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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
EaIama Has q Fire.

Kalama, WASH, Dec. Fire broke
out in the Methodist church Sunday
night about 8 O'Clock. Services were
being held at the time, but the congre-
CATION passed out Of the building with
out difficulty. Before the fire company
reached the scene, the building was
mass of flames, and it was soon COM
pletely destroyed. The loss was about
SO, 900. As the fire company was On
it's way to the engine.house, the ka-
lama hotel was found to be burning,
having caught from flying sparks.
The blaze was extinguished in short
order. Sparks from the burning church
ignited the roof Of w. H. Girard' 8
general merchandise store, and, pass
ing over the Cowlitz county bank and
the City drugstore, also set fire to the
opera house. Watchers were on these
buildings, however, and put out the fire
wherever it appeared.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
AN EXPERIENCE WITH ROBBERS.
Masked Men Extort Money From a
Missouri Rancher.

Masked Men Extort Money From a
Missouri Rancher.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. If. M.
Arnhold, living near this city, reports
a terrible experience with masked rob-
bers, who entered his house at an early
hour in the morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnhold were awakened and found
three masked men in their bedroom.
The robbers covered them with pistols
and demanded to know where their
money was concealed. Arnhold denied
that he had any money, and his wife
was too terrified to speak. The man
and woman were then dragged into the
cellar and were held there while one OF
the robbers went to the rooms above
and heated an iron poker to white
heat and returned with it to the cellar.
When they threatened to apply this to
Arnhold's naked feet, he weakened and
told them where they could find what
money he had. There was but $18 in
the rancher's cache, and so angry were
the robbers that they demolished much
Of the furniture in the house before
leaving.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Many Killed In . Panic.

Bombay, Dec. Ia fete organized
at Baroda in honor of the visit Of thi
Earl of Elgin, viceroy Of India, has had
a terrible outcome in the killing OF
twenty persons and the injuring OF
many others by great crush OF num-
bers in panic which occurred in the
course of the fete. Nothing is known
as to how the panic developed.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Washington, Dec. 2.TRobert = e.
Marshall, "a years old, superintendent
of the Altoona division of the Penn
sylvania railroad, shot himself at his
brothers house. in Washington, today.
Marshall was one Of the most valued
young men in the Pennsylvania service.
He had been suffering from acute ner-
vous trouble, resulting from overwork.
He was son of j. W. Marshall, con-
sui to Leeds during the war, and as
sistant postmaster, general under Presi'
dent Grant
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Cyc1onne in okIahoma.

= Perry, o. r., Dec. Inflammation
reaches here that very destructive
cyclone srtuck the town of Ralston, on
the Arkansas river, fifty miles north
east of here, on Thursday night at 10
o'clock and nearly wiped out the town
of about 900 houses. Nearly every
house in town was blown down and
several people were injured, but no
names can. be obtained. Ralston is in
the Usage Indian nation, and fifty fave
miles from a telegraph station.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Shot Through the Hand.

Independence, Dec. al. o. Rus
sell, son of J. ]. Russell, of Mon
mouth, was out hunting last Saturday.
While standing with one hand over
the muzzle of his rifle, the gun was
discharged in some way. and the bullet
went through his hand, and SO close
to his body as to burn his clothing.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Eight Among Workmen.

Hamburg, Nov. ga dispatch
from Lubbock says that while the em-
ployes. of the Thiels enamel factory
were. going to work this morning
body Of strikers belonging to the same
concern attacked the workmen and
! free fight followed. Shots were fred.
several persons seriously wounded and
many arrests made.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
conditions in India Improve.

London, Dec. 1.-The Earl Of Elkin,
viceroy of India, telegraphs to the gov
ernment that rain there is too late to
be of much benefit to the autumn crop,
but it is in time for the late sowings.
Prices, he says, show a tendency to
fall, though the full effect is not yet
apparent in the Deccan. The condi'
ton of the people is good and the pres
sure upon them is due to prices rather
than to the failure of the crops Since
the rain. prices have fallen 90 to so per
cent in the northern districts. Lord
Elkin's dispatch also gives details OF
how q quarter of a million of people
in the distressed districts Of India are
engaged in relief work.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
A Nervy ,Jeweler.

Four men entered Jacob Niedlikows
iewelry store in Milwaukee, Wis, and
attempted to rob the place. Two COW
cred the proprietor with revolvers and
ordered him to open the safe. He grap-
pied with the men, who opened fire on
him, shooting him in the hand. Tho
iewler's wife entered and several shots
were fired at her and her child. The
robbers were then frightened of, and
being pursued were captured.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
rs.as Courthouse Burned.

Eastland, Dec. 1.-The courthouse
and all the furniture were burned this
morning. The records and contents Of
the vaults are thought to be safe. The
law library and other property of many
attorneys who have offices in the court
house were destroyed. The cost Of the
building was $65, 900; insurance, $4o,-
900.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Uprising in Uruguay

A Buenos Ayres dispatch states that
the revolution under way in the Uru-
guayan republic is gradually gathering
strength. Its exact proportions are as
yet unknown. as the telegraph COM
panies have been seized by the govern
ment and nothing is allowed to come
out. 1t is reported, however, that
there have been several hot skirmlshes
on the frontier between the rebels ana
government forces. Several houses
have been burned, it is>said, and sew
sral were killed on each side.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Anti-Masonic Riots.

Paris, Nov. 80.-An anti Masonic
congress at Lyons, whose resolutions
were a covert attack on political free
Masonry and on Jewish Intervention.
ended in serious rioting, lasting until
midnight. The military had to"clear
the streets, and many persons were
seriously injured. including M. Thei-
erry, of the France Libre.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
FEARED insanity.

Fisher, Mimi, Dec. 2.-M. Sanaker.
cashier of the Bank of Fisher, shot him.
self dsad yesterday. His father died
insahe.H sHefaared following his foot.
sseps., The banks affairs are in ex.
cellent shape. .l..... ,.u... -:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
The O6iumbia Elosed.

The Dalles Or, Dec. The river
is closed with ice at this point and
navigation is suspended. This is the
earliest the Columbia has been frozen
here within the memory Of this genera
tiou, The ice makes ii impossible to
make any progress in raising the sunk
On steamer Dalles City.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
toreeon,s Trial a Success.

Ths. baft1eship Oregon has Just re-
turned from short cruise. undertaken
to give q board Of inspection! an op.
portunity of looking her well over. 1t
was given out unofieially that'the trial
had been very great success. and that
the board was highly pleased with the
ship in all details. though the real find
ings will not be made public until they
are sent to headquarters in Washing
ton in the form of an official report,
and from there given out.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Guilty of Treasury Looting.

Montezuma, Ia, Dec. 2.-Richard
Rowe, who was extradited from Mex
leo, charged with completely in looting
the Powesheik county treasury, in
1895, was found guilty in the district
court today.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Toledo, O.. Deo Large sales of
No. Q red wheat for May delivery were
made at the produce exchange here this
morning, at 81 per bushel, amid loud
cheering. At the same time the New
York price was 81 cents, Chicago S5%
cents. The demand here is not for ex-
mort milling.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Ashland, Pa. Dec. 2.-Parker coll
iery No. s, at Park Place. Pa, owned
by the Lehigh Coal Company, closed
down today for an indefinite period.
presumably for repairs. Eight hundred
iaborers are thrown out Of employment
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Due to Russian influence.

London, Dec 1.-The Constantinopis
correspondence the Standard discussed
the refusal of admission to the Dardan'
elles of Greek, Dutch and American
stationaries, which Is attributed to
Russian influence. The American and
Greek subjects, adds the correspondent,
are annoyed at their governments for
not showing more energy with view
t6 obtaining the privileges granted 60
the great powers.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Omaha, Dec. 2.-The time Tor hav.
ing the first assessment of trans-Missls.
sippi exposition stock closed Saturday
night. With slight exceptions. every
subscriber paid his five per cent call.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
fan Has One California Elector.

IsrJ an Has Ure oHiIiorn1a
Sacramento. Dec. 2.-Final returns
from Santa Clara county. completing
the state returns show that Martin,
Bryan elector, has defeated Flint, a
Mckinley elector, by 492. This gives
Mckinley eight electors from Califor.
mia. Bryan one.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Americans In London.

The second Thanksgiving dinner OF
che American Society. of London, took
place in the grand hall Of the Hotel
Cecil in that city. Henry s. Welcome,
chairman of the society. presided, III
the asbenoe of the United States am
basssdor,,' who; with Mrs Bayard. was
"commanded'' to dine with the queen,
at Windsor castle. The dinner was on
more elaborate scale thaa any OF the
previous gatherings Of the society, and
about 800 ladies and gentlemen were
present. The hall was splendldly deo-
GRATED. A special feature OF the orna-
mentation, in addition to the stars and
stripes, which. were everywhere dis
| played, was quantity OF American
corn specially brought over for the pur-
pose. Many American dishes were on
the menu, and some immense pump
kins had share in providing the good
things for the table. Behind the chair
occupied by Mr.. Welcome was repre-
sentation of the statue of Liberty and
large American eagle, and near the
chairman, on pedestal. was an enor-
NOUS pumpkin, sent as a present to Mr..
Bayard,. whose absence was much re-
GREETED. In the middle of the dinner
there was a surprise for the guests
when each one received leather-bound
souvenir book containing the portraits
1 of Mr.. Bayard and the American presi.
den ts, including President. elect Mo-
Kinley. Mr.. Bayard's letter Of apology
for not attending. and wishing God
speed to the land we all love, was fol
lowed by a telegram from the United
States ambassador: at Windsor castle,
in which he said: s'Your charming
souvenir of the day we celebrate hai
Ejust been received, and the copy, fol
her majesty will sbe presented before
your dinner is over. All who Hove
T the United States and Great Britain
will Join in the mutual congratula
IRONS over the peaceful relations Of th'
English.speaking people of the world. !
Mr.. Bayard's sentiments were greete'
j with loud cheers, and Mr.. Welcome
} the chairman of the society. in aliud
ing to Mr.. Bayard's regretted absence
, said that it was good omen that tn
: United States ambassador was tn
: guest of the queensat 3 aThanksSfv
4 / dinner. The toast to the queen wa
honored with unusual energy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 1.-Repre-
sentative Timberlake's bill proposing
to make it unlawful for women to wear
in public, tights, bloomers, shirt fronts
or any article Of clothing commonly
worn by men, was killed by an almost
unanimous vote Of the house.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Greece a Market for American whe,

Greece q MafKtI. IoF AHierIo@"
y Washington, Dec. 2.-United States
Consul Horton, at Athens, in a report
to the state department, says that in
consequence of the bad wheat harvest
in Russia, which supplies nearly two
thirds of the wheat used in Greece,
prices of wheat are very high there
and are still rising. He is confident
that there is fine opening for the in.
PRODUCTION of American wheats into
Greece, and offers to assist would-be
exporters.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Election Riots In Bulgaria.

Sofia, Dec. 1.-The elections to the
sobranie, which occurred today. were
accompanied by serious disturbances,
and the troops and police had to be
called out to disperse the mubs here and
in the provinces, as the result of which
many persons were wounded. The po-
lice fred on the crowd at Zarobrod,
killing several persons.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
woman Fires Upon Burglars.

Aas Colaud creek, Virginia. Mrs.
Elizabeth Belcher, who is reputed to
have money at her home. heard bur-
glars working at back door. She
stole out with Winchester. saw three
men at the door and fred three shots
at them. The burglars fed. They
were tracked more than three miles by
blood stains.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
sexenty Persons DrowDcd

Athens, Nov. 3d. Seventy persons
have been drowned by the floods here,
and an enormous tract Of land il sub
merged.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
Rebellion in Madagascar.

DISPATCHES from Antananarivo say
rebellion in Madagascar 10 rampant,
and in the vicinity of the capital trade
is paralyz zed.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
r,.v., Thou.and Mon Out,

The American Company's lighters
and ship cleaners in Hamburg, Ger
many have joined the big strike there,
and eleven thousand men are now out.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
The soldiers, Home investigation,

In the Soldiers Home investigation
in Leavenworth. Kan, the defense
placed niue leading business men on
the stand who all testified as to. the api
parent good management of the home,
the marked decrease of drunkepnsss
among the soldiers since the establish
ment at the home of the Keeley cure.
and to the sobriety of Governor Smith.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04
FIood in Wisconsin.

A disastrous food is reported from
Wisconsin. Many buildings have been
damaged, and the property loss will
be heavy.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-04

Labor is drudgery only when we do
not put heart in our work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
NOTEs.


~ W h'i't woo nave NVnt lyt
were many empty chairs his d
Attiring the sergeant.at.arnl.
hats during the conyenlbn
greatly assisted In the man,sl
order.
Owing TO the .nat,eqton Of ns
gates a great deal Of coafus!,a q
recording the votes cast for Ii.
candidates.
In seconding TIE ncminftiu Il
Sessions for treasurer Stump Ah
"li- didn't even have a rag oitk
when he came here. he m
Texas"
s. I. DAVIS. the man was wa1
whore the long grass rustles y y
ing hreegc and " here the blue III
was nominated IN an eloquent m
Caldwell of Parker county.
Tho Texas banner that mirfH
sition of the immortal 10 h
was produced during the mont,
The pole was broken, siylss n1
OF the remarkable enthusiast q
by tho middle OF the road MI
Among the visitors 10 he IN
are the daughters OF The ~
governor. They are enthlsuk =
support and 'cn,inua'ly sea =
his vote hv an active canllp
their friends.
Barnett Gibbs was asked hS
a young lady, very much nIs'e ", i
election of kearby, aoou, M =
usion and he replied: 'Gon
ana republicans will certa!nl
the popul.st nominee
Many of the populist lesdss "
served during the mornlhs M
Versation with the delegates ~
protentous after the supe'~
euce last night between M,s
Nearby, Ashby, CLARK and ~
the Beach. -
When cali was presenting va N
name for superintenden, o. ~
struc,lon a brother aroS NJ
limo" Chairman Pro ZEN s1, n
the time wasn't out, wne'esF
the delegate had a p'sS
wouldn't keep time. ~
As Elgin arose to nonlins "
kick was made. one ?,
moved that the nomination, = ~
each county N The sia'e w
name a candidate. Elgin, , p,T
br cf as the man h. a 9. I, n
present neither an angel OF
Hon. Jerome c. KearSy y WIN
this morning at O'CLOCK Il Esil
a. I'VE Bench hotel; y. K K,afs
Louis congratulated Mr. nm III
success .,italred by w M 1
Texas. ire latter as IIdsni; u
Gibhs addressed their ,xTs,ssl
motion of colonel Stere.s ,,s1
feel very ured, the crow
take n rest. -. al 4
chance .S Of fusion betwssea1 vii )
rpp,lblicails and :hee I sva,ioys, 4
Dc nmocratic party. He SOsf.apab
mat the two latter wS,taal !
f,,se on state and Tsa !
Unless bryan is elcctea s,,lysr II
thinks the death of me ss sns -:
democratic party WIN u,ocrs.i, r 1
wing will dominate aeinO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

as shall correc. N,
employees. e'e adeQQass u
pwgi0Ihte r,iiO lnder. ' H. o. sesr I.
onality. "ce 10 rar."u
,,hi.ne, peoples nr,,.
literal appronra,u,rty Of H.
,riiment to .mravao BY tn
and r TO silis end We me ro hs,t
SUN " ~, appronriations' ~ callsf% !.
h h. srouie and tnairia s a .vil ~
''% NJ "'ors, rivers and y Dep ~,
real estate one Wv Jaw Giving
N Texas sold un Sdeas TO re;sss
Of Trust. uiuer forced "a
The changes 4, 4, u
'vp i'Sr "a, are as fciicrxsp.ia Patton =
Nh ~ word Amen" 10
Nau.onal pclitics pjs,iss dnne;
IN the taxation 's a,l,,
MAKE them valid, a pam. ii.
real estate then .a ald wh1l ss'sl
s snid from taxation e ~ tsiss
sald security" foi,ow,nal 70 IN y
an notes and other p ~ -
. .aNeo' are dropped, ana sc..aTts
substituted. "We ana The -
AVIATION" This knav oppcbi
valid. '' ne taxed IN
,n In the school plank 1,
inserted hn ,. to the efiect" ,S ! new ri
'i1 iy lts own pro rata ~ tst 4
The labor clause a ns y the LII
maud the cnactmen, presIdht y
~ ~. nolrs legal Say', ~
al s,Sdhs and mechanirsss ri
100 We demand ths W.
law declaring eight ho u .m.Sss;
gay work for all artis,n.s Y
InrorerS IN the emplovmas mt11
ana ccrporatlons.n "'eii' ol M
co me demand that all ,Ao,, :,
convicts and county co s,S, L,
Morked unon the publir s.sa
words added: "Whera ,s sMo'
ny the commissioner co msuFI
inc plank reading, sw.
the system Of district ant cTt
soiieGtsng their salaries I'M, S' w.
m principle, and We ara ~ i ,,ss
sa.aries being fixed BY h.,ssT
,uted by the following. W.
me present system ~ na,s ~
fees he abolished and ,Ss;,as
iicers and district CLERKS
salaries not to exceed s9O0S w - Y
ana that all fees collected I.
the salary Hxci shall n NJ,
county school fund.-" Ma
The plank condemn,ng ~
eminent for rejecting ths ~.
ana demanding that this All
tax snail be collected And Avn,
supncCt of homes for ths 49,
soldiers Is maSa 10 read 49,
when collected, shall in si,sn
FUND now provided by law =.
pose. he, applied TO the aid of n
me planks declaring in far
Ewing one year in which tn ~.
sold under forced sales or ~,
that declaring in favor az i'm.
harhors ami WATERWAYS ~
that declaring In favor az ~
and protection 10 all citlrer, :,
of race or nationality are sum(
Tho latter plank is IN rsp.e
lengthy demand Of Deleeasa ~
Dallas, who demanded the ntr5
the negro both in the law Nm
law executing powers, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
ALrGELp AND 'oS' .
4 Republican Paper I'M. MsAe

r,,.iIcan Paper ""
y Repupiicah plssovery. -
THE IT,
Chicago, August hvs
Thnre is a fight on . ina
S"S - 49,, and Chairman
ernor Altgeiu "',N ,.i commits
democratic Nationai w.. -, You =
~, fc,uch, ont at the New ,s q
we ''"i'" .,,toa which con's', s,,
the committee, covernor Nv.
August II. While TO- :. r.p-s.s
M, he present. he VIII ' csairss'
i'' w -,o, Indications W" ,.,s
win b, compelled to n', n c.rsi
M M'.' he has taken. u W,
80, ,naters have the" ,a.g
Jones win be forcea " ,,.ussr q
cate his position as o'
~ .o,i, forces. 40
the demoefa'0 LIANT Is GENE j
While the complain diihenn IA
cce,icd TO the point o. Isni Gs s,rs
tween Senator Jo ON 1privsie . M.
geld. Inc lat,u, no moIe "a, v
ic, ton could nav ,,rnarl Joes,'s
Altgeld holds c ,ha sewsll-Ws,.e,si'
# sponsipl9 ~ nlninlon thai Hfrrs J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

time were Tracey, Jenkins and Williams.
Tracey's plan woke the 200 degelates W
from the deep sleep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
NIGHT SESSION.

It was $50 o'clock when the convention
reassenblei. Hon Ben Terrell preskiing.
- -. -, ,,...,.. h,,.t,,r d,nar,,6
many oi ms, oF'esH''on9 n"'.aS "SI"'
for home. Il was announced that the
s,rrots~s,,s vera at work trying TO
stialrhten on. the taagle IN the roll on
Observation-Disclosures ~ ,,,tblg usfruc,fcn
i MOI Unity d~jerafo ANNOUNCED an
ono, ,,,tv,,.,,- 49,, i,'.t,sT "a "a u M Winns-
horS w VIII pSh-' kearhy. Gibbs. Reyner.
~" >'cFr. trN A-ssl 3unouaVr 4 w, -,
SUI VI tHr iniri i,3. ioI ,- 90
a. Is, l.i~, ','..t ~ A'"'"N' AA''0'e' VIZ ~
49,. ~ - ,.,,-.s t-.,o,,s,o ,,or,-
ne mn He.t'is ~ ~, mo,',-
inaleH. \ mot.9a 10 make me hoi'iha-
ton unanimous Was lost
efsfI tttVSca 70 Er,nE. ,hhe ueiesate
Wh9 Waniec e say soneth ny apout me
nominal ~ he-nS unsatisfactory 10 IA
ho1ncN's friends
me t.iall >HESeHi"i INN ptlegattt' move
IN In tha trout part ~ the nan. pisorier
foll wed. The cnair ins sted upon Ashny
siliiuE down
y mi 'at.ouS for railroad omnr ssion-
ers wore called for. joe Eagle of Harris
opened ,ha bail presenting the name Of
H.. Z. y solry e The same county whose
ltNatt Eye. he ~ai,. was as spctless as a
virgin ans w.bo s,osi a. The cradle OF
populisfu N Harris county when but four
uonu.ists votes ~ -ra thsre. He s1id there
,,,s ..-at, .ta,f -, , ,,,,,, -.s,,it,,, IN, fo,
,'ao,,is ,-,Iih.t - H. ,I'i7st6n
r.. a.. H. .,s,-,s., ,t,, oratnsf ra H.
Ioqss Ia. sal ffs~-s should hava mo
man. Tie pGp+ arc MAKING The nsht Of
.hsi- f',. J. ~ 'r'-,,- -r,-.s, h,ve an M,
. hreas ,-r .s4 b. iii.b ss-,,,ratic r,ny
rr1a IN f7o,,s..-
0,r-- 49,. .'-,ss.,...s ,,..-, r 7, Nor
-, ~ -.i - - - 90 ,n
VI f-'H1. IT, 'r'1I-
IId. 81 sI,an 70; pr j.
r.l,- y DUNCAN OF
t.iaAos " -asr o.. 'TreEr, W. w.
Ns!ins = wa A--sa-. = tr.ey % Dallas
; o. " P---y 80 l-rl--. 7. y. o'keofr OF
Houston, = >@-7- ~ Navarro. L.
Eyth 81 " ,---~fr. 81 = S.tige OF Hays
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