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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
GREEK DYING IN HOSPITAL

at 1870 o'clock this morning by a
stranger in front Of the Pan
Hellenic cafe, 1871 Commerce
street. The police have a good
description of his assailant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
Was Hills Boss

MINNEAPOLIS, March 81. =
John w. Calendar, once steam
boat captain and boss of James
I. Hill. is dead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
OUR WANT ADS.

FOR SALE-Will sell 40 acres
of land dirt cheap. Best irrigat-
ed in the state. Always under
water. Bunkum Real Estate Co.
LOST-A roll containing SIS.
Lost in the vicinity of dexterous
gent with hat. Return to H. Le-
land Chandler.
FOR SALE. OR TRADE-Will
trade a one-eyed Cheshire cat,
with long pedigree, for "a parrot
that can chew tobacco.-Spinster,
Spanaway.
WANTED-A consumptive man
to build collins. Apply to Berry,
the Undertaken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27

BIKE STOLEN.
T. c. Harris, 1920 X street, re-
ported today to the police that
thieves had made off with his
bicycle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
SOME BULL!

A guy in Everett was pinched
last night and swiped the gun
from the cop and shot him and
two others. The Everett police
man was certainly some bull.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
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OUR NEWS SUPPLEMENT.
ISSUED as often as 1t comes
out. Free with every copy of the
Times. All the LATE news.
Everything absolutely Incorrect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
SYMPATHY,S LETTERS.


Q.-What is the right way to
clean your fingernails ?--Fastid-
ious Franklin.
A.-Mix soap, benzine and
gasoline we'll together. After a
little preliminary work with a
small shovel, apply this mixture
with a scrubbing brush.
Owe are two young men of
rs. One of us goes with a girl
10. and another with one IL.
They are fond of us, and we
would like to make them a suit
able gift. What do you advise?
Two Turtle Doves.
A.-Under the circumstance a
very appropriate gift would be a
pair of cradles.
THE TANGoMAsTER'S BRIDE.
by Robber w. Cliambermaid.
(Synopsis---Left out by mutual
consent Regin now and You may
- CHAPTER fac,
= -. r. -
n1-uHfce, large shoe which
buIy stopped to paute for breath
bn De Puyster's spine. Guine-
MAS father was right on deck.
Beat it, bo," said he. "Gwin.
In l wbnt you to run over to
he SC -e and buy me sack of
Bull Durhalm."
"Oh, father. you are cruel.
scbbed Gnfnevera, as Daintyfeet
made dainty exit. Father
grlnned, and looked admirlngly
At his heavy foot.
Ito be continued.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
A SOB STORY.
BY Tearsanna SObbs.

By IearSanna SODDs.
Little Tom Thumb, the juvenile
offender with the sweetly inno-
cent face, who was found guilty
of beating an old man and rob-
bling him of every cent, was TAX
en- to the reformatory today.
met him as he came out into
the beautiful sunlight. His little
face was stern and set, but as
the beauty of the outdoors burst
upon him, tears sprang into his
eyes. l marveled, for ] had been
told he was a hardened little
sinner.
You feel sorrow?" | asked
DO you at last realize you have
something to weep for?"
"Oh, i do, l do" he sobbed
at is so hard not to be able to
go to the pen without running
into a nosey buttin In from 9
newspaper. That's why I'm sorry
darn you!"
The little wretch deserved lot
worse than he got!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
Very Disastrous Fire.

SLASHAKLICKIT, Wn., March
27.-Ebenezer Freeland's home
was burned to the ground yester-
day. Mr.. Freeland is today pros
trated. In his excitement he let
the insurance policy burn up, and
the shock proved too great for his
nerves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-27
PERSONALS.

Judge Harmon is a great ora
tOr-on some questions.
w. r. Halfpenny, the well
known bailiff, doesn't like to buy
collars for juries.
Ekwine's Fine Deviled Ham.
Horse flavor. Paid advt.*
James Coffman can give away
more cigars in twenty minutes
5 than any politician. p. S.-James
is not a politician.
Ed Ramsdell would be good
looking II he had different face.
VERY MUCH tanned.
They have very mixed up
murder mystery in Seattle. A
fellow killed woman a week
ago. Now it is a man he killed.
TITS indeed a mysterious case.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Laura A. Geirich to E. w. Johnson, 1,120 acres 10,15-10-3, IS7,O0O.
 [ Vim. Bowen and wife to H. J. Hanneken, lots II and 12,
 block 4, McLain and Holden's Addition to Tuckerman, $1, 800. Jennie F. Langton and husb- land to Farmers Bank of Frank fort, Indiana, 800 acres 27, 28- 9-1, $17,725.30. E. w. Johnson and wife to w. H. Young, 80 acres 10-10-3, $1,- 200.
 Everett Thomson to J. F. Thompson, 80 acres HIPS, ,$15O.
 Jack Bryant and wife to w. N. Dunaway, s. Heinemann and 'C. J. Saenger, tract 40 feet off east side of lot 5, block 5, Rem mel's Addition, Newport, $35.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
HUNTER DAMAGE
 SUIT ON TRIAL
Case Is Nominally Against Dean X Hooking But In Reality Against Insurance Com
 pany.

The damage suit of Ike Hun ter, formerly an employe of Dean 6 Hooking, against the latter firm, was heard in circuit court Thursday. The plaintiff was injured in the stave mill and his suit while nominally against his employers is really against the insurance company which carried the employers liability risk. Jones & Campbell repre- sented plaintiff, while Stayton & Stayton with outside attorneys appeared for defendants.
 The trial of J. H. Griffin ver- Isus Hood Churchman, who sought to replevin a team of horses and secured verdict in the justice court, was set for trial Thursday, and a number of witnesses were present.
 The jury commissioners: J. W. Lindley, Forrest Bleakley and John H. Camp appointed by the court, were in session Thurs day making up the grand and petit jury venires for the Feb ruary term of court.
 Sheriff McCuistion reached home Thursday morning from Florence, Arizona, where he se- cured Herbert Hill, wanted here on the charge of forgery and whose term in the Arizona peni- tentiary had just been conclud- ed.
 w. H. Nichols, partners as
 Nichols and Hudson versus w. T. Sweat, continued by consent.
 State versus James Moon, as- sault with intent to kill; pied guilty to assault and battery and fined $5; also fined S5 upon plea of guilty to disturbing the peace; indictments for breach of peace and profanity nolle pressed.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Marriage License.


 Sam Cole and Mildred Cole, colored, both of Weldon. Rufus Verdict and Addie Nicklos, both of Tuckerman. w. A. Rossington and Annie Belle Bridger, both of New ort.
 John Jackson and Addie Bat ties, both of Balch.
 John c. McClarty and Nellie Sparks, both of Swifton. J. D. Sanefdur and Ollie Ellis, both of Swifton.
 Perron Williamson and Leno- "a Linsey, colored, both of Newport.
 Bert Davenport and Rena Pitts both of Newport.
 Joe T. Parrott and Ida Tins, both of Tuckerman.
 Willie McDougal and Zettie Scroggins, both of Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
GERMAN WINGS ARE CRuMPLING BACK
united States Government Land
 Free.

Unlteu States Government Land
 Free.
 Under Special Act of Con- gress the agricultural land in the U. 5. Forest Reserve of Ar kansas can now be homesteaded in tracts of 160 acres to each person, free of cost. 100000 acres free pasturage range where cattle, hogs and sheep fat ten eight months in year with out grain. No overflow lands. Country very healthy and well watered with running streams. We select these agricultural lands, take applicant to lands and locate you. Send 25 cents for state map showing location of Reserve and copy of Special Act to A. V. Alexander, Locat- ing Engineer, Little Rock, Ark. 53d1m.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
SIX MILLION ON EASTERN FRONT.

United Press Dlspatch. ~ .-r~~f'f"et. s~N'
 Vienna, Oct 1-Sx million involved in the East operations. General Rennenkampf in command of million Russians is resisting General Hindenberg attempt to River between Drusskeniri and Grondo Half million Russians are in the Augustowo forest bat ting the Germans protecting General Hndenbergs
 million under Grand Duke Nicholas preparing to fortified Germans the Sesan frontier battling protecting lines to Cracow Two columns contln to Cracow and the Southern column took Krosno after desperate fight Przemys is still holding and the entire situation is satisfactory.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
REPORTS DISEASE AMONG AUsTRIANs.

Petrograd 1.-The RussianGerman battle continues in the Suwa district extending through territory West of the Mi enan River Germans though reinforced have failed efforts to penetrate the with heavy losses Rain is now retardng operations There is little opposition to the two westward columns advancing toward Cracow.
 A Disease reported rampant the Austrans, and all rptured supplies are burned The Gacans welcoming Russians General Auenberg exnnser of of Austria has been because of his failure to hold Jarasau
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01

MT. and Mrs. Richard T. Ar nette arrived home this morning from a several weeks visit to their daughter, Mrs. Louis Clark at Grand View, Iowa.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Austria Offers Indemnity.

United Press ispatch.
 Rome, Oct. 1.-Despite popular exhortations to declare war a. gainst Austria, the government will remain neutral. There is no confirmation of the report that an Italian torpedo boat was sunk by a mine.
 Austria is reported to have of fered to indemnify the families of the fishermen killed by the explosion of mines.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Carranza Will Submit.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press DISpatch.
 Washington, D. C., Oct. l. The Constitutionalists' Junta here declares that President Car ranza will submit to the new proposition, proposing an armis- ,tice in the event of the failure of peace negotiations with Gen. eral Villa.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01

United Press Dispatch.
 Berlin war office says situation shows little change the French reinforced being unable to penetrate the lines Muehausen carry the Vosges passes The Germans continue their efforts occupy the VerdunToul line of despite French Inducements
 There is nothing along the German right, the French resumng assaults long bobardment of Antwerp continues success having lost hea ly in sorties from the city. s@ssA4 v "
 The Gacan and East Prussan campaigns continue ful and the Germans advancing in Poland
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Capture Two German Positions

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., Oct. l. The foreign office has notified the Russian embassy that the German positions of Augustowo and Kopetz have been captured and the Germans repulsed.
 The Germans continue an un- successful bon,bardment of Os- sowetz.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
British Ships Will Not Inter-
 fere.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., Oct. l. Great Britain has notified the United States that there will be mo interference with shipments of foodstuffs in neutral ships to Holland.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Allies Make Desperate Effort For Possession OfBelgian Railways And Complete Suc- Z cess By Monday Is Predicted---Ger-
 man Losses Admitted Enor-
 nous.
GERMANS SAY NOTHING DECISIVE
Latest Paris Advces Say Continuing Advance North of Somme River and In Woevre Region-German
 Wings Are Shortened.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Paris, Oct With the German left right both treating the Allies reinforcing both the east and west final effort to both wings The Allies holding advanced positions north the Somme River River originally held by the Germans The German right shortened, also the left
 desperate effort believed to be progressing of the railroads of Belgium and the Allies complete by Monday is predicted Many prisoners all are hausted have been taken and these admit have been enormous 5b...
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Club Women To Buy Cotton
 Goods.

United Press Dispatch.
 New York, Oct. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, of the Women's Federated Clubs, this morning issued an appeal to a million and a half members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs to buy American made cotton goods October 5th to 9th.
 The members are also urged to join in the observation of Sun day for peace prayers.
 Dr. Henry Owen returned home this morning from a trip to St. Louis.
 There will be a smoker at the Parish House tonight to which all men are invited.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
COMPARTMENT OF ANTWERP CONTINUES.

United Press Dispatch.
 Antwerp Oct 1-The Germans continue the bombardment of the outer line of the Antwerp forts and building crete bases for their Lege The roads ostructed and washed it believed that progress of the guns is slow.
 The office statement "The bombardment continued Wednesday, merely chipping the spirit the Belgian troops excellent The Begians retiring from the Termonde district"
 The governments statement at three o'clock this afternoon declared that the French their north of the Somme River the left flank and also m the Woevre region the East The general situation is unchanged
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Roosevelt Refused Change
 Venue.

United Press Dispatch.
 Albany, Oct. 1.-Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt was today denied a change of venue for the trial of the William Barnes S5O,OOO libel suit, instituted by the former chairman of the Re- publican State Committee.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Papal Secretary Very Low. United Press Dispatch.

Rome, Oct. 1.-Cardinal Fer rata, the Papal Secretary of State, has been stricken with ap- poplexy and his condition is very serious.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Japs Sink German Destroyer.

JapS SInk GcTmdN DtSCTUycI. United Press Dispatch.
 Tokio, Oct. IA German de- stroyer is officially reported to have been sunk off Tsing Tau by the Japs.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Woman Charged With Bootleg
 ging.

ging.
 Deputy United States Marshal Elmer Hinkle returned Tuesday night from Newport with Pearl Kemp, a woman, whom he arrest ed at that place on the charge of selling whiskey illegally. Before Commissioner Parse the woman was bound over to the federal grand inry, her bond being fix ed at charlottesville Guard.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-01
Moving Pictures he Opera House

NINA OF THE THEATRE The first of the Alice Joyce se- ries. Each feature a complete story. Tom Moore, Harry Mi larde.
 GA two reel feature K,ALEM. !
 SETTING THE STYLES John Bunny, Louise Beaudit.
 Comedy -VITAGRAPH) FRIDAY 'sThe Perils of Paul line"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23
ssuIclDlos poR HuERTAS


Mexico, Julio 20.-Un ndmero sir
precedente de suicides Y de- conatos
de siucidios han tenido lugar desde Ia
caida del gobierno de Huerta. En- los
nItimos dos dias Sc han registradc
cuatro suicides Y tres contaos de sui
cidio sc han registrado. Los resi-
denies de Ia capital Sc han alarmado,
porqueeI suicide es raro aqui. Ha ha,
Dido una falta absolute de crfmenes
durante Ell mismo periodic y la tran
quilidad de la capital continue sin ser
perturbada, aunque prevalece mucha
ansiedad.
La pacifica entrada de los copstitu-
cionalistas ha sido esperada desde ano
che; pero Sc ~comprende que ningun
constitucionalista podra venir a la ca
pital hasta que Sc encuentre algun
arreglo definitivo.
Cada uno de los representatives ex-
tranieros recibi6 hoy dos telegramas
de Huerta. Uno, fue por su persona
lidad dipIomatica. enviandoles su
adios Y suplicandoles tuvieran con-
fianza en- C~arabajal; Il otro, fue para
Ell ~gobierno re~presentado, s~olicitando
apoyo para ell nuevo gobierno Mexica-
no. La dnica exception, por no haber
recibido mensajes, fu6 Ell ministro
Brazil que representa- los intereses
Americanos. III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23
Ell MAYOR DICE QUE VA EsTA
HARTo.

Las Cruces, N. M, Julio 1S.-El-Ma-
yor William H. H. Llewellyn Sc va a
r%etirar de la poltfica y a hacer una vi
da santa y tomar un descanso bue.
no que tanto 10 ~necesita, a segun Ell
anuncio ell cual aparece en- el Rio
Grande Republican. Sc dice que Ell
Mayor afirma que va esta cansado del
juego y que no sera candidate para la
camara legislative en- la pr0xima cleo
cion. Ell anuncio continue:
lei Mayor Llewellyn lie ha seryido
al condado de Dona Ana en- una d otra
capacidad por muchos amos y STEM
te que ha he cho suficiente, y que no
debe esperarse mas de 81. Ha lido a
Santa Fe una y varias veces con. gran
de gasto de su dinero v s utiempo.
Y con grande p6rdida en- su practica
de ley, y ha decidido que no entrara
en- la carrera Y que lie dejadara la So
pa 4 otro. Ell mayor siempre lie ha
servido con gusto al pdblico y ahora
de gasto de su dinero y su tempo.
quedarse fuera de la p%olftica actiya Y
un descanso de las actividades
de la vida polftica. Sin duda que ha-
bra suficientes candidates, y ST Ell ma
yor desea retirarse no habra quien lie
ruegue." .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23
s : 4 X s y IS x s ) :
> PERSONAL. 8

Don lose s. Ortiz. uno de los ciu.
dadanos mas emprendedoreh de Chi.
mayo, nos homo con una agradable vi
sta dmanle A seinana.
Don Elfeio Madrll, uno dc los ciu.
dadanos mas ~energicos y actiyos la.
bradores Dc Santa Cruz, nos honr0r con
una a~gradable vista durante Ia se-
mana, habiendo yenido con Ell hn de-
t~ransar materias de suma importan-
ella.
Don Amarante Atencio, honrado y
apreciable ciudadano de Santa Cruz,
nos homo con una a~gradable vista du
rante la semanR Durante su estancia
en- Ia capital trAnso asuntos de bastan-
te interes.
I'm esta semana tnvimos FL gust0 de
yer en- la ciudad al bien conocido y
a%preciado cludadano Don FrayIan
Martinez, de I'll Rito, condado de Rio
ArTiba, habiendo venido con 81 Fin
dc transar negocios i%mportantes ante
Ia oficina de terrenos.
Ell Hon. Marcos c. de Baca, repre-
~seDtante por Ell condado de Sandoval
y n de los capitanes mas fieless X va
~lerosos de la armada Progresista. Sc
%encuentra en- la ciudad habIendo yeni-
do 4 atender a la iunta de Ia cont
sion central Progresista del Estado la
cual SO reuni6 en- esta ciudad hoy en
81 Quartet general Progresista. 0
Don TeodosIo 'Montoya, apreciabie
~ ~distinguido ~ciudadano de Gahsteo.
y quien en- dias pasados contrajo ma
trimonio en- Cuyamungue, condado de
Santa Fe, con la virtuosa y bella Sc
horita Catalina Romero, estuvo emilia
ciudad durante la semana accmpa-
hado de SUI nueva consorte, atendien.
do a negocios ~importantes y visitan.
do a sus muchos amigos y c~onocidos.
I'll Sr. Cirilio d. Vergas, I'll eficiente
estafetero de Canjilon, condado de
Rio Arriba, estuvo en- la ciudad duran
te la emana q cuyo lugar vino con 81
FIN de atender a los f~unerales de SUI
hermano, ell finado Antonio D. Var
gas, quien fue asesinado en- Ojo Ca
liente, Ell viernes Dasado. Ell Sr. Var
gas es uno de los ciudadanos mas dis
~tinguidos v emprendedores de aquelIa
.comunidad.
Don Antonio Sa1azar, 81 capaz y
energico assessor del condado de Tor.
rance, estuvo en- la ciudad durante la
semana atendiendo a negocios inn
.portantes ante Ell cuerpo de igualamin-
to del estado ell cual Sc halla ahora en-
session en- esta ciudad. Ell Sr. Salazar
recibi6 Ell Jueves pasado un telegrama
de Albuquerque anunciandole la Sc
ria enfermedad de su anciano padre
el ST. Francisco Salazar y Jimenez,
quien va cuenta la avanzada edad de
mas que ochenta amos. I'll Sr. Salazar
parti0 en- la noche del mismo dia para
albuquerque. Esperamos que su an.
padre pronto recupere su que
Drantada salud.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23

Ell escribano de distrito recibio un
mandate de la corte supreme del es,
tado el Martes Ell ma causa de Char.
les G. catron vi ONN Marion, teso-
zero de estado. I'M plelto de prueba So
bre la venta 0e lIUseDoEIos de- caminoa
reales, desechando 81 mandate inter
puesto y ordenado que Sc prosiga con
Ia en- una manefa no inconsiai
tente con Ia opinion de Ia corte.
Tambien Sc recibIo I'm mandate en-
Ia causa del Estado de Nueyo Mexico
VS. Gumecindo Garcia. concedIendole
nuevo juicio, cuya decision fue dada
81 dia "a de Abril Garcia fue convic.
tado en- la corte de- distrito por la
muerte de Enrique Rivera en- la can't.
ma de Garcia en- Glorieta en- Enero ae
1913.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23
IsPAULDlNc DEMENTE EN- UN so,
TANo.
& Anterior Editor de santa Re
TraIIp Sc creta que HabIa sldo Ase-
sinado, HaIlado por IN Official en-
IsIeta N una condlcIon insana.

Albuquerque. N. M, Julio 20.-Fen-
ton y spaulding, anterior editor de
Santa re TrailY Magazine y agente
local de la Companfa de Seguros de
Vida de Nueva York, quien desapare-
clio aver en- la tarde dejando su ropa
en- las orillas del Rio Grande abajo de
la ciudad Y quien Sc crefa que habIa
cometido sucidio. fue halIado por Ell
Jefe de Policia McMillin hoy parade
en- SUI ropa interior en- un s0tano GER
ca de IsIeta en- una condIcion demen-
te. Spauldig 10 dijo al Official que su
nombre era Warfield Y que lba ian
dando 80 millas al dia por una apues-
Ia de IN million de pesos" sera trail
do 4 la ciudad Y sera puesto bajo eI
cuidado de medicos eminentes. Spaul
ding sali0 de la ciudad con una parti-
da que iba a pasar dia de campo lnclu
yendo a su esposa Y dos amigos aver
en- la tarde, y los trajo d su casa en- su
autom6bil Luego dijo que habia de-
jado olyidadas su pluma-fuente y Sc vol
VIC para atras en- busca de la misma
en- 81 Iugar donde habia estado de re-
creo. Cuando no regres0 para Ia una
su esposa notific6 a la policia v una
pesquisa revel6 que su ropa exterior
reloj y prendedor de corbata estahan
la orilla oeste del rio. Sc creyo
que Sc habia ahogado o habia cometi-
do suicidio. Hoy Sc halo que su yes
lido amarillo, rifle, lbro de bapco y un
par de frazadas. estaban faltaQdo. Lue-
60 Sc supo que Spaulding Habia to-
medo Ia comida con 81 Official de San
IA Re McKew en- Isleta, Ell Official ha-
la observation que habia ac-
tuado muy indiferente.
FL jefe de Policia McMlllin Sc fue
para Isleta inmediatamente y halo a
Sp~aulding en- I'm s6tano. Sus cuentas
aqui estan en- buena condicion y esta-
ba haciedo muy bien en- Ell negocio de
seguros. Recientemente sufri6 un
nervioso y su medico lie aeon
sej6 que tomara un buen descanso.
Hay mucha simpatfa por Ia esposa de
spaulding con uuien contrajo matri-
nonio uno dos amos p~asados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23

Frank Hubbell, dc Albuquerque. Quien
SO haila en- Denver atendiendo a Ia
reunion de los Elks. El ST.. Crist d.
10 que las oveias del ST.. HubbelI ha-
bia sido re%portadas en- $4,000; 81 ase
sor de socorro las habia leYantado a
10000 y los comislonados de condado
habian hecho otro tanto. FL procura-
dor de distrito -. .. Tittman habia to-
mado FL asunto Q iba a comparecer on
ese dia como apelante pidiendo que 81
ASSESSOR fuese ~sostenido. Tambien hui
DO n ~apelacion del Sir Hubbell pog
ser asesado en- So Ell acre por $500
acres de terreno cuando 81 creia que
$3.50 eran mas que suficientes III sr
Tittman falto en- comparecer en- ese
dia y no Sc sabe Vi yendra a la cIu.
dad 8 no.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-07-23
ELFEco Y JESUS FlcuRAN Ell Ell
DRAMA DEL 6Esoe DEL PERDoN

Albuquerque, N M, Julio 1S.-Ro-
nero Y EIfego Bach expidieron un
manifesto conjdnto hoy decIarando
que no hay ninguhaq frfccion Y que to-
do es p~rofunda harmonic entire ellos.
Elfego nisga cuaIquier i~ntencion de
pretender lamar las primarias de
condado.
La comision Democratica de conda-
do en- una junta tenida anoche flo Ia
convention de condado para Ell dia 10
de Agosto, y las primaries para Ell dia
10. Una convention separada sera te-
nida para postuIar los candidates de