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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-25

Some fandn' move, kid" explained
Burke. Got to edge round 'em fore it's
light"
"Hellof time o. night to start battle''
grumbled the tall soldier as he tripped over
stump.
Thegroup houndered out into the darkness
of a road already choked with men, where
two divisions were trying to converge on the
town whose electric lights had glimmered
the night before Nervous, half-trained
officers bawled unintelligible orders in the
darkness; men laughed, swore and sang by
turns.
"LordI'' snorted Burke in disgust, lis
this here war, or are we goin' to watch a
circus unload2"
The long column stumbled into sort of
motion. Across the fields bulked the dark
mass of the parallel column. Behind them
the single light still glowed in the window at
headquarters. The tall soldier commenced
singing; an invisible officer at the roadside
commanded silence. The tall man ceased,
then commenced complaining.
who's he" he demanded, "tellin' me
to stop9 I come here to fight, not to
be bossed around by lot of whipper-
snappers with tin swords. When want to
sing"
Burke's open palm landed with force
upon the tall mans mouth, and his trade
ended in roar.
"Here, here" shouted the important
officer from the darkness. "What's all
this row."
Without answering, Burke dragged the
tall man into the weeds, doubled him up,
sat on his head and rubbed his ears After
a few seconds of this torture he asked
mildly:
care you going to be still?"
The tall soldier nodded, and they stum-
bled back into line.
In the increasing, sticky heat, the flank
ing column slowly untangled itself and
cleared its front. One after another the
green regiments were pushed out along the
broad pike" The uniforms were new
and clean, but they were hot, and the
blanket-rolls-each making thick, oblique
stripe across the greenish brown of the
khaki-wore painfully on uncalloused Shout
ders. Half mile from the village the tall
soldier loosed the buckle and tumbled his
roll into the ditch.
Whats that for?" demanded Burke.
The tall man did not answer, but glared
fxedly at the offending burden.
Now stay there, drat YEP he stormed.
That's the last you'll see of it, warned
Burke
The tall soldier shook his shoulders glee-
fully. "Oh, I'll find it when we come back, y
he announced confidently.
Maybe you'll be goin' too fast to see
it." chuckled Burke, digging his elbow into
the boys ribs.
The column reached a wood road two
miles beyond the village and turned into it.
After the cold, chilling rain of the night
before, the day had turned uncannily
warm. The ground steamed, the sun
blazed, and the unconditional infantrymen
sweltered and swore The bitches which
lined the road became Uttered with blank
cts, haversacks, extra shoes cartridge
belts. Themen were not standing " the aff. !"
Golly!" painted the tall man, pushing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-25

2IVATE Burke of the
8oth Michigan stood
beneath a dripping bush
watching the fruitless
efforts of his companions
tolight afire ofwetwood.
Burke's slow, half-con-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
PRESIDENT DECIDE
TO LEAVE BRITISH
AMBAsSADORSHIGI
FOR WILSON !
Official Announcement III
No Successor to Whitels
Reid Will be Named Uni
After Inauguration. a
BODY TO BE BROUGHT
HOME ON BATTLESH
[ny Leasea Wiz 10 nvsnrnr W.r.

my Lsased Wire 60 nvsniAE Warall
Washington, Doc. i6.--PFesid6
Taft today announced through sacf
tary HIllcs that tho post OF ambasn
dor to Great Britain. made vacant
thc death of Whitolaw Reid. will d
hc Oiled by hun. This announoent1
followed "A conference between q
president and Secretary Knox. "
Several reasons were given for n
presidents declHlon. He believes t
the important diplomatic Queattu
involving Great Britain and the TIN
ed states can be handled HepRrnf1
IN Washington by Mr.. Knox andt
Bryce; the British ambassador. Va
understands that Presidont-e elect 81.
son Is also considering a man foF,N
London post and no does not wisn
appoint someone who can narVo
best for only few months.
The president had first boeu'r
clincd To- make an appointment, N
dclihcrOtiun with Mr.. Knox bros
a decision To tho contrary.
The post at London will nowgt
vacant until March aud this will
the first time In many years that 9
United states has been without
ambassador In London. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
BILL TO MAKE DRY
STATES DRY IS
CONSIDERED
IN SENATE
The Temperance Organizations
Make Gallant Fight to Sc.
cure Passage of Kenyon.
Shepard Measure.
REGULATES INTERSTATE
SHIPMENTS OF LIQUOR
lNN Lcnsed MIr, ln IAnLImg IIrInILl

| By IIcnsed Wire to I,cLIug Herald /
Washington. D"D 10 WIN pHllor.
i'g packed with lru,drr uI m" Wu-
mems Christian Temperance lul"u
. nj their suppurt"r.. lur .,u,to to-day
d'Not"d itsrlf 80 ih, .IdrInliuu uI
~" kony"n.Shopptrd bll I" prevent
TIA" shipment "l iuluNtrntinR lIuuors
mt" "dry utalra" brlrEniluug seek
Ing uppurl tor the munmir" had spent
'hr early pIrt ur lhn dly Ia viHiis iu
ll"tr Ecuat"rh urging ~ passage.
EWMli determined, Oihrr, oppu"rd
~ adoption The hill rnuo up iudny
uud'r unanimous consent 10 give II
lmmrdini" consideration, Thc mrHs-
ulu ta the senate considered II ~ lirp.
rrarutallN" Shrppnrd's hlIl uu II pass
'd ih' senate ana nov carrie. amend J.
mrutH pr"Pn.'i hy souulm Kenyon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
SUPREME COURT DECISION
BOOSTS READING STOCK

New York, Dec. - jumping o
whole point between sale. uu ryuliiuE
bidding, Reading quotations uu lh,
stock exchange touched lGI3.N .uuu
after the iirst receipt Of uo>a from
Washington of the supreme court Il"
riHion In tho hard Conl rabrg Thu
stock had hnDn weak In the mnrnluE.
declining b points TO lb6 ~. ~ rec
ord ui Il " points from the low rerurd
"t IA" morning was almost instBntan-
""uH hnd IA" advance pulled up tho
remainder Of tho llHt, largely wlplng
uui tho cdrlN declines.
Murh uf the selling Ia the uHrly
Trading Nis Attributed tu uut ut town
pUiui' luriuu dnd me uiddlu west
wrr" unp"'.IlN prominent In the
movement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
LETTERS
WRITTEN TO JOHN
M'NAMARA ABOUT
UNION AFFAIRS
Cincinnati Defendant in Con-
spiracy Trial Says Cleaning
Up City" Means Inducing
Men to Join Union.
TWENTY SEVENTH LABOR
LEADER TAKES STAND
Iny Leased Wire to Evening ucrnId !

IVY Leased Wire To- Evening UcrnId !
iutltu fUpl. b,.. William -.
l,iuutii. tlu.uubii former ulli' tai
.ul @ lu,HI uuuVurt,ul,' union. tuuN inr
Ntlu'~. stand ut the "Dynamitc con.
.Iula,N Irh to-day as tho twenty
guN,uih ut tho iurty -one defendants tu
lcsitl 800 his own behalf.
Bcruhlrdt ts accused OF completely
~ tie Mcnamara plots because al lot
tors hv Wrntv To- John j. Mcnamara,
secretary ui the international union.
iu utir uf these letters B1rnhHrdt said
, reference tO cleaning up the city"
wrdui inducing non-unlon men To- lQln
the union. lie said he mot Mcnamara
uuly q irw times whom the latter vls-
h'i Cincinnati on union busln"N
Fuur explosions occurred Ia IIurin-
rNlL th" government charges, Hs a.
uiII of the terrorism, aud dSuumtt-
ur," rmpluyod by tn, irunWurNurH In
lIu,1 strike against "Op"n ~ up" con-
,'lu.
Edward clark. another Cm-
cIumui union official who pleaded
Rulty lu dyuHmitlnR, named Herbert
llorku and prcsidcnt Frank NJ.
Ryan as promoting violence
Asked what hu meant In writing tu
Mcnamara, "lf some stranger should
come around the back way ON the
quiet and top over the bUlnnc" of tho
Job, | think the jig ls up" Bern.
hardt said II merely referred t0 com
plctiug the unlonlzlnE OF "A ojb al
ready parity unlouizcd.
Bcrnhardt testified, In reference To
labor disputes. that a. police court
Iudgr iu cincinnati had said, For
Guda sake don't let any more of thiB
bunch com" around hero or I'll have
iu do something"
"a Cincinnati police court Judge
said that" interrupted Federal
Judg" Anderson.
Bcrnhnrdt snid he merely wrote
that iu Mcnamara IA ~ rumor, ~ q
government charges the union officials
had members released from tho
ChnfEU
The witness d"nird knowledge of
th" uHr ul ANY explosives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
MCFARLAND TWO TO ONE
FAVORITE IN BETTING

chicago. bee. 49, when Pnckey
McFarllnd "f chicago nnd Eddie
Murphy at boston lett here this uttcr-
noon for their tCn-round glove con.
test at Ecnusha, Wis, both clHimGd
that although they met ~ eaten
Weights. they viii weigh in ~ tho
TlngHldc a. l3i pounds.
MrFHrlund remained the iavurlte at
10 ana In som oinstanr"H ~ - J.
Several pools were made mat tho
contest would go tho limit
Two sprciul trains, carrying he-
tween i.iOU aud 1000 lucHl light iul
lowers, will leave for krnuuha early
this evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
NEW COMPANY TO BUILD
DENVER NORTHWESTERN

Denver. Doc, ~ The Denver n
Salt Lake railroad company with
ti2O, 00O.0 900 capital stock wHH incor-
pOrHted today with power to acQuir"
the property Of the Denver, North
western aud Pacific ruHd, commonly
known Hs the "MuffHt road" Law
renee 6. Phipps nf Denver and
Charles Bncttchcr represent the Dem
yer Railroad Securities company, and
Tyson DynrH uf Denver represents the
note holders protective committee on
the directorate newton ETb, Dr T..
=. Pearson, W. W Walden and Leroy
W. Baldwin are tho other members uf
the directorate. rh" old board re-
tires from management, without rep
reHentatipn Erb IN named ~ pr"sl
dent OF the company, and Dr, Pearson
AZ chairman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
TWO MORE AVIATION
VICTIMS IN ENGLAND

London, Dor. 10 The tall of an
acroplanc yesterday addrd tTo g. m"
list of fatalities oi dyiuilou. Liculcn-
ant w, Parkr, at the Royal Saw and
MI lihrdwick. MANAGER Of au S"rU-
plane company, were klllod when tho
machine IN which they were making
e Night from the ilsndOn aviation
grounds 10 oxford, came down vita II
crash nn the Wcmbly gOll course inis
tl"rno0n. Tho two started In u mon
upldnr IN II choppy wind. They hnh
gone only few miles az the rate al
about - miles m hour when the ma .
chm" turned over tho golf grounds at
u uright Of $50 feet. Suddenly tho
Niud checked TX night and turned II
over and It crashed ~ tho earth. Tho
aNaiuIa were pinned under tho wreck
age.
lieutenant pnrkr WAS one of thu
leadinN iNiniurs In the last army man
euvefs tie received hls license In
April l1ll a. lirooklnnds,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
RIIITISH MAN VESSEL.
JOINS IN SEARCH or SEA

Los Angeles. Dee. l6Tho British
sloop Of war ShchrWHtcr lett Santa
Monica today tu search the chhnucl
for any trace uf the hNdru.arrnpmnr
which carried Horace kCurncy and
Chester Lawrence To probable death
on Saturday In the PaCihc ocean when
they attempted nm UNer-sru hight 10
san Francisco. captain j. T. Walters,
commander of the Sheurwat"r. sald
he expected tn return tonight hut
promised to Keep In touch with thiG
city by wireless during his search.
There were many reports IN ClrCu-
latlun today that the missing ndvCn.
iurcrs had been picked up by coast b
wise ships NOnr uf these could be
verified, however, nor huE amy r"Hsrl
passing up or down the channel sigh
rd the wrcCkagc of the air craft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
GOVERNOR WILSON
AGAIN ON JOB
At JERSEY
CAPITAL
Presidcnt-eleCt Decides to De-.
vote Next Few Weeks TO
Attending to the Business
of State.
BRINGS BACK ANNUAL
MESSAGE FROM BERMUDA
Iny Lrnsrd wire 90 EvrnIsE MrraIhl

TUF I'TnHrU WIrT 20 EVrnInH W"T"IH
Ncw YORK, Dee. ~, President
Eject Wilson returned to-day fr"m hiH
vacation trip To HcrmudH. Thu steam.
shin Bcrmudiiu which carried hlm
aud his party. dnCkcd here 4 i,W min
utuS after u'CluCk,
Nut IN announcement ~ tu puliil'.
or anything "is,' aid tho governor have
tu MAX" uu his arrival.
TIN Euiug To- devote myself tu N,N
Jersey AFFAIRS" hr EHld
The pIr.id"nt- elect brought $40
him h,u annual message Ia ia" Sea
Jcrs'N legislature which meets uI,
.luuuaH li II cmhndicS every pauk
IA The Democratic state platform.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
REBELS AGAIN BLOCK
MEXICO NORTHWESTERN

III PHsO. Texas, Dee, Is. Rebels
today again cut the Mexico SnTth-
western railway below JuHrez. shut
ting on all communication with the
CaBaH GrHndeB district A cattle train
destined for ~ PaBo over the Amer
lean owned road was cOmmHndcuTcd.
Ex-lnHurTeCtO troops under General
Jose BlancO should arrive today AT
Chocolate Pass, held by the mHJOr
portion Of the rebel army. The puhH
IN southeast Of Caaas GrandeH and the
most strategic point In the district.
Blanco has orders Ia dislOdgc the
rebels, and a sharp night In expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
IDueI WIN NInskcd IInniIIt.

Denver, Dec. lB.--JOseph S1AsOn,
proprietor 0f the Viaduct bar and res.
laurant, fought duel with "A masked
bandit early yesterday morning. A
dozen shots were exchanged but
though Baseon believes one of HIS bull
lets found It's mara the thug escaped.
A few minutes after the shooting
occurred a man who claimed TO he
detective rushed In aud asked for
description OF the hOid-up. BaBsOn
npsnt some time In explaining the at
fair 20 him. Some time later police
ullicers Informed the cafe proprietor
that MS second visitor wHs AN imposter
and that his Investigation was for the
purpose of allowing his partner to sS-
cape -.....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
MOTHER AND BABE IN
JAIL WITH HUSBAND

Pueblo, be-. ~ Mr, John BustH.
VII" al e pII."urt 1T the city Jan
lurr"d herself uu tI, ,lit uH u guest
an | refuses iu leave IA" irlt until tier
IuHt Hnd ir released Mis linNa nud
nor baby huullN were I'rmilt"d Ia
r,muIn Win ihu man. I,,il is want
- ~ Inndvlllr. COLO. lyr ,u,b"HEling
'pu nom 4 s'lpuu Euup".,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
RATION MAN FATALLY
WOUNDED BY BLOW ON
HEAD WITH A CLUB

Ration, y. NJ, Dr' 10 Ia the al-
lrrcatinu over the payment pf a debt,
Antonio costa Nis struck uu the back
ol the h"Id with - heavy hlllrt by
iuurg" lilrhHr"lli ana ~ now In the
Miners hospital IN q dying condition.
tn" muTduruuH tltIrN Wts mudu ~
front of the NirhuDli store la East
Ration. Ni,hHr,Il. Who has hcon ~
frequent un,ud'r bofur" the law, is
uuW In custody
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
ABANDON HOPE FOR
MISSING AVIATOR
AND LUCKLESS
PASSENGER
Nothing Seen of Two Men
Since They Disappeared in
Fog En- Route From Los An.
geles to San Francisco.
TANK FROM HYDR0PLANE
PICKED UP OUT AT SEA
my LEASED Wire ~ Eycnlng mcrnldl

bN LEASED Wire tO ENeuiHg Herald
Los Angeles, cat, Dec, l6.--OnN
the faint hope that they might have
been picked up by an outward bound
Ncsscl not equipped with Wireless, H.
entertained by friends of Aviator Ilur.
ace keurny and his passenger, Chcs-
ter Lawrence, automobile editor Of a
local newspaper, who are believed To-
have lost their lives saturday while
essaying u hydru.acroplanc hight from
Los Angeles tO san Francisco. Tho
only trace ~ machine or men - far
found In II i've foot galvanized iron
afr tank which served ~ u safety de-
vice for one Of the biplnnC's wings II
vas picked up Ave miles out ~ sea
yesterday on Rcdondu Beach and
identified ny Charlcs h. Day. IA"
builder of krarny's hvdro-aeroplaur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
UNDERSHER|FF DEAD
THREE DEPUTIES
HURT IN FIGHT
ASsailant of California Girl
Slain After Desperate Battle
With Pursuing Posse in the
Mountains.
ny LEASED wire to E,cnIng Herald

santa Ana, Calif, bee. 10 Th"
tramp vino killed Under Sh"rir
SquiTcS aud Wounded three deputies
ln pitched hHttl" among the hills
nftecn miles east al here. was slain
by thn rest ut the shcriff'h pusS" this
arternuun Ills body WAS riddl"d
with bullets,
The tramp appeared al IN" Cook
ranch aud attacked MYTH" Iiunu
daughter at Mrs VIII tn0k, leaving
the Birl tied To - fence. a posse fol-
lowed him all night, coming up with
him shortly after dawn today lie
opened lire unexpectedly aud druy"
tho officers back.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
SENATE PROVIDES FOR
PRESIDING OFFICER

Washington. Drr. IL The chair 1T
the prrsidiuE officer at the senate, va
cant when thit body convened today
was ull"d tor the rest uf the R",siun
hy tho adoption uf u plan through
~hi'h S"u"t"ru bnllingcr and Bacon
viii dIturult" m t"TmH Oi two weeks
oaoh AZ pr"artrut pro i"npnrr until
MnTCh T.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Cnsh Wrpi-lrr TrInI I,c,umrd.

NInrlUnUU, y, Doc n The gov.
"rnm"ul continued the Introduction ut
testimony when ~" lrirl at John ".
Patterson aud twenty nine other uin-
''rs dnd Iurmrr ulllcCrs at the Nation
al cash Register company ~ Dayton
ONO, Mas resumed IN the United
states district court here today. ]. s..
Sunwdld ui Seattle, formerly nm agent
ior a rival at iho National company.
wlu WAS On the stand when court nd .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

IIUd INW, NOIO-, Dec, lB.--InmeH
NJ Burns. accused by tho authorities
df having murdered w. A. Maxneid
~ Pnndo Saturday night, while bent
on rnhbcry waa given "A preliminary
hearing this morning. lie pleaded
not guilty and wuS bound over to
await the hctinn 0f criminal court
without hall. charged with murder In
tho first degree.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Pain In tlr Head Causes Suicide.

Montr0se, colo. Dec. lB.--OlIver
Neely. son Of Thomas r. Neely, coms
miited suicide yesterday morning, by
swallowing bichl0ride Of mercury tan.
let's. Young Necly was Injured some
years ago In night with q miner at
SlIyertOn and since then has been sub
Ject to recurrent attacks of intense
pains In his head, II was while sur
ferlng from Onc Of these attacks that
he killed himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
.JHrk DoyIc 10 S,n,t for Cnbs.

Chicago, Dee. i6,---Juck Doyle, Tor.
mcI nrSl hascmun and manager of lhn
New YORK SatlunAlH and lHteT uf tho
Chicago Nalinnals. wis signed by the
ChiCuRu American League CluD today
Ia act AZ u h,,.ui, Doyle WIS an um-
pirc In the lutornHilGnHl league last
season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
TcdrrnI nmllding ror ncnycr.

WNNhInRIUn, IIUT. n m IUUrU-
urilliuu at tiUU.0uU lo finish tao ted
rial building AZ Denver COLO. D. pro-
'ld"d IN - senate hill passed tudHy hy
lh, house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
TURKISH AND GREEK
SHIPS EXCHANGE SHOTS

COnatAntInOple. Dec. is. Tho
Turkish fleet engaged the Greek Meet
on the Island Of I.emnOs this morning
according tO AN official telegram from
the Darda nelles. The Greek feet was
compelled to withdraw from the sec
tiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
PROSECUTOR ON TRIAL
FOR STATUTORY CRIME

l'pH Angeles, Dee. 10 Guy Eddie.
former city prosecutor and censor Of
public morals. wHH placed on trial to-
ddN on the charge Of having contrib.
nl"d 4" tho dependency ~ Alice
Phelps. 4 ninur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

OF the status of European Turkey as
"A result Of the war, Including the
questions Of the Interests of the great
powers arising out Uf the change III
the territorial situation. There IN no
fixed program, ana eHOrlh Wall %
made To avoid touching on questions
in regaTd to which some Of tina pow.
sTs have taken up nSad stand and
which they do not consider 10 coma
within the scope Of the discussions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
BOTH SIDES LOSE SHIPS
IN FIGHT OFF DAIBDIN T1IIIIlcB

London, Dec. i6.-The Greeks are
asserted. TO have lost "A cruiser ana
two tOfbedO boats and the Turks
cruiser ana torpedo boat destroyer
In the naval battle on lIsv,nos today,
according to "A report which has reach
Cd here by way OF Rome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
TODAY IN CONGRESS


TbSiNfHAB,s
Convened at ~ a. ~,
Adopted plan designating Son
HiUTs GHlllngeT and Bacon acting
alternately fOrtnlghtly ~ prcsl-
dents pr tempore.
Chairman Clapp Of campaign
contributions investigating cnu.
mittce. announced W. K, HuaIN
pTODably would he first wltnos.
when committee resumed ~
hearings Tuesday.
Bogan confederation Of Shcp-
pHrd- X KonyOn liquor tTafIlc bill
Court or Impeachment resumed
trial Of Judge Archibald AZ 1870
y. M.
HOUSE.
Convened at noon.
Considered miscellaneous bills
on unanimous consent calendar.
Representative DeFOreAt Intro
duced Joint resolution proposing
constitutional Amendment 10
make terms Of oonaroasmen four
years.
Representative Berger intro
duced resolution providing that
the government condemn and buy
the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad properties,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
AUSTRIA BUYING

Vienna, Austria, Dec, i6.-A gov.
tho prompt delivery OF $4,000 t0ni Of
patent fuel at the Austrian naval
ports has baen posted about the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

London, Dec. ~ -'rhe Chinese sm-
perOr, HHun Tung IN Suncring from an
attack OF WhUOping cough. according
10 . Peking dispatch to the Daily Mail.
The emperoT IL q years old,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

IlssTiVcr Appointed tor IRi NOre.
Washington, Dec lG.--PreslLopl
Tart today sent tO the senate the Mons
inatiOn or Julius n. Weiss 10 be re.
celyer OF public moneys at Del NOrte
Colorado,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

TODAx's NEWS TODAY
Yes gea h IN tlAe R1ERALD.
y eiHty Conts . u,onth ~ ~ Ceats
"a wesk dellvered ~ yOur door,
arg cents by mall.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-10-04
Statement of Ownership of The Daw-
son News, REQUIRED by Postal Law.

Dawson. Ca, Oct. /, 1Yl2.-
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Fashion says the hobble skirt will
be tighter. If that's the case the
suffragettes won't have a walkover.