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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
FATE

I'm the operation Of high speed ,c-
hicics there are certain rules whose
observance II everywhere strongly
urged or compelled hy law. In driv-
ing railroad locomotive. an aero
plane or an automobile. there are
numerous such rules Of operation
which. day after day may appear
burdensome and unnecessary Half
the terrible accidents In trausportn-
tion are the result ~ the relaxation
OF some precautiou which has proven
supcrfluous ~ many times that %
seems Go become "a nuisance The
strange irony NJ fate, the thing that
makes us almost believe that an TN
seen Power IL hiding its time To wait
Tor the first opportunity afforded Boy
human carclcssnoss is mat almost in
Nariably tha moment the caution b.
forgotten Death clpims victim.
u ls moi an uncommon -pp1cties for
automobiles TO uu to nsht their
headlights just at dusk u may be-
announcement al the time. there NAV
bee mo- one Iround to object, dcsIina-
tion may be- only short distance
away ov perhaps we have forgotten
40 bring match The chances ot
accident appear So SLIGHT that %
seems folly 60 stop pleasant spin to
monkey with The illumination. and
latter all IL isrt so very dark
The frightful accident over IN Ros-
well Tuesday. when Young girls
neck WAS broken two others were
probably fatally manglod and the
whole human cargo OF fast living
motor was MANNED is terrible warm
ing that Fate is waiting just around
the corner To- catch us unaWarcs. ~
was barely dusk and only the side
lights On the auto we're aflamo. Di-
rcctrd 70 would almost seem hy u
malcvol,nt Intelligence. great cote
touwoud tree spit ana began 20 sag
over ON tho roadway So slowly and
| Hl'NNNlIh NlN 10 AfrifilN NHNN wv ''i'
noticed It was still moWng The
merry parts of automobiles passed
under q without care as they sped
down Lovers Lane AZ darkness.
fcll the tree. like e waiting Nemesis
Drouchcd luN over the roadway and
the unuspcoting mcrrymakors crash.
ed into % 90 % speed ~ twcntS -iiN,
miles 1u hour
90 the headlights had been burnins
tho accident would not have hap.
pcnod
Rules for the road are not made
ON tho ground that every nfrac,Ior
win end IA tragedy An aici,
Regulations are based on the principle
tina, % o. better Tor every man e
observe proper precautions than ful
one man 10 be- killed because of th'
lack 81 them
when % thing like this happens, q
brings us up standing with the con
vlcuuu that We viii never be- careless
again, but human memories are short
But an ounce of prevention TX wortl
"a good man5 pounds 81 cure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
DEPOSIT MAIL IN
POSTOFFICE AND
AVOID DELAY
Postmaster r. w. Hopkins Adj
vises That Practice of Drop
ping Letters in Boxes at
Santa Fe Station Be Dis
continued.

Warning issued to-day by postmns-
ter n. ". Hopkins. thereafter de-
posii your mail Boz tho pustortlcc, iu-
stead pr the letter BOXES ou the santa
We station platform
Because of tho fact ,Ntt tho irnns-
fer room ot thc HALLWAY Mail service
at the SANTA I'y station Be- soon to hc
abolished. mail Deposited u the plat
form boxes wiz 90, collected by tho
clrtks just bpiur, departing uu their
runs. IN, mail Vll NOT ho sorted
here. hut viii Dc sorted on the train.
This win mean many hou!s DELAY to
mail carried m IN, oppo lte directioa
TO ts Intended destination. For iu-
stance iu.l .eipte r.y departure Of %
m.lt train ur tho east. ths Dlpr,
w.ll cmpe tF uiHf0rm boxes 90. lll
"a, ma' they .uiuuu D. aE.rdlr-s OF
whether a t,ttrr .- dnriclrd Co Iua
Angelo ou rlc Wost El rysu Oh tic
-uuth. nr Amarillo in the phuhHrdte
the east bound ,l,tk VIII carry %
with him aud lpt.f spud % hack tu
Alhvuurrlu. Tor tc-hundlluE. The
delay Go mail handled 100 this manner
w plainly HpuaI,u-. Ithuugh 800 Ga"
same rUr uuHN oldAbI' hreIurr thu
CLERKS huv, uo umo to sort On. mail
taken from th, platform boxes mud
iutth.rmur, $50, uul tUthulIIcd tu du
so. Hence people who wish their
matt sent nut oft AHuqueruuo quickly
ana surely ur. advised hy Postmaster
Hopkss 90 E.p thv post office ot alI
'imcr aud to atttonizc th- Santa Fo
station noXos Iuf little. FUr the n-
formation pi those Interested. Post.
master Hopkins furnishes schedule
OF mail CLOSING time observed 40 th,
local p0atoUi'. m. schedule toll
lows paste u 10 our hat
Euathouud TUu So 1u mail
closes, 7.t0 90 M. train $50 q mai
CLOSES 9 3U %. m. tenn so g. mai
CLOSES o o. M train SO s. mail CLOSES
ut $50 p ne. urn So. carrie.
Denver and northwestern states only
Southhouud. Train Nu $40. mai
closes. go. train $50 ZOO mail ri"sr.
II %. m
W,stbouud Twain So %. mai
CLOSES lo. go O.. m.. train So % mai
CLOSES 90 o. %. m., trains . and q,
mot carry mail ont of Albuquerque.
Amarillo. T,N, aud eastern NDv
Mexico Train So sll, mail rluacs
d o. %. m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
EQUIPMENT FOR REMY
STATION IS ARRIVING

T,o material and equipment Tor
M, Homv Electric Company station
Co. nu Installed iu Albuquerque loo con-
N'Duuu with the McCloskcy AUTO
Company. hHs begun to arrive and ia
equipped Go rcmnrnctEp muguetos.
test coils and do other work which pt
pfesout can NOT bee done In Alhuqucr-
que. Denver being tbo nearest place
whore work of this character can
now b, attended Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
WINKLEWADS.
,From ,ho Dallas News)

CFrom the Dallas News)
Hair.
% muu would only nv his hair 10
curriers' every night
Perhaps hc'd consc from being bald.
and keep % growing right
swimming Lessons.
Johns toacning her to swim thi- y"'r,
and she depends ON him;
Last time She learned, &c year ago, her
lessons Wcr. from Jim.
Clothrs.
so wonder babies ,oll ana cry; 90 YOU
we're small ana iat
You'd howl like sin yourself 10 they
dikcd you Iva clothes like that
PlonOgrHph.
" YOU maintain phonoeraph, the
neigh Aurhuod dcspairs
because. IN order Co make sound
with Is YOU put on airs
sign.
a signbohrd ON the roadside seems 90
du a world of good
II makes splendid target ANA Is nne
for kndllng Wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
reflections of a Bachelor

tFrom thD Ncw York Press
The thing conceltod person ls
sure of is that hc ISN'T
II takes woman 60 wear h.gh
shoes iu summer when size wears low
ones Boo winter
us So hard Tor most men tp make
u few dollars that some can make
several millions.
The children are great happiness
60 the home when thcN are away
from IL for the summer.
A man would rather spend 500
on kilograms tu strangers than 2
cents ON postage stamp for letter
tu his family
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
FATHER AND SON ARE
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Wurirs preliminary examination
when arfctgned before Justice OF the
Poprc George a. craig today on u
charso OF horse stealing. Miramon
Lu.0ru and he son Leopoldo Lucrro.
were hold to the Rrand jury n the
sum CO.. s5uo Zach Father and sou
Ir, accused of stealing horse and 10
cole 'um Bnrvlus people. II Is uu-
dDrf TODD thc Lurcros Will furnish
bond f"r their apprarHnco when
wanted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
ALLEGED MOTOR CAR
THIEVES BOUND OVER
Two Men A'tuscd Of stealing fd
Newcomer automobile. Held Ia
Grand Jury IN sum al SSOn Zach.

Arrlignod before Justice OF tho
Peace George a. craig this afternoon
"n "a charge of stealing % motor car,
valued ut Sl,20U, from Gd Newcomer.
James Armstrong and D. l.. Rouogts
were this afternoon held tu the grand
jury loo the sum of $500 oarh. after
waving preliminary examination. IN
default of bond the men were return
ed to tho county ild Armstrong and
his pal acre captured loo Sucorra
Tuesday evening aud brought to Al
luquorquo lrst ulghl hy Deputy Shor-
100 o. & nurtlrsa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
wnNT - Public sPRITa

Public spirit Is that force ar influ-
,n,e which prompts or inspires man
with real live. carnrs-. unseitish
desire to do something for IA" good
of IN. community he which he lives.
from which ne viii derive no direct
personal benefit and this az socri-
flee of his own time. brains, energy
and money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
N INVASION or N INNI.IEN-
ABLE RIGHT

We are unable to understand the
attitude of oar paternal federal gov
eminent which has issued an "dirt
from Washington that hereafter AN
minor persons who gail at the gem
cral deliver, windows of the post
office for mail OF who deposit mis-
avos therein shall be carefully scru-|
tinized Co discover whether or not
they are engaged In making love.
through the mail
A. b. the mails were not made Tor
making love- "Old love lctters-ii"d
with ribbon blde' the words con-
tain the essence of an the romance
that ever was ur is ur rs To be Let
tcrs from % sweetheart that ! once
thought true imagine q courtship
without love letters And imagiue II
YOU can 90 rourtship conducted
through the medium OF telegraph
messenger buv. or the express com
panies. ~ freight car Lovers must
since the world began ana Eve had
Co. take trip to Parts to get bunch
ON IA, latest STYLES u ng leaf dress
making. Absence makes the heart
groW fopdor but the foudncss is
greatly accelerated ~ every few DAYS
or weeks or months a letter comes
ur goes. perhaps doEcatcly scented,
with 90 wax seal perhaps sCrawlrd
In the husU pcnmanship of the
soldier ON the nrlng line who puts
on the address with o. lead pencil hN
the light ct his lonely biyouac.
Think az the futuousness Of q gov
eminent that tri,s To- put a crimp I'm
the business Of writing love letters :
Love VIII lind way, even % u has
Co resort to invisible ink ana % cipher
code And why, lofsooth. should the
government seek Go discourage love-
making? Rut for love making We
should have no government. no coun-
u,. no au,oNors no posterit, ma
nothing
81 We are o. Fave no love- mukini
We viii have no marriages and the
race viii pass tway. with T Roosc-
,,It shedding torrents Of tears o,"'
the tomb of ga, Last Man 10 th.
midst OF the vus desolatiou vhrh
Was once tho populpuF e'd'h
% wo were the yoyernmet we be.
uc.s we would have sense enousn Co.
,u,r prizes for the best love letters,
ana tu establish pustag. rat" 'i
mai, a penny ~ order Co creouras'
the art Instead. We have the spec
tactic of tho hirehngs of Uncle sam
.N,nr mo- with stony glare as with
faIrraut heart and ewes llIgh, 49,,
step up to thr general delivery vim
dow Goo s,r if there is letter from
HER what right may we ask. ha'
into uur affairs ut the heart Whose
business is % but our own We pas
our two cents ana ps, it ch,cruliy
sometimes b. H Is hurry-up ease
ana We hit 10 n'rl'ihI'Ht WI 'Il'
a trn-ocnt special delivery stamp
ANA having paid TOT our stamp an'
thus contributed to the support o
th, government which b. supposed e
represent us. v" consider inst th'
rest. as long as b is decent ls oul
affair
This order uf Mr. Huohcocks I'M
derstrappor is % direct infringement
upon the rights OF he plain common
people and his sweetheart. We reg
lister protest here ana now u w
want Go make love through the mai
81 is mono of h- concern
Wasn't Uptlo sam ever % boy
And ADM ne ever play mat good 1l'
game at postofncca' ~, IKE tina
way Of playing 8, % loi better thar
the Hitchcock rules. aud we helicv
the people are ~ith ms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
TADC In the Solar
JAOO Plexus...
! Have Learned From rido.

] Have Learned From lidn.
CIFrom JudgcJ
To keep cicen.
no swat the ny
10 smell before tasting
70 GO n out Of the rain.
10 speak" when I wan, things
10 know when l master appears.
10 sense an enemy ana kocp dis.
lance.
To growl ut hullps,
To remember that even bones have
marrow.
TO drink plenty uf cold water.
no refuse to drink alcohol
10 eliminate cats from my ac-
.quaiutance,
Tu bee faithful friend ana
10 hit the shady spots IN August.
Lido Kock wiggins.
%
IT rs \ suORT jump, these days
from one band wagon Into another.
p
ItANFORD apparently wanted to
save the congress BE- painful job.
.
Old GENERAL Prosperity has con-
.qucred Sew Mexico again.
o.
THEY pDNT listen to what tho
wild waves are saying 1t Scagirt now.
o
ANYHOW, We are glad the election
comes IN November and not IA this
hot weather.
THOSE PENNSYLVANIA hills ap-
pear 90 boz chocll ful of busted reser-
Noirs.
@
THE VOTERS ol Illinois propose
tu maintain the fiiht on the Jackpot
and bathroom hoys
o
SCN PO. the son ut sun Vat Son.
whose sun has ria. is go attend the
University of California
o
GEOEGE ". PERKINS. who Is
said to sign thc checks. might also
be- regarded as a contributing editor
BUSINESS Is just q little crippled
lt present boy the fact that there are
numerous persons trying 20 recover
llflil Nltf.N NNtlANt'f fhN tA'N'tf'f
o
ABRAHAM LlNCpLN'S first nom
nation cost only 500 Now let the
guy who thinks h. is "a second Lin
colin show us his expense account
%
~ THE DEAR things are bound
To- wear our SOCK. We might get
even, us men, hl deciding to wear
ear rings.
As WE UNDERSTAND IT. the adj
ADMINISTRATION considers that those
American refugee ought 10 ho court
Imartialcd tor going Jo Mcaico ln me
first place.
OROZCO is treating the Americans
| with marked consideration In no
case has their Gnu A ing tnbackfr been
taken away from them, ana no man
H. hanged more Than once.
| o
OF COURSE. the fact that we pay
| the hill does ,utltic ua Ca some little
delctenc. in the ease of the Panama
! canal % we dug u, u is presumed
| that wc have the right 90 iill tup.
o
MAYBE YOU didn't know IL, but
! the buffalo. who has created such q
ycnsatiou hy appearing ON the new
niolSols has long served on ten dollar
| bills.
o
! CHICAGO has lots 81 counterfeit
ets: hut We need not fear mat theS
viii extensively counterfeit those f2'
tickets to the r. T., convention. The
srictcst precautions win be taken.
o
YES. the price OF ico remains firu
in spite Of an those icebergs gottinl
In the way uf steamers on tho north
! crn route,
o
CANDIDATE Woodrow Wilson r
probably taking unusual pains 20 ae'
that the utteruuces In his speech o
acceptance coincide accurately viii
Ihc uttcranrcs of student Woodrow
wilson. Economist Woodrow Wilson
Professor Woodrow Wilson, Presi
dent Woodrow Wilson ana Governo
! Woodrow Wilson.
|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

pink, I'm Ilrald you are wasting
your time brushing my hat don't
seem 90 have anything smaller than
% $40 BIN
- Kin change dat an right, boss
Then you don't need the up so
Tong. pink chicago Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Farmers mechanics. railroaders.
laborcrs. rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic
ON Fine for cuts. burns bruises.
should be- kept In every home. 25c
and bOr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
THE AMERICAN PRESS


Washington has new fashion so
far as rs cats are concerned. They
are shaved loo hot weather and thon
they are homolicr than even the sing
ed ones. -- liIrmI nBhum Age Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
THE PRoGREss OF TnE wIHI.
LEsS.

II the report from London of the
discovery of new method of send
ing iong-dsstanco wireless telegraph
messages boy means Of con'rol'ms "a
continuous wave should be verified
by the tests about 10 be- made, o..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
TnI,r Innr Iircntll.

1uo present nd Of dropping middle
names mas not set been applied TO
s,,ss Tholma Kahilaonapaopiilani
Parker. Honolulu bride birmlug-
ham Agc.llculd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Tho Baptist ladies' viii hlvo an leo
cream social aud special program at
the church. corner Lena ana Broad
way Friday evening, August ., 1919,
Z 90 D. m. Admission. l5c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

~ the truth could Dee discovered,
probably 10 would be found that tho
old woman who lived n shoe and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Pasture Tor horses. 800 per
month a, u. stroup
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

BeveridRc may run Tor governor or
Indiana. but not enough 60 get w'nded
" he runs on the third party ticket
Louisville Courier Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

The gold and silver production In
Now Mexico showed an increase in
l9ll. that of gold t2So.3S4, and silver
32T2.l53 Copper decreased. ne COM
pared with 1910. 90 the value of SIS
S97i lead s5G.6g7. ana zinc s393,2to.
The total value Of the metal produc-
ton Of New Mexico increased, as COM
pared with the 1910 figures 10y
tt3.5g3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Telegraph picture, Pns,lmo today
und tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Most married men have 10 sprint
In order To Keep up with their run
ming expcnsos Atlanta Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
Sew pictures Pnsliu,c ana

Generally debiuuted Tor years
Had sick headache. lacked ambition.
was worn out aud on run down. Bur
dock Blood Bitter- made me "a we'll
woman '- Mrs Chas. Froitoy, Moos.
az, conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

Biogaph picture. Puulmc today
ind tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

wants TO be different in that way.
The san Francisco Chronicle takes
The following rather surprising view
az the case
As matter IS fact woman has
really been driven 20 personal adorn-
mcpt AZ one of the cbs;cst means Of
lettering her condition. The female
bird BE- usually sobcrly vested and un-
oatentatious compared with her splen.
did spouse. nut In the human world
wars ana the chase--so IL Ia figured
have Killed off the men and LETT too
many women. The latter have be-
come drug on the market. drudges
and meniols unless they could win
AN easier Hrr by bcdlzcnment and an
the dnlnt, arts which lend attractive
ness
ON the lower levels 81 culture man
has mode q tool OF woman. and on
the higher levels an ornament. And.
of course. no woman wants "a bee a
AffNl % Nilf NNtl W. NIif " NN NfNNH w
nomcntal The tight skirt, II n COM
planned. supplies ornament AZ the ex-
ponsc Of modesty Even so, IL is
Just now stylish.
Tho ideal of woman as % evidently
ls entertained boy the Chicago reform
ers IN thai she should attract attention
uness and her sweet dependence Alas.
IL is m Ideal that Is. FOR the most
part. only an ideal There must Doe
clothes TO set Off and supplement the
other virtues
sun. the crusade Of the Chicago
folks may accomplish something II
viii &C they walt long cnocsh TIN
the fashions change for instance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01

had 90 many children she didn't know
what Ia do. was married 20 a Roose-
vel, man. Dallas News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-24
official Committee
Begins Inquiry Into
Wreck at Kinmundy

CHAMPAIGN. H., Jan. IA commit
tee headed by w. L. Park. vice president
and general manager Of the Illinois Gen.
trial railroad convened here today to In
yestigate the wreck at Kinmundy, H..
which resulted In the deaths OF ]. T.
Harahan. II. o. Melcher. l.. d. PIERCE and
+. +. Wright.
Besides Mr.. Park. the following persons
form the commlttee; Dean Gross Of tbs
University Of Illinois. ]. b, Berry. chief
engineer OF the Rock Island road: @. l..
Pittinger. centralia. M. capitalist; a
representative Of the Railway ard Ware
house commission and a representative OF
the Interstate Commerce commission.
The inquiry was ordered by Mr.. Park.
who Invited the others 10 Join him.
Members OF both train crews involved
In the collision were called. Engineer
Stuart, who was In charge OF tho fast
train that hit the private car in which
Harahan and his party were sleeping.
was able TO report for examination today.
Neither stuart nor Jesse Gilbert were as
seriously injured as first reported. Both
were expected to testify today.
CHICAGO. Jan. 93-Arrangemsnts for
the funerals OF the three chicago men
killed in the Illinois Central wreck.-J. T.
Harahan, y. o. Melcher and Il. n.
Pelrce-were completed today.
The funerals Of Mr.. Harahan and Mr..
Meleher win be held tomorrow. The
body Of Mr. PIERCE has been taken TO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-24
Lumber Dealers Are
Trying to Show that
Prices Are Lower

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. with
two dozen witnesses for the defense yet
to be introduced and table piled with
documentary evidence waiting TO be ex-
amIned, the hearing Of the states custer
suit against tweny-six lumber companies
charged with violation OF the antitrust
laws resumed today. 1t was evident that
the hearing would Continue throughout
the week. Commissioner r. NJ. Reynolds,
sitting In the case. will at its close file
a bill Of facts with the supreme court
covering the entire status Of the suit.
parts OF which have been conducted in
ST. Louis. jefferson City and in this
city.
Further effort was made today by the
defense to show that other products. es-
peciaIly grain. had increased in price
even more than lumber during the last
few years.
IN ISs.- said W C. Searritt. OF eoun-
sci for the defense. fforty-six bushels
Of barley would buy 100 feet Of yellow
pine lumber. while in isoS. thirty-fIve
bushels OF barley would buy the same
amount. same grade and all"
The reason yellow pine lumber has not
increased in value according with other
products is because the cost OF manu-
facture has been simplified. Mr.. Scarritt
said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-24
Petition Charges
Telephone Company
is Monopoly

WASHINGTON. Jan. :2-The petition
OF George Lambert. a Justice OF the
peace OF Pelham. N. Y. for the dissolu-
ton Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph company on the ground that II
Is monopoly In violation OF the sher-
man antitrust law was received by the
Department Of Justice today.
The petition was referred to Assistant
to the Attorney General Fowler.
NEW YORK. Jan. s1-President Theo-
dore y. Vail Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company when seen In re-
gard TO q petition filed with Attorney
General wiekersham for a dissolution Of
that corporation said;
AS regards the American Telephone
and Telegraph company being q monop-
ely in violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law. can only say that any act
Of this company In the matter OF ac-
quiring other concerns has been done
either after a direct appeal by the com
pany or with the acquiescence Of the
concern. Every act has been passed on
favorably by the Authorities"