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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-11-08

Is your husband cross? An irrita'
BILE. fault finding disposition is often
due to a disordered stomach. A man
with good digestion is nearly always
good natured. A great many have
been permanently cured of stomach
trouble by taking Chamherlain's Tab
let's. For sale by all dealers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Tires Of Her Affinity

vigorous defense. 1t is limited also
that he will briEg serious counter
charges against his wife. the former
princess.
Princess Louise, or the Countess
Montignoso, first came into notoriety
In 1902. when she disappeared from
the court Of Dresden and was not To-
Gated for several days. when she was
found al Geneva in company with u.
Giron, former tutor Of her children,
who had been ordered out OF Saxony
on account Of his attentions to the
princess. II was said that the mar
ried life of the crown princess and
her husband had been very unhappy
on account Of the princes conduct, but
King George insisted that his son
should get divorce. which was grant
ed on February II, 1903.
The princess and Giron at first
seemed 10 be very happy. going from
Geneva TO Mentone. Then came the
serious Illness OF Prince Christian,
the eldest child of Crown Prince Fred.
erick and Princess Louise, and the
mother agreed to part with Giron II
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
COMIC KING IN u. S.

disposal q his properly % he trusc
company which IL IS Tow suing. It IS
almost needless 20 So! that his claim
has been disputed ~ the receiver ana
the banking department.
Just Why Letaudy. after entertain
ing Europe with his escapates and
PLAYING the role Of Al opera boure
-crarc5. should have elected . re-
tie inc seclusio1 has long been z
mystery. Not even his friends c. for
Ie- days have known il recent years
the residence Of the emperor.
While lie former id.e- Of the Paris
bou.eTzrds IS row seeking { fortune
Il t1e courts CT this country. that
does 1o- mean TIA. he 5 pennies.
He 81 las { large fortune. II il
ves-:ga-.c- O: The career o. the ex-
monarch q ne dese-- il this cou1-
~ revealed that a the tine III. Har-
r;-ar vas reported 70 BE- about TO
rehab..ita-e ne Erie Letau6y was
sh-ewd enough 70 purchase Z large
block OF E-ie shares ~ from So 70
SIS { share. which ne atterva-d dis
posed c: a. from $50 70 S35 Z share
Friends who have since heard OF this
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
But Some Of Them Are Sporty. Con.
cludes Wellesley Girl Faneier
of Spooks.

Wellesley.-Miss Agnes Rockwell, a
senior at Wellesley college, has &C.
quired a wholesome sympathy for
ghosts. not the kind that walks on
Saturday. but the sort that plays
havoc with ones spinal cord.
She says they are much abused and
are really good and not bad. She
knew ghost once, she declares, that
OF favorite black cat. Her nurse. SO
she says, in common with many
other distinguished people, held the
fallacy that ghosts are horrible crea-
lures and that every mans hands
should be against them"
"A most fragrant instance Of the
mishandling of ghosts in fiction has
driven me to take up my pen in their
defense she continued. 1t must
have been apparent to all consider
able litterateurs that of all the faith
full servants who wait upon the pleas
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
ARMS ARE BEING
SENT TO MADERO
Allowed 10 Buy War Material
in This Country.
GREAT HELP TO FEDERALS
President Grants Permission To Mex.
GO To Buy ard Snip RiHes ard
A--gni;ier To Recruit Army
Frcn tne Rurales

Washington. - President Francisco
Mzde-c, @. Mexico. 1zs decided upon
: vigorous campaign agz.ls- The rebels
ard Ire American government has
consented % permit ire shipment from
The United States @ arms and an
Eul.i.oa :or his soldiers.
L Is Ire Intention 0: President Ma.
ce-o % -splel.sh his diminished army
with fresh recruits, throwing them
around The st-olgEo.6s CT Ire rebels.
Tie serious problem @ aiming them
las been s.upl:1ed b { decision 0:
he United States authorizing b. spe-
c-al permission Il each case TIE Mex,
can gCvs-IIe1t to purchase munitions
0: var here and ship them across tie
border. Under this polio! Three COT
s.g-ze1;s C arms and ammunition a.
ready hare gone Into Mexico.
Ire .c;1. resolution @ Congress,
under TL!c1 President Ta:-'s recent
proclamation :o-b.dt:-g TIE e1po-ta,
ton c: munitions c: war vas issued,
authorized ,1e President 10 make e1,
cept.ols Il MS discretion
Ire attitude q President Tat. as
explained ~ officials here. = . PEI
-.t The Mexican government . buy
whatever = p.ezses Z this COUNTY.
THIS IS 70 violation q neutrality, il 5
added. 8 t1e te.l.ze-e-cy Q. the revo-
.u..o1.s-s Las lo- been recognized
EI--eEe precautions viii IL taken g
prevent var supplies consigned o -1s
Mexican government from falling ITO
-hs hands c: Tie rebels, Tho are DE-
lied -Le privilege q receiving such
materials under t1e Presidents proc.a,
NATION
The rs.1tc-cezeIts contemplated
r President Na6e-o must II con-
posed . -s- rec-li.s. tu. = : O.
c.a-e6 - Mexican c@c.a.s nat he
personnel would y very effective from
: military pc.-. Q: T.=r. = -1e army
~..i Re composed Q: -u-ales already
used o some sort c: discipline. They
are hold and experienced riders and
fighters. used to running down
-----
and capable O. living upon The cou1,
- where hay campaign
Meanwhile -ze american army =.
mains idle. C far as Mexico s con
ce--et; re NaTy p9-sres the peace
=. routine @ sill further pulve!.z.rg
re re1-a-, @: the wreck O. The old
ta---es1.2 san Marcos. and there IS
70 T.s.5.s s.gZ q a1y change q mind
q -l= par CT The administration II
Is policy c: absolute Lo--.--e-vsrcio1.
Attorney General W'icEershaz. il.
-e-p-@,--g President Ta:j's p-oc,ana.
ION. has decided that dynamite. other
explosives and machinery for making
arms and ammunition must be -
ga-ded 6 munitions O. wa- and can
not b exported o Mexico except b.
special executive permission.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Oregon Mar Gees T-zppi7g and EH
rects 70 Make $500 With Lit
tie Ls1cr.

klamath Falls. Ore-When r. s.
SPARKS walked down Main street fair
II e1ve!cped il pelts OF wild animals
he lad caught and skinned, he at
tIacte6 10 little attention. He had
fifteen unusually fine coyote pelts and
five tobcat pe.ts strung on c!rcu-
lar wire, which rested OF his shoulder
Ike : yoke. and the skins hung down
OF al sides Ike cape. nearly 10 the
ground. Il is the biggest and most
valuable catch OF the kind brought TO
County Clerk Charles r. De Lap il g
long tine.
The bounty collected from the clerk
was a. the rate OF $3.50 for the coyote
skins and 81 for the hides OF the bob
CATS. In addition TO the total bounty
OF $3.50, he will get anywhere from
81 10 SIS apiece for the skins. AS q
rule. coyote skins bring less than
those Of bobcats, but this winter they
are slightly higher.
Sparks places his traps on billy
places where he can see them from
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Was Separated From Prince Because
Of Escapade With Tutor-After.
wards Married 4 Musician
Now Seeks TO Be Free.

Rome.-The trial Of the suit Of the
Countess Montignoso, formerly crown
princess Of Saxony, for legal separa-
ton from her husband. Enrico Toselli-
was begun here and promises to be
replete with sensations. In her Pc
tition the former princess accuses Sig
nor Toselli with having misappropriat-
ed money and iewelry belonging to
her in order to lead vicious, lazy
and immoral life, and further alleges
that during her absence Toselli in
vited women 10 their villa, decked
them out IN her fnery, and afterward
openly escorted them through the
streets OF Florence.
Signor Toselu has made no public
statement in regard 10 the suit but
his friends declare that many Of the
accusations made against him are
false, and he is expected to make a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Expenses viii Be $4,000.

Annapoliz.-Mr. McQuade. OF the
city delegation. chairman OF the Com
mittee OF Claims, has been keeping q
careful account OF the expenditures OF
the Legislature month b. month and
has used every effort to keep them
within bounds. He has advised the
Governor OF the condition OF the f
nances and gone over the accounts
with him. Summing up all the money
that has actually been paid, that
which is already fixed and making z
reasonable estimate Of the orders for
extra pay which are customary in the
wild scenes a. the close OF the SEES
sion. Mr.. MeQuade thinks that the
cost Of the session will be about $780,
900, z sum less than that expended by
the Legislature al recent sessions
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Emperor of Sahara Now Lives
in New York.
Ruler Is WITHOUT FUNDS - Former
souleYarcier, Known IS The Lii
tie Sugar 5oai." Is Plaintiff
in Big Law Suit.

New Yo-E.-JacQues Leczudy. first
emperor c. the Sahara. !C.e- Of the
Paris bouleva-ds and one tine lover
ot the Spectacular, has found New
YORK place where he csc indulge Il
many q the eccel--ic.-5es which
made hin notorious = france and
elsewhere. As Al asylum for rejected
and detected Dona.chs, lie prefers i
70 England.
Strange IS il nay seen, II E city
whe-e publicity Is TIE lot Q: 6oers c.
the u1conventio1s. the emperor q:
the Sahara = he s!I years that he
has spent Z exile here has had nan!
adventures which have escaped 10
tee.
As was his wish when he cane here
al exile from France. but with uorey
70 burn. he has e=zce6 himself. has
Joined the submerged tenth as il we're
Just noE te Is living il Z villa WITH
Il hundred miles a this city, Ell
.oyirg himself and awaiting the out
come Of the suit which he has brought
against the superintendent Q: banks
and tie Carnegie Trust company fo-
Al accounting Q: something ike 81
600 coo. thai being tie value OF prop
e-ty IL France which ne alleges the
trust company was to dispose Q: for
hin.
Tie suit brought b. Jacques Pre-
n.er. IS he used 70 sign hiuse.: OF
hotel registers. IS really a. echo o.
his Saharan expedition. /, was il
1906 that LebaUd!, forced 70 aban-
don lis scheme Of empire il the
desert owing TO the refusal OF the
powers 10 recognize his claims, de-
teruined 70 seek al asylum IN the
United States. Because Of the treat
nent OF some Of his men France had
become uncomfortable for him. In
Septen Der, 1908, he issued q procla-
nation Offering his French property
for sale. signed By his imperial hand
which was sent 10 leading bankers
abroad and which was the forerunner
Of his present suit
II was after this proclamation that
the emperor says he turned over the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
MINERS LIKELY
TO COMPROMISE
No All-Summer Strike in the
Anthracite Region.
PER CENT WAGE INCREASE
Leading Operator Declares tire Miners
nus- Surrender Their Oe-sr5
Fer Recognition OF the
Unior.

PhilsdelpE .a-T1z; ne strike C re
anthracite coal D!lers-o- suspension
as they prefer 20 cal .:-T1.ca Ee-,
Into e1ec; Saturday night v-l be SET
tied E. the conference between tie
operators and miners scale committee
OF April = Z this c..y. O. the basis
OF Z withdrawal c: al @: ;le ~ .ol
demands and q "a: wage increase O.
10 per cent was Ire opinion Z veil
Informed circles here. Al O. TIE terms
o. the existing agreement j vas Be-
Eeved. Will be extended to- three years
and the concession q the 10 PEI cent
increase viii II accepted y the 1e1-
kilograms received here tEo- every
city and ;oz- L ne Anthracite dis.
ric, say TIA: the suspension order O..
Pres.6so, White lad been c1eEec.
NUn-u1lo1 miners have joined z--- lie
union -=1 and Ire tie-p = absolute
and complete TIE men believe ma,
public sentiment Is O. --=.- side and
that i. : -@c- E--zs6 --z- -1= present
wage scale. -L.-- Ess 1ee- 2 -c-ce
te1 years. zzs --- KEPT pace r---
the advanced cost c. living
While 1o-= e tie operators would
discuss he s-t.ec- !. xas s-z-=1 ma,
with ne exception e F-=z--@-- Bzer.
Of t.z Reading. I'D o-e or --l Others.
TIE leading --ec--e-s realize ia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
To Pension 10000 Employees.

New York.-Theodore y. Vail, presi-
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, announced the adoption by
his company Of a pension plan for its
10000 employees. Pensions ranging be
tween s25 and 800 month, he said,
would be granted employees retiring
after from % TO 40 years OF service.
The maximum pension, he added,
would be 80 per cent. OF the salary at
the time OF retirement, but would not
exceed 800 a month
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Embezzled 100000, Charge.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Graham Tufts.
Jr., husband OF the former widow OF
A. r. Roe, of Fort Worth, Tex. is in
the county Jail here awaiting arraign.
ment on the charge of having EN-.
bezzled approximately 100000 of the
100000 estate of his wife Tufts is
alleged 10 be hypnotist and occult
adept and founder of a cult called The
Church OF God. He is said also to
be the head of the American Hymalan
Christian Colony Association.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
JUNGLE SAM MAY
WARN MEXICANS
Must Live Up TO Government S
Constitution.
THE FEDERAL FORCES WEAK
likely = Lay 0o"r IRE Sane
7-.rt 1'e = Hexico Ira: Vas
7or= r. C.-z ara
i-zrzz-z.

Washing -----C --E-e--z-.-Z !e.S-s
= Mexico -.-v over - Fedora. DE-
t=z:s i C1.--z1Zz- O--zc-s success
--e-e = .ooze5 -Cc1 Is c-..= o-.-o-s
z-c SE=.y . u followed D. serious
eTe1-s throughout -le republic. &C
co-1.-g . Sac Depa-:z=-: reports
.-c- re Mexican capital
Tie wesE-ezz Q: he Fedora. forces
= -Le South 5 recognized AID Zsgs-z
seems % Il taxing Advantage O his
tzc: He 5 reported q Il -ssu2.rg
lis fighting = -1s- section
-te :=5e-als. following -1e.- -@ce1:
engagement Z Southern Chihuahua
rs--ez-e5 % To--=o1 Z : Gezc-a.-zs1
condition, and ne sac Department
reports SAP the rebels az following
t1=Z cl3se.y
T1e rebel successes have shaken re
confidence @: some Q: re Washington
officials Il he easy triumph O. Ae6s-o
over rs enemies. Tie! are now
recognizing re possibility q a. over
.--c~ g Ire Az1e-o government a11
re grave question : beginning . as
scr .-se.t Is . ne cc--=c. attitude
@: ne United States Z the turmoil AID
chaos z1.c1 probably would follow
re c-zs1.-g Q: Presidential aspirations
. = -@es- -1-=e O. :ou! ambitious
Mexican ret=. leaders.
While cae-e : Sill 70 thought @
armed Intervention II Mexico. s--s--
ion : being drawn % TIE :zc- that =
Cuta. = Panama i Nicaragua ard
other Central American and Wes-
Indian republics TIE American govern
ze1- las laid down the principle that
having regular constitutions, the Ts-.-
Gus disturbing elements Il those cou1-
tries must De obliged 70 live up 10
them; that the government must BE-
representative Of The viii OF The ia
.or.-y O: the people freely expressed.
and that there should be 10 self:
created dsspot!E1-
The problem nay soon be presented
as 20 whether some such representa-
lions nay not have 20 be made 10 The
ambitious asp.-a-- for executive pow
= II Mexico II the event O. Nade-o's
overthrow. Even Il such case, how
ever. i is confidently believed hare
there viii be 10 necessity to- al II
yasion 0: Mexico or for the exercise
o. anything more than moral suasion
such as has been potent Il the case
q ether disturbed Lat.n-Ane-ican Re
publcs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Japs At MagdaIena BAY.

Washington.-That there nay be
some truth" in the report c2bled from
Toxic that Japan has secured a coal.
ing station at Magdalena Bay. Mex
leo, was the tacit admission of State
Department officials. But 1t was in.
sisted that if such a station were
secured it was purely Commercial
base" According to information at
the department, Mexico has recently
published the fact that she will grant
all nations equal mercantile coaling
privileges at her ports
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
THE SOFT COAL MINERS
Ire 5i;-r- -eus Miners E-e = He
cei.e ~ Increase l- Pay ans
~ Ct-er De-s-os Are
Waves.

Cleveland. O-Pssce. bv agreement.
vas declared i ~ 1.,--..-s-s ca.
fields rr.ss~. Immediately a.-s-zz-5
q. order vas issued BIZ ne anthracite
STRIFE eo---s.-aa ~ the 1890.
--s-.-- =- ---=. @.,-z z--=---+ 49,.
- - -.-.---.....-.---
-
-7=-- '--- 9 - ---
p ne anthracite -e-ls-
There Vii L G z1c-r Suspension L
-L@ c5---.-g-s -e.Es - PERM. --s
c-e-e-.-s s-5 miners G -Le E.z=-=--
states - s---,- --zs- internal CE=--
s-rzz --.. s----=.-y----s -g-sz-z--
--s- = ----. ---.-----. -
-.--.------,- -
@-s@ = Svs=--- commons '---
maze t-z, 1911 --7-s-l= ne COS @
mining ever 20 a=5ee-=-. -e7--s-
here o keep tle -.-=-s --o- earning
a. much a. they car
- agreement re miners w.L -
rzs-z ~ increase q. =rz rz--s : ,,-
~ s--a.- ~-.- ---zs cz--s - -s-z
g. - - -
-. - -
a. -
san u! VIZ -'7 I--= pa -
--e one. l@-z--S as= "a--
--e-s T--- = suspension Z rs
1-t----o-s feds = a. states ezc@p;
Missouri, kansas Arkansas. -s1zS
zL- yz-z-c--z- F-s.@ --e ---e-s nave
Al agreement . "o:.- Ee----E 1@Eo-
--zt.o-z .o- c5-,-zc-- A-7-- -5-i---
---o- E@- a-e te1e--s<
- "a 3 re anthracite s---z.-52 :
Concerned mare : 10 -=@- -l- SCI
sz.-1-z- statements @ expected c-s'
--@sS Ia Consumes i 5 c1---@----:
declared -e-e maj ,-e suspension VII
10 -as. -c-S
joan De-pssE q scranton F.,
-1o-@s a-e--e1E' O. Hzz-@,ol' a-1
JON ta-., q 9-z-1c2---, E-@s.1s1t @
ne -1-o- a-;1-ac-,s c.s---c-s. seli :
telegram . G@c-Ee : 5=@-. l-es.cs-,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Newfoundland Kills Rahv.

Chicago.-Anna De Calvo, three
years old, 1864 West Eleventh street,
was killed by large Newfoundland
dog while visiting the home OF neigh.
Dor. The child attempted to play with
the animal while it was eating bone,
when it suddenly made a vicious at,
tack on the girl. The dog tore open
the child's throat, and the victim bled
TO death. The girl and dog had been
left alone in the kitchen for a few
minutes, and when members of the
family returned they found the dead
body on the floor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Wage Demand Conceded.

Il Philadelphia.-A strike among the
textile workers in the Kensington mill
district Of this city has been avoided
ny the action Of the Upholstery Weay-
.rs' Union in accepting a compromise
lfered by the mill owners. The men
asked for an increase in wages from
a to IS cents an hour, reduction in
.Forking hours from 81 TO 81 a week
md other concessions. The employ
RS conceded the wage demand, but
would not reduce the hours below So
4 week.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
10000 LOOMS TAKE WING
Mobilization and Flight of Birds From
California to North Rare
Scene.

San Diego, Cal.-The first sign OF
spring was evident on San Diego bay
a few days ago when flock Of looms
estimated 10 have numbered 10000
modified on the surface OF the water
and unanswered to the weird calls OF
their leaders until their formation
was perfect
Then. at q signal, the feathered Wis
itors from the north, which have been
about San Diego during the winter
rose and in wedge-shaped body head
ed for their northern summer home
Many persons lined the bay shore
and witnessed the strange mobiliza.
ton, which lasted for more than an
hour.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Names son As SUCCESSOR.

Kansas City, Mo.-Joseph Smith,
who organized the Unorganized Latter
Day Saints Church, and has been its
president for more than so years,
definitely designated his son, FTeder-
lex " Smith, as his successor. The
announcement was made in signed
communication directed TO one OF the
church's leading papers. The son is
10 assume the Office of the presidency
whenever from any cause the father
shall find it necessary to vacate.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

allowed 10 see her son. This was re-
fused. but Louise did not go back TO
Giron.
After her fight Louise assumed the
title OF Countess Montignoso. and was
granted an income Of $500 a year
from her former husband. The coun-
tess then came 10 Italy, where he had
an affair with the Marquis Guiccardini.
which caused the latter's wife to leave
him and sue for divorce. Louise next
net Signor Toselli, who was a music
teacher with very modest income.
They eloped TO London, where they
were married in 1907.
The pair have not lived together for
nearly two years, but not until re-
Gently were any steps taken looking
to q legal separation. The fact that
the countess now seeks her freedom
has given rise to a report that she has
aIother matrimonial venture in view
aid consequently desires to rid her
self OF the Italian pianist
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Child Eats Gold Fish.

( Bellefontaine, Drank Comella, 6
Tears old. strolled into DR.. Carrie
s7icheson's Office and watched the gold
'ish swimming in a glass case. The
title fish looked good enough to eat,
20 Frank lifted one out Of the water
Ind ate 1t whole It tasted good, and
re ate another. There was another
Z the bowl He did not eat that one.
because the services of DR.. Richeson.
Who happened in, became Immediately
Necessary for Frank.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
10 PER CENT. RAISE FOR 100000.
New England Cotton Mill Owners De.
eide On Equalization.

Boston.-CoTton mill owners in
New England employing 100 900 opera.
,ives have decided 10 advance wages
10 per cent early il April It was a.
first intended 10 grant an increase Of
; per cent. only, but the action Of Fan
River and New Bedford owners il con
ceding 10 per cent. raise induced
manufacturers a. other Southern New
England mill centres and in Western
Massachusetts 70 fall in lire.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
KANSAS DOG IN FREAK ACT
Canine Cares fer White Chickens, DIV
Ralss en- 5-ooc Of
Blacks.

Larned. Kan.-Na-tir Swt.t's White
fox terrier has assisted him II car
:1g :o- incubator chickens that have
been ta-chet recently b. climbing
into -te box where TIE chickens have
been u. g keep warm and snug
cling ID % them. Until yesterday
al the :eatLeret orphans were white.
Recently. however. = brood o. black
and speckled chicks was turned into
The box and the dog mother refused
. have anything 70 Go with them
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
YoUNe's PIER BURNED.
Noted Old Structure ~ atlantic City
Catches Fire From Electric Wires.

Atlantic City-Just before midnight
and an hour after the close Of Z vaude-
vile performance Young's Old Ocean
Pier, first OF the great wharyes that
Atlantic City has thrust out into the
ocean. took FIRE, supposedly from
crossed wires il the Jheater dressing.
room. and was almost entirely de.
stroyed. The loss is estimated az
800, 900.
Fortunately, al the time the flames
we're discovered ell the show people
had left the pier.
The fire for q time threatened
Young's Hotel, facing the pier, and
the Dunlop Hotel and Savoy Theater
in its near vicinity. Firemen, how.
ever. managed 10 control il.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
RIoIcULEs IDEA OF PLOT.
Knox On Runner To Dynamite His
Train In Nicaragua.

ideTh.s San,o Misunderstanding q State
ndr6nox states that The State Department
yer-sd 10 Information II any way sub
P-ss.Htautis-ing the runor OF 4 p.o; il
Chto7 Nicaragua 10 dynamite his train Ac-
the oxrCrding 10 Z Mscagus dispatch. pub
I N. -1&shed here, this alleged plot has re
tun.. ulted in the sentencing 70 death OF
, 0 opponents OF the government An
Ppe Their dispatch from Mauagua says the
I N y Legations have been rrumped up as
IN ' han excuse TO dispose Of certain Zelaya
6 Nor dherents. Mr. Knox ridicules the
TroEdudea Of plot, and believes the report
tOts oas been circulated 20 discredit his
NJ RaIssion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Department OF Health.

Washington. - Former Governor
John l. Bates, OF Massachusetts. at q
hearing before the Senate Public
Health Committee opposed the crea.
ton Of national department Of
health. He declared that the marine
hospital and public health service was
the most powerful health department
il the world and as long as this serv.
ice was in existence there was no need
for department OF health