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Interior receipts and stocks were:
GIVE U. S. BONDS AS DIVIDENDS.
Directors of National Reserve Bank
Avoid Problem of selling.

An uncommon dividend distribution Is
that OF $500 900 OF United States Govern
ment per cent. bonds which the directors
of the former National Reserve Bank,
lately taken over by the Mutual Alliance
Trust Company have declared to stock
holders as part of tho liquidation OF the
company.
This Is the second dividend, the first
being distribution OF $50 in cash. The
Government bond distribution will amount
10 a $50 distribution when the bonds are
worth par The registered 2s are now
quoted at 96n and 97ia, a recovery from
the low point to which they dropped dur
ing discussion OF the currency bill This
Is what the directors OF the bank say in
n letter TO stockholders about tho hope
for the bonds to go TO par:
"As we understand the new currency
law the 2 per cent consols will retain
the circulation privilege. We also under
stand that the Government plans to re-
s25 900 900 Your directors have ma Ia
full inquiry from those who are In a
position TO know ms 10 the future value
Of these bonds and find II TO be tho con
ssiisus of their opinion that the bonds
should sell at par when the new currency
system should have become operative.
"As the bonds were selling below par
and as tho sale OF 100000 par value OF
the bonds in bulk would In all probability
further reduce their market value the
directors feel that each shareholder should
decide for himself the question as Ia
whether he shall sell or retain his pro-
portonate share OF the bonds"
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THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes higher, with Trading
Of Narrow Proportions.

Conee was very quiet Yesterday. but
the undertone was firm and prices at the
close showed gains for the session of one
to five points. Most Of the sales were in
the December delivery. The cables were
higher than expected and cost and freight
offers were unchanged to 10 points higher.
Most OF the buying came from shorts and
some represented orders for European
account The movement was still liberal.
but brazilian markets were firm.
liavre opened unchanged TO u sr.
higher and closed !. TO T. r. higher.
Hamburg opened unchanged to a pfg.
lower and closed unchanged Rio No :
was unchanged at 5S050. Santos No 4
was unchanged ut $4,000. Rio and Santos
receipts were $4,000 bags, against $1,000
bags last year. Sac Paulo receipts
were 10000 bags, against 5000 bags
last year, and Mt Jundiahy they were
$4,000 bags, against $1,000 last year
Warehouse deliveries OF Brazilian coffee
at New York and New Orleans were 1851
bags. against 103,S2l bags last week
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oSs sa p tic ios% Fresh
irsts 20 Z %sihe. 0 dirties No. j. i7Sisc.
No. ., lo9i6c.; checks. l5Gieo.i pennsyi.
hennery browns, 2ia2oc.; mixed colors
LIVE PouLTRY--There was no suction
looked as though there viii not =. more
hs market 81 rasher cars uneertan There we're
sales Of fowls at 1874 u l9c.. ROSTERS 12hc.:
turkeys. Ice: ducks, Ice; and geese at ise
and the best were offered 2?a 2se;, with
exceptional quality bringing CSC. without
DRESSED POULTRY .--Broiers were OF
&c. yesterday. with an ample supply. Re-
eoipis OF other fresh killed poultry were
Buyers Of fowls wanted them to weigh four
pounds or more; The majority Of the fresh
were few fresh killed turkeys. but they
were Irregular in both quality and value.
Young ducks end squads opened at tho
show good movement OF frozen poultry to
this market. An oversupply will reduce
prices. Fancy frozen fowls and turkeys were
grade. Prices follow: Fresh killed turkeys.
average a ID. 17@1sc. Broiiers. Phlia-
del,phia fancy ~ lbs; each. a 10, ssgasc,;
go lbs and over to dozen. 1sIsc.; 3s to q
lbs; 1sgiste;; under 80 lbs, isH q isc
scaldcd l6isc.; Western and Southern. poor.
ia l2c, Ducks, spring, Long Island, Ice
S s% %h,c 95s TO SS Snsn
ss:5,, Frozen-'rurkeys, small, Western. sc.
l Is = hens and toms :5 csc; Kentucky.
box, milk fed fancy, is TO 20 lbs. IS a zoe |;
corn fed. l7qisc. Chickens, milk fed. ii
to 3s lbs to dozen. le@i7c.: corn fed,
and over to dozen. Isle: 80 to s. 81 lbs b.
if's % l5c.; old ROSTERS, i2gi2hc.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-Receipts during two days have
piled up on the dock and deliveries were
slow Yesterday and trade early In the day
was not active. Later there was some call
out OF town buyers They took some under
grades, which helped the market consider
ably. As whole the market was barely
steady on the high grades yesterday, with a
as they have been for week. Process was
quiet and ladies lacked new orders. There
was good demand for packing stock Il
quotations. Prices: Creamery, extras. 271p
2ie; thirds, 2iG 2i,sc': STATE dairy, tubs.
finest, 26c good TO prime, 23 q 2Jc. common
to fair, goo 22c.; process. extras, 22g.2iac c. (;
ilrsts. 2oh Q?iiac lower grades, l7ia a
i9ige.; ladies, current make. hrsts 2O@
2S;e sdGonds iss packing sv stock GGr
l6m1sc.
CHEEsE-Msrket opened yesterday rather
quiet and fee Offering OF lower grades,
both white and oolored There were occa-
and cleaned up well. There was also a de-
mand for young Americas which could not
be met. Skins did not do much and quo
was OF &c. Prices; State, whole mix,
fresh, coored specials ~. Qiihc,; white,
liiac,; colored and white, average fancy.
i5@i5Sc,; State. skim, fresh, specials, liz.
oil Nc; poor to fair. bW9isc.
EGGS--Posted receipts yesterday were
light when the holiday IL considered. They
Will probably be large to-day, Demand for
nne stock was good and It was difficult ~
The medium grades were those which were
hard TO sell and the bulk OF tho arrivals
were undcrgradeH. There was a good show :
Ing yesterday OF nearby hennery and sut-
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Strong In Late Trading
After Early weakness.

Wheat after early declines Of more
than 1c. turned strong late in yesterdays
session on news Of black rust damage in
South Dakota and on tho reports that
100000 bushels had been taken for ex-
port, come OF which was worked late
Friday. Prices at the close were at prac-
tically the high for the session and In
dlcated net gains Of y TO SIC. The
cables were higher on smaller world q
shipments. unfavorable Russian weather
news and better continental demand
There was a decrease OF 1,741 900 bushels
In the American visible supply Most OF
support came from shorts.
Corn lost g to &c for the day after
previous declines of more than 1c. Ben
cflcial showers were reported in the South
west over Saturday and Sunday and bet
ter crop reports were expected. Higher
cables. rejecting unfavorable weather con-
ditions In Argentina, were ignored and
stop loss orders were caught on the break
Worlds shipments were larger There
was decrease OF 677,00 bushels In the
American visible supply. Oats closed
steady at about the high point after
earlier declines OF more than iac. Crop
news was favorable There was de-
crease OF $4,000 bushels in the American
visible supply.
Chicago priccs WE'RE.
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Referees Appolnted.

Supreme Court-By Justice weeks-B.
Creptal & Son w. Reirert. Max s. Levine,
matter OF Greenspan, Charles ID, Donohue.
Ry Justice Greenbaum-Robert W.
Murphy. David Tim,
by Justice Giegerich-Aibany Savings
Bank VS.. Edgar Const. Co., Edward L. Par
ris.
ny Justice Guy-OSullivan VS.. Clark.
Thomas l., Keogh. Stein W.. Karp. Wilbur
Iarremore. Iehmeyer W.. ORourke Bros.
Co, George w, Collins; N. Y. TT, GO. VS..
Manner James A. Foley; Davis VS. Smith,
Harry n. French
BY Justice Pendleton-<SchauE vs. 6ot-
scheck, James NJ. Donohue.
by Justice Lehman--McNames VS..
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Sugar-Raw and refined sugars are un-
changed IN price at 3.39c. and 4,30c. re-
spectively and no sales were made yes
terday. Rehners continue 10 keep out
of the market. Indications point to a
good detail of hedging In raw sugar fll-
lures against the prospective advance In
refined prices The tone OF the raw flu
lures market was firm.
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar fu-
lures. basis 96 degrees, c, t. (. New York.
reported by Hopkins Bros. 25 Broad
street:
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Cotton prices made a recovery Of about
10 points on old crop months and about
10 points on the new in yesterday's mar
ket. and Tire undcrtone shcwed more
strength than at any time since the Is
suarlce OF the bureau condition report last
Wednesday. The buying was chiefly for
short account, burt spnners also had or
dsTv In the market around tho opening
isvcl and Il was demand OF this charac-
ter that turned prices upward Some of
the heavy sellers of last week bought
freely. with one BROKER alone taking nearly
$4,000 bales In the first half hour or so
Leading spot interests also were credited
with buying, although they were not at
all aggressive.
The upturn IN the market is construed
by most traders as merely the evidence OF
sold out and perhaps oversoid condition.
Tho sarprlse contained in last weeks bu-
reau condition figures. combined with re-
ports of favorable weather and pessimistic
trade advlceS has furnished a bearisli
combination that few traders cared to re-
kist AS n result liquidation has been wide
spread and selling general. Tho South
Is now rather bearish ON tho new crop
outlook. particularly cotton operators In
the Eastern belt The outlool; in the Caro-
linas, Georgia and Alabama is considered
as good as IL was three years ago. when
these States raised their record crops.
The weather over the holidays was very
favorable. Precipitation was moderate
In most cases. but was scattered over q
very wide area The amounts generally
ranged from one-qUarter TO one-half inch
hut points an the Carollnas receiver over
two inches. Temperatures also are lower
Tho weekly weather report to be issued a,
noon to-day is expected to make about the
most favorable showing of the season.
Among the items which we're responsible
for part Of the buying yesterday was q
report by lIabersham King. which was less
optimistic than usual. rather bullish ad
vices from the Memphis Comm ercidl Ap
peal and reports OF weevil damage il
Mississippi
Most traders. however. view the market
at present as "A scalping affair, with tn,
possibility that under favorable weather
prices may decline to the basis OF . cents
where u IL believed that spnncrs agar
will enter the market freely on the buy
ing side
Futures closed stgadV. z to points IN
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NdHH HIHrKet5 lOIToW. Wneat-NO, !
Northern at Minneapolis. SSNc: No.
Northern spring f. o. b., 99%c; No. .
red C l. (. export, size: No. . hard
{. o. b.. ssl3c.; No. ! Manitoba T. o. b.
9?a.c. Corn-No. . yellow. Zoe: No. .
yellow c. /. T.. 74s,c: exports, 75isc.
oats-No. white. aiihc. No white.
42 @i3c. standards. 43is d4ic. Rye
No Western C. 1. Z. New York sSc
Barley-Malting @. I. I. Buffalo. 55d5S
flour-Spring patents, s4.25GSiSO:
spring clears. s3.sO9s3.e5: Kansas
strsishts 10 arrive, si25 S435.
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Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
at 1926. Southern spot markets were
unchanged TO &c. lower with New Or
leans, - Sol. Savannah. l37sc. Augusta,
1<Ac, and Memphis, 1880.
The New Orleans market was steady
AFTER the closing here. Prices there were: :
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Sales were 1900 bags.
Provisions closed quiet and steady
Cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl75O6
SIS; family. S1s@sls.50. Pork-Mess.
s22.2 O SEARS: family. S249s25.50. Lard
Prime Western, 5000: refined Con-
tinent, s10,75; South American, sl125.
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Supreme Court-Rv Justice Greenhaum--
Nellie !. Hymes vs.. Isaac Helfer, James Nc
Laughlin,
BY Justice Guy-Emigrant Industrial Saw
ngs Bank Vs. johanna Strack, Aonroe Geld
water.
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SHARP RECOVERY
IN COTTON PRICES
Bears Cover Freely in q Mar
ket That Shows Sold
Out Condition.
WEATHER STILL FAvORS
Moderate but Beneficial Rains
in Many Portions Of
the Belt.
Cotton states weather.

For Virginia. North Carolina and South
Carolina, partly cloudy to-day and to.
morrow; moderate to variable winds.
For Georgia, partly cloudy. with local
thunder showers to-day ana Tomorrow
light 20 variable winds.
For Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana.
partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow; light
variable winds.
For eastern Texas. GENERALLY fair to-day
and tomorrow; moderate south winds
For western Texas. generally fair to-day
ana tomorrow.
For Oklahoma, local thunder showers and
somewhat lower temperature to-day; fair
tomorrow.
day: probably fair tomorrow
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nth Orient Cruise, Rotterdam" 24,l7o tons.
Feb. II for 66 days. 5000 up including shore
excursions Round the World Tours in this
Fall. Frank &. CLARK. Times Hdg.. New York.
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The Liverpool market was very steady.
There was a moderate business In spot
cotton. with middling points lower, at
7.4ld Sales, 5000 bales. Receipts, 1000
bales. none American. Prices at Liverpool
were:
Open. High. low Clos Prev.
,,,.r, !inps 81 81 ss"',, 7 ins' G los:
Oct Nov. ga 667h 66a G.G7il 6.G2i2
Jan. Feb. 6.J5ia $50 G.63 6.b9ls 6.54ls
Eleven \ NJ. bids to Liverpool were {:
July. 1850; October. 1877 December.
1927 January. 1877. The market
there Is due to open to-day about one
point UP.
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AGWI STEAMSHIP LINES.
clyde Mallory ward Porto Rico Linsa
$50 Broadway. New York
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OLD DOMINION LINE

To all points South and West Every weekda
$ y. NJ. Pier 20. North kiver Tel. 1910 Fran xiii
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FRENCH LINE.
CompnEnie Generate Transatlantique
Direct Line to Havre-Paris (France),
General Agency. 10 state 81. ". Y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
MONEY ENOUGH
IN GERMANY To
CARRY ON WAR
iav 4oa~as JOURNAL s,.e,.l LEASED WIRE,

itf hoHfbh1 JOURNAL SPECIAL tHheGu WfHEi
London, Sept. Is te.40 D. m.)-An
official statement received from Ber-
lin by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
company says.
The board of trustees OF the linz
perial hank Of Germany draw special
attention to the fact that the bank
proved itself quite equal to the excep-
tlonal demands made upon 1t by the
war and that Germany Is armed both
economically and financially to fight
a war on all sides until results have
been obtained which will secure the
political and economic future of Ger
many.
An inquiry has been held at Col
mar, Prussia, into charges OF high
treason against the Able .Wetterle, a
member OF the reichstag from Alsace-
Lorraine, who has been condemned to
death and whose property has been
ordered seized.
German. Austrian and Italian
newspapers reflect the remarkable
enthusiasm which has been created
everywhere by the heroic acts of the
German submarine To. which has
since safely returned to the fleet"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

London, sept 2b f2ife y. m,)--The
pstend correspondent o. the Reuter-
Telegram company sends the follow
Ing Dispatch
Forty thousand Germans have been
encnmpcd IN The environs OF Waterloo
since Saturday. headquarters being es-
tablished al Huysbfocek. Al pass
ports 10 Mons are being refused by the
German authorities al brussels. the
object Apparently being 20 prevent
travellers from seeing the great amount
Of ermf tranEpurt which has already
returned there from France
"Thr Germans have Installed heavy
hieEe guns af Granddaughter and
Meysss. TO prevent the Inhabitants
OF three places from reporting this
fact fbe men have all been shut up
IN church and The women have been
sent 70 Brussels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
SICK CHILDREN
LOVE CASCARETs
FOR THE BOWELS
Give Candy Cathartic" for a
bad cold, sour stomach,
constipation.
Get a Decent boy now.

Most of the ills of childhood are
caused by sour. disordered stomach
sluggish liver and constipated bowels
They catch cold easily. become cross.
listiess. irritable. feverish. restless
tongue coated don't eat or sleep well and
need gentle cleansing of the bowels
but don't try 10 force a nauseatng
dose of oil into the little ones already
sick stomach-it is cruel, needless and
old-fashioned.
ANY child will gladly take Cascarets
Candy Cathartic which act gently
never grippe or produce the slightest
uneasiness-though cleanse the little
ones system. sweeten the stomach
ana put the liver and bowels in pure,
healthy condition.
Full directions for children and
grown-ups in each package.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this gentle, thorough laxative which
costs only 10 cents box at any drug
store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
ROOSEVELT IS
ON RAMPAGE IN
MIDDLE WEST


East st, Louis. NJ. sept q. col.
Theodore Roosevelt finished his Ini-
itoln campaign Ia behalf Of the pro-
Ffessive ticket here tonight by adj
dressing large crowd.
After his specs h here he hurried In
an automobile % ~ Louis Mo-. where
he delivered another speech
y don't are a rap for the support
q any man Tor me personally he
said. unless he stands Tor ihe prln.
eiples ! represent am In this con,
isat beeaHse ! am for those prlnei-
pies Tht only way any man can
support ms r - supporting tho proc
gresssyc ticket
Colonel Roosevelt denounced tho
Illinois republican eandiaate 1T nfee
Mf ehippcFfleid. ltelpse he voted iof
L"tln1ef for aenaiur. Ne added
II SPEAKS volumes for the Short
nrnf ~ The nslnufy az oar people thni
2 man Who voted Ter isorim,r should
venture 70 rim a. any Ticket
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

Wireless Complies With De-
mand Of Navy Department
After Refusing TO Submit
TO Censorship.

~ seaatee lcuaret erfcitl ttksen msnst
Washington. Sept 2s.~-By order OF
President Wilson as commander in
chief Of the army and navy. the wire.
less station Of the Mafconl company
az sinscUuscti. Mass, WAS closed to-
day because Il declined 10 recognize
The righi ~ the federal Government
to exercise q censorship over tho
plant.
The navy department to0k ne cas
nizanee Of the fact that the Marconl
company had flied IN federal rnur,
an application for an lniunciian 60
restrain the naval Officers frum clos
Ing Or censoring the station The
Wireless company finally decided %
offer no resistance ana the station
was closed at ! y. M.
The navy department made public
tonight the kilograms that had pass.
ed between the department and En-
sign =. y. Nixon u s. n, censor in
charge # the s,asconsctt station
The statement follows.
AT LIS y. ~. the navy depart
ment received the following message
from Ensign Nixon, government CEN
sof at the siascoesctt statl,n:
"Slasconsctt. Mass. Sept as. 1914.
The following letter WIS received
when your instructions were deliver
ed 70 the Marconi man IL charge Of
this station;
= = acknowledge receipt Of youf
letter Of Instructions relative To the
cessation Of all radio communications
az sasconHstt. Mass, aud would ask
u you are prepared TO carry out your
orders BY force
Marconi Wireless feicgipph Co.
of America
4 regueei Instructions"
~. y. NIXON"
Al sis the department received
the following
ssaseouHct9, Macs Sept e5, ialA|
Secretary 1T the Naky Washington
The Marcon company withdr0ss
letter prcvloualf sent aud the station
Was closed al / y. m, r, r. NIXON. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
REVENUE BILL
PASSES HOUSE
BY HEAVY VOTE
All Republicans and Progress
SiyeS Except One and Eleven
Democrats Line Up Against
War Measure.


Washington. Sept 25.-The admin.
istratlon war revenue bin imposing
additional taxes on beer. domestic
wines, gasoline, special taxes on the.
alters and certain dealers. and stamp
taxes, all estimated to produce $685.
100000 within a year.. was passed by
the house late today. The vote was
1884 TO 1856.
The bill now goes to the senate,
where the finance committee already
has begun paving the way for its
prompt passage.
All the republicans and all the pro-
gressives. except Representative Cop
ley of Illinois. voted against the bill.
land they were joined by the follow
ing eleven democrats Representa-
ltives Galloway Texas: Church, Cali
fornia, Hobson. Alabama; O'Hair, H.
linois: Ragsdalc. South Carolina: Sis
son, stephens and Witherspoon, Mis-
sissippi' Stevens. New Hampshire.
Thomson, Oklahoma, and Wingo,
Arkansas
The bill was under discussion In
the house two days Its passage was
preceded by the overwhelming viva
voce defeat Of a motion of Represen.
tative Payne of New York. to re-.
commit the bill to the ways ana
means committee. the only motion az
any kind allowed the opposition un-
der the rule.
During today's debate, Republican
Leader Mann assailed the measure as
due TO the democratic tariff rather
than to the war and as a novel prop
ostion to tax the peoples pocket
books while the government has s75
400, 000 on deposit in the national
banks
Representative Iiolson of Alabama.
democrat. declared the Temperance
forces We're opposed to any tax on
besr on the principle that the gov
ernmens should not be dependent in
any way upon alcohol, while he said
had five million slaves in this conn
try and cost more lives than war.
Representative Gallivan Of Massa-
chusetts, democrat. praised The
American diplomacy OF today, which !
he said was emerging with honor
while the "tarined" diplomacy of Eur
cpe had wrought a blunder SO coles |
sal that no man living can reckon its |
consequences.
The bill would impose an addition.
Al tax of 30 cents barrel on beer
z cents gallon on gasoline. 20 cents
gallon on sweet wines and 12 cents
On dry wines. stamp taxes on railway
ana steamboat tickets, brokers con-
tracts. Insurance policies. MORTGAGES
telephone and telegraph messages ana
special taxes upon theaters. brokers
bankers. tobacco dealers and others
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
HtvARfA>s ARE NOT IN
HARMONY WITH pRUssIANs

London. sept. 20 tastf u. ALA
dispatch from Client "a the Express
says that the trouble between the ia
Narians and Pruaslans In brussels has
continued aud thai all Baenrlans IN
Helginm are being removed The re-
sentiment Of the bavarlans. II Is said.
Il due 70 Insults alleged 10 have been
offered b the prusElans to the Hell
Rian queen, who IL Hawaiian prin-
eeFs
dispatch from Amsterdam To Reu-
ter's Telegram company SAYS. however.
that The reports Of fighting between
the prussians and Iiavarians Il de-
MED in Isruasnih.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
NEARLY usfr OF THOSE
IN AUDIENCE iEasIs

NJ. Louis SEPT 81 -toI Theodore
Roosevelt denounced the republican
and democratic parties ana principles
throughout thirty minute speeoh
here tonight His Voice Was weak and
within ten minutes almes, haif OF the
huge audience which had gathered 10
the national guard arnory departed.
realizing thai the former president
could not send his words across the
full length OF the hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

The second torpedo which struck
the cressy passed over the sinking null
OF the Aboukir narrowly missing Il. II
is possible that the same submarine
free al three torpsdops al the Cfessy
The conduct Of TIE crew aas ex-
celient throughout. ha.e already ie-
marked on the bravery displayed Dy
Captain Phillips, master Of the traw-
Ter l.. 4. coriander. and his rev who
picked up l5e officers and men,
The report BY Commander REGINALD
A. Norton. late OF H. N. 5. :logue.
follows:
have the honor 10 rcpnrt as fol-
lows concerning the SINKING OF the
Hogue. AboulSir and Cressy. Between
6'lb and $50 q. IA. H. N. S. Aboukir
was struck by torpedo. Tn. llogue
closed on the Aboulsir and ] received
orders to hoist out the launch. turn
cut and prepare al the boats a..d I'M
hhh timber on he upper deck. Two
NE boats were sent to the Aboukir.
but before the launch could get away
the itogue WIS struck on the starboard
side amidships by two torpedoes az in
terNala of ten to twenty seconds.