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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
cUENTo coRTo.

El captain B., un conocido milo que
principle 81 carrera en- ell mismo bu-
que que yo, me cont6 dltimamente IN
lance de los mas divertidos.
Estando al servicio de Su Majestad,
SUI ayuda de camara cay6 un dia en-
fermo y encarg6 a I'm irlandes, amigo
suyo, reemplazarle en- sus deberes.
Este irlandes era hombre mas SEN
clio de mundo y hacia cosas muy dis
paratadas.
Ell captain, que Sc habfa distinguish
en- mas que una victoria sobre nues-
tros enemigos, los frances, habfa per
dido sn pierna i~zquierada, los dos bra.
zos y I'M ojo.
La vejez, aliandose a la guerra, Sc
habfa encargado de acabar con sus
dientes y sus cabellos.
Ell pobre captain llevaba pues pos
tizas todas estas cosas; pero su ayuda
de camara no Sc lie manifesto al ami
go que lie reemplazaba.
Cuando ell captain estaba d punto
Nc oSOotoAoCs AtdAAO oil AAdAluSc J CotC
acudi6 precipitadamente al camarote,
Quftame esta pierna, lie dijo ell ca
pitan. Ell irlandes lie miro espantado,
pero viendo que ell captain no Sc bur
laba. trio de la pierna y Sc la llev6,
Ahora quftame estos brazos dijo Ell
captain. Y Ell irlandes trio de los bra
EOS y se los llev6 tambien. Ahora to.
ma estos dientes. anadi6 ell captain
Y Ell irlandes tom6 los dientes. Ahora
mis- cabellos. Ahora mi ojo. Y ell ir
landes segufa recogiendolo TODD y mi
randolo cada vez mas espantado.
Ell captain, notando TODD este y que
riendo divertirse. lie dijo: Ahora Il
dltimo y 10 mas diffcil: quftame Ia
cabeza.
!Dios mfo! critic Ell pobre irland6s
dejando caer a sus pies ell ojo de Girls
tai que acababa de recoger. !Quitar
lie q listed la cabeza! ?No Sc equiyo
ca listed?
Quftamela, grit6 Ell captain. Yo nj
me equivoco nunca.
! Pero lie infundfa tanto terror oil DC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
MAS.

Naci6 Ell amor en- tus oJos
y fueron con embelesO
padrinos de su bautizo
n Garcia y un beso.
Las Artes en- ii c%oncurren.
tiene musica en- tus labios.
Poesia en- tus miradas.
y una pintura en- todos lados.
81 dos seres que Sc quieren
regafian alguna yez
es para hacer pronta PAGES
y duplicar Ell querer.
Unos tocan la guitarra,
otros tocan Ell flautin,
yo toco... las consecuencias
desde que te conocf.
Jose Ma. Juan Garcia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

El diario Militaerische Polittchs
Korrespondezs de Berlin ouenta 70 u
guiente, ocurrido en- las lltimas mani
0bras militares:
TN largo convoy d. where's y mum
clones que &c dirigia 81 Quartet gener'
raj de un cuerpo de ejercito. era alta
cado por ina division enemiga.
Los conductores y II escolta se de-
|fendian con encarnizamiento, dando
tempo d que llegaran en 81 socorro,
primero I'm regimiento De infanteria y
luego una brigada,
hi Kaiser, recorriendo 81 campo de
maniobras lego ~ sitio donde Be desa'
rollaba u ~supuesto tactico VA explica'
do.
Observe que n larga fila de solda-
dos de I'M regimiento az dragones. lie
yando bandoleras dc sarga, 4simulaba
i'm convoy.
Cada soldado r~epresentaba IN vehi'
cul0.
De pronto, uno de los dragones ca
VI en TERRA movie en- FL arie Ia pier.
ma izquierda Y luego permaneci6 I'M
m6yil.
ri Kaiser 80 10 acerco Y le interrogo
severe.
--YQue haces ahi? ?Eatais herido
3 enfermo.
No. acknowledgements "a dragon
sin moverse.
-Entoces. spor que permaneces ten
dido?
-Majestad, % que 70 representa- un
vehiculo.
Bien; pero los demas vehiculos 5 2
alejan bajo 81 fuego enemigo.
~ yo no puedo hacerlo.
-Levantate y CORE 4 incorporate
a los demas.
mo puedo majestad.
?Por que?
Ell vehiculo que 70 representa- no
puede seguir al convoy.
-?CuaI es la causag
lay majestad! -dijo Ell soldado
con dolorido acento. Una bala de ca
non me ha rotado una de las ruedas!
El Kaiser 30 echo d reir. Luego en-
treg6 al soldado tres marcos y le dijo;
-.Mny bien! va vendran 4 com
ponerte la rueda! !Ah themes para
que puedas engrasar 10 Otra!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

I'm individuo alquila TN cuarto y SO
queja al portero de 10 endeble de las
paroles, d~iciendole:
-Desde aquf Sc debe DIR TODD 10 que
pasa en- casa del yecino.
No, senior; porque al lado hay un
aprendiz de cornetin que Sc pasa to-
cando TODD ell dia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Un oaballer0 muy rico sd3 enamor6
al una j6yen de clase inferior 4 II III,
Va; v como varios Wales que habfa
e~nlprendid0 para borrar aQuslla Pm
sion; no habian hecho mas que acre.
centarla, exclam0: AF
6era precise que me 4 3 con esa
mujer, porque no ~encuentro otr0 me-
dic para dejarIa De amar,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

MI marido y 70 hemos acceptable
Ell principle de no disputar delante de
nuestros hijos. Cuando amo q te-
ner una p~endencia, les hacemos salir,
.Ahi--exclama un amigo de la ca
sa-Por ESQ Sc les We siempre en- la
Gale.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

En- Ell tribunal:
Ell procesado.-Ignoro por que Sc
me Gus de haber falsificado una fir
ma, puesto que no Sc escrlbir mi nom.
bre.
I'll juez.-?Y ESQ que importa? No
Sc trata del nombre de listed. sino del
nombre de otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

bre ayuda De cAmara IA ave n capt.
tan IL decia, qpe X sAli6 prectptadar
mente AL oamarote. lleyandosa los
largos cabsllos az aquel Y gritando:
ri captain es TODD postizo, TODD pos'
tho! \
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

I'm caballero Sc incomoda con Ell
crido-le dice.
-!Esto es intolerable! Oh tn es-
tas loco o 10 estoy yo.
-!Ah. se1ori-contest6 Ell inter.
pelao.-No lie cree d listed capaz de de-
jarse servir por I'm criado demente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

"A Gede6n, que es la distraction per.
sonificada, lie han robado 81 pahuelo, y
I'm amigo le pregunta:
-?Pero no la notaste cuando tie
metieron 10 mano al bolsillo?
Isl, pero crei que era la mia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Decianle q un hombre muy presun.
tuoso que IA vida de los heroes era cor
ia; y replico al instante:
?Acaso tengo yo la culpa de no ha-
her muerto todavia?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
Entire marido Y mujer:

Entire marido y mujer:
ELENA, hazme Ell obsequio de yes
tirte mejor y de comprarte algunos
trajes
?Pero no me recommends siempre
que haga economics?
Els corto; pero he hecho NAL. Des-1
de que vistes tan modestamente, no
hay quien me presto dos pesetas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Dice I'm naturalista:
Despues de TODD ?sabe listed 10
que le falta al ~orangutan para ser
hombre?
LA palabra.
Isl. senior; solo Ia palahra 81 Ell
animalito puediese decir soy I'm Gran
gutan,y seria I'm hombre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

10 con0zca un caball0ro,
que entinta es cabello en- vano,
v por no parecer oano,
Quiere parecer iintero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
valioso Libro Medico Gratis

Tambisn cnviare 4 I'd. I'm e~jernplar de mi libro medico del
hogan s.Gufa Medicinal Frivada." Este libro describe en-
scncilIas palabras cast todas las Intermediates y dice como
evitarlas y curar nuchas de elias en- 81 propia casa sin doctor.
Atencion especial se da AXIS Intermediates pecuiares al hon.
brc y Ia mujcr, On las que I'm doctor ordinario ha tenido poca
experiencia. Quiero que I'd. posea este libro y con gusto Sc
10 enviare GRATIS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

En- I'm tribunal:
-Por que ha entrad6 listed en- Ia
carcel?
-Porque me han llevado dos poll
zontes.
-?Por embriagarse?
Isl. senior; los dos estabamos boz
rrachos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Preguntaron d una seiorita:
?Por que prefiere listed las come.
dias enteras?
-Porque en- las comedias de un acto
Sc casan mas pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
Hlanccs On EsDanor.

ENt#kT M#rHA NHN
Auto de Arresto. ~ pliegr
Auto de Prision. n plieg0.
Declaration Jurada, ~ plisgo.
C~ertincado de NomhramiertO. ~
pliego.
Fianza Oficial. IL pliego.
Fianza Official y Juramento, II
pliego.
Fianza para Guardar = Pa. n
pligeo.
Formula dc Enumeration. - piiego
Contrato entire los Directories y Pro
ceptors, IL plleg0.
Caminos, &c.
Libros de Rec,0o Dc Capitacion. 50
On I'm libro. 16c.
Noticta de Asesorss Dc Asssament4
100 en- I'M libro. 10.
Contrato de Ccmbustible. II pliego,
Docu1nento Sin Garantia. II plieSo,
Option. IL sheet.
Notas-Oblisaciones. sc Dor 30.
Hbros-Certificados dc Bonos. u
Lbros de Recibos Supervisors Dc
Libros de Election do DIRECTORIES
de- Escuela. 4. s. > pasinas. 1oc. SOC
y zoe.
Application por Llcencia Dc Matri
monio. IL pliego.
Certificate de Mnsfts. - pliego.
Certincado dc Naciment0. ~ pilego.
Registration Dc Fallectnentos J
Muertes, &c.
Jues de Pas. Repertoire Criminal J
Civil. "a.
Contrato de- Partido. II pliego.
Uscritura de Esnuncia. II pliego.
Documento Garantizado. - pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienss Mueblss. II
plieso.
Documento Dc Hipoteca. II pliego.
Documento 0arantixado. extensl
| lorna entera. full sheet
C~ertincado 10 Matrimonio. Toe cd
mo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Mas vale III tardar prudente
aunque cause pena esquiva,
que la prisa intempestiva,
81 Ell case no la consiente.
II Rpfs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Con tenerte en- 81 alma,
ansio por verte;
contenerme no puedo
nj aun con tenerte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

-Oye Luis.
-?Que quieres?
-vengo a suplicarte que me sirvas
de padrino.
para tn matrimonio?
No, hombre, para I'm duelo.
-tAh! .Que susie me habias dado!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Question de tipo:
-?Como es ESQ, doctor? Me dijo
listed la semana pasada que Ell enfer-
mo moriria fatalmente, y. sin embar-
go, esta bueno y sano.
Dispense listed, amigo milo. 70
die que moriria pero no die cuando.
?Espere listed, y vera como mas tarde
6 mas teniprano me salgo con la mia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Matilde esta enferma v I'm amigo le
pregunta:
?Como sigues?
-Muy NAL me han visto siete me
dicos.
.Siete medicos. lParece mentira
que nj te hayas muerto todavia!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

r,,.a 80 u hiarro encendido
", 81. ~ eotas
-~-ocui ~ notas
.srrcr ~, VIA u. N
1900 nsro VI ~ abrigo
~ una oerteza:
arhsrda n tr,steza
ssho lInrar.
cssrhr. cor 4, mann Merida
Y. .ssrrs Al huerto a1eno,
$1,000, Al n seno
Y 10 ~ bamhyiento esta.
1900. t,andc \ uuien Erita
$500 hurdido Al llamas
To- ~, amas.
$3.50 q sohaa amar
~ 4, ct,icio ID fueeo
-n.a u cuerno lacerado.
haeta III cercado.
c,,a Z, III nenumbra Ell paz.
nj ssarr. raci4n labradas
g syt,endan cabe III ruinas,
] hsr v,,alto Ias eolondrinas
- la r,,,nas y anidar.
uav ~ aailo frontero
,orda ertra lirios morados,
800 ,entoa callados
~ v;aiacitos van
.a..aridos mr. IA mano
$3.50 ~a1sg;osos huenas
sa,a~ cua olv,da sus penas
narsardo -rasucitar.
NJ Ioa coImenas cercanas
!, ,,,.I bacan IA abeias.
-,--.,na. cor vioiaa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Amor es como el aqua
segun Sc toma,
que a muchos los refresca
y d otros los sofoca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Una suegra ha lido a pasar una tenn
porada a casa de su yerno. Despues
de seis meses de estancia, lie pregurta:
-vamos d yer hijo milo ?que traje
es ell que me sienta mejor?
Ell de yiaje.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

-?No dices que Petra es tan vani-
dcsa? Mira]a con que humildad reza.
Isl pudieras penetrar en- su alma,
verias que sc esta adorando q 81 mis-
ma. No tiene otro quito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Gale 81 alma % que siente
porque sienta 10 que cslla,
que amor Qne palabraS 'halla,
tan falso "a como elocnente.
y Tirso de Molina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
Entire suegro y yerno:

Entire suegro y yerno:
-iQuisiera ser una estrella excla-
ma la mama polftica.
OjalA. contesta Ell yerno.
-Pero, ?por que?
Porque la estrella mas pr6xima a
nosotros Sc halla q una distancia de
once millones y pico de Kilometres.
,Monstruo!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Bastante significa un POGO mas do
10 que cada n posee.
Franklin
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano Els.
panbl, $1.00 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

?Como esta til p~equehita?
-Perfectamente. Va ha cumplido
afo y medic, empieza a hablar y llama
4 81 padre imbecil. como n mujer
hecha y derecha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16
-ARJerAs So

DR.. w. II. LLOYD
MedIco y cirujano
Habla 81 Idioma Espanol.
consuitoria III Palace Ave.
TeIefono-267 Main.
Residencia-1os Shelby St.
Telefono-s7 w.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

Examen de la Historical
-?Quien sucedio q Fernando VII.
Ell aIumnoss muy satisfecho
-.Eso 10 sabe cualquira! Fernan
10 VIII.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-11-16

---- -coRr1H q cUoH IIfNno EscaBnrDoc con- LnDAD nNfEMEo HorM Sn ----
Cup6n H-B- LII Para Redblr Gratis Ell Tratamiento de valor de I'm Dollar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
REALTY MEN OPPOSE
STRINGENT PROVISIONS
IN NEW FACTORY BILLS
Many a Building in This City a
Fire Trap, Replies Com
missioner'S Counsel.

Carlisle Norwood. counsel for the
Realty League. was the frs. man e
address the State Factory 1nvestlgs ting
Commission. which held the FIRST OF a
series OF hearings on proposed factory
legislation in Trial Term IA Of the Su.
preme Court to-day.
The new bills do not divide RESPONSE
b.lity fairly between owners OF buildings
end tenants. he said. and suggested a
board OF appeal from the orders OF the
Bureau OF Fire Prevention. Ho de-
nounccd what he called 'the absolutely
absurd requirements that have been is
sued by the bureau either through In
competence or neglect"
Irresponsible taxpayers" said Mr.
Norwood, have been hailed to court
because they refused to obey these alb
surd orders"
Mr.. Norwood outlined a new board
OF survey. the members of which would
be paid SO each for every meeting they
attended. All persons interested, inciud-
Ing employees. could be represented on
this board.
THE Fire Commissioner may issue I'm
order to-day. IL this order Is carried
out faithfully, the owner is not pro-
tected from further orders demanding
more changes" said Mr.. Norwood.
Realty owners should be given GER
tihcates showing they have made
changes to conform with the law and
thus be protected from the orders OF
future Commissioners"
State Senator Robert F. Wagner,
Chairman of the Committee. interrupted
to say
Il have listened to your attacks on
individuals. I'd like to hear about your
objections to the proposed laws"
Abram I. Elkus. counsel Off the In
vestigating Committee. reminded Mr..
Norwood more than once that he was
attacking the Bureau OF Fire Proven
ton more than helping the Commission.
Norwood said he was speaking for an
association that represented several
hundreds OF millions In real estate.
Charles Buck OF the Realty League
Buildings in regard to doors opening
outward In factories. Mr. Elkus said
sliding doors would be safer in case OF
a fire panic. The bill reads:
where Ave or more persons are
employed on any floor OF a factory all
doors on such floor or floors leading
to exits must open outwardly or be
80 constructed As to slide freely"
Buck said almost every building In
New York would have to be recon.
structed II the provision for doors
swinging outward were carried out
This brought from Mr. Elkus the as
sertion that many an escape In build
ings In this city gave egress to a court
which would be cul de sac in case
Of nre.
And we've got to change these con
ditions." said Mr.. Elkus.
a. l.. F. A. Himmelwright. an engi-
neer formerly associated with the com
mission, said that every building ough,
to he emptied In three minutes and
should be reconstructed to make this
possible. IL necessary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
THREATENS
TO RELEASE AMERICAN
By AID OF y. S. MARINES.
Wilson, at Mexico City, Ready for
Action Against Governor Who
Ignores Demand.

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 23.-The Uni
ted States Ambassador. Henry Lane
Wilson. to-day declared he would not
long defer definite action In the inter-
est of W. G. Nichols. the American
fruit grower now In the Tamplco jail
Gov. Matias Guerra OF tho state OF
Tnmaulipas has not replied to the Uni
ted States Ambassador y demand for
Nicholas removal from the Jail. and
Mr.. Wilson to-day manifested his I'M
patience at the delay. lie said In the
event OF further delay his action would
be In line with the determination he
announced on Saturday to secure Mich
ois'A release from Jail even II II should
become necessary to land marines from
the cruiser Des Moines, now In port at
Tampico.
The Ambassador has been advised
that Nichols In III and that his life Ia
In jeopardy as q result OF his confine-
ment The charge against him Ia the
killing of n bandit, Cabaiios, who had
been pursued by the authorities for
month";.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
YACHT, AER0PLANES, AUTO,
ALL IN ONE DIVORCE SUIT.
Referee Recommends Wife of Mo-
ton Picture Man Be Given Decree
After He Hears Lurid Tales.

Gay trips aboard a yacht. automobile
jaunts. aviation meets. dinners and
other high links" figure In the divorce
suit OF Mrs. Mary T.. Smith against Al
bert T.. Smith. an officer In q large
moving picture Aim concern. A moving
picture actress. known only as Miss
Claire" was tho feminine figure in all
the merry expeditions planned and car
ried out by Mr.. Smith. according to
testimony OF his yacht crew and his
chauffeur.
Carl NJ. Petersen. skipper OF the
yacht. told OF one trip up tho Hudson
as far as Ardsley. on which only Miss
Claire" and Smith were passengers.
The testimony was taken before a
referee. 80. H
''Was this tho woman you saw on the
yacht7" asked the wife's lawyer.
at was" replied Petersen.
Whercupon a very artistic photograph
OF Miss Claire, became exhibit A" In
the records OF the suit.
RegInald Lyons, the Smith chauffeur.
tola OF taking Smith and Miss Claire"
10 the Cafe Beaux Arts at Huntington
l.. l., and to Belmont Park to see the
aeroplanes go up.
The referee to-day recommended Mrs
Smith DO awarded a divorce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
SON AND HEIR BORN
TOA. G.vANDERB|LT
E'LLHEAD FAMILY
News of Event at Wimbledon,
England, Is Called to
Grandmother. !.
NAME NOT YET CHOSEN.
Mother and Child Are Expected
to Visit This Country
Soon.
NAME NOT YET CHOSEN.

CabsserAms announce ths birth Of q
son 70 Mira Alfred q. Vanderbilt Al
Camp. Wimbledon. Surrey. End
land.
The hrot IN Ame1ca TO hear the news
was Mrs. vanderbiirs mother. Mrs C..
HaseatAns Basshor Of baltimore. who ex-
poets that a. coon a. Mrs. Vanderbilt
and the young heir are able to travel
they wfu como to this country and 20
straight to the Maryland city. Mrs.
Basehors cable came from Betchworth,
England. not far from which point MI
and Mrs. Vanderbilt have been spending
tho summer In their Thames houseboat.
Both mother and child are reported -
doing well.
Appareony no nAms has bseu chosen
for the baby. who win succeed his
father ~ the bead Of the Vanderbilt
family
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wander bit have
been married and divorced. Mrs.. Van
derbit. tho daughter OF Mrs. 6asshor
and her former husband. Capt. Isaac +.
Dn.mersou of Baltimore. wap Mrs. Mar
gare, Emerson kcKim. wife Of DIR.
Smith Hoiiins MoKim. She married him
Dec. %. 1907. and obtained . divorce
from him In Reno on the grounds Of
cruelty In 1909. DR.. McKtm subsequently
sued Mr.. Vanderbilt for 100000 for
alleged alienation OF his w1fe's afYec-
ticns. but the case was settled privately
out Of court IN February. 1911
Mr.. vandsrbiirs nrst wife was Miss
Ellen French. daughter Of Francis
ormond French. and better known as
Elsie" French.
The vanderbiit-French wedding oc.
CURED Ian. 10, 1911. In tho Zabriskie
Memorial Church. Newport. A son.
william Henry Vanderbilt. was born to
them IN November.
Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mrs. McKim were
married Dec. II, 1911. at Reisate. twenty
nvs miles from London.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
RED S0x ARRIVAL HOME
DELAYED By TRAIN WRECK,

BOSTON. Sept. 2s.-Because OF n
wreck on the New York Central. near
Rochester. ~. ". to-day, the special
train on which the champion Boston Red
sox were TO reach here by 2.s0 his
afternoon was delayed nearly two hours.
II was planned to have the players
driven through tho city In automobiles
and brought to Boston Common. where
Mayor Fitzgerald was to tender tho
thanks Of the municipality to the play.
ers who have won Tor Boston Its third
American League championship In A
dozen years and Boston's fifteen major
league championship since 1872
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
GEN. SlCKlES SUED AGAIN
FOR $4,000 ON HIS NOTE.
Civil War Hero, Recently Saved
by His Wife, Faces New
Financial Difficulty.

Further financial troubles for Gen.
Daniel l.. sickles cropped up to-day In
a suit filed against him In the Supreme
Court by the Bank of the Metropolis on
a promissory note for 5000.
The wife OF the aged hero OF Gettys-
burg came to his rescue the other day
by pawning her jewels and raising
$1,000 to pay OF q judgment which the
General was facing.
To-day. however. the Bank OF the
Metropolis. through its attorney. John
Delehanty. declares that on June las
Gen. Sickles gave the bank his note fci
1000. payable Sept. 4. No part OF the
note having been paid on that date suit
was accordingly brought.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
GIVE MURPHY TIME AND FISH,
SAYS TA0GART.

National Committeeman Tom Taggart
of Indiana breezod into headquarters
to-day. and no smiled owllshly when he
was asked what no thought OF the Muir
phy-O German Donnybrook fair.
THE trouble with people down here"
said Tom, lis that they're not willing
90 give Murphy time enough to get used
to the new order OF things Back In
diana way I've been eating fsh tho past
few weeks-great brain food. IL fish
since I've heen on the fish diet I
can see this new sort OF policies that's
coming into style and appreciate It too,
for that matter. but my friend Murphy
may be a little slower than me. BE
patient with him. Give the boy time.
Tell him to eat fish"
All but one OF the members OF the
National Campaign Committee were
present when the committee opened its
session at noon. They were William &.
McAdoo, chairman, lIenry Morgenlhau
OF the Financial Committee, Josephus
Daniels OF North Carolina, Robert
Hudspcth of New Jersey. Willard
Salisbury OF Delaware. Senator o'Gor.
man OF New York. Judge w. X. KIM
OF Oregon. Daniel J. McGiliicudy oil
Maine and Rolla Wells, treasurer. A.
Mitchell Palmer Of PsnnsyivAaiA wal
Soo Ao9OokvA
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CITIZENS THANK WALDO FcR
RosENTHAL SLAYERS' CAPTURE.

Pclce Commissioner waldo made p2h-
lie to-day a letter Witch he has ree~ycl
commencing the Dcpi"'.r ~ for It's wo.k
in arresting the remaining suspects N
tn. Rosenthal murl"r asc. Thf letter
Is from the citizens, Committee. appoln'-
eJ at ma s.-mee.ing he'd in Coo7c'
Cn!on Aug. II last. The letter sps TO-
lows.
ION Aug. 49, 1872. We Transmitted to Foh
the resolutions OF the 'Itizpns' tn.nn
mass-meetlng of Avg II, 1917. calling
upon the Police Deplr.ncn; to app AMI
the remaining fusitirss in'the i'osenthdl
case.
The successful accomplishment ot thf'
must be source of sratiicatIon to you'
Department. as 1t is 20 citizens IN gem
eral. Respectfully vndts.
"CITtZENS' COMMITTEE.
(sIgued) ROBERT :. BlNkERD.
Secretary"
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MARRIED FLlRT JAILED.
"No Excuse That You Have q wife
and Children" Says Magistrate.

The fact that you are married-that,
AS you say. wife and three children
are dependent on you for support-does
not alter your case" said Magistrate
Appleton In the Morrisania Court to-day
to Joseph Ottobelli. accused by Miss
oronica Lein of No. SO Southern Boule-
ward OF having tried to force his atten-
tons on her In the street yesterday.
The Magistrate. who on Saturday sent
Joseph Marsh TO the Workhouse on u
similar charge. sentenced Ottobelli 70
three months on Blackwell's Island.
Ottobelli was arrested yesterday or
the complaint of Mss Lein. who said
no had followed her from One Hundred
and Thirty-first street and Alexander
avenue to her home. frequently pro-
testing his desire 10 make her acquaint,
nnce.
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WALDO PICKED REJECTED MEN
WAVING INVESTIGATION.

O. Did you have a conversation rela-
tive to the forty-five men rejected by
Mr.. Cropsey7 A. Yes. sHe 'phoned and
made an engagement with me. I asked
Mr.. KeoGh and Mr.. yelling to be pres
ent. MIR. Waldo was two hours late.
and Mr.. Keogh had TO withdraw. Mr..
yelling and myself met Mr.. Waldo. lie
brought a large package containing the
records Of the department relating to
the cases OF the men objected to by Mr..
Cropsey. Mr.. Waldo turned these rec