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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
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Sic Tc,uport Office fir bas nGin.
einuaticr 9uitsblntt" beiinbet iid) in
J'o. 339 gurt Strake, aeseniiber Sem
G.nrthonie, pOielbit Rcnigfeiteu, Yin.
;riacn IL. /. III. bis 10 llbr 40 Minn'
Ten NbenSs eatsegcnssnommen 'per'
Den.
= 80. 9. Sting, Superintenbent
Der 0ffentli6en G9ulsit, bat betannt
segeben, bab am 5reitug Ra6mittas
in Der Carnegie 9aqe an Der 4. uno
Monmrutb Strabe cine 0ebrsrinnen@
@eriammIung abgebalten piro. SRI.
Seattle Reeb DON Bombing 9reen, ap.,
piro cine slniprade ba!ten.
= Der sa[l beg Gpparb ar.bs
tpesen onssbliden 5riepensbruds, on
Clarence Mbite begangeH, mubte i'm
Stabtgeridbte peri1oben tperpen, od
06ite nidt I'm Stanbe III. bas
Speer's Soipital 81 perlafien. =
g6arIes Samilton uuo Gbarles gar
pis, bic ii6 in Der MoRmoutb Strabe
perpriieelten, purbeu na6 9ahIuns
Der Sriten entlaiisn.
= @eore Rappolb, So Sabre alt,
peri6isb in Yeiner Wobnuns, Ro. 800
Sit 3. StraBe in bieiigsr Stabt ar
einem 5er5febIer.
- Sanbibat fir @unbssisnutor,
Quguitus 6. 8iuion, pirb bsute
Qbenb in ber Obo 5eupps !oa1s eine
4niprads haIten. 5sbIe teinsr pom
liberalen Glement
-gei Der grofinung bes 3uiiudtss
haufes in Golb Springs an Sonnz
tag iperoen Gpuntpridter GbuarO
8OIb, Staatsanlpdlt W. ". 8urtamp,
Gpuntganpalt Blair 81. Qaugblin
unh prof. W. g. Sing 2(niprafeH
baltsn. 3Dslinse Der 0ffentlihen S9us
len perben ben muiiiclii6en 1beil
iibernebmsn unb miro prDf. .. ).
Ninitpn biefen lsiten.
- Waiter Gommifar Gam 2tnber.
fon perfaufte geitern auf geri9tli9em
Weee @ieentbum an Der Z. Strabs
nu1e Der Daibinston 4penue i'm
TSaue bon 9ouis 9adain se9en 9er=
uaro Camping an Roie Sitert fir
$21O0.
= Ias Qrrangements &pmmittee
Ser Garnepalz unb 6ufbionsNote
bieIt untsr bsm 9oriibe bon Mes. W.
Nsige!s cine Sibung ab unb bat bus
&ommittee sin Oefi5it bon $20420
gu Der3ei6neH. Die ginnabmen aus
dllen Quellen betrusen $2362.99 unb
Die Qusoa6en $2567.1'7. Gin &onls
mittee aus ben Ssrren MiIton Warr,
8alter Siderion unb Gil. OaDis be-
itebenb, tpurbe ernaunt, um bic Sums
me su toasttiren. Dem Gbef 8opiter
0eigele ipurbe Der 9aut ausaeipros
den Fir be umiibtige Qeitung Der
Mrrangemenis.
gm tommenben Counting ipers
zen ii6 bic Wiislieber bes Gatbolit
Qlrblstic Club ppn gopinaton nit ben
@incinnatsr aorsbeims i'm Jabbuas
ipisl auf WieOemanH's Ydrt mcfen.
= gOuntpridtsr Bolt hslt i'm
Nepport 8uiinsb Mens Club eiHe in>
tereHante 9lniprade iiber freis 2anb.
itraben unb betpies in feinem Irgus
ment ben Werth fofDobl fir bic Sars
mer als aud fir bic Stubtlsuts.
Trau Sobn W. 2afing unb
Sobn Rpbert. BON Der Wonmoutb
StraBe. iperben in einisen Sngen nu6
sSloriod reifen, Inn ben Winter bas
ielbit 3u Derbrfngen.
Der Gebrers' unb Miittsr.glub
Der pdrt Mpe. eSfule peranitaltet om
Sreitag einen pdpiers0erfauf. Der
Grl6s fon ben Shultinbern auf irs
genb cine @rt au Gate tommeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

mutt nno gramIitieii unb fiarien 3brt es'
lhmdrien GetpeH
Eenn gbraeis Gle berldbi unb aebtnss.
iraft nabe ANN Zero berabfiHft. ipern zie ntl
Gsff ufb a1rrer befdbaeiouiiIeu IiHo, iinb btt'
Rerpen bic aruii enibebren bic aeloeg's
Sanitune gedfers bringen Sie dn Die Sc,
uiinlfie S5be, hriidi Jhnen ben Eiemtti &
anf Snre giusieiH uib Hiafi oab Sie libeIall
pridein rpr 5elnnbbeif. Slo0 bic S6adttl
In glpoibeieH.
eenhen Gle Sbren Gauen nnb Morfife bel1
fe NIT Gents in Briefmorien fir Aoiienansf
IaseH ugb 9srpoduna fir clue fteis J0c Vrobe'.
flnGdiel on bic q, Z. nelIoag Co.. 2725 Soifs
matter Riod, Baltic erea. W,ihiann.
Tic reguidren ~ 90 Wt5be bon aefogs's
saniione gyaiers itnb AZ beriaufsn In ren 10.
glpoibefeH BON %. e. 3oip. aeine fteicf
SGafiein bon apotbsierH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Nies nns Das.

-6err aouis granbeis aus goiipn
Der I'D, ourd) feline SruiiDsrfolsunssr
sinen giamen semaHt iprad seitern
Dor ben Stubenttu tsr ilniberiitSi
iibsr ~Gfitnse Of Gffisientp". jensI
Mifenffdft. ipslht ulles lltbtrfhiFi.
&c unb llufru4tbnrs In ber meHiAlIi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Sames imb emma Raiipin, 52i2
WIenibooe glbeniie.
weiuiie uilb Sottie @iIIians,
41S1a @eIt G. Strete.
WoIter iino WeabIe Yifbir, COB gg.
6. GtraBe.
Jacob unb Rettis 5oobIsr. 20S
Gongrcb slDenue.
Clemens imo allnig,tnbo Gieie,
345 Baum Gtrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Has gammeluerf.
Sas Trosramm fir ben muiifaliiden
gladmittag.

Inter ben seitern bsim SGaBmeiitel
einsslaufensn 3uitriften befano lid
cine bon 6errn pbiIip !. Bitter
Oerielbe idreitt:
gincinndti, 13. Sftober.
Mr. 6ueliemaun: Ginlissnb fineer
Sie sinen gbed fir fiinf Dollar aIE
gsiiteuer au bsm beutiten SiIffonbs,
bic Gonntans 9eriammluna, bic ibl
Yerein bate, mar Iobensperth unb oit
Reoen DON giienlohr, Goebel unb rip
pert iparen arOBurtis unb iebr sin'
0rudspoll.
Rit brjlitsm Grub ssidnst
pbilip Z. gfitter.
MDae es urs persOnnt iein, Elm
Sieassfeit au icisrn, porau i'd tein
$1ddrbreit aipeiiIe.
Il
sSrau 2itiie Sdpnib- Srei bot be.
fanntlid ebenioas ibr fhones SaIcnt
III oen 9ienit Der gaten Sade geiteIlt,
inoem iie eii,en muiifaliid brnmoti'
idjeu Radmittug arraneirt, Der nadj.
item Sanitag i'm SanIe Der gobmaur.
ld,en @ittipenbeimatb itattiinoet. es
1T Der Game geIilngen, Die Wiitlpir.
fltna nnmbaiter aiinitIer gu getpin.
nen, iooab elm @cnilb ueripredenoes
aIrogramm auiJciteIlt uno Surdsae.
fiibrt perbsn lam. Die Wiiipir.
fenben iinb bic Sopraniitin lraulein
Martba 4iefnreier. Die gioliniitin
sSra Gorinne Mueller 8fafi, ,Srau
GIic Shniib Gortp, Srau 2uiie
Sdanio.Srei, oerr Otto ernit
5dynliS, icipie ole proieiiorcn Sheo.
bore 9obImann uub SSohn u. Soil.
mann. s5rduleiu Giefmcier miro bci
ibren @ortraeeu BON eSrliiIeiu slnno
Goan auf benz Piano begleiiet uno
Srau Dtliener.4ioff BON sSrI. Collie
@ennina. Trou Srei bot iid Der
WitbiIfe peri6cSener beuti6er Ga'
men her @eieuifait geiidert. io6aB
ibr llnternebinen pbne 3ipeifeI bonn
id0niten GrfcIa gefront iein tuirb uno
an Die SiIfstaiie fir Die ariegsnotb.
leioenoen cine git runoe Sitmne lb'
gelieiert meroen fam. Der 4nfang
Der llnterbaltimg iIt auf 2.15 Sad.
mittaQs ieitgeiebt. geitrdse merben
beim Gintritt in ben Goal ertsegen.
genonmen. 8er Der llnterbaItlins
nlht beiDobnen fann, ipirb gebetell,
cirten geitrag OH Die Sdabineiiterin
,Srnu Senrp u. Setter, 143 @ent.
NORTH 9Iperue in Clifton, ein3uienoen.
\
llsbsr bas prpsrdmm berlauiet ips
melt: 6srr Sobn ". 6offmann bonn
Gpnierpatorg Of Wtuiic DirD bic fols
g.noen 2isber gum 8prtras bringen:
Soldiers Sonntusslieb", bon 5elir
Deinsartnsr, y4uf lsidtsn Soblsn",
BON aemm, iopie n3lneisuna" bon
Ridarb ShauB. ssrl. Martba Diet
meier iinst bag &iifen'ide aisb Der
loimmel bat cine 9brdn. selpeint"
iOfpie .gutumn", Don Wtdtbeips. Die
8iOliniitin 'Srau gorinnc pfafl. .Miil.
Ter bringt &ompoiitionen bon 5irins
beIi gum 9ortrag. !Serr Otto grnit
S6mib itebt nit bem garitunfpIo
nGss &0niss grenabiere" auf bem
prueramm, Sgrau Glie Sdmib.Gor,
IN parist mil Teilamaiioneu auf unb
bic 9eraniialierin, 5rau Cutie
Sdmibs5rsi. bdit cine anIprade unb
trdst Die 6sbbelihe Oidtung Der
Saibstnabe" Dor, su Der Sfumann
bic itimmunssDoIle Muiit ssidriebsn
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Der, 8etbesba 5Ofpital, Cincinnati
g.. su oorefiirtn.
sSn benz neiisn Wluternitn 0pfpifaI
flnb nod cine 9ln5abl 9immer ein5ii.
ri6ten. Der @dbentaa bietet cine gang
tefonbers paiienbe @slesenbeit fiir cine
Sdenfnna tn bieier 8esisbuns. Die
einridtuna eines 3immers foitet ie
mad Der @robs unb Der Gage bes 3im.
mers bon $40 BIG su 5000, fpdbrenb
bic Soften Der Ginrihtunq elmer poIl,
fiGnbiaen Warb iid auf $3.50 beIaus
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Die gtraken fiab frei.
guIiiiide Sampasns'Rebeu fOnncn
obue Grlaubnih absebalteu iuerben.

Ger iteIlpertreteiibe golioeidef
Rpan fiinoigte eeitern an bab Don
9eute on, bis sur @abl Die Straben
uno oiientIiden 9lase init gusnab.
me oes fountains uno Government
Sauare, fiir poIitiife anHlpagne'gfe.
ben obne bier5u erforoerlihe GrIaub'
nib benust iperoen tonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
Gteben eit frdftis
ba als eiebtnjigtr
&raose's ySamitome Nafers" e.
neuern gcbensfraft in Ianneru
anb lrnaen, iuenn bic 2e'
bensiunue 81 iinfeH
beginnf.
SOC Tlatd,e frei.

,as in s Ssm psS asnui pt pes Sas aebss Is ai r
Mdnuer unb Hranen alsbensirditig- ~ fsin
unb nsft au tribseitta. IGnaiam abipdrfs gu
Qfbsn. teiIoe's Gdnitons @1fers tnIfen Jbre
esberffraft aufrett - 1srtrssbeH ale e@pu'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
Finance and Commerce
CHICAGO BOAR OF TRADE.

Chicoqo Nt,rcbgO - Abundant
,oistnra mot 11tned from the Al
lorbonios aim ~ rhe Rockies and
80, - ''',, Notes NJ Tho lare-
cst winter rron ~. known. had a
nnt,hiy hoarisb ii1enee today ON
whoat In cnrseonbe. tho market az
tor an unnnosinr docIine finished
Vol, at 81 Lose off1is to Mt&c
unt othor snceniyc articles too.
shnvc5 a scthoclfjorn a. 10 % mMc
XII. ~ h o,Ia,,,d ,,.is,ons l5n
.f-i2 a. orr
corinq nressp,,op tho now crop
'd,ii,.orio5s - TX, becarne sn nro-
,,o,,noad d,,rh eerionslv the
eorss of boldarsr cash wheat and
Ma The bo,intu rims ~ tha lpst
throc davs b,d ,enod ONT ia nclude
AVN ~ ~. no,'ns ~ I{oneos ghnrc
eon,niai,ts hp,a,orn nnn,erous ~
INK In o6di,ia,,n. ~ Xxx Ioadlnr
nvnc,.,s h@G na,ion reonrd ~. nre-
aIltino ,,.t,t5. Non ,fold ~ marc
t1,,a Coo ooa noGnsbois this soason
~ "o,,,,,.,,...., v,,.tf5o9 ono oon bnebols
ios, V ,aar ~, ost nreyio". rec"rd
~ dgf,' Ky o,,i5,'et b.yo not bere.
t,f@ro 'i ha, ,'' ,Ieleio1 u.,tb W. Near
xix IN n,ho,t me- ont onenk IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
the LIVESTOCK M.IRIlETs.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, March 0.--Cattle- Re
ceipts 21,O00; market molly Zoe low
cr. Beevos. $685. $3.50: Texas steers
3120WS.25; western steers. $500 H
SIS. stockers and feeders. $4,000
500. cows and heifers, $3.G5mS.lO;
calves $G.00W90O.
Hogs Receipts $4,000. market
finn. DC above Saturday average
Bulk $S.G0@S75; light sS55@S75i
mixed, SS.45mS.75. hcayy. $500
$40 rough, $S.30m&45; pigs, $3.50
SOS
Sheep - Receipts $4,000; market
strong Native E5350G.S5. western.
S5.s5n coo; ycarlings 5G.35Hi.G0;
native lambs, G550840, western,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31

Kansas city. March So.-Cattic-
Receipts 1900 market steady 10 zoe
lower Prime fed steers, $3.50 9.25;
dressed beef steers. $740mS.50; west
ern steers. S725WS40; southern
steers $6,50mS00 cows, s435@150;
hcfers $6.509S.75; stuckers and
feeders, $6.50@S.00; bulls, $4,000
$50; calves. $650@9.50.
Hogs 49, Receipts 5000; market
Sc higher. Bulk, $500 S.55; heavy,
3S.50mS.G0; packers and butchers,
SS.450S.60; light. &S.3OQ $50; pigs
$750pS.00
Sheep Receipts 5000: market
STEADY Lambs. $7.50d815. yearlings
S6.50m7.25; wethcrs. $3.50 ESQ;
ewes, $5.5O@6.25.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
FOR R ENT-Rooms With Board


FOR RENT Pleasant rooms good
board, home cooking 2l0 S. Walter
FOR RENT--Eoard and room with
sleeping porch. Best of everything.
AZ S. Arpo.
FOR RENT ~ Splendid board and
modern rooms with sleeping
porches. l120 n. Second 81 Phone 40i.
ron RENT-R Rooms with board
House or tent cottages carriage for
guests MIX, cream, butter; own
Jerseys. Phone 1889 Luckhart
Ranch Mira w " Reed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31

IAN 1871
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
NEW YORK METAiMAR1ETs.

New York. March 30-Coppor.
steady; standard spi and May,
$l375m
Tin, easy; spot S3Td
Iron, quiet, No. 1 nthcrn. Sl5.25
o. 400; 40. . nor,hlu. $1L500
1900
Lead. easy, $3I5m8.S
Spclter quiet S5.25a BIS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31

PROPOSALS for additions to brick
dormitory Department Of the In
terror, Office Of indian Affairs. Wash
lngton d. c., March Z. 1914 Sealed
proposals, plainly marked on the out
side Of the sealed envelope: "Propos-
ais for Additions 10 Brick Dormitory
Santa Fe Indian school, New Mexico"
and addressed TO the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, Washington, d. c."
VIII be received at the Indian Office
until o'clock p. m, II April 10, 1914,
for furnishing materials and labor for
the construction Of additions to girls
brick dormtory al the Santa Re In
dian School, New Mexico In strict
accordance with the plans, specifica-
lions and Instructions to bidders
which may be examined at the office
Of the paper or periodical in which
this advertisement appears, the u. s
Indian Warehouses al Chicago. Ill.,, 81
Louis, Mo, Omaha, Nobr, and San
Francisco, Cal, and at the Santa Zee
Indian School For further informa.
ton apply 20 the Superintendent Of
the Santa Fe Indian School Santa Re,
New MEXICO cATo SELLS Commits
sioner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
NrrICE nm PHHIICATION.


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior U 3
Land office az Santa te. n N
March IA, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given thai Rafael
Jaramillo. Of Cabelon, N. NJ, who, on
April l6, 1913, made Homestead En-
try No. 01S206, for NEh sWh, M
SEA. sEA SEA. Section 20, Town
ship i6 n, tango W., y. NJ. p.
Meridian, has filed notice Of inton.
ton 10 nave fve-year final proof, to
establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before Charles W. Holman
Z. 8. Commissioner, at Cabeion. n
NJ, on Nav 4, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses:
Pedro Martinez, Clemente Casaus
Elanterlo Martinez, Juan Ramirez, all
OF Cabejon, n NJ.
FRANCISCO DEBGADO,
Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
SPECULATION IS
DEADL0CKED ON
STOCK MARKET
Slow Decline of Last Week Is
Halted, but There Is CON-
parativeIy Little Activity in
Leading Shares,

New York. March 0.-Speculation
reached d state Of deadlock today The
SLOW decline in progress last week
was halted. but little else was accom-
plished The lack of public demands
for stocks and the downward trend
Of prices caused traders to take the
short side IN the early dealings. After
noon a recovery set in. Lehigh Valley
and New Haven led the upturn. Anal
......4.r ft,,,t,.r ala. I.t-,Il,.1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31

FOR SALE-PouItry and Egg,

.
,-e-~-,o-~~~o-~---,->~ .-->>,>--o,7-'77-
FOR SALE ggs Ton hutchlngi t. L.
Reds COS Il Eishth.
FOR SALE Eggs for Matching, sim
gle comb White Leghorn 6l7 SLATE
avenue.
FOR SALE--Eggs for Matching. full
blood Is. J. Reds and White Leg
horns ol4 S. Edith
FOR SAIL sctuuss of Golden wv
auduttc eggs. also barred Rocks
Slo0 for q 62l w MWhle
FOR SALE Eggs FOR hatching. thor
oughhred u. j. Reds 10 cents each.
4l8 S.. Broadway Phone i5l0W.
FOR SALE columbian Wy8ndotte
eggs. S15O per l3. Bun Orpingtons
and Reds. doc per l3. 1901 s. hdith.
FOB sALE-s q. White LcFhorn
baby chicks and eggs for hntehing
In any quantity w. j Yott f. o Box
1917
FOR SALE ~ Egga for Matching,
thoroughbred Barred Rocks. cents
each. Mis- WIN Bette, il3 W Allan
tic. Phone ltt5W
HOUDANS
Alternately strain eggs $50 per
WRIGHT a2o Forester Phone l2C9W.
BARRED rlNMOtTI ROCKS.
Laying and winning line llatehins
eggs, $3.00 per Is. Female breeders,
$3.50 each. J. D. NoigraHs. Goa North
Second Phone 1888.
FOR SALE-eettlngs OF Bur Orplng-
tons and Black Minorca eggs $l.00.
Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorna
10 cents. Call corner Of Thirteenth
and Roma Phone 069
FOR SAILS G Brown Leghorns
(the modern egg machinery. sweep
stake ana trophy winners last Stnte
FDir. Eggs $3.50 per setting OF TO-
Phone l39sM. H. w Eakes.
FOR SALE r eggs FOR matching
ELEVEN DIFFERENT BRFHDsr
ALL LAYING STRAINS. alg5 Bronze
turkey and Indian Runner dtirir eees
&C reasonable prices. Fbone 1a6R or
wrlte your wants Ideal Pantry Ranch.
Old Albuqucrqne N. N
FOR sALE-Egfs for hoiching Eng.
lish Ring Neck pheafants Toulouse
geese Indian Runner ducks part
ridge Cochln bantam Barred Plymouth
LOCKS n 9, White Lfgh0rna, 8 o..
9, A. Pappe, 1914 North Fourth street.
Albuquerque. n. NJ.
ron SALE TURKEY fTgGs- Nam
moth Bronze. Eighei sfrain hardy
STOCK, range raised. zV cents each In
dian Runner duck eggs from winter
layers ana pfize winning stock faNn
and white per -, 80 and 5000
white per 10. $500. Iloyd Huneaker.
T, Q. Box 263, fAtsf
THNY Lay. lHnu n.In mar nav WON
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31

Intermediate points per miic i
so lhs haeFaEr free Excess carried
ROSWELL AV1rO CO,
owners and Operators phone lss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

~~~~~~s~~-~~-~~~-~-~e~~~~--e ~e-~-~S~-s-~~-~->e-~
FOR SALE-l60-acre relinqulshmrui.
3 miles from town. Address 1fN
journal
FOR SALE-Ahout acres imprC
land adjoining Lockhart Ranch
bargain. Henry Lockhart ph,
1889.
FOR SALE vCIy choice lots on
yer ave, close to Highland Pa
A Dbl bargain. easy torms VI.
stamm. Agent
FOR SALE ~ The state roomnp
house and three lots. located on
Main street, Belen, N. NJ. or will rent
or exchange for stock Of any Kind
Property ia good condition Address
Victor saia. 705 n. Eighth st., Alhu-
querque, Tor price anu terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
STORAGE.

WANTED Pianos. household goodA
eto.. stored safely at reasonable
tatos Phone as. The Security Ware
house g Improvement Co Springer
Transfer Co. successors ITO Gold
Avn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
WANTED-ROomS.

e,---sy-.=ss~s-s>s>@>s> @~--~s-,~e~-~ --~-s~>-~r-
WANTED 1lm and board in phi
waite lamlly or gentleman and lO-
year-om sou. must be In healthy fans
nv and homelke. Address II care
Morning Jour.al.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
HELP WANTED---MaIe.

salesman. Address
Thelin Realty Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-31
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N-~-~-0---N~e-N--e~IN-~-N
FOR RENT--Guod barn In rear Of
No. 315 w. Lead avenue, suitable
for automobile or horses See owner
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, March B.-Cotton--
spot steady; middling, hS.75, gulf
$500.
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affords ample water Apply to j. Il.
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or may have same by paying for
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TYPEMRlTERS.
FOR LEASE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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JOHN 4. LEWIS
Attorney -at-iaw.
Suite q Law Library Bldg.
office Phone 51l; Res. Phone lb9sW
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26
FIGHT IN THE AIR
German AerOp1ane Flying Over
British Coast Town
Attacked by English AvfatOrs
Going 20 Miles an Hour.

South End on Sea, Eng. Dec. 26.-
The spectacle of fight in the air was
witnessed on Christmas afternoon by
thousands of spectators.
Three aeroplanes, one a German and
two British were flying overhead at
20 miles an hour, almost mile high
in the air. The German Taube was
moving more swiftly than the others.
which swung above it. The British
were splitting fire, while the German
was unable to reply. on account of the
strategic position of her pursuers.
When the German first came in
sight. the anti-air craft guns fired
several shots but after the British aer-
oplanes gave chase it was Impossible
to fire without danger of hitting them.
The spectacle lasted only five min
utes. The German lodged and twisted
in an effort to escape but the British
were on both sides pouring in rapid
volleys. The speed at which the aero
planes were travelling made the aim
uncertain but one of the British ma
chimes swooped down close to the Ger
man and pumped in several shots at
close range. ThG German returned the
fire, but so far as the people on the
water front could see. no damage was
done on either side.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26
Russians Have Resumed the
Offensive at Several Points.
CAPTURE 1900 PRISONERS
Won Hendenburg Still Holds
His Grip i'm the Vistula.
Paris Reports Slight Progress
In Vicinity of NieupOrt.

London. Dec. 26.-Christmas has
come and gone without a truce on the
part of any of The warning nations of
Europe. While there has been no ces-
sation of military activity no decisive
action has occurred along either of the
great battle fronts spectacular ele-
ment of the recent news was supplied
by an aerial duel between a German
air craft and two English biplanes
over the Thames. This occurred on
Christmas day and was witnessed by
several thousand people. The Germany
escaped.
From Petrograd comes news that
the Russians have resumed the often
sive at several points in Poland and
that they have captured no fewer than
11,O0O prisoners To offset this, Ber-
lin reports inactivity along the Polish
front.
An Austrian army is still making a
courageous effort to strike down the
valley of the Nida in the direction of
Carnow. British observers are of the
opinion that the movement will be too
late if it is fact that the Austro-Ger-
man attack in the center has really re-
ceived it's reported check.
General Won Hindenburg, the Ger
man commander in the east still keeps
BIS bull dog grip on the Vistula and
seems to be making his present move
ment toward Warsaw from Thorn,
tai in the province of West Prussia.
On the western battle line, Paris re-
ports slight progress from Nieuport,
while Berlin balances this with the
claim that the Germans have taken
some British trenches. The French on
their side again claim the capture of
a trench near Puisaleine, which they
held in spite of several counter at
tacks.
From Athens comes an incomplete
report of the refusal of the Turkish
authorities to permit the departure
from TripOli in Syria of the British and
French consuls and number of Brit
ish and French citizens on an Ameri-
can merchant ship under convoy of an
American cruiser. This refusal is said
to have resulted in an attack by a
Turkish crowd on the crew of the mer-
chairman while the sailors were en-
barking some Frenchmen. This at
tack ceased. however, when the war;
ship threatened a bombardment. The
cruiser subsequently escorted this ves-
sci to Dedeagatch, north of the Dar-
danelleS, in Turkey.