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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
MARSHALLS HOLD REUNION
Vice President Home After Be-
ing Snowbound Thirty Hours.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. March 3-Nice-Presioent
Thomas r. Marshall got warm greetins
from Mrs. Marshall early to-day. when ne
arrived at the shoreham Hotel from New
York lie had been on the road from
New York Tor thirty hours and had been
marooned in a snowdrft at New Bruins
wick, n. j., until the train was dug out.
From Philadelphia the Vice-President
teiegraphed to Mrs Marshall that he was
safe
II was the first time I'm eighteen years
OF married life that Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall had been separated overnight and
there was a reunion in their apartment
when the Vice-President arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04

full OF churches. schools. reformers A.,
humanitarlans, We have recently seen a.
barriers OF the law broken down BY 81,
sion, the courtroom invaded by the h.v,
ing voice OF persecution. the trial com
prosecuting officers and the jury i,self !,
furiated by the sentiment Of the CA,
munity, which was founded not upon "A,
or fact, but which was famed into t,,,
by selfishness and sensation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
0leomargarine Law Upheld.

Albany, March S.-The law prohIbitir,
grocer from giving coloring matter Ia
purchaser OF oleomargarine was uph.,
to-day by the Court OF Appeals. N,
question of the constitutionality Va,
raised by Peter II. Van Kempen a Broc,
lyn grocer, who was nned 3loo for vicI,.
ton OF the provision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04

Tho Army Of Achievement" 10 an
article in tho Sunday Magazine Of The
Tribune March 8 on the boy and girl
agricultural experts that have been
BROUGHT out by the formation Of corn
and canning clubs by tho Department
Of Agriculture. William Harper Dean.
the writer Of this one, had n similar
article In the Sunday Magazine last
year; but there is a moro intimate
personal touch IN this, showing further
developments in this patsrnalistio pro
oeedng on the part Of tho government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
STORK VISITS BRYAN HOME
Leaves Baby Girl as Secre
tary'S Sixth GrandChild.

Washington, March "a new baby girl
at Secretary Bryan's home to-day delayed
conference with the British Ambassa-
dor and also the Cabinet meeting.
Mr.. Bryan telephoned his Office and the
White House that he would be late. and
announced the birth of n girl to his
daughter, Mrs. Richard l.. Hargreaves. of
Lincoln, Neb. Mr. Bryan now has six
grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-04
100000 Fees Denied Lawy.,

Washington, March 3-Claims Of ~
McMurray, Of McAlester, Okla. AGAIN.
tho Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians A
proximating 10000 for legal fees. ww
denied to-day. \ commission, headed By
Indian Commissioner Sells. held ths,
was no warrant of law for payment
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w PR rs
B
,Inffaction nf Camp ssslas g:arsS
snssie e Dc
Alazicst


tsl Peso ApfHi is IpisinaI IN
frartson OF the rules d Ia prie6iD
camp ct Bort Bliss SHES III. TaInnico
incident culrlinsted iaiit 4 iFilt ia flia
shooting OF two nf fl.e ga lssa & alasi
lsEni prisoners by sent s
5el' PaLAres. Fleaerai soinntesF
silcI ,tnT0I glil tue Gtes IN ana NJ
q Jeatls zarco, Fedardi resRIsir.
was shot In che thigh arco 4 wa
IeRiight braa lEsag efeetFle ibss;fls
WITH fghlrh the cafan IS Paf4
lares5 sesa shot while IS eacapa.
AndiglduRl pntb Il 81 seen frzs
9nent since news of tlie q 5fc1 cen :
pLicntlen reached the where
there are more than 5000 Dfiaonefa
weD aonght safesy on. iean sniI
after they wefe detea ~ sffa rfs
bels at 01inasa three sInsltll8 azs.
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DANIELS L.AUDS
WILSON'S WORK
----.
alAvY'S CHIEF SAYS RECENT
u LAWS ARE BEST EVER
ENACTED
MORE ARE COMING
Trust and Farm credit Statutes
Are In EEopsr and WIN BE
Gsosnd Out
MORE ARE COMING
Gay Associated Prsss)

cleveland, April lss spaa King DC
the JEFFERSON celebration hers today.
Secretary Of the Navy Josephus Dans
ieis said the new tafift, eL. .srsy and
tax laws were in thorough accord
with the principles OF BUR yfeat filent.
efB JefferBiG and laclStns s. 5ss I'D.
These atRtutes ALREADY enacted and
the proposed anti tFliht lava is aified
showlld that the ienincfatic barty ils
the past year has done Iisrira fn tifa
way of conn neTyatiye Legislation than
the iapnbliean party hes III the paat
two decades,
Aattds Currency law.
What sstfiie os the sarlH ilnniisr
with eQual force 70 the ess srss cy ~ i
said. The bill which tile last con-
i11sT,7 S7n5zIs15Si Tt,STJls TltI T1gGTETTaduT=5
ing central structure to- regliIeSs the
tate or hole cplllftnnI RI ies
IN the acromr lishfnsnt OF thu dens
ocratie and truly American pieces 81
ifg siop, fwoule Sipt Withhold the
credit deserved BY klioae members ST
ing cuRETs5B niIil0 GiLETer With us i5o5z
litfcaliy, YET who rea dered us fEielr s
arty. support. regard It as most
aiiRpie ieipus that the time has arrived
issieii men OF hsS stgt ias CieiaRard
the eleinent of party, and Sd honesty
ana pa tisia leu 4 tl.eIr Il unttoxE n,
measures SSr Which their epponeTlfs
are Tesu0nssbie
trust Laws
| re- axe trlikt h 5banG Gin,r
y, ne re- seli III saSs j Is s,y =
tetfs of cfsAIi u lst III fsl5. s. Z. Z
al eRort Tia IS M III 9 $ s. 6.i,
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UNITED STATES WILL FORCE
THE HAND Or HgJERTA TODAY
President Proposes Ports Make
Ape Apology For Previous Afternoon sun
May set For sxeO World Stands ahips Speed

betweel the presiaSnt and cabinet
ITnembers resulted an prompt decfs-
ion to brook no moro temporizing and
iilatory taetics.
The following message then was
|suggeated sf0rn slls White house:
White Rouse 6eafemenf.
General lerte Is stial insisting
lrpon doing soInet hiilg less than has
been demanded ana something less
than would cons litnte an ecanoW-
Ileiignienel that Representatives,
we're entirely III tbs ssgHopS IA the in-
Itlienities they lfa We ~ uiJon the goy-
IaIginuent Of the MED States.
~ ,sITFs peesid dent a eterInine6 that
H General fTueFta has not yielded by
g o'clock Sunday afternoon, he will
take the matter 70 congress on Mon-
day "a Is
Allowing five hours, the average
time for tfansIns on OF cable mes
cages from Chafge DShanghnessy,
and including time for eiphering and
dsciph an aIlsSfer was not ex-
pected here before early Monday
tmorning asshnIsng tiaat HueFta takes
the full time tor pdicating his inton-
IticnS.
President Wilson made his arrange
nents toSleave late topight for White
lSuiphuf SprlhgG u bring Mrs.
Wilson, who has 3Ssajs III, back 70
tWaghington,, He y isrTise at the
health resort tom faw morning and
ieaye tomoFfow d reaching Wash
! ssingtop early on I,
Mexican cons kut onai lists, repre-
Ken fnkfYaa fknra ID anraila tninAilEa1a
with Secretary BryaI t0dsy. Well In
formed sonrtes ie constitution
talists under 40 cfrcnn instances would
unite with Haefts fl would main
iIssasn status quo sa q 8 territory thcs
l.offensiye actson ttileEl.
Other Nsl Informed.
AnlhasRad0f5 and 8iiliaters, eager
to learn the the AInerI-
tsssan gopHfDisl M npfsiicd With
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TOLLS FOL. (
IN NAIHG
FORMER ATTOHrgF CEN.
ERAL OPP POsE RIPE u. or
THE Law
DIR s j 4 S sAD
Senator riseasz Aropsss Ire Of
sgis Elan win His
Pointed Question:
%. SEQ S MAD
fRy Asaociated Preaal.

vashington. April, l8- Advocates OF
the exemption OF American coastwise
vessels from Pananne canal tolls had
their inning today before the senate
canals ccranitte hen Witnesses ap-
pssred in opposlt zion TO the repeal Of
the exssap tion clause. z
Former ttcrney Charles T.. Bona.
parte OF Baltimore; Russell u. Dunn
OF San aneisco, and Representa-
Huf1ahfeys Of Washington. attacked
the repeal on various grounds,
Jenles Brown Scot To, secretary of the
En- dow nient for Intern afionai
SFaace, was questioned by Senators
iBristoR and D orriltn as to the mos
ltiYes Of the orsalization IN partici-
spatiag in tie prof ID for tlSa re-
peal OF the eKes1p len clause y, - u
10nap pafle ks.
Mr. Bpnapatte aSfcrfad 40 Tiaffhn
would have been So foeiisf as 70
build the canal vita the unde defstahding
that II was TO- derive no special prrfyf.
isges from it, He said the nosftfori
that the United States was bound 81
the ratlie conditions In the use OF tte
ssiIi - EIs FIts unraasons
able and absurd q,
Dunn spoke Of the economic I'M.
/ port Ace OF free tolls 90 California III
sparticilihr prseftasiTe ffuniuh
Declared th ae the benefits the Pacific
Coast states had expected from the
oEsral ere about 10 EDe given 10 Brit
ish Columbia. d. y
IN. Seees Get HAD.
Se1atoE 6ssatex oiasd nr: Scoitss $
iEe bl Re Il the q eik EhdoRz
tne1f y es nos aEI1fS,1 aiHf tfla 0lafln of
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Information at the state department.
"a summary cf the developrlRnts of
the day was cabIed TO ell American
embassies and legations for the In
formation of foreign governments.
Meanwhile the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets continue steanping eonthward
to Mexi2s1 porte. No orders were IS
sued ~ the army.
y'sfe Dissemination to force q 6efi-
,Sfte reply from Huerta, ending the
Tolerance OF tile United States With
his dslatory tactics, was emphasized
strongly In the days deyeiopnie
Ig was q day OF action IN official cir
cles, Reminiscent to many Of the
Genes Of 1893, for; at no time since
has 8 president threatened to ask con-
gress 20 Use the army and navy, 10
force n foreign policy, s3
Huertni Yet EyasIye. I
Ofiicinls at the state department de-
Ecribed fIuerta' s nesaage as eInc0na
elusive Though the text OF Huerta,s
answer waE not s1ade public. cthef
Iotiieials descrIbed the dIctator'S at
htude as very obstinate, and 1nsist-
Ing on a simultaneous salute Nasal
officers said there was no such tIiins
as "a simultaneous salute Apot04
giles are given In salrte OF u gums
fired at intervals OF ten seconds. at-
ter tie completion Of which the party
offended returns the salute.
When the president reached the
white house today Postmaster Gen
oral Burleson was Waiting. Aetfns
Chairman Stiyely Of the senate for,
zaIs.ss f<>.4 q
few minutes later They studied the
fIuerta message. only d few minutes
and we're uraniEiously agreed on 1
reply which was drafted q and dIgs
was coughed Id strong language end
its tenor was indicated by the puhlss
lsatement issued from the white house
saying that unless Huerta had yield.
| BY O'clock Sunday aftefnOpn. =, tss
lpreetdent would lay the situation be
fore con- efcsg
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Washipgthn, t1ril rs. The grayest
Internal atsonR1 crisis the United States
has fnsea since the Spanish -AmePi.
can war loons ahead.
pnIess Iiisrta; before 6 o'clock
Sunday evening aceedeS 70 Rear Nd
miFat eIRyoss demand Tor o. 81 gun sss
Flrte 70 the American flag at TaTnpsco,
don't gilson viii 60 possibly be-
tpIe q Joint sesslon OF congress AI0il7
day End eslE fo- authority to Siisa the
army and navy for such steps as may
bH necessary.
Sitaatl0A EA Grave, Il ~
Huerta may actually fire the salute
before 8 o'clock, which Z anld be 1856
p. nj: Washington time, or he may
BY adyisIag President Wilson
pf his intention TO do so. Either ne
ttnT taken at the last minute la Next
co could be known hsre before the
hour Qf the presidents goiag Sefore
coP Pgress.
This final word went to Mexico CITY
today after Hrefta mad parleysd for
the Inst time, and reiterated his de-
inand for sBimultaneous sziJ.tFi.s
Leaders Iii congress declared lsfesi.
Gent Wilson would iminedititafy b
UsCCt-
sary 20 take aetion. ii.
gszl VI llRYs seize JS0rts
Seizure az Vera Cruz and 1TaInpico
OF tho Mexican warships In those
waters; aIlh OF a section OF the rail-.
road from Yefa Cruz to Mexico tlity
81 FIR ts ii / sestt b twenty miles wegi
az I1asz. .xs1s.a a ! I1asIfin
tSEe feRtSiEes of q plan at action Frass.
dent Wilson has outlined to biz
closest aaviscrss
Such course, authorities on In.
lternhtio1a law descfibe as 'ona shoFl
ofs arsss and YET not an act Of war
! If6ertig however. might contrue it al
j6ne.
Tho csiEnnx came today when {
Shisd message from HuertB came ID,
sistlne pn his own cpnditi Ions for 1
EEalssNiltaae eaaia eal Llse. confareae.
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Esso Baoclta Is Frame
Reduced 10 ne
MearIy OverecFne

mated "a the plant OF tho Jettoi I.tiiiiz
ber :sonlpany here earl toni nigsit spr-
snrned Allnnst tsqao tre blocks oa
frar. = bJlildi IS b hplore its was extiIl4
Eiiisned. The loss Il estimated ks aps
proxirnately $40 COO & a iiilgt Wind reF1.
dered the work ot tie tife1nen ilnus-
ually dIJipliIt
j. II Miller al 81 fiielai es the Jetton
Company was issrc0me By SMOKE
yiiile ntte1npl Ting to remove Tho books
efs the ennc from tbe brrnsne plant:
E3e was removed TO d hpspitai isfe I'll
sFas reported that h was sapisaiy Fas
euyerillg Several afcmen fscetVa
sli injuries.
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GOV REgT'ERATEs STATE.
ElENiT ii DEPT. !, Policy
IS CONSPIRACY
. &; A2RIs 4 ] !. eOl IS FIRM
War SeeEetaF Tells Caf0Iinians
alntestO Nay MISS
Eacasap apnleas

(R7 ssoeIated PreaaL.l

Special gorrsBp01de dence. q q
Washing ton, AtFIg -Itt Is under.
st00d teBlglt That final aetl0ns viii
not be lnien ley tho Secretary Of War.
\ Li1ley ID. Garris0its tII She militia elis
ehsapnleff mRffer uRtil Monday.
here Is egeFy inAIealiOl, however,
that the select lon 1f any place sEl
South e Caroiilia for The hSlaIng sR the
eiieaEap IL itbf ht Gil likely. The
5iiffereHees between the governor and
Z stlle. war partinent seem as wide AZ
eyes- and adjnst tIleHt appear 10 be
3DIit 6f the. lliestEv I, (,
iH II fHip0ssll llIe 10 say where the
seIscaEHb viii go II iff fis net hes q tlE
The Isle eE Palms.
u. H. ID.
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allsss4 Tisss ilSl ) IA,

Miami, Ella. April ster shess
bonds of 900 each had been de-
Niared f6sFe s.. r. q her ana
w. ~. Iipft we're flaefi each fti4
cullteInnE Of e6ifE FOR a1k aasarslsa
tlssp tHornine for trial on 81 fsas 81
Illegal sale os iillioT, and tlla court ls9ls
derel that tTieys be an q held
Ia Jail until tried.
Three blind tigerall aye seii Ss,sla
EicfeG this weelE; vflafIa % ife yst ta
be tried Tie county sEse yoteG dry
ssat Ogfobaf z; s.
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'ADnIRAL. BLUE:
DIRECTS NAVY
SOUTH cARoLINIAN TAKES A
LEADING PART i'm WAR
PROGRAM
BIG FLEETS RUSH
AAAn .A Party Leaders Declare Com
gress WIN Back Up Presi-
dent 20 last Ditch
BIG FLEETS RUSH
By Associated Press.

Washington, April 1S.--Rear Admi-
raj Blue. OF South Carolina, acting
Reeretary Of the navy, FORWARDED 70
Rear Admiral Badger, on the flagailIp
Arkaneas, at the head OF the fleet
gpeeding TO Mexico, tho text OF Frasi.
llent Wilson's statement, giving Hu-
erta until g p. m, Sunday. It was
also forwarded to Rear Admiral F1et-
cher at Vera Cruz, who will commu-
nicate Il TO Rear Admiral Mayo Rt
hiiamplco. Rear Admiral Howard
commanding the squadron 10 Pacific
Mexican waters. also was noti fled.
Ogdefs Crest Fleet ffss1Ufiis, 4 -.
The fourth marine regiment, on the
pseific coast; was ordered snrtliIrard
The artnored cruiser South Dakota,
With 260 marines. was dispatched from
Bfaniertnn. AvaalsIn ~ a., "a AEesA r.
land, where the remaining mafines
viii be divided between the Collier
Jupiter: The craft viii steam to san
Diego, to await further orders.
g The two foweFfas new dread-
! toaghts Texas ard New York. az New
l5ss.i, 8 ili. IS. - q -
ready to start for Mexieo on twelve
hours notice The Virginia, Georgia,
Nebraska and Rhode Island. nov 81
Boston, vii lbe ready BY the end 81
ilie month.
The transport Hancock has ALREADY
arrived at Tainpieo with 500 marines
and the cruisers Des Eloines and san
ranciscO. tie gun boat Dol phin, tiit
SscpiIt cruiser Chester The transport
Buffalo a7ld the collier Gyelops Al
ready are there S sa;
a
N4fa Cruz, Hear Rdinieal H5e et
7filEt ha4 the be FkleB ilfa
! Utah and the srans5So PrHtrie with !
l largc complemepS Of n1aFines, Z as
/ hat tleships under Rear Admiral Bad.
ser tcsihg were fseportes or Key West
sgla.. and are to arrive Tuesday. on
Iorders from Nesh igton thpy could
reach TaFnpico Monday. 1t was gen,
4 orally agreed. however, thRt the
FORCE now at Talnpieo aud sFegs Cruz
| q sufficient toScarry out any pleIi oi
action resident Wilson may direct.
Should Aggressive steps be necessary
befpre the president sala get conzFes-
si5a.Es i; 10 : Is
l3tlte Eress tents mind OF the right d
i the executive branch Of the govern
fyaent TO act. Repnb blican and demo
i cratic leaders say any action talLel.
] tn an erleTge would be pT6snptiy
oila,k ned up by cong gress. y
Status os q blockade.
rlle peacefnl biock de- has not beer
looked on by President Wilson as {
/ very effective neasuFe precedent has
lnet determined defihitelx whether Z
tnaticn has the right TO cut orr the OF.
fending party from all commerce. u
/ IS admitted the " fsSa States enillt
shut orr Msxieo from all cominercf
/ with the United States. bnt whether
I foreign YssseIB aIs0 coUIg Ha preEenE
| I'd from engaging Ia oomefce wttl
Mexico without d declaration oe wal
lis d disputed point
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sEORRFARY 6 GARRIstla
IN TSFy5s nc m mis- IIEnaaTisn
10 Elesge - - II

-
iSaHES TgFyI EnVHEuc IN MS IIITnaaIIsn
10 Elease
coIninhia Apr. rs Governor Blease
made II plain toe eay5 that he regarded
the act OF SeefetaHy of War Garrison
( Ia not commp ting offlclaIIy with
: FiiiITl With tho specific Intention or
ascers aiming the governors stand IN
sreglcd 70 tiie Joint eneampmenE &c
the IaJe of Pa ms sos. It he Ninth Militia
!. Division as q 6 poll iticAi conspiracy en-.
4 5deagoring to irjtire me-
Secretary @ Garrison was sent d teie-
1 gram by GoyeFnof Biease, today, reIt-s
efaEihg his VIZ % have the war
department let fsEilS 3 AN nIsief fIIis
ethoriz slS the hnl ID az the eiieaiise,
\ ltelLt II thas Isl = e zlilis.
ctlcn nf aeef GARRISON iii
! aeatlu principal " ~ iti lnng
{ ytlez AisEi !, s q fSflFt ss.k5 ef h
cl chgrl Il t6 he fe az
ca ny seae IS an affront
~ lita lon de contends
t.iEt Seerefsts fisois Has faiIeti ~
reply 30 iia lei &c ild ssssgrhms IN 4
that he hsa not drA sed hin with
the altecitic ID = { securing the gov
efnor attitils : III the matter.
nor Jllse lesa CpngfessnaE
yEg5 tf5g W ~ lHl tENaF the feIez
phpre that Id I'll Ii d 8 uh5aesinn tb tle
encauln at D Ia iii South Caro-
li1 q but he III d 5issrf "a hf,iI,fg is,aorei
- =
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soecIai Sondsnlce.

Special CofresDQ ee. IS
Columbia ApfiI 49, =. erniIls
Hon. the wsis known young basiness
man 6f Donpasds who sFan ihSuTed at
the pue Tsa college f9r Wonsi ac-
cIdenks was bF0s.l tieSe s. tliFd aud
was ol,sfat upon ct 4 local plsai.
Il was ain ed thai dts BACK WAS
broken and s is doabtfhi t he can sre.
cnyer2
MISS den from Donnaids was
also brought to the fluspita here. She
5HfIeret 9 bso zen nreast bone and q
broken arm s. g
The foFcs OF tlls a9cl enS was felt
eTs test wlers & Esr fzpln IJ1pnalds $
aSF6s seated Kiss FtIsia 1<esse n. 10
Asnels and Mrs. ID. Af. Es EsaaIphreys Of
shat town were sliglisiy hurt.
Il I'll 4rpTSia 81 sc ION /
md tsStet 70 % eye Girl w ere iainreti
IN the fpnete accl iii the
nsIsas ice Aali tlnIght. vy or siDf1
flfis sfsrs lIinE part in tie gantata
and zero ia the music tldses 81 the
re of the DAILY oe So girls
sea.s III h ha1nony hen thS acei-
sflen s;c eiftrcd The c1 IlIlf ea 6f the
sikle as ss' rIEabie.
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ii i g =. Il Gogei4snr
Aleasq COM liSgH es he did once
sise e7s ~ on zfia on
ed mil u sog he 9iSEhefh States viii
% on tife 1sl Is OF Palms, saIa
SeqzstREg Gar u kt day 4 fter con-
K2genee With fgHlaley
Z and 81 tiEh caEof ilia..
ss lleg 1tfd re q faqtiest TIE secs
s retaEsy not a. aetll. 6lsseT dagianafi1e
3lelle lsle cf 20 fei the cam 5faenf.
y told them at or Eleaea
would Aslxe e. * II 81 hie
dIctot eoncgl rs eaf
c9 Wal, i emf
of else the on IA &c Ia otse 50
the other 81
ne Isle sf y III isctsd 10
the war eps Ii a sisk sS.id TIE a s,t
general of tlle south s1ifna lifiEssa
= q ses governor HlbS se
esSd SseEeia & ii t,fl tho aif sssS
Pas said To nfsfe so ile 5iftikf IS
3coilesil ted re OF i 0ufa not
permit the g,a q slg sfa az ksR.fslln
AftefHh4fa. l s S "a 4 IA fs.s
tie eeinp sAes son IA
Is tllAt nsts;i3 so Wfkfi6g q
slopaiS 50 Ia an q 70
ss.lS SO sseEsio6 lied that he
s1a "a liss 81 ga Ez
& tsaa5iapn told t. sfii "a 81
aas HzsEes fiifl i oTgsf
eql III ~ fleEae Wsll vS
the militia sasil 81 IS IS
: North agasi 81 ssnF ~
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lsn.l iIes &llinslleR s,a6sieyees
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snOtlief rehei sletafs sfaa secaiFsd Il
tos7ay esi 4 tel laRFafa ffsln,
Nilla dated err on ADFss 80 Ensi
5 repaetea u infaza III 86afsz 1sbe
ae1el
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ersa featsd ,a0p
gede cleaaa he Ia Ans
Among lle dane 4ere oe1ef
Perez 3 e1loAef. lio;tTenafi
coiens 4 can ains,
felIsfela sgers aSlsin
nktss ~ en- linder n.
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Ifemstsaa N. Y. APRIL IflviSa
upside down IA & & s Isfls Taie.
Charles n Mics lri 8 sll6aeIsI slsSe
thrilled spFctatoFs on the aria Ion field
vt Halnps teasl BIains tois y /.
Ctfela 81 bout IN nsf etoa tho
900 faet hen "a sintssueiGsz heavy
stJs AZ
Niles END his day tssriiss lSv figiae
sl-siae down for nesEiy 4 taif nile.
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...l--. rfat. - s.sis "a
81 aA pe ag hit the treaty be-
tn cen I'D ii m q se TN s SEa les
foF ut os tile issues gfoSgillf
out o. Il arGtipF OF anau ralr
Eciols g els sumter 1p jltihn
ii Tie Uaflk stgtes aenate
ton tsss what ssF ogtc a. Sc tiss
nf q & Il keats ureale1 much cFIfi
Esfft - b. Secretart 3 igs
IN 1ef et dIecuas the pub he'd
taxi i Withheld the OH clai
tex Hle psiginAl copies afrtee
fltDl acl bout May Kt tllecS
glis 1 the sea6se for Rs tn a ;
a ilts of asif0fTs eoiaS
ti les. itisi ca In e3 ii1f5
She q illee sH llSe e65l q fati
Or O. NORTH CEnIis
Sd treaty aItd "a D.
-. 41...ssa1s. l.zsseita3s esuai c9folni istee
lEff Is pfogision eFs
ma s9.t,e ss eonfained liz
S ith dolon
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NO RETsszs eIIIa 60 LII.
Norfolk and Western aers sa New
BaY6vgii, nasiieR.

construction OF forty, il = frsi Isss..= = ::5co-
RailE6ad sgerp Award d to the Baldwin
3l0cpmofive CONF pflisY J0dhy.s EgIsEK or
tie locorncflYa Has approximate
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TAFa son IS WE'D
hrfss Martha HoWers VIII be nrtde,
IlAse Net Name.
I(By Ae6OeIafefl Ilreagl'

ashingtoa. April is. Ann6ance-
tsient Of the enlargement OF Miss Aiar-
tia Bowafs, daughter OF Former So.
licster General Bowers. 20 Eobert Taft,
eidest son OF Fofnier President TafE
was mad 3 here tonight, The dase 81
the wedding has not been set. ~
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- YFa1 e T.ast.

Z. Aldzz AnrIl 12s- ear e,
here for IS safety of ths
Ee with 4 barge Ii tow IS
setou sfb overdue from Seattle,
Be IEGe8 4 crew on the tug there we're
forty ters aboard the barge