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Foreign News.

Advicss have been received 81 Brussels OF a
fresh native uprising in the Congo state.
1t is reported that the French forces operating
against the king of pahomey have met with
UNEXPECTED resistance near Cana
The outlay necessitated by the new German
military bill will be ST. 600 go marks in the frs.
year and 65,oo0, coo marks yearly afterward.
Three hghtships for the Brazilian govern
rsnt, which left Plymouth. England. on satur.
day, became unaanagea5le, and one boat is
missing with nine persons On board.
The Roumania diplomatic representatives In
Greece have been Withdrawn On account OF the
sction OF the Greek government Withdrawing
the Greek representatives from Roumaaia
The appointment OF the Privy Councillor Of
Mecklenbury to represent Germany at the inter
national monetary conference was rather an act
OF courtesy toward England and Amer ca than
fact dictated by any real interes. in tie con-
ference.
Emperor William has signed Coun. Won
Caprivi's military bill and has empowered the
chancellor 10 dissolve the reichsrag IN case {
refuses TO pass the measure. The additional
marks. SIS, So, o00)
A revogution has broken out at Santiago. cant
Ia OF Santiago del Estero, the central province
OF the Argentine Republic. There has already
been some fighting, and few persons have been
killed. The insurgents have captured the gov
eruor OF the province.
An encounter between Austrian and Russian
guards on the Galician frontier is reported, in
which an Austrian was killed. The Russians
finally retreated. The trouble arose over q re-
fusal TO admit party of Russian Polish emf.
grants into Austrian territory.
Baron Won Soden, governor of German East
Africa, telegraphs that four men were killed
October in conflict with the wahehe tribe
The attack was made upon the Germans in the
open country near kIlossa. The report stating
that the Wahehes had pillsged the German
station at Mswapwa is incorrect.
The Italian governments eontemplate. appeal
Ing 10 the Brussels conference 10 withdraw the
sanction of legal tender from small silver coin
outside OF the country of issue. The object is
- stop the outflow o; Italian small silver
through the operations OF smugglers which all
legal means has hitherto failed 10 stop.
With reference to discovery of a case OF
pleuropneumoaia among American cattle at
Deptfofj. ths London Times says: 'Secretary
Rusk has long been playing game OF bluff
with the English authorities. The discovery Of
this case shows that the fact that no disease has
been reported 10 Washington CITY is 10. proof OF
its nou-ex isteuee."
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TRAGEDY AT LAKE 'CHELAN.
James Pumpeiiy Kills Grin Evans In
Self Defense.

James Pumpefiy Kills Grin Evans In
Self Defense.
The Chelsn EdGis gives an account of homi-
eide at Lakeside, on Lake Chelan, October L:
Old man Evans and his son Grin went 10 James
unpellys. the former with q club hidden De-
meath his clota ing, and the latter armed with
gun. II SEE ns that the old man went there 10
see his son Berry, who married daughter of
] Mrs. Pumpelly. There seems 10 have been 8
Misunderstanding between the old man and
Berry. because. ore many words had passed
between them the Old man drew his club and
comm nced 20 beat Berry over the head and
shoulders. Barry finally knocked the Old man
down and tied him, but he succeed
cd in releasing himself. and renewed
dis attack with whifissree- AL
this time DIN Evans was standing there with
his gun pointed st his brother and IN threat
eniug attitude. Seeing the trouble as he came
from the spring with pail OF water James
Pumpelly secured Possession OF a rife Gnd came
around the corner OF the house 10 tina scene.
Grin Evans then turned his gun on 2pmpalIy.
and the-old man was urging him TO shoot Pun
pe4ly ordered young Evans 70 lower his gun,
and repeated the warning three or four times.
Instead Of lowering his gun young Evans be-
came more threatening in MS attitude, when
PumPelly fred at him and sent bullet into his
righ. breast Young Evans fell and died Inside
OF an hour from the effects OF the wound.
Pumpeiiy and Berry Evans cared Tor the
found al officer and gave themselves rp.
Old man Evans was arrested on charge OF
assault with intent to kill He had q preIim-
mary examination before Justice Carlyle late
yesterday afternoon and Was held under $500
bonds FOR his appearance at superior court. Az
last accounts he had Jailed to SECURE toEds and
was in charge OF Deputy sheriff Mcneil The
facts as set forth above were brought ont in his
examination; and il was also shown that after
his son had been shot down the old man up
braided him with oaths for not having sho.
Pumpslly.
The trouble seems TO have grown out of a
transaction between old man Evans and Berry
The latter purchased squatter's right OF the
former in another portion OF the state and then
traded il of FOR stock. which were driven in
here. The old man claims that the ranch was
not paid for by Berry and that he was trying 10
get possession Of the stock
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ELLxssbuso. Oct la-lspecisL l-Charles r.
Fishosek addressed a very large and enthusiast
&c audience here last night Senator Allen,
who has many friends here, was billed TO speak,
bat, owing 10 Illness, Fish back was substituted
IL was not possible for any one 10 have spoken
more satisfactorily. His speech was logical,
cisnihsd and very convincing, and IL is posi-
tiveiy known that be made converts from the
Peoples party. His dlgniHed discussion OF
leading issues was in strong contrast with the
sbuse AMI niisrepressu tations of James Harnil-
ton Lewis on the same platform three nights
before. fishback's work has stirred the Repub-
icaas TO increased activity, aud given the Pop
niisis much 10 ponder over. His speech will 10
beneficial 10 tho Republican cause in this
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Victoria Newa

VICTORIA. Oct IA race between ssslfnp
schooners from this place 10 Port Angeles is rro-
posed A cash prize viii prooab be offered
The owners OF the Halcyon today paid a sne
OF $500 for violation of the marine laws in caII
ing a; another por, OF entry
The smallpox commission is still holding sn
INVESTIGATION here. Testimony was proaucea
To-Day 10 show That the recent epidemic was in
;-oduced By the Canadian Paci6e's GINA
straIarE&
Inquiry into the Coqutlam case was resumed
To-Day at the United states consulate The csp-
iains OF TIE sca.ers Crnbrjna, Oscar anu HATTIE
Pawn aud Viva aad the captain Of the Coor4t.
Iam issi.Hsi that skins were not transfers.! -
'ae C9Qa.Iam IN Ihs issee-s3ils limit.
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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. Oct ia-tepecial l-Ashley Baker
was found guilty tonight in the superior eeur,
OF crinlnaliy assaulsing Oils Rich, eyed
10 years. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H. s. Rich. OF Henderson Bay. The testimony
shows that BAKER attempted three times 70
assault the child. = delicate slip of girl and
that she finally told her mother. On the war.
rant Tor Bakers arrest being sworn ont. he fed,
and was arrested az Everett Two months ago.
The trustees OF the disabled Clergy fund and
Episcopal fund OF the Protestant Episconal
church ~ the state filed articles of incorpora-
ton today. The incorporates are Rev. DAVID
c. Garrett Ph9uix Bsbcoc& and Noah 3. Golf
man.
Raymond schwartz's leg was crushed tonight
IN the cogs o! the machinery Of the 81. Paul an 4
Tacoma mill. AEIputation will not he necessary.
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4 HUNTER LOST IN Tas sNow
Jason nunket, az Filensbure, Wander
ING IN The f>ittiia. Hins

EItENssCHG. oc,- 70 . special Nearly, two
weeks $50 parry % young men Lett aers ~
tie hssdwaters - tas Iee.s 20 hunt Anon
t.cra VS. Jason D4aAe.. about 3 wears o.t
hlie gong 'ogethe- - deer Eek from cs-ln.
f'g a0G snaw csCae Gp aa1 psaket got sens
'3{et :coM Es cosapaDiocs Though taey q rcd
ina sa1 aG!.t b.; nrcs. thsy la ed % tai stI5.
Aai after hunting An tso aav, !.a-cr 49,
came TO- 6s-H, ucw party has coae ouf IL
- feared he oCri ulself, AID. tssllAg disable.
IL iae snow, died from exrosura Hs tsa 3
sac, Ammunition auG plenty al matches. set
hope = entertained that ns u,ay have ceussa3
the d'N.le an come 0Gt oQ the other SIDE
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Ex-Gov. Campbell Speaks at Sew York.

NEW YORK, Oct l9-The assembly room of
the Wholesale Dry Goods Democratic Cub Was
packed at noon by crowd of BUSINESS men
drawn there by the announce messt tina:
Ex- Gov. Campbell, Of OHIO, was T. SPEAK.
The governor took up the lighter of
acceptance OF Whiteaw Reid and atiseked the
principal pointa Referring 10 LatS>r Com
missioner Peck's reports. he SID the
labor commissioner OF Ohio had also
made report, but that the Repub-
lican government had suppressed II. He
said the Republicans had been chaiisaged to
publish the report and were defed. TIE state
report did not indicate reduction OF wages He
prophesied Democratic success in Ohlz, by say
ing the Democrats would publish tSs report
alter election.
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THE VICTORIA SEAI.ERs.
About $4,000 Skins Taken-No Tsdfnss
Of the Magic Mac.

accounted Tor except the Maggie Mac, and her
fate may never De knOwa- The season has bean
far from satisfactory iOr apart from the losses
consequent upon exclusion from Ber!ng sea.
considerable money has been sacrificed bv the
Coquitans seizure ant the expensive legal
proceedings in connection with Il. The Rus
s.ans have seized or driven the schOoners from
the COPPER island side and 20 crown the series
OF mistor;unes the hcsyy iogs have seriously in
terfefed with the hunters in their wo-k. @ixty-
Eve British Columbia sehooue-s have cleared
for the sea- hunting this season, their crews in.
GLIDING 951 white men sni s3l Indians The
sChooae-s carried 273 boats au1 - canoes. Fol
cnwing Is 8 statement o. the ealch.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN ENGLAND.
n MAN Kills His Wife and Lives In the
House With q Decayins Body.

LONDON. Ger. Ia-The body of woman. hor-
ao4g nuislated, badly decayad and partly de-
Feafed by rats, was found N the cellar OF 3
mouse near Oldham today. Il proved 70 be that
OF AFs Joseph Miller, wife OF the occupant Of TIE
house, ana he was ct once placed under arrest
iae body had evidently lain there for
weeks, and while Miller was IN the
aonse- When the discovery was made
Miller was ss work digging q hole be-
meath the kitchen floor, supposedly . gravs
In wnea 10 bury ,hs body. The o1o, through
OUT the house was awful He told several
stories 10 account for lis wife's absence TO
tie effect that she had gooe 10 nurse her
mother. who was sick Mrs. Miller was seen
1857 alive sepseEee. jealousy was the cause
OF the crime. The husband snd wife had fre-
queaI quarrels about s young woman. with
wnom Mrs.. Miller said her husband vss TOO
familiar
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The Trial OF Poisouer NELL.

LONDON, Ocs Ia.-There was no dirainution
n tie crowd in the court room at the Neill
murder trial today. John Patrick Haynes testi.
led that, going out with Ssiu he learned Of
many Of his snourS NeiIl showed Hsyne. a
note hook ia which were entered the initials of
women who hal eesn poisoned, with the dates
OF their deaths. There were initials which. be
said, referred TO Ellen Dodwor,h. Matilda Glover
aud the girls Marsh ana Shrivel, and there
We're 'hs initials l. H., which he said naesn.
Louisa Harvey. Haynes heard Neil declare
that young Harper murdered the girl and he
told him that Ii was q very grave ehzrge aud
that he ought TO comnunicats wins, be knew 10
the police. Neiu responded: '.Thas is foolish,
as more money can be made by suing Harper"
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Ship Aground Near the Columbia J.,,x.

ASF"@iA' oct la-Iae british bark LIZ .
R-.i, n ballast. waich cr.s ss.. the bar i-ya-9
ST ?. t. today. grounded 10 the sands Ds,,, h.,
!5tiy. The tug Wai!owa parted her hax,ar in
trying t. get her oa AID tlr isge hou-s wa. nm
ale - ro7e Ac'. she may tast ~ st a;yh tl.s.
a. midnight. sesmaH do uoi regard her as IN
serious danger.
The l'zzie Bcii Is . British bark Of 1.oss tn.
ia command ot capt. Lewis nad : o,vr.,t -
London ~te sailed on ~en.e.rl--- - So. g.
=. .et 5. o. e. sr5!YeG ta~-s on Ann ~ go
las IA ii tle1a >.ae'.- ou Jaly sLe va re!5rtr !
- 'aarter53 ~ .eGd % 2s4; AZ Tzc ms. - -
I a4Irl or-0D. 4aa v.,s.l rarrSf- ~ -.
Nt'L'rla La,t -piae 1ays aco waerl 81. W, -
s.-%a@ - 'a.s & eit.-,r Gu-er cnsrtey :, I1s4
wheat - seeNs-2 C-arte~f - ''A'
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ht&It>G FOR MS WIFE
hhe Left him and Went 10 Vancouver
with seattle Bartender

NEsrs1NsraE. 3 G., Oct 70 -ISpecia} a
respectfully dresse3 Jssa named 81 rlfsnn s;erosi
al The Kerry las evening smcak The passe- sers
tY the Gtes' Ne-; .eSa tToa seattle. and ,1a.i =
leo i,ns Tor she VN,ire ststioa. lie explained 70
she eaief thai be nee 81 a sta hutt sf,s, h,.
wife who has let hin month $50 f1r tn
counter s'iIAc;toa Hi saats,e bartender
Tae deserted HUSBAND. wao 5 = miner near
Sssttis, short time s&A set w.ui OF tbs usr
having eeen seen be- est ., t1r sai cssrs he's
30 huas tasfa r9- IL 'sta.,ss we. who Is Al
attractive iooAiaE brunette. Vas seen here =
cogp;s e weeks sFo. sse p, ..pross, n "a IN
Vancouver whe-c her hns,-n. y -, t5day 20
.0Et.auV his search.
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THE sTISGY WILSON.
He Insults Veterans Who Ask Him to
Assiat Col am blan Gel ration.

PoRT TowSsEsD. Oct 10 special DIR. II.
&. Wilson, candidate for lieutenant gov
srnor On the Democratic ticket, when ac-
costed By tae Co unoian celebration committee
% contribute 10 assisting In deifaying the
expeaEes of the locsI celebration, abruptly de-
e.insd and insultsd the committee which was
composed o! Grand Army veterans. Although
worth s&0,0o, be refused to contribute any
thing towards purchasing and raising flag for
school children The Daily L,dder published a
lengthy account Of the affair today and the arti-
Gle has caused widespread condemnation OF
MifIison
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At Republican HEADQUARTERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Tbe closing dess of the
Campaign at the Republican national hsadquar-
tiers are very busy. Mr.. Hahn. IN cnaree OF the
OF she speakers bureau, was over
whelmed with callers today. among whom
was Chsuncey NJ. pepew, who called
TO make arrangements for Westerza tour.
Whi!elaw Reid and Depew viii address meet
ing in Ind. annapolis on the 10Th. Minister Lin
coin was assigned to make three speeches IN In
diana next Week. Blaine has not yet visited
Chairman Garter. 81 the up town bureau He is,
however, kept well informed sb0u; tee cam
paga programme.
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lack OF pronptness on the part Of the American
consul at Hilo ii insTiru,irg search for tbs
missing boat. though the BaEstia aitervard
made fef.ac.lou- The steamer Kinsu WAS en-
gagged o. private subscriptions and succeeded
IN picking up the mates party. Messrs. Wilder
q Co. subsequently refused 30 accept money
irora the citizens of Ei.o for the OF taei.
vessel The cruiser Boston made . four days
cruise about the islands, but did nos and the
captains boa.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT DAYTON.
Electrician p. b. Barry's Skull Crushed
-Iniuries Probably Fatal.

DAYTON, Oct. la-ISpecisl.l-A horrible seci-
dent has just happened q: the electric light
plant. Electrician Z. b. Barry. recently from
Spokane. got caught In the iywheel OF the eu-
glue. No one saw the accident. Barry was
found in an unconscious condition near the
wheel A lot Of rubber hose was wrapped
around the shaft, which at every revolution was
hitting Barry terrible blow on the head. His
skull is mashed to a pulp on top o. the head.
Doctors will perform an operation. Il is
thought Barry cannot live
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Mr.. Fishback At North YnLins

NORTH YAKIMA, Oct ia-fspecial Two
hundred uniformed Republicans tonight vel
coined G. +. F!shbsck in sorch.ight procession,
eitsrsard swelling the crowd n the opera house
90 over 80, 10 which audience the speaker do
iivcFed = very entertaining address on tho cam
rsign issues lie made good speech, devotlug
Considerable time - the discussion OF the tariff,
the bank question, Populiss movement etc.
lie was frequently aud warmly sppIsuded, the
large audience enthusiastically testifyIng their
appreciation OF bis oratoty, some d;sappoint-
ment was felt because Senator Allen failed 20
ms.erali:e on account oi Illness
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Republican Party the Negroes friend.

INDIASAPoLIs, oct Ia-The Sasionss Colored
Protective Association has issued al address TO
the coiored voters OF the United States ST which
the following is synopsis:
Since the mantle OF citizenship fellzupon Us
tae Democratic party, by divers mans, has
sought TO nutlify every constitutional .T0visioa
intended 10 secure us IN the rigntz OF citi-
zenship. By their methods the free b..slot and
fair count have become hollow rneckzry. Life,
liberty and property. so Tar as we are cCrzeerne3,
are taken from us without due process
OF law. 1t behooyes US, therefore. Il use the
ballot well. The Republican party s3ade Us
citizens, and every effort of that party 1as been
to protect US in ciIzenshio. IL is now aud ever
has been sae friend Of the oppressed.
The association has been in convention here
for the past TWO days, and adjourned tcelighi
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Pierce County W. c. T. U. Convention.

sUASxR. Oct. - -lspecial. 1.-The second days
session of the Pierce county w, C T.
U. convention was opened by Mrs. NJ
A. Drawn, OF Tacoma Those reading papers on
various subjects were as follows: Mrs. n.
Ross, Mrs. Garlick. Mrs Evans, Mrs Kennedy,
Mrs. Steele, Mrs Judge Frye and Mrs. E. P.
Spinning. parliamentary drill was given by
Mrs. shatfer. who also conducted the consecrs.
ton service In the building after lunch.
The evening session was opened with PRAYER
By Rev. Wells, OF Ferudala Revs. Wat.
kins and Wells and John V. Mesker,
OF Puysllup, made addresses on intern.
perance. The Others who participated in
the evenings exercises were: Mrs Eva r,
Hunt Miss Ora Caskiu, Miss Henton. Mrs.
Cook, Miss Viols Kirkman, Mr.. Gregg and
the Choral Union. Mrs McFarlan, from
Alaska, made some brief remarks. Mrs.
Garlick reported the adoption of reso-
lutions a follows: Piedging aid to the
"hlto Shield homo ct Tacoma 10 work for
equal governmental rights: that matrons should
be provided Tor police stations, and thanking
the press and those who had contributed TO the
cOuyeutiOn's
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Vessels From British Columbia Ex-
empted Since smalIpnH IL Gnnr

foRr TOWNSEND, Oct. Specie l-An
oFdsr from tie treasury department. requiring
al foreign yesses 70 call 81 this port 10 secura
cert hcstes % health from the United State,
quarantine ofhcer. Las been re.clnaed so Ear a.
Vessels tr'oa EFiti.h Columbia are concerned.
The collector q. customs Today received the fol-
low tng Dispatch:
On account 90 me decline ~ ihe SMALLPOX sT,i.
HoiAsc TIE regulations yequr.uS vessels rom
iNrNisa 5oltS = D1,s q cert urAfcs rom TIE IA
toasl quarantine Oftesf A. Port Iowsana hAs
bSen sud h-@ as tu. low-. Nesse.S from British
tVlGnh,s are exempted from tals rcguifaine nj
tntl inyther uSt1ce- FowmUntcats tbs u ths
or srs SIS spt purts au1 Acgiug surgeon Coaoy,r
H. rider Cf thR Feo ~etsrv
NAlrFE WYGAN. Surgeon General
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The Ex-speaker'. Friends Ralyying.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Oct I9.-When Ira Terrell.
ex-speaxer Of the lower house of the territorial
legislature, was recently sentenced to Prison for
life, he remarked that he would never serve out
his term. The reason for the re}:a,k is
now ey ident Terrel's friends ere gathering in
large numbers Near stiilw-ter, where i.e Is con.
fined, pending his removal to the penissntisry,
with the avowed purpose of atiackIngfhe Jail
and rescuiug him. Preparations for iesanse are
being made at the Jail, and lively enceInter is
xpected when made
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HIS WAR RECORD BAD.
Gen. Sickles Not Satisfactory to
a Tammany Leader.
NEW YORK CAMPAIGN LIVELY.
Speeches by Maeveagh, CampseIi and
Foraker-Depew. Lincoln ana Reid
to Take the stump In the Vert.

NEW YogK, Oct la-Gsa. Martin I. IeMahoa
this evening served formal notice ns.he Tam
any Hall leaders that IL Daniel F. eESss csudi.
date for congress IN the Tenth dlstrisE, fails 20
hle his Resignation a. g retired Jflss- Of the
United States army before tomorrow eesniug he
viii do all in his power 70 defeat tse Ge!tys-
burg hero
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nAcvEAGH EARNING HIS SALARY.
He Denounces the Republicans Party,
Quay and the Mckinley Rsll.

NEW YORK. Oct Ia-Cooper ClgS0n was
crowded tcnish: WITH 81 audience a5xious 20
hear Wayne Mscyeagh, who spoke gsader tie
auspices OF The Democratic Cab. The
principal object, MseYeagh sd, he
Rad II the present Campaign WAS 10
persuade intelligent, sslf-Fe.pectiag 5len that
the Republican party had go radically changed
its standard OF pubic acton ana psIicies Of
legislation IS TO merit the name "revo4 ation:ry
party" Quay, be sail. was selected by the
leader OF The Republican party TO manage the
campaign in lass because he WAS kns5wn to De
without political scruples.
The Me- inley bill MeeVesgh ea.ies San M
relieved and ungai:igstsd Injury 70 ev5Ey work
ingmsn IN the nation, and 20 every s:heT citi-
zen, unless Ia is IN receipt of some of zts gener
Gus boGnsies." Il closing he srrsignea the Re-
publican party as arnonopolis.ie party.
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NEW YORK, Oct 19.-It is sssetted st TIE DEM
ocratic national headquarters that eEorts are
being made 10 colonizs large nus..ber OF
negroes n various parts OF this state, earticu-
larry IN tAe interior. The plan is 10 haS . them
sent IN small groups and distributed ateoDg as
many election dis.ricts as possible
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NHsCccs. oct a-.Spec a. '--herrv creek
frou orV Sui GRE !roga t,e >.ocaa ~sra - r...,rr
thrc1gh here g. TIE iao0Gss sr1e..e- TIE ssf
tar iFoaa liza sr,ineg's Fret1v Les s..ae. =
nearly so!li gsleaa sOd rice fp st}ver gasors
s. packed % mules 70 keve stoke. = a.,lsle,. ~
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