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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
A Viper in the Stomach

| is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help
| all such cases or no pay. SOC. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
St. Louis Cash Grain Market.

II UF1lISIIe1 D! H q -NVVTt. TTsilll -NtT-
chant, "a East Main, Phone s3l
ST. Louis, Nov 80
Wheat-1s cent up: No. red, 81 Z
@eS; No. 3 red. 1895: No red. So
@e1: No. 2 hard, 95@1.o2: No. hard.
5000; No. 4 hard, s5a9o.
Corn-1a to L cent lower: demand
slow; No. 2, so; new, Az: No. 8. As:
new, "A; No. 2 yellow, so: No. 3 yellow
new, A.; No. white. 50: No. 3 white
new, A.; No. 4, 46@47; new. 41k All
Oats-No. 2. 81: No. 3. 30A q 30h
No. 4. 30; No. 2 white, 321a 633: No. 2
white, 31A 632: NO. white, Slha
standard, 32@33.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23

MiNeaNOl.~. NOE. %.
Cash wheat closed No. hard.
1865: No ! northern. l.Q41s a l.o7-s
No. northern, 1oo4s a o3's; No. 8
99ls q l.Q2's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool. Nov %
Whea,-Opened strong; spot No. >
red western winter. IS 212d; December
IS Ia
Corn-opened firm: spot American
mixed, IS Id Decem Der. As 4ssd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
.iahtSui Experience

a Friahtful Experience
with biliousness. malaria and consd-
patton, IL quickly overcome by taking
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, sc. Nc.
Bride Z VIII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
kansa. City Grain.

Kansas City. Nov. 80
wheat-No. hard, 92d1.O1; May
s5A @s5h sellers.
Corn-No. mixed. 47@4s; May,
ISM sellers.
Oats-No. : white, s29s5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
p.,,. ~ Prices

The following rarge OF prices are
furnished by Clark & Insledue, orok-
ers, members Chicago Board OF Trade
yoo-, g fremont block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23

Representative Hog 9sIss.
Below are quoted few Of t1s yepre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
New York Grain

New YORK. NOV. %.
Whea--May. 1o+ss.
Corn-542+
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
The Money Market.

New York. Nov. 22-Prinle mer-
camille. 5le 20 6: exchange firm. bank
ers bis at 4S2.l5M 1920 for sixt!
days; .ss10 on demand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Nov 23.-Cattle-Esti mated
receipts for today. 5000; opened
steady To shade higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
tn. Potato Market.

rhica 20, Nov. 3-PoIaroes-FirIn.
,-Lo;ca - ta,rv asa IS
+-o;, -,o5 3SG 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
Representative Cattle Sales.

Below are quoted few of the repre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
Peoria Co
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.


Corn-No. 3 new, 45i2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23
New York Exehane.

Chicago. Mo- 22.-New YORK eS
change was at discount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-23

Sheep moved clowly at steady prices.
Se~eral strings of lambs brought Sc
and better figures were looked for al
the close
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20

tt tohie Is hai need na b particular asr
no ueei iaee hff petiieoat
weeks al
article th improved temper splendid
thing wives ef erouehy husbands Of leading
Honolulu has sold his
running short bcoming curious @ The
Tho ladies my church. said smiling buying ginger
husbands'
10 said 10 be the Crouch There
demand for the luxury during the political campaign.
Clear the way for the Doctors
heard remarked the other day that it must be be doctor
ride around through Honoulu beautiful but 81
find II he privilege
Physician Mackan for hour
the track he
It Mackal private practice he
city physician and the brings
faces of private patient throughout
opened for the doctor before he his reddv machine
Judge Alec and Delegate big bugs sin,
Went against Charles Ciingwoh and frankie Thompsons
You bet they aforesaid goat whose is "suspende
he
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When a Homo
lulu Citizen Shows You
the Cure,

Why viii people continue 10 suffer
the agonies VI kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disorders, lameness, head.
aches, languor, why allow themselves 20
become chronic inyalids, when a certain
cure il offered themG
Doan's Baekaehe Kidney Pills Is the
remedy 70 use, because u gives 20 the
kidneys the help they need TO perform
their work.
II sou have any even one 81 the
symptoms VI kidney diseases cure your
self nov. before diabeies,i dfopsy Oh
Bright 3 disease sets ip, Read this TO
nolulu testimony
james q. u Armstrong huuHng Val
10y, ilonolulu, liaHalii says Has
& aHa9 fIoM kliAef iIpable for ihffe
geafs and p0ap's haekaehe kidney
pllls completely eHHa me ha4f Lad
10 Ieiufa aitReh ~ ihe fomplHlpi dug
Jag iAe pAsi year ran nai rfeam
mend lhla emHdY zoo higlly
noan = hafhHehf kidRey 1lls afe
saia by elI afHRglfif Hnd h0fekrfpfn
~ ~ fenla pff has fFIa lasea tad0l
~ Hill ~ mallfa "a ffeflp ~ prIfe
~ ne h0l'IaieI nlVg ~. llQu6lHlai
, aglsfaif safai4 ~ NE HaWsllan II
NaHswNH ~ esH haagF SAG
fsAf pr HHAsllHts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20

not travel it without chains. so Camtl
bell got the chains out and tried to pt3
them on. To his disgust. he found thal
he. had the wrong set and they wouldn !
As a substitute, Campbell and tn
land board tore down a few rods Oh
wire fence and proceeded to wrap TIL
tires with the wire. This done. the
started on. The wire lasted a few hun
dred yards, when it broke and TIL
party went back and tore down SOM
more fence. This having been wrapped
around the tires, another start wal
made and the machine got as far al
the rice mill, when the wire agail
went to pieces. Once more it wal
patched up and again the party hiked
for town.
But once more, just as it started il
to rain hard again, the machine balkej
and wouldn It bulge.
Trent, remembering one of his inn
portant engagements in town, started
out to walk With the rain hittind
him in the face and his clothes get
ting heavier with every step. h
plugged along toward the top Of thu
pail
As he made one of the upper turns
he could look down and far below hin
he saw J. F. Brown, gracefully attiret
in a suit once white but now brick
red, plodding along through the mud
Another turn or two on the steer
and slippery road, and Trent and
Brown, looking down from their lofty
height, saw the automobile coming. I
was propelled by two mules. Camp
bell had death grip on the steering
wheel-and one of the mules was be
strobe by Judge Andrade. Sam Dwigh
straddled the other
And Trent and Brown, drenched ant
muddy, sat down in the middle of TIN
road, in the pouring rain, and laughed
Campbell, busily engaged in steerin,
two mules, didn't laugh. Neither dit
Andrade nor Dwight, astride their long
cared mounts. The two pake owner
of the mules, striding barefooted be
hind. did.
When the mule-driven automobile
reached the top of the pail, the entir
party climbed in and coasted into town
But don Il ask them what they thinl
of Kawaialoaiele. It's not safe.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
SIDELIGHTS
WHO WON =?


Street rides during
thereof They cheap always The weather
smoking gd enforced the most desirable bon Honolulu Evening
rides particularly desirable away
and dodge the comparatively millions mosquitoes which,
consnmmae No
khaki clad badgebedecked eaheleggined inspectors.
But
teews because that as YOU NAV learn from no less dng uov
than Governor Far aceompl nothing They way
the conversation of of going
Don modest dress w you
get seat behind couple who
which you are in search 1t is at times WISE order that suspicion
TO carry DC and at proper intervals to turn page show that
you are absorbed in its contents Then listen If hearing be
will get more information than Thm Annual
promotion committee combined can aordpeh not in volume but certainly
anybody recent Republican conventions and if So woi
Take street ride follow advice,
gamblers liquor ANONYMOUSLY
found that refOrme,
the stock exchange in the day time recreation meetings
evening occupation According him the will
when only bridge and champagne will be permitted
On ride got little bit mixed The condolences which
overheard took place between lawyer and leading business The
former by of his profession
questions of the day. unless authentic information
brewery stock
carefully prepared list of nominations W b check marks onnoa an If the
Evidently lawyer purchase
the condolences exchanged Of could justify other
conclusion.
While reading Rvets Outlook,
lost out because Damn don't like with
and because George Deison is a boss himself.
While reading volume the immigration question entitled Grace
MOng heard theater and the head of company
moa decide that the Republican party had taken exceedingly asute stand
that subject and that Democratic ingenuity Maav type would
On another trip and listened wadhee recognized
recollection in
conversation with Manoa nurgen
and while reading of Miss Ta concerning
STANDARD Oil Company learned that the two Charles Aehi and Clark
accomplished everything they after
residence,
ladies'
convention, Bkons exceedingly
and should have On back
demonstrated satisfaction that Cohen should
ON general principles, whether the rules
Who wont Figure yourself these
to- puzzles constitute recreation
And if can of the wouldbe
all tell THEY did
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
THE ILIAD OF
THE LAND BOARD
How Mr.. Campbell Steered Two
Mules and Andrade and
Dwight Rode Them.
(From sundays Advertiser.l

The advisory land board and Land
Commissioner Marston Campbell know
all about Kawailoalele now They went
over and spied out the land yesterday.
But what thew think about it is not
fit for publication, SO their sentiments
will be carefully omitted from this sad,
damp story.
Really, it is very sad story, story
which concerns four members of the
land board, Marston Campbell Marston
Campbell s automobile and two mules
Judge Anirade and sam Dwight are
most intimately connected with the
mules, they having ridden them up the
Pail in the face of a driving rain.
Campbell steered the machine, which
was drawn by the aforesaid mules.
Richard Trent walked.
So did j. +. Brown. lie WAS lightly
attired in a white suit and it rained.
The rest is profanity.
The tale runs thusly:
On account of the big row that was
kicked up over the Kawailoalele prop
osition, the board at its last meeting
resolved to visit the land and see for
itself what the place is really like.
Also, they resolved to 60 TO Kaneohe
and see the Hawaiian fishermen who
had applied for the lots for residence
purposes,
To clear the way Marston Campbell
addressed letters to each Of the twenty.
five Hawaiian applicants, asking them
all to be present at Kaneohe courthouse
Saturday afternoon, prepared TO tell
the board exactly what they wanted
and hoped TO get
As per schedule, the land board set
ont in Campbell : automobile early yes.
terday afternoon and reach KaneOhe
without any more serious mishap than
"A thorough drenehing, the clouds
weeping over the ignominious defeat Of
| Frank Thompson and Charlie Chilling
worth, aspirants for rowing b0non.
Aa Kaneohe the board found one
lone man awaiting them-and IL de-
YelOped that be was man who aeel-
dentally happens 10 bear he same name
ns one Of the applicants for KaWail0a-
lele land and who had, for that reason,
received the letter intended for bis
hamesake and who had gone a. Kane
ohe TO SEE what 20 the world the land
board wanted ~ him
That part Of the program being a
h41e. the board turned ne atteutIo on
30 the KaNalloaieIs lois aud Camp
afllis ear Nas iunrd back h carry the
party 20 ihe murh disputed site
AZ ihf Junction ~ tfH kaRfahf au1
Namuaalo ioads lhr party met q. T.
emll.ug 900 Herman Fafhe. ho told
IN land fApffs ihai ihs faad beyoai
Naa pfNH1 muddy bat probably paYl
sahle ~ 'amphfll a ne tflm, nenf
aHfaa
fhf road Naa muddy fply madiY
hui en- ladY fHffe1ifa IA Rfluag
lhlaaHt iaH ~ ihHF rHfhed hAaHi
laalplt ln8lHH IalH fHWf NJ sHa lhsf
aH iaaA fThBa "a lAf lHAf HHi ~ p
HaAffWan 81 ~ hatA
~ mN WAaf ~ Fnsa n hha ihai
~ lesam. flalni ~ aAiaaabHf feald
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
oRAToRY IN HAWAII.

good exactly
wenyfour entitled the
coanut thrive obrusive politicians
early cotton makes all pledges every
bud and BLOSSOM
tourists keep down the supply automobiles
destructive than other
All which sidelghts
climate peculiarly production orators oo
their and used hperoe and SMILES and pebbles telling
aduncs much advantage The English Pitts aided
their business, comfortable living
og eoquenee Dan Webster had the down fpe that he
with THEN ompot succeeded in getting The word ppaus added
by the reporters Of their efforts
But what history and records climate
herebefoe referred to- wins likewise We produce IL without
cultivation and with e irrigation Charlie Aehi ndat
speech II be- ud Eddie othtt only
sh gestures would pat Dsate out Of business and language voice
and delivery drive Cicero Of The suburbs Rome
although tomt-peaIs subject or Canada, tell about
the Declaration Of Independence and the Runpme
Henry bneW and m louder eluHty RAJ able
When you s me Delegate lpee Weakened ~ and gen him talking ia
nalaul h efforts such drive Ael pndpss back kanfohA
Ana te si 81 products this ne q long mention An that
can be said about - char che sioe ehppge apd other gamte
e ahe ~ matter hmH N d bridge Ha beck t#nPop
against al pmuh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
A Glass
House Needs
No Window

L
the odtime industries of the Hawaan being lost many
changed requirements productions have
eliminated the necessity demand for them but some because the Hawai-
possess the The natives of the little
of Nla which alongside the Island of Kauai have long been famous
Nib ms' They
Poynes Matchmaking being soft of fine texture and
pleasing design prb many folded until they
pocket Nihau brought large
gooasd selling from $50 $780, although in the last few $50
mats have been sold for almost double the price But Nhau mats are fe"
wealthy recently asked the natives to make him
number and offered them their price They willing make
the right kind of ushe but they hadn't the PUSHES
The be in careful and have to be protected
money cannot tempt the Niauans to take reengage
culture
terrestrial
mas @ sun seooPed at one 1en woop 1O[ power ana Pomp pee
And leave to think the Yank or the Cn takes the cake when he tries
rule
bounced of
Frear told him to- if report true angry
For sini have to hunt the comics of hundred
Erers,
public excluded from where Mott and the
Prince hands;
King what the
myth MOttsmith is inclined to have his
population,
al with private salutatOn
Said the Prince How do? Said Mott you and the band began
blooming
dreadful DOOM
Amy OF who Ta Hun and dared to tell the
For Mott whose sacred plan good gosng
vaudeville day.
But ohiR bound think his royal
by those he
a got hit Hawaii' shore.
Is than being fool
On me mainland the Democrats frequently referred to " he unwaed
sef Democrat" but Link" than that
Democratic party is beneath McCandess' hat
$'wm divorce the paryf" question ask,
Lnk" would split himself carry the task.
No Lincoln is Democracy the party and its pride
II Lincoln killed tie party he would be suicide
complains puddes what
doing This time talk about mddes when
everybody IS busy singing mud in politics
that
oonne, OF Herald delegate,
Republican should
than proxy that a from West Hawaii,
example, might the proxy Of from East Hawaii.
II inonvenient for all delegates travel convention Sometimes
they afford and sometimes they can't make connections
Hawaii Herald declares the Russians be workers. lie
community life and given the kind Of they have their hearts
They don't American They their style Of bakeries
ni Island be divided into counties Why divide II
iata fHaNne Comfy and leald County,
IA CUBE hes experimenting 10 make paper from ought
sKsSs
Ia hatnig should gen after te s@eaeog who pua heolea
80 a be aei' In moving picture sle"
~sas Superintendent II Public Nals Aaro Campbell highly
plassa ana fte heavy pps that have prevailed Htayn
Tasts usll Naulan, mature needs "a 8ula encouragement
NEsss
ieuoua say nothing q up sabls hat
Fts n ne sDanhfsr heaaga md s iae soa
designed 10 make g Clipped a nle lpAa0si uapge
sas = asls ng nansl .ua l9f ffpe el ds had r. ~
sas sAts Aa oenas q beng te fBF M apb sa,aapsp
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
NO SECRECY.

sidegh hath said times that suffrage
Sdeghts will the thing
lions accepted and published literary paid
matter
On
have prevailed
only but hold kicking secrecy
public Had of
the public would have been fully advised
tension of the public building
about secretly stuffed roll No
proceedings the board permted
doors be closed and the dubbed
always be publicity I'll
exception where the interests of the people anybody
concerned and where nobody anything
under discussion For sepecng
of her will for these gumsho
many public nowadays indulge
And the will be happy Their
much needed indeed almost haekneyed p
really nothing and
nothing fcr publication" will be employ
And this virtue all
will the shinin
example follower Roosevelt used to muc
advantage
S say of be, No Secrecy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20


when D. ot % s anofaaa 'rsn el Die official ua
and his various tNtt
Moiy Smith sesfetat rsnf real governor
both dd che tono vita credit their departments
able 60 tte prince By inspection pafe Of The Advertiser
The morning following bic
But OF Of this hoe been and spoken discussed In mar
WAYS What You want On o Co. ee The views Of
selves have arena, done d. My nundrymhn apparently become
ocuaed with pemocand by that don't ideas
asked him what h thought about the reply prompt
it was expressive Re said "To much good"
hrmps the eating Of which would not result rmaue poisoning
search thereof visited Chinese grocery Whiting tin
be wrapped aud change the fveoar piece
asked the polite what prince
varied from that Of aundmn placed
expression the word, plenty"
took advantage Of another opportunity
Cnse girl who school parents
permitted me do asked her what prince
get from her was My Papa like quizzed
brought back cleaned and pressed suit Of clothes
cke Trent would blush and which nobody perm
TO in presence.
They all said they gratfed by
had examination developed
of the prince confined watching him gasse
and later interviewing Notify Walter
And the Chks all Republican they getting
Link won't Cupid other they a
becoming imued American ideas proposition
tinsel and title everything
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
oHINHsn pnM0oRAoY

Tho Nii Of hs Hbn lrpe Interesting 10 lfpfeH 70
ta WITH mauA Ian. pRaa accompanying suspension % ufaef Davis
u hafaf fprla arq earthquakes cad f@ealeN HtfH hl u
waf s mR F aHutnul ipn la pae a2at Hah evil 4Af flR
phH} - mHhleH ilr WlHmfHl hAH 90 good b ie aff
lmlHHp ~ tAe m Hlefg lhe rflegau1f n ~ agals
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-14
BOY BATTLES WITH BANDITS
Shoots and Kills TWO Hghwsymen
Who Had Attempted 10 ROB
Postoriee.

Tallahassee. Fla In % struggle early
Saturday with two slfobIoVers. Paul
sauls. o. years OF age. who WIS left
to- watch the postonlce building. shot
and killed them both iu the basement
o' the building The boy WAS only
SLIGHTLY Injured The csrksmou.
both Of whom were white. have nu.
been identified
Young saula WAS ou duty rur OIL.
father. who b. night Waterman 900 th"
uu..diug Some one knocked on the
door and shouted tba. mail pouch
bad been picked up iu the street and
thr boy opened the door tu receive Co.,
Th" lad found himself looking into
the barrels uf tvo pistols and the or.
der came 10 hands up
My hands came up a. They bounced
upon me" be- said As They tried
to bind me with @ rope ! managed 20
get m, pistol in line and urea. the
shot taking effect for one of the men
clung TO mo. then placed my pistol
on my shoulder and fired TO 40" rear
several times after which ! was free
from their grasp"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-14
SHEEP OWNERSMEET
FoRTY.SiNTH ANNUAL coNVEN.
TON NOW oGiNo HELD AT
OGDEN. UTAH.
President ooodinp Declares That As.
ISOLATION Must Get Into Politics
to Protect lie Own
Interests.

ogden. utlh.-Thc opening session
Ut the forty.siXih annual convention
NJ the National Wool q overs asso.
citation was held In this city on
Thursday. aud the preliminary work
transacted incident to the work Oi
one OF the most enthusiastic cDnycn.
lions In the history OF the ussucia
ton.
Fred W. Gooilng Of shushone
Idaho, president Of the National Wool
Growers association. delivered his an.
nual address to the woolmon'n con.
vention. Mr. Gooding took the view.
point that the woOlmen's association
must get into politics to protect its
own interests.
Mr.. Goodlng discussed the tariff
question. the national wool warehouse,
wool prices generally and their rise
after the establishment Of the ware.
house; the alleged MONOPOLY OF the
Boston buyers: the need OF faster
schedules for railroad stock trains;
the forest service. suggested the con
troll Of the range by a commission.
discussed predatory animals ana also
took account OF questions generally
affecting the wool growing industry.
ViccPresidont knolin also Ideliy.
cred an address, while ADDRESSES ~
welcome were made by Governor
Spry. on behalf uf Utah. william
Glassman. mayor " Ogden, on behalf
OF the peopl. OF this city, and a Il
Haywood. president Of the Weber
club. on behalf Of the commercial In.
terosts OF the city.
John Hart Of Idaho was 10 have 70.
spondod ON behalf Of the wool grow
ors, but In his absence. p. G.. John.
ston OF Blackioot city. Idaho. spoke.
About 1000 delegates were In attend.
nnce at the opening session.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-01-14
ARMY IS ADVANCING
REVoLUrloNlsrs or NICARAGUA
HAVE NO INTENTION or LAY.
INC DOWN ARMS
One Faction DO Determined 20 Reject
All oyertufes Of Peace Coming
From President MadrIz and
Fight II Out

Manarua Niolusua rl dent
MadrIz n generally cast down uy fhr
death uf General FOruaz u1l who
was drowned while 900 hls way tu Ma.
nsrua tU discuss pslcH settlement
General Dluz wus warm friend uI
Maduz and o. would have been puH.
slbIo for the president ana the repre-.
sentative Of no." provisional govern.
mont 10 go over the whole situation
with some expectation Of an amlcablo
agreement
Dr MadHz ~ hopeful ~ the early
appointment of O delegate LOO the place
NJ General Dinz. but be- fears that the
new peace envoy will represent only
the liberal element OF the revolution.
lists Word has come to him That 'Nc
conservatives. led by General Cham
orro. mean 60 continue fighting and
h. has been warned that CmHrr,o
ana his army are advancing toward
Mnnagua through the department ui
Chontalos The government will up
pose the advance ~ Ia Mango
According 10 the adyiccs received
here. a split has occurred IN the ranks
Of the rcyolutionIstH ana Il Is believed
one faction will reject an uvprturcs
of peace President Nadrlz has or
dcr"d court proceedings io be- insiItni.
cd 20 puniih whoever was responsible
for the execution Of Grocc and Can.
non
As President Zclayn does nor M
pear Officially on the records of the
courtmartlal. the responsibility can.
NOT be- nxed ON him liut possibly
some Official will be- found guilty. prob.
ably Solomon Sclya The prosecuting
attorney who oniciated ut the trial
lie may however. produce instruc.
lions from Zclaya. authorizing hts ac.
ton. In that event congress mgnt
order the trial of Zclaya