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by announcing her annexation of Bos-
MA end HkrzeljoRine. which under her
Able nelscv Of Developments had be-
come two of the most valuable ofsthe
Turkish Brovinces The aequieseehce
of the 6tliers powers TO this high
handed act WIS M q measure forced
on them ny thelr own tJotbles else
Where, which niAde them disinclined
10 mix themselves in the finder box
III Balkan politics, g'sitses
re Gist q Artitle XxElk lsssssi
But IT, Ito this Iaueli-despise
rauch-abtssN Berlin treaty that the
Balkan coalition now Stdfns for back
ink In the position they have takenl
Article KxiII states: yfhe sublime
porte undertakes scrubulously to APP
bly, In the island of Crete the organic
Inv of 1868 with such notifications
as may be considered equitable.
sSimilar laws adapted to local re-
qtiirement, except as regards the ex-
efnptions from taxation granted to
Crete shall also be introduced into the
cffier parts of Turkey in Europe for
which no special organization has
been provided by the present treaty.
eThe Sublime Porte shall depute
special commissions, in which the ma
tive element shall be largely repre-
scented, to settle the details OF the new
laws in each province. The schemes
OF organization resulting from these
iabo1s shall be submitted for exami-
nation to the Sublime Porte, which,
before promulgating the acts for put
ting them into force, shall consult the
European commission instituted for
eastern Ronmelia."
r Briefly, this mean that other parts
of1Turkey in Europe-the application
being notably to Observation-Disclosures
be put under international control the
same as was done in Crete. This, the
allied Powers say has never been
done and they demand that the pre-
vision OF the treaty be enforced.
Mseedonia's Troubles Halt Reform.
Toward the close of 1902 insured
tion after instruction called attention
seriously to the problem OF maintain
ing peace in Macedonia. Macedonia,
ii may be observed, is unknown to the
Porte, which recognizes only the villa
vets of Monastir, Kossoyo and Salon,
lea, and the problem which is called
The Macedonian" problem rs merely
that of the anarchy I'm these vilayets
which Is more intense than anarchy
elsewhere in Turkey owing to the
rivalry of the Christian nationaIists
who are moro closely intermingleI
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Bulgarian troops have captured an
other Turkish garrison and the Serv.
ian fighters have occupied five towns
The Princess Maria Theresa, wife
of Prince Ludwig, who is heir to the
Bavarian throne, has just died at so
rento, Italy. .~- -
Over $4,000 fourth-class postoffices
have been placed in the civil service
lists for the first time by order Of
President Taft. ~ u
Johnny. Evers is to be manager Of
the Chicago Cubs, having signed q
fiye-year contract. He supercedes
Frank Chance, who has been dropped
by Owner Murphy. s.s
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eARD or fHasEs

!. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. de 10 Euk and
family desire 10 express their thanks
for the sympathy OF all friends IN
their late bereavement and for the
beautiful B5vers received. adyef-
tisement.
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MAR AGAINST HATED TURKISH rule

tcont;na.d from P.u. 10
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28

Continued on Page Four.)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28
wall Street And
MORGAN ARE FIGHTING
ELECTION OF COLONEL
MONSTER Steel TRUST AND ITS SUBSIDIARY CORPORATIONS ARE
ALIGNED TO PUT TAFT OVER AND PUT ROOSEVELT IN The ASBEEN
ClhSSDiG CROWD TO GREET HIM AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
They ADMIT IT BY THEIR OWN
figures IN A SWORN STATEMENT

New York. Oct. 2S.-A situation so
embarrassing to the men who are
seeking to elect William Howard Taft
to the presidency for a second term,
has arisen that the Taft men have
been driven into a corner. The repub,
liCan national committee has steadily
refused to make public any of the
campaign contributions until today
when under the federal law the com
mittee was compelled to file state
ment. This was the last day, under
that law, when a statement could be
filed without openly violating the pro-
visions of this strict act.
This statement shows that the con-
tributors are made up largely of Wall
Street tinanciers. bankers, capitalists
and steel trust magnates, absolutely
verifying Colonel Roosevelt's state
ment that Wall Street and the steel
trust were supporting William How
ard Taft and were, to large extent,
financing his campaign.
Among the principal contributors
are; Andrew Carnegie, J. p. Morgan
and company, NJ. C. Frick, George +.
Baker, at least five directors Of the
great steel corporation finance COM
mttee, and other such interests. Buf
the embarrassing part of it is that
the Taft campaigners have been fore
ed into the open, their true situation
shown up and their orators put to eX-
planning at the most critical time il
the election. And it shows why they
have refused to make the statement
until they were compelled to do so.
1t absolutely gives the lie to Chair
man Hilles statement that the steel
corporation, through George w. Per
kins, was back of Mr.. Roosevelt's
campaign and lands Mr. Hilles high
and dry on an untenable position.
While the Roosevelt campaigners felt
certain all of the time that these men
were back of William Howard Taft,
they now know to certainty that
such is the case. They know that if
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28
TAFT Sees IT
GLOOMY If
BEATEN
NOTHING But HIS REELECTION AND
HIS TARIFF CAN Save NATION
FROM AN Awful EXPERIENCE.
he Tells VOTERS

Washington, D. c., Oct. 2S.-Presi-
dent Taft made public a statement in
which he declared that the -four years
of depression which followed the sec
, ond election Of President Cleveland,
! were due to the promise of tariff re-
form and the democratic changes in
the tariff that followed. The president
said that the issue before the voters
and real progress: on the other, leap
in the dark"
The American people, he continu-
ed have more than once surprised
those who thought the people were be-
ing successfully fooled and | believe
that similar surprise awaits our op-
ponents on the coming fifth of No
vember"
The statement part follows:
in view of erroneous statements
regarding the causes of the four years
of depression which followed the Sec
ond election of President Cleveland
it may be well to recall the facts In
his formal letter of acceptance. Sep
tember 26, 1892, Mr. Cleveland empha
sized the need of tariff reform and
made it the leading issue between the
parties.
Tariff reform is still our purpose,
he said.
The somewhat pueriIe argument
has been advanced that these deplor
able conditions could not have been .
due to impending tariff reform be-
cause they arose nearly two years
before the enactment Of the Wilson
tariff bill. 1t should be necessary to
say that when there are signs OF a
cyclone the rational man does not
wait for the storm to hit his house be"
fore getting into the cyclone cellar
The Wilson bill was in sight above the
horizon on the morning after the No
1ember election of 1892 and Capital
and Industry began their start for the
,ellar just as, fear, they will take
o shelter again. should the Baltimore
platform OF "a tariff fer revenue only
le approved by the American people
November s.
Mr.. Cleveland was undoubtedly sim
Continued OH page four)
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28

Rio de Janeiro, city of culture
wealth and unsurpassed beauty. sent
party of most distinguished residents
to Santa Fe yesterday to make the ff
teenth stop on a transcontinental tour
which may result in untold CONNER
cial benefits to the United States OF
America and the United States of Bra
zil
1t was on the private car Pilgrim
which has carried more than one dis
tnguished American around this land
that the Brazilians arrived here short
ly before midnight Saturday, coming
from New York, with Colonel David
Charles Collier, president of the San
Diego exposition, as their host and
captain" With the colonel was W..
Jefferson Davis, assistant to the
president and formerly special COM
missioner of the exposition; and Eu-
gene Forker, of the Hearst News
service.
In the Brazilian party were Count
and Countess Canddo Mendes de
Almeida and their son, Candido Men
des, Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Eugenio Daehne,
DR.. Jayne de Argollo Ferrao, DR..
Mario Baptista Nunes and Mr.. Hazlitt.
Count Mendes is editor and pro-
prietor of BraziPs leading newspaper,
formal de Brazil" and he is an able
jurst. His title OF count is derived
from the pope and is title honored
even in republics by the millions OF
Catholics loyal to the church. DR..
Daehne is minister of agriculture of
Brazil, and visited the United States
last spring.
The party was met at Lamy by SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction
Alvan N. White and Frank Owen,
business partner of Colonel Collier.
The Chamber of Commerce of Santa
Fe had appointed committee of six
to represent the city in entertaining
the Brazilians and Messrs. White and
Owen were on this committee, the
others being DR.. Edgar L. Hewett,
John R. McFie, j S. Harris and Sam
uel G. Cartwright
At 8 o'clock the tourists on the
Pilgrim parked near the Santa Fee
depot, came forth to breathe the pure
air of high attitudes. AS he alighted
from the car, Count and Editor"
Mendes was met by Brian B. Dunno,
city editor of the New Mexican, who
had been appointed by Archbishop
Pitaval a representative of His Grace
in welcoming the papal nobleman to
the City of Holy Faith. Mr. Dunno
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28
SOME FIGHTERS oaRE
THOSE LITTLE BALKANS

London, Oct 2S.-In addition to tn
capture of the town of Eski-Baba b.
the Bulgarian troops, they have beer
pushing forward, according to the lat
est reports, from the eastern side il
the hope of entirely destroying the
Turkish army defeated at Kirk-Klli
sseh
At the same time the invaders are
carrying out wide, sweeping move
ment reaching almost to the shores
of the Black Sea, and still other col
umns are completing the circle
around Adrianople.
Bulgarians assert the fate of Ad
rianople is practically sealed.
Despite the perils of the situation,
however, the Turks have not lost hope
OF retrieving themselves. Accord
ing to dispatch from Constantinople
sufficient Turkish reinforcements
have now reached the front to enable
! the Turkish commander in chief TO
assume the defensive.
1t is stated that the Turkish col
umns are moving toward the north
and that these columns are to be sup
ported by other Turkish troops being
taken by water to the Turkish ports
on the Black Sea. Whether they will
be in time to do any good is problem
atical.
Meanwhile, European military cir
cles are sounding the praise of The
Servian army's achievement. The Ser
vians, from whom Europe did not eX-
pect much, are now in possession of
virtually the whole of Old Servia
and in conjunction with the Monteneg-
rms mold the. best part of the district
of Novipazar.S5e
The Sery ian columns have obtained
possession of the Turkish railr.dd
from Mitroyitza, it's northern termin
us. down to Uskup and they are fol-
lowing the defeated Turkish army toi
Velos, tartner.to the south
The Bulgarian column. cooper ating
with the Servian army in the western
part of the peninsula has occupied Is
lip and threatens to cut off the retreat
of the Turks to the south
The Greek army, too, is making
steady headway. Its capture nt
Pentepigeda is considered of the ut
most Importance, for with Pentepige. |
dia in Greek hands the whole country |
to the north is easily accessible to
the advance of the Greek army and
the way is also left open to Janina,
th3 Turkish base in the far western !
region.
The Greek plan, is clearly, to effect
a junction of all Greeh armies and
th," morch on Salonski
The Montenegrins, hampered by
rain and the stubborn resistance Of
The Turks are still hammering away
at Tarakosch and Scutari
Belgrade, Oct. 28.-The Turks evac- t
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-28

Theodore Roosevelt is defeated, Wall
Street Standard Oil and ]. P. Morgan
and company defeated him and how
they defeated him and the result will
be chaiked up to them.
a small coterie of men, headed by
j p. Morgan, the Great Man behind
the scenes, in the present American
government, with headquarters in
Wall Street, the greatest organized
business gambling center of the world
today, have united secretly and eau
tiously, to defeat Mr. Roosevelt, the
man they fear the most in the Ell.
tire nation.
But the federal law operated to de.
feat their well laid scheme by forcing
them into the open at the last mo-
ment and at a time when they were
compelled to acknowledge their con.
tributons under penalty of the law.
With their own scheme. the Taft
men have, at the last minute, supplied
the progressive party and Colonel
Roosevelt with the actual, honest
evidence to prove his strongest as
sertion and they are left without
leg to stand on. 1t has come as 4
bcmbshell in New York state and has
turned the tide absolutely away from
William Howard Taft to Theodore
Roosevelt.
Preparations are proceeding here
for the speech to be delivered by
.n2odcre Roosevelt in Madison Square
Garden and it is predicted that one
of the greatest crowds ever assembl-
cd in the city Of New York will hear
lhe Colonels final word to the Amcri-
can people before the election. 1t was
in New York city, as police commits
sioner, that Theodore Roosevelt first
asserted those qualities in politics
that have made him the greatest liv-
ing American and by coincidence.
it is here, he will close his campaign
because of bullet from the gun of
would-be assassin who Travelled out
of this city to kill the great leader.
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NO INTERVENTION IN
TEXAS BY MR.. TAF1

oners beyond the reach of state Off
GERS.
Five officers of Orozcos staff cap.
tured in Texas and held by soldiers,
were released under writs of habeas
corpus. although their re-arrest was
ordered from Washington as soon as
news of this action reached here.
Major Aslarte and Colonel de la
Fuente are the only ones who can De
found. and they will be held under
section Ia of the neutrality act passed
at the session of congress under de
tention" rather than "interned" which
might be regarded as a recognition
of the belligerency of the rebels.
There will be close cooperation here
after between the United States depu-
ty marshal and secret service mon
and the regular army in making ar
rests, which is expected TO result in
a more wholesome regard for the neu.
trality law.
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A TRUE santa FE
RECEPTION is GIVEN
TO NOTED BRAz|L|ANS
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS BROUGHT HERE BY D. c. COLLIER EN- ROUTE TO
COAST ARE DRIVEN ABOUT our BEAUTIFUL LITTLE CITY, then
LUNCHEON is SERVED Them At THE PALACE hotel
COUNT and COUNTESS De kLME|DA HAD
The Time OF Their LIVES, They Said

escorted the count and countess to the
Cathedral of st. Francis where they
attended the 80 low mass. Following
the service, the count and countess
Mrs. Daehne and Dr. Ferrao, specia
delegate from the state of Bahia, Bra
zil, called on the Rt. Rev. Monsignol
Antonio Fourchegu, vicar general OF
the archdiocese, who, in the absence
of the archbishop, is the highest
/ Catholic ecclesiastical authority in
4 Santa Fe. The prelate warmly greet
! ed the distinguished Catholics, say
/ ing in French, which they spoke even
more tiuently than English, that Arch
bishop Pitaval regretted exceedingly
his inability to be here to welcome
personally the distinguished visitors
from Rio Janerio, but that he had ap-
pointed him to represent His Grace in
, welcoming them to the archdiocese.
COUNT REPLIES.
Count Mendes replied:
"Monsignor it is a genuine delight
to me to have attended mass in the
cathedral of Santa Fe, the city of holy
faith While my native tongue is Por-
tuguese, the Spanish language and
traditions, nrmly planted in South
America, are we'll known to us. | see
in this city the footsteps of the noble
conquistadores and | am proud to wit
ness the mark of this old civilization
which has meant SO much to the
southwest of your great country.
'But there are others, too, to think
of; | refer to the gallant Frenchmen
who crossed the seas and who gave
you many of the great cities of this
land. In crossing the continent we
have heard much of their deeds and
have seen st. Louis and OTHER cities
which bear their Names
At the request of the count, Monsig-
nor Fourchegu gave him an auto
graphed photo.
Colonel Jose D. Sena, prominent
Catholic, then escorted the party
around the cathedral, conversing with
the Brazilians in Spanish and in Eng
lish.
TAKE MOTOR TRIP.
At 1890 the party was met by five
motor cars which were driven by AS
sociate Justice r. H. Hanna of the SUI
preme court, DR.. J. NJ. Diaz, J. A.
Davis, Frank Owen and Jack Garrett.
Several Santa Feans Of prominence
were introduced to the Brazilians and
accompanied them on the circle drive. +
The view of the great divide was un /
surpassed, and every visitor alighted |
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SOME NICE WORK,

This is a sample of the methods
being used by the old republican ma
chine to raise the high tariff scare
1t is sample of other political meth
DDS being used in this campaign a
the present time in all parts of the
state. 1t is sample of political
methods that must be stopped no mat
ter what party, no matter what men
no matter who it hits. Governor w
c. Mcdonald, who at the present time
is so i'll that he can take no active
part in the campaign, has been made
the center of falsehood that is so
malicious, he has asked the press OF
the state, irrespective of party, to
publish statement over his own sig
nature. Governor McDonaId's troubles
are his own and not the New Mexi-
cans but under such circumstances
this newspaper feels that it owes this
much to any public official or any
citizen of New Mexico. This is what
the governor asks the press of the
state, as matter of simple justice
to him, to publish:
NY attention has just been called
to signed article in the paper cal
led "The searchIieht," published at
Grey's Lake, Illinois, which says:
81 know also that the .demo.
cratic governor of New Mexico is
selling off his vast herds of sheep
at $5.25 head because he ex-
poets Wilson to be elected"
All | have to say about the above
is that it is absolutely false. The
man who would have the temerity to
make such statement is utterly un-
1t Is in line, however,,
With some of the statements made by
Hr. Mcclure, secretary of the National
NooI Growers association, to the
sheep men of New Mexico.
VIM. c. MCDONALD.
santa Fe, N. NJ, October 25. 1912.
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Washington, d. c., Oct. 2S.-Offi,
cials here today denied that there
was any purpose on the part of Presi.
dent Taft to declare martial law over
any part of Texas as an incident to
the continuance of the revolution in
Mexico
1t has, however, been found neces-
sary to enlarge the police powers of
the regular army patrolling the bor-
ders. This applies not only to the
mere arrest of armed rebels crossing
the line to escape pursuit, but also to
their detention. Serious embarrass-
ment to the officers charged with the
execution of the neutrality laws has
followed the discharge by state judi.
cial officers under habeas corpus of
fugitives held by the army and Off
cials of the department of justice and
this difficulty is to be met by guard
ing these refugees as military pris.
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JOY RIDERS KILLED MAN.

Glenbrook, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-An auto
mobile containing three women and
theree men killed George Price a con
tractor, here last night and after the
men had carried the body into the
weeds at the side of the road they
entered the car and put on full speed.
A nine year old boy who was near.
by saw the accident and watched the
automobilists as they tossed the body
to the roadside and hurried away. He
at once told the local authorities and
the police of Passaic, Paterson, and
Ridgewood, n. j., and other places
nearby were notified but the party es-
capped.