davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
CARNEGIE MEDAL
FOR TELEGRAPHY
WON At F FRISCO

San Francisco, Aug 29-The Car
negie diamond medal representing
all-around Geographic championship
was awarded today to II S. Brick
house Of san Francisco, and until re-
Gently with the Associated Press The
championship tournament which was
the feature Of the telegraphers' tour
nament ian connection with the Pana-
ma-pacific exposition, began at p.
M yesterday and continued until car
~ today II c. Emerich, also Of San
Francisco was second.
The championship test included the
sending If twenty commercial mes
sages ten railroad messages 500
words of press matter and stipu-
lated amount of brokerage matter,
and the receiving of The same amount
of railroad. commercial and brokerage
matter ana 900 words Of press copy
The winners time VASES minutes. 40
3-j seconds
Brickhouse also took first honors in
the commercial contest for sending
sixty me ssages. II. =. Garfield, of tho
Associated Press. San Francisco, was
the winner in the receiving event
taking sixty messages in 2S minutes,
~ seconds a new worlds record In
sending the messages In this contest
Briekhouse also established a new
world record.
The tournament Just ended was the
most successful in its history accord
Ing to officials, and was open 10 tho
world score of entrants contested
for the championship
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
MANY MORTGAGES IN
ENGLAND BEING CALLED

London, Aug. 20.-The raising OF
the general interest level in the Britt
sh money markets through the issue
Of the war loan has had many neX-
pected consequences one of these,
Just noted by the financial journals
is a disposition on the part Of mortga-
gees TO cali In their mortgages, SO chat
they may invest the money to better
advantage
"The movement is not perhaps un-
natural. but It's effect upon the own
ers Of mortgaged property is i'm many
cases embarrassment Of O disastrous
nature. = remarks the Times. Ere
quenty the mortgagor regards the
mortgage not as "a short term loan, but
las an investment. and he is placed in
extreme difficulty when the loan is
called i'm, not because he had default
ed ON the interest payments, which he
has kept up regularly for years, nor
because there is the slightest chance
OF his defaulting, but because the
lenders can use the money to better
advantage under the new conditions
which have arisen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
SLOW ADVANCE
BY ITALIANS, IS
ROMAN REPORT

lbr AenNiHa louHHst aptctAt trAatn wlHeI
Rome. Aug sa tvia Paris. gt5 %.
m The following official statement
was made public tonight
Elm Nal Sugaunu The destruction by
the Anstiians Of several bridges un
the main high road ANA railroad at
the bottom 0t the valley between
Honceen0 and Novnledn is.reporlcd.
our adversary attempted "A fierce
attack on tho evening ot the gath
AGAINST Monte Armentvfa. but was
promptly upulscd
"ln thc upper laonz0 region some
uf our Alpine attachments ocpup3lng
tho position of Monte Cuhla west uf
Monte Rombum tried The morning of
ths ith o. rush very strong enemy
trenches THE latter were situated OO
several points nt the summit 90 Rom
bon G. ,00o fcoO and taking Udwn
tago of the difficulties of the terrain,
made desperate resistance 90 our
troops hy mmuty are. hand grenade
throwing and even the rolling down
~ great hnuldrfs our troops sue
ceedtd in tapturug anh "a few trench
IS 0ur adversary 81 Htil holding ont
900 the extreme summit of the noun
cain and our troops ave Keeping u
cinHef contact with him
Ihr AlHeYisaa HeYndrome was again
hamu4fded yesterday by one of our
mir snadrans which threw down ! p o
hamt Two sheds were ht ana the
whole camp Was rIvaeed fire break
iar uHt BOB several places The aerO-
pmnra althouth during muf, than
lf au hour the target for numerous
batteries returned unscathed after
their daring expedition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
MnnA RnmOre AfIOat.
VILLA FORCES EXPECT
10 ATTACK MONTEREY

El paso. Tex, Aug 49, Authorita-
tive odviccs here tonight state the at
taok of the villa forces upon Monte
rey should begin tomorrow General
Obrcgou is reported to be command
ng the Carranza troops az Monterey
while General villa iH reported EN-
route 10 the fiofd from Durango. II is
said he has cleared the region OF Du-
range city Of AN rowing lands of Car
rama soldiers and that most of his
army is en- route 10 reinforce Gen.
Rnoul Madero before Monterey
The attack on Monterey by the villa
forces is considered here as planned
for its effect ON the forthcoming PAN
American peace conference of Mexl-
can fractional leaders The capture OF
the city be- understood 90 entail its pro-
visionug since reports state the civil
inhabitants are destitute of food SUPP
plies The feeding Of the people IL
ls soid 3 likely 90 prove burden
upon the villa government which Is
maintaining bread lines at Toneon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
OVER 5000 ARE
HOMELESS FROM
ARKANSAS FLOODS


Little Rock, Ark. Aug 29.-More
than 5000 persons are homeless with
in "a radius Of goo miles Of Newport
Ark. and many others marooned ia
their houses by flood have been lV-
ing in upper stories or or roots for
four. tive OF even six days it was
said here tonight 10y ID. c. Welty agri-
cultural commissioner of the So.
Louis, Iron Mountain and southern
railway
After a motor boat trip Of d week
through the flooded section, Welty
reported that he found conditions
serious thousands Of acres of rich
farm lands under water, heavy loss
in livestock and personal property
but that apparently there had been
no loss of life ana refugees We're be-
ing well cared for in various camps.
-Four hundred more Inhabitants of
the white river valley were added to-
day TO the long list of refugees when
"a levee OF the Cache river gave way
forming a lake twenty miles square
between the Cache and the White.
with federal, state and municipal
authorities cooperating the sanitary
relief ana rescue problems occasion
ed By the flood are said to be Wen in
hand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
ATTEMPT MADE 10 WRECK
TKAlN1OAD OF GIN COTTON

Gary Ind, Aus 30 An apparent
attempt TO wreck train carrying gun
cotton was revealed Yesterday when 10
WAS found that the plates holding two
rails had been removed q short disc
lance from the Aetna Powder works.
Tho rin WAS due 90 leave Che WORKS
tonight and was loaded with muni-
tons of war bound east fur shipment
10 the war some The police did not
credit reports that the alleged at-
tempted dorailine of tho train had
ans connection with the murder Of
The Rev D. A. H. Kaiser. five days
ago bat said the possibility If such
connection would be investigated
The murder of Kaiser had been de-
cHrpd 10 have been the result OF his
pru-German sympathies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
STAR AND CARTER
MOST FAMOUS Of
ENGLISH HOTELS
Celebrated Building Has Been
Purchased by Real Estate
Men and Presented to Queen
for Red Cross Hospital
lA..oeIslea Pre-. corre.ponaenes.l

London. Aug 20.-The star and
Garter hotel at Richmond on the
Thames. which has just been pur-
chased by the real estate men of Great
Britain. and presented TO the queen
as Red Cross hospital for disabled
officers. is probasly the most famous
hotel in England.
For something over $50 years there
has been a hosiery Of this name on
the brow of Richmond hin, presenting
the finest view of the winding river
that is obt8inable anywhere within "a
days journey of London. The view
from the windows of the Star and
Garter has inspired poetry from
Wordsworth TO Maurice as picture
which
Bursts in a flood Of glory on the
view.
Still bright, still varied and forever
new"
An auction advertisement printed
1870 years ago described The property
ae follows. These truly desirable and
valuable premises, the Star and Gar
ter on Richmond hill. the favorite
spot for centuries past of princes. and
the admiration and resort of the first
nobility and taste In Europe, replete
with every requisite convenience for
the reception of am ranks in the pub
lis line, possessing the most extensive
and delightful views OF the names,
the whole forming one of the most en-
chanting pictures I'm Great Britain
one Of the notable occasions of the
big hotel was q breakfast served on
June no. 1914, at which We're present
the prince regent of England. the en-
peror Of Russia, the duchess of Olden-
huru and the king of Prussia with his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
COUNTY
FAIR TO OPEN
EYES OF STATE
Most Prosperous Year IN H,.
tory Of Eastern New NJ,
leo 10 Be SIg0aIzed ~ E
hibit Never Before Eoa1st

4ft-iAL ohfIaHoNpsacE 10 Hoas.s-
Clovis, y. IT.. Aug gs-ri-.''-
coming Curry county f.r -. He
county s exhibit at the ..f- .-'y
Albuquerque viii be an aye.0n. .ai "a
20 speak, is becomue mon. usE 81
every day. For CurF. .tal.ni
year VIII produce the most ab,.. as
Nrops in It's history. maxine
stockton which 20 draw for ayt Fast
purposes. and then. the baan,e ..,ah
are taking hold of the faIr MAX, as'e
both local ANA state. En-
never have done before aef
The officers off the Cnrr.
Fair association has gone .s,.g
matter Of gathering exhibits +, .le
tematic manner Believing tb.. ''
work should be Distributed rs .ls
as possible throughout tbe conr. 'n
committee has been appointed .' g
AFTER this feature of The fair r
committee consists of lbe f0rooi--
Charles J.. Dennis. Clovis. cAair,'.ss.
cash kamey, Clovis. Bert crri
Clovis; NJ. NJ. Craig. Tex.co. g.
=. Baxter Melr0sc. and J,br
Smithson, Grady 10 WiU r. Ny
of this committee 90 enlist tb. ~
the farmers i'm bringing erhib,s u
the local fair, and as ibis COLLAGE.
VIII go 20 the state fair md tlbn.s,..
que. We would not BE SURPRISED
see the first prize COME tn this e..a',-
Big Track Meet.
An Important announcement b..
Just been made IN connection win ,sa
fHH. 10 40 lH % IL .ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
ANOTHER WAR PLANT
Is DAMAGED RN lIRE

Baltimore, Aug 29.-The plant of
p ] Codd Company maehiuists al
Caution q suburb, was d4m8ged hy
fire of mysterious origin tonight The
company recently obtained 4 SUBJ
contract for the manufacture of
shrapnol castings and Che shops we're
being rcfued for the work. o. is
feared that considerable part of thc
machinery was damaged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
WHOLESALE THEFTS
ON SUGAR ALLEGED

New York. Aug 20 Four captains
OF sugar lighters, "a mate ana two
other men, arrested yesterday On
charges ~ grand lnrccny in connee-
ton with wholesale thcfis Vt sugar
from various steamers sailing for for
oiRu ports were held Ia $4,000 bail
each hy "a magistrate hero today Tor a
further hearing next Tuesday More
important developments ln the ease
are expected. according 10 the police.
Tho men were arrested after am In
vcatleatlon growing out 81 suspi-
cl0uH fire aboard the sugar laden
steamer Devon city last April Since
that time several other steamers car
rylne carRoos Of sugar were mysteri-
oualy vet On fire and ~ two uneNplod
"a bombs were found upon their ar-
rival ne he other side
The police say that IN almost every
instance bomb WIS piHrcd m ihc
hoh az the ship timed to go of al sea
and dauaee the cargo thus conceal
ing The theft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
FUNERAL OF J. CHAVEZ
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Julian CHAVEZ
state organizer for the AhanM His
p1uo-Americano will Doe held t0mOr
row morning at the Lead Ayenu
Methodist Episcopal church. Th.
procession will leave the church OF
o'clock The Rev Thomas Harwqol
win conduct the services and theAI-
ANA Hispano- americana wiz have
charge of the funeral Burial Is 70 be
in Fairview cemetery Eduardo Blan-
co. Nestor Montoya Juan a. Bac
Porfirio Savedra Jose sanchez
Montoya and Rafael Apodaca will be
pall-hearers A, A. sedlIlo Modesto
c.. ortiz and Nestor Montoya will de-
liver funeral orations at the grave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
GENERAL SCOTT
BACK IN CAPITAL
WITH REPORT
Many Rumors Alf0at REGARD
Ing Move by Government
After Cauanza's Reply Is
Received by Conferees,


Washington, Ang 29--Gen Hugh
T. Scott chief 81 staff of the army
returned 90 washington tonight after
several weeks spent ou the Mexican
border where be conferred with Cen
erll villa and settled difficulties aris-
ing from the seizure OF property Of
foreign merchants 40 Chihuahua. The
general ALSO discussed with Villa the
pan-American convention proposal
which villa and his followers have ac-
copied
1T is taken Tor granted here that
General Scott brought hack from the
border q fund Of interesting informa-
tion for Secretary Lansing whom he
wlll meet tomorrow
Wait Carranla'- Reply
No disclosures have been made as
20 the next step the American
conferecs are planning with reference
Go Mexico There win bc uo meeting
until Cnrranzas reply to the appeal
for u convention in ncuiraliZed terri
tory has been received. Carranza $
agents my The reply probably will are
rive tomorrow OF next day. General
Carfanza Is expected to reach Mexico
CITY tonight or tomorrow.
Many RumOrs AflOat.
Win The time Tor another Pan
American conference rapidly ap-
preaching there are numerous rumors
afluat both ss to political matters and
military movements. Reports Of dis
aenslon FOO the Cauanza faction are
eagerly confirmed hy villa adhcrcuts
and vice versa villa followers today
had no doubt of report circulated
that some of the members Of Carran-
za's cabinet had rcvolted. Carranza
adherents secuted reports that villa
had centralized "a fighting force OF
formidable size at T0rrcon TO meet
OhrpEuu's army
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
FRESH INVASION
OF SERBIA NOW
BELIEVED SURE


london, Aug 80 (3;25 a. M The
Times Balkan correspondent at Bu-
charest. Humania. sends the following
dispatch
Germany and Austria are doing
everything Ia their power to bring
about war between Bulgaria ana her
neighhors A fresh invasion of Ser
hia in the opinion Of competent crit
les. will begin about ten days hence
and possibly will be undertaken from
the east. enemy forces being taken
through the strip of Serbia near the
Rumaman frontier into Bulgaria and
thence towards Nish
Ira the meantime another menace
has become known a great missing
of German troops is taking place In
the district OF EoEsras. on the north
western frontier of Rumania. Two
hundred thousand troops have ar
rived during the past week az kron-
stadt lrrausNkauld4 and dli Nuugu-
rian customs officials have been with
drawn from the frontier station of
prrdeal To Kronstadt and the inter-
mediate district has boon handed over
To the lluneafian military authuri-
ties"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

Wilmington, pol, Aug 20 Two
workmen were Instantly kincd and
considerable damage WAS done Go
property hy an explosion OF Two black
powder mills of the nu Point Powder
company Boz the upper llaaley yards,
nCar here today
The cause of the explosion has not
been determined, bot officials say H.
probably was due Go a spark ur t. grit
ln the powder
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30


ntrHu hnE. - tfa wireless lh SAY
tiHf 81 ht Ibc overseas Fr"
agency lt
Reports from lne eIn li.M'
nH aF fht me Russians are
nghlue hraEcIJ and iena. i'us'l =
certain tn,lfilta tNl iiiht
bone II Che Russian fHy a 'pi.
pletHlF hrnhen q WI '' WIZ
f0f mo i.Hzsriu arnt e" ir'tH "iet
anA rrrHrffalr ~ @ Tong iIiut
Inc HumhHr Hi pii.n"eiA Ahh hne
amount 90 H4FFt ltNiea al
l1ipteh AaR hHt PSI H''h
Tine hasiaua ore lItN
nlN iNft-i s'Aln'' Ni I''
infHk Hu Aft Ntinh P"li''
cavalry Ii"fn h'f'
lhele 4 ken.ial Ie."' i1s s M
ItN OF itttI isil'N. "NNN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
REV. T. [. WALLACE
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
ON LABOR PROGRAM

Following the meeting u heads Of
local uhions yesterday afternoon at
the city cicrks office Il was annonuc.
cd that the Row Thomas L. Lallance
pastor Of the Central avenue fietho-
dist Epispocal church. would deliver
the principal address 40 the labor
program at the high school au.
ditormm next sunday Special com.
mittees We're appointed To arrange for
the musical part of the program.
These committees are 20 meet Wed.
ncsday at the city CLERK office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

ssa there VAS onl rear GUARD nght-
nH
cash consequence Hf fhr enemy
waHaIne strong fafeas south nf AIaai'
mIr-NuIgnskI ulfh view af develop
ine an offensive toward Lulk. 7itraf
ara Hoiiuehe. ID an entfHfnr te ufn
Our uaht flank H NaIIoa We 'Hek
TIRE necessary measurF f1 Change ths
position of nHf lurces InU. changes
frre executed Friaf anl saturday
undsr cover uf actions uurthNeet nf
l.afsE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
AZ MEXICAN BANDITS
KILLED IN TEXAS

Brownsville. Tex. Auf 20. Au-
thontic reports were received tonight
hv county officers here thnt forts
seven IF tho Moxlcan bandits who
participated In the attack on the
Norris ranch, slxly-five miles north
OF brownsville, on August & have
been Killed hy American posses and
officers and that the others OF the
hand. numbering probably fifteen are
sim az large
one OF these Mcxieans. u was said,
wAa Killed last night near sebastian
while annthrrs riHht arm was shot
uff and hc was capi0fcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
STEAMER RAM MED
AND SUNK AT WHARF

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 29.-The
steamer Admiral Watson Of the Pa
Official aska Navigation company was
rammed here today and sunk at her
wharf hy the steamer Paradise. which
was slightly damaged The accident
was due TO heavy pall OF smoke
from forest fires overhanging the
bay. A longshoreman on the dock
was struck boy a falling timber and
killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

New Orleans. Aug 90 Officials Of
the United Fruit company tonight
stated that from descriptions avail
able here they were unable to identi-
rs wreckage found ON the coast near
Cameron. Ia, MS debris from the lin
VI Marowiiuo which is believed go
have foundercd at sea during the
gulf hurricane two weeks ago.
In addition 20 the wrccknge the dis
covery of the bodies of two men was
reported today
Although the company has given
up all hopes of hearing from the
MaroWiine three Of its vessels still
are searching the gelf for wfeckage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
3 GERMAN PRINCES
DEPRIVED OF INCOMES

Paris. Aug a9The property
estate al French king have been
taken over Tor the period OF the var
hy Che government The property in
question consists az the interests OF
Prince Pierre Augusfo. Prince AM
guste Leonpld and Prince Louis Gas-
fn+4 ~ A4ep=l NifHr anA Egfha Ga fhr
association flhe Forest of DreuX
The society was organized "a admin
isier the undivided property OF the
hnirs ~ Kline Louis Philippe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
FEDERAL AID TO BE
ASKED FOR GALVESTON

Galveston. Tex Aug 29.--Fcdcral
aid In the rebuilding of the Calves
ton causeway. wrecked by the recent
hurricane. will be asked of the next
session OF congress 30 was announced
here today hy Congressman a. w.
Gregg uf Palestine. TcN lie said he
also would seek government assist
ance 90 suongthen our storm protec-
tinus here
ln the two weeks since the hurri-
came. conditions in The city have been
restored almost 10 normal Street
ear and other public service corpor-
atlons are IN operation Trains will
resume service 10 Galveston next
"Wednesday The water supply still
Hs ehnrt h+t4 there 4 plenty for drink
ing purposes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
JOHN D, COMPARES
HIMSELF TO PR0DlGAL

Cleveland. Aug 2g-John D.
Rockefeller referred To himself as the
prodigal son. mftcr listening 60 a
sermon on the 'suhiect at the Euclid
avenue Baptist church today IL was
after the Rev. Samuel Lindsay OF
bellevue, Pa former assistant pas
tor OF the church. spoke of the prodi-
guls folly and failure. repentance and
success
You are right said sir Rookie
fellor addressing the pastor Il can
see 80 myself the prodigal son Then
he added you may be able to beat
me "a preaching, but you can't beat
me "A golf"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
PERSHING BEARS
CRUSHING BLOW
WITH F0RTITUDE
Heart-rending Scene Is Wit
messed as General Greets
His Little Son. Only Sur
vivor Of Terrible Tragedy


san Francisco. Aug. Eastbound
tonight ON an overland train. Brig.
Gen John j. pershing IT, S. A.. is
completing the sad journey which
VIII take the bodies of his wife and
three baby girls To their last resting
place at Cheyenne. Wyo.
With him is his five-year-nld son,
Warren who alone on his loved ones
survived the fire. which consumed
early last Friday the Pershing fame
ilys quarters ~ the Preside of SAN
Francisco. United States Senator
Francis r. Warren OF Wyoming and
Mrs Warren, parents Of Mrs. PERISH
ing also are NJ the party.
General PerahinR. who was come
manding the Eighth infantry brigade
on the Mexican border when The news
~ his loss was conveyed to him, are
rived M Oakland from Fort Bliss this
morning where he was met hy a ST.
lent group ~ ntmates headed hy
Mai Henry IT. Whitney, post CONF
mander IA the Preside.
The party came az once 10 san
Francisco and General Pershlng went
directly 10 the Letterman general
hospital on the military reservation
where little Warren mad been cared
for since the disaster which snatehed
him from his mother and sisters
40 words were spoken al the meet
ing Of father and son but for a long
minute the grief stricken soldier held
crushed against him the only survivor
of his family
Bears tip like a soldier.
Brieadier General Pershing bore as
hcfitted the hero OF 'Mindanao' the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
Princes Book NotaGlc Work.

Santa Fe. Aug. 29-Ex-Goyerno
Princes Spanish Mission Chmohe
in New Mexico" is from the pres
and makes a valuable addition to ln'
works on New Mexico. IL is beau
tifully bound in gray cloth and houn
tifuly illustrated with half tone pc
lures of New Mexico missions Wht'
it is realized that New Mexico ms
sions are $50 to 200 years older va.
the oldest missions in California lh1
il win be evident that the volume
not only of local but of general hh
tOrical interest.
For Rent--GOOd ground floor or
flee room. next TO Journ0l ofiice' az
ply Journal
Results from Journal Want Am
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30
ONE STEAMER FREED
ANOTHER DETAINED

London Aus ID delayed hy Gem
sor The swedish steamer sydic
from Baltimore for Malmo. sweden,
bas been released Thc Swedish
Steamer Anglia from Baltimore for
kalmar sweden has been detained.
This IS me first report received
here that tho sydiU has been held up
EA the RrHah authorities The steam-
~ iffi Baltimore july 30 and arrived
ga KIfkwail on August H. The An-
ela left Baltimore August 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

Want = high gFaue employer Or the
better grade II servRntsf Make use u the
wsni columns u the Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-30

deurasi NanI aa= nrlag results besauss
even body Faads the gsnfaal.