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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Ser bodpiiroigite &err Mbt 8er-

Ser bodmiirbigite Serr Abt Ser
marc Murpbp .. O.. g., bon @ocre6
@eart.Mbbep, Sflaboma, beebrte sic
@%erlommlr1ng nit ieiner @egenpart
uno tpeibte sic nel1 erballte Stride in
@reenlual6 elm. Der Snoianerprieiter>
ser bobtp. s.. GORDON tpar 5ugege11
un6 erfreute uno erb0bte 6as @efiib1
leiner stammesbriioer 6urd id0ne
@orte ser Mufmunteru1g. gr lit Elm
gbtppema.
p. @enrp @rotegeers, g. S., tam
BON Manfato, Minn., un6 preoigte
6reimal in 5iour. @qe tparer bod
erfreut ibren b%eliebten Siour= Mi11io-
mar mie6er in ibrer Mitte nel1ge,
Itdrft mn6 tpobI at ieben. Sdreiber
repraientierte Die @ine &i6ge SSr6ia'
ner, P. Mmbroie, .. g. g., fam bon
@tan6ing Sod. @or allem aber i'll
ser bodtp. 81. $. @etdom, Ser Diref'
tor 6es fatboli1den Sn6ianer 3 811,
reaus in 8oibington 5u ertpabnen. ST
lit io5nioger, 6ie @eele 6es ga15en
l1nternebmens. Sn ben @erban6.
1ungen gibt ct &atb nno Gusfunft
&odm. @ater @etd]am lit ser erlte uni
gr0bte Sren1r6 ser Sn6ianer. Setr
Snoimernqme lit: ma6ien6er @61er
|@r fennt ole @tdmme, er bat cir
@er5 fir Sung un6 Gt. Ct lit 6e,
Mann ser @orieba1ng @ottes, ser nit
M111tb nn6 grfabrung sic Sahe 6e1
fatboli1den Snoianer Dor ser &egie.
r11rg pertriH. Mit 1ngetp0bnli6e1
|@eo11I6 bort er ale Bitten ser Sn6ia:
ner, tpos immer iie iein m0gen. ST
bemttte sic @%e1egenbeit, 6ieie grobe
@%eriammIung in 8e5ug ouf sic Sc:
|fobr, sic bon seite Ser &egier11ng &C.
gen sic fatbolii6e S%n6ianeridu11e
6roM o1f5ufldren. 90 tpur6e 6enr
tpdbren6 zines gan5en Cages 6if
gdulfrage er0rtert. Sic Solge hour.
6aB sic observation-disclosures a116 an
@%riinoatng elmer fatboliiden Sba1le
fir lire &tn6er 6a6ten un6 Ole Ell:
1ten Gdritte madter. Gin Mann 90:
tierte bier5ig M6er 2an6es i'm @ertb@
BON $25OO-30O0. @iele madtet
groBe @el6beripredmngen. Cider:
li6 miro @ottes @egen olt6 atf sic:
lem ltnternebmet1 ruben.
Ser &ongreB tpar fiir bier Sagt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

gebmut. Mber mos linn am meiiten am
&er3en lag, nor 5lterlt lebenoige Sem,
pei 5a1 erba1len. @r madte lib an Den
@d,rptling 8earls, Ser Dor rs Sabren
bon p, De Snnet geta1ft 1par, nno als
feiue 5dhpar3r0de famer, lidy an sic
&l1r5r0de (Yreibpterianer) anidlob.
Ser ebrpiirbige @reis par bal6 &C.
1pom1en. Gas par ein erlter Iriumpb.
Mnoere folgten balb 6ara1f. SIM Sep
temtber 1914 ldl1g P. @eitropp ieine
Meiioen5 bleibero in Ser ct. @a11lS-
Million orf. gr idlief 11n6 fodte unb
lebte in einem fleinen 3immer bin-
ter 1ei1rer flei11en @apelle. 8on BORT
aus lmn6te er St0Be BON 8riefen l1no
@arten in sic @elt unb getpann
Treunoe un6 &elfer. Nlmoien famen
bolo. @iner ieiner Sreur6e in Seem
yorf, &err &ei6e> gab linn $4,000,
Inn Elm uMemortal CHAPEL" IN @ren-
noo6+Mgent11r 81 ba1en.
@orn1f P. @eitropp am meilten
Miibe mn6 Mrbeit nr1pan6te> mar fir
Sen tommenben &ongreB bor5uberet,
ten. Sos iit cine gemaltige Mrbett fit
einen Mann orm1Ben ouf Ser @rairie.
@r rednete 6aral1f oaB 1000 2el1te
oobei MrtbeiI nebmen miir6en. 60
font es a116. Se6s5ebn Sr6ianer,
@tGmme maren 90 bertreten, ols Der
&ongreB int @ange NOR: SgleGos bon
Slime &i6ge, Observation-Disclosures, @be-
pennies, 2omer 8rules, @rom @reefs,
Snoianer bom @tm6ing &od, Bon-
cos, gmnttes, Smabos, logon Sn6io=
ner bonn Sii6en, @boftoS, Quappas
uim. @ie 5u 8fingiten maren Die
2erte BON anen Spraden un6 Stam-
nne11 nn6 Garben un6 @etuobnbeiten.
Gin @e6anfe beieelte iie ale: @ott
un6 %utierer fl. fatboliiden Stride gb=
re, Sob 1tn6 NretS 5u geben.
Ser bodtp'ite @err 8iidof S'@or=
man firmte am 8. Mugult 142 Ser
1one1t BEL 6ielem &ongreb @tpa 1000
&omm1nionen m11r6en a1tsgetbeilt, so
Mel1befebrte 1pa1r6en ms Saufbud
eingetragen, Seirutben mltr0en ms
Meine gebrabt un6 Ser Samen 6eS
g0ttli6en @orteS fiel in mobl berei=
tete @er5en = in quite 9er5en, =
oie> 10 boffen mir, 60-100faltige
6r116t brir1gen per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

benz @tol5 Der 8irger bon Mrras.
bas gang etrr5ig in ieiner Mrt baz
iton6, iin6 nur nod Sic l1eberreite
5u 1eben. Gin p1umper @tumpf muir
b1ieb BON Sem alien @lodenturm
ibrig, Der bant elmer 0i@ten @ai4t
bon @anb1dden oem feinoltGen
8ombarbement getrobt bat. @r aqetn
1tebt nod oufre@t inmitten eines
gan5er gu @autt unb M14e geiunz
fener @tattpiertels. 3mii9en Den
Sriimmern bat 1t@ Moos gebiioet.
un6 bon ben 6unberten bonn @rb5oz
ben perl@punbenen 9duiern tit -
cine bluttge Sronie 6es @4tdials -
ni@ts ols Elm t1eines 9utt4en, Ser
&u@enanbau zines 3ertrimmerten
!9ouies, itebengeblieben, 0as jebt Elm
alter Manr gu feinem MobnfiB er<
loren bat. Gs lit bas leBte n8auz
oentmal" in biefem emit 10 prd9tiz
gen @tabtteil. @an5 alletn TT Is
ibriggeblieben, ols ein5iser 3euse Der
@ergangenbeit bie1er bprbem belebz
teften @egen6 bon Mrras.
sssn ben anberen @taottetlen 3dblt
man ni9t erft Sic b%erbran1ten 9duz
Ter, sic eingeoridten Ja1aoen, Sic
5ui ammengeitir5ten 9dder, bic
bur@l09erten Mauern, gang abgel e<
ben bon benz i'm Snnern al oieier
8ebaulunsen angeridteten @daoen.
ser our@ iebe l1nbil bes @etters
grDber tpir6. Mm meiiten boben Die
Dffentli9en @ebdube gelitten. Die
prGfeftur, sic aatbeorale. Die Sir
den, bic @pmnali fen unb Shulen, bic
6ofpitdler, bic &aiernen unb Der
8abnbpf, 1ie ale 1ino n1r nod 5riimz
merbaufen. Mud Sic 0ffentlihen
portanlagen baben Der nationalen
8erteioisung ibren Sribut sab!en
miii1en unb finb nidt mebr gum
Wieoerertenr1e,1. Mebr als eiuInal
miro meine Manberuns ourd ein
unbeimli9es @rplen u1terbroden,
bas gu ben iibli9en @orii9tsmabres
eeln nDttgt unb mir babel @ele9e11r
beit eibt, init oen penisen mod per
bliebsnen 8iirsern Elm paar Worte
gu uedfeln. sic firo nllr al5u froh,
ourd MIDI Elm Gho BON oral1Bn 81
erba1den. benn Bic Nadridten TOM
men ebenio ipdrlid tit oie @taot ipis
bic iuneen @emiiie. @eipDhnlid iper.
Sen lie aus benz lllunpe zines &olpz
Observation-Disclosures e11tsesellsenpms
men, Der 10 eliidIta tit, 1i@ bin u1lo
mie0er s3eitungen aus Soulognez iurs
Mer ooer Yaris peridaffen su tDnz
men, Die notiirltd mi9t mebr bic metz
efteu iein tDn11en. - Meine Stunhr
bot sei9laeen. Sd muB Mrras per.
Ioffen." s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
Ratbolifenta8c umter oem
siomr:S moianerm.

@as sic Nolfsmiiiionen itno fir
sic @eibeu, OaS lin0 Die S11ola1er-
&atbolifentage fir oie fatboll1den
Siourltdmme. Cine edit urdriItllde
Mtno1pbaire ,pebt in oieien &ongrel-
len. @er oapon ;3eltge tpar, fa1ul
fa1n genl1g @orte finoent nm ore
fromme, edgte 8egeilterl1ng Der gro<
ben 8erlanmll1ng al bei6reiben.
Mfam miro bl1ditablid an oie 5000
2eute in ser @iiite %erir1ert, Die oem
Seilano folgten, rm i'm bonn Stint
melreid)e reoen 81 boren.
Ser Siour : &o1greB fan6 6ieieS
Sssabr in einem nel1en @ebiet 1tatt.
Mom orung io5ula9en mitten ms
feinolid)e 2onb uno idll1g BORT often
u1lo fret oaS 2ager al1f.
Die Yanfton : Siour iin0 meiitenS
in sic 9Qnoe ser 8roteitanten gefal'
len. 3par maren einige Ser altel ten
sSSnoioner BON P. Sc Smet geta1ft.
Mm lagt, baB P. Sc Smet unter If
men lo5uiagen Sic er1te 5iour=Mfiiion
ariinoen moIte. Mangel an fatbolt,
lden Mii1ionaren fir SS11oianer lieB
sic Yl4ne bes beriibmten P. 6e Smet
crit na6 Is Sabren 5ur Sbotia9e
lper0en.
Ser lpoblbefantte eifrige P. Senrp
@el tropp, 9. s., ser 10 biel fir Die
Siour auf sen 8ine &ioge ur6 &ole=
b1to : &eierpationen geleiitet batte,
tu1roe gum @erf5eug Ser gottli@en
@oriebuug, INN sic Ya1tfton @ionr
sur fatboliiden Stride 5uriid5ubrin=
gen. gs iin6 faum 5tpei Sabre ieit=
Sent er unter ibner erld)ien. Sein
grfolg lit grobartig. Ser Sprnd)
oeS @eilanbeS: uiudet 5ueri It oas9feib
@ottes nn6 Mnes an6ere miro eud)
bin5ugegeben" bot in linn BEL @riin=
Dung oieler Miliionen BEL Sen Oanf-
ton+Sionr lire grfiialtng gefunoen.
Sbne @elon1ittel uto obne ionltige
Silf e ging er ans @erf> mte 6amals
Sic Mpoltel bes @errn ob11e @epad,
obne Sud, obne 5tab, INNER frob
uno better ltnb @ott bu1f meiter.
Sn 5tpei Sabren fat ct 5mei &tr6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

lit fir uns cine Breu6e gu beitatigem
6aB Der jabrlide &ongreb Elm neuer
Mniporn lit fir sic fatbolii@em Snoia-
ner+M}iliionen gu arbeiten. @s itno
berrlide 5riidte, Die % Dor Den In-
gen Ser @elt outage treten. Sic IN
nige 8egeiiter11ng in ben &eoen, in
sen 2ieoern, ser an6ddtige @mpfang
ser Satramente, Die gegenieitige 2ies
be, sic "a 10 idon uno inmig tiefe
@uroel gefaBt. @abrbaftig mon miro
on Die eriten @briiten e%rinnert. Das
lit unier Troit, unier 2obn, uniere
&rore.
@laeious S. Claim, g. S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
@mpfieblt Gbamberlain's Golie'
Cholera, n16 9urdlfall. Mtttel.

sd itebe ME an, @bamberlain's
Collie, @bolero- nn6 Diarrboe>Mittel
at mpteblen," i@reibt Col @il-
liams, 4aufmann in Seiie, Sem.
usSyb berfnufe mebr babon ols BON
irgen6 on6eren BrGparotionen 6es
gleiden @%barofters. Sd babe es
ielbit gebraudt un6 m1sgefun6en,
bob es mir mebr 2in6erung bradte
aIs ionit gtmas, 6os id ie fir ben
glei9en 3tped gebraudte. gu fau,
ten in &enrp's Corner 9rug Store.
- Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26
8erlan9t

Sir Soft nn6 2ogis iunge Manner
lr6 Ma69en, sic in Melroie CUR
geben. Ma95ufrogen bel
s. IS. Se&pgt,
Melrole, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

Ser Di%terreidiide Observation-Disclosures
@eurg b. Srapp,
@ommarbant 6es II 5, 2eutnant b. Srnpp
-bradte in Ser GtraBe bon Straato
ben fran50iiiden 8an5erfreu5er ~9eon
@ambetta" gum Si1fen u1o 1lod)t
6ar1it eiu 11eues Nubrnesblatt IN Die
@eididte ser Neutrality-suspicious.
Ndrine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-08-26

berpouite Nrtitel, Ser in
Ben leeten Sabren pro-
bu5iert >pnroe.
Sos. 5unliger & 60. baben l1ns
ldnqit einen &pntratt NIT Der Sos
ni9lo6 Chemical 60. BON Min:
neapplis, Minn., fir Sen 8erfanf
bteles 1pirflid mnnberpplen Mrtiz
tells ab9elhlphen. gs meint n1el
fir Sic 8etppbner bpn ct. glpno,
boB bieler Mrtitel 6abeim 81 boz
ben lit.
Ssiualt mor Der @ebiilfszManaz
GER ser @elenlbaft bier uno madbte
nur cine fletne &unoe in unlerer
@taot, tppbei er fir piele in &eliz
beusen unb @elhdftsbdulern Mbz
las fono. 6err 6unittger mnroe
baufig an9e9an9en, llb cine quite
Suebe Ill nllten 81 mocben u11D
ldlieBlidb iibernabm ct Bic Mgenz
tur fir biele @e9eno.
sanialob puliert nnb reinist
ale Mrten 9ol5arbeit, MDbel, 9ez
berppl1ter1uerf, @las, 8abetuannen,
@u1Ierrinnen, 9e6pfe DDer irgeno
et1pas, oas cine burb &arniB pDz
Iierte M,1seuIette bat. gS befrett
ppn @eritdben, bisinfisiert nno
brtnot @e1unobeit BEL jebtue0er Sez
rlhrun9. gs pertreibt MDtten,
Buffalp Mptten, Mmetien, @an5en,
Gptauqen, &ortpfe1fdfer, Snieften
an Sdumen, Hlan5en, @eltriip,
tueun mans iiberltreut.
9u bieler Mrtifel anes ferti9
brinet, mas beanlpruht mtro, 10
lit es erfreulib btes gu miiIen, 6o
10 piele Mrtitel Sic be1te i'm Morfte
iinb, falich iinb in ibrer 8ebaupt<
llnq, 10 piele Sad]en 81 tbun, Die
bon feinem 8elang lino.
Cine 5ode, melehe 6ielen 9lr<
tifel 10 mertbpDu mad]t, 1T, tpetl
er eebraubt tuerben fann lptpDbl
BEL MDbeln als BEL einem MutD; in
elmer Minute bat er p%erbunitet uno
laBt babel cine herrltbe 8Dlitur
sl1riid, sic ntdt flabt nuo nihts
peroirbt. 9a Sanigloii ote feinz
item 6abrifate nibt belhdoigt, 10
lit es fir ie6es 6eim pertbpon, mte
audi fir je6e Shule. DH entlthes
Gebal1be, 5beater uno @ebdnoe trz
een6 peldher Nrt.
6err 5unitiger lit eerne bereit,
einen 8etpeis Dteles m~nnoerbpuen
Mrtifels fir Cure Nniibt gu ltefern.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
POWERFUL PICTURE AT
CRYSTAL THEATER TODAY

The Crystal theater presents today
only, the fiNe-part photoplay THE
Fifth Commandment featuring Ju-
Illus Steger IN the leading role.
Honor thy father and thy mother
is the commandment in question. You
may regard Il as lesson to children
the girl IN the photuplay disrCgards
The parental Injunction and then the
agony starts She mnrries a man
against her fathers wishes,
Her husband eoes abroad to sue
coed IN his profession and fails. The
Young wife dies and leaves a child.
The grandfather keeps the news OF
tho chllds existence from the father
who afterwards returns TO America
and accidentally meets his own
daughter. whose identity Is revealed
TO him
The girl, on the admontion Of her
ftther starts In to honor her own
father
There are scenes in Rio de Janeiro
3s we'll as in New York. and a capable
cast OF characters supports Mr. Steger|
n the Offering, which viii assurediy
be popular with lovers Of the moral
lesson in photoplays
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

TO protect the name Of his 0panoffs)
wife, That halks her revenge. So
she shelters lpanoff from the police
ana cables an order for the release Of
the mother and brother
bnt Ipanoff swears he viii Kill the
informant 4 cable reaches him at
the Princess house telling him that It
was she who caused the arrest Of his
loved ones. lpanoff starts to execute
his threat. Servants stop him. The
Princess in despair tries suicide by
poison. Just then word arrives from
abroad that lpanoff's mother and
brother nave been released
lie, too, loses his desire for re-
Nenee, he tries to resuscitate the
Princess Then come the cheering
words Of the doctor, "She viii live"
These gcenes follow an exceedingly
Wen told and worked up dramatic
story exceedingly wei done
Nance O'Neill plays the title role
One Of the leading emotional actresses
Of the stage, she loses none of her
torcetulncss through the camera.
clifford Bruce plays Ipanoff Dorothy
l3ernard plays his wife, and stuart
Holmes plays Vladimir, whom the
Princess loved. These three are the
most important of the lesser charac-
efs and are all very well done
See this picture by all means at the
Rastime theater today and tomorrow
Shows start at /, 2:l5, $3.50, 4:I5. |
), f:f6, $3.50 and 9:45 y. IN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
MENU FOR DINNER AT
COUNTRY CLUB TODAY

The mcnu for dinner from | to Q
p. M today, at the Country club.
Mock Bisque Soup
Spring Lamb.
Green Peas. New Potatoes.
Cauliflower.
Tomato salad
Peach Pie with Whipped Cream.
Coffee
Price, 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
GRADUATES WILL HEAR
BACCALAUREATE SERMON

The Rev. Archie Toothaker will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon to the
high school graduates at O'Clock
this afternoon at the Congregational
church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
Tony Entertains

Tony Nichclbach ISSUES an invita-
ton 10 IDS friends to cail on him. at
his residencc la Old Town opposite the
plaza, when theS are taking in the sun
Felipe daN celebration today. RE-
fresiIacnts viii he served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

Taxes become delinquent June /.
ierboth, painting. papering. Ph. 1851
korber's garage Buick parts
| Equipped TO fix anything.
IL you get that ice cream at Fees
candy store. Il viii plense you.
/ Better auto livery service with new
cars. Phones G2-l21. Butler Auto co.
4 Mrs y. G. Jolce left yesterday for
/ Cincinnati aud New Orleans to visit
I relatives.
4 After nm absence Of four years. John
n. fireman returned to The city last
night from San Diego.
The 1916 meeting Of the New Mex
! leo West Texas Christian Missionary
I society viii be held here Albuquer-
I pue was selected al the meeting held
I IN III Paso last week.
/ Fred W. Harden. superintendent Of
the local office Of Bradstreets. re-
/ turned yesterday from a business trip
10 Las Cruces, Deming, Silver city
and other towns IN southern New
/ Mexico.
George y. Farnan. Of Wilmington,
7 Del arrived here yesterday and will
make Albuquerque his home lie rs
a lrother Of ]. + Farnan. OF the for
4 esI service who has lived here for the
past three years.
Miss Selma Anderson. principal OF
the Bnrelas school, and Miss Mabel
Barton, teacher Of the RanchoH de
Albuquerque school left Thursday
night for Silver city 10 attend the
normal school.
Mr. and Mrs Soither, Of Oklahoma
.sEa
Catherine Walker. Of 324 South Edith
street Mrs Settlers aunt. they were
returning 60 their home from a visit
to the California expositions
Felipe Armenia. Of Los Angeles.
who has been visiting DR. T.. Osuua
here left last niRht for New Orleans
on his way to Vera Cruz. lie Is to
see General carranza on personal
matters. He formerly lived In Mexico.
Miss GLADYS HanIey. stenographer
for Attorney NJ, y Hickey. viii leave !
next Tuesday for the east accompany |
Ing her brother, Lieutenant HanleY, |
who VIII enter West Point Military |
academy Miss Hanlcy will be absent /
James 4. Garfield Canton, o.. u.
J Gable, Lima. o., and Nelson
Jra Mexico. arrived here
Yesterday on business In connection
with the litigation IN which the
Northern Mexico Land company, In
which they are Interested, is involved
County Clerk Walker yesterday is
sued the following licenses to marrS
MaNimiaho Reserva, Barelas, and
epmenia NillnloVas. old Albuquerque;
Manuel Cnmnos, Albuquerque, and
ugarda Mestas, Albuquerque. Living
'ton Utter silver city, ana Florence
-aycock. Nara Visa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

For Rent-Good ground floor Of
fee room, next TO journal office. APP
ply Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
A GREAT PICTURE
AT PASTIME THEATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW

seldom has a stronger climax been
seen Than that reached In this adap-
tation Of Sardous Fedora" which
VIII be seen today and tomorrow at
The Pastime theater The unhappy
Princess Romanoff played Ivy Nance
. NELL, has been pursuing the man
who killed her lover After chase
over two continents the guilty man
Hes at her feet while outside the door
are members Of the secret police
ready to XIII him. lpanoff. on the
other hand, has learned that his
mother and brother are held prisoners
AT nome and has cabled to find out
the name of the informant
The Princess komanoff finds out
that lpanoff killed her former lover
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

Pachechi- Tony Domenici. r Dinelli.
q. Giomi.
ia, l.. MARTIN capnn A. B
Stroup. Boil Lo9den, Archuleta, Roy
Campbell
LID A. Macpherson. captain. r.
a. storey. NJ Nash, f \. McCloskey,
II. johnson
iz--E. l.. Crosse. captain; G. L.
Brooks W. W strong H. W Fec,
George Arrot.
iS--Reuhen Perry. captain, L. r..
McCanna. u. Rosenwald Noah II
field. j. II. CoonF
l4--C. O. Cushmnn. captain; John
w Wilson, AZ Mandell, Thomas
Egan, William Haywood
l5--Siinon Stern. captain A The
lin, Frank Wilson. Frank Butt Joan
Baron Burg
I'D. h. H. sellers. captain sum
Pickard Thomas McMllllH John s..
beaNen. Jay Hubbs
lI--Harry Leonard, captain, sam
stevens, Loo Zauoma.
ISL. s. Lithgow. captain. l.. r..
Harmon. Bowers. ". j. strong
l9-F. T. Southald. captain. 4. I-|
Dodson, G. A. Wright, N. l.. Deyine
Pat O'Grady.
2o-Judge George T.. craig. cup
tain A. w Goodrich Nestor Mon
toya, $ Kahn. N q. Springer
2l.--Jcsse Kelcher. captain.
22-~ ------ captain.
2a-liabbi Bergman, captain.
2f-Col John Borradallo, captain.
The following nave signified their
Willingness to work, hut have not yet
been assigned to any Of the commit
tees. J A. Garcia Sanchez. sheriff
Jesus Romero, Ed Mcclure Joe Mat
teucci and Martin Ticrney
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Livery and saddle horses. Trim
ble's Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30

Or, provinces ear, nose and
throat y + Armijo bldg. Phone 727.
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For dependable work and prompt
service, call Thomas. secretary OF
painters Union" Phone 652-
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ITEMS
WEATHER REPORT.

For the twenty-four hours ending
at : o'clock yesterday evening.
MAXIMUM temperature "a degrees,
minimum, ~ degrees. range. Al de-
gfees. Temperature At y. m, n de-
gfees southwest winds. partly cloudy
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Henry hauIs baggage and
other things. Phone 939.

Store closed Monday all day. account
Decoration day.
Il. w. FEE.
2I2-2ii-2i6 West Lead
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The list up to date is as follows;
Ii A. McRae. captain. W. NJ.
connell Bert skinner, +. {. Nietger'
George Scheer
a--E. A. Davis. captain: W. r..
Walton. Nose stern. H. T.. Davis.
3--lvan Grunsfeld, captain $.
Lewinson. II. O. Brooks. +. A. Mann.
4--Tom Hughes captain, Clyde
TmgleS, Pete pnelli. Julius Dreyfus.
Pete Tito
5--John Moore, captain, Gug Rog-
els, & T. French, Sol BENJAMIN
G-spennis Mcdonald captain: Jake
Meinman, Dave Weller r. Spltz A.
= Dgle
I=-Heny Coors captain; Doolittle.
Devine. Cudahac. John Lee Clarke.
S-W l.. Hawkins, captain, DR..
Conner. c. Z. Lawber j. r. Fisher.
" Moore CLAYTON
s--cnarles Roehl, captain; A. .,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-22

in a job some expert thinks he'll fit?
Or-is it better for him to make
his own place in the world?
I'D hate to see any young fellow
do all the things I've done, make all
the mistakes I've made" says ].
Leonard Replogle, SIS, 100000 steel
magnate, who went to work for $3.50
a week when he was II years old.
But it's so to so that if ]. Replogle
had been placed" in his youth ac-
cording to vocational guidance rules
he would not be explaining his phe-
nomenal financial career today.
There's a fatality about accepting
other peoples judgment of what is
good for US. 1t robs us Of our power
to Judge for ourselves. ...... ..-.
There's a fatality about being
placed" by somebody else. 1t in
clines a body to "stay put"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-22

NEVER MIND HUMAN LIFE
Every once in a while we get real
mad.
We got so mad yesterday we wait
ed "a hours to write this editorial
1t was after reading in Big Bust
ness newspaper an editorial COM
plant because the LaFollette sea-
mans law had put passenger boat
out of business.
cit is impossible to operate at a
profit" we read, eff the boat is COM
PEELED to carry the number of life.
boats provided by the law"
Is the lesson of the Eastland so
soon forgotten that steamship cor
poration can publicly object, and a
kept newspaper can back its whine
Because that corporation can no
longer risk its passengers lives in
boat with insufficient provisions for
human safety?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-22
SHORT ONES

Stanley Brobek Of Chicago dived
down history shaft and sustained
only broken leg. Who says '13" is
unlucky?
Arrests have been made in Ten
nessee for shipping whisky in collins
They won't even permit King Alcohol
to have decent funeral
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-22
DOES BEING PLACED" MEAN

DOES BEING "PLAcED" MEAN
"STAYING PUT"?-A boy who asks
for a job at the New York public
library employment bureau has his
troubles.
The placement clerk provides him
with vocational guidance applica-
ton blank containing Sc questions.
Does your mind concentrate or skip
around?" is one of them.
Our mind has both concentrated
and skipped around this and tie 9TH
er IS questions, but it invariably cir
cles back here:
Is it better for boy to be placed"