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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-31
'I,, the Heart of Birnnnghanl Men"
August Reductions On Today!
Final Clearing Out of All Summer Wear for

shoulder Little fables and fiction n ours mnchmd the i is M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-07-31

Sec. 8. That every such social club or social or literary society chartered by or under any statute or law Of Alabama
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ties qu' ellie a bien des fois pour t%raverser les periodes
plus on moins %critiques de son existence mont sou-
vent d'autres sources que panemie. lie premier
soin Pune femme qui nest pas bien portante, qui
SQUIRE Oh qi est a%ffaiblie, soft par la %maladie, SOFT
par toute autre cause, dot done etre de Sc procurer
les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique
Franco mericaine qui guerissent chaque jour tant
de femmes, de jeunes files, de jeunes meres, de
femmes agees a%tteintesd de differences maladies qu' att
Gun autre re1nede ne parvient a guerir.
Femmes agees, jeunes meres ct jeunes files, pre-
nez done les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chr
mique Franco-Americaine. Quelques bottles suA1-
ront pour refaire votre sante, vous rendre vos for
ces perdues, ct retablir complement votre orga-
nisme delabre, d&bilite, anemie Oh meme epuise.
Settlement, n'acceptez pas lie premier medlcament
vent, car beaucoup de pharmaciens sans %scrupules
sont pages par DIES lubricants peu defeats chaque
fois qu'ils parviennent a ren1placer les Pilules Rot
ges de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine
par un de leurs produits.
Exigez done les Pilules Rouges qui portent SUE
leur etiquette lie nom de la Compagnie Chimique
Franco-Americaine ct qui sont en- vente dams toutes
les BONES pharmacies.
N'acceptez pas non plus de ces Pilules dites "pilu-
les rouges'' que des colporteurs ct co1porteuses,
PEASANT par les maisons, al1ant de porte en- porte,
vous offrent. Ces gems sont des imposteurs, ct nos
produits ne sont jamais vendus de cette maniere.
ST votre marchand ma pas les Pilules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine,
envoyez-nous SOC pour une bofte Oh $3.50 pour six
bottles, ayant bien soin de faire enregistrer votre
lettre contenant de Iargent, ct vous recevrez, par
lie retour de la MALE, les veritables Pilu1es Rouges.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES.-Adressez-
vous par lettres on personnellement All No 274 rue
Saint-Denis, Montreal, 81 vous desirez avoir des
consei1s au sujet de votre sant@. Les Medecins de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine vous
donneront, tout a fait gratuitement, les infor1na-
tons n&cessaires pour 1enploi DIES Pi1ules Rouges
ct vous indiqueront aussi TN autre traitement 81
votre maladie lie requiert.
coMPAGNIE CHIM1QUE FRANCO
AMERICANA,
274 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
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L'EcHo rE L'OUEsT nest pas respon'
sable des idees ct opinions emtses par
ses correspondents.
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Abopnez. vous 4 pEcHo DE LOU
EST, ST par an.
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Quelques reHexlons sur Ia sta
tistlque ci-dessus devraient vous
convaincre que c'est l'infe ction plu.
tot que rheredi96 quill faut Grain
dire. II est ben connu que la trans.
mission paternelle est impossible
ct les disciples de Ia theorle ont
essay6, mails en- vain,d de l'expIiqcer.
La trans mission maternelle est
possible WI lie contrat lmmediat a
la coutagion qul existe des la nais-
sance, ct cont1nuellement durant
lie Tongue periodic d'allaitement.
"Sans y e:re expose" ii ny a
pas de tuberculose her6ditalre, dit
Bernheim. Dams toutes ses obser
vations il ma j%a.nais trouve lie con-
traire. Que les parents feussent
dams I'm etat avanc6 de la maladie,
81 l'enfant 6tait eloigne de bon
ne heure ii ne c%ontractait pas la
tuberculose.
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d6l6gues lie tour du monde qu11
consistait 3 traverser le grand
tunnel qui relic Port Huron ct
Sarnia en- "wagon a charbon" CO
qui permit de contempler plus IL
brement lcette grande mervellle'
A Sarnia un grand vapeur atten-
DAFT les d6l6gu6s ct leur ut talre
un tres agreeable tour sur Ia rlv1e1e
Ste Claire. LIE soir grande Paraoe
ct feux d'arti6ces suivle de llni-
tiation de 500 nouvelies recrues, q
laquelle a preside lie DR. Cote de
Port Huron ct Oh le mare Bell
servit CONNIE s'victime."
LIE lendemain mercredl IN grand
banquet suivit dun bal termina lie
programme d'amusements'
Voic1 les nouveaux officers elus:
Consul Commandeur, A. M.
Watson, Port huron, Mich,
Advisor Lieutenant, s X. Hayes
Beloit, Wis.
Banquier, Frank Mallen
Port Furon, Mich.
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En- voicl IN e%xemple:

La famllle de +. 6talt compose
de 5 enfants, lie pere mott de la
tuberculosis ct la mere sc portant
tres bien. LIE deuxleme enfant fut
retire de chez lui a sa %naissance ct
6lev6 par une nourrice en- bonnie
sant6 jusqu'a i'age de Is ans ct en-
suite envoy6 q l6cole, II est main
tenant age de 36 ans ct est en- par.
faite sante. Les 4 autres enfants
demeurerent avec leurs parents:
deux sont morris de la tuberculose
pulmonaile ct les deux eutres en-
sont affect6s ct dams un 6tat avan-
ce.
Dams une autre famille de Z en-
fants Gu lie pere ct la mere souf-
fraient de la tuberculosis. le second
ct lie cinquleme furent retir6s de
chez eux. Les clnq enfants rest6s
avec leurs parents sont tous morris
de la tuberculosis. Les deux autres
sont t%ou]ours restes bien, sont ma
ries ct ont chacun plusleurs en-
fants en- parfaite sant6,
A trois differences reprises Get
observateur assista a la nalssance
de jumaux mes de meres affect6es
de tuberculose pulmonalre. Dams
chaQue cas- un des enfants fut 6lev6
chez lui per une nourrice en- par
fate sant6 tandis que l'autre 6tait
envoye q la campagne. Les tlo:s
enfants qui resterent chez eux
monument, Pun de Ia tuberculose
pulmonaire ct les deux autres de
m6ningite tuberculeuse. Deux de
ces nourrlces Ell parfaite sant6 au
debut monument aussi plus tard
de la tuberculose. Dun autre cote
les trols autres enfants 6loignes
de chez eux ct 6lev6s a la campagne
vivent encore ct sont bien. Est-ll
besoin de mellleur preuve que Get
to maladie nest pas her6ditaire.
Les statistiques sui le b6tail
donnent DIES r6sultats PARALLELS.
Baumgarten dams son experiment
tation avec ses cochons d'Inde,
en- est vent aux memes conclu-
sions, apres en- avoir isole des pc
tits ct laiss6s les autres avec DIES
animaux 1nfect6s.
Nous continrerons sur CO sujet
la semaine prochaine.
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La Tuberculosis
HEREDITE

On ne peut disposer de la ques-
ton d'her6dite sans quelques con-
cessions envers ceux qui sly alta,
chaient depuis ST longtemps. 81
nous acceptcrs la theorie d'her6di-
t6, nous serons obllges de releguel
tout espoir de nous debarrasser de
la maladie.
Heubner ct Berlin, qui nous a
dome d'excellentes statistiques,
appelle notre attention sus le falt
que les enfsnts en- meurent rare
ment dursnt leurs trois premiera
mois. ST c'etait h6reditaire il y en-
aurait qui mourraient DIES leura
premiers jours. Parmi les enfants
dams cette clinlque pour traite-
ment de toutes sortes de maladies,
les sffect6s de tuberculose etalent
dams Ia proportion suivante.
S84 enf'nts de moins de 3 mois 0
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Toutes lettres. correspondances
ETC.. dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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LES PlLULES ROUGES st en- Ven a la rmn O & Morgan, Avenue
Centrae S cc SWr de Geo A * -
Convention des w. o. W.

Samedi soir, lie 6 courant I'm
contingent de 30 d4l6gu6s qulttait
les Villes-Smurs dams I'm wagon
special du milwaukee" pour Sc
rendre q Port Huron Mich, Gu
s'est ouverte mardi, 9 courant, la
convention biennalle de la juridlc-
ton u. de l'ordre des "Woodmen
of the World.
LIE camp Lasalle de st Paul
6tait r~epr6sent6 par deux del6gu6s
NM. Philippe j. Bigu6 ct Leon
Savard ainsi que par M. Jacob
Quesnel qui occupe lie poste de
''manager dams le b reau de direc.
ton de cette jurisdiction.
LIE camp Chsmplain de Minnea.
polls eta1t represents par NJ. A, H.
Demeules.
LIE principal but de ces conven-
tons est lelection des officers
pour la convention suivante ct lie
choix de d6legu6s q la convention
'souversine', qui, cette aimee SO
tiendra au mois de JUN q Detroit,
Mich. II peut aussi presenter des
recommendations q Ia convention
souveraine.
M. w. N. Brown de Minneapo-
lis qui a preside q Ia convention
de Port Huron q fait preuve de
grandes commissioners dams les
lois parlementaires ct de beaucoup
de tact.;,Il s'est acquitt6 de ga tache
dificile q la tres grande satlsfac-
ton de tous aus les citoyens do
Port Huron lui ont.ils pr6sente un
magnifque maillet en- signe de re-
connalssance.
Lacrosse, Wis, a etc choisl com
me lieu de la prochaine conven-
ton.
En- fat d'amusements pour les
le comit6 local a fait pro-
dige,
Mardi apres.midi on fit faire aux
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
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Commis, G. 1. Roos, Mlnneapo-
lis, MINI.
Escorte, Chas. Burkkard, Mt
Clemens, Mich.
Gnardien, Philippe j. Bigu6, St
Paul. MINI.
Sentinelle, ]. Downey. st Paul
MINI.
Syndics: G. II. B%utterfeld, Wa
kesha, Wis, T. M. Kanaly. Men
dota, MINI; Geo A, Wlckwire,
Manistee, Mich: l.. b. O%merberg,
Lacrosse, Wis; W. Hoo y
neapolis, MINI; 3. j. Reynolds,
Madison, Wisconsin.
D6l6gu6 du Minnesota, Louis
Fl Peters, st Paul.
D676gu6 du Wisconsin, Carl E.
Scow, Racine, Wis.
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>Avez-vous besoin de viande,
de premiere qualit6, fra1che on sa-
lee? Allez a la Central Provision
Co., 1875 Avenue Centrale, Oh t6l6-
phonez T. S. 1851. GU N. W.
East 80.
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lamois toute la collection dies don
n6es innombrables dun probleme.
Mails, en- fait de linguistique, une
provision vaut tout de meme beau
coup mieux qu'une volont6.
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FAIBLESSE EFT MAUX DE REINS CHEZ
MADAME UERTIN.
FAIBLESSE EFT DERANGEMENTS CHEZ
MADAME J. METIVIER.,
GuGris par les PlLOLES RoOGES de
la Conpagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine.

"Sans les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chi
mique Franco Americaine, je serais aujourd' hui
dams la tombe. Apres avoir subj successivement
trois accidents suivis de fortes hemorragies, ie fus
%atteinte de la jaunisse. Pendant trois mois je fus
tres soufrante, entire la vie ct la mort, condamnee
par les medecins qui me soignaient. Je relevai cepen-
dant, mails, malgre les bons TONGUES de toutes sor-
ties, je ne pouvais reprendre mes forces. Au contraire,
il me semblait que chaque jour je faiblissais.
J'endurais de terribles douleurs dams les relns q11
ne me laissaient aucun repos nj lie jour, nj la mutt.
Je perdais Iespoir &c revenir a la. sante ct lie sacri-
fee de ma vie etait presque fait.
Tn Jour, CONNIE je lisais dams les journaux tout
lie bien que font les Pilules Rouges ct toutes les que
risons qu'elles operent, je resolus d'essayer &c der
nier remede.
essai fut couronne dun grand success. e ne pou-
vais croire a un tel %triomphe, moi qui avais pris
tant de chooses sans aucun resultat. ct pourtant,
c'etait blen vrai, je revena1s a la vie.
HUT bottles settlement de ces BONES Pilu1es Rou-
ges m apporterent, non pas i'm soulagement, mails
une guerison complete.
Je n al jamais pris d. autres remedies ct dependant,
depuis six ans, ma sante a toujours etc tres bonnie.
J'ai aug1nente de quarante livres."
Madame JOS. MET1VIER,
681 rue Wolfe, Montreal.
"Etant alice a la Champagne pour me retab1ir
apres la Nuisance dun de mes enfants, je fus obi
gee de prendre lie lit a cause dun reimbursement,
ct je suis restee plusieurs semaines sous les soins de
deux medecins. Ma ma1adie etait grave, car tous
les remedies que lon m'adninistra %resterent sans
resultat. Je sentais du NAL dams tous les me1nbres
ct j'&tais Pune grande faiblesse.
Ma mere, qui await employs les Pi1u1es Rouges
@avec I'm grand success, me decida den faire 1'essai.
Je mis- done tous mes remedies de cote ct je common
cal lie traitement DIES Pilules Rouges accompanies
de purgatifs, car je %soufrais aussi dune constipa-
ton opiniatre. Des les premieres bottles j'eprou-
vais beaucoup de soulage1nent, je pus me lever,
marcher ct sortir. Au bout de que1ques mois etais
parfaitement gu@rie de tous mes maux ct meme de
la constipation qui me rendait auparavant dyspepti-
que.
Depuis, je mai jamais etc ma1ade, je suis forte,
j'ai TN bon appetit ct ma digestion Sc fat bien.
Cette transformation, je la dois aux Pi1ules Rouges
ct je sens que c'est TN devoir pour moi de lie faire
connaftre.
Madame A. GUERTIN,
50 rue Cadieux, Montreal,
Tous les maux, toutes les souffrances, toutes les
ma1adies que la femme a 81 solvent a supporter, les
.-1..- - ~ 1o ~o11x- 40 ooo,1r a 1171r ro noe lac
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Madame A. GUERTIN,
50 rue Cadieux, Montreal,

Tous les maux, toutes les soufrances, toutes les
ma1adies que la femme a 81 solvent a supporter, les
maux de tete, les maux de ceur, les nigraines, les
les n@vralgies, les vertiges, les sufocations, les pal
%pitations, les etoufements, les pA!es couleurs, les
nervosites, les moments de ~tristesse, de melancolie,
de Encouragement, de faiblesse toutes les difficult
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ECHO DE L'OUEST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI l9 Mars 1909

Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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Peary in Hudson Naval Parade.
GENERAL DELIVERY
ONLY FOR TRANSlENTS
Postoffce Department Insists That
Other Main Be Delivered by
Carriers.

Chicago, Sept. 30-The ruthless and
cold-hearted postOffice authorities of
Chicago have entered upon cam
paign against Cupid and the CORE
spondence between the little god and
his votaries. Yesterday they compell-
ed 5000 women and girls who have
been obtaining their mail at the gen.
eral delivery under assumed names to
reveal to them their true names and
addresses. This campaign will be con-
tinued until. it is estimated, 10000
men and women, old and young, will
be compelled through disclosure in
writing to the postal authorities to
give them their real identification,
otherwise they shall be cut off from
the privilege of receiving letters at
the general delivery under assumed
names.
1t has been noted, in every city, that
great numbers who have settled domi-
Giles, do not allow the mail carriers to
deliver their letters but always re-
pair either in person or by special
messenger, to the general delivery to
receive them. They could not do this
if the letters were not addressed to fic-
titious names, for, having fixed domi-
Giles, the carriers unGer the rules of
the department would deliver the mail
at them.
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WILLIE x. VANDERBILT WAS
MAYNARD IN HIS AFFECTIONS

New York, Sept 30--The willowy,
seductive beauty of Mile Lima Cava-
lieri, as shown when she appeared in
her famous gasp gown" at the Met
ropolitan grand opera house last wint-
er, is said to have so captivated Willie
K. Vanderbilt that he forgot that he
had a wife. home or anything else.
1t is rumored here that Vanderbilt's in
fatuation for the actress caused his
wife to leave him. The Vanderbilts
have separated. and it is understood
that Mrs. Vanderbilt will sue for di-
vorce
The Vanderbilts intimates that Mrs
Vanderbilt, who is now in New York
is at present and has been for long
time, angry at what she termed his
undisguised infatuation for Mile. Cava
lieri.
Vanderbilt's fondpess for her has
been much talked of In Paris, and it
is said Newport has discussed it with
great interest, too
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ROBBED BANK IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT
Streets of Glenwood
Springs Thronged
at Time
TWO POSSES IN PURSUIT
Thrown Off the Right Trail
by Men Who Volunteered
as Guide.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Sept so
Two posses are securing the hills in
the hope of capturing the two bandits
who yesterday afternoon robbed the
Citizens National bank of $4,000.
The robbery took place in broad day
light, while the street in front of the
bank was thronged with people The
robbers elbowed their way through
the crowd and entered the bank, COM
pelling F. E. Drach, the cashier. and
bookkeeper to throw up their hands.
They then took the money from the
safe, went out of the back door,
mounted the horses hired shortly be-
fore from the local livery stable and
galloped for the mountains.
They were unmasked. 1t is thought
that they took the trail for Mexico
A man giving his name as James
Brown, volunteered the information
that he knew where the robbers had
gone but the posse soon found he was
leading them on a false trail. He
was arrested, as was the man who
held the horses for the robbers. The
latter refused to give his name or
tell of his connection with the rob
berry. The money was $4,000 in gold
and $4,000 in paper.
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COMETS TAIL WILL
SIDE SWIPE EARTH.
But Most Serious Result Anticipated
Will Be Brilliant Showers of
Stars.

Providence, r. l., Sept 30,-Frank
E. Seagrave, whose calculations rela-
tive to Halley's comet have attracted
widespread attention, announced last
night that the correction Of a slight
error in his calculations developed
the discovery that on May 10, 1910,
the comet will reach the same plane
as the earth in its orbit 1t is thereby
determined that the tail of the COM
ct will sweep across the plane in
stead of clearing it. The earth and
comet will meet on the same plane,
but not in the same path. There will
be distance at the nearest point of
130o0,000 mites between the two.
The fan of the comet tail will
spread out and for a short period the
earth will find itself swept by star
dust brought from many millions
of miles beyond the farthest known
comet
There need be no scare over the
approaching event." said Mr.. Sea
grave. 1T will be nothing more than
we have already passed through on
June 80, 1861, when the earth swept
through the tail of the comet of 81.
The nearest it could ever come to the
earth would be 6,325,0O0 miles"
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GOVERNMENT FURNISHES
ELECTRIC POWER.
Phoenix Being IIIumined BY Electrici-
ty From Great Salt River
Dam Project.

Phoenix, Ariz., Sept 30.-At ten
O'Clock today the government began
delivering to the Pacific Gas Elec-
tfic Company power from the Rcose-
veit dam for the lighting of Phoenix.
This company is the first patron of
the government for power, the pro-
ceeds going to the fund of the Salt
River Reclamation Project Later
power will be furnished settlers re-
moved from the bitches who will irrf-
gate by pumping.
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PRESIDENT CUTS
OUT RECEPTIONS
Will Make Only
One Speech at
Each Place
THE PROGRAM IS CHANGED
Secret Service Agent Makes
Arrangements With
Governor Curry.

L. c. Wheeler of Washington, D. c.,
came to Santa F'e this afternoon in
advance of the arrival of the Presi-
Dental party in the Territory to take
up the New Mexico program with Gov
ernOr Curry and in which several ma
terial changes will have to be made at
Albuquerque. President Taft had con-
templated making about fifty address
es on his tour but to date he has al
ready delivered sixty and the trip has
proven quite strenuous. Owing to
the great number of public receptions
and demonstrations he has attended,
instructions have been given that he
will make only one address at any
one place and that he will hold no
more public receptions. In conse-
quence the reception at the CONNER
cial Club at Albuquerque and the
night parade and demonstration will
have to be abandoned.
The President will make a ten min
uate stop at Gallup and at Las Cru
ces. 1t is believed that he will get
to Albuquerque 45 minutes earlier
than scheduled time, about p. m,
and will therefore be able to make
his address at the Alvarado before
dark He will then retire for a few
minutes rest and to dress for dinner
A banquet will be served in the small
dining room of the AlVaradO. Later
the Montezuma ball will take place
in the large dining room and the Pres
ident may look on for a while. He
will retire to his car promptly at 1890
o'clock. For this reason and Oh ac
count Of the expense, the cadets from
the New Mexico Military Institute at
Roswell will go neither to Albuquer
que nor El Paso.
A New Mexico reception committee
with Governor Curry at its head will
go to Gallup or the New Mexico
boundary but not into Arizona, on
special car to meet the Presidential
party. U. S. Marshal C. M. Foraker,
Captain Fred Fornoff of the mounted
police and a number of New Mexico
sheriffs will also go and act as guards
of honor Governor Curry and staff
will also accompany the President to
Ell Paso, to the meeting with Presi-
dent Diaz. Governor Curry will leave
tomorrow for Albuquerque to com
plete all arrangements and Mr.
Wheeler, who made a very pleasant
impression while here, will leave on
this evenings train for Eel PaSo Tex.
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FORMER ITALIAN CONSUL
AT DENVER FOUND SHORT

Rome, Sept 30.-After an examina-
tion of the documents relating to the
services of former Consul Pasquale
Corte, the Italian department of for
eign affairs has turned over to the
public prosecutor the evidence
brought here by Consul General Rossi
of Denver charging Corte with pecu-
lation and fraud involving the amount
of $4,000
Former-Consul Corte was at the
head of the Italian consulate at Den
yer for six years and left that office
at the beginning of February of
last year, being succeeded by Consul
Tosti, and then by Consul General
Rossi
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AN INTERNATIONAL
LOVE FEAST
Sailors Of All Ma
tions March in
Parade
ARMY DAY AT NEW YORK
Climax of Hudson-Fulton
Celebration in Me-
tropolis.

New York. Sept. 30.-The army to-
day added its tribute to the memory of
Hudson-Fulton in a monster parade
which marched from the upper end of
Central park to the Washington Arch,
and which called together a greater
variety of organizations of different
nationalities than New York had ever
seen before. The men of the war fleet
We're the chief attractions of the
parade, sailors from each of the war,
ships of England, Germand, France,
Italy Holland Mexico, Argentina,
Haiti and Cuba marching with the
blue Jackets
Small detachments of marines from
al the nations headed the parade fol-
lowed by the American maries, L. S.
army, West Point cadets, New York
national guard, Grand Army and var
ious independent organizations. The
parade was reviewed by Governor
Hughes and Mayor Mcclellan.
Will Be in Parade.
New York, Sept 30.-Peary's
steamer Roosevelt arrived at Sandy
Hook early this morning and anchored
off the government dock.
Peary Will Be in Command.
Portland Me, Sept 30-Peary
leaves tonight for New York, where
he will take command of his ship the
Roosevelt in the Hudson-Fulton naval
parade.
Peary in Hudson Naval Parade.
AS the Roosevelt entered the harbor
it gave three triumphant screams of
the whistle and ran up the Peary
Arctic flag. 1t will take part in the
naval parade at the Hudson-Fulton Gel
ebratiOn tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-30
MINING CONGRESS ASKS
FOR GUIDE POSTS.
Wants Them Erected in the Desert
to Point Out Sings and Water
Holes to Prospectors.

Goldfleld, New, Sept 30.-Only one
resolution was adopted today, that
urging the safeguarding of desert wa
ter supplies and the placing of metal
guide posts showing the way to each
OF these. The San Francisco delega-
ton left today to meet President Taft
and present a resolution asking fed
eral recognition of the mining indus
try The election of officers takes
place tonight.