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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04
BOLD in THEIR WORK
Enter and Rob Postoffice
and Snyder's Hardware
Store.

Burglars paid their respects /.
Filler again last night.
The Syder hardware store wa.
entered and probably SO aud sl0C
IN money and goods taken.
IL Is estimated that between $40
and $50 in silver was taken from
the cash register. La addition to
the money gun, two revolver,
and some pocket knives we're TAX
en from the store.
The postofice Was also entered.
but the robbers played to poor
luck here, securing but a few cents
for their pains. They evidently
sought only money here as they
did not modest the stamp stock nor
letters.
Entrance to the buildings was
effected through rear windows.
Effort is being made 10 locate
4 couple of young men who we're
seen here about midnight acting ia
/ suspicious manner.
These young men were driving
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

FOR SALE-165 head of
thoroughbred Shropshire sheep.
So head of breeding ewes, balance
spring lambs. Two herd bucks.
Must sell, Price right. Four
miles west of Wendell, Ida.
24-2t 5. X. Day.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Au exchange says: "A lawyer
"a 4 court room may call man a
liar, seoundrel, villain, or thief,
and no one makes complaint when
court adlourns. III newspa per
prints such a reflection on a man
character there is libel suit or a
dead editor, This Is owing to the
fact that tho people believe what
an editor says.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04
All Getting Hooked

the conclusion must D. that every
body j. getting 'ha"ked0 iy .om
body else or III some unjust mean
Tie Twin Fail- Time a few da,.
ago had the fCllnwing
~ hen farmer briag- onion
t. .scal merchant. as one I'D
Yesterday. and i forced q accept
cents u pound for them, be- i
not a prohteer. because be las pul
lot Of labor. az ploWine. planting
cultiFating. irrigating aud aatuer
ing The product, and bringing j.
90 town.
When merchant pays cents
a pound for onions. forces the
farmer 10 carry the pro luct into
the store. and then without doing
anything at all 70 the ONTO sexcept
10 sell them 10 customer for ~
aud one bali cents pound, be- i'll
getting i25 per cent profit. That
look. like prohLeering.
And when The farmer. Nh0
has worked all summer a. produce
corn can't get better offer than
) cents dozen for bis corn. and I
the consumer can't get a smell of
II for less than ~ or 30 cents d |
dozen. both the consumer aud the
farmer are bilked by the go-be.
tween
II this Is the situation at Twinl
Falls the farmers have il in their
power to beat II. They have the
great American privilege Of sell.
ing their own product 70 whom
they please. The have the privilege
OF cutting out tho go-between In
in the instances cited and dealing
with The consumer themselves. MI
they would do that and split the
between what the mer.
shant pays aud what be- receives
! fair price for their product and I
tho consumer wo aid pay a fair
price.
The farmers can Individually 20 \
o the house with their product.
The grocer finally, nine times out !
II ton, has to do it. be likely has
o scnd an automobile driver by .
hired man out several blocks 10 "
oliver couple pounds Of the Y
Z and bali cent onions or u
ozen OF the SOC corn. Let tho Y
armor make the drive with his y
uto and then see who /. proiitecr 2
TX. Or let him take the risk Of "
70 per cent or 30 per cent spoil. -
r.. e
The farmers can establish their Y
larkes place or market day and ~
istributc this product 90 the con. Y
amer themselves aud 90 ohe can y
" them nay, Aud whom they =
j they will learn that they will -
ave 10 change moro than the mer. =
'ant pays thcm TO cqualixo The g
ada--m she not a. much "a che
erchant receives. but The differ.
Go will not be all prpft. 10
Dealing with the merchant there ia
but one transaction. Whatever All
9 prices the farmer receives Il co
a lump SUN, The transaction has pr
assumed but moments time Cd
4 be can go about other business de
other profitable employment IA
4 ho II running no further risk an
The Times SAYS; That looks
70 protiseerlng les, looks like
bot 10 ~ More than the bare
'tement u necessary 10 prove ~
case. II Is l. the larmef 4"
oald eat out tho pfoiilecr h ~
'se case. At least and turn profit -
! himself North Side News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Az llome1ale. Owyhee County,
Idaho, on September 20, 1919, the
Idaho State Land Board will offer
for sale at public auction, on long
time aud easy payments, about
10, 200 acres OF State land included
within the boundaries of the Gem
Irrigation District. 1850 acres
Of this and are under lease and
producing crops. The state of
these leased lands varies from fine
alfalfa fields to proportions for
seeding for the first crop. In APP
praising the lands, the state of
Improvement has been taken in
10 consideration. la addition To
the foregoing, there are about
500 acres of unimproved land
which have not been leased. These
latter lands will have free water
Tor 1920, according TO arrange
ments made with the Gem Irrigat.
ion District by the State Board of
Land Commissioners OF Idaho. At
The Same tune and place, about
2, 500 acres Of land outside the
liem District will DO offered for
'ale This brings tho total offer. |
ring 70 about Is, 900.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Dispatches today state that the
eorkscrew skirt Is the latest thing
out ~ iarls. III any American
carl attempts 10 use IL her mother
ought u stopper.
Headquarters for job printing
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04
FEDERAL FARM LOANS.

Long time loans at ) 1-2 per cent
Easy payment plan. See Dickey.
next door to Farmers National
Bank, Bull. 1etf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Public safety demands that this
town has a northumberland. The
need is obvious To all.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Miss Ruth Mead of Twin Falls
was = guest ut the Ticknor home
last week.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Patton re-
turned Saturday from a week spent
at Salt Lake.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04
Fan-Flame Spark Plugs

Will get your Ford car farther on
a gallon of gas than any other
spark plug. The best and most
economical spark plug on the
market. Call at the Filler Black
smith shop. j. 5. McFlligott.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-04

Bring in that job of printing today. We
have time TO do it now, whereas we may be
busy when you need it right away. Itwillsave
you annoyance and delay and give us more
opportunity to do the work as it should be
done. lfyou are too busy TO call at the office
just the telephone and we will drop around
and see you about it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

CHAITER w.
had the promised talk with Nlna
I Told her OF tho high cost OF liNi.E
uud how almost imporHlhlc 10 waa Tor
e man be- her Georges position To-
su pport H wife unless she also was q
wage Garner
ne thinks 10 amt nice Tor a mar
ricd woman 90 work wac hur nrgu.
mpnt
You both have nearly tho same
hours Noufs are a. httis shorter %
anything Wouldn't u De easier for
yuu Go L.op your position. De his, then
both DO what BE- needed after houtH
together f" asked Nou aren't o
sttong giri You could have youg
waahing and sCruhhinr lone und still
have much more 10 live upnn tina DO
you remained at home ana I'D thoH1
heavy things yourself
That view appealed 10 hor sho
hadn't given the matter any tho1ght.
She loved George and they both lonrod
90 marry hut Dee rnrned twelve dol
lurs re- week Sine had been getting ten.
Hut ne. like men OF wealth, had some.
how. somow here imhlhcd the idea that
20 let his wife work in an office WIS
loWorlng his dignity uH a husband.
Wash, scrub aud scrimp az home. yes.
Hut TO go outsido--that WIS not To he
thought of.
You tain it over with George"
tuld hrt. Talk 10 hpnaihlY. Figure
your rpnt heat and light food ana
clothes. ON twenty two dollars 70 week
YOU can live dcccntiy On twelve you
can't
She acted upon my advice. George
refused 10 listen.
MY wife Amt going Ia work for
WWaNaA.NH# lHHH HA. H HHW NaNN $40. 81. MD
showing that again he possessed thc
same traits un many men iu "a dr..
foront sphere of NE Ito had his
ideas and no matter how thCy affect.
oct Ntna he would not change them
nina h. still wearing the chip din
moud she still scoH GEORGE ocrasion'
ally llcr vases have Increased "a
eighteen dollars n week But b 30
sim unmarried and probably never
Will MARI, George IN making four
teen dollars nov nud waiting tor
iiut he ISN'T as attentive as no usr.
90 be- Isn't quite 80 anxious 10 b,
with Nua on 90 take hCr out Co a.,
movies or some other place OF amuae
mont
I mad formed a training class TO.
grounding the girls In the principles
~ business THIS was necessary Zoe
cause certain qualifications were im
pcratiVc N they were To advance 10
any important branch of tho husi
ness. Mr.. Barlow had nacd up
room. renting 10 especially for m.
purpose. N wnH a lnrre. light room
adjoining the suite used aH offices
foit Thai really was a factor ln M.
firm when for the first time I cnlleI
all the Eiria and women together AM
laid my nlnns before them Thog
who were capable were gwen the Doe
Wnncrs to Instruct while took en-
others ln hand I was 80 busy tha
Z scarcely had time for anything es
@trnrrous. vet often thoughts of iloyI
Wplkor would ntrudo. And nftor
visit from him, during which I occa
siopniiN was present, the strong m,
OF Frank Lampheer would flit be
tween me aud my work,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

QUO morning whom N'uu rnmc 90
work she brought q girl with hrr.
4 pale wisp of uu Irish girl who
would ave been remarkably pretty
had she not looked so Va nourlahcd
Miss Morrison, this m Anuie
fHgin, a rlrl I know. ! heard you
say you could use another stonog-
ruphcr. rn I brought Annie
VERY we'll Nina, go 20 your desk.
fIi tglk 90 Annie
thought : should like - feed her
nrat. nut asked Are YOU Il good
stenogruphor uud typisi. Anuief'
There amt many worse one.
mu'nm she retutped 10 my surprise.
with more than o. tinHe OF hro4uc.
'Nut Ann.c, how can YOU expert n
rst 3D. Eood place " YOU are not com
potent tn DO tho work."
n Omit expecting anything mn
more Wu'um Thcn, you see. I don't
get dial ppoiuted"
smiled couldn't holp 10. the an.
sWcr wIH sn nniVrlN given
Wh'fc have you worked and WHY
have you ioit'"
rive worked IN lots of places
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

I lid not think OF Lloyd any longer
with regret Long beforc 7 had made
up my mind that although I had
cared Tor him we never would have
been happy together And that ha,l
helped me 10 put INN, my nrnt 70
nance, nom MS mind That we
would have been continually al cross
purpose I realized even more keenly
rE uN interest in iny work grew. A.
times u wan 20 ahsurhiuE that !
really thought 81 little elise. That
would not have suited him with his
ideas OF Wumnu'a dependence bslnr
70 desirable qualification IN "a Nife
but as { have said. I was young
aud hks all young people VAS len
questionable to "a degree expected
aomo time "a marry and have "a homo
of my own, hut without giving up my
economic Independence had
watched several OF my married
friends. and II seemed TO mo that
much Of the martial unhuppiness in
their lives was caused iu way oi
another because ~ money finance
The wuman'H dependence. which ur
her side often made hoe fretfnl and
impatient when she wanted what Nh
could not have. because she had ma
money Of her own, and on hin bo.
cause ne was worn. tired. trying "a
make u hyIng Tor the entire family
Many women think that 70 be
man, tho head Of the hourc." unt
Incidentally aud iu most caseH nsccs.
Hnulv the bread winner. be- r. mos
frliCituuH position. But men do mol
have n uH cnay us "a gnod NAM
women think for n certainly wal
not vuHN with the high cost OF liyluf
caused hy tho war for mon a sup
mort IL family IN comfort unless the,
were experts Ana the great mum
bet of myn. husbands. fathers OF fam.
lilies ore not specialists. They nr|
Just plain met wotkinE long hours ID
take care of those they love
I fouhd In talking with the womer
and girls under my supervision tina
almost without INCEPTION hes
thought non had all the soft snaps
bon tho world That lust because thv'
were mca things were made easy fu'
Them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
- INDIAN CuII.i'
MELTED NtlI ~AN

Gfrum Sow Nufk Times
Az American Indian Who has prob.
ably done more than any other ~ hia
nice a. bring tho waf 90 O. successful
conclusion returned recently 90 N"w
York. fl remain 10 short uWr lciur"
going back Co DITTO home on the Nuki-
ma reservation in Washington IL r
rhisf stroughsuri 20 OF 'hi't 90
riuI Elk
Uunniur I'm was scout Tor General
~ 10 Howard fu thr Nrz left'H Mhi
and utd to colonel Roosevelt n me
suHuish. American W4fs uUd strong
Ieaff. when t. CHILD. WAS carried about
on tho back uI the conner president
RE grandfather wis thlcf Standint
Work. who tool part u 'utior.H laal
Fight and whu died 90 The 3 OF
tug years
uctwecn Iui, and November. i'lN.
Chief stronrhrntt NI-itcd .lh miiiih',
uoHtf and Cumpg Boo this country qua
Interested tho rshllors with hrs talks
~, told them OF tle uic of tho Indians
from cradle to tho grave aud hnd pic
tured for them the battles the Indians
fought TO tried Go culiai mhnN uui'-
durnr the WuI but WIS rcl'ctrd ''oll
time hornuse OI 70 wound tlHf uo co.
rsItei in bis lrE "" had been ih'
leader of IT, huud of Indian scouts POI
INC service OF tho United states tr
Noslco In 1919 uul in AN onc'unlr
with some of Che McNic'ns W.. ,n",
la Inc leg usforc the wound had
hspu inflicted be- succeeded ir kliliui
two of the 'GroiHors and tHkiur ac,
vu ~prisouSiH
since % Wur impossible for hIm 10
serve his country ON the urinE line
Chtef stronghcaft realized thui DE
could. nevertheless. DO his hli Nn
therefore toured the land for rv'ruIi'
Ion the arm, After an address ii
front oi the Sew YORK public Nhrhl'
uno AFTERNOON. 23G mon enlisted "
other parts OF tins state, and Nrw I'N
s., and MnsssohuH.tts about 200 mur'
Joined the colors Later he Travelled
from Sew York to the western cnusi
apoakiug W ui tho large cities toi ih'
ilhettN Loan and Mur SnNlust Nihml
drive IN an his trnvols he was Cloih''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

tcrnoon Mr.. and Mrs Rouaul, left FOR
Las Cruces, where they will make
thrlr home.
Tho Lorotto girls enjoyed a dance
IN the Lorptto auditorium, Thursday
evening. Music was furnished ~ the
star orchestra.
The friends VI Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Ames were srieycd 10 hear ~ the
death Of one u their twin babies
which occurred IN IN rasu IuOldnl
The tea given Friday afternoon al
the home II Mrs v - Wade. on las
'fucrH avenue wag decidedly aucceas-
tut a musical program waf enjoyed.
ntefapersed by resiings from M
Frank nnynct Tho proceeds viii he
bought ny the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid.
Misses Gertrude scorrina and Mae.
faretc HuysuH who are %f"achinr in
Anthony. spent the week-cnd with
relatives here
The nest meeting ~ tho Sew and
So club Will hr Tuesday. February
tth. az the home ~ MfH q. H.uet
nsur MoHlill.
Mr.. Alice Bowen Of ~ raso. ms
returned to her home after n visit ni
several days spout here with her
mother.
Or ". a. Mcbride. suuariutodlen,
81 public schools In bona Ana coum
IS visited The local schools in nerino
his week
The Freshmen dance given nt state
college. FRIDAY evening hf The cot.
irNr Freshmen. was very successful,
The grand mnrch commenced Hf \
o'clock. iul uY Mlrs Gretchen Van
Week and Paul Leaning ~ the FRESH
man ciae Music was furnished hy
she spears orchsrtra Refreshments
~ sandwiches unf .trof were served.
Jack HulunsWurth uf bona Ana.
wus o. husiufss ylfitur in Town Sat.
urdny
Miss Elsie Auit spent saturday ~
~ ruro.
dr. a. N rruwr. Who has been
quite 100 at his hume uu the puHen. d.
able a. be- ouf again.
Rev John Fundr and Mrs Turner
sands rntertninod nt dinner on sat.
uftiay. nov and Ms g. o. gavlit aud
Nj. and Airs W. l. Patton
Mrs.. John Bingham has returned
to her home here from 70 visit with
tri-nDs In tho lower valley.
The Missionary society 81 the Meth.
udist church viii hold q business
meeting In the church parloTH. ur
Monday afternoon, at 2 go u'cluch.
" \ Point. editor ~ the Ia
Cruces Dltiasn. wnE a visitor IN ..
Iaso on "Wednesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

have icu most OF them because rnnc
one tired To make love Ia me. Que
man told me that VAS all Z was good
fOf gur1T ho WuH flnht. but !
slapped his facs Just the same !
amt had NO bringing NJ hardly Nnd
nm no good 10 work No v "ur
Nve me a cnancc. but Z uln't a. bah
SRI, When : have To- be that 20 cntti
ms ltiuE IA Jump OF the dock rou
500. Mrs Morrison. mon amt frcfh
when girls are real smart and tlHN
needs them but when they In runi-
skulls like me. why then. no they gets
fresh.
iiow lorv have you remained ia
ouo place
, About VI, weokn-this last ono.
tried awfui hard hut : guess I'm
20 good" A hard look came into hcr
McD
Where DO you lives"
Now here's"
why. Annie. you-'
Thc woman whore I lived In a
cnhhy hoic at tho top OF the house
told me 20 go NeHieriny Ninn made
mo eco with hor or ! guess " would
have been the dock last night" Nhc
said it without anN great feeling, but
some way felt sure that d would
have done a. she said rather than
De anything hut n GOOD girl"
"Nlnai' Z called. Then when SHE
crossed the room 10 me Take Annie
out and giyo her o. good ho' meai.
! um coins 10 frY her fuor pas
viii be- very little, I anld 20 The sri.
whose face had lighted up 80 that u
was almost beautiful 'hut I nm gu-
ing 20 give % n chance to learn"
That's AN | want ma'nm. u chance.
I viii try awful hard. don't rare
II 7 get enough 10 pay Tor my room
M something 10 eat"
In spite Of her poor clothes the Eirl
wus neat Hsf dress aud gloves were
neatly meudcd and her "a wut
smooth n onlg girls applying for
work realised tho impression such
things make. the holp thpN Hro iu
securing work, they would mover ne'
Eiect thom,
~ about hnlf AN hour the girls re-.
turned never should have known
Annic Nnr eyes shune and her me,
was dimpiod with smiirs shc was af
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
las cnucEs Y
Ivy Mr.. l.. \. Car,iwcll.

g,ors. spears lou Tuesday morn
Inr fnr ~ paHo aud from more WIN
HU 10 other Texas points.
Fr,nris Rurl, has returned =" nv
home here from Camp Meade. iH'
ne,. and Mts duncan Mhthrs"n "'
MesiIIa Iark were las 'iu'"' 'H'
tori on Friday o.,
hts nom. here from camp Funston
Nrs nai. spears of ~ Iuso. was
IN. guest NJ Mr. ana Mrs t'utts
shear on Hinton Heights. FRIDAY
1 Frank Eckort has returned tu
his hnmc in Irming after sp'Nnlhk
rsyoraI days the guest Of iriendf h'l'
Br. a. s. Miuetrou and \. " H'""
dorH are both il with llu.h.a
Nrr Uupcft stewart ui Sit'' '"''
lcre. was q visitor here Friday
Air T.. o. Porter b. uuil' ll '' "''
home on the Alameda
MIR n. Mytlnrer has arrived h'I.
from North Dakota "a VIII sV'l''
,be Remainder ~ ths winter Win ht'
daughter. Mrs ralph French.
Attorney FRANK HERON H. .uil'l
ing from "a sprlined wrist caused i'"''
u~fanking "a Ford
A dollghtful dancing party was t,N
nj, Frlh1v pyeniug In Mcclure hhll 10y
~, youug folks here. Music was iul'
nished by the star orchestra. ~
] tre.hments were served durlnE 'h'
Ft.nk Iucern who was In the ava.
t,a section iu England, has r,tnIn't
10 his home here ana resum'h M uu'
] tles I'm the office uf IA" county "f
SCISSOR, hon. ol
the death of prentice KEMP WI" ~
nt his hnme In Tennessee ii"ln nu
. f,tinNtpr an attack OF iHflu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

pr.tt, ANA 40 vounr n.ncs ~.
nrc. -
Golnr on eighteen ma am d, \
told me but h ioohei -. IN. ~.
teen. She vs. very tiny and hrr aarE
hair. witch arsmed loo heaxv To- 49,
email head 4. r.fr f,-n..t 49,
that when nllcI ctf n uttie ,.o.,id
atfuct -nftsntlon antwhsre M. rrieb
otss "a times nlwort eonc.aied ulfh
long curilnr iashen. dimpl.s nnd fIrr
white teeth made her noficoshle
amonr even wee. pr.ttv rl,l-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.



should be. ~ yet 10 he determined
One point iE cure. Representation
should be to on cNtout proportion
Ell 10 the people represented. We
must not make the mistake Of allow
ing u single state TO block the faasnRs
OF an essential reform.
Then there n that very thosny qucH.
ton aH to membership IN the league.
To be perfect u q league should be
a voluntary association OF all the poo.
pies In the world hut OF course u
cannot start by being perfect Indcf
the circumstances " must clearly be.
Fin with the leadinr powers taking q
vigorous part. and winning the victory
IN the world
l realize that this is al vcry vague
n must Of necessity De nEue our
mart nn ritixpna ~ u free republic ia to
consider. not The defniiH. but the gem.
crri conception OF fuch u league. and
dsUide whether membership lu 10 "a.
co. iH not orr duty, both 10 other 10
on and 10 our own posterit,.
Come ieel that membership IN a
league 81 nations b. against American
traditions. that o. League Of nations Is
something up.Amerlcnn. n seems to
ne that The opposite b. true The APP
ulicution Of pfiuolpl'H has 10 change
with tho mowth Of population and
power our trade goes al over the
world knowledge 81 " country
reaches 4nothcr in "a few minutes and
the world hos become n nntroM street
We uH H nation were forced into the
street u in spite Of our traditions 70
the contrary.
Tho founders uf thia q crossed
NJ ocean boz search fur freedom They
fought h grsn civil woe before the
understanding about thc myinlinE %
Freedom became clear We creates
she Monroe Doctrine which meant the
protection nf wcntff ftut,h in thir
hemisphere. and thereby the prutcc-
ton of nuraciyen nom foreign vans
We nov prurtae 20 Dtrn th, Nuurot
do, tHfr urfhpf und hDlp create an
urrIuEofnrtt Whsuths weaker states
niI over the world .hull hr protected
a. is simply thp Monroe uurtnue
brought up to thc circumstance OF
1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

In his native dress ana wore his fsath.
cred hehd-drcHL
ON biz return TO New York. Cbtsf
stronRheHrt said that there we're is
0oo American Indians IN the war. AMI
thut most Of thom wcrc used az Hcou,s.
HN cited an instance whore i've In
dams enabled tho Americans 10 can
ture 1900 prisoners Tie aisn anld
that the Indians were the ofisinatora
Of c~amouflaEc, n that the French.
had been used IN the Indian wars.
adopted a. Whichever the Indians
went 20 fight in the woods, strong
heart explained, they painted thoir
bodier brown or green and sketched
figures OF birds ~ them. so that
they blended easily with the scenery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
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NNU ttfusHu Utoft
Co.. ftfHtfuri.' Zoo utH 'iuring
au, of tIr IHlkrHrrar. Iuhils,H Hn
Am,utlu tourist approached tu aged
filuH.t tn HWHrk HrI HIHd
Who Dr. thIa rhup shH ltfpfIfc.
nuN UH."
iiu were u WrtUI HIf
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wiz Hu tuu nalp rnlU ~ uf,ruHl
nis over t.Ir ono tH.Hf wherever
turr I Utt Snake ponI' HutDlr Shake.
u,lIr tsk.4 Shakespeare ,h%urulut,H.
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dH De- wat. u". uu, HIutIta GO.
TOOLS ou th, El.srHu'nf shaih nov
81.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01
ITo Do conunuoiO

Impure blood rams you down-
makes you an Easy victim Tor disease.
For pure blood and sound dlgcstion--
burdook Blood Bitters. Al all drug
stores. Price ti.a5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

$40 the Hhruui" kfrhrf. IiIuHtur
hr urUt foot fu NE tuti remarked.
After rNUrt wHr $40 beat our HwutdH
into u~iuW.hurrs iiut H tuat any r,a
srH uUs. after tnIH wHt We should
~.Ir..HItlu out uur tufkHtT,WH INTO
IIfuur NJ o. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-01

cver saw. and We haven'ta doubt In
the world that " vas all faxed ~ A.
ierward Ia Jolly along MAY Los An
Eelcs Times.