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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
small case, Ah'Il or'y charge yO' a
doIlah m a half apiece.p

Editor Oakford of the Prolocu-
tor, a Socialistic paper at Garden
City, published several indecent
articles a few weeks ago. The re-
suit was that bis printing shop was
quietly dumped into the street by
several of the better citizens of the
town, and he is now under arrest
charged with the publication of in
decent articles, the penalty for
which under the Kansas law is a
term in the penitentiary of from
two to five years, Every legitimate
newspaper man will be glad to
know that there is a limit placed
on the men who attempt to achieve
notoriety by the publication OF
filthy articles about the various
people of the community.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
Good Move

One of the very good things the
present city administration is do
ing is the dragging of the streets.
The drag was out Saturday morn
ing, and in a few hours the streets
in the business section of the town
we're almost as smooth as pave
ments. AS rapidly as possible,
the dragging should be extended
to the other streets of the city.
The drag isn't very expensive, and
it is considerable help to the
streets of the town, as it works
the dirt to the center of the road,
providing better drainage in wet
weather, and a we'll rounded,
smooth road for dry weather. The
drag is a winner most any way
you figure it.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

At last Secy. Wilson is to have
his way in running the pure food
de apartment for Uncle Sam. Last
week, case was instituted in the
Supreme court, alleging that the
Maraschino cocktails sold in sew.
eral places in Washington do moi
contain any maraschino ingredi
ents at all, but that they are full
of benzoidenhyde, and a half q
dozen other nondescript things.
1t is now perfectly plain that Taft,
president of the great United
States, stood with Wilson instead
of chemist Wiley, because be
wanted to raise the standard OF
cocktails in Washington. Do you
suppose that is worth the $4,000
salary the president is gettingQ
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

By some twist of the election an
old negro had been elected to the
Office of justice Of the peace in a
little backwoods district in Tennes-
see. His first case happened to be
one IN which the defendant asked
for a trial by jury. When the
testimony was all in, the lawyers
waited for the Judge to give his
instructions to the jury. The new
justice seemed embarrassed. Fin
ally one of the lawyers whispered
to him that it was time to charge
the jury. He webstered one hand
into the front of his coat, calhoun
ed his voice, and said: ''Gent'm'n
OBJ de jury, sence dis am a putty
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
The Deep Well.

Well, we suppose it is all of
with the deep we'll according to
our latest information. In a talk
with Mr.. Corley yesterday after
noon he stated they had just taken
a measure of the we'll and it was
down 1858 feet and they have de-
cided to quit.
When they got down to the
depth required by the contract
last week, 900 feet, the citizens OF
the town held several meetings
and raised between $500 and 5000
for it to go on down, this would
haYe enabled it to go HOO feet,
but when they started to digging
again about 100 feet had caved so
much they could hardly get the
rotary drill out anymore and they
decided to give it up; had the drill
ling not stopped for these few
days they could have gone on
down but as there seemed to be
no likelihood of being able to
raise enough'money to go any con-
siderable depth they decided to
spend no more time nor money on
it.
Times have been, very tight
with our people the last year or
two and it was a rather hard mat
ter to raise this money but we did
the best we could under the cir
and our citizens and
business men have no compunc-
lions OF conscience about neglect
of duty. We have done the best
we could, no one can ask any
more. Hooker Advance.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
AT Least a Year Too Late.


Mr.. Mann, Republican leader ir
the House, in his statement to the
country reviewing the work Of
the extra session of Congress,
makes one point against the Dem
ocrats. He charges them with de-
laying the passage of the measure
for the direct election of senator's,
But what profit can Mr.. Mann
hope to gain for his party BY call
ing attention to that factY The
stand-pat wing of the Republicans
in Congress, to which Mr.. Mann
belongs, has delayed, the passage
of a measure for the direct election
of senator's through the sixteen
years of its control of Congress.
Although the measure passed the
house under Republican control,
did anyone ever hear of Mr.. Mann
pointing to the fact that its defeat
by a stand-pat senate was a party
blunder9
The Republican House leader is
at least a whole year too late in
seeing the light.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
About the only consolation .

About the only consolation q
newspaper man gets in being re.
minded of the mistakes in his pa
per is the thought of how funny
the paper would look if the re-
sponsibility of printing it depend
ed on some of the folks who al
ways see the trivial errors but who
wouldn't be able to keep track of
one-tenth of the nerve racking
things which form part of the ey-
eryday routine of an editors life.
-Lindsbourg News.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

The street lightning provided
for on Kansas Avenue and West
Second Street have made such q
good impression on the people Of
the town that there is considerable
demand to have the lights extend
ed to other portions of the city.
The residents of Sherman Avenue
have been talking the matter OF
putting in the lights and paying
for them Individually if the city
cannot afford the extension at the
present Time
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

''There's so much good in the worst
of us, and there's so much bad in the
best of us, thatit doesn't behoove any
of US to speak III of the rest of us. ;
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

One of our exchanges tells of a
farmer who had a sick COW one
night and gave her some medicine
by the light of "a lartern. In his
haste he doped her with a bit of
gasoline which had a funny effect
upon her. Instead of uttering her
accustomed moo, moo she went
honk, honk.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

-" N~AA 49, A(AAeh4 - a NHAA
COUNTY.
(JF Fuest, Chairman
Commissioners wv. w. Antrim
| Ell Taylor
County Treasurer George A Smith
Clerk District Court e Irwin
Register Deeds CIV Finley,
County Attorney @. r. Commons
Probate Judge j. w. Campbell
Sheriff II. II. Edison
Surveyor j. q. Trlndle
Coroner A L Knisely
County Superintendent Mary z Todd
Judge 82nd Judicial District, Hon william II
Thompson, address. Garden City, Kans.
TERMS OF DISTRICT COURT
Wednesday after third Tuesday OF April
Wednesday after second Monday Of September
Wednesday after second Tuesday OF December
CITY
Mayor DR.. R T. Nichols
A. X. Stoufer
O. Summers
Councilmen Tom Smith
j. e. George
Up. A. Craig
Police Judge HW Lane
Marshal j. II. Gray
Clerk j, Karau
Treasurer f. J. Thayer
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

The farmers along the line ar,
very enthusiastic for the road. 4
man from Gray county recalled
that when the old Montezuma roac
was in use he hauled his wheat six
teen miles to the station and mar
keted it in less than one-fourth o.
the time it now takes him to hau
% miles through the sand to CHM.
marion.
The Santa Fe Company has ad.
Vised Governor Fitzgerald that
the right-of-way must be secured
by October first. And those who
have had business with President
Ripley of the SAINT. -Fe know that
ne does just what he says. If the
right-of-way is not secured by that
time the road will very likely be
built from another point.
The farmers through the section
are very anxious that the road be
built from Dodge City. A num-
Der of them haYe been in to see
what they could do to help in the
matter. The school district Off
Gals are very anxious to have the
road built from Dodge. The dis
tricts to the southwest have not
had the advantage of the railroad
taxes in times past but they have
known of the help the railroad
taxes are to the districts and town
ships through which the lines now
run.
Generally the farmers who come
to town from the southwest. say
that they are glad that the Santa
Fe is to build the road rather than
a local company. They know that
the road is to be a through line,
and not a ''jerkwater."
And Dodge City is deeply inter
ested in the building of the road,
or at least it should be. The build
ing of the road southwest means
the building of a road to connect
with the southeast.
Then there is a northwest posi-
bility in the next ten years. A
big division point, a wholesale dis
tributing point for machinery and
drugs; large employment of labor.
That means employment for every
body.
But the building of the road is
up to the land owners. If they
give the right-of-way before the
first of October dirt will be moy-
ing before snow flies and trains
will be running to Haskell county
before the First of July, 1912, in
time to move nezt years crop.
The committee that is working
for the right-of-way is we'll salts
fed with the progress so far made
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

The big Meade County Fair
started Wednesday and is to last
the rest of the week. This fair is
nearer to Liberal than any other
fair this year and number of
our people will 90 down for a day
or two.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

At Greensburg last week a three
year-old child left alone, in some
way got hold of a few matches
and ignited one of them. The ba-
by's dress caught fire and the lit
tie one was burned to death before
anyone knew of the accident.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
Foley'S Honey and Tar Com
pound

Still retains its high place as a
household remedy for all coughs
and colds, either for children or
for grown persons. Prevents Sc
rious results from a cold. Take
only the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, and refuse
substitutes.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

The Bucklin Banner mentions
the fact that of twelve automobiles
on the street there Saturday, ten
belonged to farmers living in that
community.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01
The Santa Fe.

Nearly one-third ofthe right-of-
way for the new Santa Fe cutoff
to the southwest has been secured.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-09-01

Here is one trouble with many
towns: Their booster. clubs too
frequently turn out to to Rooster"
clubs. Arkansas City Traveller.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
GENERAL MILLS 70
CONSIDER THE
CHAM|zAL
Member of United States
Boundary Commission in Ell
Paso to Conduct Ncgotia-
tion on Disputed Territory.

~ ptso. Tex. April g --Gcuoral An
SON Mills United states boundary
commissioner arrived in vi paso at
e O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
Brownsville Tex. whore h. mss be c.n
investigating uratrs connected with
thu international huund.r. WAen in.
tctNicwcd last nisht n stated that be-
Was not here on business connected
with the Blatt-ConNprsc case
General Mills said thar hc had re-
coived absolutely No irstrtctious trom
m, government IN regArd to inv,sti-
eating thp scene ~ the arrest Of
lhWrcnc. Converse aud Edwin Blutt.
tlc American boys kidnapped from
United states territory near Tornilliu
several weeks ago ana nov held in
the Juurcl iail ON IA, charge Of bcar-
ing arms against the Mexican govern
men, lie ~ here tu prepare for the
arbitration court which meets iu Ma
10 srIti. the dtsput" regarding tho
Chulnlltl zone tnul that ~ settled
both commissioners fJyc orders from
their respective governments not tp
sake up any other boundary mat
tprN
uc stated last ntght that 70 was his
personal opinion tUat the Mexican
government would r,lcaso the pris-
nnrrs ar,cr thcv had made the noocs-
sJry investigation he doe~ not oN-
p"ct thc release ot Jno prisoners unti'
tlis investigation b. nuished
General Mills will remain h,.c un-
al Aprl \ when hr Nill probahN s'
tu Washington uuU' MAY when IN,
ChamizN Iunc mJti.l VIII como up
~ that time he viii r.turn To- 1T pt-o
to attend the arbitration court. Thu
matter has been pending during tho
past two wears Tn ise was worked
| up frpm old documents by parties al
intcrest VINO claim thl, the lower part
of IA, city was form'rly embraced in
the old chamigal giant and Mexico 40
| lrgos that the Rio ,ir indr at one tim,
| van through tn" lowe part oi The c'ts
and that it later hinged IL cour~
! leaving the strip ut Mexican soil ot
! thl side of IT, channel
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

The next tim. | saw iIlank he told me
what has made IN. realize how far
things have gone hcr" That night, II
seems, the SALOON keeper took the let.
,cr from his pocket and showing 1t TO
TIE group of regular customers at his
bar said Sec here. I don't give %.
dcrs hcrc hut "a like YOU to know
tina, WHOM YOU send letter to one ol
my family YOU make mistake.
And thcs. aso only part of the
many stories told bohind closed doors
IN little italy yesterday. But nobody
would say anything definite ABOUT the
Raimo mystery The truth of the first
thcorr the morning after the assassi-
nation was not doubtod tN anyone
p;hcrs wcr" found to whom Haimo
had cuuildcd his fatal secret
IN fact. IL wc dared said one
man, "Wc could tell the police the
nancs uf SiX persons who ought tu bo
ptrcstcd ana held untu they talked q"
1T is shamr, said another. that
half 4 dozen men should d, allowed to
corrupt community aud give q bad
ugm" 10 our nation II R5Imu had liv-
ii and had received proper backing
tlhiN lNf ilhii'' Nt pm I'M M ne Munit
have cleaned az the district single
handed lie was ambitions aud after
he knew h. was marked uN tn gang
ic WIS desperate. ~, had enough in.
formation To- drive the gang nut Of
town. hp vas not content tu do that
~" Nas looking for evidence to con-
wet them
iiut the gang Who l. the gang =
Has u anything tu do with III. Black
Hand ia other places in sicily Il
II the same a. the rHmorra
9TH" Camurra is Noapoiten The
Black Hand ~ Sicilidn. 80 thcy don't
work together The Camorra is high-
ly organized 10 Is rcally'a dcgcnera-
tlon ~ sccgrt societies such As those
which helped to bring about the uni
ucatioa ot Italy. Men and women of
mistaken IDEALS have been mixed NJ
Ia n" tamprrn. under the prrtensc
OF taHing from tn. rich to give To- the
poor liu, th. Black iiand--it Is q
criminal method more than an organ
i2atlon II spreads ~ the Same WAY
tn Camorru dors. inNcigling some by
hope of gain. others ley fear. and
holding aN together by the fearful
knowledge Of it, interruptions Ncn-
g.nnrc for traitors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
DATE SET FOR
INSPECTION OF C"
Local Company to Be Re
viewed by Captain Barlow
April 81, Last Company on
List.

Roswell, y NJ 'uril 3. Accord
ms tu % schedule puu'unocd hy Cup-
ruu Warren = BARLOW Of this cits.
rrtrrd regular arm. officer and a
member ot thr s.tD the local mil
igarN institute. ih. dH'as ~ tho inspcc-
tiuus To- bc mad, b.. aim urc ~ fol-
lows:
Santa pc, company h.. Apru 4;
santa F", Comuut f April 2 santa
BE, headquarters ,nh hand First IN
iantry, April 4 i.a- vegas. Company
II. and aeaduunrlrr- second battalion.
fisst Infantry, NprI ., Tucumgari.
COMPANY t.. Aprl . clovis. compauS
*, April o. Nrl.-.l compan, e.
Apru 10. rarlshad company q. and
headquarters First nattaliun. First
infantry April lI ;oswon BartcN
\, Aptn ~. a wo.'Tdo. Compau, I.
\pil -. ras cru. X, compauy g.
Npril a.. SILVER 'Iu. 'pmpany y, and
headauaricrs Tm.N battalion. First
infantry. Am' Ia N'uqucrquo. com.
pany q, Apru ,nrns Ia RssNel'
April 80
captain BARLOW lf' Friday 10 begin
the work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
CUNNINGHAM BUYS
LAS VEGAS ROAD
Spre,a Boo evening Herald.

~peyit Boo Etsuiug Herald.
Lac Vegas \. NJ. Aprh Alt a
spec masters sale. conducted by
Special Master ". u Ruukct. on the
stcps nt tn. san Miguel county court
hous, tI noon here today -. ! NJ.
Cunningham purchased the piant and
properties nf the Las Vegas Railway
and puAu company for Si2s.0oo
Tho property was sold some time
ago tu satisfy claims uf bondho!d"r-
which had been allowed by tho court
william g. Buddeck. lnd others in.
tor'st.d. demanded new sale. which
was granted hN the New Mexico su-
p."mr court \ rchcaring Nas ~rcur-
cd lnd lgaln the supreme court grant
nd sale.
% .s understood br cunningham
pur husrd thc property Tor the Fed
oraI Light and foWci company. q New
YORK syndicate. and that a number
uf Important improvements vii he
uade. including the development of
power Nhich VII he utilized IN pump
ing t"r water on mesa lands Ia this
NiCinitN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
TOMORROW WILL SEE
END OF ROMANCE
Miss Teresa McCi,lvssy Sister Of Mrs,
Harry p. Owen. 10 Wed Mart.
ford, Conn, Man.

The elimination OF an interesting
romance viii occur tomorrow evening
IN he hDmc OF NJ and Mrs II i
OWEN whea Rev " r. Warren ~ 81
Johns parish viii solemnizs the ocrg.
mony uniting the lives al Miss Teresa
NcGillvary and Mr.. Alvin Walter
Hyde The charming brido'elecf rs
the sister of Mrs. Gwen and recently
arrived from Alexandria. Canada, 10
visit relatives in this cl,y The for
unalc bride gfoo n-c,ect arrived to-
day from Hartford. Conn, and vas
met by his hance who VIII hecoMe
Mrs. Alvin Walter HYDE tomorrow
evening AT : o'clock The Impressive
ring ritual o, The Episcopal church viii
he read by Archdeacon Warren and
the ceremony Witnessed by only the
immediate ia nily o. the bridal couple
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
He Addresses Document to
Government and Foreign Of
fcials Which Is Just Made
Public.
MEXICAN rEOPLE FORCED
TO FIGHT DIAZ REGIME
Rebel Leader Says Every
Peaceable Means Exhausted
Before Arms Were Taken
Up.

Washington. Apnl Assurances
thai The foreign interests ~ Mexico
viii be- protested are made by Fran.
cisco Mad no b. president OF jh.
PROVISIONAL government OF McNicO in
a communication addressed To- Sccrt.
iary Of state knoN and she diplomat H.
epr"srataiiVcs of other interested
GOV crnn.nts Th' toNt of the docu'
mcnt vas made public today In set.
tug forth az considerable length the
reasons which impellgd the insurfec.
honay mOt omcnl In Mexico The note
declares f e. iuSt because ~" Mexican
people have exhausted every legal ana
peaceful resource To obtain much
needed reforms. that if b. patriotic
because ~ has nu other object than
10 establish constitutional regime
in Mexico aud finally u B. necessary
because for many yfars he Mexican
peopl" have uOi had Justice meied out
To thea and have lived without en-
loving the suarnnfecs and privilege
which the law Wo, ides After ev
prossine q nope 90 sympathy from at
civilized people. me statement serves
notice hat the provisional goveramcul
al The proper ''WC. le recognized ht
all foreign governments From m,
momvnl of such recognition Of tho
provisional government 10 will assum,
the responsibility iol all damages al
Juarcz to citizens of such foreign
countries which may result from in
sulreciion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
GREAT NATIONS WILL
PRESERVE PEACE

WASHINGTON April .. Representa-
tive Foster ut Nermon, n" ranking
minority member oi the houS, COM
mittvr un foreign affairs. predicted at
the White House today that arhitrA-
ti"u treaties would b" negotiated be-
tween four of She greatest IuWrrs at
ih" world. the United states To- take
a leading part IN framing the ncgo-
tistions
Mr Foster named the l'nitrd states.
Great Britain, France and Japan as
tn" powers that would enter into
such agreements.
Eventually. he said. the other pow
"rs of the world would be forced to
take a similar action Nj F"stcr
said IA" had had PERSONAL ,ouNcrsa-
tions with the mayor ot Toxic and
other Japancs" of prominvnec. aud
he believed IN" sentiment la Japan
Was ia favor of such agreements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
CASE WILL GO TO
JURY TOMORROW
Testimony in the Trial of Farr
and Humphreys Will Prob.
ably Be Concluded Today.
spccjol To- Evening Hcrald

Special I" Evening h''"ih
Ration. y. NJ. April , Thr d,',uso
iu the case OF the Tcritur, 49, Fdrr
ana Humphreys prescntrd wtsc
amount of testimony toda} aud 'fnm
AN Indications II viii not go g. titc
iur, until somc time tomorrow. 10 s
expected the defense Will r,st Jfi4
afternoon and tho argument. "f tU.
attufut,s viii begin
j B Humphreys. atlas 'Nrhnnsa
and Robert Henry Farr are h'ius
tti'd fur tbr robbery oi tnc Wells
Fargo omful at frcueu n N. ut
the sum ot t3o.ooo. Will, th, money
was 900 Route from Albupu'rqu. to
Dawson
Farr was thc last wituo~s saturday
and said boz, bad been FORCED hN tu,
robbers To assist IN breaking or,n thc
safe 100 vhirh the mon'N Was sru..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
MUTT AND JEFF

90 20,
b, 90
to Abuqucraue people
b, pleasing
thou-enis laughed
"a tlt
placed Fisher
Fisher Hs "J"t Muu be- enioNed vita
smallest O frt"nds
DO a
90 f "a
m,
% pro,c
me itres-Johnsou
Hatng MrNoo several weeks
Watch to2 Tho v b duN IN
I.t .taSs siftpl tim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
CANALEJAS IS TO
REMAIN PREMIER

Madrid Apri 3. The oanalcjas
ministry as reorgunizcd was saz.,,od
today changes were indicated by
the premier who was given tree
rem by King Alfonso on condition
that hr withdraw his resignation of
saturday Minister of Foreign Affairs
Pricio and Munster ~ public Works
Gasset retain their portfolios.
Nnlarino, VINO WAS minister nf JUS
'ic'. becomes minister of the inter.
ior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
JEtE poiiri,o iE,NE~
Ills .tDti 81 Dpl,\IN

Noga. sonora April Francis
ru Morui,ru. pr. adrut of the town of
tarboic1 g.. Wl,- southwest uf here.
arrived to-day h. automobile and re-
ported tnat -Ho rebels had captured
that town Yesterday ~, said he mad
orders to det.ud tb. town with con
scripts hul tt- uuHhiu tu raise "a
force Nu.ui,dU ugstu Hpohiug Tor a
safe ro4,d,u,, iu NupuIrs Ari1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
HON. WILLIAM JENNINGS IS
ON JOB IN WASNiNGGTON

Wa IN lnEiUn NpIlI . WIIIlW Itn'
nings l,ryan is IN the national capital
rejoicing with the mo uhcrs of his
party here that tomorrow there De
called 10 order the hrst Democratic
house of Representatives in sixteen
wears Mr. Bryan had numorous con
icrencos with The various leaders. IN
clnding Champ Glars who tomorrow
will take the speakers sayel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
MADeRo HAD PISTOL
GUT is RELEASED

Laredo. re'Hs April a. Salvatore
Madcro who was arrested a. Nur,o
l.areGa Mexico sunday was released
toda, ON an order from Mexico CITY
MadgJo Was he'd because a rcNo'ycr
wa iouul n h.- Ha2sasc. lic was
eu Iop' lao monterey 10 Visit hi faith
er iAa.rI Nad,o, who is iil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
NOT GUILTY PLEA
OF ULR|CH
Assailant of Booker 7. Wash.
ington in New York Makes
Formal Demand for Proof Of
Charges.

New YORK April Z, \ formal plea
"t not quit, was entered today by
Albert l'lrich. tn. carpenter arrested
tNo weeks ago On a charge uf assault.
ms houker T Washington the negro
educator No date has been set fci
his trial