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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01

iN~~- O-~S rtSS -
Sc ha dado el case de entablar de-
Entertainments combate, durante
la n0che, cuerpos de eiercito com
pletos. En- lukarmann, por e.
jemplo, los ingteses fueron sor-
preRdid0s en- su campo por el
ej6rcito russo una bora antes de
salir ell sol, y es precise i,onvenir
que los errores de su direction de
las columnas rusas, que causaron
aquel dia ell fracaso de su vigoro-
50 ataque por Ell amontonamiento
Y ei desorden con que Sc llev6 a
cabo, no Sc lutheran prcducido,
81 Ia Marcia de avance Sc hubie-
"a realizado de dia.
En- Hochkirch, en- la noche del
Is a. IA de Septiembre de 1853,
81 mariscal Damn atac6, a Ia ca.
beza de 50. 900 hombres, al ejer-
ito de Federico II, y 10 dorrot6.
En- Athies, el 8 de Mario de
1874, el dia De ia batalla de Laon,
i cucrpo de Marmont, fuerte de
IS, 900 homhres, que estaba mQy
.atigado Y no establecia ell preci-
% servicio de ~seguridad, fu6 scr.
trendido durante Ia noche p0r
os cuerpos prusianos de York Y
e Kleist, que contaban con
1900 cCmbatientes y que alta
,aron a fondc sus vivacs, consi-
guiendo IN deplorable panico y
D5rdidas muv importates.
En- Ia guerra ruso-japonesa,
electives muy considerables lu-
charon durante "a noche para:dis,
putarse ia possession de puntos es-
trat6gicOs.
Durante las batalias de Octu-
bre Sobre ell Cha. Ho, ambos ej@r-
citos beIigerantes avanzaron en-
ire las sombras. En- la noche del
II al II de 0ctubre, Ia derecha
del ejercitO del general NodzI a.
taco con % batallones & Ia gran
llamada por los japoneses
Sankvaisekisan, al nordeste dc
minas de %Iantai, sin contar
con una re5erva de grandes ma
sas en- las p~roXimidades de! tea
tro de ia acci6n; Y los rusos, en-
Ia noche del 16 al II del mismo
mes, emplearon para Ia sorpresa
de Ia famosa colina de Pouli!ow,
hasta % batalIanes.
Los electives de brigaGa en-
combates rocturnos fUeron en-
Extreme Oriente de mucha fire.
cuencia.
Cuando los efusivos armenian,
crece tambien Ia confusion, y es
Lecesario cuidar con mucha aten.
ci6n de Ia preparation del comba.
ba, para evitar que las tropas IT,
rem contra fracciones de 81 mis-,
ma nacione.idad.
ST no Sc dispone de tropas aides
.radas Y hsbituedas a operar en-
silencio de Ia noche, aconseja
3 exper!encis que es prudente,
para evitar q desorden, escoger
Ina nOche en- que el claro de H.
Ia ilumine los campos o bien mi
lar el ataque cuando :esten pro-
los prlmeros aibores del
la.
Los jsponeses, msestros en- Ell
rte de Ia guerra, 'cuanIO emplea-
ian durate Ia noche electives
nuy importantes, utilizaban, pa.
a sehatar en- ciertos mOmentos
q pOsici6n de sus tropgs; deste-
los producidos por las lamparas
lectricas portatiles o luces de
'engala de corta duraci6n. Para
| p2ralelismo de las columnas
saltantes Sc servian de la brI-
ula.
La lucha en- la obscuridad, pre-
isa hombres. abnegados, braves,
.er6icos, prestos al sacrificio, ave
ados a la pelea; y 10 que antano
u& p~atrimonio de guerreros au-
aces, es hoy practica usual de
Is combates que encadenan las
eleas, prolongando en- semanas
Is batallas que I'm tempo fueron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01

con suS canciones patri0ticaS;
81 gran MaupaSSant rObaba a
los patanOS sus secretoS Y refe-
ria en- Sus cuentoS maravillosOs
las astucias de los palurdos an
te los hulanos; Copp6e pOnia
Ell sello de su inspiration en- al
gun epiSodiO magnificO; lola,
por ultim0, encerraOa en- La
Debacle" TODD 10 doloroSO y 10
espeluznante de aquella que
rra.
La lucha fu6 fecunda para
las letras francesas, Y tai cOsa
Sc repetira de SECURE en- la &C
tualidad. va hemOS dicho que
numerOsOS literatoS Sc encuen-
tran en- los campos de batalla.
Algunos no tornaran quizas a
sus hogares; perO los que vuel
ven Y los que no han lido por
diversaS CIRCUMSTANCES, daran
al mundO, en- breve, prOduccio-
mes sOberbias.
En- los preSenteS mOmentos.
los literatOS franceSeS CONT
nuan eXpresando sus impresio-
mes Ell los peri0dicos por me-
diO de vibranteS pOesias 0 ar
ticulos que llenan revistas y
diarios. Otro tanto sucede en-
los demas paiseS que Sc hallaL
en- guerra. Franceses, ingleSes
alemanes, belgas, ruSos y bull
garos, todoS han pueStO SUI nu-
men al servicio de la patria.
Jean Aicard ( de la Acade-
mia franceSa) publica cOnStan-
temente cantos de tOno airadC
para hacer reSaltar los hechOs
de los alemanes en- los comba-
ties. Uno de sus ultimos poe
mas es tremendo. Sc intitul&
FL alma alcmana' Y dice ash;
la mujer de un Official
frances muerto en- Alsacia-cO-
RE. Y, vaIiente. pide por gracia
al mayor aleman, en- Ia linea
de fuegO-yolver 8 Yer a ST
marido para el supreme ado.
y 81 triSte favor de llevarlO .
Francia.-El aleman-que Il
0ye con indiferencia-contesta
al fin. brutalmente: Los fran
ceses. por tumbas-no tiener.
derecho sino III vientre de la,
aguiIas y de los cuervOs. Nete
La historic inverosimil c3 al
ttntica ;-perO no es ESQ TODD
Lienos de Juror paJri6ticO-lo'
soldados srrojaron a la viuda
asperamcHte y, groseros, sobr,
SUI cuello ensangcetado, pOr III
neutrality-suspicious. sus fria'
observation-disclosures pulidos
germanos encantadores, van
dalOs hOnradO2:-nO OS Creis
tan odiosos. Entire n~OsOtrOs St
ma contado los piQuetes: vein
tid6s."
Como sc We, Ia invectiva e.
terrible Y es de Ia. que tiener
menos frases violentaS entire
todas las que ha publicadO Ill
timamente Aicard.
EdmundO ROstand, ell autor
de ''Cyrano de Bergerac" y
tantas otras obras aplaudidas
m~undialmente, tampOcO ha PEI
manecido mudo ante las des
gracias que azotan 4 su patria.
CuandO Sc supO en- Paris la des
trucci6n parcial de Ia catedra!
de Reims, que, como sc sabe.
era un monumentO g6ticO muy
bello de Francia, cOmpusO ur
artiSticO SOnetO. La apa-
rici6n de dicho sOnetO en-
los peri6dicos de Paris cause
profunda sensation Y asi sc
trasmiti6 a TODD ell universe.
Pierre Lott, ell celeb6rrimo eX-
captain de marina, que ha pro
ducido Eel Pescador de ISLAM
dia." Las desencantadas,' etc,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01

mi estancia de otro tempo en-
ia iSla lejana. Ne es necesario
IN eSfuerzo de atenci6n para
volver a yer algo en- Ell recuer-
do la mar azul, bordeada de
playas c~Omplctamente blancas
de coral, la b6veda de las pal
meras, y a los Maoris en- con-
tinueo sonar, ell pueblo nino
que no piensa sino en- cantar
Y en- coronarSe de flores
Els csc ell bello, el e~legante
estilo de Lott, ell de las "JapO-
nerias de Otono" y mi her
mano Ives
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-01

Sc dara IN garantia de $1,000 orc por cuai-
luier case de Virilidad Perdida que no alivia.
Rem!ta 10 cents GRO en- estampillas de correo
lie sl paiz para emvilrle mueStrs v IN ~folleto.
Direccion: VITAL FIRE REMEDY CO.
Dpti9, 273 Washington 81. Jersey City, E.U.A-
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meras, y a los Maoris en- con-
tinueo sonar, ell pueblo nlno
que no pienSa sinO en- cantar
Y en- coronarse de flores"
Els csc ell bello, ell elegante
estilo de Lott, ell de las "Japo-
nerias de Otono" y Mi her
mano Ives"
TambiGn los petas ingleSeS
han encontrado la nOta patrl0-
tea en- sus liras. Pero, aunQue
5us c~antores han producldo
hermosisimas poesias, mas &c
tualidad tienen las canclones
hechos para las trOpas oritanl-
cas-. Uno de eSos sOneS dice:
"Desgarr0 ell fin de papel,-el
fin de papeI de BeIglca-deS-
garr6 el fin de papel-c hizo
silbar las balas." Ell corO con-
ienen 10 siguiente: "Por 10 tan
20. partamos a Berlin,-a Ber-
iin.-Por 10 tantO, partamOs a
Berlin para eXigirle por que
"a hecho tai cosa.'
Otro cantar evoca ell paso
lie los alemanes en- B6lgica.
'Piensa en- las casas belgas a.
neutrality-suspicious. en- las igle-
las incendiadas; piensa en- ell
Kaiser. que es cauSa de clio, Y
ura abatir 81 poderiO.' Sin
mbargo, Sc cree que los ingle-
,es marcharan al son de suS
.iejos aires, uno de los cuales,
yaStante conOcidO en- Inglate-
"a, ACADIA de ser traducidO al
RANGES. Sc llama cl Canine
lie Tipperary' Y dice: Para
r a Tipperary este es muy lar
Lo.-esto es muy largo. Is
nuy largo para volver q Tippe
ary-al lado de la muchacha
Tue conozco.-; Adios, Piccad-
lilly H&sta luegO, leicester
5quare.-Es este muy largo
para If a Tipperary;-pero mi
Sc encuentra bien aIh.'
Por su parte, los poetas ale
names cantan ell patriotismo
ie los marinos, alientan q sus
>oldados. recucrdan lag anti
tuas proezas de sus generates.
IN la "Badische LandesZei-
ung,' ell perl0dAO mas lmpOf-
ante del gran ducado de Ba-
len Y que Sc publica en- Carts
uhe, ACADIA de salir una COM
Dosici6n que Sc titula: "Odi&,
Alemania," Y que ha sido muy
:Omentada. Unas de sus estro-
as dicen asi: "iOh, til, Alema
Ma. Odia.- Con una alma f6-
-rea ahOga a los millOnes de
lombres de eSa raza del dia-
blo-y que hasta las NUDES,
mas alto que las mOntanaS-su
Jan la carne humane y las Osa-
nentas humanas.-iOh, Ale
mania. odia ahoral AcOrazada
lie bronco, no hagas prisiOne-
.os Y a cada enemigo un bayO-
netazo, en- ell coraz0n. iVuelve
nude q cada unO;-haz IN
lesierto de los paises que tie
'orman un cintO a nue8trO re-
iedor."
Helena VacareSco, la famO-
ga poetisa rumana, de las prin
cipales familias de aquel RENO,
Dublic6 ultimamente un salu-
DO: "A nuestra amada hernia
ma Francia." Los VersOS, que
llevan este cpigrafe: 20 Fran
ce, 0 poeta among nations" de
E. Browning, rezan de csta
guisa:
"Hermoso pals del dulce
nombre, ioh, verbo integro Y
Suave-hablar de Francia, or
gullo frances, playas en- que ell
heroismo Y la ardentia son una
c6pula mas quemante que to-
dos los eXcesos,-amor en- Ell
pliegue de los commemorative
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
SPENCER CASE REACHES
JURY AFTER LONG TRIAL,


The Spencer case went to the jury
at o'clock last night Judge Il. r.
Reynolds directed the jury to seal the
verdict, If one was reached before
morning, to be opened in court today.
Under Judge Reynolds instructions
TO the jury several verdicts are pos
sible-for the plaintiff from $3.50 t.
$4,000, or for the defendant Gross,
Kelly q Co. from nothing to Sl.7OO
on counter-claim.
Poliearpio Armiio yesterday brought
suit against Relies Galegos, asking
judgment for s57..s5. The complaint
is based on an alleged promissory note
Mrs Lugarda G. de Valencia flee
suit for divorce. She charges her hus.
band. Reyes Valencia, with abandon.
ment They have five children, They
were married at cerrillos, November
81, 1898.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
TRIAL Of SALOs
LIKELY To TAKE
SEVERAL DAYS

EHluncih. y Nj, sept. 2S.~-lhht y
hotly contested legal battle is in pros
poet over the trial Of Andricus Salas,
who Is on trial In this county for the
murder Of his father-in-law, Ross Sal
azar. became evident today when the
case was called for trial before Judge
Medler in the district court. The en- (.
tire day was consumed in the selection
OF jury, and it was not until the
night session that the taking of evil
dence was begun. II IL expected that
at least three DAYS will be taken to
conclude the trial.
The killing of salazar by Salas ere
ated d sensation at the time that 1t
occurred. several months ago. Salns
had had trouble with his wife. and the
tragedy took place after a dispute be-
tween the accused and his father-in-
law, who is alleged to have interfercd
IN the difficulty Salas fled to the
mountains Immediately after the kill
ing, but soon afterwards surrendered
himself
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
ELEPHANT BUTTE
SCHOOL DECISION
FROM MECHEM
District Judge at Socorro
Holds That State and
County Money May Be Ex-
pended at Dam.

The people uf Elephant Butte are
entitled to school privileges. Judge
NJ. G, Meehem. of the district court,
decided Yesterday At Socorro II. H..
Wolford Of flillsboro. Sierra county
who represented the school board
and county superintendent, brought
this report to Albuquerque last night.
Judge Mechem's decision presents
an interesting problem for politicians.
according to Mr. Wolford, who said
that the Sierra county board abolish
ed the voting precinct AT Elephant
Butte and took no steps to enable
registration there
Judge Meehem's decision was
given on Injunction proceedings insti-
tuted by District Attorney Z. a.
Tittman. who asked that the school
board be restrained from spending
state and county school money at
Elephant Butte. This followed the
road boards suit attempting to col
lect road tax from people at Ele-
plant Butte whose defense was that
exclusive jurisdiction aid been ceded
TO the government
Judge Mechem held that The state
legislature had not ceded jurisdiction
to the ground and that The institu-
ton permitting exclusive jurisdiction
does not apply to irrigation projects
MI Woford said.
Mr. Wolford said there were about
eaa--aaiers al the dam.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29

they Should be replaced with metal
cuspidors.
We wish to extend TO the district
attorney. Mr.. NJ. Z. vigil. our sim
cere thanks for his promptncss an
bringing the various cages. and pre-
senting the many witnesses before this
body, thus greatly facilitating our
work in the consideration aud disposal
of the various cases.
we wish also to thank Sheriff Eo-
lmero and his deputy. Mr. Dick Lewis.
for their courtesy In conducting us
through the jai and other county
buildings. and for the careful and de-
tailed explanations OF the various mat
ters connected with the sherifrs Of
flee.
Respectfully submitted.
tsigned) y. I. MCLAUGHLIN.
Foreman,
ts'enedl ~, e. llANNUM.
Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
PARTLY OVERCOME BY
GAS, WORKMAN SAVES &
SELF; PULM0T0R USED

Tony Enete, an employe Of the Az
buQuerque Gas. Electric Light 4 Pow
er Co, narrowly escaped asphyxiation
yesterday. He was overcome by gas
escaping from a pipe. He realized he
was losing consciousness just before
he collapsed and turned off the flow.
Eneto was Working on a gas con-
neetion under the floor of vacant
building on West Central avenue at
the time. After he had shut off the
gas he did not have strength enough
to get into fresh air. Other workmen
found him there. took him outside
and called for the pulmotor. With II
he was resuscitated quickly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
George W. Hue Tells How lie Gained
~ Pounds After Using
Remedy.

George W. Blue Of Melrosc, New
Mexico, was a sufferer from stomach
disorders for years.
He took Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Remedy one day and was surprised
AT the quick relief. lie soon found
himself on the way to health, Tie
wrote:
Il just want TO tell YOU what won
dcrful good your treatment has done
for me. have already gained ~
pounds shall recommend II every
where | GO
Letters like that come from thou
sands of people in your section Of the
,country and from all over the United
States This remedy is known every
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
RELIEVE YOUR ASTHMA
IN FIFTEEN MINUTES

IL Asthmador does not instantly re-
lieve the very worst attacks OF Asthma
bronchial Asthma and the Asthma'"
symptoms accompanying Hay fever
your money will be returned, Is the
terms upon which Butts, Inc, an
nounce they are selling DIR. Rudolpn
Schiffmanns Asthmador and Asthma
dor Cigarettes. No matter how lnVet-
crate or obstinate your case, or now
often or violent the attacks. Asthma
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in ten seconds but always within M
teen minutes.
These Druggists have been author-
lied by the Doctor to sell every pack
age of his Asthmador on q guarantee
to return the money IN every single
case where It does not give lnstanta-
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Persons living elsewhere will be
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29

Santa re, sept Is wedding that
will unite two of the best known fam-
HES in Santa Fe Will take place on
Wednesday forenoon at Guadalupe
church when Tomasita Montoyu and
Juan Manuel Rodriguez, son Of David
Rodriguez will be married BY Father
A. Bcssct who will celebrate the nup-
tial mass. A reception will follow the
church ceremony The marriage IL
cense was issued to the couple today
by Deputy County Clerk Vicente Ala
rid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
;-,,,,e company Incorporates.

santa Fc, Sept. 2s.-A company
with each share placed at the par
value Of 1000. was Incorporated 10
day BY the state corporation commits
sion. II is the Eaton Cattle company
of Socorro which fixes the par OF each
share 1T that unusually high sum
The capitalization Is 100000 and each
OF The incorporators and directors
subscribes to four shares as follows
Joseph /. Eaton. who Is named stat
ntory agent, Nestor Z. Eaton, Edward
c. Eaton. William ]. Eaton and Z. W.
Eaton. wv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
POPULAR Couple IRE Married.

Santa zee. sept IS Miss Louise
Dockweiler. the charming and talent
ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso
Dockweiler. was married this morning
al . o'clock. To Robert Martin, at the
Catholic chapel at Tesuqne. by Vicar
General Antonio Fourehegu. Their
wedding WAS a quiet one the only
attendnce In addition To the parents
ol the bride and Il few intimate
friends being the two formal witt rss-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
NEGRO DYING IN JAIL
DECLARED SANE AND
SENT TO SANITARIUM

4 negro named knight. who was
sent to the county jail for examina-
ton as to his sanity, yesterday was
pronounced sane by DR.. Charles A.
Frank. knight is in the last stages of
tuberculosis, and he was sent TO q
saintarium
Heien Dickinson, a negro woman.
was committed to the state asylum
for insane yesterday by Judge Ray
nolds and she will oe taken TO Las
Vegas today by Dep-<y Sheriff Que
rino Coulter. She refused to cat or
talk. the officers were told Nearly
year ago she left home but was
found by a searching party soon ar
terward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
BRAxTON CONVICTED OF
PASSING PH0Ny CHECK

Santa re, Sept 2S--J +. Braxton
was today found guilty by a jury 81
uttering a worthless check.
In the case Of Nergollo vs..
Nicolchi, for an accounting OF SVuu
worth Of produce from farm near
Cerrillos. the Jury returned verdict
of S300 in favor of Nicolichi.
The case of Thayer vs.. the ID. r..
@. railroad will to new trial after the
Garcia murder case Is disposed OF,
Thayer had been given verdict FOR
SO, soc by jury for injuries sustained
i'm Colorado. At one time the railroad
company might have settled for $40
bur refused to do 50. so II is reported.
After the Thayer case, that Of the
State VS.. spicanoYich will be tried.
The defendant is accused Of striking
Foreman John Hunt at the Madrid
coal mines over the head with q piece
Of gas pipe. He is a Montenegro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
WAR AIRCRAFT FOR
AMERICAN SERVICE


Washington. Sept ,2S.--siensation-
al use Of air craft in the great Euro
pcan war added interest today 20
steps ordered by the war department
to at once carry out the provisions OF
the act of last July to increase the
efficiency of the aviation service OF
the army. A general order invites I'M
married icutenants of the line OF the
army under 80 Years Of age TO apply
for details of this extra hazardous
service. which Will entitle them to a
SO per cent increase in salary
other orders looking to the lmme-
diate enlargement Of the aviation
corps and the requirement OF anul-
tional aeroplanes are expected 70 be
published very soon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
Tie pIant CIoses Down.

Santa Fe. Sept 2S.-The European
war has resulted In the closing down
of the big tie picking plant al Ala
mogordo, the industry that employed
the most men in the otero county
seat. There is an enormous supply OF
ties and poles awaiting treatment,
but until creosote can he obtained
from Germany. the plant must re-
main shut down.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29

es. Miss Nan Gormles and Fred
Gormley OF Santa Re. The couple left
on an automobile tour of southern
ana western New MEXICO and will not
be at home until after December 10.
They viii make their residence In the
lovely Tesuque valley, IN which Mr..
Dockweler is 4 pioneer and prosper
Gus rancher Mr.. Martin is engaged
In the insurance business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
NEW MEXICO STOMACH SUFFERER
FINDS SHORT ROAD TO HEALTH

where. The first dose viii convince
mo long treatment.
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract OF mucold
accrctions and removes poisonous mat
ter. II brings swift relief to sufferers
from stomach. liver and bowel all
ments. Many declare that II has saved
them from dangerous operations ana
many are sure that il has saved their
lives.
We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble or eonstipa-
tlon. no matter Of how long standing.
to try enc dose OF Mayf's Wonderful
Stomach Remedys-une dose Will con-
vince YOU This Is the medicine SO
many OF our people have been takinR
with surprising results. The most
thorough system cleanser ever sold.
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy Is
now sold here by Butts, Inc, drug
gists and druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
Bank statement Postponed.

santa re, sept 2s.-Although
special cali was sent out only last
Friday to all state banks and trust
companies TO make a special state
ment of date of September 81 eleven
of tn, fifty-one state banks and trust
companies have already responded
This is the first special call ever sent
out by the travelling auditor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29

Santa Re, Sept 2S.--Tomorrow, 81.
Michaels day. Archbishop J. d. Pita-
val will celebrate mass in 81. Michaeis
church at socorro. assisted by the
parish priests of the surrounulhs
country. There will be procession
after mass. In Santa Fe, too, st. MI
chaers day Will be solemnly "p-
served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 10 cent package Of Or,
James Headache Powders
and don't suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you viii go Wild.
IT'S needless 10 suffer when you can
take remedy like Dr. James Head
ache Powders and relieve tho pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
the drug store now for 4 dime pack
age of DR. James Headache Powders.
more 3 R9uraliIa, pain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
CLEARING GROUND FOR
A TW0-ST0RY BUILDING

The clearing OF the grounds for the
erection Of two-story building at
Fifth street and Central avenue, was
begun yesterday. p. f. McCanna and
Frank A. Hubbell Will erect it. j. l..
LaDriere, the architect. has practical
" completed the plans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
, 600. 600 Idle IN Gcrmany

Gcncva, Sept. 70 WA F"rIS' -'-V
a. MIA report received here from
Munich estimates that 2,ooo,o 900 men
and women are idle in Germany and
that the number Of unemployed is In
creasing daily. A lack of raw material
is said to be the cause
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
Eleven Jurors Selected.

Santa Re, Sept 2s.-Elcvcn jurors
had been accepted by both sides, with
one challenge left to each, when spe-
cial venire had to be issued this after
noon IN the murder case Of the state
against Gumeeindo Garcia. The case
grew out of killing at Glorieta and
had been reversed and remanded by
the state supreme court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-29
Court Opcns al socorro.

Socorro, " Nj, Sept. 2S.-The Sep
tember term of the district court
opened here today with Judge M. e.
Mecbem presiding. The grand jury
will organize tomorrow. owing to the
fact that the civil docket was lishi
no petit Jury was called.