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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
SENATOR LODGE IS
GIVEN THE lie
BY WITNESS
MULHALL
Renegade Lobbyist-in- Chief
FIatly Contradicts Denial
Entered BY solon from Mass.
achusetts.


! - H.anaod Wire ~ Fteaninn fFornga
Washington. July ISL .cas than
one thousand of Martin NJ. Mnlhali,n
leltefs az a lobbyist for the Nauonaf
Association of Manufacturers re-.
mained 10 BE- put into the record when
the senate investigating committee
met today Attorneys for the aeso-
ciation and the Ameficah Federation
Of Labor. granted the right to croer-
examine the witness through lhe oom-
mitiee. VIII attempt 20 ahako Aul-
halls story before he Il turned over
60 the house lobby COMMITTEES about
the middle % the week.
IN January. 1911. Muihaii wrote
General Manager Bird. OF the Manu-.
facturers about inc Democratic
houses ~ am positive We win fare
very much better with the incoming
Democrats 0f the house than We have
with the present congress- assured
Mr. Emery that n he would select
some man we could agree or for
chairman Of the labor committee. We
could have him appointed ] also told
Mg. Emery ! am positive we win con-
troll the judicial committee ana lis
snb-commlttees and also the labor
committee and lts sub-rommitiees II,
the next congress-. am not making
this statement until 7 am fully con-
vinced that those facts can be accom-
pllshed."
what grounds had you for making
this statement71 demanded SENATOR
Nelson.
~ can't just recall NJ the present
time J had broke down about that
time" said Mulhnli.
did YOU and Emery agree 10 name
any meny"
met that remember"
ia that an tho information you
cnb give this committee ~ n baasa
70 the statemenls2"
IAN al this time. ] think the let.
scrs viii show" said Mulhnn
Frequently IA his correspondence
MI 'hnll referred to the "inbor lobby"
Who did yon mean by the labor
iobhy." asked senator Nelson.
"Gompers. Morrison and members
Of the executive board 81 ihe fedora
tion of laboi." said the Witness. n
always found them busy. saw them
frequently ebout the capitol"
senator Ledge appeared TO deny
Mulhail's statement that he confer-
red with him IN the summer Of 1910.
lie denied ever having seen Mulhail
before the investigation began.
~ certainly am not going to try 60
contradlc, what YOU say. senator"
said Mulhan but / do say that had
a conference with you IN your office.
Mulhail swore that T. ~. Michael,
one time CHIEF page oe the house.
came To see him IN Baltimore 20 get
sioo and was 20 give half of Il TO
Representative McDermott of Illinois.
He testified that McDermott later
claimed he got only $50.
Mulhall later wrote the manufac.
turers' Officials about fixing things In
the new house.
what success dld you have p" ask
ed Senator Nelson.
Absolute failure" Mulhnll finally
testified that Representative McDcr-
mott and McMichaei. chief page. were
about the only persons from whom
he expected 10 get information and
who would help him IN aflxine
thlngs.r
In another letter 10 Bird. Muihall
spoke OF an Interview with Repre-
sentative Underwood lie explained
that the majority leader replied 10
hts questions merely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
us. S.INSPECTORWILL
RECOVER FROM
BULLET WOUND.
BELIEVED
Mexican Troops Responsible
for Outrage Being Held
Pending Inquiry Into Incl
dent.
IMMIGRATION MEN re
KEEP OUT OF JUAREz
IBy Tcascd Wire 20 Evcnlnr Herald, !,

t"s 'N"r'" wire 70 ENcniuN Herald. I
isi raso, Tex. July 2s.-charIes n
Dixon. Jr, who was shot SATURDAY,
In 3uarea by Mexican soldiers. while
on official duty as an immigration In
fpector OF the United states. will re-
cover attending Physicians say. He
was brought to ~ paso Sunday after.
noon and II resting we'll.
Upon demand Of the United states
the Mexican troops who arrested the
Inspector on charge made by a
negro whom Dixon was Investigating
are being held for hcnring before tho
Mexican conrts. The negro. Arthur
walker II also being held.
Dr J. W Toppau n the United
states public health service who
treated Dixon In Juarez. saws Dixon
was given clean room and furnished
with clenn linen and bedding and
proper food by tho Mexican authorl.
ties while they held HIM.
orders have been issued 10 United
States immigration inspectors not 10
make any more trips 20 Juarez ana
the operations Of the governments
men across the river will cease
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
VENDETTA
CLAIMS VICTIM
IN CHICAGO
SUBURB
italian, Leaping from Window
to Escape Policeman Shot
-Four Times in Neck and
Killed by Feudal Enemies.
sLAYERs ARRESTED
AND CONFESS CRIME


Thy Leased Wire t,s Fcvenfng Ilsrnsd. !
chicaso. July 2s--A feud which be-
ean ten years ago and which ls said
10 have been marked by several pre-
vious hOmicides claimed another vic-
tim today In Michael ornino. at Blue
Island. suburb. orsino was shot by
Aichaol Biossa and Iohn slnosA az ne
jumped from % window 10 escape 20.
iicemen who had broken open the door
of his room 90 arrest him on n charge
% shooting az Micahei Costello. SOW
eral months ago.
Biossa and sinece. frloads ~ Cos
tcilo. lay IN walt for Orslno hnd az
soon ais he jumped from the window
they shot him four times in the neck
and back causing instant death. The
slayers were arrested soon afterwards
and. the BLUE Island police say, cop-
fessed the shooting
Michael Costello. whom Orslno is ac-
cuaed of trying 90 Kill but who es-
capped because his assailants aim was
bad. W. said so have killed a brother
of Orslno's year ago Orslno is sur
vived by u widow and six Chi iren.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28


Washington July 2S President
Wilson does not believe the public
mind In the United States Is excited
over the situation In Mexico nor is he
convinced that a crisis has heen
reached In the revolution Itself.
This information was obtained IN
official circles today with an author.
iintlve denial that any proposal look
Ing towards a cooperation between
American military forces and the
MrNican government for restoration Of
peace has been suggested
Those who approached the pres
id"ut today ON the Mexican situation
found him dlsinclned Go discuss the
fuhieci aa later he was To confer with
Ambassador Wilson.
Secretary Bryan arranged 90 see
the president before Tho conference.
Tho secretary also continued his reti-
ccnce ON Mexican affairs
II was learned az the white house.
however, that reports ,rediting Am,
bnssador Wilson with having advo-
Gated a set of proposals contemplate
ing military cooperation with Mexico
or Intervention were unfoundcd. Tho
president has received from Amhnssa-
dor Wilson historical account of
events IN Mexico In the last three
years
The ambassador himself declared
today he had not mentioned any rem
rdlcs on the situation and had not
even put on paper the plans he had
IN mind. lie reserved these. he said,
for his personal Interview with the
president
Contradictory Information has
foached the Washington government
regarding the stability of the Huerta
government. Il was said today 10 he
question OF reliability Of inform-
ants Officials declined 10 state what
reports were being credited. II was
said, however. that IN the last ten
days there had heen little or no
ohange In me status 81 affairs IN
Mexico.
The shooting of Charles n. Dixon.
Jr., al JuareE. IL regarded aa serl-
ous incident hut its hearing on the
general Mexican situation is being
minlmized by officials here today. as
the American demands for investlEn-
ti0n and punishment Of the offenders
apparently were being complied with.
A. the white house II was said the
United States woud pursue a course
Of diligent inquiry into the affair and
would insist on summary action.
Secretary Bryan after q call AZ she
white house. sought information
through "a conference with President
Brown Of the Mexican National Rail-
ways. on traffic conditions In Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

ana their relation 10 the paraiy1ed
condition 81 commerce and industry.
Last reports from the embassy IN
Mexico City have reflected the flnan-
clal situation
The batiieship South Carolina ar.
rived az Vera Cruz today 10 resume
patrol duty after having been nt Gal
weston. Texas. 20 give officers and
men shore leave. THE battleahlp New
Hampshire n en- route from Vera
Crrs to Galveston 10 give her officers
and men shore leave. The gunhoat
Wheeling reported from Trontera
makes no mention Of tiKoFderH there.
Senator Pomerene called az the
state department 20 preea Cor atten-
tlon the cnse Of Bernard Mcdonald.
under sentence Of death NJ Chlhun-
hua. Senator Pomerene was told that
the department had already taken ng-
Ereasive steps for the relief Of Mr.
Mcdonald. but that no report had
been received at the embassy nc Next
60 City and the consulate at Chihua-
hua had hcen instructed TO act in Me-
Donnld's behalf.
Representative Smith Of Texas. ask
ed Secretary Bryan 10 remove Con-
sui Edwards NJ Juarez because of his
refusal to allow party Of fifty Am.
orleans Ia GO % the relief Of refugees
ut MADEIRA.
A telegram received by Represen-
tatIve Smith today said that tho Ma
dern refugees were In momeniary
peril. There are thlrty-flve Americans
thore. twenty-one Of whom are wom-
en- and children. The telegram
charged that Consul Edwards had not
properly reported the situation 10 the
state department. Representative
Smith reported that IS railroad
bridges on the railroad line between
MADEIRA aud ~ Paso have been burn
cd or dynamited md that bandits
have threatened 10 XIII any persons
attempting 20 repair the line lie al
20 urged Secretary Bryan 10 embargo
all shipments Of arms 10 Mexico or
allow both Mexican factions 10 secure
ammunition and guns.
Representative Smith said that the
secretary gave him no information ns
10 what the United States proposed
20 do.
Just before Ambassador Wilson
went into conference with the presi-
dent he referred In conversation with
lnauirorR 10 the proposals for the So
luton OF the Mexican difficulty and
attributed to MIN. Tie dictated this
statement which he said he was anx-
lous to have reach the Mexican people
especially
with reference 20 published pro-
posals today 7 dlsclafm ali fesponsi-
bility for them, their origin IN un-
known 10 me and regret that any
thing Hike them was made public"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
SYSTEM STRIKE HANGS
IN BALANCE TODAY
lBy Terscd wire 90 Evening Herald

fBy TeRRed Wire 20 Evening Heraid.l
san Francisco, july 2A.--Whcthet or
not q strike shall be declared AGAINST
the Southern Pacific company by the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
and the order of Railway Conductors
IL being decided here today by a can
yass Of tho strike vote completed last
week, from the Gulf OF Mexico to IN"
Canadian boundary.
The result probably will not be
known for "a or as hours.
The question at issue Is whethor
suburban tralnmen and conductors
shall receive equal rating pay ana pro-
motion with main line employees the
company wishes 90 segregaie It's clee-
trio lines. and the men maintain that
20 do so would put them at disad'
vantage by depriylng one class OF em-
ployes OF the power Of support oi
their consolidated orders.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Guayqun. July 2s-Raol Goudcy
and his brother Austin. prominent
bankers Of Lima, Peru whose firm
failed re eutly. with loss estimated
az f500,b)0, were arrested here on
their arrival from Cgllao. The God
ey's left Lima Immediately after their
failure was announced, July 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
INTERFERENCE BY
MILITARY FORCES Is
STRONGLY DENIED
Shooting of immigration In
spector Serious But Does
Not Affect Status; MADEIRA
Refugee Reported in Immi-
nent Peril.

= Washington. July 3s.--Ambns-
3 sador Wilson immediately after
= his conference with the president
. said.
. THE discussion related entire =
. " to the facts ot the situation in .
. Mexico ana not az all 20 any .
= question of governmental policy. .
= AZ views relative 10 the situation q
. have been placed In the hands OF .
= the president for his considern- .
q tion." .
= Secretary Bryan was not pres =
. ent. q
. Ambassador Wilson said that .
q he expected TO leave Washington =
. tonight 20 be away several days. .
. lie would not discuss the pos =
. sibllity of his return to Mexico IN =
. his official capacity flis depar- .
. ture az this time. seems TO indi- =
. cate that he viii not appear be- .
. fore the senate foreign relations .
. committee. =
. Secretary Bryan. who had =
y lunched with the president enter. =
. ed the executive Offices from the =
. white House proper and Joined =
= the conferees IN the presidents =
. Office
. Tie remained short time with =
. the president after Ambassador =
. wllsonN departure. 9
. mo policy was discussed at =
. the conference" said Mr. Bryan, .
. and Il ~ not known when "a poll .
. icy will be formulated. but u =
= pr bably win be- IN very short
. time"
y The conference was for the .
= purpose Of placing before the =
. president nll the Information .
. nvallahle on tho Mexican situa- =
= tion. The president wiz consider .
. the entire subject including what =
. ever recommendation Ambassn- .
. dor Wilson has made ar may de- .
y sire Ia make"
q q q 4 q a = q 4 a a = = q =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
UprlsInes In Lisbon.

London, July 2S.--A rumor was cur
rent In Madrid last night that SER
les OF uprlsings had occurred In Lis
bon.
The Daily Mail estimates that 1900
bombs of various sizes have been
found IN the streets OF Lisbon since the
organized attempt az bomb throwing
was frustrated there July 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Rpmaey. Alberta, JuN 2s.-0eorge
Robinson and his wife and their two
children, Alice and Mathews. both
aged ] q were found dead AZ the Rob-
lnson home laat night Authorities
believe that Robinson shot hls wife
and children and then turned the gun
on himsell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
U. 5. CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE NUMBERS
PLEASED WITH TRIP
[By leased Wire 10 Ivenlng aeraId. !

NV NH-11"T7I VIII 10 TIT"|T7I" IT ~
Chicago. July 2s--Memhers Of the
directorate of the Chamber of Conn
merce OF the United states retuFnea
here tonight from a tour Of the west
in the interest OF the organization.
They expressed themselves ns well
pleased with the result Of their trip.
Western men have liked 30 their
minds the necessity 0f supporting
American business policies BY estnn-
Mplng confidence ana understand
ing between the east and west." said
Harry Wheeler. president OF the assoc
citation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
TWO DIE INSTANTLY
WHEN EXPRESS HITS
SPEEDING AUTOM0nKKE


lBy LEASED Wire 20 EVtnfna HIefal4.l
Rochester. y, ~. Iuif 4awE II.
sankpeal Vice president 0fn lumber
company, and Mlss Martha Hotlobln.
young woman Of thla city. we're ~
atantly killed early to-day whea an
autOmoblie driven hy Eankncaf wn8
strWek hy the wolverine express on
the New York Central at penfieia. q
few miles from this ciiy Mrs sank.
peal identified both hodies at the
morgue this morning. She told tne
coroner she had nUarreiled with her
husband last Might and he leli hcr in
anger. she wna sitting up awaiting
his return when notiAed 81 The acct
dent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
ALI. ~ WE'LL. REPORT
OF ADMIRAL COMhES

Waahington. July 2S.-AdmIruI
Cowlcs. commanding the squadron or
the Pacific coast OF Mexico, reported
lo the navy department today that an
Is well. hut that he Is without word as
10 conditions IN Topolohnmpo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
PANAMA REPUBLIC
ONLY COUNTRY
WITHOUT DEBT
Tight Little Country in Mos
quito Belt Will Have Bar
ance in Treasury of $780,
600 When Uncle Sam Pays.
Up.


Washington, July IS Panama.
which claims the distinction OF being
tho only country Ia the world without
o foreign debt of any kind. will have
balance In its treasury of about
$500, ,000 as soon as the first annual
installment of S2bO. .O0v just paid by
the unitef states Tor the use of the
canal zone. has been deposited. Ef-
fectiye control over ~ revenues has
given the little republic balance
In the budget amounting Co S3,ASi,3i4
annually. Its total invested capital IL
t1,Og6, 600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
BRITISH STEAMERS
TO TAKE OFF REFUGEES
IBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald,

IBy Leased Wire t0 Evening Herald
Hong Kong. July 2s.--The British
river steamers al Canton have been or
dered by the consul 90 have steam up
IN readiness n necessary 20 embark
the women and children from the sub
urb of shameen where most Of the
foreigners reside.
There was an abnormal exodus to-
day of the better class Of Chinese from
Canton 90 Hong Kong.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
STEAMER ASHORE
OFF NEW JERSEY COAST
NEAR OLD BARNEGAT


New York. July 2N The steamer
Chaimeite from New Orleans for New
York went ashore during The night
on the New Jersey coast on HarneEat
IN responso a. wireless cail from
ihe Ncssoll early today tug war disc
patched from New York n hep as
Hisiauec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
SOMEBODY LEAKS
CUBS LINEUP
President of Chicago Nationals
Wants National Commission
to Find Who Tips Off the
Gamblers.
IRy Teased Wlre 10 ENenlng Ilerall. !

tby LEASED Wire tO Evening iicraii.
Chicago, July President e.. W.
Murphy of the Chicago Nationals has
asked for special meeting OF the
National commission to consider
charges that local gamblers receive
inside Information on the llne-up OF
the Cubs lie wrote today 90 presi-
dent Garry Herman. Of the commits.
sion, stating that an immediate IN
vestigation should be- made.
~ don't understand how any one
could be- In league with the gamblers
because I do not know who h going
TO piuch until the game is about 40
start, said Murphy "But IL ia evi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Montreal. July 2S.--Two women
were drowned In the a. Lawrence
river when an automobile In which
they werN sitting ran OF the dock OF
the ferry steamer South and plunged
into the river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
900 WOODNEN IN
BIG PARADE At
CONVENTION
Triennial Gathering Of Pacific
Jurisdiction Opened Today
at Colorado Springs With an
Address by Mayor.

Thy Irased Wire Ia Evening ncrald.
Colorado SPRINGS July 2S Mure
than SOC delegates t0 the convention
Of the Pacific Jurisdiction of tho
Woodmen ~ the World. escorted hy
local members OF the order ana Of
Colorado Springs Colorado city and
Manitou officials. marched in the pa
rade this morning which marked the
formal opening of the triennial con-
vention of the order here. immedl-
ately following the parade the vislt-
ors assembled az Temple thenter
where Mayor Mckesson delivered an
address of welcome. The RESPONSE
was made hy Head Consul Roak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
READY TO HEAR CASE
OF MAN CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF GIRL
IBy Ieased wire TO Evening Herald. !

Atlanta, Ga. July S.--Prosccutlon
and defense were ready today Tor tho
trial OF Lee NJ. Frank, charged with
the murder OF ii-year-old Mary Pha-
gan. me girls body was found sun
day morning, April ~. la the base-
ment OF the National Pencil COM
panys plant. whore he WAS employed.
Frank, who was superintendent Of
the factory. was indicted on chnrge
OF murder May "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
IN ISLANDS
NOT SUBJECT TO
INSANITY
Surgeon General Figures
Prove More Soldiers Loose
Minds at Home Than in the
Philippines.
by Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. !

Washington, July sa.-lnsanity
among the American troops serving
In the Philippines In not prevalent
and common belief 90 that effect n
disproVed by figures collected by the
surgeon general of the army. The
figures show there are more dis
charges from the army for mental
ailments IN the United states than IN
the islands, the hgures being 2.7S per
i.000 for the former ana 2.i9 for the
latter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

Dayton. o.. July 2S.-with a bible
In his hands and In The act Of deliver
ing the Invocation az the evening SER
vice IN a local church. Rev. v. ~.
slater OF Youngstown. o.. was arrest
ed last night by detectives on the
charge 81 non-support Of his wife ana
two children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
NONE OF VICTIMS OF
COLORADO SMAsHUP
EXPECTED TO DIE
NV Leascd Wiro 10 EvenInq Herald /

boulder. Colo. July 2s.- None OF
the six persons most seriously IN
iured in the overturning yesterday Of
ave Colorado a southern coaches Of
AN excursion train az Eidora. moun-
tain resort q few miles west OF here.
Will die. according 90 statements to-
day by physicians.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
FIRST MORMON TEMPLE
IN CANADA DEDICATED
Inr Lea.rd VIC ln I-.rnInr IeFaIa. B

tby Leased Wire 90 Hsvcuing Werald.
Cardston. Alta, July 2H.---The site
of the seventh temple 10 De erected BY
the Mormon church and the first TO
be built outr'a. Of the United states.
was dedicated here yesterday. Pres
idenis Joseph r. smith and Charles
clals participated IN the ceremonies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
FIRST DIRECT ELECTED
SENATOR TAKES OATH

Inv Ionsea E9lro ~ NtcuIHN Ms4eNi
Wneingion 1uly HatH as
con of GoQgela ,cdht spoH ne aalN es
the nral United States eualtl a'0ettA
hy direct vote o. lne people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

lBy Leased Wue 20 Evcnlng Meraiel
Galveston. Tex. July 2h.--Ine ceN-
Ter of the grnndsinnd az the aalFeF
lapaad Just before me beainn,nH qf
were hurt none fatally There wan
no panic and spectators on'ohly ses-
tied down % watch the races
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
TODAY IN CONGRESS


senate.
Met at noon and resumed gem
eral debate on tarin bin sena-
TOR Townsend criticised "execu-
live interference" and caucus
domination.
judiciary committee recom-
mended favorable action on ap-
poinimcnt Of Representative John
w Davis ~ solicitor General.
Lobby committee continued
hearings.
Eleven Progressive Repuhli-
cans agreed to support Senator
LnFolletto's substtuse schedules
on wool. cotton and several parts
OF tariff bin.
Senator Bryan proposed before
postOffiCe committee legislation
To prevent the postmaster general
from making changes Ia rates
and size regulations Of the parcel
post.
House.
Met nt noon ana adjourned az
1903 .. M. record short aea-
sion because Of Republican Lead
er Mann's filihuster for debate on
Camlnetti- -Diggs white slave case.
Representative Howard t0a1.
introduced resolution calling on
ciyil service for incarnation On
soliciting of campaign funds
among government employees Ia
At.anta ln 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28
THINKS CRISIS
HAS NOT YET
ARRIVED IN
MEXICO

President Wilson Does Not Be-
lieve Public Mind in United
States Is Excited Over Pres
ent Situation in Southern
Republic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-28

WoDAxm NMwa RoDAN
xou 0ta "a ~ e,s maarD.
altiv CENTS = monih os fs ee
= wsoA delivered - yous esust
asty canis ~ man.