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The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
SPORT.


The race track We'd with the agri-
cultural and live stock exhibits for at
tention at the Bent County fair at Las
Animas, Colo
Jack" Johnson's music hall engage
ments in London were postponed
on account of the intense resentment
displayed on all sides.
That daredevil of the turf, Foxhal.
Keene, at the risk of his life led the
team in terrific onslaughter against
team in a terrific onslaughter against
the army players of the Twelfth cav.
airy, defeating them by 121s to 1 at
Colorado Springs.
Mollie Darling, driven by McMahon,
established a new state record for the
2:99 pace on the half-mile track at the
Great Western circuit races at the
Iowa State fair in Des Moines, win
ming the first heat In 2:05. She lost
the second, but took first again in the
third handily.
Hurled to the ground when his pony
turned a complete somersault, Foxhall
Keene, captain of the Cheyenne Noun
tain Country Club polo team, and a
player of international fame, was in
jured at Colorado Springs five minutes
after the beginning of the game with
the Denver Prairie Dogs.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
GEN E RAJ.

Judge w. S. Shoemaker, pioneer at
torney of Omaha, veteran of the Civil
war, and for thirty-five years promi-
rent in Nebraska politics, died at an
Omaha hospital of heart disease.
President Wilson warned all Ameri-
cans to leave Mexico at once, fol-
lowing the delivery of his message to
Cangress. which was received in
ominous silence at the Mexican CAPT
tai.
Lieut.. Gov. Martin H. Glynn was for
mally recognized as acting governor
of New York by the assembly, after
a bitter debate. The vote in favor of
such recognition stood forty-eight to
twenty-eight against
George A. Hartman, the leper who
recently was isolated at the quaran-
tine camp fourteen miles south of St.
Louis, escaped for the second time
since he was taken to the quarantine
camp, less than three weeks ago.
with scores of American women
outraged and thousand American cit
liens murdered: with pillage, black
Hldll anu IduSOUl tAlSlluB OH uNAIN
hand in defiance of American rights
of citizenship, the situation in MeXl
co is beyond endurance" declared
Governor O. B. Colqmtt of Texas, who
was at Colorado Springs for the gov
ernors' conference.
With Governor George w. Clarke OF
the state of Iowa to welcome visitors
to the Hawkeye domain, and Mayor ].
f Elder extending the hand of fellow
ship on behalf of The city, the Keokuk
and Hamilton power dam was formal
ade through the business streets and
thence to Rand park, where the for
NAL exercises were held, was feature
of the day.
Rejecting the proposal to ask the
government for a battleship to take
them to Panama for their 1914 ses-
sion, the governors conference at
Colorado Springs decided to meet
next year at Madison, Wis. The invi-
tation was presented by Governor Nc
Govern. Officers reelected were:
Governor McGovern, chairman; Miles
C. Riley, secretary and an executive
committee consisting of Governor Am
mons of Colorado, Governor O'Neal of
Alabama and Governor McGovern of
Wisconsin.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
FOREIGN.

Gunboats in Guaymas harbor shelled
the rebel positions, according to
meager private advices received at
Tucson, Arizona.
The Balkan peace treaty was rati-
fled at Bucharest. The Turks con-
tinue to advance into Thrace and have
now occupied Gumuljina and Mas
tanle according to Sofia advices
American Consul Thomas d. Ed
wards has been instructed by the
state department at Washington to in
vestigate the reported killing of five
Americans at or near chihuNhua dur
ing July.
Two of the most powerful native
ruling families of British India were
united in London when the Princess
lndira, only daughter of the reigning
Maharajah Gaekwar of Bordoa, was
married to Prince Jitendra, son of the
Maharajah Gaekwar of Bordoda, was
mantle courtship.
Harry *. Thaw won three victories
over the New York state authorities
at Sherbrooke, Quebec, and was then
locked in the Sherbrooke jail, immune
for the time from the immigration au-
thorities, after having received an ova-
tion from the townspeople of Sher-
brooke that would have done honor
to prince of royal blood.
Michael Maybrick an English musi-
cal composer, who under the name Of
Stephen Adams, wrote some of the
most popular songs in the English
language, among them Nancy Lee
"The Warrior Bold" and the Holy
City" died at Burton, Eng, at the age
sixty-nine. Michael Maybrick was a
younger brother of James Maybrick,
whose wife, Florence Maybrick, was
sentenced at first to death at Liver
pool in 1889 on a charge of poisoning
him with arsenic, but later commuted
and released.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
WASHINGTON.

The President named Henry l.. Lar
in the marine corps.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
tion of A. F. Browns as register of the
Sterling land office.
DIR. Thomas Robinson, for forty
years connected with the Treasury De-
partment, is dead.
An agricultural currency amend
ment to the administration currency
bill was adopted by the House Demo
cratic caucus.
Urgent instructions were sent to the
consul at Chihuahua to see to 1.-The
prompt and adequate punishment of
those committing outrages on Ameri-
can citizens"
Consul Letcher, reporting from Chi
huahua that seventy-five Americans
arriving there from MADEIRA, told of
the capture OF that town from Poncho
Villa by independent guerrillas.
Milk for the middies now is assured
for the United States naval academy
through the selection of 700-acre
dairy farm only few miles removed
from the historic buildings at Anna
polls, Md.
Attempts to increase the limit of the
proposed income tax on the larger in
comes failed in the Senate when Sena-
tors. Borah. Bristow and Cummins led
an effort TO amend the income tax sec
tion OF the Democratic tariff bill
The United States will facilitate a
court test of the California anti-alien
law, but the initiative must come from
some aggrieved Japanese representa-
tive. President Wilson let it be
known that such was the status of the
situation.
Senator Sheppard of Texas inter
preted President Wilson's address was
such a full recognition of the belliger-
ency of the constitutionalists that he
announced he would not press his res
olution for the recognition of Carran-
"a followers.
An increase of SO per cent in the
production of wheat in the principal
wheat-producing countries of the
northern hemisphere is reported b.
4ble to the United States Depart.
inent of Agriculture by the Interna
tional Institute of Agriculture at
Rome, Italy.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
Thaw Case Tied Up Indefinitely.

Sherbrooke, Que.-The case of Harry
Thaw, SO far as Sherbrooke is can
cerned, entered temporary doldrums
The court victory of his lawyers in
quashing their own writ of habeas
corpus and having him recommitted to
Jail, means either that he will remain
there until tried by the kings bench,
criminal side, in October, or that New
York state, outflanked to date in legal
skirmishes must make some new move
looking to mis- liberation and seizure
by the immigration authorities for de-
portation.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
Worlds Biggest Ship Fire Swept.

New York-The steamship Impera-
tor, the largest vessel afloat, was
swept by fire as she lay at her dock
in Hoboken with her crew and 1,131
steerage passengers on board Second
Officer Gobrecht, who led the crew
into the hold to fight the flames, was
cut off from his men and srffocated.
His body was found an hour after.
ward, untouched by fire, and brought
ashore.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
"MExlCo AGREES TO NOTHING,
SAYS SENIOR GAMBoA,-
WILL WELCOME LIND.
HUERTA is ELIMINATED
WILLIAM BAYARD HALE SAILS
FOR UNITED STATES TO
MAKE REPORT.
western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Mexico City. Aug. 29.-The an
nouncement of the contemplated re-
turn of John Lind to Mexico City
brought from Senor Gamboa, minister
of foreign affairs, the declaration that
Mexico agreed to nothing and that
Senor Gamboa's note Of August 26 to
Mr. Lind was the last communication
he sent.
1t was suggested to the minister that
President Wilson's representative was
coming to the capital to resume nego-
uations Senator Gamboa replied that
this appeared not unlikely, as he ma
aturally expected a reply to his last
note. He added that Mr.. Lind would
be entirely welcome at the capital and
that personally he would be glad to
see him.
1t is regarded here as possible that
further conferences between Senate
Gamboa and Mr.. Lind may result
an agreement unless Washington co
tinues to lie stickler for complianc
to the letter of the demand for Gene
al Huerta's non-candidacy
Senior Gamboa's last note appeare
to make it clear that it would be in
possible for General Huerta to be
candidate for the presidency under tn
laws.
For the reason that the other propo
sitions, Mr. Lind's last note says, ma.
be settled later, and since Senor Gam
boa intimates in his last note con
Will 80
pointed out as probable that the nego.
tiations will be reopened. Senor Gam
boa intimated that further negotia
tions along the direct line of the de-
mands would be useless, although at
the same time he expressed hopes of
a settlement.
The return of Mr.. Lind would do
much to reassure some thousands of
anxious Americans, many of whom are
planning a speedy departure from the
capital.
The warning of President Wilson
was telegraphed to all consuls who
could be reached in this way and ar
rangements have been made to
couriers to points such as Durango,
which are cut off from telegraphic
communication The warning con-
tanned the sentence:
you convey to the authorities the
indication that any maltreatment of
Americans would raise the question of
Intervention"
Lind to Remain Near Battleship.
Vera Cruz.-President Wilson's rep
resentatiye, John Lind. will remain in
Vera Cruz for several days.
William Bayard Hale sailed on the
steamer MORO Castle for Havana He
will disembark there and proceed by
the Key West route to Washington He
carries with him the originals of the
Mexican = governments communica-
tions
Gamboa Ridicues Presidents order.
Mexico City.-Senor Gamboa said:
''Do they think we are Boxers in
Mexico? Have you seen mobs chasing
Americans through the streets or any
unfriendly manifestations even by the
people of the lower class? We have
100000 or 100000 Mexicans in the
United States. We have made no sug-
gestion to them to return, in the belief
that they might be lynched" "
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
Shoots suitor of His Divorced wife.

Grand Junction. Joe Gurr, a pa
rolled convict, shot Phoenix Wade, ri
val for his divorced wifes affections,
through the arm, and wounded Patsy
Mease, 6-year-old girl, when ne be
gan firing on the crowd that poured
from the Orpheum Theater at Vernal,
Utah
The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-30
Appointed to Turkey.

Washington. = President Wilson
nominated Henry Morgenthau of New
York to be ambassador to Turkey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
Court House News
NEW SUITS rlLrn .,

Ne" SUITS FILED IN
CIRCUIT COURT
> c Pissol rs Marta Caluey
On Account
Elmer KeruE rs Uatnosn Hs- q
f@% soEs- e a. Perfsz ftsss
zAeAsa Bo7eu-zrt Va Her.,
BraaEester e al Sane
Thozzs Roaazs rs. Uukso4s b-
% ISo@@s Marta e al san.
he case o. Cara Eads rs I. p
EA4a fO alForcs has bs<n aswss..s
.aad NJ and Ms Eazs hare r.-p-
ed.
Ia TIE case az tie ssarlsnr grvs,
Mig Co Va R d wo-rsa sssr-s,.
Sas rsz&rsd nader ta--s - -,
ua1EE.a
Marriage hcsuses uers ssss v,..
--F Afiezoo1 to tie fo-sgzfz- D.,
@soag. x wsvnlA u w..
zo'saoe caIzEnsr q Trasasa,s 80
AoAHs Fs1-swz58 E-E Rrsss sr,,
iA7Aa eTA q Az9rzin oy-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
HARoiN COLLEGE REcFTsLs-
SPRING nE sss

SPRING or ssfs
April 2LPtaas Rectal gazEs .
Pruc eae-ne
Nay s-P&a0 Rscital. FaBEla Q,
Mss covi-roa. 500 p n
Nay 1Rscitsl By sersx Dzuask
l0sh
Mar rs-Pi4ao Rseital. gusEs 6.
Pro- Gze-ze
Nay 1S-ssuSx Piano Rsefsi.
Fls q Prof G3=-a-um
May 1s-seaiOr vOEoeRees.al ruvrs
q Mrs. Aazz
May 4-Ar Reception frou rs
g ss@ , n From Tsea 70 1ssas =
n
Nay 1-ssai0< Psaso Rx,sal.
Ns Of Pr& Guarze
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Mss GzEtoa 4.M ,
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May -T-c4Ss nsy Nornsnr
Nay 27-c0zunrneat Ererrsses
7 Books az BaeAa~s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
Beware Of Ointments for
CatzrTh That Contain Aserr,,-r

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

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e1-@zs1 za sar~ ~
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
Implements

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

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ant eeasr rzzsA re czz soarcsT
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sasAg~ viii corn rod BSss
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ssP1ay dsszhss vhsre re
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? Il case q AL or szag p1w-
aHg @E zzA kzrryE as early a. sal
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sssaz To grnznz1e say7y 30 they ezz
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r L Pkksr sold a god = 10
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

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GITTY:XrEV
NoRTH

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cazEsl terri Frsaay srsz Ms
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q L1-s Hafaer s~ ss
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* Aear s4z-z Fs @A1s = szsszsas
uis % NsraSe TAErAsay.
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Ezlss kzz Js&gs Frzak Tauxsn
Mr1 Homer FrT & P@z7 "a rE
with Aer mneh@r. Mrn MMs MeFAs
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
DON'T DELAY


Ssne Neris5 Psoz,e Hsrs Lsarne.
Thzs sssiecs Is dzssero4
TIE Slightest symptom o. ktsueg
fr0usis Is far tee ssrsoaz 70 Be- ovs-.
Dszsd rs The snail. reelected
troEsl@ that % orea lad 70 s=5-
os kidney aslnezts mat Tzln in the
Ezzli az yOzr hack: that ms.sry
a-egshrys hose hsasshss aas
9zE s@ls; that weak wary. worn-
0gt Testing, may Be mattress warning
q ksdzzT ws&kzc= risk voz-
ne b. neEleexg theae xFzpoust
As1eA tie ezzse Of he troabs wkge
there RET Is tEme-hegin treating ros-
Ea21sTs q ones with . tired anSuror-
- ktansy reze5y No need 70 sxu~
insst Do4niE Kidnsys PaIs szvs has
s~ascsFfzily used In thousaads az cas-
g q kidney troable for over e.
E3x Do1ns Kidney Pasa are
lsed znd rscnznsnSed th-vusher.
the ciFEIfzsd world Easorsed II
so~e Read Mexico ,ssano1y
Edward Dsrnosy. groesr. SIS cart
Arcane. Mexico, No. says TIVE
years aD wAs ~saffsrizg faoen r.
regular Arsoa Of ny h4zsyH There
~eFe z1zrT F4iz ia M Ese Al.
oEer ~ kidnsys- l also hal h4as-
aches I fSa1Ily used Dosns "a
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sl1s Drag Store and was SOFA eur.
ed.
FostsrNilburn Co. Buffalo. New
fors sols agents for TIE Uv,,.s
States
Remember he naas-Doass
I'D take 10 oshes /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
Poultry Fence and
Screen Cloth

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cs-zs1 b~u1zs scr.xr, TIE kxnc
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4 ass 40 ~ zhsaS e ~. 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

serTsoa-sausay $50,
a II Prsaehlsx ana r,...
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ws.nEy eFs-zg az T:M ss-
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

WAETD-SEEA Beard Operates
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24

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re4Hw cRAsTssrsna Ea0E-
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Is Bns- Hand Ep Nurz
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TAe snkgaE ssartA * rsAnA I
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couutF. NlssUud
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hHs ue asEannanst are The tnans
hesu * ne eaaarsa q n H wa
.nsrks zars1ssE Ats q Ma1tEamsl
esz1sy. Miasrz- &A1 Is ssA AazH
al szsErzaa In sis sazE n fhiss thzi
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IN 6~se1 Sad fzzz wh ofhz
prVp@rv 10 his vie Theresa Wee
ns-ke uzg the s1ltgwzng iazsnAEs
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zny saeA es<1te rszztatzE / ~
z1z b@gn=szA TO M sid ehzarsn Q
ne hz a nsr boases IN n1.
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snzizsng szrs zzs Share zzke
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estate and .=s== az TIE Ezrzsss
psAsztT ard 6ssanazEts hs-ean ser
sZzF n and % ne p-s -
eureiEg to ne Esszies IN said ease
mSda and rruTAe. md surzAs
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th~ e~azsssazre sro- Rza6z-ant I
Bonaarznt. AID fer surA osAsr rsas4
a. tie cozT1 may deed pazsnaa ems.
I'D 70 Gzs for his cazn
y 3 fsr1her sr5s-ps sAAt . cog
Ae-FSs w. Fzbssshes ~ The Mexsn
WesklF LAsser- a weeklv nerN,az1
~pSsiAsss n Aazssls Ce1asv. M
scan for sszr wse&9 saxasSlvesy.
ne @st sns@risx 70 be a. aaaa II
lea dxys beSors she asxs t.-m :
said cosr aforesaid.
Wnness my band and oak4al wsxAl
aoss AZ Office IA tie cry * wer
leo cOnty and State ssoru2. fkf
lsth car o. April. sstz
X y ELAOTT.
lcAerE q the Aa6r4an clrwut cosr1
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fsezle AtteN z y EI0t. cerh
So z $ Cana. Astarnv sw d.
p~azsntir
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-04-24
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