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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17
Ghitaap 15. 11ai.

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Sdpsine. Sufubr 5000. Tlarft
fhpad. 8nlf $7.75-7.90; Isi6.e
$7.6O-7.95; semiidts $7.60-7.95;
f1psre $7.30-7.85; raube $7.30--
7.45; s5srtel S5.80-7.45.
gttnb0ieb. - 3ufu6r 100. Wartt
ftetig. Ginbeimifte Beef stisrs $6.e
s0-9.25; aiik uHo Seifsrs $3.50
S.75; &dlbsr $6.50-9.25.
S6aie. - 3ufubr 500. - Wartt
fistis. S6dfe $775-8.s0; 2Gmmer
S7.90-10.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17
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Gfntinnoti .16. mai.

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sieben jih nur duf gngros Srdns'
attionen. Bel ffeinersr Gei4dften
iperbtn stipns bpbere s}rsiie bers4net,
Vronifirusn.
9.0o--9.10; DaniiID S4mals 10l
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SrodengsfaIseues Glstf d.
Short clear Gsiten 104-10se; ertrd
fhort clear 1O-10le; fbcrt Rippenist'
ten 10---10ie; ShultsrH S-sse;
Bellies 10ae--11c.
Ba con. Sbprt clear SeiteN
lli-11ae; srtra fbort clear S.itsu
I1-115e; ibort Rippenieit,n IL
lie; G6ultsrn 94-9at; Bellies III
--12c.
euaar Gureb Bl.iI6. -
SGinfen 14a-15c; pienit Sdultern
10l-10ac; grsatfeit Bacon 49,
1916; Ghuliern in gddstsn 104-.
1876; q. n. Gut Sdultern lot
1Oae; trodene Beef S6intsn 25--
27c.
Sasaep5teftss gteif4.
- Der qfunb: Sdintcu 12--12ae;
aDicnic G&ulisrn s4-8ac; Bellies
15,-16ie; Shultsrn 84-8ae; U.
y. Gut bo. st-8ac.
grifdes Gleifd. = S4in.
Ten 11a-12c; pienic S6uItsrn "a
-s3e; S6ultsrn 7a-Sac; ibOrt
Rippenieiten 9j-10c; ibort clear
Ssiien 9s--10ie; sItra ibort Seit.n
95-1oc; Bellies. l.idt 15-16e;
Bellies. ihpsr. 11a-12ae.
piehluns Getreibe
WebL.- Wyintsr gatent $7.00-
7.20; @intn faucb $6.55-7.oo;
glinier Hami!n S6.15-6.30; Winter
ertra S5.70-5.90: Wiri,r orbinarss
S5.50-5.70; Barter Wti3en paten.
$7.30-7.70: 6artsr Wsissu fanep
S6.s5-7.10; Garter Wsissn Jdmilp
$5.85-6.25: Roaasnmebl norbpeitli'
6.s aemifht,s $6.15-6.40; rein.s
gitp Rcaa.nmebl $8.25-6.5o; Gttp
s.miidies Rossenmebl s6.15-6.4o.
Weisen. = Ro. 2 rciher Wtnter
$1.52-153; Ro. 3 DO. S1.51-l.52;
go. d bo. S1.48-L50.
Weffhtorn. - go. l tpeibss
79se; glp. Q bo. 79-79ae; SO. 3 DO.
7Sa -79t; Ro. 4 DO. 77-7sc; Rc.
5 DO. 76-77c; SO. 8 DO. 75-76e.
go. l gel6es 7sc; Ro. 2 bO. 77l-78e;
Ro. 8 DO. 77-77ie; RO. a DO. 76--
TIE; go. 5 DO. 75-76e; Ro. 6 DO. "a
Tic. go. l semiI6tss 7Sc; SO. 2
DO. 77s-7se; SO. 8 DO. 77-77sc;
go. 4 DO. 76-77e; 30. 5 DO. T5--
76e; glo. s DO. 74-75c. Weis
hes aolbentorn 78-s0c: sslb.s aol'
bsnioru 7s-soe; ssl6.s 7s-soe;
a.miihtes 77-79c per Guibsl.
Safer. - Ro. 2 ueiber 54s--
SOC; Stanbdrb tpslbsr 54-54te; Ro.
3 ipeiber 53A-54e; 80. a tpeibsr SO
so. Q esmiitt.r 53t-54c;
no. 8 a.mii6i.r 53-53te; Ro. a se'
miihter 52-53c.
RoggeR. Ro. 2 S1.15-1.16;
20. 3 $1.12-1.14; go. A S1.10-
LIZ.
Wbistn.
@ertauft purb.n 416 gbls. Siiiil'
l.rs siniitsS GOpbs alif Der Bats bon
S1.99 PEI Ganous.
Broeeriss.
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obtn Mcfurm beibi unb ni&t M9uId,
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pre:ie i'm qtAsemeinen iteiis.
staft S5.25-6.5O; CONNER ST..
fo-9Oo; Eprtna admmer $500
1.5O.
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bisfsuiirt. a8edIa auf qpneoa pagen
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attieumarft. - Ter Warit nor
brute Edbrsub b,r bstetn torfeufunben
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rothr $l.59t unb no. 2 barter $1.61
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tbern Dulutb S1.5s4 uno 30. l Hors
tbern Wanitoba $1.60t {. /. (. gufs
falo.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
RED RIVER PEOPLE FORM
RECLAMATION COMPANY

ESPECIAL coFEIsroNogNeE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Tularosa. n. NJ, Jan. Silt Is cur
rently reported here that Rhode, Por-
ter q Oslen, who were the prime NOV
ers in the Red River Land and Irri-
cation company have formed a new
combination under the name of the
Red River Reclamation COM
pany with offices in Denver.
Chicago and Indianapolis the OBJ
ieet being to reclaim thirty thousand
acres by irrigation from the Red riv-
er, which has its headwaters in the
Sangre de Cristo mountains in Taos
county.
Some ten thousand acres Of this
land was sold by the former company,
but as water was not placed on the
land the settlers moved off. No
finer tract can be found west of the
Mississippi river, and strong hopes are
entertained that the new company
will be able to place water on the
land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
JOHN \. CONWAY
IS OPPOSED TO
B|L|NGUAL IDEA
Santa FeCouny School Super
lntendent Declares Method
Has Been Tried Out and
Found Wanting,

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO soRsiNG JOURNAL
santa Fe, Jan. County school
Superintendent John Y. Conway
today took emphatic issue with those
who advocate the blnngual idea in
the rural schools.
we have tried both methods" he
said today, and there is not the least
doubt in my mind that the only meth
cd rs for the teacher to speak Eng
llsh and to insist upon English being
used even on the playground, even in
the ultra Spanish districts There Is
no satisfactory middle course. To
have the teacher use Spanish liz the
school room would mean setting back
my own people would keep them in a
secondary position for years to come.
The only way they can hope to cope
with existing problems and to sur-
mount the conditions that hamper
them is TO learn to speak English
right from the start
Il believe in giving them all the
instruction possible in Spanish after
they have mastered English, but they
must get English first and the only
effective way to get it is to have
the teacher use only English and use
it all the time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01

within 20 days from the rendition Of
an interlocutory judgment. or order or
decision. Section four provides that
the supreme court snail hold one
term. Of court each year. commenc-
ing on the second Wednesday in Janu-
airy and shall be at all times in session
at the seat Of government, provided
that the court may from time to time
take such recess as in its Judgment
may be proper Section five provides
that all appeals, writs, bonds, sum
mons. citations and other pro-
cases in the supreme court shalt be re-
turnable not more than one hundred
and thirty days after such appeals are
taken. The appeal may perfect such
appeal or writ Of error in less than
1870 days and the court shall take iur-
isdiction and have jurisdiction over
parties to such action after some is
regularly docketed. Section six pro-
rides that if amount at stake in lit
igation shall exceed $1,000, ten print
ed copies Of the abstract Of record
shall he filed
Senator Walton will on Monday in
troduce q free text book bill which
provides that upon written petition
Of majority of the electors Of any
school district asking that school
books be furnished free TO the pupils
Of such district. the question of free
text books may be submitted to the
qualified voters. The sum needed
shall be added to the annual esti-
mate for school purposes The school
district clerks arc made custodians OF
the books, disinfect them and give re-
ceipts for them, but the pupils are re-
sponsible through their parents or
guardian for the safekeeping Of the
books.
State Excise Hoard.
TO counterfeit the agitation by pro-
hibitionists the bill advocated at the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
MISS RAYN0LDS STILL
CONTINUES TO SCORE

ESPECIAL coRHEsroNpENcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Jan. 31.--Miss Sarah
Reynolds, daughter of Joshua Ray
nolds the banker, and a New Mexico
girl, scored another triumph as a
prima donna on Friday evening in
Los Angeles 1t was in the leading
role in Rug Bias The big audience
that gave Miss Raynolds an ovation.
braved one Of the heaviest rain
storms in the history of Los Angeles.
Says the Los Angeles Times:
THE audience sat for hours. for
the most part soaked to the skin,
they applauded appreciatively, and
were even cheerful between acts
one wag, during an intermission,
whispered loud enough so that he
could be heard for a dozen rows, that
1t was quite appropriate that Sarame
Raynoldi (Miss Reynolds stage
name), he called it rain all day,
should head the cast, and the sally
spread like wild fire all over the
house. SO the stars had a splendid
audience after all and instead of Civ
ing the lackadaisical performance
one could reasonably have expected,
fairly outdid itself in the unfolding
OF that adroit tale of the Spanish
court in which DeBszan, after being
banished by the queen because he re-
FUSED to wed one fiber maids whom
he had betrayed tusns the tables on
her majesty by causing her to fall in
love with his valeg, disguised as a
nobleman. Miss Reynolds portrayed
me queen and it proved to be by far
the most satisfactory role she has
yet prevented. She takes to royal
robes much more NATURALLY than to
the vestments of bondage and lent to
The part a regal grace that was utter
~ captivating AS for her singing, it
was superb, the audience going into
ecstacies over her hove duet with Ruy
Bias"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01

last session providing for a state eX-
else board viii be introduced, after
it has been gone over carefully by
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy
The measure provides for The estab-
lishment of a state excise commission
of three members, TO draw an annual
salary Of $4,000 each and who VIII
have power to grant annual liquor
licenses. see to the enforcement of
laws regulating saloons. The number
Of saloons is to be limited to one for
each 500 inhabitants Saloon licenses
are TO be fixed at $1,000 year in IN
corporated municipalities and 5000
year In unincorporated districts. Sa
looms are to be prohibited in set
Elements that have less than 300 in
habltants within radius OF one mile
from the saloon. All licenses are to
be perpetual unless the holder has
been convicted Of violating the laws
governing the liquor traffic. Bar
keepers are TO be subjected to a year.
~ per capita tax Of So
Real estate agents who advertise
extravagant or misleading state
ments relative TO the quality Of the
property they wish to sell are to
be liable TO misdemeanor penalties,
If a proposed Blue sky law is passed
Another measure that has been
drafted makes it a felony to pass
worthless check It is to put a
stop to the frequent and profitable ac-
tivities Of the check artists
A bin modelled after the proyis-
ions Of he Mann white slave act IL 60
be introduced so as TO cover the white
slave traffic within the state as the
Mann bill covers the interstate traf-
fic The penalties are to be ten 70
twenty years in the penitentiary at
hard labor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
Nilsson lInrt on Ice.

santa ~, Jan 81. Il, S. Allison,
bailiff in the federal and district
courts, was seriously hurt YESTERDAY
afternoon BY slipping on the ice III
front Of the postofflce, lie was para
lyzed for d time and had to be taken
TO his home In an automobile. Dir J,
"A. Massie was summoned and found
that no bones had been broken, but
that on account Of Mr. Allison's adj
vanced years, the fall may have seri-
ona CONSEQUENCES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
SCHOOLS LIKELY
! To BE SIGHTED
BY POLITICIANS
Salary-fixerS Can't Be Brought
to See Necessity of Paying
Good Salaries to County
Superintendent.

ESPECIAL eoRRtsrosoGHcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe., Jan. 3i-The dues-
tion of salaries for county school sup
erintendents Is creating trouble among
the legislators. There are a few who
maintain that it is the most import
ant office of all and that salaries Of
superintendents should be the equal
Of those of the best paid county Of
flcials. The great majority, however,
do not look at 1t in that way
As politician voiced II TO-DAY: "Thv
office of county school superintendent
In our county does not bring us any
thing politically" However, there is
strong sentiment in favor of giving
county school superintendent a liber-
al allowance for travelling expenses
safeguarded with provision that
there must be sworn statement.
itemized in the most minute way for
every cent expended, the penalty for
false expense account to be removal
from office. There is also to be a
small allowance for clerical hire so
that when necessary the superintend-
ent can hire clerical assistance to help
in making out reports and answering
correspondence.
The law is to provide that the sup
erintendent must visit every school
districtat least thrice a year and must
conduct parents meetings upon every
visit In counties in which superin-
tendents have given all of their time
and have visited the schools frequent
~ he has proved himself to be the
most important official of all. This
is the case in Santa Zee county, where
an official like Superintendent John
V. Conway has done more for the up
lit Of the people and their progress
than all the other officials taken to-
gether where he has given every min
ute of his time, where he has paid al
most his entire salary in visiting ev-
cry school district again and again
and building school houses.
It has been distinctly worth while
but to pay such an official only $1,000
year while other officials who hold
onto their business, profession or ev-
cry day job and deputize some one
else to look after their official duties,
are TO receive $4,000 a year, clerk al
towande. office EXPENSES and per-
quisites, seems like a rank outrage to
some of the legislators, an outrage
which Will come home to plague the
politicians responsible sooner or later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
CLASSIC |CAT|0N
FOR EACH COUNTY
BEING OPPOSED
Republican Leaders Question
ConStitutionaIity of Plan
Agreed on by Recent Cau-
Gus in Santa Fe,

ESPECIAL CONSEQUENCES TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. Jan. 3l.-Republican
leaders assert that the proposal to have
each county fix its own salaries is un-
constitutional, being virtually local
legislation The constitution pro-
vldcs that counties shall be divided
into classes and to designate one
county as class, they say, is prepos-
ferrous.
However the proposition TO divide
the counties into classes not accord
ing to their assessment, but according
TO the amount of taxes they collect
ed the year previous, is gaining ground
as being more equitable. Incidental
~ it would serve as an incentive to
county officials to aid in the more
prompt collection of taxes. There are
counties n which big political lead
ers have been delinquent tax pay
ers for years while business men and
small real estate owners have to pony
up promptly In such counties as
Sandoval, Taos and Rio Alriba and
even San Juan, the salaries paid coun-
ty officers would be very small be-
cause the taxes collected are only
small fraction Of the taxes collected
IN counties IKE Bernaliilo' Grant Col
fax and chaves.
Representative Ryan IS preparing
bill to tax the output o. mines. both
coal ana metal mines 10 De included.
The workmens compensation aet OF
Ryan. wnich Is House bill 10. lVo'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
10 PUNISH slenpost VandaIs,

Santa re, Jan. al Chairman A.
T. Henchan Of The house finance COM
mittee IS drawing a bin providing for
the punishment Of those who defuce
or destroy road signs and also re-
enactng in more definite form the
clause OF the compiled Laws which
makes It the duty Of the board Of
county commissioners to provide for
the marking Of public roads,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01
DISCOVERY OF COAL IN
BLACK RANGE REPORTED

tsPreiAL coeRGspogoEHcG 70 MORNING JOURNAL
santa Fe, jan 81 That coal has
been discovered la the Black Range,
Sierra county rs the report received
here today. Ben Kinsey and = II D.
Bendix are credited with the discovery
Of coal vein that can be traced fol,
two miles near Kingston The seam
ranges from 4 few inches 70 three feet
in thickness and samples OF coal taken
from it burn freely IN stove dry
concentration is TO be erected on the
Ola smelter site at Kingston for the
testing Of ores.
The Deadwood Mining company win
start its mill on April ! making the
third min in operation IN the Mogollon
district
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-01

Santa Re, Jan 31.--A free side
trip from Los Angeles to San Diego
and It's exposition is TO be included
in al tickets sold to san Francisco
over the Santa re, according 70 no.
tification 10 the state corporation
commission, the following return
trip rates 10 san Francisco being filed
at the same time, Albuquerque. III
Paso, Las Vegas and Ration, $40;
Santa re- sl555 Clovis, $4S. Ross
VOL and CaflsmA. go.
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plnu for Arl1onn Museum.

santa Re, Jan 81 Because of the
success of the Museum Of New Mexl-
co, Henry Jaasted Of Tucson has
drawn plans FOR 100000 building for
q museum to be erected at Tucson by
the state The plans call for a main
rotunda with wings the plans being
such that wings can be added as
room Is needed The rotunda is 70
cost 100000 and 100000 q year VIII
be asked for the maintenance OF the
institution.
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Santa Re, Jan. 3l.-Fred .. Alex
ander Of Roy Mora county was re-
manded 70 The federal grand Jury AZ
Los Angeles on Friday under $500
bail on the charge Of forging he sig
nature Of James Upton on money
order Tor $40 sent by 1iptons wife
at Roy to Terra Bella, Cal, to pay
for his passage back 10 New MeNi-
CO.
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Go,crnor slgns neanIsItIon.

santa Re. Jan. a1.--Governor Nc
Donald has signed requisition papers
for Frank n Burke who escaped
from the pententiafy while serving
sentence for forgery from ChaNes
county The requstion is addressed
10 the governor Of Texas, as Burke is
in Jail at El Paso.
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rlFh HI.uIs--on ausr srurlnl

NTUEBIsTl UOWtIS aud IOfpld IINof uN"
ualy 20 together and it dees not take
long FOR constipation to produce bad
iness-the "blues headaches. palpi-
tation or other maiaiy Indeed. when
in This condition the system invites
more serious Illness and is not able
10 throw or disease Foley Catlartir
Tahlets are q Wholesome laxative and
cleansing rathartie. They ACT with
out Inconvenience. gripping on sicken-
ing. For sale BY Butts, Inc.
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Ior,isbnrp u,slery Solved,

Santa Re, Jan. 3i--Thc body Of
tine murdered man found in mesquite
brush near f.ordsburg Is reported to
be that Of Edgar Buelow Of san
Francisco, who jumped from train
at Howie, Ariz., and for whom a re-
ward Of $500 was offered. Buelow
'as quite wealthy.
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state Iioard Meets Today

santa Re, Jan. 3i-~A meeting OF
the state board OF education WIN he
held Monday The session viii prob
ably last several days as much busi-
mess Of Importance Is to come up, in
Guiding u number of propositions 10
lay before the legislature.
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Caught col ID; sues Road.

santa Fe, Jan. 3t.-suit for 10000
MANAGES has beer brought against the
~ paso and s. lthvestern Railroad
,oi me alleged in Jury to the health of
=. ~ A. kenman. The plaintiff alleges
at while travel ng between Tucum-
-, ana Alamog ,ordo, he caught a
ep because of IN open window in
me passenger 90, ch in which he was
riding. :" I -
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INSURANCE company Gets f.Ntcnsion,

ihsufante company tets Extension,
Santa re- Jan 3l.~-An extension Of
ten days has been granted by super
intendcnt Of Insurance Jaeobo Cha
yes to the Continental Life Insurance
company Of salt Lake CITY. in which
to send its tax and premium income
statement