The Alaska citizen., 1913-09-01


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 4 DEEP LAID SCHEME.
 \t.W NoBk A.s. 2a-t.suu J A.aa.r. 4a5Hrfsasg q rae ku.cker- .aekrr Pres o- ra5s eiEs. has Iu tar#,a fl. members ui taa s.atr .+H.as= eaz.H5=a,e ,Aa. He has ..=a-e.s -a-..-.-. .Llat Of con ~Esa.s a@aa-. s8seraRr S#is'r to .HH= taas--= faf. 4#s ~saa. Ff4A- ,cF and Assem- sI.maa Levy .u fhc peH.tcutiary.
 Arnold claims IA haye obtained his irnl:s uf EuIt from fen prom ucui tNf f iit fNF-HEr sAstEl lit att t-@ f.ist tlf Is rsaaE 70 proceed against the Tam uaHy ieaaer aaa his fellow con NHfa.eF- Immediately IL cdsr sthe committee can l., induced to ac, H.chou delay.
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 SAME WAY HE CAME.
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 Former District Attorney Jerome. HEo ba- .#~1 se.a=#e1 as fAe state against TL4w. arrived here to6ag m all au.o. laE.as na>y.ed oyer jn, sam- route Ina. Thaa followed faom Has-euHar.
 | ryH ted her. his If emoau that ,He enemies of ThaH haFa asked Prose ecutor Coteor, Gf Hachess couu- ty. NeR York. to offer immunity to Guard Thompson h ,Hchahaf for ful confession eaae"u.n2 Thaw's rzeaue.
 THE COLONEL TALKED.
 CHICAGO. Au-. =. 1hcoIur, Roosevelt spent ta hours in rhis city today. du,u- which time Ii, addressed large audience of en- thHs.asfi. Prearessivea. The col onel i- OH his Way East.
 EXPLAINED IT AWAY.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Z1- When Mrs. Charles D. Lane appear el n coGFt today to answer 10 the charge of attomH.ir- to Influence one the jurors iii the uisss ease. the widow of the former Nome min ia@ man offered a satisfactory eX- planatiom and was dismissed Ms Lane admitted having falked 10 Hr or Bliss but convinced the court that no effort had been made tu in fluence hs vote.
 FOR THE FOURTH TIME.
 KANSAS CITY. NJ Aa@. 25= The fourth 1T al oi Dr E. (. Hyde. on the charge of causing the death of Colonel Swope, will begin soon. according to q statement issued to- day hy the prosecuting attorney who conducted the prosecution dur ing the three trials which already have taken place.
 HUERTA IS FOXY.
 MEXICO CITY. Aug D. Ac- C rdin4 to atvires which have been sent abroad during the past two days, Huerta has assumed sub born attitude toward the beaCp move ment, resenting the effort to compel him to yield 10 American mediation
 The provisional president has not indicated by any public act however that he is offended by the acton which has breu taken. ana il iS be- lieved that he will not commit him self until the Unled States has made an ther move u the matter.
 FRED HELLO IN OREGON.
 SEATTLE, Aug 26-Fred Heili. arrived here from the North today on the independent steamship Hum bolt, and left immediately for Port land, where he will spend the sreat. CT part of his time during his brief stay on the Outside.
 MAKE PERSONAL REPORT.
 MEXICO CITY, Aug 26. Spc- cial Representative Lind Who was sent to this c.ty by President WI son to gather information and brine about peace ill the republic. if pos sible, lett for the North this after Il on. Il is understood that he is returning 10 Washington to make q