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LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY 174914 JUNE RIQEliyEOTNTSv : SaltHeraldjVoL'16T:No34v Lake i t ’’‘BSS 'I t --I I as W '44 CONERENCE AT 4 MAY BE ENDED Carranza’s Agent atJponferenceW Arrterican RIDAYS SESSION NEXT INTO INQUIRY CLUBWOMEN Delegates DISASTER TRUTH w BEGUN Grayest elt Apprehensions as of Expected Car-i Consequences Break Kendall HUERTA - Paso El June 17 issued General Villa — through his agents here split between tpday a general denial that there had been any himself and General Carranza He said that the arrest of the Carranza officials at Juarez had been the result of a orders on the part of Col Thomas Ornelas in chargetf the Juarez garrison I misrepresentation6f fiA Empress Stationary by of i When DENIES ANY BREAK WITH CARRANZA SUMMONS WAR COUNCIL AT TORREON El June IQ-— Paso Tex General Villa tendered his resignation the constitutionalist of his position in army to General Carranza within the fiscal week it became known tonight To Villa’s message the constitutionalist commander in chief replied asking who would succeed succeed him ollowing this Villa’s various military chiefs held a conference 'and sent a “round robin” to Carranza declaring that they would i’ 1 accept none other than Villa Villa as tonight I1RK1 ft-VSA I A -ft—' Gorham J Asks to Relal Conditions National Learn makes! recommended and modest dress offered the services the home economics to further the Smith-Leyer plea Here fairness Separate for Meetings ' by Held designs Opposing division in Congress to bureau of home Resyltsl of Investigation of So- j for Ballot establish Evil cial Laid Before actions Preparing on Question pt at 'Mines j Showing Wards ederation Convention DUNCAN TRYING MAYOR HICAC OO Jun® June 16— rThe Utah deleto aa TO gates tAnliyh — ym Hyp 111UUX0QIJ IL EECT COMPROMISE sentiments expressedby Mrs Andrew J address Gorham r to the biennial on The Greatest Need of Our Confident Local ''Authorities ? Sllli State” w hen she tea id: Can “If by Hntje Situation and magic you could be trans-our ported to wonderful incomparable mvvuipcuquic NotifiesjPresident That U Si entrachiued st&te x’wyou would wonder if there vfas anything that Utah IS ON really OR Will Notneeded Bq' Needed " “Tiie cinb movement was needed and rhas done more perhapsthan any other one fbree to draw together the people TD GET of glij sects classes and interests” J uhe said DUTTEj MonL 6— Oppose Mrs Gorham “It seemed ing faetioDs of the to LUIS CABRERA necessary Bhtte locaf No lay the burden of our present greatest 1 Western ederationof Miners held One needjupori you need is a betterunderstanding and clearer Tlio separatemeetingsthere tonight ACTION PAPER conception New chapters illustrating th® horror on your part oft conditions in fair of the our meeting conservativesnow yeof the disaster were state Josh Billings said ‘it was better added by J" Captain the not to terrea to nere as the’ remnant ot 'iL' KendallIn his testimony the know so much than to know federation was attended by twenty-1 so miny piittgs that ain’t so’ most startling being his description CURB ELECTRIC “Your ojwn members ask questions one men of how ededers? from tbn a sheet of name burst from Buyers of Bonds to Dictate Editorial about us shoeing a bad ibe neighborhood lamentable union in of the Empress after she was rammed We urge that this vast 400 at thei Meeting according to: the pro-jv of the collier evidently penetrating Policy Kearns help meet one need by morj — carefully investigating j‘ URGED clear throughto her boilers proving "“and the committee in the testing statementsrelative to Saddle us the coriserva fives held another’? Later Captains Blamed Each Other caib “You do much to preju meeting which they said’ was attended remove first authentic The account was also dice ana John C ignorance to separate truth by 400 minters Lowriey give-n of enacted from falsehood a distressingscene at this meetingand’told tb® min-77-ers when Captaift Kendall on the verge DEAL Is pending and it is understood "Do thisifor Utah” that thie Butte local has $95000 In of collapse L’talj delegates Control of Water Powerof met Captain will be carried to Mrs C H its Anderson successful Th® gave treasury The special meeting’ of the collier when the former auditor of the national body the conservatives for riday jiigjht was conclusion in a day or two the Storstad whereby McMahon ooay Ipomain Reported reached una dinner at the Blackstonetonight called off 'The speeders in their state-—? Apparently the til Captain Telegram is to become Kendall was taken away the Evening Oja issued Social Hygiene ment at-1 Ho Democratic party organ In midnight House Salt (Continuedon Page the dissatisfaction- in ’the Column 5) causesi Lake Knteeland did some George very While those who are negotiating plain miners’ pnjonj They talking accused the offi-A in regard to the the to cause of the of Ireland in disaster Empress the St Lawrence on May 29 "was brought at today’s opening session of the investigating dominion commission of which Lord Mersey of the British house of peers is chairman So tar statements of Captain KeiP dal of the Empress of Ireland that he was stationarywhen rammed by the collier Storstad and of the the collier that the owners of herself in Empress placed front of the Norwegian vessel which had the right bf way were only emphasized IMMEDIATE ' UNION today bill 16 — Testimony known conditions BUT UTAH ederation economics favored Increased appropriations for state and city boards of health urged university extension for the work of disease prevention requested children’s bureaus to prepare for pamphlets mothers instruction for the children on state laws making man: approved datory the reporting of venereal diseases and approved abatement and injunction law in suppression of immoral resorts a IB-rthe L l"i m w i J p ' ' ’’ -T x DEAL I VILLA Mrs 5VOMEN Women’s becoming In of Collier Storstad June amplifying the Tex BV resolutions The AvwzdyjKiC(::’?Jiww 1x1 ' Was Rammed INCIDENT the simple Statement That Ireland SETTLE Reiterates OUIEI BIJHI ' MADE s Captain MAY DEMAND ABOUT 16 The vice Chicago’ Jun© traffic public health — and tight skirts were attacked in the resohit ions adopted by the General ederation of clubs to 1Z ranza-Villa URGED ASCERTAIN THE TO ith i -Troops i DEMOCRATS ’ J CONTROLO ‘ -Ji TO ! ' - ignorance i 7 leader or-ganizationj a ’ of MONOPOLY garrisons General ordered commanders throughout the territory he controls to report at once at Torreon order was accepted ominously by observers here History of Orozco rebellion against Pascual President Madero was revived Orozco as Villaj was a leader of volunteertroops of Chihuahua state and as a popular favorite led a revolutionagainst the®former presi dent! all : i-4 ' This pre--sided the Bill for on-Public I A a I 1 j -reviewed 2 : J ? 'ALLS y Ont June rederick 16—Justice Lamar and W SIGHTSEERS WARNED Lehmann American delegates to the mediation conference went to WASHINGTO June 16 — Urgedfor Buffalo today and talked for four hours with Rafael Zujiaran and Luis immediate passage to curb a of General Carranza Uabrera personal representatives Their purpose was gigantic combinition of electric interests TO KEEP ROM Bring the to find in constitutionalists harmony with the scope the bill some way to fqr the development of mediation The mission was a failure water powerin connectionwith the use The from Washing-? constitutionalist representativeswho had of public domain one of Ihe come measures told them MOUNT LASSEN CRATER ton to see the American delegates why they could not agree to on the Democratic program for an armistice why only a man prominent in the constitutionalist legislation was reported to ranks the will be accepted by them for the provisionalpresidency and finally they from the public lands House today by committee Representative believed the constitutionalist Graham army would settleetheMexican probleip soon of Illinois California Volcano Steamin unhampered by foreign complications The measur the report explained and Another The Americans returned to Niagara would preserve to the people ownership Eruption the of : : ’ ' OUST OLLOWERS AND alls ARREST CARRANZA OICERS 4 feeling that far as the so of all hydro-electric political public lands purposes available for and provided pacification of Mexico Is concernedfor their leasing and would inaugurate and progress in the mediation had accomplished nothing an era of activity and development of water power possibilities probably the end of the conferences was near More than three-fourths of the 6000-000 BE already developed SESSION RIDAY MAY LAST horsepower accordingto the report has been on Th® next full conferenceis set for land riday Until then little will be done which passed from governmentto private ownership and thence into the because of the of Minister absence Naon of Most of the principals (Continuedon Page Argentina Column 4) here incline to the view that riday’s session The SUES OR OIL LANDS may be the last three mediating plenipotentiaries practically have abandoned hope of solving: Mexico's internal problem the Huerta! delegates 2 6 J Regarded as Acts' Split of Evidence Between Constitu- are resolute in their determinationnot to accept a constitutionalist partisan for the provisional presidencyand there appears tonight no feasible of way keeping all In conferencemuch longer Only developments npt now foreseen such as a change of attitude on the part of the constitutionalists of or the Huerta delegates can keep the conference in session tionalist Leaders VALUED AT $50000000 4-was is Women’s of the General Clubsi in cers of the that an bonds option of has the department evening paper for the -IpcaL-union - v ' ' between 7 -- a l - pa- dtepon'-X ubjcetpd to the offleers’?: ruling They alo alleged that--Mick and death benefits have not been paid? Ninetyper 'cejnt'er the according toj thb jseceders are in thecrusad® to establish a new organization: The statementcloses by saying there is intention of ihvblvlr-srthe no mine own-ers in the prepehLtrouble hajl as their chalr? The conservatives Joe HarkinsLvjcepresident1 of the! man Butte local tend John C LowhcsV of3'?’ member of 'thle executive Committee7 the Western ederation of'Mlnerstook miners who : Mr been secured embloj’lngiex-cohvicts'to : norance be promi-! owners the last apromlnpn part' Mr KrieeLand’sagents in rpoJliP" nent Democrats of Utah who have long The aeceders announced that year300have gathered professionally complete histories will rof until’ be opened from 10 giris not a soughtto gain control of a daily of et bn the vote but Wel1 started on the downward midnight tomorrow to that' will advocate Democratic of! showing cards before path question policies and George E Hale general to can epter the mines Refusal the general Contrary impressionminers of the miners! to the paper will sign the reports of some investigations show their cards 'was manager of that an and the ’caiisea of the riots on’ Satwill allow one of agreement dictate the bond-I that the mteioritv of these girls are holders last to the editorial policj feeble-minded or subnormal Mr Kneeland urday of the paper One the streets crowded said that the majority of the girls Although' city’ conditiontothis is tonight quiet that that policy the was must be against Mkyor wfare quit® intelligent United States Senator Heed Duncan in anieffbrt to preventtrouble Smoot Some jrom Good Homes ordered that the saloons be closed at L Arrangements were to have been “iSom® of them” he asserted ‘‘come o’clock tonight and remain’ closed completed yesterday While it was denied by Mr who is as yours some llveuntil Thursday morning 'He 'also Kearns chief from such hpme® creditor of the paper the discontinuance: that he has at home in tcl®ness and ease We have of the sale any of ffrearmsj money as yet he admitted letters from m showing marked r wlib of however that the persons behind the telllgence art expression It was reported that tli’e''ffian‘ plan have until July to the YoU will agrbe with me they are typthe union’s funds' afttr' the'1 complete obtained deal It is understood that the bondholders leal" American girls daughters of safe was dynamited Saturday had been will take charge the parents tents found He hqs been per Other ‘ ’ -will Immoral ’’" ‘ ‘ " ‘ DUST ALLS SEWARD AT ' '-'j- Reward Alaska June light fall of sulphur dust here night has caused the belief tnat Mount Katmai the great volcano the on Alaska 300 miles west of here ife again in eruption The fall of sulphur dust foldark lowed an unusually day during which the pky w overin cast with heavy clouds the Reports from Valdez say severe earthquake felt there last night but no seismic disturbancewas noticed here reports from Kodiak or other points in the vicinity df Mount Katmai have been received and whether the volcano is in violent eruption or has merely large discharged a volume of sUl-4phur-laden smoke is not known Two years ago last Tuesdav Mount Katmai burst forth in vid-4lent eruption covering Kodiak and adjacent Islands and the mainland ithln a radius of 100 miles of the volcano with a deep layer of volcanic ash 16--A f last 6 peninsula i ' -were j or-Ared " received ‘ infacility t ' 1 srf respectable i of editorial not arrested policy of tlie is pnljfair to say that the he is keeping’ Telegram In the near majority But it ate thought thatthat under future poor coarse and ignorant over for ffeai if he appears Hale fcald that Mr Moyle and with a wide knowledge of evil and Jit- funds will te attached conservaJ'I Mr interested tn Wallace were the tie donceptlon of good” tives of the union r throiigji the bond issue bit as to how Ail reports of agents Working for Compromise? their power over the editorial policy the 'speaker fiound certain characteristics Mayor Lewiswill be he J amongl tte gferls They were Mayor would not say announced R towairds parents today that he had-been in Waljace Demooratio national conference homeandandscornful leader’s suspicious said last night of representing both committeeman that they were he would make no of the iButtb miners union andregarding boy frienda wlhom they called “boobs” statement the negotiations bn Page proposed or pending Column 4) (Continued for the control of the Telegram excepting to say that no transfer would be made Wednesday HERALlJ-RUBLiCADi INt It-ifi i Mr -the” Government Attacks raudulent 4PASq Jun® 16— Reports that 4General Villa had resigned as com No Titles to 107799 Acres 4mander of the northern military zone 4in Kern partially here tonight County Cal 4wera confirmed W Carranza'soffices at Juarez' were 4HREAK IS EXPECTED 4by Villg supporter® tonight Reports of forcible seizure by a Villa Dos Angeles Cal June 16— Suit was official of the telegraph Similar confldcjiilons afe authentically office at filed by the federal Juarez held government In the 4Jrepoitedto have taken place at previouslyby Carranza United States district court here today 4stir in the mediation a City ad at Totreon where colony created to recover oil lands valued The- Huerta delegates at more said it Villa remained today than 350 £000001 in Kern countyf (‘al 4TODAY’S: showed the correctnessof their 4THQUSANbs'PAYTRrBUTE The seizure of the offices in Juarez from th® Southern Pacific Bailroad warnings that a lack of evidence 4the StandardOil was taken hr as conclusive in the constitutionalist company ranks fifty companv and 4iof thd long! predicted split other corporations TO ADLAI E STEVENSON between would lead to anarchy in the north and individuals The area involved is 107799 acres Carranza lender of the eortstitutionp1- The news served also to confirm hope of settling ’T1 5RMOUNTA 1 Mediators ?iv® up affairs IN lltet Villa his most suc revolutionand Private This is one of the series of suits in Mrs A J which have beten current in Ill Jyjie Mexlco’slin :emal advices equity Instituted Bloomington 16— crazed man 13 (captured near Bing-L by the cessful'chieftain late quarters here of breach business suspendedand the city de lends Utah at— clubwoman’s harm agovernment RUD PEI I’ Cal June 15 Gorham Gorham fle 4L'i£ hour told of the many Villa draped veil here at a to recover lands it “Keep in mo’irning at Buljte and Carranza which maintains from the crater” is — warn-Ing Bloomington today paid ri convention Youth causrlit ifa Ogden tb be‘ — Situation disaster similar obtained awaythat final honors to former Vice President taking over Carranza offices The gravest were fraudulently by the is oeing given bv —Inquiry fornla for 'LrJui trial is felt nto impress — tv V 13i JLUI apprehension W Adlal E at City and here of what railroad company in violation of Stevenson The body lay in be Democraticpapeirty-it vTmins Chihuahua Torreon follow break the Rushing United States forest" supervisor Telegram art’ expert’ deferred in placing the entire northernpart ftate in th of the courthouse General provisionsof an act of Congress in close to the curious eager to view rotunda Warnings again volcano — Power site Utah county and at Carranza General or two hours while filed 1866 the cone of thousands question of MexicoIrtl the power of Villa’s mili-r Villa Should their forces supplemested by a joint resolution range Mount Eatesen past clash a last night again nluejacket4protect Albanian ruler whichwisps was tary leaders condition of adopted in''187O The act of Congress forth sending anarchy might ensue of The Second Presbyterianchurch the 2 iCongresslional duly is and Another Whole spent trying to get L? to ths information buof 1866 granted large tracts of steambelieved smoke largest in the-city summary — Parisian last Inraddltioh which in all probability would arouse agricultural eruption- was held but a fraction — IIHlstram today to juror result! an$ telegraph office:It latter was disaster grpws again the demand tor lands to aid the building be imminent of those assembled for the services by roau intervention Santa Action on street without armed 3 railway freight thatithe and the the of railroads most Rev N Elliott and Rev D Prohibition convention franchise learned customs house by United States transcontinental but withheld The recent volcanic eruption in Edgar — ndstboned the United Jones of and Rev at Juarez had mineral bearing lands States Bloomington Martin atuseu ino The mediatorshold to the opinion according to geologists treasury department D the last 4 officers at point about eleven Hardii of of Chicago Ogden and intermountain— Takes Third’ North viaduct Prepares to build been that they have a v: confiscatedby Villa’s publicity accomplishedsomething The government alleges that fraud miles occurred Mr west oft Stevensonnamed The California that war Dassen peak the vent a RawfIvl — ComtnenceScores in typewriting' contests H Perez Abreu Carranza’s n the lands were badly between the United was perpetratedwhen being exercises as the cinder cone The Intermentat the Bloomingtoncemetery menthurt as jailed and It States tend the — Demented man Huerta government patented because the railroad agents time ofknown this eruption is estimated was private agent was reported at George Wingfield :Ne’adat g that nearly all of the was halted by mediation that the land involved from 80 those present Was mAde known nolnt knew was mineral to 2Q0 years Basalt Among was former 5 Sofciety ftnAfltar lQalt!’ elThey ago is tn in v Alberto Pani had bearing flowed ’uidUMpharmacists m Of to the fact that and therefore expressly airbanks employeesrani reeling has down the slope into the valley Vice President Utah tb meet In con ven-’n Sfaorts arrested has been in the and tiftn today J charge of developed betweenoraiai exempted by the act of Congress formeda dam which gave rise to fndav American and the treasury: departmentat Juarez and in the case were received here a body of watertrees row called Snag lake I’MOX DISARMS PICKETS Want Ads erie e ofHuerta delegates Papers Tristate Eagles it® because of dead vicinity opens today by mail from San under the surface shopping rancisco id Pittsburgh June 16 — All pickets in 10 Salt Lake and annual convention4 Column 2) EXPECT HVKRTA TO RETIRE — Early dead (Continuedon Page were killed by the basalt flow D filed by Albert the Wtesting house strike who have been campaign— Taylor — Jmpetus isl gicn Schoonover United which movement 'for early shopping General Huerta’s withdrawal from States district attorney Outbreak orecast by Geologists Viaduct is promised promised Wingfield The bill carrying revolvers have been disarmed —reight in fran here Hlllstrom trial crushed- to death vne is exptected soon reSan rancisco June is Switchmafa' I presidency What by leaders of the union v otn Pago 4) accordingto chise — argued Benefit— tor Ensign of the outcome of the mediation (Continued Column happening vfithin the snow-clad — flanks Ranch hand electric 'shock gardless today — ADVISES AMERICANS of 'This action at TaylorsvilleL It is believed that there will be today be an announcement ward — Eaglns in session Mount to appear taken It learned the what but yesterday was when was ti Mining and commercial JNUA !lv Jt&tilUtWN TV an election in July at happened there which when — as guards at th® electric works had MEXICO) to geologistsftir reckon time time wnen cinder 12 Editorials INTERIOR O General Huerta will be recKon Grgbks'xinirhokia PREDICTS POLICEMEN — their rifles and were armed only One hundred L’ cone VV m maschosen tn the federal territory but it of Eassen peak sacred by Turks and as nearlv as can with is nightsticks consideredprobable that influential ( WILL USE AEROPLANES be estimated DJ31ESTIC orce oUbluSjackets landed at’Du’rsz-S Mexico City June 16'— The about century before classes In O minister who haz under his Mexico City will'Johnson N Camden appointed persuadet OLLOW criminals the American revolution TO interests in the) him to fill the post of Tiie authoritv iron minister foremost biller on Mount senator iinutcKy of‘ charge American 4 Senato expressed the affairs now vacant with Lassen is H of the United U Smith Michigan More buildlrjgsandhoiripseVn Paris' as an I HAY REPORT SHOWS Mexican capital Grand Rapids Mich June 16 state department able and — charges ep’artmefafwith acting result of supporters storm sselze flood’ h opinion today that Americans should conservativeindividual who I The ((pntinued ‘on Pjige aviator-policeman petroling Column 3) t DECREASE in exports in interest of qertainbankers Ln from could succeed to the Carranza not return here from Vera Cruz presidencyand beat in the air will be an addition officials inforxhationbureauVand '' teleO the to reconcile tne DENVER THREATENED ARM PRODUCTS club theconclusionof peace maxe euori to the forces of Women’s convention hears adgraph office iri Juar ez war metropolitancities ring elements He also declared him-) dress m An social problem 4K Inqulry at7 Quebec MtoEm- 'J conf eeence before Charles M begun Sebasof! If the many years WITH WATER Inna TTvnApfa lieiders to ad press of Ireland disaster" the ‘return mediation conference AMINE XVaahin9trtY Democratic preparing self opposed to tian chief of police of Los Angeles! — late in July will in ail probability breadstuffsjlrom the United States Mediators have practically ’abandoned joums it Its (declared in a Speech before the InAmericans to the mines in the Inis steaminer hope of shlring Mexican-internal last month amounted to and nn problems failure to bring the $12413360 other eruption' terior of tb1® republic nowledge ternational Colo Association of Chiefs of Denver June IS The city feared with at present! elements together for a solution- of the I Police here today compared 312818757 in coh coun“l today Prohibition leaders in There Js! loo evidence adopted —resolutions the department of internal problem but at the same time bit feeling in Mexico! will Chief Sebastian cited several inclcommerce threatening through its police powerto xerence STAND ARD CUT8 PRICES? the solution tdilay The value of les City'-but probably announce of announced and sheep Government suit' tdrecover' oil ’St'LOulsi June-rt 'cuts in'th'o as there ate many liundents occurred in California "take such steps as are necessaTy for which cattle hog — Mexico’s international conflict Just 386853000 lands valued at in Califorprices’ 'products of Americans here the — 350000000 bandits who had escaped’! adequatewater service"’ unless by June 4reds now what disposition will be concerningfleeing exported slightly — in nia Brazilian1 believes excess of by thb'StandaM’Oil companv announced minister' that f made of the afx taken to relieve a threatened ws last here and were across deserts! 22 stefas the cotton Santa! e Komfaany chargedwith day Gasoliiiewas’cut-frotn Cruz American forces at Vera CrUz no one Had May export year J2 tp 10 those in Vera should not be water! famine and a aeroplanesbeen used to trace vterdi it it of coroner’s coroner's jury on cents ‘coal oil ifrorq here-is in to controversy figures werft $21847517 a decrease to 59 until settle-J apposition conjecture permitted r£o return them tlie robbers over water rentajs adjusted centsand would ii’ave been Shortage from May Bagdad’ wreck naphtha-from 10 to' hei-e is of more than 89cents a gallon bebn-arranged The atmospherewholly I of the Bill located in a short time he said water supply is said to be due fordevyli'pment of The price of gasoline has been ment has The 4 water power’duced’ reAmerican delegates $3000000 reported to Bouseto conduits of the cents ‘gallon broken a and-coal oil Denver Union on Page Buttes quiet but breach in gallon’ since the Column 2) miners cents a Oil Water company Standardago' r resuihed business here union ifidens ere six month® months ago £ I Ep l confiscated Cht-huahua officials repeated -by 1 far-reaching rebellious 7 -Duncan : -j-with fac-L-tions 'Continuedonage 5 2-Column NEis v - cohesion - it’ to publication g 4- ederation Conventiontoday details DavidKeith for li 4- elements ’ Looked Is night last delegates to discuss commercialised w VILLA’S matter to ' conservation - refused Kneehand is director of the investigation of the Xmer-fan ol Social Hygiene association His and that thA pending deal is weire based on statistics gathered remarks flotation pf these by hii investigators He found It was learned that under the terms that a prolific source of supply to ivice from girls of the deal Thomas Kearns and comes the of 15 and 18 years the former owners of the Telegram dangerous ages Age of the developmentof and still largely Interested in it will the racial instinct and that startling retain control of the from bonds and minority of these come homes other than those of poverty and igthrough them of the policy of the known on AW ' terms the 4 sus-piclons ? -P - re-cel -With I between I f? J 7 re-Z a I i J 4 ' 1 4 evi-dently t - a -may o between J i ‘ a - i ‘ - - -1- K- j e - J ’ - son-in-law j announced : - ' i ’ ‘ v i -mining been7 T A-iH-Ke ! ’ e 1 6-7 ' - v- - S-9 £ 2 ‘! 7 - t-X a -l - I 6 ' 2 ' I l-assem a successor discarded f i i ai e a zy ' 4 m w 1 A ' 5 ? Bra-lllan‘‘ - a -- v'-te ) be-fore offoreign - 1 ! ' 5 ’ ' Nicaragua a ' 1 - - J I e s’ 1 I m 'I i i 1- n w 1 hk- r -v w “ M 1 : 2 : " ad-ack-rival ’ ‘ J 'l I i t i May1913 J i j anti-American i’ ! ? -j ' - - -vr’L -national ' f ’ -Three of-ItsL 1 -weEe' -V I ‘ to-' I neg-ligencerin 9 J I -of 6 ' f I ' I I - 4 ’ ' r v I pes-shfifstic ! -’1913 I - J dc-(Contlnucd : G ’ 3 - 2 r - Je t fe ‘)1 r illBBSSl a B&7' 5 C rt: Kk- 1 ’ |