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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
TIIE TRAM 70 TAos

THE Trail 10 Taos'' h1s become a
sort Of q slogan up n norlhssn New
Mexico. You can hardly pick 90
newspaper but what Il rises up ana
hits you. and the slogan = being used
not only to forward the good roads
movement, but In what appoars 20 be
an organized effort 10 advertise ths
beautiful scenery Of that part OF the
Rocky mountain region Illustrated
with Hew Of the great palisades Of
the Cimarron. 9 thousand feet In
height. the Ration Range mas the fol-
lowing poetic diffusion on the front
page
About 1897 an unknown and nm
sung band OF ship carpenters on tho
shores Of the Mediterranean laid tho
keel and fashioned from trees once
adjoining the slopes ~ the Pyrenoes
a ship destined TO bear Columbus on
his adventurous trip 10 the west.
Simultaneous with the activity OF
these. an unknown band OF aboriginea
In the heart Of the Rockies laid the
foundation and. from the grass OF the
field ana soil that gave q birth.
fashioned the structure which. after
four ana . quarter centuries. yet
speaks Of the wisdom % thu master
builder.
In the early dawn Of that moment
Gus day when the protese OF Ferdl-
Md and isabella stood upon the
deck Of the sturdy ship ana Eazed
Into the face Of a western world.
there stood living statue Of bronze
upon the parapct OF the indian pueblo
AZ Taos. whose eyes pierced tho miats
10 tho east that he might herald the
kinE OF day. SO wisely and we'll did
the Indian build II seems as though
he designed for eternity. Marvels of
simplicity and liability. Incompatible
alike for their dgiIness and cleanil-
neas. the Taos Pueblos have chat.
lenEed successfully the onslaught Of
tempest ana time. when Columbus
was oIeavinE track through the
waste Of nncharted waters. these
western folk were passing along path.
ways worn smooth by the travel of
their ancestors. -Four and half
centuries ago they blazed the trait
which iured Carson 20 the sunnicat
spot OF tbs golden west win linn.
itless empire 20 choose from. and
sturdy hearts prompting them to seek
until they should find the best. the
Taos indiana have placed their stamp
OF approval on the dcslrabllity at
making your homo" IN the kingdoms
Of Taos and colfax. Nowhere In our
entire state exists the equal of the
cimarron canyon for the grandeur
OF lts beauty. Twenty-threc miles of
tlssure ana crag. dreFyed by lavish
Master Hand, the canyon yearly be-
comes more lnalstent In its invitation
60 Natures communicates Tho
Rocky Mountaln Route. famnlarly
known az che "swastika," has laid It's
steel ribbons In the footprints OF the
Indians and Carson. and thus made
convenient BY rail and ,rail trip 20
the home % the anelen,s.
Sec America first. bat In your
sightseeing amid canyon ana crag Of
the picturesque Rockies. do not pass
By the home OF the flrs, Americans,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
a coNrIllMEp RrATEMENT.
Issisleae Herald Headers WIN 40.
lfctiair.

Deans Sldney Pills have done
appended work ~ iila locality,
Have meriged che unHtintea pfaihe
thcy have received.
Here's evidence Of their value that
mona can doubt
Its Testimony lFem thln locality
twlee-lold and well confirmed,
SUCH endorsements are unique IN
iho annals of medicine.
should convince she most skepticnl
Herald reader.
Torihlo Rodriguez. 10 johnson
STREET. SAINTS We. y. NJ. SAYS; two
ana n half sears aHo ! gave a state
naoni sOr pahllcntqn rcNnrdlng ne
experience with Deans kldney Pills
To-day am STRONGER IN my praise u
lhIn remedy than ever. suffered
ernally from dlaofdered hidncyn me
nnlnn ln ms hack being 20 acute tha'
had 10 stop work and 81 down
The trouble steadily uruw worse Anu
Fafuly knOw what n was % bo free
from AZ ache or palm soon alter
boasn ualnn Deans kidney Pulls my
palms and aches disappeared and ~,
back became strong.
For sale b an dealers. Price su
dents. Foster. MllbuFn Co, Buffalo,
New York. soie agents for the United
elalaa
Remsmber me name noan's--and
phR no otpey n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
NEW nIsD essoss SEAL.

seycnty-flye million Aod Cross seals
ars no~ being printed EOS the holiday
sale 81 those antl-tubsrcuiosis stick.
ev W 1919. The National Ansocia-
iien for the study and Prevention Of
Tabercuiosla. which Ia co-operation
Nllh she American He'd Cross Will
conduct ths saie. makes this an.
nouncement and slaies further
thai the outlook tha year 10 bright
Tor larger sale than ever before.
The spai shin pear u aala to be the
best of lis hind lhaf ihe RED CROSS
has sssr Issued, the design u Ia
thgss colors. REQ. eroen ana Hray. A
sansa clhun head IA the three coI0rs
n shown IN Inc center surrounded by
holly NF4aths ~ eaoA Garner 10 a
small rsd erons Ths seal bears lhs
greellnE. "Mefr chrslnlar. HAPPY
Kew Year American Rst Cross
fs1g."
The ppmpaien for selling He'd craas
nanls VII be carried "a n practically
egpfs State and lellitnfy ln lhe unll-
~ eiaies ana ssen 10 Forto Rico. tas
canal zona ilaNau ana Fhllipplha
ia|ANas ~ sess ihap ieo.pep vqlaa-
Ices aaenls lnoladang dopariment
ffae ana other hlnae " stores. mo.
lIoh nlelurt lhfeiefa In1lvI1pala. ana
... -. ....
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
HAPPY MORTAL

They have captured a Wild man
out IN California who never heard Of
Roosevelt nor the high cost Of living.
Imagine u n you can. No bark VI
the iioun' DAVIS ever nasailod his
ears. troubles In the Balkans have
never been even iar-off eoho homo
rule foF ireland never entered tito
His thoughts and "a war with Mexico
was without tbs naie OF his ooncep.
ton. Ho has been bllassully COM
munlng atth nature IN her widest
moods while Liars. Thieves Naked
lsnbbeFs End cFoohed Boasey have
sesn bringing ths commonwealth to
tire verge Of ruin. and has gone 10
sleep tranquility under tho stars while
paFHplgane and wan ana wild-oyod
p~iFloss have uai 40 night after
nlsht baIloiinH thlrty-fold and more
~ save the country. 70 thls man Il
has booted not whether Lorimer was
guilty 90 innocent victim or Victim
lseri me fastest lhInE IN Ice cream
pants han neseF robbed his excheguer
o. biz heFd.oarnod savings nor hln
mind 81 resls the coal blll the iet
blll. fhp moal bill. ths grocess hlll.
lhe millinery blil me milk bli tko
a. 2lI, HAYS never followed him
nae gaunl spscteFs from place ~
plAeot ~ ~ tariff ha han wolsed
poti 81 masttlns ana olvoFclnk. %
goohlng nc baby and d paying shs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19


Thorpe. the Indian athieie. proved
himself the greatest all-aropnd CON
torsant IN The Olympic games ~
Stockholm. The one man whose
AmsFicanssm cannot be- questioned.
and whose blood cannot be- traced
hack 10 European sources seems TO
have 'mnde good" In startling FASH
Ion and 20 have performed marvcls
IN the way OF speed and strength. His
achievements move the Denver RE-
publican TO the following Interesting
view Of the care Of Poor 10;
u IL unfortunate that more Thorpea
have not been developed from the
Indian popularIsn % this country. A.
Edward n Curtis recently pointed out
iH magazine article. the Indian. had
ne been properly encouraged. could
have strengthened Americas claim
70 art music and literature as we'll
ne 10 athletic honors We, the United
states has chosen deliberately 10 sGc-
rlflce AL the potential qualities ~
the Indian race. The poetry IN the
Indians soul. az shown In hiss match-
Ieaa legends. has been stuffed. The
evile % the reservation system have
Slapped the magnificent strength
which came from countless genera
iions 81 clean living on the plains
..s.g IA A. s.a.urtal..a nnrasl.a.tlsf
Thorpe develops in ail-round ath-
letics. or Bender In baseball. 4
football marvel COMES from Carlisle.
and In literature We occasionally get
a DR.. Charles EastmAn--but Eener-
ally speaking we have killed iSe best
IN the Indian.
That the Indian would have re-
sp0nded 10 better treatment there IL
no doubt Iiat ne had 20 suffer. not
20 much from any Intentional wrong
doing ON the part Of the white people
~ from q sort Of national indlfrer-
enoe. once out OF the way, ana
swept into isolated groups ON tho res
oryailons- strange places whore
the tides % civilization rush past
without leaving ~ much ~ a swirl
on q rlpple--lhe Indian was Practical
~ forgotten. r be sure he figured
IN the annual expense account % tho
nation. but that was all. Let him
coat ne pretty penny " he would
Ire main thing was 20 keep him out
Of thc way while we played our own
Same Of chasing wealth.
To-day different voices are heard.
we are genuinely sorry the Indian
was not expiolted Ia another way
not for hls lands. hut for the good
that Was IN bim-iur his music. bis
art, his poetry. his gin Of tongues"
his love OF nature. anc that w"ader-
ful. supple body which would have
challenged me admiration OF the orig-
ina,ors Of the Olympic games.
Yea. ii's too had tae Indian wasn't
Hiven more Of chance. We are
doing what We can 10 make cp for
things nos. ana an occasional Thorpe
or Eastman arises 20 make ~ pat
ourselves on the back as magnani-
Nous conuuerorn. hut really such
sporadic cases only serve TO make us
mere ashamed Of the folly that aacri-
feed a race Of potential poets mu-
niclnnu. artists and athletes ON the
altar OF national indifference.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
STATE NEWS BRIEFS


a fine automobile driveway from
Cloudcreft Ga MescalerO has been
completed which IN one 81 the best
highways In eastern New MeNico. The
work has been done largely by the
business men 0f CioudcrOu.
Magdaicna Democrats have organ
lied q Woodrow Wilson club with "a
mcmborship Of nifty and Will conduct
q vigorous campaign for the school
master la Hoc0rro county.
Rev william Robert Quiggin. pas
tor uf tho First church at christ in
Las Vegas died suddenly yesterday nH
the result of a stroke of apoplcxy
sustained while walking home from
prayer meeting Wednesday night. lie
wan one OF the best known ministers
IN the city.
The funeral Of the late Mrs r. j.
Mabry. wife Of the state senator from
Curry county. wah held yesterday Ia
Santa re ana was largely attended,
the funeral being held from the Pres
bytorian church.
Heicn has suffered series Of petty
robDcrleg IL this pnst few days. q. -.
stamp. a machlnlst who Lost $50. and
Julian salas. proprietor Of the Mid
way saioon. victimized for 3ias. being
the chief sufferers. The thief held
up Mrs. stamp with gun al her
house 10 get the tis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
TWO SECTION MEN ARE
KILLED; THREE INJURED
tfsc Old Mexico Nlcsicans go 90 sleep
uasier WOrk Trnin With iscsnlt
TisHf Az Are Eitlcr Dead or he
Hospital.

Two section hands were killed aud
three seriously injured yesterday al
uarcia. a small station ON the santa
~ cOast lines west OF Albuquerque.
'fite five men. old Mexico Menicans,
vent "a sleep under work train.
The train was moved and two Of tho
men we're Killed outright. Three had
parts of their feet badly crushed and
win he cripplcs Tor llfc The In
jurcd men were brought 10 the coast
lInea hoNpIlnl haro for treatmont.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

During the summer menths moth
ers OF young children should watch
for any unnatural looaenosa or the
bowels when given prompt atsen-
ton at this time serious trouble may
be avoided. Chamboriain's Collie,
Cholera ana Dlarrhooa Remedy can
always be depended upon. For sale
BY all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
o8&1@eo9NMoN0oNl
q HEAT 0fNIAN TENDN
y no MhkE WOMEN
q PALM AND WAX


z ftNF N0HIrIt IiNIf tHtWNN AaN y
Illn fois0us tIllnio =
. enc lIlood 9
no, weather has q very weakening
offset on women. They become 100
lanEuld 70 exercise and have appe-
lsits for iiaht. tasty foods. llkc SALADS
and other cold connections. which do
not digest readily ana tend 10 M
crease their natural tendency y con-
nflpntion.
A. this season women, especially
need ~ their strength 70 rcuist the
encryaflnR effect 81 me heat. Good
digestion and rcaularisy ~ Che bOHela
|nfe essential. Some fruits have laxn-
ave properties. bat they arc uncef
tain Ia theif cffeuf and are not Ben-
orally advised. a mild bowel srimn-
liant ana aiseafars, saeh ~ lF. caia-
uels'x Syrup pepnin. h preferable be-
csuse Il IA certain in ~ effect nRtu-
lfal ~ ~ acfion. and Wholly safe.
Take dose 81 syrup pcpein ~ nigill
and ~ mornlnK The sick hcadacnp
and indigestion Will b. gone.
Dr. cRldwcii'H syrup pepaln 4 sold
lu drug stores everywhere. and costs
fifsy tents 4 bottle; a larger size, in-
ienled for family use. costs ono dol-
lar ~ you have never used Hyrwp
Pepein and would like n free trinl
bottle. postpaid. write % Dr. W y,
Caldwell tos Washington st.. Month
cello, Illinois.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

local Santa We Officials. Tho safety
department Of the santa Re was re-
GENTLY feorganlscd and Mir. Hale was
chosen 10 organize safety committees
at al division points. Santa re,
safety First" ~ the new slogan
adopted by the safety department.
witch h she oularowth Of '''rho Safe
IS fInbli." inauEuratod number OK
months ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

lIDel4 ~ hnora nthiH ard ~
uouidn'i knbw . preiNy st1|an sfom
confhelan ~ ~ were - mept thom
both on me sideeaih
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Don't waste your time darnins
stockings buy our Black Cat hosiery
for men. women and children. They
wear longer than any other brand on
the market. Prices run from l2hc
to tis5. e. Mays Shoe store. 3it
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

an exchange tells uB that mo trace
has been found % mleslnR plumb
err" Perhaps pardon the flight Of
imaginationD he's Workings--fiaton
Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

dive the teachers the glad hand
and show them thai you are inter-
esied in them aud their work. They
are very important factor IN the
up-buildlng 81 state and county
Taos Valley News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
CHIEF I'm THE CITY

isaiah Hale. commissioner 81
safety on the Santa Pc railruad. IN Ia
Albuquerque today comforting with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

And IN the meantime the person.
ally conducted Ananloa club mem
bershlp has reached hlgh tide and the
private census 81 undesirable citl1ouE
has grown beyond rcc0gnitlOn.s--
Springer siookmaB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
Blowout?

Hope b. tire that ~ not impcr-
ylous 10 the puncturca Of reality
Gallup Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

For soreness of the muscles
whether induced ~ vl1Ianl eKoroise
% injury thora h nothing hetser
than cnamberhan'n tInlnaent This
liuImeuf alao fn,|eRNa Fhoumaslo
pnlua Eer NV ~ nlpee'sla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Keep your money ~ home; n lasts
longer and does you sooder good
Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Anyway. Mr. Taft una Mr. Rtlcr-
man are pleaaed.-SprinEo Stock
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
A TEAKETTLE WITH A
LID ON THE SIDE

Conservative England has produced
. radical toakeitlo, Here u 10 win
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

the lid on one side ana hinged The
I'D may bee fifted and held up by the
thumb Of the hand which holds 'he
kettle. while the 0thor hand u tree
10 operate the clipper or water faucct.
And escaping steam wnn't scald tho
housewives hande either.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

ONE or THE most serious
charges brought against thc Seattle
Judge iH that 0f su0rins on the bench.
There are times in the YrOggeFs of "a
trial. when Judges can be forgiven tor
nnppins--bus HnorinH' n this could
d. proved aud tho Judge not I'M
peaohed the domand for the judicial
recall would swell 10 thunder tones.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

THERE ARE TIMES" says an
-keh#nEe" w eyeFs mans life when
he wants iu GO oug and 80 by the
river and watch the waters fiOW and
think deep thoughts Some call This
longing by one name and some bS
another but u n merely thu world
old desire 10 got away from the beat
ca path Tor a little while" Sounds
10 uu juss Ike "a plain. old-fashioned
Crouch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

TIIAw may ~ either same 90 Insane
bat IN any ease We are forced 10 state
that somebody lied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

WIPE STARS Composer AS lie N
About to EloDer says y two column
headline. IN the Igosweil News over
~ splendid speaking likeness OF
Robert A. laFollette. We w0uld
never have thought Il OF Mrs. Ia,Foi-
lette--nor 1T Bob. either, though he
- a gay old sport and you neyo. can
tell what the old ones viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Thore was maid. Priscilla urlmea
Who now, alas. ~ dead and gone.
She'd change her nina a dozen times
while putting her complexion on.
birmingham Age Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

THE OLD fashioned man Wiu
never iost hiE ovcrshoes hasn't been
much Of a noFrity Of late.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
BEGUN
IN DARROW'S TRIAL;
END OF CASE NEAR

Los ANGELES. Aug 12.--The be-
ginning of the end Of the trial Of Clar-
ence Darrow for bribery came today.
Arguments in the case, which has been
under way since May, were opened with
the converting of court and were ex-
peCted to last until Friday.
Deputy District Attorney w J. Ford
had the first place on the list of those
who were to address the jury. Ford
probably will occupy the entire day in
an argument on evidence.
The question of seating the people
who will throng the court room during
the arguments has been arranged. Mem
bers of the jurors families had seats
reserved for them, as did members of
the families Of attorneys for the prose-
cution and the defense. Visiting at
torneys also were given preference
within the court room. The seating ca
pacity practically was all covered by
ticket.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
BOB JONES CHOSEN
TO TAKE UP WORK
OF LATE SAM JONES

The tabernacle erected at Carriers
vile fot the late Sam Jones revivaIs
and which has not been used since his
death more than five years ago, will be
used regularly again for evangelistic
services. Following the services last
night the 1000 persons present voted
unanimously that Rev, Bob Jones, of
Montgomery, Ala, be chosen as tine
successor to the great Gainesville
evangelist.
Revivals have been held with Rev.
Bob Jones leading. assisted by DR., P.
W. Munhall of Philadelphia. So great
success met ATr. Jones efforts that the
decision was reached TO make the serv-
ices a yearly feature as was done in
the lifetime of Sam Jones. When the
time came to choose the leader for next
summer the widow of Sam Jones made
the suggestion that a vote be taken.
While Rev Bob Jones resembles
greatly his predecessor in his way of
preaching and in the success of his re-
vivsls, he is original himself and diff
fers in many ways
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
TRAIN is WRECKED IN
ELECTRIFIED TUNNEL;
FIREMEN TO RESCUE

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-More than
500 passengers on the Boston Express,
better known as the Bankers Special.
narrowly escaped death when the train,
running at high speed. jumped the
track in the tunnel At Fifty-sixth street
and Park avenue.
The electric motor engine drawing the
train, z baggage car and one coach left
the track, the baggage car catching fire
from contact with the third rail as it
toppled over All the passengers in
eight coaches were thrown from their
seats or berths and panic followed.
Many of the passengers escaped from
the coaches by climbing ladders low
cred into the tunnel by ttremen who
had responded to the alarm of fire after
the baggage coach had become ignited.
The fire was extinguished with diff
entity
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
Alleged PaymaSter Of SIayerS
of Rosenthal Under Arrest in
Hot Springs, Ark.
WILL RETURN TO N. Y.
TO TELL WHOLE STORY
Fearing Police, He Will Be
Turned Over Only to District
Attorneys Officers.

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Aug. Ia
That the confessions made by Jack
Rose, "Bridgey" Weber and Harry
WALTON in the Rosenthal- gambling graft
case in New York are untrue and that
he viii tell the straight of things was
the assertion made by Sam Schepps
who is under arrest here for alleged
completely in the Staying of Rosen-
thai
The authorities announced today that
Schepps, the man who is alleged to
have served as paymaster of the gang
that killed Rosenthal, would he sur
rendered only to officers representing
District Attorney Whitman, of New
York city. This decision was reached
as a result of a request which came
directly from Mr.. Whitman and of q
declaration by Schepps that he fears TO
go back to New York in the custody of
any member of the police department.
Schepps was overjoyed when he
heard that only Whitmans men could
take him He Immediately recovered
his nerve and declared that the confess
sions made by Jack Rose, "Bridgey''
Weber and Harry WALTON concerning
the murder of RosenthaI were untrue
He said he was willing to return to
New York and tell District Attorney
Whitman everything he knows CON
corning the tragedy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
Pastor Offers to Aid
Bashful Wife Seekers
And Marry En- Free
Rev. G. L. Merrill Tells Girls to
Throw Pepper Into the Eyes
of Washers.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug. IL
Bashful sHains desiring TO meet young
women object matrimony should
communicate with Rev. G. L. Merrill Of
Minneapolis. Rev. Mr. Merrill has con-
stituted himself the friend of the BASH
full. In A public statement, he has
agreed to see that the young men who
are too timid to get acquainted with
attractive girls get proper introduc-
ton. and if they succeed in winning
the hearts and hands of the said girls,
the pastor will further help the youths
by going with them to obtain marriage
licenses, and then hen marry them
free.
Incidentally. Mr.. Merrill advises
young women to hit Washers" over
the head with their hand bags, throw
red pepper in their eyes and then run
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12
Wholesale Execution Takes
Place in New York State
Penitentiary.
PLEAS FOR CLEMENCY
UNSEEN BY GOVERNOR
Desk Piled High With TeIe-
grams Six Are Unmoved,
But One Faints Away.

OSSINING, \, Y, Aug 12.-Seven
human lives were legally taken today
in the death chair at Sing Sing, estab-
fishing a new record for wholesale cleo
trocutions in America. OF the seven
victims, six were Italians and the other
man was negro. All We're murderers.
The following five men were executed
for participation in the brutal killing
of Mrs. Mary Hall in farm house at
Grift1ns Corners, Westchester county,
last November
Vincenzo Coma, Angelo Guista, Lo-
reno Lebori Cali. Felipo Demarco and
Salvatore Demarco
Joseph Ferrone. also an Italian. was
electrocuted for Staying his wife in New
York on October "a last
The negro executed was John w
Collins, who shot and killed Policeman
Thomas Lynch in New York city July
1, 1911, while crazed with drink.
The execution of the FIVE Italians
condemned for the murder of Mrs. Hall
took place while hundreds of tetegrams
sent by Italian organizations in all
parts of the country begging clemeucy
lay unopened at Albany on the desk of
Governor Dix, who is attending the mil
itary maneuvers in Connecticut.