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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
Ojdapp presOeIl es.
ia Ciudat

El Aeiior Juan Pedro Didapp,
nue. por al SO hacia lamar ell re-
presentante diplomatico de los re-
beldes en- los Estados Unidos, fu&
aprehendido en- III Paso, Texas,
aentro de una botica, donde 81
usia SO tomaba una limonada ell
domingo tltimo por el agentc
secreto Ross v dos empleados del
gobierno mexicano.
El empleado americana le dijo
"sefior Didapp, esta ,,sted arres-.
tado0.
Trac I'd. orden9 - replied
Didapp. A 10 que ell empleado
10 motr6 EN- respuesGa la relu.
ciente plaza del distintivo Official,
afaatiiendo que era reqaexido OF,
eEta oindad por las autoridadeg
ante ctay0 argumento ell diplomats
60 t1iyo que rlarchar ain mas rs.
plies, y lleg6 q esta ciudad csc
rnisnlO dia, Domingo ultimo, bajo
eustodSa.
Bl REQ politico habia lido & El
Paao e entreyistar Il los Senad0..
res William Alden Smith u Al. B
Fall, y ahora pesa aobre eli lrna a.
c1aei6n dc eongpiraci6n.
/ So dice que Diaapp II VAsques
Gomez Ya no sB ven aerecilo, co
mo ailsano, y afubos esperan pro
seso Rnte las Cortes TsderaIes poi
una naisfla elasa dc dolito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
II R AIgonao Ga Paris.

Be dice que la visits del Roy
AIf0uao ds EapaiA & Paris el slia
90 del aotHHi, - sonpaiiia lie S.
priSasr AsaAo, u ssiIor UasSs
Isjas fas sIe import sAtsrss
oiD1aAl sssn dsoIara aTlA gjorras.
1aonslandia Is Hpasa'' + ans dl5
sAxgA II : 81 triple sssssnss
NIslaAaKsslts pssss
paisa " f so1ssTlEr nna aATrnisa
BE IaFisla Faasi0f, i con Ella ID
SizA nj E,esseF fasI,
bic eo1no ttses6f alsada sebre 81
naar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
II General Campo es CaptuTadO en-
Arizona UItimaS NOtiCias DEL
Ia RgvuGIta en- Mexico

Pascual Orozco viejo, Crist6fo
70 Caballero, Jose Rochim, Ra-
fael Flores. M. G. Aldaz y Jose
C6rdova Saenz, prominentes re-
beldes Mexicanos aprehendidos
en- Presidio, Texas, por los altos
enpleados federales de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Mariscal Matthews
" ell Inspector rnontado Houses,
fueron trasladados la tarde del
Miercoles18 del actual & Maria
Texas, bajo doble custodia.
Momentos despues del arribo &
Maria de los reos polfticos men
cionados, fue fornulada acusa-
cion de violacion de la neItrali-
dad contra ellos por el sefior con-
sul Mexicano NJ. del Toro, y ell
proceso cornenz6 & instruirse ell
,siguiente dia. El abogado defen.
.sor de los reos va estaba en- Mar
Ca.
So les pueas dsportar.
1ai Aunlue eatos reos no pileden
Ser rstenldos como prisioneros do
guerra Dor no habers sido cogidog
con las arsraas on 10 aaaGlo, ,aegssn
( - dice, sinemhargo, las gautpris
sus sso be feg ssEa pF0igasa
activando las hosEilidados contra
el Gobierno sae lIle ico; II 81 fue-
ron arrestados con arrzaas Is sin
elias, como constituyen parte de
una expedicion miIitar, aunque
sin ser sprisioneros n1ilitares,
pueden ser desechados como no.
civos innigrantes por ell Depar-
tamento de Comercio v Trabajo
por estatutos de las leyas de in-
uiigracion, v 81 rehusan abste-
uerse de revolucionar s amena-
zan proseguir la revuelta contra
el gobierno de Mexico, los jefes
de Immigration tienen el privile~
gio de deportarlos al punto que
ellos elijan, siendo 10 mas facil Y
seguro deportarlos q lugares de
Mexico que estan hajo el doni-
Mo de los federales.
Oaptura de Campa
PerSeguid0 poE los federaies en-
% N0rte de Sonora a traves de
loa axaineralea que gaaueaba, el ge
neral rNbelda Etniiio Campo y su
Gstatio Mayor cruz6 la Inca eiiyi-
soria y 10 ialtern6 & los Rstados
Unidos IN Sur de Tucson, lonae
fu6 aprohendido q 90 do este mes
p0r los omplea4lcs annerican0a MA
riseal federal g. II Overlook She
riff Nelson s. otro iiputado dc
Sheriff, ante quien0a Gafnpa no
hizo reAiatencias El Dr Ruffo
lo identified, y Campo admitj6 su
fdentidad, expreaando que esta
eansado dc guerrear. El doctor
Ruffo ft6 cirnjano Ell jefe On la
r0voiue6in de Madero.
Emilio Campo liabia enviado va
doa agentoH & Tucson la nocha del
Sabad0 2I del mes ON curse, con ell
fin de q To trGjeran dos antom6
viies; pero Ioa enyiados fuerOn
Capturados on Tucson, feaeasando
"a mission, Y eatoa nsisnsoa apre--
hcndidos deaeubrieron dondo es.
tAba Emilio Campo + loa denAa
e0mpahofps, Que Gran diez p0r to-
dOa.
Declara 81 priaaoner0 Campo
quo fu6 aorprendido por ~ snea.yt
Tsarado atasI1le sls aiate h0ras ala0
q hIso la gNrsIA Federal del ge1sa
~ airbzs 6n atAr + que DE-.
H0taslo j gs0ENs gslId0 de gagnA &
sta paralaa, gH6 asapyi iafEo por IS
fsaraesuei6a : sgasaxse 8 9fass0g e
ItlsioH, con Is pArAiaza rNgaOts de-
naaerHo lis parqne 81 Gasas Gram
Sss 8 Ga gsiIA Head, este ultifuo
ptirtn aitnado ST 0egte de Tucson.
Los efnpl plsad0a ar6aripanes tiiE-
gan la version tIs sl2G EBsapA sc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26

to de Sonora, pues solo se lie en-,
contraron cuatrocientos pes.s ssn
sl poder, y doscientos pesos en-
cISia uno Go los otros rebeldes
cap 'urados con 81. Estos presos
seral, detenidos hasta recibir Or -
denes de Washington.
El Consul Ne1icano, Sr. Ana
va, telegrafi6 al Gobierno de Me-
xico la captura de estos rebeldes,
con ell fin de gestionar su extra
dici6n por delitos civilse.
Filibutero procesado.
O'Reilly, 81 filibustero que pa
s6 & Mexico regenteando una par
tida de americanos armados hace
POGO mas dc una aemana, esta
siendo procesado en- Douglas, A.
rizona, ante una corte federal Dor
el delitO cometido contra Ia ne -
tralidad con sU atentatoria Y fra
casada expedici6n.
Juarez se fortified.
Con Ia salida de las tropas fede
sasesl ns $ stssaSlao ssnage2 Q Las Orr
's,1's y Vi: 9Ss ssS gsiis fanerta' desde
~ :. -. $. s.v s 80 !sIoa go estan la
! ts.'A u * /: Ask5saAlsssaelon :, al oeste
Ss ss.. sql.sa as es.sfeseEa que
A45 ~ ], q - sasis ssstasss g
80 80 y e s. l,o s :; 1850 IS sosao
s sss. ss FIX ssss 5 . SIS g ss'H
...s,.:.sss 81 s. .sAAs tass
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], H. an ts y E saa1ss
S1Sssss w $ s .es.s w US. paEa
Inna,s.sa sa ss,>. ~ = p.a1s, ~ estsan Ico-
as1" ~ s,,doos.a ., oe,sa 49, i9a sa. wy essta
i, - -, s.s,'s : ~. sois ,gl pueO:o,que
tos ;ngantas s",,o s y, J se,seisn =, ;e;s,'
dejada allf para protection del
@eAes Snceoe Q huerta'
HI sef,or general .Tnannfu Ts,,n~
ha substituido al senior General
Hnerta on el commando de las tro-
pas deI doDieriio que operan en-
,,a1o,,;ata - as e aeas Jo :, a;a oosa 90 a1s ~
t,iaI. nor haber ned;do ~ y ohten;.
do el sefior General Hnerta t,n
retro temporal del eisrcito para
cnrarse clerto mai que sufre ON
svs as ogoS, ~ aIsaaaa I, aIgnnas sema-
fermedad.
tiyarhn baio Isl comandaneia slal
General T4llez. por raz6n do av1e
"a snbleyaci6n de lca rebeldes se
aeenttla ahora dalatrc DC Goahuiia
Y este iEsoylnaieato anaaT1ta oero
si1sslsaF TeaeTAl mas aetlvo,
r,,a,,a,,a4 j, i, pn.y,..,a NJ.
- = Y 1855
A las once de Ia noele del lu-
11es 23 de este mes, lego 6 O,
Porfirio Dfas, el sefor aral.
Blanauet con 600 l1ombres y va.
rias piezas de artillerfa, cuyo
contingento do guerra arrib6 en-
tres trenos de pasaieros.
La ciudad do g. Porfirio Diaz
,aan;r6 arr, fpaut,;liIad aI arpihn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
50 hlillOneS de Pesos en- IN Canine

La Fratcrnidad Automovilista
de indianapolis, capital de India
ma, tiene en- proyecto CONSTITUTE I'M
camino pavimentado con piedra
de Nueva York & San Francisco,
California, ,cuyo cainino quedara
terminado para ell dia primero de
Enero do 1915, un POGO mas de q
aiios, que sera la fecha en- que
quedara alberto Ell canal do Pana-
ma. NJ .5s
LA hermandad automoyilista
lllenciOnada cuenta con casi todas
las principales fabricas de auto I.
movies del pals, principalmente
las establecidas alli en- Indiana. v
las factorfas de Cleveland, Buffa-
10. Nueva York, Detroit ". otras
ciudades dc ilnportancia fabril
en- el rarllo de autom6viles.
En- la primera jnnta tenida por
la fraternidad antomoyilista en- Tn
dianapolis, SO suscribieron Gil
veintisiete minutes trescientos mil
pesos para dicha empresa.
El plan de la via pavimentada
prov6e que SO destine durante un
afio,e ,el uno por ciento de todos los
ingresos de las negociaciones de
dichas fabricas dc automobiles y
totras factorfas que ayudan & la
manufacture dc estos vehiculos. Co
mo las e1tradas de estas empire
rs son varios miles de pesos dia--
rios, las sumas al uno por ciento
asignadas para la VIA en- proyec-
to, bicn presto llegaran & milo =
fles dc pesos.
Dies AEillones para HIateriales
La junta directiya asign6 va
diez millones dc pesos para el ma
terial del empedrado del camino,
ell que tendra Sasi tres mil millaa
de largo, & raz6n de cinco mil pc
sos por cada snilla de este en-.
padrado. LA via sers construida
por colaboraci6n de. los .Comtlas lpsi
por a1fade pass, pss0 bggso la aiv
Irseei6n az loH Ing eros dga
Rpartainento do Gl1srfa, eli rta1nbo
81 ~ - =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
ll''el6iono, 193|0 D

de esta via sera determinado Dor
una comisi6n nacional de exper-.
tos, quo iran dirigiendo 81 desmon
to del senderO.
III sgasto total de esta colossal
empresa, yerdaderaInente america
ma, ascendera & treinta v cinco mi
llones de pesos, segdn los calcu..
los aproximativos, y al quedar a.
cabado 81 camino jpavimentado u
bien nivelado, SO creo que rodar6n
por 6l no rnenos de yeinticinco
mil AUTOMOBILES que iran en- 1916
f La gran e:"spesici6n mundial cele
brada EN- San Francisco, Ca
.lifOrnia, con motive de la aper =
tura del Canal do Panama.
Aunque este canino p1blico es.
IA impulsado por iniciatiya dc ciu
dadanoa, pOr e,iantO ;se relaciona
con la Secretaria de La Guerra
p0r los ingenieros que dirigen loH
trabajos,pucde vaticinarse que es-
to ruta servira para usos del Co
bierno, para trasladar tropas y gu
pleinentos de guerra EN- carroa mo
torres & la costa del Pacffico.
Il, = a. ! I I s.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
Trecientas rlillas de relies para
esta ciudad.

esta ciudad.
La inaiiana del Lunea 90 del
actual, fue visitada la ciudad por
una legion de representatives de
mannfaetureros de rieles del nor
to, y cada uno dc ell0a tuvo en-
s,ls labios nm album de elogios pa
ra los progresses que SO desarro-~
llan en- esta parte del Estado, sin
'eximir agnntoa do pol tiea, de cul
tura social y toda clase do pros
peridad industrial que torna in-s
crennerto en- esta 1eliz seeei6n
del Estado de Texas. Hablaron
CON honhres de nsgoeios " capita
llistass, " ga frass Elersuagiya /, ea-
tavo Is poslir IA h4eas ,f,jl Yss
s Mass. u. Franklin, preaidsnte
tda5la lslaeVaivia Gsgvea San ,Apto
81 ,aag sasaign i.
Ia sss San 4;
,sesas aies Que ~ no Sc ssle.ia en1-
baftear do ssas abFicps de rieIes
aae & 6ltira ihora no puedon re-
mitir los Tedidos dc rieles ia item
p0.
Aseguran estos agentes de fa--
bricas que estan ordenadog ya
rielea para 500 millas de via y re
paraciones, entire estas la divi-.
sion de Laredo, cnyos rie1es tie
non va veinticinco amos de servi-
clio y necesitan ser austituidos,
aunque todavia estan fuertes, pc
70 no 10 bastantc para rasistir 10
carga diaria dol paso de trenes
del moderno trafico. r. J.Free-
man, presidente del "Internatio-.
nal and Great Northern ascgu-
ra que esto es verdad. la Via
del Aransas Pass necesita tam =
bisn rieles.
Lo que permaneee en- ell miste-
rio es qnisn 8 que firma eg liz
| eneargada de la contrucei6n de
lnna .linea f6rrea q Fredaricls.
burg; Texas, annque SO saba due
! oil proyeeto tiene un esplenaido
/ porvenir y rnuchos quieren coope
rar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-26
10 Advertisers

I = lDoR q TIE larret1
culat ton q any 81 TIE, Spa a6ish{
IA Texaa Our books ase1
oen for public inspectic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
MERCHANDISE FOR DELIVERY TO
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT
STORES DESTROYER.
ESTIMATED LOSS @1,25oooo;
TWO FiREMEN ARE INJURED
Fireproof Building Withstands Fiamss
But lnfiarmable Contents Are Quick-
iy Consumed-6laxe Starts in Wana.
maker Section and Spreads 70 An-
other Compartment.

New York Jan. 1T.-The seven STORY
warehouse of the Terminal Storage
Company, occupying full city block
and containing merchandise valued at
more than sl0,o0o.0o0 was swept by
fire today.
The fire was discovered shortly after
midnight and was not under control
until 6:i5 O'Clock this morning when
the loss was estimated n. s1,250.000.
Five alarms, sounded in quick sue
cession summoned to tho scene practi-
cally every available fire lighting ap-
paratus from all Manhattan and this
WAS reinforced by five fire boats.
Was Modern Building.
The Terminal Storage Company
warehouse was OF brick and concrete
buildings In that part of the city. lt
New York While the building itself
was hreproof and protected by nre
walls. eprinklers, and all the modern
inventions for fire lighting, its con-
tents. consisting mostly of goods watt
ing delivery to big New York depart.
mcnt stores. was naturally OF the most
inflammable nature.
The fire started in the Wanamaker
compartment and worked its way thru
the walls to another section. Both
these sections were destroyed. Tho
building was divided into four sections.
There was no loss OF life but two
firemen We're seriously injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
Cummins Nom conmittal.
FAVOR GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
United Mine Worksrs Declare For
Governments Control Of All Industries.

Governments Control Of All Industries.
Indianapolis. Jan. 17.-Government
ownership Of all industries was fav-
ored by the United Mine Workers of
America, in convention. in resolution
adopted today. The resolution follows:
Whereas, we consider it would be
benefit to the community at large.
therefore. be 1t
Resolved: That this convention go
on record favoring government owner
ship Of all industries
The resolution was backed by the
socialists and found practically no op-
position among the 1900 delegates.
The result Of the vote was greeted
with cheers.
Heated debate followed the reading
Of resolution providing for withdraw
al Of the mine workers from the Amer
lean Federation of Labor and con-
demnipg the leadership Of Samuel
Gompers and John Mitchell. former
president OF the miners. as affiliated
with that sleep producing agency
the National Civic Federation.
"The federation Of labor" the reso-
luton declared, ais in the grasp OF
Judge Gary. of the steel trust; Andrew
Carnegie. OF Homestead fame: and
August Belmont. friend of the interur-
ban railway workers OF New York"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
WELCOME FOR FARLEY
Thousands Greet Archibi.hop On A..
rival From Rome-St. Patriek's
Thronesd For Services in Honor Of
New "Princs Of the Church."

New York, Jan. 17.-John NJ. Farley.
archbishop Of New York, came home a
cardinal to welcome that will make
an epoch In his life. After an absence
of two months abroad he was the first
Of Americas new princes of the
church" to touch home shores and. as
such. many Thousands prepared to do
him honor.
Thousands along the line Of march
from the Battery to st. Patrick's ca
thedral at F1fth avenue and Fiftieth
street, and thousands more including
Ia choir of 5000 parochial school
children, gathered within the edifice to
note with reverence his progress to the
episcopal throne.
The steamship Berlin bearing the
cardinal and suite. which reached here
last night. got an early start up the
bay to dock at Hoboken sometime
after 10 o'clock this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
Iowa Supreme Court.

Des Moines, Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court today handed down the following
decisions:
Frank Shoor vs.. Bertha Weis ct al
appellants Linn district. Smith judge
Partition suit. Reversed Opinion BY
Evans.
State VS.. Ray Priesler, appellant
Scott district. Indictment for burg
larry. Affirmed Opinion per c,lriam.
State VS.. George Orr. appellant. APP
panoose district. Indictment for main
tanning liquor nuisance. AffirmeS
Opinion per curiam.
William Tackaberry Company. ap-
pellant. VS.. Sioux City Service Com
pany. Woodbury. district. Petition for
rehearing overruled. modified and af-
firmed Opinion by Evans.
s. S. Miller vs. Cedar Rapids Sash
and Door Company superior court
Cedar Rapids Personal injury suit
Affirmed. Opinion by Ladd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17

that Q saving in fhis item alone OF a
little over half OF cent a mile prob
ably could be erected.
Thru the Introduction of labor saw
ing machinery: thru the elimination OF
unnecessary copy ]. work. by cutting
down needless expense in the, distrihu-
tion Of public documents and in many
other ways could millions be saved
each year. The president urged the
adoption Of the budget system" which
would bring before congress, the press
and the people of thescountry not only
the proposed expenditures Of the gov
ernment but it's revenue. THE United
States is the only great nation whose
government is operated without a
budget" he said. Later. the president
declared. he intends to send to con-
gress a plan for the retirement OF civil
service employees on pensions which
Will safeguard the government interest
and yet provide forftheir old age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
M'hAmARA PLOT RANGE WIDE.
Explosions in Various citss on che
Same Njoht contomplatod,

o0Vs0 Nl9nt S0Ux0UOpvoSOos
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. l7.-Simut-
taneous destruction OF buildings by
dynamite in various cities WAS con-
templated by John ]. Mcnamara. ac-
cording to testimony given before the
federal grand jury by 'Ortie McMan-
ignl.
1t was about the time OF the Omaha
fob" according TO McManigal, that
Mcnamara said TO him:
II am going to get six or eight good
fellows and station them about tho
country so that explosions will take
place III different cities all In one night
and they won't know who is doing IT,
He declared he received from Nc
Namara n letter which said:
when you arrive In Omaha to blow
up the power house you will be met by
somebody who Will show you where 1t
is"
McMapigal says In response to the
Instructions from Mcnamara he Went
to Omaha In July. 1910. to blow up the
power plant of an open shop con-
tractor. and was met by man whose
name he gave. He said the man told
him he could not do IL himself. be-
cause he was not experienced in ex-
p!osives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
DR.. KELLY CASE CONTINUED.
Trial Under Record Indictment Awaits
Supreme Court Record.

Des Moines Jan. l1.-lnstead Of be-
ing prosecuted in the district court for
the second time on the charge OF mur-
der DR.. Henry d. Kelly. the young
Council Bluffs physician. probably will
be sent to the Anamosa reforniatory
Kelly was convicted OF killing Ed
mund Sterling. OF Des Moines. \
second Indictment for murder of Dep
uty Woolman. OF Council Bluffs. now
stands against him and he was to have
appeared for trial today.
His attorneys appealed from the first
verdict and Judge Brennan was today
asked to grant continuance in the
Woolman case until after the supreme
court had rendered decision. They
were willing Kelly should go to Ana
mosa pending the decision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
ROW FENDs IN DUBLIN
Unionists Threaten TO Prevent Homo
Rule Meeting to BE Addressed BY
Churchill and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Police Called Fer.

go
Dublin, JAM Il. Tho threat Of the
Ulster unionists to prevent the holding
OF a meeting at Belfast on Feb. 1t
which winston Spencer Churchill first
lord Of the admiralty and John Red
mond, leader of the Irish nationalists.
are announced to speak in behalf OF
home rule. has caused a sensation in
political circles.
The nationalist newspapers generally
make caustic comment on the union
list threat. The Dublin Independent
says that the unionists are allowed 70
speak in Dublin without fear Of mo-
lestation. while the Freemans Journal
says that the Belfast -hards" are
out against Churchill, whose depart
ment provides the Inhabitants Of the
city with much of their occupations
and that the men Of Belfast are to be
goaded into outrage against the chiefs
Of their industries. The chief referred
to is Lord Perrie, who is chairman OF
the Harland and Wolff Ship Building
homo rule.
Al unlOnlSIs meeting dt bellasl iis
evening recruits were called for tc
form a volunteer police force. The pro-
poser said that if protection came they
in Belfast wished to be independent OF
the Dublin police
The nationalists are somewhat
handicapped In the home rule cam
paign John Redmond still is laid ur
and may not be out for several weeks
while Joseph Devlin. member Of parlia.
ment for the western division Of Bel
fast. his chief lieutenant, has been II
for ten days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-17
REBELS SUCCEED IN MONGOLIA
Movement Progressing With Seizure
OF Monnolian. Cities.

Peking, Jan. 1.-THE revolutionary
movement in Mongolia Is making con-
siderable progress Reports of the
unopposed seizure sof Khalar, a Man
churian city. by the revolutionaries,
and the proclamation Of autonomy
by the Mongols of that region, are
confirmed. while 4 frequent reports
reach Peking that the Mongols have
taken other citiess
The attitude Sf the republicans In
Connection with the loss Of provinces il
being watched with considerable n
terest by foregn observers. =
In Russian circlee It n contended
there IL danger q great modern
army being organtked BY the republic.
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stand thep ressure brought to bear up
on him by the veterans.

Ukimatuns 60 0ovornS0ont.
The presentation of the note was de-
cided upon yesterday when Minister
Beaupre reported that In defiance of a
decree issued by President Gomez
many officers Of the army and the
rurales attended q meeting Of the ma
tional council Of the veterans on Sun
day night where they were accorded
q demonstration. In conjunction with
this, Mr.. Beaupre reported that the
veterans have practically presented an
utimatum to the government demand
Ing the abrogating Of the law forbid
ding the participation Of the military
In politics.
There is conviction in Washington
that the veterans movement, which has
been closely observed from the be-
ginning Of the agitation, is nothing
less than cloak for the moves Of Gen
eral Nunez toward the presidential
nomination, The veterans have not yet
gone 30 far as to declare for any man
for the presidency, but General Nune2
has been thus far the most active lead
er in the agitation.
His ambition to become president Is
we'll known, and 1t is now charged tina,
he hit upon the scheme of the veterans
movement both to make trouble fol
President Gomez and to create a strong
organization for his own purposes
Nunex has always been an opponen,
Of President Gomez, and he has also
been a candidate for the presidential
nomination.
Army Not Surprised.
Having served notice on President
Gomez's government that the United
States expected Cuba to live up to he1
treaty engagements and maintain a re-
publican form Of government the state
department now is awaiting develop
ments.
Officials here are confident tina,
when the Cubans understand the mo-
tives of the United States are simply tc
discharge it's treaty obligation there
will be little dissatisfaction outside the
veterans organization
So we'll laid are the plans Of the
general staff Of the army that news ot
the possibility Of Intervention in Cuba
has caused scarcely ripple at head
quarters here.