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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
lLAMADA PARA UNA coNvEN.
clON REPUBLICAN, DE CON-
DADo.

De acuerdo o n resolIcion pa
sada en- una junta de la ComisioI
Central Republican,, del Condado &C
Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico. es llamada
por esta una Convention de Delega
dos del partido Republican, del Con
dado de Santa Fe, que sera tenida en-
la Case de Cortes del Condado, en- Ia
Ciudad de Santa Fe. ell Sabado, dia
de Mario, a las 2 de la tarde, para el
fin de ~escojer Is delegates para que
represented dicho partido de dicho
condado en- la Convention Republics
ma de Estado, que Eera tenida en- la
Sala de Representatives. en- ell Capito.
lilo de Estado ell ola s de Mario, 1912,
a las 2 de la tarde. para escojer ocho
delegados del partido Republican,
del Estado que atiendan a la Conven-
cion Nacional de dicho partido Repu-
blicano, que sera tenida en- Chicago
Ell dia Is de JUNO, 1912.
Para ese fin convenciones primaries
son por esta Hamadas en- los varios
precintos de dicho condado, de ser te-
idas en- los precintos NOS. 3d. A, z, IL, Is,
II y IS, a las Z de la tarde ell dia 20
de Febrero, 1912, y en- todos los otros
precintos a las 5 de la tarde del mis-
mo dia, todas las dichas primarias de
ser llamadas al orden por las perso-
mas y en- los lugares designados y es-
.cojer ell numero de delegados aqui es-
pecificados, a saber:
Precinto No. /, Pojoaque, A delega-
dos, presidente. Eutimio Roybal, en-
la casa de escuela en- la Iona.
Precinto No. 2, Tesuque, 2 delega-
dos, presidente, .Hipolito Dominguez,
en- la casa de escuela.
Precinto No. 3, Santa Fe, IL delega-
dos, presidente, Nicolas Sena, EN- la
sala de Simon Vigil.
Precinto No. A, Santa Fe, IS dele
gados, presidente, Ceferino Baca, en-
la oficina del Juez de Paz.
Precinto No. 5, Aqua Fria, 5 dele
gados, presidente, Felix Romero. en-
la casade escuela.
Precinto No. s, Cienega, 2 delega-
dos. presidente. Nicolas Narvaez, en-
la casa de B~onifacio Narvaez.
Precinto No. Z, Cerrillos, 3 delega-
dos, p~residente, Matbas Montoya, en-
IL sala de Rafael Granite.
Precinto No. s, Galisteo, 8 delega-
dos, presidente, Pedro Ortiz y Pine,
en- la sala de San Jose.
Precinto No. 9, San ndefonso, 4 de-
presidente, Elfego Gomez,
en- la casa de escuela del distrito No.
Precinto No. 10, Stanley, 2 delega-
dos, presidente, H. C. Kinsell, en- la
casa de escuela-
Precinto No. II, Golden, / d~elegado.
,~residente, E~scolastico Martinez, en-
a casa de escuela,
Precinto No. IL, Lamy, 8 Delegates,
.,residente, Rogue Tudesque, en- la ca
de escuela.
Precinto No. IS, Glorieta, 8 delega-
los, ~presidente, Antonio Gurule, en- la
ienda de Taber.
Preclnt0 NO. IA, Cnlmayo, 4 dele
ADDS, presidente, Reyes Ortega, en- la
asa de escuela.
Precinto No. is, Santa Cruz, 2 dele
ADDS, ~presidente, Bias Q~uintana, en-
i casa de escuela.
Precinto No. 16. Santa Cruz, 4 de-
~presidente, Alfredo Lucero,
n la casa de escuela.
Precinto No. IL, Santa Fe, z delega-
os, presidente, G. c. Closson, en- la
lila de Federico Lopez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Triste fin fu6 Ell que cupo a la Sta.
Candelaria Gabaldon, hiia de Don
Trinidad Gabaldon, nno de los veci.
NOS mas conocidos de Atrisco, conda-
do de Bernalillo, y borreguero y ran.
chero acaudalado. La vispera de 81
boda Ia j6ven sufri6 quemaduras NOR
tales por habersele prendido la ropa
que traia puesta. La tragedia ocurri6
en- la noche del lueves antepasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Jacobo Chaves, superintendent de
a~seguranza, Sc march6 de Ia ciudad
81 martes pasado para Roswell, donde
comparecera en- la corte de distrito en-
la prosecution de E. L.. Wilson por
s~olicitar negocios y ~colectar fondos
para la Missouri State Life Insurance
de st. Louis, sin autoridad para clio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

TODD aviso de contesta debera ser
sometldo por escrito dando las razo-
mes de contesta, que deberan ser pro-
tocoladas Q Ell secretario de la Co.
mission Central del Estado al nenos
dos dias antes de la reunion de d.
cha convention.
Todas las co~nvenciones de condado
deberan ser tenidas no mas tarde que
Ell dia A de Mario, 1912.
vENCESLAO JARAMILLo,
P~resi4ente.
HERBERT W. CLARK, Secretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
LA EsPosA DE ALBRIGHT MUERE
DE REPENTE.

Las simpatias de sus muchos amigos
seran ofrecidas al veter ano editor y
publicista, ell Coronel j. Albright, del
State Democrat, que ell lunes pasado
fue llamado q Albuquerque de Santa
Fe donde Sc hallaba, por 81 triste men,
SAFE anunciando la muerte repentina
de su esposa en- la ciudad Ducal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

III padre Geirmsp, en- una mission
para hcmpres sn la Iglesia de San
Leon, "a Denver, censur6 { los indi-
viduos que no pagan sus deudas 4
pesar de que slempre parecen tener
dinero para pagan una deuda de tAber-
ma 8 casa de juego, pero nunca tienen
dInero para 10 iglesia, para obras de
carload 6 para pagan otras deudas
.1uetas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Felipita Lucero, que cuando tenia
diez ahos de edad Sc case con Ma.
nuel Manzanares en- Ignacio, Colora.
do, y 81 cual ha sido subsecuentemen'
to convicto de asaltar q su j%uvenil es-
posa, ha sido pussta en- la Casa de-
Buen Pastor en- Denver. Fue separa-
da de su marido y pide d~iyorcio. Ell
padre y la madre de la muchacha tam
bien estan divorciados,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Tucumcari reporta sells pulgadas de
nievc, y Elida, en- Ell condado de Roo
sevelt, reporta un rebellion de nieve
con ell vjento s~oplando & raz6n de 40
millas por bora. Sc teme que la fruta
en- Ell Vale de la Mesilla Sc ha helado
con ell frio, pues muchos arboles esta-
ban enforecidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Fu6 decidido en- la corte de Ell Paso
que n deuda incurrida apostando en-
carreras de caballos no podia ser CO.
lectada, y la demanda de a. S. Helm
man contra Francisco P. Caro- para ell
cobro de 5000 sobre una libranza dada
por Caro- en- pago de perdidas en- una
carrera de caballos, fu6 desechada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
FUcA DE UN PREsIDIARio
NEGRO.

Cannie Harris, negro, y prisionero
de confianza de la penitenciaria del es-
tado, que trabajaba IN la cocina de la
mansion ejecutiva, no Sc present6 CO.
mo de costumbre el sabado tn la ma
mana, y ell superintendent J. B. Nc
Manus ha ofrecido una recompensa de
1925 por su captura y entrega en- la ms
tituci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

En- esta ofcina % venden tods
clase De blancos pl Spios para los al
ferentss onciales. Los precics son
mf ficos y al ajcance de todos los que
neoesitan hles articulos. A las per.
sonas que vengan de afuera les aeon
sejamos que cuando vengan Z II pla-
IA SO disnen visitar Ia ofcina del
yuevo Mexicano y encontrarAr todos
los blancoa ~necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

La semana pasads durapte una tenn
pestad de truenos y relampagos una
vaca que estaba Of la pastura Sch
midi, al sur de Wagon Mound, con-
dado de Mora, fue muerta por una
centella. Los p~obladores mas vieJos
de esa region no pueden recordar otra
instancia de n tempestad destruc-
tora en- ell mes de Febrero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

La corte supreme de Colorado ha
decidido que un iuez de paz no debe
firmar citas en- causas civiles con una
estampa de hule, y q consecuencia de
este cerca de 5000 ~sentencias han sido
declaradas nulas en- eli estado de Co.
dorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Alvan N. White, superintendent de
~instruccr6n pdblica, recibi6 ell martes
pasado la ianza de Solomon Sanchez
por la suma de Sl2, 900, como custodio
de los fondos de las escuelas pdblicas
del condado de Guadalupe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Ell Intendente de Estado Sargent, ha
comprado so pies del solar del Juez j.
r. McFie, en- la Gale de Galisteo, ad-
yacentes a la propiedad Irrisarri
que hace POGO fue comprada por 81 Sr.
Sargent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Don Santiago J. Martinez, de Chi
mayo. Q hizo n agradable vista
durante la semana, habiendo venido
de Nambe a atender a negocios i'm
portantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

I'm despacho de Ell Paso dice que w.
J. Narvais, de San jose, California,
se suicide en- la taberna Orleans. Era
apostador en- las carreras y tenia 40
amos de edad. Ell acto fu6 acompasado
tomando &cido carb6lico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
MuJER QUE Es CANDIDATE PARA
FL sENADO DE CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles. Calf, Feb. 1s.-La
Sra. Clara Shortridge Foltz, abogada
y caudilla del sufragio igual, sera can
didato para ell senado del estado de
California en- III distrito de Los An
geles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

G. p. Sherman ha entablado deman
do en- contra de w. G. Hamilton. de
Roswell, para el cobro de un pagar6
dc 81, 0z0 y reditos montantes a $3.50,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Jesus Anaya, un j6ven de Fort Sum
ner, fue arrestado por ell diputado
guardian de GAIA J. H. Brooke por
matar codornices fuera de tempo.
Fue multado en- $50 y les costos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Fred. w. Springer, diputado escri-
bano de Trinidad, Colorado, hijo ma
yor de d. F. Springer, millionaire, fue
atropellado y mueruo por un automo-
vii en- Trinidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

La casa de Residential en- ell rancho
Smith Hanger, cerca de Artesia, fu6
quemada hasta los cimientos la sema-
ma pasada. Estaba asegurada On 5000
y la perdida fue 81 500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

The Chicago Flexible Shaft Com
pany ha entablado demanda en- contra
de Francisco Lucero y Montoya de
Albuquerque para ell cobro de hi
cuenta de S526. SO que reclama.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

FL microbes pasado fu6 Ell Microbes
de Ceniza, en- Ell que Sc da comienzo
a la cuaresma o tempo de abstinencia
que no termina hasta Ell domingo de
Pascua.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

o. b. Erickson ha sido nombrado
por ell Jusz David J. Leahy como re-
cibidor de la Fort Sumner Land and
Canal Company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

8. Johnson ha obtenido en- Albu.
querque divorcio de su esposa Ia Sra.
Brfgida Chaves de Johnson por raz6n
de abandono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
PlTNEY PARA LA cORTE sU.
PREMA DE Los EsTADos
uNIDOS.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 19.-El
Presidente Taft envio hoy al Senado
la nomination de Mahlen Pitney. de
Nueva Jersey, para ser Juez Asociado
de la Corte suprema de los Estados
In.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

L. M. Ortiz de Chimayo, estuyo en-
la ciudad durante la semana, aten-
diendo a la reunion de maestros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

James M. Burns ha vendido su ha-
cienda de liz acres, al norte de Dona
Ana, por Sl7 900 q J. H. Lomax, de Ell
Paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

De Roswell sc reporta un case adj
cional de difteria, siendo la vfctima
un nino en- Ia familia Crockett,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Arturo Romero lu6 arrestado en- Las
Vegas por permitir que 81 cabailo
anduviera suelto en- la Gale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Eddie Hansen. q quien necesitan en-
Carrizozo, condado de Lincoln, fue
arrestado en- Ell Paso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

El dia 6 de Mario ser& establecido
un banco de ahorros postal en- Fort
Sumner, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24
PERSONAL Y LOCAL.

Sc NEcEsIrAN, Trspos de a'eodon
iimpios. So paga 4 centavos la libra
Oncina del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

George v. johnson ha vendido el
psri6dico Pcrtales Times a n. s.
Ryther.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
$3.50 al ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-02-24

Valuable Sudfestiol

Valuable Su8festions
BY Mrs. Nevada Byiggs, ExtOnent o,
the An Of Baking, as kaAghf6y
Mrs. Lanet Mckenzie Hill
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
Don't Know Much About Babies.

DR. Harvey W. Wiley said the
other day In Washington Of can
ming concern:
These people. when We objected
TO some OF the poisonous chemicals
used In their canned peas and Rspnrn
gus. laughed at us. They said VIC
were ienoran and inexperienced
They pointed out that they had been
many years In business and that
they turned on, many millions Of
cans year.
~, reminded me Of woman whom
once saw In my young days. feed.
INK a babe n few months old on bits
OF fried fish and pickle.
Don't do that | said. Don't do
that. madam Ms most unhealthy 10
give fish and pickle to NO young n
child
''rh" woman frowncd upon me.
Huh she said don't you try
10 teach me how to feed babies.
Why. young Teller. I've buried seven
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
Advisory oosed Appointed.

A, the regular meeting Of the di.
rectors Of the La Junta Industrial
Association Thursday evening an ad.
yisory board OF fifteen was elected. In
accordance with resolution passed
at recent general meeting OF the as
sociation. The advisory board will
attend all meetings of the directors
OF the association. and give their
counsel and aid In all matters con.
cerninE the good and welfare Of the
city The members Of the beard
who will serve until September. when
the terms OF the present directors
expire. are AZ follows;
II Il. Hall. V. n. Lagerquist. g. T.
Baboock. J. s. Walsh. l.. r. Thcits.
J. II. crOxier. u. A Smith. =. $.
Hyde. q. y. McCauley. @. H. Little.
c. Il. Strain. J. A. kincaid. e. A.
Clark. c. x. sabin. J. V. welch.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
Whore
Everybody
Meets

ness men for ball team. the finab-
cial contributions are pretty hard t.
pull In. but II is hoped to secure the
required amount necessary, which
will be about five or six hundred dol
lars for the season. The band vii!
render the following program IN n.
court house park, Sunday afternoon.
ut J: 80 O'Clock:
March-On Wisconsin o. Purely
Selection from Bohemian Girl. Balfo
Quit kickin' My Dog Aroun'. Perk,n
Waves OF the Danube o.. kano,i'
Everybody's Doing II .. Of. Snyd'r
Loves Old Sweet Song. for trombone
Blaze OF Glory e. 81. . Holzmnnt.
Patriotic Medley Of National Ain
{. II. Nash. Director
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
Old Trsiis Mass Meeting.

About twenty prominent citizens OF
La Iunta held mass meeting In
The district court room last Sa'ur-
day morning with III" Los Angeles
Times ocean 10 ocean automobiI.
travellers who arrived In this city the
evening before. Several interesting
talks were given on III. benefits Of
good romdn IN Colorado Mr., Spaldinr.
chairman of the meeting said that
oioro county Ind pledged $4,000 To
be spent ON her roads this year, and
intended 10 keep them In firsi-clnss
condition.
Bert Smith. representative of the
Los Anxclcs Times. gave the mum.
ber piedscd tn the support of good
roads sccurcd thus far on their trip.
lie stated that there were ~ 900
members when they reached tn. Cob
orado line aud tha, 5000 more had
been pledged at Trinidad and La
Jun,a gave $500 more He also stat.
I'd that at the national convention
1t chicaeo they Intended Ia ask for
ccrtAin sum for tho support of
the pro3ese.
r. A. Davis. Of Hoisinxton. Kan.
told of The progrcss the Santa ~
trail had naAs In that state. Coun.
~ commtos(oser r. N. Harsin spoke
II the mAsksss which ars being made
Ia BE- placed aioaG the trail Mr. Raj
nard spoks - The b~n~fit to the IN.
tire state 10 general os the ocean
10 ocean peeple's tour. L. ~. Por.
ter. ot Clifton. Aris. stated that =
great bcnsfjt was 10 be derived from
tho project ~ the farmers. Mr..
Porter 10 lstes~strd In the good
roads woea 81 10 givins his time
and nst-atooo y Il.
A numoog g ~ business men -
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
Bard Concert.

The City Band rendered It's first
concert of III" season last Sunday aud
dcspit. the thr"nininp weather a
fair number Of people fhrOngcd the
park and listened io the music. The
band has been reorganiyed this year
and comprises the following mem.
bcra;
Il Mullen. Ernest s,snsi. G. u.
Nash. cornets: 4. w"in~kc. Walter
Mullen. J. X. Jobnson. altos: Harry
Young. william Gab~lc. Pat Cham.
bers. IN. Green. trombnn~s: Frank
Stangi. baritone: p. A. Gab~le. tuba:
A. A. Rauth. e. l.. Wyatt. Lynn
Gibbs. cIarin~ts: J. W. Wilson. picro-
10: Ram Mcdonald. drums: &. n.
Nash. director; 4. II. wetnek". man.
aGer.
The bands intention II 70 render
. conr~rt each week during June.
July. August and sspt"mber-- about
sixteen concerts. To DO this they
arr dep~ndins on subscriptions b.
the mssrhsnts. The city council has
voted eieo for their support. and
some of the merchants have con.
tribute1. but sfter having pulled
e3.see out of the ranks q the bsai.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15

cor,cd the touring party TO Las An.
imas to attend the good roads meet
Ing and banquet held there Saturday
afternoon and evening.
An Old Trails Association wns or
ganized with u. N. Spaldinr AS pres
ident: A. c. Draper. vice prcsideu'
r. D. McClintock. secretary. aud G
4. Bccrbohm, treasurer. a member
ship Of $500 was pledged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
COURT APPROVES
MARRIAGE AGENTS
Partisan Judge Allows Ex-
penses, but No Commission,
for Matchmaking.
Special Cable to the Tribune.

Special Cable to the Tribune.
PARIS, July 6.-French courts and
Judges arc sometimes paradoxical. Mar
rIages are diminishing In number. yet the
courts do not encourage matrimonial
agents. Matchmaking Is ell very well
and commenduble, but to make a business
ont ot matchmaking does not meet with
their approval,
IF the agent obtains payment in ad-
vance he Is safe. II after marriage the
bridegroom declines to pay a fec that he
had explicitly OF vaguely promised, 1t Is
agent the right. or has he not TO ap-
peal to the law for obtaining payment of
matrimonial commission? This IS a
question which has frequently been moot
ed In French law courts. In some places
the transaction Is considered as lawful
and binding, and in others II is con-
demned as being against public policy,
A court at Lyons recently decided that
a contract by which a matrimonial agent
percentage OF the dowry OF tho bride was
valid, aud payment was ordered Imme-
diatcly afterwards a Paris court decided
exactly the contrary, holding that such
q contract was immoral. and therefore
could not be enforced by law.
third decision has now been given
which hits tho happy medium con-
tract stipulated for commission and eN-
penses. The court allowed the expenses
the claim for q stipulated commission was
Illegal People may recover expenses for
matchmaking. but can claim no commits
sion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
ABANDON MIXED
BATHING PLAN
British Ministers Suddenly
Change Their Minds on
Public Agitation.
Special Gable to the Tribune.

Special Gable 10 the Tribune
LONDON. July 6.-Thc special mixed
bathing matinee. Tor ministers only.
which II was proposed 10 hold In the
Wimbledon baths, Is In danger OF being
abandoned.
The proposal, launched with enthu-
siaSm at "A meeting OF the town council
was the generous reply OF that body 10
memorials signed by local ministers and
officials OF the National British Women's
Temperance association. protesting
againt mixed bathing being allowed in
the public baths.
Resolved" wrote the council In their
minutes. that the town clerk be directed
10 reply to the foregoing communications
and 10 suggest that deputation OF Ia
dies and gentlemen be appointed by those
public baths during tho time public mixed
bathing Is in progress. and satisfy them
selves whether there is any real ground
for complaint
The Invitations. nicely typewritten
were sent out TO the ministers and the
secretary OF the y. q. w Il. A.. the
manager of the baths was instructed to
prepare seats for the party-and the In
vitations We're declined.
The desire 10 view 100 feet by 90 feet
Of sol1e OF the best mixed bathing IN
the country has LEFT the ministers. The
members OF the National British Womens
Temperance association will not como 10
SEQ the Inspiring spectacle OF mon and
women splashtng together In a million
gallons OF cold water,
In his letter 70 the council the Presby-
terian minister. the Rev. y, G Nacgregor
now states that his colleagues do not
think 1t necessary TO attend the special
performance. They we-e inclined To ac-
cept the offer at first. he explains, but
on second thought they do not think II
VIII be necessary.
Councillor Bellingham, who is n cham
pion OF the mixed bathing party said yes
terday that he thought this would be
the end OF the opposition In Wimbledon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
Expects to Guido Her Rivals
in Events of the Olympic
Games.

ONDON. July 6.-Englishwomcn are
expecting Miss Helen Preece, q
fifteen-year- old horsewoman, TO ac-
Al complish great things at the Olym-
pic games at Stockholm this
month.
representative OF her sex at tho games.
has won fame here as an expert horse
woman and athlete generally, and her
abilities are not unknown In the United
States At New York. In November last,
at the Madison Square National Horse
show. Miss Preece won outright the $1,000
gold cup, open to the world for riding.
in addition 10 many other blues" She
rode for several wcll-known people there,
including David Grey. celebrated jumper.
owned by J. Withcrby, and G, Chip
chase's Sapolia
She is q great swimmer and fencers
and can hold her own with tho best In
q cross-country run over the most dill
cult course.
At the international Horse show at
Olympia last year she secured two hrst
prizes. and at the Hunter and Polo Pony
show at Islington she grined three f1rsts.
Sho was twice complimented on her
splendid riding by Queen Alexandra per-
sonally.
Although OF a modest disposition. Miss
Preece confessed to a correspondent OF
the New York American, at the Rane,,
laSh Polo club, London. that she hoped
10 do something big at Stockholm,
II have entered for several contests
there" she said. but my particular am
bition Is 10 carry of the first prize In
the great pentathlon competition. That
Is n sun proposition, / admit. since II
includes five such different events: a
cross country ride OF 1000 meters (about
two and one-half milcs), riding over u
course Of 5000 meters, swimming 200
meters, fencing and shooting with re-
volvcr at a target twenty Ave meters
distant 49, i,
"a formidable list. you Will agree, and
all have to be won, but my father and
friends, under whose guidance ] am now
undergoing quite an arduous course OF
training. seem 20 have every confidence
In me. and, OF course. myself am en-
II have obtained special leave OF no-
.onro for n term from my school IN
Hertfordsbire, and my day s work now
commences as early at O'Clock every
morning, and only ends with bedtime
at 8 o'clock,
for rne each day, but it always includes
rid,nr shooting swimming. running and
walking practice. and today l have poem
put on a special diet Also. SO that
sbould be absolutely At for the penthth-
"The only thing that worries me is
the fact that shall be the only woman =,
! competitor in this particular conte"'' u
/ may make mo nervous
Referring to her New York Visit MISE
! Preece said;
"I had great time out there. Every
! body was so good 10 me ana ! u n'nre = re
! nnc Siders and their spo1s'nansn,p 10 20
great They seem To take tar ere5.v. az !,
! sctivc interest, In sports Ecncrhiy '"''A
! do the women In England
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07
A NEW PLAY FOR
SARAH BERNHARDT
Special Cable to The Tribune.

LONDON, July 6.-Mme Sarah Bern
hardt is 10 create n new part i'm London
next September in = oue-HCt play writ =
ten especially for her by her son and
his friend. NJ. II. Cain. The role - that
oi EiVand!erc. legendary and popu-
lar character In the French army during
the revolution. She has never before at
tempted 10 lmpersonate what might be
caued a piebian heroine of that kind. and
II is interesting 10 know how that part
Will be treated by the Ereut Sarah
The 'Vivandiere' Is the most popular
Of characters In France. or course the
creation VIII be surrounded by q historic
halo. She Will be Cantimiere Of tragic
revolutionary history. She viii wear the
traditional "dolman" OF Marion. no doubt
CantinIere drives her pony or her don
key, The once-act play IS TO be called
Christmas Night During the Terror"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-07

r ONDON, July 6.-Englishwomcn are
expecting Miss Helen Preece, q
fifteen-year- old horsewoman, to ac-
- complish great things at the Olym-
pic games at Stockholm this