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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

santa lso. NoV. Z. The tlv swattlng
campaign cost the Wuman's club oi
Carlsbad $50. The club had offered
TO buy all the dead flies brought to
il aud even though the price was cut
In two before the season had adj
vancad fur. seven bushels were
brought IN. costing the club $50. The
funny part was that the flies IN carls-
bad seemed 70 be as numerous as
ever Indicating that they rushed up
achievements as quickly as their
brethren were killed in the trenches.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
Work on Canal started.

Santa re, Nov THE feeIafna-
ton service has started extensive
work on the main canal Of the cars,
bad project, employing $50 men ana
fifty teams cementing the canal IN me
Loving district in order to stop me
heavy losses from seepage rms VIII
also protect the low-lying lands y
L. Foster, project manager. and oscar
Weaver, foreman. have charge Oh me
work. The sum of $4,000 has been
appropriated for the work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Dr., James Headache Powders
relieve at once--10 cents
a package.

You take a DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia ana
pain fades away. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache,
whether dull, throbbing. splitting or
ve-racking Send someone to the
drug store and get dime package
now. Quit suffering--its so needless.
BE sure you get Or. James Headache
Powders-then there will be no dis
appointment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

Three years ago when WAS liv-
ing in Pittsburgh one &C my children
had a hard cold and coughed dread
fully. Upon the advice Of druggist
purchased a bottle of chamberlaina
Cough Remedy and II benefited him
at once. find Il the best cough
medicine for children because Il ia
pleasant 90 take. They do not object
10 taking IT," writes Mrs Lafayette
Tuck, Homer city. Pa. This remedy
contains no opium or other. narcotic.
and may be given to a child rs conf
IDENTITY as to an adult. Sold by all
dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
returns From Surveying Campaign

Santa Re. Nov. deputy United
States Surveyor C. V. Devendorff re-
turned today with his corps from
summer and autumn surveying cam
paign in the vicinity Of Tres Piedras
and Canjllon. Rio Arriba counties,
which has added 10000 acres to the
surveyed government lands of the
state The surveying corps disbanded
here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

Santa lee. Nov Tomorrow Adj.
Gen. Harry 7. Herring will inspect
the battery Of New Mexico artillery
az Roswell II will be made a sunday
gala event. Mai W. =, McNalr. IN.
speetor general Of artillery. L. S. A.,
will also be with the battery an day
Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

last winter when my little boy hnd
Group | got him a bottle OF Chamber
laIn's Cough Kennedy. | honestly be-
leve II saved his flfe." writes Mrs. ].
n. Cook. Indiana. pa. ut cut the
phieem and relieved his coughing
spells, am most grateful for what
this remedy has done for him. For
sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
snecinl Mnslcr % Pass on Reporl.

Santa re. Nov Federal Judge
william II. Pope today signed an or
der directing that the final report OF
the Credit Mems Association Of El
Paso, receivers Of Robert l.. Faux
.ner. bankrupt Of Las Cruces, be sub
mitted to Frank Heron, special mas :
ter at Las Cruces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

Santa Fe. Nov 7.--R. W. Mitchell.
of Tuarosa. Otero county, today filed
formal application with State Engi-
neer James A. French for 900 acre
feet of water out of Tularosa creek
to irrigate $50 acres. lie proposes a
flood water storage project. Publi-
cation has been ordered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
SON is BORN TO MRS.
MARY M'FIE LACkEY

Santa Re. Nov IA son was born
this morning at o'clock to Mrs.
Mary McFie Iackey. daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. John r, Merle.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey are Uni
versity CT New Mexico alumni ana
their marriage last January was the
sensation of the hour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

Santa Fe and Sandoval counties, by
casting 500 ballots for the progress
sive state candidates. saved them from
coming to fourth place, below the So
eial democrats. OF those 500 ballots
almost one-third came from Santa fe,
and the others from Sandoval county.
In the 261 precincts eanvassed Wilson
progressive candidate for congress,
polled only 972 votes. and Metcalf, So
cIalist, 500 votes. McTeer. progress
slve candidate for corporation com
missioner, polled y95 votes, and
Welsh, socialist. 511.
So then, Ii is certain tnat the pro-
gressive strength in the state at the
election Just held does not reach 1000
votes. as against almost 5000 votes
cast two years ago. However, Me-
Teers candidacy drew enough votes
from the opposition to Hugh Williams
to assure the election of the latter
Whatever hope still fingered among
the democrats that A. =. YIN might
after all win out for corporation COM
missioner on the official canvass was
dispeIled today by the news that Will
Hams has $50 plurality in Taos
county, more than 400 plurality in
Colfax and 400 over Hill in Sandoval.
OF the nineteen counties canvassed
thus far only two-Santa Fe and San
doval-returned more than 100 pro-
gressive votes, and only one-Curry--
more than 100 for the socialists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

santa Fe. Nov. l.--M0re and moro
well-to-du Mexican refugees are set
thing in New Mexico. Among the lat
eat 10 purchase property are Arsenic
cuhilaA and Andrens L. Medellin.
who have bought cottages and small
orchards In the Mesilla valley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
BELIEVE NE |
EAT EVERYTHING
For | Know Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet VIII Digest Any Meal
At Any Time.

How often do we see men who can not
eat and how often do We hear other men
boasting Of their abilities to eat.
The secret Of all health Is digestion The
secret of digestion IL the Juices which are
supplied by the body To separate the In
gradients needed from those hat are Of no
Use ia the system.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
CH|NKS FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
IN j. S. COURT
Conspiracy Against Uncle Sam
Is Shown TO Have Existed
Judge Pope Not Such a
Good Interpreter.
) . 80 . . % . . :

!" Santa Re. Nov. Guilty was
q the verdict OF the federal jury to-
!. night against Lee sam lice. ~
. Hot Springs, Wyo., and Lew Moy
q of Montpelier. Idaho, on charge
Z. of importing Chinese from Mex
o leo into the United states. HOP
. Lee, of Las Vegas, already hau
/. pleaded guilty and had testified
o that Las Vegas was the distfi-
q buting point for Chinese SNUG.
q gled from Mexico to all parts OF
. the west. disclosing a conspiracy
. that extended to three nations,
o reaching from Hong Kong TO
o Juarez and thence into the Unit
{" ed States Foul methods To SNUG
:. gle the Chinese into the United
4. States were disclosed by the
(. trial and the conviction was the
I. result of clever work by Uncle
. Sans immigration officials and
Z. United states district attorney,
o Summers Burkhart.
q 4. a. a q, q q g q q 8 q o %
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08

After this date, November G. 1914.
| will not be responsible for any debts
leontracted by my Wife, Maria A. Gar
ella Duran.
FRANCISCO DURAN,
Old Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-08
To
CONSTITUTION Of
STATE CARRIED
Democrats Get Kick in the
Jaw From theG Gun That They
Themselves Loaded; Moose
Barely Beat Socialists,
s-sea. o,.-.,o~ 70 .o-p,.s JOURNAL

Santa Fe. Nov lit liz the demo-
Gratis who now complain that the con-
stitution Of New Mexico Is too easily
amended. They point out that three
counties, San Miguel, Rio Arriba and
Mora. casting less than one-fifteenth
of the registered vote of the state on
the constitutional proposition. carried
the three amendments. The repub-
leans smile cynIcally, for II was they
who proposed In the constitutional
convention that IL should take a ma
jcrity of the counties To amend the
constitution and We're denounced by
the democrats for il.
OF ali out of $50 precincts can
vassed up to this evening by the state
canvassing board l0,00a votes We're
east in favor of amending the taxa
ton laws OF the constitution and abol-
ishing the state board of equalization,
and 1868 votes against It. of 264 pre-
circts canvassed ON the proposition to
reduce the term of state Officers to
two years and 10 make them eligible
to reelection 1928 were east In favor
and 6,515 against. On the same prop
osition as to county officials S,722
votes were cast In favor and 6,2a2
against The precincts still to be can
vassed are likely to increase the plu-
rality in favor of the amendments ma
terially.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-26
"THE WAY OF THE WOMAN" WITH IRENE.
HOUGH, MOST BEAUTIFUL TELEPHONE GIRL

In his powerful arms, the ex-col-
Iege football player and erstwhile
cattle puncher caught the slender
form of the endangered beauty in his
arms and lifted her from under the
menacing vicinity of the crane!
She breathed excitedly in his arms
as its burden crashed to the pave
ment. A crowd gathered around. But
Evelyn simply stared, Supplied at the
rapidity with which her savior had
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-26
PARTI.

@. PART !.
All Houston attended the wedding
of beautiful Evelyn Sinclair and
handsome Arnold Cummfns.
Cummins, tall, interesting and a
perfect type of manly strength, had
carved his own fortune from the soil
of the pioneer state. He had come
from the big east few years before
he met the beauty, leaving the ira
ditions of his iIlustrious family be-
hind him. ..A
For years Arnold had tioled with
his head and hand, tilling the soil and
then cattle RANGING. The stubborn
ground defied his hardest efforts
But his grim determination stuck
to him.
1t was a balmy spring afternoon.
He had ridden into Houston for sup
plies. He tied his horse at a hitch
ing post near one of the new stores
and paused long enough to light his
cigarette in the lee of the wall
Suddenly, a roam horse of great
beauty cantered around the corner.
On it sat beautiful girl-EVelyn
Sinclair. The handsome ranchman
paused in his steps and stared at her
transfixed. Never before had he seen
such beauty except in his own society
circles-in the east.
He. tossed aside his cigarette,
swung on his heel and slowly fol-
lowed Evelyn's lead down the street.
Then, as she turned suddenly and
faced Cummins, he saw with thrill
of horror huge building stone hang
ing directly over her head, from a
builders crane! In a moment it
would drop and crush her to death
A workman yelled frantically! Cum
minis leaped forward.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-26

taken in the danger and with which
he had acted, thus saving her life.
The next day Cummins and Evelyn
Sinclair rode together into the hills.
And the next day they rode again
and finally they became engaged, and
finally they married.
Finally, child came and then one
night Cummins came home from the
hills with a happier smile than usual
to greet his lovely wife
s Eve have struck oil, " he said TAX
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-26
The CAST

Arnold cummins Bryant Washburne
Mrs. Cummins. =. Ruth Stonehouse
Marguerite Dawson :. Lillian Drew
Dorothy Ellis. :. ;.
Irene Hough, THE Most Beauti-
full Telephone Girl in America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

/ he'll conduct you TO the home II
you'll promise him immunity for
some other offenses."
Tell him he shall have immunity
on the word OF the chief. But also
say that he must come TO see me
In person.
"All right. sir"
Il don't believe II would be wise
for BeKgH 60 sea me hore. gave
him a good send orf-Sing Sing
five years ago. lie may recolicct."
said Norton.
suit yourself about that Only.
keep into communication with me
by telephone and III tip you off az
TO when tho raid shall take place
Lucky you came in. should have
honestly gone there and arrested
innocent people. and they would
have had n devil OF time explain
Ing. II would have taken them at
least n week 10 clear themselves
That would leave the house empty
all that time"
Norton did not reply. but he put
the blotter away carefully. There
was no getting away from the fact,
but tho god OF luck was with him.
DO you know what's back OF Il
all7"
Il can't tell you any more than
| have" said Norton.
Then pass. know you well
enough. II you've made up your
mind not TO talk n man couldn't
get anything out OF you with n can
opener And that's why we trust
you. my boy. Don't forget the tele-
phone"
Il shan't SO long"
That same night Braine paid the
Russian woman brief visit.
II think that here's where we go
forward. The secret service will
raid tho house tomorrow and then
for a few days Wen roam about as
we bally please. I'm hanged II |
don't have every plank up and all
the walls pulled down. More and
more I'm convinced that the money
is in that house"
Don't be too confident" warned
Olga. so many times have we
been tripped up when everything
seemed In our hands. The home
should be guarded but not entered
for a day or two; at least not till
after the raid is cold. I'm begin
ming to see traps everywhere"
Nonsense Leave II TO me. We
shant stick our heads inside the
Hargreave house till we are dead
certain that Il Is absolutely empty.
Olga, you're gem. | don't think
Russia will bother us for awhile.
EhY Paroff viii not dare tell how
he was flim-flammed The least he
can do TO save his own skin In to
say that we are fully capable OF
taking care OF ourselves"
Olga laughed ITO think OF his
writing note like that Florence
would have recognlzed--and no
! doubt did-a palpable attempt to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26
another TRAGEDY N STORY: LAY DOWN YOUR ARhd s.,

peror and his generals. but France
has not committed them, she ~
not answerable for II When the
throne was overturned. the leaves
In Frances history. on which Metz
and Sedan were inscribed, were
simply torn out OF the book. From
this time tho country itself would
carry on the war. II, at least
Germany dared 10 continue THIS
Infamous Invasion
but how II Napoleon had con
quered7" | asked. when Frederick
communicated this TO me.
"Oh, then. France would have
taken this victory and his glory as
the country's victory and glory"
rs that JustY"
Cannot you get out Of the habit
Of putting that question
had soon 90 see my hopes. that
tho catastrophe OF Sedan would put
an end 10 the campaign, vanish. All
around as seemed as warlike as
ever. The air was laden with saw.
age rage and hot lust OF vengeance.
Rage against the enemy. and almost
as much against the fallen dynasty
The scandalouh talk. the pamphlets
which now poured down against the
emperor. the empress. and the un.
fortunate generals. the contempt,
the ISLANDERS. the insults. the Jeats--
It was disgusting In this way the
uncultured masses thought they
could lay the whole burden OF the
defeats OF the country on the shout
derH OF one or two persons. and. now
that these persons were down. pelt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

We passed the remainder OF tho
summer In tho neighborhood OF
Geneva. nr. Rresser's powers OF
persuasion had at last succeeded
in moving as TO ny from the In
fected country. at first strovo
against leaving SO quickly the
graves OF my family. and, as |
have said. / was filled With such
n resignation TO death that had
become wholly apAthetic, and held
every attempt at flight TO be use-
less. but. In spite OF all this.
dresser Was certain 70 conquer
when he represented TO me that
Il was my maternal duty to
carry little Rudolf out OF tho
way OF danger as we'll as | could.
Frederick had given In his rosig.
nation of the military service. and
as preliminary had received
n years leave TIL his request
should be granted had now
become rich. very rich. The death
az my father. and OF my brother
and two sisters had put me IN
possession OF GrumitE and OF the
whole family property.
The spring of 1870 found us
Ia Paris. The chateau OF Princess
Mathllde. St Gratien. then Cha
tean Mouchy. and next Baron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

able creature. IN dealing with a
madman' France IN mad with
ain and rage. and from the point
OF view OF loss OF country her
pain in pioua. her rage iustifiable.
Whatever desperate thing SIS may
do now iB inspired. not by per
nonnl aclfgeeklug. but by the
highest spirit OF sacrifice. n only
the limo were come wncn the
powers OF virtue. which In the es-
aentinl thing that binds men TO.
gether. were diverted from The
work % destrcction and devoted
20 tho work oi felicity bi. this
unholy war has again thrown us
back a long distance from that
goal"
No. no. hops the war is
over"
III Il were NO land | despair Of
~ there would be Eown the seeda
u future warA. and II could only
be tho seed OF hatred shieh 10
contained In this expulsion nf The
Germans Such a thing as thar has
effect far beyond the present gen.
GRAFTON"
September I. Another act OF
violence. an outbreak Of passion.
fnc. NJ the same time. n remedy
tried for the salvation OF the ooun-
try-the emperor IN deposed
France proclaims herself a repub
lie. Whatever Napoleon III. and
bf. aytnv may have dapa fnaffaYa
not. Mistakes. treachcry. COW.
ardice. all these faults have been
committed by individuals. the en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

Rothschild's place. Ferrleres. and
other summer residences besides
OF our acquaintance. we're situat.
ed near Paris. and We arranged
once or twice week Co pay a
visit. now TO one OF them. now
TO another,
Il was. reooilhct, In the
salon OF Princess Mathilde that
Il first heard OF tho question"
that was soon TO come into "Agi.
tation."
The company was sittlng. after
dejeuner. on the terrace. looking
on 20 the park. Who were all
the people there, | do not recol'
iect them all now. only two OF
the persons present remain In
my memory. Taine and Rrnan.
The conversation was very
lively one. and rccollrct that
II Was Renan eAicgly who led
the tais. sparkling with esprit
anl wittlcisms. The author OF
the Vie do Jesus 10 an example
that man may be Incredibly
ugly and yet exercise an increL
iblc fascination.
Now the talk turned upon poll.
tics. A candidate had been sought
for tho crown OF Spain. A prince
of HohenEollern was 10 receive
the crown. had scarcely been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

end warns even tho aofioat hearts.
II means pour la patrle," but In
essence II In the same.
Sodsnl Tho Emperor Napol-
con has given up hls sword"
The news overwhelmed us. Now
there had really occurred IA great.
an historical oatsatfophe. The
French army beaten. tia leader
ehcckmatod.
Then tho game was over. won
triumphantly by Germany.
"Oyerl Overt" | shouted III
thers were people who have The
right TO call themselves citttens
OF the world they might Hum
mate their windows today II We
had temples OF Humanity yet. TIE
Deums would have 10 be sung in
them on this occasion the butch
cry IN Overt"
DO not rejoice too soon. my
darling" said Frederick IN a warn
ing tone. This war has now for
some time lost the character Of a
game fought out on the chess.
board OF the battlefield. The
whole nation In Joining IN the
fight. For one army anuihilated.
ten others will star. ont Of earth. -
hut would that be JUST II Is
cnly German soldiers who have
forced themselves into the coun.
try rot the German pcople-and
80 they ought oniy % oppose them
with French solcioiE
How you k.er ON appealing to
justice aud reason. you unreason,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-26

Yes. Mfr iIarKrcavs had II built
several years ago. don't know
what his idea was. possibly he an
tleipated an event like this. You
and your men will find entrance by
this method II can be done with.
out exciting the suspicious OF the
watchers"
Looks as n my yarn wasn.,
going to be delayed long after all.
Jones. you ought 20 have been in
tho secret service yourself" ad.
miringiy.
Jones smiled and shrugged. II
am perfectly satisfied with my lot
or would b. II tho Black Hundred
could be wiped out OF existence.
I'll see the secret service people
at once. stand in we'll with them
all"
And good luck 10 you. Wen
need good luck"
Norton was welcomed cordially
by the chief. Tho secret service
men trusted him and told him lots
OF tales that never saw light on the
printed page. Tho reporter went
directly to the point Of HIS story.
without elaboration, and the chief
smiled and handed him the original
letter.
Norton. I've been after this gang
OF counterfeiters for months and
they are clever beyond words. i've
never been able TO get anywhere
near their presses And for a mo-
ment ! thought this note was from
a squealer. I've n dozen men sconr.
ing the country. They find the
bogus notes. but never the men who
pass them. You see. it's new stuff.
| know what all the old timers are
at; but none OF them has had n
hand in this issue Some foreign
ers, take II. under the leadership
OF man I'd very much like to
know. Now, what's your scheme7'
Jim outlined Il briefly.
1T all depends" said tho chief.
upon tho fact that they will be
impatient. II they have tho ability
to wait. we lose. but we can afford
To risk the chance. The man who
wrote that letter is not counter.
! feiter. He's an old yeggman. We
haven't heard anything OF him
lately We tried TO corner him on
a postofflce job. but he slipped by.
lie may be stool. Anyhow, I'll
draw him In somehow"
"There'll be some excitement"
Were used TO that: you. too.
All we've got TO do Ia to locate this
man Beggs. There are signs OF
spite In this letter. What's this
Black Hundrod7"
TN not at liberty TO tell Just
yet It's a strange game: hall
political, half blackmail. It's q
pretty strong organization. but II
/ they're back OF this counterfelting
there's fine chance OF landing
them ALL"
Here the chiefs assistant came
Yin. Got Beggs ON the wire. Says