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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

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CT es ni@t m11Bte. @r babe iie tpab>
reno ieines Mufentboltes in Camden
nt6t Elm @al geieben. Mls er inn
@otel boripra4, iie gu beiud)en, lei
er nibt angenommen tporoen. g1,t=
i@uloigen @ie> 6oB id Sbnen Sos
i6reibe. Sails SIRE 5rau 11i@t 511-
ridgefebrt lit, 6iirfte es ood ei1en
peinliden 3tpeifel loien. Mnoern
6ales bite i4, oieie 3eilen gu per=
brennen un6 at ~bergeiien.
Str @arrD Clifford"
~@oH iei Danf!" rief Sulius aus
boliter Seele.
~SSit ite g%efanoen?" fragile Mnop
frenoig. SD mubte es ia; i9 babe
berte inbriinitig fir @tbie gebetet un6
bertraue baB @ott mild erb0rt bot."
@robe 6reuoe1tbranen perlten iiber
iein run6es @eiidt.
@tbel6a aber mar rridt g%efunoen;
lie mar m1r als idul6los erfa11nt at
6em @dredliditen, SOS SuIius ge=
fiir@tet botte.
SSn 6ieier Ma9t 19lief ser &idter
rubig, un0 am %folgeroen Soge begob
er iid nod @omoen, meil Melin6a
oie @eimung geaubert batte, gtbeloa
modte einen 8rief 5uriidgelaiien b.
ben. ST muBte aber ni9t, oab Mrs
Ims6en bereits in Sic 5ta6t gefom-
men tpar un6 BON @tbeIoos Tltdt
geiproden bate. @Iiidlider @eiie
maren ser &idter un6 feline 6rau 70
beliebt, oaB Miemano Tie ger1t taoelte,
men al16 mangeln6e @emitbsmrz
monte alS Motip sur getpaltianrett
Grennatng ongenommen tpa1roe. Mie--
mon6 tpuBte ein @6rtdet bon A6olph
Ban 8uren - &arrp Clifford batte
8ort gebalten.
Mnop begleitete ieinen 8ruoer, mel-
@em sic @obm1ng in 5tafforo-6o1ie
nod tramrtger erfdie,1, oIs 90 er 5uz
crit beimfebrte. SIM Diem lag nod
6ie Mide seq 6euers, oas Clifford
geidurt batte, 11r6 sic @biible, altf
tpelden iie eegeiien, ftanoen auf oen-
ielben. BGabe. Die @oSleitung par
nidt or6entlih 3uge6reM getpeien
Elm iibeler @er1d fii1te 6a8 3tnt-
mer.
Mn6p elite ans Geniter, UNI frti@e
2uft ei13ulaifer, rn6 i@irbe Damn
6e,.er an. MIs es i'm 3i1rer bebaglt4
gu tper6en began11, befddftttgtte ct fih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
&efitser Gulifamfaa eebeilt.

6. 6. @rob, melder in @irginia
urb ar,6eren @tooten reiit, mur6e
plobli6 bon Colt befolten uro tpor
ihtper front. SIN erften @tore, in
sen er bintm, empfobI Ser Scout.
martn Inn @bomberInin's @oIif-,
@bolera- ,1n6 Da1r@funM ittel. 3tpei
Gofen beilten i'm. Miema1t6 fonte
fem $eim berlaffen at elmer @eife
obne cine GIaf@e bon 6iefer 8uberei.
81 6a1fen Eel Mfortir Moli.
for. ~ Mnaei8e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

ooriidtige &arl, ab3utpartet, Oh gtbie
BET MrS. M1nS0en iei o6er ni9t. Ml.
lerolrgs 1el ibm ltnbefan1t, mos 5mi-
iden Den @belel1ten porgefoaen; aber
es lei ia ood m0glid, oab sic @n@e
nidt 10 1dlintm ltebe, tpie Ole Mntter
fiirdte.
S1liuS b0rte al(es tb%eilnabmlos an.
ST >par unfabig 3u banoeln, uno iaB
ltumm, betaubt ltn6 friereno neben
bent Sfen, Der imnner ltdrfer gebei5t
muroe. Niemano idlief I'M Barm-
bauie IN oieier Madt. @nop idli6
o1f fem einfmes 9tib6en, fniete
nieoer uno betete, @tbie mod)te nidt
oabongegongen, ion6ern BEL MrS.
Mmsoen lein, mobin er ii9 BEL Cages
anbru6 begeben tpol1te.
Dieies Borredt botte er erbeten
nno erbalten. Die Mutter iab Elm,
oob ct bier5u better paiie, als feline
Briioer, neil ieiner &e6e mentger Sc
tpidt beigelegt mer6en miir6e. SsSrlius
ielblt fonnte unm0gli6 6abin geben.
@r 1ab mdt eirmal a1f aus ieiner
gebeugten 5tel1tng am Sfen, als
N116D beim Morgengraltert einen l1e=
berrod an5og, einen 6iden 5batpl l1m
6en Sails ban6 un6 ii6 ouf Sen 8eg
SIT MrS. MmS6en madte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
.DEMING CITIZENS GET
PATENT ON MACHINE


,..e,., ro,.r.ronosNcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Deming. \. NJ, oct s.-Lettfis pa'-
ent have inst been received from the
United states by George w tarpeh-
ter. John Carpenter, II. q BUSH ana
Willard +. Holt upon an improve"
thresh.ng machine which bids falr 70
cnnse great stir in machinery Tor
The threshing of all kinds Of grain
The invention was perfected by ulv
Carpenter brothers who gave II =
thorough test on their own farm last
year and found it to work IN q most
satisfactory manner. IN" features
that are particularly attractive ~ tle
thresher include the fact that IL can
he manufactured at about one-slNlh 81
the cost of an ordinary grain thrfsh-
ing machine, and the thfeshlng ma
chinerv and power are all put together
on one truck. The machines can ne
mad. any size to fit any condition. anu
i, is he opinion Of all practical men
who have seen the machine IN opera
lion that II will easily revoluuohize
the business Of threshing grain
The patentces are already consider
inc the question Of having the mf-
chine manufactured, either by a com
panv organized for that purpose OF
through one Of the large companies
Of thc'United states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
IMPROVEMENT IS
NOTED THROUGH
UNITED STATES
sy Hosn,ao JOURNAL sr4e'.l le.sso ~'"t'


Washington. oct 9--llusness con-
ditions throughout the country are
improving, according To- reports
reaching President Wilson today and
democratic speakers are to he in
structed to dwell on this fact during
the fall campaigns in answer to the
expected charges by republicans and
progressives that the new tariff has
brought financial disaster.
The president was informed that
many orders for American goods were
being received from abroad and that
the first bad effects on American in
dustry Of the war had been passed.
AS part Of the democratic cam
paign. President Wilson will probably
issue a statement calling attention T.
the completion of the program Of
trust legislation started with the pas
sage Of the trade commission bill.
Mr.. Wilson has decided also to ae-
eept an invitation To speak in Pitts
hurgh on October "a, on the seven
tieth anniversary of the founding Of
the Y. NJ c. A. While he viii not
make political speech he VIII 80 at
the invitation Of Representative Pal
mer. candidate for senator, and his
appearance Is planned to assist Mr..
Palmer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
FIVE MILES OF FILM
ARE READY FOR FAIR

SPECIAL rop.ss-osoEres 70 SoHrirs iousssl
Santa Pc. oct. a--five miles of
motion picture films have been COM
pleted to date by the exposition COM
mission for the san Diego fair. in adj
dition to the three thousand stereop-
ueon slides forming wonderful PAM
Drama of New MeXioo's progress,
achievements and attractions. Chase
He'll. the moving picture operator is
delighted with the films he has OBJ
tanned at albuquerque and viii close
his campaign at The Alfalfa festival at
Artesia, except that "A few educational
films may be taken here and there
within the next few months.
The films and stereupticon views
are being lettered by Waldo Twitehell.
whose craftsmanship Is uneXecelled.
The legend with each picture, natur-
ally, is most important for without II
the picture loses its advertising value.
Therefore. the wording as we'll as the
lettering are being most carefully
done
col Ralph T. Twitchell chairman
OF the commission ran today across "a
map OF New Mexico by Captain Nc
Comb made in 1860. Just before the
civil war. giving all the trails, settle
ments, etc. at that time and therefore
of the utmost historical interest. It
also covers Colorado. Utah and what
is now Arizona, which at that time
was part Of New Mexico. The map
will be reproduced in old Santa Fee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
FINANCES ARE
GROWING NEARLY
NORMAL AGAIN
Money Is Easier and New York
Reports Active Inquiry fol-
Notes and Bonds at Six
Per Cent Rate,

New York. oct y Liberal buying
ot The New York city notes and O.
broader inquiry tor the various notes
and bonds maturing within the next
few years were the chief features of
financial interest tudaN The demand
camc largely frm nut ~ town banks
aud othor financial Institutions which
showed a desife iu invest their idlc
rash on or near "a g per cent basis.
The amount Of emergency currency
now outstanding has been productive
of greater easv at all reserve contere,
aud this condition Is finding an outlet
n the Investment field Unlisted
bends and "A variety of municipal is-
sues Of the better class also were alb
sorhcd to greater extent than al nny
time since the closlng of the stock
exchange
Time money WAS iu better supply
hrsuusc of the position 81 the LEGAL
banks. which are expected To- repou
another large cash gain tomorrow.
Some thirty -dey lotns We're made at
G l.e per cent ON collateral of tn
highest gradc. bat renewals again
rungod from Go per cent with tho
bulk of the business nemri io the
high figure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
0 LEARY COMES
CLEAR Of WHITE
SLAVE CHARGE
Well Known Fight Promoter
Arrested in Santa Fe Under
Sensational Circumstances
Is Triumphant,


Santa Fee. oct. a.-Jack o'leary,
whose sensational arrest In the plaza
at santa Fe, on sunday during band
concert, on the charge of violating the
Mann white slave act, caused much
talk triumphed In the federal court
today. the grand jury returning a mo
true bill, which means his discharge
from bond,
Similarly mo true bill" was re-
turned In the charge against Henry
Grant OF Abiqulu Of false return To
the auditor for the postoffiee depart
mcnt also ~ To the charges against
Teofla Apodaca. Juan vigil Joseph
c. Oney. perjury. sacarias padilla,
selling liquor to an Indian. j. W Ell
lott. Guy Elliott, William Elliott
conspiracy; James w Gould. per-
Jury: Albert A. Eddiugton. white
slavery. there being eighteen no true
bills and twenty true Hills returned to-
day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
COMPLETE OIL
PROBE IS Be GUN
BY COVE EMINENT
IL, Ao.s,aa ,oo~a.l .pse,.. l...so w,s.i

Washington, oct. 9--An investiea-
lion into the production Transports
tlen~and marketing of crude petro-
leun, was instituted TODAY by the IN
terstatc Commerce commission.
The action was taken IN compliance
with "a Restitution of the senate re-
Questing the committee 20 make Il
thorough Investigation of the condi-
tions prevailing and that have pre-
vailed In the states Of New York.
PENNSYLVANIA, West Virginia. Okla
homa and ohio, or elsewhere, rae
speeding OIL production md trade,
how, to what extent ana BY whom
the oil market Is controlled; financial
Inducements offered in the develop
nent Of oil fields, the operation Of
pipe lines and whether The charge Is
true that substantially the same IN
terests have operated the pipe lines,
made the market bought the crude
oil refined it and fixed the price II
the refined products"
The commission also Is directed "a
ascertain whether any pipe line COM
panies have recently stopped taking
All or any part of the crude oil pro-
daced by Independent operators.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10

washington. Oct ?. Efforts @ De
made by Great Britain, France and
Russia to open the Dardanelles, ~
ionnounced in IL declaration credited
to the Russian foreign minister, We're
tsaid al the Russian embassy here to-
day to have only commercial and
not Il warike purpose The great
hindrance to commerce caused by
Turkeys action in closing this chan
mel into the Black sea was pointed t.
by embassy officials as making the
proposed step necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
COST|vE BOWELS,
HEADACHE, COLDS,
TAKE CASCARET IS
No Headache, Sour Stomach
Bad Cold or Constipation
by morning


Furrcd Tongue BAD colds. iudigcH-
don. salloW Skin and Miserable Hend !.
aches come from a torpid liver ana
clogged bowels which cause your sto.
mach to become filled with undigeatrd
food. which sours aud fcrmenis IKE
garbage In i SWIM barrel That's the
first step Ia untold misery indiges-
ton. foul gases bad breath, yellow
skin. mental fears. everything that rs
horrible and uaiHcuting. \ tasearet
Tonight viii give your censtihatcd
bowca "a thorough cleansing ana
strnlghten Won out bN morning they
work while you slcep--a Decent box
from your druggist Will keep you feel
ing good Tor months Millions of men
and women take a tAsearct now ana
then to keep their stomach. liver and
bowels rceulnted, and never know q
miserable moment Don't snrg tn"
children their little lnsdes need "a
good gentle cleansing too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
The Royal Month aud the Royal
Disease

Sudden changes of weather are es-
peclally trying. and probably Ia none
more 10 than TO the scrofulons ana
consumptive. The progress Of sefoluln
during normal October Is commonly
great We never think of scrafula
It's lunches. cutaneous crupiions. ana
wasting Of the bodily substance with
out thinking Of the great good many
sufferers from Il have derived from
Hoods Sarsaparilla whose radical ana
permanent cures of this one diseds"
are enough to make it the most fa-
nous medicine IA the world. Ther"
Is probably not a city or town where
Hoods Sarsaparlla has not proved Us
merit In more homes than one. IN arr
resting ana completely eradicatinR
scrpfula. which Is almost as serious
and ~ much To- be- feared ~ It's near
relative, consumption.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
GERMAN CRUISER NOT
SUNK, AS REPORTED


Now York. oct As Wte as q
few days before October I, the Ger
man cruiser Karlsruhe, which nncon-
firmed reports have had sunk or dis-
aided by British warshlps vas coat
ing IN San Juan Porto Rico, accord
ing to statements made To passengers
on the Brazilian shin Minas Goreas,
which arrived here today from South
American ports The Minas Goreas
put IN II San Juan on Octohef 4, on
her voyage north The Karlsruhe had
tnken on cnal there few days pre-
yions, the steamships passengers
mere Informal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
CONSUL TELLS
Of EXPERIENCES
IN DOOMED CITY
United States representative
in Antwerp Gives Graphic
Story Of Bombardment and
His Flight to Safety,


iry w Diedrich, American consul gen
crm at Antwerp. who escaped from
that city with his family IN an auto
mobile. gave the following account of
the bomhardmeut to the Gheht cor
respondent OF the Chronicle
For DAYS We heard tn sound of
heavy gun fire and were told of the
fall. one after another ol outer forts.
II soon became apparent that nothing
could avail against the great German
cannon and In conjunction with other
nentrals we endtavefcd "a mediate
with the Germans TO spare, at any
rate. some Of the most valuable build
lngs of worldwide interest, but the
negotiations failed To lead To a sue
ccsstul result
Il had intended To remain IN Ant
werp throughout the hombardment !
was told. however Tor Gods sake
clear out Of the,eiW as It's destruction
is inevitable. but I did not realize I'M
iii almost too late the horror which
was coming.
AT II o'clock at nisht wr were
10y frightful noises. reminding us of
the previous visits of the Ieppelins.
Soon We realized that the lombard
ment had commenced and then ! had
the most horrihlc experience of nay
life. went with my family To- the
basement and We crouched there all
night. Shells falling every few MIN
utcs came with "A dreadful whisting
sound. followed by a thunder clap and
the collapse OF some building.
opposite the consulate tx the home
for old people. the front of which was
torn out by a shell and the debris seat
tered over my house More debris
fell upon a two-stury house. adioinng,
aud crumhled 1t. A shell blew out
the facade of house lower down our
street
AS dawn came We were wcarird out
ana my family was collapsed from
fright and strain. SO W. decided to en-
deavor to leave the city | succeeded
in communicating with my chauffeur
and got car. but did not know where
to so. being left with nothing but whit
We had on aud exposed every moment
to exploding shells.
With my wife. daughter. two ser
wants and a refugees child. crossed
the pontoon bridge over the Scheldt
1t took us four hours 60 do this. tn"
streets being a seething mass OF every
kind Of vehicle ana dense crowds of
fugitives The scene was indescrihahly
dreadful. everybody being moved by
the same desire to get away from the
awful horror
After crossing the Schcldt We
heard a report that the bridge was
destroyed by a shell. thus bottling up
the inhabitants
"from Antwerp to Client the roads
are masses OF fleeing humanity AS
We left we saw vast volumes of smoke
arising In Antwerp from he burning
buildings and blazing petroleum tanks.
Instead of the usual two hours To
Client il took rs thirteen, owing to
the mpcdcd traffic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10

Santa Fe. oct 9.--On November 10
an immense area Of public lands IN
the Santa Fe district which includes
Bernaillo, Santa Zee, Sandoval' Rio
Arriba, san Miguel, san Juan, Mckin-
les and portions Of Mora ana CoifaN
counties Will be thrown open to enry
under the enlarged homestead act.
There are forty-three townships OF
portions of townships thus added to
the public domain available for fliing
under this act. The townships are
widely scattered over the district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
Shoemaker Il Grateful.

Santa Fe oct g.-The entire COM
munity at Shoemaker Mora county,
expresses gratitude today to the state
corporation commission through j. r.
Houten for inducing the Santa rail
way company to lease a piece Of
ground 23x100 feet for stockyards.
which Will enable every shipper Of
stock to load without loss or shrink
age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
Guadalupe Shows Increase

Santa Fe, oct 9-Guadalupe
county is one dry farming section that
mas Increased in population since last
year If the school census is critic
ron. The county superintendent re-
ports 1901 persons of school age as
against 3,4SS last year or these,
2,o93 are Spanish-American as against
z,465 last Year and 1.04S English
American as against ,01S last year.
Santa Rosa returns 33T persons of
school census age that are between )
and q years. Vaughn 265 and sunny
side or Fort Sumner 2oi. Thus far
only nine counties have returned their
school censns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
LINCOLN COUNTY MAN
GETS CITIZENSHIP BACK
ESPECIAL eo~assronosres 70 -e.s'~a leuaa.,l

ESPECIAL eoRHEsronosres 70 norHine IbussAll
Santa Fe, oct. 9.-Before leaving
for Albuquerque today with state En-
gineer James 4. French Governor
Mcdonald by pardon restored to citi-
zenshlp Madison II Price. sentenced
from Lincoln county To serve -four
Years for perjury on June .. 1910
He also appointed the following no.
aries public; Porfirlo Abreu Pc
nasco, Taos county, Arthur \. Klein,
Myndus, Luna county John lHum-
phrey Boyd. Osruro. Lincoln county,
William G, Howard, Livingston, Eddy
county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
TWO MILITARY AVIAT0RS
LOSE THEIR LIVES

London. Oct. 9 on .. ma "A dis
patch ia the l.Nchanse Telegraph
company from Paris, saws that
through the eapsizlng Of nm aeroplane
in which they We're making reeonnis-
snnees, Lieutenant Noel and a pas
sengor named Emmer, lost their
lives. They were TWINS at IN altitude
Of 1000 feet when the machine, for
some unknown reason, TUNED turtle
and fen.
Another aviator, Gariex, holder Of
many worlds aviation records. Inns
been taken prisoner aud Is bow ~
Berlin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10

Rome Nm Paris oct .. 10 p nm
According 10 rcpurts received nl
The Vatican. more than b3.oon ocelos'.
D sites are now scr ina ln different egg
pacitlcs with the armies iu the field
especially with The Rcplan French
aud Austrian forces Most ot thes'
ciergynlcn are engaged IN hosplta
work. They include seven bishops ans
nintren other prvat's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
BRYAN MAKES WIIIRLWiND
TOUR OF INDIANA

indianapolis. Ind. oct. William
J. Bryan, secretary Of state. accompa-
MED by almost a hundred leaders Of
the democratic party in Indiana, an
4 special train. began Il two days
speaking campaign Of the state TO-DAY.
THE secretarY's tour VIII wind up
with a rally here tomorrow night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10

Parts. oct . Thirty automobile
hmhulances are to be- added 90 IN"
twcntv-four which the American ans
milancc CORPS now has. The cost ot
these tx te hc undeNrlttcn 10y five
Americans who do not Wish their
Identities known The object IS Ca
transport Wounded not only 10 the
American hospital station, which enl
Accommodate 100 patients, bat to any
haspitn available.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10

and a weakness all
caused by female
trouble. and | took
Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound with such ex-
ccllent results that |
am now feeling fine.
recommend th 9
Compoundand praise
It to all. | shall be
glad TO have you
nnkltxh ~ A. l.ftar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
FIRE At Columbia University.

New York, Oct t0.-Fre which for
a time threatened some of the CO.
stfoyed the college GYM
lumbia university dormitorics, de-
stroyed the college gymnasium early
this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-10
Consumption

have the only cure for consump-
ltion In the world No medicine to be
taken. So. sixty days treatment. G.
HELM, 21fs Branden street, Los Ange-
lies, Calf.