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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16
Revolution
Seems Possible
MINISTER BEAuPRE TELLS OF
TRousLous TIMES IN 30
Gotta. REYES WILL
TRY TO SET
I'll

WASHINGTON. d. q, NOV. It,
Revolution in Colombia is not impos-
sible, according to the opinion express
sed iii a dispatch received at the state
department today from United States
Minister Beaupre at Bogota. II was
dated Thursday, Nov. Il, and at that
time Beaupre described the feeling in
the capital city as panicky. The min
lister has delivered to the Colombian
government his instructions sent to
him by the state department the
sixth instant. advising him that the
United States has entered into rela-
lions with the new government al
Panama.
The Colombian government, accord
ing to Minister Beaupre, vas disposed
to ask for an explanation Of the in
stru, but the minister informed it
that lie regarded them as self-explan-
atory.
Reyes Arrives IN Colon.
COLON. Nov. 16.-The overdue
German steamer Scotia arrived off the
coast at shutdown today flying the
Colombian flag. Her agents signaled
the Scotia to come alongside the
wharf, but she Is now anchored a
mile and a half from the harbor. Cut.
tiers from the United States auxil-
larry cruiser Dixie r plying to and
from the Scotia, which has nc com
%munication with the shore. There is
great excitement as it is said that
General Reyes and his staff are
aboard the vessel.
The moment the Scotia anchored
twenty marines from the Dixie were
landed here.
Want to Settle.
BOGOTA, Nov. 16.-General Reyes
and Caballeros Holguin and Ospina
left here today for Panama on a dip
lomatic mission, with full powers t
offer the Isthmians a satisfactory
treaty AMI such other concessions as
may bring the isthmus back TO tn,
Colombian union.
1t is expected that amicable ar
engagements will be made and suci
are heartily discussed here. News
from the state department at Wash
ington is anxiously awaited.
LONDON. Nov. 16.-The Colombian
authorities have cabled to Londol
lengthy plots against the Unite,
States on account Of her attitude tc
wards the Panama canal claim. TIL
main responsibility for the secession
of Panama Lies with the Unite,
States government. firstly, by fomeni
Ing the separatist spirit. Of whicl
there seems to be clear evidence
and, finally, by preventing the Colon
bian government from using the prop
er NEAR to repress the rebellion
President Morroquin contends tina
the United States has infringed tn
treaty Of 1916, which, he asserts, i'm
plies the duty Of the United States Il
help Colombia in maintaining he
sovereignty, and adds, The Colon
bian government repudiates the as
sumption that they have barred til
way to carrying out the canal"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Like getting money from home
3 pounds shoulder steak. 25c at Tur-
ner's. ll-2o
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

"A square piano for sale at q bar
gain on easy payments. The Colum-
bine Music Co. lis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Ring Pittenser for painting, decor.
ating. glazing, signs of all kinds.
Phone. Vegas IA; Colorado, 1Oi. shop
on 9Th street. lilo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Turner's new adv. says much in
few words. 11-2O
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

New developments daily In the
mines; get your prospecting outfit at
Gehrings. 11-13
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Winter Lap.robes and Horse Blank.
cts. Fields. the plaza, basement de-
partment. ll95
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+. /. Oswald pays cash ana good
prices for secondhand Goods. 80
National avenue. Geseaiu p
l76. aos1o3
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

in style and at small cost by NJ. Biehl
ga Douglas avenue. Colorado Phone
PIG. I'LL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Melissa will positively appear at the
west side Catholic fair tonight. LIS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-16

Harness repairing at Behring's.
lib
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pictures Framed

Turner's for fresh oysters.
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Best heaters at Behring's
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11-13
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

girls through nine-tenths of these wretched
4, difficulties
The rule: When in Paris. either for
stand or sit alone with any European man
single moment
And. as "A counsel Of perfection here is a
>ubrule: Go about only with such Amer
can men happen to be well known to
mutual friends. both male and female. Sucn
men have. SO to speak. a stake in the So
ciety in which you move. They are not ir-
responsible.
ONE MOTHERS PLAN
One American mother. while insisting abb
solute!y on the prohibition of European
men acqualntances. has made the following
regulation for her daughter: OF afternoons
American man who has had the felicity TO
be presented to her.
In the evening she may go out now and
then with certain Americans or Engishmea
who happen TO be living in their fashionable
boarding hotel. men who cannot well be
talked about because their own mcthers.
aunts or sisters are here the spot tn
stop II. They form coalition strong enough
to influence the boarding hote! opinion: and
in this same coalition are some families liv-
ing in their own apartments
This girl will have few annoyances and
no troubles in Paris. Neither will two
other girls who always go about together.
Indeed. when both girls are bright Amer
leans. sure of each other. this makes Drac-
tically as good 4 plan as any. Th= crew
of Co!nus stands quite helpless round the
lady when she has a lady partner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
CURRENT PROGRAMMES.

Charles Hawtrey and his London comn,uv will
De seen IN a Message F.1m Mars at the
! olympic Monday night The story OF "A Message
: from Mars Is Tint Of a hard. selfish character
} Toft"n"d and made generous iv being hroucht
! INTO nctual contact with suTrow and need and
! SuHcrinE. In this play SCroogc is not an old
! man but a young one. who IL Engaged TO De-
/ married He il utterly selfish and unworthy OF
! the girl, and sh" finds it out I'm tria to break
! on 'Hc engagement Then this sClf-satisfed gen
| tl"'nan. who fancos himself bit Of an as
iionorner roes to sleep over an article in a mag
/ iz!nc dealing with the possibility of the exist
! "ncr q: inhabitants AIars. The amateur as
! t'"nnn"r does not believe Il word Of it, No soon
/ rT Is h" asleep than b.. begins 10 dream A
/ inesst niger from Mars arrives, charged with rhr
| dHty Of bringing him t. d realization Of his
| ye!ts..1css
Ihs proves to IL" not an easy task. The Mar
hti shows the earthly suffering OF various
, kinds and reveals to hnI the cstiniat ate h.td ~
| hirn by his friends All this is to no ,,tiruo So
Finally. the Martan makes tine man poor ami
mi:crari" Elf, and in tn" depths nr his
despair he feels for fellow man. This sends
the Marian back t" Mars and ends the dream
Tn" Young S'foor" awaljos q hanged man. and
at once shows 1t Ia his acts of charity Ills
, fancec. delighted NJ tHe revolution forgves him
and all ends hay p'ly.
King Dodc.' with RAYMOND Hitchcock In the
tue part. VIII hold court At the Century To-
night Several changes have been made in the
east OF principals since last season although
the forthcoming prrsoutnen, Ia to be nlade i,y
the same company which interpreted tn. opera
in New York for two months last spring OF
tie new members in the cas-, Flora y,heIl.
" no ,,lars Annette ;ha in1;r. uer's dourh,er f..
best snUwn TO 81 Louis th"at'r goers cheudih
simpson, Greta Ris'er and Arthur WOoley are
sriu with the organization
..Th. Sign of rho Cross. ,or,as n tho Grand
Win the matinee II to-day. /; OF the
tirst of tho surressfrl dramas r.. T.. c-ass ,ut
lining, az IT does the persecution II Christians
me expense OF productions Ike Ben-iiuf
SHOWS me cohhcence thht managers have IN the
ufa"lhS powers or Su'N iifNs. Nh'n wilson
harretl pr"lu'sd IN. slsh o' IN" ross. no"
ever. IL iS uouo'tu' "ie,her u" couAd nave 'ou'io
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

Mr. Short is making good his promise TO
present = notable season at the Olympic
Tkeater. Already interesting. i has o2ly
begun as to novelty and excellence. me
latest appearances of Mrs. CSt-np9sii nave
made a St Louis reputation for the Famous
English woman that produced results IN the
engagement Just closed AID which WILL be
followed by an access of local popularity IN
the season to come.
Chas. Hawtrey. another player from Eng
land will follow Mrs. Campbell at the
Olympic in "A Message From Mars =
play that comes to the West with the hear
test Of recommendation. Mr.. HaWtTey S
own fame has preceded him
Then We are to have MISC Narlowe and
Miss Adams and Mrs. Carter and q dozen
others of almost equal Importance. to say
nothing of a recurrence OF "Ben-Hur,' the
most successful play from book yet
wrought.
There is TO be a high-priced notable at
the Odeon Thursday night in the person
Of young kocian, the violin virtuoso. It is
no secret. and somewhat interesting to say.
that the Choral-Symphony Society vii pay
the young man thousand dollars for this
appearance.
1t appears that Mr. Kocian prOnounces
his name with Il hard &C. and with =
drag TO the last syllable rs if 1t were
spelled hochia-a-n. There are people in
ST. Louis who will say that the soft way
of pronunciation employed BY local owners
OF the same name Is Ia he preferred.
CIyie Fitcb's latest nlay, "Tho Girl With
the Green Ewes was yarlouely raoeiy,f,i IN
New York. II was irtimstad that the
virtues about balanced the faults and th,t
there vac a lihsr,I a1Ior.,,c, ne bo.b ~
taa,o,s,, 90 ~ ,1a.ai,,, -, - ~,
Io.oy VI VI iri 'i''S' "i"E,. pE MI
Lara DioouSUou' l. Iespohs'oie lor tAe
pays title.
The story turns upon the fact that the
heroine's brother fwhu il, addition 10 nos
sessinp the family frui. of ioolo,rsy has for
,uo vears At coIiaco bas,1 y-e,l,l,, si..i,,,
.Jh bas ,,.n,,od =, ,1 bi,aseIf ;,,.i,.c NJ.
~, - nr 1 d " = ,'-'''2,it , - ~
iieu' the ilrs lihe IN N'i'' Auu '!ie SeIoNu
time in the light of his very green eyes.
He has also the family trait rf love, and
mother tries heart and soul to keep the
knowledge OF his inramy from them. He
enlsts the aid of his new hrother-in-Iaw to
Get him out of the mess without letting his
sister know
The result is tfrat from scene to scene the
new wife's jealousy grows upon her until
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11


trainer therefore he sent her peIt Die'i
i itt'tt tNeiope mat ua'els from one
Es,,xins. 80
"Nademoisele | hay. a communication of
the first Importance for YOU. VIII YOU do
me the honor TO find yourself chez moi (at
nay place. TINS Afternoon between and :
-, M ,,i' ,la., .' ia, - ~ t'' :,
romr fn,uya c,,rs.r 49, an ,r,,,,. IT,, ~.
fore. l implore you. do not disregard it,
The girl was poor. and it might mean an
operatic engagement. something. you
win see she had oesuh 10 despair OF in
'ti, 49, '.,nf;,in, 81 e iote iiiiii Il
sl.,, tore it up and went 10 the man wbn
had already paid his court to her. The
fellow had three arguments all ready-free
tuition an engagement-and a seven-shot
revolver
be mine! he Missed in concentrated pas
sioh that Immediately turned TO abject
i'lsht when the brave girl grabbed the
N.Ipo' III ms haid.
Hnt mon dieu, be careful. mademoiselle:
II VIII 60 off and kill US BOTH he cried.
men. as ne let go OF 1t:
""ueHoisehe' dtaF mademo!selle, l beg
VI you. doh shoot!
ne sTi sun Keeps that pistol one of
tiie pes' ana kindest matrOns of our colony
VINO gave these details, has seen it,
What is the difference between II and tho
r.,oI,.., ,h,, Iii, ~. - 1t ana 'he
profanity excep, tho ,c.,1o,,a,
of the latter in a similar str,,.,,,
story OF her Russian SLAYER i, ba,,.,..-,
no Americans IN p,r,s ~
Indeed the ,st,,r., ,,,,~
10 o,. -, ,,,, a,.,. ' 'e>oNer
ronear ,.,,. uuIar - Vi ''e hu-
Rome .n I,or,o,, - so III
r,,-n,,,., ' ''''t' ohe vi those
'' '' at 10 famous tourist
P."sioh LOT dancing partners, drew one on
srt Ifom Ono. in a CAP.
Il will kill you. then myselfr' hs u-b;,
pered in the proper ton. of ,,....,o, -.
when th, Or, fror, ohio ,,,,,, "u'
n.bo,s 80. neu a' MIN MS
oncht nn, - , spoIieu- y; course, she
him. ava NJ a.ohe III cao With
rrabbed ,,a ;,, "1ie ano tne girl who
aIon. "a ,ba 49,. So 'p. nave gone
decoyed thereto nv, I,.ine ,a,oar. ''n we're
III. in 49,, ~ ~iye .ei.sianis ana the
such ir,nr,,aanno '"'uia Any ieaos to
Thor - o,,or,. .,,
with a paris,,r n,., =; mus herseii alone
his rcsneC, bnw ara - I"se az right to
paris 70 ,ata s,,a;rs ,. -Nh,eI ~, .ati girls in
settle IL b,. .cconn,n,; AHe idFislans
hard-headed tough oia 'ne slri with Il
what 10 an axn.rsa .. -, p.ipn' But
Gomez an jn,noss,hI. h,,r5 d. 'sieihe be-
of Americana aIroa,,. a,.n 70 .ic majority
clalIy. he'ined nnan-
c1REs AMI co,,n,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

company Of eight members playing through
the small towns of New England.
On one occasion. in Vermont. the company
stopped for several days at a village hotel.
of which the proprietor was a typical
Yani.ee. When they were ready to be
driven 10 ths station. hodge. AS treasurer.
wanted 10 Iay the bill Du, the frowzled
young man at the counter Informed him
that the boss was busy swapping hogs with
Squire Napiin TIE boy was sent to inform
the gentleman that the company was leav-
iL- a=d wished to settle. He returned TO
say tliat has patron would come in a
mlrEtt''
lime wore on. Again the boy was sent
for the bCniiace. and again he returned with
the information that Hoage would have to
wait minute" And that angered the
EouLE trouper.
Go out again and tell that imitation land
lord that were in a hurry, and if he don't
come in right away and take our money
We II aflVe off without paying him.
The boy went and pr, sentiy came slouch-
ing back ana Topped down in big rocking
chair.
What dill he say demanded Hodge
The boy yawred. wall he said II that 8
the kind cf fellers you are he don't want
to have nuthin' 10 Go with you, and the
sooner you g.t out the better"
Whoreupon the whole company piled into
the lCmbeT wagon and drove away. leaving
the landlord sui busiy engaged swapping
hogs.
"On one occasion" said George Backus,
the leading comedian in When Johnny
Comes Home Il decided TO take a house in
the suburbs. and after considerable hunting
about found one that suited me exactly.
The rent seemed so cheap that was on the
point of signing the lease at once. when 1
decided 10 how the affair looked by gas
light. That night / was making a second
tour Of the premises and went into the din
ing-room. Ii was balmy summer night,
and as | threw open a window to enisy tie
breeze 1 was startled by u queer tapping
sound.
KNOCK. knock, knock,
Il prickcd UP my ears and listened There
was silence for moment. and the noise
continued / turned TO the caretaker and
laughingly said
- See here, my friend. know now why
this house is SO cheap. There's a ghost on
the premises
oh. no. sir he said by way Of reas-
surins me. that's only the noise from the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

Then there is a fire scene. in which a YOUNG
det.r,ry. makes a daring leap rom fhr nnp"f
story of a burning building 10 r-1cue ms ,Mr'
heart. A police raid in on" OF the iaihS :"
New York. showing the gathering IN ~ 'he p''
people who have sought the open AR on " H'.'
summer nigh; is Of the comedy elements
The Police Judge. who has ais" sought rest on
one "f the benches. holds court on the spot anu
discharges all Of the prisoners.
Harry Morris returns to the Standard. this
time in A Night B.oaiway. Il is said to
be funner than OF his Twentieth century
StoeIler. Carrie Wsbber. Alice Porter. one
Omega Nellie Fcnton Carl Anderson. Edward
Adams. Tony Asher. Ed Brennan. Harry Emer-
SON. Blanch I.ateu. Lillian Berry. Iuci.lee Nar-
VILE Donna Dean. sara Carr. George KYLE.
Mabel Wellington Maggie Height and Alice
Walling. "A Night Broadway'' is an adapia-
ton from the German Berlin Mach Elf farce
Wells band will p,ay at the Odeon this after
noon. The programme is follows:
March. Noei...-..... Nellie Allen -Hessenbruch
selection Siegfred. aGner
Scenes from King Dodo- -. i-uders
Plano solo. Faust Vsse tiounod- List
Nellie Alien -Hessenbruch.
Fantasie Favorite Melodies ..........-... Tohani
Characteristic. The Lions Chase. Koel!inE
a series Of Sunday afternoon concerts. twelve
in number. VIII BE- given at Henneman Hall,
will be under the direction OF Alexander Hen
nenan. who will be supported by Frank Gecis.
violinist. and Ottmar A. Moll. pianist. The fol-
lowing artists will assist:
Homer Moore baryIone. January Is.
Charles A Kaub. violinist. and Walter H
Goh"let cellist. January 25.
James J. Rohan. tenor. and Joha A. Rohan.
bass. February /.
Edw l.. Mcdowell. elocutionist End Miss Ida
Harder. alto. February s
Frederick Fischer and chorus February L.
Donna Miriam de Liguori Cell. volinist. and
Miss Wilhelmina Lowe haIpist. February -.
Misses u. Alice Magee. soprano; f:vslyn Mem
ger, v!olinist. and Lulu q. Reiinann. pianist,
March l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11


Consumptives need not worry about their
future any more. as the long-looked-for
cure for consumption has at last been found
and cure Is now just as sure as in the
simplest disease. To satisfy yourself of
this you have only to write the Kalamazoo
tuberculosis Remedy Co., As Main ST.. Kali
amazoo. Mich. of which the chairman /,
Mr.. o. K Buckhout. a noted member of the
British tuberculosis Congress and also OF
the International Association for the Pre-
vention OF tuberculosis, composed of world
famous men who have made consumption
its cure and prevention-a life study. This
cure is something entirely new and is called
Antidotum Tuberculose." or the Copper
Cure, and is the only discovery We know of
that absolutely kills all tuberculosis germs
which cause consumption, as unless this is
DONE the disease cannot be cured As the
name OF the remedy tells. its chief inRredi-
ent is copper. which metal has at last been
found to be the deadly enemy of the con-
sumption germ. "Antidotum Tuberculose'
is the original copper cure
You can tell If you have consumption by
the coughing and hawking by continually
splitting. especially in the morning. when
you throw yellow and black matter by
"ieeoihs iroih 'he lungs night Sweats, fiat
chest. fever. weak voice. peculiar flushed
'he flesh. etc. Find out how the Copper
cure kills the germs. then builds I'D the
lungs. strengthens the heart. puts flesh on
the body and muscles on the bones until the
consumption is all gone and you are again
strong healthy, robust man or woman.
Ion doupt TINS, for the very same dis
covery benefited a. H. Dinglev. n son of
Congressman Dingley of Dngley Tariff Bill
Fame. who went West and South for relief
and didnt get 1t. and came back with death
staring him in the face and was benefited
by Antidotum Tuberculose after all else had
failed.
So don't give I'D hope. and dom. s,e,d
suur @ Honey In travel. Attend to it right
s,,s,,.. amnS, no' consumption spreads to other
aI'. menoers OF the family. If you have con-
suI,p'ioh z,1, m or fear you are predisposed to it
,o.;e po-nas pso-,asnt 70 the Kalamazoo Tubercu-
Iosis henedy Co. IS Main street KaIama-
Cd e1o; and em and they VIII send you ilustrat-
ing you fully how the Copper Cur will cure
you IN your own home in a very short tinaS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11
COPPER CURES
CONSUMPTION
New Treatment for Consumption
Indorsed by Member of British
tuberculosis COngress-"Anti.
dOtum Tuberculose" (The Cop.
per Cure) Marvel of the Med.
ical WOrld-Hope for All, No
Matter How Bad Off.

Benefits Congressman DingIey's Son
and Cures Others of Quick, Gallop-
ing and Fast Consumption in Their
Own Home-Any One Can Receive
FIR E E Specially Written Books
Which Explain Exhaustlvely the
Cure and Prevention of Consump-
tion by "Antidotum TubercuIose"
Let Every Reader Of The Republic
Write the Company at Once.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

cltals in Henneman Hall. January 81. Mr..
I-ichtens.ein's associate, are Jacob Blum
berg. second violin: Louis Klelsmeier.
viola, and Richard +. Schubert cello. There
is wealth OF practically unknown music
written Tor string quartet. much of IT by
the greatest masters of the tonal art Haen-
del. Haydn. Bach. Beethoven Brahms. Mo.
zart and Tschaikowsky
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-11

Anna Laughin of The Wizard of or
company. and Joseph Buckley, manager Of
Otis Skinner. have announced their en-
gagemsnr. and the marriage will take place
in d few weeks
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-03-05
INJURED IN A WRECKED MILL.
A Wall Of the Factory B!owl ln-Clr,s Hal
Twisted on th, Spoo.S.

Charlotte, N. c. (Speclal) The Avor
Cotton Mill, at Gastonia, was partially
wrecked and four or five operatives in
jurcd, two probably fatally, by a wind
storm which visited that town, One
hundred and fifty feet OF the southern
wall of the factory was blown down, fall
ing inward on the operatives ard ma
chinery
Sadie Beatty. aged IL. and Bessie Lay,
aged Is, were badly crushed. The Beat
ty girl was crushed against 4 spinning
frame. Her hair was twisted on the
spools, her head was gashcd and she
was internally injured.
The Lay girls jaw and one hand were
broken and the back of her head crushed
in. The injuries of the other operatives
were not serions. The damage to the
factory is $1,000.
The town academy building was
wrecked, chimneys were blown from the
graded school building. and the Modena
Cotton Mill was slightly damaged.
At Clifton, S. c.. the dwelling OF
James Reynolds was blown down and his
I2-ycar-old son killed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-03-05
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
"By the President,
wOHN HAY. Secretary OF State.
LAD4ONES CAPTURED.
Twcnty.Nin. Of Them kiI!.i u1i N7rl5cr
Injured.

Manila (By Cable).-A detachment
OF scouts under the command OF Lieu
tenant Nickcrson attacked and defeat
ed a body oi ladro1es near the village
OF Mariquina, seven miles from Ma
Mia. After an hours fighting the la
drones were scattered and 10 were kill
ed and many wounded There were
no casualties on the side Of the scouts.
The constabuIary last Wednesday
surprised and captured the stronghold
OF the ladroucs IN the mountains o.
Albay, Luzon. where a force OF la,
droncs attacked a small detachment oI
constabuIary on February 20 1ht
constabulary on Wednesday met witt
some resistance from the ladroncs. who
were defeated with loss OF 10 liilca
and captured. The ladroncs strong
hold and supplies were burned
Brigadier General Sumner com
manding the Department OF Mindanao
telcgraphs that he expects trorbit
along the military road north OF Lake
Lanao. He says that the datos OF tn:
Sultan OF Mindanao arc friendly ant
anxious for peace. but are unable tC
control sections oi their rnruly follow
ers. General Sumner has warned t1t
soldiers to avoid any conflicts and t.
carefully guard against surprises.