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on three sides of the field and road on the other. I kept laying down beds of wheat on the barn floor and beating them out with the fail until the sun was well over the roof. when I sat down to eat my luncheon. Then I swept up the grain and winnowed out the chaff and filled one of my sacks. That done. covered the noor again and the thump of the tia1l easeo my loneliness until in the middle or the afternoon two of E1y schoolmates came and asked me to go swimming with them. The river was not forty rods away and a good trail led to the swimming hole. It was warm, bright day and I was hot and thirsty. The thought of cool waters and friendly companionship was too much for me. I went with them and stayed with them longer than I intended. l re member saying as dressed that should have to work late and go with out my supper in order to finish my stint. s.
 It was almost dark when was put ting the last sack of wheat into my cart, In the gloomy barn and getung ready to go.
 A rustling in the straw where l stood stopped me suddenly. heard steaithy footsteps in the darkness. l stood my ground and demanded:
 "Wh0's therew
 : saw a form approaching in the gloom with feet as noiseless as cats. I tsoik 6 step backward and, seeing that it was a woman, stopped.
 "It.s Kate" came in a hoarse whis- per as recognized her form and staff.
 "Run, boy-they have just come out O the woods. I saw them. They will take you away. Run."
 She had picked up the fail, and now she put it in my hands and gave me a push toward the door. ran, and none too quickly, for I had not gone fifty feet from the barn in the stubble when I heard them coming after me, whoever they were. I saw that they were gaining and turned quickly.
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Ft@u AtNC ko ndtSC Wy FE0u &H0 Bring 1t Down Upon the Head of
 the Leader. had time to raise my fail and bring 1t down upon the head of the leader, who fell as had seen a beef fall un- der the ax. Another man stopped be- yond the reach of my fail and, after q seconds hesitation, turned and ran away in the darkness.
 could hear or see no other motion in the field. I turned and ran on down the slope toward: the village. In moment saw someone coming out Of the maple grove at the fields end, just ahead. with q lantern.
 Then heard the voice of the school master saying:
 "Is 1t you, my lad?" ! "Yes." answered, as came up to him and Mary, in d condition of breathless excitement. 1 told them of the curious adventure had had.
 1 "Come quick" said the schoolmas- ter. "Let's go back and find the man in the stuhble."
 remembered that had struck the path in my flight just before stopping i to swing the fail. The man must have fallen very near 1t. Soon we found where he had been lying and drops of fresh blood on the stubble. .
 "Hush," said the schoolmaster.
 We listened and heard a wagon rat tling at a wild pace down the road toward the river.
 "There he goess" said MT. Racket. "His companions have carried him away. Ye'd be riding in that wagon now, yerself my brave lad, if ye hadn't "a made lucky hit with the flail- God bless yep
 "What would they "a done with mel" asked.
 "Oh, I reckon they'd "a took ye off, lad, and kep' ye for year or so until Amos was out O danger" said Mr. Racket. Maybe they'd drowned ye in the river down there an left yer clothes on the bank to make it look like an honest drowning. The devil knows what they'd "a done with ye, laddie buck. We'll have to keep an eye on ye now, every day until the trial is Over-sure we will. Come, we'll go up to the barn and see if Kate is there"
 Just then we heard the recedfng wagon go roaring over the bridge on Little river. Mary shuddered with fright. The schoolmaster reassured us by saying:
 'TDon't be afraid. I brought my gun in case we'd meet a painter. But the danger is past.'
 He drew long pistol from his coat pocket and held 1t in the light of the lantern.
 The loaded cart stood in the middle
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Awake, Ye Limb O the Law"


 manded. Prayer is better than sleep.'
 The deacon arose and stretched himself and cleared his throat and as- sumed an air of alertness and said it was a fine morning, which it was not, the sky being overcast and the air dark and chilly. MT. Racket removed his greatcoat and threw 1t on the stoop saying:
 'Deacon, you lay there. From now on I'm constable and ready for any act that may be necessary to maintain the law. I can be as severe as Napoleon Bonaparte and as cunning as Satan, If 1 have to be-"
 While was milking the deacon sat on a bucket in the doorway of the stable and Snored until had finished. He awOke when loosed the COW and the constable went back to the pasture with me, yawning with his hand over his mouth much of the way. The dea- con leaned his elbow on the top of the pen and snored again, lightly, while I mixed the feed for the pigs.
 MT. Racket met us at the kitchen door, where Deacon Binks said to him:
 eff you'll look after the boy today I'll go home and get Q little rest"
 "God bless yer soul, ye had n busy night" said the sehoolmaster with a smile.
 He added as he went into the house !:
 "I never knew q man to rest with more energy and persistence. It was a perfect flood O rest. It kept me awake until long after midnight"
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CHAPTER XI.

The Spirit of Michael Henry and
 Others.
 At the examination Of Amos Grim shaw my knowledge was committed to the records and ceased to be a source of danger to me. GrlmShaw came to the village that day. On my way to
Connecticut western news., 1919-02-20

down and held it sloft by the chain, so that none should miss the sight, say Ing:
 "From Santa Claus for Bnrtl"
 A muTmur of admiration ran through
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'(oopyright. 1917. Irving Bacheller)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

Hhi'rro Npui % lloEl. rpcoin
-..UuN. urrkot weak io 90 cents
Tower than relirrdu, average. hulL
Hf Hrr SEQ riN fet pu. hoat, weight
81 % In go 90. medium weight $4,000
80 Ha light wrlgIt ktN2tH t1f ou.
NH-htH fis 10 A. fit snws 81 ss
H risH so afn $50 0u
'uttl, frcoipia 1000. FunI Co rrnI,U
steers steady ufH.rf End butch
." cattle sIuv mu. .t ,puia inr
"A. r"IaD HnI f%eel,r uiiuut sfrHHt
u'f Ur,I steer 500 tla 500 %. urHt
IHnf afr,. $40 iusftfN..a hutrhr
.uwl HIl IH.iIrrH affitn 0. stu
HHfn tnd fuItsfs $50 nlu $40 GO. t.il
Ititt# ffH rsHfsftHu sfuttrrH anil
f.tt.U .Ir0I. o. ufIrTs
Sheep Ur"tIpIH 5000 mH Bet ufW
I. D.. ,.Htf IisU.r, Hm.H - puuuta
.r i,u $40 fau kfHu "a Nt pound. CO.
'HUft.I .It 4. $40 goo. ruliH and com
.u fIf 0nff $50 sl. suriueH SIS 70
N. tuH. W'IIuW and
800 ffI. U rHiIs tnl tlwm
fII f..
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Legal Notices

state ~ New May.ro Comfy n nernaluio.
tu the District tnufi
Tho Commsssr HHIidlns Company. q cor
r0ratinn. pl1intlN w , O. Mndlrr drfen
dani " q Sargent Auditor NJ ihr state
~ hUw MrNlrn and ~ !. Hall Treasurer ~
the state OF Sew Mexico. GaTnishess 40.
iiunh
Tho def-udnnt y T. Medisr Of, hsrsb,
uufINrd thai % Complaint hHs been flied
against hin in tha above Court hy thr above
named plaintiff vhrfrln tho plalntin prafs
Judgment against thr defendant for thr sum
of Three Hundred Twenty srten Dollars and
fiuy seven Cont. tfIs1al and for costs.
which action h hasrd or a Judgment hereto
fore recovered uaaInsi tho defendant Ann
that unlfsa tho dHfruisut answer ur ploads
tn tlis Complaint on or before tho 1ist day
~ Nav 1919 thr plaintiff viii take iuds
mont against thu defendant and the sarni.
shees named hrrrIu. nn that DAY
The plaintiff attorney De- Albert % SiWms
90 Alhuuutulut. hHH MnniHu.
AEsrOR MONruNA
tlrrk.
ny HARRY y LEE
Deputy.
ruhlished Ardi & ~. - and 60
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rurHIr logs dHNn ihn rhutr a. tn
buzz nav tor rtrfsi huat whom th'
losH r1ut slrur
This bono tHu utH ID tfit Co., urr
utu sven iuff Iin.
Ni rirht Htu 'hs NrH tI frli
John iuv 10 tu holp tuu'
'Nu hour Iar rd snd 'hu hnH- pom
imf' 1ruln sven mad, fhH alm' ruiu-
piuiut Thu ban, too much ytlN Coz
ono man
iuf q aoui John down Co. h.il
You Whvrr ir he
"'l ohm be- amt hur hrtr .nu,
ts 0 tir vent down between two
fnrv ] tank hs uuIf hlH ful
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THE MARKETS


New York. Auui 20 The note
worthy feature 81 the morning stock
Inarknt was the marked failing off of
Operations rtles declining almost 90
|if'rcrnf below the extensive delilnnI
Iuf fecenf aoHaiouH \ more cuuntcnt
Feeling rules however aud much OF
y rsterdut'H loss WIS recovered OH
were especially strong. gaining . 60 O.
points equipments made almost equal
.|ndNHnUrH and ahipuinra responded fp
IVvurWrd BUYING Ht gains uf Z 60 s
points Texas and Pacific and Mis-.
|Fuuri Kansas nrd Texas stlf,s dom
lnnird the rails. RISING Z 80 2N poinfb
N Utilities were heavy American Ttl,
phone and onto UuH lost y To- gD
points fe~sposttUlN.
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PLAGUE Ht uusunH Aiu.s uruInht
H sharp huls In ~. corn uf
krt fulHt. although previous tn thf
useH 'Ir tendency u. FuIr"s u
~dnwuruis To-, Initial uUHtur-
rrsmrd tu hr du, tu tHli of pHs Ih'H
lW potts coli wheat from DHuH1I iIi.
hhnnl however tlut thlppIn. FROM
Nr.uruuI would hr sDriou-IN inter
I'fTi with h"Htmr Iuirklf fhH dom
iuHunE fItfHf busHIU" UT"U. NHI.I
ranged from . fn Hr GENTS lowe.
WITH july ftbe Co. sit.A aud sortsuf
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Derariment ~ tha lntsrar. a. s Ian ~
hrr 10 ssnta &c. n ~. March 90 1919
Nu.'tr h hHu.uY sven that srferiua
Hsul.F ds Aur|it ~ Cahrgon. ~ N who.
an March g. 1919 made homestead rnirr.
SO uisuIt far 30 sW. aud EW. sEi ,
500 900 and VA ~ sostiou 20. Tneu
shin a. Range f " a. ~ Z Msridian
its fisi uHir. of I]ntrHtian On male three
year proof 90 ,.inhI.h rlaim 90 ihe land
shnve drsffihrd. before thr tpnnt, Virrk Of
gAudn,Hi tuuut1 OIL hruailil0 saud1Yai
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chicago. April gi Butter unsettled
creamery iauGnisC.
ErTH unsettled rec - $3.50
cusos. nfEia f0h sc. ordinary nrstl
30 y ~ zoe. NJ mufk, cnseH included.
90 SC; oue packed nrats t2ts %
~. extras fah 10 &c
Poultry alive unchanged.
Potatoes firm. rUeeipiH 90 ctr.
northern Sucked and bulk white arlrk
car lots t2.t1mtg 20 rwt new stock
SpHuldinH Nnar ta.bOHsf0O 90 hnr-
rei; triumpha iobhinr ta.7sHt t0o q
htThfl
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.Hs. t.f.. De 'uHt iiur
rU maIF.f .tsHlt. Utl
..n 10 goo If.If. 900 HUH 500 60.
~ $1,000 $40
'fir r.r. utT HuH. market aisal,
Hi.HiH $40 ap fffln 20. cows and heir
Nlr ft.sss $3.50. otlNvr SHetu
So fu. sfu,hrrs o. fiGas.
Sheep receipts 10. 900 fImhs ST. 81
SIS owes o. tnm f14 un
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Department ~ The i%ntrfior, 4. y Land Office
~ Santa W. a n. March 2S. 1919.
NOTICE u herehy given that Jose chin
ehnr " Cnrr-o. AeW Mesiru, whose Ma entry
uas rcinstated October 10 1917. serial No.
olln7. fnr Eh Sfa section 20. ~ Nfh
Ssriinn a5. Tuuuship 40 ~. Range 3 West
D n = Meridian. has fled notice N in.
tenilnu tn mako five year Proof 90 establish
claim 10 tho land above described before
inlted states Commissioner. ~ Albuquerque
hernAlilln County. New Mrsica. on the sth
day ~ Msy. 1919
claimant names a Witnesses. fowls
castillo. Salvador tHvfa. Roman ChHvrg Iuan
Delgadiiu all Of Currro New Msxleo.
FRANCISCO DElGApO,
Register
g. T.. a-aG. T.. 4 90.
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Wv NnrL Mnnr, Mnrlrl.

Sew York AprIl .. N.UU4utIl.
Uu. h1nrcH. HtoflInr N tii..
Unchanged tenn. ni ttt. cInl.s COS
MDNIUfn Iu'ItF unchanged
Time iHIuH "fUuur uu.lr. .I
tlil WuuUt ufm nitn t' itU
uItnt 600, .usinr HUI . ufIUU
20 Hf IIs| Iunr
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Denver. Nprl CO. castle u,coipIr
nun. steady. beef tt,ef Stg Boa
flH Hu. rows tuu hefsrH e. 500
aiurksn anil fsodsu fII tru
EIf Boz. ,Hi,ta ttttuu $40 Uu
lfprH .ripf. 500 market st,HIs
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Sew YORK Ann et The rfi
ufr' ou fihsrii buulr tulu. wore,
IH sos et ursi g. ~. ,U. .e.ur
t1. nnsf fIa tn 20 H.
500 o mIrd 81. $3.50. Ilur
a sos l0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

woman how early urs this
Ming
"Nos pos dear replied Tom. sti.
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her ~ % ~ fi.ta were followed hy
dccidsd uptnrnH which carried Iui,
aud september well above Yesterday
finish.
pmtH. ufct opening unchanged 20
= iuwor with july 70h to 20 ~,
aaEgcd a little further and then made
10 uuick advance
pfut ions we're strong from the
outset und lnul Jumped 10 BE- new high
record, o. cents ~ pound
nuwuinfnH suHucd uf u result 81
profit taking hut later the market
Iumpod rapidly ON uccouut of wnvcH
uf hufiug which accompanied word
% 100 Iuruur would nrrtln BE- restricted
TO- war bread Al dellfeusH of Curu
touched the highos7 prices set this
Hrnsuu. July rianE Ga 10 ga nt ono
stage. The clos. wHh wild at 81 tu
b cents NET udkuure. with Iuis
81 asN ~ f1.Gsa and September
titfh 90 St.Hf@
Further radical advances took plnr'
ltiuI BOO provisions iu sympathy win
thr liE riHs boz ths value of corn.
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Kanfpa tlt, Mo Arm 20 Huttcf.
creamery het. ntaiH BE. seconds a2C.
packing zoe
Ergn nrutn soc
ruIltfN uuth nuUl
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breaking Slttiur
uu the edge ~ the
h.l. he cautiously
uudid his shoes
But With ull hia
care. hits wife
stirred boz bod. aud
be- presently WIS
an too we'll aware
uf a pair NJ sleepy
ewes TtuHrutu
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uSrHH

Tommy-ploaar. Mr. Brown. moth
o. wants tu know II YOU viii send hei
your rooster for "a day
Mrs. Brown My rooster
Tommy Yes. father has 10 got uf
early tomorrow morning and our
sisFm riurk 10 hrokta-
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FOR SALE

81, 0p0- s-room frame. hath, rinsscd-
IN porch, large lot, nno shade
y. End ~.
5000 s-roor- 2 story. brick aud
shinrio dwelling. modern. good
lawn and shade, good location.
au1 Ward.
81. b0O-7-room. 2 story fame. mod
ern. fireplace, good location la
HirhlnniH. close In.
t3.7Go--6-room. 2-rtory. frame. mod
crn, lot ioexif2. Earagc. good
ou~tbuildinga. South broadway.
ciONu.in.
t~t,aO0-5-room cement block hunvn.
low. modern. huilt-in %fcntnrrh
gnHce. West Coai avenue
So, 2io-s-room frame. modern. com
pictely furnished. nlH0 n D.
room fnmo bungalow. modern,
with shopping porrn. ulsu one ?.
room furnished house; ~ on
lot 7ixif2. income f1a per
month. Third ward. ciosc.in.
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A WISE Man.

Hewitt-That trolley car mar has n
good scheme 10 kecp his wife quiet
when ho goes home nt night.
Jcwett what is ~
Hewitt ITO hHrfows the sirn from
hla ear which reads: "Du not talk 90
thC mutormAm"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25

cure Of the world var wtH r.r HuH.
ihtur manner Boo which Toe German
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GETTING nrrpo.

The Pair Customcr-f want 20 70
cnc Of these aiik shirts Tor a friend %
mine. Sire fifteen.
The observation-disclosures Very
veil ma'nm What longth OF sieevef
The Customer don't know exact.
~. But bis arm reaches around here
and TN a thirty six.
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PIANO TUNING

j. a. Edwnrds-Tunin1 and repair
ing of ali musical Instruments. rhune
103. Residence. loss North Eighth
street.
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TOP $40 20. huik 80 9o mtz9.ts.
Sheep receipts 1000. mnrkei airunr
~. tlmhs tt7.5ou $3.50. cweH tid
Wsti.a5
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INV MEXICO crsTnaL RAILWAY
pAsarsarR raAIs acHEpuLE


No. c~oKneeta A. Torrance With q. II q
n W No . from " Psts snd -. 1 from ~
cast a. santa " Nth y. q " q Tor Denver.
No 2 cunnsrts A. kennedT viii At =
\ D No. 40 fFle Alhsquargus ~ Wliafi
With a 7 A = y train toe huunfaInalr
helen snd Albuqaerauaf A. Torrance ~llA n
r A = W. No. 4 Tor ssata hosa. Tueumc1ri
and The east.
For further ihiesmAts-n sommnn,ssts vits
n Q. SfooERsON.
1fafrr uahsrsr
nAnla ~
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Afraid tu breathe almost. thr re.
turned rr,rlrr orspt quietly lut' his
bed chamber us the graz dawn wus
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO BODYBUILDING loans
a. g pee cent. one each Of $1,000
and $500. Phone FLOORS.
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KING CLOCK HOSPITAL Expert
clock and watch repairing Bag
West Central avenue.
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FOR ~REET-Rooms

fhH REST Two u~uftruiahrd rooms.
tHT South seuoud Phone eos.
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Our Bread Man

is one Of the most skilful in the
bu,iness. What he doesn't know
about bread making isn't worth
knowing. Just to prove to your
self how foolish IL is To swelicr
over a hot oven, try "A loaf of our
light, white, toothsome bread.
Once tried il IL always a favoritc.
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A. FLEISCHER

HEAI ESTATE. FIlsE AND htTO-
MOBILE INSURANCE. LOANS
l'iiunc GA az south iouftii
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FOH HENT tafro. fnint. down.
rtiir room sic West slower. Phone
ifif-N
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wANTED-Agents


WANTED Agents 10 sell Marquette
tire tool pr L. o Massey. 2t1
North Fourth.
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nIrr "a rr.,u. "r,t rut toAro t. Men
ir,ni lnt the firm today
Aud replacing hlf iuutrclr M
" rstsh~i man drnrrcd his aching
lu'U uu' again into the cold and
hrtrtfr.r streets
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FOR Houses

@
i1t EEsT 3 furnNhed cot.
rufr Win inrrc slceuinr porch Hir
UnlrLru tHrd aud nuusrs 1'hono
f-.t.l
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WAN rED-aAie Help

.---@-
BILL boys WANTEn-M tho
AlNurado.
" - -
WASTED Waiter or waitress at
Metropolitan cafe.
WANTED. An experienced bread
baker Apply Partisan Bakery. sp'
Wet Central Ave
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wANTED--rosisions
MISCELLANEOUS

~
WE PAY highest price Tor gents n
ladies' old clothes and old shoes.
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
KING CLOCK HOSPITAL. Expert
clock aud watch repairing a22
West Central venue.
MANICURIsT and hair-drcsser, chiro-
podiat. also manufacturer OF hair
goods. Will call al residence. Phone
1919.
TREE enlargement with kodak work,
Films developed. Zoe prints, ar 20
Be-, Mail orders given prompt atten-
ton. Art craft studio. A. ArmiJo
bldg. Cor. Third and Central
wANTED-Caferul EoanN Infringing
by master photographer twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing 20 q
reliable established firm, Hanna A
llama. Master Photographers
FOR sALE-msceIlaneOus
FOR SALE-iA inch steel shafting,
! foot or 100. Box s77 or phone
A0n-ita.
FOR SALE Zee cream fountain.
chairs and tables. also butchers
block atl ElHt Central
FpR SALE Eycrhcaring strawberry
plants lun Tor SIS, postpaid. D.
Fitzgerald. %HnndovaL y ~
LOST
LOST netwcen SOS south Arnn aud
1914 North Fourth. crank for Dodge
ear Please return To Herald office,
LOST Fraternity pin; Key set with
pearls name and date ON back Lib
rrIl ruwurd for return to 4ii South
AIuu Phone ifsG-W.
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Santa Fe Time Table
H8
wrsTnoUED-DAIi


FROM SOUTH
" scs-rr.@ q rsse I.ssrm
M. sol cnnnecln - usrn sifh No. Tvs
for Clovis. rscos vaiie5. Kansas Ctr snd
ouif casat
No. SOS eaaaseis ~ nslsn 9Th Es. ia
iram Clovis and poiats sast and seuth %
Clovis.
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MANICuRIsT and hair-drosser. chiro-
podiat. also manufacturer OF hair
goods. Will call at residence, Phone
lGfG.
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Help

WANTED-At once. six Amcri-
can ladies I'VE sixteen. under
thirty. Tor pleasant employment
Good pas while learning. excel
lent opportunity Tor rapid nd
Nanccment Answer tn " hand
writing, huX 222, sars Evening
Herald.
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LOST Fraternity pin; Key set with
pearls name and date on back Lib
rrIl rownrd for return to tii South
AIuu Phone ifsG-N.
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LOST


LOST between SOS South Arno aud
1874 North Fourth, crank FOR Dodge
ear, Please return To Herald office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-25
FOR sALE-nnscenansous

FOR SALE-iA inch steel ahafting,
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-01
TYPHOID FEVER DEVELOPING
THROUGHOUT CITY RAPIDLY
Citizens Are Again Warned to Boil
Drinking Winter ana Take All Pre-
cautions Against Typhoid
Fever-Several New Cases
Are Reported.

Several new cases of typhoid fever
In the city of Maysville have been re-
ported to the local Health Department
and again the warning has gone out
that every one using city water to
drink should boil 1t very thoroughly
before drinking.
1t appears that there is, under the
present conditions, nothing for either
the Water Commission or the Water
Company to do to relieve the situation
and the best advice, physicians say,
that could be given the Maysville pub
lie is that, wherever possible, city wat
er should not be used for drinking
purpose but that good cistern or well
water should be used instead.
Under the present conditions the
Water Company cannot treat the wat
er so as to remove the mud and filth
and because of the very high river the
water Is most unusually laden witt
mud. All who can possible use wei
or cistern water that has been examin
ed and found fit for use should do 81
and those who are compelled to us'
city water should boil 1t, by all mean'
before use.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-01
BOHEMIAN NEW YORK
EXPOSED IN FEATURE

"a Girl in Bohemia, the sensation
al New York stage success, which Will
liam Fox has adapted for the screen
and presents with Peggy Hyland as
the star at the Pastime Theater to-
morrow promises to be one of the best
offerings that the patrons Of silent
drama have witnessed. The dainty
and charming star Is said to be most
happy in her impersonation of Wini-
fred Mryce, daughter of a college pro-
lessor, whose ambition to write a
popular novel of so-called Bohemian
life takes her from her simple home
to the artists section of the big city.
Her adventures amid the Bohemian
set of New York are amusing, interest
ing and full of dramatic situations.
William Fox has surrounded Miss
Hyland with a cast of perfect bal
ance,s including Josef Swickard, L. c,
Shumway, Betty Schadle Edw. Cecil,
Melbourne Mcdowell and Winted Hall,
The play from which this production
was made was written by H. B. Daniel
and Its run in New York was an un-
broken succession Of crowded houses