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MAD SuFFS NAY
interfere WITH
RoOSEvELT'S PROG,

London. June i1.-Fcars Of suffra.
gctic activity have caused tho with
holding from publication In London
Of Colonel Theodore Rooscvcl;'s cP-
gagcmcnts during his approaching 4
vi.i, to England. II is known. ko~.
ever. that except for his lccurtcs bc-
fcrc the Royal Geographic society
Colonel Roosevelt will take no par,
In public functions while he Is here
On the other hand an extensive list
Of private entertainments has been
arranged. SO that the colonel may
have the opportunity Of meeting
prominent people whom he desires to
geo.
Sir Edward Grey. secretary Of state
for foreign affairs. is to give lunch
con In honor Of Colonel Roosevelt on
June Is and OIL That occasion most
Of tho leading members Of the the
liberal party will be present.
Before this. however. immcdiatel,
after the arrival of Colonel Roose-
welt from the continent. Walter Hines
Page, the American ambassador, II
to entertain him at luncheon.
The colonel IL to spend the wcek
end at Chcouers court. the countr,
residence in Buckinghamshirc Of Ar
thur Hamilton Lee. a unionist mem
bcr OF the house OF commons. who II
to be the host OF the former presi-
dent of the United States all the time
that he is in England. Among those
invited to Chcquers court Is Field
Marshal Earl Roberts and his daugh.
ter: owen Seaman. editor Of Punch; !;
John st. Leo Strachey. publisher o'
the Spectator and Mrs. Strachey: Sir
co,vin, WHO was twcnty-eight years
keeper Of the prints and drawings at
the British museum; Sir Bertrand
Dawson. physician extraordinary to
the king, and Sir Horace Plunkett
the agricultural expert. f.D
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TOLLS Repeal
BILL UEAR|NG
FINAL VOTE

wAsaisesSa. u, a.. Jas- ii-NSs
ihs "a Further ss.sdasats to shs
s-p-ai OF The t-Asasaa sss.i loiis 81,
sspiioh halted In the s~sssp so~ias
while s~ss,ss Brasa-xs-. H-1s.isiis-
ss. made . ioas sprreh In favor sl
the bill.
The prospect of other isss .s-s.wh'
~ L~fsa. an. ssaihs b-s,s as-oa ID.
s..~si itself. Pros.is.i q. i-hs,h-n
the dsY s~ssias isss ih@ Aishs asd
Aslasis i-rAass ksss Pissssi Ia
hold the s~s.i. in sessions aA,ii ,hs
soss ~As reached.
s@nstof ttool s-safs-a Go kis s~a'
to-day To sos- Tot IN. s-p~ai, His sS,
sss.- yesterday in The sssihs on IN.
.oasprpnais- ans snam.ns .ss III. sub,
j-si af f-s,.fk. bat The D-asssratis
leaders. .ss hss- op~aif sTAaa~t'
esax-a The infta-as- al the H-psssiis'
A. senator in his .isna tof sran,ins
th- ffrsia~ns's . s-qu-sl. had declares.
b. ~oaia b~ pf~s~st today s~ra.ss
indx~. sAssh-r R.pub,i.sn sansas,H
inE the is-nn..fsiie p-ssision. pss al
81 in bis s~~s awaiting the final vote
~ . sss. at 3. ,s &c sn sh- tis.,
amssam-n' osf-s-i i.isY b, sh- an,
ti-rrr-si t.ss-.. Il sAs aPrAr-as that
the s-p-ai forces iasi b. .sErns,h
over night
The sss- ~As - an-nan-at by
senator Works. R-puhii..n. -hs
soa.hs sa change N. language r--
s~fsis< American sish, of tails 90.
-mpiina. Ten t-m1fais voted for
the smraam-ni and ihts,--n -,ab.
iirshs voted AGAINST IL
senator cisrr. .rpubii,sn. in OPP
isssiiion Z" frpssai. declared President
Wilson ~as = dsnsrfuu. Trader fos
the brmo~sasi- s~aasof. 4. Ioiia~.
R-,i-~ inx the pr-sid-nr. ssriy writ.
iass. he dc. isr-st the ts-.id-ns 49,.
no ssos~ a ih~morni at heart than
s~us'"r is"ns or former Preside nj
TAFT.
lie I. leading his party Ten the
sane disaster which ms, another
leader ~h. on.- declared Z am the
state added ta- senator.
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AsQUI1n TO AMEND
HOME RULE Bill

London. Iun- ii.-trcmi-r A.
gui'h announced In the house ri
commons to-day his Intentions tn In.
tsuiurc tho prusnisr hill In amend
tho Irish home r,ii hill bcfosc any
progrrs. II made by tho housr nj
lords with the second reading Of tho
main measure. The unIonists thus
have won n. day with their insis-
tent demand that he should take this
action.
The lord swili he entirely free Ia
change the amending biii a. they
think proper and II In generally as
sumc1i they will insert provisions
for the unconditional exclusion oi
Ulster from tho operation Of tho
Irish home rule bill and also for tho
protection OF the Protestant minorit,
In the rest of ireland.
The unionists In this wny Will be
enabled to test how far the govern
ment and the Irish nationalists arc
prepared to go in the direction OF a
compromise.
The now bill is not likely to be
brought into the house Of lords he.
fore tho week beginning juno 81.
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ResolU1E WINS

AsniAi~.i i'r-.s iinAI. oft Randy
iinss. jas~ iis='iiy wis-i.~t=
A iim- aiia~ Anr- enabled The ssninss
io ola ln-'sy's cup drfsase psriin,in.
sfy. eiIhssxh she esuss-d the fiai.h
iih. a-sriy tan ss,iaul~s ',-hiad sh-
Saniii~s \ thirty -miic rare o,rs q
triangular course tusstshsa aa. at
tho most hssilitax roatrsss since the
trials brGsn. The osrstioas nt Her.
rrshaif and GasdnSr had anos h.s duel
t~~aa.o the t,-fiaaec did not -alrs
sn.ia,'s sont-.s. O~a~ss II sh- Tsi.
City siupr Ars- nos satisfied With th~
~ ot her siksiar.
van,si~ f,ana tho rxht wsnsis Z"
her iihiss m tho tirsa leo srn mile
reaches and i-si until after the yachts
had started for hosn-. The soss-.sr.i
time ra,- H-.s,ius- tho victor, by !
minute and ie seconds.
Tho offi-ist sin,r Al the finish ~an
vsnisic. 5;i':I': R~~niu'-. 5:is:5s.
vaaiii- irar R~soiair over start.
.aE line. bu, 10th yachts cros~~d af-
tor tho t~" minutes handicap ~hi.-
tic wns blown and their time was
taken as having aars~d Al 1909. The
iH,fianrc dij not start
I~.oinic Won the rare m her time
allowance.
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ORGAN OF ANARCHY TURNS MUD GUNS UPON
ELLSWORTH. "CAN'T SCARE NE" Ne SAYS

The mud guns OF the min'Hs un-
ion newspaper have for some time
been directed upon George Tits
worth. veteran peace officer of Las
Az mas county, who has remained
silent undc the abuse hcaocd upon
him. Not content with falsely accus-
INK him and his son OF arson in
connection with the fire at the Lud-
low tent colony on April 20. he has
been referred to In every issue as a
desperate and thug and daily stories
appear OF alleged occurrences In
which Ellsworth il declared to have
threatened to kill some unionist.
Since the disarmament OF citizens
by the federal army officers when
Ellsworth. like many another. gave
up his firearms. tho veteran deputy
and mine guard has been bounded on
the streets. insultod and abused GO
ing to and from his home and ma
ligncd in the official organ of the
dynamitcrs.
Yesterday he was accused Of hav-
ing threatened to kill Il Starkvillc
striker. The day before he was ac-
cused OF the hcinous crime OF at
tempting to speak to a union organ
Ter on the street. II is obvious that
tho union press agents are seeking
to stir up within their ranks hat
red and animosity toward this man
that by hook or crook they may get
rid of him, we'll knowing that his
eyes and ears have been open to the
criminal practices of the unionists
during this coal strike.
But George Ellsworth declares that
he has been in this community for
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CnIcAeo WOMEN
TO ENDORSE
SuFF. MOVEMENT

Chb~sss. jaas ii.-iieisri al sai-
fsaxiss leaders thai the vote. fss
~ones" ssas~ pili b. -h.isss-.t BY
the sesessi f-a-fs,Saa sf .sm-s'
sipbs. in .~<sios here today. led the
snffsas- fsSsisa is decide GA lahihs
ur the psppneision il the regular
sss lAfuash ih.s ->o,a,ians sossnis,
Is~.
whiiS no ssnoe n.rna~nl OF ihAs
change In the altitude ~As made by
the leaders. IL vas declared Ia t'- sls'
fsfeat IN shsease al oppnsisioa ID
the saopssah of ,s- rules ssd frsaia.
lioas psv~sAt-a by Mrs Andrew J.
Gofmss os Sal, Lake city. chairman
~ the eosnmisss-. Thssr rules fso'
ssds that resolutions shalt mol hp
rsvs~stsA ssusu the tiaas. hat direct
10 the soamtSlr- oa s-snlutsoass
\ aosSe a. fnosr resolutions on the
.uhi-rs al .affsae- ere In the hAnas
nj ih-o eMssisir- and saffsaxrst~
leaders expressed their confidence IN
Al i~ss, oar os them tesax reported
favosahiy.
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REBEL FORCES
START SIEGE
mNATuM

O- is.ssi a, y = ssiiissais. Ma
tsliAs. N.siss. Jsh. ts--sisf Ms-r
..s. Ia 1aa bi+sS. Cal. jas. III
ii.ssy s.ii-f' fisiae an IN. ssi,sKirs
OF NAtAiian 49, k~~si lsAisE.- II
10 s~iirssss the GoasaisaskoAAilsas Ssa
sissss iss fss . a-sssmiasa .s...,s-
In III. aeislsa of observers . s.ii
ais-.s-i s~M-sai sslAsk s.s,ia s-s.sis
in Tho siis1s sspsas~.
Tho s~si~sinx isss-s. II Use
learned lSass. sassssa ssa saPsas-sa
& hill ~ .srasssis imp"ss.ss- sossh
Of The city Ta-ssiAs AixAss 4 see
~siisi s-s-s-s9 siss, Tell isss Ih~is
ts~se~sssA.
The dtsssssrs .as made today that
the Ls~-~h riass of sii 'h- f..i-ssi
sas. As t'ess itas,ii- sss-rs "~~ -ss-
asississ rh- arsiii-ss otissrs In
charge hat arSanap-si,
fsasiss that tho n.a,ssi spas. s~'r
.sasis a.sienas-sa tns ron n'sos,ss~assnss
.aisht s.s b~ respected In sh- AssssA.
tho ssiss. soesaiAs soslss al Nsssa.
isnd today sent = noss ihr-isk n-ss
Nisnissi tt.~sssi. commanding sh-
t'sis--a sasi-s i'asitis si.-s. 'n G~s'
-sai iiasb-. ,n- C.nssiiasspssisss
commander. again s~1ursains that
The snAs b- sAf-susfsi.ds
The German consul has s~ns . let.
ter ~ thanks 10 Admiral Ii.-asu for
ps.s-stias German ini-s-ssss
japanese Nisi.s-r A,ssshi. srsars.
ins In M-siso sits after an aa.a'a
s-.sfui eff.ss In f-Ash the S~ss
saA.i. arrived safely. !, Ia s-u-ns'rd.
al GuAasisjara. sh.s- he ~ss met hr
the secretary nf the japaass~ t~ssa
'i.e With . sp~-iai train. Tho irs,n
sAssi..s ihs-- automobile. i.s ss~ IN
ss.- the Z ar siiaOTAi.tNrN sxor
sass the train .. DELAYED
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more than forty years and that he
by the outlaws who have burned
and killed and tcrrorixcd defense
less women and children.
Ellsworth pleads guilty and offers
alias Martin wclch on the street the
other way. incidentally he remarks
that as n former next door ncighbor
the record OF said Martin Wclch will
not bear close inspection. either as II
citizen or as a mechanic.
lie pays his respects also to Jim
Pollard. OF Starkyille. who he de
clares has been hiding behind tho
people OF Starkvillc and writing let
tcrs to the Free Press signed Stark
vile Citizen. in which Ellsworth In
held to he a criminal OF the worst
type. Ellsworth recalls when he res
cucd Pollard from n mob of strikers
years ago and the same Pollard was
mighty glad then to receive aid from
the notorious gunman."
Going through Starkvillc not long
ago Ellsworth on board n Santa Fe
train was given a grand ovation, one
bcfitting u newly nominated candi-
date for sheriff. Ellsworth remained
in his scat feeling very much flat
tered by the reception and once or
twice rose to apologize for not rid
ing in his private steel car. Upon
returning to Trinidad and rok1ing
the Starkville items In the dynamit-
ers' journal he was amazed to
learn that what he accepted as plau-
dts were boots and jeers.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES GET
LAYOPF WITHOUT PAY

81. Louis. Mo. June 1.-The ON
pio,rs and officers from office i-oy
tn president ~ the ~. t-ni. South
western railway Cotton Ii-ib with
exception of the employees of III"
transportation AMI mechanical de-
psrimcnis will he forced To TAX" a
,hrcc.day vacation without pay dur
Ing June. This is due. Vice Prcai-
dent Nelson announced. to poor bust
moss. and conservative estimates Fix
mrc tho saving to the road at Si2. 300
during a g month.
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The mayor may protest. the city
puncii. Chamber OF Commerce. and
he hoard Of county commissioners
,ay pass resolutions from now until
ooms,iay. recommending the opcninS &
~ the saloons: business men Of the
y, ,ty may march In a body on tho
Atty hall and petition and appeal. but
folouci !. I.ockctt. commander oi
lb,c federal troops In the strike dis
rict. will heed them not. The lid
on and will remain on until the
nj Khaki trooper Of Uncle sem has
p,ded his tent like the Arab and
,ently stolen away.
Yesterday afternoon Colonel Lock.
~ pointblank refused to even cor'
|cr with a committee Of city and
|tounty officials and local busincs'
mon who went TO the city hall IA
recommend the dr1nins OF the ga
Icons during daylight hours. Mayor
puula,y headed the committee. IN
which were the city attorney. county
attorney. members Of the council. Of
f,ccrs and members Of the Chamber
al Commerce and county commission
-.rs. and was told by the colonel. that
he, the colonel. would not zee the
committee or discuss the saloon mat
ter further.
Tr,n,dad is dry and from all In
dications will be dry for some time
IA come. saloonmcn will continue tc
nav high rents and keep up their IL
cen.es. Nothing but grape juice. pop
u,arixcd by Secretary Bryan. ice wat
mr. the favorite beverage Of Sccrctar,
n.n,e,. and drug store stuff Will bt
available this hot weather anu th'
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kt. saseesssS bs p~sssissisk hifa lu
sAss - fossixs ssishsasf The ssa
who uosia L- sh"s-a fss ssssss~iss
ss psustssnssi ps~siassss 4 s~sEcas
ailek has ssis~s os lkss- i-oisses
The An0xAa sss.ssmsal Is In
sisssss rs.as shs lsiamph st uhs s.s.-
iasios shaaia b-s -sa<sisrd sad .
Cssstiistionsii.s Installed The
tsilsa States. hstiss undertakes
the responsibility Of soisisx sh~
MeStrAs rsuSiess. believes there
can be no pare In Mssise aai.ss sa-
sssusksss fs~sos. the Casssitutioesi'
ISIS. h pat " sb.oias- soAssois Ths
alternative u h-iSss~s uoaie be Q
cassailasiossiies nsssA sa Nssiso
CITY. TIE ssiask Nh xssssrsAs sss
s~sasd-A ~ Indicating tho Inevitable
tread os eseesS II sssdissiae failed.
Annahes possibility il ths, IL n,-siis-
sina IL unsuccessful and iishttaa
sosiiaass tos-iEa complications nsy
arise CAT Of sosdisioas Of anarchy
that uoaia force the American array
In mosr tsum Vera csus To Mesisu
CITY.
The Assgsi.sn delegates fos this
ruasos naisssia that aussiios. nj
tesScnai dignity sa.h ~ tn tisrsts |.
.aees ..ip~. shoald ',~ brushed aside
Asa . method Of ssaasiiioa devised
Which the cos.siiaIiesaiss,s uosia
arr~ss asa . man tsoes their saats
~ sha-~n In head the ace rns esa.
meat ~re v.-sia saslsty sh~ resssey,
Neither u~a-rsi Cssrassa sce 0sa.
ssai villa i. a-sir~si hy the rni'-sa
xsai-s for provisional ps-sta-na. nor
h ano,h~s of the rsun,is~al military
.i,i-ts.
The Mexican d-~igais. have not
y~t formally rSrsrss~.i their si-~s.
unI tho, contend that tho n~~ rt.,si-
den, should h. y 'n.utrai'' ansff~vt-
I'd by tho passions ot any PARTY. S.'ch
an Individual tho Constitutions aits's
ray cannot ,,~ found. The a-ad-msc
discus.ion her, aa the w., "f man !.
rapiaiy turning into actual tousi.-r-
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Of
M|L|TlMTS TO
Be SUED

LpAis,s. lsss ll.-it-siasii No
ksnss, the hs..s s<~sesArs. sss.uns-
81 18th. ksssss of sssa.aass lasisy
that be hos~a liss' se,.sass1al had
Obj sissa safftriess esid-sss ls ea
able II 4. bsiss ssii against the
subscribers is the fSsds of the saiii-
sAht saffsssssse osx2sszAlias. lie
aid.d The further hos-s that the sos,
sFnm-as soaia b~ able la haAkp lhs
sai~~sib-ss liable 10 tie faii sss~sl
af the aAnaas- asss- b, arsos squads
.i~ssssssss of nail ssa pissasv sissh.
ss~
The shhaa an~ensess sAs msa@ il
s-~rosss tn bitter ssi,lism of the
sossshm~nl sxSlAsa Ufal Lord Npts,
sss Cecil described - noshins ie~<
than anarchy for wbrh. In hi.
s~a aeiniss. the osty zeal remedy
~ss d-psstsiisa.
Ms. Mekesss pj~Aasi that lh-
fos-shn.nt vs. faced -ilh . I.s--
.sns.aaa absolutely uiih.as ps~e~.
deaf, \ nua,b-f of vaas-a actually
snrss-.. in .aenmi,iiss crimes COO.
n-rs-a with the mtiissss sastsAxssss
mosement is snail. h~ said. bas th-
sfmrashisSfs ss- hunesos.. ti- s-i-
mill-a tho sriss-~ vesp inrr-asinR In
seriousness and he srs.<nisrd tho
growing snss~ of pablo indixnissn
ssais.a the miitsast snffrsx.ssr.
ssosv especially il svxasd Ia sh-ts
sua-a-~s so kins Geosso and Qu--a
Mary
In disrussine saRassa ions fos deal.
Ing With the miiisaats. the home 500
s~tAr, said he t.-ilrved the let them
ds~'' policy ~oaid art only As =
ss-ai-r ias-aiis- IN s,iii,snsr ssd
~o.,id In due .oass~ l~sd- In . srsr-
lioa af rahiir op,stoa. iA-iosta'ina.
~ roasid-s~s3 smI'ssrsteshi-.
A. 10 trraiias then ss luasiss
Ns. Mek~aa. .ah hr -,a's an ask
parliament In sanction IN s~, s~fia-
ias people - iaasesir. ~ho had NOT
hs~a m~~ii.siiy certified - such.
The las, proposition. M. Msk-nna
said. ~as In Give ~"mrn the vote.
hi, he ihaushs that eoaih not i'<'
ron s,d-r-d s~ssoa.iy a. = remedy
for existing conditions,
SCsssSss~A 80 pa0~ II
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GlRRlNN WILL III,
'91SfII " ~ 4}aAs 49 1EHsI|fE SaIFE,Ep
Tbs Sid b be Text Of Rely sf Csastitst;sa-
akst C;ef b Me2istsrs AssenbIe1 ai Maesra.
Hseras 10 be Elininetel frsa Ssssestns
Successor % Presi1eat Of Mexico.

Niagara rsiis. Osi,. Juse H.
Rsposss tsoa 8siliibs that Gsssssi
cssssssS's sss~ss In the last sans,
ssbesiias q the o~4issoss Asa bees
ssssssitisd 10 NiAssss t'ssA. ~-s-
siespsstea HERE As ssAsiss thai Rs.
fs~i xshssss. sp~~isi coassiiasiossii
u Representative - WasAisgSns had
'ss~s s~aI Instructions 90 ~hich 10 Dr.
sfs The RELY.
issinsttoas have eose fsus "
s'sso ssa other soasves that The
Coasitsutioss. Il sss~es viii s-fus~
To declare an ssabssis-. In that ih-
sSsSess ~iii L- issos~d. but that the
sosr ~iii sssoasee the tstss,ioa ot
the osssisaiiossitsss 10 s~sa dele
xai-s hers 10 discuss the M~ss<As
psobiea. i~ssisx iaasttais- the -.
sssr of tho Instructions sis.a 10 the
de,es,lsat
What he m-dsslsss uoaid say so
sash . psprosislos IL sos diflesis Ia
so~ jeetusr. for th~1 hate sAksa .
Sara that asisss ~ sraissSer 10 r..
elarcd there wtti ~ no aams.sos fos
the cosssils, .oaslsSs aeiexstess New
ssthsasss. the saeatslofs have iadi.
rated they ~o.,id sos ''~ aSsrs~ ID
atSruaias qa~sstnssi afosmaiiy With
representatives of Oesessi cssrssaA
" lhey cone here.
Th~ iajeestna of the sses,,oa al
coasailssioasliss r~rrsspatsiips ~
this stae voaid scsd In divert spme.
,NaAi sAe asnees1iaR fruasA~ seur>'
!% have sou0ea. TIE lasse today
- clearly sraws hesweea the Aneri.
ssn so~craaeai ssd tho a~Aissoss-
STk- ralted Staten hes he~a Insisting
I'm two ~ssraiisi t,o,sss-thr ehara-.
her Of the iadisidasi who h Ia M
provisional president and tho rsar'
p,~shod by which hri In i'ri Installed.
Tho American euvesnm~nt ts ask
ns iha, an ous sad cat Constitution
lliss b~ chosen N,r president hut =
nan broad enough 10 r~sr~ri tho
tshi. of thcoihrr political faction.
lshoush tho rni'ed States object.
. having Huesta literally appoint
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Strikers &ayt
MeS Ostrsees n
". Kirsiaia Field

GSiiiss~. " Va. J.n- iis-Asosh-
CT sitash vas made sASis Io-iSY os
ihs i4ssei.a Gssss ,siss al the Nest
Virginia Asa t'isi.sars tiasi sosa sssss
~hsso . sasiA. had D@-n in psoSsss.
.i1s. isss Srps-a,-f. shsss --s-
If-a fsoSs the bill t.s.s An.i . asss,
.sils Lssss sA. ssgisi.si al the ais-
ss-esiss - the hsss ~ss- ssshs Ia
sefk.
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WILSON NAY STUMP
FOR DEN. CANDIDATES

Washington. June 1.-The t-ns>i'
biii,y af pr.-sia-n, Wilson taking
the stump for p-m"cTa'ir candidates
In the fsii congressional -l-- ti"ns
~aa discussed with him to-day hy
Representative Connolly "f i"~a.
D-mo,ra,ir nominee Tor the senate.
The President told wr. Connolly
he had No, yet d--ia"i ~h-'h-- q"
make sny speeches.
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STEVENSON GROWING WEAKER

Chicago. June ii.-,Aiiai Steven
son. former vice president of ih"
United States, who has b-~n seriously
~ at n local hospital for nearly =
month. gradually Ia growing weaker.
Members of his family are watching
at his bedside.
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Naples. lus- iis-fisiss measures
foe the repression of disorder have
b<-s iAksa By the authorities here
and si.o 81 iiAri. as IL i. feared there
mar b- siassas outbreaks smons the
striker. on the orsAsion si the fun.f-
al Of the ssesisss Of yesterdays ssa
ssday's riots.
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ItG6aa Strikers
Ceaiipne Oufyaees


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90 the military sAssssks The At
ts1k sss s.pais~a By the isoaf~ after
several valleys had h~es fired.
faiixsa. ttAis. June IA s-sj-
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ihss isiksss Invaded the Railroad ssA-
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virtually d-sssoyias The leissssph
sfis~e. Tho sios~ss sssv ahss--ssr-i
By artillery.
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Thb e1sy's assisss are live ssA
sp-ts-Asts. Thsy esa aesa iAs
pgirss u ostsi1<ss- kesA the sas
asa Sirk est the hssssiaA-
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DENTIST-Half interest, want to take
trip of six months. Guarantee of $500
per month while gone. DIR. Seigler, J V.
Jacksonville. Fla. feb
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping 800
N. Barcelona street. 10aprtf
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CHICKS GROW RAPTDLY:ARE healthy.
husky. vigorous. when fed Pratts Baby
Chick Food Sold on money back guar
Antee BY first class dealers everywhere.
feb24eod16t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

the property hereinafter described, are
each required to appear to the bill nled
herein on Monday, July 9Th. A. d. 1914
The bin seeks such relief as will quiet the
titles OF the above named complainant
In and to the following described real
estate situated in Escambia county,
Florida, which she claims to own IN
fee simple, to-wit: east one hundred
(1o0) feet of lots eighteen (1S) to twenty
(25), Belmont tract in the City Of PensA-
cola, in said county, according to the map
of said city copyrighted by Thomas c.
Watson in 1905, said property containing
front on Jackson street OF one hundred
(100) feet, and a front on Spring street
of one hundred and fifty (50) feet The
bill prays the removal OF clouds from
compliments title, cancellation of certain
mortgages. quietins compliments title,
injunctions against defendants those
known as well those unknown, claiming
in or to said property, and injunctions
against the enforcement Of certain Judge
ments mentioned in the bill Appearances
must be entered as required above in
the clerks ONCE at Pensacola, in said
county Of Escambia, and answers regu-
larly filed. In default whereof DEGREES
pro confesso will be entered in due course
This order must be published once a
week for twelve (12) successive weeks in
the Pensacola Journal, a newspaper pub
1iShed in said County of Escambia-
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 10th day OF April. A. d. 1914
JAS. MACGIBBON.
Clerk Of Circuit Court. Escambia
County. Florida.
Copy of Court SeA).
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FOR SALE-Nice dry, stove wood, trim
mings from dressed lumber. 90c per
load. $3.50 per cord delivered. Stearns
1913 31oct
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wANTED-Your job Printing anc orders
for Engraving. Of all kinds. caInns
cards. wedding invitations. etc MAYES
PRINTING CO. 20 West Government.
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First judicial Circuit of Florida
Circuit Court Of Escambia County
Estaben A Moreno ct al. defendants.
1t is ordered that the defendants Thee
dore Garnet, James Garnet, Ella Garnet
Henry Garnet, Cavel Manufacturing
Company, a corporation. G. 8. LanRdon,
Perry Mason Shoe Company, a corpora
ton, J. s. Reeves. ]. H Reeves, q. NJ
Nelly and Irby Morgan, Jr., partners as
J. s. Reeves & Company, Joseph H
LeinkauR and Leopold Straus, partners
as LeinkauR az Strauss, and M. For
cheimer and Ferd Forcheimer, partners
as NJ. Forcheimer & Company, and 7. q.
Bush, ]. S. Knight and r. r. Neville,
partners as T. O. Bush & Company. do
each appear to the bill flied herein on
Monday, June 18th, A. D.. 1914.
This order shall be published once a
week for eight 90 consecutive weeks in
the Pensacola Journal. newspaper pub
Iished in said County Of Escambia
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court this 10th day Of April, A. D. 1914.
JAS. MACGIBBON,
Clerk OF Circuit Court. Escambia
County. Florida.
Copy of Court Seal).
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