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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-30
Local and Personal Mention


Jono. stock b.. Iargcr and better thar
rlrr.
lu. W"r'hc.m. selling Potter shoe.
Was ~ 'ur Nwrubrrg Tuesday.
Jouc, rent. piano. and serving mu
rhlur, b, the week ur month
elem Robin, wo. IN from the Boil
Ranch Thursday.
J'nr- vii sell you zen eight .urh rui
plus- bow with tine" wheel rui. fur
tioo. aud @ Eve inch Maple for .IoJ
Mrs H. Il Neal of rcSico, is at III,
Glrurorl She is bcr. 81 make fnnl
proof 80 her father, homestead.
lone, dc,,o". io tell YOU that YOU nr,
missing holida, bargain. ly uo, coming
u and making your ,olccti"u. curly
Paul Juuo,. editor ct the Logan l.rad.
"r. We, 81 the Glourork Monday.
lone. 81. showing three PATTERN. ~
oriental couch ru,rr, The ,nI, pnr,
that were over shown IN the city.
Manuel MARITIME and wiic at CLAYTON.
w"r" ut the "l"uru,k Tur,da,
Iour, ,,ocb ct cut gIn., J., larger
than nl No" other ,torh. m, together
900 the city.
LOST \ pearl ro,nr, Finder Will
receive reward hy lrnyiug n' The New,
Omcc.
Just received our line OF HOLIDAY
""ui.. 'all and look them over.
Robert, \ Inck.
T. T. Doll"go., ct Gull"go,. lu,uu
county, b., at 'h" Glcurock. IT, b.. una
Of the prominent ,iock men Of luioo
ruuuiy.
Mr. " " But,uu and children spent
III" hitter pat 1T the week ut the county
seat. returning saturday accompanied
h' " T.. Eui"" Enterprise.
70 exchange Tor tow lot .rol,r IN
u h"r,o power gn.nliur engine anI feed
mil VIII pay SOME cash.
j. Z. anderson. ]llnulry. y. VI.
\ uuuhrr ui handsome residences are
receiving M" finishing touchc, u tine
south section 81 the city rhI, week.
Amuug them wr notice that ct i. Il.
Wa.."u aud Rorl Master McKiuli" "u
South second.
T. w. SANDER, ro,u,rr international
Bank ~ Commerce. IT, moving the h,i,,
uIs claim To- >uuth Third street. "p
p"-ii" the rrstIrurr of e. \ Prentice.
Tn" rr.ticur" VIII be- c~mod"lrI and
several room, added. When completed
Mr. sander, viii ucrupy u
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MOTHERS CLUB PROGRAM
High School Auditorium Friday, De.
cember ~, 500 p. NJ.

Music.
Exercise by Third Grade from North
Side building. Miss 'ornclia Burke,
THE Mother :, club aud the \. NJ,
r.. \, ~ Santa Fc. ~ general rcpori
bv Mrs. -, r.. Gault. some impressions
by Mrs, Lillian Bc,,.
Music.
Home and Schuol Cooperation 49,
Mr.. John II. Hicks, Santa Rosa, Chair
man state Joint Committee of the DE.
pnrtment Of School Patrons, y, H. A.
Mrs. Hicks presented this subject at
Santa Pc, aud Mrs. Mae Goldman viii
review her paper AZ our next meeting.
Music,
"Thc Daily Meals e school Chill
dren Paper by Mrs, q, II. Hittson
Discussion by Mrs. VIM, Troup.
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FOR SALE

Having decided To- mu,c 'n canada. !
un"i ihp following ni private sale. three
hui,o.. one COW, one farm wagon aud
pcUr. singh" buggy nui uuuc.-. ONE
w''oi tuub. farm implements, household
rui Litchon furniture; will also rent 100
,rrc. OF .aud with guuI improvements.
one milo north uf town
Mr., HrumDud ~h,nrrr
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ENGINEER GEORGE BENSON
MARRIEs MISS INEZ VANDUsER

Last night ~ 3lp High street ur rI.
Benson pin" u""rp" Brus"u. the south
western Engineer lud Mis- Inc. Van
du~or were united n' th, mlrrIay" vow.
M" Rev joel Frank llcdgfcth perform
ing To" ceremony. George b., uur ui ~,
most popular engineers 81 the south
western aud his wife D.. % highly c.'r.rr
"l aud amlabl" Young woman. and rur
both hav" e host uf triouI, luI soil
wlsh"r~ tu mi. ct, who wli be-, plea.
Il" learn "i this happy conclusion cot
their ruur'~hip
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LEAGUE SOCIAL

The Epwurth League of the Center
Street Methodist church viii hold their
mouthlv social IN the SUNDAY School
room, ri the church Friday night, DE
ccmhrr LIST This will Lee the social given
hy Company ., ~, LOSERS IN the program
contest closing q few weeks ago. The
social IL iu hr u CONTRARY Social, .
Guests viii enter wulkiug backwards.
shake hands with their left hands, eat
their rcfrcshmcnt, lcft.hnnded aud say
The opposite of hat they mean,
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TUBERCULOSIS CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM

WA. u Little. brother OF NII.. Tom
jackson. Wuu reside .ty mlc- cr-i ui
M, city. died SUNDAY muruiug ~ ,ubor
rul".is. Tie was furt' uiu, ,our. uf age
aud had resided here about tive wears.
coming 10 quay count, tor nI. health
when 10" became % ry.iicui luJ .pm,
time previous :" BIZ death hr hal Co.,
,Idrd with the jackson faulty U,r, boz
ih" cit, and the funeral Nu. conducted
from the residence Monday pud 'no
r"mniu, wct" laid =, rest m ~m,-idr
Cemetery The minister ui the Eupt.-'
church conducted The tIurfHI r,t,muuv
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UNCLE SAM ASKS FOR LIDS

Th" p%ost"hir" department, 3. ndvcrtls.
iup for bids for carrying the mail from
Tucumcari Z" llcaun and hnrk three
time, per wrrk. bids must be- ~ Wash
iugtou not later than December 20. l9ll,
Iioud required s2,iuU For blanks ~
further particular, call on Postmaster
Carter.
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F. II. BARR HAS OPENED
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
IN ALBUQUERQUE

H. T. " Iiarr, formerly IT hi, city,
hu. located IN albuquerque aud has
opened q veterinary hospital. IL con.
u"ctiou with 'hi. he &, IN the service
of the Bureau Of Auimal Industry aud
the state sanitary Board.
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GENERAL R. /. AGENT HERE

i, l. Johnson, general agent II. l. a
q, RS. Amarillo, Texas. was in the city
ou business for the company Tuesday.
II" was accompanied by r. /" Wooly,
q prominoh business man aud banker Of
shamrock, Texas.
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MccoRKLE GOES TO DURAN

y VI. M"'orklc wh" la, been chief
clerk IN Nh" offices of the southwestern
IN thi' city, has accepted q situation a.,
agent at Duran. r. Il Iircr" will SITE
rrri him.
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HUNTING PARTY SOUTH OF TOWN

Th"mn. Flat. Contractor MURRAY
VIM Barkir, and other, ,I,rut 70 week
bird hunting south at M" rtty las, week.
They report 70 ,Ur"r.,fuI haul 81 birds
and r,hhit..
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SEEKING a BUSINESS LOCATION

'"nr" Williams, q clothing m"rchan,
nt amarillo. Texas. D., here seeking e
luraiiuu.
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'"' WIS
''' ." "'' W. '''
we nave 70 '''s' ''."''m'0' "i NJ.
'I" h|'n.''. HuI Iuli"n I'"'t.lF.
'"'''' " '''"'
>''''N Jones h'' h''n "n 'h' .i'h
''' j." 20 ''" '''.' bun De about once
"''
Jn.i received pur lime ut Holiday
"""i' eau and I"oh 'h"m '."r.
Roberts y Pack
Miss blurrur ~'Husl"rg b.. goup TO
p"u' 'hr holiday with her parents ~
N'rginI".
w., ul,r rU, most c,mplrt, lu. ,t
,uI.tmn. ,pmii,- tu tb, town
Rpbrrt. \ pu...
~TE,yrb ,l,rr eff w,Jipw hanoi,
d. ...r. nll U..,oI ,u r,r, AL, \,,,.,
g. g. Nirolr,. at Farmer. Rr.,onnn.
~. haze. ,G. mas, ..,,I.,. m ,
',r..ir.. ,,rJ,,. tn r. ,,,n
p.i,,,. p,.l
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Christmas
at
GO|denbefgS

viii not mean excessive
~ high priced mcrrhan-
disc but u fine showing
of the many things
which appeal Ia the fam
cv and may be- INDUCED
in without danger Of
bankruptcy I" the buyer
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Christmas
at
GOIdenberg'S

is already in evidence aS
may be- seen if you will
pay II visit tu the biz
store and note the pre-
parHtionS being made 10
offer u splendid variety
of gift articles both use
fuI and AT a
range of prices that will
make it possible for all
Ia give who find in their
hearts II desire to do So.
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
Cable News
DIAZ SAILS
FOR FRANCE


VERA CRUZ, May 3l--POriirio Diaz,
former president of Mexico; Mrs. Daz
and their children sailed from this
port today for France, via Havana,
where 1t Is possible Diaz will confer
with General Reyes.
The ex-prcsident was given an af-
recting and kindly farewell reception
at the wharf by citizens, friends and
soldiers, many of whom begged that
he would soon return.
Diaz's Plans Must Prevail.
Diaz predicted that he would come
back to his native land and end his
days there. He declared that the pres q
cnt government must resort to his own
methods to establish peace In the land.
Issues Manifesto.
JUAREZ, May 3l.--General Madero
today issued manifesto In which he
invites the federal army to unite with
the insurrecto party for the sake of
peace
II is announced here that four states
have so far installed provisional gov
crnors appointed under the peace
clauses by the Madcro cabinet.
Fortress Blown Up.
MANAGUA, May 31.-Thc fortress
of Laioma has been blown up by dy-
Mantle, considerable loss of life re-
sulting.
Another Battle Expected.
CHIHUAHUA, May 3i.--Thc federal
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
CHIEF SEYMOUR NOT FIRED YET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 81
Through writ of prohibition, the po-
lice commission was today prevented
from meeting to take action on tho
dismissal of chief of Police John Sey-
mour.
Laurence Flaherty has been appoint
ed to MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Commissioner o'ConnelI
from the police commission, who stat
ed Seymour was an enemy OF labor
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
pARRow's FIRST MOVE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May al
Clarence Darrow of Chicago and Joh
Hartman of Los Angeles. the social
list attorneys, are IN this city and have
questioned the wife OF Johansen, one
of the suspects In the Los Angeles dy-
namiting cases: Tveitmoe and other
Mcnamara witnesses
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

Two recent Inventions. brought oIt
almost simultaneously, enable moving
pictures to he shown In daylight or
with the artificial lights turned on. The
devices are described In the May num-
Der of Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
-FOUR KILLED BY STORM.

CLEVELAND, May Sl.--In n terrific
storm here today, following the fata
hot wave of the past week. four per.
sons were killed and twenty were in.
jurcd.
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Union Employment Office - Japanese
cooks, walters, yardboys, etc. Phone
1870. q, Hlraoka. 208 Beretania.
near Emma 49l9-1m
Il. Ishibashi, Kinau Employment Of
flee; phone 1879. f8o6-tf
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

sloping shoulders OF her Freat-grand-
mother. This now athletic woman has
nat chest, extremely broad shoulders.
large waist and small hips. The fat has
been worked of until curves are few
and far between. So, with the shout
ders broad and square, the waist en-
larged, the hips devoid OF any flesh, you
have the masculine figure"
ShocmakCrs and chiropodists unite In
declaring that womon's feet are be-
coming larger. They are becoming bet
ter shaped at the same time. let II be
added by way OF consolation. Owing
to the increasing popularity OF walking
the muscles are closer knit. the ankles
are stronger. while the arch Is higher
than ever.
Thcro is n blind student at Barnard.
Miss Margaret Hogan. Through the
help OF her classmates. who raised Si35
In throc days to cover her expenses,
Miss Hogan was enabled 10 stay IN
Barnard this year and thereby COM
plcte her course and win her A. II. She
has shown marked ability In all her
classes and on graduation will become
an advanced teacher Of the blind. Her
pluck In making her way with as little
help as possible has won universal ad-
miration.
| Miss Mary Tilllnghast, whose stained
glass windows have won worldwide ap-
probation. has Just finished n new rep
resentation OF Christ for the Central
-
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
w AN rs .
RE M e DIES.

Are you III? II so. you should lnvcs-
tigate viava. No drugs. A treatment
founded on laws of Nature Nature
alone can heal; that's Viava. You
owe II to yourself TO investigate.
Send for literature. Free lecture
Thursday. 2:30. The viava Co. 1146
Alakca st. 1892 I'm
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
FEMININE NOTES
THE AMERICAN GIRL THE MOST
ATHLETIC IN THE WORLD,
SAYS COUNTESS DE IA eEoAs.
siERE-ARE WOMEN LOSING
THEIR FEMININE FiouREs7-A
BLIND COLLEGE GIRL WHO
WILL EDUCATE OTHERS SINH.
lARlY AFFLICTED.
Photo by American Press Association.

THE first foreign woman TO make an
aeropiane flight over American soil
the pretty little Countess de Ia Be-
gassiere-is enthusiastic about aero
planning.
She says the charm OF skimminE
through the air is that you feel so
free; there is nothing TO oppose you
and no feeling OF friction, no jar, no
rough contact with opposing surfaces.
as In automobiling.
Her brother, Count de Lesseps, is n
well known aviator. and the countess
was the first woman he took up.
The countess says American women
are good sports and before very long
many Of them win be flying. Our young
girls especially seem to be like men In
their carelessness of danger-they are
tho most athletic in the world.
Louis Potter, the sculptor. says tina
the American girl Is becoming mor'
masculine in her figure.
"women's shoulders are growing
broader" he says. Look at the shoul
ders Of tho woman fond OF golf, OF ten
mis-, of running and swimming. and yo,
will see no resemblance to the graceful
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
JEweLRY MANUFACTURING.

rall and sec my fine oriental jowolry
All kinds Of jewelry made to order
Bargain prices, watch repairing
Fukuido Watch Co, egg Beretania 81
i93i-lm
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
MASSAGE.

s. Hashimoto Massage, baths; rheu-
matism, bruises, sprains. tired feel
ing. other ailments, relieved. ITS
Rcrctanla: Tel. 2637. i936-1m
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
FOUND.
LOST, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN.

Brownish black COW; branded "3." Re-
turn to 1877 Merchant st. and receive
reward. 49il-3t
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

lnter-island ana o Il a 7. shipblns
books for salo AZ tho nullotin
uihea, BOO each.
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

suw-"vor sale" cards at bulletin, /.
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

To save you 80 1-3 per cent. on your
meter bill by using our wire-d drawn
Mazda lamps. VIII burn in any po-
sition. Honolulu Electric CO., cor.
Berctanla and Alakea Sts.; Tel. 3097.
4933-1m
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
w A N T S
@0@ @0O0 O 0@0@
WANTED.

we lead, others follow" in the manu-
facture of carbonated beverages. one
price to all. Free delivery. Phone
3022. Honolulu Soda Water Co, Ltd,
3iA North Beretania ST.; Chas. T..
f'rasher, manager. 4941-tf
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01

N, NIIIHEMVIlN
MATCHMAKER JEWELRN
GOLD AND sILNERsMlrH
NuuANu, NEAR rAuAHl
iDlS-lm
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
s@aa @aasi
WATCHES.

On credit; 81 week: no security.
Wear while paying. ]. Carlo. Fort
St. 49I0-tf
Evening bulletin., 1911-06-01
Honolulu Monument
Works, Ltd.

Successors to Shaw & Seville
KING STREET, NEAR ALAkEA
Phone $685. n. o. Box 49t
The evening world., 1911-03-27
AND GRIEF fill
HOMES OF VICTIMS AND
FRIENDS ON EAST SIDE
Tell of Deaths of Others and Their
Own Narrow Escapes as Factory
Trap Burned.

long white beard ana the impresslv.
carriage of n rabbi pushed his way out
or the crowd and mounted the ayna-
sogue steps. In a great. vibrant voice
he reclted the prayer for the. dead In
hiddl' h. Thousands Of men and women
STOOD silent with bowed heads until he
hnlSIel and the hearse with the grief
stricken young ma behind It moved on.
MRS. Lena kurzman, sister OF Sarah
Wcintraub, was so completely par
aIy@ed with GRIEF that she could not
follow the hearse.
our mother in Russia sent Sarah
70 me four months ago. she walled.
that should take care OF her and
watch her. Now see what the mother
must hear from me-
The friends Of solomon Lancer ~ n,
- Forsyth street were frantisaIIv try.
ing TO n a telegraph address for him.
lie ~ "A salesman, and Fannie, the sister
VINO Kept house for him and his brother
David was killed in the fire. David
could not get any trace Of solomon and
Is sisters body to the grave
alone this afternoon.
Long Inc Passed Throunh.
An evening World reporter went 10
the home Of N!nceDzlna Reulutl one
OK the hre dead, a tWe1ty-tWo-ycar-old
snIEtWalst maker. This Was one OF tho
houses whore the door was drarea with
white crap" ana gold tass,ls. The stair
way was packed with a long line NJ
women with shawls over their Scals
moving slowly up 70 the Benauti rooms.
tnTnuEh fh1u1. md mt ..r4., l. 10.
side o: the coffin sat Tessle and sarah
Sor1nii, cousins OF the lead gr.. gup
worked beside her IN the Triangle tl,-
tory ana were saved only by the .,oi-
ness and determination Of Tessle. They
told TO mourafu.ly eager listeners the
story OF Nlncenzina's death. 4, each
pause for breath the hearers screamed.
They did not sob, or cry out, they
screamed with piercing shr.eks that
seemed to split their throats.
I've and over again SaraA ard Tessie
tolt how, with N~lncenzina, ,hcy had run
TO the locked door Of tie eighth Npor
loft, and how Sarah and Viu"rgzlra
had made for tho windows, from which
girls We're already Jumping TtssIe
caught Sarah and held her, but V.uren-
z.nl's sleeve tore away from tine other
girls grasp and they saw her cross her
self and leap u into the sm4lPe Of
smoke, They hard her scream az she
dropped.
Then the two sisters fought. Sarah 10
leap after VIncenzlna n Tossle 10
drag her b tho door again. She showed
IN. mourncrs her arms, all raAcd with
scratches, and her shoulders, black and
The evening world., 1911-03-27

All over the east side and through the
Italian settlements OF Macdougal, Sui
Ivan and B!eecker streets on the lower
west sd were signs OF misery and
grief to-day. The mourning was not
alone that OF those who had lost a
child or a sister in the Washington
place death trap. Tho whole neighbor-
hood OF the homes OF those whose dear
ones were Victims Of the horror Joined
IN the feelings OF the families.
II was easy TO pick out tho houses
where victims of the disaster lay dead.
In the Italian nelghborhoods the street
doors were hung with white Grape. some
times with tassels OF gold. In other
places black and white were twisted to-
gether as a frame around the door.
People passing in the street could hear
the wal ng OF those within. Undertake
ers' wagons we're frequent in the streets
ana people stopped and stared at them
from the curb, murmuring words OF
sympathy and horror,
Delaney street. the approach to the
Williamsburg Bridge, was n street Of
funerals. Every fcw moments a hearse,
usually white. wosld turn out OF the
~up-and-down streets eastward toward
the bridge, the mos; convenient route 10
the Long Island cemeteries. Some Were
followed only by n single carriage,
some by many.
Pcsach Savlnus 70 Bury Dead.
In all the tenement streets sobhing
knots OF men and women talked of the
disaster and OF friends and acquain-
tances on whose homes the blow had
The evening world., 1911-03-27

tried to help me. The flame. pit
about us and / was literally brushed to
tho open door. | thought Rosie was.
too. | slid down the cable of the ele-
vator nine floors. My hands were torn
and burned"
Seranno Maltese los, his wife and two
daughters Iucv. ,ventv and Sarah.
-, ~ ~ 81, ,ho n,r,. ,..rs
'V"' W. 90 "0'' - - So" 49,
'ia'"'cu ny "'"' 'es'''''' p"' II oO'y
or the mother' VINO worked as a put-
lonhOle maker alongside of her daugh-
tiers. has not been recovered.
"Ive searched every hospital." la
mo,tod the oro1 ur uai,os. NJ, nj,
$3.50 ~ -
hoi'o' 40 Oh o''ohu avenue 'o-uaS'
We peeh 10 the Morsue thrco times
and looked over twenty charred bodies
None or them can ! recognize as my
wife. haven't a relative left in the
world now"
vros,.,,i,. ar,d., nj.
'O Nv" ~
An engagement party was 10 have
been held at the home OF Miss Beatrice
Ostrovsky. No. l08 Dclnnccy street. yes
tcrday. When several OF the Young
w,man's friends arrived hcr O was
beipp carried into th. houso MIS-. os.
,ro,sL, &C., to,,.n,a :, -, s.h,,,
The evening world., 1911-03-27

tho door open from the outside. When
they reached the sidewalk they walled,
the first fac they saw In the row OF
dead girls ON the pavement was that OF
Vtncenzina.
In the rooms W Noritz Bic-man a.
No. 8 RIvington street tho reporter
found herman, his wife, Sladk1. his
son Isaac ami his daughter Title sit
ting side by side on a long sora in their
parlor with their heads uDEcd I'm their
hands. They looked up at their visitor
with tear hlearcd eyes and then looked
back Mt tho floor again.
our little Xittel Is gone" murmIrcd
Morita Herman. "Wo pu. hcr IN her
grave at Mount sinai yesterday"
Iittol, translated, ~ "rN- Good one"
One after another murmurod over and
over again that she wa Indeed the
Good n Onco TIlie looked mp and
saw the wreath Of c%ycrrrcens which
hung from the chandelier and Vho
worked worst"d p.aclrd "At Rest"
which was pinned IN IT'S lower edge and
= great sob shook her. Her head
dropped b her knees and she qulvored
In silent grief,
~, w.,
- Ia q pour "'''", S'''en IN me
y, " .r""P ot nNe' Women lai1
"'t "''' on ,"e "''.Io'" Top OF the ttnle
~ ner Selh''S i'rnlsA'' ".''''n NJ NO.
~" 'l'ystle street ana 'oH.I not be com
'or''d' Meyer I''i OF nor tnr'" sons,
VINO "ad Just begun TO earn his Living
as assistant to the maoninist in the
burned iaHiory, was dead at the N'rguH,
The evening world., 1911-03-27
MAILING MOURNERS FOLLOW
:: PROCESSION Of HEARSES
FROM M0RGUE TO GRAVE
100 Bodies Now Identifed-Frenzied Mothers
Roll in Street on Finding Loved Ones
Dead-Youth Tries to End
Life in River.

The records OF the police and Coroners compiled at the Morgue IL ID to
. o'clock this afternoon showed that 100 out OF 1872 bodies taken to the
Morgu' had been identified. The thirtytwo unidentified bodies we're still in
the Morgue. A procession Of hearses was slowly removing the identified
dead amid a perpetual clamor. Four funerals set off from the Norgue at one
time, men and women forming in procession behind the hearses. lifting
their voices in lamentations.
The evening world., 1911-03-27
Tried to Rescue Sister.

Kate Werner. whose sister Rosie was
burned 10 death. told ~ ner home. No.
100 East Eighth street. how SIZE tried 10
rescue Rosie, but hadn't the strength.
Rosie collar. from fear" she said.
Il tried to drag her TO the stairway.
Another girl don't know who she was
The evening world., 1911-03-27

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Arizona republican., 1911-11-08
NO CHRISTIANS SEE MECCA.

Although one of the most mac
cessible cities on earth Mecca each
year has visitors in such number that
il must be ranked in this particular
with London and New York. Even
the worlds metropolis on the Thames
can boast no such cosmopolitan char
acter as is impaired to this mys-
FERROUS city in the wilderness of Ara
bia by the myriads of pilgrims, who
at. the cost of incredible pains annual
ly crowd into its confines.
This city is the oldest place of re-
sort in existence, yet of all the mill
lions who have visited it not a score
Of Christians are known to have come
out alive No flag of citizenship
would save a mans life were he
known to be Christian within the
sacred precincts of the city. where
the prophet himself decreed that no
unbeliever should set foot
OF the 225 million Moslems in the
world only 15la millions live under
the Turkish flag, yet most of them
acknowledge the Sultan of Turkey as
their caliph. the successor of the
prophet. AS Mohammed shrewdly
foresaw. the Mecca pilgrimage binds
together his disciples into a unity
which could be effected in no other
way.
Mecca" says DR.. Samuel NJ.
Zwemer of Arabia, has become the
religious capital and the center of
universal pilgrimage for one-seventh
of the human race"-Harper's Mag
aZine