The Red Cloud chief

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Many Coming to Exposition.

Washington. Tho state department

has announced that up to date

eighteen nations hnd accepted tho In

vitations to participate In tho Panama

Pacific exposition in Snn FranclBco in

1915. Those aro Bolivia. Canada,

Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Repub

lic, Franco, Ecuador, Great Britain

(provisionally), Gatemala, Haiti,

Honduras, Japan, Moxico, Nicaragua,

Panama, Peru, Salvador, and Uruguay.

It Is not explained Just what condi

tions aro attached to tho British pro

visional acceptance of tho invitation.

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CLOSE QUARTERS

TRENDS TOWARD SOCIALISM

AMERICAN WARNING IGNORED BY

REBEL GENERAL.

Funeral Ceremonies for Japanese

Emperor Many Claimants After

Estate Indian Marriage

Ceremony.

Douglas, Ariz. Antonio Itojas, en

camped within range of Agua Prleta

and less tliuu tluee miles from the

American border, has sent n message

of delianro In reply to the United

Stntcs military authorities against fir

ing on Amcilcan territory. It the

Americans Insist on helping tho fed

erals they must suffer the conse

quences was tho substance of his an

swer. General Schuyler refused to

make any statement regarding tho

matter. To the messenger who took

the notification from the war depart

ment, Rojas said, "We aren't going to

look where wo shoot."

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Red Cloud chief. (1912). Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb., 1912-09-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84022835/1912-09-19/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Red Cloud chief, 1912-09-19.