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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Case Against Corporation by
Government Considered
More Difficult Than One
Smashed Powder Combine.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
NOT VERY OPTIMISTIC
United States Steel Has Bad
Slump on Stock Exchange
as Result of Suit to Dissolve
Billion Dollar Concern.

tny EyeainH Herald 4, q. Leased Msrel
Trenton. y J oct e5. Threr
Judges aud not one, as originally re-
ported. viii ~ in Judgment IN tn"
suit brought by the government
agalnsi the United states steel cor
porauon. it was announced here to-
DAY Thcs ARE George gray. oi WI
mington. Dol Jos. huinnnton. OF
Iittsburg. ana Wiuiam NJ LanninG
of Trenton same tribunal which
recently crowned with success the
governments nght agaiust "a" so-
Vaiied powder trust.
Seryics on defendants residing in
New York wil be- made through the
nffico of United states MarshW Hrn-
kei IN that city
Tho United states district nttor-
ncv here was not optimistic oi a
speedy trial Of ,he suit In the case
~ the suit against the powder trust,
Il was pointed out twelve volumes
represent the testimony and plead
inRs taken during an interval ~
three years after the filing of the
suit. The case against the steel cor
poration, considered even more far
reaching than thc powder suit viii
hardly be- completed within less than
this time. they believe. Even then.
thev point out. the finsl decision may
be delayed two wears on more rs an
peal Go the t'uited states supreme
court
on December I. under the rules
of tho court. the defendants VIII an
awtr the suhposenak and nota'nE
more Failure 10 do this involves e
penAIty uf $500 nur und contcnp'
~ conqt which me> he punished
NitS imprisonment
Amer answering the Suhpoenns,
counsel for the defendant VIII be-
niioNed until January Ca nle their
answer 10 tho r,,ycrnmrnt petition
hut this time may be- oNtondcd AZ
an. discretion of The court iude'in.
itnly. The rnurt docket is not rreWd'
"a and the court viii nr prepatrd i"i
,he answers on that date. it was
said today Tho inw provide FOR th'
sppaintment of an examiner or "N
alniners. after the filine of the an
swer So take testimony Tcsiimon,
ptobabN viii hc taken an "yer the
country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
GoVFRNMENT cAsE
II WELL OUTLINED

Wushtnstun. oct "a --N Sow that
Inc sovcrnmcntR tight 60 dissolve
tho United states steel corporation
has been started there viii be- slow
movement in the hattie When the
Ran was tiled Ia the United states
court ne Trenton YESTERDAY askihg
iot the dissolution uf the corporation
and ia suhsidiarios. Attorney Gem
,rai WickcrshRm also flied "a Ger
tincntc OF public importance This
states that ihc casc is of the utmost
Importance ia tho government and
asks ina, II he heard hy Il bench ot
four Justices ordinarily u would
b.. headed bY only one Although the
steel corporation viii have t,nr
months 90 make rs answer to the
aoysrnmonts allegation that u Is q
dozen trusts Within q trust, "A men
ace to the nation ana practically
tho most complete monopoly ever
perfected ~ thu country, thcre arc
poashiitles uf other developments IN
the meantime.
The bin charges that the Federal
steel company, the Carnegie com
panv of Nov Jersey, the Amdican
Steel ana wire company ot SeW
Jersey. the national Tube company
the National steel company, Amer
ican Tin Plate company, American
Steel Hoop company. American sheet
steel mpany and others are illesal
trusts IN themselves and combina
,lons 10 monopoliTe trade The gov
eminent asks that an these compan'
los he dissolved and set mack into th'
integral units az which thoN were
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Prisoners Registered TO
Vote for Jesus Romero

assault
NJ Rrault a the Of
convicted end given hne OF
audc Iah lie
The watchfa Don Jesus Romero
afternoon bY
Ahn and brought down town The two hr' went to he Of
hcc q ~
members the arm o Grunacld Brothers by The way Is Alfred
ticket
of remained
the
60 Herbert Hl
thenre 3ii
act
him
he "a ntolh
the coua al In old
i Don Jesus ON
VIII
to The and unless h
Will hF
s,tob viii De prevented UegN
Do OF o
Bernaho county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
DICKINSON CoNfTDENT
CAGE Will nE Expedited

chicago, oct Ht.-fofmtr S'Nt'-
tary ot War Jacob NJ Dickinson. who
has acted 10 special counsel for tho
government in preparing th" cas-"
against the steel companies. to-day
said that any attempt to cause pro
longcd dolaN ln the hearinE of the
action would be- fought vigorously hN
the government.
"Tho suit Will boz pushed through
the courts With The utmost speed,
he said There viii bo mo- dciaS Of
auN kind
y have been working on these
cases as special counsel for ~"
months ana believe We have nll the
necessar, data tu proceed Nith th"
hearlnRs ANY attempt OF thc Dc
fcudant companies or individuals I'M
necessarily To- proiong the hearings
viii be- fought vigorously by the gov
ernment ! do not expect 10 confer
with President Tlft nor any of IN"
member of his cabinet while here
but Will return 10 Washington sat
urday night CO.. SUNDAY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
INDIANS WILL GET
Al SECTIONS OF
ROSEBUD LAND
Stampede of Homeseekers Into
South Dakota Has Disap-
pointment When Prior
Claim is Made BY Red Men.

tny EVeninR Herald Z. .. LEASED wirel
Gregory S, -. oct 25----Som.-
thing OF sensation IN connection
with the Rosebud land lottery devei-
opod horc today whom it was disclos-
ed that IS SECTIONS of the Rosebud
tract have hoen claimed hy The state
Tor Indian school lands
These sections. Including the best
in the tract, Will he selected b, the
state before the settlers have a
chance 10 tile As onl, about 10 see.
tlons are classified hy the apprais-
rrs as agricultural land. b, APPEAR
that none of the real choice claims
VIII pass into thu hands of settlers
al this time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
BOXING BOUT WILL
Be MANAGED BY
THE WOMEN
sharkey and Rubin, Old Tim
ers, to Fight Tonight, With
Bob Fitzsimmons Referee
Before Novel Audience.
On, Ev..,ss Herald a. p. ls...s wl-,

New Yofk, Oct &c Women, many
OF them leading sutfragists. will oc-
ctpy the choicest reservations at the
boxing bouts In the l.ongacre Athletic
club here tonight The program was
arranged By the Woman's Progressive
political league. and II Is believed to
be the first affair OF It's kind ever pre-
pared by women. Every seat was sold
early In the week. ail with the condi-
ton that no woman attend without an
escort.
Tom Sharkey and Gus Rubin. one
time contenders for the heavyweight
crown. will meet in q short exhibition
with Robert Fitzsimmons as rciereo.
The main bout viii he between Al
palzer of New York and RAY simon, a
BoEton heayyweirhi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
BURSUM HERE NOV. 2

Holm. o. Bursum, can
didate on the Republican
ticket for governor OF
New Mexico, will speak
in Albuquerque on the
night of Thursday, No
vember 2. This will be
Mr.. Bursum's first speech
in Albuquerque during
the present campaign.
The rally will be held in
Elks' theater beginning
at 7:30 p. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
LAW ENFORCEMENT
FOR ALL ALIKE
SAYS TAFT
Labor Unions, Corporations.
Rich and Poor, All Must
Obey; President Goes to Chi
cago From Milwaukee.


Milwaukee. WIS. oct 27.-Speak
ing here today go several thousand
employers ana employees President
Taft said the law must bee enforced
against labor unions ana corpora
lions against rich and poor alike
with his departure from Milwau-
koe Tor chicago today President
Tan practically brought 20 an cnd
the last leg Of his swing around :he
circle as II was originally planned at
Washington and Beverly Tomorrow
the president viii start IN on siren
uous three days program al chi.
cago. and Tuesday viii wind no ths
original trim at Pittshurg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
'MAN|GAL TO Be
WITNESS BEFORE
GRAND JURY
Star Witness Against McNam-
ara Brothers to Be Removed
From Los Angeles to Indian.
apolis. is Now Planned.


Indianapolis oct .tt-~ Ihat btN'
n McManigal would b' subpoenncd
To appear bctor, the federal grand
Jury in this district early In Novem-
her to trs,,fy in ~ INVESTIGATION 81
tho so-calied Mcnamara dyulmting
cases. was reported today
MoMnuieul. lt was pointed out
could be- brought 10 this city from
Los Angeles rNaminrd and returned
To- california bcforc ne should Zee
needed as O. witness In the trial OF
james Mc cNamara u was said that
McMnnigals ststcmsnt would be cs.
scntial m tn investigation of the
charge that John j. Mcnamara and
HE brother engaged lu a conspiracy
60 tranap,rt dynamite be violation OF
federal statute
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
Mr. Honest Voter will You Give this
Conduct the Stamp of Approval

II has
nocket he q pledge
sheriffs SESSIONS OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. THE PROBATE COURT. THE Dis
Justice
where sheriff must pay him
q attendance.
these items alone in direct VIOLATION OF THE PLEDGE
he pockets DAYS he
chalged ini pay attending THREE PLACES ON THE SAME DAY
possible commissioners
the probate has Of the heri has ever discovered
small
sufficient balis the district
the steal
lobby y
upon ground honesty reon you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
WOMEN THREATEN TO
OPPOSE UNIFORM LAW
IN, r,sp,n. u.r.,a 4. y. Lsa.ea wiseD

New YORK. oct s7--"t'Ttil the
onfranch.scmcnt OF women We caii
upon All women To- Oppose the idea
Of a uniform divorce law reads q
section of the platform adopted ny
he womHn's suffrage party Of Ne"
YORK pt ita third annual convention
here. The clause adds that such
legislation at this tmc - opposed be-
cause law enacted now would be
made by men oniy and would thorc.
fore necessarily discriminate against
Npmpn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
NEGRO BEING PURSUED.
nv IsVenlng Herald 4. y. LEASED Wirel

Marshall, TeNas. oct ll.~-Scofeh
OF armed men late today went on a
hunt for VIII Ollie. negro accused
OF assanltinE farmers wife near
here. The woman was seriously IN.
iured. II tho negro is caught he will
probably be lynchcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

formed. even before the organization
of the United states steel corpora
tiou.
IN this respect the petition Is COM
plcto. Thc Roycrnm enrs purpose Is
To show that the steel corporation IS
only giant trust to hold at least 81
dozen others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
DISMISSAL OF THREE
CADETS Is APPROVED
tpy rvsn,.r Herald a. p. L-..ss w,r.i

Washington, oct ~ President
raft has approved the dismissal from
the naval service of Midshipman III.
y. Amin OF Montana. Fletcher =.
Bleakeiey OF New Jersey ana H. +.
Leahy OF Wisconsin. an of the naval
academy, for breaches OF discipline
The case of s. Roberts OF Illinois, "A
cadet. Involved IN the same trouble.
has not been acted upon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
y RENcH AVIATOR KILLED.
(Dy Eyeaane Heraid =. =. sseansa Wsrss

HhoImR FTnnFn- WIT. ~ WhlIN
trying out a military aeroplEne today
the pilot, Jean nesparmet. fell with
the machine from q height OF 500 feet
and was crushed tn death,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
SHAWNEE BANK rs
BLOWN BY BANDITS
tBy EysninE Herald a. y. i.Osssa wirsl

shawnee. Okla. oct 27-Roe-
bers attacked the town OF Mccomh'
several miles from here. today cut
the telephone and telegraph wires.
aud then blew open the safe IN the
town bank. They got large amount
of money and escaped before a sher-
iff's posse could hea6 them off Men
are on the robbers tran.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
DAVIS WILL MANAGE
CLEVELAND AMERICANS

tny EVENING Herald \. y. leaaea Wires
cleveland, -. p"t 2f,~-iiarry ",
Davis. first hascman OF the worlds
champion Athletic und lieutenant of
Connie Mack. thrr manager, today
signed a contract to manage the
Cleveland team nt HE American
league Ia 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
BOYCOTT PLANNED
IF RESORTS ARE
NOT PURCED
Worlds Purity Federation, in
Columbus, Pledges Itself to
Damage Panama Exposition
in San Francisco.
On, r,su,nr Herald a. 3. ....s.a wl..,

Scinmsns. g. oct sT.-A move,
mcnt was started ~ the congress Of
the Worlds Purity federation today
the object of which Is 10 Influence
people eVeryNherc not 20 attend the
Pacific coast exposition AT san Fran
cisco IN 1915 unless the "Barhar>
Coat and the tenderloin" district
of that clty is purEed & g. Ward
of springboro. ia, Initiated tho
plan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
RODGERS PREVENTED
FROM CONTINUING
(my Evenlng Herald a. y. Lsased WtFsl

SHndcrAon, TVNnN, WVt lf'T~A
shlrty-mlie wind kept g. Y. Rodgers
from rcsumlng his flight today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05

pie, like Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. Jr.. who asphyxiated herself in her Wash ington home because she was tired of it all. Statistics show suicides 10 be most common in new boom cities, such as the Pacific coast. with its French atmosphere. Here again it is the gambler and the speculator who commit suicide In short, suicide in this country. or at least the cities of 1t. is almost monopoIized as remedy for lifes troubles by social parasites, who tire of life. and, having no other experience offered them to excite their ;aded nerves and senses. kill them selves-iast kill themselves"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
wemen eoIna HatIess.

New York women are gradually dis- pensing with hats in the summer time. The foreign element on the East side. Of course. has accustomed that section 70 the spectacle of Eatless women on e'f ecrasi1 ms. but the habit is spread hg On pls asont sumner evenings
 ha-eheadcd women may a t st any open car They are nCias jesi 10 keep ccoi. and they know how 10 do it In the shopping district on warm days quite few stylishly dressed women may be ob- served in the biz shops with nothing on their elaborately arranged tresses. 4 parasol protects them when out of s~~rs br' the taf is entirely 6is-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
SUICIDES THAT MAY
 SAFELY BE PRINTED
Cases of Whitaker Wright, Hector M'Donsld and Baker Pasha Not
 Barred by the Doctors.

Dr. Antonio Stella. world-famous physician. cited the suicides Of Whit teker Wright, Gen Hector Macdonald and Baker Pasha as cases fit to print even in the English press, which advertised them as widely as did the Americsn press.
 Whitaker Wright. the once power ful. wealthy and successful promoter Of American financial schemes in England. forgot for a minute that the man who publishes the Yankee press agent type of prospectus 10 attract in- vestors may have to prove the accur- acy of every statement he makes. The alternative is jail sentence for swindling. So the shrewd English protect their pounds. shillinss and pence against financial exploitation. Whitaker Wright, backed by popu- larity in London society, with his riches supporting him and beautiful wife and children to make his fine, big London mansion a real home, was tempted to issue just one prospectus OF Yankee press agent lines. This was to be his final wildcat specula- | .tion. If it succeeded. and he never doubted that it would, he would re strain himself always afterward, he resolved, to every legitimate business. ] But certain Scotch investors. after | investigating the fables in that 1 Wright prospectus. started to get ac- | ton out of him. Wright faced them 1 serenely. but he thought he had an in i huence in his hands which no prose | cution or evidence could break. It 1 was his friendship for the Prince of ] Wales. but at the critical time the 1 Prince failed him.
 Death Rather Than Jail.
 "I fear your sentence win be too late. your honor. Wright said, smil- ing. when called upon to stand up for sentence. No sentence was ever pro nounced on Wright either. for he dropped as Ire spoke. dead from a small tablet of the swift-scting cyanide of potassium.
 The Baker Pasha. General MacDon- aid and another case or two. cited by Dr. Stella as printable suicide stories, NHl ALt u4i4ALdL law 1A 10iAAut AbA foundations Sir Valentine Baker. a decent English officer. was charged many years ago with insulting a wom- an of rather poor social standing in a railway compartment His sui. eide was reported. but years after. ward. in the last Russian-Turkish- Balkan war. Baker Pasha bobbed ur serenely as one of the Turkish em. psre's greatest generals in all it's his tory
 ! MacOonsld's End still Mystery.
 A similar report was circulated about Gen Hector Mcdonald. who rose from the ranks Of Scotch regi
 ment to high command. and became
 the hero Of the Soudan. He was re rorfea to have Xii ee himself in a 1t ue French town. but the sealed cofar
 suprossd to hold the herO's body was
 never opened Tommy Atkins vii
 rush you. his fists active and hil
 breaih hot with rage. if you hint Mac
 Donald was guilty of the chaTge.
 made agalnst him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
Firet Rantlst church

Morning service: Sunday school at ten o'clock; preaching at eleven o'clock. subject, Help for the Hard Places"
 Evening services; Young Peo- pies Union at 6:30. subject. Lives of Great Bien:T leader, Mrs. Epverly.
 Preaching at %, subject. Almost bt not In. Reception Of new mem bers after the sermon.
 During the week: Young peoples social Tuesday evening at the church. Prayer service Wednesday evening
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
chrlstIan seIenee servlees

The Bisbee Christian Science so. ciety makes the following announce meHts Sunday services at 11:o0 a. m, testimonial meetings, Wednes- day evenings at 7,45 D. m.. reading room open from 200 D. m to 4:OO D. m. on Tuesday and Fridays, all at the Fair Hall, corner Main street and subway.
 All are welcome and cordially in. yited to attend.
 The subject for Sunday. Nov ,, win be Adam and Fallen Man"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 9:4. with classes for all ages. The monthly offering to the missionary work of the church will be made during this service. Young peoples meeting at 6:30 pm. Topic: Lessons from the life of the Apostle John. Leader. Mir. c. F.. Murray.
 Preaching. by the pastor, at Il am. and at go pm.
 Prayer meeting on Wednesday ev- ening. For sunday school workers at p.m- and for everyone at 7:45 ?. m.
 Business meeting of the young peo- ple's society on Monday evening.
 JOHN E. FRY, Pasor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05

T am pleased to recommend Cham rerlains Cough Remedy as the best thing ] know Of and safest remedy for coughs. colds and bronchial troubles, writes Mrs. !. B. Arnold Of Denver Colo, We have used it repeatedly and it has never failed 10 give relief For sale by all dealers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
Rishee cIreuit

Preaching services: Don Luis, Tuesday. 7:50 pm; South Bisbee Thursday. 7:30 pm; Warren Chapel Friday, 1880 pm.
 E. G. DECKER, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
In The Churches
 s@s9i5@
First Methodist Church
School HID

Sunday school 9:45 am; preach ther" Epworth League 6:30; preach ing service 7:30, subject. Preparing the Highway"
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm: Bible class Thursday, 7:4j.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05

at 7:30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday, 2 pm, and not on Wednesday as heretofore. You are cordially invited to worship with us. Strangers es- pecially welcome.
 J. W. BITTERLY, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-05
lowell Chanel.

Preaching services at 10.30 o'clock a n. and at 7:9O D. m. Everybody is cordially invited 70 attend these services. J. R. WAITE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
PRESIDENT STERN
MILL PRESIDE At
FIRST MEETING
Newly Elected Head of Com.
mcrciai Club to Occupy the
Chair Tonight; New Rail
road to Be Up.

What the Commercial 'tIr nop,-
20 accomplish tor Albuquerque aud
30. i;io Giandc ,.dir, duHuR IA nu.
ng tw.i,e months vill hr iudi,ut.d
az meeting nf "a, orsuuizat'o1 q"
neVin - y O'Clock t"night Sin. 900
stern recently elect a president OF
ti. ciuh. VII "ccupH The chain for
thr hrst tim. this evening Nj storm
has been nu ACTIVE club worker for
ideas "f What ~. organization shoui'
du To- obtain th' great 4 r"sr t. o.
~ understood that To. ucW Iti' -id 70.
VIII maxi. the Pennington o. iirpI 3
one ut the chief ppirrt~ of ..iuI.
plishm-nt fof tltis veal \ p.uh T.
"t mcn thoroughly cnuVrrSsnj with
th" northern New McNtco railV 49, .t-
nation VIII br present t"nivni ,,h !
hub members may expect q" Do" 80
enlightened regarding the affHtrs o.
tho project Tho club direct tts h.li
- meeting N"st.rda4 att"rnou". ~ iF
being CUSTOMARY before an rlu' ~
ingS
u should Doe unn"rcsar, tu r"luiud
every member 80 the commercial
club To- hc in Attendance az tn meet
iug tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
INJUNCTION CASE
BEING HEARD N
COURT TO-DAY
Lawyers Quote Law and Pre-.
cedent to Sustain Their Con.
tentions Decision Not Elk.
pected Before Tomorrow.

urfor. J.idgr liza \ Nbb"u IN tn
di-trIDt count todar argumrnts w"t.
submitted 10 The ,a.. y Eitt. Uit,a,
.,i.us tu, tuN ot Nhuuuoruur. ~
which tu' tialntin ASKS Il tsnporars.
Injunction r'.iuuuin. the citi from
lnt'rlorriuL Win hri ~ hrt property.
boo ant uaN ttnNdIna a tempo ',rN
iniuncu"n i~ granted ats lm"ut~ VII
h' hoard ttt'f a. Go hat lng 60, utd'g
made permanent Th. foptDst .,i al
WJuu.uuu tulioWsd IA. rrrru' u.,ls.
Icon pI uu CIV couucil e. sbo' T. tie
r.diisbl d-itDt M "tdrr wu- .rtt a
"n tia ltt'r Woman. uotityng h.r
:" ,t.t'. 'h' premises ~h, u"u CO
,uri-s. - Iuh AZ Ht It ,ur
this aft'r"u"u tb, argument hai not
htru completed .ud u b. mo- uh,iN
~ decision VIII b, und. h.i,r. tluNr.
row
Tn count tuird out o.. CO., immatrr-
Hd thu All, gati"ns contained "a tho
coon flaiut suhuittrr %, N,tolnr> llca-
sock that d,nli With tn words sbl-
l'"srd o. hr,' been spoken nt Nignt
Marshal pGrhdt th" statement thtu
the promises 40 question Nurc u~'d
49, hu Office. and the statements r.-
Ratdtng thr trd.rs oi other courts Zee
gutdlug t"nutr 80 tii' property
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

~ per cent ~ thu rye; The indiea.
tions are that quite apprecinble iusscs
from THIS cause were ALSO INQUIRE, ~
the other countries. The replYN cd
lands do not, OF course. constitute u
total logs Ia agriculture. ~ a." nhYn-
donod acreage Ia doihtlcss s"wi 10
spring crops IN. iossrs are Of Ht-
rprtauc. chiefly ~ affecting til, twn
great sources of bread supply
The appearance az TIE autumn.
suWn grain ~ the central ana east
crn par, 90 IA, continent though ia
many localities thr subject ni favor.
able comment ~ Ia general not ,A
promising rs of even date hast Nori.
when however the aspect of Ncg.ta-
iion was o>ccpti"nally tlnttrriuu. iintn
the " heat and rye crops Of G,rmanY
and Austria arr officially returned ~
Inferior Ia condition w. Tn. preceding
season. rye IN each country being
rutcd much lower than Wh,nt. Tho
Iiungarinn cereals have made great
Improvement Reports from Enu-
mania ana southern l.nssia indicate
that all crops, particularly the spring
sown. have been severely tried rs
drought bat the definite extent OF RI,
injury. II amy. t. unknown Nbim.
dant rains AZ" reported To- HAY. fali,n
over the greater part al the drought.
Affected territory at the end OF May.