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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
ADVERTISEMENTS under the heading of WAIVED FOR SALE or 10 RENT
 ARE INSERTED RATE OF 5c per Line, Six Words to the Line
WANTED.


 WANTED-Automob to clean at the Public Wash Stand. rear of Elks HoHe. aug26d WANTED-Young girl for general housework. Tel No. 727. aug26d WANTED as nousekeeper in wtdoWers home. No obJectlon 10 cbll1 No ddTssy Neswieh Mrs esae aedST Nafban Cnurch. aug 1oo
 WANTED A Concord or runabout buggy; must be in good condition. Ar thur A: Bennett. Phone 1ose-4.
 WANTED Carpenters and helpers BaiIeys Stable, Bath St, at 10 a. m. aug26d
 WANTED-A young or middle aged Protestant woman as housekeeper for preferred. B. w. Peck, S5 Spruce St, Norwich, Conn. aug26d WANTED-To buy one, or two new milch cows. Tel 1075 or 2S tanner St, Norwich Town. augxed
 WANTED-A girl for general house 59 Mckinley Ave. aug2bd WANTED-At once. dishwasher. Ap- ply City Lunch. Norwich, Conn. aug26d WANTED-156 cords wood-cut. Ap- ply to Everett D. BenJamin, Preston Cty. aug szAf Iur
 WANTED-To buy second hand Mo Askey. account register Address H., Bulletin. aug25d WANTED-To buy small store do- ing good business. Box 999, Bulletin. augzod
 WANTED-A man for general farm work. Apply to Chas. Hagberg, Right CTS Crossing, Norwich and Westerly trolley. R. F. D. No. t. aug25d WANTED Watches. clocks. jew welry, %O tn oJr 0o1 nd for and returned if desired. W. A. Hawes. AS Broadway, up one night. Tel. 56s-14. aug2sd WANTED = A clean middle aged would like to work far a man and wife for the winter or more for reasonable pay in the country may address l. L. D.. Box 7S, No. l R., Norwich, Conn. GIRL WANTED = Norwich Steam Laundry aug23d
 WANTED-To lease a four to six set Apply Woolen Mill. The Daily Bulletin, Norwich. Conn. aus1oa WANTED-Your- sewing lnachine to s flssn ans nsw regaf ona mi aee ef s s sTsphsnssa g the ooa 0ia aARnnR .WAANTNspgmAnply W7Epse- IT WAMFEB-f1all's 5 BsEher Scheels, Sl4 Washington st., Bestans Mass. Wages, room beard, railraad ticket fs5En lShed by s6I Ge=aperatiFe Prepesitlens.H
 aggsd
 WANTEf~ExpeEf siIk winders. also learners, Also 4 few Eeaa Weax- CTS. AARly Vest Side silk Mill:
 5yssd
 ass, EAsssY4Hsss Alss Hess5ass sl' seesa 3si esz Jyla
 WAMW1SB = Hlraa naa. single. te wekk ap faEn9 ahd board with family; &as 'a meath salary; Inaalfe of Gfen MaaaesE. Mystic. rsaa:. R: B. D. <:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

An international blowing motor con test will be held in Tunis, during the week of April 15-22, 1914; All types of apparatus will be allowed to com pete. but builders will be permitted to enter only one machine of each type. Foreign competitors will receive & transportation allowance of at least 30 francs ($9.65 per gross ton).
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Oregon has 545,000, ,000,o0o feet of standing timber, valued at $6S0,000 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Nothing equals old Dr. Harris pile remedy. Try it. See adv.
 Pencils. paints, crayons, stationery, pencil boxes, lunch boxes. book bags and school supplies of all kinds at Mrs. E2u1n FRys
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

An unusually large acreage was de-. voted to potatoes last spring in Que. bee farmers believing there will be an increased demand the coming fall This belief is doubtless based upon the fact that potato buyers have been gather ing every available bushel for ship ment to Havana, Cuba, and New Eng land points
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
GETS-IT" Is a
 Wonder for Corns
No Fuss, No Pain, Sure and Quick, Nothing Like It-"Gets" Them
 Every Time.

You never used anything like GETS IT. for corns, before! You're sure at last that every stubborn corn that
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

fine San Domingo mahogany case. full brass trimmed cast, new $550, special value at $162. Terms, SIC down, S1.50 per week. The Plaut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn.
 auR2 2STuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

Extensive deposits of high grade coal have been discovered in Southern Nigeria.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

Vice Consul General De Witt c. Poole, Jr., of Berlin. notes that, in ad- dition to the quantity produced in the city itself. or hauled in over the public highways, 577,5s7,791 pounds of milk were shipped into Berlin by railway during 1911, as shown by recent off, cial statistics. The greater part of 1t came 14 to Ss miles, some as far az 225 miles
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

Great progress has been made in Germany in the manufacture of sym thetic indigo. While formerly the value of the annual imports of the natural product avaraged $7.150, ,000, the ex- ports of natural and artificial indigo from Germany In 1912 were 24,s11 tons, valued at 0,755,0OO. Of the exports 1S,044 tons were shipped to China.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

MILTON upright piano as bright and new as day 1t left factory, beaut1- full mahogany case, fully guaranteed, worth much more than we are asking, $175. with stool and scarf. Terms. S1e down. Sl.5G per week. The Plaut-Cad- den Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, Norwich, Conn. aug23STuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

S1O.0o buys good organ, in walnut case Call today. The ut-Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Building, Nor wich Conn. aug23STuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

S34O.O0 for good player piano, with IS good choice rolls of music. fully guaranteed for five years. The Plaut- Cadden Company, Plaut-Cadden Build ing. Norwich Conn. aug2SSTuTh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALEAThe well known speed launch Acme better known as the Red Devil as I have no use for it, will sell at a sacrifice. Better come and see It.. Oscar Lacroix, 98 Franklin St, Nor- wich, Conn. augltd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

TO RENT-At Pine Grove. Nlantic, Conn. furnished summer cottage from Aug. 18th for remainder of season: good boating, baLuing. dshing. Enquire Mrs. Vars 5S Hobart Ave, between 10 and or to 8 D. m. angSTuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

FOR SALE-Pair steers, four years old. all broke, work any place A F. Culver, Jewett City, Conn. R. F. D., No 1. Phone 2S-6. aug25d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

WANTED-Automo obiles to clean, a the Public Wash Stand. rear of ElkS HOHFe aug2Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26
TO RENT.

TO LET-Farm, with or without stock and tools. Address $. G. Avery, R. D. No. l. YaDtic. Conn. Tel 2lf-5- augz0-22-I6-29
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-26

FOR SALE-Or rent furnished or unfurnished, a seven-room cottage with all modern improvements in fine resi- dence section, on me Of trolley, and only five minutes walk from center of city. For particulars address T. G., Box 25, Bulletin. aug19TuThS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
ONE KILLED; TWO
HURT In WRECK
passenger Train En- Route 20 Elkins
ran into Freight at German and
West Virginia Man Is Killed.

CUMBERLAND. Md. FEB. 1o-Tbe
p.ssenser tra'a from Cumberland to
Eih.u' ON the Western MARYLAND
railroad Yesterday ran into the rear
OF IT.. sht on the main track at Cor.
man. W. Va. go miles south Of Cum
beritnd. David Henry Stewart. aged
- years. Of Ridgelcy. W. Va. was
crushed and death ensued al Tho
western Maryland Hospital boro
Joseph W Troll. brakeman. OF cum.
DeIiand' and lI J. Ghour. passenrer
hrcman. Of Ilidgcloy. we're Injured
ana were taken 20 their homes
Inc freight was awaiting q relief
Gre" from Thomas. which had been
DELAYED by The dorailmcnt Of tho
'fciFht near Thomas. on which tbo
n'.n were riding. and a telegraph
operator forgot 20 tell the passenger
train of The freight waiting on ,bo
main track. The caboose was broken
up and four cars were bucklcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
MOEIENEGRINS
VICTORIOUS
Reported to Have Captured earden-
Joii Hill, but Lost $500 Men
Turks Lost 4,coO.

LONDON. Feb. 1O-Severc fighting
has occurred in the attempt OF the
Montencgrins to capture Scutari. The
Montenegrins are reported to have
taken Bardeniol Hill. one Of the
strategical positions. but at a cost OF
1900 men killed or wounded The
same dispatches place the Turkish
losses at 1000 men.
Thousands Of fresh troops have
been arriving at ConsianunopIe from
Anatolia ana TO the past few days scv.
eral troop ships have departed. but
their destination has not been di.
vuiged
There are sirns that tho porte
realizes the hopeiessness Of the situa-
tion and b. preparing the way 10 leave
the fate Of Turkey In the hands OF
Europe 20 obtain the Test possible set.
tlement
Although it is officially denied that
HakSi Paaha has been sent on a peace
mission 10 London there iG little doubt
that that IS his object.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
WEBB BILL
IS PASSED
Senate Passed the Substitute For the
Kenyon Sheppard 8iII-WiiI
Affect Nest Va.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.-The sem
ate tonight passed the Webb liquor
bill. already passed by the house as
IA substitute for che Kenyon Sheppard
bill
The Webb bill would prohibit ship
ments Of Intoxicating liquors from
one state to another when intended 10
be received or sold I'm violation OF the
state laws to which the shipment IS
made.
Fr/nds of the legislation now will
seek To have the house concur in the
senate biil. which differs from the
bill passed by the hbuse only in num-
ner. should that be done. the bill
VIII not be considered in conference.
but the bill passed by the senate will
20 10 the president for his signature.
The substitution of the Webb bill for
The Kenyon Sheppard bill came az the
close OF prolonged debate and was by
viva voce vote. no roll call being de-
manded
senator Sheppard during the cay
had JAILED 10 get unanimous consent
for the substitution Of the Nyebb nm
Tor the bill Of which he was Joint
author. Senator Kenyon. co-author
or the senate bill. closed the debate
hN asking that the webb bill ba sub
stituted. as the order of the dav did
h't Permit the voting on the webb bin
"a an Independent measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
MADERO AT
BAY; DIAZ
g g. ''s's q: :::'s COMMAND
AMERICAN SHIPS SENT
= TO PROTECT AMERICANS
But Little Fighting Took Place
Yesterday-RebeIs Hurrying
to Join General DiaZ.

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1O.-President
Madero is back in the National Pal
ace and Sonora Madero is in Chapul-
tepec Castle. The Presidents brief
disappearance from the palace caused
a rumor that he had taken fight, but 4
appears that he was absent only 4
short time and since then has been
spending his time in comforting with
General Hueyta, Ernestto Madero. the
minister of finance. and other min
listers. President Madero is con-
fident that the movement will succeed
and his conversation is characteristic
by a happy smile and optimism. He
considers the public is with the ad-
ministration and looks forward to de-
velopments tomorrow in the final act
in what he regards a foolish attempt
OF General Porfirio Diaz's nephew to
place the family name at the head OF
Mexico's official district
IL Is admitted at the National Pal
ace that General Banquet has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
HUBBARD CHARGES
BRIBERY ELECTED
WATSON-CHILTON
wheeling Man Who Was Delegate Gives Reasons Why He
Could Not Vote for the "Cold Dust Twins" :.
Bribery Was the Means of Their Election, States Mr. Hub
bard in Answer to the Register Attack

Following copy the Wheeling Regis
ter by the Hon. Nelson c. Hubbard delegate
legislature from Ohio
attack made upon him by that paper:
February 6. 1918.
The Wheeling Register, Wheeling. w. Va
Gentlemen My attention has which
you published yesterday commenting Washington
cernng the ChtonWatson bribery charges In this
public will be justified in assuming charges
the deliberate intention of blackenng
and Mr. Watson This makes necessary reply but
will make the reply brief
The charge made
of which Mr. Watson and Mr. Chiffon noma
ion and thereby the snatohps
me to vote for the had nothing to do with Delegate
own stand made by matters
and announced by to friends when left the shortly
before it ended
At later heard telling story in an earnest
and vigorous but paid not
consider appropriate for take forcing
the bribery charges What influence
shame himself publicly and voluntarily years
know IL anything hinged his
find
After stating Senator Watson personally
matters by which action boiling
stated the general assembly of
OF the senators thought that had acted
much to me over his signature explaining his
belief would undertake
This invitation challenge accepted by
OF this fact and of
IN shelving the resolutions of inquiry and
Glasscok and his associates transmit this into
lever of political advantage of
justly charge with
in judgment in this
Certainly shall not permit paper public to
assume that acted under deliberate backen
to this the chapter story will come pain
fully close to the Wheeling Register
Yours truly.
NELSON c. HUBBARD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
WHITE SLAYER is
GIVEN TEN YEARS
West vireinian Intices Young cIarks.
burger to Canton and Cleveland
for immoral Purposes.

Special Dispatch to the intelligcncer.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb 10.-The
maximum penalty under the Mann
White Slave Act was meted out 10
Geo Gamble. OF Clarksburg. w. Va,
today by Judge William l.. Day, in
Federal Court. Gamble was convicted
OF taking Ruth Courtney. eighteen
years old, from Clarksbuis TO Canton
and then 20 Cleveland for immoral
purposes.
white Slaycrs who are as evident.
" guilty as this man need expect no
mercy in this court said the Judge
a. ne sentenced Gamble TO serve ten
years in the Federal prison at Leaven-
worth.
Gamble was indicted on two counts.
one for taking the Courtney girl from
Clarksburg To- Canton and one for TAX.
Ing her from the lIttc- city to Cleve-
land. lie was arrested two months
ago. following a raid ON a place where
y was supposed young girls were har-
lorcd
The Courtney girl was found and
following her story Gamble was ar
rested. Federal OFFICERS investigated
and learned that Gamble had induced
the Courtney Cirl TO leave her home
IN Chrssbrrs and 20 with him 10
Canton where hc said he could get
he cmplog ment that would bring her
plenty Of money. once in his tolls the
girl was afraid to make complaints
90 was forced lalar To- come to Cleve-
land with him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
REPUBLICANS
WILL CAUCUS
Agreement Reached L7st Fv,,i,o
And VIII Caucus On Senatorial
Toga Friday.
In'erigsrcsr Bureau.
Charleston, ". va. Feb. 10.


4 roll coli caucus on the nitad
states senator ship with % three Hfths
vote required 90 nominate will b. held
by The Republican members of tho te,.
It'aiure Thursday or Friday night An
iFrc'mrIt 70 this end Was reached at
.un Republican conference bold TO-
n.ehi aud the call viii be issued In tho
morn ng Do Will Do Circulated by tho
y'UFg TurlF. who bad buitod Tho Gref
caucus attempt All the candidate
are said to bo iu limo with the plau
No great change iu the present status
o' OH" race is expected iu the mean.
time.
Addresses were mad. at tho confer
'ncr bv Ur Hatfield. Governor Glass
COCK. j. 8. Lakln. chairman of the Re-
publican stat" committee aud others.
lhe pr1poe iron tu combine tho work.
mems crwnDrsItlou and public err.
VIC" corporation commissions into ono
body az three mon. 8s advocated bv
Hatfield. was ftf1rubly received An
effort UiI ho made 60 carry f ouf Tho
Parrish pr.m4r. election bIf. coming
Ip iumorr. ga special order. taxa.
iun Of oil and gas and taxation az
WHirr power r.rhfs. wore among other
matters discus .cf 8 sub committee.
composed Of Marshall and Kump. of
fhc senate. ard Wilson. Talbot and
Hartley. NJ tho house. 's 90 work ON
tho latter proposition aud viii have n
hII ready t0 report this week An
other conference is to Dc held Tuesday
u.rht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
MANY KILLED IN
RIOTTNG IN TOXIC

TOXIC. Feb. 1O.-slx persons we're
killed and s. seriously injured in tho
political .rloting here to-day. The 49,.
uatlon tonight b. serious.
The Premier of Japan. Prince KAT
.sura. was stoned BY mob In the
streets. His resignation has been 90
manded BY the people Mobs at.
tackled the Offices Of the bureaucratic
newspapers and threatened the dwell.
ings 81 the ministers. They burno3
and wrecked police stations. tram
cars and private buildings.
Detachmcnts of troops patrol tie
7ireets. Zach newspaper Office ig pro
irctod BY a guard of fifty sOldicrs. i0
whom ball cartridge have been given.
They have their bayonot8 nxed for
Instant use
Tho ministers Of the imperial
household announce that martial law
Fiil be proclaimed 20 there arc any
'urther attempts a. inccn1iarism.
a mass meeting vas held This af
'rnpOn in lbanya Park. in the cen.
'"r ~ the city Tho mob started from
there 20 attack Prince Eafaura t
IaeIiing Police. with drawn swords.
irove them back fn order 10 accom-.
plish This the police charged several
lines. WOunding many ~ the demon
-tratOrs. Tho crowds rcassenbleI
around The building of the Newspaper
kokumin ShImbun. with the Intention
of burning o. Tho stan 81 the news
paper offered strenuous resistance
Hfh hrcarms. swords and knives
ono ~ tho rioters VAS Killed by bu-
Iet hred from the building. This ONLY
served % infuriate the mob. which
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then looted the oil shops and attacked
The Offices o, other newspapers.
Many Killed.
In % erconA attack on tho K0kuwfu
Shimbun building bundles OF straw
soaked with Oh were set on fire AMI
thrown within Tho fighting became
desperate. Two more persons were
killed and moro than "a acor. were
injured
Earlier in tho day great crowds col
lectcd outside tho Diet. where strong
iorccs ~ police were drawn 40 o. pro
trct The members The disorders bs-
ran with th- throwing of missiles al
the police. Several times thr0urhouf
The morning serious collisions rneurI
Three persons we're Killed and e.
wounded bro that ncighborhood Many
polio" we're injured by the stone
throwing
strong pressure ia being brought ~
bear upon thr cabinet Tor fs rosirna-
tion. and o. is expected that Tho minis-
ters VIII rrH gu before the Diet re-.
aaarm mh.'8 three DAYS hence
Marquis Saint. th. former Premier.
has rreirrcd tha prcaidrrc. of Tho
fnuFtituf ipnIl party out AZ RESPECT
for tho throne. if having boon tho Fro
prrora expressed wish that Premier
hatsHra Do not opposed Boo bis pres
"nt courre. Tho constitutional p1rfv
This morning resolved. practically
unanimously. 20 hght the government
tJ a Finish
Many resent Prince Katsura's at
irmpt to brook up tho Opposition 10
DIS ministry nv Tho use at an imperial
rrscrIpt addressed to Marquis Saint.
hence The popular demand Tor bis ros-
ignatIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
MAY. DROP CASE
Former parSersbur1 Attorney Arrest
ed for Enbezziement Nay
Never Face Trial

Special pfeu'frr -r fHr rrfeIiireu~sr
PARKERSBCRG. vs. w. Fob. 10 -
That the case ~ w. ~ Moon. o. for.
mor local attorney who was arrested
in Los Angclta. Cal. met September
and hrouGhf back here to answer
three indictments Tor ombczzicn .nf
.of unds wlHh he had collected as an
attorney. wiI newer be- tried seems
probable. He was indicted ln tho
Criminal Court hcre to-day. and the
state again had tho case continued
because of the absence of maferiI
Witnesses
The George ~ poFeott COMPANY. rf
Cleveland. o.. whose funds Noon was
alleged 90 have cmhczzIcd. failed q,
send any ono hero % prosecute tho
case Moon was a prominent work p
IN church circles here and held hIrh
positions In several secret societies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-11
FOURTEEN SLAIN
DURING BLOODY
FIGHT IN HILLS
SIX COMPANIES OF
MILITIA ON SCENE
Owing to the Isolated Region in
Which Fighting >
Little News r
Generally Believed That a Score
Were Slain-Martial Law
Has Been Proclaimed.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb. 10
Fourteen are known to be dead and
more than that number wounded
some fatally. in civil warfare which
opened with fury in the Paint Creek.
and Cabin Greek strike region today
At Mucheow. the mining town Of
Paint Creek. where armed strikers
were repulsed by mine watchmen. as
sisted by strike breakers. the attack
Ing part lost eleven according TO their
own Information. which they gave out
while asking for re-inforcements.
The civil war which has simmered
In the strike field for several days.
broke out into places today. Re-
tween three and four hundred armed
strikers attempted an attack upon
Mucklow about eleven o'clock The
approach OF the striking miners was
discovered and the alarm sounded
The strike breakers volunteered 10 as
sist the private mine matchmen i'm de-
Tending the lives and property in the
village.
Under command OF captain Fred
w. Lester. the Watchmen and strike
breakers met the attacking party just
outside the mullow and the battle
ragged. Foe several hours the Lester
command swept 'he mountain sides
with machine gun and Veritible
rain OF shot was showered upon the
striking miners who attempted 90 con-
ceal themselves behind mountain bouI-
ders and trees and drive the Mucklow
guards back to the mining town
At n critical ;irne. endorsements
came to the aid of Captain Lester and
the striking miners fed To the noun
tains. carrying with them their dead
and wounded. Later they telephoned
10 Eskdale. where the striking Cabin
Creek miners are quartered. for as
sistance. stating that eleven Of their
number had been killed and fifteen
wounded.
Many Killed.
Captain Lester lest two men in the
engagement James Vance. a miner.
fell with bullet in his brain and vii
liam Ratliff was instantly killed. \
number OF his men were wounded.
probably the most serious being Fred
Bobbitt. a book-keeper. who was
brought to Charleston hospital tonight
with bullet in his lung.
Al Ronda another Engagement re-
suited in the death OF John Crockett.
Lieutenant ". l.. Taylor They were
part OF a command under Major John
V. Payne. which was attacked by strik-
ers. II Is supposed that the Ronda at
tack was melted by the finding Of the
body Of Frank Hendry on the noun
tain top NJ Ronda today. Hendricks
was a striker who had been killed
when the watchmen returned the FIRE
Of the strikers in an attack last Sat
urday.
Militia On Scene.
Upon advices from the strike region
showing the scope Of the warfare
Governor Glassccrk this afternoon or
dered five companies OF the National
Guards into the field and at the same
time placed the entire strike district
under martial law. appointing com
mission which will try offenses com
mitted within the district The two
Charleston companies arrived Al Ron
fa tonight and advices from Cabin
Greek say that the guards will BE- a.
(coatinusd on Page sixD
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prevented from reaching the city by
the cutting OF the railroad between
the capital and Toluca. but some OF
his men have arrived, and IL is conf
dently believed that sufficient troops
will soon be mObilized TO warrant an
attack on the arsenal.
This may be initiated early tomor-
row morning. but IL is not believed
even II choice OF attacking IS Iaft 20
the government. that II will be before
tomorrow afternoon. II is improbable
that today's remarkable situation can
bc much longer maintained.
ln case Of bOmblrdment by either
side there will De- great danger to the
nearby districts. especially TO the
south and west OF the arsenal where
many Americans live. No representa-
tons Of this subject have been made
by the diplomats The National Pal
ace is guarded hy 500 soldiers with
eight or more heavy guns. Madero
fcontinusd on Page Ski