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Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
.|S PREPARING
 AMENDMENTS
To City Charter for Pre- sentation to Governor Hunt. Attorney Pres cott Will However Sub init Them to Atty-Gen.

For the last week City Attorney Prescott has been busily engaged in drafting the proposed amendments to the proposed city charter which are as soon as completed to be submit ted 10 the attorney general for his opinion Following this procedure if there is found nothing in the pro- posed amendments in conflict with the constitution a committee from the city council will take a petition from the city to Governor Hunt request
 ing him to sign the charter and of
 faring the amendments as a remedy fer the points of conflict with the guarantee that a special election will be called immediately thereafter and the 2mendements submittd to the people. so that they may be incor- porated into the basic law of the city.
 While there can be no guarantee
 to the governor that the people will accept the amendments yet at the same time all those in the committee will promise to do the best they possibly can 10 get the people. to ac- cept them. It is believed by both
 the members of the old charter com
 mission that a large majority will
 be boiled in favor of the proposed amendments.
 If however Governor Hunt an nounCas his position on the matter at the time the committee visits him, that it is impossible for him to sign the charter even with the pro- mise of the amendments. it will be necessary for the city to start all
 over again, fix up a charter that does not conflict and hold another election. eBing anxious to find out i just what remedy the city of PhOe- nix will offer for the proposed diff ficulty, Governor Hunt has yet made no announcement as to what he will or will not do with the present charter. He is known to be most favorably inclined toward com mission form of government and is anxious that Phoenix the largest city in the state should be the first to install one.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
ANOTHER ROSEN!HkL
 SUSPECT JAILED
Samuel Kramer Found Hiding In
 Chicao.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcul

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl
 CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-SamueI Kramer, wanted in New York in connection with the ROsenthal murder was arrested here today by detectives after a des- perate resistance in which Kramer was beaten into unconsciousness Act ing upon telegraphic information from New York the detectives found Kra- mer hiding in a house on the westside leVee.
 Kramer who is 23 years old and known by a number of other names, is charged with having sheltered "Gyp the Blood" and two companions in his Brooklyn home after the Rosenthal shooting. Kramer escaped from the house of detention when he was being held. He had reached for a revolver when the detectives appeared, but was overpowered.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
TICK" ONE FACTOR OF
 HIGH COST OF LIVING
Insect Costs People One Hundred Mil
 lion Dollars Annually.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPATcHI

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1
 CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-"An important factor in the high csot of living is the insect known as the tick, which, in at tacking cattle in every part of the country, costs the people one hundred million dollars annually" said pr. Pc ter F. Bahnsen, state veterinarian of Georgia, in addressin the United States live stock sanitary association here to- day.
 A rigid enforcement of inspection laws to prevent the shipment of in- fected cattle from one district to an other and the education of the farmer and stock raiser was suggested as a remedy for the evil
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
.FOESTRY CONFERENCE
 CONCLUDES WORK
Recommends Forestry Course, Good
 Roads and Fire Patrols
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

SEATTLE, Dec. 3-The Western Forestry and Conservation associa- tiOn concluded the International For est Fire Conference today with the selection, subject to approval of the board of trustees of Vancouver, B. C., for the next converting place.
 The conference adopted the commit tee reports recommending forestry courses in the public schools, lib eral state appropriations for forest patrols, good roads within timber dis tricts, railroad cooperation for fire prevention, home rule forest quest ions, the nOn-pOlitical appointments of forest workers, the extension of state forest work and reform in the taxation of standing timber.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
G. A. R. ELEcrIoN-The regular

G. A. R. ELECTION-The regular meeting of J. W, owen Post, No. 5, C. A R. will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall Upon this occasion will occur the nomination of officers for theensuing year. The WOmen's Re lief Corps will also elect officers up on this occasion. It is hoped that all members of the post and the Relief Corps will be present as this is quite the most important meeting of the year Visitors in the city be- longing to other posts or corps. are cordially invited to attend this af- ternoon.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
SEVERAL DEAD IN WRECK
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

EVANSVILLE, O., Dec. 3.-When a train on the Zanesville Division of the Pennsylvania ran into an Akron Division train below Dresden tonight, four or five persons were killed and twelve hurt.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
RETURNED FROM LOS ANeE

LEs-Frank R. Stewart has returned from ten days business trip to Los Angeles There mad been lit tie rain there but not much. The prosperity season at the coast city is at it's height.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
PROHIBITIONISTS PAY

campaign expenses of the prohibition party in Arizona during the recent. election were filed in the office or the secretary of state yesterday. The account shows that S99.S9 was spent out of an original fund of $113.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04
EIGHT DAYS FEAST-l

at sundown today and continuing for eight days, the Jewish residents ol Phoenix will observe Hanuccah, the feast of lights This period of re ;oicing and feasting is observed in commemoration of the victories of Imdas MancaheeS
Arizona republican., 1912-12-04

Hire a nttle salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than NOn can
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

ban bar ipiaet / SorbinoeIie meo
Opitan6en.
Ora Wojntlano. Smola, Mer.,
meIoes, at De 6or, Stater5 Srans.
portitib "9uioro" bar anfommet oio
meo fem 6Ipgtninaer omborb ira
Sopolobompo % rs fra altata %
Guliacan. 8Ipgtninaerne ira set
lioltnGpnte Steo er iat iuloitRnoig
poa bor gaffe, ioet DC enten er blet
repet for, euer bar maattet iorIooe
alt, DC eiebe.
Sra Suarc3, Der, telearoiereS
Den f3oe ct Rpgte ON. at General
Sro3co er 300, at ban par blet orrbt
al tine e9ue Wpno. Hopportcr, Der
bar mootoget lent iomme Iiten, bar
imiolertib @enerolenS eaenbpnoige
llnoerifriit, ioa Der iGites ingcn inn,
berIig 2io til Hpetet.
8ampen bar iamme Tag blet aien.
optaget mellem R~ebeqerneS eitliae
6Ianfe oa en- taIrie Regier;ngsimrfe
itror ~sitenfor Gonoies, huor Rebel.
lerne Tagen ioritb bar bIepue llaoeoe
tilbaae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Sne / Colorado.

Sra Senper, Colo, meobeleS Den
14be Wai: Spis oct er ianot, iom
Srbiproget flyer, at "Waifuloe gisr
9onOenS 2aber fulOe", iaa oil pi
faa ct aronaar beri Staten. Si bar
nemIig iulo @inter igien Der ioag,
ibet Oct bar meet t9t belle Sagen
igiennem % fremoeles boIOer paa |
fo~rifieaige 9ele af Stateu.
SelOigpis er oct life iaa forlig be.
penot meo &uIoen; ben antages life
at bape ppret iterf nof til at %fOraar.
iage nogen SfaOe. ieIu life paa
Srll9ttrperne.
3erimoo iifrer set b~etp6eIige Sne.
falb os tilitrGffelig Sano til Sri.
cation / belle Oen sitlige Gel al Sta.
ten, iaa Sormerne er iproeles bel
fornsiet meo "8interbeisget".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

Der END De forneSne ire Sierbe-
belle al Staterne bar allereoe paa
egen Saauo enten iubfsrt ieuato-
rielle Erim9rpolg, eller / line SegiS-
laturer peotaget ReioIutioner / ia.
psr al oenne Heiorm. Ger er iaa-
leoes iusen 5are Tor, at 6orilaget
life ifaI bIi soDtianOt al oiSie.
Wan fan berfor perte, at peo
SaIgene / 1914, eIer iaIialo ieneit
/ 1916 en- SreOieoel al Senatcts
Wtebelmmer oil BIZ uaIgt oirefte al
Solicit.
9e andre TO Greoicoele bill bli
paIgt paa Iignenoe WoaOe benboloS-
bis TO og fire aar oereitcr, iaaat oct
amerifanife "SuerbuS" ON ieuelt
otte Mar oil fomIne til at beltaa al
al WGno, iom er paIgt oirefte al
Solicit iiteoetfor JONI bibtil al SC.
Set neite Stri6t bill bli element
Statsminilteren at unoerrette @u-
pernererne | lluionens ~forifieligc
Stater ON aongreSie lens 9ellutning
meo anmooning ON at iorelPgg,
Sorilaget for fine reipeftipe 2egisIus
turer til @oofienoelie.
Saaleoes er en- pigtig og oper-
maaoe betponingSiulo Sag eiter
mangeaarig Strin o. Scamp erbeIig
bragt til en- beIbig afIluming.
gQe De itore SPriuteresier lom
bar peret pant I'll at oiftere Sena.
torpalgene, bar pon Def ibPrOisite
mooorbeioei Heformen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
2lpisitreifen / CHICAGO.

Sra Chicago meobeleS Den 13oe
Wai: Der blep ioretnget fprre
grreitatiouer / Sorbiuoelie meo
apisitreifen ioag END nogengaug, il.
ben Den fog lin gegpnbelie.
Gen al APPROPRIATENESS 6agior.
ening iattebe 8eitemmelie life at
lutte fig til IresiemPnoene og Ste.
rotppsrerne | en- Snmpotbiitreif bar
ipnligen bapt en- neoitaaerloe @irf.
ming paa Streiferne % oeres gen-
ner, % iom en- 6slge oeraf bar De
irioiaige "Fifetter", iom iorisgte at
iorbinbre Salget al gpiier pna 90
oerne. life oRret ioa paagaaenoe iom
tioItgere.
apisialget ioregif paa Der nPr.
meite uforltprret / aQe 3ele al 9pen
OF uoen Rolitibeifpttelie.
Get ontaaes berior, of Streifen
nPrner fla i'm Sllit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Oproret | Paraguay.

Sra @uenoS gpreS, argentina,
t~elcerafercs oen 13be Moi: Soag
mootogue ofiicieae WeobeIeIier ira
ailnciou Sopeoitaoen | oen mo.
amerifanife HepubIif Baroguap,
i~taoipiter @eretningen ON Regie.
rinestrcpperneS Setr Den t0oe bs.
oper Ell flor SprsrSitprfe UNDER Som.
monbo al Sberit alpino Saro, Ne.
pubIifeus tioIigere Br2iibent. He.
poliitionen oniees mn oper.
Sberit Saro blep iaoret UNDER
aampen. Wange al Gprererne
IaIot, og oper 500 togeS tiIianee.
glanbt De iaIone bar Ell iremitno.
enbe inf Snitruftsr. Sprsreruc mi.
iteoe belle tit artileri og oper 1000
Sitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Cats fore Wisereb.

Sbeo. 90. Snapper, Ell al De Ie'
oenoe 6orretntngsmGno | gancolt.
Der, gritiib Columbia, ser iortioen
opbotber fig / ct. Taul, uotaIer / ct
Snterpierp, at F~rGiioent Gait begif
ct ifiebneioangert Misgreb peo at
ofiettliggisre ct Rripatbreu, ban for
ct @ors Sio iiben tiIIfrep @r.
.Hooieoelt, o. bpori ban tiger, of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Sir.
feligbeoen piI0e giere Canada til en-
Tart al De 5or. Stater.
ga oct bar 5rpgten for, of netop
bette ifulbe bIi Shialbet, iom bragte
oct f%ouierpatiue 8arti / Canada iii
at mobarbeioe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
foniten, bar StaofPitelien al oenne
Wistanfe bra9t be Iiberale / en- me.
get ubeloig StiQing.
Scr SffentIiasisrelien al bette
greb bar Der in0traabt en- itGrf Heaf.
tion / Soper al Operensfcmiten, og
Oct begpnbte at bli en- gonife nImrn.
belig Nening, at BET li6ernle 1arti
ON ct Iars Bio ener 70 after uil6e
fomme iii Magten .og oa iaa ratiii,
ceret Sraftaten, ON benne iremoeles
blep itaaenbe pe0 Wagt / De iSoreneoe
Stater.
Nu bar man imiblertib en- nlmin.
oelig Selelie al at 3afts uforiigtige,
for life at iige taftlsie STientligeie.
relie al lin pirfelige Iening ON
9irf.
ming / CANADA FOR Iange Sioer bar
umlIigeiort @ienoptasefen Of oenne
Sag.
Observation-Disclosures / ale
9ranfer err iaa flor / peItlige Ca
MAZDA. iortalte @r. anoppen, at man
for at finoe ct Sioeftpffe til set er
usbt til at gua tilbaee til ben itore
acknowledgements era / Staterne
i Sibsrummet meaem 1870 og 1890.
Silitremninsen I'll beitlige CANADA
af me settIere fan oaiaa iammen.
lignes meo Smmisrantiommen ill
Staterne oeitenicr Wisiisiippiilooen
/ be iamme anr.
Snopmoringen til CANADA bels.
Der fig MI til s~ienneminitIis $50.
600 ON @aret, bporai omtrent 100,
600 fcmmer fra be Gor. Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

Sortf9ttes paa eibe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Dann1ark$ Kon9e d0d.
Sal>sr 90 em paa 6aSen | hamburg % brinees
MfienSt til ct 6oipital.
Christian X p~rokIameres Ronge al Danmark.

at bape ringelte Mnel'e ON, at le9
baooe peret tilitebe peo en- &onges
9eo.
Snoen Saggrp ibag blep ole
&on9ens Slpgtniuge og aae Stats'
o~perbopeber / europa telegrafilf nm
oerrettet ON SonsenS SOB. goa
aae offentlige 9pgninger Der | Sam.
burg bpor ben banife aonse ofte
bar o9ret en- peIieet 8ieIt, bleu
Slogene betit paa balp Stang.
"Sanncbrus" benter aonsems Gig.
Sra 8isbenbapn telegruferes ben
15be Mui:
Oct oonife aongeifib "9anne.
brog" lebiuget al ct ariesifib al
reiite ibog til 2pbecf forat bringe
&ongens Sig biem. Brins SARAH,
&ongenS treble Ssn, er pr. Sern.
baue reiit til Spbecf iorot m~obtoge
2iget iom oil bli bragt oertil meo
grtratog fra Samburg. "9annes
brog" pentes tilbage til &isbenbapn
paa Srebag. Sioen aloften ~ er
Otinutifuo affpret ira 9atteriet
Sirtus.
Sope0itaben anIPgger burtiet
Ssrgeoragt, og ODER belle 9pen paier
6lagene paa balp Stang. gefolf'
ningen er enonu liaeiom lammet
ODER Den lpenteoe Gfterretniug ON
Gongens 8sb. Set er nemlig fun
TO Gage, itben bet officielt blep meb.
belt, at &ongen MI bar belt reiti.
tueret efter jim aluorlige Spgoom
/ Sinter, og at ban friif % raif
piloe peabe tilbage til &iebenbapn.
Ser paaitaaeS Dog MI, at &ongens
Siemreiie ira Ni55a blep paaifpnoet
al bans S9ger, iorbi De nlerte, man
funoe Dente en- &ataitrofe naariom-
belit. - st Hpgte fortpller ogiaa,
at &ongen npIig / al Semmeligbeo
bapoe beisgt Ell Spoofi9rring, iom
bapbe ipaaet bam, at ban ifuIoe %
Den 15oe Mai.
&%ronprirts Gbriitian req tiblig
intorges no paa i'm panlige Morsen-
tltr, upibenoe on fin SaOers $50.
ga ban ira lit Slot nprmeoe iig
gpen fit ban ie, at Stag operalt
bang poa baIp Stang, % bette gap
BAN BET fsrite ginf ON, bpab iom
bar bert0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Rooiepelt erobrer
Ultnneiota

Heiultaterne al aonoentionerne,
iom | Manbngs boIotes / ale Conn.
tier / Rinreiota iorot paige 1ele,
goter iii Statsfonpentionen / ct.
BortI iong 9orsoag), ttIiifrer Sbeos
bore Rooiepelt iamtlige "a 9elegater
oerira Staten iii acknowledgements.
men / Chicago. San ieireoe nemIig
life aIere / bnert enfeIt al De nj
&ongresohtrifter, men ogiaa ! Sta
ten | lin Selbeo.
Reoeritaneuoe Sa6el piier HeiuI.
totet 9iitriftsuis:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17

&eiuItatet af 9elegntoaIgene bier
osiaa, at @isnsiet meo Gait bar BE.
tpbeIig itsrre, emo MAJ baoSe ben,
tet. 9ette ~fremgaar ioleflart al Den
Smit9nbigbeo. at fun 70 al De Ills
Geleaater iii Statsfonpentionen er
paalast at itemme | bans 6aosr.
5 o~penitaaenoe label err 40 9ele-
CATER, ioul insen beitemt Snitrnr bar
iaaet, life m~eoreaneoe.
Serimoo bar Gait ieiret | 8pont
ing % rimelispis ogiaa | Montana.
bpor Republifanerne bolSer lin
Statstonpention | 2ipinsston iSas
(Srebas).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-17
Sunsens Ssitre.

Sra Sonbon telegraferes Den 15be
Wtai:
9a Song @eorg og 9ronning
Rarp tiolig imorges fit teIesrafiif
Gfterretning ON SONG Sreberifs
Sob, begap De Jig stebliffelig til
marlborough Souie, bpor be till
brogte Sormibbagen hos gnfebron.
ming aleranbra, Ben bsbe aonges
Ssiter. 9enne par ligeleoes tiolig
imorgeS blet unberrettet ON 9rooes
rens Sso. Der eisres alereoe Syor-
berebelier til gnfeoronningens ai.
reiie til 0mmarf.
. Song Sreoerifs anben Seiter,
enfefeiiertnoen al RltsIano, bar en-
Sio pGret / 9eisg hos gnfebron-
ming glerarora, og bun bill ogiaa
leoaise Jim Ssiter til &~jsbenbapn.
@ar aongc / 6 gar.
Song Sreberif bar isot oen 3Sie
Suni 1868. San blep iaalebeS noe.
item SO 9lar gammel. geo 5aoeren,
9briitian ben 9bes DOB beiteg ban
Sonmarfs Srone BEN 29be Sanuar
1906, ct ballot gar efterat bans
n9itPloite Ssn bar blet Horges
Songe UNDER Rapn al Saafon ben
zoe. S 1868 t~ilbragte ban en- Sio
iom Stuoent peb Srforo untperiitet
/ England, os iomme gar fit ban
iom banif 8ronprins Seoe / bet
banife Statsraab. 5 1876 blep ban
General og / 1891 armeinipeftsr.
s 1869 bleo ban gift meb 9oliiie,
9atter al Carl Den 15oe al Norge
os Sperige.
5 De 6 aar ban bar p9ret Gan.
marfs aonge, er ban blet meeet DO.
pulGr blanbt III Solf, og ban bar
giort taIrige &eiier iii oe forifielliee
Gele al iii lille 2ano forat i9tte iis
/ Rapport meb 9efoIfningen. !
1907 beisgte ban pgiaa Sslano os
SRrserne.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

TIE first appointments made by
Governor Hunt, of the state OF Arl-
IONA was r. B. Sims, Of Douglas to
be superintendent the penitentiary,
and Lamar Cobb, of Clifton, to be
State Engineer. His duties will be
to have charge Of the road building
in the state, Of which a great deal is
being done each year, and in the
building of which by the counties
much money has been wasted. The
people Of Greenlee county are sore
because the supervisors recently paid
some eight thousand dollars for doing
about twelve hundred dollars worth
Of work on the road between Duncan
and York, which work the supervis-
ors accepted without even asking the
county surveyor II the work was done
according to contract. Arizona needs
a good man to supervise this road
work, and Mr.. Cobb is a good one.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

OUR game warden has got out the
classlest public document ever seen
IN New Mexico. This Is not a sur
prise, for our game warden, Tom
Gable, Is a pretty classy proposition
himself, and besides his department
is self supporting, and in the nearly
three years 1t has been in existance
Il has accumulated a surplus Of over
ten thousand dollars. 1t has spent a
large amount Of money introducing
game, birds and isth into the ter
rltory, for the benefit of the hunters
of the state,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23
GALL FOB REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION

A delegate convention Of the Re
publican voters Of the County Of Grant
In the State Of New Mexico Is hereby
called TO meet at the Town OF Silver
City in said County and State on Sat
urday, the End day OF March, A. d.
1912, at the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day, in the Elks'
Opera House, for the purpose Of elect
ing twelve delegates TO the State Re-
publican Convention to be held at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Friday,
the 9Th day Of March. 1912, for the
purpose of electlng eight delegates to
the National Republican Convention
TO be held In Chicago on the 18th day
OF June, 1912, for the purpose OF NOM
mating candidates for President and
Vice President to be voted upon at
the Presidential Election on Tuesday,
November 9Th, 1912, and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before it.
The apportionment TO the County
Convention is based on a represent
alton Of n delegate for each ten
votes cast in the last general election
for II. y. Bursum for Governor Of
New Mexico, and one delegate for any
remainder over or from any precinct
not casting so many as ten votes, and
upon such apportionment the several
precincts will be entitled to the fol-
lnWinn AInn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23
Copper Industry Of the World.

The book covers Copper History, Geology,
Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mining,
Milling, LeaohinR. Smelling, Refining. Brands,
Grades. Impurities, Alloy, Uses. Substitutes.
~TerminOlOgy, Deposits by Districts. States.
Countries and Continents; Mines in Detail,
Statistlos OF Production, Consumption, In
ports, Exports, Finance, Dividends. etc.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

THE Arizona legislature is called TO
meet on March Is, a week after the
New Mexico legislature meets. The
Arizona people have been in a great
hurry to get into office, while the New
Mexico people have been more lelsurly
and have not exhibited any unseemly
haste. Perhaps this is caused by the
fact that the New Mexico office hold
ers have a five year term before them,
and the Arizonans but ten months,
and they need the pay for every one
of those months, and then may not
get even on election expenses.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

IN the supreme court Of the United
States the case from Oregon, which
was expected 70 decide whether in
itiative laws we're constitutional or
not, was decided this week. AS some
times happens the supreme court side
stepped the case, and left It up in the
air. With a long explanation Of other
cases that had been before that
august body the chief justice an.
nounced that It was not a cas for
the court to decide, but should prop.
erly come before congress.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

containing nearly one and a half million
words, or ae twice as much matter as the
Bible, There are Is chapters, and the book
covers the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23

THE government has got the fifty
odd men indicted by the Indianap-
oils grand jury arrested. Most Of
them have given bonds for their ap-
pearance in court. 1t is reported that
several Of them are preparing to come
into court and tell all they know, and
the government expects to have lit
tie trouble in securing convictions. It
appears that for some time the gov
eminent has had a photograph in the
oflce OF President Ryan, of the bridge
workers, and had two stenographers
busy taking down all conversations
that took place in that office. The
use Of the photograph is getting so
common that no man can be sure
that he can have a private convers-
alton with any person. Bob Black,
Of Silver City, must have had an oc-
cult intimation OF the coming Of the
photograph, and prepared for 1t. When
he had some peculiar special inform
alton to impart 10 a friend he would
take him by the arm, lead him to the
middle Of the street, where they
would trust to luck, not to be run
over, and there would impart the In
formation. No nj eve overheard
Blacks confidential talks, and a die
tograph would have to be mounted
on an aeroplane 20 make connections
with the s~eclusion of the middle Of
the street.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1912-02-23
Chairman
CARL d. CoMsTooK
Secretary.

THERE were great ructions In JuaTez
last week Thursday. The command
er Of the American forces sent a
detachment OF soldiers from Fort
Bliss, under the command of Lieut.
enant Field, TO guard the American
end OF the Santa Fe street bridge
The men were loaded on a street car
and started. To get to the American
end Of the Santa Fe Street bridge, by
trolly al the a has to follow the
loop Of the road, crossing the Rio
Grande At the Stanton street bridge,
go through the city Of Juarez, and
cross the river again at the Santa Fe
street bridge. The first thing that
Lieutenant Field knew the car was
held up by Mexican soldiers. He had
invaded Mexico with a body Of armed
men, and did not know 1t. There was
a great palaveT, and the soldiers
crossed back over the bridge. The
people Of Juarez were greatly excited
and all the citizens enrolled as vol
~unteeTs, to repel invaders. Lieutenant
Field wa a stranger In FL Paso, and
did not know the Rio Grande when
he saw It. People who read about
the Brave river Of the North are apt
to form opinions Of It, and they gem
orally need an introduction to the
little stream that flows along the
sands before they can adjust them
selves TO the fact that It is the far
famed river.