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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-17

A3UUUU lily S0USv NJ
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 17.-Wheat-
hard, new, $1.o5n1.OS: No. 4 hard,
new .31.02D1.04: No. 2 red. new. e1.12
OILS; No. 8 red, new. $11S; No. 4
red. new, $1.0201.07
Corn--No. 2, 6sW69hc; No. 3,
6s1kc: No. 4, 68@es1lc: No. 2 yellow.
Tic: No. 3 yellow, 7s3zc; No. 8 white.
oats1No. :. s2@s4c: No. . white.
la7h @3s1kc:s No. 8 white. 3eh037c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, HI, Sept. Corn Mar.
ket unchanged, nc higher. No.
white. No. 3 mixed, 75c; No 4 white,
I14kc:, No. 2 yellow, No. 3 yellow, 75N
@76c; No. 9 yellow, 74c.
OAts-Market unchanged. No.
white. 33hQ33kc; No white. S3c.
Chicago Seed Market.
CHICAGO. III, Sept. 1e.-Rye-No.
II, 966s614c.
Barley-50 a Gee.
Timothy DOT 90.
Clover 311. 00@16.0o.
Of. Louie Hay Mar.seN
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. l6.--MaEket
steady and firm: receipts 4k St Louis
/ II cars: at East ST. Louis. 10 CARS:
choice timothy. s16.O0@16.6O: No. I
| timothy, 31S0O@15.5 so: No. timothy,
|S9.s0@120o; No. 3 timothy. $1,000
800.
Chicago Live 9koot.
Tinted Press Leased Wire Sefvioe.1
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.A-The hog mar.
ket closed slow and ton cents lower
today. Receipts were $1,000, as esti-
mated.
The cattle market closed steady.
with receipts at 1000, ~ estimated,
and top price at 5000.
The sheep market closed strong.
Receipts were 5000. as estimated. Top
for sheep touched $500 and for lambs
1878.
chleago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Hog receipts
| $1,000: market duM, &c lower. Mixed
and butchers, s6.70@S15; good heavy.
$6.S507.85: rough heavy, s6.4006.60;
light, $7.4O@s.20; pigs. s6.o007.60.
| Cattle receipts 1000; market steady.
Beeves. $6.25@10.40; COWS and heif.
., =
calves, $7.50@11.75; westerns, $1,000
600.
Sheep receipts 5000; market slow,
steady. Native, 36.25@5.7o; western,
S5.50@e.OO: lambs, $6260S.40; west.
ern, 36.50@s.75.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. M.-Cattle
receipts 1900: market steady. South
| ems $50: native beef etoors, $500
l1O.25: yearling steers and heMer1,
IS .50@10Q0; cows, $6.00@8.o0; stock
ers and feeders, 36.000825; calves,
/ sc. O0O11.5O; Texas steers, 95.26@8.S S.:
cows and heifers. $4.0006.5 so.
/ Hog receipts 1000; market steady.
with yesterdays average. Mixed ana
butchers. ss00@s.3o: good to heavy.
$735@7.90; rough. 36.4o@6.05; light,
s8.10@S.30; bulk, $S.00@S.25; pigs.
+ $5.75@7.00.
Sheep receipts 10000: market
steady. Sheep and ewes. $s.0007.75;
lambs, $7.50@s.65..
| Kansas City Live Stock.
! KANSAS CITY, Sept. 17.-Cattle re-
ceipts 1000: market strong. Steers,
S5.75@10.10 cows and heifers, $1,000
$50; stockers and feeders, $1,000
$50; calves, $6.50@10.50.
| Hog receipts 1000; market 5@10c
lower. Bulk, $6.s0@8.00: heavy, $3.50
i@7.40: medium, $7.o0@s.Oo; light.
81. 50@S.O0,
sheep receipts 10000; market
steady, weak. Lambs, $7.90@S.s0;
ewes, $5.25@6.0o; wethers, 5000
s.1o. =.
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BIG CONFAB
OVER, IN GERMANY
(Continued from page IL

their country, they make themselves
liable to the severest punishment Of
the law"
First publication Of the notice In
this district was made in the Johns
town Hirado. small Hungarian
newspaper, edited. by Rev. Ernest
Porzysolt. pastor of the Hungarian re-
formed church at Cambria City.
Yes, 1t Is true that am sending
out that notice." said Won Hauser.
there is no comment to make other
than it was received from Washington
through our embassy"
When asked if it was not possible
that the notice had been sent out by
Ambassador Dumba before he left the
capital, the baron said the warning
had not reached the local consulate
until two days ago.
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CHICAGO Packers Hard Hit.

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-AppeaL-~t to
Great Britain's privy council from the
decision OF the admiralty prize court
which has ordered seized over 81 ,000.-
900 worth of meat cargoes, will be fol-
lowed by insistence that the state de-
partment protest the action on the
ground that it is a violation Of inter-
national law and blow to the free
dom of the seas as commended by
President Wilson. These were the
two steps decided on today by Chi
cago packers who were hardest hit in
the ship seizure cases.
| The thirty-four ships loaded with
American meat. seized by Great Brit
ain have accumulated since the fall Of
1874 1t was only four of these that
were ordered confiscated. local pack.
ers explained today The cargoes
amount to s2,500,000. The cargoes
of the remaining thirty vessels, pack
ers here today said were almost Ger
tain to be ordered conflscated. 4
they are, It will bring the total loss 70
the packers up to~s14, 800 900.
Packing house officials today were
admittedly pessimistic regarding the
outcome of their appeal to the privy
council They pointed out that seldom
does the higher court reverse judg
ment of, a prize court. 1t made them
determined therefore to fight the case
out through Diplomatic channels.
! To make this fight through the
state DEPARTMENT, G. J. Falkner. Jr.
representing Armours and Henry
lveeder, representing Swifts. will 90
to Washington Monday and lay the
case personally before Secretary Lans
ing. Attorneys Faulkner and veedel
will demand that the United States
hold England to the letter of interna
'tional. Jaw ". The shaRss eizqrss rsses
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UNITED PRESS Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 17-Genei
Motors which cut fifty per cent me|
on yesterday, opened up II points
the stock market today and wi'a
. few minutes sold up to 29l, up =
and a new high record.
Several other "war stocks sno.
gains while some Of the raiiroao
cues were fractionally on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-04-15

9ie gelpaFerte @GnIeIeber ipirb nit
tnem giertelpfun6 frii9em S9psines
ett selpiegt unO bur6 elm Sieb gez
itri9en. sSn cine llnSe Butter f9tpibt
man 5pei lln5en borber gepsi9tes uno
9rot nebit einigen serie>
bsnen S4alOtten, bis fd bic MaFe
bonn Sopfe lott, reibt iie na9 Dem 9lb=
tiiblen nit brei Gigelb, elmer llnSe ges
riebenem ParmeIantdie, Sala, pfefs
fer unb Der Sleif9maFe burd unb
3iebt ben GiipeiBidnee ourunter. Man
fiillt bus Sleil4brOt in cine Dorseri6s
tete Sorm unO to9t es eineunoeines
6olbe Stunbs, Uian tann oas 9Gnz
ieleberbrot pdrm nit elmer braunen
pOer talt nit 9etpiegter
6leif9ful5 rei4en. @erfeinern tann
man es nod, penn man Den 8die
feblen IdBt uno itott bsKsR sins unSe
gsriebene Sriiffsln nimmt.
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Jsiinffer(os.
Der stompUniit oer ,Snftigen Witipe'
elm ariegSgefangener.

Die Singer Der aiinite, in 9eutI9z
Lamb foDobl pie in Seiterreidb, baben
felt glusbru9 oes &rieses ben 8epeis
geliefert, baB iie bon 9liibenoem pa>
triotismus beieelt iin6 unb bab Iie
ntdt nur in i6rer reIpettipen Runit
groBes gu leiIten permDgen, ionbern
aud auf bem SeIOe Der @bre bon unb
gang ibren Mann iteIlen.
Woler, 8ilbbouer, MuIiter uno
&omponiiten, S9auipieler lnb DID
ter, gfOpelliiten unb 9lr9itetten in beie
ben 2dnoern, Fno nit 8egeiIteruns Su
ben Sabnen seeilt unb bdben ibre
4rdfte in ben Dienit oes 8aterldnbes
sefteIlt. 9lls Sffiaiere ober semeine
SoIoaten, i'm SanitGtsbienit ober i'm
Sratn. baben iie feitoem ipader gebisnt
unb getreuli9 ibre Pfli9t erfiilt.
@iele bon ibnen bdben' ii9 bur9 GEL
oentaten ousse5ei9net uno-leiber-
bdben gar manbe bon ibnen auf benz
SeIos Der Gbre ibr 2ebsn GaFen mill
fen
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6afenpfeffer.

9sn gut sereinigtsn Saien fdneios
man in i90ne Stiide, ipuIte 8opf,
lsge allss in Steintopf, nebf Sula.
5ipei oide 3lpiebeln, I9eibig seidnit>
ten, etne Selleriepur5el, aipei 2orbeers
blGtter, bier glelten, n9t pfeffertDrs
ner, ipenig poprita, iibergiebe DolI>
itGnbig nit Giberefiis. ipelder nidt
gu Iauer, laFe aipei bis brti Sage ites
BEN, nimm Sleiih beruus, ipide ies
bes Stiid rei9li9 nit Speditreifden.
Cafe i'm 8rattOpf paur Spedfdnitz
ten braten, tue bann elm Stiid But
ter baSu. legs bas Sleiih binein. lafe
aIles duF bei0en -Seiten i90n anbras
ten. Damn bus Gleifd berausnsbs
men, sipei &odl0ffel Mebl, Stpei 3lpies
beln, fein gei9nitten. lufe unter be-
ItGnoisem Riibren beIlbruun tperben
in bsm 9rnttopf, fiilIe nit Beige unb
fGmtlidem @eipiir3 auf, lsee Jleifh
binsin, lnffe langIam fpeih oGmpfen.
9eim anribten lege bus Sleifd aisr@
lid auf tiefe Ylatte, obne ben Ropt.
Sreibe Sauce fsIt our9 Sieb unb glib
bariiber. Sduce mub sebunben unb
I9Dn braun iein, na9 Wunfh etpas
Rotipein suFiisen. Will mon PfefFer
nod feiner babsn. nebms man atpei
GBl6ffel frif6es 8lut, riibre ab nit
giselb, lafe in 9uuee loufen. ni9t
mebr toden, isrpieren nit Rubeln.
&artoffeltI6bs, Mdttaroni. Spdbden
ober SolstartOffeln; friidesS4ipeinez
felt bonn 8ammitiid nit subereitet
f9medt fsbr gut.
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6 drtpffe bro |.

Mm Qbenb IdGlt man sipei bis brei
mtttelsroBe &artoffeln, bic man in
stnem Quart DoHer gut gar foht.
Damn f9iittst mon bas WoFer ob.
bebt es dber auf. Di. Rartoffeln
tperben fein serfoben, bann sefdlagen
bis iie lodsr Itno. 0dsu tommt Elm
gutter GBlOff.l 3ud.r, Elm eroBes
Stiid Sdmal5, oann iebr gut perriibs
rem. Damn cine SnHe Mebl unb ios
btel bon bem &nrtoffelpoHer, boB es
etuen biinnen Seig sibt, Der tpieber lot>
Ter geidloeen pirb. gtun iommt Der
RsIt bes 8artOifslpaFers binsu. unb
tpenn n0tig, nod fopiel parmes Wdfs
fer, ouB olles Suiammen 5ipei Quarts
ousmaht. 9aSu bann etne Saifs
fliifIger 6efe. On purmem Srte bis
Worgens esben lafen. Damn pars
mes Mebl unb Sol5 binau. SopieI
Webl aIs CUR ri9tieen &oniiffens n0s
tis lit; fiinfaebn Minuten tneten. 2ln
tuurmem Orte fteben laFen. gbe es
alISuiebr gegongeu 1T, biellei1t in
elmer bulben Stunbe, tpieoer tneten.
nodmols dufgeben laFen. bnnn in brei
8rots teilen. Man tut biefe in NIT
ieIeroBe pfunnen, bedt iie gut au nit
ipolIenem Sud, fpdter nit Pfannen
gIeider @rObe, oomit iid ia oben
tetne trodeue &ruife bilbet. Wenn
ods grot reft gut ssgongeh lit. miro
es pierais Minuteu lunsinm eebaden,
in ntdt 5u beiBem SFen, Der dber bod
70 fein muB, bob bos 8rot ii6 in flint
bts 5ebn Minuten mad bem @initellen
oben Ieidt fGrbt. @s lit barauf au
odten, boB Der Seig pGbrenb bes
Stebens teinen talten 9uu befommt.
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Q anilla S0rn6e e n.

Sin @isrtsIpfuno semublens ses
f9Glte ManOeln, Elm @iertelpfunb
Stdubauder, Elm babies pfunb fiibe
sebn llnaen Wtebl, einen 2Dfs
fel 8anillaz@rtratt. Suiammentneten,
tleine SOruden Oaraus formen unb in
einem ni4t gu beiben Sfen Ii9t selb
baden, fpenn auseefiiblt in puber=
auder pdl3en unO bic iebr guten, billi=
gen SUDDEN finb fertis. gtus bieIer
Wafe tonn man fiinfrlnbIiebaie Stiid
MAIDEN. Jinben iiberaIl 9eifaII uno
uro t0nnen gar ni9t perborben iperz
zen. Sdltcn iit6 po9enlans.
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bet man RiinItlsr isOsr Qrt bertrsten
unb manbe oupon boben f9on ibren
Des in bic 9efangenenInger 0eutI9s
lambs sefunbsn. Cine gang bsionbere
SteIluns nimmt pauI poiret in bic
fer Stnit9t elm, Der ols Offiaier in Der
frana6Fi9sn 9rmee bient. poiret lit
elmer ber berporrogenoIten MobetiinIts
Ter IN poris uno elm Wonn bon bebeus
tenoem @ermOssn. QlIs Der 2rieg
Iusbru9, traf er ole n6tisen @ors
tebrungsn unb aos bonn als Offi5ier
ms SeIb, lpo er Ii9 ieitbem burd
Mut. llmiidt unb Siidtisteit bel bers
I9iebenen 2lnldFsn dusgeSei6net Bat.
Sn T.inen freisn Stunoen beT9Gftigt
fid M. ppiret bamit. neue Moben au
erfinoen uno felbit in ben S9ubens
grGben bat er cine Reibe BON gntipiirs
fen fir neue WlOoen ansefertist.
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fit 6aus un0 Kii(br.:
@eroIltes 9eeffeuf.

Dor oIIem muB man Oas TGeiI9 gut
tlopfen. Ra9bem man nit bemIels
ben fertis lit, nimmt man ettpas pc
teriilie, Pfeffer, SdI5 uuO 3piebelR,
Dermii4t oasielbe febr gut our9einans
Der uno itreut bos Steat pamit aus,
role bas Sleiib unO binbe feIt 5u=
iammen. Damn iperoen iie in oiem=
lid piel Sett gebaden 10 ibnea fpie
m6eli9.
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Gtrl 3Wiegeiprdd).
SIsbrr etm 5iRoriitb intsrsifauts tins
terrsonns ilber bic 3ufuuft.
8riiFsI, Sebruar 1915.

OluWetf OepluuL l0lO'
Die .Rsbue 9enerals4, bic als bic
bebeutsnbite beIsiIde 3sitIdriFt ssltsn
1onHte, TIT felt ausbru9 bes &rieses
lebt gum erltenmol tpieoer eri9ienen.
Sie feBt einen aufiaB iiber bic aeits
genDHtfbe beIsifhe @ei4i4te fort, ben
Der in 8riiFel beitens betannte
Sdriftiteller u. .. gibOer Derfubt
bat. @s 1T IsItfam, bub in Dem Ab>
fdnitt, Der Dor uns liest. Der @erfaf>
fer ii& NIT benz 8erbGItuis 8slsisns
gu ieintn RddbarFaaten bei9dftist.
Dp9 seben mir bem @erfaifer feIbit
bas Dort:
Ribber Ipridt bon elmer llnterres
bung bonn Sitober 1882, bic Salleps
ran6 nit ber ruiiif9en prtnoeiiin BON
2ieben In einem Solon bate na9 Der
@riinbuns oes SDnisrei4s 9eIsien
Itnter 2eopolb 1:
prinaeIiin: nHun, mein prtna,
dmiiiiren sic mid; ersdbIen Sic mir
etipas!"
SaIlebranb: vNun ipobl. Spreben
mir bon unIeren beiben 4rmeen. Was
0enfen sic oobona"
Prtn3eB: ~0aB sic fi9 biel Miibe
gWsbeu baben fir etpus, ods bod
ni6t bon 8eItano fein piro."
Soil: nQ6. @lauben Sie9~
Prinaeb: Limb sic, mein prtna9"
$all.: sd boffe ss."
prinseb: .Dirtlib9 sic glau=
BEN, bob Sbr beIsifdes &Dnisreid unO
Der belgiIbe &0nig :"
Sall.: ~Nidt bon Sauer iein per=
ben. 9as lit feline Ration, benn
aus 200 prototollen tunn man niss
mails eine Rdtion MAIDEN. 0ieies
Belgien tpirb niemals elm 2unb iein
Hnb ii1 bdlten t0nnen."
prinseB: LIMB nadber, tpas bann9"
Sail: rSagen sic es ielbit!"
prtnseb: mWenn sic mein. Meis
Irnng b1ben tpollen, nun benn: Bel
glen an SOIlunO, pOer 9elsien uufses
feilt."
Sdll.: rgaun ipobl, teiIen mir es
Giif! Onmit berbringen mir tpentss
tiens unieren 4benb. 4rraneiren Sie
mir bic @eI9t6te.A
prinaeB: rRi4ts leidter uls ous.
Wtau muB iebermann sufrtebenitelIeu."
SalI.: ,,Wer ift iebermdnns"
prtn3eb: nSa. ipeoer mir (Rubs
Ianb) nod Oeiterrsih.4
SaIl.: Limb mas bleibt bann9"
prtnaeb: ~@ie ein ipenis, SOGIunb
piel unb preuben ipubrf9etnlih L. :"
Soil: Geinsn StOd nerDDs ums
fIummernb): -. . limb per na4s
ber9"
prinaeB: .Sa, an England etpas;
9lutperpen gum 8eifpiel."
SalI. Unit 5einem Stod nuf ben
Grbbooen i6laseno, nit 1einer Sauit
auf ben Slid fbIa9enb, bab Die SuiIs
flirrt uno Die sanse @sIsGI9aft auf
bic tletne 9ruppe aufmertIom ptrb):
..Nntperpen an @nslano9 ga, ipiFen
sic benn. baB es empDrenb 1T, mir
70 sttpas au faeen9 mas, gneGunb
ouf bem 9ontinsnt2 Wiabame, 70
Ianse eS Elm Sruntrsib esben miro,
Elm Grantrei9 nod 70 Helm, tnnn oos
ni9t sef9eben, tann es tein Gnelanb
auf benz Sentiment geben. sic ems
p0ren mid, oenn oas, mas Sic 1oaen,
iit unboltbar unb f9euBli9."
prinoeB: rglun ipobl, metn prin5,
bonn seben mir ibm nidts, ous 1T
mir du9 egal."
SOL. (Fd ettpas erbolsnb): raGons,
olIons. id febe. boB sic fderSen."
prin3eB: ~Wie. bas bemerten sic
iebts"
SaIl.: .glGIes onbere, tpas sic ges
fast boben. mar bod 70 fhOn."
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S6nei0er Uon Sd6ang6ni.

aus S9ansbai ipirb Der rSdsliden
Runbf9uu- sei9rieben: Bon ben GER
rem Der Warine, bic pGbrenb zines
Rpmmanoos gum pitafintifben &reuz
sergeI9pooer bas 9efdtd no4
S9dngboi sefiibrt bat, eriunert ii9
peipib man9er bes ipoblbeletbten Gbis
tiefen, Der In ben beuti9en 4reiien
Der Stabt olIgemein als S9netoer
MiiIer betannt lift. unter bteiem gas
men aud feline 9ei9dftstarte abgibt
unb Der i9On fir 70 man4en beutf4en
Morineoffi5ier sins GiDiltluft sebout
bot. Don ibm riibrt fOIsenber pers
biirater 9lusipru9 ber: sd bentsn.
DeutI9e &aiTer iest 9euti8lano Diele
prpbe 9inse benfen. Sitngtou tleine
So9e, Siinetau iebt ni4t bsnten,
na6ber sroBe Sd4en 0euti i9Ianb fer
tiq, SeutIhe 8atfer Siingtau oenten,
bsutihe Solhoten Die6er tommen
hTnatau. SD tonnte ibm Derii4ern,
bab iib meine auffaHuns nit Der ists
rtgen boIIitGnbig bedt.
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Die prinseIiin bon aiebsn bat iid
alIss fein TGubsrIi9 nisberseidriebsn,
stpsi Sage nod Der Rutifitation
bes fran3OFi9>enstifden lleb.reintoms
mems. @ibt biefs ilnterrebuns, bic
serabe jebt ans Saseslibt seaosen
ipirb, ni4t serabe iest anIuB gum
Radbentsns
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Sumner 8eauent.

Sts isnnsn wt9ftlH Sbrtn Gbtd itbtu HbeHh
~ ubr. $f.OO frsifutt cine Sparttulasti
,aeli 3 prcitnt 3tuisn. ct i5nnsn jisbsH Sti
btlb tsetn Gag I'm 9abr Obns Rtinbtgung.
1hrei&aftli& bsppamd@hsis Mstnitn ftir his
IAmmtltHsn Sc 5rausailaniil9tn ,unb Riilien
Dampfsr eintfn. @ttbt fiir Rdisn be bsae
Anslnnft gae s!serisas Yrttis.
Die Nptartats abib:iIuns fsrtist gplIma&ttn
anp psri1iepsuf esltbIi@t Dpfumsnts ID alsu
:arppdii@tn SpraAtu an. BslOret T6Ht tiy
6nrstr pom bfn 8fr. Siaaisu. @fIbifubnuass
aap alsn SbstsH bn Wet.
Slan 8anfin8 SDnfe,
AS Sadaipanna Ape., Seranton.
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SunOerte bon 3iinitlern iinb bersits
gefuIen ober bertpunbet pprben unb
einige bon ibnen iinb in &rissssefuns
genf4oft s.raten, tells in Rublonb,
tells in Sruntreid. Inter ben Rrisgss
gefunsenen, bic bon ben RuFsn in Go
liSien genommen tpurben. befinbet ii9
au9 SrnnS 2ebar. Der betannte
Diterreihif4e &Omponif. Der iid nit
feiner Operette r9ie lufttse Witpe"
einen Deltruf erporben bat. Gr btente
ols OffiSier in Der 6itsrreidii9en Dir
iste unb ipurbe BEL ben admpfen in
ben 8urpntben bon ben RuFen eefans
gen genommen.
9Iu4 in Der frun3Oiiiden armee fins
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mer i&ldst ben 2e,t'n. tper f4fdgt
ben RieIen9
UDer iIberipinbet ben uno bieIenS
Das tut ieber. Der iia islbff bediptn9et.
Waltber b. b. @ossltpeioe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16
Former Governor Hdgerman Greatly
Pleased With New Mexico State Fair

gated land properly used for the rais-
lnr of fodder crops. and those crops
used hcro at home ID fatteu sheen and
cattle raised here M home am In am
efficient and s.ientiflc manncr--the
wealth of New Mexico even with our
present dcNeloped resources could be
.dolbIed In Two wears
The state fair cam have decided
Influence in bringing about this condi-
ton This faor has already greatly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16
DO THIS FIRST-YOU!

You know, and every physician
knows, that when any sickness has
passed, whether it be throat trouble,
organic disturbances, contagious dis
eases. OF even a severe cold, a relapse
is feared, because sickness robs the
system OF Natures resistance and
leaves it subject TO lingering germs.
Drugs never build up a wom-out
body-only food can do that, and the
first thing to take after any Slcknessis
the concentrated, blood making oil
food in SCOTS Emulsion, which feeds
the tissues, benefits the blood and
strengthens both lungs and throat.
Physicians prescribe SCOTS Emul-
sion aftersickness. NurSeseyerywhere
advocate it. SCOTS is pure medicinal
food, without alcohol or drugs.
sc0u = BOVINE, 1loombeld Nj is,2l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16
SATURDAY OCTOBER 49, iet
LAST DAY or rnr FAIR.

The epoch-maMng state fair ends
TO-DAY Every person n Albuquerque
who hos mot seen the exhibits should
Do So without fan They are moro
than worth while thoy ore superb.
Thousands of people who know this
state have seen them, and thoir opin.
son Ia unanimous Many people from
other states have stopped over here
some from New York, some from
Pennsylvania, some from New Jersey,
some from the New England states
and from various states Of the south,
the middle west and the west --only
o. De- astonished ut the revelations
which awaited them when they saw
ihc things which may De seen on The
fair ground
~. IornadaK superintendent Of
The New YORK Geological park. after
spending q day at The tair called a.
the Journal office for the purpose Of
saying that hc never had seen finer
exhibit and had no idea thal such re-
sources existed within the borders or
New Mexico is lie saw displayed
there
The communication elsewhere on
this page by former Governor Tier
bert J HaHorman rs representative OF
the opinions expressed hy hundreds
of prominent men from various see
tlona 81 New Mexico who have spent
the week. al Albuquerque visiting the.
fair one Of Albuquerque most
prominent lawyers states without
hesitation that the fair has easily
been worth a half million dollars to|
New Mexico Ia the direct financial
results which must accrue during the
next twelve months
The benefits which must come from
che bringing together Of the people
81 the state, from tho Inspiration of
common purpose tor the future Tor
the generous rivalry which has been
promoted cannot bc measurer tn dol
lars and cents
The fair has caused new pridc Up
tho state and greater hope Tor enc
future what heretofore has been
perfunctory annual street carnival
with @ few gxhibus on the side, has
suddenly become "a great industrial
exposition OF state regarding thei
resources of which the people of New
Mexico know httle and 81 which PEG
pie ID other states know practically
nothing
We are al the dawn af d brlsmer.
day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16

these photographs Colonel Roosevelt
had taken the attitude of pointing
out something TO the emperor Short
ly after RuuseNelts return To- the
United States he found one OF the pic
lures iu his mail and written on the
lower margin in the handwriting or
the emperor were the words Here
is where g lieutenant colonel Of
cowboy regiment in America was tcil-
Ing tine German emperor how he
should run the finest army Ina the
world H