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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10

society fof he benefit OF he needy
children Of the District " Columbia.
Ia q series ot poses entitled "On-
der Thc second Emplrc' she made 4"
h.t
the entertainment MAS given un-
acr the patronage of Nine numNa.
WIG of The Austrian ambassador
Mrs Grorse Vanderbilt and Mrs Ed
ward Rowland il MAS Cor he Ncnc
ri cf m. infant Welfare department.
w he Nsshinsion nic, kschcn.
shar,is ia which manN oi ias res
aen. Al and aip'amatlc seas Arc ia
,e,c>.cd iu the iaNicau mere ,oa0s
Ncmcn 81 the rcs.Gerts. sei. oom. f.
~ ,hc diplomatic corps. aud ihe
,ouns attaches q She tore'sn on
ha~stcs
rNa tsaieaaN. thc EssT,.an
sr.r4c 'a which Nisccaaiess cAsl
"a fc os .hc mana, At.AcAe N ~,
i-rensA embassy >.~rrct AeS
Nerrasf "srnhS So which iaf
N,- -te>S gsioiy aas Mrs TAoUss
n apgh,n s>ter e. Ms WinAru
sscosrs Tar. ~ts Heau Nav.
Charles Sicasrasoa as NJ Noa.1s
81 the Ea~>sa embassy. rosoa ~cTc
s,srati.ss .csurcs ol tnr q7aatts.e...
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10

The language takes on new eie-
sanee tIom year to year. Formerly a
naughty woman was called stuck
up Now she 5 described as being
up stage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10
reser,c cd on Thursday m0rnins next
AZ the Corner Pharmacy

Rrand new Oliver typewriter for
sale Price SIS Latest model; has
never been used Apply at Leader
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10
Children Cry
FOR FlErcnes'S
Q a 8 T . a

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- 6Ss. nc tAsrteeusA-- a. : -
As0gs cauSiasslau a. cay ard atis
ss1e-se6 o. .Ns Ns;Aasiss Na-re-s s
t7 the's anna san; 2 sfi -sl*
yAi> s-es. SsAiess neasri = y ca1
res; 70. sAe ezdsr lsV.ls caE. 7.-s-
Senses l.S re 1es5s- frrs1s con
nsas ~ ~ boa " tAe f.kss s.t-ns
nc ,.as5 s.lzs - he sre1-1s
Thew III Ae fur. mas e 1rAseas
SO neTs. 4Srh,as. A. -alet Srsc one
lSsts -ns-Sei - ~ sam1is,e-@t q;
ne Snshrss shesse- N f-16sy, sS-rA
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Ts.Sess AZ SCI zs esss- ana nHs he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10

Unto every one that hath shall be
given. and he shall have abundance;
hi- l,.l him that hath not shall ae
isNe. Nay even that which he hath
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-10

W.ANttse Nsr oTta tssu Nssso ''
tsA, eps, sft t,sds 81 Nsst au
p+ca. ssF sN tft
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Leader Want ADS bring results
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-17
RIlIAlilNIILu0N
increase MAlE
SENATE RAISED THE FIGURE
ON APPRO OPERATIONS FOR.
AcSRIr1iI 81 IIaE
FIGHT BOLs I. WE VII.
The Bill As Rsporssa iVhsiII li
Fareweli u tae3 Fee Tisri
tioa Of Seeds
3 Oh. Il. yVEEvII
lBy Associated PEess,

washington Apfil il.
tiotl OF the work 1g ieIit 81
agriculture was proposed sri IN iesltl.
ment 70 the, agrfcuisutal appFopFIa
bill exported to the Henate 3 ft5Iay SIS
the q agrtcultural committee. Tho cIius.
mittee made q half million dollar
crease in the house bilti B q
The committee strnek from Vi bils
the apprOpr lion fer cofl; & 1 q 4,, s.
distribution OF free seeds, 0faF lSairls.
there ia an annlfa eontest III iIi sie.5
an fen Of 800, 900 to furnish EtlieIn
primary cotton saarkete With samples
Of government cott0n stand ard
OF yarns mad from ts;sdsf fts szsii s,js J.
| ton, u An item for ferInsFa 90 -oneFa Il yai
demonstrHEIenH ana COT tdfI IS1II At
atud was ia Ilcrease1 Ell coo ~ "a, mi
coEiditipn thHE no contributions for
tslis ~ pose siiould lje received from
any ttiiivi dual or e6gpof ioI.
An item f1r she issses 81 2
az 50 f6eii ef 6rS ESifSis
amended % Include IN insaati ieSfioSs
of che cIeArett lje ana tI,e ffirs
approp pgiation tor tbs Dtssfrse
cd 35
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-17
L LONDON PR SIS
ROASTs s tIL SON
War In Mexico Would Have Been
Over But For Eloaros Doc.
trine, Thsy Declare
tBy Associated Pressp J

London, April I6sAThe London
ImorEing papers, commenting with
satisfaction onathe conclusion OF the
Tampico incident. continue 10 criti.
e!s::ej President Wilaon's policy. The
Daily Telegraph saye
Il seems plain that Huerta's face
ig thoroughly well-saved. and q very
considerable STRENGTHENING Is given
70 his position In the eyes Of hts
copntrymen."
The Graphic says:
The bargain ili double atlyan.
tage- e-satisfeetioH to sPfssideht wilson
and the saving OF Precedent Hnsrta's
face Y,
The Post says:
lis 8 moral victory Tor the
United States which will leave Huerta
Just where he was. President Wilsofi.s
policy is not quite fnteiligible TO OBJ.
|feryers outside or the United StStes
But for fhe Monroe doctrine, ii ID
probable that several European ma.
tibns would cooperate 80 soucre the
Establishment Of order and the pro-
lection OF their intereBts in Mexico
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n. D. IN AEC0YkREIl RopY
znferestlAg d liiils eat IN the Matter
o. yergat lug sss Rebels

0mahat let it I'd q si Payment
today by the % ef of the World
OF an iaRdfhtts t1ellej diis the life
OF CleTasnt Yer Il, the Texas
raneEnahs sti 10 z ave been de-
.coyed Tod atl tiie bor-
der and ikiii federal
troops. rey he that fhe
mysterious 81 Vefgara'e
body fr0fif ictsf 9is had been ac-
,ccIhplisA eftabeFs 81 th nrder.
The PROOF cf death ftifnisI1ed the
ordar, which d slA quarters here,
gave the iieEs6 tlsaE Vergara,
had been Eak ken to tcnsl y, island IN
sha Rio Gfafid i fe fsfai saliieTs
and there sIipt And b6dy bayonets
proof Of dsath. was buried by the.
soldiers.
The cashalts llep tiiiei OF the og-
der gave uiik tiie lii loTiaati ion that q
numb OF I'll emf sr iu me- order
had orgaifiEs sad eK ciitad the. res :
Gus o. tai bod 10 brought Il to
AfnegIealaI - Il tRsIs ResLoFed
to the Yer s..
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VgVlS
Ele
tl3 Aaa s2S' sIil

NeSE York Ifsi I {, ift lSss7s-
Etiss hopsd S. 4.
sogs NE 1ytslR oi tt & .h1tilse
sin3ily iDtr0sficed beliisf .sif IS s
Igolls o9 I
81 s. silill a "a 4. H 4 II
Eopft Jastses u6k fs 81
I. new trial.
8 lJl4 sner y b .ol de- &
WAS broii st 20 j Il i
apYnsgE eslice tod " iIlt
as % who ind EITn Is a fIsa
allldayl sAiaDitte u
admitfed $ s,s ~. i, Z s.,
iee lie ss. - - ~ x
md IS N the Toni6s ns,l.il l,i & 81. 8
peatance before II & sfand Sd 7
ner sIouIa NOT giges fife 3, -.
3toaay the tiifoEIIasion 30 NOT
would he tell wIiet thee. he MA III t0
becnt1le an Eleventh hour III
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sgo Slips of PlssF senressns
s of Fiiys lhiass


Iaf IS III Z 10 9l51s of
pa each rel fesehtina Sa2. 4 y 50
soe iseFae aet iveYesi to the city of
gSsts oFlE. They u ere d ed ciIscga
Sr-----.a
In pm yfi ent 8 issue nf ) So .0sl J Geo
alia he premium. IL &ils stated that
tsllse.l ss.eFl %
which ave bean ritten since Eseslie
n. Sha8, then secretary af q
my gave . check for sl0, ,O0o. 900 to
tie New York Banking Hoese, whinh
Tebresented Che French interests Id the
pnrehace by the government 0R the
partially connple leted Panama Canal.
& THE two baHi King houses which prir2
chased tho lcity 4 IA per cent. staftS
sars bonds at ili,45 offered them iiit
g2:Io and NJ the close OF business
t4niglt e was said they hold S22 ,O0O,-
| D90 OF the amount Their profit on
the issue WIN be s422, 200.
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slsTI0N ], PR0HIBfaIOA i

! (By A1sOcfated Prese)

Washin 10 tprif I6 E6hib Hon
ists before tIiS sehafe Judiciary COM
mittees con nsll suments today FOR
eubniqsaio1 u the state OF const titti-
tionnl aEeGnslrnent Barring the iIqeor
rs tTEsEe. O. 5SiSs ]; >,
tntande7t .og the Virginia Artissal loon
have To o9nt Senators that Stlie &
amen dnenf would Be the most et-
feetiya az of hting the tFafIic de.
eiAred no pEh p9nle tell positiyeiy how
fsr Fenchins the ERler dlieat would De.
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Eleegllss Ese Ns fsoslst
tsirnss
lBy ssoola sl

AeialltH. Ga.s Al &, i.,s,.
.QL Aseo N. ran 81 /! x x 4,
gperih tendert I, ~, x.
SO eridsy fer tlib 81 !.
IS ID ~ ~
a ION 70 ~
ECO
q q fe ~ &, <
g sIen tlaslt ~ lts s i Il X 4 q ~ g
in flle case THAI ~ led -
alton q comm a {. * s. f,.s y a
niisnlent of the efssict 81 lIla
alloN FfaTsE Is s. $50 ( ~. sfI,s r.
FoarE com when BE gsfllics ~
slp11cad The b tIsls ypl.s. Z .ss.s
stisinE OF The claila 0f Aewiy 81 rcd
-eyidencs. s 3 y
elsntse on both motion = stFI,
ere 1iled in the superior o0sspt gisi
pc heard By Judge Hill on kbril 29s
Eiiss astspa Of tae court alstop1afs tIsss
ally stays the han giag of Fran 4 tlr :
sii final acsion Is taken on ths tygb
.saotions. 8 & 4 4
6 Violation Of tho United Stnfaa coaa
ton il claimed By counsel for
tho defense ID the action 81 1fifixe
Roam, Who pre- ded at: the trial Ia
allow is Frank TO be absent from ll.e
fcoart FoolE when the verdict ~ rel
tuTped. It Is believed THE red win
cons tltufe the basis OF d Annaai fo
the supreme caliIs or the United
States I'M cfsse the Htate ccns Il hBiIy
derEd des against b fssEe heath z, S
Il1s motion soS the q Anuiln 81 tEe
sFisszts % LlIvI,1 Fy lktLQt'17 70 who,
heretesore, have not beea a eeked
With the defense. Tt raises qslse-
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IL OR 1 & DERS
IlI g II
E VIII ~
es5l1ecY q So ,.==--.-= g.
Ae1sal Is "a tsns
lBf AasaclIsl 7aresal )

ashspstops April rs PfesIslent
Ees asked hy sSbgt
leFe On fOuRy. 5c Te4ueat kstoEnag
FS5sasFaE ~ seynpids 70 oHtatn s aay
O. 9 exeuu ugIpEl roe, IIIa twenty Bs n
boF leaders sentencea FOR ontb bScity
II the dynamite ,0nspifaeg
kie sentences untii MS Iiad af Ob
teNsts 10 feFi6w afs the pror
HanG The applse Esni for pnfd0n. 4Iia
ps elt promised to give the
eafafa eonaidefgt
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Irissrssts Us Oh


t0Es II
lions of lSilier can ecs 10
II foFsiga agents Is the 81 Get Of
i suit the siprense ca 81 asked
10 review Ritllia the next fetF a 1ays.
Informal anni iicnf floik fnrs khn reHfexcI
,slS t5d ed With IT'S court
The case IS oile u ich the Birge-
Enrhas cam - = g. raxoa
9as held fIabIe e tsl III fore 81 4 agent at
bremen TOR 4. 600 This
aiil1unt tlle tss he: sessst paid
10 purehE df cotton foF selling
cotton 4 them not III % Grade.
The nc s e stia WIS stI III t he red
erAi coflfE II soxts 81 liter rbitra tors
selected ID ies IN tie rules
Iof the Brerlen sOt ton ge had
held the niifoh yer 6 tiffed to
damages q'hs TeSss firIl INV COM
plains tEta the arb ri ia
ades xed BY the Rfeni ets So 6hange
shout q not laaFe BEEN iiBed h tie arr
filtration lt 1 Ell s4tsea hi would
Have irval ed Iii q issl off the cent
for teparaslon frefn the ex xn6rterss
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M ORABBE
Nayy Department h eesares 1t Sl,enlI:
:sss q sReeo laes a Sl

aalltE oa3 a pfil ] llils 8 avv as
% lisle4l aisea ii IS llo 4 iII rlal ~
81 a IS iiiit
"a s;5qe)it a 81 Il Z "a j,
easly reft.s, & b sof IN fs sl
Eof tstlT OF The power whose ;fisE Il !
Just been saiptet ThiS n ifl ats5fa
WITH irtsrnRf Rft0lal comfy ana s4ste
custom ssa.. $. ~ 8 g !;
/ & In Admiral AIage.s written com.
"a 80 =
Tas Informed By ADMIRAL Rifyo fliat
the salute would Be returned by slla
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TIlR FOREIfiN P0SYEks
Gansed Haerta no Decide on 1iik
Course Out 81 EanIs

H5ashingtol, April il; INJURY "a
to the fliara cter OF pressure hrouS,lI 81
on General Hnsrta brought out the Sact
that foreign goyern1ne neIits had an active
interest in the events. ar the last
twenty four h0nrs. Both the French
.and German Ambassador, aftef eofl-
terences st tho State department, wers
IN cnniInnn Inn II Is understood:
With their senthtsyes In zico
city. y, g,3 n 4 ;
q Ailot hor phase or the sfi.Inffnss "a 4
8. vel aiithsr idated report tiiat tlie
last inst llnneht . I q 4oan. due ffneffIl
yta aa bout %. be held up 81. foreign
ban kers e he did not comply wisIl
Anne rInan ieIaands. ,s,al S & n
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sa9 saoei ,.3.


NE Books u - knA for sflH
eleetlon h Faed a rs ls' y SIN
were pes. R this nfofnfst sif tie
Office 19 tiie en- 81 81 rts5{71F ~
room pelI &
sn order s IS a i1a
tlaeaSe shs yoseI b
hle Ices stats asIs sfss fas
u ssen sfeat 81
tee q 81 eb 8 4 FS7ks
the q : 8 50 '.
s la : latss
hoy "a ke Hlls R3fo ktEfS his
'nspt& of a zsif 4
~ 7ss7
81 E7J7 ~ : O. aii 1ai u sH
f
- = . 81 iSf
ble Rsa Il
ca ntt the - KS n
ei ek ss
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f sE.IS rs A
MAN .RI "a
Famed s.. Iee tEasster 5
After EsilFo FsF ..
The Gov
(Bk Aasoel - 1raasl

Washington ID. 6. !, 4 81 h lis ---IndIct-
meats were voted div by thA Fed
leral Grand Jury, Il ss q der5tood au.
thoritatiyely, aEaiest q 8 fo1f with usEs-
es who refused 70 fs q bef6ye the
interstate commeree iiilission fact
Eriday concerning rel of tde Bil.
lard Company Will sgF kyen
Railroad system s5sna,, y.
probably viii not De ied for Eey-
eral days, pending word fron,
the witnesses. as tC 81 d itsf3 tiiey "a.
sire 70 change their ttttle. Grini-
lai prosecution was 0rted 10 in
preference to conteIa eeeSiiass.
ne men whose h afe beF64s
tne 1dry are Harry u ,nl 8. snra,s !.
dent iof the MereA 81 ISs ~ rlSni,
Of New flaye $ me ~ Il
pfesid dent OF the s 3, 3 FssSSl
ol News Haven Eld u EyelS an 4
samaeI More ods s, sll Il ayenl
all four are suppcSed re g ibiaj
oe11nectien With tlla Elll sonif f,a,,y.
throagh which it isss - \ list
niilions of do Il esys JJay-
en- securities have heer 8 M
Eefted, =: ~ * 81 ~ 8! sts ~
Henry Stod ddafd. coaIAsS a fSrs l,ionis
eng eng iriela tcLiay .ses chef gouns
sci Joseph w + -. "a Tifersfafa
erce solntnis Ion, 1sirt iiis
nllE4lit iInEnF zlEsl Z. e.
rath her sIan lnssrso 8 tig16S 81
IN sIsi isttnent and ei sI !Drel sS,,,. !.
ttuktssfs - Isfs
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SecFs star ID

fne y 8. J: !. :. - . &;

I
leesEs ark April Se tasi, 5oaapl,iia
Ieanieis aeeref ary iOs tlle ~ fsss
guess of honor, fiis Nav Z ,ss, ~
t1es United tafes held itii. nisIlh SIfis
naai bapauet tonight ard 80
speR iapd the pr6f
The navy for siif1eA iefe NJ
shown ~ the, S1Fu7Int sla 81 Ea ~
|a powerful squadron for ~ stas ~.
ters 9 the cttl 4 OF the lts I. ls<s
authorities tIlts week. :, y ~
his resent order atnilsliiiie = tie {eiise
Iness Sec, Daniels SAID:
singular IeciE ~ ioi neffscs
Who SEQ st 70 sssstk nc e. 8 fs,1
70 dlscip pline on ~ b one nGISS &
iiit1 q rnSa 1s l5IIItsI an q;
on The 0fssef Eaf grSnt6F &, 4 fsf. =.
lthEn that IL .l3i2hEeil lsll. 80
Secretary said kIterk ssss flsa
n1tsy al more tenn faS q fiessl u
men in tiiei world ian u Al
y;if 5ffscafs EEs sailed 4 ~ n
81 they sEoiila not IA tiis;
ahol hing cfyss wine nie Il 81
eers iu e sfsa : =; 4
IWosfl r.ssrssaiE = ( : & hsssss- .sss.-s
Is6 speck s1f Il nfs1ek hi i Hsii.ss. thl
saiH the secret ~; fhe lass Fif 4 q & 2
cal batgIA and the hehcf 9t a0tlsfs
|tsy may easily hinge 1sa ofss Sc
many ken isl the seE II
aNsleB lgea
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8. EE...Is 9lNsI EEllaIs.Esl
s3rltleh GDnsHIl II isI iis q 81 =, 5
T Agaiagf VI :ss 3
(Ry SAasonlafalI pfasaII

x LTlUIF- ~
g El Bsso, Tex. April 16 81 eli Z
tnaEd- gumn7anss until recaSkfy Hfitisis
vice consul az Torrann ls1s. - ssosi
20 General xeIase0 Gem El5fIs a
teillands Tor the slsfIsnd en- 81 a
reached here today fFoIa tlke AEat,
GunhFd C1l7nInins who ON
ms way to Next eoli firn,
nslys per icc0ufl 8 tillIf Is if5s
the s1nss1ge under eassi b "a on 1iiSlsf
fhisaatE NJ sfIGss AL attt - 3 -
port the tncid lent 20 the Ifik kish ana
l hasssi idoe 81
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Rassa No re.
isya gs Ssifs

Easaenge faln no. s6f IL 5liisr,
ilestcn & road
Was p lir VI 81 % h0ura
a was q g i h I'll IS
his al 5Ei an On asi
lao ~ but pssl the - did
not reach Aefe in
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RACES ABANDONED

HIS Point Against fllenf. (.
Tlisnl Okla april 10, Because OF
lynvHTuIQsaI o.. Au5uERnE EpneTHI 5slUpVH
10 Wit dratg state ops from The TILL
Va Jockey Clubs gfonrt & RI j. ALL
son, president cE the CIcb, today an,
founeed tho aband islieFt hfs the race
meeting which began here Monday.
GSlsE 1, -. ar.Iasee Iaae Has. SaslEss saasa n.
tIal law for several days b bsaause 81
failure 70 dlAcpptinlie betting
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GRA ATlEY YIlEgs llE:
ED PRESIDENT WIZ on
THURSDAY
BIC CT SlIJD
SIN OvVS RI f 1.
Accepting Husrts's Apology Is
MOI Regarded IN Any sehse
AS lleeog ognizing Him Head
of q GossssErlsnt
lPy Associated Pfessi)

Washington, April lie. THE United
States government tonight accepted
General Huerta's offer 10 salute the
starr and stripes, as AN apology for
the arrest Of AInerican biujae kefs al
fTampico d week ago tcday n IA The
J Hperta governments salute 10 TIC
American flag aSyil be cred with
1 q lutte To- the tFi-colt til of the EexsI
can nation. ~ :
Ihie arfang gementS the details OF
which were being fita aliy arrHnged-
tonight Ia an exchange OF offieial
messages bstween Wasti.t tgton ana
Mexico City, end ded.i Id the view ss3f
tlls high adrsiin istsat lion GI1IciaIs, the
crisis that had Tesuite ed In the dis.
patch OF American wa sieetssto Next.
can wa ters. Executive officers and
congfs fsssmaIs brentkea s sigh of rez
lief shat the tenHipft had passed 81
sSe tiIns hgs been set tor the dting
ran no further ord efs sviI be sent
70 tho American Aeess now procedes
Ing south. II is practically certain.
however that while many os the yes
9sele viii be turned baclx otIserg viii
~.
y d, ~ M M
= ssesls ~. ~
S.; q. = Tor. e.
s ~ .sss 81
" ~ ~
navy dspa tlrlesl { off cials. Al
sFeppftad that st va ssilge favas fe
cEstom In flee IL : 4, M :;
Z als q ~ &
~ s - ), " tasf
- y ~, 1s
- y AZ 4.
~ Z ~, 4 = ~ ~ ~ ~. &
~. wv ~ ~ -
II I, & J.
ses. y, 9 not
IL yflsektA Eerx
-. =
- 80, 5, y. nstL
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washington 1gls IFne dietsly
TTIBTE7 t7yzE = EKz rs ID ElSI. -
of offInto ~ As ans storm
cloud Ili ia aii ~ al - Ion
slfcad hr0teh lcfa euaftesss
{ Pfan lfisnt ssli liif ed 10 90 -
White 6ipiss IN Va for
i, fsseiid a 1nd 5 cf elafs 59 gass
WHO IS 81. u t6 hise his leafs
delayed trio ta zisliii, FIa. Akfenti6n
flfat ltad kee rs
from the "a tlirlsa4
ashia 20 con 70 mo.
tl1sstie tfe IS ae Declared The
sssif6 of tile ilsi a 81 ann
fsiea incident il ~ en-
laf eartag ID fl
6oii6S of fhe laa
Isl1E Eahnfat ~. ~ E lEeat .aLl
slss h3r. 81 q ~ con cls
hn lhe Afes
faafi8A fa 81 oTl6 flsby had
Secelss g. a. Fii n ana
ttsn con- fbf glk sfest
sneff q n fos -
fdo fYrd(bs ilkt b :. ...l-sz- 5l-S -
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- tttt " =
oliltias rap
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turn Of the Salute
/. Is But a + ) lily
(By Assoeiated Isrsse

pashingt gton, April Il FTpeFta'a n or
for WIS received in ecng ssnerAI.
II With apprBEa1 ana nfsrnbeTs FAINT J
liar With iEternati6Es &. I'd 81 5
sgEssa that Z return .aailte from
AZ reeoEnilion OF the FIuefta rs inie,
or beneath the dignity o9 the United
States. isii y { $:
Senator Lodge. ranking republican
member OF the foreign relations
Iristees who had said early IA the day
tllpt 10 return the salute would unilliky
TIE etfest scf tlie apology withdrew
lsHps VI llfClrili stKteE y tGIenuonet IneSS-
aags with S;ecfetarys Bfyans
Senator Shiyely, acting chairman
of Tho foreign relations committee.
was auiek TO agree that the United
States government could not rbfraia
irem answering the Mexiean ap6Ie-
getfe guns Return salute was in
accordance with the sntetnattnnaf
custom.
y During executive session Jste today,
senators diseussed the feb0rted HUI
gtta position informally, and It ssRs
ageyed that The United States should
not qslIbbIe oyer returning the salute.
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CRISIS is l1
.EEgS
o q o q os 70 % o. o
10 sEs efgt1og.

Cliariotta, NJ g. "A Afjisi nc An
ola Chsfekee or Cfu&tah Indian
/, wonihas Cd 81 a Itstli EPsbn sbec-
iaI tbaiaii and in
stantiS ksls - ,AAttffaattii;.
4 Coast fiihS inbroke,
NJ G., Naell She atsafipted to
save her dos which was on the
track ahead bt ,ths iccomctiye.
20 O ID D ID b b 3 8 b q
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~ Ii
Atlanta pfiI oit hosh
5atdFS IN t13f rEIulI IT7ilJF-<I FTF-zlE5=
msnfs tonight ,rhe ~ noiiit
Was that Frank was not n court room
SSlieh the verdict was read Tiils was
gsene as IS 9precaslstcg - nr6iact the
IIjfiaonsf N case he SCOUTS
tad It ls fcnnteraesl tliat lie knew
nclhslis ng Tits affaa one Of
lRis attorneys knew aotiilng az IL ss
Solicitor Dossey 81 clares aas tle
= ~ I5iSls5iiIS sIIJs
cement between tho judge an 4 Two
bg the attorneys o. me oslser side
l5e saia tsset Ellese ssssE0 attofneya
Ititl no y = ~ ~ TrfUT7;
sgeI b taken Gf two nstaR-
sesa stEta tlsef I raiil s sleianall. !.
ed tho new tsssll en- StSs totns and
mar Ii ls Ms life - ~ md sis
aot tiiesss.
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STATE nAYL0sE
THE
-,-.----s--,----y-s - -, \
THE MATTER IS BEING HELD
UP BY SECRETARY OF !
WAR res! INQUIRY
GOVERNOR rs Mad
And z Alleged y y Have ssre Com
aietfng Reqaetss g Nvashins
,s.lls ssszzSvtea
GOVERNOR is Mad
7-T.'TT- !,
fBy Associatedl Prasal

Washington, April i6. Seeretary
OF War Garrison ann6tlii iced toni SS1
that he Yss hoi ding up the seiectSon
OF q size for the annual stnirier Ina an
levers of the Iililitias OF Fiorfda.
Georgia, South Carolihs and Norlb
Carolina, pending the adjustment of
the latest clash between q Governor
Cole u. Blease q South Carolina aud
the war department. N fs3
The Isle of Palms, near arlest6S
had beel selected by the militia ad-
jutants general and the war tiepnff-
ment hut was not approved because Of
yigorovs cbJectlonai from Governor
Bglease, who comp planned that he iis
not been conenlted Later the depart
EnguI TgCsIFSa u lgIDIS4STzIII ,TrIJTrTss IlIy,
governor iirginEs the aeIeetion of sue
Nonplpssed by this ievelopnien
SeeTetury CARTS son asked the cover
nor 70 wlthdraR one or the utlier OF
bis com iinnieat Ions. but the COVER
liug TUTu5Sus INSISTING IlaE WlIIe ne
wanted the tsle OF Palms chosen he
must be copBnited. Now Repfesenta-
tive w haley OF South Carolina has un-
derta ken to strsig ighten cut the tangle.
Tie s;shaflag.
Some time ago it was aaaoiIneed
from Washington that the United
States army officer inspecting the
slteE I'M thiE state 6ff ffeFea Tor the en-
Icatnpment ot 40. 600 troops. silis stiifi-
Inrer. had selected the Isle or Igsas.
s3opn !. Ii p ord Is 70 {
E1ked w; III 8 ;l6i
is ls e. On
Ing III ise 81
oSs am als 5atii1csll
that ne le Sf lilSs lyt0uId get the
encan lbIS {. titgeF sT, there hts
been anotlss nitsE has been re-
EpF grTsS wy p 7Iyr3ti ~ ~ ;ulBR Rfe1St
ga because nf the fact that sl1e war
sdepArtrhe eat had ordered some coin-
- ssll5
had ezpfaksed himself So forcibiy that
the Nar dep ayt traent would not send
my troops into this stats AtInnta
had aireadg been making d Bis fight
for the 5ncanpinent. g;
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