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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

|Gie @abI b,s ger,paIters bic sur
Observation-Disclosures peridobeH.

Dag Dire.tprinm bes Deutihen
4IIsemsin proieiiantiihen Waiienrers
ems bate iih aeitern unter Ioriis
beg prdiibenten U. Steinfamp nne
Observation-Disclosures bssSetretdrs Tero.
Steinbah sar balbmouatli9eR SiBs
iiEg sufammengefunbeu.
Die ginleit,ina Der 9eiddfte iplros
NIT BEN geri4t bes iempordren 9ers
odlters q, o.. Shriefer btgonneH.
gta6 bisIem Gsridi befiuben iia'aur
.3eit 81 snoben uiib 43 Wl1bhen I'm
Sniiitut. Das ainb Qaura Sonss.
iDel9ss felt 7 ssabren on elmer 2ufs
ientranibsit leibst unb sipei sydbre .irs
ier Der Obhut bss Waiienbeims itdno.
tpurbe am 10. gluauii burh bic Wui'
te- rc% bem gbriit 5oipital aebrahi,
Die ainbsr amiiiirtsn iih treffli4 aui
Rem Ausflua. tpslher BON bem yrdii.
benien Der Gtrabsnbcbnaeislli dat
Rsslep Ga6pf na4 bem 3oo arrangtI'
iporosn mar.
g}dfS hem Eerift beg femper0rer
g,,r,pultsrs babsn bis urSsersn qnabsu
al piel freie 3sit unb purben bislel'
Zen nit tleinen 60usarbeiien befd3dfi
tiqt, ipoburd5 bem ssnititut piele I'M
nDi6ias Musacbsu srfpart biisben. obHl
Die ainber irgsnbipie nnsuitrsnaen. "
tpurbe ferner berihtet, baf untsr Gel,
iuna bsr Ddmsn bss gereins bic gt'
srntsieu nriihit einsemadt iDnrbeI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
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,Qrsonlano", pOn slntlperpen -amc.
riea", BON @enaa: o2,atria~, BON
Wlorieiae. ,Montierrat~. pom Cabs.
sibgciabren: .siotteroani" Ilad)
siotteroam; .slneouia1, mad, yseapel.
2iperpool. anaef.: r3eelano1
bon aeip s)ort. ysniiiania" pon Sselu
sort.
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ucn Rew Dort.
goiton. gnacf.: ra0ln". Don
Bremen; .slmioinn", Don Ulasgoip.
sIbgeiabreu; ~arabicA nod aipcr.
pool.
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iuar0@, pah aponmoutb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
.luslanO. clcgrapb
Ser Ser. ct. Spti6after
Yage
Coll sessu' bas Der b
Des Qanbens BON " Mus.
Idnbern in gng.
lamb prptes

gpaTbinaton, .. G.. II. 9lus.
Sis Rahriat, DAB Guslanb bas aan'
ben aler gusIdnber auf britilAem
9ooen perboten bat, bot g. StaGts'
ietretGr grpan bsrdnIabt, ben got'
i6aftsr mage in 2onoon au iuitrulrsn,
oab er cine llnteriuduna tpegen oes
@eriihts pornsbmen unb fpsnn es iid
ais pubr eripeifsn iolIte. BEL Dem brt'
tiih"n auspGrtigen Qlmt in eRsrasi9sr
Wsiie protsitirsn ipIe.
Die Deuti9en nett IN
Srantrsi9 eingerudt.
9onbOn, II. 9luguit. - Der
MiIitdrs Sa6perftdnbiss oss sOai!p
Chronicle" lest Der bon benz britii9en
prebbureau semadten Intiinotsuns,
bab .osuti6e 5ruppen ii9 an Der
glisne" psrIban5en", bic srSbts Bi4'
tisteit Bel, Gr dubsrt ii4 Oariibsr
lpis fplst:
rGs beosutst oies. bab Die Ssutiden
in GROCER 3abl cine nett. Strsds in
franSDiiidss 9ebist Don Der belsii6sn
@ren5e aus, sinseriitt iino. Sisis
Snpaiipn III Don piel grObsrer gsssu'
tung pom miIitdrii6en Stanopunti
aus, als bic fran3Ufiids SnpaiiOn ins
gIiab. Die 0sutidsn miiisn Idnga
beg oberen 2aufs Der aiane biz bintsS
bic Sienung.n Der Gran5oisu seIanst
iein. Die sbatiads, Sab Die sruppsr
Fd peri6an3sn. Ssutst bic GnDsissRcit
srobsr Snfuntsrismaiisn on.
Der. Staaten Rarinetrup'
pen mad Cans Domingo
sef4idt.
gaimansra, Cuba. II. aus
Das finite Rssimsnt pom Ser. Staa
ten Marinscorps srhieli ON Sienitai
gefebl, fia iOfort on gOro oes sons
portbampfsrs .SoneOd" mad Der DO
minitoniitsn Rspublit einaui4itfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
ssinansi 4 ipierigfeiten
Sn Dsutfdfanb 6Ilia
iihermuubeu

Berlin, pia aonbon, II. Anauft.
Die .gsorobeuiIde 4Iasmeine 3sis
tung" idreibt. bah Deuti6lanb bic
findnsienen Ghipiefieseiien. ipsldIs
her Msobilmaduna fclsisn. erfOIsrsit,
iiterpunben bat.
Die Reihsbdnf." idreibt bas
8latt. ,sntlpraG polltcmnieH ben In lie
aeIebten grmartungsn unb rqe arobsn
Baniiniiituie geriinS folgten Der
R.iGsbant. Gin Moraiorium in I'm
syntersiIe Der anasmeinbeit ipebsr min.
lfenspsrtb nod notbpsuois. Die sriie
sSiirforse pfrb ben eriparniiIen bss
goItss aslicn. bic fid ouf 10000.
100000 Muri (etna $500, ,00O. .0O0
beluufen.@
Die gsfiir9tuna baF bit WcbiIs
mn1una in irosnbrpslher Weifs bic
Grnts bseinfIuifen ipiyb, finb unbss
ariinbsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

Bbrcn @. @p0man +. -. 14,95S
Mills yy. g)eafIndt 1851
Fir ole iitrigen Msmter mar nur ie
Elm sanbibat i'm Telbe, ipesbaib bic
abgegcbensn Stimmen nod nidet ges
aablt iporben iinb.
sbsnfo psrhielf Is fid nit ben bez
fiofrdtifden aanbibaten fir @taatss
iino gountn.9emter. nit 2lusnubme
bes @ouperneurs unb 9unbes.Send-
tors, fiir ipeldje ber ieBiae @ouperneur
Sos. Cor refp. Der iebise GentraIans
malt Sim 6ogdn nit arober Wdios
riiGt aus benz anmpf herporsinsen.
Der ipdten Stiinbe tpeaen ipurben
bic fir bsruofratiihe aunbioaten abs
aeaebensn Stimmen nod niht ae5dbit.
Die aontefte fir bas Gens
frafsa ON m tttte.
Sn elmer 2ln3abl Warbs qeftaItete
iida bic Wdbl etpas Iebbaftsr, aIs in
unberen. .ssil bort stontefte fir Wlit.
gliebIdaft bes gentrals sGommiiiees
pprlorer I'M pon ben betr. 2anbibas
ten nit aIler> Gnsrgie ousgefo6ten
frirben. sSn aAu Warbs iparen bic
stanbibatsn, ipeIA opn Der bemoiratis
itben rsfp. Der repusGtnniiHen Srgas
nifation inbofiirt ipol zen iparsu, iiee.
.rsi6 uno apdr:
Repu5Iifaner.
4. Warb: Geo. W. 9ibblts iiests
iiber Gb. $. anibonp 1896 ssssn
294).
s. Waro: 6. 8. Sennsiss iissts
iiber Wattbetp 8. Smitb (597 sesen
299).
23. gDaro: geO. 20. Graipforo iisste
iibsr aouis Shueler NIT 874 gsgen
515 Stimmen.
RorDopb-2. Wdrb: gbas. Ws.
Der iissts iiber Col. Gutmdnn.
3. Darb: s. O. GbtDarbs iieste
iibsr Dan. Sealp.
A. Warb. o. 8. Staeep iiegts iiber
Sobn Shueioer.
GDIerain sOpnibip: 8. 90. Slider
| fiesis iiber R. 9. Jlpnn.
DemofrateH:
g. Msarb: 9beoScre Bradeu iieste
iiber &. .. Wtiirpbp Gal sssen 58).
8. Warb: geO. Buihins iisste iibsr
Widael Wcaenna (227 sssen S4.
II. Warb: 6. G. 2uf4 iiesie iiber
QluauIt aunfsman 178 eesen S0).
Is. @aro: Sdmes S'5dra iiests
| iiber gntbonp Joi (440 sesen 1850.
| ylprpoob, 4. Murb: w. 8. aeup
Iieste iibsr :. g, gOdsp (15o ssesH
1881.
Ueiami Sotpni6ip: Gus 9iIbebrano
Iisaie iiber 8. u. gIsafon nit 81
GtimmeH.
Gprinsfislb SOipnflip: 5arrp
Cummings iisste iibet Jobn ".
| gseaakr (2S5 seseu 235).
Snmmes 9opnibip: Grant pollod
iieois iiber 8. .. Glst4er (62 sessl
43).
gBbits.poser sppnThip: 7bomas
Riron fi.s.e iibsr SOfeph Gabp 1Os
gegen 39. -,
ssbr iiberruf6snb ivar Der um'
ftanb. bab fir bas ptogrefiDe 1idst.
refp. beien aanbibat fur gouoer'
nsir, GERM Samss R. 9arfielS. i'm
oou,,n gourtp nun 223 Stimmsn
abqsaeben porb.n finb, Elm gepeis,
bah bic meifsn elnbdnser Der neueu
9ar.ei ipieber sur republitaniiten
e-,,,,,t;or ,,yiidnefsfJrf ffnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
|0as Rem Saben 8abnfns
fem I0it lid duf.

Wafbinstpn, 3. g.. II. ans.
generalanipalt Rspnolos CAB am
Sienitag 2lbenb betannt, bab bic Ots
retturen Der gleip Sapen 8abn iid Sn
elmer aufl0Iuns bes gabnipitsms be-
reit ertlGrt bdtten uno amar fpIrp
oieIe auflSiuns auf 9runo Don Be
binauneen srfolsen, bic Der Generals
anfpalt beitimmt bat.
cynfolse biefer 4uflDiuns tpirb ods
por einigen Doden in glep gort 9ea
oen bic gabn anbdnsis ssmddte 9e'
rt6tli9s 9srfabren binfdaig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
&ansh III.

Goiisberr:: rBir baben cine aShin
Elm GtltbenmGoitea, ein Wsanhen fix
aIles iu0 Elm aiHoermdoden.
sSol @er hat 0enu 0o Die meilte
arbeit2@
.wsGne grGui-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

gm 9lbenb traf bier bic NaHridt
Elm, bab Elm britifher areuaer nnb
brsi franaDiiihs arieasiGitfe an Der
aiiite BON ReusGnslanb eeieben NOR.
ben feien. csbre Namen tpnnten nidt
in Grfuhruna gebra1t perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
beutf6en Heisr
pifen nDnHep gort
absefabrem

Ien Dorf. II. glua. = Gin
perIfpinbenb tleiner 8ruhtheil Der
Sauienoe BON beutI6en RsierDiften,
bic bier auf cine 9elesenbeit barren,
lin mad benz alien 8aterlanbe seians
gen su t1nnen, 1T am 9isnitas auf
benz italisniI6en DampFer ,9lncona"
na6 Neapel in See gesangeu, in Der
Soffnuna bab es ibnen ohue srobe
SAfpieriafeiten geliHeeu pirb, DON
yleapel aus beutIfen 8oben 5u erreie
6en. Die msiiten Der abgefahrenen
fparen Sffisiere unb unier ibnen be-
f1nb fi6 au9 Graf Ndltsr bon
8erntorff, Elm Reffe bss beutf6en
gptI6ofters in WafbinstOn, Der
2eutnant i'm 16. Acknowledgment 1T.
Der Oampfer mar Bis auf ben less
ten plaB nit pafasieren befebt unb
I'M 3nif6enDed befanpen ii1 1900
ifaltenifhe glrbeiier nit ibren Samis
leu, bic in bic 5eimatb reifen. Spl4s
WnHenreife 1T I'm bisie Sabressei!
,abiolut niats uasenSbnIi4es.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

Die 0rirndripdblen, bei beneH ges
fern gum srit.n Wsale iiber bic bel
Der oauptnabI Su laufenben Stdatss
unb Gountp I aanbibaten, ioipie fiir
8unb,s Ssnat unb bds Rsprdiens
tantsnbaug abseftimmt Durbe. Nriies
zen I'M bi.Iisen GOuntp p.rbdltnibs
mdbia ruhis. Jiir bi. Saupt'asmttr,
paren in nur ipenisen Jdlen mehr
ais elm aanpibai i'm syslbe. aut re-
publitaniftxr Geite trus Da0ib 5ob,
aanbioat fir Goupsrneur, NIT l4,s
939 aesen 6348 Stimmen ben Sieg
iiber Sront 9. mills buDcn; Ilbert
8. Worriq erbieIt als 4dnbibot fur
glie. Gouxrneur 1853 Stimmen
asasn 2911 refp. 3o36 ietnsr @essns
tanbibat.n Sobn 8. @rncIb uno Jas.
SO. GaIbp.a. Diir Staaisistrstdr er'
bieltsng has. @. 5ilbtnbranbt II, 81,
Mlb,rt &. gulbert 1852, gbds. 9.
galbreatb 2961 unb ebas. u. Rsio
2671 Stimmsn. Gbos. u. Sttuss
bauu6. aunbibat fiir Siuats SddBs
meifter, erbielt 9049 Stimmsn eesen
1924 fir gubolpb D. artsr. 3o59
fir gbos. u. Wilion unb 1915 fiir
6. 6. Doobipprtb. Tiir @ensralsIn.
malt iiegte ebiporb 9. 9urnsr mil
| 1886 Stimmen gesen MDp "
gsrrpmau, Der nur 624S StimHlsn
erbalten bat.
hin glnScsSc ertielten 30
iebb g. ;sorafer 1854, @alph 2
Cole 2,260 rrlb @arren y. Surotni
$3.50 StinImeH.
Der 9onteit fur GouHfp
GIerf.
c,n oqin aonteite fir Gourtp G!er
hat ecr ictiee SiibnEer Ses aHifes
Scrr 81. q. g. Gtepbcus, oeul Dol
Ser rcpubIifanifhen Sraariiatio'
zine BieSernomiration perfpetger
lporSen mar, als itnabbdngiser aai'
bibot nit 1869 Gtimmen iiber ieirsl
eSeaner I. Sarrp asmartn seiiegi
Gr erhicIt 1915 inb aEmann M
1856 SiinanG.
l9ie acgisIatur- San Si oa
| ten.
! ccsn 9epig nuf Die republitnntide
2caislatur. .annbibaten ergab b
IgsaGl bas gleIuItat, bot Serr ya1l
q. Sioper, eiH iinser DeitidAm
faner, Der ebenfolls MIDI BON Der u
aaniiItion enboIiirt iporfen ipor, be
iorbigen aanbionten slbraham Sir
coin 1oIton nit 1892 geeen 1913
Glimmen bcfiegte. Die iibrigen iieii
sanoibaten, bic aiif benz Ballot ltar
ben, tpi,roen erpdblt uutb ans U
Ianlirt.gleiuItut BON 520 aus b2
IreSinften nor foIgclloeS:
Sarrp 6. garnes 1927
glugnit W. Wriid l6,6l
gibrabom g. TaIion (iinubb.) 1913
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12

aaufen Jabriarten fir elm 2uftfdiff,
bas iis na6 llngaru bringen iou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-12
2ofal Beridt.
pie grimarwa6fen
SaSen seitern gang iiberraidsnSs DC
initiate ersebem.
oauiS Sob, al6ert s. Rorria uaS
SpIepb geniOn Scrair,
;sfr @Oubernsur, reip. @iee.0ouper'
neur unS Snnbes.Smat
nominirl.

Der aampf fir bag GOuntps seIertss
amt su Guniten Don u. 6. ..
Stspbens sntidieSsn. = SaIHss W.
Cor iisst auf bemOirutiider Seits
iiber Sobn s. Wbiiaers. Jiir bas
prosrsFipe sidst tpurben MIR 22S
Stimmsn abseseben. - Die pers
i9iebeneu 0arb apntsits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01
Suits ait $1O-Basement Floor

and palpable imitation
plainly tailored models of awoo and black
making alone? Now for TERED
popns
ehension Theyae hee-o the baseme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01
Madam Moellen'
Announces a Wig Sale.

She says: Il have to keep in
touch with New York and keep
pace. & * = * l am pre-
pared to ask as little as $500 and
up to 500 for Wigs in any shade
of hair"
The window display, corner OF
G and nth streets, shows these
wigs on wax figures, appropriate
ly dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-01
Phone Main $3.50

Mr. E l. Nicholson, of awning fame
is now associated with the Palais Royal.
Linking Nicholson skill and Palais Royal
prices surely makes headquarters of this G
street corner.
Awnings are here linked with John
Boyle's best grade awning stripes and duck.
Window Shades are linked with Joy c.
Wemple's Empire Handmade Oil Opaque
and Transparent Shading. Best service and
best materials are linked with less than
usual prices for the commonplace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Herboth. painting. papenng. iiaaJ.
Have ever tried Fees Home
Made Caramelsg
Get quality with righ, prices at
Matteucci-Palladino n Co. Phone IL.
Rush Race will shoot tomorrow
al $50 after the baseball game.
Born. Monday. August 81. 1914. %
Mt. aud Mrs. J.. T. stuart, of 5I3
South Arno, a son
Neil Sinclair. chief clerk In the
Santa Fc ylrdmastrr's office. is In
Flag@taff for n brief vacation. the
guest II his brother.
our Libby's line OF cut glass Is ar
irving. There are some masterpieces
IN the line of cut glass cutting. You
may see them at Rosenwald Bros.
jewelry department
John Tierney, of the First National
bank. brother Frank. and Bob Crews.
left last night for Roswell in an ~
tomobile. Frank will enroll for his
second year at the New Mexico Mil-
itary institute.
4. IT,. Hamilton. o. the Silver city
Enterprise, was ~ Albuquerque to-
day On route to silver City after a
vacation through many states. loves
ing 5000 miles of territory. Mr.. Ham
ilton visited an sections Of the coun-
Try from New Orleans To Boston,
While on the trip he visited twenty
six Elks LODGES, a. as many cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
NJ j A
PAYS MARLBORO
PROMPTLY
Well Known Santa Fe Bank
err Gets Substantial Check
on Claim Following Opera
ton for Appendicitis.

one more striking illustration Of
the practical and extremely satisfac-
tory working Of the claims depart
ment OF M Pacific Mutual Life In
Co. has been manifested. b..
H. Schwentker. general agent Tor the
company. yesterday handed to &. O..
Mardorf. q santa Re banker. well
known In Albuquerque. a check for
S235 80 in payment ut a claim. fol-
lowing un operation for appendicitis.
Mr Mardorl was operated upon IN
-. Joseph's hospital here only ten
or twelve days ago. lie was fOrtu
ate enough 10 held two policies IA
the Pacific Mutual-one a combina-
tion life. accident and health, and
another straight accident and health.
Although holding policies In other
companies. the Pacific Mutual was
the FIRST on M ground with "A checK.
settling the claim ahead OF all com
petiturs.
Mr.. Mardorfs appreciation Of the
prompt settlement is expressed la the
following letter tu Mr.. Schwentkor.
Albuquerque, y. NJ,
Sept. lth. 1914.
MIR. r g. S~chwontker. General Agent.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co, Albuquerque. New Mexico.
My Dear Sir
I appreciate very much your check
for t237.50 which you have handed
me today In payment fOr my three
weeks disability from sickness.
hold three life and accident policies
In your company. ana nm sratified
with the protection afforded me
This Is the first time ! have cv"I
made claim, ana now realize the ad-
vantage OF carrying my insurance
with a company whose local repre-
sentative has Fun Authority To- settls
claims.
Thanking you for prompt settle
mcnt. ] am,
Very truly yours.
tSignedD g. O. MARLBORO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
President of Commercial Club
Believes Issuance Of Certi-
ficates Will Be a Way
Out.
PROPOSES MEETING OF
Does Not Favor Occupation
Tax Collections in Advance
Because Of Opposition on
Part Of the Merchants.

Albuquerque can and Albuquerque
viii nnish the city building, now
unfinished because OF lack of funds
This was the keynote of an interview
authorized today by G. .. Cushman,
president Of the Commercial club.
Mr. Cushman uggests the slogan
Finish the city Han
ln sounding the call to arms. Mr.
Cushman suid hat he lead with
much interest the suggestion made
by William Kiekc. former city treas
urer. published In the Evening Her
aid 81 yesterday. that the merchants
81 The city pay In advance their oc-
c%upntion tax for " years. thus net
ting enough money to continue con-
.struction work on the building.
Il doubt the feasibility or adyisa-
bility of MT. Kleke's plan because
OF the opposition To the occupation
tax among the merchant said Mr..
Cushman. II understand the mer-
chants Of Albuquerque and Of the
state intend 10 Eight for q repeal 81
the tax at the coming session ot the
legislature
Mr.. Cushman then proceeded to
outline q plan which ne believed
would work out satisfactorily. The
plan il tu have h Commercial club
n Retain Merchants association
meet with the city council for the
purpose Of having the council auth
orize the issuance OF : per cent inter
est bearing building certificates.
These certificates Ia be issued la de-
nominations ranging from SIS tn
sian or $500. and to be sold 10 peo-
pie of Albuquerque who would have
sufficient faith and confidence In the
Commercial club and Merchants as-
sociation, az well rs councilmen pres
ent and future, Ia purchase them.
AZ IL now stands the city ~ paying
S5t0 a quarter. or t2.i G a year. rent,
ana the one-mill levy brings 81. zoe
a yea into tho building fund. By
moving to the city hall. u finished,
the city would save the rent aud the
t2.i60 rent saved. together with the
1900. you'd not only pay all the
interest on the certificates. assuming
that $4,000 In certificates would b"
Issued, but would at the same time
provide q sinking fund for the re-
demption of the certificates.
II believe mat All that is necessary
IL &" stir up the proper enthusiasm
among the business men % Alhu
querque and we VIII have the city
building finished and finished right
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
Aviator Roy Francis Coming
TO State Fair With New Thrills
FANCY GL|DES AND
DARE DEVIL DIPS
BY B|RDMAN

Tho accompanying photograph
shows Eoy Francis. with ihc Lincoln
ne1chc, aggregation 81 bivdmen,
taking GO straight dip in his biplanc,
apparently crashing straight Co earth
FROM "a great height. Francis accom
pii.hcs this death dofyinr stunt with
AN the tht.ill available. When fly
ing 90 an elevation of ovor u thou
sand feet. the machin, takes q
-wuop and a someraault Initiated
spectators believe that % terrible ace
ideut is about 10 occur. The ulplauc's
uE.uo stops suddenly ana there h. "a
GREATNESS silence whsle the machine
dives straight toward earth with
startling rapidity. when within "a
short distance Of earth Francis starts
the engine again. brings The biplane
right side up ana ends the suspense
FOR the spectators. sailing away into
space with u Wn,c Of his hand To- the
crowd.
Francis had had a very successful
ear living AT fairs and various eNhi'
billions In all parts OF the country.
He is being sent To Albuquerque by
Lincoln Beachey To put on a real
aviation show.
The birdman expects to more than
please the visitors 10 Tho fair and
has sent word that ne viii be glad
To carry a few passenger up with
him during the week, The passengers
Go he selected by the fair manage
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
WOODEN is
TO SHED

The wooden pavement aid by the
traction company at the Central
avenue and Sccon street crossing is
beginning 10 shed Automobiles n
other heavy vehicles HAYS so lonsened
thc Two hy -fours put down that Trnf-
hc officer y. NJ. Miller has been
compelled to take up "a hall dozen
and pat them cut at the way al the
curb Co prevent the possibility Of Hc-
cidcut The traction men say that
cement will be- poured iu place of
the wood 80 soon as General Man
uger C-hadbuurne returns to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
DENY
TEST

That they were not sent To Albu-
querque for the purpose OF testing
nut the question ~ Ia whether or not
This il a field In which chiropractics
can operate. as was alleged 10y the
prosecution Yesterday In the prelim-
mary hearing against them, was de
clared today BY NJ 4. Battsndorf.
w are In Albuquerque To- practice
our profession n not FOR the pur-
pose at testing out the law FOR ans
school cr association. said fiatten-
dorf today. u have lived Ia the
west nearly an my life, having lived
In Arizona nineteen years. while mS
wife was born in silver city. y NJ
We came here simply because We de-
cided II Was a good place To- prac-
tice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
G. II. CARNES
OPT0METRIST

Refracting the human cyc and sup
plyl1g glasses that exactly conform
q" the requirement. ~ each individ-
val caHe-cotrecuug an defects that
Impair vision ana waste vitality inso-
Tar as it ma, be done with lenses-ln
short, Rtting glasscs a. they should
De lifted, giving careful attention to
every point and detail tim h. our
business.
An examination VIII enable us 10
determine chat wc can Do for you.
once, IA West Central, opposite
Hotel Combs.
phone 5t2 for Appointments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
WATER CD. COMPELS
SANTA FE To
PAY BILL
Threatens to Shut Off Supply
Unless $l0l, Held Up Pend
ing Action by City, is Turn
ed Over.

According 20 statements made by
railroad men M santa Fe has been
compelled hy the water company To-
pay the Si0i bill rendered for water
used IN putting out the ERE at the
railroad ~storehuuse last winter. The
railroad company withheld payment
81 the bin pending action hy the city.
which. the 81 commended. should
bear the Expense OF IRE FIGHTING.
when .he company laid the matter
of the &lOl bill before the city
cl the latter went on ecord ~ rec
ognizing the city's duty 20 protect
the company rom IRE. out the size
Of the bin vas questioned. Finally,
after several meetings. city Attorney
Thomas y. Wilkerson was Instructed
to investigate the bill. and see wheth-
er II might not he cut down. n not
altogether cancelled. The understand
Ing was that the city would reimburse
the railroad company n h latter
were compelled TO pay.
II was learned today that the water
company This week Informed the
santa re thIt unless the bill were
paid al once. the Santa FEES water
would be- cut on. The railway could
not AFFORD to risk any such proceed
ing. and aecurdinRiy a voucher Tor
the flol Was drawn and turned over
TO the water ompany.
Il b. expected that the matter Will
be laid before the city council at the
nrst meeting of the month neN
Tuesday night The regular meeting
night Is Monday. but on account OF
the holiday. b IL planned Ia adjourn
the session 20 the evening following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05
N MICHELBACH AN
ALBUQUERQUE BOOSTER

Tony Michelhach. with his twenty
i've cent auto fare, b. helping To
boost Albuquerque. he takes our
ists about town for twenty-five cents
apiece. Yesterday he carried "a party
ct visitors over town. showing them
tn. sights and charging only twenty
five ,euts fare. The visitors were so
faNurubly Impressed TINT they am
uouncrd their intention uf locating
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

so many senators objected to
Wombat for the federal hoard
True"
"But why?'
Well. he seemed So entirely suit
ahlc Tor the place hat IL looked Ike
establishing "a bad precedent 10 ap-
point him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-05

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. To
restore digestion. normal weight. good
health and purify the blood. use Bur
docks Blood Bitters. Sold NJ All drug
stores. Price, &i.0n.