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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Retires to Executive Man
sion Until End of Thirty
Day Period.
APPELLATE TERM GRE
ATED FOR THIS CITY
Judge of Court of Record May
Determine Mental Condition
of Predetermined.

Albany, April 15-Governor Glynn IN
order to secure more privacy In tho con-
slderatlon OF the bills before him has re-
tired to the Executive Mansion. lie VIII
spend the greater part OF his time there
until the end of the thirty-day period on
April q, and unless case OF great emer-
gency arises he will not even give any
audiences on legislative measures.
The Governor signed to-day the bill au-
thorizlng the Judge OF court Of record
to determine the mental condition OF al
legged feeble-minded peYons on the appH-
cation OF parents, guardians, relatives,
probation or parole officer or a superin-
tendent or principal of a school. If their
condition warrants they can be committed
to an institution. The bill was urged by
the State Charities Aid Association and
similar ORGANIZATIONS, who Informed the
Governor that while the state il spending
annually 100000 for the insane 1t Is
backward I'm its care OF the feeble minded.
II is declared that feeble-mindedncss Is
as serious problem as insanity.
"A large number of feeble-mlnded per-
sons are at large" said tho Governor,
and the ranks OF the criminals ere large
~ recruited from them The children In
founding hospitals in great many In
stances come from the girls and women
In this class, and In many cases are
adopted to grow UP In normal homes.
The state has hitherto permitted the dan
ger from the feeble-minded to grow un-
checked"
The Governor also signed the bill pro-
viding for a commission to investigate the
care, custody. treatment and training OF
the mentally deficient.
A court known as the Appellate Term Is
created in New York City under the Nc
Grath bill. which was approved. 1t pro-
vfdes that appeals from decisions OF the
municipal or city courts of New York can
be heard by either the Appellate Division
or by not less than three Supreme Court
Justices I'm each Of the First and Second
Judicial departments, who shall be known
as the Appellate Term. The justices OF
this term or justice OF the Appellate
Division may allow further appeal to
the Appellate Division. The new law will
greatly relieve the Appellate Division.
The Governor vetoed the bill which
would allow courts In discretion TO i'm
pose any penalty from 81 up to the pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

westchester. The funeral TOOK place
from the home OF his parents, at 800 East
is,th st. Services were conducted py inc
Rev. Father CHshin. chaplain OK elns
sing Prison. only members OF the Inn
mediate family and intimate friends we're
admitted. though a crowd gathered In
front OF the house and stood In heavy
rain until the Dody was borne to the
hearse.
IIp TO the time Mrs. Cirofci. mother OF
tho dead man. appeared. assisted by her
son. I'm the crowd, laughed and seemed
10 take the whole affair az joke Her
evident grief sobered them.
Three open barouches were hlled with
flower offerings. A few had tags at
tached. These showed that they were
sent by "the Fordham boys and tine
boys OF Canal street" one piece was
made up OF white flowers In the form OF
clock dial. with tho hands pointing 10
$40, the hour Clrohci was put to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
ROOSEVELT MAY
REVISIT SANTIAGO
Returning Next June, Colonel Is
Expected to View the
Battlefields.
IRON Tho Tribune pureau.l

Washington, April 15-when Colonel
Roosevelt returns to the Upited states
IL will probably be through Cuba and
gulf port. lie is to go to Spain next
month from South America, to attend the
wedding OF his son Kermit to the daugh-
ter of Colonel Willard. the American Am
bassador to that country.
After that the colonel may take
French or German liner from Barcelona
to Havana, or II he can induce the COM
pany to divert the ship, direct to Santi-
ago. where he may visit the battlehelds
on which he led the Rough Riders SIX
teen years ago.
From Cuba Colonel Roosevelt will come
home possibly through New Orleans and
up through the Mississippi Valley. lie is
expected to reach the United States in
June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
wilson's Hand Upheld and
Anti-RepeaI Forces
Driven to Cover.
OSCAR STRAUS URGES
PASSAGE OF THE BILL
II s. should Fulfil Word Not
Only to Letter but In Acccrd
with Liberal Spirit.
,rrom m. tribune Bureau. ]

u-.shtnxton. April i5.--Advocates OF
Al. tolls repeal bill adopted aggressive
,sct,cs AZ the hearing before the senate
Committee on Interoceanie Canals 70,
aav and drove TO cover the anu-repe3'
forces chempioned by Senator oSor-
man. Members who stand with the
president IN the controversy took the
mar hand giving basis for the preoie-
80, that an effort will be made 20 cut
short the time allowed for the debate
80 che measure and force vote WITHIN
a few weeks.
II WAS admitted by Senators both TOT
ara arainst the repeal bill to-day that
he Mexican situation had put ne"
lsn.ct on the tolls controversy and the
prospect OF international dimcuities nSo
strengthened the hand OF the PRESIDENT
Senator Simmons to-day led a sorue
OF administration members Of the COM
nittee 10 attack Senator O'Gorman TOT
attempting 20 construe testimony given
" the Commissioner of Navigation Is
'3rsvoring the exemption Of tolls.
Il do not think that construction can
Ice put upon the testimony" protested
senator Chiffon. -.
IF you will search the record SAID
senator Ransdeil. pounding the table
=, before Mr.. O'Gorman, you won't ma
that testimony there"
oscar S. Straus. formerly Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor. urged the pas
sa ga Of the repeal bill before the Sen
ate committee to-day. Where there was
so wide a difference OF opinion even IN
the United States. he said, there coulo
he no question that there was doubt Oh
the right of this government TO exempt
American vessels, and the policy OF tax
ing advantage of such situation Woulu
not be good policy.
Let us emphasize that our word IS
as good as our bond" Mr. Straus said
and that our bond is not open 10 tech
meal construction or even TO quiooie'
and that we will fulfil II not only 70
the letter. but in accord with a broad
and liberal spirit"
Mr.. straus contended that an eXemp-
ton would not profit consumers. but
o,astwise vessels alone. Ex-President
. Roosevelt. he said believed the eXemp-
lfon of coastwise shipping did not VIC
6As treaty obligations. but thought the
Il ubstion should be submitted to arbi-
j ration.
No other witnesses were ready, and
Ftbc hearing was adjourned until to-
morrow. when Seth Low. Of New York
. will be heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
New Haven Directors Will Act,

A meeting Of the directors Of the New
Haven Railroad will be held to-day 10
complete plans for the stockholders meet
ing at New Haven on Tuesday. Tho
agreement between the government and
the railroad for the dismemberment OF
the company will come up for ratification
at the stockholders meeting, and the III
rectors are anxious TO see tho compact
uDheld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
PASSENGER RATES LOWER
Changed Under New Provision
of Commerce Body.

washington. April 15.-Readjustment OF
Messenger rates on all interstate railroads
in the United States. In conformity win
the long-and-short haul provision OF the
law, under orders OF the Interstate COM
merco Commission, will become effective
On May /. Tho new tariffs fled by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

When the steamer Niagara, OF tns
French Line, arrived here last night ron
IIavre her officers reiterated denlais OF
REPORTS that she had been In trouble our
ing her voyage.
Coming up the bay the Niagara was
Hated TO port That, the captain ex-
planned. was caused by the small cargo,
the scarcity Of coal in tho starooafo
hunkers and the strong easterIy wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

an. axsd suns for violation OF the tene-
ment house regulations IN w"
city. =. .a,a
''rhls proposed amendment 10 Scr. &c.,
would make the provision as 70 penai'les .
a nullity and tend to make the tenement
house law unenforceable'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

roads with the commission ina5cate
material reduction In fares. parueu'a.'s
,yo,,, Io,portant terminals and rate basing
points 20 intermediate points.
IL is estimated by officials OF the COLT
mission. after an analysis OF the tsrips'
that ''sG per cent Of the changes In fares
will be reductions" and per cent IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
JLTIMATUM FOR
Nm. H. WITNESSES
reat of Criminal Suits Unless
They Tell About Billiard
Operations To-day.

Washington. April 15.-Unless there
an overnight change in the attitude
witnesses in the New Haven Railroad
Eestigation. who refused to tell the In
Estate Commerce Commission about the
erations Of the Billiard company. to
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

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tnh alfasrh th assf'1EnFae ta1ryalisa -
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,nuae 20 ~ nHs eahsH 4stgpuaite
MAsadwGa auatIfira The etViHf eH
k'inh hR fga'6aIstfnt alft GHnflS dnlfaHs
/ K'fna ntiie th secure aieFlnite q.
gnqmalfh ir0nl tscnrrn s'tsisalisa ~
lhls siflianN an aivt fanh ana titffHf
tiiasasbns ~ u0naaa 9t aiH 1'fHi1tsffs
81 NtxirA. I'VE SAYS that f'HlHiiisi hat
inoaalalllt elc<n tWAfue 4i"nsts -
qh bis JnstntiHnsH and That r'tfFasffs
aANs rbHhgRa SINCE assFnfft oafisx lias
reg.sislsed ih taAn1Bt giN4sls - FaNHr
ing aapniifas
alt 4hinca< thal f'eagahsA Hef'ks 9lfie
.rlefulan ot 4ArElwss 3li his dHh
tihnns.g4se amt 4laa INK fnww1fHInn
ahA4 the sa'l'ifse 81 ahe ili'sl t'lsltd and
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pA{ltlaaa p6saa1na. lft esfg Hot De Hile'
sqmaA lamm tntesilne tin phce ~
gaqaihega when gfse Nletaiofm hie =.
nhifp aa4sehs
an ifhhiwfn 8h lsfs slfitrf4Hf'fa ff Hssr'
SIMON Hr4iga aht si'i'iola hetfN ~ z1se
ssslfe eAptamfnaHt there hepe hetsh
oifnf ~eaalkt YsFoeAarna'qitiHs ~ ~shs'il
lf,aaaeenza b tfauneA nm supreme
NlaskasH and sltlha#'ise ies'if'aeA.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

Sa1itn T0 Safu ta.-'Sintt ere
nhnlHllnnnii vi 4ht Irpuntea Rnliicf
thais. Hsnnls to De ~ r'efrliiieste'pet 81
thc u4pe "a nllB'hcr thn sH'rIii ns'tf
Ihr attsst sinne wears nta n'ffft l<
hirdIle q apsssHn az diaufta cntnu D.
iltp xsognirt nov 1ilu has Ffnm npe uf
fOti ar iiuf 1nuf'nm rissfs IN 4ht
nndiltu On fnfo. 1htn'f olie'la 1D lw tpfin
fnra Huflh uiaae u1 aht infiffs HiiIcf
enc rsalsiiBfrs af4fil spfih llfetls us the
isnolllnr same H0tnnhs MA al Santa
Flr safa atlp 1rimss1ceh
Wlhfn count f'f1Afqifs 81 Alilfnortii'.
la ntsAh Ini1nh. tine tiiini al =. T.. f'1i~
1fr md O vi HhllsN eihiarct e3th
tht iaallng ga 9stHsh ; u0nnon nn
.aunt at wish etuc rp an Snnlta Ft
rninsCe liifra e'taa Iwn nlurdfr unsns
fm tire hpclsfg Far ght Hrast1a ttifD.
slian anian sanlnoe b b. hioe't % itsisii
nne aisae. San Mgnfl rfuenm viii ha~e
sfsarnl ginlls Fn0s and Foi0 Arn'iba
lp0Imeies hart HsDnsl Insts Ca'a1it
ig'fun4y has fBtaf mindtg tasns tin tiff
'Bnfifaa and esain ahc ssqaaulc rfitia
hnss A,rfm nnndlme an llnsHnnlls inHcf
rlgnAfH ~ tniiHmill t4lHals asu1
lirllse fllf fd killings
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

santa Fc. sept -. 1As hpgpa is'asn
gar carrying ore has not ses enssEsas
disappeared fro4n New M<xscN - =
repuTs ffnm Kingston, Sierra renntsl
Indicates, fee gAlnNrl Finch ana asses
csAses are packing sAegf orc gpolm shx
Overlook silver nise distance q
eighteen miles en the haeAS ~ sNens
a. .faee AnrfeS. This i necc&4t3ss>s
because oi The bAa canaisson u ne
w&ean rcAa between Kingston md
Lake Valley A ASsem II lf@eiaSHf
the ores IN the Franklin H4e oaNr Il
KINGSTON IL paaAAeA - aS 10 have she
vat0<s on Inc various aHMp< ~ aa~
grade ores
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
MANY CASES SUBMITTED
BEFORE SUPREME COURT

sin1sA lnn SltIft aAs--Al'n 4hf ffatf
supreme tVant aoilt2 aff uasas td a1n'
genie 4sernti'a. Hlantnt IN tf't'of IS
aailElaan Mcintosh htitiuaagA ~ tau'fif.
fro1n Htaundlilio casIlse ahe 'tt 0A'es'k
B1asnfh xlng,s1H 60 al.. taHfulliArl1ss -
Thomas NfHf'iifa. la'gasnlTr AT#sel.
lnra. afean CifiIfax r0mn4ss First Ma
.dioraa Hsank fd HsaIffn "a a.. aHsrtl-
lcas. Is rihaFfas Mcl'sfaae tiuasataf.
tlic. appellant Also ifrffH Cesifsx cofsn.
Ia. and The Prize Shoe and Hleilfllae
lcfEnpafgg ta AL. aFg,cliees FSl IfefaHlsfs
~ EEssas. gruasuTau. aH4asliaIis azseFe
llolfax oesnr1s. Rtsft argued and s4lf-
ml9fsa tsdzs
T'emotrDW alhe lasH ed she Gases sie't
aflAa at aAe CLAYTON 1'Aansnt eeFn-
gmne. zEptl4es<s rs Clayton au'as
coras1ane at al. Appellants Hiera
Qniem c0uHts q III Sandlf4l. aTTf'llrf.
VS.. \ A. peaHs. and D. "a NalgAeHH.
agsrssilAHas, a'rasa SANTA aas eonnss. Ann
Jose Hea8srtl a5altaaa a. al aTgtllssHss
rs r B Caluen and a. B. heFHahan
a1peslaeos, from SANTA Pc ronntg. elal
hf kf41tM
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
BIC EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
lake Salts All ifiHsi SiHn Of
Blaadlof anitatI0A OF
BaGkacto,

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e9ts4a {segIine n fpalth
mfNnk pos4 EfifnesN Feisi like llfffsi't
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tspeohIn IN 1asR u Wlft''f t'efgrt
hsaAtfaAl fol fs'% Jays ana #fiu
KigihAus ain thah ksa rstfes This Fhs
gno4tt s1Ist ID fntf1t futh slfe lfsisd ~
sFh4,az. end Hsusoh ftifsa soihbHHAgl
4ah 8ighih. nnh hAA lsfsssa ai'tA Fat
rtNef3efiAne te 4lnAh hffa sAfHlflalt
aslAnhA tldftVA W. tfAhelhFltf s1te
atltEt II 4Ht mime yo II l5t longer ~
IA stitIlq4 ri qsitlitioh 41hs tHagf
,lhinahsa AisAfaeH
faa sale a fifeSpenAlfst eafFfe'l hs
5infa. lnhktN h Hfflstiftat4l A'i.sssssaf !
lIfsfit <tiflf beverage fand nelohfh y
i4vsiss Hffnn. 4,hst sitsa Ffihefls s'sh nsAH
n 4nHfAkb rs hhssfhS = good kiafe
flnlihh ANS tifftt
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
DENVER FIRM FoSfETS
CHECK UNDER CONTRACT II

Sn1ItH flh Stpf. 1A-Hihf llfuiNnf
'imm afna had bern awarded lht is-
sDf fl 81 pnh sewer 1tnht 1iF tht aigf
ut slnu Ff fna HhrUvn Ip uht eun-
rri9u and 1mntinsn ~ QeuuBfirf ahet.
~ Ksish h 1lhu dtifspDslteh Mnfur "
&C., siufpt1h anaag mDBe d 1enpUAs
hmm at ~ pnn 11'nm thf First As-
nis nal amne wlih uht htnak 10 rDllai-
nDl. ln an'br 10 H'cuia Funds tn iu.-
cm aht rfmsmMtstgni ~ ahf s"vat %
rm1untni0n win llift uAfsIttl custodian
l,uard nilidh hns thiDDh AA1iImhif aBf
ilh1 lulvDss TO 1aesm rbIlsrruf'tiur
yfn'k an Drifaaa a. nlhf DtnHfr firm
tmmea down the aaud isspt l~unust
ct tine hlrfrnnss FH 1hf Tnffnt8 nni'lsta
Nfich b l1nmns upsm tho VIII ln
Nrf9g,a
Aawnnemnmts were 1iso rtnlliitaet
9K the xilte with State Enrinecf lAmes
A. Franch to begin the parne id the
scrans niuund ahf FiHza en- Octsbtr
D.. The snasf VIII pay tff the pnNaHe
I'D Ffana ~ slht F'nlnrt ID 1ht Cnqtr~
nsrS
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
DELEGATES APPOINTED
TO FARMERS CONGRESS

SANTA Fh Sept ss--4sestrm1f N.
C. McDonaad today 4pg,odrfed the
following delegates to 1ht Farmers
Nafaem1l Congress to be held al Feg1
Worth. Tex. October I { to az
Herman B1nthtr. John Mann and
Rmhesa L0nde1. Alhuq nerwue- A.6.
Woodfurd. Safp1Ao DnEkMtslltg. e 1.
Pollard. Santa Ft A !. L8dd George
ID Webster Thomas j. garazsar Eaus-
srrDn Thomas FI7Esammurss EAHnn.
A J Mel0the. MelOche- L j. D,cgE-
las. Bells ii Il Jacobs. J. NJ Bt,dl-
check. G. l. Hubbard George Mc-
Cann- DEFINING J H. Reznlsmr-s. C4nn-
ril1n. Joseph Tzx80r. las Cruces H.
r Williams Garfield Jaspth Ben
nett La Mesa. Georee Clark. Messl-
sa- c A. Cell Artesaa T. NJ Lore,
Leglngznn George Cook. Carlsbad
Hugh Dc. Gaze. Hope a. c. Hmrd,
Lovsngznm. VI r. Gibbons Sedan. J.
w. stone. Cuaszs- n =. Warner,
Mexhoane; j. /. Jonsss- wAneftt.
CpSnae Herrera Mamie Francisco
Grille. W. G. triton. Meidrum GRAY
and AllperF Hanny. Roswell a u.
Couns. soeorros A. H. Hilton. san Ar
tonic. AbilinO Romero. San ManrsAa'
Jose I-mcrr0. Las Cruers resarss
Duran. Tuiarusa. W. G. Edison. Ala
mozordo: George Kimhall. Pieaehas
+. 9. Rafferty,. Oscurp. John L. Hes-se..
House. Richard DsErafienrein. Bit
channan. BenftD Nelson Anton Caaa-
60. J. : Hartman. Aztec Thomas y.
Burns. Jr.. TERRA AHlarilla, Juan Do
iilinEuez Bernafsilo. Bolesio Romero,
Los Lunas: Bias Galiesos. Mora. 5A-
cob Fl0frssleinl. Roy: s e. Ward and
7. Z Carter. Portaies: ". T. Made
fabian; j. E Pardue. Fort sumner
J. +. Lynch. MeIrose. John McInigre
San Antonio: ". FL Spacknan. San
Acacio. W. RI. Byerts. SDr0rr0.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
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lnineU AiiIh thuif blA u':iflss Nclfif ll
nwc8cnnnh q b Stih thus 1'llennio
Ncuilnf his i.haiu tnnh mon ~ ilh
fsnve. 4lrt kp'eitfr iara 81 thtul alil
nrynt niuh w'haat ofi,rois have htiii
lhafn 40pallfr 0ss,nunltrh With Atsllt
llnl isre d1ensrilf Areumahno tlrh AT
firf.H AlmnHiln
d, b. FnlmHTht hfre ahn4 olluesn
Ninn amauitly Ngsnpu,ten BE- hUS hfn
ni1ium n eiif l'nlgph s'gtyi's 1fii
lnnrn fh ganiunaia fm HFsile lhhh b.
nm bHh r0nnls
AFTER 1ht ttssiuiuinp,oh a fht lV'ifA =
Dnia th make ssllft 4hus lurrdgr wgllii
npfh 4iisiwh him ifiq1h slithtif Wnrctioil
Nguilia muh pVo llrl1 ier0Wfsalsf''
9lofi allIr tniilanirhtA 4sniQisA ~ fht
fnak uat0tf rffll hnills ~ steiufh. iHi
flnon gnpiit lgp . Frhlflund ~ FFossf'
and sgan'trN 4lnm poWieians pu'lSiana
plinee uan uiuan ginIns ianfrh eiili
fahavaBs fli f}e1angl tinfHlansh fllalass
h,a moved t6vnrh thf bsn'h. f~'
hnHea nfm 81 ahf ftsrres 1us hs'
pbnh the NHff'irnh lsnfs aiNo flh~'
irtn sem north 10 ssifmsne glIe t'a1-
niiinHh ffiivt'S.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

Santa Pc, sept. ? tseaset H. Ns4s
Ssome. secretary 0s tie Chamber @i
Comnmxrcf> a4aa Attorney J. a. S4aSa
sndAs appeared te4Ure ahe State beard
or caaa aaszAsfom to presesz @kiAinss 4aaf
Inequality ns the assessment mndes
y hitch she city @I Santa ne Is corn.
scgae& to lsaS more than its 3sa@4sssg''
lion ~ taxes as compared ~sah 4iat
assessment ~ 4he snuaa districts and
other towns THE BOARD 81 eqaalszsa :
tian apon the Showiae psAdc, has
decided not to place any increase ~
hlAnka4 FAaseS uBoR properly W s'as
citS 81 Santa Fes b@t e plAsx y 'HFFha
The rural property 81 The soasnt*s es'
,,ec5aal9 the lands
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25
PHENOMEnAlLY RICH
STRIKE is REPORTED

Santa Fe. Sept 24.-What Is con-
sidered phenomenally rich copper
strike, is reported from the memphis
mine in the Organ district by Alfred
Poos, who is leasing the nortn END
Of the mine. In sinking new snai
he struck large ore body at depth
Of fifty feet, CARRYING silver and gold
He drifted into the ore and took ou'
a carload. which he shipped to tne
II Paso smelter. the returns runnihs
ls.5 per cent copper, ounces silver
and SO per ton gold. The roof. SIDES
and bottom of the stope out of whicn
the ore was taken are all in ore OF
similar grade.
John Bonny reports rich soie
strike in the White Signal district
the ore running s10o to the ton
David Tellback has opened a ncn
vein of gold and copper ore IN Inc
same Grant county district.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

Santa Fc StFI. "a Hlfa aNunf1A ct
the rmdraegnah 1iapal1s Ill 9oolGrntaS,
aanssa county. 9sh6ch Aaa 9rcn ssia4-
ifn,ea at aaateaana pessas eintlnf the
vasi 4pea years. psas rlagHesd fN the
hig4ine ~ Private SAraWel a @aal>
MAN OF Tronp g. from sshe Acfideaiai
d4sst hArgp af 4 a4Iae ir 4hse hands aa
ume ID mis- xe,aaa4af,s E'he bcds was
shaF4gea to- Ais n9eahtH Al G'o'lnnf4ss,
eeMias after 6uansWssae military faaeg
Lab ceremonies ii gsolnslah4ls MeolzaaA
MNS 0naN l4 x'nagS Wld,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

Santa te, sleHf "a a 'AHa9alsltsffs q
.s~ ssss r-=sssa@ sAgs tedaH x4sfea, tmspef@ :
90 ARID aMaaI4sa TIRE sAr%ens courss ell
fieos and viii make their Hesro1a 10
ns04gWu- The grand ipax HAll pa'ea,ah-
n he DISCHARGED on SATURDAY,. 4aae
tnaaa ef tine case ot Melleaah q MnA1S..
mfrnln sss Ne1gclin. an aaaa4aMs rev
an axcaNntine 90 ghe sale o4 s66e
worth oa prgdaler tgW4n 4 Farm fsf'Aa
g'faxaassgs t,eeasssss,a The attention -
the ceaga sodaA. 1t went s1owis hes
cause Ell The Esos shaJ tsrcc anter'
Nsea44s were NECESSARY AasH ahc dt'Ssas
uaory had to be translated from MoAs
acn< grin into English ana Then into
Sn.a Mssfa.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-09-25

Ven have nNfntfel ~ ftlatistS
olslslee roa. hAse s'em mea 4" indugpa
ene aBge t'6seH ell tffe N4llaec weekly
Nes. aqarap ceffusaha Ms4tfs5f
lrHw Mnrose ptsspfnBsltite person egih
an fxceaacn4 txeass 4of so bs8sR aees
pine = stasca sensoi~hap. AN abte ~
floAl4e Aaae tsaai44 stastdBme aHaYlp 0f Fns
VINES 9gAf6iks ag6HvaMFx4 wiah Tire a'eN
sefxasas me eA40hiAl<. 4Hft lAnf~'tsff
and eAe lanas444e "a 4an agol5ilfzihs
Al aax hNilsh. 05th INC ansxna4en - m
xassuiAk Il teH she balAnee 81 The heats
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