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New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

returned to the ubbcncck wagon, and hm>led ultif
sentimental ride.
In Richmond, Virginia, there is a woman who con
ducts 4 mat rimOnia exchange to Washington every SIX
months dcvOting the proceeds of the undertaking To
charitable institution in Richmond and on every trip
she brings carload Of Young people into the city mas
them married shows them the sights OF tle town ana
hauls them back home Talk about New York Gretna
Green Los Angeles, and Niagara FalS-hoS eitcS are
not in it as a retreat for buShing brides They 60 to
Washington where the flowers blow and the lovely
parks and handsome buildings make romance the only
important thing Then having taken the trp 10 see the
sights, they nothing but each other and Whtn they
get home, they might as well have spent their honey
moon in Skeedunk Gap.
The way the couples go through the public buildings
is scream Pausing the threshold OF each command
and sail through utterly obvious OF the models OF bat
tlehps or the statues of great men, They are deaf to
the story OF how Custer made his last charge ana they
view with Indifference not TO say contempt, me Sor
geous paintings of Love and Sentiment in the Library
Of Congress: The only time they really seem to know
that there is ANYBODY else in the world is when they
meet the President and they are conscious OF him. not
because he is a great man, but SIMPLY because ne KIDS
them to finish All brides and bndcgroomS VINO 60 to
Washington hunt up their Congressman, smile sweety,
and say:
We are married Show Us the city.
And the first thing The Congressman docs 10 take
them 10 the White House and introduce them 10 the
President, who looks them straight in the eye with
kind and commiScrating glance. The President IS
kinder to brides and brdcgrooms than to any other va
riety Of White House callers.
One dav young Romeo six feet tall, with a hectic
flush on his cn-inch face addressed this request 10 Mr.
Taft "Nlr President will YOU give me your autographed
photograph; should ike TO kccp as pleasant Souve-
mir of my honeymoon.
well" laughed the President, IF the picture Of my
face is the most pleasant memory YOU Will have OF your
honeymoon, YOU are welcome to It.
pUT it is on sightseeing automobiles that the newly
- wcds show up in their true coors The lecturers
on the bbcnc.k wagons in Washington are choke full
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
COMING AND GOING

Going 20 school the way was long;
We watched the shadows ,ha. crossed the r.t.,
Dreading 20 see them grow more Stronl,
For we knew TOO well what their lcnsther,"- s.. e..
Oh the way was long, How hurried o.
Faster and faster until. in sight
The schooroof rose and 'hc old bell shonc
In the rosy torch Of the morning iga.
Coming from school The way Was short,
Yea though We loitcr,d AT suai-paoc '9E
Or even stopped for some game or sport,
Our books cast by q stone lr log
80 matter how far chose 20 stray,
In depths of the wood or by m'lpoud cool.
How strange - remember u now.-thc Wa"
Was always ~hor, when we came from school.
Nli,'iN, Es.+..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
SEN NrOR ILINN USES
SHORT AND JGIl WORLDS

MIR Tcg,thurr When recalled rIid
hc had nu telegram M his possrss,on
nor had h" ever seen any In which
ltuusrNrlt asked MIR. Hartman u
look ont for the selection ct q good
man tor United states Scuutor Ia
CALIFORNIA;
"lnlormation came To- me I" that
effect and that is the reason ! asked,
explained senator nomcrrnc.
William Finn, who testified, said
the TAFT people had spent $9E,OOu in
our country"
Senator Cmpp called Mr. Flina's at.
trntinn tu senator pcurusc's charge In
the senate that Mr.. l'linn had made
"A fortune out of municipal deals. and
had offered tl,OOO,OOO or 81, 900 900
Ia Senator Pcmnso and israel w.
Durham to secure the seat of former
senator Quay IN 1905.
"uRdcr oath / viii say that II
senator Prurusr made amy such
statement as that ne He'd" snapped
Flun, neither did I authorize any
other man ~ make such an offer tor
me"
Ar. flluu said ho had never taxed
1" senator 'rnIpSc OF MIR. Durham
about the senate lie declared he had
brought It Witness with him Nhu had
talked Win Senator PcnrOse Lbuul
III" senatorial place
81 have also mau here Who
signed my name to n iclcgrnIn ap.
pcaling to the Standard on conpuny
Tor assistance" said Mr.. Finn II
ala not authorize him To scud the
telegram.
"lIo had worked for The stamford
Cil cuupauy aud sliG lac hr'lclod hr
could h"lp ~" ana tod hun tu ru
ahead In hls own way, that ! vouid
h" very glad of any help n coulu
give me"
m" man who signed the telegram,
he said, was J. G. Slain. Mr. runu
declared ho had not receiver ahy
telegram from John -. ArchholI In
reply
"Thc STANDARD on company Is very
slruug In our state" he added. $50
senator has been elected from Penn.
sNl,anla I'm years IN which the voice
or the standard ON company was not
potential
when received specific iufurma-
tiun from Mr.. Frlck that they had
settled on Mr. Knox, wus through -
sIid Finn.
senator Oliver snm Mr. Fllnn's
statement ala not include a. his
contributions for local officers aud
members at IN" Legislature AMI the
senator wanted ~ know tho tCtal.
"nrcs the committee want to
know" demanded Finn, "huW much
money spent Tor all pOlitiCai pur-
poses this year."
yes" said senator Clapp
IAN right exclaimed the witness,
and turning 10 his lawyer and ASSOC
Clhtcg he said:
where are tho papors?"
A recess WAS then taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
BALKAN STATES PREPARE
FOH UNITED ACTION

Iondon. oct. i.---I1vorything. ac-
Cordiug to the dispatches from tho
disturbed Centers. seems Ripe for tho
Tong expected oonflaEration In the
nCHr east.
The armies Of tho Balkan states are
preparing for war with feverish aos
tivlty. The mobilization order given
out yesterday II being put into effect
with all speed, according to dispatches
received here,
The various nations concerned ap.
pear tn bclicvo that tho lonRad-for
moment hns at last arrived when they
VIII bo called upon 10 march against
Turkey.
rho Turkish government. diplomats
assert. would llko 10 find an oasy way
uut of the present war with Italy and
Thinks IL war Ia the Balkans would
Civ" the ottoman government the out
let. Tho Balkan states, az the sRIn0
time, arc anxious 10 get at their big
nclghhOr while she In involved with
one uf the great powers.
There attn remain hut two points In
regard Ia which diplomats can CON
tlnno Ia maintain optimism. Tha
first Of these In the fact TINT winter
IN approaching and will render active
war operations difficult while tho
second In that tho European powers
arc working Ia accord and havo warn
"d tho bollgcrent little states that.
whatever might b0 tho outcome of "A
war, they would not b6 allowed 10
oxtOnd any nf their borders 80 as to
take IN u portion of Macedonia
At present there appears TO bS nO
r"usun why amy uf thu European pow
rrs should become involved " war
breaks out, although II In recognized
! 10y tho diplomats of every country
| that n would take very little 10 draw
thom In once tho trouble ls started.
Ausrln, II In believed hero. will bO
iurrud tu mobilize "a fow OF hoF army
corps In Husnlh 80 as to prevent Ser-
vlans from entering the San Jak ot
Nnylpaznr, which IL a part Uf oil
Scrvln ana which that GouhtFy n anxs
loua Ia rocaptur0 In fact. Il n un-
derstoOd, tho possibility % aau9Rln9
thnt additlo nto her terrltorp u ths
lnducomont for seFvla to Join foreoa
with her neiGhbOrB against Turkey,
with tho Austrian army thus partly
mOblliSed. Russia, II In arRued snaF
think II necessary to do likewise 90
she particularly desires to prevent q
reoptItl0n OF the situation which oe.
CURED during the preceding cElel6s
hen she WAS compelled, ElndaT the
threat Of Germany. to change her
Bglkan policy because OF her unpFes
paredneEs 10 protest Poland againnt
this armies Of Germany,
Besides their natural hatreA Of Tu9-
key and their desire 10 extsnd their
territory, all the halkan atateu. II ID
pointed out. have duarFele with Tarr
key arising out OF the chronlo alaa
order IN Macedonia aAa Al8aaia
There have heon .froQuaot outnafnH
aEaInet tho VEhloctN u lht
states on Tufkiah 2,|s
all the frontiers lh4 b
ut each Othsrs thf w.
portnnltN
npaiasa eaKpla ,lser ~
SAnEAk Of NoFlbaa Sl'
mats ever uHnt s l'44
danla, CIfgneo Niafa e,I n,
MontaneaFn haN m
Al Tn four HalMen
tnoE wNule "a
vs. IH| .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
national charger aEnlnst FlInn.

sensational charges against Flinn.
Mr. Hooker appeared first and said
hr had acted informally as national
treasurer OF the Roosevelt organiza-
ton In the pre-conVention campaign.
iir placed In evidence statement OF
all receipts and expenditures In the
liposeveu primary campaign In New
York city.
The statement showed that $50
1865 had been contributed and
s52 500 50 spent IN the primary cam
uaiRn In New York. The balance,
.S6.5l9S3 was turned over to the ma
,Iunal primary campaign fund.
Mr.. Hooker also filed IL statement
ul receipts and expenditures Of the
national primary campaign con
Quoted by senator Dixon. senator
rIyutcr took the statement
and anne uunCcd nat George
" Perkins was shown tu have con
trtnut"d $4,000 to the Sew York
campaign and s22.5OO to the national
,ampaign. and Frank \. Munscy
about the same"
The statement filed bv Mr.. Hooker
,uEnring the national expenses ur tho
ltN1ntNt' nIlllhIA 'Nilibtlkllt NllpN f'l
ct total at $il3.B99 90 IN the fight pre-
,.djug the Chlrugo convention. The
greatest expenditure 10y IA" national
organization was In Massachusetts, IA
which si2.OUO Was sent for the pr,-
mary right
IN" Uouk,r statement showed total
receipts ct SlI3,gg9.6g, aud total cN-
prudiiurrS Of $lil.Gj7.Gi Tor ull ui-
iiuual primary campaign expenses up
'u September : 1919.
The expenses summarized ~ Mr.
iluokrr's statement we're as roiluws:
Printing ana advertising, $1,000;
salaries to- employees. Si.OUU, telegraph
AUDI telephone, $1,000; travelling oX-
p"uScs including Roosevelt aud Bcvc-
rldg, western trips. $1,000. postage
aud mailing, $4,000, national hcnd-
quarters. Sl.J77. "scut tu Senator
n.\"u for the Washington hcJdquar-
trr- $500"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
WAR INEVITABLE IN
NEAR EAST IS
BELIEF Of
DIPLOMATS
Balkan States United in Con.
viction That Moment Is ct
Hand for United Action
Against Ottoman Tyrant.
ARMIES RUSHED TO
TURKISH FRONTIER
TUy Leased Wire 60 Evsulns meruIa1

10y Leased Wire Co EvenIng HeralaI
London, Oct, Tho most urgent
ana categorical Representations Ina
Inv"r "c peace IN the Balkans have
| hccu made To Sofia by tho Russian
Foreign Minister ScrgluR Sa1onOff.
Tho other members OF the triple
entente. France and Great Britain.
! are likewise using their good influ-
cnc"s, while the members of the triple
alliance, Gcrmany, Austria and Italy.
are Just as determined To prevent tho
outbreak Of hostiiltIes,
The powers have nRnln brought bo-
| furu tho porte In tho most friendly
manner the urgent naoesnlty for thd
introduction OF reforms In Maoodonia.
Tho Crook minister hero received e
telegram today from the Greek prOma
lor ana war minister. VenoSlos, state
inE that tho Hellenic government had
decided to mobilize It's lAud and sos
forces In concert with tho other afates.
Tho mobilization orders OF the four
Kingdoms 10 into force Instantly and
men liable to servo must Join tha
colors within twonty-eour hours. Tha
orders also apply to subjects living
abroad. !.
rho Balkan situation caused an uns
steady opening In most sections OF the
stock exchange here today and whom
weak continental advlcos arrived with
numerous selling orders the market
became flat all around.
ConsOls destined v. foreign stock
and South Africa gold mines dropped
while American securities aaGged from
90 cents TO ALSO below parity.
Canadian paclflc and Steel shhrer
were th" most affected by oontlhentat
smiling u. =. y. 4 ~. q. 4 I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
ihicr C0uu-oI Tor Alleged Dlmumlt,
tun~piratOrS.


h'ld F'r. md patrick IT, RYAN, Dui-
'oE" Nrrr dismissed. rho govern
mcW uuuoUu.H 4 had up c,Id,u,r
against N..u 90 a.uraur their trinl.
All ul the w.u uid been Identified
with the iron Wuhrrs' union. II the
uuls"t urfu. d.. si,AianigaI pI.td,d
guilty.
Eug'u. s. 0..... uud DLr N T,,ii-
moe o' son rIur,pHru pleaded not
guilr, NlI l.. Hhrr dor,uduula at
their orrnguu.ul last March md
pleaded not 4uH.. Filll d,rrn,lluli
Wur" iu purl
\ motion lu . .tridr the ur,irr CON .
sOlidaliug ia, .ur,s nudr on ncnaIr
81 the d,hn. nils. wIs sustained.
Thls separated .u various ludir,m,u,
bat Iou iur I,.,uIantA to hr u-,,d lu.
p,thur
ArN,uipuI .,I about fort, ...ua.
suur. ruunb. ..N uI - nurtd ,uturI,s.
ion, ruDorrd l.. court ruou prlumug.
HIS eyes nsiu..d koouly np hr gL,n..
81 ar the ula.. defendants. IIr ,Iu.r-
Is HruliuII.u pur by ono the mru
Twin whom o.. ..srrtg hc once, was ts-
suclniod bul . inst whom nr, nu.y is
lurrapurd CO.'S rruscculing ,Itur.s As
n" luuk,d r.' o sign of rrruruDtuu
other ln,u I, NIulEHrs iusrruilnl"
grin pIssrd u.I.,rn thrm.
"Orur f. ", HanignI, du yuu pl,.d
guilty or rYr auilty, Ia me ruart,s
against N"u us,cd Judge Anderson.
m" seen, tls dramatic. All tho
windows ul f., court room mad hcon
curlninrd po ,grludc outside anuny-
aucr aud 0u. padding on the walls.
provided tp d,odcn noise, seemed To-
lntcuAry rhr silence. \ srurr or al
turucys hpu-d forward IL hcor the
prisoners rrplN,
McMnn,pol rubbed The back or his
hand ACROSS his chin ana grluuod
again.
- plead guilty your horbr,"
witness for tho government, Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
CONSERVATION EXPERTS
MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS
my Lensrd Wire to Evening Herald /


Indianapolis, oct, ,--Londrrs In tho
conservation movement from all yoc-
tlonS Of the country were here to-day
for the opcning meeting uf The four
day session of the Fourth NutIuHul
Conservation congress The many
speakers on the program represent
every phnsr uf the subject
T0day's sessions include 9Addrcsscs
by Secretary ~ War Stnsun aud
Prof Georgc T.. Condra, blucolu. Ncb.
John barber whit" uFKdusas City,
president Ol IN" congress. delivered
his annual address utter former wee
President Fairbanks Welcomed tho
visitors
Aftt the reception for All the dele
gates tonight Dr, Harvey w. Wiley.
health expert VIII discuss "Thc Prop
agandn for the Prevention uf Dis
case"
Secretary Or War Stimsun, President
THft's representative a. the congress
said.
"The trucst of III indlcntions of the
interest with which President Taft re-
CARDS the conservation Of tho natural
resources Of this country lies In tho
character Of the men he has plnccd
at the head Of the department Of tho
interior, IN order TO conserve them
Walter l.. Fisher"
Mr.. Stimson praised the ability Of
Mr. Fisher He reviewed thoNPEaEs
Fesa OF conservation as 20 river trans
portation and water power regulation.
A letter from President Taft ex.
pressing regrets for his inability 10 at
tend. was read.
Charles w. Fairbanks reviewed the
principles Of conservation and made
b plea especially for the conservation
OF soraSts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
GENERAL INCREASE IN
PRICES OF LIVESTOCK
my Leased wire 90 EvenlnE mcraId1

IVY IFhhfh wire 10 fNeuiuH urfaiu !
Washington, oct, l,--liecf cutie,
veal calves, hogs, sheep, lambs, mitch
cows and HORSES brought substantially
higher prices to the producers on
September IL last than "A year before,
lhOguh hogs and sheep brought less
than two years ago, This showing. In
dicatIvc Of tho relation OF agriculture
10 the high rOst or living. was made
lW a report 0f the department Of agrl-
culture issued today ON the average
price or agricultural products Fruit
brought slightly decreased price
and vegetable prices fluctuated.
Beef cattle per hundred pounds
brought tb,aE this month, St.t3 a year
ago and Si.66 In 1910; veal calves re-
HpeGtlvely. S6.s8, S6.it ana Se.tS:
hogs. t747. sa,5s and ts,g7i sheep.
N,11, Ss.9i and S4.sL; lambS. tb.to,
tb.02 aad 1855. Mitch COWS and
horses fetched t4s.T0 and titi, ra-
gpectlvsly each. AgainEt tt1.ag and
sass year ago y -. I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
SAYS ONIN JJIOI SAND
IlIALGfA ~ NOIiTm MEXIGO

IT IUsU'NVNN', UrI T-|N NID"rI0
Madcro, uurlc Of President Madcro,
ana AN extensive property owner IN
Chihuahua, declared today that there
were not more than l,oO0 rebels IN
the north "r MrNiru. Iir said Oru2. .
was rollowrd by lr-s than ao0 men,
Scnor Mndcro recently returned here
from the Ia,ili, ruIsi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
MOCK LYNCHING IS
STAGED BY
SHERIFF
Enterprising Officer Scarts
Negro Into Confession
Which May Not Stick in
Court.
ny Lru.ed wIrc ~ r3,cnInr mrArdl


k"urHlil WE, 'I'l A mock
iyu"hng staged b. Hu,uu Nudrrw &c.
-Hni "f k"u"alrt 'piu'b. "lt produ.
llvo of u confession u,,r her, ,uudpy
afternoon from 10 u,Hrp accused ur
grand hrrcuy. Tnr man confessed lu
the alleged CrImn after she rope lmt
neon out around hls u"rk uud WDg
nnoul 10 be puIlud On hIs r"rt hy Dh"
mock "iynchors. Th" "mub' NuH or
Ranizod by Shrrir Stahl Ia "a realistic
mnnnor. The negro waH uvorpOwcrrd
aud apparently was about Ia be-
slrnnglcd when ho bruSo down aud
confessed that he had stolon u gun
valued at sixty dollars, IT. II doubted
II tho confession VIII be recognized
In court, owing to the means by which
1t was secured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
AMERICANS MIGRATE
TO CANADA BY
THOUSANDS
Estimated Dominion Gained
73,2O9 Citizens With $110-
100000 from United States
This Year.
IBy Lsassa wire 20 lsVsalss IsasaIsI

tBy Leased Wire % IeVealsg IsasAl1I
Ottowas ont, Oct. I.--United States
settlers entering Canada during the
irst ivo months OF the current year.
according 20 a statsment issued by
the government. exceeded the arrivals
last year BY ten Ger cent
There wers 7s,g0p arrivals IN the
western provinces this year. They
brOught with them IN ceah and prop
qgls FevaFds q slAp,pee,pos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
Nn IIonn or llllnnnnr Ii,r.r.

Washington, DOT. l.--"f SEQ no hope
Of beet getting much cheaper" said
Secretary Wilson uf tho department Oi
agriculture yesterday. Fresh from u
vacation In tho west, Mr.. Wilson said
there WAS much greater scarcity OF
cattle than ho had realized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
PERMISSION ron TItDOI'S
10 ENTER TEN ~ CANCELLED

Austin TcAts, oct D.. Goecruur
Colquitt today received Telegram
from the stat" department AT WASH
ngton advising him that permission
for Tia" crossing "r Texas SOIL by Mex
lean fcdrrals "ntrtiuing al Marathon
TrXas, had been suspended. The GOV
ernor replied tu the statr department
that his objection VAS to the passago
of troops ~ Marathon, not at DcI Rio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
MEXICO N~kED no
POSTPONE INEIIoTION

Washington. oct l-rh" state dee
Fnftmcnt today requested the MrNi.
can government tu stay the execution
NJ J. y. Carson ur kugsland, Texas
under sentence to be- shot at TumpiCO,
Mexico. pending full Investigation
Of the charges against him, CHrsons
alleged ufrcnsr rs not known to state
department officials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
OFFICER INSTANTLY
KILLED; EIGHT
MEN HURT IN
EXPLOSION
Fatal Accident Aboard Tor.
pedo Boat Destroyer Wake
While Vessel Is Prepai ing
for Trial Trip.
WOUNDED MEN TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL SHIP
~, leased Wlr. 10 Evening urraidI

~ Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald I
E,auurI n a.. u,l g.. Liyut,uiui
bouuh f.. Nwl.pu was killed aaud
v-ht m,u injured to-day ny the vN.
ul"sruu o. tnr .rrNm Ghost on the tor
u,0u nuNI destroyer Wake.
Tho Walls, NH. launched az the
EJrd ul llr Fore EN,r Sh,phuilIius
r"mpru, az puu,E, Mass. -Nuyrmhcr
% l'l". Size i- % sister vessel uf the
drSlr"Nrrs Perkins ana 'lt"rrru and
has % displacement or az tons. Her
complete crew iS ~ mon.
Thr accident ur,uirrd Oft grrutuu y
U.H IigUshtp while the Wulkr was
wmrug Tor her SECOND quarterly
thr seriously Injured We're:
Lieutenant Robert l.. Muutgumrry
n' 'u. destroyer Fanuiug
i. A.. Crawford, guuor'8 mpto Of
Jh, DESTROYER Patterson.
Th. #m.rrs named To- watch the
l..I.
Nud Oh, Glowing members Of the
Wulhr- .u.h.
j. W. Ewns, murhIuIst mate. first
class.
H. D. WH,rs, mochinist's mate.
'r.l ,msa
t. -. N,lly. CHIEF marhinist mate.
j. DELANEY, rlrSt-rlass fireman.
". T.. >wus. uilrr.
g. ~ Conway, uilrr.
1h" forward end af tho port tar.
hur, together with the steam chest,
Nw blown off
Th" d"struNors rcrltins. Stcrrctt and
Malrant Immediately went 10 the az
~isldnr" "f the Wake. hut her star
board engine was IN commission and
IA" steamed hnrk into tho hnrbor,
running nluRsnlc tho fo@plinl shin
Suluu",
Th" wuuudcd men were transferred
Iud lh' Nulhr NuS sent lp the tor
u'd" slJlluu Tor repairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
NO GOVERNMENT MONEY
TO HELP MOVE CROPS
ln" hrnsrd Wire - Evening HrraIdl

Washington, Get. /. lhr treasury
SIN make 10" d'powts this nll with
ln" national htul3 10 Facilitate the
movement ul crops Assistant Srcrc-
lary Bailey, Huu returned to-day from
Dublin. y, IT, where hp conferred
wllh secretary Mac Vragh, made that
announcement. llo said thero WAS
nothing 10 Indicate the necessity of
.Iuu 80 pusilR,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
MUST
SIIT GOV. COI.OI'ITT

Washington, urt. /, Arrangements
for pussAg" "r M"Niran troops through
Texas have bcrn deferred hS 'h"
state department uutil 90 understand
ing II reached with GuNrruur cot
quit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
4tnallah ANN MobllIned.

consiantlnople, Oct LA decree
ordaring the general mobilIzetlon OF
the TuFklnh army gas submitted TO-
0aT 70 the sultan for approved BY the
cpamcll % mlnlnlsFs. according 70 o
lepeft egFEent hety, I, :.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-01
ConlrAeted Malarla From AIoaqaI

coluthbuS. o., Oct AIRY VIII
liam =. Brown OF this city. died today
with malaria fever caused by mOs-
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