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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-22
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4bteilung Oes MtnfteriumS oes SIN.
leren, uhO bon StraBenfrnuaIen
mo GQIf8aufitduOen aettau inter
ridtet. Sd aebe Sbnen Die gerli6e.
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ber mo 8. DECEMBER. Sci Der err
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0ie hentidle sprnde in @Shmen.

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ilcrer alntslpradle oes Stnates, be.
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an oie 9eutiden, ionoern an ben
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felt gcgcn sic Sfldoen.
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Ger friibtre Saueslsbsirat psppsr BON
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
bERNAL|LLO GIVES
FIVE RECRUITS To
FIRST REGIMENT
March Through Streets of
SandovaI County Seat to
Accordion Music on Way to
Santa Fee Station.

Beualillo yesterday provided five
recruits for Company l., Firsi New
Mexico infantry. Lieutenant Ray
Sena, First infantry. brought them
here last night The recruits left for
the Mexican border on Santa fee train
No. sos at 1890 o'clock. Lieutenant
Sena remained here 10 get more re-
ciiits.
The departure of the recruits from
Bcrnnllllo was marked by demon
stration. They marched through the
streets on the way to the Santa &c
railway station, accompanied hY
citizens ~ Bcrnalillo An accordion
player, murching at tho head of the
line, supplied TIE stirring strains. a
big crowd bade goodbye TO the re-
cfuits at the station The crowd sub
scribed money for the youths.
Wants Recruits for Band.
Sergeant Miguel Alafid Of the First
regiment band, came here last might
from Santa Fc looking Tor recruits
Tor the band Ten Of the bandsnien
were rejected for failure to meet the
physical qualifications fixed by the
United states government and Ser
geant Alarld ~ recruiting men to fiji
the vacancies caused by the reflections.
Band recruits need not be- expert
musicians, said Alard II they know
the rudiments of music they will do.
The band masters viii furnish their
musical education
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
PORT" LABEL ALLOWED
ONLY ON OP0RT0 WINE

London, June /. Hereafter the
term port without any other quul-
ification. can be applied legally in
this country only to particular brand
Of wine certified by the Portuguese
government to be the genuine prod
net of the Douro region and exported
from Oporto. The Portuguese govern
ment would not ratify the CONNER
cial treaty signed at Lisbon in Au
gust. 1914. unless their definition Of
port wine were accepted. and the
British government wishing TO CON
ciliate Portugal, agreed.
or course, other kinds Of port will
not be excluded from the British
marSet. But the designation will
have TO be qualified by the name of
the country of their origin. such as
California port. Australian" port.
Algerian port, and 80 on.
Apart from the considerations of
commerce. comments the Lancet.
the new measure is a good one. BY
proper extension of accurate DER
~ ION It encourages the principle OF
honest trading
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
TRIP To VEGAS
ON FOURTH WILL
Be GREAT EVENT
Business Men Of Meadow City
Prepared to Welcome AIbu-
querque With Open Arms
Queens Float to Go.

Las Vegas expects MS 10 be- with
them on July 4. The following tele-
gram was received by Mr.. Stern Of
the fair commission from Mr.. Lenoir.
secretary Of the cowboys reunion,
Just noticed III the Albuquerque
papers that you are going TO run a
special excursion to Vegas on July
ith for the Cowboys Reunion We
will be pleased to have you with us
and have given the Albuquerque dele-
cation a prominent place in our pu-
rade which takes place on Tuesday
morning. Las Vegas will meet YOU
with open arms and show you the
time Of your life. This excursion will
he a great advertisement for Albu-
querque and will do your city world
of good Las Vegas will reciprocate
ana send large delegation during
the state fair
Yours FOR good time.
tSigned) "LENOfR, Secretary"
II is up 20 the citizens OF Alhuquer-
quo To get together and show Lac We
gas ana tho rest OF the state that
when we start out 10 do a thing. we
do It up right. We want to send not
less than zoo Albuquerqueans to We
gas on the 4th and show them up
there that the word booster" origi-
mated in Albuquerque Mr.. Stern has
made arrangements with Passenger
Agent Cameron of the Santa Fe for a
special train of good, clean coaches
which the ladies Of the city especially
VIII appreciate. He has also ar
ranged to take the city band along,
and II there are any Missourlans' in
Vegas. they certainly will be shown.
The fair comm lssion has also decid
cd TO send the queens float which
will be used in Albuquerque during
the biz fair to Vegas for this oc-
Icnsion This Float Is a eautiful crea-
ton of the genius Of man and will APP
pear in The state fair parade. Tho
complete eqnipment--smiling young
ladies. beautiful costumes, gorgeous
will be there
The Cowboys Reunion as staged by
che citizens of Las Vegas Is well worth
seeing, and there will be no lack OF
amusement during any part Of The en-
tire day.
Owing to the heavy movement Of
troops TO the border, II will be noees-
sary to have complete list Of all who
wish TO 60 by Tuesday night so That
proper transportation facilities may
be secured. and Mr.. stern advises all
who wish to make this trip 10 phone
him at fair headquarters by O'Clock
OF that date.
Let's do 1T for Albuquerque and
New Mexico. and show Vegas that
when II comes to boosting we are "all
there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRAISE
HAWAIIAN TR0UBAD0RS

That the dances of the Hawaiian
Troubadours. who will be at the y.
NJ. 6, A. Wednesday night, are not
objectionable even to the most fas-
tidious persons, Is the statement OF
lbuquerqueans who have seen the
troubadours. They praise the enter
tainment The fact that the enter
tainment is TO be given under the aus
pices of the Young Women Chrstlen
association is indication Of the class
OF the entertainment
There are six Hawaiians In the
troupe one is u girl who does the
dancing The other five arc men.
They are the musicians The dancing
program includes only Hawaiian nn-
tive dances. Some of the music viii
be American
Tickets are on sale AZ Metsons and
Grinshaw's Admission adults ~
cents, children, 50 cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
LOCAL ITEMS
Or INTE REST
Carpet cleaning. Phone bCs,


The annual meeting Of Temple Al
bert will be held In the vestry rooms
of the temple this evening ut $ o'clock.
Albuquerque Lodge No 3Ss, of the
l'raternal brotherhood. viii hold lie
regular meeting tonight at the |. O. O,
f. hall
Chief Engineer Felt, Of The Santa
Fe railway was IN the city Yesterday,
lie left last night on the way to his
headquarters
All men Interested in the orgtniza-
tion OF Red Cross corps are asked To
meet al Or Roycrs's office At y
o'clock tonight
John ! Ticrney, assistant cashier
uf the First National bank of Clovis.
\ M. is here visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs NJ s Ticrney
Mrs Nye Martin and her two
daughters returned last night from
Madrid N. NJ, where they were visit
ing Mrs. Martins sister.
tllfego Bacn, candidate for sheriff
of Bernalillo county, left last night for
Magdaiena ON mining business He
will be gone two weeks.
Miss Sl,hnn Butler surgical nurse
al the Parvis hospital in Socorro, is in
the city, the guest Of Mrs George
Franc, io5 West Fruit avenue.
Mrs. John Rueh, Mrs. J. G Lyon,
daughter OF Mr. Rueb, and Lena Lyon.
his granddaughter, left last might lor
Colorado to spend their vacation.
Misses Norrino and llortcnse Swift
Ger. daughter Of Alderman W. +. md
Mrs Switgcr. will leave next sunday
for Colorado Springs and Denver TO
spend the summer
Mrs W. l.. Lawrence. Of Forest city
Ark, who has been visiting her broth
.rs, j T.. and ] n Sinclair, hts gone
to Flagstaff, ARA to visit another
brother, r. G, sinclair She will 80
from there TO Los Angeles and return
home hy northern route
Daniel c. ORTIZ. clerk in The Santa
He postoffice who has been here Tor
the last Two weeks, left last NIGHT for
his home m Santa Fc Mr. ORTIZ was
manager of the Santa He baseball
team for several years, but has re-
signed He is well known here, being
i prominent Elk Knight Of Columbus
and Woman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

Warsaw. June lO.--At the German
Congress Of International Medicine,
which has just been in session here,
surgeon General Huenermann report
ed that in the worst typhoid month
tpecember. l914,) since the war be-
gan the number of typhoid cases in
the German army was only one
fourteenth az many as IN the worst
month of The Franco-Prussian war,
when the total number of German
troops in the field was far smaller
than now The use of the Pfeiffer-
kolle anti-Nphoid vaccine which is
now in general use. has. he said been
given in millions of instances without
any serious consequences. aud it was
due to tbs vaccine that such "A Won
derfn reduction Of typhoid cases have
been brought about.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
IN
CHINA IS CAUSE
Of INDIGNATION
Foreign Press BlameS For
elgnerS for Depreciation Of
Bank Notes. Peking Faces
Famine,
Associated Press Correspondence,

reking, May S1.--China has been
much stirred by the action OF the gov
eminent on May II in suspending
specie payment on the notes of the
Bank Of China and the Bank of Com
municatlons, The two government in
stitutions having branches throughout
the principal cities of China.
Recently there was a great rush to
withdraw funds from these banks be-
cause of charges made by the ene-
mics of the government that the late
Yuan Shf-kai administration was util-
i2ing the banks funds TO maintain it.
sell. Furthermore the recent high
price of silver has caused much spec
ulation In the white metal. and re-
suited in its transfer and expectation.
Moratorium Declared.
Tten-tsin has been great center
Tor politicians out of sympathy with
the present government. and il was
there that the rush to withdraw funds
from the Bank of Communication
first began on a large scale. II soon
became apparent that the limited re-
serves would not stand the drain. ana
Premier 1uan Chi-lui and his cabinet
declared limited moratorium. The
moratorium does not extend to tnd;-
viduals, but merely to the financial
affairs OF tho government II provides
that the government banks shall not
redeem their notes in hard money. and
shall not permit the depositors TO
withdraw their funds from the banks.
With the suspension of specie paw
ment on the notes Of the two banks.
business in Picking came To u sudden
halt.
The cabinet mandate provided that
all persons must accept the notes of
the TWO banks at their face value or
undergo severe punishment. Soldiers
and policemen have been stationed IN
the various parts Of the city to en-
force this order in shops.
Order l. lEvaded
Nevertheless. merchants have found
means Of evading the order. Nearly
all prices in the city have been raised
and when merchants feel that pay
ment will be made IN Chinese bank
notes. they frequently advance their
prices to point that is prohibitiye
in order 10 avoid sales
Picking is, in fact, threatened with
famine as a result OF the partial mora
terilsm, fot farmers and produce deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
SANTA re SENDING
CARS TO COLORADO TO
MOVE NATIONAL GUARD

The Santa Zee last night continued
sending equipment 10 Colorado for
the transportation of national guards
to the border Train No. took sew
ernl passenger coaches east. train.
running as second No =, was made
up almost entirely of "deadhcad"
coaches.
Santa Fe officials here have receiv-
ed no official notice Of the movement
of any troop trains by way OF Albu-
querque, A rumor was current that
the Colorado and Kansas national
guards would he routed through Al
hupuerque, but this lacked official
confirmation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26

ers will not bring their products to
Picking as they do not desire to be
paid in the deprecated paper bank
notes Of the two government financial
Institutions
Supplies Arc Scarce.
Grains and all sorts Of vegetables
are getting very scarce, and the CHIT
nese Chamber of Commerce and local
grain merchants have petitioned the
government urging it to devise means
TO relieve the situation There is a
plan on foot to establish official gran
aries and depots in which all sorts of
food stuffs will he handled by the
government for sale at normal prices.
All sorts of food stuffs have advanced
in price from 20 to 100 per cent
one of the worst features of the
limited moratorium is the criticism
directed ut foreigners by the vernac-
ular press. Many Of the Chinese news
papers are declaring that foreigners
have bought up all the silver and gold
in China and are responsible for the
depreciation of the notes Of the Bank
Of China and the Bank Of Communi-
cations. Posters making this an
noun cement have been pasted on
many of the dead walls in Picking.
and Chinese papers are encouraging
the populace in this belief. Foreign
ers are already beginning to feel the
unfricndly attitude of the masses who
have accepted the statements of un-
reliable papers and are quite willing
20 believe that Europeans rather than
Chinese officials, are responsible for
the present financial conditions in
China.
Coolies, hucksters and small mer
chants whose business has been al
most entirely ruined 10y the morator-
ium. are becoming especially curt in
their treatment of foreigners. The
newspapers are discussing the organ
ization of a clearing house in Peking
for foreign and Chinese merchants to
relieve the money stringency.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
TEACHING CORPS OF
DISTRICT NO. 13 Is
ELECTED BY BOARD

At a meeting OF the school hoard OF
district No. 3 held FRIDAY Al the Of
flee Of sheriff Jesus Romero chair
man, with Nestor Montoya secretary,
and Maxine sanchcs and MI Romero
present the following teachers were
selected to teach IA the public schools
Of the district. composed Of precincts
-. IS and -.
old 1own school - Misses Elizabeth
Wells. Aurelia Munioya and Bereniee
Hcsseldcn
Fourth street scrooi-Mrs o''nu-
nor Roberts and Misses Cecilia Muir
ply, Beatrice Armiio and laura col
gan,
Duranes school Misses kosalie
With aud Marie Balling
Santa Earhnra school Misses Irene
Burke. Barbara Harris ana Isabel
pefea
The public SCHOOLS for the term be-
ginning IN september 1915. Will epen
on the first Monday 81 that month.
The attendance during the first term
was very lsrpe throughout the year,
necessitatinp the building Of an al
dition to the Santa barbara scho"l on
the highlands whirh the school h"ara
vii have ready for the opening OF t"r
schools In September
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
NO VIOLATIONS OF
SUNDAY CLOSING ORDER
FOUND BY THE POLICE

The lid was leak proof sunday.
The police found no violations Of the
councils order closing saloons and
that may he taken as evidence that
there were none. The front blinds OF
saloons were drawn. giving the police
a view OF interiors, SO any infraItlon
would have been easily observed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
NEW LORD KITCHENER
RETURNS FROM SERVICE

London. June t5.--The new Lord
Kitchener, elder brother aud heir of
the late secretary of war, who was
Col. IT, J.. Kitchener, is reported on
his way home from southwest Africa,
where he has been serving IN the
campaign against the Germans.
Although 90 years old the new earl,
who was barn october D. 1876. placed
himself Al the disposal Of the govern
mont al the outbreak of the war. and
began active duty at once. He served
IN Burma ~ 1871. being mentioned in
dispatches. and In the Manlpur expe-
dition in the same year being again
mentioned in the dispatches.
He married in 1877 the only daugh-
ter OF the late Lieut. Cot Franklin
Iushineton A son, Commander H. +.
L. &. Kitchener r. ~, served In China
in 1900 and is serving in the present
war. There il also q daughter.
Car Of factory wood Just received.
ftssal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
COUNCIL WILL HOLD
ADJOURNED MEETING
TONIGHT ON PAVING

The council will hold an adjourned
meeting tonight 70 hear the amended
specifications FOR the paving Of West
Central avenue Property owners are
expected 70 attend the meeting, The
council ana property owners are hur-
rying through the preliminary steps
quickly SO THAI The street viii be
nHNed when the state fair opens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
CITY PRISONER GETS
RELEASE FROM STREET
GANG BY ENLISTlNG

Eugcnlo Callahan found an effect
i've WAY to get OFF the city : street
gang before his sentence expired. cal
lahan r,mced wish To Join the M
tonsl guard aud chief J. Il. Gal'sha
delivered him TO Lieut.. Ray sena. Cal
lthan was released
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-26
SHRlNERS- T0-BE ARE
DIPPED IN RIO GRANDE
AT ELEPHANT BUTTE

Shriners Of Balut Abyad temple re-
turned Yesterday hy train and in au-
tomobiles from the Elephant Butte
dam. where they held ceremonial
session Saturday. Forty-siX noviates
took the desert trip. Il
II wasn't ali desert for all of the
candidates, however Several were
dipped into the Rio Grande below the
dam. This was the only part of the
initiation that was public. The rest
was held in the theater.