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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Outline PIke Brief.

j. SHo0h has sent bis ra~o hor4o
COMMISSIONED 10 CoIumbus wIrr.
%" VIII Do" entered iu several racoa
next week
Mr and Nrs Louis g. Brand lavo
returned 20 n..Ir homo ON Manic,
"'"nI". N1cdIITu. after 20 fau DAYS
spent iu Atlantic Cify.
'hIrl'. Snyder f. having a concrete
r"iHfrIur ..I erected 300 OBJ. ROM
NJ DDS residence BOO Fulton.
Miss Elizabeth N'ar.. who has bc.p
iu" guest nf hrr .I-..r. Nf. 3D.
U IrirI. Jr. OF W0odlspu. Icff vonday
evening for her bonn. 100 Uurffrptc-
Mrs william Roth .s confined f,
H'r nom" 600 Futon hs 90 SLIGHT 300.
rr.r '
Mr a1d Sire charlie. Kirby NJ rpi
ION. 7IIl leave foIIy for 70 uo.ts
FIeif VITA Relatives loo Onto
NrH Ut vs. Campbell and baby aro
fi..fire a f'v dtt. .r nf,rrart,.,
900 in' guest. OF sos. N0rgan pamp
bell
Af'cr 20 several weeks visit wiz,
Dor sister iu Wisconsin. Mrs trgrst
anu" ha- returned fo hcr homo
Iu Fulton
N-a u'v"r. OF f.. strauord hotel
Hn- returned 'r1m a short vacation
-.frf Iu f.o cast
Work vtII DO commenced TODAY hv
q n"nffnrior iuHr tuusrt. ,f tdr.
"'H. nn f'" 'Drfrfrf of lowing tra
'nH r"'" HHl. about fho Ilcisfrom
Do 'Ii"n'' Pheasant Valley
Whom a firI wants 'o Doc kissed sbo
moro f- about 10 than ahc
LI...."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
PENAL REPORT
Report % Warden Brown Tor the
Past Month Shows Decrease
IN the Population.

tr.mo in Vosf virginia Oh. dccrra-.
INK according fo fhD reports recently
made ht Warden Ur1ur % tho per.
f'uffHrr which show that There be- "a
decrease 900 tI" population off tho
penal institution UIrIuE flc past
month. fl. report Ut Warden brown
shows fhaf there wore received DO
prisoners while 20 urrr DISCHARGED
tI"Ir sentences HAVING expired Two
died tlriur fnr month and one uas
r%aroI"d fIin Three were taken out
H- uifnr eos There uI. 3D. decrease
of a. The total number I1 flc paraI
institution 900 fh' 'ui OF IuIt. was
tlSf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Renuood erlefs

W j Stilwell. who was given the
contract Tor painting The Central
school building. has completed the
work. the interior. exterior and the
auditorium being given new coats
The building he's been given q clean
Ing and rcpairiur
Harold Noei and VIM Carmen viii
attend the Sew York game 9t Pitts.
burg TO-DAY.
The ARRANGEMENTS Tor holding e
carnival IN tho ball park s"cms 20
have fallen through as nothing more
has been done
Nosdamcs Flowers. Naucuren and
Lindsay attended Tho picnic af E0ck
springs YESTERDAY
Larry Witt. who is boo New York ON
business will return SUNDAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
EDGWO0D
Edward Cris~eu Sustairs Badly
Cut Wrist Monday Evening
Other News Notes.

While taking stock i1 tho wood.
dale store ~ rho b. D.. Honrcus com.
pany Monday evening. about IS o'c.Dcs.
Edward trIs1eIl. ono ~ rho rrn.li
clerks. Slipped Iu some MANNER and
icIl against % glass show cas-. Tho
force ~ Tho fab broke tfo g.as.
which Inflicted a severe cash t- mo
yourg a rIshf wrist &c. called
Hf fnn Office Of DR. ! ". gpHumau.
Nf Wonislalo. and 80 required several
stitches f0 close tho wound which
paIrfl him worry much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
ENNIS HELD
Found Guilty Of Committing Mis-
demeanor as We'll az Felony
Held 20 Grand Jury.

John Ennis was FOUND guilty on
felony and misdcmcauor charges voc
torday afternoon before Squire " a.
Hobbs. and was hold fo tho grand
jury ON thc fret charge and fined SO
and costs on tch second Ennis was
charged With stoallur q watch and
$40 from Earl Schafucr and carrying
away a watch owned by John Mchcn
Ennis was taken ON tho Brunswick
sunday rs a guest. but afterwards
proved to 10 % thief Uc wen To- Jail.
hciuE unable ~ furnish bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Mr.. Samuel A. Seal. Route >. Tread
way. Tenn. writes:
1T gives me great pleasure to testi-
fy to the great good your medicine
Peruna has done for me in a chronic
case OF estarrh Of the stomach.
i was confined 10 my bed for some
time' n could not sit up. | was
gradually growing worse. Seeing how
Peruna was recommended for catarrh.
! porcured some. After taking II a
Few day ! began TO get better. | con-
tinued using II until was able TO go
TO work on the farm again and now l
am in very good health.
i do honestly believe your great
medicine. Peruna. saved my life. and
cheerfully recommend it to like sui.
ferers."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Tho interior OF rho rooms has been
70 decorated and extensive improve.
meuts ore being made tD fh. outside
az tho binding Tla lawn about
me school is being placed 100 exec.
lent condition. The Fulton RooGrz
company has been awarded tho ION.
tract OF repairing tho roof Tho i'm.
provomonf7 will boz completed within
fHn roN fow days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Up River
News OF Glennovs, Warwood
and lovelaad.
To Move Poles.

Preparations are bvInC made by the
Tar handle Traction company for the
moving If their poles along Main
street. Warwoud ~ Wheeling ave
nue.. l~ovcland. about twenty feet to
the west. The poles are IN the line Of
H." Cub track L. Ice laid and they
are also near ia" enter Of the street.
When the poles are moved and the
west half Of thu street paved War
wood viii have one OF the best streets
Of town IN this district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
IN Serious conaltIon

Joseph Vosson. ~ The Fulton Roof.
INK company. who was injured gafur.
day afternoon when lc stepped ON
% ru'trd nall while working about
"a huIi1lur. is confined t0 Die home
in Fulton HeiehfH and is suffering
much from tho wound lt is thought
a s'voro attack of blood p0 souiug
has hlEnlnnnh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

The members Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society Of the Bcrwood u.
+ church. held e picnic at Jim's run
below McMcchen. yesterday after
noon and had q very enjoyable time.
The picuickers leff on the t.2J car
and spent the afternoon 40 the grove.
returning in the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Beam Work Soon

rams hHN been drawn and work
on D r'modeling of n I.asch build
INK at l."Vrland TO Ice utilized by the
Warwuud Amusement company will
be started just As soon as the charter
- ant boy thu state and hat Will
~ ely Dee the last Of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Child Dies.

Felice Ricco. the young child of for
eien parents. died yesterday at noon
after an Illness OF two days. The
family live IN Water street and moth
ing definite could be- learned owing 70
their being unable TO speak the Amer
lean language.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
McMfIIen Death.

Oscar McNlillen sucumbcd Yesterday
morning TO an Illness Of several years
duration. caused by injuries 10 his
head received several years ago. The
young man is "A highly respected resi-
dent and Is well known here. Funeral
arrangements will be made later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach

q suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I tried
seemed to DO any good. writes 49, ".
YounEpot"rs. Editor ~ The sun. Lake
View. Olio The FIRST few doses OF
Chamberlain stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me- surprising relief and
the second bottle seemed 10 give me-
q new stomach and perfectly GOOD
health For sale by al Dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Tom Ncucoui1 and Phillip Toni have
secured passage FOR the old country
through Tho agency OF Larry Wiu and
viii take ne German LLOYD steamer
'or italy ON the oqth r., n system
recently established horc. me officers
or tho Society f'r Italian immigrants
in Ncv YORK are notified to watch
Tor The Immigrant who is RECOGNIZED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Saloon opened Yesi.raau

Alois SwIifz.r of Park Wow ur,
WIS granted liquor lconsc at a "a.
cent meeting of the Fulton couurI
mas opened up 20 saloon in tho b.tiId
lux 300 which Mrs S~chIosaor formorly
conducted % saloon. and n forna
opening OF fh" place WAS h.ld ,os
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

eper'rI Ntef af.h Co. fro rufeU rr--ar
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Aux g.
President Taft has found Or necessary
10 change his engagement 90 Mountain
lake Park from august 2qfh %
August 1th llc viii speak boz tho
a~mphithcatre az . 30. There will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

i'Ht program has been prepared and
VIII be- follow cd by IL festival nr
TO" lawn whore various game. w.I
De- played The affair IS gwen under
90" auspices OF tIo Fulton NJ r.
church. IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Gately Funeral.

The funeral Of the remains %
Michael Gately. Jr. whose death oc-
CURED FRIDAY was held Yesterday
morning At 81. Johns church. Inter
ment was made at Nj. Calvary Gene.
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
We'll Attended

Great interest is being manifested
IN IN" new hose company in Glen
IOWA. Do meeting last night I'm the
Happy Home club room was
rs q very large crowd and a number
OF new m'mh"rs were enrolled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
MIssionarX Mnetinn

Mrs. r. J.. Ward entcrtaind the
Ladies Missionary society Of the
Presbyterian church at her home yes
terdaN afternoon and much business
was Transacted at the meeting. At a
scasunthl" hour th. hostess served
refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
ID - Ent.rtaLrmer,-

40 arrangements hato been com.
plotted FOR the social and entertain.
mont which viii Doc given fou .ff Iu
Tho Fulton school hall and ar ,v,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

on his arrival by the red. white and
green badge held in his hand. The
society also sees that the passenger
gets the right steamship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Johes ana company will have their
Well on tn" Koch lot completed today
or tnin"ir"w. tn" Rcrca grit has
been reached and a tank erected 10
hold IN" OIL which will follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

also be fne programs morning ana.
evening Special trains and special.
rates on tho railwaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02

Whom a sIrI nprfa 'p ho kissed sba
nH HHf' f- ahouf 10 than aho
Yu'I Do Elr didn't
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-02
Thursdays Seashore
Excursionists Need
rs
SUIT CASES

That are selling for $1.5O less
than the usual and real worth.
OF solid cowhide leather, with
sturdy handles, hinges and
clamps.
Laundry fold in lid. Accept
able size for men and women
24-inch. $3.50 values.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
FELIX ROBERT TO
OPERATE RING
IN UTAH
One of Most Prominent Fight
ers of Juarez Bull Ring to
Demonstrate Science of His
Profession in This Country.

Oh ptsu. Texas, july Felix
Robert is Coo u'e,uurtraty tlI tn, uur
points OF uuu fighting 100 uuh O."
which point Dee has shipped 800 old
lighting bulls through this port Some
ol the animals viii be- Killed, aud as
nil sire old and hardl, fast enough to
make things interesting 60 good
Watador. 10 Ia sat, 60 sag none u' the
lighters win Dee either. Biuutod Wcap.
ous viii %, used ina tn, mock fights
The bulls we're shipped Go Saltair
Beach. resort near Salt LAX, Guy tu
furnish amusement for the bored and
idl, gentry ut Utah
but il ls tu by hluodl,ss victory
tho gallant mHtador achieves ul salt.
air Beach. Hy s simpl, e. show how
10 could. would ur should n, done,
without oven prirkiug the hide Of thu
tough bovine that is, prigking IL deer
enough tu touch blood, aud IL would
take q pretty strous touch Goo hrug
blood from veteran turp that hdt
done several SEASONS ui stunts boo th,
chihuahua aud JuaTcz bun rings
There is some tuu u u ths time
for the downtroddeu turo, aud 10 h'
could unN get smell pl N,WoH
/ flower before entering the gr"ua one
can almost Imagine the Vollr> of -ar
,asm senior Hull would haud uul q
SENIOR Maiadnr right there lea from
ut the borrt gentry ct Utah
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
EVERYTHING READY
FOR GUARDS At
LAS VEGAS
General Brookes to Arrive
Saturday Night, Contracts
Let for Provisions Freight
ers Engaged.

ils Vegas, y. NJ. July A-Prcp-
,ratiuns are practically compete Tor
the coming cucampmcnt of the First
cgmcui New Mexico National Guard
which Nill begin neNi Mouday ON The
Title range northwest of Las Vegas
ijutanl General > BToots expects
to arrive here saturday night, accom-.
panied 1y many of the officers OF tho
.cgiu.ul Tn, soldiers viii arriy,
SUNDAY ana Monlat
MAJOR l.udWig William lltold, Nho
las charge OF the Commissar, de.
parliament says that an the contracts
Tor the supplies have been lyi and
there will bee mo- hitch u the pro-
Vision uf cdtablts Frrightcrs have
been engaged To haul the supplies
The quart'rmastcr Vill arrive Sat
upday evening ana Jake charge pl ne
camp stores Major HELD suggest
that Las gas should make ITcpa'o
lions 'o give The officers ana men o
thc luH regiment warm welcome
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
ENGINEER MAKING
INVESTIGATION
Member of Territorial Eng.
neer Miller's Staff at Tu-
cumcari Looking Over LO-
cation for Road.

Tu.umcari. y Al July IT, Trrrl-
totial stan Engineer - Merry
weather OF Santa Re arrived here
Friday for 'hc purpose of iuycstiga'.
ing the proposed roads across the
Capruch both ~ Raglaud aud al Apa.
che Canyon. and 90 assist 10 ga, i,ca-
ton at a bridge site on plazo Largo.
President ct thn Chamber 81 g. .u.
mvrca \ - Carter Chairman u ".
Hodges and \ Il nod-ou Nop.d OF
county comuiss tn,ls and Eug,u {
NJ rrE weather leit W noon Ec.''.
daN
The TERRITORY o. bclug called ON 90
uthp appropriation ipy the pOusliuc.
ton of roads 10 various sect ions of
'hr TERRITORY. aud r. is becoming gen.
,allN understood that these CalrOCN
crossings must have attention before
Plain settlers can gc' into the Cuun
Is scat with any degree of aatiaiac
lion Or comfort
There le every reason 90 believe
these roads are going 20 Dec $50 u,
paired that he people will Doe able %
cross how With loaded wagons ho'ur,
the FIRST u' be-. wear Il may ur That
4, can ro Iuuu suohCg b ruD1mcar
aiA mig, 10 Jt rungly 49, other enter
! Vrice 81, bav, had uudcy cunsijcra
ton hViotuluJ'
The bridge across ihc plJSa Lars'
U.s. anoth'r matter as important Ia the
| hu-in's- Interest, OF 'ucumCari ~
| the needed ruode over The Capruck
AMI Engineer Mrrry weather. will ga
| sist 90 locate q desirable crossing ait
c' ihr' r'tuH from the CaproCh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
HATCH|NG QUAIL
UNDER CHICKEN
Unique Experiment in Bird
Life; Stamm May BE Ar
rested for Obtaining Quail
Under False Pretensc.

p... ,...... u...r.,. r,.,,....., q,
''.I'' 'I'
m'n u .. D.lu. Il" quart ~"
Na.I.u. "a tml. u u,r Hu., t
.I....u .,.. ..... y... .....,.f.I Loo
'' '' '.' .' '''''' "..
.H'n'1iIN Drove over % u's n 600 h"
Hl1 U.U. with % Ur. pNu Iur u.
ut. Ir.uu.rd ana .hp uutur. blu.
driven av8,. tuI I.u mu nU %.
murHupuf brought H, mN..l.u
ca. iu ln, gam, Na.I,u
Nh ~Hmu .,Iic, rH. uuI ua
.il uI Zoo. Humur obi California.
4aIIr. uuu .N.g N.. .r.,..I U..r
.hp .yIlii.ul .au., pa..ru rguma.
ID.uID Tu, .ru u.. u.r consented
foo u.. OBS. Yuus.uIr. u. .pa-m.
1.-the small N4 .0uI usI boon .ctru
uu UUu. .uoY. aud She was usul
Urr,lad.H iu exchange U Ton Ir,
/ .m.uut.t. .gs As ID Il, fhr ua.r uI
uuNI, Matched mnu To .sruut ava.
] rum IH, .Hrutal nest as soon Al. tuut
lr, uut p. fur sn,ll fnp hon NuI uuH
/ Ur..If 10. "A WORSE Drcd.cyuuf Imam
! ..n .fl..uI fost,. mother of the duck.
lima.
ID tho aucup. tu rI-p OBJ. gnH
.I. .urccssmI Said N. Sttu.u TO-DAY.
..I will o.. to cot Nr Gable ru .n.
/. ullr. Ia. .r.pdm. ..,m n.. vs..
. planted fla. ..lus CONTAINING .um
.u fo uunm GOO u.U each ... .cl.
ana thr .uuuI. I. uI.unm T.. ur
i,..sf.8 california ..'l. bind. NuH
lIa,e ION Knots and M. HuHt.. aye
gu>ibu- ,a r.en
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
ARE
ISSUED FOR
EXTENSION
Ell Paso Southwestern Takes
Another Step Toward Build.
ing Line Into Tucson From
Fairbanks, Arizona.

~ rdsu. Texas Jult lG Tia, specie
l..u|uuv for the -radius ana concrete
work Co b., done 100 th, construction
u' iu, IN pusu \ southwestern 'N-
tension from Fairbanks fec Tucson
uuE, iuSt been issued b, tl, engineer
ug offices coz the railroad COMPANY at
On p1su headquarters. and ana. now
iu tIr hands ut half dozen railroad
contractors who are 60 enter bids 'ur
ODE, work u L. Caru,y ui Tucson,
who H connected with tb, g. u smith
company lee the reorganization OF 90"
old Twin Huttrs line. received MS
specifications. printed aud bound iu
iolI". un' '"r IN, grading ana th, uth-
81 Iur tu, concrete estimates Bach
contains many CLOSELY printed PAGES
OF technical points covering tho work.
MI carney Vu $50 over TIM pro-
posed rugt, next week Go personally
investigate the work tp|bc don. hciur,
making his figures Tor the bid
Il Was learned this morning that
/ Engineer Jones' SIN had his survey ing
party at work on the new rout, to D.,
taken bN IN, southwestern between
Lewis Springs aud Fairbanks, which
viii struightcu the line and avoid nl
danger u future from Washouts whict
| hay, been truublrsom, Ia that Nlrin'
! rs iu th, past This proposed new
| line is hoiuE gruss-s'vtioncd So when
/ Nh Jones finishes hi present WORK
II Vill De- ready FOR the graders
No definite Information has set
] been given ont concerning whom CON
NruotIun work viii hy started, hu
, There b. general expectation that On
! viii Do, tying yarlN this fan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
REMOVES ALL HUMORS
FROM THE BLOOD
S g. g.
aae au Q @s

The all skin diseases be traced humor the
blood therefore the of skin trouble come only
through thorough cleansing of this vital fluid SaveS washes,
lotions etc. of the itching and discomfort help reduce
inflammation aid keeping the cuce Clean but such treatment
the blood and have real curative
effect cures Skin Diseases every kind because purheS
the blood internal remedy for internal trouble and works
on only reasonable and certain method OF removes
a acids and humoS the circulation leaves the blood stream
rich healthy nourShng order that supply the cucle
smooth normal con-
on Then cure the old exciting has been
dSposed Skin Diseases and medical advice sent
flee 10 all who write S.SS. is sold at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
NO ELECTION FOR
ROSWELL NOW
Commission Cas- Was Passed
Up to Supreme Court With
out Any Election Being Or.
dered, Present Officers Stay,

ltu.N"HI n. W. iII. o.. h'"-'
p,,r. v.,. .,u. r..YuJ,r,tpudlua
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W'd' saturday "' Iud-' N''SH' u '
welt understood upN That h.s honor
,..r.t, u,s,,J ,4.. .l.. .t. Oh, the .u.
,..
i''N' '""'' ''" OUT" ''''
,' tIuu uu TIE .uuUu. "luu iorW ''
government to 20, hold
,,,,., i,Jc,... ....... ..i..f INNS, ,..
'"u.i",r'd q m'.'''."t '''."''"' ''
Nas thought that IuI., Wright u'0
r.,ud,J Jnvu 10 U,...u GRANTING d,
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r'I'"'s 'n' "'N'. ''.' ..'' .'''.'' ''
uum,d1t,N GAIA 1910 'I'.uuu "u tn"
su.,4ll,d commission form ui suNriu-
lm,ut. ANA that 200. ,r ru vos oI-
MOST 400 hand
| Hu there win u. ua election go amy
tim, .u tn, near um, what Juig,
Wright n.AS Gid uu Nts co. avoid
Ihaudiue down au, opinion con- thy law.
I'm, n,r,, stated tUu in his opinion
aha, ,a,, could. ou being sent direct
Il, u,. s,nr,m. a,rr, b. settled en-.
fr,I 4ul final. .U "a lu.ut ot law.
Ttt. .ntirs, would Save, tim, and rx.
I,.r., and TIM. .ialfn. .f "a pr,,t deal
o., r..,.,,,,, ,,ni,. u th, long ram
amid a., d,,,,t u4.,. p..I,ss uc
,,,,.,'. .,.,t,.d MAJ bi. aog,.,,p WAS
..,.. ,..,.., ,,d ma. b., .,.,.,t.,,ur ,tc
,,.,..,, I,.. ',,,,,Il .,.,,t ,,, ann pr,,,.
,.r ~, n,, ,,,..,I ma, ,I,, ,,i,b.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-14
MACMILLAN WANTS.
TO Be MAKER Of
LAWS INSTEAD
OF SOLDIER
For First Time German Prince
Prefers Parliamentary to
Military Life and With
draws From Army.
RULER OF BADEN HAS
SOCIALISTIC LEANINGS

UlHu Jul, IS Great interest
5ls n,,u excited throughout Ger.
u,us 10y IN, unusual ease a. , ,i'r-
man prince. iu direct uu. ui w,u,.
sion go th, THRONE, r,r,rrus e n,r
ulm,ulJ, ,urr,r O." military ou,
aud Withdrawing voluntarily 'r'm
So, army
rturp MiNmuwu of Baden mold.
ius th, rank ut e major general oud
,'mWIuaiug tu, sNth CJNair, 1871.
gId, has retired rom 90, army, lr.
,urdup 90 an guuuuue,u. iu On,
official "kJr.sruh, Ictuug b,.
,uu., his r,spulsIuU'u,. .s president
CO., sine upper huus, " parliament OF
Radon l.tt uIm nu tim" Cor hIs milf
ttiN duties So rrm1raJolo was thr
st'p m G,rmaul that 90, official
version received ~rJut yr'd,uec. tuo
rumors that the princes retirement
was due Co @ personal conflict with
Emperor william tu, -Wariurd
were current uutl formally d,li.l ~
90, military superior coz Prime, Man,
IWIlau
rgu., MaNUmIunu a- president u'
tr, BADEN bpu.. OF py,r-. has shown
hms'Ii moro Nh.ru than On, major.
10. u' peers. coming uuj strongly t
FAVOR o' 900 o.t "I ,i'lug. admins.
uJuou Endorsed by iu. socialists uu,
iu, Baden ministry, but rejected ul
tur uuu~. ui p,rI-
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miupr. export. Tu, Vu was ..Istt|
%, two di,lsiau. OF exports uu, r'U.
r,suutIur the United ~tJte,. ga, utJUr
Japan.
Wut- uf this Kind on, ALWAYS COINS
ON at tI, wan college. lut educational
purpose. aud WIN uo 0d,a that the
possibUBt,. of such conflicts Nith the
nation. from tim, % Nu, pi't,u
agamst zoos on pup,r may over h',"W"
uruuIiu,a tiut 10 d. tnr business ~
th, experts Geo work out iu theory war
problems that might SOME daN cons.
front them uJ their successor
Th, exports. with Tho president ana
other public men cot uuhNstorirtl tom
permanent do not believe there exists
IN, lightrst danger of u conflict WITH
Japan liut this du'a NOT r'u'No th"
former or tho dutS ct irving tp figure
out how O. var between two nations
pt,uubl, would nc fought ana how b.
would terminate. taking tine present
RESPECTIVE, military aud naval 'ircuEtu
of Japan and tbv United states as 70
! basis
TN, exports assigned to the Japan
CO., .Id, BOO tn, imaginary conflict ham
/ dlr thUI force. t. th,t UEJrrI tbr
! Ilpan,e, would hpudl, them. AVID in"
experts representing the Americans
/ ,uuutcr'd u. Doe - game of chess.
! Whom tHt IJHuu',y .r.l,I lu, hhIIU.
/ pine. N, American ,Nu,rt. found th't
! .uuld uuf afford fleet uf naval t,a
! .,'a Ilu,I,utN 1rnug o." di-luda,
in,m without lcs>Ius uu,l,rl'd
/ puuta uu uur ru.i0c coast
] hl.I,.ft a ..-l.I.sV Iautut,a, 4 .uuI