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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
ONLY FORTY MEN
IN MUT|NY NEAR
FUNSTON s LINE
Colonel luna Says Fifteen
Were Captured and Are
Nov in Eternity" Others
Scatter and Escape,

Vera cruz, July s-Only forty mon
We're involved IN the revolt Of ths
Mcyict federal outpost in front of
the American lines on Monday ne.
cording to Lieutenant Colonel lzun.
"a. the Mexican commander. lznnza
today told Captain Anderson WHO
WAS IN command Of the train 10 Inc
gap, that he captured fifteen of the
mutineers. who were new in rtot.
nity,' but that the others. who were
mounted, had scattered and escaped.
Colonel izunza said he had person.
ally pairolled the entire line about
Vera cruz and had secuted for a
large band of constitutionalist sympa-
thizers which the mutlneers had
started out ia join. he said he had
found no Sign Of such force and
believed the tale Of its existence "a
have been invented by the consu-
tutlonalist committee in Vera Cruz.
The federal commander spoke Bit
terry Of the efforts Of this committee,
who We're under the protection Of the
American forces. but he aid not cast
any blame on the Americans.
4 report was available here TODAY
that authorization for the closing OF
he gap in the railway should be Is.
sued IN Mexico city, but Colonel
luna did not mention the matter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
COLONEL STILL
UNDECIDED AS
To CANDIDACY
Urged by New York Progress
SveS to Run for Governor,
Roosevelt Declines to Com
NIT Himself on Proposition,


oyster Bay n. ". July s,-Aftce
his crowded day of conferences with
progressive leaders ut national head
quarters in New York. Colonel Roose-
welt reached Sycamore Hin at =
O'Clock tonight saving he had had Il
bully dag Of rest.
Or. Alexander Lambert came with
him in a motor car. The physician is
20 stay at oyster Bay until late to-
morrow to give the colonel another
examination
Asked tonight if he had been inn
pressed by the urging of DELEGATIONS
that want him to stay OCT Of the race
for governor Colonel Roosevelt said
Il have told nobody that VIII run
for governor.
When 1t was suggested that strong
pressure had been put upon him re-
eardine the eoyefnorshp, he answer
ed
Yes, both ways
\ delegation from Maine. with Hal
bert F. Gardner. progressive candi-
date for governor at the head. urged
Colonel Roosevelt TO decline 20 make
the race for governor. Mr.. Gardner
urged that the colonel ought 10 save
himself for the presidential race in
1915 when the progressives the coun-
try over expect he viii lead the ticket
Gardner said the colonel, while Civ
ing no decisive word had conveyed
the impression that he would not run
for the goVernorship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
FLYING BOAT To
Be PUT IN ORDER
WITHOUT DELAY
Curtiss Plan for Submerged
Fins Not Accepted by Lieu
tenant Porte, Who Wants to
Begin transatlantic Trip,


tiammondsport, n. y, July H.-ln-
creased flotation by auxiliary pom
toens instead Of the system Of sub
merged fins will not be tried on Rod
man Wanamaker's Atlantic fly
ping boat. America. IN order To mako
her rise in the water more quickly
when fully loaded.
Glenn curtiss agreed today to give
over his idea of auxiliary planning
surface in favor of Lieutenant Portes
plan for quick results Lieutenant
Porte supported his position in The
matter by saying
What Mr. Curtiss wants 10 do is
absolutely right from his point Of
view. but he Is attacking n highly sell
ontific and exceedingly different
problem and il might take weeks to
work it out properly On the other
hand We know We can get very
quick results hy resorting 10 the use
Of extra pontoons and ] am axious
to get started
Some interesting experiments were
made today with the drift instrument
made for Lieutenant Porte by Elmer
Sperry. of Brooklyn, inventor Of a
gyroscopic stabilizer for ueroplanes.
The drift records show how fast the
is moving sideways of the
course. Captain Creagh Osborne md
Lieutenant John H. Towers tried the
instrument today In 4 new navy ny
and found iis work sat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Pittsburgh lulY 81 In q heavy hit
ting game Philadelphia defeated
Pittsburgh today 10 60 a The vis-
itars made All their runs and All their
hits IN the first four innings off
p'Toole and ronsolman.
scofel A. n d
Philadelphia 2ai 400 coo 10 ~ 4
piushureh o2i ee0 o0g- IS i
batteries Marshall. oeschecr and
kiilifer: o'roole. Conselman, Nam.
maux ana Gibson. Coleman
summary Two-hase hits Maece
lhree-base hits Ryrne. los <eny.
hits~nff u'Toole 6 In 81 off consel-
man lei aff MammauN la 3. off
Marshall IN a orr Oeschger p III g..
liases GA balls OF Marshall . OFT
oeschser oft Consclman .. OF
Mammaux struck out ~ Marshall
2 hy oeschger 3 ~ OTooie s. b.
'enselman hv MammauN s. I'm.
pres KLEIN and Emsle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
MUST WORK Or
QUIT CANANEA,
SAYS GALES
Rebel Officer Gives Drastic
Order to Strikers Who Have
Closed Down Bic Copper
Mines and Mills,


Nogales, Ariz.. July S.-Twenty-five
hundred striking Mexican miners al
Cananea. Sonora, have been given by
Col z. Elias Gales commander Of
the consttutionalist garrison in So
nora. the alternative of going to
work, leaving the camp or joining
the army. This was the news brought
here tonight by John Bowman Unit
ed States consul at Nogales. sonora.
on his return from Cananea
The Cananea Consolidated Copper
company's employees struck last week
for higher pax recognition Of the
miners union and other concessions.
but the company refused to grant
their demands.
While Colonel Gales was n Cana
nea with 500 troops Jose Maytorena.
civil governor of the state. attempted
to send commission there to inves-
tigato but the commission got no
further than Nogales. as Gales noti-
fed the investigators he would inn
prison them il they came TO Cananea.
At present the mines and all stores
are closed II IS reported that hunger
viii add another menace 10 the situa-
ton unless the strike is settled soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
ZAPATA BROTHERS
WANT TO KEEP LOOT

Los Angeles. July Representing
his brother. Emiliano Zapata. Cen
leral Eufamio zapata passed through
here today on the way to Saltllo,
Mexico where he viii offer to Gem
ieral Carranza first chief Of the con-
Istitutionailsis the support OF Zapa-
tistas in return for a guarantee that
IAN the haciendas now in the hands
.of the lapatistas will be distributed
solely among them
The general left Emiliano Zapata
two weeks age. he said, by way Of
Acapulco and BY sea. thence to sam
Francisco Emiliano Zapato with
%, Oao followers. was then within fif-
teen miles Of Mexico city but lacked
artillery and ammunition sufficient
for successful assault upon Iluerta
in his capital
The proposition General Eufamio
Zapata said ne would present 10 Car
rama contains provision that car
ranza supply the 1apalistas with ar
tillers and more men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
FRIDAY FINAL DAY
TO PAY INCOME TAX


isrseiAl eoRrEsrosoEscs 70 MORNING. Jourr.li
Santa Re July S.-Friday of this
week Is the last day on which to pay
your income tax, according to the
revenue officials. After that Uncle
sam VIII he mercless The penalty Of
five per cent and ono per cent a
month Interest will be added In ad-
dition property will be seized and sold
without amy formal legal steps except
adveftising he sale To top the pro-
ceedines The United States district at
totney will set busy To make it inter
estng fer the delinquent in the fed
eral court In other words. it is
cheaper @ pay the income tax by Fri
day and sir whatever grievances there
mhy Doe afterwards
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
PRESIDENT HUERTA
WILLING TO RESIGN

Mexico city July s-The differ
onees which have arisen between The
United states ana Mexico were he
subject Of a report read before the
senate and chamber Of deputies this
afternoon by Acting Foreign Minis
ter Roberto Esteva Ruiz. who declar-
ed the trouble between the two coun-
tries was bound up with the internal
conflict in Mexico owing to the as
sistance and support given by the
United States To the revolutionists
The report expressed readiness ON
the part of the Huerta government to
negotiate with the Constituencies
fer the establishment of new
provisional administration. which
"would assure political peace in Mex
leo and make clear President Ilu-
eria's willingness to resign, if there
by such peace could be secured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

New York Juil The doubles
rart Of ihe test matches for the So
lection of the Davis cup team were
finished with victor, fnr Cara II
Behr and = u peli today GA tbe
turf Of the Country club az Wcstches.
ter ~ the hna round Behr the form
"f intetnatioualist and pell beat Dean
Mathey and g. n Church 6-f. G.a
Behr entered into the rallies with 81
speed that swept ail before him nIs
Nelicting and smashlng We're 80 lhe
hurricane ordef he carried peil WHO
played weakly 81 times alone wth
him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
JAZZ ANESE SHOW
FRIENDSHIP FOR
UNITED STATES
Steamer From Sunrise Empire
Is Not Allowed to Bring Car
90 Of Arms and Ammunition
to federal Ports.

Washington July s.-llow Japan
has adhered TO IT'S declared intention
'of maintaining neutrality in the
Mexican trouble was described in a
report received tonight at The navy
depar,ment from Captain Andrews OF
the cruiser Maryland. on the Pacific
coast.
= am told by captain Moriyama. Of
the ldzuma, Japanese cruiser said
the report chat the japanese mer~
chant steamer Seiyo Mura. which
touched at Manzanillo and Sahna
Cruz. her regular ports of call, re-
Gently, did not bring any arms or am
munition to Mexico because the Japa-
nesa government did not permit her
to do go. Before the departure Of the
soivo MHra from her last japanese
port she was thoroughly searched by
the japanese government TO make
sure that she d.d not carry any arms
and ammunition.
II am further informed by the cap
tain of the Idzuma that the Mitsuico
has. or had. a contract with the HUI
nition but that the japanese govern
ment would not permit delivery az
this time. out Of the friendship to the
United States.
Commanders Of Mexican eunboals
on the Pacific coast have taken nn-
usual measures to facilitate the work
Of American cruisers assigned To keep
them under observation. Rear Adj
miral Howard reported tonight that
while the cruiser New orleans Was
following the federal gunboat Gucr-
zero numerous social calls were eX-
between officers Of the two +
vessels. and at night a stern light was
rugged on the Mexican ship To aid the
New orleans Relations between the +
American officers and the comman-
Ter Of the consttutonalist gunboat /
he said, had been equally I
IS cordial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Chicago. July s.--A base on balls .n
the eleventh inning paved the way a.
20 victory for Boston over chi.
oago. today Win the score tied.
Murray taking Collins place. walked,
Whaling sacrificed Murray went 20
Third on d wild pitch and scored the
winning run on Gathers single The
visitors cllnohcd the game by smuggling
in two more runs.
Leach Eyefs and Zimmerman were
pot out Of The game Tor arguing
SCORE " D
Boston Ut. 0t0 600 600 90 = ~ 2
Chicago 0el no Ol00o-i II 3
Batteries Tyler and Whaling che
ney. label, Lavender sud llfesnahan.
iargroyc
summary Two.hase SAFER.
schmidt Three base hit Marnnvillc
Hlts-Off Cheney Ia 2. of label 3
IN g or Lavender IN o. Double
plays -Evers. Maranville Eycrs. Ma
IanNllle and Schmidt Tyler. Maran-
vile and schmidt. whiued, schmidt.
Bases on balls or Cheney off Ty-
Ter or Lavender q struck out--By
Cheney J. by label I by Tyler Z by
Lavender !. rmpires-Byron and
johnson,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
FIRST NAVAL DISPATCH
SENT BY AER0PLANE


Washington July Dispatch-ear-
rving by aeroplane for the first time
IN the history Of navy aeronautics
was reported today from the battle
ship Mississippi When the MISSISSIPPI
nj was rs miles off the Virginia capes
heading for Hampton Roads several
days ago, Lieutenant Bellinger and
Ensign Stolz went into the air with
their machine, rose to a height Of 4
GOO fee. and descended upon the tele-
graph office at Fortress Monroe with
an important message for the navy
which badly working
wireless had failed TO transmit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
Il II +
nes MoInc. I. Mlchila 5.

I3htttrlcs IUnNs NegNn aud NHIIt
Sterzer and Schans
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'rabh and Crosby
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RES0LUTE WINS FIRST
ACTUAL TRIAL ON
HER TIME ALLOWANCE

Newport, r. l.. July S.-After lend
ing throughout the contest the cup
class yacht NanIue lost the first Of
the actual trial races for the defense
OF the Americas cup, sailed off here
today. The Resolute won on her time
allowance hv J minute and ~ sec
onds
Three miles from the finish Of the
thirty-mile windward and leeward
course the Vanite had the race app
parently Well in hand but the Reso-
lutte bringing up o freshonng breeze.
cut the lead Of the Cochran yacht 70
30 seconds Al tn, line.
The Defiance the third cup candl-
date, broke down this forenoon when
s he WAS scarcely outside the. habor.
she probably viii race tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
SIX NEW MEXICANS
MEET IN GERMANY

The Morning Journal has received
post card from Bad Wildungcn.
Germany signed by six New Mexico
people, who are AT present touring
Europe. The card bears the signatures
of Alfred Gfunsfcld. Mrs Alfred
Grursfeld and Miss Hilda Grunsfeld.
of Albuquerque Charles llfeld and
Charles a. Spices, of Las Vegas. and
j. yan Houten. of Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

East las Vegas. July Manager
r. y. Baer Ell the Las Vegas Maroons
has announced that team from san
ia Fe win meet The local bail tossers
IN the coming sunday. a lively game
Is promised the las Vegas fans as the
squad from SANTA Fc has been play
ing a fast TYPE OF ball SO far this sea
son and the Maroons are fast hitting
their stride
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
rIes necora for Cames Io.t.

San Antonio, Tex July s.-By les
ing its tweniy-sixth consecutive game
here today the Austin club Of the
: exas league. tied the record for
straight gamcs lost In professional
baseball made by Louisville Of the
association in 1883. To
GAYS game was lost I'M the eighteenth
imins, to s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Des Moines July S-Des Molnes
won the last game Of the series from
Wichita hA SCORE Of to 3, The
pitching Of Lefty Mogridge after he
relieved lakaff with the bases filled
and none out In the third was the
feature of the game. lie yielded but
one scratch hit in SIX innings
score X y
Des Moines $50 100 l0x-7 II 8
Wichita .... 0al 200 000-S
Batteries, lakaff. Mogridse and
Haley, Lambert, Durham and Gra-
hum
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
CINCINNATI q, BrooLI,n Z.

Cincinnati, july S,--The wildness Of
cincinnatfs pitchers in the ninth in
ming of lodays game permitted
Brooklyn TO come within one run Of
iieing the score which stood at q 10 %
IN favor II Cincinnati. when Brook
hn was finally retired. leaving three
men on bases
seorei N T.
Brooklyn ....olO cor oO3~-b 10 J.
Cincinnati $50 020 i0x 70 o
Batteries- Raglan. Brown and Fish
81. Schneider, Benton, Douglass and
Clark.
summary Two-base Hummoil
Three base hit Moran. Hits-Ou RAJ
gan IN d OF Brown 2 IN 3 off
schneider u in Si-s. off Benton IN
0 of Douglass 0 In 2-3 Double phys
--Herzog. Groh and Ilohlitzei. Dalton.
Culshaw and smith Schneider Ia Her
zog TO Iobllt1el. Bases on halls~Off
brown ! OFF Schneider off Benton
: struck 0nt hy Ragan 3 By Brown
2. mplres-llarl and Rigler.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

+. + Cross. VINO travels in Virginia
and other southern states. was taken
suddenly and severely IN with collie.
At the first store he came To the
merchant recommended Chamber
lain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Two doses of il cured him.
No one should leave home on n jour
ney Without a hottie OF this prepare
ton. For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Copenhagen July S.-American
athletes fresh from their London
Fourth Of july triumph scored sever
al wins At the athletic games in the
stadium here this evening " NJ
Older. Jr. Of the New York A. G.
won the high jump; James @. Patter-
son Of the University Of PcnnsylNa-
mia, won the final heat IN the 500
meters, ana the American team cap
tured the relay race
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
81. Louis 4: New York z.

81 Louis. July s.-st Louis got The
breaks In a loosely played game with
New York this afternoon aud won. 4
to .. Two hits. punched with three
errors in the third inning gave the
champions their tallies
N ~
New York -. 00S goo 000-g 4
st Louis ,00i COL o2xi q
batteries Mathewaon aud Meyers
Doak and Wingo.
summary 1'wo-basc hits Wilson
Higgins. Three-hase hits Butler.
Wingo, Double plays Higgins. Mil
Ter Butler, Husgina. Miller llases on
balls OFF MathewspB . Off Deak
Struck out~ily Mathewson 1. By
poak J. lmpires Eason and Quig-
lev
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
LOCAL BOYS QUALIFY
AS SPEED MERCHANTS:
TIRES ARE SMOKING

The title Speed Boys" was origin
ally applied 10 an American league
ban team. but this city has contend
crs for the same title speed is the
middle name of every Henry mes
scnecr boy. Henry's messengers are
the fastest in the city and they are
literally setting their bicycle tires on
Ere, exceeding the speed limit.
TIenrys delivery is prepared to
take care Of all the business it can
get and business once gotten is 50
taken care Of that il is never lost
once a Henry patron, always 50.
Henry also has autos-two Of them,
and they are alv avs waiting for your
call. For 4 hurry up messenger or
auto, phone 93g. That's Henry.
Results from journal want ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
IT. Louis @: Washington ).

Washington, July S-St Louis won
to victory over Washington to-
day mainly through Bookings lnef.
fectYeness. The Browns scored five
runs IN the first two innings, on six
nils and a hit balsman
score II II =
s. Louis .. $50 0i0 O00--G . u
Washington 600 zoe 040-5 Z
Batteries Paumgardncr. Mitchell
and Agnew, Boehllng, Engel Harper.
bentley and Henry. a Williams
summary Two base hit--C. Walker.
Three base hits Milan .. shotten
Hits~uff Baumgardner 2 IN 71-8: of
Mitchell o IN 2-3 Off Boehling in
or Engel 2 in 8 Off Harper IN
Z off Bentley ia /. Double PLAYS
faNan Ia Pratt to Leary. ! Williams
10 Mcbride. Bases on halis~Off
Paumgardner ,. off Mitchell /. Off
tiarper struck out--iiy Baumgard-
ner by Isngel 3 by Harper 3 by
Bentley l. Empires Evans and Egan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Philadelphia, July s..- Plank out
twlrled Dauss, who pitched the fins.
seven innings for Detroit tolay. ana
Philadelphia won the game, , TO 0.
Scurei II N A.
Detroit .s,. 900 600 000-0 O.
Philadelphia ole 200 O0x-g O
Batteries Dalss. Reynolds and
slanage Plank and Lapp.
Summary. 1wo-huse hlt--Vitt Hits
or Dauss 4 in 2; of Reynolds o In
I. Bases on balls Dauss Off
Plank Q. Srueic out-By Dauss by
Reynolds boy Plank e. umpres-
chill aud Sheridan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
Among the B0wlers
standing Of Teams.
MATCH TONIGHT.
TAIL ENDERs TAKE THREE
STRAIGHT FROM CIGAR 60.

The Postoffice MO, who until last
night held down the subway station
in tho puckpin league. took three
straight from the New Mexico Cigar
company team AMI elevated Itself The
match was played last night az the
Drummer alleys
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

s. IouI. q. IndIanapoII. 3.

indianapolis, July S-lndianapols
tried out McConnaughey. a new twir-
Ter signed last week in the game with
ST Lolis today. and the visitors won.
to 3. punched hits Off Neon
naughey lost indianapolis the game
seores n D.
ST. Louis ....200 01O 102-G 10
indianapolis 600 800 0O0--3 .
Batteries Groom ana Chapman
McConnaughey and Raridcn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Chicago 8. Kansas q, I.

Chicago. July s-Chlcago clouted
ont an easy victory over Kansas city
today. 2 to ]. Beck's home run over
the right field fence in the second In
ming was the feature
score; u. II. D.
Kansas city ...10O 600 O0O-l g
Chicago ......022 600 01x-5 . ]
Batteries. Stone ana EasterlN,
Fisk and Wilson,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

New York. July s--New York open
ed It's stand against the western teams
by winning the opening game against
Cleveland by 10 /.
Score. A. n A.
Cleveland loo OOU O00-f h
New York ~. 100 900 DIX o
Batteries Mitchell, Collamore and
oNeil Warhop and Nunnmakcr
Summary Two-has hit-Jackson.
Double play Nell to Laioie to
O'Neil Bases on bills or WARRIOR 2
off Mitchell g. struck out-By War
hop hy Mitchell e. Hhs-Of
Mitchell in :. OFF Collamore 4 In !.
Empires -pineen and Hildebfand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
LORDS EXCLUDE
ALL Of ULSTER
FROM HOME RULE


IoEdnn, July g.-The house of
lords Is dealing with the bin amend
Ing the home rule bin with unusual
exhaustion and IS wasting little time
In discussion.
Three important amendments were
adopted yesterday The first provided
for the elimination Of the clause Of
the BIN requiring that vote shall be
taken Ia each county of Ulster on the
question whether 1t should be exclud-
ed from the operation of the home
rule biz The second provided for the
toal exclusion Of Ulster. without
time limit The third which was ac-
cepted hy the government. places the
excluded Ulster under q secretary Of
state instead If the lord Lieutenant.
in order 10 avoid any possibility Of
influence from Dublin.
An amendment offered hy Lord
Mcdonnell proposing a sort of home
rule within home rule, by setting up
special lister council OF Hfty-two|
members t0 take over the chief ad-
ministratiye work Of the province.
was supported by m0deratos Ike
Earl Larchern and Baron Courtney.
but was rejected on division by 1856
to 20
The Daily Telegraph today asserts
On high authority that the govern
mont eventually viii accept the bill
as amended hy the house of lords IL
adds that there viii he no difficulty
regarding the abolition Of the time
limit. hat ihlt the Redmonditcs viii
toutly oppose the exclusion of the
whole of Ulster They viii. however. (
the telegraph declares be outvotcd /
on this point in the house Of com
mons hy combination Of unionists
and liberals
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How They stand.


Atlanta So Mobile 90 lSecand game
called va seventh inntnR darkness
Memphis & birmingham
Montgomery ~ Chattanooga
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yelled through the basement window
To the dripping teiler below
"oh. why be a hot. white baker,
said he Il knead the dough.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09

Sioux city, July S--Denyer pound
ed Klein out of the box for 5-to-a
win in another fast game today
score: II ~ T.
Sioux City 20l coo 000-3
Denver .......0 ol o22 00o--5 10
Batteries Klein, White and Crisp
Gaskell and Block.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-09
TEpEnAL LlAnrE srANnINa-

Baltimore nt Brooklyn
Pittsburgh ne nuffaia.
Kansas tfif at 81 inHIs
indlunapeilf 10 NhlrnEa