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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
TEN MEXICAN BANDITS WHO
HELD UP TRAIN ARE KILLED
More
Mterned Men
Are MiSsinq

WASHINGTON. Oct ~. Breaking
Of leave by three officers Of the crew
OF the interned German auxiliary
cruiser Prinz Etel Friedrich. was re-.
ported TO the navy department to-day
By Rear Admiral Beatty. commandant
Of the Norfolk navy yard. The off.
GERS. Lieutenant Koch and Doctors
Kruger and Kroeneck were due back
aboard their ship Sunday and when
they failed TO appear yesterday the
cruisers captain notified Admiral
Beatty.
The chief Of police Of Norfolk and
nearby cities have been asked 10 ar.
rest the missing men. All three are
said 10 have been seen in Newport
News Sunday
These officers we're granted shore
liberty before the issuance of an order
last week that all members Of the
crews ~ both The Priuz EitcI Friedrich
and kronprlnE Wilhelm should be-
Kept aboard their ships AZ the navy
YARD until the absence OF six sailors
from the latter vessel was accounted
for The sailors obtained leave for a
sail on power boat they had pur
chased. and are believed now 90 max
inE their way down the Atlantic coast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
Hear Protest
OF w. S. & |.
On Ore Rates

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 1g-L.evis
x. CIose. accountant examiner for the
Interstate Commerce Commission. re.
sumed the stand when the hearing in
sttuted By the commission into the
rates on shipment OF iron ore from
Lake Erie ports 10 all consuming dis
tricts In western Pennsylvania. ohio
and West Virginia and 10 Ashland
Ky. was continued here today. The
hearing opened yesterday and viii
close Friday. Mr. Close testified 70
Earding tho cost and the detail Of
operation Of iron ore docks AT The Iake
ports
is expected that Mr. Close will
conclude his testimony t0morroy
morning and that eDployes OF the vari
Gus dock companies viii DO called bv
me commission. At the concIusion of
their testimony tho specific cases of
the Pittsburgh steel Company and the
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company I'm
the ALLEGED railroad rates on sbio-
ments of iron ore are unjust and un.
reasonable and discrimlnatory. will be
taktn up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
NdUy'S Part in Defense
Plan Embraces 1856 Ships
Al Cost of .S5O2, ,482,2I4

WASHINGTON. Ocf 10 Omcai
estimates of the navye part boz trs
administration billion dollar national
defense prOEfam we're made public
tonight by Secretary Daniels ihsy
show That within i've years DO Is pro.
posed 20 spend 500. .fs2ZIt on con.
siruction ~ new ships DEVELOPMENT
of sircfaft. and creation Of hure re
serve ~ ammunition and rlnr Tor me
navy
1he i've ycar building pforram con.
template cousf rIctl0n ~ ten dread
naughtT. rir battle cruisers. ton seout
cruNers. dffy destr0yers ffteen sea
roing submarine s5 c0aft defense
submarine. four Eunboafs ono hos.
pi'al nip. fuo ammunition Hhipr two
fuel OIL 1hipr and one repair ship tns
lsst three vessels viii b. built and in
oommission late In 1924
On naval aviation If ia proposed 20
eEpend 20 600 0O0 during fhe nve
yesrs and on reserve munitions SIS
10000 These hFures. 9Th the adai
tion % tfsffsi27 for completion of
ships already authorized. or nos On.
csT construction. make up the total
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
GERMAN STEAMERS
SUNK IN BALTIC

STOCKHOLM. via London. Oct. 10.
& 10 p. m.-Four German steamers.
the Pernambuco. Soederhamn. JOhan-
mes Russ and Dalalfven have been tor
peod IN the Baltic Sea Off Oxeloesund.
TO the south OF Stockholm. BY Brit.
ish submarine The Pernambuco and
Dalalfven were sunk but the Soeder.
hamn and Johannes-Russ are still
aflOat The crews Of al the steam.
ers were saved
Tyhe SOederhamn. which was load.
ed with wood and the Pernambuco.
with a cargo Of iron Gre. we're bound
for Germany Tho destinations OF
the Johannes Russ and Dalalfven are
not known
The Pernambuco was a vessel OF
ass tons. the Soederhamn OF 1893
tons and the johannes Russ Of 1.75I
tons. The Delalfven is not mention.
cd in available shipping records.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
CARRANZA Is
RECOGNIZED
FORMAL ACTION TAKEN BY
U. S. AND PAN-AMERICAN
DIPLOMATS.
Each Sent Letter to Arredondo
Couched in Same Language
Arredondo Statement.

WASHINGTON. Oct I9.-Venus.
tiano Carranza was formally recognized
today as the chief executive OF the
republic Of Mexico by the governments
OF the United States. Brazil. Chile.
Argentina. Guatemala. Bolivia. Tru.
quay. Colombia and Nicaragua
Diplomatic representatives OF the
hrs, six Latin-American countries. Sc
lected In the order OF their rank here,
were parties 10 the Pan-Amcrican con
ference on Mexican affairs. but the &C.
tiOn OF Colombia and Nicaragua indi.
Gates that all the other republics OF
the western hemisphere will follow
the lead OF their sister nations in ex.
tending recognition
Each Of the governments sent a let.
ter 10 Eliseo Arredondo. personal rep.
resentative here OF General Carranza
All we're couched in the same form.
and that OF the United States added a
formal expression Of an intention soon
TO accredit an Ambassador 20 Mexico
Henry Prather Fletcher. 81 present
American ambassador 10 Chile. prac.
ucally has been decided upon a. the
next Ambassador TO Mexico Although
n Republican Va politics. he was cieva-
ted from the rank OF minister To am.
bassador BY President Wilson after a
long and successful record in the dip.
lomatic service lie was educated for
law and practiCed in Chambcrsburg.
70. fof many years. ile enlisted with
he rough riders aud later served in
tho Philippines. Hc beEan a. second
secretary 90 the American legation in
cuba In 1903 and has been In tho dinlo.
mafic service ever since. serving in
China. Porufal and chile
Letter o. Recognition.
secretary lansing letter of rocoe
tcontinusd on Pags Teal
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COURT PERMITS CREDITORS
TO sue BANKER THOMPSON
SuHragiStS
Lose By OUer
10000 Votes

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. oct. I9-New
Jersey registered at the polls today
an emphatic no TO woman's appeal for
the ballot Indications shortly after
midnight were that the white and vel.
low banners OF Votes for Women
mad fluttered down to defeat in each
OF the states twenty-one countieA
ana that the majority against adop-
tion OF the constitutional amendmen,
70 enfranehise women was between
$4,000 and $4,000
undaunted by the overwhelming
tde against them. suffrage leaders an-
nounced tonight that they would start
tomorrow with new plans. intent upon
piedging' candidates for the legislature
TO permit them TO vote next spring for
presidential elector
President Wilson's recent announce
ment that he would vote for suffrage.
IN the opinion OF suffrage leaders con
verted thousands TO their cause. his
stand, however. and the vigorous cam
paign waged by the women TO the last
minute failed to prevent a heavy vote
against adoption OF the amendment.
In his own voting precinct. the sevents
district Of Princeton borough. the
vote was more than two to one against
the amendment
unofficial returns from nearly ,wo-
thirds Of the districts in the state
showed that in 1922 out OF 1891 dis-
tficts the vote was ss.275 for the
and l24.1l9 against II. a
majority OF 1884 against suffrage.
Lost In Every CITY.
suffrage lost in every big city IN
the state and n nearly every town.
Where it did win the majority was
small. Newark voted oyerwhelmingiy
against II. Jersey City with seven
districts missing gave Hiss votes tor
the amendment and 1885 against H.
lFeR,on with seven districts missing.
gave a majority OF 2.51s against II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. oct Is
Ten Mexicans to-day paid with their
lives for alleged completely IN lagt
nights wrccking OF ST LOUIS
brownsville a Mexico passenger train
on the outskirts OF Brownsville. the
killing OF three Americans and the
wounding OF four others. Peace ON
GERS said tonight that they had clues
20 other McNicans connected with the
rchbers No secret was made that
more would be killed n civilian posses
catch them
The wrecking of the train. which oc.
CURED near Olmito. seven miles north
of here. last night was followed by
The robbery of the passengers The
MeXicans are declared Co be followers
Of Luis Dc la Rosa leader OF the 90
called Texas Revolution
Civil omCers were in most cases
powerlcss 70 prevent summary exeCu
ti NJ Of McNiCans. Tor many of the
posses were composed mostly of men
who work Independently of civil and
military authority The military nu.
thoritics. under their present instruc.
lions. have no power to aCt. except Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
PRINCETON STUDENT
NOT GERMAN SPY

WAsHfNGTON. OCT no 90 became
known today that agents ~ tho United
States government havr Investigated
the case ~ Kenneth g. Tuest the
young former Princeton student held
ln London aH a Fpy. and failed to find
any evidence which would suhatanfI
afc Tho charge Most 0f The alleged
incriminatinF documents supporting
the charge were letters written b. tho
Young man to friends and relatives in
this country and Intercepted by tho
British authorities 10 was found
that certain incidents mentioned in
the letters never occurred
Gustavo vs. Trlosf. father ~ the
youth. failed today fo keep en- appoint.
ment win officials OF mo state derart
meut He wns to have discussed no
case n hiF son, whose trial is sct Tor
November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
MEXICANS REJOICE
OYER RECOGNITION

VERA CRUZ. ocf 10 Joy prevailed
among the consumuonalists here 90
nirhi when notice was received hat
The United states and other American
republics bed odlc'ally rccornired -hc
government of General Carranza
MEXICO CITY. oct fq-The news
that Tho government of General Venus
uano Carranfa would he rcoFnIgcd
by The American republics was 10.
ccived here with scenes of general ro.
io.cinF The extra editions of the
newspapers containing the news were
eagerly hought by the promcnaders.
and the tidinEs spread rapidly through
Tho city The bells in the cathedral
we're runs. and there we're hreworks
ne blowina Of whistles and scenes Of
goneral animation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
W. VA. ASKED
TO PAY DEBT
VA. COMMISSION WANTS OF.
FICIAL STEPS TAKEN TO
MEET OBLIGATION.
Writes Letter TO Hatfield Suq.
gesting Extra Session of Leg
islature to Take up Case.
IntsniEenosr Bureau.

Washington. ID. C.. oct. 10.
The Virginia debt commission. foi.
lowing a conference here to-day with
representatives OF Brown Brothers 4
Company New York bankers. drafted
a letter TO Governor % ID Hatfield. OF
West Virginia. In which ne Is asked
10 take oiiiC.al steps for the payment
Of the sIt00000O judgment rendered
against West Virginia In the Virginia
debt litigation. The letter suggests
that an extraordinary session OF the
West Virginia legislature be called 20
act upon the decree handed down By
the Supreme Court 81 the United
States
The letter is friendly in tone. u
makes u clear that the Virginia debt
commission desires io BRING 90 final
settlement the old debt question az
amicably az possible n calls Govern.
o. Hatneld's Official attention 10 the
decree Of the Supreme Court. and asks
that something b. done 90 give assur
ance To the debt certificate holders
that the courts Judgment will be- paid
No Force Suggested
The letter is IN line with the for.
NOR attitude of the commission n
does not desire 20 take any steps thai
smack Of an attempt 10 force payment
BY West Virginia % a. willing 60 give
the legislature Of West VrFinia. aa
representative OF tho people. an op.
portunity. 20 pass upon the decree OF
fconanusd on Pars rea1
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e more than half billion dollars 10
.e expended upon The navy In addi-
uon 20 the regular budget which an
proHimates 500 900 900 a year
Secretary Daniels will recommend
this winter the addition 10 the navy
~ 1900 bluebckets. $500 appronticas.
and 100 marines. n total Of m 300
men With This addition 90 personnel
it is estimated that an haffioahips
not more than fifteen years old de.
s'royers and Humtarines built within
twelve years. half or tho cruisers.
and ail ~ me Eunboats and no-resaarv
floef auElllarirs. can br manned and
an adequate reserve b. maintained Tor
Vafeif on mo reserve ilst
70 Provide Officers.
To officer the additional force or
marines. the secretary will recon
mond appointment of one additional
huFadier general two coionela. two
heutenantcolon cir majors. one
assistant quartermaster. fourteen cap
tains. fourteen fret neutenanta. ttir.
CoontHusd On r.ss ssvsaj
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u. 5. COAL CO.
WILL PAY UP
wITHDRAwS APPEAL TO SU.
PREME COURT FOR MAN
DAMUS WRIT.
Will Pay Pro Rata Share Rather
Than Wreck Compensa-
ton Fund.

Special Dispatch TO the Intailigencer
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct 10
Following the arguments made before
the Supreme Court this morning on
the petition Of the L. $. Coal & Coke
Company for a writ of mandamus
against Lee OFT. State Compensation
Commissioner. to compel the head OF
the compensation department to per
nit the complainant to withdraw from
the compensation fund without paying
It's proportionate liability for the de.
hcit now existing in the fund. a dis
missal was ordered this afternoon by
the court at the request of the attor.
neys for the L. $. Coal * Coke Com
pany. This action was directed by
General Edward OToole. OF Gary. Nc.
Dowell county. general manager OF the
plant of the company al that point.
This action H. regarded as a dis
tinct victory for the administration
and the compensation department
which has been established during the
incumbency OF Governor Hatfield
The dismissal of the petition for a
writ OF mandamus was ordered taken
By General OToole after a conference
with Governor Hatfield. who went
thoroughly into the situation and who
made IL quite clear that IL the petition
vas sustained II would mean the prac.
tical destruction OF the compensation
law and would deprive those who have
been made dependent upon the fund
Of the protection which had been guar.
snteed 20 them by the State. The de.
hcit existing in the fund is approx.
mated al S7s0.OO0. and has been
brought about by the fact that the
maximum rate OF one dollar fixed nv
the legislature Of 1913, when the com.
pcnsation Law was passed in its orig.
fcontinnnh on PIT. ssrsnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
Automobiles, Planes and
Cash To Be Given AWAY
UNIQUE CAMPAIGN TO BE
STARTED BY INTELLI-
GENCER TODAY.
$4,000 Subscribers" Is Slogan
And Prizes To Workers Will
Aggregate $4,000.

After several weeks of careful pains
taking efforts. The Wheeling Inteni
sencer has succeeded in working out
the necessary details for the launch
ing OF a rather unique circulation cam
paign 10 he known as the ia. 200
Club. the purpose OF which Is 10 in
crease the circulation 10 l5. 900 copies
daily.
The"i5.OO0 Club is something new.
something different and something
better than the average newspaper
contest. for there is no such thing as
being loser or getting some useless
prize In this campaign. The slogan
adopted by the club sums up the entire
proposition. We're out for $4,000
Forty six prizes. tOtalng In actual
value $4,000 and including something
appropriate and useful for men and
women 10 all walks Of life. will 3e
awarded TO hose who assist the Intel
iEencer in the formation Of The
5000 Club
Three brand new automobiles head
the list Of prizes. a Buick. a Jef-
frey and an Oakland Pianos. a Hen.
derson motorcycle furniture. merchan-
disc orders on local stores and Jewel
~ orders and cash commission OF
ten per cent complete the liar OF
trophies
The lnteliiEencor desires TO in
crease its circulation 10 $1,000 Ia.
stead OF employ ing an army 81 soIc.
itofs 10 do This work. Tho lnteligen.
Ger De- going to give the people Of this
part ~ West virginia and Ohio an op-
poriunity 20 earn rewards by partic.
ipafinr in The 5000 Club Every
man and woman iH Invited Co take
part The cost is nothing 10 enter.
and everyone receives ample reward
Tor ,ho effor made
Perhaps ono of the most attractive
features Del the plan whereby every
member wins valuable prize Tor mis-
or her Efforts or receives cash con.
mission equal to ten per cent OF the
suharription money collected
Tho three automobiles are offered
20 The three members who poll tho.
largest number Of votes regardless %,
district The ti.fs5 OO Buick. BE- the
first Grand prize and viii bo awarded
20 the man or woman who finishes
with The LARGEST number of votes. on
December fs
Tho 100000 Jeffrey. Is 'he second
Frand prize
Tho t7s5 00 Oakland. De- tho third
grand pr'ro end Will be awarded to
the candidate who polls the frird lar
sect number ~ votes
Fourth Grand Prize .- heautifYi'
tso0 Plano
Another srand prize. that viii he
fo1rtfru.r a., -. -,
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NO MANDAMUS
IN M'GRAW CASE

GRAFTON vs. Va. oct fa 10 was
learned todsy that the West Virfinia
supreme court % appeals had refused
writ of mandamus compelling the
state 10 filc bin ~ particulars In the
felony charges arninHt Col John T
Nc9raw and Charles Y Durbin former
Grafton hank officials These cases
grew out ~ the CLOSING OF tho hank
months aso No other action vas tax
IN I'm the sensational hank cases With
ne exception ~ motion make 20
quash the mlsdemeanors Indictment
aFninFt r y Cole. former director
The court has not passed on this mo.
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20

Last Chance
To Prevent
COnscriphOn

LONDON. Oct. 10. 5 D. m.-Lord
Derby. whom the government has en-.
trusted with the task of solving the
recruiting problem. in addressing a
mass meeting at the mansion house
this afternoon. gave the gist of the
plan with which he hopes to meet the
situation.
Il suggest. he said that every
man who recognizes should enlist at
once. All those found physically tit
and wishing to join the colors at once
could do so and the remainder con-
tinue at their usual vocations. subject
TO call when needed"
Unmarried and married men. Lord
Derby explained. would be put into
respective groups. and the bachelors
called first. Married men would be
called later. according TO the state
ment BY this system he pointed out.
there would be no sudden. unmanage-
BILE number of recruits. but steady
supply as needed by Lord Kitchener.
Someone had asked the speaker. he
said. why recruiting was an urgent
necessity TO which he replied.
Look al the map"
Lord Derby said that fortnight
would be allowed TO men who were
called. to adjust their private affairs.
He hoped that with a proper response
II would be unnecessary to call the
older married men: in any event
these elder men would so far as prac-
ucable be placed in the medical and
transport units
This Is an honest attempt" declar-
ed Lord Derby. to give every man a
chance TO do his duty--a last effort
in behalf of voluntary service. I be-
heve - that the voluntary system
can be made an unqualified success.
but there is no time to lose"
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Ccoatinusd On Psrs rsnl
WEppINe pATr sooM-

WASHINGTON. oct i9-Aunourcs-
ment of tho date OF the wedding OF
President Wilson and Mrs norman
Gait is expected this week Ihe
President and Mrs Calf are under
stood 20 have about reached q oe-
Cisior n is said .1 BE- prohahis that
tho wedding will take place durina
the Christmas holidays. though a may
he earlier.
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LONDON. Oct. 1s.-s:45 o. M
Owing to the illness OF Premier As
quith and the delicate negotiations
which are proceeding between
the allies, the enlightenment
which todays meeting Of the house
OF commons was expected TO throw
on the Balkan operations, over
which Sir Edward Carson Is be-
Iieved to have resigned from the
cabinet, and on the substitution
OF Major General Monro for GEN
ersl Sir Ian Hamilton to command
IN the Oardsnelles, was not forth
Coming.
There were more than a hun.
dred questions in the house on the
orders OF the day, DEALING chiefly
with Near Eastern affairs. the
Darcaneiles and the method Of
raising necessary men for the
army, and while the ministers an
s"ered many OF them. IN no case
was the information which the
public was ansiously awaiting
supplied.
IS generally agreed. however.
that for the moment at least the
controversy over recruiting has
been sileneeo. for the eonserietion-
'sts, or a majority Of them. have
decided to give Lord Derby's ne.
scheme fair trial and to assist
MIN In every way TO get the men
TO increase the size Of and I'LL the
gaps IN the army. II Is Understood
that the voluntary system is re.
eeiVine it's last trial, and de.pite
the opposition throughout the
country, those fsvorina national
serN'ee for all will endeavor 10
force its adoption. should lord
Derby fail IN mis- efforts.
30 far as the Dardanelles and III
3alkans are concerned. good deal q
ne pessimism which reigned wee
20 has disappeared. II is believe
bat instead OF any idea existing Z
lbandoning the attempt TO open 10
traits and sea route 10 Constantinopl
ne appointment Of General Monr
tconttnued on Pags sevsn-D
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SEVEN KILLED IN WRECK

cHICKASHA. Okla. OCT. I9.-seven
persons were killed today aud n score
OF passengers injured when Rock Island
i,lssehker tram No II coilided head on
near here with freight train. None OF
lhe passengers were fatally hurt ac-
cording 10 physicians
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FOLLOWING DECLARATION
OF WAR ON BULGARIA
CLARKSBURG GIRL
is REFLECTED

FAiRMoNT. W. Va. Oct. 19.-Miss
Sailie Scollan Page. OF Clarksburg.
was reelected president OF the West
virginia Library Association at the
second annual meeting here to-day
Other officers elected follow:
Miss Mabel Jones. Charleston. vice
president.
Miss Lewis Harvey. Huntington,
secretary-treasurer.
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THREE AMERICANS KILLED
AND FOUR WOUNDED
IN FIGHT.
Posses Formed and Number Are
Caught and Killed-De-
e., tails Meagre

SAN ANTONIO, TeSas Oct
ls-IWenty bandits wsre en-
gagged IN the attack on the pas.
senser train near Brownsville.
snd dynamite bomb was
round unused where they
burned a railroad bridge. Il was
revealed tonight In the offelaI
army report Of the Incident a.
received at Fort Sam Houston
here BY Major General Freder.
lek Funston, and forwarded BY
Him 20 Washington.
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wAsHruToE. n. g. oct. is-ror.-
Ohio. Westsrn Fsnnsyivsuis-rstr
dsy
Wsst Virginis-Fartly cioudv wss.
nsadayi THURSDAY fair snd cooisr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-20
ASQUITH'S ILLN E SIS PRE-
VENTS EXPLOSION IN
PARLIAMENT.
Sulgars Cut Railroad to Nish-
Allies Adopt New Diplomatic
Move in Greece.

PARIS, Oct. 1855 Q. m.-An
Italian squadron has left for the
Near East under sealed orders,
supposedly to participate In the
blockade Of the Bulgarian coast,
according to a 6rindisi dispatch
received here this evening. but
which had been delayed in trans
mission.
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ENGLAND MAKES NO MOVE

, LVNDUN. Oct. II, b;5O ,. m.-Ihe
British government has made no move
toward recognizing the Carrsnza gov
eminent In Mexica but u IL likely TO
follow recognition by the United States
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CcOnttnusd on Pags seven.