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THIRTY-NINT- YKAIt. VOI,. CLYIII. No. 43. New Mexico, Monday, 12, 1918. Dailj by Carrier or Mall, 70c a- Month Albuquerque, August Single Copk, te

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II BERNSTORFF YANKS AND TANKS Latest Photo of Great Allied Commander. EVENUE BILL TO HiiiiBf re Offering AND BOLO PASHA HELP BRITISH TO IE 24 BILLION SSBBSEffii V "1 : '. 1 Strong Resistance ENTERTAINED AT THRQWBACKHU NS R TAX IS To Allied Thrusts HOME OF HEARST OF SOWII CONGRESS TASK

TEUTONS STIFFEN DEFENSE BUT ; Newspaper Publisher Received "Whippet" Caterpillars Raze Estimates Before Lawmaking the' Men at His Residence Houses Harboring German Body Place Expenditures to ARE UNABLE TO STOP AMERICAN, In- Several . Occasions, Says Machine Gunners and Run Country for Coining Attorney General, flict Heavy-Casualties- , Year at Thirty Billion, FRENCH AND BRITISH OFFENSIVE

MAY HAVE GOT PART OF ENEMY IS RETREATING DEBATES EXPECTED itiff Opposition is Offered Which Does Not KAISER"S SLUSH FUND IN GREATEST DISORDER IN SENATE CHAMBER Being By Foe, "Indicate That the Retreat is Ended, But Rather That the Maneuvers Are Intended to Cover of Bill is Alleged to Have Wined Large Groups of Prisoners, After Bill Has Been Passed the Retirement Rup- to New Some of and Dined His Guests; Spent Hungry, Thirsty and Grimy in House Revision Will Like- precht's Army Positions;, Large Fires in i Continue to Be Visible Far Behind German Lines, and Many Hours Conferences, Continue to Arrive at the ly Occupy Senators; Bond Is There Are Other Indications That Fleeing Armies Are Alleged, , Collecting Cages, I IN Issues Raise Eight Billion, I ' Seeking Safety. -

BY JOURNAL MORNIhO WINK MOffNINS arCIAt. LCASCO WltVI) lr JOURNAL SPKCtAt LCACID IRY MORNI ,a JOURNAL .fllL tAtn W,t, New York, Aug. 11. Morton E. With the British Army In France, d ES3 .Washington, Aug. 11. War taxation! (Undated War by Ihc Associated Press) Lewis, Htate attorney general, declared Aug. 11 (by the Associated Press, 3 : 3t The Germans have stif south lof in a statement he could with all its problems, and its benefits materially mediately Juithwest and tonight that P. m.) The allied forces continued fened their defense against the Hrit-is- Itoye and its which seems show bv a series of affidavits that I - - as well as Its evils, is the subject which capture, victorious X- V American 911 news their advance all along the nil I'Lrr'"- will occupy congress almost to the ex- nml French troops have driven their line well across the William Randolph Hearst, the Cam-bronn- o line lust night and today, pushing in clusion of nil others whi n It reuss, the Pleardy buttle front, but they road and at paper publisher, had received at his the direction have been unable to stem at name on two or general of the upper for regular sessions on August 2t. the tide. have reached the road lending home, the time, reaches of the Somme. wore 1 tho forward of the from to Hinee more occasions, nolo who was They If A statement of un older generation Although push Compiegne Noyon. the Pasha, smashing the stiff resistance inter- once remarked was allies has been slowed down. they of Montdldicr the French recently executed by France for trea re- that government rapture posed by the rear guards of the notliifii! more or less than the power to have made important progress frm have penetrated eastward to TIHoty, n. on, and Count von Bernstorff, the the bulk of whom, former Herman ambassador. treating Germans, levy anil collect taxes. It is obvious the north of the Somme, where the distance of about seven miles, and to to considered relia- Americans to- Caiiny-Hur-Mat- z, Moreover, Mr. Lewis that according reports that while the subject of war taxation and .British are fig'iting more than eight and asserted, ble, are In disorder. British to one-ha- lf was to show, bv fleeing " has the attention of congress it must gether, the northern bank of the miles, and through the hilly he "prepared many are this afternoon - "i 1,1 Count von Bernstorff cavalry reported wlT3 i necessarily command the attention of Oise lie by the French., region southward to the Oise have av- affidavits, that eloso to the town of Nesle. -- sta- was operating tf 3EKCFEByiNANDOCH--:''--u,"4"-iij the Amertcun people, because the Americans anil British re pressing eraged gains exceeding six mllc.fl, a frequent visitor at the Hearst Chaul-nes- ). (Nesle is six miles southeast of bility of government is measured closely upon aid- over a front of twelve; miles. home at about the time of Holo's visit This is the laiesi or to New York in the of 1916. jihoiograph C.cneal roch, the great, allied com- chiefly by its revenue. ed 'by tanks and' armored cars. The stiffening of the German de- sprint hours the French who driven Koissons-KhciUi- s when Kolo obtained from Many ago British, mander, has the Boche. from the salient, win- Hill Being I'limu'd. Across the river the Germans heav- fense does not, In the minds of ob- $1,683,000 and American had reached, the allied th-- . von Bernstorff with which to carry on troops ning greatest victory of the war since first battle of the The ways and menus committee of ily engaged the Pritish at Lihons and servers of the battle front, indicate roughly, the old line held by the Ger- Marne. the house is now in tho pre- its and at one the If end- the same German peace propaganda mans before to engaged vicinity, point pierced that retreat the enemy has ' their retirement the of the out- in France that Hearst was then con now liminary work framing the Pritish line and gained the ed. Rather It is assumed that theso Hindenburg line. They have revenue bill which is to skirts of Lihons. A re- car- ducting in America." in counter attack nianeuvres are simlliar to those Mot Bolo Times'. pushed beyond many places. provide the sinews of war for tho stored the P.rltish line and the enemy ried out over the Marne- front, when Three Goyeneourt, two mi:es west of Roye 111 Mr. Lewis claimed It had been I coming year. Passage of the hy retired to positions east and north. strong rear guards covered the. re- that is reported to have fallen to British CLERGYMAN the house in the form In shown "by the testimony of Hearst's Brit- ALLIES CAPTURE substantially Unofficial reports credit the Hritish tirement of tho cvown prince's armv troops four hours ago. Other which it comes from the committee, ' Pans correspondent, Bertelli, given on ish were o of with entering Chaulnes and the Brit- northward. forces nthe front to be a matter of course. ish with a the trial of Bolo for treason that. In Villers-Les-Roy- e. promises cavalry penetration of tho KmoUc of Spen. ' and I mo r stead of Hearst meeting Bolo only The Germans are in senaio, nowBVPr, win cumt; enemy's territory "wtmost to Nesles. The smotnt of large fire continues retiring gradually revision and reconstruction, often the Mailt - once, he met him three times." these everywhere In the face of the fire GA French Progress, to be seen far behind the- enemy's to Mi'. oc- UNITED S IN subject of prolonged debate and oven The progress has been made lines movement trans- 'meetings,' according Lewis, from the British guns, rifles and ma AIti 36,000 bill more greater and the of long curred when "Hearst entertained Bolo :1 filibuster, which will put the by tho French from the region Im- - port columns eastward is ronsidered chine guns. It ulti- Bolo Hearst nearly in tho shape in which It at luncheon; entertained Allies Push Toward Bravo. as evidence that Is the Intention of the at dinner en- mately will become, the somite to the Sherry and Hearst The Americans and British north of 1,Q .... enemy ultimately i,o retreat nw tertained Bolo at a thealet and t.;..,..l,... l,i,, ',vn lines of defense. Aviators have de- party the Somme had further hard fighting AIMS OF WAR PI C saucer in which Is cooled the hot tea supper." and with fine toward UST stroyed all the bridges across the Included in the statement were cor spirit pushedyon sorning from the cup of the house," FORMER OWNER OF Braye. They have traversed the thn deliberations thero are sure to be Homme- from the region of Peronne respondences of nine affidavits regard northern spur each of Chlpilly, and southward and with the enemy's com. ing visits to the Hearst apartment prolonged. miinlcatimr In Ltinehem as well is In their hands. Will Trim in Conference. lines either the hseds house alleged to have been made by Gressaire wood had since of the allies or dominated by theii' Bolo. long been After the bill has been passod by Bernstorff and Some of these Cleared of the enemy, the allied forces Scottish Representative of Na- Among the Are Gen- - " guns the retrograde movement neces- affidavits were made by chauffeurs, Captives the senate, it will go to "conference. VAST EMPIRE NOW passing around the wood, which was often referred to us the place where sarily must be slow. who said they had driven Bernstorff, with from tional Committee on Church- erals and Ger- Tho allied are eneircllmf reeking gas many pockets . Colonels; bills really are made. Here ft Joint troops Bolo, or both, to the Hearst home at both the and Ameri- and It which seems 137 on one more Here British committee representing senate and Roye scapture, Riverside drive, or cans were on their way es Declares There Is No mans Also Lose More Than Imminent, will the occasions, while others included those helped by houso smoothes out conflicting provl greatly heighten tanks. At one place a tank contain sions, compromises for hard- - difficulties of the Hermans. by the doorman, superintendent and volunteers rushed a Longer Divided Feeling, Guns to arranges LIVING IN EXILE Air elevator at the house. ing twelve strong 500 Attackers, fought amendments: and finally, im Intensive Flirliiliig. boy apartment enemy position. Scores of Germans to little ,' Intensive air I An affidavit by Block, a for- (hieing each side give way a fighting nroceedlng Harry were killed and seven officers and or when agreement Is shown to fcc over the battle line. In iFrlday's bat- mer taxioab driver, now employed at fRV 200 men were This M0RNIN9 JOURNAL RrKCIAL LEAflBO WIRK, V MOnNINO tles thirty-nin-e the Brooklyn navy said that "on captured. per JOURNAL SPECIAL LCABID W,RR hoof less, discarding provisions entire German machines yard,, mitted the to get on to the New York, U. After travel- 11. of were and twnty-tw- o driven one and two occasions I re- infantry Aug. Paris, Aug. The number of !y, reports back to both houses (V MORN,N JOURNAL IPICUL LRASVO W,R destroyed possibly line it wiiB this The down out. member Count von holding morning. ing more than 20,000 miles and deliv- prisoners taken so far in the allied congress a completed hill, hornet und- El Paso, Tex., II. Each of control. The Pritish war distinctly driving Americans In the of the on Aug. offices twentv-thr- e Bernstorff to No. 137 Riverside drive fighting past ering one hundred and nineteen ad- offensive in picardy Is now estlmntef! one houso or the other, Insistent evening at an old man with prkjiowledges that hours have suffered further lit, to the sunset, are in with a whose twenty In 36,000, Including more than 1,000 some provision, refuses accept silver-whi- te hair and a beard Pritish machines missing. company stranger principally caused ma dressed every part of the United officers. C00 the de- snowy Unofficial num- photographs are shown annexed, and casualties, by More than guns fmve decision;! of conferees and may bo seen walking around and estimates bring the ." chine bullets. But their States, Sir George Adam Smith, the in waited for min-utep- gun casual been raptured, lurordlng to t lie lat- mands further consideration, but around ber of taken bv the allies them about forty ties no more could ex the place taking his dally Ono were than be Scottish clergyman who has "'been est advices. The pivot of the German the end a bill flint is adopted by both with his two tip to 3k. and the number of guns pected among de- a tour of coun- resistance to of out. body guards. o move B00. (These exhibits were said by Mr. troops constantly making speaking the appears be the town of houses congress conies He 1s General Luis Terranas, the cantured than' Lewis livering attacks against the enemy, try under the auspices of the, national Noyon. midway between Montdidipr The Wfir revenue bill will be thread- On th Vesle front the Germans on (o be photographs of Bolo.) un the ootigeiiarlan exile fronts Mexico who who here prohably put stiffest committee on the churches and the and ,Sissons. The enemy Is throw- ing it's way through these tortuous lost In the northern side of the stream are Photograps Identified. of the line. In tor virtually all his great fortune Carl J. another chauf- resistance any along moral alms of the war, reported to ing reserves from this base to pre- passages in the halls of congress the of Madero Villa reported to be entrenching and string- Fredriksen, A considerable number of additional the Information of vent the allies from until snow revolution and feur, deposed that he could identify bureau of the gaining control of several Weeks, possibly and now Is forced by condi- ing barbed wires over the territory were taken here. Ten dlvi the Noyon-Ha- It will be well for Amer- pollllell photograps of Bernstorff and Bolo af prisoners British war mission today that the road, which Is choked flies, and any tions In the country to live on the whre they are facing the French'and those of two men he driven to- sions of Prince Rupprecht's reserves American people everywhere are fully with material, guns-an- troops. ican newspaper reader who wishes to Americans. had have been identified in the The are of Its move- border." When the Madero revolu- gether to the Hearst home "during fighting. aroused and heart and soul in the Germans expected to make grasp tho significance tion started in 1911 "Don Luis" was Prisoner i stand on Roye-Noyo- n ments us it. to fix in mind 1916." They remained there two Many Captured. war. desperate the progresses known as the cattle of Mexico. Large groups of prisoners, hungry, "From a wide in all lino to the columns which are the five stages through which lh hill king NO COMPLAINTS FROM hours, according to the affidavit. very experience permit His herds numbered more than 200.-00- 0 Alexander now a thirsty and grimy and appearing thor- parts of the and among all retreating in the direction of Nesle passes before It goes to the White P. Gazollo, pri continue to ar-- country to head and grazed on a thousand TOMMIES IN ADVERSITY vate in the national at Camp oughly disheartened, classes," says Sir George, "1 am sure and Ham reach safety, House for the signature of the presi- hills army Irive at the collecting cages. Among The resistance of the Germans is these stages are: and plains of Northern Mexico. Devens, in his affidavit, said ho was that the conscience, the heart, the dent, His estates stretched from the Hio the were five thft Fourth British The bill is framed the house ways MORN, NO an elevator boy at 137 Riverside drive, captured regimental will and fill the boundless energies of stiffening against by Grande to Chihuahua and he ,V JOURNAL IMeiAL LSASRB WIRai ho took to the commanders and ten battalion the United are and army under General Rawlinson. They and means committee. (This Is now City asserted Bernstorff States thoroughly could ride for twenty-fou- r hours by ttehlnd British Lines In France. Hearst apartment five or s'.x times Intelligently enlisted in the war. This are reacting violently In the region of going on). Aug. 11. Neither nor enemy forces Lihons, which changed hands twice train over his own acres, which then fatigue duty and Bolo three or four times and re- Iate today strong is as true of the more German centers ong Argument Likely. numbered more than a million. working parties are popular with the calls distinctly" Bolo to the were concentrating east of Proyart as of the rest of the I had during the night but which this morning- It Is considered In tho house and soldier taking were conutry. -was held a From his offices In tho state cap- but they serve a great purpose Hearst apartment once when Bern- and apparently making prepara- nowhero ft more cordial reception for firmly by the British,' with more or less limited debate, and because in modern war man's was tions to oppose a determined resist- All bridges across the Somme be- some amendments from the ital, General Terrazas governed this great- storff still there. my message than In St. Cincin- possibly est !s . ance. The German Louis, tween Pennine and Ham, of committee is and sent to vast cattle empire, conducted a bank enemy likely to be his own Asserting that employes of the object probably nati and Milwaukee and among men a, stretch form, passed and Imagination. In tho heat of action house had in merely to cover the retreat of the about fifteen miles, have been de- tho senate. many other industries connected nicknamed Bernstorff with German names. My chairmen and with his cattle business. He his he has no time for thought. The hor- "Duke Le Da Brew" and Bolo "Duke large enemv forces. men stroyed by allied aviators. The Ger- The bill is considered by the senate and rors otner speakers were frequently con- lived in in tho of war cannot force their way De La Car," Gazollo's affidavit added Allied airplanes reported that long of Gorman came mans have been attempting to financ committee, to which It has large' family luxury and trans- descent." Sir George struct Allied air- referred. In this committee the marble palace on the Alnmada or at through his preoccupied mind. But that he remembered seeing an invita streams of enemy troops to America last March. - temporary bridges. been later, when the excitement has died tion sent to Bolo for a costume ports were rushing eastward. The men aro now systematically bombing 1,111 may bs practically "mude over," Qulnta Carolina, his summer home party "The mission with which I was these. of of on the Train of way. the reaction sats In and a reali- given in the Hearst but enemy bombers also Va; two- or to the structure the work plains. after train zation apartment, vgbgnlM" charged," says Sir George, "was taken are be ideas of cattle arrived at the border of the past iliegins to depress that he did not know whether he at on Two.l fold: to com- Among the prisoners gen- the house may added the from (CuRUnued Page enforce the moral, aims and colonels and eleven divisions committeemen. the Terrazns ranches. His and deaden his vitality, for the mem- tended the party "for the guests ar mon to the allies to tell erals the senate annual ories of a modern and the part have been identified. It Is debated and in the sen- export averaged 25,000 head and the hattlo are more ter- rived in fancy dress." which Great Britain has taken in the passed rible than the actual Charles H. ate, often after nights of prolonged brand was as well experience. Jerome, superintendent war, The only antidurte to this depres-sio- n of in his argumcn and parliamentary maneu- known at the Chicago, Kansas City the apartment house, stated "I fOiind everywhere an enthusias- and Fort lies In action,' and activity. Ac- affidavit that he recognized "the man FOESlilG tic to ver. Worth jHtock' yards as it tion response these sentiments and BOLSHEVIK! As' altered by the senate the Ml was in Mexico. Terrazas provides distraction for the mind. Bhown In the photographs as a gentle I know that American ARE holdings It is this the; arguments, the to the conference committee of. were estimated to bo worth $5,000,-00- 0 that working party sup. man who called upon Mr. Hearst on are convinced of the Justice of goes plies, and in of least two occasions to knowl people senators and representatives which (gold) but were not for Bale at spite the generally at my our common cause and resolute to abusive terms to it by the sol- edge and was known as 'The Pasha.' finally reports back a compromise any price. applied E carry it though on these which on both Now dier, it is really doing him a service. Hearst Issues Statement. drnft which houses can agree. Genera Terrazas and his fam is ON Germany has forced on the world. RAPIDLY LOSING Inasmuch as this bill ily live in a rented house on Golden It the British soldier's historic Mr, Hearst late tonight Issued a "I found a deal of particular privilege to compilain, or "grouse," as statement in which he declared that good Ignorance lengthens the long arm 6f the govern- Hill, he rides to his office in an old of the scale on which Great Britain tax so he calls it. Put his complainings "the Intimation that Count von Bern- ment collector it can reach into automobile, and buys his groceries not had been fighting and supporting the almost every man's one who rrom must be taken to Indicate a state storff and Bolo Pasha met at my pocket, a store. ; CHAULNES FRONT war and naturally of the details of to be lnformod sacri- The of low morale. Exactly the reverse, house is a characteristic falsification," attempts of what revolutionists under MHdero It Is an our warfare. Most Americans had : RUSSIA fices he will be called upon to hake Orozco and other killed for unwritten law in the Brit- tiy Mr. Lewis. Mr. Hearst said Bolo failed to value the fronts on leaders the ish army that a man may fcad many CP that the world may become a decent TerraJtas cattle for food, burned his complain brought excellent credentials, three continents on which our arm-le- a to d6 io only when things are going well. In he was "courteous to Just as plale live in, will well, survey ranch buildings and looted his stores that him. have been engaged; the vaufe num- needs which have before and danger and adversity there Is no com- I would he courteous to Lord N'orth-- ( I the brought warehouses. Then Francisco determi- bers' of our which were raised o plaining, only that dogged armies tho country this measure for tnxiha Villa, as commander iir-th- Desperate Fighting is Going was 1SV MORNINtf JOURNAL SRCOAi.'f'';"L.AB acting nation which,' makes the British sol- Continued on Page Two.) before conscription established; W,NS the high and low, north for Geneml Carranza, Issued a or the extent of our sacrifices. I sup- 11. The Aid mr Allies. dier such a formidable opponent, pn Between Armies of Raw London. Aug. decree confiscating all of the Terra- plied them with concise information movement in Russia' Is grow- The American people of course will zas - these holdings- 'including the herds, THE ilnson and" Von der Mar-- on each of Hubjects. Many aud ing rapidly, the bolshevik soviet or- not only flnanco their own share of lands and porfonul property. Gen To. Diiport Three Aliens. - WEATHER iences were amazed at the facts I gave ganization has virtually gone to pieces, the war, but they will furnish in large eral Terrains was forced to flee from Santa Fa, Aug. 11. Governor W. E. them; and it would have been well and Nikolai Leninc, the premier, and measure the monetary backbone to en Mexico Villa's advanco on issued an witz, Says' Paris Report. to to before Lindsey today order FORECAST. worth coming America for this pur Leon Trotsky, his war minister, in- able the allies continue. This new Chihuahua City from Juarez. He releasing three aliens who have been pose alone. tend to flee to Germany should the sit. law Is expected to make an equitable made the long tiek to the border at serving indeterminate sentences from uaion become too serious,, distribution of the burden to all tho col- Bernalillo are Antonio Denver, 11. For New V MORNtNf according OJinaga with the fleeing federal county. They Colo., Aug. JOURNAL RCCIAL LCAHO WlRBl to Russian Ex- In to TWO SHIP BUILDING , recent newspapers, the people just proportion their umn on December 19. He has never Fuentes, serving two to three years Mexico: Monday and Tuesday cloudy Paris, Aug. 11. The Germans to of the nation's wealth. Results change Telegraph correspondent at share returned to Mexico. , since October, 1916; Jose Sandoval, with occasional showera; warmer are the Chaulnes-Roy- e - - en- night holding PLANTS Copenhagen telegraphs.- f .,, of the present laws have not been On 22 sentenced May 1915, four to Tuesday. Noyon line hut the allies are BEING' BUILT July last, General Terr,azas serving making The Isvestia tirely satisfactory. eighty-nint- h five and Tomas de sen- Arizona; Monday and gen- south of The Petrograd newspaper celebrated his birthday years, la Rosa, Tuesday progress Noyon. enemy's is quoted as stating that at several Experience has pointed out weak ten tenced October, 1916. to serve two to erally fair and' warmer. reserves into the action V MORNma JOURNAL trtCIAL WIRt i' anniversary surrounded by his are, coming lcad "in that part oc- spots. seventy-fiv- e three years. The men were and defense is all 11. points sons, grandchildren hnd turned the stiffening along Washington. Aug. Two lareo cuunter-revolu-ttona- submitted to s LOCAfc cupied by the enemy." Estimates congress many more relatives. H-- maintains over to Immigration Agent V. D. REPORT, the battle front from Noyon to shipbuilding plants are being erected movements have broken out. place the expenditures of tho coming Partch at for Chaulnes. in an office downtown wher he at Albuquerque deportation soutnern Chile. They will be ready The Bolshevik Soviets have been ever-throw- n year at about $30,000,000,000. It does to Mexico. A of condi- '. be- tends to his business affaire summary local weather Desperate fighting is going on for operation in September and the in these places not necessarily follow, however, that private tions twenty-fou- r end- and replaced daily and he keeps in elo.te touch for the hours tween the British army of General building of wooden vessels will begin councils, consisting of the actual expenditure will reach that cw ed 8 m. Maxt-mu- m by representa- with cattlo and market conditions. German Railway. at p. yesterday follows: Rawlinson and the German army of Immediately. The first vessel, of 3.000 "or-- t The house committee on ap- ' tives of ' the Mcnshevlki, Moder- figure. It -- 82 mini- von Marwitz. The counter-att- "'' ' is his dream to be permitted to Aug. II. The temperature, degrees;' der enemy is tons, wilt be launched in March 1919 ates, propriations Is of the opinion that to mum, 57; range. 25; at acking west of ' return his native land with suf- of a fourth direct railway temperature savagely Noyon according to the schedule, and anoth- In the city of Kazan, the newspa- $24,000,000,000 will suffice. According ficient to i 6 p.m., .Wind; clear;, trace and seems determined to hold 'he er of ilze to guarantees allow him to line between Berlin and Vienna ha ' 7;'spitth' - vessel the same f will leave per adds, the widely known Bolshevik the original budget the expenditure i town at all begin over again to the been approved the German t fain, .- costs, the ways has been by railway l shortly afterward. leader Olschinsky, killed. tCuaTurueiTfronrTaga Two.) Terrazas fortune, n ti u . i r two Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, August 12, 1918. He VON BERNST0RFF AND Manages SITUATION s OUT AVIATORS DEPORT YOUTHFUL FLIER mo nnvn 1ST ICE I Knights of Columbus BOLO PASHA ENTERTAIN- i.inoi uuili War Activities ED AT H0JV OF HEARST f , ' C- if AVOIDED Ml inn io decisii E OF SQiyiM E E TEUTONS DIGGIN SEEKING RECORD !. i cliffe or that any other visiting journ-alisty- OPERATION any importance," and that he FINISH DENBIGH MORE STABILIZED ALONG vESLE "did not know that Holo Pasha would FATE GALLS If turn out later to be a spy." WHEN Canton, Ohio. "I suffered from n "I met von jiOv Jil had Bernstorff several female trouble which caused mo much limes, and I had also met Jusserand Buffering, and two and Spring-Ric- the French and doctors decided Hritish ambassadors," said Mr: Hearst ll I.Ji '. I IBY MOANINQ .'C'UBNAL STfC i Fnro wini that I would havo Noted Briton ?v is and for "So did Innumerable other good British Years Explains Quite Fighting Desperate . With on the Major Only 23 to an i rVV the American Arioy Americans, of go through Vesle. 11 x lie the including the president Mil . Why There Be No the Moment No Big Advance Aug. the I'nited States. Old When He Had Downed operation before I .(,.. .. Lucidly seriated l'ressl. Alii ' have could well. are "I do not recall ever having met. get Until Hun is Com- Held reported that, the dige.ing von I mother, who Peace the Is Expected on Front in inericnn line Hernstorff at my house, and 52 Enemy Planes; Accident "My opposite the Fiuiro-- think that he called had been helped by 'tu. '( ;) along the Vesle and are siringing the only time pletely Crushed. "By British, there was at afternoon tea, when 1 Ends Exceptional Career, LydiaE. Pinkham's barbed wire along the hills luri Invest Com- of Fisincs. was away. Vegetable - "Hut all of this before pound, advised me It was learned from German occurred the (AiAorhitpd Pretin rorr,niin(If,npe.) lly IBY MONNINa JOURNAL SPECIAL IKASrO WIRE) entrance of tho United Into tho to try it before sub- (By Hie Earl of IVnblRli.) that an old mn :t." near States London, July 20. MaJ. James P.. .. 11. tho sit- war, and I had a to meet to an H (In the following article the Kurl of ljondon, Aug. Today largo enough to conceal two rai perfect right McCudden, killed in an avia- mitting opera- be- i the German ambassador then or any recently tion. relieved mo fH'nlilfrli makes plain why tJie nllli'S uation south of the Nomine was ments, was being wil as in refngi tion It Kraneo-Amcrica- n other ambassador. " accident, was an extremely reti- from mv troubles uiiisl ritiht this wnr to a diflnivc finish coming more stabilized. There has for troops at rest. The Diid how Hums are art ill shelled the Hurls Charge at liCwis. cent boy who hardly looked his 23 so I can do my house work without the milking overy been no allied advance in heavy 'ry Mr. any l liw to undermine tlie unity important cavo all Saturda" and the Ger- "If Lewis has the slightest years but who, within a little more difficulty. advise any woman who is attempt i ; V the last twelve boms and at some day aban- seintillH of or ..' i " tlie natJons who are mans were compelled to pertinent competent than two of had won a afflicted with female troubles to 'Pl.V tf opiHsiig finally ' evidence direct- years flying, givo . llicm.i jilaces a slight retirement has been don it. i against me, reflecting long string of decorations and had Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- necessary. . ly or indirectly upon me or upon my come within two victories of the and will do as much The British people are singularly papers, let him and let being pound a trial it fop find confiding. One of our The has been and produce it. premier flier of the British and Ca- them." Mrs. Marie 1121 Eth trusting fighting desperate YANKS AND TANKS HELP him act upon it. forces. He In Boyd, chief troubles Is that the ordinary of a and for tho nadian 'was quest of N. E., Canton, Ohio. will in ding (long character, "I charge definitely and directly these victories when-kille- d. St, Briton persist lookinj moment on this front TO THROW BACK that Mr. is sometimes there are serious condi- eonn-t.y- , any 'big advance BRITISH Iwis using the prislige While with a of friends in upon the neople of every other occu- party tions where a is the) 4 is not expected. which should, under any other London one before his hospital operation whether they nro black, brown, NORTH OF SOMME to night shortly but on tbe other hand or as like The enemy Is calling HUNS pancy, attach his high office, for death he lamented the fact that ho only alternative, yellow white, being people apparentely the of his en- so women have been cured by this themselves his reserves to him save gratification personal soon was to be ordered to Instruction many upon help mities and for the satisfaction of the work and would not have famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. do not. In the nndvstand COL. P. M. CALLAHAH 'Continued f rorriPaffeOneV probably They least nil material possible. financial' interests and the liquor in- another to better his rec- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after the of the modern l'russian ' opportunity mentality At today the allied line was terests that own him and fifty-tw- o Hun machines. doctors have said that an wan with nil ambition Ken- operate ord of ,IIe operation that his cunning, t'olonel I'. II. Callahan of from the north: and repeatedly were chased away by him." confided to that he woman who wants and arroeanee he Is at heart little is the chairman of the as follows, starting the nursuit to friends, however, necessary every tucky past Is Gor- Hritish planes prevent to across tho channel to avoid an should a better than a crafty savage. For this War Activities committee of the wcs'. of Meaulte, which still in them from dropping bom lis to hinder planned slip operation give it some too become thence to ' EL PASO IS soon from a Hritish areodrome and fair trial before submitting to such a reason people often Knights of Columbus. He has long man hands; Ellnehem, the advance of the troops. SEAT OF to down two more German the innocent prey of what railed been working to send men and Framerville and l.ilions, which are The Germans wire reported. to bo attempt trying ordeal. we 4n machines before be settled down to If to German propaganda. What do money to help the soldiers, in Franco, ill lUtllu Ger- - retreating eastward past Peronne REVOLUTION , JUNTAS complications exist, write Lydia b our German; station (the were the safe Instruction work. E. Pinkham Medicine mean by propaganda as applied and bi.s success ha;? remark the greatest disorder. Many sab) Is a Cana- Co., Lynn, Mass., able. lans still hold noun). I'arviuers, to lid Inn McOuddon's flying poor for advice. The enemies? without arms, apparently fifty-thre- e result of many years of i El Paso. 11. record of but li'Echelle and Armaneourt, Imlh their-- a pons. Among Tex., Aug. Mexican dian with a i3 service. We, the allies, are endeavoring I" ing discarded ex- from com- experience at your the latter still being German, and them wore Hounded men revolutionary Juntas have been In who. has been transferred make the German people. undei;::.ind and many stag istence in El Paso one to work. It was this we tlui nation if thence through Tilloloy park on foot. since the first bat instruction that did not begin the war they have to give up Bel- the station of gcrhig along here was organized for Francisco I. situation coupled with the fact that the trick of this a gium. The trough I'lt-- li Press I'orward. Germany calling others, however, know per- Mareiiil-I.amotl- e to Samson and ' Madero In ttbM In a back room of a he was so close to tho highest of self defense, on her is well that to ., from t he south received gaining War part fectly if Germany 'were 'from which it the Reports to cheap hotel in the Mexican ouarter. flying honors that, stirred young ludicrous, and that th's fnci W ref. given a free hand in the near Maehemont, joins hero say that the French continue AZTEC FUEL CO. east ami idier-Roy- Villa to his fatal effort. abso- line on the disc. Woiidl o road. Orozro, Huerta, and Felix Diaz last " evident if hecaune of Hie and push along the to-Ji- " only Russia, evacuate;! Helguim and before Vauvillers the havo all had their here at dif- True is plans ho drove a fast Alsacp-ljorralnc- . In tho area Manv are Juntas lute unpreparedness for war on the France and even she. fires and explosions report ferent times since the revolutions from a British aerodrome of who had to up could consolidate enemy has hern supported by heavy ed 'within (he German lines as their battleplane jurt everyone get herself lnt a pos- but further southward the was started. A second class rooming house to France and was flying toward the and fight Germany. Nobody but a ition of unssullablo artillery, retreat book on. Chaiilncs shroud or: when strength. ami French first and third armies have ed of shot with hotel la always selected for these German lines at a low altitude rece of lunatics would have embark- that in the next war for which in clouds smoke, of followers crashed to the Jewett Fire they advanced slightly, and in this neigh- llames. Among other buildings in the meetings revolutionary his machine ground. ed on a war of ag?rrssion against are already prepering.' nothing coo! do not In order to o void suspicion a ad to es- Those who witnessed the accident are with a trained expeditionary them borhood tlie Germans appear town, railway station was report- Brick. I'ermany prevent from taking evorytbin;,' be too well with te cape secret service agents. Beds are certain something happened to the force, no matter how tood It was. of back A to supplied artillery. ed us having been burning for many cause of his again. German peace, which fires and long col- hours. drafted Into service as chairs and the airplane but the real s'x divisions, harked no hv n terri- would be a German is, Iarge transport, Mexicans , coal and victory, what umns in the enemy's back areas tend The resistance thus far gen. squat around the walls death may never be known. Storage, torial force which avowdlv ami by they are working and all out German while tho are wood. to con- for, to the belief that his to become weaker a junta meetings bring all kinds of B't of parliament waB only tie blood and treasure and strengthen erally appears - held. In these are in Hearst Case. sacrifice attacks the Brit- tho-tott- le toward the cen- meetings planned Final Argument sidered fullv trained kIx men'liB after would have been heavy counter againt progresses tho schemes 11. Final argu- Jit thrown away. ish lire intended to afford him ter, opposite thq positions revolutionary movements, Santa Fe. Aug. the outbreak of war. While we were ,time especially devised for getting contraband and ment in the Hearst injunction case I recovering slowly to evacuate his stores. held by the Australians. Phone .251 We ore alsoi tryinji to malt? the from the effects of this war tremen ammunition Into Mexico and often re- in tlie federal court will iio made see Germany The allied casualties! in tho last Tanks again performed C. German people that the world would be herself into a pos- a cost cruiting among the floating Mexican tomorrow by Attorney Francis not to putting two davs of fighting were compara- dous services at small to them does intend be dominated, by ition of absolutely unassailable pow- line. one small border population is carried on by Wilson for the petitioners who seek . tively light, because the allies virtu- selves all along the At Germany. er. e theso state council of de- dollar in That is, of course, on the suppos- the German town, south of the Amiens-ttoy- roan, juntas. to restrain the Every War Savings Stamps If the German people are content to ition ally ran through positions At present a well organized Villa fense various other officials or a Uotid the kaiser a that the German military party l!ut since Saturday the fighting has thn advancing French infiuitry senl and Liberty gives live alongside of us without our remains in the ascendant. Hritish could junta is in operation here. It is in from further interfering with the chill. been of a more severe character. word to the that they of a revolu- feeling that they are perpetually Germany, a not on because of machine charge young Mexican sale in the state of varl.ms maga- scheming to get us into the bemg Struggle for Massif. get heavy tionist who has the usual retinue of International position nation, which the allies are not is Interest centers around the struggle gun fire from the town. - zines published by the Ad of under dog and that a German much lets clerks, lookouts to watch for secret News company. Try the Want Way is an instrument for tlie likely to have a revolution. for the Eassigny Massif, which Is high Tank Kacs liiiibllng. service men, advisers and treaty merely The could to the in af- Five armored monsters went over military purpose of keeping tpiirt until military party point ground difficult country, and American legal advisers. Behind things spoils of war which they now possess, fords a considerable view of thn sur- and rolled directly into the place. It Is convenient for Germany to break and with discovered that tho closed doors the revolutionists whis- no reason v. Germany unbeaten in the rounding neighborhood.. Its southern Their occupants for Villa in tho out, there is h;' there field we consid- houses were crowded with Germans per plans aiding field, Bhould not be should be without that moral edge is in French hands, but a for ammunition and machine! peace. factor without must be- machine "A look inside We wish to see that war when which there could bo erable advance be registered manning guns, principally guns and for the Villa prop-- ! they no Guy-Noy-- One spreading have whole world them lasving peuco. fore the allies can cross the from second tory windows. tank In American The Hoover," got the against leisurely advanced upon u house while Uganda papers. These; Note Is not the paying business it hai been The Degenerate German. road. agents have plenty of money and live; the Hoover e n hail of bullets off its metal Heating-Sweepin- g to them in the past. One means of obtaining this Ger- All accounts agr-- that the attacks splashed well whllo on the border. Several man is to the of the Third French army on the mas- hide. After reronnoitering aft close lirush driven We want them to understand that peace make liritish peo- tank backed off and lawyers on tho border havo grown by in the ple believe that the Germans are sif are making satisfactory progress range, the as advisers to a belt from the the hatred they are arousing crushed In wealthy acting legal ' and is u.se and that an advance of from three to charged. Its great weight electric motor. minds of every belligerent nation who that it no whole continued the juntas while ammunition dealers knows methods and conduct any longer. five miles has been made since Satur- tho building and it and uniform houses a of their fighting The roads for the ene- forward until the. structure was flat supply reaped of war, and more especially their We have undoubtedly made appall- day, morning. rich harvest until the embargo against my's retirement are by no means tened out, with the enemy machine cowardly brutality to our prisoners, ing mistakes. There was our failure effaced. all military elements was ordered will react them most to act with decision in the good and it is believed not improba- gunners thoroughly from Washington. upon seriously early days ble that sooner or later he wil lie After this success, the four com- v u. the .longer they continue th?ne prac- and obtain possession of Constanti- The activities of theso revolution- when wo compelled to return to the line of Po- panion tanks engaged varions groups watched tices. nople might have done no, house-wrecki- ary agents are closely by so lemic, Vcslos and Noyon. of the enemy and the of , f If they go to the bitter end and prove and kept open the route to the to and government ngents, but, because v machine proceeded roll down care in ,w to us that, whereas we have treated ltlack sea and koit Turkey out of the flatten nine other houses. This tank Iheir clever advisers and their our men war off of mun- e any violations of the neutral- their prisoners humanely, by cutting supplies be crushed-th- entire village and avoiding continue to come back wvth tho ap- itions from this new rate will be applied must literally ity laws, it is difficult to obtain evi- Germany. determined' all the enemy within. palling stories which we now hear on Kcrythmg, therefore, that could be by thorough investigation. who dence, upon which to convict these done to The matter of exemption, tho preven- When tho French infantry. revolutionists. every hand it will be many, many exploit these mistakes and to hud until the way was made N. before our will have any- rishearten the Uritish mak- tion of duplication in taxation and the paused ft. day people people by out of technicalities clear for them by the liritish tanks, to do with the Ger- them lose in popu-larl- y ironing those thing whatever ing faith what are es- on their nn t with 26 PASSENGERS, 40 mans. called the through which some, people have proceeded way they governing classes share no resistance. Germans who had wit- colonel of a distinguished the with knowl- caped the payment of their just TRAIN GUARDS SLAIN ,'fte people education and must also be settled before the means nessed its demolition, fled in terror. Scotch regiment said to me nut long edge is to the advantage of Ger- Anti-tan- k Jliflcs Worthless. ago: many. of raising additional revenue is defi' Hoover German have boasted that taV.MORNINa PKOiAL The prisoners JOURNAL LtAMD Illumed Soldiers liuulaml. It Is well, to bear all this nitely decided upon. WIK Only I'liipi therefore, seems Tho law- their forces are now equipped with El 11. Twenty-si- x in a.-- tme thing positive. l'aso, Tex., Aug. "When the Burvivors of the mam mini anil also to remember that new anti-tan- k rifles, a large of British come makers sav they are determined that firing passengers and forty soldiers of the Suction Cleans thousands prisoners a degenerate nation Germany had for business not bo projective at great velocity. Actual of men Beats, Sweeps, back to and are distributed a time before war dur- the nation's shall train guard fifty were killed, England long the and It also seems certain that encounters demonstrated that they and seventy soldiers and civilians ever tho and tell everybody ing the war reached a of ap- hampered. were country depth the people of America will not be com- complete failures. wounded when the northbound train .cf the Drutalities, insults, outrages, palling depravity and immorality to tho burden ot Huring the advanco east of Rosierfs, on the Mexican was end starvation to which have which is almost Inconceivable. pelled hear heavy Central railroad cleaners they Hero taxation that has been placed upon Hritish cavalry sent back word that held up at Consuelo, Chihuahua, fifty other vacuum rely mainly upon been systematically subjected, It will are some statistics of crimo in Ger- they could not proceed because of miles of a bold boche who will to show tho English. south Chihuahua City, Mex., ALL alone. The Hoover 'te try many and England: heavy fire from a woods In their front. at 2 p. m., Saturday. The was suction Only face inside an public-house- ." A outrage his Kn;lish Annual average Germany. England. number of swift "whippets" rolled committed by Villa followers under' l00-19l- n l'jOO-191- 0 HUERTA ADM.TTED and around to the back of the wood, but command of Martin The pas-- beats out imbedded grit thoroughly sweeps be. ii public-hous- e Lopez. j It will not only Murder ;tT,u 87 the Germans saw them coming and sengers left alive and tho bodies ofi will be clfaii from the boche Incest .Iiil 5(i GERMAN INTRIGUE r.m for lives. Tho then besides what the Others do, that kept their cavalry the dead were stripped of their cloth-- 1 carpctings doing taint. I have had letters describing Rape !l,:!M lilii charged and tile Germans were sa- lug and valuables, even the women; things which made my blood boil. Assault . 172,1V! l.l'tiii ItIV MnltNt.-I- JOURNAL BRCCIAL LEASED WIRC bered light and left und 700 of them and forced to suction to withdraw the dirt, oneMail-.wa- children being disrobe, using An officer told me how at y Wilful to El 11. as- surrendered. . 1 damage ' J'aso, Tex., Aug. The ( The alarm was sent to Chihuahua; . station a number of wounded sol- property 25,75!) :!5S sertion of Gaston I!. Means, in Chi- That was only one of the many by members of tho train crew, who. diers and one officer in the early part Divorce petitions. iHl.illO a!5 cago, that Gen. Vietorlano Huerbvwns where Hritish cav;alry ha;l tnade their escape by uncoupling the of the war .were marched down be- Huieidos "Oil 77 In the of tho German made charges with the tra- - per per employ imperial thrilling locomotive and raring for tho ntxt: tween two- ranks of German soldiers birtha I7S.I15 37.0 1 1 was not a to ditional dash of the mounted forces. A v Illegitimate government, surprise telegraph station. second military! hi Xk fsciiig each other, and as the wound- million. . million. federal officials on the border who The battle Is progressing at thl train, carrying a strong force of sol- - ed men passed thev wci kicked and The English arc taken uncovered tho llnerla. hour from one end of the lino to the diers was rushed to the scene and, figures revolutionary most 'A' VI struek and spat upon and insulted all home office returns, the Geininn from plot and arrested Huerta July 2. 1915. other, and the favorable result!) the pursuit of the bandits at once be-- j are -i- the way. Some of these men who were the Imperial statistics of 1911, and While being held for trial as a pris- reported everywhere for the gan. This train returned to Chihuahua' m. W r iMPIil Mill "' - hobblitig along had their crutches Ihey are published In oner at Fort Uliss General Huerta today bringing the survivors of tho mas-- 1 taken from them and when they fell normally," a book by If. dc Ualsalle. told his guards that after ho abdi- sacre. Everything of value was taken! - fc. I were beaten with their own It cated tire of Mexico he to half-cleane- d. they contains all you want to know about presidency ilucators Convene. from the train by the bandits who,! soft-- h than Broom 1 Hoover has a crutches. For four to five days our Germany at home. These statist lea will went to I'.erlin and had a personal in- Santa Aug. 1. Word is being according to the passengers, rode away; Only The wounded men travelled In cattle who terview with William. He received from of the an re - or ordinary carpet ; St H open the eyes of many see that Emperor the presidents hour before tho arrival of the a i r .Beating Sweeping sweeping trucks, and they were gf horror, as the their teach- said he had gold in banks of various slate institutions ns well as lief train. swepnitiL' won't rid the car-- ' days just Germans by deposits Brush not stationary like and even now atrocities that are ing will stop at no .cruelty or brutal- Ijondon, Paris. Herliii and Harcelona. others prominently interested in edu half committed are a to In Federal officers here believed the cation That will attend the not slowly re- petings of rriore than , w 1 1 disgrace humanity ity warfare which will bring them they three COLQUITT TRAVELED a pushbroom, JVvhen will the allies understand that military advantage, so no divty trick Huerta movement was being financed days educational conference at tfanta volved floor rollers like the dirt without beating, as all 'this is an exhibition of the. latent by the German and that Fe to meet IB, 16 17 In by in the way of this insidious, propa- government August and IN "SHADY" COMPANY camet-sweeper- the of the movement Wns to the new museum in nrrlinarv s, you well know. And suction, brutality of tho German character and ganda Is too dirty for them if It will purpose auditorium of tho is ls part of German in serve their by Involve the Fjiited States with Mexico at the call of the United States bu- air no matter how strong it teaching? any way purpose MV not propelled by Ger-Jjia- n MnRNINO JOURNAL lfCIAt. weakly i ,'To to the and tho of muni- reau of of L(AIO WIMl . bring all thjs home lending to undermine their opponents. prevent shipment education and Superin- ana will only collect loose dirt & nation is of our There Is no tions to Europe. , tendent of Public Instruction J. If. Xew York, Aug. II. Oscar II. Co- but powenuny part propaganda. question whatever that . . of - as a The is to make , ( s. Wagner. ,.. lquitt, former governor Texas: Dr. over 1,- demonstration proves German propaganda these facts and figures chow that tho ( sneedilyrevolved, ,11)8 allies believe that England Is sim-ul- y in is of a na- Hernard Uernburg, Gorman propa- degradation Germany Bernard II. of 000 times a minute, by a using fliew as so many pawns ture of which tho allied people, havo gandist; Kidder, editor the New York Stnats and to for the preservation of tho Hritis'i no conception. ( t'y the Internationa Zeitung belt from the strong electric Restores Colors ' fa . ii .empire. . . News Uureau, Inc., Huston, Mass.) tleorge Sylvester Viereck, formerly motor. Two Stories. editor of the Fatherland, conferred at . Fairy one time on tho of a New Straightens Nap Garman propaganda In Uritaln tin- - REVENUE purchase itWki - takes-tw- BILL TO RAISE York newspaper, according to Infor- uoubtedly forms.' Realising mation which States how ignorant our people are with re- Deputy Attorney The Only J00 Per In addition to cleaning 100 to which 24 BILLION IN WAR TAX Ueneral Recker announced tonight he gard the German baseness Dirt-Gett- er do-Jn- g had obtained from his cent The Hoover bright- brought about this war, they are IS Viereck, during Cent per can to inculcate CONGRESS TASK Investigation of the German propa- and re- everything they ganda movement in this ens your carpetings the Idea that it is a capitalists war country. moves their appear- and that everybody war mu-- , Hoover Brush dingy making This patented soft-ha- ir terial Is so, much money that BRITISH AND FRENCH ance. The Hoover making for war purposes alone will bo vibrates loose and shakes to Ithey do not want the war to stop. Brush does this by straight- ff , be war so CONSULS RELEASED ' It may a capitalists' far Mom! Isnic;--. Kactoi'. the surface every particle of, tn Germany is concerned, for con- ening the crushed nap and raw The fourth issue of Liberty lionds deeply-imbedde- d sand, grjt to fessedly ihey are always out for would be tar MONNINa JOURNAL SPSCIAL LCACO WIRK) restoring the matted pile " for authorized at $K..00l,O0n,. ' .materials for their Industries and not), Paris. II. A re- and dirt. At the same time St which leaves $K,iHo,Oui,000 to Aug. dispatch its position. the purpose of putting money Into the be means. It ceived here from Stockholm says that the brush intended fcommerclal secured through other thoroughly sweeps pockets of their magnates is with tha raising of this $S,0tO,onn,. as a result of tho efforts of Sweden's - of even .who have grown so fat as a result iof 000 that the new revenue law will be in Moscow, the- Hrit- the nap clean the . representatives their success over the French In 1870. riuicerned. The problem confronting ish and French consuls, who were re- stubbornest -- . clining lint, Guaranteed to The Germans are also getting1 it those drafting the bill is Just how to cently arrested by order of the hairs, threads and litter. Your , about that Germany ardently desires levy equitably .upon the various tax- have been released. Save Rugs peace (a German peace, of course), able soiirt-cs- what proportion of the Powerful suction dustlessly and that jieace can be had for the amount is to be taken through excess Rcuily to lluitR Ulaiicett. Is ws withdraws this loosened J asking, arid 'It only ,the allied taxes Income taxes and 11. The"-gallo- The wrold's oldest, largest J profits and Santa Fe, Aug. J who are responsible for tiic what iy luxury, consumption and In the Santa Fe county Jail yard on dirt, along with all other and most successful makers c6tlnuanr of the bloodshed. other taxes. At tho time opin-lo- n Water street, from which Elbert W. dust-tig- ht in present surface dirt, into a of electric cleaners guaran- ". .Top 'art thing the world that Is divided upon this suhket, and Hlancett Is to be hanged on Thurs " ,jt'hey really wish is that the people whllo at first It was believed that an day for the murder of Clyde Armour bag. tee The Hoover to prolong understand the cause of excess ?hbujd real profits and income tax would or Sioux City, la., have been com- In no the life of oriental or That la why the pacifist furnish at least 6, 000. 600, 000,000 of pleted and were tested this fore other way can your any , press have lately heen objecting to the amount needed, it has now been noon with weights. They worked rugs .and carpets be more domestic rug or carpet. 1--j jSt my Activities- In going about with practicalfy determined thut, in view smoothly and efficiently.. rni)s Intructlnir people about the of the reuction of profits, brought . Ix;t us demonstrate Tlie Hoover. Convenient terms If desired. .wajHri a way wnloh cannot be denied. ajiout through the increased cost of Allies Capture Chaulnes. 4 sizes one for every purse. What Is That In lltin Politics. labor and materials, and also by gov- London, Auj. 11. Chaulnes, tho The German press takes every op- ernment price-fixin- g, it will be impos- important railway town in the heart portunity of maintaining the fable sible to raise more than $4,500,000,000 of the Somme battle front and the is issue this means. that there nothing at but the through IT a v I . : key to the southern line of the Ger- ,' ni'fistlo.j. pjf .neutrality of .Belgium. Granted that these tentative figures man has been ELECTRIC-COMPAN- salient, captured by the GAS & Y OJt comes on Bacon-rl- n' ALBUQUERQUE .Thctev.' a"rj KtwQ shades. .ppinlon prove to be correct, there then ?v" his face. Br'er allies. The capture was effected.by as to how the other - the question Australian and Canadian troops. ' ; "Tne extremists-af- represented "by $1,BOO,000,000 Is to be secured. It U - J"AT VOIR SFJIVICE." Tlrpitx, Reventlow, and who positive that there will be a general; others, how journal Wants Results , ihricK it& sflU TB&m&tiXSn .defeated increase in the tax rate, but Just JJrlnQ - .'. r ..... '' V ' .'' ''".'-.- "... Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, August 12, 19 IS.' THREE

that they will ship not les-'-s than 300 cars. CROP OUTLOOKS The, prolonged drouth that has ex- Attacks of Indigestion FLIPS FROM THE F1LLVMS isted practically all over the state has Roll of Honor been broken. Tho condition OFFICIAL of the "I believe, tlhaniberlaln's Tablets hava .t pastures is good, and while the grass is short almost the entire state has Mved my life, writes Mrs. Jlafjgie Coil, AT THE THEATER-- ; TODAY. AT Till" IA IMC. SAYS Golden Mo. had in American Casualties fit the II. GOOD. had good rains and the prospects ars City, "I pains my "IV Theater to- Mystified silence of his . so bad I STATEMENTS Itrpcating again who 10 good for a supply of winter pasture Stomach day, the film sweetheart promissd wait for our stock. I conld not pioiliiction of "Civle him when Jic went w.-r- t to make his lor thought . Tom's live. Onr doctor said (BV MtNINa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAKED W1REJ Cabin," with Marguerite Clark Allen Peis. beans, sorghum, millet fortune, Hparso was .pccding grain, was 11. The in the title role; also "World's back home to learn she hail and other dry farm crops are being it congestion of Washington, Aug. army the why FEDERAL BUREAU stomach. would FRENCH casualty list, issued today, in four sec- Events" reel. cea.-e- d I'nissnig into New planted in those countries where the the I a man fulif a ferry-bo- rains were late In Tn goto bed well tions, shows: Ciwstal I!oiim York City, from coming. many perfectly in Opcia Dark uml leui-in- cases the planting may be too late for and wake in the rV MONN JOURNAL BPE CIAL IftA.SD WINI1 Killed action, 154; died of SuurgOi into the wa- up Tiii Mor Nell saves his life. the crops to but will at as bad as 1 Paris, Aug. It.' Continued prog wounds, 1C; died of accident and other Lyric Shipmun and ter, Thai nighl in his mature, they night could Alfred Whitman Io- a least produce some feed. doc- ress wus made last night by the causes, 4; wounded severely, Ttl; starring "A Gent hold he receive:; leu,.,. fvo;:1 nK. be and live. Our nian's man ate-i- i of in Kronen on the right flunk of the al wounded, desree undetermined, 63; Agreement," followed l,v a good staling that under a:i at law- Department Agriculture tor aid it would do reel. ii'.-'- lied front on the entire line be wounded slightly, 2; missing In action, coinejy lie held lumsell Ins n y. ond Swollen Arroyos Unit Tourist. no good to give medi- 28. 345. 1M: slave and that Kpuriro Connection With 11. tween the rivers Avre und Total, thro Tlicater "I'fg-gy- h:,, absolute Agricultur Santa Aug. So tremendous cine H 9 Oise, the Repentini; : over the internally. office Killed in Action. as the in 'titlu-i- rcinai'i ler of Irs life was the downpour on the divide be- hail to war announced today. French llyland star Meii'j The al Shows Conditions inject ruedicini) the massif of I.ieuts. also "A To-- following day, :;i.uL. passe-- College tween Santa Fe and Itoswell that troops captured entire Oliver Ames. Boston, Mass.; Daughlcr;" S.Uees:e," he and in my arm. Since tak- Boulogne La Orasse and Franklin A. a SuiiNhiiK' comedy of two reels. the church his sweet iu a ri several motor parties on the way to penetrated llarwood. Richmond, Va.; in time to . Good in State. TVcos ing Chamberlain's to east one-ha- lf attended ler emert'e the lower valley had to turn the of flus. six and Frank L. Young. Florence. Ala.; Ser- Tablets I can eat any- if- the bride of the man because mi lea east of Montdidier. geant Marcus Wnlent flrn'v Inil AT v.iio:., liie he back arroyos. which have THE "I." had saved the day before and who been us n booe for were thing I want without vFurther south on the line the Corporals William Carter, Erie, Pa.; was had dry years, It Abraham Lincoln who ex- Pledged him absolute control over bis t.PECIAL COBHF9W1NDINO TO MOPINtNCi JOUflN! running bankfull and Suit Creek wus hurting me." Thia French have penetrated the wooded Aaron conen, Dubois, Pa.; Patrick A. in pressed the opinion to Airs. Harriet life and all he possessed. . This is the State N. M., 11. The so high that It. could not be forded. form of Indigestion urea between the rivers Mutz and Cooke, Leisenrlng, Pa.; James e College, Aug. Daley, uteoner tove that her lioel; powerful theme of 'A Gentleman's The Hondo also ran st and Ojse. reaching In this region the en Chicago; Paul C. Duron, Michigan T'nitcd Stales bureau of crop estimates a big renin of extremely painful Tom's Cabin." published i!i s.r.2. Agreement," tho Vitagraph lilue Rib- in its cron water. One of the often dangerous. By virons of La Berlicre and Oury City, Ind.; George C. Duf field, on tho civil August report Issued for returning part'es Moreull-Lamott- e brought war. It bon feature which will seen al the brought word that an u'litoiui.nile Chamberlain's has been captured la.; Benjamin T. Francis. cuused such a cerlainly publication through the office of It. taking been commotion as eventual-i- v Lyric theater today on'y. Noll Ship-ma- n F. field going down the mountain Tablets after catin.y and the French nile has punn Marlboro, Mass.; Harold O. Hallberg, resulted in the Alfred Hare, agent here, forecasts divide was .'.ipitan ed two VV. abolition of slaveiy and Whitman ore the fea- a overturned and under it and especially when miles to the north of Chev Kane, Pa.; Harry Hammons. Mal- in A production-fro- conditions existing ' this country. ization tured players. 1 was the lineourt. vern, William 11. Cleve- plctui of this August of 3, ATI, 000 bushels of corn, pinned son of Fred A. and weight in the stomach after la.; Horton, famous with The above will be one-re- of eating, The text of the statement reads: story, Marguerite Clark followed l.v a or an increase over last of" 14.4 Artcsia. The bov died of the be warded off land; John It. Jarvis. Creston. la.; in the roles of little Eva and comedy. year l::s diaeasemay- and and last Don H. Los M. Topsy, per cent; 3.439,000 bnsheis of injuries. avoided . Chamberlain's not on "During yesterday evening Kitt, Amjelcs; Holla will be shown at the "IS" for wheat Tablets ly night the Frftnch troops continued Newman. Mabten Til rv.if.i-ini- "W theater or an increase of 24.9 per cent over aid digestion, but und the last time today. AT TI1R PASTIME. "Two-ItU- strengthen invig- their the entire last 1,4 bush- Join (he " It4.,i ' progress along front O'Donnell, Bradford. '.Mass.; Frank The us "Other Men's year's production; 50,000 Crow Clnh. orate the stomach. t between the Avre and the Oise. They K.IWHOn. ramn l.nrnrt 11 ClnronA story outlined in Mrs. Stowe's Danglm rs" is the title els of oats, or nn increase of T.4 per a book, has been rolo of the new in which' captured the entire massir tf V. Shurtz, Baste Grove, la.': Allen B. scrupulously followed play Miss cent; 4.14.000 bushels of barley, or 18 Orasso and M by J. Senrle Dawson, the director am) Pecay llyland .the William Fox star carried their White. Chplsea none will bo seen per cent increase over lust year's crop lines to the east of Bus. R. of its beauty or interest has been at the Pastime theater Goodridge, Philadelphia; Wagoner is for the lust time For the United Stales the corn pro- ! sacrificed. It needless to toll today. 1st "Further south n own ra the duction --'.Sfifl.OOO.OOO they penntr.it uotschall, Douglass, Kans.; story, for who has not The story is full of notion estimated nt the wooded region tetween the Alulz read Mrs. and snap bushels, or lT,.ri05,000 bushels less Stowe's immortal novel? is suffi- and gives Miss Hvland a far and the Oise, reaching the outskirts McLean,' 111.; James It better than last tho to be Dewey M.'Ilurser, cient to say, perhaps, that from the opportunity to display her year; wheat production PATTERNS of La lierliere and Gury. took A. Bnrkett, Mo.; ability at RTS.S.IT.OOO bushels, or 22S, Moreuil-Lamott- e Thy Hombauer, Harry time when Cnele Tom, Eva than anv other plav in which h 000,000 and realized nn Camohell . Til fjircnnrt and Topsy she is bushels last used for the new aro introduced, until the final- appeared. "Other Men's nioic than year; the oat advance or three kilometers :n Me scene Daughters" is 1 Cirullo, Italy; Asa L. Collins, Kansas fades out, there is a that mirrors production nt 17 TTT.000 bushels, de- region to the north of .ho.-- continuous action, photoplay the feeling materials make Chevriri:yiirt." irty, i.eroy f. uaiev, tttllmvv,, expectancy, thrill- nnd attitude of gay fathers or l.ri9, 509.000 bushels less than last I u : .Tnh 11 1 and heart appeal when some flnhin trpliinrl- Oliver Of a seldom other man trifles with year; tho barley production nt 2.12,-- T gowns that 11. Kd wards', Dannie quality conveyed by anv their daugh- or 21. 000 lightful Tails, Aug. The text of the Clay, Ky.: F.stcs, motion ters. IT is crowded with in- 14,000 bushels, 739, bushels official picture. thrilling more communication Issued by the letiviue. Am.; Herman lauiknor, Miss is cidents and keeps Miss llvland than last year: be rye produc- the woman who war 1',. Clark admirably on the office tonight follows: Buffalo; Laverne Gitssy, Orient, la.; while stppportcd jump all the time to cover the tion at 7(!.r.34,000 bushels, or 111, 409,1 "Our have Tinlnh C llrilmmof flttllrM-u- In the direction of the photoplay ground 000 bushels more lives on her, war troops continued to gain not to of the in five reels. than last year; the ground between the Avre Cornelius Grauer, New York; Walter speak excellent photog- was buckwheat, nt 19,71.1,000 bushels, or and the raphy, are all that tho most It written by E. Lloyd Sheldon income cannot re- Uise, In spite of the resistance of A. Muimeri, Dent, vi inn.;' Charles c, exacting and directed by Carl 2,255,000 bushels more than last year. the Mm-tni- - taste can command. ilarhaugh. enemy. Hull lfort X' Mnrrio The is These show a decrease in Hein- - This will b0 followed management repeating today figures sist, but can afford. "To the south of the Avre we oc- perin, New York; Francis F. by repeat- tho Sunshine of two en- all mentioned of 59.524,000 .n reel comedy reels grains nurcK. na I n ( rp nrw n :i Lrn. ing the of "World's Events." de-sig- cupied Marquivillers and CMVill?rs . titled, "A Tight Squeeze." bushels from last All the McCall limn T T r1., el T i l,ri nlim llli ylar's production. and have reached the line of Arman-cou- rt The New Mexico is es- and tiimwa, ia.; nurweii c. Kin potato crop are new Tilloloy and progressed A T timated at 971,000 bushels, and Ioye-Sur-Ma- itim V 1' ("nrl liillliunn ,i All compared north of abont two Cross work-tiibl- o on 2711.000 Or-vil- which hamlnees to 1, bushels last year. For geles; Hugh B. Kaiser, Brooklyn; le distinctive. kilometers as far as the outskirts of ENLIST of any length and width can be laid the entire United States the produc- Canny-Sur-Mat- z. to V. Kcndull, Anderson, Ind. HOIS OF in Further the south out quantity with mi electric cut-- - tion of potatoes is estimated at 0, we and the of. Brewster Lathum, Klkton, Ky.; Edgar enptured passed Milage U. Vito or 51,4S1,000 bushels less La , Berllere. V Lea, Princeton, Ark.; O.iLIdd, Vl'ii-I'- 1 ) Resigns Arc Approved. than hint year. I,ast year's potato 'Between the Matz Oise ltnlv .itfli'oti Ti.ruu., Clli" and the L. A convalescent table to Do used in crop was nn unusually heavy one, and our advance has assumed more James I.undy, Baltimore; Patrick the low in t a New William T. 10 TO ASSIST the work of reconstructing disabled price of potntoeu the st.it pronounced character north of Chev McCarthy, York; II men is it and nation for St. Mo.; James (J. sr light that can be lifted undoubtedly accounts slncourt. Machemont and Cambionne Joseph, over the head b,v a this reduction In Last McCALL ours. Mason, Dublin, (la.; Privates John nurse; when not in production. are - use it folds u it New- Mexico htiil acres Mprkpl. (Iscobt licll P. :iw:tP(iltn ''completely, yet is so year 11.000 of "Army of the east: The artillery strong that work with tools can be potatoes planted, while this year Ihe nnd have been Iuly; A. Perglavannl, Italy; John patrols very active on New Lincoln on performed by the patient in bed. It is acreage amounts to only 10 .000. with PATTERNS the Struma and Vardar and on Korono, York; Schlott, so in a condition on 1 rivers it. simple that boys an advanced August of the two the Serbian front. An detach- Lincoln, i'a.; Aiaynnra .simpson, mm wooKwoi-Kiu- can same. English in make it irom years about the snop ment has made a successful raid on a court, Falrview, Mass.; Joseph drawing. The Now Mexico hay cron will bo the Bulgarian lines west of "We have turned out quite 3.12,000 tons, or 5,200 tons less Hum JJoiran." T. walczak, Buffalo; George K. already 1 NOW ON Oliver a lot of furniture for the Red, Cross last year's production. f i R44 Orarhlniirl West, springs, Tennessee; Manual Training Students to convalescent houses For the Died of Wounds llccclvcd In at the various entire United Plates the liny bioo iirmui i u M47 Hkirt cantonments," said Roland. production is estlmaled at, 99. (MS, 000 SALE AMERICAN Action. Make Tables, Splints and as - tons, compared with 94,950,000 tons Sergeants Douglas I'rquhart, Ash- last year. ' 1ST Other Articles in MOftNIN JOURNAL LEASED WIRE rieiu, Mass.; juen z.umer, ivionroe, Schools for Tho condition of tho fruit in New Washington, Aug. 11. "Aside from Wis.; Corporal Alexander Loyd, Mexico EHskri. Aln.. Hrnrtlo C. .the Red Cross, FIRST AMERICAN has Improved since the July the usual artillery activity ulong the lrivnle New .Mexico will In South Sioux Neb.; Otto report. probably Vesle.'the day passed quietly the (iwnie, City, ship boo cars of apples ami fifty cars sector occupied by our troops," said Koch, Ulemlale, X. y.; Albert M. of The cron In re New Haven, Conn. pears. peach is fair General Pershing's communique Swanson, (By Fmlorok M. K1rbv, X. i:. A. Start condition in parts of the state, but, the celved tonight which covers the fight- Jidlcd in Action. is Sertreants" A. Bolo. Tlnnnnzn. Corresixiiitieiu.) FIELD ARMY HAS nerenge not large enough for car ing of Sunday, John Pittsburgh, Aug. 11. Tho age lim- shipments. Arlt. ; Clifton V-- Campbell, Clarion, it for enlistment in the is to be - army The cnntelnupe crop In New Mexico la.; Sheridan Cardwell, Tlioinpson- lowered to include of 1 0 111 boys years. is in condition. In BRITISH. vlllp Paul H Winlnl' l.nll. in good l)onii Ana Every schoolboy the t'nitcd States, county where the commercial Is 283. 313-31- sello, Ga.; William Shoemaker, Le- - lfl years or older, in to be asked to crop Phone 5 Central. - grown, tho farmers aro highton, Pa.;- Itoscoe A. Wi'l.ird, enlist In tho Hun. BEEN ORGANIZED estimating London, Aug. 11. Strong German ; arnjy fighting the delivered with reserves Mount Carmel,-III.- Corporals t"'lar-enc- e Nat at the of course. attacks fresh W. Allen. Turner's Kails. front, At the Against the British nt Lihons and work benches of all our manual train- were Georce T?. Hererthrfik. T.jitr,il,o ,., ing schools with the north and south of that village C. opening of the UU( KORNIN JOURNAL IPICI1L LEASED and in the the Ger John Bishop, Chambersburg, I'a.; full term the boys will get with WIKE! repulsed, figthing iu. m. Dliver I.,, urn Aim-orm- i at (jarsey, tiiocomp, Ala.; saw, plane, hammer and nails to ;oin,v rruncc, i k' sy:-j- i 1 11 ' 1 mm mans suffered great losses, according NT Y help 11 b 'i u tri m I m n 3 a u t a. n a. i Curtis, ltansomvillp. General win war. Aug. (by the Associated Press). vjisfifflT EHwsBP tt.M.Sd-E- r r s. itiin i to the British official communication A. Pershing the Thev The American KfoHS.MiHj. EiHURilifiEIEf IJnBH'lf laTfl.B li Marshal Hays, Morning Sun, la.; Leo It. are going to build first field army has BWI received from Field Haig furnititrejiiul equip been if Ih im,1 n,A '.t;,.a,.i : ivecK, (jresion, la.; Frank ment i or hospitals. Their - .: this evening. New London. Ia. : Charles E. liih- - products command of General III- l "!?M( The text of the communication will include brilsido tables, work ta- John J. Persh J!Ifr TTT betts, Assinippi, Mass.; Thomns Up- bles for wooden ing, commander In chief of the Amer- follows: convalescents, splints, ican forces. the delivered ton, Salem, Mass.; Thomas D. Way, crutches and orthopedic Tho corps commanders "'Thin, morning eneni' Kxline, E. appliances, thus far announced are Btroni? uttnr-k- with friilt tW v luionM la.; ''Robert Winkler, cabinets, chairs, tables boxes, lamps, Major Gener from his reserves Louisville, Ky.; Bugler Jules M rugs,, work tables, and similar arti als Liggett, liullarit, Uundy, Reed, brought up ngainst ljunn, looter, Mo.; Musician Jacob cles. una wrignt. How Much the British positions at Lihons and The creation Ilia fitut fi.,1,1 Will to the south and north of that Pelanz. Pittsficld. Mass.: Mochnmr The man who will and lead t( .,. Longer place. C. F. Lee, i es Inspire Is the first toward coordin- - "All these attacks have been re- Evlngton, Va.; this army of boys is F. W. Roland, step the severe vwirrea T. Arnutage, Idackiii'itin, head of the of ouon oi an me American forces in pulsed after fighting in which Mass.; W. department Industrial France. our inflicted losiseS" Harry Arnold, Oltumva, education of the Schenley high school troops great vpon la.; Robert E. This does nol mean imme- ' the enemy's advancing limv Baines, Jersey City; of Pittsburgh, one of the finest man- that the At K "At one Joseph liashalla, Italy; Ernest T. ual schools in the diate withdrawal from the British and point, immediately (o the Birch. Albee. S. ! John i: T!tt. u. training country. French commands of ell American north of Lihons, Gerrmr.i assault School to A.d. ster. Meridian, Miss.; Charles F. Every units, and it is probables that divisions troops broke Into our posit King and Mr. Roland has been designated, to west uriggs, Forest Hills, Muss.; John both will be used on the French and Brit- penetrated the sido of the Pull, by the Red Cross and the Sur ish fronts for weeks ' There were then counter Plymouth, Conn.; John Calla- office, to yet. villages. han. New York: Cn T.;il. A geon general's take charge It is the with Our John f'l, or work. He man- understood, however, that attacks determination ): Charles, La.; Claude L. this is preparing a policy of organizing other armies will In . course Chnstlan, ual which will be troops, and the nf the Koshltonong. Mo .: Waller f distributed to all bo carried out fierce over the difficult iVrrv mnnu-'- l training teachers in the coun steadily. fighting Gouverneur, New Yark; Maurice A. ground were driven back to the east Corbin, try. Each school workshop will then and i.orth o fthe Boston; Patrick Cunningham, be asked to volunteer in the "RoV's SMALL BOY IS DROWNED ' village. New York; Robert S. Mor- - "Our line was completely re- Keller, Army," and will be assigned certain gantown, w. va.; Francis I. Kelly, articles to make. IN IRRIGATING DITCH stored. .ew J. "On the right of the British troops, jorK; Kennedy, Boys as young as ten years, in the In ruffalo; George King, Springfield, French forces acting Mass.: Harrv F. ao.,.,,..., fifth grade, who aro just 'starting SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL1 with them have made south- Knr N. progress Pa.; Paul Kokoszka, shop work, will make such simple Soccrio, Jf Aug. 11, The I west and south of Chicago; as wooden be son - Loye. Robert E. Lee. Ensley, things plain splints to .of Mr. and Mrs. Phll- "On the remainder of the British H. Ala.; Cash used in the nmon Baca of Lonus. Kane , - 7 rospitals "over there." this city was drowned front a few have been Pi , uaiuro in In prisinfs C AlcSnprrv knnh L . Boys the higher classes will make an Irrigation ditch near his home captured by our the more complicated furniture in The Allow patrols during John S. MacDuff, Cambridge and the today. boy had been missing for the Hun to Terrorize clay. Springs, schools substantial of nours. , uiuii iviurasco, Conn high furnitWe several When his parents be Emmett L. jjanoury. all types will be turned out. came alarmed as to his whereabouts Martin, Barnesville, Ga Director Boland is a at this John T. O'Brien, Brooklyn; William genius and stalled a senrch, they found his GERMAN L. Olson, Fort work. He has Invented a dozen dif- oody at the bottom of the stream Dodge, Ia.; Claude ferent types of furniture and Pahlman, Jericoe Mo appli Hue to the heavy rains which have the World? tY MORNINC JOUWN'L SPEClAw vEABBO WIRB1 Springs, ances to he used In Red Charles E. Park. Kans hospitals and been falling lately, the ditch was Jierlln, Aug. 11 (via London). The Earlington, Cross work. He has designed a Red filled water. Kolsta Piaski, New : with ' official communication Issued the London, Conn v - war by Nicholas Pitt, New 'York; Melville of rice today follows: Prince, New How much are "Between the Yser Ancre York; Frank Saviano longer you willing to the arro-ga- nt and the Plainville, Conn.; Irvln Ij. Sears. permit the fighting activity decreased dur- bestial Ia.; Edgar Thompson, Kirks-vill- e, brute of Berlin and the ing the day, but was revived at many Mo.; James Gr bloodthirsty Huns ipolntu in the Vaughn. Waterl- evening. Strong enemy oo, Ia.; Sergeanits W. to the!r work of thrusts on both sides of the Lys were Harry Marson, COI?ue sinking hospital ships and repulsed, Waterloo, Ia.; Alexander Shanoff, unarmed merchantmen "On battle Philadelphia; Corporals John Conna- - and to fasten the the front the enemy has., rozzi. New York; Charles A. trying yoke extended nis attacks as far as the Oise. Groulx, of Ogdensburg, N. Y. ; Henrv E. Prussianism on the entire world? . "Between the Ancre Som-Tn- e Hopp, It Took Years nnd the Mason City, Robert P, collapsed before our lines. la.; Lachlan, they Dry Ridge, Ky.; George R, Mitchell, Uirectly south: of the Somme the en- Holdredge, emy remained inactive Neb.; Henry Phillips, Infantry after Cray's Homer a.- Ra-bor- n, To Find failures on 9. Landing, Pa.; their August Strong par- Gainesville, Fla.; Lawrence K- tial attacks of the enemy near Jialn-cou- rt .Thompson, N. Lihons failed as Thurman, C; Privates and against the Edward Brennan, Long Island, N. Y.; result of our fire and In counter s. - Joseph Gibson Dale. Iinsford. Pa.; Edward J. N. main of Genz, Elizabeth, J.; "The strength the attacks Floyd N. Girton. Waldron. Ed-t- Stop Ark.; yesterday were directed against our W. Hall, front between the Ancre Avre Chapman. Ala.; Clayton and the Hammonds, Gate City, Va,; Ira W. "ruRtttHmMikCn" In battle T the fluctuating against the Holman. Moravlii. Tn .Tnhn By joining the United States YOU means masses of armored cars the unshak- - New York; V army.. able- - of our infan- Harvey Raymond Moses, attacking strength Tamaqua, Pa.; Red-lnd- s. every man who can assist in made Itself fully- felt at this Joseph Pray. any manner, either in the try again Calif.; George J. Silvoy, South (There"was a big demand oldest ".housea'in thff poirtt. On many occasions the enemy's bethlehem, Pa.; Collins Daniel Thom- paint s front line trenches, in some less hazardous assaults broke down even as a result for a clear, var- position if as, Smithport. Sasscl transparent . our Pa.; Vinson, St, country. are not able ui tire; Louis; Clarence Waters, Arcadia, Tex. nish that would resist sun- you to shoulder a gun, or in some one of "Before the sector of a single divis- Died of Wounds. more Cosmolac Is a tough, elastic ion alone than forty armored Corporals Dan Hurrl-can- shine," of in United ' Broughton, snow,' rain.' hot and ftitude positions the States where car are lying destroyed. Ala.: Merle w wo finish fox, any surface re- "Between the Avre and the Oise the Seattle, n'. cold soapy .water,' etc. This .war is carried on." ' Wash.; Privates William A. In- ,ork being -- quiring varnish either enemy, after violent artillery prepa- Allen, Boston; John Howard, Bresse, perfect J varnishl mustnot j ration made strong attacks against N. x,; Clarence Colburn, Toledo, O.: doors or outfit is perfectly our old positions from Montdidier as Alfred B. Cole. Now ua r-- . crack,"' scratch nor bruise far as OtitheHil." He was not able Joe Hodge Phoenix, Ala.; transparentfandfdoes not S". east Henry jwhite. It must be as strong1 U. Is to reach our new fighting line Toronto, Canada; Jay H affect fof under- - The Army for of Montdidier, which we announced Wilson, Thompson, O. as an theJcolor . Open ' extremely thin sheet yesterday. Died of Accident and Other Canses. coats,'-woo-d grains, letter- -' en- of steel -- as "Our rear guards receiving the Sergeant Douglas Connallv, Lyle dear as plate emy in our old with a College, Ga.; -- ing, striping, or any decora . Enlistment in All positions strong Park, Privates Michael glass to protect and pre- Branches fire and then yielded, fighting bevond Koskoska, Chicago; Charles U Rosoll. tion. I the line of Ia KoishierH. Hainuvillers, Wellsville, N. Y. serve as 'well as beautify'. Klequcnourg and Marest. Klllcil tn Aetlnn needvami8li, Call "There has been very lively aerial Corporals Louis A. Gemuent, Akron WhenTyou at Room 21, Grant Building, Albuquerque. ectivltv over the battle field. We have O.; Ora A. Sweet, Crocket, Calif.; Pri- Eventually Cosmolac ;was ' aslc for Cosmolac "with! hot down twenty-thre- e more enemy vates William M. Myers, Antrim, N. discovered J one.ofithe Blrnlanes and one captive balloon. H.; Lloyt Parker, byi the rnan on the can.' " Hamilton,. Wash.; re- ' "On the Vesle the enemv was Henry Crlchman, Anderson, Ind.; FOR SALE 15 Y pulsed between Fismcs and Courland- - Milton ,C. Stevenson, Fairmount, N. D. on. '':.' n'iHl of Wounds. J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER CO. "In Champagne, west of the Bonn Sergeant Fred N Rogers, Ensley, Ala. a. M. . road there were local Died of Accident. ALBtQt'EKQI E, engagements In which w took pro- Sergeant George F. eBrownlng, Ab- filers,"' - - erdeen, Wfteh. ' FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, "August 12, 1918. GALjvtma CHICAGO TAKES HAVE NO JiOYICB I'C.-- reBI.IL'ATION. MIDDLEW Of- - For Sixty Days Manufacturers Are Pledged NAVY EIGHTS Di partmpnt uf trie Tntrnur, t.'. S band N. M., 3, 1:H8. One-Ha- fir at Santa Fe. July to Produce Only lf Their Normal Nolice Is hereby given that Palroelnlu Murqurt, uf N. M , who. on bpc Output of Tires. FIRST GAME MD H, lil-'- . made Homestead entry No. 1)17200, WITH CHAMPION GREB f'ir nki-4- . sietiun 6. Tuwnshlp Hange N. M. P. Meridian, ha filed' untie uf intcnttun to make five ypar Huin-ntea- I'tnul frouf, to etabltsh claim to the land abuv deecrlbed, before William C Ken SECOND nedy, U. 8. Commtmluner, at oeboyeta, N. E. E. PlltS M on Sept. 3. 11)18. BLISS namt-- Claimant aa wltneKSee: Mnrquez, uf MurqueB, K. M.: JuramtlH.. of t)!.l, X.'M.; Munnrtu DISTRIBUTORS Divide Doubk llunieru. uf San Mateo, N. M. ; I'erniltll League Loaders Salazar, uf tltbo, N. M. FRANCISCO DELCADO, Header .. With Pittsburgh KeKlXef. Kelly-Springfie- Nine; Doupjas is Hero of ld NOTICE F01 TTBUCATIOM, Initial Contest, Department uf the Intaitor, i:. s. Land e ut Santa N. M.. July IS, If 18. Nolle Is herebyl. given that Estevall C. Chaves, (if Sebuyeta, N. M., who. on Oct. 4, IRV MO' MIN JOURNAL .RtCL Llfll "912. made Humentead. No. l7al0. fur Service Chicago, Aug. 1 . Chicago tookl'Iho Sec'tluD !8, Townhlp Goodyear seo-- f i it-- ; t. game nnd Pittsburgh the. j 'IX," Range' 3V, N. M. Me'.dian, hua filed and of today's double-heade- r. Score, notice of Intention 10 mnr i.ve jrr. Station firft game: to establish claim to t land above ' Wm. 0. Kennedy, U. H. fill PiitMhiii'g'.i. before AH. K. II o. A. K. at Sebuyeta. N. M., on the Sept. r. n 3 0 Poorie. ss . I t, 1!I18. a 3 n 0 A Bigbeo. If . Clalmart nnmeR 4.ieet' CORNER CENTRAL' NT) FIFTH .". 1 1 N. M. : Tatrlclo Cuicy, rf ., V P Harrington, A Correo. 1 0 M : Oar. Sotithworth. rf . . . 2 ,,f SeboA-'eta- N. Samuel 4 i 'ntsha w, 2h . . n,.i.cla. of Seboycta; X. M.; ouiniuiu .a.M.., Mollwitz. lb 4 tt uf Sebuyeta, M. McKechnie, ;!h 4 ti rrtANCisco ijei.oado, STANDING OF THE TEAMS Schmidt, i' . . 4 it Reglntef. :! 0 PITCHING Adams, ;n . . . . SHAW'S Comstock, p.. l 0 Klamllnrr of SP illT .. 1 II teams . 444.4,44V x rio i. i.f.agi i:. Hinchman, W. L. IVt. :t r 7 24 10 3 61 .Hi Totals Chicago Chicago. f Hudson for Signs SENATORS Pittsburgh 52 4N - All. It. II. PC). CIS ":. 65 .500 New York Flack, rf 0 Cincinnati IS T. 4 .471 Hollucher.'ss 0 ' Philadelphia 47 f.4 .4(15 Mann, If S Wall 4i), r,7 .4 17 Paper Boston cf . . 3 RUNS Paskort, 4 GAME 3 St. l.oniH 4" til .417 Merkle, lb Hrooklyn 4rt II 5 .41.". Barber, lb r, ;';'V-:- I 1 1 Jf Pick, ab mtk&Ajt I 'lit haakvmI Hudson for . 2 AMKKtCAN elder, 21) . . W, L. I'd. Killlfer, c fi I Picture Framed fi:i 4". 1 Twirler Proves Boston .k:,:i Iouglas, ( . . Washington's 'Cleveland HI 47 .fit!". Fourth St. and Copper A. r. c. v f.H 47 .f.r.2 irf-- i i. ' s v "itf.- sa a Puzzle for Philadelphia Washington Totals 3 vr.i t sm, -- Chicago 51! HI .510 z Patted for Comstock in ninth. 4r4V) Players in Well Played New York r,l fi.' .4k:i Score bv innings: it St. Louis 4S TiC .4ti2 Pittsburgh K10 ? 47 .'it .44.1 Ml"i I D4 oox a main Contest- - Detroit Cliicngo UMAX. ous of whom would be Mike Ci'Dowd, was permitted to' fight a few 3 Two-hu- s Cutsliaw. BY I, I'l Philadelphia 49 l'.4 ,4 4 Summary: hit lU who has claimed the American title bouts, uStur winch tho manager, a 4 It's a of years ago that Wallace nesseluen Stolen liases 'urey 2), Sotithworth, only topple, since, iiis defeat of Al McCoy. l'iltsburirher with more en rgy than Molhvitz, Mann. Sacrifice hit Mann. the boxing world bei;.ni to think much row to lioe booked him for everything t.r mokkvi journal iricuL l.a.c o wimi Double (!reb lias had a hard judgment Sacrifica fly Pick. play tho ability of Harry si lit o into the he could get. Oftentimes his bouts General Contractor Aug. 11. With Shaw balls-t- iff about fighting lie broke boxing game, Washington, Doiurlas to Zeitlir. Hasca on a in wore f.o thut. ClrHi scarcely in de- Corn- - idrcl... the Pittsburgh middleweight lie broke In as preliminary boy fretment are In a to five pitching good form Washington GERMAN ASSISTS lioiiclas 4. off Adams 1, off bo had time to bis meals be- We position feated Philadelphia. Score: Adams Since that time the Smoky City Pittsburgh one night when another enough get more value for the money than stork 1. Innings pitched P,y has bis show up. tween fights. H 3. StriK k out ny gent balthd way through didn't other BUU.UINO HUM Philadelphia. "), by Comstock and is of the Cnited firob's father didn't think mm h of (!ieb joined the navy this spring any A PC). A. E. 6 v Adams 2, Cumstock champion this vicinity. B. R. H. Douglas by States navy, having defeated Kddie the fighting game und after bis early soon after Ktblie McCoorty, who had . . 4 2. jiitcher-Dougl- as. a on Office With Acosta, rf Winning K. McCoorty for tho title recently. engagements Harry could usually look pulled sensational comeback, put If IN TAKING Score Second game: H. II. blue. A was made Kopp. 8 1 When C.reb leaves the navy he will forward to a walloping at home, tho match quickly . . . . 200 102 6 Lum- Walker, cf . IKS Pittsburgh 0" find but few who can whether he one in the or not. between the two for the championship The Superior 010 001 010 3 10 3 middleV.eights got ring and Greb Burns, lb Chicago ceriously dispute his claim to the As tho youngster gained reputation of that branch of the service, 3b Batteries: Mayer and Schmidt; forward he won a decisioh in twelve rounds. ber & Mill Co. Gardner, Killtfer. world championship, the most danger he gradually moved until Perkins, c . Vaughn, Carter and PHONE 877 2b . . CARE DF WOUNDED Dykes, I .on la 2-- . . . ('iiiclniiali St. AYm-ker- s ss er Train Freed. .44444 Pugan, a. double-head- Alleged . . . Cincinnati, Aug. II. In Adams, p Cincinnati won the first game Santa Fe, Aug. 11. Four persons XJamieson, . 1 'A GREAT VICTORY 9 FISHING BOATS and the second went to St. l,ouis. arrested in Springer on the charge of THE WM. FARft COMPANY 27 0 r! 24 12 tBV MORNIN JOURNAL IPICIAk LkAltD Wll Score, first game: placing an obstruction On the Santa Totals I Wholesale and Betal! Dealers la x hutted for Adams in ninth. With the AmeVienn Army on the SI. litis. Fe railroad track near Colmor with A II. I II. PO. A. R. FRESH AND SALT MEATS Vesle Front. 11 (S m. By the 1 the intent of westbound Washington. Aug. p. Anderson, rf 0 tl 0 wrecking Sausage a Specialt n. II. a. K. Associated The Oermans 0 0 HAS BEEN WDM' IS ARE SUNK Bf SUB train No. 1. were found to ab. pn. Press). Betzel, 3 b 10 passenger For Cattle and Hogs the Bolliif 3 0 1 Photton. If . . . made two artillery attacks against Paulette, 1 b, ss. 2 2 have been put off a freight train by Market Prices Are TaM Franco-America- 0 0 3 1 tor- Foster, 3b the n troops on the Hornsby, ss . . . the trainmen and finding a signal Judge, lb lb 1 11 1 0 pedo bad merely put it ou the track Vesle front, but the allied Crimes, r. o cf . troops 1 to No. 1 to a so could Milan, counter-attacke- Fisher, 2b bring stop they f, d so that 0 0 0 0 CLAIM DF FRENCH NEAR NANTUCKET case Morgan, 2 vigorously If . . . proceed on their journey. The 0 nermann in- - Mcllenry, 5 fl rf the did not launch tin Hcatheote, cf . 1 0 was dismissed upon the promise of the DUKE CITY thanks, citi- Lavan, s fan try attack. ( Ion znles, c defendants, two of them being tMr- '. 0 Ainsmith, c The struggle for retention of Doak, p lion0 14 zens of Mexico, and the other two Gleaners-Hatte- rs . . I'ismette, on the bank of the 'f.haw, p northern LEAIIO WIRR1 boys named Garcia and Maestes, 2 MORNINO JOURNAL V PfcCiAL LlASCD WIRR1 IRY MORNINO JOURNAL RPRCIAL Vesle near Kismes . fix2G 17 IRV would has developed vir Totals 1 that they hunt '- in 1.: Nine 320 West Gold. Phone 4H. - 6 27 10 0 into a continuous fight. The X out when run On the French Front .France, Nantucket, .Mass., Aug. themselves a Totals i tually Two winning schooners were sunk off steady job. Score bv innings: Americans, however, are holding the scored. 11. When the French troops fishing . Aug. Hank by a German 000 000 hand, the inn-Mi- 12:30 o'clock George's today Philadelphia 0000 tipper noihwithstanding t'lm entered Montdidier at a naval scout boat which 100 002 OOx 8 German attempts to dislodge them. AB. Tt. H. PO. A. E. submarine, Washington Saturday afternoon the ; Germans In reported. Two-bas- e In the of Flsmette the Amer- - i 4 put here tonight Summary: hit Davan region Oroh, 3b evacuated the boat word Double icans Friday a L. 2b 3 had not yet completely Th scout picked up Sacrifice hits Judge, Morgan. captured Magee, to the outskirts of of from fish- out . 3 town, clinging the raid the auxiliary pltiv Iavan to Judge. Bases on balls Cernian. lie minted snipers and Sotish, cf of machine which machine eun nests and the S. .4 thi place with the help ing schooner Helen Mtirley. Shaw 1; Adams 3. Hit tiy pitcher artillery Magee, lb. which were being anil was soon them out. This German If 4 guns, some of had rescued fiur survivors NOW! Pv Adams (Morgan). Struck out By wiped Nenle. the detach- SUBSCRIBE4 served bv the officers of them to port. George's Hanks Shaw 5. assisted the Americans in caring for Griffith, rf 3 kill- taking 2 ments, all the men having been are miles off this Island. the wounded. Blackburne. ss. . . . ' ' sixty The German was wounded this aft- ed or wounded. i -- Wingo, 'i Chicago .': t'lovt'lanil The French troops are pursuing i moM oxn and ernoon by a German machine gun Eller, p now iiir sriivivoiis Cleveland, Autf. 11. Chicago bullet. He was taken to a hospital. their success and have progress- CltKW AHU LANDF!) AT POUT Cleveland even in a double-heade- r. 3 of Montdidier, split A wvjtindetl private from Kismette TotaW - 27 3 3 27 14 ed far east gathering Scores First game: the route thousands of 11. to said about fifty German prisoners in Score bv inninus: up along can Washington, Aug. Coming TO THE JOURNAL Chicago. a collar in Fismett were killed by a St. Louis 000 000 2002 prisoners, together with enemy the surface in the midst of a fleet of A B. R. II. PO non and machine guns. Harrassed by Massa-ciiusett- s German ins attack Saturday night. Cincinnati 001 000 0023 nan .lining .schooneiVi off the Good, cf Two-bas- e the French which jThey had lost their gas masks. Summary:' hits Paulette, cavalry, were coast, a German submarine Lelbold, If lavish-ll- y Three-bas- e S. Ma- far ahead, the Germans The Germans are using gas Gonzales. hits pushed as totlav sank nine vessels of the fleet, K. Collins, 2b, and the French and Americans are Griffith. Stolen base Pau- thrown into great disorder tncj tho tonight an- gee, to In he wae of navy department Oandil, lb reciprocating. lette. Sacrifice flies Black- sought fall buck. nounced. The schooners sunk include J. rf. . came cars wun d Collins, Sacri- the armored Fun cavalry The Americans bold the outskirts of burne, r.etzel, Fisher, McHenry. - the Kate Palmer, the Ainita May, the Tobacco t i Weaver, bs Flsmette. There also are many troops fice flies Uoiish, Blackburne. Dou- automatic guns which scattered Reliance, the Starbuck and the Pro- 3b H. tno re- Pinelll. ... within tho village. ble plays Blackburne, I Magee, ror and destruction amongst The names o fthe other four c L. foe. The enemy was en- gress. ('chalk, Mageo (2); Griffith, Wingo; droll. treating ships were not contained in the navy How Our Soldiers Will Long for Cicotte, p . . . Bases on balls Off Eller 4; gaged in a desperate effort along Magee. crowded with department dispatches. Doak 4. Struck out By Kller 5; ly the roads to the rear, from the crew of the Tobacco! 40 6 1 1 7 17 1 Four survivors Good Old American Totals CASUALTIES TO Doak 1. masses of men und material, seeking were the ' Kate Palmer picked up by Cleveland. Score Second game: R.H. E. to disengage himself from the Helen and AB. It. H. PO. A 0 fishing schooner Mtirley St. Louis 201 000 011 5 12 French pursuit. In No in- 4 1 have reached port safety. to Graney, If Cincinnati 000 001 002 3 10 Further south the urencn army the arrangement The Jotirnt.1 guarantees WHW 3 formation had been obtained by By special two dollars Chapman, ss Batteries: Packard und Gonzales; on the rignt conu.iucu eiium in en as to the an arrangement with tobacco manufacturers 3 .a navy department tonight through to our soldiers In Speaker, cf E OVERSEAS Ltique and Wingo. sure, taking, the heights of crews of the other schoon worth of tobacco, for every dollar subscribed, Koth, rf 4 At end of the fate of the to v Grasse. the ers. - France and on the way France. , Wood, 2b day yesterday the French held the In tt IN u crews of the Kate Palmer of are put up lb CANADIANS Bouiogne-i.- After the The packages (ROc worth tobacco) attractiye Johnston, 4,000 front of Orvillers, had been aboard the submarine w. put a return postal 3b . . Conchy-Les- -l taken patriotic packages. In every package Turner, Grasse, La Poste, 'ots, for an they and address--o that you will get word back from M o . . . SIBERIAN EXPEDITION Le Plessier anil held prisoners hour, with your name O'Neill, NUMBER ta Meuville, p.iermont, were set adrift in n small boat. battlefields from as many soldiers as you subscribe ii sent "i Thomas, c . . 111? and Chevrincou: t. the Coveleskie, p MORNINQ JOURNAL RRKCtAL LKARCD WIRI1 The French has under places. Si Int fcttillery VTTAt'K IS lll'.l'OlM FI) OX Coumbe, p . Ottawa, Aug. 11. Canada will he its fire important enemy concentra- . I'OI U OTIIF.Il sciiooxr.tts SCARCE Knzmann, p represented by a military unit of tions of men and material retreating TOBACCO IS MIGHTY zEvuns . ... MONNINO JOURNAL SRCCIAL LCABCO WIRI 4,0tl0 men in the expedi- near Noyon and Guiscard. 11. The Trenches. zzBeecher . . An Atlantic Port, Aug: Near the Washington, Aug. It. Casualties In tionary force which the allied gov- Everything tei d to confirm the schooner Gleaner ar- zzzBaghy . . , will Siberia. a lias auxiliary fishing FROM UtVIN COBB'S "PATHS OF ttlORT" the army and marine corps overseas ernments send to impression that groat victory rived lute tonight and reported an at- 'i made 4 32, This was announced here tonight been won. 33 3 12 27 18 4 public today aggregated tack by a submarine on four other we come the of the school Totals bringing the total for the week to the dominion government which "As I recall now, had through gate t Han for O'Neill In seventh. by fishing vessel!! off the southerly edge house to where the automobile stood when a puff of wind blowing 4.H16 and the total since American promised a more detailed statement of Hanks afternoon iz Batted for Coumbe in seventh. to 20.112. a short George's Saturday to us from the left, which meant from across the battlefront brought ' troops landed in France within time. SPANISH FLU SPREADS Edward A. of the we knew well. zzz Batted for Enzniann in ninth. In Captain Proctor, to our noses a certain smell which already full the 20,112 casualties total deaths saw one d seshoon-e- r Score by men Gleanor German who stood along- innings:; C including I'.tl lost at sea. killed OVER ALL OF EUROPE was to " Tou get It, I see,' said the officer, Chicago ..101 020 200 EXCURSION STEAMER. disappear I,nt unable say can It five in action, died of wounds, disease, ac what became of the other three ves- side of me. "It comes from three miles off, but you get Cleveland 200 001 0003 cldeitt and other muses, numbered miles when the wind Is and he waved his left arm toward Two-bas- e SINKS IN THE LAKE sels. That same morning he said he strong' whJT fe Summary: hits Good, 7,71(1 833. (llv Newsimiior I!iitcrnrlse Ass'n.) the scent had been a visible 'That explains soldiers, 6.883; marines, 1 fire but it was so It as though thing. Johnston. Sacrifice hits Turner, London. Ana. heard gun far away is so scarce with us the staff back in Laon. The wounded aggregated 10,874 called is ho could see of the vessel do- tobacco along yonder ' Chapman. Sacrifice fly Speaker. MORNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LKARCD WISH "Spanish 'flu," as it is nothing soldiers, 9.048; marines. 1.826; and (V - men In the fat Ease on balls Off Cicotte 1. Struck spreading- throughout Europe. ing the filing. "All the tobacco which can be spared le sent to the the missing, including: prisoners 1,522 Chicago, Aug. 11. The Howard F. been As as smoke and on smoking the? r out By Cicotte 1, Coveleskie 1, 91. a be- In Kurone alone thera have .front trenches. long they keep Covel- soldiers, 1,431; marines, small excursion boat playing ean stand that." - Coumbe 1. Innings pitched Of from tween munici more than tint) deaths from the disease C. WAREHOUSE H 2. the week's increase, deaths Lincoln park and the in N. M. eskie 4, Coumbe 3. Enzmann com- was to in less than two months. One week In. R. H. E. all causes aggregated 1.572 as pal pier, reported have sunk reached No Matter How Small the Amount Send It Second game: 651 week before." The in the lake outside the break July the deaths in London AND WATER TANK AT 101110 15 1 pared, with the just 287. are common Fill out , i Chicago 1005 wounded numbered 2.610 compared water late tonight. Boats from the Quinine iueuea Our boys are going to need tobacco In great quantities. Cleveland 101 000 0046 10 1 station set out sights. ESTANCIA DESTROYED the coupon now Today Is None Too Soon and make It generousi Kitssell ami with 732 the previous week and the llfesaving immediately The Sixth German Batteries: Shellenback, 734 to look for any possible survivors. Fourth and Bring It, or mall It, to The Journal Office. Jacobs, Schalk: McQuillan, Enzmann, missing and prisoners compared armies were out of the fighting for with seventy-fou- r week before. TO MORNINA JOURNAL! Morton and O'Neill. the weeks with the disease and great flu pJRRCIAL DISPATCH While the of the deaths de- proportion On Hun Soil camps'' have been Jistublished in Bel tCstnncia, N. M.. Aug. 11. Fire MEXICO. 4 for the week ns compared iwth the the Germans stroyed the New Mexico Central ware- THE JOURNAL, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW Detroit 2; St. Louis gium and France, where wounded was large, attention was were sont to receive treatment and house at the depot, also the water fit. 11. Detroit cas- K No. bavin valae ' Louis, Mo., Aug. called today to the fact that the to rom here this afternoon. All the pk. t. Popular larM rtU Urn prevent the d isease i spreading tank, and St. Louis divided today's double ualties being reported now by General tools used In were vain through the Hun armies. repairing engines pkf. No. L tobsooo kmvta Mtall header. St. Louis winning the first Pershing represent an accumulation deaths In these two in the warehouse and the loss of these Populif pip second. First Many occurred vara ei game and Detroit the as the result of the fighting which German armies and. other German will discommode the company until II No. 4. Popalar tob.oeo haTlDf null ; 15. of pkf. elcrtt game: began July units. Few cases have been reported they can be replaced. The origin retail Score: R. H. E. so' in not been determined. No.1. Popular plus kwUi UAmb having als li far anions; the allied armies the fire has Kpk. tt Detroit 010 101 2005 10 but civilian of of iw, 001 000 7 2 61 ENEMY AIRPLANES France, the population St. Louis 0001 France is as are tho A rain the to "i Lei-flel- suffering greatly, heavy throughout T. kMordane with off.r ' Kallio and d, jnT "?a" J'?"''" 171 Batteries: Spencer; DOWNED BY BRITISH people of Spain and Portugal. valley last Thursday has given IranttM to our talr la Burup la Davenport and Nunamaker. In Britain disease is not con- the bean farmers new hope. Crops R. H. tho Second game, score: E. fined to districts are much In fact, I MMblM ..... ' London. The country looklnc fine, better. Detroit 000 000 2002 11 2 tRV MORNINS JOURNAL. afRO!. IRARRR Wl. and other cities suffer In than did last year at this time. .JR) u 5 8 1 11 greatly. they St. Louis 010 010 21x London. Saturday A". siv(v Leeds. Manchester, Herts, Kgham, tomr Mmi " Dauss and- one German were accounted in ' Batteries: Stanage; airplanes Sheffield and Birmingham certain Sntr.irllo ami Swastika are mined Wright, Houck and Severeld. for by the British Friday, August 9, schools and factories t have, been th3 largest ronl fields In New Mexico, Strt a'Srwa A...... " the second day of the allied offensive closed. Must modern machinery nsotl In lis Church McX'ts In Santa Fe. tt ws nffieialR' announced toniuht. Perhaps the greatest toll, if reports GIHNON-FA- l.t'MBF.K rat. -"- "-""""''""'" Thirty-nin- e of were destroyed! pieiiamlioii. ul att 11. Two state- these are to he believed Is Wing taken by COMPAN Y. Phone S3H. , Santa Fe, Aug. big and twtnly-tw- n driven down out or wide 'church conferences are to be the epidemic in Austria, also victim of control. Twenty-thre- o British ma- from t held In Santa Fe the latter part of cholera, and diseases arising 'Journal wants bring results. The Methodist chines are missing. malnutrition. The number of cases In September. conference In for the tate will convene on Septem- Austria is reported to be reckoned n To Show New Mexico PixmIucIm. thousands. . ber 18. The New Mexico Presbyter-Ia- Is synod will likely meet In Santa Santa Fe, Aur. 11. New Mexico Spanish "flu" in its symptoms week in It farm agents and county agents in much like what the Americans call LUMBER Fe the last September. Qtmi.izT.L. Hin.es of- was to met In Silver City but cir- conference at the state college, have gi'ippe. Hut It Is more severe and 0 fc have ' ' Paliite, Oils, Class, Mnithold Rooflm LUMBER Plaster cumstances have arisen whioh have agreed to assist In getting together ten fatal. .' Cement, a fine evhihlt of New Mexico Droducts Gen. J. L. Hines Is In command In Ilussia both "Spanish- flu" and and Building Paper. ... caused the Sliver City congregation thirty-fift- h U. S. vic- to enlertnlM the 'to lie .nliwuA with the exhibit Of the of the division, have claimed hundreds of BALDRIDGE LUMBER Lumber Company to waive its right which is on German tims J. C. Albuquerque Kvnod this year and Santa Fe Is con- - El Paso chamber of commorce at the army, fighting and are both spreading.:' no own soil in the Vosges, near the Swiss sldered as tne mosi pmue iu jiiieiuuiiuiui iv.i.... ' " . COMPANY iiseiy border. Join Two-b- it - designated for the meeting. tlon at Kafsas City in October, the Club.

( 4 Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, August 12, 1918. FIVE UD5ET FOR HAIG'S DRIVE FORESTALL GDVEfl S I HUNS' 'FINAL OFFENSIVE California Hotels C. 0. P. MET WHERE HAIG HIT HUNS Retirement of Foe on 215-Mi- le Line Hastened By New Blow, Incumbent Reviews Work of Commend His Administration and Asks (By NowxpniKT Kiitrrpriw Ass'n.) Again Republicans to Nominate Washington, Aug- 11. A great German retirement on the Him for a Second Term. front between Arras and Verdun is imminent. General Haig's new offensive at the SPECIAL COKttlSPOHDftNCf TO MORN1N4 JOUNNALl apex of the salient pointing toward Santa 11. In an Paris at Montdidler is the beginning Fe. A"e open German "JOURNAL" of the end of the occupation New Mexico' Gov. W. E. Undsey j of northern France. Uw,iiii,!il:imil,i,iiiit',:i;!!:...iii.:J! iil!!:.l:A;hl!.u!iiii:Ji.;:l mkM !,'!ya,;":,;'!!ijjl'!;TI?'.v;j Is belief of American mil- JOtWl last Saturday formally announced his j This the nomi experts who are watching close- candidacy for the republican itary on nation tor governor. The letter says: ly the developments the buttle "The lamented and untimely death front. of Gov. E. C. de at almost the The results of the Franco-Britis- h Baca, of AS A GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM inception of his term of office, ele- offensive southeast Monttlidiei vated me to the office of chief ewu-tiv- e cannot yet be determined, but they of the state at the beginning of will nieiely hastcn a German retreat the Inst third of a general session of which was inevitable whether or not the legislature, which adopted resolu- the allies began their assault. tions and enacted legislation of ForMlalls ticrmau Offensive. consequence to the people The Germans had planned one more ONLY THIS of the state. great smash at the allied urmica in READ "Among such resolutions is that Flanders, to be followed by a big re- which proposed an amendment to the tirement along the whole front below constitution of the state prohibiting the lielgiun border. The big smash PAPER tlie manufacture for sale, barter or was .to have been launched by Prince gift of any alcoholic liquors, or Int. Kupprecht at the British army In I ' puliation for sale, barter or gift, in Flanders. Its purpose was to protect the state after October 1, the present I he German extreme right flank in IN HOTEL CLARK year, and which resolution was adopt- Belgium, so that when the retreat lakes ed at the November. 1917, election place the huns would still maintain LOS ANGELES by a majority of more than 16,000 their grip on the nation they are hold- votes. ing as a pawn for peace negotiations. was aware of NEW "Anions such laws Is that provid- General Foch fully the modified this Plan, ami the Franco-Britis- h August 10, 1918. ing form of the be- Australian ballot; that for drive was launched to forestall its Mr. J. R. President. providing into execution. Miller, a Rtate that for ing carried Read-Mill- er budget; providing means that the Ger- MEXICO The Inc. workmen's compensation ; that provid- His offensive Company, for the reformation of Juvenile man retreat will come all the quicker, 100-12- 0 South ing soon the word Broadway delinquents; that providing for the l.udemlorff will give Los Angeles, California. consolidation of rural schools; that to his armies to fall back along the THAT IMS-mi- and providing for the care, disposition front between Arras My Dear Mr. Miller: and investment of revenues from state Verdun, establishing a new line the summer season was somewhat late lands, as well as others. through Cambral and St. Quentin as Although many con- "After the congress of the United R Hlndenburg did Inst year. IS USED this year, the Register of the Hotel Clark shows a States had declared a of war to Shortening Is Necessary. of in state I tinuation heavy .ravel from Albuquerque; fact, all exlMt between the United Of J Thi would make the line at least States It release Now Mexico. America the m..M W seventy miles shorter. would points through and imperinl Herman I I for government, the legislature wis call- y cji several hundred thousand troops EACH During the early part of the summer the travel from MCAUX ed in session In tVREUX MANTES consolidation of the new positions to extraordinary and, dead- the interior was considerably than at the same the brief period of eight days enacted prepare them for the winter lighter such legislation as has enabled the PARIS lock. time last year. However, since the warm weather com- of the state to This straightening process must he people keep, propor- the Germans SEASON menced, the. hotel register shows a suprisingly big in- tionately, In the forefront among the put into effect by crease in states of the union In furnishing men. winter, because It It isn't they patronage from all New Mexico points par- Mont-didl- er won't have enough men to hold the money, food, enthusiasm and loyalty The new Franco-Prtlis- h drive was launched In the of ticularly vicinity line. Albuquerque. for the prosecution of the war. 4) to prevent a. German drive which Prince Kupprecht had BY This is la- (Fig. The salient which hns Its the fifth summer we have advertised in the" "The tremendous accession of been planning to aim at Do.itller.s and Amiens (Figs, i and 3) to divide the present bors incident to the administration of French and British armies. The allies offensive also forestalls a German apex at Montdidler, pointing at Paris, Albuquerque Journal, and the results from this particu- selective service law ' will be out, the allies the and other attack on Ypres (Fig. 1.) wiped giving lar line of in in com- national war requirements has taxed once more possession of hundreds of COAST advertising the larger daily each the energies of all our people, by no French villages which the huns occu- munity indicates to our entire satisfaction that the Albu- means the chief executive. In their sweep along the Somme excepting days gone by; but this is tho first tima pied querque Journal has a high-clas-s circulation and is one "The time is now approaching when British last March. successor will to be the vitality of the empire has staff is of the most my have elected. LAUDER RELATES been The drain and the strain The German general fully RESORTS widely read newspapers in New Mexico. After mature deliberation and In an- tapped. cognizant of the fact that the Amer- We believe Yhe Is bending our line; but, thank God, Marshal Foch that Hotel Clark is one of the best swer to the solicitation of numerous of British ican army has given fellow citizens inter- our line is made steel, and in and that this advertised hotels in Western America like the na- enthusiastically British steel is as the best superiority numbers, and, ested in the continuance of honest regarded superiority v.ll put victory In the advertised to and for the in the world. Let the line bend good hands of 'the nllles if a tionally product which, stay sold, must efficient government state OF steel bends let us be they attempt and the unrelenting prosecution of the always patient, great drive this autumn. have merit, the management of the Hotel Clark is sat- to for when the steel line is properly before war a speedy and victorious peace find To offset tills superiority isfied that its accommodations and service are such as to for the I have decided to ask bent the Germans will themselves winter undertook their se- allies, encircled. And that circle will mean the huns JOURNAL the delegates of the people to the re- ries of offensives this spring and sum- make permanent friends of all who pay the hostelry a state convention to their destruction. mer. and result- visit. publican party war-wearr- Each failed the last me as candidate We must not be Oh, no! American nominate their party we ed In a great French and for the office of at the com- Have we not seen as walk along So the Germans arc to We again thank your Agency for the splendid re- governor streets soldiers with victory. ready ing November election. the three, four, concede defeat and make the best sults we-hav- obtained for the Hotel Clark since its of aid and even five wound stripes on their ori "Many matters prime Importance stand they can for the cold months five to the people of the state" will have arms? These men have fought in a line miles behind the present front. opening years ago. been but barely begun In the less than Scottish Comedian "the many battles. They are not war weary. best wishes for continued we Says So wo at home must not he war weary With your success, two years of the presenC administra- COUNTY tion. The provisions of the .now con- United States Is Up to the Work us hard as we possibly can. DURAN OF UNION remain, Very respectfully yours, stitutional intoxicating liquor prohi- and In every way we possibly can, to HOTEL CLARK, bition will have to be enforced. It Ears 'in War;" "The Hun help the gallant lads who are certain ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY BIG to us PAYS F. M. Dimmick, Lessee and Manager. goes without saying that they will be bring victory. FOR STATE better enforced by those convicted of Must Die," is Slogan, See here, mate, SECRETARY their righteousness than they will be Don't you figure its great rby those obliged to qualify by fresh To think when the war is over (PICIAL OrtHRLBPONDIMCt TO MOftNtHO JOURNAU WRITE would be to And we're with the mud. Santa 11. pledge. It preposterous (By through Fe, Aug. Juan J. Duran, assume that the splendid majority of Harry And the spilling of blood, clerk of Union county, since the estab- (In the following article, Mr, Hairy to the franchise cast at the last election famous And we're shipped back again lishment of statehood, has formally AND THIS for the wil stand for Kinder, the Scoltich comedian old his proposition the S'lvos Ills of Ills recent Dover, authorized the announcement of RESORTS election of any candidate to the of- Impressions When they've paid us our tin candidacy for secretary of state, sub- tour in the United Statics.) In fice of chief executive whose record If I And we've blown the lot ject to the action of the democratic Is not Phrases are dangerous. But ous is on that subject beyond question, were asked to sum In one sentence And very last penny spent, state convention. He enters the race wmmamm "An for out the up We'll still have a a solid of his coun- opportunity trying my impressions of the United States thought with sifpport home provisions of the state budget law will If that's all we've got ty and with considerable accessions be of I would say; "The United States is one went. first afforded at the beginning to the ears in war." I'm of the boys who of strength in the northern part of the next coming administration. up the state where he is best known. CLIFT HOTEL tor of The Enslish-spoakln- g world Is In "Prosecution the recovery the not the United And perhaps later on, Mr. Duran was born in Tascosa, Real monies obtained from the melting pot only When wild are 1 1, 1 son of J. D. SAN FRANCISCO wrongfully Kingdom and America, but also Can your days gone, Texas, February 877, state, first discovered on the second And you're settling down for life. Duran, and Begnina M. Duran. Sev- incum-buen- ada, Australia, and New Zealand. With day of the present executive t, You've a girl in your eye eral years later he moved to Beaver now the entry of America into the war 5, 1918. just under good headway, oldest son You'll ask bye and bye county, Okla., on a claim filed on hy Circulation August will have to be to conclusion. Great Britain's has return- To It with as to In pushed ed to the fold. America is Great Brit- share you your wife; tils mother, then moved Clayton Mr. J. R. Miller, President, "The war work, thus far so suc- And when a few years have flown 1902. He was married to Miss Amalla ain's oldest her The Read-Mill- er carried on. must not be per- colony first colony. And chicks of own same In Company, Inc., cessfully Then he broke away from the mother you'vo got your Montoya that year, worked mitted to lag. Every energy and And you're happy and snug and general stores to 1907 and run a gro- Evidence 120 South Broadway, every resource at the command of our after the war of Independence, and when he was elect- since then the knife has been In Brit- content, cery store to 1911, Los California. people must be devoted and furnished It will make your heart glad, ed as first county clerk of Union coun- Angeles, in of the national admin- ain, though the fault lay not with My Dear Sir: up support Britain at all but with the Prussian When they boast of their dad ty in' 1911, at the first state election istration for the speediest possible "My dad was one of the boys who and in 1916, have served as to recent us to ad- of this most and de- George George III. He brought over ser- In response your letter asking ending bloody Hessians from to went." such for seven years. Ho has also structive conflict by the utter defeat the Germany fight cen- vise as to returns derived from hot belt and was con- ved as treasurer of the county you advertising, of the enemy. the Americans, Britain clerk of W. O. W. quered. Ever since then the German FAILED tral committee, the THE wish to say that we are more than pleased to state that "Should I be nominated and elected MEXICANS WHO and Is now consul commander of Clay- to de- has been carried on most our succeed myself I propose to propaganda ton Camp No. 11. He Is in the cattle Registers show a very substantial increase in arriv- vote my whole to the accom- assiduously in the United States. TO REGISTER ARE GIVEN business energies But the tuMe are now and and ranching and intended als from Albuquerque; in fact, from many points in New plishment of the foregoing outlined turned, to move out to his after the ex- such as the Prussian Is going to get all he LECTURE AND SET FREE place Mexico. This is the first season we have used in purposes and other purposes piration of term of office, but only JOURNAL space the vicissitudes of the time and the asked for, and a wee blttee more, If I of his Pm not. mistaken. Because after the persistent efforts Morning Journal, and we feel voice of an informed, public opinion wherever taPCCIAL COMUMNDINCI TO MORNINQ JOUHNAL1 to Albuquerque I in friends decided enter the race for confident show demand. went the Uniteil States from the N. 11. state. that to a gain in patronage from any Boston to the Gulf of 'Carlsbad, M., Aug. Five the nomination for secretary of IS "The republican party in New Mex- harbor Mexico; Mexicans who claimed that they were one community these war times is to the advertis- ico is for the to the burning shores of I,os Anglees owing responsible legislative all aliens, having ben born In old AND CHILE ON that in local resolutions and enactments herein, and to the fair northwest I found Mexico and never PERU ing appeared the newspaper. The nun must having applied for You mentioned, Personally I have done, that the great cry .was: their first papers, were rounded are at libertv to convey to the of the am and will to ole. "She name of stinks In up STRAINED TERMS publisher doing, continue do the Germany last week by Sheriff Hewitt and NEW. Albuquerque Journal our endorsement of their very best t can; the very best I know the nostrils of the poople. Deputy Batton for having failed to hearty how. The division of the elective The United States was a long time resistor. publication as a live advertising medium. state offices between members of the In coming Into the world conflict; but They were brought to trial bc'ore Washington, Aug. 11. Peru's ner- Guests from New Mexico who at the Clift two dominant and, to some extent, I am convinced she could not Join In Tt'iwarl Kerr and Delbert Jackson of vousness regarding Chile and her In- MEXICO'S sojourned antagonistic parties, has, in my opin- before she did. It is only the man who the local board, Medical Examiner tentions caused a scene in the na- Hotel during this summer have been very much pleased success ad- ion, hampered the of the has travelled that great country who Pate not being able to attend. Rov tional congress of Peru recently, ac with the accommodations afforded all places of inter- ministration; but, upon the whole, I can fully realize that the strength of Dickson acted as All five cording to Information received in advance-me- nt interpreter. est so am confident that notable the German propaganda she was up of them are south of Washington through official chan- GREAT being easily accessible from our doors, and the achieved. I fur- busy farming has been am. against was enormous. The coun'ry town on various cotton patches find nels, when Don Juan Maria Zalles, efficient service) that our management has always en- - thermore, confident that If given the had to be guided by a noble mind and two of them said had been former senator and former diplomatic constitutional term a that they deayored to render its has made Clift one of next succeeding steady hand, and I feel sure that told at registration time that they representative at Lima, waa assailed guests the as and the support of our those who citl-lei- of Chile." the most governor, appreciate the immensity need not register, as they were is us an "agent popular stopping places in San Francisco good people, I will be able to mater- of the task thank God for President of old Mexico. The board ad- Scnor Zalles, who has always been for New Mexico ially aid the state to progress accord- Wilson, whom will ac- a considered a great friend of Peru, was people. an history surely ministered good lecture, tolj theru ' ing to the demands of enlightened claim as one of the outstanding men that they must register and to' bring accused of attempting the "peaceful Thanking you very kindly, we are, public intelligence. for humanity In these terrible days. all others who had not registered Into conquest of Peru for the benefit of "I feel free to ask the support' of Now a reunion has been town In to as an Very truly yours,' brought immediately, and then let them Chile," trying purchase - ' who endorse P.nglish-sneakin- all the republicans the r.hout between the g return to their farms. Juan Armcn-dare- s, individual extensive territory In the CLIFT HOTEL, constructive work of the only repub- peoples of thi world. This spirit of re- Jose Llcon, Brlgldo Gasper, Peruvian department of Moquehua By II. S. Ward, Assistant Manager. state of New union is Mu-ril- It lican administration the well lighted and Is burning Antonio Armendarea and Sllherlo lo and Tacna Libre. His real object. MEDIUM Mexico has had and who believe we brightly. Its glow can be observed ev- were the hombres' names. was charged, was to turn the prop- should enter the campaign with a rec- erywhere In the United States. It is erty over to Chile. He denied the ord as a party of performance. wrong for us to say that America is charge asserting that he was endeav- "The records of the office of the helping us to win the war. America GRANT CO. DISTRICT oring to purchase the property ffr governor, during my Incumbency, arf realises that she is not fighting for ' himself. The charges against him, an open book. I will confidently sub- Great Britain, she well knows that COURT IS REVERSED however, effectually prevented the '. defect. Gonzales wanted to uncovered. The strfke was mit it to the clear conscience and the British can of the lands. , crossing tho sands. The Merchants physical not expect- empire fight for her- 'sale he like the ed to so well good Judgment of the enfranchised self. She realises, too, that she Is IN THE B0YLES CASE were coming over this hard strip in Xight very much and didn't yield until a lower level to win an fight- deferred part of it at all. He asKea was reached, but now with the citizenship of this state ing for her own personal refense. their big Franklin, when their passage ... . lucky if nominated as the candidate HORSE DISPUTES RIGHT a who Dr. Pate if tho matter couldn't be oi.moht.il,. 4...., maun .U.me . is election, Her sword has been buckled on. and ttuciAL coanioroNOiNct to moknins was disputed by big bay horse, on the juoi property put of the l er Is shouldered. journal) refused to let them pass. Aside from fixed. Tho surgeon had htm on a producing basis at once. The republican party." gun Her teeth are Santa Fe, Aug. 11. The district OF AUTO TO USE ROAD; table the and now Dave Is owner set. There is a calm but stern look In court an impatient flirt of his tail, he paid day after; expects better results as the for Grant county was reversed no to from convalescing very rapidly. The skill work proceeds. HILLSIDE the face of every American soldier by the state court KICKS HOOD OFF MACHINE attention repeated requests of Gon- STILLS at home in Saturday supreme the, Merchant Klaxton to off the of the surgeon and the spirit whether or this country. In the case of the state, vs. get zales will to the front rap- realise that it In die appellee, earth. Finally the driver ran his car carry him To Poport Three Aliens. IN They better to William N. convicted TO his SPREAD IRELAND Boyles, of draw- PVdiAI. CORRMPONDINCt MORNINO JOUftNAkt close to the brute, when the idly. Dr. Pate Is very proud of figthlng for liberty than to perish ing a deadly weapon upon Frank tin big Santa Fe, Aug. U. Gov. W. E. In the bondage of Prussian rule. Carlsbad. N. M., Aug. II. Llge and horse turned and slammed both heels patriotic patient. Lindscy issued an order releas- Jones. The decision rests upon a dif- Live-stoc- today (Awwrlnfril Vnm I feel John Merchant of the Merchant k the shiny green hood of the three aliens who have been serv- f,rrniidMi'.) certain that every American ferentiation of the words "draw" and had a against ing Dublin, July 15. The tax on soldier, whether he lived in the "flourish" In company peculiar experi- Franklin, jumped off th, track, rolled ing Indeterminate sentences from Ber- the charge to the. Jury ence in high-taile- d SOCORRO COUNTY MINE "whiskey, which has risen from 10 to land of the Prairies of the and in last week, crossing the sands his white eyes and away. nalillo county. They are Antonio SO the Indictment. which their in shillings a gallon, ha .: or in the Rockv Mountains, or separate range from Carls, When the Merchants got town, Fuentes. serving two or three greatly Weit, The district court for Eddy county bad. . , IS SHOWING UP WELL years stimulated Illicit dlstillatloh in Ire- In of is In they had to have a mechanic to since October, 1916; Jose the' valleys Tennessee, has affirmed Llla M. Enfield, et al., This sand is so an auto dent in hood of Sandoval, land, and there has been a ereat ad- shouldered his pack' with grim deter- vs., M. C. heavy that straighten out the the sentenced May, 1S1B, serving four to Stewart. Bheriff, involving road has been built across it, consist- machine. moiinih dition to the number of ' cases of mination, and possessed only of ono the replevin of an Overland automo- their tvcii eoiwawNMNa to jounnau five years, and Tomas de la Rosa, sen- potheen-makin- g ing of two narrow and GonJtales Is Mexican of reported to the po- 'Ideal: Complete or bile. The parallel strips David a Mngdalena, N. M., Aug. 11. The tenced October, 1916, to serve two to victory nothing. opinion In the former case of clay. Horses and cattle of the coun- whom is In Carls-ha- Old Soldier as lice. This has always been a secret Now let me this message. is by Supreme Court everybody proud. mine at mile canyon, three years. The men were turned hillside In Iceland. is impart Justice Parker try have discovered how easy It It In Gonzales, although barely 21, the work of over to Industry Now It To the folks at home listen! Britain and in the hitter Chief to to over opening up proceeds, Immigration Agent V. D. extended to Die town . by Justicn. go in water these narrow lhad been put In a deferred class by shows the ore and Partch at tas had many, many fights in the II. IJanna, use them body broadening Albuquerque fur deporta- trails and frequency in the local board on wount of a slight showing, up richer and better as It is tion to Mexico, j SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, August 12, 1918. i AX INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER V. STOR.VCU i 8. I'UXT. :"" r ALIBI BILL Every winter the people of this UN country have been gouged by rxhorbk-tan- t Germans Losing Hope NW food prices. This whs made jios-sib- Morning Jfoarnal by the system of private slorage Tress ' TAH.-ttA1- I Cnrrejiponfenrf.V Published ly the plants near large marketing centers. j . - Geneva. The "Tribune de Geneve" T The individual who controlled the Yoo have- publishes an interview with a wealthy JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. Swiss business man who storage plant controlled our winter's I 11 TIGHT). HQ MIT resided in Western W Merlin for the last twelve months and Representative food. He could open or close the ' I He C. J. ANDERSON. AMfcRlKAMl Wm has Just returned. declares that doors or DcH BAb 111. of the plant, totting out M the. economic situation in Berlin is Marquette Bldg., Chicago, worse ABLE BODIED MEN food as he By 1 becoming, every week. Only withholding pleased. llr 1 1 I air i il I li Enstern Representative of the very rich can obtain sufficient R. skillful manipulation thee doors RALPH MULLIGAN, 1 food and that at exorbitant prices. SO he was a East 4 2nd Street, New Tnrk. aide to create fictitious food r ? PER MosQurros Angry popular strikes happen regu- s fllN. iiuereU as aetond-cias- maUer at ttw shortage and a consequent increase in tY larly every month. Troops have to be or Do posturnce Albuquerque, N. M under Act the cost of living. .fcT ME. ACtUootY! brought up from behind the front to Gothamites Not Intend to of Congress of March 1. 3 879. Ww the as the local police Storage are necessary. So, repress strikes, Un- Larger rln'ulutlon than any other paper plants are indifferent and refuse to fire on Leave a Single Stone in ftew moiico. Tho only paper In New too, is it necessary that storage plants the crowd. in En- Mexico Issued every day In the year. be outside the conltrol of food gam- The general subjects of conversation turned Putting Every j" li RM S OF SU BBCHIPTION : blers. This seems to have been im- are the American millions entering the or Behind Pally, by carrier by mall, one month.. 70c under of war and the political and diplomatic ergy the War, Yearly. In advance $7.50 possible private ownership failures in Russia after the "military KOT1CB TO Sl'USe:HlUKli.S. storage paints. victory." Many moderate Germans SPCCIAL CORflESPONDCNCt TO MORNING JOURNAL Subscribe to the Journal when Is now to writing Obviously the thing to do to take consider the war be practically New York, Aug. II. TO" provide war to have their paper changed to a new ad- them out of hands. lost and that Germany should make work for every man, woman and child dress must be aure to give the old addrese. private to obtain immediate This the has to every effort within Greater New York, a careful '"The Morning Journal has a higher circle government started peace. census of the latlon Is accorded to other do. present and possible rating than any Just recently Uncle Sam bought The Swiss businessman further wartime activities of one In ev- paper In New Mexico." The American every a tract of land near Chicago, states that he was1 visiting Cologne block be- Newspaper Directory. large ery throughout this city was America's greatest food distributing during tho last British aerial bom- gun today by economic experts for this J O bardment. "The damage was terrible. new. drive behind the lines. Even the MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED center, and will put up a mammoth Entire of were de- PRESS. quarters Cologne inmates of prisons, asylums and other food warehouse, with ice plant, track- stroyed and several of the principal institutions housing hands that can The Associated Press ts exclusively streets are in while the number entitled to the use for republication age facilities and all. This will be ruins, work, are to be canvassed for enroll- - of killed amounts to 300 and the in- of all news credited to It or not other- used in storing food for army and ment in these working forces that will in jured are far more numerous," he motion iino-me- nt wise credited this paper and also will be small in employ every spare and the local news herein. navy. It only a cog says. He concludes by saying that he to the back- published not hereafter pushing the system of governmental storage does believe the Germans) can; ing of the boys abroad. With millions THE JOURNAL takes and prints as out. I support another winter campaign. of men in Uncle Sam's service expend- of ex- plants mapped sixty hours and thirty minutes Until the war ends other ing upon the. home folks for support; clusively Associated Press leased wire this and news- New Yorkers do not intend to leave service eadi week. No other government storage plants will be used mit false items to the In In New Mexico takes neutral press one single stone unturned putting paper published for and needs. with the "via London" or "via In twenty-fou- r As- army navy prefix, every energy behind their part the more than hours of in to sociated Press service during a week. After the war the government may Paris," order convey the idea fight for freedom. O the have been . go on these food that reports passed Holds Hit. running storage upon by the allied censors and are Harassed the blows of the food them as a lever with by M UN DAY . ..AUGUST 12, 1918 plants, using admitted as correct. They publish In administration In punishment for sta- which to regulate food prices and as neutral papers inspired articles pur- ple hoarding and other violations of a club to hold over the heads of food porting to come from official source? the varied wartime kitchen regula- Til K MAKXH ll.YIiKIUU. in one of the allied concern- of now dealers who are inclined to capitals tions, the hotels this town are speculate ing such a, point for instance, as the trying to defend themselves against The river Marne has twice proved in the things we eat. capture of a position held by the Ger- the suspicion that their pantry mans. a general to German dreams of That would help fill the family This then is followed by profiteering has ranked highin the fatal victory "denial" with full references to Ger- list of from condi- armies market basket. benefits present "When the French andHritish man papers and newspaper men are tions. In spite of all the reams of pub- turned at hay south of the Marne in even in some cases sent out to con- licity paper that these landlords may "YVAVKS ATK." the the September, 1914, they won a triumph OF If firm "untruthfulness" of issue In defense of their present prices, ehemy'u statement. who has ever eaten at their which, in conjunction with the first anyone The new hope? tat'Vs knows that their war prices and battle of Ypres, determined the whole "Optimistic League" OWN CANTEEN. must be to win this war waves of Rl'NS HER portions yielding them prof- future course of the war in the west. by rolling (Cleveland Plain Pealer.) its not to be scoffed at by the most hate into Germany. This is the plan: O. Mrs. Scott Lee, an profiteers. That have , After an Interval of four years Ashtabula, piratical they nearly a is decked their walls and menus with the victorious allies once more wit- "Twice day the league's optmlsts aged negro woman, happy because shall, at a designated hour, concen- she has found a way at last to cheer fulsome pledges of support of Hoover, nessed the spectacle of German forces 1he soldiers on as while, in cases, secretly violating trate intellectually, their teeth, their way they pass many in full flight northward across the grit here on route; from camp to his hoarding rules does not, appear to feet through an as a consequence of General Btamp their and simultaneously coast for overseas service. t square them with irate and inquis- Marne, Germans." Mis. lives near a railroad itive Foch's brilliant counter stroke and of wish dire things for the Lee, who public. The to track, looked wistfully' at the troop mbllo's Fart. exerted by the allied league proposes "mentally as wonder- to a discussion the pressure electrocute-- ' trains they sped through, Submitting shadowy all round the enemy's salient. the enemy. to plunge (with assurance Into diffi- ing if there was any way in which she of lightless nights, the people of thi troops could be done. It to The latest and the last Wo wish this Generalissimo culties and to incur greut losses; they could make tho long trip more pleaB-a- metropolis are Just beginning real perhaps Foch must in con-iu- went ize that must stand for their nte-- i would be ever so much cheaper in find, that same will to for the men. But the trains they pari German offensive In the Marne Carrying so in earnest to con- men and money. tho energy to risk everything, through fast she almost despaired the nation's effort has been definitely and crushing re- even their honor, since a beaten gen- until she finally hit upon a scheme serve enough coal and electric energy But wishes arc not horses and waves move pulsed. Out Theories eral Is a chieftain dishonored. "Peo- that works to perfection. She got a to the wheels, that must be kepr. of with waves of by have of of to bundles on to make arms, Mow far the heartening- successes hate can't compete Today Taught ple little idea the force long pole, and it she fastens turning ammunition, soul to com-plete- as food for tho fu- poison gas and cannon. necessary deliver, having of magazines and lunches, and the clollies and products of the past weeks will afreet the Krupp consesuenees, whiz on the American army. Unless every aid and If that really calculated the trains past she stands ture operations of the Germans has "Optimistic League" Himself in Years one of those great battles on which and reaches her gifts to the Incentive is given to tho power plants wants to win the war It can do College Ago platform Per- still to bo seen. Clearly, the ciossing help depends the history of an army and men as they iean from the car win that feed the factories behind more of a a shing, the war authorities of the Marne was only the first of a by hoeing corn, digging potatoes, country, the possession (it dows. government and mu (As professor Wilson, years before tho sense indicated? the de- throne," said Napoleon; and, he added declare the much may be lost in war Mb series of moves Which had buying Thrift Stamps making Only by even safe- very ho could have dreamed of attaining velopment of intellectual discipline, "It is rare to find generals who fight QUEER. backing, aid in vital home Now-tha- i nitions than by gritting teeth and been projected by Lundemlorff. his present office, wrote an essay on tho first which battles willingly." Spokesman-Review- .) ty, with every community depending feet. Instead of up requirement, Impresses So us (Spokane to its street the opening move has leen stamping using tho nature and duties of the presi- and Imposes on all subordinates tho let salute tho soverign power "This law is a queer business." Upon electric current keep time in waves of It dency, so Foch in the aim of tlio generalissimo, as on the field ' lights shining enough to guard against countered so vigorously, what will concocting hate, Major Superior desired by their superiors: and. "How so?" to school of war in 1900 lectured his pu- in the second and of battle the drums and tho trumpets swear a man to tell the riot and lawlessness, so small a part to rest of the German wero better dedicate those minutes place, by intelligent "They to in happen the pils upon the art of command and active discipline, or rather initiative, herald his arrival the man who is truth." for the public play this national to work. ' war Is of all plans? If it is true that Lunendorff the functions of a generalissimo. The that choose tho means by which to necessary for the; organization of the "What then?" work, the foregoing extra succeeded ns titular We can't win this war with "waves Major Foch of those days was almost arrive at tho goal indicated. Here whole, the man who delivers tho final "And every time he shows signs of illumination on lightless nights that has Hindnburg is de- New are of hate" nor by what we'd do a mystic in his exaltion of the sacred we have the conception of mili- thrust, who alone capable of it. some lawyer objects." Yorkers already asking what chief of the staff, he has certainly telling fire that must burn high the fortunes of all. doing more can do to to the kaiser if we caught him. The within the breast tary intelligence; which, be it well termining (liythe they help. made a very bad beginning. of the born general, the "imperative understood, makes demands upon International News Bureau, Inc., Bos- VERY FEW ARK FATAL. Highbrow Help. which, will win this war fluid" the time in himself to he only things which he must know how to character as well as re ton, Mass.) Courier-News- .) For first history here By allowing surprised leadership, (Fargo custodians of back on the flank of the are communicate through ail the ranks ot quiring thought and reflection, and A doctor named Ren- the highbrow the art and driven his French army to pro- Work, save, army, inspiring every man with rejecting that of intelli- has a number museums are Just beginning biggest and most vulnerable salient fight! the "will to immobility du, who treated large duce results, as In conquer." Unconsciously, gence which may bo called absence of of gassed soldiers, says the great ma- practical experts on the' whole western trort he has perhaps, Major Foch describes in the The automatic obedienoe of cases be- ancient armor have begun to labor thought. WITH SCISSORS jority recover rapidly, fatal In committed a blunder compatible with SUNDAY AND VICTORY. article which follows, the qualititm the ranks is perhaps sufficient for the to thousand. nightly to guide tho government which his subordinates of unan- ing only six the their men abroad. the worst of the allies' mistakes in the today Soldiers who have only to carry out AND PASTE armoring fighting Again Sunday has proved a day of imously ascribe to their generalissimo. orders, even will work Instead of lecturing to school teachers he his though they WHAT HE LIKED. armor-bearin- g past. Unless retrieves position is He dwells quietly in a little house better If know what are on some aspects of the will once victory for the allies. Although it they they of these enthusi- the tribal meb of Berlin the lines. There are no maps doing; but it Is insufficient 'KM LOOSE (Vancouver hundreds years ago, too soon to estimate the gains made in evidence, no of entirely "TORE IT THERE." Tarson Do you know the parables, astic scholars arc meas- more be driving nail", but this time hurrying motor for tho subordinate chief who must (William Slavens McNutt, In really making by the French, British and Americans cars, but here Foch is out with means his Inter- my child? urements, tcits and researches that Into the coffin of his military repu carrying the at disposal Collier's Weekly.) sir. or to draw accurate con- today his theories of long ngo, leaving pret and out the will of his su- Johnny Yes, tend to help shield modern soldiers tation. yesterday to his carry His hair was red and curly, and his Parson And which of the parables the enemy. If the old art clusions as to tho we subordinates, Fetain, Haig and perior. To do this he must first un- eyes wore with hints against Tho German retreat across the consequence:? the rest, the task of in derstand his then ho gray, spotted tiny do you like best? shacks hereabouts can succeed in do a was won accomplishing general's plan: of brown. He was propped up on his I like the one where some- to was due to know that real victory their own way, on their own initiative must accomplish it with the means Johnny lending practical aid our boys in Marne manifestly directly the aims cot, laboriously endeavoring to write loafs and fishes. need never about nrocress of the counter by the allies. strategic he sets them. which he posses most appropriate to a letter with his one available hand. body France, they worry the swift Foch waits; but his and the and of these he is popular support after the war. Chatenu-Thierr- y. The drive the British and Alts through army circumstances, hold stroke between Soissons and by the armies of allies of he "Say, that pad against my knee Shuffle. on front the France, tho sole judge. Who says "chief," for Just a will hou carlsbalTsheepmen Subway The main supply tralian troops the Ficardy has sent that a man of minute, you?'' Flaying "pigs in clover" with mil enemy's coursing "imperative then, says character; that begged. "I m to write a little te un- had already netted more than 35,000 fluid" which he describes here and Is but word means more trying ON lions of passengers who had try and routes were either cut or brought obvious; the note to the folks to tell 'em I m not RECEIVE RETURNS , prisoners. Including a thousand Ger every soldier who comes back bears than that, it means also a man ca- solve their curves along new lines at der gunfire. They were also witness to It. hurt bad, an' my left arm's all busted the czars have heavy man officers, mornnig. n pable of comprehension, who works on with I THEIR 1917 WOOL. CLIP their opening, subway harried by the yesterday Foch had one his own out up high explosive. can't keep enjoyed several perfect days of thu being constantly extensile (Major quotation initiative while carrying that pad in place. and Americans. addition to the prisoners which he was so fond of hammering his orders. Too In herding at Which tney are sefadept. French the P passive obedience, I held the while ho scribbled Ct TO MOSNtNa JaUSNAL) had been into the heads of his tho absolute centuries pad ISPSCIAI. Casualties in mauled women and The German official bulletin pre- territory captured. pupils, that they forms of former his message of assurance. 11. The of the town of Chaulnes camo to regard it as the professor's; wo must oppose active obedience, Carlsbad,- N. M., Aug. Sheep- children and torn tempers and clothes tended that the withdrawal was not taking on "How bad are you hurt?" I asked men of the Carlsbad are just came to tho one of most Im- pet saying. He acted upon it the which makes continual demands upon him.- - s eountry up highest underground the which is by the French is the and so now He laugheel mischlevously-a- he now complete returns from standards and resulted In many "noticed" by allies', a Marne, will do when the the initiative of leadership. - folded receiving closing gains of the day. It is in comes. is Na- up the letter. 1917 wool This wool has new Junction with the probably tho clumsiest lie ever circu- portant time It the saying of War is the employment of moral "About as bad as a man can be an' their clip. points, public area and was used by the poleon to the Austrian generals in force in which material forces are mostly been stored .in government left to walk. Now that the traction lated by the German staff. The real strategic livPV gness.' I've got holes In my 70 is Germans as a base in main Leoben: "Thero are many good gen- included and swallowed up; victory is i on from warehouses in Boston, and about ring following up this straffing by is that it was derided not to at- supply in en- back and my hip high value been drawn more fare,- o( truth tho Montdidicr erals Europe, but they try to moral superiority in the conqueror, could stick fist per cent of Its has demands for the people of captur-- taining their troops in too that you your however, this town are wondering if really tempt tho costly operation visage many things; they try to moral depression in the vanquished; in, an my left arm's all busted up by the consignees, Lately, they hut region. see everything, to- guard everything, buttle is the of two wills. In the Joyce-Prui- tt company, which should be cut down instead to Half outright the retreating force, struggle An' I feel fine. That's what me. . lng now that the turning to defend with a bo vic- - gets handles the most of the wool in this fare. from first to last they were sv?pt It appears everything. I.see order that our army should I feel fine! When I come to after I back of tho enemy at the Marne last single eye; for me, only masses exist. torous it must have a moral superior was hit an' kind of looked over what section, has received complete returns with and machine gun fire, I with & of act- artillery more decisive at first charge nyyself destroying them, to that of the enemy; or this must be was left of me I kissed myself from Brown Adams Boston, TOO MANY WIVES' ALMOST from the air and month was than well that the accessories Willi to just as they were bombed ot the knowing imparted it by its command. To goodbye an' wondered how it come I ing government graders. were de- supposed. With' the passing fall of themselves afterwards." On organize battle is therefore to excite was livin.' The wool was graded on quality, GETS MAN INTO TROUBLE their bridges repeatedly one still Then they bandaged H. initiative frbm the Germans to the occasion, Foch from his rostrum the moral of our own army to Its me up an' got me into an ambulance length, shrinkage and burrs, and stroyed. was with blazing eyes this to his to of the F. Christian of Carlsbad the allies a tremendous advantage repeated highest point and break that an' when that old bus began to move topped SOlAL CORRKSPONOSHCB TO MORHINS JOURNAL! At various other points ground has students. Then more quietly, he para- The will to conquer is the market with one sack, which brought the latter. Clearly General adversary. an' 1olt I was afraid I was goin' to Rosewell, N. M., 11. Married wrested from the enemy, who gained by phrased what the emperor had Baid, first condition of und, conse- a 67 4 cents a The least Aug. been i victory, live too long. Oh, boy!' That was pound. price twice in a month Same Foch has used it with telling effect. simplifying it, It as his own the of sol- was 47 4 by the preach- ate nevertheless fighting stubbornly. giving quently, first duty every rido! But, I'm all right now. I'm all paid by the government er, with a divorce few creed. There is no doubt that it has dier; hut It also involves that su now. I'm to be cents. granted a hours All around the salient the conflict has him right going crippled " previous to the second is the HONOR'S ROLL. inspired throughout the immense premo resolution which the general anyway, an' I'll' probably be marked The government has not yet taken marriage been very bitter. Though ha (We which has been in must to instil into record of Richard V. Guthrie. Guth- at times ' progress at need know how for in' another month or delivery for the 1918 clip, although ' duty again rie and Miss 17 the Germans began their offenses since March 21.) the souls of his men. From this we six weeks. Its the limit what can it has nearly all been shipped from Standefer, years old, Wo have talked so much about our see tho need a of the were married hero July 8. A week with dvisions, It ts estimated for general happen to a man without kill in' him! Carlsbad. The Michael Irribane clip It thirty "sons" to war and fighting our BY FKKDINAND 1WH. highest order if his army is to con Wo still has ago was .learned by accitleTtf that over going f But. oh boy! certainly did tear remains, as this sheep man' hat they have now used fifty. co'mo to no- Contmaiidi--lii-rliii- of Allied Forces, qucr; and the man who proposes to his Guthrie had a wife and five children l battles that we have the 'em loose up there. We kicked 'em o' not yet completed shearing. In new While the general expectation ts The generalissimo alone practices deliver battle must possess one su- that town, an' " whose were Lubbock, Texas. He and his tion that they are all young fellow j. in Other sheepmen clips bride had to but Were that Ludendorff will now strike else the art of strategy the complete preme gift; that of command. Good "What town was it?" handled through Carlsbad arei Jones gone Amarillo But are not. Some are fathers. sense of the word; and Is the and firm and & brought' back when igamy charges Where and the TJf it they strategy plans will, intelligence "Darned if I know. It was just one Brothers, " 21.046 pounds; Tracy probably against And at least one is grandfather. This poetry of war; U others confine character, all these are not sufficient o' towns. ' were filed. It developed at the trial been themselves of them French Up there Simpson, 8,216 pounds; Guadalupe were lsh front, Sir Douglas Halg has is James to tactics, tho prose for him; he must also possess what de near Chateau 20.000 VV. T. that Guthrie and his first wife oldicr with grandchildren war. Ho somewhere that Thierry Sheep company, pounds; some useful blows on his own alone Is the organizer and Brack calls "the imperative fluid," the ' had some fun with us 9.000 Mnldrow Broth- living under a common law marriage, dealing A. House, of Clinton, Mont. conductor of the the others place. They Smith, pounds:' and the fact that had never been At less dramatic mo- orchestra; gift of making the supreme energy while wo was there, but wc ers,- 1,677 Francisco Alzuga-ra- y, they account. any a grand- are his -- gettin' pounds; even House enlisted, for being only players tinder baton. which animates him pass into tne done all tho laughin" after we at 20,844 J. W. legally married wag not known ment the British recapture of Meteren, se- Whether is hiim masses got pounds; Thurman, whom ' father he was too old to receive a the generalissimo of men who are his army; tor 'em. I been in France for pretty near Ivan 5,941 to Guthrie's father with the Ballleul. and smart attack ' self Willi the advanced divis tho is 6,056 pounds; Thurman, wife wero i west of the lective servlco call. His son put on guard army to tho general what the a year now doin everything from Ramon Agesta, 2.271 pounds; and children living. Rosslg-no- ions or divisions of battle, unit is to will pounds; was bound over to the which drove the enemy from l away. every sword the soldier; the army stevedore work to provost guard.' I've Fj. M. Delk & Sons, 3,122 pounds; Guthrie a khaki uniform and marched In our military organization the not move unless he it, directs shored but a settlement Was fin- Wood, on the edge of the Somme Impels peddled wheelbarrows an' long Joyce-Prui- tt company, 1,000 pounds; grand Jury, That made Houso rather lonesome. army, tho corps, the division, the brigr it, invigorates it. nn' built roads an' up ally effected whereby Guthrie filed would have been recog- ade, the Is a subordinate -- ships swept Adams Sheep company, 3,589 pounds; battlefield," to Into the fight. regiment Tho greatest results of war have all, was been a 21.-78- suit for a divorce with the consent of He, too, wanted got dif- towns that dirty an' bucket Adams Sheep company in Texas. 6 nized as of considerable Importance. Could do. unit. Tho chief of each of these In fact, been the deeds- of the com- o' cold water was his wife, and the decree was What his son could do ho well as jn poor guys that pounds; Jim Etcheverry, 25.000 young While events in the field are shap- ferent units, consequently, as manders. So it is just that history out tryin' to have a little good granted an hour after the suit was And being possessed of the Vouth commanding it, must learn to obey; should enter of just pounds;' Babtista Barberia, 20,000, was mar- tho allies, the in tho records generals time, an' up there last week was the The is filed. Guthrie then legally ing so favorably for a and physi- before his own orders, he not which pounds. total 189,626 pounds, to common law wife-exactl- (young for grandfather) dictating only the victories glorify first chance I had to get at Heinle." with the Irribane over ried his firm and scornful reply of Mr. Balfour make a man must Inspire himself with those whioh them but also defeats which discredit clip running one month from the day he was wed- cal qualifications that ' 60,000 pounds to come. to Count Hertling on, the subject of Sam's he has received. But in war to obey them. Without the general nO battle MVS FALSE NEWS SYSTEM. yet ded to the seventeen year old girl, by eligible for a place in Uncle Is a difficult is vs. - will not attention In thing. Obedience and no victory is possible. Let me "G. Randall, in the North the same minister, - Belgium escape ho was accepted for the needed in the presence of the enemy, recall of Scharn (Jtimes - army readily the profound saying American Review.) COPIOUS RAINFALL IN Germany. company. and In spite of the' enemy; In the horst at the mordent of the nomina- news engineers' replacement midst One side to Germany's system Mr. Rudyard Kipling's speech ilso was of danger, of various and. tion of Blucher to the command ot the Is be called pol- SOCORRO CO. GLADDENS A proud man grandfather before the un- what might foreign SPEqiAL TO WOMEN contained admonitions which the Ger- made tho rounds circumstances; army in Silesia in 1813: "Is It not icy the attack upon neutral and House when . he known, which mnv be full of menace; the way in which the chief imprints Laborious methods HEARTS STOfcKMEN The' most economical, cleansing and man nation might take to heart. He and the which results enemy opinion. ,0F kissing his grandchildren goodbye. despite fatigue his own resolution in the hearts of are used to discredit the enemy's of- ' of IJT uUseptlcd hi Nothing could be more apposite than to from many causes. - And how can an others a man the" commence- 'germicidal had the right be proud. that makes htm great ficial reports. Before ISPSCIAL COSRSSi ONOSNCC TO MORNINO JOURNALl Mr. Kipling's quotation from the New officer puruse the execution of an of war, rather than all the other ap- ment of the Somme offensive (which order received, how. can he continue titudes Magdalena. N. M Aug. 11. Stock York Tribune, which said recently: SAKK. or abilities which theory de they foresaw), the Germans men FOR HUMANITY'S tho development of a program or a mands of such an in- re- who are present at the roundup When we went to war with Ger- him?" That circulated exaggerated reports rrom various scheme, if he docs not safeguard his fluence is needful is easy to under- garding' the successes" of the parts of the county, it was with th rosolvo to de- more nurses-skil- led, lityerty of action to move In of "great from the Roseilale, Reserve, many Uncle Sam needs spite stand. The hour mast come when it allied armies, so that the people notably - that ' the enemy? Moltko said: war is to incur Quemado, Horse Springs, Burley a"nH r i , . r t, stroy! German war power. If brave Women. ';ln necessary to take decisions, discover the falsity of these rumors and , j. tO Ger- our will soon encounters the indepen- to make sac- fail to Aragon districts, are jubilant over the A OfUM VlUJept!C: rOWdej power is inseparable from tho A thousand : must volunteer each of responsibilities, to begin later believe' the genuine re' ' dent will of the enemy." "The art rifices, and these decisions must be ..'-'- ; fact that the large amount of rain disaolved man then we are resolved up to the lib- ports. sec- be in water as needed. people week dedicate their efforts war is the art of guarding one's taken before they are imposed; these German wireless operators sent out fall recently in their respective German peo- of be- benefit. As a medicinal for douches on the destruction of the cause of mercy."" ', erty action," wrote Xenophon. responsibilities must, be assumed on tho of June' 27, 1916, mes- tions has been of inestimable antiseptic In the measure that numbers In- night The by tn catarrh. Inflammation or ple. The alternative Is in their hands. When war was declared, the re- forehand; since the general must seize sages which purported to i emanate range has greatly improved treating crease, and with them length of time tho initiative In to unloose his the down pours and an abuni Ulceration of nose, " There, In a nutshell, lies' the Issue offices were besieged by men order from allied stations announcing the frequent throat, and that cruiting and extent of space, these questions offensive. Therefore the only men of Lille,"' the of St. dance of grass is assured. - paused feminine Ills no which tho German nation ts at the highest become more difficult.- 1"he com- "taking "capture last by it has equal. with eager to sell their lives high who will undertako such risky and Quentln.' "Constantinople in flames" In some Sections of the county For ten the E. In Ger- mand, in the strict sense of the word, in district, years Lydli Pinkham price possible, reckoned dead perilous enterprises must Inevitably and other such Interesting develop- week, notably the Burley Co. : loses in as ' which Medicine has recommended Paxtlne mans. ' ' precision.. It must always bo superior natures, greedy for re- ments. These messages began: "At- heavy rains caused washouts "'. determine strictly the result, to be sponsibility. tention! French wireless made the 'roads- Impassable and de- their private correspondence with that the crown prince is Before "f thousands had of stationthe In It appears the break, won, but not the ways and means Profoundly impregnated with the following Is the latest news!" Because tained ranchmen and their families women, which proves its superleJrltV. giin to' be aWe to say he has beaten across via Canada for hu- winning it. How then can subordin- will trf conquer, must find in that of this and the tone town for the duration of the roundup, Women ' who have " poured they clumsy wording ' been cured say to the' Rhino. - ates maintain the clear vision of the will, and In vision of tho elites had no dif- at least. . ; the Americans sake. the clear of the waves, the It . la manity's aim with which have been vic- "worth its weight in gold."! At will not be out- single they only means which can lead up to ficulty in determining 4hat the reports 'Calumbla'swomen Inspired, and at the same time con- tory, the to exorcise without from German - Don't neglect (lie "Two-Bit- " Red druggists, 60c large box, or by mall " Hanks Thanks. energy emanuted stations. Tanks Tanks done by Uncle Barn's men, serve their own liberty of action In hesitation the most enormous powers; At various times the Germans trans-- Cros Club. Joiar today. ' Th P&xum Tcllet Co, Boston, Mass, Albuquerque Morning Journal, f Monday, August 121918. 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Phone lSiS-- J Foil SALE gentle driving outfit, Rooms Barnett Building Phon and growing steadily the congress, including! one ono 401 North to reserve department by ' LOST. furnished riK. double, ainglo. Appointments Made by Mall according the federal the enforcement of statutes, Full ItKNT Throe nicely rooms, Thirteenth. I'hone 900, statement regulatory A BARGAIN War SaviiiRa t Vrt il'ic.i to c modern, fill. 00. 1011 North First. iCTTcoi-- board's weekly showing tht such as the meat act, the nvelopo, Two double seated car- busi- inspection contulninn several riollnitf wurih of. FOR SALli good DenlKI bank's condition at the close of food and act, the various quar- Thrift FOR RENT Glassed In sleeping porch. No and one Joe drugs Owner to war. House .Return iu fi, liuy. Letter sick. 210 2045. riages singte buggy. Apply Rooms Malinl Building ness night. The shows gone Stamps. Lynn West New York, phone A. Saturday report antine laws, and the maintenance and ruiTiur No, It or photm lulu-j- , Kuwaiti Lewis at J. llachechi'a store. the brand new. Five rooms, bath, FOR RK.NT Mudera rurnrsnea no " IANH AND HI KGKONM following: of the. special emergency Ktven. foms; FOlt HALE A Murphy bed, PHVSIt Resources. statu- glazod porch, brick and white sick; running water. COHt, West Centlal. food activities. I recognize the practlcully good as new. Reason tor tell- V."T. Alt KI'IIV, M. I). $305,-410,00- 0. cement. Fine location. $750 cash, RENT Two Iurnished corner Gold in vaults and in transit, tory authority of boards to decide HELP WANTED. newly ing romo'lellng home. ol5 Wtst Lead. Pructlce l.lmlled lo Tuberculosis Wright believe balance monthly payments if you rooms, bath connecting. 32t North Fourth. hours, these questions, and that the 1'tiR SALE HprlnK wuKon, harness, 2 ,lcr-se- y building: opposite postotflce. otflc Gold is dtW,' Mule. 2 m. office settlement fund, F. It. board, facts recited above, none of which FOR RENT Rooms mi f week, bath; cows, fresh tills month; 1 old 10 to 12 a. vn to t p. Phone, v Rule 397-.- $606,354,000. disputed, require that boards give spe- ALBUQUERQUE WANTED iSrrjuid 'Im.jV u tli.'liv. purlv-Imii- no sick; over Golden Store. Jersey calf. 1 lliOl West Mountain 397-- residence to is- URes 1 the lieonomtst. Hoinl. Phone LM44-- Gold with foreign agencies, $9,606,. cial consideration certificates FOR RliN't Large, well ventilated bed Dlt. M AIIGAKliT g". CAKTWItliillT 000. room, 21U street. Phone Chi- sued by the department of agriculture INVESTMENT COMPANY WANTED J a pa ucse" joy Fi v.ui k. North Fifth FOR SALE One Grand piano, $00, excel- l'rarllce Umited lo Woiuea'a and $1,011,-460,00- 0. 1987-- Also new, Total gold held by banks, to conuty agents, rromulgate this by Call ut 314 South .Syeanioin. lent shape. one buhy buggy, ldren's Discuses ph. Phone 199. 115 South Second FOR RENT Newly lutnished room-- and worth ISO, will sell for 115. 409 North Edith ll'.'l E. Central Phono 571, telegra Motormen, jKlectrlc me 1.114-- Albuquerqoe.Jr (Sold with federal reserve agents, (Signed) "CHOWDER." ,VANTh'I Appy Ciiy sleeping porches; reasonable rates, ill Ph. foKKIt Coin pany, Occidental Huliding. 1 UK. HAIttll North Second FOR SALE No. dilvlllg horse weight I.lmltrd lo Children. $940,692,000. WANTKI wood ono l'riletire First cUfs nierhunic money rooms and house- ln:,o. One wanon sheet, buggy pole. 1 2. Bldf. Gold redemption fund, $38,149,000. to riKl't Fttl: K1NT Funilsned of Office Rooms and Wright rnan. Apply Whltn Critrnge. all new and modern. One set double harness, light. Two sets and Gold. Total cold reserve. $1,990,301,000. SLACKERS AND KAISER keeping apartments, one Ono runabout Fourth - WANTED Experienced man for milk houtu single harness, heavy. 3 n. m. ta 6 P. m. tender notes, etc., $54,- WANTED Position. Hours -- Legal silver, , work. BeZefc'tf North with utnhrella. very cheep. One dandy i LOVERS GET ICY Apply Dairy. RIO (iRANrikr'HbTKl Ri'oma and apart- Iron. 620 Residence Phone 2076. Office l'h"ne 222,000. STARE x spring wagon. One single oot, Total reserves, $2,044,523,000. IF In rterf1 of n practical nurwe, I'hone 7J. uurin. ments, M9 West Central. Mrs. Richard North Second. ' lJitKht"osn'!Jt.ive . " Bills discounted for members and WAN 1 LP Position hy youiiK nun. Clerical WANTED enereilo man West, Proprltress. aoo- REN1 Mwcellaneou. (BY MONNIN JOUaNAL SPECIAL LEASED WISE for outside First-clas- s rumuiieratton FOR F. II. banks, $1,332,473,000. work preferred. Address, U W. 13., care work. IMPERIAL ROOMS Nice clean rooms; iOo per rallnn. Roofs under our ear will Mex., 11. on in $208,-E57.00- 0. Juarez, Aug. Deserters, Journal. rates by day or week; over Woolworth'a, Improve from year to year. We caa put HORSES aod 3tr'nl Hills bought open market, j draft evaders and who WANT MO Clerical young lady WANTED A Ford truck driver, mutu have 819 3 West Central. a new roof that will last aa long aa the rates. 8. i """" - position by . uarcia, 14J2-- H seek in Mexico find littlo wel- Jn office work. p. M. pxiieririK-w- j uy iu The Manxaoo Co. Phona K. " Total bills on hand, $1,541,030,000. refuge experienced general previous piif iei,er FOR RENT Large airy room sleeping building. P.ANO-FO- RIiNT. The M , office. "Truck Driver," Journal. 110 South Walnut. . come or comfort here. These aliens .lournal porch suitable for light housekeeping, Music Co., Vhone I'JO aim ..j.-..- United states government long term as and WANTED Teucher for manual securities, $34,931,000. sit around the old passenger depot, WANTED Position cuok general training I0,,0. inquire i.iti coriu rimi. ERim carbon root purnt aim root cement West Gold. . houne worker. First clasB either Santa Ve and an all round mechanic. Rio Grande 602 2 lasts flva Use Devo United short waiting for a chance to steal a, rido AMERICAN HOTKU West Central, stops leaks; years. Ideal tnealer central location States government or AddressL. W., Journal. Industrial School. Bog 636 house- floor Jap-a-lu- FoirifENT ,.., south, .walk up and down the i main Albuquerque. City. Opened under new management, ready paint, paint, Valspar, . . htislneaa. term securities, $17,404,000. WANTEIV-rosHto- n by experienced office YANTICI A cook and rooms, rates reason- mohair top and scat dressing. Motor car fin- completely equippe,. other-'earnin- street for meals from mitldle ascd man to for keeping sleeping Arthur Everltt. Jeweler, All assets, $102,000. begging money ' seats 450. Apply thclr-ow- man. Bookkeeper, salesman or clerical two men, and work around ranch. Bteiuiy able. I'hone 301. ish, cold wator kalsomtne, and bs satisfied. Total assets, $1,593,467,000. any of nationality or work In store or office. Address E. S., Journal Thos. F. Keleher. 408 W. Central. Phone 410. Albuquerque. earning at the most menial obtainable in line work and good pay. Address Box 7, Lupton, Uncollected items, from jobs Bourn. Cooper-Hewi- (deduct stores homes of WANTED Position desired on ranch view Arls. FOR SALE lamp. No tube Board. the and the foreign ll- - 825. Rent Room With gross deposits), $584,758,000. residents. of permnnent employment or foremsnshtp ,,.t.wr,u class bookkeeper, perman- FOR BENT Furnished rooms, 414 West Marsh picture frame vise with saw, For Five per cent redemption fund by competent reliable man with references. ent position largo corporation. Btate ago, ver: no sick, no children 112. Twelve lugs, 19. Ten P. Recently these draft evaders Married. Not A health' leeker. Address and Address Thirty-gallo- n wa- againRt It. bank notes, $753,000. appear, qualifications, salary expected. l''ORKENT iteslralilo front room, no sick, Jugs, 25c each. hot All ed on the streets here were true types "Position," Journal. "O." csre Journal office, 5. 3 other resources, $11,410,000. or children. 714West BllverL ter lank, In film developing tank, room" 'wiS" porch ; board. of the who have come to Mex- KKKDH 2O.00CLEIlKB"ttt 1:1. 7"nnRBNTKas't Total resources, $4,234,893,000. many GOVERNMENT room with sleeping Hnnna Hanoi, Master Photographers. ico since the United In FoiritENT Furnished tatiniy. Liubililies. States entered the FOR RENT Office Roomt. Washington. Examinations everywirero Talile liourd next door. COD West hoard lb '"u"r" ' war. was Men porch. with Capital paid in, $76,876,000. One a German boy of 20 who August. Experience unnecessary. and Gold. f.rollv. Phone JI4H-W- . had fled from to 1UH KIONT Ofrices In win or alngia. call women write WmpSU,horn, private Germany escape r desiring government potions 8ATn Surplus, $1,134,000. ov-- Wonlworth's stnr FOR RENT Large room furnished; modern for Furnished ( room in mouern Government $179,978,- - army service, had lived with an uncle upstairs, for free particulars to J. 0. Ieonaru, dorm- ONE Centrifugal pump and fT7r"hF,NT deposits, FoS lilflNT I front otrioa Conveniences uioi neat lor wniic. .v With board. Ideal jor .uo...... 000. in Chicago and finally crossed the couneotina; er C'lv'i Keivlcn Examiner.) tOSJ, K r.ols Houlh Seventh. motor. With pressure control. Ap- home. rooms over Gulden Hula Htore. D. Weinman, care I2uouomlat. Phone 1 31 fi. . Due to reserve account, border to being Interned. A Bldi!., Washington. Nice all ply members, prevent v Ex F01tRENT room, sleeping porch, wsm second was an Ttalian shoe GOVERNMENT ill hold civil Kervlce modern conveniences. Finely located. Call For" TtliNT Across from University $1,420,705,000. factory FOR RENT animations I:, AlniNiueriiue In Aiiguwt. I...... 1..,, n.. relies With bnaril, Phlia Collection items, $433,347,000. worker from Roston who Ttnd failed Dwelling. o iTlfi West ooo eterkp to he appointed at Washing- 21M-W- . for summer rate r..'i Other foreign to arid had fled. A was Men tvo- - Foil RENT Large front room and sleep- deposits, including register third North. ton. Experience unnecessary. and RENT Rooms with sleeping porcliea. $127,050,000. an American of i t'lei write ing 4IS South Third, for gentle- WANTED Miscelianeoui. FOR government credits, the tramp type who desiring government lixhlps hot snd cold water, 1st class table board. lack-o- f to E. (fom-c- r man; no Invalid. Prtvato family. Inquire Total deposits, $2,161,080,000: was demented from food and FUU KFJNT three ronma and for free particulars it. Terry, 618 Gold. gross Bungalow, Service 81o Columbian Mrs. Tllton liogh. Caan do Pro, West Federal reserve notes in actual cir- worry. All were dirty, unshaveil and two Hight on ttre coiner. 1321 civil Kxnmlncr), furnished porches. Building. Washington. FOR RENT Sleeping porch culation destitute and nil a desire North First. sa 101 South $1,955,276,000. expressed HighiHnfla. sl'Hi.'IAI, made and rooms, flrst-ela- table board. notes In circulation, to to United KENT lnnisi'S. rooms. ratei. i picnic fishing Federal bank return the States and KtJlt Mortflrf rwnnw, call 1581-J- . Phone 880. Mrs Ahhott Close In. Kome furulshid. W. 11. McMllliun, Foil RENT Furnished rooms. 623 East parties, Edith. net liabilities, $13,716,000. WANTED saleswoman. Tbk room and euliabls All other liabilities, $2fi,Kl 1,000. I'M West Cold. Coinpulen. Central. WANTED If you need a carpenter, call j. TT)TtiTT;NT Nice porch Economist. FOR-ftE- S. 1695-J- . two with hoard, reasonable rate. UKNT Furnished two rooms, Furnished rooms. Hi Boutll Durllng.. Vhone fur Total liabilities, $4,234,893,000. FOR house, 1M8-- J South Arno. build-Ing- WANTED Girl for housework. 619 202. Phone Ratio of total reserves to net depos- sleeping porch, nice yard and out general Walter. Phone WANTED Sumo one for coaching In Alge- lkgAtj 1300 Second. West Copper. L. M. its ami federal reserve note liabilities xoticks. Inquire fourth ' Foil "RENT Furnished "rooms with sleep- bra. E. eare Journal. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOlt ItENT Now modern cottage with WANTED Eperhnceii girl Mr General ing porch and board. Bouth Edith, WANTED To combined, 57.9 per cent. Ratio of gold NOTICE OP TAX housework. 40? North Boveitth, buy tho best twelve hundred ac- IKIi!QlT.T Classed sleeping porch completely furnish- FOR ItENT Furnished room with Matin. business. Address reserves to federal reserve notes In 1387-J- . sleeping pound horse six years old. John FOR SALE Furniture HIIT AND SAM:. ed. outh Walter. I'lrone WOMAN For no - 35 general housework; coos,, porch, lady preferred. 101 South Walter. A. 1,., cure Morning Journal- tual circulation, after setting aside Notice Is tng. Address Box 826, m- WANTED A second hand sewing machine. given that the un- I'oKTtENT modern cottage, Albuquerque. "RENT 2114-11- . cent net liabilities, hereby r Oft liirge roo- with Must be In No. 1 condition. Phono RENT fwub"ulldrng at Seventh and per against deposit O. and furnished, glassed-i- n WANTED (Hi for ex- FoR 73.6 cent. dersigned, A. Matson, Treasurer newly nicely dining rooni work, porch; Ideal for two. (It F.ast Central. 'ul after e p. Ceneral to J. B. Ifilder. per front and side shade. 823 perience not ueceRBary, Appty Albuquer- Avenu. Apply and of Taxes, with- porch, porches, FOR RENT Furnished room nowty furn- ANTED At once second hand furniture Bent- - desired. que Hanatorlum. " in and for North Kleventh. Quiet action ished, very reasonnble. 823 Houth Arno. end kitchen utensils: also conk atova or the .County of Bernalillo, W ED B Kit n toTioi7n The r SALE seventeen well furnished ANT iTyou g"glr RENT Phone 2196-.- FOR Hotel, New Mexico, upon the third day of South. business; also FOR Rooms with sloeidng porch range. rooms, located, close, lo depot. Millinery experienced help, with or without board. Phone 671. 1123 lo- centrally y AGENTS September, 1918, at the hour of 10 Hat Shop. I":' Fourth,- WANTF.1 Doctor wishes to purchase Owner will sacrifice. See National Invest- FOIl KENT One furnished house, four Jhe East Central. Mex- A cation to practice iimillilne In New ment Co., I03 North Third. o'clock a. m will to the Dis- rooms at 403 and one four-roo- unfurn- WANTED eapalilo woman for general apply RENT ico. Address Doctor, cure T 411 Also one five-roo- housework to so lo Lord!urg, New Mex. FOR Modern newly furnished sleep- Journal. MRSWrHrREF.rCoV"the Wkhart Ranch trict Court of the Second Judicial ished at South 8eventti. and rooms, with unfurnished house at 0 West Silver Inquire of Mrs. Karnes. 600 North Eleventh. ing light housekeeping W A N T E D Cash buyer for tw good Ford has moved to DOS flouth Arno. where she District of tho State of New Mexico, irssi also sleeping porches. 614 South' Arno. All health Broker. Phon 214 West Gold. WANTED Experienced female .. cars and one Biilclt cars Is to take within for Apply stenograph- I'hone 1353-n- prepared SHOULD BE KEPT sitting and the County of er for steady position. Must be good In first class condition. Phone .149, Mr. Bush. 2335. Bernalillo, for a boa! Hi. Excellent for Judgment against the HtgblanoB. opportunity light tiencrai. HIGHEST CARH PltlCR PAID FOR JUNK 151. ESCOND1IX) Tho convales- party. Address P. O. Box 60, JAIIDIN lands, real estate and personal prop- For KENT Furnishes .wo.room cottage Albuquerque, BT TUB ftOITTH WBSTICRM JUNK CO cents Ideal home. Ha room with prtvnl New Mex. RENT rooms 114 WF.ST HI ALSO erty upon which taxes assessed within with sleeping porch. South Walter. FOR Very few for men; most LEAD, PHON (II. WB hnth. Also desirable double room vacant. .r) l!f desirable In shower BI'T OLD AUTO. - and for said are tVK HUNT Four-roo- house two glassed city; bath, swimming 1801 West Central. Phone 111J. county delinquent etc. f. M. O. A. WANTKD-Reconn-- AT THEIR POSTS and In sum of more In porches. Water paid, f 14. Phone 1II22-- pool. ana me' and boys' unpaid the than WANTED Eperlenced Spanish salesladies clothes, (hoe and underwear. Aim trunk SHADY NOOK ranch offer excellent room $25.00, and an order of said court FOR BENT Three-roo- furnished eottage. J. C. Penney Company. - and hoard. Just the to get atronc. for H34-- J. FOR SALL and suit cases. Call lit. Chjoago esond- place Inquire 417 South Broadway. Phone Llveitock. I429F-4- to sell such lands, real estate and per- hand store. 117 South First. For rate phon : fre transportation FOR RENT furnished three-roo- Accommodation now available.' Mra H. B. Nicely FuR HALE hares and hutches. 623 y sonal to satisfy such Judg- 2139-- J Belgian WANTfcn-io.Ou- O from 2o to-- property cottage, l.O0, lights paid. Phone West bats, Thornaa. fs -- Fruit. each. MO ton Iron. from o (special coaataeoNOBNoa to MoaNma jounai.i ment; and notice hereby further FOH RENT Two-roo- furnished house FOR SALL Homo. scrap Pay -- FOR SALE Two well broken cow to M Per lb. Patriotic duty, Su UiUls State College, N. M., Aug. II. Due given that said Treasurer and with sleeping porch, piano, water, garage. rUTPrATfcruTnoiheT ponies. MONETf TO LOAN. to boards in Collector of within 112.00. 1306 South Kdlth. Bexemek's Dairy. Phona 151. Junk Co., 405 South first street. Phon 871 the fact that draft many Taxes, thirty pays 10 per cent. Phone owner 6Sfi. " to de- FOH FOR PALE One good milch "cow, bar- WANTED To sell or for or MONET TO LOAN On real estate security. Instances have refused grant days after rendition of such Judgment, KENT Modern bungalow three rooma FOR"bXi7e ad,die trade heep furnished. ln6ld TownsTrnrn gain, lis South Fourth or Ranchlo l)c ranch ono e farm, has five IS7 Weal nnld. Realty Plmii. lit. ferred classification to county agricul- will offer at Public Auction with large sleeping porch, 87iO.OO. property, ft for sale 671. house. Price P, o. Box 36, Old At risen, near Dlckensons. room modern lo- other extension Phone Inqulre112J East Central. N. M. bungalow, artesian well, tural agonts and at the front of House j In- door the Court KKNTVlodern furnished""? latoii Albuquerque, FOR SA LE Rabbits bucks, does, young ones cated at Huntington Deacli, California. workers, a conference was held re of said FOR East FOR SALE Nice furnished a of M. L. Box Bernalillo county, separately Central car line, --convenient to sanator- home, and fine for breeding: also young bantam quire Garcia, 434, Magdalelia, cently between Houston of business, 14,900, 807 N. M. Secretary anij in. cptiBecutive each ium. Thaxton ft Co., Third and Cold. good paying half cash chickens. Phone 1679. Houth Edith.- J the United- - States department or ag- order, parcel Bungalow, Journal offic t Marshal Gener--, of property upon which any taxes are FOR BENt Furnished cottage, modern, THE RIO GRANDE DCROC HOC! CO., of WANTED Careful kodait finish! ng by mas-te- r MAIL RTAGK riculture, and Provost FOR HALE OR RENT My five-roo- mod- The breeders of Twlc.o Gen- delinquent and which glassed porches; University car lines. Albuquerque largest reg- photographer. dally service. Phon call anywhere any time. al Crowder, the result being that against Judg- ern home, with Close In. In T ment Phone SSl, mornings. Keys 1(24 Bast Cen- heating plant. istered hogs the southwest. Can supply Remember, satlsfnctloit guaranteed. Send Lv. Silver City a.m.; ar. Mogollon 8 p m. eral Crowder sent the following tele- has been, rendered, for the Bargain. W. A. T. Care Journal. , ou with herd boars and young at your to a established firm. T ar. tral , stuff flushing reliable, L. Mogollon a.m.; Silver City p.m. gram to all draft boards: amount of taxes, interest, penalties FOR BALE Nine room house; four' room moderate prices. We can also supply you Hanna ft Hanna. master photographer. Best eoulnned auto livery In southwest, ''To All Executives: and cost due' so FOR RENT House In Highlands, four-roo- m apartment upstairs; bath room on each with medicated crude oil for 4Jce, at 60c per BENNETT MOTOII TltAN'SII Draft thereon, or much of Plain crude All at 23c C. "Number B 2,207. such each as be bungalow, furnished: glatsed ta floor; hot water heat; lawn, ahade treea gallon. per gallon, Sliver City. IV. M. parcel may necessary also Call 1201 Sast and 615 West Coal,. nil furnished to all pig club member free, FOR SALE Automobiles. "The of to sleeping porch; garage. garago. 1216 department agriculture realize the respective amounts due. Central. ortlce South Third...... , views with concern the , evi- FOR SALE Owner) special And notice la hereby further given that lily modern FOR SALE Cheap, Maxwell roadster. Auto CARDS. dences 'which reach it of action by brick (first ward), hardwood floors, two Sales Corporation, TIME said Treasurer and lo Col- bssenietit. Price boards In deferred classifica- PERSONAL. porches, $3,500.00. P, O. FOR HALIi) 1918 MaxwelK refusing lector of Taxes Box 213, . tion In deferred classi- will offer for sale at City. RENT 911 and vacating V. TAXI FOR Furnished apartments. Ellni Must sell at once. Going to war. South the front door of the Court House MRS. H. IHJSKBY LINE Phone BALE OR RENT Second, fication and order numbers of county of HOt. FOR Modern furnished Hotel, corner First and Tljeras. Special rates to parties. 5 said house, rooms and Two-to- n agents employed by that department. the BernalHlo.county at the date bath, large porches, FOR RENT Two and three-roo- apart- FOR SALE auto truck eight The Is fixed for of cellar, garage and other outbuildings. Bar- rooms. months old, best condition. 407 South department charged by congress the sale property upon FOR SALL Real Estate. for sale. 618 South ments and alaeplBf Highland with the duty of stimulating economi- which taxes are delinquent In excess gain quick High. Hmrse. Seventh.- FOR SALE Cement' block SANTA "E lilAL-WA- Y cally food production 'along all lines. of $25.00, separately and in consecu- FOR PALE OR TRADE Near Osage, Okla., house five rooms FOR RENT Three or four room furnished FOR SALE Oakland 'Sensible Six' tour- ATCHISON', TOI'KKA The extension Is the most ract. What have aleeping porch, cellar, city water, corner apartments, modern: 609 South First. In- ing car, or will trade for roadster. Box CO. machinery tive order each Improved you? -- parcel of property .' lot one block from ear line, handy lo Savoy hotel office. 812. Phone 1016. Westbound. valuable single agency for this pur- which taxes of $25.00 Roy Cllne. Osage, Okla. hops quire upon or less, a little cash and 8U per month. Call 1301 Four-roo- No. Class. Arrives Departs. Is to secure men with ' - FOR RENT flat unfurnished on KORPALE Two pose. It difficult FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 aeres in Arnrt Phone 1900-- g'xjd Fords and two good 7:10 8:30 are delinquent as shown by the tax South Gold between Fourth and Fifth, Apply cars alt In excellent condition, must t. The Scout pm. pm. the requisite vision and leadership. valley. All fenced, well of water. Hupp California Limited ..11:45 am. 12:45 pm. rolls and by the lists posted S50.00. L. 108 SALE residence In A. t. Morrison, 410 West Gold. be sold best offer them. Auto Sales !. Institutions have not been training during Cash price I). Knight, South FOR High- gets 7. Fast . 10:45 9m. 11:15am, 13,008, 11.600 Corporation, Phone 349, Corner Fifth and Fargo men long time to the the period of this publication at the Broadway, City. lands. Worth and wilt twlng 9. 1:80 am. 2:30 am. enough permit houBo Gold, City. The Navajo department to man the force entirely front door of the Court House for FOR BALE A flne'slte for a chicken ranch It. The amount the will rent for will TYPEWRITERS. Southbound. on FOR SALE A 1914 by men over draft age. Great care said Bernalillo county or so much house, sheds, sleeping porch, pay balance monthly payments. Phona model 801. El Paso Express 10:15 pm. 18.37-- O. All latest over- In ex- windmill and fruit trees. Fifteen acres, . two Address P. Box 415, TYPEWRITERS makes, overhauled and Pslge car, equipments, just 11:45am. has been exercised selecting the hereof as may be necessary to realize City. a 807. El Paso Kxpress ... nnd one-ha- miles out of town. Price 14,250 repaired. Ribbon for every machine. hauled, nt bargain. Can be seen at Sandla tension agents. They are selected by FOR-6A- Must Kantbound. the respective amounts due, together cash. Phone 2433-F- P. O. Box 189. Tynwrtter Exchange. Phone 914 even miles north of Los Lima. Address H. the farmers' bureaus and the state dne new bungalowseirSgdlefprfehome five rooms, two 1Pmrtf Los M. 10. The Scout T:S5ara, :06am. with interest, and costs. 1?l flnnth Lyngholm, Luna. N. :00 college officers and recommended to penalties FOR BALE I6.5OO.O0 will buy two dellgllt-fn- l. porches, modern. One three-roo- house, t. The Navajo pin. 8:40 pm. O, A. MATSON, modern mountain homes on the Pecos electric and water In both houses. FOR BALE Aprise for some one. Beautiful 4. California Limited .,.:00pm. 7:00 pm. the department. The bureau chief) lights 1911 10:2 canvasses Treasurer and io Collector river. Including 10 acres of land adjoining Houses furnished or unfurnljrred. Also four, CARPENTERING. Mitchell car, nearly new, a man, 8. Santa Fe Eight 9:'.5pm. pm. each case and reports to the the 81,225; terms. 81,271. will be re- of who careful- of Taxes, Bernalillo County, N. M. Valley Ranch resort. This offer holds room house with two screened In porches, Cash, It From Bftulh. secretary agriculture, good only to Sept. 1st. For further parti- modern, plenty of shad. Outbuildings, Ap- H CAKl'ENTER work, reasonatti. Drop duced '5 each week till sold. Act quickly. 818. Kansa City and Chicago 7:00 am, considers record. The - 22. 885 ly each depart- First publication July cular apply Bog 125, Valley Ranch, N. M. ply 401 North Edltb, Card 101 NortU Pint itrsst, Phone Second week August I to 11. 60s. Kansas City and CalcaeW ...,7:35pm, EIGHT Albuquerque Morning Journal, Monday, August 12, 1918.

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Here is Good News to the people of Albuquer- Dave Rittenhouse Tells of His Parade to Be Feature; Line of Attorneys for Widow and Mrs, Peggy Hylani -- IN- que that know how good Observations on Front Line; March Announced; Govern- Andros Leave for Santa Fe i CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE French Think Americans or and Staff Will Be Invited to Argue Case Before Dis- Babbitt, to Attend , trict Mechem. is and to those that enjoy good Ginger Ale Fearless, Says Judge "Other Men's but have never had a chance to try Clicquot Dave nittenhouse, son of Mr. and Plans for the Labor day celebration Senator Isaac Barth and A. B. Club.' For a limited time our will be 15c Mrs. nittenhouse of this city,, who to be held at Huning grove, September attorney, left yesterday morn- price enlisted in Battery A here soon after 2 were more than half completed at ing for Santa Fe, where today they bottle, $3.50 case of two dozen bottles the entry of the United States into the! the meeting of the representatives of will argue the case of Mrs. Nell F. per per war, in a letter to his parents telss oil various labor unions at Union hall on Andros against Mrs. M. W. Flournrty V. S. Food License No. Ins observations on t ho front. His let- houth Second street, yesterday morn- be'ore .Judge M. C. Mechem. ter follows: ing. - The case is a suit In which Mrs. Daughters" "I wish were here for an One of the features of the day will Flournoy, widow of M. W. Flournoy, A VIOLATION OF Till: (JOLDI N ItlLi: THAT ".TRIM'S only you be HOMi:. hour to see how this little war Is pro- the parade. This will form at former vice president of tho First HACK WARD'S STORE CRESCENT GROCERY gressing., Never in all my life have I Tenth street and Central avenue, and Natmnnl bank, is sueinT to recover A FLAY WITH A MORAL AM) MANY 111(1 THRILLS heard so much noise. Most of it is at beginning at 10 o'clock will proceed $22,000 life Insurance left to his exe A l'ri'tty star mid a Clover Story. ens! on one-ha- lf of a HOMER H. WARD ROBERT JONES night and we sleep when we can get Central avenue to First street cutors by Flournoy and IY F,. LLOYD SHF.LDON. KTAGKI) RV CARL IIARRAIGII. 315 Marble Avenue. Coal and South Walter, it. Day before yesterday I was within south on First street to Gold avenue, community estate which is Inventoried thre-fourth- s west on Gold avenue to Third at over iJOO.000 and which Mrs. ALSO i Phones . ....172-17S-17- 1 flione 676 of a kilometer of the street, TVO RF.KL SI NSHINF COMEDY front line trenches and believe me the north on Third street to Central ave- Flournoy says is valued at more than cold steel was flying fast. nue and west on Central to the park, 300,000. "A where A TIGHT SQUEEZE." "I was observing shots from our big the divisions will disband. According to attorneys the will of guns and saw one village that was in band will lead the parade and also Flournoy left the wife $20,000. "In LAI (HI AND Ki:i'.l COOL AT THE PASTIME Herman to piay at the exercises at the grove in lieu of all claims upon the estate'." hands fly all pieces and the 1 lew nuns mat were leu went in an the aftornoon. Mrs. Flournoy, however, claims the TIME OF SHOWS :00, 2;30, 4:00, 30, 7:00 8:30, 10 directions. I also witnessed nine Hun Shop employes will have the largest insurance is her's according to law airplanes attack one of our balloon! delegation in the parade, more than and asks also a portion In tho com Matinee 1 to 6 Children 5c, Adults 10c YRIC THEATE and bring it down In flames, also one 500 expecting to march. Resides the munity propertv of the estate, wmcn 6 to 11 Children Adults 15c various trade unions which will be she had no1 to Nights 10c, of the Hun planes. says her husband right " represented, there will also be divi- dispose of by will. The insurance was AND "Our troops marched 500 Huns by sions COMING TtlXRAY WEDNESDAY' TODAY ONLY us and from all went on of boys, some to lie dressed in left to the estate and Is claimed by yesterday that in stat- Inst we must have 10- - overalls and some their every day the widow under the exemption in night at least clothes. The are to the Mable Normand "The Venus Model" 000 prisoners this a. in. A Hun flew boys requested utes. Mrs. Andros claims that over or wear overalls and some in their every $20,000 was received by Mrs. Flour- Nell Shipman and Alfred Whitman in and dropped three four gas clothes. claims bombs at 1:30 a. 111.. I ut we day The boys are requested noy in full settlement of all npver qui! to wear if have them. Mrs. for a little like that. I1, overalls they against the estate, and that firing thing re- of may seem strange to say that we never Others who do not have them are Andros is entitled to the remainder see the Huns we are quested not to buy any for the occa- the estate by a provision of the will of "A Gentleman's shooting at, but sion. Agreement" it in so far, we have long range guns, the dead man. you know, and don't have to see what A division of Boy Scouts wearing The estate consists largely of stocks we are at to kill them. drum caps will march in the fore part and bonds, mostly those of tho First Feature in Five Reels. shooting of In- Vitagraph "I'm a phone opc rator and I'm eith- the procession. Gov. W. E. Lindsey, Nationul bank, the Occidental Life his K. P. and Occidental Fire er right up close to the trenches 01 staff, and Maj. Bujac surance company, the away back of the guns, so I get to seo his staff will be Invited to take part in Insurance company and the First Sav- the and also to attend ex- ALSO A GOOD the Huns blown Into a thousand pieces parade the ings Bank and Trust company. THEATRE COMEDY REEL whenever I do near them. Don't ercises. William Phillips has been ap- get of the with the worry about me. I'm O. K. and hav- pointed marshal day, AGED MAN IS STRUCK LAST TIME TODAY ing a wonderful time." authority of namins two aids. Each Americans Fearless. local union has the power of appoint- BY CITY ELECTRIC CAR The deeds of American ing Its own aids. Each local will have IN EVERY WAY which was scheduled daring the HIGHEST CLASS chcll, for that soldiers cause the French people to a bnnner to distinguish it from the night, has been continued until a later think the Americans are fearless others. Antonio Chaves was seriously date. Dr. Kenncott's lecture will be fighters, according to Robert The retail merchants, through their when he was hit by a PARAMOUNT PRESENTS free to the Sergeant C. injured Lest You Forget public. Babbitt, of a cavalry troop in France secretary, G, Ackerman, will be street car of the City F.lectrle In a letter to his father, Hiram M. asked to in the observance. company at Fourteenth street and OIR PHONE NUMBERS Babbitt. He explains that the spirit It. W. Lewis of the labor bureau has Central avenue, yesterday noon. of each American is to get a German. been asked, to make the principal ad- He sustained several fractured MARGUERITE CLARK UNDELIVERED MESSAGES His letter In part follows: dress of the afternoon. The afternoon rib on hi right side and a 495 and 496 besides a few will 70 J "We have lost a few men t the program, speeches, bruised head. He is about IN- - front, but it must bo expected for we consist of various amusements, in- years old. n are 1 a baseball game between the was a load of Jessie Hohhlna and Raining ground steadily and cluding Chaves carrying Messages for pray to God that we continue to do shop team and a town team, this game timber home when the accident John Papas remained undelivered at so, until we drive the Germans into is to be played for the champion- nernrred. As b cot in tile mid- - PaEIadino Co. the office of the Western t'nion be- the Baltic sea and ship. Two teams of the school die of he one Matteucci, & cause of insufficient address. let them drown. the street, dropped Uncle Tom's Cabin" "I wish it was so I could tell you league also will play. of the boards on the track. Ho GROCKIUES AND MEATS all 1 know of this war, but J can't There will be refreshment stands picked it up and started on. An so wc will have to let it at but on the grounds at noon to accommo- Instant later the street car hit A That Will Never Grow Old 801 W. 495-49- 0 go that, Stxirj Tljcras, IMioneg 1 can tell you this much. The French date those who want to provide their the timber, knocking its carrier we own lunches. v to the 4 DISABLED MEN TO people think are crazy, for at the violently ground. front the men there do some of the Friends of the injured man say the Children to This Delightful most daring stunts. They think wo ! he is partly deaf and think ho Bring r Tf 999 have no fear, which Is true. Every man probably did not hear the car. Picture. f here wants a chance to go to the front The car was going west at the ADVANCE I3lue- - IN ARMY and get himself a German, nnd in" ALLIED time of the accident. Mr. r, 111 REM! only ambition is a chance to get a sho her and County Clerk Nestor IS Uti vug UlUtllVlO S at the kaiser. I know I won't misn Montoya. who were driving by In "WORLD'S EVENTS" o Undertakers for I can hit an eight-inc- h spot three an auto just after the man was FROMPT SERVICE. PHONE times out of five, BOO yards away, and hit. stopped, put Chaves in the SEE TU10 WORLD. S if I WILL CONTINUE and took him to his home, 76. STRONG get a chance to line my sights on car BLK., COPPER UNT the I feel Sixteenth street and Roma ave- - o AND SECOND. kaiser, pretty sure that thc;i will need a new kaiser in Germany." nue. 10c Faulk tier's Letter. . 1 to 6 Admission . . German aviators seldom reach the po heart of Paris in their air raids, writes u 6 to 11. ... . Adults 15c, Children 10c There seems to be, and it Is per- Corporal F. L. Faukner of Bolen and GUI INCREASE IN SALE OF 5 haps only natural, a disposition on member of Temple Lodge, A. F. ami CI LOCAL ITEMS the part of the public to misunder- A. M., in his letter to Dr. L. II. Chnm-berll- n RED CROSS SEALS SHOWN stand the relation of the United here. Faulkner is a member t(vaocoo(yonc70( of Battery A, 146th field artillery, now The Germans, "will not be able to States government to various classes stationed in France. His letter in part check the present drive oft the allies Tn 1916 there were sold In the slate of enlisted and drafted men who have follows: now that it has started Is the opinion .717 Red Cross seals per capita of Tourist lunches. Pullman Cafn. broken down with tuberculosis, and "We are seeing lots of France, of Private Claud C. O'Ghallon form- population whereas last year the sale Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Fhone 273. John Tombs, executive of the opportunity of seeing the erly of Canada's "Fighting Seventh," amounted to 2.22 seals per capita, a secretary old 1 New Mexico public health associa ancient castles and dwellings, who is here to recuperate from very substantial Increase, according J. Van Ilouten of Katon Is here on which business. tion, offers the following statement have proved very Interesting, wounds and gas attacks. to figures of the New Mexico puhlic In indeed. While near Paris O'Ghalion two association. O. M. explanation. It will he remembered attondlng Private spent years health S. Willhoitc and P. Smith of Mr. school we experienced a few air raids and seven months In the Canadian As with the other states X. M.. were hero that Tombs recently made a trip compared Ciillup, yesterday. to for the which proved very interesting, Indeed. army, having enlisted In the latter embraced in the1 area known as the Washington purpose of WHY WAIT? . J. G. 'Griffith of Mosilla Park, who out. The French always hold a warm part of 1915. He was first wounded southwestern tuberculosis conference, A N I'M HER OF was finding among other things, the sel- here Saturday, has returned actualities of this very situation. reception for them and It is very In the right shoulder by shrapnel at New Mexico this year stands third. Used Cars the Same as New home. states Mr. dom that the Germans ever reach the Ridge 204. After spending three Last year it was fifth. The year pre- FARM LABORERS "Recently," Tombs, heart of the We while vis- Ones Are Getting Higher Robert Fletcher of Trinidad was a "there appeared in the Dally Official city. also, months In the hospital, he was trans- vious It was last. Slowly, but) surely. Want on farms soma visitor In Albuquerque and over iting the city, experienced a few shells ferred from the to the me- New Mexico Is forging her way to the positions Saturday Bulletin, the signature of Surgeon of Infantry Every Day. hands. Em- yesterday.1 General w. c. U. 8. the long range gun. Their damage chanical of the aviation top. In 1916 the state ranked as fol- now while you can Ret are experienced Gorgas, army, Is very Indeed. department Buy, Bom to Mr. and this statement, 'Hereinafter no mem- small, corps. I,ater he asked for a lows: what want and save yourself ployers needing men t should yesterday morning "Our Y. M. O. A. has done lots for you Mrs. Cortez K. Quickel, 810 Park avc ber fit the military service disabled to the infantry. O'Ghalion was Arizona. 1.26n: California. 1.120; money. We have five splendid see the the comforts of the hand-to-han- d nue, a son. in line of even ex- soldiers, having figthing the Germans in a Nevada, 1.029; Colorado, New In duty, though not toilet articles, fruits, tobacco, cars of different makes, all pected to return to will be dis- candies, bayonet contest at Laneville Mexico. .717; Kansas, .42S;.:Texas, so Labor Sergeant Edward Polsley of 134th duty, at lowest cost also ar- perfect condition, and priced Farm Agent from the service he possible. They when he was wounded a second time. Oklahoma, 4IOI. If at infantry at (.'amp Cody, who was here charged until has range to have good entertainments and ,;i7; low that you are interested MORNING JOl RNAL. OFFICE visiting, left last night. attained complete recovery or as A nun bayonet was thrust through In 1917 the ranking was; all vim cannot help but buy. fine speakers. rt.1 Bn ; complete recovery ns It Is to be ex- his right knee. It was In this charge. Arizona, 4.122: Nevada, New J. T. Phillips, 415 .South Walter "France is certainly a beautiful Calif- from a two pected that ho will attain when the Private O'Ghalion says that he was Mexico. 2.220: Colorado, 2.040; WHITE GARAGE, Ktreet, has returned country with her fields In full bloom, also wounded In a 1.09S: Kan- months' in Oklahoma. nature of his disability Is considered.' her trees, covered with mosses." the forehead by ornia, Oklahoma, 1.53; Fourth and stay The date of Issue of that statement rocks, piece of shrapnel from a shell fired sas. t.2M7; Texas, 1.021. Copper. Among the New Mexico visitors in letter of I.orriKan. forty-eig- ht In the makes it effective for all men Another from the German artillerymen. Of the states Albuquerque yesterday were: J. M. In already letter to Dr. Chamherlin O'Ghalion was twice and once New Mexico In 1916 held the army and all men from the from W. H. also In gassed 1'nlon, BRITISHERS chapman, Willard; Grace Guffey and Lorigan, France, terrible fire. thirty-nint- h As a result of last iMrs. second draft on. a tribute to Red Cross and experienced the liquid place. M. It. Frost, Bejen. This does pays the Ho carries a scar on his chin to in It up to eight- not affect the? men who Y. M. C. A. and touches In a general year's campaign. crept ENLIST NOW! Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mueller and enliHted and who were In dicate that. eenth place. RANGE Mr. und Mrs. E. Kverett the first way upon life In France. Lorigan SHEEP George and draft and broke down with tuhercu writes: "The only way to save yourself All persons wishing to enlist In the son returned front a two when the yesterday losls in the training camps and were "I like France so far and cannot you meet the liquid fire," GENTRY'S EGGS FOR LEASE British or Canadian forces are re- weeks' vacation at' the Jemei! sprint's discharged as soldier said "is to bite the to call on by the army surgeons complain of our treatment. The yesterday, Con-ro- y quested the undersigned. 4 boys Hawkins, Champion, Kastbound Santa Fe trains Nos. 2, being "not in the line of duty." The over here realize are here for a dJist. ou re lucky If you escape at Skinner, Also several thousand head nnd 8 of were In- they all." and Son Jose 6."o dozen. yesterday reported system now is that if a man passes purpose, so everyone is proceeding In Market; young Rambouillet Breeding British Canadian Recruiting lute last on account the The soldier said he witnessed ' definitely night examination at the camp he is in businesslike fashion from day to day. had Ewes for gale very cheap. Mission of a washout at Haverland. Calif., the army and will be taken care of as doing their bit to a the hun atrocities of the worst kind. The These iKwes are finest west of Barstow. get crack at Germans will he said SUITS CLEANED, $1 among per the statement this article opens game that we are here to play. No- do anything In stale, Will shear ten pounds Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Belmore, Jr., with. On the other hand, there are a body seems to he lonesome French and the American people will not Four suit pressed $1.25. and Miss Estra Stutlem of Tucumcari, great many men who ,have been re- are kind in have the least doubt after some of Columbia Co. George Roslington people very and living the to Contract plan. denning Resident Officer who were here Saturday, left for jected on account of tuberculosis who hopes of success since the grand Unit- the boys have come back their par- TtalWeirr. Phnn 80. Wm. & Co, home are enlisted or were in the ed ents and tell them of what have Staley yesterday. They making first draft and States has put her forces to the they Gold Avenue. the trip by automobile. were in some instances as much as plow. seen. VOW RENT Furnished ftvo-roo- Second Street and W. C. Ashcraft, division accountant three months and were still rejected "We are happy because the Red new buiiKalow. Sleeping porch and of the Pecos division of the Santa Fe by the army surgeons as being "not Cross helps us to be that way. The targe basement. All modern improve-ment- s. railroad with headquarters at Clovls, In line of duty." The first thing to do Red Cross treated us Immensely FIRST DRILL PRACTICE close In. Inquire of Mrs. Leo- in the He re- for such men is to see that make grand, hverywhere we went In old pold Meyer, 701 West Copper. Photic USED spent yesterday city. ' they HELD GUARDS CAR ISALE turned to his home last night. application through Lieut. Col. United States we were met by the BY HOME 1040. Let Us Send a Man The Fraternol Brotherhood,' lodge Charles E. Banks, medical advisor of nea cross girls and were given a Look Over the List Yon May the bureau of grand send-of- f. The are go To That Window ' No. 388, will meet In regular session war risks and insurance Germans "Two-Bit-" Replace Broken Find Just What Yon Want. D. 26, to ing to get the biggest of their Glass. tonight. There will be installation of Washington, C, using form surprise sire to join home had Pay your One Overland Touring, officers. Refreshments will be served. prove that they broke down as a re- lives and that will be "defeat." the guards women their first taste of drill practice at the Red Cross dues. This is ALBCQCERQCE LUMBER CO. $275 All members are urged to be present. sult of exposure, measles or some "French are mostly wearing Overland Roadster. .. .1450 that their black with very heavv veils and try armory yesterday morning. In the rhone 421. 42S N. First. One The two bit club yesterday received hardship aosence or C. M, wno should not One Overland Wie condlons if was the Ing to be happy as possible. Our boys Maj. Baroer, a duty you a total sum of $22 from two bit such was out of the on business, Capt. tourlntr (in excellent con clubs and Padillas. Two cae. that, it Is up to the lied ai( getting along very nicely with city new at Pajarito Failing the to lan neglect. dition) almost $800 crochet yokes were also received from Cross home service section or t,hoir French, trying learn their $150 or guage. ernlng board, put the men through a One Hodge Touring the clubs. The clubs in each of the state home committees to take care x . Private Andres Cassados of an engi iew tactics. Forty-si- were present. X One Overland Touring, of them, if are unaWo to care Real Hoover 6- towns meet every Thursday. they In The drill followed a general con- The Candy -passenger. .... , $250 ses- for themselves, as the does not neering corps, who has arrived There will be a regular stated army France to his ference at which the purposes of the WANTED inoculate chocolates One Dort, Touring $150 sion of Ballot A. A. consider that it has any responsibility only recently, writes siiop Abyad Temple, nromer. uon R. nere tnat organization were set ionn. One Overland Light Touring, . N. M. 8 for them inasmuch as broke Casados, 8. this evening at o'clock. they he likes All men In PORTER $150 A down (Turing what be termed the country. the full attendance Is desired for the may GRIMSHAW'S One Wyllis-Knig- ht and what the at time con- his regiment, he says, are feeling fine. CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Touring, purpose of arranging for the cere- army that AT GRIMSHAW'S Second and Central 7- - passenger (an excellent monial to be held August 22. sidered to be a period of probation. 567 "Grlmshftw U7an Una Vah" This rule has now been changed, PARTNER WANTED. PHONE i buy), $1250 George Clifford, stamp clerk at the FREE CALL ANT) DELTTEBY MANY here, who has been trans- as indicated above, and from this on, BARGAINS AMONG poatoffioe exam- I want a man to take an Interest BATCJTH OLD STAND ferred to the postoffice at Los An- once a man passes the final THE ABOVE. CALL AND Into in and charge of a well established geles, left for the Angel city yesterday ination which admits him the B. M. WILLIAMS LOOK TilEM OVER will be if and growing Motor Truck business. morning. He will be Joined by Mrs. army he not discharged C. M. BARBER. Dentist WANTED. GRAZING LAND FOR SALE Clifford, who went there a short he breaks down with tuberculosis. Booms and him 215 West Gold. t and $. Whiting Ballding Experienced bookkeeper Suitable range for aheep . for time ago. Also, the surgeon general wishes KISTLER-OVERLAN- Phona So. 684. salesman wants position. lease on long or short term lease. D CO. Dr. George F. Kenngott. to remain at least three months In a GoML professor ex- Mtwj and trAOte boraea. Trtmble'i Oornnr Rncorxl and to leave town. Wm. L. Staley & Co., Second and at the 1'nivcrsity of Southern Cali- sanatorium at the government's Red Bsrn. v Gold Ave. . Phone 710. 51S-51- 5 W. Central At the end of time he has BOX 56. CARE JOCKNAL. i t fornia, will speak at the University o( pense. that ROOMS New Mexico at 8 o'clock Tuesday his choice of going or staying, and it BITTNER HOUSE L. is the end of three .night. The address of Dr. B. Mlt. expected that by Bryant's Delivery 2 South First. Phone 881. months he will have learned to ap- FOR SERVICE tit can do QUICK preciate what the sanatorium Phone ni. 223 West Copper. YOUR BY TONS for him and will consequently stay HAULING LOST Gallup Lump 1 1 1 Gallup Stove until he is restored to health and use- Persons who wisa co renew or lake Is Motorized by Henry's Delivery. Cerrllloa Lamp JTTclIlO VOal Oerrfflos Stove 6000 beds : f V(J fulness again. have already nnt in the Red Cross Phone fl.tu. t Large Oval Turquolss Matrix f, memberships ' SPRINGER. been provided. can do so at Book Pin, set In silver. Please return PHONE 91 Tuberculous soldiers will have the by calling Strong! re- RENT--IDEA- to 500 North Eleventh And ' Store, O. A. Matson & Co., Grimshsw'i FOR L THEATER i -.' same for ceive reward. Valuable as ANTHRACITE. ALL SIZES; STEAM COAL. . ,;.- HAULS ANYTHING opportunity or Mrs. n. B. or by phoning keep- along new and more suitable lines of Ferguson, for bus- - Fully equipped and ready sake. Mill Wood, Wood, Cord Wood;- Native endeavor that other wounded and (he chairman of the Membership iness; Immediate possession, Apply Coke, Factory Undliag.linN. men Will ' . NO. iSJl-- : crippled have, , r! mlttee, ..1 JSTCrltt, Jeweler, ; .: