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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
ouTRAGEs HANIPER
CAUSE or WOMEN

London, May it.-Striking evidence
0f the extensive operations OF the mil
itant sunragcttes and tho bad erect
on the wOmcn's cause of the outrages
committed by them was given today
on the resumption OF the hearing at
the Bow street police court OF the
charges against the suifragette lead
ers. They are charged with infringe
mcnt of the malicious damage 20
property act
Those who occupied the prisoners
enclosure were Miss Harriet Robecca
Kerr, Miss Agnes Lake. Miss Rachel
Barrett. Miss beatrice Saunders. Miss
Annie Kenny, Miss laura Lennox and
the chemist. clayton.
Tho case against General Mrs
Flora Drummond. was postponed un-
til July owing % her illness
Letter carriers and postofIlce on
clals testified as 10 the great damage
done to the malls by chemicals and
other fluids poured into the public let
ter boxes
The former business manager OF the
"Suffragette" testified regarding the
responsibility at tho various prisoners
for the dlneren; departments Of that
newspaper. He said his services were
dispensed with ny the militant society
because Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst
thought Il better thut only women
should c0nducl the paper. As a. tho
loss of circulation by the "Sunragette
after militant acts had heen commit
ted. the witness said that az FIRST So
Gao copies were printed but the sales
were only 1900 The circulation
then dropped Co 800 hut 2 600 copies
were circulated ia other ways
Archibald Rodkin. counsel for the
treasury. attempted to elicit from the
accountant who audited the books OF
the Women's social ana Political
union what became Of the so-called
secret service fund OF Si,e6O.0OO of
which the newspaper. the "Sumra-
gctte.' announced &aaQ, ,000 had been
raised. The accountant, however.
was unable ,o throw any light on the
subject. The prisoners smiled broad
ly at the attorneys futile efforts 90
get on to the track ~ their funds
The accountant produced the SAT-
arv book ~ the union. from which it
appeared that the salaries OF the
leaders of the militant movement
We're not princely Miss Annie Ken
ney received f2l weekly. General
Mrs. Flora Drummond ana Miss Har-
riet Rebecca Kerr $3.50. Mrs Be-
atrice saunders and Miss Rachel
Barrett Sl5 and Miss Laura LennoN
$40 Miss Christnbei Pankhurst who
is living in Paris, drew tAz5 in the
last few months, according to the
books.
school boys are helping the mill
tant sunragcttes In their reign of ter
ror. Several "mohs' found ycster-
day aud today which upon examina-
tion turned out to be dummies. have
been traced o. the scholars.
a bomb" found this afternoon in
the area of the church house n
Deans yard. Westminster Abbey. ere
ated sensation until the police
proved rs harmlosspess.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
GUATEMALA YIELDS
TO DEMAND OF
BRITISH
Threat to Send Warship Re-
suits in Settlement of Long
Standing Claim and Bryan
Need Not Show His Hand.
[By I.eased wIre % Iavenlne IIcrald. !

[By Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald.
Washington, May 14.--Private adj
Vices received here early today say
President Cabrera OF Guatemala has
acceded to the demands of the British
government for "A settlement of the
Understanding British claims. The
London foreign office recently issued
nm ultimatum To- Cabrera giving him
until tomorrow Ia settle. ana British
warship was ON tho way to Puerto
Barrio To emphasize the demand.
Secretary Bryan. In an effort TO
help Guatemala out of her embarrass-
ment, had expressed to the British
government the hope that she would
extend tho time named IN her ultima
tum. No reply yet had been received
today hut the settlement announced
In the private adviccs probably ends
the incident. which threatened To
force development at the Wilson ad-
ministration's attitude toward foreign
debts of the Central American re-
publios
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
KEEN COMPETITION
MET BY STEEL
COMPANY
Head of Alleged Monopoly
Claims Manufacturers Pay
Duty and Undersell Ameri.
can Manufacturers.
tRy Leased Wire m Evening herald. J

ivy LEASED Wire fe Evening Wefaiu. J
New Work. May if---dnmcs a. far
rcii. president of the United states
Steel corporation. continued his tes-
ilmony today as "a witness for the de-
Tense in hearings OF the government
suit to dissolve the corporation as an
Illegal combination,
Questioned by G.. 4. severance, at
torney for the corporation. Mr.. Farrell
testified that the National Tube com
pany q subsidiary. is not monopoly
combination as alleged by the gov
ernment He added that the company
was now In competition with German
manufacturers wh1 shipped seamless
tubes here In the face OF duty of ono
cent a pound.
Taxing up ne American Sheet and
Tin Plate company. another subsi.
diary, MIR. Farrell said that at the
time II was takon over IL HAD some
very large competitors" The COM
pany was IN competition abroad with
British manufacturers and was the
only tin plate concern In this country
which did no export trade.
Mr.. Farrell testified along similar
lines In defense of the American steel
hoop and the American Bridge COM
panies. likewise subsidiaries.
The witness read list OF more than
375 concerns which he said were COM
petitors OF the bridge company az the
time the present suit was fiiod They
had an annual capacity OF $50. 900
tons. or 20 per cent of the country's
entire capacity,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
FEW BACTERIA LURR
IN BANK BILLS;
INK USED IS
GERMICIDE
FastidiOus May Now Amass
Wealth Unterrified by
Danger Of Contracting Di-
sease from Soiled Currency.
GOVERNMENT SURGEON
DIsPELS H0ARY BELIEF

fby Leased Wlro 10 Evening Herald. 4
washington, May if.--Thone who
have hesitatcd 10 anaass wealth be-
cause OF the warning 20 Beware of
the millions OF bacteria that lurk IN
every bill" need hesitate no longer,
according To Dr. w g., Rucker. a..
Sisiant surgeon general Of the public
health service. He declared today
that tests and examination OF cur
rency. both washed and unwnshed
bills. showed them to he sIngnlarly
free from germs. He attributed this
"a the Ink used in printing the bills,
which he said had proved To be an al
most perfect germiclde.
The public health service was
sailed upon to examine the soiIcd
money returned 20 the treasury. said
d.. Rucker, after 10 had travelled
around the country and had passed
through the hands of thousands az
persons 10 our surprise II was
found 20 be sinEulhrly free from bac-
teria, and the ink used in the bills is
given the credit"
The ingredients used in the gov
ernment's ink are not made public.
the recipe for the manufacture Of the
ink for the bureau Of engraving and
printing being jealously guarded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
CINCINNATI STREET
CARS OPERATED
UNDER HEAVY
ESCORT
Strike Of Traction Employees
Settles Into Long Siege
Day Passes without Rioting
or Disorder.
THREE TRIPS MADE
WITHOUT PASSENGERS

lby Leased Wirc 20 Etening stcraid. !
Cincinnati. May li. With only
three cars operating and these cs-
corted hy heavy police guard over
their entire route. the strike 0f the
street car employees of the Cincinnati
Traction company to-day gave every
evidence ~ settling into long siege.
No efforts were made by the strikers
or their ssmpsshisrrs this morning.
90 interfere with the operation aS
the three ears that lofi the barn m Q
o'clock, hemmed IN on all sides by
mounted policemen and preceded and
followed by police automobiles filled
with officers. The cars operated
slowly and carried no passengers.
Mayor Hunt snid that during The
day other ears would probably be-
put out on the different lines aud
that they would be- afforded fpil po-
lice protection.
No word came from the strikers
headquarters today aud whatever fu-
ture plans they may have. have been
kept secret.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
CANADIANS CLAIM
MAY TAX UNCLE
SANS PURSE
Government Asked to Settle
for Ship Seized on Great
Lakes Before War Of 1912
Formally Started.

Thy ienHed Wire a. EvenlnR Herald.
Washington. Msy Theron nudd
when he absconded with sh. coo, less
fiS3. awarded to % British shipowner
for the seizure Of his vessels on ,he
Great Lakes two weeks before the
outbreak Of the war OF 1919. not Only
impoverished tho United States dis.
trict Of New York. OF which he vsn
clerk, but also started controvcrs,
that has existed slnce. The cnae
now has come before the information.
~ tribunal Tor the settlement ~ ne
cunlary claims, which ia IN session
here,
Henry James Bethune Of Canada r.
the oiolmant lie A. tho heir OF the
shipnwner and he has pressed his
claim under many administrations
and before many congresses It's le-
galily WAS never serloiisIy questioned
hut for some reason or other the leg.
islation necessary 10 meet q aiwnys
has fnilcd. The ssooo. minus sfs3.
plus per cent compound interest
since tst2, moro than century.
reaches q handsome amount
"Just how much ~ ne" n British
member ~ the tribunal asked today.
MY word" he calculated. tearing
np bit of scrap paper on which he
had iotted small army OF figures.
don't ask me. But II makes hally
good bit"
A verdict ana check. u Il expect
ed. viii boz won By AR. Bothune
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
DISCOVERY Of LEAK
ALARMS NAVAL
DEPARTMENT
Plans for Uncle Sans Fight
ing Ships Systematically
Stolen Is Belief Of Officials
at Washington.
my Leased Wire to E,ening Herald. J

Washington, May IA Detectives
Investigating the theft of plans Tor
tho electrical wiring of the dread
nought Penns,lyaniu declared today
that publication ct the "lcak" prob
ably would hamper their work and
might prevent solution OF the prob
lem. The department, of Justice hns
several likely clues which may lead
10 arrests Nothing 80 far has dcycl-
oped. it Is said. to directly connect
any foreign nation with the suspects
The fact that the ordnance and
steam engineering bureaus Of tho
navy department have been missing
plans and documents relating 20
American vessels and their armament
has created alarm among officials and
win undoubtedly cause the military
authorities 90 surround the war He-
crets of the United states with great
cT safeguards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
Crowded Passenger Train En-
dangered by Internal Ma
chimes Placed in Compart
ment by Frenzied Woman.
MILITANT METHODS
INTURE THE CAUSE
Striking Evidence of Futility
of Violence Develops in
Hearing Of Persons Charged
With Conspiracy.
fBy I.eased wire 10 I5ycnInr HernIdI.

tBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald J
London, May i4.--Sufrage bombs
were found today In one OF the pas
seneer carr of local train running
between kingston- -on-Thames and
London ON the Southwestern railway.
making the third outrage OF this kind
on the line within two months.
On the arrival at Waterloo Of the
Kingston train. crowded with pas
sengcrs. the conductor noticed IN one
OF the compartments three parcels
which aroused suspicion. ON investi-
gation two Of them were found 10
contain tin cannissers filled with com
oustlblcs ana wrapped In suffrage
placards. 40 explosion occurred and
the bombs were handed over 20 the
police.
militant Sunmgette arson squad"
destroyed large untenanted residence
on the "Highlands" az Sandgate- on
Sea near Folk9ono on the English
channel last nlshi Post cards ad
dressed 10 the Dish0ncrahle Prime
Minister" and 10 the "Dishonorable
Reginald Mckerna. home secretary.
Were left lying about on the premises.
There. was also post card bearing
the words: we hopn this not poor
widow's h0use."J
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
AMERICAN HEN HAY
BRING PROSPERITY
TO FAR URUGUAY
Government Of South Ameri-
can Republic Imports Six
Hundred High Glass Birds
to Improve Native Breed.

tBy Leased Wire % Eeenfne Herald I
Washington. May it.~-1he great
American hen has made her way into
The Platte country Of South America.
according 90 information received to-
day by the state department. whlcM
declares the government AT Uruguay
has just Imported SOC hens Tor tho
Improvement 81 the naflYa stock. Tha
fowls arc ~ be dlslfibutad to cRpori-
mental poultry statlona Alfonso
Burke an Ameflcun has boon ap-
polluted chiof podllerer of enc uru4
Euaynn republic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
Ransdell Of Louisiana Bitterly
Assails Proposition to Take
Protection from Sugar
Growers.
DEMANDS OPPORTUNITY
FOR COMMITTEE HEARING
Entire Day Devoted to Waa.
dering Discussion Of PenrOse
Resolution Providing for
Public Hearings.
[lIy I.eascd WIre ln Itrenlnr IIernl.. |

tliy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. !
washington, May if.SSennte RE-
puolicans were Ugain ready today 10
prolong consideration of the public
hearings issue they have raised as the
oponing wedGe IN their nFht on the
Underwood bill
senator penrosc's amendment 10
senator Simmons reference motion
has now become the Peuroae-Ia Fol-
lette amendment the Pennsylvania
having accepted proposal that man
ufacturers be required a. answer six
teen questions relating 10 production
and transportation costs here aud
abroad and the percentages of duty
that represent cost differences and
profits.
when the nght was renewed in tho
senate u began with clash between
senator Ransdeii. who opposes the
sugar schedule. and Chairman Sim
mons Senator Ransdcll asked TO
have the clerk read letter from VIII
son g., RoNley 90 Lansing. Mich who
described himself as AN Original
Wilson Man" over spirited objection
the clerk read the letter which de-
srribcd the leading Democratic ox-
poncnts Of free sugar as "accursed
unpIrdonahle apostntes at Democratic
faith. licking the footsteps OF tho pre-
dntory rich, hell bent on lowering the
cost of living, even " the American
standard of living and the STANDARD
~ Democratic principles are lowered
with a."
BEFORE The reading waA half con
cluded senator Reed objected and
forced q vute which was lost. Repub.
Leans voting with some Democrats
against A. The clerk continued 20
read the lotter. predicting death for
the American sugar Industry when
the Underwood schedule becomes ef-
fectivo.
senator Ransdell denied that his
people IN Louisiana. clamoring To he
heard. were being treated fairly Sem
ators James. simmons. Myers and
others referred "a hearings oy the
ways and means aud Hardwick COM
mittees.
Admitting that Louisiana Interests
had had limited hearings. senator
Ransdell continued:
when q man is going 10 he nut to
death, ne is usually allowed the last
word. We grant that TO men con-
demncd 90 death on tho gnllows. Now
when the great party of which am a
member is about To nut 10 death the
greatest industry in my state, our
people want To he heard again. We
want the last word"
The Louisiana senator read let
ter from flre Insurance company 10
Louisiana agent ordering him "a
cancel policies on sugar houses be-
cause the tariff was 20 be reduced and
eventually eliminated
An unsuccessful attempt was made
by Chairman simmons to agree with
senator PenrOse FOR vote on the
hearings amendment, probably late
tomorrow. hut the question still was
undecided when the morning hour"
expired and other business took the
right Of way
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
BILL TO BRIGHTEN
WEARY WAY Of
PROSPECTOR
Senator Works Would Have
Government Mark Water
holes and Springs and Place
Signs on Desert Trails.
lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. J

Washington May li.-To lighton
the weary way of the prospector
across the arid lands of the west and
rob the deserts of their terrors is the
object of a bin hy Senator Works ro-
ported iavorahly today hy the senate
public lands committee. Il would ap-
propriate $4,000 with which the ge-
illogical survey would locate sprlngs.
streams and water holes and place
sign posts and monuments along tho
lines Of travel 10 guide travellers 10
water.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
CHARGES AGAINST
O'HARA TAKEN
SERIOUSLY
Illinois Senators Summon Wit
nesses TO Testify Concerning
Allegations of immortality
Against Lieutenant Cover
nor.
[Ry Leased VINO o. 1sycnInr Irerala. J

Springfield. H.. May it..-Thomas
Nredenhurgh and Sam Davis Of
Springfield viii be summoned to np-
pear and testify tonight before the
senate investigators who are inquir-
iug into the chargcs OF immortality
made against Lieutenant Governor
O'tiara. This was decided al an cx-
ecutive session Of the committee TO-
day.
Vredenburgh viii be asked 10 toll
the committee his version Of the trip
Co Chicago and the extent 20 which
Lieutenant Governor O'iiap partici-
patcd In the events ~ TINT occasion.
Davis is the liquor dealer who se-
cured from Maud Robinson OF
Springfield the affidavit iuvolving
Lieutenant Governor Ofiara In the
amir. lie will be examined relative
10 the motive FOR obiainlng the afd-
daVit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
WOMAN FILES UGLY
CHARGES AGAINST
INGIAN OFFICIALS
Miss Kellogg Declares Im-
morality Exists in Carlisle
School But Fails to Give
Specific Instances.


Wnshington. MAY ii-Gencrai
charges of immortality among students
ut the Carlisle Indian schnoi were
made to-day by Laura g. KelioKg. "a
student of Indian affairs before the
senate Indian committee Miss ISei-
iogE declared thn superintendent
there did not maintain tse standard
of discipline necessary Ia such an In
siltution When questioned hy sen.
uturs, Miss Kellogg sale she could
Eive no specific Instances Of immor.
ality ai Carlisle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
ABBOTT IS
BELIEVER IN
ROOSEVELT
DOCTRINE
Publisher Of Outlook Maga-
zine Declares World Must
still Put Trust in Reelring
Tube and Iron Shard.
DISARMAMENT AS YET
A UT0pIAN DREAM

fiiy Leased Wire a. Erening fIernsa. ]
Mohonk Lake. n. ", May ID
Three hundred deleEates to the nlne-
teenth annual Lake Mohonk ronfo7-
ence on arbitration heard Dr. Lyman
Abbott nf New York. presiding a.
chairman of the opening seaRlon to-
day assert that disarmament wins yet
IN utonlan dream. thnt the blow Of
ta" iisi. Tire Ficam pf thc sword. the
bark - the cannon WI continue uHtll
SOME other power greater than that
of armed man is found to protect ln.
noccnce from injustice.
Or. Ahbott's address was lntcrpfet-
cd az 81 reply 60 the American Peace
soeiety. his Fellowship IN which was
recently severed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
MINIMUM WAGESFOR
WOMAN EMPLOYEES
IN COLORADO
Governor Signs Bill Creating
Commission for Protection
of Feminine and Child
Workers of State.
IBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. ]

Denver May Governor Am-
mons today signed bin enacted nt
the recent session Of the legisiation
providing d commission 90 fy mimi
mum wages Tor wumen and minors.
The bin combined features OF the mw
in effect la PENNSYLVANIA and Massn-
chusetts II provides for @ commits
sion of three appointed by the goy-
ernur ono member 90 ho an cm-
ployer and one an omploye Upon
the appeal of women or chndr "a
workers Ia any industry or in any
community, the commission ig re-
qnred to hold hearings aud fix %
minimum wage. Wages may boz ar
ferent in different industries or in
different parts Of the state
The governor also signed the hill
providing an inheritance tax.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
DRESSMAKERS FIND
FAULT WITH PARIS
INNOVATIONS
Slashed Tight Skirt Denounced
as AtrOcity Perpetuated by
Foreigners Upon Intelligent
Nation.
TBy Leased Wire to Eycnlns Herald. J

Chicago, May if-Tho naughty
slash in the tight skirt was denounced
AZ an "atrocity perpctrated on AN
Intelligent nation, by people who
themselves do not believe In or wear
H." by members of the Chicago Dress
makers club al their annual banquet
last night The slit. which N a
French invention. was also referred
to as fraud and a cheat" and :ho
dressmakers asserted themselves for
American fashions for American wo-
men.
They went on record az opposed "a
the slashed skirt ana an similar de-
signs which appeal to or suggest Inn.
modesty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
BILL TO ANNUL FOREST
CREATION By R0OsEvELT


tFlY llfoHel Vine % NVNnIn4 NNNNINl1
Washington. AiRv ChaifmaN
Phtman ~ the senate territories cenI.
mitiee, today Introduced hik 90 en@
nal former pro&dent nooaell'n
proclamation of 1909, crtnllnH t1IR
Chusnch national forest ~ 3t.0au
acres ana to FeNinfe Il 10 eva public
domain. C,fIlclaM ~ lne AIaaAn
Northern railroaa rheraN ,hat lhp|r
read had % suspend hplsaIne onefae
sions a. the interior ~ AIahIa nttauan
az the withdrawal hna the,t oonsss
euent Inability % set tlmhVr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
INTERNATIONAL FORCE
LANDED TO TAKE SCUTARI
fBy Leased wire 20 Evening Herald.

Vienna, May 1.-THE international
force which II 10 occupy the former
Turkish stronghold of Scutari until
the new Albanian government has
been esin nhllshed, was landed al the
pert of sangioyanni In the Medua this
forenoon. u was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the Alhanians.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

st. Louis. Mo. May i4.-Annonnce-
mcnt WAS made toduy hy Nathan
Frank that he had sold the St LOTUS
Daily Star to Fred Warren and Fred
Neon. Mr. Warren. who wlii con-
tinuc as editorial director. came from
New YORK last scptember. Frank S.
Lewis of 81 Louis has been elected
president of the publlshing company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
LABOR UNIONS BEHIND
WEST VIRGINIA INQUIRY
INV Lcased Wire ~ Iascnlne IIcraI.I !

Washington, May ifr senator
Kern presented 40 the senate today a
series OF resolutions and petitions from
labor unions ln West Virginia ana
Indiana. complaining 81 conditions ln
tho Paint Greek and Cabin Greek coal
regions. and nrging the federal In
Qulry The senator has proposed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON UNIVERSAL
SUFFRAGE IN
SENATE
Proposed Amendment to Fed
eral Constitution May Be
Submitted to States by
Present Session of Congress.
cATR0N ALONE OPPOSES
MEASURE IN COMMITTEE


Washington. May if.--SenatOr
Chamberlain's resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution To give
the ballot "a wOmen was ordered ia
vorahly reported today by the senate
woman suffrage committee. chair
man Thomas and Senator owen.
Democrats, and senators Jones. Suth-
criand and Ciapp. Republicans, voted
for the resolution. while senator Ca
tron. Republican. voted against Il.
When the resolution Is reported by
Chairman Thomas within few days,
an effort will be made To have "
taken up during the present session
u the tariff legislation does not In
tePfcrc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

Atchison, Kan, May 1.-THE for
ty-fifth biennial convention OF the
general synod OF the Lutheran church
opened here to-day with delegates
from many states attending.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

Washington May tt.--A cnblc
from the shan - provincial assembly
of china. expressing thanks 20 the
United states for lts recognition Of
the new republic of China was read
today In the senate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14
GOVERNMENT ASKED
TO PAY RANSOM
OF MISS Stone

Iny I.enaeI VIC . Erenlne meIaIa.l

~ EltlleceI Wire % lyenln0 WrTnl1.l
washington, May if stuafor
.oGormans hill 10 have the govern
mrnt return 70 private contrlhuiosa
$50, ,aoo they subscribed 10 fansnrn
Ellen NJ. Stone. Inc missionary. from
brlgands IN The nnlkans IN 1891 wss
fnvorshly reported from tho senate
foreign relations committees today
over the earnest protest of senators
who conlended that Il established a
DANGEROUS precedent. Particularly re-
garding the situation ln Moxlco
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-14

HoDAx's nmws roDAx.-
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