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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-06
BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOM AND BOARD-111 Sth st. So.
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1926 ART GARLAND PIANO. used !
year: perfect condition; Sz25, cash
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FOR RENT--E3OOMSa
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TWO ROOMS, furnished, light house
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MAID-For general nousewOrk; small
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PETS, POULTRY. LIVESTOCK.


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HoMEOPATHs.
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FURNISHED, modern house for rent,
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WE PAY-S1.50 per 200 for rags. soc
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COMPETENT GIRL for general
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PRETTY furnished rooms, very close
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GIRL WANTED--Must be willing to
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GREAT BARGAIE-lg0 acres wire
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OLD CLOTHES ana all kinds Of
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

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SIX-ROOM APARTMENT in new du-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
The Fourth Liberty Loan Drive Is At Hand
Let Us Meet 1t in the Way Our Soldiers Fight

NNE WEEK from today the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive will open. The amount we have
TO find for our government is enormous Our
reserves of money have been depleted by former
loans. Our resources have been strained by the
wars requirements. We are at last face to face
with sacrifice. W. are at grips with u necessity
for money which constitutes n real test of the pa
trioism of each one of Ms.
This Fourh Liberty Loan. more than amy Of the
others. is u personal matter with every American
not actually fighting. The other loans have come
very largely on: of surplus. We have not cut into
our necessities and we have little more than touched
our Injuries in meeting the others. We must do
both now.
We have no war prosperity in New Mexico.
There is no quick return of money loaned To the
government into local circulation. Moreover our
principal industries. the raising of cattle and sheep.
have encountered hard going this year. Drouth
and high feed costs have hurt both cattle and sheep
growers. Their volume of income has been re-
duccd.
Add this 10 the fact that our quota in New
Mexico, and especially Bernalillo county, is | high.
and we face "A situation which is a real test of the
patriotism of each one Of MS.
We have two courses open-iust two. We can
take the easy. humiliating, un-American way and
say that we "can Z, and lay down ON our Job: or
we can take the manly. American way and say
that we will meet our quota-lro matter what hard
ship and sacrifice to MS as individuals.
II we are genuine in our loyalty honest in our
patriotism sincere in our love IF country, we who
face this call for money will lend as our soldiers
have given. We will lend as our soldiers fight
10 the utter limit OF actual, physical endurance.
Figure out what your soldier brother and my
soldier brother your soldier son and my soldier
SON gets for his fighting:
He is allowed enough TO eat enough to wear,
and a few paltry dollars for little extra necessities
q plttancc in cash that would not take cerc of your
weekly personal expcnses,-or mine, here in our
comfort and luxury of home surroundings. That's
all our soldiers get for doing our fighting for us
The rest of their earning power is given, outright.
as a gift TO their country and ours.
If we are real and honest in our patriotism
we will face this Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
in the same spirit that our soldiers fight. We will
allow for ourselves and our families enough money
10 purchase the bare necessities Of life and to meet
our obligations TO our n%eighbors and business dS-
sociates and We win devote the balance Of our
earning power 10 meeting the cali Of our country
for money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
THE BELIEF IN GOOD LUCK
BY Webster.
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE


If Won are gong 10 he supcrSutions, believe in masSots, not jnxes.
Good fairies have as good standing in the court OF fancy rs bad
witches. Aud Il YOU must have Spook, about the house. why not
choose the pleasant kindG
There's Just as much authority for including a kind and helpful
God rs a vicious and malicious devil in your creed.
No doubt faith has a powerful influence over body and mind.
II cures diseases, il removes worry, it gives courage in battle. But
the wrong kind Of faith IS equally cHieacious 10 aegrHvatc disease, in
crease worry, aud make towards Of as all.
Both kinds are in see market. Why not get the kind that helps?
You can choose. You have the mental power, ii You would only
use il. 10 prohibit faiths that weaken, and encourage faiths that
strengthen. Don Say you cant help what you believe. that you
can control your thoughts. There is no road TO culture. TO mastery,
or to happiness except by controlling your thoughts. And those who
hclplessly allow themselves to be pushed about by their thoughts end
in mediocrny, in iuehiciency, sometimes in the insane asylum.
So. open the door Of your mind, get the broom, aud sweep out
all beliefs IN bad luck, Ia hoodoos and cruel fates ont into the rub
Dish heap. where they belong.
When mishaps come, don say, That's just my luck 80 When
YOU lei something drop, don cXcIam, Ism that Just like me! Old
butter fingers, When you get bad news, dom remark, II expected
YOU. or some evil influence pursues you, or tina, somewhere IS a mys(
FERROUS power or personality that is stalking YOU, like a detective, ,
pouncc upon YOU and injuc YOU
For neither You nor any one else knows that this is true. TOD
il is superstition, and a superstition that posonS YOU.
Believe in good luck. Believe in your star. Believe in succc
happiness. This sort of belief improves Your digestion, induces
clears your vision, stimulates your imagination, brings skill to
fingers and clcvcrncss Ia yor tongue. Then why not have it
the same price ~ the other. and no more absurd.
But how
By saving IL, BY retaining n in your mind, and oustng
lcfs. BY watching your thoughts, and arrcsting every one tlq
like trouble and shutting II Out, as If II were a German spy.
After you carefully pursue this course for some time YOU
are not welcome. Aud the Good Luck ideas crowd upon YOU.
do not say that you should not believe in luck at all. 81
it all You wish.
Only, believe in Good Luck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
The Time for Public Service.

TIVE NOMINATING conventions of the two
major political parties have been called. To
name their candidates Tor state and congress
sional Offices. They will meet within the coming
seven days.
We all know now that politics adjourned is
a fiction and that We have as much or more politics
here and throughout the United States rs would be
found in any election year.
Political leaders of both parties complain that
the people are not Interested in politics this year. y
They are mistaken. The people are Interested
and deeply. They do not give two whoops whether
this boss or that retains on .OseS his power: whether
this faction or that controls a convention. whether
this group or that succeeds in naming itS particular
candidates. or whether this man or that gets what
he thinks is coming TO him for past party services.
The people are deeply interested in the nomi-
nations--they are going TO take am active and a
more personal interest in those nominations than
ever before. Every man and woman IN this nation
today is filled brim full of the idea of public service
of nnselfish patriotism of efficiency IN he various
working Jobs which make up not only our daily
lives, but the public service as well.
The people are being efficient in their savings
in their war time efforts. They arc going to de-
mand equal efficiency in the public business.
The people of New Mexico are watching the
nominations this year AZ they have never watched
them before. They arc measuring and will measure
be this one:
is he the best manS for tho jOb?'
The party that answers that question is going
to win this coming election in New Mexico-or we
miss our guess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

To-whoo. to-whu' To-wht. to-whoo,
! know what / gW roiug TO do
The smiling Pool mo- more lli fret
TIL Jerry Musktlt shall forget
TINS is what Hootv the owl had
decided In hi ~ mind Whom he
= had Kept away from the Smiling
Pool goiuE each night Just near
enough 20 see buf not near enough to
he seen. 50 Iert, NuSkrat "a work
ed In peace and. because not once had
he seen even a suspicious black sh,td-
ow. he had almost forgotten that
there wts such % person as HootN the
Owl.
The night when he raised the walls
OF his house above the surface OF the
smiling Pool 40 that he could sit ON
them without wett.ug his feet lie quite
forgot You remember that lac was
30 sleepy that Doe fell TO dreaming
dreams of building the most wonder
ful house that ever u muskrat buht.
Now there b. a time Tor dreaming and
- place for dreaming. hut Tor "a musk
vat that time IS not when gentle Mis-
iress Moon ~ flooding the earth with
silyeiv light and that place * not right
ont in the upcr for whoever comes
along 10 see. Nut that Is just the
time and the place Jerry had chosen
Now and then little cloud dritted
across the face az Mistress Moon. and
when this hugpeucd 10 made q hlncit
shadow that drif'" across the ftce o.
the earth and sometimes drifted
straight across he Smiling Pool.
After this had happened once or twice
Jerry Muskrut. dreaming his pheasant
dreams. took no notice OF these drift-
ing shadows They wer" harmless
There was nothing TO worry about.
Nv and hN a hldoW ct httl" hiacker
thnn the other but just la sient
drtfted out frpm he Green Forest aud
across the Green Meadows toWnrt he
smiling Pool. Or didn't hurry II
seemed to drift along tust az the
others had drifted II Jerry saw IL he
gave IL no need. 80 II drifted over
the smiling Pool and across Ia where
Jerry sat drcamiug II" had just reach
ed the point in his beautiful dream
where his big cousin, Paddy the lea
yer. the most famous ~ ol nuilierr
of houses, had come - .Hh nitl Tor
advice on the building of a new house
when he Just happened 20 look up.
That shadow WAS right ahoN" him.
and ~ was bluCE. very black. Then
Jerry came out Of his dreaming with
a cold chill that ran down his back
hone TO the VEN roots uf his tail.
b That shadow bal too great round
fierce eyes ana reaching down from
IL were great curved crucl claws
Those claws were reaching FOR him
There wasn't e bit of doubt about
that. DO Won wonder that e cold
chill ran down Jtrry's backbone "a
the roots Of lI~ tam DO % wonder
that fot just % wee wee bit OF time
ne was absolutely stan b"caus" h'
was too frightened t1 owe
Jerry's eyes grew Wild" with -h"ei
terror ns he SAW those great cruz.
claws stretched wide 90 seize him
and ltooty the owl Kissed
i've waited 20 long time Jerry
Muskrat. but l'y@ got you this sine!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

In this Fourth Liberty Loan campaign there
is no time and no place for argument about the
value of the security and the value of the invest.
mcnt. We know all that. Every man and woman
and little child knows that the United States Lib.
crty Bond. whether taxed or miaxed. il u good
bond to own and keep against a rainy day.
The essential to get into our minds and hearts
now is that here at least is a tcst-straight up TO
yon and me and all of MS who stay AZ home-of pa.
iriotism. We are or we are not patriots. We are
or we are not as good citizens as our sons aud
brothers who are fighting and dying for MS. And
we prove whether we are, or are not, by our atti.
tudc toward this Fourth Liberty loan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
our or TnE MOUTHS or BABES

Teacher What do the letters Ii.
D. after a mans name signify '"
Little Reuben-"That he's q lung
and liver doctor"
Little Myrtle was gazing az the
moon and stars ms and, after
looking very intentiy Tor some time
She asked.
Mamma. are All those little bright
things In The SKY the moons babies %
Now Herman said the mother of
a small Invalid, II want YOU to take
this powder the doctor left for ny"
Powder" exclaimed the little pa
tent why ! ann not "a gun. ann lH'
Little th~rce-y-ar-old Katherine. on
seeing "a large rop for the first time,
exclaimed "Oh. Aun Emily. look az
that big fat string.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
THE CASUALTY LISTS
BY H.. ADDINGToN BRUCE
Author Of The Riddle Of Personality" Psychology and
Pa1enthood," Etc.
Copyright, 1918, by the Associated Pfessl
By H. %ADDINGToN BRU

IT HERE Is one part of your daily
newspaper which know YOU
scan a%nxiously every day. II rs
the part in which are reported the
names of Americas dead, wounded,
and missing solCiers.
Mann "a fine young fellow Of your
acquaintance, mayhap closely related
TO you. ~ somewhere 10 France to.
day. You dread TO look ut the Cus-
ualty lists, yet look NJ them you must.
And as YOU read the yer le%ngthcning
reports Of LOSSES your heart goes out
in sympathy 20 All berceved by the
toll OF war.
The hatefulness. the needirssnoss of
the terrible conflict into which Am-
erica has been forced, are borne more
and more strongly in upon you Fer
Vcntly o hope any pray that the
end may come soon
Hut. even with this hope and pray
OF. there surgcs In your sou 4 re-
newed determination that there mus
Ne only one cnd--the crushing defeat
and CondiRn punishment az the Irtts-
shan a|utocrHts ON whom rests the
blood guilt OF the past our yeaIN.
You recall their deyiltry IN BEL
GUM. France. Serbia. In every land
where they have set their monstrout
heel. Their fearful deeds on sea and
from the air PAST before YOU mmd's
eve In gruesome panorama.
Solemnly YOU re-affirm your belief
that tho world az know no LASTING
peace until il h. forever rid Of thi,
menace 20 mankind You re-affirn
your readiness TO serve 10 the utter
q that Right shall definitely tri
utnph over Might
Again your thoughts revert to tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

Sandy said pointing 10 our own wire
belts about Is yards In front Of our
trench. We'll. right behind that Is
the German trenches and any second
they're liblc to come out and come
on over here. Lots Of 'em can talk
American and they're lible 20 ask
YOU how all the FOLKS are back In
Iowa. hu; you don't want 10 fan for
that stuff. because when they reach
out 10 shake hands with you they
probably got a bumb IN their other
hand and they'll put Il right In your
mouth and make YOU swallow IT,
O want 10 trust them
Fritzcs
Well his bird took an that stuff
and after while he got cold 80 he
went and got mis- blanket and brought
u back ~ wrapped II al around
his legs and feet aud then he stood
there ana looked out over Ma Mans
Lane. PRETTY soon our captain come
alorE on an Inspection trip aud when
ie seen this bird standing there all
wrapped up like e mummy he got
up Un the fire step ana looked all
around and then he said
HAVEN'T they brought out the
rocking chairs yeti
40 sir ! didn't sec none y"t this
bird said bnck.
40 rocking chairs yet. This Is
a fine way 10 treat a new snldies.
Wen surely they have brought you
a foot stool
NO sir. I aint had nothing like
hat NJ all this fellow answers back
not pcttinG any of the captains stuff
AZ All.
So the Cap had 20 GO through II
an again before the oizzH gus tum-
hlca and then The cap gives hin
hcllsfire for standing there all
wrappcc up 90 ina, u Would take
him a week To untangle himself II
anything a would happen.
And when the officur went on by
this bird turns to Sandy and say
Gee. | didn't know this was the first
line trenches thought We was back
iu support
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

casualty lists. Now, clearly. YOU per-
ceive that their continuance Is incv-
table until Justice and Liberty pre-
vail
With this a new appreciation Of
your duty 10 you. Tot have
not been called upon TO fight. Hut
you are called upon to work and give
and support your fighting forces in
every possible WAY.
Every dollar you contribute to the
cause of World Freedom brings
World Freedom "A little nearer. You
have already contributed splendidly
FIND n way TO contribute still more
The need liz immediate. is urgent.
" money Is withheld the war cannot
be waged as II should be. u the
sacrifice 81 soldiers lives will be in
definitely prolonged.
Tnht ~ why, a week from today.
the government Of the United States
intends to ask the citizens OF the
United States to unite IN raising n
vast sum through Il new Liberty
Loan tie ready 20 help IN raising ev-
"n "a larger sum than the government
stipulates as Indispensable.
This may mean sacrifice. Il may
mean "A certain amount or d~epriva-
toh' but-thlnk once more Of the
casualty lists.
What II YOU have to economic and
pfnch 20 give money for the guaran-
teeins of mankind's freedom. of your
nations freedom Tho men whose
names are on the casualty lists have
given their iife-blood "a the same
great end.
tof the saNinE of the lives Of 9th
~ men, FOR the shortening OF the war.
huN, buy. buy the Liberty Bopds that
VIII De offered next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
PRIVATE DANNY
IN FRANCE
BY Frazier HUNT

over either tom DOR SIDE ~ theirs
thcv duck md I guess theNr" Just
about Scared to death all the time
And tho' tk more questions than
a lot ut EIba and they don't know
nothing 80 aIl about trench fighting
Sand, splits had u of thcm
standing guard with him last night
and sandy poured him so fun of
STUFF about Tho Dutchmen that I
guess hi- tuDk teeth was floating be
fore daAhr'il come.
See that lunch OF wire out there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
Worn WAR GARDEN

IL ~ q simple matter 20 hHN" an
abunannre of chivos FOR instant use
al winter. n YOU haven't any plants
10 The garden you VIII find them on
safe IN the market. u you are grow
INK chdvcs e third Off 90 the roots,
and trim back the tops Then pot them
up aud take them int the kitchen,
where they will keep on growing
ChiNtS have e flavor suggesting on-
ions hut n'ore delicate and are ~.
cellent FOR seasoning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
CHAPTER $50.

Nv T. got some new r-cplaCcmcuts
W IN IA company and must
say that us first DRAFT men
have GOT these other birds looking
IKE Il bunch of tim soldiers. when we
onic over we was Intelligent men TO
start with aid then We was finely
trained but these new ones don't have
anything like the class that we did.
Funny to- soc how. green soldiers
act the first tim" they are in the
trenches. Every time e shell comes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

BOTH PARTY convention dates ar,
now fixed. which IN preliminary e
the real Job OF fixing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

DOUBLE your last Liberty Loan
F~ubscription rs easier Ia say u
tina 10 a. Also. Itr easier TO stay
90 home and HiN win tho war than
Go 50 over there ana do IT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

fottenn"ss once reported from Den
marx must resemble In comparison a
rose garden In J"np.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

As OFTEN as not the politician
who gets across IN not the man who's
needed but the man who bluffs the
convention into thinking hes needed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

THE PERSON who ISLANDERS the
Red Cross 10 as evil as the German
who throws bombs on g. maybe more
so Tho Hun aviator II under orders
from his Colt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

THE ISLANDER siiuRer gets his or
ders straight from hell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

GO HEAR GERARD Monday night.
Hes the man who can tell you why
we've got 20 lick Germany to "a fin
ish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

SIX BILLION dollars Eaise 'cm.
Your Uncle sam VIII cunt en-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

ILLINOIS democrats, naviug OPP
cned up the subject OF war records.
may look forward with reasonable
certainty 20 quite u line OF records.
and scalps, which viii presently he
hanging on the line. IN fun public
view.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

'pfTILEss PUBLICITY That's
the a the fiiiy-scven varieties of
press agents have h doped out for us
editors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

THEREFORE, be . sport am KICK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

the price OF cotton. Stand hy the
president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

THE HOUSE passed the biggest
reyenue bill ever passed IN the his.
would be given An average bin TO raise
d pension Probably q good many
of the honorables didn't Know how to
start discussing ts.lS2 coo. 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

~ ALLIES can continue 10 AXE
10000 Hulgars daily, r b. Se'll soon
be rid OF Bulgars, there are mighty
TOW loft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

BOYAC. famous French ace. is
missing, The number Of Hans miss.
inE - u result Of his efforts, has not
been announced by Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

HrRRAH for Ncw Mexico mill
thnt Mrihodists. Unconditional sur
render " the only finish they can
zee for the Hun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

AMSTERDAM reports horrible de-
cay az German morals since war he
gan IN which case the mSsteriou'