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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20

2ebrerinnen ol1f Dem re6ten Sliigel,
SrGulein 8romann, WfiB Sopfins
luno MooemoiieGe 8arooltr, marel1
in umeni6li6er Soilette", mie Safe
6ind 5lt iogen pffegte.
SIS gin9 nod etmaS unrubig gu:
man ermortete crit Die S6roters nit
oen neu Gingetroffeneil. Ginem
fleinen S6par5fopf nit merflpitroig
fomii6en @e1i6t puroe oaS Steben
IN Geib uno @lieo 81 langmeilig;
boS 9Gmder eine an Die Surnringe
uno periud)te es nit eirem &llnm=
5ltg. Sn5mii6en muroe &ate Sind
ousgefragt. Sim neugierigiten mar
Elm groBes, mogeres Wao6en NIT ro-
tenn Saar uno Sommeriprolien, cine
longaufgei6oiiene Se65ebniabrige,
Sic Ser Stol5 oes Snitituts war, oo
iie einem 5por perarmtert, aber opd
ebernols rei6sunmittelbaren Sir tetl=
aeidle6te entltommte. Sic botte
&ate an Die Sdultern gefaBt uno re-
oete lo6eno in iie binein.
% ie, &Gte, alto cine 9(merifoie=
rim iagit on? WeiB Sopfins, boren
Sic MIR, cine 4merifanerin, cine
babe 2%anosmannin bon Sbnenl
&dte, lit tie biibid2"
IS gebt, @gtlete. Iber reid 1T
1ie."
y9as iino oae amerifnlerinnef.
ltno Damn fomnen iie bier berilber
nro lfaufen iid einen ormen goel-
mann. Sd meiB ibon 9ei6eio."
Isl bone, 9ur6lou6t," iagte
Sroulein gromollrl, no etmos ipridt
man ni6t."
Isl oonc, mo dere princeiie," fig
tie Waoemoiielle bin5ll, pceS 6oies-
Ia, ne ie oiient pas!"
80 oon'tl@ qlafte sic @%nglanbc-
rim.
yllniinn" fltbr Safe auf. yl1niinn,
@gnete: Die @merifanerin tit ia TEL
Der ooLig."
y9(olige @merifanerimen eibt's
gor nift," bebauptete uaa bon Weer=
gentbin. ySft 4merifa fommen BLOB
giiteerli6e sur 8elt."
.S6afsfopp!" l6rie 0ellp Sritide
uno lieB lire 5arnringe log. gu
bolt ne Mbnunal Sn Mmerifo iibt
Ser dlteite @oel, Der l1rooel> Der
80
ltamn1t aus DEM %llrtpalo."
Gin grobes S6o muroe laut. 8rete
8ol1ner ipollte Neap 5ur Strafe fir
ibren &alauer an ben Sbren nebmen,
uno nun iaeten bie beioen i'm Curt
5imrner lumber. adte Sind fol1nte
10 etmas ni6t iebenL obne fi6 iofort
baron gu beteiligen. Die 8rin5eiiin
NIT ben Sommeriproiien pergaB
ieopeoe fiiritlihe Sobeit unb galop=
pierte b~interorein. 9as ermedte ben
gbrgei5 bon @almine 9ellB. Sic
padte lire Sreunoin Giiii Sanoels
uno 5oe tie nit iid uno i6rie:
ySteepEedaie! 9lae 5uiammen
Steeple6ole! Nein> S6nibeliago
60 5dniteliaeol @rete tit Der
| Sudsi Sorriopl
oGnbe!" REF 5rartlein 9rnmann.
Set ibr benn 6ube! Srdulein
BON 9olmer, id 5eiee sic anl"
(Sortleenng folst.]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20

ebenIo menig flor pie oie oelttldet1
Sormer ielblt,
Gin lolder ltiImirfenOer GinfluB
bat tpie geiogt ouf pielen @ebleten
itattaefunoen uno ibm na65ltlpliren
ideint lans gerooe Der intereiiantelte,
freilid ol16 idmierigite Sell Der
Mrbeit oes INSTRUMENTATION
aulturbiitorifers gu iein. 8ert ole
aonale, orrf Die ein iol6er @ln=
fluB oebt u11o oie @irfung, Die
Ell ausiibt, liegen Dem sluge nift
offen ga. anoererieits lit Die Set
ltealtng oieies ginfluiies ober bon
Ser ollergtoBten @i6tigfeit, oelrl1 an
linn f0lllten mir crit err1el=
len, Don melder 9eoeltung oos
oel1tlde 8epolferungselement fir
oos amerifonii6e @olf gepeien 1T.
80 lange mir i'm nibt fenl1eft, tit
audi unier ltrteil feit ri6tiges ullo
metln mir i'm ni6t beahten5 mill
fen mir notgeorungen 81 falide1l
M%uffoilunaen ll1o fa1l6en S6lub=
folqerunaen folnmen. 80 gebt es
gum geilpiel Dem peroiellltpoaen SIT
lius @oebel, eiltem Der better oeutlb-
anterifanii6en S6riftIteller uno 9e=
lebrten, me1rn er bebauptet, Die ge=
oelttune ser Acknowledgment fiir
oas Deutl6tum lei cine goll5 minina>
le gemeien ODER lpenn BON geptl1er
Settle uber l1eltere 8eretnsgrilnon11=
qen geiubelt miro, als babe oas
Deutidtum Ser Ser. Staoten crit
iebt ongefanger, BON geoeutung
fir oas 2ono gu meroen. @noerer-
let's meroen altd marlbe la6erlid
ibertriebene Mni6auuttgen ouf Dos
ri6tige MaB 5nriidgefiibrt. 0elln
ebenio gut, pie es biele giebt, Die
ben oentiden ginflltB bel 51 aering
einI6dbem 10 giebt's aud mieoer
seute. bic i'm ms MaBloie pergro-
germ.
IS lit elm i6mer gu eri6opfertoes
9be1ia, bieles Sbemo BON Dem
bel1tifen ginfluB auf Die omeritoni=
f6e &rltur. 8ielgeitoltig pie oieIer
ginfluB gemeien lit, beoarf es ouf
elmer pielgeltaltieen Soridung, ote
fif iiber aGe mogliden @ebiete err
itredt uno zines, peinlid genallen
Gingebens in Die gin5elbeiten, INN
elm flares, beutli6es 8Io BON ibm
au erlaneen. 9os lit cine miibiame,
i6rpere @rbeit, ober mir boffen
bod, baB au6 oieies Selb nod bear
beitet meroen miro. Woae man Damn
ni6t notig bobefL oieien @inflltB
als etpos Mbgetanes, gu gnoe ge=
brohtes, ettpas @iItoriides 81 beban=
oelrL ionoern als etpas 2ebenspol-
les, oas nod INNER mirft nno nod
INNER Segen berbreitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20
Siib-s m.eanbereien.

100000 SLIDER biaiges, re1bes
Sarmlanb i'm arteiii6en @urtel bon
Suo-Seras, in Nneces, Cameron UNI
9ubal Counties. Mues 2ano lit tiefe,
ibpar5e, roaenoe, Wesquite Brairie
ur0 tiefer, idwar5er, ianbiger 2ebm
Seine Steine, gutes @aiier in ge.
ringer Siefe. GeuBerit geiuaoe Sc
eeno 9as 2ano lit ausge5eidnet fin
gaunttpone, Corn, &IfaIfa, 8ein'
trauben, Srongen, 3itronen etc. uni
liegt an Der @iienbabn. 8tr perfali.
fen in Bar5elen bon getpiinidtet
.@roBe. Sir meitere Snformationer
Idreibe man an Die
@crman.I mcriean 2anb So.
MIice. Wueces Co., Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20
MIIerIei.

Nm SQfHlIdg Htor9eH Z llDi
brannte oos Don s. 6. S1upler be-
mobnte @ols, $50. 1916 @eit=Gom-
MERGE StraBe total nieoer. Die so.
Mile batte Elm fnappes gntfommen
Die beioen oaneben ~liegetoen Sou.
Ter, tpopon Dos SEQ. 1920 bon s. S
lIrih bepobnt lit, puroen beida'
oiet.
SIN Sitter BON 70 Sabren ltart
III %leiler @obnu1g, 1928 blum
StraBe, gbas. 8. Sobnion, Der leii
1849 beitdaoig bier lebte uno 4C
Sabre lang I'M 2eibltalgei6aft tatiQ
NOR.
- SIN Sauie ibres Sobnes q
q. Mauern1ann, ltarb 6rau Maria,
@ittpe BON Bernhard Wauermana
I'M boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren. Sell
ben lebter Monaten mar lie leioenh
uno Die Sooesnrlade mar Ilters,
ldmd1e. Sic NOR in Srieolano,
8obmer, geboreu llno fam nit ibren
@otten I'M Sabre 1852 nab Seras.
Sic lanoeten in @alpelton unto bega-
ben iid brett nod Gan antorio, mo
Tie ununterbro1en eenobnt baben.
Sic binterIdBt orei Sobne, ben @l-
herman Ben Malrermanrl Holi5eibel
g. 81. Waltermann uno ben Chill
Sngenienr gilbert Mnuermanrl, Der
in Werifo mobnt.
= Die &eidbaltigfeit urlleres Sc
miiiemarftes lit eritounlid u1o oa-
BEL lit aaes 10 biaig, oaB man obne
oas INNER teurer peroenoe 6leiid
gang gut fertig iperoen fam. Sier
cine elite Der 8emiilie nit Breilen:
3ufermelonen BON 20 BIS so Gents
per 0ubeno; @aiiernelonen 10, 20
unb % Gents per Stiif; @urfen 20
Gents per 9ubeno; iiiBe Yfeffer 10
uno 20 Gents per 9ubeno; Somaten
20 Gents per &orb; Squaib 10 cts.
per 9ubeno; 8%utterbobnen % Gents
per per Quart; @ierpflan8en 10 bis
10 Gents; Sfro 5 Gents per Quart
Crime gobnen 10 Gents per Quart;
l6nar5e 8obnen 5 Gents per Quart;
&artoffeln 25 Gents per Gef; 3mie-
beln 5 Gents per Yfuno; Gaoieshell
MobrriiberL rote ullo anoere &iibell,
orei 8iiiloel fir 5 Gents; Sellerie
orei 8iinoel fir % Gents; Solat 90
Gents bos 9ubeno aopfe; grimes
eprn (Wais) 90 Gents oas 0uBeno;
Bunnpfins 20 bis 25 Gents. @fir-
ii6e foiten 90 Gents per &orb; Sir
iden 80 Gents per 8funo; Mnanas
20 bis % Gents; @pfeliinen 30
40 Gents per 9ubeno; @epfel 25-
80 Gents per 8ueeno; 9allanen 10
Bis % Gents per 9ubeno uno 9eerer
a1er @rt iino ebenfaas biQig.
Die Toli3iiten, Die inter Der
Gommiiiion 'oietlten, BON Wapol
gaaagban aber niht anerfonnt muir.
oeit baben befanntli6 ibren Yro5ef
gegen Die Staot geiponnen uno bo.
ben enolid au6 ibr @elo, init so
3inien, erbolten. SIN @an5en tpur.
oen ibnen $2t,1t3.72 altsbe5ablt
9ie 5euermebrleute miiiien warten
bis O. q. 8iirler BON ieiner europa.
reiie 5uriiffebrt, oa er Die Soroerun.
gen 8u %be9laubigen bat. S9nefl foller
$15,939 5u.
@em Elm Monn ii6 Greert
finoet er oft feline @orte - oos
fornmt Bel Srarlen nidt leidt Dor.
Cine gan5e @agenlaouua Soccer
lit ni6t 10 bel inert oils Elm ein5igel
5llr Mllsfiibrltng 9ebradter @ntihIlb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20

Senrp 6. Eips, transport Dor
MobelrL 9ianos, @eloihrdnfen, &ei.
nigen bon Eeppiden. 304 Slt-Seite
@lan1o 8aIa5a. 9e,oe Selepbone
8rompte @eoieniing. @ebt nns Cure
Guftr6ge. Sufrieoenbeit earontiert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20

@ute @etrdnfe uuo fontolcr
2und itets itt Smrsitalcr's Saloon
nmb Geitanrant, &ilito StraBe nebptl
ser Sdae Ser SerInannSI0bne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-20
2%lnttuprtet jenem Nuf.
Sun 4ntonioer babem ~aefmnbeu, SaR
Sies ,uabr lit.

Cine grfalturlg, cine Gerrenfung,
cine plDbli1e 9rebung.
Cine geringe lriade mag Die Nie-
rem bei6aoigen.
Saufig foleen &iidenidmer5en,
ODER l1nregelmaBigfeit i'm l1rinieren.
Gin ii6eres MitteI fir iolde an-
fGae, cine Meoi5in bie uns ieoen STUFF
beantmortet, 1ino 9oaas @ierensGil'
len; Elm ii9eres Mittel.
8iele 2eute perlaiien itd oara1f.
@ier lit Elm 8etpeis bon Gan @n=
tonto:
Srou @omarb @bele, III Ipe. s.,
Gan Mntonio, Seras, lagt: sd
ala1tbe, ooB meme geierenfranfbeit
bon elmer i6iperen @rfaltltng ber=
riibrt> ste i6 mir Dor eirtem Sabre
5u5og. Sd oodte 5uerit, ooB id Dies
2eioen bGtte, als i6 einen beftigen
Sbmer5 in meinem &iiden empfano
uno es ltnmogli6 i6ien, mild oapor
gu befreien. Sd bate ebenfolls Def
tige &ophbmer5e1L fonnte gta1ts
nidt gut i6Iafen 11no oie @rbeit mod=
te mild iebr let6t miioe. Sd bette
10 biel bon 9oan's Nieren-Biaen ge=
|leierl BOB i6 na6 BENT @erar Orne
Store eing uno mir cine S6a6tel
bolte. Sd berltebe iebt, pesbalb bic
Ies Mittel 70 parm empfoblen miro.
9ie @ilen beilten mild bollitanoig
bon meinem 2eioen in iebr fur5er
s3eit nno i6 fann 9oan's Nieren-
8inen ni9t gerltg loben."
53l1m 0erfouf BET alen Sanolern.
Greis so Gents. Softer Wilburr
60, Buffalo, Seem Yorf, alleinige
@aenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
.@rinnert gud oes Namens =
Spans = ltno nebmt feinesanoeren.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
COMMITTEE TO SETTLE
TWO UNION DIFFICULTY

a. w Anson, the contractor, said
this afternoon that n would like to
have it understood tht there was no
trouble between him and the union
bricklayers and stOneLasons. The re-
ported strike was a understanding
between the men temselves. The
unions are fighting ech other. The
question involved dels with what
class Of work each unIn shall do. The
stonemasons believe nat they should
lay cement stone andthe bricklayers
believe that the layig Of cement
stone comes under IN head OF laying
orick' according to os Of the men.
A meeting was held asst night but It
is understood that noadjustment was
reached. The questip, it is believed,
has been referred TO { committee.
The work on the lew addition to
the Immaculate CoCeption church
has not been stopped
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
WIND, WATER AND HAIL
SWEEPING CENTRAL
ARIZONA
Hail Stones Cover Ground
While Thermometer Stands
at 100 in the Shade.
STREETS OF WINSLOW
WERE SMALL RIVERS

Winslow, Ariz., July 13.-(Special.)
A rain storm which very much re-
sembled a water spout struck this
place Saturday evening, doing consid-
erable damage to property and caus-
ing the little Colorado river to leave
its banks. Eight inches of water fell
within an hour. The streets were
small rivers. Nearly every cellar in
the town was filled to running over
In the mercantile district great dam
age was done to merchandise stored
in cellars. Several of the largest
stores had reserve stock so badly
damaged that the goods will have to
be sold at greatly reduced prices. The
storm is believed to be a part OF a
general storm which is reported to
have done great damage in the south
ern part OF the territory.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
SEEK AMALGAMAT|ON
OF TWO BIGGEST
MINE UNIONS
President Lewis viii Come to
Denver With Officials OF
Western Federation.
OPENING DAY OF
ANNUAL CONVENTION

Denver, July 13.-The opening ses-
sion of the sixteenth annual conven-
ton of the Western Federation of
Miners was devoted to the appoint
ment of a committee on credentials
and two short addresses, one by
George HALEY, president of the Colo
rado State Federation of Labor. and
the other by w. A. Burns, a mem Der
of the Miners union of Virginia. New.
Both men declared the two organiza-
tions should work more in harmony,
if not together.
1t was announced that President
Lewis of the United Mine Workers
will appear before the convention and
an unofficial conference will result
with a view of amalgamating the
coal and metalliferous miners.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
CONVENTION WON'T EN-
D0RSt ANTI-SALOON
No Delegate VIII Have Tcmcrity to
Introduce u Resolution for the
League.

Colum bus, o., July 13.-Promlnent
Prohibitionists today declared there
will not be any bitter fight over the
endorsement of the Anti-Saloon
league by the national Prohibition
convention which opens here Wednes-
day. The sentiment of the men di-
recting affairs in the party Is epito-
mized by National Chairman Charles
l.. Jones of Chicago, who said today:
THE delegates will not have the te-
merity to introduce resolution in
dorsing the AntiSaloon league. The
sentiment Of the convention is against
it,"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13

nual Colorado Interstate fair and ex-
position to be held September 7-12.
inclusive, and G. C. Fuller, acting Sec
retary, says that the entries are COM
ing in to him even faster than he an
ticipated With $25,000 in cash
prizes offered, divided into lioeral
amounts in each classification, there
Is every reason to believe that the en-
tries will exceed those of any fair
ever given in the west. and that this
first exhibition In point of entries
and importance vii rank with the
greatest of the eastern state fairs.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
MURDERER ALA lWAITS
Ills DAY IL EXECUTION

Canon City, Colo, July 13.-Giu-
seppe Ala, who is to e hanged In the
state penitentiary here some time this
week for the murder of Father Leo
Hcinrichs, whom he hot in ST. Eliz-
abeth's church in Denver Sunday.
February 23, is reportd by the prison
authorities TO be in god physical con-
dition. If the day If execution Is
set no intimation Of te fact has 0een
given out.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
ROOSEVELT COhFtRS
WITH BACON AND ROOT
subject Under Consideration Not
Known, But May BE In Connec-
ton With Central America.

oyster Bay. July 13.-Assistant
Secretary of state Robert Bacon came
to Sycamore Hill early today and con-
ferred with President Roosevelt and
Secretary Of State Root. Secretary
Root held long conference with the
president yesterday. Tn matter occu-
pying their attention could not be
learned. Secretary Loeb said there
was no Information to be made pub
lie on the attitude of the United
States in the Central American situa-
tiOn.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
TREAT PERITONITIS
WITH PURE OXYGEN

New York, July 13.-Remarkabl Bile
results attained In the treatment OF
pcritOnitis with pure oxygen at Beth
Israel hospital have raised hopes that
a way has been found at last to COM
bat this dread disease which places
the stamp Of death upon 95 per cent
Of its victims. Within the last two
weeks four patiens whose cases seem
ed hopeless have been curd by this
treatment oxygen being applied di-
rectIy in the region of the peritoneum
through an incision in the abdomen.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13

Citizen of being devoted to Mr.. Hub
BELLS interests.
This paper, now and at all times in
the past, has been devoted to the per-
sonal political ambitions of no indi-
vidual nor faction of individuals, but
has stood firmly by the Republican
organization in this county and ter
tory.
The Citizen may be pardoned when
it questions Mr.. Clancy's sincerity and
hor esty of intent in writing the above.
1t appears to even the most unso-
pnisticated that Mr.. Clancy desires to
Cp.n old wounds and renew old is
sues and that he hoped to provoke
position.
If such were his desire, it has not
succeeded. The Citizen is not here
to fight personal battles for Mr.. Clan
cy, Mr.. Hubbell or any one else. This
in it's power to promote harmony, and
1t does not believe that the re-opening
of old wounds at this time will con-
tribute to that end. Therefore, 1t re-
fuses to take issue with Mr.. Clancy
in any such silly manner.
This paper does not care whether
Mr.. Clancy or Mr. Hubbell or any one
else has a personal grievance. But
this paper most emphatically does de-
sire harmony in the Republican ranks
of this county and, unlike Mr.. Clancy,
1t will refuse to enter into any dis
cussion likely to prevent the achieve
ment of that result.
The Citizen desires to say to Mr..
Clancy that If he is sincere in his de-
sire to secure party harmony in this
county, the executive committee has
paved the way for an absolutely fair
test of where the majority of Repub-
lican strength lies and that If the
Independents will come into the Re-
publican primaries with Republican
votes enough to secure the control of
the party organization, this paper will
support that organization against any
odds.
Mr.. Clancy knows that there are
others in the present Republican
county organization besides Mr.. Hub
bell, who are just as prominent in
the business, social and moral life of
this city and county as Mr.. Clancy,
and they have agreed, as has Mr.
Hubbell, to stand by the plans Of the
executive committee and to abide by
the result.
The matter Is now up to the Inde-
pendents and the Citizen hopes that
they will let fairness rule instead of
prejudice and do their share towards
restoring harmony
Mr.. Clancy's communications will
always receive the same courtesy at
the hands of this paper as those OF
any other subscriber, but upon this
occasion the Citizen feels that its duty
to the party forbids a further discus
sion of old prejudices and personal
grievances. such as it is apparent Mr..
Clancy seeks.
The Citizen is for harmony. Where
is Mr. Clancy?
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13

worlds records that may be smashed
before the Olympic games end:
swimming on the back, 100 yards
e. Martin, England, l;l3.
Breast stroke, 200 yards-W. w.
Robinson, England, 2:47.
Plunge for distance, one minute
time limit-W. Taylor. England. SO
feet inch.
Under water swimming-E. p. Swa-
tex, American, loo yards 2 feet.
Ten-mile river swlm-H. j. Handy,
Chicago, l hour 40 minutes.
Records for WOm en-l00 yards.
Miss ]. Fletcher, England. 1:17: l
mile, Miss Kellerman Australia,
32:44.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
1HAW IN JAIL
UNTIL SEPTEMBER
Hearing in His Case Goes Over Until
Fall Term of Supreme Court.

White Plains, y. Y, July 13.-Pro-
ceedings in Harry X. Thaws applica-
ton for a jury trial % determine his
mental condition we're today ad-
JOurned until the Se,tember. term of
the supreme court If West Chester
county This arrangement was en-
tered into before Judge Mills by
Thaw's counsel and District Attorney
jerome. Meantime Tlaw will remain
in Jail at Poughkeepsh.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
A STRAY BULLET
BROKE UP THE PARTY

East Las Vegas, n NJ, July 13.-
Especially .-Whizzing through a win
dow, shattering a picture on the wall
and dropping at the feet of the guest
of honor, stray bullet broke up the
party that was being given by Mrs.
Albert Sterns yesterday afternoon.
The guests fled through the doors and
1t was thought murder had been at
tempted 1t is not known who fired
the shot tat it is beliered to have been
the work of target shooters.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
IDENTIFY BODY
FOUND IN POND
Daughter of Well Known Troy Resi-
dent Had Evidently Been
Murdered.

Troy, n Y, July l3.-The body OF
young woman found Saturday float
ing In Teals pond was identified to-
day as that of Hiss Hazel l. Drew,
daughter OF John Drew. of this city.
Her skull had been fractured by
blow and It is supposed she was mur-
dered in some other part OF the city
and her body taken 10 the pond.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
MANY SHRINERS ATTEND
CONCLAVE AT ST. PAUL.

81. Paul, July l3.-Thousands Of
Snriners are pouring into st. Paul to-
day to attend the thirty-fourth con-
cIave which opens here tomorrow. A
brilliant program has beeh arranged,
including a big parade, in which all
the visiting delegates will participate.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
FOREST BEARS NAME
Of CLEVELAND
President Roosevelt Changes Title Of
California Reserve in Honor of
Late President.

Washington. July 13.-The San ia
cinto national forest in California
will hereafter be known as the Cleve-
land National forest, having been re-
chris,ened by President Roosevelt in
honor Of the late President Cleveland,
under whose administration the first
national forests were created.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
Hail Covers the Ground.

PhoeniX( Ariz., July ia terrific
wind, rain and hail storm, the most
severe in years, swept Tempe, eight
miles from here, last night. Similar
disturbances have been frequent in
central Arizona last week. There has
been considerable destruction of
property, but no loss of life reported.
Large hailstones covered the ground
while the thermometer registered 100
degrees.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
TAFT Is PREPARING
SPEECH OF ACCEPTASCE.

Hot Springs, Va, July 13.-Writing
of the speech of acceptance by Will
liam II. Taft to be delivered when he
is officially notified Of his nomination
to the presidency at Cincinnati, July
rs, was begun today. One OF the
most interesting portions OF the
speech will be Taft's reference to the
injunction part OF the Republican
platform.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
CRUISER SENT Tr HONDURAS.

Washington, July S.-The cruiser
Albany has been ordced to Anapala,
the Pacific port Of T)nduras, to re-
main as long as necessary.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
TEN DEATHS CAUSED
BY TERRIFIC HEAT
Many Prostrations i'm New York Yes
terday but Cooling Breeze Re
IeNes Situation Today.

New York, July 13.-Sundays in
tense heat of 93.7 degrees was appre-
ciably diminished this morning by
cool breeze, causing the mercury to
drop below 50 degrees. Ten deaths
and many prostrations occurred sun
day. All who could passed the day
at the seashore or in the country.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
THE CITIZEN WANTS HARMONY
BUT WHAT DOES CLANCY WANT?.

District Attorney Writes Rather Re-
markdble Communication Evidently
Prepared to Arouse All Possible Pre-
judiCe of the Past and Effectively
Kill Any Chance of a Reunited Par
tV in This County.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
DENvERs GREAT FAIR,

Denver. July lS.-Work is rapidly
on the buildings at over
land park, Denver, for the first an
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13

In publishing the above communi-
cation the Citizen does so with apol-
ogies to its readers and only out OF
courtesy TO Mr.. Clancy.
The Citizen is absolutely uninter-
ested in the personal affairs of both
Mr.. Clancy and Mr.. Hubbell, and no
one knows that to be a fact better
than Mr.. Clancy when he accuses the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-07-13
FIRST OF WHEAT CROP
BROUGHT TO LAS VEGAS

Las Vegas N. NJ, July 13.-The
first of the 1908 wheat crop was
brought in from Anton Chico today.
Reports say that the crop will be
about normal.