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T1TE aiORXIXO OREGOXIA.V. . . 3IOXDAT. . DECEMBER 27. 1915.
W HERE WIHTEHOUSE HONEYMOONEBS SPENT CHRISTMAS.
DEEPER MEANING
Finance, Labor and Industry,
as Well as Politics, Be
lieved Involved.
GARY
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COFFEE (Super-Quality
DEFENSE PLAN INTERWOVEN
rlllbv1an of nasla ! Evettt
of VTar TU-trardcd a Important
ConldTtUn tafa of
Flrrt Tnt It IWrlnr.
irjusnxiT. r. - The oit
l:na.r la New Tor. whl-S waa
taa.i.,1 ay ColeBal floaaavalt and l
ra-ntut maa lit both R-publKa
BO-t tr.J.-T,.IC prti. I blBi to
teas 4or Bad nift important
liAif:rftB'. hara tra,l h- p fl BS
t..T,.i to it by po!KWt.-,a -.-.rs!tr
.-v. .frt U n- to snlntfav.
.tr..n..l I IB rBrie n.hiod this
of . a.nn.r. ho.r. H "'
li.n cf ., Ut aed laduairy
af vt'at lataraai to tha oti' cantry.
A iVit.rtr'M .at for t." dt
.f th. le M 'fa " I Co"
ttA cf !' Judi i:;trt ii.
li.rr. fco.t at taa 4ii"r. ctlve
haad. l ri"C fr tba aprBn
Court on aa apoaal bv n "-'''-"
.... r.rcuit crt. Tkt :! Cr
t-r!..r I. a 1 1 . coa.ara, the
lr.t Individ. l butnss in IR
t o t4 ?tt.
raaasa 'War Raaalt.
If tn ti. .ablatio a af th ttaal Cor
ortll. la ord.r.d. It wt.i rsat..
t ta. a. rv radJatmBl of
t!.s f'ao. Inrto'llo lis au m"
. . ..J MrnmLl llM end H
eta: tnaUtttttoae will ba aftactad and
time will t r-f-lrd to make change
to maat tie r.w eondetlona.
I Kalatad lr.4u.trl. a watt b aao-
era-.l. ttr sacurttia divorced and
evhanged. haad and organise
tine lwt'l anrf parfacted and tha
taaiiwa. ad.cta ar l-aa Individual
coo'.ro d;ornlvl and iBterruptsd
ir:r ta o-rlo-1 cf reorganisation.
X Details p! ba worb4 oot for
ti rara bb4 eontlfiuad rmptoyoiaBt of
tha irirr of work it-. at ! various
plants rortnlnc ta Hta Corporalloo
t pravaat W.oa. nffrlii a4 4tJ
erHo r. A lars prcrtaa of tba
in;!rii ar nawlr tiaturatl-4 and
fcBEalurartsai forlnr. ao.l troubla
mom tbam at tht. tlma would b )
plor.t enra:iy.
. DUy ta ta protratin of plana
for tbo BpbstldlBS of tha NatloraJ da
f.o.a. aa It l tba eMf ao-jrea of lop
ply far t.l n1'd oa batt!hlpa.
IS Xathaaal Qaaatlooja CaaaUcra4.
la hia annual adilraa or rnaaca to
Cootf... raad al tba opatnc of tha
.:nn two waaka ax. tha rrldnt
a'its?4 tha adTlaaol'Ity of a ecu
auitio mmmttiM of lodaatrtal and
trnoorttiB prta to aUI tha
military aothorlttva ta worhloe oot
p an for ar.it'4 and concartad actios
la tha ai.ni of war.
It l no wltd cc to r that from
tha l.adara In tha Industrial world at
tha Gary dinner, thara may ba 'lactad
ana or mora marobara of thla apactal
eotnoilttaa for taa dif.naa af tha eounv
try. and aremln.nt ma hara ara of
tha batiaf that tni. with all tha othar
mom.amai o.aation allud'd to In
aotrtna: tha i jiilhrlum and afty of
butn..a rnfid:t:ona and political af
fair la thla country, wara eonaldarad
by tha ma :.iara-l about Judta Ga
ry a hoapllahla boanl.
If aach wai tha wadartyln parpoaa
f tha dinnar. Ita Importanra far out.
watch whataTar political (icnKlranra
Ihara may ba a'ta-hd to It by thoaa
who ara Bow ml. thoacht to tha
vrirtm movaa aa tha political cr-a-ettar
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PIONEER OF 1847 GONE
Mil. MIRTH I A. HILL. at. DIES AT
Motrrtotrr,
Eallra HarrW4 Ufa, t aa.aarartnai
!W. raaa.d Paaalla CVUaa
haaka af RtakraaU.
tVPr.rFNMt.NO' Or
r j-Mr. Martha A U t.tLmohr of
In-4a;aa4aa--a. m4 away at bar raal
v hara aarly thla mornlna. attar aa
ll n.M af "t.ril waaha. oa waa
pinntaf of IttT.
Mr. It. II waa br ta Oraaaap
d'tatjr. Kialick). In lll. an I whan II
taa tri9 to itum. Tba party
tanlad aa tha hanh of tha limoil
Hkraalt. wbar aaa IKad with tba
B'rc! family fr many yaar.
aha waa taa dauahtar af Haaaoa Vlr
B . a4 marrl4 llanry Hill la July,
tail. Th.y a'f.lad oa a donation claim
waara tba C:ty of Intapaadaaca BOW
at an..'., and Mr. If!tl bad Bnado maay
doaatiasa of laad fr city aatarprtaa-a.
au5i:.i buti'llBa". cbarcbca, raiUeada)
act parka.
Mt Hill waa th aaethar af alaa
ehl! Iran. foTr of whom lartlta bar.
I. R. Hill. Ilamar Kill. Vard Hill and
Mr. Oarlant llilt t'ohra. all of whon
war'a wtth bar at bar d'atb. liar bua
band dla4 la l. aad aca that tlroa
aha bad baart tha h'ad of bar owl
bouaaoed. llaiac oa tha erlataal claim,
taa houao balnc caattuea to tba City
af to 4rh Jaaca. ) i.t out.l la tha tlmltav
Tha fuBaral will ba baij from tba
family rai4a"a at I I o clock Tuaa
4a r. and Istarmant wtll ha la tha aid
atoaaar t.r.t.rr at RirkraalL Ur
luaamara will coodact tha fuaar
aarytcaa.
LASKAN MILITIA POSSIBLE
feW-vrrtary of Intrrtor sod Jar Dr.
artnrnl favor Mot.
n-tEOOMAX NEWS BL" IlEAt. Waab
Inxton. Dc 3 Alaska ahoald hT It
own miutia. la tha aplaion of tha c
riry of tba Iatartor. Mr. La na. and
withi prepar aacourmaamant from th
War partaiaat. ba tl.aa a thou
aa4 uaa. mora or la., could ba
br.ui Into aacn an orcaaljatloa. la
lyit taa War Iapartinaat 4ai4o4 aa
uaafal ercasiaatlon of mtlltia could
ba malhtalaad la Aiaaka andar tha
aiiatinar coalition. aIthoah tha War
CWpartmaBt ballavad It waa both prac-ti-61a
aad dastrabla to maiatala a
furca of mtlltia In AUki, particularly
la tha vli-lalty af Janaaa.
tnc thaa so mo ba boon mad
to ramady condition, althoach It I
thought polbl th p of a mi
lt a pay btU may op.it tha way. Th
tlma asa epportuBa for nca orcaal
aatiaa," aay aratry Las, "aad If
thi caa b ffacta4 a forca af militia
lo or mora It pgmbar ran ba an
rollad. whoaa paraonr.l would Include
at of prvlo-i axparlanca la th ml
lit. af tha yar'.oua -; aad who art
aw aoa4 Alaakaaa."
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COLT LltXI AD IOTrL AT noT rRI"CS. VA.
HOT SPRINGS. V. Poc S9. (BpaeUL) Pra!dnt Wllon and hi bride, tha former Mn Norman Oalt. are
makina; tha moat of th.lr bonaymoon atay hara. Rlua akl. a bribt an and mild temperature are Bttire-e eon
Jpirator In tba plot to provide a maximum of happlne.a and icood chacr for th happy couple. Both preeld.nt
lad Mr" Wllioo brou.ht th.lr ttolf d uba. and a. th irolf cour.a I. In excellent condition, thay have unusual op.
aortuntty to Indulca. Tha president s suit of four rooma la on tba third floor of the win of the Homestead Hotel,
shown at the rl.hl of the low.r picture. Tha porches outside tba window, overlook th golf links aeen In tb
up par picture.
QUICK ACTION
ASKED
Vilson Wants Congress to
Concentrate on Defense.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE WAITS
Cake Willi Bt Candle to B on Ta
ble Taeadajr at Hot Spring Ho
tel : Honeymoon Couple Have
Auto Ride In Snow.
HOT Jtpr.lNO.1 Va Pee. !C on-
rrvaa will ba orc-d by Prnldent WIN
to concentrate it attention oa the
Administration's National drCanse pro
srramroe Immadlataly attar the Christ
nu holidays. It waa laarnad hara to
ntcht that while the Praaldent baa no
dasir lo aa the praparadnes plans
rushed throuch without full considera
tion and datate. be atronaly dealrra to
have the Army and Navy bill dlspoeed
of as promptly as poeaible.
lie not only hellavas It is es.enuai
t tha War and Navy a-rtmants
n a iioaitlon to baa In work on tbalr
new procrammae without delay, but
wants the Consrasatonal calendar
Isar4 for frneral leclalatlon later In
tha WlBtar.
Coapl ladaaalrd by Baow.
Know fall here all of last night, cov
ering tba trround to a dapth of mora
haa a foot. Thla did oot ma
Pra.l4.et aod his hr'.de from having
etr daily automobile rid, however.
t waa alow and difficult traveiinc.
but for an hour and a half tba While
Houao Car tolled wladtaa- roa4L while
ta pa.aaocrrs anjoyad the woodarful
Wlntrr acvne and the sharp Invlgorat
Inr air
Tha Prratdanf stenographer, who
.Bt to Waahtnartoa far Chrtstraas,
eturoad today, bringing a great pack-
of Nltara and msaas from the
White Houaa. It said that non
f th cornmunlrattnn contained bust
na.e of graat tmportanco.
There waa a maetlnc In tha hotel to
BUM un.r the amplrea of the Marquis
ad Marrhlonaee of Abardaea and ad-
drvaaad by Mr. vtb Barton Franrh.
reontly rrturoad from hr Red Cross
work In Trance. Tha President and
Mrs. Wilton declined Invltatlona to at
tend.
Mr. Ua W ill Ba Bo Twewdey.
Th Pra.td.nl will ceNbrat his ttth
birthday Tu'sday. He will ha surprised
at dinner with a great birthday cake.
bearing I) candla. which tha hotel
management today ordered the chef to
prepare.
Officers of tba veiuorear fire a.part-
ment hare, bavins; h.ard that the Irval
daat la an honorary m.mbar of tho
rasa Chrttln. Mlsa. fire department.
have asked Mm to become aa honorary
mamber of th.lr drpartm.nl.
SERBIANS ARE STARVING
t((-M54 ram Flrat PSra
which ar either diverted from their
real parroae or al'owed to Ita In wart
Boueee bacauaa of poor orranlsatlnn.
There ara many men fighting In tha
Serb army who have lived la America.
On tha train coming here from Salonlkl
there waa a little detachment of I or
13 !rb and Montenacrtne. Saveral of
them bad lived la Amarlca and spoke
English airaxlnarly welL
It haa been rather a common expert
eaco to start a conversation In falter
Ing French wtth a 6rb soldier and
than to bare him coma back at you
Ith "I guess, or "Sure.
My first experience waa at tha sta
tion la SalomkL I rather expected to
find reek speaking pur American,
for there are a lot of them la tha Greek
army who havd lived In the States. But
1 waa not prepare to find any Amen
canlxad tarba This maa was an Intel
ligent roan who had tha look of a law
yer or a professor. He waa In tha uni
form of a private soldier, carried his
rifle, aad bad a hand grenade la his
pocket.
la another pocket ha had hie pocket
book with a picture of hie wife, who
died about a year ago. Thara waa a
array of dried and withered flowers
clinging to It. and he said h had coma
ovar to fight soon after her death.
Ha had bean la Serbia ever since, but
until receatly bad leit no action, ba
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eaase for th greater part of tha lsst
year there has been no fighting In
Serbia.
Caerdlaa Ar Plctar caaee.
H now belongs to th "comltadjla."
a sort of guerilla organisation, which
Is not directly under th supervision of
th government, but which Is aided fi
nancially by tha government.
Tbeaa comltadjla ara an extremely
pleturesnu element In Balkan warfare.
Th Bulgarians have their comltadjla
organised In Serb territory and th
Serbs bava their comltadjla organlxed
In Hulgar territory. A reward la of
fered for each comttadjl of tha enemy
who Is killed, and In consequence there
Is a lot of killing going on. One hun
dred and fifty dinar about $20 la
tha reward paid, and In consequence
of this munificent amount there Is a
keen activity In killing, as well as fre
quent mistakes.
Tha comltadjla operate In banda of
10 and 40 and make their headquarters
In tha mountain towns. Between tha
Fulgar and Srb comltadjla there Is a
constant and deadly warfare, and tha
leas freouented roads and trails ara
dangeroua for travelers who ara not
well protected.
The government encourages and aids
the comltadjla In their work but re
fuses to acept responsibility for their
actions. If a crlm la committed by a
comltadjl there Is lltt'.e cbanc that
Justice will reach him. '
British Cease! Dlatrtbatea Bread.
At present there la no effective or
ganlxatlon In Monastlr for tba rellf of
the hungry. Th only effort that la
being made is that of th British V lea
Consul, who distributes bread eeveral
times a week. Just now h Is feeding
about (00 people and to each ha gives
about one pound of bread a day.
Today I went up to aea the bread
line. About a hundred shrouded Turk
ish women and many children were
waiting for their bread a coarse,
brown variety, which waa undoubtedly
mora nourishing than appetising.
Tha funda which are used by tha
Vice-Consul ar supplied by several
church eoclatlea ta England and tha
good that Is being don Is evident to
any one who sees tha pitiful women
and children who go away from th
consulate hucaina their brown loaves.
KILLING LAID TO MONKEY
GIRL'S
DC ATM LO-fQ MYSTir.ES
roucii or paris.
1 A alms la Savperled at Deed Prove
A II bis Mather aad Brother af
Victim Arrested.
PARIS. re- St. -The murders In tha
Ro Morgue." a depicted by Edgar
Allan Po. ar having their counter
part In th real Ufa at Clermont-Ferrand
during the unraveling of tha mya
lary surrounding tha death by violence
laat August of Mile. Mario Christophle.
a young woman belonging to one of
the wealthlast families of the place.
The police have been Investigating a
report that tba girl waa killed by a
monkey.
On tho night on which Maria Chris
tophle met br d-th. a fire occurred In
har home. Netgbboro rushed In and
found her dead with wounds on her
bead. Tba Christophle family offered
a large reward for tba capture or th
parson or parson who killed ber. Last
October tho Inquiries by tba pollc led
to the arreat of the, girls brother and
mother.
Reports became current recently that
monkey had gained entrance to Ma
ria Christophle s chamber and killed
her. A a result the police searched tha
town. They found flva of tha animals.
but an alibi haa been established for
each.
A Child" Irajcr.
If tha mother would teach her child
to pray, aha must first know how to
pray herself. Then If aha kneela by
har child's bed. and la simple worde
commits her household to tho keeping
of him who slumbers not nor sleeps,
her child will catch something of his
mother's spirit and trustfulness, and
la time. Naming to join with tha
mother In tha word aa he has already
Joined with he9 la th spirit of rever
ence and repose, will learn to pray.
Tha mother who haa no such experi
ence cannot Inspire It In her child, but
must leave it to b given by someone
batter equipped than herself.
Th QeralM That rsaee Vet A fact the Dead.
Bt-iuM of Its tnnl ad laxsuve etTsct
LAXATTVB PROMO QCINIXK csn be tska-
br anyone without cauatng a.rvauenea nor
nartttc la baa.4. There la enlr eoa "brsne
si-i-Aa.- c w. urate s aisaatura aa bos.-e.
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WHEAT IN DEMAND
Prices Cut No Figure With
Heavy Buying Movement.
MARKET IS RULED BY WAR
Forclzn Demand Greater Than lias
Drrn Reported Advance) Still
ExpexstcHj, but yDlsaBtroug
Break May Follow.
CHICAGO. Dec it. (Special.) A
sensational wheat market exists. The
public, and foreigners ara buying lib
erally. Prices have advanced 14 to 15
cents In two weeks. At tha close Fri
day they were tha highest of th sea
son and BH cent above last year' on
December. M cants up on May and 54
of a cent on July, aa compared with
laat year.
The market Is a war affair, with
buying fever th strongest of th sea
son. Prices cut no figure and ar not
expected to do so for several weeks,
aa soma of tha largest traders see It.
It will be no surprise to them to sea an
advance of 10 to SO cents more before
there Is an effectual check. Soma pre
dict higher levela than laat year. They
also aay that when th buying force
has discounted all bullish conditions
thara will be a disaatrous break.
One striking feature In th wheat
situation is th absence of heavy sell
ing pressure In tha American markets
and tba Increasing anxiety on tha part
of foreigners regarding future supplies.
World's stocks are the largest la years,
Europe having lighter supplies than In
recent years, while Canada has the
largest known.
A larger foreign demand exists than Is
reported. Export salee of domestic arm
Canadian wheat In all positions last
week wera about 10.000.000 bushels, one
government buying 700.000 bushels at
one tlma.
Appearance of the governments In
the market, after telling tha trade
that they had enough bought to supply
them for three months, shows how un
certain ar statements from abroad.
Such buying, despite th scarcity of
ocaan tonnage, is surprising.
Those In a position to know aay that
about all tho domeatle and Canadian
wheat afloat at Buffalo haa been sold,
although aoma of It Is owned by specu
lates Importers.
SOCIALISTS WAN. WAR
FRENCH COXGRESS Or PARTY FOR
PEACE OXLY AFTER VICTORY.
Chief Spewker Pelata Oat That AUlea
Have DoaalaatJag Eeaaeaale Po
alttoa tat Reaoareea.
PARIS, Dec. t At th afternoon
eeeelon of tha Socialist National Con
gresa, which opened here yesterday, the
chief speaker was Deputy Compare
Morel, whose address waa vlgorouslsy
applauded by a great majority ofthe
100 delegatea In attendance. Hia ad
dress may ba summed up as follows:
"No renewal of relations with the
German Socialists: no peace at th
present Juncture; war to th knife, as
the entente allies are surs of victory,
and peace only after victory." -
In th course of hia remarks the
speaker pointed out aa important,
where a war Is on of exhaustion, that
th population of th entente countries
amounted to 711.000,000 as against the
central powers' population of 140.000.
000. and that th economic forces wtih
respect to agriculture and finance gave
th allies a situation of preponderance.
OLYMPIA SUSPECT TAKEN
ntlnnl From First Pst:a.
of the time In his room, according to
pollc Information. Burns operatives
were looking for htm and were close
oa hia trail. Detectives Moloney &hd
' v"'r';. C' ;. " . ' ,) '" w i
Swennes unearthed a "lead" only two
days ago that resulted in the arrest
yesterday.
Extradition to Be Waived.
Stone offered no reslstanca and said
he would be willing to waive extradition-
proceedings.
He Is accused by Washington au
thorities of being th ringleader of a
clique that baa been looting the state
Industrial insurance fund for more than
a year by procuring the signatures of
fictitious claimants. Vouchers for big
i i . i Kin waa alirniut br men
UU.Jll.l J I L LJ n ... w a "
slightly Injured, at the instigation of
Stone, it is anegea.
vincr uirtuuwi. v w.j - "
are John W. Gillies, claim adjuster for
tha State industrial Acciaeni ,umum
slon. and Eugene K. Kearns, a saloon
man. both of whom are under arrest
in Olympia.
LARGE VESSELS ATOJfE FOR DE
CREASE IS ?f UMBER.
American Blerekaat Marine Declared
New to Bo Eqaal ta That of Aay
Two JVationa Except Britain.
wioTiTviTnv rta. $fi. Although
.... 1 . marrhnnt . h f !) Under
idi uiiwj
the American flag decreased during the
fiscal year ended wun lasi jum, m
tonnage of the merchant marine
. i ...nrH.hrffuklnr Increase, ac
cording to the annual report of the
Commissioner of Navigation, made pub
lic tonight. ,
t.. in isii 36. 8.3 vessels, hav
ing a total gross tonnage of 7.928.6S9
were under American registry. A year
later tha number had decreased to 26,-
A k... . V. . aa-rravstA tonnafiT was
I lit 429. Figures made public recently
snowed that since the fiscal year closed
ther had been a steady Increase, both
In number of ships and tonnage, the
merchant marine on December 1 com
prising :.88t vessels, aggregating
S.444.35S tons gross.
Th decline in th number of ves
sels with an Increase In tha total ton
nage la the normal result of th de
velopment of water transportation."
says the report. ine etse m '
has been steadily increasing since steel
and steam came into general use.
"In tonnage and value the merchant
shipping under the American flag is
surpsased only by that under the Brit
ish flag and In tonnage it equals that
under any two foreign flags combined
except the British."
While the total of ships decreased
only 2. the report points out. the de
cline In sailing ships was S93. .
ISO a ton at Roma, and steps are being
taken to bring It from Japan, where the
coat Is Jnat ono-tenth ss crest.
POSLAM READILY
SOOTHES. HEALS
Use Foslam- when the complexion is
unduly Inflamed,
When tormented by itching skin;
When pimples, hives, rashes, or like
troubles annoy:
When the feet are Itching, chafed or
blistered;
When the eczema, acne, salt rheura or
any itching skin disease affects;
Poslam soothes, cools, comforts, re
lieves burning, smarting and Itching.
Works rapidly In restoring thfe skin to
normal and presentable appearance.
And if ordinary soaps Irritate, try
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam
and superior for daily use on the skin.
For samples, send 4c stamps to Emer
gency Laboratories. 32 West 25th St.,
Ksv York City, Sold by ail UtMSSiUiH,
SHiPTONNAGE GROWING
One year ago when we reduced the price on ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE from 40c to 35c, we told you it was only temporary
that we were sharing with you the saving to us in an exceedingly
low. "war time' coffee market that as soon as the market went
up we would have to restore the original 40-cent price.
We were the only coffee roasters on the Coast to take the public
into our confidence and share our saving with them. The public
has saved thousands of dollars as a result.
Now we must raise the price of our ROYAL CLUB brand. The
high-grade Central American and Sumatra Coffees from which
it is blended have gone up are still going up. We have every
reason to believe they will stay "up."
UNTIL JANUARY 1ST YOU CAN BUY ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE AT THE REDUCED PRICE.
If you are one of the thousands who have found satisfaction in
this delightful coffee, you should lay in a supply NOW at the
reduced price.
If you have never tried it, you should treat yourself and the
family while the price is down.
Say ROYAL CLUB to your grocer today.
LANG & CO.
The "Royal Club" House
Portland, Oregon.
5 PROVINCES REVOLT
Uprising Against Return of
Monarchy in China Big.
TROOPS ON REBELS' SIDE
Organized Party Calls Itself "Expe
dition to Pnnlsb Yuan Sbi Kai"
and Promises to Protect All
Foreign Interests.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26. "The
punitive expedition against Yuan Shi
Kai" is the name selected for the or
ganized revolutionary party reported to
be active in China against the return
to monarchial government and the cor
onation of Yuan Shi Kai as Its Em
peror. This information was contained In a
cablegram received here today by Tong
King Chong. president of the Chee
Kung Tong (.Chinese Republic Associa
tion) from the headquarters of the
movement at Shanghai. From th same
sources came the first news of the
declaration of independence from the
rule of Yuan Shi Kai by Yunnan Prov
ince and the reported revolt of four
other Chinese provinces.
According to tha cablegram, the or
ganization has three distinct objects:
1. The upholding of the republic of
China.
2. The restoration of the constitu
tional parliament and the safeguarding
of all the rights of the Chinese people.
S. To afford protection to all foreign
ers in China and their interests.
The principles of the organization
contain a declaration proclaiming that
all contracts and loans made by Yuan
Shi Kai would be disregarded, should
success crown Its efforts. Previously
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the revolutionary leaders had declared
that punishment of Yuan Shi Kai. "the
traitor," was one of their objects.
A few details were included in the
cablegrams of the progress of the
movement in China. Yunnan province,
the information said, was first to re
volt and was followed closely by Kwei
Chau. Then the government ordered
Its troops in fize-Chuen to proceed to
Kwel-Chau and quell the disturbance.
According to the cablegram, these
troops disobeyed the command, de
clared against the government and
aligned themselves with the revolu
tionists, being followed by the entire
province.
The last provinces to revolt were
Kiangsi and Hupeh. The last named
province was not mentioned In previous
cablegrams received here, and today's
information did not mention the prov
ince of Kwang-tung.
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