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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
Aus,udrtise mdrfte.
Rs IN gOrt, 10. Sept.

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We5l.-Wartt ungersgsIt uno mo-
mtRea.
Rosgenmsbl. Martt ru6ig.
Usaismsbl. rgbig.
ROggsn. Rortt piaiger. go. 2
tpeitIi8er 93c c. /. T. Buffalo.
Gerits.-Martt Utllgsr, Wlala'
gsrits 70-s0c c. /. (. Buffalo.
Wsi3sn.--Ueartt ungsrsgslt. go. 2
rptber $108, SO. 2 barter $1.074,
RO. l ROrtbsrn 9uIutb S1.09t unb
Ro. / ROrtbern WanitOba $1.134 nd
minea c. |. (. Buffalo.
Weli9torn.-Mortt IUilig. go. 2
sslbes s4se c. if. bel gHtunft, itritt
prima argsntinii4es 80c HOminsa ab>
geIisfert.
Safer.-Wsartt f8rpa4. etanoarb
ipsiber 495-50,, so. 8 49-49tc,
fantp gsbiiliter tpsiBsr 513-53tc.
Seu.-Wartt rubig.
Sopfen.-Mdrft itetig. State, ors
bindrsr Bis auserleiener 1914, 40
45e, 1918, 3o-4Oc; pacifictiiits
1914. 20-23c; 1913. 1920.
6Gute.-Wartt itstig.
sbsr.-Whartt fsit.
port.-Warft rrubig. N.b $23-
23.75.
geef.-Martt ru6is.
S9mal3.-Wartt itstiS. Rdffnirtss
rubta. COMPOUND rubiS.
5alg.-Ularft ftstig.
DolIe.-Wdrtt ftetig.
!9ars.-Wartt rubig.
5erpsntiH.-Wurtt it.tig.
Reis.-Warft ipiQis.
Wolafss. .-Uldrtt iietis.
3uder.-Robef Tisttg. Wolohes g.
eoc; G.utrifusuf e.25e. Raffinirts'
itetia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
Gbieogo IS. Sept.

G6peins s.-2nfubr 1000. giartt
itstis. 2eidte $8.50-9.35, semii6te
$8.2O-9.30, ihpere $8.00-S.95,
raube $S.00-8.15, Gsrtsl $4.75-
$50.
RtnbDieb. .-3ufubr 1900. WtartI
itstig. geeOss $6.90-11, Stiere SCI
35-9.25; etoders unp 5esbers ST.
40-8.35, &iibe unb Seifers 1915
$50, aGlbsr $8.25-12.25.
S9afe.-3ufu6r 1900. preiIe
b0bsr. S9afs $5.40-6.3O, oSGbrs
linss $6.0o-7.25, Gdmmsr SIPS
600.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

ment5fnmmer, I'M iid eiHfleioen 5it
Iaiieu
Aus ser groBeu SdIa4t
bel Res.
9lls Dem groBen S5auptquartier
miro Der ,8oiiii9en 3citlng" BON il.
rem 9eri6teritntter iiber Die gruBe
Sdlaft 3IDifhen DteB uno ben goge-
ien pom einem 9iuaen5eugcn, Der ben
eriten S6lahten 90. 9tuguiD NIT GIL.
geieben bat, mltgetbeilt oaB bic
fran30iii6en Soloaten in @eeenias
au ocuen bel MiiIbauieu ltno in Sber-
eIiB glt aua0eriiitet uno gefIeioct pa'
ren lm0 iol0atiiden G5r9ei5 beiaben.
60 beoedten SoI0aten aus 2lDignon
ais @efaugene nit Dem Saihentut5
oas @eiidt, aus Gtam Dor ben an
ibnen oorbeiitilrmen0en oeltif)en Ne'
gimentern. 2Lber obgleid bier bel
Wtet nit bic beiten frau3oiiiden Ir.
meetorps itan0et, fonnte oenuot tetn
SemHniB uno fem Wloerlton0 Dem
oeutiaen glngriif itanobaIten. Selblt
&anoDebr. r.Jtegllneater, Die elnen Az
Rilometer Iangen Dtarid binter ltr
batter, gInaen bIisenoen &uges m
ben Seino. ais oh lie eben aus oe,i
Guartieren fGmen Qu6 I'M 5euer be.
gpabrten Die 6eutiden Eruppen eine
unbeidrcibli6e Gis3ipIm lno berg
erauifenoc 9egeiiterung. 0as grobe
SalIptauartier lit IN etnem 8pmna-
iiun untergebrabt. bon oem aus Der
Eelegrapb mb oas Selepbon illiin.
terbro6en tbdtig irto. aQes, ipas oie
abiolute 9fltbe itoren ooer bon Der
Irbeit oblenfen founte, tpir6 fernge'
balten. Ter aaiier ielbit arbeitet ben
gon5en Sag uno nod etnen groben
8beil Der gtoft
Senri W2urteuu 9sfonsez
ner.
Qn Der tDnisli9en Sotf6ule fir
Wtuitt in Berlin pirtt profeFor
Senrt 0iorteau, her aud bier riibnt.
lid betunnte 9eiger, dIs 2ebrer. ga
er ober au9 fran3Dfifder ReIerpepffiz
sier 1T, bate er gessn bus 2anb, bef<
len Seomtsr er 1T, gu Selbe sieher
miiFer Der Riinit1er bat ii6 iebDa
nidt naa Isiner Seimatb begeben,
ipnoern iidb Der ge5Drbs in 2idten.
berg in 8apern eeiteqt, no sr elm
2uRbsut befiBt. OOrt 1T er in 9aft
genommen pprben.
Die gomber. ,e
Cine tleine pabrs 9si4iat., bi.
man aud IN bisIen Sagen belG1ein
bari: Sn sinem 3oafettipnsgeI6dft
betam Der QsbrIing bsr 4uftrag, Bel
etnem Sabritanten ipegeN Der .Siefe>
ruug elmer beItimmten Sorts GROCER
iiberiponnencr SnDpfe pprteQis au
lpsrbsn, Die fir 9umenmGntsI in 9sz
brau6 iinb. Oas telepbpnti6e @e@
| iprGd mar taum I'M 8anse, als es
opm amte aus obgebrpten tpurbe.
Na9 tur5sr 3sit erI6ieu Elm bobersr
polt5eibeamter nit ie6s S4ubIeuten
in bem betrefsnben 9ei6dft uub
nnbm Elm itren9ss 8erbOr bes @befs
unb uaer Qngeitellten Dor. Gs itelfte
Ti1 i6IieBli6 beraus, bab bic ertpGbn-
ten &n0pfe in Der SpraGe Der Som
fettiOn bic 9e5ei&nung ~gOm6en"
babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

Ginetnnatt. is eept ls1t.

GiHciuusft. 10 Sept 1914.
DE UeI&6fte warsn aud htuie ni,ber
Istr rubig, bob IN Geib immsr rod feit. Tie
Banlen 6s,tfneten ifr 7arlsben gfsen bette
SitsShsit 81 unb oisfcniirten Uefddfis.
tasisrs ibser Runben 81 696.
.psAfa ssf Re-, Dsf
surbsu Az Bari 5piid.n Bant.n Ssrfauit.
1ie Goustsrrate bstrdst soc grdmie per
1900.
Efnfd srf Gxssss
4abslsaulpeilungen anf 9onbon purbtn
" $500 per Yiunb Sttrlina qustirt. an
gew Dorf wurb.u W,fid aui 2onboa
~ t4.99 = 500 per giunb Sisrlina, ouf
amfsrsani bu ~ Gents per @uIosH Guotirt
snHssscbasssismsH.
ubis uns itsiis Die pani.a suotirta
ME isl5t:
~ 1snss 1926 Coup .l1o 111K
Sg Bones. 1918 ...... .10l 1o2
~ Bombs. 1899. ....... 81 W
* Handma .......... 9oA 9eb.
~ xanams .........1 100 1V
Gitatins esnft uni1tr.
9is llmidtt I'M bi,iigen Clearinghouse
bsIieien ii4 beuie auf tS,574. .4s0.
eSfaf. stiHritdi.a.
auh brute mar nidjt Elm ein,iger 8rrfnui
tu beritttn. Sis 8ertbs iiuo seorhdt.
giadtehtnbe Iabeae BON i'm hitIisen
Nartt btfnolifsn Bsnos uno aftien siebt
bic oihii.len Guo.irunien all, ipie lie Dor
ealub Der 86rit bstanben:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

Gbieaso, Is. Sept.
Wei3en.-5iiy September $1.0O5-
LOAF, am SdluB $1.04s; fir De-
sember $1.03-1.07s. am 59IuB
$1.07s; fir glai $1.104-1.15, am
S6luB $1.14s.
gBeii&iOrn. iyiir DECEMBER 7o4-
re, am S6IuB 715e; fir Usai 72i
-74se. am SaIub 74ae.
Safer.-Sir DECEMBER 45aA84c,
am Sdlub 484t; fiirWoi 48a-51sc,
am S1lub 5lgc.
Roggen.-NO. 2 90-91c.
9erite 6o-75c.
Simotbp $4 8.
aleeTaam.n nOminea.
BORT $3.50. = Jiir SaHaar $2O.s
2o-20.62. am S9lub S20.62.
S9maIS 1926. - 5iir OttOb.r
$9.17-9.27, am S9luB $9.17; fit
ssanuar $9.s0-9.92. am S4lnb $9.'
92.
gaippenfeit,n $11.37-11.s7. JHr
Ottober $11.25-11.32. am S3luB
$11.32; fir Sanuar $1o.62-lO.77,
am Sblub $10.77.
Butter, gier, Gartoffsin unb Isb.n'
bss gefliigeI uHUtrdnosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16

q us Ser groBen g dla d t
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
SHOPS HUMM|NG
IN PREPARATION
FOR RUSH

In preparation for the rush hat is
expected when the readjustmeni eli
commercial conditions unseilcd by
the var Is accomplished, the santa
Fe shops here are WORKING steadily
The force puts In fun ten hours even
on Saturdays. Recently there was a
slackening OF work,
While In the city the other night.
General Manager r. c.. Fox made the
statement hat Albuquerque was
lucky To have the shops at this time.
n WAS fortunate. ne said, that the
santa Re had the money set aside Tor
expansion Of the plant and Tor TAO
wOr that was called for al this time.
Several weeks ago. after a confer
enCe of santa Re heads In this city
and Il general inspection of the work
Of shop expansion as far as u had
gone then. II was announced that con-
ditlons brought about hy the var
would not affect the enlargement ot
the shops In any degree. As a mat
ter Of fact, the original plans were
added 10. notably la the case OF the
new storehouse. which is 10 have ina
mense platforms of a much greater
rizc than al first designed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11

mont II the first merit. Mrs. Brad
ford. whose skin In handling child
musicians has been demonstrated on
several occasions in similar enter
tainmcnts. has been training tho
"Goldcnhair' caste Tor several
months and 1t promises 10 be in
every way the most successful of her
enurts. The entertainment b. "a u
cnt under the auspices of the Parent
Teachers association aud the best
Juvenile talent in the city viii take
part
Music viii be furnished by the
high school orchestra ms the caste
includes Edwin Ludes, Donald Wilson
and Chester Cartwright az the Three
Bears; Grace Stortz. liortenso Switz-
or and Grace I.ongiollow IN promi-
ncnt parts. and Mr. Zen rurycar.
who will play the role Of the child
dcyouring ogre Tho dpcTctta is filled
with bright music. attractive lance
and with a charming STAGE settipg
promises a delightful entertainment.
Little Miss Virginia Lee Williamson
VIII appear IN speciality numbers. add
inE materially 10 the strength OF the
program,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
SUMMING UP THE EVIDENCE.
Many Albuquerque People Have Been
Called a. Witnesses.

Week after week hes been pub
lishcd the testimony of Albuquerque
pt ,plc-kidney sufferers-backache
yiCtims-pcoplc who have endured
many forms of kidney. bladder or
urinary disorders. These witnesses
have used Doan's Kidney pills. Al
have given their enthusiastic appro-
val It's the same sycrywherc-3o,-
oC0 American men aud women are
ualicly recommending Doan's-al-
.vays In the home papers Isn't Il a
wcldcrful, convincing mass OF proof?
NJ you are "a sufferer your verdict
must be "Try Doan's first
Here's one more Albuquerque case.
Mrs. J. Han. lOs w. Iron Ave. Al
huquerquc. says; "One OF my fam
ily was subject TO attacks OF back
ache for several months. Sometimes
she was laid up for a day or two.
Doan's Kidney Pills quickly ended
this trouble and she hasn't had "A sign
OF II during the past several years.
I have publicly recommended Doan's
Kidney pills before and I can saw
that / have since used a few doses
OF Doan's kidney Pills myself. They
have helped me. too"
Price soc, at al DEALERS Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney Pills-tl.e same that
Mrs. Hail recommends. Foster-M Mil
burn Co. Props, Buffaio. n Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11

advance Of strong hustil columns WA
reported. The enemy failed 10 pur-
sue Headquarters also reports hght
ing west Of Verdun aud on the east
ern scccn OF war.
Vienna reports hat the AuHtrinns
have assumed the offensive In the
region OF LENDERS. This marks the
second stage of a nine-aay battle In
which $4,000 infantry. 1000 cayal-
~. 1900 machine guns and 1000
field gums were engaged on the Itus-
sian side.
ION sunday night the Austrians
annihilated the entire Scryian Timpk
division near Mitrowitza. The miii-
tary attaches of the neutral powefs
with the German troops officially
state that the enemies of Germany
are using dunn dunn bullets.
THE vanguard Of the right wing
OF the German troops advancing over
the Marine river eastward from PARIS
! were attacked by superior forces. but
the attack was stopped. the German
vanguard being taken back. the enc
mics, however. not following rho
Germans captured hfty guns and sew
! oral thousand men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
FRANCE REPoRTs SLIGHT
GAINS LAST NIGHT

Washington. sept 1.-The French
embassy today received from Bor-
deaux the following dispatch dated
September N. but presumably writ
ten last night;
To-day at 5 o'clock tG y. m. from
indications given hy the war depart
mcnD marked advances against the
German right wins have been gained
by our troops. To the north OF La
ferte Sous Jouarre the German army
was Obliged 10 rccrnss the Marine and
yesterday night below a line formed
BY the river iadhins and Mexy and
fere en- Tardenois the Marine valley
was free from German troops, nc-
cording 10 reports By the British avn
alton corps. Our troops at cham
paign were forced hy the third Ger
man army 10 retire 90 G-ourganoon
and salons, but part Of what Va lost
Was rcgained.
The finh German army before
N%assincourt In the ATsonne WA at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's GrandmOtheF's lgccipe Co
DRFkcn and Bcautify Faded Hair.

That beautiful. eve shade OF dark.
ElosEy hair can only be had by brew
inE q mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Your hair Is our charm. At
makes or mars the face. when Il
fades. turns gray, strcaked and locke
dry, wlsDy and scragsly, just an APP
piication or two OF SAGE and sulphur
enhances rs appearance a hundred
fold.
Don't bother TO prepare tho tonic:
you can set from any drug store a so
cent bottle OF "Wyeth's sage and sui
phur Hair Remedy ready 10 use.
This can always be depended upon TO
bring back the natural color. taick-
ness n iustro OF your hair n re-
move dandrum, stop scalp Itching and
falling hair.
Everybody uses "wycth'a sage and
sulphur because Il darkens 80 nat
urally and evenly that NOBODY ran
tell Il has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge OF soft brush with
h and draw this through the hair
taking one small strand al a time.
hy morning the gray hair has disap-
pcnred. and after another application
u becomes beautifully dark and APP
pears glossy, lustrous and abundant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
Department Commander Ex-
poets to Visit City About
September goth to Arrange
for Visit Of Cavalrymen.
ASSURANCE OF TROOPS
CHEERS FAIR
Galusha Has Letter Advising
of Orders for Practice
March from Fort Wingate
to Albuquerque.

Before the goth OF the month
General Tnsker "a. Bliss, department.
commander, ~ expected In This city
To make final arrangcmeuts for the
presence of "a troop 81 cafJrymcn IN
Albuquerque during the state fair,
October 8 to 10. Deputy United
states Marshal J. II. GaluSha,
through whose efforts General Bliss
interest Ia the state fair was aroused.
received "a letter from the general
this morning. In which he said no
hoped to get here not later than the
20th.
General Bliss viii I've met by a del
egation from the Commercial club.
whose guest he will bc while in the
city. The club officials hope that
the general may have something en-
c%ouraging to say about the POSSIBLE
ity % an army post being established
near the city.
In his letter to Mr.. Gaiusha. Gem
eral Bliss wrote that the commander
at Fort Wingnte had beer told to
hold a troop in readiness for orders
for "A practice march TO Albuquerque
which will bring them here at the
beginning OF the fair.
Only ~ entirely unexpected turn
In vents can nov serve To keep the
/ catalrymen from taking part In the
fair. They will be one of the most
/ spectacular additions 10 the program
Of entertainment Not oniy will the
men drill and exhibit the feats %
darcdeviltry that distinguish The cen
taurs OF Uncle sans army, but the
officers will show on their trick
muunts X troop. Twelfth cavalry.
which is the organization TO appear
here. is one of the crack commands
of the army. ofheors and men are
noted for their horsemnnship and
daring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
NARROWESCAPE FOR
ALBUQUERQUE'S
DOGCATCHER

She was "A stout determined look
ing woman. and she came into City
Clerk Hughes office like a suftra-
gette grenadier.
Il want a dog license, she an
nounced. THAT nlthy dogcatcher
went by my place yesterday ana he
looked at my dog. il was a good
thing for him hc didn't take H. !
vas watching hin from the side OF
the window with a shotgun. 10 he'd
laid a hand on that dog ia have shot
him.
n want a license. wan every
thing regular and legal | certainly
will shoot that darkoy II ne lays "A
nnger on my dog
she got her license and went away,
apparently convinced that she had
purchased a LEGAL right To shoot the
dogcAtcher whenever she catches
him hanging around her house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11

tackled by our troops. We progressed
slightly.
The fort GenicOurt IN the Meuse
was attacked by the Germans.
slight progress was made on the
road 10 Chateau sniins in Lorraine.
by the sixth Germany army In tho
forest OF Champcnoix. Part OF that
advance was lost.
AS for MGubeugc We have no Of
fetal confirmation Of liz having been
taken. The garrison was not hall
what German agencies say
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
WILL
OPEN CAMPAIGN
WITH A WHOOP

Bcrnnlilnb county Democrats Will
make thcir convention on Thursday
night. September 17th, the opening
mass meeting OF The fall campaign.
The convention Is for the nomination
OF three candidates Tor the state leg
islaturc. u Il is expected hat the
convention business viii be Dispatch
ed with speed and that the ralk Of
the evening Fan De devoted go the
speeches OF a number Of Democratic
state leaders Who have accepted in
vltations to attend.
Governor Mcdonald will maze the
opening address following the convcn-
ton proceedings. The governor ac-
cepted an Invitation from County
Chairman Louis \. McRne several
days ago. Secretary Antonio Lucero
also will speak, aud Adolfo 4. Hill.
the Democratic candidate Tor the
state corporation commission viii bee
on the program. MI. INNS brief adj
dress at tie Democratic state couven-
ton is his only public appearance
here and his appearance before an
Albuquerque audience viii be await
ed with Interest.
The Democrats have made plans
for a vigorous campaign IN every pre-
cinCt Ia the county and with the GER
tainty OF an Overwhelming majority
for Congressman FERGUSON la Albu'
querque the prospects for success IN
the county with both the state and
legislative tickets are considered
bright.
Primaries Tor the couniy convention
/ una1l a.. hold AInNlaE .nHnNnm HHp 1aNN
at 5 o'clock Tor precinct - a. th'
New Mexico Athletic club, In the Oi'
Masonic temple. and for prcinet q
In the Central school building a.
Third and Lead avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
GERMAN GROWN PRINCE
N CHARGE At NERDIN

London. sept. II N;03 D. M
T-olegraphing from Copenhagen, the
correspondent of Reuters says dis
patches received there from Berlin
hat the general headquar-
tcrs OF the German crown prince
have been established In "a fortified
position 10 the westward Of Verdun.
Parts OF the crow princes army
have attacked forts south Of Verdun
which since yesterday has been bonn
barded by heavy artillery By the
Germans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
SHERIFF
M AFTER Nan

The local police today turned over
TO shcrin Jaramllo. Of Valencia
councy. J. u. sylvester. who II accus-
rd of having failed 20 pay "a board
hill by Mrs. j. W, Kunz OF Belcn.
Sylvester came to town yesterday,
The police had him under surveil-
lance. but made no move 90 arrest
until it was established that a wAr-
AMI was out for him. Officer Ed
Donohuc ME the arrest last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
W AR
tCon,Inucd from Page oue.I

right bank Of the Ourcq.
THE lighting here has Men Of a
peculiarly desperate character. which
Is shown by the fact that of two
standards captured. one. that of the
Thirty-sixth infantry regiment OF
Magdcburg. WAS torn from the hands
of It's bearer by IA French infantry
rcserVist.
The French. however, stand firp
along the Ourcq. while the British
have crossed the Marne and driven
the enemy "a distance of % miles.
From the center news is meRgor
but the French are understood Ia be
progressing"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
GERMAN MILITARY GOVERNOR
SEEkS pAIlIl.N WITH ANTMEIiI

Bordeaux. Sept. I O;35 .. MI
Adyices received here from an au-
thoritative our In Antwerp declare
that Field Marshal von der Goitz'
the German military governor OF the
occupied portion OF Belgium. at
tempted yesterday 10 open negosia-
tons at Antwerp. To this end he
made use of a member Of the Bel
gian cabinet who had remained be-
hind At Brussels. No importance is
attached To- This effort aud The Bel
CLAN government Ignored Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
GERMANS OPEN FIRE on
WEST FLANDERS TOWN

Antwerp. sept. 81 Cvis London
1908 o.. mD-lt Is officially an
nounced here today that the town
of Waercghcm. In the Belgian prov
ince az West Flanders. was bombard
ed by the Germans yesterday for
thirty minutes. There were no cas-
ualties and only a few houses were
destroyed hy the German fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
GERMANY CLAIMS TO HOLD
mr. OWN BEFORE PARE

Washington. sept. 1.-THE Ger
man embassy today received the fol-
low ing wireless from Berlin:
"Hcadquartcrs on Thursday in IT'S
nrst official report says that In "a
battle cast of Paris the Germans held
their own in a. heavy two days fight
against superior forces attacking be-
tween Mtcaux. M6himirai and from
the direction of Paris. We captured
nifty guns and several thousand pris-
encTs, but retired the flank when the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
FILLING HOLES IN
GOLD AVENUE ALLEY

The street department today began
Milling IN the alley On Gold venue
text 10 Albert Faber's place OF as
mess. Council recently put a chock
20 a plan FOR permanent paving for
the alley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-11
EV ACUATION or AISACE
ny GERMANS CONTINUES

London. sept. ~ N.50 y. m.)-A
Central News dispatch from Rome
says that kilograms from Berlin state
that the evacuation Of Upper Alsace
by the Germans continues. They are
Withdrawing 10 Strassburg ana Metz
Il is admitted that The German army
In France Is extremely fatigued.
whereas the enemy Is continually re-
coiving fresh troops.
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ESQUIBEL TO MAKE
RACE FOR BURNS
SENATE SEAT

santa Pc. \. NJ, sept. HE
ports from Rio Arriba county today
tell OF lively Interest In that county
In the hlling Of the vacancy In the
state senate caused by the %reHigna-
ton OF senator Thomas ID. Burns
Perfecto Esquibel Is said To be the
probable Republican nominee n Il
Is Understood hat J. n. Crist 10 being
urged 10 make the face against him,
on the Democratic ticket. General
belief here Is that a strong Demo
cratic candidate viii be aoie 10 carry
the county n hui reduce the
atandpat majority In the senate by
one.
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0. r. E. TANNING DANCE
TO BE HELD SEPT. 10TH

Plans are being laid by the order
81 Railway Employees FOR a lance 10
be- held at woodmen's hall. Central
aNcnuc The event viii take place
september 18th. y. W. Moore Is
chairman ~ the committee IN charge,
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FIRST ENTERTAINMENT
IN NEW HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

The FIRST cntortniamont 10 be Civ
en- in Albuqucrpue'a new high scbQol
auditorium win be presented tonight
Ia the pretty opcrrtta, "Goldenhair
amt tho Thrac HeHrs q childrcn's
npcrotta by children, under the di-
ruction of Airs r.. l.. bradford The
dress rehearsal last night showed the
entire cnst in perfect training for
every part aud insurcs an entertain
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Patrick Walsh. head of the bag"
of the Bakeraheld division
Of the santa Fe. was a passenger on
No. > this afternoon ON his way east