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Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

0~~S
terry came on for trial before Justice
J. s. McClory and jury. After the
defense had exercised three premptory
challenges and state six the following
were sworn in as jurors to hear and
determine the case: William R. Reid,
John Daeley, G. G. Honey, Herman
Schultz, Ed. Thorson, T. A. Haslam,
Frank Frye, E. G. Gray, h. Huesgen,
H. Rutten, d. N. Halgren and E. F.
Routier.
States Attorney Duen prosecuted
and Attorney F. T. Cuthbert defend.
ed; inasmuch as Mr.. Wehe had at.
tempted to act as States Attorney in
the prosecution Of these political law
suits, States Attorney Duell, who had
given his permission the day the war
rant was issued in this action for Mr..
Wehe to prosecute, insisted on Mr..
Wehe prosecuting, but Mr.. Wehe re.
fused. Just why Mr.. Wehe refused is
not known other than the supposition
that he realized when the political
bubble was pricked that there would
be nothing but condemnation heard by
all citizens who heard the testimony
offered to sustain the frame-up pulled
of on the county auditor by hired men
running the Inter Ocean. States At,
torney Duell prosecuted very vigor.
ously, even to the extent Of taking the
stand to testify against Mr.. Bide, but
the evidence Of the complaining wit
ness and his cohorts shows 80 cohclu,
lsiveiy that no assault had been com
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19
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THE WEATHER =
Z + + + 4 + + +++ = = = . !.

For Devils Lake and vicinity: Un,
settled weather with probably showers
tonight or Wednesday; warmer to.
night, cooler Wednesday.
For North Dakota: Unsettled wea.
ther with probably local showers to-
night or Wednesday; warmer east por'
tion tonight; cooler Wednesday.
Lowest last night, So above.
Highest yesterday, 6s above.
At Z .. m. today, 81 above.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

F. E. Corson of the new utility COM
pany which will take charge in Devils
Lake, probably August LIST, when nego-
tiations are completed with the Devils
Lake Improvement company, was in
the city yesterday making final ar
rangements for taking over the plant
The new company will probably start
operation the first Of the month. A
conference was held yesterday and fin
al matters to closing the deal discuss.
ed.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19
Dem 0 C R A s
HAD LOTS O.
coin
Special to The world.

Special to The World.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-olive.
Belmont testified before the senate in
yestigating committee today relative
to the campaign funds Of former elec.
tions and said that he contributed
$25o,o00 for Parker $ campaign in 1904
but received no promise Of office. He
gave the money for the democratic
cause.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Representative Bernt Anderson of
Churchs Ferry, who has been enjoying
the Norwegian festivities at Fargo,
was in the city today en- route to his
home. It is said that Bernt attributes
his recent victory for legislator to the
fact that he is a singer, and he was
able to thus win many admirers in
Norway township.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Mrs. A. H. Lewis, aunt of Mrs. Dr..
Dahl who has been visiting at the Dahl
home in this city for several days,
left this afternoon on train No. S for
New Rockford. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Dahl who will spend q short
time visiting.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19
CRARY YOUNG LADY Was DROWNED
IN DEVILS LAKE MIND DEINENTED
||N'!|T||'E!R|-O(c||E|F,A|'N|'' |! ! r [ [ /, \ IS )
A A. DIRTY ! r. Y.
sheet

The Rugby optimist has the follow
ing to say:
''The Devils Lake Inter-ocean
seems to be about the dirtiest, most
.unprincipled sheet in the northwest
Eve don't get the Journal). Its edi.
tor, whoever he is, ought to crawl thru
a bunghole and pull the hole in after
him-after making that villianous at
tack upon County Auditor Bice and
then reading the report Of the auditing
committee which checked him up.''
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

About fifteen Of the friends Of Will
liam Downey very enjoyable surprised
him last evening. The occasion being
his birthday. Mr.. Downey was pre-
sented with beautiful watch fob by
his friends in remembrance Of the hap.
py day.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

MI. and Mrs. Jens svee, o. Holm
and other st1agglers who have been
overriding the sangerfest at Fargo, so
thoroughly did they enjoy. the Norwe-
gian festivities are expected to arrive
in the city this evening.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Major Kenworthy who has been eat
ing an over abundance Of hamburger
sandwiches today suggested something
like an around the city fight to be
made by Dr.. Bell sometime today, the
wind is such as to barely make such
a fight impossible and it would not
be wise to talk out loud about any
such attempt.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Major Frahe and Captain sprague,
with their stately gents in uniform
from Grafton and that region, mem
bers Of Company "C" arrived in the
city this afternoon in special car at
tached to No. s. The boys look ft for
q ten day stay and are ready to get
the full benefit Of the encampment-
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Alvin Austin entertained a few Of
his friends today at his home in the
Locke block, the occasion being his
third birthday.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

Tom slutz departed for the military
grounds this afternoon with his rub
Der tire for life preserver prepared
to take fight in the aeroplane if
Dr.. Bell and the weather permitted.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19
AVA! IS
KILLED IN !
AFRICA
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
CONGO, Africa, July le.-Aviator
Latham was killed today BY wild
buffalo which pounced upon him while
he was hunting. The natives charged
on the animal which crushed Latham
to death in minute.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19
JEUR RUSALEM|
AT GRAND
FORKS
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 16.-
Max Shultman, grand master Of the
knights Of Zion, Chicago, is in the city
attempting to organize the Jews Of
North Dakota into kingdom to be
known as the Modern Jerusalem of
Palenstine. He is probably the great
est living Jew in the world today.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1912-07-19

The Eagle Cafe-the popular eating
house Have you tried It?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
sKINNER.sAINT NUPTIALS
soLoMNIzED TONIGHT AT
HOME OF THE BRIDE

No wedding OF the season VIII
claim more locnl interest than the
ceremony tonight az the residence Oi
Mr.. and Mrs. }. r. saint. sos Ti1eras
avenue, which win unite Ia marriage
their daughter. Miss Ethel saint. 20
MIR. Bert skinner. The wedding VIII
De attended only hy meirbora OF the
two families ANA few friends The
Episcupu ceremony Viii be- used,
ATghdcBcon ", y, Warren, rector Of
81 Johns church. officiating. AFTER
partakinE ot refrcshmcnts the welded
pair viii leave on % honey moon TRIP
on santa Fo train Nu. . wcsthnund.
II is understood they VIII visit various
points n southern california. They
will be- az home "a date 10 be am
uounC"d later In a new house tp bee
erected hN MI skinner ON North
Eleventh street Two nephcWs ot MI
ana Mrs saint Roy Wilson of WIN
field. kan, and Arthur Saint of Sew p
castle IND nave arrived 90 attend
tho wedding.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
TRIO Of NATIONAL
Committeeman
EXPELLED FOR
TREASON
Members From West Virginia,
New Jersey and North Caro-
lima Fired for Supporting
Roosevelt.
THREE OTHERS ARE
PERMITTED TO RESIGN

inv Leased Wire 90 EveninE ItcFHid1
Vow YORK. sept. is--The nepuhii-
con national committee TO-DAY accept
ga the destinations of It's members
from Minnesota. oklahoma and OHIO
und declared vacant tho seats held
Jos members from New Jersey. West
virginia and North Carolina. who are
Roosevelt supporters. Successors We're
named Co retiring members from
oklahoma, ONlo. New Jersey aud
North Carolina
The committee refused 20 recognize
telegram from Russ Avery Of Calf
iorna. announcing his resignation,
and voted to eXpel him for "disloFnlty
60 tho Republican party
chairman iillcs VAS empowered
90 appoint "A sub-com mittco ~ three
90 recommend successor TO Mr..
Atcry
This action was taken, IL was OK
planned, because "a maJ0rita ~ fho
state committee are supporters ui
colonel Rooseyclt ana the choice eos
90 Republican national CommlttccnaH
,uuld not he left Go them This anh-
committee. MT tiillca announced.
would confer with Republican lcuCcr1
Boo California concerning both the maj.
t.r of Mr. Avery's successor ana the
situation in that state.
Mr. Iiilles said that in Now JCraoy
lordpu q. whiting. Roosevelt ful-
lower. had notified the committee OF
his refusal 10 resign his memhership.
The committee. Mt Hllcs said. ,voull
declare vacant Mr. Writings seat qua
probably would fll it with Franklin
Murphy former committeeman. Tho
scat of William =. sdYnvis from
Wrst Nirginia, Mr. Hliles added.
would undoubtedly hc declared Va
cant and the state committee would
hc asked 60 choose his successor.
From North Carolina, Mr.. Hilles
continued r.. a.. Duncan would prob
ably replpco Richmond Pearson.
The resignstians 0f q, G. PricFtly
ana l. a. CaseWoll from Oklahoma
ana Minnesota. respectively. would De
accepted. Mr.. niles said.
The resignation of Walter +. llroWn
81 Ohio, Mr. Niles continued. would
boz formally accepted and Chairman
sherman Granger. the state commit
tees choice. would be ratified rs Mr.
browns successor
A discussion OF the electoral Hitun-
ton IN Pennsylvania. West virginia
california, Kansas and other states
was scheduled for this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
BOSTON PREPARING
FOR WORLD SERIES
Arrangements for AcCOmmo-
dation of Thirty to Thirty
Five Thousand People at
Baseball Park.
[By Leased wire % EvenlnE Herald


Boston, Sept Us. Arrangement,
for the baseball games in this city OF
the coming worlds championship
series az FcnWuy park are well under
way. Nearly too persons are at wuris
completing tho arrangements Tor ar-
cnIumodating between 30,0 ana &c.
600 persons ut zach at the games cX-
poctod 90 ho played here
Tn carsOutor's are roaring tenn
porutv stands ON All available
spaces. Ten thousand seats IN addi-
tlou "a the normal capacity of s2,0h0
WIZ h b. expected result from thor
lnhura
The Boston management has adopt
cd an elaborate system oi protection
against the securing of tickets hy
spoculntors The system already h'F
uncovered attempts 90 bay tickets m
punches for speculative purposes. T.
rs announced that uli ct the ~, 600 re-.
served seats win be- distributed tu IN
diViduhls In person, except In tho
general nliotmauts 20 the National
baseball commission ana TO the pia
crs, No tickets viii hc sent out hv
mnil registered or otherwise M
money IL accepted with applications.
only those requests Tor tickets Tor an
tho games IN this city ave ? cing no.
Ucrd ana only ono ticket win Gee is-
sued for three gumes This, b. Is ok
pocicd. VIII minimize the ticket spec
ulative element
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
TAFT WILL CARRY
NEW MEXICO IS
DECLARATION
Of CATRON
United States Senator Conf.
dent Of Republican Majority
in State and Nation in No.
vember.
SAYS JAFFA WILL RUN
AHEAD OF HIS TICKET

That President william Howard
raft viii bc reelected by safe ma
Jority in November. carrying the
states OF New YORK. PENNSYLVANIA.
Ohio and Illinois, and that Nathan
laffu, Republican candidate Tot con-
grosn from New MoAico, viii ho elect,
ed hy q majority running l.200 and
SEQ ahead Of his ticket. rs the con-
fident prediction made to the Herald
today by Thomas y. Catron. of santa
re. l'"I States senator from New
At,... no has recently returned
from W. ingtou
senator Catrcu talked en- route
back homo with the leaders la an tho
principal eastern and middle Western
stttcs ana declares that tho bun
Moose incident b. not going To- sct-
iously affect the result o. election
day.
"Thc prospects In the nation arc
good" snld senator Catfou this morn
Ing They are encouraginE every
whore. and from my conA,rgation
WIN TIA" leading mon IN New York,
ohio ana Illinois especially am
ronild"ut that % substantial majority
viii be- rolled mp for Mr.. Taft.
In Sew Mexico the outlook was
never better fog Republican success
Particularly Is this trus 81 my home
county % santa r.. Wh"fC tlc 'ctpc-
ton uf George ArmlJo 10 tho Bull
Moose standard win have no apprecl-
nolc effect on the outcome As TAR AS
| can learn prospects arc very gopu
ia Bernullllo county which J belle va
viii show at least 500 majority for Ma
than jana ana the Taft electors Fur.
thcrmorc I believe that many dis
gruntlcd Republicans who voted Tor
Mcdonald last election will be back in
the RANKS and voting right Prospects
as | view tdcm are excellent an along
IN, line "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
BEOE AND HARLAN
CONE NEXT
Republican Statesmen to Fol-
low Close Upon Trail of Bull
Moose in Albuquerque To-
morrow.

J. Adam Rode. humorist and poo
lltical speaker CxtrHordinary. ana
john Maynard Harlan az chicago,
both among the upper ten OF he Re-
publican national leaders will follow
closely on the TRAIN OF the Bull
Moose. arriving here tomorrow TO
speak from the band stand opposite
tie AlvaradO ~ Z b. m. Harlan gon
of the former chief justice. was for
ntorly attorney general for Porto Rico
ana both arc big men Wcll equipped
To discuss tho issues. They are oX-
pectcd hy the standpIttcrs to take up
the arguments presented by the chiet
PfuTrcEslv" ana puncturo them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
PERSONALS.

The Womnns society Of the Com
gIcEaiioual church will hold rcgu-
lar meeting az 30 tomorrow after
noon at the home uf Mrs Harry AS
plnWHll. 40 East Central avenue.
The Domocrutic state central COM
mittcc, a. a. Hudspoth. chairman,
and Arthur ScliEmun, secretary, held
q session this morning upd viii con-
Nenp again tonight. adlnurniug tor
the afternoon on account of the re-
ccption To- colonel Roosevelt.
Marriage licenses were issued today
tu Thomas Tulberi Skinner ana Ethel
a. Saint and To william Helms and
Hattie HANDBOOK, sll OF Albuqucr-
que.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
CHICAGO POLICEMEN
FACE GRAVE CHARGES

Chicago sept 49, Failure 10 cap
iurc members ot gnng OF safe blow
crH who stole ser 600 from bank ot
Nova scotia, in Vancouver. 70. g.. was
made the bnFia of charges today by
Chiof at Police McWeoncy against Two
eft his subordmntcs. captain John j..
Mahoncy and Lieutenant benjamin
Burns II ig alleged that Mahoney
Hnd Burns, knowing that the two roo-
beers were M "a saloon here, engaged in
q Shrrlock Holmes attempt 90 have
Barns. discussed, take the thieves sim
handed
llurns was heHten unconscious by
thc rUhhers ana nov b. lea % hospital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
COMMISSION MEETS IN
MN YORK THURSDAY.

Cincinnati. Sept rs. - Chairman
August Hermann or the N.tiuuIl
baseball commission announced not
The commission would meet u Nev
furk next "Wednesday and arrange
Tor the worlds chumriu ~ series.
Mr. Hermann snid a., matters
mission 10 believed the arrange
ment tor distribution Of tickets az
made VS. thc Boston Amcrlyqn league
club MANAGEMENT was prem1tui q,
ana even " applied would not be tIc-
'esitul Ne M rather IN favor al
ohuglnr mail requests uN much 49,
possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
MINOR CIVIL CASES
BEING TRIED TODAY

Minor civil actions occupied the
time OF the district court today ln
tho case of Snrss versus Giacsncr, tho
court directed that the iIry retusn 70
verdict for tho defendant holding that
the piaintin had failed 90 prove dam
ages spices sued Glacner tor $500,
alleging that the defendant had Killed
Two dogs belonging 90 him.
tset~ suspended sentence.
Jose Torres was urTaigncd before
judge Reynolds this afternoon ANA
pleaded guilty 10 assault he was son-
fenced Ca serve six months in the
county idil, sentence being suspended
during good behavior. Torres had
rrcn in san Mncr April eGth,
Joseph BudaghcI sued
Attorney Isaac iarth nlcd suit in
the district court today for GrunHfold
liroE., versus Joseph iudughcr. asking
S1Gb.GS alleged to hc due ON account.
The grand and petit iurioa.
formally organized aud sworn lu ycs-
tordnN, continued work today o. A.
Storlz was appointed foreman of the
grand iurN
The following s the pcrsonnol Of
the grand Jury Juan A. Anntoya.
Francisco Maldonudo. salvador cam
dclurig, r. \, Stortz. Mariana Brown,
John Working. John q wagner. ". r..
whitney. David Bacu. Eia6 NJ. Cat.
ola. s. NJ Portornoid Danisl Herrern.
W q. 1Titiin, Epifanio Sandoynl. Abel
". a McAiiliion Amhroflo M0utoyu,
Cortos IS Qmckoi, Antonio Anaya.
Tho petli jury Us as follows John
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
CHIEF CLERK MOORE
is IN ALBUQUERQUE

Il. T. II. Moore. chief clerk OF the
Railway Mail service. with hondquar-
icrs IN Los Angeles. is Ia Albuquerque
with Postmaster a. W,
Hopkins ana inspecting the work of
the railway postal clerks for the pur-
pose OF gscrrtauing whether or not
they are maintaining tho standard ot
expected of them Mr..
Moore win likely remain IN Aihu-
qurtquc and vicinity Tor several days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
ULSTER PROTEsTANTs
UNITE IN FIGHT TO
PREVENT HOME RULE

w heaHrd wire "a Evening" Herald
Enniskillin, Ireland. sept Is
Twenty thousand persons participated
here today IN the first series of dcnla
constructions preliminary Ia Ulster day
September IS, when Obstetrics
throughout the United Kingdom viii
sign covenant pledging themselves
not "a submit 10 home rule ia ireland.
Sir Edward IL. Carson. president
of the Ulster Orange association and
formerly solicitor general for Tree
land, In "a speech declared that home
rule was not question of politics but
of the very lie of the county. other
der pnstrations az which the Union.
ist leaders VIII mako addresses are
being held
Tho CORK Free Press, q ucWsf per
controlled hN William OBricu. says
that The speech delivered hy Winston
spencer Churchill. ia which she first
lord of the admiralty favored the
establishment OF purliaments IN dii-
feront sections of the United Kingdom
really means that he viii not join Ia
the coercluE of Ulster.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
APPLICATION FOR
RELEASE OF SNEAD
fny Leased wIrr 10 rysuIuE msrnIal

Amarillo, Texas. Sept ~ --Appli-
cation for writ of hHbons corpus
was made today by counsel for J. 10.
SneRd under indictment here for the
murder ut A. g. BnNVo, IN.
This step tu secure the release Of
Snoud was taken after counsel failed
tn agree ON the amount of the bond.
Hearing on the application was set
tor next Monday.
Members ana friends Of the Snrad
and Boycc clnna who gathered here
from the southwest following the
shooting announced that they would
remain lu Amarillo until after the
hearing on the writ to secure Snchd B
freedom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
AMERICAN MURDERED
BY NICARAGUAN REBELS
10y Leased wire to Eysslua asralal

WASHINGTON Sept -TGday's
Nicuraguan dispatches 20 the state de-
partnont Indicate that the American
first named as Phillips, who was mur-
derod hy the rebels with another
American named Dodd az the hattie
OF Leon on August 10, realty Was an
Americas named Craven, although no
more iR known OF him
u developed that Craven. badly
wounded. was carried hy D0dd To- a
hut. whore the rcholg fen upon them.
Neither was armed ana they were
murdered IN cold blood.
General Zcicdon In command of the
fcdernlH, WAS hacked To pieces with
70 muchcte hy woman,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
EVERY EDUCATOR
IN STATE WILL
ATTEND BIG
MEET HERE
Thousand Teachers Expected
by State Superintendent
White to Gather in Novem.
Der.
WILL BE LARGEST ON
RECORD BY 100 PER CENT

Fully u thousand tcnchors lfom
all over the state win attend the
meeting cot the New Mexico Educu-
tional association here ia November
snid Avian ~ White. state supcrin-
teudent ~ public Instruction. here to-
day Every state educational insti-
tuition viii allow It's faculty members
an opportunity 90 come ana "a thous~
and school boards In the state have
agreed 10 permit their teachers to
came with iull pay ! look for the
meeting OF the association 10 be- 80
hundred per cent larger and more suc-
ccssiul than ever before.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Mann, Iose Antonio Tatoya, carlos
Sahe0ra, r.. Jacobsen, Domingo Tor
rcs. Abel LuceTO. La!o Ariaa, Flor
once Gnhaidon, q. W. Yoakum Mar
riso Ruiz -. \ Burtnor w q. Holiz-
hamcn, Thomas Garcia Alfredo Apo
dncB Jose Miguel Luccro, pablo An
cures. IuNe 1. sails W. g.. TdoXton,
Jacobo Moya. J A. Schutt Pedro Mo-
N1 Jnroho Bcrrai ". y. McGugin.
Alfredo chavez.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
SOCIALIST PARTY
IN THE GAME
Candidates for Congress and
Presidential Electors Named
at Meeting Last Night.
National League.

Andrew Eggum uf Roswell foy CON.
gresham, ana waiter oQoF. Mazda
lena. J., Roy WEIGH OF horton. and
W T. Holmes OF Fnrminuun tor
presidential electors Is tlc ticisot plnr.
cd in the hold by the Sew Mexico
socialists at meeting last night "a
32l Wcst Guld avenue MaIt Knapp
was made chairman on the urgauil b.
ton and Earl GraN sccyotlry aud the
socialists Niil wage Vigorous rlm-
uairn FOO NcN MtYlru This iali
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Tho implicit confidence that many
Ioorle have In chamherla'n's collie,
cholera ana Darrhooa Remedy Is
founded on their eSperienc" in the use
"t that Remedy ana their knowledge
OF the many remarkable cures OF col'
ie. diafrhuea and dysontery that IL
l1s effected, For sale By an drug
Fists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
POLITICAL VISITORS AT
SUMMER WHITE HOUSE
[By leased Wire 90 nvsnins MsrslaI

Beverly Mass, Sept. IS New
York and Massachusetts politics to-
day occupied mucn Of rrosldent
Tnfts attention, iir had invited az
luncheon. Fred drcinor, postmaster
az buffalo. aud one OF thu upstate
Republican leaders IN New York
Samuel j. Elder q Boston attorney
prominent 80 hepuhlcnn councils
aud Congressman robert o. Harris
of Massachusetts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
GYP THE BLOOD AND
LEFTY LOUIE PLEAD
NOT GUILTY
Thugs Charged With Murder
of Gambler Rosenthal in
New York Protest limo
cence of Crime.
Ln, Lsassa VIC 10 EyenInE MeraIdl

ny Leased Wire 80 EvenInE Herald I
Sew York, Sent. iS--H Harry iioTo-
witt. alias "Gyp the blood, ana
Louis KoseuzweiE. alias Lefty Louir. %
charged with being Two 81 the four
men who fired the shots thct killed
Norman RIOS, uDaum, entered pleas oi
mot guilty 10 indictments of murder
iu tho first degree when arraigncd
before Justice COT today. The plea
Hus made through their attorney Tho
uurusri men We're =, m1nded pending
the naming of date uf their trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
MEXICAN REVOLT
AGAIN TONIGHT
At ORPHEUM
Pathe Films of Fighting in
Land OF Manana to Be En-
hibited Here for Last Time.

Taken by official permission OF
President Mndero. TIE Pnthe moving
pictures uf the Mexican revolution
which made big hit az tar Orphcum
last night win be- exhibited again to-
night by Guldhaum ana Reyes foI tho
last time. These are the unly motion
pictures IN existence showing tho fcd-
eral troops ln Actual battle ana tney
arr accompanied bN lecture iu Eu8-
tIsh ana spanish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

n you Know Of the real value N
Chamber aims Eminent Tor lame
back, s5rruess ~ tho muscles. Snrains
nua rheumatic ralns, YOU would never
wish 20 be- NituoW H. For Raln py
81 driggislS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED--A position as Royornoss or
private teacher NouuF lady ot zee
hneuont and education, not h,nlth
ecker Address 4 NJ. care u sru.