davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
~. Paul Beat. Pirates.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. April b--The st.
Paul American association team defeated
the Pittsburgh Nationals here today. 3
to /. Gamnitg and Adams pitched for
Pittsburgh and Decannlerre and Dauss
for st. Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06

Tonight at Harry Symes' billiard par
Iors on South Sixteenth street. Young
Jake Schaefer will play Marcus Cation.
son of the late w. II. Cation a so point
game Of 1872 balkline billiards. After the
game they will give exhibition Of fancy
and difficult shots.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06

Through the Belle Fourche country
there we're many ranchers who only
saved their herds by feeding hay that in
some instances cost them as high as $50
per ton. The hay was bought In Me-
braska and when shipped 20 the end of
the road had cost $40 per ton. Then II
was hauled from fifty to as far as
seventy-five miles, running the cost to
an enormous figure. 1t was fed spar
lngly. but the cattle were given enough
to keep them from starving.
1t seems. that the reports Of enormous
sheep losses were at no time over
estimated. Word coming In from the
ranches OF the flockmasters indicates that
In eastern and central Wyoming there
arc many floeks that have been entirely
wiped out by starvation. There are some
places nearer railroad where II was pos
sibie TO get in hay and grain that will
show smaller losses. but, on the whole.
II Is estimated that the loss for the entire
state will not be far from 70 per cent,
and. perhaps. little more.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
WICHITA is DEFEATED BY
FIRST SQUAD OF THE S0x

WICHITA, Kan. April 5-The first
squad Of the Chicago Americans defeated
the Wichita Western league team today
by a score of Is to 5. The game was
played on a loose diamond in a gale
ccoro. RHE
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
Loss OF SHEEP is ENORMOUS
In Some Parts of Wyoming Flocks
Are Reduced rs Per Cent.
CATTLE FARE MUCH BETTER
In Belle E'ourchc Country FIockmss-
tiers saved Their stock by
Feeding HAY that Cost as
High rs $50 q Ton.

The stock ranges of South Dakota and
Wyoming Indicate that the loss of cattle
by reason OF the severe weather during
February and March was not so heavy
as anticipated.
Reports from the upper country are TO
the effect that cattle have come through
the winter thinner than usual. but that
the losses throughout wyoming will not
exceed 10 per cent. In the country north
Of the Belle Fourehe. In North and South
Dakota, the losses will be little heavier.
but nowhere near 20 per cent, as was
reported probable at one time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06

| MINNEAPOLIS, April B.-Dr. B. F.
Roller OF Seattle tonight defeated Roman
off, the Russian wrestler, In straight falls
Of finish match here. Both falls were
won on toe holds. the first In twenty-sin
minutes and the second In twelve.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
MONEY TRUST INQUIRY PLANNED
House Authorizes Judiciary Conn
mittee TO Make InyesffRstton.

WASHINGTON. April 5.--yigorous In
vestigation OF the so-calied money trust
and Its qualifications was forecastsd to-
day when the house adopted a resolu-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
sen.tar., Pitchrr. in Good Form.

WASHINGTON. April 6.--Through bril-
liant pitching the Washington Americans
defeated the Boston Nationals here today.
5 to l. Score: R.H.E e.
washington .....'s.s.s''s.ts....'.,s.. II
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
HIGHLANDERS MAKE ERRORS
BUT BEAT HOLSTERS ANYWAY

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April AL
though the New York Americans made
eight errors and ran bases wild, the In
dlanapolis American association team lost
today IL to 8. Chase had four errors to
his credit. Score: RHE.
New YORK .s....ss.t.s..t,.s'ss....ss II .
Indianapolis ....-.....t...s.s.s+s.s..ss y
Ford, Vaughn and Street; Hixon and
Webb Pearce. Donnelly aud Ritter.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-06
schaefer WIN Play Gator

Batteries: cashion, Hughes and Henry;
Donnelly. Brown and Killing.
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Statesmen TO DEMONSTRATE AND
sell direct TO owners auto speciality that
gets the money; also side-line men and
owners 10 take orders from the trade;
live men 10 open agencies. Unique Mfg.
Co, Oakland. Cal $40
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WANTED-AGENTS

4 LARGE. WELL KNOWN COMPANY
about 10 spend 100000 on tremen-
dous advertising campaign, requires the
services OF bright man or woman in
each town md city. The work is easy,
pleasant and highly respectable. and no
previous experience is necessary. We
VIII pay good salary and offer an un-
usual opportunity for advancement TO the
nerson who can furnish good references.
In addition to this salary We offer a
Maxwell automobile, Ford automobile
and over $4,000 in prizes 10 the repre-
seutatives doing tile best work up to
December 81. In Your letter give age
and references. Address Ira Is. Robin
ST.. Boston. Mass. f266p
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DIED


TtIOKPE-ln this city September 3, III.
Mrs. Mary Thorpe. aged II years, AT
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs. 10;
~ Wedewood. 81 o street, Funeral
notice later.
GTCHEL-At 81. Marks hospital. Sep
tcmbcr =, 1917. George {. Etchci ot
Murray. n.Scd IL years. Notice OF funeral
later
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FUNERAL ..JoTICEs

CHt-RBUCK-The body of Carl Chub-
buck. who died In this city September
|, 1872. will bc shipped TO-DAY rrom q Ol)on-
uell x Co.'S chapel Ia Minneapolis, Mimi
for ntsrtncnt
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE Do EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line, Store furs dur
Ing summer. clean. repair. edge and re-
model at cut rates; % years in Salt Lake
City. r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 IL. Ord South
street fl6T1
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II. j. SMITH, DENTIST. IS At sIya9z W.
8, old location at Murray l's %, ns1I
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HOME, PAPER CLEANING GO. -
work experienced men; prices sSi>
office. Duvars paper store. os--
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VETERINARY SURGEON

5. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE RE-
gins Sept. 16. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalog free C.
keane. pres. 1915 Market st. San Fran
cisco. .is,e
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WANTED-TO RENT

FOR ONE OR TWO MONTHS. FUR
nisbed broom apartment or cottage
with furnace. within easy walking dis
lance Of postoffice. Can furnish refer
onces. Address NIL. Tribune. fo724
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TYPEWRITERS


WE RENT TYPEWRITERS.
All makes repaired, exchanged and sold
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poIe7
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WANTED-TO But

WANTED TO RUY-COMBINGS IN
good condition and rare shades of hair.
IS y lst Wet. apt. .; Mrs Villa ms.
g2S4
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

--,-'--------~- -,
5-ROOM APT. IN THE OAKS. CORNER
Bird SO. and ith r.: steam and cantor
service cheapest in town: S2i.5O.
6-room mod: fine 23t II. "rd so; 800
l2-roou MOD. new steam hcatlnS
plant; house in iinc conditions No. 40 y.
state. SO.
Two siorerooms in same location.
Best outlying location In the city.
500 us for leases
6-room mod line condition. No. do
Sth East; SO.
LITTLE & LITTLE. No, l w. md So:
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good. steady income correspond
ing for newspapers Experience unneces-
sary. Address Press Correspondence Bu-
reau, Washington. u. C. 1922
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WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. ONE
large unfurnished room. with heat
N-fJ. Tribune. c52s
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FOUR OR FTvE-ROoM MOD. FUR
nished house. east part town. Call
liobhs. Wilson hotel. Monday. g519
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TO LEASE
BOARD AND ROOM

NEW TEMPLE HOTEL, BEST AND
coolest rooms In the city; first class
board. one block north OF Hotel Utah
~ w, No. Temple e2Sdl
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand a few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shealy Safe & Vault Co. IL p. o. place
o2633
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL SHIP CAR H. ~. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one 10 Chicago and one to
Foftland. and one TO Florida next ton
days: very reasonable rates. Kimbali Van
& Storage Co.. 72 So. Main a2s0s
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

MILLER FoR \ = nTEAK EXCHANGE
mil. one who can do his own nili-
"r1ghting and capable Of acting as man
aS"r To the right man 4 steady alN
10 ability az miller and manager. Oakley
Milling Co. Oakley, Idaho. f3o5o
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MADAM BEAN. HOROSCOPES. READ.
lngs. 11S So. list West f323:
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GOOD FEATHER BED. WASATCH
32OO-W. g250
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., a51 so.
State gt. Phones 5295 m2gsT
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BY COUPLE. MODERN, FURNISHED
cottage or apartment: best OF care.
Phone WaHatch 54n5. f3a3I
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LAWN MOWERS
LIVERY STABLE

hCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought and sold
nobc 81. niiI
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBf.R w. HALL. GNDEkfAkER AND
cmbufmor, l6i So West Temple. Phone
1919 dc
r.. q. O'DONNELL UNDERTARTR
and embalmer. has moved to new loca-
lion, "25-2e, South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o33?9
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FURNISHED HOUSE. FIVE OR SIX
rooms. bungalow type. district north Of
South Temple ST. preferred. Address
Nh, Tribune. g5of
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UNDERWRITERS,

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE: LIMITED
number copies of "YDur Own Collec-
tor, whole books SO: half books 49, so:
quarters $3.50. Address Ms, Tribune
g25l
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DOUBLE DRUM ELECTRIC HOIST.
from - 10 100 horsepower Address
N-42. Tribune. ploo
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SALESMAN TO SELL OUR SPRING
line Of dry goods specialties and white
goods 10 retailers. Desirable side line.
Good commission. F. c. Rollmann & Co..
Phils r6
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WANTED = SALESMAN TO SELL
chewing gum to dealers on commits
sion: good Job for toe right man. don't
answer unless you mean business. Dock
Parks. SIT 10th st. Denver, Colo. f1477
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RELIABLE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general homework. Good wages, APP
ply at No. Kensington apis. gd43
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WANTED TO BUY CoMBINGs IN
good condition and rare shades of hair,
Mrs. Williams. 20 y. Ist West. apt. 2.
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wANTED-CoAT HANDS. FUR FIN
lshers: sewers on fur machine, Amply
Hudson Bay Co. 122 Main, 1898
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

WANTED-WALI. PAPER TO CLEAr|
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hs%
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D-SECOND-HAND KODAK
In good condition. Phone w. l9is
fos0s
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST, w. w, KING.
2lI T.. End So. Phone 81. bo9'
ICDDART FLORAL CO., e. so. MAIN
st. Phone Io5 Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. nIeS2
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CHIROPRACTORS

|S,>~STr 80 ~>"->->~~~-~-~~~~~~-~~
CECIL CECIL, THE CHIROPRAC-
tors" II sick. try us Get weII ~
sultation free Room i0S 225 South
Main. -
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NEW TRADE BOOSTING SPECIALITY;
commission. hundred dollars weekly
Box FYf52, Iowa City. Ia. 1852
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TEN GOOD GIRLS. GOOD WAGES. j.
G. Mcdonald Chocolate Co.. 159 West
Bird South. f540S
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wANTYO-sAI,ESMEN.

YOUR OLD CLOTHING: WILL, CALL
salvation Army. Phone t2t91
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OAK ROLI.-TOP DESK, MEDIUM SIZE
In good condition cheap. Phone W. 4e1s.
f2s05
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wANTED-BoARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM BY
young lady: state terms, address teIn-
phone. east side and close In. N-o5.
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DENTISTS


DIR. j 3. KEYSOR, 230 MAIN ST.
Wasatch G62S. Good~oet teeth Sovsms vsmsfa1
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

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for light housekeeping: gas ana C.
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breezy, very reasonable 40 mo. Sta,tS::
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
WOODROW WILSON
ARIST0CRAT.
Uos Angeles Esprcss)


j. W, Park, II Princeton university
man resident In las Angeles, has
made aniduvit that he heard Professor
wilson make Use Of the following
language:
II am opposed to the higher edu-
cation Of the common people: some.
Oody must do the dirty WORK OF tn"
world: why shouldn': the children OF
the working clnsses be Drought up To-
do the work their parents are now
DOING"
Wilson denies that he used such
language. but the record az his whole
public life II convincing evidence IN
favor Of Mr.. Parks correctness of
recollection. Park has no political
reason to miSquotc Wilson, ana no
personal occasion 10 do such q thing
Hence there Is every reason Ia Oe.
llcve him.
Nobody has ever referred to the
Democratic nominee MS ~ com
moner." IFS public utternnces are
Hrlstucrutic In tone aud tendency, and
his sympathies entirely beyond the
people" lie doesn't understand them,
ana not understanding he cannot APP
prrclutc their labor and their neces'
stiles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
FRS pHOTHnRAPHS OF
CITY c. hL-JlUERQUE
TAKEN FROM AEROPLANE

The most rcmarkubl" photographs
ever displayed IN Albuquerque ar"
thus" placed on oSiIibitiou this after
noon "a, Matson's. Strnng's Book store
and the New Mexico cigar store,
showing pictures taken with speed
camera Yesterday afternoon by Ayln-
tor Roy y. t'rapcls Of san Francisco.
who made flight especially for the
purpus" ~ photographing the city
and rnvirOns. The photographs were
tuksn with speed camera, at n
height at one thousand feet while
the bl-pan" was travelling at a rate
uf sixty miles an hour, and between
Ia" beats Of m" engine, or In one five
hundrodths at "a second. 4 half dozen
Of the photographs were successful.
on" picture shows Gold avenue and
lh' buildinRs thereon; another Gcn-
trnl avenue from Twelfth street Ia
III university; another The Rio
Grand, ana the BHrclas bridge. with
Luna h.U and the l.Idron" noun
'uius lu 'hr distance. ana another
shows the American Lumber Com
pan, plant and yards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
LANDCOMMISS|ONER
MAKES TOUR or
IS COUNTIES
Robert P. Ervien Here Today
En- Route to Home in Santa
Fe After Reconnaissance Of
Public Lands in Half State

After whiting 'i,f.'u counties IN
the state for the p.r,u." Of securing
first hand Information r'gtrding pub
lic laudp. Robert t. ~ 'u. "omTnts>
siOnrr OF public land. Has in Albu-,
querquc to-day, leaving 'u. H'''rhpon
Tor his home IN SaHtu g., Hr Err
wien made the trip through NIf III"
state in an automobile" and .N. Hc.
,umpnnird by MIS-. Eryl"u Mf cart.
wright and James Scnguau. "A. ,I..
tied Torrance, GuadHIup". 'ua.r..
Eddy. DterO. bona Ana, Luno. Grant
Sierra, SOcOrrO, Valencia, B"rnr.l"
and SandOval counties. Conditions
are unusually encouraging In al th"
counties In which he visited. accord.
INK 10 Mr.. Eryl"n. there being splcu.
did results this year IA the agricul
turh belts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
CORKED BOTTLE DRIFTS
THOUSANDS OF MILES

Louisville. KY. Oct. i9,--Throwing
a tightly coTksd bottle containing her
name and address into the Ohio river
nearly five years ago. Miss Nora Lea,
OF iO4 Fast Gray street. Louisville.
did not hear from II until today
when she learned II had been picked
up off the coast at San Diego. Cal.
The finder. Charles Collins Of JON
Phillips street. Toioda. ohio sent
MiEs Lea th0 slips oi panrr she had
put In the bottle. saying he had fish
ed II out OF Coronado bay while on
u yirii 20 California.
Captain Joba +. c, Hedgewald, u.
g. A.. (retired) Of Louisville, will
make a report tn the Uniled BtatOn
coaA; and 0eOdetiG survey, believing
the polite passed down the Ohio, into
ehb Mississippi, through the Gulf OK
Mexieo. then RcrAes the Atlantic. In
ai4n and Pacific oceaA9 before Il was
tiHalIy washed. w on the coast Of
California. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Power Company R..orennIz..,i.

Denver. colo, oct l9.--ReOrgan-
iZUtipn ~ the Central Power Go. Of
Colorado bv which between $1,000, 900
and $4,000 900 will be provided for
charging the plant AZ Sh0shone.
building transmission into Colorado
springs ana making other Improve
m'nts Is tn" program To be carried
out about January !. according To AN
announcement made today. II is also
stated that contracts have been signed
with the Denver City Tramway com
pany whereby that company viii be-
gin using power from the power com
pany about January I, IL II under
stood that the contract absorbs prac-
tically all the surplus power OF tho
Central Companv's plants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
CrInl,lcd Gaoanler at go.

san Francisco, Oct. i9.--Adrift and
helpless. with eighty passengers from
Portland for san Francisco, the new
coaster Canine Is waiting for assist
ance is miles OF shore ana about 90
miles north Of tha mouth Of tile ump-
qua river. she dropped her propeller
AZ $3.50 o'clock this morning, The
Canine is calling steadily for assist
ance but the latest word from her
said nothing Of any ship bound to her
aid. ~ present the vessel Is In no
danger but fifteen miles * less lee
way from a ragged coast than Cap
tain Ahlin could wish,
The Canine Is q new steel vessel OF
?.O7s tons register, 1T three months
on the run.
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GOOD ADVICE.
An albuquerque CItiseR Gives InIor-
nation OF Priceless value.

When you suffer from backache,
Headaches, dizziness, nervousness,
Feel weak, languid, depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders:
DO you know what 10 dor
Some Albuquerque people do.
Read the statement that follows.
It's from an Albuquerque citizen.
Testimony that can be Investigated.
Mrs. ]. V. Ament, 100 ". ArnO ST.,
Albuquerque, ". Mex. says: "Doan'a
Kidney Pills were first brought 10
our attention when we lived Rt Auror
IA. III. They were used az that time
by a member OF our family, who was
suffering from kidney complaint A
tired, languid feeling was present and
the kidney aocretlOns were dlsor-
dered. D0an's Kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties,
and acted an a tonic 10 the entire
ayslem. when there has Oeen need
OF q kidney remedy since then,
DoRn'a kidney pills have never failed
10 prove OF benefit"
For sale by all daaiears. Price :
cents. Foster Milburn Co, BuRal0.
New York, sole agents for the Un-
fteG Stataa
Remember the nAme-Doan's--ana
take mo- Other.--Adv. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MEXICAN WARSHps IL. ,
BOUND FOR VERA ifAUjH

Washington. oct. l9,--With two
American wnrshlps stenmlng for ports
on the east coast ~ Mexico 10 pro-
tcct American interests II need be.
state department officials were con-
ccrned over the developments Of the
latest revolt led by Felix Diaz.
The cruiser Des Mones, ordered 10
Vera CRUZ. should arrive there to-
morrow, according to the estimate ~
the navy department. The Tacoma,
ordered from Blueflelds 20 Tampico.
has not been heard from, though sha
undoubtedly has sailed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Ei Pnso. oct, 1.-two thousand
federal troops will attack Vera Cruz
today. according TO a telegram re
c"iyrd here this morning by AbYtQ
Madcro, uncle Of President. MAdero!
The message comes from Ernrstn
Madcro, minister of hacienda az. Max
leo city, and also stateG that the fed
eral troops are under command OF
General Beltran and not under Cen
crnl Huertn. recently removed from
command Of troops In tho north Of
Mexico. Huerta, the telegram says,
remains at Mexico city :
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
OIAz DENIES
CONTINUED from Page ons.>


to the fact that the rebel leader would
not permit his men TO forage on the
ranches owned by the federal general
II In said that Trevinos resignation
bears direct connection with recent
developments In other parts Of Mex
leo.
Trevino IL popular with the army
throughout the republic. especially In
the north of Mexico, where so for
the federal troops have remained APP
parently loyal. although not pursuing
the rebels with any degree OF Rctiy-
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TRIBESMEN DRIVEN
BACK by sERVIANS

Belgrade. Servia. oct. i9.--1he re1
port of the capture of PriHhtina yes
trrday by Scryian troops was false
according 1" an official nots Issued
today.
The first Scryian army corps com
manded by the crown princ:, has
crossed the Turkish frIntie' near
ItitZuyntZ. where II dro'. back "a
force of Arnaut trlbesm"c and t1uk
the small town Of BuJan"v.H ana "A
railroad station between liliEnvatE
and uskup. The Turkish troopH ere
destroying the railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MONEY TO FINANCE
DYNAMITIEG TRACED

ny Leased wire ts RvssiSG tSGsaldI
Indiana polls. Oct i9,--PoStoffice
money orders showing how J. J, NC
NamRra sent through the malls funds
which Ortle e. Mechanical used ON his
dynamiting trips were produced at
the dynamite conspiracy" trial to-
day,
Robert n. BrysOn, postmaster OF
indianapolis. identified many money
orders lsasled 10 AeMaRisAl and pay
able at cities where explosions oc'
cured.
The records showed transmission
Of money By Mcnamara to Frank q,
Eskhoff. Cincinnati. L. 4. Noel, De-
troll. OcretAry-tTeaHureF OF "a local
iron workers union, testified no knew
Mechanical yhep the latter was work
lng on a building IN Detroit In June.
1907. Noel said herbert .. Hockin
was living n Detroit ~ the time.
Btyant hauls tFunin. Phsne SCI.