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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL
SECTION TWO.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY. JULY 14, I9lf
PAGES 1 TO 4.
PICKED IN OF
RUSSIAN EMPIRE
CONSTITUTE THE
Delinquent Tax List
For the Year 1914
GUNS MADE TO BILK X. V.. S IYS MAXIM
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tut -ft isite each name.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS NOs IS WD
Name Of Property (Ihiiit Ta.i"H loir
Abraham, Robert $ 27.10
Aekerman. Frank 147.10 1
Albright, heirs of Francis L 371'. 08 I
Albuquerque Traction Company 1,039.55 7
OF MEN ALL alike ISaTV..?!.,::: ' 4
j Alexander, heirs of S. L 1 . S3
Altnix, F. J If. SI
Anderson. .Mrs. Annie ItCll
Anderson, T. A 14.64
:nrj Anson, A. V 6 y s 26
txn jApodaoa y Nuancs, Itafaol 1.87
REGIMENTS MADE UP
in
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Slants
C. E.
Apbdaca, C.rego
Archibeque, da
Archer, James
Arellanes Loud
lt i : t i . i i: i i:
.hi
McCOKMH
ho Calesga t
21. My
tr "grud, J ii i if
itn ss i he battles in caiuia waa re
el, I", reason thai a fni'iiciifi'
I.I not he oaf alone and that an
visit tin
front.
rench or English. It ateo held .i
..in I Interest in h na the heart of
ip Russian army and the Ruaaiah
'stent of aristocracy.
The Idea, Of an imperial guard in
,f sin originated with Peter the
reat, who enrolled the First regl-
i nt. Otber emperors have added to
until it comprises a corps of three
fantry divisions with artillery
vision of cavalry with norm
request ! Armiji
Armiji
Annijo
Arniiju
-II
y Among th
amenta mid la
guard,
I Inner o
Phe soldiers u
Kid men at
ee assigned
en il among
erding to i
istics.
dry
mil a
lam
Baca, Fells . .
Baca, Estevan
Baca v I. una, J
Baca, Don . . . .
Baca, Marcos C
Baca, Elfego .
Ballew, Mrs. A,
Bambini, (sola
Hartley. Nellie
Barth. Chesaie
Barth, Isaac .
Hubs, Marrleta
Bass, Edgar . .
Beard, John t.
till
Empire.
guard are
entire empire.
to the guard they are
the different realm nts
the
the
the
Bell
E
Benavides,
Berndston,
Berger, kf.
Binvaschi,
John
mpan
r Paul, w ho was inubnosed.
line regiment gets the biggest of
tit guai'dairien ; it is a leglmenl of si-iii-.
lo .iiiother all the darkest men
Pe Riven, and so on.
The officers of the guard are the
101 pi i'. Hajgaaj men of the empire.
Mosi of thorn are graduates of the
orpi d'epages, the school of court
urns. The pupils of this school are
it,
Black, Mrs. L
Block, Oscar
Hlueher. OKI
Horuff,
Horn, Fred
Km t ad.iile,
Borradi I le,
Borradalle,
Bnttper. C.
Ilnwili II.
Bowyer,
Brachvc
Bramlet
A.
l.ola
J.
h us (1
If. I
J. F
II.
l Mull.
lor
I. Sons of Kin hi
nter pupils,
2, sons of generals ami tteuu nanl
generals,
I, Boys of 1'nmilii- which have
been noWe for ut leasl 100 years.
The pupils are pages of the imperial
family. The two highest In studies!
are pages of the emperor, the nexl are
pages of the empress dowager, the
nexl paget of the empress, the re
iniiiiider pages of the grand dukes and
duchesses, those of highest rank 111
scholarship being attached tu the
i Mind duke of highest rank, and so .
Russlaa i Point.
The carpi d'epages is the best mill-
tary school in Itussia. lis course is j
even years, during I he first of which
the pupil may live w ith his parents if i
they are in Petrograd, I. m the older !
boyi must live in the barracks.
Any graduate of the corps d'epages '
Brown, J. B. Me
Bryan, Susie P,
Buchanan, J. A.
Bucklln, i. B. .
Buoy, Anna . .
Burg, John B.
Hurg, Dolores (!
Burton, J. at.
Husch, ,S. II. . .
Butt, F. A
Hutts. Inc. . ..
Caldwell J. I .
Campfield, Qeo.
t'ano, Uelquladea
Cantrei, Ernestlm
Carpenter, W. r.
Carson, I.. K.
Casulli, Nicholas
Castillo. Mace. I.. n
Castillo,
t iastlllo,
Castillo,
Catleti
ki's application for memoersnip in
of the regiments, if his father
been a member of the regiment,
titers by right: if not. the offtcera
(Continued rim, Two.)
Munyon's
Witch-Hazel
SOAP
Vivian
Roman i
Quadaluj
Llssle B.
i 'hue. in. Lucia W,
chamberlain, L.
1 Chaplin, V in. .
! Chavez, Adolfo .
! Chavez. H. 1'. M.
Chavez,
Chavez,
Chavez.
Chavez
Chavez,
Chaves,
1 'ha ez.
Chavez,
Chaves,
Chaves,
Chavez,
Chavez,
Chavez,
Chavez,
( 'haves,
Chain in,
Loii
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L. .
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In.
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Bent fur 8hmpoii.
Kept lor complexion,
net for bath
Best lor curing all fai-lal lilSlllllBC IS
.lll 'TIlptioM,
Best toilet roup ever made.
If your blood is out of order, take Mun
Ton's Blood Cure. It will drive all mi
purities from the system and tuakegood
rich, red blood.
If your liver is sluggish and you havt
a sallow complexion, use Munvon'sl.ivei
t-ure. These two remedies, taken in si.
ternation, will soon rid the biood a DC
f-vstem of all impurities, and give life am
vigor to the whole body and when usei
in conjunction with the soap, makes thi
!'in glow with utliful freshness.
Dennis ,
E. V. .
Emilia i-
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Cand ido
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Felipe .
Frank c
Adelina
Julian J
Manuel
Kate N.
J. Antoi
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Clark. Win
Clark. John
ciiuk. John i.e.
Clarkvllle Produce
Cleghorn, John A. .
("lemons, S
Clifford, O.ikcy . .
Clifford, George . .
Cluff, heirs of II
Codington, Mrs. II.
c.n n, 1. H
Cole, Lizzie J
Coleman, Hlank Co.
Commercial Printin.
Conn, Mrs. M. A
Conner, Dr. and Mri
Conner, k. h
Cook, 1). J
Coopera A. C. and i
Cordova, Urcgorlo .
Cornell. Irene
cox Miles Grocery
i loyota Springs Min
Crawford, Mrs. J. C
creel, S. A
Crescent Hardware
Crone, John W. . . .
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Mrs
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Dlmond. T. A.
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Hudson Maxim, Inventor and Ai
ican authority in the realm of high
explosives, in a statement today de
clared that some of the gUM have
been mads and some of thi? shells
cast which shall compel New York
city to save itself from destruction
by paying th biggest gold indemnity
that was ever Imposed upon com
munity. "Kew people have the power of
imagination to see that tUCtl a thing
as the invasion of this country is go
ing to happen, and to feci the real
horrors of it until after it has hap
pened," said Mr. Maxim. "Every sol
dier who goes to war confidently be
lieves that the bull t to kill him hat
never yet been ai:-t We are all en
dowed with tht camliler's hope and
the gambler's faith in chance, ll it
were not for tail wc should nil be
cowards indeed.
"The greatest welfare workers in
this country are those men ami wom
en like the members of the Navy
League, the Arn.y League, the Na
tional Security LrsLgUe and the Amer
ican Legion, and those who are writ
ing articles ntni books upoi the sub
ject of our defenseless condition. If
the people of this country could only
be aroused to a realization of how
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Dinner, Joe . .
Doran, Lena I
Dreyfus and C
Dry, W H.
Duran, t. B,
Duran, Ana Ml
Ellsworth, F. 1
Ellsworth, S T.
Emmons, J. D.
Englehart, Qeoi
Engelbrecht, i c
Erlandson, L, t
Evening Herald
Ewing, n. j. .
the
ol I'lopcl.v
oi ran to ocean, and the greatest
United Cry that ever went up to God
m u call to arms for national do
"Cleveland Moffett has done it big,
patriotic duty in Writing the adniir
aide serial just now appearing in Mc
t Inn's, 'The Conquest of America.'
What he has done is to tell a story of
what has actually happened. Hind
sight is much better than foresight
He takes rlie reader forward to 1921
and from that vantage point gives
hint an opportunity lo look backward
into the past, which is our present
and our immcdiittc future, and let the
reader tee Into what a hell of war wo
are drifting.
"Some of the guns have been
made, some of the shells have been
Cast, and certain it is that many
more are in the making, and in the
casting, which shall command and
compel New York city to save itself
from destruction by paying the big
gest gold indemnity that was ever
Imposed upon a community
"The pernicious propagandistn of
pacificism ha., paralysed tin reason
ing faculties of a large number of
the American people. As i havo
said in my Inok, 'Defenseless Amer
ica.' 'Pacificism liai iinged the noso
of the American people, and is lead
Ine them, blind and unknowing, to
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