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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
BATTlESH|P STEWARD
IS GIVEN five YEARS

Norfolk, Va, Dec. Nv. w Dickey.
commissary steward Of the battleship
Louisiana, around whom centered
charges of graft and the scandal in the
commissary of the Atlantic fleet, was
found guilty today of "scandalous con-
duct" by the naval court martial, and
sentenced to five years at hard labor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
|NDfMN|T|ES IN
SUN OF $4,000
FOR AMERICANS
Commission of Army Off
GERS Makes Report on the
Amount of Damages Sus-
tanned in Border Shooting.

Washington. Dec. 14.-Twenty- three
Americans who were wounded or whose
relatives were killed or wounded by
shots from across the American border
in April or May, 1911. should receive
indemnities aggregating $4,000 from
the Mexican government, according to
report to congress by the commission
of army officers authorized to investi-
gate the cases.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
Miss Hartman 10 Injured.

New York, Dec. 14.-Miss Carol.
daughter of the late f. H. Hartman.
is wearing a plaster cast on her. right
foot as the result of a misstep in re-
hearsing Scotch dance In which she
was to have appeared at a charity
function. She was seen to limp as
she left the stage and an examinati tion
by surgeon showed one Of the toes
to be broken.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
WAR REMERCENCy BANK
NOTES Being ISSUED

Paris, Dec. 14.-Large quantities Of
five-franc banknotes for use In a
possible war emergency are now be-
ing printed by the Bank of France. In
time of need the only thing necessary
will be to number and issue them.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14

Washington. Dec. 1%...Nominations
sent to the senate today inclstde
Charles L. Harris to be register OF the
land office at Billings. Mont
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
BOD|ES0fRfBFLS
ARESFFN HANGING
FROM THE trees

Mexico City. Dec. 1.-THE bodies of
60 rebels, hanging from trees were
counted yesterday on the road from
Las Cruces to Temascaftepec in tho
state OF Mexico. This is one result of
the campaign conducted against the
rebels by Colonel Rivero. From the
state of Mexico the rebels are making
their way into the state Of Morelos.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
Justles Hand Stricken.

Springfield. Ill. Dec. 14.-Justice
John H. Hand Of the Illinois supreme
court, is in q serious condition due to
stroke OF paralysis which he suf-
fered shortly after midnight. His son,
Fred, who IL In Idaho. has been noti-
fled Of his fathers condition.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
Farmer Robbed at Station.

Burlington. Iowa. Dec. 14.-C. r.
Easterday farmer from Marengo.
Iowa, was beaten and robbed of $4490
at the union station here this morn
ing.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
obssrv anoe Of "Peace sunday"

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE American
Peace society. which has its national
headquarters in this city. has desig-
mated tomorrow AZ Peace Sunday"
in accordance with an annual custom
inaugurated by the society more than
20 years ago. Churches and Sunday
schools throughout the country have
ing the barbarities Of war and the
growing movements toward world
court and international peace.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14

Ambassador Reid Improved.
London, Dec. 1.-THE condition of
Whitelaw Reid. American ambassador
to England, Is now favorable, according
to bulletin this morning
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
Wilson sails for New York.

Hamilton. Bermuda, Dec. 14.-Presi-
dent elect Wilson sailed today for New
York on the steamer Bermudian.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, Dec. 14.-December wheat
closed today at S41sc.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14

tContinued on Page TwoS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14
THE WEATHER.

Fair and cooler tonight
and Sunday. "
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-14

of Classifisd Ads and
you will be . consistent
advertiser.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

strongly, arrived this morning. so
dld Arthur vorys and Al Morreil, both
also 0f chic.
Frank l.. Smith of Springfield. IL
llnols; Dan Campbell. postmaster OF
Chicago. and John Wesley Hlll OF New
York, we're among the other arrivals
N WIS sad Representative william n.
Mckinley who conducted the prosl-
dents pre-convention campaign aa al.
rector OF the nntionnl Taft bureau.
would take the national Ghalrmanahip
n MT. Taft ana the committee dealred.
Up 20 a short time aRO Mir. MnlSlno
ley had rejected the suggestion that
he take the place, because, az he put
ID, he thought ne had made one part
0f the fight successfully ana anme ono
else ought 10 make the other
William Barnes. Jr.. New York state
chairman. atll WIS being considered
some ~ Mr. Barnes' friends declared
he could not take tbs chairmanAniD
because Of heavy work connected eith
The campaign IN his state. hut others
said the nntional chaitmanahlp would
not be unwelcOnc % him.
The first real work Of making n
selection was ordered 10 begin az tho
prcniduni'k lunch shortly after noon
when "A ennynes Of the situation vas
tu b. made. n seemed certain that
Charles y. iiiiins would not be named
for the place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

delivered IA sinai. Thou thalt NOT
steal anp'lee ~ poilisen ue we'll AZ 10
'.Ta "a Ii accord uish these VIEWS.
cain - hnrehY Ie8ued ~ the pro-
pislpnhi committed, onoeI she reaolu-
tlou of lnn MASS meeting held IN chi
elan an inno "a laal % each state %.
sen1 number of delegates whose
votes IN the convention shall coual
Tor a. many votes ~ tire state shall
have ahnnfn4n and representatives Ia
ronRrnsa "a meet 81 convention a.
Chicago nn fHa n44h day Of August.
1874. for the puFHUae ~ nominatitiH
candldaloa ln b. Supported for the 20.
alilona uf president and yico prosi-
dent 81 lup United states"
The following names are appended
y Alabama. Oscar w. Iiundley; An.
snna. Dwight n. Heard. California.
Hiram w. JohnHon, Cneftor ~. Row
ell, cbarIfn $. Wheeiefs Colorado. Ben
u. Lindsey. Connecticut, Joseph W.
Alaop. n. y Gutheri Florida, J. "a.
Gregory, Ir,, n. T. Anderson. Georgia.
Iullnu li,rria. Indiana, Edwin y. Leo
horacn n. 5t,ii~eli. Illinois hediil
McCormIck, ChanureY Dewey, Law
erNc ~. Nuyes; Iowa, John l.. stew
rns; Kansas, Heury y. Allen. Ken
tIcky. Leslie Coombn; Louisiana.
John ". Parker, Pearl Wright: Mary
land. Charles y. nonnporto. ~ q. Car
FlnRtOu, 1F.; MngsRchpnetur &. =. bird.
Mathew Hate; Michigan. Theodore fg
10aiyh. MinnCsota. Milton l.. Purfy.
Miasori. w n. Nelson: Montana. JOS
eph a. Dixon, Nebraska, Arthur a.
Ray; New Hainpahiro. w. J. Beattlei
New Jersey. Everett &. Colby, George
l. Record, J. F'ranklln Fort: New
Mexico. Course Curry: Miguel A.
Otcro; New York. W. A. prcndotgaSt
Oscar =. Straus. Woods fiutchlnson
Timothy T. woodruR, chauncy J.
Hnmlin. lienry L. Sioddard; North
Dnkoin. a. ~ Moore; Oregon. Henry
w. zoe. i. w. McMehonl Ohio, James
Il. GARFIELD; Oklahoma. Georgo l..
priestly: Pennsylvania. r. A. Van
valkenhurE. william Filnn, Oimord
plnehot. william Draper Lewis
Rhode Island. Henry J.. DouRhorty.
South Dakota, II. a. VeAaey, Tonnes.
see. 0oorge l., Taylor. exas. Cecil A.
Lyon. Utah. q. r. Loose; Vermont,
Charles n. thompson, ~ w. Gibson;
Vlreinin, Thomna Lee Moore. WASH
ington. Miles PojndeNtcri West Nlr-
Rinla, w, n. Dawson; Wisconsin. ~ II.
Cochcms; Wyomlne. Joseph Carey
Included IN the list Of algners are
three Democrats.
Judge Ben H. Lindsey OF Denver.
Julian Harris ~ Atlanta. son OF the
late Chandler Harris. ana John N
Parker Of New Orleans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Loa Angeles. July s. -llnhnfi HAHN,
the last witness the presentation call
%, took the stpnd today lu tho trial
of Clarence \ barrow for alleged
Jury hfihlna,
In the trial of James H. AlrNamnfa
for dynumltlng thc L0a AnaoleB
Times huildinn HIS wife Wllg to have
resumed the witness stand when
e0urt convened. but owing 81 her In
ability 10 appear the huhhpnd was
examined.
Rains direct eKamlnHflon was BRIEF
oknmInnil0n we'll before ne NOON re-
rnnn. indicated that the prosecution
W0nld foat ~ case befnVa tn0IaY'a aNa.
sion adjourned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
BIG SPRINGER LAKE
DAM CARRIED OUT AND
Loss WILL BE 5000

IFT'0IHI NIFEf7II IIUIIHHIIlH NW IT4FNINsI
water twenty foet deep and covering
500 acres. furnishing 8prlnger'a water
supply and much Of the Watef for the
Springer ditrh system brnkC this
week, cntaillnK "a soaa OF $1,000. al
two hundred foot sap was made In
tho cement ana earth eInbankment
ana n torrent of Wofer tore down the
canyon, no damage noinN done how
ever. except 90 small Hnrdens and al
Inlfa nelnH. There wlli bN no incOn-
a. Inc reservoir above the lake ~
llll and The ClmafFoH FIfar a carry.
Ing a large volume ~ WRfor which
tan be diverted into tbs d}lchea. Tho
anm viii hn rnpnlrnn M once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
BIG BUFFALO HERD
ENROUTE TO SAN
LUIS VALLEY
Eighty-Three Bison Viewed
by Large Crowd Of People
at Folsom, New Mexico on
Way to New Pasture.

especial Correspondence 20 ucraId.l
Folaom, n. NJ. dGly 7.--Jaapor
Youngbl0od cRmped and rested today
on thn premises of John y. Odell, six
miles east of Folsom. with n herd OF
eighty-three buffalo. which ha IN
moving from the uffnlo park on the
ranch Of w. ~. Slaughter 90 iinrri-
son'n park In tho san LulH valley.
Colorado The herd originally be-
lunged 20 Slaughter hnt tiRs heen Fe-
cnRaly sold to llHrflHnn Hundreds of
people from Folsom went out today
to see the animals. This gives the
herderH much trOuhle a. they ara
very aiy aud Il Il u very dangerous
20 approach them on foot Mr.
KOungblood VIII resume the trail
eerly ~ the morning and rush them
through 10 San Luis valley rs rupiid-
" AZ conditions win permit.
Although rain n needed crops are
doing well ANA developing rapidly. n
the usual rainfall comes IN 1uly there
will be Immense crops OF wheat, corn,
oats, barley, millet sorghum. knffir.
potatoes and garden vcaetablea rails.
ed The weather = ideai aad rain a
Indicated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
PORTLAND IN GALA
ATTIRE WELCOMES
BEST PEOPLE
ON EARTH
SPIRITED CONTEST FOR
NEXT YEARS MEETING


(ny EseuIng lieraia A. r. LEASED wirsl
Portland. Ore, July s.--perliand
threw open htf gates to-day aud for
The week % como 10 the Benevolent
and Protective order Of f:lks eathcr-
cd tot the iorty.cieh'n Efand lodge
session ~ the oFd,t hnd The twenty
siAth annual feunlon of The brother
hood. In honor 81 too occasion pVMu-
tiraliy every huildinR In the busineeR
district ~ the city has been covered
With bunfinE and hundreds az STORE
fronts clectrlcfdly decorated, while
the streets ARE Tutoring mass of
purple and white bunting, lntermln-
eied with the national colors.
To-Day was given over 90 festivities.
whicn included numerous band con-
certa and the official receptions To-
niNht she fret conv0cntlon of she
grand lodge win occur II viii be
open "a the puhlic and VIII consist
wholly of welcoming speeches ana re-
sponEcF.
virtually every onice, save that NJ
grand exalted ruler, for which n. u.
Milla of superior, Wisconsin, appears
70 have n clear Held. probably win be-
holly contested Principal among tho
contests are tltoae 81 Fred Robinson
of Dubuque, Iowa. whese re-eiectson
NJ grand secretary is couteated by
David McArron of Port Huron. Mich
igan! Or. Charles n Ward Of pnaa-
denR, Cal. who II seeking election as
grand esteemed lDyal knignt against
w VI. Wishes Of Ooldanld. Nevada: u
/ three cornercd contest for Grand cs-
teemrd leading knight between Judge
ueorge AddingtOn ~ Albany N, ~,
James X. King ~ Topeka. and Frank
King uf Providence. Il. l.: n contest
between E. A. DickeFman of Tucson.
Arizona. and l.. n, Maxwell Of MAJ.
Hhaltown. Iowa. Cor grand ostcemed
lecturing knight. ana between l.. r.
l.oyeronl Of lScenc, n. ~. and John
Lee Clark of Albudueruuc. ~ NJ, for
grand inner guard
Tna contost for The convention city
~ hee0ning warm N the nen are
Rochester. y. ". and cinclnnatl, Ohio,
for the 1913 convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
GOLD AVENUE MAY
Be PAVED FROM
lST TO 9Th
Number Of Property Owners
Have Signified Willingness
to Get in on the Improve
ment District.

n II more than likely that uold
avenue VIII be- paved from Ffat
street lo Firth street humber OF
property owners along 0oid asenue
have Indicated their Willingness to get
in on the Improvement district.
N. q, chadb1urno, vino n nupgrln.
tending The Improvement work along
tho Traction company right uf why,
said today that hls men would Osialn
10 lay TIE brick on the North fee0nd
tfnckagc tomorrow morning Untii
The brick IN lrld the paving qDhipany
Is prevented from proceeding AIth
'sa part Of the Improvement,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
CAMORRlSIS FOUND
GUILTY AFTER
TWO YEAR
TRIAL
Nine Convicted Of Double Mrr-
der While Remainder OF
Band Faces Punishment for
Criminal Association,
DRAMATIC ENDING OF
REMARKABLE HEARrNG

tny Evsniua Herald A. r. leases wirel
vherbn. ftasy. July s4-I'he verdict
In the Cnmorra triai was handed
down to-day. Nine of the accused
we're unanimouAlg dpuierod guilty ~
The murder 1T 0fnnaro cuuorpit and
his wife The rculniEdpr wofh found
guilty 0f DeionRlng to q crlmirel aH-
aoclnti0n.
The verdict declares Corrndo Hor-
tlno guilty 81 both murders. Nicolo
Nora, Anlonlo Cnrfato nnd Mnrlnno
do Gcnnnr0 RuillY ~ the murder 0f
Ouncculo, and Giuseppe SnlW na Well
On Cnrrado Sortlnu guilty OF the muir
der Of fnoccoln'n wife.
The inslltentotn ~ the murders, In
Guiding EurIco AlfAnu, .liOVannl
Rapa. do Mariana and others are
also declared guilty.
Tho verdict in the Cnmorra trial
ioduy "a tiYu elimination Of q trial
which has lasted nearly two years nnd
has stirred tho world by the .ramin-
cations of the criminal association
known Ia Italy as Jum0Fra.
The direct accusation was the muir
der OF Nounnro Cuocculo, one OF Ia
members IA 1'orrc del Greco. and OF
his wife, Mrrin Cuilnelll cuoccolo.
The leader Of the camorra, Enr.cc
Aifnno, known ~ Erriconc, was arr
rested IN brooklyn. n ", and wns
taken 10 Europe hy Lieutenant Joseph
PctForln0. New York detective, ana
handed over to the italian police at
iinVre. France. i cutennnt petrOElno
afterwards was aAaassinated nt pai-
trmo and the crime was laid on ,nc
shoulders Of the Camorrn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
Roosevelt Defines Objects Of
New Political Propaganda
and Makes Plea for support
OF Enemies of Bossism.
TO PUT STRAIGHT TICKET
IN FIELD IN NEW MEXICO
Colonel Finds That Both Re-
publican and Democratic Or
CARNATIONS Here Are Dom
mated by ReactiOnaries.


(ny Eveninn alernId a. ?. I.oased wlFsl
New York. July S.--R0oaevclt
headquarters made public here to-day
a long telegram which Colonel noosc-
Welt sent iast night 10 william Allen
White at ffmporia Kansas.
"Our appeal nationally ". OF course.
to AL men of progressive princlples
rcFnfdicsH ~ present party differ.
enceH. The action locally must be
guided BY the needs OF the local Elt'
no real Republican party ] am en-
ilrely content that the local orEaniza.
tion should call itself by the title -
Progressive Democratic, II that H. the
focal desire and II they support the
National Progressive electors
Where, aB IN New York, New
Mexico and Colorado. the local orr
ganldationa or both Republican and
Democratic parties are helplessi,
hona ridden and reactiOnary We muhl
have straight Progressive ticket
from top 70 bottom independent OF
both the old pertiea,
"Wherc, as ! underethnd 20 be the
case IN knnas8. South Dekotn, Cali
iornia ana other states she local Hc-
publican orgnnixEtl0n - progressive
anl rGsNrFouW thn principles fisf
which We ssnaiO. I hope that there
win be nii effort 20 make the fight
locally fur good government in what
ever effective ORGANIZATIONS th~'
u feol that this year in the Pro.
grcaslve Republican states. we should
have the support Ut the organization
itself Moreover 4 feel that every
where ! have q right 60 expect the
SUPPORT of the entire rank and fiir
~ the fepuhlicnn party, made u
straiRht-out primary fight and Ia the
states where the Republican voters
themselves had the chance 20 express
their wishes won ~ two million
"Ths sltular national Rcpuhlican
marty To-Day ~ not the party Uf the
Republican voters and IN not the
PARTY ~ hnrAhan Lincoln, hut purely
the party or HoasTh BnrnrE. Penrone.
GugHonheim and company, who have
stolen the door plato with the name.
but have no moral right t0 the mama
or anything alse. Therefore i hold
every honest Republican who ~ true
90 LincOln'a Jnamory and principles
must vote with $40.
"Iindor Hu0h conditions the entire
local Republican organisation IN q
state like KnnnHa ran rightly continue
na such and yet ~ IN duty bound 10y
ally IL upuurf thf National Pro-
grcnslva eleut0rn. or course I feel
that IA every such Progressive te-
publickn state fhe progressive candi-
dates for any pfflcc Hhcuid openly
nuppurt tho National Progressive
electors and 20 Ia the banie column
Oh the ticket with thofn.
'sTHEOuOHE NuOHEYELt."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
DRAMATIC ENDING or

Nitcrbo. ITALY, July b. ln the he-
lief that the CamOrrn trial. which
has been going on for two years.
would come 90 a conclusion today
great excitement prevailed over tho
town. Reinlorcemenis of .r0ona lnd
mOpnted police arrived n nNliNs N
maintaining order bod, ~ AU0
p0llne has heen oApcfially entrusted
with the eurveillancc OF thr cDgrt aud
In precincts.
several relations of the ncnuaad.
comprising Wives, aiatert and moth
cfn, arrived here this morning. bring
Ing an offering OF wax candles 10 the
Madonna. while others brought gifts
for 81, Rosa. tho patron saint OF vi
terb0. Many OF thon tonk up thoir
positions early today IN the church
facing the court huuaa where they
remained kneellng. heating thelr
breasts ana impl0rinE mercy for their
beloved ones.
The presldlnE Judge resumed his
summing up of the evidence with
fresh vigof, tnkinR the greatest palms
90 explain to the Jury the exact p0-
KltiOn 0f each of the accused and tho
Significance Of ssich Of the itt ques-
lions which the Jury must anHwer
All the accused mnfptaln Absolutely
calm demeanor only Giro VitoAxi,
pTesf known M the guardian angel
Of The cnmOrrlt," displays any shame
al being forced 10 onfer the iron p,Re
with the other prisoners. lie mut'trs
prayers all the time. saying, II am
IN tho hands OF u0d and Of the iur-
orA. whom pray the Almishly 90
lliumine."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
RESCUE SHIP FINDS
NO TRACE OF
DISABLED
Liner
Officials of Pacific Mail Com
pany Persist in Hope That
City Of Panama Is Safe De-
spite Disquieting Reports.
INJURY TO VESSEL
DECLARED TRIVIAL

tmg mveniaa Ifssala A. =. fssanse wassl
San Francisco. July s.--The steam
or. Rose city, reached the latitude ~
the steamer. city OF Panama. at
O'Clock this morning and found no
trace Of the Pacific Mail vessel. The
Rose City waa sent 10 tho aid 0f the
city Of Panama late last night whev
an aerogram WAS received at Fan
Pedro stating that the lated vessel
was drifting ESQ miles 10 the south
west with disabled machiasry. A
wireless meaange HGh received here
from the Rose city today. THIS wire
less menNnRe said u wna not yet day
light and Il was hoped that the yos-
nei would ba sighted altar suurlEo.
The sea was raiin.
Officials of the Pacifdc Mail uam-
ship company cxDreaHeu little c0n-
cefn about the accident 10 the t,lty ~
Panama, although admitting the fall-
lifo Of the Rose City 90 find her. The
Rose City headed Cor latitude 81
north longitude l25 wcat. with Ordofa
90 bring the city OF Panama to San
Francisco. A. J. Frey, assistant gem
cral MANAGER ~ the Pacific Mail
company. said today the injury 30 the
city of Panama was believed 70 be IA
comparatively trivial engine break
down.
The City ~ Panama left San Fran
clsco July 8, In command 81 Captain
~ W Carlson.
The following message was receiv-
ed from the Hose CllF Al 10 o'cloell
this morning by wireless;
"lioachcd longitude l2i4o wasl.
latitude as.f0. north "a e.b5 o'clock
this morning. No trace uf lho City OF
Panama. Weather misty. Can aee
about four mliea.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
TRIPLE EXECUTION
Of MURDERERS
AT SING sing
Three Men Expiate Brutal
Grimes in Electric Chair;
-Four More Await Death
Next Month.

fns Evsnisn bIeeaIe a. r. lsnssa wirel
oaslnlua. n, ~, Julf s.-Thrae men,
giuseppe rIrnlIl. George WililsiuH,
unnru. and santa HanAn, were put "a
death 10 the electric chair ~ uulcN
SUGGESTION az sing Hlng prison this
morning Az were convicted mur-
uofNfN,
Eansa was one 81 nane ~ aIx
llai|ana convicted of the murdfs Of
Airs mary lialI superintendent of
nAfA WfNlohfAlfr county. November.
1871 lI|s -FOUR companions ia crImn
sra ~ Hn Afaeuind during ine week of
HNHaal l1 ~ l0llft 81 tlnYaInUf
U|t ItNtN 0onI1s44N I1f actual nlIfs
forced ~ N|iI Htl ~ hnN0|1 AHpnIoIo.
Who tHd accompanied him l0 *I..
IN|IN room and Wnn InFNHI4n11 Io
FANo| asu Hn'fN4 he 1btF1a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
APPEAL Txl s,ip0pIAe AGAINST
rffF itt,ftfH)lf1fD n0tsI,s'

The text of ths rall y aa foliowa
'"ro the people ~ the upi.od states
without regard ~ party dinerenceH.
Who fhroheh repealed beirRyaih. reH-
ilze that today the power Of ihe
crooked political hoaaeH and of the
privileged clnsxoa bohind them "a Ho
strong In the two old party 0rEanixa,
ilnna that no help az regards the real
interests of our country can come out
"Sho believe that the time has
come Tor 4 national pfoEf1aAiye noye-
mont. a nation wide movement, or
nunaaacl llonni lines. 10 that the poopln
may be served ln sincerity ana tsuth
by nn 0rnnnINation. anfctfcrcd BY OBJ
fieafloas fo conflicting Interests
"Who heiieto ~ the right and
cauncltB 81 the people % rule thom
selves and nHlacllycly 80 control az
the agencies III their government and
who hold fha9 only thfQnnh social and
industrial iDslsre. thus secured. can
honest property ind prrmenenl pro-
iecfioa.
,Who nrlierc that government BY
the few tends 10 become and has ln
fact become koYofnment W the pof,
aid iuflnoncrN That rnntfql The few.
Who believe that enlf ihIoueh thg
InoyCmout rro4n1ed can re oifnin ~
thc nafinn and tia several ainlof tho
logiaiafion demanded pt Ihe modern
lnduatflaI otoluti0n iegI4lpilun whIoh
shall favor neneni Duslnepf hnl wi
control the great aRonclen % Iuodtin
hueIneas 10 nH 10 Insure lheif teIne
used 10 iho interest pf the whole rep~
lllf. 10 l6aitIoiien wuleh shall pfomoln
prosperity aud ~ tho sums lIple ~.
cure fno n1lsef and more equitable
dufntl0n nf nfoapcfilyf IpBiNnupn
which shall Dfomoie i1e eepnpMic
well being NJ mo honest iafmNf WHte
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nres man alike hnf WnIfH shall o. tNp
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