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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-01-02
MRS. S. A. VAUGHAN DEAD.

Mrs. S. A. Vaughan died yesterday
after an illness Of several weeks from
pneumonia, and her remains will be
laid to rest in Cadron Gap cemetery
this afternoon. Mrs. Vaughan was 50
years old and leaves three children,
Mrs. Eva Cook and H. G. Vaughan of
Heber Springs and Mrs. Matte Dris-
col of Damascus, to whom we extend
sincere sympathy.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-01-02
He Was
Hateful

-.s-ss~s--s'-
Don't talk to me. Ernie. tell
voul" said Miss Zimmerman heated
~ after she had devoted fifteen min
utes to telling him her exact opinion
OF him.
"But I'm NOT talking to Won" oh
fected Ernie. 81 haven't had a chance,
It's been So long since | heard the
sound of my own voice that | don't
know now whether it's myself talk
ing, Is ito"
1T doesn't make anv difference"
retorted Miss Zimmerman with in.
finite scorn. when person makes
as much noise as Won do and says as
little it isn't necessary to bother won
dering who's talking. because nobody
IjetcDg 9nVEoyyfs,
Wow" said Ernie.
How do Won soak EN-, Straight
from the shaulGer, almost begin
10 think t6aH voa.ra mad al me-
Miss Zimmerman Hearle caoked.
.atads' she=rereaaed.= 9ii@e yea just
got It through yaar head. EEie Casey
seat I.a ret=ual#H4 t#Fe ta toua You
dldnU5aiuk. Gid#Hou.=teat Yves call
HHe Eaa pee Rona taa last s2ll hour
r that's yaU 5aH9 d .aaHs Haf Of
o.Hrr iu@ rudHfrs affection. you're
behind tine finest I'd have Eon an"N
thor ann #a6 coed #nd p#eHtE.. And
WHAT'S Mare. I'm mas for Eeens'
We'll. said Ernie, y am surprised
Tile worst is. what yau say about
there being 10 hope OF your ever get.
tin@ over ft---
Never cried Miss Zimmerman
I know / have an easy S0in9 dispose
zion and people think Im meek, but
/ have spirit enough to resent il and
stand mp for myseH. And you needn't
sit 9tininS there, Ernie casey It's
serious"
Nov, Evangeline. began Ernie,
cooling like dove you pain me
by"
oh, pifIle," interrupted Miss Zim-
norman. Pain your grandmother:
As though you cared. As though II
You if every girl on earth got mad at
YOU. You're Just paving block,
Ernie Casey, and I'm glad | discover
ed it in time, Why haven't you got
any more feeling in your heart-as
for that, you haven't got heart. It's
some kind of machine that keeps
things running. Something like an
alarm clock. And how much more
convenient 1t never dfsturbs You
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-01-02

Mrs. ". 3. Hines is quite sick with
grippe.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

by capitnllst teachings. ethics and
morals. They have skill To sell hence
they are only craft conscious or Job
conscious. tho latter applies mostly
to their officials They have not yet
absorbed enough working class teach.
ings, ethics and morals "broadmlnd-
edness"-to become class conscious
They have put fence around skill
capitalist fashion, with high fees
and the apprentice system. They are
not n class organization but n craft
organization While they are subject
to the same economic status as other
wage workers, where surplus value Is
extracted, they are just as narrow in
LEVEN-coMMoN-
their function, as a body, as are the
small traders who have goods to sell.
Middle class people fight to save
themselves always, as class, hence
they are only an incumbrance on the
workers when they ally themselves
with us, to emancipate the workers
CD with their schemes of government
ownership and the like. Government
ownership is a middle class panacea.
Some of them are so r-r-r-r-revolution-
airy that they even kick before
working class audience because the
postal savings banks will not allow
them to deposit more than one hun
dred dollars in a single day! Others
kick about taxation on their property
I suppose they do not realize that q
taxation squeal puts them in the same
economic class with J. ierpont Nor
gan and Vanderbilt who are also tax
PAYERS. oh, you middle class socia-
lism! Yet we find socialists who are
still fighting the capitalist chloroform
bottle. accommodating in favor of such
people being elected by the class con-
scious and exploited workers to rep
resent us in working class organi-
zation!
We are interested in the method by
which the workers without other
property than their labor power) are
taxed. though the extraction OF sur
plus value which equals the larger
portion of the wealth we produce, at
the point of production. This big
steal, this colossal legalized grand
larceny, this original and fountain
head of all steals, which must take
place previous to, and out of which
the middle class steals later take
place, is too low in the scale to inter
est your middle class mind. They
are always kicking about the minor
steals that take place where they are
concerned, and out of the wealth al
ready stolen from the workers in the
difference between the value of the
product and the pay check.
C. w. GARRETT,
Puyallup, Wash.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

Frank Petrick, misunderstanding
of the South Slavic Section of the So
cialist party, reports as follows:
During the last year the executive
committee of South-Slayic Socialist
Federation had twelve regular and
four special sessions in which they
dealt with one hundred and forty sub
jects
In the fall, Etbin Kristan, social
list lecturer from Europe, held in vari-
GUS cities and states in the United
States 46 public meetings at which at
tendance was over $4,000. At these
lectures $426.12 was collected and
over $3.50 worth of socialist books
We're sold. The net income with the
special tax for the E. Kristan tour
Campaign committees 500 dona-
ton included was $1,69763, and the
the expenses of the tour were $1,957.-
60: a shortage Of $3.50 thereon.
THE Federation received from Janu-
airy list to December 81, 1912, $4,815.53
as dues, books sales etc, and its eX-
penses were s4,35641, leaving a de-
ficit of s3499 for the year The nation
al office got s796.SO for dues stamps
and from October the state offices
got S15O55, the locals having paid
their state dues direct TO the state of
fees previous TO that time.
AT the end of December there We're
So active locals with a membership of
1900 members, 600 were unionsists,
and about $40 American citizens.
There has been an increase OF 56 To-
Gals over the. proceeding wear, and
the executive committee has decided
that an assistant win be provided in
the office of the trauslatorsecretary
i'm order 10 meet demands of the rapid
ly progressing section
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

By a recent referendum in Okla
homa, H. NJ. Sinclair, Indiana build
ing, Oklahoma City, was elected state
secretary.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07
WEEKLY BULLETIN.

The national office has received an
order for five thousand copies of
SHOULD Socialism Be Crushed" and
five thousad copies of "How We Are
Gouged," from William Parker, Oil
City, Pa.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

10 Ettor IS said 20 have been Co
ported from British territory He en-
deavored 10 cross the Canadian line
soon after bis meeting at Everett
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

The national committee motion
proposed by Ball of Illinois, to exclude
all comment from national referen-
dunn, has been seconded by Dietz of
Louisiana, Hickey of Texas and Slo-
bodin of Jew York.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-03-07

By a recent referendum in New Jer-
sey, w. B. Killingbeck, 62 William
street, Orange, was reelected state
secretary.
George H. Goebel, IA Bridge street
Newark, and James M. REILLY, 300
Shipper street, West Hoboken, were
elected national committeeman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
WIRELESS TEIECRh
STATION FOR AMARILLO

our city will soon have "A modern
wireless telegraph station in full
operation Contracts have been clos
ed with Eastern managers to have
complete apparatus, transmitting
and receiving stations. batteries.
etc. brought here and put In work
ing order. and cntcrtainingly dem
oustrated by an expert, Prof Vim.
p Patty He viii come Wednesday.
April ?. and on that night at the
Woodman Hall will send and re-
ooiye wireless messages TN full view
Of the audience. ring bells at a dis
lance. start motors, manipulate sig
nails and electric lights. and give a
comprehensive demonstration OF the
present uses OF this much talked OF
discovery. as well as explaining its
future possibilities in warfare. train
despatching. etc
on the same evening will be shown
the wonders OF Radium and Liquid
Air. Mr.. Patty bringing a supply OF
those materials and apparatus for
actual experiments A large house
IS already assured for the occasion
and 10 is expected that hundreds
viii improve this fare opportunity
tu form a deltrhtml acquaintance
With these scientific marvels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
BACKING
PANHANDLE DISTRICT

The most ardent advocates OF tho
creation Of an exclusive Panhandle
congressional district. By spoial leg
islatiye enactment are encouraged
over assurances from Austin that the
proposition Is being earnestly fur
thered by influential members from
this section.
As an evidence OF the interest man
Tested. The Nens received yesterday
the following letter from Hon lee
ITempleton. representative from the
ll2tth District. whose home Us Boo
Washington
Editor Amarillo Daily News.
Amarillo. Texas. Dear Sir
have seen your editorial Boz ref
erence 10 the Panhandle Congres-
sional District want to sag that !
am a member Of the main and sub
committeemCS on congressional dis
tricts and I am looking after the IN
l%terest OF the Panhandle in that ca
Ipacity.
have lahorcd hard 20 keep the
Panhandle District intact and from
being loaded down with the counties
lalong Red river The deposition
seems 10 be- with many 20 put some
.of these counties in the Panhandle
District such a measure I shall op-
pose. Yours truly.
LEE TEMPLEYON,
Representative l3ith nistrF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
SAYS SAGE TN NINiD WIN
SULPHUR EESIOItI~ NATURAL
COLOR NND IlSiRI

Gray. faded hair turned h.aH|.'HI
BE- dark and lustroua almost nser
ulrht. Is a reality. 90 youU fnt. OH.
trouble to mix sage fal aa0 sulphur.
but what's the use SOU e,' % Itr.
bottle OF the readt -tu. Isa fYu... .a
cd Wyeth's sag. and Sulphur CLAIM
Hsmedy" ut drue a'ure .ar. 'ar
about 50 cent? Million. g. hHfl.
af Wyeth's" ar cold HHuHH.
. Wcll-known drgeaI.t because o.
#srkons the hgir su Haf. .HI
,.euly that no ono ,u f.| @
boon applied.
You just danp,u q n"... HT .H
brush With Wyr'Ha - anI Sud-
nhur and draw D. through tour Har.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14

We offer one Hundred Dollars
Reward ior any case OF Catarrh that
cannot le oured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure.
+. J CHENEY CO. Toledo. O.
We, the Undersigned. have known
r J. Cheney for the last D. years
and believe aim perfectly honorable
IN all business Transactions and o.
nanclally able 10 carry out all obli-
sations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. O
Halls Clfarrh Cure is taken inter-
ually, aC,re upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces OF the system Tes-
tmonials sent free. Price a. cents
Der bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Hans Family Pills for Con-
stipatiou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
OF VENUE
ASKED BY STUART

The greater part OF the day in the
Forty-sevcnth District Court was con
sumed yesterday with argument OF q
motion for change OF venue in the
case OF the state vs. j A. Stewart,
charged with pursuing the business
of a liquor dellc, in local option ter
ritory
IN the motion for change OF venue
belief was expressed that a fair trial
for the defendant could not be- oh
tanned iu Potter County When court
adjourned at nightfau the argument
was not completed It Us thought.
however. that this win occur boy noon
Today.
[ IN the ease of the State u.s. Edward
.C-isHcll. charged with false sweat
ing. the court Instructed a verdict Of
not guilty n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
START YOUR BABY
WITH SOUND HEALTH
i't'''iath ROW ~ NOATMiNT
fhoh cHIIHOnn oN IOEi.
STALLS frTlHT ~IUtOI~
Dist A~Is

We cannot an star rfl f.
advantages Of none .uf .r... child
torn IL entitled i1 tat heritage Df
good health. Throlsh unfortunate
ignorance or CO... ess1.a 3D. fHs
feeding % a bat I. fIrs stomach
may become deran coo Il. ds rl.r
spreads TO the bowl .aI .lI.
mother realizes .lt fH. a f..
ears on which en- aH. II
and health depefd Did. causing N
great suffcring. On fH. condition
alloRcd 20 cont rr
often result.
There h. how. .H .H a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14

ls sweep Hg over the town and
young and Old alike are effected.
tolcys Honey and Tar Compound ~
q quick safe. reliable family mcai.
cine tor coughs and colds A. S
Jones, OF Zee Pharmacy. Chico. ca.
says - unsired Foley Honey
and Tar compound has mo- equal.
aud is N, une cough medicine ! can
recommend 20 my friends. as rou-
tanning uo narcotics or other harm.
tai properties" Refuse AN suhstI.
tutes and lake only Folcy's Honey
ADD Tar compound.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
Personals

4 Fisk is in Fort Worth
.9r a business trip OF several days.
D. Works is in the city trom
Sherman
Mr. aud Mrs n T. Turner, v
OF the Chauslor building, re-
last night 20 their home m
after a stay of several dayl
loo Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
4 com, ~ GRIPPE, THEN
p\II MDNIA

Is too often the fatal sequence. La
Grippe Coughs hang on, weaken the
system and lower the vital resist
ance r. G. Collins, Postmaster,
Barnegat, *. j., says u was troub-
led with a severe La Grippe cough
and was completely exhausted after
each ~ of violent coughing Re
tore I had taken oue-half of a bot
tle of Foloys Honey and Tar Com
pound the coughing spells had on
troly ceased wish to say it cant
hc beat. All others are limitations
liatk IN Amarillo to STAY and
doing business at the old stand L.
y pittman Uptieian and Jewcler.
Il2-ac
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
AlIIGED AsSAU All ui
RYAN ON IEIAI.


lNDIANAPofIs iHl UaI.. "a"
After a delay of mY. tH
Detective Robert J ~. .rr
va on trial today 300 Doors.
saulting Frank NJ U Ir. II.at
Of the international .f.un o.
bridge and structuraI Ir1. Work.
r-a Foster WIS % detective r IHo
employ Of the National Ir..taU.
association On january f.I.
he Is alleged 10 have entered r.lH
office and the latter 4. said POO Ua..
ordered him out lu fHn HI.Huf.
Foster Is said To- hato .fr... H5aH
AZ the time OF The alleged OCCUR
renee the Federal grauI
investigating the charges against
Ryan and other officials o0 .Uo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
~ NERAL SERVICES ron
Mrs. EMMA y. NNEW

Fuuera. -aryices for the late Mrs
Emma u NcNew were held yest,r,
day afternoon at 3 o'clock an ths
of he decedents daughter
Mrs John opp, 700 Harrison street.
conducted Rev j y Ivy. pastor
of the Fir.f Presbyterian church lu.
tormcut followed at Llano cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14

...u0 H aH1t hls become tnoNn
fH. dynamite conspiracy 0ase
T|. .f.ratIou resulted Boo thr boz
.'m,uf aHl conviction of Ryan.
Ha moss out 0u lpud pending tho
....H...f lf Dali. HpUt4I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
NOTICE

We have moved from the frame
building lHs East Sixth street. viii
be- uneu lf unce ~ new place T. a
" MARK. IIl-ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
CROWDS To HEAR
FLUNO LECTURE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FORCE
FULLY AND ABLY DIS
CUSSED

rnI 80 I'Hffh and with force and
f.r. 0r 900 fHn subject OF Christian
.rr.e auI Christian scientists
TIr Iar.e audience ona gratifying
tH meuHera 0f fle local Church OF
|rHrIH who ee active 100 efforts 90
bring Or FIuno 20 Amarillo ana 20
assure d representative crowd And
those aHo wore present we're fully
compensated for Drawing the Gle
mrufa Hr % lecture which was rcplete
nlfh wisdom. logic and beautiful
thought
Ur FIun0 b. O. personal student OF
Fig sHd sent out b} the
Nofbr. church af Boston fIis com
'lus HaG H,eu nr'I advertised. and
many JOB the audience were from out
'iyiug cities Mclean ualhari Clovis
ana other points being represented
Tio falloaIne ecro among tho vIa-
I.pu from uoIehtorIug towns
Ar Edaa AsAyha. Ars susan
MarsiclaDi Ngr Terror wigs Fan
uIe aorgsn Hta 4vhby Alse~t Nc
Aztec. aHd uaA Lahmsn 0f Canyon
Al- lia TaffeT gf Gfrirrs y D. pen
.rf and allie Nir HaBieia aaa
sherman of rishnaiav Me- \ %
William. ahd gls- tirrkr ~ Hartley.
20 y lonfon ANA r r Nrcrs~s~n
al A.aareed y g. Voer~l~ Gcorer
tIalsrs D.. u pl.ll spd wife 1rf Ni-r
alars Golluu ol IiHlei0rd wrg t8
,h~rrrTr5r -uT Ffrfl~eu 40 Frank
Preacher aaa h~-r~ OF
Goodnight. ufe 1naaslle ~
Srt'rHfi
br Fluno Hld boz part Christian
Science H fh" Science of being D. b.
tho laR of la., Truth aud Love un
drr.l0o1 and demonstrated Chris.
noon science cannot ''Il any more
'''h ''' Science OF numbers can l'h
IN' ETERNAL I""s "I hI'' Irnlh ana
love '''' 'i' I'"H' having lh"li
Ionh'1'''n W 'h' "u' God. can NO
moro I'I '"'l IN''I foundation
p'ih'lpI' 'H' ''''"'I ''o can IalI
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d'h' ' 'h' -.'"I'' 'I mathematics
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reward tHd TEARS n" punishment II
dr''as Do" d"NhI'H ana asks no as
sisi'u'r AS ih" eternal fact OF be
ihN. ~ can stand alone h'ins rue
ana ls PiIh''pl' 'ru'h u asks no
support irom ans one OF anything
~ De- lh' sam' whether thousands
ItIlF lo l'H standard OF '''h lo 'f'll
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ot This divine Science ANA finding
hoN scieutiticalI' true % is, natural
h and necessarily, in % measure al
least. grow to become % With a. 90
reflect it. 90 represent tt aud express
If in thought boo word and IN decd
christian Science Not Nc>mcrism.
Christian Science is not mosmcr.
m mesmorism is tho belief OF
minds MANY. chat ,l,b individual has
Oh mind of bis ovu a1d that the
stronger mind can Influence and
tlh. unlawful control of The weaker
u..H which. IU1-lug from appear
HDr would o., Tho natural infer
'n0r aui DO tbo SENSES could be
TRUSTED. and appearances were re
liable 'H's would De the only cou-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
Iirrnerh Ia We'd

Marriage license was issued ycstcr
day by County Clerk Motlow 60
Claude Black and Mrs May Winans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-14
Now suit Iilr,l

Under title of pr. j. u Jordan vs..
A. ~ Newman debt and foreclosure.
suit was flied Yesterday afternoon
with District Clerk NJ II Harding
Douglas Island news., 1913-02-19

A baby boy arrived at the home of MT. aud Mrs. Thomas Judson on We'd nesday of last week.
Douglas Island news., 1913-02-19
TREADWELL TOPICS

A baby boy arrived at the home of Mir. aud Mrs. Thomas Judson on Wed. nesday of last week.
 Joe Bowling was an outgoing passen- ger on the Princess May for Vancouver, B. C., where he will visit with relatives.
 The Ladies Guild held ten cent tea at the home of Mrs. Jno. Richards this afternoon. Each lady took her sewing and the afternoon was pleas antly spent with music and other en- tertainment. The ladies netted neat little sum at their first tea this season.
 w. E. Craig has moved to Juneau to obtain work.
 Pay day took place on the 18th this month, because of the usual date fall ing on Sunday.
 Lorenz Muhlhauser, of the cleo trician's force, has resigned his position and accompanied by his family, left for the States on the Jefferson.
 Quite a uumb Der of Treadwell firemen attired in their fremen's uniform, at tended the dance in Juneau last week given by the fire department of that city.
 I D. Galloway. who has been figuring on a dam to be installed at Nugget creek by the Treadwell company, was southbound passenger on the Princess May bound for his home in San Fran cisco.
 A crowd of meTymakers descended upon the Ferris home Valentine night, taking Mrs. Ferris completely by SUI. prise. As soon as the hostess regained her composure the guests were invited in and most pleasant evening was spent. The game of "hearts" was in- dulged in and with vocal and instru- mental music the time passed too quickly. Later delicious refreshments were served. The party broke up at late hour, wishing surprise parties would happen more often.
 Mir. and Mrs.Wm. HaIvor have moved from Douglas into one ofs the cottages at "The Pines"
 Bugo Glaser left for the States on the Princess May on short business trip.
 Frank Wills left for Juneau last week for employment.
 Friday night the bowling team from the store was victorious over the cy- anide team to the extent of 324 pins.
 M. B. Archer is back at work after a siege of several days with his old enemy, the rheumatism.
 A good sized crowd witnessed the basket ball game which took place at the Club Monday night between team from the cyanide plant and one from the store. The cyanide were victors, the score resulting 15 to 6. Sol Ripinski, resident of Haines, is visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. Erie.
 The hand ball game at the Treadwell Club court last night between Tread well and Juneau teams resulted in signal victory for the former Juneau was represented by Hurlbutt and Zeuger, and Treadwell by Wilson and Manners. The score was 21 to l in the first game, 21 to in the second and 2l to ? in the third, all in favor of Tread we'll.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-17

NJ CRtmE ~ OBI AIN LIVE ST
FALSE PRETENSES
It is no crime to attempt to COB
tain love by false pretenses."
The police found this out today
after investigating Edgar Phillips, a
travelling man, married. of Newcas-
tie, Pa
Miss Florence Smith, 16, 2414 War
rem avenue, told the police she an
swered an ad for a stenographer. In
reply she received a letter from Phil
lips, stopping at the BreVoOrt Hotel,
telling her he would do his share
toward producing happiness for
her." and assuring her that he would
appreciate the friendship of a real,
tTue-hearted girl
Phillips was not a bit backward
about admitting authorship Of the
letter, but explained he was lonely.
He could not be prosecuted
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-17
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

THE MEXICAN SITUATION
Mexico, City, July 1.-THE de-
parture Of Ambassador Henry Lane
Wilson for Washington, where he
was summoned for a conference with
President Wilson, has created quite
a little excitement here and a formal
statement was issued from the Amer
lean embassy today to the effect that
the ambassador trip to Washington
was solely for the purpose Of placing
before the administration exact in
formation relating to the situation in
Mexico and no other construction
should be placed upon same.
President Wilson sees no reason
as yet for any change in his attitude
with regard to Mexico. He does not
regard the present "crisis" as any
more acute than it has been many
times since he assumed Office.
Eagle, Pass, Textile discovery
today that the official records of the
American consulate at Piedras Ne
gras, Mexico, have been removed to
the American side Of the border
within the past "a hours gave rise
to the report that a plot to dynamite
the consulate and assassinate Con-
sui Ellsworth had been uncovered.