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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-04-16

If you have beautiful head Of
hair, try to keep it. II you have not,
try to get it. Meritol Hair Tonic keeps
the scalp clean, promotes healthy
growth of beautiful hair, and keeps
II soft and lustrous. Try it.
Sold by +. j.. Parman, druggist
Exclusive agent.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-04-16

Few things are perfect. Even the
longest way around has its shortcom-
ings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-04-16

Most of us know when to stop-af-
ter it's too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
Beautify Hair
and Complexion

Dull. strinEy hair IL tho result OF
shampoolng with items containing
free hikali. You can easily over.
come these faults and have boauti.
ful. soft. glossy. healthy hair by
using as shampoo a teaHpoonful OF
canthrox dissolved In a cup OF hot
water This makes enough for a
shampoo unless the head is very
dirty Continued use % this
simple. lnoNponElvo and pure clean.
scr and toner lnsurca a healthy
head and long. attractive. easily
managed hair.
For pimples. blRokheads. saIlow.
ness. oily skin and swArthy ap.
pearRnco use apurmaX lotion
which can DO made Mt home for
n small sum. II tones tho skin.
brings ont beautiful healthy glow
and softcns and rofinrs tho trp.
ture while reducing tho pores. II
tSkes tho place OF pore clogging
face powders and cosmetics with
most beauties of the day. Mix 4
or. OF spurmhr with IL pint hot
water. add two teaspoonfuls OF
Elycerine. Allow 10 cool and apply
with palms OF hands. rubbing
gently until dry II seems part OF
the skin when on and protects
against wind and sun.---Advertise-
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
Best Short
STORIES
Of the Day

Tho tramp looked shrewdiy nj
Miss Wary. and abe returned his
gaze with equal shrewdness. bu; her
expression did not soften IN the
least. says Lppinco;tS
You sec. it's Ike this. ms'am
Sir months ago had little home
Of my own. but made an unfortu-
nate marriage. My wifc's temper
vas such tina; II kept mo in hot
water all the time"
Him." said Miss Wary dryiy
IT'S pity there couldn't have
been a little soap with Il. Only
s,r months ago. did you say"
A certain man. who lives In n
suburban town in North Jersey. is
no beauty. He n not only long and
angular. hut has face and com
plcxion that neither pale blue. sky
yellow nor any other color in dress
effect will attune 10.
Ono day the aforesaid party call.
Cd 10 see an acquaintance. and
while waiting for him 10 appear in
the parlor was entertained by the
little s.yehrold son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
. MO$T ANYTTITNG .

n.y., eattordy - tho next tine mr.. clarence
Jonoe looos somo OF hfs blue-bl CODED chi okino,
he via probly lot IT go at that
tt Won't got him In 90 bad with hio nabers
mr.. joneo hae a country place out on long
iolond. and koeps oops(vsry owen fOwle
and jones put A>sS In mo paper
/, eain. 30 dSllsrs reSard for tho return
OF buff swodonbo VI and >t6r .whpeo~er kind OF
'''''s tn: az. ;'3 ss' no neey
= esss's s ssSs ss'
sss;s :5: lsS f cs3s 4: :$gG~y
- Yssp AsES1TtX .sas A.ssalss4&tH. 49,,
olssK tstSS UtS5r Hnd oF 1onA 4H4n@1 Try
cStbAI t3ao dibonl1 knof 1sANkipd OF eiraS+
tEsS fad VA .Hoy khev kas EAaF lhis shy.AS
Offonnslg9 iforsIfor Ola Se tn5 and thy
happonef4d havt fhsS11shss- -stnd -shsy might got
andctAen-oAno tho nabore
about cvry ohiokin coop for piles around
ever mr." jones. sa. sHaS,ha ,,sSt3as had begun
TO hear about this 9Asshtion OF OhiOkin thiovos
when tho boy. eee3 shae! .Gks tfed iskovorsu.
they all dropped ,hoir\ chi cktna-Gaa Cfun
tho ohickino alsoc fupA end th6, DhSsrs run
after tho Ohiokins. apa ": jonos pdn around in
cfrkol vhen no secn hi larn-being all tranped
on. and common ordinary oh skins boing pursued
through his flosor bode~
tho nabors amt go. tho ohickine all sorted
out yet, ana Joncs'0 buff swodonborgiAns 10
Just ds much nissins as they over. sas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
The Recall Decision

Whether Sheriff Cudhec should or should not be re
called question. And that question paes into ns'g
niieance beside the phase of the situation by which
County Auditor Phelps and Prosecuting Attorney Murphy
become the Judges OF the sufficiency Of recall charges
II the prosecuting attorney and auditor knock out
recall because they don't believe the charges sufficient
and vice versa recall when they think there are
sufficient grounds what's the of having the people vote
on the matter 4 all1
The county auditor intended be vested with
judicial prerogave that is what the prosecutors opinion
means TO give him. The auditor merely administrative
officer whose duties clerical. and nothing more II "
not up TO him to sit judge and tell the recall petitioners
that their charges are not adequate in The form OF tho
petition and not substance all he should concern hun
self with The suffcency of the charges will be determined
by the votes of the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
IN EDITORS
MAIL
Education on Sex Hygiene

Editor Tho Star: How shall NO
educate the young in regard TO ser
hvgfenco7 Ex.Prrsident Eliot OF
Harvard says. by concealiug moth
Ing from the young Youth can
be taught IN the EiEhth grade
schools and in tho high schools
Women doctors can instruct the
girlg and men doctors the boys. Tho
whole topic can como under tho
theme Of the reproduction OF sen
tient llfc-veEctable. animal and
otherwise. Tho instructor having
shown how life Ia doubled among
domestic and farm animals. tho
children viii naturally ask for the
similar methods OF reproduction
among mon. Tho full reproductive
system, IN wax. n not in tho ca.
daver. should be shown In class.
Prudiah teachers. old maids and
otherwise. may protest But the
Ladies' Home Journal recently In
dorsed Huxley. in saying that our
public schools arc mostly utter
failures In teaching anything use-
full
Parents who teach ser In tho
homo can explain reproduction by
illustration from familiar animals
and by plain speech.
To tho bclated prude ! would
reply that statistics show that at
least co per cent OF young men are
nov infected with syphilis or gon-
orrhea. and that married women
are terribly cursed with these dis
sases. The best doctors say that
they would rather shoot their
daughters than have them so
cursed.
Cholera and tho bubonic plague
are no such enemies OF the human
race. Just recontly In Seattle. at a
children's party, six girls were kiss
cd in game by one boy present
and all contracted syphilis from
those kissos.
w. W. WOODRUFF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
WHAT is THIS CURRENT
LAW? HOW WILL 1T WORE,
l 9l @ ri m
HERE'S THE ANSWER. RFAh

Washington and flod. n. -,
through tho ressrve bssI =
Seattle bank, and thus -.
err merchant. etc.
The control Of thsss c,r-
SUNG operations Is lodged b r.
federal board Of control vh.x l
sists OF the secretary q -
lry. the secretary Of sc,,s
Tour persons chosen By ~
dent and confirmed by d.
ana the comptroller Of DE- -
acting as the seventh ne.S1
ofncio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
Bv Gibson Gardner

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Ths
most important change proposed
by the administrator new bank
ing law ia relative 10 issuing cur
renoy. Instead OF a bond-secured
II is proposed 10 issue
currency on tho basis OF bankers
assets.
TO illustrate the working OF the
proposed plan:
Suppose q bank In Seattle
wants some additional eurren.
ey al erop-moyIng time; this
bank applies 20 the bank which
10 organized az the re
bank for that for that part OF
the country. AZ security for
the currency dealred, the Seat.
tie bank turns over 20 the re-
serve bank for that part Of
tie regular customers. These
notes contain two names, tho
maker and the indorser, and
In addition 20 these names the
bank becomes its lndorser. "
the reserve bank has plenty Of
currency II accepts these seou-
rifles and sends the currency 10
the bank In Seattle, which
makes usc OF the currency In
ita business. II the reserve
bank has not enough currency
20 meet this demand, 4 for
wards an application 20 the fed
erai bank OF control In Wash
ington, which has $500, 900 900
worth Of reserve currency to
dispense 70 the reserve banks.
The latter add their Inocrse-
nent and credit 20 that OF tho
bank which has first applied,
ard II 10 also required that the
reserve bank maintain a re-
serve In gold equal 20 q third
OF the amount OF currency To-
sued. The currency 10 sent 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Figures in the abstract don't have much meaning; hence
the that in p years lss per
sons have been killed l3o6ls persons injured the
railroads OF the United States really TO us only a
vague impression OF careessness and sacrifice
Bur we can visualize this human wreekagc by the use
Of little imagination. AZ ball game 1000 persons make
pretty large crowd and 5000 spread throughout grand
stand and beachers look all fandom had turned out
Only ball parks in the country are large enough to
accommodate $1,000 The crowded circus tent OF
the biggest earth holds only about 1900 persons
The biggest crowd you probably, didn't exceed
10000 II is almost physically impossible to more than
that number because the localities where that many can
be assembled usually isn't in spot for more
The city OF Dallas by the last had 92lO4 in
habtants Two could be suddenly annihlaed with
the loss soul and the death list wouldn't equal
toll of manking railroads Philadelphia our third
largest city has only many inhabitants as the railway
killed plus the railway injured during these dozen
II took centuries to build up Boston and Baltimore but
the lifetime of a young railroads have killed and
manned enough folks populate both these cities with
enough LETT make three cities the size OF Albany
W Multiply by 50 the persons ever saw at
one time and the wouldn't equal this grim
the sacrifice of flesh and blood greed and houghtcss
ness in only OF grea, industries
The railroad managers aren't primarily to blame They
are only our agents We the principals, blame We
haven, solved human life reduce the toll when
Indeed beginning to reduce it, and
guess everybody will agree IL was high time
When prosecuting attorney constituted judge
the suffcency of recall charges What's the matter with
that the form OF the petition He has moth
mig with the substance The people decide that by
their
Judge Hurnphres spent half hour to he knew the
wouldn't be three minutes before they would
back with verdict OF not guilty and therefore there
wasting time
We would like to see such one a. T. Roosevelt take
good right hand that Chicago national bank
orbds any employe marry whose salary is under
$1,000 per year
We haven't heard second peep from that South Amer
nitrate king who landed in New York boast that
he is rchern old Rockefeller Did his kinglets get far
42nd ST.
arrested in Seattle for smuggling aeropanc
Mexico Between those speed and laws
Mexican thing what chance has chauffeur anyhow
Judge Humphries might now arise and respond to the
why is jury?
Washington sends los vets to the greatest reunion in
the history world-to the Gettysburg battlefield.
When Nc it's Greek tablcau No, stree.
Ask McNab McRcynolds
Guess some folks don't know the war is over Hear em
Taft and how he would rather be right than pres
dent He wasn't right; he left-badly left.
Edwin Clayton, London analytical chemist, has got
right job before him in Analysing why he Il months
hard labor while the half dozen surages from to Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
Editor Moat Anything:

Editor Nos, Anything:
Make way for my wife The
feathers on her hat arc very nno,
not TO say expensive. and woman
like she wished them 20 be seen
by every body IN tho theatre tho
other night | suggested she re-
move tho I'd. remarking. Every
man in the house f. looking NJ
your feathers" The quictncHB Of
the response L. incomprehonsiole.
Also. because Of tho unworldilnesa
os my wife. the reply nearly
stunned me. Perhaps they think
they SEQ chicken" she said
J. II. X.
P.s.: Arriving home. Shs opened
WobBter's and showed where
chicken" ia defined ~ "A young
person. especially a young woman
a NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr. and Mrs NcCulloch we're
pasaenEcrA on train No. on the
New York. New Haven a Hartford
road. tho same train that vas
wrecked and six passengers killed.
Luckily. however. their trip vas
made three days before the train
was wrecked. Fort Wayne llud.l
Journal.
"unat,rae.lVe women shouldn't
marry. says Sew York wrltor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Protect your teeth. Buffers
Liquid Tooth Filler. All druggists
25c.-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

A SIS. 900 SPANK,-Here IN an
tom for small boys TO cut out and
exhibit nj the psychological mo.
ment: Mrs. Wolfe OF Ferndale.
Sullivan county. tried TO spank her
young son last niRht and In 10 do
ing upset an oil stove. In the fire
that followed 10 business houses
and three dwellings. including the
Wolfe home. were destroyed. Tho
loss was $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
1AfEBlxEea!@ek xtY@9

Well. they don't. do thoy7
Married In Knoxville, Tenn
Roy Howe and Fanny Nice.
Yes. isn't ~"
Editor Mos, Anything:
Please any something every day
about rtcnogrRpherH not being able
To spell. I, always puts my boss
In a good humor -sAllie Remwood.
The Worlds Greatest Lies
These ar. tho bea, seats we
have left"
Il don't mind tho moncy-its
the principle OF the thing"
Panama hats
NO trouble TO show goods
In condition 10 play the game
OF his life."
Hand laundry"
Paris gowns"
Officials investigating the recent
New Haven wreck. uslng the on
glnc that caused n. made du.
pllcAte OF tho run that ended 30
dlnastrunsly. ny some unAeoount.
able piece OF good luck tho 6upn-
cato run did not end IN n wreck.
Mrs. Dewey DIDN'T Mean the Hen
Laid ls---She Meant tho
Hen Built II
Mrs. Dewey has hon that laid
an egg that is most unusual for
weight and aixo. II measured 9 In.
around the long way and s In. tho
short way. and weighed s& POUNDS.
Which Wont
Two friAhinen were arguing about
which was tho elevorcr
Well" said Pat. 'T'll bet you
can't tell me wha, keeps bricks TO.
gother."
"shurs." said Mike. "it's mortar "
NO" said Pat. we're wrong.
mortar keeps them apart. boston
I Transcript,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

class-day exercises forgot a stanza
OF Fair Harvard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

STANTON STREET YOUTH
read Tolstoi and stole s345 he had
collected for q laundry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
THE MARKETS

The following are the average prices
rata ~ local ootn mission merchants 60
'hs producers and prices paid ~ the re-
taller 20 the commissioner The prices
paid the farmers com, under 'huvtnx
price" and the sam paid by tho retailer
under selling price Prices IN all cases
are subject 20 variation, according 70
frsshnes. and general excellence hut
thss~ prices. unless osherwis> Indicated
ara Tor strictly first grades
Errs ranch ........-....... .ia1 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
Mrs. Dewey DIDN'T Mean the Hen
Laid ls--she Meant tho
Porto RIcAN STRAW HATS

PORTO RICAN STRAW HATS
Cool . Drop of Dew
Hand wovsn soft durable. cornforss-
bic Coed as Panama bot cooler
ltnh,ar. more stylish Direct from maker
20 yau. fso. postpaid state sire and
,.nd money order Money refunded II
not satisfactory
MARTIN IOrE7 q co.
san German. Porto Rico.
psfsr.ncs Bank de- Ecanafnais. San
German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Cudihee
4. And d
| new phas
ps and |
the suffn
|, ATTORNEY,
don b
I'm 4 rcCa
ats the I
r was new
nd that Is
he audho
are cleric
a judge
not adequ
distance.
ncy of IN
ople.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

he GOD e
pear VIZ
Iosd "wornd
al dignityI
4 noblest}
1 these DAY
L1lely stagA
Mjusting ~
|Iiy-nilIy g
4. onu th0
Gould theA
7 upon "a
= men {
LopstrosityU
Z men The
[oar) can
EOice7 d
Conen. VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Edwin Clayton. London analytical chemist, has got
right job before him in Analysing why he got Fl months
hard labor while the half dozen surages from 70 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
der by v

Fraet don't
lccnient {
and 1905
/ States I
krelessness
ize this h
Ar a pa
and 5000
ok as If
in the c,
rsons T
lrh holds
b ever a
|ysically il
h the loca
ally isn't
by the
$ could b,
and the
ng railroa
rs many
blurred, du
Id up Bos
man our
o populat
Ike three
the most
|,h., -,,,,,
hid h,ooa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Guess folks don't know the is Hear em
talk Taft and how he would rather be right than pres
dent He wasn't right he lcft-badly left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

When Nc Nc it's Greek tableau. No,
Ask McNab or McRcynolds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Or. l. r. CLARK, Q. q
PROMPT ATTEm
To decayed teeth sayes -
pain. We replace MIu6oo
Without q Piate. Good =
gave the most fortunate 4
teeth are all gone you -
a plate. For such cosoo
proud to offer our r.
Plate, which has ealI11
boosters for our oflico I
plate ever offered. 4 e
prematurely old mouth ~
the youthful contour q ~
cheeks. IT'S masticat11g RI
are unsurpassed and ~ 3
ity.to the soft Tissues q -
insures 1t being worn ~
and ease. Plate vooCQ -
afford to pass up this eul
Our prices are from ) 0Ul
cent less than any o( - -
tors.
WE GIVE ~
Regal Dental OllIas
Or. L. r. Clark, D. D. Z. -
laos Third Az. N. ". o. y
NoTE-Brine This ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26
A NARROW ESCAPE.

"Unat,rae.lVc women shouldn't
marry" says a New York writor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Washington sends i6s vets to the greatest reun
the history OF the world-o the Gettysburg battlcc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

of the suciency OF recall charges What's the with
County Auditor Phelps anyhow His business is merely
TO see that the OF the petition He has moth
mig to with the substance The people decide that by
.heiry OteS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

Jury wouldn't be three minutes before they would
back with a verdict OF not guilty. and therefore ther
no Use wasting time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

We would like to see such T. Roc
n his good right hand that Chicago national bar
Who forbids any employee to marry whose salar
i COO ncr Year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-26

We haven't heard second peep from that South
lean nitrate king" who landed in New York 10 DO;
he is richern old Rockefeller Did his kinglets get
Dad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

HARRISBURG Pa. Nov The
aoV labor law Tor women which was
pa Sod by the Pennsylvania state le'.
islature ats ita last session and which
vas approved by the governor ua
July 20. last. went into effect today
and the state labor authorities ',.l,
make a determined effort 60 cnfor
every provision CO.. the ucV Law
The new law prohibits the employ
mcnt of women during more than %
hours day or more than 60 hours
o week Extra hours of work. Iof
o. exceed two hour. for ans day ana
Tor not more than three days boz any
week hall tr reruitI.l only .u "a '
of a legal houa., or loo cas-" the Nor.
should Bc interrupted by repair .g
alterations iu the factory or shop
Girl. under % years shall, not boz en-
pIot,l before O. in the morning aul
after D. w Those . = years OF a.a
or Older nav be- employed until %
T. M. Tt. Jaws provide many reFu-
latious tending 20 improve the work
inr condition. ana sanitary SUR
rounding of tHe feminine workers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

MlNNEAPOLlS, MINI, NoN. l'--
A great deal OF interest is manifest
ei throughout the stat. in the case
Of Mr. Ida lockwood whose trial.
upon the charge Of having poisoned
lee adughtcI Viola. nine years of
age. lis % begin here next Monday
in view Of the fgct that Mr. Lect
void .aa confessed her crime .A'
case aUtust her is quit" clear and
devoid of mystery, bat y is 'Je gen.
oral opinion that iu the course OF
the trial important evidence Vlli ln
obtained that viii throw light upon
the death c. five Other children %.
the prisoner Rho died under peclr
lar circumstances iu She last eight
wear. 10 will Doe pleaded in Mrs
Leckwold's defense thar .hn was 800
fatuatcd 2ith William norman, q
barber. considerable younger th.u
she aud d, was upon his suggestion
that Nrs lockwood poisoned BE-.
daughter and tried 20 poison her IN.
band and her other chiidren
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02
ONE POp GJN INCLUDED - AR.
MAMENg SJRRENDEREp TO
STiTI TROOPERS.
CHARGED RIFLES HIDDEN
Men, Women aud Childrcn ~ Pa
radc, Carrying Pick, and Flags.
Nee, Advancing Troop.
crs Singing.

by Associated Press.
TRINIDAD. colo, 80, I F'f
teen rifles. mcml.ns o pop sun. Was
the net result OF 40 armed eXpodi-
tion ~ two regiments OF infantry
two troops ef cavalry. aud d plu-
'oou OF artillery, comp-is'n. the Col
orodo National Guard, watch lr.'
here this morning 90 occupy thc Lui
loW district seize the arms aud .u-
uIitlon of the striking miners aud
the guards of Horwyul. Tahl.co.
Hastings and D.la.ua Tn" pop
sun ana fourteen rifles were secuI-
ed at the Ludlow COLONY
40 the coal camps o., trooper
learned that th, guards had been
discharged and Juc arms and amu-
milton turned back 20 tho opera
tors
rar soldiers with tho exception
% . detachment one hundred and
HeaD.f.yc returned 90 their camps
Q Trinidad aud Wasloaburl to-
s.aht it is declared that NOR, than
q Thousand rifles were carrlot away
IHl hidden by tho strikers
There Has @ remarkable demon
traiion Whcu the soldiers reached
tho Ludlow colony Nearly two
ihouslDd men, women and children
IN parade. carrying picks and the
American flag. lreot,d the appr1u-
ching artillery which olcirclcd the
camp of the strikers and joined Ia
singing the National airs with the
Accompaniment Of band ana a few
The siritcrs headed lv 'chn ?
lawson ncoted General Chase with
the statement we know YOU come
IN peace and greet you as friends -
After tha conference. Lawson
turned over tho small stack of fire.
arms Nsne at tuc tents were soar-
chod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-11-02

Ma ANORAS. Mexico. Ncv H.
4 final attack oR Monterey by jho
combined forces OF The rebels In thal
vicinity was planned today az a con
ference ot coustitulioaa'ist leaders
az villa Apodeca twelve miles cast
ot Monterey
The proposed attack will tax,
place as soon as the coast.tutionaIsi
forces are able to concertrata for tho
purpose.