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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-12-19

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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-12-19

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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-12-19
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
81 SET 6elSpoItIommeIitclc.

g}dhf scr roid 5u lnaebeurer
gclie6tbcit gelangten D@uloiHfa.
none iUir0 uon Den 0cuticbcn Grtp.
pen i'm 6elo in Oen 9oititunoen
niAis NIT 10 GroBer Se6niuht ers
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teroiilicrt Cat. GurA 0ie 9ieidspoit
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mo na)t Nlin0lr i5re 9lnge61riqea 5u
9ous c.ac mo8idit regelmdbiac
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picl &enuar gegebci ueil oieic niht
immer n0dl 9Simih Ourt99ciibrt
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idieoenc 0aiiIr; Den eilen ober nibt
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perid9c. geie Geuiiienboit 0ieie al
beitet iuie iorai0ltia lie iic6 Den OurG
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@ebdii0e in Der Sudenpoloer 5traBc
einaeridtet moroen. IS itromeu bier
niAt mtr oae 6cl0poitienoungm 3ll.
ionmen Sic iii Berlin auigegebeu
iUerOen ionoern iie lit Der Snmmel.
lno, ei0entlihe glusgon9spuaft fin
sic aonje &roDin5 &ran0en6ura lno
fir sic 9Soit6e3irfe 6raltiirt q 8.
1rno 2ie9nis. 9rieiiad auf 9ricilad
triift bier ein. i5r Syn6alt nob Oolliq
ungcii6tct; 9rieie &oitfarten, Bel.
tiingen, Observation-Disclosures oleS
bimt olrhenan0er. SSn eiuen groBen
Saol weroen 0ic SGde nilSgeihiittet
uno 9ann gcbt e5 5uudbit an sic
grobc Sortierung, sic oie Deridieoe.
nen Senoungen ibrer glrt nod treunt.
Die Rodcben nit Sie6es9obel iii6ren
lit Der S5oAiproGe oen nidt ic6r lie.
beuoQ tlingenoen 9lancn oaInmot-
ten" ser jeooh feinespcgs cine lieb
Ioie @cbanollna onoeutcn ioll. SIN
@egent5eiL gcrooe oielc o@lamotten~
grireuen iiA beionocrer Sorgfult in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

ctlua feds 9eantinnen Sen Shaoen
10 gut lpic n0gih beilen. lle6er
5weiialtieno oerortiger @ranfcn Gin
Gen ibon an manhen Gag 0urg bic
Sdnoe 0icier Somoriterinnel; rno
ipos fir idmere Sdd0eu batieu lie 3I
beilenl "a bot eiu 0tiitterbeu &C.
alaubf, idon cii llebrigcS qetba1 3ii
bobgn ais iie iW sic ielbligeItridtell
Striinpie iiir ibreu Sobn Gin Stiid
grobes 9Sopier tlc6tc. Gs lit 1eriiien,
mo nul muB sic @eantin bcriutbel,
0urd) llebertlebeu im0 llmihniireH
0as 4ddhcn onncr6aiier 3ii MAIDEN
iiir 0ic Iange Neiic. sic ibm nod be.
roritcbf. Dort habcn 3igarren,
3u6ubiiritc mo Eulsludrmer tcinen
inii9en Sruo cingc3en iuUilcn; oie
Side lit 5criprenat iuo MN 9eiBt
cs, sic llneWigtcit pie0cr In Ginig.
fcif perpan0elH. S>ier lugt cine
So6otpfeiie ans eincm poai9 ser.
0riidtel %oppiaitMcn lm0 "a fuaeru
Olt lthlNlt ~ l)FAN9DNlt NliN
ciner llmhiiaung oic aucb Die ser
br1dclien 3igarrcten nidt mcbr 3lt
ianmcnbnlten piiroe, penn bieie iicbt
bon Ser ermei6ten SMoiolaoe feit
oefittet mdrel Die Oca @auptinbolt
0icicr 2icbesgabe bil0ete III. Sin
6iBdcn me5r llcberlcglmg imo Elm
6iBAen mebr Sor5iat, ibr 9l6ienoer
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Ucrien0uugsfd5ia lit, mo5u oft nod
cine @erihtigltng oocr oc6 @r9dlt
1uua Der glOrelie 0eAort fount iuie-
Der in aroBe Sdtfc, oie plombiert in0
mif ocn 3eihen DER betreIfenoen
Scl0poIt Ueriebcn neroen, 81 Scr Die
cin5elrcn 5ciom8en aeb0ren
9Ird oos uSansbolj" 6crsitct Mlii9r,
oic 3cihtnas uao 3eiti1ritenien.
oun9en, oie iGa9er ais Der 0ircg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
Cslc6niiTc sines SsIOpsaiaous.

Sic @canten Scr 6elopoit ba6en
oie &oIiienolmaea ain Alit9lieocr 0es
&ceres nicAt ehDd rur IN iidcren 1cs
pots ob3lIielcrn lon0ern and ocu in
ocr 5ront tdnpicnOen &ruppcn 5u.
5iiteaen. EaB scr 6glopolt5contc
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6cl0e iaii0cm iginc gliidlicle Rettuul8
ous 1sui StAGeIrc1en iol8enoermaBeu.
uSsiiBlib muBie icD NliliqaS
5ur Soit Der @ipiHou rcitca Ger
Neg iii5rte uidl alI ialcrcr glriilc
rie porbeis sic NIT OcnI 6eino inI
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oic Gbauiice iibcr Die to- rciicu miBt
tc. 9lls oie ccic @ranaic 40 9lciuc
ror mir cinitlii1, lpolltc nciu Rlero
liHt pctcr. Donn abcr 8iil cs ilN
id)nellilcl Snlopp III cia C0rt mo-
iuieoer oie @ronaten NicoerpralleltcH
l0ier fan0cn icb uu0 nod Gin boar
9leiter 3ipilc9en 8pcl 6eucrn. @lr
tonnien iicgt riidwarts uno uiAt DOE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

l,iilc ucr6iirgt ober unbcoingte Sin.
oerlaliglcit &iel Dicl i&werere uno
nod oo5u olinials uIra1tbare Qllbe
WadeH a6or bic ilngctiigclO oOcr
gar iali9 oorcfierien Sct0umgen.
guc5 Bier tHlit ole 4olt ibr gl0glidl
itcs Uabrc IeAiiirirmBsfilulte uer
0en angeueN0ct I'M ais ben 9icro,
glgpAeu ciner ll9clernicu 5oler9
bon0 &eaiucnts inO SaidiIlous
mmneg felt5iiielal p0ar 5l crulit
telL 90 Ser fliit5tig biageibriebene
lbafcn cine Sins o0er Sic5en be0cis
ten fam Earm noanlals Sorlt
flu iorgidliigc glorcilierlulg Gas
gilt beion0ers iiir bic Diele1 nclge5ll-
0eten griat un0 SaA0liirulotuia.
tioucl mo bier nilNclt bic Sruppcn
ill6it ourb iorgidliiges 0rfunoiaen.
mie bic &ricic an iic ooreiiiert ien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

nuB Gus Scr @elimentsnumner
ulm crit ieii8eitelt meroei Gic
neitere 5oriiernng geE9la6t noA Der
IruppengQttult1 rb Der SWpidHaer
ur %ninutcric, sfagolerie glrtiaerie
ebort si cincnl 3tabe ooer 3u elmer
ocr rWa5lilel Gtdppenionnaiione't
So0e Nruppelgotung boi cinen be-.
onoercu aidnn iuo Die Ginor0uin9
oar gricie now 9lc1Nnentern uu0
l9liaalt9 uac6 2ataillanen aeldie1t
~o3u lier ii5er 500 @eaniie lgi0 @e.
amtinucn nSi6i1 iin0 Damit iit 0ic
5oriieruna euolid 6enoci Ncoe5
GdaClcn fiir 0ic cinscllicV gataillone
ec1ali cinen beloaoercl llui@la9,
DirO nit 0en aa0crcu gl icineu Nei
9iment 0c6oren0cn gaiatlonsp1d
cben 3uiauaengeldlnurt nn0 paa0ert
MN III Die %oiid3e, 0ie oileS ums
iaieBen mas 81 chicc UpIiiou &c
bort
Iieies Sorlilren noa cWcu ouss
ge5cidnct erOadicn Sgltem mac5t pial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Ter @olB0crlng ia Wlilnhen bat es
Dtrob ocr beitehcR0eu aroBen Sdmie.
rialcitei unternommcu cine 5artnt.
luna bon g3iloerl bernuS1uaebcn.
luelAc Elm Ioilmaent Ser criicu @er.
ildle Der Qliiiidener @iinnIer iin0,
bic Giiorllde bonn 4rica 3u iormeu"
'NemiB Gin l6aliHcs lluierncbmen.
glocr Die beioen crltea iiiB ais grobe
einaclanDtcn sfrie9s6iIocr6oacn lot.
bern oic idldrilie ariiit herons gper
nicbt ourd moocrlle ghlstcaluacn an
allie moglid5en 1t6onblimfeiAgn iin6
2liNniAeten aeiu0lnii iit niIBtc 0icie
@laiter fir eine banlibe @lasphcmie
balten GnS critic &il0 BON Starii.
n9ln lncInea tnpiern iiir'S 8ntcrlan0
aeiaacneu 9ul0er feat cine mIan.
niengcuidte @liooerpnppe Mlie0er.
piippeu iino Ia SMorifs Gpcliali.
tai NIT aineni fayliinrot6en Qler
oilf Der gruii 0ar oas speite Bib
bon Seepalo lllancnannriif llcidlt
NIT ieinen binaefribeltcN @ipr0en
iuO Wldundeu 6eoenfllh cncr 3cid.
plua peldle bic 5lir9enoeu g'lditcr
emo inter Dem litel 98ic M1rheu
lido cen @rica Doritelt ncroiieatlden
fonnict gcr &erloa bat ma6rIMeiu
lid ein uolIst1iunlibcs g9ctf qeplant
mos cr 6is hot eris6cincn Ioiicn. miro
nur 0en Gueri6pien Sreu0g MADDEN.
PIC auS @laiiri1eltna0 INhtigt6ne.
rei bic 0euiiac S{liuii aili ben S5nuo
hriuaul &'ir rebrea inns oaeeaen.
odB Der Hriea 0os hel0enbafte 9}in.
QcH nno 2eiocn ilnicres @olfes, bon
elNacinen 0vpermoocraen Siinitleru
iu eirgr &'cilc auSgei1Iohiet miro.
ATE hci ie0cnl holbpcas nornalcn
92caiacn g2ioerpilcn ino Gmpo
rlna crre9eii mtB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

iuurts lln0 0a llscrllQ1 alg1 ior1 elm
frau3oilAcr 6iieger oas 1oei itn0
pdr liiif touibu 5@Gcblc1 nod.
ten mir eiau llnuuc9 opa i7 ailo.
Hciern ino pradten pus Ia Slider.
0cit. sln ni6lten .Vloraen luiroeu
mir ln cincHl anoerau Iori iNoii ilu
4 llhr ulauuiert o6cr sic 5ran5oien
pcrldlonlcu 5inddit Den Gri, bis mir
Don ocr @eoolfcruua OerrotBen pur.
oeu Sn inherent Iori iit elmer er.
tuppt mor0an ais cr in Seller nuM
Der 8clniNg telcpboniertc mo unicre
ArilllerieIie.lun9 uerriet6 Iie 9au,
ler wurocn nun ollie bon oben bis
ltntel onrt1iudt 0abei iano man eiu
SclepDon III cinem lecret &einiaB
per1roben sln ndd1iieu Dloracn ipa
rem mir ldlou Inn 3 llbr gm NuS
nlarid 6ereit 9iS Z ll6r borie man
teincu &anoneniduB SD mar gQrooe
oabeL eincn cilemen Gien 3iIanl.
men3nleBeiy made nod Sen Gpab
icse mir cine @rile oui lmo ais Id
oas 9'obr IN 0cl 5hornRein iiibren
ulll. iaae ia, n0cm id 0as G1r ga.
ran leac p&g8 MUS 0od lual b0ren.
% oie }rnr5oien idon idjieBcn Tins
foum elm boar Nlinuten ipdier pfei
zen bic @ranoteu In ons Dori 0as
nun ld9 ln0 9lot6t belNoiien pltr0e
ArQnfc mo Ncrlebtc miirApn ~ 1ft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Sine crrenIac 8etnnaSmeOnne ?. GnSid Nadri@tem
er neimatg 3 grieis Smn6 2entde 6eiOppf.
gour in 6eiabesIauo ~ A. gem Ssicn Der eten 8etnuasn
s. G0gOaoaoea Der 5ierreiddnn0aridn gruse Die 5n-
iaen enas SetalanO mmenOsn NuOmu6ils begt6eu
bntiN @0Octeu mitoe6rud 3einGc Z Die nueiu Madrid
ten sen anucn &ricsfanpldecn II Die 6sSpot: u Ser
@nsr 8opofammefelc werOn Die @OficnSnuacn in sade
pcrpeG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

i1nitt iiao uno ebeniaas belonoerS
ein8eiodt uer0cn miiIen
Sen &auptinbalt Der onfonmen.
0eu 9Soitiade maHt ober oie eigenl
lide 5elOpot ans, oie 9riele lno
93olilarteL Sic in oieier Sammel.
iieae aQein IN Der 9lieienmenge bon
etpo 100000 Stiicf tdBldb eiutrcIien
aegeu rimo 10000 3eitungsicR6un
acu itno 10000 @admen NIT Siebes
aoben. Gieie 100000 9rieie uno
adrten per0en 5uno9it i'm @robea
iortiert. $40 oie gLOreiie bis oiiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Dem tie aud ouf @ei6doiauug Der
Gerpadune bin onaeieben ino notbi.
genioQs Der uS{rantenitele~ iiberwie-
len iueroen no Die miloen Sdnoe pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

lolriit (lie5cn6lribano) u&crrliA
eri3idenol0
9Ralerln (oic In ser 9ldhe ibre
Stailelci dniacihlageu bot fir iidl).
aWleiut er sic giisiihi meint CT oaa
@ilO o0er ulcint er nlid9 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

ioacn uno 9littbeihm9 ON i6rc gln'
ge56ri1cn ocr volt 0ie lmeuolih
idpcrc suigaIc crleidtcrn
Gic Eoitiade ae9eu tdgGh NIT
idnelliahrcnoen 3iigeu bis 81 Ocn
5el0poittationcn nibis bIeibt tn
serlm licaen unO slbeu0S iino bic
groBen &aume set Sammelltelle leer
mic cine aclebric &enne. DrunBen
ober inn sfrie9sao5iet bori ser gerc
aelte &erie6r me9r o0cr wcni9er ami,
oller aebt oper SclcaenbcitT lm0 oic
porban0encn &eior0erunQsmittel
tommca 5li alcrcrit iiir &erplle.
gun8s m0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
geiradi Ole lleber3euaiing ober
bari Se0er baben 0ab IN Den sam
mcllteAcn as iil0 eilpa 3u6lf iibcr
aan3 Daitidlan0 perl6cIlt oic
bod sic Nauptar5eit 3il pcrribteu
babca nit arobtcr Sicbs un0 Sorg.
ialt gcarbciici piro, lm ocn griip.
pen Sic iebnliAit crndriaten @riiBe
aus Der @ciniatb 70 raid 5ifouueH
5ii loiicn wie Is AlenIcgentroit pcr
ulQa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
STRONG WONT HAVE TO PAY
PENALTY ON 90 CENTS fAX

on the petition Of O. w Strong.
Judge Reynolds signed an order d.
Irectins Treasurer Mandell to accept SO
cents tax on property In n T Arml-
10 addition No. without charging in
terest or penalty Mr.. strong said
he believed the tax had been paid In
1885. but there was no evidence to
show that 1t had and asked permission
to pay the face only.
Mr.. Strong also complained that the
property had been doubly assessed
The court declared the double assess-
meni void
The sale by Laurence r. Lee, spe-
cial master, OF property in the Huning
Highlands addition and Eastern ad-
dition was approved By the court. The
land was involved in the case OF Juan
Garcia and Frank Huhbell, as trustee.
against Angelo de Tuilio and Teresina
de Tuliio. Garcia bought It for So
66e.2S.
The court overruled the demurrer
In the case Of Juan Garcia and Frank
Hubbeil, as trustee under an alleged
deed of trust ny w. " Futrelle and
Mrs. Ellie Fntrelle vs.. ]. f Elder. adj
ministratof Of the estate OF w V. Fu-
treile, ct al.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
NJ 'M|LLEN WILL
TEST RAISE MADE
BY STATE BOARD
County Officials Restrained
From Selling Property for
Delinquent Taxes Upon His
Petition.

The legality Of the general raise In
property assessment for 1918 taxes
made by the state board OF equailza-
tion Is 10 be tested In two cases filed
yesterday in the district court by a.
b. McMillen.
Mr. McMiilen himself is plaintiff In
one action and the Fernandez com
pany. OF which he Is president. IN the
other. The board Of commissioners
OF Bernallllo county and Treasurer NJ.
Mandell are named rs defendants. The
complaints are similar.
Upon Mr. MeMiliens petition Judge
II. w. Raynolds signed restraining or
ders commanding The commissioners
and The treasurer not to sall the prop
erty named in the complaints-hls
home and automobiles in one and the
part Of the Bernahe Montana land
grant within the boundary Of Ber-
nalillo county in the other. The orr
der prohibits the sale until the causes
are heard upon their merits
The property IS to be sold under
the treaeurers notice Of sale Of pror-
erty upon which taxes are delinquent
for 1918. Mr. McAuilen sets forth.
Mr.. McMillen alleges that the action
Of the state board OF equalization was
illegal. saying that his property was
assessed at full cash value lie also
says that h offered to pay the treas
urer taxes based upon the original as
sessmenL without the raise made by
the state board. but that he refused to
accept He alleges thai he should
not be charged with interest or PEN
atty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
JUDGE JOHN BARON BURG
HOLDS PROBATE COURT

Judge John Baron Burg held short
session of the probate court yester-
day
A summary Of the proceedings fol-
lows
In the matter OF the estate Of.
William A Brown, hearing on final
settlement set for November :.
Anna NJ. Turner, final report recoiv-
ed aud hearing set for November z.
John II. Fenner. final report receive
ed ami set for hearing November 2.
James oConnor. hearing on final
report set for September %.
James A. Hail. petition asking that
distributes be named granted.
In the matter Of the guardian
ship Of.
Catalina salazar. Pablo salazar APP
pointed guardian.
Mr.. and Airs Clarence L. McNay
adopted Donald Il. Henton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
NOTICE..

We. the undersigned auto livery
owners. after careful consideration
and trial OF the 25-cent rate. find It
impossible TO continue. and have re-
stored rates 10 the former schedule
so cents, to any place within the city
limits, Old Town and university. Hour
rates: Seven passengers, 81 first hour,
Ss each hour after; five passengers,
50 each hour. 70 car hired for less
time than one htur at hour rates. This
To take effect this date.
RAY V. CLARK, VIDAL DENlAU-
SC01yr. DODsON AUTO LIVERY
co. BY II. L. DODsON: AI4BUQUER-
QUE TAXI AND AUTO LINE,
Oakley CLIFFORD.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
STATE ENGINEER AND
SELLERS INSPECTING
NEW ROAD TO GALLUP

state Engineer James 4. French
and col. u. X. d. SELLERS left here
yesterday afternoon Ia MI. French
automobile for Rio puerco 20 Inspect
the Albuuuerquc-Ga road. Mr.
French arrived here from Santa Fe at
noon. They expected to return late
last night.
Mr.. French said that work on the
new state road was progressing rap
idly. The state bridge over the Rio
Pnereo. which Automobiles hereto
fore nave been forced 20 ford or at
tempt the hazardous crossing on the
santa Ne railway bridge, Il under con-
etruction. When this stretch Of road
Is completed the highway from CAL
iup here wiIl be as good as amy In the
state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
Champion grocery Phone 81.
herboth. painting. papcrIng. 1859.

herboth. painting. papcring. 1881.
Fees candy store. Slice fresh taffy
every day.
senator W r. Andrews returned
last night from Carlsbad.
J. r. McMurray and wife left yes
terdas for Batavia. IA, for short
vacation
The county commissioners win meet
today 10 test the new heating plant
Al the court house.
The Women's Catholic order Of
F9resters will hold regular meeting
tonight In odd Fellows hall at :5sn
o'clock
State Land Commissioner n. =. Err
wien drove here yesterday afternoon
from santn Re In his automobile. lie
viii return 70 the capital today
The Fraternal Mystic Circle. bcne-
NJ ruling No. gios. will meet in reg
uiar session this evening At \ O'Clock
IN the hail al 5leA South Second
street.
Abraham Lincoln Circle No. =.
Ladies' Of the O. A. H.. will meet this
afternoon nj 1880 O'Clock IN their
new hall ia the former Economist
building.
H. Chavez. special officer for the
Santa re nt Richmond, Calf. and
family. are In the city for few days
on their way back from vacation
lin the east.
sts.4...ust..,..4 st....,. -. . xy....d .
MAJ ; Circle. viii hold egular
NEE ne this afternoon AZ 2sJo o'clock
in odd Fellows halt Visiting mem
beers welcome.
pf and Mrs VOCAL, chlropfactors.
u iowa city. Ia. stopped here last
night 10 visit MIR and Mrs. Batten-
|doff They are returning 10 their
home from California
Mr. and Mrs L. s. Bell who were
AZ spflneHcd. Mo. visiting their son,
JEFF Bell and family. returned TO the
city yesterday. and have taken the
residence at 40 West Lead avenue.
Df. j $. yesterday reports a girl
baby born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. AL
hcrH Friday. September II. The pa
rents are from Riverbank, Calf.
and are here visiting relatives and
friends
u. A. smith. Of Galveston, Tex,
has arrived In the city with his fam
rs, and has taken lease on the resi-
ience al No IT'S West Copper ave-
nue. Mr.. Smith il the manager for
New Mexico for the American Ma
ti0nal Insurance company Of Calves
ton, Tex. a s5.00n,oVp corporation
Mr. smith viii also establish head
quarter offices in the states Of Arl-
zona. Colorado. kansaa. Nevada.
Idaho and Washington, operating
from this city The gentleman comes
to Albuquerque with strong endorse
ments as thorough HE insurance
and agent,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

WILL COMPLETE FIRE
STATION ADJACENT
TO NEW CITY HALL

Preparations were begun yestcr-
day for completing the fire station adj
jneent to the new city hall. For this
work the city viii expcnd about
$1,000 and expects to get credit for
material needed in excess Of that
amount. The city hall fund now has
about $50o and officials plan TO in
crease that from other sources to
1000. They expect to be able to
move the fire department october l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
A>IAKA GRANTED DECREE:
GIVEN CUSTODY or GIRL

Manuel Anzara Yesterday took a de-
cree OF divorce and the court awarded
him the custody of his daughter. Jose-
fita. Anzara charged his wife with
infidehty.
Inc demurrer Of James w. Norment
"a me case OF Nicenta Montoya VS.,
Francisco Monies vigil was overruled
Dy judge n G. Meehcnl. OF Socorro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
BOY SHOOTS FOOT WHILE
HUNTING: WOUND SLIGHT

Carl Hainey. i6 years old. aceiden-
tally shot his right foot with a ~
eallhre rifle yesterday evening az his
home. Fourth street and Mountain
road The wound is trivial The bali
vas lodged in the fleahy part Of the
foot, aud ala not strike any bones.
The boy was hunting hawks when
the aecidcn, occurred.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
"AII a Mistake"

A farce comedy in three acts. given
under the auspices Of the Ladies q
the st. Johns church AT the Eiks
opera house Thursday. September u
Tickets on sale az Matson's, Admission,
SO aud Is cents Personally directed
by II Eaaton Jenuer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
BARNETT BLOCK
To Be OCCUPIED
BY NEW THEATER
Practically All Material Has
Been Ordered by Barnett
Amusement Company for
New Motion Picture House.

The Barnett Amusement company
will open a motion picture show In
the Barnett building. Second street
and Central avenue. The new house
Will include the rooms formerly oc.
lcupied by the Butt firm and O. A.
Matson and the vacant apartment
next ia the Postal Telegraph office
The dimensions WIN be 50 by lgo
feet
Practically All material has been
ordered j. T. Ia Drlere, the archl-
iert. has completed the plans. and he
and Joe Barnett. who were in Dem
yer recently. bought an material they
could not get here and made ARRANGE
ments for the picture service. Licensed
pictures viii be shown there. as at
the Crystal theater.
Work Is 70 be started next week.
First the floor VIII be torn out and
new floor. slantine toward the rear
Of the building constructed The re-
arrangement OF the heating system
viii be one OF the first pieces OF
work
To BE Well Ventilated.
The new theater viii be as well
ventilated as the Crystal II not better.
MIR. Barnett said. Mr. La Drlere Viii
give special attention 10 this feature
and II he finds any possible way to
improve upon the Crystals system
he has been instructed BY Mr.. Barnett
70 do 80.
The new house, Of course. will have
is main entrance on Central avenue.
The front will be brilliantly lighted