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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
PosiIki Rosyjskie
dla Francyi.

LONDYN, 4 wrzeSpia. -
NIESLYCHANIE w A IN A
WIADOMOSC OGLASZAJA
DZIsIEJSZE KoMUNIKATY,
A MIANOWICIE, ZE w DRo--
DE JUz So sPoRE PosILKI
RoSYSJKIE OLA FRANcYI,
KToRE PoMoGA w OBRo-,
ME PARYzA, ALBo w DY-
WERSYI PozNIEJSZEJ Ma
TYLACH ARMII NIEMIEC--
KIEJ. OTTO POMIEDZY AN
GLIA, FRANCYA A RoSYA
PRzYsZLo DO PoRozUMIE-
MIA MA MOCY KToREGO
ANGLIA WRAZ z FRANCYA
DoOSTARCZA OKREToW
TRANSPoRToWYcH 1 o.
CHRONY MA GAS TRANS
PoRTU "A ROSYA DA 10000
WoJSKA (DWA KoRPUSY),
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
NIENCY POD ?ARYzEN
Waka napoWietzna. ROsya Ste pusAki FraCy SeTboWie
zndW pObii AuShyak6W TurCya, Balkan i WlOChy?
Pogromu

PETROGRAD, 4 wrzesnia. -
Donosza tn o kornpletnej klesce
arrnii austryackiej w Galicyi: ar
mia ia, pobita W siedmiodniowej
bitwie pod Lwowem, cofne3a sic,
poddajac miasto, tymczasem dru-
ga arrnia rosyjska, ktora wypar-
Ia Austryakow z Krolestwa, po
prawym brzegu Wis}y,, pobiia ich
pod ZamoSciern Tomaszowem
- otoczyia polaczone armie au--
stryackie rozgrorri1a je ma spo3-
Ike z ia arrnia, ktora wkroczyla do
wschodniej Galicyi i zaje}a byia
Lw6w. Podobno straty Austrya--
kow wynosza w tych walkach sto
tysiecy ludzi w zabitych, ram
nych pojmanych do niewoli.
- Urzad rosyjski ug1asza, re
W wielkiej bitwie pod Lwowem,
ktorej rezultatem byio zajecie sto-
icy galicyjskiej, straty Austrya.
k6w wynosi1y: CO najmniej 20 ty-
siecy zabitych, IS tysiecy ranio--
nych i 40 tysiecy wzietych do ME
wolf. Armat zabrano nieprzyja--
cielowi z CORA $50. w poprzed-.
niej bitwie mad rezka Dniestrem
zginac miaio Austryakow 14,600,
kt6rych ciaia spalili Rosyanie ma
pobojowisku, mad rzeka Gniia Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04

wazny punkt kolejowy Karszyn
(Karschen); mad Wisia skupiajq
sic slime obrony Niemcow. Rosya
ME przesarnai linie oporu nienie-
ckiego pomiedzy Kr6lewcem a
Heilsbergiem obecnie miasto
Krolewiec jest odciete cd reszty
wojsk niemieckich i izolowane
kompletnie- zdobycia jego spo-,
dziewae sic nalezy rychfo. In
wacya rosyjska postepuje wzgiah
Prus ku Whsle - wolnej obecnie,
ale pewnie: Rosyanie lava ogar-
niaja kraj caiy - wypierajac
Niemcow ku rzece WHSLE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
Poglad ma Sytua-
eye " Gaicyi.

LONDYN, 4 wrzesnia.- Wra-
zenie kleski austryackiej W Cali
cyl jest ogromne: wojska austrya
ckie, bite na poinocy przez Ro--
syan ma pofudniu przez Serbow
So kompletnie zdemoralizowane i
sadzie nalezy, re jeszcze pare ia
kich pogromow a opor Austryi
zniknie doszczetnie. Obecnie Ro-
syanie lewem skrzydien1 napiera-
ia ma obronna liilie Sanu, pra-
wem napieraja ma lewe austryac-
kie w Krolestwie. lima arnia ro-
syjska w Krolestwie dziaia prze-
ciwko tym korpusom niemiecko-
austryackirn, ktore dziaiaja W Lu-
belskiern dotariy po miasto
LODI, zajnujac je po raz drugi W
tel wojnie: poprzednio zajeli .je
byli Niemcy, ale sic wnet wycofa-
Ii. w razie wypssia 2 tel strony,
Austryak6w Nier1icow artria ro-
syjska natrze ma Krakow gdzie sig
skupia Gala austryacka ofensy--
wa, oraz wtargnie ma Slask au-
stryacki pruski-na miasto Wro-
claw. z p6inocnego Krolestwa
Rosyanie zagrazaja Poznanskie--
mu: tu ich jednak zatrzymaia kle-
ska zadana i'm przez zabranie do
niewoli niemieckiej caiych dwu
korpusow W Prusiech Wschod--
mich. Po zajeciu Krakowa Pre-
mySla ma po1udniu Rosya bedzie
mia1a niemal otwarta droge ma
Wieden, po wEroczeniu do Po-
znanskiego zaszachuje powazn1e
Berlin. Narazie przerwa W walce;
W Galicyi Austryacy wyczerpani
dwutygodniowa walka, spoczywa
ia nieczynni "a Sanem. ROsYA
zDAJE sIE CHCE PRzYsPIE-
SZYc KONIEC RAMPANT
MA ZIEMIACH PoLSKICH,
KToRE ZAGARNIE WTEDY
WSZYSTKIE. Obecnie w Cali
cyl valley p69tora miliona ludzi
. 100000 Austryakow i 100000
Rosyan. Korpusen, kt6ry zajai
Lw6w dowodzi gen. Rozyckij;
WE LWoWIE ZAPRoWA-
DZoNo JUz ADMINISTRA-
eye RoSYJSKA, JAK I w CA
LEI WscHoDNIEJ GALIcYI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
STkhSzNA III ESkA

ME udala: obecnie ich Rosyanie
Kr6lestwa wypieraia i GAIA armie
osaczyli. Podobniez ma lewem
skrzydle rosyjskiem nie powiod-
10 sic Austryakorn: probowali
stawie opor pod HALIcZEM,
gdzie przyszao do krwawej Bit
wy, ale zakohezysa sic ona od--
parciem Austryakow zwycie--
stwem Rosyan. Mad Gniia Lipa
stracili Austryacy 5000 pole
giych, sporo jenca, w tenn jednego
generaia, zdobyii jeden sztandar
i 80 armat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
WaIki ma DaIekim WsChOdziG.
z M0rx.i i kolorlii.

1 WSZYSTKIE WoJSKA CO.
FAJA SIZE BEZLADNIE w
ZAcHODNIM KIERUNKU,
PoZoTAWIAJAC B GAz,
BRON, DZIALA, I OBOZY.LI-
CZBA PoLEGEYCH oGROM-
NA-POZA TEN ROSYANIE
WZIELI 10000 JENCA w TEN
KILKU GENERALoW, DA-
LEI 200 ARMAT, KILKA
SZTANDAROW I IMAGINE
ZAPASY BRoNI 1 AMUNI-
Cyl. oGoLEM WE WsZYST-
KICH WALKACH DoTYCH--
CZASOWYCH w GALICYT,
ROSYANIE WZIELI 10000
zOINIERZY AUSTRYAC-
KICH DO NIEWOLI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
Bukowina zajeta.

PETROGRAD, 4 wrzesnia. -
DONoSZA TU o ZUPELNEM
AUSTRYACKIEJ
BUKoWINY WRAZ ZE STo-
LEcZNEM MIASTEM-CZER
NIoWCAMI. ROSYANIE CIA-
GINA MA sUcZAWE KU GRA-
NiCY RUMUNII.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04

EcZOausla
eIRkulAcfA
YESTERDAYS
eiRcBuTl0H
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-09-04
UWAGA--SPROSTOWAN|E!

Miasto Allenstein - po polsku
Olsztyn, powiatowe w Warmii, mad
rzeka Kyna po niemiecku Ale:
pod tie m to miastem odbyly
sic walki, wzmiankowane w na-
szych telegramach to jest twier-
dza, kt6ra zdobyli Rosyanie; o.
sztyn wiec. a ME Olsztynek. ktory
ley mad rzeka Jemiolowka, a po
niemiecku zwie sic Hohenstein,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

treaeherous nature of pneumonia
might easily In his case result in more
immediate radical changes OF the Eu-
ropean situation than the military out
look had seemed TO warrant, The
selling that followed was. shared In by
some of the largest houses on change.
Previous to the furry about En-
peror Williams condition the wheat
market had shown hardening ten
dency, due to export sales, Frost In
Argentina and to talk of persistent
lack of adequate moisture for the WIN
ter crop In western Kansas. Primary
receipts continued surprisingly large
but were perhaps fully offset by adj
vices of q big decrease Of the seeded
area of winter wheat in Russia.
Export sales OF 100000 bushels
made the corn market comparatively
firm, despite the weakness of wheat.
Wet weather and the consequent les
SEEMING of receipts tended also toward
steady prices. although speculative
selling caused at one time a moderate
sag. F.4s
oats suffered from the slowness Of
eastern demand Shorts here were
principal buyers. =
Provisions bulged in sympathy with
the hog market. The effect wore
away, however, when subsequently the
advance at the yards was lost.
Closing prices:
Wheat = Dee, s1.f5s; May, ST.
20%. l,a
Corn-Dec.. 62Ac; May. csMc.
Oats--Deo., Ale; May, 51Mc.
Pork--Jan.. s1s,12. May. s1S.52.
Lard-Jan., s9.77; May. 1897.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
MORLEY TO LEAVE FOR
CENTRAL AMERICA SOON


ESPECIAL coRassroNpsnef TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Dec. 9.-S. G. Morley
plans to leave early next year for
Copan, Central America. there to con-
tinue his study of the Maya monu-
ments and particularly Maya chonol-
ogy. For years, with the School of
American Archaeology ais Central
american Fellow, he has made FREE
quent trips to Guatemala, Honduras,
fueatan and the southern portions
m Mexico and has specialized on the
chronology of the Maya monuments.
Recently appointed research associate
q the Carnegie institution. he was
assigned the study Of the inlasnificent
ruins at Chichen liza In Yncatan, but
because of the unsettled conditions In
Mexico, he may put in the first few
MONTHS of 1915 at Copan.
The School of American Archaeolo-
~ also expects to have an expedi-
uon in the field again at Quirigua, In
guatemala, one of the most beautiful
y the Maya culture centers, where II
has been excavating the past four
Years under the direction Of DR.. Ed
gar l.. Hewett.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago. Dec. 9.--Possibilltics thai
tbe lsaiser's death might lead TO a
sudden peace had much to DO to-day
with bringing about a decided down
grade in the price of wheat. Inc
market closed heavy. &@1c to NC
under last night Corn finished SIX
tenth to isc off; oats, down ~ -
to lsc, and provisions sa'sins 49,
Statements that the kaiser had
nneuu,opia and was In serious con-
5itinn made news regarding him be-
come all ut once of prime Importance
10 the wheat pit. 1t was not, however.
until the last hour of trading that ms
Illness had any effect on the market
as up to that time the ailment va
supposed to be merely an ordinary
cold. on the other hand traders we've
quick to act on the idea snas ene
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
HISTORIC ROCK
S DESIGNATED
BY VANDALISM
Unless Something Is Done to
Protect It Famous Monu-
ment win Soon Be No More,
Says Merchant.


Giles Masters, prominent mer-
chant of Ramah. n. NJ, Is In the city
and is registered at the Combs.
Mr.. Masters stated yesterday that
the famous Inscription rock, In the
western part Of Valencia county, on
which the names of the early con-
uuistadores ha dbecn cut as early as
1920. is being desecrated by vandals
TO such an extent that the matter has
been brought to the attention of the
archaeological society with a view to
putting stop TO such practices. The
names Of John Smith OF Squedunk
and Bill Jones of Pumpkin Hollow
have been inscribed in the year 1914
alongside the historic names OF three
centuries ago. and In many instances
relic-hunters have broken off pieces
Of the rock.
According to Mr.. Masters, only q
small expenditure Of money would be
required to protect Inscription rock
against this ruthless vandalism and
save to posterity one of the most re-
markabie monuments as well as one
OF the most valuable historical rec
ords in the world. The rock is on
government land, but all attempts to
secure an appropriation of the trifl-
ing amount needed to safeguard II
have been without result. and it is
hoped that by interesting the archae-
illogical society a fund may be raised
that will be sufficient to protect the
rock.
Some time ago we built an auto
mobile road from Ramah to Inscrip-
ton rock. said Mr.. Masters, land
nov. we are sorry that we did II, for
II has been indirectly the cause of the
dissertation that is now going on.
Unless something is done TO protect
the rock, its historic value will be
destroyed In another Two years"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
BROAD INQUIRY
FOR INVESTMENT
ISSUES SHOWN
Prices, as a Whole, Are Fully
Maintained, Though Stock
Sales Are Not So Active as
Previously.

New York, Dec. 9.--The broad in
quiry for investment issues which fol-
lowed the recent announcement that
the stock exchange will reopen next
Saturday for dealings In stocks lost
none of Its scope today. Prices as a
whole were fully maintained and In
one important instance--the New York
City 6 per cent three-year notes--a
new high record of 104H was attain
ed. Bonds were inclined to react in
the later dealings, the underlying is
sues of some southern roads showing
marked declines.
Stocks moved more irregularly, ac-
cording to the list submitted by the
exchange, and the number of issues
showed some contraction. About the
only important stock that sold above
yesterdays best was Reading. other
erstwhile favorites pursuing con-
trary course. There were rumors of
some large private sales or settle
ments of outstanding accounts prelim-
mary to stock market resumption.
Exchange on Berlin and Hamburg
while less active than recently over
Swallowed all other features in the
market for foreign remittances and
gave fresh point to the belief that had
its origin in heavy German selling
here. Cables on Berlin touched sSs
the highest quotation Of the present
movement.
Postponement of regular quarterly
dividends by the New York Central
& Hudson railroad and Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern railway excited
considerable discussion In the finan-
cial district until 1t was learned that
the two companies which are to be
consolidated at the beginning OF the
coming year. probably intend TO de-
clare joint dividend in the increased
capitalization. i.4t
Proposals for the shipment of q
large amount Of steel ties to Europe
suggested a renewal of foreign buying
of this character and the domestic sit
uation was improved by the placing
of Some large orders for freight cars.
General buying of n miscellaneous or
der was in excess of recent weeks, ac-
cording to trade authorities, but far
below the normal
Copper was unaffected by reports
Of high prices for the metal in Lon
don where sentiment was more cheer
fnl despite an uneven range for Amer
leans Some new financing at that
center was successfully contaminated.
Following are the closing prices is
sued by the stock exchange committee
today. a4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
ITS GREAT FOR BALKY
BOWELS AND STOMACHS.

we want all people who nave
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
I'on, no matter Of how long standing.
70 try one dose OF Mayr's Wonderful
stomach Remedy--one dose will COM
vihces you. This is the medicine so
many of our local people have been
taxing with surprising results. The
most thorough system cleanser we
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
Eemedy is now sold here by Butts,
Ihes Druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
Ia DURA DRAWS
BIG CROWDS To
) SINGER WINDOW
us He AIlve2p Is Question
Asked by AIIoWho See CIev-
er Advertising Stunt at
Leading Cigar Store. B

Us he alivcy' g
This question WAS asked several
hundred times. yesterday and last
night by people who crowded the
space ip front az The. store OF tho
Singer Cigar company oh West Cen
trail avenue and sitw one OF the ciev-
crest advertising stunts ever pulled off
In Albuquerque.
The object Of this inquiry was LA
Dura. a figure dressed IN colonial
costume. standing in the window of
the store with Il In Internacionar'
cigar poised lightly between his
fingers Is La Dura a nian or Is he
an automaton? II he Is q man, he
looks more llge an autoinaton than
any man ever did. and IL he Is an
antomaton. he Cooks more like h man
than an automaton ever ala. A re-
ward of fifty good hard American
dollars is offered 10 any one who can
make la Dura smile. which ought to
be a pretty good test as to whether
be Is a man or an autpmafon.
! La Dura VIII be in tho windows Of
the Singer Cigar company again to-
day. @ ~..s.4sA :. 81, .M
t4s
1offrstal sxus,f ud. hrfs.r ....1..a ~-...t4-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

Kansas City. Dec. 9.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts, 5000. Market steady. Prime
fed steers, 1925 a. 1860; western
steers, $7.00@8.25; calves, $500
1850.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000. Market
higher Lambs. $7.5O@s.1J; yearlings
Hogs Receipts, 1000. ! Market
Bulk Of sales, 1925 D7.25;
heavy, $710@7 1876; pigs, $6.00@7.O5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. 9.--Afercantlle pa
per, AZ @4M per cent: call money
steady; high, per cent; low, 314 per
cent. ruling rate, 3 "a per cent.
Bar silver, 49Mc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
NEW YORK METAL.

New York, Dec 9.--Tin quiet, $780,
90 a 1890
Copper firm: electrolytic, $l2.S7@
1900; castings, $12.67M 1887.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

New York. Dec. s.---Lead steady,
$3.75 20 1856. ~ It ,1.p4
speltei, s5.65@5.75 ste4 e, l..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

Denver, Dec. MISUNDERSTANDING,
700. Market steady. Beef steers, &c..
500 100: cows and heifers, $500 Ga
$50; stoclSers and feeders, $1,000
7.30; calves. $1,000 500.
Sheep Receipts, $500. Market
strong.
Hogs - Receipts. 100. Market
higher. Top nothing good here. Top
and bulk, $500. --
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
ST. LOUIS LEAD AND sPEUTEfl.

st. Louis. Dec 9.---Lead nominal,
s3.67la
spelter, stronger 1856 % $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Dec. 9.---cattle--R Receipts.
10000. Market firm. Native steers,
s5.70@ 1910: western steers, 1925 @
$40. calves, $G.25@ 800
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000. Market
strong. Sheep, $5.2oQ6.15: lambs,
$3.50 a $50.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000. Market
strong. mostly uboYe yesterdays av-
csngc; bulk of sales. $70007.55:
heavy. $3.50 100; pigs. s5.2597.5O.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

l
FoR sAI.II--MiscrIlancoos.
FOR sAI.E-rertilizer. Phone l54sw
FOR SALE store counters and tubes "a,
West Central avenue.
FOR sALE-Flve passenger auto si7E.oo.
~ Aorth Walter street
FOR sAi.Ic-cheap. horse, harness and de.
livery wagon. ole West Central
FOR sALE--.isour- hole Ma,esfIc ,.as.
good condition. lila West Central
FOR sAf.E--tnderwau typewriter. good
erder sse iis Second street. Phone s5e
FOR sALE-1sfs model "a Buick roadster:
fifst-elass condition. SIS N.st Tljera.
avenue.
FOR sALEr-Cheap One lady's bicycle m
good condition. New tires. Can ut d0g
West Central.
ron SALE Zone 1g-foot store counter oil
tank anh pump. also grocery Wagon. 1901
Aefth Elghlh street.
FOR SAILED ilelnnflonai Corrcspondef.6s
school schoarshlp Ut sacrifice. Address
lsek kol. Alhnqnerque. ~. ".
FOR hAl.E~-indiHn motorcycle. twin two
Speed Tourist STANDARD model Inquire
aapn-s store Old Town.
ron sALE--A No yietroia. 5s-focofd
cabinet and fifty records For sale ut Il
bargain. call up neaman, os2, or address
7: ~. journal.
SUDAN GRASS Independent OF drouIh.
Get plains grown seed Our seed 10 No..
and grown by oursefveH Order now Amarn-
10 Seed Co, Amarillo. Texas
FOR sALE-furnlture ono handsome mis-
sion buffet china el0set, Iioozor kitchen
cabinet one eSl2 Axmnater rus. An like
~, new ana very cheap. Apply fo7 West
- ..--s------.-
FOR sALE--Dus pitts for room accommo.
datfons At the Gates hotel. Los Angeles
Cal The Gates hotel IL fire-proof, one Of
the nswest AID best In Los Angeles and
located corner OF Sixth and FiRueroa
strests Addrcss Morntnf journal
observation-disclosures FOR sAI.E-Iiysstock ana Poultry.
ron KA.Isr-good family horse. aOs WeFl
Lead ayepilr
ron SALE 1hofouehhfed ~. H. hens
- wv soutll Edith thu evenings
FOR bALE.-b'reBh ranch eggs ". Bietz. |
IL AtlAulle ayenla lhete IassW.
FOR sALE1-One Jersey COW years Did: |
gentle horse, and buggy Purdy Poultry /
narm. OF Ihona, 1fpsH
Foii sALE-'rwo braullfui 1,edlEraed j5iir. /
iihh setter pupples: pure Liewuign /
IRAN: W each 5ls Wast Copper,
fuH sALIe--Bpmc extra nice Poland Thina 7
.hih5s LIZ bhht ~ Pc itIHlnlc 10 register, I
Phone lsssy BOX 3ss city. II. II. Nd. I
AdaIns.
FEW choice White f.eehorn and 3. q F
ithode island Red coekeruls hardy, Wig.
'fous birds range ftiaed also a few Fawn
md White and WHITE l. Runner Ducks
lloyd Hunsaker. Box aes Albuquerque
POULTRY YAKDs--71o-7is
South Broadway For sale. s. " Brown
.aghorn cocisorels full brother TO my blue
ibbon winners ana s. G, u. Orpngtons
Write mo your wants. A. n Blank, Prop,
llbuqnerqpn, n. M ~
PHEf LAY. they VIA they pay. AT the
three largest poultry shows IN southwest
a 1914 state fair, Albuquerque, state exl
osition, Roswcl; Ei paso Poultry SHOW.
nr birds won fofty-five Blues; American
'oultry Association $40 gold medal five ,
liver medals, two silver ptipa aud twenty
I've other specials; over 100 ribbons. II. l.
Ieds. both combs;. Orpinguns, both white
nd bluffs; white feghprns, Anconas and
indian Runner duciss, stock aggs and chicks
pr sale. II, d. Thomas Poultry Yards. III
ast Hazcidine nyende. Albuquerque. g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10
~ 9 n.. w. 4. JOURNAL CLASSIC COLUMNS

SEVEN

Losr--Ladys gold watch ,nrrsS>', - -
Reward N returned TO sgsL Nor,h s.r.
md or iournal office
REWARD will be paid Far return ~
:, price book recently stolen from their or
fIce hy The Texas ca =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

"ANTEp-Pianos. household soods. etc.
stored safely At reasonable rates. Phone
~ The Security Warehouse q improve
ment 60 Springer Transfer Co.. suocss-
sors 10 Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

lRosweNH.Csrrsxoz0 MsiN Lime
Daily passenger Heffiue leaving Roswell
and CarrizoEo al $500 Il. M.
Through fare. one way ..t.....,.-.ss1thb
intermediate points, per mile ,.,4.. ~
30 lbs baggaHe. free-- Exccss carried.
K0swEIL AUTO CO.,
owners aud Operators. !. !. Phone isg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-18
NITROGEN IS A L0AFER.
This Gas Is Tee lazy 10 Do Thing
Except Being Around

Nitrogen In its normal condition-as
II occurs in the air We breathe, OF
which il forms over I5 per cent-is q
singularly lazy member OF the family
1T elements The average human loaf
or Is ambitious 10y contrast. lie will
at least white a stick by way Of oc-
cupation and scramble up with sumo
alacrity il asked tn have something
Nitrogen gus Just puts ina It's time
"bcing around. Aud IL doesn't do
anything else. No ordinary stimulus
can STIR h TO action. We breathe In
gallons Of II every day, hnt No breathe
il aA out again absolutely uncha uxed
except that 1t Is a little warmer And
this despite the fact that the body has
To have regular supply of nitrogen
aud that we spend much money on ex-
pensive feed Co get Il, tp.f
In the outer verdi too. elements cf
all sorts 20 wandering by. and nitro
gen sits like dummy uninterested
and quite uuresponsivo to any ad.
vances they may make. To le sure.
few years aga the industrial chem
lists succeeded. by.using powerful clc,-
tric currents. In waking up the stmos-
pheTic nitrogen. and nav there are
several large factories in which nitro
gen activated In this way j. hcine
turned into explosives ana fertilizers.
But in the laboratory and on the street
IL has continued 10 be the inert ele-
ment par excellence.
In view of the very important part
that nitrogen combined plays in the
world. chemists. with the necessary
idealism to make them great, have
long suspected that il just the right
conditions could he provided this in
difference ofnitrogen la its fellow ele-
nients would disappear New York
Post
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-18
A Pom piesur. of Lincoln.

And now Abraham Lincoln rose from
bis seat. stretched his long. bony limbs
upward as II to get them into working
order. and stood like some solitary pine
on n lonely summit, very tall very
dark. very gaunt and very rugged, bis
swarthy features stamped With a sad
serenity. aud the Instant he began 10
speak the ungainly mouth lost its
heaviness. the bali listless eyes attain
ell wondrous power. and the people
stood bewildered and hreathless under
the natural magic OF the stFangest.
most original personality known 10 the
English speaking world since Robert
Burns
There were other very tail and dark
men In the heterogeneous assembly.
but not enc who rcsemblcd the speak.
er Every movement of his long. mus
cular frame denoted iniexible earnest
ness, and a something issued forth.
elemental and mystical. that told what
the man had been. what he was and
what he would do In the future
From 1.-The Valley OF Shadows by
Francis Griers0n.