davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15
Hen IL All Business.

Chickens have 10 sense OF affection
for their owners but they will repay
Kindness OF warm, dry quarters and
good food and clean water by laying
more eggs. A hen Ia all business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15
PekIn OF Chinese origin.

The Pekin duck Is OF Chinese origin.
Like the Aylesbury. II Is a whiteplu-
mayed duck. and the legs r set far
back. giving them an upright carriage
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

4 woman Is always telling her nus
band that n man doesn't know what II
Is 10 be sick.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

In most localities the porch swing
has displaced the top buggy as loves
first assistant.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

Some prize fighters might as we'll
stand up and be counted out.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

It Is foolish to acquire principal at
the sacrifice OF principle.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-07-15

With every mar his W police
man. who'd call the "cop?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
1ltlm 9einOG


tainf7ass aaH,sfa 6H M 8aaiast : 81 manifm sfaa fa
ias8H 1HaHefssmtts b 9WisHs wfffailm 81 tH
mnftm H~aHHfMAfm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

launlin nit nit1wst tn ltaftnfi Hl6bt
diR iinotH muidH AtJNlit mnstt an
fithm 2aft t1s A'illsf t.au, ioaa
mau @ ifhf fatimN aaast,ta. gm 1S.
b0lifhm anftft alb1iu bta Ngaion
tHb iuurfsn H5h al'.u mlhltL gtm
lG tam fn ntntl Transport 0f rpuubtist
NIB auiat Gibfipaioun. Ultbgtu Sots
eaifn mbieu atiraQtn ptrotu. finits bdtt
Ten ttH 8fiH btriortu. dnbtrg misotr tintn
4rm. 8ief tuefuupuBbfte b,fanon
fb odranttr. Glitllhttpait hdiitn nit
rtAl3titi9 iig @ttbanbamiliJ geioJat uus
b tonuttn BE Btvlpnnbtitn b%trbunoen
ipfrosn @isleu mar Itii d6t Die 5tba
1aeeu oer BtrbaHo niht erneutrl uorotn.
am is. Robtmtsr sr6itim mir bic 1a6t
riat aHisrtr 6rtilaHuHa. Nm 10. purs
ben mir nit sinem @glinguismlasu @rii
ntr GnauID 3iim golistiamt gsidbttn uno
bort HohmaIs BON born unb BON Der
Seitt Photographic.
I'm %. 0obgmber @a6mittdas nerlie
ben mir dlsoanu WarIeigt. purbn unttr
9oli3ei6epahung nah @entimiglid qes
bradt uno bort paren mir eBbli9 frft.
Run nod eini9e gemertunoen. llnTere
%geFangensn Solo1ten per6en in arantz
REID tbeils gut, tbttIs I1teht lnO t6fils
ie6r idledt bsbaubelt. Sn Murieiue lDers
BEN uniere 4neeh6rigen itop4 gan8 mem
iaeupiiroig ~be6anoalt. gitle Solboten
bdtten fdum llnter5eua. Id traT me6rcrc,
ipelde tore Uniform, tbeiItpeiie ber 9nopTe
beraubf, duf BEN nadten a0rper truaen.
giele hatten nidt einmol me6r bic Unit
form uno tparen gang erotest getIstbet.
6ur bic SAperbertpunbeten fam tdqIi9
Elm 4r3t. Webifdmente purben 3tpor bers
orbnet. aber nidt g~eIiefert. @er6dnbss
material feblte cams uno unIere 8eIteIs
lunsen in bieien Sahen mnBteu NIT benz
boppefttn qreiie 6s3dblt neroen. @cr
baS nDtbige 8eIb bat, fam aug Der 9ans
tine toufen, aber 81 gang unberI6dmten
9reiiet. Siir cine mdrt Gil6er er6ielter
urTere Solbdten $500 Confines, dlfo
1870 qfennig. 2ls mir abreiItcn, tonns
ten mir NOD gum riftiqen 8urle "a. $50
Mdrt eintpehifln unb banit ~tDentgTfens
einiaen SoIoafsu cine Hrtube MAIDEN.
9tden, peIde mir fir Soloaten qetauft
6atten, purben 6enIeIbeu beim 8erlaHsu
beg @ont0ns einFob ~a6gtnommen ms
anterTdlaasn tein Golbat bnrfte ben Qons
ton NIT Dede perldFeu. 9ng GItno 6ott
lit oroB. 8rpndu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

Wit iflbn sit 40afsmalmia. t.
.hg1ghW iH sW EtibHsta5m hts h,lls
Nairlarb pultsit.0n ttlin. abtt
atu eetrtgg8ittr Afin unto tu cngr.
tgtittf ltblnott url6tllR. maa ioldtnp5
tinPphllrit itiqgn. By ban HflpJ u. ".
.5taiuat
.gsit tn Sbrtm etitablH glailt bab
ssr Hbatorante flr Net III bic imu3of
iht Nrmg ala 8rtimiliatr dnaelrdm III.
Sine btrarli8t Shuitialli io1it man cine
ilh flr unmoalih atbdlim babln. SD
mar itlbh ianatu 3tt 6luliicadr in bar
io3 9artti nit Fub and siut game Qas
.8abl @ltthgtiinnier bier bal unitrtr
1uppt abr Ioptl ftbt fth, bab ale aur
Qbihm unb Gltl iiber bic 16dt Weils
mpfinoen. Wir fub So3ialotmotraten
nnb bleibtH es, a6tr infer 8aterlanb lie.
BEN mir unb bertbtibiaeu e. qeacn itom
Betnb. liner 6srb, uniert beuti6e Sui
tur III ms tauitnomaE lieber als ale nod
70 6emotrdtiiden ginriatunqsn 5rants
rPi9s. 9as @erbaIten Qit6tnehis lpirb
bier ebeuio fharF btrurtbeilt pie bds
Meias. Wenu aud mir &rbeiter bielmals
ais 8eutIAe 5peiter aldFe bebaubelt tperz
ben. 70 miiHen mir bod ieBt a1es hinge
ben, i'm u~niereH serb, infer 8ti6 unb
Sinh 81 i4iBen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
geidaftinnna ber arieagaefanaenen.

auf cine 9nfrage aus Ianbpirt5i4aft
Ii4en &retien dubert ii4 Der iteabertres
tenbe @eneral bes z. Qrmeetorps, 6retberr
BON @a1t, bic Grage Der geI6dftigung
BON ariegsgefangenfn Iei i~ni0feru Idniez
rig, ais Elm GROCER S6eif Der 5rau3oIan
bur6 Subertulofe bsrIeudt uhb biele Ruf
len NIT Gbolerdba8iqtn bic iid unge6euer
LANCE bielteH behaftet ieien. 8esbal6
miihe Bel Der 9eiddfti9ung bon &riegsges
fdnge1en gr0Bte @orii6t abipalten. 0as
9eiireben Der 9esrtsoerpaltung qe6e bds
bin, bic @efaHgtneu mad M6qIi4teit 8u
beItdftigen nlb ie audi Der 2anbpirtbs
fen befirben fid segenpdrttg run6 10000
len befinben fib %gegnpdrtia rlnb 10000
aricgsgefdngene aIer art, cine 8a6l, bic
itctig unb stpar betrd4ttid iteigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
llnbnnfdnre 6elaiide alhdninnr.

Qus Dem 9adg tpiro beridtet: Der
,&eii6entil 8oobe" flagt iiber bic 6elgis
Ideh 5liidtlinge. Bon pielen Seiten fat
er 3uidriften betommsn, baB Die gelsier
unbantbar, uHaufridtjg uub uue6tli4
mIeier. Rameutli6 bic 6oadn0er BET bensn
bic be!gii9en 5li4tlinge %einquartirt
pdreH, babeu 3ablrei6s atagsn iiber lire
Safe, bic iid nidt 10 6stra8eu, ME es
Geuten ge3iemt, bic man nit Der gr6Bten
Qufopferung aufgenommen unb nit aLlsm
beriorgt bat, mas Qeibes Rotbburft erfors
bert. 90 madt iih i'm gan5en Qanbe iebr
bel Reigung gelteub, mad unb nod aIe
beIgii4en Glii4tIinge 10 melt pie m0gli9
ab5ui9ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
Sic aeIbpft nnb bas eiierne arens.

Rad ben Bis gum 4. Sduuar reiden6en
@erOffentlidungen bes aei4ssg oItamts
Iinb Big ieBt $40 GiIerne arsuse speiier
aldRe unb 46 dnbere arieqsaus3eidnuns
gen an QHge60rige Der beutTden GelopoIt
unD 5elbs@tdpbens 5eIegrdp6ie berIie1en
tporben. Bon ben $40 GiTernen areusen
entfauen 80 auf angeb1rige Der Gei9sz
poftoerpaltuHg, % auf 6dbtriI9e uno z
auf piirttembergifhe 5efopoit6eamte. 0a
baS perIoHdl ber Getopof our 3eit runo
$500 a0pfe 3dbIt. iiuo aIio me6r als 10
gro5ent OaDon i6on uusSe5sidnst porbsn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
9ie enaIIi6tn Nlinen.

Ter .Rotterbami6e Gouraui4 mtIoet
aus @rimsbB; 6ier puros bar 9dpit1n
zines Giidbampiers gu elmer Straic bpn
brtt @utnten perurtbsiit. neil er ieiu
G6iff o9ne Gotten burh bas MinmitlD
mad Dem Sumber gsfeuert bate. Gas
8lutt bemertt ba3u: Die tiir3lids Be
b%auptung Der r5imts" ooB 81, Gngldn0gr
feline Minen gelegt bitttn, lit aIlo nnrihs
tig, ben mr auf einem engliiheu Ninmz
feb tanu elm mglii4er 2ptie 9eiaaio
piiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
eIiernes arena fir Bfterr. @eaiment

@ds so. acknowledgement, bas eins
3ige in 0er acknowledgements Wlonardie,
bag sum Qnbenten an bic S9ladt BON
&ulto33d bic soloene 3opferteitsmebai1e
an bic RegimsntSfabne gebeftet trdgt, 1T
iebt aud bltr4 &aiier 8il6etm alsgt5eias
net pOrben, Der in @irbiaung bes tapfes
rem 9erbaItens bes Regiments in ben ruis
iiid polnilden 9dmpfen cine nit benz
giIernen area3 gei4miidte pradtnole
SABINE Idnote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
G6rcn6ain fir sefaaene gmrner.

Die 9urngemsiube In Wli6lbduIn IN
Gbiringen befdloB, sinen @idenbdin fir
ibre scfalenen MitgIieber dn3ulsgen. Sir
ieben @sfalenen fOa cine eide gepfldn3t
unb NIT benz 9dmensIdiIb beiIen perIeben
treroen, bent it setDeibt 1T. 9isber feben
200 Wtitglieber inter ben Gubnen, bon
btnen ssbu ben Sslbsntob fiirs @aierlanb
e%rltter unb % bas Giierne Hreus srbnt
ten baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
anaHht anl hnnIIf .9eIltn

IJ geubbHr 9dulitr g54si fihtlt pal
btr Notwithstanding btt 6metlsilm
mty In qttes ans bdB bit Manifestations
Strife. IN bic otr Arita e11.on0 aebraAt
babe. ben iinaBJitlln Wttiaius i'm bum
bert Sabre }%uriid6rinaH iulrbt. Stl5it
mad BEN Gritonsi6luB bttebe MIR ttng
4usiiAt dui ountIe Soften
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

@N ritit1a rite
Ntif tiHst mfanaif fHfa
taa0ti. 1af @Jitsb rit aHi dasr. ESQ
elf ebm attah laan 1t be- g BID
Wdhid btnlt5a huenrtr ufb llg
nHH am 33eJhidhiu tt ggtngu
wurot oas Ggiaob uni a.it 8tma4t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04
Gle enaliIden gcrlnite

Die englii4en 9ldtter berDffeutti6m
cine 3uIammeuiteaung Der gerIuIte Der
engliiaen Streitmadt in ben eriten 3lpei
Sunuarpoten. 9ana9 baden bic eng
ldHber an 5obten, @erpunoeten unb Sc
fangenen perloren:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

Sns9efdmmt alto 6706 &erluite an Of
fi5iereH unb MannTAaften. - 9onduois
Ide 8ldtter be3ei6nen ben erredneten 8as
g|esOurdffnitt bon 500 Mann nit Gids
fi6t duf bic 9leir6eit bes engIiI6en See
res als febr erbebli9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-04

Ek bt NTIitn 6tanNrH In
sHOimnIuid btbtnDdt wtrOtn.



IVY
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Nltm by patlet D'es q
wv n 'aaettel.h Hale 1t'ni
W. "As,s hl'l V''allVl3h Wtt ul.tl
Agtl.'Vsta'alaN quo 'ft1'A o"Reu@ltA
slta Wtt " " guy @ alAa, y, Vs
WV 'aHV'''sa a'soaAis Voa Pah0 ~
jung
um ~ u9t aHa um Z ubf lpareen lpiF
5um eol 9itaQFt NoldVF auf ttlff 4ta9s
pas gNeH llt uns @rst ltano. etn
Sll1Hapt, Suppe' lspoa mtlT sroi ais
lpHh pds tniqalitHp. Nano tur leott ter.
lia, mon eng oauli " tlut 4u eBlaal
lllo iftrte itileH Ndpt 10 laHsl ipis nog'
lla, lonli iuurotn mir NIT Shtmpilpurs
tern lpieoer 3urud1tirisbsH. auBeroem
s'9Islisn ptr uoa Noratns uno Raa'
mitiass siFtd ora 8lerisl Plumb Srnt.
auBsrbalb oes Haumes bsidno ith ttu
t%letlet 9of, Der ins idglih 3lpeiuial tit
La 0tinoen dls YromtHaot SIR Der
figunq itano. am q. Ottober tpurosn
l9O Wtann pou uns genommfn unb torts
9sldldt. Air blIeben 3iriid. 5n ben
naditen 1agtn tamen 81 uns piele oeulz
l1e Soloastn dls 9%eIangtne, thetls 9s
iuno, aut Yatrouile gefan9en, tbells aud
aug ben ueri4ieosntn arantsnbduiern ais
aebellt entldNen. 9ammtlihe oplodten
1absn aus, als penl iie crit iiir5lih aus
zen 94uBenarabtn 9e9olt tporbeu iparen.
VleIlttns ieblte Der ulantel, &nopfe iUdrsn
aus Per Uniform 9eIfnitten uno Solar
ben dbgtrthen. Vile SoIodten hatten ies
osnlalls nidts ipetter als tpds ie iaft am
Verb trugen. BteleH mar logar Der
suiitbeatet 9sitoblea poroen. Die 8ers
t%punoeten inaren beionoers libel bardn,
Dttsn ipurSen nidt geliefert, 8trbdnos
5eug au4 nidt, 10 ipurotn be balb ges
Hetlttn Bunoen nur nothnirfttg oerbuils
ben bon 9etdngenen Sanitdtern, unb
giad1ts muBten uniere arr1sn Soloaten
@frleren.
I'm o. Noberlber tur1er ca. so Utann
aus ardnfenhduiern, am z. Robember
taintr Rdhts l uhr 100 @efangene,
ueberfallens aus einem gauernhaus iiibs
Lip BON 2aon, ain 8. yloneulber Na1ts l
lbr ianen no4 100 Uidnu BerEpuaoete
aus 8fdntsnbduiern. Vim 10. Noperber
gifgtH mir nit allen SoIbaten pom 6ort
ufto tpuroen alsoart NIT einert 8dmpfer
nab per afoeren Settle pes 9afens ges
bre9t. 9ott mar EN- gonton, fpel4er
trubsr dls Arleger fiir G4iffe aeoielt
bate, beranttrt, uno bieItr pontpn puroe
nuE unier 8efdngnis. Der ponton mar
Elm fades S6lff, ca. 80 Uleter lang uub
Is Uteter brett, Die 9iiterIeite mar
often uno nur ourh einen 2~attsn3aun
reiP. Glitter bon u~niereut pIabe d6gea
trsnnt Sn ben S%eitenpdnben bsfanben
ft9 aoher, Ga. SO 3eutimeter I'M auas
brat, NIT QuetItdugeH geiifert. Dds
boroere Gnbe hattie einiee 6eniier, ipsl6e
aber, tbeilDeiie 5er6roaen puren. Gu
mar bicIer plat redt 5ugh uub In Mus
betrdat oes gemsntfub6obsns aud Iebr
TAFT. Der 8obeu mar nit Gtroh belegt
unb mir ale muBten aorppraIId aIten
bilben unb torpurad6aFtsptift T4ldfen
on beitimmisr 9tsle. 1as GFen mar
GbNltd tuie i'm Sort, mir 9atten mir 6iet
eigsnes @hgefhirr, pelhes absr leiber
Moroens aud ols MdI1beden bfnubt
fnerben mnfte. Die h~srnnnhsfen EnIbds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
ADVENTISTS HOLDING
MEETING IN CLOVIS

Clovis. A. NJ Sept 6.-Ihe annual
campmeetng and conference of the
Seventh Day Advenusts of New Mex
leo is in session here and will con
tlnue until September II. The meet
ings are being held i'm large tent
About fifteen small tents have been
erected to accommodate the out-oi-
town people during their stay here,
being used as living quarters.
Delegates to the number of about
one hundred. from various parts or
the state will be in attendance Among
the notables who are here or viii be
here are Elder r. B. Coberly, presi-
dent. Roswell; Frank Weeks ana
wife. portales, NJ * Proctor and
wife El Paso; H. L. Hoover Estan-
cla: L. J. Black, secretary treasurer
Clovis. and f. G. Montcya Taos The
two latter are engaged in the Spanish
work
Among the prominent ministers
from other states to be here are El-
ders F. w. Pap, Washington, d. c.,
G. f. Watson, Fort Worth. Texas A.
+. Harrison general missionary
agent w. I. Adams, Keene. Texas
secretary of the young peoples de-
partment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
ATTENDANCE AT THE
CLOVIS SCHOOLS IS
LARGER THAN EVER
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO noss'no JoussAri

Clovis, n. NJ, Sept From indt-
cations today. at the opening Of the
local city schools the attendance Will
be beyond that Of any previous years
this term.
The following teachers have been
selected to serve during the coming
school year:
High school-A. r. Seder, w. E.
Caroon, Leila George, Lucille Alex
auder, Someryille Mccartney Hazel
webb and Bonnie Works
Grades Mary c. Brown, Camille
Grantham, Hazel Shontz, Bertha Null
hall Edna King, Neya Odom Mrs.
Fred Derr. Mrs Verda Smith, Mar
guerite Williams, Carolyn Parke.
The new ward school building now
under construction at a cost of $12,-
600, will be ready for occupancy in
about sixty days Until that time the
overflow win be taken care Of in
rented buildings, as heretofore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
What's New in New Mexico
ARRANG EMENTS FOR
SITE OF CATHEDRAL
APPROVED IN CAPITAL


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
OFFICERS REELECTED
BY BOARD OF REGENTS
OF THE STATE MUSEUM

.sefc,Al coeRespoNotNcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, Sept 6.-The board of
regents of the Museum Of New Mex
leo adjourned Saturday after three
DAYS session and after re-clecting
an its officers TO serve another year
ms follows. President, John r. Me
Fie, secretary Paul A. r. Waiter +,
treasurer. N. b. Iaughln. The board
signed the documents, ncluulng tue
agreement. for the transfer To IL OF
The barracks site. Col Ralph T..
Twitchell retained one of the pens
and peuholders as a souvenir to ot
added to his historical collection, as
he deems that the signing of the docu-
ments means a new era for the capl-
tai The second pen and penholdet
was presented to Mr. Springer who
presented them to the museum Whlle
the third penholder and pen VIII be
given to the historical society.
The board consists of Governor
Mcdonald, Frank Springer, John X.
McFie. Ralph 4. Twitchel n. Is.
Lmughlin and James l.. Selisman ana
gives it's time TO the state without
compensation 1t has never charsed
the state any per diem or travelling
or hotel expense and has added,
through the efforts OF its members,
particularly Mr.. Springer thousands
upon thousands Of dollars to the value
of the property held by the state.
Those who registered al the mu-
scum included Miss Elsie Wnder Or.
and Mrs. Winder, Cecil Wnder MISS
Edith Lawrence, Sayre, Ohloi Robert
Dnsmore, Mcdonald, Pa. Mrs. w.
r. Luke, Nashville, Tenn. Mrs, w. A.
Cole Marie a, cole, Pittsburgh Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bentield
Brooklyn n. y, Arno Is. Leopold, ID.
/ a. Worcester a. w. Wand, Albuquer
que. r.. n. Shields Carrizozo; Samuel
Feast, center, colo. w G.. MacAf-
thur. Carlsbad A. NJ. Cobb Euntee'
/ N NJ, T.. W. Alster, Pearl, y NJ,
Mrs. j. Mourer, Houston, Tex r. w
/ Essman, Jackson, Tex. NJ. b. Leayltt
/ Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
auckland, Rochester a. VI Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. II. auckland, Rochester, n
/ Y; l.. d. Stoddard, Trinidad, Calf,
/ 6. A, Fowler Colorado Springs, Colo
/ Miss Putnam New orleans. La. Jo-
sephne .. Elmer Monroe Mich,
John Grayson. Tucson, Ariz3 II. r.
Park Tenaha, Tex MT and Mrs
/ George A. Ellsworth, Captain Mrs
Johanna Weisgerber, Anna WciEger.
Der. Mrs. D. r, Kubitschck, Randall
Dickev. Mrs r. A. Dickey, Salina
Kan. J. NJ Muhey, Mrs. NJ o. Byrn
Brooklyn, ~. " A. o. Koonth South
Bend. Ind. Margaret j. Tingley Chi
cago Mrs r. II. Davidson, indian
apolis Ind. Elenor Hope Johnson
New York city NJ G.. Saens For
Totten, a. y. Maude II saens Fort
/ Tottcn. n. Y.
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SANTA FE P0ST0FFICE
HAS FIRST CLASS MONTH

tsPCciAL eoeRsspoNpEseE TO MORNING JoURHhtl
Santa Re, Sept. 1.-THE Santa re
postoffice has broken into the fhst
class column for its receipts for the
past month were S4O2i1S, or at the
rate Of more than $4,000 q year only
$4,000 being needed to put it into
The first class Last August the to-
TAI receipts were $2,142.64, 50 that the
increase in one year is more than
80 per cent, a phenomenal growth att
lrihuted to the tremendous tourist in
tlux and mail order catalogue bust
ness.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CASE
AT DEMING Is CLOSED

SPECIAL eopsEspoporHes TO WoRn,Na JOURNAL
santa Zee, Sept 6.-The corporation
commission reports today that the
ticket office and baggage room Of the
southern Pacific at Deming have been
satisfactorily arranged ana sufficient
help provided to attend to passenger
travel eXpeditiously This closes the
case
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WIDOW OF DR.. FOUNTAIN
SUCCUMBS TO REAPER

-speet.L eospsspoaorpee 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fc Sept g. word was re-
ceived i'm Santa Pc today Of the death
of Mrs A. j Fountain. wife Of the
late Col A. j Fountain whose muir
der IN the winter Of 1895 still remaina
one of the mysteries OF New MeXico's
criminal annals Mrs Fountain is
sgrvived hy hor son Judge a. I.
Fountain, Jr, Of Las Cruces. and Mrs.
J. II. Paxton Of the same place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
SANTA FE SCHOOLS
OPEN AUSPICl0USLY

Santa Fe Sept G.-Publle and pd
rochial schools opened todaE Pupils
from All parts Of the country are also
arriving for Saint Michaeis college
and the Loretto academy The two
big Indian schools are filling mp 3s
wen as are the Presbyterian mission
schools and the school for the deaf
and dumb. County school Superin-
tendent John w. CONWAY has been
appointed truant officer for public
and parochial schools and will see
to it that no child Of compulsory
school age fails to enroll and attend
some school
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-07
PHYSICIANS Of
STATE MEET IN
EAST LAS VEGAS
Thirty-fourth Annual Session
Of New Mexico Society
Opens With ReCord-break-
Ing Registration
sssa,Al olsr.1es TO sosnlss JOURNAL

East Las Vegas, y. NJ, sept g.
The thirty-fourth annual convention
If the New Mexico Medical society
opened here today. the event being
featured By the greatest attending
membernhip ever enjoyed by the as
ISOLATION. More than fifty delegates
were here, coming from all portions
~ New Mexico and from Colorado,
Arizona. Texas. Oregon California
and Missouri. General and executive
sessions filled the day and a smoker
took up the evening.
When registration of the associa-
ton members opened at 9 o'clock this
morning 202 docs, number great
er 10y twenty than had ever join
ed the association before had had
their names placed ON the rolls The
previous high record for member
shin was 1872. Before registration
closed 2lO men We're enrolled
At $3.50 o'clock the house of dele
gates. the portion Of the society that
attends to the executive matters. went
into session. At their meeting of
almost one hour routine matter only
was considered.
Convention Is Called.
AT 1880 o'clock. the thirty-tourth
annual convention proper was in
augurated by the cali to order of
the delegates by President ". T.
Joyner of Roswell An Invocation
was pronounced by Rev Royal A..
SImonds. pastor of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church here. William
J Lucas, an attorney welcomed the
prescription writers on behalf Of the
city. Dr. w. Il. Kaser. a local ply
stefan. then babe them make them
selves at home i'm the name of the
las Vegas Medical society. These
addresses were responded to by Dr.
s. D. Swope. of Deming in the name
of the visiting delegates
The principal event of the general
session was the address of President
Joyner, who delivered a mastery
speech on Medical organization and
Public Health"
The remainder of the day was talk
en- up by the sessions Of the section
ON the practice of medicine. After
the address of Chairman L. I. sexton
Of Las Cruces, Or. G, f. Montgomery
OF Roswell spoke ana the discussion
was opened by Dr. W. 4. PatNis' Oh
Socorro. DR.. c. f. Lukens delivered
q fine paper on 'Eneuresis, a Habit
or a Disease?
MANY ON Afternoon PROGRAM
This afternoon )r, G. NJ. AateI, OF
Roswell; Dr. w. w. Waite, OF El
Paso; Or. W I. Upton, OF Las We
gas, Or. }. r. MassIe Of santa re-
DR. G. e. Edison of Denver Dr' II. u.
Wilson, of Gallup pr. f. II. CIa'h ol
Las vegas; Dr M NJ. McOIeaiN, VI
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ncminn nlnc rInh OreanlLed.

Santa Re. sept 1.-THE Deming III
file club, a branch Of the National RI
fle association to be furnished by the
with guns and ammuni+
ton organized recently by electlng
r. F. Hamilton president Charles
Hughes, vice president, }. @ cooper
treasurer. J. elem Barnes secretary
Fred sherman, executive officer, ia
ward Pennington and Col c. o. Ber-
ryman, honorary vice presidents