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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16
AT THE LIBRARY.
New Books of Non-Fiction at the Gil
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Alexander-Boy Training.
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Bradford Commission government
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Briggs-Girls and Education.
Bucher-Industria Evolution.
Burrell-Easy Entertaining.
Carver-Principles of Rural Econo-
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Childs-Short Ballot Principles.
Clappe-Wind-band and it's Instru-
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Cope Evolution of the Sunday
School
Flood-story of the Bagpipe.
DEMONSTRATING in Life.
Hill-Book of Entrees.
Marks-Girl's Student Days and
After
Melville - Chats on the Postage
Stamps.
Mills-Spell of the Rockies.
Nearing of the U. S.
Prendergast-Credit and It's Uses.
st. John Child Nature and Child
Nurture.
Slauson-Motor Boat.
Spencer-World' s Minerals.
Synge = Playboy Of the Western
World
Tarbell-Tariff in Our Times.
Thompson-Arctic Prairie.
Veblen-Theory of Business Enter
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Washington-My Larger Education.
Will-Life Of James, Cardinal Glib
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Wiiliams-United States Navy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16

The special session of the legislature
modified the weights and measures law
to the extent of permitting the grow
ers and dealers in strawberries TO use
the short measure boxes they have on
hand, but in extending this special
favor the legislature did not entirely
abandon the principle Of the law for
their benefit for any boxes which fall
below the requirements of the
law as it originally stood must have
the exact Aolding quantity of the
boxes plainly stamped on the outside.
Dealers who fail to follow this provi-
sion of the law when using short
measure boxes are still amenable,
however, and buyers who know that
they are getting short measure should
look for the mark on the box. The
tendency of the bottom of these boxes
to become ambitious and get as near
the top as possible is no longer a
joke in this state in spite Of the desire
On the part of the legislature to save
Sns owners of the short measure boxes
from lQsS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16


The standard equipment of weights
and measures has been received by the
city sealer and that official is now
ready to proceed to business in the en-
forcement of the new weights and
measures law. 1t is announced that
it is not the intention of the city seal
eg to run amuk and inaugurate SEN
s1tional campaign all through the city
but very thorough checking up of
every scale and measure in use in the
city viii be made as speedily as pos
sible. According to present plans
every dealer found with an illegal
weight or measure will be warned and
prosecutions will follow only on second
offenses. All will be given the bene-
fit Of the doubt and the first time it
will be conceded that the dealers
themselves had no knowledge that
they We're violating the law in using
measures which do not come up to-
tae standard as fixed. This is the
common sense way of putting the new
law into effect and one that will meet
with the full approval of every fair
minded man. Many of the merchants
are likely to be caught with scales
and appliances, food products put up
IN packages or tins, and various pat
ented articles foisted on them by I'm.
scrupulous manufacturers which do
not come up to the requirements of
the law and if they show-a disposition
to conform to the new order of things
1t would be unfair to them to iniure
their business for offenses against the
new law which it is fair to assume
they had no idea they were guilty
of until attention was called to them
by the sealer. This does not mean
that any laxity will be permitted, how.
ever, and consumers will be protected
to the fullest extent Of the law.
Every honest merchant in the city is
interested more than any consumer
could possible be in the strictest en-
forcement of the law for it will give
them absolute protection from the I'M
fair competition of dishonest dealers
and the city sealer can count on every
assistance that can be given him in
the detection and prosecution Of law
yiolators.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16
THURSDAY. MAY 1e, 1912.

A first class jury has been secured
in the Marchesi murder case. One
that is able to pass on the intricacies
of conflicting expert medical testi-
mony as well as any that could have
been drawn in the county.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bradford E. Simmons and wife to
Sarah Alice McKeon Pt W " of Sc
~ of sec 6-1-28 e. Warranty deed;
consideration, 81.
Annie Heyer ct al to George B.
Wade and wife. PIT blk 40 on Sc Il
sec 80 tw 2 range % east. War
ranty deed; consideration, ST.
John Kovach and wife to Josef
Zerovec and wife. Pt Sc u sec 80 tw
2 n Of range 90 e. Warranty deed;
consideration, 81.
Leopold Krieger and wife to
Matthias Thomas Jr. Lots and /
| block 3 Of Rice Park Addition. War
ranty deed; consideration, 81.
Mary Gaggin to John Gaggin. PIT
sec 20 tw / range 20 e. Warranty
deed; consideration, $1,000.
William Balm to Thomas Balm and
wife. The n u sw n sec % tw n
)range % E. Warranty deed; consid-
Grafton, 81.
Thomas Balm ct al to Ola Person.
IS " of sw n sec 20 tw range %
lie. Warranty deed; consideration, ST.
Ola Person to William j. Balm. Lot
II of William H. Bells sub. Warran-
Ity deed; consideration, ST.
Josephine Blomanhouse to Walter
Lipinski. Pt lot 2 blk l9 of Bond
and Strongs addition. Warranty
deed; consideration, 81.
John Muller ct al to Herman Sell.
Pt ne Il of sec Is town ] n range
E20 east. Warranty deed; considera-
ton, $1o50.
Thomas w. Riley and wife to Oscar
r. johnson and wife. PIT lots 10 and
10 blk IS of Bains sub. Warranty
deed; consideration, 81.
Julia T. Ekinkle to Fannie Stein
metz. Pt lots 10, II and IL of Bains
Isub. Warranty deed; consideration
81.
Emily E. Bond ct al to Markus
Thomson and wife. Lot IL blk 2 of
Quinton sub. Warranty deed; consid-
GRAFTON ST..
Chas. Meisel and wife to Charles
Hopf. Pt section 80 tw l range 10
east. Warranty deed; consideration
81.
If your tires show the effects of the
hard usage the bad roads have given
them we can help you. Patching, re-
treading, anything that will add life to
a tire done in short order. We are
agents for the Cuthbert Tire Repair
Co. of Racine. Good work, quick re-
turns, reasonable prices. Purdy Ga
rage. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16

Spraying the COWS with a spray
pump Immediately after they have
come to the stable may be practiced,
but may faint the milk with the odor
of the spray; and If the stable is
darkered it is perhaps better plan
to spray only when the cows leave
the barn for the pasture. The relief
which any one of these sprays rem
ders cows undoubtedly makes an in
vestment in these fly repellants worth
while and to be recommended.
Some stockmen have used prepara-
tions of their own, which they claim
to be as effective and much cheaper
than those named above. Mixing
equal parts of some of the coal tar
products and kerosene oil has been
practiced and recommended by one of
our practical stockmen. This would
reduce the cost of the repellant near
y so per cent and would at least be
worth trying.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-05-16

city are in perfect condition. The
business section of Ripou is paved
with brick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
BY LLOYD OSBOURNE

saw, it was that thick and long and
stood out on end all round his head,
which was the FIJI fashion Of wear
ing it.
Peter could hex his weight in
wildcats, as the saving goes, and
was always ready to DO it at the
fall Of a hat. He was bullying.
ovcrbcaring individual and had ter
rorlzed his way into a family and
married their daughter, helping him
self promiscuous, besides, to any
thing he fancicd, with nobody daring
TO cross him nor complain. Stanley
and were afraid Of him. and that $
the truth, and gave him a little
credit for peace and quictncss sake,
which was well worth an occasional
can of beef or Il iathom or two of
Turkey ,,'ftr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06


tny rcvsaiag rzssaze =. - 1-sass4 wsTsi
Madison. wis.. duly e.-Tlie call
Tor the conferences hers 1uIy zs 10
August l. "to dlacsisa modern Journal.
Ism, itH ideals. Its trend and iss con-
dItion." asserts thni three lmportnnt
factors are inluenelnR modern jour
nallsp. the cnu|lni reQulrod b.
maintain a modprh nowqukper IN CON
atently Increasing, eayH the call. with
the result tlat neWnroperH ure fre-
quently owned or cHptfolled by men
with money rather fhah with IDEAS;
the Fcturns from Advertising are rar-
IDLY increasing, reaultina IN a wreatcr
dependence on sho advertising for
maintenance ana "a Hrowlng oRdonyDr
by the advertisers 20 influence the
policies OF tle papers ana the newH-
paper IN comlnE % be nn Investment
nnd not lnfrcQuently II run merely
20 serve the buslnuan, Hucini or uultt-
teal Interests OF lia owncrB.
Among those who have Hignifled
their purpose 10 attend the conf0r-
ence are Melville h. stone. general
manager ~ she Associated Press; w.
'. Bryant William Alien white: Ncr-
man HapRo0d, editor Of Golfers
Weekly; Charles n. uraaty ~ tho
baltimore sun, and Fremont OldOr
or the Snn Francisco Bulletin.
II IL plnpned 10 have the leading
newspaper mru gsleah at each Of the
six sessions OF ftno conference
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Ei Paso. Tex. July e.--only a.sOo
men are estimated IA comprising tho
remnant OF the rebel Mexican army
today. Desertlons because OF lack or
food and money and federal trinmpha
have greatly reduced che inaurrocto
column within the last week
General PRHcual Orozco today was
expected ~ the new rebel cnpitai--
Inasez--so launch further plans for a
continuation OF the revolution. Al
thOagh the plan ~ guerilla warfare
vrleinnIlA called for division OF the
rebel forces into dctGchments VI i50
men. General OrOzco now has ordered
that nath column rhEU oon,air NOT
lenh than 500 able men 10 dominate
the region assigned a. each column.
Already the rebel inyasiOn ~ the
state of sonora has begun. Nearly
! .OoO men under General Campo are
marching from Casas 0randes toward
payiape, one OF the mountain paaacs
leading into sonora. enroute from
Aqua Pricta. opposite Douglas, Art
zona, 10 check them II the federal
column OF 1000 men under General
saniones who viii make His head
qgartora az coionia Morales. near the
sonora state line anu nifty miles OF
the International boundary General
Hunrin has established quarters nt
Horcasltaa. rs miles south Of the city
of chihuahua.
Railroad and telegraph communi.
cation with the city of chlhuAhun
probably win he restored Id ave days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
DEATH ENDS LONG
LIFE OF TRIAL
AND TROUBLE
Misfortune in Many Forms
Pursued Mrs. Nancy New
man Of Kentucky for Eigh-
ty-seven Years.

fny EvuhInG ifsn ID a. 2. LEASED Svirel
,finwesyillc. KY. July 6.---iianoock
c0unty's "truble woman" Mra. Nancy
Newman, II dead here ~ the nge OF
~ years She was the last Of thir-
tsen brothers ana sisters. whose step.
father, Captain John S,erFell, was
the fiFal sheriff of the county
Tragedies cnme fast into Mrs,
Newman'n life. Her youngest child
was Acalded 10 death Ia tanning
watt the second wan burned 10 death
ON the home hearth two weeks later
The third, Confederate soldier
was murdered d ros NJ Mobile, Ala.
Tho fourth waH killed two years ago
when a house fell ON him. The flfth
met death IN a runaway five yeni%
ago
A son-iD-lnw ana grandson met
violent deaths and the aged woman
herself two weeks ngo, hObhlins intO
the kltehon for drink. seil and
broko her leg, whlnh bad not begun
70 mend when she died,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
Formal Call for ProgrsSslve
Convention to Issue MeN-
day; viii Contain Review
of Theft at Chicago"
0sBOnN EXPLANATION
SUPPRESSED BY DIXON
Colonel's Manager Says State
ment Of Governor Of Michi-
gan is Somewhat Involved
and WithhOIds Il From Sup.
porters.

fRy layenlng lisraIa a. ,. p.ensed wlFel
New York;. July G.--It wna an
nounced at Roosevelt headquarters
here today that Senator Dixon would
issue a statement which would con-
tain "a full declaration of the posi-
flon of the Progressive party on the
political issues of tso day ana re-
port az progress made IN the parsy's
organization.
The statement viii be preliminary.
Il WAS indicated. "a the formal call
FOR the Progressive convention which
VIII Do issuod on Monday
The call. according 20 Charles a.,
ThompHon Of Vermont. one of the
Roosevelt leaders, wlli "attcmpt 90
Justify the movement for the third
party with review OF "tha THEFT"
az Chicago. He added that resume
Of the contests IN Colorado. WASH
ington. Texas. Oregon and one dis
trlcs in Tennessee II being prepared
as the basis sor later statement.
Todap's statement. u WAS lndicat-
~, win contain = li~ifs 81 tbo alulca
where Roosevelt aWbpofEcrH have
agreed by toiogrnrh 10 slEn the call.
These states. Mr Thompson said.
now total SO and with two exceptions
include 'nll the progressive states" "
The exceptions are Maine and Me-
braska which. ION account Of state
contests" viii not sign.
Mr.. Thompson hasd Senator Dixon
received . long telegram from OOvs
ernor Osborn of Michigan. explelnlns
his position regarding the third party
movement. llut he would not make
the message public.
IL WAS somewhat involved" he
Hnld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
OBJECTION RAISED
TO HILLEs AS
CHAIRMAN
President Taft Will Not Insist
on Appointment Of Score.
tary as Active Manager Of
Presidential Cam Aign.
,Ey Evsnlns EEssaia a. '. LEASED wlss,

lEy Evsnlng Hsraid A. =. LEASED wissj
beverly. Mass. Juiy e.~-Althonglr
President Taft has favored the ap-
nointment 0f his seerclHry, q. y.
Itllies as chairman of che iioEubllcau
national committee with the active
loadesphip Of his campaign for 70.
election. he viii not insist Il the ma
tl0nnl committed holds different Views.
In addition 60 Mr.. flillea, Willlam
nnrnes Of New York and former
Representative Herbert Parsons of
the same state. have been mentioned
ns possible chairman. Ohiecilons have
been raised against both just ae they
have been raised against Mr. Riliea
ON the night of his nomiuation, the
president wrote q telegrHm 20 the ma
tlonaf cOmmlliee shon Ia Chlcego.
stating that he would Ike 10 have Mr..
llillos made ltH chairman. Tho tel-
cgram was not sent. NJ IIIllos hliu.
SELF persuaded the president not %
make a decision nt that llne but To-
await che conference with tho nnb
committee, then already appointed.
1fN known that uftor Mt Igllles re-
turned 20 Wanhington he pointed out
Tho work he had done % the pre-
convention campnlgn ana AaI0 he
could BE- OF great anNIHiRncf IN hts
present position ~ Heffelnft IN tho
pro- election days The president. It a
faid. Aaw lhe force ol NJ afsumonl
ana win nor demand nls anpo|nlment
Monday Il the sub-conullIet backs
another man Niio iHeHls VIII Mr.
Iti2F 81 ts,Ei,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Reported Big Armour Concern
Has Secured Denver House
and That Morris Interests
Purchased Stock Yards,


Inv savensnn nsrala 4, y. hsassa wiFsD
Dspysf. July ga rnmor thar the
Colorado Packing company'H plent
has parspd Into the hands Of the Ar
lnouf Interests and that the control
of the Western Packing company u 90
81 % swift ana company ana that the
Denver Union stock Yards are % -
20 Morris and compeny of Chicago,
IL cNgrent IN the stock yards here. or
hoialo of ihe COMPANIES ~ Denver
would nos ropnfm lho reports when
came oflalnaily from KanaaH cry ~
nolhef Niih q rumor that lhe cpanhx
Packing company Sf Omaha, had OBJ
sa.nNA noaseaQlon 81 the hammond
plant a the linton stock Yards, chi.
ctn1 and would enter lae market
ihNfo
fhe r6Wler plant al Kansas city d
ran0lIt1 inrlnNGN |n lne IIHnAfef ~
lna nnIntaf1 rtHrHE cHIUwnf plant
"a hf rmeN4a ana a j. Nal0 'no Mas
|ofas NluN otNinhnY p|8Hl ~ ~
Ia161H Maj 4onH viii f4AI W me
Ht..Gfn rntala4 rbmnanY In ere ~
|1NIH lIanaltI n nNiH ana 4oMranI|
hI .sinlIHo t|nnaf4 afH a|1 ~ b.
I0 aI1 nn|Nfe ~ An|SaIloN o|
}A1 NNNanA' NftlNH epWttHN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Governor Wilson Expressed ala
opinion today that tic high cost or
living ~ the burning asue % the hour
and that "at ia heart Hos the hlHh
protective larh.." II n an issue he
said. that he eapents 70 cover fully
Ia his speech OF acceptance.
"undoubtodly the tariff IN ne the
center OF IT," he said. referring 10 the
hlgh cost of living. 'sI'ho cost of
living Is ~ interlaced on public aueH-
tions OF All kinds that tho conclusion
u Inevitable. This tariff liep ~ kho
heart of Il an. A great many of tie
truit questions of the time have aris-
en- out of the tariff. The minute you
gc, out from the conler--tho nigh
tarlff--yo yet into the trust auenr
tlon and Others"
'Do You intend. Rdvernor." he was
asked, 40 take OF yorr coat ana ~
lo the mat with Colonel Roosevalt on
the question:
THAT sounds decidedly strenuous.
doesn't ilY" he commented. laugh
ing. Intcnd 10 ooyer ahe matter IN
my speech of acceptance and my
campaign speeches on course there
are other questions which { shall deal
With IN my speech of acceptance.
but I cannot indicate Just now what
Hhali say, I want time 10 orgarlxo
my thoughts"
"The mort interesting features ~
my mail to-day" he continued, ARE
the contributions There nro per-
hapa a dozen letters containing
checks. These are from 50 20 800.
That pleaaos me greatly because Il n
my idea OF the right kind Of canl-
pal9E fund. think That the oontfl-
buttons ahould come IN ANAL
amounts from unsolicited sources =
James Hamilton Lewis wired ffvmi
chicngo today:
"a does not diminish my aenti-
ment towards Mr.. Clark FOR me 20
congratulate my country upon youf
nomination.. Rest assured that am
ono Of tho mon who will aid In brlnH.
Ing % YOU the electoral vote Ut Niis
noia. Indiana and Iowa"
Mr.. James Rald the Democratic
Notification committee wculd anscm-
bio az che Imperial hotel, New York,
on the morning OF August z. ana
come % soasirt in a body for th~
ceremony, which viii occur nj y ~,
Mr. Jamaa wilt be the chairman %
tho modification committed
II Is planned 20 have the governor
recclvs tho committee under iha trees
on hlA lawn II ihe day ~ fine.
- shall mako tho apeoch of notl~
ficnllun Mr. james said. "Thls
probably viii ho short. Tho gcvern1f
viii Feply with n Hprrch Nhirh ~ cK-
poctod 80 furnish the keynote IT the
whole campalgn."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
OARROW Confident
OF ACQUITTAL
Chicago Attorney on Trial for
Bribery Preparing to Con-
duct Own Defense Owing to
Illness Of Counsel.

(ng nssHina SIerald 4. y, I.sasss wfsal
Los Anakiee. Juiy g-t'Varenee y
parroN, on trial Tor alleged iuly
bribinE Nlll So prepared 60 teks
charge ~ hle own cheo la the event
chief roupans Nnn Ronesn has rot
recovered ffnm bis illness when tha
trial is feGnmed Monday morning.
NJ. paffoW Informed Judgo Hut
ton yeg,0F4Af that 40 fnrthef delnS
wosld D& tnuknl ~ the defense un
account ~ Rogers illnosa
With but few Witnesses Remaining
10 TESTIFY lof ihn prosecution. a~a
the uAlpAe ~ lhni4 loallmpBY kn0Nhl
Mr. uafFHW oknft1ae1 eVnfl1enee ~
day IA N|N noQnIIIek ~ doelafn4 We
4ollfl ltht ne nr0HHeuI1nn had Ipiifa
% annN 0el b. Ma 4esr ennneele0
% Any WNH R|Ih enc tF|AaIf ~ jurors
NJ Inf INN48f1nIn NNH& fN iNNEo VISA
only tht 6|HtosI44HIaIaH A10t|nSNnN q
Ne4f ~ fInN0IN 41F WaS sHE|ff|I4
for |mNHN1|N te NNoH NNt NnnH'.
efTe 80 'At a||4e1t 4E|NAo ~ lN0 1a',
~ ptf4tN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
LORIhER DEBATE IN
SENATE PROMISES
SENSATIONS
Final Chapter Of Illinois Fight
to Retain Seat Opens This
Morning; Dillingham; Opens
for Defense.

fAF &teninn herHia A. y. isennna WtFel
Waehlngt0D, July g.. uoncral de-
bate ~ ihe laorlmer aspatoflal nsee-
llon case, which opens today. marks
the baHlnning of the enA of perhnpn
the most sensational coplehl N the
history pf the senate, Win HenaioF
Meyers ~ noniana ready ~ opf the
attack IA tho outset and senator L0r-
lmar planall.H 20 close for the de-
fenae, The senate WAS alnnFd lur tho
final action. which viii probably
come the mldlo 0f next Watk in
parliamentary netion the vote h %
81 taken On "tho legislative dAf oi
1nlf ST"
Senator Dillingham;, Chairman 81
the committee lha, made lht aefphd
InHrallsafIon of the berintI oaoo,
mfda tie flfat apeeoh kodtt DI1aenls
|NN lho flnalnga which uphA'a hofls
NYf
"f fof||u0I was NOT p4aAtNN
Ie14l|na I|N NnallN|a nl lHP f4a|IN
|utnt ~ N|IfNNEef Nhai|gAI 4tHf||
liutN |n 7|||hNlN ~ 1905 WAaN LNI'
|moS NaN 4|NHlfN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
oRozco EusPoRTED IN
JUARkz THIS MORNING

Washington. July 6.--Ceneral Pass
eual Orozco, commanding tho MeNi-
can revolutionary forces. arrived lt
yusres today. according TO reports re-
celved nc the war department today
from Colonel y. u. Steever, acting
c0mmnnder OF the department Of
Texas. Colonel Edwards. consul at
Juarex. reports that while there are
many rebels on their way 20 Junrex.
few have arrived.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
CASH OFFERINGS Or
ADMIRERS CHEER
CANDIDATE
WILSON
Democratic Standard Bearer
VIII Make High Cost Of hiv-
Ing Principal Feature Of His
Letter of acceptance,
BLAMEs THE TARIFF F0R
MOST OF NATIONS WOES


tny Evsnine siesals a. y. LEASED Wipes
Aeaerit n. j., guig e.-~senatar-
elect Ollie James arrived neru this
afternoon 10 consult with Governor
Wilson regarding the official notifi-
cation ceremonies. Before seeing
Governor Wilson. Mr. james said he
"Wednesday. August 2 at aoaerls. war
tlxcd ea the date aud place OF the
formal notification.
William q, McAdou. who hna been
prominently mentioned for the
trcasufenhlp OF tho national COM
mittee had conference with the
governor today. Afterward he said
he was not "a eandidaio for any po-
sllion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
Rebel Leader Plans Invasion
Of Sonora With Port Of
0uaymas on California Gulf
as Ultimate Object Point.
HOPES TO SECURE
HELP FROM Japan
Embargo on Importation Of
War Munitions from U. s.
Proves Disastrous TO Cause
of Liberal Party.


tns Evssins Rsraia a. ?. Leased wIssI
AZ 0snerai Orozco's Headquarters.
saux, Mcxieo July e.---ocneral Pas
cual oronco today ordered tho hulk
OF the rebel troops westward from
here t0ward the state of sonora and
Pacinc coaai towns where Il iN hoped
70 Rrs ammunition from Japanese
manufacturers and continue the revo-
lutlon. Gunymas viii Oe ne ilrst sea-
port which the rebel columns VIII nt-
tempt t0 take.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

an.aur tho f.tt arfinuElt sHIured per-
sana ln he hospitals. Three nf these
are ekutoffd % rerup0f.
The if.vear~aiD hay gho was
nmona sha unldontlfftd injured AZ lho
Cerninx hospital uaa Identified last
night ~ Leonard Rrooks of New
York. The boy WaF seriously Injured
and hsa eAaaeea fof reeaSarf are
adenl There remain twolsc injured
In the Corning hospital and eiaht NJ
~ aouenh honullal hingra. steps
ere being taken 20 arrange for the
burial of the unidentified and un-
claimed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

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