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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
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EaDrplnu Der 3nge
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1926 GMi!dac. ipte 9elrnpaTllH uHo
8 iibr D{orgcnS. 20 Mimitn tyitbCr. ben
iugCHoCu Iag, aCHligcno 3eiI el!HNltHo
plr uuC lUIhtiQrn pclilIbcn @eVu'h7
hunACn
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Wbcuos uno Gam0ru $50 NbcHoo, ple
QcpcHmdllQ utlo Crtcltt
G6tcuqU l40 NbcnoS ndhitcn lng
% Witnncu irilhCr. ais cOcochi
| Nt. II, ,SpC &cit GtrgtnIan",
eln uCuCr Sug, neriaG! ,,,...,.
GatInorc, Gamocn nm 500 Nbcno9
mo qCbt ourd nadl 2SDtc.lHA, H'eipuft
imo Gbtcugo Sunction. mi 2IHmii9,
ropms ztlaluuQoon uut 3SbceWa HHo
Columbus; e6cuiune 2hunpaNaon nan
SnirnIoni tGdidi, mGlchCr blUdgCht un1
QUr9auomu llHlonopn luo Flll2s
ulrgb idplib GuenCnommcn Souu0a2.
| 5riiDcrcr 3ug III + 5wl'hCn baltimore
uHo Eiltsburlb plrh elnBC'icul.
| Nr $, ,JutCrintc Speciai"
Ucrlubi Chicago lu.41 Mtor9cna. aIIlaA.
ucnb in Baltimore I'M NiS Wtorpcn2,
, SumoClr itueuer, plc tbemlls.
| Ir j2G, ,,JiUNal Spcctai" ncrIaGI VaItt.
more. GamocH, ll.5O Q,orlCua, nultIIl
Inn = % gFuracus uuo nj Nupdl If -
W,orGcn5 UnlIuti nm n54 AfoT9rH2. lh'
Nclu port ...
sr ., ,,ebitaso GrpreR", pcr!dHl NaIlis
more. lH. Noual i0.4j 9lgcnoa CANT
ben 1855 glbcno2, bcbuti icIHc Surn.
fubrt hei mad
Ebtcaoo, ontcmmCuo mn s.55 Gbcnbs.
| gr, 10, ,,GbicGau 6GpreB", beDaIt lclhc
SurChiubrt bel.
SerlQIIeno Chicago nm s mr. Ntor9CH2,
onlanocnb in Nuiimorc um el5 nnI
iulaeuoCH lliOrQen. ,,,....,
Wr 1872, nMotulg 4ocnI" nab RbtIaoCt,
pbia, pGrldbi GulHocn Nnbnhol t2u
tIipracus, anltnit um sos OIOrgcn3.
! gtr. i65 ocrldbt Gumoens eGbnboi nm 5.O5
glbenos, antUtl nm 5.40 gbCnoa,
| zihcrn 2ic ittt ,Subrpdnc mo aneftibrs
| lhc SniUrmniiun BON Der Itdtt'Gl'lts
| ElJtui2J1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25

lDNlblllJ bND ~ INbA tNl'SNN DN'' ~
ouritc, cbc lStolicn Aemabr muroc,
oaB Scr &crtrog oe5 @!lnhc& pcrlest
mlr0e.
S}icr aus Y2icn ciuactroiicnc Iclc
grarmc bcridtcn, oaB 0roBc Strn'
Observation-Disclosures 81 @lunlcn ocS
aric1c9 nit l<tnlicu ItottgcIlmocn
1abcn. Tic Ycobad)tlmacn cInc5
GprrciponOcntcu Scr u2lIiocHrtcn
Erciic", uclhcr >ud6rcn0 Scr Icbtcl
5uci D}onatc in OcItcrreid- -((n0orn
rciitc, luarer Oobn0cbcnOe, oab eln
Nrieq Qegcn &toIien iebr popular
lcin wiiroc. 1oS @ciijbl 0c8cn Gle
HllIicn icbcint i'm &cr0Ici6 ni6t be
ionOcrS bitter 5u icin.
GcutiAIano lit uon 9unjem Ser
sen nrf Der Seitc icinca &erbilnoes
ten. Ser itolicnii6c WilitQr. &ttahc
mlr0c tijr3lidl nu6 ocm oclltIhcn
&ulpt0uurticr Qcrlllcu, no ibm an
elmer &artc 0iC Stclllmg un0 Startc
ser 0itcrrei6iid .Oertlhen Srllppcl
al Der italicniihcn @rcn5e gcjeI0t
muroc, 10 oo5 icinc )ie8icrltn9 tencn
3Ueifcl 0oran baben olltc, naB
GcutiHtono im Sale cinc5 &rlc8eS
Gcitcrrcid sllngour nit jc0em per
lii0barcu Moml untcrltiltcn uilr0c.
Muiicu icicrn &ricN3'
crflGrung.
GctroQrnO, iibcr 2onoon, 24.
Diai. StoIicn9 &riegaerflarlm9
lcacn CcItcrrcids llngorn DrrOe bier
0urcl cine GroBc Concentration &C.
iciert. Widnncr un0 Trauen mar
lhirtcn nit 0cn 6IoAacn Der 2Illilrs
ten our6 0ic Strobcn unO Ion8cn
bic gtational.SDnlncn ocriclbcn. Cie
StroBcn mnrcn 10 OiGt nit D|en.
lhcn gciiJlt. Oub scr 5ubrpcrfapcr.
fcbr cinNCitcllt mcr0cn nrIBtc.
9tormcgiidcr Camp fcr
torpcbirt.
q icmcaitlC, Gnglano, n. Wtat.
Ter norlueQiicbc Gambler .Ollner'
"a" puroe am SanItog 2IbCno 0urdy
cin 0el1ttbc5 llntcriecboot ucrIcntt,
Gic 9ciabung oc3 Gnmpicrs mur0e
beutc 2(bcl1o olrdJ bcn GanlpIer
, Sris" bier gcIan0ct. Ter Gapl'
tan oc5 ,&ris" 6eridtet, OaB oas
llntcriccboot, nad)Ocm CT Die gianns
i6nft Oea oViineroa" gereltct Bate,
Elm Gorpc0o AMI Den oSriS" obgcIeiIs
ert babe, OoB aber Ons IorpcOo
i6ori am 3icI porbcigc9anaen lei.
Ter oMincrDa" 6cf1no lid allf oce
Iobrt pon 5outD SbiclOs nad) 9ior.
WcQcn. gr iltbr onl rs. 2lpril BON
9iclu Dorf nad Gbriitianin ob, cr'
rcidltc airhunlI nnr I. 0ioi mo u9lrs
DC bon BORT nad 5bielOs gebrad5t, ii
melcfcm $1aicn CT am 8. Mni elm.
trni. Gr mar Elm Ianpier pom
2l13 (0nnen llno gcb0rte Der 5lrma
,Sacobion & Cons BON Gbriltianiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
Allitrteh 1frd) 1T nr1t 1nrnnatelle'1.
1000 ToOte.
Gr(eiOen tiiC6tige SC6(appe.
ssuiIdss shlad,td,ifi sebt auf ben SNeeresaruno.
2seridjt oes oeutf6en &eneralfabs.

Seriiu "a Wai, aber EOnbpn. Ias NrmeeSanptNuarter
erieR bute bc ogcnoc &eannmdrna nber ole AFIc9slas
@ @eitlidJer &riegsfd danpl1t.
yebe TDrGfe Der @rten 3pld)su Nenpe ebapehe nno vi
ucnD 9nd nuo anth Nn9ritte am nnrOdjen Tb
Gna Der Gprte See III Nblau nGroe nblid Nen
ua nit uercn &enen ar ben 6eno 5nrnd gela9en
Der aud $50 Maun @efanaenen oerlor.
3ud)ei lfaas Der Woel bann bic NrIlue @etehe
for S Yrieer,ualh ercu TrunSuen mGbreno
eriolglpien Nngris &erlntc.
EchlidJer Sri SihauplNt
Irf 6hden iaS6tlidDeH @ricssfonpob 1T Die Sttna
tim nnnerGnbert gebcGeu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
10000 glIliirtc an 9nrs
Hen.

0unCllen.
GonItunti1lope ilbCr Der
lin uno 2onoon, "a. Wtoi. - Die
3abl Der gclon0Ctcn cngliihcn uno
fran50iiicben Trllppcn, pclhc lungS
Sen GorOunclen itcbcn iii 0rrh mcl'
tere &critGrfl,ngcn mtnmcbr ollt
10000 Monn 9eitiegcn; bon OieieIl
iino un0ciGbr 1000 infolgc bon
aronfbCit bicnitllntollgIld. Die llr'
iprilnglitb gclonOctcn Gruppen mura
oen oui 10000 Mtonn geldGbt.
9anoncnboo cr'enft.
9lntlid puroe bclltc 6olgenoes
bon Oenl tilrtilhen 8enerolitob be.
fonnt gc9cbcn oGuS 25 Sobre olte
&anonenboot .Tclenfi Gerta
muroc beutc 9todmitto9 bltrf elt
icin6lihes llntcriecboot gum Slnten
Qebraht. 3pci Wtonn bon Der Ve'
inBunq mrroen get6btet, allc onoc.
ren cntfanCn ieooh obnc&erlctltn0.
9uS Shiif mllr6c 1890 in 8lel &c.
bollt un0 bottc cincn 9tuum1inbolt
BON 1856 5onncn. Gs mltr0e ols cnl
Scpoti6iii fir oic Sorpc0oboot ,ylo-
tiQC bcrlltt
MniiiihcS 2 d. adj d)tff
ge unfen.
9erlin "a Mni. - Gic lleber'
ieciid)e 9toGrifteu 2lgentur nla6tc
beute iolgenoe NodJriht 6efannt:
,,Gincr GepeIdc aus 9ufarelt 3ll'
folge luuroe 0na rlllliid)e arlegald)tTr
g2inteleinon" nit 400 Dtnnn an
9or0 i'm S1por5en Weer perlel1ft.
Gicicr 9erid)t bc5iebt lid, nngens
iheinlih auf ous ruiiiihc Sd]lad,t
ihiif .Eantemcilon." Gas arlegs'
idiii, Deiien ;3erit0rung ongcblld'
400 MeniGenleben foItete, lit III Den
,5lotten Heieren5bii6ern NIT elmer
gemannllng BON etIua 14O olltge'
iiihrt. rSn ariegsSeitell mag Olelc
3obl jeOoh bctrGhtlidb pcritdrtt NOR
Sen iein.
Ger .@anteleimon" UurDc III 1891
qcbout. gr lit 37S GuB lang ilno
icine Maierper0rdngung betrdgt
12,5S3 Sonnen.. Seine gauipirung
beitano aus bier l2.jolli9ell icdjehrl
G.;0llioen nnb pier 3s3olIigen Sc.
ifiisen. ieds lreipiiinDern uno
iiirf Iorpeoprotren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
Yin bic Samen.
Tic einii0c eflulc IN Der sfn

Tie einSge sdlulc In Der stabt.
llnfere 9dDsaIliien iett pifen Sunge 9dmen.
ueIdbe bic alcioernlaherihnit nadb ben neuei!en
UIeibonen erlcrnen molten. fonHen otes IN tl'
errctctcn llnterribt Woreens. Tntmtttogs uno
2lbcnos. 9eauentc Stunoen. SIN Snule be-
gonnene glrbeiten t0nncn tpdbreno hes llnter'
rthtg fortoeiet. ncrncn 8riinbIther llnter'
rift i'm @fiiunrf BON Duitcrr er.hciIt. Ndbere
s(nsiumt ibrftItb oocr min0tCt BET Su.
Subers, Gr. 302. Wcit Enrutuan. Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
llcbcr GOOO @uiien NCfon

Z w.
g8icn, ii6cr @Dn0on, y. N'ni.-
! @on1 0itcrrcid)iicbcu &ricDaminiltc-
rilum mlroc bette Die fol9c1Oc BE
tonntnoNung e"Ioiicn
Sic ollgcnteinr Sitltution I'M
nor00itlihcn &ricaatbCotcr lit lmpcr-
GnOcrt Qcbleibcn. Die ShInhtcn III
!iittcl 3 0jol}icn 0olcrlr fort. @dbs
reno Der @eIchte in 0Cn lcbtcn puar
5oacn purOcn IN Der hijGeli0cn Sc
gcno bel &icIcc, 9hliiiidsFolcn 30
rlliiii6e Oiii5ierc mn $500 SolOoten
qCfnnden genonmncn.
Y Yiin0itfrcu0c Our6 81 &ric g
ni6t 0cltort.
9crlin, ii6cr &onOon 81. Mai.
- DIS ctt linO nod tCtnc 2Irrangc
ment3 iiir Dic 2lbreile oc5 itallenls
Icben goti6aitcra aus Gcutidlano
gCtroIien lDorocll.
9lnlGBIi6 scr |iinQltIcicrta9c crs
ihiCnCn bcltte tcinc 3cltun8cn, mo
ion1t 0ob e5 aud tcine BrcB' 'Goms
mentorc iibcr Die arieg9erfI0rlrng
,{tal;ens. Gna lSublifllu nabnl oic
Hahrid)t nit bcnlertCnaIDCrtDcr Nh
be entgegc1 lnO iticn ltd bci ocm
prdd)tigcn GSctter mchr an Ellnglt
olaIlilqen 5u cr1rclielL ais lt6 llber
0ic ncllcitc 3tndbmc Der 1Ycinoc
Gcitcrreih llngarn3 81 aromen.
@eltcrn llbcuo ion0en Strobcn.
TcnonItrationen itutt, ola &toIlcn@
4ricgscrtlGrlnQ Hegcn Die Goppcls
Wouardie betmnt lDtr0c, mo tIclnc
Njruppcn parooirtcn am frijbcn Wior-
gen 0lrd) Die StroBcn, inngcn pa
triotiihc 2icocr lm0 brahtcn 3od)s
rttic uuf Scitcrrcid)s sllngarn ans. Die
Eura0irenben pcrlllhtcn, cine &c.
nonitration Dor 0cr itallcnlld)Cn
Gotid)u't ju inIcenircn, abcr lcit ocllI
Soriau onl IonnerIta8 Nbeno, ,ala EN-
iunger Mann Dem itolicllliDcn Dot
id,aitcr oen S1ut pom &op'c l0lng,
bate Die 9Soli5ci &orfCbrungen &c.
troifen, nm peitcrc unliebiomc Sor-
fdQe ;u pcrr1eibcn, ltno alle 3ugdngc
5u Der goti6a't maren 9clperrt.
9ie 2(uslaiiun9cn, nel6e ilbcr oic
Situation 5u bDrcn maren, tlan0cn
nid)t ihmeidcIbait filr Stalicn.
Seinc SnnOlung9lpeiic, arieg gcgcn
ieinen iriibcrcn &crbilnoctcn ilt err
tlGren, miro bon Der gcuoItcrlmg
ais politiihc 9idubcrci betradtct.
Ger Tur6ihnittaoclttihe ninlnlt Die
italicnii1c W}ilitdrgciaDr nitt crnlt
llno betra6tet 0cn italienii6en slns
lturm ciniad, nl9 cine 8er5ogcrtn9
Ocs i6lieBlid)en SiegeS Der lel4to-
ne,l, obnc oil cirem Sic9 III 3neifein.
8ei @clprcfung Der o'iijiellcn ito
licniiGen Yeqrimoung ieincr aricJ9-
erfldrnng fam ilberaa pcrnommen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
Rmntmrr 4 Behsr,
SeutIdJes 8anf. unb 8edJielseidGft,
WsitglitSsr bsr a!ttrnbbrie.
2G SuntljsStrahe.
;, ,Gationol g|ant pi 6Omnsrte ".BebdnO

plns uno gCrIaui bon SIften unb CbIieutio'
men. Gedhfa uTo Grebttbrieie aui aue baupt.
ldbItcn Stdote guropGS. gIns unb SeT,uut
irerHber GjeloioricH ioue SIusiertigune hon
8pTmnten. SbtifstarteH bon uHo nab
Seutt6lano. CIpr27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-05-25
Gin Tirktnllea.
9lQitgtc bci ScODnlSabr
geidlagen.
Saiieu 5000 Soote suriid.
Nuiitihe9 S6labticbifi
bcrSenft.

N}it Ocm @ricQSihiii 0cbcn 400
Nuiicn in Oic 0Iccrc5ticfc.
9luitrtc bo6cn nlm 10000 N}nnn
an Sen Gnr0oncllcn. - Webrcrc
Shiiic Uon Der &iiitcn @ottCricn
Scr (iirfcn qctroiicn. - 9iormc
QiihCS Boot ourh oclltihca
llntcriccboot pcricnft. - EoriS
mie0cr aus oCr Suit bontbor0lrt.
Con ItontinopcL SilrteL 2l.
Wtoi Olbcr glmitcr6um uno 2onooD.
- &eutc puroc bier oultlid) GClncl
oCt, Oob 0eitcrn cin Don Den fran5o'
Iiihen lm6 britiihen StretttroTtcn
oui bie tilrfiihcn Stellungen bel
Seoolll- -9obr, ouf ocrn Iilollhrn
Gnoe ser &uIbiniel @oIlipoIi, unter'
uonlucncr 2Iugriif 5llrilfgelhlogcn
lpor6en lit. IS miro lnitgctbellt,
ooB bic Nuiirtcn 2OO0 Gootc oll
oem 6cl0c geIoIicn bnben.
Ite @CfunutnohunG lulltct: See
6cino grill ON Sonntag lntcr Dem
Sd)usc ieiner @nttcren 1tn0 6lottc
on; ober lngco6tct OeS llmItonoeS,
bnB CT GerltGrflln9en botte, ipieien
mir sen glngriif 3urild. Scr 6elno
lieB 1000 Sootc ol,f Dem 6cloe lno
croucrtcn mir Elm WioIhinengcmcbr.
&GDren0 oe8 Samples pltroc cin
feinolicbcr glcroplau bon inherent
i5euct Sum Soacn III 6ieSce qebraht.
@ir pcrIoren MIR 240 Serlpunoete
uno 43 Gootc.
lluicrc 9ottcricn oil Den &il1tcr
ser 0or6nncllen pcrurIdhtcn Den
! fcin0li6cn Sd,iffCn lrno ocn @ottcs
| ricn bel 5cO0ul. gobr idmcrcn Sdo-
| Den. Cine lnicrcr Nottcrien an ocr
| oIiotiihen Scitc trof cin ieinolihcS
Sdiff bier Mol morouf oaiielbc sic
Wfeerenge ucrIicB. GbeniO muroe eln
arilgsibiff bonn o&cnGeoncc".Gpp
bon 5mcicn unicrcr @cidoiic Gctroi.
len. llnierc @eihilbmannlbaltcn
bottcn nur ich8 &crmunoCtc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
HUNTINGTON KILLED
WHEN AUTOMOBILE
GOES OVER BANK

Oneonta, n. y. sept. ~ willard
Y. Huntington OF Los Au-,los o.
ncphew Of tho late Coils T. Hunting
ton and brother u Henry d Hunt
ingtun. railroad finnncier WIS Killed
today IN "a motor ear accident near
Otego. In turning out 90 uH. "a team
hts car plunged through "a itnce anh
down "a nfty-foot cmbnnkmCut. Mr.
Huntington was born In this city.
with time. wort ana cash When
these two arguments are picccd toe
gcthcr they bocume Irresistible. Tho
Herald believes that this day season
ticket campaign is going 20 be tho
most successful th,us VI rs kind or
record here.
Everyone who can should be at tho
high school auditorium tonight Those
who annot be there viii have No.
trouble IN catching the enthusiasm.
This campaign will succeed. &C. for no
! other reason than that 90 must; that
Aibuquerauo's record for making good
b al stake In it-that IL rs Up to us.
There is no such thing az r. mil
down" Therefore Dot us Ego TO &C.,
with a viii. and finish The Job with
%ncatness and dispatch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
PRINTERS GO EAST
IN SPECIAL TRAIN

Two special trains carrying dele
gates o. the Commercial Printers
convention recently held in Los An
geics. accompanied by their families.
passed through Albuquerque over b
Santa Fe railroad this afternoon. The
trains are en- route 10 New York The
commercial printers took In tho Pam
ama-pacific exposition at san Fran
cisco. following the close 81 The COM
vcution at Los Angeles. while here
they had a 30-minuto stop-ovcr and
had a group picture taken az the siu-
uon. Many of Thorn too automobile
rides over tho city while others
amused themselves by buying trinkcti
| from the Pueblos and taking pictures
/ OF the redskins,
sour trip 90 the Pacific coast has
been "a most enjoyable one said
walter Paxton, one of the member.
lot the party Albuquerque Do ycrs
interesting and attractive tu the east.
ern tourist The city IS "a Of the
best ADVERTISED OF an western cities 30
the east"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
TWENTY-EIGHT HAVE
SIGNED UP FOR
BIC PARADE

Interest boo the industrial. parade 10
n. held uu N~luugJ,rqu, dag dEJ.u-
th, lair continue. @uut.Htyd Jud every
d.s BRINGS uow entries Pos mercantile
a. tlHlshmout. aud other nUu.,s 'IlH..
ul. foo participate, boo tn, parade.
Du saturday Tho commute, headed
Ig colonel John E|urruIlii, mad, %
urlDf canvass of tho uity during tine
course of which they secured the
pl.ircs uf -s concerns tnJt VIII take
ufrt In the parade Ampus these be-
d., Santa Tc chops. which VIII turn
uut two floats and % murrhiug bods
90. NOT less than uue hundred men.
Colonel Burradailc estimates that tho
uurlGo already assured wIll uo lt
least 90 mile W lcugth.
The following entries not heretofore
announced were made public today.
Luuduu Creamery, T.. ~ WDolNorih
company, D.. g.. Ituwr Furniture conn
part, Butter Auto company. kistIrr-
tuiI..tor company, Golden Uulo pry
Goods company. Mutual Protection
society.
THE industrial parade committee
today mailed out Invitations tp every
i|ratoruul organization and every la-
Dur union m the piiy, aHyiug then.
Goo take part Boa the parade. and 10 is
likely that the event Will swell tu pro-
portions ut least double what is now
loo sight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
CORNERSTONE OF !
BUILDING IS LAID
BEFORE A BIC
GATHERING
More Than a Thousand Albu-
querqueans Gather to OBJ
serve Ceremony of Placing
Institutions Records.
DR.. BOYD SPEAKS ON
FILLING LIFE FULL"
Program Moves Smoothly Be
fore Crowd That Fills Plat
form and Street for Block
Around.

More than 90 thousand Albuquerque
people stood COM sidewalks and boo
streets around the foundations ol tho
now Albuquerque y. " g. a. uu.ld-
uH yesterday afternoon. for 900 hour
ANA Go half while tho ccromouius incl.
dent to laying the corner tuu of tho
ne" building Norc carried out ~
was un Interested audience who .fDud
iu perfect quiet while the long pro-
gram of placing of document within
tho receptacle beneath tho sluu, v
carried ont. exactly as called for hy
the program.
President VI. p. Hickey OF tho
board of directors of the association
presided at the ceremony which was
introduced Dog selections hy the indian
school nand Al mcmhors OF the
board Of directors worc present and
tho workers who carried out the .l.
rDHsIuI campaign for funds for tho
building had scatH ou tho platform.
Tho address of tho day was h> p.yH
il"Ht David Rose Boyd, who suuhc uu
tho subject "FIliiEr Iifc FuII' ur.
Euyd's address was iprrDiui dwelling
chiefly Nitr thr srtisflcti1us of riaht
living ana puiatI0r foo the aid. tu
rl-ht living which tho = NJ g.. a.
furnishes.
with the laying Df 'fc corner Stone
construction Of tho now building a
expected to proceed rapidly. maternal
if ou hand fpr tHc su"pcrstructuro and
lh" walls Will begin Coz rise ImmpII
atcly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
DO THE JoB WELL.

HURCIIAsE Of day season tickets
Hfor the coming state fair is put
4 straight up To the people OF Al
buauurque to-day. In his customary,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES way presi-
dent Putney Of the fair commission
has taken the people into bis conf
dence has told them the exact stu
alton Of the fair arrangements and
Affairs, and the needs that must b'
met This day season ticket sale Do
one Of those needs. itH success means
the success Of the fair. tta failure
means failure Tor the fair
From the purely practical sid
every citizen who intends 10 80 60 th'
fair ut ali should buy season tickets
because IL means "a saving Of Jus
ono-half the purchase price Of reg
uiar admission tickets. That argu
ment ought q be enough.
From the side ~ patriotic citizen
shin IL IL the duty OF every man ant
woman In Albuquerque 10 give thl
fair managers their undivided am
enthusiastic support and backing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
OUR MAN MAKING FACTORY.

ESTERDAY ms Herald received
Y a letter from a mar Ia another
city who has been most active
In the work OF Y. NJ. c. A. building.
The letter. "a private one. expressed
pleasure at the news OF tho ceremo-
mics incident to laying the cornerstone
OF the new Young Mems Christian
association building which occupied
70 many Albuquerque people yester-
day afternoon.
In the streets OF this city now l
frequently catch the way Of a hand
from a chap who has been started
right by our Y. NJ. c. A." he wrote.
THE thought often struck me before
the men OF your city determined TO
build your Y. NJ. c A. home. how
much greater was the need OF Albu-
querque. with rs constant influx Of
away-from-home young men. for this
man-makins factory for good citi-
zens"
AZ - AhA Va ~
yesterday was a notable event ia the
social history OF this city. II marked
the beginning OF a monument % th'
awakening Of the manhood Of thi
city 70 a fuller sense Of IT. responsi
bllity; "A monumeEt which will b
useful as monuments seldom are, AN.
the influence OF which viii so on wit
a cumulative force that wiz lay u
impress on the whole future of Albu
queruuc.
Albuquerque owe a debt 81 sin
ccro gratitude 20 the men who hay
made this building possible; a deb
which will be paid over and owe
ngain In the thankful hearts Of moth
ers and fathers whose an1ietics hay.
been relieved, and in tho equal
thankful heart, Of boys and youn.
men who have been served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
Albuquerque Man, Interview
ed in New York City, Gives
His Impressions Of the Pris-
on Conditions.
MEN ARE
VERY WELL A
Many False Impressions Exist
in Germany, He Says, as to
the Position of the United
States.

New York city, sept. 22.-state
Senator Isaac Barth OF Albuquerque.
n. NJ. who Is al the Hotel McAlpin.
arriving yesterday from Europe. will
go to Washington today. Senator
Barth had every opportunity given
him both by the high officials in Eng
land and Germany 20 see conditions
exactly as they were. lie Is very
eulogistic In his remarks regardiDg
Ambassador Gerard and his wife, say
ing that their work il the subject OF
praise from everyone In Berlin. the
ambassador and his wife furnishing
o great deal OF money from their pri-
waite purse TO aid Americans and 9TH
efs who are needy.
Il could see many inaccuracies In
both London n Berlin papers" said
Air. Barth. regarding the position OF
tho Uaitcd States. The English cnn-
ret see why We are not fighting side
10y side with them, while tho Germans
entirely m~isconstrue "a purpose with
regard TO supplying munitions and
loans. / remember the morning. the
report came out in Berlin that Amer
lean bankers had refused the billion
dollar loan. There was IN entirely
different feeling toward Americans
that morning, and on all sides was
heard the remark. I told YOU they
wouldn't DO 81 As a hard and fast
rule. however, they feel very strong-
~ against the United states.
81 have q very interesting maya
zine In Ruhlchen Camp given me 10y
Captain Powell. who was elected by
The prisoners as their head In the
great camp az Ruhieben, and which
the German authorities allowed ne
t. bring along. II Is issue No. 9 and
sold at two pence; printed right In
the prisoners camp. whore $500 are
closely guarded. There are very few
English. mostly Russians. French.
with n Few scotch and Canadians. =.
sussman. Russian Tailor 'Razors
Ground and Set Barber shops and
Iaundries' are some Of tho soldiers
ads. while q Is fun Of cartoons and
timely articles. Ia English.
The German prisoners IN Eagland
are very well treated. too, ana ]
found them playing games and pass
ing the time very pleasantly. The
papers Gu both couHtrics are very Bit
ter against the other regarding trent
ment 81 prisoners. for which thcre is
very little cause.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-27
NJ. W. FrovnSoY

TTlzENs Of Albuquerque to-
day. as individuals and as a
- community, have Joined In
paying the last tribute OF
respectful sorrow for the pass
ing Of s useful citizen. There
IL little that need be or can
be added 10 the thought which
has been dominant in the minds
VI the people Of this city this
afternoon. while Albuquerque has
been In mourning for the death
Of NJ. W. F1ournoy; that this city
has suffered a definite and serious
loss. that a man Is gone from our
midst who has been a dosasnant
force for the sphuildinG OF this
city. Cor It's welfare and prosper
lty: that a man capable u great
service 20 his community and his
fellow men. who has used his ca
pacIty for service TO the utmost,
IL M more.
when a man Of this type passes
out OF the life OF a community.
after thirty years Of active par
tlcipation in afi OF It's important
affairs. there is a loss which Il is
dimcuit. and perhaps Il is not
necessary. "a put into words. Il
is enough to say that this city
has lost one Of It's leaders; one
OF its builders. one OF It's strong
men: and that no more sincere
tribute OF regret and sorrow has
been paid TO any Albuquerque
man than hat contained IN the
mayors proclamation Of urn
ing. observed by all during the
hours Of Mr.. Fiournoy's funeral
this afternoon.