Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 7, 1910, Page 2

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ROYAL FAMILY IS SAFE This Fact Is Generally Conceded, but the Whereabouts of King Manuel and the Others Is Unknown—No News of the Progress of the Revo- lution Outside of the City Where It Originated. London, Oct. 7—Latest cable news from Portugal indicates that Lisbon is now comparatively quiet, the last dis- patch saying that street fighting had ceased. The provisional gove&'nment is in full charge of the city and it is | presumed that the troops in the cap- ital which remained loyal to the royal- ist cause have been subdued. The new flag of the republic is flying from all the public buildings and from most of the forts in the city. It is conceded generally that the king and the members of the royal family are safe. They are believed to be on the yacht Queen Amelie and, it is said, are on their way to Eng- land. Little is known of the progress of the revolutionary movement outside of Lisbon. It is understood that Oporto is in the hands of the republic- ans, but nothing of a definite charac- ter has been learned of other parts of the country. . Dispatches leaking out by way of the frontier confirm reports that a large part of the army and most of the vessels of the navy have espoused the Liberal cause and that the republic is accepted as an estab- lished fact. All Dispatches Censored. Strict censorship is still maintained by the revolutionary party over all telegraph dispatches sent out of the country and for this reason it is diffi- cult to learn the exact status of af fairs. A message from Henry Gage, Amer ican minister to Portugal, delayed in transmission, says the red and green emblem of the republic was flying over most of the public buildings of Lisbon and that there had been severe fighting. Provisional President Braga has sent telegrams to the foreign offices of European powers announcing the formation of a provisional govern- ment, the proclamation oi a republic and guaranteeing security. The Portuguese uprising has had an inflammatory effect on the radicals in Spain and numerous demonstrations were broken up by the police in Barce- lona and other cities. CIVIL WAR NOT IMPROBABLE Royalist Troops May Attempt to Cap- ture Lisbon. Badajose, Spain, Oct. 7.—Messages just received from Lisbon declare that the revolutionists are fortifying all the city’s vulnerable points in an- ticipation of an attack by royalist troops, who are reported marching against the capital. The restoration of King Manuel is demanded by mdny of the provincial troops. Their strength, however, is problematic and it is not believed that they will be able seriously to inter- ! fere with the new government. The provincial government estab- lished under the presidency of Theo- phile Braga has made a distinctly fa- vorable impression, all reports agree. Its one aim seems to be to placate the royalists and thus prevent the threat- ened civil war. Royalist Troops Fall in Line. Practically all of the army and navy which did not participate in the i revolution answered the proclamation oI the new government and reported at their headquarters, pledging loyalty to the republic. There is little doubt that this pledge will be kept, at least for the present. The strength of the royalist troops is still uncertain. The latest refugees to arrive here make no mention of the reported arrival of the Elvas gar- rison at the outskirts of Lisbon, nor of the marching of the Oporto garri- son against the city. 4 Owing to the thoroughness with which the revolutionists destroyed telegraph and telephone lines and blocked the railway lines Lisbon is still cut off from direct communication with the outside world. It will require at least three days, it is reported, to restore normal communication. TROOPS STARTED THE REVOLT Mutinous Regiment Assisted by Armed Civilians. Vigo, Spain, Oct. 7.—The Portu- guese newspapers state the initiative of the revolutionary movement in Lis- bon was taken by the Sixteenth regi- ment of infantry, aided by a regiment of artillery, bluejackets and 5,000 armed civilians. The police were overcome without difficulty. The total of those killed in the fighting exceasds fifty, while hun- dreds were wounded. Twenty persons were wounded dur- ing clashes at Oporto. . Wheat Does Not Grow Wild. The existence of names for wheat in the most ancient languages confirms the evidence of its great antiquity and of its cultivation in the more temper- ate parts of Europe, Asia and Africa. From the evidence addnced by bota- nists of high standing it seems highly improbable that wheat has ever been found growing persistently in a wild state, although it has often been as- serted by - poets, travelers and histo- rians. In the “Odyssey,” for example, we are told that wheat formerly grew in Sicily without the aid of man. Dio- dorus repeats the tradition that Osiris found wheat and barley growing pro- miscuously in Palestine. but neither this nor other reputed discoveries of wheat growing wild seem at all cred ible, seeing that it does not appear to be endowed with the power of per- sistency except under continued cul- ture. The Mind During Sleep. “During sleep.” says an authority on mental subjects. “the workings of the mind are under no control, d yet it seems to have a wonderful faculty of buiiding up and arranging scenes and incidents. | remember once having a vivid dream of going into a house the furniture and inmates of which be- longed to the middle ages. 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