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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-07

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@liidpiini6e bertpirflihen m0gen,
lit Ser nodtragli@e @unid oeS
uMor0ltern." - Sacob 8rib befin6et
iid in &umbolt, 5asfat6eman, Can,
mo- er iid nad iei1ren 2anointereiien
umitebt. - Mi@. Bauer lit bon 8ap~
burn, Sosf., -Gaa., 5urId, fam aber
nidt eber, Biz 6aB er iib in Sen 8e=
8eiib elmer" &eimitdtte gebra9t bat=
te. Clemens Soft uno @attin mad=
ten 6reitag eine gergnigungstour
na9 Mbon. - Mi6. &iri6 uno @ein=
ri9 &unitleben nn6 @attin tparen
Sonntog per Ml1to in Melrofe.
Siabel.
Sic Samilie 6es 2ebrers 8ie@=
mann eritattete @onntag III Arbon
einen 8eiu6 bel Sreun6en. - Ser
mann Mrn5en gebt 6em @r=2ebrer $.
@t0tel bel SEN 8el6arbeiten CUR
&an6. - &D. &emper ma6te nit
iei11em Muto anfongs rlebter ISOLDE
einen Mbfte@er na6 Meire @rope. -
Sen. Stormonn bat feline nene &eii=
oeu5 in ibrer G11Beren @ouen6ung
6oiteben. Sebt 1tod sic Mnitrei6er=
arbeit, un6 6as Samtlien=Mip1 fann
be5ogen tper6en. - Die Tel6arbeit
gebt bel Ser bor3iigli6en Mltgl1i tpit=
terung gut ponitatten.
8mfman.
6ro1l5 Otremba un6 gilbert Mitl6=
fe iino bon tbrer nad @uropo ge=
madten 8elu6stonr am Sonntag Dor
oht .Sagen mieoer bier bel ibren Mn=
g%eborigen eingetroffen. - Mnoreas
5uB laBt o1tf ieiner 6arm einen &C.
trei6eipeider erri6ten. - Tral1 Soh1l
@intermeper lit na6 langerem Be-
iu9e Bel ibren bier u%obnenoen gltern
no9 ct. @lou6 5uriidgefebrt. -Sobn
S6molfe befinoet ith in 9anogeihaf=
ten in Mor66afota.
Sacobs &rairie.
Sacob &mber bon ct. .@louo NOR
lebte ISOLDE bier BEL Ser Samtlie Geo.
8a9el gu @aite. - Das Seft oes fl.
Sacob> 6as Batronsfelt unierer Sc
mein6e, tp,1rbe in feierliber @eiie BE-
gangen. - Die @ottir bes BEL @at=
fins mobnenoen @r=2ebrers S. (.
Stab tpar bier Bel ibrer Eo6ter, 8ral1
@m. &a1fen, ouf 8eiu6. - Geo.
8abel bat anfongs leBter ISOLDE feline
@erite ge6ro1den; er tpar Ser erite
6ieies Sabr> ser Drei6erarbeit per<
ri9ten lteb; 6as @reebniB mar Elm
Observation-Disclosures. - @eidmiiter
Gres5entia mr6 @otronello &1tB mo-
rem bel ser Sobn s. @agners So
milie 5u ct. @Iou6 ouf 8eiud, nnb
am Monatg begob iid Mrmann &uB
NIT Sinus @agner nod ct. CLOUD,
moo er ouf einige Sage @ait ieines
Sssugenofrer1n6es fein miro.
3a1nesbtlle.
ST.. &tIon BON bier erfreut ii6 bes
8eindes ietnes. 8ru6ers, 6es Mn=
malts g. Bilon, Ser Montag in Be=
glettung ser Samilie s. Sbtelmam
bon ct. CLOUD einen 8eiu@ in Ser
ct. Sobns Mbtei modte. Mn je=
nem Sage modte ST.. &ilon cine 81
lite in Minneapolis. - Sic Mr=
belt at ser tteren Stride, me1de sic
ct. 2ufas @emein6e bier erridten
1aBt, gebt bel Der berrli6en 8itte=
ring gut boron. @o4tp. Serr S4ol=
lenberger bon 81. &atrid, weldcr
6iele @emeinbe a1s 6iliale beriiebt,
bat Sic 9%eu1alten Sent tier fir oos nelte
@ottesbous bei elmer Strma INT ct.
Saul belte1t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
HEARING ON SCHEDULE
X COMES TO CLOSE


Washington. IHr -s Win only a.
'"N witnesses, l,ll tu. hnusr Ways and
means ruWmiit,, TODAY wont on fu
.IaHu ug uH mornings on schedule Is.
admittedly 900" storm center of Al,
turlu question ul the coming extra geese
IuU ui congress MohaiT. used 100 tUu
manufacture of gutblnp, fUr f.'t
pjusF'- and other purposes. bids ltIr
Geo b, reduced i.um 40 600 800 per cent
JI .s'.Iuu Johnston Robertson, OF
Ur lau Trvs an uucorH g"rt pro.
ou.er. pleaded TODAY Tor t specific
rtl" ,l 0. cents 20 pound equivalent
Zoo lH, present 500 p,r cont dul
brIrmHu Underwood pointed ont
luW be- WBs 'ur rHu material for great
.pou-lfio- Hud although now % lux
WN that % Nas becoming u necessity
Representative L"ugwurtu cot ohio
Hud FruR D. Bennett. uf Boston. %
Witness had % lively little tll Long
worth accused Bennett of ,,Hding
answers HUd Bennett grturird that
evidently IuugHurfNs constituents
bad Dot Thought much ut his 'srr-
Ni.p.' r.tcirug POO nis defeat 100 Mo-
U,wurr Tho hearing ou wool was
closed nud th" .uudr.rs schedule, ou-
lpDus o prr variety uf articles. will
In ukru up tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
PROMISES A SHIP
THROUGH CANAL
IN 1878
Colonel Goethals Declares 0nly
Obstacle to Opening Of Canal
Now Is Completion Of the
Culebra Cut.
%, Lca-cd wIrc To n,cnIns IIcrnal

New Yorb Jan u.s. 80 u.,au-
going ship viii pa- frrm uu. ureHu
Co another through the Panama ruuHi
before me HHd uf fhr yeHr l'l. This
Was The uromt, that colonel G,urso
~ Go,th1l. chief 'uauUur uI fbr
Panama canal muhc at 90 dinner boo
hir hunur Enru Dos the l'ush Jui-
NotsiiN rlu HH night HH, uuos-
zion of the completion pt fH. .tnaI .
mid colonel Gor,hult 'l# question
of tho completion Of fu. DflrHr. ,ut
and the lu'r sHtrs Thor. u1 .uu.
delHy 100 'h. mHlt.r of tHr sIt.e .It
Ihr contractor. have assured u. iuHi
the iatuu gates wiz 10, ready b.. kW.'
2. Hnd ihns, lt Mir1ut Dos Sam.
uf ihis ,na- This wiii ,utIu us goo
ADMIT tho water.
III IL shin rs to poss THROUGH uur
canal tha lr1r CuIoDru must Poo
Hooded I1 lhr prosrnl wr. SEASON 4
expect to pIt Do ship tnrnuU boo thr
latter part uf 1915"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Chicago, Jan. gS-"rho automo.
hllr ls IN, most dangerous u,Jpu1
over used hy criminals" said William
g.. MeAdoo. chief justice nt The mas.
Istratc's court of Ncw York dH
address to the Judges oI the municipal
court here. Use uf the automobile
must be- ,urhrd. be- said. chauffeur.
must Dee identified hy Ting prints
nnd suhiectcd tu 81 ris8l tHafaeir'
test aud o Finger print lHv oi wild,
upplicUtipn Go every person found
guilty of any ofisnfo must hc cusyt,I
l'so ol finger prints IN ideuiif, ina
women residents of dlsurIerN dis
triCts ALSO was recommended hv
Judge McAdou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
DEgoUNCEs PIfILsPPINE
ADMINISTRATIONS As TYRANNY

Washington, Jan. - American
administration In the Philippines was
described 40 tyrannicai IA spccch
today b.. Representative Jones of Nir-
ginla, chairman ofethe lnsular at
fairs committee and author oT nc
Philippine independ- nee hiil Dy-
nounclng fhe action of General Forbes
ST. expendlnE public revenues. a. ~
his sole judgment seemed desira BILE
Mr. Jones declared. many an official
has been impeached for less than
this"
AIR. Jones spoke IN repls GO speech
~ President Tut ~ the onto society
dinner IN New York last saturday. In
which he Was quoted az saying Tint
the passage 81 the Jones bin would
result Ia mess and q mass. and
that the United States should treat
the Philippines as Great Britain treats
Canada and Australia
Mr Jones asserted the government
Of the Philippines vas not compare
bic IN any way to that 90 Canada or
Australia. Ar Jones said what naval
and military operations on account Of
the Philippines had cost the United
States probably never would be
known. hut that t6a0 .8gO AGO. the es-
innate u the late senator Hoar. prob
ably WIS nearer correct than recent
ofaciui estimates The opposing views
OF some Democrats In the house were
voiced by Representative Sherlcy ot
Kentucky. who argued the Filipino
people we're not ready for indcpend-
enco and he did not hehoye congress
could set any date when they would
be-.
Bo declares that b. the harecs
made by Representative Jones were
true. officers Of the American and
Philippine government should oe
dealt with Tor violation OF the trust
reposcd IN them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
LEASED HILL LANDS
TO SHUT OFF
COMPETITION
Testimony Into Steel Probe
Shows That Ownership Of
Railroads Effectively Blocks
Competition.
tBl Leased Wire to Evening Icraidl

tBi Leased Wire to Evening Hcrald.l
New York. Jan Testimony 90
support the contention that the nm
80" lands were leased by the United
states steel corporation. 90 keep them
irom competitors. WIS given at today
heariues Of the federal suit 20 dis
solve fhe corporation. T.. ~ Nelson.
of Hihblng, Minnesota. an expert. told
81 the value of the ote bodies in the
lease. which was cancelled bS the cot
pOration shortly before The bling a.
the present suit The witness said
that IN 1909. he acquired lease ir
McsaIa range ON which royalties we're
20 cents a ton
The steel corporation. iu 1902 bald
"a cents ton
Mt Nelson said high freight tatcv
charged by the corporation over US
ore carrying railroads hudcred indie.
pendent mines.
Has the steel corporation been on
Toying transportation prunt uf 30
cents q ton. an advantage over com
pany that has no railroad of a. own
asked y. cotton. counsel for tho
government
"Natural'y" replied the witness
THE rates eliminate ull competition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
THINKS DYNAMITE
FINE REMEDY FOR
SOCIAL WRONGS |
Man Whe TerroriEed Los AM
geles Police Station Gets
Twenty Years in Which 70
Reconsider Views.


lily rrnscd wire 20 kssning Herald. !
Ion Angeles. 1al. gEn. ss.-Cari
isiedelbRch Of salt Lake atty. the
man VIM tcrFuriued the central police
station November az last with an in
fefnai machine. MAS aentenccd to-day
10 twenty years ia the peaitentisr,.
TIC sentence was impoecd after
ftleaeiiach had declared he believed
~ Mantle WAS = good means 81 riEht-
Ina some eoeial wrongs
III / Thought your aileEiance 10
dynamite was an unalterah le princi-
gtIe would sentence sou 20 llfe i'm
psikonment said 4he court, "bul :
think twenty years In tho peniteniiarS
will give you pienty - time 20
change your mind.
Hlcdcibacn's good humor withsiood
even this shock. and he smiled and
walked ~ Detectives Browne. Hosica
and Fitxeernld. the men who ended
hls short tenure 81 sole master % the
police station b. knocking him I'M
eonsclous and demoIishlng his infer
nal machine after the fuse had been
Iirhtcd
Thr three onicers were officially
feeorsrcd with medals Tor their Draw
eft and Riedclbach i0sod them about
I az he WAS taken back 90 jail after
q motion for third trial mad been
denlsd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

New YORK. San rs The ruteG
states steel corporation todo, declar.
ed its regular dividends of . Id per
cent ON the common stock ana a-l
per cent on the preferred stock The
earnings of the steel corporation foI
me quarter ending December 80 wor,
b55.lNi,5a1 the net Income for "a,
quarter, S25.564gs5. and the surplus
&7,4l0.9Tg
fh'se returns UowpHre with strn.
mas at the end of the previous quar-
ter pf s3p.0G3.si1. net income of $50.
57ft65. and surplus of Sei3iNpI
The total earnings for i9I1. vsr,
Sos. 7N.3o1, ts compared With yiUl,
305. as In 'sil. the net income fui
The year S17.oso.10o. u decrease OF
S3,2sB.e67 over 1914 and the totB
surplus, t3,6Ioles decrease ol 81,
t25,333.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
CALIFORNIA DAMAGE
OF MINOR IMPORTANCE


Try Leased Wire to Etening Herald.l
San Diego. Cat. Jan. &S.--pubiishcd
reports Of the damage 10 the hull Of
the afmored cruiser California. rec
venled. when the vessel was locked
yesterday ~ Mare island. are much
eNag sersted according To Admiral
Sutherland, commander Of The Pa
ciilc fleet The admiral stated to-
day aboard his flagship. the Colorado
now IN the hnrhor. that the navy de-
partment had known OF the injury to
the California for year and halt,
ana had also known that the vessel
could safely continue AZ sea ana make
numerous long voyages
n is not known just how or when
the i00-foot dent IN the California 3
bottom Was received II was before
Admiral Switzerland took command
~ the fleet and - thought Co Dec IN
result of pressure Of q heavy YES
sci which isy alongside for o. consid.
cradle time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

cleveland. 90. San rs Tno oA
pIoHi"u ut two rrsiinp furnaces 900 ih,
plant uf the Epson Sat COMPANY tLU
.nttornuun destroyed uu, uuldur
seriously injured twenty or mon, men
some uf whom irtN dlt and blew uu
window pau.- within radIu ui baI
% mile. F.rc followed fl, explosion
Clouds ut steam hid th, UrDm,n nu
within 1n hour 90 was lF.,riluyd tha'
probably n0hud> hood been ktll.d tn,
that ull the Injured win recover Th,
cause uf the oAplufIuu wts NOT de-.
toImined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
MORE AMERICANS
KILLED BY MOROS
Sharp Fighting Reported Near
City Of Jolo: Islanders Are
Repulsed With Heavy Loss,


lBy LEASED Wire - F.sculng IIcrahs. I,
Manila. Jan. rs. Further sharp
fighting between the American troops
and the Moros was reported this
morning when. A. the result 81 an
engagement near the city OF Jolo. the
American troops lost one man kiiie ?
and six wounded. a large force OF
bolo men rushed two troops Of Unit
Ell stat 's cavalry and detachment
of Philippine c0nstahniary. After a
severe tight the Muros we're beaten
OF. !, Is believed. with heavy loss. bn;
the number 90 their casualties has not
been ascertained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
HIS HAIR UNCUT
FOR SEVENTEEN
LONG YEARS
Kansas Democrat Demands a
Seat in Front Row at Viii
sons Inauguration When
Penance Ends.
un, Leased WIRE to Evening Herald

Washington. Jan u.s. Although
th, nrst nails n en-. inauguration
Grand stands hu,, mot set been dr,-
ou. Representative George o.. Ncrloy
ur Kansas called Goa the uuguml
seat that must Dbl, Within view ut tho
spot whore pr,sldwt Wilson viii u'
sworn Toe, March g. must ur rrau tu
rscup, from immediately ain intt
c,rrm"us aud u.ls, %, easily l..,ssi-
hir Goo 50 barber shop Nr Medley
wants the seat fur % constituent D. O.
bpNWcil Dl Huisinstou, huu. who iu
1896 took % vow never tu have poo.
hair drulcd Do, % utTb,r sh,lr until
e Democrat took the oath or uiner
as president ~ the United -Ht..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

vallejo Cat Jan 2N Several
slightly d-ntrd plates wlIl boz remoy'
ed from tho cruiser california durinc
her stay m dry dock More than g
year ago while az Honolulu. one com
pnrtmcut wss leaking lightly, lu'
yostlgation revealed several dcutcd
plates. hut me- one remembered an,
vibration such us would have been
feii II The vessel had been 100 collision
with anything Hfloai co submerged.
The damage Was slight and dockins
was postponed until now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

seattle Wash Jon. Lillian
Graham. the iormor Sew pork chorus
Rirl who WIS acquitted in Sew York
on charge of shooting W D. H.
stokes, was beguaathed only ~ and
the love ana affection Of her father.
Patrick Graham. who died alone IN
hia cabin az Uenton, December "a,
last IN Brnhaui's wiz which vhs
probated yesterday another daughter
siso was given 81 The remainder oi
the e. 900 estate was given 90 a. third
daughter
LilliBn Graham is said 90 De- To-
raris.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Washington Jan IS prof D.. s.
Rowe. of me University uf PcunesIa
vania aud Ronald a.. Faukcr assist
uut director Of tho census. have boon
appointed American members OF 90
joint commission to aRr'o ON Panama
lana claims u she canal zone Two
panamunlaus ARE tu be- appointed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

NusbIustuu Jan gN, 1linurd
rEurur railroad commissioner ui
town. ana others appeared Ortur" the
uuuar commerce rommill,c today Co
urge pHssug' col lnp kenyon bin. to
give tUr Interstate Dummrtc. commits
sion tho power to prescribe uniform
classification of Or ighl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Grand Junction. colo. ltn .t
Ruth sisFon aged . swallowed II
hrnss souvenir badge january 90 20,
da> an operation was performed and
stomach The child did MOI fai ru
parents that she hHd svBlIou.I f',
trinkvt until lna uirht WHOM .lr Ic.
ramc suddrni! 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

GRAND Junction. Colo. Jan
humorous kilograms huN, boon spul
q" ihr Colorado delegation in DuurI p#.
during the Hu twenty fnur nuu.
Hskus ihH DO, plans for tb, u,,
Grand Junction federal building H'
altered 300 us 90 proftd, t'ru.utI
room Tor tu. ptr..ls pustaH,purluI.u'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
THREATENS TO ASK
CONGRESS TO
INVESTIGATE
Texas Congressman Wants 20
Know If Standard Oil Pro-
secutions Are Abandoned
and Why.
fBy Iea-cd Wire 20 Evrnsar ucralal

~ leased Wire to evening Herald
Washington, Jan. 2S.--Con gression
~ investigation was threatened by
Representative Garner. ~ Texas. to-
daf, " the department Of Justice falls
To press the case egainsi Standard pil
Officials Indicted IN Texas. Mr.. Gsr-
nor said ~ the Texas grand Jury al
iourncd Without further action ~
would press for an iny stlgation.
~ DE- not think 70 proper o. inter
fero with tn Investigations nov un.
der way hy the department. 81 ius-
iice, hut " District Attorney AtWe,i
Of Texas. ebandons these eases / pro-
pose Go find out why. and also what
Influence the attorney general may
have had IN the case" hc said
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
Cidcngo Prepare. ~ 5triLc

Chicago. Jan. 3h Leaders oi tho
Union darWont Workers ol America
in chicago today continued thDir
preparations to un u general srikc
should the controversy in NgW York
be- not ended within day or two. "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
NATION THREATENED BY
SURPLUS OF TIMBER

~ eSAaeN &are - Uv@ntnM Wernga
Denver. Colo. Jan. 2S.--lt was de.
Neloped BY figures produced today az
the annual convention ur United
states foressers district No. 2. that
the timber for national forests "a
growing faster than 81 Is being sold.
II a the aim 81 the forestry service
10 disposs each year 81 an amount OF
old timber equal 10 that Of the new
timber gr0wn during the year. bu,
this has not been done.
The foresfers az their sessions To-
Gay discussed plans for advertiaing
the national timber aud making /,
more easily accessible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

New York. Jan gs--"Our English
papers said the streets 81 this oltS
were fuli Of blooming gunmen." said
Thomas connor. as he paid a fine foT
carrying a revolver. Connor and hla
iricna, Thomas Smalicy. wealthy
Englishmcn. we're arrested the very
day They landed Both explained
that the thought IL necessary 60 car
~ weapons to protect their property.
Each war fned s2b
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

was stated loo nbur CIRCLES tnIi more
than 10000 organized garment u"rt
or BOO 'h.HFo pruHIui uouIa watts,
uut ir lbr event uf 900 unsJtsn'tory
elimination uf th, NEGOTIATIONS inr
p,o., now poudIu. 100 the east
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

dence- Deans kidney pills for KID
noy Ills. Deans Ointment Tor Ek,r
itching. Deans Reguleis FOR a mild
laxative. Sold "a al drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
PECOS. TEXAS. LANDS
FEDERAL COCItT HOUSE.

. WHhington. lan. "a The sen
> ate today passed the house NH
. creating new division ~ the
. western judicla, district OF Tex
, a.. and providing terms of court
B al pecos, Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

10 cure n Cold IN Ono ia,

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quuiuo
Tablets Druggists refund money Il
II falls 90 cure T. ". GROVES sis
nature on each box 25c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Wheat straw for nests aud bedding
large baics. q. ". Iire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

WIRE hen's nest; clean. Durable.
tcrnIn cnn NOT hide la slsem; Co hang
an wall ar placed GOA fIOor; sent by
parcel post. q. W. Fec.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
LTFE-SANERS UESCTE
GHIsM pi VKII.N

. San Francisco Jan rs 'tp-
Q tain plon ana hts crew of TWEEN
. as were rescued ht llfe.sitege
. from thc stranded steam lmnbor
. schooner sHWoH which billed
. ur ou 90, rocks oi Point Reyes
. few miles north cot the Golden
. Gate todl. iife.faNcrH ORA aged
. buols The schooner goi of Pc,
= course Boz 81 heavy FOX She d.
. pounding heavily ana d. inhir
3 io be- total losE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Basket bali ton ghi Girls aud boys
a. .. e. W.. L. $. Indian school: use
Dance after; orchestra music.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Paske, hail tonight. Girls and boys
A. y. G. W. 4. =. Indian school, 25e.
Dance AFTER. orchestra music.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
Mnnl Iionm rnr rnrccl. In.l.

~ r-,ur.. r..LLm. nna crl.lH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

rnhc wcckl, crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Cork and vicinity crystal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-26
APPROVAL STAMP
NOT YET AFFIXED
President Wants Time to Study
Tariff Bill Submitted by
Underwood.
HAVE FURTHER CONFERENCES
Tariff and Income Tax in All
Their Details Are Being
Studied.

Washington. March 25.--President
Wilson let ii be known to-day that he
has not Yet put his stamp of approval
on the tariff bill left with him by
Representative Oscar w Underwood.
the Democratic majority leader, after
thrce-h hour conference last night
The Preside Indicated to his visi-
tors that he had only begun to study
the measure. but that before the Demo
Gratis met in caucus to decide
whether they should revise the tariff
in single bill or by separate sched-
ules. he would make known his own
conclusions. as we'll as his opinion of
the bill
The income tax problem and its In
tricate details also are being care
fully considered by the President. Hc
discussed 1t In a general way With
Secretary McAGoo. If the Treasury De-
partment; Colonel r. NJ. House. Of
Austin. Tex. and Secretary Tumulty,
who were at the White House to- nie hit
Mr.. Wilson also is giving some atten-
ton TO the possibilities of getting a
currency measure before the country
during tho extra session ot Congress,
and it was said that the conferences
tonight touched this subject To some
extent.
Little Information was forthcoming
to-day concerning diplomatic appoint
ments. 1t became known that Dean
Henry Burchard Fine, of Princeton
University, would not accept the am
bassadorship to Germany. which had
been offered him by President Wilson.
Professor Fine is now in Munich on a
leave of absence, and while he is one
of the Presidents most intimate friends
and has been strongly urged to ac-
cept, the great expense involved Is
said 10 have heen a reason for his de-
clination
John r. Sague. three times Mayor OF
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