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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
WHEAT PRICES
SHOW WEAKNESS
ON WAR NEWS
Liverpool Reports Having All
Supplies Required Now and
There is No Demand From
France.

~
Chicago. Sept. 11.-Wheat prices
today failed 10 maintain rally which
s,arted after the market had fallen TO
AZ, below the high point of Saturday
last The close was nervous at the
came as last night to X down. Corn
finished a shade to Nc off. oats with
a gain OF q TO " a &c and provisions
varying from &c decline to an advance
OF Ito 4
Bearish advices from Liverpool had
considerable TO do with forcing weak
holders Of wheat here TO drop out.
supplies were said to have become so
abundant at the British port. that stor-
age room wan about exhausted. It was
also asserted that French demand was
at an end for the present. A quick
recovery ensued due In part TO the
fact that country offerings had fallen
off sharply during the recent drop In
prices.
on the rebound. wheat buyers back
ed away. aud offerings increased. In
the end. all gains had been wiped out
Corn like wheat felt the effects of
a smash in prices at Liverpool. Wet,
cold weather in. the domestic belt,
though proved nearly an offset later,
especially after wheat had temporary
renewal of strength. ftef
Oats sagged with other grain at the
start, but subsequently bulged on ac-
count Of seaboard dispatches telling
Of foreign governments buying a mil
lion bushels or more In the last two
days.
Provisions were unsettled, advanc-
ing early as n result Of covering by
shorts. and then averaging lower be-
cause OF continuance Of liuufdatlng
sales that cut so important a figure
during yesterday. One of the chief
factors was a lack of southern demand
for meats. .att..
Closing prices:
Wheat-Sept., s111; Dec, s1.14h;
May. $1.22h.
corn--Dec.. 72%c; May, as NC.
Oats-Dec.. 5O%c; May, sage.
Pork-January. 5000.
Larh--Oct.. 1912: Jan. $1,000.
Ribs-Oet., $lL50; Jan. $lo.S2,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

New York. Sept. lI.--Only three
hundred bales of the old straddle in
terest were Iiquidated through the OPP
erations OF the special cotton exchange
committee but the talk suggested in
creasing cheerfulness as to the general
market outlook.
The fact that offerings of spot cot
ton have not increased during the past
several days OF good picking weather
has been partially responsible for
greater OPTIMISM while the trade here
has also been impressed by the various
measures that have been adopted TO
distribute the burden Of hogs and H.
nanclng the crop. II was rumored
that local traders were trying to buy
December contracts privately at con-
siderable advance as compared with
their bids earlier In the week.
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Kansas city. sept. '11.--Ifogs Re-
ceipts. 1000. Market, weak. Bulk
ss.65@s.s5; heavy. $4,000 800; pack
srs and butchers. ss.75@9,00; light
ss.se $3.50; pigs. $7,60@S.25.
Iattle- Receipts, 1000. Market
steady. Prime fed steers, 1915 q
iV.'S; dressed beef steers. $500 1910;
western steers. s6750s.25; stockers
ana feeders. $e.000S25; calves, $3.50
.@l0s0.
Sheep Receipts, 1000. Market
higher. Lambs. $7.25@s.O0; yearlings
so''s $3.50; wethers. $5.35@5.7bi
ewes, s5.Oom5.4a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
WHITE sENDs0UT
! CIRCULAR LETTER
TO EDUCATORS

rsrsciA, eosassponusncu 70 unsNsNo JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Sept. 1.-THE department
OF education today sent out the follow
ing circular:
To County Superintendent
will find quoted below extracts from
the minutes of the August, 1914, meet
ing the state board of education which
are of interest to you in the discharge
OF your duties. Please acknowledge
receipt Of same and obllge.
Very truly yours,
ALvAN n. White,
State Superintendent Public lnstruc-
ton.
Formal adoption of History
and Civics OF New Mexico written
by Dr. Frank II. II. Roberts and
Ralph f. Twitchell. Contract for a
period OF six years has been executed
with Charles Ilfeld company. publish
ers of said history and the price fixed
is one dollar CID. Y
2-Permission given to book pub
fishers whose contracts for furnishing
textbooks expire June Is, 1915, to
omit the price stamp from said books
during the unexpired term OF said
contracts. Such publishers have been
Officially notified by the secretary of
the state board Of education.
3-"Motion was made and unani-
mously carried that ii is the sense of
the state board OF education that
teachers be allowed one weeks vaca-
tion at Christmas time with full pay
and that the state superintendent be
directed to send circular letter to
this effect TO all county and city SUI
perintendents."
4-"The secretary of the board, SUI
pcrintendent White. presented the re-
quests Of several county superintend-
enis who asked that the board per-
nit temporary use of Spanish
textbook between the adopted texts
Cyrs' First Spanish Book and the
Mantilla's Second Reader, as a test
of such policy.
Motion was made. that the state
superintendent of public instruction
be authorized to give these or other
county superintendent permission TO
try some Spanish book between eyrs
First Book and the Mantiiia's secono
Reader Motion was seconded ana
carried"
Motion was made ana uhahi-
mously carried that the department
be Instructed to correspond with the
Texas normal schools and gel thelr
courses of study and If they FOUND 10
satisfy the department, that county
first grade certificates be granted 10
their graduates
I g." Motion was made and carried !
that the department of education be /
to issue county first grace
certificates when creaits
are equivalent to fifteen units, thirty
six weeks. forty minutes recitation
periods. and four recitation periods
oil fifteen units. thirty-two weeks. for
ty-five minutes recitations, i've reci-
tations per week. provided credits IN
clude history, civics, physiology pea-
agogy. psychology and one industrai
branch.
Motion was made and unanl-1
carried that; 1t is the sense
Of the state board Of education that
Of the agreement made by
superintendents In their efforts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
GARD SIGNS rnR SALE.

The Journal now has a fun assortment
OF Card Signs on hand. You can certainly
find what you want In the following Hist.
FURNISHED Rooms For Rent" 'unfurnIsh-
ed Rooms For Rent," "For Rent" For
Sale" "Rooms For Rent" Furnished Rooms
For Light Housekeeping Room and
Board, Table Board blouse For sale.'
House For Rent" plain Sowing, Dress
The cards VIII be sold at the low
price OF 10 cents each. Call ut tho business
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

@G.25; cows and heifers. ss.55@s.s5;
faives. s7.5om1f.5o.
sheep Receipts. $4,000. Market.
firm sheep. $5.l5m6oo; yearlings.
$aso@6,0 lambs, $6.somS.2e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
PERSONAL.


ApiEs-When delayed or irregular. use
-. tsiumph PMS; always dependable. RE.
Her and particulars free. Write Naf,ansl
Medical inetitnte. milwaukee,. wis
0IRLA-Why not use SOME IN vo,,r idlc
moments In writing 10 US az we ara
lonesome and anxious To got acquainted
with Rev Mexicv girls A. X. And.raon
q. G. Woods. care H. $ s. Buffalo. San
Francisco callf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

New York. Sept. il.--closlae: Mer-
camille paper. per cent.
Sterling exchange steady; for ca
bles. ts9.S0 a 500; for demand. 1850
a 4ss,
Bar silver $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
FOR SALE ON TuAnr

- 49, ~ 49, ~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~-
ron SALE OR TRADE $500 equity IN
wen improved splendidiy located Albu-
querque residence Monthly navments n,
mortgage are one,half the monthly renta,
Natue- Have option ON small Improved
ranch can make attractive proposition IN
connection with city properly, stock ana
furniture. Address NJ G., care Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
80 =. 9 4.. .' g. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

ssS00--s-room frame. modern. hot
water heat, lawn. shade. good loca-
tion In Highlands. close In.
", 7so--b-room brick. modern. large
basement, corner lot Highlands.
close in; easy terms.
~, 000--b-room modern frame; two
i. large porches good outbuildings.
Fourth ward. easy terms.
tlsoo.--l-room frame. bath. nae
shade. good outbuildings. nne To-
cation; m 18th 81.
Is,ooo--6-room brick. modern, well
built, cellar. sleeping porch. good
outbuildings; w. Silver Avenus.
close In.
ss.2oo--s-room bungalow. modern.
Highlands, close In. s
A. TLEISCNllER
III south Fourth 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

81 Louis. Sept. 11.--Lead, nominal,
sS'g2h; spelter, dull and lower.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
n,.rrhoca Quickly Cured.

my attention was first called %
rhamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as much as twelve
wears ago. At that time | was seri-
ouslv III with summer complaint
Orc Orc dase az This remedy checked the
Mamie" writes Mrs. c. w, FLORENCE
backfleld. Ind. For. sale BY AL deai-|
ers. 49,
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ToR sALF-IIouses.


folt Restaurant sud hotsl; cheap
u. NiefL alS South First street
h'hlNEsS opportunity, best In entire
state Tor retail liquor and restaurant
nuaincrr Must be up-to.date small capital
required Address A. care .iearnAI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

HELP WANTED.
@'>>>''-es-'~'~- ~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~.~->
WANTED "A shaker al once Home Bakery
- III Nerln- Fifsi street
WANTED-A No advertising SOLICITOR
ohs = bnsIneNs geiter need apply. zzAd.
aress lsl7. care journal.
A Female.
WANTED -~Good laundrcss Immediately.
Apply soc North Fourth.
WANTED@-0fri OF Woman for general
honsework Cali at en- North Thirteenth.
wANTED--islfl for geaerai hoaseworK
Mrs. j. P.h Sheehan sea North Eleventh
.lreet
WANTED-A eiri for genefal housework
IN small family Mrs. Lewinson. s05
Luna boulevard.
wANTED-fiIrl for general housework. App
ply mornings. Mira Jehn Lee. Clarke. sos
west homa avenue
lWANTED-capabie woman for general
Homework; prefer one 10 stay nights,
Mrs: W: y: Agsn: zss West Copper
WANTED---Posltion
-~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~-~~
Neutrality-suspicious. fob work and re-.
pairing. First-ciass work Hughes. s2i
South Walter. Phone iios
a Inv.
ment by experienced boolSkeeper: can aper.
ota ,,.,..,.,.,,,, -. - =. s -, -" ~, ~
~, III, .si..a. ~ ~ ~ 80, BUM
WANTED-wofk by healthy married man.
permanent thoroughly experienced Rro-
cefyman, stock keeper, shipping and re-
celvlng clerk. G. H. Thompson iet North
Walter street, Albuquerque. N. NJ.
-, j. ~,,.,.,.. ...---..-------
--Miscesianeoun
w IN,
children phon. ,eaS
~,
We es nrnpuh"sse, m.na'e weight cheap
80 :. = .,-c ~. > -,-.s.----
'AhfEi cLEaNiNu. furniture ana stove
repairing. W. a. uoiL phone avs.
WANTED-Tcnnant for Furnished house
close in Phone l509W for particulars
W4STrD-- Sec1,,0 baud office desE roll
,on ~ Main Aadress est so,,h s,xth
lewelry: nennell $. Eonrth and Gold
rWANTED-Te buy gasoline engine at
once state horsepower ana make. John
-. :
WANTED--Sewing.
~,
NANIED--famtty sewing al nome or VIII
,rs .Itefersn,xs address ~ care Jonrns,
-
FOR RENT--DweltIutu
North.
FOR FENT-Two-room house nar1Iv fur
nlshed. 500 North Twelfth street.
FOR RENT--e rom brick house STRICTLY
modern. 42f West Copper avenue See a.
Anntoxa a. o.srt bo,....
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

- 49, 49, -. ~ WI
REAL EsTATE-FIRE INSURANCE.
LOANS.
ZIG w. Gold
FOR RENT--Rooma
~~>~-~->~~~~-~~s~~~~ ~~--~~.---~>-~~~-~~~-
North.
ron RENT--Modern Furnished room- close
In; no sick, 500 North Pfth
FOR RENT-- Three Imaderi. no.se,-s.n MIN.
rooms s27 North Fifth Phone issSs.
FOR RENr--Goo modern furnished roam.
at ss.2s per week.. sscsss West central.
FOR RENT--Niceiy furnished ,noasr,
rooms Rio Grnnde IIoteL 6l9 w. Central.
FOR RENT--One modern furnished from,
room; no sick need apply. col North
Fourth. fN4 u =
FOR RENTING modern rooms, Furnished
for housekeeping; Also one sleeping room.
~ North Fourth. u N. 4. IS 4 Az. b ~. 4 y
FOR RENT IIousekccpng fn6nis and fur.
nlshed cottage, cheap. at Dlnsdale hotel.
VI =, West CentraL n
FOR RENTLThree ronrna. FURNISHED az MI
furnished for Housekeeping i49s Waai
gentral. Phone losoJ h af N
FOR RENT--IarTc cool. nicely furnished
room In good location and private fam
lly: bath, lights. shade. "a West New
FOR RENT-Furniahed rooms every con.
yenience. 400 South Eleventh..
F0h RENT'-Twe nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen, 81 a week iib west Gnla
FOR RENT--Furnishcd rooms modern; I ~
sick. Apply 6osM West Central
FOR RENTING nicely furnished modern
rooms for housekeeping; no alex. 621
west silver.
FOR RsNT-- Housekeeping rooms and fur.
nished cottages sleeping porches. Gi6
West Coal
FOR RENT-Ncely furnished rooms All
improvements, opposite the postofflce
IA West Gold.
FOR RENT--Three nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. gas and all mod
ern convenlences. Inquire as West Lead.
FOR RENT--By september 18th. glass
enclosed sun parlor, beautifully arrang-
ed for living and sleeping m connection
large alcove with private lavatory. hot and
cold water. modern homq. nice for couple.
Rcfcrcnccs. adtress Q. IT. care journal.
Highlands.
FOR RENT--Furnished- rooms 2is South
e'' "p'''
FOR RENr--Modern furnished bedroom.
~
FOX hENT--Modern FURNISHED rooms with
sleeping porches. 51sM Z. Central. p. 1901.
For FENT-9 nieeIv f1S6Isbed front rooms
WITT OF ws.neu. noaras- xls = broadway.
FOR KENT--fwo large modern fooina en-
suite or single Ga3 South broadway,
Phone 127CW
housekeeping. modern and clean no sick
SIS South Waiter.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

Singer q Saturday pieesupk 'lve-ceR
cigar--only saturday.
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FOR RENT---effice Rooms.
~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~~-~~~
FOR fsENT--offires. Apply d. A. Mac.
uhersnn journal office
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

fOH RENT--The most desirable office
rooms In the city. Apply TO George r.
Albright. Phone 44o
FOR RENT--nis boarding house, best To-
cation In city. ia Went Grand. Fifteen
rooms. $1,000 per month. Inquire any real
estate agenf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
GencrnI

ROOM and hoard for heaithseetcr on ranch
Bath and sleeping porehes. Address Mrs
A. n. Swan, Il. II. No. ?. Fort Lowell,
ArIz Phone 91s Ri.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12

FOR RENT--2 and 4-room flats for lig
housekeeping. 404 NORTH Second
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
Germans and Austrians Driving
Russians Before Them, De-
clares Berlin

BERLIN. (via The Hague), Sent
l2.-The Germans are driving the
Russians before them out of east
Prussia according to an official an
nouncement made at the war office
today. The German reinforcements
have clashed with the Russian advance
and the latter has retired In disorder
In the direction OF the frontier. Ger
man troops, cooperating with the Aus.
TRANS. have checked the Russian ad-
vance from LemDerg and are now
pushing them back in the general
direction Of that city. Germans and
Austrians are again In Russian Poland
In strong force and the situation I'm
the eastern theater of war Is described
as very much improved from the Ger.
man-Austrian viewpoint. A strong
force has been sent to attack the
Russians, who have been besieging 2
Konigsberg. and the announcement
that that city has been relieved Is ex.
pected m0mentarily. =
The war office made no morning an.
nouncement regarding the progress OF
the battle In the west. II was an.
nounced late last night that the Ger.
man successes In the centre and on
the left wing continued. The attack
on the strong fortress of vertNin Is
proct eding satisfactorily and It's re
duction and capture are consideret
certain.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
.THEY MANAGED no BRING UP THE heavy GUNS.
GERMAN SFoRY OF I.
WAR CAUSE TOLD
Americans Leaving For Home
Given Pamphlet Containing
Kaiser's Version

Americans leaving Germany for
home in the recent past have hSd
pressed upon them special copies OF q
magazine called Echo's Chronicle.
printed in Berlin and purporting to
tell the real truth about the events
leading to Germans declaration OF
war. The wrapper around the maga-
zine. printed in English. reads For
our American friends; the facts In
the war as they happened, not as they
are reported in the Englhh and
French papers"
Accompanying the magazine II q
leaflet begging those to whom copies
are given to spread them broadcast In
America that the American people
may learn Germany's true stand In
the war. A copy of the German
white boook" printed In English, and
declared to be the "only authorized
translation" is also given the return
ing Americans.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
Petrograd Says Remnant of Aus.
trian Force Faces Certain
Destruction

PETRoGRAD. Sept. 12.--That the
Russian field forces have again gain
ed notable success over the Austrians
and Germans along the Russian-Po-
land and Galician frontiers was an
nounced at the war office tody.
In addition II 10 declared the driving
movement OF the Russians against the
Austrian main army has resulted In
the complete cutting on OF the Aus
trian left wing, commanded by Gen.
oenl Danh and that its capture or
utter destruction 10 now considered
certain.
The war once also confirms the re-
ported capture Of Tomaszow, where
General Won Auffenberg's troops were
reported strongly entrenched. II Is
stated unoficially, but from reliable
source. that there will be no attempt
at a general advance into East Prus-
STA at this time. The Russian plan Of
campaign. from the outset, has been
planned with the complete crushing Of
the Austrian offense In mind. After
Austria In crushed and the effective
ness OF Its nghtIng line ended, then
the main Russian army will move
against Berlin. But at no time will Il
move through east Prussia. - The cam
paign in that section VIII be more I'm
the nature OF defensive than an
offensive one. II IL not even certain
any determined effort In to be made
to take Konigsberg. which II now be-
Ing besieged and bombarded I'm de-
sultory manner.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
BOY WITH SACK
OF COIN NABBED
ON WOODWARD
Employe Of Bertram Bros Drug
Store Admits L0oting
the Place
HIDES ON PREMISES
UNTIL OTHERS GO
Friend With Whom He Planned
To Divide Plunder Is Also
Arrested

With q sack containing $2s6.45.
mostly in small change, under his
arm, Walter Sabczgnski, IS years old,
of No. 1900 Hastings-st.. was trudg-
ing along Woodward-ave., near Grand
Circus park, at 1890 o'clock. Saturday
morning. when he was stopped by Pa.
trolman Lee Hicks. With Walter
was another youth.
That's only q camera" said Sabc-
zgnsh when the 0fiicer felt the bulg-
ing bag.
Some money in the bag ratified, and
the two youths made break to es-
cape. Hicks grabbed. Walter and took
him to police headquarters. There
the youth admitted that he had
stolen the money from the basement
OF Bertram Bros drug store at No.
278 Woodward-ave. Walter had been
working there as q delivery boy. He
secreted himself in the store when Il
was closed shortly after / O'Clock In
the morning.
Detectives Glinski, o'Grady, Coates
and Dreher arrested Frank Podxikow-
ski, 10 years old, of No. 981h Han
cock-ave. east. companion OF Sabc-
zgnsh, soon after the latter was
nabbed. Fifty dollars, q camera, and
other articles Of merchandise were
found on him.
I'VE were Just going up to Franks
house to divide up the money" said
Sabczgnski.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
BEY MEANT NO
INSULT TO U. 5.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-secre-
tary Bryan, who inquired Of Rustum
Bey. the Turkish ambassadors to the
United States as to whether a pub
lished interview. In which the Turk
ish diplomat spoke somewhat slight
ingly Of American civilization, In con-
nection with the abrogation of extra
territorial privileges OF foreigners In
Turkey, has received assurances that
no affront to the United States was
intended.
Although II is reported that the
other great powers. including Ger
many had refused to countenance the
abroeation of the Turkish treaties the
United States has as yet adopted no
decided position In regard to the
question, II was announced today.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
WIN. ]. BURNS
TO BE SUBJECTED
TO SHARP QUIZ
'.We Intend To Ask Him All
About HIMSELF" Says At
torney Scallen
EXAMINATION OF OTHER
BURNS is CONTINUED
Defense Seems To Be limiting
That Money Found on Glin-
nan Was "PIant"

Attorney John p. Scailan. OF counsel
for the defense In the Gilman case,
announced at the opening OF court.
Saturday morning. that Detective VIII
liam J. Burma. head Of the Burns Ma.
tionai Detective Agency, would be
asked all about himself when he
appears as a witness in the Gilman
trial
I'VE have Q right to go into his
career very thoroughly to snow his
credibility as q Witness" said Scallen.
Attorney MCNAMARA declared that
Aid. Owen womd pe called ny the de-
fense, as witness.
aid. owen never made any such
statement to Detective Walter 8.
Burns, as Burns testified to, Friday,
(Continued ON Page Two.)
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
GIRL CRUSHED TO
DEATH BY AUTO

Blanche Marie Wander Hacghe,
eight years old. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aloysius Wander Hacghe, was
fatally injured at g;10 o'clock. Satur-
day morning. when she was struck by
an automobile owned and driven by
Joseph A. silver, OF No. 461 Maxwell
ave.
The girl had attempted to cross the
street at Lafayette east and Helen
aves. She ran behind mud wagon
and, apparently. did not see the ap-
preaching automobile. stepping d.
rectly into It's path. Her skull was
fractured and she was badly bruised.
She died few minutes after being
struck.
Coroner Rothacher was summoned
and Is conducting an investigation
The body was removed to the count,
lmorgus.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-12
WOMAN COVERS
THIEF WITH GUN;
CALLS POLICE
Mrs. William Ruggeri Gets Drop
On Man Who Comes To
Rob Store
FORCES THUG TO STAND
WITH BACK TO WALL
Near Collapse When Officers Ar
rive In Response To Tele-
phone Message

Outwitted by a woman. who pointed
9 revolver at his head and forced him
TO stand against wall until police
ofhcer came, Joseph Macario, 20
years old, was placed under arrest.
Saturday morning. after he had at.
tempted to take money from the cash
register In the Wholesale liquor store
OF William Ruggeri. Nos. 65-e7 Rus
sellst. 80
Mrs. Rusgeri was the only one In
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