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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16

drsa years aa8. made mis- rfmafk1iif
pfophe ~ = absolutely iudafen.
fible thai the United STATES effect
faKra2e fram me Hsafau Rnt 40 the
Pacific aeean. and { asa seftalA ihf5
viii - r..
Firn Ie,lnlDn ~ Build in 1916
gusi Ice Year, aee. ihf fpaulsh gov
eminent - decree shifred Hpan fhf
construction ~ a. lathmian fsnai. hDt
the idea Nh blocked befsuHe fnf Cen
trail American ruiantes fpfeesded ~
throwing OF the spanish yoke
FlrEf French Interests Game in
1875. when President Bolivar ~ the
republic ~ New 0fsnads gave q fran
fhlst fof q canal ~ Panama 90 a.
Frenchman. Baron Thiefr5. wbo
failed t. raise me required eapiiai
flrff Afiion bs the United Hfaiee--
In 1876. - fhe result ~ 4 resolution
introduced IN the senate ~ llcnrf
Clay Charles ifi3ale WAS cent ~
President JafkfDn T. visit the ls'hmuH
sb1 report ~ the various canal
routes propefed
FJru Report 10 sho United Fiaiea
Government ny fiddle IN is7S. n
*0FinR the Panama route BE h4d
bern ~ struck with i that be returned
10 the United States without sxamin-
INK the NifafnFua. BaFien ~ TehuAn-
tfper faafrH 80 afti"n followed.
First Railroad IinIlt-~frofu 1879 ~
1859. more than half ~ Ions g time
- had been taken. 10 build the pres
sW eAuaf Fever killed - many
fhuurHuaA nut u NaH rpid iaboref
Wa buried under every sleeper On
The Panama fDsd
Firrt actual Canal BUILDING Begun
In fk4s The Universal iutsfufeatie
Canal company Incorporated ~ Paris
~ Ferdinand de IeHsepa, who bad
built the fgfx canal
Firn fIlasi -on fui'hra hill. now
fulcbra cut. on January q. 1850. by
the De fsefHepg company ~ The pros
ence 81 4 distinguished gathering.
First Failurr--iu 1887 tho iulpOfai-
biilty u dleging SEA ls*si canal
within The estimated twelve wears and
~ The eatlfnHfed e0af ~ tzfh 200 .p0H
berame apparent More thau 1880
hg0. 900 had already been spent The
company sent into bankruptcy
First Work on = Lock Canal Was
taken up by the New Panama Canal
compHny IN 1874 which practically
ceased operations after five years
work
First Digging Is Americans Mas
4. i9G4-=taklnK 0xer The rights and
property ~ the French fauAl com.
pany, and obtaining necessary eoncen-
slone frem the republic ~ Panama.
First Union II Atlantic and Pacific
Waiefn~H Blowing ~ ~ the Gninbon
dixie, when President Wilson touched
an electric button n Washington, GO.
tehef 10. 1913
First Isuai IF Any Kind a. Mnke
Trans. Iufhminn Passage 4 numfleFf
mud STOW ~ the Panama railroad
which paased from the Pacific en'
trance ~ t'ulobfa sui in November.
1918, aud WAX cent t. ihc Atlantic cu
trance IN December 1913
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
MILITARY sTTI iTfON II
81 tfM ARIZED N PARIS

London. Aug. 10 (i:95 a. MI
The Paris Temps according To "a
Reuter- dispatch. thus summarizes the
military situation
THE German forces stretch from
Liege 10 the Mueihausen district
with marked density north. Their
front seems to follow The course ~
the Orihe river then the frontier.
which ~ crossed 81 i.ongWy and Grey.
4 large part Of this front has been
brilliantly carried ~ the French. and
German columns are now falling
back ThcN left behind many dead
aud wounded. in addition 70 Prison
ers.
In upper Norees the French
troops also continue IL make prog
reas and the Germans are retreat
ing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
BLOODY TRAGEDY ENDS
ROMANCE OF RICH
MAN AND PARAM0UR

~~--~~~-~-~-~~-~--~-~~-
architects In the central states. Was es-
tranged from his wife several years
ago after "A scandal which linked his
name with that Of Mrs. Mamah Berth
wick Cheney the wife Of a neighbof In
Oak Park. a suburb
Later Mr. Cheney obtained di-
ivorce and Mrs. Cheney and Wright
made several trips together. Two
Years ago Wright built bungalow at
Spring Green. Wis. which was called
Loves Cottage" by neighbors. and
the architect and Mrs Cheney were
reported to have made frequent visits
to It
The affairs Of the Wright and
Cheney families first became public in
1908 when Mrs. Cheney and Mr..
Wright departed for Europe where
they remained until early in 1910.
on their return Airs Cheney did not
90 to her home in Oak Park, where
she left her children with her hns-
band Wright. however, went 10 his
family and reports Of forgiveness and
reconciliation were current.
A dividing wall separating the
Wright home into two apartments
was erected Mrs Wright occupied
one and Wright the other. The child
rem spent part of the time with each
of the parents After a month or so.
la reconciliation was effected and the
dividing wall Was torn down.
Cheney brought suit for divorce
charging desertion and on August 10,
1911. an absolute divorce decree was
granted. Mrs. Cheney made no de-
Tense 10 the suit and Wrights name
WAS not mentioned. Her maiden
name. Mamah Bonton Borthwick. was
restored shortly before Christmas,
il was learned the bungalow al Spring
Green was nearly completed and Just
before the holidays, terming their trip
4 spiritual hegira." Mrs. Cheney and
Wright left together for Wisconsin.
During Christmas week. Wright issued
many public statements defending his
course In leaving his Oak Park home.
Mrs. Wright. however. took no steps
toward "A divorce and with her child
rem, the Oldest of whom was now a
man grown. remained at home in the
Chicago suburb.
Cheney was remarked in 1912.
About the time % his marriage. the
two Cheney children, Martha and
John. either with or without their
| fathers consent Joined Mrs. Cheney
at the Spring Green home. and have
since lived there.
Carlton had been employed in Chi
lcago at the home of John A. Nogel-
sang up to four months ago John A.
I Vogelsang. Jr.. cafe owner. recon
mended the negro TO Wright as an ex-
lcellent and honest worker
1
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
CITY OF TRIESTE FEARS
III MAY III BONBAHDED

Rome, Aug - 1913 ,. M via
Parts. ~ a. nj sunday. --Advlees
from Trieste. Austria. SAYS the popu-
iatIpu Is ~ p1a.e. Besides the fig0r
II the police they fear "a lombard
menf which may be- followed by a
landing.
All means for transportation have
been re1uisliioned and an citizens
from ~ % - years Of age have been
CALLED 10 the cDiofs Three hundred
million dollars which was in the city
treasury has been taken a. Vienna.
Troops arc gathering IN the noun
faine surrounding the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
PRESIDENT NOT
FAVORABLE To
SUGGESTED LOAN
Does Not Believe Americans
Should Aid in Financing
War for Any Of the BelIiger- /
ent Powers,

~ sos.iso 5ousssl SPECIAL tssstu ~lssi
Washington Aug. i5.-The United
States government announced itself
today ar opposed % the floating Of
loans IN this country for the benefit
Of the billigerent powers Of Europe.
Switzerland. d neutral country. in
quired through her charge d'affaires.
II she might float a loan IN the United
states ard was informed that the re-
strietion would not apply TO neutral
countries
J. r Morgan < Co was approached
by a group of private bankers who
wished 10 know II loan ever should
be desired By The French government.
whether IL could be floated in the
United states The Morgan firm an
nounced that regardless Of its legal
right to engage in private commercial
transactions at its own risk. 1t would
take no action which the state depart
ment disapproved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
cfKMtsY Will ExTTtTF
INfnff.S NOT ~ tNIfOgN

London. 2ag I- ftsI- q ulI The
correspondent ~ ths Etrhanxe Tfic-
graph p4ng ln Rene eafs sr4o-
faKe from fsfiin asserts that asf-
fnany fae sent a. France ard bei-
fiHm. through neutral pon ere. note
stating that FegDffs received from
the German army leasf ~ doubt
that FraKfe and belgium haze afEa-
Hlzed popular war sEairsf Germany
~ which rfitaff citizens. not wear
troops
fferin4ng gives netife that from
to-day fFeft Religion ar French pr-
tafe rliIxen sho fires IN German
ffoOls ~ tries lo interfere with come
muniftiirns between the army ~ the
invasion and rear auard ~ g. ln-
fffffre a ans way With the advance
~ The German army. viii o. shot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
IIsFNcH REPORT RIPtLSE
on GERM lNS On VII ~

London. lug. 10 & q. m-D-The
Bflssel u correspondent ~ the Reuter-
TELEGRAM company Sass that the cor
respondent u the Brussels paper
Peuple. writing under date ~ August
~. gives the following account II "a
aklfnish between French and Ger
man troops On the banks u the
Heuse Saturday morning
The Germans having been fepuls-
- from a bridge is-f night, com
menced o rifle and artillery fire this
morning against the French position
IN the opposite hank aud maintained
their nre for several hours The
French infantry and artillery re-
sponded well wlfh q sustained fire
AGAINST which the Germans made no
gerious attempt 90 advance. The
losaea IN the engagement arc not
known"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
COMPLETE AUTONOMY
PROMISED POLAND
London. Aug. 10 (5:f7 a. MIA

London. Aug. 10 t3:f1 a. MIA
dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
company from its 81 Petersburg cor
respondent SAYS that the Russian en-
peror has addressed a proclamation TO
the entire Polish population Of Rus
s.a. Germany and Austria announcing
his intention Of restoring Poland 70 it,
original territorial integrity and Of ex-
tending complete autonomy. reservlng
only the right 10 appoint d lieutenant
government Ne further promised IA
cllities regarding religion and Ian
guage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
GERMANY PROGRAMS
ARTICLES NBAND OF WAR

Washington. Aug fs--'rhc state de-
fsrtnoni today nude public The Ger
imam proclamation az tgseoptsaaand Of
war. The lisi corresponds as regards
absolute cnutlahand 10 the commodi-
ties SET forth 10 The British decIara-
ton
A. rcsafdH both absolute and eondi-
tienal conirabane Germany gives no.
iice that she Wll appiy the provisions
Of the declaration ~ London provided
the other beliIgerents do not disregard
lhem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
MAYTORENA AND
GALES FACTIONS
ARE FIGHT IN c

Nogales, Sonora, Mex. Aug Ia
Fighting began tonight At Ilano sta
ton. twenty-five miles south Of Mag
dalena, between the Governor MaNto-
rena and Colonel Gales factions IN
Sonora Seven hundred soldiers left
here tonight on a special train with
Colonel Gomez, of the Gales faction,
in command.
Following report YESTERDAY that
Governor Maytorena had ordered all
federal officials in Sonora 10 turn over
their funds to him. the constitutional
paymaster here took large sums Of
money oyer to the American side to-
day.
Gales has the backing Of Carranza
and Governor Maytorena is generally
believed to be supported by Villa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
FRENCH TRAITOR IS
PROMPTLY EXECUTED


Pans. Aug u q % D. ml-The
nrst sentence II death by a French
court martial ia the present war was
announced today. II was pronounced
on French tradesman whose name
has not been disclosed II was proved
that he sent reports on aviation. on
the defenses Of the country and on
the wireless telegraph stations ON
Eifel toner 10 French secret ser
vice agent. believing him To be Ger
man spy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
DISPATCHES FROM DiI.sT
REPORTS FRENCH SUCCESS

London. lug 10 $3.50 %. M "a
Reuter- dispatch from Dlcai, timed
s = m SATURDAY, says.
The night passed quietly here with-
out attack II IS said the Germans
ate advancing in the direction Of
Aerschot to The vest 81 Diest, where
an engagement has occurred at Ian
dau ana the Germans were driven
back.
German Aviator flew over Iirel-
mont In the direction ~ Diest AZ
noon today = shell brought him
down.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16

Galveston, Tex Aug Il Tha
british steamer Ziith. which had
hsea held in port because ~ her
captain refusing 10 sail until the
wireless outfit nn the German steam
tf Nayaffa was sealed cleared tobaN
for hneuos Aires with lsN 0Ao bush
els Of wheat The Navarro Wireless &
still unsealed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16


fffomrh siasses ffaffrnir ~ with ths
fssfmnrr
T1est4J The r1ruf els fzHis'fi
hat snf fff terr purchased - TT
tfT. hli ere Hss seer Dol re ~ ~
3fafrnpfa ~ In1raslaf firing the Ger.
mae Ias fhe nrs*ia1 siso fif.n4
faf Gfrusr fiar. uss still in thf Dar-
1traI'et o. rtlfad4f
-tefnftinE ~ feIizble Information
ere porte a9eloEixea ~ the powers for
tfAafafy pfefec1lnzs. t1f no sxplana-
tor aas forth pm.nz A. fo eht thf
sf8Iefrf acre fyinr ffe German Tax
me T4fss ere acting most artl-
tfaniy |r the uardanslIes. defssnlne
or d1tr fsa*siF belonging 60 the
countries - she trpl rutente and
ffsi.in sffeeit without explanation a
street military f.rssgallp exists ar
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
PROMISE Of AUTONOMY fOH
POLAND PIT 49, TRANCE

London. tHx. 10 - - a m-l--t
Para disIatth - ne Heasrr ieiegf4pn
fnpHny says nrws - gre pft ANA
fien n Fci.sh suto1eH tFe<AHs
great enthusiasm ID Frslrs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
cI>FRAi Won ENNICU SAID
no HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE

london, Aug 10 s.:io Is, m,l A
dispatch 10 the Central News agency
from lts Paris correspondent SAYS that
General peimirg. commander Of the
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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27

revival meeting last night at the First
Christian church. A quartet COM
posed of Santa Fe men furnished part
of the music.
Mrs. Feldner, wife Of Switchman
John Feldner, is improving after a
weeks illness.
A. E. Bentlind, travelling passenger
agent for the Canadian Pacific rail-
road, was calling on Santa Fe officials
Wednesday.
Miss Della Hughes Of the freight
claim department and Miss Mabel
Beeler of the electrical department
will go to Kansas City tomorrow to see
The Garden of Allah" and spend
Sunday.
Ninety-five telegraph poles between
Topeka and Atchison belonging to the
Santa Fe were down, due to the
Conductor and Mrs. George Scott
have returned to their home in Usage
City.
Engineer Charles Leaf, who recently
underwent an operation at the COM
pany hospital, is improving.
Mrs. Sellers, wife of engineer Will
liam Sellers, who underwent an opera
ton at Stormont hospital several
weeks ago, is improving.
Engineer and Mrs. T. J. Grady will
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27
SANTA FE NOTES.

Mrs. Stockton, wife Of Conductor r.
Stockton of Leavenworth, is visiting
Conductor j. A. Howes and Mrs.
Howes this week.
The entertainment at the r. r. Y
NJ c. A. this evening will be a musical
and literary entertainment given by
Clara L. Gibson Putnam, reader and
contraltO singer, and the Clark trio.
composed of Miss May Clark, violin;
Mr.. DINA Frantz, cello, and Miss Ollie
McNown, piano. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Trio. a-Souverner-d-H -Hougrie. .Bendel
b-Serenade .......s. Katx Schmar
Readings, a-"The Contented Boy
b-Naughty Little Girl. :. FIanner
ca Boys Idea. Riley
Violin solo, a-T1tt'1 Serenade Ernst
b-Bauerntanz .Eberhardt
Contralto Songs. a-"Shadows". Bond
b-"A Necklace of Love- .Nevin
Trio, a-NOcturne ....... Rubner
b-Mignon-nette .........- GODDARD
Rea01n& Selected
Trio, a-Serenade WidOr
BE Secret Gauthier
Reading. The Happy Maiden Lady
Reading, THE Old Red Cradle.
With musical accompaniment.
The various Bible classes IN the ma
chine shops, coach shops, water SER
vice, new and old mill attended tn
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27
SUNDAY CONCERTS.
Three Have Been Arrfnsed for March
1t Auditorium.

The Commercial club pipe organ
committee has made arrangements to
have programs produced at the Audi
torium at o'clock on Sunday after
Moons on the following dates:
On March 1, the Second Regiment
band will furnish program.
On March 8, Colonel Jackson's
Grand Concert band will furnish the
program.
On March %, Dean Whitehouse of
Washburn college will give another
entertainment with the Washburn
Symphony orchestra and choir.
These sacred concerts will start at
o'clock each Sunday afternoon, and
especially attractive programs are be-
ing prepared by each organization. A
free silver offering will be taken at
the door.
Program to be furnished by the Sec
ond Regiment band at the sacred con-
cert which they will give Sunday after
noon, March 1, at o'clock. AdmiS-
siOn free silver offering:
March, Indiana State Band"
Echoes from the Opera. operate
Remembrances OF Liberati. cornet
Mr.. Theodore Morse.
"Joy to the World" sacred selec-
uOn - = E. =. :" aus
Moszkowskis Serenade ..........
''The Glow-Worm." Idyl. p. Anck
Grand Selection. 'Maritapa". Wallace
March. "Old Trinity" sacred medley.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27

meeting Of the Young Peoples Social club
of the Oakland Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mohney of Rock
Creek have given the name of Robert
Burr to their infant son.
Mrs. H. wallingford and, Mrs. H. s..
Slusher were guests the fore part of the
week at the W. E. Anderson home on
Michigan avenue
Mrs. william Earl entertained the men,
bers of her Sunday school class of the
Oakland Christian church last Wedns-
day evening at the Hoag home on Arter
avenue. The following were present: Miss
Goldie Conoway. Miss Ruth Mayes Miss
County Superintendent John Eby and F.
G.. Ludington, president of the Oakland
school board. were visitors at the school
house yesterday.
Miss Juanita Brown, Miss Grace Craig,
Miss Lydia Whisenand, Mr.. Will Taylor,
Mr.. Paul Wright, Mr.. Fred Ludington.
Mr.. Bradley Howell Mr.. Ray knight, Mr.
Lester Godell, Mr.. Carl smelser. Mr..
Leslie Reaugh, Mr.. Lawrence Birt, Mr..
Paul Oliver. Mr.. Earl Hoag and Mrs. Earl
Mrs. George NJ. Jordan Of Oakland ave-
nue. is in Burlingame few days.
Thomas Liggett and Ethridge Liggett
have retured to their home in Baldwin.
after a short visit to relatives.
Miss Goldie COnoway, who lives north of
town, is spending a. few days in Oakland.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27
OAKLAND NOTES.

Items for this column may be tels-
phoned to 3915 or the State Journal office.1
Mrs. William Mohney entertained the
members of the s. o. D. H. club Thursday
evening at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mayme Foss, on Forest avenue. The fol-
lowing were present: Mrs. Harold Lep-
Stroup, Miss Edna Wells. Miss Beatrice
Peak Miss Edith Long, Miss Alice Linn,
Miss Hildred HawOrth, Miss Ruth Sund,
Miss Ethelyn Koser, Miss Aileen Peak,
Miss Mona Bell, Mrs. Mohnev and Mrs.
FOss.
Mrs. Frank Helms and Mrs. Roy Win
ner were guests Thursday at the D. H.
Peak home on Wabash avenue.
Mr.. I. C.. Gardner and Mr.. I. p. Gardner
Of Forest avenue returned Wednesday
evening from Wetmore, where they have
been for several days.
Professor Harger will give an illustrated
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27
STOPS MANUAL WORK
Mayor of Newbury, Mass, Interferes
in School Management.

ford's belief that maual training should
not be taught in the public schools was put
into practical effect today when the mayor
sent q dray to the quarters occupied by
this department and had all its working
paraphernalia removed and placed in
storage in the city hall. He announced
that he would refuge to sanction bills for
maintenance of the manual training
course after March 1.
Attorneys for the school will file a petit
ton in the supreme court, asking for q
writ to compel the mayor to furnish quar-
ters for the school.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27

Don't neglect indigestion, for it fre-
quently leads to all sorts Of ills and COM
plications. The pain and discomfort is
not the most unfortunate part. The fact
that when the stomach Is not acting
right, the material needed to repair the
wastes that are constantly taking place
in the body is not being given to the blood
either in the proper condition or fast
enough Is far more serious. Nothing
will cause more trouble than an unhealthy
stomach. The blues. debility. lack Of
strength and energy, constipation. bill
iousness, headaches and scores Of other
serious ailments result from the failure
of the stomach to properly do its work.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-27

Our willingness to have you use Recall
Dyspepsia Tablets entirely at our risk
proves our faith in them. We always
sell them this way. and it is because
we know that they have greatly ben
efited scores of sufferers to whom
we have sold them. There's no red
tape about our guarantee. It means
just what it says. Well ask you no
questions. You needn't sign anything.
Your word Is enough for US. We know
that when they help you you will con-
slider it money well spent even If they
had cost you ten times as much. If they
don't help you. the money you paid for
them is yours. and We want you to have it.