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The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE MARKET.
coNrINuEp FROM PAGE tn.

.stire. per bsi. Lnae.s: potstoss ye saes; IN
prr basket, 3os5a cabeaR New xorf. p
= pounds. i:sAao: @. ,st,'s % .s,%. Pc sS.' ~. -
ross' per per bunch. s.s: ndishs.. hOne.rOwn.
M n.ie; ls.t'ss a. Pc 9. s:s.st s:.ss p.s s% ss..
ss s1a. d. mail cnlis s: Y:. r. ;s:' eseSns sss %
s5oz5oo; Western yellow oslious. per bag 2lns@'
whit. oaions, pcr bn. 2snzo; beets ps 10. a3s
s; ssssa,ut, p S i: 80 aisSi .os:sess s hosd. % p;
sv1te aooas .: d. Rev Yxk hctbouse. per ID.
nI0; csuf60ser, Cslifonia. per n crste. lsoalls:
do. Florda. pcr bssset. Lsosso; spin,cn. p1 Dol.
boz. 3osas; do. prr ss-quar box. 400; do. pr
,bl. l2oalloo; Brussels srrouta pr quart. 1A3;
fiorid. p-ppen. per c.ats. lisae3; per bas, ii5s
Is; Forid. peas psr bsA. loasSoo; bcets. Florida.
cHEEsE-Nsw York. psv. per n. y: nat per
h.. 10: swisa domestic. per H.. .; DO. foreisn
LIVE PogIrRI-Hen.,, pr "a. Y: roost,n
NaIs; turkeys. per E. nan
DRESSED PoULTRY-chicAens. pr h., nsE;
hens, choice per h. laaso; ducas PER h. 1sasp; t-
keys. per h. 2a5: rooss1h pr h.. u; caponA
DRESSED GOODS Dressed port: hcht-ueishra
per Ia. lo5tsll; do. heay. PEI h., szlo
LIVE sT0CK-vezl calves. choce. per h.. nha1.:
medium. per lb. .c1kall: common. per H.. sss:
fan lambs. best. Per h.. Sass; do. ordinary.
FhEss n ri Fish A. asp .sisD cRsBse @ ., s.o,
are By the pound unless otherwise stated. d.t-Butt0
and stars large. loals; carp. eas: eocus medium to
largs. bbl.. ioooal25o: d.. mall, foesa0: Bay
macker,l. %; rock boiling g: do. medium %; do.
pan. ID; white psrch. larr. lss2o: do. white mall
loal5; yellow perch. ise. In; do. 1nan. s samoe
trout l5s9 grsy trout large sai1: do. mail. e,1o;
founden loal2it; catfish. loal2: green pike. native
Is: eels medium TO largr. Gas; spots. large. Is;
tailors larye, 20; d. small, IS; sturBsorA dressed
3; do. skin on, 20: CLANS. per 100. LII: snappers
Is to size. I0ai2: scz1ors. per pt. %; shrimp. per
qt, 5; blueHsh. Is; salmon. .; fresh cod. Is; had
dock 10; Spanish maekerel. Ian; Potomac bass.
boiling .: do. pan. Is; shad roe. each. LIS; do.
buck each. ID
SEEDS -Goves. red. pr n. rzsaiyi: do. slsits
pe- h. 10: do. Alfalfa, Per lh. loAallh; timothy
seed per bushel. 2zs25; orchard sr,ss. per bushsL
l5oslI5: red top per h.. 0aA Blue rss. pa
bushel lAa1-a
FRUITs-New apples. per bbl., l5as.o: lemona
per box al5a4oo; oranges California. per boz l5os
275; do, Florida. 2ooz2 30; tangerineA Florida, pa
strap s5oaloo; ptne.pples. Florida pine. Per este.
3ooaa5; lines. pr 100. 5aloo; gapes. Malae.. per
n bbl kes i5osz.oe: grapefruit. per Gste. asos4 50
Hay. STRAW. AND CORN-Hay. bst timothy.
per ton. laoe; do. medium. n.e; old hay. nos.
$50; straw. long ne. per ton, B0; do. tangled
ne ln.oozlAs: wheat straw. 400; corn. ear. per eh.
WOOL AND HIDEs-woo, washed. frss Of bum,
PEI lb, 2ss2s: wool. unwashed pr h.. z2ao; hidss.
ty per lb. NalS; salt bids. dry. per 1h. u: salt
hide. per ID, u; ealfskins. grsea. each. lsalfs;
neen hideS pr Ia. Il
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEEDS.
So 1914 Its 2 to 8 blk Cleveland Pk-BowIE. Jno
FM TO Marjorie N Nixon $40 r 500
Newark st bet 18th & Wis nw) %
Fifs & Fife EniarTsd PTS org It's & described on
5sh st near II st extended ne-BARNES, Minnie
to Rutledge Wilson 81
So SIS pt 1t i+BROsNAN. Jeremiah to BENZ Il
Hailstorks SO
I'D & d sts sw) 10
So 25ls It's 2 & 3 blk IL Kalorama Hts-CRABBs.
Jno W to Ruth Lillian CrandaIl SO trust 5000
t2oi 28 Decatur II up) IS
So l52 1t a-CRANDALL, Ruth Lillian to Jno W
Cabbs so
So rs It i4-D'ANpIGNE. Cecil. to I.beIl. Q
May so
81 $50 Its IS n blk Eekinston-GRUvER. jacob
s ct uI Annie 10 Chas White SO covenants
& trust $500
(sestou St bet ID q 9Th sts mel 7s
So IN 1t . east pt Il q wet pt 1t % 18Th 81
Highiands-H0LMES CENTRAL REALTY
CORP to Clyde Asher ct ux Lois JOINT ten
ants so covenants
Madison st bet 18th & 18th sts nu) 60
So III west pt 1t Is & east pt 1t Is 18th St High
lands-Same to same so covenants
Madison st bet 18th & 18th SITS nv1 -
So @o 1t Tl-HARRELL. Mollie to Sarah b
Miller so n 5000
t4a ave se) g
So 1cl3 pt 1t ls-KABANSKY. Herman A Ct ur
Fannie to Jeannette Cohen SO
t57z & 56 18th 81 sci 9
So z77s Its a & y 18th st Hts-MANCo, Christo-
pher A to Lynchburg Investment Corp 80 cove
Doewood st bet 18th & Ath s.s nD II
So zs org II L 81 SIS south pt 1t E-McDON-
AID, Frank 70, Malcolm O Dorsey $40
tsS sth st sw iz9 ID st sw) Q
So 1915 Its . to 3 blk Cleveland Pk-NIxoN
Chas Carroll ct ux Marjorie N to Jno NJ
Bowie $40 t =. 500
Newark st bet 8th & Wis ave nv) g
So 25s5 1t 60 blk Il Meridian Hin-PAIRO. Rich'd
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j. w. PILLINC
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusrEE.s SALE or THE YALuABLE
1416 F St. N. w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE HOTEL
property known "fhs Aneghany Inn" al
Goshen. Rockbndgs County. Virginia
Ansshsny Impovwnt Company. Insupa.ssd
datsd July - lHo. and duly recorded In deed BOOK
10 gt page ~ st 80. 1 tbs Land Reourds of
Roc.brdss COUNT. State Of yistni.. .nd st he
request of the parties secured thereby. default hay
ing been made In the payment Of certain Of the
boods secured b. mid deed a trust. The under-
Asnsd trustee win sell at public auction. On the
Stats of Virginia. al the property granted to ths
mid trustee y the provisions Of aid deed of trust
ths sams bsins all the reai estate holdings d the
I'D An.sh.~ Inprosms.t Cenp.ny. incorpos.ted;
land. noss or less. and an Tie pszsonL prupery Of
the aid corporation. more psrtinlariy described -
Furniture. fxtureA houeheeptng supplies. china and
suppi,es. vines snd Bausr,. dan. and sn md
dnsular ths e1ntsnAs a he hotel building on MD
prsmisea. an nigga smu. honss. mules and
~ ~: se1sn q ~sT dscrsgeo.: hains,s posa &c. On
he tnprosenents eunsist of . modern threetoJ
hotel building Il ninsey-tvo siesptnG rooms and
tu1ty-thres hafhrooms. known - The Allegheny
d1. Ice booze. unnu houss.. swimming pool
vstef tov1. tank, &c, an In good repair
Terms o ale: Twenty Eve rer cent Of ths purchass
ptce in e.sh. md TIE balance 8 pg e.nt e'.y ID
purchaser. bearing interest at the rats Of par oent
pa snnum from the dsts f sa,e. may Be taten. the
same to bs secured b. deed Of trust On the prup-
dty sold. - required by terms Il aid deed Of
trust: or al cash. at ths option of the purchase1
deposit o ers thousand dollan cS.0o1 viu b
required at the time Of sale An convgapcng and
recording Win b at the cost Of the purchase terms
to Be- complied With within hfteen days from The
date Of sale. the trustee reseving the rgh. to rcseIl
Il The rsk and cost Of the defaultng prchasf after
ten days advertisement of the resale In the Root
bridge County News. Q weekly nevgapcf. published
In Rockhrdse County. stats of Virginia.
For further information address the undersigned
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND rRCsT COMPANY.
By FRANK srmsoN. Trust once. Trustee
Addre8 Fifteenth street and New York avenus
northwest, Washington, d. @.
de4.sn.lSp.is.s.1jal.sss.
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PLAsTERING AND CEMENTING.

William NJ Minor. plaste1ins. kalsuninins. c<ment-
ing hickvork. and whitewashing; jobninS ., 30
eialty. H0 Church st- NV. Phone North lT.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

6alcs-Regular can at u o'ylock noon
Ris1 Realty 80 Qong). S.oco at loiz. N!m at
lolx, 0,op at ms
Capital Traction ss 500 at 1os $40 at los.
wsshington Railway Electric pfd, 8 at u, 8 at
q. q At S. at GA. at aH. % at 81. at g.
eSk1tH.
Washingto1 Gas. at 81 =
Merxenthala, 1-es -0Szk. - at ,iSlz- 60
Columbia Title. % at 81, s3 at 81.
Me-chants' Tranx9 & Storage, 5 at 1s.
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric I'D, 10 at 81.
Washington Railway & Electric opm., 5 at %.
Washington Railway Electric pfd, Is at ssss.
wazhington Railway & Electric com. 5 at S5i. .
it ~ % Al So
wsshinrtou Railway & Electric 4s 2on at sl5t-
Cspital Traction, 10 at loez. 10 at 1os, 10 at losk
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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roR sAIE-rARMs.
2OAcres

Good, high, wellIdrainsd
loan. half clear and balance in
wood; old farmhouse and out
buildings. which with little re-
pairs will mako good home:
good fruit. and shade about
house.
Fronts 500 feet along ale
CANT State road. ten minutes
from railroad station; mile and
quarter from trolley. and hve 3.
miles from Capitol; two miles
and half over District line In
Maryland.
This place Is splendid for
poultry, gardening, or small
fruit; good water st house and
stream on place. $500; ssoe
cash and balance on low
terms: has been mortsaged for
s4.10o.
CE0GW Al KEE
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
FLOOR OIL.

@ T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILLING
FLOOR 0IL-Kesps the noors clean and bright.
gtya thcm poliahsd finish: good for your furniture
try It. 50 esnts gallon delivered; ofics is Pa are
NV. Washington. ID. c.. q. S. A.: phone Main
s9l Used m q. 8. Government and over 1o.ooo
families for the last 8 years.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12

Handsome Stone and Brick
Residence; 16 rooms; large yard
(nearly half acre) front and rear
entrance to stable-garage; large
parlors, library. and dining-room.
Sale of property may include
some handsome historical furni-
ture. ---
Scott Circle and Rhode Island
Avenue; IL rooms; beautiful house
in choice location. Rents at 81 800
year. Will sell on favorable terms.
Rhode Island Avenue, near 18th
St; II rooms and conservatory
lot AZ feet front. Very attractive
location and will sell at low price
to close estate.
Inquire for particulars,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
SEWING MACHINES.

GOOD DRoPHEAD WHEELER & WILSON NO.
81; f-dravef Close case sl Singer half prios:
pairing. L L HARRIS. nos 18th nv. Ph. n. l1a
66-l MODEL SINGERS SLIGHTLY
used; SIS to $3S; other Singer machines
81, $40, and S12; guaranteed: all attach
ments 313 Penn. ave. Sc. Phone L. AS.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
FoR sAIE-HoUuu.

FOR sALE-AITHST1oR. nARGAIN HUNsun9l
INvEsroRs, AND sPHcULAroRs-AN Or
PoRrUNrrY 10 PURCHASE A NEW HOUSE
ON ONE OF THE BEST SQUARES ON AN
AVENUE NEAR LINCOLN PARK AT A
GREAT SACRII1CE
Leu thsn Ss0 vin buy this bsautiful brick dwell
ing, vhicA has COT Tie ownR &.oO. For certain
rrasoos It must be dispused Of very soon. and the
puryhsssr will surely sscuN hrgain-
One q thoss veil arranged tso-stofy HOUSE, with
four rpons deep each noor. tilsd bath. hotwater
heat expensive mautsis. attractive decorations. and
about svezything that ono could vhh. with lot u
By - to an alley.
Do not delay. See us a. soon as you an and ar
ranss 70 inspect il. - IL wiz bc pchsscd By soms
one In . hort time
STONE Z FAIRFAX. I,r Nov York ave-
FOR SALEM THE SWELL SECTION OF THE
NORTHWEST.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE AND sr.
Sm win buy thrrsaory. ten-pm brick dwell
ing, with hotwater heat tled bath. and about evesy
modem cpsvnienoa
-Four rpoms dsep On the first floor.
Ths hours has tbs advantages Of . csrn3.
10 diyido several intefsas and to realize Soon the
ovneu have concluded 10 sell this houss ct this
ridiculousy low price.
An opportunity to locate in this desrabie section
ct comparatively mall outlay less than othess are
paying for little six room houses . mile or two
further out In cheap neighbofhoodA
Invest your money here. where values are inxeas
ing. where you can realize handsome profit
ssroNE FAIRFAX. lszs New YOrk ava
The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGMG.

WALL PAPER, 1oC. 15C. sc. AND soc
paper, SC and 1oc per piece; rooms pa
paperhanging free. LIE PREUx, so7 p st
NV. Phone. N. S4Sl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24
is A WOMAN OF so OLD ENOUGH TO CHOOSE A
HUSBAND?-HE is SURE TO BE RIGHT MAN

BY NIxOLA GREELEY-SMITH
New York, Nov. "a Elizabeth
Coppell, 81 years old, wealthy spin
ster of Tenaf1y, N j., has announced
her marriage last April to Robert
Douglass Connors, AZ years old, for
merly her chauffeur. -..
Mrs. Connors admitted her roman
tic wedding at the Marlborough
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

The new Mrs. Connors' five sisters
are said to be as incensed as her
brothers over the step she has taken
and have so far refused to recognize
the marriage. All of which consti-
tutes, in my opinion, a most ridicu- =
lous state of affairs
In the first place any woman 81
years old is entirely capable of decid- !
ing whom she wants to marry with
out advice or assistance from her
brothers and sisters, or from any
body.
. The former Miss Coppel is not
young enough to be foolish nor old
enough to be senile.
If woman's life holds ANY years
of discretion she surely enters upon !
them in the otherwise dull gray
stretch between 40 and 60. More
over, the new Mrs. Connors and any
other woman who marries the man
she loves under similar circum-
stances demonstrates one thing by
the marriage itself, that she is free
from social snobbishness, altogether l
the most degrading form of slavery ]
to which human being may be COM
mitted.
Snobbishness is disastrously pre- }
valent among American women. 1t
has its headquarters in New York, /
perhaps (you think so anyhow until ,
you have lived in Washington, D. c., l
but in more enlightened age other
cities and states will declare quar- /
antine against it as they do now
against the hoof-and-mouth disease
and other contagious maladies to !,
which we are all liable, man or beast,
or both.
This rich woman who has married y ',
her chauffeur was in the enviable po-
sition of being able to pursue her eu-
genie choice of mate and she chose u
a man nine years younger than her
cole bod cd N humble no Il
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-24

Blenheim hotel in Atlantic City where
with her chuaffeur-br bridegroom she
was spending a belated honeymoon.
Meantime her angry brothers, Her
bert and Arthur CoppeH, placed po-
lice guard about their snster's home
'"The Towers" known as the show
place of Tenafy, N. j., asserting. that
she would not be permitted to, re-
enter it. 49,
The Coppels are well known in east
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08

Albuquerque, New Mexico. october uh, 1914.
TO THE PUBLIC.
This COMPANY hereby announces that DO has In preparation an
official map ct Do, city OF Abu lucruuc which 90 expects Go have
ready for deliver, about January ist. 1915.
This new map will stow al Additions Blocks. Lots aud uuud-
mss thereon. iu The city OF Albuquerque. also am actual survey Of
all lands embraced In the area from tho tuu,d States Indian school
on the north, Goo the implanted lands OF Barcas on u, south. and
from the Rio Grtudc ON the west TO the lands lying cast OF 90.
University of Sew Mexico.
No expense VIII DE spared To- make this the best map ever issued
Of this city and .s SURROUNDINGS
The nrst map of Albuquerque was complied by J o.. gauden and
issued July 1859. and the second, third and fourth MAPS were come
piled for the Albuquerque Abstract Company and issued u I,Ne.
lsgS and 1907. respectively.
This company has published these maps lt "a financial Ios TO
Itself Il being largely q matter uf home pride ou les part
We make This announcement 90 tho end that real estate and
business Interests sencrahy ana AN persons who have use Tor %
REAL map of this suy ana is surroundings may have the oppor-
tunIty 60 'nyestsaty. Respectfully.
Attest: ALBUQUERQUE ABSTRACT COMPANY.
John NJ. White. By John ". Moore. President
Manager
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
GEUW ANS pII N~i-D BN
uIIIN~I or kIAO CHOW

Berlin D.f tHN wireless Co -tE-
E...u ia. g.. German newspapers tu-
d.t publish ari..I.- express iue sFl.--
fl.t..u ru0t the British and Japanese
attack. nn T.iul T.H fh, fortified
position Iu fb, German leased terri
iury of k.lo chow. h.t. ucru roe
pulsed Thps declare .aa. the rplcn-
oJ defense of tho 1su1 Tau garrison
200 indication that fb, promise ot
fH, governor oi the ,ulune Goo defend
rho territory fo the bitter end ls be-
Ing carried unt
According %. official news today
the loyal conduct of the Polish sold
iors iu the German army haa made
possible the dissolution uf th, Ger
mao auti-po.l-h union
4 great part oi do, German army
under General Won H|iudcuaurg h1s
effected l iIlcuU1 with th. Au-triaus
on The Ni.tulp af IttuEorud- Iu Eus-
siam Poland hero the EHs-iaus are
eou.onfrI'.us uu the r.sht bank.
only l small portion OF Won Him
donhur. ARMY remains near sue
waikiki Those troops ..eelsI in
-rrcNrrt.u- .hr Euss.au advance ir
the direction OF cast PRUSSIA. in spite
OF The numerical superiority Of th,
cncmy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08

The most wonderful thing In the world
II love expressed in the helpless irfant.
And among those aids and comforts FOR
expectnut mothers IS the wei known
Mothers Friend
This f. an external application 20
enable The abdominal muscles a. become
more plant. % expand naturally Without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
and llgnmCnts.
IN almost evcFy settled community are
women who have enjoyed the blessing o.
this famous remedial and helpful ombro-
cation. Iheir daughters hayo grown pp
10 learn OF ita splendid assistance.
Applied ne directed upon those muscles
involved g. sonthes the nns netw rk %
nerves with which nl the muscles ere
supplied. Thus a Frcat share 0f the uains
30 much dreaded may be avoided ana ths
period n expectancy passed through IA
case and comfort.
Anything that adds 40 much comfort
must Dc counted a7 "a blessing indeed.
In a little book sent BY mail much use
fui information D. given - mekporlcnccd
uothefa. n tells how % use Mother
FRIEND and how % avoid caklng breasts.
OF q bottle to-day and write fr hoak 10
tIaduria ArBaietor co., 400 iamar nldr
Atian,s, Ca ~ Eufe sVa get .A0lhers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
HULGNRINNS REPORTED
DRIVING ~~IENINNS

London. oct. N-Thc Central News
quotes tho Vienna Ecichspost ass stat
in Ethat furious fighting has taken
place between th, EIlgariaus and
serviar. and that the EuIsariaus
have hcs.,gcd Isuu ~oryla o. This
dispatch s true Do would Indicate
That BULGARIA. bias entered tho wan on
the s.d. uf Germany uri Austria
There be- 600 official notice that such
action. however been taken. and
DO mly ue thar E@ujgar.1u Regulars
have attacked S,rti1 uu their OWE
account.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08

Uirh mark IN racing viii Dee
reached az th, fair grounds this pf
tcrnoon. Tho card promises the tt
sport OF the week.. n includes bee
sides the AluuHIcrque derby, 20 trpt
Do pace. each alucd at $1,000. and
% 1l -furlongs event
There are six entries for the derby
Horses. owners and Jockeys who
VIII ride Boz Oh, derby, ~ mile Hr, a7
follows
30. I-Fcrraud. MBsseo sykes
$50. --WhIdI,n. sullmau. Fisher
Nu. 3-FerroH3, schwartz. Mccain
$50. i-AliNia sell. Sell
$50. a-B9l.e Cook, GallasAcr.
Mclraw
No Choppers. Dr. =. = Bcck.
Thomas.
The horses whp viii run "A the two
harness races follow
2.f7 parc-i'HEse St.0OO.
HuIlio NIIE,. o.. M, DueIIal Kate
D. LIpcr
VIII Guther hl b., Educator. hy
Guide Ouun .srman
Easter Coin Do q. Free ColnasC,
Flower Giri, ur a. H. Ke,k
Queen Nolo. b. D.. Nulo. queen Ito-
gent 81 = Williams.
2:ii irnt-Pursc St.O0O.
Fred g. sash. b. a.. Silver Nolo,
Georsc stronr j. a. Hodges
Coloncl Chittsudon. s. b.. Colonel
Cochran Lady Groenlandor J. + An
try.
Highland C.. Ir4 b. e.. Highland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
M ~SINNS MITE OIT
FRONTIER CT MD At USOK

Venice. oct. 1-tyia Paris. oct. $,
$3.50 D m.I Reports from budapest
show that tine Russians completely
surprised 90 small body Of frontier
guard, armed with |autiquatcd rifles
who were holding C-nk pass. The
Russians suddenly emerged from hid
Ugu forest paths Tho Austriuus
were speedily forced Co retreat before
ta.a superior force.
IN response te geographic can ss's
vtro hurried forward fsum Dsoutos
hH. th,ra were uo horses tp drag
them up tbr mountains aud tho guns
were sent I.0k tp D-0ntu-. toward
Winch iho ltus tus advanced They
Zero wsf Hy ID superior force and
then vsr. driven back to the from
tiers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
New Official Map of
Albuquerque

Albuquerque. y. ~. october z. l3iL
To WHOM m MAY CONCERN.
ON paso q ot the Albuquerque EVENING HERALD OF octobcr
q, 1914, appears au alleged statement hy q. L. Crosse of this COM
pany. recommending the - rnurI NEW CITY MAP OF ALBJ-
QtERQUE. and chat this company win lake az least two al them.
In Justice Co this company ana 60 tho end that The public may
not be- deceived. uc hereby brand said statement is unauthorized.
We have NOT ordered nor viii we order two or any other num-
Der OF smd maps, for the reason that. In our opinion. the sumo is
NaiuChcas 90 Tho roi estate dealer and public generally.
For the past 20 years We have published the official map of Al
buuucrquc. as Managers of the Albuquerque Abstract company. Hud
tho time s near when O. new omcal map viii 1c published.
Attest: JOHN VI. MOORE REALTY COMPANY
r. L. GWOSE Is John N. Muurc. President
Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
BERLIN CLAIMS EVENT
ARR TURNING TiIIIU WAY

In dispatch to tine Reuter- Telegram
company contains 1u ofHelai state-
mont given ,ut at general |hcadquar-
tors ln Berlin on fhe evening &C Gee
t0bcr Il m follows
"rhc enlargement on tho r.sht
wing In France hare NOT Ted to amy
decision The atfatks of thc French
BOB the Arsonnes end from Che north
esst front oi Vcrdun have been re-
pulsed.
"Dm Antwcrp the attack has
crossed "a section of the river Nethe.
"rho attacks of the Russians ON
the government OF fuwalki have
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FIERCE FIGHTING RESUMED
AItOt Nj LILLE. REPORT

London. oct IS Ol.2o "a MA
delayed dispatch Co the Exchange
TclcgrBph company from Ostcnd,
filed Tuesday SAYS.
Fierce fighting has taken place
for twn DAYS around Lille The GER
mans sustained heavy LOSSES Tho
Grrmau batteries tired Du the sta
ton. the prefecture and other build
urs The masterpieces loo the mu-
scum had been removed Co safety
I'm the fierce nghtiug the Ger
mans lost non than 1000 men %
uu to This morning had not succeed
cd Boo occupying thp town of Lille.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-08
MONTENEGRINS WORK
HAVOC AMONG AI~TIIANS

pari. oUi. ta. lu o. ma Ha-
vas agency dispatch from Jettuic
SAYS M-uutcnegriu dctuDhmcuts uper-
100 Herzegovina inflicted heavy
LOSSES uu the AIsuriaus ANA occupied
important sttutysiD positions near
Gatzko. After hard lighting the
Mo|utenrerius occupied Ablak Stopin
and Khpiutch. taking D. large number
oi prisoners ana much ammunition
The Moatcucsriu offensive operations
Norably.
Tho dispatch stated THAI au Aus
triou acropltuc while seeking Co ODE
serve the French batteries. was hit
with shells and Ten into Tine sea.
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BUM WEATHER
CONTINUED from Page Ouc)

refused Co th.uE of 80 untI after tl,
big series is over Davies 90 p.t.h-
err. bot Macs .s developing hm ls an
outficlder
Managers -taU.ugs and MACS bad
q torrid conversation over th, lcI.-
phone today according t9 Jhe leader
OF the Boston team. -tINturs eiIl
Mack called up Geo protest asa.ust iu-
tcryiews in newspapers BOO which Stll-
lngs characterized Ma,hs REFUSED 90
lot tho National league champions
practice at Shipe park this afternoon
as "unsportsmuuIkc' Mack pt-
tempted Co "caU him down. s-td
StalIlugs, for such talt. and h..
words followed The Boston mons.
aver appeared tn bc greatly worked
up
The inevitable scandal with rs'H-
tion 90 the alc OF tickets h1s cro1t
into the worlds s.r.c- This timc th,
police are tho ones srru-rd 1t graft
iug m connection with rbe sal, u,
tickets and 1n official Investigation
is bon progrs.