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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
Samuel Untermeyer, Famous
Corporation Counsel Comes
tn Defense Of the Democratic
Candidate.
REPLIES TO RO0sEvELT
CORPORATIONS CrAnAl
Deolares'W Had No Time
ssin FIRST aila
Could Not Get Action in the
Second.

IDv leassd wtFa 90 Iowsnsn@ mesniaI
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 4.--rhe0-
dore Roosevelt'a change IN his state-
ment OF Saturday that Governor will
sOn'H record as governor OF New 5e7-
sey, IN dealing with the trusts waa-
Inconsistent with his present position
on that question, was replied 70 Ia an
address here last night by samuel
Untermeyor, speaking with the sh-
dorMemsht Of tho democratic national
committee. Is
ut was allpposed TINT tAlS charge
had hoen fully met aud disposed ot,a
said MT, UneBm0yer, but since ColQe
mel Roosevelt has seen fit c0mpletely
to ignore the conclusive answer that
has been made. Il may be we'll 70 sup.
plewant what has alrrady been said
on that subject no ms 90 avoid any
room for Misunderstanding,
livery novice In the law knows
that the. state OF New Jersey having,
worry unwiaclg, conferred upon the
corporations unlimited powers to ao-
quire the stock ana properties OF
other companies. n cannot prosecute
them for having dnfie 10.
1T cannot compel them 10 spTFen.
der prOpAFty which VI expressly nu.
thOrized them to acquire. II n unf0r.
tunate that such wide pOwera were
ever granted TO corporations, bul
that like many other unwiss pOwaFf
that were conferred on corporations
was done many years ago.
There have been two sessions oi
the Legislature since Wilson beeasna
governor. Everybody IN New JeTBa,
knows that the first session wnl
crowded with reform legislation az
feeling corporations, which had beet
beld back may years, Whilst GOV
erpof Wilson also Rt that time strong
/ " urged reform OF the general cor
pekntlpn laws, Il was inIp0spibl0 h
plpileii hyafgfhlaR In 4 saaaal0l
e fiIfse fpnths
ma SetFtEfuFg aMHtR con
A4 aA2a ReFs HeeahileAl
NNq 4f u lp n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
rNo Enlnrrc pnahlo Planr.

crease the capacity OF the steel plant
at Pueblo viii soon be asked of the
board OF directors according to an
announcement made tuday by Presi.
dent .. n. Wclshorn. Nj. sFelGhorn' q
statement In made IN connection with
the annual report Uf The Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. which says that
the output Of the Pueblo plant for
proAuctl0n. The report continues:
"The aales ot heavy rails already
nAadA Will take the fdii ontput of the
rail mill for the current fiscal year
and orders already ON the socks will
keep the smaller mills ftinnIng well
into 1913"
The imprOvemente 10 Be asked for
Include TX nddltlonM Opon hearth fur-
nacea. ef4ti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
THE LAST WORD IN

New York, Nov. The last word
in tha Dr6Hi0entiai and gubarnatorial
caInpadknp in this state iSbatng spoken
today and ths eve Of election fnds the
three candidates Tor the head OF the
state ticket winding up their canvas
zee with npeecke1 In and about this
city AL sides make claims Of victory
and With q forecast ~ fair weather for
election day Il 20 predicted heavy
vote Will be polIed.
Colonel Roosevelt planned to spend
the ferenean at his homo In Oyster
bay nlra later IN the day was 20 90 70
iMlnetlai 10 address n meeting there.
Tonight he will talk 20 his oyster Hay
nelghhors and ci0Be his long campaign,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

Barring Appointmsilt AZ BE.
publican to entpeed Him
from Rhode Ials Eohse
May Elect Pre- INT Il Call.
ed Upon.

tBy l,Vassa Wire e. Eveme n1egalal
4 washington, Nov, q. Tha
= death 81 Ropreaentnslvt ttnhrae 4
y H Utter of Rhode aaIhfn np-
pnrently breaks the daanionk In
3 which the house Of raNftaenta-
. uves would find Itself II II Wero
called upon to elect a president
Up to the time Of Mr., Ii1ter'a Z
= denth the house was oduhlSr al
q vlded representation Of tHbnfys
two states was Democrath, tWaH- q
= ty-two Republican and tha oete- 4
Nates Of the four r0uAinlno Z
statea were equally divides, be- 4
2 tween Republicans and Denor z
q Gratis z
q Rhode Island was one dR tho
y rtates ~ which the delegation Z
= was Hgunlly divided an4 ktar'e 2
y death, should his pinEo he not e
= filled by a Repuhilcnn tn flhinh z
= tho remainder Of hia term. would &
2 throw Rhode lslapd 10 osthe Dem 4
y ocTntlc column. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
TRIAL BRINGS M LIGHT RE.
MAltlNlAB1lIc, CRIMINAL CAREER


MAltKAlBLIs CRIMINAL C.AIIEIsR
Especial Dispatch co EvenlnE Meraidl
Ration, N, NJ, Nov. 4,--The trial OK
Probert at Taos last week, resulting
In his conviction upon "a charge OF
embeExlVgneni has brought TO. llaht
one of the most remarkable criminal
careers IN the history OF the eouutry.
According 20 the evidence probert
has not only served term 81 the
Wisconsin penitentlary, hit. following
HIS release, returned at 0Gce 10 q sue.
cesHful career OF emhezzleinent and
bank wrecklnR.
Probert came 10 New Mexico ahont
twO and a half years ago from C0lo>
rudo and established tho Stnta Hnt-
lngs bank at Taos He soOn han a
very succeEaful small business rum
ming, but word was pusaed OF more o.
less shady transactions. An inge4tl-
cation was called for and John JOerna
OF Ration. then travelling auditor OK
the state. made an investigation which
showed to the audlbor that Probegt
was nfisusing the funds OF the bank.
His inquiry resulted In q apooiiio
charge OF embezzlement OF tB0O from
Roy A. Clifford, a customer 0f che
bank. who had left that amount Ia
escrow. IL was upon this charge and
upon the evidence OF the travelling
auditor that probert was convicted.
At the time OF his couvicfipn
Probert was running weekly
newspaper In Taos, the Taos
Valley Recorder. lie entered no de-
Tense at the trial and did not so on
tho stand. s11,A X
Probert served two and a half years
In the Wisconsin state prlsoE for em-
eezzling funds OF o bank at Wainpuni,
Wis. He served his time and on his
Feelaso established what was known
~ the State Medical hospital Of Niles,
Mich. where no was generally known
a. Doc pfnberg. Following the fail.
uFo OF this uusabliHhmenf ha won't 10
InegtherA indi0nas WhsRe an lsfcMiJlc
connected with and wrecked 4 DAilk,
Iie then went 20 BuCiairo, where he
wrecked another bank. His next Von@
tute was mt Mlnnizvilia, Ore, where
ha reepatcd tho performance, goinH
thence TO Dayton ana DUPONT. Ose.i
who're he did the same Job again,
Next ne went 10 Zen Bomond, Cali
where he met ana married a beautiful
woman, using the name OF ~ n.
Davis. He left soon after the mar
r.nse and his wife becoming uneasy
went through his personal papers and
found his true name. Robert did
not return % Hon LOmond. His next
venture was In the mercantile bliRi-
ness nt Grand Junction. C0io.. whore
! under the name OF PrObert and CO. lie
wrecked the blAinenH.
He cnma 10 New Mexico from Colo
radO. tE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
MRS.LESHDECLARED
TO Be SANE
Los Angeles Woman COnfesses
Murder of Two Women
Friends by Poison Six Years
Ago.

tny LEASED Wire DO EVaaInH HsFaid1
= Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. 4.--MTs'
Panay Hastings LeBh. who Ia IN jail
here awaitlng removal to ssdalia.
Mo-, whera she probably will be tried
for the murder by poisoning Of Mrs.
Eliza Coe of that city and Mrs. M.
A, Qualnsanoe Of oreonbgldRq, Mo-, q
hair dozen years H9q Waa declared
sane today by DF. Japlep AZ Fi6her, A
prominent alieniet tAteate sl fHpetl
IRE made by Warren al NRaN TIA
young womAn'B huRhands 0
her frlendHhlp for another n&li.
believed by the police 20 hhtH 81
encOd Mrs. Lesh 10 surrender neF
and confess her crimes, III adaIsi0H 81
her eunced desire TO start life g<ns
again with clean state" 2W
my husband and could uavpf
agree" she said, 'and when I FOUND
a place AZ hoiisekeeper at the hVina
Df William Junher, who IN foundry
fnFAfnen for n machinery company
10 NOt Jealous Mr., JunkeP was kind
"a ma Rluaer than any man ever was.
i think ~ woulG have married me
" h0H hRG q divorce"
'RetaADf hp Wouldnt now" she
aided nnlVelg nuw that he knows
what asa. eold him. that there
"; was e. Ao.1'eshin &! q WEES e nv ne and
w,sSpSs vI.sS ne ss u L sat' wa s~sa ~ aI L
XissS Z theFSa 4 x rsiasssoa ~
Fisher deciafnd AhA WIN ha be-
llcved the y0uuN WoNlfD ~ ~ Nllllfalr
sane, II waH vtty IA ahIN l'Iat Elf
was a victims 81 hNtt1 a, '.,NAeN4
An Inherited taiaf may |AN& I0.B0
lhe RiFl 20 poinop tfo W4sptN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

Chaytnne, Wyvh Nov. 4.--+iIOth Re
pubiicanh and Democrats close the
campaign with raiilnB IN this city to-
night. SarRtpr n. E. Warren, Repub-
Addrea enc lieetina and Jpdae dibaon
Clark. Democratic cnndidata for tae
ailprolua Coert win address the nther,
efls6 qNNn feBiRl lisif 1@tween Senator
WNef41 ana JUVIh ID. KendrIek. the
Democratic rotninee has oyerehadOw-
% the NATIONAL and purely local issues
throuShpul fhe eiete.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
ACAEIllEN 1le AlnNTINQR IN nnNYEIl

RenVef, CDloa Now. 4.-~sscores OF
street lpeelinEs featured ,today's ac-
uvltF ~ Colorado IN the campaign for
votes ~ tgmoTrow'a elections, with
mqetinah were 70 begin al noon ana
conilnuellate tonight. Early claims of
vlcf0ry w leaders Of Republicans,
pemocretS and Progresaivea were uF-
changed With fair weather a heavy
vote II Efe6leted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
TEXAS HAS TRIO Of
!. PRESIDENTIAL
POSSIBILITIES
William Howard Taft Kyler,
Woodrow Wilson Kyler and
Theodore Roosevelt Kyler,
Launched on UnsuSpecting
World.


IWE LNAhoW WIZ - E3VWDNHW mWWuIu
washington, Now. A--Mr. and Mrs.
]. II. Kyler Of Denison, Texha, Gent
q telegram to President TAFT, received
to-day nt the White Mouse, announcs
iRg the birth OF three soma, named
William Howard Taft IsyIAE, The0-
dore Roosevelt KNer, and Woodrow
Wilson Kyler. The president tele-
Hraphed the parents exDreaslng the
wish that the tripleta would live long
and prosper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
Ottoman Government Calls On
Great Britain for Aanintance
in Effort V Put End 10 che
War. ~.
LITTLE H0pE or CFEECK.
ING BALKAN STATES


Fma
hondon, NnF. t.-e ne xnf1lh
hnHandof hefe has hHau an
nv otsor|& SO getupaeFf q
Great tHll.sa Qr 1nrteEN
te ret4lys 4s4l9iAnca n bEt1n
= e4ApeaARn pk hosltllllaN Nll d,
vleN ~ ofWvin9 ~ q Dto4 aa
mersi q.
( Ttwflk Pnnha fnfaahikknt,r ~ Z
cqfeR az the cnfSle.1 ~, - n " "a
Co oIsafaftlalonia went fN 4 - Y, .'',n
aflaoa ana nnnfnr2 ~ stiII =, H h. 3
Waf6 nfot. aho n1lfihtl f3,' = ~ AZ. =
l6a&n fof two hnIrH "A +, Il Z. y; T
hH Mnlllnn na3idss na.h 1eK St,,
he(nl4lent Ia thoIf dai '11 fI... 4
y.Hkbt tntnt Hrr2sl ~ n HtS1 II ',.. ,SIsk
abNhn the taFn,e AZ s.s'tg,2 "a n
lMl8evenfinh of ta,1 y N {. 3 \ I'm 1,,,1ssfl. .
kIsln attitude is aaak N44, i 1'1I a5 4 Sfsfk.
Ellnnk from nffiNan. X1,,4 ~ ,l.hIlfbM
Nnans M 4 IS Il VA x \ N
ssrha sr,,ri,lst. .sl.., v. 4 7. y :. <. ~. 4.
x firfaei ct,s e,.~, ~ = ..s " 4, 4 II ~ y. 4.
.o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 4.--Rain
and mud today cut the attendance at
tho. eleventh political meetings
thfoushont the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

IL
= IN It's harrOwIag sslfanilty the
. moFning paper of flsik city, not =
q daring to httack sitU gpiendid, 9
. clean record, ability nor integrity
q Of Nathan Jaffa, ~ aaaip Yelling =
n that Nathan IRffe lgtthe candi4 =
q date OF 4 gang. q
q The words a hn Morning
D Journal daily Fiae ana amits =
9 IL ImmSdinfely Na|iNEthg~ the q
n cbnyenfiofl Wiieh Eliminated .
D Nathan 5nffa % city, the =
4 Morning journal
lTIle Igcpubl14A rhtamtiOn
4 mt llns inal cl AZ nrnAon
aaCFe, Rha no4al 81 alge,
4 ettiMafAraR, and Ai of
4 ile aefuMa CaaM Gse 10
q Ngn1n elle plietnlt natg
SYIhkei, ~ ard ~ epgaS
= fIan was q ttnd Z
~ p a. af ~ 4
eneo a faN Z
N8 SIZED 3t
piie in
lldn san
rsion
cllAigt
~
Nhfsty 4f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
TIME stlRlAHYOM IN NEW MExICO.

Santa Dc. N. NJ, Nov, t.--With ex-
celleus Waather today and forecast for
good weather temorrow, New Mexico,
a state cf but q year faces one bf the
most c1fnplex political conditions OF
any rsatR ~ eao nnI0n. The issues ara
purely etats asd National as no offi-
GERS are hhiHN elected except one corr
GfeaenlaN All three state nhnirmen
taday 1lhih she oiantlon with ihdicG-
tiOna ~ 4 ls9ht vote al over the state.
RopeaV@lte vote ia pilreiy q matter OF
con5eqtfFe. Tue ProefesHvek aRaert
u wiH " d aifpFiee at ita size, where
as, Denpefeta aesert II Will be only
hls snoush % carry the state for
them. fN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

NNW 3uFNl Nov, fl4a-NIVe hundred
ana aepantf-nye men working forty
days inrcaflvannlng New York City'g
100 ,0oo VbteRD have found only 800
uQaaa of appAEant rEegalaflty. and ok
There Hgi tRers than $50 tiisfifs sha
3ESuHlif8 90 ffaFf8RtH, Nsf 80
4eHa o osrtsis. aaperinteHaenf of
nIocttoa Al ~ DECLARING fnday. added
inst fa IA taN 1pllua 10 4Fsaence of
ant b n eolonlsafion " yetere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
TAFT on WAY TO

PainnnysIle, Ohio. Nov. ls-rCrowea
tc49y fscetEd ahpUs prasidess Taftss
Eff*Ate car At bFes&eid, N. H.. and
Eonhdaot, Ohio, ana Aehtahula ae ka
paeaad through On his way 10 Cincjn-
IshfI TO vote. The pFenl0ent made
short addresses but dscllhed 70 TAIN
nollttcn. ,ss AZ
IN Ms speech here tl,a president
epqss pf pgOapeEity Bne tN4 pFpposeA
faFaaeaa ehnnkA"
~ want % c0nRratuiate YOU" shid
Ne sson every evidence that \ zee ~
she prchparify that ip spread through
eNt youF entire community.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
C0UfIr ExpLAINs ACTION,

DenyeA Nov. 4.--The state supreme
court today isnued an Explanation of
Ia hctl1l denylna an application for
an inJunNtipn TO prevent alleged In
timidatiQA az voters IN Las AnfFsias
and Huefkaalp couEtlee ut tomorroW'R b
election. Tsln explanation states that
only ave tnenibefs Of the supreme
court heard the application, Three
were oppcAed and two favored grant
i..y the tlhcr, Accordingly no ac-
si6R ptaIA % taken.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
AVE- pARTFFa CLAlM NEvADA.

Neno, NNV.s Nov. f,--Wlth the came
paigT specifically closed. Nevada Daln-
.0crala dxpreea confidence OF Wilson
carrying the state, Prosreaslves claim
thRt ROoaayelt win carry the state.
while Republicans are hopeful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

WakNlhNsoh, Nov. s~@A1at0F nOn+
sras fShtT( NaltlanG D'RltlIy. for
mer anfhe4h saaerni Nk ma United
States etipY personal bhypleiAn and
Intimate ffisnN ~ President Glove
land. dlta lie8t geslerday 81 mIhenaIc
uolaDni6 .t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

Chicago. Nov ea
lhwycE author ok
Corporation" dice nafa vS3ist
lIa was ~ years old. 90 hfao s2A
law n PreseOtt. AfiK.s Les AhsbIe
and 3D. Loills. NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

- ts NJ
klA SIX New ) n
6oA hNNt flnl1 a sb
ftpa ileaga
n 4
ss.Iss '''s. e.
iAe ~ .ls y a sffhmaaf fhal
EleHea t tiKover cleveiand
celnsAe ID q ssasdIee. i Me-
Iotig fglee t6fefQg fl9vaIenr, sent
q tnsAae osq 40 BTnof Wiieon TO-
4ey gish He 't1tsc lhssfumeDt and
The p4ralptt hsa "A lnstellbd.
f.9sf'vt ggs9ls
kaa AZ - si"Tes
sqppsvglt nhAl anteAl TO-DAY 10
tie vnteFA n 'fhFNle paled Oyster
Hayb the f1tt ~ 1rcaiVed 81 prdRFaBs
sleo neRaque ahfa N part,
"CaaiforniA nee taken the lead n
1hn Frnarontlpa tanVamnnt durlne the
laNt Two yehrN ana now hope ana
elleot that n Win take the lead IN
hrihei ~ fthe slotenaent to triumph ln
the niatf1n 81 4 whole.
~ nDpeal 20 the ginen and women Of
lCaftfoflfin withenk nneard to their paae
Inelltlcah afllllaflana ID stand with tho
Progressive perty y this fight because
Il 10 q nglt for TIA fundamentals OF
decenov ana honesty. and We should
h8 eunr0rted by every clear-slMhted,
clean.iivine and upright citizen IN the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
sRrheoN pHEsyERs y .sa s,;I, TWO

~ 81. 81, Nov. 4 - Anepe 1ok
1ha fA1h 4lAnnaaaa 70 b. dAllRaf6d ID
W Wh Il Az latfef1on this W taislg ~
S5aSNlnof Woodrow WklanR ~ AeRns,
nEiHIi 81 tisiE atate q pFae tf ola
e|ia, Tafse NilI BE- = fsw ssAstenea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

a rar....a. A.. - 4 i.iAl = 49,. Gtt s a.
! ,psS,a, MssnsI;s sIscsIa:, ss3a: NJ eys w.
= lenn NAe iasp tnp91
) s,on Tussdns ~ (,
. that sbs u - a ! wis
: Nv fair thf,Sh 4, ~
) south. fhe plsine ~ ~
: tana- ,s sSri.,.s .si,,. ~ '.',''Ii, ,'
3 idaho tssre Wiz ~ 4 Ia IA 4,
= rain n aInh nHs in isI1 IA, ~ a a
y inEfon, Orpa1n y q W a, a - b
. nartharn California ~
y "ramperaturen Rlll 81 Is,o'Itlt
y ate for the 6aahan III nfenIfI L'e n
q all parts of tltb topi,eFS 40 1ies- 4
= day" s.' " ~ (. u A < NJ ,fs n i v
3 . d y
~ q s.-ss4.s- ", n n ~ 3 Z
Tmv LennaA Fp1ss a pvSnmkna, .aevarMq :
Sew York. Nav, 4 ~ 'TlSn 5,y6ls r's1sl
90. ,,.sIa.,s, !. ~, a. ~. 1s,,,.
~. tyss's'sNv = y'..s'e.. '..s y. = =
tnrou9nuutsthe Nnttep ssake1 Wht ~
ceed all previous foeorda. Y toaAy's
pretlietins1a ara f,lniieA 1Rane,ri,
from 81 rsatts ,in6laasS { In.sa.f e1r.l-
''e ' ~ $500 IA P'.s
an unusnallY Hosfglsf w caSnpaign
t,s,sn.., Y, IA s !, ...s ~. 80
ilsS,sisl ~ ~ y z. ~
@ ,sr,,,lnsa ~ i.sa W N I. y &, S,,,., y ~ y,
tha noIir \ "a 4. \, ,t,' ~ 'f7'
4, -. Z. < N. 4 u !. q !. :. I.
yotSnet HgYt4tftt ~ ~ tkNsesnent
from oyster hsy Sgs.a l1as.e the Gls
fect charbe tnhkstn NJ ~ x pFk tsgRnp-
i.san leaders . are sselne W. y9setn Z y sng; 2;
~'a -. ~ ~ 'i6ol1t Z. = !. !.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

TRIAL BRINGS TO LIGHT
REMARKABLE CAREER

f@s E.sazsa Wire 70 rSsnsns rsssaieI
= Ration, n. NJ, Nov. 4.--A. q.
x prObert, we'll known throughout
q thu west, was sentenced 90 from
six 10 eight years today Rt Taos, \
y N. NJ, on n charge OF ambeHsle-
ment. PrObert previously had
= served term In prison.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

/ !.... spr.nE p
81, y. sE. X.
-
||, frq-
y Wilson
l4.' f Iaflofa
/ ef1 f'8F4.
lh "a h4a kehttek4 Al
1ese age qqss. u b y.
,,.ls s.'.s. ~ y. v .2,'.s.'.s ss,fss .s ss
ndsst ~ es'hef 5
wSfi tSS III iost tntilea tsni.si.
TIE seAtsat y ne ieae
New a. sass ] ssS y.ass-
kisssas sspee.sa o se
anion9 ehe IIINf nIn4tn ~ glro deftn-
ite rpsuiek lnnsnfraws Ihe pnlla CLOSE
eaEiy. VI
4 IN utAh ram eve LA,1 egfenoallae ~
the e!osise rti!tea aea9ft
yotsis ~ thk i6sillasltt eaEnpalGn to-
Nevada r. rreasrtsa gor w,issn.
Moptana y a4nlllledly chose.
Matte with g 4 wsathsr VIII. II 81
&RI4dacEen, e94 feeoFd vote All
tHseess tts S@i'Is4 snt 80. 80.
n ~ W s,rM Sst, Z, psnlge me contest
244s1aen.k NlSs e. clQ4e.
=, W !. W 49, e..ssn quiet
Nm, M ~ sfsi.es !, 49, 49,. nr,n t9aaN
$3.50 .ss,ns.s =. hh parss
4 Nssss.tE. hssp'nbN tne Hsht -
.ss.a y,f.. ....... o,.
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4
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L AU|nAEH county IUMIH0I0M tnnN many
women viii sose 1Ssre. Betting favors
Roosevelt
Illinois sAw ~ hot flnltn OF the cam.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

New YOrk, 7goV' efeei ensiaf
ana state eampRlauA &ta elpnlaig to-
day With nuIilhef rl AaaFNpn ans
f8recaat for feft Ntathlf aenaea NFee
Sfcttsln of heavy y1te.
All naeea cialaa stefa4f.
Peannplvnnia wan VNte On olopeIi
tlehata and eight abm nf electors tor
iioffgH. Noendav lueellm9A Ner0
held today snhs Napfts carry, warn
lngs "a hdcf8 Df lIfnhqfE.
MiohlR lthAeIA Dsan 70 9at ors =
great 8N8 AXA y ~ hFe eanf n,
Nabfaa hehag teF4
has llGl AA ql1 fnE Tart.
The Rt@4F2 4aH Mil ne
MlnBengfn \ q,slat Hi,tA
20 eet Oft ths a RepnblB
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

n II hoped ana hoilavoo that she
p1wers win find v forlnula umoer
which they can offer tllelp ecod of
EAA terms oe peans tl,eiRskg9en are
= p4Rtlqr apgifAl1 for tne helIlfeFopaln
% SETTLE AniNafla having eNain At
flrmel thnf no ifikaFkes6noe ftem the
outni9s WIN b. tclcKasad III thfa
she hha tha support az hoF allies.
who settled the political AZ we'll aA
the milllaEy aspect 81 tl,e ealnpnean
before the was UaA tiadsriA hali. ]. !
In the na4aHsIlisa eiis MAf = aefnas
on ana what wea LETT of til4 EiIfkaalI
army after the aeeaat ~ 1llslA HssSmaa
u rushing for nurpo1Bd atkelF, hasiEad
the line of forts al 4sahaiefa With
off. Vlg{3y i' "A
Il IL sagsestsc in soma anastsgs
shaa NaslEn Faeisa. tlss fsFkl easl-
Iaanaes.tn- chief, haa yeeelgeA Fqsn-
fUFeamensa and q making tael Aea-
pepAse stand ~ cover the retfoet 0e
hAe Rhettered foTees
There y nothlnE, haWeVeR 20 cpns
| rim this beilek and the beet
informed correspondence nNfa3 that
only acattorpd famnanie ~ the oatpa
mAn afiny Rils BE able u rahah the
iines u Tchnleiie. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04

710I TENT IlTTII T7lTlIITT I1I7TT 7T U
I&e HaShalda tIIlB aflnI .1I
e &fehf tho intnnt
t|it IlemO Oegala ISl I|.
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AZ 4 y a
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1912-09-26
SYNOPSIS.

Enid Maitland, a frank, free and UNI
eroiled young Philadelphia girl, Is taken
20 the Colorado mountains by her uncle.
Robert Maitland. James Armstrong,
Maitland's proteKe, falls In love with her.
His persistent wooing thrills the girl, but
she hesitates, and Armstrong goes east
on business without a definite answer.
Enid hears the story of a mining engi-
neer, Newbold, whose wife. fell of a chn
and was SO seriously hurt that he was
compelled to shoot her to prevent her be-
Ing eaten by wolves while he went for
help. Kirkby. the old guide who tells the
story, gives Enid q package Of letters
which he says were found on the dead
woman's body. She reads the letters n
at Kirkby's request keeps them. Willis
bathing in mountain stream Enid Is at
tackled by q bear, which Is mysteriously
shot A storm adds to the girls terror.
A sudden deluge transform brook into
raging torrent. which sweeps Enid into
gorge, where she Ia rescued by a noun
tain hermit after a thrilling. experience.
Campers in great confusion upon discov-
ing Ends absence when the storm
breaks. Maitland and Old Kirkby go in
search of the girl. Enid discovers that
her ankle is sprained and that she Is un-
able to walk. Her mysterious rescuer
carries her to his camp. Enid goes to
sleep in the strange mans bunk. Miher
cooks breakfast for Enid, after which
they 60 on tour OF inspection. The her.
init tells Enid of his unsuccessful attempt
TO find the Maitland campers. He admits
that he Is also from Philadelphia h
hermit falls in love with Enid.