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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
Scores Of Men Caught in
Crowded Bunks in Cheap
Lodging House When HOlo-
Oaust Sweeps Upper Floors
VICTIMS RUSH NAKED
FROM LIVING INFERNO
Crowds Taken to Hospital and
Final Ron Gail May Reveal
Many More Lives Lost in
Firetrap.
CBy LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald.

(By Leased Wire a. Evening Herald
Boston. Mass. Dee. twenty
seven men were killed IN fire which
swept through the upper floors Of the
Arcadia hotel and lodging house In
the south end, early today. Others
arc missing. Scores were taken 10
hospitals Nearly all the bodies we're
terribly burned, making Identification
impossible. The victims were men iE
poor circumstances. Caught Ia the
crowded hunks on the top floor uf
fhe tive story brick building ana IN
the small rooms on tho fourth floor
they were helpless. when they we're
aroused the siairways were in flames
and there WAS mad rush for the
fire cscupos at the rear
Practically al the men were naked
Many were rescued by the firomen
ana police Some escaped by woih-
INK sh0ky plank stretched 90 an
adjoining building or by jumping
across "a flve-foot alley to ncighborlng
roofs. The property iops Ia only s25,-
600 The Arcadia was located az the
corner ST Washington and Laeonia
streets. The lower floors were oo-
cupied by stores.
Tho fire apparently started IN q
halfway closet on the second floor.
The flames swept up the wood
on stairs and burned through the
roof According % William Walsh.
the night clerk there were IFS lodg-
crs In the building when the fire was
discovered by a passing ncwsboy Af-
ter turning On an alarm ne rushed In
60 tho building awakening the men
with his shouts. The top floor was
one large ROOM filled with cots and
hunks ON tho fourth floor where
the loss at iife waa heaviest. there
were thirty tiny rooms like cells with
two cots ga each a hallway ran
through tho center The mon IN tho
rear rooms opening on the fire os.
cape had locked the doors when thea
went 90 hcd and those IN front were
unable to roach the fire escapes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
PROMINENT LABOR LEADER -
JAILED ~ UNDESIRABLE N4IEN

Trinidad colo, Dec. Robert
Uhilth. district organizer of the
United Mine Workers of mvrlct, vie"
president of the Colorado Federation
of LABOR, member OF the executive
committee Of the Socialist party nl
Colorado. and president ot the Trim
idad union. United Mine Workers of
America. who last night vas adludgrd
"A dangerous ana undesirable alien.
by the military commission. Us st.U bee
ing held mcommunicudo hy tn" NIL
uary authorities. The commission
recommended that he be held indeh-
nitcly
The nndings of tho commission,
made public late last night, were hof-
ed upon Ulrich's testimony given dur
ing tho course OF "a thrco-day exam
in,tion i'm Which hr declared that hc
yas not In sympathy with the pr'n-
rii,l,s and workings of the federal
and state, governments and that hr
had RETAINED from becoming ""
American citizen because ui thrs"
views Ilc said hc was GerWan Sud-
jcrt aud a. dcsvrtcr from th" ''''n""
army. He also admitted HAVING Iui.
chnsrd arms and ammunition TOR
striking miners at Ludlow Wh''h "'
delivered 10 them ON October 20. 'h
tho day folloWiug milne suard was
killed al Tahasco In "a battle WIN
strikers aud several others were
Wounded Indotcuding his actions
Uhlioh declared he believed th' w'h'
guards were about to attack the tent
solony at Ludlow, bat that he and the
union officials dld not approve OF inc
attacks made upon mining camps
which came about because oi the IN
ability of the leaders To control inc
men.
Tho military commission resumed
investigation of strike disorders lhls
morning with Assistant Judge Ad'o-
cato Captain Edward w, smith CON
ductlng the inquiry
party of twenty-siN stliNt pl''N.
crs we're brought iu TINS m"ih'u-
from New Mexico by the colorado
Fuel and iron company aud taken ~
nelghboring coal camps under "a mn
tary guard. Twenty-Five striking
miners applied al offices of the same
company for york Yesterday ana Were
given their old places. No demon
stratIons have hcen made agalnt
strike breakers
Tho formal report of tho military
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
labor War THREATENS To SEREAD over ENTIRE
STATE OF COLORADO AS RESULT OF COAL STRIKE
"TOO Late Reply of
CGryGizG to
WOmeIs Tears

4 ny Leased Wire Evening Herald.
. Hermoslllo. Msico. Dec. "A =
q wealthy Mexicatresident Of 81 =
. noloa, was shoNto death here =
= early today by fslring squad o. 9
. insurgent soldies re was =
. Antonio V. Cabdero. convicted =
. OF plotting agalm the constitu- .
. tionalist government OF his state.
. II was at the Darkest hour. =
q iust before dave when Cabal-
= lcro was placed lgainst wall
. of sun-baked bra, facing the I
. cemetery where Us body now I
= rests. a group o'armv Officers Z
= and few curlouscivilians stood Z
. by. The prisoncrAwalked alone
. 60 the wall reccfd tho hless- Z
= Ing 81 priest andoiaccd the ex- &
q ecutioners bandaa over his
. eyes with his own bnds. MARK
. wcii the heart" hotald. Z
q Nothing was visible tu the
. marksmcn except hc silhouette
. OF his shlrtslccvcs nd the white Z
. handogc over his had
9 rhc firing squad moved 90
q within ten feet ~ heir human 4
. mark and the five ifles fired as 4
q one.
q According 10 tho findings Of
. tho court martial, Cballcro had 4
. hccn confronted 18th letters 4
. signed 10y his namo which gave
. details ~ the insurgnt strength
= ln CuliaCan, rocentl' taken by 4
= the constltutlonalists
. Moved to pity boy IT, presence
. here of tho doomed mans wife
. ana two children. n soro ~ wo-
. men ~ Hcrmoslllo ,olled on 4
9 General Curronzn at tle last mo-
. mcnt 90 ask mnrcv. he consti- 4
. tutlonaiist commandertol them 4
q they had como too lat. 4
. q = q q O O O q 9 . O 80 q Q Q o 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
soeeeNeN4NNeeNNoN4N



Washington, Dec a.--Secreiery
McAd0o's first report 10 congress. do-
iiver1d Today, lA largely confiped 70 a
review ~ the ecnleyements ~ tho
treasury department III matterB that
have been ~ nation-wlde Interest. 10
recommendation for increased ap-
preparations for bureaus under hlg
authority and for Hesitation. which.
he declares, necessary 20 the better
conduct Of the government and the
protection OF the people.
The secretary discussed at some
length the subject Of currency iegls-
lation, reviewing the activities In HIS
department related 10 u. He apenks
of an unrest Ia business circles fol-
lowing the beginning Of tho special
session OF congress In April, refers TO
a propaganda Of pessimism which.
dosignedly or not produced condi-
tion OF extreme nervousness and tcn-
sion,' and points "a his announce
mcnt In June that the treasury wns
ready 20 issue s5Oo, 1908, 900 of emcr-
scncy currency under che Aidrich-
Vreeland act 20 prevent rcstriction
OF credits and to ease any situation.
Mr. McAdOo details the treasury's
offer 20 loan TO hanks Of the country
money 10 move the fan crops. Tho
sum Of $4,000, 900 out OF tso.eVe,-
O0o estimated 90 be nee6 was appor-
toned among the states.
III was essential" SAYS the aecre-
tary "that the action of the depart
ment should ne non-partlaan and
non-polillcai; the crops of Hepuhll-
cans Democrats and i'FogreaslHes.
ana ali other classes 81 people had to
he moved and the earnest effort of
the department was to have the hen
efils OF this action dlffnsed az widely
and impHrtially as possible"
After praising the Psychological
value % these Incidents the report
continues.
"1heN demonstrate cienriy that ahf
Improvement in our financial system
Which viii permanently establish
confidence VIII In itself be an Ina
menso gain. and 81 that improved n
nancnl system assures the opportu-
uity 10 secure nt an times the neees-
siry funds and credits % meet the
expanding and legitimate needs Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
DIG IA BNRIlA LEAVES
SUDDENLY EOR JAPAN

Paris, Dec a.--Franeisco dc Ia
Barra. former provisional president
of Mexico. who has been Mexican
minister TO France for several
months. left suddenly today for Ja-
pan. on receipt of orders from Gem
eral Huerta lie viii travel by was
Of Germany. Russia and Slberiu.
senor de lu Barra's visit 90 the ori-
ont it was said at the MeXiean lcEn-
ton here, would bee simply 90 thank
the Japanese government tor its par
ticpution in the Mexican centenary
celebration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
FINDING A WAY TO
UNsCRAMBLE ROAD
lBy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald;

Washington, Dec. Conference
today between Attorney Genoral Mc-
Reynolds and chairman Elliott OF the
NrW Haven board developed situa-
tion which made both officials conf
dent that basis OF dissolution which
would restore competition lea Now
England transportation aud meet che
governments demands would bp
reached some time in The near future
without n court fight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
EIGHTEEN STI,IkERs ARE
Al,RESTED At GAIA NIT

DUlUmct Mlchu Dec 3.-"Ns a ro-
suit OF fight between strikers ana
shorifrs deputies az Paincsdalc last
night eighteen strikers have bccn arr
rested In tho boarding house where
eleven arrests were m1de the officers
found ten rifles, four shotguns eleven
reyuiycrs, several packages Of cart
ridges and several ull'cariridgc belts
Guerilla warfare has been prevalent
n that district for several days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
BRITISH REAR ADMIRAL
ENTERTAINED BN GElMAN

MoXicO ClW Dec, 3.--VhrlHtOphcr
Craddock. the rear admiral Ina com-
mand of the British cruisers In Mex
icau waters, Was entertained at am
ucr last evening by he German min-
lister to Mexico, Admiral PAU Won
Hntzo nelson O'Shaughupssy, the
American charge d'affairea. was "a
guest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
National Nervousness and
Tension Admitted BY Sec
retary Of Treasury MeAdoo
in Annual Report.
MORE MONEY FOR
BUREAUS URGED
Currency Bin will Prevent
Crises, Believes Something
Needed to Restore Public
Confidence.

Q FEATURES Of MctdO0'a Ueport. =
Improvement In financial qya- .
. tenn needed 90 restore perman- .
. ent business cOnadencO In place .
. of present depression.
. Believes pending currency bill .
. win partially accomplish result q
= and prevent future monetary 9
. crises
. More money urged for support 3
. Of various bureaus of treasury =
. department.
9 -Four new revenue cutters =
9 needed
Secretary urges cnlargoment .
= Of public health service aud im-
= provomcnt of iife-aaving snrvlce. Z
. Urges international action 10 Y
9 prevent disasters az sea.
y Revenues for fiscal year out
. side Of postOfllce amount 70
. 472s.000,e ,e00.
y Income tax to bring In s1p5, Z
= 600. 900.
=
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

Boston, Dyc 3. a denial that he
ever intended to create monopoly
was made today by Sidney " Wins
low. president Of the United Shoe
Machinery company tcstitying Tor
the defense In the governments suit
to dissolve tho company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
GOOD PROGRESS IN
SANITATION REPORTED
BY SURGEON GENERAL
tBy tra-,4i Wirc ~ Evcning Hrraid !

Washington, Dec. Remarkable
progress in military sanitation and
Improvement in the health uf the
army is recorded ln the annual rc-
port ot Surgeon General George ~.
TorncN Tho SURGEON general says 30
seems more than mary cluus that
among the number ct men in the
camps at TcXas City and Galveston
ana along thc MoNican border CON
snntly exposed to injection, not u
single cuse of typhoid has occurred.
That is attributed entirely Go tho
compulsory Illumination OF tho
army by the typhoid prophyluctic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
GENERAL PoRFIRIO DINZ
PUT ON AIriKE LIST

Mexico city, Dec. Tho war de-
portmcnt today published am order
transferring General porurio piaz
from the retired list to the active
lst The order bears tho date of
September 200.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
GERMAN CRUISER To GO
no MEXICAN " ATTIfS

Berlin. Dec 9. The German Cruis-
cr Dresden be- bcing fitted ont al Kiel
To sail Tor McNic1u waters at thc end
of December 10 Will replace the
cruiser Hremeu which is TO return
GO Germany Tor repairs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
Uniform of Htate Militia Being DiSgraCed and
Turned Into Emblem of Anarchy StrlkebreakerS
Brought in in Violation Of State Law, Declared

District Organizer of United Mine Workers Vice President
of Colorado Labor Federation Prominent Socialist and
Leader in Trinidad Trouble Adjudged Dangerous and
Undesirable Alien By Military Commission and Will Be
Held Incommunoado Indefinitely; Admits Being Ger.
man Subject and Deserter from German Army.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
WILSON SUFFERING
FROM HEAVY COLD

W1shingtOn. Dec. 81. prOsidouI
Wilson had heavy cold today and
remained in the executive mansion
on the advice OF his physician, DR.
cary n. Grays son. O.. =, s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
NEMsP APEHS l'EEi RAD
OVER WILSON ATTITUDE

Moxic0 city. Dec. 8-An outline of
the message delivered hy President
Wilson to coustcss at Wash.ngtun
was prominently displayed by Old the
Spanish morning newspapers to-day.
Tho only paper printed la English,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
SYMPATHETIC STATE WIDE
WALKOUT Of UNIONS
TO Be DISCUSSED

"Organized Labor Theatened With Annihation Unless
They Take Positive Stand for Rights" Says Fiery Call
for Convention of All Crafts to be Held in Denver on
December 16 Under Auspices of American Federation Of
Labor to Take Action Looking to Support Of Trinidad
Miners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03

T0DATs NEWS ToDAx--
xou zee u IN the HmrtAKn
niEty cents . month o. a. osnm
q wcoh nclivorcd as your aoosa
nfty cents BY mail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28

relmsees. One hundred and Anv arc IN
dangerous condition "'e i"
roa rmS ,tnronss t OF the rescued are being
Ishar. Iol N every available manner
, ! mere are 800 housed In the Masonic
sneaInpie' 800 In the Eagles building I50 -
mqHse capHsd-a hall; h 800 in library hall Of the he
been IndcnS %ic ~ 10 10 me courthouse: 300 have
hhu,lding. 200 in Odd Fellows hall '''iao i5o
nave nave oeen taken Into the Elks cInh .nT ng
Enousa =, % nos OF others are being cared for
vera zee rs-o hundred women and children
sric. , along ST Marys river Lac Inc. die ef
rom IN the boats in that section fnrcea U
oS roofs Of 70 ,nsia stay behind. clnging to o. the
tly crept up around them "a'er stead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
Mr.. LOR|A HALL, SALT
LAKE CITY BROKER
Found Quick Relief in Plant
Juice. His Statement Is
Pointed.

one of the prominent brokers of salt
Lake City is Mir Lorin Hall whose
nome is al l5i1 Roberta avenue For
years he has conducted 4 big and s,ic-
cessiul business. Mr. Halls health has
peen greatly benefited by Plant Juice
and regarding IL lie has this to say.
II got some OF your Plant Juice four
weeks ago aud il did me so much eood
nave Just got another supply suf-
icred awiully with Indigestion aud il
Drought me quick relief II has helped
me in every way. | inst feel Gne now
'tnVc gained several pounds. have no
more stomach trouble and am i'm Japdv
shape" - va
Nerdicts similar TO this may lie hoard
rom au VINO use Plant Juice. IT rep-
resents inc greatest comblna ton OF ex
lIaStS' essences and Juices of Medicinal
nerbs That science has ever produccI'
} flaht Juice is The most marvellous sys
le.n cleansing, reconstructive and tonic
PIpouCt pl tle axe. il Is an absolute
sps''nc ior all stomach liver. kidney
ana blood ailments. III Won arr biiinmc
constIhated. nerve wrecked brain god
run down and feel worn out iben Iosn
no time In getting bottle of pisni
JUICE 1t VIII remove your nbvrioai
'rouoles' and put new life into voI
iant Juice is for sale at anv on. of
ocnran'm-Johnson's i've stores -
advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28

Nov. ! don { know whether or not
any such boois titles really exist. Per
maps there are no such book titles IN
ihc world, But that looks as Though
1T MIGHT represent some such book
tlcle as ono of those | have worked out.
Certainly that picture cannot represent
such = title as a Midsummer Night ;
Dream or In the Crowded City T.
MUST represent some such title rs one
OF those ] have worked out So I'II
look in the catalogue, and see whether
or not any such title is there. Each
Of the n correct titles is in the cata-
logue.
So YOU open YOUR catalogue aud turn
TO the book titles beginning with the
letter III. You look to see whether
any such title is there as "House on
the River, The or '.Home on the
River, The. or 'fHouse by the Stream,
The. /" And You turn TO the titles be.
ginning with the letter OBJ and look
for "B BY the River And you turn 70
the titles beginning with the letter
'O' and look for "On the River
Bank. - And so on.
All the 5000 titles are in alphabetical
order and the II correct titles are scat,
tered here and there through the list
lust where they were when those sell
ecting the titles chanced upon them III
reading over the catalogue,
And If you use your common sense,
your ingenuity. in thinking up POS
SlBLE titles to picture, in the way
explained above, and use your catalogue
to TEST OUT your possible titles, and
II you KEEP AT 1T, you will carry off
a prizel Maybe not the first prize, or
maybe not second prize. But you IL
get prize if you play this fascinating
game through and play it well.
Here's success to you in your use OF
the catalogue!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
Have You a List of the Y
Correct Booklovers' Titles?
1t Is the Greatest Aid You Could
Get in Solving Those Pictures!

want one OF The catalogues that
wIli get me the $SS5 touring car, n
contestant wrote in Yesterday with an
order for contest catalogue.
That is. The way oil the contestants
seem TO feel. BY getting a catalogue
The contestant brings 10 his home all
The aid the book stores and libraries
could give in furnishing lists OF titles,
and FAR moTe-ior from THIS list ALL
the q titles represented by the ~ CON
test pictures arc selected. In other
words, ALL THE CORRECT TITLES
WILL BE FOUND IN THE CATA.
LOGuE.
And with each catalogue, remember,
seven certificates, redecrable for the
flrst thlrty-fIYe pictures, arc given
free. If you want all the pictures that
have been published thus far you can
get them all, free. in exchange for these
certificates. and YOU II have enough left
over to get twenty nine additional pic
tures
But to get back to that catalogue
itself:
Suppose YOU look at picture and
don't know any book title it might
represent. Suppose this picture is of
the life of you You cannot think of any
book title the picture could represent.
Well. you don T have to know any
book titles in order to solve that pie
ture. 1t would be Just a waste of time,
If YOU have catalogue. to try TO think
over the different book titles YOU
know. Use your common sense, ana
the catalogue.
Thusly;
''Bill,' you say to yourself. ''BIll,
this picture MAY represent such a title
as THE House on the River or The
Homo Oh the River or THE House by
the Stream or BY the River or 'On
the River Bank.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
hi PARTY
||VGS AID To
||ISuFFERERS
II Being Removed TO
Of Safety by Squads
Supervision Of
/ Lieutenant Governor
50 DEAD
4 AND 100 MISSING
Esng snowstorm Adds to
4 Suffering of Victims;
|sples of Twelve lden-
tilted Dead.
/. .,,o,l News Service.

.,,,,onal News Service.
L,7E BEND, Ind, March PA
* n hope developed tonight IN
! a, flood situation at Perm. IND,
~rirou Of the stricken town
4, ,,liof from terrible conditions
rnysl of the South Bend res
M, headed by Lieutenant Gov
4 Tl,m 7. o'Neill. With the
4, A ;hs volunteers the organl-
q 4 nxue squads started and
s y, low being moved to places
III, ,,
. M known that at least fifty
,.l md 100 are missing. These
m ,ouservative and it is prob
. An Der will greatly exceed this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
s.n.ksATE WORK
s'eS RESERVOIR

sA7sSs news Service.
,ssdfed n;s, Ind, March 27.-
loday men, working all last
Az sster 'oaght oH back the great
~ ety Out t"nicn threatened to
70 Ills w. OF existence. Nt an ~
Hone vhhGorning. the slender
Shk TSsa held the waters
d ps entire city oppearc5
1fnz reeple fed from l ihagr ~
~ their srra.e ssrnasever they c,uld
M..d M The crisis rls was reported
and n" waters are reced :
~ averteS% % strengthening OF
|a,sy and a ~ thc disaster, The
snt the city is In to-
sa SSsys S,Ns-,Ss been rescued from
Elnrsn wyrsiit wsgs.iit into this c,tvl
s@e todsre talten from the
VIEW az ,py the Evanston
ds' = suins In All w"re won,sdinE ssy.S vas
ssstas ssta soa.Hsss tss tsn sil's s5sss S%s9s
a aest Of wstIatlc part OF thIs
- oioys tho .er Yer which deluge6
b AZ ~ their people to the sec
rasesady bsnoOn ZONES. from which
Lsss are s.If,n Uysn rescued. Man,. Mans,
ol boats IN ttn.nnrlsoned there
'''''disx 7 iass &c sasss amSnt shs%; .s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
Identified Dead.

" dad twelve had been iden-
pitlhEs;
hrz 3. MILLER.
YT STEsSY.
pFAs MrCURDY.
*7ulE HAAGIAND.
zIIlM 5. BUTLER,
E7E HARTHRoAD.
Eia pEopECK.
|E75 HIERS.
6foN sTETTLER.
LEI V0LLMAR,
EpF. BENDER
Tiles E. DOUGLAS.
, hne have tho newspaper cor
1H1 In and nenr Peru been able
EliGS de2crlbe the horrors OF the
A Following a night Of awful
g yestilsnce broke out among the
<glss In the courthouse square.
dlphlbeHa, mumps, measles and
ne having been reported,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
|efSuferers.

sss,ns = ns night from the stems
4 a. ooss n could be heard fbs
e IA yppis IN The street. And az
ssrss aa shrleks OF the sufrerers
- s,,hiNs hsns muddy waters walls
n the temporary refuge
'ead wife were sesr co,,,
I Q pnet b dead, hands CLOSELY
! EsJr%5. = hallowell was rescued hy
Z.e iSr,,,ssallo In, ,sllo Dr, Hoff. two peri,
q a S4nSl,ling n1 G attempts. Halloweij eu
. SScSS ~ ,hfe vile and children In a
1tSsU l t,.er shere was no room ~ for
% h. TUm ioa mis- home he finally
/ ne. Hay,.o ~ oi a tree on the bank
SAo mere ra ne was seen by The the
~ ssg aoed aTowed up the river t,rne e
Alsd ~ tIVs.ed down. Each tins
Ioassr feaeh S him they asked
NJ fSs frSSss, ne ne could hang or.
saus nN, With cold, he She sho,,ted ted
1=Sss "OI 'rs hold out more than
~ down me a last time the two
no Tho h. .ne man fell down
"a ~ sis leaving town nc fac. -.
q nj ordar yLsn over the inter,,rha y
Hlh Mac asue has been or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-28
milne Established.

- q this fact, a quarantine has
gzSlshed, which includes Leo
rntsDondent Of tho South Bend
H ID Was given an opportunity
es pasue-stricken district be-
p f.lnntlne waB formally estab-
q hs chose to remain there as
me- and also continue his work
Elpondent
Ets! night the thousands who
In'A here will ever have TO pass
~ one OF terrible suffering and
Nom out By the hours Of suf-
Ea pe5onB gave up their bat
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