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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-24

This is the season OF the year when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the frequent colds contracted by
their children. and have abundant rea-
o for 1t as every cold weakens the
lungs, lowers the vitality and paves
the way for the more serious diseases
that so often follow. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is famous for it5 cures.
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-24
Chronic stomach Trouble.

Mrs. @. G. Ingram, r. r. 2, Eaton,
Tenn, writes: Il think no medicine
like Peruna. being afflicted with stom-
ach trouble about thirty years and
have taken so much medicine for it
and found nothing like Peruna. My
weight before taking Peruna was about
IA hundred and twenty-five pounds,
and / was so weak / could do scarcely
anything. Now / am much better and
weigh one hundred and forty-fve
pounds"
catarrh of Stomach.
Mrs. Mary Deeper, r. r. 3, La Crosse,
Wis, writes: Il cannot too highly
recommend your preparation for the
relief Of catarrhal troubles in various
forms.
Il can truly recommend Peruna as
the best remedy for catarrh Of the
stomach. You advised a treatment
which / took until 1 felt well again. /
was glad to know of something which
would relieve me, and in a little over
three months Peruna had successfully
rid my system of all traces of catarrh.
Il therefore take great pleasure in
wishing you every success"
catarrh Of Throat.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson, Pine City,
Mimi, writes that she had catarrh of
the throat for nearly three months,
and used different medicines to no pur-
pose. A friend advised Peruna, and
after taking two bottles she was cured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-24

in the demand for sleeping porches.
du1nls eIqBsonou 9 useq sa9 s1suL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
I,EDI.ANDS MAN SUCCEEDS
MITCIIIiiL, ~ PRESIDENT
Especial Dispatch 80 EN eninR Herald

Suntn ne \ NJ Nu,. -. Los An
,,oIo. u',s rbnsrn ns inc urxt meeting
Mac. rnr thr ocean tn ocean high
vynv ossnrInttnu an thr second duy of
no onr,,nI convention hrrr todny. and
,h,, r,,II,,,try. .uirIcora ,yrr, chusru.
pr,siJ,.ut .t;rurpr W. wilder ur
p,,li,,ds ,.I uur nr th. editors nr
E,vnrynnd,, MAGAZINE
srrrrt,r Mont. r.. Chubh of Red
Innds r,I
Virr nr,sid,uI, For New Mexico,
Col n T. TvIt,hcll for Ari2una, l..
I, u,nry of Gluh,. for California, i.
I Jrrkirs rr I,us Angeles.
Exrrut,,r lud Legislative commit
trrs for tho three states wrro named,
those Ton NrN Mr>irp hclug'
Exrrull,r committee Frnn'T ".
Lester, j. \. French ana l'"l"Il y
ErVi1n,
LcglslntIy" committee - Is, y
SELLERS, r. T.. iin"a, Res Harvey NJ
Shields ur Dawson, Mayor i W Nr
klnHon of Huswcll, und ) \, Mnh"wN
of Domlng,
rhr HssUciHtinn h husN Nllh rrs".
lutiuns this uftcrunuu ANA VIII con
Clud" ~ sessions tonight VA" al
Tendance is about fillS delegate, lh'
siX states "f Sew Mexico, AriI"na
California, '"lorado. Missouri ana
KANSAS hoing represented,
A most important action taken wa
the nmulgamailoh with III" ocean "
Ocean Highway asspclhllon OF th'
Nntlonal bld TrhllS "SS"c'nlIOh
Whose pr"sIdcnl, j. A. Low" of Kan.
snS GUY veteran 81 lh' ""SH W
K"arnry ANA pun'phdn' ni"h' 'l"h'
eloquent speech m'l nlih' r'N',"lnN
the history "i II" ''rN "''" 81 'h'
Santa l'r trall aud I"NluE - "l"S'
eloquent irih"l" :" lh' uh'hhu"''' ~
that trail IN III" '"n,h"'N. MI
Low" know k"ntu'N 'h" '"n'pn''
personally
a Telegram wus read nom unr o'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
THUG QUARTETTE ON
TRIAL FOR DEATH
Of GAMBLER
ROSENTHAL
District Attorney Declares All
Four Men Are Equally
Guilty With Police Licuten-
ant Becker.
PROPOSES TO SEND WHOLE
CREW TO ELECTRIC CHAIR
IN, Lnn.rd Wire 20 asv.nInE meraIal

uy Leased wire 10 hINrnAhA "SFAu
Sew york. Nn,. The tuul at
the four mca charged with the muir
der ur Herman Hoscnthul moved
swiftly today Wilhm an hour Htlcr
opening uI court Assistant District At
turnry Moss had completed hts Hd-
dress to the jury und four witnesses
had taken the stand, Among these
wnE Dr. otto schultz the COroncrS
physician who performed the autopsy
Dr. schultz produced the bullets. now
shu pclcsE bits OF lead which he hnd
tnkcn from Ruscnthals brain, and
held them up for ,hc inspection Of
the court. where the defendants could
see them.
The four defendants were H. various
moods, ~.
"Dago Frank cirulu M sIi,l-
ming az Mr.. Moss concluded u BCHth-
ing urrnIgnmrut; "Whiivy' l,cwis wns
restless and hclligrrCut, Gud apparent
Is took the prosecutors words at thcir
fun meaning. while Lefty" l.Oui"
ana "GNp the Blood" leaned back IN
their chairs. looked around aud ap-
pcarcd slolidly Indifferent to what
VAS going ~"
Jacob Hccht, u waiter In ia" Hotel
Mrtropulr. testified h" heard four
shots fired ana saw Rus"nlhal rnll On
the sidewalk LolHs krnus", another
waiter. testified that nc saw ."voiNcrs
In the hands or four men ana saw
three of them fire.
Hrnusr lcrt the stand, walked over
tu the guumtn aud picked out all but
"Dngo Frank" IN the three whom ne
saw fire. lie snid he could not ihch'
| tify the fourth man, brrHusc ~.
mans face had been turned from
him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
DEFENSE OBJIH - 70
PROSECI LANGUAGE

Sew York, Soy. -. ASslSinnl
District Attorney fr"drrl"k Moss
made his opening statement to tn"
Jury to-day IN the trial ul lhc gun
men" accused of the murder Of Her
man I,Oscnihal
I'm beginning his nddr"'s Mr., MnSs
described the inception "t the plot ~
XIII iiuhcnthHl, reviewing the oNl-
drncr In IN" Becker trai He said
all members uf "llg jack Ncllg'S
gang were BcCk"r's Instruments III
the rXcCutlOn uf the murder,
"'rhc testimony ut Jn"h Rose Will
show you" continued Mr., Moss,
that he personally went tn these
gunmcn ana tuId them 90 the de-
sire of Lieut.. Churl,h Becker, head
or the NronR-urm squad, to Aecur"
the murder al Herman l'osonthal
who VAS about to max" an exposure
of his illegal relations Win Becker
Rose told him that Becker would
lob them for carrying concealed
wcaponn. as Jnck IrllE had bnci
luhbcd, II they ala not DO M
bidding"
Attorney Wahlr, for the defense
objected tu m" prosecutors charHc
tcrlZntlOn ui his clients ~ 'gunmon.'
"Thr word h not IN IN" dlcti0h'
ary," hc protested, III ~ an lhNeh
tion OF journalism,
~ am using IA" common every
day vcrnacular," said Mr., Moss.
ms he language al the under
world, and the word hus no place II
this court ROOM" rctHrted Mr.
Wnhle,
Mr.. Moss referred thereafter 10 th'
| "dcfendantS." He described hOV
they gathered Ht "Iirldgic Webber'A'
poker rooms before the murder an'
went on;
EVERY one Of these four men wa
an essential factor In tho muFder, 1
ls not necessary for III TO show tha
II WAS whitley" Lewis who fired tn
particular shot that killed ROaen
thai"
The claim Of the state II that e9cI
In equally guilty,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
DEATH or LEADER
HLOW TO LIBERALS

Washington Nov. I2.--it In be-
UcVcd here that the assassination oI
the spanish premier may have been
connected with proposed anti.
strike bill being discussed In tho
Spanish cortcs The assahtin, II is
said, may have been - fanatic VINO
was opposed to- the measure.
The bill introduced uS II result OF
tn" recent railroad strike ih spain,
prov ided that no strike would h'
pcru,ittrd which might tend to be
rcvolutlunury IN character or Whlch
may be- looked upon ~ Injurious to
III, nation us a whole.
Th" opinion was expressed that
the death or CanHlcias would pruh-
ably be hard blow to the liberal
party. tie had held the various rae
tions ut the party together during
nearly thru" years that he hHd
served az premier, but is was doubt
ed whether any other liberal leudcr
could do as well.
Count liHmuuUuuS another prOml-
ucnt liberal leader. wus mentioned az
a probable successor To Cnnulcjus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Furious Fighting Repeated
from Forts Around Adrians
Ople With Stubborn Turk.
ish Resistance.
FEW AMERICAN CITIZENS
REMAIN IN TROUBLE zCNE
Cholera in ConStantinOple"
Grim Notation OH Bills Of
Health of Ships Leaving
Ottoman Capital.
my LEASED Wire 10 EvsnIAs nsr.Ia1

ny LEASED Wire 90 BventnH IHsrnIaO
london, Nur. l2,--'it In said tho
European powers ~ tho request 90
Turkey are about to sound the balkan
allies win the object OF arranging nn
urmisiirr
bulgaria Ia not likely to aocede Ia
an nrnistlc" unlil tho conclusion oG
~" uaitlc along the lines OF tho TuhRts
nlin, in 'front.' of tunHtantinOplo, which
rs now being fought, tho principal
move In which only awaits the arrival
1T m0lr hcavy Siege artillery Tor tha
liuIgdrln army,
Around Adriunoplo the Bulgariana
are going through sOino uf tho hardest
hrhtlug ut the campaign. Despatched
from their slide today stated that tho
Iulgurian troops suffered heavy losses
ia the taking of the two Turkish forts
ot lInpnrtultepo ana PnpaStepe, out
sldo of tho fortress of AdrlanopIo.
Whenever they waverGd their officers
and priests cxhOrtGd them to 90 for
ward at any cost. 'rhe fort on Pap
nStopo wus taken only after heavy
reserves had been brought up, ~
stubborn was tho Turkish raBlHta nee.
1t In explained by military experts
that these two positions do not form
part of tho fortlncations Of tho city
OF Adrlanoplc. but ara situated on hills
seven miles out OF tho advanced fort
Of Knruguch ThlB latter fort was re-
puFtrd To have been 'takeh by'Shn aiuss
garian troOpS sumo dtlgs aG0. lbua slilas
then tho Turks have cialme0 Fe-
pulse uf the BulRaTlans. The two hills
Of kurtultepo and Papa2tcpe, however.
AFFORD goud Starting DoInts for an ad-
vance toward tho limo Of fortlhcatiOnp,
SAa British foreign Office huB In
formed the United States ombassy
hero TINT very few American citlEenB
remain IN Tho interior OF Asia Minor.
Even before tie request WAS received
from Washington steps had been taken
by British officials and wurshlpB to
protect American citizens requiring as
slAtHnCo aud those requesting 1t had
been received on bUnrd warships. This
United states embassy has formally
oppressed lts thanks ~ tho British uu-
thurltlcs.
\ despatch from COustnntinOple re-
colvcd by the foreign offices says that
bills OF health of all vessels leaving
the Turkish capital are marked
cholera prevails IN Constuntlnople."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
r1,oG SLEEPS MANY YEARS.

Mineral, Kas,, Nov 12.--Jamos
Young of thu city says ho d0mon-
strnted that the theory of u frog living
without food or water is correct,
y0nng made AN experiment after
feedlng IA statement that fr0es have
boen known to live hundreds Of years
while sealed In brick wall.
= Obtaining a frog. Young placed II In
the hollow OF a tree and sealed the
hollow with cement Years passed,
and the man forgot ali about the frog.
Young saya no was a mere hoy when
this creature was shut in. and that q
few days ago. when the tree was
broken open, the frOa leaped out aa
live and hearty as when Il had been
sealed up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
CARUSO DENIES ALL
CONNECTION WITH
STRIKE DISORDER
Prisoner on Trial in Lynn fog
Murder Declares He Was
Not Even a Member of In
dustrial Workers.
10y Leased Wire 60 EvsRInG HsrAIdl

~ Leased Wire Go ESenlnG HePAIdl
Salem. Mass. Nov. ~. --- Joseph
Cnruso. on the stand In his own dc.
fense In the EttOr-G iOvanitti- -C'nrus"
tTtnl. COntinpsd his testimony today.
Caruso's testimony was given
through an interpreter. .ie denied
he over belonged to the Industrial
Workers Of the World or that h"
paid any Imitation Zee during the
strikc.
II am not member but | am go
ing To belong when gel out of
here" said tn" prisoner, smiling at
the court aud jury,
Afilduyliy In the ousr prepared by
the DEFENDANTS counsel. the district
attorney declared, referred to Caru-
10 us u member of IN" industrial
Workers OF IN" World, but Curuso
denied any kuUwlcdB" Ol such pa
prrs
CHrusu said h" dld not hear Of th"
killing of Anna LopiIHu nniil he went
Ia the italian pUstuillc" an hour
after IN" shooting
"Did not ypu tcll your wife that
night nbU'" the shooting '' asked
District. a ,orncS Attwill.
no; why should /" II did not In.
Icrrst me-. How could I, Innocent
know I wns going to bc arrested"
CaTusO vigorously denied IN" tcstl'
muny OG Detective l.uCuurt that h'
had told i.HCOurl h. stabbed pFliccI
licunr. Ilr slrndlastIy stuck lu hr'
story that he vas AT nom" whrI
Anna Lopizzo was killed aud Police
man BrnOit Stubbru
Joseph j, EttOr. - defendant VIII
CurusO. followed CurusO on the stand
EttUr declined to be- sworn hu
made the affirmation prescribed b!
law. he told uf his early wandering
about the country.
EttOr said he reached Lawrence nm
night of January |. and addressed {
meeting on the alleged Injustice o
| capital tp labor.
| " said" Ettur continued, "tha
| the strike should be- peaceful, ! SAT-
that we were the more Interested II
peace because In the last analysis II J.
always the workers blood that va
spilled" "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
PREACHER sIrI3s BuI.L MOOSE.

Oklahoma city, Nov. i2,---AIIoging
thnt the Buli MOoso party owes him
tli5 Tor speeGhmaklng In OklnhOna
during the campaign Just. clOl sd.
"nlrh II nus failed 10 pny. tho Rev.
q, ! Waugh uf this cts Med suit for
Ilr recovery of that amount IN Justice
", f. lin"ktn's rourt ~ inc city.
Waugh, duIiug the primary cam
pnipu lud GUNNER, Nds "A Democratic
candidate for congress, but failed Of
nomination. and later switched To the
llull MuuscrH. During the Haskell
administration ho wah connected with
the stat" diEpCnHury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
~ SSI.N AND AUSTRIA
ON VERGE on Hltl;AK

I.uudun, Nov. l2,--rhc deadlock IL
lhu international Political situation
brought about by tho Balkan war CON
llnurH S"lthcr Austrin. Hungary nor
Srrtiu uLs given way uIi a single 90.
.rulii point Ia regard tO the futurU
ct Albania, aud tho proposed Uccupn-
Dluu hy the Scrvluns Of port on tile
AdrlHtir SEA. Tho Russian press IN
daily INTENSITY ms tho warliko tome Or
It's support ui tn" S"rvlnn cause.
Somo Euruputn rhunoollOrleS took -
murr optimistic view at the condition.
"i unurs, assuming lnut yesterdays
conferences between tho Austrian aud
Srrviun statesmen At budapest have
tended io relieve tho crisis
The great powers not directly inter
ustud In the outcome are making
strong ururia tu reconcile the two an
lnguulBtN II N believed HCrinhny has
ut least induced AuStrlu- Hungary nou
to press her objections 10 Servi1'S
aims unlil tho end uf tho campaign
Germany huH pointed cut that tho
| whole question uf tho balkans can
LhOn be Hrttlod by un European Oon-
forUnce In which tho Balkan nations
will have voice. when AFohdukG
rrlncis Ferdinand, tho heir 20 the
Austrian throne, mOOla the German
emperor shortly. the plans for thla
conference will DO drawn up In out
line. This Wow ColncIdeS with that ot
urcut Britain, as premier Asaulth ex-
plulnod In his apecch ON saturday, Z,
Tho authorities at Vienna taks
palms to point out that tho military
conferences being held ut BudapeaL
are not incongruOus with Aubtrla'p ds-
sire tOr peace, incy explain that
plans aud precautionary nisasuFas
have boen considered, but aRy they
viii not be- carried out unless Servla
should violate Austrla's Interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

dents assallant shook his head slowly
and looked curiOualy az the jndRc, but
gave no further Indication OF now he
regarded the idea He was allowed to
be seated and until he left the court
room his mir was not changed from
that of u disintcrestcd business man
when he stood up to plead he dis
played only the concern that any man
might when appearing for his hrst
time To answer In court for an omensc,
His color He'd Tor an instant nit AZ
soon ns he started to talk MS sell
possession returned.
Back at hts cell, he thanked IN"
under. shcrin for taking his oNerCnat
and for handing him a magazine,
During his absence Schrank's cell had
been examined closely and u table FORK
which had been overlooked In rcmoN-
ing the remains ur II CORNER meal. was
taken out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
GREEKS SHOT DOWN
BY DEPUTY
SHERIFFS
One Man May Die, Another Is
Seriously Wounded, in ELL
counter Between Officers
and Strikers at Bingham.

my Leased Wire ~ EVcnInE Herald I
bingham, Utah, NuV 1.-Two
Greeks were wounded, one perhaps
fatally. by shrrlfrs deputies early
this morning, George liclrlodall was
shot through the abdomen. John Ce.
dukls was wounded In the right shout
der. The Deputies declare that they
were fired upon frum II Greek coffee
house as they were cscortlng two
suspected strike rioters to jail and
returned the fire, one Of the alleged
rlotcrs whDm the deputies accused ut
taking pnrt In IN" shooting nt the
United States TrnmNuy last month,
escaped IN the excitement.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
MIrn MonM MormEn nrnnAIp:

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. a.-ilecdusr
his wife insisted nn wearing IA Mother
Hubbard on the streets Ut Mnrtinsburg
DR., Thomas Muson Greenwood hlrd
suit for divorce yesterday In the cir
cut court at Independence, The pcil-
ton recitcs that his wife loNcd to 90
about the home barcrooted, and, being
"a professional man, II initiated
against his business, lie dl"o alleged
that she lowered around his place of
business. ana one night, while hc MAS
playing pool. she smashed window
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

urging greater efforts Outhcrs who
spoke were Secretary OF state An
tonic LugerO, who. On behalf OF the
governor, welcomed the delegates TO
the state and pointed with pride to
what has been duur IN New Mexico;
Col Dell NJ. Potter uf Arizona, X. l..
BaCa, Colonel SELLERS and others! An
enjoyable lunch and smoker at the
Palace Hotel last uight was ore OF
the best social features OF the meet
irg,
Among the communications was
one from merchants ct Gallup ask
ing that The main trauscontinental
route h" run VIA that city to the
places ui historic and natural inter-
est ~ western Sew Mexico and
northern Arizona
secretary ct Stu,u Antonio Luccru
~ his speech ui v,lcumc yesterday
vaid. "Grutlrmru ur the Ocean to
ocean Highway association. Ia tho
nhsrn," ul our worthy governor, tho
lluu. W, &. MrIruulld the plcualug
duty "t expressing to YOU a. hearty
wciruntr to- the capital ct our state
has hrCn pul upuN me. THIS duty IN
especially pleasing because We rCCuI ,
nlHr ~ you the rrprus"uiutiycg Of the
great pr"ErrAsiN, utuN Numrut. Tho
present axe Be- particularly ,huruC-
irrl>ud h u~ spIru uI urugr,. along
ull lines ut du,rlupw,ut n require
~" argument To- prove IA, prupual-
tluu that among tn, most muguiTi-
cent "i these movements u that NJ
continual ON pppr o. rullt,u a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
SIIl1IlIET' pnOEESSES
IGNORANCE or AFFItAO'

Salt Lake, city, Nov IL Sheriff
Sharp progressed complete ignorance
this morning Of tho circumstances at
tending the shooting of two Greeks at
bingham by his deputies.
when asked II the Greeks were
strikers he replied:
II don't know anything about H.
Th" men are on the road here now
and I am going to have an lnvrsltgu-
ton"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

Ot relations between that country ana
the vatican. These have since Dceh
resumed and the question Of sepnra-
tlon II being discussed with view
to u friendly settlement. The span
ish government, however, insists on
the supremacy Of the civil power.
Senior Cunnlejas visited New YORK
In 1897, just before the outbreak OF
the spanish American war. II was
stated at the time that his mission
vas to Uiudy the sentiment Ot the
American people and of the admins
tratlon regarding cuban affairs, but
II was hlntcd that hc was entrusted
with ~ secret mission To Otlcr pc
cunlury Inducements to the cuban
leaders to stop the rebellion IN CubA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
sayr smoke NIaI.er Thean slcL.

Kansas city. NO., Nov, hrs,
Georgia \, Strawbrldge. mother Of
Harry r. Strawbrldge and owner OF
the fats ~ ISg9-3i Central street
brought sui. In the circuit court yes
tertlay against the American ChieIe
company. chewing gum makers TOT
$50. 900 damages. The gum plant In
about 100 feet south Of the fats ana
Mrs, strawbrldge says 70 much smoke
Ia blown from the factory chimney In
10 her fiatA that II damages her prop
er(y und makes her and her family
sick. She values the iiats AZ N2'OOO'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

"Dur first need II government GU
durscmcnt for the good roads move-
mcnt In the southwest, We need tho
first appropriation congress makes
for national highways. und trust
We shalt not forget that only by or
gnniZatlon, cooperation and harmon
iOus work can we srCur" the prize. !
look forward To- tn" day which | be-
llcNe IL near when this country will
br known far and wide for its good
roads, which win equal II they do not
surlna~ 'tu famous highways OF
France aud switzerland. look 'fur'
ward Ia IN" day when all the people
viii heed and i've up ~ the slogan,
See America FIRST From speech
Of John : Mitchell, retiring prcs
dent OF the ocean to ocean Highway
Association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
OROzCO VICTIM OF
WHAT LOOKS LIKE
PERSECUTION
Aged Colonel in Mexican Reb-
Ell Army Taken to San An
tonic on Unknown Charge,
~, Lensrd Wire 10 E,.n,nE Herald /

~ l'dau, IvsHs, Nuv II in'uli'l
pascml OruNr", -. urrrNcd hy mlI-
tul aullorilics hrrc is urtug tfnns-
ported srcrolly lo Ful Sam lluuBlun
ut San Auiuulu. IuNiH. Ihu charge
On which IA" fnlhrI ol the revolution
londcr IL h"Id is not Jundr kuu"u,
nor ih" reason Tor hIs rrmu,ai nom
Fort BllHs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
TUItkIsu DIlhENDHIgs
DRIVEN 10 IEEIHs TOP6

Rieka, MOnteuegro. Nov t2-~Ihs
IombardmeBt " the Z rklni, city Of
Tnrakosch, on f.ake'scutsri, continued
throughout sunday Toward evening
the Turkish garrison Withdrew % tNM
highest points OF thu works whi1n alN
on the sldO OF the anonntalna. E4eBR
position was renderOd 20 deaparAie NJ
exposure " tho snow and bs lack %
provisions that thsg ataelnpte4 loaaS
10 abandoa MI posltlopR aud n sss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Ocean to Ocean Highway Asso-
citation Elects Officers for
Year; Will Conclude Ses-
siOns Tonight,
AMALGAMATES WITH OLD
TRAILS ASSOCIATION
Stirring Addresses Made by
John S. Mitchell, TwitChell,
Lowe, Compadre of Kear-
ney, Lucero and Others.

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. Good lluuds association win hr =
q held tomorrow night at The com {
. mCrCiul club iu perfect urgIui2a-
q tiuu ana get NlEuruuN, tu Wurk =
q for better roads ~ aud out of =
q this city, Every huustrr is vital
= ly Interested. Every man VII"
q wants to see u bigger city aud =
= more business is urged tu attend Z
q this meeting. Tho bond lssu" Z
. has passed, the ruNd building un =
. big scale has started and Albu- 4
= uurruuc doesn't want tu bring up
O the rear ul the pruCcsHiun,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
sOclnIlvt Vote n, Missouri 1000,

jefferson city. Nov, The best
estimate on total OF Socialist vote IN
Missouri In that II Will be- II little over
20, 900, a slight Increase over the vote
Of tho same party at the preceding
election. No accurate hgureaguf the
Eeeent election Grs ayallaols xsts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

Washington. Nov. i2.--An Invita-
tIOn 20 make the opening addrean to
the national rivers and harborA con-
gTess in thie city, Dec. I, was ac@
cepted today BY President Taft.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

TODASra NEWS TODAY
Yeu 80 n n ths REldHAID.
R,zty Csnas . Yspptb 90 - cents
q wcsk delitcsca - Soar doSs;
fifty cents By naan.