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THE DAILY NEWS
NEWSPAPER (IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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DAILY EDITION ws Ege Friday, Dec. 18, 1914

EDITORIALS

The political situation seems prolonged truce, which the
more favorable in Mexico than course of events may easily
it has been for several months convert into a lasting peace

past. General Villa, who In favor of such a solution the
is everywhere regarded as the whole moral influence of the
strongest personality among United States would be cast,
the Mexican publie men, is now and that influence would cer-
in the City of Mexico, where he tainly be more potent now than
proposes to keep the peace and when the American army was
allow business to go on undis- in possession of Vera Cruz.

turbed, He has troops enough The Mexicans, with their other

under his command if he peculiarities, are a proud peo-
chooses to use them for this ple, and they resent the idea
purpose alone. He seems to of appearing before the world
have made terms with Zapata, as coerced by foreign power in
who has been a thorn in the the management of their own
side of every other aspirant to affairs. —Globe.
political power. He is prob- . 2.2

ably afraid of Villa, who would New York and other Atlantic
certainly not hesitate to ex- coast papers take the view that
terminate his adherents if he a “United States of Europe’
could not capture their leader. under the domination of the
Carranza vacated Mexico City powers that prevail in the
before Villa entered it, and has present conflict offers the best

established himself elsewhere. possible permanent solution of
European peace. It would mean
30,000,000 soldiers, the united
the united revenues,

united territories and depend-

There are indications of a wil-
lingness on his part to make
terms with those already in the
eapital, and this would likely
end the civil war.
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navies,
encies, the united populations,
e

Villa has announced his in-

which would approximately be
17-18 of the
domination,

world under one
against 1-18 of
the earth surface in the United

tention to support for the pro-
visional presidency the nomi-

 

nee of the late convention, States of America.
pending the holding of a gen- ee
eral election to enable the peo- The scheme is a_ fanelful
ple of Mexico to make a free one that may work some cen-
choice of an actual president. turies hence when wars, na-

falls
policy this will

Tf Carranza in with this

about

tional jealousies, trade rivalry,

bring a racial distinctions and religi-

ees

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makers,

 

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its

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made,

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over 2600 families would
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Columbia

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Certificate of improvements. ;

Aldebaran Mineral Claim, situate tn the
sheeks Mining Division of Cassiar Dis
trict.

Where located:——About three-quarters
3-4) of a mile, more or less, from the
northwest point of the head of Alice Arm
and adjoining the Black Bear Mineral claim
on the southwest.

TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salinas, as
agent for William J. Vaughan, Free Min-
ers’ Certificate No. 81545B., and for my
self, Free Miner's Certificate No 80313
intend, sixty days from the dtc uereof,
fo apply to the Minmg Reterder for a
Certificate of improvements, for the pur-
pose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the
above claim.

And further take fotice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced be
fore the iss rificate of im-

provements \
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