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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
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ration.
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oen fjcrnc Ntlanterbapsp befin0er
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ger til 6iiferiet, og nupnlig / D
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pau &eDfjonGs; Der er ofret 18,
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ra1f freml, iao oct Ter uo til, a
Mrbeioet Miber fnrbigt Iange fe1
6en faitiatte 3i6.
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lun6d bar / Mor bpret 6norltg'
lpaa @runh al Den megen T1gtig-
beo, Ser lar poelagt @Gbglte1t, iae
@pn0erne bor moottet ilagte itor'
Masler al Soar oe &peg. Saffe:
pGre MnDelsilagterier / Mepfiobi1
er 6oe &rtierne pao ajeb iteget
iaa Sofet be0 Sen |tnrfe @logtninl
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gDnote TENT; ,1en %llobpttet bar bee:
ret meget 1tort. Ser CT efsporte
ret 10000 3or. 1altet gilo. Ser.
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1000 Cor; Sslenoer1le 10000 Tr.
Sbeniferne 1000 Gor.; Eyferu
.l11,000 S0r. % Daniferne 5000
.IGor. Sil6eoliefabrifer11e bar figb1
|125,O00 96r.
Sgiflanb til Gtagen! Sci po,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

te* wi" CN'lnS' ~ ~ >S~S$
bpsligt, ia mere eno bpsligt i Dom
ife 9rcn. Set afgiper 10 pgiau en-
Moaleitot for Sen Manatis,ne, Tom
b1inler Tpiferc / Ssnoeripllaab
ieffter let iiblte fpleliae &algneoer-
lag. Sngcn tan besuoen poo Tor-
bnoa,b pibe, b~pornleget &enlpn Der
pun Torbaon6 bill blipe toget til
benne Tatsatisme, naart Talen er
om u@l,rien" i &antpea1 moo moo
l@pnouipoerlre. .Derfor mao man
'me6 ,,o9en @punoing imGoeie, bpoo
Ser pil fslge cfter bette Msoe, ielp
ON nla,, pon Sorboanb fgler fig
fiffer paa, bpao Der pil blipe Sel-
gen al poerligere 0oriee pao at TIT
life Sc Sn1ife Sgn6eripoer.
@eb Ell Otring lom 6enue: Tyif.
ln116 til Sfngen! i(aaS / Dor Sc
ptoitDeo e1ponn en- TIT Streg UNDER
Sen rationale Mealitet, iom ligger
Ii genSerjpoernes Mrbeioe for
iDanifbeoens Gag, % ipm moerti-
ben operieS al mgle, laa Sc BE-
itrngter set belle Spprgsmaal iom
EN- national T9lellesfag. grfje1-
6ellen al 6enne &eolitet bpr ga spe
fin berettiqeoe Snbflpbelie, ,raa,
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i oct %i0noeripite gpergsmaal. '(R1t-
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Mebet / Uensborg bor pnre1
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''optaget al, at EFT at %St1bbyoerne til
,Mpoet bar peret aon1urera%i enratf
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lom v6lensborg MpiS" enboa ngp:
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~@eltprelie", bar gjeanem en- lang
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,,belsforbinoelie n1eo Gann1arf, ba1
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paa 6anife &ornfiebmenb og 6an
!, ffe Mpllere! Men bette forbtnbre
life ST.. &pmmer5ienratb !@iiblcb
at arra,1gere Mp6er UNDER 2piem
n@1nem bera1ts!"
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1ere bette ~ oct er loapilt ogla.
ganife obcrflpbigt - intent set ga
foretommet os life at bore uoe1
;Snteresl e at frem6rage bette ill
,Eref.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

vNationalttoenoe" fo11 tilfgje, at
@epreientmter for flere fiphen=
babnife Sirmoer / &%ornbrancben pao
,8grien ttlfienbegap, at De life gn-
ifeoe at fortiptte 6eres 6orbineel=
fe nreo ST.. @iiblcb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16
Spiflan6 til sfagcn! Set

SgltlanS til Gfagcn! Set Dor
6enne uofor6ren6e Erulel, Ell tpIf
@repe fremiotte poo mpoet / Stems
borg = unber flor Tililutning fra
De tpife Deltogeres SIDE. &ms
Daniferne pilbe gao pua grobring
moo SD6 CD, maatte Ggferne gaa
iejrenoe moo Mor6 - belt op til
|Sfagen.
st Mgitattousoro er iffe set
iamne iom en- tilioarenoe gambling
beloigbis. SO set, betpoer bel
life iaa meget, bbo6 CIT 6urlamling
at opbioieoe Epifere tiliubler @i-
folo. Men set er nog betegnenoe,
naur ct faaom1t Orb ligeiom lgier
Ell bu1roe1 Gnnte % iIaor mes i Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-16

o6itsasfftenten". vaaiin Borne
ast'itent". S S s8erl. Gion ffEriper
Commander for Ben fisbenbapnite
Notwithstanding SRI. Morp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
CANNIBALISN STILL
PRACTICED IN
NEW GUINEA
Returned Missionary Says MAJ
tiyes Recently Killed and.
BarbeCued German ExpIor-
Ell Werner


san Francisco. jam. g9 REV. IN. A..
Malley a YOUNG CONGREGATIONAL mis,
acnary who arrived today on The linor
Ventura from the antipodes. asserts
that cannihallsm stll exists to a large
degree IN New Guinea Babies anil
little children are Che principal vice
Tins according 20 the missionary, who
also brought details of the death of
the German explorer Wcrncr, I'm the
Jungle wilds of the island
THE fact is startling but true
said Rev Mr. Maley that nint-
tenths Of the prisoners held ny tho
British government in New Guinea
are confined either for murder or
cannibalism.
II learned OF the fate of Werner
from his partner, Winner. with whom
/ Travelled when he came back TO Pa
pua Last August the two Germans
set out for the interior in search OF
adim They We're accompanied hy
guides ana "a large party OF native
carriers. After thoy had gone some
distance they duarroled ana parted,
Winzcr returning TO the coast ana
Werner continuing into the wilder
moss.
Sometime Inter The guides returned
with the tale that the party had been
surprised by cannibals The natives
fled but Werner WAS speared, clrb-
bed 10 death and, according 60 the
guides. eaten Later INVESTIGATION dis
closed the camp of the cannibals
nothing was found but the bones OF
the explorer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
ORGANIZED FOLD TO
Re COAL OF FEDS.
SAYPR0MOTERS
Secretary RiCkart Asserts
w baseball War VIII 60 on
INN Americans and Nation
ais Recognize Outlaws,

,ossige JOURNAL SPECIAL lEAsen WIRE
rbicapu. Jan 30 War between the
rs loral league and organized baseball
,opfnue until the latter receives
's' .,cuit into IFS fold, according %
s.,otaV Lloyd Rickart of the Fed
m. Rickarl asserted that the Fed
is would continue next year in
tor raids ou Che players now with
,ooniqed baseball whose contracts
snire M the end of the season
Tberc ara enough OF these 60 Grip
.Ja he Die tongues more seriously
le,o tbs present raid If they jump
.'gc secretary said The situation a.
ma and of he season will be such az
y Nree recognition from the Ameri-
Fan and National Leagues, and as "a
tbird lie league, the Federals will OPP
erate cn equal terms with the others
in 1915 It's promoters believe.
Manager Eycrs Of the Chicago Ma.
eopals who reported at HEADQUARTERS
.lday after tour Of the south, an
bounced that three games between
,bo cubs ana The ST. Louis Americans
would take place at Tampa, Marcn
and with return engagement
So Petersburg, Fla later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
WOMEN VOTERS TO
MAINTAIN HIGH
STANDARDS
wife of Former Congressman
Declares Her Sex Never WIFI
Fal! Into Di8reputabIe PoI-
tics,

INV MohNiN" JOURNAL AftNtNN etNhe2 Wi"Nl
Topeka, Kan. Jan. 29.-- Ihat the
newly onfranchised women Of Kansas
viii vote ussrcsslvely and not ram
into the manner of the many men ia
whom time and custom nave dul'ed
appreciation OF the hlhh privilege OF
suffrage was expressed hy Mrs.
Charles p. scott OF lola. wife of
former Kansas representative IN con-
gross. in an address ~ the annual
banquet IF the Kansas nay Republic
lean club tonight
Io women the privilege OIL Nuli-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
WOMEN VOTERS WANT no
DISREG ARD CERTAIN LAWS

Chicago. Jan 2g.-County Judge
owen, head of tie Cook county cleo
ton commission, ruled today that
women must abide by the laws if they
expect to participate I'M making them.
A delegation of women visited Judge
owen asking that the state law proc
v.ding chat voters must ave their AGES
be- set aside for the newly enfun-
chised voters ratv also asked that
the federal statute denying suffrage
10 any American wife of foreign
born man De dsregarded
The women were Informed TINT
neither law left any option in the
hands Of the election authorities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
OF YALE ANNOUNCED
FOR SEASON OF 1914

10y sorsNa ioURsAL trnatt trssro WIFE,
NeA Haven, Conn, Jan. 3g.-Nale =
l90'lal schedule for next lail an-
uoaheed today contains nine games.
Ns lass than last year Holy Cross
WA Lafayette have been dropped. and
~ lheir places Will he the University
Y ersima and Notre Dame Yale has
.''eF mot the two latter colleges i'm
'oolball before.
WIN the exception of the game with
''aeeion ar Princeton an che games
'I Ne played in New Haven.
~ schedules September &C. uni-
,isHy of Maine. october 9. Univer-
Nv Of Nirginia October 10, Lehgh.
NJ vs'oper H. Notre Dame october "a,
,Mashinsion and jefferson october
~ colgate November Z, Brown Mo-
tsaloer "a. Princeton: November a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
AID W0LGAST KNOCKS
OUT RUDY UNH0LZ
IN TWO ROUNDS

10Y MORNING JOURNAL arrcial LEASED wlFcl
Fond Du Lac, wis, Jam 29.--Ad
Wolgast, former lightweight eham
pion, tonight knocked cut Rudy I'm
holz. The Rocr iightwoight IN Che sev-
cnd rounl of scheduled ten-round
contest after a minute and thirty
FIVE seconds of actual fighting
Unhoiz took The count four
times in Che first round and
once in thc second and was reel
ing around the ring, battling bindN
whom the towel was thrown out from
his corner.
The weight had been specified az
1873 pounds al 3 o'clock and unho1
weighed IN az l27 Wolgast refused
10 strip but Sot on the scales in his
street clothes, tipping the beam AZ
149.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
SPEER UNFIT
FOR JUDICIAL OFFICE


savannah. Ga, Jan. 29.-payid o.
Barrow. collector of the port Of sa-
vannuh and formerly city attorney
testified today before The congression-
al committee investigating charges nj
official misconduct against Federal
Judge Emory -pcer chat ho consider
ga the accused judge unfit 70 preside
over court OF law.
conditions iu Judge spcers court W
Barrow said. "haye been intolcrahle
judge speer has by the misuse Of his
power 1a federal Judge. spread a
feeline of fear and Intimidation
among the people destroying their in-
dependence.
Chairman Wchh said tonight hc exc
pccted the Investigation 10 end by the
last sc this week
Counsel for Judge spccr VIII ask
permission To file within tHo weeks.
brief answer.ne IN detail Tho testl-
mouy against thelr c'ient
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
HlFE'S EFFORTS FAIL
TO SAVE HUSBAND

Ellis. Kan, Jan 2s.-After strus-
Cling for hours 10 rescue her husband
who had fallen into vel on his farm
near here today Mrs Gabriel Dinket
gave up exhausted ANA MI pinket
drowned IN four feet Of water.
Dinket was completing the wall Of
ncw wclL lie slipped and fell forty
feet 70 the bottom His wife obtained
q rope and lowered herself into ths
well. but Dinket was So crippled he
could not assist himself For a time
the woman held her husbands head
.above water and tried to climb up
with him Mrs. Dinkct collapsed and
is in dangerous condition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
PROBABLY KILLE D
WHILE TRYING
To ESCAPE
Two Americans in Hands of
FederaIs Believed to Have
Been Subjected to Notorious
Fugitive Law,

my noasua i3unsAl srtolAl LEASED Winr
sun Diego. Cuff Jan. 2a-Two
Americans one of them ~ ~ HU-
wood, am Oakland Calf, neWspaprl
mnn, were led out from Tijuana MeX.
leo. shortly before mEhtull yestor
day under guard of Moximn federal
foldiets, and nrt now believed to hc
ying dead in the mountains few
miles south nf the line inter being
subjected TO the fugitive law. Three
mile. south of the border Harwood
managed Co slip "a note TO Mexican
who passed them ON the road. The
note was addressed 90 san Diego
newspaper man
The letter. which reached this cts
today declared that the two American
prisoners had been compelled 10 CON
Tess they wore mugglers in order tl
avoid increasing the suspicious Of
the federal authorities who were told
by some poems that VIC were rebels.
The other man. tine letter says. WIS
Mortimer Miller
According To- the Mexican who mail.
"a inc letter the guard of Six fed
crnl soldiers carried mo- supplies and.
aside from "a small blanket which ono
~ the Americans had. there wac 49,
covering This has convinced United
slatcs Officials along the border that
the prisoners Wero not being takcu 60
Escnada for trial ag the Mexican au-
tboritIes asserted but were being
taken beyond into tho mounlaH
where they would be subjected 10 llh.
law OF "la fuea" beyond the sight Oh
Americans On this eide Of the inter-
national line
According to the letter Harwood
expected that hc and Miller would be
held until the other six members OF
the party were captured by The fed
erals
-Four of the other six were captured
yesterday morning. in the mountains
southeast az rNuna and arc now
held In the jail Tho others have
been cornored by detachment Of
TROOPS in an ola mine three miles
south Of Garcia. Mexico. The troops
are awaiting IN the entrance of thc
mine until the fueItives are starved
out.
Mexican authorities n THunl re-
fused 20 uv anything regarding the
capture of Che band of Americans u
has leaked out. however. that'thc fed
oral authorities believe them 10 Do
leaders of a band OF outlaws who
were planning 10 overthrow the ied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

ST. Louis Jan. 29.- Freddie Welsh
lghtweight champion of England, de-
feated Leo Kelly of So Louis, i'm an
eight round contest tonight.
Welsh was the aggrcssor from tn
start and never was i'm danger block
ing Kdlys hard uppercuts with ease
Welsh. IL was rumored, had been
matched 10 box Yome" shugrue ~
sew York nest week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

NcW York. Jan 2a For smuggling
sapphire pendant with diamond
in It into This country from Europe
last November. Robert T. Heiimeyer,
wealthy leather manufactures OF
Ioboken. *. j. and alrs. Edna NJ.
Alexander We're fined $1,000 each to-
DAY by judge Martin in the United
states court Hoitmeycr paid the
clerk Two $1,000 notes.
Frank j. Alexander u salesman
former husband Of the woman defen-
dant was d spectator i'm court He
has suit fer $4,000 pending in the
Sew Jersey courts against ieitmeyer
for alleged alienation of his wiic's af-
fecuons Mrs Hcitmcycr obtained 10
divorce a fclv days ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
ARTICLES SIGNED FOR
BOUT BETWEEN WINTERS
AND BENNY CHAVEZ

Pueblo. colo, Jam 49, Leslie VIM
ters Of Nashville Tenn ana Fcnny
chavez ct Trinidad Colo were
matched here today for q fifteen-
round bout to take place here Feb
ruary ~. The boys have agreed 70
weigh IN at lis pounds al 3 O'clock
I'm the afternoon
Articles Of agreement were sisned
by Manager Ross for Chavez who Is
at present I'm Trinidad, but viii leave
for pueblo tomorrow ana by Bert
Conn ra, who ls managing Winters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
jlCK TOuRsIiER PROBABlN
WILL JOIN TIMERS CLUB

Tacoma WASH, Jan 29.--Jack
FolmIer he star outfielder of the
Chicago White sox, today received a
telegram from joe Tinker offering q
'hfee-1e1r contract in the i'cderal
lagpe Fonnicr said the salary Of
iered was such that hc probably
80aid accept.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

cleveland Ohio. Jam 29.-Catcher
carsch signed today TO play with the
Cleveland American league club next
season. Pitcher Fred Banding assert
cd ne had not signed q Federal league
contract but would do so unless the
Cleveland club officials. give him q
substantial increase over his last
years salary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
MlNAGFR CARBIGAN's FIGURE
SUITS LEONARD. HE WHITES

Fresno, califa Jan 20 -Pitohe.
leonard of the Boston Americans
teeuaphcd Manager Camigan today
thai terms arc satisfactory and That
n, would sign IFS 1919 contract ass
soon AS 90 arrived. Leonard turned
down an offer from the Federal
league. We has been holding ont tor
an increase over his 1873 salary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
HIGH BEDIENT TO PLAY
WITH THE RED sOX AGAIN

Boston. Jan. Hugh Bedient' a
pel sox pitcher Of the past two sea-
sons who was said to have been APP
preached by Federal league agen.s.
asned with tho Poston club today
pedlent expressed himself as highly
satisfied" with tho terms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
CLEVELAND SCOUT TRYING TO
BEAT FEDERAIS TO JOHNSTON

Chattanooga Tenn, Jan. 29.-How-
ard Doyle. scout of the Cleveland
Americans. arrived here today 70 con-
fer with First Pasoman Doc" John
acn IN an effort to obtain his sigma
ture 20 a Cleveland contract and pre-
vent his acceptance of an offer from
the Federal league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
Ill0MAsON BACK TO OMAHA
REFUSED FEDS, i-r.HnAPS

umaha. Neb- Jan. 29.-Arthur
ih0mason STAR ouifieldrr and batter
" The Omaha Weston league clubs
,.aif returned his signed contract
lnaH3son bad received p flotitfinF
odef il was said, from the Federal
league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
Iowa ncpubIica0s Namc candidate.

Davenport, Iowa Jan 29.-The Sec
ond Iowa district republican con-
eressiona committee this afternoon
named Harry uull Of williamsburg
as the republican candidate for con.
grosa IN tho election to bc held Febru.
any no. The election is for the pur.
pose Of choosing successor 20 the
late Representative |. s. Pepper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN COUNTY
ENECUTICE COMMITTEE.

TO John w. wilson Jesus Marta
snndoval w % Andrews Sheriff jc-
sus Romero Dr } w. Elder. Modes
10 G. ortiz. Chires Chadwick Atan-
aston Moutoya policarpio Armiio
and Fred T. leln you are hereby
Notified that tha Republican ENecu-
tive Committee Of bcrnalilio county
VIII hold meeting ne $ O'Clock TO-
might II my office. Fifth and Cold
avenue. the same TO be- hclj ia eNecu-
flvo session business ef importance
81 To b. transacted
ELFEGO EAcA
Chairman of Committee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

The cost is 80 lihie and the results
are So quick and saiisi Htefy use
journal want ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
| OST MILLIONAIRE
MAY Be HELD BY
BLACEMAILERS
Wife of Francis Lewis Clark
Notified That Payment OF
$4,000 VIII Procure Re-
turn of Missing Husband

los Angeles. Calf Jam s9-An ali-
day search Hy the police failed today
To give amy cluc 10 the authorship on
the letter received late last night de-
handing $4,000 ransom for FRAN
cis Lewis clark, the snaknne. Wash ,
minionairc who has been missing from
Santa Barbara Calf, since Janu-
any ~
While friends of Clark are inclined
70 believe that the lCtter is not hoax
and that Clark really hjn custody OF
those who signed "Thc Blackmailers
to the letter received by chief OF po-
ncc Sebastian of this city thcy eX-
press the belief that further develop
ments must come from The writer's
of the letter
According TO IAN anonymous letter
received by local morning paper
Francis Lewis Clark the Spokane mll-
nunuiro. Is being held for ransom OF
$50. 600 by "hackmailers' in or ueor
this CITY, Clark disappeared FROM
santa barbara january q after see-
ing his wife off on q train and was
Thought 20 have committed suicide by
throwing himself in The ocean.
The letter demanding the ransom
for Clarks relcase was addressed to
"Chief of Police and dated Los An
eclcs january 2T 10 aid
eve are holding Millionaire Clark
for ransom OF $4,000 state IN EN-
amlner if his folks wiii pay it or not
lie is well taken care or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

Mrs. clark was located last night az
paso Rohles ana over Che long dis
fence telephone dictated the follow
ing reply TO the note win the request
tnat it be published rs demanded In
the letter
81 want to communicate with YOU
more fuily concerning my husbands
Gisappearancc. j want to know where
the money Il 90 DE- paid ana in what
manner I want 90 know the motive
that inspired the supposed KIDNAPPING.
If my husband rs held for ransom I
viii entertain the proposition con-
talned IN the lcttar addressed 70 chief
Sebastian but before definitely COM
matt myself ] must know more"
Handwrltnv experts who examined
the Anonymous letter today asserted
mat part or the letter Was written
by "a woman ard part d. man. The
pcefstt authorities were asked 20 assis.
Fin tracing the sender OF the message
Nrs. cnrk. is awaiting anxlously g
Ireplv 10 her request for further Ing
formation regarding Che alleged kid.
naping. published this morning In ac-
lcordance with demands made in ih'
letter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

wonted-clean cotton rags at
IOurnai office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-02
CONSIDER VETO
Martins Ferry Council viii Take Up
Ordinance Tonight That Was
Turned Down BY Mayor.

Martins Ferry council VIII hold one
or the most important meetings this
evening that u has held for some time
and action viii be taken on several
important matters The most ifnpor.
taw VIII be the ordinance granting an
Increase 20 the hrcmen and engineers
employed by the city. u will be re-
membered that the ordinance was
passed az the last regular meeting OF
council but since the meeting the
mayor has vetoed the ordinance aud
10 VIII now be- up TO council 10 pass
IL over his veto To place % In effect
Unless ~ Is passed this evening the
dremen and engineers union will call
r. strike Several other matters will
bc given attention an dthc regular bills
will be ordered paid.