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HIGH sHERIrF's SALE NOTICE

/ .
Under and by virtue OF certain
writ of execution issued by the Hon
orable ]. NJ Monsarratt, District Mag
istrate of Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, on
the 18th day of August, A.. d. 1914, in
the matter of j. j. Byrne, plaintiff, vs..
Sam Keliinoi, doing business under
the. name and style of New York
Cafe" defendant, J. Mccarthy, garni.
shee, for the sum of One Hundred
.Seventy-four and 99-100 (s17499l Dol
lars. did on the 18th day of August,
A., ID. 1914, levy upon and shalt offer
and expose for sale and shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
so much of the property hereinafter
referred to, as may be necessary to
satisfy the said writ of execution, at
the New York Cafe, Hotel street, near
Nuuanu street, Honolulu. City and
County of Honolulu, Territory of Ha-
wall, at II o'clock noon, of Saturday
the 26th day of September. A. D. 1914,
all of the right. title and interest Of
the said Sam Keliinoi, doing business
under the name and style. of New
York. Cafe" in and to the following
personal property of the defendant
unless the sum due under said writ
of execution, togsther with interest,
costs and my fee and expenses are
previously paid. ~. -...
Il PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
2 National cash registers, l refriger
ator, ice chests, "a tables, 80 chairs,
"a chairs, 2 clocks, 38 folding chairs,
2 water filters. 1 showcase and
stand, 1 counter, s stools, meat
safes, scale. lot crockery. ! lot
cooking utensils, 1 lot drinking glass
es, step ladder, lot knives, forks
and spoons, small ice chest, 1 mir.
ror, pictures and frames, lot flour
sifters, lot hardware, / meat block,
/ kitchen table and frame. swill
cans, 2 kitchen tables, 1 meat saw, 1.
tin containing coal, shovel, 2 clothes
irons. lot sugar bowls, salt and pep
per cellars, l lot table cloths, l cook
ing range, and lot sundry articles.
Terms cash in United States COLE
coin.
Dated Honolulu, City and County OF
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, this
18th day of August, A. d. 1914. ;.
W. P. JARRETT,
High Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii.
-. 5942-Aug. 26, Sept. II, %.
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NOTICE.

The board of registration for the
Fourth and Fifth Representative Dis
tricts of Oahu will attend at the As
sembly Hall. Mcintyre building, cor
ner of Fourth and King streets. on
Thursday, Sept. 10th, and on Satur.
day, September 18th from the hours
of to IL a. m, and I to 4 p. mr on
those days for the purpose of correct
ing errors in initial or spelling of
names of voters appearing on the pub.
lished list. T.. .:.
H.. 8. F. CHILLINGWORTH,
- Chairman, Board of Registration.
L. 5952-6t
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would offer far smaller targets for, the
Zeppelin guns. - >.
An odd feature Of the European wal
fleets is that the most efficient aero.
plane guns mounted among them are
american inventions, the Hotehkiss,
the Sims and the Lewis being among
these. FL. ....=...,. q
The only criterion to the relative eff.
fieiency of the crews plotting these
aeroplanes lies in the fact that Ger.
man aviators now bold the worlds dis,
lance, altitude and duration records
The French have achieved the most re,
markable results in mobilizing and
maneuvering in squadrons. -
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

A new telephone directory viii
shortly be published. ....
Written notice of any desired
change OF name or address must be
received by the company on or before
IL, 1914, after which date
no changes will be made until the fol-
lowing issue.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE CO.. LTD.
5945-Aug. 20 to Sept. IL.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1877.

Be it resolved by the Board of Su.
pervisors of the City and County on
Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii that
the sum of One Thousand (S1000.00@
Dollars be and the same is hereby ap.
propriated ont of all moneys. in the
General Fund of the Treasury for an
account known as Maintenance OF
Roads, Honolulu District, Ofling
Streets. : J.. - ~. "a. :. j.. -.
Presented by 49, III. H.
WM. H. MCCLELLAN,
- Supervisor.
Honolulu. August %, 1914.
Approved this Sth day of September
A. p 1914.
JOS. j.. FERN, :.
Mayor. City and County of Honolulu.
T. II. $50 81. : =-.s
5954-Sept. g. 10. IL ~=@s
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ELEVENTH PRECINCT, FIFTH DIS.
TRlcT, REPUBLICAN, PARTY.

There will be an election of the
above club for committeeman to be
voted for at primary to DC held on
Saturday, the 18th day of September.
1914, between the hours of a. m.
and 5 p. m., on the premises of w. C.
Achi, Kapalama. Honolulu.
P. SILVA, Secretary.
5Q552f
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55955-2t

A novel vacuum cleaner for use in
houses where electric power is not
available has a bellows, which straps
on a persons back and Is operated
by handle at one side, to provide the
suction.
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The skeleton of what he claims is
the Oldest prehistoric man yet found
recently was discovered in German
East Africa by Berlin scientist
A removable hat lining, easily clean
ed or exchanged for a fresh one, has
been patented by a Philadelphia wo-
man. :.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. A. Valentine is no longer EN-.
ployed by this firm as collector and
solicitor.
ABADIE'S FRENCH LAUNDRY.
5952-6t
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The gasoline schooner KoMoK1LA.
lin command of Captain George L.
|Piltz, will leave Pier 6 Orchards
street Wharf, for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at 5 p. m. and
for windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at 8 p. M. For information
regarding rates, etc. telephone 4193.
KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
6926-tf
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Hawaii Armory Hotel Miller
ss#.G8..
GENERAL STAFF. -..... ..
w.
Maj Charles ziege Dept
(Breyeted Colonel)
Maj Charles B. Cooper,
(Breyeted Lieut.
Maj John w Short Chief M. Geson M c.
Maj Emil Peters, L. Med.
Aide to the Governor. Capt j. D. Dougherty. Infantry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
Lieut. w G. Whitener, U s A. inspector instructor
Lt-CoL William R E..
w.
H.
A. P.I II.
Reginald
Maj Gusaye Rose, End w. Perkins O. M.
Capt)
COMPANIES STATIONED AT HoNoLuEu.
Company A-Capt OSuvan 1st Lieut. p NJ Smoot I'd Lieut. j. l.
K. Cushngham Thursday, 1880 p. . -. =.
Company BCapt End Wednesday 80
Company NJ Medeiros Lieut.
X. Friday, m. ss#E
D-Capt Wichmah, End Lieut. g.
Schaefer. Wednesday, p. N.
Company Capt Hlo Monday 1880
Company Fist Lieut. R. Houghtaing Lieut. Lemon Tuesday
p. N.
Company Capt l. Kane End Lieut. W N
Monday 7:3O p. % .t# ~, ~ @Srs% =
Company HCapt w. Redngton Lieut. c. L Tuesday 80
drill Tuesday. September =
Company K(Atached End BattalnJCpt W. Cook m Lieut. W.
AHA, Lieut. K. Chung. Thursday, 1880 5@z E
STATIONED ON MAUI oTz HEqSt N"sE.F2
+.
k Wilcox.
Company L-Lahana-Cap Young 1st Kaluaktni
STATIONED ON HAWAII 90
Company M-HnoCapt j. NJ
MEDICAL OFFICERS W iTH SANITARY TROOPS.
Maj e D Klbourne Capt e. L Morong Capt ".
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Cocoanuts and cocoanut husks bought
in any quantity. Pacific Fibre Co..
Ltd, 1882 Lilila st. Phone 4O33.
5935.tf
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Gold wrist watch, on road-to Wood
lawn; monogram |. K. ii. Return
this office; reward. 5955-3t
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Sawdust and chloride and magne-
SUM are used in Germany to form an
extremely hard artificial wood. r..
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Housekeeper for young man. Box "a,
Schefield Barracks. 5951-6t
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OO0 COCO o COCO
&H39zag88
WANTED

Everyone with anything for sale to
play Safe" Considering the fac
tors OF sales, success in planning
an ad Is more satisfactory than
knowing how 1t happened after
ward. Star-BuIletin Want Ads
Bring Home the Bacon every
time. 5399-tf
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All lovers OF music to develop talent
by taking lessons from Ernest X.
Kaai, 81 Young Building. Tel. 1868.
53S1-tf u -....
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Two large FROM rooms. adjoining bath.
single or en- suite; also, use CT le-
ception room; suitable for doctor or
other professional man or family;
table board II desired. Two blocks
from the business center. Engleside
Hotel, Isl Vineyard ST.; phone 1868
.5936-tf ....,.-.
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lnter-1sland and Oahu Railroad ship,
ping books at Star-Bulletln office. II
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GENERAL STAFF.

COL John w. Jones' The Adjutant General.
Ziegler, Insp.-gen. Maj Elmer 7. Winant, Ord.
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

Officers nights stations and no
atreefs Z
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X. Isoshima, stylihs millinery. King
ner Bethel. Phone 2136. -
49, Pr 5922-tf -. .... .. .-. -,
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Observation-Disclosures OFFICE.

Lieut. w c. Whitener, U. s. A. Inspector Instructor.
REGIMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF OFFICERS, 1877
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cocoANur pLANTs ZOE SALE.
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MAJ. Charles w. Ziegler, Insp. gen.
(Breyetted Colonel.)
Maj. Charles B. Cooper, Surg. gen.
(Breyetted Lieut.. Colonel.)
Maj. John w. Short, Chief Q. M.
(Brevetted Lieut.. ColonelD
Maj. Emil C. Peters, ]. AdV.-gen.
Aide to the Governor, Capt. j. d. Dou
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07
$50 TROOPS TO
Leave DISTRICT
EARLY NEXT WEEI

Drawer. Cola. March ;s-Aa-
JasAss Gessssi Joha Uhasr ss-
s"s,nssd to-day ihst $50 guards
snrs sow IN tho spalhess Colo
rsda strike Soss would b. scat
h"@s seal week. reducing the
Militia force in The field ss tss.
Assosd,ss To pssssst sisss The
foiio~iss ~rsk shs ssusr. ~iii
bs reduced further 10 .:i
0oasled mes.
The neat nsos emess Ut ssid-
ies. ~iii h- seat Aosdsy ~Ass
coapssS \ of the .~sssd sexi-
meat Colorado Nssisssi Guard
~sii h- srss fsoa Stssksiii1 Ia
coiossd" spsssss ssa coaHssy
T.. tisss sesineal. Which has
h~ea il ths s-ighhss hood of
Masss-. ~ii be s~st hone To
Aail.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07
EDITOR CONVICTED
FOR ALLEGED LIBEL
OF PRINCE William

Berlin, March "A sentence OF
three months imprisonment was
pronounced today on Ernest Mayer.
'jail editor" of the Socialist news
paper vorwacrts. who was tried on
charges of treason for libcllinS
Crown Prince Frederick william.
The trial was behind closed doors.
Ernest Mayer. Jail editor" Of the
Socialist vOrwacrts. was brought UP
for trial today on charges Of treason
for libelling Crown Prince Frederick
William.
The offense was committed in an
article satirixing the farewell issued
by the Crown Prince when he left
the command of the Deaths Head
Hussars at Danzig. Hans Leauss.
editor of the weekly Die Welt Am
Montag, was on Thursday sentenced
to six months imprisonment on a
similar charge. A third suit, against
another PAPER, is to be tried next
week.
Every paper in Germany bears the
name of a man who takes RESPONSE
bility for all articles contained In
the publication. He ID commonly
known as the "iail editor"
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07
CHASE TO APPEAR BEFORE
COMMITTEE DISORDERS N
NORTHERN FIELDS REC|TEO
Lease Of Ceal Land. BY Operators are Inquired
Into. State We'll Paid Tor Ute Of Laad

/ ss"sH hi,a In behalf os miES op-fsl-
oEss The ohsaasss-- then ordered all
s-sainsoaS fsia,is. 1. that aiisxs.i
tssnsAs'iss ssEisk-a from sh- r.pc-
ofass
l.. T. iSrs.rs. representative of
John - Ito ack-sslisr sHd a~oss.-
ssSsiid in sh- sslSTaa8 t'n@t sBt lr0n
cSsai.ssY. So. called Sc . -i,a-sz
Ahd .sAnihrd ns Shstsnssn tn..-E.
lip gave . isss of ssissiiiAss ssss-sr-
alton. o.a-.a By the Cai8saia sl-i 4
is"n c.apAnss ii- saia he did ass
Ss.~ ~h.sh-s Rockefeller .nl sssria
bad . sahasoiiisS sasrsrss Ia the cot
pasaIisn. its nsptsiarsi thal ttssc k--
f.iisf. ss.,k 10 nos listed In hi. s~ "a
name
The witness characterized hinas~lt
a. a hired nsaa'' sas sh. fiasasisl
insrs~sss ko represents. tt- .Aia be
had hot s~-n J.ha - Rockefeller in
80. f1ss.. bas sas in ffrgu-as soms
snuairasips -ssh representative. "s
isp@xSf-iI-r ihs-srsss in <.s York.
Judge Advocate Major ih-,sh,..
appeared s,efor- msmb-rs .f ,hs ."n.
mlsl-- in sssaf-svhs- and slated that
G.aeFsi Csa.~ ~as willing is sps-AF
h-sss. tho s.snnaili.v ~ iss a-n s.r
au--s. hut -..sii hot .abn,ls tn =
sabpe~aa ts"m either iai-s-sss.i pss-
Sysaa ~"aid not and-sso au~.siaa.
isx from lawyers al either fsrsi.h
The somaaisss- Sonk The matter uns
dss consideration aad iaSrs viii "a.
soasre II. suiisx. u 10 considered
probable that tho sdja'sat srarssi
~ili sos eessity.
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Kill Ce,p, Fatally
Wound. Man, Then
Takes O,vn Lifi

San Francisco. Cal. March e..
While TONY klicinovtch WAS milking
his COW today. Marks sksnich. with
wnom he had auarrclcd over the pur.
chase Of an orchard. appeared on
the scene and began pumping lead at
him.
klicinovich lodged behind tho COW
and Skanich shot tho COW through
the neck and she fell dead on top oi
her master. Her body protected him
partially. and ~ he lay pinned ia
the ground. Skantch shot him in the
right arm. the right leg and the left
hip. lie Is dying.
Alarmed by the sound Of the shoot
lag Mrs. Klicinovich ran to the
door. Skanich shot her through the
breast and she fell dead.
Skanich fled to his lodging house.
locked himself In his room and CON-
nittcd suicfde.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07
Illinois Coal Miners
Fapor Loan to Aid
Colorado Strike

Peoria, ILL.,, March AT the con-
vention OF the Illinois branch of the
United Mine Workers Of America to-
day the following resolution was car
ried shortly before final adjourn
ment:
"Thc coal miners of Illinois are
in hearty sympathy with the strik-
ing miners OF Colorado and when We
go home we will do all in our power
to carry the referendum vote in fav-
or OF the $l50.0OO loan to the inter-
national committee for use in Colo
rado.''
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OlD TREATY WITH MtAILu
ADDS new PHASE To
CRITICAL SITUATION
lasestiest;sa sf Beatea Death Halted. Ter
razss Dses Net Eeay ker Son Held
kov Rnaso@

mo- other s,asf.ases and she's. Ia ihs
oplsjsa of the sos-snsssst at NeA,
leo. tho ae~sseass seAss~. sash fSss+
shalt be inas@dialri, silbsss~ss
''is the @as~psiossi sSsr. loess-s.
af asfos~~r~s OF isnAinsal danger Ia
The lisss ~ psop@ssS of sisisras ot
The csissa States the forces Ut said
sspastSr ss9 authorized 4. sss tns
shess psossrsioa ~iihoa' such GOA
s,ai hssiax b~~s ps~s sosssis obsAis.
Cd: ssd such tosers shall b~ with.
asssa shss tho hserssily fos This
sMploy meal srasrs~
II . eomusseasios sssssaissisa
the eonnasiessios tn the secretary
os Stats. l.r~ss cSss. Ntstssrs Nc.
Clsis warned that II the srsss- fail.
- 10 sssifs the treaty further a..
Asrhs woald exist IN N~sisu. ssrr,i.
salsss tss-ss.s,Sse. it- said;
II an persuaded that " the xos.
ssa0esa at ahe tsissd ssAsss d..
eiisss the responsibility impasrd %
Il By saoessos saa sssitsssiSoa os
this euassatiaa further sassrhy wijl
prevail in Nssseo ualil il ~iti b.
srsutaassd by dlsvrs iasrsseasioa
sson saes~ quarter in the federal
poaisirs OF Mexico. OF by ~ issesses.
tsoa At cur o~a. caused BY aosn~ su1-
des ssd sasnssesa psusoeatioa that
viil espass as TO the responsibilities
of . svssssi war. sad eaasssss that
sev vouid asslev 10 veAsssske a.
eooon00aas."
osesssasy nsyas saiA esAay that
a. AaG1o 1axea senna16ea ooeoaDe-
- - sasaaass The he1y se WJlea1
q. nsssoa. The nsitisA sssjers kiltsd
= n ''ssssss quo" II official ctr
else Il wss usAssssooa The commits.
ssca ~ili make no further effort 10
accomplish tho task Tor which Il wss
aPpolaied.
Secretary nrysn also said aoshiax
had h~ca received coaccrninx tho ia
sessissiioas hcinx made In tho tscn-
toe and tianrh rss~a hy the Mexican
ConslitutSoNallais. The aerrrSar,
experts 10 receive the eosaminion's .
sisdiax in tho Ranch CASE. 0esrrai
Cssrsaaa already has declared that
any Information In the isrnloa casr
must hc delivered tn tho Dritish au-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07

Denver. Colo, Msrcn Arthur
l.ansow0ki. 81, swor, baeorc the fed
eral strike iuvsstigatlaA committee
late yesterday that he tsceivei 50 a
day from the bost operators while ex-
ploding dynamite for the United
Mine Workers OF America.
The youth, sharply questioned by
the committee. stoutly denied that he
was a spy In the ranks Of the union.
although he admitted that he was
watching both sitss" and receiving
pay from each party to the labor
war.
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usespteyed Camp
n Coast City q
hihe 10 WasILiastoa

xssssnse enlo. CAi. March ;,-ttf
assa husas-ss ~ lso ssini-~ al us
~mpioycsa Kelly. fasrs
asd = ssresatss fsrtias ramp.
- today IN she Hoash-ss tAs~itts
Ssss'a awaiting a. answer fson tbs
xArssm~ssa officials In their a-aassa
Tor food ssd ssasspsssasios 10 sos.
siase The toass~y sosssa Washisx.
Too.
A heavy sosdoa of tnll.e aas
shru~a ssasssd sh~ esnpisa ssuaaAs
to Keep the sassrhrsH frusa s~sss~s.
iss ShrossAoss the city asd 10 ks~p
ppsrs b~sw~es the t~o tAesiosss
TIE dsnsssios of shnai iss ass
fsn@ shs ksll, army 10 that nt the
oppoatsioa has sissuss cqsslts.i tbs
sss~sssh of sh~ ,~e fsrsSoas saa hsa
esassd considerable biasSss~us
Ad:aissisx that sh~, did aos ~sns
wosk esd ~oaiA mol accept IL " Of
fsssd To sh~ns. tho executive rnmAil.
tee ct sAs sssi.ksiiy tsrstos os tbs
ssesspio,ed as-w sharp s-hak-
fsoa 0osesaue Hissss W. johssoa. In
~hoa they spepsied for help.
The sos -ssoe flrss stt~e~i tbs
three so@miissrsns ~osk sat ~'hes
they dsrliaed hos aid:
''tos The mes ~as ~asi work I
have the ss-s,e~s sympsshy ssa I an
wiilias 10 do svesyshiag ! css 10
help thsa. Thsa msa wAo wsa'S
work. watch ! uaAssssasd b the psia-
esels With the lsAasssial wosssss II
~ -e0S1. 1tswoue W0Saeauy ~
''vsa slf Aave sAaitts1 ths, yos
hare sos hsse s~e&isg work. Yos,
have rseuss1 the pasa(ioes which
osesvd yoa t6is xcsy day. You ssy
that the majority Of your army wiil
not work uslil they have completed
their 3oasa-y to Washiassoa.
Therefore you do moi pscscat IN
unemployed problem. What you arr
presenting n . particular propa.
sanda and ask the state tn sAiss you
In sprcadisg this propsk.nds. Thess
arr not tho action Of uncmployrsi
mea."
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BANDIT GETS 5000
FROM SACRAMENTO BANK

Sacramento, Calf, March "A
bandit walked into the Oak Park
branch Of the Sacramento Bank OF
this city at noon today. covered the
cashier with a revolver and after
taking $4,000 in gold. silver and
currency, made his escape. He first
sentink note. After forcing the
cashier to unlock the vault, he
placed him In the lavatory and
locked him there.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07

wsshissses. u, 4, March g.
ASAlsleasl tssesesa is the Asai~ss
sissaaiss. hosh psssrss asA s.sss. ~sa
l~ss sa4As By shs pssltsssian a Tho
ssssiis of . psosassA treaty s~sosis,
Tics Doss shss halt . ssassss aka
tsSvssa The taissa 0lssss asd Mes.
leo uhseh u ssiifSsA uosla have sa.
sAos1ss1 The csilsa i1gssss TO later,
ssss II sseSees a It's o~s treaty
stsAss ssshs security II lis eva eias'
ssaa vtsssves Metric Asy ~ -.
ahss - guarantee the ss0s. vtshos'
ieeusstas the obliSzssoa ~ seessalss
Ss0sssie affairs ot that country
TIE sssaiy hss s~es lstss II tbs
seesvs ssvhlvss os the ssssss soa'
oislse o. serssxs rsassioss slsss
JsaHss3. 1859. TIE isJsaessos os
secrecy was ss0ossa yasssaAs b.
sAe seaaae aad the 1neameas os@sse4
petased tor the ~ nf saeMhsrs II
shss aoeu@eass, TIE sosess0ess
psialisg force worked % the aors.
neat all os less eisAl ssa today 80.
sioss hst1 hseoes then fssph .rupsss
q Il vhlrh thsy rss1 With tssessss.
Tie treaty was ssssea IL vess
crss % nsesntss -. 1883 By Rob.
Ell sorclsis. American aisisssr. 10
Aexjro. asa ~. o. Csmpo. serr.sasy
= sesss ss1 soessss sfsis os Mss.
~. saA sAsssiy Afterwards sssss.
o1sss1 10 The ssssts ~ rrsss1sas
DeeAaasa, bss u vas ssvss sasists1
- ~ Uulee1 aGaao Ssessss q esa-
fnssoa loes1eos - sho ouaheoak q
e1vtl was.
Assssoa m. - IN sssaay rsa1s q
Ns1lewo:
~ rspssiba q Aszlro agFs1
that sAealA Il bsee0e aseesaary q
say sioe 70 sapsoy military sosrsl
fss the security and peotsrsioa os
psssoss asd property nassiax osss
asy q the routes Aforesaid. Il will
sap,oy the requisite sorvs for that
paspose: hut oa failure 10 do this.
fro0 say causs whatever. tho suv.
esa0sas oe the cniled 8sasrs may.
withahe ooossas Of or n the rc-
guest os the sovessmcnl OF Mexico OF
II the 0iaisasr thereof at Waahiax-
ton. o. consent OF legally aprolntcsi
local authority. civil Or military.
smpsoy such Soror for this aud for
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07

SsAAisr tessk. y, D.. March e.
t:ssssess sseassn. iasiaaiss Ii.
esossls ot the ese- uf sh. .s.sms,
chssisassss To~ss. IT.. shisA
saak ssss hesv. sE- adsih as ~.
oress IL - opsa 6na, The last .~ss
of they shss usse xo.ss tn s~s 10 q
soushssssssiy aissesion. The .assa
~s sssk 10 ttfly Gbss Of water. tAsv-
quarter. as . nile srssa shore b.,
swssa Cedar Cseek and fssksd Rive.
life sssiss ssslSsoss .iA aiirs .pslh
o< herr
~ u. Tho@Ispa. OF issupkiys. first
esle. ssa shrvs 0ssa.rss ot tho esv~
eesv hsoashs asAos-
Tho svssaus cullrs i,AsrA uas .is.
ssit~a fsoa sArse Of the ps-diramsss
ot The eishsevs ase and pul IN srs ia
ssss.h fos shso.
There are swo .Aaa hairs sess
uhsse the sses0ss ssas 10 shs bot.
Ton yesterday ssd 'h. iifs sassss
~es~ srsio0sly hsadSespSsd IL
isssehiss shcis bae,. Oss vas fis.
ally launched sss ~ss upset sad tbs
life aassss ua1s1 oshase.
Capssis Hares1 einmoas Z tbs
Tower asa ssvsatssa ma lsok Z
sAas az ssit and y ~ lssAia.
o. the sissl has ssA ss@siseA cut
siAs. hopsas The iurbslsas so woai4
suh.idr. ssow was saliias. u ss~~
thicker about =. N. today and tbs
long hnas vas is., fro0 si~~.
whoa last >rrn tho mrn s~cm~t
unable TO usr the osss and there
fore eould not coaisoi the esat,. Tin.
icsa found by tho rcv~su~ cutter. os
some steamer. II !s believed they will
ali perish.
Win communication along the
coaAl has tsccn completely prustsat~d
slucr last sundays Storm. and CON-
municstion amonS the life sa,ind
stations II difficult and oaly accom-
piishrsi after delay.
Tho self baiiins iisc ht,~i of tbs
Basasxai I.ifo saSlag station ha'
becn out Of coin mission for tho lss'
three weeks. awaiting repairs.
The Tower. owned BY the Southcrr
Transportation company with which
Charles Morsc Of New York II idcn'
titled. II In said this was the first
trip Of the steamer In six years and
that the crew was new to the offic'
ers.
According to tn. crew the captain
edged in toward shore because hs
sOoosooosA % DA9e -
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-07

1.ankowski testified that he wal
secretary and treasurer Of the So
pris local of the United Mine Work
ers.
1.-The consulted me about every
thing they planned to do he added
II tried to prevent them doing things
that would have caused loss Of life
They tried to get ME to help blow up
bridges with dynamite but I said
what's the use of trying to dyna-
mite bridges where there are guards!