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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
YnnI.. IInI.l Knhish.

with The American Forces on tho
pvinn Front sunday Jan. @. Below
geto weather descended today ON THIS
front with the American forces still
holdiur the territory gained in last
weeks offensive. when the village ni
Kndish was rornpturvd The h'nd
quarters report today announced IN,
military situation unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
National Baseball
Commission Meets

Cincinnati a., IAN. Disposal of
routine matter. including the financial
budget, was expected tu ho the only
business t0 bee transacted hy the ma
uonni baseball commission az its an
uu1l meeting here today
Organization ~ the commission ana
the election OF chairman. which
heretofore has been made al the un-
nuni meeting. will he deferred "a he
considered M the Joint session ~ the
National ana American leagues il
New York ON January 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
IS Per Cent of
Yankee Wounded
Return to Duty

b washington. Jan. -uf a..
, IIl wound and injury cnHcH tab
D ulated In the American cNpcdi-
B tionnry holpitals between Ianu-
B any is and October ia, 1918, sos
. per cent recovered ana returned
. Ia duty. the war department nn-
. nounced today The percentage
. Of deaths was SIS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

from schneidcmuhl 70 nromberg a.
O. point west of schneidemuhi 0erman
troops are concentrated 10 contest the
Polish advance
Major Won Moidcnhaucr chief OF
volunteer riflr regiment and a mum.
her OF recruiting officers have been
ordered arrested by the Hrunawick
government on charges of treason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
House Committee
Approves Request
For Relief Funds

} Washington. Jan. presl'
dent Wilson's request that con
\ greAs provide 500. .u0N,0 goo for re- I
liof work In Europe, outside Of
Germany, was approved today ny I
the house appropriations com
mitteo. chairman sherley au-
uouncod he would report q bill
tomorrow and seek ~ prompt
passage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
srAWrACUs srAGE
nI6 ALTON

Berlin. tMomduNl jan q. The
spnrtacus group is engaged today in
hig demonstration AGAINST the SOW.
ernmcnt Tons OF thousands OF fol
lowers Of pr. Enrl Idehknecht hnyo
heon pnradinE in inter den Linden
and the andenheruerstruaae and ma
this dispatch is nlcd are returning
nlonr tntlr dvn Linden Up 10 this
timr up shots have been frgd.
The Wihctsirnssc from tnter dem
Linden To- below the i.ciuairaifanHr b.
packed fun of government sNmpathE.
ors
Hundreds of vouths aud other civ
ilnuH In the sparntacan ranks are
carrying rifles. l'is, lighting has oc-
CURED A the corner Of the Wilhelm
stfnsse aud INTER den idndcn. whore
the nolshcSiki demonstrators took
away their opponents standards.
Spurtacnn soldiers took u stand Ia
open order tn front OF The Hotel Adlon
with their riflou ready, but there was
no firing.
The spartaenn mnrchors, with the
exception OF the wurkmen from Ger
tain factories comprise the scum OF
the city ana four fifihs Of the wholo
number are bfdruEEled women and
young girls,
The American ring has been hoisted
over the Hotel Adlon whore the
American officers helonrng TO tbs
prisoner hnl food commission are Nv
Ing
The opinion seems general that onl,
miracle can prevent blood lottinp
before the end of the day
Copenhagen. Jan. 2 Adolf jeff,
and " gadok. leaders of the uolahe'
WIKI mission to Gcrmany are in ner
I'm assisting nr lArhknecht ana Ross
Luxembourg in fomcnting IA Dolsha
Wiki revolution According 10 ndNi~ei
received here they are believed 10 b
at the police headquarters which b
I tho stronghold OF tho fpartacans
rho Independent socialists who's
[ leaders were recently dismissed fruu
] tho government are reported TO hav'
gone over entirely 90 the Sparlncnns
These two groups have issued a Join
proclamation declaring that the fins
nght 10 preserve the revolution mua
now be- fought,
Htrlln, saturday. Jan. Their
.hus hocn further shooting in i'uscl
/ aud lively street fighting between "a
[ Poles ana homc guards at Gnesvn AM
stfeloW, according 10 special d|s
patches received here.
The foies now hold the uilwa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
wlckcr-hnm GETS Alnskn Seal.

Washington, Jan, T. Ry vote OF
ent go % tho hoIse today adopted
the election committee's report seat
inr James Wickerahain, republican. as
Alaskan delegate In place of charles
A. SulEer demOcvat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
ANARCHY REICNS AS
PREPARATIONS FOR
BIG BATTLE BEGIN

Spartacus Leaders, Organizing His
Troops for Final Struggle, Which Seems Immi-
nent; Banks Are Barricsded; Hundreds of Boil
shevik Partisans Are Carrying Rifles, but Firing
Has Not Yet Begun; Reds Menace Hotel Where
American Commission Is Quartered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
Bolshevism in Berlin
What War Surgery Gan Do
Keep the Thugs Out


ORIM ANARCHY. accompa-
1, MED by her handma:ilens
- Famine and Murder, stalks
through the streets Of Berlin TO.
day Where the disorders that are
today raging in the Gcrman cap
ital will end no one knows
Where they ought to end is
clearer. Allied occupation Of Ger.
many Is without doubt the only
solution of the problem. The Ger
man people have shown AN utter
incapaciiy of goyernmcnting
themselves
A. we have pointed out in these
columns before, the deficiency is
not mental. a. il was with Russia.
II is purely aud simply moral.
Mutual disirust aud suspicion
breed scdiiion and surely the
Gcrmans have good cause 10 be-
Suspiriuus and distrustful of each
uihcrl
The complete occupation Of Ger.
many hy the forces of the entente
should not be- difficult task The
allies are already ruircnched in n
goodly slice of the country, and
the enemy : military puwcr Is too
much strauglcd 10 offer effective
resistance.
The German nation today " a
raving luuatic. IL viii, be AN act
of mercy to pat Il into strait
Jackct.
The most serious argument that We
have 90 far heard against the league
uf nations plan BE- the fact that Count
won ttsrnstorff the former German
ambassador 10 the United Sint's. in.
dorses 10
Apparently. the count is said 10 be-
husf preparing data tn be presented
o. the peace conference Doubtless
thiH includes detailed report ON the
sinking 90 the l.usltania the outrage
tr belgium. the dpaulatluu ~ serbia
hnd ths other uU-hits ~ kultur that
Gsrmuny has offered the wurla.
IN. league of nations muH' be ID
partnership of nations that entertain
respect for each other To admit Ger
many into such partnership before
she has done years ~ peuhnre fuf h"i
sins Ia like letting H thug into th,
company uf gentlemen.
Eighty-fiyr per cent ~ the wound
81 patients listed In American cape
ditlauarN hospitals. according 10 al
Official announcement made public to
day
THIS IN added proof of the cfficicn
~ of modern military surgery 1h'
experience OF other allied ccuntrie
has been similar II has been fouu,
that On an average. 90 per cent of th'
war wounded men recover Count
ing those who ar. inyaiided home, IN
American average is about the same
War h still dread scourge hut sci
encr has done much 60 mitigate ~
trTtorF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07

Copenhagen Jan 7Berlin is in a complete anarchy aud
cv has been begun there according the Munich
dent the otcn Ills information says based telephone
messages rom the German capital
All the barrcaded great number Of the public
buildings the hands Of the radical
Thousands Of worlmcn Of sparecus faction
respondent reports crowdng points
all parts of Berlin.
The reported the intention Of the government make
effort the building Of the police guards later the day
possession Of all the machine guns
Karl Lcbkncch the sparacan leader about city
organizing his troops the final which the correspondent says
IL is expected will begin very
Hundreds Of persons reported fleeing from the city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
MAKERS OF WAR Do
NOT BEAR BURDEN,
SAYS PRESIDENT
Wilson Tells Italians That Suffer.
ings of People Form Real Price
of Battle; Countries Dominated
by Capital, He Says.

Turin. ,Mondi,l Jan. q In re-
spnud.ng tu uu address hy the mayor
ut Turin zoo 90 luncheon lu hiH honor
here today. President Wilson sold
"Your yNcrllcngy and fellow ciu-
rrurt
"Nuu show your welcome boz many
delightful wave and lu mo- more delight
tul WaN than fhai .u which Nuu have
shown lt to-day The words which the
mayor hnr uttered have touched nae
very much and ! have been both
Touched aud stimulated hy tho words
which the ElElar has su kindly uttered
m behalf ~ the government ~ this
great Kingdom.
"lt b. very delightful to feel my a..
suylItIrU with thHt government ana
with this ,iN ana I know how much
and with what vitality Italian effort
COMES out of th.H great center ui iu-
durtfy and Thought A. I passed
through your streets I had this seuHH-
ton. % sensation which I have often
had bon ms own dear country at home.
"a sensation uf friendship ana of Close
NmpufhDtir contact I could have be.
UeNcd myself lu un American city !
frlt more than hat felt what I
have ulau frlt tt home that the real
blood us the republic flowed iu the
streets u tht veins uf tfoHr plain
,....t.I. y.U. t..f, than u.f4p nf thf
.f r... I..tn. u,, str...s and
.,tJ.. ,f y..
..., ....
'hV1 "' '' ~
Victory which wc have wuu'
Iittic children ipY.
Think 90 thr price ut blood ana
treasure NOT only but the price oi
tDtrs aud the pri'r oi hunger uu ih'
lltt 90 little rhlldfrn, or the hopes u'.
uNrd CO., th" diHWlNrN pr"HUtrie ihHl
hur' heavy up'u tno homes Those "i
u- VITO plan BATTLES ana those ot u'
Vino conceive V"ul'Hl NOV, ,h'nl. Nl
Uut boar tuu hurH % ut ll We iirrtl
.uI the other. ..U.Ifl. Nc uI.u AND
thr others perform and the conquest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
NEW yoRK METAL manKEr.

New York. Ian. 7-spelter easy
East ~ Louis delivery, spot offered
at 1905 January $50. Others un-
changed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-07
NEW xExroo's wEarHEn

Tonight and "Wednesday fnir, moi
much change IN temperature.
Local; Maximum a.. minimum o4'
range 80: az o'clock ~. north wind.
Clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

Of The formal warrant Of the Cover
nor and Council authorizing their pay
ment. Employees were paid only once
a month except for irregular advances
II anticipation OF payday. This sys-
EN- had no sanction n law and hau
been adopted because the infrequent
Council meetings anu The almost con-
sranr absence Of the Governor from
Augusta
In accordance with the promise made
in The campaign ! moved my family %
Augusta before the beginning Of nv
FERN of office and have since been here
on the Job except when The business
Of the State TOOK me elsewhere. 7 hava
had no vacation out of touch with the
Office except three days in 1917. Ny
family have spent the summers al the
saashore and I have been here in AL
Gusta except fur inf-euuent week ENDS.
Ny business interests are still in Isl
and Falls. ! have been there Ave times
n three years and then only TO stay
ever q train or over night when public
BUSINESS required ne 70 go into A-oos-
LOOK county.
the Executive Council men Of a grade
Of business judgment and capacity I'M
surpassed within my knowledge Of the
history Or Maine. Instead OF the month
l. Council meetings we have met ev-
err week. have paid employees weekly.
taken cash discounts on bills for ma
rerials and supplies Ind have insisted
hat all revenue come directly into the
State treasury and al bills ne paid
directly from the State treasury. No
institutions or departments arc now
arriving Stale funus on deposit ez-
cept t;le military fund and the forestry
district. which have mat speciaL au-
ihority by statute. Instead Of tha
somewhat haphazard management OF
apartments which prevailed heretofore
We have had constant cn-operauon and
ronsultation ana the supervision ~ he
Governor ana Council Is not lorna. or
nerfunctory but intimate anu paInstak-
lnE extending 20 all the essential de-
tails Of tho work of The depa-- men IS
ana institutions.
In he -emodelling Of the Blaine
Mansion tins sor- Of supervision has
been exercised. It has been nur pur-
pose. fulfilling what we believed TO ha
vour Intention. 20 make of i a build
ing worthy of the double function nf
= rnemnrlal ana d residence for the
Chief Executive OF the State. SuCh
tens as whether 10 lower the cellar
floor ur put The heating nlant in i
zunken pit. whether 20 use brass or
galvan zed iron pipe for the water sup
ply. whether 70 use plate glass or or
dlnarv window glass, whether 10 use
WOOD or metal Ia-hs on the ceilings:
whether 10 use gas or coal for heat
ing the water, whether 70 cement The
whole cellar floor or only that part
in the walk and around the neater;
whether 10 Use concealed or omen ra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08
y Boats Made Movies OF Helpless
Merchantmen

Taken from the ralded archives Of tn
old German Admiralty Of Won Tirpitz
during the revolution year ago in
the Fatheriand highly coiored films
have been brought to this country BY
J. II. MackZum, d K. Of . secreta-v.
These show wounded merchant vessels
N The Irish sea being torpedoed and
under BheIlHre. The motion picture
work was done by one Of the : boats
which had wandering mission during
the height OF the ruthless submarine
warfare campaign around the British
Isles This boat not only engaged in
sinking several ships but had on board
half dozen skilled carera men.
Despite the crippled condition Of the
steamers. the z boats can be seen d.
rect!ng hot shell fire al them while
the men are IN the water swimming 10
lileboats and RATS. II is d most har-
rowing picture. There are other pur.
tions showing the torpedo leaving the
tube at the bows of the submarine and
speeding away on it's mission Of de-
struction.
There were more than 1000 feet Of
film used by this unde-sea craft in its
mission around the English channel and
Irish sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08
CARBON!
Ria System of Ciogced up
Waste and Poisons
with tCascNefs."

NC .a-o0n Clogs and chokes a
INTO. so me excess bile N liver,
. -he consLpated waste IN the
.ors,s p-oduce foggy brains. head
re sour acid stomach. indigestion
inv SIKH, sieepless nights. and
7al roius
.. Gentle, harmless "Cascarets"
Ell, me gvrten nf the toxins. acids.
-sses auc pu1sons which are keeping
nj IDset-
-ake ~ascare-s and enjoy the
noes, -enrlest iaxarive-cztnartic
~. ~vr~ experienced Cascarets
-e,e- rr.np. sIcEen. or cause incnn-
.ar,eace They work while you
seer. Dox If Cascarets costs SO
,-.ie TOO Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

SO North Union ST, Rochester. \. Y
For five long vears ! was afflicted
with Stomach. Liver and Kidney
Trouble. which developed into SER
ous Bladder Trouble During MAJ
time am safe in saying ! rried over
30 different remedies without relief.
saw testimonial OF ! think. a
Montreal man about Fruit tives'
and concluded 10 make one more
trial. Ey the time the sample box
was finished I found quite an IN
provenent and when had finished
a soc. box, there was a grand I'M
provement far beyond my eXpecta-
tIons.
To make long story short, I be
Iieve Fruit a-tives" or fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the world has ever
produced"
r. z. OFIyNN.
Government Concrete Inspector.
soc box, for 500, rriai size &c.
At dealers or from FRUIT A TN Els
Limited. OGpENSBCRG, y. Y
DIV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

was the custom fur the Governor IN
less he happened to live IN Augusta.
To come here very seldom except for
Council meetings which occurred usu-
ally only once a month. Bills can be
paid by the State only on the warrant
OF the Governor and Council and
therefore, under that system could be
raid only once month. Necessary ex-
pendttures between Council meetings
were met by advances in the form of
checks to treasurers Of State INST
tutions 10 be by them deposited and
In turn used 70 pay bills in advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

Rev. DR. Samuel ". Gehrett, vet
eran fisherman Of the Philadelphia
Methodist conference. past 70 years Of
age. has got himself in dilemma hy
saying that he caught 40 trout during
a thunderstorm in the Pocuno noun
tains. Or, T. Chalmers Fulton. COZ
responding secretary of the Penn
sylvania State Fish snd Game Pro
tective Association. Says that you
can't catch fish in a thunderstorm
because they won't bite On the sur
face. and that if the clergyman S
story - true be u liable to a f1ne of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

marihuRna. q form of Indian hemp
which when smoked produces the
more agreeable effects of opium. bur
add to these d mania for fighting,
The words the bandits sing 10 il
form coupler which may be trans
lated. with CarranZa's benrd I am
going 10 make a ribbon ftoquiIla) .
put on The hat Of the brave Pancho
Villa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

$500 for catching Is fish over the legal
limit, If he didn't throw them hack
catch fish in a thunderstorm, AMI
that ne causAt most Of his win
worms in a valley in a bend. where il
became So dark that the fish could
not see him, and that he threw baciz
Is fish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

The Governor finished az 5.1S
@ clock. having spoken exactly 40
minutes. AS ne collected ms papers
and books to leave the nall the House
arose and the applause ana cheers
lasted until after he mad left the
chamber.
Rep. Barnes Of Houltnn then arose
and SAID: Mr. Speaker. I move that
the report Of the Governor, in com
pilance with the twC orders of tins
House with the accompanying pa-
pers. estimates and accounts. be ac-
cepted. made a part Of the record Of
TINS House ana fled with the clerk y
Il was CARRIED with tremendous
shout Of Ave.
Rep. Pike Of Eastport SAID 'T
move that 1000 copies Of the Cover
nors address, with the papers sub
mitted. be printed for the use of this
Legislature"
Rep. Baxter Of Portland salu. II
move 10 amend the order by printing
5000 instead Of 1000 copies"
Applause and another shouted
aye carried the motion.
Rep. Pike If Eastpor. introduced
an order that during the recess Of
me Legislature a committee consist
ing Of three House members appoint
ed by the Speaker and two senators
appointed by the President make an
investigation Of the moneys in ana
the expenditures from the contingent
fund, the expenditures On the Blaine
mansion and estimates for compile
uonof the same: 10 hold public hea--
lngs al the State House and order
books and papers produced, at the
expense Of the State. empowered TO
order the attendance Of persons: the
committee 10 file its report not later
than March l, 1920.
Rep. Barnes Of Eoultun SAID: I'VE
have had presented the extremely de-
tailed figures in compliance with the
orders, some Of which we have lis
tened TO and others we will later
read. We hope IN compliance with an
other order TO have them tomorrow
morning TO read. move that this or
der De tabled"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

Railway stations N Sweden a.
which meals are served are Indicated
by the simple. bur suggestive picturs
of crossed knife and fork Opposite
10 the name of the station IN the
time table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

The 10y of the Mexican bandit is
the song La CuCaracila." the name
Of which ordinarily means q cock
roach. bur IN this case refers 10 a
drugged cigarette druggeQ with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

With a supply uf natural gas.
Shreveport, La, gets gas for heating,
lighting, and cooking at Ii cents a
thousand feet. less 10 per cent FOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

prompt payment Of bills. and eie2-
tricity is sold TO large consumers az
less than I cent per kiIowatt-
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WATCH
THE BIG 4

''onach- Kidneys-Hearf-kiv
.p the vital organs healthy by
quarry taking the worlds stand-
~ remedy for kidney, liver.
'0oe. and uric acid troubles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-08

uiaiors N the public par. Of the house:
whether 70 Use plated Or solid brass
tnr the hardware; whether TO use gran
lie or wood N the construction az rhe
new steps; whether 70 Use the knob End
tune system or the more expensive CON-
duit system for the electric wa-ing-
these and scores of similar problems
nave been discussed and decided as
the work Progressed The constant Dur
pose has been TO have the work sub
staurial and diguified. but TO spend no
money for extravagant or gautfy show.
The cost Of The completed building will
-ecessariiy be large. II II seems ex-
cess've to any Of you. you may be n
terested TO know that the economies
WHICH we have introduced II the print
ing Of public reports and documents
alone will probably save N the four
years Of nv TWO administrations. an
amount sufficient 70 equal the entire
cost Of reconstruction and repairs OF
The Blame mansion.
The last three years have not
been easy years. claim no especial
credit for close attention to public
duties; that has been nv Job. The
general oversight Of an annual ex-
penclture Of about nine million dol
lars is fair-sized JOB for any man
and the State from now on will ex-
pecf any 1ncumnment of this Office 10
devote his Tina unreserved,v 10 the
Task. Besides the emergencies of war,
other factors have complicated the
situation. Violators Of law have been
pursued releutless,y I have been
bounded and threatened TO an ex-
tent even beyond the knowledge Of
my close associates ny the unscrup-
ulous gangs of booze sellers. Sanb-
lers and penderers To vice whose
Shiny business mas been 1uterterred
with and destroyed. Active politicians
have resented my unwilIingness 10
consider political influence ahead Of
merit and fitness in making appoint
ments 10 public Office.
But amid ali the criticism and
fault finding Of nearly three years.
no one 10 my knowledge has insiruaI-
ed thai the public funds were not
properly and lawfully expended to
the last dollar Il Is matter N COM
mon nOwledEe around the State
the last political campaign used ex-
pert accountants for several weeks
n the enueavor 70 discover some
thing that could offer basis Of crit
ICism. They were cheerfully given ev-
cry facility for securing information.
Their subsequent retlcence on the
subject during the campaign was
fair Indication they failed 70 IND
what they sought.
IT has apparently been assumed
N some quarters that a suspicion Of
this s0r- furnished the motive for the
introduction Of The two orders under
consideration. 1t Is for that reason
that l could not restrict myself &c d
mere formal compliance with your
request. / am here TO say TO you n
person that no trivial expenditure
even has been authorized during my
yerrns If office except IN accordance
with The law us We understand I
and with the purpose Of advancing
what we believe to be the welfare Of
the State. ANY man who insnuates
he contrary is either IEnuranLlv or
wilfullv stating that which is IN
true"
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fhe pseturnfed pudding no wm he
found very hxncy N . coiznder for
draining Vegetables. uacarpnl- wnan-
ing lettuce. eEc-