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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-01-02
BIRDS EYE VIEW OF BROOKINGs

bltDS EHE tIE" OF bhOOn1NoS
No Saloons
Two Bands
Three Hotels
Four Dentist
Ten Churches
Six Physicians
Candy Kitchen
Good Creamery
Steam Laundry
One Ice Dealer
Two Osteopaths
One State Bank
325, 900 City Hall
Chinese Laundry
Five Restaurants
Three Drug Stores
Three Tailor Shops
Two Chiropractors
Four General Stores
Two Livery Stables
Growing Every Day
Two Meat Markets
Seven Auto Garages
Four Lumber Yards
Two Cigar Factories
Four Weekly Papers
Fine Lake Near City
Two National Banks
Exclusive Shoe Store
Five Grain Elevators
sl25, 900 Court House
Four Jewelry Stores
Three Barber Shops
Two Furniture Stores
Two HardwaTS Stores
Tire Vulcanizing Plant
Electric Supply House
Three Machine Shops
Two Department Stores
Four Blacksmith Shops
Carnegie Public Library
City of Beautiful Homes
Two Exclusive Groceries
Two Shoe Repair Shops
Best Schools in the State
Good Water Near Surface
Marble and Granite Works
Dakota Deaconess Hospital
Five Auto Livery Stations
One Gents Furnishing Store
Three Photograph Galleries
S75. 900 Government Building
Two Cement Block Factories
State Circuit Court held here
$40. 900 Brick School Building
Two Moving Picture Theatres
$40, 900 High School Building
Two Exclusive Clothing Stores
Culhane Adjustment Company
l,l06 Students In State College
Wholesale Photo Supply House
Forty Ave Hundred Inhabitants
Educational Center OF the State
Three Exclusive Millinery stores
County Seat Of Brookings County
United States Experiment station
Five Rural Free Delivery Routes
High School on the Accredited List
Over $500, 900 Invested In Education
Free Delivery Service of City Mail
Three Plumbing and Heating Firms
Finest Church Buildings In the state
Nineteen miles OF cement
Beat Bakery in Eastern South Dakota
Frank Sherwin's Alfalfa Drill Factory
New Stock Pavilion az State College
$50. 900 Invested in Beautiful Churches
New 500, 900 Armory at State College
willard Storage Battery Service Station
Finest County Fair Grounds In the state
First-Class Opera House and Auditorium
One Thousand Students In Grade SCHOOLS
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-01-02
UNFAIR METHODS CHARGED

United States of America Before Fed
eral Trade Commissioners.
At a regular session OF the Federal
Trade Commission, held at its office
in the City of Washington. d. c., on
the 25th Day of November. A. d, 1918.
Present:
William B. Colver. Chairman,
John Franklin Fort,
Victor Murdoch, Commissioners.
Federal Trade Commission
VS..
Gordon-Van Tine Co.
Docket No. 220.
Complaint in the matter of the al
legged violation Of Section 5 Of an Act
Of Congress approved September rs,
1914.
The Federal Trade Commission, hav-
ing reason to believe, from a prelim-
mary Investigation made by it, that
the Gordon-Van Tine Co, hereinafter
referred to as respondent, has been,
and Is, using unfair methods Of com
petition in interstate commerce. in VIC
lation of the provisions of an Act OF
Congress, approved September 20
1914. entitled AN Act to Create a
Federal Trade Commission, to define
it's power and duties, and for other
PURPOSES" and it appearing that a
proceeding by it in respect thereof
would be TO the interest Of the public
issues this complaint, stating its
charges in that respect, on informa
ton and belief as follows:
Paragraph One: That the respond
ent, Gordon-Van Tine Co, is a cor
poration organized, existing and doine
business under and by virtue of the
laws of the State of Iowa, having its
principal office and place Of business
at the City of Davenport, in said State
now, and for more than two years las
past, engaged in the manufacture anc
sale of lumber and building materials
among the several States and Terri
tories Of the United States. and the
District OF Columbia, in direct compe
tition with other persons, firms, 60
partnerships. and corporations sim
larly engaged.
Paragraph Two: That, in the con
duct of it's business, respondent pur
chases lumber and building material
in the various states of the Unite
States and the Territories thereof, AM
transports the same through othe
States and Territories in and TO tn
town OF Davenport, in the State o
Iowa, and other points of concentra
ton, where they are sold and shippe'
to purchasers in different States an
Territories of the United State
through the medium Of mail orders
and there is continuously, and ha
been at all times herein mentioned,
constant current Of trade and con
merce in said lumber and building ms
terials between and among the var
GUS States and Territories OF tn
United States, the District OF Colun
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-01-02
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous r~eliever Of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
to penetrate withont rubbing and produce
results. Clean,~ refreshing. At all drug
stores. A large bottle means economy.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-01-02
WHAT WE NEED

A Gas Plant
Canning Factory
More Business Enterprises
More Manufacturing Enterprises
More Young People Who Want an Educa
HIM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
SITUATION IS NOT
VERY CHEERFUL N
WESTERN SIBERIA
csecho slovak Front Has Disap.
peared, for Our Faithful Allies
Against Bolshevism Have Be.
come Worn Out Against Odds.

Niadlvosiuk. March IS. tCorrcr-
tuudfuup ~ The Associated pressl
4 gloomy picture N me situation and
outlook in western siberia and RE
tie o. ftwu hy 70 O.. Preston. wn.
recently returned from a Journey aa
fnr west na EknterinhurE In the iu.
tsrests ~ the Rod cross The Cxscha.
Nlnyak front be- declared. j. q mis-
uumsr since there lH M 'frnnt In
tfr usual acceptance uf the TORN.
There were 'EeHh uutpusts in widely
separated locations and the nrhtug
we " H guerilla nature The CEsrhH
De- said. we're worn out with long scr
Vice uuief uNuu circumstance and.
Dol hiH opinion would fHu rnsy prey
90 the RulahoyItl N the menace uf
IilIpt TROOPS were removed
lrhlui tho Dgoehs the country w1s
iull uf pN officers OF the old oyeru
Went tlNl and military who had
slIprrd through Boo disruiHo. put on
thu Ions discarded uniforms aud ln.
sFrlt ana were Lusily plottlnr u res.
tDrltiun uf the monarchy Nubndy.
said Mr. Preston. WIS concerned with
Improvement ~ the economic cundi-
ton Nallfnsd service was maintain
od in o. hit-uud-niss fashion prncfi-
caliy only froIrht.Dnru werc available
Gov passenger traffic and these wrrU
invariably crowded 90 a ridiculous
Isrr,e.
Most ~ thr passenger coaches we're
scryiur us duWlc.les Tor politicians ur
political lstdsra ur fur Transporting
dolpr ttuus \ considerable lumber
war" devoted tl tho service ~ allied
UNlcerH 30 RCD Gross Hr other char.
table organizations but t Ear Ffenter
number We're employed hy tho Rus
SLAMS Nttiuns ut every town ~ im.
HHHFHHnHH UNaWH ala. TH.mH. k|N.MHH.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

abby a bird In the sky. A. she eases
u falls 10 earth. flushing 10 the spot
she finds a man in the wrcckase Of
an ae%ropiane. Tho man ~ Franklin
Shirley. a young a%risfocfat % London.
no Ariel learns as she faithfully tends
him while his broken les H. healing.
After his recovery Franklin returns to
his home and Ariel spends many hours
on the beach thinking % her bird
man" She u beautiful. FOR he had
Told her Va. hut she had failed to win
hts love ~ she was not hia equal Shc
~ last decides to 40 TO London 10
make herself his equal and that night
she slips out. taking with her his boot
which contains Tho name Of ita maker
aud b, which she hopes she will be
able to find the man she loves. Ar
irving IN f.ondon, she goes 90 the boot
makers shop. lnnoccntly believing
that he viii be able to assist her. Lud-
wig. an old musician. aud q friend OF
the hootmnkor. takes her home With
him, whore he lives with jules fi-
rnrdo. another musician one dny she
dances for them and they recognize
in her. her marvellous Terpaichorcan
possibilities Jules takes her 10 Abe
strohman. u theatrical producer. Nho
Fascinated BY the girls beauty,
promises TO make her u great star "
she will 40 with him What does she
dor The remainder Of tho story N
unexpected and Fascinating and shows
a complete contrast 20 the opcning
al
iittie Mis- narriacale began her pic
iife as "a child M short dresses, lying
hair. and wornout shoes, that u when
she wore shoes. In this early part Of
the story. 10 " little wnif OF % fishing
village on tho bleak Scottish coast. she
went with her company 20 one of the
rocky coast of tho Pacific ocean 10
ret the required atmosphere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
" rIn rNsIINT

Or suuil, nnd MONDAY 'rho lor.
IItI.u Room starring GLADYS Brock
we'll Nps know the poul Go rirlhnni
.uI Nsfutt that turks in % greet CIV
even when the police ore tigilnnt Vt
r corrupt police dsliherutelN plot nor
rHfr fu iurtu,r th,Ir EtufunE schemes
using piI-iu-rlnthsH spies and crook
"a pHI. fu AID how o. 10 possible
Uur H,T Oh escape uuw ONE ErI did
t vU Us shown hy THE Forbidden
UHHm SO role she huH enacted hoe
UIUr,I au severe H test upon Nirr
urHHkWtIIa uIflItN uH does the r %
actor sNa Assumes boz this play. NJ 10
may Judge D., an outline OF tho STORY
U,r pHf' ~ tHlt uf an innocent Nounf
strnorfHph,' Who iH put lee BE- ii'lnE
pHsdirumrnt o., men who hate her
mpIn,sr tU, district %uttornc, To
save n,r own reputation and thHt oi
tho district utintust. b deNIH"s o.
s,pyutfs % Hrnomp whereby the cor
uIpt trainers ate framed and are
forced 60 ruuf'sh thoIr quit Miss
urorkwcIl had % roW director for ms
picture o., IH iYun y REYNOLDS. VINO
previous had made SOME very 'Ayel'
iDrt p%i,fur,s With Tom MIS- "s lh,
sim The cast tH Hu especially good
ono. Irriudiuu william Scott. = lAr
nos SbtrrN and Harry huukin7nn
tu Tu,sda, uuI Mudu,silN. GO
West Young Man with mo titl' role
uIH.,I lN Tom Moore. who inspired
Do, atts nN the golden states
Isiuti,s gives tHr greatest p'riof
wtur. lf Us career iu this picture
IN "Go West Nuunr Man. ON, 'tst
while mmaculatol' rnrhcd h'i" ".
It.t Tor TauIrIt' The Kingdom OF
Youth ana countless other GoldwNn
pipturps finds himself thc trudrrioni
sbrru of 4. ruugh Western TIE
Ip,a NOT sock the Nnuut 10 ls thrust
upou him Fresh from hla eastern
home which hp lHH ltit h'tNnH, or o.
sttnriur ryhuko from hls father Tom
Moore Hf lltk Latham meets WIN
MANY umusiuE aud dramatic '1
trufUfus beginning FROM thc m"i'rni
whom Gudsuu. H lrHd'nE llHli "' lN'
town Who masks n's leadership "I '
band of outlaws uudrr a righteous rN
terror forces uiDh Co wear ii'
HH,rIffs HItDr Htrf
80, Iu,s thus fnr uu object WHI''
Brrl d|aHuN,fs IHtrf Iur ''HI''h 'i
I,fuIts Hs ignorance of western ways
NOT auI. WINS th, r.stfd eft N' owns
people Uut -u,DrUds iU reforming ii'
place HuI wIrutrg tnv gtrl nl hIH N''li
Iuuusstt1ultlt Tom Moore hhH one
of tho best roles uI uIH ,atDer 900 90
West Young NIr and ''rininN l.
boz % IUuurtut fHr 900, en- star iu
iispuft himself bon chaps sumnI't1 H'i
holster
nn Tbirsia, oul,. William = Hart
.u tn, stmrc Deal MHu This Is 10
NuIcuI Mart production, PLAYED WIN
600 the % feeling md r.sttiinol 'N-
preston. aud with ON thr power
which make Hart famous nnd justly
nn rria, aud saturday Woman.
N.U... nth IE.IIu ATsIIH bod ffH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
How / Caught MY First German Spy
BY Aida F. Sims

~TNlME, spring Of 1918. Place. the Stately Federal Building whose
CLEANING steps rise right out Of the blue waters Of San Juan
LBrlor. Porto Rico Inside Of that building il u large aud air,
oit" where Uncle Fam examines all the mail which must pass through
his postal SERVED.
The windows uf this Office look ut over that same blue bnrbpr
which Is dotted with fishing vessels, foreign craft. huge eamouilnacd
steamers government cutters, aud circlcd with heavenly npnlrsreui
hls the beauty Of which has the peculiarly decorative effect Of mural
paintings. \ long table il IN the centre of the room It is piled with
irttrrs. They are Of all sizes, some are sealed with the censor seal
ready 10 be stamped with his stamp. others are Whiting Tor he lad,
'ru,ors There are only two 10 turn away from the window. and
TIE fascinating noises and street cries which rise from below. waited
w with those tantAikinR odofs and perrnlnes neenlnr 10 tho irnnir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
AZ TIM MEAL


on sunday will be tho last oppor-
tunity 20 see william A Bmdv's great
hTurN lame mrindrumu. Stolen or
dora' This production coat D. qufJter
Of d million dollars, and iH a rcmn'k-
able nim IN c,ery way
ON Monday aud Tuesday. Francis
Mcdonald in TONY America Frances
Mcdonald. the wcli-known Interpreter
Of LATIN roles, plays tho lead OF
Tony"
Tony In trapped into n marriage
with Rosa. "a tempesiuouH and faith
less haridan. twinea his hopes 81 hap
pinoas about his little child. Ouilin.
aud thcn-nut had hest 40 this
play 10 enjoy a novel and delightful
motion picture sensation.
rony wnH tho most optimistic soul
that YOU would ever rare 20 meet Tie
hailed YOU with "a happy voice. Of
forced hts fruits IN the streets Of
Genoa with genuine. wholo-hoarted
delight and ionpcd ~ tho chance Of
fered him hy the biz. burly wholesale
fruit merchants agent. NincenEio. to
come TO America n make his for.
tun
Comedy. pnthos mther-iove. the
sweetest sentiment that on q could
possibly Imagine intertwine in Tony
America " on. what n wife Toney had
Slo rolled her ewes around 90 Hans
that BIC Hun butcher hoy. n drove
uur. big hearted. generous Tony 10 tho
point Of madness until he fell back
on the -umo-houored stilotto-only 90
Yield 20 the call OF ~fathor-loyo.
In the cast supporting versatile.
~biack-cyod Francis Mcdonald are
Nvonue PAWS Rae Godfrey Dorothy
Giraci and other Triangle fnyoHtfs
Also a tWo-rcol Triangle kc,stons
Mack -fonnrtt comedy Mud"
On "Wednesday and Thursday. iiss.
sic Hnrrisculo in Maid a. the storm.
and WlIo West in o. two-rcei riot 81
mcrriment The villain" IN Maid
a. tho Storm Miss siarriacais takes
tho part OF Ariei
Ari,l ~ a. beautiful rirl evidently
OF gentle birth. who WIS picked up
wears ago hN ANDY MncTaVizh. who
found the infant on "a raft which had
been washed ashore from u wrecked
vessel during u storm at Hcu Her
hpppiost moments were spent In o.
sheltered hollow In the huge. rocky
honditnd Of the scottish coast, known
na Tho witches Cauidrnr' d WINS
The living embodiment NJ the aWrt of
tho storm nH b. danced o. tho
RHYTHM of The lsHtinr aurf
ono dpf she sHts what is prCIum-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

"- ""A |H" ~
whore have ! sen ~ but then ~
man, hands are alike. hut The ~ nch
seemed strangely familiar Too. and
then ] thought of tho nlrl who went
10 'nruras Nurcriio Dupont looked
fer thc signature No. IL wasn't that
% another name which have Tor.
gotten. but the luat line anId. . am
not sure just when 7 shall leave lrrs
IlcA are not permitting me lusi set
-" n" suiH nHs Huru uuunH De- tHis
pti wv No. mo pcrmoitnut plA
IHhr u other letters auII 60
MHuulu viii hold this took a tn
90 p chief That arrmH ulI ruHt.
Tout NrH Wt shall see If there any
one ui this name who 'H being detained
Pos passport trouble Thnt ufftruoau
The letter was banded back 10 me to
stomp th,ro being 90 ore OF that
nam. Who had applied Tor o. passport
hui J couldn't DO 10 and took II hnsk
10 you know suid I that thsrv
W.. 10 Eifi ln 'Hrlcus Who wrote "a
uctl' IKE THIS uud she had o. differ.
en- rum' what WIS nor nnmo
NHf.''ir Dupont Well veil hold
Ii awhile
~, Caught.
SuW' two weeks batter 10 letter Was
handed 90 oUr table. NOW Increased fa
luuf trlW headquarters Boo
Washington tAhurtiur rs o. rr.iis
rHr' and WHtthfuiussa Boo ,ersuu q
uuf wHu You never can ieN what i
little thing nnN mean. u went ar 90
s'' lnd th,n gtii that 70 Young 40
man hJd hf'd luf l i,ttsr which w4s
30 itf'It innocent Dot hopnufe UJ
socIItlun With another letter. sHs had
withdrawn t rt. Thut couldn't
hU Hre of o Hsi,I ihs UH.,I Win
DO iMIuhIt boo IIa rNy $50 aI,r Iu.L
iiNf when. Hu'uu tvu weeks iHtsr .
handed Boo mf resignation prrunrfUr
In l,HNIur fur tHr atHtss NJ uHs ,ur
ni'i tu Wr TINT 90, Ntfl. French i.t
written ht NIru.Il. and Che
letter 7 bad withdrawn were
written hN thD little blonde IHIt wHa
NHi been detained IN mo IuI,fu Of
immigration She waf being taken
'if' OF BOZ Oh, Immigration uNn..fa
NuNHf watched ht 900, H#l..f 300.
NI'" AMI 100 Dor mail was Goo HHt. N. ru
Rood How shs ruf uUf HuH UtHII,I
thIH letter wac NOT known. tut It vs
me WrtrH of IIsHuftIuE usr ls fns
uuk 300 uu important chain of ROM
muuIUnIuu whIrh was sHppN .uE 'hs
Huns with Information Iapm M,,ieo
inr West iuiIus Hfi Am,tsH Sh,
bad leon 'wuluN,I and Iir,t.aI lt
ih' utuu 900 'uhH wNo tlII ben Va sf,
in 500 Hnl with whom Co communicate.
She used 90 l.aHf three |IItirf.ft
names uni wrote boz French. spanish
H0N ENGLISH Hrd probably Boo grfuIr
Hni ltHlIHu iHf 900 "a, kH,N sH,
'HIf|UI m'HsIr spread G.rH.u bro.
M niI fluni uuf the dIf,. of ip
I"TiHr' 70. sailing yrHsrlH HuH flp.r
..I..r. AuI when HhU wee detained
.H Porto It|Uu Do. on. u,.U"f |Hr OF
H I|f.. uu account OFF OH. .|rE.
'.A ' '.. '"I"If| HHU m I"H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05


on Friday and saturday. lack
Richardson In Ills Enemy. the LAW"
and a tuo-rcei CharilS Chaplin coW-
edy. In 'Hia Enemy. Tho law~@the
story drifts from the south 70 the vest
and portrayu the influences % cnsofn
mcnt on the soul 81 a bandits son.
Tho latter nrown up 20 wnrhood un-
der the brutal guardianship Of a
sheriff. who has killed he father.
Cruelty. starvation and neglect mako
tho Young man 70 hitter against h
administration Of law nat he studies
for the bar with the purpose % de-
fcstinR justice Of iss victims. How ~
uses his legal knowledge Of technical
ltics 10 free men auilty ~ crime. only
10 nrccumh 10 love ~ interestingly poF-
traycd IN His Enemy the law
lie always obtained an ecauittal.
He hated the Law and used u for
his revenge.
He was Tho terror Of p~rosecuting at
torncya
could o twist the iaw 20 your
own cnds7 She how John Rogers bar
lied prosecuting attorneys b be
knowledge Of technicnliues.
DO you think the should he
hafled o. Justice b. ~techuicalltlcnf
See ITS Enemy. the Law" and got an
angle on this question.
His love Of the woman was greater
than hts hate OF the laws servants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
INTERESTING FNcTs
OF THE SCREEN

ono 81 the most interesting placss
around u motion picture Studio Ia the
property room n is ~ Nsritnhie old
curiosity shop. for a reniaina every.
thing from n pnpirr mnrhe elephant IA
n grand piano Nne 81 tho large
atudioA makes u speciality or w. fur.
niiufe-notshly h~aud-saned chests
old four-pcstura ledE and tho like The
h-nnd-cnrvcd furniture in the prnport,
room Of thin studio ID valued nf fgh.
600 and vet how many osip mna
when tho, 500 oit.fpshioned furniture
in some Scene or other stop and re-
fleet nH 20 The probable CoHf OF that
particular srene or sefF Sometime
nnY thousand dollars worth uf prop.
critics mny DO utilized in one einhorHte
set ~ roursr those properties cnn
hc uaei time nnd urnin. but can
bet that they "ruu into monof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05


Ou SUNDAY and MONDAY Mnrrucr
Itp CLARK boz "iIttie Miss Hoover and
rha LIGHTNING rn'drr Marguerite
clark a i11 veil known to need 20
hH'r ur,thire further snid about her.
tri as this be- Her lHtcat picture YOU
viii Nuke uo Wisintc BOZ scvirr n
ON TursiH, Hnd Wrdnssint Hryu0i
". shiuru tu The Wuf OF H Man With
re- Mold" This so tho advance reports
sHs. IT, ono uf " .shhu NE hest pictures
rnd ra ~ hHs u ttis ~ nsc-old inter-
oct 10 ought 90 hp re- delightful PIE
fHFp.
con ThursiH, and Friday. Dorothy
a. % ir Tho Hone Chest O. comb.
nation ~ iiti. and actress that is MOST
un,Hurg .rt suggestive OF old
lavender
ON saiur,lu, only. Dustin fHruum
u rne Nit1uinn." md nnoihrr in'
sfsIlmprt ct The Iron Test dustin
tufnum uud Ti'e Nlririniuu both
require mo- Uumw,rt, hut ~ be- snii ci'n'
Co., rH, MOT mo production Be- OF uh'
H-HruHHa.I excellence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05
PLAYS AND PLAYERS TO APPEAR
AT THE LOCAL MOTION PICTURE
THEATERS DURING COMING WEEK

meet expenses. But tho siege of ~.
ness IL long. and Samson'a recovery
seems almost hopeless.
In her despair Alice turns 20 RIOS
Mnckny Nothing but the great SUR
render viii induce him 10 AID tho
unhappy woman. Alice Yields. and
through her great sacrifice her hus.
bands HE ~ saved.
Nc man could undergo what Alice
Lindsay suffers. This woman. whom
Evelyn Nesbit portrayed 90 sympa-
t~hetically. stands before her husband
on oItcnat and parinh. because. 60 anve
HE life. she has made the greatest
sacrifice n woman can make. he does
not understand the nobility ~ her roui
and casts her OUT Of hiH house
Al last tho man whn "a rumprn
missed her secs This woman len the truc
light He renlixcr that SHE Va alnned
because her husband was dyinr and
"a few dollars might snNc his NE We
loves her for u. ~ mnrrica her. thus
defending her act iu the face Of tho
uual mpathetic world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

The day Of harsh physics Is gone.
People want mild. easy laxaiivea.
Deans Heguiets have satisfied thou
sands 30 cents AZ all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

tttfir love Letter.
iut We romo back 10 the table WIN
De- httlU knife, the seal of The top let.
trf uu H packet ct mail taken from re-
Steamer bound for Caracas N~snexuoIn.
b. dorly opened. the letter uuirkI,
rcnnnrd fuf diaio,ai sentiments. bot.
''ft tickets news Of tho departure cot
A'hhE vessels mHpa stamp collections
"f concealed mefsurnH. written under
VIC ii1p 90 thp envelope cot BOO UuKiHihl,
tuh. ur conveyed hN apparently iuuu-
cont pictures perhaps And most Im
puttnut ut ull fnc rHmts 81 600 those
co. ih' enemy nlien lint the war tud.
tnN IHt co. tut special iHt Tint mHt
hnN" escaped the eirlp ,No OF tho
sorting clerk must lr Ietcptsd nnd
withdrawn Nothing boo go this pile.
ono hundred i~noffeusI,s Letters. unIu.
tor sting except 70 10 b. written ir
N'rf pretty and graceful French To- o.
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with him. thHt WIS Hll and enough.
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sisn'l hrfsoif
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tu mN attention and nH Z studied The
address The uumr tHmr lHth tu me
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Ms dear MIrrfllr n mu 900 spanish
y th.nk YOU htt, stayed lu rurucus
l"Is enough tu have accomplished
what huu went ipr uui I thIuk Won
SHOULD return Goo Porto iIr1. Hnd wait
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letter was purely personal but &
wondered wht thIH charming blonde
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H.# 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

Tho son Of his father h. often a
poker chip of the old block.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-05

\ huwan sponge is aver.s to turn
ing water.