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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
alus Dem SHHercu 9larBlunO's Hno
Den angrcH5cuccu @taatcn,
Narmer eridl-o b iiA.

S0rmer ert N.o 3 ~ d.
Ger 10 Sabre olte, na6e g}eiu
8reeoong 6ei Dorf, 9Say pobnenoe
Sormer glrt6ur Sudt6 begiug
GeI6itmoro olrb GridieBeu. CT bin.
terldBt ieine ggittme mo Elm Is Mo,
mate altes Sfino
@eiitesfranf.
Der cbemaligc aoiiirer Der @riteH
9tationalbanf III SiBniilers, beiGum.
berlano, @arrett GountD, GoiDoro
@amill pnroe int gluoes9eridt
uiht ihnloig befruoen fdli6e Sc.
rihte oen Gonrant Gontroleur un0
fdlide glnga6en o6gegeben 81 6abeu
Sanill muroe fir aeiitestranf be-,
flnoen iwo ourh 9lidter Goie Dem
ct eliiabetb &oipital in 8ai6ing-
ton iibcriuieicn
Wl aBor GralcD 10 e0er no.
miHirt.
4laBor 2elpiS TraleD ipltroe ami
Dem oemotrotiirben Gidet als Dlapor
pon SreOerid, DIS. iuicoer nominirt;
Ct er1ielt 737 Stimnen uno ieiu
@eener elmer @1c@6e6us 167. 9Ils
Sto0t 9legiiirator er6ieIt GliffGoa
5s1 5timmen umO 6 80, 6or 315.
8ua, grtgIeiiung.
@lf 6radtlpogapns eines melt.
wdrts fabrenoen 8uges Der 9alti'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

res @aiier geblciiOert bdtten itol,
pcrten iie iibcr Die bal6 5uianlmcnge-
iboiicna @tGbcn. lln0 nibt mtr
oas gefiiIlte 61Bhen 6rohtcn tie init.
9cidleppt auh nod 5pei elmer,
meiB @ott, no iic bic oligegobelt
botten, nit @oiicr oefiiat, Oos allcr'
oings cinen gutcn @ro3entioB Cred
icntbielt, tritgen iic Oobcr. PIN lieb.
item ipdre ib Den poderen Siingens
nm Den Sals geiollen Die 10 falt.
bliitig ibr 2eben gcpagt 6atteu. Co
hcno cr5dblien iic, pic Die @ranaten
nm lie berllmgeilogen m1ren, irnS
gerinai1dsig meinte @iner: Sic
Ruiicn fonnen eben nidt idbicBen,
ionit bdttcn iic Die gluupe l6ngit &C.
troifen, minoeitens 20 @ronotIoHer
iiBen I'M 9reiS Orm bernm~ Sect
botten mir pie0er genug @oiier, eS
Iahgtc and, bis Die &uiicn ibr uniin-
niges S6ieBcn enOlid cinitellten.
60 fonnte if nod oicl bon Dem
Seloenmltb ino scr Eooesoero6-
tmg lnierer 2eute er5ableu. 1ie
9lidien 6abenS iibrigeus 81 ipiircn
befoninleu, bcionoers 6ei Dem Sono.
granatentdnlpf am 9lbenO oeS 90.
N21r1 no cine 0r0Bere 9l6tbeilitnd
9riien in imiere @rGben eiuaeorlm.
gcn NOR Ooh in fiir5em wiitbcnoen
globfampf bel Dem oilf imierer Seite
Souoarauatcn oie SauptroQe ipiel.
ten init gan8 oerni1tet muroen GoH
iett babeit mir, pie 9eiagt, etiuas
9tube mo iDic Elm iuilOer. miIiter
Eroim eribeint inns 0ie lebte 3eit,
elm EroiH oen man nidt germ mie.
ser trdunlt. llno mc6r ais einmol
ira9cn mir inns. it's oenn wirflid
pa6r, baben mir t6atid6lih foIt IA
GAGE lang i'm idmeritcu 5eucr ge.
itonoen bo6en, 6aben mir mirflih foIt
IA Gage lang aef1mpit nno gepadt,
ge6ungert unO eeoiirIict imo einenl0
Der ewaltigiten 9ln9riffe oieies 6liiti-
gen 90IferringenS fegreid mioer-
itanoen2l Sin 9lid Onr6 oie SdieB.
idjarten beiabt oieie 6rage. Gort lie.
gen Dor iniercn Gru6toerbouen bis
weit in oie ruiiiidcn SteIhmoen bin-
ein nod Die Touienoe riliiii6er Sei-
den oie oeu wiIOen g(nitiirmen 3imt
Opfer gefallen iino. g9ir bobcn in
oen Iebten 9ldhten idon oiel Sooten-
grd6eroienite getban, es eolt uniere
Grubtuerbnue 5u idi6crn mo sic GA.
rim b0hgeuoen 9ei6eu 81 beeroigcn
9lodt fir g3aht miro Oas po6l 10
weitergeben. glud sic Dor Dem Grabt-
perboi liegenoeu @eiaaenen, 10 weit
mir Oortounen io,eu elm e6rliheS
ariescrGrab boben, oenn topier fdm.
pieno iino iie gefaadlt uno mir 5ouen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
g,ou Ser 9iinafront.


Gin oeiitiher Sifi5ier, Der an ocr
Giinofront itebt ihreibt inter Dem
Gottm oas 10. gtpril:
Seute iino's eerooc aHt Gage felt
Dem Iebten groBen gIngriff oitf lmiere
StelIungeu. Seitoem lit es an unie-
rcr aau5en 6rout ni6t nlr in iinie.
rem 9lbidnitt till gepeien, glur nod
eIten ino Damn meiit in ocn 9lbeno,
ihtH0en pfefiern Die gluiien beriiber,
ein 5ieI. uuo planloies SbieBen flei.
ner 8oliber, Die idieBeii. oomit cben
geidofen miro @ertb bats feineu
iiir 0ie 9ltineu oenn Inns idaoet's s
nidlt Gie eroBe Sifeniipe, Oereu
entpidllmg mir 8uerit nibt obue
Sorse, nahber nit itets iib Iteigen.
Der 9iu6e uuo 8uoeriidt oeriolgtcu
uHo onr6mabten lit fldglidl 5liaus
mengebroden fldaliHcr ais iel6lt
mir, ole ipir ood aIte &iiiienfampfer
iiuo ie fir mosIif gebalten bGtten.
Is 1T ia pobr, mir iporen 1itf ben
glngriff bor6ereitet, lrniere Stellln.
Gen marcn in monatelanger 5dber
Sdau5arbeit alsgebout, allies mar
getban, INN uuier 2cben 70 Diel ipie
mogHb 81 ihiibeu, oie Stimmnng
illierer Seltc mar gut, nit blinoem
&ertrmieu iaben mir alIe 5um obers
iten 5iibrer auf, lno 0od, es mar ein
Gar ihueres Stiid, cine NleiIteror.
bcit oie mir pollbra1t boben. GS
licgt mir fern lus ielbit loben 5lt
mqllen ooS iiberlaiia id) getroit anoe.
rem ood id bin itol5 ino fro6, ooB
es min ipieoenm pere6nnt mar, oo.
bel 81 ieiu niitbelfen 5u Oiirfen, mo
iih mieoerum cin Stiid 8eltgeidid-
to lntifieoen bot. llnD moS i'd immer
Uicoer beulnoern muB, ipoS mir Die
6odlte gIhtuue obnotbigt. oos lit ooS
8crbaltcn Der Seute. iie m0gen alte
gcoiente 2onopebr ooer iunge Erup-
pen ieiu eS bleibt iit eleih. Salt,
rnbig, ia oft 81 berpegen in0 mag
bqliia, 6eipnnen imo in eroBter Sc
fa5r iiano6oit iIno treu. Wlit iolden
2epten tnnn man ouh 0os @r0Btc
traaen Oos ShIimmIte ousboltenl
@enn meiue Gerben periagten, tpem
it beitiniuit oadte, i'd bin am gnoe
mciner Sfrdfte angelangt, oonn mod.
tc mid ciii Bid aitf meme Seute i'm.
mcr lQieoer iriia Wlit 8uiammen.
aebiiieHeH 8dbnen fldte i'd 0ann Der
GdlwddJe &err 5li iueroen uno int-
ner gclang es mir.
90 lagan mir 81 9eginn ser ruI,
iiiden Gffeniibe in einem 5orgeido
benen 9lbidnitt, orei Gage nno orci
Kinder sct1r@I9r1
MACH FLETCHER'S
a .u~s, aas-l - u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
8iKenenert6eS fir Seimder
s}aItimDre's.

QulAtltULC Nt
Sebenswertbe Fuir1te Der StaOt unG
mie oieielben 5u erreihen iiito.
rDruio.SiIl &arf," 7S0 glder
groB; nit Der 92aoiion.gIoenue.9i-
ME 8u erreihen.
Wlonument 0u Sort 8abcod an
General 8abcod, Capt. Sobn 9loanls
@ebiter.
sort WlcSenrb 9arf," am Often.
oe Ser GareD-Str.- -9inie.
DGarrou-8arf,~ NIT Der GoIlim.
bia.9loe. .Sinie alt errei1en.
Sort &UWarO, nabe Der 8np.
Sbore.2inie.
nGIiftou-@arf", nit DER Sarforo.
glOe..Sinie 81 erreiden.
g8atterion-@orf," nit allen 0itIid
fabrenoen 2inieu 5i erreiden.
n9fiperiioe-@orf,~ @areD-Str.- .-2i.
ME, iiiolid gebeno.
,SSeoernI-Sill.8orf," gepdbrt Ell.
ne lleberf6t iiber BEN inueren Safen;
NIT Der Srleans.Str.- .-2inie, iiioli9
gebeno.
Sort 9lrmiiteaO, Sort Carroll ino
Sort SuaIlwooO, am geiten nit
8ooten 5n erreiheu.
8iloer. .@allerie ser DMarDlGnoer
SiItorii6en @eieaidaft", al Ser ede
bon ct. Raul- imo Saratoga.5tr.
nGarroll.Maniion," an DER @de
pon 6ront- unS 9ombaro.StroBe.
o6laggen-Saus, = 100 oas Sternen.
banner geuadt mtroe, al ser gSoro.
meitede bon Bratt- iuO 9llbemarIe.
StraBe.
uSames 8. giiOgelp.Monim ent"-
i'm Sarlem-9arf.
Statue bon Sen. Sobn 80. 5000
an 8aItimore.StraBe unO Sop
fins-8lace.
Statue bon Sir @iaiam @aaoce
inn 0rui0 Siu-8arf.
Statne pon Cornelius galpert-
al ct. YouLStraBe, am Gingana
8um @eriGtsgebauoe.
Wlonument auT Dem gsortb Foint
S6la6tfeloe.
n0lomment fir oie 6reipillieen
oes &rieges bon 1912" - i'm Sort
@lcSenrD.
@eOddtniBtafel an Scr Iouer oes
0St. 9auIs-5rieo1ofes~, Dem @Iabe
ipoielbit Die @efaIlenen Der 9leooIli.
tion uno oes 9rieees bon 1912 bel.
geiebt pur0en.
@eoddtniBtafel an Der .St.
8ouls 9irbe-5iim snoenfen oil Ga.
pit1n 9lidoIas 9lurton W1oore onse.
6radt.
@eoa6tniBtafeI am M}aoiion-9l0e
@inoang 5um 9ruiO Sill-Borf; gum
9Lnoenfen an oen Gauf 0es 2ruiO
SilIs angebradt.
nG0gor 9llan Boe @eoG9tniBta.
nG6urd Some & Snfirmoro. q
@eridtsoebdiioe ipeIhes $3,0OO,.
900 foitete, an Ser ct. SAUL un0
Serington.StraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

Gs oamnertc bereits, ais Drerel
MI cinem Scr naditen Gage no1 ei.
nem 9eiub bel Dem franfen Sronl
Erice oos Nllerbeiligen Spital Der.
lieB Der S{nabe iuor lett pieoer bei
@efpuBtiein, ober 70 id)ipnh, oaB oer
glr5t an ieident @ieoerauftommer
sipeiielte Tie bei0en Boli3iiten glor.
ton iinO Bates botten oenn audi, inn
0er 9eiocnoen 5lt lbonen. bel ieiner
@ernebnnmg Die groBtc 9oriidt be.
obabten miiIien glllmdblid) mar
Grants Grinnerrug all ienen Iii.
gliidstaq 5llriidgefebrt, CT geltnno, 6oB
er oomalB Itutt oeu 8himcuforb iclbft
IN Serrn 2or6S $auic ob5uliefern.
0enieIben einem anoerl Gnoben iiber,
geben iino bon oieiem 0afiir fiinf3ig
Gents erbalten babe glun legte ibn
gprton omei 86otograpbicn Dor. mel.
IEc Brauf aiif Der STEELE erfunntc
nSo. Oas 1T Der anobe. rief ct beipt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
QgEaI.geridlte ans @aidinntOn.


Nl6BIih & Grfronfnugen.
glf Ser SraBe crfrantte ploBid
Der 80 Sabre alte eugene Sepel, i'm
Snrtforo Souie mobnbait mo muB.
te uah Dem g8ui5ington 9lDlum 500
ipital 9ebradt per0en.
ggm. q. Sduerotieger, 30 Sabre
alt ans SDottsDiae, DO. Ser eben.
faas ouf Scr StraBc crfranfte, pur.
&c nod Dem GaiualtD Soipital &c.
bradt
Dor oen Sauie ger. 1876, G.SiraBe,
RsC., iDuroe ser Ga Sabre olteGbas.
espil bon gar. 467 G.5traBe, "a %.
arih6pft aiigeiimoan uno nod Dem
GaiuaItp Soipital ge6radt.
Bor Dem Stationsbauie Der Gr.
iten 4re5inft Qoli3ei erfronfte ser
IA Sabre olte gernar0 9leeie bon
Wr AIS, GsSiroBe, 60. SIN Gmer.
seHcp SoipitoI fano Der anobe 9lui-
uabme.
llnfdIle.
9Inw1It @. Galpin Gbaie uiiroe
bei'm llcberihraiteH oes 6obroam.
mes bon einem gl6lieierllngspagen
ongeiabren iinO leidt perleBt @r
meigerte iid, elm Soipitol aui5uii-
dcn
Der ms Baltimore iinnnenOe 81
$abre alte Soiepb 3onoers rpuroe
bon Dem bon &ercD aennerlD gelenf.
ten glldo an scr 70. StraBe imp
&enniDlbanin gI0cnue nie0ergeitot
ben uno an Sen 9einen Derlebt 3an-
0ars peigertc Iidt Elm Soipitol ouf-
5liiucben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

gtdhte lang in einem umunter6rodc.
rcn ErommeIferer aler riiiiiider aa.
liber Die itniere padr bimoert Wleter
Sieuung balo itdrfcr, balo ibwoder,
bod obue @auien bear6eiteten g9ir
fonnten uns peOer nit oen onoeren
llnterit1nOcn nod nit Sen riidmdrtS
lieeenoen 9lcsimerts 9leierben Der.
itdnoigen, Ole Selepbouleitilngcn ina.
rem ihon in ocn eriten Stunoen o6.
geiholien iporoen. uno 10 iporen mir
me6r ooer peniger oilf ms iel6it an.
gemieien Sir "a Stimocu morcn
ole gB- ino Trinfoorrdtbe berehnct,
oic mir iAon in ueiier @oriorge il
oen Stolen unO ltnteritdnoen ber.
iialt botten. Cod lpenn Die S5rilt
peritri6eu un0 9laes aufge3ebrt mar,
ipas oonu2 9eionoers 0ie geihnf.
iung oes @oiiers modte mir Cor.
gen oem ih iob idon in oen eriieu
Stunoen ser 9eidieBing ipie infer
8oiierporrot6, Der in einem fleinen
g9einfaB mnr, ihnell obno6m Oenn
fortpd6reno iprroe aetrinfenj fort.
md6ren0 muBte Scr trodene @oltilcn
augencbt peroen. llno ie mebr oic
Stlmoen fortidritten, ie an6altenocr
iid 0as feinOlibe 5euer 5ci9te, I'M 10
gr6Ber itieg oie Soree in mir. Ger
@umnen mar melt, lag 6inter ser
Stellima ipobl 300 Dieter entiernt
itno aeraoe oieier Sbcil lag I'M itdrf-
item feinoliHen 8eper gser icb oa
biualismoete, Inn @oiier 81 bolen
mar Dem Iideren So0e gepei6t, oas
luuBte icb, oarlm mahte id gar nidt
crit ocn 8eriuh, 6reiiuilige auf5urr..
feu pno nahm mir Dor, bel @inbruh
Ser TrnfeIbeit iel6It binii6er5ugeben
Tie Gutfelbeit brod Damn auh eno-.
lid 6ercin. bod oos feinolihe Selter
IieB nidt nad, in1 @egent6eil, es
ibicn iid nod 5u peritdrfen unO I'M.
ier @oiierborrotb iDar ale gepor-
oen. fein Sropfen mar mebr oa.
llnO mir Oiiriteten; Denn mfrs oub
nidt eiugeiteben ipoIlten inierGilrit
mar groB. ga 6olf 9(aes nidts, ,@oi.
ier nniBte ber, 10 oOer 10, mo fnr5
entifloiien uabm ib oos 6dBdlen
mo poute biuaus. Die 2eute iaben
mid crit gon5 neroubt an. oonn ais
lie 6eeriffen, mas id5 poIlte, ipran.
gen 5mei, orei flint 5ualeidl bcrbei
na6men mir 0os 6dBhen aus Der
$ono, uno obne Elm @ort 81 oerlic.
ren moren iie ihon 0roiiBen in@'ra-
ben. Sebt mar ih Der &eroutte, ood
nm ginipuiA 81 cr1e6en mars 6u
ip1t, 0ie 2eute pnren idon tort
Qonee. cnolos laiiae, fiirdterlihc
5e9n Minutci perbrohte ib iuSelbit.
Doriuiirfcn ini ltntcritano, lauidte
ocl itbweren III n1diter gldbe ein-
ihlagenoen @ronaten ino bate MIR
Den eincn, inmer ilno INNER ipieOer-
fe6renoen @eonnfen: a@enn ooh
alles gut gebt. ipenn iie nur mieoer-
fommenl@ llno iie tamen iuieoer.
alti Die guIienbauoe, sc.
reu @ranoten gar 5u auforinglid
ieieu, lmo ibnen Cred in ibr foitba-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

more Ohio gabu cntgIeiiten na6c
9raoi6np geItern Morgcn luo bio.
dirtru Die gtrcdc fir SEN @erfebr
bis Had II lIbr @ormittogs. Gs pur.
DC gtiemano perIett uno muBte ser
&erionenperte6r umgeIcitet uerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10
9}Q0ifQI6eiIln0 Ser g}erDeni6wd6e.

Sdpode neboie 8criorcu gcpIae $oingsIoigtc uno
lheten Erdmen erib0pfpnOcl gusHie @ri 9tde aOp
i9mu Sooraisiou &bnobme 0es @cbors o Der Sebfrot 9n
tarrb 02nset6rlde Stbperopng W0gfe Grrotben 8terr
Sersflopie @rtbefIcmira Mengifet ulo Srb crfabren
aus Dem onguSircnuO| us nGe 6ueCH ascnO6cr grnugcu
erauSlid in fIr5cr 3 Stcn, Sameniluf &GimOF Sramp
@aerbrn6 und D6us 9tGOSc au uea Sdng
gegelt mrrSeu
aehs ntcenane
Gmienbnna gr'
Scnidcn SriSntaIuit i37 Gait 81. etry @au gOrf g. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-10

audi ocn 6eiuoe oic e6rc, Die ibm
aebilhrt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
IN pave CIdvis streets.

Clovis, \. NJ, Aug. 3.-There is a
movement on foot to pave Main streeu
from the court house to the Santa Re
station a distance of seven blocks.
Many property owners whose holdings
front that thoroughfare have express
ed themselves as being in favor of the
proposition, to say nothing of the al"
ded attraCtiveness and convenience
this improvement would be to the
city During the summer season the
merchants suffer incalculable damage
from the dust that settles on their
merchandise and in rainy weather
the conditions are as bad. The plan
being favored is to pave Main street
and to oil the side streets with crude
oil which has proved such a big sue
cess in other towns and cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
CHINA DIVIDED +
ON QUESTION OF
PREPAREDNESS
0oe Faction Believes in a Ire
meodouS Military 0rganiza-
tioo While the Other Is OPP
posed to It,
..,,o,sd Press CorrespondenceO

,'pjno July l5.-Recent political
-. in China has shown that the
Sult,,,,, division of Chinese politics
dIu'"I%o' northern and southern pap
lh'o decidedly misleading. There
uts ,'9rious factions in China which
als definite classification. But in q
'eH yov Chinese leaders may be
henod as members OLA military and
CASHIERS of military party.
H'ynon Shi-kai was the chief expo
If the views adhered to by the
n'litorr clan. He believed in rule by
NH hinbt and created a military organ
t5an which became decidedly top
s NJ Many southern men shared
I'm Shi-kai's views. LANG Shih-yi
@ several of the other leaders whose
S,,U waned with the death of Yuan
shi.kai were Cantonese.
nt,Iitarism has not been confined
90 Tho north, and geographical lines
ora in no way indicative of political
o,ys Tuan Chi-jui, the premier
,.ndcr Yuan Shi-kai who has been
raannointed by Lii Yuan-hung, Is a
tntlitarist but did not share the i'm
nn,iol aspirations of Yuan Shi-kal.
H. ia republican, but not as radical
repuhlican as Ii Yuan-hung, the
70
president
While Ii Yuan-hung Is primarily a
soldier and has spent practically all
If his life in naval and military eff
tort he is not an ultra militarist. he
believes in popular rule, and has new
81 advocated an immense army.
yuan Shi-kais methods were much
the same as those of the old Manchu
emperors. and during his administra-
lion north China was kept at peace
nv ereat military forces, which dom
mated the political situation and
made it impossible for Independent
fippres from the south to come 10
peking This military strength has
been transferred to Tuan Chi-Iui. The
methods of the military have been so
reprehensble that even now southern
leaders are unwilling to risk their
lives in Picking, and refuse to come
here for conference. Shanghai is the
center from which most of the n6go-
tiatlons for a settlement Of the pres
emit controversies are conducted.
The military party, of which Tuan
Chl-iui is one Of the chief members,
is quite willing to disband the north
em armies and replace the troops
now in Peking with southern soldiers.
The revolutionary leaders insist that
this must be done before harmony
can be re-established between the
warning factions, and Picking rem
dered safe capital for legislators of
all political faiths.
Broadly speaking, the two great
factions in Chinese pOliticals might be
characterized az the Yuan Shi-kai
men and the anti-Yuan Shi-kai men.
The former believe tremendous mill
itary organization is necessary, and
have little faith in popular control of
the government. The latter believe a
great army has defeated the develop
ment of the Chinese republic under
Yuan Sbi-kai, and favor a decided re-
duction Of the present military
strength as the only possible means
Of lettering Chinese conditions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04


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wee write the Lydia +. Pink
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

Santa Fe, Aug. 3.-Judge NJ. c.
Mcchem postponed until August Is
the further hearing of the case of the
Wholesale liquor dealers against the
city Of Gallup, being the case of
Gregory Page, ct al, VS.. the City of
Gallup, when more testimony will be
taken at Gallup to show that the pro-
posed increase of the wholesale Ii
Quor license from $500 to $4,000 a
year is prohibitive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

but after "a X ing
Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegetable Com
pound Tablets and
using two bottles of
the Sanative Wash
| am fully convinced
that | am entirely
cured of these trou-
bles, and feel better
all over. ! know
your remedies have
done me worlds of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-04
PAINS IN SIDE
And BACK
How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and
How She was Cured.

Burlington, Wis. II was very irreg
ular, and had pains in my side and back,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
COTTON DRESS FABRICS

CoJored and white washable lingerie and
dress fabrics and linens at speciai priceS'
Imported Batiste-sheer, soft quality for waists and
underwear in all the leading coors A lnches VIDE
Special. yard 38c
Imported Ginghams,-a full line of smart patterns
for cbiIdren's dresses. Special, yard 25c
Imported French Crepe with border embroidered IN
dainty floral effects Al inches wide Special yard 95c
White Nainsook,-soft, sheer quality. u yards in
niece Special, piece 1.95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
Innings & FLANNELS
AT Special Prices

Lining Satins-brocaded or plain; cotton back
strong durable quality in all the most desirable coors
for coat lace spread and scarf lining sc inches wide
Brocaded. 80. yard CSC Plain. ...-..... yard 69c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quality, in all the leading col
ors for chidrens coats bath robes kmonos sport coats
scarfs and outdoor sleeping robes. SO inches WIDE
DoubIe-faced. yard CSC Singlefaced yard 59c
White Outing Flannel,-soft quality. 10 yards IN
piece. "pe'i"' p'eO' i'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

WOMENS HOUSE GOWNS
Now showing a beautiful collection or bou'
doir Gowns, Lounging Robes and House Downs
at very attractive prices
Special
ma, P en. ''"p'O"' 9.75
Neggees Of Crepe de Chine,-two-piece m 70 es
trimmed with lace coatee Of lace -, 20
Neglgees of Crepe de Chine,-ftted modei "i'h eas
tic belt line waist embroidered o'oo
Cordrov pobes IN attractive styles and colors
00fo'ioy Ho0e' ." SOS and $50
'"'Ae' MUGS ~ 'e' ESQ and 2.95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
New Fur and ur-trimn1ed Hats
WOMENS COATS & EVENING WRAPS
Specially Priced

Specially Priced
wonderful variety of beautiful Evening
U,,os and CIoaks In all the new cOIOringS ana
materials, many luxuriously trimmed with hne
furS.
Evening Wraps of Chiffon Velvet trimmed with FUR;
,t+ractivev lined. $3.50, $500 and 1880
Smart Street Coats Of attractive soft fabrics lai
trimmed and prettly lined 1880, $500 to 65.OO
Travel Coats-mannish models tailored of Imported
Mixed Tweeds; fur trimmed. Zo.OO ana H0'0V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

special purchase of Imported Mefa Laces
in richly embroidered Lame effects on six
TuJIe. suitable for making and trimming dresses
and fancy articles; also fashionable honncin9
widths for evening gowns.
Remarkable Values
Gold and Silver Laces embroidered on Silk Tulle
regularly s5c to 4.95, yd SOC TO 375
Metal Iaces in Gold Silver and Bronze I'D 75c TO 3oO
regularly 1.25 to $50
Coored Novelty and Metal Combinations 10 Z|o
regularly 75c to 5.95
Fancy Net and Chantily Laces. ... I'D 25c 10 10
regularly soc to 3.95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
WOOL DRESS GOODS
Special Values

1000 yards Of All Wool Velour Suitng,-burgunoy,
phr. Tsupe. Brown Green, Navy Blue or Black. 64
inches wide. Special yaiu %.%o
All Wool French Serge and Gabardine IN Wide
r.nCe Of new Fall colors. Special, yard 1.35
Black Broadcloth. brilliant finish, sponged and
shrlnk 81 inches wide. Special, yaro ZoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
MISSES & GIRLS APPAREL
Remarkably Lou Priced


Misses Suits-ffteen exclusive models, made OF
Rroadcoth Wool Velour Velveteen, handsomely 1ur
trimmed. Size Ia to IS years
$3.50 $3.50 4S.oo
Misses Afternoon Dresses,-twenty-fve smart and
drassv models made of Tafeta, Meteor, Charneuse or
Velveteen developed in the most desirable Fall shades
Size ID to Is years.
22.50 26.5O -S'oV
M;Ssos, Coats-thirtv stylish models in Wool Velour.
Rroadcoth or Bolivia Cloth handsome fur trimmings or
collars plain or fancy silk lining Size IA to IL years
osso $500 $3.50
Misses, Serge Dresses-eghteen practical models in
Navy Blue SERGE plain, beaded embroidered effects
Size IA to Is years
1475 1851 -o'oo
Juniors Suits-tweve models in Gabardine, Broad
cloth or Wool Velour; plain or fur-trmmed peau de
cvgne lined, warmly nterlned. Size IA 10 10 years
1850 24.5O
intermediate Girls Dresses-practica models Tor
college or dress wear; made of Serge, Tafeta or vel
veteen Size IL to 16 years.
Girls Coats in various models, made of Chevot Chin
chia Broadcloth, Novelty Mixtures, Zbeline or Vel
veteen. Size 6 to IA years.
Girls' Wool Dresses-exceptional assortment Of the
seasons most approved models embodying the newest
stve effects Made of Serge Tafea Velveteen Size
6 to IA years.
hos 895 1475
Clearance Sale
Misses Suits,-a large assortment OF the seasons
smart models taken from regular stock made of Broad
cloth Wool Velour Gabardine or Velour Checks; plain OF
fur trimmed.
1850 and $3.50
regularly $3.50 to $500