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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

hirurif. not for the irr I. co. tni. li.
.on'"'ry prctcuso is rrh the hulu
That hc VIII tuus secure the aid ct thu
Lords hosts for tnird term con
trary 10 she unWritlcn law Of the
country and .n disregard % his pledge
10 The people 90 obey that law.
Tho method hy watch the Demo
DiuiI. ynuvcnu,I seized the opportun
ly ls .u simple ana straightforward
mat % 90 once captures confidence
ana arouscs enthusiasm.
"it was accomplished by simply
nominating FOR prosid, nj ana vlco
president men whose records us gov
"ruors respectively OF Now Jcrsc, and
indiana show that they know duW 10
ere llo and apply needed government
remedies and whose livcs give i5und
ant surety that the pledges Of their
party ana their own promises TO the
people win De- faithfully Kept
Nj Parker took his tex from
Governor Wilson's uutncitiuu spec, b.
wherein he considered tho puria,r4hip
between government ana ggl,ilrga
His method of treatment was % de-
clare
zone The fact of the pur'nership
ana the resulting public injury
Two. That the Republican party
was solely rcapunsib tus thg IN
auguratiuu ~ the partnership t.t-
lions. Onslunvug tho Ddriu aud commit
nations tu restrain trade ANA prevent
competition as the illustrations
Three That neither the Rrpubn-
can nor tho Progressive party coulu
hc trusted tu break up tho partner
ship.
-Four That the Democratic party
could bo relied upon {, accomplish
that result"
JudEc PurkUT's contention that rc-
lief could come only from the clvc-
lion OF Marshall ana WILSON and q
Democratic congress followed an OF
lcr.ng OF reasons which ne sail mega
lived an possibility 81 reucf from
either the Republicans on the Progress
siyrs
or the latter uo said 100 part.
Its creator aud nominee for pres
idont occupied that office lui about
seven ana "a half years. buf during
that time ho could not Iy persuaded
TO Say q single word in :l.ur OF mt
INK from The people The burden inn
posed upon them Dos oNtort,uu of tay-
ln rates True be- admits in his con-
fcssiun OF taith tiut certain interests
have been Improperly favored by
over protection. declares himself I'm
favor of 'dlsruptiug the old crooked.
log rolling mrtnod of mrn making
and advocates 'taru commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
SENDS LOVE TO THE
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Colonel Edward Johnson, En-
jOying Vacation in Cali
fornia, Asks to Be Remem.
bered to Friends in Albu-
querque.

Reuben Perry superintendent uf
tho Albuquerque Indian school. who
returned to Albuquerque yesterday.
brought back with him Ioy, and
greetings tu the school children OF
Albuquerque from Cot Edward John
SON. VIII" is nov enjoying Years va
'dti"n in san Diego, Cal colonel
johnson, who lon Albuquerque for
the coast three months ago for his
health, sends word by Mi Perry that
ne iS much Improved physiooilg. that
MS folks are AN welt. and that while
hc likes san Diego. ne still has first
place In his heart reserved tor this
city.
Give all the children boa AIbuuu,r-
quo my love ana best wIsnc,." is tho
message Colonel Juhuou sent back by
Mr. Perry
Colonel johnson was patriotic IN
strucior ror the e. A. o. u New
NrNioo aud made speciality OF I'M
-ltlling patriotism Coo the hearts ul
'h' youngsters. llis position with DO,
't' schools gave him unusual uppor-
tunitios during tho last tom yours TO
Iuiih'r the cause ut patriotism colo
mel Johusou.s numerous friends here
VIII hr glad iu learn of his happiness
100 The land "t flowers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
. . . y . o . . . 90 .
y SUMMER SUGGESTIONS
lOIi TIII1 MOTHER
S''asunablc NdNioc On the Health
of Children IN llot Weather.

Mothers should 30, careful not Ga
u'crtccd children during tho hot
months SO one requires 49, much
food IN summer as they do in cold
weather Serve uul5 t.t lighter and
more easily digcstcd foods. and sec
that the milk Is kept cool ana the
fruit ripe
"a Is quite natural Goo expect some
disturbance, such as constipation. In
digestion cor summer dlarrhocn. ui
ten accompanied hy cold, \ mild
laxative az bed time VIII in most
cases carry on the oungcstcd waste
from the stomach next morning and
JOS cleaning the bowel. restore normal
conditions.
Cathurtic romcdI,s ana purgnuycs
should never oc used for children.
They are harsh ynG violent Boo thoir
action and tend Go upset the entire
system The combination OF simple
laxative herbs with pypsin. known as
Dr. Caldwoll's syrup Popsin, and
sold by druggists for hfty cents a
bottle, is now very generally used TO
correct stomach and bowel trouble.
% is mild ana pleasant 10 the taste
ana contains mo- drastic drug or mar
cote, but acts naturally and easily,
yet more effectively larger bottl,
containing mury hau twice the uu,n-
uiy is sold fur uu, dollar n YOU
have never used syrup Pcps!u aud
would Ike FIRES tIu bottle. post
paid. write 90 Dr W % caldwell 400
Washington street. Monticello. %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
judge pAi,KER MAKES
NOTIFICATIONS ADDQIsss

Indianapolis, Ina, Aus, go For
NOR Judge Alton ., Parker OF New
YORK delivered the address here toe
day notifying Governor Thomas r.
Marshall of his nomination for vice
president by the Democratic national
convention.
Tho Judge Said iu part
The faithful sons of democracy.
proud of the history of their party.
covering halt century of federal ed.
ministrauou- welcomed 20 baltimore
The opportunity 90 substitute practice
or preaching and performance FOR
promise.
Indeed they seized 10 las the noml.
nation 90 Wilson and Marshall seized
IL with $50 arm q grip that u cannot DO
Iooscnod either hs the hust of Repuo.
licanism CO.. ny the dcludcd ueuu,t VINO
nave not us Not discovered oith"r that
tUeir rldyrs battles are Wagcd for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
LITTLE GIRL FOUND
MURDERED IN BED
Daughter of Oregon Minister
Victim of Midnight Prov
Ter is Belief; Throat Cut by
Inhuman Monster.
On, Evening" Herald a. p. Leases wire,

Eugene, ore. Aug 2O-Mildrcd
Green. the l2-ycar-old daughter of
Rev. y. II. Green minister of the
hapust church here. WAS found dead
iu bed this morning with hcr throat
cut
The child occupied room directly
above that of her father who heard
b." disturbance during the night Mir.
Green called Go the girl this morning
and failed 10 receive AN answer He
went Ia her room ana found the body
The CorOner's inquest failed 10 bring
amy motive for the crime.
tn" police have been unable To find
any ,lvw tn the murderer There
were no signs OF struggle about the
Guilds room nor anything about the
room disturbed n Is pussibl, that the
murderer entered hy the back door
Intending Co rob the house but urous.
ed thc nrtlc Hrl uceidrnrFfly ana
killed her 10 prevent an uutcry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

wholly different uum tho present uu-
satisfactory nrIn board % Is inn
possible Go rise from careful reading
of his 1rin discussion without being
convinced thar h' is "a siludpauor
nov as be- was whom president
Certainly only yer, stupid man
would expect him iu euro tho trusts.
seven cIglis of all the combinations Boo
existence when h, went out ot office
were created while hc was president
lucir creators nud confidence boo him
surely ana II Boz but Just 90 say that o.
was not misplaced IBID ho not stay
tho hand of his plant atturu,, gem
crJl whom De- was about ~ bring suit
Go dissolve the Harvester trust' Was
not twenty minute conversation
long enough to persuade him tI1t tho
steel corporation should Dee allowed Co
absorb Its leading competitor"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
MASS MEETING MAKES
PROTEST AGtINST OITRACEs

'cttinje. Montenegro. Aug. Ca
mass meeting 90 Montcncgrins here
To-Day protested against alleged afro.
cities committed by Turks in the Az
bantam district OF Bcraus ON the Mon.
''n'srin frontier whore large mum.
'r 81 CHRISTIANS have been mussa.
cred A resolution was passed calling
ON the Montenegro government to
declare war against Turkey
The war fever Is rapidly growing In
Intensity throughout tho whole yuun.
Try
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
BIG INDIAN SCHOOL
WANTSIELEPHONE
Government to Be Asked for
$4,000 to Help Put Tuba
Institution in Connection
With Civilization.

congress b. tp uc asked tor uu ap.
preparation OF about Si0.Uuu for inn
pru,cmcnts which are desired to
nrirg the big western navajo indian
school az Tuba. Ariz, boo closer touch
win civilization \ telephone limo
from Flagstaff tu Tuba b. planned
ana 10 is also desired Co build strong
steel bridge over the Moon conf wash
near Tuba. Repair bl the govern.
ment OF the road to Tube Is also
needed special Agent g.. q. E,rIy.
az present iu charge OF the agency al
Iupa, which Is one OF the most im-
p"rtant iu the service. SAYS that the
new bridge s absolutely necessary o..
prevent thu frequent ISOLATION of .hc
agency Dos floods o. is also said that
the telephone line would saw, th, gov.
eminent thousands OF dollars annual
ly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

ty" Chester ana several companions
we're playing Ia the street, bouncing
rocks along the cement Sidewalk. one
of thc rocks broke as Il was sliding
along the walk and one of the frag.
mcns entered Cuostcr's cyc Thc
fragment was removed and Il was
Thought mat permanent injury would
not result Complications developed.
however, aud in order 90 save ,hc
sight Of tho right eye, &c was necessary
To- remove the ioti cyc To-Day The
operation was performed in ST. JOS
cph's hospital. hy Dr salmon. an eye
specialist A. last reports the little
fellow "ho is eleven ycers old was
getting along we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
ELEPHANT CHARGES
THROUGH CROWDED
CHICAGO STREETS
Policemen Sent to Capture
Maddened Beast Forced to
Climb Trees; Hundreds in
Peril, None Hurt.
@y EysaIaE ns,aIa a. =. L,...a w,,el

Chicago. Aug 2O-An elephant
crazod il IL said by lts keepers Call
urc 10 give 10 water Evr.i its ,hpiu.
and escaped from "a wild west sh,,,
In Englcwood. suburb. tod,, fun.
uI'uA OF persons were torrorizol b,
.h' maadonod beast, which lu it's
'lkhi smashed irnccs, uproutcd trees
hhu overturned one or two small
buildings. Police sent iu wagons to
capture tho elephant were forced tu
,Hmb trees. ShoWmcu finally poaNcd
II INTO corner ana shacklcd Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
REPORTED NGREEMENT
FOR PEACE IL REACHED

'onstanuuoplc, Aus g0.--A t,Ic-
sr'm received here today from Cskup
states that iu agreement has boon
reached between The Representative OF
the Turkish government aud On, AZ
bantam insurgcnts who v,r, marching
toward SnlonlN 10 considerable force
The Aibuni'tns are said 10 have begun
To return to their homes
Rumor of further changes In the
Turkish cabinet urp declared bon official
circles 60 he entirely unfoundod
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
CHINESE ASSEMBLY
FINDS FAULT WITH
GOVERNMENT
Ministers Called Upon for Elk.
PLANTATION Of Execution of
Generals Supposed to Be
Friendly With Sun Vat Sen.
On, Evss,sE Herald 4 =. Leased wire,

- AFaatA hAfnt
Pckin. Aug 20.--The national az.
tcmbly today considered the EXPLAIN
ton az the government In regard "a
the execution Of Generals Chang Feng
Wa and Fcng Wei members Of Dr
sun Vat SENS party who were sum.
marily put to death few DAYS ago
ana decided that Ii was unsatisfactory
The members Of the assembly dc.
mand the attendance tomorrow 81
The premier and war minister TO give
further explanations
The gov rhfdent claims 10 have
proof of the guilt OF the executed gem
erals and OF the completely OF several
h'Eh officials ia the government scry-
See in secret society Cor the over.
throw of the government.
Friends Of Dr. sun advise him not
Go continue his Journey to Pekin. A
number OF counter revoiationaricg In
the Chinese empire are said 10 be
planning his death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
MARSHALL BLAMES
Continued From Page ono)

CALCULATIONS n is matter of tho
deepest regret with me that could
not D- present 10 extend ms c0ngrat-
ulations IA person aud to express
again the warm satisfaction il gives
mo a. be- associated with YOU ON tho
Democratic ticket should have
liked 10 have had e chance 10 inin
YOU 10 showing how confident feel
In the presence OF the partys great
opportunity Ia serve the people with
out rear favor or timidity, Pray ac-
'cpt my warm personal regards.
(Signcdl
WOODROW WILSON"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
FAIR MEETING At
HEADQUARTERS
TONIGHT
Important Conference of Adj
visory Board and Executive
Committee to Be Held at
Elks' Building.

An urgently important urct-
= INK ul the members of The Adj
NisufN board and executive
= committee COT the State fair. is to ,
= Dee held this evening at the tnir
= headquarters in the Eiks build
= INK The fair officials wish 10
y Impress u upon an members
y that their individual presence I
y IS essential az tho meeting to-
= night Matters ~ the utmost
y mumcnt To the success cot the
= fair are 10 be- up Tor considcra.
= ton and everybody should be-
= present without fail.
a a - - -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
MONTENEGRINS JOIN
IN FIGHT WITH
ALBANIANS
Christians, Reinforced From
Across Frontier, Advance OH
salonika Despite Threats of
Massacre.
CBy Evsa,as M.rsla a. p. L....s WIZ,

- = t"AAeo WIG
'onstantnoplc, Aug 2O.-It is rc.
ported That Montcncrrn troops yes.
ierday surrounded aud entered tho
Albanian district OF Bcrana on IN,
Montcnegtiu frontier where "a mes.
sscre OF Christians hy Mohammedan
nrhauis has been in progress. but that
the fort remains in the hands az tho
Turks. Tho Albanian insurgents aro
continuing their advance toward Sal.
onikL II 10 reported that rebel
force numbering $500 men have oc.
cupied Gueygueli. hfiy miles FROM
Suoniki
The Turks have taken military steps
Tor the protection OF UsNup and have
given the insurgents four hours 10
submit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
IRON BASES BEING
DISTRIBUTED TODAY

The iron bases which are TO sup
port the iron poles 90 Dee erected along
Central avenue from First Ia Sixth
streets IN the ornamental lighting
scheme. were distributed today. The
poles viii probably bee distributed to-
morrow. The Albuquerque Gas and
Electric Light and Power company.
viii az once begin the work OF setting
the poles. 10 is VelcivCd that the
great white way" on Central win bo
IN operation within three weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
MG1UNG&fgD
M0THERSnA

No young woman, IN the Joy OF
coming motherhood. should neglect
to prepare her system for the physl.
ral ordeal she ia to undergo. The
health OF both herself and the coming
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and keeping the breasts In good con.
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In splendid physical condition. The
baby, too, il more apt 10 be perfect ANA
strong where the mother has thus
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given a young eXpectant mother than
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20

va NAAhANAtNM VI
cases. Mother 3
Friend Is sold at
drug stores.
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book for eHpect.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-20
Still More Shoes at
Sale Prices

Get your foot before the weekend The
semi-annual Shoe Clearance has been great success
but we have many nObby styles left yet for you The
balance of this week in which to make your selec.
tons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22
Seasonal Weather
in Southern States

Washington. April 2I.--Tcmpern-
lures this week VIII average above
tho normal IN the Southern and
Eastern Sfntcs. nnd near or bcIoO
the normhl. with frustS, over The
Middle West. Rocky Mountain ouJ
platehu regions. according 10 IN.
weekly bulletin Of the Weather Uu-
rcHu.
"Thc weather during The week"
continues the hntlctiD, "wiII bc nm
settled. with well distributed prc-
ripitntion over the greater pnrt az
the country. \ disturbance that
H. poN "'cr tho rlalns state, will
move eastward and pnss down The
81. Lawrence Valley Tuesday. II will
cnmsc general ruins the first part
of the week In the region ca.. of
tho Mississippi River. Another dis
turbnucc Will develop over The
Western plateau Tuesday or We'd
ncSdn.. cross The Middle W-c,t n.,out
Thursday. and tho Eastern stntcs
Friday; this disturbance Will be nj
tended by general rnin. and lie fol-
lowed by ,considcrHhIy cooler wcnth-
or"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22
Reports of Bodies Seen Confirmed

q v9 iax e. \R
was received tonight dispatch from the Steamship re
men Via the Sable Island and Camperown stations Tic
- The steamer Bremen bound York and the steamer
@ dn[ Ss" on saturday afternoon 40 north latitude 1920
pieces OF wreekage and number OF human bodies
win mc pcservcrs on floating Sighted and spoke the
bodies ssns s way GAr !SI9Es1 rN S IoR"g
direct word had been received here up hour tonight
from the steamer Aaekay Bennett OF the reports
IRON ST. Johns, n F. that more bodies had hcen ra
ered put from the fact that large number last night and
that the searehers probably have with success
m ne eable steamer probably unable directly
with Cape Race which is about $50 miles away because its wireless
range only about miles The Empress OF Ireland
ashore any she NAV have ~ pS 10 relay
Wreckage Bodies Near lcebcrgs
New York April 2ITwo wireless messages addressed -
Bruce lsay president OF the International Mercantile Marine
were rscelyed today the offices White Star Line
from me cable ship Mack Bennett Cape Race one OF Which
tha the steamship Rhcin had sighted bodies near the scene
reads: s' WHICH was dated April co.
49, Tss Ee m, tepo ot passng and bodies north
that position Expect to arrive o'clock tonight -
RI. ...o,, .... "(sisned) MACKAI-BENNErTn
Received further information from Bremen (prcsun,h ,
ship EremG and arrived ground o'clock NJ Start on
tomorrow Have been considerably delay ON
'y oensc os, "(Signcd) MACKAY-BENNET~r"
The p're ms departure Tor Washington Mr. may reading
The cable ship Maokay-Bennctt has been chartered ~ h
d d ne and ordered to proceed to the Disaster
possible WV san i'i hlof nation
Every effort will be made identity bodies recovered and m
news VIII be sent through Immediately wireless In at -
any en messages as these the Maeka Bennett make report
of Its activities each morning by wireless and c ~
made public by the officers OF the White Star Line ~ nc
nc cable ship has bccporlercd on the scene ~ tb
wreck Tor at least week but should large nun,br ~
recovered by that time She viii Halifax with tbc TIE
eah lo bodies VIII not be abandoned not vestiec Of @
remains for any recovcries - ~ nope
nc Mackay enne will not make any soundings as they
titanic sank is more than 1000 iathoms i e sie
Nh lsn,ay and F. n s Franklin managing dcc,or 49,, Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22

CONTINUED on Third PageJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22

IacksonvilIc. Ma, April 2l.-Memo-
rial services were held IN tho audito-
RUM nf the First Baptist Church in
this i'ity tonight in honor Of Rev.
Robert i Ba,cman. ~. L.. Florida :
only victim or the Titanic disaster,
y Subscription was started. which ran
into the thousands. tor the purpose OF
erecting n building to he kn6xn as
tho Bateman Memorial Home, this to
cost fSo.0OO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22
Grorginns Among the Dead.

Atlanta, April 2l.--Churches in this
city and throughout the state to-day
held memorial services over tho vic
Tins of the steamer Titanic The
singing of the hymn. Nearer. My God
to Thee" to the music of which the
jll-fated shin plunged to the bottom,
Of the ocean. featured the services
Special mention was made by many
Speakers of Major Archie Butt and
Jacques Futrclle, noted t;eorgians who
Wcr, among tho dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-22
All Bodies Found Are Regarded as Identi6-
able, but Some Are Returned to Water
Which look Them for Its Own
When Vessel Went Down.
III IS NOT KNOWN YET WHOSE
REMAINS HAVE BEEN Fol IND

wo Wireless Messages Come From Cable Steamer
Mackay-Bennett Which Is Conducting Search.
oteamer Rhein Reports Having Passed Bodies and
"reckage Eight Miles West Of Three Big Ice
bergs-lsmay Says That Every Effort Will Be
Made by White Star Line to Recover and Iden-
tfy Victims
ST. Johns, N. F., April 21.---sixty-four bodies
have been found by the cable steamer Mackay-Ben-
nett, which has been searching the vicinity of the
titanic disaster, according to report that reach
ed the city tonight. 1t is said number of bodies
winch We're recovered were sunk again The
names OF those identified could not be obtained
through the Cape Race wireless station.
The sixty-four bodies recovered are reaarded
as ldentIfIable, according to the report Those
that were sunk were presumably in a condition
making their preservation impossible
The Washington times., 1912-11-20
BART0N'S K|LDNESS
CAUSES NATIONALS
DEFEAT BY ARCADE
Third Game of Series to Be
Played Next Tuesday
Night.

To Buck" Barton's wlldness in the
box Is being attributed the downfall OF
the National A. c. indoor baseball team.
which was defeated by to o In a Ave
inning game at the Arcade by the Ar
cade Stars with Dick Robertson in
the boy.
Barton. whose pitchin; feats on the
Pepco team, among the amateur base
ball mines, was the talk of the town
at one time last summer, essayed to
do the twirling for the National A. c.
and allowed but two hits in the short
time game. Buck was too wild, and
allowed three bases on balls, which
proved to be enough to defeat him.
The game was fast from start to nm
ish. and several plays brought rounds
of applause from the spectators. Gauz-
"a and Munich featured with fielding
stunts, while Bob Murphy's batting was
the best OF the evening. Robertson.
who pitches for the savannah club in
the summertime. proved that he Is just
as good indoors al outside, by striking
out eight batters during the five rounds
II was announced that the third game
OF the series will be played on Tues
day evening, when the teams will line
up against each other again.