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ALBUUULRQUE MORNING JOURNAL. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1915.
AS IVUfifXPIM NEWsrAI'CB
morning journal
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
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ppresentattva mi n and n
ii were thi i Tha) a art
ho iiuii worki .1 hard (or and
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th.- hist or) i.r this city hi
.11 11 auch n local mil limn in
a plaes i.hm thronged, Jsmmed,
kni, mi. 1 theri wars hundradi
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all nt
laam Tha people who have Wor
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11 crowd "i Hi-hi. read) atid wiillm
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Dial the peoph "f iiu mil have ohlj
in ..,. th. 1 hsm foi n think, then
they anlta us one msn nmi du it
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ah when bs 1 ha I'nlti
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w islii s
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i Holland,
lh Dutch
war began
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leaped I military okara
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i taeag i'ir auppltea in tha rsai
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. di .1 It) Hi- Hi hi ii powe
mil porta Nrtth 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 '
aagea uul i" i ha aea and
i h) f i i hMi (lei map) i
tin i i' i in. in porta i iiuiii ii
of Miir. Through Amal
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produi ta i" nil i in- wm ii
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1 an
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neutmi nun, noi orwn ik sthk
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1 n 1 ' nmpellln
1 1 mil h, Si tndlnii i
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utrnj
contsntion for ti
aeaa." Unlesa 1
forego avsry in n
ha muil eaereli
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all) wii.it aha dni
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'in- gtate in compl)
international kta
aha in not foregi
s time
lha Would
a rules nl
rinin thai
hade.
Mi Dumba relieved h
ruth regarding the
Prealdenl Wlltofl
lit iii1 lath
ihf l
II ilisl
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. weal hai
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in- nai ss.i 1
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been attained, II is nearly
mans aimtlai drB aa hi
befors thf kalaer'a fonts
I pel lad ii "in i-1 mi' a and
which
ski n
1 iin- s'ssi, .iu"t bow lha
I Mil-
.nu . and 1 ha rtusslana b Iter
1 iih munlttsns, are holding
1, n 1 minedly In tha nol th of
and an- hurting thf Auatrlana
CAN'T KEEP UP WITH WAR AND DISCOVERY. ByBrmkerhofi.
TEAL HE POUT VOO
T'UPVin' G-f?Oi.-KA,'NV "T,
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mi training,
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cha nu lerlaili
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dislike fur rl
hut Willi fti
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1 as. hOW- '
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omnanled hi
bei.lnn
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(Nobraska State Journal. 1
'i'hf itste ItlSlOrioaJ am let) oj Mm
m aota iins .1 skull in its museui
hp h ii claim ta linn of uttla 1 iros
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mi living, li 1
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i Tin- t 'ompanlon, 1 i
"i the moat interesting things
.1 great metropolitan newapa-;
thf letter thai its reaaeia
0 1 in- editor, s. 11 1 nf r ui- later
oplc uf human Interest receives
n; if, as ..Hi 11 happens, a ,
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r four hour sleen, or thai ii.mv
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nen, 1 he pa k of tetter u riti 1 i
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mul the willed p.'
campaign, ami 1
itematlonnl law m
u t t'auall) the a
in make hi latter
'lisp Issliinatf. lull
does
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onti
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ui hiuu.'iii nature ns ii realty is. v
learn how aome of our fellow morti
j think nnii feel about the experlenc
I through hi' Il W( in 1 all imssin
! herein ims its chiel value,
III LAW or I III POEM.
( tSdgar A, I'm', i
'ii I'm' iin leaai dlaplaj
power 1 should aiiawet
:ation In the composltlt
It'll poem, lint tu I'X
ih what might be psrua
Within this hunt ;i
llttlng, We may contlf
' 1 s n.it 111 1 ui pi .is,. tae
i- 1 lm n we 1 mi perse) en
purpose in tin- peruaa
Tim latter, if fulfiinng
a "i the poetic aenllmi
mi exaltation of the mm
t be long auatalned. i
mi nts ufo neceaatirilv t
nun li
1 in 1 nt
.in
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limit a
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moved 1
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111 duration or repstlt
thf aoul is never del
Etttrcnia brevity
- nu -1 eplgrammatlam:
mii ma length is aver
enable yet, In medio
MINERS ASK HEAVY
DAMAGES OF STAG
CANYON COMPANY
aaaciAL coaaiaaeNDtNca to MoaNisa jouaxaLi
nania . s, pt r,. Th,. slaK can-
iued in 1 1... 1 . .1
1 ii court . si, i,i.i 1,, ui,,,,
use tor b,uuu damagea,
Iteve Mlaelidnkl fnr $.",,oti
fnhn 'uri nbin for It 0,(100
i'n auatulni ii w hila at work
mine ai Dawaon.
Mik
uf education was today tapped foi in
formation b) Katharine M. Cook, as
sisiant in nii-ai education, nf tin- imt
I 81 ttea bureau uf education the
, , , , ,,, , 1 . . r. 1. .us ItSK I'll t ,1
ambodlsd In a bulletin mi aueervi-
ui.,,, tl,,, . . ' .
"K prepsrea m th.
l"11''' "1
Romnhi I onei . in
divon
Pollard,
defi ndanl
ti 111 in 1 1 ivata
if far a inn rsaaady wnii
IIV l" "pel Ilea,
ill nu win
UgAtlona. ali.iw Dial tlie
Dh i N IL taha I,, have
all forma -r Tabarculoal.
ii'.inl.'al Ireatnit-lil I ' mi
I II- lllllKWol , 1,
CLAYTON PROSPEROUS:
BANK ENLARGING ITS
FACILITIES GREATLY
. II-' lll
i every repf Then
I ept i. in rnuins :i ad v.
j iHhinK ill In- nf thf
k i marbli at iin- i
ddetl Thf fln-
. pins now amount- in n
ii i apital -t" i. and Ita
J lime Ih." st... k amom
'imk nrun ntaad i Branch
. The Ural National in
PXlme.
f Texline
' hIfii will open f i r baatntaa October t
i; v. Wiiil1 will open ;i atom I'm
men's fUm inning gonda October 1
I will he up t.. t1 at- in all lis d
! maata.
li
CLAYTON TO ISSUE
BONDS FOR A FINE
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
Clayton. N M.. I pt. .'T Thi. board
i nf aducation will ndvertlae Immediate
I ly a bond election fur at! taaua "f MS.
lOI fur the erctlon of a new i h""i
building, it wttl contain an anitorl
nm and Bine a. hool nmnis. including
those for domestic aclenee and manu ii
Th
I OOm t en
i KChniils ii
i mia than
Tiir Rest foi" DlarrtHMMa.
"Chgmharlnln'a t'niic. Cholera nm!
DtafHioai Remedy is tin beat medl-
j I'lne in the market today for the pur
pusea fur win h ii is Intended, I have
' i"ed it for ii number nf years and it
nlwaya falieved mi' promptly." writea
Mra. W.'m. Munshower, Homer City,
I'a. Obtainable everywhere.
As vim pursue that Tt It point enjoy the lit
"Crowded with flavot."
Sterling flaor is jitit there in a new way a set ret
way put there m ii st,is ami tas fresh.
1 Crowded villi flavor I Sterling purity
2 Velvety body NO GRIT 5 From a daylight factory
3 Crwmble-proof Qtouched by banda
X"3T-Tf
The- point urn
HtPPtRMINT
CINNAMON -
The Hot Weather Health-Habit
is easy to acquire if you only know
how. You cannot cool the body
with ice-cold drinks that give only
temporary relief. Get the hot
weather health habit by eating
SHREDDED WHEAT
It does not heat the blood, but supplies the
greatest amount of body -building nutri
ment with the least tax upon the digestion.
Cut out meat for a few days and eat
Shredded Wheat with fresh fruits and you
will experience a mental buoyancy and
bodily vigor beyond description.
Shredded Wheat is ready-cooked and ready-to-
serve.
ito Kitchen worry, no servant problem.
if . 'at. 11 a. .a. ji ,JV civaui fjiutoi-iTi.
tat Shredded Wheat Biscuit for breakfast with
milk or cream; serve it for luncheon or supper
with berries, sliced peaches, sliced bananas or
other fruits.
How's This?
' cSmSL lire "' cur b' "'H
k :. cnam a M., Toiaa,. o
Wa. the ami. ralenr.1. ha ksnarit
ham, f. tha Uat IS xaar.. and baU,.,. t,fc
h uJr,hi l,uina traoaaftioAa
nude bV' aal arm ' n, uk"'t0'
Nat. Ba.sk or CUVMERi r
I 'ledu. Ohio.
Hair- Catarrh Cnra la takaa InL rnaM - t
airactlr upon the bkiud and mocuua aurfarea of
.?!- ' JJ 'J ' ! rate, il
c-nt par bottle. S. ld i-t all Pmitrlau
Take U.Ui ttmlis Itfla .'or i-ouUcatl'ia.
12 Lbs. All Sound Cooking Ap
ples 25c
i" ii-. nice I i.-. m.iu.- PawrasA, j.-,,
Best .i 1 1 1 mi ii hi-. m ltlh !
i Hi- im--i i!i..- Vaaaatots m,
- large ranialoi'a
3 naBM Mii;ar ( urn -,-H.
' inn- Kara) afsoae Paws. '.-
raNH tt t TtwTaatnca -
i Hi. Bom Hwac niigna mhi
LaUfornia Lisas BeabM, ib m,.
KMced Dried Bref, ;, iiia . ' (-K,
S"ftiMmta, Bmp ("offer m,
M eildbig RrrakfBM Coffee an,.
ttiiii (,'iiaiin RtsastMi Coffee iv
Mason I'l-uit Jan, plttga asm
Mason l iiiii Jarsi narta ur
Mason i i-uit tlsm, . gatloa. Ha
- tin. Be4 afar Rabbera i.-.
lir-t Jail) Glasnen, doa is,.
- targe TIs mfjn ,-.
:: iii l.ii-i Httoe I'uii-h .-
Bays' best School Shot a 9I.SS la If, 7 3
Boys' Barest"!1 tSo in H.7.1
' apa : tl, -,
Boys' Oontaro) Psnt Mr to li.mi
Men's Wi ll Made Work Pi si m
Men'n Kweatera ttc ts
MR CafSI L'.V' to SI. 1111
1 nil aisr Comforts. si.i." to Si. Mi
Cotton Blankets Mo ( $2,tMi
W10I Btaaketa It.lM in sn :,u
Men'a N'stural Wool Cndcrwrar 11 i.i
Mra'a Heavy Colon suii .. ,,ja
Boys' lleavj Cnlon suit- Me in J.V
"Yonr Dollar liuya More"
DOLDE'S
iin .'U Soiilli Second Street.
Pbone
AM. conns Dl.l ,1 1 iti ii
RED WRAPPER
CLUE WRAPPER
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