-
trrs statos that the enemy s. attacks
Yesterday northwest 81 l.a Ntcqucric
were carried out after u fierce bonn
hardmrut The attack WIS courcn-
tratrJ ou hall milo from, and the
,urus waves advanced under cover
of liquid fire. Parties -v1rmod into
% short length uf trruouc- ou the
right bf elsewhere they were uu-
able to rush thv parap,J Iu the face
ot heavy machine gun unu rifle fire.
while other supports were organ
iliup fur the yougt,t-ut'nDh our gum
uor~ put up q fierce hHuHge against
the Invaders, driving thom 90 cover
with the result that Whom We crossed
the snow W-clld ground We took TIA"
whole of the trenches the Germans
had carried ~ wac 90 very Struggling
remnant uf the ORIGINAL storming EN-
cmy parties that rut back ucruss NO
ugap's land
The usN ,r1r was ushrred iu ace
Dordinp tp custom Nt midnight
groups uf hattcrly- pat over SaiNu~
uf high rNplusives bon bursts OF doz-
en- az tmr thus indicating that 10
was a. u'clnck rhru other runncrs
ioined iu puuculny with firing, udi-
eating the uumoru I'lN. after wI,.rn
bouquets of gas -ncUs were sent
speeding tu thr Gcrmlus a hnppy new
ycur Naturally this forms of greet
iur was resented 40 some places. mo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
5 BLACKS CONCERNED
IN HOUSTON RIOTS
SENTENCED TO HANG
More Members of the Twenty
fourth Infantry Face Death for
Uprising in Texas City; Others
Are Given Prison Terms

By Associated Press
san Antonio. T,N lHu l..
norruc. uI,d Do, he H.t..u.r' urf''f'
u connection with tby tiuu.... r...
hlN, ucru sentenced tu Dee Ulur... H,.
curdiul to tho verdict of .u, y.uf' H"
uouuecd 70, Mtlur G,uefa tH.>W"U
TODAY
The, are rIy1t, U1h, ,u.I'H
Thomas Mcdonald Hmrt EHHu .HH
Joseph smith AMI Albert n Wrrh.
an OF compau, D. .i.h O. ~ mHut"
Execution ul the sentence "iIi ', .Ur
pended uutu after ru, cas-. Dr. r,tI't,r.
lbs TrcsiGeut Wilson Three Ht Nr
fiftocu tr.cd were sentenced Goo iDu
Years ai LooNcuWurth prison ana -''eH
to seven year. DHcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
RAIL WAYS CHARGED
WITH FAILURE TO
SUPPLY COAL CARS
Complaint Is Filed With the Colo
RADIO Public Utilities Commis-
sion Today Against d. g. R. G.,
and G. g. S. Lincs.

W AeHnFiht'u lftee
Denver. colo. Jar "A complaint
which Official. said might open w
the whole coal producing situation Ina
this state and unduublcdlN would
bring the coal ear shortage phases
ut that situation into hearing was
til"d with the state public utilities
commission tV SIX coal producing
companies in the southern Colorado
n"ld. II - directed against the Don
vcr ~ Eio Gwntc and Colorado y
Southern railways
Against the D. y u. @. the conn
plaiut alleges failure 60 furnish sut-
ticieut ears 90 enable the complain
ants mines Co operate ut capacity
and failure tu uh-rrN" tho idle hour
rule Against the g. n : 10 makes
the same complaints with the added
one that this road has shaved undue
preference" Ia the northern Colorado
GOA! field Boz the matter ut furnishing
coal cule The complaining oumpa
nics are the Aztec coal mining CONE
punN IA, iir -Four conf a coke co..
the Black canyon coal a Fuel GO.
the HucTruuu coal company the Mon
umeut valley fuel company and the
Suuuvsidc coal mining company
The rumpmut asks that both roads
bp ordered tu obey the idle hour
rule strictly. that IA alleviate the car
shortage th,y bc required tu observe
-UDb rules U- the commission may
prumulratc and that the Colorado q
southern Doc directed Co cease It's ID.
legged Discrimination
The idle hour rule b. uu agrprtupui
On effect iu southern colorado cua|
fields whereby railroads are required
to supply cars tirSj tu those mime,
which haV, been idle longest for lJcb
cd them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

Denver. colo Jan -- Rural mHil
carriers from various parts of the
state. ,n -r.,iun here TODAY. Joined
"a uoyumuut for uctitioumg congress
for .u increase boz pay The curriers'
pniut out that salaries particularly
those of uuNerumout employees hay"
cronses la lVing costs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
ITALIANS WIN FIRST VICTORY RECORDED
IN NEW YEAR BY OUST|NG INVADERS FROM
BR|OGEHEAO ON WESTERN BANK OF PIAVt

Auo Germans Compelled Abandon Position Which They
Had Held Mid November Weather Coming to Aid the
pressed Venice Heavy Snow Is Falling on the
Italian and the Food Supply
Enemy Troops Northern Front Has Been Cut on
Temporarily Kaledines Menaces Boshevih.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
ANTARCTIC SHIP AND
ENTIRE CREW LOST, is
THE BELIEF IN LONDON

London. Jan. o. TN, r1iN Mail
aay. u - feared that the AnturtiC shin
Aurora which took part W the shack
elton ,xpedttiuu has us,u lost with an
hands while rcturuiur O." EnEhnd II
d. understood that the Vessel suilr'
from wellington IS. 4 boo june wjln
% crew or about 90 aud nothing has
been heard from u since Vessels
sent uut 60 search for it found onlN
% lf,lout marked "Aururu" aEd some
wrcclug. l.uyd's recently posted
the Aurura u- being considerably
overdue
The Aururt. furmcrN u Nc"t"nud-
land smiling steamer carried the Nav
son Autaruc expedition to Adeh'
land n 1913 and rescued the 'Nped'-
tion later m the same year while
rnin2 To- the assistance ui the ShocNIr'
Ton expedition early in lol6 the Au-
rora was damueed ana returned q"
New Zca .aud after leaving som" oi "a
crew u toss BARRIER Sir Eruc''
shackIotun sct out Co rescue the m''n-
h,rs of the Aurnru'r crew n hcorW
I,r. 1916 he found seven "t 'h'"
alive. hut three others had p"r'rh'".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
America Must Keep a Steady
SIREN of Men Going to the
European Battle Front Speed.
ing Up Ship Program Urged
UNITY OF EFFORT URGED
ON ALL THE COUNTRIES
Meeting Succeeded in It's Purpose
of Reaching a Definite Working
Plan for the Prosecution of the
War Through Cooperation.


Washington Jan .--rnust1ur uu5
speedy despatch of American uuops
to the European battle front is the
principal recommendation made tn the
government Boy tho American dele
gates who recently returned from the
uter-allicd war council 80 Paris
Speeding up ui the merchant ship
huildms program and closer cooper
alton with the vu-hrllirorrutS are 'h"
other principal recommendation
This W4J- discussed tudsN lN the
state Department which mpl. public
o SUMMARY Of the result of the com
ference
Through new iut,.. allied urraui-
zatiou for coordination ut hipping
resources arrangements have been
mad, Co dcyut, "the greatest amount
or tonnage possible f.r M" trans
portltiou Of American troops.
a definite plan WAS formed for
more active utilization uf American
naval forces and au .er-cment was
mad, with thc British admiralty 90
effect certain plans fur anu-suhma-
rfup warfare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

come lull iuu FRANK uiFrusSluu
between Cul Hou-r as spcciu' repre-.
sentative cot the government "f the
I'uIt,d state, and tine heads of the
British. French and italian govern
uruts with r.gurt to th" war poliD'
OF th, United States and hor associates
n the war
Two Participation hos the mrW-
beers uf th, mission DOB n WcrtinE ut
IN. BRITISH war cabinet at which
conference u general anal usetul Ni-
rus-iuu Wu, had cuuceruinr the needs
uf the uilirs and the cNtrut ui the
assistance tu by expected from thr
guit,d SHi,-
.Thrc, Participation N the
United states 900 uu wtrr-alucd war
conference hrlu u PARIS 600 NuNom
hpr 90 AZ this conference" al pre-
luuuar, -pcrchrs V,y" dispensed
with and within hall Hn n"ul AFTER
the conference had hrru called GEL
order Boy NJ Clrm'u,rhu % hnd -pH'
into committees for work
-Four Participation nN the l".t''
states boo mrrtiug of thy supreme
war council hclH Ht Versatile. l'".
crub,r Representative ut EuF'
hand. france lttly aud the lmi'o
states there met as 90 .r-t step q"
ward securing uuIb uf control Of ih'
armies ON the western front Thr
meeting th. fu-f of it- Kind. I~-urr'
fur the future uuiN o. support m
thy part of United states aud th'
1ll.rs
olive Fu-,t steps taken iu tho Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

The results uf the conference. t.
shown iu the report are most rrtu.
tIug tu this government ur.t h'.
cause the, Indicate that th, cou'yrroe
were inspired %, the desire Co Dee uu.
tupI, helpful uud second. because
tho agreement. which were reached.
v ,u boo uu operation. viii rrcbt.
Increase the effectiveness OF the ,t.
forts now being pat forth bN tho
United Statc4 and the allies BOO the
conflict against GERMANY and Austria.
Hungary
\ summary ut tho results arcuW.
pnshod ut their conferences and the
recommendations made hy the Amer.
Jean mission will Indicate tho value
Of "a" work done and the practical
methods which were considered Cos
tho coufcroos auh which are recon.
m,ndcd in tho report
The summary Of results accomplish
ed is divided under diplomatic naval
military finance. shipping war trade
war industries aud food % makes
about 1unu words
The sui,.hoadiug- naval military
diplomatic aud shipping here follow
iu fun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

IN, contribution oi thc United
States to poolng of war resources
was agreed upon Tho arrangement
guarantee fuli equipment eff every
Kind viii nc available TO MI Amcri-
can forces sent tu Europe during l'lN
arrangements were made ir hnN"
the Tuitrd states part .ipltc iu mill
tury deliberations Of .uhmurtur war
council nS ga step toward efficient
aud centralized uuiN "r control ~
MILITARY operations
Plans also were wur' "d out tu per
mit the United tSutcs tp visualize the
problem uf food control nt how"
Great Britain France and italy
agreed Co put 500 legal zcd ans coW-
pulsory control of fouu,turf. u their
countries
The extent of the military effort to
bee aimed pt boy the Iu.t"d states was
clearly determined aui an allied ad.
visor, board WINS crrltcd to advise
each nation ON ullomruts pf ships
tp permit the American military ~.
fort tu bp realized
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02

com, After conference oNt'udiuc
over approNimat"k thirty days with
th, chiefs of -tHff- m,whcr- of tu'
general -arf- aud commander in
chief of the allied armies uu mo wo-t-
orn front us well go with th" highest
ciyii officials of the respective gov
crnmcnts the cNi,pt ot the military
effort tu bp ahmed bv th" United
state. was clearly determined.
"Twu WIN this denomination boz
naud negotiations we're carried "n
loukIur to the ponlur of resources
for IN, mutual ndN3utlrr uf ul th"
countries engaged 600 the war against
Gcrman'
The contribution uf the United
states tu this pooling arrangement
va- prrc,d upon. Tho contributions
ul,wi~r OF the countries associated
with the United Stutrs we're d"tor
mined This pooling arrangement
guaranteed that fun equipment 81
ever, kind would VOC available Z" AN
American lroupS sent to Europe dur-
ing 1918.
Three Cnuuailfic' support tu the
resolution adopted hy the utcr-nliicd
conferences looking To IA" creation
of an allied advisory board charged
! with tho duty of advising th" ship
ping authorities of each nation con
! corning the ALLEGATION oi tonnage. s'
! as 90 permit the American military
| effort ,u bc realized
-Four Fun survey made of prob
lem uf dcburkatiou u Europe u'
| American military forces aud tsseus
| portiuuu uf such forces aud supple.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-02
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum go. minimum 20. range
40, y a. m. 2>. southwest wind ciear
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