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oatters" iSaa cine gatiheiouua su
0unitsn oes StlGgers ,. 6. 2oep ab=
segsbeH uno gsgen Ole llniteo 5atters
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ridt5 zen !0artioro, Conn, oas o!.
5utmufer Organization sur Be
8abIung BON S252. .130 an .. 6. Qoelo
perurtbilte.
Wlit 3inIsu uHb Soften belduft Tia
itBt Die Summe. biz 5u bsSab!sn III,
auf $272. 900.
Bel nem eriten groSeB purbsn bem
aldQer $232, ,24O 3u9eIprofeu. Der
Hitter Gore e,tldrts iii ieiner gn.s
Itsiouna. rs lei unu0tbig ivsitsre
g8orts oariibsr gu Derliereu, baB ous
alnti Sruitgsies auf iplhe aom6ina.
tlonen ge3ug babe, nj: lie in Der
alage hsf6rieber poroen iino", uno
edB ods 9eIsB teInen lInterIhieb AMI
itlsn oerihieoeHen Rldf1n uou Goms
tinaiiCnen ooar S5noiDiousn made.
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Idgts Der Rihter: - ,Riemano itsat
in 46reoe. oaB Qrbeiter lluionsn gee
isBlid finb. llub s5soermann muB 3us
geben, oaB iie niAt nur geIeslia,
lonosrn aud oort5eilbaft iino, !penn iie
in gsisBlidsr, Iairer Weiie gefiibrt
psrben. aber ME ale anber.n ao1tz
biHationen, eiaerIsi fiir tpslten 3pst
iie esbilost tpuroen, miiFsn lie bic Sc
iese rsipettiren uIto in llebsrsiuitims
nlHng nit osnielten banbeln."
Ter gaQ NOR lett mebr als 3e5u
ssabren Dor ben 9erihtsn. Ginmal
mar er fogar Dor 0em Sbsrbunbesgsz
riht. 0on ben uripriiRaiid 240 ans
oeiiasten iino ln3fpiihsu msbr dls
30 aeitorben uno sfpei iinn irrIinntg
lspornen. Die amsritanilhe Qrbsittts
federation unteritiigte bic 6utmader
Union uno promineHte gearte oeg
liberation, ourunter Sdmuel Goms
pers, sobu MitGsu unb sSrant Morris
ION traten in ben qros.eIH als ,3sus
Gen auf.
Der GaI beQ1nn i'm sSahre 1901,
ols bic 6utmater pom .. Z. 2celpe
& Gpmpanp sinen Streif beldnnen.
gis oabin mar Die fFabrit nitt uuioni,
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uno 239 anbere Utitalieosr Der Out.
nader Union. neil biefe untsr Der
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fhenfiaatlids 9eitdit Der firmn ass
ihdpiat batten. Die Rompaanie mad,
tc osItenb. bah in Tolae oes gopfotts
isr profii bon $27 900 i'm Sabre 1861
| iita uuf gerluite BON $4,000 i'm soh.
r. 1902 bis An $4,000 i'm Sabre
1904 perpanbeIt Fa6s.
Salo nae. Sem geainn oes 9roseis
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tersisooeration bic Sahe Der 8sr.Idr.
len All psrfsnten aub lie aeaen sttpaI1sr
9erluIt itoolos gu halteE. Tafiir
uaterItiibts be 4Hti.gpnioti Gjeieil.
ihaft bon ameritd bic ald1sr unb De:
aampf in ben 6sriften ipuroe oabet
.6atTGhlia stpiidlen oisisn beioen Or
aanifationen aefiibrt. Rah IaudeH
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7ebruar 1908 eniihieD has Gberbun.
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DDS Ger. ST appedatjOns.
9eridt OOa lew lJOr6
6at abermals in bent Sanburg
6atters "sYruses
3n 0nniten Ses sslaaers =. g.
Sotue enti9ienen.

llnb bic 5utmafer Union sur Be
sublung BON s252,130 perurtbeilt.
Wlit ben neuen aoiten iteqt Ti5 oas
urtbeil auf $4,000.
>s<~
Die eSnternniionalen unionen, Die
6auptquartiere In Jnoianapotis
6absn,
Werben am Samitua ale tire ssonos
aus oen SnoianapoIIier 9anten
aiehsn.
Shufie 5tpii6en dmeritdniIden unb
meritanii6sn SoIoaten Bel pre-
iiDiO. Ter, ssnedistt.
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UetterberiAt.

Sir Ship unb bas fpeitIihs
pennfnlbunien: Shones Wetter am
sSrtitag. am Scmitas tribes, fpdr=
neres Wetter. Wahriheinli6 Ressn
fpdbrenb Der Haft. DerdnberIihe
Winbe.
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Cine fpeitere Shuhfa5rit in portss
mouth, g., felt ben getrieb Elm.
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Gin tuei6liAer poitmaroer in DeIt
8irginieu psrbaftet.
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Gin Meritaner BATH eri6oiT.n.
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Die Dermutbuns. bab Ft1 aoh neis
tert Qei6sn. duber ben bsreits asborDss
usa ns,aA HIssss ben 1fammsJn bes I'm
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Gin Sies Der Spanier in Marotio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
NORTHERN MEXICO DOES
NOT CARE ron uUERr :

El nuHU TDN.. Feb. 10 While te-
Joicing at the overthrow of MaderO.
rebel agents here and Diaz sympa-
thizcrs among the Mexican army Of
ficcrs al Juarez express doubt of the
ability of General lluerta to handle the
situation. uouht was also held of
the press dispatches saying ihai Cen
rral D8Y had accepted the iiu"rta
claim to thu provisional presidency,
Uu'rta be- not popular in northern
McNicu. Ills Hdmiuiairation as com
maudrr eft tho northern military luue
with headquarters ut luHrcz resulted
Ion much 900 feeling among his own
rftierTs and civilians.
"Wc VIII sustain the existing gov-
ernm .ut." declared Colonel Junn y.
Nasqusz commander ut Juarcz. when
asked today regarding his position
suaHklng as well for General lthhd
su. from whom hs had received mo-
tics oi tho chang of the national
government Colonel Nasuucz con
uuucd
"Thc army viii maintain order and
sustain the acknowledged govern
ldrnt All is quiet Ia the north and
I believe viii remain sn. Tho army
is bound 60 sustain whatever presi-
dent o. named be- u Francisco villa,
inoz Salazur ur any other bandit"
tie made uu ulrfci reference i'
General Huern.
However. trouble al Juarey aud
other points in the state stan is threat
rued hN the volunteer troops Theif
officers. many of them former insuf
rccto leaders under Madcro. are eN.
pressing their faith n the ousted
president lu feeling between the
volunteers and regulars has existed
come time Nearly half OF the Lou
, trouus ai Juurez are irrvRulars.
" m pointed ont hy rehel aEenl'
here thut the claim 20 the provisiona
pr,sidcury of Emillo Naspuoz Gomez
nadD some days before tho iuerta
f.yoit nFnmN Madrro. win c0mpii'
cate matters seriously Nasque1 90
mca b. now iu the rebci camp hoiov
Juarez with General lncz SniHzar
recognized commander ~ the north
rru rcvolutionlstS tn view ~ hner
ta's mpppuiuritv, especially amonl
the rebels. the Nasqnez Gomez pro
ernm thsv saS. WIN stand bette
chances ot being accepted hy Salasaf
in the north Zapaia Boz tho south an'
th many other rebel chiefs airend'
ln arms
The plan expressed by General Dla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
RELIEF IN WASHINGTON
At CHANGES IN MEyIcs

Washington. Feb. l9.--Althougn ts
plans remained set foF action IN ease
of emergency. the United states to-
day was distinctly relieved az the ov-
90 night news from Mexico telling cf
the ahdicutlon OF President Madero
and the apparent settlement of the
civil war that has swept the capital
itself. Preparations FOR eventuali.
ties. however were relaxed. II was
recognized that readjustmcnt la gov-
crnmcnt was filled with danger and
no orders were issued that would
halt the movement already begun.
Gathered under the nVOwcd declar-
alton that they were go be mobiiized
Tor practice with the Atlantic fleet "a
Guantanamo, Cuba, 1000 marine viii
be dispatched 90 that port as origin
ally ordered. unless there b. good
reason Tor their recall The navy
q apartment denied that it has issued
any orders in any way setting aside
the original plan of action.
Two factors that must he taken in
to account are the probable course ot
thr pruzro- -SalRzar rcVolutiunists n
the north Ind the Xnpnta rebellion in
the south, for " the leaders of thcsr
movements. as threatened hold out
against the new Huerta regime uu-
other period OF disorder and suspense
is expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
MT,XICO CITY TNR FROM
EASY ONIE IlE RlSSI 1T

Mexico city. F"p. IA The full uI
the Madcru administration in MoAic",
brought about hy tho Ncll arranged
plot 81 IN, federal military leaders,
has been received IN thr capitol Win
general aHuHmutlun. ~ Is not known,
however how the rest oi the country
viii receive the change.
The part PLAYED hE the United
states embassy ln tho settlement cot
the ten days battle gained FOR the
American nag such % tribute us never
before WAS witnessed boo MvNiDo. Aii"
the messenger from the United states
embassy. HnTr BvrInBtT had gone
thruugh the urr ut thr rebel lines iu
the arsenal, runycying thr message "i
peace sent hN Amhassadur Henry
Lane WILSON hc drove tu tho national
Illuuv u an automobile bearing q
white tlJg on on, side and the stars
aud stripes on ih' other
By the time h' emerged from th'
national palace" after delivering th'
note To- General Huorta the ,r"N,
outside had learned th, import Of hH
visit The rvappeayunp" OF his u'
chine was ihs sRuni iur % irrWond"W
AVIATION.
Through AN immouse mass OF hu
munity gathered iu the IuvulU un'
along SAN Francisco street the hii
automobile picked ,ts way sl"Wl
amid deuttuinE AppltNH" WIN Ih'
stars and stripes living in the wind
Group after Eruup uf the people ui
Tho streets ,aught up tho cry '\lN.
Los Amrfiruuus,' until th' entire rli
rcNcrhcrltsd with the cheering
Gratitude 90 United states,
For daNr the entire population u
Mexico CIV had regarded iutorNrn
ton ny the United states aN FRACTION
!. Inevitable. McNi,una ut the non
,pmhataul class suffered divided emo
tIuns ot hope and fear Thousand
mthnuph deplpriug intervention hl
ANS power. hud com" tu ihr runvlu
sion that the good offices pi any u1
tion were preferable tu the Wanto
d.sfuction uf property and aWtui lu'
OF lfe which had been occurrinl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
DI1'OSED PRESIDENT NAY
SHARE nItOrIti'W'S IATE

Th, ueposrd prcsidcu; Wus luk.n
under hcas, guard from IN" ma
iionai palaec and lodged In the ar.
-rual There hv was % prisoner ui
General Da1 100 th, yorl place which
tor over u week hp had caused 90 no
battered with cannon in his cnurt. %"
subIuR1tr th" rebel army.
Had Francisco NADER, succeeded 30
defeating biiZ there seems iittl'
doubt inst ulupdy r"prisah would
have been made.
'Thu.r vino should die iv the rap.
ton uu an pti,Hl Ntdorist durum"ui
found lu.t night The N-i included
FIluys.u -, lu UJrut jesus Flores
Wagon. Manuel tJlrtu. Alberto Gar
ria Gundos and nr \J-uuoz Gomez
For some DAYS DE Ia iafrH be-
lieNod he was boo danger uf ussassinA
ton ana hid iu the British legation
The rebel tNoops are not 60 be rec
moved from their positions inf iwo
or three days us his"idrrs are
feared
Guwayo Mudcro was regarded as a
much more powerful man than ih'
president After Francisco Mud,tu
vuarrrllrd with IN \usuuc2 Gomez
hr and GusuNo forced JOS" lino 81.
arry tu tho front as Nlcc president
although ho WAS thcn little known.
TNs the onrWics ut NIi'ru nrN 90
torguyc and was really the reason
tor starting tho unti.goN rrnm'H
parN Whi.h showed systeWJti, "pp"
siion tu the schemes uf Gustav" Ma
dvTu.
After GuslnVo's arrest YESTERDAY
and during mis- removal through th'
streets the crowds even made cuurt
20 lay hands on him. Every guar,
~ the rurnles We're necessary go IN
sure his safety.
Gustayu MaderO WAS az one tiu'
minister uf nnaur" lle visited ih'
United states ln lall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
RELIEVE RED LEADERS
WILL CONTINUE WAR

Douglas. Ariz., Feb. i9.--Mexlcan
officials on the border NJ this point,
who never were strong supporters CT
Mndero, believe that Zapata. OroS~9,
Salazar and other rebels now In W.
field will not conform 20 the Huer-
"a followings. Thev declare that
Huerta VIII lack the necessary sup
port "a make him more than pass
ing Incident. aud TINT pc i.aliurrn "
the man upon whom the salvation %
MUxico depends.
"A provisional president will be
Immediately appointed by congress
and liuerta made To step down." DE-
clarcd Manuel Cucssa. Mexican con-
sui here. THAT De La Barra VIII
be- provisional president ana later
elected ~ practically certain. He -
the one man who will cement factiona
and save the country"
General O'iiara. federal commando
er at Aqua prleta. sonora. opposite
pouglus. nlsD Us opposed f0 Hneria
| und faVora De Ia Barra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
To mterUene Would
Mean 5 Years War
Says Military rpert

= Washington, Feb ig--Flvr 4
. years of guerilla warfare. extend
= ing into the mountain fnstneaHes Z
. Of Mexico. With an American I
. army of upward of 2G0,O ne
. cessaTy. is what Intervention in
= Mexico means Co the United I
3 States. according tu Frederick L.
= Huldokoppr. military expert
. The hatred of the Latin tor I
= the Anglo Saxon b. Intense in
. Mexico" Iiuldekoper stated.
= "and intervention in any form b.
. this country would mean the
. welding of all antagonistic I
3 forces against one common enc
. ms Tho United states would I
. take on her shoulders an enorr-
. aus task. that 0f suhduing "a
. country where the lines of com
. municatior exist only ln the set
. tied parts
. "Threc dlstiuc, campaigns I
. would have 90 hc waged--in the
. north. the south and central
q Mexico. central Mexico would
. hc the only part of the country I
. I'm which decisive campaigns I
. would he winged Tho others
. would be- of series Of long I
. drawn-out skirmishes. guerrilla
. warfare in its worst phase.
o Uuidckopcr said the United
. States army had az present bare 4
. Is sufficient rleld artillery am
. muuitiou Tor one great battle. I
o Mor.. hc said. 10 would hardly
. need. tor only few opportunltics
. would pteg.ut themselves for
q decisive contest The Monroe
q doctrine. the expert declared,
. makes 10 incumbent ou this
o country Co protect the Interests
. OF AN foreign nations on this
. continent
o I'm oftcct." hr continued. tho
. rather nehuioue proyigiona of IA"
q Monroe doctrine establish "a pro-
q trctnrate ty this country Over
q an American republics. For
o cigu nations seeking redress for
. violence against their subjects,
. must look go This country he
. cause IN the Monroe doctrine We
. have said that no foreign nation
. shall land troops upon American
o sou or acquire ANY territory on
q this continent should the state
. of anarchy m Mexico continue
Q we must take some decisive ac-
. tion. but wh,Nhcr il should be
IN
. armed Intervention am not
. prepared Go state"
. tluidckopar called attention 10
. IA vast territory which MeXi'"
. cuv"ra and the difficulty which
. the American army would face
q In rudruNoring to guard the
O points u might conquer
o The limos ol commun .Catiou
o are an remote. he said, and
o when one point ls conquered 70
Q win be- necessary 20 maintain
. defensive force.
. This would require an cnorm-
. Gus number uf men Ia ora o
o Co obtain such au army the mill
O tip would have io bc drafted iu-
q iu service, This would uro' 'ssi.
o tat, h declaration of actual war
o IN tho PHILIPPINES the war was
. wug'd ou q declaration of insur-
y rcction, bot iu Mexico. We
o would hc invading foreign
. country. not subduing a rebel
. Hous province
NAA~~N~A~ANANN4A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
ASK CONGRESS FOR
ALITTLE LESS OF
CONSERVATION
Colorado Legislature Petitions
National Government to Let
Up on Restrictions on Puo-
lie Domain.
fBy Leased wire 60 EvsniaE Hersidl

~ hHHAAE0 WIZ ~ AaNNAAan NANNMAN
Denver Feb. 1g.--The Colorado
house Of representatives today adopt.
cd two resolutions. momorialixing con-
gress aud President-clect Wilson 20
permit more freedom Co the states in
the matter OF conservation. The res-
0lutinn by John W old, addressed TO
tps prcsidvnt-ti o. passed with ,uly
SIS ssenting VOTES. The resolution
addressed 90 congress is known as the
Arir Ons memorial.
o. thr course Hf on animate dcht 81
the Progressive. opposed the Old res
olution. e, r. Smcdley OF Denver and
Warren NJ. Parsons OF Colorado
springs supported the RoOscvelt-Pin
chpt conservation policy.
why doesn't the Gud-ElVen water
belong to the peopi, of the stateg" de-
munded John Biles. addressing Smed-
ley.
- think God gave II for the benefit
Of other states. such as Kansas, as
We'll AS Colorado was the reply.
"if God wanted the people of Kan
sas 10 have water. he would hnN =
made 10 rain there retorted Biles.
shortly after noon the senate COM
pleted confederation Of the state pure
food laws aud passed the Bellesiieid
rc-codifyiug bill on second reading
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

school at Tialpnm. who were impli.
Gated in the plot for the liberation
of Diaz from prison. and imprisoned
hy MndeTu. were released today by
order of General Hucria.
Anxiety over Knpatns Attitude.
The attitude which Inpatu. the
rebel leader. Will take toward the new
regime is prIblcmatical According
t0 "a member at the Madcro house
hold. Iapain two DAYS ago offered the
services uf four thousand of his fol-
lowers 30 President Madero for uso
against Dinz II has been stated APP
parenily on good authority that Pres
ident Madeio had sent Zapata i00. 900
pesos 20 come a. his aid.
Iluerta decided today to send
troops ~ Cuernavac1. IN order 10 pre-
vent that city being occupied ny Ia
pata
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
sIBLEY ADMITS HE
WROTE THE LETTERS


Washington. Feb ia report
was made tu the senate campaign cN-
committee today bS " Y
AicNen ou the special inquiry ui
Franklin. va. yesterday with toiW r
Dougro Joseph g. SlhlcN ni
Pcuusyl,aup us thc witness. MI
Sihiry was utcrrogltrd as tu the ici.
I,ra ho had written Go John u. Arch
hold of the Standard pu about p".
ltirM affairs
The former congressman adWui j
the uuthcutipity ui the letter. lr'-
duced before The senate rumm'ii''.
iIo denied any Improper action a' 3l.
time. and said hlH concern over b'
matter. was due tu tha tuct thut th"
rrouipu Interests of hts district ".j"
involved iu ul production
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

san Diego. calf, Feb. ta.--L0wer
california will support the man elect
ed president Of Mexico at the gen.
eral election by General iiuefia.
whoever that may be. Such was
the opinion expressed today by
those familiar with the feeling IA
Tiaiuann and Ensenada regarding tho
rival claimants for Office. There are
zoo soldiers in i.nwer California and
many MuderO adhercnts, hut II Ia said
the latter view the situation IN Mex
lco city with cnimuesa
Events in Mexico have caused no
change in the orders 10 the First brig
AIDE in New York state and the firth
brigade. mostly In Texas TO be In
readiness for foreign service Nor
have the orders 30 the big army
transports which sailed yesterday
from Newport News been amended.
Three army transports, kipatricks
Sumner and McClcliand, are proceeds
ing 90 Galveston. where they are que
Saturday night or sunday, The army
Transport Meade viii carry cut her
original Instructions 10 aid the
Prairie in conveying the 5000 MAJ
rines from Philadelphia ~ Uuantan-
amo aud they should be en- route
thin the next "a hours.
The American Red Cross today
cabled $500 20 the Nnited states con-
sui az Vera cruz 20 be- used in pro-
viding food and shelter for the Fef-
ugees from Mexico City
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
CUSTAVO MADERO PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY DIAZ;;
DEPOSED PRESIDENT MAY SHARE SAME FAIE

however. win collect their own funds
Tor the campaign,
There VIII be- unofficial co-opera-
tion between the departm mt ~ iu--
ticc. through Mr Finch. ana the Na.
il0nal SANITATION m this upiinn-
Wide crusade prosecuted Ia iuur ~
rcctions uW enforcement, INV UN-
tension. education ANA rescue work.
Details oi tbs plan VIII he made
public Within fcw days Mr fln~h
OF fiction has cvFf been written On
the white slave situation ln i've tnit b.
ed States which eXnRg"r1tes tlr ieni
situation. They are uppnllinE he
added
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
ANIERICNN REFU0FEs ARE
RFTVHNTSG TU CTI'Y

Washiprtou. Feb ie--Americaun
Who ned M terror from Mexico 20 ems
bark from Vera cruz FOR the United
states are canCellinN their bookings
ON steamshlpR ConNul Canada con-
linues 90 supervise the work OF caring
for all refugees.
Consul General shanklln az MeSicn
City reports ln answer 20 inquiries
that the following Americans aro
Jefferson d. smith ana wife. wlls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Concord. y. a., Feb. l9.-The state
senate today completed che legislative
ratification Of the amendment 10 the
federal constitution providing FOR di-
rect election of United states sena'
tors. The vote was 30 60
"No choice was again the result
of the vote for United states senator
I'm the legislature today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

to appoint the provisional president
at a congress OF revolutionary repre-
sentativeH met with approval here,
Rpt the naming Of uenaFai kEtietla
without any representation from the
northern and southern rebels IA un-
expected ana not reckOned % Increase
the Diaz popularity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
FIVE MEN KILLED
IN ILLINOIS NINE
Explosion Results in Crema-
tiOn of Foreigners Caught
Near Entrance.

Eldorado. ms. D. .h 40 tItr W'r,
uu foreigners were burned Go death
by an explosion iu the seagraNcs minc
near here to-day Three othrrs wri,
seriously injured.
The explosion occurred Just ntlrr
thr miners had gone tuWork ana tW"
oT three hundred were in IA WOfh
nss ht the time. Tho disaster o,-
CURED near the entrance ana AN oN-
Drut the eight who wera caught u
the hlast escaped uuharmed
A large force of men at work ou
tho other side of the mino did n't
know the uccid INT had occurred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Governments Special COmmis-
sioner of Investigation Sub
mits Comprehensive Plan to
Attorney General.
WOULD ENLIST SUPPORT
OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY
Great Cooperative Depart
ment With Headquarters at
Baltimore to Be Backed by
Millions.
(By Leased wne 20 Evening IIrraldI

Washington. fob 40 Commission
er STANLEY w. Finch, u rna.r. ui
the government" war again ur"
white slur, t,H has reported 100 AT
torno, G.n.u Wioh,rtham pau
he ha- ,.ur,a for the tyturY and
rescue W the victims OF the tr1filr
u women numbering thuurauus
yearly.
An organization tn hr known CO.'S the
National public Wruaro A..Y.'u
tion" with headquarters at Baltimore
aud with branches in ever, piy in
the United States, be- proposed o.
viii bc uarked hN several Sew N'rh
millionatta Tho local Organization
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

MEXICO cry. FtR io-GUSTWo MNnERo. BRoTIiEH on
Dt,rO~tD PRESIDENT, REMOVED FROM ThE rfNl
TENTINRN NJ . oClo'k rms MoHNiNG \ND ENEttrEb.
BROTHER ItSTANO WE'RE
~ ~.
wInCu IIIIN
AFTER THIIH NHitlNNI THERE 6tSrNo MADlRo
NOTORIOUS "IIGiTNE LAW WIIiCh
II " ~
INnIR THEIR BIILIyr~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
NJ Rcs,,Ii In Illinois.

Springfield. ia. Feb. ~. 9.-Tho NTH
Joint bnllot for the long term sona-
turship and for the short term result
ed today In NO choice. Belief That
Democrats would unite with Bcpubli-
cans 10 elect e. Republican and
Democrat Go foTCstdll fusion of Re
publicans and Progressives was eN-
pressed by legislators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
OFFICIALS IN SONORA
APPROVE on THE RFsuIsr

NOgalcs. Ariz.. Feb. lg.---On re-
oeiving official confirmation Of Ma
dero's overthrow. Mexican officials
az Nogales. sonora. freely expressed
satisfaction and selief. The majority
believe that the establishment Of a
military dictatorship win b. the hes,
assurance of peaceful conditiora ~
Mexico.