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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
". P. IS TO Use
THE S. P. TRACKS
SAME LINE WILL BE USED BE-
TWEEN BEOWAWE AND
ELkO.

The Southern Pacific company
has given to the Western Pacific
people permission to connect with
their tracks at Beowawe, and West
ern Pacific trains with Southern
Pacific pilots will use the latters
tracks as far east as Elko
The damage by the flood to the
Western Pacific line between Beo-
wave and Elko was so great that
a high official of the company has
stated that it will require at least
the same condition it was before
the unprecedented rise in the Hum
boldt river occurred.
The line of the Western Pacific
company through Ten Mile canyon
was constructed between the South
ern Pacifics present line and the
old grade, narrowing the river
channel The Western Pacific line
next to the channel was struck
HrSt III many places. len UTluSes
of the company were weakened
or washed away These bridges
like the many buildings from the
town of Palisade, were washed
against the bridges of the South
ern Pacific.
In the Palisade canyon the lint
of the Western Pacific is practi
cal1y wiped out and will requirt
months to rebuild Ten bridges
.in this canyon have been wrecked
and many pieces of the roadbet
from one hundred to seven hun
dred feet in length have beer
washed out.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
GOMPERS EXPLAINS
UNREST OF LABOR
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The
unusual unrest in the world of la
Dor at present is attributed by Pres
ident Gompers of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor to a combination
of forces antagonistic to the cause
of labor, designed to crush the
rights of the workingman.
While not divulging the plans of
the labor organizations, he said in
an interview today that everything
possible would be done by them to
protect the interests of the working
masses.
Although wages had not been
generally decreased, he said the
enormous advance in the cost of
living in the last few years has
rendered conditions tantamount to a
decrease in the compensation of the
working classes.
He cited the court decisions in
volving labor under the Sherman
antitrust law and said that all
means would be exhausted to meet
the situation.
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GOING SOME.

Yes, SIR said old man Brag-
gard. 'as soon as l sac them birds
went into the house and took
down the old blunderbus and peg
ged at 'em, an by gorry' I brought
down thutty birds to one shot. Can
We beat that?"
"Ya-as," drawled Uncle ST Pea
vey. "Ye Know Bill Virgins frog
pond?"
Yes said old man Braggard,
What of it,"
"Wa-al, / went down there the
other night after shutdown to shoot
a couple o. bullfrogs with my old
shotgun" said Uncle 81. There
was 5000 of 'em settin' on them
there lilly pads, and l just lifted
that there gun to my shoulder and
"S'pose you did, said old man
Braggard, how does that affect
my bird story?"
Beats it all holler," retorted
Uncle 81. "The minute my gun
went Off the hull darned 5000 bull.
frogs croaked."
CLAIMS TO
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
STOCK MARKET

Again yesterday the Tonopah secu-
at San Francisco and many adj
vances resulted. Both at Philadel-
phia and New York investors were
eager to purchase the Tonopah
stocks, but owing to a scarcity of
the certificates some of the orders
could not be filled. TonDpah Ex-
tention was the leader tl,r ,ughoit
the sessions, making an advance of
10 points, closing strong at 81
bid. Belmont regained it's loss of
the previous day and was in de-
mand at $2.37. Montana scored
another rise of points, owing to
the reported strike on one of the
lower levels, closing at 80 cents.
Midway, under heavy selling orders,
dropped back four notches but at
the close was firm at "a cents.
Jim Butler added two more cents
to the bid price of the day before
making that stock 16 cents.
The Goldfields remained the same
with the exception of Combination
Fraction, which stuffed off five
points from the previous days
quotation, the closing bid being So
cents. From reports the Combina-
ton Fraction has encountered a
| very rich body of ore both on the
ESQ and 500-foot levels. The gen.
eral opinion is that the southern
Nevada securities are Just starting
to soar and before many months
will be back to their old time
prices, quoted before the panic two
years ago.
The following quotations are fur
nished by Broker H. E. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
MADE A MISTAKE.

Three Irishmen were stopping at
second-rate hotel, and one of
them imbibed so freely at the bar
that he had to be carried to his
room, in which also slept a negro
in separate bed. His comrades,
sa practical Joke, proceeded to
paint the Irishman's face black. In
the morning when awakened by the
proprietor he got up, and hap
pened to catch sight of himself in
the mirror. 'Oh, bejabbers, he
exclaimed, ''if the blamed idiots
haven't gone and woke the niger
by mistake
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
MIZPAH HOTEL.
CLAIM CONTRACT is ILLEGAL


1t will be of interest to learn
that the basis of the petition for
the restraining order made yester-
day at Dayton in the Lyon county
court house matter is that the con-
tract under which George King is
now working is illegal and void.
The complaint alleges that the bids
advertised for and received in 1909
were withdrawn and that the COM
missioners on February 26, 1910,
reinstated Kings bid and awarded
him the contract for $10,975. This
is alleged to be illegal in that the
new bids should have been adver-
tised for. If Kings contract is de-
clared null and void by the court,
the commissioners will have to call
for new bids. The point is wheth-
er the bids were actually with
drawn. Mr.. King has thirty men
at work and has not yet suspend
ed operations. The hearing in the
case will be heard before a Reno
judge, Judge Langan feeling that
he is disqualified to sit in judg-
ment, having often heard the case
discussed pro and con.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR THE COMSTOCK

w. C. Ralston, of the Comstock
just returned from the east, says
that while in New York he was
entertained by Adolph Lewiston
and Ernest Thalmann of the COM
mittee, and that they told him that
they were prepared to spend
100000 or more, if necessary,
to unwater the Comstock and place
it on a profitable basis. He says
he never saw men who were more
enthusiastic over the proposition
and they are among the most con-
sentative financiers in the entire
country. Appeal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
PERSONAL

Malcolm l.. Macdonald who is
interested in oil lands near Bak-
ersfield, Cal, is in town to look
after business interests.
John G. Kirchen, manager of the
Tonopah Extension, is in Rhyolite
looking after the interests of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., of which
company he is also manager
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
is SOMEWHAT BETTER.

Word was received this morning
from Mrs. Raycraft in Genoa, who
is suffering from severe case OF
blood poisoning in one of her arms,
is to the effect that the lady is
somewhat better, although the case
is serious. and she is not entirely
out of danger An operation was
performed this morning and the in
fected portions removed and 1t 1:
now hoped that she will rapidly
recover.-Carson Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
FATHER sIEEHAN IMPROVING.

The Reno Gazette says: Father
Meehan, who was injured at I'M
lay in November and had his leg
amputated, is doing splendidly at
st. Josephs hospital in San Fran
cisco. He will probably be able
to be back in Sparks by St. Pat
rick's day and say mass for Faith
er Morgan on Easter Sunday. He
will remain for some time in
Sparks as Father Horgan's guest
before resuming active work for
the church.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
WHERE WAS THE WIND?

He was an old darkey He wore
no overcoat. and the icy wind twist
ed his threadbare clothes about his
shriveled body.
Wind he demanded whimsical
ly. "whar wuz you dis time las
July?"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
THE TOWN AFTER TEN.

(By Carolyn Wells.)
! wisht l was as big as men.
To see the Town After Ten;
I've heard it Is so bright and gay,
It's almost like another day.
But to my bed I'm packed off
straight
When that old clock strikes half
past eight.
It's awful hard to be a boy
And never know the sort OF Joy
That grown-up people must have
when
They're in the Town After Ten.
I'm sure don't know what they
do.
For shops are closed, and churches
too,
Perhaps with burglars they go
round,
And do not dare to make sound!
Well, soon I'll be a man. and then
I'll see the Town OF After Ten,
-Harper's Magazine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
CLAIMS TO

A Louisiana man, whose wife had
just entered a suit for divorce, took
up his abode in the barn. driving
the COW out into the cold, where
upon the humane society got after
the woman and told her she would
have to provide shelter for the ami
NAL or take her husband back.
She showed her taste by putting
the COW In the kitchen.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
JUMBO LOYAL TO THE FLAG.

1t is rumored that there were
lively doing at Jumbo the other
evening. in which the Stars and
Stripes, the national flag, was the
cause of the argument. The mis-
understanding is said to have
grown out of sides being taken,
aliens on one side and Nevadans on
the other. The supporters of the
emblem drew their six-shooters and
at once backed up their patriotism
with a broadside. No one was in
ured. but the demonstration proved
that Jumbo is very much located
in the United States.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS
MANHATTAN HOTEL.

George d. Drake, Manhattan;
Door Marine, Goldfield; ]. B. Dali
ton and wife, Reno; j. F. Lindsay,
city; James T. Small, San Fran
cisco; T. F. Brandenberg, Port
land, Ore; Joe Villander, l.. Putru,
Round Mountain; Albert v. Childs,
A. A. Lane, Pioneer; ]. Slack and
wife, San Jose, CAL; Pete Vucetish,
Blair; D. w. Ashberry and wife,
Los Angeles.
PALACE HOTEL.
Ed Dale, Reno; H. R. Paulsen,
Goldfeld; A. c. Christensen, San
Francisco; Ed Manfee, H. R. John
son, Atlantic City; W. E. Blair,
Sacramento; James Gleason, Gold
field.
MIZPAH HOTEL.
G. S. Carpenter, G. A. Hoff.
man, Sacramento; D. Ashland, F
B. Mechling, E. A. Byler, Gold.
field; Frank B. Wright, San Fran.
cisco; George S. Brown, Elko; C
B, Olson, Millers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19

Following are the sales recorded
on the San Francisco exchange yes
terday:
Belmont-5OO at $2.35; 300 at
$2.35; 1900 at $2.32h; 100 at
$2.4O.
Midway-2,50O at SO; 5000 at
"a; 1000 at 35.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-03-19

Philadelphia has attained its pop
ularity as a point from which bal
loonists start for the reason that
II has coal gas plant that can
supply 100000 cubic feet of gas at
n time.
Matinee AT p. nj. every day at
the Butler.
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An ad In the Bonanza In sure TO
bring resulfa
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Our want ads" br,ng results.
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Pittsburg-Silver PIX. .73 rs
Manhattan Con. -. .O2 .O3
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Bomb Exploded in
Tenement in Which
Hundreds Are Asleep
All Windows IN Structure Broken and
Stairway in Lower Hall is
Tom 0ut.

NEW YORK Dec. Five hundred or-
cupanrE q a tenement N the Italian
quarter in East Fourteenth street found
their escape 10 the street cut OF today
when q black hand" bomb exploded IN
The lower hallway, tore out the FIRST floor
stairway and broke every window IN the
structure Thg excited tenants Who were
pitched from their beds by the shock which
rocked the building rush Tor the usual
exists and when they found their way
block. scrambled 10 the fire escapes and
the roof Salvatore CotolEuio lace manu-
factuusr. on me ground floor. told the
police thai he had received recently q
letter csmRuding U0aD under penalty Of
death or destruction o. tis property.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
InSurrect0S Are
Well Intrenched
e PasO Herald Man Says They Control
Large District and Can Hold
II Indefinitely.

EL PAEO. Tex Dee IA spec al rep
ressntatve Of the p FRso Herald after
investigating IN the realun called Big
Bend, across the border from Texas.
south q Maria and Alrins. SAYS the rebels
hold that entire REGION Rnd can defend IL
against a large army. as n Is protectsd ~
mountain passes He Says The Insurgents
have old brass caununs 20 command these
passes and are making thelr own shells al
IN old smelter. He declares they are SNUG
giing arms fiom Texas. squipptnE men ano
sending them to Join the insurgents in the
Sierra MRdre region. west Of Chihuahua
The insurgents he Saws expect the cold
weather IN the high altitude of the Sierra
Madte dst-iot 10 kiH or the Mexican SOL
disrE who are accustomed only 10 the ho;
climates
NicGner GTasEo. foreman of Enrique
CreeiE ranch. has been branded with rhs
ranch branch and the entire ranch looted
The Insurgents say Il was Done br ranch
eruployea who were ineensed Bt them.
LneEnen Of the El Paso Northwestern
railruao came up TODAY 10 Guzulan from
as Tar south as Pearson ans said they 50 u
no insurseuts anywhere on the line and
that CGsEs GrHnde and the Mormon col.
ones have Doi been molested
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Mr.. DWIGHT AT WHITE HOUSE
RepubIie4n whip Has Conferences
with PresIdent over BeEis-
ladfve Program.

WASHINGTON, Dec. T7.-Presidsnt Tar
srsnf several hours IN the executive offices
TO-DAY diEposinE q public business He
had an extended conferences with RsTre-
sentative Dwight Of Sew Eork republican
whip q the house NJ Dwight RETeed
with the president that there ,s an excel
lent chance for putting through lsEisla-
tive proEramms Al the present session uf
congress
The president as vsr hEs not decided
5ust what ores q the various matters rec
commended In his message that be vii
push He WI hive q series q conferences
following the resumption q the cunEres-
EionAl session next week 10 test the ssuti-
merr b0th IN ths house and "a the senate
towards several q ths more important
MEASURES.
Among the presidents callers TO-DAY were
Presiding JudEs EErrtn A KuEp1 u the
new court uf commerce and Chairman H
c. Emery q The tariff busrd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
PAGEANT DOWN MISSISSIPPI
RIVER HAS BEEN SUGGESTED
Untaue Plan 20 Have all cities Join
In CeIebration of Centennial 0f
FIRST Steamer TrtpA.

NFW ORLEANS, La Dec s5.-Msyur
Martin Eshr1uEn of this city mas referred
10 NE L.ouiEiEuE Historical soUsry q SUE
reTion thHr q celsbra-iun be held 10 mark
the rsureu-lEl anniversary Of the ftrE1
steamboat trip down the ONO and Ms
s5ssir,Ed rivers by Captain Roosevelt an
lEl-1Z
The plan proposed calls fur river pa
EeEut surfing from FirtssurE. she pageant
10 make Stops IN every CITY on the vEy
ssrh q these tu1ernedists cities 10 have a
local celebration and add 70 its pageant
the whole u end 90 New Orleans.
The builder and navigator o. the nrsi
steamboat down ths river was great uncle
q former President TheDaore Roosevelt
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Faction of Bath Tub
Combine Decides Not
to Oppose Injunction
-Four Firms Send Notices to the Trade
that They VIII Do Business Inde-
pendent Of Agreement

WASHINGTON. Dec. Z7.-From lnforTna
rion received at the Department Of Jnstics
from one faction of the combination com
monty known as the hath tub trust" the
Indications are that there win be nc fur
ther opposition TO the injunction proceed
inEs instituted by the government
II WIS learned here today thar at leEsi
faIrr of the firms which were charged witf
being parties 10 an agreernent alleged Il
be q violation ~ the Sherman Rnti-rrusi
Law have sent out notices 10 the plumbing
trade that they are no longer parties fc
The agreement and in the future viii Dc
business Independently
The government probably viii complete
the Injunction proceedings
Criminal prosecution which has been
started IN DeUruit il rs said here, win not
be stopped
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Contest Renewed Over
Tax on Corporations;
Foraker Files Brief
Former Senator Dssiynstes II as
Charge on Income and Asserts II
Is Unconstitutional

Wa 1SgToC Upc e--Ths Ie-El con
res- over the cansti-utiouRIl-E @ fhs cor
-iuratlar tax provisions uf Tho PHrne-Al-
lrlcl tariff act was renrwrd tudsr in the
e-rsrls court cf tire Uu1rd states when
rrner Senator Joseph rs ForaEe- q
. be- filed q brief U-tacki1r TIRE lBu. Hs
= fHpectsd 20 make an ursl argument
p ths case comes before the cour1 Tor
ring in JanuBrl-
br3ef sub1litisd t1zaz follows
one prepared o. hi-r when ths case
-st presumed D. BE- srEleC that the
laz is neither lard ca the corporation ttsslT
and its franchise. nor lts business. hlt on
the entire net income The former senator
deEiEnalgs Cd as -clrEs1ratlur income
tsz" and holds f iE 4ucoasttEtlanB1 for
The same reasons that the income tHK was
declared unconstl-ulionsl In lsga. The feH-
turs q the tAK which provides Tor publicity
q the returns Oh which the tax IS Ascer-
tanned again is attacked despite The
Amendment last SUMMER after the corpora
uun Tax cases had been argued the FIRST
time This Amendment provided that the
reru1 ny should be mace puhlic onl7 under
rules Bn6 regulations prescribed ty tbe
secretary q TIE ursBEursT and Epqr5s ed
ty the president These rlles and r-aruln-
tions finally Truuu, gated provided fur re-
srictiunE on publicity iu certain respects
but left open Tor inspection 1he returns ui
corporations whose stock was listed up0n
stock exchange or advertised in the press
CT offered Tor sale 10 The pubIic by the
corporation Senator Foraker urges that
this leaves the private affairs q these
corporations open 10 the inspection q q
competitor or an enemy IL business. murh
10 their 6etrdrnent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Telephone Shoots Mr.. Furst,
But He will Survive Wound

Thinking FurEt either seriously wounded
ur deHd- as his head Was bleeding and be
renamed unconscious, the police were mott
ned a. once Police Surgeon Pepper Hnd
Bishop and DFlsctiTsE L-ahsy ana Nurprr
were rushed 10 the plAcs IN the emsrEsncr
automobile Furst had rsEziusd MS
senses Wheu thsy arrived and vas able
o. explain lhH cause Of rhs 1ecdsrr A
radiEtur ElEndE directly Indsr me inEt-u-
Ineuf and 81 is supposed Furst touched u
Ullh his feet, while holding TIE telephone
Furst EEs hess ~ Ehls On ms NEy home
t'stWesn CEsE ana California streets On
siKteeI-h Frreel hy tE0 negro women.
Nhu relieved him o. a. in money The tul-
lsl amer srrlElEs ham sent I'D through
ths ceiling uHrruVly missing ID sha
berger. a cierk. VIE sleeps IN ths roon
EboFs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28

q shuck winch he received from a shur1
circuit stlis talking over ths telsphuns.
nearly ulused ths desth % Charles furst.
us Nurth oiutseulh street. THIS morning
a. 1es1 c'clock-
Cuuiug IN from me srrest 5ust sftsr ne
hud beer held -. and Nlth reEolvsr iu
AIS hEnd Fu-ss Was calling ~ ths police
stauou 90 noufy them q me boldup. The
uusrulsr rigtrsninE que 10 q SHOCK from
rhs instrumeut caused him iuEollulzrlll D.
10 pun me triEger of MS duuhls aelion
revolver. The bullfI glanced from ms
temple rendering aim unconscious
Fursl is rhs puuurlstor q q buErdiur
house and lodEers GocEed iEr0 me hlu-
way and four41 their tHudi1rd lFtnE on ths
fioor bessie ths tslsphuns with its dEnEIIng
receiver. . revolver b. ma si6s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Four Americans
Charged With Fraud
Officers Looking for Men Who Took
up Big Collection IN Church
0TphEnRge az Einsveh.

ATLANTA Ca Dec. H-wAruings 10
arrest four Armenian VINO are alleged
10 he EvindItnE churches throughout the
country we're sent out today by the At
lEutB police. The ArnasuiAns appeared a.
81 FhIHp's Cathedral here lEsl Sunday
and after presenting buEuE Credentials,
took up q collection of ssEersl hundred
dollars % AID they said IN building al
orphlsuEFs 81 N1nsveh. Collections were
planned ~ other churches, buI when the
ArneIiEns were charged with having
forged their crsdsntiElE. they suddenly dis
appeared
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
Woodrow Wilson
Says James Smiths
Statement Is False
Governor-Elecf Answers Statement
Made by Candidate foT United
States Senate.

ST LOUIS DEE Z1.-Govs srnur-slect
Woodrow Wilson q New Jersey. on MS
arrival here TINS afternoon denounced a.
q fBlsehood any statement that DE had
discussed with James smith. 5r since the
primary, The election uf any other person
than James E. Marine, democratic primary
nouines 20 the United States ssnstorEhip.
smith. IN 4 statement issued last night
charged thai Governor-elect Wilson said
10 him after the primary thar would
be disgrace 10 send MARITIME 10 thc
senate and asked smith TO agree upon q
candidate with him.
Any statement said IT Wilson when
be vas told Of Mr. Ernlth's charge. that
discussed with ny Smith since the grin
ary- the elsctIon O. any 0thsr person rhun
mr. MErtins 70 tt,e bzuasarshit. = /. faase-
hood
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
BASE BALL PLAYERS ARE HELD
Catcher LABd And PHt Bohnnasn Al.
leEed 10 Ne ImRlteateG In
SbOotinu AffraF-

FRANKFORT Ks. Dsc g-stsphsn
ThsophHuis, Greek restaurant keeper
EEs shot and probably fatally wounded
here TO-DAY, and Grover Land catcher uf
the C1svelEnd American league base ball
team and PAT BohHunun. formerly win
the Louisville American association team
are among the ten men Who have been
arrested Several men Who hEd carried
0Vs- rheir Christmas csleh-Euon unul 9
o'Clock TINS morning are AnsEed 70 have
thrown fire crH6ksrs iuto The rsE-H urHHt.
The shootIHE vas the a result q the r0N
that followed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
ILLEGAL VOTERS SENTENCED
WaEonIonds % Men PLEAD GufltV 90
ParticipAtton in Elecrton
FuuudE-

WEST T-NIO,S. O. usc. E.-wEEun loads
of men tndirtea ror alleged participation in
ths wholesale election FRAUDS Of this county
continued 10 arrive in The court huuss
tudET.
Thsr went before JudEs BlEir 70 Elsae
FaiitY. rsce'ves saspsnded sentences and
we're disfrtnch.se5 Tor five wears and paid
fnes q from s. 20 So and costs
The ErAnd igrF th.s rnornlnE rsfu urusd ~
frdictmerts fuund Ees-srdEy- With ths
ulnetF-ssven reported gesterdEy. the totEl
Is nov III Ahout - have Iasa5ed gulu
ana unly tuo not Eu1ry One q these
Thomas Poe q gounE farmer, declares be
ed not Heu ms vote The other Is guhr
sole. q naEro s Esars old and formel
Save
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28
japanese Houses in Manila
Are Searched by Americans

MANILA. Dee z.-PUrsuEut 10 ths re
osipt q secret information AE5ur Genera
DuyRu, T. s A, The retiring oummEndsr
o. the Department q TIE Philippines
caused military agents 70 obtGin the as
zistEncs o. ths police fu searching one
store su6 several Japaness bones for sK-
TlusFes- The search VAS fguls and mas
caused recent sKcitmsut in rhs Jlpsnszs
colony. The residences visited included lhzi
% tils msrczurls h1lss o. 1Itsu BussEu
cumagHg. limited
IA AsHIN SETON. Bec .-.-Ho Instructions
nave Eune forward from "a aEninFl1n r1
Genera Duvau or t8 ans one lu Authority
n AEulls 70 o1ndacl a saErch q the homes
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-28

q the japanese there u is assumed thza
General DuvHn is acting tn conjunction
sith the ciril authorizes. u VAS reported
by secret service AGENTS thsE stores o. arms
ana amuuuItiun had beer collected and
Hsurelsd hy civilians tn rhe PhllqpinsE
II lE pointed out here thEt following the
European custom TIE Philippine govern
InBut has enacted vsry severe laws sEElnFt
the AleEal possession q arms and weapons
no civilian is allowed 90 have these
without q permit Issued By the Huthouues
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