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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
HOLLAND INDIGNANT
At GERMAN CRUELTY

The Hague (via London, oct. ~.
9.56 .. m,)-lndignant over the exc
cution in Brussels of Miss Edith Ca
rel, an English nurse the Nieu~e
Courant after relating the story OF
her execution, calls her "one OF the
great martyrs Of centuries but real
ICES the fact that by sheltering her
own countrymen, who were enemies
OF Germany, she committee a pun
shable crime
But the execution was inhumah,
lhe paper declares, the Germans ap-
parently desired To give a terrorizing
example which, however only arous-
ed embitterment and strengthened
ne opinion in neutral countries that
Fermany is ruling Belgium with un-
necessary cruelty and harshness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
SAME PAY FOR WOMEN
AS MEN IN ENGLAND

London, oct 22 (9;3O p. M In u
statement issued today David LLOYD
George, minister Of munitions, an
nounces that women eighteen years
OF age and others engaged in mum
tion work receive a minimum wage
of one pound weekly. While DONG
skilled work, on time or by piece
women get the same pay as men the
announcement further states.
This official recognition Of the right
of women to receive the same pay as
men for the same work is claimed as
a great victory by militant suffra-
gettes who have long been agitatins
the question.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
POLICEMEN SHOOT TWO
BOYS ON MOTORCYCLE

Los Angeles. Calf. oct 23--Two
policemen shot two boys otf a motor
cycle in the Eastake park district
here today killing one, nolan Lohr
ana probably fatally injuring the
other. Arthur ward who claimed
ownership OF the machine Ward az
"a hospital said the shots followed inn
mediatoly upon an order to halt
William Cahiu ana samuel sham
mo. The policemen. said they believed
the motorcycle had been stolen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
UNIONS ARE S0LIDLY
SUPPORTING SCHMIDT

Los Angeles Calf, Oct 22.-Miss
Kathyne schmidt young sister of
Mathew A. Schmidt, who Is on irial
charged win murder IN connection
with the blowing up OF the Los An
gelea Times buildiug, called upon her
brother today in the county Jail She
brought greetings from his friends ia
Chicago and assurances That organ
ized labor there stood solIdly behind
him
Schmldts trial will hc resumed
next Monday after delay OF week
caused by the death Of Charles Fair
all, his chief counsel Nathan C..
Coghian of San Francisco, who has
been selected To- take Fairalls place,
will arrive tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
FOUR STRIKERS ARE
ARRESTED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, OCT 22 FOur arrests
were made today in connection with
the strike OF garment workers Two
girls were charged hy "a third with as
sauting her because she would not
strike ana d similar charge was
lodged against two men strikers by d
workman who declined to Quit his lob
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
APPEALS TO PATRIOTISM
or MUNITIONS DEALERS

Los Angeles calf oct 22.--'fhe
Mcxicans can shool away In day an
the ammunition manufacturers can
make in a month"; f. NJ Blanford,
federal special agent wrote today To
II number Of munitions dealers with
the assistance of American dealers
further fighting can be stopped.
He appealed 70 thcm on patriotic
grounds % aid the government IN
enforcing the embargo against Mex
leo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23

L0ndOn. oct 22 q p. m)-IWo
men, whose names were not given
we're delivered today by the civil au-
thorites into the hands of the mill
tary for court martial They are
charged with having given signals
from the roof OF hotel at the time
OF recent Zeppelin raid over the
London area.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
.A.NAL MEATnfk REPoRT.

For twenty-four hours, ending at
. y. m yesterday
Maximum temperature. 71 degrees,
minimum. N desrees range. az de-
greeS, temperature at Is %. m.
90 degrees. southwest winds clear
~~~-~-N-~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
tanned Was S62 for each of two cross
fox skins The highest price paid for
any fur during the tWo-day sale was
S2,61Q Tor q silver fox peu, bought for
a Paris firm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
THE WEATHER
MEATHER EORECAsr.

Washington. Oct. New Mexico.
ehsnev IN temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23

st. Louis, Oct 22.-The fur sale be-
gun here yesterday was concluded this
AFTERNOON when the last Of $4,000
skins was sold. The highest price OBJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
US. COVE ERNMENT
SHOULD DEF INE
WHAT INDIAN IS
Lake Mohonk Conference Says
While Ute8 Are WorthI
$4,000 Each, u, S, Allows
Them to Live in SQuaIor


Mohonk Lake, N. ", oct 22.-Ihat
there is room for improvement in the
government indian service was point
ed out In "a platform, which cited the
condition Of the utea, adopted here
tonight at the closing session of the
Lake Mphonk conference OF lhe IN
dian and other dependent peoples
THE government, the PLATFORM
says holds property for this trlpo
amounting to an average of about
GOO for every member OF the trlhe
and yet these people live m squhlof
aud In moral and spiritual barbarism.
The undertaking of the government
to give them am irrigation system az
a cost Of $SG4,000 was 80 hnmpcred
by selfish legislation os to threaten
The loss OF thcH "'ltI IlklH' W hIess
the prompt and hopeful action Of the
commissioner shall be pursued per
sistcnuy to the end
Thanks for Cnto Sells.
Th, nl,tforr thanked Indinn Com
.,,,5,,,er sriis for his slcecssful ef-
s.,,,,' .tnn un. ente nf lntoxioonts
a ,t,a az mo uescn1 bean an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
SIR IAN HAMILTON
RETURNS TO REPORT

London. oct. % t2:2O u. ny Gen.
Sir Ian Hamilton. who was recently
relieved of the command Of the Oar
danellcs eXpcdtonary force. returned
TO London from the Dardauclles last
night Gen. Sir Charles Carmichael
Monro, who has been named ia sue
cccd General hamilton, left today to
assume command on the Galllpoli pc
uinsula.
On october 10 the war office an
nounced the change ia commanders
of the Dardanclles expedition Tho
announcement stated that Cen Sir Ian
Hamilton. who would be- relieved by
Gen. Sir G.. C. Monro, had been or
dered 10 return 10 England 20 make
"a report on the Gallipoli campaign.
Pending the arrival Of General Monro
ut Gallipoli il was announced that
Mai Gen William Riddell Birdwo0d
would temporarily command the
troops
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-23
Fire Fighters ON Horst Broth
erSi Ranch Find Wires Cut'
Pumps Out Of Commission.
and Other Interference.
BELIEVED TO BE WORK
OF |. w. W. ANARCHISTS
Seek Revenge for Members Of
Organization Serving Time
in San Quentin for Murder
of District Attorney

Sacramento, CAlif. oct 22.-Ma-
rauders. continuing "a campaign OF ar
son across two states, started four
fires early today i'm a big hop ranch
across the American river from here
and did damage estimated at $4,000.
Fire fighters found telephone wires
cut and pumps put out of commission
and were threatened with death when
seeking aid. The hop kilns and pick
Ing plant were destroyed, press rooms
ANA warehouses were saved The
ranch Is one OF several owned by the
firm of Horst brothers. one Of the
brothers, known as Baron Won Horst
is in custody i'm England. where he
was arrested as a German spy. SIC re-
ceived his title from a minor CONT
Mental dependency aud efforts of his
brother. Clement Horst, to have him
released have thus far encountered
this snag.
/. W W. Is Blamed.
Officials here charged tonight that
Industrial Workers OF the World
started the fires, pursuing a campaign
to get two of their number out of san
Quentin penitentiary where they are
serving life sentences for murder IN
connection with hop riots at Wheat
land i'm 1918. a few months ago an
attempt to burn the Horst ranch was
frustrated
The .rsl fire was discovered in
what was known as q hop picking
unit by Paul Ziedler chauffeur for
Theodore Eder, manager of the ranch
aa he was returning from Sacramento
AS Ziodlor sounded the alarm. callinp
other workmcn, three more iIe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-03
IL IiUDAD DE LONDRES TIENE
VA UN NUEVO LORD MAYOR.

LUNDRES. Septiembre 3O.-El Ca
bI!do dc la cludad eIigiG aver a Sir
Charles cheers Wakefield nuevG
Lord Mayor dc e>ta capital, ha-
biendO sIdo muy bien reribidO 81
nombramiento p0r el pueblo de-
Londrcs.
Sir SharI"s Cheers desrmpenaDa
ri pucStU dc CONCEAL y haze Tempo
fut raHdrroradn por 81 gobierno
frances con la Cruz d." Legion dc
Honor.
PariiruIarmenin Sir Gha&,co Che
rrS iirur e. cargo Gr director dc
una iran compahid manufacturers.
Ell Ia Qua. tiene cuanlinsos Inter-
Scs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-03

CuduiO listed nos c>rriba SCbre
81 SuScripci6n diga 81 Sc ~reficre al
diariO o al semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-03
DESDE FL CAMPO De Ia GUERRA
Notiicias oficiaEes
del gobierno
austrIacO

NIEN.A, Octubrc 2.-IiOy Sc publ!
r6. por 81 MiniStcrio de Ia Guerra en-
rsia capital. la siguirntc inforna-
ri6n Official:
"Frontcra Rusa-Nin@una acclon
de- imporIancia Ina ocurridO en- Ia
region De la GalIcia oriental.
Ell rnrmi=o enprendi6 TN vigorO
- ataJur IN las crrraniaS DE- No
vo A]lrriuicck. pero fuG r~rchaAadO
por nurStro fuegO de- artIllrria.
Iu" cause vrrdadcros cSiraGo5 en-
.aS filaS rncmiGas.
En- 81 t~rian@ulo tornado por las
foriaIczas del diSlrit" DE- NoIhynia
! 4 10 largo del rio Ihwa. IN sltua-
r!6n prrmanrcr inaIt"raDIr.
Eli Ia region de- kurmin Rivu-
let. uur>tras tropaS ban vurltO
a obicnrr al=unos triunfoS. Todos
los atalucS DE- o> ruSOs cn csa
region furron rcrhazados Y duran
H. unO de- cllO>. nUrStraS trOpaS cap
tlraron mas de- cuatroricntOS pri-
Sionrros Y una amctralladora. En-
los iIIiimOs dos ,IiaS de- ataquc>. 81
/ uImrro DE- prisIonrros quitados al
rnrmigo ascicnic a dos mil rualro
/ rirniOs. Y mas de- d!rZ o~ficialc>.
"Front"ra Italiana.-Sobr" los freN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-03
Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de Ia lengua
castellana es e! mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro =
en- dolores, mas de $50 mapas,
cientos de retratos de hombres &C.
lebres, ediicios y monunentos
historicos de todas parties del mum
do, etc. Els ell mejor de los enci.
clopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 Ell ejemplar.'
Haganse los pedidos acompana.
dos de gu importe
a z. LOZANO.
607 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio,
Fexss.
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tacilitan ell sprendizaje del
idioma ingles. Tiene varias
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Hay dos ediciones.
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Ignacio E. Lozano.

Ia PsENSA IS eI peri5dicO meNicano de
Eavo- circulation en- los EStadOS In4deS,
: Dor 10 taat0 ei mejor para los snu2cl=s-
e7e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
LOOKING BACKWARD
 nMENn-FOUR YEARS

Nictoriauo. the companion of Geroni. mo now in the county jail says that he and Geronimo robbed the Bisbee stage and even goes so far as to describe the men and women who were on the stage. He tells how much they got and the conversation with Engle Af- ter this robbery they went down to Nogales and from there came up on their way to Mammoth. stood up Chiuaman and robbed him. They were to meet another party of MexiCans near Mammoth. and altogether they were to rob store near there. The other party was coming from Globe and are supposed 10 be waiting some where around there for the Geronimo party All of this fellows stories tally
 so closely with the facts that there is no doubt of the truth of what he says
 How would il do for CochiSe county to be represented al the Worlds Fair m proper shape. Call it the Cochise Worlds Fair Association; get up a fine collection of minerals and an exhaus- tive description of our resources. eli. mate. etc. 1T 300 men would subscribe Sl a month each for the next eighteen months or m June 1893 there would be the neat sum of S5.4OO with which to make an exhibit. outside of the money appropriated by the territory This would give us an opportunity to push ourselves 70 the front. When Tombstone and Cochise county ties itself to tie tale ol an Arizona Kite she IS always al the iurtheSt end of it and before spending money to aid Tucson sauitarium or a Phoenix irrigating scheme she had better try To place her self where sine belongs. at the head of the procession.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
THURSDAY

| The City Council should take some action regarding the condition of the sidewalks in certain parts of the city When some fellow breaks his leg and gets judgment against the city for a few thousand dollars then will be the time to remember this item and see how much would have been saved by taking our advice
 Not until the 4th of July will the of- tical flag of the Union contain the for ty four stars that will henceforth shine in its union. The order of the War Department preScribes that after that date the forty-four stars shall be dis posed in six rows the upper and lower rows to contain eight stars and the others seven each
 15.00O boxes of tomatoes were ship ped by express out of Los Angeles dur ing the month endiug June 20 A good share Of these sold in Arizona.
 A new sidewalk is being put down in front of the posrotFice much need ed improvements and one that will be appreciated by the public
 
 The proposition has been made to the Tombstone bah club to go to Hua. chuca next Sunday and play ball. On the Fourth of July the soldier boys will play in Tombstone. T" carry this plan through will require S5O. II the citi zens and business mcr of Tombstone think it d good idea. they can have a Ii, ely Fourth by subscribing this small sum toward Il
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
FRIDAY

Frank Ryan will sell under execution tomorrow .u front of the court house at 8 ? m all of the property delinquent for city taxes The title will be gilt edged and the auct,"neer ~,lI no take the wink from anyone.
 Peaches and nTricots are ripenirg III the gardens around Tombstone and are very deicious. They are far superior to calley fruit and are firm and juicy IL is estimated that there are 2.OOO fruit trees within the city limits. the larger part of which are in hearing. Peaches. apricot and plums predomin- ate and grow to perfection Cherries do not bear heavily Grapes bear abuudantly and do well under almost any circumstances.
 Silver is advancing in price underIthc Influence Of couple Ot trusts The inscription on the eagle side of the dol lar is a most appropriate one Wheth- CT it is a trust in God" or a French or English trust. there is firm belief that nothing outside of a trust of some kind will ever bring it up to 29.
 There is some talk of paving Allen street.
 The Mcxicans say it always rains on St Johns day Tomorrow is the day
 The only sport talked of as sure to take place on July 4th. is a fight be- tween Bat Hollands four wild cats and yellow dog.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
InstaiIs Air Drills

Air drills have been installed in the Commonwealth Extension at Pearce. and a drift will be run from the two hundred foot level to intersect the ore body now seven feet in width on the 150 level
 All the loose stock of of this company that could be picked up in Bisbee has has been taken oy insiders. The con- pany is selling no stock to outsiders. Many people have visited the ground and inspected the ore now being placed on the dump and it is generally believ- ed that large body of ore has been encountered
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

President 4 Il Gardner and Treas urer (. B. TaEbell went to Bisbee to- day to De in attendance al the meeting
 i she Coch;sc Courty Road Bond As :ocia,ion where -hsy will represent Tombstone. The mrc;.u: today is fo. he purpose of receiving from che vari ous precincts the niap- oi the roads de fred by each district. which will hc given to the county engineer for esti- mate of the expense required.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
TUESDAY

Si Bryart. who has been confined to his bed al the San Jose House for two days is able to be around again
 McKinlcy has been nominated for governor of Ohio by the Republicans The issue will he a square one on the tariff question and it will be pretty and instructive battle
 When a man comes back from a term of court at Solomonvllle he has the ap- pearauce of a heavy villain in 9 light comedy. Even Judge Kibbey IS said to be acquiring an appearance of theatrical manager.
 Coconino county starts off with lO6 miles of 4. & P track valued at s530.- eco This is quite nest egg f1r new county. When Cochise was formed we had but 60 miles of stage coach and few miles of buck board
 After Iuly lst everyone intending 60 marry must take out Incense 10 do SO
 The Oso Negro stage came up last night Everything iS running smooth ly down there with no fr-sh Indian troubles reported. The Mexican ca valry followed the Indians who killed Catchum and recovered his horse which they had ridden down and abandoned The last heard of them they had taken to the mountains near Fronteras.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civilizations Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

i097. Irene Brannsn vs I Brannan action for divorce.
 IO96 Emma Deffenbaugh vs D l. Carter et al; action for debt. 1895 Colbanin vs Superior & Pittsburg Co: sI5,OOO damages lO9l. Ida Paddock vs D Richardson ct al Sl.35O
 IO92. Eva Martin vs O Martin: ac- ton for divorce.
 lG90 Huachuca Water Co vs J F Tomblinson; sj,OO0.
 I093. Crouch vs Jessie Crouch: ac- tion for divorce Judgment in suit
 93e TtIe Guarantee & Trust Co ct al. Drs J Schwertner, S72.sO.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of-
 L Burt: application for letters of admrB.
 light: sale of real estate
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Returned from Expos.

B. A. Taylor. well known merchant of Gleeeson. accompanied by his wife and brother in-law ] P. Gull and wife, travelling in their two machines passed through Tombstone last evening en- route home from the San Diego and san Francisco cxpOSitions. where they have been for the past month They travelled over the Borderland
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
WEDNESDAY

John Slaughter has gone to Kansas to look after his cattle now pastured here.
 Saturday was pay day with the T |. NJ & NJ. CO. They disburse about sIO.000 monthly.
 4 father was killed by his son fast summ 1T in Phoenix He has just had trial and the jury stood 6 to and could not agree on a verdict. They will retry the case at heavy expense. IL IS a pity that every man who kills another man without provocation would not blow his own brains cut after waiting the soul of his victim to king. dom come.
 It is very probable that congress will be asked, at its next session. to relieve the people of southern Arizona from the burdens imposed upon them by reason of an unjust and affair distribu- ton of judicial districts. To compel the people of Graham county to attend court at Florence IS a wrong which a fsiTminded man can see by glance at the map is simply outrageous. The geographical situation of Cochise and Graham naturally suggests their being joined in one district The fact that they are not suggests that the districts were not formen solely in the interest
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Pardon Board

The board of pardons and paroles will meet Friday at the state prison at Florence to consider matters of impor- tauce connected with the cases of the five Mexicans whose reprieves expire July 30. It is expected that whatever communications the s,ate department has to make on the subject of inter national complications" will come up for discussion at this time and that ! statement of the boards position in th. matter will be made-Republican
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Visiting Aunt

Little Miss CorneIia Cornelius left Sunday for Phoenix, where she will spend several months with her aunt Mrs. D. l.. Cunningham. Mir Cor nelius took her as far as Benson in his auto and from there she made the trip by rail. Miss Cornelius will remain in Phoenix for some time before accom- panying Supreme Judge and Mrs. D. L. Cunnius sham on a trip 70 the Ex- positions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

Niles Hervine. and I began to improve before had finished the first bottle untn I was entirely cured |"
 MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER.
 2s2 Hudson St. Tim. ohio Many remedies are recommended for diseases of the nervous system that fail to produce results because they do not reach the seat of the trouble. Dr. Miles Nervine has proven it's value in such cases so many times that il is unnecessary to make claims for 1t. You can prove its merits for yourself by getting a bottle oi your druggist, who will return the price ii you receive no benefit. MILES MEDICAL CO. EIkhsrt. Ind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Back Again

Bill" Hattich. former bachelor editor" of the 'Frospector" and "Epitaph" returned to Tombstone yes tcrday from h,s home al Tucson to complete some unfinished business ill the Old Camp Bill just could not re- main away from Tombstone. and they do say There a Reason
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Free Dance Tonight

Tae Giacoma Brothers the new man. agers oi the Crystal have completed all arrangements for the bik free dance to be given tonight at Gage Hall Last night was the opening night of the Crystal under their management and the free dance tOuigh Will be an open invitation to the public for continued patronage 10 that popular picture hUuSr
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Another Ford

Fred Bennett, well known Tomb stone cattleman and president of the Cochise County Cattlemens' associa- tion yesterday received through local representative of the Ford agency. John Rock, a brand new Ford Tour ing Car. which he will use in his ire quent trips from the Bennett ranch in the Dragons. Fred is today learning to master the new 'bronc" and expects to have her under control before the day is over
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Back to Tucson

''Bilr Hattich returned to Tucson this morning after brief business visit here. Mir. Hat:ich returns to Tucson. and from there will accom- pany his father and mother to the coast. where the elder Mir. Hattich will undergo treatment. The many friends of Col. Hattich sincerely hope he will be benef ted by the change
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Business Good

Hctels. boarding houses and lodging houses of the city afford the most ac- tive appearances they have had in a long time. All the hotels are reporting practically full houses. Som. of them have been unable the last week to take care of all the business thar has offered