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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
Soldiers and Sailors Attention

Are you troubled about your Insur-
ance. Compensation, Allotments and
Allowances, write to the Home Service
Section, of the Red Cross Crandon,
Wis
All Soldiers and Sailors discharged
before Feb. %, 1919 are entitled to ad-
ditional bonus of II cents a mile and in
some cases of cents mile.
Write to Home Service Section
American Red Cross, Brandon, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
JOHN E. HIMLEY, Editor and Owner
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1919
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

Wabeno, Wis, July 1, 1919
Board of supervisors of the town of
Wabeno met at the clerk s Office for
purpose of acting on bills and such
other business as might legally come
befors the board. Meeting called to
order by VIM. Hubbard, chairman at s
O'Clock p. m. All members present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed by tht board and the Clerk au-
thorized to issue checks in payment of
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11

First pub. June 6; last July 18, 1919
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IN CIRCUIT
COURT FOR FOREST COUNTY.
D. C. Hess,
Plaintiff,
vs.
c.. E. Smith, Defendant.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11

Mrs. Smith of Manawa is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. L. P. Kommers.
Miss Gertie Slowe and Miss Dorothy
Ashbeck left for Minneapolis yesterday
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo,

Lucas County, SIS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm OF r. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., ToledoP o.
Sold by all druggists, Use.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
Hay Crop For Sale

For Sale for cash. The hay crop on
the 40 acres of Mrs. l.. Schmidt Il
miles south of Wabeno. Leave your
offer at the Advertiser office by July
18th.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
RED CROSS MEETING

The annual meeting of the Wabeno-
Soperton Branch of the Forest County
will be held at eight o'clock in the
Town Hall Friday evening, July 18th.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11
Official Publication
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
STATE BANK OF WABEN0

located at Wabeno, State of Wisconsin,
of June, 1919, pursuant to call by
the Commissioner of Banking.
RESOURCES
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11

County of Forest. IS.
|, A. E. Lawrence, cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear,
that the foregoing statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
A. E. LAWRENCE, Cashier.
Correct. Attest: NJ j. Dickinson, F. 0.
Rusch, Directors.
(Notarial Seal
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of July, 1919.
j. E. Himley, Notary Public.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-07-11

SUMMONS:
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO THE
SAID DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service
of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and defend the above en-
titled action lin the Court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure so to do
judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the COM
plant, of which copy is herewith
served upon you.
GoGGINs, BRAZEAU & GoGGINs,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
P. o. Address: Grand Rapids, Wood
County, Wisconsin.
That the lands effected are the S. w.
of the S. VA of Section Is, Township
81, North of Range l6 East, Forest
County, Wisconsin,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

today received r. cahlcgfam from thor
son. Sergeant. Major John donald vii.
son, with the Amsuru forces tn
France. stating the he Will return to
Albuquerque sometime m February.
Young Wilson iH now az bordsauN.
Frante
g A Coz arrived here from Mount
ainuir last night
g. q Retry lE % visitor in the cty
from santa Re
Joseph biho. Of n%oruauiic. b. in tho
CITY today
tom pay,. Of Grants. b. here on
business
Aicio Gurlc. Of o. loy,. ls in The
city.
TWINS we're born Yesterday To- NJ
ana Mrs Alexander ,hptos. who uN,
on the Indian school road
Rudolph shortz. un export sheet
metal worker and furnace man. Who
recently came here from the Pacific
coast Whore he was employed boo gov.
eminent shipyuriH. has accepted "a
position with tho Crescent Hardware
company and began work today
Regular tumclaNU iIITrIm Rom.
mundrN 80 o. X O.. this evening ut
go. WORK tn tho order of tho itod
Gross Visiting sit knights welcome.
e.. o. iowbsf recorder OF the SHINE
viii leave Tor ~ rufo aH advance
guard OF tho local shrine dcloHutio a
which viii leave tomorrow night. tl
take part in the ceremonial There
saturday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
ROTARY BOOSTERS
At LUNCHEON HEAR
TALK ON WORLD WAR
Local Man Just Back From France
Tells Club Of Great Events on
Western Front Exhibits Sow.
enirs.

Herbert grunsfrli. Formerly d mem.
hnr 81 The American forces boo France.
VIM has been owe practically al ct
tho western battle front wls ono 1T
me Rhisf HuptkorH tt Dee regular
weekly luncheon ~ the iiufHry CLUB
held at The AitHfldo hotel Thursday
noon.
Nr Gruusf,1 stated that practical.
N 100 frs equipment con fhr western
front we ~ Ifru.h HuI UfIfrh make
ln describing The -tu NIhIfl battle
front De- stated fhHf we're
placed wheel Goo wheel Cor t distance
uf twelve mIInH TUIH explained 'lv
awful huuNHfiufuf from fNIs uni.n
81 Uur, Euus &C. showed myuthers
uf fhu fiuH shells 1904 souvenirs hp
tlut from 1'ruHu trru.h rs Up read
letters %, found boo Hun t%uruuts
which stated met SOME uf fhu .irf
wHU soldier. NrIr about Goo surrender
fu fIt ArItfIUIu. This Wus UtWuu
fHrs Nf GruHafsIi stated
other .urHEtra wUfr 81 g. Reid.
Who ssuIruU fhy WORKINGS uf tho
sts'r legislature. trd D g. Eusa local
rrpfHHtlfIfItt H. thr f|tirfiI BOARD uf
Vocational tIuIul fHr .uliIsfs Who
hItr been IaHHiHi boo tHr Wat Me-.
Nur stated 'ast fhv nmsHt b.
o-ndoYNurur fu secure thr ututts uf lll
W'u who hove been injured In mII.
900. .,rtI", tuu 10 th,. fr unable
Goo r..U Itr %. government Will
tIu them HIuur HUN Nul fUtH Ir
T" HUI UH. fH.IT .tI"HHt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
Night Bible Class of
Y. w. Will Be Held
Every Friday Evening

The u.sht riHio class for womcu a,
ihr headquarters uf tHr Young Won.
Uu a. Christian association will begin
tomorrow at 800 O'Clock and Will be-
called tu order sNsrf Friday evening
ut Die ,1rlN huur Co ,uuhl, cluss stu
dents tu gsf AWAY before h O'Clock 90
Keep other appointments The tu.
"uuuurrmUut That Rev Katherine
Head Is Go Do tHr Instructor in this
class fIt wum,u Ia HsHuruur, OF o.
lurgv 'ufullWprt Mrs ti'Hid Who Is
au ordained minister uf the 1uuHrsru
rUnIl church. .ud ahu BIOS u wealth
uf huowirdE. uf Bihlir,l themes hta
also u remarkably clear and appealing
way uI pointing Tho lessons and pre-.
HrutuE fItiH Hud parallel history trat
make ~ rvruir, tr,Ht tu study with
ben
Thvr' pre- mo- charges Cor these
rlusf"s tnlt are open Go 900 women oi
tho tfN who urU interested lu Bible
HfHd. 1u, UUufr. Goo Dee token 90
u.t hI Nfs ti,iIl NIll a., study ui
omen of U'l Testament times
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
kiwanians Take Up
Question of Half
Rate Feed Freight

Neaiizinr the Importance - the
continuance ut the half freight rate
on feed SUITS shipped into sections
% New Mexico. the kiwHnis club. 81
iiH regular luncheon yesterday. 40.
pointed a committee to- cooperate
with 40 other organizations Interested
ln an endDHVur go acrufe the nuilificn.
lion ~ the recent order rpHoindiug the
hall rate The committee will work
with the New Mexico cattle a Horse
Growers association. the New Mexico
Wool Growers association. n cham.
hef 10 Commerce County Farm Agent
TInHlny and many others
y o. rhristy was the chief speaker
al the luncheon and h. those as his
subject Architecture The subject
was most appropriate us Aibuuuoruur
b. nov ON the verge ~ "a new huildinn
campaign Ia provide accommodation
for ~ fart increasing population
~ was announced hy George W
York ~ cleveland. ohio. whu was o.
guest at the luut heun. that the lumber
mill will resume operations ehfH this
m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
ALBUQUERQUE MAY
BECOME A|RMA|L
SERVICE STATION
Chamber Of Commerce Appoints a
Committee 10 Look Into Advis.
ability Of Establishing an Aero
dome in Near Future.

VIII an aorudoms De- "a profitable
Investment Tor Albuquerque aud m %
h practicable subject Tor cunsidpra-
ti"n b. tho question that IL commit
tee composed % Arthur pruoFcr g..
~ Barber ana Charles Hoehi d. asked
io nHr"fialn hy the Chamber Of Com.
mertr.
There has been considerable taik
lately ~ The aeruplHnts now owned by
he government heinr used for mail
.ffNlrp ana Tor commercial purposes
" iH also beginning % be Understood
lN ne Chamber % Commerce ~ many
cities that tho city which Dr. property
equipped Tor the landing of planes
VIII stand much more chance 81 be-.
iur booked uH aE Hirpiaue mail sore
vice stopping point
Any city equipped with Hn nerudnms
viii also soon hnruWc known 90 HtlH.
tors lud viii probably boz booked a. %
stopping place Tor this type ~ travel
which Will assume considerable pro-.
portions In the near future
What the chamber desires The COM
Wittee "a do b. Go look into the sound
tess % the proposition aud o. report
be- tho near future us 60 whether.
where Whcn aud how Albuquerque
should establish Hu Irrndong
~ b. reported That the committee
has already looked pretty thoroughly
into the question aud thnf Hf least one
uf ~ members expects 20 make t trip
to 90 t'isl boo the utHf future far the
purpose uf tnhIuu the matter up with
army Officials there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
OESTREICH ELECTED
cor {. PRESIDENT
FOR ONE YEAR TERM
New Head OF City Business Body
viii Hold 10 a Progressive
Policy in all Matters Pertaining
TO Albuquerque.

" &C. up.tre.gH Boz 'Hr n,w president
~ the chamber Of Commerce having
been elected ut th, mret,us ~ th,
chamber directors yesterday after.
Dthrr officials elected are
George a. kts,Wuu. first NIDp. urrsI-
dent j r. Mclaughlin SECOND ,lr,
president amt Aldo leopold. score
ttiE 40 viii hold office Tor thr term
uf uur year
rrrsid,ui D'str'igh, whose vlu 'iuu
was pruphosIHl when 10 WIs learned
HAT Dee had cure the most votes
Hf HuN director ut the election a. few
IHEs tru Will carry uut hls plans fur
progressive Attitude un the part ui
fhu chamber
g du not believe Ion M, policy ~
ruirruvhm'ni slld Mn NrstrUI,h. boo
nl- address accepting the lcud uf the
.lfN organization 20 do mot uyllr,,
flHt Albuquerque WIH stand stIll.
Conn unite. du NOT stand stll the,
either D. u forward ur backward THIS
.IfN must ru forward.
President bvstrrIvh went over MANY
points Of Imperative Interest Go Alhu.
uuUrIuo boz hIs brief talk. outlining
the most progressive program that
the chamber ui Commerce % Set
worked uIior
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

Pay your dues TO the "2-bit' club
FoIt-p TsN service. Phone 40.
Auto -prsnEu. all makes Kcrber co
TaSt t'hons nc. Nicholson TAFT
o. ~ Thuuipauu u the State col
lorr be- lu the city on business
Lieut. EdHnr Uopcr Of Amarillo. b.
here Cor t few days visit
Walter Taylor arrived her" ycstor-
O. : Mitchell b. here from Santa
e. g. uaiinr of wluslow. b. In tho
riff uu huHunss
Nf- D. o. Vlurhn ~ rerca. is VS..
ifIur lII,Hl. loo fhs UltN.
htlls Nt rs uf suturfu, Dr. here "n
HusIHr..
o. o. I.truro uf Monte vista. b. In
tho city fur few days
e. o. Farrell Be- uu Albuquerque Wis.
tur from On iaHo to-day.
johnson lihu uf san Rafael b. here
" ID. DIrsou is .n the city from
% i'i.u
Woni vus received az tho forest
s,ftIu, fhH morning that Lieut. Harry
a Dn. mbtrIair. formerly a forest
rHuE,r 300 thIH district has died OF
% o. Chapman RETURNED TO th- city
last uIEHt after u several days busi.
uprs visit Boo Santa Bee
John Kerr. who htH been in Santa
&C. uu government business. returned
bonn, Yesterday
Victor uHohe,ht ~ ycara of ZEE
ruu OF g. uHrhsrht. who has been Boa
,uliog' iu Florence. Italy. has arrived
boo Sew Work. and viii soon leave for
Albuquerque IN, hos VIII accump-
BOG O. f%fHurhIuI. Who az present iI
Boo Sew Work. On o. business trip ga
fhIs UtN ~ a. I1Dhvchi has another
sHu liNing m italN.
Tho numo OF Glen NJ nonby, ot
NulrosD, y NJ, uppuaru m TODAY II
nst OF D,4ualu,s Hc be- reported u'
missing boo action, previously reported
Wounded severely 900 action.
Th,ie Wtl ho 10 regular meeting
ot tho Nomuu's club tomorrow after.
noon The board uf directors. how
,tUI VIII meet 40 three o'clock in ~,
uIYTuuuu An heads OF department.
Ur, asked Go boz present.
The m'mhsrs ut s. Johns Mems
club viii b, entertained by Bishop
iiDwivu nt hlH how' a. SOC inrl
Venue this evening az \ O'clock ElHc.
Nuu OF u%ffir'ts aud other important
business.
club has been postponed uutl FRIDAY
Dam 90. when a meets at the hum,
uf Mts otto Sch,,I 300 D. Gold
Yesterday the IIhiarN school hustCI
ball team defeated thp Central srhuu
t,um Th, sDorr was - TO = Fol
lowing Wua the llbU az. Central
]Smuuldlul amt Bryce. forwards
Mates. ,out,t. Long aud Maldlv
IHHr.s Library. Duran, oHlvllH'
Nul NDTuhDilU. forwards. Collins, con
tor liasu and sanchez guards
SENATOR isuus Hurth returned lns
uIFht from Santa fu whore he h1
been attending th, session of b lrE
IHlstur'.
". e. Reid returned this morninl
from hIs ranch u the Zuni mount
aims
Judge aud Mrs John W wilsoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
WESTERN WOOL CLIP
WILL FIND A READY
MARKET, IS REPORT
A Recent Wool Auction in New
York by the American Wooden
Company Brought Higher Prices
Than Anticipated.

A number OF Albuquerque wool
dealers have received the American
Evrhunrr Nutiuuul banks review %
business condiuous fart ot the rec
view 10 devoted 90 conditions of the
wool market u foiiows
"wooions aud W. offered ~
auction Boz Sew ORR hN b Amer
Wooden company two weeks ago
hroarht niHnsr pursH than D. trade
anticipated. lohefH bought odd lots
10 pti,rH uttle below tho old nsi quo
tutiuns uud cluthing manufacturer
we're not able o. secure much that
suited their requirements THIS hur.
ton sale indicated HCant supplies tu
second huuds On The face ul NJ p
urmnras boz tho cloth market certain
manufacturers OF tiuthinE m 'hirHgu
and cleveland have announced cuts
from $50 to o. 900 % garment aud
this has confused the retail trade
pthtr manufacturer claim that the
sutH have been made boz ths lines that
ARE priced too high. aud that un such
rr'uruanH ARE iuHuned boy either the
cloth market o. labor conditions
",t the tiuHtun wool auction hold 90
the same time the government Offered
unft OF the nuppitH U bad mkvu uNrt
for Wnf purposes Trade estimates
placed The stock iu Do, hHrds ct th,
government at "a hirhtr figure. mud
those who attended thD HHls worr ts
founded when fht wuul ldmIuiatrt tiuu
announced that tho stock boz hand
amounted tn onit i.i 600 GOO pounds
Including about $4,000 GOO pounds OF
r.lufpi wool A. H result uI tho of.
frfIula commanded prices above what
tho government $50 supposed 90 have.
pail and Do % probable that tlp rum
iuE fpfuE rup of wtstru wool afU
trl I'd u.HIf market Tho government
Will Hot have tu tHt, much fOreiru
wool HH les upfUUH lIr subject 90 came
r,liHttuuH sUm. wool experts believe
tIHf government wNI mHks a
PROFIT uut Hf its wool TRANSACTIONS
Tho IrtHh government controls
uhuut 500 600 600 pounds uf wool boz
Australia which .Hsf INuut Nl cents
t pound boo Il. Tfr.er IulIsN cloth
manufacturer hupr Goo secure This
Tine wool Ht relatively I,w prices
which VIII enable them t1 uuiri s,il
GOO uthtI countries n INt open NOR
lrs I.su uHtIHr HiHHf HH .tHfs fHI
ftW W,ul uf HIHH. 80 fu uHuuI fur
H.HurFI wuHI MHIUH PEI ~ur.IU.H|E
double fl. COOS Hf wool W NUHfIHl.
"h, ImuHHHIIIfH UI moving fiIs NU4.
tfHiIHu wool IufnH 600 v.f #r.uunf.
Iuf itH joss pf..r Th, uUfHh Eu,
'rum'ut 300 be- pusIuHu tu WIk" o.
iufEr UIU.f Uu fN AHHfIIIIIU wool
Hud IH policy bel uI |.tHI |ni' H.H'. 'H
American f.NfI. uH.. '..f.ft| IHr
Tf.sa WHU I, ..k,f I. HU, fH.H #fuH
ton tIfl.UI HHUHiIUfIf..H
GrHt uufu|u rnH ir.1uI .mrT#
frum fIu wHr FlNIf frHHI. m.I" H
fsUI HfI,I o. I m .U| ..|
,fu Iin#.. fN, IIHU. Remove .r I
tr",,i 900. rH'i.u'H W ODD. cotton
wuItu Iun NH"N WII nI HH"HtI
LH... HLU |.A H..#U# Id. .-.. ... ...|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

You can't always tell what Ia IN a
ma by trying 20 pump hifn.
What a politician says ~ one thing
and what he does ~ another.
when some men fail 10 make a hit
they blame u on he hammer.
hut for the little men IN the world
great men would never be noticed.
What the average man needs n a
cenaur for his conversation.
The police court IL a continuous
bench show.
Il 10 foolish for a man to kick him
self whom he IL down.
One thorn Of advice Il worth a
dozen buds OF advice.
Many an Individual talks Ike a wise
man aud acts like n fool
A fools modesty II never allowed 10
overshadow his inability.
n a man doesn't know when 20 be
silent. he doesn't knoW whento speak.
Few persons are envied because Of
their wisdomi many because Of their
wealth.
Every city woman thinks that h
could make a fortune In three years
" b had a place 90 raise chickens.
The farmer can glve you spades
even II he has no cards 10 hand ont.
when a woma u unable TO 70
shopping calls on a neiEhbor aud
they talk shop.
n matters not what your ancestors
wcre-it's what YOU are that counts
Many a would-be jolly fellow might
he seaiiy 80 II he would stop telling
Jokes.
charity consists Of riffs. Probably
that h why q Tirl thinks u charitable
o. give her rivals aEe away.
EVER man has a threefoid nature.
that which ne ekhihitHi that which he
las and fhn which NJ fhinln he Thr'
Weigh your friends In the scale of
prosperity and they will n~ found
wanting to barrow your money.
Don't think that. hecnuse mot ash
YOU for advice, they really wnnt a.
HilrHful Ignorance IL often succeed
cd hy knowledEu that hllsters.
charity coysra u multitude % sins
when u b. az home.
Man may have been made 10 mourn,
but he always thinks he II being ~
posed upon whenever hls wife has
the headache.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
Irrigation bitches
In Mesilla Valley
Are Being Repaired

ItH UruHe. y A.. stu huge
mount of IuurHN,Hr Ntks Nr.u
mode uu itr MtI|Ir valley Irrillfuu
tIfrH,a tnIs inter Tile bitches afo
ht.ul cleared HuI tID HHH.. UIHushf
o. a grad, IH. wH. b. HHI. materially
tu general HpprHfIuu"r Three HIitfs
uru now wuIE.II 5000 several &C fNt
,r'ir.H lf wutt 600 fuu lrH|ntr" .t
f,uH ud Fuud pruEr,.H n reported
lu tuv sections Hlr'HIr reached fhH
Hr,uII. conditions 1000 .nuIrN bot .U
proved Uud Do De- hoped that u1 UDNi
rfuv .ur season -ufn,'ru' rfurrr-t Viii
nave been made thIf uu General dIu.
urr viii hr done crops
NIUN FARMERS from other HfIt'r
hl,, ,uu. into The valley here This
SEASON attracted ht the LONG STOW ur
H'f.uu lul productive suil The bona
HuI county ft.u huItIu H UIau Uf"
pHIur Go wlk, au effort Zoo s,rur,
u lu 90 ,W'EftutN
Two hundred tud'ufty aprp# hrrr
viii hr planted iu Du,uuhurr fuf seed
|rrrpo.,s this reason 4 sWpIl uuro
ag, wua planted ,Nu,rIw,utHllf lH-'
NrHr uUd results we're N'tN attlsfIU-
turf ThrA VIII hr grown under 20 u
ffl.f Hud % fDstluE station Iud wltr
lul., Will ur established go l.s rrI-
trs rnHrr rfuNrte htN, been sow
Iup seeds iur fhH pact TEN uuNr Goo thu
,uHUluH crop The variety Grown ma.
1,tf Will 20, Copenhagen market 1u,
,tup VIII h, marketed through 40,
NttIII NulIp4 Fruit association 40.
Iru,iuut,iN 'uu acres are ut, tuu.
tract fHr this ,iuu thlH srlHDu.
" o. SturEIuH 90! bona Ana, hl.
Just finished thrrHhiur I corn DruI
which showed very satisfactory r'.
.IIi. From ONO measured Jyrc ht
secured 50 hush'.. 81 sh'Il"d coru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
ROYALIST UPRISING
GAINS STRENGTH IN
PORTUGAL. REPORT
Heavy Fines Said TO Have Been
Levied on Parts Of Nation That
Are in Control Of the Monarch
list Party.

Paris, Jan. 43.- Contradictory add
Vices ON the status uf the muuaruhlst
revolution in 7 ottugll were 10 hand
today 4 wireless dispatch from Ma
drid uuotost e Nlgo telegram as stat
ms that the muuurehical movement
has assumed u more serious churaC-
ter.
Lisbon adyiocs dc,llrr that the gov
eminent ls on the point of duelllng
the rising
Tho official journal ~ the Lisbon
government has promulgated u decree
inflicrng heavy fines anon the dis
trirts of uporto, Nizcu and nruEa.
where the mlnarchists have been In
control These fines yary from $50
00O to 500. 600 Tor every day the dis
tricts remain ln a state uf rebellion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

Possibly not In any care. I shalt
require 90 soc yuur passport
The stranger. feeling annoyed. pre-.
sonted the officer with the hiil %
fare. aud the latter commenced to
Sleeps head LEG of mutton; pigs
feet Very good. he observed. the
description tailies You w1l please
come along with us"
During the recent draft u darky who
HAD been placed In class 4 appeared
before his local board and sadd.
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tho boatmun. There ain't nothin' 10
be- afeared ~ when I'm aboard Twcn-
IS odd years I've sailed this boat and
never had Hn accident hu, onre, u
thnf wasn't serious. We see. wur
just shuy o. un lu this very boat when
tho uar broke and I Loot a. Rive
years o. that NOR. an I've newer seen
oar uriu from that day to-
40 thtt moment D. o. De Wnf
usInr slipped Co the bottom and the
lgttmnn frl overheard with "a splash
When De- scrambled Into he boat
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most there when
from the side nf
the road, q cam.
oufiaEod American
battery broke forth
tht.nderously cast.
inr u Few Zoo pound
mcuientuca owe
the line TO Fritz.
the ground trem.
BLEED froin the ter.
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NH Unit 10 NV 7
row u houses six
stories hlrh built
In u month in New
York
Sure said Pat
"thath nothing I
was going 90 work
one morning ho-
yanf lee ireland
and saw the tusu
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one was that
Doris That was
one I wore the
night you pro.
posed.
Jack H'm' Prot
~ strong when a
man has 30 pay
Tor the bait and
hook that helped
% catch mimi
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TT777 IT NTW III
can slh me one oh
dem divorces. dis
chile will go tn dat
war.
nut 1nn~tus.
protested. PEARSON
hsdlsy. who be-
nides being u mem
Der uf the draft
hoard had hYsu the
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NNN USING NlH NNf
az a. u%unipuio. he
was lust pushing
OF with o. boat
load 81 trippers
" hen tiutid
Dung lnhV fD-
marked that he
hoped there was mo-
dHuFrr
No miss said
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bride. A neiRhbor-
inr u farmer,
who was honored
with an invitation.
thinking, no doubt.
he ought To say
something = ~ ar I
and complimentary
upon the event. ad-
dressing the bride
rrooU said We'll.