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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
GIVEN SEVERE BEATING.
Man Jesrs Weunasd Soldier and STU
dent Knocks Him Unconscious.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. Feb. ls.--Mayor Frank n,
Stebbins may have case to REMIND
him of Solomon's perplexities soon. \
soldier from France. with one Lex
gone. hobbled along the street An on
locker with the body OF man. ana
the alleged soul OF a shrimp. noted the
linn of the manned man. and hooted
at him. The jeerng one was 'or'n
with Smashed in the face seNera'
times bv a patriotic student, whose
final blow caught the fellow At the
chin point. and left him senseless on
the sidewalk while the defender oil
the faith" walked away TO cleanse his
hands of the blood from his barred
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

mighty .elGhoh livlG1eo -
ea0insssing coeDo. ~ HeopCo'
armisttce was s,Gned ~ Footmrot -
In the Argonne. He aayo vhe o~evoyY
Of nrst class NATL 10 his company No.
regular hut that second clane pnote -.
dom reached IT. destinsslou. I@oo~
tenant weiden has too brothers u ~
service. Fred besna In the navy. -
which he served for = number of'yoDp
and Ernest heinz with another 49,
pany Of engineers In FSancs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

n
Eldors. Fob. io.--Dr. Johu Creseaas
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Croeseu.
who recently returned from ssrvics eh
"A soldier overseas. vas the principal
speaker Sunday evening In the Meth
odist Episcopal church. his sublsct ~ 4
Ing Incident 10 ais experience In Eae-
land and France. Possibly 80 people
listened with marked attention 70 the
talk and at the conclusion fairly shock
tn. building with applause. DIT, cros-
san saw service with the allied forces
IN France ana comes back 10 his loved
America with kesner perceptions u
what America means TO the world.
Funeral services were held 8atur-
day for Judge C. y. Albrook. who dted
recently In California, the Masonic or
der. OF which Mr.. Afbrook waa . mem Z
her attending In \ body. Rev. Dr.
Earl A. Roadman NSescscd the funsrsi
sermon.
II. NJ. 81. John who has been corr
fined 10 his home for several weeks.
Is now believed TO be on the ROAD 70
recovery. M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

kaucklss. u the mAyer callsd on TO
try the patriet TOT assault ana battery
win ne and the dsfandant gutlty.
technically under the law. ana ans or
imprison him or viii he praise him
publicly. and discharge him. REGARD
less OF the technicslities OF the Iowa
statutes That In the problem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
o,;dd,n "a .tor peso.

Special 10 Tines Republican.
Iowa City. Feb. ia telegram from
Glidden announces the death of Rev.
John Loeschen. aged IS. He had re-
tired from the Lutheran church min
istry torfarm,s His widow and ten chill
dren survive. His eldest ron, Waltsr, IL
serving in France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
Lieutenant Weldon Home.
MI 10 Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Feb, is.-Lieut. Louis L.,
Weldon arrived home yesterday from
overseas He was u member "f Com
pany A. of the 3i3th regiment OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
Relieve Your Indigestion
With A Laxative

Dyspepeies knew that is1iseseisa - soesGeeail -
osaaipsssa, 90 tAat until the bsves b regulated
they IN 81 freely md naturally every day q sesesA t
sva1swas dyspspsia tabsess 10 Of little
AUest and srsvi,g n~nb~ q suaxsss hso tsisAssAas
hn: :s>esss - tAea psrnsnsne relief by IL q
. conbinatiea - 0pe laxative hssbs With psDA ~ -
druggists under the sf Dr. Csi1wslfs Syro reps
The LAXATIVE herbs the bowels ad he pepa and
tracts the digestive tract. sos~ns esnptionany scvs
laxative tonic. f,
1t 10 eombnstoa that has 500 found vsaAesfsry
hsipf IN indossou. oonstpatoa bosaeess. hsedscAas
bed bs,ath beichos and Tie sssoseA. an 49,
- all that 10 required.
The druIlist will rsS.nS your s.snsy = = keAs
- do promised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18
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OYRUP DEPSN
7se Ps1sct Laxstips

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-18

oesaAO1 cold remedy for 10 yeass~-ia tabast
for0-eafs. sure, no opiates--bsesks W cold
beek ifit felis rke genuine boz he's Red to-
With Mr.. Hiiis picture. Al All Drug Stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
.LULL IN bU NOS AIRES
RIOTS; CITY IS QUIET
All BoIshevik Suspects Arrested
Trouble Spreading 10 the
Country Districts.
ny h..oclate,I rress . Every Evenlne


E,lcrnu Aires Ian ~ At four O'Clock
this morning # was stated At police head
quarters that ~ seriote clashes bad tecn
reported anywhere sincc ten O'Clock iast
night ~ hat hour It was believed the
government had be situation IN hand
Several hundred student volunteers who
hqd hccn assembled III the Nav3l iub
~ await ordcts wcro dismissed n md
night
Civilian guards pith rfcr ond drawn
revolver patrdlled ~ ritz IN sunday,
breaking ~ crotdsaud srrcsting Suspicious
character # is announced fha' 100
persons 4ispcftod u tring implicated u
i Holshcvl=t movement aimed ~ the over
throw II the government W"re arrested
Among hcsn md detention arc n" men
ygln were ~ tn The office II President,
Chief of Police md fhef important pOeI-
IONS
patrols ef guards werc 6rod IN several
times from buildings during he dnv, if
heinp charged hat Maximsii4fs werc
guilty. During he evening, 'repentant
Naylsnall4t confessed according 10 the
military anthoritieq, that there had been
\ f,lot to destroy the Plaza hotel during
the night III order ~ Kill . man whose
name has not yet been announced 4
machine gun company Vas sent to the
hotel. which houses the families Of several
American business men on missions here
There was limited street car service On
Sunday but all the cars were Withdrawn
after dark. and all suburban trains we're
annuled at nine O'Clock IN the evening.
Censored reports from the interior
indicate that the Mavlmaist movement -
spreading to the prin ipaI cities notably
Rosario, where general strike was called
on Sunday morning. Ii was decided IN
that city not to defend the police sub
stations, and gil archives and officers were
concentrated ut the Genital headquarters.
1t Is reported that several street speakers
have been arrested at Rosario and held IN
solitary confinement
/ General Delepalne who is in supreme
/ command of the forces opposing the
/ strikers and Maxlmalists IN 3uenos
AIRES, ls exercising unlimited authority
!. IN requIstionlng property ana enllstlng
!. citizens
Hc does not call himself Dictator
+ bur his power IS great and II j. due 70
him that the Maxlmalist government
has been curbed
He Is supported fully by the Argentine
government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ANOTHER HERON
CASE bOBbED UP
IN COURT TODAY
Sadie Scott, Negress, Gathered IN
by Police on Several
Charges.
HELD FOR EXAMINATION

Sadie Scott. colorcd, who was arrested
Saturday night for selling of heron on the
nremlscs at aO6 V est Second street was
held under $500 bail for further hearing
FRIDAY morning, after being arraigned III
the CITY Court today. Two charges OF
selling done" aud one of furnishing ~ To
persons IN her section, were preferred
against her.
Frank Sanchas n Mexican, charged with
carrying concealed deadly weapons was
find $50 II was stated that he was acting
strangely nj Front and Shlpley streets
Saturday evening, as though he was
waiting for someone 10 approach. lie gave
chase To the arrcsting officer and when
arrested he was searched and the search
brought 70 light razor. II was testihed
that the razor was in his pocket aud M the
same pocket he carried = case, hut the
razor was not in the case.
Archir Williams. colored who was ar-
rested Saturday evening was charged WITH
larceny of s. from, Douglas NClnsman. a
United Stated soldier Another charge was
placed against this man, but was dropped
~ tho complaint has recovered the money
she claimed was taken by Wliiiams.
Williams was held under $500 bail for trial
1t the Court Of General Sessions
The case Of LcRov Cole charged with
trcspasSing was dismissed. for lack oi
evidence Cole was arrested on compliant
OF Carl Miller. who said he believed he saw
Cole cave his home l00l Poplar street
Evidence was produced 20 the effect that
Cole was in his home at the timc the
robbery was committed
Leila Cannon was released on q $500 bond
on thu charge of breach Of the peace. THIS
case WAS continued from Saturday.
pending an investigation ny Court Officer
Mcdaniel
lSaa Mcvatz of Lancaster avenue and
Lincoln street was fined $40 and costs for
assault and battery lie was charged with
striking Paul Craig s years old
Ncvatz stated that he has had consider
able trouble in keeping small boys from
III front Of his store
Richard Haywood, colored, was held
under $500 bail for hearing Wednesday
lie was charged with assault and battery
Edward Nj Norton, who was arrested
on January ii for speeding on West
Eighth street. was fined s25
Charles Williams asked that his case
he continued until Wednesday He was
arrested on warrant sworn out by his
wife on the charge Of breach Of the peace.
Michael Church and Matthew Poor
were both sentenced Ia the workhouse tor
six months for non-support Of their chill
drrn
Harry r. Shaw Of this city. for whom
: warrant was sworn ont on December Is.
1918. was charged with assault and bat
tcry on Lawrence Coke. Shaw surrendered
last night lie was released on paying
ST. and costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
REDS TR[ OPS NEARING
WAfSAW;; fCLES FIGHT
America and England VIII Take
No Part Till Government
is Formed.
" Assoc,a,e,l Press to Every Evening

Ry Associated Press To Every Evening
Warsaw. Jan. 10 tDelaved} With
Bolshevlst forces only one hundred miles
away. the political muddle continues
here. General Pilsudski the Polish mill
tary dictator. apparently Is heS!tating to
accept the proposals of Ignace Jan PadeT-
cwski. Pilsudskj Is said TO fear that The
pro- Boisheyists viii resume street fighting
II they are not overawed. He n also re-
ported To be adhering 10 his original
contention that the present government OF
Poland must remain IN power until after
the elections.
The outlook seems serious, IN view OF
the arrival of British and american ms
sions, which have announced that they
are unofficial IN character. 1t las been
made plain that these missions viii do
nothing to help Poland unless a stable
government Is formed. This fact. how
ever. has tailed To influence the Socialists.
Their attitude Is deprecated by their OPP
poncnts, who point out that the Bolshe-
VISITS are advancing and that the Poles
must soon be called upon TO protect their
border from the Baltic to Rumania
Bolshevisr troops are moving toward
Warsaw from Wilma along the railway
They have already Occupied Ida and have
Bialystok as their objective. They Sc
cured seventeen locomotives III Villa and
are said to have been gwen rolling stock by
Germans. Their advance, therefore. is
expected to be more rapid than it was
before Nlua was captured General
Falkenhayno ) tenth German army Is re-
ported to be concentrating at Bialystok
for rehabilitation
Reports have become current that
German forces in Poland have become
demoralised but efforts arc being made to
hold them together The men are being
paid siN marks day and are allowed to
send 10 pounds OF food home each month
Grodno will be evacuated by the Ger
mans on January Is, II is said.
Polish forces are SIX miles north Of Lem
berg where their advance seems to have
been checked
Conferences between Germans and
Jkra,nians arc said to be going on at kiev
regarding the sale Of the Germans equip
ment, for which the Ukrainians are said
To be offering sixty million rubles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
BOAT OWNERS TURN
DOWN MEDIATION OFFER
By Associated Press to Every Evening

Bv Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Jan 13-Private owners
of New York harbor boats whose en-
pIoves. together with those Of the raul
road administration, went on strlkc
last week in an ATTEMPT to enforce ar
hitration Of their demands for higher
wages and an eight hour day, refused
70 submit their side OF the controversy
for decision by the war labor board.
The board meeting here. by direction
Of President Wilson. had previously
overruled a motion by counsel for the
boat owners that Basil vi Manly, JOINT
chairman. and the FIVE labor members
be eliminated from the hearing
Paul Bonvnge, the & nplover's counsel,
contcnded that Manly and his six asso-
ciates, in a recent statement accusing
the boat owners, had placed themselves
on record before hearing the case He
promised in event Of their withdrawal,
immediate arbitration Of the wage ques-
ton and "a pains Ia ing investigation of
the problem Of hours.
William Ii. Taft, who presided, in an
no,ncing the decision Of the board over
ruling Mr.. Bonynge's objection said:
There is nothing in the statement to
show the opinion of those who made II
on the merits of the case" The boat
owners then announced they would take
no part in the proceedings but obtained
consent to remain as onlookers.
The marine workers. the war and navy
department, the shipping board and
railroad administration, all of whom we're
represented announced their Willingness
to arbitrate the case and abide by the
decision of the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
WINS PROMOTION.
Through Efficiency, Gets an
Army Commission

Lieut. William II Baldwin. formerly of
Wilmington, but now Of last Orange,
\. ] who went overseas with New
Jersey regiment. has won his spurs iIls
father j I BALDWIN, ls n Delaware rail
road conductor and resides ~ CLAYTON.
Lieutenant Baldwin Is graduate Of the
Wilmington High School. The Friend
School and Princeton University After
serving tn" Western Electric % in Chi
cago and New York and the New York
City National Bank As an expert account
ant he enlisted ~ . private IN New
Jersey regiment 1T last Orange For
efficiency lie wa, promoted 10 corporal
and next was sent t. amp Iachery
Taylor, louisville. Ky. where he quall-
fed as a second lieutenant Al present he
Is home on 4 vacation He Is noted IL
school athletics and IS an expert tennis
player, having won the Last Orange
annual tennis prize twice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
Hli.' A., HURT WHEN
CAR RUNS WILD
Ford Tries to Ram Brick House
and Then Knocks Down
Pedestrian

Mr. Elizabeth stacker ol7 last
sixth street \ TODAY nursing painful
INJURIES she received on Saturday night
a hen she Wa knocked down and rendered
UNCONSCIOUS at Third and Walnut streets.
~ an automobile that ran wild Her
face and scalp are lacerated, her body
bruised and her left limb spralned, 80
hat she l. unable 10 walk
according 10 Mrs Stacker story,
~he had been marketing on hing street
and wa on her way home man
irving Ford ear had driven up 10 the
corner Of Third and Walnut streets.
an ieit the engine running when ne
entered a house there
A. MrS Stacker started across Third
street, some bows IN the neighborhood,
who had noted the man enter the mouse.
started he car and then leaped out oi
be- wa, Oft TIE Ford iarted II on the
psycmeni and rammed brick house
: ht forre of the impact threw the car
act and Il then sWcrse ed 10 one -lde,
md beaded directly for Mrs Stacker
The uorusn noticed the peculiar action
- the car, but supposed some ono was in
a.
The next thing shc knew the car was
upon her. and before sho could leap out
81 us path. II had kuocked her down.
20 sudden and severe was the blow.
hat she lost consciousness. Spectators
% the sccident picked her up and took
her IN = hom' nearby. and when she had
recovered r0ns"Iousncas ooh her To a
phy4icians Office whrfe her injuries were
dressed III, va then taken home
After starting the car the boys sum
fnoned the driver and informed him that
the ear had started of and what damage
il had done The front uf the car was
practically wrecked when i struck the
brick house, and il stopped few feet
distant from where IL Int Mrs Stacker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ACCUSE NEGRO Of
ROBBIkG SALOON
Thomas Hammond Charged With
Rifling Place OF Nicholas
CafuSo.

Thomas Hammond colored was arrested
this morning. charged With breaking into
the saloon Of Nlot ols Caruso Front and
Shiplcy streets, on Sunday morning.
sometime between - o'clock midnight
Saturday and ) o'clock sunday morning
When Cartso went 10 his saloon yeSter
day. 10 sec II everything was alrigh 1t. he
discovered the robbery and uI0n making
= search. fround that hc had been robbed
cf abe IT Sl69. worth of liquor and topaeco.
Itis nclievcdthat lie tlicf was not alone,
IS the place showed signs ef 4 fight
Several dozea eggs we're IN shed and
the rcmaips were scattered ever the floor
The telephone wires were cut and about
eight bushels ot potatoes were damaged
Hammond Was arrested IN house
with another \ egro whois held as material
witness When Officer Eurchenal made the
arrcst hc discovered 5, me of the goods he
declares IN this house
Hammond and the other Negro will ne
given d hearing tomorrc morning before
Judge Churchman IN City Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
ICE SKATING
Rodney Street Reservoir TO Be Flooded
To-day For Winter Sport.

ST meeting Of the Water Commission
this morning. the following figures were
pres, ntcd,
Consumption Of water tor the week
ending January 18th lO4 ,29O, 900 gallons.
and the amount for the corresponding
week last wear was 103, ,l460 900 gallons,
An increase this year Of ,l44,000 gallons
P,,mpage for the week ending January
IIth 1919 was I04 ,S$s $40 gallons, a
decrease this year Of .59s 500 gallons
from tho amount for the sponding
week la5, wear Bank balance. current
flnd SI5.346 OF, and he special fund
SD 900 % The current payroll is 81
833 6G and the special pay roll is S55.31
The Rodney street reservoir which,
when built. had roller skating rink
put % TOP for use in the summer time,
with the idea of flooding the surface and
having icc-skating during the winter
months. is expected to he flooded to-
dav Il i hoped that it will freeze
quickly, So that good ice-skating will
~ possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
PROBING MARINE STRIKE.
War Beard Trying to Adjust
Difference and End Troubles
at New York.
nv Associated PRESS 70 Every Evening

By Associated tre~S 10 fsNeFs Evening
New York Jan l3.-IIearlngs were
o,,cned here today by the National War
Labor Board in an attempt To adjust the
differences which caused 10000 members
of the Marine workers a1hlIation 10 go
out on strike last Thursday when the
Boat Owners Association declined to
submit to arbitration the question oi an
eight hour working day for the men.
Joseph Moran, president OF the New
York Towboat Exchange, announced
last night that the boat owners would
attend the hearing today and would
receive with utmost respect any sugges-
ton" the board may decide to offer, upon
the condition that Basil NJ. Manly,
ioint chairman of the board, and six OF
its members not take part IN the hearing
Just before the strike which tied up
New York harbor for three days, was
called Mr.. Manly and the six members
referred to by Moran issued a statement
declaring the boat owners had violated
preyious awards by the board and had
''contemptuously refused to comply with
the orders Of the board
The strikers announced last night
that all the members Of the unions who
have gone out would return 10 work pend
ing the decision Of the board, but the
eaders intimated that resun ption Of
the strike would be ordered Unless the
boatowners should abide by the findings
OF the board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
LEGISLATURE MAY
GET IN SHAPE FOR
BUSINESS TODAY
House Me, -irst This Morning
and Marked Time Waiting
fer the Senate.
SENATE FULLY ORGANIZED

s,sr,,i p,.pa tch From staff Correspondent
state House. Dover, Jan l3
Wban the Legislature convened this
morning there was mtimation that organi-
1ation would hc completed today hoth
branches we're late m convening, howevef'
snd business proceeded SLOWLY Inc
House met M IL . clock Representative
lrancis on behalf ot the House members,
presented t. speaker Corblt, rs a token oi
,rtendshrp and esteem an ornainrntal
hask,t containing - russct roses. MI
ranc,s sand the House hCnevcd Il made
n, mistake N clcctmg MI torlht speaker
and knew he would faithfully represent
the state and bc courteous ana lar 10
the members
speaker Corbu. replying, cN1r'SS'u
thanks Tor the gift and stated that h' an
prec,atcd the confidence OF the repi,s>'h''
,,,.es s,d trusted thcv would not I've DIS
.nro,nted Immediately after tins inci-
,,rnt : n, Hotisc recessed until 80 . clock
D,i,nr recess speaker torhit sald ne
wou.c MOI appoint the House committees
TO-DAY.
-TNu riIRksHIr Cn>TFRfNCt.
~,nn ,ttol ar1ival at Dover the Re-
,.,i,h..,r -,p,'or> went into conference
concerning senate clcrkShlps and con
tinucl theron the Icst nt the morning
Neanu hIc the Dcmoctatic senators yawn-
ed chat,rd mi awaited developments.
~r<,Ipu .oR. ,<ifE- QUICKLY
m. senate session opened a l205
n,h,,a Cltrk Harold ; Crcamcr after
,ine -W,.t N. us senator tiormlcy,
.,p IA rdt and III the members re-
..nd 4 ,N.cpi senator Walker. The
~en.f. ,.Ni p,acco,cd 20 complete or
..tf4. 4ti.4 t,d clc-ted otfccrs as follows.
v i'm lcrk Nsrry L. Robinson,
~,l, y .ot,t.N
h,r ,er.-r.,nh q Miller Brandy
H.. Lilndr,si New Castlc county
~,r1eau'-.'-arn,- J Bunting Sus-
trorne, -Wdh,m u Hope Dover.
rcicahon. messenger ,lfrcI Raikc-,
Negro, Dover
laec-Ioscp Bcnt1 Dover
>trnoCraIAcr> Mrs Nellie Lynch
Wall Nj. Page Catchings and Mrs.
lrancl> = Nrthur~
ChnrlaIn-Rcv 4 : stephens, Kent
Isrh oHicer-elCCt received I'll the III
RenuhlIcan vote cast
The hyc Democratic ScnstorS voted Tor
the following ticket Reading clerk,
Thomas r.. Malone. New Castle county,
ba ,lsrk. Janics \ Graham, Kent, ser
cont ,t-arms, M William Il. ~mlth Kent
..tt,rn,x ". Watson. Harrington Kent
enbone messenger james : Goodwin,
Non. naqc. Harrv Peterson. Kent,
/. .pagranhcr. Mis- Man Martin, Kent.
r9an!.ln. Rev J. u / t,kerd. Ken;
A'rel Raikc~ cleci,d telephone mes
~.n.., +, nc.rbmcl 81 ,hc Republican
sat, Central Committee.
kf,cr ,rgap,,e,,or had been completed
80. ~epst, recessed ,.ntl . clock Dur
*. p. -. + VA. uncertain whether Cover
n.,r rnyu-, nd would transmit his biennial
,n,..>,o.. :. H. Legislature today lie
ga rcattv present II tout there Mas
uncrrtaInltX coYccruing Its transmission,
l..e.i,.e t,,e S,.natc and Hoa~, had nof
indicated readiness 90 rccciV" u
tost. .t.ued on pa-r u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-13
STRIKES TIE UP RAILWAYS;
RUSH TROOPS To CAPITAL
81 A..oclaLed Pr... ID -. E.onlng

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Buenos Aires. June independent
strikes were begun this morning on rail
ways not affected BY the general walkout
Of last week Trains on the central
Argentine railway which left here on
sunday morning are being held at Rosario.
from which city no trains arc permitted
10 lca-c for Buenos Aires
The western railway also IS tied up by
strike which began at midnight At 4
o'clock his morning the roundhouSe and
other railway buildings we're surrounded
BY strikers and firing was reported These
strikes will embarrass the movement of
troops
II was learned tins morning that more
troops were expected soon after daybwak.
General Delapaine has sent troops to
requisitiou the arms in "A number Of
privately-owned gun shops, thus prevent
ing them from falling INTO the hands of
the Maximahsts The guard around the
government armory has been increased.