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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
S0npsmGnb.

Sdo bet herbeb bare mig ttQabt at
1enIeoe &piercns S~pmerfiorbeS poa
Dor 6orretuiug I bbil.e hi III bar bar
ret | mart IT Tar.
Vor ~bnientIige Sorretning foreadnr
ncb aorreipononnee, og mango Qanoss
mRno betror os geitiain9er fra laugt
bortIig9enSe Steoer.
gi bar uoieaSt Sntrumenter til
Serns I EbS. California % 8oitings
ton | Set, pg belt til Stuten Rdinc
| Eit, og Canada / Rero. Ri hor
enbog ieuot 3nitrumnenter til Wisiion5s
itationer / China og Rnpaeastar iom
ogiaa til airte | Ror9e.
Ser or 1874 @innofabriter I bette
9ano, man bar ianIeSs5 mango at
rGIgs fra ni baaSe nOnrrieoe iaauel
Tom al biaigere 5lng3.
Set famine fan iiaes ON CrgIer.
ShlIoe uogeu, iom IGisr bette, Bate
| Sante at tisbe ct Rinno eIler CrgeI,
ind bar fdn benlig at ifrtOe i'll %,
npDn ~iinnfdIb bpao Tom snifes % hi
IEul give ina COB Cplpsning iOm mus
Zig.
8eIsger en- iaoSnn os unber u%nitrrs
Scncc S%tatsnSitiaing, ian fan hi mdns
Ite tIipe list bebielpeIig msS CpIpsnins
get uht gren ON ina ItuIbe erites.
Carl Halalanb, geitprer,
Rortbpsitern Muiic 6ouie,
800 2uS Nbe "a. W%eirnenbo[ig, Ittun,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

Dc breSe Watrosfrooer Tom | DO.
re Gage brlgcs life oIene al pa.
t%roier, men oginn al Ell tor Gel al
Den opoorenbe llngoom, bar Ell bsiit
proiaiif S%prinoeIie. Gor mere ems
100 Iar ii6er Dor oct forcifrcoct ipr
Wotrciprne | Den enaeIife Marine.
at De Itlllhe bope lit Soar ~iIettet /
Ell Eiif. 3esuben mootte Sc pl,6rc
Saaret eIIer gipe set ct fat % oIut
lloIeeneoc pe0 Siplp al Sipre. Wtcn
Fuooer OF SiGre Dor life piSere bra
for WotroSbh;;srnc, og man montte
ttnoe poa noget for at heifptte BEN.
@n opfinoiom Wtano uopenieSe ga Sc
breoe araper til at iGite oq tage al
etter 9eba1. 8e BANDIT iIig antlana,
at Watroierne, iom / aurenes Sob
opanp Riif, SiGre oa Euoocr, Be.
bolot arnoen. Oct breoc iortc Guauo
ON Sien % arauen bar Iigeleoes
lin StItoric. % 9oro Ncliun 6s6e,
oilldaoe Den enaeIifc Worine Cora.
Com pore Se1n poa fin Sora iNite.
Dc Wotroierne forte goono ON fine
Siler og aroper. Sgiou oenne gift
bIep behoIht og inumen mco Sra.
ben boIot BET forte gauno lit Suo.
tog oaIoa / andre Muriner. Ooioo
De tppiifc Matrosbcnflpoer, iom er
'oa pioe neoentiI, bar lin proftiife
Vetponing. De looer iig nenlia let
Prette op oper anpet, buiIfet | bei
@rao bioroaer til at flame @cnflr.
oerne unoer Ell Sismonos MANAGER.
teOe arbeioe, ifriper en- enaeIIf 9lpis.
ebntnItinen "Snsbennen" er mostaosr 1
geo Groelt o2 ben er uIf bi fnn srfe en-
sbiito1tne, at oRre. Zen aier auot glrbeiee
% luur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
Vcrrctninasnotiier.
8eo W,inneipta State Sair.

Gen $4,000 @iooel al gnmpcren
"6ratconta", iom bar bGret ubitiaet |
Gunoro 2iniens aontor I Retroppfis
tan Building, Chicago, SC iioite ire
Waaneber, biz bIibe uSitilct / gbonius
gen for Sioleingtr bto Winnciota
Statsnoitiaiug huor 9eisgcnoc uoen
Evil oil berhtte N%nIesniugcn ill at ie
ocnne, Den iterite o9 ~nsia9tigite Mos
Del al mooerne atIuntiifc 9ampfiGc
ttogenitnoe braqt til Notouefeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

The story is going the rounds that
a young man who stammered badly
applied for a job and his prospective
employer said: "You stammer very
badly. Looks like you could do some
thing for it. Did you ever go to a
stammering school?' "No," replied
the boy, Il just p-p-p-p-p-picked it
up my-s-s-s-s-self."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

W
SiIdb mig bsrpeS, 5r. @eSattsr, at
gibe noeIe iprebte 6pIpsnin9er ON
min Sorretnine.
Nin nhe SuSfsrIeE uf beIgiife Ding
tie er | uonrertet Stnno anfonmsn til
min fSdrm, % De inbbeiatter Here az
be beeite g%rsmplarer ies hpgenIinbe
Bar pnret iitano til at bile mine allne
Der. @i bar iiliteoe Deo ale beIgiite
llSIfilinasr % tig6fe flere 9r9miehbr
| aIasTetne for I'd og ire War gumle
5eiis. Seq oil bIibs PED Soma Stntss
uSTtiqing mso Ell @egnlnSning al sisie
Seitc, % BET bill bRre mig en- 5ors
nsieIie at mBoe Snteresierese Der.
Sci beSrsoer mig, at ieg innr life
moStoa mine Yerderens ian beties, at
be tltnoe neiiiIles. nen en- uspalgt Sets
isnsing AZ oigie 6efts oil urtomHe |
5eptember. Brine beI9iIie SeIte uil
oaiaa pate at ie ties StatsuSftiIingets
ne | Rihneiuin og g%siseoniin.
Seq bar ianr en- inslst beete 60rs
Ibhing al ertra tore 5iheits, Oa lea
irer, at 5eitsoperGiiers bar nef az
mibSeIs Stetrelier, % BET bill 10 bare
lanai beers. at hi F~orbtugst bodo hi
isIu prpburetrt berai, % tiin inofsrer
be az srtra Stsrrslis % AZ ouerIesen
abdliiet.
2ei oil bare mig en- 5orneislie at
frenpiie, bpno iss inar bar inefert.
20. Y. Sc gIotp.
CEDAR Napics. Soipa.
Den i6be ausut 1913,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

15o50. Sp.: Naar en- Rano bar ct
~uu,pubiet Sorn, % Rubcrrn bsr, fan
ba Manbeu i9Iee Carmen, ruar ben
pg al anben gienoom er | bans Stdon?
Spar: ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
2laben ~Rorreiponoance.

G~peesmaal fra Erriuner, icn lite spsiper fine
ytauue Ill Mseafttpuen, hiuarya ttfe.
Spsrsere beoes afottc fine Spsrssmaal I ct Hart %
tnoelief Spres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1505t. Sp.: Spao beber Gran paa
gnaeIf?
Epur: Sprtce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1862. Sp.: Soob falbes torrcitbt
SnbItmat pan GneeI1t?
Spar, "Gorrpfipe SubItmatc".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

hnotithi SSte5s
15050. 5p.: Naor en- Nsano bar ct
umpnbiet Sorn, % gaubcrrn bar, fan
bd 0tanbeu ialae Carmen, ruat ben
pg al anben gienoom er | bans ytdottE
Spar: IA.
15o5t. Sp.: Spao beber @run paa
gnaeIf?
spur: sprace.
15o52. Sp.: Soob faISes torroiiot
SilbIimat paa GneeIif?
spar, "Gorrciipe SubItmate".
1908. Sp.: Spab cr SoIben poa
8agoIins engines inbfert fra amfrita
til Roree?
spar: gen aIminseIise sulo er
is grpcent af gerbten.
15o54. Sp.: Seq tisbte ct gtbtte
ubprtet 9onb I 8~tscpnitn. alt aneet
Qanb | I9r6eben er inber 3brfnin9.
Raboerre bar bruet bet 9nnbIbtte, iom
ieg fisbte, for pperIsbie gten % Gfs
falls, % en- BEL Sci bernf CT bpltet tto
paa 2anbet. Sam ies nil lite forlan9e,
at be ifal fierne bet2
Spur: SO, ~fpridapiet ipm bet Ct
aubrast Der, efter at &c fjebte Saubet.
15055. Sp.: u. tiger, at Iaabatne
Sp~meiteabtaeere | Rpntaua, Iom lite
bar ell flle buIo gettion, fan faa file"
pad mere 2anb, nanr Der er mere at
faa | beres Nprbeb. 9. ntener, at
bette life fan Iabe Jig gisre. Spent
bar 2et?
Spar: Oct fan labe fig ejsrc itns
her ben ubrioene SpmetenSIpp, faa=
frsnt bet 2anb, ipm be alerebe bar,
CT af famine Seifnffenben iunt bet, Der
fan erbserneS nnber nGuute Scp. DC
fan ba tase pp til $40 aeres talt, nteb
bet 2anb, ium be fBr bar.
15O58. Sp.: San man fisbe "Scrtp"s
aanb, fer en- gtanb bar prooet pp /
Mpntanu2
Spar: Sa, bpis Der CT ttpset.
Senuenb 9em til n@rmeite II. Q.
2a%nbfpntpr.
15O57. Sb.: TIi9ter life en- Roabz
boi8 at 6oIoe @eien rem for ltgrRs,
inrIig ba bet ifabeIiee ll9rps? (Otins
reiota).
spar: Gienbpmsbefbberne paa
besse Cher al geien bar ipm 9list
at bolbc ben rem fpr 1tsres.
1908. Gp.: Raar ies IuIser min
Sarm / &isconiin, bnr ie8 Oa Ret til
at taee ben @eb, Ipm a bug9et /
Sfoeen, for ic8 ipl8te, o9 8iebielen
puu Sarmen, naar S%orItuaelIen bar
ben at alt rerIi9t Ifulbe bpre mtg til?
Spar: gebeu fan &c tage, Wjso=
ieIeu herintpo life, mcSiniaSre bet ct
gftnle Derpnt.
5O59. Sp.: 5oab nteues Der meo
llbtrnffet at tale eng "Wtooersmaul".
Spar: sppr 9eres Mapber.
1900. Sp.: Tanr EN- Tbtpnrmer
Filler" pdu 2anb, I%aainart ban tonts
mer til 2anbet, mas ban Do bente / fem
gor, for han fan probe pp, eller fat
han probe OBJ, fsr ban bIir 8prger?
Spar: San maa bette | fem War.
@tum fun life prppe pp, tyr rhaa CT
blet gprger.
1506t. Sp.: Seq bar brret gift
I 0anturf, nten bar Gnfe | ouer II
Gar. 8a ies Tom til Nnterita, bleb
ieg gift igien, men ieg op8ab nit Stz
oenapn. @ur bette I~tloolis, og Tan ieg
BRACES til gnibar oerfor? gr sg9te>
Ifdbet ulopIie?
Spar: Wsteifabet CT life nlpplis,
o. beripm &c life fprtiebe Serrs
Mtaubs Siam | belt Senitst at bebrase
rpgcn, bar Sc intet at frpgte.
1909. Oil Sc Cite nngle Splbsrtin@
ger ON SbaIfdngit paa Gnnerifds Weft>
tbit, ON Sbrer m. M.
5par: gi fan insen paaliSeiise
Splpsninser sipe, men mtltgets cit
cIer ansen af ppre 29iere paa geits
fSitrn fnnSe sipe geifeo.
Gfteripsrsiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1908. Sp.: Spab er SoIben paa
8dsoIins engines iubfsrt fra Gmertta
I'll Rnrnp2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

ebrtnntnrn "Snsbennen~ er mostdder 1
geo Croelt oa ben er off bi fan snTs On
seitoiltite, at oGre. Zen aiet auot glrbetee
% luut LOT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

Spar: Ten almiroelise Splo e.
is Grpceut af @erbten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

5O59. 5p.: 5oab meueS ser meb
llbtrpffet at tale eng "WooersnaaI".
Suar: Sppr Seres Wlpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1904. Sp.: Seq tisbte ct Stbfte
ubprtet 9anb I 8iscpnitn. GIt anSet
2anb | R9r6eoen er iinber 8brtnin9.
Naboerne bar bruet bet 9nnsitbtte, iom
jeg fisbte, for operHsbie gten % afs
faIb, og en- bsI Sci beruf ct belief tno
paa 2anbet. Sam ies nil life forIan9e,
at be ifal fierne bet2
Spar: SO, ipriaapiet ipm bet ct
anbrast Der, efter at &c fjebte Satbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

$1,000. Sp.: Iaar EN- H%btprttner
filler" pau Snnb, Iaaiuart ban fonts
ner til Qanbct, mao ban bn bente / fem
Gdr, for bait fan probe op, eler fut
Ran probe OF, fpr ban bItr Spracr?
spar: SAN naa bette | fem aar.
ssuu fun life prppe pp, tyr maa CT
blet gprger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1908. Sp.: &aar iee IuIser min
farm | @tscpuIin, bar jeg ba Ret til
at taee ben @eb, Ion bar bug9et /
Sfoeen, for ie8 iolate, pe 8iepielen
pua Sarmen, nnar SorituaeIien a
ben at alt rsrIiet ifulbe bpre mig til?
Spar: gebeu fan &c tage, Wjso=
ieIeu herintph life, meSnttnSre bet ct
aftale Derpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

15o58. Sp.: San man fisbe "Scrtp"s
2ano, fsr en- gtanb bar prooet pp /
Ronfahu2
Spar: Sa, bpis Der CT tpget.
Senpenb Gent til nGrmeite II. 2.
2anofuntpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26
Nj Snterrsie for seaeOpsrettere.

TUIIVIUt TItIW INITEL NUITt
500 2uS abe q. Winnenpolis, gtinr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

15O57. Sp.: BIieter life Ell Roabs
boi8 at 6oIbe @eien rem for ltgrRs,
inrIis bo bet ifabeIiee lt9rps? (0ttns
re1ota).
Spar: Gienbpntsbefibberne paa
besee Cher al geten bar ipm 9list
at bpIbc ben rem fpr ltgrRs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-26

1909. Oil Sc eiue nn8Ie Splbsnins
ger ON SbdIidngit pan amerifds gefts
tbit, ON Sbrer m. NJ.
spar: gi fan ingen paalibeltse
S%pfpsninser sipe, men miltgens cit
sner ansen af pure 29iere paa geits
f1iten funSe stpe geffeS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
FIeIIX DIAz DETERMINES
TD TAKE A CHANCE


Havana. oct. Is.--~Cieneral FeliN
Dinz arrived here to-day from Eu-
rope on the steamer CorcoVado. tie
was greeted on the deck of the vessel
hy senior dc Va Cara. recently ap-
pointed Mexican consul General az
Paris. who endeavored to persuade
him 20 discontinue his journey q"
Mexico. TO which advice General Diaz
refused 10 listen.
General Diaz told the Associated
Press that he would proceed imme-
diateiy GO Mexico and had no inten-
tion Of abandoning his presidentinl
Inspirations He said he was fullN
convinced that the election would be
held October 2G The general de-
cllred 60 express any opinion on 9TH
er aspects Of tho Mexican affairs
saving that he wns not sufficiently
informed about them. as he had had
only the barest outline Of the news.
General Dlaz, who apparently was
IN excellent health. was met also by
"a delegation OF his personal friends
from Mexico.
on account OF rumors that an at-
tempt would be made by Mexican
ronspirators to assnssinate General
Dinz in Havana. a strong force of po-
lice was sent a~oard tho CorcovadO
immediately on her arrival. The gen.
oral said he would remain on the yes
Sel until afternoon and then 40 To a
hotel tn remain until the steamer
continues her journey tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18

chamber OF deputies arrested By or
der Of Provisional President hucrta
october 40 were formally orralBned
today before the second judge 0t tho
federal district who has had charge
OF tho investigation into the cases.
The period Tor ming charges asaifis1
the ueputles expired today.
The chnrgca entered against tho
deputies to-day we're all for pohticni
0nonacs desienated b. the law an re-
bciiion, scdition and Insults 20 I'M
portant public iunciionaries.
Ten OF the deputies, easinst whon
there was said 90 be insufficient evi-
denCc, were rcicasd The others hau
been previously set at liberty. u
Was expected yesterday that hOdoliu
Reyes. formerly provisional minister
0f justice, ana Jorge Vera hstanoi,
formerly provisional minister of pup.
lic instruction, would be released, but
they were among those Kept n GUS
tOdy.
The sensational arrest Of the depu'
Ties on October 10 wns sequel %
their signature Of reFoluslons demand
ing AN investigation into the disap,
poarapce Of Senator Domigucz ano
warning the provisional president
that N he did not guarantee their ini.
munity from arrest they would hoid
their sessions somewhere else.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
ONE DEAD AND TWO
INJURED AT
TRINIDAD
Twenty-Five Armed Guards
Added to Force at Forbes
Where Last Nights Battle
Resulted in Fatalities.

lBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald }
Trinidad. Colo, oct. iS.--Iwcnty-
five armed guards were today added
TO the force az Forbes. tho coal camp
ten miles north of here where yes
terday one striker was killed. two
wounded and a deputy sheriff shot In
% pitched battle between strikers ana
deputies. R. IL Bradley. tho wound
"a deputy n N n serious condition
in the local hospital. quiet prevailed
this morning ni Forbea No arrests
have been mndr
slxty-onc striking miners. held In
the county jail for picketing az the
MclsOughlln mine, were released this
morning nt thu request of General
Manager J. - Nci.onRhlin. who cauH-
ed their arrest Five strikers had
been released previously and five are
sllll held for carrying concealed
weapons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
TWENTY or THE BOYS
ACTUALLY GIgr KILLED

Eagle Pass. Tex, oct. lS.--A led
oral detachment under col. Alberto
Guadjardo was defeated last night
with loss Of moro than twenty
killed and forty wounded Ia AN at
tempt To disiodgc an entrcnched
force of Constitutionalists at Nava, a
few miles south of Picdras Ncgras,
according 10 reports brought here hy
couricrs today he constltutlonaliata
loss was about thirty-fiVo killed aud
wounded
Forty-two wounded fcdcrals were
brought To piedras Negraa from
Nayn To-Day.
on approaching the line of on
trenchments, Couriers said, the TED
erals rushed forward with the idea
the rcVulutionists had disappeared
They were met with "a murdorous vol
ley. Two more attacks were made
hut failed
Reports from the south said hard
fighting is in progress Ia the vicinity
of Monterey, but details are lacking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
OF WOMEN
VICTIMS FROM
V0LTURNO
Joyous Reception Accorded
Eleven Who Were Believed
to Have Been Lost in the
Wreck.

fBy Leased Wire ca Evening 1lcrald.l
New York Oct. lS.-Thc arrival to-
day OF eleven women saved from tho
burning Noiturno by the freiahtcr
ltappahannock was the signal for the
widest scene Of joy and thanksgiving
Witnessed here since the rescuing
fleet began TO bring IN their oargoes
OF survivors. The women were trans
fcrrcd NJ Halifax from the Heppa-
hammock 10 the liner Florlzel. which
docked la Brooklyn.
Ten OF them were young girls. The
eleventh was Mrs Pcin Polack and
there was an affecting scene at the
dock az she met her three children
whom she had given up for lost. Mrs.
Polack was the last woman TO leave
the VOlturno. She was lowered into
one Of the RappHhnnnock's boats, be-
iieving that her children were already
there. When the boat put off and
she found that the little ones were
left behind she became hyeterical
and the boats crew with difficulty
kept her from jumping overheard.
She remained In a hysterical condi-
tlon during all the journey TO New
York Here she learned that the
children had been saved hy one Of
the boats from the KroOnland They
met her M the dock with their father.
an East Side merchant The ton girls
were taken care Of by the Jewish i'm
migrant society.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
Horrible Dcath Tor Llttc Glrl

New York oct lS.--Fnith Croker
the only daughter of Frank l.. crock
sr, "a distant relative OF the Crocker
family in California and a lcad'nh
member OF the Meadow brook and
Piping Rock clubs. met death today
beneath the heels of her favorite
pony. which she had recently ridden
10 blue ribbon honorg in Long Island
horse shows The eight-year- girl
had taken the animal Out for its us
ual morning cantcr IN the meadow
and her father sat ut a window
watching her, when she WIS unsoated
and fell 10 the ground with her foot
caught In the stlrrup The pony
dashed bllndly away dragging her ov-
er the field. lts hoofs fractured her
skull and killed her Instantly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
HUERTA's RETIREMENT Is
HOPED IOR Al ONCE

washington, oct iS.-POHsihilities
Of Hucrtn's immediate retirement
commanded foremost attention In the
Mexican situation here today ana nd-
minlsirnti0n officials were awaiting
udvices to- supplement those OF late
yesterday which suggested very
strongly that McXico's provisional
president had been deferred only Tor
lack OF agreement on a man 20 sue
coed him.
Blanauet. minister of war one OF
tho group who acted with Huerta in
the downfall OF Madero, was menuon,
ed ns successor, hut not approved
here.
Dipiomatists also were OF the opln'
ION thar nlnnQupt was ineligible bc'
causo no was born la Spain ana ths
Mexican constitution demands ma.
tlve.born. Whether Blanquet could
rolieyo the situation with the United
states also was "a question discussed
Reports OF Huerta's impending re-
tirement. rumors of death plou
agalnst Felix Dias, "A rival presideh
Nan candidate and the attitude OF Tor
oie, governments which already have
recognized Hucrta and some whlct
are reparded as sympnthi2ing WIZ
the posltion OF the Unhod states, al
served 40 mako the present situation
more complex.
The attitude Of Great Britain. ae
cordinq to those who know the view
az mo Washington administration j
rnttslng some concern. American OF
ociais showed some disappointment
~ learn thai sir Lionel Caden pre-
sortcd his credentials 10 Hucria IN
dav after he had proclaimed hlmsei
as dictator.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
USE HEADS or VICTIMS
As TROPHIES OF VICTORY

Douglas Ariz.. Oct. lh.-The nn-
Client custom Of horalding victory by
making public demonstrations with
the heads of the conquered, was re-
vived az Fuerte. slnOloa, at the time
Of It's occupation by the rebels two
weeks ago, according 10 stories told
today by travellers who reached mere
Following the invasion OF Fuerte,
the story runs, Yaqul Indians pur-
sued the retroating federal army and
captured, among others, Pertecin
Torres. federal commander. The
Indians put him To death and return
cd with his head. parading II about
the streets. on pole.
Torres. II Is reported had threat
ened to execute al constitut.onalisss
who fell into his hands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
stcnmcr stn Turning.

New York. oct. fS The ill-gtarrod
Volturno was still afloat and on fire
on October if, five days after fire
broke out In her forward compart-
ments. according 10 officers Of the
steamer 81 Louis. which reached
here today. The 81. Louis passed five
miles north Of what was left % tho
VolturnO late Tuesday afternoon. Tho
burning vessel had driftcd about forty
miles from the spot where she first
caught fire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
GRASS GROWING OVER
DEAD MANS CLOTHES
[Rr Leascd WIrc 10 EyenIna IIeraIa. ]

Minneapolis. oct. 1S.-A mans
clothes were found on the bank of
the Mississippi river, not far from the
business district today. The clothes
were nearly ovorgrown with grass.
From papers found in the ppockcta
the police believe that William A
hnrham of Mason, Big Horn county
wyoming. was drowned Among tho
pnpefs WAS an honorable discharge
from the First Montana volunteers.
spanish American war and indicatinr
that he Bcrvod in the regular army
IN 1ai1. A letter signed, "A. u.
linnham, box o., Mason. Wyo., was
also In enc of the pockets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
CARAVEO Will BE
TRIED IN JuAEsFZ COURT

EI T1HU. IUNs, UNI. IH.--NNUIiIH
Santa Ana CRraveo, charged with the
murder az Madero, chihuahua, OF
Edward Hayes. of Buffalo, n. " VIII
be tried in Juarez instead OF Chihua-
huR city. This Information waH glven
to American Consul Edwards IN
Juaroz today In response To- represen-
tations he presented from the Amer
lean state department. The unitea
states wants the trial held In Juarez
hecauae the American witnesses are
now refugees la isl PasO and do not
care 10 60 To- Chihuahua tOtestify.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
MURPHY 'SHADOWED'
DECLARES he
LIKES It
Mysterious Young Men Fol-
lowing the Tammany Boss
About New York Invited 20
Come to the House.

TOY NEIII"fFI wv % HIN'I''I''N - ''7F1'I 7
New YORK. oct is.-Chnrles II,
Murphy. the Tammany hall leader, Is
being shadowcd and he enjoys II. lie
said so today
About three weeks ago" said Mr..
Murphy, II noticed for the first time
that I was being followed hy two
Young men in an automobile"
The Tnmmany leader went on 10
say that he did some sieuthinK on his
own account and learned that the
car which had been following him
was leased 10 detective agency. II
knew the persons who are spend
inR the money 90 keep such close
watch on me" he snid. I'D save them
the expense. would have them
call az my home every evening and 7
would tell them whore ! was going
and whom 7 was going TO see.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
WILSON GOES INTO
!. CONFERENCE WITH
REPUBLICANS
President Said to Be Willing
to Make Concessions on Cur
rency Bill So Congress May
Adjourn.
tBy Lcascd Wire TO Evening Herald.


Washington, oct. Exchanges
between President Wilson and senate
Republicans have placed the curren-
cy situation In a position where defi-
mite agreement for report from the
banking committee and possibly a
final vote on passage ~ IN sight. Mo-
Vember 10 the date tentatively set
for report from the committee.
Among Democratic leaders the idea
is gaining that the president might
consent to "a recess Of congress II the
senate agreed to vote on the bin on a
certain day. Pressure Is being
brought from an quarters to rclease
a tired congress for a few weeks be-
Tore the regular session begins. Ear
ly today the president conferred with
senator Nelson. II was his first con
ference with a Republican on the
currency Situation. II is understood
that the president was encouraged %
believe that the Republicans Of the
committee would work with the
Democrats.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
ELLIS BEGINS TO
PREPARE DEFENSE


Chicago. oct. lS.-Wnuam c. ellis,
the Cincinnati leather merchant who
confessed yesterday to killing his
wife ana attempting suicide In hotel
here, was In good physical condition
after his first night in the county
jail and began preparation for his de-
Tense. The Jail physician said Ellis
head seemed to be clear ana that he
would recover rapidly. lie iS closely
watched To prevent possible repeu-
tion of his suicidal attempt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-18
ncIlcvc Denver Woman suicldc.

Denver. oct. iS.--rhe unidentified
body of woman apparently between
80 and 80 years old. was found float
INK IN the smaller lake in city park
this morning Apparently the worn-
an had been dend only "a few hours.
Tho authorities incline 20 the belief
that she committed suicide although
marks on the body indicate tho pos
sibillty Of murder