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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

indicates that Great Brliains naval
policy ~ detrimental io neutral states
exporting raH material and especially
detrimental "a the tnitfd states
The Daily Chronleic's H1ricaut
correspondent fepofiN lint General
Won Sisraer. commander q ths Ger
man FlfiY-thlri infanffi brigade, has
given an order thai mo- uuari~r be-
Rrantca aud TOR bis soldiers 60 kiii OFT
the French encountered. armed OF
unarmed. IL az lmpudtni Ne Ike the
French report that 90 Austrian mo-
tor battery wss captured un tnf
Meusc.
Yhe GeIHar pfsre praises Toe at-
ton ~ the b1n4era,ih Ia prohibitions
the payment 81 iiAai'Iiite which Eng
iand had been PRESSING ln fufthefHnNe
81 thr pnilOy tp ffnlnfrue German
trade. Rh.sh g haf pursued since fhf
var was tsaNn ~ England Rag.
hand also T. suffering item ibis pnl-
SIS n lruif eeyail0n. thf lHlis Icif.
efaph on London declariAg that Che
Fflilth prohibition &c suar impofta.
tons s proving harmful 20 several
Hfltsh Industries
The Vel'-anoen British paper che
Cmphie. giullfioa nelgian women who
severely injured soldiers Hlih boiling
water The sphere publishes illHsffs.
tIrns showing women firing NC in-
l4ns. thus hunoflnE the outfagts 90
Count Michel Ksr0Al fpfesidsni
81 the Hungarian Independent party
returning fr0m French prison. ft-
ports having seen Tafcaf caffJIHr
strings upon wbrh were uspf nded
1nsfH. fHf= aHa flHaHIs
'tal4uis Dticafse ftdn IN the
French f0rtlEn minister. wounded
prisoner II var 10 Germany praises
hr treatment accorded frenfn Wf.
lnrfH Ia terman eHmns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
ALLEGED MURDERER OF
MtDERO Is EXECUTED

san Antonio, Tex. oct. 4.-Jose
Bonales sandovai courtmartialed
and executed ut Jiminez. Mexico.
several days ago. was put to death
because Of his alleged implication in
the killing of Gustayo Madero in
Mexico City This was announced here
today at the headquarters of the fac
tion which supported former Presi-
dent Madero during the recent revo-
luton.
Sandoval left FL paso early last
week 10 confer with Villa. presumah-
ly as the representative Of Felix Dlaz
Nothing was heard from him until
dispatches told of his execution ,e-
cause It was declared OF his repre-
senlAtions in behalf of Dlaz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
SOLONS To QUIT
WASHINGTON FOR
POLITICAL FIELD
Members Who Are Candidates
for Reelection Are FESTIVE
Under Restraint of LegiSIa-
tive Duties,

inf NoaNlnc JOURNAL SPECIAL LFt1fo WRIT
Washington oct Members Of
congress are preparing for a dash to
tho political firing lines. Senators and
representatives. alike are straining at
the leash that has held them here
continuously Tor eighteen months
and with the prospect of release
growing brighter each day the talk
~ adjournment exceeds discussion Of
the trailing threads NJ legislation
Senator Kern and Representative
Underwood. the majority leaders in
congress are hesicged by their col
leagues with Inquiries about the
plans for adjournment. Senator Kern
invariably replies that the session can
be- adjourned il the members viii stay
m their posts and aid IN cxpeditine
the finishing touches 90 the Clayton
lill and passage If the war revenue
measure. Mr. Underwood replies that
the house viii complete its work, as
soon as Ii disposes Of the clayton bin
conference report the Philippine bill
and the senate revision Of the war
tax
The Philippine bill will be passed
within a day or two and VIII not he|
taken up IN the senate. The senate
probably viii dispose of the Clayton
hili conference report tomorrow or
TUESDAY The finance committee will
be ready with the war revenue bill
hy Tuesday and some senators have
been SO optimistic as to predict that
congress could be ready 10 adjourn
next Saturday night. Republican SEN
ators. however. propose 10 inject con
siderable political discussion into the
debate on the war revenue bill AL
ready they have begun the attack In
speeches by Senators MeCumber,
Jones and Smoot Whatever happens.
however unless there are unexpected
developments In the war situation tu
Involve American affairs, the legisla-
tors can hc speeding 20 their CAM
nuInn nnilNItlna by NrInher II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
VERA cruz PEOPLE ARE
ADVISED 10 BIZ CAREFUL

Vera Cruz oct "A circular is
sued today by the local committee Of
the Constituencies advises the res
idents OF Vera Cruz to curb their en-
thusiasm over the contemplated
change in the military authority of
the state. The circular asks the peo-
pie not to do anything which misht
be regarded as antagonistic to the
Americans and directs their attention
To the eonsidcrate manner in which
the Americans have acted toward
MeXicans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
POiNCARE GOlS TO FRONT
10 THANK SOLDIERS

bordeaux. Oet @ Is d. ma
President roineare. accompanied lN
Pfehief NiNiani. aud Minister OF NHr
Alskandre Miliefnhd left az noon to-
aat io ristt the battle front The party
Travelled ia an automobile and VIII he
absent from the temporary capital
Tor three or faur DAYS
The president goes "a the hattie
line not to take part in the strategy,
as 81 he caae VI Emperor Nllliam
and possibly Emperor Nicholas bat
shat he mas personally congratulate
the troops upon the bravery thef have
displayed Va tac long ana stubborn
Sighting
The ncws ~ the presidents depart.
IRE Tor The 'front.' has given rise to
lumo ihai the alllts have gained q
great victory. the NEWS 81 which IS
withheld and that Il roAncarc HISS
auHe lp Witness the final discontinue
80 the Germans
The correctness hf this deduction
Us stfflalh denied md il Is repeated
Thar fhD situation in the hEhting zone
81 az described hf the afternoon state
neH 80 ihe war office Ii Is added
thai Che presidents sole motive Is @
convey tho nations appreciation and
iDnR Hnd dlffieHit struggle 90 ffCt lha
Ypii af iht invaders
The president VIII Hrst visit thF
headquarters # General Joseph 1of-
ne commanders ehiaf nf lhe
French HiHE
1ieuicnauf Colonel i.a0uec Roua.
sett ihf military writer f0i lt
Liborte iu rceicWlns tho situation.
says
IA 81 100 mHre Wholly against 0Hr
extreme len that the Germans are
directing their cnHrta bni t II lH-
ne more Ga lhe south Iofe Interest
ing. however. Is he action taking place
ln The fc6ian af isufe There the Ger
man general star hnnes lo find the
point nf ieaNi resistance and has nnt
hesifaied to strin thoI center. btInR
unable a. obtain rcininrtonenis FROM
other kHtfste "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
BEisIANs Deny ANY
FORTS HAVE FALLEN

London. Oct. 4 90 T. p 90 THE
nolglan minister today received dis
patches from Antwerp denying % rec
port that three forts defending the
city had fallen Ne says Fari Wnel-
helm WAS badly damaged hy the
Germans but thHt none Of the tDfti-
fcaf4onn surrendered and that TIE
Belgana have strong positions which
they are holding successfully
a news dispatch 90 the Central
Ncea from Amsterdam Fnys word hnH
reached there from Antwerp that Fort
Waclhelm destroyed an entire regi-
mcnt Of the heFiegins Germans satuf-
day afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
WANTS BOMB
DROPPED IN LONDON

IOndOn. UCt. , t3;IU a. NJ NJ
Daily Can, new London paper -
sued today, prints dispatch from its
Amsterdam correspondent which says
that the German emperor has prom
ised To confer special decoration.
second class 81 the order OF the Red
Eagle On the first German aviator TO
drop explosives on London.
Describing the dali lifc Of the en-
peror ar the front. the correspondent
says that when staying Ia France the
emperor caused the chateau ia which
he lived 60 be fortified against aerial
attncks hy sacks of sand piled on the
roof ana hV protective shield Of
metal work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
CARRANzA READY
To YIELD WHEN
CHIEFS DESIRE
Otherwise He Has 100000
Men Ready 10 Fight Villa,
Whom He Accuses of Work
ing With Cientificos,
} {. . &v8e $685. . . :
. CONFERENCE To BIZ .
Held OCTOBER 10 3.

. Mexico CITY. Oct A. Repre-
: scniatives 81 Nenustlano Cag-
/. ranza and Francisco villa viii
: meet in general peace confer
: ence al Aguas caiieutts october
I. no.
. The decision was reached Toe
. night hy unanimous vote at
+. session Of the chamber Of depu-
= ties The vote came after long
: debate on the right oI civilians to-
[. participate IN the conference.
, 40 decision was reached on this
: point
I. A conference will be- held to-
2 morrow morning at DO o'clock Go
+ fix the date of the departure of
f. the peace delegates for Aguas
. Calientes ard also % arrange the
. matter " civilian participation in
: The peace conferencl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
hNAfI. CAstAtTN list
Oi BRITISH FORCES

London. oct ~ % MIA let ~
casualties in the battle nf the Aisns,
laeued tonight ~ ihf official press
bureau. includes go uan aud nom
commissioned Officers Heretofore
fined 10 officers. ToniRhl's llHf shows
81 killed. $40 wounded. 81 wounded
and missing and Jos missing OF KILL
81. fhs royal acld ARTILLERY. royal horse
artillery. Queens BAYS and dragon
guards pred0minateJ
An additional isf 81 officers nas
issued. showiuE FiK killed, eight died
81 wounds. seventeen wounded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
NOTICE, WOOL GROWERS

We will have on exhibition ana sale
during the Albuquerque fair car Of
Arizona range-raised yearlinr Ram
houlilet rams. bred from the best Sc
lected Garnia and NOnhomeyer stock
that money viii buy We guarantee
that they have never seen service and
are as large as ordinary two-year-olds
J. F. DAGGS & SONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

cured, writes Mrs.
Sarah Baker Of Not.
tinghill. Mo. "Our
merchant bought
som Q of Chamber.
lain 3 m edicines
last fall and also re-.
ceived some free trial
samples Of Chamber.
lain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. He
gave us some Of them
and | wanted my hus.
band 10 try them. He
said it would do no
good. His stomach
had been troubling
him worse than ever
At last on Friday |
told him If he would
not take those tablets
/ was going to send for
a doctor, and he said
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he would take the,

be would take them. BY Monday he was
like another man The blues were gone.
no more trouble with his stomach. and
the best part is that the trouble has not
returned. / cannot praise Chamber.
lains Tablets too highly"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
DENVER BURGLAR IS
SHOT BY ST0REkEEPER

- T'7T7FTHN l0WHNNt NFttINt IENNtV VIII
Denver ocf. 4.-Surprising "A party
Of. burslars in The at Of ransaeking
his grocery store. A. W billing, early.
today. shot ana seriously wounded
Luu Wilson emo Of the alleged thieves.
piling WAS notified 10y neighhor
that the Store was heing robbed
Seizing q revolver he ran 20 the store
Wilson, WITH three others il ~ said
started @ fm when billing opened
fire AZ the county hospital i was
stated thar Wilson is probably fatally
shot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
NOTICE
TO HEATING CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received a. the city En-
gineer's office until o'clock ,. IA.
October s. 1914. for the heating on
the CITY iiali building
Plans and specifications may be had
npon application 10 the city engineer.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

aualtf Nj hernandez b. generously
endowed
"a second qualification ls that q
member ~ ConEress shnll Dee thuf-
ouFhiy informed as a tire needs
~ his people and the resources. ths
Industries lHd the possibilities NJ the
community which hc represents TINS
knowledge Mr Hernandez puss sses in
marked degree 10 ls e successful
business man. farmer aud sheep man
aud knows Sew Mexico and its people
Thoroughly
Greet moral issues from time ca
lime, have g. uo considered and dis
posed ~ by congress. II is essential
that the man thuuld have clean per
sonal character and right point ~
view an these questions MI Herman
dez is d clean man His life IS whole
some and the position that he VIII
naturally nsaum on any question
whore good morals are Involved, VIII
be the right position.
~Our representative wlii be one n
nearly 800 members of the lower
house Bio hess 60 deal with other
men. end be- "a man among men MI
fernando b mHn ~ lHCt uf pleas
ting address. VI strong personality. and
viii meet his colleagues without irfi-
Eating them. and without rubbing
them the wrong way lc win be
able 10 present the needs of New Mex
leo with force and tlgor and without
stirring up unnecessary aniaeonism.
AN immense amount at work de-
wolves on member OF congress That
- purely detail work II makes great
demand upon the physical strength
and mental activity OF rcpres nta-
tive Mr. Hernandez Possesses strong
and vigorous body His kindly per
nonnlify makes him friends here ana
VIII make him friends in congress. on
the committees 10 which he may b.
assigned. and iu the departments
81 here he will have 90 work Tact aud
"a pile easing personality are as impor-
inat in 4 member Of congress ns in
travelling salesman
IN used to be- Thought that "a con-
gresham should he "A fluent speaker
but the work II congress now IT, large
ly done hy committees and while 10 ls
important that our representative
should he able 10 express hls Views
clearly and defuifely it s. much more
important that he should possess these
views and have tho disposition To nt-
tend to the details Of his committee
work Mir Hernandez b an easy
graceful and convincing speaker lie
IN 'lilieent worker and viii impress
his colleagues with the souuduess Of
his Judgment orators are not often
the most useful men in congress They
arouse aniipaihy. awaken
jealousy and impair their own useful-
ness lie will be best represented by
q mum Of good. common sense and
sound judgment who attends strictly
10 his own business and does that bust
mpsA Mcll.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

IOhdoh, OCT. . tIiUS n. M
. Redmond. the Irish leader in maxi
ing recruiting speeches al Wexford on
sunday eloquently appealed for q rec
oneiliation on the home rule question.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
How She
Cured Her Husband

"For five years my hust and suffered
with his stomach. The medicine he took
only gave relief for a while nothing
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. s@s@e4e4e~&e3eee


isv sossHa JOURNAL srscisl lsAsrn nlsri
Mexico City. oct. 4.-ChArEiug thai
the rebellion la northern MeNico was
instigaied "hy the so-Cailed cientificOs
and our conquered enemies Gen. We
MUSTANG Caifan2a tn hts statement TO
the convention OF Oonstfiu.ioEal.st
leaders here yesterday offered 10 re-
sign as first CHIEF IL a majority uf
the military ehiets desired h. but dc
clared he would not submit 'to a
group of chiefs who have forgotten
the fulfillment " their duty and Co "a
group Of civilians 20 whom the MAJ
ton owes nothing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

Edison Records for price Of -
during Fair week. Learnard-Lindc-
Daann Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
PUBLICITY
Sure ! Cure for Corporate Dig
eases.


The startling disclosures OF cor
poraie Acknowledgement in the last
ten years have brought about a
general feeling that publicity of
corporation affairs is both neees-
sary and desirable for the future
weli-being OF all corporations. This
publicity may be affected in many
ways and should give the public as
Wen as the stockholders such in
formation as Will eliminate all pos
sihie chance for corruption and
acknowledgement.
In the past, managers cf some
corporations have operated their
business in more or less arrogant
fashion, persiltently refusing to
make their acts known to the pub
lie or even to their stockholders. In
most instances &c these operations
had been made public at the time.
many of the ills from which they
are now suffering would not have
occurred. ana millions of dollars OF
Investment would have been saved.
Inc emect Of corporate misman-
agement IS greatly maEnifled, how
ever, when It's discovery comes too
late by governmental investigation.
Generally speaking. ii the facts
were voluntarily made public, or IL
they were made known through es-
f-NA-f't+aNA +AA'kiANNlH VI ULn1EtlYs IN
the regular course of business, the
mismanagement Of the corporation
would never occur or it could be
remedied Immediately and The bad
eject Of It would be comparatively
small.
And so It is With many houses of
business--in the field of commerce
ana manufacture. They are afraid
OF puehcity--afraid to have their
factories eSamined and TO let pur-
ohasers verify statements or facts
concerning tho goods. The only
conclusion 70 be reached In such
case IS that the manufacturer has
something TO conceal. which, IL dis
covered. would not bear out his as
ssriiOns.
Publicity IN relation to all bust
ness matters is the best cure for
their evils, just as light and air
kii the germs Of disease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05
l. strong Republican.


Finally. and % my mind. fnndamcn-
tally. Mr. Hernandez is republican
who believes in the republican point
OF view H. is thoroughly n sympathy
with tive best purposes of his party,
and Is inspired ~ is traditions lie
does not. and VIII not think that he Il
greater Than his party chase after
some Wil-o-the whsp. nor try Ia re-
deem the world through ms own I'M
aided strength He does BOT believe
that ne world WIS made in a day. nor
that al the good things which he can
conceive of ~ desirable can De accom-
pllshed In one congress nor through
one election Ito knows THAI The world
advances slowly. but he also knows
that The world must advance aud that
progress ls ouy to BE- brought about
hy the consistent ana continuous ef-
fort of fur-seelng m6n
"Hl rs the khd of ID man who can
comnf mise on measures where moral
issues are not Involved and IS willing
To take for his people hnu Il loaf II
the whole Loaf cannot De procured, be-
lieNiug that another baking day Is
coming lls stands before the people
of this state ua thu accredited repre-
sentative Of The republican party
which IS the greatest party for con-
structiNe } gislaton that this country
has etet known ana be- VIII do his
part u quiet manly why in work.
ing out It's aNoWed purposes accord
ing 90 rs declared principles. The
people al the state nili know exactly
Where % find him on public questions
az an times ne Will not be republic
mn with republicans. democrat with
democrats and progressive for q Job
or fuF the mere distinction of noml-
nation Ne Will ho Aimed with the
Younger. more active moro progress
sixe members ol the iepuhncan party
n M Hernandez were q man OF or
binary qualueg which he IN not. and
Mr. FcrsUsAon We're "a man Of extra
ordinary brilllaney which ne is not
Nh tiefnnndlx should receive our sup
port because ut tha things he stands
for
Rals Ferguson and Wilson
HeTnandvs stands for a policy Of
conttfuefiys legislation and CONSTANT
PROGRESSION ar FERGUSON stands for
% pnl,cA OF destructive legislation. and
pelfistenf fttrorresstun The things a
man stands tor are more important
Than the man ana a campaign of per-
son1lIiies IS weak aud unworthy
vote FOR Hernandez Is a vote for
proiceiiNe tariff for rational trade
suatien. Tor tbe up-tuilane - oar
Industries and the restoration. af tie
regular and wei filled pay env iopc. 4
vote for Mn Ferguson rs "a vote tor
low tariff the balrus OF hig business.
ihe eontineatisn uf tight money ana
poor irade, and depleted aud lrreeu-
lar pAy check \ vote Tor Mr. Wilson
Is a vote IA The air II means nothing.
counts nothing, aeeompiishos NOTHING,
We stands Tor disappointed hopes. nm
thinking protest untitled theories aud
unAttainable eassries The republic
ran party il the party OF faith The
aemeefatie party is the pAriS 81 doubt
ips progressive party Is the party Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

rebel force by force Of arms. it has
been ON account Of prudence which
the circumstances dema9ded. But this
nation must know that II It reaches q
stage where il IL impossible to other
wise suppress their rebellion, we have
1000 men we'll armed. artillery and
machine guns and also we -navc right
and Justice which are invincible, on
our side
General Carranza said that it was
his duty 90 fix the responsibility of
the rebellion Of General villa, which
is nothing but n plot instigated by
the so-called cientificos and our con-
Quered enemies who have not received
public offices on account OF incom-
potency and coWardice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

I'm ms sfatpUont tfpntrHI IaTTHnlH
outlined the reforms for which he
said his party was working, reviewed
at length recent internal troubles in
Sonora and Durango which preceded
the reak with villa and declared the
convention which he was addressing
was the fulfilIment of the plan Of
Guadalupe ana that an the constitu-
tlonahst chiefs. including the division
81 the north. had agreed that this con-
vention should name the time OF cleo
ton
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-05

"Mcmners of compress are first of
an. rharged with the business ~ gov
efnmtat Ia providing revenues and
authorizing the expenditures Of this
great country They constitute board
'ef directors 81 the greatest business
on earth. Tho first qualification of
congressman. in my Judgment, Is good.
Isouhd. common sense with which
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
ICIlApTEU 337.

AS ACT 70 repeal section Is OF Ar.
toe ~ OF Baby Annotated code OF
the Public General Laws of Mari
land title Justices Of The Peace "
suh.ulle Attachments. aud to r..
enact tho same with amendments.
and 10 add an additional Section
thereto to be- DESIGNATED a. SEE.
tlou 4aA
Section BE il enacted by a..
General Assembly O. Maryland That
SECTION Is az Afticl. r. of Hagb, \
Annotated code Of the Public Gen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-05-09
CHAPTER 80 /

Az ACT TO add an additional Section
10 Article q OF the Code 81 Public
General Laws OF Maryland of 1904
title Crimcs and Punishmcnts ="
subtitle Fraud 20 be known a.
Section 1892
section BE II enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly OF Maryland That a
new section, TO come IN after section
i3S and 20 be DESIGNATED as section
l@>i2 he and Is hereby added TO Ar
'.etc q Of the Code o. Public General
Laws OF Maryland OF 1904. t'tle
Crimes and Funishments. subtitle
Fraud TO read as follow
section 1882 ANY person firm
corporation or association. who or
which in a newspaper circular or cir
cUlar OF form letter or other publica.
tioI published IN this State wlltuliy or
knoWineiy makca OF d.sseminatcs any
statement OF assevcration OF fact con.
Ccrnius ~, quality The quantity the
value. the method OF production or
manufacture 81 the reason luI the
price Of his o. their merchandise or
The manner OF suutoc Of purchase of
such merchandise or the possession Of
Awards. prizes. 81 distinction con
iofr!nr euin OF such merchandise.
q" the motive ~ purpose 81 4 sale
intended 70 give The appearance Of an
Offer ADVANTAGEOUS O. tho purchaser
which IS false and fraudulent hall
BE- guilty o! misdemounor
ANY person hrm corporation OF as.
ISOLATION OF any cnPloye thereof who
violates any provision OF th.s section
-lall be- liHrl" 10 s. nae az not less