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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
WARD EIGHT.
Auausta's Election. Today.

Pnder caption THE Maine Crisis" the
|ston Herald OF Saturday, March s.,
n the following:
rs 1T an emergency affecting pub
peace. health or safety" within the
faning of the Constitution, when "A
kmocratic candidate for mayor finds
tnself in a hole as the result of en-
heering the nomination of a Bull
bose ticket to embarrass his Repub-
pm opponent. and asks the Legisla-
r. for special law to help him OUT
| aii is a problem which the Maine
|gislature has had TO struggle with,
S week. and not even the Massachu-
is Legislature considering the
ange case of Senator McDevitt could
fkle momentous problem more Sc
hisly.
IT seems that Representative New
ri OF Augusta, who is the Demo-
kiie candidate for mayor in his city,
HIKING the probable closeness of the
Rtest at the election, next Monday,
pceiVed the bright idea OF encourag-
the nomination of third candi :
[e by the Progressives, who APP
Ered discouragingly content with
tnlar Republican nomination.
rough the aid of petitions bearing
mocratic signatures a full set of Bull
lose nominees was accordingly NAM
Then the horrible discovery was
6e that the city charter required a
Jority, not merely a plurality vote
elect a mayor. The personally con-
:ted Bull Moose candidacy might
IA nindrance instead of a help, after
10 representative Newbert hustled
pecial bill into the legislative hop
amending the Augusta charter
ked on the emergency clause and
Eged his colleagues to help him Out
bis predieament. With truly fra
nal spirit, the Democrats We're dis
ed 10 heed his prayer. But the Re
blicans unfeelingly pointed out thai
time limit for the Introduction Of
ciai legislation expired week ago
Eeover. they insisted. on knowing il
at way public peace, health ol
ETY. justified the emergency clause
was the greatest field of ora tor.
be the discussion of the Bar Har
auto exclusion bill But Mr. New
4 lost cut. and on Monday the law
sers at Augusta will take day OF
watch the Capital city run it's tire
circus"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Sedowick GRANGE.

Twenty two members were present
at the regular meeting of Sedgwick
Grange, Feb. %. Two applications
were accepted and three received. Past
Master Ray Allen filled the chair
The lecturer being absent, no program
was taken up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Equity GRANGE.

Equity Grange, Belfast, had a sue
cessful entertainment, Wednesday,
evening, Feb. 26th The entertain
ment and music for the dance was
furnished by the Mason family of the
Head of the Tide. \ Baked Bean
supper was served before the enter
tainment. A quilt was sold by draw
ing names and went to B. r. Toothak-
er. The entertainment netted about
$25.
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Brooklin Granoe.

Broolilin Grange held its regular
meeting Feb. %. with % members and
five visitors present. Grange began
in the Fourth degree by worthy mas
ter After finishing work, the lectur-
er presented a short program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Cornish Granne

The Grange held its reeular meet
ing Saturday afternoon, March l.
Preparations are being made to re-
ceive II new candidates. special
meeting was held Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Pease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Editor S Letter Box

The publication of a letter In this
department is not to be taken as an
endorsement of its Views by the
kennebec Journal. This column is
maintained for the discussion of
matters of general public interest
when Kept within bounds of reason
and not of a libelous or abusive
nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Monmouth Granua

Ihere was large attendance at
the day meeting of the Grange OF
wednesday, March s. The principal
part oil the program was a discussion
OF few of the articles in the town
warrant, the first being THE best dis
trlpution OF the money appropriated
by the State for schools second,
whether the town should appropriate
money for electric street liohts third
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Rainbow GRANGE.

Rainbow Grange of North Brooks
willie met Feb 81. As it was stormy,
only about 80 were present An in
teresting program was presented b.
the lecturer. one application was re-
ceived 1t was suggested that we
have a Poverty Grange at the next
meeting. The date of the invitation
to meet With Harborside has been
changed from March ) to March II.
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Deer Isle Granue,

Deer Isle Grange met in regular
session Feb. "A with a good attend
ance. Four visitors were present
Refreshments We're served.
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should the town appropriate money
for canal at North Monmouth be-
tween Writings mill and the dam
above owned by the Winthrop Mills
Co. These discussions were inter
spersed by a piano solo. Miss Claribel
Smith; paper. Mrs. L. {. Hayford;
reading. Miss Fannie cunningham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10
Monday, March 10, 1918.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Election Monday, Mar. 10.
FOR MAYOR:
HON. WILLIS e. SWIFT
WARD ONE.

ACCOMMODATIONS T. Emerson.
Councilmen-oscar Anderson and Edison
B. Worthing.
warden-orland T. Tolman.
Ward clerk William +. Lawry.
Constable-Cyrus C. Richmond.
CITY CONFERENCE.-THE ". Town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10

WARD TWO.

WARD TWO.
ACCOMMODATIONS L. Bassett.
| couneilmen--George w. Wadleigh and
hilbert S. Wilson.
IWarden-Charles J. House.
|ward clerk-Frank V. Mendall.
constahle-William +. Fox.
lefty committeeman--Bla S. Viles.
WARD THREE.
Aidernan--charlea c. Metcaif.
iCouncimen-Me Melvin Il. Sawtele and
gorge Il. Campbell.
IWarden-Charles II. Dill
Ward clerk-William p. Fletcher.
Censtable-John c. Howes.
City committeeman II.
furchie.
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-Edmond Doyon.
Observation-Disclosures Poulin and Eu-
bne L. Smith.
fWarden-Joseph o. King.
Ward elerk-Charles Brunette.
Eonstable-Alfred Gagnon.
City committeeman-Jose f. Croteau
WARD FIVE.
Alderman-Arthur E. Percival.
Eouncilmen-Percy w. Morrill, and
aarles b. Philbrick.
Warden-Lester G. league
Ward clerk-Frank w. Damren.
Notwithstanding Tracey.
-ity committeeman-Wil S. Knowles.
WARD SIX.
Alderman-Charles w. Kicker.
Eouncilmen-Albert E. Folsom and
red Haskell.
Warden-Ulysses G. Merrill.
Ward clerk--Jesse Alexander.
Constable-Sewall A. Glidden.
Fifty committeeman-Char NJ. Taber.
WARD SEVEN.
Alderman--Roy l.. Wardwell
rouncilmen-John F Turner and F, $.
Callaghan.
Varden-Henry B. Folsom.
Ward clerk-Alvin o. Parsons.
Fonstable-John L. Parker.
ity committeeman-W Weston Lewis.
WARD EIGHT.
iderman-Homer Marden
ouncilmen-Oscar II. Brann and John
wler
Varden-Frank NJ. Stuart.
Ward clerk-George Goldsmith.
onstable-Irvin r. Written.
lily committeeman-Fr o. Bubar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10

PIE third ring IN our municipal
Fcus. as the Herald calls it. re-
Ids the writer Of a saying of his
ndmother. rare old lady, a gem
tion ago. who was Aunt Polly" to
countryside. They came to her
p their joys and SORROWS, and her
Grams were household by-phrases.
that went home 10 the heart OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-10

OWN g Augusta Nest, No 1866, No.
wv I/AC III Water St. Regular meet
ings first and third Fridays, at 730 p. NJ.
All Owls cordially invited to our Nest
DIR. o. II. BRANN, Pres.
G. II. BANGS. Sec
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NO HOPE OF FINDING
En10MBED GOLD
MINERS ALIVE

Cripple 'FseG. s'..S. ilse, g.
wiIR0sa, hol.-s ~ Gaains siiE. any
a.. li- Ihgrs isFE e=-sE, - Si1nda e
sii'i- iE ~. GSia.a CYsls r.IH-. vol
an;--Es tSa4ss zSa,iEuEi ths ,asI Si
iissias sasss saE ,Asoask g-es5fr
sas ,hU work soasia-gesi ,hai saiY
yollhirrrs irVHl tHH .0ia~n Cycle
.aIlsYrs ..f- P-.aait,-si 2. .IiI al
lhDusa msn fFosn all parts u tbs
ai.,si., offered 'hslE ssgsises-
Thomas ii-asaaas sIa,s aiil- ia
sp.s,oF. aFriS.i this as1sEias anu
With Lis a9ppIss J4hs.s > FI-ssr.
cSa,iEus,i the ogiIs.ai ihspsIisa,iSa
Although HG ssIiFiai ssal-ainH, sas
=iF-h "a, u ass stated sha, all rhs
iSS.is tNosss sEo shtH, ,S lh- Htnth
bad R--s destroyed AMI - pas -s'i-
mated that secs. go" 'oas s' iir, ami
gfrE lst zOns- .i8sB ~ sssH-- sas
10. ,F-, f'otr ih+' sii.iE. sad EF~a'
eg..hs TFsstshstss earthquake lie
sur-.. a-Fs np-n-''
Nrs- Ssg asans .iI. IT samuel
sSFs.,s.a. aa~ az ,h- Is.a sa.shl in
IL- slide. made aa -ilF 81 s'irn
to The laiar to-day haI p-- restrained
- f,snlss she Nss taken from Ihr
n,sI,h IT the shss' Last aisni ~ an
air,as, lSsl.fieaI saEasu"as y, M
w.sas. father .f rrsak " Woods.
shin hoes. 80. ia nisbiT Hsrsoas
state ,.-iaF. bu; sns'iau-.i a. the
tniaV
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ALLEGED Plo1IeR IS
EXECUTED BY REBELS

Hermo,illo. Mexico. Dec. 5.---A
wealthy Mexican resident OF sin,a!oa
was shot to death her. early ,odr.
by firing squad OF insurgcnt sold
icrs. lie was Antonio Cabaliero. con-
sictcd of plotting against the cons;i-
tu,ionIlist government OF his state.
It was the darkes; hour just be-
fore dawn when Caballero was
placed against a wall of .un-bak Ike d
brick facing tn. cemetery whcr. his
body now rests. a group OF army
officers and few curious civilians
stood by.
The prisoner walked alone to the
wall. received tn. blessing OF .
priest and placed the executioner' S
Dandase over his eyes with his own
hands
MARX well the hear" he said
The firing squad moved to within,
10 feet of their human mark and the
five rifles fired as one.
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thlish u-s horn in the pf"siHS"
OF SsA1ny 10 ..Fwany iiis state
n m, .ass h- deserted tue ."rHan
army aud tsEsn his travels. which
,oas him ih,a Spaia. tra"ea ani
a,h-r s.gL,Ei-s IT Europe. where h.
sars-t. a. essi miner lie came
To Canada IN 1905 aad .oEk.d in
the min.. a, .las~sy. Canada ~
sspy-a n,- months In 'iar ada sa'i
I'm ssmy 10 N. tan.d States.
4, that time he .poss no -ord OF
Ensii.h. bs, being Of = .,Gdious turn
OF mind and ,ceaiy Interested In lab.
or and political i,'oni-fns h" began b
study OF Socialism. Hack ia Germ
any he had worked a, NaEioGs trades
-s-rptH,.r. bricklay"r. and A1s.
,hing b." could set To- do. iil- firs;
orE ia the United States was In a
foundry a. seEncetaay. New YORK.
Alter two years he went to old Mex
leo sE.r. he stayed .i.ht weeks and
then drinsd iaip Texas and thence
to Trinidad
That ~s. In 1905.
Though AZ the head oI the Tr,Ei.
dad local nIiu-Ts' uniUu. Uhiich says
h. has never worked IN the COAT
m.,.H OF Colorado or the United
state. He b.Camo an organizer for
tha Western Federation Of Miners.
afterwards the Tinted Min" Work
or. OF America The other offices he
holds have been the result OF his ac-
,lyity in union circles.
rhHch admitted when questioned
,ha, on October .. he had taken out
rincs and ammunition to Ludlow
whar. tho miners. h" said. wcr" cN-
ueCting trouble with min" guards
lie stated :hat he took the guns out
TO protect III" men Early tn" next
morning. which was sunday. there
was , battle In which on" MIN"
guard sas gil;cd. IN" miners at the
ten, colony. he said. vcr" drunk and
NOISY but he accepted their talk as
more or ,nss Of joke. Re said that
early the next morning hc heard
shooting IN tho hills. but could not
say how many armed men hal lott
the colony to engage in the fighting.
When first arrested uhlich hch"d
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MEXICAN PRESS
SCORES WILSON
AND HIS MESSAGE

M-si,o CITY. Dee. l.-An outline
OF the nr-<asu delivered by FFc.i-
den, Wilson to congress at Washing
ton was prominently displayed by all
the spanifh morning Newspapers this
mornin. Tho only paper printed IN
s.aEIish. hus"s.r. buried IL uu an iE-
side page. Ia rotamcn'ina on the
ncsAasc the independents. which t.
controlled by til. s0,.rrm.n'. saFs'
The man ut the White hous" nat
da-rd To- affirm tszainst the truth
universally eon.sd.ii that pr0Ni-
sionai pr-.idcnt Hu.rta T. losing
~ mp.,hy every day and tina; h's 'aIi
Il. to II. .NTcctrI Il was hardly be-
Ii-y adj. that PTcsid-nt Wilson would
hay- tn. ,emsrity to assert such a
thing TO thereby gives testimony ni
mis- bad faith toward things Next
can
Th, lmparrial says
PROM /. rood soJrrc. It u known
that .nm. pi the fof"Isn minister
accredited to Washington criticized
the ,a.aag. severely. The say II
would pc impossibir to snIar.nt"" re-
establishment ni nc.c, AM good gov
.rnman. in M6Ntcu Il Provisional
President i,ucitI. ~hoic vigorous ei-
fort. a, tho paciIcAiion Of the coun-
try. should leay. the presidu ncS
IA. pals. the most independent OF
the Mexican newspapers says:
president Wilson's words arc 80
in ptrri1rs ami depressing and at the
sam. time tie charges he makes
against tDc Mexican president ar" 80
uuius, that 70 is preferable to rass
,bom Nv III siicncc in order not to
awaken an,i-Amrrican sentimcn, in
Mexico.
ONLY vague impressions OF tn" a1-
tuai .nytents OF ~" message were
coucyycd bv the trief extracts rno-
lished ia the newspapers. The gen
.ral conclusion was that President
wilson intends to keep his hands OIL
and leave Proyisiona! President
,.uerta at the mercy of his enemies
70 the administration and its au'
b.r.nts this course is satsfac'or!
They declared To-Day that since hope
of recognition is gone. all they desire
is to he let alone. The fact tbat no
recornitton is accorded to the rebels
in the message seems to be a great
r.lief to followers OF Huerta.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
27 Die In
Hotel Fire
in Boston

i%sstsH. Ma u.r Tv.aIs'
seven Hsn N-F- allied ia a 'iFv
shish s.-p, IhTaash ia- upp.s floors
Of The Arcadia hotel. a isadius haus~
in the sau,h .ad. '-asi, today oh-
-rs AZ MISSING -spg~- @.r. 'sE-a
{" Euspisais
Nearly al ghs bp.iiss acre terribly
burned. tnaIins Identification ia .-p.-
sibi- Th- victim. we've in.u in I-seE
circumstance rauEht in IL. tEo~a.
81 bunks on sbr TO. sloof Of the iI,~
stony brick building sna II the smsli
.uo..- -. ..s ,osr.s .ia-rs ia., Arfe
helpless Wh.n the. we're aroused
tho stairway. we're ia flame. and
there ass = mad rush for the fire
~ssap-s at the r-ar
Practically all ii- mrn w-fr naE.
Cd. Many vrT- rescued by the fire
ua-n and polite. Some -scapri by
walking = sh.ky plank stretched 10
an adjoining building 90 by Jumping
acruss a fy" foot Aiioy 70 EoiEhb1r.
IaE ruo's
The prsp-rtS luss i. only s.S.o GOO
The Arcadia va. lora,cd a. ia. cor
r.r Of Washington aui Ia ConiIs
streets Th. lower floors wCr" ocru'
pied 10y sores
The iir. apparently started In u
hallway cio-o, on the fiEst floor. TaG
flames swept up the wooden s;a!f5
and burned through the roof. Ac.
rorJius to William Walsh. the n.:h,
closk. thor. were rs dodgers in the
building when th" fire va. Li.cov.
cred by a passing n"W-hoy. Aftc!
turning IN an aiarg D." rushed into
III. building awakening the mea
with his shouts
The top floor "a. a large room
filled with cots and bunk<. on the
fourth floor whcr, the loss Of lie
IA. tn. hcsI,a lost. th-r" were thirty
tiny rooms. iik" cells. with cots ir
zach 4 halfway ran through tn"
center. Til. men tn the rear rooms.
opening on the fire escape. had
locked tAc doors when they went tu
bed and those in front wor" urabl"
to reach tie fire .s-aps.
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STRIKERS ARE ARRESTED.

Calumet. Mich. Dec. AS a re-
suit Of nght between strikers and
sheriff's deputies at Psinesdale last
night eighteen strikers have been
arrested In the boarding house
where eleven arrests we're made the
offers found ten riils. Tour shot
yrns. eleven revolvvrs. several pack
ages of cartridges and several full
cartridge bclts. Guerrilla warfare
has been prevalent in that district
for several days.
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BANK IS ROBBED;
CASHIER KILLED

Niunipcg Man, Dec "a re-
por, that the branch OF the Bank Of
Montreal at Plum Cpuiee in southern
Manitoba had been held up and tho
manager of the branch killed by
robbers was received here this after
noon by telephone. Mounted police
are said to he closing in on the ban
dts.
Manager II. NJ. Arnold was alone
In the bank when the robbers enter
ed He submitted at the point oi
rcyolyers while the robbers took
$4,000 in currency from the saic.
When the thieves ran from the hnnN
building, however, Arnold armed
himself ana went in pursuit. The
robbers turned then and shot him.
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McLENNAN SEEKS
STATE WIDE STRIKE

Denver Colo. Dec. J.r-Thg 'vrmal
call Tor convention NJ representa-
tiycs Of every labor union In ColgI1-
do to meet in Denver December ltr
was Issued today By John MCIseunau.
president. and ". r. Hickey. s"cr'-
tary or the state Federation Of La
Dor The convention t. called to con-
slider and decide the question OF rall-
Ing statewide sympathetic strik"
In support Of the United Mine Work
prs pf America. Whose members now
arc on strike in the Colorado coal
fields
Tn" letter. which was sent 20 "'-
org labor organization declares that
tho stTil" OF the mIncrs has grown
to real war In which every craft
and department OF organized labor IL
Threatened with annihilati0n unless
they take a positive stand Tor th,ir
rights II declares that the uniform
of the state militia l. again being
dlsgraced and turned into an emblem
of anarchy" that the militia is be
Ing used to bring In strike breakers
In violation OF the state law and that
the cost is being paid BY the work
crs'' in taxes and the increased price
OF coal and in honor of the stato
which !s being disEraced By eXhibI-
tions OF official and plutoGratic law
lessncss'
The call requests each union 70
send at least one delegate and IN
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RplJ, nellulufno DEAD,
cnAS. WILSON HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE

Roller, 81, Mullen. -. vnn has
b,.u in the -ta ,sIuy 81 The Victor
American irci company 81 p'iasns'
vss sas, dead shortly after ! o'sIors
y..,.,,,s, a'tcrupoa b. chsri~. VIII
.ou. With whom he had bvra af.G".
ins. The shooting took place 81 N"
,iom- ,f Wilson AZ the Cas-. mine. q
rhort dis,1u'. north OF D-iaEui
Il. Mullen ~as IHu' once through the
head, the bulir, .ht,fin. on the ii-hi
lid" ot the temple aud 'ansius IN
ward .rh hscsWsrr. coming out anu
IpJxina III . wall of the room. Wiz
sou ,.,n.inpI At huiGo aud suErC.l-
J.r.d 10 Harsiial vandCrbnr. was
held in Jail over Gishi and bt"hS S''
4, T.ir.d.L today. The coroner tooE
charge o. the body of The dead man,
Wilson claims that the killing was
accidental
M,Mul,-u aud Wsl.Vn w"r" close
friend.. THE two famii'cs had li'"'
rs ncishburs uu homestead near tue
spanish peak. uTaor to III" -'sih'
when both found employment 'i To-
is,uu. Thcs expected to 90 back "a
,L-i, hpm.s,ead- III ; tcu days. f"--
t.rGay afternoon Wilson Invited NJ
Mullen and hi wife to take dihner
at his houss.
~ the hou.. beer was served ,n'
4
both drank freely wilson. accord
irv to .,,t.m.u,. mad. to til. d.pu-
ty corner. Who Investigated. had re-
p,utsdly asked hi ~if. to drink ah'
the woman had declined. and fnails
Decam. angry and TO have got rec
volvcr. Tha, McMullen and h' e.
cam. involved III quarrel ana 'h'
shooting WAS the result. Thi1 is u"'
niel By Mrs Wilson who states tha'
there was no quarrel. that the tive
men were scuffiine and that shots
were fired by both men.
McMuilen's home Is at Eigin. i'is
where his parents and other re'a
tives reside. The body will b" shifpe'
TO that place
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VILLA HOT ON linn: III =; :;
AUERTh GENERALS WHO
SEEK ESCAPE IN ]. s.
Women Being Drafted Iato Army BY Federals.
7ampico Is Made Temporary
State Capital
HUERTA DICTATORSHIP IS BROKEN
DICTATORSHIP

JusTv1. !IsAiso. D.. 5-.oEIia-HI
'sst the s-ssn lsi,ra. ssa.rsis sho
evacuated .b,.ushG. ei,s -:,h ,h-ir
troop ins.ad so s.,k refuge an ,as
Ln.i@i states. ahirh Is sai- b-l oa'i
isns-s of being isa-n prisoners sy
the rsbs's. a-nsEai Francisco Ntl!s
To-Day sent sa.F. ,or,,.iastanaissss IA
sisemp, 4. inisFs-t, ,asa-
The sa.ay =, !ss by araafai sal
Ssaur Mere s.. sb.- ass-f'ioa OF
stin1aht,. sui n ns.r s'atrh.sfi 'sa,
4. had sa uoa-s 'a HsS Ia. u@o.s,
A.. E-sard.si "a q ,irsgaI h'-aEi"~n
II the i.l.s;a ais,sI.fship "a far a.
~. ncr,h s' M-Nics Is soncFsH-'i'
.r.. h-.a-i taF niinass 0a '.n t"r'
der. I, i. iasuE.ii, ,L-s aiii ''".s
the ri,-s So rE..iAi. \, i'r-si.i'"
,h.y pF- expected 9" H. ARRESTED b.
the Unite, : ate. military su,h"f''
,is., tak-n "a MARIA sna ;h-as- 10
san Antonio Their a.--~, on 't'ssa
ins the river seuia t.i,us ss ,.-s''
ser Of s.ur.- iisi.T y rniins "f s-''"-
tau Of War .ssrisoas
With tho s,u.f-i. arr nany shh'
,r.ins'- .;f!s-rs. a8ea' :s""s '"'"''
Al r,suiaT soldiers aud nos- than
i,o.. poop. 81 the s-ai,hisf class
.f Chinu.Lua. ~h- took tit.a' rather
ss.. s..- .e a,ss,E by lf~ tcbsia
.ksssai passasi osesss ssd I~"~fs'
Yaes xaisss-. heat~seA Z" '~ vss
NSsrsao. ess usass ss1,rsH~ss - IN
,.a,a.d &ass. sess: " n nSs, for
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The miii'af9 auIs"FitIrs aud dTr.in.i
I" rvcosnif- tE-is fisht Go question
him. Later be- consented tp nr-n ~.
ard iE .ius~ qusstuEiHs tho state.
meats .on,siarl Ia the Iu-uia. Mt
w"F~ given out
uhnch's Rs"vsJ OF AaascalaiI-
views i. ,oaisin-d ia the .ta,.in-n,
that h- ~as no, la harmony With IL,
''Fs--' - 20 asc "a. .: - .aSi.'
os OF their nAtGr~ and wanted q.
%" chang lie stated h- ~ss no,
! Citizen AMI nnd-' the p.,,rn, forn.
at EoF-fnin.nt 4, waf not dcsiTssIc
either 10 the uHian of tho political
patty &" which D." belonged to ba-
com" a citizen.
The finding Of tho military com
mission a. subscribed TO by Colonel
Edward Verde Ebcr.. .onmandin:
IN. First regiment and Judge hd,o-
cate Major y BouEbton. was that
the pr!ESn.r was dangerous ,Hi
undesirable alien and tho sta'.mcn,
issa"i was as follows.
"wh"r.upor Ia" lIH.c aIsocat-
was recalled ana tho military com
mission does recommend io and ad-
N!sr IN. commanding general Ia this
behalf for,h- restitution u peace
aud enforcement of the constitution
and laws Of tho state 81 Colorado.
"a. =.
detained
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violation Of Isr neutrality Law, sal
ssar i olg On bOEd, bu, oFGss0 sever
sas arrested
Wills had iI,IIt A6I.- that his sal-
GirFs ~ot.ii "S-s;aNr .a- fsds'als
sh" l'n cnihuaEga several day, b.s-
sorr ,hr flst os ih.iF tilshI b-ratHs
IESaH
fiat M.F.ags- siI-E eaIiihs s'"E
'h- poE,f"iip -! siH'- =. fr-'i.FisS
N.S. civil .ut taEn"F aa Interim.
.,."'s.h "G'sF tn sasf-hass "n behalf
o. bi1ssIt sai bis ss.haEisaa'.s AMI
,H-n Is 8" 'h" i-sEs-E. s4. r-srs'is'i
bF Wills as inLsaai rgu-zssuE@
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
UHUCH "OANGER0US AND
UNDESIRABLE ALIEN" FINDING
Of MILITARY COMMISSION
Recommendation Made to General Chase That
He be Held Inde6nate!y; Prisoner Declares
He is Out Of Sympathy with Government

Thlsh president has
aiIsFs
a n- ~
Hog"r' thIsh International "rsa"ss"r "f 'n Mn
Of
EH.i sGaThsi. sst
rsIh 0
IA .
%;
al
u
~
10
p'-iinE
o uu,iar. authorities
uf
cell IN" 'I. ~H"fp he
ggis uF q
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03
SUITS WANT COMMITTEE

NRshIEziss. b-g 4-gE- sgi'
.fa.s sons sn,isa -as sgsg-,d-i tor
a !sN hsars tosis. uaii- delegate.
,Ho,s,i GA tn the sapl,ai Z. u.zr a
favorable rvoprt hy the hoasr rul"s
committee on = resolution TO create
. .,sadisr ..snr,i',.- ou Woman
a,r,sx; IN ,t- hes.e.. Ls-s-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-03

Mssiso "iIr. n-s s=Th- ~aE d.
psgtm-n' TO-DAY pfiEiish@a Es order
Transferring .-arra: r.riirls pisH
:F.a. ,a- retired iis' 50 the active
list Tee order i,~srs ,E- date .t SEP
's,ai-F 80,
TIL" SEAPORT rin Sf TAiHpi"n ess
t.ia1 Officially J.sisE-i thr JsHr"F.
aEs capital 81 the state - Tan.Hii'
Iss General An,uni" Eaba.". the
military governor. ~hr Nss forced
Ia ai,asIor .iu.isd Victoria anh tho
a.. enormously rFpoE'rs 1" haS"
.u.an'ii;'.i snIcidg. has saa- to Tam
ri.. under orders from the federal
s.s.ftm-at tn T'-' 's;ahl.sa hi. GOV
cfnar.nip ~ The temporary sspi'si
The ~sr l.psstn,eai iojay a..
so.sasss srst General Artnsrnais'
ssa osh~r federal asfses -. sh< -fi<s
fso,n Ciuasa Victoria to s'-'.i,as In
the state of ssn i.ui poss-.i had been
ordered 4. r-orssIif- their force.
aud ,o march against Nissosis. This
,sk. had frs; been entrusted in
srsssssseS -s sss. a.