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and bright candle light inviting you
to stay. Your business must be ur-
gent. Mr.. Dempton, to take you out
tonight-alone. Your ride is not with
out danger, and"
He put his hand again to the bell
cord.
AT least, If you insist, you must
allow me to send some of nv va
queros with you'
mo, no" cried Dempton, already at
the door. ut is unnecessary, Mr.. de
la Guerra. There Is no danger"
"As you will" Senor don Antonio
spread out his white hands and lifted
his shoulders slightly. "But you must
remember that we are only half a mile
from the border, and that those ras-
cally Mexicans are a thieving, treach-
erouS lot.
II have already given orders to
close-herd my steers, and yet Gaucho,
my foreman. reported to me this morn
ing that the rebels had crossed over
and had driven off half q dozen cows
for me-"
Again he spread out his hands and
illteu MS shoulders.
TN the daylight it is one thing
after dark II is another. 1 should be
glad to send some Of my vaqueros with
you, senor."
Still Dempton protested. There was
moon, his way ran across a wide
open level land, and the rebels were
not looking for complications with
Uncle Sam.
DE la Guerra, too courteous host
to insist. smiled gravely, rose and went
Into the patio with the lawyer, direct
ing Pedro to have Mr.. Dempton's horse
brought up from the stables.
Miss Teresa, / did not see her."
Dempton remembered to say from the
saddle. "She is well, hopper"
"Very well, thank you, senor. I shall
tell her that you inquired. And 1t was
kind of you to take this long ride to
tell me about the mistake in the will"
Good night, Mr.. de la Guerra"
"Buenas nOches, senor."
And Lawyer DemptOn, his horses
name and tail flying, was on his way
through the moonlight night, and the
old man, leaving Pedro to close the
door after him, had gone back to his
chair and wine and cigarettes.
'Los AmcriCanos," he muttered when
he was alone again, "they are all alike.
You cannot trust them. That Demp-
ton has the eyes of rat, the face of
liar, the manner of n convict. Amer
icanoS on the one hand, Meyicanos on
the other! Sangre de DiOs! | must
take Tereslta away from them. Pedro p
Isl, senor"
"Where is the SenOrita2"
"ln her rooms, | think, senor."
"BuenO. Convey to her my affec-
tionate compliments, and ten her that
[ shall be for the half hour adding a
certain note to my American memoirs.
After that l shall be pleased If she
will come to me-"
'Sl, senior" Swift and silent, Pedro
went upon his errand.
SenOr don Antonio de la Guerra
pushing the will to one side, drew
thick manuscript from the table
drawer, and, writing In fine, schol-
arly hand, began TO add certain highly
insulting commentaries to the chapter
dealing with the vitriolic description
OF the character Of Los Americanos."
(The book he planned to print in
Spain.)
Meantime the Senorita Teresa de la
Guerra. his demure granddaughter,
was not In her room but upon her
little rose-twined balcony. and the
moonlight, bright about her. was not
more bright than the laughing eyes
she turned downward toward the ador-
ing face of an Americanol
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DECENNIAL CENSUS
COMING NEXT YEAR
Force Of Eighty-fvc Thousand En-
ployccs Will BE Needed for
Quick Work.


""Shihsloh' Jun" l2.-unclo
Gam Is rapidly Setung ready to
take STOCK 10 put 1t more clearl.
preparations are well along Tor the
l1'h uecehhlai census, to be taken
IN i'Zo'
ne iast congress granted an ap-
preparation Tor the work, and a
'o''e ol several hundred clerks is
ouSy IN the census bureau making
the necessary preparations for the
huge task which must be accom-
p'Sheu III a lew weeks
for 'his immense job the bureaus
'cSu uiar Iorce OF ABOUT 400 en-
p'oyecS VIII De expanded to $4,000
OF more me appropriation which
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error, which might never be noticed.
And yet there is risk-there is dan
ger that the Will might eventually be
set aside; because of 1t that your de-
sires might come to naught; i'm word,
that the SenOrita Teresa, whom you
wish to make your sole legatee, might
never come into the fortune you have
willed to her. / have thought it best,
sir, to draw up new document"
"You have done SOP" inquired the
old Spaniard. his eyes musingly upon
the thin wisp of smoke from the ciga-
rette.
"Yes." Dempton slipped red
hand into his breast pocket. "If you
will read 1t and sign 1t, slr--if we can
get the matter settled right away, de-
stroying the original documents"
"The details, Senor Dempton. I
trust I may leave with you" De la
Guerra waved white hand gracefully.
you have attended to my business for
me for seventeen years now, and /
have never found cause for criticism"
"You do not even care to have me
go INTO detail concerning the flaw
which I allowed to creep in?"
Dempton had leaned forward little
In his chair. his eager eyes upon the
others. De In Guerra laughed softly
and shook his head.
"You would force me to appear stu
pid." He put his hand upon the bell
cord hanging from the edge of the
big table and bell tinliled from be-
yond the door. "Let me have the pa
pers you wish me to sign.'
Pedro brought pen and ink. retreat
ed upon another errand. and once
more returned. bringing with him two
of the other servants about the great
adobe house to witness the signature.
The old man looked at the new will
careleSSly and signed careleSSly, ask
ing merely If the will were in all es.
sentials the same as the original one
The servants withdrew with their
masters thanks and loose silver. and
De In Guerra, returning To Dcmpton
one copy of the paper which was in
tended after his death to dispose OF
the hacienda, n great range heavily
stocked and an indefinite sum i'm golC
and silver, folded the other and placed
II upon the shining table top.
81 shall read il tomorrow" he sal,
lightly. "You know that do not rea,
after the candles are lighted, senor."
Dempton. his errand done, was al
ready upon his feet, his eyes rowing
for the hat which Pedro. had taken
from him few minutes ago.
But" cried De la Guerra. "you are
not going back tonight, senior? Surely
you would not think of putting my
hospitality SO to shame! You must
spend the night with u.s."
DemptOns eye had found his hat
and he speedily crossed the room to
take 1t up.
"Thank you. Mr.. de Ia Guerra" he
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said hastily. "But I must return to
La Panza Immediately"
Tie managed bow with poor trial
at the Spaniard's dignlfied grace, put
out his hand quickly as though to have
the farewells over and done with, and
retreated to the door which gave pas
sageway through the three-foot adobe
walls from the drawing room to the
patio.
De In Guerra looked at him with a
curious smile.
"You are incomprehensible, you
Americanos," he said softly. "YOu will
insist on riding dozen miles through
tha dark when there Is a warm bed
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your illness Way take chronic
turn.
There is n Sernedy for almost
every iii. Thoasands have found
Peruna to be that remedy as did
Miss Clara Lohr Pf 81 n. Gold ST.
Grand Rapids Michigan. She writes
a friend: 81 DON'T need Peruna any
more. I am all we'll after taking
six bottles. y Weighed ninety
pounds before I started and was
poor and weekly VI had such
a cough and spitting\ all the time
that / never expected to recover
Wy friends gave me up.N / could eat
nothing. NowtI can eat. and weigh
135 pounds. I most thankfGlly rec,
ommend Peruna to my friends"
Miss Lohr's letter Is an inspira-
tion. a messagc of hope to suffering
women. 1t tells you that you too
may be strong ard we'll and Nvigor-
Gus.
Peruna may be had In either
liquid or tablet form. Ask your
dealer. II you value health. do not
accept substitute. DR.. Hartman's
World Famous Peruna Tonic Is
what you want. The Peruna Com
pany. Dept. 10, Columbus, Ohio, also
publish DR.. Hartman's Health Book.
The book Is free. Write for II.
Your dealer will give you a Peruna
Almanac.
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BUILDING UP
CUR WOMANHOOD
Given Up to Die by Her Friends, .
Young Lady Receivers Her
Health and Increases
Weiaht-45 Pounds.
A Powerful Nation Needs Strong
Healthy Women.

A nation Is no
stronger than its
women. Hence. It
IS the duty OF ev-
cry woman wheth-
er young, middle
age, or in advanced
life to preserve her
health. IfNyou are
sick and suffering
don't wait until to-
morrow but seek
relief at onde-to-
day. II ON fro w
your illness may
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in rented house. boarding house or crowded flat One
too crampcd foaes burcnsomc and restrictions
too numerous. 1t is useless nuisance Especially when
is easy To your home. Building materials are
high, but modern methods of manufacture reduce the cost
and place home within your reach. Labor is expensive,
but Systematic construction makes possible the erection in
only few days. Build Today--Slop Paying Rents
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M The butcher shops did not
even smell OF meat a. was imroalis
bile to huy D satisfactory meal ca
sept IN the mufc ~sNpcn<ite hotels
These meals wcr out o. reach Of
the usuman Of modest purse.
However. ! 40 not believe that Gcf-
many 10 IN danger % famine. unicss
b administrative 49, @st'
completely break down ana the ga
fnbuton Of food fail am convinced
that there IL food enough In Germany
10 enable ~ population 10 exist after
q fashion until the neat harvest Gomez
IN. n that food H. cquitnhiy divided
among al cinaatH
food System ~lncquiiablr.
wns likewise convinced thnf in
spite OF the honntr.i efficiency of tho
German system that distribution hos
not been euitnhis in the rIiai and
10 not APT 10 be Va ne future The
man with money has Bonn able GO
buy surrcptiuounly more Than y
fair share. Every German houN a
more than his fair share when he had
eufficiint money. ! beNsse the gov
eminent Ftd not dare enforce lts foo
regulations % she letter b~crause OF
The fear Of provoking riots and re-
In dealine win the question ~ food
In Germany ] shalt first rive tho ST
uhfion a. " wa given 90 me through
official channels. assume no rfHpuu
slhility whatever for tho reliability 81
the figures quoted, nor DO ! east doubt
upon them. lnasmuch nH the German
spokeanicn yer appealing Tor AID ~
may be assumed that they did not
undersiute their nes.fSitics But /
anw nothing which leads me % be-.
ileve their statements were over colo
cred.
There n a difficulfV iu F~ensranEius
on the food supply ~ Germany Del.
a n differs between towns on
what is now the tone ocrnrIed hy tho
allied tr-oopa-=aionF tho nhlns we
we're able 10 Fct FrrY satisfactory
meals ~ n fairly ~rennonnhle price. WI
the interior towns he situation was
different Here again rusf the prob.
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that we would grasp at the oppoftu-
nifty so Ia tax.
so I propose a. an ALTERNATIVE
proposition 90 the proposed VNcesa
profits tax ~ the higher rats Than
proposed by the secretary % uw treas
ufs, aud fof the alternative war prof
ita faN. based. ~ u u, upon tue hfit
irh prov sion. n compulsory diatrihu-
ton 81 corporate earnings tppiicahle
90 the year In whlrh they = EARNED,
aud MOI 20 the year IN which do
clursl -rnd viii maxi mat clear ~
q m~ouicui-of ~ least 70 9er cent M
cash. and the balance in script, and
ihe provision for the minimum N 10
per cent \. a very poo attempt on
MY part 10 strike an average OF y
amount paynhie in cash Go the Euv-
rnmeu by each Shareholder on the
assumed basis g his sharc 81 COR
pufate prouta
senators with whom 7 couv'rsed taat
the propoaai to hfuume tho dintrinu.
ton uf corporate cummings Rmong tho
ntocshnldpra ~ tho corporation was
. entlrclY unconstitutional section lls
LOT the pending revenue measure
~, ms 10 Indicate that the attitude ~
the senate has changed . ~perHo1hl-
IN ,.riievc that thu adoption " a gem
eral turama tax. sulu bly, ana fairly
GRADED applicable to individual In
romea only by u generalization ~ The
prlnrIpior embodied in section eis.
would resrii IN Inc faircst distributor
I'd tha tax burden uY doing away Win
Iait inequality and inepuity based 40
on such fuUturr aH prc-Wur ~o1rniitrt,
dDnulfluua Of invested capital ctr.
Mrs D.. N-NN you please en-
Tighten mo on he Income tax law
a. to whether it affcttH ono % mi
:, muu income.
~ 10 and prior to July co. my aal-
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pride "noutschiand's Hoover and ~
c~ons'dffet an expert on wholesale
frcdiur He took oNcr control OF this
department whom the revolution uc-
rurrnd. Nla duty la o. cnilntr Stats
tlcs and nx the ration for atl Ger.
many ana De b. empowered TO enforce
hlF rulings
h. V sss ASY,5s W. 2f'bT1 ,ia m n
ton CumrauN That ~ a e-omprchen-
aiee translation or tie double pointed
German name of the Organization
Witch handles 400 brtndstunH through
thc mobilization for thr purpose OF
the mliirrH ard hnftrn The food die
tnfur itsuea the orlors ana the wheat
piHirhuuon company curriff Them
out
we have just enough brrndsurta
60 last through fnnuHu Murm toll
me q 40 rot know wl-' w. ahnll DO
after that
What if the aiuss ana tho United
Nfnttn DO not Sent you hrandHtuitr 1f
nft the blockade 20 YOU can tuy
thonf 7 asked
i'r~iicu starvation.
Then We must do without stid
be- THAT would mean starvation
iie want Into The situation 90
length
last ycar'n crop WIS one m'ri he-
low uurmul" asia ho due o. "a tH-
rleiY OF factors fhDrf WHa had
weather. a lnck 81 ffruliErrs and
lack of farm lHhur Tho women anu
children made most of tho crops TO
ward The harvest limo disorder begun
60 apr,ud through Germany 3 NIL
lion and "a half huaH'nr %pfiaontfa who
had been employed nn tho farms uuii
wuTF afs started fe. tlwr. Thou
sands OF fnEilsh end Frrnrh prison
rrH who had hcfu similarly eu
ulnycd. also refused 90 work
"NhN did you not control thrw f I
asked
We dii rnt EaND thc soldiers Zoo
npHre.' Huid hc "Iur fUruu fronts
were covered with Tines that wtr,
even fhtn too chin"
Then thc f%allfuHiH broke down. d
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E TAX COLUMN
(of Klein, Hinds q Finke, Certified Public Accountants,
New York City,

uou also pointed out how as "a
maiirT OF %lres4utlnr 10 would ne uls5
Go io aw,y with Ono n",d of tnc 1000.
fai' prufls tiAos by assuming that
the income of corporations wn, dis
uIhutrd llluuf thc -torbholI,r ruI
thgu instead ul fiRIur tho earnings
1f thr eurputli ID Co. tHsos thr tlA
upon fHr Individual rturNhulIrfH
uHorauf Lrt mr quote ff0m my Dk
tpmUuruurnuf testimony which Hp.
pDHt- ou pages .,..l,3 OF thc commit.
tee hearings
THE rrt mHiior che application OF
fhr corporations profit tax. Including
both ne rk.r ufnnfH % war
profits, htH boon retained BOO UN upIu
ilu whether rnnH YIsly ur urDnu
s0lYusit ti th, gumuIIttee uu tho
Itu,r side ~ tA, Capitol he.tl.o
there hus hHnu un practical Wetus
found thus fHr tU force U corporation
tu distribute Is earnings The tf-
tempt WtH made .u thr uIl uf u,t DO
1870 Geo compel tlt distribution lF
.ho taK uu Hfrihutel prultr ono
uf t-e druuff commissioner 's uf the
opinion that uefy UttIr ~ ans n.ue viii
over ho collected under thGt provision
If the law
I'm Tho present proposed I1W tho o.,
frr cont 900 corporation profits conn
I.HrrN t1 thr d. prr cent 600 the profits
that rrmH'u after payment uf dIFI-
bends ln another attempt tu force tHe
distribution uf corporation earnings
90 take N fnHf every thinker 900
taxes will Hrrfr that n There were
Hnlf some means available whrrHHH
tfefN trrIu.f nH. rcrHrdlo-r Hf the
form " fhU urfHuIsttIou regardless
~ tuD urHUI."fifF form individual
partnership HI corporation H ttsH
One uf thf.H fIruH of organization
could hr n.HH. fY rtf 1 tsN depending
uNHrfIr uu rIur itsiD .YutuT capital
thr poorest nf 1000 f@trfurs |DIrHIuFs
probably tIH HrHf factor believe
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AIRY wal 90 per week. Iuly ~ / ac-
ceptod a position at "A salary Of SIS
per month This position I held until
~, when I again returned 90 my
old position az q salary % t25 per
week on Oct Is.
The net Income Tor this year ending
Saturday, Dec. -. after deductinr two
weeks salary at the rate u tia per
week FOR the two weeks OF illness
nry was not paid me. viii be %ti.02it2.
What part ~ this above amount
is taxable aud what j. the percentage
ANY Information You can give me
will be- appreciated also, where do 7
go to- nay anne should it hc reauircd,
etc, etc.
Thanking you IN advance Tor tho
cuurtcfi.
a. : widow No rncumhrance.
This will aid in rlNluT Uulier partiru.
infa. NO doubt. Enclosed stamped
and addressed envelope.
Answer | assume that hy mo en-
numhrsucg' Nur mean hat you are
not the head 1T e family nud that
q have mo- dependents Under tho
proposed hti you viii De- subject 20 .
pei o.rt on f.it2-ft.21
For forms ara specific information
apply 20 the collector ~ Internal rev.
cnuc. your district
D. Ell Inventory as taken ~
Coaf. i91f which was lower than
market thon. can ~ take stock this
year 40 market price which b. lower
than cost now
This . hoilcve D. boz accordance with
r. - $500 which say that "iHven-
tory may be- taken nt coHt or market.
which syUr o. the lowest. provided
method adopted b. used in Huhseuuoni
vasrs n one used lower method
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EQUITABLE DIVISION OF FOOD IN
GERMANY WILL STAVE OFF FAMINE

said 90 many TROOPS were bcing
shuuitd Nv fadeudorf that tfains
couh not BE- found to move the labor
y marbineTN needed 10 hurtf aiinr
machines stood idlf hccnusc
they could not be taken to the fields
they were nafdcd rcHen ani
Poland. which formerly sent food "a
Ocrnlnry. Wuid 10 iotgcr BE- tapped
Tor any Est4t quantity A~laarclnfs
fuiue nod she len hank of tht Rhine
which nad MVaNs proauctd n surplus
q food ctnevd 20 arrr,nder am,
r1rufcs On frod-tuff-.
'Thut the situation % once be-.
came serious IL shown hy the fact that
IN psace tmcs W hrouaht FROM
abroad 20 per cent OF cur bread ma.
~ttriaia. 100000 tons OF catfr food
nfihs ~ cur vaFttahie fat one.
nfth of he animal fat and one-thiri
% the vegetables We ate Whtn We
noran 4 iatk fodler w were fcrctl
90 cut down q htrdH rn We iefun
10 fun ahNrI on The proportion 20
meals Mf fats vc frd formerly pro
duced al home. Tna condition grew
worse htcapse o. the hcris wrrc re-
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the fafms Of Germany Who are classet
~ self protidefH. There arc 4.vvp.
oco people living In districts IN NnlVn
Ia produced than - euhtui.teu,
Then there wers S.ooe,eee soi.i,t
and % Nuai number OF pHsonefn hn'h
Of these CLASSES provided pomc ro,,ion
OF their daily TODD. IN addition, ih..e
are ga.oVo. zoe persons Twins W uS
tfictH IN which no grain u ptpn"'o"'
t.,ndcsl tsppd ncxti iti"ii.
There was no way OF conipelinl "
farmrf 20 otcy the iooi regulations
u would be necessary 20 have ? u,-
tCctiNc on cNcry fnfni. With inHpe,tuI-
to watch the detectives When q nnh
was caught oNadinf the fvot f,hu'N
non 10 was severely punished hpl
Wufm said thnt even one hnuNhA
through the back door o or less
ouiy the very poor lived d, ihe
card" an the time.
What has been the rcsrltf
before the war q workman fsta
one hnif his income for food. usually
OF good quality. Nowadays he pays
fouf-ufths fof food OF poor qunhis
and for substitutes n u true that
hia income has been increased 30 that
u man who one made 1000 marks h
ssar may nov make 1.too. hut ne y.
actually not ~ well OF ne he used
60 be-.
VIVA, has been the enec, on the
death utff'
"nernn IL he only city which Ma.
puhiiahsd the official figures SAIL
nr. They show that there were "a
few more deaths por thousand 81 pup.
uintinn In 1915 and 1915. tu' iu ltii
tho effect Of prolonged underfecdiuf
began a. make itself felt The death
rate was % pcr Ccnt larger than IA
the preceding ear aud the birth mt'
was onr-third less Unofficial report
have ~ that the reports for 1875 vii
be worse.
Wh'ai Handling Mrtibozis.
The Wheat distribution complni
which handles nll hreudsiufia IN u'r
many. was organized in 1910 when D
became apparent that the government
Must supervise tine distribution q
wheat ana other bread materials. D
tsEun na u combination uf great mill
iuE companies, with an office %
telephone aud three clerks Nu'
thousands ARE employed The miller
report TO it their rtuCka on hand nn
put out the flour to the hnkDfs %
auitr from tho company % ~ an e.,
eeileut organization. but 10 H. not pet
foot
Especially Of late u has bee
. L"""N|"NN| NM DO MMM N'NNN" NJ
fnrmtfs refuse 60 take their wheat
tho mfiiDfH aud the millera make falls
reports The difficulty of transport
ton roUE uurnt upon the cnnfmnl
train movement Involved boz thU d'
mobilization almost overnight q
g. 900 HnN mon IH added to hy tho fU|
hnt m wiihdrHwing from our warrior
POINTS we have been forced to altar
iou large uumhrr of rnglncH Hn
CARE
Tho of1sIlis ~ the Wheat pIsiribi
ton COMPANY aurrod with Fnod uiI
tttor Wurm that tho supply oi hrrh'
stuffs Will only lost fhrourh lununt
Meanwhile tho condition lu Ausir
- Ho much worse unHn ~ boz Boz te
many thnt Wurm has HErocd Geo sef
a1nN0 tnns OF fuodHtuffH a. month
vienna m The allies permit 900 cru
amount Co he senf o. Germany
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duced ihe supply 0f mrm fcrtIuE1f
he,nmo orfrspondiuF'V low
SIN fhc NnruH.H rOf allrH nHWr-
how be- saId Boz AmcuDl Htrorsiu
tn Worms nTurUH $500 cfiorsH 81
dos are allowed rurh man curnrrd iH
hard wurk ln peace times Germany
considered that 5000 tuiufIes wls sftI.
upIcut- S~nNnduys m Germurl thr
workinNu6n n 0fife III o. f.toO or
4. goo %cnluriet per dnN Tho Cnir'
problem De- anIi. was that of disir-
hItlln
Thoro ore tioon.o01 p,rsors on
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lem Of distribution. The government
III not dared take too much from
the districts that produced q surplus
over their own needs
a MATTER 81 surphis.
The man with two pigs will SUR
render uhc 20 thr government u the
way one mrn put w. but D man
with only one pir vii nght " ult
pif IA taken a4Ay
llrlanuel Wufm BE- The food dictator
Of Germany. he calls himself with
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1911. he Is. therefore. entitled TO ~.
lower method in 1918.
VIII you kindly advise In your pa
per whether above explanation In cor
rect or not. and obligo.
Answer Tho answcr to your aucs-
ton viii be discussed In my article
ncat Wednesday
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GERMANY y tortured ~ hpnFer
That h Tie conclusion j fcathtd
after a fairly ro~mrrchensIve study
81 She foed situation. u IL impor-
fant 10 stats here that my conClus
elonn are hated chiefly on what I
ea~ and experienced. and net on what
was told.
$40 Toe nftacli thai De atefaGs
German ~ hnfltuully undcried. The
shelves 81 the stores witch IN nor
NAL lines deal o. food were almost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

~ fair w-stnrr pFrparr for storm
Buy Crrriiios a now. Hahn a
-. t1tnnc %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

For any pain. burn .scaio or brulss
apply Or. Thomas Elcctoric oil--ihe
household remedy. Two sizes 40
cents and GO cents at ell drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Sometime ucpp'e stop ut re- hotoi Dol
o. 1tnil horse comforts