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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05
SHERIFF's SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. County o.
Lubbock.

lhf STAT Of lfAAS, county o.
Lubbock.
Whereas. by virtue Of an Order Of
Sale. issued out Of the District Court
Of Dallas County. Texas. on u judy
ment rendered in said Court op/the
22nd day Of July A. u, 1919 IN "a.
vor Of The Home InveStmsht COIN
pany and against G. p Burton, Tor
the sum Of sois6i. i9ethef with
interest and al lcost ~ eilt Va
2sb7pA on the DocNet 81 said court
and TO me, a. sheriff, directed and
delivered, ! dld, on the aoth day Of
sept y. 1918, ~ \ o'clock A A.,
levy upon the folloel.p deserlhed
Tracts and parcels II land situated In
l.uhhhFh HHH Univ Fffnhifi IVFstl
and belonging lgf Y Burton, go
vii l,llnT snd hslnF situated n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05
GERMAN ARMY is BEING
RAPIDLY DEMOBiLIZED

All German soldiers with the ex-
ception Of the classes of 1898 and of
1899 are being discharged as fast as
possible according to reports reaching
the American third army. These two
classes will be held in service until
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg sees
fit to discharge them.
The schedule of rehabilitation in
Germany is carried out as rapidly as
the troops reach their various head
quarters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05
BREWERS WON'T CONTEST
BREWING BAN AT PRESENT

Newark, n j., Nov 30 The
brewers Of the country will make no
effort at this time 70 have the ban
against brewing lifted, according 20
statement made tonight by Chris
tian W Feigenspan. president OF the
United States Brewers Association
'Not much can be accomplished so
far as can See he said. because
Mr.. Hoover is in Europe ! don't
think il will be possible TO make any
test Of the prohibition law while the
war is in progress 1t is war meas
ure. and | have no doubt of its con
stitutionality.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

More than a million and half of
prisoners of various nationalities
have been released by the Germans,
according to estimates based on re-
ports received by the American third
army.
OF this number approximately $50
900 will pass through the American
lines and will be fed by the American
troops. Most of the quarter of mil
lion prisoners are French. English,
Italian and American soldiers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

Mrs II. W Sims was called to the
bedside Of her mother in Oklahoma
Saturday, and left Immediately The
Avalanche and her many friends
hope to learn that the afflicted one
is better.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

When you have -BACkACHE the
liver or kidnsss are sure to be cut Of
gear Try SANoL, 1t does wonders
for the liv~~. Kidney and bladder A
ant to use. A trial will convince you
drug store. $50
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

v does the work, use SANol
ECZEMA REMEDY 10 ct rid Of those
Black Heads Pimples. or Roueh
Bunny Skin. Leavf skin smooth
Cures any case Of Eczema Is nleas
am 70 use A irialwi lconvince you
soc and sl.00 at the drug store $50
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

The Ladies Aidynf the FIRST Chris
'ian Church will hold a Christmas BE
zaar az Conlev's storc on Saturday
December l8tn 2I3
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

Mrs. W. f. Robinson is spending
few days with her mother in Dallas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

Ferrsheds bat lhe larksys enjoy
ea Thanksgiving day
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05
FIRST BODY OF
u. s. TROOPS RETURN

New York. Dec. The British
steamship Mauritania, returning 20
the United States with the first large
body Of American overseas troops.
anchored in Gravesend Bay al gao
O'Clock tonight. She was met by ma
w and army tugs She probably will
remain at her anchorage until early
tomorrow morning. when she is eH-
pectcd 10 dock at Hoboken
The navy tug u was reported had
been ordered 10 meet the Mauritania
to bring ashore Admiral Henry T
MAYO commander OF the Atlantic
fleet, who was returning from Eng
land as passenger The army tug.
il was said. had orders TO bring ashore
an army officer Of high rank
Aboard the Mauritania. as announ-
ced recently by General March. chief
of staff, are several thousand mem
bers Of the Air Service who were
stationed in England The ship also
carried a number Of casuals
When the transport docks AT no
boken relatives and friends Of those
aboard viii not be allowed on the
pier, according 10 recent announce
ment by BriRadier General G. n Me
Manus. emharkation officer at this
port.
Hospital Ship Brings Wounded.
New York, Dec The men who
helped pay the inevitable price Of
victory in the great war are coming
home, but there VIII be no parades
for them. no avenue between lanes OF
cheering hero worshippers
The hospital ship Northern Pacific
locked at Hoboken tonight with 100
wounded soldiers and marines on
board. including forty officers. She
steamed slowly through the Narrows
after dark hours late because OF
heavy head winds.
VI tnt itAuiHifh H'ib'N tutit WIS
none Of the martial pomp which sent
them away. A few Of the walking
wounded" lined the rail as the vessel
came abreast Of the Statue Of Lib.
erty and there was a feeble cheer n.
.Bartholdi's emblem Of freedom vel
coined them to the harbor.
/ On the way in they passed the
giant Mauretania, at anchor in
Gravesend Bay. crowded with the
troops returning from training camp,
in England
I Five hundred Of those aboard the
Northern Pacific are badly wounded
but most Of the others were able "a
hobble about the shin on the voyage
across
The work Of removing the wound
ed 10 hospitals viii begin At O'Clock
tomorrow morning The Red Crosl
has moblllxed every available amhu
lance 20 carry them
The passage ~ the Northern p
elfie with Ne freight " wounded Wal
lhr fouFhesi he shin has encouslsr
ed during ts year and half In th'
transport service " lhs eeuulFy.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-12-05

Come 70 Lubbock
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

ban houoc glcnnemgooet 'oo nleact
Dc 'ioitc Bar Mar, al Nrbci6et life
off ian rolf ira Noonoen lom / gamlc
Gage. Webens ban arbeioeoe, ipe.
tulereoe ban paa, bporoau Den Sam.
lie boooe Ioaet Sib iii at grouc Srsu.
Den og oRffe oen igicn; men 'an
foin ban iii ot tGrte pnn, at oct
maatte pare fleet / set iioitc gar.
ban lepebe, me0en9 Yeter par bort.
reiit en- WooncoStio.
Get bar ct orsit Stpfte Arbeioc.
men onllioer noneoc ban nco. nctop
ioa lnnat uco, iom en- rigtiA @rsno
iflilocg rnues, og Ger ionot ban Ell
'tor aoSie. Son brngte Ocu op %
inb / &liet, % oa ban nobncOe oen.
ianot ban tpuc Fengcieolcr, bper IN
oenbe poo icm S~unoreoc aroncr.
Soa iatte ban liz neo % rcQrcoc
no, at bpis ban bap6c grauet oenrc
@rsno for mango Aar iioen. faa ban.
sc ban iporet omtrent IRE 2lor al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
Mcrfcligc SLIDER.

Rel 2eforpo9 Strife / Smdlauo |
Sperige iilocS 3 aiIorc. Der iitfcrt
itaar / 6orbinoeIie nlco iunmc &ono.
aorc, og iom bar ocn GicnoommcIig.
bco at De bucr &uur mco Ell Siffer.
bco iom enonu olOrig har iuigtet, an.
Qiper ON Sommcren oil bliue tor
eucr regnnllo. @iuer De om &nurcu
rigcIig &auo. oil oct blipc en- tor
Soriommer, giuer De finn lioet Gano,
bliper ihuertiaIo %ltui uaao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
Sracturen / Canada.

Zen Moito, Iom er blf pant nlch
of ofrc al i'm Irbeiostib poa at leoc
og gisrc Zig Hptte al Den Gripfrnft,
Iom ira = I'll 4 Seite preiterer, fail
sjere iig ielp meeet mere efieftip,
bpis ban bar Nnleonlng I'll at be
mite % leoe en- s q 10 Settlers Srip.
fraft / Stebet, %ifriper ct fanabiif 6ar-
merblab. gn Tractor fan eipe baaoc
en- ilie 9ripfraft og en- enooa Iterrc
'Oripfrait. s Stebet for at iplge
It "5eam" oper 2anoitpffet en- elcr
10 @onee bag en- Gift" og oereiter
Jag Ell Sarp, fan oct fannie &eiul-
tot opnaas = bpis Der er Srtpfraft
nof - bare peo at gaa Salooelen
iaa mango 8ange meb Sarpen otter
"Siifen". Eaa famine Woaoc fan
oen Wonbsfrait, iom bar ppret nso,
penbia for at fna itofert &c beItcmtc
Sperationer nnber S%nrmarbeioet, BIT
mcget fprminoifet berpeb, at itprrc
Waifiner og observation-disclosures fan
bli brugt, eler Der rauoes pper Srip.
frat flor nof til at trGffe mer emo
en- Maifinc 40 @nngen. Si leuer
/ en- Sib, ba bet er al ~iterite getpo.
ming, of Naboer arbeioer / Sorenin9
% bar Waifiner og pisie Sarmreb.
ifaber f9les, liant albris laoer bisie
Waifiner oe &eoifaber itaa librugte,
laurent nogen al Haboerne meo
SorbeI fan BRUCE bent. Sper enc.
ite Sractor ener Sarmreoifab, iom
faar bore rlbenpttet iaa lpnee iom en-
Gag ben 5ib, ga nogen bar grlg
for benz, err til Si9lp for Sienoen
% ifaoer os ielp. Megen pGroiiulo
Sio fan inopinbes berpeb, at Der /
Sibe blir forget for, at bier eteite
Raifin og bpert eneIte &eoIfab er
bIet lat / iaa goo Stano iom mlligt,
Iaa bet life Fir nogen unsbig
Stanbs / slrbeioet, rtaar ben tranle
Snnetib inbtr9ber. Gn Tractor Ell
Ter anben Waifin, Tom fommer
ltItanb ON finn nogle elmer UNDER
Tlantinsen eaer Spobeitninsen,
brinser ct Cab Zig bet, at flere Irbei-
bere / Sagepis Loo bore at arbeibe.
Erbp bpert cneite Maisafs!
Set er ab'olilt ~nebpenoigt at prspe
Dpert eneIte slfs eaer &olbe Saa.
mails iaar, beoer oct / ct GirfulGre,
iom er Ienbt no ira Office OF Sr-
formation, Sorenebe Staters Iger-
briigsbepartement. % oet eiGloer
at beepnbe MI itrafs meb at prsps
Saamaiien. Selp Saamais, iom fer
sobt no % er blet palet no / rettc
Sib, iomt taset goot Gare paa, er life
at itole paa / iture Strs9 al Noro-
Itaterne og mango al Staterne inoen.
for "Maisbeltet".
9eolt at efsamincre SaanlaiIen
lloen Spbolb. aait til en- Segpnoelie
b9f ale oe Solder, iom ueO SnIpef-
tionen fer no for at p9re uififfeoe
for SGo, % prop oereiter bper enc.
itc &olbe. Bare peo at plantc Ell
cneite &olbe al Wais, iom life gror,
fan man tabc flere Collars. GlanteS
berfor Mais, bporaf Ell Sjeroepart
eler op til Salpparten life sror, blir
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

bar Ell lang % beipGrlig &ciie, %
Der msotc ham DC tulinoc 8ienpor.
bigbcoer, Ter han omiioer ianbt Set
Stco, lom 6oocren bapbc bctegnet.
% gonitc rigtigt ianot ban o9ioa
Der nTrnlere llnberrctnina / eli Ii
Den aasIc. Non lfulbc bare relic
neo I'll Ir9entina, o. Scr lsgc Ell
@aaro. Der Iao / Ell lioeu SonoSbp
langt inoc / Sonbct. Ga noar ban
funoe lie lit Snit. % inscn opoageOc
bonl, lfiloe ban lc0c eiter Ell anocll
8aSlc poa ct nprmerc bctegnct Stcb.
TeterS Fcngc ltroftc life til Ill Ell
iaaban Hciic; men ban bapoc beloig.
bis en- Heturbiaet, % ban mnattc
oerior ierlt reiie bienl o. itaiie Here
aonianter. Og han begop H9 pan
&eicu meb Sooerena iiblt iunonc
NfeobeIclicr onrbpgaelig beparet / Ell
Snbcrlommc. Mcn paa Heiien blcp
ban 'pg o. fom poo Noipitalet ! CT
iremmco @p. Ter lao ban / Here
Maoucoer, % ga bon enocIig funot
iortirttc Hciicn o. omiioer noachc
bieun, bapoc ban uprct bortc / opcr
CT Iar.
San hcnpet0te ii9 itrnr ill en- Sag
iercr og loo bam oronc Ell Trioritct
/ Den bl0til giplbiri @oaro, o. ct
Bar Maaneoer eltcr bar han after
paa &ei, oenne Sang Ill Spoamerr
ia. Get bar otter en- lang Hcilc.
% Setter leo nle9ct al Sisipgc IN
bcrpeiS. Ia ban noacoe Iracntinn.
bar ban lterti mcota9ei, o. Heiul
tatet blep, at ban III Den lnrli9e. guile
Sober % tom otter poa Soipitolct
/ Oct ircnumcoc Saro. Get pareoc c.
holut Ior. isr ban par iitanb Ill at
iortlGttc Hciicn mo / Sonbet; men
ser fom oog Ell Ong, GA ban euoc
liz itob nco MaaIet og blcp qiGitc
pcnllgt mobta1ct al @adrocn@ Gicr,
Der bite lia of uGrc en- Sono@ulono.
Wcn her fittbc ban life iinoc De.
Steo, iont hans Sooer bapoc bctea
net, ltisnt ban isgtc Gng otter Sng,
% tlllio't mnottc ban opginc oct
Ga9cn Ter ban ltilloc rciie iQicu, 1if
ban cnoni etgong ben til Grben al
oct Segn, bpor Soberen lfuIbc bopc
ajentt Oct, ban Ie9te, o9 / oct famine
opoa9coc Gicrcn BAN, OF lpurltc,
bpab ser interesicrcbc bam. Setter
loo Ell @enrerfnina faloe on, at ban
lpntes, oct por ct uipoponIig fort
@u'fabs.
Get bar iaamen pGret nleget itsr.
re-" iortalte &erten ban; men ri
naotte iierne cnoel al oct. Get min
Der mig iorreiten ON, at ior ct Mar
iioen, bo pi breeeoe oct neb, innbt
ri en- libcn aaSie meb ct grep I, Tom
bar a~bresierct iii Gem. Ti tGnfte,
oct par Ell Spso al Ceres Gar, men
lenote @repet til Gem, % oct maa
altioa pGrc naaet oio, eiterat De por
reiit biemmleira."
Yeter iagoe intet, men o1ercbe
iamme Tag brsb ban op for at be
gipe Zig bicm igien.
2angt ON lpnae ltoo hon after /
lin @ooro, o9 hon bopoe oa brret
borte / opcr ct Mar. Ter par gonifc
rigtig fon1met ct @rep til bom no9Ie
Gage eiter bans @ortrciic, og ga
bas MI aabnebe aonboIutten, Ioo
SaoerenS @rcp inbcni. Son IGite:
"Naor on grapcr 0rsnben ser,
huor ieg iogbc, on ifuIoc groue ocu,
ba bill on iinoe Yensere.-
Teter fog Saffc % Spa6c, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

i~pirefraitist 8prn, fan man eitcr
&c MI si9loenoe @aiSpriicr tabc
runot 10 Collars.
- 3eoifaber % &erfici meo lion
Ga er 5cen paa en- iIeu Gier.
Ser er for iao sooe Welfc-
fiier. Spor 2anoet er oprt, mao
@ieIfefuer eisre lloioloet. SeS isr
vi inoier oct, beS beorc for o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

i'm Sio, i'm NcIbreo OF Sc fem Su.
iir0e aronera Cmfoiminger, ban
bapbe hapt.
San buileoc iia no9Ie Goqc % iua
9if han no og tuitcoc 9rcuoeu til
igien.
Suoreiter ban grduc0c en- M. Get
er 0enne Der.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

There had been several conversions
AZ tho morning service aud the air
was electric with spiritual rapture.
After the usual plea for the continu-
ing presence OF the Holy Spirit. the
minister prayed Tor our army aud the
congregation continued with earnest
umens. He asked for victory to our
arms and FOR our righteous cause. and
he asked that our boys might return
whole IN body and mind and soui.
Tho pmcns came In a great volume
Of heart nwelling emotion as tho
mothers and fathers thought Of thor
sons. Then the minister dropped his
voice ana said with humility hut with
adamant resolution. "But. oh Lord.
II they must fall. lot them fail with
their faces to tho 'front.' There was
a moment Of silence IN the congrcgu-
lion and then there came in "a deep
chorus, with "a sob. Amen"
When mothers and fathers ia re-
rot districts. away from toe sound
of the nfo ANA drum aud the sight OF
warships. airplancs aud marching
paradcs, can say amen TO the cour-
aBcuus death of their sons, We need
have no fear that the plnin people of
the United states will fail in the roa-
olution to sustain our cause TO tho
utmost.
CSiRnodl CLARENCE OTSIEY.
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
"IF OUR BOYS FALL, LET THEM
FALL WITH THEIR FACES TO THE
'FRONT.' IS MINISTER'S PRAYER
~ rar Assoe,srrp rRrss

Washington aug Co., on a recent
visit 20 Tozas ! stopped at Marshau
cn my way 20 College station 10 rost
on sunday luly En-, with q iriond who
s tbo pastor or tho itist Baptist
church there. was o altogether
|rurprsrl when ne insisted that J
fUoIld aty something 10 his congroE'
tou'at mo morning service, but ! Was
Hururisod % have an urgent call from
H camp 'iEhtcon miles away. 90 speak
tHerc tn the Afternoon and J wnH
worry reluctant 10 go, because J WIGS
10 ID. hut ! could not refuse % coli
from "a group Of farmers boz my oWn
state. asked D. messenger who
brought the invitation whether lt
would he proper for mao 90 say nay
thing regarding tho uui,ultural prob
lena. aud ho assured me that The pco-
pie regarded tho agricultural pro
gram ns d. part OF th, war program.
aud that / would boz 3t ran nborty 90
speak about u ua | miVht see ft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

condition. A remarkable feature OF
the case is that he felt no M effects
during the engagement which TOOK
place last Friday and was In good
health unfil yesterday morning. Then,
safely in port. he COLLAPSED.
THE second mate was on the bridge
about 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
crosby said. There was never q
rlgn of any craft around, but he
caught the streak made by Il torpedo
coming toward the tanker. lie yelled
mud the ship was thrown out 81 nor
course. The torpedo missed by q
tow feet. Everyone was ON deck by
that time. but " saw nothing of the
lf-boat.
what we did see was another
torpedo We 2ig gagged, lodging the
missile just n prettily as could be II
went by ug. Then the submarine came
out or the water with her guns ready
She was an Of 400 feet long and
coald make seventeen knots an hour
our boat was good for eleven ana %
naf knots. but We began to go win
the U-taai cosiinR behind She opened
ND with her rups and the fieht
started.
# was acting "a gpotter for the gun
ner. calling the shells ~ they kicked
40 The water about the U.boat. our
tWent, sixth shot took the submarine
ilght She did not blow up with u
bang. What she did was 20 swing
ground slowly and drift broadside on.
We did not slow down. but made for
port as swiftly as we could travel. !
en- sure our shot destroyed the enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
Gambling Eggs Tells Condition and Qualit,
Appearance of Egg Shell not Reliable Indication Of Condition of Con-
tents-Rays Of Strong Light Seen Through Shell Reveal In
terror Ordinary Hand Lamp, Lantern, Incandes-
cent Bulb or Flashlight May Be Used,

a hScd air cell of a, to $40 inch I'm
depth indicates % fresh org as eggs
ruu in general receipts. \ larger air
cell with a mobile lower line indi-
Gates. accordiug to size and iuctua-
ton. "a stalo eggs or one becoming
weak and wutet'
Very small spots In au egg are usu-
lllS blood clois Large spots. ringF,
and shadows are luu to heat ana ger
minnt.on. and iudiUlt" decomposition
in the first Stages An egg that *
Opaque except for 3D. large fixed air
cell contains 90 chick dead az an adj
vanccd stage Of incubation. An opaque
crr with large cir cell having % mo-
bile lower line is in ln advanced stage
Of nuid decomposition. Eggs showing
slight spots or riuga can often be
utilized by breaking them nnd separ-
atiur the bad part Eggs that are
not extensively bad may be used for
poultry feed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

I%aughlin Philadelphia. Pa: Angelo
Malaudra, Philadelphia. Pa; William
v. Mason. Mount Pleasant. Tex.
George Mayhem. Newnort. Va. An
thony Mcrcedantc, : Constantine. Italy,
Louis i. Morris. Nandergrift. Pa,
Paul Petrosky, Jewett City, Conn;
Joseph q. Philips. B~lacksville. ".
Va John T. Rehm. Homestead, "a.
Joseph G. Santi. Blairsville. Pa owen
Serene, Salisbury. Pa. nathan spor-
liug. West Philadelphia, Pa, Charles
W Stotsor. Pauisboro, y. j.; Anton
Tamosznas. Jersey civ. y. j.; Rocco
Tochjtu. McKees Rocks. Pa william
j. Trout. Philadelphia, Pa; John Il.
Walkinshaw. Blairsvil.e. Pa, Joseph
r. webb. Roffle. Okla. Herbert Nj.
Weir. C%niontown. Pa; wilmed W.
Wicker shawnee. Okla Josep Wog-
MAX. Cannonburgh. pa.
Died of Disease.
Pvt. Dean r. Fry. Miamisburr. @
Pvt Albert l.. White. Greenwood. Y.
y; Corp Charles r. s,iliwell, Ian
sing. Mich. corp. Charles George
zaleslSy. Willow River. MINI. PVt.
Henry McGuirk. Memphis, Tenn. PVT.
Lee B Strait. Osceola. Pa. pvt James
~ Wilcox. Tidewater, Va.
Wo,mded-Dcgrrc Undetermined
Pvts steve Daskalos, Akron. Ohio.
oscar IIagstrOm. Brooklyn, ~. v
pallis A. Iinicome. GAINESVILLE, ~
George l. Taylor. Eagle. Idaho
Prisoner.
1t purwald L. Mcdonald, Burt.
Iowa.
Killed la tciion-prcyiously Rcportcd
severely Wounded.
Pvt. carl H. B%ergRrcn. Chicago.
IN Pvt Charles BOccn. Gary. Ind
Pvt Bro olaf HELM, Cambridge.
MINI; Pvt Marine panza. Sew York.
\. y. Busler Earl a. Webster. Man
chester, y. a.
Killed IN Action-PrctiodsIy Reported
Missing la Action.
Pvt Henry G.. Barron. Somerset. Pn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
,Ibc,.t lieuzc.

Albert Lcuze, 65 years old died At
his home on East Central avenue at
$3.50 O'Clock last night. His wife was
with him at his death. Their homo
formerly was IN Abcrline, Kan. Mr.,
Lenze was "a member Of the Elks
lodge in salina. Kan, ana that lodge
Will conduct funeral services AT Aber-
line. Strong Brothers shipped tho
body TO Aberline on No. . today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
YOUR POULTRY HOUSE.


Select u location that has nat
urni drainage away from the build
Ing.
\ dry, porOu- soil. such n sand
or gravciiy loam, = preferable to
n clay soil.
In most localities the binding
! should face tho south. as this in-
snrr~ the greatest amount of san
light during the winter.
Allow al lca-t two square feet
of fo0r space Tor each bir,i.
Proper ventilation and sunlight
! mean u dry house and healthy
! birl-.
, The partial opcn-front house y
! conceded 10 BE- the hest type Tor
! most sections.
I The colony plan 81 housing
J may be- adopted 10 good adVnn-
I tagc ON many farms. This system
I does away with the danger III
J tainted soil
Z The roo-t- should no built on the
( same level, = feet and q inches
4 from the npor. with a dropping
! board about \ inches below them.
I Good rou-ts may no made of ,
} az = inch material with uppcr
Z edges rounded.
( The uc~t- MAJ he placed ON the
J side wuil~ cor under the dropping
I board, - i best 10 have them
( darkcncd H- ilpc hens prefer "a Sc
} Guided place la which 80 lay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
~ ms CnICkEa FAT

Do o throw away the body fat of
poultry bIg layers of clean. sweet
yellow TAT round the giz2Srd and
elsewhere round the intostines2 II
you do, according To the e. $. De
partmept of Agriculture specialists
YOU prr moving away fat which
French nous wives consider tho finest
OF fats fnr moking cakes, and cspc
clally pam p. Zee.
1u crt'.. ntsons In New York and
other hig ....n8 this tat IL 30 highly
estermc1 fi' ~ sells for compare
tiycly hiru m ros. a business Is made
ct coilcatIr. it from butchers and
other who UrcsH poultry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

col GEORGE Harvey, editor of the
North American Review. has made
what may be regarded as an in
troductory apology 20 New Mexico FOR
the Henry Wray" letter; sIRndering
New Mexico, which Was printed in
the August North American Review
In the issue Of his Wal Weekly OF
August II. page 10, Colonel Harvey
prints in fun the telegram sent him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
Ripley.

bunch Of swimmers from b islands
Thoy have been kicking spray IN tho
faces OF an those who dared enter
the same ocean with them.
Duke hnlds worlds records for tho
following distances; Ffty yards, open
tide water. straightaway. .as.; seven-
v-rive Yards. 81 2-bs 100 yards, opon
tide water. straightaway, bas,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20
HARVEY MAKES APOLOGY IN HIS
WAR WEEKLY FOR HENRY WRAY'
IN NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

by Senator Fail ana which was pub
Iished IN the Herald yesterday, The
telegram is published under a head
ing New Mexico Alright and be
low is a footnOtc. signed by the editor,
which says.
1--WE agree with senator Fan
that the letter ought not 10 have
been published and we hasten 20
tender unqualified apologies to
New Mexico and everybody In H..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

destroyed by touch, ana ia u ease
disappears aitcr q ie" uhN9 'Nl'"H
ure TO the air. Ati"r mat lho aP-
peurance OF ~" shell ls MOI q l'iN''l'
indication OF inc c"nnltio'' 81 'N' 'V'
tents. BN holding 'n egg hel "' '''
eye and % strong hshi ~ ""'h 20 "''"'
ner that the rays "t ISN'T come L" lh'
eye through h egg tho condition on
the contents can be seen rms Ahtt",
cd OF cNtmluE inc eggs lA 'hl''"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-20

Mrs. luanita Flores, 65 years old,
died al her home In Los Gricgos yes
tcrday morning, She Is survived by a
husband and two sons. one of whom
IL Mt Camp Kiioy. The body was
removed 10 Crollett's undertaking
rooms. Funeral services nre deferred
pending word from the absent sol