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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11

FLORENCE, So DAKOTA. -" used to be very sick every month with bearing down pains and backache, and had headache good deal of the time and very little appe- tite. The pains were so bad that used to sit right down on the floor and cry, because it hurt me so and could not do any work at those times. An old woman advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Con- next month so took three moro bottles of it and got well so I could work all the time. hope every woman who suffers like I did will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "- Mrs. P. w. LANSING. Route No. l, Florence, South Dakota.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Only Sure Corn
 Cure Ever Known

! To endure the pains and tortures caused by little thing like a corn
 Is ridiculous, simply because it is un- necessary. The new-plan corn cure.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11

Every sick woman owes Compound trial cnans to one that will completely THE LYDIA pnKf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

the greatest American Safeguard health three neralons has been relieving from the female until there hardly hamlet where do not rd 10 have been restored to health by its
 How Three oyerworked Women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11

A AMBITIOUS that their homes shall be
 kept neat and attractive children we'll dressed and family well nourished, thousand in our homes are sacrificing their health to cook, wash, iron, dust mend and sew, until s tastens itself upon them and their every da struggle with weakness and pain.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

Cells for Water;
Man Is Rescued
FROM Fire Raias

~, i.ssais. Ms. Mapsh is.-iiis
.siis for = arisk Sf .a.ss .ars TO-DAY
led so sh. s.ssas at TLsssas. itnsAs
fsoaas the saias " The "a isiis ss~-si
.Sssapaass biiiiihes shirss -s~s-A
sSass after the sss1sGas. COLLAPSED
as.sSr tho weight sf fsiieh sail,
ifafAr died s~s.sai hoaass after b~ihs
tsA-a ffSsss the saihss
is-esasss -fss bad s~sa digging Ia
the suiss all hiehs ess- .sshihs ,o
-.,ris ate a b.sif sE1a ,h.F s-s-
startled By iias1ss saiis tsr hsip, AZ
ter the f.we al eighty ss-h had work
.d i.s half an haar shsF fsaha iiasAs
Pihissa'i ahssr a s~.tioa os ttssrins
Near tiask- sAs tassns tho s6sis at
AN uhiass'ifisi saan. bringing ,s-
to4Ai dead sosihd la s~s.n.
Th- ss.if at ,hsafi 4, MssSsaas.
a sissisa of the Mtss~.,si A,hiesis ginb
ns-. ~~s iasstitisd taaS..F sF a ssoslsr
-s. u. J. M.k.sss. OF M-ri+ian. Csah.
fhs~@ bodies s-sasia usia-h,isird
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
ARREST ORDERED
Of LEADER Of
!. - .-.ulSIER MOVEMENT

i.s asis.a. Mas~h ,=Thr Glssis-
ss,. that variants has- b~.n .isn-.,
Ior tho srF-s, at SiF isi- ard Carson
snd 9th e leaders al 'hr Ulster sasy--
sn.ns.
Il IL officially DECLARED the, ,h-F,
Ia absolutely n. truth In the state
'.-h, mad" To-day hy ih. .i.'s- that
Warrants .hpy" b-.a signed for the
asr-@, .f Cir Lawars Csrsan . nd
other uni.nis' leaders.
Sir Edward Carson. ~ho ~as fer.
n"riy conservative solicitor .-arra'
has ai~apa i,--n .n- .t the meet uUrt
opponents of hons fgi- for ireland.
I'm" several occasions h- has stated
that the p-"pl" "f Ulster would r.
fus~ 4" r-'"snis- q parliament In
Dublin. In September last. in tho
s"urs" OF speech 4. tho ulster Vol.
un'--rs. he aaii.
I'VE have the pledges of some Of
the greatest generals in the british
army that they will come over aud
help us Keep the old flag flying when
the time arrives
In September. 1919. he was the
first to ru, his signature to tho COW
cnant entered into by tn" Ulster mon
watch binds them to usn all IN.
means that may be found necessary
to defeat the conspiracy to set up
home rule in Ireland"
Sir Edward has been the central
figure in the house OF commons and
In the country in til" campaign
axains, home rule. lie declared In
December last year at Nottingham
that the Ulster Volunteers numbered
10000 men and were well trained
and armed.
Mr.. Laws proposition that a ref
crendum pt the country should bc
taken on the home rule bill and the
local option proposal for sitter was
rejected by Premier Asduith. who
said THAT he believed tho govern
mcnt's proposal offered the only hope
OF IA lasting settlement.
Mr. Law In his speech con,endcd
that the government could avail IT.
self OF a referendum without any sac
rificc of its principles or dignity. lie
said he did no, desire to stand on
technicalitics. He declared that II
Premier Asduiths proposal that the
counties of Ulster should vote on The
question of inclusion in the Irish gov
ernment meant that tlstor was not
to he driven from the United King
dom against her will IL would be ac-
certcd as a basis of discussion. IT,,
however. IL meant that at the end Of
certain time the people of Ulster
were to be brought automatically un-
der tho power. of tho Duolin parlia-
ment against the will of the union
lists he would object strenuously. Tho
oposition leader than made his offer
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
HOTEL GUESTS IN
PANIC FLEE FROM
BLAZE IN BUILDING

Milwaukee. Wis. March 10
Guests OF the Windsor Hotel. mum
bcring nearly two score, were COM
PEELED to flee for their lives early to-
tay when "a fire broke out in the
Jlant of the Western Newspaper I'm
ion. in the south portion of the
building. Quilted the four story
structure and caused damage to nd-
joining properties.
Charles Sanborg, lessee Of the ho-
tel. declared that every guest got out
safely. The property damage is
100000.
The job department of the Even
ing Wisconsin, one OF Milwaukce's 5
oldest newspapers. was considerably
damaged by smoke and water and
the basement. containing the news
paper presses, was flooded with sew
eral feet OF water.
A fire wall separating the upper
floors OF the Evening Wisconsin
building from the hotel structure
saved the newspaper plant.
The Western Newspaper Unions
loss is SiO,OOO and that On the hotel
building $4,000.
Definite announcement WAS made
today that every guest at the Wind
sor Hotel escaped without injury.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Asquith Regime
Centured in Commons

London. March ia vote of CEN
sure on the British government was
moved today in the house Of commons
by Andrew Bonar Law. leader Of the
opposition. II was based on Premier
Asouith's refusal on Monday to give
details OF tile scheme Of local option
by which the nine counties Of Ulster
would be permitted 10 vote separately
on the question of the new Irish gov
ernment.
The leader Of the opposition Offer
ed to give \ guarantee that II the
Eovernment would take a referendum
vote Of the United Kinkdom on tho
homo rule bill and local option pro
posal the unionists in both the house
Of lords and the house OF commons
would place no obstacle In the way
Of carrying out the will of the REQ
pie.
Sir Edward Carson. the uistel
unionist leader. backed up Mr.. Law
offer by saying that II the premie'
was prepared to give him definite
offer Of Z referendum he would &C
cept that decision.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
Mother Jones ''.'as :.
Offered Title II
"Csxey's Army

iA.ssf. c"ia. Mss'h 10
"Mo,hsr Joss~ sah be a soios.i
II she sss,s tea a-ssrai
sossg's n-s array. Sf ,h.i sii-.
Wednesday she sos-issd ti.s
Icii"-ias ls.s.sssa tfoh. cas.f.
s@as isosn Lis hSaa. a, MAssiitoa.
Ohios
Ms .if. shd I congratulate
SO. aiSa Foar f-i@ss~ Nssis
ilaal.sisohss-ns .ss an sai,Fsss.
have commissioned ySa =
so,oasi, i.nils. a s-sin-s, aad
!oin "a. at washins,oe sa MaF
81 W. i-as. h.s- AIril Is sa
sar tnafsh 10 weshihs,.a
-. u CoNEi." "
iia. Mother j0a-~ a@usa,
san, ss kois cas-s. sfhas. aaa
she do-s ho. b-tiut- in military
titles
II An, loo bass h-iI.ins in tha
frat sikh, fos Iss.sis- tss the
people q. rsisspsSs she gill s-'-
piS ss ros.fs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
HUERTl ENVOY
T0COnFER WITH
JOHN LIND

MAshiastSs. - e. MsRL -
Wkii- Ia. official sSFd rsm- u. ,h.
Matte iioese isdAY ~ Ihs Eri-sstsA
I,arT..s- .s ti.n.ssi Ha-sia 10 s-,Ssss
sssri-ss vita the IEll2i s,A,ss. bs
81 H.iiag his ssinisirE u fofrisR at
fairs. Jos- issjss. - Vera sNaS. ,s
esst-r sita Jshs lisa aihaihissssr
.ISn onisisi. isdisstsa a .iiiihsGHss
sS iiss-a ,a saS ses proposals Toe a
peaceful s~tiisS~sis rhT3 s.sazra 40
attach most isposssaTs as ,hls iiHas
ss ske S-isroas sf sss ia ~ nains bat
sle a. 1ossuaa. vhisE l. rst~Sssd to
aaasa a sFi,I1si iafs 10 she ssrrassh
ssa prestige IL sh- a1ssraaths taS-
,ions.
Wh-a th- -tshsnss os arss b~'
s.-~a s~hSr 6sHb@a aaa shasss -
sh.ashnss-F ssa joha Lint vas
esag tss.t last autasaa abe ai't'aie
o, al. washiasssa sSs-sssssat -as
nsrais established ss a5p@s"a a"s ua
H. sa tE- r.eaxsitt"s sf lts.sso. hsi.
ss that ~ shy ssss-se@s Of hts oh""s'
Sag, IN. WA.hisEsaa s@srramsn'
has s~-s ssisafa. that a p~ssrsai s~ss
,l-as-ss Ia Msss~o a-p-aa-s n"'
alone on The choasiaz ai msn s"'
Aasss ssipiassssis s~e@Get,lps ssslshs
s~ .x..sa-.i. 10, sksg =i ~as equally
s-p-ns.n, sh the attitude AZ ihe
ssasslsu,is.si,.,.. ~s" has. aaF
a.aae.a th.is siiiiasass. sa g"sE'
pris- -i,h the ttussss sr"sP
sh.aiJ The saessisa'i"HaIi.'s tT
a.f-a.-s, ., Tssfeoe. IL i ~ishsn Tbs
r.as. as p@ssibiiitIr. that ,hs shol"
sl,sssion MAJ b. sssnsrd and a
rarsprasais- candidate sssr-a SO
/. SPECULATION in official si'si-'s uss aps
based sn say asflsii- tsfossna''.e
aaa a--s Of the vi,i, es iisiss q" ME'
i.iad sss eagerly sssi'sd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
MILITIA PREVENTS
UM|0N|STS FROM PUTTING
Up TENTS 1t FORBES
Bill Diamond and Bunch Eacouater Troops
When They Seek to Re-esiobiish Lower
Colcny Broken Up Last Week

The untohis,s eras Ssil ,s 'Ssbrs
aHa thea sams back 2ssla.
Nn -sJssii,iSa Sf aEish Eara hssaa-
sd bf sFasiY WtiiiaHa Disnss1s. 90.
Of tho 7hias PiasN os shu soatArra
Colorado sisiAs. ssr. Es-ssn,ssi fs0as
sslsins sSEss a. i'sssrrs shis tagrsihs
bf assaits of saitIsis asa-s Cot ", n
Davis aHa Cap,aih a. X. t.i.d-nssts.
rka uhlsn Es-h s~n, frosts rFiHitaA
ia aa,SaasLiiss foe th- psist.asa 1T &C.
establishing .hn taN1f s@nl sgl8es
bgoAsn 40 tass week ssilosih lk.
attest Of htn.ss-a strikers al fssb=ls
foe alleged s@ahsstLan stsA sh1 Att1s
sss "t a n"a'aBioa aiHrs. rbr unr
loaists had siseuret-d IN .ssssins ~
1ar os a.. .l.Era s-ass soFa aosn
~A-a shp soldiers roatr up aa1 told
Hiii ssi his boys Z. '-as il "a.
WAY is Tho F.as@ss aa-ris.i ,iii
as he ss.s, 80, bic au5st .s psioa sus
piaG
~Th"ss ,ra,s sosS ,aA-a s"sn
4hi sh.y as- 's ssraaIn ssssa uni--s
YaSa sc. p~Emissisn ss"as GatsSHas
Nnsrssons t1 pa. them us." replied
saion-i b,sts
''its i-assd Land. aIs', i,f' s.s
niii.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
FRENCH CABINET
BEING DISRUPTED
BY RECENT TRAGEDY

Paris. March Madame Call
iaux's assassination oil Castor Cal
mc,,c. editor Of the Figaro. brought
about another change In til" French
cabinet today when Ernest Monis.
minister OF marine. added hi. rc.iv-
nation to that OF Joseph CailiauS.
minister of finance.
\ meeting Of the cabinet council
accepted his resignation. For the
present. Albert r. Lcbrun. minister
Of colonies. will act also as minister
OF marine.
Madame Caillaux Is still the OBJ
jcct OF deep popular sympathy.
Crowds took advantage today OF the
mid -lcn,cn holiday to gather at the
gates OF Saint I.azarc prison. the
women's pcnitcntiary. where she is
in custody. The people manifested
great courtesy in the visitors to the
Jail. who included the lawyers en-
gagged for her.
In tho central districts OF Paris,
as well as in the more turbulent
quarters on the south side OF the
Seine. the police had taken every
prccautio ion to prevent political DEM
onstrations. The residence o. NJ.
Caillaux was strongly guarded. as
were also the offices of the Figaro.
the senate and the chamber of dcpu-
ties.
The resignation OF NJ. Monis was
caused by statements made In the
chamber OF deputies that while he
was premier he had hxortcd power
fuI influence on the public prosccut-
or, Victor Fabrc. to postpone the
trial Of Henri ROchcttc, who was al
legged to have swindlcd the public out
of sums agSrcgating $2o,Ooo.ooo by
fraudulent stock transactions. Ro-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
WAR WITH MEXICO"
TALKED N HOUSE

washInss6r. Il - N4Eeh IL
NNsr sish Msslsa s-ans . sar .f
-shsassioa the faasasa at .sf iF.sps
pass sh- reali.f ,h- M.sisaas siil
arer sh-ss ausss-i BAD ssas. sonHasa
ssas- against The hated sFias@ess
a-~tsfri n-os-Nntasisp itutlihss ot
i'.nnsfiSshis. Progressive. to-day In
tho hssis~s its declared u was the
duty Of congresses sa stand .,1uia
def 4. shuaiasr in III. M-si.aa si,uaH
lion ana that h. t-uti-t-a os,.r
~ossti not b- RESTORED in M-sIeo save
by q strong snan sssl.rsg'rd By
ios.n sap-rt"F in thu factions noe
hafsusN'as tho ."aHssf and thAi
there ~ss mn such tosy- In Nes,sos
y bciies.'i ,hp ume snpss soms, /.
'lg9xs ~ HHeuly 0vSeed. US s1a~J.
'sh-o IL ~iii b~ tho imperative au'y
Ut lhi. sus-snm-ni To- announce q"
tho world that ps~srns saaaI,iohs In
M-sis. must s-a.~ and that unless
~ a sis-n Iinsu the M-sirans them
selves shall have made pacific at
sane-m.nts an. s.as- h.s'iiitl-s. The
tini,sa ssa,rs. in the Interest af hu.
nanity. -iii undertake TO restore
peace and sopa order
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

,ha. The suarah'r- ,ha. The asSoas
lets -slla place me- smp-.iliHsas in
the ~sy aa, %, ,tss will sf The I.-.pis
" the sosrrn;Asa, s.s.a take = F,-f
es-aaam of the taiI.d sinssi.ta ga
tho hor rule hiil srr the .o~ai "tss
liar ptop'us.i f.ss 'si.sss u. .r~,-
led 'ha, u the '-ssst' % tho ssf-rfa-
aun sas IN fsVor ~ tho hii' 81
ans-aassi by i'r.mi-r As1ai;h's iassi
ot'inn proposal. naihihs uauid -
done by the asishis's asains, ire put
Ting Int. ap-rs,isa af sh. sili 81
the people s.'npi"'siY saa si,ses'
delay.
n Mr Aslui,h refused the course
suer.s'rs'. said Mr. T.aw. !, could
only h. "b-cau.s tho government
thought" in the uoris "f wins.sn
spencer churhiii. ''iha, the uurs-
,ipn should lee settled by huiI-,A
rather than bJ votes
Mr Laws speech cun-iuL.'i with
the f.ilosinE words;
"whs, aboa, the army n u II
only question Of disorder the army
~ili aud oiEh, 4. obey hut u u, IL -
question Of civil war the soldiers are
citizens like the rest Of the people,
Tho army will he divided and that
force bc destroyed. on which wa do.
pend for our national safety
Premier Asrui,b. however. looked
coldiy ON tho proposition Of a refer
cndum. iir said he would not so
farther than to say that the govern
m.nt took no ro'r Of II.
The premier. who spoke only for
few minutes. said:
9Th" government does not rccchc
from It's proposals under which thcr-
would be no coercion OF Ulster. The
scheme gives a six vars trial OF home
rule before there would he any at
tempt to bring Ulster under its pro-
visions. IT is my belief that In the
governments proposals lies the only
hope OF a lasting settlement"
When Sir Edward Carson and Jo-
scph Dcylin. nationalist member. en-
tered the house the atmosphere be-
came heated The Ulster leader call
C"ntiau-a ow WsE- ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
REDF1ELD'S REPORT IS
ATTACKED IN HOUSE

Washington. D. C., March ID
Secretary Redficld's recent report on
the prosperity OF shinglc mills of the
northwest was attacked In the house
today by Representative Humphrey.
Republican,. of Washington, who do
clarcd it was based on anonymous
evidence, obtained by partisan invcs-
tigators "with u view to supporting
the prcconcoivcd notions of their
chief,3
Mr.. Humphrey recently charged
that the mills had been injured by
the new tariff. Secretary Redfield's S
rcport was rcfutation Of that.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
RES. WILSON TAKES
ISSUE WITH CRIIlC
Of CANAL POLICY

Washington, H. a.. March 10
President niis.n toii ssoaasSs JSa-s
is-i-ahiiean. Of wsshinsiSa. ,sssaS
.hAI h- mas skating Sa sLih i.-
Ia III. sp-~sh yesterday. shieE broad
H. hisssi thss the Psssiarns HAD hs.
.i.esss.a I" r-ai a ssars~aso 'o ."hsr.ss
On the i'shanaa ss,is aar~ais. sssii
after fsir i.iaa-i sassiens iisi,ish aria
lister 10 Mraiss. visited The wsi,.
hosis~.
The srnat1s saEs- Ia Iis@ uss vita
the rs--id1as certain regulations. %
. p-n.siss fishsfiss lii affecting ID.
sal Nj, wiissa ,ara-si tho sosS-esa-
,i.n 4" the SKATERS se~-sh ot f-s-
t-raay.
The ps-si.isnl ,sii callers snssr
-ars that be- sossis nst &C.. a .ae-
E-xtioa ut IN. M1sisan situAliSe oil,
OF Sis i.ioast with . sosa~s-s" saa
that the conference Gas ttisrif iss
information .a The s-a-fai siisstiaa
in Nssisus fh- pfr.il-ns bad -fiss
leo HE na-.sAx- .a shs ssit. aa.saiSA
and decided ,s deliver 1, botas- be
"a. Sic i.ioa-i. onsiais said ssi,s-
.s the tolls qa-s.saa aas aaf sasI
sssisaes foe ta,gr- ts'srf in ,h- Mss-
sssn si'as,ioa .saa aP in ,hs ,sis
sish Sir Lionel
S~hsiof joa.s sr,ufnss, sa the saes
ii.i ami CAV. IL. s~ss,r tho pg9sir
drnt'. unqualified i.aisi
The ps-.isfp.s assar- sae.' s@ia
NJ Joe-.. that iAss- sas aa h~.is
OF fart in ,h- Articles referred 90
sn warrant tho eonsiasisn With seB
far.' To shi. s.s-shn-st ard ~. sr.
issiuas With Great nri,aia in ths
matter. ihinh ~ss tstsan.i-s.,a.s
in that II did not ara~ sh. sohsia-
sirns ssysrls. hut toaa thea tfohs
no~ a,,Aprs rrsostss think u 10 oaiY
issss In tho psrsid~ss that make this
ssasesacat besAnsr s;s auS want ,a
psls syWsssnl. aAyheas. -
= osoatof Jesss s1sessFsA ehs' ssrs.
.i-as ssss~d 10 illustrate sh~ n~e-s.i,y
for nos- infosms,ion ON tho tolls 81
-snrsian sud again uTe-d his s-.oin.
li.n saiiins on the F,r~sia~ni fss In
formation a. Z. What susrrnmrnss
hal protested against exemptions
for American .hiis
Action ~sa again i~f-rr--; when
senator nsisio~ requested that II so
over until he could confer -i'h mct's-
b-rs of tho canals .a,,inis'~cs
Representatives Shirley and Gov.
In stpn. ~ho. with Representative.
Adanson aud Palmer. will lead III"
fisst In tho hous- I"
SsssSss~A - Osas ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

'-rh.sTo slF srass. ain't ,h.f 20
broke in "hr ~ i,iii > b@ss-
iiasstsE ,hs anisa mes tssas "a.
farther aII.aaps sS establish iA- sol
"ag and iinsiiF -FaTus,si tho
sE0aaa. sUinbiias ita. sa,hsF Oh.
has i@st his collar bsalssns
rhr s"mmshasr Ss th1 ds,sii of
tFo.".ss isf@rAasa 1854 ,ha, the s-n,s
Tu-iii not b. pas lp al ssst-s. bsts
,ha, u gh.f sahsrd ls haul Ihsm
away ahi ra' tAsm ~ saaarsh-g-
.isa, ,hsF sSatd - sa G-nsssi
.sss-' had Fsrsi si@asts saaaanrsa ,has
shr ioWrr sas@ss ts~S, as, u- rsr@s-
sabttsh-t
II Ia a@s sss PLAZA II ,Ao uRissts.s
q. saha 'h9 'Sass aaA Psis sh.as sp ss
Fsssti1ii ss Lssas~ .h- strikers -La
'sgna-fiF "eyHRis1 sAs ssa,s shisA
SER iatsn sasa-
u "a aasISitsstssi that Jsha I.a-ss.
sIii ssaa a.1,h.s t-i.sr.n u I5i
sua'ins 'riiias ~ else latest ''ssi,-
saS- an thH part oa 'k- taIiI,is. aay'
Msi.rhnaH viii aastss i's-sid-s, wii-
som 'ha; iuiI paHs1nsi AAh his b@ys
.-s" iEisrs ausF from rosls-s in a
% 'biindins sn6s ssasm
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19
HOUSE STRIKE
COMMITTEES TO
HOLD JOINT SESSION

Washington. u. c.. March 10
John Mitchell will testify before the
Michigan. copper strike, early next
week
The committees which Investigated
both the Michigan and Colorado
strike troubles, will meet tomorrow
and the question OF investigating the
connection OF John u. Rockefeller
with the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company and plans for investigating
the books of that company and OF the
Calumet and Ilccla Mining company
will be considered.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-19

Indianapolis. Ind. March i,.-M-
ter an aii-niEht session. of ih. 'rsso-
iutions committee. = platform for the
cvns stsl-saiion ~ III" Democratic state
convention which met here ioda,
was adopted and includes u plank.
pro po.Cd by United state. senator a..
r. shivicy. placing the party ON rec
ord a. savorinx a statewide primary
law. The vote ON the plank was sew
On to six.
plctcsi. members OF the committee cS-
pressed resentment over the actions
of Senators Shivcicy and Kern and
members OF consrc-s who appeared
adoption OF the primary. plank.
Mayor Joseph T.. BELL OF Indian.
apolts. chairman of the committee,
declared only one on, OF the thirteen
members of the committee favored
the primary feature. and that II had
been adopted only after the senators
and con xressmcn had made plea
that IL such u plank were not includ.
cd, II would be reflection OF Prcsi.
dent Wilson's policies.
| Governor :. NJ. Ralston In his ad'
dress to the convention declared his
emphatic support of President VIII
rson's Mexican policy.
president Wilson has handled
with great wisdom and dignity the
critical Mexican situation" he said
He loves peace and he loves human
ity. Only as a last ana most desper'
ate resort would he consent to the
c,ashing of arms between this coun'
/, try and Mexico. He is ambitious FOL
/, the restoration OF order without the
sacrifice of life or single policy
The American people without regart
to marty endorse his course ana pra!
that II may result in victory foI
law and justice.
senator B. +. Shivlcy after beint
] lrcnomiuatcd. thanked the delegates
for the honor aud then discussed tn
work of the Nationa, administra
tion, paying high tribute to Presi
dent Wilson. The senator said tina
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LAKE NAMED AFTER
WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT

Washington. u. C.. March 10
Lake Ellen Wilson In now the name
Of u beautiful body Of water In tho
Glacier national park. Secretary
Lane has 80 named it in honor Of
tn. presidents wife. Secretary Lane
found the lake. said to be the most
beautiful OF Its size la the west, on
his trip lasts ummer. II n mile long
and half a milo wide.
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LABOR 1xApE1s pa1UE1 ss..-s
WIN 08AxI1 CLARK

w.sainstsn. y. a.. March 10
Proposals tor -s-sai.siaa of isbsF sa.
iun. fssm ao~ ahti-,sass i1sisis'i"a
~.f- discussed today at .oa'.E"n.-.
i.-s~--n rs-.ii.h, Uoni--Ts aud Soc
..,ary Morrison II the sm-ri'aa
r~-;.ra,i.r os i.abar. aai Sp"ss.r
Clark.
No conclusions ~-rc announced
sssr- m-mh-rs ate preparing {" stress
f"r a specific provision ~hcn III"
hills r.m- ups Representative k"a''
isx ma, ask for caucus.
Secretary iiTysn probably viii 10"
asked To- support III. proposition.
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MOVEMENTS Of
VILLA SECRET;
ATTACK ON
T0RRE0h IS
PREDICTED

JusS~S. NesSeo. Nssh ts.-rhs
Las 90 sess oaI of the ihs-siof b-r
ioS this poist ressin.i .irA this
sssSsisx. isdissst isfssm.tios. how
.sss. tsaSraisa that there bad L--a
- fighsiss Al sons~1ushs- aasins
the lasa te~ dsSn
Gssasssl Villa In his official adj,
slrsa eia sos nAk~ ksoAn hi. pisss
~ whsi wss occurring Z. the nssih
of 1osssoas Officials hrs. s--m-sl Ia
L~ - issorsss Of the situation as 10
The public. g ~as explained tia.
the sasoluss ssshssso on nsss ear
rid either BY i-i~s,hon- os Telegraph
had i.era ordered ts t-s-s-n, the rss-
ssus Eassisoa sriss isfosm-i .s la-
sas.ssl troop fsas-ss~as. by sas .s
Easie Fsss OF Mssisa CSis. Il ~s.
ssia that the s-be; ssssssi had b@-a
isussiss sohod, in this regard
The aevs tspn the sAiioasi sspi-
tai that otfieiais lh~s- hsa d.hi.s,
~tih s-Gsvs the reported federal vic
sussss si,os~ Tosrvoa aiss.-ii-.i ali b.
ilet ~ ssseh reports
4 siaaisAsuss attack 90 T"sf-ua
saa NsAsilss ~As predicted ,adsy IN
aavtess Received herr u ~as .Aii
that while 0essss, viiis's rebel army
was sssvtas sssisss Tosscos. fnsv.s
aaAsr 0ea-ssi Aisars Oesvsoa ~uai'i
assssii Msssiias. ossvspa. II ~as s--
psstsl was 1osiax 1889 isuoss
asAlasa The Pasifie post.
fhis waa sah 70 ~ part Al . sss.
enal lg41RAA aQ11a UouDaaa
aesis{ 81 eif Sc3sssl s6rcss u ,hs
nssshsss ,taN q aseziso. usssssi
0ase0so. - sDaaaa1se ~ The soeth.
western military soss. would have
eharg- Of operations alag the coasa.
while usassai Villa ~ coasiiia'Innsi
eosumsad~r II chihushaa would a..
sssli Tosr~oa.
The fall Of Mssalian. h 10 report.
I'd. woald mean virtual control of
the wrss coast district. while Torrcen
h tho railroad ccnisr of esairsi Mcx.
leo. the capture of which would
lhrralra tho capital. After the zap
imrc u lhr~r two poiass both armirr
~ouid usosc aasinst Gusdsiajars.
whieh IL the strategic key To The In.
terror.
Arrorsiin. tn the plans. Guaynas
~ijI i,r ignored In thc hols, that the
California sulf lost will fall with
the capture Of Msxstlan.
In the projected campaign ON tho
west coast the gunhosi Tsmpico. re-.
Gently surrendered to the insurgents.
will be employed 10 countcracs the
two federal sunbosts remaining on
the coast. Maxatlan Is considered
easier 70 take by reason Of Its ,ora-
,ion than Gusymss. which has bccn
attacked repeatedly without result.
!, was said that tho simuliacous
movements against Torrcon and Ma
xatlsp had received the sanction Of
Gcucral Carranxa. now. marching
overland Into chihuahua.
resslsseA 80 ssGe ~