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Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
WILSON NOT IN FAVOR 0f BIG
 CHINESE LOAN
Issues Statement In Which He Says He Feels That Administration Sh lou q Not Be Party to Con ditiOnS.
TAssocrArEp PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Presi-
 proved by the cabinet after a two hours
 discussion, announced his administra-
 tion, had declined a request of a group
 of American bankers to continue the
 negotiations in participation of the
 hundred and twenty-five million loan
 desired by the Chinese government.
 His statement follows
 We were informed by request by
 the last administration. that certain
 group of American bankers undertook
 to participate in the loan new desired
 by the government of China.
 ''The present administration has been
 asked by this group of bankers whether We also would request them to partici pate in the loan. Representatives oi the bankers through which the admin = istration was approached declared they would continue to seek share Of the loan under the proposed agreements only if they were expressly requested to do so by the government.
 This administration declined tc make such request because it did not approve Ol tue COIluilloio Cl tIit ioc II or the implications of responsibility or its part which were plainly told in the involved request. The conditions of the loan seems to us to touch very nearly the admin istrative independence of China itself this administration does not feel il ought even by implication. be a party 1 to those conditions. The responsibility on its part which might be implied b! requesting the bankers to undertake ! the loan might conceivably go to the 1 length of some unhappy contingency 1 and forcible interference of the finan- 1 cial and even political affairs of thu great oriental state, just now awaken l ing to d consciousness of it's power ant 1 Of it's obligations to the people. Condi- 1 tions include not only the pledging O. | particular taxes and some of them ar, Continued on Page Eighty
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
Ruler of the Greeks Is Assassinated by AIcko Schinas, Who Sends Bull let Through the Loved Monarch's s Heart. DIES WITHIN
 HALF AN HOUR Assassin Is Evil Looking Fellow Who Refuses to Explain His Motive and Announces Only He Is Against Government.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArCHl

SALONIkI. March 18.-King George of Greece was assa ssinated this after noon while walking the streets of Sa- loniki The assassin. q Greek of low mental type. who gave his name as Alelo Schinas, shot the king through tho heart
 King George was accompanied only by his aide de- campe Lieutenant Col oncl Francoudis. The assassin came suddenly toward the king and fired one shot from q revolver The tragedy caused intense excitement. Schinas was immediately overpovered
 The wounded king was taken in q carriage to tue Pafion Hospital He was breathing when placed in the car rlage, but died before reaching the hos pital.
 Prince Nicholas, the kings third son and other officers hurried to the hos pital. On his arrival. prince Nicholas summoned the officers and speaking, his voice choked with sobs. said:
 Tn my deep grief have to announce
  vite you to swear fidelity to your new sovereign. King Constantine.'
 Grown Prince Constantine, who sue ceeds King George, is present at Janita and Is expected to come here with all possible speed.
 The assassin of the king is an evil looking fellow. about forty years old. He refused to explain the motive of his deed. He said his name was Aleko Schinas and in reply to an officer gho asked him whether he had no pity for the country. he announced he was against governments
 Scl1inas maintained a perfectly i'm passive demeanor.
 Precautions were taken at once throughout the city and perfect order fs being maintained
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
 FOR EXPRESS HEARINGS
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH

WASHINGTON. March 18.-ln or der to obtain more explicit informa tion as to express rate practices, the interstate commerce commission, be- ginning on April 1. will hear oral statements from representatives of ex- press companies and express ship pers It is expected the companies will present in concrete form their reasons why the rates proposed by the commission should not be put Int Q effect
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
BRAND IS DEFEATED
IAssocIArEp PRESS DESPATCH l

PARIS, March 1S.-Deaf to the elo- Quent arguments of French Premier Aristide Briand., embodied in what is pronounced the finest speech of his career. the senate overthrow the gov ernment tonight on the question of proportional representation. The cham Der of deputies had passed this meas ure by vote of 339 to 217, and vir- tually the whole country has been clamoring for the political rearrange. ment provided by this bill
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
CHASE IS WITNESS
fAssocrArEp PRESS DISPATCH l

OMAHA. March 1S.--Leon W. Cha SC president of the American Society Of Agricultural Engineers, and asso- ciate professor of farm mechanics in the Nebraska University, was a wit ness today in defense of the Inter national Harvester company in tic governments antitrust suit. He gave expert testimony as to what i'm = elements are necessary for the sue cessful operation of farms ranging from 80 to 320 acres.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
Rebels" Drive Cattle.

LAREDO. March 1S.--Neuva Laredo, the Mexican town opposite this city. prepared late today for battle the fed eral troops being harricaded in strong buildings. The sharp shooters took up positions on the roof of the Catholic cathedral and all was in readiness to repeal the expected attack when it de veloped the "rebels' seen in the dis tance were driving a herd of cattle.
 Carranzasistas who were beaten otf yesterday by the federal garrison at Euevo Laredo fired on an automobile party which included American Con- sul Alonzo E. Garrett on the outskirts of Nuevo Laredo late today. The cc- cupants of the machine escaped unhurt The rebels did not leave their places of concealment in the hills. Govern ment reinforcements are on the way to Nuevo Laredo and upon their arrival decisive engagement is expected.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
NEW YORK MADERO'S
 FUTURE RESIDENCE

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 18.-Announcement that the Ma dero family will reside in New York instead of at San Antonio was made here today by Gabriel Madero. The change. it is said is because of the memories con nected with San Antonio. where Francisco Madero organized the revolution which overthrow Por- firio DiaZ
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
CON O'kEEFE
 GIVEN INCREASE
'r young men ambitious to beco

MORALES, March 1>-Collec- tor Cornelius O'Keefe today re- ccived official notice that his salary will be increased from $30O0 to $3500 beginning July I. This is the only way the new reorganization affects the Ari- zona district as far as known. The boundary district is not changed.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
MATHlESON ARRAIGNED.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. March iS.- Captain Fred C. Mathieson. well known bay pilot. pleaded not guilty today when arraigned before Su- perior Judge Took to the charge of the murder of his wife. Gertrude on March : last at their home in Ross valley. The case was set for March 31
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
Sorrnw in Denmark.

COPENHAGEN. March 1S-The deepest sorrow is felt here over the death of King George of Greece. who was popular throughout Denmark tn" last fifty years. He mad been ac- customed to spend six or eight weeks annually in Copenhagen. liv- ing like an ordinary citizen and talk . ins interest in everything which concerned life in his native country. When the extra editions of the news papers spread the news of his as- sassination, all the theaters and music halls closed. Most of King Georges property. to the value of possibly $20,000.000. is in Denmark He was an excellent business man and made fortune dealing in real estate. He had a palace and several houses in Copenhagen. which be bought cheaply. and which afterward greatly increased in value He had also many houses in Paris. His money and securities were all kept ip banks in Paris. Vienna and London as the stability of the Greek throne was not firm enough at times to encourage him to keep his wealth iu Greece.
 The Danish court will assume mourning for q long period.
 Prince Valdemar and some of the younger princes. and perhaps King Christian. will attend the funeral King George was educated in th, Danish navy. which has adopt Ct mourning and will send delegation. of officers 10 the funeral
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
cox IS INDICTED. IASEOCIATEp PKuks DlHPATc1

CINCINNATI, March lS.-George E. Cox, former political leader here aad one time president of the Cincinnati Trust company, together with ten other officers and directors of the Trust company are charged with having vio- lated the state banking laws and in . dictments were returned today by the Hamilton county grand jury
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
Confers With Randoiph.

MORALES. March .s-EiclrGo Ga you. former Madero consul here. nos representing the insurgent government of Sonora, left today for Tucson to confer with Col. Epes Randolph. sener- al manager of the Southern Pacific of Mexico. Col. Randolph made demand that his road be returned to its owners State troops are operating the trains on the various branch lines and com mercial business is said to suffer. Ob- resOn. the commander in chief of the iusurgent state forces has gone to Her mosillo, the state capital to confer with Governor Pengaeira. He left Colonel Cabral in charge of operations against General Ojeda at Naco, commanding the only remaining federal force in the northern part of the state.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
 Plucky Defender of Naco, Despite Former Victory, Feels Humiliated Be cause Overw h e m i Il (. Force Is Approaching. WILL FIGHT
 THRILLED FORCE Virtually Assured Next Mexican Battle Will Take Place On American Bor- der and Precautions Are Being Taken There.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHl

NACO. March lS.--SurrOundcu by nearly 2000 state troops. who ar" rapidly closing in against Naco. So nora. General Ojeda admitted tonight he is in predicament.
 T am hemmed in the same way l cut my way out" admitted Gencrla Ojeda. Despite my former victory l feel humiliated and am determined to tight to the last ditch. Fou. hundred trained soldiers are behind me, having driven the disloyal ones from the barracks.
 T am prepared to give treble my number a warm reception
 It is virtually assured the next battle will take place at Naco. oppO site here. Preparations are under way to protect the noncombatants on the Arizona side
 Three bridges were burned tonigi- on the Southern Pacific branch be low Naco. supposedly to prevent the state troops from moving by rail close to the border town where Ojeda's federals remain fortified Twenty more federal Yaqui Indians deserted Ojeda and are held bH United States troops. It is not eX- pecte,l the constitutionalist forces can combine their troops in an at tack on Naco before tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
FIGHT TO h. DRAW. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

ATLANTA, March -1S.-Clarence Ferns of Kansas City and Jimmy Perry of Pittsburg welterweights, fought ten rounds to q draw here tonight, at catchweiglIts,
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19

Constantine. the new king of Greece. is q man forty-fiV or
 more years of age. He is known in Europe in addition to his former
 title of crown prince, as the Duke
 of Sparta. He married a sister of the German emperor on october 27.
 1899. and has several children, one of whom. his eldest son, is serving
 in the armies of the Greeks in the
 present war. The new king is known as q thorough soldier, and for twenty years has been com
 mander-i chief of the Greek army He commanded the army in the
 war against the Turks in 1893. but , suffered overwhelming defeat.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19
Roms Is Mortified.

ROME, March 1S.-The news Of the assassination of King George of Greece. received here. mortified the people Of Rome. who remember the affa biljty and kindness of the Greek king during his frequent visits to Rome.
 King Victor Emanuel and the Ita- lian foreign minister. Marquis De Sanguliano. telegra phed the deepest condolences to Athens Pope Plus was greatly grieved. The news was broken to him with extreme care. as the pope is weak from his recent illness It is said the distressing event caused him keen sorrow.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-19

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Finally, my brclhcrn, be
strong in the Lord. and in the
power of his might. lEph, 6. 10,
When we are in such faith we
are then able to help bear the
infirmities of the week. We then
will be willing to take a portion
of the sickness of our weak
brot her and bear it for him.
That is we will be willing to give
a portion of our virtue to the
support of the weak as Christ
did when the woman touched
Christ and virture left him, We
must be followers of Christ il
we expect to do bis will here on
earth as it is done by the angles
in heav "a. A1d the command is
for the strong to bare the mfr
mites of the weak; an infrml.y
is some kind of a defect in the
person called the weak. for this
reaso Paul said.
Blessed be God even the lat
her of our Lord Jesus Christ
tie Father of mercies, and the
God of all comfort;
Who c,mforteth us in all oul
tribula,ion, that We NAV he able
to comfort them Which are in
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my trouble by the couaort
wherewhich we our setgcs ara
comforted Of God.
For a. the suffering Of Chrlst
abound in us as our consolation
also aboundeth by Christ,
And whether we be afflicted
ii is for your consolation and sal"
vation. which is effectuat in the
enduring Of the same sufferlngs
which we also suffer; or Wheth"
er we be comtorted, it is for
your consolation and salvation,
And "ur hope of you IA stead
fast knowing, that as ye are psc
takers Of the sufferings, SO
shall yc be also of the consolat'
ION, ? Cor. :, 3.4'JtG
So we learn that bearing the
infrmite~ )f the weak is more
than Just going to see thu and
rearl : wishing them we'll you
to be willing t. help them suffer
that is bear part Of their pain
for them, when you do this you
are doing for them just what
Christ done for US. as it roads,
In all Of their afllictioI he was
aft!ic,ed" (lsaiah 63'9l
Trusting that we have
been able to give a satisfac.
tory answer We beg to remain s,
servant t. the people.
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N office TO one And ALI

Tie ;AH Vile Church build to hold the worship of c.
And every body invited under its roof Any Orthodox Church.
or denomination hold services in it when occupied by
the Colcuy people, be strict observance the
foowlng rules In coming upon the land owned by o
Colony people there shall oa nuoud holowng fast riding
no shooting of guns revoivers any Kind like auer
when leaving the church house the rules
in the house. and when the ho caring services there viii
be no unnecessary talking aowc that will be of disturbing
nature the worship any Other thing that will be be of dis
turbing nature No smoking, chewing of tobacco sp2
tobacco Juice the floor other vance disturbing
nature the services Any violating those rules may ex
pee, to be dealt with according to the Law.
Rev. L. S, Garrett Manager
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|" For I mean not that other
men be eased. and We burdened:
But by an equality. that now
at this time your abundance
may be a supply for their want
that their abundance also may
be a supply for your want; that
there may be equality"
e. Cor. s 13. J4.) Now, there
is no mistake but what the
law is plain. how the intirmities
of the weak is to be borne
naturally. But the great trou'
ble is that the church has past
this age. And have past into the
age Of seltishness when the man,
or preacher who has the most
money laid up to sport on, he
is claimed to be the biggest
preacher, or the biggest chris
tian; it matters not how many
children there is around them
crying for bread. The law that
those big preachers, or big
christians live under, is the law
that these dollars that we have,
: we have made them, they are
ours, we have laid them up for
. a rainy day. | cant spare them
it does not matter how often God
has said, l must help bear the
infrmities of the weak, | musL
please myself first; and then |
will please God.
Now this is about what the
Acts sets forth of the wise and
rich men of today, say to US.
, We have before our Readers
. tny atiun4 ri he world And
the weak oil the w,,r1d, who are the
slaves of the rich. But. we learn
from the word above, thac the
strong tnat God was speaking OF
=, are the disciples of Christ
strong in the faith Of Cnrlst. as
:. James SAID,
Yea, a Nan may 3aN, TIC.
hast faith anl ! have WolEa
4. sLew me thy faith without III )
works and | will shu,F Ghea .Ay
faith by my works "iJames . lc
1t takes works to prove on
Z faith, we may say that we hav'
Il faith. But James says withou
works faith is dead. The ricl
man says he has faith: 1t il
said that Of Pierpoint Morgan
e last message to the world wa
q not money, nor power, nor art
'r but religion. According to tn
J, Word Of God, his acts and work
e did not prove this thing to b
" a fact. that religion was above a
1t TO him. He laid up his million
ir in bis Golfers, when all aroun
ar him were children crying TO
TO bread, and mothers hearts act
p ing because they did not hav
k, the bread for them; and it wa
maay times, the children an
wives p7hos0 hU&oard& va,
tb4 employ of this Cnaa:
- No" i! G!s was, o il, r.
III gion, tn scriptnra 'h!th q"
~ have quoted above, is not vi
~ word of God: So we say, W
~ give you as God mas given:
6) "Go to now We rich men, wee
ia and howl for your miseries ths
w shall come upon you.
d. Your riches are corrupted an
of your Gar mentS are motheaton.
Eopr Gol5 nna silver is ca9,!zt.
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~%zaspANSWER TO QUESTION NO. 6OaX


'VvVvVVVvVvvvVvVVVVVVvVvN
ed: and the rust of them shall be
a witness against you, and shall
eat your flesh as it were fire. Ie
have heaped treasure together
for the last days.
Behold the hire of the laoourers
who have reaped down your
fields which is of you keep back
by fraud crieth and the cries of
them which have reaped are en-.
tered into the ears of the Lord
OF sabaoth.
Ie have lived in pleasure on
the earth and been wanton; ye
have nourished your hearts as in
a day of sla aughter,
lie have condemned and killed
the just; and he doth not resist
you" Games. 5.1-G)
With those plain facts before
our renders which teach them
|that men cannot lay up millions
81 dollars, and thousands of 9th
ers in want and have the religion
of our Lord and Master in their
heart.
! We then are leaving you the
strong Of this world for your
considara ton; aud the weak OF
this world has also oeen set be
fore you in connection with the
strong, and turn your minds to
1.-The zeal strong and weak in
Christ:-> and say let the strong
bear the intirmities OF the weak
The tirst thing to be done by
strong is just what Paul said in
this language:
"Whel efore receive We one q
mother, as Christ also receieveC
US, to glory of God,' (Rom, Il
After the reception OF one an
0tbar then we become one il
Christ, Ir,oD all men will know
5uar We arr his disciples, ASH
7 r.ads:
, \ Lrp @U!Nm14t mout give
unto you, I1a' ye love one a
g mother: as | nave loved you. tina
t ye also love one another.
. By this shall all men knn Y
) that We are my disciples, it J
5 have love one to another; Isl
S John. Is. 81 IS
y All men are to know who I'll
e disciples of Christ is, by thei
s love one to another: The 9ov
e we have one to another will caus
IL the strong to bear the infirm
s ties of the weak: We are dn'c
q a great thing when we are uea
+ ing one anothers burd ems. as
4 reads,
Bear we one another's bu
4 dens and SO fulfil! the law
:, Cnrrst," <a';G-2
This j. ~ "y,G.7. ',>l rs. .
a4u nye.'l "utr uAo>svi, :,
:, a. rp HpE '2"' n'n". o -.
tie "a ier' Il &, '~-. '> . : 50
'' resting N " r; "n VIII" @@'
Z to he a. follower of the meek ar
lowly Nazarine But nov "
- come to the point in question
1t The strong who are to Dear tt
infer m mites of the week is tt
d man who is strung in the Lor
and the power of his nigh
r. pl,asc ~oaN.
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QUESTION NO. &c,

Ed. WORLDS CREsSET,-
Please
tell your Readers no " the strong
is to bear the inhrmaties of the
week? Read;
we then that are strong
ought to bear the intfrmities of
the weak and not to please our
selves.
Let every one Of US please his
neighbor for his good to editica.
tion.' Rom. 1J-l-.o
jamie Keys.
The first thing that we must
consider is, who must we say is
the strong? And who is the weak,
from a biblical standpoint? Docs
IL mean that the man strong in
body and mind, is the one who
shall help to bear the infirma.
ties of the weak? And we will
have to answer that it means
this, but it means much more
We must include our entire per
son. And after we included OFT
intire person, we are not ther
thru-we must include all We
have, and even our time as well
So We must, in order to prove
our points give the law on this
point, please read.
| And thG lai..u';c T. them
that believed were tH' unl ,i5,a IT
and of Une soul: ncitn1t a~.., II
of them that ought of the thing:
which he possessed was his own
but they had all things common
! And with great power gav'
the apostles witness Of the re
surrection of the Lord Jesus ant
great grace was upon them all
! Neither was there any amons
them that lacked for as many a
were possessors of lands o
houses sold them and brough
the prices of the things that wer
sold.
And laid them down at th
apostles feet: and Distribute
was made unto every man az
cording as he had need"
tActs. / ~ - 50 34.35)
Here we have the law befor
US that helps our weak 0rethre
from their natural wants, FC
the fact is that when a human
, little or big, old or young, ar
hungry, with nothing to eat, the
soon become infirm and die. 3,
in sharing with them in the
daily wants, we help them bes
their intirmities. If we fail
p, keep this law We fail to he
bear the mfr matte II TIE veal
=, for as it is written.
If a broth,1T or sista. !
naked and destitute of daily foo
q And one of you say unto ther
$ depart in peoce be We warme
e and filled Notwithstanding J
o give them not those things whit
are needful to the body wh
3 doth it proht?" (James ? Is /
IS There is no one who read tt
+ above Law but what will sec ho
t to help from a natural stan
t point to bear the intirmaties
~ tho weak: For Paul saye,
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NOTICE..

The Colony grist mill will run
on every Saturday-and will only
grind on Saturdays.
COLONY TRUSTEES.
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