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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04
IRON WORKER IS
KILLED IN FALL
FROM HIGH MAST
c. P. West, Employed on State
Bridge Being Built Over Rio
Puerco, Drops foty-fiye
Feet to Death.

Failing from q mast forfy-five feet
high al the Rio Puereo river yeaser-
day morning. G. p. West. Is years old.
an iron worker received fatal in
3uries He died forty minutes later
whep he was being taken 20 the sta
ton 10 be sent % Albuquerque West
was employed ~ the Fl Psso Bridge
q Iron company on the state bridge.
which l. being bullf over he Rio
pnerco on the Albuquerque-GalIu
road.
No one saw West until he was fall
ing and how he happened to lose his
hold on the mast q unexplained A
shout from West caused the w0rknen
70 look ~ and IN the next fraction ~
4 second his body crushed on a pile az
tlmbera He struck on mis- left side.
evidently breaking his back. He was
unconscious when other workmen
picked him up,
To Hiring Body Here.
strong Brothers. undertakere. sent
an embalmer TO rio Puereo last night
70 prepare the body for shipment
here. The body yin arrive proabiy
this morning. II Is 20 i,e sent 10 Ha-
zelhurst. Miss. al the direction OF
The mother who lives in san Antonio.
Tex. West was unmarried
Edward y. Holt. assistant manager
Of the Fl Paso Bridge 4 Iron COM
pany, who WAS IN santa Re al the
time Of the accident. came here last
night 20 direct arrangements for ship
ping the body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04
Summer Garden

The report in circulation thai the
Summer Garden resort has closed II
false. The resort Is under new man.
asement and first class service rem
dered 10 all patrons
] TAxAscI. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04

Miss Philbrick's Kindergarten he
gins September 1sth. 3i2 South Fourth
street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04

FOR sALE--M Modern six-room bunga-
low n first class condition. Inquire
A. y. Waha. 40 North Twelfth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04
saddls horses. rrlmsl.,. Rsa Ban

WATER TAX DUE AND PAYABLE
At OFFICE OF WATER Co. ZIG !.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04
WALLACE HESSELDEN


Figures and workmanship count We
guarantee more for your money than
any other contracting firm in Albu-
querque. Office at
SUPERIOR planning MILL,
Phone 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-04
B[NAV|DEs TRIAL
FINISHED N DAY
At B[RNAL|LlO
Jury Considering Case Against
Cuba Man Brought Here
Last Winter Because Shef-
if Feared Lynching.

The trial Of Rafael Bensv,as<
charzed with q crime arains: q NO.
man. ras begun yesterday In The dis
tficf court judge r. r. Reynolds
presiding. Al Bernsiiiio. Tn case
sas submitted 10 the 5urr a. SIC
c7cloek Yesterday afternoon. No r.
poFf az % whether the jury reached
a verdict last night was received here
Benavide< vas brought 70 the conn-
~ jail here last winter ~ Sheriff
kmiliano Lneero. Of sandovsi coun-
y. from Cuba. the officer fearing 4
display o. mob violence hurried him
ont ~ San6oTal county for safe keep
ing Sentiment at Cuba. where the
prisoner and the woman. Mrs. Cristina
Apo0aca de salazar. lived. caused the
sheriff 20 fear Benavides was in dan
ger.
Saw Signs Of Struggle.
Benayides called al the home of
Mrs saIaxar pretty woman. IS
years old. the night Of December II
and told her that her brofher-In-iau.
Ursulo salazar. had requested him 10
inform her that her sister Was III and
wanted her 70 come al once. accord
ing TO evidence presented BY the pros
ecution. Mrs Saiazar lived three miles
from her sisters home. She was
Elone with another woman at the
time. her husband having come 10
AIbuquerque. and she refused TO 90.
according 10 testimony.
Benavldes rebuked her. saving she
was not charitable and took an oath
that no harm would befali her. and
che went. riding his horse II was
said. A mile from her home Bena-
vides placed a rifle against her breast !
and overpovered her, II was testi- +.
fed Witnesses for the state said that
when they passed the place soon sf-
terward they saw marks OF a strug-
Gle in the snow. which was two feet
deep.
The man testified that he visited !
Mrs. Salazar at her own request that i
night Benavldes alleged he was in
innate with Mrs saiszar previously.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
qunOuner gladltIe6en.

Ser @eltrnbm 9erlins, 5ur gtodt
sic perguiigtcite Staot DER groe 5a
icin lit ernli6oft beOro5t gtibt bon
4aris, Scr 5taot oes 2idtes, on1
nidt BON S9ien ni6t bon 8eterSbur9
unO nidt uon g2em 9orf bat Berlin
bic @eiabr, in oieier Siniidt ii6erflll'
aclt 5li lperOen, 81 befiirdten, loIls
bern Don gonoon, Dem brnpcn, rlIbl-
gen Son0on, oos 6isber i'm 9iiie
itono, ole Stoot 81 iein, oeren 9e.
uobner iid irii5er idllafen lcgen olS
lrgcn0po Iouit Menn 0aS 2onooncr
9lohtleben iiH in Dem Senpo fortbe
Ipegt onS cS ar3unc6meil begonnen
1nt miro cs oos 9erliner y}ndtle6en
bulo in Den Sdotten aeltellt boben
Sn 0cn leBten Sabren benuBte Con.
0ons gol0ene SSuaen0 germ ein paar
5eiertaoe. Die lid i6r Oarboten, I'M
einen fnr5en glustlug nad) Den @elto.
ocn Der Spree Oor3uncbnen mo RAID
IN 0eil 5reuoen oes @crliner giadt.
lcbenS unter5utaudeli Sett brouAt
lic, nm iolder @eniiiie t6eil1aitig 5n
luerOen, niht mebr Die Sabrt iiber
ben aanol nn5utreten. sic fam ii5
in elm .Eariauto~ ieben llnO iid] nacb
Beat Street, g9or0om Street, @or.
rid Street 9afer Street ooer nad6
cinem bolbeu 0uteno onoerer Stra-
zen IN ndditer gtdbe oes Sonooncr
@eitens fabren lolien, I'M Gin gtaAt.
lebeu 5u finoen, Oas es nit Dem Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Inns in iegli6er 9e5ic9uno aufnc5.
men fam.
N}an muB 2onoou 3ur 3eit Ser
Gegierlug Ser aonign Giftoria ilno
oes aoni0s Gouaro VII. aefoint 6o.
ben Inn einen 9egriif 5li cr6aIten
bon Ser pouigcu llmDGlsnnq Sic Iih
ouf oieiem @ebiete inter Ser Heaie.
rlIns Oes a6nigs @eora V. ooaSoaen
bat Gin gon5 neucs anoeres 9on-
Don lit entitunoen. Gs lit fein eiaents
LID eu9lii6eS 2onoon mebr. IS lit
Elm ieitldnoiI6eS Sonoon - man
fonnte, oo bic SalIptitaot 0es Geut-
i6en Nci6cs ais u9iodtitoot~ bis6er
uniibertrofien it, fait ioocn: cs lit
Elm ocutldesQon0on gNuor0en. @ena
bic @lcde ,gi0 Ben" bonn ho6en
IDnrn oeS @orlamentsbouies an ser
@eiinliniterbrildc lpeitbIn tonenO 0ie
@littcrnodt perfiin0et Fat. nc6men
Die 9oHOoner nibt mebr 10 tuaenO.
bait mic emit lire Sdldge 5ur N1o6.
nung 81 Neit 3u ae6en. SIN @egen-
tbeii, lie nc6mcn iie sun SioiaI
Dab oie 9lodt, nit all i6rer 9uit
begonneu 6at. g9er I'M Sooop, bel
Gomolos. inn Carlton o0cr 9iCca.
OiGn onpirt bot miro INNER nod
Euntt ? ooer ipdteitens 6nl6 I ll6r
OIL oie 9itit gciebt muB INNER nod
ieine 9le6uiug 6cinn S6ein Oes
Streh6ol5es 6e8ableu Oos elm imge.
0uloiger &ellncr in ocn 5ingern 6dlt.
Ienu iomeit SotelS, &eitaurontS um0
Saffeebduier in 9etrodt fonlmcn
beitebt and Jest nod Der Rarloments-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Die lluterflmit in cincm prohtooaen
neuen 'gullnolumngen, in Dem ic6 bis
sur Statiou Sifangtihln 10 fonl.
tortobel mic 5wiideu g}em Dorf im0
Chicago iilbr iulo i6liei. gl6er MN
bieB eS in Den ruiiiiden 3ug rm-
lteigen, IN Dem 9laes entiebli6 in6e-
quem NOR: 0ic acknowledgements Don
grauenbaitem Sdmub itarreno, sic
Firoggen oes 9obn6ois6iiietts nit
peraiitcten1 peroor6euem 6Ieiidl ge-
tilllt, 10 ooB ib mebrere Gage inter
lhmerer UDsenterie lit. O}an i1brt
our6 oic gtorOmanOidlrei mic Ourc6
erobertes SanO: sur Seitc ser 9o6n
beteItigte mo init 5rbieBihorten pcr-
lcbene gllieolungen bon 9oiafcrr Die
ooS San0 DOR ben 9f1ubereien ser
Gid)lntiuien idiisen ioaen Sat @6ar
bin erreidbt man oen BON @laOiuo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

4 ll6r Mor9ens muBten Oieie neuen
Sdnie lpie iiberaa 70 old in 2onoon,
5ur Serrihoft gelanqcu. W1ou beQcq-
net IN ben Son0oucr g}udtflnbs ullen
alaiien Der @eieQidoft, 0eu 6obItcn
uno Den nieOrigiten. Giniac Qeute
bebaupten Dobl, oas @onooncr Nadt-
leben perOe MIR cine Dorii6eroe6en0e
Grideinlng iein. Sic glau6en, es lei
lmpereinbar nit Oem britii6en Qc.
iuuoen Wfenidenperitonoe, Ser iih
IN allen Cingen. aegen ole lle6crtrei.
bun1 oililebnt. GieQei6t mer0en lie
redt bebaltcu @orIdufig uber ite6t
oos Sonooner 9loAtIe6en inn 60dilen
Sdming llno mu 9eqinn elmer Gnt.
widllnig, Die nit 9fieieni6ritten 5ll.
nInn1t. 1Sr. ". 99ile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

beidlluB 5I liecbt, ser Ocn Son0onar
Silrger I'M Wlitternoht aus allen
Spelieuirthidaiten beimicbidt. 9loer
IN oeit iogenannten a9tnhtflnbs@ ae6i
Der SpoB nm crit las. ltno io6alo
Die @aIt1ofc Die 9feitourants, bic
aaffeebluicr iidl leeren, iiromeu Sen
9iodttlubS Die @diie BON oQe Seifen
5u Cerart. 0aB iene Oeu g9ett6emer6
icbon ie6r itort empfinoen lmo bitter
in ole 3nflnlit ieben
Ter )}a9tflub lit es, ser 0em Con.
ooner Oic Guuit beibrinot, Iih sic
3eit 3miicbcn N}itterna6t lmo N}or.
gengralten 5ll pertreiGen GS mar elm
poaenutGi9er gllucrifaucr, Sof
0liirrou nit 9}omcn Der Dor orei
&abren ais @ionier 0eS @onoonsr
giodtlebens ouftrot, inOem er Sen on
fangs ehuns itarf 6obemeortigen
oGosmopolitan Glub" griinOete.
&ll6s fonnen, nah oen englii9en
@eiesesporibriiten. lire 9fGlme Sa1
un0 9lndbt often 6olten, ielbItperitdno-
lidb llir fir lore ,N}itglic0er". Ser
0GoSmopoliton GLIB" mudte 10 glGn-
5enoe @eidjdite OoB Sod NhlrroD Dor
einigen Nlonnten eiien neuen g}a6t.
flnb ms &ebeu gerlfen bat, ser fir
Elm perpo6nteres, eleganteres 8ubli-
tlm berehnet lit inO 0eiien Stamn1.
g1ite nidt mir iunge G6oriitinnen
ino Sc6eiiinglinge iinO SSfn g2opcm.
bcr 1913 murOe oieier &lu6 mter Der
Se5ei6nung nN}urroD Gln6~ feierlib
ent6iilt @r lit elm ms englii6c
i6ertragenes 9erliner 8olois Sc
Oanie, mo Der 9inter mar nod nidt.
BUR @6litc ooriber, ols 8pci oOer orei
anoere Sotale gleider glrt entltonoeG
unO Die Siitc i6rer D}itglieOer iih nic
0urh 3ou6erfroit init inenolid pie
len llnteridriften beoedte. 2onOon
bate nit eine:,;. Sdloge Gin gto6t-
leben.
9dneit 6otten ia Der Congo imo
d6nlidle SGn5c auh in9onOon SSlrora
gemadt 3miiden @}itternoht uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

G6eil in oie oortige @i6liot6ef ii6ar,
nommer porOen mar gSiiIeRi6oit.
lid fatalo9ilirt uurOen Oieie Siblieo'
t6efen in Oen Sabren 1865 6nS 1898.
Ter georlldte &otalog, nit elmer eil.
gebepoep 0oritellung 0es @0nigS ais
Seiet nnO 9iiberfreluio pom faiicr-
li1en SaIS6ibliot6efar Or. @og0an
arieger, miro I'M G}ai inn gerloge
@ieiede & 0eOrieut cridcineu. Gin.
seine in biitoriider, Iitcroriiber,
tiinitleriirber iuo hlnitaGperblirber
@inlir6t 6enerfenSmcrtbe Bidder ans
Den 6o6en5olern-9ibliot6ef mer'
Den altt Der Seip5iger @uHgcpcrbe'
Ansitelllmg ge5eigt iuer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

ltof foninctl0el trnnslibirilden 3iJ.
0ic Shoiiner ipred5en ulir 9fuiiiid,
n6er Der ,Gbcf Be Grain" iiibrtc 0eu
edit riiitideu 9tamcn O}cper. cr
na6m iich meiner nit groBer glni-
mcrfiomteit en- 6eiorgtc mir S6cc,
&eis imO Opiun. ,m0 0apon crs
ndbrtc ic5 mid nntcr Sdmcr5en bis
W}osfou 0ie &uiien er3dblcn germ
BON Der 9ellpmIibfeit, ole man an
gc6lict oui rltiiiideu 9abnen iduoc:
icj babe inn trunaiibiriicteu 3lgc
mr. sic llubc1ucmlidlfeit Ocr @agen
ln0 araucnuoaen Shnrb. nomcnt.
lid oUi ben Soilctteu, 6cobadtct
Der &abnbof in GAorbin, BON 0cm
iic6 Der 3ua gcscn # ll6r 9lbenOS in
9cipealtno iestc. lit grim oHgcitri
dlen lnO in ihrcieloen $ugenoitil
erbalt; cS lit oic gcidjid!ldje Stot
tc, inn Der japoniidc StoatSmam
Shirt ,Sto bon eiNenl uiit6n0en SEQ
reoner crmorOet nltr0e. 0ie 6abrt
0urdb Oic G6cncn Ser Olunoiduirei
mo Sibiriens lit bon crntiioeu0er
@ini0rniafcit, sic 6eIoer limo nit
9o6ncn unO niisliden &alllpong.
6iric 6eiteQt, man auert oie S6loGt.
ieloer oui ocnen Ruiien lno SSopa-
ner 1905 i6rc irtbtbor 6liltiaeu
.SdIadlteu idjhugcu Der BUG id6rt
in glcidmdBig langiamern Genpo--
oic 9o5n lit mir ein8leiiig Ourb
iGcin6or enOIoic llrm6loer BON 9}o-
oelbdlmen, 6obc @e6ir9e III breitcn
Sdbleiicu binoui mO ii6eribreitet
oniebnIite Sliiic. 9lae orei, bier
StnOen halt Der Bug auf einem
cinianen 9a5n6of sic StGotc
liegen meiit in 5icmlih peten @nt.
iernnngen @ic i'll fleinen ocutifen
Grouin5it0Oteu ideint ser @ca uod)
Dem 9a6u6cf CUR 9lntlmit 0es&olipt.
5tgeS lmo Oie 9etrod)tlna Der Sal
iagierc bic .Solptltnterbaltlina Der
@inmo6ncr: man iie6t 0ie oSnteQef-
tucllcu" oeS Ortes ncugieria aui mo
ob ipa5icren. W16reno sic SSnioiien
OeS 3ugeS Ole @elegen6eit 6euueen
Gin menig Gut 81 idopien mo iid)
voe 9eiue 81 Uertreten~ 9}odOeni
man Die YionOidlirei Oerlaiien, Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

6rieoricbs OeS @roBcn Ser Sonia
beiaB orei 9robere Yi@ereien i'm
StootidIoB 3u @otSoont in cans
iouci inO in 9icuen Bulois, mo 1rei
tleilere i'm 9erliner S9loB. in G6ar
lottenbur9 mo in @reSlau. Gie
&bcinSber9er @ii6liot5cs mar in sic
bon SonSiouci ii6eraeganaen Sait
Gle 80nOe, bis auf Die perbGltniS.
mGBig wenigen g9i0nuunQs.@ .@rem
plore. iino in rot6en 3ieaenleoer ae.
bun0en im0 trageu gr5Bteutdeils eli.
nen i6ren Ston0ort be3eidnenOsn
SlifOrnd Gin q peiit ouf Sic @i.
bli5thef i'm ,Eots0olcr Staotidlob
bin ein 9 drf SapsioucL 0aS Sdlob
auf Dem @einberA GQi0ne~~ r. ser
&6niq nannte iih aub 6iSpeilen
o@biloiopbe Oe la giQne" Elm {
auf Dos 9tene 8olaiS, ga Oieles
ShloB bon ibm noas 9icue &alai3-
BON SanSiouci" gcnount uur0e, mei(
eS i'm gereid5 oeS @arfeS BON Cans
iouci lag Die 9ii6er Ser gerlincr
9ibliot6ef 6o6en Elm aeidriebenes .
uuf Dem &or0erOedcl ole olis 9res,
Ian sum fleiniten 56eil ein geOrlld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

man iit i'm SHlofipogcfbotel 0ort 10
gut lntergebradt lmo pcrpflegt pie
IN cincm eritflaiiigen Soitie in 9er-
lin mo man fam in Dem @iien-
ba6nbllreau in Der ruiiiiAen Sc
ionotifoit cine oirefte 5obrforte Bis
Berlin fuufen, oie eineu fir Ole elf
Gage Oouernoe 5obrt ieoer Sorac
I'M Die 0litflmft mterwegs ent6ebt.
Der 9eanlte ipridt iogar gut0eltih.
Ger 9ic6ensmiirOiateit Oes oomali-
gen japouiihen @iienbobnminiiters
Baron @oto peroanfte icb iiir oie
Strede ser hiiOmonoidllriihen gabn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

idruin0et oos dineni6e Glemeut. Die
@arteiale, IN Oeren ieoem Der Ga.
momar broOelt iiuO nit b1rtiaen
uliiiden 9oucrn mo 91uerinnen
in rotten ,Sodcn. bier6er ii6ernjbrten
9lniicoler ans Dem europGiihen 9fuB-
IanO ongefiiQt; ainOer perfouien
StrduBe aus oen 9lumen oerSteppc
mO Oes llrwol6c5. SGnoler bieten
5u 6illigen 9}reiien sic 6iibiben
Sol6eOeIitciuc Oe5 9an0es on; ge.
idliifenc Gopoie mo aoitteu aus
Wlolndlit Sn Srtutsf miro ser 3ug
gepefielt ~ Onm ge6t eS in Ous
eioentlide Sibirien. Die 2onoIdjait
lit bon unglmisliber gintonigfeit
poae tiini Gage lang. Eomsf, oic
SaHptitoOt Si6iriens, Iiegt nibt OH
Der Saupteiien6abnitrede: oie 9iir-
aerifait bat Dem Grbauer ser 9a6n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Cine 9ieiie nod 9sefing mar nod
Dor penieeu Sabren etuns gluBeror.
oentIides, lmo ieIbit in elmer groBcu
Staot muroc elm @1anu, Der in Gbina
aepeien mar, beinabc pie 9ii6erS
@imoertbier angeitount:
DSn Gbinelien. in Gblnefien.
Bin Id dipar Mot elbit aepeiien;
Abcr idb Dab einen Nlann eeiauu
Ger bat eiHeH anoern aeianni,
Ger mar beiHa9e bort seweie -"
Seilt3utage lit SEEING lGnoIt in
ben SseIttouriitenoerfebr einbe8ogen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Oen General 9lnnelttor iciner5eit
niGt genug 9eitednngsgeIO ge3o6lt
mO ioIIte ooijir beitrait mcroen; olS
Bar Ileran0er ILL., pon Den S6oten
0es G6rcnmonnes perua6m o6r-
tei0te er i'm eigen5dn0ig. GnolidJ
ilberlbreitet Oie 9obu in ianfter
Stci9lug oen llral: 6ii6ide S6Glcr.
S'iaen iuio @arfs 3eigen iicb ino olf
eiierner 8riide gebt e5 iiber Oie
(rlililh ooenD unge6cuer 6reitc
@oI9o. @ian nG6crt iirb Dem 6eiliaen
Mosfau, no man ii1 a6er nod gan5
mic m sliien porfonmt Grit in yHor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
EdlLnnfSnfdlcn.

Cine chuos dn9itlide Came iiirD,
tet Gpp1us 81 6cfontmen imo fragt
l0ren @lanu: o@eiBt On ni6t, wIe
Sppblls anidnat?"
sd mciB cS, lie6e Nloma, iaiit
0oS tlcinc Eoulhen ein, oid1 pelB
ca, nit einem ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
glns Der gibliot6cf Oes aaiicrs.

3u ser fonieliden Saus6i6liot6cf,
Oie i'm Sabre 1862 oitrb a0nig g8il-
6eIm |. ms Se6en geruicu pur0e
ini6 iic6 aus ben 9citanoen me6rerer
So6en5oIlcri-SibIiot6ef 5uiarnmeu-
iebt geboren aud 0ie Sommlmgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
9lmd Gin @rnnO.

Sert6ciOiger 5u cinem GlieuteD;
u&arlm woaen Sic yOen &hter
&mann ais beionaen allotment"
yNSdl bobc NAL inn 9leitaurant
auf icinen 0ut geieiieu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

tcs 9 oOcr 9r. Eie G6arlottenbur.
ger Bidder iinO uniianirt. Gas bat
lelnen @rino oorin, ooB 0ie Signi-
rllng pom &0nia crit eingefii6rt mir.
oe, ais Die 9iiberei in G6orlottcn-
0irg onr6 Oie Grbarurng Der Sonl-
ners9teiioen5 SorSiouci in 9eOeutln0
oerloren bottc nm 5rm gr0Bten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

i@au no man 3eit 9enug Bat, ilN
menidlid 6er5iridaen iuiO Gin
ibnodbaitcS Nlabl ein5lnebmcn,
iiiblt man pie0er etlrop1iidjen 80.
ben inter Den GSiiBen. Cine raife
gtodtio6rt 6ringt ms an sic @ren.
sc, nocb 9lleranOromo. 3im letten
aVlol miro Der YaB in 9e3ug auf Die
logenannte u9lbreiiecrlol6niB@ qe.
prilit oaun 6oren mir ipieoer 0ie
Salte Der 6cilnat6liHeu Sprad)c,
lnlo ibcr E5orn, Sronberg Shuei.
ocnlii1l lit gegen 0}ittag ole &ehs.
erreidt.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-17
TINWARE

Pie Pans 9-inch, regular SC cat........ at Sc
Milk Pans, regular sc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at. Sc
Dippers, regular zoe at. Observation-Disclosures. 12c
1-Gallon Oil Cans, regular SOC at ......... 21c
Dlshpans, regular $1.25 at, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 84c
8-Quart Water Pals regular 25c at ... 18c
Galvanized Washtubs regular $1OO at ~ 69c
Galvanized Water Pals, regular 75c at w 37c
12-Quart Milk Pals, regular $3.50 at ~ 89c
Letter Boxes, regular 81 25 at............. at. 89c
Square Pie Plates, regular 25c at ............ tic
Meat Forks, regular 15c at. t............... Sc
Washboers, regular $3.50 at ........... $169
5-Galon Oil Cans, regular $3.50 at. .......... 89c
Mrs Potts Irons (set -, regular $500 at. S1.24
Food Choppers, regular $3.50 at ............. 89c
Pancake Turner's, regular 60c at ............. 39c
Teapots, regular SOC Observation-Disclosures. at. 26c
Milk Pans regular 15c at Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Large Pie Plates, regular zoe at. ........... 13c
Brothers, regular $1.00 at Observation-Disclosures. 64c
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-17
BUILDERS HARDWARE SPECIALS
MONARCH RANGES

small deposit down will hold any of these sale
ranges until October 1. You will save considerable
by buying now. Take advantage of these low prices
All new fall models
$4,000 Monarch Range at ..... S5798
$1,000 Monarch Range at ... S63 98
$4,000 Lozier Range at t S31 AZ
All these ranges have high warming closet and full
copper reservoir
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-08-17
Cut Out This Coupon and Bring II Signed

.
This Coupon entities every purchaser dur
ing this sale to a chance on a beautiful $25OO
Carving Set that will be given away FREE
August 26th at p. m.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07

The remnant of Gneeral Steadfnan' S
brigade, seeing the determination O
these brave men, threw themselves
again into the jaws of death, and
over the breastworks they came until
General Hood s men could no longer
stand before them. At this moment
about 1900 of Hoods right wing
threw UP their hands for surrender.
as they had no time to get away.
The rest of his men We're now beat
ing their retreat South under the
cover of might. The rain was now
falling, and to add to the terrors of
the gloomy might on Overflow Hills
bloody battlefield, the shrieks and
groans of dying men and horses We're
heard ON every hand.
Out of the ranks of the 51st Indi-
ana that numbered go men on this
memorable morning of the sixteenth
day of December, 1864, 126 fell in this
last charge on Overton Hill.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07

Almost a half century has passed
away
Since the clash of arms between
the Blue and Gray.
They then met on plain or moun.
tain steep
To FULFILL their oath; or allegi-
ance keep.
But All! old comrades, if you are
living still,
Please forget the seems Of
Overton Hill.
For our bleeding ranks on that
December day
Has filled my heart with sorrow
as pass away.
| know that If you and could
recall our days oil yore,
We would withhold our hands
from human gor5a.
May the God of Battle WAC ru:ts
our will
Forgive the scenes Of Overton
Hi
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07
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NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Mountain
Home Men and Women, Old
and Young.

and Young.
Kidney ills seize young and old.
Often come with little warning.
Children suffer in their early years
Can't control the kidney secretons.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
If you have any form of kidney ills
you must reach the cause.-the kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys
Have brought relief to Mountain
Home people.
Mountain Home testimony proves it
Mrs. W. K. Wilson, Mountain
Home, Idaho, says: lone of the
family suffered terribly from his back
and kidneys. Nothing gave him re-
Lief from the pains through his
back until he used Doan s Kidney
Pills. They fixed him up in good
shape and he has not complained
since. Our children also seemed sub
Ject to weakness of the kidneys and
| gave them Doan's Kidney Pills,
with the best possible results. This
remedy strengthened the kidneys
and regulated their action"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-a
TAKE no other. ADV.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Louis A. Nelson, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned Charles A. Nelson, admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Louis A.
Nelson, deceased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Louis A.
Nelson at his home In Prairie Pre-
cinct, County of Elnlore, State of
Idaho, this being the place fixed for
the transaction of the business of
said estate.
Dated January 70, 1914.
LOUIS A. NELSON
By w. C. HOWE, Attorney.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07

There is no more interesting charac-
ter in California than that class of
prospector known as the pocket hunt
err" In certain sections of the noun
talns the rich gold deposits are con-
tanned in small scattered pockets near
the surface. The pocket miners often
discover many rich deposits by tracing
the particles of gold in the soil to
their sources. AS soon as pocket Is
gouged out and coors Of gold are no
longer shown the place is abandoned.
In one pocket in Trinity county as
much as $4,000 was yielded in a few
feet.-Argonaut.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07
Excellent for Stomach Trouble.

Chamberlain Tablets are just
fine for stomach trouble" writes Mrs.
@. c. Dunn, Arnold, Pa. 81 was
bothered with this complaint for som
time and frequently had bilious at
lacks. Chamberlain IS Tablets af-
forded me great relief from the first,
and since taking one bottle Of them
| feel like a different person." For
sale by all dealers.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-02-07
ELMoRE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
$500 Per Year.

Entered as Second Class Matter al
Mountain Home, Idaho, Under Act
of March Sd, 1879.