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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-02
FOUR KILLED And
Many WOUNDED IN
DRAFT RIOTING IN
CITY OF QUEBEC
Men Who Refuse to Don
Khaki Fire on Soldiers
From Doorways
BRICKS THROWN
FROM HOUSETOPS
Soldiers Charge Mob and
Finally Open Fire
With Rifles

Quebec, April -Four civilians
were killed and four civilians and q
number Of soldiers were wounded In
fighting which occurred last night
between anti conscriptionists ana the
military. One hundred men, charged
with riotinE were arrested.
The fighting between the military
and anti-conscriptionis lasted from
$3.50 in the evening until midnight
the men opposed 10 DOMINIC the
khaki firing reyolvers haphazard from
doorways and behind snow banks and
the military answering as best they
could through the thick fog with ma
chine guns.
Notwithstanding warnings from
the military that the rioting would
be put down with stern hand, and
urgent appeals to the people not to
repeat the disorder OF the last three
DAYS, crowds assembled in several
parts Of the downtown section and
had TO be broken up by the Toronto
infantry and dragons.
Early IN the evening soldiers were
ordered from barracks and stationed
in different parts Of the city. The up
per section Of the town was cut off
from st. Rochs. where the disorderly
element reside. by a line Of troops.
Four hundred men OF the Second
Central Ontario Rifles. under Major
Mitchell. were stationed at Jacques
Royal Dragons under Lieutenant
Arnold also was held in readiness in
the neighborhood.
Riotina Is Begun.
Armand LaFergne. the Nationalist
leader was expected to address a
meeting in this square, but respected
the military edict banning such as
Eemblies. A large crowd was on hand,
however, and the rioting began soon
after the soldiers were posted. Bricks
were thrown from housetops and
revolver shots were fired from alley
ways. The soldiers. Immediately aft
er hostilities began. arrested seven
men.
seevraI men shot at the military
and escaped into the mob. The
cavalry repeatedly charged the mob
with drawn swords. but the moment
the troopers backs were turned the
crowd returned.
About a hundred yards away, near
the Canadian Pacific station, the SOL
diers were greeted by q mob with a
rusillade OF revolver shots. bricks and
ice. Several soldiers fell in this at
tack slightly injured.
After patiently bearing the bonn
bardment OF the crowd. the soldiers
received orders to fire. A number Of
shots were sent over the heads Of the
mob near Jacques Cartier square. As
the casualties began to occur. a Red
Cross dressing station was opened.
As the evening advanced a dense
fog settled down. The rioters. who
had been broken up BY the infantry
and cavalry assembled in dOorways
and fred at random down the streets |
until nearly midnight.
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Grafton, NJ. D., April Frederick
William Fischer, station agent OF
the Great Northern company at
Huxton. died at the hospital In Dray-
ton. following an operation for the
removal Of his tonsils and for hernia.
Widow and three children survive.
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10 REoRcANIzE.

I.angdon. n. D.. April Am enfor
a being made here TO reorganize TIT
Sour Minute men" in accordance
with wishes from the department al
washington.
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/ attendance. A few expressed them.
selves as in favor Of membership.
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NORTHWEST DEATHS.

Grand Forks, n. D., April Wv
W. C0ss. a resident Of Grand Forks
for 43 years, is dead. A sister and
two brothers survive.
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EvERYsoDY BUYINe.
Walsh County Thrift and War
Stamp Sales Now Total $6,2e7.4s.

Grafton, N. D.. April EVERY
body is buying thrift or war savings
stamps IN Walsh county, judging
from the report OF County Director
III. Q. DePuy who states that 6,297.4S
had been invested up to March Is.
An examination Of his report shows
that Grafton purchased $2,510lS
worth
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ELECTION DAY
IN WISCONSIN
Early Vote in Milwaukee
Reported To Be Very
Heavy

(By Associated Press.)
Milwaukee, Wis, April 2,-Unset-
tied weather, with possible showers,
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
RHNAzzW;H 1sa.2lggszSE z2M10A0z,ZzS

changed the land situation. One of the features
Of this plan Is that holders are aided In improv-
Ing and cutivating the farm. In word, there
Is organized community development.
Its beneficial results have been well described
by the Canadian commission which was APP
pointed to investigate Its results In New Zealand
There, the commission reported, the farmers mao
built better houses remodeled their old ones,
brought a larger acreage Of land under cultiva-
ton that would otherwise have remained
lying idle; had bought and urged more labor.sav-
ing machinery on the farms and In the houses.
They kept more sheep and pigs and had so large
ly increased the revenue from their farms that
they were 0ble to meet the payments ON the
mortgages and to adopt higher standard OF
living and better one. Throughout the country
a higher and better civilization was being
evolved; the young men and women who were
growing up were happy and contented to
main ut home on the farm and found ample time
and opportunity for recreation and entertainment
OF q kind more wholesome and eevating than can
be obtained in the cities.
1t may be said that this country, outside OF
Alaska, has no frontier today. or course. Alaska
Will still offer opportunity for pioneer life. And,
Of course. Alaska likewise has yet unknown re-
markable agricultural possibilities, but unless we
make possible the development Of this land by
the men who desire life in that field we will lose
great national opportunity. Furthermore, this
is an immediate duty. 1t will be too late for
Of definite planning should be done now.
The plan outlined by Secretary Lane does not
contemplate anything like charity to the soldiers
lie Is not to be given a bounty. He is not to be
made to feel that he is Il dependent On the
contrary, he Is to continue, In sense In the
service Of the government. Instead Of destroying
our enemies, he is to develop our resources
The work that Is To be done, other than the
planning, should be done by the soldier himself.
The dam or irrigation project should be built by
him; the canals, ditches the breaking of the
land and the building of the houses should, IN
der proper direction be his occupation He
should be allowed to make his own home cared
for while he Is doing II, and given an interest In
the land for which he can pay through u long
period of years-perhaps 30 or 40 years
The farms should not be turned over as the
prairies were-unbroken, unfenced, without &C.
commodations for men or animals There should
he prepared homes. all of which can be construct.
ed by the men themselves and paid for by them
under n system of simple devising by which
modern methods of finance will be applied TO
their needs.
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with contributing to the delinquency Of
Morris Solomon, twelve years old, and
his sister, Hattie, ten years old.
MS. Weisman Is said to have In
duced the two children to go to tho
store OF their father and take the
money from the cash drawer. 1t Is al
legged that the medium had arranged a
regular schedule Of prices with the
children "for keeping the bad spirits
away" from the Solomon household.
and for prevailing on the respectable
spirits" to effect q reconciliation be-
tween their father and mother. who
have been separated for some time.
Evidence gathered from the stories
told to the police by the children read
like chapter from the Orient For
different spirits the medium Is alleged
to have had different prices. There
were "ten.cent" spirits and "three-
times-5O-cent" spirits, the children dis
closed. On Saturdays the "spirits" de-
handed 76 cents to be appeased.
Although the children and their
mother desired a reconciliation, the
spirit medium was said to have in
formed Morris and Hattie that the best
way to bring 1t about was through the
fathers cash drawer. They confessed
that they had extracted money from
their fathers till for two months, Civ
Ing 1t to Mrs. Weisman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24

LESSON TEXT-Genesis a.
GOLDEN TExT-Let not mercy and
truth forsake thee: So shalt thou md
favor and good understanding In the
sight OF God and man.--Proverbs $50
DEVOTIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S:2-3s, I Thessalonians 4:l3-lS
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FON
TEACHERS-Genesi 8:1s-A: Proverbs
N:I0-n.
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THE VOICES OF BULLETS.

One hundred steps more would have brought
me inside of Cantigny. But was doomed never
10 enter Cantigny; just then went into a shell
MOLE The reasons that made me drop into the
smell hole were, think, two For one there was
IN the crater a wounded boy boy shot through
the shoulder, together with three hospital CORPS
men who were starting to dress him. and went
IN with some vague idet of Offering help
But also something was after me by that time
had not noticed II at first; that U.s. when finally
became aware of II. IT was the knowledge that
IL had been going on for quite q while Little
Ups were passing by me; small short Whispers
hard! tanning the volume Of sound, and gone
almost b@fore they were heard-discrete quick.
little lips like the lighte~ Of pencil strokes-zIp
zip, zip. and zip.
Now and then, though, just as brief, one
reached higher volume Of sound something like
short cat meow, but more resonant Pee-a-oo-
oow!-thus-a spiteful cry. Some sharpshooter
was after me, some ambushed Boche who did not
approve OF Golfers Weekly. That is really WHY
dropped into the shell hole, think--not 30
very much to help the three hospital corps men,
James Hopper in Golfers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
An Old Man EIuhts.

Kansas City, MOTOR the third
time in eight years John Riggs. sew
enty-one years old, Of Kansas City.
Kan, was held up the other night.
Two negroes attempted to rob him.
but they were given the same lesson
that their predecessors on the same
mission had learned, that Riggs In
some fighter. The extra highwayman
was more than Riggs had been accus-
toned to contend with, and although
he successfully defended his valuables
DR.. II. L. Rieger was later called upon
to give him treatment at police head
quarters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
To Keen Off Evil Spirits.

Highland Park, nl.-Togo Serikawa,
butler by profession, and japanese
by instinct, was found recently one
morning under the bed of Mrs. ]. ID.
Purdy of this town. Mr.. Purdy, dis
turbed by sounds uncanny, found him.
Togo looked surprised when Purdy
demanded an explanation.
II sleep under the bed every night to
keep evil spirits away" was his ex-
planatlon--which, strange to say, did
not satisfy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
DECIDE THEY'LL GO TO WORK
Long Sentences for Two Idle Girls Get
Results In Atlanta Work
house.

Atlanta, Ga.-"You can't make us
work." declared Nellie Atkins and Ruth
Warf, both seventeen years old. SEN
fenced TO work at the stockade. And
they punctured their remarks by break
Ing out window panes. The girls again
faced the recorder.
"Thirty days more" said Judge John
son. at IL just possible that we can't
make you work, but we can keep re-
newing your sentence"
The girls thought It over. They are
now industriously occupied In the
stockade laundry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
WOMAN IS HELD
FOR WITCHCRAFT
Medium Is Arrested on Charge
Of Urging Children to
Steal.

Los Angeles. -Because she is alleged
TO have dealt In witchcraft with the
two minor children OF William s. Solo
mon, storekecper. urging them to
steal money from their parents with
which to pny the Spirits" to bring
about the reconciliation between moth
er and father, Matilda Welsman.
spirit medium. has been taken into
custody and is being held pending an
Investigation. She has been charged
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
WHITE DOORKNOB FOOLS
EGG.EATlNG SNAKE

Albany. Ga.--Discoverlng that
snakes were eating the "nest
eggs" where his hens were lay
ing, J. p. Gill replaced the mi.
tial eggs with white doOrknObs.
A snake was soon found which
had swallowed one OF the knobs
but could not "get away with It."
The reptile was slain and the
doorknob replaced In the nest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
Spirit Of Christ.

The longer you read the Bible the
more you will like It; It will grow
sweeter and sweeter; the more You
get into the spirit Of 1t the more you
will get into the spirit Of Christ--Ro-
maine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-24
The cross 10 Peace.

The Cross is peace. ahd that sums up tbs
past;
The Crown 10 Joy and that my future
sums.
I need but simple faith. faith that shall
last,
Tho hope that literatss and overcomes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-01
Saqueo de Ia casa.

Tn grupo de soldados. pertene.
uates 4 la guarnici0n de Ciudad
~iuarez. Orlando bajo las instructed
5 ~recibidas del comandante mill
-. g presento Ell Ia casa Residential
i Ia sonora viIda de Guerrero. Los
cldados d~ijeron il ALI con instruc-
Zones de efectuar un cateo. porque
s,bian las a]utoridades que en- ella Sc
encOntsaban cartas comprometedo-
Is y manifiestoS de caracter hOstil
; sedicioSo para e. gobierno carran-
r-i;ta. NADIA de 10 que buscaron halla-
- los soldadoS, pero estos Sc apo
are De cuanto consideration de
%. iic.endo que aQueLo era Pc
GrJSo. Unas cartas firmadas por
i.brie! GaviIa, quien fue comandan-
~railirar de Ciudad Juarez hace dos
NOS. tGeron los unicos documentos
'eom2rometedores" Que hallaron L
f2ldados en- "a casa de Ia sonora Cue
zero Y e>as cartas las llevaron al
c3mandante miiitar, Murguia.
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Ia Negra."
I'm complos para aprehendcr a
personals.

Tn periodico local dijo hoy que
tanto IN chihuahua como en- Ciudad
Juarez Sc ha o1ganizado una vasta
lntriga contra gran numero de per-
sonas residences en- e. Paso, que fire..
cuentemente viSitan Ciudad Juaraz.
DiceSe que Sc ha estado Sugiriendo a
as autoridades civiles Y militares
dlverSos capitulos de ~sospechas con-
ira personals que ambas ciudades
f~ronterizaS, atribuyendolas labor dc
espionage, propalacion de not;cias
falsas 0 verdaderas,. connivencia con
los vlllistas 0 los felicistas, y algunos
osroS cargos que sirvan para que las
autoridades carrancistas procedan
contra los acusados en- Ia forma que
acostumbran.
Con este motive ha disminuido el
tratlco con la vecina ciudad, pues
muchas personals que iban a Ciudad
Juarez diariamente o con mucha fire.
cuencia, sc han abstenido de hacer-
10, temerosos de ser victimas de la
intriga de que Sc tiene noticia..
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Una csIta a las autoridades

La sonora viuda de Guerrero ira
bajada en- calidad de mecanografa
taquigr&fa en- Ia oficina del ms
~ector americana MIR. Held. Este fun
.:ouario, tan luego como supo de Ia
apprehension de su e~mpleada, encar-
% a uno de los agenteS carrancistas
que vieaen a FL PaSo a e~jercer Ia
nor de eSpionaje, que indagara las
-IusaS &c Ia apprehension de la Sc
losa v;U&a &c Guerrero. Cuando Sc
= diio que MUrguia habia ordenado
:. arresto Y que Sc lie acusaba del de-
ito de TRACTION Z Ia patria," Ell g.
gente Held envi0 d las autoridades
carraucIStas de Ciudad Juarez una
carta. protestando Ia inocencia de Ia
ictenida.
En- la parte principal de Ia carta.
dice el Inspector Held: He sido in
tornado de que Ia sonora Maria Ri
vas Vda. de Guerrero ha siGo acu-
sada en- Ciudad Juarez de ser traido-
RI 4 81 patria y de estar trayendo
nformeS a las oficinas de inmigra-
ci6n de EI P&So. Ne permito mani
:aS;ar que "a sonora Maria 2ivas ha
estado dUrante los ultimoS tres amos
z mi s~ecyicio como mecanografa. Ia
quigrafa y e~Epleada en- nj oficina
particular : RUnca ha tenido interes
II rc,aci6E alguna con servicios que
Sc relacionea con el gobierna anne
ricano. aparte de Ia ayCda que ha
Yest&do u! iefe de empleos. e Ell
sdiiio4p dc Immigration, para conse-
guir colccaci6n a las mujeres mexi-
canas que vienen a trabajar como
douesticas i z! Paso. Al misme
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Fu6 apfehendido Ell secre:
tario de Ia Junta de
DpfenSa Economical
de Cuba
Graves cargos Sc hicieron con-
ira el y contra I'D comlslo'
nado americana

HABANA, Diciembre 2S.-La no.
ticia sensational del dia es Ia relatl'
va a la apprehension del Secretarlc
de la Junta de Defensa Economics
rccientemente establecida en- Cuba
a~prehensi6n Nevada a cabo por Ell Je'
fc de la policia ~reservada, de order
del Secretario de Gobernacion, doc,
tor Montalvo.
Muy graves cargos sc lanzaror
contra ell secretario de la Junta dc
Defensa Economical, senior Jorge Rea
Isualmente Sc hicieron cargos suma'
mcnte graves contra un comisionadc
americana apellidado Heinrich, perc
e.te no rudo ser a~prehendido POI
haber salido de Cuba la vispera, cor
destino a Nueva York. Sc han libra
do exhortos q las a~utoridades anne
ricanas Y Sc procedera a su deten'
ci6n tan pronto ONO llegue a te'
rritorio de los Estados Unidos.
La prensa habanera ha dado mott,
cia detalla del suceso, r~efiriendcse
detalles impogtantes. La historic de.
suceso es ia siguiente:
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ncomunicada

Mientras tanto, Ia senior Vida. de
Tucrrcro hab:a sido conducida a Ia
rircel, e internada en- IN calaboso,
-on ell caracter de incomunicada. \
aSi ha permanecido durante cerca de
cuasro dias. No Sc lie ha dicho por
ne raz6n Sc lie aprehendio y pOr
lie e e tiene incomunicada. Y en-
'1aato al tratamiento que HI recibi-
20, st dice Q-e eS pesimo, pueS que
) a'jn:sntac.on suficiente para au
sostenimiento Sc lie ha proporciona-
10.
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"Sirvase II a Ciudad Juarc: A aten-
der a una enferma."

Para proceder a la captura de
la Guiana sonora del Castillo las au-
toridadeS de CiuGad Juarez Sc va
Heron de n estratagema Que les
valio magnifico reSultado. Dos agen-
ties de la comandancia militar atra-
veSaron Ia frontera V rinieron q
II Paso. Sc G~iyigieron a la casa dc
la sonora del Castillo y Una vcz ante
ST. presencia lie dijeron: Sonora,
venimoS a Solicitar SuS Servicios pro-
fesionales: deseariamoS que pasara
inmediatamente q Ciudai JuareZ.
donde Sc lie necesita, para cue at:en-
da a II sonora que va a dar q luz
La Sonora del Castillo con.estG
que ira Il Ia direction one lie fue da-
da por los agentes carr2ncistas. Es-
ties Sc re~gresaron violentamente a
Ciudad Juarez y esperaron, a Ia Sa-
Ida del puente, q que la sonora de!
Castillo Sc presentara en "a vecina
ciudad a cump!iE con e. ercargo que
Sc lie habia dado.
Apenas habia l'egaGo 2 territorio
m~exicano. Ia sonora del Castillo fu&
a~prehendida por los agentes ~eS2ec;a-
les Y conducida q Ia commandments
militar. ALI Sc lie notified que eSta-
ba presa de "orden superior" Y Sc
le mand0 a la prision.
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Acusada de tcaicior.

La Primera sonora detenida por las
a3to-ilades de Ia vecina plaza, eS IA
mora Maria Rivas viuda de GuerTe-
.. \ esta sonora, segun 10 que en-
Z. aoficiaImente Sc ha sabido en-
s. PaSo, Sc le acusa de TRACTION a
4 patria." La apprehension de la Sc
Iora viuda de Guerrero Sc liev6 a
.abo por instruccioncs del general
Francisco Murguia, i~nstrucciones en-
tiada$ en- un m~ensaje te!egrafico d.
,:sido por el jefe de las operaciones
- el EStado de chihuahua a las au-
.o~;dades De Ciudad Juarez, Ia ma
mana del vierneS.
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Dos sehoras fueron aprehendidas en- c. Juarez
A una Sc lie acusa de TRACTION a la patria"'
a otra, una sonora de nacionalidad
Guiana, no Sc sabe de que
correspondence Especial para la PREN

Correspondence Especial para Ia fi't>S>
Ell PASO. Texas Diciembre so.
Las autoridades de Ciudad Juarez,
han estado procediendo a Ia apre-
hansi6n de damas mexicanas radica-
Gas en- e Paso, obrando, Segun Sc
abe. por instrucciones recibidas del
general Francisco Murguia. La apre-
hansi6n de dos damas, Nevada a ca
DO drrante los dias de aver y antes
lie aver. cause gran alarma en- esta
ciudad. Muchas personals, tanto me-
xicanas como americans, &c esta
ciudad. han estado hacienda gestio-
res para que Sc ponga en- libertad
ia las detenidas, pero tales geStiones
han -esultado inutiles, porque las
sutoridades de CiIdad Juarez Sc
muesaran implacables Y no ponen en-
Mbertad a las ~prisioneras nj dicen
s:cuie-a cuales son las causas por las
c~ales han ~procedido en- contra elias.
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Enyiadas a Chihuahua.

Parece que, a fin dc evitar sigan
haciendose gestiones en- favor de las
Senoras del Castillo V Rivas Vda. de
Guerrero, e! general Francisco Muir
gula dispuso que las dos senoras
m~encionadas fueran trasladadas a Ia
ciudad de Chihuahua Y que, cum
p!ieadose 0 tai disposition, las pri-
sIoneras fueron embarcadas anoche,
yendo custodiadas por un Official Y
mos ayudantes.
En- la capital chihaahuense seran
iUzgadas por Ct delito, segln Sc sa-
De. dc estar proporcionando infor-
mes 4 las autoridades americanas res
7e:to dc casas comerciales que por
e2ta caUsa, scgGn rec los carran-
cistas, han side incluidas en- IL "Lis-
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Ell delito a plena luz.

va con esos detalIes eli senior LA
nusa. llamo a su despacho. prlmera-
mente, a senior Juan Santama-ia
Bucno, gerente de la ASA Santana
ria, Saenz V Ca. quien declare '
firm0 que en- SD casa Sc p%resentO TN
senior de nacionalidad americana,
Dor mediaci0n de IN interprete de
dicha casa naviera. le pidio a nombre
del senior Jorge Roa, la cantidad de
diez mil pesos. para eHcluirlo dc Ia
"Lista Negra" americana, en- Ia que
fue incluida, a~segurandole que, des-
pues de entregada esa cantidad, no
habia Inconvenience alguno, para
que pudie!a seguir realizando Ia Ca
sa sus op~eraciones marcantiles.
Despuas del senior Santamaria. de-
clar6 el senior Gonzalez Suare2.
uuien diio que tambien Sc le pidieron
mil pesos mensuales, para resOlver
satisfactoriamente su situacion: que
a 81 lie parecio mucha Ia cartidad V
%entonces, entire ell americana. Roa V
ell, llegaron a concertar una iguala
de trescientos pesos mensuales.
En- identicAs condiciores declare
el doctor Barraqua, Representative de
IA Compania Mercantil.
Una vez que ell senior Lanusa, CO.
nocio esas declaraciones, do cucnta
al juzgado especial, a cargo del doc
tor Francisco Pineiro.
Todos esos concentrates ratifica-
ron antier tarde en- Ell Jurado sus
declarac:ones, Y el senior juez deere
to la detencion de Jorge Roa Y del
americana referido, nombrado Hen
rich.
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(Pasa a Ia 5a- Pas. Col. TAI