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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
RUSSIANS TO FIGHT
IN BEHALF OF SLAVS
By General Count spiridovitch,
President Of the Slavic Societies.

Special Gable to The Tribune
PARIS. Oct. 12.--OfhciaI Russia will
make effort to localIze the war, but the
whole Russian popula tlon of ITO, 900. 600 Is
ready to help the weaker brethren in the
uuadruple alliance OF Bulgaria, Servia.
Greece and Montenegro.
They have made n great stroke OF pol
icy by pushing little Montenegro ahead
with its population OF ESQ, 900, against the
25,o00.o00 OF the Turkish empire. The
whole Slavic race is proud Of this heroic
step by King Nicholas. the greatest OF
Savs, ,''the glorious old eagle OF Monte
negro" as they call him.
Men and money will pour from Russia
after the first news tint Slavs have been
killed. You cannot push Russian
toward ACKNOWLEDGMENT but ne goes
ahead himself when the question
is of hoIping the weak. When the Rus
sian people hear today of Christian mas
sacrcs by the Turks. they cannot be held
back from helping their brethren
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Gross the Border.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dot. l2.--Mont,
enegrin troops have crossed the border
into the Sanjak Of NovipaZar and are
now attacking SietitDa, according to Of
fetal Information received by the porte
today. Sietitza is town close TO the
SeTyiau frontier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Causes of the War

Tho ceues OF TINS war are:
First. Turkish misrule OF her Chris
tian provinces. a disgrace to civilization.
There is no blacker blot upon the civil
lied countries than the way they have
permitted Turkey to tyrannise over her
Christian provinces.
Second, continuous rnassacres through
out the Turkish empire, nlassAcres quite
as frequent under the Young Turks as
when he whom Gladstone called Abdul
the Damned reigned at Constantinople.
There are no enterprising newspapers
10 publish tho red records Of murder.
Ono can get no news out OF the Turkish
empire, but II the American people want
TO know the extent of the massaores let
them ask their missionaries In Armenia
and elsewhere
Turkish rule Of Christian provinces can
not be mended; therefore 1t should oe
ended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
: Italy to Participate.

Europe is amazed at Turkey IS failure
to accept the Italian peace terms at this
critical moment and is worried be-
cause in Italy's participation in the
war there liz danger of drawing in the
other powers
3 All the stock markets suffered de-
, moralized day. Berlin appears to have
'lhseu the most distressed British con-
> ao]s reached the lowest point in his
tory. The Rossia, st. Petersburg, says
the fall In prices WAS due less to the
Balkan situation than TO the opera
lions of clique of bear speculators
anxious to enrich themselves at the
public's expense.
s The British chancellor Of the exche-
quer. David Lloyd-George, in an nd
dress tonight, said:
HThe prospects seems to be that in
o. very short time tho eastern horizon
VIII be ablaZe. We may express two
bopes-that the area of conflagration
will be limited and that whatever may
be the issue of the conflict between
the combatants, one result Will ensue,
that the boundary OF freedom and good
SgovernmenG will be extended.o
= The British Red Cross society Is
preparing TO soDd large contingents to
the front
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Bourses in Panic.

LONDON. Oct. 12.--1he stock mar
ket closed weak and nervous today after
experiencing the most depressing week
for some time. The weakness was due
TO the commencement of war lu the
Balkans, which caused heavy fall in
prices in practically all sections.
Dealers in stocks took the first unfa-
vorable news from the near east calm
ly. They marked down few quotations
in a precautionary manner, but when
panickY selling by Paris and Berlin
started in foreign shares, the relapse
became general, principally In the spec
ulative departments. The fortnight1y
settlement with heavy differences to
meet caused local forced liquidation,
and, despite temporary recovery on
hopes Of the powers being able 10
check the war. the heaviness became
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

Dr.. f. H. Conger, dentist, successor
to CDR. j. W. Ewin), 2lS Kearns Bldg.
Was. 932, Prices reasonable; work
guarauteed (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13

ly that of melting the Village populations
In the frontier districts to revolt, and,
in case OF their refusal to do so. the
bands are said 70 have been ordered to
burn the houses and massacre the in
habltants.
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morrow, The only reply declares thai
tho representations of tho powers are
tsvague and were made al too late
tldte.
The military prospects are SO comph'
ieafed that experts are unable to make
/, prophecies. while the political eondi-
tions are still more complicated. Vienna
I. and st. Petersburg newspapers are
printing articles limiting at bad faith.
Russia Of secretly backing the comhina.
'tions against Turkey. A section Of
the French press blames Great Britain,
sdeclsring that she prevented the pow
ere from making a strong stand against
ffhe war
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The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27
Order by Mail Telephone by Mail Postage

When one of Monte Vista's
merchants received one of those
interesting documents from the
County Treasurer giving certain
data as to the amount of the afore-
said's taxes for the year 1911,s he
proposed making the following
offer to the honorable Board of
County Commissioners. In con-
sideration of the acceptance by the
honorable board of a deed to the
entire property, real and personal,
of the before mentioned over-taxed
party, for the first half of the taxes,
the over-taxed would agree to give
his entire time and best efforts as
a mechanic to the repair and con-
struction of the bridges of the
county, in payment of the last
half. A like solution of the prob
lem of seeing daylight beyond the
Courthouse may be embraced by
number of the taxridden of this
county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27
STOCK SHIPMENTS

Stock shipments this week from
Monte Vista were as follows: E.
S. Matthias one car sheep for Albu-
querque; Rupert 3 cars for ST..
Louis; Terhorst 2 cars sheep, Olds
and Jones A cars for Chicago; Har-
per 3 cars sheep, Colo. Valley Land
Co. 2 cars sheep, DIETRICH & Mac
Arthur 6 cars sheep and E. S.
Matthias "a cars sheep for Chicago.
Thursday, James Bond shipped
8 cars of hogs to San Francisco.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27
DOES ADVERTISING PAY?

A week ago there was published
in this paper notice to the big
round world that there was for
sale in the east part of town, q
washing machine and rubber tired
baby buggy. Through this an
nouncement the washing machine
was sold and delivered, and two
families made happy. The owner
of the baby buggy has made the
positive announcement that he will
not carry it over another season,
and while this household conven-
fence is as good as new-almost-
he has determined to dispose of it
and no reasonable offer will be re-
fused. Exhorbitant taxes have
made it necessary to reduce stock
and over-equipment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Miss A. Stewart who has been
the guest of friends of Center, left
Tuesday for her home in Kansas
City.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

ATTENTION LADIES! Special
prices on the famous Shamrock Granite
ware. Come in and look them over.
Rio Grande Hardware Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. Belle Thomas left Wednes
day for Cheyenne, Wyo,, where
she will visit her daughter-in-law,
who is quite i'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

WANTEp-Stock to pasture on Widman
ranch two miles east Of Zlnser switch.
j. G. Andrus,
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. G., A. Bowden left Tuesday
for Oklahoma, where she was
called by illness of her mother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Henry Seth returned Wednes-
day from Chicago where he mar
keted his sheep
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. f.. b. A. Kellum left We'd
nesday for short stay in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. w. FL. Tully returned We'd
nesday from visit with relatives
in eastern states.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. A. III. Webster returned
Friday from short visit to Den
yer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

E. G. Lightner, representing
Struby Estabrook wholesale house,
was calling on his patrons in Monte
Vista Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27
New Lobby and New office

The Auditorium Hotel, one OF the
newest hotels in Denver, and becoming
very popular under the new manage
ment, since the owners Of the building
have taken full possession with Mr..
Rippeteau as manager, has grown to
such a degree that they find it necessary
to make more lobby space, SO they are
beginning on some extensive improve
ments making the lobby on 14th strt ct
30x50 feet, which with the lobby on
Stout street, 20x60 feet will make them
handsome lobby. The new office will
face both Stout and l4th streets. This
makes the Auditorium Hotel one Of the
classiest hotels in Denver.
1t has beautiful public dining room,
also private dining rooms for special din
ner parties and meetings The guest
rooms are elegantly furnished through.
out; every room an outside room with
every modern convenience. Everything
new, clean and quiet, presenting very
home like appearance.
1t is convenient to all business in
terests, yet Just few steps off the car
line for quiet.
The Auditorium Hotel is to be con-
graduated on its growing success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Miss Margaret Connar, who has
been the guest of Mrs. S. 5. He'll
man, left Tuesday for her home in
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Mrs. George Mccormick left
Wednesday to visit several points
in Colorado and also her old home
in Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-01-27

Chas. Hatton received word Sat
urday of the death of his brother
John Hatton at Williamsport, Ind.
Jan. 10.
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Taos NuevO Mexico, .. s A. viernes de Octubre I0l

propiedad los bienes de corpora
clones, monOpOliOs y OtrOs intere.
ses capitalizsdos que han acumula.
do millones sobre millones de pc.
SOS. Debes contempIar tOdo ESQ co
mo dinero NAL habido y robado q
no ser que esas corporaciones adj
neradas Sc declaren en- favor del
partido Progresista suscribiendc
liberalmente para ayudar mi am.
bicion como jefe y Supreme Die
tador de eae partido.
Estos diez mandamientos SO en-.
cierran en- dos, pertenecer y votar
con el partido Progresista y soste
nor en- todas cosas a su lefe Theo.
dore Roosevelt.
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NOticiaS Locales

G~>-N~~0-N0-~-~-~-N~-~o oN-N-NN.NN-o~o-o-~-~-~
On. Senobio Salazar y familia
de Guadalupita, visitaron Taos du
rante las ferias.
| Don Placido Garcia e hijas, de
Velarde, estuvieron en- Taos du-
rante las ferias.
Rev. Abel Sandoval, de Cha
misal, fue un espectador en- las
ferias de San Jer6nimo en- 6sta
semana.
Los sres. Juan B. Ortega y Mar
ciao Romero, de Ell Vale, este
condado, tranzaron negocios en- la
plaza el lunes.
Dn. Castulo Duran y esposa, de
Earl, Colo, estuyieron en- Taos on
esta semana atrafdos a las ferias de
San Jer6nimo.
Hon. Trinidad G. de Baca, de
Wagon Mound, guardian de caza
y pesca del Estado, visit6 tambien
Taos durante las ferias.
Los hermanos David L. Y Ray
mundo Fernandez, de Aurora, N.
M. estuvieron en- Taos durante las
feriss de San Jer6nimo.
DD. Perfecto Cordoba, conner.
cisnte en- Cimarron, N. M. aeon.
panado de su sonora esposa vista.
ron Taos durante las ferias.
Dn. Diego A. Ohacon, quien
dltimamente publicaba un peri6di-
co en- Mora, N. M. Sc dejo yer en-
la ciudad durante las ferias.
Dn. Preciliano Garcia, promi.
nente ganadero en- este vale, Sc ha.
LA muy mejorado de su enferme.
dad de paralfs que hace tempo
viene sufriendo.
Dn. Lafayett Garcia y la sonora
au esposa, prominente ganadero en-
Antonito, Colo. fueron visitantes a
las ferias de San Jeronimo de Taos
on esta semans.
On. Leandro M. Gallegos y ia.
milia, de Roy, N. M. fueron visi.
tantes las ferias de San Jer6nimo
on esta semana. Ell microbes par
tieron para Conejos, Colo.
Dn. Jose G. Sanchez y familia,
anteriormente RESIDENCES en- AFRO
20 seco y ahora de Springer estu-
vieron en- Taos durante las ferias
de vista a parientes Y amistades.
EI apreciable J6ven Felix Val
dez, quien SO halla ocupado como
caiero en- la tienda de J. B. Fer
nandez & Co. en- Barney, N. M,
Sc halla en- 6sta desde el viernes
pasado a donde vino a participar
de las tradicionales festas de San
Jer6nimo.
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Los MANDANII IENTOS
DEL PARTIDO PRO
CRESISTA
Segun Han Sido PromuI-
gad0s por el NueVo
Noises Theodore
Roosevelt

Primero: No adoraras ningdn
otro csudillo, caci9ue 0 reformation,
que a mi 81 Cacique Theodore Roo.
sevelt, que to he sacado de la ig-
norancia en- que viyias antes y to
ha hecho canocer que otros tienen
mas dinero y comodidades que til
Y deben despojarse de elias para
consuelo y benefcio de todos aque-
Hos que NADIA tienen porque no ha.
cen ningun trabajo, nj tienen suer
to nj inteligencia para enriquecerse.
Segundo, Deberas amar y hacer
benefcio tu projimo como a tt
mismo y gniarle por buen camino
en- esto de los negocioa poIfticos y
demostrarle que 20 Theodore
Roosevelt, soy el hombre necesarlo
Y deberia ser ell Presidente per-
petuo de estos Estados Unidos de
America, y que bajo tai considera
cion todos los pr6jimoa deben
unirse hermanablemente y votar
por mi y por 81 partido Progresista
en- la election presidential del ve-
nidero Noviembre.
Tercero, Santifcaras las fiestas
patri6ticas que con tanta frecuen-
cia celebra el partido nuevo, lla
mado Progresista, eI cual fu6 orga-
nizado por mi su gran Jefe y eau
dillo Theodore Roosevelt, siendo
obligaci6n precisa ineludible que
todos acudan fel y puntualmente
las juntas donde 20 y represen.
tantes mios pronunciaremoa dis
cursos, en- los que explicaremos
nueyas doctrinas Q instruiremos al
pueblo acerca de los grandes bic
mes J bene6cios que prometemos y
que recibiran acknowledgements 81
votan por los candidates del Parti.
do Progresista y por su ilustre Je-
fe.
Cusrto, Honraras tu padre y
madre, 10 cual en- sentido polftico
y conforme a los principios de
nuestro partido signifca que deben
Vds. honrar y obedecer a los nue.
vOs campeones que bajo mi direc-
cion y por mi mandate han toma-
do su cargo la reforma y meJo-
ramiento del geuero humane para
Ia mayor gloria mia y para la re.
alizaci6n do la ambici6n que abri
20 en- mi pecho de ser eI bienhe
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No. 40

/ El apreciable j6yen Juan B.
TrujiIlo, de TaIpa, regres6 dc Rem
| lgly el dia 3 de Septiembre.
Dona Josefita Chac6n de Con-
zales, de Antonito, Colo, visit6
Taos durante las ferias de San
Jer6nimo,
On. Candido BareIa, pr6spero
comerciante en- Oimarron, viaito
Taos atrafdo las feriaa de San
Jeronimo,
Hon. George Armijo, candidate
electoral en- Ia boIeta Progresista,
Sc halla en- Taos desde el Domin-
go en- asuntos politicos.
Don Bentura Guara, de esta,
parti6 para Las Animas, Colo. 81
microbes y en- donde espera per-
manecer por algunos meses.
Hon. Antonio Lucero, nuestro
eficiente secretario de Estado,
quien permaneci6 en- Taos durante
las tfpicas fiestas de San Jeronimo,
regres6 para Santa F6 81 martes.
Nuestro cumplido suscritor y
amigo, On. Cosme Mascarefas, de
Canon de Fernandez, regreso de
Ration, N. M. hace algunos dias,
en- donde permaneci6 por cerca un
afio.
Los jueces Hanna y Roberts,
ambos jueces de la Corte Supre-
ma de Nuevo Mexico, fueron
tambien espectadores de las fe-
rias de San Jer6nimo durante la
celebration
Ell j6ven Filimon Martinez Y la
sehors su esposa, residente de
Springer, N. M. Sc hallan en-
Taos desde ell viernes PIP. hospe-
dados en- la residencia de Doha
Emma Martinez.
Hon. Eufracio Gallegos, candi-
dato electoral en- la boleta Repu.
blicana, desques de haber perma.
necido en- Taos durante las ferias,
partio con direction a Las Vegas J
en- autom6yil el microbes.
Lie. M. C. Pacheco, quien re-
cientemente estableci6 su oficina
en- esta, sali6 el martes para los
condados de CoIfax y Mora con
negocios de su profession. Regre-
sara a Taos mahana sabado.
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hombre del caracter del senior Ba.
rela podria ser capaz de descender
a semejantes bsjezasl NUNCAl
Eu materia del cambio politico del
senior Blrela y del seflor Otero ha-
bia un mundo de diferencias. El
senior Barela no tenia que agrade-
Ger las posiciones que ocupaba ST.
no Ia buena voluntad y apoyo del
pueblo. FL sefior Otero, siendo co.
mo era empleado por nombramien
to del eiecutivo era en- cierto mo-
do pensionista del partido Republi-
cano y como tai incurria en- ciertas
obligacioues de que no podia ext
mirse facilmente, y asi es que su
cambio fue un acto de ingratitud
y perfdia que no tuyo otro acha.
que 0 motivo que 81 de la ambi.
ci6n burlada. Jdzguese por 10 que
hemos dicho arriba cual de estos
dos hombres Barela y Otero-
fue mas fel sus deberes y princi.
pics politicos y manifesto mas le.
altad y patriotismo desinteresado.
Creemos que nadie que lea 10 que
hemos dicho titubeara nj por nm
momento on decir que 81 senior Ba-
rea es parablemente supe.
rior al senior Otero en- 10 personal
y en- 10 politico
Ahora reapecto al sefor Marcos
Q. de Baca, aunque 10 considera.
mos un hombre muy estimable y
de bastante habilidad, su carrera
pdblica haata aquf no Ofreco pun
tos dc comparacion con la del So
nor Barels. Tai vez en- 10 future
Ilegue fgurar con sudciente pro
minencia para ser digno de tai
comparacion, mas On la actualidad
debe conformarse con que Sc olga
que es hombre honesto = bien
quisto, y ha abandonado 81 partido
Republican, por razones que q
conoce. Con este basta
y sobra por 10 presente.
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Ell TiO Ezra

"Solo Sc toma un pequeno esfuerzo
para poner las gentes en- una gran ba-
talla" una pequeha negIigencia de
constipation, biliosidad, indigestion u
otro desarreglo del hfgado hara 10 mismo.
81 Sc halla adolecido, tome las Pfldoras de
Nueva Vida del DIR. King para resultas
mas prontas. Son suaves, salyas y segu-
ras, y solo valen 25cts., en- La Botica
Taosefa. X
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~~eS0~oS~~e~o~N~-~eS-~NSN
Federico SaIazar y familia, d
Pasamonte, N. M. visitaron Taos
en- esta semsna.
On. Juan A. Chaves J familis
de Arroyo Hondo, visitaron Taol
on estos dias de ferias.
Ell joven Alberto Muller y 81
j6ven espOSa, regresaron de Velar
de la semsna pasads.
Hon. j. M. Medina y familis
de Arroyo Seco, tambien fueror
yisitantes a las feriss el Iunes.
On. Narciso Lsforet, de Questa,
visito Taos el viernes y de paso re.
nov6 la suscricion a La Reyista.
Dn. Juan Martinez y familia, de
Wagon Mound, estuvieron en- Taos
durante las ferias de San Jeronimo.
On. Leonardo Fernandez y ia.
milla, de Arroyo Seco, SO dejaron
YER en- la plaza durante las ferias.
Rev. Leon Delavelle, cura parro.
co de Pefasco, tambien fu6 visi.
tsnte la plaza durante las ferias.
Visit6 Taos en- 6sta semana, con
motive de las ferias de San Jer6-
nimo, don j. j. Romero, de Mora.
Dn. Jose Ignacio Garcia, de
Arroyo Seco, tranz6 negocios en- la
plaza y en- nuestro despacho el lu.
mes.
Dn. Librado Montoya, de Espa-
nola, N. M. estuvo en- Taos duran.
te las feriss dedicado la venta de
fruta.
On. Jose d. sena y esposa, de
Santa Fe, fueron visitantes las
ferias de San Jer6nimo en- esta SO.
mana.
Los apreciables j6venes Enrique
Rael y Lucas Oisneros, de Questa,
tranzaron negociOs en- la plaza el
lunes.
Les Sres. Demetrio .Santistevan
y JESUS Ma. Barela, de Costilla,
estuvieron en- la plaza durante las
ferias.
hon. peVerlno martinez y faml'
liza, de Black Lake, N. M. fueron
visitantes en- nuestra plaza durante
el carnaval.
Visitaron Taos durante las ferias
de San Jer6nimo, On. Patricio Pa.
checo y la sonora au esposa, de
Wagon Mound.
Don Leandro Montoya, de So.
pris, Colo, de pasO que vino a
Taos a participar de las ferias de
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