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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

hedar poslJelo kakSnO veil
canstvo V zaSluzen pokoj, ina to
velicanstvo toliko vrednoSti kot
prazen mic. Mad turSkim sulta-
nom Abdul Hamidom Sc zvrSuje
oSoda vSeh porazenih in odstavl-
lenih trinogov. Dokler ie vladal.
GA je liudStvo imenovalo: kneza
vseh pravovernikov. cesarja cesa-
REV. bozjo Senco ma zemlii. kali
fa preroka. gospoda obeh Svetov.
kralja Svetovnega moria i'm sve-
tovnih dezel. vladaria vSeh ljudi.
Idaj mu pa dajeio tale liubka j.
mena: Ianicevalec preroka, kri-
voprisezni pes. kterega bo dole
tela bozja kazen. neverni uzurpa-
tor svetega MahomedOvega tro-
ma. krvolocni krvopija il Stambu-
la.
Komaj ie sultan bill odstavlien.
ze ie zgubil vso veljavo. Kie je
torej iskati vir "a slavo. ktero IL
ziva kronani nedelaniG. V veri
ljudske mase. Ako hi ljudstvo to
vedelO in spoznalo. bi Sc ne dalo
voditi "a nos cd ljudi. Xxi so Sc ro-
dill kraljevskih ali carskih pa
lacah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25
Casnikarski smoki vseh n

.- Casnikarski smoki vseh ma
rodov delaio zdai poklone Meh-
mrdu V. novopcccncmu turSke-
mu Sultanu. Umevno je. da so ma
tenn Gloveku razkrili in naSli ta-
koj vse najviSje GloveSke cedno-
sti. dasi so Sc pred kratkem te-
ga cloveka vseh petih delhi Sve-
tn poznali ~ navadnega. roiene-
"a butca. Idai Sc prepirata diva
caSnikarska Smoka. kdo ie prvi
govoril Mehmedcm V. Eden ic
Anglez, drugi pa Nemcc: prvi pi-
Sc IA "Daily Croniclc". drugi pa
IA Scherlove "Berliner Batter.
Anglezu je rekel premeteni Meh-
med, da najbolj liubi ma svetu
Angleze: Nemcu ie pa spet dejal
da SO mu najboli priljublieni
Nemci. Pri tenn pogovoru ie ba-
le rabil sultan besede. ki mas spo-
minlalo ma govoranco go zapove-
dajocih generalih'. Xxi so napra-
vile ma Angleza tako globok wits.
da proSlavlia Sultana kot nitro in
logitno miSleGega - bebca. Pred
tenn tlovekom je naredil Smok
globok priklon. kakrSnega jc
zmozen le polnokrven bizantinec.
To povdarja Smok ponosom. Po
naSem Skromnem mnenju Sc ie
smok najbrz vlegel ma trebuh in
lizal prah.
In taxi ljudje piSeio V Gasnile
in "vzgajajo' narod? Feil,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

NO Je bll VllJem st. , ma obi
sku pri staremu Prohasku ma Du-
naJi le zopet vstrelil kozla. Ke.
darkoli zdaj Viljem zine in spuS-
ca svojo modrost V Sirni. ina vse.
lei smolo.
Gre Sc "a cestitkO. ktero je pO.
slal parasitu ma bulgarskem tro-
nu ozirom ma izjavo neodvisno-
sti in imenovanje parasitic ear
jem. To 6estitko je klovniSki Vi
lem zacel takole: "Ker sem pre-
prican. da bo Tvoja vlada skrbela
lojalno za nemSke materielne ko-
rlSti pri uravnavi oricntalne ze-
lcznice." it'd. it'd.
Bulgari Sc pa vsled te cestitke,
XII je obcncm zvezana terjatviio,
Silno jeze in oficiozno vladno gla-
Silo je dalo muhaStemu Nilicmu
naslednjo klofuto.
Mejtcm. ko dovolimo bncZu
Buelowu. da oceni lojalnoSt SVo-
jcga gospodarja. iziavljamo. da
so Bulgari kulturen narod. Xxi ina
pravico tirjati Ia sebe wee lojal-
noSti in uljudnosti. Bulgaria. ic
prlznala IA Orientalske Zeleznice
poSteno ceno. in ce vpraSanje do
danes Sc nj reSeno. sta to zakrivi-
la lojalni Evropejec in prekanie-
nj Azijat, ker Sc ne moreta spo-
razumiti, kdo bo od celc svote po-
basal en- ali diva milijona svojo
malho.
Drugi bulgarski casniki piSeio
tudi tako ostro. Vbogi Viliem.
Cestital je, hotel ie biti vliuden,
zdaj pa pada cd vsch strani po
MENU. Sc navadna cestitka Sc mu
wee ne posrcci. NajboliSe ie, da
Sc ga poslje penzijon, svoiega
Iona" "a klovniSke uloge ne "a
sluzi vec!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

- Turski parliament. - V par
lamentarnih krogih zatrjujejo, da
bo zasedanje parlamenta odgode-
no svrho. da Sc vladi da prilika
napraviti mir in red DRAW.
Mnogi politiki so mnenja, da bo
zbornca kratkem razpuscena
in takOj razpisane move volitvc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25
AmeriSka krizarka -

= AmerlSka krlzarka North
Carolina je priplula V maloazi-
jatski pristan Mersino. da varuje
ameriSke drzavljane. V okolci
MerSine diviajo Mahomedanci
prot vsem. Xxi ne hvaliio in moli-
jo alaha in Mahomeda. niegove-
ga prcroka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

rbls paper Is devoted
]. ,be interests of the
.orkins class. Work.
II. are entitled to all
that tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

AZITE!
~
ma stevilko " oklepaiu
III SO nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplii-
Mega spodai ali
NJ ma s..I!.,,. ovitk%. Ako 900
tedai van prihodnjo
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

- Pet castnikov, Xxi SO Sc vde-
lezili prot revolucije dne 13. a
prila so obesili dne II. maia ma
sproti mOSeje Sofia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

Sultanova palaca JildiS Ki-
osk bo od sedaj odprta liudstvu
IA obiSk. Suznjem spodenega sui
tana jc dala vlada svobodo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-25

- L. Berlina Sc poroca uradno.
da je bilo Stevilo ameriskih IL
selJencev preko nemskih LUX
mesecu aprilu zelo nizko.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
THE BANK CAsHIER
WAS NOT BURGLAR TOOF.

Louisville, Aug. 21.--The Kentucky
court of appeals has handed down a
decision in favor of a casualty COM
rany in bank burglary case. The
IClicy exempted the company from
Liability unless the money was taken
from the safe by felonious entry by
use of tools or explosives. In the
case in point the cashier OF the bank
was forced by the robbers to open
the safe at the point of a gun. and
the bank sought to collect from tn
insurance company holding that the
contract was complied with because
the cashier was in sense the tool Of
the burglars. The court admitted
that this point was correct, but held
that the term tool" was different
from that involved in the contract
which referred to burglars tools.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21

Spokane, Wash. Aug. 21.--"No
vote. no husband"
This is the slogan of $50 pretty
girls of marriageable age, who have
just organized the College Equal Suf-
frage club, of Spokane Do they
mean it? Well, just ask one of the
members, and there won't be much
room for doubt left.
Each of the girls has taken a
pledge to convert her suitor to wom-
ans rights before entering upon an
engagement.
The plan to enlist Cupid into the
ranks as an ally was originated by
half dozen timid members who,
after several conferences. persuaded
Mrs. u. w. Comerford to launch the
movement and recruit the member
ship to 500.
This does not mean that the time
old methods of wooing are to be
barred, but that the valiant knight
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
TIE POPE DISCUSSES
ELIOT'S NEW "RELIGION'

Chicago. Aug 2l.-A special from
Rome To the Tribune says:
"The address 'deliyerert -,by prof.
Charles Eliot before the Harvard
summer school has been translated by
the pope's order. that he might thor
oughly comprehend it.
THE translation was read with
great care by his holiness. who eX-
pressed profound regret that man
of such authority and culture as Dr.
Eliot should spread theories that he
said, are not IN fact the basis OF %
new religion OF the future. but a mega
ton OF the faith and principles which
are tho foundation of Christianity and
modern civilization.
The pope is reported To have said
it would be- easy To refute and destroy
DR. Eliots argument and highly
praised Archbishop Ryan Of PhiIa-
delphia. Bishop McFuu! of Trenton
and other American ,cc.e-i8stics who
hastencd 90 defend their church and
faith. II is believed that -nmi-
official reply To Or. Eliots address ON
the lines suggested by the pope him
self viii appear in the Ciyiua cat
tuliga, the most representative Catho-
Die magazin &C."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
COLORADO FARMERS
NEED BETTER MACHINES
On This Account the Annual Fair VIII
Make Better Exhibits of All
Kinds of implements.

Denver Colo. Aug. 21.-Special at
tentiOn has been paid the machinery
and implement department at the sec
ond annual Colorado Interstate Fair
and Exposition, which is to be held
- to Is, inclusive. The superintend-
ent, ID. V. Healy, has secured one of
the best position on the fair grounds
for this department. Last year this
exhibit was located at the eastern or
street car entrance of the grounds
This year both the steam railroad and
the electric will enter the grounds at
the western side, and the machinery
exhibit, with as many moving mech
anical features, will be the first
sighted as the visitors leave the cars
Incidentally the space has been
greatly increased this year. The man
ufacturing concerns in the country
are arranging for a feature exhibit.
Crop conditions in the Rocky Noun
tain region and especially in Colo
rado during the past year have
broken all records and consequently
the productive area will be greatly in
creased the coming season. To make
this increase profitable the prosperous
agriculturists of this region are very
much i'm the market for new and I'M
proved planting, cultivatng harvest
ing aud marketing devices, and the
manufacturers will exhibit at the In
tcr-State Fair and Exposition with
profit as the result OF C0loraIU'~ UNI
tNampl.d d prosperity.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
VALUABLE HORSES
WILL Be ENTERED
some of the Best in the Country VIII
Be Seen During SHOW AT
Madison Garden.

New York, Aug. 21.-Thc breeders
and raisers of fine draft horses
throughout the west will become an
important factor in the National
Horse show to be given here in D.
C,mber The National Horse Show
association. following the suggestion
of Alfred G.. Vanderbilt, has offered
$4,000 i'm prizes for the highest
types of Belgian. Pcrchcron, Shires
and Clydesdales. and as these fancy
dIaft horses are bred almost eXclus-
lively i'm the west. the western inter
est i'm the show will be- considerable.
Among the exhibitors of draft
horses win be the McLaughlns 1t
Kansas city, who a fcwdays ago pur-
chased tho champion Percheruns of
France; Crouchs of Lafayette, Ind,
who have purchased "a number of
champion Perchorons abroad Alex
gnd,r Gaibrigh of GAINESVILLE, Wis
who has just received a shipment Of
champion Belsians, and the Trou-
mans, who recently acquired the best
-hircs exhibited al the Royal Horse
show in London. Edward Morris of
Cuieugo whose champion slx-horsc
team was big feature of the Lon
con olympia recently. viii show, iu
addition 10 his champion six, ten Of
the best Clydesdales in scotland, in
Guiding the champions of the High
land show which ne purchased last
week. II is expected that al one time
there win be 200 western draft horses
i'm the Madison square Garden ring
worth one million dollars
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
LIVE GUY WIRE
KILLED HIS HORSE
Children In the Ncighborhoo,r Have
Been Playing Around the Deadly
Nire but None Was Hurt.

A large gray horse belonging ta
Felipe O'Bannon, who operates
general merchandisc store at 40i
Bridge avenue. was electrocuted this
morning By coming into contact with
a live guy Wire belonging To the Al
buquerque Traction company at the
corner of south Third street and
Bridge aycnue.
The horse Was grazing on the large
open field on the west side of Bridge
avenue at the intersection of Third
street, when il brushed up against
the wire, which runs To the ground.
supporting one of the poles nearby
The animal was Instantly killed.
That other fatalities have not oc-
CURED seems miraculous as. accord
ing 10 the statements Of those living
nearby, the Wire was surrounded each
evening after dark by children of the
neighborhood who delighted i'm at
taching wires 10 il So that sparks
would 49, Mr. O'Bdnnou stated that
several boys had been slightly
burned hy coming In contact with the
wire, but none seriously Workm n
are today removing the danger.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
ADJOURNS TO MEET
At SAN ANTONIO
Resolution Is Endorsed Which
lt IS Believed VIII
End PlnChot
Fight.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
At SESSION TODAY
Col. Ike Pryor Will Head Orqanl-
zation During the Yedr-Dr.
Wiley Discussed Pure
Food Ques-
tion.

Denver, Aug. 21.-After finally ap-
proving resolutions, which it is be-
lieved, will finally settle the Pinchot-
BallingeT controversy and prevent the
segregation of other than forest lands
I'm The forest reserves the Trans
Mississippi congress adjourned today
to meet in short session at San An
tonic, Texas, in November. The Off
GERS elected are as follows;
Col. Ike r. Pryor. of san Antonio,
president.
A. c. Trumbo. of Muskogee, first
vice president.
Sam Dutton, of Denver. second vice
president.
Col. w. f. Baker. of Sioux City,
third vice president.
II. A. Jastro, OF Bakersfield, Calf,
fourth vice president.
Arthur Francis, of Cripple Creek,
secretary.
Z. J. Hart. of san Antonio treas
urer.
Fred w. Fleming, of Kansas City.
chairman of the executive committee.
At the session today Congressman
j. A. Mcclure, of Nebraska, spoke on
finland Waterways" and DR.. W. j.
Wiley, of the department of agricul-
ture, discussed the pure food question
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
HELD TOGETHER
BY LEATHER THONGS
Chicago Visited by Man Who Was
All Broke Up When He Fell
From Il Tower.

Chicago Aug. 21.-"Teddy" Peters,
who says he is the only man living
with 4 broken neck, received when "A
bridge at Quebec collapsed two years
ago this month and killed Pa persons,
is in Chicago Peters who is 40 years
old. says that every bone in his body
was broken by the fall OF more than
500 feet.
Peters was structural, iron worker.
and at the time of his fan was at
tempting o. save fellow workman.
His wife died from shock when told OF
the extent # her husbands injuries.
Peters body is completely wrapped
in a leather harness. His head is held
on one side by leather straps, while
a leather collar about five inches high
surrounds his neck
Peters declares that he Is the man
who cut the cable i'm Manila harbor
during the battle of Manila, and was
member of the crew Of the cruiser
Brookyu
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
BOTH PROMOTERS
OF RIVAL TOWN
II is Said However That the Pres
ent Trouble Has No C0nneC-
ton With Fight OF Citi
z6us Against IL
qu0r.

Mountainair. y. NJ, Aug. 2l.-Fol-
lowing an attack Thursday night by
night riders On the hoGse occupied by
Mrs. G L. Knappe, during which
twelve shots were fired into the house,
one of which grazed the woman as
she lay in bed. she has arranged to
leave town today. and it is reported
that A. Kubena, a merchant, has also
been warned to leave within twenty
four hours. The identity of the night
riders has not been revealed.
1t is said that the raid Of the night
riders has nothing to do with the fight
the citizens of Mountainair have
maintained against the sale of liquor
or the location of saloons i'm this
town. Mrs. Knappe and Kubena were
promoters Of the rival townsite. just
outside the limits of Mountainair, in
which saloons were located. and over
which trouble has existed for several
months. the people of Mountainair
finally securing a court decision at
santa Fe favorable to their conten-
ton against the liquor traffic.
A few nights ago a house and 9TH
er small buildings were burned on
the Knappe homestead three miles
south of Mountainair, and the raid
of the night riders is believed To have
scme connection with this, as the fire
was evidently OF incendiary origin.
The raid of the horsemen caused
scme little excitement at the tina,
but it is believed that no further
trouble will follow.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
JAILER CLAIMS IHAN
WANTS TOO MUCH
He Doesn't Appreciate What Is
Done for Him. Is Reply
Of the SuperInten-
dent When
Asked.

Matteawan, Aug. 21.-Mrs. Mary
Copley Thaw today issued statement
in which she criticizes the treatment
accorded her son. Harry X. Thaw
since his return to the Matteawan
asylum for the criminal insane In
her statement she says that not only
has he been refused the privileges
which were given him when he was
first sent to the asylum but that he
has been denied the comforts given
him during the last eighteen months.
Mrs. Thaw says that DIR. Land. sup
rintendent of the asylum. was asked
why privileges had not been granted
Thaw in compliance with the order
of Judge Mills and his reply was that
Thaw did not appreciate what was
done for him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
OVfRRULE MOTION
FOR NEW TRIAL
County Board VIII Decide Whether
Case Involving Fees VIII BE
Appealed.

Judge Ira A. Abbott this morning
signed judgment against the county
ia favor of Sigfricd Grunsfcld for
$4,000. which was the amount of the
bin Grunsfrid rendered the commits
sioners last December. The signing
of the dec.ro indicates that the mo-
uun OF District Attorney Klock for a
new hearing has been oyerruled.
Grunsfeld has another bill against
the county of between $4,000 and
$1,000, and there is yet due him the
assessors fees for later collections.
Whether tho case viii be appealed
viii bc decided az the next meeting
oi tho county commissioners II the
case H. appealed and ssutiined Gruns-
t-Id VIII receive per cent interest
on the Judgment according To the de-
cree uI the court
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
TO PUMP WATER
FOR DthIhG LANDS
Gas Engine Company Agrees to In
stall Plant IL Required Acre
age Il Subscribed.

Deming, y, NJ. eAng. 2l.-The
farmers aud also the townspeOple of
Deming, at a meeting In the Adelphi
club rooms. met representatives OF
tle Ohio Gas Engine company, who
submitted report saying that if the
required amount of land to be irri-
gated (6.000 acrCs) was subscribed,
they would put in an irrigating plant
and at the end of ten years turn over
the plant to the subscribers. 1t is eX-
pected that the entire amount of land
will be subscribed for before tonight.
This plant will be one of six owned
and controlled by the same company,
the other plants being located in New
Mexico, Colorado and Texas.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21

must break customs instead of lances
and enter upon the matrimonial sea
pledged To work for equal rights at
the pools.
The girls say they don't want to be
considered terribly radical They
simply make it plain that there is to
he no encouragement I'm affairs OF the
heart where the wooer does not be-
lieve In the suffragists' cause or shows
no indications of being open to argu-
ment.
Political economy is to he feature
of the organization The girls intend
To take up these problems just as the
men do, and there will he debates,
and discussions at the regular meet
ings.
THE knights used to do and dare
anything for their lady love i'm the
days of chlralry," declared one pretty
club member. Lets see If the men
today can stand the test"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
Big Companies Merge.
Names New Regent.
NEW STATION HOUSE
PLANNED FOR ELIDA

Elida, n. NJ, Aug. 21.--A letter has
3een received by the station master
here from f. l.. Meyers, general
freight and passenger agent for the
Pecos Valley. stating that plans are
under way for the building of new
station at Elidn. which shall be COM
mensurate With the Importance of the
town and the business transacted
here. \ new section house will also
be built, and a large pumping house.
The station and sections house are TO
be. started Immediately and finished
not later than December l.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
WILL HAVE SOCIAL CLUBS.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Social clubs 70
take the place of high school frater-
mites. which the board of education
is determined to abolish, are plannei I
by President Urion of the board and
Superintendent Ella Flagg Young.
According to the plans of Mr..
Urion and Mrs. Young the proposed
social clubs are to be organized along
lines that will be highly beneficial L"
the pupils and will be just the oppo-
site of the high school fratcrnitieS in
every respect.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
UNIFORM LAWS
WILL Be URGED
commissioners From several States
Are Working on Revision Of
Present Statutes.

Detroit. Aug 21.-Commissiuuprs
on uniform laws are now. iu session
here and are forming uniform state
corporation law which viii prevent
corporations from taking ont incor-
porations i'm states where there are
few restrictions and then operating in
states where IT would bee ,mp -~tblc
10 get an original charter % is cN-
pccted that the commission rs viii
frame uniform marriage and dUurce
laws to bo submitted Co the state irs-
I-.ItuTDa.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
HEAVY RAINFALL IN
SOUTHERN ARIZONA

Bisbvo Ariz. Aug. 2l.-The rain
Iall for 1903 i'm this section of Ari-
20nd promises % DE greater than in
amy previous year. The precipitation
7D far Is Z inches greater than m any
preceding year In the memory Of the
oldest lnhabitant and with several
months remaining it appears that the
year 1909 viii go down as the wettest
ia this part of the territory.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
WILL Use AIRSHPS.

Toxic. Aug. 21.-lt is reliably re-
ported that as a result of Chinese re-
presentations Japan may suspend the
independent reconstruction of the
Antung- -Mukden railroad and carry
out the work in cooperation with
China, both appointing expert dele
gates
In its report the war department
makes large appropriation for bal
looms and aerOplanes,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
SANTA FE ORDERS
HEAVY RAILS
Road Places Large Order for Dcliv-
cry Next Year for J-c ia IN
tending and Renewing
Track.

Chicago. Aug 21.-Thc Santa TO
railroad has placed an order for 1907
600 9O-uouud steel rails at cost pt
SO. 5000 for 200 miles of new road
and renewals The rails win ne de-
livcrrd boo 1870 and "a large portion of
the order vii. DC used ip Texas.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
CHOKEO TO DEATH
BY BAND OF THIEVES
Mystery Surrounds Death of Trini-
dad Woman and Thirteen Are
Held as Suspects.

Trinidad. Colo Aug. 21.-Mystery
surrounds the death of Mrs. IL. .Geld-
man, who was found dead this morn
ing i'm the rear of her small store with
a brown silk handkerchief knotted
tightly around her throat. The wum-
ans husband declares the store was
riied and the police believe the motive
was robbery. William Thulman, a
brother-in-law OF the dead woman is
held a. a suspect with twelve others.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21

New York, Aug. 21.-In the
, resignation of VIM. Winter from
whitelaw eiRd's New York Trib-
une. where he had served as
dramatic critic for As years,
} New York seees victory for the
, theater trust.
Winter. the foremost and best
, loved dramatic critic in Amer
lea, the friend of Longfellow and
Whittier, of Booth and McCul-
D Tough. could not fit in with the
new times of the Salome dances
the Moulin Rouge" and the
Girl from Rector's."
With a trenchant pen, and
, fearless courage, the old critic
he is past 73 now-lashed
Klaw & Erlanger methods and
standards, and fought an unceas-
ing battle for the best in dram
, attic art. Whether the theatrical
people demanded that he be
, gagged is not known. But it ia
admitted in the Tribune office
that the blue pencil was used on
Winters writings to cut out
, things that might offend the
trust.
Then VIM. Winter. who had
received his first commission on
y the Tribune at the hands Of
. Horace Greedy in 1865, sent IN
. his resignation.
p
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
TAIBAN Will DIG
ron NRTESINN WATER

Taibu, y, M Aug 2I-Tha h@si-
res- men o. this place have cluDbnd
together and will spend $4,000 ON "a
hole I'm the ground on the main street
of the town with a view to bringing
in am arte~ian Well Experts believe
that Taibau is In the artcsiau belt
The men who furnish the money viii
own the wei. The money has been
subscribed and bids hay. been asked
for the drilling.