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Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
REYNOLDS NEWS,
FH4W

The Ladies Aid of Reynolds Church
met with Mrs Noah Warren last Sat
urday night. Notwithstanding the cold
weather and rough roads there was a
good attendance. We feel much en-
cOuraged with our Society. All repor-
ted a pleasant time. The collection
amounted to S5.25. We want to thank
Mr.. Warren and wife, also the people
of Slaughter neck for their hospitality
and contributing to our cause. The Aid
will meet with Mrs. J. S. Purnell March
I'd. Everybody. is invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
GENERAL Markets

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet;
winter clear, $3.50 a 4.l0; city mills,
fancy, S5.S5@ 6.25.
RYE FLOUR firm, al s595.25 per
barrel
WHEAT firm; No red, 971ac 0s1.
CORN ste~dE; No. - yellow, 736
74c
OATS firm: No. .vhi.e, Q5S12c.;
lower grades, SIC.
POULTRY: Live steady: hens, 130
lac; old rOost rs c.; 'ura eys, a
15c. Dre sed fran, choiee fow s, &C.
old roosters, &C.; Turkeys, 20U2ic.
36c. per ID.
EGGS firm; selected, 4564Sc near
by. 44c.; western 44c.
POTATOES firm; buad., $L15G1.18.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09

Indiet Three For coatesVille Lynching
In the Chester county criminal court
at West Chester, Pa, the January
grand jury found true bills against
Lewis Denithorne, John Conrad and
Louis Keyser, the three young men of
Coatesville who were charged with
murder in connection with the lynching
Of Zach Walker, the colored man, who
was dragged from the Coatesville hos
pital and burned on a fire of fence
rails and straw on Sunday night. Aug.
13 last.
The three young men have been in
jail for three mon hs. It is probable
their cases will be continued.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Judge Goes Insane on Street.

Former Judge Henry S. Dewey, once
a candidate for governor and conspicu
GUS in public life for years, was ar
rested in Boston on the charge of be.
ing insane.
He resisted arrest, but was bundled
into a taxicab which hustled him to an
insane institution He was dressed,
when arrested. in full uniform of a
brigadier general with side arms, boots
and shoes.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Eeared Rables: KilIed Hlmself.

Hiram Davies, Jr.. son of Chief Of
Police Davies, of POttsville, Pa, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself,
making doubly sure of his death by
first taking dose of laudanum.
Davies was twenty years old and OF
exemplary habits. Several weeks ago
he waws often by dog on the hand.
and the fear of dying in the agonies Of
hydrophobia is believed to have led to
the suicide
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Deserted at License Bureau; RObbed

H0eSI tVN aN |'~STIoI DUIGauf HOpbeI
While the clerk at the marriage
license bureau in New York city was
making out a license for BENJAMIN
Rosenberg and Miss Liza Segal, Ro
senberg deserted his bride-elect, TAX
ing with him, she said, jewelry valued
at $4,000, which she had intrusted to
his care. A careful search of the build
ing failed to reveal Rosenberg and
Miss Segal. in Mysteries, left.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Kino Fdererick Seriously m

King Frederick VIII, who succeeded
his father on the Danish throne on
Jan. %, 1906, was taken seriously III
in Copenhagen. He was out walk
ing, when he complained to his at
tendants of feeling very sick He was
hurried to the palace and when he ar
rived there it was found that his con
dition had become worse.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yards
CATTLE a live; choice, $765DS;
prime, $40 I.2o.
SHEEP steady: prime wethers. S43O
G4.50; culls and com n, Sl.50n2;
lambs, $40 Z: ve2l calves. S9n9.5'.
HOGS active; prime heavies. 81 70;
mediums and heavy Workers, $3.50
$50: light Workers, S6..0T 6.G0; pigs
SG66.25: rouG. &. S5.50N6
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
PapaI peIeaate Manned.

Monsignor Giovanni Bonzano, rector
Of the congregation for the propaganda
Of faith at RSme, has been named by
the pope as papal delegate to the Unit
ed States, succeeding Diomede Fal
COMO, recently elevated to the Office
of cardinal.
Official dispatches announcing Mon
signor Bonzanos appointment we're re-
ceived in Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
FLORIDA REPUBLICANS SPLIT
100 Delegates Bolt Convention and
Endorse Roosevelt.

One hundred of the delegates to the
Florida state Republican convention.
which was held at Palatka, bolted the
convention, proceeded to another hall.
organized and unanimously endorsed
Theodore Roosevelt for president.
Omceholders under the present ad-
ministration. who were delegates, re
mained loyad to President Taft. Each
convention has placed an entirely dir
ferent ticket in the field.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Six Inches of Snow In Mexico


Snow was reported from four to six
inches deep between Lampazos and
Monterey, Mexico. This is the first
snow in that section in years.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
asId bv q cvnie.

10 talk really well to woman, one
has 70 be in love with anothsr.-John
agassheld.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
VIM. V. Sipple & Son,
Milford, Delaware
WIDOWS PENSIONS.

SI2 a MONTH ALL Si2
REGARDLESS or AMOUNT OF
INCOME.
NEW LAW JUST PASSED.
Widows whose claims have been rejected o.
account Of income should write at once TO-
papers and Instructions free Of charge to
JOHN WAINWRICHT 4 CO,
West Seventh Street. Wilmington Del.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09
Wash Day Afternoon in the Park.

Mrs Com Plant you see that Mrs Smith mass bv9
Here IS wash day and she is trOtting the children
o1t for an afternoon in the park
Mrs Nocker- suppose her house is full of unvasbed
clothes She ought to stay home and clean I'D. as
Anty Drudge-'My dear ladies' Mrs Smiths wash is all
done and dried. She uses Fels-Naptha Soap Do the
same and you will be able to out to the park wash
day afternoon, too"
Ask the woman who knows
Fels-Naptha to go back to the drudgery of
the Old-fashiOned wash-day.
Not Shel Fels-Naptha means foo
much to her. She knows too we'll what q
labor saver it iS-what an economy.
FelS-Naptha actually does most of the
wash for her.
Instead of boiling or scalding and hard
rubbing in the old way, she simply scans
them well with Fels-Naptha, in cool or
ukewarm water and soak8 about 80 min
utes Fels-Naptha di8solve8 the dirt.
Her waSh-day starts after breakfast and
ends at noon instead of at supper time.
Fels-Naptha saves fuel; saves clothes
And when the wash is done, she is
fresh and happy and the clothes are far
cleaner, than if she had boiled and hard
rubbed them for whole day.
Be sure to use Fels-Naptba the
Fels-Naptha way-in cool or lukewarm
water.
Follow the directions on the red and
green wrapper Use any time of year.
Milford chronicle., 1912-02-09

Missing Papers Said to Prove That
President Farrell Had knowledge of
and Aided In illegal Pooling Con-
fracfe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
HOLLOWAY

great lot sale will be held a.
Holloway. O. saturday. November ID.
With every IL lots sold a lot will be-
given to the people attending the sale.
$1,000 cash and $500 monthly pay
ments will be- allowed. -, reduction
VIII BE- made on full cash payments.
Sale Will begin at the Round House
AZ 10 a. m and AZ the new station Fl
? y. m The lots adjoin these two
places. Remember. that Holloway is
a conner" and no town on the ~.
x q. has brighter prospects. Join the
procession Of money makers and get
some Of these lots. The train leaving
Bridgeport at S-45 p. m. will stop a.
the Round House. The people will be
entertained with music valuable
presents will be- given away. Lots
viii he sold To- the highest bidder
Sale viii be- conducted by the Com.
bincd Sales Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

harmless n one happens to get a
little in his mouth.
Confetti will be on sale Wednesday
evening when the Republicans hold
their poW-wow. and large quantity
OF n will likely be disposed of
The work OF decorating Main street
began last evening. and this morning
a large portion OF that thoroughfare
presents an attractive appearance
business men who expect TO decorate
should purchase today since the
supply is not likely 10 hold out longer
than "a hours.
large supply OF material that may
be used 10 decorate the automobiles
tor the Republican parade Wednesday
night will be on sale.
George Meister was selected last
evening TO direct an immense band
that will play Immediately after the
hammer has been burned. Later in
the evening the various basds will
play individually in different sections
OF town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
GENERAL WOOD MAKES
ARMY RECOMMENDATIONS

FL PASO. Tex. Oct. 2s.-The
granting of temporary commissions
~ army officers To graduates of mill
tary academies Is the solution OF the
problem caused by the lack OF officers
100 the army. declared General Leon
ard A. Wood. chief OF staff of the
United States army. here to-day. Gen.
eral Wood intends to place his plan
before the department in Washington
al the completion of his present tour
o. the Pacific coast and the Mexican
frontier.
In time Of war there would not be
enough officers TO command the regu.
lar army and the militia. and the need
Ola reserve is evident" said General
Wood. Let graduates OF the many
military academies be offered temper
airy commissions in the army az the
recommendation OF the various army
officers stationed in the schools.
The commission would he for one
year only, with the pCsibiity OF a
permanent commission ~ exceptional
service. The cadet would become "A
second lieutenant. junior TO regular
ieutenants. At the end of the year
ne could enter any business pursuit.
hut would be retained on a reserve
This would make possible the officer
ing OF reserve force and would
solve the problem of the scarcity OF
officers should il become necessary
To recruit the army to war strength
and organize volunteers"
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ALL KNOW WHAT
AN ICEBERG Is
But Not Many Could Give a Definition
That Would Pass a Commit
tee Of investigation.

At the senate investigation of the
Titanic disaster Chairman William
Alden Smith asked one OF the wit
nesses, What is an iceberg"
This may sound like ludicrous
question and almost anyone would
think that they could give a correct
definition oh-hand. One of the spec.
tators said why an iceberg is a
big chunk OF ice"
Those who have come in personal
contact with them say that icebergs
are produced by the breaking off OF
great masses from glaciers which
nave descended into the sea. Thus
II VIII be seen they contain rock and
earth as well az snow and ice. alt
frozen together in great solid masses
that float into the open sea and de-
stroy just about everything they come
IN contact with.
The standard Illustrated Book OF
Facts. which is being distributed by
the lntelligencer. would have told
Senator Smith about the icebergs.
their position and methods of forma.
ton.
This big little reference work al.
ways stands ready with it's fund of
knowledge in convenient form. II is
indispensable To layman or student.
professional man or private citizen.
IN fact TO every man. woman and
child.
Bring to the Intelligencer's ONCE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Run district. Lawrence TOWNSHIP. VAS
lrgton county. TAFT \ co. are aIiIFni. a
test ON the - - Mile. farm T. o.
i-aker Rom OIL COMPANY is driItIue 4.
second test on Iis Henry Wglousr tar.u.
In the now deep sand d"v.lnlut az in
Read NJ tow rSrip. Perry suIutE. fi', fol-
To-" inc wells are producing 80 cog more.
barrels e d%N ANeion HII ~ tfs4 t.ufU-
iruN Nos g. %. ana Z John " Ad-
cock -. 80. Too and 90" barrels. -I,...t-
lN'IN Nu. Ju.4.S lipu~f holder. go III-
rei~. OHIO Iu.i supply tuuT.trs IS Na-
J. o. aud cyrus l'ftut7. -. 20 tuI $50
barrels, peCifN'ls. and Logan Nlfufti
Gas q Fuel conn duN.~ sam" d"N eiof-
mont the OHIO Fuel supply COMPANY I~
starting Nu. on it" 'FIu~ BARNES farm
In Go" Eri~tutia district. t;r"eu- come
Is. Pa. toe Soltt Penn bi. 'ompau. .s~
completed l teSt or the sarah e. T'uf-
rul grS farm and viii no. hIvt better
tI.in q > narr.I pImrrr In ne IItL- .tII-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

'A local hpI'li. t''n~. Is they cannot
reach Vic deceased portion or tho ea
mere De- only con" Nst fr cure dea furt...
Hrd thst i- ht ttfutIuual remedies
i'.'i ness o. caused hN ga .ufi banned '"u-
HIi"I o.. il' u.r"u- lining e. the
f-d~if'Ilau ItH' When a. s tuh. i-
in'au'd Sou tuN" &c Iufnhliug sound or
.n''erf'rf lnIftuE .trd when u H. OIL
rrel' closed. Deafness ~ the result
f'i unless '-- iutllustinn can be- taken
Out Huu itI- tt'fn restored e. tts nor
ittl condition. hearing viii D.. DESTROYED
i"f''"f. ul." 'a-'- "ut 81 ten ar.
caused tN '.tIsih. which IS nothing
tEL tu iri banned condition ~ the
mucous surfaces
W" VIII riv" ono Hundred Dollars
i"i any '.-r OF Deafness tcauSed h.
cftdifhI that cannot O." cured bv Hall 3
NataFrh tuf' send for circulars free
.. =. CHENEY. a co. Toledo. ONO.
Sold hH Bfu-ri-f.. zoe
I"E" liHiis Family pills for consti-
Patton Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
ROSENTHAL
tcontinusd fror, First Pags.)

appeal the state is getting ready 10
place on trial the other principals in
the Rosenthal case. Red Phil" Dav.
idson, slayer OF Big Jack" Zeiig. will
be called to the bar Wednesday
morning.
Official word was given out at the
district attorneys office today that
William Shapiro. driver OF the "mur.
der car" will be given immunity. nm
der an agreement by which he has
promised To turn states evidence and
testify against the four pangsters.
Mrs. Lillian Rosenberg. wife OF
Lefty Louie" was released today
from the house Of detention on s.. 800
bail. She had been held As ma.
terial witness in the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
FOREIGNER FINED
For Astaultinq Countryr7an Yester-
day. Affair Took place IN Tai
cum Powder District

~ nearing before SgUsff HniIr
hold 900 tho county Jail last nirht Joe.
Schiinskf. e South side foreigner. wa
hned 81" and costs cor eo DAYS in iaiI
Tor assaultiuc " l>" NoIIDL. a fellow
c"untr}man. 100 th, rcd light dfstri @
Yesterday.
Noiirk ALLEGED that tho defendant
knocked him down with d. ,Iur. rsrd-
crtuc him uutpu-f iore and frfr
robbed him nf 81 huf fhsr. v,r. mo-
witncss's q" sustain his t.~timont AMI
IN" defendant was ,,'Hrod Of tho
charge ~ aa.auif
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
SOME HALLOWEEN FACTS.

Organizations in charge: The
Wheeling Business Mems AS
ISOLATION. The Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly
and The Wheeling Board OF
Trade.
Probable number OF paraders.
5000 or more.
Confetti TO be sold. 125 barrels
or more than one ton.
Rolls OF festooning TO be used.
5000.
Length OF hammer to be
burned. 1875 feet.
Length OF hill hammer now be-
ing lighted by electricity. IS
feet.
Probable number of people
who will see the burning OF
the hammer and the parade.
100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

six coupons printed elsewhere in this
paper daily together with the promo
tion expense amount and get this re-
markable volume for yourself. The
publishers are the same who pub
lished the 81 90 dictionary last wear.
which is a companion book to this
81 90 Book OF Facts
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FINAL PLANS INDICATE
Big DOINGS HALLOWEEN

mittee was held last evening in the
old Bertschy building. Another meet.
ing will be held Wednesday night. To
| night General Lancaster. chief mar.
shal, will meet his aides TO give final
parade instructions II has been an
nounced that all organizations that
plan TO take part in Thursdays parade
are requested to communicate TO-DAY
before six O'Clock p. m. with the gen
eral committee at their headquarters
on the fifth floor OF the Schmulbach
building. A telephone call. 435 Ma
| tional. will suffice
| Vhe moving picture men are coming
Tor sure. The Royal Film COMPANY
has sent man here who will get the
celebration in their movies There
VIII be 1000 feet of local views Pathe
| Freres. the great French company. will
also likely have a man here 10 get
pictures for their famous weekly re
view
IL has finally been decided that the
heads OF all local organizations. so
claL political. business. labor and fra
+ ternal. VIII carry The great hammer
mat Is 10 be burned. As matter OF
TACT, The hammer wont be carried
I Tor II viii be entirely too big for
that But il will be hauled over the
/ thorouEhfares on wheeled trucks
Big Preparations.
Men and women have been busy
/ Tor several days bagging the CONFETTI
B " is stated that there will be 10
barrels OF the ;iimsy substance II il
the very finest grade confetti obtain
I able-not the scrap paper costing
one-thlrd less that local individual
money makers may offer. Their con
] fetti is very injurious. where the of
! fcial" confetti which the Anti-Tuber-
culoSis league will sell is entirely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

With Halloween and the great burn.
ing OF the hammer celebration but
two days in the future. plans for the
big show are rapidly being rounded
into shape. The various committees
are completing their various plans.
and the end OF preparations IL now in
sight.
\ big meeting OF the general com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
OIL AND GAS

Light wells are tine best the Biue
: 're"k Held iu HanawLa county mas To-
/ nited Fuel GaS COMPANY tas compiler a
, 80 10 uu the James :. Brown farm AMI
NH- l"-hdrrcl pump~r No g ou the
same farm was given a shot and ffe
production Increased from 80 To- 100 bal
relS day. On Elk river th, ~.ft.
IohipanN drilicdi's second test on tn"
=. r and MIRIAM Hayes farm deeper
and increased It's prediction from . To-
go barrels a dan.
ON Blue cresk. tho ohio Fuel OF com
PdiF bd~ drilled No. ]. On a.. 4 IA
vpenNaN'r farm ihi"uEh t." sand and
I VIII not nav" better imam q Io-barrri
pumper. ON the west side of th. IsIu.
'irek Held, a." United Fuel Gas Com
panN has drilled a second test o, fr,
Vernon Jarret farm through tn.. Si,iaw
sand and since giving IL "a shot have. e
, SNOW Tor l6-'HtI'l pumper on Elk
or 90" walnut Greek on COMPANY
800 ITS No " "n the Coal * t"-- .~fi-
figut OF way sud Increased ~
production from io5 {" 30 barrels Il
ON Faliine Rock Greek east az tie
Blue creek ncld a." Blue Creek l'-,e--
0pueut CumpanN's well oh the Garrinrer
Z farm lS NOT a. large as Indicated when
| J.. or 20 barrels DAY Will Dee Tie limit
or rs production
pu Jordans creek. boo the northeastern
extension 81 the Blue .CIeek Held IN
BIG sandy district. the Srrth Penn oil
1 '"npPrr has drilled 80 . uu the Is a.
Z "a. sIs.r
- 80 20, ti'" S'llaN Sdhh
~ ''l ." NaIi'l pipHu,ri-
,,.,,h. -. ~ ~ laItu'St 10 Tie
New Work In Lincoln
IN Straight Fork. l'uvai districf.
-. -, ''' '.''.if 'if i.'@ i''h l''kclnl-
'.t .ri.iN "@s ~li' ''d q" uiii ~.
. -. ~, ii"llE,i I"i Hl On ih'
saH' Sll'tI1. me same company has
,'' "a. ,"'i,l ,.u ."i N". on 10" l.l''u
.,t'lt Ia
On S'ah"id Jun spencer district.
-''.'"' ''"i' lut S"ufH l'in Oh conn
49, - -, ", , ,i.'w a. ~ on th' =
~ ''i U.s." 49, ~, 80 ~ ~ dNN
- a.; i'i 49, ~. '"hiiS".i
80" ,... ,.'.' ".s'i I,g '.t SCUM
49,. o.. ~ ~ '"li, l'u - 3" "ii
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a. ,r,,. go. .t.Ar-,t -.-.
S,rft, t,,,, ,,.i ' UT. 't "'9,i. 80, ,"s
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inc tt, t.. ~ i4' .t '- u"i'-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

When YOU have bad cold Won want
The best medicine obtainable SO az 10
cure i' with as little delay as posi-
bile Here is druggists opinion. 81
have sold Chamberlain Cough Rem
EDDY for fifteen years says EnOs Loi-
lar. ~ Saratoga. Ind. land consider %
N" nest on the market For sale by
aI dedicrs.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

left Doesn't Use That Kind of LANGUAGE
U,-ee,1 Achl. h1
OcE IS, /1/z

Nle4~ M. Eod%l1>.-
III eepe1t T III bco 70 a.
J 1ose,p7 1,s~.,> 1,-A lee ne4< 'ss~be
am ut sr-.> "a1''~< tfnV a'asza< -
0se%JDgo5 r GO 'lss,eA -o<-r- ~.tA
o<,,,4's7 ny -I,<<-,-oI4- = 1es- qroro NJ
Il NUT e-r~ M" eI4,A hO.cJ ~''~F
Le-N~0 97o'| e r. ef<S-,-lI< TT ~
1lu Lk.,,4- zk~e 1teeSc - To IssA~.~
10 Att, zk~tT aepL4 Ee-'~ c'-'al a
III .z- 4...,>L... H. -, FL.
s,,e. DO 1,re,eE, fe,see ~ NIX
kLattLb "a ri mr. f<f@eI~N-
ckaDS@zz. q Ioks >t5~o.
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EN~t 
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

SiiicIs WHAT do YOU suppose is
really meant hy fhc luck 81 foolss
CNrious ] -upro-" the ga INK refers
10 those WHO arc lucky. az love -
Philadelphia Record
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-10-05
"a EST0uN INOIClo OE
QUE SEA uN PATIO
muERTo. y

FL telegrxma reproduCido abajo q
lmuy signidcativo y a q removable valoi
| q todo progresista. 81 un escrutinic
preliminar monta 4 al9una cosa, y sc
considers que 81 monta, el del Herald
|cuenta una gran historiAs
Eltelegrsmas sugestiyoes e. como sigue;
Hon. Miguel "A. Otero, Presidents de
Ia Comisi6n Progresista de Estsdo,
i Santa F9, m. M.
The New York Herald imprime esta
maflana su propio escrutinio en- refe'
rencia los resultados en- toda la ma
ci6n en- Ia elecci6n de Noviembre
Como 81 Herald esta oponi6ndose con
mucha animosidad Ia election de
Roosevelt, esto indica que no puede
ser ,sospechoso de parcialidad la
causa progresista. Basado sobre el
escrutinio del Herald Roosevelt ir4
adelante de Taft en- Ell estado de Nueva
York por 230, 900 votos. FL escrutinio
da una pluralidad de is 900 4 Roose-
vslt, Pluralidad sobre Wilson y plu-l
ralidad sobre Taft en- Connections
dc 22 900. Da una plnralidad 4 Roo
sevelt sobre ambos Taft y Wilson en-
Pennsylvania y 100000 de epiuralidad
sobre Taft en- Indiana. Muestra a
Taft corriendo tercero y muy atrds en-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1912-10-05
A|EGASE 10 De IA
|NTERVENCI0NEN
MEXICO.
Fall Dice Que Toda IA Diff
cultad Ga "a Republica del
Sur viene de Ia Tentative
De Socialistas.
Los ODREROs INDOSTRALES
DEL MUNDO CENSURADOS

"
Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. 80. -El sena-
dor A. b. Fall. neg6 hoy que el Y Ell Sc
nador Smith de la comisi6n especial
que investiga las condolences en- Mexi-
co, hayan decidido recomendar la in
tervenci6n. Agreg0 que ningun re-
porte preliminar habia sido seria he
3cho hasta que termine la investiga-
oi0n Ell senador Smith esta en- Cali
fornia y el senador Fall aquf prosi-
guiendo las pesquisas.
El senador Fall declare hoy que las
investigaciones de la comisi6n en- la
costa del Pacffico resultaron en- ase-
girar evidencia que Ell titulado ele-
mento socialista estaba tratando de
derrocar al Presidente Madero des-
pues de haber ayudado q desterrar al
Presidente Diaz, y que su plen era es-
tablecer un gobierno socialista en- Me-
xico. Afirm6 que alguna evidencia mos
traria que ciertos elementos de labor
industriales de los Estados Unidos
estaban ayudando secretamente a los
socialistas Mexicanos con ese objeto
Los Trabajadores Industriales del
Mundo v la Federation Occidental de
fueron mencionados en- la
dijo Ell senador FALL