davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-29
Pleturesaue Fiaure.

Francisco Chiapa was one of the most picturesque figures in tae Mexican revolution, at least so far as Sonora is concerned. and his prominence was increased through the sensational stories of the "Wid- ow Talamantes,7 who was pictured as a Nemesis in constant pursuit of him while in reality she never left her home at Alamos.
 The killing of the Tahmantes followed the capture of Sahuarlpa from the insurrectos by the federals under Oieda's forces which included the volunteers that Prefect Chiapa had raised at Moctezuma and brought as endorsements for Ojeda. The town had been taken by Tala- nantes and a force which he had brought from Alamos. lie was al tackled by the federals and what was probably the bIoodiest battle of the war followed The town was taken but Talamantes and his sons re- fused to surrender and continued fighting from the tower ot the church. When they were finally captured it is said that Chiapa or dered that the three should be shot He now claims that he had himself received those orders. There were stories told that Talamantes vainly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MERCHANT AND FIRE
CHIEF HAVE FIST
FIGHT LAST NIGHT
Joe vaio Objects to Having
Firemen Near His Place Of
Business and Is Invited Into
Police Court.

Accusing Zoe Nalu -! assalitins
him with words aud with blows J.
Klein. fine chief Of the hbuqurrquc
Fire Il, partm.ut this morning sWore
to "A Warrant causing Nai"r arrest.
Naiu gave bond for his apprdrdnce
Ia police court tomorrow morains.
belns excused this morning on t'e
plea that he wished Go attend a.
funeral.
Fir chicf Klein D. today exhibit
ing a bciutiful SWISS mountain scene
under his lrft ,Nc. q souvenir oi thu
mis- up hc ana Nain had last night.
According L. klein. the loWland and
highland FIRE companies were callcr
out last night to- oXtinguish small
blaze in tlo rear of the Albuquerque
Carriage company, and not at the
Airdump. ~ was reported. Aiirr
putting out tn, fire In th" carrie -
yard. Klein ANA his fircmon saw an
Illumination in the Naio store, with
Naio and another man rushiuh Wild
~ about, Believing the Vaio store to
be on fire. Klein rushed in the back
door OF the store. ~ Was met by
Vaio, wdom Klein alleges. called him
names ana struck him. tioalizllS mat
Ne had mad, a mistake. Klein r'tircd
10 tho fire wagons ana wac preparing
TO go back Ia quarters when hn
alleges. Vgio followed atm ana COM
tinucd tho assault.
my patience was exhausted when
WHO made ihc second attack on me-"
said Klein today. II am not "A scrap
per This mars Indicating q black
and blue spot beneath the eycl Is
the. first one ever had on my face
as the result uf a scrap. when | go,
oui of tie vice like grip Naio got on
n0 iho second time. began to strike
him ana Nain soon asked for mercy
II IL undcrstoui that several ar.
gumcnts awe occurred between the
chief and Naio concerning the black.
smith fire IN the yard adjoining IN,
carriage company, The fire III use,
for Welding tires on wagon wheels
On the ground that Il IL used Tor 4
mechanical purpose anu projected b,
n trough aud buckets OF water
Klein did not consider IL . dangerou
| fire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MAGAZINE TRUST IS
CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING THE
SHERMAN ACT
Il Is Charged by Government
Clearing House for Publica-
tions Fixes Prices and Con.
duets a Blacklist.
BIG CONCERNS ARE
MADE DEFENDANTS
~, r,,n,ng urraia N r l-n.rd w,r.)

Now york jan, 2t \ ,hu suit
was nl,d iu tbr United states court,
TO-DAY 'or tho dissolution ui tho pcr-
io6ica clearing huusc aud about "a
score of other magazine defendants,
tn, petition iilod bN District Attorney
WIS, alleges unlawful combination aud
conspiracy 10 restrain Interstate trade
ara foreign commerce tn magazine
aud other periodical pub, ations.
Thc petition charges that TIA" dc
PENDANTS since Iuly. l"oo hvc br.i,
engaged ia an illegal combination. n
dissolution ut which is asked for
The proceeding Ia eqtit, - against
tho Periodical Clearing house. Double
daN. Page & CO., Crowrll PUBLISHING
company. :. : Mc' iurr COM snny. cur
rent Literature Publishing company.
phillips Publishing company. Harper
ana Brothers. feslic-Judgc company,
Review of Reviews company, Intrrna-
tiona Magnzin. COMPANY standard
Fashion company Sew idea Publish
INK company. NidgcwaN company
American Home Magazine company.
short stories company limited and
Frank y Doubleda, iorberi : Hous-
ton. Frederick l.. collins. charles -.
i.uni"r aad George Won ltissy dircc-
toes aud o'ftcci- of tha Periodical
clearing nousr.
The petition fccltes that prior to
July. 1909. there were upwards of 90
coo corporations aud individuals pub
iishins ana selling periodicals IN free
competition but that following the or
sanitation oi the periodical clearing
house in JulN, 1908. notices Mere sent
10 subscription agencies aud agents.
notifying them that they would have
to sign the contract with the periodica
clearing house u such agencies In
tended ~ conduct further business
with the members Of said periodical
clearing house house,
The petition then recitcs that th'
periodical clearing nous. prepared a
so-cnlled official prlc" list of maga'
zlnrs and periodicals containing rules
governing sales of subscriptions and
the publishers wholesal. pric, list.
IL ~ alleged ihni the clearing houso
had system nf fines Tor offending
agents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
THE LITTLE BLUE
BALLOT IS THERE
AND DON'T YOU
FORGET|T
Enterprising Correspondent
After Three Attempts to
Get Facts. Finally Discovers
Clerk Had Made Mistake.
STATEHOOD REPORT Is
NOT WRITTEN TO DATE
star Correspondent /,
The E,cnina Herald }
iiOoW ~. l'ost tsldg. }

Washington. -. c.. Judc gi-Scn.
atOf William Alden smith. chaii man
of the senate territories committee.
raid to The Herald correspondent this
afternoon
1t may be several DAYS before tn.
Flood resolution ana Amendments viii
he formally reported to the senate
The question si.nply Is one OF writihs
The report ! Am c0nferring with somo
ot the members of the committee In
III preparation of this report. There
Is no hitch OF any kind To bring Tho
resolution into the senate. although
there is opposition 10 the resolution.
however think the delay Is pfoyin-
hcl Ilul ~ the eventual adoption ot
statehood resolutions by the senate Ia
this session
Contrary 10 the Interpretation oi
The senate committee. tho amend
nicnts given your cores spondeIt by
he clerk OF the senate committee ana
20 Delegate Andrews, created ;hc I'M
preston gained by number oi Wash.
ingion newspaper men. that onls one
ballot Mas To b. used
The amendments provide. Just ~
the blll did In the house. for two bal
lots, but the scnut" committee makes
u obligatory that every cicctor shalt
bo given both ballots. This action
was taken IN executive session and
the clcrk announced the amendment
specifying that one ballot shall be
pivon each clcctor and thai II was to
be substitute for the uousc pro, IL
ion lor tho two ballots. conscGurnilv
this erroneous report VAS sen, broad
cast
Il am aware an crToii'ous intcrprc-
iaiions has been pni on our an"nd-
meni." said senator Sniih,' bat The
statement that one ballot shall he Civ
IN 10 each clector l. intended &c make
Il compulsory whether the volcr re-
quests the ballot or not, that one
blue ballot shall be given him IN
der the house arrangement. u was
provided that the voter BE giVcn a
separate ballot on request only. This
separate ballot must be given h',n
now"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
RICH NEW YORKER
IS SUSPECTED Of
SMUGGLING
MILLIONS
Customs inspectors Were Paid
500 For Every Trunk They
Passed In With Only Slight
Examination at Dock.
JENKINS JEWELRY
CASE AFFORDS CLUE


New YORK. June Customs ol
ilcials an scc&l1g ctJy ,1 id"ncr that
lay brihg To light oyery phase uf ;be
jenkins sioO.Oou jcwehy smuggling
ease. whose qualifications drr new
aid 10 involve a prominent Ncw York
financial man
The New Yorkcr ls said To have
ncon The father oi The scheme wher,
by g0uds valued n nearly ~ zoe 600
were smugricd into this country. Two
aud more possibly customs officers
are said 10 bc Ia The dot. which had
its inception several wears ago These
oi'cers received, II is aaid, 500 tor
every trunk they passed with only a
casual inspection The New York
luan not only wns able to smuggl
valuable goods. Including much lew.
chy for himself. bur thousands o'
dollars OF dntiablc stun ior others.
NhO became In this way obligated TO
him
There viii be no compromise in
the jenkins smuggling ease. The
federal prosecutor T. SIN considering
the cases OF u prominent western
mHuufaGl iTcr and q southern coal
operator In connection with the Jcn.
kins smuggling cast bni whether tho
grand iury has the natter in hand as
yet Is no known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
RECIPROCITY MUST
AWAIT ACTION ON
FREE LIST
Senator Penrose's Attempt to
Get a Vote on Mr.. Taft's
Measure Meets With Fail.
ure; LaFollette Objects.

sWS sSsVWsuk ssCrmVO ~ v beoeS0 Nuefb
Washington .'ttc 2s.--An attempt
hy Chairman Pcnrose oi the senate
finance committee to fla July - fcY
a vote on tn Canadian reciprocity
bill was defeated ~ the senate today
Through senator i.a Folloto's obJcc.
ton
Til" dcbat. indicated that a portion
of The Republican insurgents and
some Democrats VIII fight to have the
wool revision and tn, tree lis, bills
passed FIRST So that The presiden, viii
have To act on them leforc IN. senate
passes the reciprocity bill
Defense OF The Canadian reciprocit
agreement was made un the floor oi
The senate today by senator Towns.
end oi Michigan, insurgent Repub.
lican
MOI only would he lend his supper,
80 thc biil nov under consideration.
me senator declared. buf he would
ray" "A treaty which would have IN.
cildcd all of the products OF Canada
aud the United States industries on
the free list lie would vote fol an
measure In It's present form as AN
agreement to begin taking down the
useless wall between parts OF The
came industrial field"
For the pui pose ol increasing the
benefits which he held would How
from the agreement, senator Town.
Hcnd proposed an amendment To The
bill PROV iding tl.ai the president
should try 90 form an agreement with
Canada looking Ia the improvcm cnt
81 the ST. Lawrence river from the
great lakes To the Aiian,ic.
ihc farmer had nothing 10 fear
from the agreement. the speaker con-
:, ndoh ~ cannot harm the iarm-
crs." he declared. 1T is the beginning
of q policy which | have long favor.
3D. VIZ \ change or tarin conditions
IN conformity with the web under.
stood iheory of protection
As fas, rs the facts can be- obtain
I'd the 'ariff schedules should b. "a.
vissd scientific system Oi duties
established want the wool. cotton,
steel and other schedules revised II a
determination of facts disclus y that
revision is needed. | Wiil not. how.
ever. proceed blindly in the matter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
CORNELL WINNER
OF FIRST RACE
Fourteen Picked Crews Con.
testing Today for Boating
Honors at Poughkeepsie
Throngs Witness Events.

Poughkcrpsi.. y. Y. June IL
Fourteen picked crews, representing
cornell. Columnia. Pennsylvania. Sy-
raousc ana Wisconsin. eagerly awaited
the crack of tho starters pistol this
afternoon that would send their frail
shells down the Hudson river In the
intorcollogia'o rcGatfa.
with skies overcast ana rain prom
is.d. the early weather indications
were unfavorahlc. hut there was little
wind
While cornell continued "A fayori,e
IA the betting today. there was ma
denying tn. possibilities ol Columbia
and Pennsylvania. Il became known
today that the 9unkors on Saturday
rowod IN. four milr course In so2,
only a few seconds slower than the
course record of 1893 10 made by
Cornell in 1901. and this tended to
boost their stock.
The four-oar Narsity race. the iirst
of the days events, was scheduled 20
start AT $3.50 y. m, the battle of the
freshmen cig, AT ( 10 ana the varsity
race AT 80
The i've universities win be r.prc
scented in each ~ the scheduled events
except Wisconsin, which has not on
tered "A crew IN the fours.
Although the regatta crowds wer.
not 50 iarg. aS in previous years
thousands poured into the city durlnl
The day 10y boat. tram and automobile
cornell won tn. four-oared rae,
with syracuse.
Columbia was third aud Pennsyl.
Nanii last
Na official time Tor the four-oured
rArU WIS announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
DETECTIVES FOUND
BY COMMITTEE
IN L0R|MER
HEARING
General Manager Funk Causes
Dramatic Situation by De.
claring He Was Being Fol-
lowed by Chicago Sleuths.
QUESTION OF DRINK
CAUSES TART REPARTEE



Washington june g5--Thcrr Vas
another dramptic episode Doe the hear
ms of ti,r Lorimcr cuso TODAY. when
tiafrhcc : Funk. general manager
oI the international Harvester conn
ptns announced that three of tho
four detectives ahout whose sur
Voi.llicr nr tuld IN. committee y,s-
iorda,. were present st iodavs scs-
sion rhc committee summoned the
,etect.Vcs as Witnesses
Mr. Fuuk calls attention tp the
matter a, thu opening uf iodsy's
hearing before the senate committee.
No tim, was fixed Tor thu testimony
0r the detectives. Who MIR. Funk de-
riarcd Yesterday were hired To tr0ii
him and one of whom Mr.. Funk de-
ci1rtd hnd confessed tn, nature of
his employment and Identity of his
employer
Mr.. Funk stated that the detective
who admitted h. had been employed
To- shadow him was named Blainc
ami belonged t. - Chicago agency.
,tturney nyhcs asked the witness
further about hia testimony that Mr..
Mine asa not seem 10 bc under tho
Influence of liquor whcn TN. alleged
request tor i.nrimcr contribution
was made
Mr. Funk said he HAD never seen
MIR iIlucs take u drink nor even
smoke a cigar
What has that got To- do with the
Investigation" asked senator Kern.
"Dh. no off,usc was meant" in
tcrruptcd Mr. iIynes. ~ smoke too"
did not think that II would be
offensive Ia man froM Chicago 10
est II he took drink.' declared
senator Kern
Further testimony intended 70
show ,ha, Edward Hines. president
OF the Edward Hines Number COM
rany. played an important part in
the election of senator Iorimor aud
I wns Interested IA the senator's clcc-
ton. wes given today to the senate
committee investigating the election,
by W : Cook. a lumber man of Du-
! luth. MINI MIR. Cook acknowledged
MS bitterness toward Mr. Hines and
declared hr had never felt very
/ friendly toward him.
- know his was of doing business"
Ia explained Hines has II way of
/ eoing about business that do not
! think H. honorable. when he wants
4" nuy lumber he gets an option and
then goes around trying 10 hurt the
! credit OF the seller
"Citc nn instance" challenged At-
/ t'rury William J HINES. for MIR.
, Hines.
"Juhn Mellon of the Aigor.smiih
company "f Duluth. ret0rtod Cook.
Thre" detectives who are said to
have been employed To- shadow
Clarence : Funk. general manag ger
luf tlc international Harvester CONS
puny and star witness at the present
inquiry were "ditchcl" today by Mr..
Funk. "DiichiHg' l. the technical
phrase fnr being thrown Off the trail
Mr. Funk had the detectives suo-
Ipp"uacd as witnesses befor. the com
mitt O.. Thus leaving him unshadowpd
for tn frst tine IN weeks. II Is
claimed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MRS. N MAN|CAL
WILL NOT TESTIFY
FOR GRAND JURY
At Los ANGELES
Threats and Cajolery Fail to
Move Woman On Whose
Words May Hang Fate Of
McNamaras.
SHE Is TOLD THAT
SHE MAY BE HELD

tO, tNea,ua ucrsid \ &. ,.rpsrJ Witrt
Los Angeles. June - Whcn VI
Ortiz T. McManigal was taken 1oDOle
the Grand Jury today iur th, th.Id
time since her arrival rom Chicago
two days ago. she faced peculiar
situation. Heretofore she has refused
fused 10 testify un the adviCO of bcr
attorneys on the rounds that she
mighl incrimlnatc her husband or.
tie T. NcMangal. alleged con csscd
dynami,cr. whose averrod statements
led 80 The arrcsl ol loha ! and lnmps
u. Mcnamara on charges q. murder
by the use OF dynamite.
II was asserted today by lnc PROSE.
cuiion that she VAS not wanted 10
testify against her husband who Ia
alleged 10 have admitted the d,na.
hitting ol the ,lcwellyp iron works
here last winter hut 70 tel the -Iand
Jury anything she might know % the
truth OF the charges against hc Me.
Namara brothers AZ to thD deaths OF
twenty employees of IA, los IN
geles Times when the plant ot hat
paper was destroyed October 4. l9l0.
When Mr.. McManigal NaS iakcn
before th grand jury today every cf.
tort was made to induce her 10 testi-
fy against the accused brolh,rs. Law
was quoted 10 her aud sbc was
warned Of her lial.,iity to bo I'M.
prisoned for contempt ANA Indicted
and tried rs an accomplice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
MORMON CHURCH
AND HAvEMEYERiI !
HAD SUGAR DEAL
President Smith Tells Commit.
tee That Funds Of People
Were Safeguarded AT All
Times; Nothing Illegal.


Washington. June ~ The story of
thc alliance 0i tae Mormon church
ana the Henry q. iiatemcycr inter
este iu shr beet sugar business was
told and The deal characterized as en.
ihtly LEGAL by Joseph f. Smith. pres
idcnl ui the Mormon church and OF
tho ttah.ldaho Sugar company before
the house sugar trust Investigation
committee today.
Fnr head OF the church explained
ho~ Mormon affairs are conducted.
how iis funds come principally from
it, pooplc, how they are accounted Tor
and asserted that the interests OF the
Murnon people ATe satesuarded AT
all tones
The 60 nmit,ec made no effort 10
pry INTO the affairs oi the church ex-
cepl Ia so far as they related to bust.
ness matters. The representative Of
the Mormon hierarchy said the deal
with liavemeSrr was NOT considered
important enough for formal eonsid-
eration by the council OF the church
but was effected with Tn, asquies.
ence of church officials
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
NEW MEXICO WOOL
PRICES ARE VARIED


Boston. june :i--Thc uncertainty
Regarding wool legislation has curb
Cd IN, trading IN product To- a con-
siderable degree. Manufacturer are
urchasins unl} FOR immedia;r wants
with the market holding firm iu ia
vur uf tn sellers.
rruding r thu west continues ac-
tive AID With the bulk uf the carly
arrivals of tn ncw clip disposed Of.
huldCrs of Old wpui have seized the
opportunity a. unload thciv supplies
Tin marker for fleece wonl lis dut
alihousI he ohio 80 To- 23c .s being
paid fur medium wool. whilD zoe IS
being Isk 81 Ion Montana. Tho ,sti-
mated secured price In Boston ut
territory is 3ir. several buyers are
tourmg New Mexico with prices COW
ring Wide range of 10 Ia i1c.
Pulled WOOL is dun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27

hcr ailmony pending the decision Of
the divorce case brought by her hus-
band. John w springer.
According To- AN affidavit presented
tp judge Alien yesterday, she VIII
have no funds with which To contest
the divorce action unless the court
awards her money for litigation and
personal expenditures.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
HEAT KIil.s \ MISSOURI Girl.
~ Atchi-Om. kas., Thcrc Mere Three
I'rs,-trattOiis.

Columbia, Mo, June s'.--iieat was
the cause OF The death Of Miss Har-
rict KEENAN,. 90 years old. daughter
Of james B krnnhn. farmer near
Columbia. Miss K.nngn had gone u
post q letter In rural mail boz and
returned exhausted from the heat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
Mrs. SPRINGER ASKS
tuR NI.tNONS ~ COURT

Denver, colo, june IT, AIRS, lsa-
belle Patterson springer, principal
witness ~ the Hcnwood murder trial
mere was under lle cross-eNamina.
tlon la the West sid. court yesterday
afternoon. ner attorneys were asking
District Judge Georse Allen 20 grant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
SENATE ASKS FOR
FACTS ABOUT
FRONTAGE
Sequel to Cancellation of AL.
aska Coal Claims Comes in
Demand for Controller Bay
Combination.
twy Evenin= Herald \. u. Leased Wire,

Washington. June 21.---As a sequel
"a the decision uf tho Interior depart
m,nt NcsttrdIy cancclling the Cum
AlnsRan cual lands claims.
>eiRaor Puiudcbkcr oi Washington
today introduced 4 resolution which
was Immediately passed. calling upon
i1c prcsidont Tor al available intot-
nation us 10 tho alleged effort of the
Controller Rliiruad company to
munopoiizc thc water front of cont
rollcr Bay u Alaska. This bay IS tn
natural outlet of the rich Bcring
IlN,r coal folds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
UTAH TOWNS VOTE
ON PROHIBITION
One Hundred and Four Mum
cipalities Decide BY Their
Ballots Whether They Will
Be Wet or Dry for Future.

salt Lake Cin. l'tah. June - Pro
hibltion viii bc adopted or rejected
AT special election today IN ioi
Utah towns ana cilcs and Ia hyc
county units outside The towns Tha
cam iaipn Ia Salt Las, Gu, aud ..
den has been yoys lively Mos, %.
the country towns are conceded 90 bc
against the saiOOas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
ROSWELL MAN FACES
MURDER CHARGE
James 0. Lynch. Accused of
Staying City Marshal
Woofter Is Indicted BY the
Grand Jury.

Roswell, \. NJ June - james q
iAncn. Hho shot and killed Chief Of
rollc" Rui NGo'ter Oh Ma, ~, when
the latter ate npt,d to serve search
Warrant ~ tn LHhSh home, was m.
dictod lor murder today by d special
-rand Jury The u.u Wal ucgiu al
once aud Lynch's attorney win secs
q change OF venue Their defense
will %, that II was q case Of politics
aud thar ynch was defending his
home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
STEEL REPORT IS
FINALLY MADE
After Two Long Years of Hard
Work Herbert Knox Smith
Hands Voluminous Docu.
ment to the President.
~, Evening Herald N a.. Leased " iret

Washington, Jun, 2,.--Aitcr two
years Investigation ot the steel trust.
Herbert kuuN smith, COMMISSIONS ot
corporations. today laid before prcsi-
dent TaL..a exhaustive report ll his
findings Tho report soon Viii bc
made public al the presidents dircc-
tiop so In, house committee iusesti-
eating the steel trust may obtain the
benefit of It,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
TO CONFER
ON ELECTIONS
Direct Vote Proposition Will
Be Submitted to Conference
OF Upper and Lower Branch
es of Congress.
-, r,rol~s nero.a \. =. le-..a w,,..

w f''HI''E 1FF"'U v = Vt"stW W W.T.
Washington Junr %. The joint
resolution for the direct election uf
uit,d states senators was sent to
conference tGday 1N the senate. tnc
sicc president naming Mossrs clark
W omingi. Nrisuu. Minnesota, Ii.h
Bacon tGturElaI us eOul,To,s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
AUSTRALIA SHOWS
GOOD GROWTH

~, C,snimg ttcrsid A. y. L~Nscd Ntrei
Melbourne, Australia, Mlr IL
Tao nrW census gives The common
wealth. of Australia consisting ~
New south Walrs, Victoria. Queens
land, south Australia, West Australia
aud Tasmania. population OF T.
iin, ig5 against s.113 sol IN 1901.