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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
alOthcs @rcni.

Die Gomcu Ocs sHot1c Greu5
&iilfSpcreins1 ipcr0cn an z. M}1r5
I'M 0cuti6cn 1ouS cineu 8aiinad5ts
Soiicc Dcronitoltcn ue(6cr Ieircn
9lniong I'M 4 ll6r giodmitioQs
uiumt uro bis 10 ll6r g(6enos ma6s
ren piro. Gor5ii9licber Goffce uuo
Sudden pcr0en ieruirt mo Ser 9lodl.
nittag liro 9lbeuo 0urcb lmterhnlhlus
gcn oIlcr 9(rt ousgeiiilt. 1ic Tomen
6oiicn oob Der 9cii6 ocs Soficc.
trGu6hcns bon alien 5ciicn ctn red)t
0roBer Iein miro. Gs miro beion.
ocrS Onrnli nIinicrfiam 0elnuht OoB
inmer nod porme SlciOimosltiidc
fiir @cianecnc IN Gono0a un0 Sis
biricn cntgc9cn gcnonlmen lperOen.
,Se0cr Der oltc @orocrobe, iuela)c
aber nod trogbor mo in outcm 81.
itan0c III, Oergebeu min, miro gebctcn,
Nieic mt Gicniiogen itno WtittluoWs
bon 10 llbr @ormittogs bis 5 llbr
9lohnittogS I'M GcutiHen Souic ab.
ae6en 81 pollen, 9eselcinen perocn
@oben fir 0os 9l6enoelicn om 6oIt.
iloo0ts Saiiee IN @eitoIt bon Smin.
fen adic, @ro0 umO onoeren 3uipei
len germ entgegell genoulnen mo
9ebetcu oies6c5iiglitbe 3upcnouugan
bel iSroil 6. Siiocrie glr, 408, Glib.
9tooo, 9folano &orf, bolOmoelidlt an
5luneloen. Der @epinn Der Geron.
ltalhms ilicBt Dem o9iot1en arep5"
6ono Sit
Der NlorpIono l)}oUing &icture
&lub biclt ieincu 5iueiten olj6brli-
den Ball IN 2e6mannS Sollc ob.
iiino no6n oerlelbe einei iebr netter
&erloui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
llnterindluitos geridlt.

GaS Spe6ial. Gonlite Oes ogSereinS
Der aouilGitc nuo 6abrifontell oos
beailftra0t mnroc, oie Oilrcb Oie Pm
mciiung Der 5piidcuitooili6en Der.
fcbrs. .Gomiiiiion nn Ole o@eiuinl
Oonio Giicnbo6n (Scicaicbofi,@ odB
6icic ibrc 9ai un0 6luBonlnpfcr Der.
fauien ioac cntiton6ene Sihlotion
5il utteriuaen, miro batte giohnlit
toe i'm Ghlb6aule oeS &crcius 8eridt
critottcn. Sic orci Goniite eNlitglic.
Der bo6en bis Jest 0os &eiilltot Der
gloMforIdtmacn 9c1eim acbnIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
gerIanat $4,000 sdaOencriae.

Nlorf g8bitc rci9ir fiir iciu flcincS
auo, Narrp, im Baltimore StoOt.
@crint cine ,S@aocucriaBtIogc in
&o0c uon $4,000 9e9en ole ,9lmcri.
CON Giv.Gompoouien Gin GA oaS
aiHO augcbIid ourd cinen g2aseu
oieier Gompa1uic pcrIebt puroc.
Gceglei6en perlongtc Der Batter
$4,000 fiir glr5t.&cbnm9er nno all.
ocre g(lS9abeiL Die OiIrdb bic @rfran.
finS oes &inoes Deritria6t unrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
yArion. @ciauoScreinD.

Sn gSngner'S &oae all ser @opa
nobe Baltimore. StroBc, belt ser
r9lrion.@eIong0crein~ eeitcrn gl6cno
ieine regelmGBioe @erianmlima o6,
bel uelcbcr III 9l6peieu6eit oes Trd
iioenten Der @ice 9rGiioent. Sr. sen
~ 9lo@er, oen @oriib fii6rte iuiO
@ottlob 0ouicr, Ser SetrctGr 0aS
Gcreius, 0oS gGrotofoll oufna6m. 81
Der @eldditSiibin0 mRrOc @r. sS. ~.
Snultcs ais poiiipeS MlitgIico alifac.
nobmmcn @iuIoomgcn pom oNice
crt@cIangpcrcin" uno bonn yScrmo,
nio Nldnncrhor" Iogen Dor ino miir
Den oanfcno ou9cuonmcu. llutcr
Seihlng oes Giri0entem Srn. Sorl
@uGoiL lpurOen 9eitern 9lbeno Spei
neue Sieocr ehlqeii6t.
3ur aaeeneinen 5rcltnoa iammt.
lider 9lnmeicuOen muroc 6efannt 0e
geben Dob Srn. 56loe'5 ghltomobiL
pcIdes olu 9lbeno ocS @}oSfenDaacS
ocS Scrcius gcitoblcn pur0c, in eli,
nem cntIcoenen Srte @}orglano'S &C.
iunoen no Dem 9ciibcr pcoer sugc.
itent morOca III. 0oB cs an @cmcr
flngcn iIber Nrl. SAIoe'o 6 @cf, scr
bcfawutli6 olS 5dccrcilidllciicr nit
cincm 5pcitcn 4reiic bcoodt morocn
NOR ni6t fcbItc, last iib ia ocnfeu.
9lber icitgcitcGli pilroc aeitern gl0cio
bod, ooB cs iid oiesmal iudDt inn ci.
nen Sdnobcnitrcid bon6elte, lpic
icincr5cit bel ocnl llnoIidSfol( ocr
yoidcn @ert6o" bcbolptet milroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02


Nlit $1,000 9iiihcl @onouei
miro Der norucgiicbe Goulpier sc.
nator" bcte ila 6iciigcn S5oien CT.
wortet. Seit 9(lgilit Ooriecn SobreS
Iief fein 3uidtSompier Baltimore
an mas Dem iiirmtbaren Shlrn, Der
Dor s .Qlonaten N Somaica niit6ete
mo Ole 9onauenbGume ibmer be.
ihdoigtc 5u5uibreibcn 1T. Der
0nupfer o9lgneIla4 fu6r oeitern BON
Soma, Gn6o, alb. ST bat imgeidbr
10000 9iiidel 8onancn an @oro
mo miro i'm Saufe Der ndhiteit $50.
hc bier eintreiien. Gs miro cruar'
tct ooB oieie 6eiben Sbiiic oen @er.
fcbr 5riiNen Baltimore mo oen
@eitinoiiden Snieln aufre9t cr1al,
ten mcrocn.
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acknowledgements nr,nnen

Die @roB- im0 Sileinqeihmorancn
iir Oeu !QlGrJ Sernin i'm @imoes
@cridt miroen gcItcrn I'M 9unNeS.
QiitriftS @eridt ee5oscn lmO Iino
Dies nadgenanute Scrrcn 9ui6roo
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ton GScor &6nig, s. G6os. 9roQ0er.
Wcoree " Step6cns, 9gn. q. 9Rit.
dlca, g. Glap S6rincr, ". W. Glcd.
iantS, @alter 0nooQ, @oltcr SgIc.
hart 9lleror0cr 9. N}cNleifon ".
g. Goonep, Soiep6 9roofs, Grneit
S9meibcr, @m $. Sin0crman, 6.
Soimeilter n q. McGuuoh 3. S.
5rco. &n6u Is, .. S1ueioer. Sorrp
6. N2cIoin &. u. Slad ino g9m. q.
6orrcIt,
aleingeidporenc. 0D. 9lOonS,
Clinton SunuerS. G6os. ". @ront,
Gauiel 3. Gmid, " $, Godrou ir..
6. s. 9udmou 9lnorcp 2on6ert, ".
9ecfS. Wep. s. S9i0iB, SoS. 9orrD.
SoreS $. SoiieL Senru 6. gnd.
ipolo, E6omoS u, @onoer g. s.
GiuningS, GScor Gibion Ganp6eIl
. &Quiton @eorgc ". Corner it,,
3. @liltou Green GGnS & 0louler,
Games z. Gople @co. 5, Setter. 5.
Bier @eaS Gbos 6. GoHrou IL,
mnO 6. q, 5eioeluib.
Gum 9eiten oes &inoer GountrD.
@eimS 5u Cronge @rnpe fiioet om
IS. @'dr5 i'm ,5toiforo.Notel4 eiuc
Sortenportie itntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02

3iun lcBten 9tppcA ipiiroe Der cbc.
molige NoIi5iit @olparo .. 5bcp.
poro ecrlicn S1cpporo, meIher
eiu Sllter bon 70 Sabren crreicbt 1ot.
te, itnrb IN iciner MobuEng. 9Ir.t3l3
g9eit NlillberrDItroBc. Gr trot an
$, Sauior 1883 III oen Goli5ei0ienii
umo ging am T. ,Souuar 1908 IN Ben
iior Gcr Geritor6ene, ipclber iidj
IN ieiner Gi9euidoit ais @oli5iit gro'
Ger 9elicbtbeit erireut 6atte, por i'm
ipeltlidcu imO iiioiUeitlibeu &oli5ei-
1iitrift t61ti9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02

Su Der gSo5ntug ibrcr Gohter,
6rau Charles 81. @oooermonm S5r,
IT'S %arioro.9lucuuc ftorb ploBlid)
5Sral Catherine Nc. Goiier i'm 76,
&cbcnsja0rc. Der @ottc, 8. @eo.
&ailcr lit Der &erbG@cnen i'm Go0c
Dor l0ngcrcr 3eit pormlsgegongen.
Dic &ccroigung, pclcbc bonn Ermier.
bouie aus itottfinoct, ioiro ip6tcr bc.
fannt gcgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
Anhres6anfett.

Scill 20 Sa9rcS 9outctt Dcron.
itoltetc aeitcrn 2l6cuo ser ,CItGn0
Geridloncrlmgs Sercin" inn Sotcl
@ucrion 9}ohOcu ooS Giner ein.
gcnonuneu tuoroen mar, 6cQriiBtc scr
8rdiiocut ser @erciliglna Gr. S.
&oB Goppage, Oic 9lnmcicnocn mo
6ielt cine fur3c 9luiprodc iiber bic
9circdlngcu 0eS &ereinS. gasooml
ii6cr9a5 cr ods @ort Ocn SoaItlnci-
iier SnmeS i. Ibriit. Iieier 6icB
Die @oitc ipiIfonlmcu lmO itclte I'M
Sauie Ocs 9l5en0S oic perihicoerct
&eoner Dor, glr STEELE BON @ouuey,
iciu g. &orrinlton mar StaotS.Sc.
tretdr $. Summons eric9jcnen Der
cine 5iinoenOe 9iuipradc ii6er oas
aid6lii6en SeS Stootes N}orDlon0
6icIt lllogor &reiton ser fronf.
1eltsbolbcr pcr1in0crt mar, al ocm
yCite E6eila5l nc6ncu botte 0rn.
SSobn $. Soiibcrt ErdliOcht OcS spc;
ten acknowledgements, cntionOt. ST.
S5u6ert iprad iiber 0ie 9eri10ncrrutq
Scr Sta0t Baltimore mo 6ctonte,
0oB cine &crBrobcrlin9 Scr Staot-
grcn5el in6eoingt n0t6ig iit Die
nnOcrcn 9le0rer porcn Geo. @cemS
@iIlioms, %r1iioeut Der &arf De
boroc G6os. g. aoG, 5uperiuteu.
0ent ocS SdnlpcicuS, ionic smoerc
Sdmmilicbc 9lconcr crnOtetcn rcid)c:t
9!pplous. Gns Niiniucl.Gonlitc Oc5
|crciis iorgtr iiir oic lhntcrbolttng.
Gas 9anfctt Gomitc bcitanO aus
Ocn @S So6u q. 9cder. &oriibcr,
GScor aonig, G6os. s. aobriG, Sol
$. 0err uu0 @nt 8. Satellite.
So6u ". 9edcr, Gco. Sduh6orot
SSm. @}om6crecr, @co. gSoi0. gSil.
liomS, 9iobt. S6loer, Senrp Gilbert,
gSm, @6crlp, Or. 8. 6. Gong, gSnl.
s. @lcGormid 99m. =. @obuen6erg,
SSm, 9. 6orreitcr. @orrD @o6nen.
berg, @nt. @oder 81. 6. N}iler,
6ronf 9ouunciItcr George 5Moric,
SonleS 3. E6rift, @co. g. 9li6oroion,
6. 9. Strnpc, SSoicpb 5. 1err, I6co.
s6omaS Grnlt g(. Stiirfcl SSm. s..
CapiS, Mortin @orrp, Nerniun anol.
len6ere Soicpb 8. 2ocp. gSm. @Dr.
iucb, GomorO 8. Gallagher, G6ns. s..
aod, @m. 6. Soaring, Or. q. ~.
SpolJ 9l. $. 9eihe SomeS u. Gao.
6en s. g8. 0reeM g(ug. bon &utelL
6. 8. 8. Steiner, o.. 8. 8. 9iobcrt,
ion, Sonll. g. Godron M}ilton G}ib-
ION, 09os. pager, @eo.@. Gumpbrco,
S2m. YornQ, 6. S. g9elOclL ". s.
Sbcelcr @co. Submit 8. 9S. 9Robti.
ioit s. 9oncnicin6,. s. @or0on 8cn.
nett @omoro Gd eugene y. Setter.
Sobu 9l. @3orol G6oS. 6. ao6ri6,
Sobn ". Starr, SSobn ~. 9rodmon
gSr. s. 2cipiS, Gbos. s. Silocrion,
SSm. Sort g. &. @id)ner, Or. Sill
iods, @r. 9obncnberg, Oscar a0nig
8eni. 8. @olfer, jlm., Or, S. 9ob
Goppoee, @eo. Shomberger, Com.
Siiblr, 4. S8oltcr StaDlor, Sobn 2ilt.
non Or. @co. Seller. Capt. @m.
9RcGlcan @m. s. 9lorriS, 2ouis
@eaoorier. @apt. 9iobt. 2ouenoer
Socob Sung s. SS. S6urmon Moan
g. SnpOer gop. gl. @eigcr, g9m
$. Y Gbaic, Sobn NuIlo 6ranf ser.
bert Soiepb S6omberaer, Soiep6 80.
Smith Geo. @fc@taDon Com. 81.
Sdrrigon G.@0w. @ufelulon &Dos.
SocobS, 5reo, $. sleeper, ISM. 6.
sleeper &inceut Serrlein 2oliS
Soften Gbos. @er5og, @6us. S..
VSiaS, ySni. 8. 9laocliffc, sSpIepb
CSoIlagber, Simon 8elber. gllbert S..
Starr, VI. s. Storr. 81. ". SorbertS,
&nhn 0Niilfnpr 81 y 0D}cql,;An 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02

@. ~. 9Sicrion g. Sobuiou, g. 81.
@onco, g 9oBtonp mo &. Bern.
borO.
Gupfdn1SGon ". &oBfomp,
@oriiter, $. g. 0cnfcr 8. V. Ecu.
fcL $. 8. Scr5inacr, 6. $. SdmiOt
lm0 s.. So1hr0ori.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
Csin6reaer madte Rdl,s ncntiitblidl

Su Der lebieu Bet iino mieocr6oIt
@inbriiNc i'm @ol6roof. Giitrift Der
iibt worocn o5nc ooB CO geIang, oeu
Ginbreher aui bic Spur 81 fpHmen.
glnlheincno por cs 0eriolbc @in6rc
der, weldcr Der @o6muiq poll 8roil
Charles 9Ridael glr. 1920. 10. Str,
&al6roof cincu @ciu9 dbiiaitctc.
d6cr trot naeu DurHpiiblcus Scr
Scbdltcr fcii @clO oocr Shmudia.
den Doriuioer fonntr. 9hls 0iclcn
@rimoe nladte cS iib Der 9llri9e in
Der Slide gcntiitblid, inocm CT lid
cine bcr56afte @la6I5cit 6ereitctc. ,Sn
eincr 5lriid9eIaiIcnen 9fote crfldrte
Der GinoringlinM ooB oir 8omilic
cine 9on6 ornticli1c @cicllidait lei,
uno iorOcrtc Sic 99oIi5ci aitf i'm sit
foiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02

George s. Sollit Der ais 9ub6ol.
ter bel ser u9o6eo Supporting 60,
glr. 36, SiiO 8reOeridItraBe. bciddf.
tigt mar muroc olircb ocn 6o6ritubl
in Dem @cb6uoc geuoimter @ciea
idoit Der i6n ocn aopf 3crmolmte,
ouf DER Steae get6Otet. Der lin.
gIiitsioII crcioncte ii6 gciteru gcgcn
5 ll9r ylo6mittogs, fur5 bepor Sr.
5oint Ser IN gir. Oil, giorO 2ote.
mooo.9lpeuuc, po0nt icin @urcoi
pcrIolicn moIltc. Ser Observation-Disclosures
1T nit Dem @urcoi olrh cine I1iir,
mclhe 5lpci SSeniter bat ucr6un0cn.
@r 6ollt 0iincte Gins Ger Seniter,
INN Die 9lngcitclltcn 5u frGgct ob iic
fcrtig lcicm noG @ouic 5u Qe1en,
oIS ibm Der 6crobfomuicnoe 5obr.
Ihi6l oui ocu aopf iouitc. Snl uN}crs
cO @oipital lpobin ser @crm9liidtc
ioiort ii6crfii6rt wur0c, crfl6rtc or.
@liIioro 2e0D nac6 ciigebeuoer lii.
tcrluhrng oo6 Der 800 lpcnige 9hts
0cnblifc no@ Dem llniaa cineetrctca
fem nulb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02

glontreoL 4 @1dr3. Ter
Observation-Disclosures Der .@rono
Grnt.Giicnbo6u~ lit beiite ourh eis
men 9rano 8eritort morocn. Ger All.
geric5tete SMoocn betrd9t 100000.
Die goli5ci crfIdrt, ooB cine por-
l0ufigc lmteriudllmg 0ie 9lund6ina
luabriaciulia made. oaB ser @rono
0urcb aur5ihhiB Der cIefhli@ci 2ei.
hmgcn catitanoen ie mdbrclio oie
,5cilarucbr iid Ger IDeorie snueiat
oaB Der 9ranO ant gran0itiftuna 8u-
nid3uiii1rcn iei Iie 5lammcn rpnr.
sen 5ncrit bemcrft ols en 8olitiit
9laud mlS cinem 96nrm anf Dem
@obnboic 0riugcn iaG, III Orlu |as
pierre in0 9lftca ocr @abnDcriualhma
anibcmabrt lpnr0en. @orocm Sic
SSeucrmebr an Grt ii. Steac cinirci,
fen fountc, itano ser gabubof bcrcits
in 6cllen 6laWncn run Oieic brcitc.
ten lid nit ir6cirRhcr 1bacllia.
feit oiii bic ncbcnitc6enocn @ul,ges
bduoe oiS Tic @abns8cicllid1ait
oeroiicntlic9te cine 9efamihnadyina.
IN Scr erfIort muwoe, SAB Ser @rano
cine 6olac bon cIaftriidcn salr5v
ithlib 9elpeien iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
Non QIiio lcbcnoocia6rlid ucrlcbI

@incn Sc1doclbriIt3 erIitt geiteru
glbcnO flr5 Dor T llbr ser 66 Sabre
oIte Charles q. Cornell Don Or.
1913, &oplar 05rouc 5troBc, ais &c
on Ger Gdc BON &opIor @ronc Ctr.
mo 9lort6.9lpc. beim Sicrlaiien zines
StraBcsbobn-g gSogoouS BON ocm gtu.
tomobiI SomcS g. @louo'S, 9Sr.
l4O7 9icGuao6.Str., 5ll @ooen &c.
riilcn mo iiberia6rcn wuroe.
Gr lourOc bcrpllBtloS nad sem
p&a6nemamtiden 9lagcncineu So-
ipitol" gebraht imO oiirfte falm nit
Dem Sebcn oauon fonlmeH. Scit iiber
40 Sabrcn lit or bci Der ,&enniplpa.
nlas@iienbabns@ceQl6ait" onQciteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-02
Seine GHtidciSnug iiber Seiuaffnnne
Scr @anfiahrteiidific.

Q9oi6ingtolt 1 @ldr3.
9ocb elmer iiber 3lpei Shmoeu NAB.
rcuoell Gouicrcu5 pertaate iid Oos
@nnscomitc fir onspdrtiac gluaele.
gen6eiteu nIf nlorgtn Tormittag
obne cine @iui9ung in Der 6roge ocr
9cluoiinuna ocr SonOclsOmnpicr crs
5iclelr 5t f0nnen. 9rGiioent g9ilion
bat Dem Gon0rcB sic @eranilporhns
fiir bic Stelllnona6mc Der @ereinia-
ten Staoten in sem ueuen 3aiit.
bootfricg 1cutidIui0s uno Geiter-
rcibS 5ugcihoben inocn CT an BAG
GcgelirGomitc opS Rrpr1ientautcn.
bauics ooS @riuhen geriftet bat 0a.
iiir SIT ior9cil oaB sic Dorliegeuoe
@orungS Neiohitiou baIomoglicbii
I'M GongreB 8ur Iisfuiiiou fomuc
Gr bot nit 0cn glomiuiitrotiong-
6iibrern I'M GongreB cine GonfcreH5
betrefis Der 8ragc ornirter Souoelg.
ic9iifc Ocreinbort mo iuir0 oartn
Dormlsii6tid olf prompte @rIeoi.
glmg ser oeribieocucu 9lciolutioncu
bebniS @ormng BON gInierifanern
gcgeu &emitlmg armirtcr 1difie
Der straightforward orn9cn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
NO EVIDENCE OF FOUL
PLAY FOUND BY JURY
AT AzARI0 INQUEST

Thc coroncr's Jury. sitting AT the
Inquest into The death Of John Azario.
held Yesterday morning before Justice
policarpio Sanchez IN Barclas found
no evidence of foul play
The jury's verdict follows,
We the undersigned, justice of the
peace ana jury, who sat upon the in
quest held the l2th day Of June. a. -.
1916, on the body of John Azario,
found in Precinct M. 5, of the
county of Bernalillo find the deceas-
ed came to his death by reason of
being temporarily insane, said condi-
tinn having been superinduced by Il
period Of dependency We find
Furthermore that there are no evil
dences whatsoever of any foul play
or outside force having anything to
dc with the death of the deceased
hut thai he the deceased. shot him-
self with his own pistol .32 oaliher
within a 81 frame
pOLlCARPtO SANCHES.
Justice of the Peace.
II o STONG, Foreman.
A. T. SlMMS.
] A. GARCIA y SANCHEZ
BOD PAROBRO
JAMES TANASCIp
The funeral will be private.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
PRISONERS SEEMING
TO BE AT HOME GIVES
CHIEF GALUSHA CLEW

The police system of keeping com
plete records of prisoners bore fruit
yesterday. Pauolman Pablo Lujan
was examining Jose Jaramillo. Chief
D. Il. Galusha observed that lara
milo took to the examination as II
he had been through il before.
ASK him when he got out di-
rected the chief IMjan put the
question in spanish II brought the
information that Jaramllo had been
released from the New Mexico state
penitentiary In 1919 Jaramillo said
he had been sent to prison from
Rio Arriba county for robbery, He
escaped from a road gang, was re-
captured here ana taken back to
Santa Re Ia complete his sentence,
he said
Iaramillo was charged with utter
ing worthless check \ store keep
or in Martineztown cashed the check.
Justice W. ". Mcclellan Yesterday
sentenced him to serve sixty days on
this charge
chief Gamsha has Improved the
police system of record keeping,
making II more thorough going. The
chief has blank record cards print
ed These cards contain spaces for |
the prisoners description and other I
data for police use They are filed
and mdexed by the chief.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
HEARING ON WILL OF
DR.. ELIGl0 0SUNA TO
BE HELD ON JULY l8

Judge John Baron Burg, of the pro-
bnte court yesterday set July Is as
the date for the hearing on the viii OF
DR. Etigio 0suna, former consul for
the Carranza government in Alhuouer-
que.
other proceedings Of the court fol-
low
In the matter of the estate Of
IGNORE chavez Gregorio Garcia APP
pointed administrator
Htldesarde Grunsfeld, hearing on
final report Of executors set for July
rs.
John Newlandor viii approved:
Mrs Lulu Newlandcr appointed ex-
eeutrix
c. A. nottger, hearing on final re-
port of d. Ruppe. administrator SET
for July Is.
Robert Cairns Dohson. hearing on
viii set for July Is.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
COURT ORDERS MAYOR
TO SIGN LICENSE FOR
SALOON OR SHOW CAUSE

MAYOR Henry Westerfeld Yesterday
vas directed by the district court 10
sign The saloon license granted Luigi
Puecini by the council or TO show
cause June g why he has not done
SO.
II y. Jamison attorney for puc-
cni made application 10 the court
Yesterday for an alternative writ of
mandamus. which the court granted.
Under this writ the mayor muss sign
The icense or show The court why he
has not
Pueoini rocites that the council
granted the license hy the vote of five
to three ana that the mayor then re-
fused Ia sign it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
CLERK s
RECORDS KEPT IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE
Travelling Auditors Report of
Examination Of Thomas K,
D. MaddisonS Books Con-
tainS Praise.

The travelling auditors report 81
his recent examination Of the office Of
ldi4uict clerk for Bernalillo county
contains praise for Thomas x. D.
/ Madison, district clerk. Mr. Muddi-
sons records and accounts We're IN
eycollcnt shape SAYS the travelling an-
ditor The report covers Il period OF
imore than four years. dating from
January 10, 1912, to March 81. 1916,
the greater part Of the term Mr.. Mad
ison Is now serving.
! The auditor comments on the enor-
nous volume Of business handled in
, the district clerks office. He cites
the fact that sl5.449 was turned over
to the county treasury. for the period
OF the audit. and more than SAC 600
paid to litigants ana trust funds in
the same length Of time. rs evidence
Of the amount of business
The auditors report, in part fol-
lows
"'rhe county clerk is, by law. made
iex-officio clerk of the district court
Mr.. Walker, the county clerk Of Ber-
nalllo county. n. NJ, has appointed
as his deputy, under the provisions Of
Laws 1918. chapter =, section ., Mr..
Madison. In the arrangement made,
Mr.. Madison assumes all the work Of
such district court rs well as the lin-
hllitics, giving Mr. walker a bond for
tho faithful performance Of his dn-
tics. and the work Of the district court
CLERK is kept entirely separate ana
distinct from that of the county clerk,
AZ such the records, offices. books
and everything pertaining to the work
as clerk Of The district court being
Kept apart and in separate offices
from that Of The county clerk MI.
Madison Is. therefore, 10 all intcnts
and purposes, m independent ana sep
arate official ana therefore repor! is
made separately Of the work admins
tered by MIR, Madison.
THE accounts and records Of Mr..
Madison were In excellent shape,
such errors AS We're made being small
ana insignificant. receipts being writ !
ten for All moneys received, and can |
rcllou CHECKS ntluR on ilW lbl All /
made from court funds TO I
Iitigants and others, and official re {
eeipts from the treasurer for all mon /
eys paid to tho county.
"'fhat the amount OF court business t
lone IN Bernalillo county is enormous
may he gathered from the fact that
Tor the period Of audit the sum Of /
si6,ii9.ss WAS turned into the county
treasury. as earned fees accruing TO
he county. and over $4,000 being /
paid 10 itipants and trust funds dur
ny the same period During I
he examination. -four cash books and
'vcr twenty dockets We're examined,
which gives an excellent idea of the
'olume OF the work performed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14
ElkS WILL HOLD FLAG DAY
PROGRAM AT HALL TONIGHT

The Elks will observe flag day Will
a program to he held AT their hail to
night The exercises will begin at
O'Clock. The program follows:
Observation-Disclosures
Introductory Exercises Exalted
Ruler and Officers.
Prayer--Chaplain
Song, Flag of Our Country" Hugo
Meyers
Flag Record Bro \. A. Sedilo.
Song, AUD Lang Syne"-Audi-
ence.
Great Ruler Of the Universe.
All-seeing and benign,
Look down upon and bless our work
And be all glory Thine.
And let this be our sign, o. Ells,
And let this be our sign,
The Golden Rule our motto true,
For days of AUD Lang Syne."
Tribute % the Flas-Bro. A. A.
Miller
Song. America 7-Hugo Meyers.
audience Joining
All patriotic organizations and the
general public are invited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-14

nurse Of st Ioseph's Aantariurn, re-
turned TO the city yesterday after
spending twp months at Il0lbrook,
Ariz on professional duty
Through y typographical error. the
name of Simon Andrew lnlling. son
of Mr. and Mrs $. y Balling Of The
pioneer bakery, was omitted from the
HIT Of graduates Of st. MARKS puro
ehial school, published IN last sun
DAYS. issue
j. n. Sinclair returned iasi nighc
after nearly three weeks visit at his
former home IN Tennessee. lie was
accompanied BY his sister Mrs w.
J.. Lawrence. Of Forest city. Ark
who win visit him and j r. Sinclair,
another brother
Through passenger service has been
resumed over the Belen "cut-off.
Train Nn -. which has been de-
toured over the main line on account
of washout, ran oyer the CUTOFF
YESTERDAY 40. q will be operated
over tho Belcn line today.
The Womcns Relief corps Will
meet this morning al 0 o'clock in IN.
v N G 4 building for the corenon-
les of the presentation Of the flag.
There win be regular meeting Of
the corps al 2.sO O'Clock this after
noon IN odd Fellows hail
Members Of Pilgrim eommandcry
ana their ladies arc requested To be
at She Santa Zee station AT 1885
O'Clock his morning to welcome the
grand cummandery of Rhode Island
ana Massachusetts. The Rhode ls-
land aud Massachusetts knights Tenn.
plnr are to rass through Albuquerque
Oh their way 20 ns Angeles
Henry Colt. who was injured re-
Gently at Fort Sumner. when wind
blew down q scaffold on which he
was working died here Yesterday
morning He was brought here Mon
day night for treatment The body
WIS prepared for shipment hy Strong
Brothers The widow and son will
take It to Fort sumner tonight
w IT. Tuttle woke up guests nj n
hotel Oh South First IN the mall I
hours OF yesterday morning, looking
for his wife, 50 Capt, Pat O'Grady, of I
Ihe police, arrested him Tnttle's J
Supposed wife gave the unwlfely name :,
If Helen Crawford Police Judge Nc
9lcllan sentenced futile 10 serve six I
y days and the woman tn serve forty. .