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WEATHER
l'n I r tonight nml Thursday
SECOND
EDITION
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l'iirlyttilM Yrnr
Unllv I iMlitli Yrnr
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Stories Afloat Say Governor Will
Quit If Impeachment Proccrdlnns
Arn Dropped More Evidences of
Speculations In Wall Street.
Governor's Secretary Rewarded with
$4000 n Year Job for Which Civil
Srrvlcc Rules Were Chanucd.
ALIIANY, N. V.. Oct. 1. Will.
mnlti'iit rviMirU in eimtihilioii that
(lowirnor William HuUcr Iiiim iijsriMul
to resign when the legislature leeoit
vene .MiHiilny tiiielil. ilm priwi'iMitiiiit
In tli Hul.cr liiiiiiiliiiiint tiinl resl
ml iU I'lixc today.
Suhcr had agreed lo totdgn, ru
mr hud II, In rrliini for promine
thnt tho Iiiimmu'Iiiiii'iiI iiri('i'iiliiir
would li dropped mill tlinl no nt
ImHpt would In' made In (litiimlif
hiiti fi m holding offti'i' in future.
Allnnmyn for both tin' proeeulinii
Mtii! tliH ili'lYn)' branded thoe rum
or mh ridienlou. Ncvorlhclo, Hny
persisted.
l.'rny t'ltultlliiK Wllm-
J. H. (Irny, broker, was mi ex
ceedingly unwilling wiim' for ilt
priMceutinn. I'ndcr oxmniiintion hv
Attorney Hnteknelt he rt'ltilmllv
iiilmllli'il Hint "iii'o.iiiiit Nn. r.on,"
rnrriit "it liU flnnV hook liv Fred
erick ('olwell, wiim tit leant in purl
Kulri'rV account.
(Irwv ili'iiii'il ever Inivii" cnmloyed
('olwell, niul then iiiliuillril llnil be
Imil twill lilm iim a priwite Hccrctarv.
Hi) mliultlKtl iil-o Unit lie bought UK)
share of lilt: Four for fohrcll with
out nsklug for margin fmiiN, when
('olwell lolil tiliit il wit for Kulor.
(Jray itifttftUil Hint tin' folwell ac
count nUo Included n lioiul purehiio
for n woman, lint mud lu iliil not
know if tlto purchaser wiim Mr. Kill
mr.
Secretary lleMnnlcd
'flu pru-oculinii nlo Im.tiuhl onl
IIihI LoiiIm Snrceky. Stilor' private
wcrelnry, hml bcit appointed In n
$10011 piwilinn, nml Hint, in outer t
iputlify for il, lit' Inul been transfcrr
iil from tin' competitive to n non-
I'Olllplltllivi' t'llIMM Of Stlltl' ClllplojOK.
The iro4iilion nllogeil Hint thi'
transfer wmm IiU rewind for pmiitia
in tr not In (oMlify nguiimt tin' gov
ernor. Am Minn iim Iho prosecution linn
re-lcd, Allnrimv ! duly Il'rrirk,
for tlio defense, asked for n ri'i'i'MM
until Moiiilnv. Tho court Instead ad
journed until 2 p. in. tomorrow.
stormTkolates
ClluillN', Finuec, Oft. 1. Font
tffii pt'tHOHH woro known toduy to
linvo purihlifil, of Mcnrt's nniif fount"
fit for, iiinny iihimI ln nYml nnd ninny
injuifil iim tlin loriifif twi'lvf-liour
Htnrin whlfh litis Iipoii ni;iiiK hi'rt'.
It wiih f fin oil llifrn lins hffii iiImi
hfitvy ilnniiiKii in cvfry viIIhk" in 'hi'
viuiulty, Imth mi Ii!m nml Ihn Spun
ihli hiilu of thu fronliur.
e onaino
SETTLE SEX ORIGIN
CUIOAnO, Oct. 1. "Thpio may
iinino a llinu when, ly wctiriiij mini
Hon kiiiI) ilnrinj? prcKiihncy, tiinllintrt
may ho hiiio of licnriiiK ohh, or liy
ilroHHiiif,' in yellow, that tlmy will
Imvo ilitnuliltirH," Haiti Dr. Albert Ah-
rnnw of Kan FranttlHco, tliMmihslnj,'
liiifnrn 111" Kponilylallifrapif con
KI'chh hero loilny tho tiflVcl of color
on nifiiH. "When wo hnvo nunc
fully Htitilifil tho influence of colnrrt
wn may ohaiiKO our IhfoiicH con
roriiiiiK jiro-natal liifluuncoH on box
nml charaotor.
"It Iuih boon ilcinonstrnlod that in
two wcokH wo flan chaiiKo u main
into a fcmiilo fern by tho proper uho
of piilom. Tho problem Ik now How
to npply thu Hiuno molhoil to human
lift." .. - u.
RUMOR ASSERTS
SULZER willing
TO RESIGN OFFICE
FRENCH
FRONTIER
ilANDSOMEST BOY IN
NEW YORK MISSING
taAMIL'L WAD O'COtJUCLL
Diuilel Wiinl O'Coiiiiell, milal hy nrt
lU to tic tliu lianilxoiiifiit I ty tit Now
Vorli city, I iiiIxnImk ftoui lilt liouic.
1'liu liny I itcxcrltKHl nn of Unlit coni'
plcxlnu, with hnxcl eyed ami thick curly
lilinnl hnlr
F
lUl.TI.MOlM', Mil., Oct. I.- IN
fcMiinliiij; to wiri'lct ciiIIm for nitl,
the htcauiMliip Arciiilla took her
fiftj'two officcrM ami men fnnn the
niiuiiiiK Hiitinli freighter Teiuplc
more yculerilay, aecoriliiiK to n wire
Ii'mm tiii'iiuiKn reci'ivcil hero Inilny
from Caplniu ltohlt of tho former
craft.
Tlio rcMcuo wnM necomplihlicil in
the iiillt of n howling pale off Capo
llHllcraM. Tho hie freight steamer
wiim Hlruek by ItKlitnliii; early Mnn
day nielli. A htorc of oil caught fire
inul the flame Mprcml ho quickly
Hint Iho crew mow it wiim vain to
finht them. Tho wircleHt opernto
picked up Iho Arcuilin with little ile
Inv, but it wiim hoiirM before the reM.
cue Mbi" hiiltliuu with terrific (.enn,
drew clor enoliiili to tuko off the
crew with block, tackle nml biPecho
buoy.
The Teuipleiiiorc nnk soon nftcr
wiinl. Tho In is placcil nt fllOll.
000. t s iM
TO
AM
IS-KIUK
f FIGHT AT VERNON
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I.OH ANOKMJK, Oal., Ort. I. Pro
tuottir McCitroy iiuuotinruil toilny IiIr
iniKllUtlR nroKritui for tho next two
inonUm. It lurliiileH a Until wolsht
ollntluntlou tourtutmont to nulcrt nn
opponent for Chninplon Itllchlo If
Wllllo will Piitcrtittu propomila for a
hunt hero TlinukMKlvlui: Day.
Joo Axovoilo will nteot Johnny
Duinlco hero Octoher 1 1. In vlow of
tint rniiri'llliiK of tho proponed Ao-veilo-llinl
Anilcrnon match for Oak-
luiul, McCnroy will inntcli Anilcmon
with tint winner of tho October H
tmttln nml soiul tho survivor nKnlnst
Kltrhlo,
Axcveilo will rcnelt I.o AiiKclcn
Hnturilay to train for tho Oumleo
uintclt, , I
SEAnLEfSOCIALISTS
Tl
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1. Thnt civil
war may result from tho wrccUlitB of
Horlntlxt hcnitqunrtora In Henttln ilur
Int; tho recent illHturbnncoB thorn tin
Iomh tlm fiorlallHtB nro rolmhumoil to
tho oxtont of 4S 1000, wiih tho tloclnra
Hon tnntlo tolroltlont WIIhou toilny
by Attorney Ururo HoKom, rorosont-
lllft Hcnttlo 80Clllll8t8.
"Tho nnclnlluts ot Sonttlo." Bnlil
KoKorn, "ilo not neciiRo Socrotttry
Dnulols of (lollhorntoly Inciting tho
rlolH. Hut tltoy do nsBort thnt ho
mnilo n Bpcoch thoro thnt ho will nov
or ropent.
"WnBhlufiton Btnto goclnllstH do not
propoBo to Btnntl for thnt huntulln
tloit. Wo hnvo mloptoil n mtoilornto
courao no far, hut civil wnra linvo
Btnrtoil from loss nhiiBo than tho so
ulnllfltH hnvo mifforoil.
"UnlosH wo nro rolmburaoil this ln
cltlont will grow In Importntico uitll
civil wnr tuny rcBtilt,"
LA GRANDE VOTING ON
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
LA flllANDK, Or., Oct. l.Lu
nrundo i votiitR tndav whelhor or
not to adopt Iho eoiuiniKKion form of
Kovcrumcnt. A Iiu'bo vote Ih hoinu
polled.
RESCUE
EW
ROM BURNING SHIP
MEDFORD.
YOUNG GIRL IS
STABBED WHILE
ON AUTO RIDE
Herman Oelrlch's Car Found Wreck
ed and Owner Claims He Loaned It
to Friend Girl Asserts She Was
Injured While Strunfjllng.
Wounds May Have Been Caused
From Broken Windshield Name
of Tacoma Man Used.
NKW YOIMC, Oct. 1. A voiimr irl
wiim hurt in Herman OelrieliV auto
mobilo htHi nixht, and it wuh vari
oiinly uthcrlcil today that she wiim
Mlahbeil liv man who accompanied
her mnl that nhc rcceiol her iujur
ii'M In nn necident which wrecked the
machine.
Tho victim woh MIkm Lucille Sin
clelon, ii pretty muhitj hludent, 10
yenrM of ape, Moid to bo tho daiiubtcr
of a rich mine owner. Her couimn
ion'rt imnie wiim iven by MisM Sincle
tnii nM "Hilly" I'miBlntrn, a Colum
bia utiUority t-tuilent, and bv Oel
rieliM tm O. M. Clucborn. a Coliiin
bin Miphniuoro ftotu South Tueoiua,
WiimIi.
Olrl Wiim SIiiIiImmI
Tho (jirlV own Mnry wiim nulbority
for tho htntciiifiit that hhc wiim Ftiilf
bed. Her vcrnloii wiim that uho had
dined with her companion, wiim tak
ing a ft pin afterward nnd wiim nt
tacked when mIio said t-he ii-biMl to
return home to keep another eni'iinc
ment. Tho enr, hhc hitid, crabbed
into tho curb while the htntli' wuh
in prorcKM.
Her wnuinlM were not hcriotiM. bow
ever, nnd nt Iho-Knickcrbockcr Iiom
pitnl, where hhc wiim n patient toditV.
it wn Hitid nho niicht have received
tlictu when Iho windshield of the au
tomobile broke. She wim Huffer'nm
front tthock, tho boHpital nllendantM
milled, nnd Hcitrfcly knew what bad
happened.
OclrlrliM iMinucit Car
"Don't make n laounlain out of n
molehill," uracil Oclriclm when inter
viewed. "I loaned my onr lo a
friend. Ho had an necident a
Mlihl one. It U ridiculouM to nay
Clnhorn stabbed Iiim ennipniu'nu. He
wouldn't harm anvone, let uloiic n
prl. She miibt Iiiim) been cut by
pleccM of tho broken wiuiUhichl."
The police were inclined to drop
tho en ho.
TACOMA, WiimIi., Oct. 1. O. SI.
rinchorn, nicnlioued in tlispatehcM
front New York jit enuncctiou with
a stubbing nffrny, iM now in Tacoma,
not linviitj; relumed to Coliiuibiniuii
vcmity HiIm winter. It Im believed
hero Hint Komeono poMuc as I). SI.
('hiKhorn was with SHmm Singleton in
Iho automobilo necident. "Hilly"
CritiKhom or William ('bighorn do
not appear in directories of this city
or South Tneouut.
FIGHT ON SERVIA
VIENNA, Oct. I. Forty tlioiisnml
of tho Hultnii's Hulgarian Hubjccts
havo joined 20,(100 Albanians against
tho Servians in Sfacodonin, it was
learned hero today.
Tho Servians havo been driven
from Slonithtir, It was said, and both
against Servians and Greeks, tho
Albanians and their allies havo been
generally successful.
FIVE CREMATED IN
NEW HAVEN HOTEL
NIOW HAVEN, Kentucky, Oct. 1.
Flvo niombera of tho family of J.
T. Dovora woro cromntod lioro onrly
toilny by tho burning of tho Louis
villa nml Nmmvlllo Hotels. Dovona
ownoil tho hotol. Thoro woro no
gitosta In tho building nt tho Hmo,
Weather Forecast
Oregon Fair tonight mid Thiir'
day; light frobt WcdiiOKilay.
BULGARIANS JOIN
(MM JOtf, AVIODNKSDA V,
ULSTER READY TO-
SIR. fcUYVAKU MbNKY CAIC50N UJKO LONDONDERRY MAROUIS OF ADERCOiaN
Tho embryo "Parliament of Ulntcr. nt present known under the title of the I'lsUr fn'onM Cotinrll, nnem-
bled to the number of 000 In fitter Hall, In I!elfn.t. Irclnad. to (IUcu..i the rojeci for the prtUioiul fforcnimcut
Df tho prorlucv In the event of home rule for Irclm.d LkmmiiIi law txril U r.di ndcr-y lMJ tl.c ibalr He xa
formerly Itrd I.Uutcnnnt tf Ireland under the eoimerrn'lvo government.
Kir Edward C'nrsou, lei ler of the t'Utcr tinlonlxtM. nit the IrMi umoiiNt meiulurM of the H.ic of Coaunons
tho Marquis of Al ercorn niid many other ik-um uud reiirt-u'iituiivc from all pan of I tie i.i iw,. f INtci itleinld!
EMMANUEL ' IBASEBALLFAN
TRYINGTOSUPPRESSj; FLOCKING
SCANDALOUS TALE i WORLD'S
HEULIN. Oct. 1 Ex-KIng Mnnuel
of Portugal wag making despernto ef
forts today to suppress tho scandalous
Btorles concerning tho illness of his
brldu of a fuw weeks, dnuithtor of
Prlnco William, head of tho non
relguluR hotiso of Hotinnzcnltollcrn.
As a ntovu toward oftrottlnK tho
effect of tho roporU. ho has nlrendy
moved front his hotel In Munich to
quarters in tho hospital where his
wifo Is a patient. "Tho newspaper
stories of this case." said Mnnucl's
secretary, in nn Interview today, "nro
scandalous lies,"
It was snld Mnnuel will Insist, as
soon ns his wifo Is nblo to travel, that
she accompany him to Fulwol Park,
Twickenham, England, to live.
Gossips averted that Manuel has
convinced his fnthcr-lu-law, Prlnco
Wlllln, that tho days of tho sowing of
his wild oats nro past, and tho ex
king's friends attributed tho present
reports regarding his wife's illness to
tho PorttigMo republicans, who, they
snld, hnvo been worried recently by
tho growth of sentiment In has favor,
nnd wnuted to discredit him.
Dcsplto reputation, tho report per
sisted Hint his brldo was never 111 un
til ten days after tho marriage, when
the honeymoon was nbrutply broken
off,' the bride fell 111 nnd ugly stories
of the nature of her ailment began to
ctrcttlnte.
TO
Ti
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 Tho Cnll
foruln congressional delegation called
at tho whlto hotuo today nnd urged
Presldont Wilson not to veto tho
Hotch Hotehy bill, which has nnsscd
tho hotiso nml soon will bo nwnltlng
his npproval.
tho visit of tho Cnllfornlana was
prompted by reports that a lost su
premo ofort Is to bo nindo by tho
nnturolovors" and other opononts of
tho bill, to Induce tho president to ills-.
approve tho proposal to glvo San
KrnncUco a sourco of municipal water
supply in tho Yosomlto valley,
BATTLE SCABS
CALIWIET, SReh., Oct. t.Thero
wits tnoro fighting In tho striko
strickon copper country today. A
deputy sheriff was badly beaten.
Strike sympathisers hoattored n
party of strikebreakers on their way
to work in tho Allouez mine, nnd
woro in turn dispersed by eavalrv.
SHtch shooting occurred last night in
the Kewccunw district. Ten arrests
were, made, including i woman,
ASK
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SIGN HE
CH HE HY
ER
STRIKERS
OfTOMW 1, 1013..
REPUDIATE AND RESIST
IF IRISH HOME RULE
T i T -
Vt Jf
TO SEEHi
X7W YOIIK. Oct. 1. Baseball
fans from all parts of tho country,
nnd scores of minor league magnate
and players aro arriving hero today
on every train for tho series of games
to start at the Polo grounds hero next
Tuesday between tho New York
Giants and tho Philadelphia Athle
tics for the world's championship.
Tho National commission has opened
headquarters at tho Wnldorf Astoria,
nnd tho world's scries "atmosphere"
has arrived.
Tho Interest shown in tho coming
scries has never been equalled. With
tho opening game a week away, offi
cials of tho New York team announced
today that they have returned at least
$50,000 In checks and cash to per
sons who doslro scats for the games.
Thestf requests have come from every
part of tho country, one San Fran
cisco fan sending 172 with a request
for seats at nil threo games in New
York, but because of tho rulo that
no seats shall be placed on salo be
fore October, nil such requests were
turned down nnd tho money returned.
Sccondbasemau Larry Doylo nnd
Outfielders Snodgrass nnd Murray
woro fully recovered today from re
cent Injuries, and engaged In morn
lug practlco wlthother mouthers of
tho New York teams. The early ar
rivals will witness what will count
as threo games tomorrow hero be
tween tho Philadelphia Nationals and
tho Giants. A doublehcader will fol
low tho play-off of tho protested game
started In Philadelphia August 30.
1'mplro Hrcnnan called this gamo In
tho first halt of the ninth inning be
cause he claimed tho waving of straw
hats by fans In tho conterfield bleach
ers mado It impossible tor him cor
rectly Judgo balls nnd strikes. Tho
National commission has ordorod that
tho last Inning bo played, and the
Giants will go to bat In their halt
with ono ninu out. Murray will be
up with ono ball called against him,
Manngor Dooln or tho Phillies will
not participate In tho finish ot tho
gamo ns ho was undor suspension
when the gamo was started In Phila
delphia. Conditions exactly similar
to thoso which exlstod in Philadelphia
will bo reproduced.
E
NKW YOlilC, Oct. 1. Tho stock
market opened with n strong under
tono today nfter two days of depres
sion. Copper roso 1 nnd Canadian
l'acifio nnd Union l'acifio were up
ns much. Heading; nnd other lend
ers also toso fractionally. Later
reaction set in, nnd most of Hie leud
ers woro forced to yesterday's clos
ing lovel, but tho pressure was not
heavy, and prices rallied. Tho rise
fuilcd to reach tho earlier lovel.
llonds woro irregular,
Tho muvUet closed strong.
V. ttit9& w Wily lEiMBk dkkk jA'f
pflb r V kWf Rj r 1 1
SERIES
BILL BECOMES A LAW
TCHliE(BANDITSa
TAKERS AMERICANS
HANKOW, China, Oct. 1. -That
there were five Americans, two wom
en nnd a little girl, with tho Norwe
gian missionaries, captured by Chi
nese bandits last week at Tsao Yang,
In Northern Hupch province, was re
ported hero today. Tho Americans'
names were given as Mr. and Mrs.
Holm and their twelve-year-old
daughter and Mr. and .Mrs. Fauske.
According to information from Chi
nese sources, they wero tied to posts
and forced to watch the frightful tor
ture and butchery of scores of natives.
So far as could be learned, however,
none of the foreigners woro killed. It
was uncertain, howover, whether,
when they left, tho bandits took the
Americans and Norwegians with
them.
They burned tho town before leav
ing. Troops aro making forced
marches in tho hopo of saving the
missionaries, If they nro still alive.
T
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Oct. 1.
Superior Judgo Dunn flatly refused
to dismiss tho remaining Indictments
against flvo of the eight members of
the police department here, charged
with conspiring with Italian bunco
men to engage iu wholesale swindles.
A motion to dismiss was mado by As
sistant District Attorney Uerry but It
was denied by Judgo Dunn who an
nounced thnt tho cases would bo set
for trial ono weok from today.
Tho men afected by tho court's
ruling aro Frank Esola, serving flvo
years Iu Folsom, and William Mc
Hugh, Charles Josophs, John Sulli
van and Louis Drolette, all (ormor
policemen.
RAID ON SUFFRAGETTES
YIELDS SIX
LONDON, Oct. 1. Sliss Harriot
Kerr and Slis.s Hcntiico Sanders,
militant suffrugottes, wero arrested
hero today for attempting to reopen
suffrimetto headnuarters. Four
othor women who uttuokod police
men with umbrellas also wero arrest
ed. All tho prisoners threaten to
go on n hunger strike.
0REG0NIAN NAMED AS
INSPECTOR OF BOILERS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. The
nomination "f Frank SleSEnnnmy of
Oregon to bo inspoetor of locomotive
boilers for tho interstate commerce
coimnits'ion was sent to tho sennto
today.
TAO
YANG
RAD
NO. 105
REBELS RETREAT
FEDERAL PURSUE
TO BORDER LINE
Wholesale Slauflhter Marks March of
Rival Armies Exodus of Refunees
Into United States Garrlsen at
Eagle Pass Strengthened.
Terrific Flghtlno. In Vicinity of U
blnas No Quarter Shown m
Either Side Wounded Slain.
EAOLE PASS, Toxas, Oct. 1. -Refugees
continued to pour across the
International bridge from Mexico to
day. Their number hero ran Into tho
thousands. Most of thom wero des
titute, and thcro was much suffering
among them.
Tho number would havo been still
larger but that many Mexicans and
Japancso woro still being refused ad
mission. Tho authorities wcru
awaiting orders from Washington
concerning thoso who aro likely to
becomo public charges If admitted,
but whose lives wilt probably bo sacri
ficed It they are not allowed to enter.
Kxpcctcil to Evacunto City
Tho rebels woro expected to ova
cuato Sabanls, to tho south of her.
today and retreat to tho border, con
ccntratlng for a last stand either at
Matamoras, opposite Drownsvillo, or
at Pledras Nlegras, opposite Eaglo
Pass.
Should they bo routed from these
places thero will bo nothing, left s
they threatened to dynamite the
towns they leave.
Tho fighting In tho Tlcinlty of Sa
blnas, according to refugees has been
terrific. No quarter has been shown
on cither side, tho wounded havo been
ruthlessly slain and tho dead havo
been loft unburlod,
As they havo fallen back beforo
tho federal advance they havo butch
ered, In passing, ovoryono thoy sus
pected ot sympathizing with tho pres
ent government. In many cases thoy
have exterminated the ontlrc families
of men they believed to bo hostllo to
them.
'Wholesale llutrhcry
Tho federals, following, havo un
dertaken to ntnko a clean swoop, of
every rebel sympathizer who failed to
accompany tho retreating rebel force
In its flight, nnd, betweon them, tho
territory In which tho campaign has
raged has been practically depopu
lated. Tho strengthening ot tho United
States garrison of regulars hero with
threo tralnloads ot troops from San
Antonio caused wild excitement tor
a tlmo but so far as could bo loarnod
the extra men woro only brought horo
as a precaution against an attempt
by tho robels to blow up tho inter
national bridge betweon Eaglo Pass
and Piodras Negras.
L
SIX WITH AXE
NANTES, France, Oct. 1. Slnrjo
Redorenu, nged 15 yenrs, confessed
here today to having murdered six
persons with nn nxe. He was found
asleep in tho same hotiso with his
victims in tho village of Ilnsbriitgo-eu-Lnndcnu.
lfcdoronu told tho polico thnt ho
iputrrolod Ltbt night with his em
ployer, Georges Mnhit. When all
woro nslccp, bo said, ho cut Mabit's
throat with nn nxe, killed Mrs. Mnhit
nnd her mother, u eervuut und two
children,
Rederenu said ho spared a child
4 years old.
INSURGENTS ASK
IE ON TARIFF
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. Insurg
ents horo demanded more time today
to consider tho tariff changed iu the
report of tho ltouso and senate eon',
forces. In tho opinion of the lead
ers, tho rompromino report will not
reach President Wilson befpre Kat-urduy.
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