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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Lovington Editor Sent
To State Penitentiary
For Libeling Mcclure

Roswell. y NJ May a. \ e. Est
lack editor of the ioyingtou Leader
WHO pleaded guilty 90 the charge NJ
Iib,I WAS sentenced hy Judge sam q
uuttuu iu district court here ~ serve
not more than HiN nor loHH than thr',
months In tho state pvniioutlirN At
santa Fc Nj Estln,k is reported 20
ha,, printed U vicious attack ON ludg"
John y Mcclure in HIS paper lie nd
mttpd before Judge Brltton that tho
statements were not true, AMI tho
pruItyutinry sentence was imposed bN
the nudge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
Pope Takes Hand
Regarding Treaty

U0m, trrlnyI May tg The en-
Nru GrrmIu Epis,upAtr has addressed
H petition tu fhr Pope praying for his
good offices a. mitigate the condi-
uuus ul p,tr, which. bee their ludg
mont n s impossible tu ulfll"
Pope U,u,dipt with 20 view tu Coz
operating boo fhu speedy rr-estuhlish-
m,ut cot u lbstiuE ANA Humanitarian
prIur throughout tho world has tai
co. .trps ti communicate the petition
I. uur of the uIusi important delcga-
Nuu. It fNp urHrr conference with the
object uf having inu conditions Inn
pu.pH uu Germany 4u modified na To
make them acceptable
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IrI.h ncIcraic. ncnch rarl..

HITIH NAV TI"INU NWOTIVNU U'I'|
cation representing Irish societies IN
the United States reached Paris from
England last evening So far nH can
be- learned the delegation has mo- def
mite appointment tu soc Premier
LLOYD George The Irish delegates
called ON Secretary Lansing and ask
uN that hr present formal request 10
the British government that Professor
bp Valera Arthur SrIu.ths and count
uIuutru lrah SIuu trIu lvldors. ho
giNru % elfr conduct tu COME Goo rlris
to present their .iso Go thr peace
conference
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IN. C-l FORCED TO COME
DOWN 200 MILES AWAY:
N. C-3 Is LOST IN MIST
Lame Duck" of Trio is First to Complete Longest
Lap Of Transatlantic Trip-1200 Miles in Little
Over Is Hours; Vessels Set Out to Rescue NJ. c.
l; Fate of NJ. C.-3 Unknown.
PoNrA DELaAiDox,.' A. May sisSf'i;is i7"Ti: Tn: N

PoNTA DELdADA, May 1.-THE N. c.i reported at
40 Greenwich time that she had gone on her course
and had been forced TO alight in the open sea- 400 miles
northwest Of Fay Pour desroye have gone her assist
The ~ C-3 n believed 10 be lost in the fog The Gag.
ship Of the fight reported at 95 m Greenwich time that
she was off her between Stations IL and IS Moth
ing has been heard from the N. c.3 since.
The ca which alighted at Hora because Of uufavor.
able weather this afternoon had not left that harbor
sumo her trip, at the latest advices II thought here
however, that might complete her journey 70 Pona
Delgada tonight.
The weather which had been unfavorable most Of the
day, was clearing late this afternoon
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NIW NUTK- MUN II"|N ITOUIII u
shipr NJ the type utilized hy the Tui-
ted States navy In driving the t-huat
from the sea. is now under sailing
orders ut Kew West This auti-suh-
marine Nutiln will soon sail for Sew
orleans and from that port start ON u
cruise up M, Mississippi river and iis
tributaries ON what promises to %. the
most novel educational expedition
which the navy department has ever
frut fn interior waters The ships
comprising the uutlil have an seen
aptINY service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
DOTS AND DAsHEs


Washington lh' navy department.
mHl, public u dispatch received
from the commander uf the destroy.
90 Edwards upon The return 90 that
tr.HeI tu sf Johns NJ read. pirigi-
nlr D.r lust Unable to learn whether
merchant ship has abandoned or fail
,d tn RESCUE n
Columbus, 80 That tho lirother.
hood uf Railroad rraiumou will an
unuugp that rs 1900 members are
opposed fu restoration uf the railroads
to private ownership was predicted hy
leaders uf utt organization which D.
holding its biennial convention here,
Rome Au American troops will hs
uut uf Italy hy May 90.
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Austria Will Be
Asked to Pay 5
Billion Marks

PARIS, May 1.-THE indemnity
clause Of the Austrian peace treaty
provides for a paymen, one TWEEN.
tieth as large as that demanded
from Germany. The sum asked
for is 5.000,000,000 gold marks,
without bond.
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reference Go iutUro policies Juu t..
character U' ships To hC constructed
q wHh sTutN impressed uN fn.
wIH,- spread interest iu the future co.
aviation "a, found in every ,umtr,
n received H tremendous stimulus
Iruw war urH boz the u,r future Bll
tn, nations Will make experiments Co
develop itt IHr.r ana safe usp iu the
p,tr,uI days that are before uH.
We had three thrilling. interest
IuE days boz that portion oi GorWaus
occupied hN American truups They
du not fratrtuifr with the Gsrmuu.
they ,ontiuu, their military operation
iu arm ana tactics. and preserve RI.
hrst tradition, ui the American sul.
dI,r hN their bearing and department
The otrr,rs Hru hiietod iu castles ur
palaces. the men have comfortable
barracks or hiI'r's and the Rod e. .s.
IUi other organizations are active =.
Ei,c coWIUria and recreation
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WEATHER NItoUND AAoHEs
II NOT sAII~I At'fOltN

Washington MAY IA message
from Rear Admiral Jackson. "a Pom
tH pplfidu. received ny the navy de-
plrimrut 90 O.. m today. said local
weather conditions around tho Azores
we're unsatisfactory with mist and
frequent rain squalls The message
was died apparently roon aftoT thu
arrival ut liurta of the \. q. 4 had
been teportcd Co Admiral Jackson. No
mention was made OF the \. g.. I or
M
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BRITISH NIRMEN sTIIL
WAITING On NTH n

st Johns s. w. May IL Frcdo-
rick =. Raynham and Harry q iiaw-
ker, tho British airmen planning
trans Atlantic flight decided at noon
a. abandon any attempt tnday TO
start ON their journey, Weather cun-
ditlons boz the eastern Atlantic are de-
sDrlbed as decidedly uufaNorahle.
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NAVAL oIIICERs ARE
IONIIpINT AltDl a NC AND

word had come from tho ~ g. and
N e. since early morning naval
officials were confident rsrly this az
,crnovn that both these trans.Atlantic
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seapluncs had reached tho Azores. Al
last reports they were only q short
distance away and because of the
time elapsed since those reports were
received, u was assumed that the
ships had stecrrd for Ponta pei Gada
Instead of landing al horta te join the
y. e.. g.
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TODAY
IN THE NEWS
More Than Half Done
How Was II spent9
The Mystery Of the C.b
xU)ElL begun il half done
M But the \. ca has MOI

xuSELL begun il half done.
M But the y. ca has not
W only begun well, but she
has more than half done her job
ui flying across the Atlantic.
Early dispatches today indi.
Gated that the monster hydroair-
plane had reached a port IN the
Azores. Little doubt j, expressed
by navy officials that she will
,oon be- followed by her sister
planes. II they have not already
finished the first lap Of the trip
by the time thu, goes io press.
The l.200.milc flight 20 the
Azores will alone make acronautic
history. regardless Of whatever
further success the airplanes may
have. such trip has never be.
fore been made. either by lighter.
than.air or q hcavicr.than.air ma
chine.
The achievement is quite a
jump from the timorous expert.
mru'. uf the Montpelier Brother,
or ~auto, Dwmuut And yet there
are surprises 90 come \ Washing
ton dispatch to-day informs us that
Assistant secretary nf War Benr
dict truwrIl aud commission oi
expert, will leave shortly for
Europe ~ study the pussibIlitic.
of developing the SCIENCE of avia
iiou along the line, ~ civilian use
Truly. the ,cirnrc of ucruuau
ti,, hu. barely reached the Alorc-
in DO, long flight of development
lu 'Hr meanwhile vr are still
betting u rnr plane,
Nu.r.H rrDnt over iff uHH. oHH 1000
IH ... HIU Nu' cont fnH much II f
~. H.H spent
IHf tH. American people. uu' of
who's. U.. kpts fI, mUurN UHmt have
H rrH foo tuuw whether tho wuu''
81" wN usuf uT nuf Already there
huF. Ht.. NI-,IU.uIra uf rNtrH1H.
fau.' 300 'ha ur.uu and HhIphuildiur
program.
$50 doubt fnra, IfH" "luaurrH Will hr
M, subject 81 further inquiry surluF
90, counting a,=rIuu Hf ruuEre-H The
batter l. certainly ONE that tr q prop.
o. subject uf question bN uur repre-.
sentative Iu Washington.
Tn, 'yglops mystery which uoHli
with th, strtUrr dIatpprtrauD' uf H
COLLIER dulur th, wlr iH NkpIN Co h,
rlNtIru Dog the CO.'S mystery
AlI ~ know is that the hlimp hruk,
away from ~ WuurIuE ThursdHN.
merchant vessel sighted o. hut WH'
uunh', tu stand Dos lpnr enough it
rescue "
Since fhtu silence.
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Two Nirmrn killrd

Pensacola lIt. MuN ~ EuHFu l'
N Fowler ur Salem Mass and
'mrt guart.rHIstDr ENu w,ru kNloi
l.u, today lu fW IAN ut sytpluur
.uHn Pensacola uy The plpu, was
wrecked
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WASHINGTON. u. <. NJ.

WASlilNGTON D. - May 1.-THE American naval seaplane
ca under Lieutenant Commander Albert Read attained
Us first objective the Atlantic flight having landed safely
llora island of Faya Azores 20 clock this morning Wash.
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IIRsT ATTEMPT WAS
MADE N 1910.


Philadelphia. May 1.-The first at
tempt 10 cross the Atlantic by the air
route was made hY Melvin Naniman
lr a diriEihle balloon named the
America, October 10, isiQ. lie set sail
from Atlantic city. when two days
out tho craft encountered q storm and
Naniman and his crew we're picked
up on tho 18th by the. steamship
Trent aia milen cant OF Norfolk
Naniman's second attempt In the
Akron. July 1, 1919. from Atlantic
City resulted In his death and that of
his four companions. At height Of
more than 900 feet tbs big gas bag
exploded.
ARMY To STUDY USE on
PLANES FOR CIVILIANS
Washington, May ii.--AssiHta1t
(COnlinucd on page two.l
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Kansas ciiy-,io.ss TO tis.as.
chicago---a' to Is cents hisher
Denver-,is.ioto sit.so.
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t&arTs5a s=a Ezx7TysT.s1
FSSAIl FSSMI
TRI MUZI UTONULI v
JEZERE.

Zeleznicni delnici A. Holl,
Y. Thuma a John Lavelle, by
dlici V tabore Big Four drahy,
vypluli 81 V sobotu motorovym
clunem Ma .ezero a "a sve plav
by dostali Sc az do Sandusky.
Kdyz ale na zpatecni plavbu
pomyslili,, V zalivu u Sandusky
rovstala prudka boure a kdyz
motorovy clun ma vysokou vo-
du op6t Sc dostal, pfibojova
vlna jej uchvatila prekotila,
IA kterezto katastrofy vSichni
til muzi zahynuli. Dnes bude
vyslan Ma jezero velky parnik,
ably po mrtvolach utonulych pa
trail a do Clevelandu je dopra-
vii. VSichni tri muzi byli svo-
bodni a pouze Thuma (Tu-
ma?) zustavil zde sirsi pribu-
Zenstvo?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19

Ma ustredni policeni stanici
zahaiena dnes rano drazba
svrSku, policii b6hem dolby
skonfiskovanych, kterezto svr-
SKY pravym majiteium vraceny
bvt nemohly. Jde o zbozi ma
kradcne a dotyGnvm osobam
'oolicii zabavene. Podobnych
,svrsku vylicituie policie asi ia
$4,000 dnes a Ultra. Pouze
lil1oviny neb'dou We verciuc
,razb6 prodany policic da-
luje jc mestske nemocnici.
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DAN z PRfJMU.
kdo je docasnym a kdo trva-
lynn obyvatelem Spoj. StatI.
(F.I..G.I.S.)

UEadovna vnitrozemnich du-
chodu (Internaional Revenue
Bureau) podava nasledujici de
finici obyvatel Spoi. Statu:
Docasnym obyvatelem (non-
resident alien) JEST ~ osoba,
jejiz bydliste neni We Spoj. Sta
tech, 2.) osoba, ktera nenl OBJ
canem Spoi. Statu. Kazdy CHI
nee, zijici We Spoi. Statech,
jenz ncni doGasnym obyvate-
lem, Jest poVazoVan "a Obyva-
tcIe tryaleho. Je-li dOCasnym
ncb trva!Tm obyvatelem, 0 ON
ro2hoduje ieho umysl )zu5tati
ncbo neztstati Y toto zami. Iii
.jc'i tn, aNSak neVl-ii jeSt6 sam
urtit1, ZlGtanc-li Ci sc vratl, jc
povazoyan ia trvaleho obyva-
teIe. NejlepSim dukazem jcho
opravdoV6ho umyslu jes, jeho
chovani, CinOst, prohlaSeni. Do
Casny obyvatal Jest ten, kdo Sc
tn zdrzi kratko ma sve ceste
Spojen%mi SStaty, bud ably tn
nracOval neb nikOli, nebO tako
w cloVek. jenz sc tn .;tavi jen
na tax dlOuho. aby uskutcGnil
neiaky plan, nebo vykonala 1e
lahou urtItou praci, ktera ne
vyzaduje delslho pobytu. A
vsak pouhy neurcity llmysl o.
dcbrati Sc do iine zem6 nasta-
ci, ably mohl byti poVazovan ia
ohyvatele docasneho. Cizinec,
ktery rrichazi do teto zem6 S
umyslen re odst6huie Sc il
nam, jakmile nahromadi do ii
pen6z, jez by mu umoznily ce.
stu donu. jest poyazovan ia dc
casneho obyvatele, ovSem. do.
kaze-li Sc, lie ieho oCekavani
pokud sc tyce eho nspor, ies,
uskutecneno V pom6rne krat
KEN case.
Pfedpoklada sc, lie cizilec
jenz 81 zaridil bydlist6 We Spo.
Statech die horejsiho rozvrhu
jest potud tryalyn n obyvatelen
dokud nepoda dukaz, ze st
chysta Zmeniti svuj pobyt pri.
pravami k stehovani. Tedy ci
zinec, jenz Sc chysta opus it
tutO Zomi, zada ia tim ellen
o ccstovni pas, muzc byti poVa
zova1 ia trvaleho obyvatclc q
zdancn iako takovy pouzc dl
dna, kdy ucinil kroky, jcz da.
vaji dukaZ, ze skutecnG cnc(
tuto zemi opustiti.
tUpozornenD LamGstlava {
l6, kteri zadrzuil cast Md,
sym delnikun IA zapraven
dane, .isou povin1i &c pravidl;
45. dati Zamestnanci taAto y,
stizenCnu stvrzeni (treba nj
ohalce pencil neb jinak,. je5
ukazujo imcno, datum a vyS
Zadra on6oh obnosu. Toto ora
troni 'c I Felml duIc1lto l,t
PRO pfel1'cd danovIch pop1a.
kn TEX pro cizince. jenz hodl;
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WSsl ,!A:s,!.l WllsssS.l ,Wllss',.
CLHLAR BARKWILL PO-
STRELIL LUPICE.

Predseda cihlarske spolec-
nosti BarkWill-Farr Co., E. S.
Barkwill, 1908 Cedar Ave-, po-
strelil dnes rano nejakeho mu-
ze, pokusivsiho Sc o loupez v
ieho residence. BarkWill sire
iii vetfelce do prsou, zpGsobiv
mu ranu smrtelnou. Postfele-
ny leGen je V nemocnici Mt.
Sinai a policie povazuje jej ia
propusteneho karance "A. Flo
rofa, 1903 Prospect Ave.
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opustiti tuto zemi a jest zadan,
ably sc vykazal, ze dostal svs
povinosti. Tim zaroveh odpo-
muze Sc mnohMn stiznostem
zamestnancn, jimz lest cast
mzdy "a pricinou zdanenl "a
drzena.
Odporucuieme TEN nasim
kra janum-delnikum, JIM jest
Sc strany zamestnavatele cast
mzdy ma dane zadrzoyana, a
kterl 81 nejsou jisti, deje-li sc
tax po pravu, ably Sc obratili s
duverou ma
Foreign Language Govern
mental Information Service,
Czechoslovak Bureau, 6 West
4Sth Street, New York, City
odkudz Sc jim ochotne dostane
zadane rady a vysv6tleni.
WSSl WSSl
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VYSTAVA v CENTRAL
ZBROJNICI.

Svaz americkych plynarniku
otevrel dnes V Central zbrojni-
ci vystavu pomucek ku DOLBY
vanl prirodniho plynu. We W.
staViSti jsou velke nebozeZy
ma navrtavani plynovych vii
del, ruzna potrubi a RUNE stro
ic V podobnem prumyslu uziva-
nc. Asi 400 podnikatelu ie ma
uuctayiSti zacfoupopO
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WS;Sl \! ',,':s IS W's::s,!.l j. 5: 5.
UMRTf ZNAMEHO PRU-
MYSLNfKA.

Samuel B. CroXton, prikop-
mix zelezarske industrie V Ohio
zemrel vcera We SVEN dome G.
1896 vych. 80. ul. Podlehl We
veku IS let zanetu Pile a po-
zustatky jeho budou pohrbeny
We vsi Magnalii, o., kde CroX-
ton Sc narodil a pred lety V
tamn6isi skole vyucoval. Tyz
zahajil svou prumyslovou ka-
rieru u Penn Iron & Coal Co.,
kde byval ucetnim a posleze
hlavnim podilnikem. Behem
let zalozil nekolik huti a vel
kych slevaren v Ohio, V KITE
remzto prumyslu spolecne s M.
A. Hannou domohl Sc znacne-
no bohatstvi. Byl rovnez jed
MIN 2 hlavich podilniku u Cle-
veland Furnace Co.
WSS] [WSSl
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29
SOCIETY

Tho Christian Endcavor Of Sar-
gent. gave social Wednesday
evening. there being sixty present.
Various Games wore played. The
contoat to SEQ which boy could trim
tho bcst looking iAdios hat was won
by Mr.. Ralph Kistler. Refreshments
Of punch and waters were served. An
Offering Of sSvcn dollars was Eiven
for the bsnsAt Of the Endsavor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Macarthur and
baby wore dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mis-. John Macarthur Sunday.
Miss Florence Kinnison and Miss
Gladys Bigslov entertained At .
thsatcr party Wednesday evening.
Aftor tho show they returned TO the
homo Of Miss Bigelow whore they
enjoyed music and . social time. A
dainty two course luncheon was
served. Those who enjoyed the
evening wore: Misses Alice Clark.
Fay Mingus. Louios rogle. Mary
Stockef. Emma and Helen Chapman.
Gladys Davis: Mesdames Coy Wright.
Goo. Powell. John Mcintosh. Glen
Coz. Robert Macarthur. Mrs. John
Macarthur. Mrs. L. J. Chapman were
also guests during the evening.
Glen Fryer OF Hamilton. No.. who
II making his homo with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 8. Jones. celebrated his birth.
day Sunday. Quests were: Joo Hack.
ford and Bonnie Wright. A sump-
tous dinner was served. Tho birth.
day cake was decorated with candles
All enjoyed . good time.
Mr. and Ars. r. p. Merchant on.
tertained at Sunday dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. N. Merchant and Miss Vista
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fassett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Burgett.
On March 26th Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Blackmore celebrated their forty
seventh wedding anniversary: thii
date also being the S6th birthday o.
Mr.. Blackmore and the fourth wed
ding anniversary Of their daughter
Mrs. Bert Mckee. At 1880 an eiab
crate turkey dinner was served
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. and Mn. Beit Mckee and sol
Billie. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowe
Chas. Blackmore. Mrs. Jermy. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hecker and Mrs. l..
Chapman.
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SlxTY.THREE "Y
MEN DECORATED

Cieaso.-Ths Y. ~. c. A. carried
ehs Red Trianyle Into the csmps sho
srsoch~s sbroad ss = cost os O lives
q escrtncs proportioustsly ons-ausrssf
a. Rrvet 90 that 10 the American army.
according to . statement issued by tue
national war work counci, of tho I.
n. c. A. OF these fatalities ~ w~r"
due to discasr. and the remainder 10
sh~li:nre. bombs. sns-f-vcr. drowning
end wounds. Ten of these were woM'
~u. one of whom was killed by she'll
nrs aud the others In . German Gle
raid.
There were also IS non'fn'nl ea-
unitirA These wcrc due principally
10 machine gun hrc. shell hrc. and mo-
tor transport accidents. Numerous
cases Of slight wounds and enssinss
which were attended at dressing sta
tioos, but were not reported to head.
quarters, are not Included.
These casJ,nitics occurred In q force
which At no time exceeded 1000 WORT.
~rs, Of whom II II reckoned that mor~
than onc-half were never sent 10 the
frout, being employed In the hundreds
II huts maintained throughout the
training areas end the "lcnve areas"
Sixty.thrce "Y" workers were deco
rated. while In all more than Is: re.
crived olicial recognition for distin.
guished service. Thirteen Of these
were decorated with the Croix dc
Ouerre, while - received other deco
Pstions. OF these. three received the
DISTINGUISHED Service Cross, three
the Order of St. Stanislaus, hve the
Italian Cavalierc del Corona. rs the
italian War Cross, and one thu
French decoration Of the Corps
dArmee. Seven were cited for tho
Croix de Gucrre. and seven for othes
decorations. six commended for merit.
orious conduct. and twenty.nine re-
ccived honorable mention In dis
patches. Several units were cited In
their entirety. those serving with tho
Third division being cited twice. Nor.
than q score more reported decorations
have not yet been confirmed.
Not one Of these men under thirty
was At for military duty. but the cita.
tions show that they carried on with
the same courage and spirit that idcn.
tifed Americans throughout the war.
These records show that they went
over the top with the axsaulting
waves, that they exposed themselves
under machine gun and shell Ore to
minister to the wounded. that they
worked indefatigably A. stretcher
bearers, and that they drove ambu-
lanees into the midst Of battle to res
cue the wounded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29
MIR. and Mrs. H. @. Trap cans
down from Del Norte Thursday even.
ing and returned Friday morning.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
FORMALDEHYDR


Tho entire supply Of FornaIde.
hyde coming to Moate Vista this
spring has como from same factory.
supplied BY the aamo Jobber and sold
under . guarantee to meet Govern.
mcat Requirements, aad 10 bo U. 8.
r. FormaIdehyde Strength. 80 doa't
let any dealer deceive yoa with the
idea that he has . ''Cinch" On an the
Good Fosmaldehydo that comes %
Monte Vista. Our F0rmaldehyde
came out Ol the aame lot. We
bought Il jast ~ cheap and we sell
II under the same guarantee. We can
meet amy competitiOa - to price that
may como to ~. 80 oar patrons need
not hesitate to use oar Formaldchyde
at = pricc just ~ cheap o. cheaper
than they can buy Il elsewhere. The
Now Weiss-ChaPsnan Drag Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

MIR. and Mrs. Toverbaugh accom-
panied their daughter. Mrs. Darby.
to Oklahoma. Mrs. Darby has been
spending some weeks visiting here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Rev. staley returned this mornins
from his trip to California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-03-29

Word has been received that Mrs
Freeman"s mother IL very sick.