The chronicle=news., 1914-02-18

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s'uiins the big .aAae. tee, that Ess
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'si iav~.siSssiss seaoislse. The
sosaAiHve sad se~o0Hosylag parry
arrived shess ~ - o'.insk.
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tied sad tee r~esdra.. az the ,sass
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detail. OF the Forbes hattie
y. u. W-!;s.i. Who 1. With 'a.
psssy r-pse.esuss sh. .ompasis..
asd 1oha i.s~soa. who i. . r~psa..a.
Lsllss Of thu strikers. described the
battle o! ociobcr -. The psr;-
s;oppra near the ssua- hessc. where
dGfinS the battle the strikers wives
sai ..iidrcn sought refuge.
Tn" forbes eam.. owned by the
Rocky Mouaiain ru-i Company. va.
looked over. Prom Forbes the party
~-at to Lu1Io~
Among those In the party bc,id-.
member. Of the committee ssc John
Mc1.rnnon ana john l.aw,on for the
union mon: u. II. wei,sc, and ". ].
Murray for operators: John :. Mey-
crs. q representative Of the depart.
sncns of labor: Colonel Geo. NJ. Lee
for the National Guard. Congress.
man a. ". Rueker. sersesnt-ai-arms
Martin Jake: Chester ". Taylor.
clerk. aud newspaper representa-.
,ivc..
II was announced last uisht b,
Chairman Foster that there will be
no Testimony taken on the trip tt
the camps and tent colonies today
Counsel for the operators requested
that witnesses be examined at som,
of the coal camps in order to sav.
the time and expense of brinsiu,
them to this city. The chairman
however. decided II would be q sAv.
Ing Of time TO hear all witnesses in
! this city.