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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON, IN AND FOR THE


In the Matter of the Estate or
Nellie A. Stone, Deceased.
No. 2453.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given by the
undersigned administrator OF the
estate of Nellie A. Stone, deceas-
ed. and to all persons having claims
against said deceased that they are
required to present the same TO-
gether with the necessary PROOF
and vouchers, within one year from
the date of the first publication or
this notice, to-wit: within one year
from the 18th day of March. 1913
to the said administrator. at the
law office of II. c. Thompson, 400
4O6 Sunset Building, Bellingham
Washington, the same being the
place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate.
Dated this 18th day of March
1918.
M. w. STONE, Admins
traitor of the Estate OF Nellie A.
Stone, deceased.
H. C. Thompson, Attorney Tor
Administrator, 405-4O6 Sunset bias'
Bellingham, Washington. l3-4t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
EXTRACTS FROM THE
 "PUNkINvillE CLARION"

IL is rumored that several engage ments will be announced at the A. R. Barn Dance. How about 1t you Ezekiel Badger?
 Some of the boys from the Roads are going to get Milky Milot to har- ness up his old plugs. and give 'em a hay ride to the A. F. Barn Dance next Saturday night. Hope 1t won't rain.
 Brick Top Daniels is going to the Barn Dance to get some of that ere hard cider and like as not he'll invite the boys and gals over to his place to have some lunch.
 The time, the place. and the price. The time is Saturday night. January II. The place is A. E. Hall. and the price is s1.5O for gents. ladies free.
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ESTAbl lISHmENT SEATTLEA.B.
 CAMP MAY DISRUPT ORDER

Brotherhood, on his return to Skag- way from the grand camp stated to- day that he will refuse to sign the charter for the establishment of 'h- ordinate camps which are without the jurisdiction of the brotherhood because of the steam roller tactics of tho grand camp in abrogatine the initin- tive and referendum.
 He states that his ot'ict has been flooded by protests showing that the delegates voted contrary to the wishes of the Northern camps Past Grand Arctic Chief James ". Hill a member of the Arctic Brotherhood for l3 years and a life member of the Fair banks camp. declares himself to be astounded to learn while on a trip m Southwestern Alaska of the action cf the grand camp convention at Nor n Vancouver in abolishing the initiative
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
Special Nugget ssrvies.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Quitc q respectable fight took place today in the convention of the Woman's Dem ocratic League over the election of q president to fill the place of the former president, Mrs. Crosby. After a bitter contest Mrs. Stephen E. Ayers was elected.
 A special debate took place on the question as to whether Mrs. Ayers had received the endorsement of Woodrow Wilson or not. The lady herself de- clared that she had, while several of her opponents expressed the opinion that her memory was at fault.
 Mrs. Crosby after the election of Mrs. Ayers displayed much heat.
 Woman like her first words were I do not care" She went on to say that she had been defeated because of her stand on free trade and single tax. She concluded by declaring that
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FIRST CLASS
 MAIL RUSHED
EXPECT ONLY SECOND CLASS MAIL TO BE DELAYED VERY
 MUCH
Special Nugget Service

CORONA. Jan. lo. Thr mJn can. tractors announce that all fhr first class mail will h- rushed oyer th- trail as soon a~ possible. Dn every trip some second class is shipped to make up the regular weight. but this will probably he left behind for time and the two weeks first class will he loaded on instead.
 When Fairbanks says it received uo mail since December D it must he remembered that no further outside mail could he received there before date a week later under normal condi- tions. This means that the first mail that would he received under ordinary conditions would he in the beginning of this month. There seems to he desire to date the mails delayed from the time the last mail was received at interior points. It should be dated in stead al the time when the neN. mail could he expected which would be in the beginning of the present month. If all the first class mails is sent togeth- CT the delay will only he considerable in the case of the first mail Any other view only shows a desire to ex- aggerate. This slide is exceptional any way.
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A. B. CAMPS TO FIGHT SEATTLE
R0UmAnIAnS DECIDE TO
 TAKE BULGARIAN TERRITORY

mands made by the former countr this afternoon that Bulgaria immedi- ately cede the territory between Sil- on the border between the two coun- tries and Narna is on the Black set. The cession of this territory would siderable stretch of her territory op the northeast.
 The demands also include other DOT accedes to the demand war may come.
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Special Nugget Service

SKAGWAY. Jan. 9.--Thut the mo ,t serious danger is now threatening the Arctic Brotherhood organization IS the result nf the esta ablishmcnt of q camp in Seattle can he seen hy the agitation which is now taking place in other parts If the territory. At the recent garnd camp t appears. tn. constitution was amended so that t camp could bc given to seattle al though that city is south of the lati- tudc below which the constitution said no camp could h" established. Camps at Iiaines. Sitka and 'ner places have threatened to seced. and the following dispatch from the SrutS way Aaskah to the Nugget gives further information:
 SKAGWAY Jan. 9-J. NJ. Keller, grand Arctic recorder of the Arctic
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the promise of the cession of BulGar- ian territory that she desisted.
 Bulgaria's views ou the matter are not at present known. but her delay in giving Rnumania the privilege of entering the territory in question k believed to indicate desire [" draw out of her bargain.
 For this reason some trouble is cN- pected The very fact that Roumania regards it as necessary to use armed forces for the occupation is also an element which leads to uneasiness. Even now it is feared that war he tween Roumania and Bulgaria would bring the Turks to life again.
 LONDON, Jan. 10.-That war be- tween Roumania and Bulgaria is not
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.It was announced today that the report of the Alaska railroad commission will not be submitted before the end of the present month. The members, all of whom visited the territory recently, are now hard at work compiling the statistics, a knowledge of which was acquired during their investigation.
 The delay in submitting the report will probably not affect matters ma terially as congress could hardly take it up this session even though the re- port were ready.
 Although most of the members of the commission are supposed to be favorable to the construction of the railroad to the interior of Alaska some
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Immediately on receipt of the news the work of preparing the garrison of this city for battle was begun. lt
 is known that the victorious rebel force nearby is not sufficient to cap
 ture this city but it is feared that the rebel army may be augmented by the dissatisfied. Many of those who liv" right in the city only want an opp"r- tunity to turn upon the present gov
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
BARN PARTY TONIGHT.

only two barn parties are to be given this winter by the Woman $ Auxiliary in St. Mary's Parish Hall, by which the cost of the building is to he met, instead of soliciting sub scriptions. The first one comes off tonight. from g to l2. Admission 75c, including use of floor, and refresh.
 ments. Adv
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Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. iO.--The fall of the present government of Mexico now seems imminent. The whole city was struck with consternation today took the town of Ayetcinge. 20 miles from here. razed it to the ground and destroyed the whole garrison of fed eral soldiers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
ROOSEVELT REFUSES
 TO JOIN REPUBLICANS

both are wholly at variance.
 Munsey believes that al under standing between the two wings of what was the republican party ts hy no means difficult |" bring ah"Ht. He was strong supporter of Roosevelt during the recent election and placed money and his publications at the ser vice of the progressive party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-A critical mo- ment is at hand and has been brought about by the decision of the Rou- manian government to march it's army into the territory claimed from Bull garia as the price for remaining neu- tral in the war against Turkey The forces to he used for the armed occu- patton of the territory are now being mobiliZed and advices state that no further delay on the part of Bulgaria will he countenanced.
 Roumania now considers the Bal kan war concluded and asserts her right to occupy the territory. Prev ious to the war she threatened to take sides with Turkey and it was only oa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
BARN DANCE TONIGHT.

This evening from Q to l2 barn dance will be given at St. Mary's parish hall and a most pleasant time is looked forward to. All the ar- engagements have been completed and everything will he found perfect and most enjoyable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Theodore Roosevelt has declared against the proposals made by Frank Munsey for bringing the republican and progres-
 sivc parties together. Roosevelt states ties could not possibly fuse under present conditions as the policies of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
EIGHT MILLIONS FOR INDIANS Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The In- dian appropriation of sS.00000O passed
 e house today. The money is in tended for various objcts intended for the improvement of the conditions of the Indians
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10
ALASKA R.R. COMMISSION
 REPORT THIS MONTH

opposition 10 the idea is anticipated. It is generally supposed that all are in favor of building 10 the Matanuska coal fields if the coal is found on ex- animation to he of first class quality
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DARRAH GOES.

Deputy Marshal Darrah will accom- pany Marshal Powell on the trip to St. Michael. The deputy marshal went ahead to Bluff and was to be joined there by the marshal.
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WOMEN DEMOCRATS
 IN HORRIBLE ROW

it did not hurt her to be defeated hy q lot of narrow minded women.
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TO GET THE NeWa.
REBELS ANNIhILATE GARRISON
 CLOSE TO MEXICO CITY

ernmcnt and matters have n"t looked so serious sine, The fall nf President Diaz.
 Troops are now bciue or-auizad t' march against the rebels and wIIl hr rushed as a speedy victory will he necessary to prevent rh" rehels from gaining invinciblc strength.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10

Bill heads. statements letter heads and envelopes. Have them printed at the Nugget office.
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Dog salmon Sc per pound. Bessie Store.
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and referendum and in amending tho constitution to allow fnr the estah- hshmcnt of camps south of the pr" sorib.d latitude.
 II is felt all over this part of N- aska that the delegates have commit led t breach of confidence and that fl II Is persisted in it will result IT th. disruption of the brotherhood
 Dr. Keller past grand Arctic chief and a charter member of the mother camp. also condemns the action of the grand camp and asserts that the establishment of camps below the latitude of thc original jurisdiction will destroy the order.
 TO GET THE NeWA. That interests AlaSkans you should subscribe for he Daily Nugget sfeo per month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-10

Apples $250 per box and up at ] chm ann's.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo" Beer on drausht, also Select by the bottis or ease.
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Lut fisk at Lehman's
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
WZmacnia sfabe nerki.

Me cierpcie d}uzej ma s}abokc
merck. Mozecle doznsG szybkiej ul-
gi prxez uzywanie Electric Bitters,
to cudowne lekarstwo zuwie]biane
wszedzle przez ~niewiasty. Rozpocz-
ni]cie dis butelke. a bedziecie sic
czut " kr6tce jake: move, pe{ne
iycia, chetne do piracy bezcienia
bolesci. Pan JAZZ. bowling San
francisco. pisze: Wd.,scznos6 "a
cudowne d~sia}anle Electric Bltters
pobudza mnie do pisania. Ono wv,
leozy}o moja zoDq gdy wszystko
inne zawiodfo. Dobre tai re nj wa
trobe. Mic lepszego pa zapchanir
lub z6fclowo6c. Cens soc ! sl.00 "
apiece NJ. J. Kowalewskiego.(Adv)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
z POZNANSKIEGO.

~ P%ozNANlA, dooossa: Gdy
kasyer bagnku Ro'nik " Nowem
Mie6oie uda} sic wcsoraj wi:-
czorem ma koaoweu do .P . j
By. st.mted prsywie66 pev~
ma sumo : t~amtejszej fill Rolnika
napad}o 90 " drodze powrotnej "
nocy kilku b%andYtdw, ktdrzY 60
zamordowali j obrabowal'. Zamor-
dovanym jest ~ letni Witkow-
ski Z Nowego M'asta syn zacnej
rodziny. Cia}o samordowanego
znaleziono rano W rowie. Poszuki.
wanna policyi "a mordercami dotad
by}y bezskuteczne.
POWIDZ. (Sm,erG pod ko1ami
pociagu). Zyciem prsyplacit lex
komyslnosd swoja l3letul syn strd-
ia Schulza Z Przybrona. Msanowi.
Gle PREY paszen,u byd3a poloty} sig
ma tor kolejkl powiatowej zasna}
tax SLIME ~ n~ies}yszat nadjezdz4cej
kolejki. Spiacego z%auwszono zapdz.
no. Wskutek ran, oln,esionych ga
g}owie i nogach, 6miet6 usstaplaa
ma miejscu.
PIkA. Bawlenie sic bron,a poz-
bawilo swego Czasu Lydia pewnego
chfopca. Parobek With. Stelter W
w. Dzierznle kt6ry strzelaf do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

LUBAWA. Nowyt sjprzedaava-
czyk zna1az} sic " pow,ecie lubaw-
skim: " Ostaszewie spr.edal Bronai
slaw Rateoki swoja 6a-morgowwa
poslad}odd - przesz Bauernban mi
- Niemcow, Augustovi S,e;nowi
ze sokoligdry, " powlecle brodni
ckim. Posiadlo6d ia przepadla wieo
na .awsze ola polskosci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Rron po.ortaai il 81 kaoie swej l.by

wro "a pozortaR i AZ k2cie swej l1by
fuzye gdy sawola1 90 cblebodawyc'aa
Ma ,e tylko chw'le czekalo dw6oh
chfopc6v jeden ! uich wsia} fuzys
do rex, q naoisnal oyngiel. Pad q
strza& i ugod.i} tow,rzys.a jego v
glove, tax ae 6mierd nastapi}a ma
m,ejscu. Obecnie ekasa}a izba kar-
4.
ma. Steltera "a lekkomydlne posba-
wienie tycia naa tygodnie 'w'esie'
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
cusxk ion. Mini ro#niei billet kolejo
w osv.rtej lEIl.sg 10 Gnie.na.
ZE SLASKA.

RYBNIK, Fpdszarsutem zamor.
dowania swego meza aresztowsno
tone gdrnita F |r.l1l';i Z Kubaczka
; C.erwonk,. "a -vseti snsle.iono W
kupie mierzvg.4 :rcztrsaskana g}o-
We. !. ,.s7-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

. "F +"r" Ef~. nH .aF"-at 49, ~E
81 Cd dintszego
czasu popefnia& kradzieAe " r64-
nych okollcach Is lata LEGACY sly
per Stra szk,ew,cz, kt6ry ukryl sig
przed wojskowoscla a nastepnle
gdy go sohwvtano j ods}uglwai W
Torun,u zdola{ suciec. Ma poczat-
ku sicrpnia RIB. grasowai W pow'e-
Gle che}mmskiem " Prusach Ia
chodnich gdzie W kilku m%,ejrcach
dokona} smia}ycb kradziezY, je''
szcze smielej ukrywa} SIC prawie
pod okiem 6ciqgaj4cych go zandar-
NOW. Ostatecznie " nocy ma ego
sierpnia zamordo~a} " celu rabun-
ku 77letn,ego gospodarza Cyan.
kowskiego i lego Is letnia gospo.
dynla Malinowska W Starogrodzie
(Al!hausen) VI tymze pow'eclc.
Znowu ukrywa{ SIC czas d{azszy az
wreszcie zdofano 60 uja6 " laowrc.
o}awiu pa dworcu W poczekalnl
cxwartej klasy, gdy " kac'ku czy.
tai gazety. GdY. go 6ledzacy "a
MIN p~olicyanoi zapyta!i cay sig ma
zywa Slrassexicz odeswa} gromkc
dlaczego choecie wiedzie6? W tejz@
ohwili skrepowano 60 l odwiszlono
do wlezlenia. Znalezlono u niego
revolver nabity, diva z}ote pier
Scenic srebrdy zegarek meski z}an.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Zawiadomienie.

Wyk}ady pc wakacyach
W Seminaryum Polskiem "
Orchard Lake, Mich, roz.
poczna sic dnia 5'go Wrzes-
MIA ma wszystk1ch wydzias
ZACH. 20 warunki, wskaz6wki
j wszelkie i%nformacye male
zy sic zg}aszac do Zarzadu
Seminaryum pod adresem:
Rev. Witold Buhaczkowski.
Rector of Polish Seminary
Orchard Lake, Michigan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
WROCKAW. Z r6tnych okol

WROCKAW. z r6snych okolic
.slaska nadeaz1y visdomodci 0 well.
k,oh powodz,ach ltore ~wYrzadsi}y
jul ogromne sskody, Niektdre re-
XII wystapi}y z birfzeg6w , zalslysze-
rokie okolice. Pod Lwowem rzeka
B6br sp}6kka1a wiie.kie zapasy zboza
skoszonego i d{ozonego ma polach.
g6r olbrsymioh donos,a well,
kich rozmiara Oh powodzi. Welding
w,adomo6ci Katowic zalana. costa
la wielka poblisKa wies Zawodzie
llczaca 10000 lmicszkahc6w, j mic
szk.ac6w musiano ratov.6 PREY
H' 4..rz 49, 49,. I. -, ~ - --
pomocy {odzi. Vista. zalaIa Geese
G6rnego slqska Ga1icye.
RAC1B0Rz> Qryginalna 6rhier-
cia zginefa tn wdova .po. budown'-
czym Bayerze ssQb)a}a., sic !ona nafta
podpali}a odsiei ] ,;wlelka rezygna
eva z oos,1a .meczarnie. al: do utraty
zycia. Przypuszc.aja, ze Bayerowa
pope}nila sameboistwo v przyste-
pie obfedu.:.:
GLIW1CE. ;Na podwdrzu wlezie
ma soiety 'ostat gdspik Kondsio5~
ka z Ochojka przez kata Schwietrsa
2 Wroc}awia. K. ..wepchna} OLGA
swego, : kt6ry;m :%pok1dcif s'e "
sprawle piieiniiaan1ejj do. rleczki, austry
ack,ej, gdzie tez atarzee utonaa}.
zGoRzEI1cE:P evisn ~sierzant
tute1szego pu1ku p,ecaoty, ska.any
"a kradzlez,n ma Ia lni ares.tu de
gradacye | .pope{a,}-. samobdjstvo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18

/ tac]i Trzebina pod Krakowem
.po wypiciu kilka k,lclissk6w
rramu p~odersnal sobie gard}o no..
fem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
z PRUS POLSKICH.

Y PRUS POLSkICa.
-CEKCYN. Rybak Galinow-
ski pok}6ci} ale pobi} Z zagrodni-
klein DohosYklem Q GRANGE. W
toku b'jatyki wpadl D. do j%esiora j
gdYby ME nadesz}a pomoc, by}by
niechybnie utonaf.
OsOWO, powiat chojnicki.
Pred, sadem y Chojnicaoh stawac
bedsie Ago slerpnia prezes iowa
rzystwa ludowego ma Wlele i .oko"
lice p. J6zef Piekarski Z Osowa,
oskarzony rsekome wykrocsenis
przeciw ustawie o stowarzyszeniach.
- forum. Chlopczykz pewien
ma Mokrem wszed{ pod w6x z to
runskiego browaru ! pocza} wybie,
rae l6d : umieszozonej pod wozem
skrzyni. Wozpica, niezauwazywszy
chlopoa podciat konie by 1echat "
dalsza droge. Nieszoze6liwy malec
dosta} sic pod ko}a i okropne 3D.
ni6s} obrazenie ma g}owie, prdcz
togo ma polamane reoe nogi, wo.
bee ozego ,grozi mu utrata zycia.
-SEPoLNO. 9 letnl synek po'
s:edsioida Fethke'go " Piec0'ku
spadi prey zrywaniu ozere6n' =
dr.ewa ! zisma}. sobie reke,
SOPOr. Liosba gotoi kapielo'
wyoh vynosi obecnie 1881. t. j.
442 .nniei, niz zessfym roka q
tym cxasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-09-18
Niema b6lu

B6le ME NIGGA stawic oporu OLE
jowi Nowaka. Nowak Olej przepe--
dsa katdy Dol. smaga go jak niewol
nika. Wygania 60 3 musku}6w ! sta
WOW. Zawsze Jest CORA. Wygrywa
wojne dla ciebie. Jest blogoa3awieh-
stwem. Cheese " to w1erzyc - spr6-
bowales iu5? Je6li ME -dlaczego
ME Ulga jake Ct Csc bute1ka prey
niesie Jest wprost ~nieoceniona -
ME prawda - gdy absolutnie b6le
ustapie - Ito natychmiast.
NOWAKA OLEJ
(Bicz ma B6le)
jest nieprzyjacielem wszystkich b6-
'l6w. Boil / olej Nowaka ME moga
raaem mieszkac " jednym domu.
Kupcie butelke dzisiaj.
Powiedzcie deRpiacemu przyiacie-
1oWi o Oleju Nowaka.
Ma sprseda4 wssedEie - wyra-
niauy tylko prses ftrme John No
wax CO., 19th Ct. 1 Ashland Ave
Ohicafo, III.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-07-29
BRYAN |NDORSES BREWER
VOHICA, HIS CHOICE FOR BALKAN
 MINISTER, HEADS BREWERY.
Is Total Abstainer-Doesn't Allow Liquor in House, but Is Presi-
 dent of Chicago Brewery.

Washington, July 29.-Secretary of State cryan is in fresh trouble. The sincerity of his grape juice policy is being questioned. Devout friends and supporters in church temperance. so- cieties are sending him letters and telegrams expressing pained surprise on account of reports that he is to have a brewer appointed to a high of fee. They inquire how he can lend himself to such an indorsement of the liquor interests, in view of his temperance record, and especially his refusal to serve anything stronger than grape juice at diplomatic dinners and receptions.
 Charles Vohica is the president of a large brewery in Chicago. He has been indorsed strongly for appoint ment as minister to the Balkan states, and it is understood the nomination is about to be sent to the senate by President Wilson on Bryans recom- mendation.
 The Anti-Saloon league of Illinois has started campaign of protest and has sent telegrams to leagues in other states urging that they join in syste- matic opposition to the impending ap- pointment. National headquarters of the league in Washington has taken up the case and Is communicating with number of other temperance societies to enlist them in the cause
 The National Church Temperance federation, having several million members, and the Good Templars are tremendous temperance storm is brewing about the head of the secre- tary of state.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-07-29
BUILDING AN ARK
Predicts Another Deluge and His Fol- lowers in Panama Are Collect
 ing Animals in Pairs.

Panama, July 29.-Word has reached here from Penonome, a town in the interior of the republic, that Sagundo Sanchez native of that sec tion; has proclaimed himself the Mes siah.
 He has predicted the destruction of the world by deluge in short time and some of his 80 adherents are en- gagged in building an ark, while others are busy collecting in pairs animals of all species found in their region.
 His followers also have armed themselves and in view of this fact, the government is taking steps to avert possible trouble.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-07-29

shed which the United States is so anxious to prevent, it has been agreed that no inkling of the presidents plans shall be permitted to become known until they are ready to be put into effect
 Text of Telegrams Refused.
 Only formal official reports of the shooting of Dixon in Juarez Saturday by Mexican soldiers have reached the state department. They agreed with the facts already known, and now that Dixon has been returned to American soil following the threats of Consul Edwards under instructions from the state department, it is stated officially every effort will be devoted to seeing that his assailants are prop erly punished.
 The text of the telegrams sent to Mexico City, demanding the punish ment of the men who shot Dixon and the release of Bissell and Mcdonald, was refused. The only comment ob- tainable on them was that they were in language which could not be mis- understood. It is learned that the Huerta government has been given to understand that the shooting of Dixon, at a time when the president was studying the entire Mexican situation from first-hand information, was cause for suspicion that some one was try. ing to force the administration s hand"