The chronicle=news., 1914-05-20

su8p1oy O. APsu -. asa the drsufus
Ly fisv. the civil sushostsi-s arc pre-
Saline that s4sy I-sd lo tho arsv~s ol
of ih~ strikers ~ho attacked the camp
that day.
Victor iiosoai. hsrs-sarr. sarlks
sstesloe ssa usios osgssisss. is ss.
d-s hosd fseiss . charge Ut assdess
tsdes Sheriff x-k- Martha is i-ssisr
NJ ssose ss'ass-a 10 tarss- other
susa Who arc kso~s 10 have narrA~d
armed fSua tho sasik~ss' ssas ro,osl-s
To tho esmp ~ fsss-s ssd so have re-
turned Ia tho ssap after The battle
uss Ssss. whiis the cleanup uf the
uataA officials and STRIKE i-aaess isI
bstss made BY f-ss,~~a aissss.s o..
sosssv In the sosshsss ikias. the
sAstff-a oeflee here ts engaged IN
soasaiss sp oaiis~s ~ho have s<ea
sessis ih. authority Of the stale.
~ tho sane lias the federal ssonps
ssa~s co,oasl t.nrksss arr IN full
eo0aasd os the sisssstos. nvsArh.
mssss os sn,aisn osespy every esap
saa e.-sy sa1,k asa sussss ot the
sasik~ sps~ h ssaes tho vssehtul eye
II rssie San.
The haiiie si rust,-s oreuFsea Tie
asy hsfuse the federal tsuers ass..sa.
Al asy the xasfass essliassA saa
seuas1 ssua Shs sssiAsss avsts islo
The es1P ssA asesss1 The saevh -
the iiprje. mise ofiIee. scsrjise
Aoas- Esd oshee haiiaisea The o..
sseA had h--a carefully plssa.d ssA
caiy . t~v a~s ~ss- o. aass 10 pso-
sres the ramp who's the siege op~aeA.
rhs sia- sa.s .ho f.ii. shss To death.
~~sr bsaseiy srsroadias tn the fire
fsum shr hills They soash' In de-.
tessr ~ their hsas~~ sad susapsaS
psut.rssr ussii the bullets struck them
So~a. -Four jApanes~ died where
thor hsa s,nn-i unfiisstilas b~ios-
the firiss and onr ~oasard esep' In.
Ia . hoas- which vss sflsswssd s~s
On fife and hi. ehsrrrd body was
tound anoax the ruias.
Military suihosiii~s h~:~ ~"
awaiting further osdess On tho sub.
jees Of permitting ishosvss tn accept
employ m-ei in the mia~s. TIE pre-.
cai regulations ahsoluiciy bar I'm.
ported mca. which term has b~~n in.
,csrrrscd ~ inetudlns aay miacss
who have come iaio tho disiriet on
representations made by coal CON.
psnirs of coal eosnpaay enpioyes.
These regulations ~err uadcsssood
from the first. however. TO bc merely
Temporary. and In effect oaly ioae
enough In i-t tho district settle
down after the disorders Of shrcc
weeks aso. No osdcss have boon re-
.civcd looking toward = permanent
solution Of tho question along lines
that will permit the coal eompsnies
TO operate their mines with full forc-a
ot men.
Adsiccs received by Colonel james
t.orkett. in command ID Roult county
arr that everything is quiet In that
district.
Sixteen Mexicans. tho first inhab.
i,ania Of the now Ludlow colony. to-
day moved into tho colony. The ua.I
married men Of the various national
i,ics drew lots for choice Of positions
in the camp. and the Mcsicans got
first choice. Next came the Greeks.
Italians. Americans. siavs and Mon-
,encTrins In the order named. Mar
ricd men and their families will bc|
placed in separate locations. but In
ease Of families. also. division will be
made by nationaiities.
Robert q. Bolton. In charge Of the
strike headquarters. said a ecnsus Of
the cclonis,s was being made - fast
IA they were installed. and that all
desired information would be furn-
ished to the military authorities ,
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