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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
WAITSFIELD.

Henry Green suffered slight shock
Friday.--J. a. Smith and daughter,
Alice, visited at Henry Smiths in Fays-
ton Sunday.-Gordon Lee was in More
town Sunday.-Percy Arlin has returned
from Morrisville and is at work in the
creamery.-Mr Harry Ellis and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, are visiting Mrs. Ellis's
parents in Huntington.-Mr and Mrs
Herbert Davis and Helen Henry visited
at Henry Green's Sunday. -Howand Rus
sell has purchased the house recently va
Gated by Mrs. Douglass leighton Leno
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Frank
Blake in Warren this wcek.--G. \.
Billings and family Of South Royalton
visited friends in town the last of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
WAY To PARIS OPEN
SAYS THE GERMAN
AMBASSADOR HERE
French Army Is Practically
Smashed, Count Won Bern
stOrff Interprets Mes
sages from Berlin.

x.u. v,rl, ,rg 9c-Cou,, Won Perm,
~,
'''' Wv man ~
ted states was the picture OF content
when he opened the door of his apart
mon. IN tba pt,,.Car1,or vos+erdav after
49,, n,
mo-" " ''e' Va '"e
heid two kilograms JUST received from
the embassy in Washington. which told
him the French army was practically
ny we anu '''e
vance toward Faris was an established
fact
..,rbe ONLY, inflammation I have to-day.
said the count. are these wireless mes
sages sent by the German government
and forwarded to this hotel. They have
passed through your censor here.
The ambassador read the two mes
sage~. The first told of the French de-
feat August 17-21 and the capture Of
Lunevillc. with the pursuit by the Ger
man crown Princes arm%. 1t ended
with the probability of an advance upon
Paris. The second told of German ma
rlnes having taken part with the Aus
TRANS fghting against Servians on the
brlha river
SAWS n, tS t,pr>-Cu pc1.r
''''', ','' ''' '''' ''o' 'NP'"'i '''e
"a Wv i'"' ''i'9 at ''''' F'"Ce'
was S"e-' S''i '""' '''H were .''e
MAI me- W '"' H''''"" NI-'N''S DieS'a"
an" "o'"p'' N"'0" "d' zee" S"'" "
"'h'N' ~ S"lu ne ia" IL" Nl'tCI III
| ,rh' a,,,,..1'' $780,, IL, ..
prctation Of the messages He said.
..Thev seem tn say General Joffre and
his army, arc .,tirelv haat.n -" and addod
walking excitodIv about hts room.
..Here is ON. thing want Ia have
clearly understood Tbo fgb, I an, MAX
mo &c about Wv. o,ici., ~, +ro ,.,r Ars
! must Mn, IL boror, ,b, >,,ori,.,, ,o,-
ME thar We did NOT hiring If about This
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
CRAFTSBURY.

ed Saturday In consultation in the
case OF Mrs. Carrie kcir, who is
critically ill-Mrs. Myrtle Bemis of
campello and Mrs. Nellie Curtis of
Glover were called here Saturday by
the critical illness of their sister. Mrs
Carrie Keir-Mrs, Frank McGovern
who was seriously i'll last Saturday
and Sunday, is improving Clarence
Williams of Somerville. Mass. is spend
ing few days in this town.-Many
Changers from this town attended the
P""onS Grange at ALBANY Saturday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
DERBY.

DR.. f, w Aldrich and family are away
for a 10 days vacation. The common
schools In town will begin next Mon
day. The academy school opens Tues
day-Mss Annie Lamb of Boston is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Paul Normandin.-
sylvester Abbott, a former resident OF
Derby, died at his home In GAINESVILLE.
Fla. August 4. He leaves sister Mrs.
Ida Holt. of this place.-W. f. Hayward
Is seriously ill.-Frank Sawyer died Sat
nrdnN night.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

Valcourt homo over Tuesday night. The
young men were taking an automobile
tour through the White mountains and
Green mountains, Mrs. @. H. Sargent
and daughters, who have been guests of
their aunt, Mrs. J. 4. Nalcourt, have re-
turned to their home in Hartford. Conn.
The annual picnic OF the Ladies' Union
at the Seabury home Tuesday, was, as
usual, n delightful affair and well at
tended.--Several Of the young people held
"a corn roast on the state land by the
BAILEY camp Tuesday night Those in
charge of the affair were: Miss Julia
Shipman, Miss Bertha Josyn, Mrs. Earl
Boyce. DR.. and Mrs. w. l., WATSON,
instructor in the art Of cooking. THE
Duxbury caucus for the election Of dele
gates 20 the State and district convention
will be held in the town hall this morn
ing at ten o'clock. Miss Julia Parker
who has been the guest of friends, leaves
to-day for her home in Broolline, Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
RANDOLPH CENTER.

George w. Strickland and Miss Caro-
line l.. bearing We're married Wednes-
day moaning at ten o'clock at Southern
saw farm, the residence for many years
~ the brides parents. Mr.. and MIA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

MIR. Plat from Stratford, N. H., came
Saturday to visit his wife, who is car
ing for her father, II. w. Bishop, of
this town.--Dr. and Mrs Johnston left
Saturday for Clarenceville, p. O.. for
two weeks visit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pngc twcIve).

from Burlington Monday.-The Sunday
school of the Methodist Church held
picnic Friday in Mr. Reeds grove.-Mrs
d. Lovelng was in IIardwick Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
FURTHER FIGHTING EXPECTED THERE
ALLIED FORCES CLAIM TO BE TAKING OFFENSIVE IN THE
WEST AND KING PETER or SERVlA HAS TAKEN
COMMAND OF HIS TROOPS INFLICTlNG HEAVY
LOSSES ON AUSTRIAN INVADERS AC-
CoRDINC TO DISPATCH FROM NIsH
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
LONDON, December AFTER long battle fought the
Siubbonne the Germans have succeeded occupying
Lodz in Poland, al uniorified city.
According to the Berlin report the Russians suffered
losses and The the considered
by experts a remarkable achievement.
Less than fortnight their surrounded by Rus
sians. Cutting their way the last moment losing many
and they able reoganze and few days defeat
the Russians defending odz This possible by network
Of strategic railways the German side of frontier
roinforcemens brought up when needed
The Russians unable o strengthen their forces
Lod only after hand hand fighting the suburbs
Of the city Further fighting expected in this district The
sian line Strengthened oui from north TO south
Meantime the allied Belgian French and English have
begun offensive in the They virtually
in possession OF the left bank the User Northern France
particularly the negbohood Of La Baee where the
hold strong position The Allies there beginning their
way eastward with heavy cannonadng.
King Peter OF Seva who hos beer i'll for several months has
assumed command Of the army according
pert has checked The dvsrce OF hc AJslans irfng
losses
The political Of the dsy authoritative
ent from Sofia that considered possible Bulgaria will
change her policy Ct strict neutrality least until spring.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
CHARGES MN WITH WIPlNG
OFT CONSTITUTIONAL GUAR
ANTEES IN COLORADO
PLACES LUDLOW BLAME
Declares That Jurie> In strike Zone
Could be- FIXED by Wink of
Eye and One Contained
Deputies
~ Associated Press.
AL-A.u-u.

~ Associated Press.
DENVER. Colo. Dec - Consti
tuiional guarantees have been wiped
out by Adiutant General Chase. az
head OF the Colorado militia. de.
clared Prof James "A Brewster oi
the Colorado University. and attor.
rey for the m-ne workers before the
Congressional committees OF investi'
cation, testiiying before the FEEDER
al Commission Of Industrial Rela.
tions today
Numerous rohberics we're com
mitted by troops. who entered homes
and broke open trunks said th'
witness Brewster was a member ot
the committee OF the State Fedora
tion OF Labor which Investigated tho
strike under authorization from III,
governor.
He declared X. +. Linderlelt l
charge Of machine gun at th'
Ludlow battle. was q brute unfit 90
associate with anybody" and be
cause of hi, brutality the committed
asked fpr biz suspension on Janu.
ary 20. 1914. Had Lindcrtelt heen
suspended, thcn.' he said, the LuG
low massacre would never have han
pcned
Ito rayorcly arraiened Chase. as
heed OF the National Guard, and
characterized the arrest of Mother
Jones. and other women in the strike
gone as one of the greatest outrages
OF American Jurisprudence. lie de
clarcd - as IN the strike zone could
be fixed by o wink of the attorney,
eve
"One jury contained seven deputy
shcriffs." " he said.
ADJOURNMENT was taken Will
brewster on the stand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
Help is Wanted Today

From, across the seas the wall Of delicate
and orphaned chldren
Suffering staggering belief and battling words dee ube
exists in Belgium Your dime your quarter your dollar
be the coin that will the lie OF some human beingl
Human life stake and said to the credit OF ANA
rlos people that they do stop ask: Are they
people," sufficient know that these sufferers
members Of the great human family and therefore related
al humanity regardess Of racial distinctions nationality
A dime for a human biel s a little price and yet a
rect onel
Let eyc,y man and in Amarillo attend the Mission
Theatre this afternoon the and this evening Tor the
regular performance Every received the door by Mrs
n M Baner Mrs Harry Kearns Miss Alice Land-rgn and
Miss Martha shelton will pass directly into the relief fund
without any intermediate drain division Manager Coon
has given his house his pictures his assistants and everything
over to the committee without The
mtee therefore has no cxpcr.e and will send your offerings
to the point where will relieve suffering the greatest
degree.
The regular price OF admission will be charged bu,
person will be allowed opportunity just much
as he she may desire Il free wi offering upon the
part everyone and and except the suffering
and little in ar-away Belgium will benefit by the
money you give and you will have the OF having
aided a most worthy when III. need imperative.
MRS n. NJ Banner MISS ALICE LANDERGlN
MRS HARRY KEARNs MISS MARTHA SHELTON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
ENCINEER'S Lot
NOT An EASY one
ARBITRATION BETWEEN Nn,N
ANp NINETY EIGHT HAu-
ROADS UNDER NAY

hv Aa0riated Prs
CHICAGO. lli. Dr, Th. lnl OF
cug.nemon was pictured as one e.
slow promotion. arIUou labor. l0ne
hours and fho rl'a of pay m tba
frr.gbt service below fHat nf a
hr.rklayer plasirrar or other cp.
ploye, OF industrial ayIuo. by tb,
principals eneg-ad BOB arbitration bo
tween $4,000 'Hauu'wel lud IN
railroads west uI tuIDtlo
William S Carter president o.
The brotherhood oI Locomotive On.
Iincmon was ou fhr .Ud almost 400
dgf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

..H. and prItatIou- which tend
.. "Uu'lte them because Ui their
.I.Nf. IH -gf work promptly.
|. chaotic condition, that have
...-.f Boa prcrious wears. including
'.. season Iust closed. resulted in
.. upp'y of hands along the
.. limos 0t railroad. while iu dis
r.f- rmnt. rom the main lines the
farmers suffered from shortage OF
||" opinions ol representative
tr1m 900 sections of the grain
H.f H.I. ba Given no the conference
... 900 hc tha basis of the policy
'I Ha pursued u is probable that
committee viii be- appointed 10
fr.ff working plan for next year.
r uhirh the Federal government
will take live interest
The possibility of the government
to solve the situation itself hy the
proposed Federal Employment Bu-
rc1u VIII not Do overlooked by the
government commissioners. who are
expected later 90 report on the feas-
ihiii.y of operatina such bureau.
throueh the use OF the postal system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

CIlr tGD. Dec Nno hundred
agI ono person have boon convicted
under fhc Mann ahl,e slave t.I 5000.
its passage. up go Juiy =. an1 prison
sentences 10 fo thar date total l1.1
years. month sni - dats Fine.
im opposed amount fo fiss.oas -0
During the ycar ending June s0 'tHf
according ~ 3 nfuo- g elaski chief
cf tho nurclu of Investigation oI thf
Department of Justice. the~e rrre
iat Indictments. as1 conficuons ..
acquifias and Co. rases nor pressed
This ia q hlr Increase over fhr ra.
ureT ri fhe rreviuns year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

HONOLlLI uD. William VS.
RortH'I tHr noted diplomat ,i.
raIE uI D. Ha. reported tUrirhf I
. hospital hero tn which HD u.. 0lH
COO from the liner Chino N.w. lu
route t1 China Af tE. time Ho b.
-aIl t0 b., ulf.rilE Hitl s.,r.
cold io served fb. country a.
minister to Greece aui CnIH. Hu.
bl.slfor to Russia and Turkey and
other diplomatic posts lls H8s on
route t0 China fD become adviser to
Prrsilruf Yuan Sfai ka. 90, o.
gn rrar. ODD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

NEW YORK Dec uoaIiUe .
t0cks ou tir Sew York Exchange
which ramr io 1u abrupt hali oH
july 800. berau.e oi diftlfbcd Gnau.
,.aI conditions abroad. aill be- re-
anmeI under certain conditions
saturday Tho governing board 0.
exchange today empowered o. special
committee of ffa to tais ucb action
at the same time defining tfe come
r tter's r1Hfr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
CONGRESS MEETS
FOR END SESSION
EOTH HOt SIS ADJOURN no
AWAIT PRESIDENTS ME>.
SAGE NJ NOON TODAY.
PLAN PR0HI AMENDMENT
Philippine Independence Ultimately
One oi the Measure, Expect
I'd tn he Considered
This Time

ny 'ssfe,tf-i prr-
WASHINGTON D. C.. Dec 49,
Congross rccon,eaed today after tb,
fall recess Members had Reunion.
IN the senate and House ana after
Introduction bills and resolution
and the passage OF formal measure
Incident % the opening of the now
session. both house. adjourned tO
await the dcli,ory tnmur'uv "i the
presidents annual message The
message viii Doe delivered personally
Boy the president. before Joint SEES
sion ~ 1880 O'Clock
This evening senator Kern ald
Reprcscri3t'yc Underwood. floor
leaders. conferred with the pre-i
dent at the white House Discs ,s-
Ing lbc program, Underwood said
there would surely be q vote on tho
Hobson resolution for the uhmis.
sion TO the states OF constitutional
amendment for national prohibition
According to both of the majority
leaders. appropriation bills will hay.
the right of Nay Conservation leg
islatiOn. the ship purchase bill and
the house bin to pave tho way fur
ultimate Philippine independence
are first ON the program for genera.
legislation
The opening sessions of the llous,
and Senate were marked by a spirit
of good nature, and dcrpite the re-.
cent campaign resulting In great re
publican gains In the House. ther,
are slight democratic gains in tho
Senate.
After D. week Of respite from
legislative grindiue during which
many participated IN the political
campaign. member OF both house.
assembled prepared 10 go ON With 90,
unfinished business lpft over from
the last session That the general
appropriation bills would be diffi.
cult To complete before March 4. Il
much other legislation were 10 inter.
yeno. was the c0ncensus ol opinion
among leaders OF both dominant par.
ties What circumstances may arise
! from the Eurnafsn war at char-el
conditions IN Mexico may be- Tho de
. ciding Influence in tho meeting time
OF the next Congress with its new
host of republicans IN the House.
With the falling OF tho gevels in
! both houfcs today many Legislators
some OF them prominent figures loi
wears In the political life of The ma.
tion. turn their faces toward private
life. for this session of Congress {.
their last unless changing fortunes
return them
Senators Root OF New York Bur
ton OF ohio. Perkins OF California
Br.~tOw OF Kausus. Crawford ol
South Dakota. stephenson of Wis
oonsl am republican and Thorn
ton of Louisiana and White of Alr.
bamo. democrats. win go ou' of rf
flee ot tho end OF the session
On the House Repre- snutativo.
Underwood OF NJhdma. llardwiDk
of Georgia. aud Urou sard of Ioui.i
an1 are serving their last term be-
fore tloir elevation to tho Senate OI
| tf1 uost Congress
Among prominent House demo.
Gratis retiring are \ Mitchell Pal
a.......H H.. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
sen NTOR LODGE WANTS
/ SECURITY COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. D. &. Dec e.
Senator Lodge TODAY introduced In
the senate a resolution similar to
the Gardner measure, pending In the
House and asked that Il lie ON the
table tili tomorrow II would pro.
vide for national security com
mission" Composed OF three Nom
hers OF the Senate. three from the
House and three citizens appointed
by the president. The president lo'
II he known after a conference with
Gardner that he viii favor a full In
Quiry into military conditions by
regular committees OF the House and
Senate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
UNITED NINE WORkERS
HOLD INITIAL SESSION :

DENVER colo. Dec J.-Tho
convention OF United Mine Workers
of america. District 40. i5. called 20
consider the --latest action of Presi
dent Wilson in appointing a Federal
commission 90 deal with the Colora-
do strike ana other proper business
matters" held only a short session
today adiourning until tomorrow
morning. when the report Ol the sub-
committee of tho International Eaa-
cutivc board Nlll be- heard The re-
port viii be submitted by Frank J.
Hayes. international vice pre-. idout
Tho election of Officers of District
! viii also he held tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
WON'T DELIVER SUBMARINES DURING WAR

WASHINGTON d. C.. December THE president today
pressed the opinion through issued by Secretary Bryan
thai the building Of submarines begerens States
would be the spirit OF neutrality The
ed that the Bethlehem Steel Corporation of which
Charles NJ Schwab president deferred the presi
during the present war.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
RUSSIANS ESTIMATE GERMAN LOSSES

LONDON December IA dispatch the Reuters Company
from Petograd "Ihc Boue Gazette estimates the
losses the months operations the region around Lodz hun
dred thousand roughly one-fb their strength The
Germans have renamed Czenochov Ksiseyburg."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
GERMANY TONORs IEWIsH SOLDIERS

BERLIN December SIT offi5iay announced today that
Jews have received the German army.
Seven hundred Jewish soldiers Cross
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
FRENCH CLAIM sMCHT SUCCESS

PARIS December An official communication from the
War Office tought In Belgium the Germans have lombard
ed Oo Dunkes, Of Neupo Between Behunc and
have taken possession of the village Of Vermcos and position
near Ru,crrc."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
ITALIANs READY FoR TRouRLE

ROME Italy, December 7Eirh ba,alions of Italian troops
have been ordered bya troops already there
according announcement, 'bc ready any aggression"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08
MAIN REASONS OF
LABOR TROUBLES
COMMISSION on tNDl SrRIAI
RELATIONS MAkl,S ms
INitlti REPORT
PRICES OUTGRON WAGES
Presents W. Conclusions, Vat Sug-
ucst> Question, Which Mai
hc Handled In Report
NeX, July

- F'ff
/ ~ Aaoriaisd rr-
WASHINGTON. ID G.. Dee 49,
. Nlnc cardinal causes of ipdUsiri1l
unrest most generally agreed upon
by employers and employees ulikr
were presented 10 Congress today by
, the Commission on Industrial Rela-
/ uons in iis preliminary report as .o,-
lows
"L1rlcly worldwide movement
arising from "a laudablo desire Tor
[ better Twins conditions Advanced
ID, rpprf.entatiyos nf labor. social
lists and employer. aud generally on
idorst J. a
"a protest against low wages, lun"
I hours and improper working condi-
/ tions In many industries Advanced
by practically an labor representa-
lives and lssontcd 10 by many en-
ploycis.
"A desire ON the part of The work
| crs for voice in the determination
OF condition under which they labor.
and o revolt against arbitrary treat
mcut of individual workers and a
suppression of organization. This
was almost uniformly approved h'
/ ..bor Witnesses.
Unemployment and the insecurity
I oi employment Generally advanced
Uy Wiiupe e.. from every standpoint.
"tulu-l distribution OF the prod
ucts ot industry Advanced by moft
labor representatives. aud agreed 20
+ ly most employers
Misunderstanding and prejudice.
uli,.l 20 by employers aud cmploN
? c4
Agitation and agitJiof General
/ ly advanced by employers. but OF
. Tended hy labor representatives aud
others Jt q necessary means Of cdl-
cation
"Thc rapid rise in prices as COM
pared with wages.
"rhc rapidly growing feeling that
redress Tor injuries ana oppression
cannot be secured through existing
instliutions.
'n addition. saws The report "'t
hos been stated hy many Witnesses
that the tremendous immigration Of
the last quarter century while uot
itself direct cause oi unrest. has
/ served 10 accnnluato the conditions
arising from other olusos. by ere.
aiius an over supply of labor unfa.
miliar with American customs, Ian
ruago and conditions
While 30 presents no conclusions
leaving those for later work the
Commission after more than O.
YEAR uyoJication covering lll
phases of industry throughout tur
country iu which more than 400 wit
nrs-o rcpre-out.n- an relations or
capital and labor Fer" examined.
or, nnts ih, question
q. there need for CHANGES. im
.Ir'rm'nfs ana adaptious or must
cu'ir.I. new legal machinery hr d".
,Isel tor tH. control of Industry
Tho Iu1I report ana conclusions
OF fH. commission uiu Hp submitted
urv August when it mission ). con
"a. Iod
These nine agreed causes were Oh,
r.HIl ol the examination of $50
. ..Iuossc divided 100 Interests ls fo'
Inr Affiliated with employer
.I.l affiliated with labor INs. not
affiliated aith either group. i-H
I.t witnesses included seven MON.
H.r o.. fH, Industrial Workers o..
Ola. .rrrfT aud ... r.rrs ..rf.f.ra. o..
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WItUlNGTON D. g.. Dee O.
'e.i TeVas CeneraA, lsir Tuesfss
rd Wedresdav.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

I ann acting as he subordinate OF
Provisional p'osideat eaiierge. aad
the national convention.
'Tho provisional president Is nov
ihc soprema power IN Mexico. and
90 reroly act'ag a. 'issu coE.iran
dor al the armies. All foreigners
.td foreign property viii be protect,
cl.
Seldom before In the history of
Mexico or any Latin American coup-
Co.,, had con0uoror been so modo.'
He might have taken fhc government
boz N'. bands without the loss of %
man ie .U. former bandit hold
t'od 'o iho rlnu Do, bad made
month asH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-08

The world waited 90 learn what
General paucho villa. oN bandit.
would do whom hc reached NcUro
City az the head OF aa army a.
ficient 10 hold the capital n was
feared he might anpounce himself
PRESIDENT and Immediately overtime ,
Acting President Gutierrez. But nr
did nothing of the Kind Instead bee
lived up 10 the character be- hae 9s-
sumed for more than year fHn
character Of patriot and leader when
he issued this statement
Ny only mission s to restore or-
der 100 Mexico. and not 10 take per-
sonal revenge on any enc | prom ,s
That order win bc restored ai one.
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