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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

Washington. oct. Il, Officials
here became thoroughly alarmed To-
day over the imminent danger to
Americans in Vera cruz, Mex, and
Reckman Winthrop. acting secretary
# the navy ordered the cruiser Des
Moines now making a tour of Mexican
ports to return to Vera Cruz.
Commander Hughes will have full
power 10 exercise his own discretion in
safe guarding Americans in the be
leasuered city.
The Des Moines has 279 blue jackets
aboard but carries no marines. she
left Vera Cruz ten days ago for Pu-
erto. Mex, whence she sailed yester-
uay for Progresso to arrive tonight.
she will return with all speed to Vera
cruz. about $50 miles TO the south
west
various messages to the state de
partment. confirming the surrender at
Vera Cruz to General Felix Diaz. re-
port that the city is quiet. and of
iiciais realize the perilous position
Americans and other foreigners would
Ind themselves in should the Mexican
iederals attempt to recapture the city.
Dispatches from Mexico City today
say the movement of which General
Diaz is the controlling spirit has
contracted widespread sympathy. Con-
i'rii'aion has been received here Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
MEXICAN OFFICIAL is
REL leased FROM CUSTODY.

Los Angeles, oct. Manuel Mas
carenas, provisional governor of the
state Of sonora. Mex, was released
from the city jail tonight after having
been held prisoner since last Monday
under the name of Ramon Soto. The
release came without the aid of writ
of habcas corpus which was applied
for by his friends today. federal Off
cials having notified the police that
there was no charge of violation of
neutrality against Mascareuas.
Mascarenas declared he came to Los
Angeles more than mpnth ago to
visit his family He was with the re-
bel command of Antonio Rojas, just
south of the Arizona line. few days
before the surrender of Aqua Prieta
was demanded and crossed the line at
Douglas. He had grown beard to
escape recognition.
Mascarenas was arrested here on
information supplied by Mexican Con-
sui Baz that he was wanted in Ell
Paso, but word was received from that
city today that this was mistake
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
PAMPH PHLET AGAINST
ROOSEVELT LEADS
TO A ARRESTS
Oregon Grand Jury Returns
Indictments Against Group
of Socialists Alleging Defam-
alton of Character.

tBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Portland. ore. oct 11.--lndict-
ments have been returned by the
Multnomah county grand jury against
the group of socialists admitting re-
lsponsihlity for having written. printed
and circulated a pamphlet dcfamne
Theodore Roosevelt ana his family
while he was in Portland recently on
his western campaign.
Arrests are beng made on the war
rants issued upon the indictments. and
the socialists involved declare that All
of these accused viii come forth AMI
stand trial. The names of the So
cialist committee signing the pamph-
let. who have been indicted are. A.
O. Erickson. NJ. j. Fisher, l. w Ram
sey. NJ. Koerner. +. w. Halls. A. r.
Halls and J. Worthen. In addition r.
J. Burns and another man whose
name is unknown, are reported to
have been indicted. These indictments
are expected to develop the sharpesi
fight ever had in the state Of Oregon
on the question of rights Of FREE.
speech ana free writing. At the re-
cent meeting. Fred Warren. editor Of
the Appeal to Reason. introduced the
members of the propaganda commit
tee who had issued the pamphlet as
heroes. and said he would head a.
to raise 100000 through
out the country to defend them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

he might not know the exact source
ol the Information,
lie said that in am effort o. defeat
the system plans hc had financed
a 100000 Independent advertising
campaign IN behalf Of Colonel loosc-
Welt IN the hope that he could he nom
matcd on the repphican ucl>et and
be elected.
Mr.. Lawson testified that hc knew
'in the same general way" uf con-
uifutinns amounting To from $500 000
to S70O, 00O To the fund of Alton H.
Parker in 1904. These contributions
he said came from the standard oil
group He said that his Information
on this point came partly from con-
Vcrsations With the late " II. Rogers
of the standard oil company.
In defining his general way of
knowing things, Mr Lawson said:
II am in the puhlc statement bus
mess. An know is in general
way | sometimes sax know. in a
public statement when think know.
When I say | think, | usually guess
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire /
El Paso, oct 17.-"All revolutions
airy elements in Mexico today are CO.
operating to the one end-the down
fan of Madero and his government
declared Attorney Gomez Robeio, pei
sonal representative Of the revolI-
ton of Pascual Orozco in the north Of
Mexico when seen in his hiding place
in El Paso. Released from Jail here
and eXOnerated from political
charge preferred by the Mexican gov
crnment representatives, Robelo is
avoiding rcarrest but is keeping quite
in touch with developments not only
along the border hut at the national
capital.
Il have evidence here said he.
producing letters to prove his asser-
tion, that the revolutions begun by
General Felix Diaz and General Aeui-
lar in the state Of Vera cruz are in
conjunction with Orozco's movement
IN the north. Later we will see what
can be done, but we assure an orderly
transformation as it already is shown
that the federals will not fight against
tut ItiitlSs I1DN lntH wiz AiiNN sir'As
against their brothers, the fedefslls,
who have revolted in Vera Cruz?
THAT, 50 far. no one man has been
championcd for president of the re-
public is proof that the new move
ncnt will be popular To raise the
banner of personalism would mean an
international strife we hope to avoid.
Always before has Mexico been cursed
by revolutions promoted by some par
ticuar man. This revolution, of the
revolutionists in the north. of the
military in the south and soon of all
the people, merely is the outcry
against a national shame"
Robelo produced letters to show
that the plot for the revolt of the
troops in Vera Cruz was made in con-
junction with general plan. part OF
which has not transpired. He showed
copy OF the plan" of Vera cruz,
mailed from Mexico City two weeks
ago and containing predictions of the
Dia2 uprising. Robelo says General
Orozco continues toward the south in
The state of Coahuila, and soon will
be working in conjunction with fed |
eral troops which, it is predicted, Will
turn in the north.
All remains quiet in Juarez, with all
communication cut With the south. |
No movement has been made either |
from Juarez or Casas Grandes to pre-
vent the destruction of the Mexico
Northwestern railway by rebels. Fed
cral troops in all the north of Mexico
are resting on their arms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

Mexico CITY oct IA train load
Of troops from the state Of Morelos
reached the capital last night and
will reinforce General Ecltran IN the
campaign against General Felix
Diaz The day before the fan of Vera
! cruz. the legislature of the state of
! Morelos formally protested To the CEN
tral government against the weakness
of the federal forces in that state
and requested reinforcements in view
of the increased Zapatista bands op-
Grating there.
The government, however has de-
te,mned to throw an its power
against Dlaz, even ii should become
necessary to ignore for the present its
war with the Zapatlstas. the factions
under other revolutionary leaders
and the rowing bands Of rebels who
are operating in many regions.
General Diaz is said To be gaining
strength in the coast country and ii
is believed ne will make an effort to
occupy the port Of Tampico, although
early advices do not indicate for
NAL movement toVard the interior.
President Madefo and his ministers
persist in minimizing the Importance
of the revolt and express the opinion
that General Diaz never will get out
of the state of Vera cruz. Numer-
Gus arrests have been made of men Of
minor Importance who are thought to
be implicated in til. plot. There is
some uneasiness ana fear Of trouble
in tile capital; the soldiers are in bar
racks ready for duty but there has
been no sign of disorder or Jf an up
rising.
The Diaz control appears centcred
in the town of Vera Cruz and the ad
jacent territory around Jalapa and
Cordoba Orizaba Is still under the
control of the government. All traffic
to Vera Cruz has been suspended /,
and a rigorous censorship is being |
exercised over all government wires.
The government insists that 1t can
prevail upon the gunboats to lend it
support The war department. is of /
the opinion that there will be no
fighting for Il day or two.
The announcement has been made
here that General Trevino, who COM
nanded the government forces in the
against Pascual Orozco Jr,
will retire on account of his health.
General Cucllar retired. is reported
to be leading the rebels to victory in
he vicinity OF Tamos. General
Aguilar il said to be marching on
puebla An uneonfirmed report says
here was a detection among troops
Deing transported to ApiZiaco, prcpar-
ltOrN to a campaign.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
BRYAN CRITICIZE s
PROGRESS|vE|S|N
OF ROOSEVELT
Nebraskan Says Bull Moose
Candidate and Beveridge
Have Stood Hand in Glove
with interests.

IN Morning Iomrnal special Leased Wire
ForI Wayne, md oct H. VIII
/ liam j. BRYAN closed his second DAYS
tour through Indiana with an ad.
dress here tonight in which he at
! liemptcd to show why former presi
dent Roosevelt and former United
states senator lieNcridgc should not
DC claSscd as rcal progressiNes
In speaking of Mn BcNeridge. he
said
There arc three ways to judge Bev-
cridgr, the reformer one is by the
length of his service IN the cause or
reform, another is by the depth OF
his attachment 10 the reform move
ment and the third is by his attitude
toward other rcformers, Measured by
any of these tests, neither Mr Roose-
welt nor Mr. Beveridgc deserves 10 he
counted as u leader or as a progress
siNe, II progressiveness stands for any
thing of real valtie.
In point of time, they have both
lecn tardy Mr. Roosevelt and Mr..
BeveridRc have not only had tn.
chance Of knowing exactly what was
going on, hut they have been in the
very center and where they could
observe not only the dcspollng OF II
people. but the corruption of the gov
crnment Instead of speaking out,
they have been worse than silent
They have been the daily associates
and the bosom friends Of the hcncfi-
ciarics of privileges and favortsm.
More than that. they have them
selves, been the bcneficiarics, the Of
ficcs which they have held, have
been given to them Nv the men who
had their hands IN The pockets OF the
nation and by bosses subservlcnt to
these men.
"l\s to the depth of their attach
mcnt To reforms, a mans devotions to
/ cause Is shown hy his Willingness to |
suffer for it, not by his willingness |
o profit by It.
What remorsc has either foose
welt or BcVcridge shown for their
ong associations with plutocratss
Whenever Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr. |
icveridge are ready to turn complete
y and permanently from associations
With the despoicrs of nation theN
but love those who cspousc the
'coplc's cause"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
GENERAL DIAZ \ STRONG
MAN. SAYS WI son

Kansas city, Mo-, oct l1.-"This
uprising contributes new element to
the revolutionary situation in Mexico
and not an inconsiderable one Henry
Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mexico.
said today when he learned Of the
capture OF Vera Cruz by General Zee
lix Diaz.
Mr.. Wilson, with his wife, is visit
ing friends here
General Diaz is a man of great
prestige with the army and the pub
lic,' Mr.. Wilson continued, "hitherto
the revolution has been headed by
men whose names expressed no spec
ial significance and all lacked some
essential of leadership
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
STOCK HOLDERS SUE
FOR VAL [UAbLE
PROPERTY
Charges Are Made That Of
ticers Of a Washington State
Orchard Company Are At
tempting Bic SwindIe,

10y "hfHhE ~he'Ill Leased WIRE
seattle. bci. ii--Charges that tho
officers of the Grand Dalles Orchard
Company organized the Grand Dallcs
Land q Irrigation Company and Meg
ally transferred TO 1t property Of the
old company worth SiOo.0O0 were
made in "A sun filed today By l.. II.
Cray, sidney +. Mott ana Hullin :.
Mott stockholders in the former com !
pany, against j. d. MacDougnll.
George n iough and j. A. McCur-
mick. The plaintiffs ask tor "A reces-
sion of the assets. the appointment ~
a receiver or Judgment for st00. 600
for the stockholders in case the prop
crtS IS not decided back. II is asserted
that Of the 100000 capital stock the
plaintiffs own $37 900
The lands of TIA, company ar. in
klickitat county, Wash. and are said
to hc worth Sf0u.0 900, with an encum-
branco of sGi.o0o. The plaintiff stock
holders ana others entrusted the en-
tire business Of the company 10 the
defendant officers and iu February
1872. 1t is charged tho officers organ
izrd the Grand pallcs Land a Irriga-
tion Company ana transferred To IL
the property Of the original concern.
leaving the first organization without
assets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
|TAL IAN II RK|SH
AGREEMENT AS
To AF RIGA
Sultan and King Issue EdictS
Regarding Rule Of Inhabit-
ants of Both IripoIi and
Cyreniaca,

NY Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.
( Rome Oct. 11.~-As the sultan OF
Turkey has issued ffman granting
autonomy to the Arabs Of Trpoli and
Cyrenaea. the king Of Italy ha.
made public a decree granting fun
amnesty to the inhabitants Of these
two provinces. guilty Of any acts OF
hostility against the Italians
The decree assures the Mussulmans
complete religious liberty with the
right to introduce the name Of the
sultan in public prayer
1t announces that a representative
of the sultan. 10 be designated by
him, will be recognized by the Italian
government The pious foundations
will be respected as heretofore and
there will be no Interference with the
relations of the Mussulmans with
their religious chief, who will be
known under the title Of Cadi and
viii be appointed by the sheik-t1
Islam.
a clause in the decree provides that
the representative or the sultan shan
have charge of the interests of the
ottoman empire and Ottoman sub
jects in the two provinces under the
law of February % 1912.
This is the law phIcing the coun
try under sovereignty of Italy. The
decree promises the appointcment of
a commission in which native nota-
bles viii have equal representations
to draw up civil and administrative
in accordance with the
liberal principles and respect for the
customs OF the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

London, oct. 11.--Whii. Turkey
and the Balkan states are carrying out
the last formalitics connected with
the declaration Of war. interest has
been transferred to the prospects OF
the campaign.
The approach OF winter and finan-
cial pressure are expected 10 make the
war short and sharp. Nonr OF the bell
ligcrent states is in position to stand
the strain of prolonged military oper-
ations.
Bulgaria was disappointed recently
1 IN trying To raise Il small loan in
Paris, while Turkey has been en-
doavoring in New York and Paris to
borrow money, but without success
The financial resources of the other
states concerned are very limited
Little Is likely to be heard OF the
European conference until somo de-
| clslNe action has been fought.
The war Is expected to develop into
4 land campaign between Bulgaria
iand Turkey and naval struggle be-
tween Turkey ana Greece. 1t is be-
lieyed Turkey Will concentrate her
strength and attack the Bulgarlans
separately before the Servians come
to their aid. Much Will depend on
whether Turkey gains command or
the sea, and be able to transport her
Asiatic troops to the thcater of war.
Little is known as to how far the
allied Balkan states have concerted
their plans. The Independent action
OF Montenegro seems to Indicate that
Il settled course Is being followed
Tho Bulgarian cabinet rs sitting to-
night in continuous session but Is hav-
ing difficulty in communicating with
Belgrade and Athens. News of fight
ns Is indefinite ana conflicting. the
Turks claiming substantial victories
over the Montencgrlns.
The Greeks are rejoicing over their
first naval victory, two gunboats fore
ing preyesa strait. This feat gives
the Greeks command Of the gulf of
Artu and secures a supply of stores
to the army Of Icpirus.
Through the official declaration OF
war, Greece Is deprived of the services
pt a Chinese cruiser she designed to
purchase at Newcastle, as SHE had
been Obliged To abandon the purchase
VI ''t'i 'l till'Hiitlt tblnDlltut1OnS.
The four destroNers which Greece
purchased at Liverpool shipped naval
rcws at Algicrs and have started for
ireecc, conveying the steamer Mace
ionia, which has on board Greek re-
'orNists from New York. These sea
Nasps viii prove serNiceable IL they
uceced in reaching a Greek port
without being intercepted by Turkish
hips
The Sofia correspondent of the
Ilmcs SAYS the war Will be Il holy
VAR of creeds rather than of races. 1t
'ill he war without mercy and
without Truce. a war of horrors that
'ill be aggravated by the rigors of 4
lacedonian winter
According to a dispatch from Con-
ianilnoplc 10 the Chronicle, Turkey
Utterly rejects Premier Poincaire's
I"posals for European conference.
\ Podeoritza dispatch to tho
'hroniclc saws the Montenegrins cap
ured a Turkish position near Tara
osch and from the heights hombard-
Il that fortress all yesterday.
\ naval combat occurred on Lake
cu'ari between Montegrin and u
urklsh steamer. resulting in the re-
-'At of the Turkish boat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
REBEL GUNBOATS GO
TO ATTACK TAMPICO

Monterey, Mex, oct. 17-AccOrding
to reports from a reliable source. the
Mexican gunboats Bravo and Morelos,
SC ized by General Felix Diaz. at Vera
Cruz. sailed today for Tampico with
the avowcd intention of taking the
port. TampicD has large America II
colony. General Terevino. comman-
der of this military zone has express
ed confidence as to the loyalty of the
federal troops AT Tampico.
stubborn resistance is anticipated
In the event of an attack by Diaz
forces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

chicago. oct IT, Members of IN,
national democratic committee toda,
proclaimed SATURDAY November =. as
Woodrow Wilson day" instead of
October 81. as had been announced. 1t
is planned 10 have Governor Wilson
address mass meeting at Madison
square Garden. New York. and TO
have telrgraphic excerpts read at
meetings throughout the country,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

san Francisco. oct. l7.--Chargine
Mrs. Katherine Felkers. of Seattle
with forging her signature to a telc-
gram. Miss Mabel Felkers. a clairVov-
ant. and her sister-in-law. swore ouI
warrant today for her arrest.
The telegram To the warden of the
Nevada state prison led TO the cap
ture of Llewellyn Felkers. Mabers
brother. after he had sawed his way
out Of the infirmary. He was arrest
ed on his sisters doorstep.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
REVENUE CUTTER MEANS
TO STOP EIIIBl STEERS

Mobile, Ala. oct. 1I-Aiming to
head off filibusters carrying ammuni-
ton to Vera Cruz from gull points,
the United states revenue cutter WI
mona prepared today To sail from
here at a moments notice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
Hawaiian Governor is vindica,c,I.

Beverly. Mass. oct. Ion RECON-
mcndation of Secretary Of tho interior
Fisher. President taft has decided 10
reappoint as governor Of Hawaii.
Walter +. Frear. against whom
charges were made last spring Is Ha-
waiian Delegate Kalanianolc Mr.
Fisher made special trip To- Hawaii
10 investigate the charges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

New York oct. l7.-Chairman /
Hilles. Of the republican national /
committee. today declared the cessa-
tion OF political activities. following /
the attempt on the life Of Colonel
Roosevelt. were Al an end 50 far as
the republican committee was con
cerncd. |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
: FiiNiN FORMALLY BEGINS
ATTACK AGAINST TI-UEs

heleradc Servia. oct. l7.-War
against Turkey formally was declared
tonight hy the Servian government.
The declaration was transmitted 10 the
SerNian minister at Constantinople for
presentation to the porte tomorrow
when the powers will also receive no.
tificauon.
crowds paraded the streets. singing
and cheering, after the announcement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
WILSON GIVES QUICK
ANSWER TO BINERIDCE

New York. oct IA telegram
from Governor Wilson answering the
questions given by senator EcNcridge
last night at Louisville, as queries
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
Gomez RobeIo Asserts That All
Rebel Chiefs Are Interested
in New Concerted Action to
Change Government,
FEDERAlS SYMPATHIZE
WITH NEW PROGRAM
No Leader is to be Pushed for
Presidency Until Object Of
Rebellion is Accomplished,
Says Spokesman.

. Mexico City, oct 1.-THE
. land cable between Paso del
. Macho, state of Vera Cruz, and
. Vera Cruz, the capital OF that
. state, was cut this afternoon. The
. last message that came over the
. wires said that the sunboats Z
. were again in command of COM
> odorc Azuetta, federal. and that :
. he was preparing to lombard
, The consuls have protested. :
, There is only one passenger
, boat in the harbor, the Monterey. .
, and ii has been asked that its .
} sailing be deferred with a view =
, to affording means Of escape for =
, on-combatants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
Democratic Presidential Nom
inee Repeatedly Mentions
Name Of Rival in Speech
making TouC Of Delaware.
DENOUNCES ASSAULT AS
PARTICULARLY ATROCIOUS


Wilmington Del. oct. l1--
Many policemen were distributed
among the crowd at the opera
. house here tonight when Cover
nor Wilson spoke rs the result
Of q threat made hy an italian
To shoot him the Same as Reose-
Welt was shot
chief of Police Black was no
titled today by Mrs Sarah Hud-
son, Of Wilmington. that her sis
ter, Mrs. Hattie Whltson Nester-
day overheard an Italian work
man cxclainI.
Wilson viii be here tomorrow
. and he viii get a bullet through
him the same as Roosevelt did
! VIII put one in him. will
. shoot him myself. the -r." I
The police have not located
the man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
BULGARIANS BEGIN
liOSTII4fTIE.S AT ONCE.

Sofia. Bulgaria, Oct. liking Fer
dinand is Oh his way ~ the hesdQuar-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18

the Introduction of bill in the Mex
lean chamber of deputies calling for
the immediate resignation of the cah-
net.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-18
All Countries Engaged ii Hos
tiIities Have Little Money
with Which to Finance the
Fight
GREEKS GAIN FIRST
ADVANTAGE AT SEA
/ is Believed Turks Expect to
Attack BuIgariaOS Before Ar
rival of the Seyian Rein
forcementS,
,,ncns, oct. rs. s,so a. m.

\thcns, Oct. ~. 33O u. m.--.
Greece not wishing To detach
herself from her allies, scni In
structons early this morning to
the minister AZ Constantinoplc
To communicate a declaration of
war to the porte. Greece at the
Same time sent a fratcrnal
greeting to the allied states.
ScrN IA was the first of the
three states to declare war last
night ilnlsaria followed with
similar declaration.