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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13

Louisville. Ky,
April IL. - In the
Shubert Masonic
Theatre here this
afternoon Pastor
Russell presented
his Photo Drama
Of Creation. It Is
truly a wonderful
presentation OF the
Bible narrative.
Nothing OF the
kind has e be-
fore been shown
here. 1t Is inter
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
Something New.

Harper's Magazine: The new minis
ter was asked to dine at the home of
one of his pa~rishioners, and, Of course,
responded to the request to say grace.
lii the little pause which succeeded the
amen" the small daughter OF the FAM
lily exclaimed naiyeIy:
'sVyell, my papa don't know that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
Only Seven Saloons az Perham.

The village council Of Perham has
been doing some pruning in the num-
only sever OF the latter instead of
eight. The application Of Mr. Macho-.
mar for q license was rejected and he
will go out of the business. 1t was
reported hat he was indifferent as to
whether he vas granted a license.
from which it may be inferred that the
eight saloons were not paying very
well,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13

Chicago. April ia local grain
dealer who has just returned from the
western Grain Dealers convention at
Cedar Rapids said: LAS near as l could
aind out there is practically no corn
available at country stations and what
little Is available is wanted by feeders
at nearby points"
Finley. Darrell & CO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
The Quickest Way.

Pittsburg Chronicle: They had been
making hay while the sun shone and.
when they had finished a high hay-
stack the boy shouted from the top:
sEay mister, how am ! going 10 get
DOWN.
The farmer considered the. problem
and finally solved 1T:
aOh. Jest sheE ser eyes an walk
around hit!!n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
fay durum s
-uly durum 8
FAX. cash Is
Duluth Flax.
~ Oct. May July S
>. 1.55% 1.54% 1868 l..
Local Quotations.
Duluth Flax.
Worlds Shipments.

Wheat-American, $685. 900; Russian.
2.s76.00o: Danubian. 1856, 900; India,
192.000: Argentine, 1,168. 900; Austria
900: Chile. N. Africa. 100000: total Ii,
$4,000 bushels: corn 4.OS2.O0O bushels.
Chas. E. Lewis G. Co..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
Continued on Page Eleven.

IA collision between an sa,1tomoh;,a
and a motorcycle at the corner ~
Tenth street and First avenue south
sent both machines up on the c,rh
We're somewhat smashed. h,lt
the drivers were uninjured. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
Win Hone

Baltimore American: Hell wish
lad as much nerve as the chimney.
She-What on earth do you mean?
He-Then I'd smoke in spite Of you.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13
Moorhead Department

Der. Several cargoes have arrived but
they could not pass inspectors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-13

GIVING TEEE DEVIL HIS DUE.
9&H9s9 E8+&&. -M.f #H##@ Ft@S:% s@6
Villa maybe william,
And May shed gore with delight;
But you've got toahandSit to him
He a fghtt
Houyton Post.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

Snfel Sam ais Son0Ioro.
3m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fom &C.
tern ole %orloge sur &cr6onOluug
wcl6c oic 6rilt Ger glniieOler anf
ocu @crieielungSfeIOcrn OeS gSeiieus,
ilmer6olb meIdbcr iie Der Yuuoes-9lc-
oierlmg IN 9lnlaocfoiien in 9l6idla9-
8o6(unocu 5uriid5icrliottcu bon 10
auf 20 So6rcn UcrIdngert, sur 9era-
t6ung.
Gic @orlaae III BON @r0ii0eniea
98ilion pom Sefreidr Cane mo Sen
@comten ocs &cilmuotions 9iireaus
oc6illigt porocn. GoidenOc BON 9ni-
iicolcrn miir0en oorQuS &ori6cil Sic
ben. glllacmciu ilogcn 0ic @cutc, oaB
lie niMt inn Ston0c lino, oos fir oie
9l6jobhngcn erioroerliGc @cI0 in Ocr
3eit bon 10 So6rcn oui5ubringen
sat iduntiliAe N2itglieoer 0eS Soi-
ieS aus Stoatcn in weldcu @cricic-
lun9s-9(nlogeu Der 9umocSrcaierlad
iic5 bclnOeA batten iib sum 98ort
aencloet
@pligrcB nntcriu6 t nj dt
9lls Dem @rlnoc, OnB nit elmer
Gon9reB.llntcriu6ung cinem oiicnt-
li@cn Sutcreiie nidt Qc0icnt iciu
wiiroe, beidloB scr S5anoclausIduB
oes SorcS 6erte, Oic @rnittlunoen
iiber bic Sinau5-9hgclegcu6eiten ocs
misunderstanding Icrminol SRdl-
pap unO Ocr o@crc Wlorquettc" mo
~9iod SSlanO-@o6u~ Der 9unocs.Tcr-
tc0rs'GonmilNou bel Der @cpcrt6un1
DER Gilenbabnen 81 i6erlancu Sic
eonmIllion bat iiG oanit ibon cin-
ocrltan0cn crtlGrt.
Srofon &iDcr &crbefies
ritngen.
Superintendent Seu-Gpd bradte ge-
tern cine %orlogc i'm 9lcpraicuioa-
tcnbauS Gin, weld6c S750,000 fiir
SuOion Observation-Disclosures aus
wirit.
&otel i'm 9oiemitct9oL
Ger Seuot nobm gcitern cine 9ia
an, uoourd oie @enebnli0lmg Sum
@on cineS NotcIs lin goicmitct6ol
our1 9'rioo!lnicruc6mer ert6eilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

5iir lluterlidung pes Sales emgelcb-
tc llnteriudunos9cridt fcitgclicut 6a.
te. N,oriraicfretar Edniels butte Die
llrteriaaung aA9coroHet imO &ric9S.
ietrctdr @arriioaS CrOrc, uelGer
Die Geporiiuul8 9ooIi's anocorouet
baitc, wor bis sum gllo9mlg Der lin.
icrinGung anBergSirtana gelcti NOR.
0en.
S5iilis Niorine Sefretdr Gooic.
Oclt, luctyGer Die Nooger'id)c @|elOuug
geiiern 6elanut aab, ertIdrtc, DaB cr
nidt i'm @eringlien on Dem 6clultor
Der llntcriNbimg gc5mcilelt 6abe.
Gie llntcriud)inNs.2lIien mcrocH nit
Der ndNiicu @oit roM Maibingtor
0clou0t wcroen. Gas llntcriuduu9s.
@eridt bat aud oie GntiMcioln0 &c.
iG0t ooB Oeu Nlormc 6G6nri@ @m.
IT, 9iidorOion pelcGen Soolt ais
Gue0e iciner ieniatioucIlcn @ci@id-
ten nountc, fcinc ShulO treiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

lcgcn iein laiIen nil, 0ieSNrallirna
Der conititutionaliitiiheu 9lcgicrlug
3il elmer frie0lit6en 5a maGcn 10
Oiirite, wie CT ociiern ldgtc nod Elm
Nlonaf ms gano gebcn etc er in
Sta0t @}cgifo cinJie9t SIN llc6rigcu
glou6t GorroBa ni.6t, ooB Goy6oiol
narf acmlg ilt I'M Die 3iigel Der i6m
Don &ucua ii5criro9cncn @epalt 5u
baa09a5eH
&GNmnng BON Ncopulco.
ga %o3. @'crilo L. Suli Nro6t-
los nod Sau Gic9o, Gal, H. sSilli
Ger 6ritiiAe 0anpicr uglcoiutla"
lit geiiern nit 0cu mcgitnniilcn is.
oerocn Erippcn an 9oro, mclde
9capuco gcrGumt 6aocn, in Solino
GuB eiu0ciroiieu Der oncufani-
ic9e &rcGer D9ielu Orleans Geo6o6-
tct sort Die Situation. Gen 9eri6-
ten uoA ic6lt es sen Eruppcu Scr
GuRiiititionoiiitcn, mclhc glcopulco
5cicbt 6o6eu mo Ocucn ioclbc IN Der
llmgeoeu0 iie6en an &'mition
Somes 9G. aeDeS, Der Spe5ioloqcnt
ocS omerifoiiicben Staats0cportc-
ments mo SSorrD &nbborO aus 90
iario 6eiinDcn iid, uic gemcloetmir0,
an &or0 oes &rcl5er5 ,GGottonoogo"
in Ma3atlou mO worten ouf cincu
Coupler ueldjcr lie nob San 6ron-
5i9co 6ei5rOert.
glnlonf8u @cgenrcOolr.
tion6clirGtn5'.
San glntonio, Ger, IL. Suli
llutcr Sen 6ieiigeu 9(rmcc-G Giii8ic.
ren lna6t 0ie 9lnHriht Don iib reOcu,
0oB in 81 &aio cine Suuto in Der
9ioung 6cgriiien lit ueItbe nit Dem
#lon unlge6t, i'm Sutcrciic 6elirDio5'
einc @egcn-9leDoluton gcgen Garron.
5o un0 &iQo in S5cnc 8u ieeen mo
Die Srreglldrcu pclGe ST 0uerto
DielielL 81 lnnnelI.
observation-disclosures 9c-
riMt.
@oi5inGtorL .. g. H. &uli.
Goutre9lOmirol QoOgcr 6eridtetc
geitcru Oa6 bic ieniationeQcu Gepc-
id)cn mcIfe ser Correspondent Sreo.
& Soalt BON Scr u9lcpspoper Gntcr,
prize 9lllociation~ ons Sern GrB ac-
iaAot Bot uno III lpelhen er Die @la-
rine-9ebor0en in Ncra GrlB 6cid]il.
0iatc, OdB iie oos 9crilhiigic mcrita.
Mise p6IiidtIinas @eicB" mcyitd'
rll0len Veianaanen Geaenioer 5rr
Nm7caoun1 ee1gaHf 9liiel atlclnt
ie0er SSa5rbelt eHi6ebrten, lpie oaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
9l ontoo Scret0iouno
orcter Com mii16rc

~ ~ 4 E.
Nie orci bonn 9unoesicnot beta.
tiaten 9ltnOes-SicierOe6onf.gonnij.
lare SamIin, Saroina II. Wliacr mqr.
oen an 9lontoa pereioiot mer0cr
@'on lit oariiber nod lid5t i'm aIo.
rem Oh Die 0rei i'm &ercin NIT st6oh.
anItsletretdr @lc9Iooo uno @onf.Gon-
irolcnr %iQioms, weI6e cr.officio
DER eonrmlllion ange60ren. nit So,
Sraqnlllrnna Der 9}eieroc6antcu fort.
Ia1ren loaen ooer o6 man mortpn
loa 0is Die beioen auocren GommiI.
lare pom S'noesieuat 6eiiatigt imo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

neuc ouiitGn0iite9cpegung 5u fiirb-
ten lein miro.
&ctterCr Sage ioar audi cine 3u-
na9ne Der @ngldnoer, Neutiden mo
Wlcrifoncr bciierer Stloiie, mclo]e nab
Ocu &nncra gin0cn unDerlenn6ar.
9iielc OorunieT iinO geiiecr o0er Ser
walicr pom Sdcieu0o5 un0 gerQpers
ten unO 6oiien cen 9ctricb wie0cr
aufnc6ucn 5u f0nncu gluN glncri.
foncr, mclhe IN Ben glusldnOcrn &C..
h0ri0cn &er8Uerien uuO ioniiigen
lluieruc1nluHacn Steatngeu ais 9lr.
better innc 6abcn iin0 ieit ctuo Wlo.
naisfriit in flcinen 9l6t6eihmqen
ii6cr 2Guertd @ierilo 5urid0eteGrt,
neil Die ancrifouilMen &eborOeu in
&ero GrB MIR 2euic poiiiren liebcn.
pcl6e oriugcuoe @ei6aitc nodipci.
len fonnteh uu0 na6 ben cingc6cu-
ocn 9criNten lit in Deric6ie0cnen @li.
ncn-Goups 0ie 9ibreit fait ooQlidn-
0iq mieoer inn @onge.
Scit ser omcritaniidcn 9eiebtnQ
mor Der 6rndt0ertc6r bier mr 1u.
Bcrit Gcriu1 nnO Die ueiilen nod ocm
SSimcrn bciiinlmtcn @oorcn logern
bier md III Den 3oQipciGern, 6oupt-
iGdlih lnQ Dies n6cr an Ser befotus
ten llrter6re4ung Ser mcrifoniidcn
@o6n im0 nit Ser @icOcr6critelllmg
Der &er6inOuli0 miro lid Ser Gerfe6r
idrea Ge6en
Gas Gn0c 6cs @iirgerftie.
gcs.
@1ontercp, q Nieriro, IL. Suli.-
@cncral Garran5n NOR 0cilern nod
nic6t inn Stan0c 5u io9eh o6 oie9cr-
6an0hnecn NIT Gor6aiol 6c5iiglidD
Oes Gin5ugS in GtoOt O1crifo 0lrd
sic 9l. 9. G.-0iplomoten ooer 0ireft
nit oeu }0Oerolen geii6rt per0cn
ioacn giucs lit iidcr, ooB General
Gorran5o out 6c0iugun9sloicr lle6er-
gobe beiicbcu lpir0.
9ctrciis Der conititltiouoliItiibct
&eiormproicftc iogtc ser General:
Ser 9liidtritt 9ucrto's iu0 scr glu-
tritt Gar6oiaI'S miro sic Gonititlltio-
naIiiten nidlt oerauloiien and mr.
bctreIfS 0es gerillgiiigigiten @iuttes
ibres 9lciorinprogramms iD auf
Goniproniiiie cin5uloiien. @enn Oip
9legierunasnoibiierie 0urG pcldje
Oieie GnO5iele erreidt mer0en f0nicip
nibt freipillig iuls BON Ben Nnerto.
2enteu iiberlieIert miro, oanp wer.
oeu lpir iie ius NIT @eralt ne6men."
ga @eueral eorrouja eS iid9 ouge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
NenIcnncit glcfImpfnna.

9cm Orleans, 2o., i7.Siili.
S9ic Or. 6. s. 9iudcr Ger 9liii
itcnt OcS @unocs @encralor5tcS. oc-
itcrn bcfomt modtc, iiuO biericIbit
rrci &aitcn ochmoen morocn iuel@e
nit @culenpcit9o5iacn inii5irt wo.
rcn. 0icie orei gioact9ierc porcn
All melt bon cinan0er gctrennten
Stclicn gefongcn morocL obcr ridqt
int ser @cgcno, in pcIhcr Dor oret
g8od)cn sic criten iiini Sale BON
@culenpcit conitatirt murocu. SIN
@ollfc ocs EooeS pliroe bclhlollelL
in ocn bctreiicnoen Orci Giltriftert
melAe fdnmtlid an Die @olierfonte
ItoBeu, Die @2aBrcgcln sur Steinignn9
mo 8ur gtusrotting Der 9fattcn mob
al pcriAdrfcn. gleltc Grfrolfunasi
ldne murocn ociteru bci Den Saai.
iGisbc10rGcn iudt angcmcloet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
gllcgifoniIdJcs gIacrIei.

NNilNllON otNDllllt. NYNll6llUC
9icorgnniirmtg no6c 6c0orilc6cn0.
Sucrto'S 9l6oonfng 0oS Sig.
nol iiir geicocrbclc6mg pon San
oel mo &anocl in @}crifo.
General Gorronja's @ldue -Gc.
oen-9ieOohltion i'm Sntcreiic BON
6elir Dio3 gcplont?
Gl8oio, Ecros, H. Sui. n
9IoGgi0tcnnuus SotiaounO Gorrcon
bciogcn ooB in 9dloc roOifolc glcn-
0erln9eu ser elite Der umiittcl6orcn
9erat1er Ocs Generals Garron5a Dor
iib 0c5cn perOet. gtlS 5olge ser
filr5lib in Eorreon a6ge6oltenenGon-
Icrca3 5miiGeu &iQo inO Gauonjo
wiro folt Oas gauge couiiititioudliiti-
lcbc aa6iuet rcorgonilirt mcroen. @ic
pcrlontet, lino in Der Gonierci3 3u0lf
W'anncr, Oie fiir Oos 4a6inct quali-
lBlrt lino, uISerie6en worOcn unO
Gus olelen loG Gorron3o ieds Wlit-
0leoer icineS ao6iueiS ansmd6len;
5lpel SiablnetsiIeaeu ioQcn porcrIt Of.
zen plcl9cn. ,Sli Der Gonieren5 en-
Sorreol Tom eo, uie cs beiBf, 5ll eli.
ller eln'9ung oarii6cr, 0oB Die mci-
llca Wlliglleoer Der oonili@cn Souli-
he" oe9 @cncrols Garron3o 5uriidtrc.
ten ooulntcr Siioor 6o6cao, ser
innltlonircnoc .eiiniitcr Oe5 gnlswdr.
ti0cn; General Socinto Greuiuo,
Std6sdei; 9llireOo 9rcce0o, ser iiM
jcBt ouf elmer @iiiiion in g9ol6inaton
6ciilOct mo 2lnocrc.
Sic 9'omcn oercr, morii6cr man
ii@ in Der Gonicreu5 I'll 9orrcon &c.
ciui0t 6ot, lin0: 2uiS Gobrcro, Scr
nonoo S0lciios Golocron, ssoie Gos.
concclos, General Smiouio Giaorcol
General @ouaroo Sou. Gl6crto &oui
6c0erico @on5oles @or3o, W}iarcl
Silpo, @ligucl 9loblcs, Nlonucl 80
ni0o lmO Gio3 2om6oroo.
@encrol @iQdrcol, Qcocnludrtig
@oupcrneHr ocs Stoates g3ucbo9con,
miro, wic es 6ciBt SricQsuliniIicr
ivcrocn. Gr iod Scr Monn icin, ii6er
mcl6eu aae ber0orraocnocn conIti-
titionoliitiiden Generate, 0arunter
@iQo unO Sbrcgon einiq iinS. Gr
Bot iit6 in militdrii6er @iuiidt 5mar
niht 6cionOers 6er0orget6on, ioa aber
arobc GreIlitiuidbigfeiten 6ciitcn.
Cine meme 9lcro.
@croGrit5, H. SuIi. II SnfoIoc
Ser 9l60oufun9 Snerta'S iebtc bier 10.
tort inter Oeu 9lncrifoncrn mo Jon
Itioen guSlGn0ern cine frdfti9e 9e-
mcollnQ 5iir GiidfqDr noc6 ser Saipt
itoOt in0 onocreu Euutten i'm Sr.
ncrn neg Canoes eit pobin lore lo5
ielbit iiberlolencn Sntereiien lie ri.
len giele Slmerifancr pelNe licb
3lpor nod gcro Gru5 gelpon0t bat
ten, o6er ii6 nidt cnti4licbcn fonn-
ten, peitcr su oc6cn 5a6eu bereitS
Sic 9(bIid6t erfldrt nab loren SSobns
iiten suriid5ufc6ren nuo treiicn slr'
itoIten, lire 9crlIist6dtigfcit an ibrelt
frH6ereu @o6niiben ioicoer oul3imeb-
men. GoB nit Der sluSidci0ma
Sncrto's ser oauernoe 5rieOc in
aRerifo idon geibert it, miro bon
mander 5eitc 6e5pciieIt obcr ollqc.
mqin nimmt man an 0aB oie anerl.
fmer.ieinolime Stimmnng li5 leaen
uu0 weuigiteuS eiuc 3eit lang teiue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
gLnfLaInna NeE ugImerIean Gan 81. "

SluilSinug Der nglmcrIcun Gnn 50"
GoItport 9Re~ IL. Silli. g3lt
ser Gcwcisauinnbme IN oeni BON Der
@unOcSrcaierung cuiaeIeiietan Ser'
fo6rcn geecn 0ie Dglmericon Can
81. mucoc ocitcrn urtcr gluSl6luB
ser CciicntliHtcit fortgcfobrcn. 3ebn
8cuaca wurOcn i'm Souic oes |or.
mittoQs Dor Dem @ericbts. Gonulinor
ComarO Nadcr rcrnonmen. @ie
Gerhonolrngeu lperocn lih abcr nod
lonac Scit 1in5ie6en, oo noh tielc
3eugen 5u pcrb0reu iiuo. oarunter
Gmiepcu.6 6abrioricu oH8 oeW gan.
5en oitli1cu Ebcac ocS Staotes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

&ailc 3nr 9leiie in'S sVnslono e..
iorat 6. 9iaiue, glr. 4i3, Sitgalh.
Uore'Str.. Mabe .Gnitum 6uuie 9luf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
l)tr3d0trt.
NOFimmnug iibCrSOncS'
Grnenlnng.
SremmSe Der 9tSminiitrGs
tiUm ipilnidbcit 3eit.

SSoIlcn in5lpii9cn nod mcitcrc Sc
notorcn uuf lire scitc DiniiOcr
3u ocwinncn ocriubcn. Sr.
@orbur9 mag ooo6 nod Dor ocm
@unf.Gomitc ocs gcnota cri@ci-
ncn. Senator ssccfS crIaldcrt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
TYPOS ARRANGE
FOR MEMORIAL
SERVICES SOON

Do accordance Hth ptn- already
nnounetd Alhu uer4ue local
ne the international Typographical
union for memorIa DO the deceased
members af the union the committee
appointed at thr lasJ meeting " the
ncsi CONSISTING ~ Thomas Hughes.
B0l kirfpaUcE and H.. 81 T0rret
Yesterday gave 0W the Information
that ill., Services wu he held in odd
Fellows haI 100 SundaF May a.
Good music has been secured for
tine OCCASION and program of ud-
dresses j. BOSS being arranged. the
names OBJ the speakers "a be anuounc-
cd Batter % Is planned 90 have the ser-
vices reflect 10 9ure the dignity of
the organization and the sorrow Of rs
members foe the loss of those who
have passed away
Special invitations viii he ssued by
the typographical union to the other
labor unions Of he cit, To- Do present
at lne memorial services and gem
ea invitation is also extended 20 the
puulic.
The Albuquerque local has some
e..ht OF ten deceased members. all Of
whom wI Dos feehngly remembered
m the ceremonies that ate in eoHtem-
plHtiuH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
MINOR ARRIVES
HERE ON A LONG
AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Old Trails Road Through Yves
en- Part of State Im135
sable Ne SAYS Afte Coming
That Way

rh. <Inr.I u8 rl. .....
...r.. Hurs.r. k4r... e.t, KIN. r..
rut vesfha.ug #tt9wa0.s. f.#r....
.asar trr Dd Trails route ffr0..a
western Nru Ma.Iaa ff.-r. trr.r
fha. y. LOGGING tf. Dll rf..I. ,..., fr..n.
.Ias hrEr.sf fa Now farE +f aafa
Ease rfgHf
Tae reason than NF Minor f.m.
saif Travelled orrr rae pff fr.Is
trout. through kHnIee e..urt. Ir
coming a. AIhuqaeraua 8fr Minor
believes road logs must m rathrI
Aufu.rfnH a question as f. hnv ~
proposed tl route them thrr4eb tbr
Western parf - fna atafe .fre- he bsl
come over mo dfleut ragte Mr
sinner .aa S. wound e.f ..e. frs-#
CoI ID * B -eHfr. president ia tHe
Oeea n-tn.0reau Highway association
Hab CpntCr- FREQUENT
Mr Nnor before fsatfr. fas Ar-
ae.es naa directed ls former Mayor
s0Igf- ~ divert 0t.r th. OeaaD-ta.
ocean route .n eastern Arizona hHf
failed fg follow fhr raiauef. advice.
Ae = result hl pronounced ~ Dd
TrHs route absolutely impossible
On ono .rlt-aff IL re w.4 informed
II waa taIrG. h. had ~ drive through
fartg-rta miles uf sand fIeh rentrre
aiso wore fr.asrf That usr. most
numerous wp4t 80 I.arunu sfr Niuor
can was not stuck crossing the E.n
puelrn Wher. manr autotst. h.t.
met with .ref unc recently h9lIHa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
EXTRAORDINARY
RESUL IS BEING
PRODUCED
Or. SChWentker Is Having
Marked Success.

mr. E.hufnthfI. Hh1 reCentt lu-
stalled the mnei elaborate Equipment
fnoWn i0 medical science far fht spec
eHi treatment ~ germ Wsri-ta IL the
air ua~HRcs bt inhalation ls meet.
ing with marked success. uaIit dem-
uustrailDu afc n0w being wade ~
lta wonderful effects 900 number 0i
eaefa who hate tired The GfdiuHr IS
meth0d f1r the cHre 0f tuHcrcuiuait
and hata found ihat climate alone f
not sufficient ~ kIl the germs III
ths most dreaded disease
ft BEST Duuur mrnt comes FROM
those who are How taking This mod
oru treatment Mf ID IS EldredHs is
gentleman - wears OF age who
glme no fhie rity some eighteen
months ago from the northern part
20 Ohio De- tho search for health ile
frs.aes nt the Methodist sanitrum
Hnd ha a.Fen Inmate ana the 0ru-
nHfy methods every opportunity flo
euelt eure Tho history % bills dis
oaae dates back several years Tor q
long ume he waH affected bF ClWtrh
Wc tWu lfars ago hn contracted %
heavy cold which lcn him with %
terrible cough lic had several hcmorr
hinges tud arrived here with ali thf
pronounced symptoms ~ au advanced
ease Qf tuberculosis
Ar EIdrDdFr hn- only taken feW
treatments hut the results arc rcr-
HIu1 gratifying ta him. and Doe WlI
Hr glad tH tell 900 who ere interested
ui ihe effects uf thia remarkable
treatment
Tho wonderful mhaatonum Is au
alr-ishl cabinet whore highly modl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
san DIEGO PEOPLE WANT
O.-UO-O. ROUTE CHANGED

Colonel Sellers d being urged hy
San Diego people 90 change the route
~ tho Ocran-to-OccHn highway 70
that instead 90 going northwest from
Yuma t1 Los Angeles a VIII 50 west
l4 san Diego and from there north 10
Eos Angeles. one OF their most eue
rut ARGUMENTS is the fact thatu great
part 90 this route through California
wiii ht paved ht 1876
The fIfWtr mayor Yesterday reec.V-
ed letter from col Ed Fletcher of
san Diesa urgiua him tu consider th.
change
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10

his preparation Intended espc-
'iai' inf rheumatism. lame back.
sffllus ana ike ailments ItIsa fa-
Nnfite with people who are well ac-
guainied With its splendid qualities
Mfs charles Tanner Wabash. Iud.
haAs of &c. have found Chamber
laiha Eminent The best thing for lame
hat rs ana epraius Z have ever used M
WORKS ukc aham ana relieves paIu
ana soreness 1t has been used bv
"th't ~ my iam.N Hs wcll 8s myself
~ 1l" tid4 "l twenty wears IS and
prs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
NEW TRIAL DENIED
IN LUCERO CASE BY
JUDGE H. F. RAYNOL0S

ttatunias ~ fnr
.-..l iHF denied motion ar"
a .at ast oc From
NNniot aEan~ the
.HinHtia Alton.
tenaH aWpany immr
fYr appeal
Tu Case Was lisd En
M Match term aua II
t' 81 t..lha fur Lu.
t-Hf vH to rrcoter u JOS
ane policy against .ta Il. A.Ht
stored D larn IT h#-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10
MONSTER BOOST
EXCURSION NOW
BEING PLANNED
A. G KoebIer Jro Arranging
Special Publicity for New
Mexico Display al San Diego
Exposition


Following the reform Friday HsHi ~
IA q koehlcr d. e1mm .loner 81
pubrlt for tht toto exhibit at the
sun Diego opposition tHf announce
monf eaa made that Sew Meua9 =
~ D. represented at fhe opening of
The stale building h} cot fHini0Hd
bf NeH MeKc0 booster Tha hHiid-
lnn mul bo completed bF thr builder
and turned over 70 the board about
thp middle 80 Inlr. pussi9Iy tAo weeks
mter and thr Intention g. e. nn fhiH
buoFtinr excursion ~ fhat Umf
Tho idfa f1r fhe excursion uriRnat-
ed Hlth Colonel Ralph j. TAtcheH
president ~ the Neu McKr8 board Gf
exposition managers aud Nh Koehlnf
who at once took lf au and the idea
which had been 1lt Hmal affair
while tho board WHH ln tho pceus fHl-
fy developed and grew as tbfy dia
eussed q on fht trln and atnr % tn
aiiY until Hen lt stands practically
completed
ia IS the Intention 81 tho board &C.
make thls tour such lhius Ha hHs
newer before been thousht sc iu thf
Hntr When the umu NhH hfnaehrd
~ number NJ Peeos valley boosters
thef ~ once upnined their Intention
at unfiIfipaHun IH thN affair aud
d0HmlesH tHcre aiI De- au equally
hearfl Response when the h9Hrd
bfIuaa IHe matter I'D ln other rammu.
mites
Aerf Low Rate Promised
% IS anticipated tHat the rlte Tor
thu affair $3.50 Ha rFrpufluunHt luH
Ia mct. Mr KorhIer stuffed yesterday
mat BE- Thought t would o. the i0w
aat ever offered Is Neu Mezige FOO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-10

Every one fresh, c7ean, tested
stamped and guaranteed. Gentry's
eggs In sealed boxes az JafYa's Ma,
lows. Hawkins
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-31
BOYS PIG CLUBS.
One Thousand Dollars in Premium,
Offered 1t 1914 louisiana
Fair,

Owing to the popularity Of the boys
pig clubs the exhibits from this de.
partment promise to be among the
most interesting livestock specimens al
the Louisian Fair this year. They
proved particularly popular last year
and the two years before The pig
club movement was only started three
kihita already made and those promised
for this years fair. II IL one Of the
most popular livestock movements ever
undertaken IN the state.
With view OF encouraging the boys
Of these clubs. who number up in the
thousands the fair association has ar,
ranged to award $1,000 in premiums to
the winners. The premiums are Of
fered for various breeds. also for gen.
erAl champions.
In addition to the premiums. the fair
association will give a free ticket to
the fair grounds to. every member Of
env Of the pig clubs who makes a re-
port to Prof. K. S. Richardson Of Baton
Rouge. who has general charge of the
work.
And stin another inducement IL the
offer Of the railways to haul the boys
pigs each way free Of charge. The
onlv requisite Is that the pig be for
exhibit purposes.
II the adult hog raisers exhibiting
at the fair. expect to make as fine
showing as the Juveniles. they must
hustle. Il the suggestion offered by
those who have been watching the
progress Of the members Of the boys
pig clubs La
For cataloE and premium lists apply
% l. N. Brueggerhoff. secretary Of the
State Fair association. Shreveport La.
Dates Of the fair. November to II.