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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-30
New York Money Market.

New York, july %
Prime mercantile paper AZ per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 4S475 for
60-day bills and at 4S45 80 for demand
Commercial bills asa
Bar silver Coz
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds, irregular.
Money steady at 2s; last loan q; clos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-30
Now York Clifton Market.

$50 a Us: southern Dbl. go q 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-30

Wabash Pfd.
West. Union ....... 81 50 50
West. Md.
*. ID.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
-. . -S.-.-~ EH- :
Ola / ] g. czego jest 81 tax popu-
larnY.

larny.
Aptekarzom eprzedajacym
przyjemnie jest patrzec, 2 ja-
kza szybko6cia znika z p6lek
SeyerY sBalsam ma Pluca
(Severa's Balsam for Lungs.
pokupno6ce lego }atwo Wy
tl6maczy6, O)soby cierpiace
na kaszel, zasiebie9nnie, krup,
Dol gardla, bronchitis, ko.
.kz sly, chrypke ! inpl ne, cho-
robY pluc j ggar1dla, u&JyW g:tt
s{see Sc Ba sll5l ma Piuca .. 2
wiie'llkz is a. pow',,oedzepiem j roz-
powiedzia1y 2 lego sku It g
nosei znaiomym ] s IS er
stad jego popularno6c: Bee
WarunKQWo 4Reos1aEEal SIC g, 70
znakomite lekarstwo, Tylko
Is eent6W "a butelke;; wick
sza 30 eent6W. sprzedawany
przez aptekar1y Wszedzie.
Wyrabiany przez v. p. SCI
vera Co, Cedar. Rapids; Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !

Pozw6lcie nam sobie pokazac
jak mozecle DUO wiecej pieniedzy
zaroblc bez dtug1ch godz1n j cie1r
kiej piracy, do kt6rej ME jestescie
przyzwyczajeni. P~ozw6lcie nam
dopomddz odpedzic Vase k1opoty
przez wyuczenie Was iezyka an-
gielsk'ego, aby zspewni6 VAN
dobrobyt l ~szcze6cie " Ameryce.
Tyslacom dopomogll6my j z pew
no6c,a VAN dopomozemy.
NauczYmy Was przez' nasza
nlezr6wnana prawnle z~astrzezona
metode listownie, W waszym vol.
nym c~zasis, " trzech mies,acach,
nietylko movie, czyta6 pisae pc
angielsku, lecz W ciagu nauki przez
pytania i odpowiedzi kt6re cwicze-
MA (preparowane dla kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci l stan dora.
dzamY l instruktujemy Was sto-
sownie. Przez co jestesmy v moz-
no6ci pokaza6 Wan ma ssy osza j
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa che6 jak / .~zaufanie
do n~aszejj melody wlasnie W ciagu
naukl sic pokazuia.
w naszych cyrku]arzaoh wy
ja6niamy opisujemyenasza metoe
de tax szczeg6}owo, II kazdy sic
przekona i przyz1ac musl, lie lat
wiejsza, lepsza, szybsza i tahsza
droga do nabycia angielskiego je-
zyka nawet dla najmniej wykszta}-
conego czlowieka ME egzystuje.
!Cyrkularze z~awierajace przedwstep-
ne lekcye wysy}amy zupe}nie bez-
platnie dlatego nawet znaczk6w
pocztowych ME potrzeba zaIaczaG.
Piszcie zaraz pc bezplatny
cYrkularz i przekonajeie sic zanlm
ma rome ksiazkl pieniadze ma darmo
wydacie. Podajcie sw6j dok}adny.
adres ((tskze powiat " ma}Ych
miejscowosciach) j adresujcie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
Slusznie sadzisz!

Slusznie sadziszl W
prawdzie SO szczuple nasze do
chody, lecz mkt ieszcze niezu-
bozal, kto przytulit do sic.
bic sierote; owszem, Pan Bog
'blos1oslawi ] pomnaza GU
hleb eodzienny!
| Diva 2. lata ninety Cd tego
czasu J6zef ~zapomnial o,daw-
nei nedsy j pos}uszehstwem
grzscznoScia uagra ld nj.
Hose pa6stWa Wrebskichh, kt6.
rzy sierote tax pokochali, re
'najm nj r6inicy ME czy-
Mill i mpied = nina dzie6mi;
a nieznajaey pochodzenia 10
zefa eadzili, ze:iest rodzonym
bratem Anto t| j Amy.
A jednak zacbodzi}a r6zni-
ca W usposobieniu. d2ieci.
Anto5 byl hywego tem'pera-
mentu sk1onny do swa-
wolf, J6zef zas chociaz row..
nego 2 MIN wieku, byf lagod-
MESSY i wskutek dawniej-
szych doswiadczeh powaz-
Messy, 2 radoScia epostrze~
gil rodMce, 90 J6zef zbs-
wienny wp1yw wywiera} ma
Antosia i prey kazdei spo.
sobno5ci cd swawoli go
wstrzymywa},
Przytem lby1 J6zef z '.a,a
do us1dg gotowym, nietylko
ola rodzic6w; kt6rych 5ycze-
Mig Pragnal zsad ! y leoz
takze ola. braciszka j siostrzy.
czki. Dla l5'qge byl kochanym
OQ NszystK1cn, 1-cz9sCO pau
Wrebski mawial do Tony,
kiedy sami SODA zostali:
Naprawde, J6zef Jest
nail epszym ma 6wiecie. dice
n%ajod di iejszym
ola Antosia towarzyszem, sto.
krotnie odplaca nam sic, ze6
my 60 do.siebie przygarneli
Gag daisy nastapi.)
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25

- WHY W OPOW10AoJQ'
Chlopczyna, uklak}szy
pred z'6bkiem, zaczal spie-
wac drzacym %jeszcze cd MIRO
~ glosem:
Aniol .p~asterzom m6Wil:
C'hrJystus ste wan narodlzif, 1.
w Betlejem ME bardzo hojnemr1
Urodzif.sie w abdstwie [mie6cie'
Pan wszego stworzenia.
Obok J6zefa uklekli Antics
i Anna, pan Wrebski eiegna1
po gitare przygryWgaljac,
wrazSz iona 5piewal pieS6 al
do kofca.
- -
Blogos]aRiona matka,
: rzekl pan par WrebY u: -kt6.
"a tax pobcznie wychowala.
dziecie.
q - - tx. lE-.. - ~ E &.sI
Mameczko! - zawo}a}
Anto5 = MECH J6ziu costa
ale u mas j bedzie moim.
braciszkiem.
= ia tez prose- mamusie,.
MECH J6ziu = zoaitanie u nasl.
-:dodaje mafe6ka Anusia,
Pan WrYbski, spoirzaW-.
sly ma dome i wyczytawszy.
Y iei oezacL, 20 sic zgadza z.
my6la jego, :rzekl do dziatek:
ie4eli sic z l6zee s + za cav
see Observation-Disclosures be-.
d:!zlieeie, zostanie u mas, az.
lima nie minie!, ;
=. "a peda bardzo grzecz-
nyl- apEosii Anto6 - I ia.
taIklzl :tl w1ola}a Anusia.
J6zef za6, podni6slszy oczy==
nlaa Wrebskich, iak.
.dyby ME dowierzat szcze-
lciu aV Y PIC ME odpo-
81 pani Wrebska tu-
go do siieebie, rzek1a: =
cheese zostae u nas2
D1iekuja 81, RRoze DIE
kt6re6 mnie zapro ~,
do tax dobEych pa4-
silva! : wys zeptal p61g}o.
16zef, 2 potem nseiska}
kolana nowych rodzic6w j
Antosia j Amy.
Dlugo " wiecz6r bawiii sic
.szyscy, DO uczuli v eereu
' y 2 j pok6(, : :j'e' e'g@l
jwiat dad ME mole; al pani
Wrebska prz.ysposobiiw1,gs szy
owe }6&eezko Ola J6zefa O.
ook Antosia, i zm6wiwszY 2
}ziatwa przed zl6bkiem vie
'zorne nodlitwy, odf l 1'
malc6w ma s4'oezYnek.
-%Jad1xigol odezWya} sic
ian Jan do aonki swoiei II
aie i mie'lldmy. ieszcze pigdy
szczeeliwej Will. To Pan
3 50. eshlopczYka teggo nam
,eslal.
Mezu drogil przy'zlrnlaie
,ie, 70 3 poczatku niepok6i-
!: :..... - -.s-.:- i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25
ZlL0BEK.
Powiest Z niedawnej ~przesxlofei
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszyD
Sko6czywszy pie6d, maggie
przerywa mezczyzna muzyke,
.ogladajac sic poza siebie,
skad Jimmy wiatr wcbodzi1
do pokoju.
- C6z to "a chlopczyk?
I Ma CLOS OLGA wszyscy zwr6-
Gill sic ku drzwiom, W kt6.
rych nasz chlopczyk kleczaF.
= Przybliz sic mole die.
Gle? Eodezwa} sic gospo-
domu.
Chlopiec wszedl do poko-
ju, drzwi %przymkna} j poz.
drowiwszy Pans Boga, sta
nal skromnie PREY 6cianie.
- Skadze to jeste6 chop
czyku?- pyta sic PAM.
- z Nierozwady! - 3D.
powiada ch}opczyna.
Skad sic dosta}es tn do
mas W tax okropnej zimie?
Ch}opczyk lkajac opowia'
da} ze 90 gospodarz wype-
dill 2 domu re uciekajac
pred MIN, zaszed} do lasu,
do kt6rego sic echroni} pred
zimnem.
J - Gdzie mieszkaja twoi
rOdzice?
! - Jestem sierota, OLGA ME
pamietam, a make W ostat-
ME Swieta wielkanocne po-
chowano ma cmentarzu W
Nierozwadzje.
; - A czy ME masz brata
Tub siosty, albo innych krew-
nych?
7 - Me mann nikogo ma
6wiecie opr6cz cioci, kt6ra..
pred kilku- laty pojecha}a 2
za- = - -, -. s~-y =
wujem do Ameryki. Gdybys
mi kt6 droge wskaza}, pc.
szedlbym do c;oci. !
~ i
! Gajowy Jan Wrebski =
b tax sic nazywai gospo-
darz - uja} ch}opca "a reke|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-25

/ pprowadzil do o6Wietlone-
go A6bka; dziatki jego, Antos
i Anna, przynios}y cacka,
kt6re i'm - Dzieciatko -
darowalo, i ofiarowaiY je sic
rocie, ktory iednak choWal
recs W tyl, ME 6miejac ich
p1ayiee.
q ~rozrzewnieniem przypa-
TRIVIAL sic rodzice tym dzia-
lom dzieciecym.
Antosiu! Annol pocze-
- .%s.a 81 <".&
kajcie, az sic chlopczyk! Ogre
lie!
Tatusiu, posadzimy go.
obok tieca ma mojem krze-
selkul.- =zawo}al Anto6,
cbwytalac chlopca "a raczke''
-oj, iaka>zimna rekal
= Maggie ciep}o zaszkodzi-.
ioby mu = .odezwa{ sic oj
ciec lepiej, re powoli sic!
rozg1zeje z dala cd pieca.
= jake sic nazywasz,
chlopcze2 6
- J6zef Stelmach! = OF
ciecs sic nazywa} take y6ztet,
a matka Marya! @zz =
!: J6zef uwaza} ma kazde $40
wo, lecz oczu ME spuszczaf q
prze6licznej szopki. = spo7
strzegt sic pan Wrebski, q
zapro o~adziwszy 60 blizej do
szopki, zapytal: - Wiesz tez
co ia szopka przedstawiaY
= Wszakze to prawdziwe'
Betlejem; dzieciatko, to Fan!
Jezus, PREY zl6bku Naj6wiet-
sza Parma i 6w. J6zef: wol
i osiel para swa ogrzeweja
Dzieciatko; pred MEM kle-|
cza 6wieci Trzej Kr6lowie i
pastuszko'w.ie. !;
= Gdaieze6 widzia} podob7
ma szopke? |
Jeszcze nigdy ME. wi.
leoz kochana mate
czka %opowiada{a mi czestotE
his torye O Bozem Narodze3
niu; vice zaraz pozna}em ze
ia przedstawia Betle7@
jem; WIEN takze, co ,anio}ko?
vie opowiadaja pastuszkom!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
GOMPERS CALLS ON
He YB j R n To
MAKE GOOD
FEDERATION PRESIDENT
ANSWERS IDAHO SENATOR
DefieS WeSterner to Prove in
Court Of Law Any of Charges
Made Recently in Course Of
Senate Debate
fBv Morning journal Special Leased wire.

iIiv Morning Journal Special Leased Wire. !
Washington, Jan. 2l.-Senator Hey
burn of Idaho, is challenged los sam
ucl Gompcrs. president of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor in an editor
ial in the February issue of the FEEDER
ationist to produce in court of law
any evidence which ne may have OF
amy Illegal acts performed by Comp
CrS.
The editorial Is based upon the oc-
currencc in the senate last Thursday
when Hepburn declared that no com
muniCation should be received from
Mr. GumpcrS. because of the facts dis
closed in the Mcnamara trial ana sub
scquent thereto.
Tho Idaho senator also said the
president of the American Federation
OF Labor was not qualified To- address
a communication to the scnutc or To-
the government.
Referrine to his challenge To Sena
tor Hepburn. Detective Burns and
SPONSORS 10 prove i'm a court of law
any charges which amy or an OF them
may bring against him. President
Gompors addrcssins Mr. Hcyhurn con
tinucs
Il now and here include you and
defy YOU and challenge YOU to pro-
durc ia "a court Of law. ans such tVI-
dcncc. You win observe that ! specific
ally state i'm "A court of law rather
than under the constitutional urotc.-
ton which surrounds your privilege JoI
wa- YOUR uubridlcd tongue iu iHdi
rcctiou and insiuuauou.
After declaring that he has been
citizen of th, United states since 1872
] f.I.. f.r I.t. r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
CHICAGO B A n D | rs
CONFESS To
MURDER
Travelling in Automobile Thugs
Held Up Returning Theater
Parties and Woman Was
Killed in Attempted Robbery,
iBv Morning sourua, special Ien.cd wire.

fBv Morning Journal Special Iensed Wire ]
Chicago, Jan. 21.-The police an
nounced today that further confcs-
sions had been secured from the men
charged with the murder of Mrs.
Hattie kaufman on the North SIDE
en- the night -4saa December
George Rabtneau ana John Stacey.
who were arrested at Los Angeles on
January g. said Captain Hunt today,
added their confessions to those Of
Roilin Channel ana Fred Boneham.
"Rabencau admits he fired the shot
which killed Mrs. kaufman. The
quartette started out from the South
side in Chanuell's automobile with the
purpose of performing Il hold-up. Peo-
pie returning to their homes from
downtown thcateTs were selected as
possible victims. This was the way
that Mr.. ana Mrs. kaufman happened
to fall prey to the gang
Channel, the only one of the quar-
tctte who did not flee the city. was
the first to be arrested. lie was said
to have made confession shortly af-
ter HIS arrest Boneham was arrested
ON farm owned by his sister at
Paris, III. Rabeneau and Stacey went
to New orleans ana were headed for
MeXico. they said. They were arrest
el at Seabrooke. Tex, on a vaErancN
charue on December 10. SaceN's
wife, however sent her husband $25
ana the two men were released ON
payment of their fines. From Sea
brooke the two went to Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
RESCUE CAR CREW
DOES GOOD WORK
At kEMMERER
Injured Men TakeH from Depths
in Safety; Cause Of DiSas-
trous Dust Explosion in Wy
oming Remains Mystery,

fBy Morning JourT~h special Leased Wire
Kemmerer, W1'o.. Jan. 2l.-The
cause of the dust explosion in mine
No. A. of the Kenlmercr Coal COM
pany late Yesterday, which caused the
death of five men and the injury of
eighteen others mas MOI yet been de-
The dead. James smith. James
Hansen, James Ward. Peter Landon
and Thomas Dixon We're Americans.
They will he buried here.
Nine Of the more seriously injured
were removed today 10 hospital at
Rock springs, Wyo.
The explosion occurred in what is
known as the second north" entry
one hundred feet from the main stope
and 1000 feet from the surface.
The force of the explosion was
closely confined and only those work.
ing in the immediate vicinity of the
explosion were injured. Miners in
other portions of the mine made their
way to the surface unnjured. The
fans remained in operation and the
after damp soon was cleared from the
entries The explosion itself was re-
sponsible for the deaths and injuries,
none being overcome by gas.
AS soon as the alarm was given
rescue crews We're summoned from
the Dtner mines ol lHe NtHiilltftI
Coal company and the United States
mine rescue car stationed at Dio-
mondville, several miles away. was
rushed to the scene.
Led by helmet men from the rescue
ear, volunteers made their way with
comparatively little difficulty to the
second north" entry and began the
immediate removal of the injured \
thorough search of all the workings
of the mine was made early TO-DAY
and all of the fi1 men in the mine
when the explosion occurred are ac-
counted for.
State Mine Inspector George
Blackor, in charge OF district No. /,
reached kcmmerer and Immediately
began an examination OF the mine to
determine the cause of the explosion.
He was aided by officers of the Unit
ed states rescue car.
The mine workings We're little dam
aged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
BURNS DETECTIVES
DEF|ED BY
HINES
Chicago Lumberman Declares
His Willingness 10 Present
Facts Before Lorimer Senate
Investigating Committee,


Chicago. Jan. Edward Hines,
chicago lumberman. left today for
Washington. accompanied by Attor-
ucy William j. Hynes. his legal rep
r,sentativc in the Lorimer inquiry.
when asked regarding reports of
". j BURNS activity in the Lorimer
case Hines said
II am in possession OF the facts ana
ann not only willing but eager to pre-
sent them 90 the United States scua-
tor IN charge ol this Investigation,
lut ! am not privileged 10 enter into
any discussion of these facts now. u
tho Eurns detectives can be forced tn
otfsr their alleged discoveries to that
committee. I shall be- more than sat
isfcd.
In any event the public viii soon
learn the truth couccrninr this latest
and most astounding feature of the
complicated plot to unssat senator
L0rmer and 10 cast di-credit upon
them. ! know little and care less
.oneernins tire testimony which these
detectives map give bu. ] do know
tnaI the real truth will throw a flood
of light on the desperate character Of
fhs methods now employed hy those
cspousiile Tor this latest outrage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
STARVING CHINESE
APPEAL To WORLD
FOR SUCC0R
MILLIONS DESTITUTE
IN WAR SWEPT LAND
OeSpoodent From Repeated
Misfortune III Fated People
Have Lost the Power to Con-
tinue Struggle For Existence.
ny Morning journal Special Leased w,rel

my "ofhihs Johtnhi Sptclhi Ish-rd Nirc.I !
Shanghai Jan. .I-- IT, .cittus
news OF war and diplomacy has caus-
ed the world To forget the terrible des-
titution that uoW prevails in China.
1t is side issue but one which may
have n vital effect on the settlement
of the revolution.
The flood Of the Yangtse last Aug
ust has resulted in famine areas
which are now accurately defined.
First there is the great Hwai Valley
region, measuring about 100 hy 500
miles, whore the farmers have had
only one goDd crop since 1906. Not
only is there no reserve to meet pres
cnt conditiorJ Ut the people have
lost Ecart ard will not try to help
themselves.
The socorG atea is about Wa Hu,
where the overflow formed for time
an inland sea from eighty to one hun
deed miles long AID varying in width
from thirty to forty miles.
The last district is Hu NaL, where
the. il'ods were local one section
thirty miles scuale aI-i containing at
least 10000 people, was completely
submerged. An estimate of ZOE, 900
facing absolute starvation in Hu Nan
alone is considered conservative while
in the three areas the lowest estimate
OF the destitute II 3,15O,000. The des-
titution such as is experienced IN
China is undreamcd of in more pro-
greSsiVe countries. There are few
charitable institutions and many fam
lilies are left shelterless and nearly uu-
clothed to endure the rains. PillaBe
and destruction have commenced IN
the country whore the reVolutionists
are unable to keep order In the
towns which they have taken the reb-
els keep fair order.
The central china relief commit
tee with quarters in Shanghai, is
making an appeal in all countries Tor
funds to carry or relief work The
committee Is thoroughly representa-
tive of the best foreign and Chinese
communiUes here ana ii is working
in a business like manner.
IN return for relief the committee
Is cNGCtiul WORK from the rccipicnth
who are required to deepen the VII
tercourses and strengthen dykes 10
guard against recurrence of the
floods. Every effort is being mace
to avoid pauporizing the people and
work is planned To tide the tarmr,s
over until they can harvest a crop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
ONO PROGRI,SSINES
ORGANIZE AGAINST HARMON.

columbus. o.. Jan. -l.-Thc pro-
grcssivc democratic league of ohio
organized January with the aNoWcd
purpose of hindcring Governor Har-
mons presidential chances. but which
relrained from mentioning his name
in the initial meeting, today began its
first direct attack on the governor.
The first copies of a pamphlet of
which IT was said one hundred thou
sand copies are to be- distributed. were
sent out by former Congressman John
'. Lcntz, president Of the organiza-
ton.
The pamphlet attacked Governor
Harmon as being the choice of Wall
street. II profcssrd that the time is
ripe for "A democratic victory and
warned democrats not to lose the
chance of victory hy the nomination
of any but a progressive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
TARIFF REVISION IS
NEXT ORDER IN
HOUSE
STEEL SCHEDULE FIRST
ON DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM
Majority Caucus Tuesday to
Decide Upon Measure Slash
inc Duties and Putting Pic
Iron On the Free List.


Washington Jan. 2I-Sterl tariff
revision Will occupy The center OF the
stage in the house this week and the
long expected tariff fight viii be on.
Both houses Of congress have shown
marked lethargy in their work, the
idea apparently being to head off
mlseelldneous legislation SO as 20
leave the field clear FOR tariff. PAN
anna canal Appropriation and othc
important questions. The senate has
peeh usposed 70 take up only the
peHu'nS arpllr"loh treaties ana no
liiilll mas peeh SCI LOT the discussion
"ipnS III, 'il'S lllle'
,,,i,I'i,t t,lv ti1n anu Strei Sehtuule VIII ne
ue9u'S dltvI noon 10
49, Us va ''tV "''''''i "'i0 iese'''"'-
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~ f,I1 ti,.,i,i,,' - i,'Su ~
n,eons cn,,t,ittaa ,,,r,o,ii,t,i,. e ",i
tbat The re,i to'rirf ti,,i,o,;,'1r T., 10
honso ,,otoht haoj., h,, U,ol,,,6,,l,,.
rho revised scbodfto v.ilI ,,,t iro,,
ore an no froa Iiet Yin ,,,t ~ .',.tff
on unvrouoht MON ,rd etnol Ia. riftv
Der cent and viii make red,1ct,nns
ranginp inward from thirt,, nor cont
on mnnufacturos Of staeI tho lower
annIvinV tn ,,rticlne reo,,ir.
ing skilled labor
Tomorrow will be - husv dav in
conpress President Earrnu and 4
Reed. counsel for Andrew Carresie
will testify before the bouse commit
tee on steel trust affairs
The Wiley pure food controversy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
WILSON STILL DECLINES
TO MAKE STATEMENT

Princeton. y J.. Jan. 2l.-Governur
Woodrow Wilson ot New Jersey. r,-
turned tonight To- Princeton from hi.
trip through Michigan. lie declined
20 be seen 10y newspaper represent
iives but sent word he did not car.
to make ans statement about the ,.or-
sions bv Colonel Harvey and Henri
Wattcrson of tho Manhattan club iu-
tersiew az which hc is said To- hay.
told Colonel Har-er that the support
Of Harper's WestIr was iniurine him.
Tho governor added hc had not
made up his mInd whether he wouI 3
make any statement at Trenton to-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
W'I el'EH WoEll.D -
lIGH POSITION FROM RANKS

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Frank OILS Mel
cher who was born i'm Maine i'm 1861
and graduated from Tufts college in
1851 entered the railway service as
aU assistant i'm the engineer corps of
the Pittsburg railway. He was sue
ccssNek instrument man. assistant
engineer chicf engineer. division su-
perintcndent ana general superintcnd-
cnt of this line lie entered the ser
vice Of the Rock Island system in
1900, first as superintendent of the
Illinois division and then as general
superintendent of the Choctaw III
vision and later as general manager of
ihe central ana northern divisions. He
was made vice president several years
ago. His home in recent years has
been AT WirnHtka. Illinois.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
JERSEY DELEGATION
UNIT AGAINST
WILSON
Former State Chairman to
Wage Relentless War Against
Governor in Democratic Pres
identiaI Nomination Fight,
lBy Morning Jou-ual special Lea.ed wire.

IBv Morning Jourual Special Leased Wire !
. Baltimore. Md, Jan. 2t-"NeW
Jersey viii send twcnty-eisht dele
gates to the national convention in
Baltimore. Not one of these viii cast
bollot for the nomination of Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson. was the
statement made here tonight by
James Il. \ugcnt If Newark, y. j.,
formerly state chairman of the dem
ocratiC state committee. who was
forced from that position some
months ago 10y Governor Wilson
Mr.. Nugent with four other demo-
cratic leaders came To Baltimore to
arrange for the entertainment of the
New Jersey delegation next juno
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
DECLINES
TO TALK ON IIITtIICOtK.

oyster Bay, y. Y. Jan. 21.-Form-
cr President Roosevelt was asked to-
day if there was any truth in rumurs
that Postmaster General Hitchcock
who was in New York yesterday, had
a conference with him. Mr.. Roosc-
velt's reply was "a wave of his hand
and mot one word to SAY
lie told the newspaper men he
would not answer political questions
on sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-22
TAFT DETE ERM|NED
TO NOMINATE
JUDGE HOOK
directions to Kansas JuriSt
tai. to Convince President of
us U0t.neSs to Hold Place
UH Supreme Bench,
". -. Iaurn.l spe.l.l I.a..a MO-

N'-rihs I"urn-i special I.as.d wTr.
-fHu. Jan. 81 Among
' President Taft 90 was gem
r-tuod chat The nomination
t -faIas Circuit judge Hook
fa thr supreme court. sue
lHt .Ite Justice Harlan. would
Fl" lln e0uatc this week. oh
i' Jud-e Hook. referred io
General Nickor-hau d.
f. te rot proved courincin-
president and ha is inclined O.
arn"iUtmruf shortly.
v president arrived from New
fpua1- French Am hassfdor
'a returned with him Tho
i met ga tu church this
.ut remained ln the execu-
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