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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
ROUGH RIDERS ORDERED
TO BE PREPARED.
overmeyer'- Troops May Re Dis
patched Against the Naraading
Redskins.

DENVER. col. Noy. es-Aajt Gen.
oyermeyer today wired Troop A cavalry
at Grand Junction, q b. ia readiness Tor
an immediate call sn case Game Com
missioner Johnson's force should not be
ahie 20 eNpei the Indian hunters from the
Whtta river country. 1hss troop i
and IS made up OF pioneers, cowboys and
crack shots Of the Western slope, There
are sixty M in the troop ana Cen over
meyer shipped forty saddles. brides,
cinches and ammunition for d two-waek +
campaign through the mountains. This
troop Of cavalry IS mgch closer 10 the
scene Of the Indian 8cpfetatiuns than the
Denver troops and could be on the ground
within tweniy-feur hours from receipt Of
notice 10 start.
Fear Is expressed at the capitol thar
Commissioner johnson VIII make the at
tack on the Indians against overwhelming
odds.
Gov Thomas received communication
from the secretary OF the interior this
morning stating in Substance that the de-
pariment had sent it, Indian agent 70
scour Northwestern Colorado TOR mSFard-
ing Indians. bat had failed "a rud one.
There was a hint in the communication
that this would officially end the case 80
far as the government was concerned.
Instead OF pacifylng the governor Il has
a tendency 10 make hiEn more vigorous
IN hts application Of the state laws. lie
claims 70 have dozen reports from as
many different men on fie proving con-
ciusixeiy that the Indians have slaugh-
tered over 500 deer IN Rogtt and Rio
nlAnco counties.
From telegrams received II has develop
ed that Il - not the Liufahs and t1ncorn-
pahgrc ties that are making the trouble
this year. but the White Rivers. who once
occupied the Ierritory which they have
invaded In the past the Indian agents
have kept .he White Rivers on the reser-
walton because Of The hitter feeling II this
tribe toward the whites. who, they claim
took possession OF lands belonging "a
them without right or treaty.
IL is reported that an even larger nam
Der Of Indians that the 800 previously re-
ported have lefs the reservation. and are
Strengthening hundreds ~ deer IN the vi
clnitv Of the Yuma and White rivers.
The fact that so many o. the redskins
have left the reservation gives rise 70 ths
belief that they have planned TO obtatr
revenge for the MeeksF massacre and tbs
killing ~ squaws and bucks three years
ago.
As soon as the ranchmen are advised
that trouble IL brewing. there viii be q
rush for Rifle and Meeker.
Commissioner johnson viii station pick
cts at the state line 10 prevent the pas
sage Of the Indian pack trains, with theft
tons 0f plumber. from the state. He Il
determined to arrest some OF the Indians
with game In their possession, II possible
IN order 20 have the laws regarding In
dian raids tested.
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TELLER DISCUSSES
WORK or CONGRESS,
IL Opposed tn the Array Hiif, hut In
dcrse- Proposal 90 Reduce
War gax~s

DENVER. Colo. Nov 2s Senator Henry
~ Teller. % Colorado. who leaves for
Warrington tonight. Speaking ~ the ef-
feet nrcn the silver question the defeat
~ Bryan Will have. said ne aid not IN
tend - abandon the silver question be-
cause ~ the result 81 the recent election.
continued. and viii oe 4 live question IN
American politics for years 10 come. ami
1 am nrmIy az the opinion shat we will
ultimately return 10 the aiTneiauic syss
tenn. In my Judgment tho only system
that can secure stability Of prices and
equit'- between the creditor and debtor
Speaking % Important legislation TO hs
euRcfcd b. congress during The coming
Eezsl0n he said;
u anticipate that there will be an az
tempt made 10 increase the regular army.
independent OF any force thar may be
necessary for the Philippine Islands to
the extent pt tuoNuo as a permanent army
doubt very much whether such meas
nre can be passed duriug the short SEES
zion- ~ far as | am concerned. I am
very much opposed TO II, anf viii do all
! can 70 prevent Il. ! am quite willing
that the government should have all the
FORCES ~ tie Philtppine Islands that may
he necessary 10 'eonqslsr a peace. II II il
shn policy % The adm sislrstssn Ia dis
pose Of thar question In thai way.
There WITH also De an effort To PASS
what Is known as the subsidy shipping
hill. which will impose a burden epun the
gros.s 81 snxshsrs fFan 100000 @
yssr Tor nnmn%f OF years
measure, but rather expect 10 see Il pass
during this session Fer while there
Will bs. I think, great waste ~ money.
u u nos as Objectionable as the army
bill
n think there viii ne. a. there ought 10
be. nm attempt % reduce ~. present war
the very objectionable features I notiea
that ghs action of the cabinet appears 70
pave been IN that direction hope Il may
be dDn4
Aside from these mAtterw. doubt
whether there viii be very much OF her
legislation attempted dnrtng the sherf sas-
stnn
Senator Teller does not expect 10 psr.
ticlpate Ia the kenas Nrtai contest IA Colo.
Fado, nnt considers that the fusion forces
should hsld together In making . selection
OF senator
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27
WILL OF CHARLES h. HOYT.
Had M Near Relatives - Cssstdev
and Remembered Thes~ Who HAD
Be~n go~ ma nions.

NEW YORK, Nov 70 The WITH ~
Charles H. iioyt, the playwright. was
fsled today in the Knrrogake's affice IL
was executed October Is ISIS. After max
fng beQussts 20 personal frtenoa aud am
pleyss. he taH;atcf says
ut IL my wish that The theatrical bust
mess OF Hoyt A Mckee hn continued ami
conducted solely by Frank Mckee. AZ ~
II nov managed. the said Frank Mckee
10 receive ell nay SHARE II the pfuHts
thereof as recnsarefs@s fes HIS services.
excepting such tessrtian a. is herein bsf8fe
isequealh~i 10 Eiwaoa N pashaf Oa sha
death 81 said Frank Mckee the SAID basi-
ness shall cease"
Reziduary leEateew arr the Lambs Ctnb,
nf this city and this Actors. fard
Tn making my viii a. the present
time the Viii concludes. n have no fei.
asiFcN nearer than eet4ains - he cosiAtas
cred hF rse. and ray cousins end distant
relatives have never shown ~ any act
any desire for rny ffien3Ehtp ~ anba ~sti
hence ! hsye deemed Il mere consistent
with fair dealing and Justice 30 dispose of
my property 90 Those " 10. Hafirs my Hfe,
have p.een my constant cefnpA nlons aBa
veil ~tsh~rp, and 70 nath charities as Ia
my ladK msnt src ftiins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov 2s.--The war de-
parfment has received the following list
Of casualties In the Philippines from Cen
Macarthur IN Manila
Killed November II Bulucan, Panay,
Forfy-seventh infantry, W Holdings
worth. November "a. Amulug. Lnzon, sig
nal corps Sergeant Robin r. Todd; So-
vembes n Nonfalban. Luzon. Twenty
seventh infantry. William II Hart. 5r.;
Ferry-second Infantry, Lawrence r.
kappner.
Wounded Fred 3. Riley. hand slight;
Twenty seveuth infantry. Sergeant Daniel
Guap. loins slight. Harry :. Gotto. hand.
slight; Twenty infantry, Battal-
ion Sergeant Daniel W. Csrdeu8s face.
slight Panujan, Luzon. Forty-sixth in
fautry. Charles 7. Smith. arm. slight
William r. Turner. thigh. moderate, NO
wember II. Buiucan. Panay. Forty-sesenth
Infantry. August Nelson. arm, serious
October n GnadaiDupe. Cebu. Nineteenth
infantry. John % Hoffman hip, severe.
Cook Joseph NJ Porter, thigh. slight; Mo-
vefnber rs, Abucay, Luxon. Thirty second
infantry. John T. Lees, high moderate,
October IS. PayO. cataduenes. Forty-sev-
enth infantry Corporal John w Jackson.
head. serious: November. Suhid, Luznn,
Twenty -fifth infantry, Corporal Arthur r
~ smith thigh. serious. November u.
Santa Cruz. Luxan. Fourth cavalry Mu-
stefan Thomas Mntch4wica. neck serious.
The Post SAYS the peace negotiations
will probably be iaiHhed al the first OF
the week.
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Corner Second Ave-. and Columbia St

est sense. and the organizations that are
nov enilStng In the national irrigation
noyenent are not promoting Il from any
local o. sectional point of view, but from
conviction that Re planting af Ameri-
Tor nfiy nliliun new citizens under the
waste and dezolaie. u . national purpose
which demands support from every citi-
xe1 In every section ~ ihe country be-
cause the far-reaching ana Widespread
heneiits from the reclamation % this vast
area u virgin territory would create a ma
tionsi prosperity IN which ala would
share"
rs politics likely 10 enter into the
question 70 any exfsntr'
The great political parties 81 the c0un-
try - the LASS campaign both Endorsed II.
and hence the movement "a Iu no sense
PARTISAN OF political II rises 20 the high
eFt and the purest patriotism and Tne
motto ~ the movement. Save the forests
and store the floods, IS one which can b.
subscribed 10 ~ every citizen Of the Uni
ted states, east and west.
ne great stimula tten 81 business and
Production Incident 20 The coioni xation OF
the middle West. where men went out
ard took up from iS1 10 SO acres each and
made homes for themselves. would se
small compared with what would occur
" ifH,h1.Ns acres Of arid land which
would Nba inexhausfihly fertile Il given
water and divided into ten and twenty
acre highly cultivated farms. These facts.
the Chicago irrigation congress has pres
scented "a the people Of the East and
they are studying them
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TRIAL OF JESSIE MORRISON
Marststy Cerfes. People fteek 20
EiaeVaae 80 nwas fs.ttasny
Ca gMe Gase~

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ssstMy Nns ayaFrrnp asst Nktn pseRse
afean ~ sbs tfiai " 1sssin MHffisam
Aaa wkea e@srf arsraE tsis aftsrn assn
tAs raanl wAs trseAnt 10 80 earslg EkK
Thh rslssstiitF fHst the taking - sVt4
s~@e~ aawis fssn teAkv @srvas e. ssas
ghe auFeliiN e MS Fass10 FRe nfsaafsef
h4a sFeHs q &uiss aeatay en- Asg ee&
sfHTa ~ received usFr stFs as Bee f5#
~ ans Pow fTitHas ~ arsAFs per smea
~eH Nnexhf 40 iniaFVfeW *AA yNgmsff h5
5Nik ~ no eaF* fn msFh $40 rfiH..es
"a lest .WtfFatt lhsH agfetfrFa k'assla.
we Na*g~vs 80 iae nsarSgss8 NeeAaws -
ths afFef hsHt esana - MHrak se <
loss sHsef - straits af tse tflst
FNfw*y Fstteefe 4a4sv Marsse hss Yrs
eesesa several fstfHff ffsTt nss naf sFrs-
saK sEs5f services ta t~AsH ~ hfs aaasA.
tee Nart#s aFenettes a~eFe ss Fasrs
So geNgfs HVeF thf HsFasf ft3Ea sm1
lsssr ~ atiRaialef Hawe emagNET sfsts
~ saeF 81 q E 81 RFs ae iNr Nsre
Ant et@eK w~ En- sswrs ~ He fsfaae&tet
= fEt NeFrtses has sae saswerft tAs ss-
trFs
ss9r hsYer nsaft Wsf eaMet 5e es7tar 81
- Hfa.k - frFssue aaEaH tHr HKtra.
tnkEaH ~ taf rwegNr S@r'fs Haasr1
N8 tNN nFmee Wffs i've waa @hn asa
A-au aeeQrtfA bal thF ssafe-s tttzftsFs
nas eAasf sra art sseeas3 ay tse eeagf
Tt5a eN.AasJnattHn ewHgn48 asa 8ea8Fm eNn,
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SWEEPING CHANGES
ARE PROMISED.
rntos raciac Representatives nj
seattle and other Points May
SgeL New HeFah~

Special Dispatch 90 the Pozf-lnteiiigeucer.
OMAHA. Neh.. Nov ex.-rhe meeting os
the officials OF the Short Line and Navt-
sRtion company with the Union Pacific
officials AZ omaha has resulted In n or
der that win 40 away With Union Pacific
representatives ~ all points along tho
short Line and the Nsvig5 ton company
road The plan "a Is have the officials ~
the short t.ine and Navigation company
attend a. the business q the tspiNn Fm-
ciac as well az THAR owu. thus cutting
down the general expenses
As matter - fact, Az three raaap a re
owned and cnniruiicS BY the same people.
but operated by difrnyeut management.
Just what will be dons with the icoNsesi
officials ~ the t1soa Pacific AZ Portland.
Seattle. Salt Lake C2is and perhaps px-
aeo IA net known. bat n u heliered when
the change "a made that NEST ~ them Nlil
be taken care q ~ other points.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

NEW YORK Nov &It was reported
tlttaw that the Panama Railroad Com
raw AMI the ranifsr Mail Sfea nsship Cam
rAny had rot yet como 20 terms on a
Fsg aEssatuent These companies have
hsen oQerating under a hNe-Nrar contract.
whith expires ua Nerguhas is Tn1i~f thls
elusive right 70 thgs freight business ffriN
pamRngA az northern pnfNg, na Enh EHeiass
rnarf The Fsriac MAJ CrmHaKY ae-
ccrsirr - fep#rt has tnSitfe1 On a re-
newell N this exclusive pFuviAtaa bms the
Panama rad O. rsfNsrfst 60 h&VA Nifhs
haa ifs ascent Foth slides have sfmit'n3
fNAt tho enntrAet slasat 80 fNnsfe has
hHTn 81 mutuai hrnsfs bet p sppesfa ~
- Ire ,salnlou ~ 8he panarsa company
chat outside companies 1ught 81 - ale
loved "a enrnptse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

WASHINGTON. Nov. ~ "A delegation
~ veterans az The civii war frnn many
~ the states. beaded by Gen. Daniel T..
4ieklss. Of New York. called on the pfesi-
DENT nv appointment today and conEratu-
lated him on the result Of the recent
election. There were thirty In the party
and they were received in the library.
The president responded briefly. telling the
veterans how deeply ne appreciated their
efforts In his behalf and that he would
gladly make the acknowledgment that
had been suggested
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-27

WASHINGTON. Nov 26.-The sub
committee on ways and means continued
tinn hii today. During "A part Of the
committees session former Speaker Reed
was present as visitor The Demo
cratic members OF the committee thus far
hny. taken no action as "a their gro
gram regarding tho bill III the Repair
l,cau members bring the bill into the
house with 4 rule preventing amend
raenfs n ls probable the Democrats will
prepare and ower substitute. otherwise
amendments will be offered nv the Demo-
Gratis in committee 81 the whole.
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TROUBLE is PREDICTED.
Game warden Johnson lin. Dcs-
perate Task Ahead.

RIFLE. Col, Nov H.-Game Commits
rioner johnson and his deputies arrived
al Rife last night and proceeded to
Mreker by stage today. II Is a forty
five-rnlls ride and viii require an entire
day.
While the commissioner was here he
received reports from ranchmen which
Indicate that the slaughter OF game II un-
precedeuted IN the history OF the state.
Olh-timers in this country predict trpu-
BILE with the Indians before they are final
ly removed TO their reservations.
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log ANGELES cal Nnv st -
8ghhsn. vtes rfssiAsnf ~ the tas AnEsies
a SsN feAs Fsiirnea y sHthnfifN fnf tire
nshfas,spief fhat th~ FspTsfwNfHw FnaA 10
hfalsesi fas Hasf faka Nhen So fsiHsa
naa le 2aH tsku regaNfif ~ MarmfS Thar
tNe FsssstnNfnn M&@ wwNHsnss trFgFai
trarss ~ faNr r. fhat ctfv esNtsasta fTT teTr
rwfnafs anf - aaEa ffse5rerat 'hat e
aNrnM~r - tfnsl5Haf01 sseNwga FFf Fhss =
ywr@e rfrssisttne eset tsr infess frtrn
stfs arN gtNef ssftrngF - nlir1r HtgF's7.
-smaa fnat sNe tfag8rNfaN n in naFrves.
snt ptN svffafrft - ewfam&F8 - Hstt
TAI - ste -nsg fasmgs
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INDIANS xor DISTURBED.
Accept Phtiosophtcmliy Sngaession
That Nations he stopped.

FORT YATES " d. Nov. a.4-sT'ne In
dams have accepted with philosophy the
recommendations Of orfnissioner Jones'
that their ratians he Immediately stopped
Their conditions IS pitiable. their crops
were a total failure. and their ra,ions are
Just enough 10 keep them alive
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WARRINGTON. Nov M--The treasury
department today decided 10 admit the
lace workers and their families who were
brought to this country by Dr. J. A.
nowie. the divine healer" and founder
~ Zion city. III. 20 teach the art ~
lace making
This is q reversal nf the actions Of the
Philadelphia immigration asficiais. who
had decided that the lace makers should
not be admitted TO this country.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. &-Tha rivers
and hartors committees OF the house met
today and began the preparation ~ its
appropriations hill II was decided that
no hearing viii be granted except In
special cases.
Tn. impression among the members IL
thar the estimates Of the engineers np-
proved by the secretary ~ war will be
closely followed in making tho hlll.
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- sa8ae s4Fse tfAs fha @sF
srass feN .sN Hers Mteaf# FaMs eMA
- ssssn ts kasaata fara afs 8it rNa38
- msa Nv aAs g@ A5s7ta sa ss 7gasS fs
fe.as~ tsntemsetes NFfa re hf fNe
sssstse h5af# saKssN *aHf Az H4e*sfs.
"A grseeatss grnns aaS e'Ans serAAF
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Heir. Of w~sIths Australian ns~h-
man Have flans 4hrvmd,

NEW YORK. Nov n Accompanied ~
hes sistsr-in-lAR. Miss ESsfe TFsan. ~
HsnsspsGt eanntS. California. and -
q MaftassawH. II. ] Mas staxfaa fsr
Scotland "a esains = gaes ferf4ae isff ~
James Tyepn4 ths wfiitAnsi<@ huxhfn&n ~
kgsefrafA Another resident ~ Myfsts4
tosn ~hs Is = fislaaHt y George Tfsan.
" 81 ran131fK hsae kszsith ss1aN 90 hlaNe
avenue.
tsnsaa Tyson Who faTHaslF firs - Ava
s~aiia tsft fsftMne s.af1svatha 81 lt1 ~. y
ffls Faf rnnfr sfan ttirfv rAfe he had
nc cssssasl lsgsea than ~isa hsF fsfHliF.
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wAStfINuT0S Nav. &.~Gen. Mac.
Arthur, at Manila. reports that Second
Lieut. John keunsdy. signal cuTp~ was
accidentally Killed SATURDAY. evening. the
slth instant Kennedy enlisted ~ q prt-
waite and corporal 81 Troup H. seventh
cavalry. and IN May fsn. WAS appointed
second lieutenant. volunteer signal corps
and served IN tbs philippines up TO the
time 10 HIS death
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 9-Th.
ofnssai vote cast At tbs rwreas election
vas BRYAN. ~. 80 MeRlnsey xH 90
weaileY, i5NH n~as, 14st Barker fsGs.
Msianss, SO linton Reform, "a
Iagnia sAepl fer governor gaHx no.
mind tha NepAhlIe an eleeteEa LIS xatea
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WASH NOTION Nov Mt = stated
~ che navy department that ADMIRAL
Frederick Rogers al present chief OF the
inspection board ~ slated for duty on tho
Asiatlc station either az an additional
commanding orHe.r, making three ~ tina
stations. or an relief u either Admiral
Remey or Admiral keFnpfy according 20
thr needs ~ the service Ia AsiRtic waters
at the time
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WASH NOTION Nov = The annual
. repent ~ kruN TRNiey. the sunsrsfs8na
arvhtseet ~ the treasury shows shat of,A
wear ego the cfIEs hal umsrg tfa control
81 fafnnin3ad public hulHiaEs inriuatvo
- marine hoAfttafs anf quarantine sta
flNns fsuYinS the sasf wear Ftxhf tnfnnief.
"a eallalnFss have bees aided 20 the list
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GROWTH Of washington
Shown IN FIGURES.


~ Havana and Santa Clara and ordered
10 the command ~ the Department Or
Missouri relieving Gen Merriam. was AZ
the war department today receiving final
Instructions. He will proceed 70 the head
quarters Of the Department 81 the MIS-
sovri AZ once. and within a few days
Will assume his new duties.
Gen Merriam will retain his position as
commander u the department OF Col
nrAdo with heahquartera az Denver.
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WAStff NGTN< Nov &-Tha ruboarn-
rufttse ~ the appropriation committee %
the bnaee. having ~ charge The legislative
appropriations hiii began werk today ana
decided 20 ean before q efnrials ~ fh@
congressional library and ~ M state sna
treasury departments These ofneiafx
sfii be heard ternaFruw
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CHtCAssn Nov = Before William .
Bryan left Tor Ms some ~ islarGln. Nek
a. 8 sstt Ne save Assurances that BE
waaia BE- pfeaent a. shH faekgaB aap hasa.
asst 90 - held "a Eats sitg on faaaaFy a
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Los ANGELES Cal. Nov " william,
\ Clark VIII lssve here Tomorrow ser tha
Eaets - remain uHtil the iTrst 81 The year
when ~ VIII return ~ Montana ~ FAR.
fhsr hts tHisFNstN On the senatorial cnss-
tpat N fhe state legislature
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p fstaaesf ssslsssa 81 i& frfea sarsss
f5ef ~ aaes& sAf wHuf NJ fstsTEN
- - nfafs anst tFtHesf fft AsN Mef'i
- ~ sfa4fk faf 5 E ~ 80 ss stH
sstn 49, sssrt $50 aNae ts 0N2ze ftu
49, ss ta Hsa ss sA# sikh ~
- 49, art Nsf. ihf sf sG -
t9fa fw G&nNg NN@ 10 ~ fse atws
~ tle saasA eesfFai Efass sx9- NAt He
~ ~ fs E sFaffsfs - - tfF N
gggx8A9s wac . kfxats Hts Sen9 ieF ~
vssn as srtas Htss &aH NFeH aftsr 3
~ sAs& af4s So EEL - strs = M M
rs~rs atH kia gfl lrgssr 4sNe @H aEi#S
aarFsw ts hsF aaap ns8se @st
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ARLINGTON Nov = After a Har.
sg8fNftsn ~ nhgsfctans thfs ruaruIus n
waa anna0ettf thai thF csnHfttsa a
f-asara ssstener WNsnn. q ihs Internal rus-
eaae hGt@&a ehe sts q slight tmarVvs.
~4~ut
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The story was brought 10 this city by
two ia5ore-s who claimed - have been
shocking cora IN the vicinity The vel
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