davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15

Russia, contra SucCia. Pero ming 3.
dc csas ofertas baSt6 para que {.
Duqre aceptaSe el trono Que sc l.
prcscHtaha, de tai manera. Pare
que ~comprenGi0 que ell pueblo So5:@
e. c,;al habIa de rciEar era dema,iaGo
turbllcnto y que. ademas, tendria qua
tcner siemprc la preocupaci6n de Po-
!onia. que era Ia opresoTa de los c"ea.
cos De Ukrania.
Los Churchiils de aquell0S G;as,
como cl jcfe de Ia casa de Stanley
en- 1868. no t~uvieron imagination. 81
ei vcncedor de Blenheim hubiese accp-
taGO Ia oferta de Pedro el Graudc,
muc!los tie los mas intTincadoS pro-
blcmas del cercano Orientc, no sc
hahrian presentadc, oil una Pave
rosa Interrogation. Restablecido G.!
favor de dicho Duque el RENO dc
Ukrania, acaso sc habrian ~convertiao
en- realjdad los SueHoS de Mazepa y dc
BogGan Chmelnitzky, y hasta habria
sido possible que Ia actual guerra eu-
ropea Sc cvitara.
la Ukrania forma un immense ta-
/ rritorio al sudcste de la Russia euro
pea. que tienc ! kieff por centre. Su
%pobiaciGr es de un tipo eslavo ma.
puTo que el moscovita, y su numerc
e. de % 4 30 milloncs de almas CT
Russia. Hay cinco m~iIlones ms, dc
! cosacos de Ukranii en- Hungria, Blu,
Eowira y Galitzia. micntras que eli ID
America del Norte lEstadoS Undo!
Y CGnada) hay mas de un million dc
eiloS.
Actualmente Ukrania era cl motive
De GiSputa entire Polonia, MoscoTila
Liruania Y Turquia. En- Londres )
en- Paris, en- Ia epoca de Oliver Cron
well. e. publico estuvo muy I. tantc
de los esfuerZos que los cOsacos usTa
neses realizaban para libertar Il ST
pals del yugo polaco. Tn peri0Gicc
importante de emtonccs. puolicado er
la capital inglesa. ell "'Mercurius Pc.
i~iticus' consagraba mucha atenci0I
a csc asunto.
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.CkUSA FAVORABLE IMPRESSION
4 CARRAN1A LA NO7A DEL
G0BIERHOr AMERICANA
FL IICENCAD0 ELIS[J EaRtl0kD0 Sc ME-
GA C0HfnT,R !'e "'T'' FIR
FMTA De- lkSlhUttluhtS

WASHINGTON, IA de MarZo.--
Fl Secrerario de Estado recibio aviso
hoy del agente Silliman, de que la
respuesta dada por ell gobierno anne
ricano a la nota del Primer Jefe, ha-
bia causado una favorable impression
en- los c~irculos oficiales mexicanos.
Silliman da cuenta al Departamea-
to de Estado que ell licenciado Jesus
Acu1a, encargado de Ia Se%cretaria
lie Relac5ones del gobierno ]carrancis-
"a, lc comunic6 Oficialmente que Ct
Primer Jefe Sc halla acknowledgements
impresionado con II decision de- GO
bierno americana. al .ceptar Ia pros
posici6n de que las autoridades mcXi-
canas Y las americanas cooperen mu
tuamente en- Ia persecution dc les
oandoler0S.
En- el Departments de Estado -
r~ecibieroa tambien hoy mensajes d.
los agenres de dicho departments
en- las p0hlaciones situadas a 10 lar.
60 de Ia frontera, en- los que Sc cH-
preSu que la respuesta enviada POI {.
gobicrno americana q Ia nota de
Carranza. aceptando Ia proposition
para Un arreglo reciproco para Oh
seguir Ia captura de Villa. ha si&o
recibida con muestras de aprobaciGH
por los oficiales dc Ia administrator
constitucionalista.
FL licenciado Eliseo Arredondo, re
p~resentante de CarTanza en- esta CHI
dad, Sc ha negado q comentaI lis
notas del Primer Jefe y del gobierno
americana. EXpres0 que no podia
hacer declaraciones en- ningun sent
do. hasta rccibir instrucciones &c Ia
Secretaria de R~elaciones.
Las nOticias rccibidaS por ell 60
bicrno, de que no ha habido demos.
traciones anti-americanas en- Ia Re.
publica de Mexico, han causado IA
vora5!e impression. Sc opina quc eli
gobierno Ge facto ha hecho TODD 10
que ha estado de su mano'para cyi-
tar cue 81 pueblo de Mexico asunlie-
n una actitud hostil con mC.iv0
de los infOrmes enviados de los +.
IrriIp-
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comrrobar de una Gamer eXacta.
ouc no dcjc lugar q duda alguna,
cuaI cS cl iuGar Gonde reposan los
hurscs de Cervan.eS. Solo Sc Sabc
que ST. cadavcr ful Ilcvado de Ia casa
en- II Gale dc Leon, IN Madrid. con IA
cara descubicrta. segun dispone ii re-
ola oe los Terciarios de San Francis.
co y fu2 inhumano en- Ia iglesia a2exa
ii conveuto de las m~onjas IrinitariaS.
situada en- Ia Gale de Cantarranas.
Pero all; termina ell conocimiento, por-
que 4 2usar de su tumba, ALI, no ha
sido possible d~etcrminario, no exis-
tienio Ell nuestros dias quien pueda
.Gigmar Ell sitio de Ia iglesia donde
81 elcuentran.
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Sc ALTO con Russia

=
In 1864, UkTania busco la ALBANIA
con ell trono moscovita contra sus
otroS enemigOs, Y sc negocio vi ira
tado, que janas fue repudiado, pcro
cue no por ESQ fue respectable, esDe-
cialmente en- cuanto concierne al de-
recho de los ugraneses C. usar su
idioma, Y m~antener su religion pro-
pia, que es ia de Ia Iglesia Unida.
Durante los ultimos %setenta amos,
aproxidamente, los agentes privados
del imperio austrohungaro han esta-
do tr~abajando sin descanso, para ex-
citar dificultades al gobierEo mosco.
vita entire los ukraneses de Rusia.
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Papa Sc muestra an,
sioso de que termine
la guerra europea
ENVIO UNA CARTA AL CAEDE
NAL VICAREO DE ROMA HA-
CIENDOLE ESPECIALES
RECOMENDACIONES

PARIS, Mario En- OCCASION dc
la cuaresma, ell Papa Benedicto h
dirigido Ia siguiente carta al Carde
nal PamriIi. vicario dc Roma.
Como pastor universal de las Il
mas, no podriamos, a memo de ia!
tar a los deberes inherentes de 10
sublime mission de paz Y de amor que
Dios nos ha confiado, permaneceT il
differences 0 guardian s~ilencio ante G.
~espantoso conflicto que destroza a
Europa.
"Por tai raz0n. desde ell principle
de nuestro pontificado, en- medic de
Ia augusta que llenaba nuestro CO.
razor ante espectaculo tan terrible.
tratamos varias veces, de %persuadir
z las naciones beiigerantes, por con-
sejos o por eXhortos, 4 que abaEdo-
na sell sus armas Y ajustasen u di-
senciones en- una forma compatible
cen Ia dignidad humane, en- termi-
nos de un amigable concerto.
Nos hemos arrojado entire los
pueblos beligcrantes como 10 podria
hacer un padre cuando sus ii.jos
comhaten. Los hemos conjurado en-
eli nombre de aquel Dios cuya carl
dad y ~justicia sol infinitas, a que
renuncien Il sus ideas de destruction
mutua. 4 que hagan de n
vez por todaS, cor entera c!ar!dad,
en- una forma directa o indirecta,. 10!
anhelos cue los GUAM, tomando er
consideration deatro de los limites dS
IL justicia Y de Ia p~osibiNdad, IL!
a~spiracioaes de los pueblos, y acep.
tandc 81 fuere necesario, en- Jien d,
Ia equidad y del hienestar comun &c
las naciones las obligaciones y sacri.
ficios que sean indispensables.
"Oesgraciadansente nuestra v0:
paternal 70 HI sido eScuchada hast;
Ell ~presente, Y Ia guerra continual fl
ROSA con todos sus horrores. Sig
embargo no por ESQ podemos nj cue
remos guardian ~silencio. Tn padr,
jamas Sc da por vencido cuandc So"
hiios luchan entire 81, nj cesa &c il,
tervcnir entire ellos por que nc Sc G.
cuchen sus cxhortaciones nj les con-
muevan sus lagrimas.
"Por otra partc, vos sabeis que
nuestros rcpetidos llamamientoS 90
favor de Ia paz, no han obteniGo q
efecto deseado, aunQue han ~despcrta-
do On ecc profundo, que penetra Cos
mo bdlSamo en- cl coraZ0n dc los
pueblos beligerantes y aun en- el del
mundo e~ntero, de5pertando un desc
ardientc de yer la termination de Cs-
te conflicto tan pronto como sc puc
da.
"Ademas no es possible que no:
otros perm&neZcamos mudoS, sin Il,
vantar dc nucvo nuestra voZ cont-l
csta guerra, que parece ser e! So
cidio de la Europa civilizada. Nc de-
Demos olvidar hacer las indicacIon'
Y SugeStioneS necesarias cada vez q
las circunstancias 10 permitan, v
licndonos de cuantos mcGios pueGS
cCntribuir para alcanZar este obje.c
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-AnimaS bcnditas.-decia un
ma! cazador-que mate algunos CO.
ncios. Les promote que el primer
coneio qac mate es para ustedes,
De ALI . POGO, salieron dos cone
JOS. e cazador apunta y izas, ma
90 uHo solo. naturalmente. Acor-
dandose de su promesa dijo:
-.Se fu& e. corejo de las animas.
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10 QUE Sc OPINA EN- ROMA So
SRE LA CARTA DE SU SANT.D.At

ROMA, Mario Fla Cara de-
Santo Padre, Girigida al Cardenai
Vicario dc Roma con motive de la
cuaresma, es una prueba ~reclenGc do
que el Jefc de Ia Iglesia Catolica no
perdera ninguna oportunidad, ii tie
lara piedra alGuna sin remover, 4 lin
de concluir la guerra o aminorar sus
horrores cuanlo menos.
L. Santa Sede ha negado IL TO
ticiaS que han circuladc de tempo
en- tempo, relativas a que el Papa
haya influido en- 10 particular con
alguna naci0n beligeraIte para que
hi2iera Ia paz en- determinado clti-
do. La verdad es que el Pontificc Ia
hecho IN llamamiento j todas las
naciones. va colectivamente, Va por
separado, directa o entertainments,
tanto a los G]oberHantes como al pue-
bio. tratando de que SUI voz sea es-
cuchada para que cescn las hossili-
dades y Sc lleguc a IN acuerdo j.
cieTo.
Siempre han sido negadas las
I claraciones en- sentido c~ontrario
ha publicaGo la prensa, como Ia
sc rcferia a tratar de inducir q 81
ca 4 one ~negociase un tratado de
por Separado con Alemania.
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CINCO MIL PARADAS DE CAa
TUCHOS OECOMISADAS

T"lrIrana Especial para IL PREN,i
Ill PASO, Texas, Mario Lila
2oiicia encontr6 hoy en- IA casa per
~teHecieaue . IN meyic&ao 5000 Pc
radas de cartuchos para rifle y aIgr-
Ia armas v~icjas. Sc decomi5aron c
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mientras que Ell de Petrogradc
justa represalia Ia estaGo tratand
revolver a los ukraneseS dc BUh
na y de Galitzia contra Ia monaI
de Barsburgo. La question de [
MIA ha sido una fuente de disco
continue entire Russia J Austria 1.ur-
gria. Como quiera que la guerra a.
tual tuvo su origen en- Ia enen ist'
antigua entire ambo& imperios, N
e~xageraci6n asegurar que Ia gu
actual pudo haber sido evitada
perdida de muchos millones dc: Ees
81 John Churchill, et'ni gar
Duque de Marlborough, hubiese lcep-
tado las reiteradas ofertas que le
dirigi6 Pedro el Grande.
La Marquesa dc E~ontaaoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15

yi..o-fE szyrsSA EScopLlsc!ca sO6srn!s tci
4nTisuo , -,ueya Tes'a-nsnio LlC-o 9lS
SnofIsne ia ccuDlic2ds historic dvi pue-
Mo de Israel : cue PInI- rs Hsurs' u
a.triaress : Drcre.1s, T!2Ecc@e cLArSLnea-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-15

: CuInpre listed Siempre SiiS librOS en-
:. eSia casa. Per su hareiura y Su eff
!. cacia en- 81 deSpachG de los pcdidOS
!. e. Ia que mayor coniianza iRSpirs a
= pubiieo.
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oErss psxTICAs De PEzk
E-LlSfSa.

~ 5icci1; re TA-ca- Collection de con-
oosIetoaea sedlcsdas Z Ia DsIfl2 J : SIS
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ESPLRlI-NC.

,nuh IS sl Esp!rlJisUlC -..... .t
SSrss p6stUmaS re Allan kaTdec.....- -,
n LIoro de los N7dlI.ns--. 90
N Genesis. los MliSEros ; IDS FI7~
ms -
- Fysngeiio segun q EsqIEiuSlno'... -.
n Gala = al Inferno ....-. 80
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Sscrs.os Ssi IRrtarIS ----.-.-...
assAS pTNERsAs.

q RUiS-I0r YUCatSco- COLLECTION dc ran"."-
ncs mcGerHa7. ccn III HEri@ao PiFa torAi
Ia cU!;arra. : OUGo~ .........--.... Sic
AImangrrr IluStrado p.-a 1915. &C.
Manual le Ia LrlS &c GaillnaS. -......---si.t
ElaIa-Alredsdor dei MuB1o, IniereSaRLe re
!aci6n nUyeieSCs dc In viaIe p0r las pria-
clgaleS Fesiongs : ciUddaeS Gel nun
fc I5c
JOrta7 ! noyeiaS morales .....-.-..Si.=
Manual de Agriculture : G~anadaTts. lndtS-
yenS2nIe para Ia genie &c CAMPO. con
EFE9SCOS 80
5Ui2 Dc, JUSaGJc &c Tel0Ia. LiDr0 tadiS-
nsRSSbIe para los a~f!ciGlad0s a base,
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PSESIA5.

po.stqs "a Aatonlo Plaza .. SSe
pSsl0nartas. Obrss pOsucsS dc Aahlei "a,
sSias 10 ysnUel kcuAs- Aunen!sdsS c0A
n 6-srna 'Ei PaSsto'
20 ~--TSdoTes &c Mexico. ReTnos2 coleS-
rf,n Ts pOeslSS de nueSI?os meloEes -.
49, --S=+f~2 -.---... sft
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OBRAS De VENTA EN- LA uBRERA DE EGNACI0 E. LOzAN0
L. eaan mas crdkda a.nas segua Ia qGe ten Ell meor sHHdo yDasque eoe mas Oaato' L'
peHdog Sc despshnsporg enreof gahs pagadoa Ell nHno ds cues sebe Ia Gen

nevocionarto GIadalupano ,........... 22e
Ca;eclsrno de PerseveranCia. .Si.W
los %arirreS. % eI TrIunIo dc IL Religion
Crtstiana. LIDro cGT2 leCtlra nos mace
rcDfrlrfqs. Ia una armada con los aTFeoS
De Ia ~rerocldad, Y la otra con ei sLInnolG
n 6enio del CristianlsmO. Esia Obra, como
Ia anterior. IS de las mei0reS para lbs
IC-N 81 Bs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
Do You Know What the State
Fair Means; You Must See 1t

it when speak
the advertisement issued by the stat"
Fair a bit:
last wondering Ne"
the first real state ar ever
they their home away with a
OT what Mexico ne lh
they all the last word in fairs for this state
for long
But W. Southland charged win the duty Of putting on n a
recommended Mr. N"u'iad ne
cause he believed best fitted the state 10 tax" over he
work has been Justified and more u'h
justified
The this compared WIZ,
the o this compared
The laid by MIR Putncy were solid TOT %
his
Of iia'"
lhc he entertainments ana '' "
dnstrta il % he ahead OF that last year
Last exhibition OF rSie''f"
This rfAld
registered sheep ever '
lore cen a one southwest
racing
That greatly. taken I" ' IL"
in had while The entries u.
splendid and the only ''''
play he had This costs h'
lm on three nights last YEAR
The Indian sports this cost Sl'""' =, Rim
Did Girls Big prices are l"" j" '7
'""S
Did youc Capt \ does things with guns mat
"iaO Bill attempting
There be u every the fair hi- year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
NEW GREEK CABINET
\ SERVICE AFFAIR

Athens sept l6 ,yia London ll.15
p, mJ The new Greek cabinet, head
ed by Nikolas kalog,ropoulos. as-
sumcs power under the same Condi-
uons as surrounded that of ttS prcdc-
ccssor and is merely "a service cabi-
net.
The new premier NJ Kalogeropou-
los is considered one of the most ulcN-
cr lawyers in Greece. and has re-
ceiyed the degree of doctor of laws
from the University OF Paris He
lived for long time iu France, and
has had close relations with Great
Britain.
NJ Kalogcropoulcs was minister of
finance for brief timc in lgJl-5, and
was minister of the interior in the
TheOtokis cabinet OF l2UA-9
The new premier is friendly to for
mer premier Nenizclos although hc is
not an active PARTISAN Of the Vcuizg-
list party
Tho new cabinet is considered here
toward Grccccs participation In the
war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
Armofed Motor Cars Used in
Cooperation With Infantry
Charges EnfiIade Germans
With Deadly Effect
WEIRD TANKS LOOK
LIKE NOTHING EVER SEEN
Soldiers Make Fun Of Strange
Looking Engine Of DeStruc-
ton and Wonder Which Is
Its Head and Which Its TAIL
nv ao.rs. ,oo.s., .,.e,Al ...sso ~.r

British Front In France, Sept l6
tyia London Tho work of the new
urmored cars in cooperation with the
british infantry in their charges in
Yesterdays successful attack is the
one theme of thei talk throughout the
army today
THE idea was so good when it was
offered said a staff officer that We
had some built and the way they have
gone over the German trenches and
cniiladed them with machine guns is
soma return for the surprise the Ger
mans gave us with their gas attacks
in the first battle of Yprcs
Evidently the British are able to
keep the building OF these cars entire
ly secret and the first that the Ger
mans knew of their existence was
when in the misty dawn yesterday
morning they came laundering across
craters and over tree stumps, cutting
down many small trees on their way
toward the German trenches, on to
the second line and even to the third
line The retun to earth of the ich-
thyosaurus or dinosaurs Spoutng hul-
let's from their nostrils could not
have been more amazing
Cars Are Called Tanks"
Tanks" is the slang word the army
staff has applied to these strange
creations Of machir rT BIT 4 y 't.k
less like tanks than anything else in
The world 1t is hard to say what
they look like. They have been
compare" both ia Armadllos and
measuring worms and TO many other
weird creeping or crawling objects Of
natural history. A man Of wars tur-
ret crossing fields. i'm and out of Eul-
lcys ana through fences, would pre-
sent spectacle resembling their
progress.
During the days proceeding the
attack, as they moved up TO the front
and the soldiers ea2ed at them the
risibilitics of all ranks were ticklcd,
All sorts Of questions were propound-
3D. would the thing stand when il was
hitchcd-and what was it fed? Which
was its tail and which It's head? At
all events ii was steel jointed incar-
nation of military secrecy. Spectators
laughed at it but with the true Brit
iSh sporting instinct hoped it would
at least have a sporting chance,
Last night wounded men back from
the line forgot their pain and what
part their battalion played during the
hattie in telling what tho tanks did
Notes were compared between the ac-
tione Of our and your tank Co.
operating with the infantry action TO
urc-arrangcmcnt, the grotcsque ore1-
lures played the part set for them un-
der the control of their invisible
crews, which were their brain centers
Some soldiers said their batalions
had nothing more TO do than harvcs-
tcrs who gather shcaycs, following q
reaper and binder rakod With fire.
Strange Clause In Reports.
British army reports never had
stronger passage than one saying that
l0o Germans had surrendered TO 20
tank unless it was one reporting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
YOU STILL CAN
GET TICKETS

Many people were d,sap-
pointed last year because they
failed to set season tickets to
the state fair and were COM
PEELED TO pay higher rate, ut
the gate.
For the accommodation u
such. this year 1otb m and
out OF the city tie iorral' re
served a limited nnohcr .t
tickets, as did The Evening
Herald, which may be a2d.trr
TWO DOLLAR I.\lIL
good ior sis day and t8ee
night admissions
As long a, the Journals
supply lasts, any person may
secure ticket, by applying At
the Journal office u person
or by letter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
.NJSTRiiNS WITHSTAND
ASSAULTS OF ITALIANS

Vienna, Sept lG tyia London, 9.5G
p. mD-- Except on the northern wing
of the Carso plateau Austrian troops
on the lower Isonzo are withstondin@
the assaults Of the Italians, according
to the official communication issued
from Austrian general headquarters
today Thc italians have gained some
ground on the northern plateau and
the Austfans have takon 500 prison
CTs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
The lu.t Two dayF is morc hon 1000.
COMPNR NTIVE QUIET
PREV Nj = ON THE SONIME

Paris. Sept l6 Uo'aO p mD.-Thr
Somnic front today WAS comparative
~ quiet, according TO the official
statement issued by the war office to-
night The French are making prog
rcss north Of Boachavcsnes, \ GER
man acroplanc has dropped several
bombs on Rheims killing two civil
ians
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17

Berlin, Sept l6. Cby wireless to say
NIl,l Tho report from entente quar-
tcr- hat the German government had
seized The entire holdings OF the Bel
gjun bank. amounting to 500. 600. 600
frames, was denied in q statement is
sucd today by the Overseas News
agency There has been no seizure
at all. says the agency statement
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
Sale of 1000 Tickets in Az
buQuerQue Assures That;
State Is Yet to Be Heard
From.
ITS SUCCESS IS NOW
REGARDED AS CERTAIN
Newspapers Remembering Last
Years Experience Reserve
Limited Number of Season
Tickets for Readers.

One thousand tickets. 10 round
numbers have been taken by the peo-
pie Of Albuquerque. thus insurlna "a
better attendance at the great fair
than last year The day ticket sale
for last year was only about 750, and
the night sale, made entirely TO the
same people who bought the day
tickets, was less than coo. The tickets
sold during the week were for both
the day and the night gate.
There should have been at least
1000 sold. but with 1000 In the hands
OF purchasers in the city and tho
state to be heard from, the gate is as
sured
Still Chance for Tickets.
Last year, after the drive for the
advance sale of tickets had closed
thcre was insistent calls for season
tickets from people who had neglect.
ed TO take advantage Of tho oppor.
tunity To peet this condition this
year the two Albuquerque daily news
papers, the Morning journal ana the
Evening Herald reserved limited
number which may be had at tho
price paid by those who purchased
last week. The newspapers made
these reservations purely for the ac.
commodation Of their readers in and
out of Albuquerque, and any one cail-
ing at either office with The price, or
sending 81 for each ticket viii re-
celve tickets as long aa the supply
lasts II is n matter Of first come first
served
Ups ana Downs Encountered.
The ticket sale started out well.
Then it dropped nearly to nothing.
Aftcr the meeting held at the Com
mrrciai club the men who do things in
albuquerque left their work and be-
gan a drive in earnest, and the re-
suits were gratifying. even II they
were not all that Mr. Southard. the
president of the fair hoard. desired.
The success Of the fair is assured.
The tair board will deliver the goods.
as per agreement II viii be a real
state ioir and thcro viii be 81 display
OF products and "a program Of cntcr-
tunmout aud umuscmcut such as
never before has been seen IA the
southwest
Fireworks Galore.
Tho fireworks will be far better
than last year, the cost for three
nights being considerably more than
last year for six nights. The racing,
whom all Of the entries are considered.
10000 The band
music costs Just the same as last year.
Added to all Of that we shall have
with us the Killarney Girls'-nipe
nj them who compose one OF the
hest of the Rpdpath attractions. They
viii sing at the fair grounds every
iay This attraction alone costs tho
.ar $3.50
Then there arc the Indian races, the
cowboy races and a lot of other races.
rhc amusement features Of tho fair
are crowded 10 the limit This is for
hc purpose Of bringing people here
10 soc the exhibit Of cereals, Of live
stock Of poultry, of the products Of
he orchard the garden and the mine.
There viii be q machinery exhibit.
md thcre win be sale of more than
600 articles, composing everything
rom do2rn safety ra2ors to electric
'hurns, cream separators and thrcsh-
nE machines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-17
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