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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

of pine forest 90 both sides NJ tho
track shades b. more or less during
The day $50 nuplatcs are used and
tho track ia hid with Sixty ana uAty.
our pound rails
Tho general condition of ths Tics iu
lh" track De- reported tu be- good Very
hillr HU vuJr was evident except Doe
the oHsos of hrmlock Ties The APP
parent rail- cutting evident on many
co Che Ties $3.50. duo tu tho adding
necessary because ui the changing of
ru'l Although marked Sound" the
h'miurk irs u many instances
showed signs ul severe checking and
ahHitD. lup. Tho ties treated with
bptcratlcld crude potorlonm. some ot
which have been in service since
1909, show % remarkable state Of
preservation. 20 lH particularly no.
tircahlr that none of these ties shows
even tho slightest check The rail
wear un tho rIcs treated with zinc
chloride followed hy subsequent
treatment oi bakersfield OH was very
marked, Win. boz those Ties treated
with Bakersfield OH alone tho rain
wear Iu practically insignificant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

ChoErin upon other helpless Victims
Of the heated term. Rcing an editor.
we are confident that he likewise has
10 do his fishing In woshtub IN
the back ward during his ten.minute
breathing space. snatchcd from the
days labors. and that his communion
with nature is confined 60 listening
TO the sparrows fighting outside the
sanction window. Tho Denver re.
publican hands Il out to us in the
following cold. bloodcd manner,
BE- SO. sir. brother OF the angle.
and go Sc these days where thou
wouldst a angling that Nv the end
SO may meet nature Ia her gcntlcst
and most cndcurlng moods. ana gr. d
ye out ~ the streamlct certain and
sundry trou;lots whcrcwith 10 reduce
tho cost Of living high
Glorious fishing weather. brother.
grand days for sport. you viii
find along with Tho Complies aud
Perfect Angler. none other than
Izaak himself. angling To be- like
the virtue OF humility. which has u
.calmncss OF spirit aud world OF
other blessings attending upon g."
Doubt not that angling will prove
pleasant The ruins may falI the
storm clouds menace, the water be
Tar from gratifying. and the little
fishes Va the brook so surfcltod with
willow nics that they want not the
imitation bait With whirh YOU would
attract their fancy yet above an de-
serving ~ commcHdution hc those
charms ~ the Woodland other than
which thsro Is nothing In nature &C.,
worthy Of praise.
That time to go fishing be- best
whom IL bcfalls thS lot To- be- able 40
To- DO. Another time than that your
true angler may spend Eliminating as
he will upon the hardness ct that lot
which prcycntcth him soiournlns
whore the finny make their habitat
Well wish we then each ana an who
know what rare good sport awaits leo
yonder stream. the good east wind
TO blow him thithorward The mud
which little time ago did much
Deset the early fisher gentleman b.,
making unfit the water tor tho cast
ing OF the lure IL fast settling To- is
proper bed and bank ana leaving
nothing TO be desired In the matter
OF crystal liquid wherein the speckI,d
beauties sport. with creei ana rod.
with good silk line and tapcrcd lead.
err derived from some unlamcutcd
Thomas cat, HE Sc then 10 the noun
talns ana get yc Tar ln aud fish
doggono Sc. fish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
TREATED TIE TEST
INTERESTING
Bakersfield Petroleum Found
by Santa Fe Experiment OH
Gulf Lines to Be Best Pre-.
servative Used.

Tho ninth ANIMAL Inspection of the
treated Ties in the experimental
track uu tho beaumont division of
thc CUT Colorado aud santa no vas
made on june o, lel2, by Or ~. Won
S'hr"uck. supervisor OF timber pres.
cr1nt.Uu OF the Rock island lines.
George T.. EoN. manager ct treating
plants, Atohiaou. Topeka and santa
Fr. g. s. Bolohrr chemist, Texas Tie
aud Lumber Preserving company.
ANA a. j.. Eooucc, ruadmastor. CUT
Colorado ana Santa Pc. The Rail-
way Ago-Gazcttc SAYS of The results.
This section of experimental track
comprises about two ana uuo-half
miles and was Installed bon 1909. this
location being selected for the test
because of the extreme ,iimutc coudi-
lions During several months each
ear tho rainfall Is extremely hcuyN
ana the temperature b. high. these
conditions combining Go cause 70 YER,
short lifr of uutrcutrd ties. ae voIl as
iu hasten the deterioration OF the
treated ties. The ti,s from fhls track
were furnished hN the railways ANA
were such Tics uH utp commonly
placed boo trark btiua taken ont ot
the regular stDoE Fur this reason
SOME tlos baNc shown short we lea
track largely because of defects iu
the Timber or boo its seasoning Tho
tl,s were treated without charge hv
preserving companies ON account
of the small number of each class
they Wrt, 900 SOME cases grouped for
treatment su that the treatment was
mot boo 600 cases adapted for inc in-
dNIduaI Tics. Nll ur th, same Wuud
uor' 3Id tns,yth,g lu order o. secure
the same service conditions Each
tlr BE- plainly marked with nails
showing the KIM ur timber. kind ~
treatment and she year u which ~
was laid The track o. heavily tnl-
lasted between the mills with dsnsoly
packed E,sld and the ends of th, ties
urc9H ftFuAposcd a continuous stretch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

tanning i5.02S tons Of zine, In the
first half o. 1871.
Kansas led In the quantity OF
speltcr made la the first six months
OF 1879. WITH 6s.4s5 short tons; nu-
nois was next with 4i22i short tons.
Oklahoma third. with 5000 short
TONS the remainder. 33.1f1 short
tons having been supplied by the
other spcltcr- producing states.
Inquiry made hy the geological sur
Ncy az the beginning of the present
year showed that the total capacity
OF the smcltcrs Reporting production
was Ni,5S2 rctorjs. and that the con
struction of id,N6S additional Yrtor;s
10 1919 was contemplated. AuoWitp
an annual average ot four aud once
quarter tons peg rctpft. IA, spoltyr
capacity Of tho bl.JN2 rctorts Tor tho
first six months would be- 1880
tons, less than 1000 tons ln excess
of the actual production of primary
spcitor Taxing into pousldorni ION
the secondary materials sueh us zinc
Dresses rosntei,ed at the regular
smcltvrs the low grade Ourbunhtos re-
Gently smoltcd. end the impOHibility
of operating continuously ut maxi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
LARGE INCREASE IN
SPELTER OUTPUT
Statement by United States
Geological Survey Shows a
Heavy Production for First
Half of 1912.

Washington. u. c.. Aug % Tho
United states geological SURVEY hur
Just made public the statistics oI proc
ductiou of all zinc shelters operating
during the first six months of 1919.
These figures complied by G.. g.
siobcuthal of the survey aud inclui-
ing figures OF the bureau of statistics.
show that tho production uf spoltpr
from domcytlc ore ne that period was
l'',9i2 short tons. and from foreign
ore G,5Ai short tons. e total ur 49,
deG tons OF primary spcltcr. com
pared with iiO.l8 toms for the first
hall of ipll and with li5.ggu toms
for the last hair OF l9ll
On the production for the remainder
of THIS year keeps pace with that OF
the first EiN mouths the output for
1919 VIII be- about $4,000 tons. ap-
proNimatoly 5000 tons greater than
the production in 1871. and more than
double the production uf ans ysfr
prior Goo 1904 The apparent con.
sumption Tor the first siN months a.
This wear WAS 1896 short toms
aguiust lt5,laT tons Cor the last half
cot lsll ana l3io0a tons fol the .,rs,
half uf l9ll
There was e faillus ult u th, Inn
ports of zinc ore during a., p.rI lu
of 2tnta short tons. containing l2.2'N
tons uf zine. having been imported
in the first siX months of tins year.
against $500, tons of ore. ruuuluug
l51le tons ~ lIur IA ~, hst han
of 1914, ana $3.50 toAs oidrt, con-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

OTHERWISE Peace continues 70
spread her winht 300 Mexico.
o
ALAS. THE WOODROW wilson
babies cannot vote this tal!
o
40 FEAR OF e dark horse at the
next Chicago convention
o
SEVEN TROUGH7 IL having an
other flood. Tho name OF that place
would boz enough to warn away most
prospective resident.
PRESIDENT TAFT received tho
news almost as 81 Dee had been ox-
poctug a.
O.
KILL a FEW GERMANS or Brs.
toms aud Uucl, sam Immediately
shows signs ot Nurry.
o
As TO THE SITUATION ~ tho
south. Mr. Roosevelt thinks that Is
90 dark horse OF another color
o
IF ENGLAND doesn't like our
Panama canal rsfo. the Straits Of
Magellan are stan open.
o.
WUEN woman says its no use
talking don't jump Geo the conclusion
that she's going '1 stop.
o
AND BETWEEN Rebels and Tcd-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

long time to make up his mind to re-.
sign
o
IT ls Terrifying IT, think upon
the number OF those mcklcss onos
who are To be- siuggud Through the
Ropes this fail,
GOVERNOR WILSON viii onion
ms campaign with several speeches
n Maine in August. thus hunting the
bull Moose before the law Is off
d
CALIFORNIA seeks to abolish can.
Ual punishment Onc wonders what
VIII u" done with the real estate mon
out thrro,
THE SPLIT In the Republican
party Be- said to be- even worse than
the spit nflnitiyc that Senator Root
indulsus in from time To- time.
o..
m THERE is anything IN donun.
citation 90 the "scothmg' variety The
Republican ana Democrats parties
now.
o
FROM 4 CASUAL p,rusal of I'M.
Denver newspapers. We are mildly as
l"niHhcd To- think that ~. l.aap crooks
ana criminals are allowed To run
%
MUST KEEP the people of Iuarsg
Jumping 10 change their politics fast
enough To Keep up with the o,acua-
tons and captures which occur every
Few days in that town.
o
DIR SNOWFALL Is under arrest
IN san Antonio FOR conspiracy against
La friendly nation. We trust he VIII
have q better show than the proven.
hial SNOWFALL YOU hear So much
about
O.
THE DEMOCRATS are reported 90
have split in Denver Wr never
heard OF anything doing anything else
but splitting with loud uoist-ih
Denver.
d
n II no BE hoped that tho
grave concern with winch tho guy-
eminent Views any possible infractiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
WHERE rnE nLIME belongs.

The ontorprIsIng but not partlcu-
hr' bright Denver minister who
broke into print ihc other day with
O. declaration that bachelor maids
simply cucumber the earth aud
should ho scgrcgalcd on q desert isl-
Hnd. ur words tp that broad general
effect hts completely overlooked the
uler whore the real responsibility
iur the existence OF the Splnstcr Sis
tcrhood lies hat of the ungallant.
thv uu,hNalrous the incunsidersto
aud houghtlcss or stubborn mea who
have condemned these thousands
upon thousands of haplcss old maids
q" their present loycless and unloved
condition. Does the gentleman think
that an these unmarried ladies' are
iu that state from cholcoe where
fore does hc not arraign in scuthlng
terms the unrogenerate males who
soliishlt refuse 10 become proprietors
of happy homes and Rescue the Wom-
GA from e state which subjects them
20 uutbursts of midsummer folly such
os that oi the Denver divine?
or course there are lady celibates
who have sturdy remained that way
from a mistaken sense of duty or
ancicd spirit Of independence and
yet he spite OF themselves never see
ihcir neighbours porambulator go by
without q sinking Of the heart But
30 is fair 10 presume that the great ma .
iority OF the sisterhood have been pa
ticntly and modestly waiting through
the years Tor the Man 10 rescue them.
They have rot gotten married FOR
the good and sufficient reason that
they have not been asked And
whose provocative and whose prlyi-
lcgc we demand. is 1t TO do the ask.
ing"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
WELCOME TO THE LAND OF Tnr
FREE.

The santa Re New Mexican comes
v2ry near expressing the sentiments
Of this paper In the following com.
ment ON the recent exhibition of
American hospitality On the Pacific
coast:
sometimes the laws construction
Of the law In oppressive. unjust and
rankly absurd. Five Japanese fisher.
men were bound from Yokohama TO
Hakodatc In q junk. They were
caught by a typhoon ana blown across
the Pacific ocean tp tEc shores of
California. Bringing their battered
and sinking ship 10 point near san
Diego, they csplcd what they be-
heved To- Dee @ civilized country and
escaped by small boats 10 land. Here
they were uncorcmoulously seized hv
immigration inspectors ana thrown
into prison Something ~ radically
wrong Ia the instance above cited
Either tho government Officers were
consummato fools and unfit for such
responsibility Or our immigration laws
as interpreted by tho bureau arc an
outrage. n seems sometimes as IL
the moment e man was clothed with
a liitl" authority, he parted pith his
common sense There BE- somcthIn-
besides tyranny intended Dos our laws.
They are supposed To- mote out lus-
tic" % makes a traycry of them
when construed az Some officials CON
stru" thcm."
We cannot help contrasting tho &C.,.
ton of thr Americans with the
probable conduct Of the Japanese mad
@ bunch Of American sailors landed
in such plight on the shores of the
Sea coz japan Dr. they had been de.
ported, b. would have been with the
utmost pnI.,rurss. uuu their treatment
ia the meantime We are positi,o|
would have been considerable. b. not
dof'routIaI N the japanese have anyI
inclination NOT Goo be- fond ~ the
Yankees. International amty Will not
De advanced Dos such treatment asI
that accorded the p1stoways On the
iurbiddinE shores uf tho Golden state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

erals there .s probably uulc choice
FOR the American iu Mexico.
o
MRS DAISY Grace may boz inno-
cent of murder but we Judge she is
rather lively little female PROPOSE
ton even 90 that
o
lT WOULD EE awful if that Dem
yer woman VINO tried tp suicide by
drinking hair tonic should grow "a
moustaChc.
O.
THOSE TrItTEEN Illinois con-
grossmcn don't seem 10 rise properly
to tEH occasion The sun Moose viii
have 20 call louder
d
THE MEXICAN revolution rep.
rrsrntat,Nv iu Washington o. named
Didapp. Probably a. VIII be- 'U;ldapp'
before the revolution b. an over.
O.
THAT ROOSEVELT national COM
Witi'omau from oklahoma took "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
rnE OPTIMISTIC MR. EDWARDS.

THE .AfysggQsgs. Of. Me southwest.
near enough 10 the seat Of the dis
turuance 90 have an intelligent idea
OF what IL going on. are practically
unanimous IN their protest al the at
uildc of the Washington government
toward American victims of revolu.
u"nary barharits In Mexico. The fol-
lowing be- from the Phoenix Rcpub.
n.Hu.
Mr. Edwards, the American con,ul
90 JuBrcz. s. what may be- called an
optimistic bttlr c1ss with Ameri.
can women and children nocklng by
hurdr.ds from the Mormon colonies
lnt" Do faso, destitute. fatigucd with
tnsht aud fear, bringing stories Of
the rounscotion of the arms Of the
gHluuists and tho threatened dostruc-
tom of their property amounting 10
mHns millions. with the threat Of
death hanging over their fathers.
husbands brothers and sons. Mr. I'd
wards wires tho department that the
alarm is greater than the cGuge 81
If iiv does not DENY the stories told
DO. the refugees bat IN thinks ihr
r'aWnodo was unnecessary since tho
a.u"u uf tnc rebels against the coll
uuHlH UaH nothing mora than an at
tgwp' To- proyoiso Intervention o., the
uiIsd states
l'.rr~Ws 90 bo the purpose uf Nj.
Edwards mot Co protect American cIu-.
..uH within his Jurisdiction. which
$500 bad supposed Co bo on, of the
consular duties and the chief one. but
fH 'uHl tar rebels boz respect of iu-
iuu,ntou and 90 show Ca them that
rn matter to what extent they may
goo u tHr wat ui Yulrages against the
persons aud property oI American
.iua,us lhry cannot provoke this
great md powerful nation Co action.
That of course. would Dee a dis
appointment Geo the rebels but lu the
meantime the Mormon oolonists are
benefit of their property some. Of
tu,.r lives.
That was q most extraordinary
statement wired 60 the department
70 does not deny the existence uf tho.
conditions which have been described
und iu which alone the government
has an immediate interest ban deals
with the causes which have produced
these conditions, @ matter bro which.
our government is more remotely Inc.
tcrcstyd.
Almost equally surprising ~ h.
statement contained in e dispatch
from Washington that the receipt of
Mr. Edwards message had put 90
quictus ON the alarming Reports
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
Emperor MutSuhito.


Japan. under tho form of au almost
hutocret'r government o. az least of
'n olRtrchy hos made great strides
n real pruRrr1iyism o. is up with
Ihr occidental peoples boz military poe
''n.' which may or may nor denote
I''RfrsslN.su But in the ways of
peace and especially 100 ne Hsslmila-
TON "' democratic deals. beneath Its
traditional. formulas Japan .s lu the
1000 tHHtE ul the twentieth century.
n OH" um clutch oi what wee of a
Inherent civilization ave pleased tu
5000 lH, western spirit
'n. twd rIsado was potent ng
lT' Ion tHtf wonderful advance
Kansas city star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

mum capacity, 81 Is evident that the
smelling capacity of the plants ia op-
Grafton has been strained 10 the Ut
most during the last six months. ana
that any added ret0rts must have
been put into operation as fast us
completed.
Tho price ~ speltcr ranged from
G.25 Genus pound az st Louis ih
January TO cents In june A. the
average New York price for Jouuar,
was but O.59 cent pound higher
than the average London price for
January. and as the duty on ppoitcr
iH 1875 cents "a pound. u is interest
lng tu note that the monthly SUM
mary of tho brcuau of statistics iur
january gives the imports of spcltcr
for that month as 3.3513GO pounds.
The name Doan's inspires conid-
oncc-- Doans kidney pills for kidney
ms. Doar's Ointment for skin itch-
ing. Doan's Reeulets Tor q mild lax
ativo. sold al all drug stores.
Herald Want Ads Bring
Results. Try One.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

real lands of liberty. established
great universities admitted nll rclig-
ions, and grow in manufacture and
the cultivation OF the arts Nothing
finer could 1c said ~ It's emperor
than that he was a worthy central
Egure la much OF these Kaleidoscope
wonders Of human achievement ana
a propcillng power Of many Los An.
gclca Tribune
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

tFrJm The NcH York WurldD
While the congress committee hcsi-
tmcs 90 subpoena $50 high person
age as The eN president in the cam
gn.coutributiou inquiry. perhaps
tn, colonel will volunteer 20 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
MANS INnUMANITY 10 MAN.

An editor up In Colorado. where
they have pine-clsd heights aud
0osky dells Of the same variety fonnd
in New Mexico. has a disposition that
we do not envy TO wreak his personal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
nnn't Need I,ccnn

tDcuy,r Republican,
Tho fact that b. Be- now Vritt,u cN-
Judg, ilautord ought Go give ufu-
.cicnt assurance that there are laws
enough on the statute books Geo reach
tcutiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
Tho Up.to.nntc nur Mousse.

(Albuny ltnickcrbockcr-prcs
Judging from the drawings 90 the
cartoonists the Bun Moose Is nothing
more than "a mule with horns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

Thanks a. the wise and broad gov
eminent under MuiuhIto. Japan
progressed with a balance as marvel
oue 1S swift n adopted modern
became one OF the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

tChiCugu NcvsD
Most mems ambitions are too big
Tor them 90 handle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
Thr Inhn nnII NM.

philadelphia Inquirer
Eurnud's attitude Seems Go b." I'll
'.., h, O. Who builds oaulI SEQ hong
8S { Geo 800 ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
NJ IN Ills Throat

tTulrdo BladcD
Some uf Dr Cooks brass tubes was
found on M Sinai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

washington rustD
lNc aces broke up poker game
IN Indiana. but we have seen four OF
'Cm du &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

of the Monroe doctrine viii have moro
effect than tho grave concern Win
which We Wow tho actions OF OrOE.
co.'s bandits
o
m Is FEARED that the nations
when approached Dos thu Mexican
government with modest request
for loan at nfly millions. viii as
sumo the expression su familiar On
tho face Of Old Man TghtWad whom
Ncighbur Smith wants 80 borrow q
livrr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
THE AMERICAN PRESS
Through a elias, narbly.

philadelphia PrcssD
tulurcd men are barred from The
Bun Moose party in Mississippi And
they call that the party OF the people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
The Thaw Decision.

Sew York Herald. with this de-
.cision the great majority OF citizens
VIII agree. rhaw has been brought
into the court again and again on
various hearings ~ an effort TO cs-
tablish his sanity until the public Is
heartily tired OF H. II brlcvcs that
this man b. just as dangerous today
as he was when ne stood with his
smoking revolver over his victim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

Sew YORK. Commercial. IN this
thtrd hearing Jerome retainer was
$4,000. A. the law now stands this
sort of thing can bc repeated every
year as long as be- lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

Nrw York Times. The eNtruordi-
nary privilege ct editing his own case
book Is only one OF the indications
that the public must Keep constantly
On guard lest hy some device or some
collision this dvprtyod Iuuutlc is
turned loose ON society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
labs In the Solar Plezns


acropnuc navy why not our ia friend
automobile? 80 ~ ''""
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

riusburg Dispatch. win au due
sympathy tor Tho family "f Thaw, IL
d. necessary Co say that this decision
iN the proper ono. ll after aequittW
as 'ucurably insane. he vcr, released
ON the ground that ne b. not insane
- would confirm the popular op,n-
ton that wealth o. gwen the right Co
coUuui murder with mpuniiy uo lE
better of where ne o.. u H to De-
hoped that th, situation viii Dee ace
Ccptcd AS ct necessity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

m Is no BE hoped that tho
grave concern" with winch tho gpy-
'rnmont Views ans possible infracttou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

THE DEMOCRATS are reported 90
nav" spit 100 Denver We never
heard OF anything doing anythlng else
out splitting with loud nOisc-ih
Denver.