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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures

A picture of darkey life in the good
old times, the production of Harry
Martells scenic play, 1.-The South Be-
fore the War;" was presented at the
Lyceum Theater last night and will be
repeated tonight. A flower matinee
this afternoon at 2:3O It is play full
of suggestiveness of those plantation
scenes familiar to those who knew the
South in slavery times. The typical
Southern darkey with all his eccen-
tricities predominates in the company,
though the realistic portrayal of the
white actors fairly hides their identity.
The play introduces cleverly a number
of scenes that are positively life. like,
beginning with "Under Southern Sky
which pictures the return of an escaped
slave, including many incidents Of ante
bellum days, dancing of every descrip-
ton, and genuine old darkey melodies.
Another depicts darkey camp meet
ing, with all the peculiar characteristics
usually seen there, and all the ceremony,
singing, shouting, and amusing incidents
that are known to characterize such a
gathering. Other realistic scenes follow
one upon another until the audience is
fairly refreshed with its glimpse OF
old time darkey life, and is finally
treated to new tangled cake walk.
The company is very large one, con-
tanning some so people, who travel in
their own palace car, and have as one
of the features a pickaninny band of II
little colored boys, who head the parade
of the company which starts from the
Lyceum on Friday at 11:3O a. m.
Hoyts "A Bunch of Keys" polished
up to date, will be presented at the Ly-
ceum for one night only, October LIST.
This rafting farce comedy is satire of
hotel life, but could be called a parady
on all kinds of life. By many it is con-
silered to be the best that bears the
name of that we'll known writer. The
name of Hoyt alone is enough to insure
the theater going public good hearty
laugh. The plot of "a Bunch of Keys
is one of the funniest ever conceived. A
farce comedy with plot is novelty in
itself, although "A Bunch of Keys" is
one of the earliest of Hoyt's endeavors.
New lines, songs, dances and medleys
have been added which gives fresh
ness to the performance and an up.to.
date entertainment is given the com
pany this season.
Return engagement of Mr.. Clay Gle
ment Sept. q and % in the hit of the
season, 1.-THE New Dominion"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
ExpansiOn of Rails.

Expansion OF h01l6s
Some years ago, before railroad
building had reached its present
scientific basis, train on the Chi
pago, Burlington and Quincy road,
which was running at what was at
that time a very high rate Of speed,
met with a most unusual accident.
It was an intensely hot day in Au-
gust. Those who are acquainted
with that country are willing to ad-
NIT that the degree of heat some
times experienced in that region is
little short Of the boiling pitch. The
rails were heated, and as the heavy
train passed over them they seemed
to almost give way under the
weight. Suddenly the engineer saw
the track ahead of him rise from
the roadbed, swing out of line, then
slowly settle down on the level
prairie in an almost perfect curve.
The ties and rails were not discon-
nected, but seemed merely to have
lifted themselves up to fall in ia
more comfortable position. The
train was stopped, and after a thor
ough examination it was deemed
safe enough for the train to pass
over, which it did, moving very
slowly and cautiously. Experts Wis
tied the place as soon as possible
and declared that the incident was
due to the expansion of the rails.
Their ends touched, and, there be-
ing no room for lengthwise extern
sion, they had no choice but to lift
themselves and form a curve. It is
probable that the Earring Of the
train assisted in this matter, the vi
brations possibly starting the side
wise movement. At all events it
was a most peculiar and interesting
incident New York Ledger.
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The Very Ideai

"And how much will the postage
on these papers bes" asked the lady
editor of the woman's edition
thoughtfully.
"Well," said the postofdce man,
''the regular rates on second class
matter are'-
II don't care what the rates On
second class matter are, "interposed
the lady editor imperiously. "Ihis
paper will go as first class matter
or not at ALP Washington Times.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
BUTCHERY DENOUNCED
BY the Building Trades Council of Du-
luth at Their Last Meeting. -~:

BY C0e 6u14Q1uG 1TAueS .COuAcAA u Luz
luth at Their Last Meeting. So
Regular meeting of the build
ing trades council was held
Wednesday. The following
was introduced by Secretary
Heller and endorsed and Or
dered published in the Labor
World: ~ ..
Whereas, we, the building trades
council, of Duluth and vincinity, COM
posed of law abiding mechanics, who are
willing at all times to protect the honor
and good name of our country, even at
the sacrifice of our lives, see in the cruel
massacre of our fellowworkers by gang
of hired thugs, at Hazleton, Pa, few
days ago, an act that threatens to under
mine the foundation Of Liberty and
place those, who strive to maintain a hv-
ing rate of wages, in position OF serf-
dom. Therefore, be it ,, T.
Resolved by the building trades coun-
Gil of Duluth and vicinity,thatswe see in
this cowderly act a willful and deliberate
murder of peaceful and lawabiding citi-
zens whose only ofense was and honest
endeavor to secure "a decent living for
themselves and families,
Resolved, that we believe the time is
near at hand when all patriotic liberty
loving people will be forced to rise in
their might and crush the .vipers, who,
clothed with little brief authority,
usurp the rights of the people and resort
to bayonets and shot guns to keep them
in subsection when they dare ask for a
living wage.
Resolved, that the building trades
council of Duluth and vicinity, tender
heartfelt sympathy to the families and
friends of the murdered miners, of
Pennsylvania, and pledge our moral and
financial. support in the prosecution of
the cowderly Williams who perpetrated
this horrible deed.
Endorsed by the building trades [oun
Gil. Sept. %, 1897.
The bloody massacre OF the
unarned and peaceful miners
of Hazleton, Pa, was de-
nounced in strong language
and delegates Kruger, Haseley
and Heller were appointed to
draft resolutions of condemna-
ton. The following was the
result, and was adopted with
out dissenting voice.
Whereas, The coal miners h this
country have been out on strike for
nearly three months and have conducted
themselves in spite of all their suffering
and the intimidations of the federal
courts in a manner to command the re-
spect of the people; and, 81,
Whereas, it has been left to hirelings
of capital in the guise of sheriffs and
their deputies to shoot down inoffensive
workmen and children at Latimer, Pa. J,
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thereby trying to divert public opinion
to create riot, so as to get the militia in
to the mining districts and break the
strike and intimidate the miners so they
will be forced to go back to work for
starvation wages. Be it therefore
Resolved, by the Duluth Trades &
Labor unions that it condemns such
wholesale murder Of peaceable and hon.
est workmen. Further be it
Resolved, That we recommend to the
Chicago Convention Of Labor and re-
form organizations, to be held Sept. q,
1897, to take such action in this matter
as to them may seem wise. Be it
Resolved, That we pledge our support
to any movement rendering to do away
with system that makes such slaughter
of human beings possible.
JOSEPH KRUGER,
J. L. HEAsLEy,
E. F. HELLER.
Committee.
The next quarterly working
cards issued by the Building
Trades Council are of a red
color. Any member who is in
good standing with his. union
is entitled to one. Adjourned.
E. F. HELLER, Sec.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
No Thanks.

A Bath physician has been having
hard work to get one Of his patients, a
small boy, to take the medicine that ne
has prescribed. One day he offered the
little fellow cents if he would take it.
The offer was accepted, the medicine
taken, and the physician handed him
the money. "Aren't you going to thank
the doctor?'' asked the mother. mo,
I'm not. don't thank people for pay
inu.me what I earnl' was the reply.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
Hard Conditions.

''But the conditions of life On the
Klondike must be hard"
Eyes, even the milk of human
kindness is condensed. ''-ChicagO
journal.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
Phenomenal Combination.

De Witte-Hcw in the world did you
happen to get married.?
Mrs. Black Jones-By phenomenal
combination Of circumstances. He and
and his family aud my family were
willing-Truth.
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To Cure Gold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
THE TRIANGLE.

Did you ever notice the tri-
angle. made by "The North
Western Line, "taking in Du-
luth, Chicago and Omaha?
Look it up on the map and you
will find The North Western
to be the short line between
these points.
The short line to California
(only three. days.. Through ser
vice to Chicago, where direct
connections are made with all
lines east and south.
When planning your trip
this fall or winter, consult your
own interest by securing pas
sage over this line, where you
will find the service strictly up
to date and, in fact, the very
best Of everything at the lowest
possible cost. -..,.. ~ .... ..
Excursion tickets on sale the
first and third Tuesday of ev-
cry month to points in the
southern and western states,
at one fare plus $500 for the
round trip (good three weeks).
About November first winter
tours go in, tickets good until
next une. 49,.
Better drop us a line and see
if we cannot softer you some
thing favorable. .
D. w. SUMMERS, "
. T.. City Ticket Agent,
If 405 w. Superior ST., Duluth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-09-25
LOCAL NOTES.

employment of non-unionlsts.
The meeting of the uptown
clerks advertised for Thursday
evening at the Kalamazoo
block will be held at the same
place next Thursday evening.
County Attorney Phelps has
notified the commissioners that
he will resign his position
October !, in favor of his under
study-the republican nominee
of last campaign.
Judge Moer has rendered
verdicts in the cases OF 4. ~.
Baldwin for services as special
county attorney, and Wagon
stein & Bray for plans tor
county poor house.
City Treasurer Voss has
made arrangements with X. X.
Dunn, A. L. Ordean and II. NJ.
,Peyton whereby the three gen
tlemen last named will take
city orders to the amount OF
$4,000 for four months, if the
city needs that amount to meet
it's monthly pay rolls.
Frank Huse, delegate to the
national convention of the Pos
tai Clerks association, held at
Baltimore, recently, has re-
turned home. Mr.. Huse intro
duced resolution favoring the
proposed government postal
savings bank, and it was
adopted by a unanimous vote.
Auditor Halden has dug up
an old law that empowers the
county to reimburse itself tor
the taxes on property that has
been bid in by the state at de-
linquent tax sales, and not as
signed to any. one, by collect
ing the rent. This would seem
good way for the county to
get even in some cases at least,
and the auditor will make a
test case of the Spalding ho-
tel. 81 . "a
The boot and shoe workers
held their regular meeting
"Wednesday evening. Previous
to the regular session an in
formal discussion of a friendly
character took place, at which
were, present several delegates
from the trades assembly and
others who were interested in
union affairs. Matters pertain
ing to trade affairs were dis
cussed informally but with
considerable interest.
The boilers makers uni on
made vigorous effort to secure
the use of steel pipe for the
force main from the reservoir
toFifteentl, avenue east and
Fourth ST.. ut. These efforts
were unav:. ling and because
of difference of two or three
thousand dollars contract in
volving at least $4,000 worth
Of labor. goes to Georgia. It
may be true that the council
in advertising for bids put it.
self in such position that it
could not do other than it did,
but the workingmen of Du-
luth will hardly understand
why a policy that is constantly
being , impressed upon the
minds of people in private en-
terprise, is not also right and
proper one to be pursued by
the city.
Probably no class of working
men, not even the miners of
the coal regions, have been as
much imposed upon, or as often
made the victims of unscrupu-
lous employers as the lumber
Jacks of Northern Minnesota.
Last winter saw wages down
to bedrock and intelligent
members of the lumber trades
do not propose that such condi-
tons shall ever prevail again.
SUNN
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r J. WHEN, CABINET.MAKER.
LIZ Office, Store and Saloon Fixtures.
III West First Street.
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Return engagement of Mr.. Clay Cle-
ment Sept. q and % in the hit of the
season, 1.-THE New Dominion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19

Warmurfcn Ca sHrgt Gene
cai W1rrn ~ t'a mTi-n l1r no
nrgi.e regards yellow f.For a.F
nom the injected .ir'Hf fs rs r.asrur-
iug Tho folor'rs .. 81 summary u
tha principal iolr.lfuoli7 wired io
Washing YC-iCrlf
Mobile. new cleer Hl dc'hf Iy
st louis Niles c-e Eiuars
Miss. cares. 7 10afh Clinton Mi -
g cases. Nifa lnne. sos no cafss.
DO doltia nnoEI NlEs. o row cares.
no deaths The total number of ca es
ot chat point up 90 dato ia ff. toal
deaths ii
so Galveston. Tfr. no cases have
been reported since Monday no dcatls
The Galveston ln1ri of ha'h and ai-
vsary board. efirr tho ucnhsrr who
had diagnosed yellow fever Bad re-
signed yesterday declared there vas
90 yellow fcver On that city, State
Health Cnfor swc fInrn has nI "A
ihe quarantine there
The reports received Sunday 90 ihC
developments ai The principal po.ui7
yesterday Is as follows.
New Orleans. co crlrs. { deaths.
Biloxi. rs cases: scranton. ? cases MC-
Henry. I case. Edwards Z cases.
death. Nilia Yuma. ] case. cayuel
4 cases. and N other eases recovered.
I Clinton. Galveston and lloustoa. OIL
cares. 30 deatla
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19
ANNEXATloN OF CUBA.
A ness rsus Made 80 cab, ia uhieh
e.. .ranI n Ars Iui.r si-a

A Nesa rsus Made ia tuhs b. uhieh
th- 'ran' h ars Tot. si-a
ffcn'anrsr. CuIa via Key We &. Cci
ls-Ife iu 'ncrs element here Oh iia-
Rara oni e'e wh.rc SEEMS 90 have a.
rived ai ihn conclusion that tho Mad
fii government cannot Cnl the w1r On
@ basis ~ 'rfcnomy io Cuba. as there
orc nos CH0u7h loyai'sis among en-
Arioa0niFis io hold puhic oTca.
So niafds CTrfc IS DE D u tfat 40
Economists even ii they were p.acci
in power would not hs able to pre-
rcrvc ihe nfrri 1ri protect The lfs anl
property fum fhc lrwcss elements ln
slcw lf ih'a condition OF affairs. a
number 90 prominent merchants ami
sugar p'7lfu ri Splnish or'sin. "a
conjunction Ulip several Cubans q
prominence have been holding secret
mfCllra and corr spending with thi
people 90 fHrru rlua uf the island
wifl lff object rf a1ceriaininr n,
tirr ri iho coumrglal and Wanting
community n pinar dcl Rio, Havana.
M1uul gnd Santa Clara provinces,
nr fo ftr future far Cum most likely
to further tHoIr Interests and che COOL
CO tae island n rontfal lt 10 expected
that n rai.r Ci the replies wll T..
irvrmhC p Ihc rucNat'ua lf CUBS O.
iho United '.tos. a. tte Wuthine'C
reverar.1t arnc. apparently. IL ahl
o. lmrtrf nCaro In Cuba eni nro,cc
Uun lf llo ard property
A. soon fs % o. nscefalnrd That m.
sentiment Of thr psroona appealed O.
81 favorable to annexation. o comml
tee viii to acni Co the United State
with instructions to lay the cause G.
Cuba mfly hfeIn tho business men q
the tnYrf r.a'es and ask them q
unHo a'th tlo tnrircss nen q Cuhl 4
nOtlt n 81 tHa Washington royrru
went ceiling he United States. m vie
oi iho fNuro 90 the Conservatives &
mrHto- lhs lnurrrciinn ty f'rce q
afns rni r0n.rY ui on lmposilh.l
ir go liberals oid'nr lho war hy b.
iapNshirg sn auionomou form ui g'.
onmcnt iO lrinr la,ut the annokaii1
oi Cubs io tho United sialra
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19
.BIIlEOly THE OCEAN.
Leaves spaiu to Manage the
Campaign in Cuba.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN HIN.
ns VIII Treat unitrd states CitiEsns
Aecordlsf 40 rsFms Of the Treaty
and Protect rsriern property.
win Push the War % Close

Ncw York. Oct ls.-A dispatch 10
llo World from Madrid says Mar
shall Bianco hnr started for Cuba 10
besln the work OF pacl6cation. No
money wili he spared 20 buy on the
chI0e az tho iuauuoction or 20 make
their departure from the island easy.
though 900 such proceedings viii be-
denied ofrlnliv
The nov Governor general has been
given lu'l lcwcr fuhie,t % certain In
siurNona rarf Ci which have been
kept secret even from most Of the
members Of the cabinet
The reserved instructions cover 90
international aspects q the Cuban
Qu s'ion (epeclaliy Snalu'a relations
ulih fho rn.tcd StatcH the treatment
% American citizens in strict obsery-
nuce WITH iho treaties OF 1885 and 1871
Win 'ho United States. respect Tor
io.cIgn owned property. and possible
uos9iIafiona WHh @ View 10 i.ading to
tho submission cf the Insurgents Such
IegouliIOnE. acc1uliug tn The time
hanoel p-Calonm Ci Spanish dvil
W. rtrn cu tho ncnlnru.l. Will hr
d 'N''i'i
Thn marshal hl devoted a whole
NC.E fn Iona Interviews with fhn ruaen
l.t.n'. li'AI 1.iN I'd hld ih' 'liuis-
la oi VIZ ui marine 90 i'Ioisn az
'.i. NhN 'I iit 'pi'hi'f
lh'l hDH government pm cis to con
..' Ht ll it.iif' tlpn ln thll
nov 'e I. I. NhHi % "aa in lAiN
FN.h Na''hiI tnp1a u.'l ihe same
eefi''' '.'p''i WIN pion l. on te-
form Ana ai.nDai' iefeihoi WIN VIZ.
nIDHi military Operations. io close th'
h,tI si,Al il.iht H.neINl hianc1 D
hteNi'e 'Hu'If'i Pro- lfinf a.oui p .e u
'lllon pt every means possible
lNe n'ii.aii iptfallon. i' h' pu hea
on h IHg hls.D.n prov.
.Ac'H Ha...a aNl iu'fin ffinc'p'
nom Nofenl.f to hnru "lll Do soc
onl'l iy ,-. Underground work of th'
NN.au'i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19
NO FETER IN TEXAS.
The Gates Of Galveston and IlOus.
ton Wide Open.
TRAFFIC Is BEING RESUMED.
nuisness AZ Both Places begins 10 A.
sumo tho Old Time standard-Ths
Fever Situation In Louisiana
Mississippi aud Alabama

Galveston. Oct is.-There h no yell
low fever In Texas This has been de-
cided upon by the boards OF health az
this place at Houston and various 9th
or places In the state and the stamn
State Health Onlcer SwCanngon has
been attached 10 the decision officially.
The quarantine here and at Houston
az which both places Dr. Gultoras d
olarod yellow fever existed. have boel
declared on and the gates OF the city
are wide open TO visitors and 10 rail-
road ana steamship traffic. except that
coming from infected points ln Louis
lana. Mississippi and Alabama.
OF course. both cities YET feel n q ef.
fects ol the quarantine. which was
forced upon them by Dr. Gmtoras the
expert sent down from Washington.
Business is beginning 20 take On new
lie aud ere many more days Galveston
viii De herself again
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19

Teyarkara. Tcr.. O,t u.s. There ere
Eve passengers now confined 90 The
quarantine station in THIS ely srm8
OF those detained are dire tiy from NeE
Orleans IN the mum er .s Ccl W. %.
Pollard and his wife 1hly ara rai-
dents of Galveston and came dirCciiy
from Liverpool passing hrourf Nfw
Orleans They discrilarEed rt tho
Crescent city on che 3lth uliiuo o..
fore lravlnT thc vce| hCuavr. M y
procured q cCriif f.atc oi health COl
Pollard says th-re vas 90 halt taken af
hrw Orleans hui "a rapid shoot uale
from iho wharf in a rircn'tcul crune
ihrough the ciiy io ga fen OUTSIDE n
town. who're The train was afcn I-
Texas. they iloH made cor TcKarkrfa
where it was hurld there would d.
found lruitni qu.raIi.ne which
would enable them io pursue N Dr.
Journey touf ln this. inr V7f M y
were dlmpp0intfd. ls thif dee.uln
f0r tho puri two weeks r.ra Uiil t0l
Ticy Wln te flF h.fg q in ioV days
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19

Montgomery. Ala. Oct rs AS FAR
as can be asccriaInod there have been
II casos which have been acted on By
The board OF health under the suspi-
d0ns of yellow fever head. The
board Of health to-nlrht made th.B
report.
The board of health of Montgomery
and ha.iate health officer. after thor
ough examination o' 900 cases ri sick
mess IN thla city deemed sl9pIrioua re.
port thoy are unable 90 pronounce any
OF them yellow fever ln their search.
however they find two eases that re-
qnIre furflr observation ln order %
definitely determine their nature Ono
of these cnscB g. IN tho person of Rev.
w 3. Suc,t. Chy ten Park. the other
70 the person OF Mr Thomas Gnyson.
corner Martha and Dickinson street
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19

licu-ion Oct "a. Evcep, fo- tho
comato. condition 90 business inter.
eaia th.s cl'y has entirely rrc1vorr q
from iha paralysis ccns rquont upon tha
dcclara Ion of ur Gulicras that yellow
fever existed here and at Galveston
The refugees who stamprdld when do
hrst algrm U sounded are trriurIu
90 return.
Railroad traffic is rapidly asfum mi,
o. normal condition and business ls
beginning iu Improve Hrf como Tina
must e.upfe hti0fc thc gtil ELECTS o'
The scare ore lnl lftly overcome
d. Aafun me ar Ci iha Cui rral
EnsUccir. ha1 ic.I released from quar-.
anilne with thf Members Of ms flm.
ilF. ant M rrL White Humphrey ami
MrCuicaccn who have been confined
or the t1ciurr res.lclrc WITH hlm aiucl
Tuesday lace
The situation af wizards ODE rail-
roads continues io improve Ono Cen
trail has resumed its fnu plss.rgfr and
freight service and % uirht pas ne
train vas sent cut Saturday rirht tf
the lri tlme in two weeks fvcry-
thing o. open s'cnr the lina wi D. ih|
exception cf Hmrnf aud iho county a
nrhros The people ~ che latter p'a
arr particularly Ohdufato and uy iha
they win not n'fc che quarantine un.
in DO swrarlnru goes to Narasota
and says officially ihai yellow frVsr
does u0t exist there Tho nlrihhound
trains are not allowed in stop there
hui br inru from the north is allowed
in. Harno hgs not SEQ raised 's en-.
barge against pafecng 'rCm Houston
and Galveston. accordluf to lh --latest
reports
Although ne ka'y annourreu Oh,
resumption Cf iis Bli service Saturday
% Is sllil barred out ~ nro1Ahlre u
g. reliably reported thai ih manage
msni ~ The read threatens To- chang
the loaiiou 90 is station if the tow
docs rot open up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-19
MAssAoREo pY REeELs
Chissss rowa fslss ani the Iahab-
ga h. itt 90 n-aih.

a Chiasts Tewa fakes ani the Iahab-
ga h. lrt 90 n-aih.
Tacoma. wash. Oct rs Tho city OF
Kuang Ysng IN Hunen province. has
lecn captured and 'ia 'nh. hN-a.a n,s-
sacred hy q s-aa OF rebels iorm.ls
part Of q rtici army which Is defel
iatlng Eulrr r-orinee. On Southern
CHM. tnr 90 fhe tanlis zaaiet th
walls ~ hnmr Nang with tte lnien
zion 20 capturing the provincial rr .n
and ro'easrs three oi thtif Uon ar
thcro imrfiarnrd. Gao hand tore j
ihe nfiaon settling iroo scvaal hun Ircl
muilcr,rs. thieves end imnrHonli
irhiors Another ranr stiultat tha
central rant ~ ihe DIr, nrsi uu,dCr.
lnr the MAGISTRATE who bed sent th'
three bandits 10 prison iia tuilrt
family. numhcring 81 incluiInf se.
wants was tiiod The entire rlFh.
was spent in rlavlus and rn1lfrlne p
. AN maudarIne and Cvts ciyil rri mili
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