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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20

in October. All the late dances will be
taught at this time. The various clubs
of which she had charge last year will
be organized again the coming season.
Misses Marcella and Mary Cornell
OF Hamilton, O.. are guests of the
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Connell, Of
North Third street.
In honor of Mrs. LeBoutillier, Mrs.
Harry Needham of the Cornell apart
ments 1s giving luncheon Thursday
at the Country club.
MIR. and Mrs. E. M. Haas have re-
turned from a short trip to South
Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Runge have
gone to Crooked Lake, Angola, Ind,
for a vacation of several weeks.
District No. of the First Methodist
church will hold picnic Friday after.
noon and evening at Glen Miller park.
All members of the church are cor
daily invited to attend. 1t is hoped
the attendance will reach three hun
dred.
The annual picnic Of the Sunday
school of Reid Memorial Presbyterian
church will be held Wednesday after.
noon and evening at Glen Miller park
Mrs. William Freeman of Chicago
nee Miss Bessie Middleton, who is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Middleton in West Richmond
has as her guest Mrs. R. C. Lane OF
Cincinnati. Last Friday afternoon Mrs
Freeman gave a pretty party and in.
vited in a number of townspeople to
meet her guest.
Among the guests at Cedar Springs
hotel during the last week were Mr.
Irwin H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
l. Reed, Miss Evans, Miss Sarah Ev.
ans, Miss Elizabeth Dilks, Mr. George
H. Dilks on Friday, and on Saturday
Miss Ada Woodward entertained sew
eral guests.
Other diners were Miss Agnes
Briggs of Centerville, Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Ross, Miss Margaret Ross, Mr.
Robert Ross, Mr.. Harry Emmenizer OF
East Germantown.
Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
/. Reed and Miss Pencil were guests
at the hotel Sunday.
Mr.. J. Frank Hodgin, 237 South
Fifteenth street, has returned from
an extended visit in North Dakota with
her brother, Mr. Luther Hodgin.
Mrs. Rodger w. Smith of Dayton
| O., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs j. p
Brooks at their home on North Nine
teenth street.
Mr.. Uhrig of Dayton, O., visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Rosa Mayer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. E. Grisscole, at her
home in Dayton.
In honor of Miss Mary Conn of Car
| thage, O., Miss Marguerite Long enter
! tanned a number of friends at he1
home on South Twenty-third street
last evening. Those present were
Misses Mary Conn, Marguerite Long
Mary Williams, Lorene Frauman, and
Messrs. Roland Koehring, Carl Grot
tendick and Paul Feeger. The even
ing was spent socially and refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Rider, 1928 South Second street
| gave a delightful surprise party Sat
urday evening at his home. The at
fair was in honor of Mrs. Rider. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20
HALL, ~. ELoPEs.

GAINESVILLE. Tenn. July 20
Martin e. Hall. 70. and Miss Cora
Faughn, Is. were married here. The
couple eloped from Lyon county. KY.
Miss Faughn from her parents and
Hall from his 10 children.
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TRACED sv LETTER.

SANTA ANA. Cal. July 2o.-John
King, who escaped from the Florida
state prison at Lake City q year aga
after serving IL months Of . life sen.
tence for murder. was arrested today
at Fullerton by Deputy Sheriff Law
and City Marshal French Of Fullerton
He was traced by q letter to hi1 wife
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Mrs. Edward Klute will be host
ess for a meeting of the Sleeps
head club at her home on South
Fourteenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20

A card party will be held in the
evening in the Moose hall at
o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20

Mr. Rider, 1928 South Second street,
gave a delightful surprise party Sat
urday evening at his home. The af-
fair was in honor of Mrs. Rider. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-20

A meeting of the Spring Grove
Sewing circle will be held in the
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Woods in Spring Grove.
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Mrs. Eliza Harrington Brigham of
Indianapolis, an active member Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, is making vigorous campaign
over the state this summer in behalf
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CONGRESS STANDS UNITED
BEHIND WILSON IN MEX. CRISIS
huerta ASKS
Wihdra,pal Of
Charge 0Shaushes.y

Washington. u. T.. April "a
rh, reported action of General iit!er-
u Ia sskine for tho withdrawal of
Mr.. o'shaushh-ses. tho American
charge af the cfabas., in Mexico ciiy
and insirustine k-aos A,Eafa. tn.
Mexican charge of embassy here. Ia
demand his passports. s-rhnisaii,
Constitutes = rotnries- breach of dip.
ioaaalic relations brs~-~n tho uniis.i
States government and IN. do fscao
gos-ssmshl of GcnSssl iiuefts. 81,
thoash vh-th.r S-s-sAsy hs,an IL
~iiiins In sSxAfd is As na"s- than the
sss Of an isaisiauai sad sol Of the
actual snr-snm-ns af Mexico s~mains
10 BE- seen.
Their is mn rsss-a~nl sos a refusal
10 ass-a~ la tho a-rasad fpf sss~sosss
nor In fail I. withdraw = diplomatic
sAtiish-d ssssssm.as. Lus tho ts~s.
~ns .i,rasSen. inselsias as IL ia--'s. .
do fa.ss sasesanara'. rhi-h tho
t-aisra ssAlrs has not s-~nsntsri. hss
nss-s b-fsso asas<a.
sish . severance of aipioaaaiSs s~E
tsstae.. ihoash ass hr~r~sAsiis . PRE-
tuste To- .As. l. nAs Of she ss~rs thai
-sass be saA.s II vas he ss E-o formal
" declared aaa u Ia sasnnitra that
Gen-sai ltu.ssa u sa~ Ahp.ss tn ssH
soss In sSas sseps regardless Al ans
sas.srsassiaa that saas b- PLACED oa
n. ssissias .ssias at s~issS"as bra
s~-~~ sso tsilea Hsasr~ ssd Nssiso
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bs,, Was advised by .hr sfase officials
that .h.y wefr p"wefl.ss 10 aid kia's
tye then called upaa the saiIisasT As.
,h.si.ies at t.sal.~ saa Tsinissd sef
aid bvls .her ~esp equally unable 10
aid him.
Ns,sr bssrnins the property At the
s.sarirn sssiss the strikers started for
The Southwestern mine. . ml'e and
/. hal. northeast Of AssiIsr. This
u,inn h~loaEs To the same c"snnanr
as the Empire mine
King ,eierhenct the men working
a. .he Southwestern r,ins that the
strikers serp coming and for them
ali to take refuge in the mine shaft.
At .he hest oalr a feeble resistance
could bc made against the strikers
a, the Southwestern mine and u SiI'
probably bs burned vet this after
neen.
Tn. buildings. machinery and 9th
ar property at the t~c mines ia val
ued at not less than sio.eec."s.
II is not known whether Sipp'e and
tn. men Who took refuge in the miss
s,c,.s ~ere injured CT not. Nr. kins
stated late this afternoon that u they
s,ayesI In the mine they would prob
ably iSe safe and escape all right.
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Twenty-Five dead j. the .S,en; Of
the death toll Of the hattie a, Lad.
los on. Monday and of the fire that
destroyed the tent colony. a. far as
known. sis bodies lie at the morgue
of Hall and Mcmahon and the body
OF Private 4. Martin. the one mill
tiaman killed in the engagement, was
shipped 30 Denver this morning by
the Trinidad Undertaking company.
Lying In trenches under the burned
tents a, Ludlow are the bodies OF at
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from dayiizh, this morning until
late tkie afternoon the strikete<n
mehtli,ed In the hits last niehs.
through the district Reruisci al
evrry place In orea warfare with the
Deputies thcy turned their attention
80 tho Innocent. whom they know
were unprotected. Eoarly to-day or
late las. night a reservoir between
Deiaeua and Asui'ar was blown ur.
according TO reports Never in the
history Of Colorado has there been
another dav like this.
y About noon the strikers left the
hills above Hastings and Delagua
and went over to Aeuiiar where they
made an attack on the Empire mine
!. ". sirpie, the president Of the
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, Whiiu tho ofd-is OF the Pf..idsn.
.-f- b-ins carried ou, To the letter.
u -as made apparent ia conferences
al tho White i,oas- that the rni,-i
s,As-s viii sit tight at Vera Csua
and that na further steps of psrifi-
cation ~IiI bs ,a1-a at this time.
Fsr III" pf-s-s, IL ~as declared on
hish authority tia, the forces .,
S-sa crss .oaii hold lh- sigy to
coasinr- itas-,a ,ha, this so,-sn.
sr-at ai.ass basinr~s snh tina, na ao.
'i"s .sasia b~ 'ahsa a, TasnPiyo IN.
less sh-E~ aso srsai,ai.sY asilsas on
tho Part ut the iiHsssa sns-rnm.a.
y. "sssss. IL rss stated. have t--a
srns Ia tho An-fl.an Officers -Ish
'.i.seara .. isaaiag at Jaaspios. tho
oaiy orders tsias sss, thrs. s-,sssins
I" sir-"ssoas fos ships s~a, In v-sa
csss Aaaaisai Badger -iii r-z.aia
al Vera Csas uasli further assisu.
y. sasaassas.ns further ,aas Vera
Csss sa The Part of tho United States
sasvsss i. vas made plain. s.s.i b-
snarfsas-a uaiess spasa .s.f, s.s 90
shs past as itu.r.s and bic ssii.sess
shs'sls psreigi.sso tussA.s lse.bis
Aaa naxp sa.se aggressive as.san
a.es.@asJs tAsspisn the rsspsss ss
The aaaiais,sassoa ls saesias tho
ss-saisoas as Vera Csus. The sisssr
tho. took 90 Ss rsaai~ss aspect -sssa
isaissira sksS ense srstos,s .~ss~a
sss ssss ssAsas b~ ss.st~~ tho.Ss
ses efrSsisiif ssssass~ss. u vas s~.
PORTED os sieh ssssusisy shss s~s"s
stsasa. sse M~sSssa ssAss~ s'sf-
saisrss lad b~~n directed ~ iia-ssA
,s asA sof bic passports snI shas sac
Asrss3aa ssaass~ at NesEsa SIsG. Nss
n uasassssrssf. AAa prsa sshra !"
leave
wlsh .Ass prospective bsaaAias pff
pt aielessssae assnslssiuass 'nsrshe-
wI,h sse speas-s of aswss~s 'erlins
szaoss ,ss Nssiss-ss 'he tsviips IA
besr ssss Js HsaY BIO nseassarf Ia tho
se.- sa.sss sa srsi.. sT'Js~ s''ssss
ssU=a Msstraa federal soldiers
sssu-p.kisz j. in sessIs-ss foe sris
vel vastssU " " s4uss spp~. anN
gassress to-day took .ho 'iaai s.es 10
iu~isyisa shs i'rssitsst's g"sss- skus
gsFs
Aaaifzt gtssEapg's stpt ts5sa'sUs &.
Tho rrsi-s af ralIrp ans ,Sslsras OF
Vera csps read
sgs has h@suasp aeersSarr s.f the
naval tosvrss pt 'h. tnIs.a States "i
Ns.-riSa uaw y. NerA Cruz To lsat
ard sssaaa military eaa,roI Of the
eustasas vhasvrss u' vsra Cruz ypsr
sy.op~ssss.n i. rrtsesses 'n grrsrrye
ur5.r ass Prrvsns loss OF life.
"ls ss not :hs issrssies of 'hs
t-aItes states navai t.rces So isier.
t.re WITH sbr dissatisfaction II The
civil affairs cs v.ts Cruz. u"rr than
is asgesssrr tur The PgrPose Of main.
tanning = ssRdi,tan ef law ana order
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Southwestern FNisl COMPANY. vss at
the r,iae at ths time. We and five
miners with their families. took ref.
ue. in the mine shaft aad made what
defense they could of the mine. They
could make but feeble resistance To
The onslaught Of the strikers and
we're soon compelled 10 give w the
fight end retreat into the mine The
strikers then set the mine property
afirc and also burned the superin-
tendcn'.s home and five other houses
te,on sine to the company.
~ n. Kins. one Of the owners Of
the mine was at his home half mile
away. when he saw the strikers COM
ing over the hills he telephoned the
rpvern,nor-s office asking for help,
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Soldier Injured BY
Accidenial Shot

ttassp Masaaisf. . rsisasp as s"aa-
t-ahs ~. of La jaass. sas pa'ntaIis
sn!as-a 81 tho military asraasy this
nsssasas b. The sesia.asai sisshas61
at a s,sis in the haaas of Private s-oS,
ser of the saaae company TIE left
aaSI@ Of Private MssaaieY vas shat
sssv-se. tnr sue@pAay arrived tsussa -
1sass this HsasaIaG tos aass In sss
sssjAe spn~,
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CAPTAIN Y1091 TO
CONFLICT HIS COMPANY

Csisras,. spsiass. sssii s:-caa.
Iais itiiisesh rtvsi st rosapsas a.
first sssimsas. Gslosaa" aaiine ~
su.rei. states lhsa ka viii s~ssuis
ss..ss-nin- aors sa1a To sumpiesr
.ls -eas,pt-a4euS n ssa STATE asiiisia
i. ordered .a duty in Mesiso. Thssu
sss Miro "f sss soktaaF ssiit "e aass
in she ssrik- spee At TsiAlaAds t'si'
sslr i-uee~it. vho WA. ~"saa~@ 90
MoaaAs. iiSss u sss Fast Vssia
street
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Strikers S,peepiag Through District Killing, Plum
denng and Burning Empire Mine in Ashes
Miners and Families at Mercy of Outla,us

MEIcY OF BAND or OUTLAWS THAT ARE TERRoKAku TIE
nsrlicr AND SHEDDING BLOOD WITH RECKLESS ABANDON
rHr SALOONS OF The C1rY AgE CLOSED PRESIDENT WILL
son HAS BrEN APPEALED SEND FEDERAL 1Roors TO Pro
rrG1 1Hr PEOPLE AND PROPERTY COMMUNITY COVER
NOR AMn0xx HuR1YN0 BACK rxoH wAxa1n0roS 10 TAKE
CHARGE OF THE SITUATION.
"rxrRYS- OF UNION xEwsPAPER WHICH APPEARED TODAY
OPENLY URGE TIE FURTHER pErrs or VIOLENCE
SHERIFF aRuHAM. MAYOR DuNIAvY AND THE CITY MAR.
sHAL CONSIDER TIE LOCAL SITUATION CRITICAL
ANOTHER COMPANY OF STATE MILITIA ARRIVED TODAY.
xrn,ERs or Law AND ORDER LEAGUE READY TO ACT THE
DEFENSE or Their HOMES AND PROPERTY n NECESSARY.
THE tAwyox. .DAnoxD xsIEMMAx usuRRErnox CONTINUES
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AGED PHILOSOPHER DlEs

Ns- N@rs. Assi 81 wssa ga.
received s-sr last sisht Of sh. a-ass
sn sssnsss IN hss ~oanssiA cabin
a.ss Msti.sas IA. ss Csssi+s ssssssa
saAsisss t't.rser. tasie5sas naashrsasi
sssisA sa ssltasassses st~ ss -
Y.s. Old ssa TOE g: ssass bed Hives
ia .~~l-.sua sa psfsar bis ssssses,
.SSfs death sas du- .a ssssst,
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SEARCH FOR DEAD BODIES IN
RUINS Of LUDLOW COLONY
HALTED BY BATTLE TODAY
1venty .6ue is Total Death Toll Of Fight and
Fire. More Of the Missing May be in
Trenches. Seuen Bodies at Morgue.

least tosr women end thirteen chill
dren who persisted from s5ffocs'ion
by smoke. and ueas the place vherc
they lie a battle is raging today. aui
a search uf the ruins ot the colony
could no, b. made end the bodies can
not be recovered.
w. q. Code. an employee Of the
Hail and McMshOn UndeTtakipg
company. experienced narrow es-
cape from death this morning when
sG0vluaSS - DpwR 1D
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rHK STRIKERS ARE sWEENS0 THROUGH THE DISTRICT TO-
DAY YuiIno PtuxDExtno AND BURNING.
RATTLE Has BEEN RAoxo At DEiA0cA AND ALL TIE
WAY AIOuo THE THE 1iAcK HILLS TWO ARE KNOWN
DEAD AND Et0Hf ARE nsgNo.
7RI TlPrtE MxE OFFICE AND OTHER sttLpN0s At THE
Eupr1I NINE NEAR A1uItAk HAvK BEEN BURNED
WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE BEEN DRIVEN FROM THEIR
HOMES 10 ESCAPE MERCtiEss FIRE AND MANY NAY HAVE
PEluxID
At TIE sourHwESTExN uxE THE SuPERixTE1pf1f AND
M FAMILY TOOK REFUGE II THE NINE SLOPE PREPARED TO
y1onr YoR THEIR HowtiNu NOE OF STRIKERS HAS TAX
Ex POSSESSION cAxP AND ARE DETERMINED 10 BURN
AND KILL
OTHER PROPERTIES m The AornAR DISTRICT ARE At THE
psby guards have hesn killed aad HaaJ
sas The result ef battle ~ih strikers near pEss
aad hess The Empire ise Asu!sf hate eesH
sa Of he eefsed The Southwestern mihe
Camp residents their homes She
Lyaa Asuls have tesa fessd and
other ossssss hare been emmtssd Las Asnas county
r-sa the sutherland the day
s not yet ever.
The camp Eape hss been destroyed The ks swept
aAd shdn eutnamhd and uaafnsd
safety The Southwestern ssnord and ssrsrnn
sprie and hts family took fssse in the mine slope armed and
ready make last the wss invaders These aHfs
without protection Shouting aad singing and hHss ssh al
and t they fed for the .stkes entered the
camp bent on death and destruction.
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furni,ure ssiasa by sslTe-=s wamea
ard caiIasee ~h. rrsaaised in ,hri-
hps-es u.rc .ussse.es q. steady tIrr
and on ballet toto a s.le .hrpszh a
fsyins rsa where a woman was p-u.
p4siae breakfast.
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Houses al Hastings and Delagua
we're literally perforated by bullets.
In two houses at Delasus there arc
mere than two hundred bullet holes
and windows arc said to have been
shattered and articles OF household
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TRINIDAD A5k;I5; A;ji;I; FOR FEDERAL
ARMS To SUPPRESS |NSURRECT|0N
C..M. OGers Leased
Wire Service on
Mexicaa War Crisis

Tn. Chroairi-- News /. siy-
sng its readers ani tho pub.is
Of Trinidad leased Associated
FIRES. service am the crisis in I
M-siso. The up-,o-shs,- niIui- :
balirtia service a. the Trin.- I
lad sIsaf Store ahno.Ec-e all
Developments mSrnihs and
night. The c-N 10 the onit
sfsesnopa ns~ spaprs in thls
section io have a i-sssa size
s~rsise, The bulirsln service :
costs iIe p-op.s Of Trinidad
nossins.
TIE labiir is advised In :
asaiitas itself of shs ssiii-sis :
srsSi.. not to sruass .f eUar :
s-~s she Sidewalk in front ot I
tho cigar ssvsc and shas ss.s
lrsscfr sish ts. ~osA OF s.-
tssteo in k--piss sAe side
~ssk ctrass
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Dead 3 Woaa1el n Battle at Delassa.
Hundred. of Strikers Eafreached IN Hils|
Beseize Camps nl Drioe Women and Gill;
drea to Cellars. Reserpon Dtsasited.
Asuilar Store Rsbbel Terror Reisas ial
Dislsict.
THE RESOLUTION
HONORABLE ELIAS ~. AMNoNs.
Gossssos Of the state ot Colorado.
Care Hoo. Esssfd r. Taylor.
tloasr Of Representatives.

u =
ale sf in.,sse~tiss shsfrkf sss ia has Abltas
Csssts. and pser-ssy in inhinsns danger Hattie IN
psass~ saios s-esssi Aso~s dead s"e s"nsasan"
asik-ss snd ss~rSiss-ss s"nssssatins Ia
rsiasa ,isis,y i.ssr sus-ss ssa attack "a ir
issss ASA tia.sisss Afiaeh t~ssis%
sl,asstcn rtiasaa sTas~
ishss,ass sas fai su-s'i"s so
sss lkss Tbs depot al Lynn aha sse
G.,ss Nssr Co 81 Axaslss sobs shi. osias Of
,sa sss>usisspn C.sasse. bad ara sstsias soss~
Ksssssiss /. .a-se@sasr=riiE HOARD or biRl''uA~ "s
THE TRINIDAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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srsrsa est ssA saall hssAs have ~s'
s~ssd lAe Aitsssisa u niss guards
~ ,hs militia al sssssss r'ssss' Ihs
ss,sksss nsesitssa tssisg 'hs ssyh;
in ,se hills asA ., dAyssssk srsssa
fire spsa pslsSSa 81 = ais'asss 81
halt = mix.
.whes The sssss Of bslssss sprssa
esiy fifteen asa wsss on as'y In the
r,eses,iss Il ,he esap. he call for
sxiafsrssssats was sat esi ard asa
hssssae4 frrm Hastings. bsr~ind aad
sssssy e.nps aad = esssehass' o.
militia ssun Lsdisv ea0e st esse.
Nsastis.e the snall tsfee q esssds
aas every available nss IN The sArP
sss pressed tsts service aaa the fs'v
,-,us~sd. Densvaa sad JeAnspa ssss
sAes IN Tie company street.
whea the ssiaiescss1ea:s arrived
bsneh q fifty nsa lsft the camp
and skirsed the hills 10 get within
closer nas. ef The attacking fefss
A nesvilsss fife was kept up aud sAs
striker. rvtssated ssoe distaass,
ss,,s taen became separated ffom
the wsiH ssdy d guards aad when
n. rasia bedy returned. wese rsrert'
I'd missing.
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e0V. lnnoNs STARTS HOME TO
TAKE CNARGE Of STRIKE SITUATION

vAs,nuoron c. April ssI,bo uoaes' in the essi fslas
l c.,so .,d Ii. esh strikers and militia at Led.
jv ca sId forth bsh house and senate eds senator
fass snasssesd flor the senate that Vssefnef VINO
~ v.hi.ser would Denver today to eke charge
the Htuatiea.
n1HvKl cclo April IA 'elesram irom ooen'l n 49,. 49,
~. . Amman. had advised Governor fitfser.
al 4. ,,t. ,he b<ss steps maintain the peace ~ M
.. unable suggestions bsse reports fese"
II h WssAasten from the strike sone were 70 s'"s'
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fvs nine guards are Sss6. 'A'rs
utttsiaess. member q company ..
cs,sssds ssstsesi grad. ass 'vrsst'
Il ds.A. a,A ssssa sstss xsssas a's
nssssas il ths sssssA p,'sAsa ss'''s
q The vssk shat i tsssS ~sssd 10
day aissx D-s~i,a sssss sssress
Isljsv ~ Dslsxsas IAs dead @ss
~ Dsvtd Dssssss and Carl JsAssss'
s.pssy.A y ,hs v'ssss Ass''sss
fsel es.paay al pslssss. ~se fell
fatally vssaAsd in The fisss ve''ey e'
shsss i,ssa ~ strikers fsoa shs bill
ssle sbsvs ~ camp. 7he fssssve''
n Nod Of Arisps creek that far
sssAes IL water ssps,y fer the se~s'
Ct Aesilss. Dslasss. Hss'iHss are
ether eanps. hss tesa aysss'issd ans
III v,sss No f,IIsd the ssssss aa'
ss,syss aaA the pespss q the sewn'
snd saMps sisss ths eaasa are .'sa
oct water.
fhe ta,tls today sxsssds over ts'
,tsssy q flSsssa miles ftv. lsdlow
tAe ssese q nsaday's ea,,le. 10 tn
hesA Of tAs canon rear Telleteafy
m fsree q armed strikers. nnmts'
tne ,sv ssne 100 nsr. according u
,eassnes,, st usioa headquarters.
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First Shot of War Fired at Vera Cruz Which
Now is Under u S. Flag. President Much
Grieued by Loss of Marines. Situation
Crows More Serious Eoery Hour.
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MINERS AND FAMILIES
ENT0M@D IN BURNING
EMPIRE NINE, IS
REPORT

MINERS AID THEIR FAMILIES
WHO SOUGHT REFUGE IN THE
EMPIRE luNI WHILE BUILDINGS
WERE BKua BURNED BY srRIK.
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THE NuME That is on FIRE, Is
THE REPORT THAT CONES FROM
AUTHENTIC soulcEs THIS APT.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22

THE BEST STORES IN TRIM
DAD CARRY ADS IN THE c.N.
THE MORAL Is OBvIOUS-FOR
THEY KNOW HOW TO REACH
THE BUYING PUBLIC.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22
TODAY IN Rig LEAGUES

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-10
AUSTRIANS MAKE GAINS.
Progress Reported In Fighting Wear
CracON.

Spccial Cubie Dtspdfch 10 THE scN
LoSpoH. Dec. ?-The desperate tightinc
eliminating in the capture Of LODI by
the Germans has apparently exhausted
the con:eud.ng armies TO such an extent
that period of comparative calm Will oe
absolutely necessary in that par; of the
battle front
In the LODI district the battle now ccn-
tres about Lowcz, only forty-Hve miles
from Warsaw. The Russians, in reform
Ing their lines. made this town one OF the
important units and are holding /: in
force In the course of day or SO the
action A. this point will, & is expected,
.ival In fercencss that for the possession
81 LODI
The battle line in central Poland now
extends from How to DowicZ, n short dis
lance To the east OF LODI and through
Strykow. There is also hard fgh'i-g on
a line running north and south Of Ietr )-
kow for distance Of about ten miles.
The ARM Messenger. semI-otticial
Russian organ, says that the Germans In
moving forward yesterday from Lask at
tackled Pabianitz!. ten miles southwest OF
LODI and forced thc Russians 20 give way.
When night came the Russians checked
the German advance and inflicted heavy
losses BY the use Of armOred automobiles
which operated on the Lask- Pabanitzi
highway.