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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
SCIENTIFIC TARIFF
REVISION PLAN Of
PROGRESSIVE
Governor Johnson Defines
Third Termers' Views on
Revenue Question and
Scores Democrats.
tBy Leased Wire to EvsnIaE HsrsISl

Chicago, oct. i9.--"MetaphOrIcal
soap bubbles" was the terms Cover.
nor Hiram Johnson used In IA speech
today at the union stock yards TO
designate the tariff arguments or
Governor Wilson.
The Progressive party stands for a
scientific revision Of the tariff" tho
governor said. III II II found that
any extoTtiOn exists, our plan in TO
reduce the tariff downward. but to do
It by a scientific tariff board.
I'VE would eIuallzo competition be-
tween this and other countries and
at the same time protect the farmer,
the horticulturists and labOrer.
Governor Wilson says he has a
tariff plan, hut after reading all OF
his utteranceH and observing all the
metaphOTieal soup bubbles he mas
blown. l have been unable TO deter
mine just what tariff schedules he in
tends TO reduce and how he intends
TO reduce them. He ia to he con-
graduated on his metaphOrlcal aIlus-
ions.
"You must make your choice this
year between man who has done
thinRs,---and or course. has made enc.
mies--and "A man who has trod "a
softly that naturally he has Offended
no one. One ls n man OF action and
the other ia a man Of words"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
sERVIAN VILLAGERS
MAsBACFsFcD BY TJJRKR.

London, Oct. is.-LTurklsh bands
today maBRored the inhabitants OF
three Servlan Vlilegea to tho aouths
west OF the town OF KFuhevats. Ac-
oording to n news agency despatch
from Belgrade.
The Turks crossed the servlAn
frontier from the NovipaSRr district.
attacked the villagers ana them res
tired.
The advance Of the NontenesrIn
army on soutRrl has been ohsokoa by
the Turkish troops commanded ~
Essad PaSha. according to q donpateh
from salonnki. the NontenoNrina
are said to be IN q critical position
~ 10000 Albanian tgibsamOn are COS
operating with the TuFka.
One OF the TuFklnh armies. acoordA
lng TO newS agency despatch. eFam
ConAtantinople, u advancing toward
Sofia, tho Bulgarian capital. through
tho DJuma paae, while another d
marching on PhilIpopolls Through
Thrush.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
BATTLE BELIEVED
IMMINENT At VERA CRUy

Vera cruz, Mexico. Oct. l9.--The
rebel forces In possession of this city
have mud" every preparation for nn
attack by federal troops ana this is
expected Ia occur Ht any moment.
Two columns of fedsrals arrived yes-
terday within fifteon miles OF tho
city.
The strength of the advancing force
IL hardly greater than that OF tho
rebel garrison, but tho government
troops are Ht u disadvantage aA to
artillery, owing to tho impossibillty OF
transporting cannon over tho great
sand banks surrounding the city.
II is expected that Gcnoral Zosaya,
In command of Onr of the loyal col
umns. viii join tho rebels whom he
gets into touch with the rebel troopH,
w, w, Canada. the United states con-
sui here. accompanied by commit
tee composed of members OF the con-
sulnr corps, went out several miles In
order to confer with the federal COM
mnndcr. but returned to tho city
without meeting Ia" t!uupA
Perfect order prevails IN this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
JOHNSON ARRAlGNEO
FOR ABDUCTION OF
WHITE GIRL At
CHICAGO
Negro Pugilist'S Bond Doub.
led After Preliminary Hear
ing in Municipal Court {;
Federal Authorities inter-
ested.
DEFENDANT MAY FACE
TRIAL IN u s. COURT
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Hcraldl

my LEASED Wire to Evening Hcraidl
Chicago. Ort. -. charged with
the abduction ut IurilIr Cameron a
white half wlttcd girl, Jack Johnson,
the negro pugll.st was arralguod In
municipal court today. Ills bond was
Increased from $500 to $500 and the
case continued until October ~.
Johnson became furious when At
tornry Erbstcin, for Mrs. T., Gamer
ON FalGonct. mother OF tho young
girl demanded that his bond be In
Crcascd.
II don't think II ~ necessary TO In
crease the bond" Johnson told tho
court. ~ am II responsible citizen,
| have n business worth 100000"
1T may be- worth that To YOU"
flashed back Erbstcin, "hut It's illegal
ana you ought to be- put out OF busi-
ness"
"l,n right. MIR. Mayor" comment
cd the negro with "A laugh,
III was mayor OF Chicago. you
would not be In business three min
utcs." replied the attorney.
Judge Hopkins then placed the
bond ut $500 the usual amount In
abduction cases.
\ professional bondsmun posted a
cash bond for the negro,
Two agents of the government de-
partmcnt of Justice were present.
when the puglllstic negro stopped
his automobile In front OF down
town bank today such large crowd
gathered that police were called 10
prevent n possible lynohinE. Mutter-
ings against the fighter were uttered
by several men. but there was nu
open demonstration.
A few negroes cried "hurrnh for
Johnson"
Johnson paid no attention 10 tho
crowd but entered his automobile
and drove quickly away.
a mittimus orncring the uetention
| Of Lucille Cameron, whose mother
rworc out the warrant against John
son, ns witness In the federal grand
! jury investigation against Johnson
was issued tOday by United States
Commissioner Foot on application OF
| the district attorney. She was held
under $4,000 bond.
Miss Cameron will appear before
! Commissioner Foote Tuesday and
! probably before the grand jury on the
game day.
! she was questioned by government
| agents Tor two hours today. but r..
! fused 10 tell of her relations with tn,
negro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Turks Have Two Hundred
Thousand Soldiers at Ad.
rianOple While Allies Mus
ter 60,000 Seasoned Troops
RUSSIA MAY BE DRAWN
INTO CONTROVERSY
King Ferdinand'S Manifesto
to Bulgarians Likely to
Force Car to Intervene on
Behalf of Slav Relatives.
tBy Leased Wire - SsvsslAw herald I

tBy Leased Wire - SAVsslAg asVAIal
London, DOT. i9.--Half q million
men. armed with the deadliost oe
modern war implements, are gathers
ing around AdrianOplo the ola caps
ital OF Northern Turkey today foH
what military men anticipate will be-
a long, hard fought and bloody SIEGE
The Bulgarian army, estimated to
number 100000 men, reinforced BY
$4,000 Servinns, as soon ~ war was
declared, began TO fight its way In
three columns through the mountain
passes which divide the Balkan
states from the territory Of the OF
toman empire. The Bulgarians sue
ceeded In driving back the Turkiah
outposts. including that at MustApha
Pashn.
Az Mustapha is only fifteen miles
from the fortress of Adrlanople. a
long time cannot olApso before the
main armies come into touch.
The Turks already have 100000
men In position ana thousends more
daily are arriving at the front 80
30 while their advsTasries for the mo-
ment have some advantage IN num-
bers, the two foroeA when they meet
probably will be nearly equal.
The Turks Appasbatiy are prepare
Ing for great battle and ara satis-
fled now to withdraw their troops
from the frontier posts as their oppo-
nents advance.
The drama ON which the curtain In
rising IN practically cut off from the
view OF the rest OF the world, as tho
chiefs OF stafrs OF tho various armies
have imposed a strict consorHhhip.
One Of the rules Issued to war eoFrs-
spondentS by the Bulgarian govern
mont is that nothing shall be sent
regarding any reverse tho Bulgarian
army may suffer.
A simultaneous advance n being
made by several Servlan columns ana
they arc making some progress ao-
cordlng TO report.
II is sale In Belgrade that tho old
SerVlanH ana MRcedonianH have cut
tho communications between Uskup
and Salonikl, thus preventing the
transport of rsinfoFcementA for the
Turkish troops at the front.
This report lacks confirmation.
The invasion of the NovlpaEar dis
trlct OF Northwestern Turkey by an
other Servian column, whose aim was
to Join tho MOnteneHrin, doubtlens ae-
counts for the visit made by the Rus
sian and Austrian ministers 20 King
Nicholas OF Montenegro Mt Podgor-
ltSa, az II was th.J strip OF territory
which Austria would not allow any
other power to occupy. The situation
there might cause Europe to bo
drawn into the conflict.
The fear is expressed in soma
quarters that King Ferdinand's mani
fcsto to the BulEarlanS is llkSsyI> TO
force tho Russian govefnmVht n
Intervene In behalf Of their slAv rol-
ntlycs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MEXICAN GUNGOATS
IN HANDS or REBEIIS

Mexico CITY, oct, ia.--Threo OF the
-four gunbUutH at Vera cruz have
fallen into the hands Of Felix Dla2,
according to Information received by
the government. The fourth. with
Commodore Azueta on board, has re-
manned loyal to the federal govern
mcnt but IN covered by the guns Of
the other vessels and n not allowed
to obtain provisions. II In generally
thought the commodore soon must
surrender.
General Geronimo TTevino, the
commander Of tho federal forces at
Monterey. who resigned yesterday, ID
said to he favored by many military
men for provisional president. lie II
believed not To be implicated Ia the
rebel movement started by Diaz. The
train service To Pueblu has been In
terrupted by tho rebel forces under
Agullar, who controls tho adjacent
territory and are threatening the city
Everything ls quiet In the capital.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
ROOSEVELT DEFINES
ATTITUDE ON TRUSTS

Chicago, Oct. 19.--COlOnel Roose-
Welt, after a long conference WIN
Francis j. Heney Of SAL Francisco.
today nude clear for the purpose ot
publication his attitude on the indus
trial commission with which he pro-
posed the trust situation should be
controlled In America.
His announcement brOCSht from
the sick room by Mr.. Hcncy. was IN
reply to writings of Louis BrandelS
and speeches OF Governor Wilson In
which Colonel Roosevelt is accused
OF "endearoring To legalizc monopoly
by a commission which would have
police powers to say to II favored cor
poration you are legal and 10 an un'
favored corporation you are NE
gal
This Is as near the antithesis OF
my position as any declaration wei
could be made" said Colonel RoOHe-
welt. II explained In part my posi-
ton In my Milwaukee speech when
] said, IN effect. that the Idea had
was that there be passed new laws
or that the Sherman antitrust act
should be amended IN such way that
there would be a definition Of what
was wrong, eliminating the rule OF
reason feature: that there should be-
this commission which would have
the power TO sit in on the eompanys
books and business and should have
the right 10 bring about obedience to
the law when infractiOns were found.
II am Ia favor Of new laws or oil
the amendment OF the Sherman law
TO provide such supervision as In con-
tainsd in the LaFollette.LenToo'
amendments; would provide In the
statute provisions which said thit
thing II wrong or that thing u
wTonG;' would not have left "a
guess or judgment Of any man or men
the determination OF what was wrona
or right, or reasonably wrong OF
Feasonably right
"If, gOF Instance. n corporation
should be crushing out composition
would have the statute say poln'
bDanR, with no lOOphOle for escape
sASt the corporation was guilty,
II WeuId haYo the commission en-
force the law hnch - the interstate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Physicians Definitely 2rO.
nounce Colonel Out of Dan.
ger and Able to Travel 10
Oyster Bay.
LIFE IN HOSPITAL
PALS ON PATIENT
Welcomes Glad News That He
is to Be Permitted to Travel
on Slow Train to Beloved
Sycamore Eill.
my Leased Wire to EvepIRE Herald |

ny Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald
Chicago. oct. l9.--"C Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt viii leave Mercy hospital
Tor oyster BAY Monday forenoon at
lO:N5 u'clock over the PennsylvuniI
railroad" This was tho announce.
Inent made today By Dr Alexander
Lambert the cOlunels family physl-
Ciun, after the examination physi-
clans had issued the following bulletin
describing his condition.
III Il. M. Saturday, October H.
Pulse, SO; temperature, gS; resplra-
ton, 20. Breathing easier. Resting
we'll, condition good. Convalescing
satisfactorily
Colonel Roosevelt declared the news
the best he had received since ne iirst
was assured that the wound would
not he fatal.
at has been very tedious waiting
here" he told the physicians. lin
spite Of the fact that you gentlemen
ana the Sisters OF Mercy have pro.
vided for mo In u royal way"
Preparations for the start began at
once. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. Oh.
iuined from his purents general In
structions az To the departure and
arranged with menlberS OF the Pro-
EreAsiys party In Chicago To look ~
train ARRANGEMENTS.
Reservations were ordered on tho
train by the contingent of newspn per
men and physlclans accompanying
the colonel and the hospital authorl-
ties prepared 10 take up with the po-
lice department the question of pro-
vlding adequate gunrd about the
building when the noted patient was
10 leave
Tentative plans provide that he
shall leave the hospital not IN an am
bulance. nut in an automobile which
will drive slowly 10 the Union station
A wheel chair probably will he there,
In which Colonel Roosevelt may be
carried down the long flight of steps
20 the trnIn fiOOr. He viii have IA pri-
vate car and a guard Of Chicago po-
llcemen will be asked to accompany
the train to the Illinois state line.
II think II now safe to say that
Colonel Roosevelt To all purposes u
out OF danger" announced DR.. Lam
bert, ths Roosevelt physician, and Dr
w. b. McCauley, who has had charge
of dressing aud caring for th" wound
agreed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
GOVERNOR WILSON sEws
ON HIS OWN BUTTONS
~ Leased wire to Evening Herald

my Leased Wire 10 EcVeRIsR HERALD
Princeton Junction, n. j., Oct iS.-
HAS anybody u needle and thread ?"
The question came from Governor
Woodrow Wilson as no looked inquir-
inEly toward some Of the members OF
his party gathered nt breakfast In his
private car today, ~ lost n button at
a strategic point" laughed the gov
eTnoT.
'wlll white thread do?" asked
some one,
Yes, think so. was tho reply and
few minutes the Democratic pres
idential nominee was sitting on tho
edge of the bed In his Stateroom pa
tientIy threading n needle and sewing
a lower button on his coat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
FATHER OF oRozCo
IlEEAIAIAs IN PRISON

III Paso. Texas. Oct. 10.-Pasoual
OrozcO, sr.. father Of the leader OF
tho Mexican revolution In the north i
Braulio HernandeE. former secretary
rerron. former Madero rebel, we're
relensed today In tho federal court
hero ON charges OF conspiracy 10
smrggle arms into Mexico. The elder
OrozcO, however. remains In jail here.
held on extradltlon charge OF mur-
der preferred by Mexican government
officials.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MRS. CLARK SPEAKS
RIGHT OUT IN
MEETING
Wife of Speaker Defends Her
Husband When Pulpit Or
ator Charges Him With OPP
position to Liquor Legisla-
tion.
my Leased wire TO EvsnlnH herald !

my Leased Wire 20 EVsulnE SIsFaId I
Vinltu, okla, oct. i9,----Rlslng In n
large audience IN "A church last night
MrH Champ Clark, who In Visiting In
Vinitu pointed her finger at II, T..
LuughDnum, superintendent of tho
untl-AHlu0n league and told him de-
liberatcly he was incorporating tho
attitude of Speaker Clark toward the
Shepherd. Kenyon bin that was pend.
Ing before tho last session OF con-
gr6HA.
I.aughbaum Bu!d IN his speech that
the Influence of the speaker was used
against tho prohibition leaders trying
TO get the bill reported from the
committee.
THAT IN untrue" said woman
who rose In the house. ~ am Champ
Clnrks wife and know that you are
have no right 10 do II and am pleas.
ed Ia tell you no."
Laughbaum protested ne was right
and when he continued the argument
Mrs. Clark left the church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
GOVERNOR MARSHAL
BACKS SHAFROTH
FOR SENATE
Vice Presidential Candidate
Declares Success Of Colorado
is Essential to Democratic
National Ticket.
my Leased wire to Ev.u,nu Asraia


Greeley. Colo, oct. ig.--Guvernor
Thomns u. Marshal Of indiana, DEM
urrniic vice presidential candidate.
was the central figure at gathering
ol Colorado Democrats here today.
Governor and Mrs Marshal arrived
from Kcnrney. Ncb., this morning aud
were Joined by Governor John r.
Shafroth uf colorado, candidate for
United states srnutor, and other state
leaders
My chief purpose In coming to
Colorado az this time" said Governor
Marshal, lis to help make ccrtuin
the sending tu the United states sen.
ate OF Governor Shafroth. THAT Is rs-
sentiHl TO the true success Of the
Democratic national ticket In No
vembpr In the coming Democratic
administration II 10 do the things We
want 1t To do II must have strong
Democrats IN office from the various
states To- back II up ana make pro.
gress sure. l believe We viii achieve
that result"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
COLORADO FUEL TO
RENEW ITS CHARTER
In. LEASED Wire 60 EvsHIAE H.rsla'

IN leased Wire Co EVsAIRG Herald
Denver, Colo. oct l9.--SStOckhOld-
era OF the Colorado Fuel a. Iron COM
pnny here today voted 10 renew the
corporations charter for twenty
years. a certificate viii be flcd with
the secretary of state today. Tho an
nual meeting viii be held Monday.
The company " capitalized ut SlG,-
zoo, 900. OF the 3G2.255 shares out =
standing 27O.Gl3 were voted at to-
daya meeting.
II In understood that nj the regular
meeting Monday tho stockholders will
decide on the disposition Of the undi-
ylded surplus Plans for cnlarglnS
ana improving tho property nre said
10 be ON the program for considern
tiOn Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
DENVER WIRE TAPPERS
BLK MAN FROM OREGON
rBy Lsasse wire to HvsnIuG MsraIdI

TBy Leased Wire 20 BVonlnG Herald
Denver, Colo. oct. levine tap
pera" operating In Denver during
carnival week are said to have Ae'
cured $3.50 from an Oregon man,
whose name Is withheld, according TO
information received at police head
quarters today. Chief OF Police Felix
O'NeIlI was apprlSod OF the alleged
robbery by q city detective and has
instituted an inveGtigation. II ~ said
the scheme was worked In connection
with the races at Overland park this
week. The police declined 10 give oat
further information until the compile
ton Of their Inquiry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Leader of New Revolt Declares
His Only Object Is to Re-
store Peace and Provide for
Orderly Election.
BATTLE IMMINENT
NEAR VERA CRUZ
Troops Hitherto Loyal to Ma.
dero Expected to Join as
Soon as They Get in Touch
With Rebels.
my Leased wIrs 10 evening Herald,


ny Leased Wlge 90 EVeninE HeEaIdl
Ncw York, oct l9.--"l have In
mind no special candidate for the
presidency Of Mexico declares Felix
bia2. leader uf the newest revolution
airy movement. In n telegram from
Vera cruz to the Herald today.
when the country ls finnlly paciflod
tho people will have an opportunity
of clccting the man most HcCeptab bic
to them For my part ! shall never
accept IN any circumstances an offer
Of III" presidency | am not working
for personal ambition nor for tho ud-
vanccmcut uf any one man. shall
remain at the head OF the govern
mont only until the country liz pacl-
fled aud order restored.
AS head ur tho present revolu-
tiOnnry movement ] have at my dis
pOsnl more than S2.O00.OOO and the
revenues from tho customs, and more
than t2OO,O0O of the proceeds OF q
loan from merchants OF this port.
have not touched nor shall touch
one single cent OF this money which
belongs to tho government except TO
pay the salaries OF the government
employees and soldiers
For myself or my co-workeTs
have not taken one single cent. All
expense uf this kind I have paid out
of my own pocket without any desire
10 bo reimbursed"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
SCIIWANK TRIAL SIT
FOR MIDDLE or NOVEMBER

Milwaukee, oct. ls.--"Th"re IL alb
solutcly no truth In the report that
Colonel Ruosevelt's assailant viii be
brought To trial next week" snid Dis
trirt Attorney Hnbel today.
"SChrank vii not be- brought to trial
before the middle of November unless
something unforeseen happens" nid
Sheriff William Arnold.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
Hear Congressman Cole
On Wednesday Night

q Every voter who In seriously =
q Interested In the result OF the =
q election on November 6th, and
. who wishes 10 vote intelllgently =
q should hear Congressman Ralph =
q Cole. OF Ohio, who will speak In
y Albuquerque on wednesday
y night.
q Congressman Cole is one OF =
. the foremost tariff experts In =
. America. lie II especially en-
y pert In his knowledge OF tho =
y wool tariff question. the question
q Of most vital interest TO New
. Mexico In this elSctiOn.
~ Reserve Wednesday night 30 =
- you may be sure 10 hear what :
H ~. Cole has 20 say
MAAAaA q oNAAAAa . 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
MILITANT SISTER IS
CONDEMNED TO
HARD LABOR
Stiff Sentence Melted Out to
suffragette Convicted Of At.
tempted Arson at Oxford,
England.
[By LsassS Wire 20 EvrsIaH Hsrsldl

lby LeAssS Wire 90 EVraIaH HsFsIdl
oxford, Eng, Oct. l9--dIelen
CruigES a militant sufTragcttc was 10.
day sentenced to nine months hard la
Dor nt the nssi2es ON the charge of4at-
tempting TO set ilro Ia the residence Of
Lewis " IInrcOurt, secretary Of state
for the colonies.
Miss Craiggs. who IL II daughter OF
John Craiggs. was discovered by II
watchman with another woman IN the
grounds Of Nuneham park, when
searched She was found To be- carrying
a quantity Of infammnble mat"rial
and spirits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
OtOZCo RAPIDLY
NEARING EAST COAST

Icl Pas0. Texas. Oct. l9.-0enoral
Pascual OTozcO, leader OF the rOvolu-
tion In northern Mexico, with his
army OF rebels IL rapidly nearing the
border OF the state OF Nuevo Laon,
where General TrevInO is In charge
Ut federal forces operating out OF
Monterey. say rebel representative
here today. orosoO has traverDod the
state OF CoahuIYa IN "A southeasteFly
course and 10 hurrying into Nuovu
Leon. II 10 aaid.
Much significance now IL attached
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
st0rm IN Puget sound ReEiOn,

Seattle, Wash. oct. 10.--Telo-
graphic ana telephone communication
throughout western washington waS
interrupted today by high winds
which blow down trees and poles ana
caused much minor damage. The
wind velocity rose 10 forty miles en
hour here. NO damage 70 shippinB
has been reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
w. @. II. U. In aa..lnn.

Portland. ore, Oct. ls.--Tho thirty
ninth annual convention OF tho Ma.
tlonal Young Women's Christian Tenn
perancs Union, was called 10 order In
the First Baptist church here today by
tho president, Mrs Lillian az. N. stew
ems,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19
AIonNOIIn IltI,1,tntIent.

st. Petersburg. Oct. is.--RusSla to-
day recognized the Independence Of
northern Mongolia. The ceremony
took place at UrEa. capital Of Mon
eolla.
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.(COntInusd On Page .. cOluma 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-19

Mrs. Champ Clark Cot
Fis1a - a. unsrafnf ea calltn
the Bitnt . nnD1g. vgAo nara !
the Bpan DnNg Wa . aaae
Onof ~