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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
WOUNDED
HEROES ON
WAY WEST
'T0URC|T'y
Model Hospital Train With
134 Wounded Soldiers Co.
ing to Camp Lewis Here
for Two Hours.

A model hospital train, carrying
1874 wounded soldiers to Camp
Lewis, Wash, stopped for over two
hours in Omaha yesterday morning.
During the stopover the men were
showered with flowers and cigarets
by local canteen workers, and talk
ell for a short toour of the city in
private cars.
With a few exceptions every man
on the train fought in at least one OF
the great battles of the world war.
A majority of the heroes were
wounded in the Argonne forest
fight, although men wounded at
Cantigney, Chateau Thierry and St.
Mihiel were among the group.
With the exception of Sergt. John
Cook and Private John Sande, both
wounded at Argonne forest, all OF
the men were in convalescent
stages, and able to care for them
selves. Shrapnel and gunshot
wounds, with an occasional gas
case predominated.
Happy Crowd.
They were a happy bunch of men
these heroes of the great war, in
spite of hardships and wounds suf-
fered during the struggle. No har-
rowing tales of death and blood
shed were told, and no complaints
we're voiced.
"We're on our way home" smiled
one round faced youth, so what
more could we ask?"
The men are all from the north
west. section of the United States.
andthe fact that they were headed
northwest seemed to be all that
was necessary to their happiness.
They began their journey across
the continent from the Debarkation
hospital at, New York. where they
were assembled together with re-
spect to the locality of their homes
A coincidence occurred during the
stopover when Priv. Charles
Spangle of the 326 field signal ba-
tallion mentioned the name of 1t
Col. Lawrence Simpson, an Omaha
man now in Audenach, Germany
under whom he0served. Harold
Simpson, brother of. Colonel Simp-
son, who served in the same ba-
tallion in France and only recently
| returned, was called by telephone
and came to the station, where the
two engaged in an animated con-
versation.
Open for Inspection.
The hospital train consisted oi
four bed cars, an operating car and
"a kitchen car. 1t is the first train
passing through Omaha that has
been open for public inspection, and
scores of people viewed the many
comforts and conveniences furnished
the men.
The bed cars are specially recon.
structed Pullmans. They are bracet
by steel girders to prevent tele.
scoping in case of collision, ant
have been changed in many Other
respects. The operatin- car is Z
| Continued on Page Three, Column Six
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
MEMORIAL HELD
FOR AERIAL HEROES.

Atlantic City, N j., May A.
Augustus Post, of New York, pre-
sided today at memorial service
held in the Steel pier in honor Of
the aerial heroes who paid the
supreme sacrifice in the world war.
The ceremony was held in conjunc-
ton with the second pan-American
aeronautic exposition now in ses-
sion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
Senator Moses Urges ]
Nomination Of Wood
for u. S. Presidency

Washington, May A. Senator
Moses of New hampshire, republ-
can, issued a statement tonight urg-
ing the nomination of Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood as the republi-
can candidate for president in 1920.
He said republicans of his state
were preparing to present General
Woods name at the par.y's national
convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
ARMY COTS FURNISHED
FOR EVICTION VICTIMS.

New York, May 4.-The United
States has furnished 1000 army cots
for the relief of poor persons rem
dered homeless as the result of the
wholesale rental evictions now TAX
ing place in New York.
This announcement was made to-
day by Capt. c. A. Goldsmith, U.
S. N, retired, who is working in
conjunction with Mayor Hylan's
committee in ali endeavor to relieve
the situation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
l-3ssi5Ssss 5 ! ! : = : s7 :
HOP OFF" SCHEDULED
FOR TUESDAY MORNING.
BITS OF NEWS

New York, May 4.-The three big
seaplanes in which the United States
navy aviators will attempt flight
across the Atlantic will "hop off for
Newfoundland on the first leg of
their journey at o'clock Tuesday
morning, if weather permits, it was
officially announced at the Rocka-
way Beach naval training station to-
night.
Trepassey, NJ F., May 4.-The
first seven links in the chain of naval
destroyers to be stretched across
the Atlantic by the United States
navy for its trans-oceanic fight
reached this New Foundland base
today and, after replenishing their
fuel and supplies, will proceed to
the Azores. Their orders require
them to reach their stations by
May 10.
St. Johns, N. f., May 4.-Harry
G. Hawker and Captain Frederick
F. Raynham were compelled to
postpone the start of their trans
Atlantic fight again today because
of adverse weather conditions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
EQUESTRIAN STATUE
MEMORIAL TO PREACHER.

Washington, May 4.--The memo
rial to Bishop Francis Asbury,
founder of American Methodism, to
bc erected here from funds collected
iE the Methodist churches of the
United States and Canada will be an
equestrian statue, it was said today.
This will be the first equestrian
statue of preacher in the United
States. 1t was decided on cause
Z Bishop Asbury spent much of his
time in the saddle and even prepared
many of his sermons on horsebac,,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
BUDAPEST SOVIET
APPEALS TO WILSON.

Vienna, May 4.-The Budapest
soviet government has appealed to
President Wilson to prevent the
onward march of the troops encir-
cling Hungary. The appeal says it
is time that wars bloody crime was
stopped; that the soviet is making
an honest effort for good govern
ment, and that it has kept order,
despite the slanderous reports to
TIE contrary circulated by enemies
who fled the country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
Mrs. Stella SWartzIander
Dies at Excelsior SPRINGS

Mrs. Stella M. Swartziander, wild
ow of the late Albert Swartzlander
and aunt of O. c. Redick, George
M. Redick and Elmer S Redick,
died at Excelsior Springs. The body
will be brought to Omaha today and
funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
Bank Strike Threatened

Paris, May 4.-The bank and
bourse employees union ct today
and voted to strike Monday. The
bank employees demand a minim am
salary of 200 francs monthly with a
renular increase up to 500 francs. 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
BERLIN STUNNED
BY HUN LEGISLATORS.

Weimar, May 4.-Leaders of the
German national assembly have de-
cided not to convene the legislature
at Berlin, as has been suggested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05

Belgians Dissatisfied
With Reparation Offered
for Sacrifices in War
Delegates Recalled From Paris to Attend Important
Council Which Will Decide Whether Terms Ar
ranged at Conference Shall Be Accepted; Allies
To Relinquish Money Advanced.

Brussels May 4.-Paul Hymans, Belgian foreign min
iste returned and will attend important cabinet
council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-05
THE WEATHER.:

Fair in east. unsettled
with probably showers in
west portion Monday; Tues-
day showers: continued cool.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
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Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G.. Winkler. no Sixth
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Entered as second-class matter August
Z, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
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Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G.. Winkler. 40 sixth
Street, N.-NN, Washington, d. c.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Entered as se%cond-class matter August
. 1913, at the post office Washington,
d. G., undcf the Act OF March 3 1873.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Gortiebuns fOIgt.)
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Hermann 6. Winkler, Proprietor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
Page from the Diary of
Red Cross Worker ReDedls
Many Human Interest Stories

money 70 buy food. He had a par
aiyted hand ard could not work. We
not In touch with hls father. Who
guaranteed his transportation home.
"A man who had made his way %
Denver from Michigan In search Of
hcnllh camr to the Office. We turn
% him oVet 70 the public health SER
vice. whore Il was learned he r1H
suffering from Tuberculosis. They
aent him 40 q ~sanliarium.
"A discharged soldier from Mon
lana suffering from tuberculosis and
n venereal disease applied for help.
His stories did not tally. and we told
hlm W. Eorid have 20 wire his home
tOHn before giving him aid. 10 which
ne replied. To he'll with the home
tqvn ! am IN Denver now. But We
81 fresh On leaving he eiAce "a when
a discharged soldier from Ken
lucky whom W. had helped through
an operation, came IN 10 exrress his
appreciation.
"a Nebraskan came IN and told ~
that while serving in France he had
been reported killed. after which re-
port his wife had married again. He
said tho man who had married her
had offered TO pay him $3.50 FOR a quit
claim 10 the woman. He asked for
transportation 20 get hack and collect
the money. We wired for authoriza-
ton.
"A Colorado soldier who owned
Nome horses and cattle on which
there was a small mortgage at the
time he entered the service came IN
and reported hat a Judgment had
'hcen secured against his property
while he was away. We referred this
case to tho Red Cross in the mans
home town. advising them IA take all
vantage or the soldiers and sailors
rollef act
There are about two million can
'nfhafa In Afrirn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

A nhse from the dairy al . Ret
Crneo worker whose duty a - 20 rive
e~11INlnnct 70 trsnscieui eplAifrs, ei1s
rIo4f1 trerI element of human Inter
e.i. During iISt meis than 1900
men hasz an4.',d ~ sfsisianes a
see ~ oincee IN ne
y m', re. ss s.'.s'as s.s 9 HssYi Sss s'E Ssss
~pressn.cs ~ s6,s,Isa'
WIf 14I1e> whose lose faIitd a
edtIIst a. var ", 4 he ee.tom q
a greet Itsn3 ~d.HIenlfr4 Hendrets
cnfnA 10 c6nttf IL search 81 health.
many have h~elrksne1 70 Horace
orteIry'a 90 West. founE man. 90
West And scores seek simply aeyen-
nre inerolg nnet Win the uanderiunt
d w~nnferIgsf stimulated and utana
weIl.niHnt inaatiaute b. = brief ton
iaot with ailnrlnF places In Europe.
Edward NcLtan. head Of the d.
plnion agents IL Denver a handiei
t~houaantt o. these mea In the last
eight months, Hla GARY for October
zist shows amenE other cases the FOL
Young saliel chap called at the
once and asked for a loan. Ife stat
"a that Ma wife was 4 shiinniy dancer,
Appearing IN ~gaudeViue. and that he
himself was worth $40 q dny to any
vaudeville company. a. = singer. We
told him W. would have 70 wire his
wife. Who was then In Chicago. be-
fore We could iend him any money,
shs had no money 70 send. and We adj
4iaed him 10 md a vaudeville CONF
peny that would a~ppreciaie his SER
.rhs ~ife o. ; Young saldjer from
Kansas came sn ana ssted assistance
for her husband Who had been ar
rested and pafed in jail for alleged
forgery. She was sent 10 q GONZALES
cent home % avail decision on her
* diaeharesd soidisr from Penn
rri4Ann1 had nrnrI1aaiF called ~ the
oflce and declared thai. after marry
ing : womea an his homo tate. be
had discovered that nhe was already
married, and had -four grown child
rem. lie rAmtrttd that ~ 90 not
cara 10 live with the gofnan n more
he wanted The Red Cross 70 help
nlrn out Of the dlaicuity We opened
neaAtlatiopn with hls homo town. but
in spite tf nif We could do the We
men brought the children along &c
Denver. with tho Announced iniention
Of Irving with her husband. She
came into The Qfnee today with her
four ,son aas es.Is ss..S ne r., we h had
WAN W||| $500 - 49,
hand Of Being yellow. aaiG he only
reason he nnfried her was TO escape
the draft, but that M srmy had taken
him any Hnr. She begged IA not 20
let him throw her down.
"A .repur9 same IN from southcrn
Colorado that q DISCHARGED soldier
had btcane temporarily Insane ?
had Jumped from 4 moving train. W.
wired - tie hons town and arranged
for him 10 he taken home BY A Rel
Cross attendant
"A soidler from iowa called at the
ofhca ana couapiained that he had
nothing 70 sat for ~ houfrs We gave
him a neal and discovered IN the
meanfime that he netded medical at
fcnuon hadlP. III lees than two hours
he wa4 IN the hospital.
The Red croea csnteen at the
linton station phoned thar . dischars-
cd soldier had beer csrfigd on the
train sufering from rhenmatlsm.
within an hour he was IN the hospital
a l8-year old by from California
camc g the enice and asked for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

declare that there shall be no stoclhold
es' liability On account of any stock H..
sued by the sid corporation aBd that ~
sioekhoidefs Of said corporation shall be
exempt frum al lahii.tira on account ~
any stock issued OF held BY them, eNecnt
such liability Tor The amount Of the capital
stock certified 20 have been paid In prop
mcnt Of business.
The princlpsi office o. this corporation
a. the onrr Of First street and ~.
New Mexico. and Arthur o. Bacheehf Is
the statuinry agent III charge thereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREBY. We. the said
incnrpofatort, have hereu. lo set our hands
and seals on this 9th day Of Noveih er,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
LEGAL NOTIONS


rnnal Nl1f11 of AanTifa N1ata ~ New
II n f1.rehv c.rtln.s ,h.t ne .,..xsa
h : fuli tres And sompiete manuscript of ds
1920. S,mrxS s~ffe
ii.t,iiiri IA iosol, e,ih 80 -ndsr.e.
a..r s ~ IN ~
~ r~enrd IL ~ of1ics 81 AZ efete Corno.
Fa,lsn csEnlssi0s i. ~. -.
ufIon Comml,.lon "a lhe STATE "a New
hrslco has caused this eertifieaie 10 be
sixasd " is Chalrma1 and iks seal Of said
Csmmissioe' 10 81 affixed 81 mo DIV of
santa ~ o. thls i5th day OF November,
Al ID 1879.
(sEALl
HUCH n. WILLIAMS
Attest. Chsirman.
A. l.. Morrison, ciefk.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION or An.
CHOR MILLING COMPANY no Stosk.
hoiders Liahlifyl.
kNOW All Man BY THESE PRES.
ENTs Tha, We, the undsrsirned. Artknr
u. bachechi Orrsie Hachechi Eiiore Fran.
chlni. Osldlo Franehini. Albert lsncloni.
Sam Crate, John y. OiLourhlin. Rinaido
faecetti, slro Chlordi. Mary Baehee.d, Ar.
Iafda nonaruidi. Hugo Bonafuidi. Jamca
0loml. Attic eantori Angelina BsnedeitL
Tony Rossi, Earenio Nleri. Pete Dineill.
Pete zsso. Llna Rranchini, Fanny Franshi.
nj i~orento Nieri. W. W. Mcclellan, Aug
~rIfi1enr u the Tinted Stases and ~ the
SLATE o. Sew MEXICO, and residents Of The
County Of neruaiillo. do. nnder the provi.
Aliens Of the laws Of New Mexico. associate
ourselves together a. 4 body corporate. and
DO hereby adopt the following articles o.
Incorporation
Article I.
ANCHOR MILLING COMPANY "
No siockholdcrsf L.iabiiity.
Article H.
.sld corporation sksii be- a. he sufasr q
htF.t ttfeet ma lIffat avenue. W the WI
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO

CeFtuicAte OF CompafiAon
United States 81 America. state Of New
MoNiro--se
II 4 Hereby Certified. tina, the annexed
. full. iuie and complete transcript of
the Certificate ~ stockholdersi NoHLin.
hility Of ANCHOR MILLING COMPANY
tho htockheldcrs' Liability (No. iO2Ogl
with the endorsements thereon. a. same an
pears en- tie and 81 record IN the office
Of the State Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. the state Cor.
poration Commission Of the State of New
Mexico has caused this certificate 10 be-
signed by is Chairman aud the seal 81 said
Commission. 90 be affixed NJ the City n
santa p on this i5th day Of November.
A. u 1919.
(SEALl
HUGH II. WILLIAMS
A. l. Morrison, CLERK.
CERTIFICATE or SroCKHoLDFRs'
NON-LiABiLITY OF ANCHOR M.
ING COMPANY, No stoekholdsrs' Lila.
bility
This !. to certify that the undersigned.
being all the original Incorporation who
have hled he certificate Of incorporation
~ the shove ramed corporation, hereby a..
soriAiing themselves together under the
provisions % the laws Of New Mexico Tor
and 20 hchalf o Themselves and all other
ttoekholders who may become associated
With them In said corporation. do hereby
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

PARASITIC police are holding a
man who h rcputed 10 have been en-
gagged to 40 m~iddie-agea women.
ffe - said 10 be n nervous wreck and
prefers 70 Stay In jail ~indehniteiy
laAncr than lace Ms swcetncnrts IN
court.
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AUG LAM MORT,
X. W. LYNCH,
A. MICHAEL.

InNMNI
STATE Of New Mexico, County Of Berha.
mlo--an.
On this en- day Of November. 1918. he.
iere me Presumably appssrsd Arthur q
baehfehi, orests Bachsehi. Ettore Franehi.
oi osidio Franehini.. Albert L%encloni. sam
urafe, john r. o'Lonrhlin, Hinaldo Pueeut.
" hiro Chord, hav nuehechi, Armida
honafuidis Hugo honnfuidi Iamea 0iouu.
attilio .~eapforA Angelino Denedeiti, Tony
ho,st, hugenio Nier. Pete Dinelli. Pete
Aiie, Linz franehihi. Fsuny franehini. Io.
reuto Aierlt ". W. Mcclellan. August Lam.
mert.A Michael. aud X. ". Lynch, citizens
ef albuquefqne, n. A.. aud 10 me known
% be the persons described la and who
subscribed the above and forsrolna instn.
inent, and each nc~knowiedeed Toe himself
that he executed the aame as his free and
voluntary act and deed aud for the hui.
poses therein set forth.
In Witness Whereof I have a.fcunto
set my hand and affined my notarial zeal
the dsy. and var frat above written.
(SEALl
J. A. MILLER
Notary Pnbiic.
Ny. eommlssion expires April IL, 1890.
ENDORStDi no. lU1O2- Cor. Reed. Vol
o, Page 500. Certificate Of NonIdabliite ~
stockholders 81 ANCHOR MILLING CON.
PANl me Htockholdera' Liabilltyl. Flled
IN office .of State Corporation Commission
Of New Mexico, Nov. rs. 1919, 2 b. M.
A l.. Morrison, tiefk
Compared IJo to MI.
Nov. 2t.22
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The aggregate Of which Is Seventy .four
Thousand, Hight tinndrrd shares " the
psr value o.. sesenu-four Thousand Eight
amoua: Of capital stock fully. paid with
which this eerporation shall begin bust
nrns.
The period during which this corpora.
ton shall eslst " nuY 1907 years froh,
and after the dais q lnsgrporsfins.
The number Of d%irrstors shan be not
less than three (9l nof more than seven
%, a. the siogkholders may by bylaws
s,sss'' snS s.S Sa.il sssfr",.s hs'o y ~. ~,
ths names and residences Of the dlrectors
wh9 shal serve Tor the frat three moHths
aud until their sneeessors are regularly
and daily chosen by The stoekhelders are As
Arthur o. BaeheehI. Of Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Eiiore franehinL. 81 Alhuquerqne. N. Al.
Albert Lencioni. Of Albuquerque, n. NJ.
sam CRATE, Of Albuquerque. n. NJ.
John T.. O'LouGhlin, Of Albuquerque, n, ~.
Article VIII.
me powers conferred BY statute. tho direr.
tors Of this corporation are authorized 10
hnld their meetings aud have ono or more
S ssrs;lon 's %i,h 70 t ss.P sss,. 'o q S 2, "a s,s sSs,
= such places a. they may from tune 10
time designate; to nE from time 10 time
the amount 20 be reserved - working cap.
ital TO determine the times Tor the deelAr-
ms and paying and the amount Of each
dividend on the stock 10 Determine and al.
rect the use and disposition " any surplus
OF net profits, and to authorize and cause
70 he executed mortgases and liens and al
othrr i~nstruments sffecting the real aud
p%trsnnal properly Of the corporation. 70
appoint one Or more Of their number On
executive committee. which committee shall.
Tor the time belnE aud until tho resolutions
- appointing be reseindrd. have and eser'
else al d the powers Of the board Of direc.
tou Which may be lawfully delegated In
the management Of the business ~ the cor
tprauua and shall have power 10 authorize
on behalf o. the board q directors the fla
Ing Of the seal Of the corporation In and Ia
I'll papers requiring a seal.
Article tx.
The stockholders Of this corporation IN
regular Or specisl meeting may make, alter
or amend bylaws not iucUnslstent with ths
stat1tes Of New MEXICO or these a~rtieies,
but the majority OF the stock issued and
ogistanding must be present or represented
at any stoekhoiders' meeting TO constitute
a quorum.
II WITNESS WHEREOF We have here.
unto set our hands and seals this 9Th day
Of November. 1919.
A. q. BACHFCHI. (SsAD
q. BAcHEcHL tseaD.
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of.,s o. ~" AeAten, NoAuty OF herna.
% lhis oh day Of November. 1918. be.
fore me personally appeared Arthur o.
hachcchl, Oreste Bacheshl, Eiioru ffanchl.
nj. ovidio franchiui. Albert Loncioni, Sam
Crate, John +. O'Lourhlin. Rinaido Facet.
h~onaeuidL huse bonnguidL jnnaea Giemi.
Attilo santoF, Angelino HenodetiL Tohy
hosAL Euaenio Nlcfi, Pete ninrli, Pete
zito, Lin franehini, Fanny FrAnchinl,. 10.
rcnfo Nieri. W. W. Mcclellan. August Lam.
mort, X. W. Lynch and A.. Michael, 10 ms
known 70 BE- the persons described IN and
who subscribed the above and foregoing
instrument aud esch acknowledged for him
sslf that he executed the same a. his free
and voluntary act aud deed and for the
purposes therein set forth.
In Witness Whereof I have hereuntn
set my hand and affixed 10y notariai scai
the day and year first above written.
(sEAL)
J. 4. MILLER,
Ny commission expires April ~, ip20.
ENDOHSEDi -. 1n2Ot. Cor. Reed. Vol
9. Page 900. Certificate o. Incorporation
~ ANCHOR MILLING COMPANY mo
Stockhalders' Liability. Filled IN office II
state Corporation Commission Of New
Mexieo, Nov. IS. 1919. 2 p. Ia.
Compared 40 to NH.
Nov 2i.22.
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X. FRANCHINI tseall
ufiDfo fHANCHlNf tHralJ
ALBERT LhNtiONl. thaaO
SAN CRAZE. (seaD
JOnN ~. q LoUGHLfN, tacnil
hINALDO rlCCETTl. tHcaD
HIHO CHORD, (seai)
AlAkf hAChECHI (Seail
ARhlpA nGNA0OfDL. (seall
HUGO B0NA0uIDi, (Soali
JAMES 0IOMI. (heall
ATrIL1O SANFORD, srall
ANGELINA nENEDETTI, (Beall
T. II. HO6Si, (heal
hu0kNlO NIfRf, (SealD
IiETRO DlNELLf, tHrall
fkTE XfTO. (ArnD
LIMA fRANCHINf. (Nenil
FANNY FRANCHiNf, (seaD
LORENZO HIERI. (Seal)
". W. MCCLELLAN. (Seall
AUGUSTA LAhMOKI. tseai)
r. W. LYNCH, (seai)
A. MICHAEL. lssalj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

There a-e about NO million can
In Africa.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-30
GOVERNOR SPEAKS.
ABOUT coNsrIPArlok

1t may truly be said that constlpa-
ton Is the father OF many ills. 1t
would most likely be big surprise TO
you TO know how many diseases have
their origin with constipation. The
bowels are the sewerage system of the
body and when clogged there is GER
tain to be trouble sooner or later. IL
you would enjoy good health make 1t
an inVariabie rule TO have your bowels
move once each day whether there is
an inclination or not. II you adopt the
right SORT of dict, one suited to your
age and occupation and take plenty of
outdoor exercise, no medicine will be
required. Medicine is for the sick and
for lazy people who are not willing
to walk -four or five miles a day rs they
should When n medicine Is r&iuired
You win find Chamherlain's Tablets
are excellent, easy 10 take and mild
and gentle In eflect.-Adv.