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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10
Mental Depression, According To Ru-
NOR, Was Cause Of Attempt Hon
enzollern Consults Experts On His
Personal Position In Eyes Of Law. !.
(By The Associated Press.)

LONDON, Dec. 10-Wllam Hohenzolern, former German
emperor attempted suicide following mental depression
cordng LEIPZIG Tagebat which quoted Copenhagen
dispatch the Exchange Telegraph number of former
perors prevented Hohenzoe carrying his in
tention ex-kaser however received wound it said
Kaiser ConsuIts International Law Experts.
LONDON Dec 1oHohenzolern according to Amsterdam
dispatch Express recently had several interviews at Anne
rongen experts international law with whom
he discussed his personal position
Say Liebknecht Will be President of Republic.
BASEL Dec 0 CIavas)-Runors current in Berlin
corng a dispatch that city that the Sparac group of
socialists would Monday night DR. Liebnecht presi
dent of the republic.
Troops Brought to Berlin by Ebert.
PARIS Dec additional troops brought to Berlin SUM-
day by the Spartaeus
northern of the German capital
according dispatch Information from Zurich The ra
Gals are hold the building which the Prassian cA
of deputies meets.
The movement spread Munich, where there
disorders radicals broken up meeting
party Disorders also reported to have
Cured in Pisen, Bohemia.
Spartacus Group Posing Martyrs.
BERLIN Sunday make members Of the Spartacus
party martyrs result of Fridays riotng Dir Karl Leb
knech leader this faction lost time in staging spec
tacuar open-a meeting at the Tergarten last night
meeting brought forth 1000 munitions workers
responded the demand for general waxousa
DR. ebnecl harangued the crowd in his familiar style ind
eating Frederick Ebert the premer Philip Schedemann and
other kaiser socialists Of completely Fridays rioting He
called upon organize guards and beat off the at
tacks of counter revolutionsts
tonight Berlin absolutely quiet 1t etr
by Tageba that the number of desrers that Berlin
lis feeding exceeds 100000 cabinet held
with the executive committees of the workmens
and soldiers discussing Fridays rotng Over 30
meetings of conflicting parties announced for today.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10

Mother wants a Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet. Why not make her happy this
Christmasg MARTINsBURG FURNI-
TURE co. IL s Z p1
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10

We have two SOLID SILVER Tea
Cots we will close out at much less
than their values. We need the room
and we need the money
w. L. JONES & SON.
II 20 p1 If
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10
FRUIT CAKES.

FRUIT CAKES OF ALL SlzEs.
.IJ,oYD,s BAKERY. BOTH PHONES.
II 1p tt
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10
WANT ed

Several good men for general work.
Apply to Vinegar Plant. 10 "a tt
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10

Duy an ALARM CLOCK worthy the
asme and worth the price. We have
'ss' secured shipment Of twenty-five
'ne BEST EVER MADE. They are
going fast
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10
AMERICAN TROOPS
ENTER CITY OF MAVEN
(By the Associated fress2

LONDON, (Monday) - American
forces have entered Mayen, near COD
lentz. which was accomplished last
Friday, according to report made by
the Wolf Bureau of Berlin.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10
THE WEATHER..

Probably fair tonight; light winds
tomorrow.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-10

BASEL, Dec. 8 (Havas) .--Rumol
cording to dispatch from that city
socialists would on Monday night n
dent of the republic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
REV|SES LIST Of
n. AS WHO ARE TO
GO TO CAMP TRAVIS
Draft Board Will Send Nine Men
in Addition to Quota Called for
to Fill Vacancies Caused by
Surgeons Reflections.

rst.. H., 80 a. . t. ..I. .....a.
-" W. 80"
,nrtn T.x ,c.r AMI ,.,,.t,u' a., an,
ar,fr bn.rd t,l,, contained sixty
nine names The can for Camp Travis
required only SIXTY men The hoard
named the additional mine 10 jlkr the
plurc- OF men previously sent to
camps who were rejected. after exam
nation o., ARMY %urGcu on account
of physical defects
Tho I..rl -arp,.ut.d uurb car
li-i. ,nptniu and Ntolfo Gnnz,lrs and
Jos, ID Suy, u,ut,u,ut. stiy, was
fnrm.rr, ID s.rr.1tf b, tb. nam ma
Chin, pIn blft,n,u AL CYmn k.,fu,
cat a.. ,,. pi,.u am b,por,bt. 1ts
charm, an ,,rouut of pby.t,.l dis,bt.
uy H.Iteytur TINT IA. rnn nov mass
mo army .x,ufuauou n. voiuutnnrnd
Ia pn aitb IN. r,np Travis Quot,
r, ,t
va, ~,
"'
W.
49,, ~,
' =
m,n A.. - u. on, 80
r., a..
49, wv
lh" ~l'fs"hheI "I u H"rn''Nlo
county quota i"ii"W'
Sick Albany. Gabriel SJHvcdra.
Frank Q Wagner, lrciuio r4,z. lose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Arthur Rachechi Is
Rapidly Becoming a
Sure-enough Soldier

That Arthur . Htohochi, former
IN manager of i,tohochi Mercantile
company. Is ruinE tu make ns much
ot o. success ot his arms Oumnos as
hc Gi1 OF his grocery business. W
clear from e letter just received from
him 10, one OF the editors OF III"
l,,uIna Herald.
Nn D1,b.chi. who is now station
,d 100 comp Nuhr,. ncur Austin. Tex.
writes
move see exceedingly busy with
my nov occupation as soldier. and
.m lr.og trained into the auto
s,r,I,, cot ucie sam. ~ surely w.
mtur,-rur urd n mas kept mo
hrmpfur 90 Keep ~ With the studies
uud it.lls hut u'vertheloss ! surely
orHuy D. unJ 10 i. making a regular
soldier puf of me for sure.
r.., been receiving the paper
iu.I, lrH snr,Iy muNrs me feel as
10 { were Hum,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

Private Dale He mentioned the fact
hat q great many OF the iitneN nus
drivers OF his City should be driving
IN ambulance In NO Mans lanu, ~
lie urged tho men h are engaged
IN productive occupations Ia get
into some line OF work which would
ho of benefit to their country.
Tho speaker impressed upon. he
fathers aud mothers of sons of mil
itarr age that " rs their duty To en-
courage their bovs to enlist show
ne q Stacker SON. he declared, ant
IN show YOU q slack'r add and
Nanny every time"
Private Dale made 20 strong appeal
Ia the people OF this city 10 support
To the utmost OF their ability the la
cal Red Cross chapter. the Y. NJ g
A., the Y W. g. y. the salvation
ARMY, aud the Military Training
school at tho University
Although his talk was directed
principally against the slackers, the
speaker emphasized tho fact that
there was an opportunity Tor an IN
the service of Uncle sam.
An attractive feature OF the even
ing was the opening part
~ WV llNklNlNif NAh'FA W
sisted OF tho singing of three putri-
oiir sou,s D., Private bale. who was
. s'u",f ON M, stage before hc be-
came an Arm, rc'ruItuu officer for
the EpN'rrm,ut
% speaker was introduced hy tho
itc, \ NJ Kuuds"u An opening
PRAYER was given %, tho Ror G. o
Beckmun. auJ tho HoV. Hugh Coon
cr pronounced the hcu,I,tiou.
The speaker opou'd his address ly
quoting pauis determination. as cN-
pressed in ms Epistlc to the I3phcs-
iaus TO speak boldly as he ought
10 speak That Private Dale made
paul's resolution his own. was
evinccd leo cycrt word ne spoke.
The next lecture bS Private Dale
wiu hr given - the high school aud
itorium nest SUNDAY 'S"ninr 90 \
O'Clock. and from aIl boo t%c1tions u
promises to w., 90 ruus.ur affair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Sheriff Can Put EN-
In Pen; Court Can't

frftIAt coRstssosDtrcr 70 rar nrsA-b
Santa f". Iuly ga That district
courts ave not the power TO romnnd
%prisouors awaiting trial 10 tho custody
OF th" state poniturtiary ~ the ruling
handed down hN the state supreme
court Yesterday. iu IN, case of tho
Parks brothers OF Grant county. who
were sentenced to "a torn of 90 10 30
yea,s in the state p%onitcutiarr for sec
ond degree murder While they were
awaiting review of their trial b, the
state supreme court the distric, court
hal th'm placed IN the %penitontiary.
Inc supreme court holds. however.
mat prison"rs are In the custody of
VI" county sh"ritts. II hat shcriffs
may nave them placed IN the state
prison IL deemed ne-cessa r..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Personal News Items

Auto Springs. all makes Korher 60
four-p Taxi service. Phone 40
Pay your dues Co th" "--hit' club
~ Ia Gamma. uu, shu" repairing.
A.. ". Central. phone ga.
walter J.. \pu,mau i- here from
Camp Funston. kan "u 70 t"n-da'
furlourh
On order tu y%Yuplct" tine plants and
"stimatcs of th, interchangeable
road lu G',,uiDr and Apache counties
10 IA" Apache national forest the -"c
rctare of ]urriyultur" has approved
~" allotment of $1,000 from Arizona
portion 81 the federal .ld road fund
according tu Information received ht
the district forester here To meet
their allotted sh5rc ut the cost "t tins
WORT Grc-ulro and Apache counties
ntvo set aside $1,000 aud S.uu ro
.qoctivoly Thrsc Hllotmeuts are I'm
,ditiou 10 others previously madr rs
tn parties Interested in TN" project
sheriff " o. simpson IT Luna
county, vino Wa here Moduc-df' de-
parted FOR Tortalcs. y ~ No." VIII
remain there several weeks before gu-
ing Co hi home at n'uiuE
sheriff Felipe Luvcro of p"na Ana
county wa mere "''",9""N "'h"'
'u'hl"f !" ~ ~, '''' ''"''
~" went 4" S'hu' '' '' '
Starr, WI" wa" !" ne """b'" . '''
'd"''H ''''''''N' ~
kl'ht'' " r"P'''N' I"' '"
'i"'lii "''''"' - '""''
Alvin rohle was fined So d
h. Justice "t the Peace w w Nc
clcllan on the charge %! larceny oi
water from 70 ~h"lshh"i I've hiN''l"u
~ the district court
Mrs. Emma Rertro. mother nf
Lieut. Fred - Wcnfro Of the fire de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

THEUE was so uflagluE OF
facts IN the lecture given az the
4 High school auditorium last
evening bv Private John II Dale. In
O. forceful. straightforward talk he
pat n ~ to the people OF this city
to rd the town Of the Stacker 10y
launching against him % torrent of
Public sentiment which viii make ~
too warm for him" There is only
one thing TODAY which viii win the
war. he declared. and h o rs am
power" Uncle Sam needs every
ablo-hodied man in this country.
The saloons. the dance halls and
the pool ooms of the city received
hig special condemnation OF the
three institutions. bee declared the
last TO bc the most damnablc" The
pool room VS. the breeding place Of
everything that Kills" In them are
found men who are physically 10
for war service. but who are spend
ing their time practiCing crack shots
az bnlls on the pool tables. "luclo
sam has somc'hinE better than q "a
tor ms crack ahot."
Among the tN pes Of slackCrs
which he described in terms eloquent
win scoru and contempt were
First. Those men vino claim 'NoWp
uop ON of uuugIua't ,. pom
dents.
Second. those who uo about th"ir
nr" to osoHp ' service
Third THE pool room %ionf'rs
Two clnsrcs of men which Private
baH' considers especially cout"mp-
uhl" ARE. FIRST, those individuals who
tciru patriotism by suddcnl, becom-
ing farmers when they do not know
whether q potato grows ON q tree ui
o. bush The othcr class consists ot
those who hav married since the
var in the hope that they may be-
exempted "a takes e mighty small
niIn tn hide behind % lady skirt
today. Dee declared
The NON productive branches Of
work were especially 'ousurcd hN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
MoMAN,s pNNGER rLnIon.

The pcriod between furty-n i've and
rttN-uNc Neprs of age Is said Ia br q
crisis or hanger period IN a woman's
rfe which tosts her for her fitness to
continue IN the race. II n then that
she suffers from such ANNOYING ~ mp
toms rs hcnt-flashcs nervousness
londachos, IN" blues, on dread Of
Impending evil or some dormant dis
case I'm the system becomes active
Mhcn a woman ~ passing through
his crisis there rs oLC tried and true
remedy, LYDIA T. Fipkhams Nege-
table Compound which after FORTY
wears OF success is now considered
the standard remedy for woman's
ailments. ass -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Bar Association VIII
Hold Convention Here

The annual convention of the Sew
Mexico l,ar tssociution VIII Dee held ia
Albuquerque on August 80 80 and 81.
II was definitely decided Ia hold the
session az hat time hy Hiram g Dow.
OF boswell president Of The @nSsocit-
ton. Yesterday.
More than seventy visiting lawyers
Will attend IA" session New Members
to tn. state bar association VIII Boz
admitted siuriug the convention
Tn" commute" appointed 10 mako
arrangements here consists IT John
Nenahlr. president of the AlhuuIcr
que Lawyers club. NJ o. ilicl"g IuG
81 G. Reid The Chamber ct tom
mere. win ais appoint 90 oommirt"" tu
assist h members ct the local bIr 900
entertaining m. yiSitors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
City Band Concerts
Extended for Month
Al Bedside Meeting

Fot the FIRST time in tho
HISTORY of Albuquerque mu-
nictpal problems are being
discussed aud action taken on
matters of importance iu the
hospital division cot ST. Jos
cphs ssnatorium instead OF
ICE the council chambers at
city hall.
The ciiy fathers dii not
meet iu regular session last
night Nevertheless action is
hoinp taken IN an matters
that needed the attention OF
the city commissioner. since
Commissioner wade has hcou
confined at the hospital. sui
fcriug from q broken ankle.
Commissioner Waiter Vi Con
neil visits tho hospital almost
daily.
Yesterday afternoon u was
decided tt the bedside coun-
Ctl meeting "a extend the mn,
ui,.pul band concerts given
'N''N F'iiNhN UlNNl hN iN'iIir
son park, for u period of four
weeks longer The popular
nv OF the concerts given by
the city hand under tho dircc-
ton of Bandmastcr Fred Ellis
caused the commissioners 20
give Alhuqucrqucans more
mdsic. At the meeting the
t~rousurcr's warrant for the
100000. far ting purchase Of
the water company, was APP
proved by the commissioners.
Commissioner Ravnolds was
out Of the city Yesterday. tie
also visits the hospital To at
tend the bedside ,ouncil
meetings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Mystery, Adventure, Plots and
CounterpIOtS--

OF such is made up the tale of Captain Kettle on the War.
path, 20 which is ona of the special features that the Herald is
running in its Saturday ISSUES.
This serial, the third installment of which appears in next
saturday Herald. is n new Captain Kettle story by &. i. Cut
life lIyne, in which the popular adventurer is seen rs a supporter
of the allies.
Combined with the irresistible personality of the leading
character, there is unfoldcd n story of the war that is of absorbing
interest to every one who wants 10 see America and her allies swat
kuhur.
Those who have read the previous Kettle stories will agree
with MS that he is AZ his best as a friend Of the allies.
When YOU have once started this serial, YOU will be willing
10 miss your Saturday supper hut not your Saturday Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
INORTUARY.


Miss Hazel Nandersypt. - wears
old. died shortly after , o'clock his
morning n was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs D. i "audersypt. ii3s
West central emu She came to
Albuquerque SIX wears ago from chit
cugo The body IS az Blakemuro's
murtuarN home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

You owe 30 To Yourself 10 get the
hottest coal when tryiuE To- ON
serve buy Sugatitc CoaI COSTS no
more man inferior Cuul
GIBSON tNN LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 1888.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Lopez Held to Await
Grand Jury Action
On Murder Charge

After Porfirio Lopez had pleaded
not guilty 20 mo charge Of murder.
based ON the death OF Timoteo Nal
6onato. and waived preliminary hear
inF Justice of the Peace ". ". Me
tl"lldn this afternoon held MIN Ia
awai action Of the Grand jury under
$1,000 bond Ernest o.. Garcia. lawyer.
represented Lopez at the arraignmcnt
The inquest into the death Of
~Maldonado, held this morning before
Justice of the Peace Mcclellan. failed
to bring 70 light n new evidence.
Toibio Mnldonado. brother of the
dead man, was The chief witness. He
told the story that he previously re-
lated to the police, saying that he
and his brother We're taking Lopez
home and that, as they started 10
leave him IN the san Jose %hrickynrd,
he heard Il shot The bullet entered
his brothers abdomen
The Jury found that Maldonado
came To his death from a runshot
wound Inflicted by Lopez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
FIERY YOUNG PRIVATE POURS
HOT SHOT INTO SLACKERS IN
STRONG TALK AT HIGH SCHOOL

Recruiting Agent strs Audience With Indictment ct Several Kinds of
Weakhngs - Those Who Conjure Up Imas mary Dependents,
Those Who Lie About Their Age, and Those Who Drill With
Cues Instead of Guns; Makes Plea for Support of Military Train.
ing at University, and for Unstinted Aid TO All War Relief
Projects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

tural OF Alaska nloac or
an sufficient to bear car
total cost OF this wat AND hat state
ment will bear thorough i1N,supa.
ton.
"Rut as Development and business
also are held down undcr the heavy
and believe unnecessary load of
taxation so wui the be
rrca;cr when tho load ~ uftcd or
lirhtcucd Jt the end Of the war.
The Leasing Blls.
rs affecting development both
NOW and after the war probably She
most important pending legislation is
mat for the leasing OF government
coal. OH and phosphate lands. I
have insisted and viii continue To-
insist that not less than nfty per
cent of the income from such leases
shall no into tho state troasurits OF
the states wherein these lands are
located. ~ go To such treasures I'M.
modiatoly. instead OF through the ro.
'lamattou service That rs one point
oi controversy va the conference
where The hll now rests. TO 10
otherwise than give this so per cont
direct tu the state would be go work
a grave injustice against the undc-
vcjoped states OF the west, as COM
pared with the older "tatcs which
have had ruli bencut from the IN
restricted use and development OF
their public lands. / have urged also
and we have secured n larger lease
area than the go acres and we have
agreed ON o.5OU acres. rs necessary to
development particularly Of coal
lands \ compromise was reached
on the sale acreage AZ $40 acres.
Drainage Legislation Developing.
Even before the war ends IL ~
possible that We may secure legisis
ton which viii provide a compre-
hcnsiNc plan of drainage OF swamp
ana sub-irriggtod lands. under which
solution of the drainage problems 81
Central Rio Grande ,,llo, and other
sections MAY bee secured Attempts
to secure appropriations of public
lands Tor specific PROTESTS. such as
nus on the EIp G-nude would hc
futile. Under Us present policy the
interior department ~ reluctant To
permit amy ct the public domain 10
pass out of us control no 10 SO
N'NlN " W XIV hl blfltlnk Ibl inc
breaking Town OF the great public
ianus bureau with Us army OF Off
GERS and employees The opposition
Is too strong 10 hope 20 overcome.
Hut ~ pact OF us general policy. and
Welding 10 public demands from
many states. the Interior department
ig framing u general drainage aid
Tan which may come before congress
soon ana which should be passed
without serious opposition. II ~ not
Improbable that under this bin gov.
'rnmont aid Tor the Rio Grnudc VIII
he secured.
should ,-c Rio Grandc --utd.
In the meantime | believe II
would Dee wise Tor the people of Sew
Mexico to make Immediately avail
able for surveys and preliminary
work, an OF The fund provided 10y
congress tIrou"h land grant for the
improvement ct the RIO Grandc. The
land WAS given for the specific pur-
pose of Improving the Rio Grandc
Some muuoy has accumulated IN the
FUND. Az ui the land. / am inform
ed. has been sold. The future pay
Wents ON this land could easily be
bonded and tn. whole mGu event.
uaily to be rcalizcd. could bee made
availnbl" al once. This should hc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

Costs few cents Drop n little
Frcczone on that touchy corn, in
stanily tina corn stops hurting. then
YOU M n right out with the fingers.
WIS watt Your druggist sells q
tiny bottle OF Frecgune FOR a few
cents. sufficient to rd your feet of
every hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between ihe toes, and %calluses, with
40 soreness on Irritation Freezone
rs the much talked of discovery of
the Cincinnati genius
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

The average man thinks he would
have u fine chance OF occupying the
presidential chair u the office sought
the man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25
Senator Fall Sees Era Of Growth
and Prosperity for New Mexico
From Coal and Iron and Metal
Resources.
MIGHT CoME NOW BUT FOR
TOO HEAVY WAR TAXATION
Thinks General Drainage Act May
Come Before War End Under
Which Problems of Rio Grande
Valley May Be Solved.

Barring serious labor trou-
llos. which We an hop, may be
avoided. ! thiuk We may expect
Immediately after the close of
mis- war a period of husincns
prosperity and Of development
such us We have never known
before 30 the west Hut which, If
v, are prepared tu pko Gd
vantage eft oUr opportunity. may
yer, quickly transform New
NcNi,o from u thiulN populated.
stock-pruwiug rcriou into o. ui
no. foremost producers of raw
materials and possibly into un
important manufacturing state"
This. briefly. is the optimistic view
of aftcr-thc-war conditions hcld 10y
United states senator Albert - Fall
who came to Albuquerque last night
from Santa Fc where he has been
for several DAYS meeting friends and
political associates. tie was accom-
panied To Albuquerque hy Guvrrnor
Lindsey. ~ - iiurHum 4 " Wug
ucr. state sruuol superintendent and
. number ct others senator lall
viii leave tonight Tor ms home at
Three Rivers where ho is spending
the congressional recess.
senator Fan has not changed m
any way his attitude toward the com
iup congressional election. which IN"
stated 40 q telegram Z" the Herald
several weeks ago that ho viii make
40 effort of AMY kind tu srcur" ,he
Republican nomination 90 succeed
himself m the senate. but That n
nominated, %" VIII make the race
Further than this h' declined to dts
,lsS political questions. state on ma
uuual, dlswlssIug both with the state
nlout that ho Is lnr more interested
m the winning OF th' war aud IN the
tremendous possihiitt'a 'ur Sew
Mexico iu the ai~''r-th"-WHt period
our political r'uhloms, local aud
national viii VorN themselves out. %
~iHd enato Fail but out prlnci-
ial and only .uh IS tu win the war
aud tu prepare ourselves To nice;
Oh" problems aud tar" ddNanttg" of
M" oppor'uulti's 20 q VIII follow us
successful c%onclus.nn
Conf and Iron Caused War.
',ioal and iron really arc the FUN
damontal cuuses behind thus war.
here. as We probe INTO cnusos.
", ina GERMANY. hunger Tor fuel
and steel The W~orkcd-out mines of
Alsaco tud Lorraine and the pres.
.nce of large iron and coal deposits
in contiguous French TERRITORY arc
really Fundamental causes I'm sbppinr
Grrmau,'s roursr Conl aud IRON
ar, the worlds most imnrtant ma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

Don't expect q soft answer when
you call a man hard ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-25

Woman loves a clear, rosy complex
ion. Rurdock Blood Bitters n splen-
ala for purifying the blood. clearing
the skin, restoring sound digestion All
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