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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-06
OGDEN UNION RAILWAY G. DEPOT
COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Ogden Union Railway e
Depot company will be held at the Of
flee Of the Superintendent OF the Com.
pany. In the City OF Ogden. on Tues
day. the seventh day OF June, 1910.
at 90 o'clock m, for the pur-
pose of electine Directors for the en-.
suing year.
c. W. WHITE, Secretary. -
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NOTICE

have sold and transferred all my
Interest in and to the Stafford Mil
linery Co. to NJ. +. STAFFORD He will
collect all outstanding accounts, pay
all bills and assume all obligations
OF said company.
May 23rd 1910. f. O PILES.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-06

UNION PACIFIC n. r. CO.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-06

ONE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, large
lot, barn, room for four horses. lots
of hay, wagon. One block from busi
ncss ccnler Apply p. 81. Poulson.
24oi Washington. 5-26-f
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ping considerable of the loot they had
gathered.
Descriptions OF The men have been
furnished the police. and plain
clothes men have been detailed on
the cpsc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-06

5 acres. yeHr,old peach orchard
with full water right. near Bam
berger street car line Terms.
5, 10 or 20 acres fruit land on Or
chard Heights. Terms
Groom modern frame house. barn. eel
lar, 66x132, close In on bench,
part time. ..ss..s... SO 900 90
Groom frame house. corner lot,
on bench. snap. .s..,.. S2,100.00
KELLY G. HERRICK. 5-7.tf
A FOUR-ROOM brick house with
good large lot on 21st street. near
Lincoln avenue. Rents for $50 per
month. Price $4,000. Hunter & Ken
nedy. 211 First National Bell 115
G-4-1wls
BEFORE you buy real estate In Tho
cit yor county consult r. A. Matt
son, 6l3 2Sth- Bell 1926. 5-2S-1mo
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

BROTHERHOOD o; AMERICAN
EOEMEN
Ogden, Homestead No 1906 meets zee, zee,
ond and fourth Wednesday nights. ODD
Follow Hall Visiting Archcrs cor
clally invited TO mcSt with us.
w. II TOLLER.
6Z5 2lgt St, Foreman.
.. z. WILLIAMS.
1872 Fist ST. Correspondent
WOMEN OF WooDCRAFT.
Women of WoodcraIt Ogden Clrclo 6sl,
meets every Wednesday night II 7:D
o o'ciock, x OF p. Hall Visiting neigh
bors Invited Dues can bo puld at tho
Reagan Grocery Store. the afternoon
OF the 2Sth of each month.
SARAH HANSON, @. N,
1i5 Wost Patterson Ave-
MARIE CEITES. Clerk.
273I Monroe Ave-
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3 FURNISHED rooms f9r housokeoc-
ing 2lo7 Grant. e-G-tG
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished S-roo;n apart.
mont. strictly modern. no children.
2341 Adams 6 1 1wk
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FOUR.ROOM HOUSE Lot 75x162,
16 young fruit trees and 6 bearing.
good water right. fine lawn and
shade trees, chicken runs. drive.
ways. New furniture can be had
with the place. A bargain for cash.
d74 18th street. 6-27.1mo
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ELEGANT 9 ald Groom apartments.
rcw. modern. $3.50 weok 40. 53s
31st. e-e-1Yk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-06

Danderine worEs wonders. Itproducos
hair Just as surely as rain
end sunshine rais1s crops. II produces a thick
growth Of lu1urlant hair when all othes reno.
o.cs fall We guarantee Dandcrlue. All drug.
glSts soil it-2Gc. SOC and 81 per bottle. To
prove Its worth send this ad with loc In stamps
or silver end ne will mail you a large free
eADpt 5SOWL1OE DANDERINE co,
. Chicago. IL
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LOT 81 1-2x1lO. Four room house,
pantry and closet. barn and out
buildings. Inquire i'll 5lst street
5.26-2wks
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EIGHTY.ACRE farm with good 7-room
brick house, miles out with farm.
ing utensils. cows and horses. part In
crops win sell on terms or exchange
for city priperty. Bell phone s2I-K
4 lwk
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
THE TWO GOVERNMENTS
MAY MAKE RfPAEAIiON

Washington, NoN. H. secretary
Knox, while deplorine the situation
IN Mexico believes II Is not repre-
sentative OF the real altitude Of the
American and Mexican people
IN q formal statement tonight he
says.
,'rhe manifestations OF Resentment
towards Americans reported from
Mexico is the cause OF deep regret 70
the executive government aud equally
SO [ ann sure, 10 the American people
Al no time have the governments and
the people OF the two countries sus-
tanned towards each other closer and
more cordial relations predieated
upon common purposes and sSmpa
thies. than now. -.
III is most unfortunate that the
brutal crime in cur country of which
a Mexican was the victim should be
made the excuse for demonstration
Of hostility towards Americans In
Mexico
III IL q satisfaction to believe that
such demonstrations find little SYM
pathy In the body OF Mexican people
and none in the Mexican government.
"I am sure the Mexican govern
mont will be swift to put down all
hostile demonstrations against Amer
leans in Mexico and to punish those
engcged in them as this government
win be prolnp, TO press Tor the pun
ishment of persons guilty oi crimes
against citizens OF Mexico residing N
this country
At q late hour tonight "a was an
ncunced At the MeXican embassy THAI
no word OF the troubles iu the Mex
lean capital had been rereiVod from
that government
Ambassador de Ia Para oaiied at
the state department about n0on but
he said he had no information from
his government regarding the anti
American demonstration in the city
OF Mexico.
The two governments arc ia this
position
If the state department here fluids
that Ambassador WilsoHs reports are
Justified a polite request must be
made on Mexico for AN expression Of
aegret tor the demonstration and also
suitable reporation If any damage has
been suffered by Americans.
on the other hand the Mexican
government must look To the state
department for . similar expression
and reparation in tho case % Antonio
Rodriguez. the Moxioan who was rc-
ported to have becn burned at tine
stake by mob Of Tewtns az Rock
Springs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
MOB N GUADAIAAJAltN
THREATENS AMERICANS.

diuadaiajara. Mex. Nov, le@FOr
three hours tonight a mob IT several
hundred men and boys OF the lower
class. melted by the iuilammatory
speeches OF students OF omc of the
state schools, assembled IN the streets
of this city initiating riotors IN the na-
tioral flnitai vestCrda - "a mantus-
tation tgainst Americans, and intoud p
ed as protest against the Ro'k
Springs. Texas, iynchinE
Considerable property VAS damaged
but SO far as known no lives were
lost. The city practically r. under
martial law and it is believed the riot
IL we'll in the control of the state and
federal troops Police detachments
ana the Tenth federal cavalry are
guarding the American consulate.
where Consu! Samuel y. Magill was
threatened with violence.
Four squadrons of the same troops
are patrolling the American residence
section and downtown police are
guarding the American business hous-
es General Clement Vilasenor, COM
mandcr of the Fourth federal zone
together with state aud government
troops. anticipated trouble early By
calling out their entire armed force.
Ia the absence of Governor Magueil
Ahumada, who is i'll. Manuel Cuesta
Gallardo, who win be governor next
year. spent the day and night address
ing the different groups OF men who
are bent on making trouble for Amer
leans The better class OF citizens
are keeping close to their houses.
Windows were broken by the mob
in dozen American business houses.
The financial loss will be considerable.
Commercial houses in the center OF
the town are 'harricaded with shutters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
RAILWAY OFFICIALS
DISCUSS RATES
Conference Is Held al ST. Paul
by Western Railroad Men Butt
No Action Is Taken
rs, Mornlus Iourual SPECIAL iraaed Nirel

81 PauL Minu. N0r t0--After
conferences extending over the great
er part of the morning ana afternoon.
during which tho question of freight
rates and incidentally homcseekcrs
rates. were discussed. representative
of the noef Important railroad eys-
toms of fb. west laf Isf fn,ir homes
ionishf
% nus stal-d tnat pntllna definite
Wae dome regarding any contemplated
action Iu connection Nith freight rates
and ihr coufer.eN vrre unwilling %
give amy Information ae 90 the result
Of their deliberations beyond the
mere admission that thr question or
freight ra fas hfd hrcu considered
Those prfseu1 do tine conference
were james j. Hnl aua touis ". Hii.
Great Northern. President How ard
Elliott Northern Pacific. President
Darius Miller. Chicago. Burlington A
quincy. president a. i Earlur g..
N a. $50. Paul President Edmund
Penniugton. Minneapolis ST. Paul &
sauit Ste Marie. President Ripley.
Santu Pc. nna .. g.. stubhs Traffic dl-
rector Union padfi and southern
Pacific roads
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
DRIVERS VOTE.
To ACCEPT
AGREEMENT
STRIKE IN NEW YORK
TENTATIVELY SETTLED
# New Jersey TeamsterS De-
eide to Resume Work, New
York Men VIII Also Return to
Duty Monday

lhy Morning Journal Special leased Mirel
New York, Nov l0,--After back
ing anu filling tor rive hours an exc
cutive session Of the striking drivers
and helpers of the five transconunent-
al express companies decided tonta-
lively carly this morning 20 return on
Monday under the terms ct the agree
ment signed yesterday afternoon. 1T
the Jersey City men approve of the
agreement the men viii so back. II
the Jersey men reject the agreement
the New YORK men viii stay out
Drivers and chaffeurs on strike not
employed by the express companies
are net affected.
The strike was settled IN fashion
TO-DAY IN the office OF Mayor Gaynor
IN the belief OF the mayor, the repre-
sentatives Of the strikers ana the exe-
cutive officers of the companies. but
the agreement although drafted and
signed by both parties was threatened
with rejection tonight AZ a union mass
meeting
The DAY was stormy Ia the streets
and lowering tonight In council. The
men gathered ia mass meeting 20 con-
slider the agreement recommended Ia
them for ratification, but although
the mayor when he left his Office had
I iNfuEN u GitieHAtHi NOHEIdlhfdAhE X
3. Towne, president of the Merchants
association of New York who had at
tended the afternoon conference for
his share IN settling the strike" It
Was seen that the strike Was not set
tied at All Dn the contrary one after
another ~ the speakers arose in op-
position TO the agreement
The hundred chaulfeurs who struck
ia sympathy with the eXpressmen and
went back to work a week ago when
their demands were granted We're dir
ected 10 strike again because the com
pany would not permit them TO wear
the nnion button. II was ordered that
an garsg ges still hostile to the union
he picked tomorrow. The tone OF the
meeting was quietly helligeront aud
just before the executive session was
declared. one OF the leaders gave pri-
Vate assurances that under no cir
cuiual,lnees would the men accept tho
settlement reached this afternoon or
one like it,
Those who signed FOR The men this
afternoon. he said, ala 80 Ms repre-
sentatiyes of employees and not as
representatives of the union. rhat
would not he sufficient.
Union men, he believed would in
sist on tull recognition of the union
as they had all along demanded The
final action therefore cume as sur
prise,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
Constitutional c onVention1
Holds Record Breaking SeS-
sion Yesterday, AdoptingI
Five important Reports
COUNTY OFFICERS WILL
DRAW STRAIGHT SALARIES
Article Presented By Committee
on County and Municipal
Corporations Is Shon Of
Thirteen Sections.

tsperlnl Dispatch 10 the Morning Ionraail
Santa Fe, ~ NJ, Noy 10.-All
county Officers in the state Of New
Mexico. win be elected for term Of
four years and with the exception of
the judge of the pre- bate court and
the probate clerk and eN-officio c"un-
IS recorder. they win be ineligible 70
succeed themselves in office. Not only
will these officers, With the eNcep-
Hops noted be Ineligible To succeed
Themselves but they viii be ineligible
for election to any other county Of
flee for four wears after their terms
expire This was decided at the SEES
sion of the constitutional convention
tonight And this was not all that
was decided - this session of the
convention. 1t was further decided
bN almcst unanimous vote, that alt
county Officers shan receive a straight
salary To bc fixed by the legislature.
that for all time doing away with the
niqHitous fee system which has been
ii source Of dissatisfaction in almost
every county in New MeNicu since its
organization as ii territory The con
1enticu was called TO order at $50
this evening and at once went into
committee Of the whole With Delegate
Gregory Page Of Mckinley county IN
the chair, for the consideration Of the
report of the committee on county
and municipal corporations As pre-
icnted 30 the convention. this4report
contain = seNentaeD seetiaAa asa~ w hon
Il had PASSED through the hopper VI
lhe committee Of the whole just Tour
SECTIONS remained. Two Of these were
different from those re-
ported by the committee. The first
eecticn, which provides that the coun-
ties, as they now exist, shall be the
&, untics of the new state got through
unchanged The second section, pro
Wding that county seats may not be
changed. except upon the vote of
three-fifths of the qualified electors
AT a general election. was modified
so as to make the removal of a coun-
ty scat even mere difficult
Elaborate provision, designed 10
place restrictions ON new counties
We're stricken ont entirely. and the
matter OF new counties left entirely
with the legislature Provision was
made that all fees of county officers
will 60 20 the county treasury, 50 that
tho sole cmolument of county Officers
VIII be their salarie' which are TO
hc fixed hy the legislature upon
graduated scale to be determined By
the assessed valuation OF the different
GO untics.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
RESCUERS FIND
S|XTY-ONE:
BODIES
GOVERNMENT RESCUE
CARS PROVE OF VALUE
Remains Of Seven Men Who
Entered Mine at Delagua AZ
tel Explosion and Were
Buried By Cave-IH Found

IEv Morning Jonulai Speeisi Lcased Wirel
Delapua. Colo. Nov. 10 roilers iu
Delagua mine No. 8 tonight began un-
covering the bodies OF the seven men.
who headed by superintendent Wfi-
lam Lewis, rushed into tho slope toi-
lowing the explosion Tuesday after
noon and We're buried In eave-ln
The bodies OF ". T. Evans. assistant
superintendent and r. Woodward. as-
eistant electrician. We're brought out
IN the course ul the evening and as
the Vap OF James Young. master
mechanic Wus found ia the debris, il
is believed his body viii be the next
recovered The total number OF
bodies thus Gar recovered Is siNtg-ninc.
Bodies of twenty-ninc Nlexicans
We're taken on special train to Frini-
dad tonight aud buried there Another
burial train probably will start tOmor-
row mornng
In their first real try out the mine
rescue ears havo proven Of inostimablo
benefit Had II not heen foi the gov
ernment ear and thar OF the Colorado
huel y iron company II SIS doubtful
II more than one or two men could
have been rescued or the rescue work
kept up continuously as II has been.
The bodies recovered today are the
only ones to be badly disfigured. The
last bodies recovered We're found al
most at the point where the fire
which caused the explosion started,
This fire broke out q new earlY this
morning and thN bodies were SUR
rounded hY flames and were charred
and water-soakea when the Give was
eStinguishcd
The mule which WIS found alive I'm
the fourth north entry this merning
did not have long to rejoice over his
escape. e was impossible 10 remove
him from the mine after hc had heon
feed and his slight burns dressed ne
was put to work hauling away the de-
bris from the main slope so that the
fall OF rock which blocks the maln
entrance can bo approached from the
inside,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
BIG CIST or BUSINESS
TRANSACTED DURING DAY

Santa Fe. ~ NJ Nov. l0.--Savc for
two brief interim issions for luncheon
and dinner. tho constitutional con
ycntion was in session today from 10
q. m until nearly midnight rive
committee reports were considered.
amended aud agreed upon which IS
thc record days work for the conven-
ton. The reports disposed OF were
those on irrigation and water rights.
public buildings and Institutions, con
stitutional amendments. mines and
mining. and counties and municipai~
tics.
When the convention was called 20
order this morning. Delegate Pankey.
oi Santa Fe presented a resolution
which provided that i'm future. caucus
q or conferences should be open 10
aH delegates regardless of party. MI
Fahkey was of the opinion that the
caucus ss stem was an unmiNed evil
lie cited au instance whore he had
iuund six democrats in a secret con-
ciaVe. the unhoiS purpose of when
nr could only guess. While Mr. Pan
KEYS resolution was regarded gener-
alll as q joke and was laid upon the
table indefinitely, il is quite probable
mat 81 ucuses and conferences VIII ne
ieW and FAR between for the balance
nl ths session. During the discussion
'i the PaukeN resohtion. Mr.. Walton,
ON behalf of the democrats, invited
ihe republican democrats 60 attend an
'alrtises nf his party
This resolution disposed or the con
trhuou resolved itself into committee
oI the whole with DELEGATE Jaramiilo
n Che chair, the purpose being tue
consideration Of the report ot the
committee ON irrigation. The report
OF the committee was taken up sec
ileu hy section. As finally agreed TO-.
y IS considerably shorter than when
r5me from the hands uf the com :
mlttee. This. however Is the usual
late OF committee reports
The report Of The committee on ir-
Nsation and water rights as ssreed
upon Joy the convention Is as ioiiows.
Irrigation aud Water Rights.
section !. All existing rights 10 the
use al ans waters IN this state for amy
useful or beneficial purposes are here
By recognized and confirmed.
see The uuappropriafed water
every natural stream, perennial or
vrfentiaL within the state of New
MeNlen- II hereby declared 10 belong
y. ine public and subject to appropri-
alion Tor beneficial use. 'riority Of
:" approIriation shall gin the het-
,cr right.
sec 3. The legisls lsturs Is aurhorlz-
p" provide for. under proper reeu-
''''is, drainage districts 8'ii sys-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
Prompt RepreSSNe Measures
Are Taken By the Government
to Stop Further ViolenceI
Against American Residents
AMBASSADOR ASSUMES
AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE
Minister CreeI Gives Verbal.
Answer to Message Concern
ing Insult to the Flag Troops
DisperSe Crowds
my Morninc journal Special leased nirel

tDy Morning journal Special Leased UireI
Mckee city. Nov. TO- Rpuressivr
r,easY,o, ,,tn,,sa NJ, un ,r,,.i,.,,
"u'H'i "ieS pIeNe"'eu ioe'A II IeF'u 2
ton OF yesterdays scenes in this city
and resulted in day ot comparative
Tranquility.
An attempt by the demonstrators
70 gather late this afternoon IN the
neishborhood Of fhe new national
theater was discouraged By the
mounted police who kept thu crowds
moving.
The foreign office has nssured Am
bassador Wilson th0t there will be no
repetition of the rioting.
Strict orders have been given the
police. Minister Creel said, TO pre-
vent by vigorous measures II neccs-
sary, gatherings in the streets. Vis-
its we're exchanged between Minister
Creei md the American Ambassador
during the day and verbal reply
was given by tho former TO Nj. viii
sons urgent messaRe of yesterday
concerning the insult SO the United
states flag ANA 60 American citizens
What the nature of the reply was, Mr
wis, declined TO say. but intimated
that the same, when put into writing
ana fVrmpNg Transmitted, would show
q proper attitude on the part OF the
Mexican government
Assu urances also were given that
several newspapers whose uttegances
have melted the dcmonstration which
Developed into riuts Niil b. sun
prosseu. one of the latter. El Pals,
today printed suggestion for boy
cctt throughout tho republic.
Another ~ Diario del Hogur. pub
lished g cartoon depicting The Mex
ican people clubbing Cncle sam.
while from The background was pic
tured the burning Of Rodriguez At
Rock springs Texas.
These papers are OF limited circu-
lation ana ordinarily yield little in
fluence.
Ambassador Wilson WAS warmly
congratulated ty business men and
others OF the American eclony per
ana by letter today for the
aggressive stand he has taken in the
crisis
Reports which have reached Mex
leo CITY from the United States thar
an attempt had been made upon the
life OF the amha ssador were without
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
ACCUSED MAN KILLS
TWO STATES WITNESSES


Boston Nov. 100 Waiter - ralL
% state luus. -niplo,c sho WIS st
liberty ou haH awaiting trial on e.
charac of sHitiug u IA year-oid
riil Esther G Fogs. TO-DAY shot and
killed Ftnnlt g. Eecs stcp-tHther ~
tho child. and Police sergeant Fred
erich .seilcnrn.r tle principal Wit
ness aga inst lim aa they were uyelit-
ing 90 ia1 thc esHo before thr district
attorney The shooting occurred fn
th. district attorneys office in Uie
Suffolk county court house
FIJI struggled ficrc.ly iu su at
tempt Co end bis own iife. but WAS
uvsIpnwcred and tukeu 70 police
headauarters. IT, is tHcuty-four
years old and uas .n smpioye 10 the
cffit. uf rrficf rf weigh auf
measures
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
THE ANTI AMERICAN
I1.EIING NOT GJ.NERN NJ.

Gathric. okla. NOV 1a--Sunater
NJ. H. Berazolucc. nf Coahuila. Mex
leo. vho b. attending the federal
court here said tonight that the focl-
ing against Americans which mas rec
suited iH moo demonstrations in
Mexico H. not general.
II do not believe there is any dam
ger of war between the two coun-
tries ne said Before this time.
there has never been ivnUhinz IN
Mexico. ~ course. our people did
Not lik. tne lrne hing ~ MeEicon at
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
CONDUCTOR IMPRISONED
FOR SMUGGLING OPIUM

ST. Louis. NOV l0.--John Dnnihcc.
a wealthy conductor. WIS sentenced
10 serve One wear in prison and pay
fine OF s 900 for assisting opium
today
pupihuo said hl7 health faiied last
summer ANA hc went tn hi Paso. 20
rfcupertte. There. be said. De met =
man whose business was smuggling
Chimes and opium into tho United
States
punih0o said the mnn persuaded
him o. deliver twenty-four cans OF
opium ir Sf Louis for a Zee OF $50,
lD drst delivered cue can as a sample
add Was arrested the next day when
h. lronEhL the olhar twenty-three.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11
ARIZONA DELEGATES
ADOPT RECALL


Phoenix, Ariz. NOV lo-rhe con-
stltuuonul convention after "a strenu-
Gus session today, tentatively adopted
a recall measure which includes the
Judiciary.
The fnel vote was 81 to li the
eight republicans voting in tho mega
tive.
Almost Tho entire debate was con-
fined 10 the minority report recon-
lnending the segregation of The recall
ana election propcr and an election TO
fill vacancy. those faNorine the eN-
ciysiou Of the Judiciary having
learned iu the morning conference
that their cause was hopeless
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11

Rock Springs. Texas, and the mob
element was aroused by Nuuf yellow
papers which printed sensational
stories about it.
Concerning the tearing Up of the
American flag by q group W students
Senator BeraAaluce said
The American stores keep paper
ilags Tor sale. and ii was probably
one Of these that WINS torn up
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11

Lima. Peru. nov. t0.--The rebels
nho. Or is said. DO not number moro
than TOO. hnNo concentrated at Mo-
tape just north OF Jayanea on the
northwestern coast, where the riCtiug
occurred. The Euvcrnmeu ut s. push
inE its miUnrt campaisn against the
ls4rfrhar.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-11

Roinc. Nov 10. Nine new cases ol.
cholera are reported In italy during
the last tWcnty-four hours with live
deaths