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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06

- Sin SUbuleiu bat iib bel ben @be'
leutsn l8lllam 8 Senoer uOn ADAMS
.Auenue eingeltellt.
- Die iSriit CUR 0tutsrlesuus bon
GBensupplttaIIOnen III bis gum Gums
tag um Diitternatt uerldn9ert woroen.
- Supt. Der 8rduoe .. g. iserbsr.
wslder lsit Ntonaten we9sn unpdBlih'
felt isiue Pfidten niht uerIOrgen tonn
te. hattie ii6 bis Diontag iODeit erbolt.
um lid misosr gum Dienit 3u melOen.
GOuotut EpOmas .. Dufip. csiien
@i9entbum IN Sarbonoale ourd 3eAen'
usrldlsbunsen bsiddoist wuroe, bat am
Dlsuitos ssseu Die .. & ,. Som.
pauis stne Slase fur $i0.O0O &nti&d'
oisuus sintraseH la0sn.
- @ii Aser. DIlltam Patterion, DO.
mind j.. @ibbons uno Samuel Dta'
baop, Die als 0aIter uon @liidsipiel.
bduisru anssflu9t maren. bsfannten iih
iddlois uno wuroen oanu ,u ie 500
Strafe uno ben 8oiteu perurtbeiIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06

miirbe nit oem fommeuoen eritsn april
erloIhen iein. DIE nunmehrtae WfaB'
reael Idst Die @rleidiernngsn wstier be.
iieben. sic haben benz isIeiihmau9el
uno Der Slsild)theueruns welentllh ab
9eboIieu. ohne baB Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Stahtbeile oauOn gebabt bdtte.
T Sine auiiehen erreaenoe 3rusO'
bic bat Iih ,u l8srne in UsitpbaIen ab'
ssipislt SIN bOrtiaen Btarrbanie wur'
o,n Die 2,ihen Oes BfatIers Ufartin
yuther. eines Jiahtommen oeS ReIor-
mators, uno ieIues Sreunoes Srone'
Yraudmnnn atiunoen. An @tnieln
belten 1T in @rfabrung aebraht. moroen.
baB @rolie. Der ebrmolS CSntsbelteet
mar, ben Bfarrer ba,u uerleltete. mll
ibm ,u ipefullren. Seioe uerloren ou
bel ibr asiammtes 8erm0gen. Sn Der
Ysr,meIf fang fuBteu Die Sreunoe ben
@ntlhluR. aemetniam in ben COB gu
ssben Der Ysrabreouus 9emdB els
lhOB @rOiie ben Piarrer uno baum itd
lelblt.
I Sn Sambura lit Der 9eiammte
Oohbahuoienlt ourb eiuen ploslIhen
Strelf Der Nnaeilellten Iuhmgele9t nor
ben. Die 8ei ifehrsltOrun9 maht Ith
riir Die Allaemeinbelt III DER smpftno'
llhiten Wslie selleno, &s Ueroen pon
llubdbslliaten arOBe aulirensunacn 9e
nuht. cine Seletllun9 Der UtlBhelltB
tellen herb BuTuhren. @lne ldngere
OlneI Dee 2lusllanoes milrOe Iilr ouS
all9emeine Rublltum 9etloe3u cine
3ulamiIGt Deroeu.
IT llnter Der Ssiibrun9 NeS 6ubrlt'
bsuSers Utlr Sahr III Sunosbcra a. D.
WlIlbe bat lit elu atilonstumle uon
,Sntereiitnten ihr elneu OntInul ge.
blloet, Der pou Den mulur lben Seen
bis Sur Weihlel fibren loll Otc Sonen
ors 3inalS neroeu nuf 81 bis 80 Utll-
liOnen !Dtalt Uetanihagt. 3n uerlhle-
osnsu StdOtsn Oh unO 9Se 'preuBens
loLlen oemnGhlt I'M ,}ulerelle Oleles
BroiettS. oas beionbers fiir ole ltios
llben uno DeltlIhtn 2nelle Der ernobn'
len Broolnien uou groBem Jtusen mare.
Dta0euUeriammlunaeu ah9ebdIttn Der
Den, in oenen uOn lGb9en uno erTnbre
nen Rsonern auf ole Wlhiltelt oeS
BrOietts aufmcltlam gemaht msroen
lou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06
Der 8eramunn SoIepb Sullp

- Der Bsrsmanu Soispb Sullp
uon Wtonroe Suenus. 80 Sabre alt,
wurce am Wtorias gbeno in Der Pins
Broof Sede setOotst. ats Elm anOsrsr
Ssrsmann cine Sprensuug muhte; ss
beist. bas Der @et6oste niAt auf feline
@sfabr aufmsrfiam ssmadt wurSs.
= Df. Wiilsrowis uon auoca, usl1sr
benz Banter Blau cine Euntanwsiiuus
i'm 8strus uou $685. iibsrwles uno osrsn
Slusbssabluns einiisllte, Hadcsm er ben
gBertb bsrislbsn erbaltsn bate. wuros
am Dienitas auf Die auflase oes BE
truss osm @sidusniB iibsrianOt. Der
9erl ris Ii6 am slbsno Suuor pOn benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06

- @Ountp Controller Sauass uuter.
breitste am Samitag einen YOrunl6Ias
Der 1918 auslu9eu pom Nudlwanua
SounIg uno beiliiert iia Die @elummts
lumme auf 1929. 10000.
= glm Samitus wurOe bic bsuor.
itebenoe COMPLICATION Der Dime Oepo
tit uno Discount Bant nit Der Scranr
ton Sauin9s Sanf an9etiinoi9t, weI6e
am 1. 9ult nit einem 9eiammttapilal
uon $5On. 900 itatlftnOen iou.
Sine iufrieoeuitellenOe Serein'
buruns wurOe am Samitus pom Der
Sadawaua @ompanie NIT ibren We9en'
ltelleGn 9etrOfieu. iuOem oenlslben cine
yObnerbObuns uon einsm Sent Die Stuns
De erluubt muroe. DIE Yereinbarun9
oatirt pom 1. 6sbruar uno 1T fur Elm
Sabr.
llm Die f(einsn WiBbelliafeitsn
uno Strsiis ju psrmsioen. LIT elm 3omIte
uon Der scranton Sanbslsbsh6rOe sr'
nannt lDorben, welhes NIT einem dbn'
lidbsn Romite uon Der Central Sabor
Union cine permanente Nrbiirations'
beh0rbe biloen iou. um cine frieoli4e
SdIidtuuS 3u bslusrfitsllissu.
- Der @sometsr u. y. Cunning.
usldsr unter ben osmofrailihsn @ountp
@ommiiidren on Der @ountp Vanbitrabe
anseitsllt mar, bat am 6reitas sesen
ole ississn @Ommiiidre cine 8lass fir
SO. .629 &c sintruseH laiieu, pelfe Sum'
me ibm nod fdliS isin fol-, absr osrsn
BsSubluns uermetssrt woroen lit.
= Der als nJiiager Sam" befaunte
Jiew gorter Splsbube, mslter Dor
Utoualsiliit ben Sdnsioer Z. Souosig
Don Sinoen StraBe iiberftsl uno Bu be-
rauben iufte, wuroe an Disnitas idul
big beiunosn uno oann su liht mehr
pie fiinf nod wenigsr wis ,uei uno siu'
palb Sabren 3uhtbaus uelurtbeilt.
- albsrt y. Shldssr fur lanse
Sabre In Der bieiigen @sitaftswslt
nOblbstanut uub ,ulsst Ssiiser sines
@rocerislaoens an Der @de uon Wtul'
bsrrp Strass uuO Wtonroe Nuenue, 1T
isrsitas abeuo in isiner Bobuuns OIL
Qutncp Nuenue nah mebrmonatIlhsr
Srantbeit i'm slltsr uon 81 Sbren se'
ltorben, Die Seeroisuns fano am Ulon'
tag ltutt.
1000 3sdsnarbeiter In aht 3sden
Der yadawauua @ompanie lesten um
Sreitas bic Arbeit nisoer. neil Die Wta'
ihiusnlsiter Der 3eten es uermeIserten,
Der Union Der Bsrgleute bei3utrelen.
Sn elmer Samita9 ab9ebaltenen Der.
iammluns ersub ss ii6, oaB Die mslitsn
Der Wtaidiusnlsiter Der Union beige.
treteu Ieien unO oarauibiu faBte man
ben Bsidlue. am DtOntas wteoer 'ur
9lrbelt SurtfSutebrsu. Der ausituuo
erfOlsts trOs Dem YrOtelt Der Union
8eamteu.
- Sin unbsfannter Ofunn, auaen.
i6enli6 Elm @iienbubu 9InselteIlter. lit
am Sumitus YOrmtttas nahe Der Va
Blume Citation Der Sudawanua @iisn.
blhn 9st0otet mOroen. uls er einen Su9
belteiseu pullts unO babel untsr bic
Rdosr fiel. Dem unslidlthsu wuros
Der 9Opf ubssidnittsu uuO r auG
idlrmm Ssrflsiiht. IS ersab iia am
Utonias. buB Der @st6ntsts Der 3s Sabre
alte Sobn 8. @raubau uon 9iew 9orf
mar sr mar Elm Sanolanssr unc be-
fano iiG auf bsm SBss nah Scranton.
nm arbsit Iu fuasu, als ibn isin S4id'
iol trsilts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06
StaOt unO GOuntb.

- Rttter @owaros miro morgen Al
interchangeable i'm 8srbOr uOrneb.
men.
- Die Billiam 9B.. 1ees 8obuunu
all Wbeeler Auenue muroe Donnerltau
abeno itart Ourf eiuen 0rano belhdi
oi9t. Dus Dad waro uoultanoi9 Ser,
ltOrt uno aud ulel S6aOen our6 9Bal
ler anssriftet.
- S. Y. Beebe BON Snoofs' aooi.
tion, pslder als @urbOnOule aseut Der
Qutf Oeltusrp SrpreB @Ompauis iuus
slrls. wurce ON OOnnsritus in @r
mdnssInn9 uon Sirsitaft Dem @e
Tdn9nlB iberianbt. auf Die Antlase,
$37.OO untsflalusen gu bubsu.
- Die SOOusu Wiercautile @om.
panic bat bus yiettletOn @isentbum on
Der noro0itliheH @de pon Spruce
StraBe uuo Diifflin Auenue fduflid3 er.
worben. @s bsiBt. oab Die @ompanie
Den Plas als cine gertbeilunssiiation
fiir ibrs sahlrsiasn 3usiSIdoeu bsnussn
mtro.
-9isr 1T um 5rsitas Gbsno cine
9sieuihaft sesriinost nOrosn, nm BIO
pasanOa fiir ous 6rausn Stimmrstt gu
MAIDEN. Bsumten purosn srmdblt uno
sS iOu oapln ssDirit weroen, oaB bic
Nesislutur cine Yorla9e aunimmt, Die
Osn Iraueu oes Staatss bas Stimm
rebt slsbt.
- Sn Der yOuis 3imun @irtbidaft
all Yenn Apenue entitano friib am
Samitas UtOrsen i'm @rossidoB elm
Srano, nelder uon BOli,iit 0eatbsr.
bo99 isood iOfOrt sntoedt nurOs uno
NIT gsrinssm Sdaoen bewdltist usr.
ben fonnte, ebe Die Semobuer oss @s'
bduoss etne ahnuuS batten, oaB elm
5susr ausgsbroheu iei.
Die attienbsiissr Der scranton
9as uno sBaHsr @ompanis msrosn
morseu cine 8sriummluns ubbalteu,
nm ~ sntidsiosn, oh man Die @aSab'
tbsiluns on Die Spos Bart @as Som.
panic uerfaufen fol-. Bsioe @sieui9af
ten iiebsn faftiid unter Der slsidsn
Verwultuns unb Die aenbsruns piro
uur bs,wsdt, nm Die BuHfibruue gu
'erleihtern.
Jtidtsr @owarps snti6ieO am
Wtontas In etusm @utudten, baB
@ouutp 8srme1er 5runcis .. Stone
iu Dem Salair berehtist lit. bae sr als
@eOmster on Der neuen @ountp Sano.
itrube bsunipruht. Der @OunlD Son.
ItrOller bate bic BeiiGtiguu9 Der Sors
oerun9 oermel9ert nno oaranT appeuirtG
StOne on Oas @eridt feline 6OrOsruu9
bstrdSt $346.66.
= Die BeerOisuus BON Serru Srie
Basusr erfclate am Sumltas 0iudmit'
tag pom Eruuerbaus an Monroe auer
nue. aus i'm 6Oreit 9il 5rlsObOf. GuBsl
ben nGhitsn anuerwauoten huttsu lid
,ablrsihe Yerwunote uuO Bstuunts elm
sefunosn. UNI Dem Ssritorbenen olI
lests @brs 5u srmsiisn uuO Der 6umlIi'
ihr Utitssfibl uus3uOrliden. Rditor Or
Is. 3. SdmtOt uOn Der SrieOsns Sc
msinbe leltete ben Eruueroisnit uuo &C.
oudts in ssfibluOllsu DOrtsn Der Eu
etnosu oss @nti4luisnsu. Sdiller Sosu
Der 5reimaurer lsitsts ON @rabs Ot
hbliae Trauercsremonie. sbe bic ysid
Der Muttsr @rbe sur lsstsn Rubs iibsr
l s.,.sAa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06
abi9i b.
Qubpts Rippt)

Der Muiter meIfeu Sdnoe leseu
Gid 3itterno um Dee Burden Oano {:
Bebiil' DID @Ott |! Der Wtultsr Ss9en
8esIelte Did ms fremoe NanOl
- rBleib brap!" uno treue Iu9en ieben
Gen Shetbenoen gar truurig On:
90 wlllit ou aud nod uOn mir 9eben |"
uuo Gbran' aui 2btGns brIdt lid
Bnbn.
@duait ,oaen feline dlter'n BriiOer
Sn'S Weite aus Dem ltillen Srt.
uno felner. fener fehrte wie0er -
Jtun treibt's oeu Sesten nuh nod tort.
uno Dor bem Wtuttsraus' erlteben
Yer9angner 8iIoer holoe Shaar:
Der Gage 3auber iie ummebeu.
Do ietne Welt Die 9Siege mar.
Sorbsi, porbsi bic iii6eu 3eiien.
SBo on Der Wtutter treuen Brult
@r fln9te feline iuu9en Nsioen
unO jnbeIte In SlnoesIult.
9Sie bat iie auf iein WOhl ssiOnnsn,
@eiorgt, 9eidufIt. 9eIebt riir ibn!
uno nun? aub biss Slid IN ,erron
men;
slu6 er MIL in Die 5remOe Bieb'ul
Our 9teiSe gsbt Die SdeiOsitunce
u Slelb brau | Sci oas meu ihOnltsr
NObn!
Nod etnen SuB uon oeinem Diunoe -
uno nun, leb' mObl, leb' wObl. mein
Sobu ="
San9. larg. nuhoem er fortse9un9en,
Serionnen itebt Die Dtutler oa.
uno lhre feuhlen Slide haugeu
lin Berg. mo iie suIsst lbn iub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06
Sanfiaeuug.

gllen Dsnisuisen. welfe iih pdb,
reno Der Srantbeit oes gelisbten @alten
uuo Satsrs. 6ris sBasuer, 10
balfsbereit ermieien. unb uud Osnieni'
gen. wslde ii6 10 3nhlrsih on ienem
Hst6snbeSansuis bstbeili9ten. beiOnoers
perm BaltOr Or. @. 8. Shmict fiir
feline ssihbluOlle 9ecGdtuiBreOe, ben
Dtit9liebsru oes Sadawauna 3uetses
uno Shlller Soge Der isreimau;er, lo'
pie fir Die bsrrlihen 8lumenipenoru,
iprehsu mir blelmit uuleren lieISefiibl'
ten Dant aus.
5rau @liiubetb Wa9ner
uno Sinoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-06
Wahruf.

Srteoli6 i6lumm're nun Die miioe
Dhue.
Sn oes @rabss FILTER Dunfelbeit,
SSdbrsno In Der 9Ottssfreuoen 6iille
Sid Der @sift bss iaOnitsn sobnss
freutl
SHlumm'rs, bis Der srObe 1aa sri4ei'
net.
$50 bic Eooten aus ben @rdbern s.beu.
SDo bss Dulbers ause niAt msbr wsi'
- net
llno bic 2iebsnbtu iiG misbsriebsn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
WORKING ON LAS VEGAS
ROSWELL AUTO D0AD

santa Rosa. \. NJ. May i4.-Fol-
lowing the recent rains the county
road board has had scrapers on the
new construction which has been IN
progress this winter. and the new
roads have been put IN excellent
shape. Chairman Hicks. la company
with the county surveyor. II now
making thorough inspection of the
work as basis for a comprehensive
report OF the work To the state high
way commission. II IL the purpose
az the board "a continue the system
of highways planned as rapidly ms
funds viii permit and with the prog
rcsS thus far made IL Is expected that
the Pccos valley route VIII he con-
ncctcd up this year 10 form finished
road from Las Vegas to the inter
state highway In the lower pecos. at
fording an easy ana comfortable auto
route To FL PRsO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
BETTER REPORTS Or
SCHOOL WORK
DESIRED
State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction Points Out
Need Of More Complete Ed
vocational Statistics.

State Department Of Education.
santa Fc. n. ~. May sih, i9ia.
TO County superintendenn. city aud
Town superinrendents. Heads 81
state Educational Institutions. and
Principals 81 Sectafian, Indian. and
Private schools.
AnRaal ncports.
II IS the hope OF the SUITE depart.
meni of education Co secure this yoar.
more compiled reports concerning the
status of education IN New MsNieo
than ever bcfore For this reason.
greater care has been cxercieed to
max. nur blanks more comprehensive
SO that tho most Important Informal
ton may be fully entered fur each
school and school system. apprr-
oiato the fact that the Information
asked for Is considerable. but he-
lieve that each person receiving these
FERNS viii understand the necemily
for making the fullest possible report.
This department needs those rcports
In order 10 furnish the Information
called Far hy che bureau 90 ehncailon.
Washington, y. q. u Win be 81 great
value 60 me- also. IN supervising our
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
TRINIDAD BOOSTERS
WORK FOR HIGHWAY
TO FOLSOM, N. MEX

Trinidad. Colo. May 1.-THE cham
her OF commerce and local good roads
boosters are manlfesting an active
interest In the proposed highway be-
tween Trinidad and Folsom, y. NJ,
which is part OF the road from
Texas TO Colorado. ON Wednesday
morning the good roads committee Of
the chombor OF commerce composed OF
Ia John r. Espey, j. c. Bell, G. H.
Nichols and ELI Jenryes with spec
lal committee made up of John +.
sherman. ]. G. Hudclson. a. l.. Bran
son, w, n. Howell and w NJ jamie
son. viii go before the board of county
commissioners and endeayor to have
some steps taken to have the highway
established, The movement TO aid
Trinidad In this matter has been start
ed by the Folsom Industrial league.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

state system a. have accurate lnfor-
nation 81 actual conditions With
these reports On ME. this Department.
win DO ia 4 position. also. ofurnlslA
Information 60 anyoue who asks shout
school comditlons IN this statr Or ia
any section 81 b. j bospeak. there
fore. yonr hearty cooperation Ii this
mettor %
Please n9te that tile rcpofs IL for the
school year ending June 1o 1914 II
a fghaQl .eiosps eHYlier The gepoll may.
be sent IN when al Items ~ Infnrmp-
tion arr AZ hand. some Of the hlank
spaces can be filled In ~ any time
With six or SEVEN weeks In whiesf Ito
make and Me ihls report feel thAt
the burden Of making II VIII not fall
heavily upon ANY one.
Very truly yours,
Ai4vAN y. WHITE.
s,ato superintendent Of Pnoits
fnatFuctlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
PENNINGTON ON THE
TRAIL OF UP-T0.DATE
CHEESE FACTORY

Farmington, n. NJ. May is.---A new
plan being proposed by one J. >. Pal
mer II 10 commence the operation OF
cheese factory In this section. MF.
Palmer VIII himself put $4,000 Into
such an institution II he can out SCI
cure contracts for milk from THE own
cFs OF al least 7s COWS.
The cheese business Is one that the
farmers should help along. for 10
means money In their pockets II they
will only guarantee the milk. II " a
plain business proposition OF turning
hay into milk. milk into cheese. which
goes 10 The market and brings back
10 the farmer good money for his ef-
forts. a. there Is but limited field
for the product locally. the successful
operation Of such a factory would
mean the bringing into San Juan
county much outside money, which
would help u little. Z; cannot be con-
sldcrcd wildcat scheme. for Il will
bring results as soon as the product
u made
cheese can Dc made and put onto
the maraut within from thirty 20 sixty
days from the time the milk IL brought
into the factory Or II Gun he stored
dWay and kept for "a year or more.
Twelve pounds of milk Is said 20 make
ono pound of cheese. which sells a.
3s cents and 80 cents per pound. II
81 estimated that one COW viii pro-
duce milk enough to manufacture so
worth OF cheese In the summer. besides
I raising calf.
MI Palmer In nov busy endeavor-
ing to ascertain what amount Of milk
he can expect, and n he ~ successful
In securing the amount he desires. he
/ Win Immediately commence the in
stallatiOn OF the plant. and expects
"a have TO bee making cheese about
| June or July
! The people seem 60 be gaining
courage since the $1,000 was sub
scrlbod for the oil we'll. and IL is not
too much TO expect that the hum oi
industry will soon be heard in Farm
! ingtOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
LUCKLESs CONVICT
RELEASED BY
GOVERNOR
Kansas Man Spent Twenty
Three Years in Prison for
Theft of Cheap Watch and
Meal from Farm House.
tBy Leased wire TO Iavenlnr Horald. !

tiiy Leased Wire ia EvensnR Herald
Topeka, Kan, May it~-Upon in
formation that he spent twenty three
of his thirty years of life IN prison
for NO other crime than the theft 81
81 watch and " meal. Arthur Pat
ton WAS purOied from the state pcni-
tertiary by Governor Hodges The
governor announced as his belief that
society had committed crime
against Patton lie eout the pa.
roled man 10 a farm ito heroine q
clti2en"
According To- Information furnished
the governor, Patton was the victim
81 environment. ana excepting two
weeks time has been Ia custody since
he was yeats old. whom he was sent
to the state rcformatory as an incor-
rigible youth, after stealing cheap
watch. After four years Ia the ro-
formatOry. he wns paroied He could
Hnd no work one night. very hum
gry. he entered a farm house Ia
Usage county while the family waA
absent and ate the remnants Of sup
per he found Ia the pantry. For this
his parole was revoked and he re-
turned 20 the reformat0ry. when his
term WAS up he was taken hack "a
Usage county tried and sentenced "a
prison Tor burglary for eating che
pkflnera a1pnois ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
SLAYER OF PADDY
THE PRIEST" IS
DOOMED
Governor of New York Finally
Denies Clemency to Man
Who Claimed He Was Vic
tim of Underworld Code.

Ny LEASED Wire TO rvening hferniM.l
Albany, y. ". May if.-"Happy
Jack" Mulraney. convicted Of the
murder of Patrick McBreen. known as
Paddy the Priest" a New YORK
saloon Keeper, In October. 1911. will
be electrocuted az sing Sing prison
next Monday. Governor Suizer an
nounced today he would not Interfere
Mulraney Was to have oeeu electro
cuied on March II last but made a
personal appeal To the governor for q
respite In which Ia prove that he
would go to his death, tho victim OF
the undcrwurld's code of morals. -
which calls "a "squealcr'' the must
"cuntcmptihle thing on earth The
executive granted the request aud Dis
trlct Attorney Whitman made an i'm
Vestigatlon OF the case and testimony
was taken before Judge otto A. RIOS.
alsky. ON the strength OF representa-
iions by Mr. Whitman. and Judge
losalsky, to the governor. both adj
verse Ia the prisoners application for
q new trial, the governor decided
against Muirancy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
Walking Typhoid
May be Your TrOubIs.
Why Drag AIOng. Worn TO the Bone when Yaa Can
be Robust, Happy and Full Of Life.

ieany naro up the nerves only u are
dawn asalb, as die they MUST. Ayoid
nerve atin,uienia Heaf :" mind that lhl8
worn out feeling Is due 10 poor hlood.
20 bacteria IN the waiar sou dflpk, IL
tho multiplying ~ acsiruciive germs IN
the hlood faster than they cen ne oFer.
come by the white csFpusrlesi and ~
what Is known az autc'toxemla, that cvll.
dlllon where mo vonoas oF laapufe blood
aecumulales faater than Il can o. re.
placed by she red arteflal htaod.
n you feel played paf or, espeflenfe
ma peculiar sansalona 81 aia and ten.
derness in me bowels. - g aily dfuR
fiore and ask for bottle 81 n y ~.
siffa Sure Specific Here - 4 rcsnady
that Reia at work In y twlnHla L iuHt
naturally PUSHES right into your bloot,
fcatiers gefms night and left, ~ nnd
down and sideways.
Fou feel better az once. not from
Hiimulnnl. not frum sho aetlen ~ dfun
bnt from the satlonni efioct ol uaiural
medicine iuai a. active and isel a. i|Inet
81 a. 20 a man win HAS neen hal Do
the mountains. Is ahoul starved and
comes across q eelllnr hiki tmHlnN
eavory meal 81 good honest brel ~
not neglect % SET 3 bolllo % 81 SO
today. 4 win mako sop seeI Net'tf In
lust a few minutes a d pfepafth only
N the laboratory II Tnh Swift Nncelan
Co. laI swift nldn. Atlanta. Ga. hood
Ter their lFoe book telling a the many
stfanne conditions That ANilei iAp NA.H.N
family ~ rea.qa q lmpftt|atA t|atA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
loday's News in Brief from
All Over the Sunshine State
ALLEGED FORGER IS|
EXONERAT
Former Roswell Man Found
Not Guilty After Trial in
Pecos Valley City on Serious
Charge.

Roswell. \. NJ. May Walter
Payior. formerly ~ this city bui now
Of III paso. WIS found not guilty on
charges OF forgery and publishing a
forged instrument The ease was con-
cludcd In short order, ana on the owl
doncc introduced " required tho Jury
hut shor, time "a render "a verdict
of not guilty. He left the Same after
noon for his home In III Paso, where
he is In business.
Paylor. formerly city clerk and later
head OF the water system IN Roswell.
was charged with having forged the
name of his wife To q note Tor S2gf.25
and delivering same To the Joyce
Pruit firm Of this city IN payment for
q bin contracted with that nrm In
his own defense, Mr., Paylor admitted
having signed Its wifo's name. to-
Rother with his own. to the note. but
claimed that his wife had authorized
him To sign hur name
Ia charging the Jury. after an the
evidence was In. Judge 5. r. Mcclure,
presiding. stated that he did not con-
slider the evidence sufficient 10 warrant
conviction on the count Of forgery
He LEFT the jury free 80 decide on the
second count that of publishing "a
forged Instrument The verdict was
not guilty on both CHARGES
HIS wife. who was recently granted
q divorce, ala not appear against him.
and their little girl. i've Years Of age.
was his constant companion while he
was In The city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

ciaily fne for the raising Of hogs.
One man has three Jersey sOws which
have BY their side thlrty-one head
Of fino pigs; another has three sows
that have thirty. There Is no hog
cholera In this country. Farmers are
planting their eprlng crops and many
OF them viii put Ia sllos this sum-
mors
This country Il coming 10 the front
rapidly and the time IL not far OF
when farmers will be able 10 get
from so 20 $40 per acre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

distance 81 las miles. and left at
23O .. M. for Albuquerque. They
expect TO be In indianapolis. Ind. by
the 2Sth to take part la a 500-miie
race az that point. They expressed
themselves as greatly pleased with
the auto roads In this section. stat
ing that the road from Stafford 20
Dcming was In particularly fine
shape. They carried complete
camping outfit along with them and
amp out when night falls.