davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20
DISARM GERMAN SHIP.
Gun boat Vaterlnnd at Nankin, Ac-
cOrdinE to Central News.

LONDON, Aug ia despatch from
Rome to the Central News says that the
German gunboat Naterland has been
forced to dsarm at Nankin China
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20
EXPLOSION BROKE
THE AMPHION' BACK
After Catching Fire British
Cruiser Probably Struck
Second Mine.
SUSPICIOUS SHIP IS SEEN
Shell Bursts on DestrOyer's
Deck, Killing German and
Two Englishmen.
LONDON, August 10.

LONDON, August 10.
The Official news bureau OF the British
Admiralty issued n statement this after
noon regarding the sinking of the British
cruiser Amphion, which was destroyed
by mine In the North Sea
The Amphion. the statement says. was
engaged with the third destroyer notilla
in a prcarranged plan OF search. The
British ships were informed by a trawie'
that she had seen suspicious ship
throwing things overheard. The state.
ment continues:
shortly afterward the German mine
layer Koenigin Luise was sighted steer
ing east. Four destroyers gave chase
and in about an hours time she was
rounded up and sunk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20

The Vaterland is river gunboat, 1874
feet long. OF only l66 tons displacement.
She carries one "a inch gun. one four
FOUNDER and two machine guns and was
built in 1903 for the Chinese service.
Nankin Is an inland city on the Yangtse-
kiang controlled by the Chinese and
therefore In the present instance is a
neutral harbor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20
strikes Frat Mine.

After picking UP the survivors Of
the German ship the plan of search was
carried out without incident until 3 80
O'Clock In the morning. At this hour. as
the Amphion on her return course was
Koenigin Luse, her course was altered
to avoid the danger zone. This was sue
cessful until 6 30 A. NJ, at which hour
the Amphion struck mine.
"A sheet OF fame instantly engulfed
the bridge. The captain was rendered In
sensible and he fell to the floor. As
soon as the captain recovered conscious
engines. which were still going at revo-
lu;ions for twenty knots. AS all the for
ward part Of the Amphion was on fire
IL was found impossible to reach the
bridge or flood the fore magazine.
The ships back appeared to be broken
and she was already settling down by
the bows. All efforts therefore were di
rected to placing the wounded in place:
Of slfe,y in case OF an explosion anc
in getting the cruiser In tow by thu
stern.
by the time the destroyers had CLOSED
in II was clearly time TO abandon th'
ship The men fell In for this purpose
with the same composure that hac
marked their behavior throughout. Al
was done without hurry or confusion anc
twenty minutes after the cruiser strucl
the mine the men. the officers and lastl!
the captain had left the ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20

:.
An expression % op'h'oH con. '"'ns
TINS matter oy hussi'h rtac',o""Ig
thoroughly famiiiar WIN me intimate s'ue
OF thls question: overheard oy chahcv,
mas gwen the suOJect new "hu 'u' 'u
aspect. rms person l"'hlsn out III an
inadvertent manner thdt the nasslhs o'
the Jews along the German ana Austrian
frontier had Tor It's OBJECT the plhc'ng vi
them where In case OF war--which mas
been anticipated Tor many !eaIs-they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20
Second Explosion Occurs.

Three minutes after the captain had
left another explosion occurred. This
enveloped and blew up the entire fore
part OF the vessel The effect OF this
showed that the Amphion must have
struck the second mine, which exploded
the fore magazine. Debris falling from a
great height struck the rescue boats and
the destroyers. and one OF the Amphion's
shells burst or the deck OF one Of the
destroyers. killing two Englishmen and
one German prisoner
The after part of the Amphion then
began to settle quickly until It's fore
most section was on the bottom and the
whole after part was inclined to an angle
OF As degrees. In another quarter OF
an hour this also had disappeared.
capt, Cecil Fox OF the Amphion speaks
in high terms OF the behavior of his
officers and men throughout, Every or
der was promptly obeyed without con-
fusion or perturba ton"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20
washington Directs All.

NJ breckenridge has notified the
American Embassy here tnat ne mas re-
ceiyed instructions from Secretary OF war
Garrison not to sail for the Hook OF Hoi-
land until he is ordered to do so by wash
inpton II is supposed at the embassy
that the negotiations regarding the move
ments OF the Tennessee are being coz
Quoted directly between washington ana
the various continental Governments
Nothing Is known at the embassy OF the
reasons for the delay,
The American Government relief ex-
petition has opened offices IN the Army
and Navy Mansions, at lis Victoria street,
where Major Daniel w. Ketcham' who Is
in charge OF the relief work In LONDON
will make his headquarters.
Col. J. f.. willard the American Am
bassador to Spain. left London to-day
for Madrid by way of Paris. accompanied
by Capt. Ralston'
Americans arriving to-day from Copen-
hagen say that they saw Second Assistant
Secretary OF state Adee in Copenhagen.
The Daily Chronicle has the following
despatch from Geneva regarding Amer
leans and other foreigners In Switzerland
1T IL estimated that there are nearly
million foreigners at present In Swift
erland. Food. which is entering Switzer-
land over every frontier except that OF
Germany liz plentiful but very expensive
switzerland is taking the most elab-
crate precautions against any violation OF
her neutrality. The maintenance OF the
present armed force in Switzerland is cost
ing more than half a million dollars a
day"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-20

The Joiiotctng letter Dds received by
Herman bernstein from Que OF the fore
most scientists in America For certain
professional reasons his name cannot be
diuuiOed. The uieiCS expressed In this
striking letter hroU a ncD and interest
ing right on certain phases Of the i0dr,
iohich are particularly timely noto that
the Gear has promised TO emdnctpdto
Poland aud to grant equal rights to the
J,us Of Russia.
For decades the autocratic Russian
Government has restricted the freedom or
movement OF It's Jewish subJcc.s, driving
them relentlessly and with a determine
ton born OF malice rather than OF good
sta;esnanshp into narrow pale. II
has rarely occurred to any one to inquire
why the Jewish population has been
crowded into the western and southwest
ern provinces Of the enormous empire.
where for sheer want OF space ana re-
stricted in every opportunity by Infamous
laws the Jews are forced TO prey upon
one another for "A mere subsistence.
The question has rarely been asked be-
cause of the utter absurdity OF the en-
tire policy, and the world at large has
been satisfied with and acquiesced IN the
official explanation that the policy is dc
tated by a paternal consideration Of
safeguarding the poor, slow w.;ted peas
ant from the competition of d Keen and
Intelligent Jewish neighbor. But why
make the peasants OF western and south
western Russia suffer all the more from
a multitude OF superior competitors!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
HARRISON DECISION
IS NOT EXPECTED
BEFORE APRIL
Doctor Only Witness 10 Take
Stand for Defense Plaintiff
Admits Testimony Of Can
deIada and Brauer,

The trial or tho ttarriaon caea cloeod
at o'oloct veatorda, nrtcrnoor bo.
fore .udee n n Ravnnlde M ~
district court sitting in hle rh,n,bers
~ decision bowrve, n KIN cvncctrd
before Amin MA no roiti ,onl sbn,,.
cypedition N thn d,cisinn ie entrrga
before Nav i Thc plaintiff yas M.
lowed nntH Narrh A. r,lo a
brief and Inc dof.neo tvnnt,, INV
after ths date of filing 10 answer.
Then the plaintiff win have ten DAYS
more within which to file reply
BRIEF. III tho ATTORNEYS wish
Attorneys FOR the plaintiff rested
iual before noon Yesterday. after. tax
ing u duy and n half 10 present their
side The dofcnae'a prcaontaflon of its
case iasted an hour ANA ane-haif Or
George ~. Harrison. the defendant
was the only witness in hls own he-
haif tn take The stand. ATTORNEYS for
The defendant said lhev had two more
Witnesses. hut that they would not be-
hcrc before today. Those witnesses
wore "a q. Bmupr. of Denver. and
j. Is Cmdeierm as santa Fe.
Accnrdlnp to tho aefense pr,ucr
,y5s= .Npartad 40 tertifg fbst In nan.
between br iorfison ANA Il plf
zcr in which he was assent for the mt-
Itcr. praperb I'm SANTA Fc was rntpd AT
$500 value Br HarriYon's ATTORNEYS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
WOULD BREAK WILL
WHICH OPPOSES
RE MARRYING
Wis Ruth /, King Asks Pro-
bate Court 10 Revoke Pro-
batting Of Louis H, King Is
Will Approved Last October

Following Mrs. Ruth T.. Kings fil-
ing petition asking for the revoca-
ton of the win Of Louis II. King. her
husband Probate Judge John Baron
Burg Yesterday ordered that citations
ISSUE to A. b. stroup. administrator
with the VIII attached. and the leEa
tees The citations are returnable
March 2.
Kings win was admitted to probate
October g Appraisers subsequently
appointed by the court in ther re-
port placed the value of property az
1900 South Edith street at $1,000 and
his personal estate at 5J.126. The
personal estate, according to their rec
port included an insurance policy for
So. 600
I'm his will. dated May 9, 1913, King
directed that out Of the proceeds of
the insurance policy $4,000 be held in
trust by The Mercantile Trust COM
pany Of ST. Louis and invested i'm
municipal on public service bonds. He
desired he trust 20 last ten years and
the income from the Investment TO be-
paid 10 his widow AZ the end of that
time ne wished the trust company to
pay Mrs King the $4,000.
N Mrs king should die or marry
again before the expiration Of the ten
Years the trust was To- cease immc-
diately and the $4,000 De paid to Mrs.
T. H. Gross, of Canton, Mo-, his aunt,
according 20 the win
King bequoathed 10 his widow the
residence mt 1900 South Edith street
and also whatever was left of the pro-
cceds of his life insurance. lie named
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
ALDERMEN Will CONSIDER
BUYING NEW FIRE TRUCK

Councilman S. d. Coon. chairman
OF the fire committee, read 10 th,
council figures he had received from
the American-La France Auto Fire
Engine company ranging from $4,000
for "a four-cN Under machine Ia $4,000
for q siX-cylindor machine. the same
as that now I'M use al the central
station. The council considered only
q DIFFERENTIATION truck
The Husbands station needs mo-
ter apparatus according Ia Mr. Coen.
city clerk Roohl evidently thought
so, also.
THAT black team is liable 10 die
any day he said.
Wont one of those $4,000 motors
dut' Councilman J, A. skinner in-
uuired The machine he referred 20 Is
u hose truck.
III we buy a now truck how MANY
more men could sou get along with"
Councilman John lee Clark asked
Chitl Jacob Klein understand,
said get along with =
"Two more. tho chief guessed.
NC NO buy another machine. we'd
better buy q good onc.' was Council
man George g. Scheors opinion
Lets study u oyer-lot 20 go until
the next mcctnE, Mir skinner sur-
gcsted His suggestion WIS adopted
when Mayor Sellers announced chat
the council would consider the mat
ter
The council decided 90 extend the
water main ON West Silver avenue
from seventh street 20 Tonth
chief Klein reported that he found
mo gasoline stoves Ina the Barnett
He WAS instructed 20 make
an INVESTIGATION recently, after fire
had been discovered In the hulldns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
ELECTRIC ARC USED
To OPEN SAFE At
P0ST0FFICE
Steel Door ReSistS Drills One
Hundred KiIoWatt Current
MeIts Hole to Interior in
Hour and HALF

The stamp clerks safe az the post
office since the locking mechanism
became defective "a week ago. deficd
an attempts 10 open Il until yester-
dag when A. o.. Van DENSE manager
of The Albuquerque Gas. Electric
Light e. Power Co.. used "a 100-kilo-
watt electric arc ON the door
Electricians. after attaching q wire
To- the safe, held a carbon, one inch
in diameter connected To- another
wire against the door In one and one
half hours they melted a hole through
four inches OF manganese steel which
previously had resisted highly tens
percd steel drills, and the safe was
opened
The stamp clerk discovered a week
ago that ne was unable to open his
safe This did not inconvenience pa
irons 81 the postofflee as the clerk
only had a small stock in his safe
and was able Co get another supply
from the vault
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and
Never Suspect 1t.

Nature warns YOU when the track Of health
is not clear Kidney and bladder troubles
cause many annoying symptoms and great H.
convenience both day and night
Unhealthy kidneys may cause lumbogo rheu-
matism. catarrh OF the bladder pain or dun
ache I'm the back joints or muscles, at times
have headache or Indigestion, as time passes
YOU may have q salow complexion puffy
or dark circles under the eyes, sometimes
feel as though you had Eca-s trouble may
have plenty Of ambition but no strength, get
weak ana lose rogh.
II such conditions are permitted to con-
tinue, serious results may be expected; Kidney
Trouble in its very worst form may steal upon
"a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
NJ MILLEN REPLIES
To THE CITIZENS
COMMITTEE
Water Company's Letter Read
to Council Declares Only
Trained Experts Are En-
titled to Information,

TT docs not seem 20 me to be ado
Nsablo 10 enter into NEGOTIATIONS ~
public discussion Of the mattor"-with
ia committee partly opposed % muniei
pal ownership.
III the city determines h have d
valuation made by trained experts
who are entirely dlsnterested. then
Il is entitled TO the fullest informa-
ton"
These excerpts from A rs McMil-
lens letter 10 the subcommittee o.
ihc citizens water committee, answer
Fps their request that Doc 0pen the
Water supply company boob for
examination, briefly outline h nd.
city CLERK II G. Bochl who received
the letter from w. W Strong n mem
Der of the subcommittee. read IL last
night before the council
Mr. McMilen's letter follows in fun.
FINAL answer to your request that
the Water supply company should
open its books for tho last ten years
for examination by your committee,
90 that the same could Boo made pubs
lic has been delayed, owing 10 the
fact That Mr. Field went east immc-
diately ana ! went east before he re-
TUNED and just got homo last night
,Aa q portion Of the committee SEE
lected by the city council is opposed
to municipal ownership and ~ least
one member Of y0ur committee is un-
alterali y opposed in municipal owner.
ship ana no definite plan has been
formulated by the city 4 does not
seem % me TO be advisable 10 enter
INTO negotiations or public discussion
oi the matter
I'm ny letter on November 49, 1913,
"a George G.. Schcer. }. a. skinner and
John Ice Clarke. committee OF the
city council, / expressed nay views IN
regard 20 the subject of the proposed
purchase Of The property Of the Wa
ten supply company, and attempted
10 mako ii clear that ] was unwilling
10 enter into any controversy in re-
gard 10 the price on to take part dl-
roclly or indirectly Ina the action Of
the city To determine by ballot the
question ~ the advlsabIlity Of mum
iclpal ownership.
II see no reason 20 change my atti-
tudc upon that subject If the city
determines to enter upon municipal
ownership ANA agrees 10 have "a valua-
ton made by trained experts who are
entirely disinterested then it is en-
titled tO the fullest information to en-
phle such disintercstcd parties tO arr
rive at fair value and ! would Their
furnish all information az our oom-
mand necessary 90 en9hle the COM
mdtee 10 perform les duty
~ respectfully refer your commit
zee TO my letter Of November t3.19t3,
for "a more detailed statement Of my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
THE PRICE SHE PAID
BOOKED FOR FEBRUARY
"a AT ELKS THEATER

The thrills ere Experiences IA read.
ing David Graham Phillips book
THE Price she Paid are even more
strongly brought out in the stage of.
tering of THAT name which viii be- seen
here at the Eiks theater ON Fchru-
any 20. ID is seldom thai This tcrr.-
tory gets genuine trent. such as viii
be- offered hy the management of the
new attraction when the big New
York company of stars visits this city
Heading The list is Miss Sylvia SUM
mers, who has been fav0rahly COM
pared with Maud Adams I'm tho Same
kind eff work thut has mace the cele-
brltcd Charles Frohmann star So
popular
"The Price She Paid" is play
brought up to date Ii deals with "a
desiening man OF means. dishon-
est boy and a girl who believes in the
teachings OF her mother as regarding
the defense of her virtue Nowspa-
per critics throughout the country
have commented On the play as being
very daring. but not one OF them has
get fWlcl 10 place it In its deserved
position I'm the American drama. The
PLAY viii be seen here for but one
performance positively
-s-
Dr. Evelyn 4. Frlsbie has removed
her office and residence from 321
south Third 20 CTS West Copper.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
STONE BROTHERS PLEAD
GUILTY: BOUND OVER

Marion and Nathaniel stone, the
boys charged with lnrccny and hurg-
larry yesterday afternoon were bound
over a. the Grand iury hy Justice
craig when they pleaded guilty They
were released IN tho custody of their
father William stone, The boys, It
was reported win plead 20 informa-
tions which District Attorney 81 r..
Nigil viii file in the district court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
MOOSE DICTATOR GIVEN
WARM WELCOME HERE

James A. navis. supreme dictator
of the Moose in charge of the depart
mcnt of organization. spent busy
hale hour p Albuquerque Yesterday
mornine Dir Davis was passenger
on the Westhuuud California limited.
Committees on thc Albuquerque lodge
and Commercial climb met him az the
station took him Ia am automobile
for % tcn.Wlnute tour uf Albuquerque
and boosted tbe Clty as q site for Che
national Moose sauatnrium.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

Funowl sovIers fur Mrs Amanda
Bradley who alel Hst saturday niaht
win he held ut s.an O'Clock This aft
efnnon I'D Nlakcmnres chanel The
Rev &. q. hrpkmdu. pastor 81 the
Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. will. oincate. The body will
Dee shipped TOMORROW morning to Mem
umnnl. CaIn- l-l hurLAl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
cam OF rltANkS

Mrs o. g. notWn Mrs Frank MW-
nEt0n. AIRS ~ AZ uoaru Miss Hottie
eDylsu and Mn Niwl Boslan desire
Zee make public expression of their
eiNtiUHic to iAti many friends In AL
Nnquer1u0 for the Kindness ana cone
sidtfautn shown them GA the eeea-
sion ui the death 81 the late } g..
ruelan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

AIHNIlI q IL Il. D.
minimum f,ur.f,tt,r. . IN
Temperature N i. N. yasterd9v "A
Southwest winds. clear.
-
pr eehwaptiter ost,on,t, ,r1 74-
49,. 49, "p,'"' ,' u
milk ehocolatg M n renfg
Rf.. 49,.
c,,,,,,.,t,.,.,. N'i' ."
n,.,bf ernr, s',,,, '''''''''" 'oH'
'''. ''' 'i'''' l"h"i''
e so-g !" l'eiro l,it Yesterday Tor
,,,..,,.', .t 3n q" Tpl1' l'tNl
~. "''' ' "''5'' h'N'i''
'uun'ilman Ihnmas sherwood VIII
."i'.p' l4i 7Hu litfi'lVlho ',na
49, 80 WIN "e t"u' 'h
D. Coleman of tho coleman
''',nh 'e'npNnt mas oern VI Tor the
.4,i4es ~ i,.,g,s t..t,, ~ '' "' ''s
.''',''" '''',' 500 q i"
W ,l,' -. N,ll nlf' q f'tu
''''5 H ntll ll'lH
'''," "
fof 4o,e,n ~ Wy l,,' ',sl p ..',,,
Ibit.In..s n,., D,.t. * t..,t. Nv.
|g45lf Mn, Atsyl., a p..l,i,. r,'ir,..,,,
rt
|tn. p..s.,. 'o.'', lW,'o NV
va, ~, l"' .alu a 'a WI i1's,
|fiieh atrocf mia efrernoen at
O'CLOCK
b,,sln,.. n,.ctt,, or ala. p,r,,,t
T,s,bgrs, ..sogl,t,,n ~ a.. sI,s,
,,ara ,..n h.I4. ',,tn., t,,,l...
r.v .ft,tn,..,, e, 49,. ls,,lt ,0,.l
',ho,i ~ ''''
e.,at .ta ~ D,. ,,.,,,,,. r.,,,.
Nh. Dri,r .f fsof..f.,. ,fni ,n..
,euttlst' s.s.ia,, tit. ..f,.,,.',,., ,,f -. ,a
4v od8 .H.n....t 4,.u s,,ti ,,t,.,.5
.,t,. "a ,,,,,,t...,. T.. ....,,.'i..,i
's''n lI'., ih',i, ueht d. ". que
1fsnda, ulrht. irf, ,.e.rerao,' g,ore,na
far Pueblo. rulo whore he wan gur-
coed superintendent d a. Urntol
r.,. r...,
l'"' ftN, Nli''t' heit-
t"f' WV ti.'t pug ~
= H.lh u t
XXX .s.....,..... ...'...,
Nofrcshments win hr served
w, Hi l'n.h l'otli7le
' "t's'l'" ~ N'e leli'ltlA i'sla-
' iN al'"'l"si'i'''. t'e fp'nulnt
u's' W. 'hI'Nt" tn
il'' t''le ''uleIh',' Nn'.y lh'H WIZ
hF'p" nav is'l'"'""'t "l 'Nt NihleIt
Cottonwood Grove $50. @. Wood
mems Circle. Viii holl "a REGULAR
meeting tonight at DO O'Clock ln odd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

died yesterday morning M his rcsi-
dencc north of here lit came here q
year aEu from Quincy ill ON account
of poor health Np operated boat
livery ut Quiney, oNning several hun-
drea power launches lie is survived
ht widow who is ln Albuquerque.
The body viii hc shipped by strong
nrotheu 90 quincy for burial but
not until after Che arrival 10 rela-
tive. who Is expected Go reach here
lodnN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
ITEMS
FORECAST.


WahlnWou, Fob 3 Now Mcylco
Fair wednesday ana Thursday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
prcvalcncy Of Kidney Disease.

Most people DO not realize the alarming in
crease and remarkable prevalency of kidney
disease While kidney disorders are among
tho most common diseases that prevail they
are almost the last recognized by patients
who usually content themselves with doctor
ing tie effects, while the original disease
may constantly undermine The system
If YOU feel that your kidneys are the cause
of your sickness or run down condition, cry
taking pr Kilmer's swamp Root the famous
kidney, liver and bladder remedy, because
as soon as your kidneys improve they vii
holp the other organs TO health.
II YOU are already convinced that swamp
Root is what you need you can purchase the
regular ffty-ceut and Qne-dollar size bottles
al an drug. stores Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Or. Kilmers swamp
Root. and the address, Binghamton. n. y,
which you viii find on every bottle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

Is NJ. Chapman. official photo
rrapher Tor tho School of American
Arehacolos>- arrived here last might
from SANTA he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

POLL TAN DUE Poll tax for 1914
lis due and posnhle at Citizens Rank
E W TcmouL Clerk Of Board Of
Education
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
kHLE AT OFFICE or WATER Co.
nc s. SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
Crescent Hardware Co.

Ranges Goods Pine
Valves Fitting Plumbing. Heating, Copper
ais W. CENTRAL TELEPHONE si5
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-23
OPERA SINGER,
SUED, CHARGES
ENLIGHTENMENT
cau Torn Says That the Cash which
He Left in Safe Has Disap-
peared.

port Jcryis, \. Y, Oct. 23.-Carl lorn,
opco = member Of the Metropolitan opera
bonae force in New York City and -.
,,,e.ted n wood turning concern e.
Ryaman. Wayne county. Pa, iust across
~ lipo from here. finds himself the 81.
fs,dsnt IN $1,000 action brought by
81. former manager Joseph Nelken.
~eIkep alleges that Nc didn't receive his
.ssrs ~ the profits Of the business.
Iorp hss IL b. turn, caused Nclkeh :
agrest IN the charge q euhezzlement.
n 49, preliminary hearing Nelken vas
ssIssaea n $1,000 bal. Jorn's bank a.
,,.rts prrs0nai belongings and rhatteis
ave ST been attached in The Nelken e.
tom -. -.
49,. Err1re. o. alleges that ~ ieit
igrge sim IF money in the saie e.
~ praman rHse 0i the company Nifn
~ went awav end fauna upon - -
t-yr that L ehs grfe Agrn be- al-9
-.5s-,fe haan hsrHE concern dsg "Fila
- tia astate i.-lk ~ for OIL