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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

Torrcou. Mexico. MAY 1.-THE mo-
b,ilss,,ou cf constisutionalist troops
for tho campaign against Salst''o
came to 4 clo.c last night when the
hast units left Torrcon accompanied
BY General Francisco villa and staff
This concentration brought together
an army ot $4,000 men to test the
strrus,h Of the federal stronghold.
ITO establish constitutional gov
ernmcnt througi,ou, Mexico VIC need
ammunssion-morc ammunition taan
VIC now have and ! am willing that
the government Of the United states
sha,j supervise the importation OF II.
said villa in commenting upon news
paper reports purporting to indicate
that President Wilson and othcr
membcrs Of the American admin'stra-
ticn would he glad TO see the cohsu-
tutiona,ists take Mexico City and end
the present state Of unrest In Mexico
GLOW can We take Mexico City II
We have no ammunition" asked VII
10, I'VE must get ammunition some
where after t he fighting at Salt'l'o'
a. our supply then will be depleted
Each soldiers cooks his provisions
which consists Of totillas OF corn
meal, dried beef. beans and little
coffee. on fires built on the car roofs
most Of which are Of corrugated iron
Coat cars were used to TRANSPORT
many Of the infantry while the field
guns werc loaded on flat cars Win
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
''PeACe" WOMEN TO
PICKET AmM0nS At
State HOUSE

Denver. Colo. May it.-M the
meeting OF what is known a. the wo.
mans peace commission yesterday at
noon at the Brown Palace Hotel the
individual attendants discussed the
matter of placing crepe on their
arms and pickc'inG the governors Of
ficc and the legislature today as a
protest against the payment Of tn"
militia which for months has been in
the strike zone.
The Idea came 4. the women
through Upton Sinclair. fresh and
dappcr from his campaign in New
York. lie attended the meeting with
the other women and being invited
to speak delivered a dcnunciatory
speech. saying tina. ";hc time has
come to auit being respectable and
ladylikc and do something that
would produce results
The idea seemed to be popular and
while no official action was taken It
is understood that a lot OF the more
radical women like Alma Laffcrty.
Eyangelinc Hear'z. Bennie Lindsey
and George Creel will stop being
res ,ectable and ladylikc.' and will
wear black crepe on their waists and
visit the capitol building. While II
Is not the official announcement II Ia
understood Sinclair will be there
with black anklct which will be
plainly visible through his slit skirt.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
ONE MILLION
BOND issue
PASSES N
SENATE

bras-s. cs,o.. Msy is.-Th.
s~sst~ passed the es- n,iiiios doiiA.
basd i..a- bill a Ia 10. !. sssri..
tho ~ns-sxehsy eaau.s Ssd safety
clause which makS il effective i'm,
n-aisi-iS sad psetesss IL k-iss s--
f~ss-ds The msesas- already has
pass~d the hossss.
The hoaso II . i.-mihul- s-ssiof,
refused TO sers1e in its p..sisiss On
tbs bill ssshos1sisx tho governor q.
si"sr ssiaeas b times os lnsssssi
disorder ssa asked that tho biii b,
s~sl Tn s"assseas-. The chief differ
sss~ is that so-saa-ss -ss-sains
the iis~ns~ TOT tho p-ssa-i the .atns,n
IL si"sra. Tes hua.~ sps-ains-a Hep
foans. ksa,s and
Wright se0h~ss .f tho .ons-s-as-
sn@Aiusse aa1 s"sk s-~-s. uhsit J
.'si~ks
ss-nslos jlssris sass-~-sr.i in s~caf=
isg . sr~ossid-sslips bp a tote af -
In ~ ot thu l'-sssaas s-~eiasi.n
which psosid-.i fss ss sai.ssnns- n I.
of the sp~~tsi s~s.ios. sAa n. recall
iss oe the LEGISLATURE tn ai.sas. all
ssi'sss psssAihiss tn the sssis-s The
s-snasstos. ae"h soasidesalsas. uss
asfrsisa - la ~.
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those strikes ! have been . mine
guard. For the last twelve years I
have been with the e. r. 4 I. Com.
pany at scsundo. Tcrcio. Psimero
and other camps.
.'I.awic.s individuals who seek the
disguise Of respcc,abilisy by calling
themselves unionists: anarchists who
conduct newspapers. and irrespon.
.iblc men who sauirm their way into
leadership over honest working men.
cali us thngs' and gun mca.'
"a word or two about these
thugs and 'sunmcn.'
I'm my long experience have
found the mine guards to he high
type of citizen. most Of them tsspay-
crs and the majority Of them good
husbands and fathers. The mine
guards OF Las Animas county have
been recruited from the strong lads
of the farm. from the cowpunchers Of
the range and many Of them are and
have been boys raised OF the best
families. right here in Trinidad. and
OF good reputation. As general
rule they have proved themselves TO
he Of good character, and sincere ad-
vocates of the doctrine OF law and
order.
I'm my long experience also. have
found that the coal companies will
not hire man to employment a. a
mine guard who is not OF good char
acter, as far as mans character can
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
NgllEn Tells
INSIDE Of NEW
4 HAVEN DEALING


wssAisssas. q. e.. Nay is.-tee
mr. rsvssa-si chssiss n. Neal~s a
the Nee York. N-~ itAs-n ssa Hart,
ford railroad. Today snak tho .sAaa
t~f"sr the iss~ssss,. summss~- surs.
sniss,na. in jss inquiry into III. N--
iissea's affair." rosssrt toiL called
Ms. Neiira. desri'~ tho suasfuv.ssy
b~tur-n tho commissions sad the dc.
s.sstmrns at Jassiee - Ia whether
the inqsisy should eoasiaur. In si~~
of tho Feasibility os the sessia,.sy
rendering Witness Immune fsuss'
prosecution Ia tho courts
Details at i,naasis, method. of ah-
Sou itssen railroad in the arruisi-
tioa os subsidiaries particularly III.
Nru York. Mes. Chester aud ilssston.
vrr- disclosed to the Interstate com.
merer commission today by Charlie.
= Meli-a. former pscsiaeas of the
New Haven.
Ms. M-iien. with apparent frank
nesa. told OF hi. negotiations With
former Police Inspector Thomas =.
tsyrncs of New York sos tho exchange
Of 500: New Haven sharr> for a.
200 ahss-s OF West Chester stock. b.
cause he thought that Dyrncs had In
flucnrc with people whom lit was
necessary to reach Mr.. Ncllcn
hlun,iy said he would have h-cn vii
ling tn deal with tho Devil or gny-
body else in the transaction.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
FALL OF 1Annco

Washington. u. T.. MAJ lt.-tas-
ihef confirmation of the fall of Tam
eieo ihlo tine aands Si the .ohslisa,
'iaasiisss MAS received ., the na4s
department. lo day In = message fsou,
Adnsissi Msyo. transmitted lssoash h
!>assisai isadsss, Tsi. s~s-oss SAY.
the Mexican federal suht.asr i. still
.p tie river al III. railway bridge.
S-osrsAs, Daniels has given Rear
Admiral Mayo full n>~sr .s s~ad
American ~ssshit. hack up PAna.a
river to Tsmpioo II in his iais,.A-as
sendissoas should .assaal .ash ar
siaa.
Aisssisai Msya further repeated sks
r. i-sai issai's hi-~ up their sassasa.
b- fos~ retiring fsom the .i,s. i'y I
O'Clock s-ss-sday Atssrnaon h- saia
Tho fisins had psss,is4iiy .@~s~si.
The captains al ihs A~sis1n f-si-
essl xunba>sis iisasa ASH zasAxoxa
.sish sAm@ down The pAauss river
ssosn famrisa ssssssias sf,ssnana
asked Rear Admiral Mas. fss ss in $
s.ssiew and be has inIosrs-ss th~sa hs
~iii receive sh-ta ON i-oAsd the Csc.
ne~tisuts
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1EBEl ARMY ll0bIuzED FOR FINAL
ASSAULT ON FEDERAL STRONGHOLD

tho mcn crouchcd In the spaces under
the wheels and beneath tho caissons.
The sanitary corps Of the army. Of
sanisc,i but a short time before the
battle Of Torrcon. consists Of tcrty-
five surgeons. ITO trained nurses and
orderlics and morc than 600 voiun-
tccr nurscs. About twenty surgeons
have gone to the front before 2alttllo
while the o,hcrs arc in charge Of hos.
pital bases at chihuahua. Santa Ro-
sale. Parrai. limines. Gomez. Paia-
clio. Lcrdo and Torreon. There arc
four expert pharmacists at the front
and at least two at each hospital
base.
The transportation Of tho wounded
at Saitillo will he effected by eight
automobile ambuisnccs and ten or,ii-
nary automobiles altered to carry the
slightly wounded. Each brigade
vii, have It's field dressing station
and as soon as possible the wounded
brought In on stretcners will be CIV
on first aid and sent to the rear on
spccial hospital trains runing to the
hases.
Tho sanitary corps is under the
com amnd Of Surgeon General Luis dc
La Cara Cardenas.
General villas forces are accom-
panied by an armored train consist
,nu Of three cars running ahead Of the
locomotive. The first car carries
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
STORY OF GEORGE T1TswoRTH

STORY OF GEORGE TfTSW0ATH
II came to Trinidad In 1872 and
and have been deputy sheriff for
thirty years. under many shcriffs re-
gardiess of politics. may say. not
boastfully. that I have arrested more
criminals than any officer in the
county and am the Oldest officer that
wears a star In this section Of the
country. Before I was actually en-
IA ged in the work ri deputy shcr-
iff was fighting Indians on these
plains and among these hills. making
I, possible for the citizens Of today
to build their homes here, for the
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

Yesterday al 3 s'stask the ii.@snsa,
meat ~hish has I~-n sssaf u's siss~
fssusssas ~as s1astuaed uad.f the
rsoeisnsAsiSn i.sara By shr federal
sumasarier fixing = tim. iinss tos
The sssrraj-f al guns Further s'iahs
have nas i,r-a aaa.aasras tsufinx
the Last hoass s:c sisiss. shusEahs
and s-soiser. u.ss tssn.a IA at var
Iaas rissss and in saaisInn shr
.sncsy Naanssin tnasi company sas-
rendered nsshia~ gas as~-, in tbs
halss- al tnsteH Oh April IS As-nat
s.s.s suanas at smmus sitsna also alsu
~as taken. Tais r,ssss sas snssi
ssmb.ss at suss sassvaa-s~i TO shs
federal ssunsa 81 shoat i.sso.
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Of the wounded. REGARDLESS Of shsiI
allegiance.
Secretary tAsieis said he had ssll
all sioss that American isiss~sis il
|eiudisx the oil psop$sties. would b
amply protected 40 snsa - the iisht'
inx ceased and oss siAe or III. oihe,
Sas in aLaniuss e0ssgol of tho stlua'
tins. iis said hs had not yet received
safiisi-Al Information eoss~ssisa
IN. .oasiitutiossiisa victory lo de-
sssmiss what effect il would hArv on
rommsss~ in Tss,iro. bat he 81.
pressed the hops that the psrs soaii
b- sf.-s lo tho eomassrs Of the
world.
With the lssssses of Tsmriso fsoo
N-sless fsd~saiisis lo the sonsiisa-
tiassii.l. rs-.iasht Wilson sos feels
il will b~ possible for the oil inlss-
~sss in shs Tsn,iss district To ~
protected. Gss~ssi Villa sni 6ssss-
81 cAsssnsA had sis~s ASSURANCES
shsy ~aaid f~smis the soss-sssiias
os oil issrsrsas in Tsmpsso district
sha have saaifi-a lks Am~sissn xss-
-ssm-ss u their ~iiiisss-ss In have
~sp~st etstlisss srsasa In the field.
ssd take chars. Of sh~ fiasiss ~-ii.
ThoaAs A. OiApsseii of iIss Aar
esies. aisv~aos III the N-sissa i'~tsor
i~an cnapsss. ~ho uss snsss The
oil 0~s uho called o. the i's-sia-a:
. yesterday. sASa To-day the i-sains oil
suntAssss hsss esp~si~as-d n-s or
h-.ass iyisx off rsmsiso ~hs ss- in
sssais~s. Ia fssass is sh. field. inr
ns--iisl~Iy.
Anrsisss ~as.hipe are ssAia II
rAnpaso Rear Nd0isSt tiAis-s CO.
bid aA- sssY aspsstnssu late to-day.
Head Admiral MAsa. With sh. is~~
Nsis-s and tApiphis steamed up the
t,ssasu river ssoa tho osss.r hssbos
81 ~ - ~ ssd ssehos--a in fsosl .s
The tosss All sss quiet their. vita
sosssissstossii.ss 10 pp.~~s.soss
lssss Aanifsi Howard reported 10
The sssy department. to-day that Ii.
fssksosa reported yesterday that IL
uss believed the sos.sisussassii.is
would "rrap5 xsa isiss oa the ~es,
saass at Mesiso b~sasw aisht.
The sssy asesssoses aaaossevd
49,
al sess-is shsi all iashss are out 90
The ur>s roast al Nesien. Admiral
Howard reported ALT quiet ss Asa.
raien. NassAsili. sad Gusymsa
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
COURT MARTIAL
TRIAL OELvES
DEEP INTO
LUDLOW

iA~asrf. Cola. MAJ ii.-wh-a tho
| general soars martial. shish IL isy-
ing Majss i'a'fi"A J, iiahif"o4 oa
shssss. al as.on. Aaassi-r. h,Ar.iAssh-
s-s and iasssnf. In sonn-siisa ~i'n
convened today. i.is.i-nant u, ~.
i'-hrs,isi. haSlAii.a siiusAsi sas s-r
rallied. Q.ssssss~.s as 10 The nun,l-~r
Of nailsttanara al t.saisu sad C-.ias
isiii iaiss-aas--a tho sfsi1isi roll rails.
These .h.a-.a os Arsii 20 . uosai Of
s-s.n "stisrrs and shisss -s-S-s m-n.
,nsiaiise hn~sasess Of the hospital
s"stss ard aAh-s ..a arsoas.ssanss ant
.n Arsii - = ssssi Ut is. assI,-s. ana
naohs
t.i~us. Carr iA~-n.~ testified
that Msjns ttsmsurk ordered his De-
ssshs~s' In taxi saa hold . p-s.sson
.s tho ~sss-m~ right flask al the NIL
sisr usi~ss ssiask-a ~ strikers. H.
told al The sii,ias Of Private \. Mar.
tin sad 'hs s"unaisx at Private
eIp.is t'usv.ii~s The niiisia stshs
~iss. he said. sss asiv.a hack early
IN the dsy ssa sos sssIi 6 e'siurk
that ~ssssss ~sss IN. se.s asa~e
t.isulssssi ~ a. osiAslau sat x. 4
lisdsstst sss hsas,is sA,s 10 drive
tie aeSahsgs seg0 ehG0RsQ1111D IN
|lAS ch1nssao sss A6stSssassa ssii.
sosA sss. tAwsssss testified sAss
for several Aaass strikers occupied
ss"asa ~h.s~ Martha. s--s.iy iay. iss,
b. repeated snsh-~ the militia s-.
snas the r.ssi'i.a ssa sssna ,h. b~,ds
badly nnu,iiss.a. tie said car.
ssidsr clip fsna . German ausnsnss.
se gun "a. IyiaG s-sisr the body:
that the sifst aid tandAsr which
hound tho uusas had been Torn Oft.
tn. sssr mpii,ass.'. hole. .oasd
through the m.a,h AMI body sna his
rark-ss sifi.d.
No ~osa fsun tsis.a Mia- Work.
~ss NJ America officials. Iasi<'a Ia
produce witnesses. had b~ca received
al tho court to-day. \ ssas.nrns IA.
sued hr John u. Lawson. John Nc
Lehman and y t. Doyle. poliry rom.
mis,-- sos the strikers. said shsr
would produce no witnesses and
charged the militia With having held
striker. in communication. admin.
i.,crcd tho third degree on ?sispnsrs.
jueeiea the hah~ss corpus. burned
the Ludlow tent colony and murdered
t.ouis Ttkas.
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STAGE SET FOR
MEDIATION Of
j. S.-HUERTh
DISPUTE

WAshissson. May Walls In,
ses-sa in tho M~siesr situation sea
ass-d here today is ,s- capture o
rSanpieo BY the soasii,ulionaiisi
forces Ia the diplomat is and stale de.
psssmsns officials S1r- busiiS sh,
ssx-d in .assi~si.s pr-iininssy
rishs s.s The s~aiasSga saas-s-ns- ..
Niagara Falls. Osio. nss, seek.
roiisuise farther rrsasss fsonl
Rear Aisaissi lisixrs ana it-as Aa-
sissl Naso soas-ssias sh. iakiss ei
tho N-sisss oost BY soHsiilu,isasi,
lists. ss~s-sss, ef sh. Nass basisis
authorized Aasaisn1 Mays To- sr,ass
his ship. In The i-ssaso sis.s. Thi.
MAS ds~a-a .xs~dSeeI os asssaAs al
hHulsah-s thai ss~ no. 1eaasins
the snsAiirf hussss
An imsostAss snafsr-ns- sas ~s'
p~~s.a iA.ss to-day on th- Dsttieship IN
CONNECTICUT tss~e-a Admiral Msyu
and tho sssaassassN of IN. Nsssssa
federal snnb-.ass. wkish steamed sal
at the f-asusa sis~s los. III. hafbns
yesterday ssitoutss the ssasuaiien
.f the si.y by ttursss. sasv-ss The
soaf-s-As- sas ssssssrs sSf y--tss'
asY bat .said sos ~ h@tI on sssusss
af hsxsY s~ass
Il vss s-t-assrd here today sn us.
a.s.yasains had hs~a s-asksa b..
s~sea tsis-I xsssss officials and
lssa~ss. whereby ali
operatives Of the sssss.s nii ~-its
asusaa rsmsiso eussia ss~sa,er ~psh
81 asev saaer . guaranty nf tsoss~'
ss.a fsna she sesssisa'iaasit.' s-s~s'
sls.
State a.pssua~es officials ~ss-
salii ssistsx vSlh ~s~se sss,ssy sss
a-fiais- ~asa frosa ''s~- cassai SIM
nan. ~hs hai h~~n iapsis"asd ~
sa;,iiios Noshisx ha. heea heard Of
si.iaiiy In siiiisssa's es.r since 'hr
ii,asiliaa miatsssr reported order.
t.s his release he'd s~ea Sel.sfa shed
by tho NrsicaH authorities al M.si,
g. Ciir. In the psples official as
Nes,se city Z. the proper official al
Ssitslla.
Ofsi.isi. sasi no further srcrrsra
tAliaa. had b~-a received from Gen
eesi itaessa regarding the t.upos lei.
aud iasiarnts
Secretary tAasi.is explained that
~hiic Admiral Marc had fuli dIsef-.
siaasfy powers to saSr his ship. back
into the fsnuso river. that be ~os'''
no, land aay forces al Tsarieo ss.
r.ps in the case of tho Ssave~s cn,rrs.
raey. siihos,s ..sr-it!e orders fsot'
the department u vas explained
that he probably would place his
hospital ships at the dispo.ai of the
authorities at Taapico fos the care
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railroads to come in and the cor.
porations to opcra,. their coal mines
Pete Swatzcl is the only other man
alive that was with me on the last
Indian roundup at the head Of the
Picketwirc canon in this county.
~ remember the eiation We felt
when the Santa Fo railroad COM
menccd preliminary survey through
here which announced the ultimate
coming Of the railroad. Later NC
threw M our hats when men came
and opened UP coal mines. ! have
been through two coal strikes prior
to the present strike and durins
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

Ghrl- xsn has sAus the xat-s up.
the saruessiah ss @~a la work i
th- coal nis-. Of the strike di.astsi
IN pursuance of the crn-ssi i>,iiey q
srssosiax r~sxr saa asaes in the dis
ssS@s. Col. jsns~ t<rs~s. sesnhssnas
al The federal fussss hssr. TODAY assi
Tied The mis. oshess opvsaiisF u
coal :nis~s that the bringing in a
oassSa3e nen susia nos br sss--asi
10 The caissa Xssts~ Epsesnmssss n
Nosswe issuea hs Col. t.crkrss !. .
fuelo~s:
!. A,isstsaS has bees called
to sasessiseaeats spp-ssisx II
coasssao sevspappss fos ishos
ess 10 % isso 0snsA u the ~.
sushsa dtststesss 10 St~v at the
saioAlesa II shsxe assssisSs. u Il
She ls1sn~as At she eonmsaa.
Tag officer. eoaeussssa IN By the
secretary al ~sF. that IL is IN.
advisable usaes eeisstae cir.
eun.ssaas-s - In hslae into she.~
dsssssess this acw element 81 the
pscssas time
2. Our isss dusy ia Ia cn.
toseo oh~p'isrsv to the Iaw ahd
10 ssssasr soadisjoas Of p~ses
and good osdcr. In doins this
~e arc ses justified In ~aeous.
ssias the coming into the dis.
ssies of aamh~rs Of nc~ men
while the dissstes il saill suffer.
Ing from tho etteesA at the fierce
passions which have b~~n aruus-
ed by lhs conflicts so long Pre-.
ssiitnx lhescins
!. II you have inserted any
such advertisements in the news.
papers. your attention Is respect
fully invite dto sac above views
Of the var department.
ny order Of Colonel t.oskc's.
Y. tnA Rockwell. captain and
adjusaai. Eicscnih Cavalry. ad'
jutani.
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government ORDER d baii;;;;;; II; :.
FUTURE 4 IMPORTATION Of
sTRIkE6RtiKERS INTO DIST.
Di.ar.anest Concludes According to Federal
Preclknatisa. No Step Takea to Eaferce
Search asd Seizure Policy. Army Officers
Pleased With Result Of Suyeader.
THE SITUATION QUIET EVERYWHERE

aise hs csssas strike district sava
Nat ss Col James Lsek ssa.Aadsg The federal that
mere saPsssa esk The aises xAe the situation
mains IL haaas Il Tie uaa States aaA that The vth Of the
Sspsnsa assessssss the Importation Of sksSssakss
nasnansss eeseasSA under psssisses Il st resaastss
stk last a'ga tstal d $3.50 large and snail the
hssd Il IL sas ss Of the five dsys sseesau 10
sasssssss Aas b<sa made whas further will ts akss
ssleses ains0anssI
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Ge0R6E ELLSWORTH VETERAN llAll|aU01ER, Tells own
STORY Of 80 YEARS AN OFFICER DEFINES DIFFERENCES
Between NINE GUARDS AND "eUNUEn' AND THUGS"

George Ellsworth hunter for than thirty
arrested
the Law In south
old frontier noted Indian
history his csenu
o him
describes
the
OF Las Anmas
family Of eight been good
Ludlow tells frankly what he
operations of the coal guards this district
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no frPs n CANADA HOW.

Ottawa. Oul.. MAY 1.-THE hill
unshtaG uvptas sad sskiaa Of ssr. an
iadletabie oafeaac has ra.erd the
senate committee Of the whole with
no anrrsAilion.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

tispsassisi-s T-sss. Mar iio=tA~-
tails af the fall II rsmriea late Med
nssaay s.s. resolved in a. official
despatch sasas b. co,aasi J. tsiesas.
sunmana-f in Msssmsssss
The federal fosve ahdes Gsnesal
zass1usa fled uha-s sss-s nf . as~a-
pnss OF ssia. brihx foiias~d b. shr
fpsvrs of G~nssais t-sLia GsAsAir's
sha Luis c2tai-ss,
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14
BUY II IN TRINIDAD.

More people every day are rsaiiz-
'sx the value Of bargain. offered
In c-N ads and are keeping their
noaey Al home. Get eA I'll. wagon.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

lCsssisseA .. usse ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-08

the opinion OF a number OF interna.
tlonal lawyers and was keeping with.
In the requirements OF neutrality as
outlined by them.
Il stated that the President, basing
his opinion on Information already oh.
tanned regarding the work, as oontem,
plated. was violation OF the spirit
Of neutrality, but told him / would lay
his statement before the President
and then give him a final answer.
ION Friday the President instructed
me 10 inform Mr.. Schwab his state.
ment only confirmed him IN the opIn.
ion previously formed, that the sub
marines should not be built. Within
a few minutes after my return from
the White House MIR. sehwab called
me by long distance telephone and
told me that he had submitted 10 the
Presidents Views on the subject and
! could announce that the firm would
not build submarines for any belllger.
ent country for delivery during the
war. This closes the submarine incl.
dent"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-08
NOT TO BUILD SUBMARINES.
Charles w. Sehwab viii Abandon
European Plans.
(By Associated Press

Washington, Dec. s. - Secretary
Bryan announced late yesterday that
Charles w. Schwab had informed him
that the Fore River Shipbuuilding
Company would submit to the views
of President Wilson and would not
build submarines for any European
belligerent.
Secretary Bryan gave out the fol.
lowing statement:
when information reached the
State Department that the Fore River
Company was planning to build mum.
Der Of submarines for one OF the al.
lies. inquiry was made. As a result
Mr.. Schwab called at the State De
partment last week and laid before
the department what his company had
planned to do. stating that before I'm.
dertaking the work he had secured
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-08
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