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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Golden Wedding. erphcum tonight.
Bebber Co, Opticians. Phone tOS.
Dr w. n. Macbeth. dentist. 25-27
Grant building.
Walton II Offering very low prices
on baby photographs.
Frank l.. Myers, superintendent OF
the New Mexico division of the Santa
Fe, is mere today from Las Vegas
j. O. Davidson OF the Finnegan-
Brown company. left today for a
business trip south.
Avian n, White. state superlnteuG-
ont OF public instruction, Is In Albu-
querque to-day, en- route from CLOVIS
10 Santa he.
Harry W. Kelly Of the Gross. Kelly
company. Is Ia the city from Las We
Ras accompanied by Clarence iden.
auditor Tor the company.
George =, Loarnard of the learn
ard-Llndemann company. left this
morning for a brief business visit IN
the northern part OF the state.
But little hope ~ held out FOR the
recovery OF j. g. Mead. Of the Me-
lntosh Hardware company, who Is
seriously an az his home on West Coal
avenue. Mr.. Ncad'a condition today
b reported unchanged
Mr. and Mrs. j. -. NOdgrass re.
turned yesterday evening from a va
cation spent In southern California
Mr.. Snodgrass II "A COndu tor well
known on the New Mexico division OF
the Santa Re-
I.aseine aud Bob MsoAliistcr. sons
Of Mrs n. l.. u. MscAllister. Of 9is
South Third street. leaves tonight for
a visit OF several weeks with theiF
uncle, r. $. Smith. at the san Carlos
Indian reservation IN Arizona.
Miss Iole Bachechi, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, %, BaChechi, returned
last night from an extended stay In
Florence. Italy where she studded
music Miss Bsohechi was greeted az
the station here hy large delega
ton OF friends.
Arnold Breen. Of Brookfleid. Mo.
left for home this morning after a
brief visit with Leo Murphy ot the
e. l.. Washhurn company. Young SIR
Brcen resided In Albuquerque when a
small boy, leaving here twelve yetfi
ago for BrOokfield. Ills father, Ton
Breen, was "a locomotive engineer on
the Santa re out OF this city.
r. y Van Horn, proprietor Of the
Sunshine creamery, returned last
night from santa BE where he intro
duccd 10 the consumers ~ the capital
| city his brand OF Sunshine butter. MIR
| Van Horn found little ditilculty II
| convincing the Santa re merchants
that he has Kansas butter backed
| completely of the boards when Il
comes to producing a butter that d
the last word In quality.
Bids were opened by the count!
commissioners yesterday for the re
pairing of the Barelas bridge Owe
the rio Grande. The bids rango'
from si.90t to soar ana were mad'
by both local and foreign contractors
The bids have been turned over q
the county engineer who viii maxi
his recommendation Ht meeting %
tho commissioners 10 be held Tues
day next.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
PEC0s VALLEY DISTRICT
MUCH DIFFERENT FROM
OLD DAYS, SAYS WHITE

Kansas city Mo, Aug. 17.-W. r..
white OF Roswell n. 81. has ranched
long time iH that country, having
spent es years there. says the Drovcrs'
Telegram. Al the Time Mr. White
went there "a was very different
Ilace from what 10 b. today. and an
tHe plains covered with settlers we
have been compelled to drive our
flocks back q little farther each year.
untl We have reached the mountains,'
said Mr. White "My ranch S. now
Near buchanan, which Is considered a
very favorable spot for raising sneep
dIsu FNziug But ln spite of the on
NuHIuu df the settler We are stiil pro-
due.ue large uumoer OF sheep There
W,ru nurkrtcd this season at Roswell
a.NUD.ouu pounds OF wool when
landed tnsr Roswell was unknown
aTI there Wts uo wool market Within
hundreds uf miles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
NOTICE TO PARENTS
TO GET CHILDREN
VACCINATED
County School Superintendent
Sends Out Circulars in Cam
paign Of Education Against
Smallpox,

Tho county school superintendent
is this week sending out notices "a
the parents OF all school children
throughout the county asking them
to comply with the law in the case
and see that their children are prop
erly vaccinated before entering
school n ~ the Intention OF the SUI
pcrintendent To- get the people
Throughout the rural districts educa-
ted up To- the wisdom 81 this law. and
as starter he says that he has had
his own two small daughters vacri-
mated 10 set the example.
Mr.. Montoya recommends. upon
competent medical advice and ex-
pericnce that the vaccination he done
on the inside % the cali of tho
child's Lex, where the healing wound
Is safe from brsising and viii get
we'll quickest.
The following notice has hecn dis
tributed both Ia English and spanish
Notice to Parents and Guardians.
You are hereby notified that the
law requires CScction 20 and 80.
Chapter Ctll. School Laws. 1900
that All school children should be
makes u unlawful Tor any child to be
admitted TO public school unless
such pupil has been properly Vacci-
mated
Il II my duty a. county superin-
tendcnt TO see that the provisions OF
this law are complied with aud am
going to make every effort TO have
the law In this respect strictly en-
forced
In order that the children may suf-
fer no Inconvenience. ] suggest that
an children Of school age be yacci-
mated three or four weeks before the
time OF the opening Of school
ATANASIO MONTOYA,
County Superintendent
Tho regular notices calling atten-
ton "a the compulsory education
law have aiso becn sent out by the
superintendent ana that statute will
be strictly enforced during the com
Ing year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
The Weather

Forecast--I.ocal showers 90.
night or Sunday.
Local weather report for "a
hours ending az s q. NJ. August
lI--Maximum temperature, SO
degrees; minimum. ga: range,
81; az > q. m, 80. west winds:
partly cloudy: .0S inch rain.
TO,tay's Calendar.
Moving picture shows tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
SOLOMON LUNA CHIEF OF
LOS LUNAS FIRE BRIGADE

Hon. solomon Luna, Republican ma.
uonal committeeman for New Mexico
and chief of the nrc department ut
Los Lunas, arrived IN Albuquerque
last night from his home. MI Luna
directed the work OF saving the rec
ords ana furni,urc Of The Valencia
county court house which burned 20
the ground Thursday evening. Tho
building was an entire loss. bat, aside
from the heavy safes. the contents
we're removed in safety
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
FEEDER THROWN 20
FEET BY EXPLOSION
OF THRESHING MACHINE

Las Cruces. n. Nj, Aug 1.-THE
thrcshiug machine of " l.. Anderson
blew up from dust combustion al
shalem while In operation and iilst az
the finish of large Job, The feeder
Was thrown twenty feet and his face
was badly scratched Tho stack oi
straw was burned as was also the sep-
arator only the trucks ana the engine
being saved Mr.. Anderson had sold
the machine 90 John Lockaby aud was
teaching the new owner how "a oper'
ate Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
FE PROPERTY
IN ARIZONA VALUED
AT ELEVEN MILLIONS

Phoenix Aria. Aug 10. - A large
volume ct testimony and brief and
obiectious 90 the assessment upon 90
per cent ot the taxable values of the
A. r. A. s. y. railroad and the = D.
T.. a. q. was received by the board Of
equalization yesterday afternoon, so
this morning the board. with "a fun
attendance, met Go go over the tosti-
.mony and the facts az submitted and
to determine whether the tax SOM
mission had placed assessments
against these railroads greater than
they are able GO bear.
The total valuation placed by the
railroads themselves on their lines
the A n. a s.. r.. +. y. a =. and their
subsidiary lines Ia Arizona amounts
tu sll,87S.Gf1. One-half Of this
amount is made subject Co taxation al
the same per cent az an other pro-
porty in the state. II is this that Is
being objected tu hy the santa Pc and
JOS subsidiary companies The
claim Of the railroads b. that the tax
~ excessive. oxhorhitant and confis-
oatory The dccision OF tho board
wiz boz announced later
A iH interesting 90 note the differ
ont attitude assumed hy the railroads
ur the south tp those uf the north in
th, matter of the taxation this year
iu q conversation with the tax COM
missioner Of one ~ tho sOpthcrn Ari-
zuua systems "a iew days ago the Ga-
/ zHito representative was Informed
! that tho southern systems, although
! believing the tax WAS high, wer,
! willing Too accept 70 because they had
! been shown that am tho othe' indus.
] irip and utilities and businesses
| within ihc state were 10 bear exactly
! tfr Same proportion Of the hurdon'
! of GO, government as were the rail
/ roads Tho effect of this was O,
/ rpualizo the shara of the expense
/ thus 600 bo borne ana not mako the
! railroads share greater in proportion
! than 1uN other class of institution,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

oh would we
we're a little
child, a picking
daisies bright,
D harRl X
round the block
all day aud
sleeping sound
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
LARGE AREA RELEASED
OF CATTLE QUARANTINE
IN WESTERN STATES

N"FF'IHI N"FFNHH"HWNHNN =" - "NFHEWE
Washington. Aug. lb.--secretary
Wilson has issued an order Go take
effect August 10. releasing from quar-
Hntlno Gn account OF the disease
known as scpbies in cattle 6i,66A
square mfos of territory ln south Da-
kou. Sqbraska, Kansas and Texas,
This action is-taken as result Of
the good prngreHs 'hat has been made
hy the bureau ~ animal industry and
state authorities m the work OF Grad
icatinE This disease.
About ten years ago when the work
WAS first undertaken scnhies OF
mango Of cattle was prevalent IN the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17
ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN
IN STANLEY DISTRICT
MEANS GOOD CROPS

stanley ~ NJ, Aug. i7.--Ono ana
sixteen one-hundredths inches ~ vain
ten al stanley yesterday This in
sures crops for the dry farmers and
VIII make some wild hay on the
nrniries.
Jos. Bourke ~ Ia Porte. Ind. mr.
rived In Stanley on the 18Th. an route
to san Pedro. where he has business
with the santa Pc Gold and copper
Mining company for the Rumlcy
Traction Engine company.
Rev. y. r. Cooper was passenger
for Estancia on the ian % attend the
Baptist district convention IN that
ulaoc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

~ have been somewhat costiye. but
Doan's Regulets give Just the results
desire. They act mildly ana regulate
the hOWels perfectly ~.
krauso, Altoona, Pa,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

at night; what II 80 sweet a.
childhood with Us gurgnng In
nocence, II We could be child
again. 'twould surely be Inn
mense. we love 10 see the ur-
chins play. Ind hear their
laughing glee. untroublod ~
The grievances which bother
YOU ana me; for childhood's
heart IL pure and gay, there Is
no malice there, II Is a Joy unto
the soul 10 gaze on infants fair;
WHAT! Goldie Jones, are you
a stealing more OF my best flow
ers? Get OUT You little nuts
arce or fll slap you. by the
powersl Now beat "! or ! warn
you III run right back and
fetch the dog and sick him on
you, you thicvihg little wretchi
! simply can't bear children,
they fairly drive me wild; now
look a. that front flower bed.
It's absolutely spilled
(Stertlized Poem by the Herald
Near p1et.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

Joe Richards II now at III West
Central All kinds of pipes repaired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-17

se1.O00,OO 90 iOnn on City real
estate. Ia sums a. suit, and \ per
cent. A. MOntOln, sos ,. 3rd,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21
CLEANED UP
The TURKS IN
-FOUR WEEKS
one OF SHORTEST OF WARS
What viii Probably Be Re.
suit on EurOpG'S Map
New York World.)

One month of the Balkan war has
amazed Europe even more than it
was amazed when Japan drove Russia
back through Manchuria.
AS The World had predicted, it was
not a little war" that began last
month Huge armies were put into
the field. The allied states are larger,
more populous and more wealthy than
Turkey in Europe; more grimly patti
ent in preparation for war; less fatal
istic; more progressive; better pro-
vided with transportation. They had,
it now appears, a plan of campaign
which avoided the misunderstanding
which have so often handicapped al
lied armies.
The Greeks have taken Epirus and
Salonica The Servians, with Uskub,
their ancient capital, secure, are driv-
ing on toward the Adriatic, where
Austria says they must not stay. The
I'Montenegrins have taken some terri
tory and number of little towns but
are checked at Scutari The Bulgar-
Ians drove straight at the enemy's
heart and are pressing the capital to
prove that Turkey cannot now choose
her terms of peace.
The selfish interference Of Austria
now prevent ideal terms of settlement
but with more than half a million of
the allies in the field there will be no
repetition of the full villainy of the
Berlin Congress. The openly expressed
sympathy of the Bohemians with the
Southern Slavs may warn even Aus
tria to moderate her insane desire to
rule more millions of rebellious, con-
spring subjects
Constantinople the allies do not ex-
pect to dispose Of They may fairly
expect to secure for Bulgaria an out
let on the Aegean Sea; for Greece,
Crete and Epirus; for Montenegro,
Scutari, and for Servia a part at least
of Old Servia. Upon gerrymandering
the outlines of the proposed principal
ity Of Albania the diplomats of bigger
powers may chiefly expend their gifts
for evil-doing, though Salonica and
Constantinople will present pretty
problems to solve or tumble
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21
SOCIAL and news
ITEMS OF PROVIDENCE
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

| Providence, Nov 20.-The marriage
on Thursday evening of Miss Minnie
Decker and Mr.. j. M. Stephens was
quite a surprise to their friends. They
were married at the home of Mr.. Muir
ray, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Murray Mr. and Mrs. stephens
| left imediately after the ceremony for
the groom's home near Plains. Mrs.
/ Stephens, as Miss Decker, had many
friends, and was esteemed and ad-
mired for her beauty and many
charms. Mr.. Stephens is a sterling
young business man, and numbers Of
their friends wish them a long and
happy life
Mrs. T Wishard and children spent
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Passmore, at Parrot.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Jim
Johnson has been confined to his room
for several days on accoun: of grippe.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ben Harris were look
ing after business affairs in Americas
Tuesday.
Little Dannie Faust was quite sick
for a few days last week.
Ms. Tordon Cock is very Ill.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Frank Cook passed away at an early
hour last Saturday morning at Albany
Ga. The funeral was held here Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson and
family, of PARROT, spent Sunday here
very pleasantly with Mrs. Smallpiece.
The singing given by Miss Mae Wise
Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by all
who attended.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21
CITY OF MACON.
Police Department.

w B. Chapman. Chief.
Macon, Ca, Oct g. 1912.
Essenkay Company Macon, Ga
Gentlemen: | have been using your Essenkay" in my
personal &c. NJ F. and the police patrol white Gas)
for nearly ninety days-woud not be without never think
of my tires the road for know they can't punctue
blow
Essenkay" rides easy, can't tell the difference between
'Essenkay and air. only Essenkay" doesn't blow and
air does.
Essenkay" is entirely satisfactory.
(Signed) w. B. CHAPMAN.
ESSENKAY was Installed in Chief Chapmans car, also
the Police Patrol July a. 1912 and has given satisfactory
service and both have been in daily use.
THE. POLICE PATROL has been used day and
night and has been of commission minute
count of tire trouble" and there Macon that
gets harder service.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21

Customer want something for
fieas.
Drug Clerk-why don't you get a
dog?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21
HOTEL DINKLER.

F1O Ell DINkLER.
l. ]. Dinkler, Proprietor. Joe Wilson, Manager
no Rooms-55 Private Baths.
Macon, Ca. Oct 81. 1912
Essenkay Sales Co., of Macon Macon Ca
Gentlemen have been using ''Essenkay' in my Hotel
Dker Bus for time will say that am very much pleas
ed with it. Esenkay has entirely relieved the tire trouble
far and have my bus duty "a hours day. it gets
hard service. often loaded to the limit and
times has very fast make the different depots in time
meet the trains.
will be glad have you refer any one to me- for will
be glad recommend Essenkay my only regret that
did not have it sooner
Wishing you success with ''Essenkav. am
Yours very truly,
L. ]. DINKLER,
Proprietor Hotel Dinkler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-11-21

Mr. Davis has charge of the l,500pound White Gas
Truck of the Acme Brewing Company and has enjoyed his
freedom from TIRE TROUBLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

contribute a dreadnaught TO the Brit.
.sh navy. One OF the smallest and
insignificant OF the English co
ionial possessions takes the lead in
The matter OF imperial defense. Both
Canada and Australia have hestitated
and delayed ia contribution 10 the
British navy. and one Of the burning
questions IT, Canadian politics o-dav
IN what form should such contribu.
ton. u any. De made. MANY Ga.
nadians have insisted that a Canadian
navy built. operated and kept in Ca.
madam waters was an that Canada
wanted. u IS not improbable that
The action Of the little Malay States
VIII stimulate Canadian pride and pa.
triot~m 20 the point Of following their
example The British empire NAV
SCOT need an the means Of Tense
That loyal Britons can furnish Wide
5 scattered. With the points ~ attack
Jar remote from each other. british
possessions are peculiarly vulnerable
ana q defense concentrating and max.
Elective a1l naval resources would
q Tremendous assistance 10 Great
boo time Of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04
Wilson commenting on Grover CIeve
lands cabinet. as follows.

az ANAANNEa
-1nce arI again a president las come
70 washington llnurtnt both or men and
or measures. lFTw j. Ee 90 make Tie lr-
q~laliiHHce Of hfe party how are fney.
i-trn nus .~iartctrr and intentions
ne must somehow get ia, N
me men .u whom the party I.bttraIIv
places 'nuttruee aud whom DO viii fol-
Nv pr Gle I'D must consent Co Doe quite
10 is necessary taat cabinet memner
shoIll Doe f~er0ErixsI party leaders. not
.niy -n'.ans" many important n far
.iiE o.. i-i'ns of policy must boz
lrtt fp them. t1f also IsDtu-. Tho literal
~ constitutional position or t.- presl-
dent as an Absolutely aeunrata s.ff-
SUIT ..I'nt part Hf ODE" government. d. "A
Practically iui" --.ui- position
lat VI" need ls CONE
x~'H3on.i"le party government.
Instead n "a wide Dispersion % Junction
ans responsibility. and we can raf IL
'niy - connecting tho president na
closely 40 may he with ha parfy ir
,'hFf'ts The natural connecting link
gr i1ter We must recognize .n
N't pIf9Iicrfr rHerure. bIs
Iiy council. Hni must require our pres
iifnt. not .r hand and ft-f l l.-.t.fIf.rtI
Ii. A 'Hf ur fNn more ueNIHI. u..I.
lM'rr.fIt' mandate OF pIhli.
m i'" senate. f1 call f1 the ruief places
I 10" uf- r~.urD.trtnItr party
DC risks Involved in TO Elevation of
.hn mon Co. fIe presidency
Throughout tho above. aud no one
can deny its truth ana force. Wood
row Wilson emphasizes The function
Of % presidential cabinet as DEALING
With party affairs He emphasizes
moreover The necessity o. party gov
eminent 1ud fIsf tfe-a fa i4 exacfft
r'fhf Tho government OF the Amer.
can people ls 20 party government
Do American people rule themselves
through responsible party %orran.za
tion. and the Pre-. ldprf and his cabi
ne' have mot only a mandate t1 rarry
rI' certain pr0mIs.s irf "a mandate
protect 90 .f-ar-fH.n amt to direct
F ''t OBJ. party organization of which
They Hro Tho bead Do President Tar
made any serious mistake DO vas ir
His failure '' appreciate tf- duty a- 10
party man and f1 offsrila hI4 orb'ne,
from among f1a v-rat leaders OF tho
k'nIN'. r.r rHr. UIs sltr rt efuHf.
'," boon f.. Republican Council or
.r .ou repre- rrfaf.te
element ..d af Interests BOZ OBJ.
n.r aHI 'lu.n.e rf directing admin
'.fI.n tri Legislation
r '.n0i fp r.Irt .rt party p1 Hr.a.
H THt H.l .r-a GOOD mon
n h. cabinet Iuf fau flr short
r- I.e l. fHouehf. fte
. 'NH.r .".. ..H fr. ..t .I..I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

The average enrolment per teach
or on the basis OF the above enroll
ment is: High school. 2S. Washing.
ton. 80. Madison. 81; Clay. 80. JET
ferson. 50. Union. go. Centre. 3G.
Webster. IS. Richie. 80. Mckinley.
%. Lincoln. 2s.
The average daily attendance. 10
the nearest integer. Is. High. 81.
Washington. %. Madison. "a. Clay.
30; Jefferson. 80. Union. -. Centre.
~. Webster. 81. Ritchic. 81. Nc
Kinley. 30: Lincoln. -.
Health conditions 10 the schools
are fairly good While there are
some cases Of bad colds. sore throat
and tonsiltis. They are not more mum
ortus than usual The number 90
cases OF d%iphthcria in the city has
decreased. MumIs and chicken p0X
are prevalent. the latter especially -
among the pupils iu Lincoln school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

.'amr o1 tho Hd. and % is not
Improbable that tho evils IN
mich attention ha. been called
o. speedily checked In
n-. Ways f1r American peop'o ip
neral ard ffc people Of our own fo.
.'''l 0a,a been aroused and arc Do.
ar.Hrri fo 90 kccncr conception of
duty and to "a bIgser idea of
ITO s feu years ar, f,
mi '' 'o accepted chat tho Sum.
Gloon aas an evil 20 bc tolerated
rr Dor sv or oiphf ,asrs
'' Sunday saloon has mol. o...t
'i I1 Wheeling and srrh y..r,t o-
''" s.-dls closing i4u a. have
f.a court have . .n gid.
'u.i a good man.
ar tHe Jaw tha. ts,o
Hf necessary and un
r.s DID. SUNNI
t.at BE- requires an
public continent and t. o..
Who Hn fo their d1,e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-04

ht POSITION In III second Cleveland administranon
One evening shortly after Iampdeu Robb mad s,us+ to- r,-n., -.
suunE WIN III President in the library. where " e we're both at work unou
some executive business" said Colonel Lamont Sudde ~. caa
said: f""NHy TOT "a moment or W
par VIA IA become OF Hampden Robb? ] have lot seen him or
dropped out "S "s "oush ne had
IN Is exactly what he has done I replied
D1d h % have any special reasons the Governor asked
-. 70 Ntsy special one lie "a gtevously disappointed nat yu did
phgn' 'U "' "e party IN IN presidential cam
In what way the Governor asked
We'll. he wanted a potntm to ma 10 thu ht,ha -- ,--
he did not expect appointement to a first class ntsSon auhonsn
~ MouI nave neen grauhed II you had sent him to Italy,
ITO, >" should know that he wanted a appointment Of hat ndr said
cleveland He never said anything to m about II Ne never -
questt That he be recognized in that OF n other way' NY !"
We'll said IN reply. 'Robb thought he had a god rsss,, To-. ..
makIng a request He believed that you spoke in perfects incerrv VIZ y"
President you said that the Office should seek the nan Robh aa n.
u u, he We're TO ask you for such a appointment He tboupbt tbt ~ -
ot an ina he lid or yu and the party II womd bavo ~ nro,u.
you hd asked him after o became President II there was anvfbi,s ~. h.
mission As you did OF send for him or ommunca vTh 49,,
ne made up his mind that you did 10 him for anvrbim - " n,
disappointed that he decide 10 quit politics permanently
CeNeland a clearly o nplused when I said tatt 10 hin q" Cd..o, =.
be did not make any" "Ne "u lot nat reason
1opynght 1912 by J. Edwards. All rights reservedl
tal Ambitions" """es EpHom or His Presden-