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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
Not sn,i>t,ing i'igITc.

II was JUS this penalty tltt Oh. novel;
list PAYS for attempting 20 f.-'''.Fr his
creations. 10 think Of o." hHto'H S's-
soon, who was DISTINGUISHED boo manners
and appearinre what,v,r his wprtiS may
have been. being puj TO th' hands OF or
actor who seemed ''i,r a snr'.ys ~ 'H'|-
acter comedian who W.ah' h.N. "''I 10
ANYTHING else .u creation hu, VAS rot a
cool. polished ma. of m" world. T. W b
totally beyond Mr. Bruuinss POWERS.
physical or otut rwisr 20 suggest such a
figure as the pll wright hli drawn
Then the dissipatrd boy 81 high position
and wealth was not for "A minute realized
hv Orme Caldarl The actor uUfort I-
ratcly dressed. talked and acted BIO l-
way and nothing else. That was rot o."
picture Of the Young aristucrli who drnnN
too much uutu the Salamaudcr saved him.
\. T. Ausou, rs the Judicial lover, al" %
among the men iu the play revealed tN"
slightest trace OF distinction. II was.
however. difiicult to detect the power That
overwhelmed the little heroine when sh"
felt in the mood for being overwhelmed
He looked rather dry and trchr2l
ON the dlstaf side. there was Ices,
difficulty in recognizing the types IN Il
somebody had told Mi Johnson ahou'.
carroll McComas. ~ the hero NJ, acted
with constant charm and variety. u was
not her fault that the aud."uc" could uo'
get into her moods That was III" essen
tally unsympathetic mature of tho XII,
not Of the actress. Her achievement WIS
uncommonIy Tin" through ,1s vir'u"9'iN
and its strong personal charm. li'vrrle'
Sitgreavcs, whose authority relieved 'h"
pprning scenes Of their IMPRESSION 90
tmateurishness. was admirable as the
devoted watchdog over the hrroin''S
somewhat arbitrary morality. Frauclno
T.arrimore revived with great success
the ancient habit Of hluchlrk'ug and
| showed herself one of the most adept
| AT the lob II WAS too bad TINT n may
he accounted old stun nowadays Becky
| Bruce was a pleasing contrast to Miss
| I.orrimorc's blond beauty. There was u0
fault 10 be- found with the acting of Mr.
Johnson's bcvv Of assisting Salamandcrs
But II unfortunately remains true that
while the dcmi-v'erge may hc Interest
ing. she Is not dramatic, NJ was seen
| last night NJ the Harris Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24

Remarking that the Charities Depart
iurut gets the largest Increase. tho Mayor
.uld that 1t had been starved IN past years
and is now feeding lG per cent NOR" per-
SONS than It fed last year
Bv departments the estimates ar" as
fnllnMs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
One on World
Says Man on
ScqfoId
jeremiah Allen Hangs Today
at San Quentin for Murder
of Erring Wife on Christ
mas Eve.
lRt 49, Mlrc DO l.t.nlns nerald.

CBy LcBsea Wire TO evening herald.
san Quentin. cal. April l0-ou
the day which Christtudpm has set
apart tu commemorate the CrucihN
ion uf Jesus christ jeremiah Allen
strodc up the gulloWs steps ana paid
with his life Tor the murder uf his
wife ON Christmas eve, 1912.
lie wua silent on the scauuld, but
au hour Darlicr, while waiting 10 De
called from his cell he said.
I'm goipg Go swing today, and
think I have the world cheated az
that
AZ his own request Allen was per-
mitted 10 wear the wedding ring with
which hc had claimed his wife from
Ii lic of shame and which he had
found on her hand when, Jealous of e
puramour who had taken her back
to the Old life. ne hunted her out
and killed her AZ hv stood on the
scauold there showed on his scalp "a
scar made hy the bullet with which
he had tried 10 end his own life im-
mcdiately after the murder. In his
pocket rs he walked smihngly To- his
death was letter he had written
to his partner. Joseph Rapp. declaring
his forgiveness of the relatives whu
aided in his conviction and his good
will to society.
FRIDAY b. tho day fixed hy the Cali
fornia courts FOR executions and when
Allen was sentenced the fact that this
particularly iiiOody Friday" was also
Good Friday was overlooked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
LEFTY LOUIE TURNS no
plsNYisR AID PRAISE,

Friends of the Tour gunmfn sen
fenced tu die n the electric chair at
Sing Sing prison Monday moruing for
the murder of the gambler Herman
Rusenthal, today based their hopes
for q rcpricve Tor the condemned men
on the alleged evidence discovered 6y
T.. a. NJ. Browne. "a former rabbi,
which he was prepared To present 20
"a supreme court justice today. to-
gcther with AN application Tor "A new
trial
This evidence Mr. Browne submit
ted To- Governor Glynn ut Albany yes
terday was "a memorandum It's au-
thorship was admitted hF Frank Moss.
until recently assistant to District At
torncy Whitman. who prosecuted the
gunmcu. II read:
"Bc careful of anything from Lu-
ban and Margolis. ana was sent to
former Governor Sui2rr. who at the
time was preparing Tor his trial for
Impeachment when DO was reported
that Luhan and Margolis were 10 Pee
employed 10 seek evidence IN behalf
OF Sulzer. Luhau was "a witness
against Becker and the gunmcn and
Margolis against Becker.
g. o.. T. Wahle. counsel for the
gunmen. today prepared 60 make his
last appeal To Governor Glynn Tor a
stay of execution until after the Beck
cr trial. lie based his arguments ON
who tried the gunmcn TO an appeal
for executive clemcugN ana also uu
the fact that the court ~ appeals had
discrcdited the testimony OF Luhnn.
la the death house the condemned
men receive their rriutiVes daily and
hold long conference with their spir-
ituHl advisers. To his hrothcr Morris
I Whitley Lewis" Seldcushner yeztcr-
day reiterated fur the hundrcdth
/ time that he was Innocent.
I Lefty Louis Ros,uburg sent q
word of warning and advice to his
gaHgsteg ana gunurr associate ur
the East side Through Rabbi Gold.
stein, his spiritual udl ser. Hc said
n want you tu tell tll the boys ol
the East side that tho1 can't beat the
game. They are making the mistake
i / made. 4 thought thlf I Was smart.
! er than others. Tell Them that the
synagogue Is their best home ana God
] Be- their best tTirud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
VIII Vote SUNDAY
on Calling off
the Strike
Michigan Copper Miners will
have Referendum with
View to Ending Long and
Costly Struggle
UBy Icases Wire to Evening Herald

ivy Ifose0 wire TO Evening Hcruld.l
Calumet Mich. April ie.-Copper
county locals Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON Of Miners voted today TO take
referendum vote on the question Of
calling OF the strike which has been
waged here since July %, 1918. The
vote viii be taken next sunday and
lts result announced on the following
day.
The action OF the locals resulted
from reports OF the district officers
which were submitted to ave meet
ings held in various parts OF the
strike district II was said that the
district officers informed the men
that no more concessions could ne
expected from the mininr companies.
II was also stated that the union
rank and file was told that the com
panies have inauguratod subsiaH-
tial eight.huur day and have arrang-
ed so hear grievances Zach week.
Recognition OF the union. they sad.
has been stcadfastly refused
II was reported that some Of the
union members criticized the officers
for not proposing the referendum O
month ago when there was better
chance of their obtaining work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
SHOTS SIT FIRE TO GREAT
AMERICAN OIL RESERNOIltS

Washington, April le.--Iontinucd
fighting at Tampico. with great dam
age to the valuable property there.
Was reported 10 the Htatc department
ana navy department today In dis
patches from the various warships
on the Mexican coast. An official
statement az the state department de-
Ecribed the situation a. To the oil
property lea this way:
Several oil tanks have been
struck. one D. on ire and oil ~
running into the river. A number Of
refugees are on the warshlps."
The fighting al Tampico was de-
scTibed as heavy, with the rebels in
possession OF pona Cecelia and Ar
bolgrando.
Rear Admiral Fletcher reported
that Rear Admiral Mayo had dcliv-
cred another letter 10 General Ear
gosa about the shots fired into the
Pierce OH plant frum the federal
Fu"boats Great fears are felt here
that there may be wholesale destruc-
ton of properly.
Assurance wag received that az
American women aud children have
been gathered into places Of safety.
Latest reports 10 the navy depart
ment were summarized IN this state
ment
AT D. m. Thursday Admiral
Mayn reported from Tninpico TO
Admiral Fletcher al Vera cruz that
there had been desultory firing
since daybreak. Two women have
been reported hanged for attempting
tu release prisoners from the Guar
tel. A rebel prisoner has been re-
ported hanged FOR having bullets In
his possession"
Al 10 D. "a. Admiral Mayo report
ed further that there Was luli in
the fighting during the afternoon.
The Vera Cruz moved up 10 the VI
cinity OF Tuiisl road at 3 D. m and
ala some firing There was also
slight fighting In the trenches near
Altamira.
Admiral Mayo has delivered an
other letter 10 General IarEosa re-
lating to damage by eunboats 10 the
pierce Oh plant An OH tank at Ar
boigrande WAS on fire as a.3o.
sixty women ana childreE have
been taken on board the Des Moines
and an American woman and chill
dren have been brought up from
points on the river below the city
except al l.ailarfa. Those who were
there have gone aboard the German
tank. Usage Admiral Mayo empha
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
NEW JERSEY PROTESTS
AGAINST RESERVE
BANK LOCATION.


Washington. April 1O..-Prc'csts
against including Hudson county y.
i in tho Philadelphia regional rec
serve district instead of the New YORK
district was made to Secretary NJ
Adou today by Representatives Ham
ilton and Kiukead
Mr McAdoo told the congressman
that the relation of New Jersey banks
with Now YORK would not he disturb
cd by the fact that they had been put
ln the Philadelphia district except
thar their reserve VIII bo kept a PHI
adelphia instead of az Sew York
a." made 20 plain that the orranI-
21iiun committee has no Intention nf
rcNisiUs the list OF twelve districts
and cities recently announced.
Protests may be- heard hy that com
uIIt'c Iui the ouly hope 60 those Wh
asked changes is in the federal re-
serve board yct to be- appointed by
President wilson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
BlOodthirsty Gangster Ad-
vises Former Pals Of the
East Side that There is no
Chance to Beat the Game
SENDS OUT SERMON
FROM DEATH CHAMBER
Final Effort to be Made To-
day to Induce Governor
Glynn to Delay Execution
Until After Becker Trial,


Ivy AtNetu NAff W A@N'hhhA A'fNAhsl
New York. April ip.-An affidavit
purporting TO establish an alim for
"Dago Frank Cirofici; note from
Frank Moss. former assistant district
attorney. attacking the crcdibility of
two witnesses at the trial 90 Charles
Becker and the gunmen. ana an al
legged discrepancy in the decision Of
the court OF appeals which reversed
RcCker's conviction, were the polhtH
about which counsel for the Bunmon,
doomed 10 die ON Monday for the
murder Of Herman Rufcuthal, cen
tered the fight today. The affidavit
that Of "piLaeic' Roe, employed In "A
Harlem dance hall, who sweats that
he saw "DaEo Frank' far from the
scene uf the murder about the time u
was committed, was rushed Go Gov
crnOr Glynu by special messenger.
The note 'itten by Frank Moss
concerning the two Witnesses, Luhan
aud Margolis. was placed in the
hands OF &. g. T. Nahir, the gun
mems chief counsel today.
MIR Moss note" said Wuhlc,
shows that he didn't believe Luban
was truthful Yet ne placed him on
the stand as "a witness W. shall get
this note before the governor as soon
as possible. II We again fail to move
the governor then we will appeal to
some justice Of the supreme court,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
CARR NNyN Now SURE HIs
IORHIGN POLICY ~ WINNER


~ Paso. Tex. April i0.-Gencral
Carranza considers that hts foreign
policy has been Justified In call
made upon him By n, G. Myles. Brit
ish consul az ~ Paso. % request that
certain British owned mining prop
crty In rebel territory bee protected.
In this connection Pedro Fabela,
Constltutionalist minister OF foreign
affairs, today issued statement as
follows.
The British consul spoke to me un-
officially regarding claims OF British
subjects This IL the result of our
attitude assumed in the Benton case.
of not answering representations
made the American government IN
cases Of foreigners who are not
Americans
we consider that the first magis-
trate has obtained "A diplomatic vic
tory which Is lust and founded on IN
tcransionai law,
every consideration and today ! shall
take pleasure Ia answcring has rep
reservations ~ accordance With the
views OF the first magistrate, Eng
land gives an example to the rest ot
the nations who have not recognized
the constitutionaiisis in that British
Representatives viii address them
selves unoficiaily 20 the first magis-
tratc in matters regarding British Citi-
zeuJ If All governments were 10
proceed iu this manner II would re-
suit IN considerable attention To- their
claims and representations made Ia
behalf of their citizens, aud this
would avoid INTERPRETATIONS about the
stand which the first magistrate takes,
which Is based on justice and right
General Carranza announced that
he would move ms headquarters To
Chihuahua tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

Denver April i0-''Thc action of
the Michigan locals Of the Western
Federation OF Miners TO take ret
ercndum vote on the question of end
ink the strike meets with the entire
approval of the federation officers
declared Charles a. Meyer. president
Of the organization today lie con-
tinued.
Tho members OF the local decid-
od 90 call the STRIFE By a referendum
vote. The officers and general fed
GRAFTON merely went to their assist
ancc and have done the best they
could In IL conduct n the men
wish 10 end the strike. accepting the
S-hodr day ana wage increase. two
OF their chief demands. and waving
the question Of recognition. their de-
cision will have the approval of the
general officers.
N, however. they vote 10 continue
the strike. the general federation will
continue To support them"
Mr.. Meyer stated that the opera
tors had advertised minimum vase
of 81 day lie emphasized the fact
that the members of the local had
called the strike and had full power
10 pass on the question Of whether u
should be continued or ended,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
COLD WAVE DOES
HEAVY DAMAGE TO
FRUIT IN FLORIDA



OcaLt Fla. April 10-tian and
wind storms. accompanied hv sharp
fan in temperature last q sht. did
many thousand dollars damages 10
vegetables and citrus fruit 'Crops
throughout central Florida. Orange
groves and melon and tomato fields
suffered severely. southern Florida.
however. whore the bulk of the pen-
insula citrus fruits are produced. cN-
pcrienccd only cool rain Frost In
the state was confined 20 the north
western section, where crops were not
sufficiently matured to suffer ma
tcrnlly. Tho heaviest loss WAS In this
section. which WAS swept by a storm
~ cyclonic proportions. Houses were
unroofed, windows broken and sew
oral largv orange groves destroy ed
The melon crop in this and adjoining
counties. the Contct of the melon he'll
OF Florida. is believed to hc almost a
total loss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

Washington. Aprll tu.-Srratnr
Hitchcock today urged passage uf h,s
resolution calling on th. organization
Committco for ail the data on which
it acted in making th. selections
90 think tho law was violated ~
making communities bank Boo cities
with which tbcy hly, never ANA never
Ni'l Do business, said Mr Hitch
cock
shcutfor Warren voiced the pro-
tcft of Wyoming tn being attHcl od 90
Kansas City Instead uf Chicago
senator Reed Of Missouri defended
th. committee action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
KING GUsTAv's
CONDITION IS
SATISFACTORY


stockholm, Sweden April 10
Kihg GustaVc's condition was "satia-
factory" TO-DAY. accord ng to the sur
geOns who operated 81 sterday for the
relief of liberation of the stomach.
Their bulletin this murning said:
His majesty passed "a quiet night.
sleeping three hour He suffered
some pain, which however. did not
Interfere With the ciCl rizatiOn OF the
wound The kinG was able ta take
water ana tea without any lll effects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
WILL INVETIGATE
SUDDEN DEATH OF
CHICAGO RICE MAN

Chicago. April lo.--A ooroners IN
quest today into the -udden death OF
Delaney a. Loudernaek, millionaire
street railway and real estate OPERA
tor ana former asOsisate OF Charles
r Verses. was postponed until April
A. 10 give an opportunity for ausly Sis
of portions of the body. n. O.. W
Reinhart, coroner's physician, made
"a pOstmorten examination today and
stated that there were indications that
Mr.. Lauderhack might have died
from an overdose uf % sleeping po-
lion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

Macon Ca. April Damage 20
fruit In Georgia's peach belt after last
nights low temperature. vns small
according TO udviccs received today.
Nenr-frcczing weather was recorded
IN many places but "A Orisk wind pro-
tected fruit trees on high ground and
frost Was experienced only in the
luWldnds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
TOLLS HEARING rs
POSTPONED TO MONDAY


NV F-E'-FFE VIII " F9FN'TFFFl EFF-0TF'F
Washington, April lo.-IIearings
before the senate can''s committee
On the repeal OF the Panama tolls cx-
cmption were postponed today until
probably Monday
Al that time several senators who
have proposed substitutes for the
Sims bill will urge their plans and
l.. T. Chamberlain. commissioner Of
navigation and Judge Thomas Burke
member OF the seattle chamber Of
commerce, also may appear.
The committees decision 20 post
pone hearings arose from the fact
that Representatives OF Pacific coast
commercial bodies who wish 10 pre-
sent arguments cannot arrive FOR sew
cral days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
CONFESSES MURDER
OF WIFE FOR LOVE
OF HIS STEPDAUGHTER
ln, I.ea.ca w,re TO n,cnlns ncrr:a

BS Leased Wire to Evruing B"rr;l
GalcsburE. H.. April 0.--lsobett
Higgins pleaded guilty iu the Mercer
county circuit court today to the i'm
dictmcnt charging that he murdered
his wife. Higgins asked FOR the mercy
OF the court.
julia Flake, Higgins stcpda lighter.
tor love 81 whom he was sstid Co have
killed his wife. was not Hrrniguud.
Her attorney. -. 4. Hcbel certified To
the authenticity of confession hy
the girl iu which she accused Higgins
Of killing her mother.
The second count IN the indictment
OF Higgins, concerning his relations
with Julia Flake. was dismissed
Judge OlmEtcad said he would pro-
nouncc sentence next Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

IATTIT y IT AUTlI 10 =" GOUT.I
s. 'unnor trainer of tine Phillips
academy track team fur the last
thirteen years, has declined an offer
of similar position with the Uni-
Vorsity uf Pennsylvania. 90 succeed
the late Mike Murphy Tho am
nouncement that he had signed a
ton year contrast with the local
academy was made today
club. The Judge denied the appll-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

Paris, April 10. -- Victor Fabre
chief public prosecutor who resign
ed In consequence of his connection
Wtih tie nusi y Iis rent 40 tho trtat
of Henri ttHri'r'tC allcg 4 swiudlcT
today was appointed vice-prsidnt of
the couri of appeals az AlXles Bains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
WESTERN GOVERNORS WILL
MElrr NENf ~ SEATTLE,

Denver, April lN.--Nhe western
governors conference today elected
ident and Governor Ernest Lister of
Washington se-crrtnry and selected
seattle as the meeting place Tor next
year. A resolution was adopted ad-
mitiinE former governors of western
states 90 membership, each state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
HUERTN JUNTA LEADERS
SIOT IN SONDH 4

NognleA. Cnnura. April los stand
ing blindfoldod on the brink OF graves
open 90 receive their bodies. Fran
cisco Fimhres ana Jose NJ Ganoba,
members of iuertn iunta on the
American side oi the line. were exec
cutcd in the cemetery here al dawn
today 10y firing squad. Flmhrcs was
captured several DAYS ago while ear
rying "a message from the junta %
Ganoba, who was then AT MontcXuma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
SEAL PELTS THOUGHT
TO BE FROM LOST
SOUTHERN CROSS
tBy LEASED WIRE TO 7svcnine Herald. I

So Johns ~ D.. April 90 scal
peits Thought tu have come from the
missing sealing steamer southern
Cross were sishted today seventy
miles south of SJ Nary's h1y hy the
steamer KYLE. which has been search
ing the coast for week This h. ihc
nrst definite Glow tp the fate 81 tho
vessel which wus last reported OF the
southern coast CON March 3I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
Reports He is Back az Work
on Federals with Re-El-
forcements in Streets Of
Town
HEAVY LOSS IN OIL
PLANTS AT TAMPIC0
Several Big Tanks IN Tire
and Oil Running into River
Sixty Women and Chill
dren on Warships.

lIBy Leased Wire "a Evening Herald
Juarez, Mexico. April i0.--An OFF,
cial report from General Villa re-
ports that the reinforced rebels again
attacked san Pedro today and they
we're fighting in the streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

New York April TO- AIRS. q. A,
Iannchill, known on the stage for
three generations aH "Neilie' Tame
hin. died at her home ycaerdaf Of
paralysis. She Was SO years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
WILSON SPENDS
EASTER AT WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

by LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
White sulphur springs April i0.--
President Wilson with Mrs Wilson
and members Of their family arrived
here early today 10 spend Easter.
The president plans To return to
Washington Monday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
AMERICAN WOMAN IS
HONORED BY BELGIUM
[By leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]

IIsN Ea'HHtu VIE 20 Flf'IllIE ItUIHIU' J
Denver. April i0.-Mrs. Belle Van
dorm Harhert. president Of the Inter
national Congress OF Farm Women,
has been decorated with the cross of
the order of Agriculture of Belglum.
Notification of the award was re-
cciVed here today from Y. pcNuyst,
minister OF agriculture
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
Counsel for Troubled Railroad
Declares Commission has
Exceeded its Powers in In
Wsstigation
SAYS CONGRESS HAS NO
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
Fact that Billiard Company
May Owe Road Many Nil
lions None of Commission's S
Business He Says


. Washington. April To- Man
= damus proceedings To compel the
. production of books ana papers
. To disclose financial dealings be-
. tween the NcW Haven railroad
= and the Billiard company will bee
. started Immediately hy the in
q Iorsintr nnmmrrrn commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10
INVESTIGATING DEATH
OF CHICAGO PUBLISHER


Des Molnes. Iowa. April i0.-Police
are today investigating the death Of
Herman Zimmerman, son ot William
y. Zimmerman. manager Of a prnni-
nent Chicago publishing house. whose
body was found on the Rock Island
railroad tracks here last night. The
body was Identified today.
S~~N~~~N-~~se~-S~ S~~~e-~Se-~e~NeS~N-~
sizes ,ha, refugees desire refuge. not
removal"
Secretary Daniels said this morn
ing that he had not been informed
0f the issuance by Admiral Mayo Of
any uitimatum TO ire federal COM
mander al Tampico TO cease firing
from the Eunboat into the city.
Monterey N said 90 be quiet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-10

TODAY's NEWS TODAY-You ect
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