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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08
PERSONAL GOSSIP
IN INNOCENT Vein

MISS IL. LlpplhSOtt oiii'Su w."
from Sulphur.
G.. p. Griffith of Elko is here on a
business mission.
Miss Jessie Diamond has returned
from Carson City.
Ousto Lennon of Fernley is regis
tered 1t the Star hotel.
o.
Thomas Ray is an arrival in Winnie
mucca from Battle Mountain.
w. L. Richards has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma and Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Barnes of INLAY
spent the day in town yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. Comes of Golconda is Wis
iting Mrs. F. ]. Button this week.
@
George Kenney started on his re-
turn trip to Kennedy this morning.
@
James Stewart came in yesterday
from his ranch near Willow Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams re-
turned this morning to Willow Point.
John Etchart, prominent sheepman
of Golconda, is t%ransacting business
in town today.
J. w. Williams of Los Angeles, state
representative Eagles aeria, is in Win
nemucca today.
Mrs. T. E. Powell has returned
from a recreation trip Of two weeks
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Bernard and
Mrs. j. C. Alternately motored in from
Golconda yesterday.
@
Mrs. B. w. Stewart and grandson.
Billy Lowell, returned yesterday from
a visit in Sacramento.
Miss Stella Nelson arrived from I'm
lay yesterday and will visit with
friends for a few days.
Mrs. Grover Maxwell, after a short
visit in town, returned Thursday to
her home at Rebel Creek.
George Kimber has returned from
Adelaide, Gold Run district, where he
spent some weeks mining.
Mrs. May Guthrie has returned from
Lovelock, where she visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Damn, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Pearce, who
have been visiting relatives in Winnie
mucca, returned yesterday to their
home in Pleasant Valley.
@
Judge Callahan returned yesterday
from Elko, where he went to hear a
divorce case for District Judge E. J.
L. Taber of the 4th district.
C.. de Arrieta, who is on his return
trip to Portola after having visited
Salt Lake City, stopped off is this city
and will visit for two weeks with his
mother and brother.
F. M. Williams arrived in Winnie
mucca yesterday to visit with his
mother. He will return to his auto
mobile business in Reno this after
noon. Williams formerly resided here.
@
j. Sheehan returned last night from
Carson City. @
Mrs. James Pike has returned from
Carson City. @
w. E. Cole Of McDermitt is a visi-
tor in town. @
Ira Lowell returned Thursday from
San francisco and Otner California
points. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Anacabe and son
of McDermitt are spending a few days
in town. @
Ramon Intamussu, sheepman of the
Jungo section, was a visitor in town
this week. @
]. H.. Bradshaw arrived Thursday
from Reno and left Friday for Para
disc Valley. @
Paul Mirandeborde, sheep man of
the Jungo section, is a Winnemucca
visitor today. @
ID. l. LaPoint left Thursday on a
recreation trip to Sacramento and
San Francisco. @
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08
st. Paul's Catholic Church

Sunday. March 9-Mass at 1890 a.
m Evening devotions at 1880.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08

The world has at last been made
SAFE for churches and hospitals
Washington Star.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08

Virginia City Labor shortage I'm
this vicinity has teen overcome.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08
WEATHER REPORT


For the twenty-four hours ended at
8 am. today:
Highest temperature yesterday. 81.
Lowest this morning. 20.
Mean temperature yesterday, "a.
Normal temperature yesterday. 81.
Precipitation. nome.
Prevailing wind direction, south
west.
Weather forecast for the twenty-four
hours ending 5 pm. tomorrow:
Probably rain or snow tonight ana
Sunday.
RAY l.. FISHER, Observer.
through the mountains OF sand oy
passengers on the mainline tram
long after their resume their journey
northward. The expectation Oh tne
boys is so keen that the company
would rather run a special from LUZ
low than permit q Sunday 70 pss'
without . ah0v1IRane 0esseae
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08

AUTOMOBILE-Will take a loss on
my new seven-passenger touring
car, driven only 1000 miles; car is
In excellent condition; will demon
strate. Address Drawer Z, Winnie
mucca, Nevada. 973
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-03-08
WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC.

TO RENT - Three : room furnished
apartment, very close in. Apply at
425 Baud street. 102t3p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25

ably to miejsce przyozdobic I god
nym siebie przepychem, re posia-
da} tam zbi6r obraz6w najdaw---
niejszych~ najznakomitszych mi
strz6w, oraz zbi6r s~tarozytnosci,
godnych widzenia ola znawc6w.
Nietylko' jednak Z tych powo--
dow, lecz i dlatego, re hrabia INA
nym by1~z dobroczynnosci, re czy
nil wiele ola biednych %zajmowa--
no sic jego domem, jego samego
wszedzie witano z uszanowaniem.
Ceniono go jake meza ma szlachet
niejszego charakteru, przyczem
wiele wazy}a ia o~kolicznosc, re
wszedf W zwiazek ~malzenski z
biedna dziewczyna z mieszczans--
kiej rodziny:
Hrabinie Blance, kt6ra W up.
rzejmoSci nieustepowala swemu
ma1zonkowi, zazdroszczono tel pc
wszechnie; miano ia "a szczesliwa
DO nikt:nie wiedzia}, re W przepy-
chu bogactwie, jakiem ia MAJ O.
toczy1, tesknila. "a zyciem w nedz-
nei chacie obok cz1owieka, ktore.
go mog1aby nazwac wybrancem
swojego serca.
S1yszelismy z w}asnych us1
Blank, re wcale ME kocha}a Ma,
bacha, i re przyszla do swiadomo
sci swoich uczuc dopiero ujrzaw
sly Pedra, re cd tel chwili pow
stale W jej duszy jedno tylko pre-
gnienie, spedzenia zycia PREY jegt
boku.
Pojmowa}a jednakze niezWalczt
ne przeszkody, jake staly ma "a
wadzie jej prawnemu po1aczenit
sic 2 Pedrem, wiedziala nieroz
J wiazlosci malzenstwa, j ty1ko poo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25
naciskiem Hiszpana udzielifa MI

naciskiem Hiszpana udzieli}a mu
schadzke tego wieczoru.
w ciagu dnia, kt6ry nastapif
pc zabawie Il mniemanego hrabie
go Kaminskiego, zalowa}a nieraz
tego postanowienia i p}aka}a gorz
kiemi lzami ma mysl, re hanieb--
nie zdradza czlowieka, kt6ry jej
Swiadczyf tylko dobrodziejstwa.
= O jak nieszczesliwa, jake
nizko upad}am! - szeptala cho--
dzac pc samotnych alejach ogro-
du, - Don Pedro must nina po-
gardzac, must myslec, re niezdol-
na jestem dotrzymac zaprzysieze-
nej WARY, poniewaz uleg}am jego
prosbom i pozwoli}am mu tn
przyj$c. Powinnam by1a mu zabro
mic bezwarunkowo, zaklae go, a.
zeby mnie unika1, azeby spok6j,
kt0ry ia jegO Wldok straclfam,
m6g1 powr6cic do. mego serca Me
przyjme co.. kaze powiedziec,
;!zem chora, MECH zrozumie, re pc
blizszem zastanowieniu postano--
william .odpechnac kusicielaa. Rzu-
&c sic ma szyje Marbachowi, po-
wien mu wszystko, bede go pro-
sila, zeby mnie brohil cd upadku
W przepassc. Mech mnie: odepchnie
ale MECH mann przynajmniej swia
domosc, zem. sic broni}a przeciw
podszeptom szatana.
[Uiag dalszy nastap1.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25
(Ciag dalszy.)

Aargrabia Negroni doda1 do
tych slow mn6stwo obelg i pre-
klenstw. Z ca}ej jego mowy zrozu
mialcm tylko, re Carlo Negroni W
podr6zy pc Europe przyby} do
Krakowa i tam wykradf zakonni-
&c, kt6ra wbrcw wolf umieszczono-
W klasztorZe, a re wykradziona
piekna byla jak Madonna, vice
sic w nicj zakocha} i potajemnie
przywiozl ia do Wenecyi. To roz-
gnicwa}o jcgo OLGA, kt6ry nietyl-
ko zazadaf rozwiazania malzcnst-
Wa i przeklaf syna, ale nadto
wszelkiemi mozcbncmi srodkami
podkopywa} s~zczescic m}odej pa
ry, a gdy wszelkie intrygi okaza}y
sic bezskutecznemi, ably ma}zon--
k6w znicchecic do sicbie, uciekf
sic do gwaftu. Carlo zostaf porwa-
ny przcz jcgo ludzi, a on sam
przyszedl tcraz do Agnaty, azcby
ja o%statecznie pognebic.
Zaproponowaf on jcj znaczna
kwote picniezna jezeli zechcc ma
tychmiast opuScic Wenecye i wy
rzeczc sic Calla pod ~uroczysta
przysiega, a gdy tego uczynic ME
chcia}a, wpad} w gnicw straszny
i zawola}:
- Teraz zaczyna sic twoja rola
w tel komcdyi gondoljerze. Ia
bicrz dziecko, kt6re przyszlo ma
SWAT Z tego przekletego zwiazku,
odp}yn z MEM ma morze j wrzuc
gdzie najwieksza g}ebina!~
Drcszcz mnie przeszed}, gdyz
nigdy ME by}bym w stanie zamor
dowac bczbronnej istoty. Odm6--
WHEN stanowczo ~wype}nic jego
wole i wymoglem ia MIN, re mi
odda} dziccko, kt0re podoba}o mi
sic bardzo, warunkicm,ze opusz
exc natychmiast Wcnecye, natu-
ralnie dobrzc zaopatrzony W pie
niadzc. ,.-
Wzialcm vice dziecko, mic Eva
zajac Ia rozpacz Agnaty, i wy
szed}cm, ME troszczac sic Q to,
co dalcj zajdzie w pa1acu, ably W
gondoli oczekiwac powrotu mar
kiza.
Powrocil on pc uplywie godzi:
ny; twarz jego byla Smicrtclnie
blada, oczy swiecily ponuro, s}o.
wen mac by1o pc MIN, re pre-
bye musial %straszna chwile.
Me pyta}em 60 o to, ME RE
klein s}owa nawet w6wczas, gdy
dial mi ksiese z}ota i %cieszy}em sit
gdy nareszcic wysiad1 4 mole.
gondoli, ~polccajac mi, abym ma
zajutrz o swicie ~przyszed} do ME
go. Uczyni}em to Z wielkim stra
chem, jak z}oczynca wiedziony n;
%stracenic, w palacu musiafan
przysiadz pred krucyfiksem, Il
O tenn co zaszlo, zachowam MAJ
g}ebszc mi]czenie, re dziecko Ag
naty, p0}roczna w6wczas dziew-
czynke uznam "a. swoje, oraz Il
tego dnia jeszcze opuszcze We
necye.
Pc wykonaniu tel przysiegi 20
sta}em wywieziony Z miasta wra
4 dzieckiem przeZ trzech nieznaj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25
ponury @onQ w WarSzawi@
HRABlA B0CUMIt KAMlNSKl

mych mi ludzi. Byli to powierni-
cy markiza Negroni, a dzieckiem
tenn by1a Laura!
- Wnuczka ksiecia! - szcpnal
Gandolfo, z uwaga wys}uchaw-
sly opowiadania Albiniego, -ha
Albini, jakiz ty by1es glupi, les
sic dal zbyc kilkoma tysiacami IL
row. ia ma twojem miejscu H.
mia}bym dobrze potem wysysac
Negroniego.
- Trudno to zrobic z cz}owie-
klein, kt6ry juz ME lyle, - Cd
rzek1 Albini, - ME szlo mi zresz
ia o jego pieniadze, gdyz "a: to
com dosta}, moglem za}ozyc cyrk
i zadosc uczynic mojej namietno-
sci. Dajac przedstawicnia objez--
dza}cm rome kraje i stracilem z
oczu Negroniego. Dopiero docho
dzenia policyjne przypomnialy te
sprawe, ale niestety by}o juz "a
p6zno, zeby ia niej MONA bylo
COS zyskac. Marchesc juz ME zy},
rodzicc Iaury gdzies zagineli, a
palac w Wcnccyi zamieszkiwali
obey ludzic. Musia}cm zaprzeczyt
lie Negroni daf mi kiedy jake
dziecko ma wychowanie, musia-
lem Laure zatrzymac PREY sobie
narcszcic W Warszawie skorzysta
lem re sposobnoSci, kt6ra mi sig
nastreczy}a MEDINA jednak O.
trzymalem zaplate "a moje truly
i starania.. IIa! Laura musi mi
to zaplacic!
- Me psuj sam sobie Interest,",
przyjacielu, - przerwal mu Gan
dolfo, - dziafaj powoli i ostroz--
ME, ME zaS gwaltownie, jak mas2
zwyczaj. ia NJ twojem miejscu
mic zbliza}bym sic teraz wcale &c
tel dzicwczyny, lecz obserwowa}
b,ym ia zdaleka.
- Music sic dowiedzicc Il ko
90 ona jest. Ten handlarz dja-
ment0w Z Egiptu, ktory mowif,zt
sic udajc do Petersburga, a tcra'
bawi w Wicdniu, wydaje mi SIT
bardzo podcjrzanym. Music g
troche wymacac!
- Po1aczmy sic W tym celu, -
rzckf Gandolfo, - dw0ch zawsz'
wiecej zrpbi, niz jeden!
- Ha! toby by}o wbrcw umo-
vie! - zawola1 Albini, - znas
historye Larry i powinienes wy
p}acic polowe pieniedzy, znajdu-
jacych sic w pugllaresle- l a
spraw moich wiecej sic ME mic
szac. Ostatni raz widzimy sic dzi
z SODA, bandyto!
-~Ho! no! znowu zaczynar
bye niegrzecznym, odpar Gan
dolfo, - ME zapominaj, re jeste
W mojenj mocy i re moge Gle I'm
sic, azebys spelnil moja wole.
- lynn razem ME! - krzykna
Albini, pochwyciwszy nadzwycza
zrecznie pistolet kt6rym jego PR
ciwnik grozi1 mu %przedtem, -
tym razem ME! Oddaj mole pit
niadze, }%otrze,~ albo CT strzele '
Heb jak psu wsciek}emu!
- Precz z bronia - zawo};
!, Gandolfo, pobladlszy, precz b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25

oSJ In JSSo
grac dalej.
- Jestem dis tax n~ieszczesli--
wy, - rzekf do obecnych re
m6g1bym przegrac ca1y majatek.
Don Pedro ME mysli Q -wygranej
i dlatego fortuna mu sprzyja. Ha
ha! mop przyjacielu! rozes----
mial sic biorac Pedra pod reke,-:
m6glbys sic STAG postrachem zie-
lonych sto}6w, a bankierzy W VIE
sbaden hub Hamburger mogliby
Gle posadzic o wsp6lke z szatanem
Panowie ME mieli czasu odpo--
wiedziec ma te zartobliwa uwage
gdyz Gandolfo zalozy} bank i wez
wal ich, azeby ma nowo pr6bowa1i
szczescia. Tymczasem gdy gra roz
pocze1a sic ma nowo, Pedro i WHO
wyszli do sasiedniego pc
koju, azeby sic czems och1odzic.
= Szczescie twoje wszystkich
wprowadzilo W zdumienie,- rzek}
W}odzimeirz, wypr6zniwszy szyb-
ko kieliszek wilma, - ci glupcy
patrzyli ma ciebie, jak ma jakaS
wyzsza istote i zdawali sic nabie-
rae ola ciebie szczeg6lncgo szacom
ku, gdy z zadziwiajaca obojetno-
scia< rzucales tysiace gulden6w ma
karte. Ha! ha! Pedro, powaga
twoja zosta1a ugruntowana i mu-
sisz mi bye teraz bardzo wdziecz-
NY, re ci pistolet wytracifem z
reki.
- Carambo to pewne! - 3D.
rzekl Pedro, o%twierajac butelke
wilma Here's de la Frontera, - je-
SITES dzielnym ch}opcem, Kamins-
Xxi i zycze ci dlugiego zycia j po-
wodzenia.
. Traciwszy sic z Wlodzimierzem
wychylil kieliszek i rzek}:
= Przykro mi doprawdy, re
my, kt6rzy sic tax dobrze rozu--
miemy, ME mozemy d}uzej re So
ba pozostac. Jestem cz(owiekiem
niespokojnego ducha hrabio Ka-
minski, music sic oddalic,. zabie-
rajac ma droge wygrane cd ciebie
pieniadze.
- zartujesz chyba? - rzek}
W}odzimierz, - pieniadze kt6res
wygra1, musisz mi oddac, st6sow-
nic do naszej umowy: Dawaj bo
chce grac dluzej!
- Ty chyba. zartujesz, hrabio
Kaminski, - rzck1 szyderczo Pc
dro,. ME mann zwyczaju odda--
wac tego, com wygral. ,Dziekuje
losowi "a wygranaa, uzywam jcj
talk, jak mi sic podoba!
- Ho! no! uklad nasz by} i
nakszy, - syknaf W}odzimierz,-
wczoraj dopiero pozyczy}em ci
dziesiec tysiecy gulden6w i ME
mann bynajmnicj ochoty TRAGIC
tax wielkiego kapita}u, jak ten,
kt6ry .dzisiaj wygra}es. Qddaj pie
niadze dobrowolnie, Boz.
- Oszczedz sobic wszelkich pc
gr6zck, Kaminski, rzckf: Pedro
Y ciagfym spokojem, mnie to
ME zaszkodzi, re narobisz ha{asu i
wyjawisz tym panom, re jestes
pospolitym szulcrem, mnie to: mic
ME szkodzi, ze' raputacya hrable-
90 Kaminskiego zblednic DO mann
piekna su1nke, z kt6ra sobie wsze.
die dam rade.
- Pieniadze, DO cie: zastrzcle!-
rzek} W1odzimierz z gniewem.
- Spr6buj! - rozesmiaf 81!
Pedro,-nie oddam ami szelaga
DO kazdy widziaf, lie gralem ucz
civic.
- Lotrze, popamietasz mnie!-
rzekf W1odzimierz, blady jak krt
da z gniewu, - jeszcze dzisiaj Il
rzadze ci eos takiego, co zniwecz9
Gale twoje szczescie.
- Coz mi zrobisz? - rozes
mia1 sic Pedro.
I odwr6ciwszy sic obojetnie. oe
falszywego Kaminsktego, wyszed
dumnym i pewnym~krokiem z@sza
lerni, widocznie z zamiarem cd
wiedzenia hrabiny Blank W je,
will.
.W}odzimierz arzacy Il gniew,
patrzyl "a MIN, a gdy sic drzw
| "a MIN zamkne4y, rzek1:
r " =" 81 - = =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-25

jV t
rae do jego glowy, DO strzelam
Gandolfo, kt6ry ME mial innej
broni pod reka spostrzegl, re by1-
by zgubionym, gdyby sic ME pod
da} zadaniu Albiniego. Przekla]
swoja nieuwage, nazwa} sic glup.
Gem, re pistolet ma chwile z rak
wypusci},mysla przez chwile, czy
by sic ME rzucic IA przeciwnika j
ME wydrzec. mu broni, ale zarzu-
cir te mysl, widzac, re jest ME
wykonalna, gdyz Albini sta} jak
muir, got6w wystrzelic W kazde;j
chwili. -.
q straszliwem przeklenstwem,
siegna} do kieszeni, wydoby4 pu-
! gilares i odda1 go Albiniemu mo
wiac:
- Trace przez w1asna niezrecz-
nose, Zablerz plenladze l Wledz 0
tenn, re dzien dzisiejszy zawsze be
de pamieta}! Wojna miedzy nami
Ma smierc i .zycie!
- Albine ME jest tch6rzem, -
odrzekl by]y dyrektor cyrku, "a
bicrajac p%ugilares, - pokonywa-
lem juz ludzi dziesiec razy dziel-
|niejszych cd ciebie. I ia bede ten
dzien pamieta} i dowiode, ci, re u
miem bye nieprzyjacielem, gdy
sic tylko zdarzy sposobnosc. o.
w6rz!
Gandolfo musia1 spelnic i ten
rozkaz, a Albini .smial sic Snyder
lsko.
Drzwi, przez kt6re Albini zy--
wynn ME s%podziewaf sic precise
roztworzy}y sic, byly dyrektor
|cyrku, wybieg}, ale dopiero wow
czas spusci} i schowa} do kieszcni
! surduta pistolet, gdy straci1 z
ecu Gandolfo.
Spokojny, jak gdyby mic mic
zaszlo, zcszedl re schod6w, wyszedl
liza ulice i udal sic do domu, aze-
! by sic namyslic jak postepowac
wzgledem Laury.
Ia sauna mysla zajmowa} sic
takze Gandolfo. :Opowiadanic AL
binicgo zaje]o go bardzo zywo,
tom bardziej, re zna} Laure i juz
dawnicj bardzo sic MIA ]intereso--
wal.
PostanowiI on sobic, zc skorZy-
sta &c szczeg6l6w, kt6rych sic o
lliej dowicdzial, zamierzal dojsc
micjsca pobytu margrabiego: Ne
groni i jego ma}zonki Agnaty, i
"a wielka zaplata zwr6cic i'm Lau
re, kt6rcj niezawodnieSz utesknie-
Iniem szukac musieli.
Byiby to postanowienie bezwat-
}pienia. zaraz Wykonal gdyby mia}
czas potcmu. 49,
Wiecz66r juz zapadf i panowie,
kt6rzy cd czasu do czasu przy-:-
chodzili ma gre do jego micszka--
MIA, mogli przybyc lad< chwila'
Jakoz rzeczywisscie moze w godzi-
ne DO odejsciu Albinicgo przybyl1
Gandolfo przyjmowa} nadcho-
dzacych pojedynczo gosci'z pod.
dancza usluznoscia i okazaf maj:
wiekszy zachwyt, widzac pomfe-.
dry przyby}ymi trzech nowych sc
sci a mianowicie hrabiow Mar
bacha i. Kamihskiego, tudzic;
Don Pcdra Sanchez y Romero:
Przypatrywaf sic pilnie tym MI
znajomym, a >szczeg6lnie W4odzi-
mierZowi i zdziwi} sic bardzo cd.
ten ostatni poprosi} go o krotk;
rozmowe W cztery oczy.
- Nam dac tym panom rowan;
j. rzek} falszywy Kaminski, -
prosze pana zatem, abys mi: n;
dzisiaj ustapil. miejsce. bankiera
Jestem got6W IL te przys1uge W.
p}acic panu natychmiast piec ty
siecy gulden6w.
Gandolfo byl zadowolony i CIR
} pod przewodnictwem W}odzimie
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The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-24
AlhERICANSARE FLEEING FROM
 BANDIT 3 VILLA

FL PASO, Texas, Feb. 24.-Ameri- can mining men are leaving Mexico, fearing that Villa will carry out his
 threat to kill Americans and wreck their mines unless million dollars in tribute, k speedily paid
 A recent dispatch to the Associated Press from Chihuahua city states that Francisco Villas recent raid on Santa Enla1ia, sixteen miles from here. and the center of a thickly settled mining district, was typical of his raiding methods. Dashing into the mining town at dawn he shot the sentries of the little federal garrison, executed the captain in command and made prispners of the remaining thirty guaHs. His men found Antonio Cabello 1skep in his home and took him befd Villa in his night clothes.
 ecAnne sE1ls Il apns standing. poned Ale execution until he could round up all of the Americans in camp. Some of the American mining officials, hearing the shooting, fled to the hills and were fired upon by the Villa men. The others, including the officials of the American Smelling and Refining Company, the Buena Tierra Company, and other mines, were brought before Villa, who was estab- Hshed in the offices of one of the min ing companies which had been footed and the records and papers destroyed.
 The Americans were taken to a tramway support, where they were forced to witness the hanging of Ca bello, former mayor of Santa Eulalla. AS his body was swinging from the rope, Villa told the Americans he had not then decided whether or not he would hang them. He told them he would postpone his decision until later. Villa made g speech to the Mexicans who gathered to see the execution, told them the Americans were not paying enough wages and ordered them to make a demonstra- tion for higher wages. Later he per mitted the Americans to leave for Chihuahua city, after he ordered them to report to their companies that he would return March 11th and, If heavy tributes were not paid to his agents by that time he would burn the plants and kill all the Americans.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-24
PLOTTED TO ASSASSINATE .t
 PRESIDENT

NEW YORK, Feb. "A (by Associated Press) Fourteen members of the snanish branch of the l. w. w. nave heen arrested here by secret service men, suspected of being concerned Tn a grave plot alleged by the officers to have been formed.
 The officers claim to have evidence proving that an attempt was to De made to assassinate President Wilson at Boston tomorrow.
 Federal attorneys and secret serv- ice agents are examining the eHects of the fourteen men arrested.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-24
WIRELESS AT
 BORDEAUX lS
 TURNED OVER

BOSTON, Feb. 24 (by Associated Press).-Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt arrived today with President Wilson's party from France. He announced the sale of the Lafay- cite wireless station, at Bordeaux. France, to the French government for $4,OOO,OOO.
 Practical Rehabilitation of all four American shore bases in Europe and in the Azores islands has been com pleted. More than thirty millions of dollars had been spent in laying mine barrage against submarines in the North sea, said MT. Roosevelt.
 Mir. Roosevelt stated that the fifty thousand men from the flying sta tlons had been sent home, and the bases nearly all had been evacuated. The portable houses, provisions and motor trucks had been sold to the Red Cross and army, and other lumber and salvage materials had been sold tn Great Britain and France.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-24
LATE RETURNS GIVE SULZER
 A SAFE LEAD

message to the Times from Val dez. received today, announces that
 Marshal Brenneman received a wire Saturday night to the effect that in
 the November election Naknek gave
 Sulzer, for delegate to congress, 10
 votes, to none for Wickersham Dill
 lingham gave Sulzer 16 and Wicker sham T.. No election was held at Nush- agak. Naknek voted the Democratic ticket straight.
 There can be little doubt as to the accuracy of this news, and it will be taken as removing the last possibility of doubt as to the outcome of the election for delegate. Supporters of Wickersham had relied on the returns from these precincts to turn the scale in his favor.
 Recent news from Juneau as to the work of the canvassing board wass to &hassEecs that anlxaF haA = asts 16dx without the returns from the Bristol Bay precincts. but with these returns so greatly in favor of the Democratic candidate his election is a certainty
 It Is evident also that there Is likely to be repetition of the events of two years ago, when Wickersham instituted contest which, has but re- gently been decided by the house of representatives. During the course of his remarks in the house, where he was given the privilege of present in reply to question by member, stated that if the vote was against him in last falls election he would not again contest. Occurrences at Juneau, however, seem to indicate that he is laying the foundation for such a contest, in spite of his dis claimer. Attorneys are said to be gathering data as to alleged irregu- larities for use in the event that the canvassing boards figures confirm the unofficial reports of Sulzer's election. What these irregularities are is not stated. But with the present chaotic state of the election laws in the terri tory it would not be difficult to find plenty of excuse for charging illegal voting.
 It will be remembered that the ques- tion of the territorial election law, or Australian ballot" was before the house elections committee, which, however, made no ruling in the mat ter, though ignoring 1t in their find- ings. Wickersham contends that 1t is invalid and that territorial cleo tions are governed by the act creat- ing the office of delegate for Alaska, passed by congress. It is therefore probable that should a contest be instituted by the Republican candi- date 1t will be based upon the ques- tion of the application of election laws at the last election.
 In the meantime there Is no doubt that Sulzer will again carry the ere dentials to Washington.