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&C MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
KILLED N ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
Pr;vate-Ehen Bradbury lr., Newhury-
port, Mass.
ntrD oF WOUNDS RECEIVED II ACTION.
private-Ncls Peterson, Dayton, Idaho.
DIED OF DISEASE.
>ia;or-Harold d McIachlen, los An
r;Est sT''Si Lieutenant Richard Boydston.
Bloomington. Ill.
second lieutenant Frank s Lagu'.
Marine me Gunner-Carl ] Clenentson,
Grand Forks, y ID.
sorgeant-Rav r Bragg, San Diego, Cal.
Cnrnorals- Henry ID. Anderson, Pleasant
Lake, Ind
John III. Morgan, Austin eN
Daniel q. York McLeanSboro, III,
pr;;,vates-Cecil NJ Barnett Durant, Okla
Edwin Berg, Brandon, Mlnn
TLon,as T Bridges, Inverness. Miss,
iar,as r Brighton, Salt Lake CITY
CLarIas " Coffey. Staunton. Va
T,genc r Durand, Bristow, Iowa.
ri. q Forristall, Eldorado, Tex
Caorge Glantz. Hamilton, Md
Eranc,s r Goudv, Cannon rails. Mlnn.
in1is Halperin. Jersey City, \ }
CIR d Harvey, Nashville. Mich
Joseph J. Hoesch. Milford, iowa.
Wm / Jarnagin. Bridgeport, Tex.
.Iens ]. Jensen, Winslde Aeb-
William G. Judkins Waco, lex
David ". Loper, Los Angeles
Ralph NJ. McAdams. New ork
CHARLES P. Mcclure, Fayette, Miss
Wilson 4. Morris, Iowa
Henry c Mautz. Philadelphia
Casner H. Neidringhaus. St Louis.
Abner B. Partain, Gonzales Tex.
Thomas L. Robbins. Equality, Ala
.Iay Z Roberts, Glen Elder Hans.
Henrv Schmidt. Cincinnati.
Edu,erd lie G. Schuler, WILCOX Pa
I1ivsse r. Servat, Lafayette La
lanes W. showers Cvnthiana Ind
Harry s. Smith, Sparta, III
Inhn NJ. Sutton, Bell, Buckle, Tenn.
philip 5. Trulock, Roseburg. Ky
William J Walsh, Chicago.
Frank L. Wolfkill Philadelphia
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Alfred Richard Kipling, Brooklyn.
Frank I.asenhy, Thompson, Ga.
Sam Mclaughlin, Maxton, N. G..
Shad Pugh, Fort Mitchell, Ala.
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KILLED N ACTION
Corporal-Virgil c. Pentz- Dorchester
Center. Mass.
privates- Louis Haycox, Ancona, Ill
Walter August Otto Hoff. Chicago.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Captain-Oscar Thomas Faik, Menom-
inee, Mich
Lieutenant ant-Lawrence H. Evans, Nephi,
Utah.
sergeant Walter A. Monath Miami, Fla
Corporal Warren L. Mclntre, Hawler,
Ohio.
Privatcs-DougIas E. Cummings, Beach
mont, Mass.
Edward Duffy, Chicago.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES.
Lieutenant Harry A. Gross, Chicago.
Private Ambitious X. Christensen, Dag
mar, Mont
DIED or DISEASE.
Sergeant-Robt b Marshall Bourbon
Miss
Privates s-Chas. ". Hafer, Circlevllle, O
Alfred James Hartwick, Winamac, Ind.
Dolphus Gerring, Glenville Ga
Wiley Hines Crcntle, Tenn.
William 4 HirzeI. Cleveland. Ohio
Marion L. Houston, MALL, Tex.
Girret Kershergen, Rock Valley. Iowa.
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the starches. sugars.
table syrups, can
dies. polished rice.
white bread. soda
crackers. biscuits.
macaroni. spaghetti.
tapioca, sage. farina.
iegerTninated corn
meal. no longer rs
iron to he found Re
fining processes have
removed the iron Of
Mother Earth from
these III poverrshed
foods and silly meth
odg OF home cook
cry. by throwing
down the waste pipe
the water in which
our vegetables are
cooked are respon
sible for another
grave iron loss
Therefore you should
supply the iron de-
fiCiency in your food
by using some form
o. organic iron. Just
as you would use
salt when your food
has not enough salt
I)r A. J Newman.
former police sur
geon Of Chicago. and
former house sur
geon. jefferson Park
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should prescribe more organic iron
Nuxated Iron to supply the iron def
cheney. Opinions Of DIR. James Francis
Sullivan, formerly Physician Of Bellevue
Hospital Outdoor Dept. New York.
and the Westchester County Hospital;
DIR. A. J. Newman. former Police Sur
geon Of Chicago, and other physicians
who have thoroughly tested the value
of Nuxated Iron.
ANY woman wao tires easily - nervous ~
irritable or looks pate. haggard and worn
should s,f once ha ve her blood examined for
iron d.fcieucy- administration of simple
NHxafrd Iron will often Increase the
strt ngtt and endurance Of weak. nervous,
cnreWorn women n tw0 weeks time
There can be no strong healthy. frau-
t.fnl ROSY checked women Without iron
says III Ferdinand NJ New } ork uhy-
Sician and medical ant nor have strongly
emphasized he fact hat doctors should pre-
scribe more organic iron >uNafrt ION for
their nervous. rundown weak. Eoggard-
locking Wcmtn raht1t- Pat.Cr means
anatmia TIE skin II an ang' mic woman ts
patc th- flesh fafhz TIE cusclee lack tone
the train f0pS ard tfc n 4 crE t2.s anC
often tEty fttGTrt weak. ref ven ;. lrrlt abie
despenGfut ard uetarcF ely Whtn he froT
pots fItn TIE h4ccd ef VI ntn he roses e
fTcm thgir pECt Is
In THE nost common foods of Amcr-ca
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Kaiser asks his people" T. rally
round him, but they may have an ohiecf
other than 10 protect him.
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o1o ARMY CASUALTIES
ON LIST FOR LAST NIGHT

Washington, Oct 3o.-The following
oas,,a1t,es were reported last night by
the commanding general Of the American
Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action
Died of wounds .
Died from accident and other causes 2
Died Of disease Y
Wounded severely 80
Uo,,nded gdpprpe undetermined "a
Wounded slightly ......-..- -
Missing in action -...........-...-
Total ZlU
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Physicians Explain Why Women Need More
Iron in their Blood Today than 80 Years Ago

Curse the Health
ode Amer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
NEW MEXICO BEAN GROWERS
ASSOCIATION TO MAKE STATE
PRODUCT RIVAL BOSTON BRAND
w. A. Field, Newly Elected Secretary-treasurer of
Association Now Established at Headquarters in
Commercial Club Building; Plans for Approach
ing Shipping Season Being Made.

through the efforts of 6. a McNabb,
who formulated the plans for the as.
ISOLATION. The first meeting OF the
organization. held on the lVth Of
June Of his year. was composed OF
delegates chosen at random from the
bean growing sections Of the state
Plans governing the organization were
considered az this nccting.
The objects OF the association are
the Standardization of the pinto beans
and the procuring of a uniform
market price Tor the produce all uvor
the country. Previous to this orRant-
2ation.' said one of the officers today
the pinto bean was put on h market
In as man different grades az Their"
were shippers Henceforth "A carload
OF beans shipped from one point Is TO
le the duplicate of carloads going out
from other points. The product - To-
be put up under a ,radc mark brand.
in uniform. new. heavy weight bags.
The prize of SIS offered bay the cham
Der of commerce for the best trade
mark cesign for these bags Is result
lnE in u lively contest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
IMPORTANT MATTERS
TAKEN Up At CIVIC
BUREAU MEETING
Plans for Completion Of Rio
Grande Park Discussed and Re.
ports on Health Conditions
Made by Officers.

The principal work discussed at
the meeting OF the civic bureau at
the Chamber Of commerce last even
ing was the completion Of the Rio
Grand" park. Rabbi Bergman. as
leader of the bureau. acted as chair
man and stated that fourteen tracts
OF land had va Far been sgneu up out
OF the total of twenty four tracts. OF
he ten remaining, he explained that
only -four were absolutely necessary
TO close M the gaps IN tn" lands AL
ready acquired. and there were held
bN W. T.. Trimblc. Arno Huning ct al,
Kodorick StoNcr and sophia Dstcrloh,
\ friendly invitation. he said. had
been extended to these fout owners
TO meet with the civic bureau with "a
view OF arriving ~ a common under
standings
Ex-Governor stoNer, representing
Nudcrick slower. stated mat he was
heartily iu favor ot more parks for
Albuquerque, hut that tn. Rio Crande
park as laid out would take most of
the timber ON the StoNcr tract ana
would also cut of his grazing lands
from access 10 water. ~, stated that
l.Oderick Slower was willing To give
200 feet instead OF 500 The meet.
INA decided hat in justice 10 the
fourteen small owners who had given
the full G0O feet the city was not IN q
position 20 accept a narrower tract
\ general discussion OF the park
followed. in which al expressed their
bcltci hat the hald owncrs would,
~ reconsideration decide TO donate
the nee, ssltry remaining lands
The Officers Ot the civic bureau re
ported on the mosquito prevention
work done last spring, in coeopcrn-
ton with the city. and estimated that
the usual mosquito crop had been
reduced 90 about half as a result OF
this work II had been found, how
ever, that the constant sunlight made
the oil.ng OF mosquito water impract.
cable on account of the rapid cNapot'
alton. city Manager a. H. Iichon
STREET reported that hc VAS now tax
ing steps to construct a temporary
drainage ~ stem for the removal OF
the Target part OF the pools ON tn"
meadows west OF the city,
Mr. H~.hcnstreit also reported that
the permanent abolition OF the pres
ent city dump depended on securing
more money for city rcius. collection
=, stem. and that IN the meanwhile
temporary means of regulating the
hiowiuE OF papers from the dumT
would be installed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
DAWSON LOOKS
FOR NOMINATION
ON FIRST BALLOT
Roswell Man, Candidate for State
Lard Commissioner on Demo.
cratic Ticket, Finds the Going
Good.

George \. DAVIDSON Of Roswell, can
didate for the den. ucTdtic nomination
Ton state land commissioners, rs IN Al
bt:quorque fot several days, having
brought here Lieutenant Skillman ~
battery \, who Is speaking al various
war work mectings today and tomot
low. Mi. DAWSON ~ making a vigor-
Jus campaign for tho nomination and
with thc active endorsement OF his
home county. is meeting with enCOur
aging support.
Il have been pr,tty much all over
New Mexico" said Mr.. Davisson this
afternoon. "ard believe that my party
Will accord me the nomination for
land commissioner. I have not been
able 80 lind amy organized oppOsi'
ton To- my canuidacy and there ~,
am sure no opposition al. 9nE demo.
cratic leaders. NJ home county of
chaves has instructed its delegates
10 stand FOR my nomination first, last
and all the time, and ! viii ave the
solid support OF the delegations from
Curry. Roosevelt de Baca, Lea and
Eddy counties.
Il believe an effort has been made
to create the impression that | am not
in sympathy with the livestock Inter
pSts of IA state. Nuthing could b"
furth.r from the fact ann the own
er OF large stock interests and have
been engaged Ia the livestock ana
hand business ever since came Ia
The state. The interests OF the live
sto,E industry are WS interests un1
| VIII he found working for tn" pros.
periiy OF that industry at all times.
- hin can SAY. without Il
cgotism. that thC democrats Of eastern
Sew Mexico are solid I'm their support
Ut my candidacy. and that II | am ac-
corded the nomination In Santa he
--w# aIAN aaa- N.AaA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19

vs. \ Field OF ri paso. the newly
elected secretary treasurer OF the New
McNiyo B"tn Growers association. has
arrived IN Albuquerque To take up his
ucw duties with temporary head
quarters ia the Commercial club
building Mr. Field Is to have super
vision over all Of tn" associations In
the state or which there are about
twenty five az the present time. His
jurisdiction extends To- al points of
production where as many as five or
more cars arc shipped annually.
Walter Martin Of Mountainair. pres
idvut Of. the association, &. NJ. Mil
'Ourn OF Estancia, who was temper
airy secretary. and G. a. MrNabb of
the state college, field agent In mar
kcttng. are also IN the City to assist
IN the equipment of the office. and
set the machinery % the oreaniza-
iion Ia running order for Tho shipping
season which opens in a few days.
This Organization, which is dcstin-
ed 90 make the New Mexico pinto
bean as famous as tn" boston baked
beans was brought into existence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
ROTAR|ANS ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS FOR
VALLEY DRAINAGE
Ask Government Authorities to
Make Early investigation of 10.
cal Situation. Following Report
Of State Engineer.

Al the meeting uf the Albuquerque
Rotary club today. state Engineer
Jau.rs 4. French told the members
that the drainage survey 81 the Rio
Grunde valley, authorized 10y h last
Legislature. has been completed and
the office work rs about duno. lie
viii present the results of the survey
go the officers Of the Reclamation
Service at a meeting iu Denver Ia he
ucar fuiuI q.
The itutarianu today aduptco strong
D csulutious ftyortuE prompt action ON
drainage Tor this valley. dH follows,
WHEREAS The Albuquerque Ro-
tary club recognizes nat the cuntiu
uiucr ~ agricultural prosperity Iu
the Rio Graudc valley. and the con.
tiuucd production of its quota OF th'
nations food supply. depends on tho
prompt aud NNgtcmntit drUinag, ot all
valley lands between Whitcrock can
yon ana san Marcial, and
WHEREAS. ", understand that
the sONcrnm' AT ia FOR uulatiug a com
p%rehensiVc program Tor the drainage
and reclamation of waste iaud-
throughout the United states 20 At
ord permanent homes Tor soldiers 60
bp released from the military estth-
lishment after the war Is won. and
WHEREAS, \ large area OF the
finest kind % agricu!tu al land now
llfN ldl" an tlf NiilfA dhu ~ hutttlil-
bile OF drainage az u moderate cost.
NOW THEREFORE,, BE n RE
SOLVED. Hy the Albuquerque Rotary
club that the government be urged
Co Eiye is early consideration To- the
Rio Graude valley with a view 60 is
inclusion In the comprehensive pro
gram of reclamation now being pre-
pared 10: tn" director and chief en-
gine-r OF the L. 5 reclamation ser
vice by thu state engineer of New
Mexico. for submission To- the seer Il
tary Of the interior. and
BE IT RESOLVED. That tins club
pledges It's active cooperation and
support to the government and the
land owners IN the furtherance az any
practicable plan of action to secure
the drainage of this valley
n. Wadlcigh Allen and Atanacio
Montoya were elected members of the
Rotary club at tuday's meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
SPRINGER INDICATES
RANCH HANDS To Be
GRANTED EXEMPTION
President of N. M. Cattle and
Horse Growers Association Has
Word of Probable Deferred
Classification.

Action favorable 20 the stool inter
cSts with regard ,o the exemption OF
ranch hands Tor military service is
Indicated by a letter from Charles
Springer. chairman OF the state Coun-
Ell OF Defense, II probable chairman
of th" district draft hoard, received
10y Victor Culhcrson. president OF the
New MeNico Cattle y Horse Grow
err association.
The letter follows:
The district board for this division
has granted deferred classification to
practically every such TeRistrunt who
He'd he proper claim Hnd support
ms uffidaVits. The two district boards
Cor New Mexico haNe been cunsulidat
ed into one. with headquarters here
at Santa Re II IN probable that !
boar. and that Dr Iassi., AR knrr,
ana Secretary of stat" luccro. VIII
DE members OF the board with on"
new appoint"es from the southern
part Of the state. believe that the
new board viii grant deferred classi-
fication to cattlcn,rn. assisting man
,g"rs. toromen. ana laborers on cattle
ranches, In all cases where proper
claims are filed.
zone difficulty heretofore has been
h q th" employers and the men
Themselves have been loath to file
claims Tor fear Of being called slack.
ers. II % can induce the Cuttlemen
Ia Tile claims, with proper support
ms affidavits. there viii be no diff
Guilty about this matter. II Is Just as
much ,he patriotic duty OF an en-
ployer TO insist upon deferred classi.
tlcntion Tor the necessary iahorers In
agricultural enterprise, Including
cattle and sheep raising, as 10 per
form any other duty In connection
with the war. Unless the men In the
home trenches work faithfully 10 pro.
ducc fooC, the boys IN the front line
trenches viii not be- able 70 whip the
kaiser"
Nj 'lihsrson Us urging the m"m-
hcrs Of the a'%suciation to aNk for de
ierred classification Of their oNIier
fenced coWmtu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
No Gasoline Shortage
In State Is Repor

The local office OF the fuel admin
iftrauon TO-DAY completed an ipvesti-
cation into the gasoline situation ~
Kew Mexico ~ reports hat there Is
no shortage OF gasoline ut present,
The office her" recently received
Geographic instruction from Wash
ington to look into the situation, II
Mas announced today that there ~ mo
shortage and hat his stat" 80 fal
has cNpcriunced no shortage. "a.
ministration officials believe that Il
a shortage existed IN New McNico
the government would q that no
p|leasut. automobile be driven on
Sunday. II ~ understood that orders
prohibiting the Use OF automobiles on
sunday viii u, extended to western
states whtrc a shortage OF gasoline ~
rppnrtrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
SK|LLMAN WARNS
AGAINST TOO MUCH
WAR OPTIMISM
Officer on Furlough From Battery
A, New Mexico's Crack Fight.
ing Unit, Says Another Year
Will Be Necessary to Whip Hun

II YOU want q real firs, hand pie
tuTc q! conditions on the fronts in
Franco where Americans are tight.
ing. 40 10 ia. High school auditorium
tomorrow night at > O'Clock 40 hear
Sergeant Skillmdn OF Sew Mr"ico'N
own Battery \, who In ~ hom' for q
brief furiough. and who WI ~ she
principal speaker at the Iigh schlul
meeting Sergeant Skillu,in dir
cusses actual fighting ~ the ont IN
the clear, convincing language OF a
business nan stating "A business
proposition. There are no flights OF
oratury. but Il clear. straightaway
statement OF facts that is more con
%vincing and impressive than ora,ory
could he.
Sklllman, whose home Is IN RIOS
well. spoke % the MONDAY luncheon
OF the Rotary club today. His most
impressis ~ statement WIS "A warning
against a too great optimism here AZ
home as to the early ending Of the
n He forecastcd that II could not
end this winter, as many people hope,
end that another fun year Will be-
required before tho Hun has been
whipped 10 a finish, and the Ameri-
cans have achieved their great amhi-
ton. not Of driving him over the
Rhine hut as Sk,ilman says, into the
Pacific ocean
Sergeant Skillman told OF Hun
atrocities. 81 awful treatment of prs
unrrs. Of he cruclfixlOn OF an Amori-
can soldier. and Of other incidents oi
German b4rbarity. which hc said had
caused tho American soldiers a. hate
the Hun with "a real and active hat
red. and which when fullY known.
would make American civilians hate
them in the same way. lie said e
rlowiuE tribute to Captain, now Ma.
Tor charles dr Nrcmond, whu organ.
.zed and raiEcl battery \ for ms fine
work IN France. who ne says, h. q
father to his 'boys'
Urges Unity IA the Americas.
Miss Cortcz, International y. " G.
4 wnrhrr was the other. and a V.rS
intcrrsuug snrIker, al today's Rotar,
meeting. She Is here for the wa WORK
conference Her address was largely
an earnest effort TO impress ON heI
audience the need for better under
STANDING between North America nnt
the South American republics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
RED CROSS SHOP WILL BE OPENED
HERE OCTOBER /; ODDS AND ENDS
ARE TO BE ITS STOCK IN TRADE

WASTE WON'T WIS THE WAR
This rs the slogan uf the Red
Cross shop which IS to be opened
here al Central avenue and seventh
street. October T.
tn" Jhop is 10 be "a department
store of salvage What peopl" ordin-
arilN throw away viii bc lis merchau.
disc. Everything from last years
almanac to an empty bpewritcr-rih.
bon spool viii bc welcome. The hum
bier the offering. The more spectacu
lar the magic that the Red Cross shop
Keepers VIII bc able to effect. All the
citizens Of A~lbuquerquc are invited
To try To- stump the Red cross by
bringing IN an article of trade that tn.
Red Cross can't use. No ono has sue
c"ed"d IN doing 50 as yet II can't be
done. Tr" u.
The shop ouu which has been do
mated hN Dave Weinman. viii bp open
20 the public bright and early on
October ! Contributions. however.
may be taken to the shop tire. days
before hat tim" Someone viii be
there 10 receive the odds and ends,
and u Is hoped hat donors Will take
their offerings as eIrly as possible, In
order to permit the window dressers
10 display their wares tttractively.
This loan of "A stove and donation
OF fuel are asked by the Red cross for
It's snop Patriotism alone. while II
warns the heart. cannot warm the
body as well The least that the good
people OF Albuquerque can do for the
s~elfless workers who are giving their
time and energy to this great task is
10 see that they do not freeze 20 deatl
this winter.
Mrs. - A. Hittner. who ~ chairman
of the shop and salvage committees o.
the Red Cross. has received assur.
auCcs from All sides tina AlbuqueT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
Questionnaires Are
Being Mailed Today
BY Draft Board Here

The Hcrualilio county drift board
today began mailing questionnnires %
men who registered last week Under
government rulings the questionnalres
are first being sent to men between
the x of - ana SO Ten percent
viii be mailed each day Other reg
istrants will not receive their ques-
%tionnaires until the government or
ders them to be mailed. The ques-
%tionnaiies must be returned to the
board within seven days.
In Bcrnalillo county 236 men IS
years Of age registered, iSa. - years
old 1877. 20 years; .. &c years; ?, %
years, :. - years. z. IS years; A. 90
years, q. - years. I. IS years, 3. 20
years. q. 80 years. T. 81 years; III.
80 years. $50. 90 years; 226. 80
years. 227, 30 years, isa, 30 yearr
ist. 81 years. 213. 81 years; tt6, 80
years, lfs, 80 years it9, 81 years
1871. {? years. III. ~ years. 1874. ~
years. and I73, ~ years or q Thu
grand total Is 5?7s registr,ints.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
Auto springs. all makes. Knrber 60.
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 20.

on AfEHf III ISthf7s NH b'h W
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 20.
PAY your dues to the "z-b club
l'so soft spots arch cushions. No
more foot troubles. Al Keleher's.
Joseph T.. wood. son Of + T.
Wood ui this city, has been designated
10y Senator Fan tor training at a naval
acaDeruy. ana he has already left tor
Annapolis TO take u special naval
training course
Tom Calkins arrived from Austin.
Tex. last night and will visit roin
tives and friends for a few DAYS. u"
has Just graduated from b Y $ s.
VI. A.. ranking high, and win return
when his leave expires to enter the
fixing corps.
m. Moose lodge viii meet In ". o,
" NAH at ; O'Clock sharp this even
ing business OF importanc" Will be
t%tansactcd. Refreshments viii he
served.
". O. Hamilton and } A. fiFmore.
new owners OF the Hrrmose Land aud
cattle company ana the Jaw2oo rauch
at Hillshuro. y NJ. are In Aihuqu"t.
uut today on business.
t'nitcd States District ATTORNEY
summers Burkhart ~ IN Santa Fe to
CJy,
The Bernauilo county draft boar'
this moraing was furnished with
clerks to assist ia sending out of the
Su"stionnaires. Al Niehl and william
Grifiith, A~ihupuerque boys called INTO
limited seryic" a short tim" ago, we're
transferred this morning from camp
cody 10 assist the board here Ernest
~ Huil a nnwspapcrnan was detail
ed 10 assist "a the Office Of the state
draft hoard at santa Re Alhie to-
San Mas sent 20 bcrnalllo. Don 'aTt
,"H TO Nl"ra ; VI, frhnN H'.''i 20
N"'''I"' ~" h'""9 '"''N" !" ''S
una
,'UE'.i p.lenN'l u".s
',,.rn,, vs ,,aNn " iT,lt i'nrT-
INF, Sixtrc, rnrs in nm ..ouutirps IN.
GSuRmumeter car which t"s's tle en-.
zine made ~ the train rh" engine
was the new OF inc a'uo Np' Ih'
I''t test 'rlp made me cnslhe register
w.. - IA A., oo,tc.
80, ,his r,o~r'nr 80 ~ 10.
no dr,,,t