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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-07-20
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF ILLINOIS.

Ol' Ln' L'l- GsI:r Sat-. c.,.sH..t s.S.!...
10000 Deposited with The statea Policies Of an
kinds, ranging from I'VE cents 70 ten thousand
dollars Our industrial Contracts give to the color
ed policy holder more than any other company for
the sane weekly premium-aA - -
cslsrsd AEsuis to Writs and csllect Yer BuInsssB
Information OF rates and Valnes a. your age VII
Be furnished free, upon giving Jour age, name and
address toa- - - -
The AnsFIean Life InSuranes Co., 0f nlinoIs,
Tel. RaadSlphG ~ West Adams Street
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-07-20
Research soeistyto Hear Or. Thompsor

Research soeistyto Hear Dr.. Thompson
The Society For Historical Research
IN Yonkers- n. T.. Is looking forward
with much Interest to the coming Of
DR.. E W. Thompson OF Sierra Leone.
who Is to BE- the principal speaker at
the August meeting Of the organiza-
don DR.. Thompson Is expected to ar.
rive In New York during the week Of
July 20 and viii go direct to Yonkers.
where be win be the guest OF Mr.. John
z Bruce. president OF the society. DI
Thompson Is the author Of history Of
the colony OF Sierra Leone.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-07-20
LsruS Sum FOR MIssions ard Edaestio'

LarpS Sum Fer Missions and Eduestioa
AT the recent annual meeting Of the
Women,s Baptist Missionary and Edu-
eatiOnal association held at Caps
Charles. Va. the committee on finance
reported the sum Of $3.2TL12 for the
ascai year. The sessions were presided
over By the president MrS NJ R
Johnson. Generous aid was given 20
home and foreign mission work and
10 severn educational Institutions
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-07-20
Scholarship For LAYTON ). Wheaton,

Senotarenip For Layton J. Whoaton.
In the recent competitive examination
at Storer college for free scholarship
In Lincoln university Layton J. Whea-
ton, son OF Attorney J. Frank Wheaton
Of New York, was the victor. Young
Wheaton is fond OF outdoor sports
and has carried first honors many
times in the great athletic contests OF
the school during his student residence
ut Harpers Ferry, the seat OF StOrer
college. Mr.. Wheaton will enter upon
bis studies at Lincoln university when
the school opens next fall
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-07-20

Nashville, Tenn.-The most eonstruc-
tive and important organization to be
found In any community among the
colored people is the Nashville Negro
board Of trade, which has only been in
existence since March, 1912 The or
ganiZation has within fits membership
most all Of the important business,
professional and Industrial men OF the
community, and, besides performing the
usual functions Of board OF trade, 1t
co-operates with the Nashville board Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
CONTEST nI7rVA EeN CHAMP
(sgsNftk AND WILSON ~ iON

Burlington, Iowa. AaN ID nun
dreds of delegates arrived here today
Ia attend the Iowa Democratic cuh-
tention which meets here TOMORROW
10 select twenty-eix delegate tu the
Baltimore convention ard adopt a
uartY platform the contest is be-
tween che supporters OF champ CLARK
ana Woodrow Wilson. OF the 1855
delegates the Clark men claim ~ I.
are instructed for their candidate an"
lG2 FOR Wilson
The Wilson men, however, say thh1
Clarka instructed delegates number
g40 white Wilson has 2i6. Bpth slices
admit that the uninHtrueted deiesatet
viii control the convention.
The Indications are that the neiu
alli combine ln an enOrt Up prevent
the instruction og the national dele
gates for Clark in the event ~
deadlock there is possibility tha'
nrVnn may he taken up ea q c0Wpru'
mise candidate as he has maht
friends among the delegates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
IN HALF DOZEN STATES

Chicago. May i5.- Democrats Of
Michigan Tennessee an. south Car
olina met IN state aud district conten-
tlona today 30 elect deeiRatea 70 Bal-
tlmore. Clark and Wilson were ex-
perted 80 battle az Bay city for Mich
igun's twenty -four district delegates
and six delegates at large, while a
faction apparently favOrs an unre-
stricted delegation.
The fourteen district deleEates and
four az large from South Carolina
may be unlnstructed. II has been
conceded that the Wilson and Under
wood factions will be the strongest at
the COLUMBIA convention.
with four presidential candidates In
the field and less than twenty per cent
Of the 1891 delegates instructed, Ten
nessess twenty-fOur delegates, wlse-
acres predicted viii also be unln-
structed. Each OF the candidates Will
have some representation on the deie-
CATION Il WIS said
Republican conventions VIII be hel1
In eight Minnesota congressional dis
trlets today az each OF which two del
egnses will be elected TO the national
convention.
The platform offers the only feature
Of the Mississippi Democratic conven
Ion today, the state primary having
given The twenty delegates 10 Under
Nood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
CLARENCE OARROW
IS ON TRIAL FOR
CORRUPTION Of
A JUROR
Evidence Against Famous At
tOrney Strong as That
Against Mcnamara Broth
ers Declares Fredericks.
DICTAGRAPH TO FIGURE
IN SENSATIONAL CASE
lRg EsrnInn IIerala 4. 2. I.rn.ra NJ

(Ry EveninR Herald A. y. LEASED Wlrel
Los Angeles, May Ib.--Ciarence s,
Darrow OF Chicago. chief counsel for
the Mcnamara brothers IN the Los
Angeles dynamIting case. and one or
the best known criminal lawyers ia
the United States. was placed on trial
before George H. Hutton IN tho sii-
perior court today. under an lndict-
ment charging him with having at
tempted TO bribe a juror In the Alc-
Namara trial When he appeared In
court Darrow said he was ready for
trial, would AJAX no delay. that he was
innocent OF any wrongd0ing and that
he had no fear of the outcome OF the
case.
Darrow Is being defended By Earl
Rogers. former Judge Cyrus McNutt
of Indiana, Will Anderson and by him-
self having announced that he would
make application to the conrt 10 be
recognized as an attorney OF record In
his own case
The prosecution is In charge OF
District Attorney Jonn d. Frederlcks
cution. lie declared today:
THE evidence against Darrow Is as
strong as Il was against the Nc
Namnras."
Among the Witnesses to De called
attorneys for she prosecution de-
clared. would be Mrs. Ortie r. Me-
Manigal, wife OF the star witness IN
the Mcnamara case provided she was
willing to come from Chicago
Other witnesses TO be c'iled IN
cluded Bert H. Franklin. former ch.ef
Investigator for Darrow and who re-
Gently was fined $4,000 for having ar
tempted 90 brlbe one OF the Mcnamara
jurors
Another indictment stlii Is pending
against him. AZ his trial Franklin
tesrlfled that Darrow directed him to
bribe the Jurors ana gave him the
necessary money TO do II. The $i.VOO
found on his person when he Was arr
rested, he testified, was part Of the
funds DarrOw had given him. To
eorroborate FrankiinB testimony n
was stated the state would introduce
evidence secured through the use OF
telephone device paced in Dar-
rows room which is alleged 10 have
recorded portions Of the attorneys
conversations during the time Frank
/ lin was on trial
Detective Guy Biddinser Of Chicago,
who the prosecution declares WIS OF
! fered a blibe hy barrow to make re-
ports on the prosecutions work aud
Attorney John r. Harrington, former
/ ly OF the Mcnamara defense, 10 whom
i tha state declares barrow admitted
his guilt, also will be called ~ q Wit
ness for the prosecution II was
stated that at least ten days OF tao
weeks would be required 10 secure a
jury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
POINTS
WITH PRIDE TO
RECORD IN
OFFICE
Particularly Proud Of Achieve
ments as Trust Buster; Asks
for the Vote Of Those Who
Escaped Indictment.
BIDS DEFIANCE TO
RICH MALEFACTORS

tHF ENeninN h8aFRla a. =. asEaHan Ntret
GAINESVILLE. o., May i5.--Tired nnd
hoarse President Taft began his third
days eamDaign in ohio az Reseviile.
ten miles from here the president
was up a. 6.s0 ANA made his speech
nt Rosevllie at o'clock 10 several
hundred persons.
SIR Tafrs physical condition, Major
Rhoades. his physician said, was prac-
tic8lly as good ns when he left Wash
lngton last sunday.
Mr. Taft told ais R0sevilie audience
that he pointed with pride 20 the rec-
ora Of trust prosecutions hy his Rd-
ministrution. tie then said ne was
feeling the effects Of these prOaecu-
items in hts campaign.
1T ~ diillcuit 10 arouse any enthus-
iasm for your candidate among per
sons VINO are being prosecuted" he
said Many OF these gentlemen are
veiy angry. here's Mr.. Dan Hanna
OF Cleveland VINO WIS indicted for
rebatlng u has made hlfS very
angry ana very active against me, and
he thlnks that am no patriot and no
good candidate for another term. but
the unindicted are IN tho majority
and II they viii stand by me 1 can
AFFORD 10 lose the indicted vote.
when ] was q oandidats four years
ago, MIR Roosevelt commended me IL
language so flatteriug that l could
not read what he aaid without blush
Ing and I can't now. Either he has
changed or I have changed since then
and | think ! have seen evidences
that Il In he. Certainly he has
changed Ia respect 70 the third term.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
CALLS ON COLONEL tOR
SOAG1ss OF DEAD halnst,

Newark. o.. May l5.~-fresieent
TAFT made the snNech Of me day mere
to a good slzeG crowd. he spoke ~
ianeih reviewing the achievements or
his administration. when he came ~
a discussion of the prosecution ~ tit
steel and harvester trusts men 70
the crowd yelled.
"Weu. what are you COINS 20 90
about thom
"fim going o., break them ~ re-
ulied the president Mi firn"H fuN
would think from what IhrgN' y
Roosevelt SAYS continued ar TAU
that "a he ls elected and W. nave
four. or si1teeu yenrs more 0f hlN'
81 Il llfe time, we are soine :" nave
no bosses. ~
"Weu. she only guide we nave q
the lamp Of eAperienct lneo'"ft
RooaeVeis was in office for sefen triifH'
Do YOU remember how many poeee.
~ ehof win hia elephant sun while
ha was prtVident9 Didn't they thrive
llke green hay ireeaf'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
LEGAL ADVISER TO
THE GOVERNOR
Llewellyn Introduces Bill Gre
ating New office and Au-
thorizing Appointment by
Executive.

Especial Telegram "a fevenfn9 HsFaidl
santa We, a. 49,. May i5.- Major
Llewellyn introduced IN the house to-
day house bin 40. gl0, creating the
office Of legal adviser to the sovernor
uf New Mexico. as follows.
BE & enacted hy the legislature Of
the state of New Moxico
Section .. That che oeice ~ legal
adviser % the Hovernor Of the state
OF New Mexico Is hereby created. and
the governor ~ hereby empowered
and authorized 90 appoint some per-
son a. such legal adviser, who shall
be learned Ia the iew ana shall hsFe
been an actual resident pf the state ~
New Mexico and pragtielus aftOr-
ney thereof for period ~ not less
than three years immediately prior %
his appointment 20 euid position, nnd
such legal adviser saaii Ht nli times
be- subject a. the orders of said gov
ernor. and his duties shall be % ad-
wise the gOveruor Upon all matters
pertaining to his office, to prepare
legal options and papers when re-
quested SO 10 dn The governor may
remove such legal adviser az pleasure.
sec. q such legal adviser shalt ft-
celve as full compensation for nls ser
vices the sum 90 two thuushnd dollars
per annum. payable quarterly uut pi
any public funds not otherwise np-
pr0prlhted or required iu paN tnH IN
| ierest on the public debt
Sec ~ That q ia uecessary tpr th.
prcaergnfinu w tho public penfe and
safety 0f the lnhnbnants oi the state
of Nrw Mexico. that ihe PROVISIONS III
/ this art hcroWc eUectiye ul the ear
/ liest possible timer aud therefore an
/ emergency is hereby declared a. exist
ana ihis ACT snoli take effect anu p,
i in ful force and effect from ana after
l ita paesnfe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
PEOPLE or DENMARK
STUNNED BY DEATH

Copenhagen. May i5.-The people
OF Denmark are mOmentarliy stunned
by the sudden death Of their popular
king. who only two days ago. they
were informed in official coiumunica-
tions. had completely recovered ffem
the serious illness which had Affected
him earlier In The year and was re-
turning So Copenhagen In excellent
health.
A rum0r Is current that the late
king reeantly visited a fortune teller
incognito and was Informed that he
would die on May IL.
Frederick VIII was a great friend
and ndmircr Of the United states. lie
read daily newspa pera and was q stu
dent of American literature. During
the FIRST Two years 81 his adminlHtra-
ton ne was not beloved by the Danes,
but ln the last couple of years when
the people had recognized MS Ideal
for Danish welfare and prosperity he
became most popular.
Tho royal yacht Danncbofs' eaceFt-
ga by "a Wafship, sailed for Alntt,
Germany, today 90 embark the pOdy
OF the king. The panneborB II eN-
pectod 20 return 10 Copenhagen on
Friday.
Prince Herald, thiro son of the late
king has left by train for Lnbec where
he viii receive the body Whtch ~ "
be- conveyed BY train from Hamburg
Minute guns have been hred rom
Fort slxtus since noon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
SEVEN CREMAEED IN
THEFLAME SWEPT
WASHINGTON
FORESTS
Unfortunates Sacrifice Lives
in Vain Attempt to Save
Property of Logging Camp
Near Bellingham Bay.
ONLY DRENCHING RAIN
CAN AVERT DISASTER
isg EYenlns MeraIa 4. 2. I-ra.ra VI

fny EyenlnE mernia A. p. t,rasca Wirel
Belingham. wash. May 15.--Seven
men were burned 90 death, six square
miles Of timber was destroyed ana
four logging camps rnzed Dy forest
fire that swept Skagit county, wash
ington. late yesterday
The property loss IN addition 20 the
timber was 100000.
News OF the fire was received here
from Hamilton. Skagit county The
c0rpRes OF three men were found IN
one camp this morning and the bodies
OF four others are known So be IN the
ruins. The men lost their lives in an
effort 20 save the property OF their
employers
gagged for several days burning slash
ings on logged over lands gale
arose yesterday and sparks from Q
brush fire set the forest afire,
The extraordinary drynoss caused
the flnmes 10 spread rapidly. oae
hundred and eighty persons from the
Dempsey camp fled to Hamilton. five
miles away. seven ~ the nlen ~,
mRlned behind, believing they could
save the property The bodies OF tht
cook and two OF hls helpers wors
found this morning The other four
are missing and Il Is almost certain
they lost their lives.
Seven ranchmen are known 10 have
lost their houses barns and ali they
possessed. The refugees are tloekine
into Hamilton and Sedro- Woblleyi
where they are being cared for.
In the logging camps two lucomo-
tiyes were burned With several donke,
engines. number Of miles of railroad
and chid roads. all buildings and ap'
paratus. The loss Of this class 81
property alone Is placed al about
500 Gee.
The fire burned over ak squarc
miles near Hamilton. II is estimated
that aO.O0e.00o feet Of green timbei
waH burned.
The fire today II sweeping towars
the national forest reserve. Assist
ance from The forest rangers " ex
rain fell during the night. hut
drenching rain ls needed 10 pat ou
the fire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
NEVADA TEVE TO ONE
FOR ti4AftN pEidAiA ttis

Reno, NeY,. May ta4a~IhAhtp AiHt" /"
carried the Democratic primaries ~
Nevada by over ave 90 one over Woeu Z
row Wilson yesterday on the tace ut
the returns received up % noon tV-
dny Out Of total 81 1876 delegates
M the state convention wAlch Niii
meet al Falion on June 3, Clark mas
t44 and Wilson a1 Clark leaders
claim their candidate VIII capture the
entire twenty-five remaining oele-
gates. Wilson carried bus Two epna-
dies I'M the state. harmon uld not hs-
ure to a noticeable extent ~ 'ne Fo'-
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
FLOOR Ogs G.DOFssD ear
STI{A.tgN WITH DOLLARS

HNtticHhurA, Miss. May ib,~~Whrh
the train reached here express eu-
piOyea made an examination ot the
damaged express car. They picked
% from the floor about three hpn-
dred silver dollars aud found thht
some 0f the silver had adhered %
tho side Of the safe, TAeg also fonnu
ln the safe package containing
about t1&O IN currency.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
ROYAL RELATIONS
PltOsTftATED aN SHOCK

IondOn May id.wQueen Mothtf
Alexandra and the DowaRer Empress
Marie OF Russia. sisters " King urea.
erick. are prostrated BY The shock oi
his death. The Dowaser Empress
Marie Is az Murlh0roagh house the
euest OF her sister. king George ana
onepn Mary proceeded 90 MaFinpf-
ourh house Immediately after they
we're Informed of the dramatic event
For the second time this year tne
British court A PLUNGED th.V t.lei
ING viii be seriously Affected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
CONDEMNEDP PARSON
AWAITS DEATH
OR PRISON
Pastor Richeson AnxiOusly
Awaits Verdict of Insanity
Experts Whose Inquiry May
Save Him From Chair.

(ns Eveasns Herald a. =. I.saaed WiFel
Boston. May i5.--Clareuce v. II
Rlcheson. the confessed poisoner o.
Avis Linncil, passed his first night IN
the death house OF the state prison
at Charlesioan, tossing and turning
0n his cot. Breakfast from the prls-
on hospitals kitchen was served to
him, but he could eat little. shortly
aftcrwnrd ne was visited BY the Rev
Robert s. johnson. pastor Of thp
Warren Avenue church, who visited
street 4ail Many persons morbidly
Inclined have applied for permission
20 inspect the death house, evidently
hoping 60 Aet glimpse Of kicheson,
The warden has suspended all visit
iug privileges for three weeks.
f4a6c this afternoon Governor tosa
had not received the reports OF the
ailenasts appointed tO examine Riohe-
son aH 20 mis- sanity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

IruuWO01, MI0hn May Ill~" HIlNI
nearly tWenty-fOur hours, alN of the
thlrl6cH miners who were impfltnhea
ln the Norrie miue eI tne 'liN.4
Ninina company. late last ni8ht were
raacued. the iaen having remained ~
tno mine over twenty-iour hours
Severnl men are Yea wiaasng ana are
helieVed to be deHd iu the mine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

Hamburg, Germany May liking
Frederick VII ol Denmark died
alone and unattendcd on the streets
Of this city late laet night of apoplexy.
The king. travenug lncognito. arrived
here Monday on his return from q
long trip 10 the south where he had
oeen convalescing from serious at
tack Of inflammation Of the lungs.
With the queen and the royal suite
he took quarters al a hotel.
AZ 10 o'clock last night the king
left the hotel unaocempanied for his
usual stroll before retiring. He had
gone but q short distance when he
WAS overcome or the street by q sud-
den attack Of apoplexy, lie fen un.
conscious 90 the pavement and died
instantly.
Not being recognized as a person of
so great prominenee, his body was
rushed 10 the nearest hospital Ia an
automobIle. Whom members of the
kings suite became alarmed over his
failure 10 return to the hotel. a search
was begun. The searchers found his
majesty dead ~ the hospital and
brought his body hack 10 the hotel
Arrangements for taking the body
10 Denmark viii te completed during
the day.
King Frederick aad queen Louisa.
who had travelled here from Nice
under she lncognito of the Count and
Countess of krOnDerg, had their three
youilgeai children. Princess Thyra.
Prince Gustav ahd Princess Dagmnr
with them.
King Frederick had been undergo
ing course uf treatment for arter-
ial sclorOsis When he left the Ham
burger-hof al 30 o'clock last night
after a hearty dinner, the king stroll
ed toward the Goose Market" one OF
the principal squares IN the business
/ section OF the city. and just around
the corner from the hotel a few
minutes later some pedestrians no-
ticed an elderly Gentleman fall 90 the
/ sidewalk he WAS dressed IN an or
binary business suit and appeared Il
be a well 10 do tradeaman. The pas
sersby ran TO the spot 90 assist him
/ but ne was dead
A policeman was called who had
| the body conveyed In in automobile Z,
/ the sailors hospital. The phsniciani
on duty found that death had beer
instantaneous
There was nothing on the body
/ which afforded % clew 10 It's identiflca
ton and Il was placed sn the NOR
tuhry OF the hospital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
SEVEN LosE LIVES
IN BURNING DWELLING

Oacoma, 8 D.. MAY l5.--Ihe
charred bodies Of seven persons were
found today So the ruins Of the home
Of Chris Peterson near the town OF
Land Ia Lyman county. The bodies
arc supposed 10 be those OF Peterson.
his wife and five children. Whether
the seven persons We're murdered ana
their bodies burned or lost their lives
In fire rs NOS isnown. An investi-
cation ~ being made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
DESPONDENTHEALTH
SEEKER STAYS
SELF
Patient in Santa Fe sanitar-
ium Dies Instantly as Re-
suit Of Bullet Wound In
flicted With Small Pistol.

lapeclnl Telenrnu a. Evenims nepaidl
Santa Fe 81 AZ. May lb.-teorge
W. YounR. Z patient in q snnitnfium
here. shot himself IN the head last
niaht. Wi4n q small pistol death be-
ing lnstanianeoue Re came here
fr8m foNa. several months ago. suf-
lerlnn from tuberculosis of late he
ha1 been desp0ndfni Tie d survived
hf father and one brother. n0tn
roslde ia soNai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
TODAY IN CONGRESS


SENATE.
Met AZ noon.
Resumed consideration nf aari'
cultural appropriation bill
HOUSED
Met at noon.
Considered Philippine friasa
land bill
Judiciary committee continued
Investigation into charges against
Judge Archibald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

National League.
Chicago fiuinc Postponed.
ChicaRo. May Chicago Phila-
Nelphla, nu game, wet grounds
r.. "a. ".
Boston .ttst..t4..4.t+
st Louis ....t.t..ts.ttss. o
Anlctican lanNllc
llnln 40 Washington.
WoahluEiou, MAY lh~ WAFnlnRtOu-
cleveland postponed. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
DEATH CLAIMS KING
OF DENMARK IN
STREETS OF
HAMBURG
Monarch, Victim Of AppO.
plexy, Passes Away Alone
and Unattended; Body is
Rushed to Sailors Hospital.
SUCCESSOR PROCLAIMED
AT COPENHAGEN PALACE


fHy EveHlng Heraid A. =. Leased sylrsb
. Copenhagen, May is.--Chris- .
. tian X was proclaimed king of q
. Denmark from the balcony Of .
. the palace AT o'clock this ar .
= ternoon IN the presence OF .
y hugo cOncOurSo OF people who .
= had gathered in the square IN .
= front Of the royal residence. q
a a a a a a q a a a = a a a a a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

The city Council votes 10 turn
on the light poest gsr ths Glad
Glitter % ths inesndesesnts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

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