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Evening journal., 1918-06-27
No More Liver Trouble;
Take Bliss Native Herb Tablets

the functions ordained by nature, your
whole human machinery breaks down
your brain becomes dull. the pores Of
the system become c.oggef with Inn
condition will lead to serious illness.
Bliss Native Herb Tablets. purely
vegetable. have been relieving suffer
ers from liver troubles for many years.
They are a safe. gentle but sure laxa-
Thousands oft ONES are never without
thomr One tablet az night makes
the ne1t day bright A box
contains zoo tablets, and each ~
tablet contains our trade N
Milton Eckerd and local agents every
where Look for our monsy back guar
hntee An every bon.
Evening journal., 1918-06-27

Il Suffered With Stomach and Liver
trouble for three years and was un-
der the care Of two doctors but they
yenrs ago I bought a Dor OF Bliss Ma
tive Herb Tablets and they did me
more good than anything ! ever tried.
when I commenced taking your tablets
I was IN an awful run down c0ndi-
tion and couldn't ent thing without 10
hurting me. But thanks 70 Bliss Ma
tive Herb Tablets, IN a month I could
do my housework and eat most any
thing 10 Is a good family msdicine.
don't soc how we could do without
e. I am stiil taking them. I weigh
more than ever did In my life.
MRS. FANNIE WOLFE.
Pulaski, Tenn
when your liver is not performing
Evening journal., 1918-06-27

be sure to keep your skin thoroughly eleansed
with Woodbury's Facial Soap.
You win find 2Sc cake Of Woodbury's Facial Soap
sufficient for month six weeks Of this treatment and
for general cleansing for this time Get cake today
Woodbuys is for sale drug and toilet goods
everywhere throughout the United States and
Canada.
Wrife today for trial size cake
For Sc we will send you cake Of Woodbury's Facial
with a twenty-page booklet, "a Skin You Love to
Touch which gives you the proper treatment for all the
commoner skin troubles For l2c will send the
ment booklet the trial sire cake of Woodbuys Facial
Soap and sample Of Woodbury. Facial Cream and
Facial PowdeF Write today. Address The Andrew
Jergens & 5i56 0-o"- a''- Cincinnati. Ohio
II you live in Canada, address The Andrew JerDe
Co., Limited 5iS6 sherbrooke Street. Perth, Ontario
Evening journal., 1918-06-27
NOluB' skim is Cl1aRHgir1g
every day
Ho1O to 7,lake H.AC <ztzrnc1a'e
as vo1 B'olIl1 tore Gohape it

Your skin, like the rest Of your body, is con-
tinually changing. Every day, as old skin dies,
Hrlv forms in its place. This is your opportunity
10 make this new skin as clear, radiant and fresh
looking as you have always wanted it.
See what the following treatment will do for
your skin.
Lather your wash cloth well with warm water
and Woodbury's Facial Soap. Apply it to your
face and distribute the lather thoroughly. Now
with the tips of your fingers work this cleansing,
antseptc lather into your skin, always with an
upward and outward motion. Rinse first with
warm water, then with cold-the colder the bet
ter. Finish by rubbing your face for thirty sec
onds with piece Office. Always be careful to dry
the skin thoroughly.
This treatment cleanses the skin and brings
the blood to the surface, stimulating the small
muscular hbres. Use it persistently, once week,
and before long your skin will begin TO take on
that greater loveliness which the daily use of
Woodburys always brings. The other six nights
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
100000 men MUST
Be SENT TO FRONT in
YEAR, SAYS M'CUMBER

Washington May Five million men must b sent on th" BATH"
M the rd within Senator Au lumber OF North
Dakota declared to-day adrrs, o the senate which reviewed
America frs, th, The results OF America effort. have
been negligible zap present bc sad SiN months have
been wasted b >ppua board and S6iOOO00OO for aircraft has
been worse than ~.uaudriod
IF fail o. u n,c million the lighting lime hcfor, thc
end ut another m continued we VIII aguu have grossly
failed moral duty We will huv" charged io
discrcllt another of colossal bludg"-
Met imtrr rou-ted statement o President SciWah
of the c corporation that the United States would pro
durc ship of only million dcdWrgh n 1919 with cN
mates of million 1915 and said
ton nlilu s
th, most ,NcrI
olr
E d
uuI, hu uf '' |'N'''''
Ion 10 our
that % r utuu. .Y,rfU II. Do u- f soap uuu
vi g,t|
aruic
feed, nd send G
ar, uu while
what we
and 90
.u N
oftn war lu
i,rc, u uu u
N,. socm Go ll.c su u DO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
Secretary Baker Submits Esti-
mates 10 House Military Com
mittee; Chief Items for Ord
nance and G NJ Departments
AIRCRAFT PROGRESS
Is A DISAPPOINTMENT
War Chief Admits That This
Branch Of Military Service Has
Not Come Up to Expectations
OF Officials

Washington, May 3.--Eetailed
estimates Of funds needed for all
branches of the army service were
submitted TO the house military
committee today by Secretary
Baker and his aides. The session
was executive
Secretary Baker S estimates for
the immediate war program, as
submitted TO the military com
mittee, total approximately S15,-
O0.OO0,000. he said today The
principal increases are in the ord
nance and the quartermaster gen
eral S department.
The secretary said the airplane
program had not met expecta-
tions, and blamed the situation on
overconhdenCe of the government
and lack Of ability Of contractors
10 fulfill their contracts as speed
lily as they had promised He said
the liberty motor was beginning
to be produced in quantity and
that II was an unqualified success,
SC much so mat foreign govern
ments wanted TO use it.
Il. trlp o. I.r.u" h Ili opened
. us D,r ru tU. u"-uiwdo pf opera
uoU-.
Uu, h.auu. NuI uu resumed Mon
dal and tuu urI''.n plans tn r.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
MEN TAKE
HILL AND ADJACENT
WOODS ALONG AVRF
Excellent Line Of Defense Now Occupied by Allied
Forces; German Press Begins 10 Prepare Public
for Abandonment OF Ypres Drive

Whe German either the
battle front still delayed the FreuCn have taken the initiative
the latter hed and delivered telling blow southeast Of Amens
Attacking front OF than mile between Halcs and
Cae General Petans troops yesterday evening drove the Germans
from hill 80 overlooking
and captured the the and southeast
ing the Avro
The gound THUS gained probably valuable any
OF equal the line.
the Germans Effected their westward
Amens drive and at hill 80 they within less than three miles
the important is-Am railway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
TO HERALD SUBSCRIBERS

Late delivery of The Herald during the past few days has
been due mechanical troubles resulting from moving the
printing plant 70 its new home
The press which prints The Evening Herald Is made of
than three hundred separate parts. Every part must hr
perfectly adjusted Even the best skill of the best mechanic
requires time 10 make adjustments.
Within two days every detail of The Herald printing
plant will be smoothly. We preparing to give
bigger better newspaper than has ever been published u
New Mexico
For day more while machinery installation is be
ing completed ask you to have patience with late deliveries
After this day or two paper will reach promptly every
afternoon
Several hundred subscriber, have been added The
Herald April l. The boys doing their best to make
accurate deliveries If You missed phone 924 aud paper
will 10y special messenger Confusion resulting from
>uhscri toN also will be- az end within da! two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Last Call to Duty
War Savings Slacken
Helpful Criticism

Mr. Huupcs. 81 the Dallas Federal
Ilc-orNc bank active director ~ the
tmrd liberty loan campaign iu tho
eleventh reserve bank district is prop
,rly lubilant over the achievement toe
da, ~ the eighty million dollar quota
b> the district Tho honor nag waves
over the district today % waves us"r
NlhuQucrlu. aud over New McN.cu
We have dunr the minimum uf the
duty REQUIRED of a. by our country. 4
few OF us have done NOR" than uNr
duty. but not many Of us can qualify
Tor that class
win equal prophet, MIR UuuVc-
urges that splendid oNcr-sun-crip-
'iou be- made for the district in thc
closing hours of the campaign li'
po,uts ont that there age many cuuu-
t.r. ana communities ,u the district
which h1N" not completed ihoirquotas
We have very few or such in Ncw
Mexico
tf Il is necessary that those of us
who have done our duty must MAX"
NJ for those who have proven slack
rrs We must do that also. nccau.c our
country demand that kind uf super.
service.
There is ro more Important hus-
mess iu IN" world f'r Americans ,ud1'
than To- aid boz Sucrc-. fur the q .Ort>
loans Those uf us who cam t frht
.n the rapidly srovug army urru..
tho seas must pay There t- uu pri-
'utp iufcresi so important 200 amy .nr
di,idual American Jz the success of
our libcrtt loans
Albuquerque has p'cudidh passed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
Casualty List
Has SO Names

Washington Mug .-rho Utsul4f.
l..f today contained elEhtt,rI-A.
uHmoH divided us f1lloR.t
Killed in action is. died Of wounds
4. dl,d ~ accident o. d.. af s-1.r
vuuucd severely O. wounded HIEHr.
.n. missing u action
lIruf,uant~ Thomas O. Mooney ..
rn Antonio. Texas and piusmor, Et
.f th.sl-p. died ag u result ~ 1-r..
U.r's uud Lieut. Louis 81 Edru- ..
'Huu.I Mu. B reported muf.rE H
action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03

81 vc have done Our du.y with 'H'
ub,rt, lonn We have failed up t" This
time with the war savings camp1 -u
lr iuGr wees, this state the TREASURY
department statement shows has
dropped from eighth 60 tYrit--rcurd
place iu amount ~ per capita pur-
chascs ~ war savings and thrltt
stamps
Thcrr hag been q disposition Goo l'.
var .lvmgs ht Forgotten duruC th"
Hsr'v lunu campaign period This Is
wrong Tine two forms Uf Investment
and aid Tor our country were not lu-
tended tu conflict uud do n.' conflict
ThcN can properly proceed -'d" hN
side
Tine schools bon New MeNirp are doc
.rr their dut. The children prr hold
uE up th.ir end uf The war savings
battle Ilut can We afford t' ir'N"
such "a necessary such % splendid "'-
r.r' fur our country Go uur N'"I
children o. root 'his war .ntir-'
.lmpsiuN real work fur men and
vum,n.
TODAY news of war savings work
Foo this state is dr,nuraEiug l"' us
start over again and gu over tho top
n THE n- we have BOO the liberty bond
campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03
Big Observation Gas Bag Blows
Up Near Omaha, Presumably
from Action of Static Electricity
Generated by Friction.
TWO MORE SOLDIERS
HURT IN AMBULANCE
Motor Car on Way to Relieve Elk
plosion Victims Collides With
Another Automobile and More
Casualties Result.

Omaha, Neb., May 3 - Two
members of the Fourteenth bal
loon company were burned 10
death and twenty others slightly
burned last night when a big oh
servation balloon exploded in its
hangar on Florence field. The
dead are:
PRIVATE JOHN 4. DAVIS
whose nearest relative is Arthur
Davis, 500 North State Street
West Concord, N. M.
PRIVATE VINCENT l.
BEALL, whose nearest relative Is
Miss Alice L. Beall, Jessup, Md.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03

san Antonio. TcNas. MaN % NHY.
General John rs Euohwau. ruuwauH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-03

NV NOIiN NErNL NNIlitET
Sew YORK May p 2..L,1d quiet. 5000
t1.0OH7l2 Sreitor puioe spot Ia.
81 Louis SG.G- HG.5.. a. London
Copper spot aud futures lllo. yIDc
trolyiic li25. lead spot lt' lus no
lures. f2S Toe Spoltyr spot I.i. lH
turrs. iI0
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02
Facts.

Il anyone tells you tha. The
boy aaro4d fal.. i,ayG vine be.
caase they caanot yet water, dc
no: believe i; Almost every
where that A.,nrican troops are
stationed In France there are ex.
c"lisa' arrangements for water
supply. .ii,o >:i,,oi mated Wat. r
IS q says safe
Sri,l4er should Az ,oasnnal,l.
man b. lnisi,d by the assertion
.l'at on, boys nrss. vnm bceauSc
they are afraid 10 20 oser tic
top without It. Ia the old Smith.
snaian Museusa in Washington
ll.e.c IS .no :Yalk Of o fourteen
,Gch tre. which WAS entirely
Ierc!tod hy riia bullets a, the
battle ot Spo,ts ylyania. T'.a sons
II the naen whg faced that kind
II t.Nrs @sp not AFRAID 10 walk
sii'l unf.'tcting step ia.o any
Ire, aad :A"y ~ 4! give g., eaemy
Ill tas, is ucc .ssart w.s,.a they
ave reached th,.ir destination.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02
II 4 &zrrssaie vein

Ilsss@ %ss i azgrasziag hsunncs-
Fae@f ~ S@rs-a whsn Hn AnnsSrnn
sa.ftf rHsl ssSSs~y visited the baSt14nsti
EElfsTa ezlasssszs after he rssehsa ~,
aSsSsf5f OF ta@ gssaScs~i- rho was . k~
rs sssast sssT gA~ dag. th~ tssenhnu.s
y ag*s srere ezSs- TAey we're nsssr n.
esssSasssSSssassst. iiax~rsr. sss.x vSsp -
F'essSsss. Tae s'sraeh savaa<wsl svu1san-
ats*@fss. Tee eeannei ksrx u -,
with tee rsAs Earsa<A - Iintssa rsn-
sgzS-
'sasy and by said the AresSenn -,
'sssassd cs srS~r ssreoa. II asw away
'assaSsa sss~ saaars. TAs xrsank uxA
s'ssss-E'sssa ny sss ss1asta 1t ssnse exsl
ssafa @arTh. 4Alrpksses wxr. swasuts1
pssltssss NJ with nsaekknn mn
fsw- Tssss az sa& Ms&sss ~4th stxs.k
ssissse's fruss sass zzasrssa snns. Il sr~nA-
t2e5 ~fsss 7A% syssgttsshssss xasarkA
Way S}st Fsssi svsxasS sAe pdssxa !.
zs@sAsa- -isasss sssar ssxEsT aeans =
rEs'7a 'ssaassssstS4sa ssssss.ssvsss sssivxly u
s. Fts- s,s' sastsE sss~ 'ss.sss s.sss.s,s
ls-aasys s.ssssts. - ~ sSaty Aafss I M sxsy
sessd ~ saesss anst sassaSst Il ws<xiak
2. is.ass sssss a:sss.sss.' : =
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

Many FaxlssA w<aAea gave their
yeaeAs add much money to the war
fan:, says the Ladies' Home Journal
i.n, there were thousands of etherx
VITO wished 10 rive and werv aassis
10 DO 50. That IL. they wv.e until n
wise woman su-xes,rd th@t Little
,riasr.s. such N SILVER thisahlsS, be
COLLECTED and melted down fex The ssi-
yer they coE;Rinssi. Here u What The
s,irer ihizna'es parchased ia one year'
ses~a ss.tar aasoutancwA
ffse isscsor hcxpitai euatA
One Thousand one hunarc1 and tea
dollars for hospital suppsie~
T~a Thousand doliars for dixahicd
sailors agency.
Eleven shnnsaad twe hansirvsa and
afty eis,l,ars fus star and garter fa@1
lTsfi8 tAaasssa dettASw FUR sssssicss
aEd xsstiorx
Araey,can wosncn who think they
cannot asseri 10 give anyshine to the
various war funds might Gnd tA~@c
facts h,er-ssins.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

| The action OF President Wilson
in urging the re- election OF knute
Nelson as United States Senator
from Minnesota is highly CON
mendcd by the Free Trade ne VS..
papers for its spirit of non parti.
san patriotism. The New York
Evening Post and World express
warm commcndatA0s. The
| American Economist also ap
piards the Presidents course
for what it is worth, 1t is q
shrewd bit Of tactics to indorse
the re election Ut knpte Nelson.
4 senator OF the oppns,,a party
who Is known to he 70 strong in
his own State that ,.e could not
POSSIBLY be defeated for another
tarn. provided he wishes to serve
A tner Gl@fc for an exhibit Of
non partisanship noald hardly
haye been selected.
Que can afford to be generous
in concession wnee nothing is
lost by II. Doubtless .he i'resi
dent hopes to see the non par.i. |
san plan adopted in Wisconsin. |
but he is not likely 10 advocate |
the choice OF a proiec:ionist forE
ths salaa. sens'ocship in that
State. Wisconsin Is \ eirong |
protectioni-. Stats and vii, nat |
uraliy choose prutsc,ionist
senator, unless the Presidents
plan OF non pa:iisanship, non
socialism and non paai,ism should
--a;e!. Qn in that case, the new
.cnAar truA ts.Saonssn you'd
probably not he Fro,er,,opis,
The Pres!acu.. s1he toe may
se.! bc popular VIII, Ere,
Traders, who see in II heads II
!, in 'aiis ynn losn," but we are
lad ;n ss. ..A.i i!r :" date, Pro.
ertnuists have not bitten. Nari
nndi.ioas Furnish TO reason for >
lowing Ere" Traders TO slip in |
O tbs aouRIe n- s!olse behind
he cleEer cSmouhag" af ncn
stilsgnshsf, aun socialism or
on pacir,sm ~7 American Econo !
,is!.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

1t would nay nearly our whole
war bill up to- the present mo
ment. And oil pure velvet" tc
the patriots" who were in Z
position to grab II on. Ard the
saddest part Gf 1t all II that va
can hopo FOR no relief from this
situation from the men the pc0.
pie have delegated with power 10
protect the interests and welfare
OF the people. Congress will
maintain the integrity OF this
grabbing process just ~ the
held their salaries Of
81, 800 invioiate from the income
tax. while they fixed it 50 that
little old Mr.. Common Dab must
come across on his Income OF
81 900.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

aeyan whcailess meals a week
aud one waaatteas ds. ia addition
Is 10 bc asked OF the people oI
Missouri and other states by ,h,
United States in a campaign
which started January |, accord
~. - an announcement made hy
the Fedora. i~ond AdMinisH )iou
Tor Missouri.
The wheat situation is a prob
lem whose solution lies with The
people of this state and of ali
.!.s r,her United States" tin
announcement da.|ared. ".All oI
The visible whea, supply ~ the
nation, 2o.bpn,0N bushels. has
been exported and in addition
100000 bushels more have
so~. given - our Allies and for
the use OF our saidieS upw in
France, From this time on al,
of this grain exported must be
furs ished by means OF conserva
:ian. The total which should be
exported - sar:oximately 60,
ot0, 600 bushels"
To give every person a definite
know.ece of the gravity OF the
.cod situation in Europe and
what musl ho done In this couu.
try, a second Home Carl" 10 10
be distributed to every home in
Missouri. The card, In addition
a giving desuitc Instructions,
will also bear a personal nesssoe
rom Herbert lloovar. United
States Food Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02
es>k Assia.

y young married couple dccid
ID that, be- ansc us.,,c inmeusity Y
81! ;1rIr t,se for one another, they
ruuli ha hapry ou q desert isle
or w,.I,in the walls al their
hsgga|ow. Accordingly, they
81. themselves gently 10 sever
the bonds which had connected
them with society. with their
cAacch ana with their relatives.
Ia themselves they jas,,.rd
their withiraxAi on the grouais
that ssscie'y, Is snpcrfieia.. laa.
the ci!urull IL rank with cant and
hypocris,, aud that relatives are
:ireSone.
For ,i;ne '.,ty fel: vindicascd
AMI happy, iia: it va.at long
before they began to discover
laws and tu suspect that Ia ir
souls were no; leertec: aainiti..s,
Alter GO siderable .crp.exity
and Disappointment they turned
sgii.i Ia. iiir ts,srla fs.- Mnst ~
what they had expected from
each o,hrr.
Yuaag mari 1 peup'e should
"a, b. tooli>l,, even though they
ie,' that WAY isx
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

We are Ia have 4 rcd uciion"
In state taxes this year II Cover
nor Gnrdncr's plans don't fall:
but don't Jolly yourself with the
idea that your tax bills are going
10 be any lower IN n result. The
two hundred per cent increase
In the valuation Of your farm or
home for taxation will take care
Of that. This tax reduction talk
in dope intended TO put the voters
80 sleep while the party in power
.gce. through their pockets for
several million dollars additional
atatc revenue.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02

Dean Holmes OF the Penn
ssivania State College, aftel
spending months gathering sta
tisties. has discovered that tie
money valsc Of four years at co,
| iegs IL SIC, 900 or q nuancial re.
turn Of s. 600 for every year 10
spent.
The Census Bureau III The
CDited State estimates the aver.
age death for male Ia 80 2 years,
for female 400. This bass il
made on all causes.
The French soldier is paid $40
a year; the German, s3s a year;
the British. Ss9a year, and the
American solder gets $40 a
month-or $3.50 4 year.
War is now cos.iag the nations
Of the world 5000, 900 an tou.
and Sl60,0 900 a day. Tbe
United States is under an ex.
pense running 70 fully one four;:,
OF the total amount or $4,000.
900.
The Lincoln highway. beeio
ming at New York City and end
ing at San Francisco, is about
Dne t;:rd finished. though i, is |
already avaiia bic TOR travel TOR a |
greater distance. This highway !
Mi have bard surface aha wit. !
De open 10 travel throughout IL, |
Iear.
The Caprori ri ala.e. oao OF
ne largest iysS-s vi aarppiares
Ii tho world, which has given
xhlbi.icns recently on the .Aiia;!.
lc Coast, is lilo fee. from tip to
ip Of its planes.
Columbus Circle, New York
'iiy, has sssal l,iilhesi Itself as the
busiest corner i. al. the world. !
has been estimated iha. ~. 0.U0I
ehlc,es psss through Tho circle
aiy between : d. III ami :. pm.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1918-01-02
BEGINNING Of NAN


The Antiquity of man IN ssfu ~ sb
s"sbin9 t"fac smong anthrososnxsai
snd osoeS sts<ntista. snd fsexA 1asrus,
Sons nrise vita sxrA nes dssccxer,
os unedsnt hsrnxn rensasfaL In tSa,
connection. II ix Interesting % nsyis
says the fhsisdsipaia Public Le-fxer,
that Dr. Arthur Keith of EtinbuYxA
m authority On The subject. teaseyeas
that the hying ARstraiisn ahorsxsns
is of IN Older type than any os the
fossii remains OF modern naa fssn1
In Europe The New Ysrh Medical
Journal ssys:s.
The date Of the origin Of the hu-
man species. By each ner atxvve-y
of missing chapters In its hisory. In
shifted to a more ebd saorc ressase
time. The SsahderthAl skull, which,
by It's prominent supsassAasAi ridsex
Its length snd fatseains FROM ahere
downward, scenes. to link ,sfan e3os<-
ly, II loosely. to the higher s.,es- still
had a brain capacity quite equal to
that of the average ns'siern rnaa, and
on this acrount pointed 70 a Fill ,rs0sx,
reHac'a teginnsDs u .Ae Aua.ss se1.sg.
th. tfsis a the sean,ier1Aal nss. va.
not on!y large bu, e.abasssS o., u.I
shown By The r..--'ns uf h,s r,,,,,-.a
-.t Possessed FIRE and made flint !1nuae--
meats. Though aaci-nt. be was aay.
thing bat an ai,e.
,' E-itie!.svra ssGtt. which resc.a.
bied the Seaaderthal remains hu; MES
sF'a nsafge markedly sin4lan In general |
features, had also a cassacfeas brs.n
cass Efad is believed Il, have sa-.ongs-a \
10 cTea,1re with comparatively high /
mental development, The NesIstssertsssE /
riais is places! some 3ty,, 900 years back.
while tie Heidelberg skull Is presumed
to date to dousiy remote ttn,e.
The prehistoric remains etcnd ay
lhsctur itatsois In Java. the hsnss OF
tfthecatia-nl'E.s- as hc has been called.
were Of deciseiiy earlier geological
Date. IS Indicated both by their sur
rounst.nSs and By tiassr own features
NE fssisa case was small and lhe era
nial trgits were otherwise mare ape-
Ike than those Of any other known re-
ziaias- Al! the structural characters
u Pitaecan;h.pas. 50 far a. We knsw
hStay sra exa.tir Ut toe Kind We sx-
isxt 10 Afd Ia the e1r;y aner<.ea, types
VI snan.' The unearthlns ef the lara
sIaa piissed the date for the origin af
he human tyre backward anathee3 ,
r.riod Of fe9 handfxd ths,asana
ears, a. .ato the NioceDe efs.ch al
.e.logicnl time.
The s.iseir .slih- ,neshrn unna al
"csiy With IN carly tyY~ Sisas.sr TO
p. sssriisa ar eki.siaanxse seemed 10 t.e ,
rowing strong until. In 1872, the ,
o'atss of an ancient man If smother .
Siae were discovered iI England In l
he f-t!tsawH cave. TtiS. accNsgsainE to ,
'r.- Arthur Keith. who Is as great sn $
Rih"-!ty as can be found, La the old
); specimen Of true humanity yet DIS I
oyerrd.' The brain of this being was p
, ssK~, NJ least, up to the n1iera G
aad1si. tu, otherwise The boaex ART p
he most ximian nexorsiesi" "a