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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
COLONEL SPEAKS
FOR CANDIDACY
Of bEvER|DG[
Both Payoe-AIdrich and Un-
derwood Bills Are Defective,
Declares Roosevelt at In
oianapOIis.

tsf sosNiNo lousNsl srtclst ltssto VISA
indianapolis Ind. Sept sG.--rhco-
dorc Roosevelt concluded his onc-day
tour Of Indiana here tonight with an
address that was devoted largely TO
advocating the election OF Albert ].
heyefldge. the progressive candidate
for United States senator for indiana.
The colonel came here from Terra
hauic. where he spoke In the after
noon.
Preceding the meeting there was a
parade In which we're number OF
state DELEGATIONS.
"lt was senator Beycrldgc." the
colonel declared "Nho was foremost
in putting through thorough COINS
meat inspection law and he Also play
ed a leading part in forcing the pas
sage OF the pure food laws. II was he
who originated the idea Of maklne
the stopping Of child labor in health
destroying industries a national az.
fair"
In speaking Of the tariff. Colonel
Roosevelt said:
Both the old paync-Aldrich bill
and the present tariff bill are vicious
one having gone the extreme In one
Way. just as the other went to the
extreme in the other way. and both
have been formed in precisely the
same manner 1t is only by the meth
ODDS advocated by Senator Beveridge
and the progressive party that We
ever will secure proper tariff legisla-
tion in this country
Colonel Roosevelt expected to do
part late tonight for Pittsburgh. Pa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

yoltairc vas one OF those who prov
ed 10 the world that the pen Was
miahtier than the sword Once, when
he had paid for a box al the Paris
opera. the Due de Lauzun, favorite
Of Louis XIV. drove him eut Noltairc
brought suit for the eiectmcnt. and
the dukes LAWYER ia his opening Hd-
dress. excorsated the plaintiff thus
What, Is it Monsieur Ncilair, 2
petty ink-slInger, who darcs 10 plead
against the Due de Iauzua, whose
greaf-grandfathcr WAS the first e
scale the walls OF Ia Rochelle. whose
grandfather took twelve cannon from
the Dutch at Utrecht, whose father
captured two standards from The
English al Fontenoy, shosr~
Excuse me" interrupted volssifc.
Fl am not pleading against the deks
Who was first on the walls pf LA
Rochelle. nor ngainst the duke whe
took twelve cannon, nur against laAas'
who captured twe standards. I am
pleading against the Duke ssis lsauaar
who never captured anStlsfhR in ms
lnfe except my hoS a. she opera
lie won his snii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Santa Fe. Sept. 26.--Thc fourth leg
islativc ticket in Luna county has been
put in the field by the republicans.
nominating II. II. Case. Of Deming Tor
the house. Immediately after the con-
vention, a republican club was organ
ized and an active campaign begun.
Mr. Case has been in Santa fe the
past few weeks making plats of all OF
the. public lands in southwestern New
Novice Including the state lands
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
stewart studying Spanish.

Santa Fe. Sept. 26.-J. b. Stewart,
of the water resources service of the
United States Geological Survey,
formerly stationed at Santa Fc, but
lately with headquarters In st. Paul
is in Santa Fe familiarizing himself al
first hand with the Spanish language
as he intends to take the examination
for the consular service and expects
appointment to one OF the spanish
speaking countries. Since leaving
Santa lie he has been IN Hawaii.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Drops Bombs In Belgian Town.
.Ahtwcrp. Sept q Via london.

1915 a. MIA Taube aeroplane flew
over the town of Duffel. near this
city. Saturday morning. and dropped
two homhs which fell in the water.
Another Taube machine flew over
Antwerp Saturday afternoon but the
shrapnel fire from the guns of the
forts forced the aeroplane 10 fly at
such an extreme altitude that obscr-
vations were impossible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
OFFICIALS Go FISHING.

Santa Fe. Sept. 2e.-Federal Dis
trict Clerk Harry +. Lee. ex-Postmas-
ter +. c. Burke and Deputy United
states Marshal \. 5. Rose left today
for the Upper Pecos this afternoon
to spend tomorrow fishing. Last sun
day the same party. but including As
slstant United states Attorney =. G
Wade. caught over 100 trout despite
The latencss Of the season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
rninn onnoscd to PoIlclcs.

Boston. Sept 26.-The annual con-
vention of the state branch American
Federation of Labor before adjourn
ment today, defeated resolution pro-
vidng for the formation of a state la
Dor party, which would nominate can
didates for all elective offices In the
state, city and town election. \ reso-
luton opposing nationwide prohip'-
ton was adopted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
r y
vor Grip. Influenza,
rreuehs, Sore Throat
COL S

~ cures come and go but
.,ers Homeopathic Specifies
:. ser-I have used them for
elth bcsi results 4 Los An
+. oerrespcndcnt wrser-
70 break up Cold in record time
!. 4sevcnty-scven" al the first
..u.e Of shIver
II SEQ wait tlIi your bones begin to
an TIE Cold becomes settled
I'll hsnrs On. It may take longer.
r.a .,ses. sc. and $500 at all
,,,ss.sis or niaiied
u..a,,hfc,s' lIomoo. Medicine Co.
= William street. New York.-Ad-
udlsefneni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Rochella. Ca, Sept. 26.-Nathan
Brown. a negro. was lynched by mob
near here today for shooting to death
Edward Rountree, farm overseer.
The negro was caught after an all
dav chase BY bloodhounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
POUND SALE.

on Thursday, the lst day OF oc-
tober. 1914. at 10 o'clock a. M, IN
front of the city jail on North Second
street. will sell one buckskin horse
about s years old. will weigh about
600 pounds. white stripe on forehead
left hind foot white branded Il on
left thigh, also branded on left should
er; saddle sore on back
THOMAS McMlLIlN.
city Marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Santa Fc. Sept se.--incorporation
papers were filed today with the state
corporation commission by the Ros-
we'll News company Of Roswell. J.
p. White is designated the statutory
agent. The capitalization is $4,000, d.
Nided into 2ea shares. The incorpora-
tors and directors are: VIII Robinsoni
share, ". r. Brandon, | share; j.
p. White. 19S shares.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
noa,d Proceedings Mailed Out.

Santa Fe. Sept 26,--Travelins Au-
ditor Howell Earnest today mailed
printed proceedings Of The state board
of equalization to every beard OF
county commissioners. following up
CLOSELY the return OF the assessment
books To assessors. soon TO facilitate
the levying Of the taxes al the oeto-
Der meeting Of the commissioners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Illegal Reflection.

Apropos of peculiarly fragrant le-
gal scandal, Senator John Bankhead
said in Jasper:
This scandal gives point to story
have Just heard.
"A lawyer advertised for n hoy. a
boy duly presented himself, and the
lawyer said TO him:
Wen. my had. wha, qualifications
have you for place in lawyers Of
fice7'
I can--er---er--~l can lie, sir, the
boy answered.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27
Admittr,i io prac,lcr.

Santa Fe. Sept. 2e.--J. ). Naush'
of Demng, and II. r. Parsons and r.
w. Edwards Of Fort summer, Guada-
lupe county. were today admitted 10
practice in the federal court by Judge
W IL Pope.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

Subscribers who fail 70 receive ~
Morning journal should oall Messes4
Union Telegraph osftce
PHONE lss OF Isl
and paper win he Aeas>rsA b spesie
messenger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

| will net I've reNoensshle fef ar
bills Of Albert iiArtilne - any 81 ~
family, that they max make ~ ~
future.
!. X. llART4.sNfs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-27

santa Re, Sept. ss.--rnited States
Marshal A. II. Hudspcth left THIS
morning for Taos an importans tea4
tcral court business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
MaSons Will Establish HOSPITAL.

Austin Tcxas.-Thc National Masonic
>aniiarium association 81 San Antonio
was chartered toady by the State DEPART
meni Tor the purpose Of acquiring and
maintaining n sanitariam or hospital for
treatment Of all Ma>ons and their families
who may lac afflicted with tuberculosis.
The corporation has no capital stock. the
institution to me maintained aud supported
ny voluntary contributions by Masons and
Masonic bodies in the United States. The
term 'Masons' as used shall include only
affiliated Master Masons in good standing
and the term Masonic bodies shall in
clude Blue lodge. Royal Arch chapters
and COMMANDERS aud Scottish Rite
bodies and shrines. The board Of direc-
tors for the first year i composed Of c.
a Scnle, Conn L. Milburn, Harry ". Ham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

New Iork.-With % di.,ricis missing
throughout the State, James W. Wads-
worth Jr. had an official plurality of 1905
votes last night IN the direct primary con
test of Monday for the Republican nomi-
nation Tor United States Senator. lIi~
plurality upstate. with fifty districts
missing. was 1860. The plurality of
Representative William VI. Calder IN the
greater city was 34.745 with forty-two
districts missing. Ii was not believed the
complete returns would change the >itua-
tion. Late returns from Estate main
tanned the early advantage Of Frederick
NJ. Davenport over former Governor VII
ham >ulzer IN the Progressive guberna :
i"rial contest. navcnrnrt'~ majority
throughout the State wa~ 3.13D votes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
THE SrESTITTTE
II, Paul Niliicrs.l

NbN Iiul NlfWE~-
During the cuv we had come
10 Toni. where We were t. stay for Two
,avs end havin. received my billet
sent al-lH' N III De r%,crirg M re house
rho-e I WAS t4 ~t,-r ihiftiA -if AH Mil
~grvarf Opened ..r 'olr ind waco a-k
W.T. har irr hnr m .irf .uN answered nU
ar mHtahiI.- something quite ualHieil
alhi. III. N wv upstairs J mes nn N.
errt Aairad r-ntieunr Whose iArr M'~
M swollen with crtinl. r,liHn ri tu
hini wh ! had rnin, HNi afisr i'nhin- at
IT, iui y moment in an ah--ut minded
manner D., sudIcnl, .ail
I h-e gnu IT, excuse me Tor th- strange
manncr IL which | received Won. b.
without knowing il YOU have brought
me u great disappointment. NY iaugh.
ter is living seriously i'll. and her nus
band. Ike Yourself. n captain of artil.
lery. has had To 90 To Algicrs. Now she
il calling him all the time. her thoughts
are only Of him. We have wired for him
and are expecting him any moment. -
when | heard the "lanking Of Your spurs
7 thought il was he.
lie tried in vain 10 hold back his tears
and after expressing my sincere sympa-
thy | retired to nv room. from where |
could hear the voice Of the wife calling
for her husband ~ the mos he~nr'-hrrak
ing manner
A moment later the father Knocked az
the door and said:
she heard your steps and thinks il i
her husband who has returned. We dare
not tell her she is wrong. ] know that
what ! am going to ask YOU j. a very
strange thing. but il might make her
last moments easier if Won would como
to her. I I'm quite sure she will not dis
cover her mistake"
| willingly promised and with beating
heart ! followed him into the room where
the young wife was diving. The room
was almost i'm darkness being illuminated
only by a single candle in the corner
farthcst away from the bed. In the biz
bed a. young, woman was struggling with
death. With hrr'hands restiessly magine
across the y sheet. with her lips. With
every part If her body that was still
alive she called for her husband !
walked mp 10 the he'd on tiptoe. but my
sword struck The leg If n chair and she
heard IL. She opened her eyes wide. The
bright buttons. the golden shoulder
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

straps aud the sword awakened al her
old memories
tt LAST lH deeply 'hnf N
ua- ilr. th -ah .-i
nlt in tH aam.- H M
m
t
,i.S = IVY re Wv ewes { nnn - ln
thir- r.r NJ 'rn m w
trft M
N,nnHr Hrr hr- r-rrr uH
sa'r som ought nof -rra
~h. tiI un, t~trn fo him. iuf I.rHr.
irr A.at towards fue HrH -ltl-
y. hlr. = uauF bn-s "a tell you.
darling"
And after a short pause which again
made me fear that everything was over.
she said:
But yor have not even kissed me vet"
Her fcvcriSh breath burned my cheek
"a | bent down aud kissed her without
hesitating a moment. feeling happy Ia IT,
able 10 make her last moments easier.
Suddenly she whispered:
You know that ] am going 10 lie. The
priest has lust given me the holy sacra-
mcnt.'
] felt no need II acting for ! was
arrDll moved vhen I answered.
oh YvonHe. Won must not speak like
that. Nov hat I am here Won must not
think Of dying You are going 10 get
well and we shall be- 80 happy together
She did not seem t. hear.
"Nou are not going? You must not
20. Sit down here and give me your
hand"
7 took her small fcvcrish hand in
mine and a happy smile came into her
face as she said:
"Oh, / am feeling 80 happy now. |
ann not afraid at ALL"
She seemed To grow more quiet and her
breathing grew more regular until at
last she appeared to sleep still holding
my hand with a firm grasp.
From time Ia time she opened her ewes.
smiled and began TO talk.
ID YOU remember she asked. "da
Won remember the night after our wed
ling whcn we came 10 80. Michael.
Claudea II was late ard tn windows
Of our room faced the sci. DO Won ".
member. YOU opened the window an
looked az me in the moonlight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

Washington, ID. t.-Need of "A pafholo-
glSt 10 protect people against eating dis
eased fish was emphasized by Secretary
Redirld 81 the Department Of Commerce
in an address of the welcome here yestor-
day 10 the American Fisheries society.
"Ihe situation A. 10 fish and public
health the secretary said, Is the same a.
Il i in regard to beet Or COWS and tuber-
c%ulo~i-, or other food supplies. What We
want i a fish doctor. II docs moi seem
to matter to Congress whether the people
eat diseased fish or not" Fish culiurists.
conservaticnist- and federal game officials
ere gathered from throughout the country
for the convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Mutiny on British Ship Described.

New Nork.-A tale VI muilny on the
high seas by Turks who had heard that
Turkey had declared war on Great Britain
was told IN the Tombs court yesterday by
Captain Stewart OF the British tramp
steamcr Isle OF Null, which arrived here
Wednesday. The vessel left South Ameri-
can ports three weeks ago. AT Barbados
Turks in the crew received news hat their
country was warning ON England and after
the ship got under way again refused Ia
work. according 10 Captain Stewart. One
night the master frustrated an attempt "a
Kill himself and his family and then seize
The ship, h. said. He locked himself and
his family m the cabin aud made for
Charleston. =. q. There the Immigration
authorii - would not TT hum land the bel
ligercnts, Captain Stewart testified, - h,
placed the ring leaders III chains under
guard OF 4 Charleston police detective,
who accompanied the ship to this port. A.
the mutIny alleged was not committed
within thre thrcc-mllc neutrality limit.
three Turks arraiencd were ordered kept
M a court prison until the ease should be
brought 10 the attention of the British
consul general here. The penalty for con-
viction of mutiny under the British naval
laws l. death, according TO Captain Stew
art.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Bandits Revive Wild West Hold In

kietcr, okla.-Three men rode into
kicfcr early Wednesday afternoon, tied
their horses to a public hitching post, and
walking up To the door Of the Central
State bank. ordered Cashier $. T.. Bailey
TO throw up his hands. Bailey, an assist
ant and three customers were forced into
the vault and the door locked. The ban
dit then took all the money in sight. $500
~ currency aud 500 IN SILVER. stuffed n
INTO packets Of their >addlcbags aud rode
away. shouting and firing their revolvers
INTO the air. Last night the bandits were
reported surrounded by 4 posse IN the
hills two aud onc-half miles west Of
kictcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

Rome.-Dciail> of the destruction ii \
fishing boat off liimini by a floating mine
show that the fishermen mistook the mine
Tor "A wine cask. Throwing out a line they
drew the supposed cask toward them ana
when 1t touched their craft an explosion
occurred. The boat wa blown 10 piece.
and the nine men on board were killed
Naval experts express the opinion that
hundreds of mines from the Austrian coas,
are floating toward Italy aud a a cons.
qpesnH all steamship lines operating To
: almatia, Montenegro. Albania and Greece
Prom Italian ports have suspended sail
ings. Ships which have been operating
between Italy and ccnstantincrlc and
other Black Sea ports have limited thcir
trips.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Had TO Beat Worlds Record 10 Win.

Columbus, Ohio.-Directum | was com
PEELED 10 break a worlds pacing record
here Wednesday TO defeat William in a
match race. To give the Indiana 4 wear
old the first beating he has received in a
racing career of two seasons the New
York PAGER was forced 70 pace the first
mile in | IS and the second in > 100 flat.
The time Of the first heat & the fastest
ever made M competition and stands a. Il
worlds rrcr 4. The former mark ws. 4 80
! 4. madc two weeks ago n Drtrmt by
Frank Bogash Jr. Directuin ! drew the
pole and the par. got away 81 the first at
tempt. William took the lead 40 wards
from tle start. reached the first quarter
IN % seconds and went on to the half in
o9 II. The th~rce-quaricrs post was made
IN 80. At the last tarn the two PAGERS
were on even terms, when half the home
stretch had been traverscd. but Directum
| finished strong with his rival a full
length behind. The last quarter was paced
IN = seconds. Separate timing had VIII
Hams mile IN ! IS Ia.
In the second he William was kent
beside DIrcctum | until the first quarter
had passed. Then he took fhe pole. his on
ponent dropping back a couple OF lengths.
The first quarter was done in 30 IL see
cnds and the halle IN l :Ol 81. Directum
! steadily cut down Williams lead, though
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

Pittsfield. Ma>s.-In the district court
$1,000 damages were awarded Wilfred Ge-
nest OF this city against jane, Curry If
Hartford for injuries received IN a pro-
fessional baseball game. In sliding to See
ond Genest was spiked by Curry and his
leg broken. lie has been unable To play
baseball since. The GcneSt ease attracted
"A good deal of attention in the 1912 Con-
~necticut league season. Player Curry had
repeatedly said that he would get" GeneSt
and when the latter was finally scrIousi,
spiked II storm of Indignation forced
Curry out of the league. Genest won his
silt last year and Curry bad appealed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02

She ha-g,n ~ v, oh aii ,f4 80! ny
hand I beat down over her and tnld nrr
eh- rH.' Hnt tire h.rScif srli. I w,snt-e
n r. hH r ni fMN-.r illSu' things
f, fN. uf y r>rlf and
.r llf same time !
WI uf 'rfrlying myself which
LIMIT surely have Killed her. She Went
i.rI rf tl-l W r ,l I4
5000 baby ~ rcmind yor ~ me. oh
t.. N.. n. 'f. hrr married nrlv o..
-hNrt . luI N. har na'r nc -f
INnf Wh, nr-f f.e. t.u process. A
viii not die. | will not
When the mancu err were over I got
~ days furloush see my parents aud
i, was only when this time was nearly
up thar ! went back Ia foul To SEE the
people whom I h1d mel under such OK
ir%anrlinary circumstances.
was prepared a. hear Tint lYonm
had died. hut the father met mr with
bcaming face. Ills daughter was MT
dead. Her husband had arrived a few
hour after ] had left and h. was the
only one who knew the secret.
But rome aud look M Nvunnr." he
said. drawing aside a curtain from n
window fh~ing the garden. Dressed ih
\ pink house gown the young woman was
lying on "A divan. n picture ~ rapidly r..
turning youth and health.
she does not know me- | thought.
And still had been sitting ~ her hcd
side through a whole long night and into
my ear she had whispered tcu,lcr words.
convinced that they were To hc her last.
During a Who'll night We had been wait
ing for death. And now she did not
know me.
But when her father suggested he IN
intr"iucr nv Ia her n "A friend 1T
Claudc's ! sho"k my head. I thought IL
world he inlclicatc Ia com into her
life once more. II
Il would rather not" replied.
strangely moved. ~Goodbyc.- !
And am stiII sTSsackshsi I'm he
right 'h'ns !
The little hats a. tr worn rorrertls,
should droop low over one eve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
lncurabIe Patient Leaps to His Death.

New Orleans, La.-John Lamando, aged
IS, jumped from a third-~tory window of
the Delgado memorial building of thc
Charity hospital to the pavement below
and was Instantly killed. Monday night.
The contact with the pavement after the
fall of forty-five feet broke practically
every bone IN the mans body, including
his skull. Lamando suffered from aneur
ism of the abdomen for months. lie wa
a patient at the hospital several time
When. cured he left the Institution only to
return after q short absence. Each re-
turn found him in a more critical condi-
tom
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Turns Down Peace ProposaI

Denver, Coil. Y. Wclhurn. president
OF the Colorado FucI a Iron company. N
n statement yesterday reiterated OPERATOR
OF the Colorado coal fields could not ac-
cept the peace proposal drawn BY IIvwcli
Davis and W. X. Farley aud mdor-cd bv
President Wilson. Mr.. Welhon Ii expect
ed to report the result of a recent confer
ence with the president To the operator,
at a meeting which probably will be held
this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Car OF Beer is Broken Open.

Houston, Texas.-A carload of beer
consigned TO a firm in Palestine. Texas.
was broken into late Tue day night and a
quantity of the contents stolen. The ear
was standing in the Houston a Texas Cen
-tral yards when the night Waterman no
t,red the seal had been broken. Just how
much beer was taken j. not known. The
police department ha> been notified but NJ
yet the burglar have not been arrested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Killed Two and Sell.

Nashville. Trnn.-A. Springfield. Tenn .
pecial SAYS ihat N ~. Babb ti. arl Hi-
Wife. Mr.. >ynia hahh. were -h.t io irn'a
iu tlcir hons at prind. ay 4 npHrv 1r-f
fi-her. H Fisher. after aIte nHtHH tt
reach the -on ot lhf ronpI.. Melvin B.h
2l. blew ont DIS y hrain-. lH. iI fce.
ing i- attributed AZ tie settlement Fl. u
estate. Fisher at one lfme HteH lI hma
rillo. r.vr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-10-02
Pinchot III; Wife Fills SPEAKING Dates.

Erie, Pa.-Gifford Pinchot, Washington
party candidate for United States Sena-
tor -Tas confined to his hotel here YES
terdaN suffering from a severe attack Of
ptomaine poisoning. Mr.. Pinchot tainted
after delivering an address "Wednesday
night. Mrs. Pinchot. VII" accompanied
hun, spent the day visiting towns where
MIR. Pinchot was to peak aud explained
t. waiting audiences why H. Wa not
present.