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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08
G A U T

pc nepotul meu Neofit Codrea
din comma Dragus. Dinsul a 20
cult mutt timp in Lisbon, Ohio,
aproapc IL ami. fn-timpul din ur-
ma s'a Ocupat mutt GU cetitGl
Sfintei SCRIPTURE (Biblia), din
care STA luat alte idei, asa ca s'a
napustit Gu tOtul de a mai lucra,
ci sa Ocupa numai Gu cetitul BIZ
bliei, asa ca orr unde Sc duce c
poarta subsuoara. Dinsul a dis
parut din orasul Lisbon, Ohio
inca din Is Iunie 81 nu stim ca
fncatran a plecat. Ell este i'm eta
tie de 80 de ami 81 este slabut de
putcre. Miinile i-au fost sucite
in fabrica in anil dintfi cind I
VENT in America. Este ON CT
mustata neagra micuta 81 este
imbracat Gu manta de ploaie $
Gu biblia subsuoara.
Rog orr cine site ceva desprt
dinsul. sd faca bine sa ma insii
inteze prin o scrisoare, Ell ii voiu
fl recunOscatOr.
Adresa mea este:
Noise Codrea, Box 213, Lisbon
Ohio.
(Q1 QEN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

dupa vointa trimitatorilor, care
vointa este cea descrisa, care ere
dem ca odata GU Primirea sumo
lor att primit 81 instructiunile,
dar totusi ca sd nn Sc strecore
oares care greseli.. va trimitem
81 in correspondents.
Tot 6data sunteti rugati ca la
primirea acestei scrisori sa ne
raspundeti 81 noua despre aces5e
sumo cum s'au depus 81 executat
aceste 5 depuneri, aceasta mai
mutt pentru justificarea noastra
fata de trimitatori 81 pentru in
crederea dior, caci munca lor e.
ste asigurata. Sumele credem ga
leati PRINT inainte de primiraa
acestei scrisori, caci an fost trl-
mse Gu 2 saptamini 1nainte.
Raminem Gu toata stima ce v'o
pastram:
Augustin Sissea.
1ntrebati de pretul banilor as-
taxi, trimitem bani GU pretul bur
sci. cars este foarte sehimIbatoa.
re, dar nu asteptati pima Sc rid
ca. caci in tot momentul sa as.
teapta ca sa Sc scumpeasca ba.
MI.
Gu increderc cereti maniorcile
nOastre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-08

CAU r

pc finul meu Petru Sincan din GO.
muna Helchiu, judetul Brasov.
Are O scrisoare de acasa. il rog
pc dinsul sau pc orr care frate
Romin care ii site adresa d1nsului
sl scrie la adresa: 1874
John Eremie, Domn Constr. Co.,
Camp T., Niles, Mich.
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LIBERTY BoNDURI 81 MARO1
DE RAZBOI.

Vindeti-le la moi p1na stunt pre-.
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinstita casa de schimb. Platim
bani gaia orr ce suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We.
niti IL Room zig Lennox Bldg
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Avenue, de-asupra la Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil.
mic, afar4 de Dumineca pin la
orele 6 p. m. Va tratdm cinstit 81
vi dam preturi bune. (1x6)
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tru. Alte banci 81 agenti straini
va trimit banii 81 mai departe
MI sc intereseaza ce s'a facnt Gu
eli, cum s'au depus, cum s'a a.
ranjat.
Cetiti deci cele ce urmeaza mai
JOS:
Directiunea Bancei Rationale 9
Rominiei, Bucuresti, Rominia.
Stimatilor Domni, Gu datul de
II Tulie s'a TRIMS la adresa BAN
eel Rationale Rominiei suma
de 10000 lei prin agentia noastra.
Pentru aceasta suma sd Sc clibn-
reze libel pc numele loan For
sea 81 sd Sc trimita la adresa Ma
ria loan Forsea, comma Palos,
posta Cata, judetul Tirnava Ma
re. PENNSYLVANIA. Rominia.
AScIIltI1Cd
S'au TRIMS $1,000 lei (cinci-
sprezece mil lei), spre depuncre
la Banca Nationala a ROminlel.
sd Sc elibcreze libel de depanere
pc numele Tanase loan Vocila
Sa Sc trimita la adresa: Asincf-
ia Tanase Nocila in comma Palos
posta Cata, judetul Tirnava Ma
re, Transilvania, Rominia.
Asemenea:
S'a TRIMS $4,000 lei spre de-
punere la Banca Nationala a Ro-
miniei, sd sc elibereze libel de de-
punere pc numele Petre Stanciu,
81 sa Sc trimita la adresa: VirO-
nica p. Stanciu, comma Palos,
posta Cata, judetul Tirnava Ma
re. Transilvania, R6minia.
Asemenea
S'a TRIMS 5000 lei (cinci mil
lei), la adresa Bancei Nationalo
spre depunere pc numele Paras-
chiva c. Lascu, 81 sd Sc trimita
libelul de depunere la ParaschiVa
G. Lascu, comma Palos, Transit
vania, Rominia.
Asemenea
Lei 10000 trimisi de AssociaA
tiunea Rom1na ,,Palosana" pen
tru orfanii, yaduvele 81 schilavii
(invalizii) de razb6i din comma
Palos, sd Sc depuna pc numel9
mai sus citat. Libelul sd Sc trimi-
ia la adresa: Nicolae Gligor Co
drea, comma Palos. Aceasta SUI
ma sd considerati ca depunera.
Alaturat aveti 81 ceva hotarirl
cum sd Sc elibereze banii. Sa nl
Sc greseasca eliberarea libelnlui
sa nu Sc elibereze individual, ci
pc numele Associatiunei.
Onor. Directiuni a Bancei ,,Al-
bina", sibiiu, Rominia.
Stimatilor DomniA prin oficiu
noStrn c1i datul de R Iulie 1919
s'a TRIMS suma de 10000, (zeee
mil 81 noua suite. de leD, spre
Sc depune pc libel, sub numele
Associatiunea Romina din Palo'
pentru ajutorul orfanilor, vadu
velor 81 invalizilor din cOmuns
Palos, lar libelul sa Sc trimlt;
spre pastrare la adresa Geory'
Ulita, No. 204, comuna Palos, ju
detul Tirnava Mare, Rominia.
Deci sunteti rugati ca indat:
ce acestea s'au executat, sa ne IN
cunostiintati 81 pc moi prin scrl
scare, aceasta pentru justificare
noastra fata de trimitatori
pentru incrderea d-lor.
Raminem pastrindu-va 1na!t
| cOnsiderare:
Augustin Sissea.
Onor. Directiuni ,,Casei de Z
cononii", Bucuresti, Rominia
i Onor. Directiune, cu datul d
1 % Iulie 1919, prin ofieiul nostr
s'a expediat la adresa ,,Casei !
Economii" suma de 10000 i
/ (zece mil de lei), care sd Sc d
puma spre fructificare 81 sd
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Augustin Sissea.

NU SIIIIIH .
ROUMANIA FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE OFFICE.
AUGUSTIN sISsEA, proprietar
& Notar Public.
1249 Moore Street, Akron, Ohio
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Augustin Sissea. :

Augustin Sissea.
Onor. Directiuni a ,,Casei de T.
conomii" Bucuresti, Rominia.
Onor. Directiune, en- datul de
% Iulie 1919, prin ofieiul nostru
s'a expediat la adresa ,,Casei dc
Economii" suma de 10000 lei
(zece mil de lei), care sa Sc de,
puma spre fructificare 81 sd Sc
elibereze libel de depunere pc nu
mele: Marian N. Marian, care 81
Sc trimita de d-tra la adresa: Ma
rian n. Marian, 1914 Moore Str.
| Akron, Ohio, U. S. America.
Tot odata sunteti rugati ca 50
ne incunostiintati 81 pc moi pril
o scrisoare, aceasta pentru jus
tificarea trimitatornlui 81 pentrl
increderea d.lui.
| Ramfnem Gu toata stima ce VI
patram.
/ Deci stimatilor Domni:
1 Snnteti rngati co pc data &
! aceste trimiteri s'au araiIjat al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-14
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Tortur,
Relieved BY Black raught.

Rossyille. Ga Mrs. Kate lee Allie, Of
his p'Asr, writes: MY husband Is an
engineer, asd once while lifting, he In
lufed himself with a piece Of heavy ma
rhlnefy, across the abdomen. Ne was
% sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself at al, on chest or abdomen. Ne
weighed lG5 lbs, and fell of until he
weighed 10 lbs, In two weeks.
lie became eons,ipaied and II looked
Ike he woulddie. We had thre, different
doctors, yet with all their medicine. HE
bowels failed 70 act. he would turn up
sten-cent bottle OF eTsior oil. and drink
II two " three days In succession. lie
did this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. he was swoi-
len terribly, he told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thediofd's Black
Iraught. made him take a big dose,
and when Il began TO act he tainted, he
was In such misery, bit he got relief and
began 10 mend at once. lie got well,
and VIC both feel he owes his life 10
Thediord's Black Dfaught."
Thediord's Black raurht will heip you
b keep III, ready Tor the days work.
Try III Nc-ib
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ohlcasn Ilnar,l 81 Trade.

Chicago. Jan. tf-Removal OF the
embargo on freight shipments 10 Sew
fork atimuluted demand Tor board Of
trade commodities at the opening to-
daN. corn ana oats both advancing
MAY corn opened a 20 - over
Yesterday ~ 81 10h 10 t1aO4 ana
advanced TO tiala MAY oats open-
81 3 10 ! cnt up 90 Ga1 90 W aud
held early within that range
Provisions also advanced. Mny pork
opened lower az 5000 bat advanced
sharply 10 $50 20. f2ac over yeGfct.
dnYn close MAJ nui opened o cents
hishcr az $3.50 and -pid 10 Sass.
Whilc May uha on outlN bids advanced
Co f2a5b. 90 cents higher than the
previous close
Later the market became ektromoh
weak owing 10 hcarish Argentine nd
vices ANA 81 runrelihtion III provision
contracts with Canadian puckcfH hy
England Tho close was unsettled
- 90 81 net lower. with February
$50 ft.aoh and May u27h
81 gTA
close
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Chiclro. Jan tf-uIor receipts
$4,000. generally steady. top ti7.Gt!
tuik 80 90 81. 90. butchers Si7bN
Wft7 90; lights gi5. 90 81. so. park-
iuF ffb.fimftI o.. throw outs 80 90
IlN Dol. piss good 90 rhoi'u 90 Co
utir co.
,H'il, r'r,iptH an. 600. rhoic, steady
ufhcrH slow iu 90 rrutH luwri. beef
cattle good choice aud prime so 900
HflNNt common and medium g. 90
ffflNou butcher stock. COWS ana
heifors 81 ON tttgt. cnuncfs ANA
ruitora g. stfifT nOt ainckors and
fv, iota rood chntrp aud fancy $40 60
Wfiasi inferior. rummou and me-.
iium 81 5bntt0 20: veal calves. good
und choice SO o % $3.50
Sheen receipts go. ooO. opened steady
10 strong some iu.hetweeu and ruol
iamhH higher. hmhH. choitr and murt
so tUmlth fhi medium and run1
$40 900 ttt tni culiH 90 hOntia so.
feeders SIS fbnftt sts ewes choice
aud primo so ssMrsf07 ti medium
and good to.ooI tiosti cults $500
t 81 so
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RATES ARE
UNFAIR TO SMALLER
COMMUNITIES. CLAIM
Interstate Commerce Commission.
or wooley Tells Senators Pres.
ent Structure L. Taxation
With Representation,

Washington. Jan a. Commission
e. robert ". Mooluk. tht uuD moW.
h,f Of tLt interstate Nomm'rro com
mission whu supports tho prupuHul tu
pNttud government uuVrntinn ~ fnils
roads tu five wears. tuutpudrd before
the senut interstate commerce cuni-
mlttoo today that uulN THROUGH con-
tinuiur federal management fur u
sufficient prfiui under uOfWul con-
ditiuua couid the present fruiuht Htrur.
turc De- rebuilt 10 give 'rNttt Justice
tn the whole people rather Than tu
the shippers ana thc DHttl'fH hH
classes
a., blamed the present ratio rtruc.
tufp for mnnN of tho country Trans
p]ofintlou evils and declared o. run-
sOi,nufIr. Illogical aud ludDu WIN
preferences
Me Woolry said tho $3.50 900 900
deficit of the railroads under geo rtn
meut sontrul should hr Dhurgrl 100 70
war cost and betrayed out cot The
United stutCH treasury
Proper settlement uf The f.,ignf
rate question sIid tho yummiHfIuu"I
goes 60 tho Ivurt of uu' social a.
economic pruhlrms and uuon 10 lo.
ponds almost wholly tho very exist.
ouUv OF thousands uf rummuuItiVf and
the happiness u chance to prosper
20 -" wv.
pt Che rate muklug power has been
aud Dol taxation of small towns ami
rural communities without rcprcsyu-
tatluu'
Uc also told mo committee that
uuly with H unified system of rail.
roads could competition between
water and rail- carriers be- eliminated
and tho choking pf terminals prevent.
ri Tho practice of ,rusf hauling Dee
fuiI. IH ull Iu The Interest of hir bust.
ness HH uppoacd CO. utilH uIsln,Hr"
WITH Jll tho carriers uuiof fvd.
prul control for nee NUufH following
the prucluiminE of peace ~ with
the uDld part ut tho work of Nlluius
those roads completed within the most
three br four Nrtrs. tho cost eft or.
Grafton can ho closely Appropriated Do
De- continued Then foT the utHt
tmc tt would bee possible 10 rN rates
that ur, reasonable and just from thr
standpoint of tho consumer us we'll us
of tho shipper ~ tho ttruur'
Want to trade that mule Tor a ga
wagon Try the WANT AD a
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THE MARKETS


Now York. Jan ~ DIS and ship
pings enhanced their gains NefN ma
t~erinliS iu tho hour, the advance also
taking in uaata. rubhera. fertilizers
aud distillinE ISSUES Rails soon threw
OF their lcthnrs1, some ~ the better
known r%uaicrs and Strangers GAINING
" point There was "a hurried coN-
Urinr M United states Steel. bur the
iiHt reacted I to 3 points before noon
when bethlehem steel developed u
marked heaN ineaH. tdlertY bonds
again were Inclined 10 Yield, the soc,
ond foutS repeating their low record
Of tnei0
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knn.n. az, IA,r.,mL

Kansas tIiN, No ian ~ ltur ro.
rriutH 10000. market higher. hoHt,
ft7 49, % go Eni hrhtH SIC 1880.
pias 81 nu m SO 90.
cattle receipts $4,000 market
lironF3 'r.fs as oUf fteo 90; western
$40 Ou n $500. COWS 81 500 tia 90.
hcIfcrs e. 90 re- SO 900. stoHkors e. Oh
ass 900. calves 81 90 uttlNu
Sheen rnurlpts 5000. market steady
lnmhs xfItUa SO 500 ,,nfliurs 90 tU
tia uUi Wothrra $40 20 81 DO, ewes
81. uu ufiu.gf.
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Denver colo. Jan 70 cattle ry.
pviptH g1Uu. market 20 cents lower.
beet steers 80 uuu ttt lns lows and
hrif'rs 81 Ou tll 90, stoCkcrs Huh
feeders 81 iou SIS 20; calves 81 %
$3.50.
Uuss. receipts 5000. market 10 cent
lower. top $3.50. buik $4,000
Sltg
Sheep receipts iluu. market steady.
lambs flh.bun fi6.uo3 ewes buHf
fn..r.
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a. FLElSCHER
WANrED-WAlo Help


WANTED" SECOND baker. For par
trulHrH write tlty bakery. ". g..
Williams, Prop, Ninsluw. ARR.
YOtfNG MES o. und utof. are elE.
ihlc FOR government Hallway Mail
clerks. ftg month Examinations
soon, For free particulars write
itlA mond Torry. former CiVii sor-
Vir Exuminor1, 90 columbian Hulld.
ing. Washington.
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THREE RECLAMATION
PROJECTS NOW BEING
PLANNED FOR STATE
About 8O0,O 900 Acres Arc Affected
San Juan Basin, Rio Grande
Valley and Mesilla Valley to Be
Improved.

Three reclamation projects affect
1908 apprusI sutsiN sou. uu0 urrcs cot
land m Sew McNicp. ufr hsiur pinn-
ned hY thp state Hnd federal ruF-
'rnWUntH Tor rapid development dur
iug the cominr enr
tr zach ease rufvcN have been
mniu AVID vi uf the q trfpriHoH ave
ALREADY Boo the huudH ol o.. United
stnt"h reclamation Horyir,
a tubular outline OF the three pro.
lc,iH follows.
Probable
Price
rrotnrf Auor
l'rire Rec Method
tsnf Mmu- uf
Project Nrtr1Ho acro ton finance
Slu iuun Basin
gtuguoa .soeoo0 $40 us5 GOV,
lIp trHudr valley Prob
sppnmsel 200 900 $40 $3.50 COW.
Mlriill valley
tumiuuRvl 10000 $40 sa1O Govt.
Two of tue drainage districts iu tho
A%lhuuurrlur rvEiun have horn iyntu-
t,,lN iFuuixod. but definite action
Be- hDlug vItll'lu uurl th, government
mHhDs N dprisiou. Tho removal oi
uuui water which hes GO an average
depth Of three Loot below the surface.
lH the ,hlvf problem The state on
EinrrrH office hnH IuHt completed o.
favorable Hutye, OF th, valley aud b.
Dos believed that federal AId ,tn De-
secured on On, showing made.
The Mosillu valley Drainage piau
Dr. part of tho Elephant Butte dam
project of tho reclamation service.
The government b. 90 build IAN opcn
cut rtnul almost parallel IN the rio
brtrdc at e. cost of about $4,000. 0nO
virtually o. nov chunnci VIII De crcn.
tod
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Ccrrnlos coal the hest. rhone o..

state N Nos Moslsa County % Rcmsullo,
in tho District Court
Felipe D. Oufule Plhinfln W GfuFyfha n
40 Nnllcgos. tho unir heir ~ christina Get
lrEuH Do Garcia deceased and ttr uns
Known heIrs ~ Christina 0allreo1 dr Gar.
rH Defendants.
so ttI0i
NOTICE or SUIT.
To che lnknowu heirs u Christina usllcsos
DE- Garcia
Won are hereby notified that e suit has
been nied against you In thr said Court and
County BY the ahorc-uamrd plalntlN Do
HhIth tho said plaintiff urays Coz fnrrfiasurf
W mortgage on The following dslcrlhud real
estate Fltnatrd in hrrnHlilll ruunff state 81
Nru Mefiru. The same being Dot 80 m
hlnrl NO 2 ~ the Lewis aud Himand. "A.
dillon Go tho civ " Albuquerque. New Me-.
iro. accordinH 60 thr plot ade hy & "
Nandefs aud rird i tho od1rr of the uro
bate CLERK and tN-nfncin Recorder fur nrr
ualIiin county New heNlco March 90 1851
And sou are farther notified that unlqf.
you tnftf 90 cause 90 be- entered your aupaar
nnre In said cause on or hrfufr ihe a0ih "a,
Of fehraaV 1919 Judgment will be- rendered
In said faHse against you hy default aud tn
relief prsyri fof viii De- granted
Toe nlmr 90 The rlaiuiins attorney Z.
WfaNnft a NtlEahi whore post ofior ad
dress b. ~AltuuuHutur. a AZ
Nfs ron MuNruYA Usrt.
49, rnos X y MADISON.
tSsaj pspniy,
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New NurL Munr, Market.

Sew York. Jan ~ Mercantile co..
pei unchanged Hterliur dHh Iills ur
changed demand fItTt. clhl,I
80 H.iE
MptIrtU dollars uul hanged
Time luHua nUm. unchanged
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salesmen

FOR BALE BEAUTIFUL bungalow
two apartments both with lnrge
sleeping porchDs and furnished ready
to move into Good tenant occupying
onc apartment side walks ahcd nnd
hen house Double lot, good invest
mcnt 7OR West Load
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-14
Two New Mexican
Names In Today's
List of Losses

Following are the Now Mexico
names Boz todly's lists of casualties;
Daniel Mlldunudo. Shoemaker.
wounded severely
David HurrrrotH Cimarruu wound
ed severely. previously reported miss.
iur boz action.
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wANTED--Female Help


twenty years. with dark hnir and
eyes, al companion Tor lady IN fam
lly ~ three Good home, References
nxehnnscd. Address, noN N-tl. care
Herald.
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New YorL Cuitnn MARKET.

Sow YORK.. IAN A. Cotton mtutrl
cluscd steady. lauulp 5000. March
ts No, a-a3s. iuiy s-e 9a. ur.
tohf' f-i go.
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APPLICATIONS FOR WORK
BY SOLDIERS

WANTEn-rusltlon hy experienced
spanish American photographer,
with some knowledge ~ bookkeeping,
Good references. HuN N-22, care Of
The Evening Herald.
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Chirtro. Jan ~ Butter lower.
receipts 1859 tubs. creamery 60l
soc.
EEgs lower. receipts 1851 eases.
nrsts t7ut7 isc, ordinary nfsts it b
tTo. ut mark. crHcH included 't H
a7kc
Potatoes lower; receipts ~ cure.
Wisconsin. Michigan and MinucHut'
huik 81 500 81 pni snmc m sacks 81 so
Isl GN.
Poultry. alive higher fowls 20 b.
gNc; springs 2ilaC
kan-I~ cts prsluoc,
kansas titN. Mo. Jan D. Iuttni
and poultry unchanged.
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FOR SALE

81, S00-G-room brick. modern. well
butt, hot water heat, corner
lot; Hirhmnda close in.
tt.foO-f.room. cement block cottnnc.
hath. riasrod-in porch. nrc.
place. EafaEc. south liigh.
lunuH.
o.. s5O-t.room ahingie bungalow.
modern, sleeping porch. fruit
trees, good barn. Highlands.
81 ,G0O-b-room frame. bath. etc.
sleeping porch, South Broad.
way. n good buy,
$1,000 room frame, modern. close
In. 9TH wnrd.
t2,iQo-a-room frame, bath, large
sleeping porch. Highlands
close in.
o.. 5O0-T-room. 2 story adobe. atuo
coed nth etc, lot 75Aiffi
close IN,
A. FLElSCHER
RI.NL ESTATE, rIiuE AND AUTO
MoniiE INSURANCE.. LOANS
Phone G5f. III south FOURTH
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IN fair weather prrparc for storm.
Huy Cerriilos cnal now. Hahn Goat
10. Phone ~.
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WANTED Position as honkkcopor.
Address " ~ C., care OF Albuuucr-
que Herald,
WANTED Position hy experienced
lady stonuErtphcr city references.
lIuN i4h. care Herald
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FOR REH i-Rooma

rOR RENT-corner OF 1'hird aud
copper Avenue. Rooms 20 and IS.
J. O. Albrirht
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iniue no alHerence where--pretty Washing
.on sot ,iis stereotyped message: "The marines
nave landed and have the situation well in hand"
aod TO this their unofficial motto, ''What we have,
we hold" and you have a pretty good line on
this picked outfit of fighting men,
This marine stuff is old stuff for an entirely
different reason-for two reasons One is that
there was lot of Sighting between June 1 and
November IL, 1918 The other is that we
now beginning to hear all about it, The point
IS: While the marines kept right adding to
their laurels and the regulars ran 'em dead
heat, the common, everyday American soldier
all branches of the servce-aso got into action
and staged some thrillers himself. National
Guard, National army, air service-it made
difference As fighting they proved they
were worthy to stand and to charge alongside
regulars and marines-and words say
more They have their own place in the sun and
they it in the only way fighting man can
win it, You know how
The German high command at the Spa in Bel
GUM during the war studied the American sol
dier systematically and thoroughly and formally
wrote its conclusions into the official records
Major Won Rundstendt, General Ludendorff's
staff, has made public some of these official
clusions One is 1.-THE Americans are very
brave and active but highly temperamental." He
explained this by saying that with the Americans
the fighting was a good deal of sporting propo-
sition, and that they wanted to get all the ad
venture and excitement possible out of 1t. Besides,
it impossible to tell what the Americans
would 40. Iney might attack anywhere ana any
time. They might get tired sitting around or
get peeved at the mosquitoes feel mad be-
cause their rations had not come up-then they
were apt TO take it out on the enemy. Major Won
Rundstendt asked TO offhand some of the
American divisions considered by the high com
mand among the best, replied:
1.-THE division which you call the Rainbow in
the Sky (Forty-second), and that division made
up half of marines (Second regulars) also the
Twentyeighth pennsylvania National Guard)
and the First (regulars)."
When the high command records were examined
these divisions were also found included among
the most effective: Thirty-second (Michigan and
Wisconsin National Guard) Twenty-sixth Nation
al Guard. New England) Thrty-third National
Guard. Illinois, Prarie), and Thirty-seventh (Na-
tional Guard Ohio.
Official American Portraits.
The Judgment of the German high command as
to division efficiency, it will be noted is borne out
by the American records now beginning to be
made public And Major Won Rundstendt uncon-
sciousy painted gorgeous picture of the Amer
lean soldier as a frst-class fighting man
1t is when we come the individual exploits
of cur fighting that get the real thrills
Official citations have given the bald outlines
of deeds of desperate valor that won recognition
Here and there some especially noteworthy
plot has found a sympathetic chroncler. Every
where is this outstanding fact: Every fighting