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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29

Now that Representative Nicholas
Longworth has announced that he is
still for Taft and Taft only, we know
how Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworta
Stands. Her distinguished father, too,
could do no better at this time than
follow her lead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29

Wilson, Bryan, Harvey, Watterson,
land TiIman--all sticking their noses
into the present middle, with Clark run
ming up and down on the outer fringe
of the crowd trying to get in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29

William j. Burns has turned from
criminal chaser into political forecaster.
Next we know, Burns will be naming
I the weather for next year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29

Milford, n H., may have sustained .
serous loss in the destruction OF a fur
niture factory, but it still has some
granite quarries that won't burn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
$3.50

Now that the Admiral Schley memo
rial is to be cut in Barre granite, the
memorial to Admiral Sampson ought 20
have the best also.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
CURRENT COMMENT
Iemperance.

A Poughkeepsie minister, speaking be-
fore meeting Of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, declared that.
III saloon keeper ever sells strong
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
Going Down.

Knock, and the world knocks with
you; boost and You boost alonel-Wom
ans Home Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
VIC Temntinp Thickness.

Is that ice thick enough to skate on,
little boyg" mo, sir, it's only jest thick
CROUCH to try and see if it's thick
enough This illustrates the proneuess
to secure insecure security, which many
people exhibit by speculative investment
or hazardous schemes of insurance. Ma
ticnal Life ms. Co., of VT. (Mutual1
s. S. Ballard, general agent, Lawrence
building, Montpelier vt.
Lot Of II l'2c percale, now Zoe yard,
at Vaughans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29

A little girl arose timidly.
well, Margaret, YOU may tell us, 2
said the teacher,
Mine was the unexpected reply
Everybody's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-29
Since Teacher Did Not Know.

IL was in the primary class of a
graded school in a western city, and
the day was Feb. %.
Now, who can tell me whose. birth
day this isi' asked the teacher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
Taking Personal Command Of
Followers Roosevelt ResOlv-
ed to Contest Every Inch Of
Ground With Taft.
POSSIBILITY OF BOLT
DISCUSSED EVERYWHERE
Report That Chief Lieutenants
Have Served Notice on the
Chief That They Will Not
Follow Him Out.

sNrseaal CorreanuHaenes ts che sssraIas
Convention Hall. Chicago, H.. June
Theodore Roosevelt had hls
lighting blood aurRinK early to-day
ana from the moment he reached nv
conference quarters In the Congress
h1sel uhsil MS field captains lett for
the convention hall there was unus-
ual scuirying about.
senator Dixon, his campaign man
kheri Governor Hadley, floor leader
.Ot thG RenseVeit forces, f4eorar ii
ferkins' Clifford Feinuhot, and Others
most Intimately IN the coloners CON-
s,inehce, were eioseted with Mr..
,.. h,ovs"Feh "ter Tor more than an
Governor Hadley said after the
consultation Of the lenders. iisnt he
iQre going 90 Mr. Rooaevest'e ro01ne.
mat he thought there would Sc 80
Snanse N the convention program of
the ltoosevalt torcrr.
we are going rlsht ahead fighting
NNef4 inch ~ the ground" said
aofernor Hadley
Some Of the friends Of MF. Rooae-
Neit were not 80 certain that the
colonel would not have aonte other
plan ~ his mind which might unset
thmgF That the colonel has taken
"ha,iute command seems a certainty.
The colonel iR absolute boss. said
one ui the Roosevelt lieuaennnts thia
morning
Ihui Roosevelt win order with
0fawAl Of his delegates from she con-
Fnn'ion II the credentials committpo
iallA % unseat the Protested etahty
ueieRutes Included an the appeal s,tgl-
mitied hy Governor tlndley. waa tho
most discussed proposition around
heoaquartcrs just before the oonven-
tinn opened FOR the second slay. ON
every hand Il was agreed that
development was certain to follow
approval 81 the national committee's
action.
kpaneHelts chief lleutenanta. in
Gliding Governor Hadley and Doneen
sefNea notice today tnat they will not
sanction bolt under any clrcum~
stances. They made no secret or
their position in this respect ana an-
hounced y 90 a number of newapa-
pernen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
Calmly Playing Golf at Washington While Followers Battle
Desperately to Secure His Nomination. at Chicago

withheld their hands from brlbos:
mnketh chief those whose glory Il is
"a serve mankind by Justice, Fidelity
hnd 19uth. Bestow upon the dcis-
gates assembled the spirit 81 wisdom
ana understanding Of counsel aad
might that they decide in justice
and equity and not nfter the sight ~
their eyes or the hearing vt their
ears. and that they guide themselves
BY the truth that rlghteoOsnesa ts-
alteth a nation and injustice ia a fa-
proa9h 10 any people.
'And So may Thy iIlngdon me.
and thy viii be done on cprth.
Ameul'
Senator Root announced tho unnn
isheu puGifigas of the day-thc motion
uf Watson that the convention proc
coed "a tne appointment of the rcg-
alnf commuters and the Substitute
motion ~ Governor Iiadley that the
RpuEeVct iisr Of Delegates bc suhsti-
tuted fnr the temporary rol. He also
announced the agreement 90 three
hpura nohatf and asked III thore gaH
objection. There was ndt. it had
heen agreed in advance that thorr
should nA nn parliamentary points uf
ufdsf aHaiuW the Roosevelt motion.
the faH forces ugreelns to hsht the
malfcr opt neforc the delegates.
Az Governor liaNleN advanced to-
NNfd the front 81 the stage 10 omen
ine tfnate a round uf choors irnn
lne Roosevelt forces greeted him.
When the iumult suhsided Governor
fiadiey heeun an explanation 81 the
siiif0tlon confronting the convention.
he reviewed the events Of yesier-
day leading un to the yuling ~ Na-
tional Committee chairman Roaewa-
ter which qunshed the nadley mo-
lion io pure the sAtnnernry roll
VIZ could have met Immediately
snd forcibiy this arbitrary ana unnar-
liamsrtpry ruling, said hadley and
be Wus roundiX chchreu.
"lustead we chose % waH patiently
until today
9oNernor Hadiey repeated rlse 'iu-
dictmfnf" of tho national committee as
ubierrd nv colonel Roosevelt in has
NundrV riRhi speech in thia ciig aud
% ealicu uut q bic cheer. 70 mny be
true that there are many uprsons who
dn NOT agrec with us that Theodore
Roosevelt should ho nur candidate for
president, bat there can ht nn dlntr-
enco az ouinlou that hla voice today
81 the greotesi of the Western world /"
sGid Hndiey
ile then read "a sfatomonl from
fourteen momhcrs or ihc national
commiffoe profeatipa uGalnat the ace
zion 0i the majority GA seating many
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

OF the delegates. PARTICULARLY IN the
California, Texas aud washington
Cases
Governor Siudiey made an earnest
plea that personalities be left out of
the deoate. declaring HE question WAS
80 clearly one of pfinciple shat it
should not bee involved bs anything
else.
Hadiey was given the closest at
tentson throughout Ia ciosing he
declared that when the Fote on the
substitute roil cali came be would
contend that on Che question sub~
mltted only tho votes of those dele
gates whose seats wcre not contested
be allowed 10 ballot
"Ai law, all nrcocdenta agroe." he
said, that no men should be a judge
50 his own case
fiadles Naa Followed by W r. Dow
ell 81 MaHniuelon, Who argued in fa-
voF Of Tau deleeaies seated by the
national cuiumittco from Washing
ton. MI buVeil characterized as
rreklesaly falsD, thc statement cred
tied to Culonel ROoaoyeit that an ei-
iort had been made ID "sgoal" The
Wasningt9n deiegates. As ono Of
Tafts delegates from the states, he
deestfed there wss ~ pfimais law Ia
"rno declaration & utterly false.
ne declared. "that4the state of Wash-
ingiun Waa ever csffie1 Ny Theodore
Roosevelt" Appiaae teem the Tun
delegates. uoveli AHe interrupted
with eroans fiom the Roosevelt forces
Nhcn DE said
When ID wua discovered the night
before the state convention that the
Tart forces were in pOnirol, the ed-
hcrents of Mr. Roosevelt declined %
come 90 the convention hecHuae thoy
know lhcy We're htaten
Tho clerk, for the inioruaiiOn OF
the convention. then rr6d tho names
Rhirh tho lladiey motion wpnld
strike from the rhii and fhe iiat of
tnusc which n would seat.
Whom the ann'uK5ouent was conn
pletcd Henry }. Allen 0f Kansas was
presented to speak in suppft Oi tho
iiadley motion.
Mr Allen Frequently was cheercd by
the NousoFoit delegates ANA laughed
at hy the Taft adhercnts.
After being interrupted several
times Allen shouted
YOU haven't got anything until
this convention o. orcri then INC Lord
only Knows what you've got'
Are you anlnR to abide hy the de-
cIsl0n of tnia convention 2" cried "a
tconliuuoa on page 3 Column ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19


Convention HAL. June watt
son sald he believed Hadley would
consent 10 refer the resolution TO the
committee on credentials when ap-
polntod
RE passed back 10 where Hadley
stood, and they passed down 10 the
front el the platform and stood side
by side amid upruar0us cheering
which lasted several minutes.
There Was a tremendous ovation io
liadley and Watson lusting many
minutes. a dozen or more dciegntoa
an yelling az the top of their voice
marched around the hail amid tre-
mcndous, thunderOus noise.
The cheering became doafeninB
Few 81 the Tatt delegates particlpa-
ted Ia IL.
Governor stubDs OF kansas. stand
Ing on u chain, WAS prominent ga the
cheering.
Al met New York and Indiana
joined and finally nearly the whois
body Of delegates WAS on rs feet
yelling.
rho regard OF the convention as a
whole Cor iladieg was apparent ali
day toda3.
Now 5ersey uprootlng rs aiefs led
q processleu up the aisle
Missouri West virginia. NeIth
cHrullua, Kansas, OklahSma follow
I'd Tho noise was deHteniug Me-
ngaska Joined fnc yelling parade
Massachusetts. California and Min-
nesota followed. Pennsylvania Joined
aud south Dakota also lnuk namd
Thc upiopr showed no dilnunlilon ai
Ter twenty minutes
ln the midst OF the ovation 60 Had p
loy Illinois was trying % start tbs ra-
ilain I'VE Want Teddy" Id Was Just
audible under the great volume Of
steady cheering.
". a. Coleman or Pit,sburg. PA.
rushed to the stage ahoutine "Hat-
ieN the next president 0f she unifcd
States Leupins and waiying his
arms,
The crowd never changed lts steady
roar and the sergeant at arius l0f
Coleman from tne platform
A beautiful glrl in the gallery
waved picture of EooseNelt and
her handkerchief ana throwing
kisses tq the crowd They saw her ln
n moment and then Il was pauUe-
monius although the racket had lasted
hah an hour and was more deaIen-
Ing than ever.
They took the California banner 80
enc Birl m the gallery and waved it
over her head
Tho woman proved 20 d. Mrs
~ A. Davis, t2si DreXei boulevard,
Chicago.
The Oklahoma and Nebraska dele
cations went up and le1 Mrs Davis
down tn the press section at tho fiFht
ni the platform, where size asaln tea
the great volume nf cheering
Soue of them carried her on tholr
Shoulders in lho platform n was
forty mlnptcs before the racket
stopped
Chairman Root began 20 pound cor
order.
Mrs Davis returned 10 her place
ln ihe gailery. hut the racket cCn-
unued despite the chaTman's pound
(conilnned on pope 2. Clumn 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
CUBAN NEGROES
BURN PROPERTY
OF AMERICANS
Insurrectos Come Within
Seventy Miles Of Santiago;
Marines Rush to Scene TO
Prevent Further Destruction


Santiago. CuDa, .nme is.-The
BUILDINGS or the ponepo Magsnes
company, nn American concern, slt
uatea near Lnmiya. about seven miles
from santiago. were burned by Cuban
insurgents a. noon yesterday
detachment ~ forty mnrinns un-
der command of Captain Aloxander
s. williams, u. s. M a., arrived hero
today on spoelal train from Guam
tanamD to reinforce the garrison at
the Firmezn mines and 10 protect the
property OF the JuraRa IRON company.
A. result of the latest afunesty
proclamation issued by General Mon
teagudo, commander ia chief or tho
government forces. about three hun-
dred lnusrgents came I'm today ana
surrendered 20 the military uuthori-
ties
OF this number. however, not ono
brought IN any weapons This fact
causes great uneaslness among the
whites who regarded u as an sndica-
ti"n that the actual rebel forces are
not diminishing,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

GIgy Essatnw Essrala =. r.. s.rauea wirsl
chirnfa, J0nq la The SECOND
day nf ihe fifteenth ltrpuhiienn nn-
iiunai eluXe1iiuil Nteu~e With teu
hours ut stuuiiplIi fiNhtnR nhtAtl,
mnd this ouicaflfe 30 the contest for
tain. rheft wcrc four posslhilities.
'fhe nomination Of TAFT. the uomina-
pion 81 Roosevelt the nomination Of
}a third candidate and possibilities for
= SECOND ug double conventions
Iadlay, floor leader OF tho Roose-
voii contingent, had arranged with
the Tart floor headers former kepre-
sentative Jaluea y, Watson Of lads
ana. for an hour and a hair debate
by each siuc Whateyef the Ontcomc
ii was p'&Nuea ~ appoint committees
before al.tuufniup the eaeaiuu ana ~
take "A s lo oclDek touiRhi.
The nle cnalun Was PINNED 70 re-
ccive if' fpoft nf lhe commlttee On
rules AtH p,a8ibiY one other. AZ
planned tse punvenlion viii get down
io business Thursday morning. ~
was expected that the credential and
platform fcpofts would be made
Thursday night
II Roosevelt parslsans are beaten
II may come 40 the taiked-ud eonplo
convenbon. ~ WAS frequently ru-
mored that. Roosevelt had urged MS
maaaRera g take steps today t9 force
the issue rHRarAihg the demanded re-
vocatlen ~ action In contests
Roosevelt managers claim they arc
confident Of swinging the situation.
They declare thos would have mans
additional Eoteh. Including eight from
Maryland that voted for Root ana ad-
dltlOnnt votes frVm North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Illinois and Oregon.
I'VE viii win beyond question.
said Di2Om the Roosevelt manager,
M these eontested delegates IRE
allowed to- pass un their own claims
snid Senator Miles posldexter Of
Washington, Roosevelt VIII be a can"
This was construed as meaning a
bolt II Roosevelt were ia the minor
Although Roosevelt may visit the
convention or spectator, the Tart
leaders todaS Insist that he could not,
under the regulations % THE national
committee. tnkr part in the deiihefa
tions, without a Nein Of the enhftl'-
tion Itself if he should set "a vote
on such g resolution 70 was cnnHeNei
that he would control the convention.
MT Mckinley WAS confident Of tht
final success ~ TAFT. He declared
that Taft won over number oi
Rnoseveit delegates through the roii
oall on tcW0eFHff chairman nc
said thaf nrariy all tho Roosevelt
delegates gotIW4 sof Root Win stick
and that Roots peraonoiity n g fac
tor fOF the president
II was evident az the day wore on
sh,H the coinpromiEe on third cnndi,
date lplk eaine from delegates and
mot lenders
Iindloy today snid the situation was
moi altered in e single detail bY the
election Of Root
shrowd observers declare that two
points in t0dny'e deliberations are dee
pondnhla.
Flfat 80 contest Win be decided
IA IiadleN desires until the contests
are gone into and returned from the
credentials committee.
second fhefe viii be- no compro.
ulse candidate unlll the Taft and
ioosfgpil forces have tested theii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
EXPLOSION HENTOMBS
THIRTEEN MEN
IN DEATH
TRAP
Feared Unfortunates Caught
in Hastings Coal Mine Near.
Trinidad Will Never Reach
Surface Alive.
RESCUE APPARATUS
RUSHED TO SCENE

tby EVeninE Herald 4. =. I.eased Wirel
Trinidad. Colo, June tg.--Thirtean
miners are cntumbed ana are believed
90 be dead az reeult Of an explosion
in TIE new slope Of the Hastings mine
~ the Victor American Fuol com pany
last night, according 40 advices re-
ceiVed here today. Another miner
badly injured mas been rescued. The
mine Is located rs miles north OF
Trinidad
The main slope is badly caved and
rescuers have been uolo To make but
tlttle progress. Rescue cquinmant is
helns rushed 20 the scene of the dis
astef
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
Missouri Governor Hailed as
Next President of United
States Amid 0utburst of En-
thusiasm Which Lasts
Forty-Five Minutes.
COMPROMISE ON CONTESTS
Is SUGGESTED BY DENEEN
Illinois Governor Would De-
prive Men Whose Seats Are
in Doubt of Right to Sit in
Judgment on Their Own
Cases.

Convention Hail. June H. 9
y the suggestion of Governor HAD q
y iep Of Missouri as compromise =
= candidate for president OF the .
= United states this afternoon was .
= the signal for a tumultous dem- q
= onstration III tho convention .
= which tasted for the best part OF .
q nm hour.
When the cheering had SUBJ y
9 sided Governor Deneen Of iln- Q
. nois offered substitute for che .
Y motion Of Governor HaGley the .
y effect of which would be to de- y
9 prsvc the members whose seats 9
Y were contested Of the right 10 Q
= sit in Judgment on tneig own y
q cases .
pff motion of watson OF Indie .
y ana fnp motion WIS fabied Ayes 3
= a6f; neyos $40. This is taken =
2 ~ mean the final senting OF the y
y TAFT delegates and is held by y
= many 20 assure the nomination q
= Of President Taft Tho test vote Q
y of today shows gain OF six for .
q Tart over that uf yesterday. with q
9 nnls four delegates absent
y = y = . y . 9 y . = v v . y y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
ATHLETICS PUT ONE
OVER ON WINNING
WASHINGTON
Wonderful Streak Of Luck Of
Capital Ball Players Broken
by Connie Maok's Champion
ship Aggregation.


tsReeisl T~isRsam 20 treasnW Iaerntdl
Philadelphia. Juue Washing
toms wonderful wininR streak was TO-
day broken hy the Philadelphia
American league team.
fhe local team tird tho score In the
ninth inning, the score up to that in-
ming standing I 10 o, in favor OF
Washington. VITA two out and two
strikes called, home run Baker tied
thN score, Philadelphia got the odd
fun ard won the Nn4na.
washington had won seventeen
straight games
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

the late senator George s. nixon,
filed Yesterday dovisea half nf hiss
estate % his widow and half Is bis
SON, Rertram E. Nixon, when he arr
rives at The age OF 20. The value OF
me estate Is estimated at over
$4,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

london, dNnr ia savage attack
Qn David lte1d-Georgc. chancellor
nf the eNeha9nCr, wins inside today hy
q small band ~ suffrageiiae outsido
Caxton Halt. HHt beyond knockiug OFT
the chanceiioE silk hat they did no
damage
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

DouaL France, June ~~CAptaln
Dubois ana Lieutenant Albert poig-
man, both oi the French army and
trained airmen, We're killed this morn
Ing when the biniHHes t0ey were PILE
oting around the military FIXING
ground. colilded WITH terrific forve in
mid-alr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

London june i0.~-Iialy has aRreed
TO conference ~ the powers for
the settlement nf the wer with Fur-
key, according TO a dispatch a. the
Daily Expires from fiome. III Tuf-
Key ta willing an armistice Will
speedily be arranged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

Ei FnHo, Tex, June fa william
a. McGown prominent attorney of
this city ANA representative lu the
state legislature from ~ paEO coun-
tY, committed suicide at HIS home in
this city late yesterday afternoon. hy
shooting himNeif ihfuuEn the head
with pistol so cause beyond 100
health is known fUF his action
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

Dntpnilon Hall. june no. with
fret aa Intense a. almost io pre-
fE applause, the Republican nn~
convention nt i,a0 .. m WAS
midst 81 a three hours ar9u-
nu She mntinn of Governor iind-
Missouri 10 purge" thc tenn
FtaNu e2 deloAntCa contested
tduHeopli lnciion. hii seated
national committee.
ffned likely that ihe debate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
TODAY's GAMES.
NNTIONAL LEAGUE.

NAAiAfN ~ AfAoANaNIi
Al plttshurHh R IA. n.
iittADnrsh t.s.ssssstsss.. 20
~. Louis ....t.tt tsss.sss..
Batteries Nphiu9On ana Gibson.
Woodurn. Whlia. Dale nud Wlngo,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

Maz0tian, Mexico. June i4.-in n
hrisk enEugemenl Rt santa Maria del
ono, near Tepit a federal force 0r
100 defeatcd 900 CAnedlstas on the
night of June 40. Thiriy-tw0 rebels
and one federal were killed Ehe fed
erals captured many prisoners. arms
anu HORSES.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
BOLDEST POLITICAL WISE men
FEAR TO HAZARD PREDICTION
AS TO OUTCOME OF BATTLE

Jeers anda Calls Greet Speakers in Their Attempts to Ar
gu Respective Merits of Rival Claimants; Temporary
Cl Root Forced TO Threaten DisOrderly Mem
besS With Removal From Hall; Bill Finn Comes in for
sevst9 Reprimand at Hands Of Presiding Officer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

Motion Of Governor Hadey to Gust Delegates Occupying
Seats by Grace Of National Committee Steam Roller
Precipitates Struggle Which Threatens to Occupy Ev-
cry Minute Of Second Days Session at Chicago
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19
TODAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.
Not Ia session.


Mef az noon. Took un the cal,
endur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

irolier 0f cugrtncY today issued a
cAli Tor a statement Of the condition
of an national hunAs iR the United
states az the close Of business on
Friday. June fI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

NuaRcsfi0n ~ Gutcrn0F HAD
lev ~ NiiseDufi ne prcaltscnflal
rIfnfildntr ufprlpitnifa t1 mlns
ufce ~ Wild ciireF4 ~ Ghlcnnu,
1nit Wcn take iitfie part in
OyniloN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-19

oDAx's NEWS TODAV--
oa zee d IN enc HERALD.
siy Gents = monrh dpllvored
your doors flfty cents ~
nil.