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WEST SURRY.

Albert Willins and wife are the happy
parents of daughter, born March is.
Gerald Willins had his fingers badly cut
while saving wood with the gasoline
engine.
Mrs. Emma Moore, of Bucksport, is
with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Willins,
who is ill.
March o. L..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-03-25

First Freak-My engagement ends to-
night. Second Freak - Does it? First
Freak Yes. Next week Ill be what you
might call an idle curiosity.
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WALTHAM.

Nearly all the teams have moved out of
the woods.
Philip Giles will this week move his
family to West Eden, where lhe will reside.
March 16. Fl.
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AMHERST,

Mrs. E. K. Giles, who has spent the
winter in Bangor, is homey
Miss Inez Richie, Who has been in Ban
gor several months, is home.
March IS. c,
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of
HOSEA WARDWELL, late of PENOBSCOT,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
meoiately. HERBERT G. PERRY.
South Penobscot, March 7, 1914.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed executor
OF the last will and testament OF
EUGENE 8. THOMBS, late OF CAS-1NE,
in the county Of Hancock, deceased. no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will. All
persons having demands against the es.
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately. RALPH 8. WARDwRLL.
Castine, March 10, 1914.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of
EDITH M, STANLEY, late of MOUNT
DESERT,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all in
debted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. FRED " STANLEY.
Hallowell. Me-, March 7. 1914
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THE subscribers Annette c. Mackay and
l. Donald s. Mackay, both of Bluehill.
Maine and Annie B. Fonda, of st. Adams, in
the State of Vermont, hereby give notice that
they have been duly appointed administra-
tors with the will annexed of the estate of
HELEN L. MACKAY, late of BLUEHILL
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs, and that Annie
has duly appointed as her agent Marcellus
Coggan Of said Bluehill. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested
to make payment Immediately.
ANNETTE G. MACKAY.
DONALD s. MAcKAY.
ANNIE B. FONDA.
March 10, 1914.
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VNHE sui scriber hereby gives notice that
l. he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of
CHARLES E. SNOW, late of NORTH
BROoKSvILLE,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, AND
given bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desired to present tie
same for settlement, and all indebted thereto
are requested TO make payment Immediately.
EUGENE 8. SNOW.
Feb. l6. 1914.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Your Child May Have Worms.

Keep watchful eye upon your child's
health. Above all, guard against worms.
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Johnson.
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A. G..
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
"~,,9sEvEl1 n MUCH
IMPROVED IN HEALTH

>e~ York. May is.-from tbs
steamship Aidan. nearing this port
with rh-oaior. Roosevelt aboard
eame q wireless MESSAGE dusins this
forenooa. saying that Coi"n.i it".s.'
Welt. health ~as greatly Improves
aud that within = short time he ~ouis
deliver = iee,ur. on his explorations
liz Bsasii before the American Gso'
graphical s1-'isiy. a, Washington.
The Aiisn IL ~as r-sLonsa. ~"ai.i
reach auAraniin. Ai-sdi I T. m. There
"a. . TUG ~Aiiias tn iak. the colonel
dis-sS lo Oyster iisS,
rhe steamship Ai.iah .-srins c"i
its.s~s.if. rams iss" i"..r >s- S"sA
hssbss shi. sfi-snasn after = ssssss
issl twelve dass
Ai-Sii the lime the vessel r-ash.-i
sandy Hoax a tas i-fi In g sisY sar-
scseseooe1 - esss ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
Clvraaza 10 Order
Moee a Sallilld

Jusrrt. MAY s,s-s.sa-sAl Csstss.
sa eass ssaal .ssters toe tho s.sssk 90
Mssa.t,a asa sh-aavasss .f sAs sc~a
sh.e@es J.Iiss. usII~
70 was at +.aaaE~sss@ 10 bis s.s.ss
sssp. .ssassise 4. = message re.-ssr-s
arsr today General Csr.aasa wss IL
,esanunisssi-n WITH ttss4
e.al osteena. in .o~mssd .s The ~-ss
suass spsysss ~ho vas then io~asss ~
casa RIan,s. in the ,i,ini'r of Ma
ta.Isas General Carrsnsa vas s~.
saunp.nieet hack 'o rrssane. last niehs
by Generals I'sntIio Ss'rrs Mariana
ard tso-nipsp Arrietss TcrpA. Isasais.
sses. Martha Tsis.s sa rriniass Csf-
van'sss
General Ca-ransa has nos rom.
rle-rd the pIans for The final move
-su,s against aaisillo. San i.at TO-
,osI. Agua Ca'sen'e ard surrounding e
aizrtss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
Torres Rebels Meet
asd Kaaqsisk Eedersls

Jsspvss NeSss~. Nss 10 Tho s-ss
ssts.stassrtss sspPs pad.t s4snersI
Nts~s,w rssrvss r-ssrs have ssss.st
y p-sitsap sishIe ,b. uass15sss at
4s- iIsss I'"s"si ard bav- dsaIs sh-
ressrsI 4arris"n severr blow ~
gardins 60 = pa-sssae received at 'r-
ba.-au hsrr to-day
stoas ss<pTaesa Mitrgoss 5siSsse ss.Fui
.,sry ,o G-aeIal Csransaz
Tav forces r,.s os,siie the city.
according to the message and the
sons,i,p.5aralis.s DROVE 'hc teylersls
b,gs so sse central gast "s Shs '"vn
with a less Of IS KILLED aat vpupa.
ID. General CsrTrra Tprr.s IVES abs
to- take up a position Within shs
town and ycasidpns he s~en viii
nave the city in his possession
General Tories has opened tho
railroad line as far as The station ci
ressiIIoe and soon esp~cts to hsVs
tho read running all the -sf 80 san
I.lis ps;gsi Many federal soldiers
deserted and joined the constitutions
alis. ranks. IL Is said.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
AFFIDAVIT OF ARTHUR E. SWATZEL

foas os fis. n,iiisian.h ~.s- ofsi-r~d
sis~n tn e~s thea sni -ssost lhsns la
= t.lAs~ of safety rh~s~ ssiiistasn~n
sni the ~smes s.a shiiar-A v-s~
aas<s fir isssn In. strikers while
.heF s-r- i-Asiss The seasso iser
s~--a ;ss" sAa tsss s'.iscs ssis sfr
iisAl sha aSh-f Aa.a carried .istess
rss~s os sn,mseitiss 90. at The snns
s@lpas fsusa s@A. raSassa ness In
ss- s-s. that iisss .ansss nsr sAJ
carried sh-tas To sh- a. 4 = aep~ss
whits tahiss .his sa ssahisioa ssossa
sb~ sras soioeF s.-e uAs-s fire ssosa
.sr strikers ssosa 40 sss~fs sesss pa
sse ssas selaafs whiie 90 sssr sAf.
syihs nss hi. anasepstsi"as sha ~"aea
-a ssose sa~.stos1a sotd ss ~rp<
siaa1s sAAs. So ~sssk sss foe asssH
asiss tsoss = a'vrsk To > a'ssnss
at shss -s-nsas shAs sttiss. ~as 81
-. e. & A. tyaHs~ s~pps sas ssr a.
& r. wssss ssAA sassA NJ IN. ssp"A 3
sbpss s'sbDss. shis sssssss ~nh
ssp~s sh,sss ssk~ss 80 asS~ssN ~
rAsssi. rsssp~ 10 80 as~s tssn shs
srss s@io&s Aaa s~~ " shss~ ~ss~ sas
s..sAsrs shssr ~As sesfss sas- ~s,
rhss Aaasss. villa Sdsrs saSs heard .
sa~nAs .ssssf Ia ase Of sAr sr~,sa
s,osa- a1 ss- ssiiHiAsess ss@ssA. Mss
.ss Ns.s l'fash ssssssf oa' ns sAss
.ra.s S-ssss sasass ssssriag As srAa
sngs r-eaiss .,ss ns 's. srss s-tnAf.
Nsss ss.Aa ssssas stated ssss .ss
s.os ~As sA.A A. he sss see-iss -p
osss of ssr sss @Aart shr5f 'sss $50
saiss - sos't slss@@ sp~ s"rss BE- ~As
ssas bs snaa.e .f aas s@s~s- These
ssass~-~-s. ~rs~ sasse IN shs k-afssf
-s ssss .sss.ass rNss .sfssms sa~ 90.
sf ,he -.ituissssa ksip ssssss ssrf
hi. .sesss h.os ss"@a shs ssss I. sA~
tJsasas s-p~.s srsra NJ s~ss<s
say ~ uso asp.. ,sas hs sis~t kss-
sSSSsses>S - 0oaS -
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

site ~as So tpnain her. under Prc-
,.psjep Of tho Americans that he
he'd no oJsj.y; in scins 10 EurUre and
to remain a, the capital vas 10 sacc
the apser cf Uuettss before night.
however. he had decided that he
~o,Id not stay
This deyt.ies ~ss due 10 the s''i-
,use Of his e~n people rather than
10 any lack os hospitality on the part
ct the Awerisans. Nt'er he had been
taken to . hotel from the police sta
,jos shcrc he vas detained after his
arrival. he crossed the street with
his family consisting Of his wife and
stsht children. TO lunch At cafe.
They s,c.,i in the dining rvcr near
hi. table and outside other soldiers
wrer su.y preventing the intrusicn
Of angry natives who mu,,ered their
threats and openly denounced him.
The Utriusia incident has served
to demonstrate in a striking manner
the widespread ap,i-Huer,a senti-
mpot in vcra Cruz. Nest fusitives
from the capital are welcomed by the
residents of Vera Cruz but they
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
ELLSWORTH NOT
CON CERhE0 IN
BURNING Of
TENTS

George fits~orh MAS no, con.
essasd. as charged BY william Say.
der. In the basaias Of the Lsdisw
tent eelosy oa April 20.
Arthur Z, S~sissl. . mise guard
Who w.s With Iils~ossh all day. ~
A. affidavit rsbi,shed today. shs~s
that soi si ssy tine ~ss r,ssues,h
aear iAe srai eelssy si The tiae ee
the tis~ asa fss sesse tune ps,ss 10
the fire.
George ri,s-0r.h sisog.asiF de-
niss ,k- chars. 81 The ssi,s,of say
der aha DECLARES saa' h- ls s-,as ,s
8" lat" spa. a. aaY tin. s~tss. ssf
sarF as iAsrabIaias slsi.ra. ssi
Pspss hl. laaSa-as- The skoio
'hSnz is a ssssn-sP. says ri,s.ssth-
Fasa-r is aAosh-r oG. at sh@.s s1~a
ps" Is tisias @st Gh- po@F coal sis-
-ss k- ssrsseas 60 r-Ps-s-nl sna h.
doubtless sgsaasSd bs . desire Ia sid
sh- rossa.hisF as sar. ssasise t-s.
be hih@s~rs SaAs b~ss@s las.rssa la
affairs .t .gaat s~ri-asArs.s tkAs kr
ssiass I saaf aaS. Ias@smssips
y. ss. s-vtS.-. ssa Asssibi~
tragedy ssas- ss.a I &c. sass tits
sarsA. 'sss so sa- siiI GO fsssh-T
shss I. sissf al. -sssss aP Hal
h~~h shss- 81 sh- sias ! s~si1
kss- S~~s sNu sisss 10 sss~sa sis
Fs.s.s ,ks. .ss sas To sspif sa@
.@svA 10 The .aass sAss~s j. a~absH
t-s.. xr-piAx kss .ss siu.. 3. sN~
es~saa t-sst~t es A.ssiss snsssAiss
relative In ssh-s us'fs<-s ses ssf
s.osssa ss sse .st-s s.~.Sss-s as
ssisk he AA. p@sssps is'taAts
tss~ssseps saay t~ - .Asss~se 10
his sasso
rlas~r<ak ss~s M@a SeEf BIC spp&
pas. is .A- sssal~ sss~s sss sssiasss
hsa .Ass,ts .As sso.oaiae Esd ~rspsAH
sisas .N. t.osss .hss ,se Iiisia ssfH
S.F bot vas shas by ssr siss fs@a .Ns
sssSsrsss s...srs <tss.ssjs~s "a 'h.,
sa sss affidavit
rtsssussA Bs suaSr 10 rssthlasN
aag~hrsr HAas be WAS Eoses Eeef
~sY ssuss she sea. s"spas Ssra .he
sIs~ started 4ss .sas he has b~ss paE
iassir tgvas~s sf sA. ifsas r-rss
.s.s's sss s@b Artists as she ssiasss'
ar~spas~rs
Thr sresEssEsssIaa " tsu sssItrss'
caraps IN 'hs s@pshssp ."l"-,s" dis
.sies will be- apsarsshsa ~ 'NS srSs
-ssl .sssosS.Irsa ass shn strikers 90
sttsIsfrs. rtssaastss5rs stsI b~ ssi'~nss
btsa ,masshsr. sss s-p. apart pa@
ssssssss~s 90 Sess ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
Judge Lisdsev to
Petition Pres;dent
to Keep Eedersi
Trseps n Ceisrsdd

csi.s3s. Nss sss--3essr is-s
m tIsasss - ss~asess A@s Hs~
~oa-m ss@ss r@s0ssaa. e..>e'd
shs@sEs rhs~aen sn.tas o. skr5f
var s@ wsssIsfs@a so s~x i-ssssH
sra. wIls@s Aas So sissssss
sAr srssssat se,o9,s ss"-s sse
sisit. ssaes jasEs i,lassf ssz
srs,ss ssa. civil ssf ~nris srz
srI. " 81. ress1sts ~es~ srs
al.ss~ sf @slSssasaras
'a ,sr Iy-sssF tss's ssr Mes
Ire Th.sass@@ Of she C"Insss-
wasara's RsIlrs sSasai,ss~s sas
the fell@sJas w"sa.. who
Passed shs~s&h s-S ts,.sir ss
,ysalnv MBss efsss isssssssSs
vh. i.sss shsr@ ssS'Sfs. 10 's-
''sssss A@sr' Nrs i'rasI J-llt
ss5 MS " ~ rs.-ssss ~ish
hsr ss@ s~p@s sb5.tsvn Mss
r.indscS wss sassa III hrs~ sas
~Sil nos sa-~ ~ps~sr 10 wsps
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

Tsit. arrested aed hustled
sh.ux sh the streets by Apserisan SOL
si.tx and hissea and thsvatenei By
hi. ,psasrymess Jrrss,a SIS forced
10 tssv yesterday sc~c cs the iad's-
si,i~~ I. which be Subjected OF efs
Nki,e he "a. in hiaa re~er AZ the
,sr;,sI, lie expect. to sail sef k"-
tore q, the hts, eprcfsuaiu. IN
s.y,s ef the sentimenss Of the ctcs q
watch. .soca before his hotel and
ssuH,ed ''I.r, We uNaess that Ameti-
-. fy.,isr he dove General FuR-
.sos hs. s-ea asked 10 order Cttu.
t,s-s deseuttea ustsI such time -
,h.t have At Mexico Cisy NO" gov
,eument and \ nev judiciary he'or'
xkom charges AGAINST the eS-min-
t.,et can he flied for alleged crimes
retpe,ra,ed. ~ is Senefa"J
> claimed. white he was minister o'
the intetiof. There appears h'''e
likelihood the, Urrutia will be held
(,se time Gen. Funston did tell him
,o leave - som as possible but ~
.cv, so,d 10 him he might remain In
Vera Crus temporarily.
rrru,,s ;fote..ei thst hts cni, de
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
BISHOP DRIVEN IRON MEXICO.

yera Cruz. Nav ,-Nrrbbish-1'
Mora DeI Tic was driven cI' ~
v.s,co civ by provisional Prcsident
Huer-a. according 10 Information
reaching bnrr today Tho arthbish.
or. the STORY SAYS. .cush, an inter
view with General Iiuerta. which ~
frs, was refused bu, later accorded
On representation the ,hurchman
had p communication from the pope.
The communication. " ia said. lat.
or proved to ba A suggestion that
General FTuer'a-rcsisn. The rresi-
dent appeared To take this ahvicn
dispa assiona,cIr. making no reply. On
the following dar. however. n'es-
snnser oame tn the archbishop with
a warning from, Huet,a tina. he would
d, we'll TO leave the country.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

.oiosfs \ f~v ssisssrs ats-s ss~ tis~
bsaAs sas q a. + a trails rallied In
ans ..aeP-d 81 tis- ~siss sash To sahr
.s..r. bas --s~ nsd-f~a % BY The
niii,iss a, s.-oas shss siss-s ~n hsass
-asn-n sha .kiiasrs ssssaSaias in shs
s.ai saiaass 80 srrs "sdsrwd Ia
CEASE firing ard rsptsia safsaa ssii'
-si To The ~asn-e il ssp sres s"iSAr
and .aii ,hraa q. sussse psss 'has D"
.s..s ssata h- fis~,a 81 .sssso sad ~
ssl. .isss Ab~as sIss v~H-a aaa ssii.
dsea sasss ssss ssosa sh- ssass aAa
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
TRINIDAD coLo- TUESDAY EVENING MAY le. 1914
All Colorado Wants Federal Troops
Kept in the Colorado Strike Zon<

Colorado
the Of
n the
him THAT at
would sop disorder ia view o. he BY
il
nhos shsvaE
, ID nrhdt anhu tn d Lh
IL. b h
h
ssAao be ~apA d ih ds
Do Cosdx
ea~ ue eAxsLsA ASnu.
Do Pesaen and Secretary d Wal E0arua f
Das s0euaoA Anness~A the anse 10 \ =
oaba Ksp
h Ia mhaak. .Aashe vn 10 h-ea
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

wsshjnGsess MAJ Bnp"r-s
ss"rs Nssis" ci's '~.sy ,ks. I-.s
delayed 'ssJn 'tup saa Iyu5s INo-ssi
h,t arrived shr-u si,spa. S-se-t,a.
CessFtt G-hn " sIlIi~sr. yu.tnsains
shes~ safety 'he itprr's zsyera-sn.
sseasss ycnsvrn among state ssparsl
men. officials
Secretary Bsysn declared 'h.. TO-
p~a.ed messages have y-rso fresa tRn
UseSta tsrsiaa ottit1 tina, sIiJiwsn.
~se had bren held a. saI'itIo BY the
federajss had been released and 'bas
nc vas earc1,e 10 N.si,. Ci,y under
guard. bsst ;ha, nothing official had
been learned for several days.
Intcrma'icn frum the iIu.r'A s"r-
ernmrn. regarding tho American
Private Samuel Parks. which was d.
aaBacd. ais. ia awaited Though
uno,tiyialiy satisfied ihs, Parks uaa
eserJ,rd "s.side Vera cruz by M.si.
"a, fsdrraIs. Nuer,s's eoveruHsu'
hes failed thgs fsr to sorgarnunIFss"
details of this tragedy No request
had been forwarded TO the state Dc.
szr,ncnt W. 10 noon today for The
detention NJ Dr. Jrru,ia. former min
ister cf the interior in I,u.r,as cab-
ine.. Who u a -sefueen al Vera Cruz
7. had beeu reported frpm v.ra Cruz
that M.Si,ans haA appealed TO COM
sti,utionaIists Representatives in
Washington to protest against Urru-
tis being permitted to leave Mexican
shores. General Funston reported
that he would Keep the Mexican
refugee under guard until he cn-
bsrsed from Vera Cruz
With mediation in the Mexican
crisis practically under way at Mag
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
MEXICAN CRISIS
DISCUSSED BY
SENATORS

Washington u. yss Nsy tcs=rhr
srasI. to-day was rnf5tee.d es.s =
phas- es III. Mesi,aR sj,ussieas
senator J.hp sasrr Williams ssus.
sd his colleagues when he read = let.
ter from e zra'Irrsssp in the govern.
snrns service At Vera Csus whsss
signature h. tote away frUm the teas.
munisa,icns Tho writer declared
the ncisies, 'bing in Mesieo is Tho
Nal.ritaa dollar arJ rreiics.d ,nas II
voaia ry., s.9. see 1iyes and - ...a..
..o. 90. -. ,ah. Nsyic- and hold 'ts
Mesi.ass in sahieytign
~ world l~ great deal better. .
rras another rart 81 the letter. ~
She United states vrre To hear the
'oss .f ,h.sc who have .-sne dawn
here 10 take gamblers chance and
send them on. of the counsfr than
go 10 war with Nexiso for purposes
Of conquest
senator Botah Insisted that sens
tor Williams reveal 'hc name ct the
government official VINO wrote tbs
letter. The Mississippi senator 70
fused 10 divulse IL. however. s'a,ins
that he had entire confidence "
the writer's judgment.
senator GaIiinscr declared he ha,
letters which he would put In tn,
record showing an opprsi,c condition
in Mexico
Robert \. Kerr. who was civil gov
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
NOTED AMERICAN ARTIST
DIES IN FRANCE

New York. NAV ics-AtNiccs from
Auvcrs Sur Disc. France. made public
here to-day announced the death ,here
ot Charles sprasue Pcarce. the ar
tis'.
Mr.. pearcc was horn in R"ston in
tSst. lie attained much fame as a
PAINTER Of peasants and fishermen
and vas a conspicuous figure In the
art circle. of Paris where he made
hts home for many years. Ho had
not been in America for eighteen
years.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
slai- of t'oiossssS.

Siai- of Csiosssins
Las Anissss Csas,s. So
Arthur u saaszsi at lastai as-.
1~iss nsss siatf sp@ss sra sash SAYS
That L.. Anirns. .oaa,s has br~h hi.
Aam- asd s--ia-aEe ali His life
'sss hss father has lived Ia .sts spaa'
~ Toe sSs.s-,s sears ,has ssis at,
siaa. ~As ia ksesi. on shs s~sh aas
Of Apsii. isti. ard ab.,ss. ~ e'.tas h
sa. sata bis Marshal NAsiaesi~. th-
raasss Al Of s~pssss 30 ss sa rsiaisad
insa~Ss Msts ana srposs ~ sks srnnE
ETY. ,hs. b. t.s, .k-aFsaasp at Tgias.
dsa sisa oshrss unass rarssia Csssse
ans ~eas ~ sfsia So 1t.ar9s tsoa,
saesr ~e psoSr~Isa TO Water rsAs
hilts ss<A j. sb.asa. sssr~s-uassss~ ut
. fsitr sstsh OF sh- seas eatsaFs where
,h.s- vss. taea..a sbsss, sirs.. ara.
L~f. OF ssr nassnssi saAsa OF S'osaI
ssan. arriving sk.tp Abe~ss Z o'.t-es
ID sAs ssssssncss I sveasisss sAssv 81
hat pisss sAAas efSsss fc< ssnsss
-a~ Ass aA--SWasEss so-afss sassae all
Of shLs siss- ssss~ sAs sisi.E On rs.
asosr ssr S~As s@tonss ard fsosa ass
e. & T. o. sssispsaa sa. a. .Se ras.s
al as~a. s8is a'sio"ss sssrr assarss
~ rse.ais Css-aa. sect ,a .sr a.
s 4 aap.az ~sss .4stsss At TIC sisan
. irs, wsses rsak hill sseessr r5ss-
~osshs Sc sa-t sse@ss &C rsss~cssss Jsss
-rrssi-ss .s easrt rsst sGtls sf@+@
Sgts e'etoss in ssr -ssaias 60 20
c'stprs { sAs Lpsassa si"as sh- --sz
tassaa@ss At The r. A s Esss. s-a
s-s-~ .s~ q 6 r -rp"s srt = p-.s-'
.s~ss sssress4sN- yass's fs"~- The
Issasit.s snss .~'-~ys ssS a@ssag ssI
~ shss sisae 80. ansrs hrass tts~
sr-s~ tho ,rss .-s.ass al ab@p- 20
~ spse sisr s.otr aa. in 'hs hss tent
in s.r s~ssh~.ss .osnrs ~ srS ssns
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
LAFAYETTE rNloN
LEADER OWES BOND

is@ss.sfss .es.ss MAJ ts-JssR
Cassidy. sssssssH' ~ sse tss.Hes'~
sossI s4Esres' sasoa. to-day aPesss~@
10 s-ass hrsr Ass gave s'aass tas
ss~~s sa a charge ~ Hfs. srxsps
sa.sssr ssu~Jse ssss nj .Ss bs.sts al,
ssS IIssta -aiAs NPssi 3& b"ssrsp
Asis-ss ard sat@n gs.fass ssi8hs
.ssss strikers .Pr~asvs ssa sssss
sssrss S'esss saasrRs.5sG lJss@@@ .n
shtsass as Conspiracy In ssgsst~s sas
sosse5ssss s- s.Hs~A. s@ sspsssr
%
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
f0eNel MIelTA MINISTER FlEES
flon MEXICO TO ESCAPE ASSASSINATION

vg1A CRUZ Hay Asass usss .'s's's' Of hs ia
,,,ss dsssassa ks M shs capital essss ~ fsad asissa
,A II, f that Ssstly ,Ae nss'sn
Il m capital ~ ssh "t,s 'vs rassss he first ~ss
ks,~,sase % ossa Hssstas sss Political ssPsssss
u thsy kss~ 'ss .ssa ssss there had BE-"
passsi ssssssi sssss u sAe people aad he array
ssspstsed 10 vsee ae~ ss any minute ns"s Of a.
ssstsss against Hs.a ~hes the psss asa the array are f.a
Ct vkss the ssps ssd the determined rid them.
,ev, a ss nssise City ~hea this occurred
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19
SEN. GAluN6ER
Defines EXEMPTION
OF PANAMA TOLLS

Washington. u. T.. Mar l,.-rf.-
disiihe that the day would com.
when III. Densosrati. party would
abandon its opposition Ia ship sab.
siis Just as IL had changed its a,ii-
tai- on slavery. III. civil var. the
geld standard and is-. trade. Senator
a;siiins-r of Nss Hampshire today
.i-i-hsir.i tolls ss-mpiios for Am-si-
ssh s.ass-i.~. vessels PASSING through
the Panama sshsi.
u. sAii that IN. So S..oe. .sco ~sfsh
of shassh property in Wssiinstoa
exempted fran tAksiion "a. as n,a. b
. si'ssiis as ta the toll. -s-mps Lsn
To- b-s soa.isis sht. he sAia. the h-ns-
-rAas shosii erect . laii gate at Csp-
ii-ssf and oft SANDY Hoax.
'Ahi I nsishs Ash. ~hal As.,sss ih-
susrsii, IN the naval appropriation
biii shi.h grants free passage TO zee
sells ihsoash III. i.sAsns sAsai -a
'oas- To of s-,arsins fsu.n the Fan.
sms rsSifie ias~snsitsnai .spSsi.
sisa'~ .aiA The s~na.ss
nAs1s Gf;tiss~r iasisa-a that a
~raA srssraa. ssash a. psos@e~a ss~sa
sA- nasi-n's altitude sa tolls ~@uIa
siAspif be an iassn'isn ta jspAa 10 sva-
ss~ ~i,h fs~ss sie.s lie .saassas In
California aaa 10 .Ahss A..isas o.
-rsassres old srs~sAasrs
lie sais shr sstts aprssipa vac no.
ssSissasanIb s-sA~s- at sk.i a.nsrss
af third passisso
ssasasf Ssas,SA Of Osia declared
ss. aiPtasaA.ie teiisf .f IN. t'ais-i
States is sr"sas times il sssas af
rsaAiiss f.s ali sssiaa. positively
f-<bss- sAs aissssaiAssl.A in fAsss as
Asa-stsss vessel. bf .Siis @srap.toa.
81 she i,SAAas sassi,
TIE sssssps s~IA IL. rsis~a xssar.
kAi sso~s toe ss~ sp-s ao1s p.is~y -
sssssissvisA.a tsu@ asssise,sss.ns. .
10 rxiss sas kAa tssasssa es sssifS.
siAi ~ssss~srs alag sk~ CAssslAs
ASsse ~rtse ~s~a % sS~si sssnss lf~
ssIa d vss sop isi- s~s To- ass
t-ais~.d SsAses In skAsss lie soasss fs<
sss @~a srA@tiss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-19

N.tIsg CITY Nav 10 .saSrsI
IsIsnruss. nsinisse- os vars said TO-
tay ,hAt n. GFee- battle hat b-Eps
in SaI,iiI. ye-s sg ssr ,huFr Save
enIy b.ep ssismisbss b-tv,-r the
VaRzusrds.
Tire 9oyeruraup. ts rusbirz Nsr
materials and s.Idiess ip'. saitiIl'.
having tst, san ty5is rstysj two DAYS
brspre. The toryes of General z"says
vhiyh had been OPERATING ~ the
Fan I.uis ro;osi and Tampirp Iins
hav. btpa sonrun,sat.d in san Lris
ro.osi
General EnIIio Csmns arrived Lass
nigb, trcn ssI,iIlp ard reported ai'
veil there
The rssisnatlsn ot Iosr Nafia Is"-
1anu. minis'rr 81 rumHunir atIpns
snd rIblir vprss. hzs raused mu,h
syey sIs,ion in political circles. hgw
.ver. I, i Sid to have no area, ~.
ii,iraI signi'irancc.
Thr minister az interior visited
Jygzauc yesterday and thanked him
In tire name of the prcsid-nt for bis
services