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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-03

Formal secession Of the states Of Mex
leo has been suggested several times
since the present troubles began. 50 far.
apparently. 10 definite steps have been
taken in that direction. Vet. lis 20 the
rebels. that would BE- something tangible
The Acknowledgement Of the republic. or
even IN attempt to diSmembcr ii. might
very Wei cause the constftutionaliStS to
hesitate. Personals, the consequences to
themselves could not bc'morc serious I'M
der such circumstances than they are
likely to he under present circumstances
in case Of defeat. Considered solely az
a political move. the organization Of
the states o. Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihua-
hua and Durango into a confederation.
with q completely organized provisional
government, able 70 show that it is rep
resentatiye of the sentiments Of the pp0-
pie of those states. may secure r%pcogni-
tons OF beliigercncy on the part Of the
United States ami other nations. 1t
would sinlp ifv The situation immensely
as to this country. As 10 Mexico ut
large the movement. ii successful. would
spell disaster It remains to be seen
whether the Constituencies them
selves will be willing to succeed in that
way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-10-03

In the meanwhile let pS not lose SIGHT
of the neesi for treating he standing wa
ter, Jeff by the overflow watil kerosene
This would he a most inopporture lime
for an epidemic of malaria in Browns
vile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
INTERVENTION Used ~
THREAT TO PEOPLE

Mexico tity. Mexico. Feb t5.--Af-
ter an executive meeting IN the cham
hUr ui deputies the malority ~ the
senate lcft tor the national palace ~
demand the resignation OF President
Madpru. They were accompanied by
Francisco Do Do Barre aud the span
iHh minister % Mexico.
The delegation uf senators had gone
90 the national palace 90 see preai-
dent Madcro, bat thcS did not succeed
In finding him
From the carriages in which thcy
had driven there thcy informed the
public.
President TAT, has Just tcicgra ph-
od the British minister that American
troops are coming 10 the Mexican
vapital We consider Intervention in
tvitablc
The Mexican senators also informed
'hc populaCc that they considered
that President Madcro had been de-
ieatcd
The senator's told the people that
President Taft had toleEraphcd a.
Pedro Lascurain. the Mexican foreign
minister. that at IN" request of ia,
British minister here he was rendina
marines TO Mexico 10 protect Amcri'
cans and other foreigners. The senu,
tors said President TAFT had declared
this should not be construed AZ In
icrvcntion but u nevertheless was 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
II pNsO AGAIN TEARS
WAIsIARE ~ JtMiEL

EI paso. TcN.. Teb. 70 "A general
movement ol rebel forces toward
Juarcz. Mexico. was ucguu early THIS
morning. according to rauchmcn ar
ri,ing m El paso Agents here have
opened negotiations with the federal
commander iu Juarcl for proclaiming
d. truce. Authorities iu ~ Paso fear
trouble across the border because the
federal volunteers are not disposed ia
join the Diuz revolution.
Of thu .OuO odd government forces
at Juartz nearly opc-half are irrvgu-
lars oticcrcd hy cX-iusurrcctu chtet'
who fouSht iu the Madcro revolution
aud since have remained loyal tu th,
president Colonel tgnacio Escaratr
the volunteer commander. has de-
clared that Inc the event at Madcru's
defeat he will dishnud his troops.
we viii quit " Madero does" h.,
declared today But Colonel Juan
N Nasuu"1. a regular insists that ht
is in full command of the JuareG gar
risun Rebel agents say that Vas
uuoz aud his Officers tend toWare
recognizing the Diaz revolution. rh'
rebels offer to bring General Inc.
Salazar who leads more than l,20t
rebels into Juarez aud assist the reg
ulars NJ any trouble occurs with th'
volunteers Sala1ar's forces Tor som,
daNs have been rnmpcd within fitt,
miles uf IuaroX along the MeNtc'
Northwestern railroad.
No telegraph lines or railroads ar,
operating below Juarez. aud no Wor,
has been received for two days from
IA" American eottlcmeuts in the casa
Cununuod uu Page o. Column 50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
WILSON REPORTS FEDERNI.s
SHORT on AMMI NIIlDN

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE most
,lgnihCant feature Ambassador wit
ION reports today De- tho intimn.
don that MaderO b. running short ot
,mmuuluou By Mr. Wilson's fguros
the total casualty list yesterday was
dx killed and forty-cight wounded,
rhc rebels gained 500 deserters from
he federal side. Ia the thick of the
lighting the president OF the local Red
ross WAS Killed by bullets from some
Unknown source white ~ work In the
plaza. aud both that organization and
The white cross have been obliged %
iisband because OF the failure ~ the
government tu respect the white flag
and IT, seizures of their automobiles
a. ammunition carriers Tile ambas'
sador's account ut the MadcrO govern
meutS efforts to cause his ahan@Dn
mcut oi the American embassy n dis-
missed in statement that yesterday
the Mexican minister for foreign at
fairs invited him la the prosldents
namc 10 remove hts residence 90 the
| Wburh ut TaCubayu, out ut the lin,
II fire.
The ambassador thanked the pres.
ident bat declined tho ofer Frou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
Ell PASO EmiO Released San Antonio Today Gro
Border and the Republic

ed a few miles Outsidr of the capital
in readiness 10 obey the orders ot
Diaz.
De Ia . this morning issued q pro-
ciamation explaining his Intentions
Diaz secretly sent uui number uf
officers today TO assist In drilling the
recruits under de "a -. lie ordered
them To maintain their positions. as
he DID not want any more men inside
his lines then than he could C1nven-
lcntly feed aud hs did not regard ro.
luforccments essential Tile Mexican
minister a. Havana telcRraphed 10
the government today asking for per
mission for cuban marines from tho
cruiser cuba al Vera Cruz TO land and
go TO Mexico city, aB a guard FOR the
Cuban legation.
The aggrosslvoness of tho rebels
during the night brought about fur
ther scenes Of panic among the pco-
plc. thousands Of whom filled the
streets during every iull lu the hght-
ing and hastcucd ln iostling masses
away from the danger zone. Refore
midnight, Diaz. taking advantage OF
the unlightrd streets, extended his
lines for several blocks and shortly
aftcrward engaged federal troops
from his new position In the SO
called "JuareE colony" which is thick
ia populated with foreigners.
Groups nf rubrl soldiers dcpioyed
along Versailles street and from the
roofs of buildings on Turin street and
Barcelona street For time they
maintained an almost incessant rifle
sud machine gun iirc az the federal
out posts stationed far out In whp
had been called the neutral zone
From time To time rebel cannon
threw proiectiles in al directions. try
ing To- draw the federal iiro. They
succeeded between 8 o'clock and
o'clock in awakening two federal bat
teries into brisk action and sharp
artillery duel lasting half an hour
gave the city its nrst experience - 4
night bombardmont From ' o.ciorh
untu dawn there was practically
silence throughout the citA NJ uAg
break the rebol cannon got renewed
reply from the government lines and
thus The battle WAS again iu tul
swing The announcement oi the
resignation al President Madcro. wac
made on the authority of the British
legation at a late hour last night
founded on the fact that de Ia Barfa
,igit SO President Madcro had heri
followed by an Immediate cessation ol
hrug b., both sides
IN. LEGATION officials 'oOk this a'
AN indication that dc la Barra nae
suc,ecdcd IN prevailing ON the presi
dent Ia resign and announced II as
fact
G.urrs Huerts and other fedora
commander assured President Ma
dcro this morning that the govern
mcut forces would Niyt TINS
Thought go hay, been the cause 81
the president refusing 90 resign
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
Las Vegas Lands Site
for a Federal Building

Chicago. home or Minority Leader
Mann
Memorial smphithostrr 90 Arlington
national cemetery a. Arlington $500
600. with limit of $4,000 Sub
treasury aud other Offices al 81 Louis.
&2oO, ,UuO limit. tl00O,O0O. Improve.
meut uf post office and court house at
Kansas city Missouri, &i5V.oO0 limit
100000
once building al Washington. for
geological survey and reclamation SER
Vice. indian bureau. bureau of mines
ana other interior department bur
"Hus S5uu. 900 attn limit OF $500,
600. The bin Includes these items of
increases in tIc limit of cost OF build
ings whose acquisitions of site ana
building engagements previously have
been authorized
Texas corpus christi 100000.
The bill directs the enlargement or
improvement of government buildings
within these limits OF cost.
California --Oakland. post office aud
custom house tid,0Ob'
Nehrnska-I Lincoln post once aud
court house. xtt5,OOO,
Buildiugs are authorized within
these limits OF cost on grounds now
owned or previously authorized 90 he
acquired b> the o'ernment
Arizona Douglas. siO0.ONu.
California Bakersfield. aiOu GOO.
Colorado Durango. 100000.
| Moutuna- -kalispcli, 100000
Toxas-El Paso 100000, Yoakum
! I65. O00.
Washingtou-E -Ellonsburg, 1880,
! Aberdeen. tli2,b00. Seattle, $500 900
| Purchases for sites are authorised
IN Dallas Toxas 100000. and TAI
Vegss, n A., $4,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
PROPOSES THAT GOVERN MENT
SIELE TtlE RAILItO ADS

Mushingiuu Feb % The threat
ned tie up ul unY-tour eastern rail-
-oHds o. the proposed strike of tire-
men NaE the basis of a resolution for
government ownership of these rail-
roHd properties. introduced when the
house assembled TODAY by 6eprc-
sentative Berger. of Wisconsin, So-
rHlisi Borecr's resolution proposed
that va case Of strike and tle-up of
The railroad system Tor more than "a
week. the president 0f tho United
States should hV cmpoW rcd to sieHo
he railroads with all their terminals
bolt u"cs. lands. coal mines. work
shops and either properties ou tho
ground ut public emergency and the
r'Rhi of eminent domHin and 90 man
age and operate them through the
postofficr department until congress
should create % department OF ruii-
roads
'rhe resolution proposed that the
gov rntuont operate lho properties oil
work dHy ot eight hours ana pay a
'fuir rate nf Wages
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
STORY on TODAY'S EVENTS
~ STREETS Oh MEXICO

Mexico CITY, Mexico. Feb. 1.-THE
hostile forces at daybrcak faced each
other la virtual, the same positions
they have held 1il through the week
The offices ot the lmpdrcial were
commHudcOrcd by the federal troops
tnis morning Tor use iu their opera
tiuns. Francisco dc H Barri. former
provisional president. accompanied D.
General Fclp, Angeles. q federal
commander. went To the palace Tor a
conference With Madero
Following the conference. de Ia
Btrrd announced that MtdvrU had
authorized him and General Angeles
~ confer With FCiiX Dial aud General
NuudraguH, on The question of ar
ransing au urmistivc Madoru pro.
posed The noniuE ~ ~ commission p,
each ptrtt tu nuHtrito % plan for q
solution ~ the situation. pc 'u B1rr1
Immediately made re- visit 80 the rupv
position and conferred with D'dE
pointing out the iithrultics ~ the sit
nation aud urging ia" acceptance OF
th" plan tor su arIuistir", 10 yIoH ol
the immiu"nD" 90. foreign iuicrNen.
ton
Diaz replied O." a.. la Barru that BE-,
could NOT consider an armisticc aut
that he would enter into no ucgotia
lions with President Madcru. unti
he Na- officially notified uf the Tesig
nation uf the president DiaH's rcplN
WAS then submitted 90 President Ma
dcru. n is strongly iuiimhtod thu
the special meeting of the senate call
cd ihls morning Insisted on prcsldcn
MudCJus resignation. Many uf th'
senators did not attend AS they de-
vldrcd thCy were unable tu traNcrs'
th" city The special session ul th'
senate Nts called Js th, result of o
letter from Pedro iasCuraiu th" tor
rigu minister. tu the first vlr, prcsl
dent. indicating that the mcmhcrs %
the upper house should assemble Il
discuss means ut settling the prescn
situation. Minister iascurdiu dcclur
ed after "a" meeting ot the senate
that "a Nas hN no means certain Ma
dsrp would resign Th" president, h'
sdid Nsg anxious to settle the aim
vultlcg n patriotic manner "ith1u
further hloodshed but this appeared
Impossible ~ 3 o'clock this morn
ing the rebels we're prrsistcutly CN
tending their artillery IRE, scudinl
| challenge shells IN an directions u
| draw out the federal artillery an'
| launching many heavy shells ia tn
direction uf the national palace.
large forrr ui rebels. commanded h
| General GrurNc,u de- lJ - is cuCamp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
SIN NIORS TIL pEOrLI
TAFT HNS INTERN lsNIn

IN unsuccessful attempt tu ABRAMS"
an arinistiCc Vita bit1 va# followed
h, an rNcruti,c session ot a- many
F,nHtorp as could hr persuaded 4"
risk td"ir lives Dos leaving i"'"
homes
~ the ,losr "t the meeting o mu-
iurity ot the senators mad" up del
rgatiun which attempted tu int"rNl'N
the president aud uUGv him 60 Irsikn
But Madcro Was not Go ho found.
From their ClVrag's the s'uai"l
then made addresses q" ihr pnhl'.
one of thom declared 'Ptosid"h'
Taft has Just trlrgTHuhrd thr BRITISH
minister that American troops nr"
,otuing iu the Mexican capital We
consider Intervention Inevitable
The, Hlgu told tho pupulb,, that
ih,y considered Madvuu defeated.
Francisco DO h BARN, th' t"rnirt
prov isionnl president who lH 20 mem.
b"r of the senate, be- said Go have i"lu
the senators during their 4r,Tci -rs'
siun some CNurcdinEH plain truths u
vaH understood that President Ma.
dcru awaited their decision iu IA" ma
tluual palace ana 10 delegation "i sen
atuTs went th'T, Co counsel him tn rr'
rlgu There seemed tu h" little doubt
that congress would eventually htinl
on this demand when the scnaturu
delegation was unable Co lnd Ptrsl
they came back tu report go the en-
Tire body. which Was stun sitting ir
secret session IN, SENATOR lat"l
determined To- inform tho public col
the alleged determination uf tn Unit
ed states 10 intervene
Ambassador llrurt Lane Nils"l
and Pedro IANvurain. the McNIcHi
foreign minister. we're iu conference
Tor several hours during the night
Thel efforts 90 arrange an nrWiHlit'
we're ia vain, however. blut, lh'
rcbcl leader. refused absolutely Il
hear of peace until President Nader
and his cabinet had resigned
Ding's hTmnc-s m tins rvhprDt va
Indicated by the activity OF hts gun
ncrs. who continued the bumhnrd
mcnt at intervals during the night
and after dawn Increased their mr.
until Il was more violent than AZ an
previous stage ot the seven days
ughting Must uf those Ia McNic
City who know President Mddcro
vonstaucy oi purpose aud stubborn
nCss we're pcssiinistiy today r"Sardin
his resignation,
Others, however believed hr Wuul
Weld to IA. persistent demand mad
bX men high iu public NE. Fran
cisco de iH Barra, ChC former pre-
,isionat president. played the part q
poaCCmakcT TO-DAY aud promises
become a. notable in thiN rrlrir 4
he Was in the adjustment "t the dil
tcrencos at the Madrro reNoluuu
which Terminated In the overthrow Z
pOrtirio Dinz.
The presence uf the war vessels
three foreign nations at th" port
Vera cruz and The developments
the paet si8 days appear tu have COZ
ylnCcd even the Mexican cabinet mil
lstyTs that Il would be mark
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
FIREMEN REFUSE
RAILROAD PLAN OF
MEDIATION
Strike of Thirty-four Thous-
and Enginemen on Eastern
Roads Now Hangs By a
Thread.
LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR
PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT
tBy Leased Wire Ia evening Herald. }

(By Leased Wire "a Evening lfcralsi.j
Sew York. Feb t5 Officers OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemou
and Eusinemen voted unanimously
today to reject the plan of arbitration
submitted last nignt hy the tifty-
tOur eastern railroads.
THIS upsrts al negotiations looking
.o pcnr'ahlo settlement ot the wage
coutrovsrsy and leaves the strike or
Ter already printed hanging on a
thread. The flrcm"u's decision reach.
'd at q forenoon conference. was Inn
mvdiatciy communicated 10 Judge
Martin a. knapp of the United states
commerce court. who with others.
has been acting as mediator tn the
dispute Judge Knapp was Obliged
90 SO o. Washington this afternoon
1n business connected with the COM
iusrcc court. but q " " Hanger.
ctins United states labor aomniS-
sioner remained here ana continued
|tiis efforts ~ mediation. Mr. hau-
ser sent the notice ~ the firemen
attest decision 60 the railroad manpg'
rs us aoou ns he received a.
Judge Knapp expects 20 return her,
MuudAf afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
WORST is OVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA STRIKE


(By Leased Wire 60 EteninE hcralal
Charleston. W Va. Feb. fe.--Wt.A
two companies OF the ives, Nftinis
National guard on duty Ia the capilN,
cits and 500 soldiers acntttfeQ
throughout the strike-ridden section
az the Kanawha coal field Governor
0lasscork as.a Aajutant General ~
llott this morning felt they had me
situation we'll IN hand. No dlNtur
hances wero reported durlnH tho
night and the officers IN the tield sei1
that many miners were leaving tut
district Quiet was also ropoftt4
from the north bank ~ the khnaN ~
river. where the mOn have been hold
pairing 10 march on Charleston nn4
demand the release of 'ltoinoI
t0nea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
" MNSHiNGrON PROMPTLY DENIES
INIIRNI.NTION STATEMENTS

Washington. Feb la..-Nt the
white uuus, II was stated that Pres.
tdrut Tuu bad sent n" uummuuica'
ton tu tho Brush minister. directly
90 indirectly, mat the position uf the
United states toward Intervention was
unchanged,
Following the statement that the
attitude uf the White House was un-
changed, state department officials
took occasion 90 formally deny that
Intervention had been determined
upon This Was intended ~ u reply
, ,u statements made publicly la N"A'
leo city.
President Taft aud ~cDrelar, Knox
gt su early conference today we're
hopeful that President Mddcru would
resign confidential 1dNiCcs are said
90 show % strong sentiment through
put MyNi,u Tor peace Ndministra
tron officials here hH," great conn
icu,, Ia the ability uf de- h BBrrh
I former ambassador tu the United
states and provisional president after
the FAN or pOrflriu bia1, aud Who hai
been suggested for that office 10 Ma
i lyTo steps down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
PUBLIC BUILDING
BILL CARRIES
S25,OOO,OOO
Pork Barrel Measure Contains
$l,000,000 Building for UE'
derwoOd's Home Town Of
Birmingham.

tbt bfHstu Ntie va bN~hihk HefHd'l
Washington. II. g.. Feb t5.-The
omnibus building bill carrying total
appropriations of S25,5t3,s0U Was re-
ported today 10 the house. u pro-
poses new building for the interior
department not to exceed ln cost
~ 10U. ONU, exc lusiNr at site
bther authorizations iu the bill
which Chairman Burnett explained
did not actually appropriate money
hut which need to he acted on hy the
appropriations vOmmttce provided
for 81 900. .0OO for u now federal build
lnk at Birmingham. Alabama. homo
Of Democrats Leader Underwood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
Fourteen Individuals and
Thirteen Corporations AS.
sessed By Court for Violat.
ing Sherman Law.
INVOLVED ALL PRINCIPAL
CONCERNS IN COUNTRY
Government Successful in Pro
secution Extending Over
Two Years and Bitterly
Fought.

lBy Leased Wire To Evening Herald
. Detroit, Mich Feb H. =
y Judge Clarence ". Sessions in =
y the federal district court today =
= Imposed lines ranging from 81 20 q
= $1,000 on the fourteen individuals
= and thirteen corporation dcfen- .
q dants convicted yesterday in the =
. trial of the so-Called hnth-tuh =
= trust FOR criminal conspiracy in 9
= restraint OF trade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

uuiHidc uf the capital come reports
OF rebel uprisings At Dzumba. Mira
flores. Ia Compnnia. ChalO. Tiaihuan
aud San Rafael the federal troops
have revoltcd. killed their officers ana
declared for Diaz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

san francisco. Fcb g. Two thoua-
md telephone liuemen throughout
'aliforuia. Washington, oregon, Se-
.adn. idahu and portion ~ Arizona
viii make known tonight through the
Pacific district uf the International
brotherhood OF Electrical Workers,
heir decision ON the wage offer uf the
Pacific Telephone aud Telegraph
.umpuu, Subsidiary of the Amcri-
IAN Telephone and Telegraph COM
nuui canvass uf the local unions
throughout the territory affected hus
Iusi been completed They nsk sf.2G
OF eight hour day aud nine hours on
'ountrr work
Tho company offers k37b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

WdshlngtGn. Feb. l5.--ThO dread.
nought Georgia has reported her ar
riVal bt Vera cruz az noon today. but
sent no further message The Nir-
ginia Be- due in Tsmpiou before mid
night Tho Georgia hss about 900
officers, men aud marines available
for land service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

great iutbcalau., should foreign tu-
tcr,,utiun hc delayed much longer.
This has been bluntly urged On Pres.
,drnt Madcro as u motive tur hW res
iguutiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
state Department Issuc- statement.

Washington, Fen. Ia secretaries
HnoN and Stmson aud President TAFT
himself we're told ut the report 10
NcNiru that Mr. TAFT had advised the
British minister he would send ma
riucH % was CutCgnuiCHlly denied
hat such promise had boon made
~ that marines wer. tu be- moved tu
Mexico titA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
STORY OF INTERVENTION IS
PROMPTLY DENIED BY TIE.
GOVERNMENT AT CAPITAL

Diaz Replies Request for Armsee With Announcement
That He Will Quit Only When MaderO and His Cabi-
net Have Resigned Fighting ia Streets Today Most Sc
rious During Seven Days Conflict; Federal Generals
Admit Defeat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
MADERO REFUSES To
QUIT HIS JOB EVEN IN FACE
Of OVERWHELMING DEFEAT

Delegation Of Senators Brave Storm of Bullets to Plead With
Federal Leader to Get 0u of the Way of Peace and Meet
Curt Refusal People Informed That Taft Has Ordered
American Troops to March On the City
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15
MONTENEGRINs LOsE
n.nnn Ia az

London. Fcb 40 The Mcntp.
nogrlns lost 5000 men in a fu-
the attack February ia against
the Turks ON tho heights of
TarahOsch ANA Rirdltza, DON'T
mating the fortress Of 4cutarl.
according to u dispatch receiNed
to-day from Conaiantinople.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

I5.-N \ l.,
UCLOtk. rIIE CNNNONNDING Ga
UNIY HEAVIER NND IT wNs ACCOMPANIED nv SHARP
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

I5.-TIE OFFENSIVE TACTICS Bit y
SHORTLY uTIl, MIDDAY IEDEI,Ns WE'RE MET FULL
NND SMALL ARMS wER
TIIE N'fiON wNs BEING CONTINUE
Ot1OCk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

MENICu CRY. TEB ls.-AN orEN pErIAEATtON HY n
stNAT,,Us rINr AMERICAS rRooPS WIRE CoMING ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-15

TODAy's EEws ToDAY--
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slsty Gents y month or A. ocnts
q Week delivered NJ your d,OF,
afty ccnis By mail.