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El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
cARTA DEL DIPuTApo BAR.
THOLDI.

Washington, D. c., Mario 80 de 1912
Professor =. Mcqueen Gray,
Albuquerque, N. M.
A~preciable sehon:-He recibido su
carta del % del corriente, juntamente
con Ell Boletin No. 81 de la Universal
dad, en- relaci6n al uso de la lengua
e%spanola. Aprnebo cordialmente 81
curse que vd. ha delineado, pues el
conocimiento del idioma espa1ol es
de creciente importancia 4 TODD eli que
bio de los Estados Unidos. Ell hecho
es que somos nacion de una sofa len.
qua, 10 cual sera evidentemente en- 10
futuro un gran impedimento al des-
arrollo de de nuestro concrete fora
neo. Tenemos que lievar paso igual
con las demas naciones en- aprender
mas que IN idioma o necesariamente
nos qued aremos atras en- lagran carre-
commercial del porvenir. Espero
sinceramente u la politica ne. Va.
recommends sera a~doptada.
De Va. vernaderamente,
RICHARD BARTHoLDT.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
IA INVESTIGATION sosRE Acu.
sAcIoN DE- coHEcHo.

Fl informe dado por Il representa-.
T. Marcos g. de Baca y sells mienbro,
mas de 10 comision de Investigator
Dc L. Camara, despues de pasar 70.
vista a los puntos principles del tes.
timonfo presentsdo ante II comision,
SAGA los conclusiones s~iguientss:
l.. Que 10 prueba On Ia causa no
musstra que los aousados son culpa-
bles de sceptar cohecho por sus votos
para 81 empieo do senadores dc los
Estados Unidos, 8 para ningun otro
objeto.
2. Que Il prueba en- esta causa no 81
suhdiente para justificar6 la comision
q hallar { los aousados 8 a cualquiera
de ellos culpables de solicitar cohecho
segun 90 les acusa de haberlo hecho.
3. Que % ha hechO & los acusados
victimas de q continuation emedian-
Ia cual se e~speraba obligarlos 4
resignar sus ~asientos en- ests CGmara
o { ser e~xpulsados de Ia misma.
4. Que aqneli0s on la combination y
co~nspiracion 81 contra de los acusa-
dos fueron inducjdos 4 tomar 81 cnrso
lue siguieron debido al hecho que
'ueron enga1ados por Elfego Baca v
oorque no creyeron que podrian domi-
mar los votos de los acusados en-
'uantosal menos i'm senador de los
Estados Unidos. ao9 c
Is. Que slos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.Frestosy encarcelamiento deul0ss acu.
ADDS tnique hubiera sido protoools-
n queja on contra de ellos , sinI
'rden alguna son reprobados por esta
8. Que noncompliance 81 arresto
ncarcelamiento de los acusados v Ia
egativa de permitir al sargento de-
rmas de IL Camara para no tomar
ajo 81 custodia q dichos miembros
ajo las circunstancias, como un afro
elio de las prerrogativas de esta ca. ,,
ara. !
Conforme con las conclusiones v
sterminaciones que ~anteceden, la CO.
ision somete la resolution siguiente :
pide que sea adoptada. !.
''Resu6lvase, que no hay NADIA en- !
los hechos de esta causa que re-
liera la expulsion de J. p. Lucero, !.
lis +. Montoya, Julian Trnjillo y
anuel Cordoba, como miembros."
lnforme llamado de Rogers, que 4
nbien lava la firma de siete MEM I
de la comision es muy breve J !,
nplemente halla culpables a los
lsados de solicitar y recibir cohe- D
Q y recommends su expulsion de la r.
n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
EN- PERSECUTION DE BANpo.
LERoS.

Ell diputado alguacil Patrocinio Car
riilo, de Carrizozo, recibi6 un balazo
que le atraves6 el est6mago mientras
seguia q Miguel Luna y & cinco ban
doleros mas en- ell condado do Lincoln.
Su herida no es mortal. Los policias
montados A. Street y Rafael Gomez
acompanados del alguacil PorHr.o
Chaves andan or seguimiento. Lura
pogo un trio a Manuel Arsgon y es-
cap6 de Ia carcel de Lincoln.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Ell ExITo DEL HoMBRE DEPENDE DE sU 1NsrRrcuoN
Igresc Dc la hunanidsd, no reconoce ors base que Ia ilustract6n de- i. fDhat.
Igencias L. cisncis del Pensamieuto, es eli faro Qrandioso one debe cufssr IA
scciones del hombre o. 81 Oceano dc IL vids.
ElPoryenir no - otro que eli Tue va. busa IL uMa,.s ,.u. . -.
ors cosaq que A. lgnorancis Lac snfsrnedades fscas ! morales. son III. fatal
|ceaIa1psncda hGa dQnds Gaming dfaHo de nsspcsi6p. TIL
ns sspsses ~ ncierto "manspEg IA AZ nnas ieea. wv
Sonisnce dssds Hcx4 conocsr u desarrolo de las facultades ue eli SUI
Hacedor ~ PueHo y US manos. pda IL iuteresants obra que Ie ofre.
cemosNy conocsFA ssSsSsos erandiosos. Es GRATIS ENTERAMENTE. Ella
~ ara com oEos Anconqustado talsnto, honores y fortuna. Como muchos
han curado vfcios y enfsrmedsdes cr6nicas sRfNaf
PIDAsEsrE GRAN LIBKo HOY MIsMo. Dirija 81 carta uopieDdo
z direction que abajo damos, y con seIos sufdentes. Enviepo,
Y direction Y nombre complsto y carameute escrito, para podamos H..
hho envlos sin demora aguna. Nuestra direction u:
CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCES AND PSYCHOLOGY.
sala No 45s-RocHEsTER, N. Y,-u s.A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
SuFRAGio EQUAL PARA LAS .Mu.
JERES~DE ARIZONA.

Phoenix, Abril 8.-El sufragio lgual
obtuvo una victoria hoy en- la asam.
blea de Arizona, cnando Ia Camara
por 81 votos contra 4 adopto ell pro-
veto concediendo a las muJeres eli de-.
recho del sufragio. La medida fue
muy POGO debatida. Ell proyecto tue
enviado Embellishments al Senado,
donde los jefes anunciarcn que inves-
tigarian el asunto p1blicamente 6ntes
de tomar ninguna acci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
MuJER DEL coNDApo DE SAN
JUAN Sc AHoRcA.

La Sra. J. w. Hale, de La Plata,
fue hallada muerta en- la cochera de
su rancho q las 9 de IL ma1ana. Sc
nner que estando on Ia cochera con
p~roposito de matarse Sc puso IL laza-
"a dc p cnerda en- rededor de su
cueilo y % ahorc6. Una hIja halo 81
cuerpo inerte de su madre & hizo es-
err d~esesperado para cortar la
cuerda. Fue lIamado un hombre Que
viva cerca y este acudi6 , ba]6 eli ca
davcr, que todavia estaba algo calien-
te.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
Los sENADoREs FALL Y cArRoN
EN- LA CASA BLANCA.

Washington, ID. c., Abril 9.-Los Sc
nadores Catron y Fall visitaron hoy
10 Casa Blanca sobre asuntos relacio.
nados con Ell ~patrocinio federal de
Nuevo Mexico. Ell nombramiento de
Secundino Romero para ser mariscal
de los Estados Unidos Sc espera prom.
to.
Ell diputado FERGUSON introduce un
proyecto proyeyendo que ell s~ecretario
del interior sea dirigido de hacer agri-
mensar en- Nuevo mexico y designar te
rrenos que son propios para~agricultu-
m por riego y bajo los rnetodos de Ia
branza en- seco, incluyendo tambien
las lineas de reservas y reclamaciones
dc tenencias pequehas. Para ese OBJ
a q e apropiados $150,00O, de
suma no mas que $4,000 Sc en-
plearan en- los gastos de oficina en- ell
despacho del agrimensor general de
Nuevo Mexico en- Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

La corte de distrito Sc reunira en-
Carrizozo Ell dia 8 do Mayo y sera to-
nida en- IN almacen de concrete. Los
presses de la carcel seran confLados en-
Ell cuarto del ingenio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Don Enrique H. Salazar, recibidor
de Ia oicina de terrenos de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- Fort Sumner, estuvo en-
la capital esta semana visitando & sus
parientes y atenGiendo q n le-
gislatlvos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Ell miembro de la comisi6n nacional
Saiomon Luna lego ell martes al me.
diodia y una junta de la comisi6n CEN
trial Republicans ser6 tenida en- Sc
guida para decidir sobre I'm curse de
accion respecto q la election senate.
rial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Don Perfecto Trujillo regres6 4 su
Residences en- Chimay6, condado de
Hio Arriba, despues de haber perma-
necido algun tempo en- la capital. Es
padre del representante Julian Tru-
iillo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Fl Hon. H. 0 Bursum SO march6
para Socorro a principles de esta Sc
mana y permaneci6 ALA unos dos 8
tres dias atendiendo a negocios parti-
culares y en- seguida regres6 para la
capital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Lige Carter, 81 ganadsro de Magda-
lena, condado de Socorro, ha falleci-
do q resultas de la herida que recibi6
en- 81 combate que tuvo en- MagdaIena
con John Cox, quien Sc halla preso en-
la carcel de Socorro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
DOS HoMsREs coNvicros DE
AsEslNATo.

Francisco Grande fue convicto de
asesinato en- primer grade en- socorro
por haber dado muerte al gerente
Freeman y al tenedor de libros Clark
en- Mogollon. jose Sanchez ' Armi.
10 fue declarsdo culpabie de asesinato
en- segundo grade por haber matsdo (
Florencio Sanchez en- Arsg6n,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Ella contesta de election de Fiorencio
@, de Baca contra George Sena, secre-
tario del condado de Guadalupe, ha
sido desschada sobre una moci6n del
actor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

George J. Martin, principal de la
Escuela Normal Hispano-Americana
de FL Rito, Sc halla en- la cludad sobre
negocios relacionados con la institu-
ci6n que tiene baJo su direction.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Fl senador Juan Navarro, que re-
presents en- 81 Consejo Legislative 81
condado de Mora, ha regresado q la
capital de un viaie breve que hizo al
lugar de su residences.
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Election en- Montoya.

En- Montoya, condado de Guadalupe.
una proposition para levar once milem
mos a~dicionales para fines de escuela.
pnblica. Sc gan6 con 20 votos contra 3.
M. Montoya fue electo director de es-
cuela por % votos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Clara Gsllegos ha entsblado deman-
do por divorcio, on Carrizozo, en- con-
ira de gu marido David Gallsgos. Los
dos viyen en- Lincoln.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

uDon Eugenio Romero, tesorero del
condado de San Miguel, lego 4 ~ ciu-
dad d domingo passdo y Sc halla hos
pcdado en- 81 Hotel Palacio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Una sentencia fue dada pa lascorts
De distrito do Albuquerque On contEaG
Dc Squire Hartt y otros por pnpagas6
de sal5.04 tsnido por Ilfsld Spitxt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

La corte de distrito Sc abrir6 en-
Taos 81 dia 8 de Mayo. mas no Sc or.
gsnizara ningdn gran jurado por falta
de fondos de corte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
La Election en- cuervo.

I'm Cueryo, condado de Guadalupe,
Joseph Holbrook recibi6 cuarenta V
un votos y Max Salas treinta y cinco
votos. derrotando a Julian Maestas '
q Victor Segura que recibieron, respec-.
tivainenfe, treinta y n y treinta vo-
tos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Sc NECEsrTAN, Trspos de sleodon
iimpios. So paga 4 ceptevos Il libra.
Odcina del Nuevo Mexicano.
Don J. "A. Lujan, de Pojoaqus, o.
tuvo en- 10 ciudad durants 10 semana
0 negocios personales.

FL Iunss pasado Teresits Padilia de
Wheeler, do s luz dos robustos nifos
IL mama y los nifios estGn buenos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

euscribanss al Nusvo Mexicano
Tspa6oL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
ecos !.


oei ests blectmient0 de In escuols b
NAL On Artesia.
4 oPUEsTA AL LIcoR.
Artssis. condado dc Eddy psrmans.
cer4 ca Il columna de la plaxas qus
% oponen 81 ti6fco On licores y 40 Ii
consienten, y ha eligido ( los sigJisn'
tes fdetcomisarios: J.. J. Clark b,
W. Bunyan, Joseph Clayton, william
= Joseph Richards.
CARLSBAD sIGUE 0PUEsTA. -.
Carlsbad desidl6 c~ontinusr il Doll,
tica de que no se vsnda licor en- *
election del martss y 4 resultas de
esto puede obtener 10 escuela normal.
Los ofciales electos ION: Mayor, Scott
Etter; regidores 8. Brown, Will Pur-
lay W. w. Dean; mariscal Cecil
Gordon J registrador, Frank Ross.
TRABAJARAN roR Ell pRoYEoro.
Los doctores J. Il. Wroth ' M. B..
Kaufman fueron nombrados Ia
sociedsd M6dica del Condado de Der.
|nalfllo ccrno comision legislativa 81
e n Z Santa RI trsbsjar 81 12gor|
del proysctc pendisnts.
IN Club ds Wilson q sieo scsa .ui-
zadoe snl Silver Oily " IN objstD de
fomentar VI nCfnbre dei Gobernador
Woodrow Wilson, dc Nueva Jersey.
para nominaci6n como candidato|
presidential por la convention ma
cionai Democr6tics, que Sc reuni6 en- !
Baltimore 81 dia 25 de JUNO.
En- Central, condado de Grant. Ia
Sra, Mary q. Walling y Ell Mayor Rock
hill fueron electos directories de escue.
la.
Las Muieres no Toman Intsrss.
Para la election de bonos de escuela
en- Roswell dnicamente veinticinco
mujeres sc enregistraron. La election
tuvo lugar Ell martes.
Directories en Ruidoso. 4
En- Rlidoso, condado de Lincoln, los
s~iguientes directories de escuela fueron
elegidos: R. =. Wingfeld, j. L. Purdy
Y Felipe Gomez.
La Lande. II
La Lande rechaz6 una Ieya especial
1e ounce mil6sinos que Sc proponia
)ara fines de escuela. w. w. Clark
ue elegido director de escuela.
Lordsburg.
unicamente tres mujeres votaron eni
.~ordsburg, condado de Grant. ell ldnesI
Treinta y tres votos ~fueron
|ados por ). B. Ownby y J. E. Allen.
Tittrnan Derrotado.
En- la election de escuela tenida en-
.lillsbono, Ia Sra. w. H. Butcher y la
"a. H.. A. Wolford, Republicanos, de.
a 3. D. Tittman y d la Sra.
ellen Long, Dem6cratas, por mayo
as de dos y cinco yotos, respectiva-
ente.
La Election en- cuervo.
En- Cuervo, condado de Guadalupe.
'seph Holbrook recibi6 cuarenta v
! votos y Max Salas treinta y cinco
'tos, derrotando a Julian Maestas ' :
Victor Segura que recibieron, respect
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
Directories en- Ruidoso.

En- Rlidoso, condado de Lincoln, los
s~iguientes directories de escuela fueron
elegidos: R. =. Wingfeld, j. L. Purdy
Y Felipe Gomez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
Tittman Derrotado.

En- la election de escuela tenida en-
Hillsboro, Ia Sra. w. H. Butcher y la
Sra. H. A. Wolford, R~epubhcanos, de.
rrotaron a 3. D. Tittman y d la Sra.
Helen Long, D~em6cratas, por mayo
rias de dos y cinco votos, respectiva-
mente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

Para la election de bonos de escuela
en- Roswell ~dnicamente veinticinco
mujeres Sc enregistraron. La election
tuvo lugar Ell martes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13

La Lande rechaz6 n leva especial
De ounce mil6sinos que Sc proponia
para fines de escuela. W. w. Clark
fue elegido director de escuela.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-04-13
Lordsburs.

Unicamente tres mujeres votaron en-
Lordsburg, condado de Grant, 81 LINES
pasado. Treinta y tres votos fueron
dados por ). B. Ownby y J. e. Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09
Three HOultOn Jail
Prisoners Escape
Two Soon Caught.

Houlton, Me, Nov. s.--While Fred
Rose. a bound-over prisoner, was as
saulting Turnkey Henry d. Smart.
three other bound-over prisoners es-
capped from the county Jail, today.
Rose was intercepted ON the stairway
by Deputy Sheriff Grant as he was
following the others and returned to
his cell without further trouble.
The prisoners who got away were
Harry Brigham of Maryland, Mass,
who was hound over on the charge of
breaking, entering and larceny, John
Richmond, held under an arson charge.
and a Erenchman known as shorty,
also charged with arson. When last
seen they We're headed for the New
Brunswick line. two miles away, with
a posse of deputies IN pursuit.
Richmond and the French prisoner
were captured by Chief of Police
Whitney in the woods, six miles from
here. The clothing of both was soak
ed with rain and they appeared glad
enough to return to the jail.
Brigham was still at large, early
this afternoon.
Turnkey Smart was assaulted By
Rose, who is being held on a burglary
charge, while he was cleaning out the
cells. He was struck over the head
with some sort of weapon that Rose
had obtained and was rendered I'M
conscious for a few minutes. His in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09

Waterville, Me, Nov. S.-(SpeciaD.-
The remarkable foresight of Engineer
Ralph Hooper of Train T. was all that
saved a DISASTROUS wreck and prob
able loss of several lives between
Hinckley and Shawmut, shortly after
) o'clock Friday morning.
He, fearing trouble from the heavy
rains of the night, had throttled his
charge to scarcely three miles an hour
when the road bed suddenly caved
away under the engines tons. Then,
derailment and overturning
inevitable. Hooper slammed the
brakes tight and jumped. landing
safely in a deep pool OF water. The
huge engine crashed over on it's side.
the baggage car started to follow suit,
but compromised on startling an
gle and the following cars escaped
with a slight jolting. The fireman.
Harry Marden, went over with the
engine but Immediately crawled from
The cab window, uninjured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09

Washington, Nov. S.-A corn crop of
3,169, 1877 900 bushels or Isl 02l 900 bush
els more than the greatest crop of
corn ever grown in any country of
the world, is the feature of the eoun-
try's most remarkable agricultural
year in history. according to the Mo-
vember crop report of then United
States department of agriculture, is
sued, today. The report completed the
governments preliminary estimates of
the nations principal farm crops. This
great crop of corn was worth, on Nov.
J. TO farmers $3.50, 10000
The enormous sum of 4,171 134,0o
represented the farm value on Nov
of the United States crops of corn,
hay, wheat, oats, potatoes, barley
fax seed, rye and buckwheat. With
the value of the growing cotton crop
and the crops of tobacco, rice and
apples, the aggregate value of these
principal farm products will amount
well beyond $1,000, 000.0 900.
Upon the preliminary estimates of
production and prices announced. to-
day, the value of the crops figures
cut as follows:
Corn $1,S50, 776, 900; hay 1854, $4,000;
wheat s6O3 639. 600; oats SIC. 100000; po-
tatoes $1sS. Sol 900; barley $120,S45,000;
flax seed $39, s93. 900; rye S24, $40 000
buckwheat s12.526.oOo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09

cerned in the riot, when Anna Lopizzo
was killed, was at the Italian post
office with his wife soon after the
shooting, and that he there offered to
assist policeman in looking up the
dead Womans relatives. Other wit
nesses testified that they saw police
men shoot just before Anna Lopizzp
fell
Beauslaw Wiodyka a striker, tes
titled that he was present in the
crowd when the fatal shooting occur
red at Garden and Union streets on
the evening on jan % He said he
heard four shots fired. and saw two
policemen and a special policeman fire
their revolvers. He saw the woman
fall and picked her up and carried
her into a store. Charles Smith, who
was also present, said he heard the
shots and saw a flash but was not
sure that he saw any policeman shoot
Wackaw Packasi testified that he
saw Policeman Benoit fire a shot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09
REPORT
OF Engineers on the
St. John River
Is Made, Friday, TO the In
ternati0naI Commission.
To Keep River TO Present Pitch,
Cost ABOUT Sfll,51O.
Highest Pitch, for Log Driving
And Power, Sl,273,576.
These Figures Do Not Include the
Cost of the Land Damages.
These Figures Do Not Include the
Cost of The Land Damages.

Bangor, Me, Nov. S-The Interna-
tional st. John River Commission, that
body of men appointed by the United
States and the Dominion of Canada,
to investigate and report on the con-
ditions and uses of the st. John river,
which forms an important part of the
northeastern boundary Of the United
States and also en- the feasibility and
ACCESSIBILITY of the conservation of
water on the river and its tributaries,
have received from the consulting en-
gineers of the commission an import
ant report embodying the result of
two-years work of an expert engineer
ing crew and the expenditure of many
thousands of dollars.
In order to adequately improve the
conditions along the ST. John river for
log driving purposes, the engineers
suggest and lay out a scheme for chan
mel improvement and storage of water
to the present high water level which
will cost. according to the estimate.
a71.51o for cams for the storage work
and between 100000 and 5000, 900 for the
channel improvements. II is suggested
that should the work be done, that the
expenditure of the latter sum can be
Continued on Page Temp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09

The passengers were taken TO Shaw
NUT ON handcars and later to Water
vile by the Electric railway.
Wrecking trains were rushed to the
scene, finding the engine in a very
difficult position, in two feet of mud
and the baggage car off the rails
with the front trucks buried. The en-
CINE is severely racked in all It's
parts. the cab wrenehed out of line
and the casing of the steam chest
Knocked off.
The track foundation, for about LOO
feet. proved to be little more than
oozy clay and fully deserving of the
SLOW" signs placed on either side.
Gravel trains We're ordered and the
crew put at work digging a ditch to
drain away the accumulated water.
The big wrecking crane arrived, about
$50. and made rapid progress in re-
moving the engine from the mud.
Watervile Alarmed.
The news reached Waterville at an
early hour and physician made a
flying trip in his automobile despite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09
U. S. TO SEND CRUISERS.

Washington, Nov S-While active
preparations are being made to ge!
the armored cruisers Tennessee an.
Montana headed towards Turkish wa
ters within 48 hours. to protect Amer
leans, the revenue cutter Unalga, now
at Port Said. probably Will be turned
back from the Suez canal and order
ed to rush to the Turkish coast. where
after a three and one-half days sail
she could arrive a full fortnight ahead
of the big cruisers. Acting Secretary
of State Huntington Wilson, tonight,
is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of us
ing the Unalga and if he makes the
request she will set out, tomorrow. 10
extend such relief as she is able pend
ing the arrival of her bigger sisters.
The Unalga is fine new craft,
commanded by Capt. r. o. Crisp. She
carries a crew of 20 men, and if the
larger vessels Of the European pow
ers should overlook other foreigners
in their zeal for their own nations and
Enalga could furnish refuge for SEQ
or more Americans.
The Tennessee, the flagship of Rea.
Admiral knight. who viii command
hit tAptNAtioiI, anu inc Mbutdlist edtfl
will carry 700 sailors, as we'll as one
company of marines each. A special
train is now taking 400 bluejackets
from the Norfolk navy yard to fill out
the ships crews. Capt. Harry A.
Field will be in command of the
Tennessee, while Capt. W. b. Fetch
er will command the Montana. Both
vessels always carry six months sup
plies and with the stocks of their
larders increased they could feed 4
vast number. should famine be in the
train of disaster that now threatens
Americans and other foreigners in the
Orient.
Save for the little gunboat Scorpion,
Confined on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-09
A HOLY WAR IS THE APPEAL
IN MANIFESTO ISSUED, FRIDAY.
Sheik Ulslan, Head OF Hierarchy in Turkey, Is the
Author-important Town of Saloniki Is Captured
By Greeks-fieavy Fighting Along Tchatal-
ja--U. S. Cruisers Rushing to Scene.
A HOLY WAR.

Constantinople, Nov. S.-The Sheik
Islam. head of the hierarchy in
Turkey today, issued the following ap-
peal for a Holy War in a manifesto
addressed to the Ulemas and Hodjas;
With view to exciting and en- :
eouraging the soldiers of the enc
mics. who surround us, their priests,
cross in hand. are working in the
ranks of the army. 1t is not fitting
that our Ulemas should neglect the
accomplishment of a similar duty
In order that the victory and
glory promised by the Almighty may
be granted without delay to the OF
toman army. it is necessary that the
venerable Ulemas organize a Jihad
Such a Holy War has, moreover, be-
come an obligation If the condition of
the Ottoman soldiers, who all are
heroes, is to be strengthened.
'Ulemas who feel that they pos
sess the aptitude and strength 10
participate in this important task
are invited to present themselves inn
mediately al the Sheik Ul-Islamat.
which will send those selected to the
army"
There have been rumoreds for n
day or two that the ministry was un-
stable. owing to its request for me.
diation by the European Powers, but
the newspapers say this situation has
given way before the demand of the
army and of public opinion that the
war be continued The common dam
ger seems TO have united all parties
This is shown by the perforvid out
burst of the newspapers of all politi
cal shades urging fight to a finish
The explanation of this new born
unanimity may be found in the sug-
gestion of one of the high govern
ment officials that even if it is found
impossible TO hold the lines at Tehat-
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