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yet the proprietors OF the houses for
which they work do not know It,
You will permit ne TO observe furtner
that there are many business men who
are put In the Mckinley column by the
Republican managers who are certain 70
vote with US. / am ready TO admit,
continued DR.. Hail. that prevailing good
party and vote for, Mckinley. but this
detection Will be more than onset ~
Mr.. Brysn's gains through the imperfai-
istic issue ! know the Rspu u,is srs are
have carefully investigated some Of these
claims ana fnd them TO be aosoluteiy
cIatm OF rusionists.
The fusionists campaign IL practically
I'm the hands If ]. II. Edmisten, vice
chairman Of the national Populist COM
mittee and also nominaiiy chairman OF
the state committee. He has small
army OF people working for him In the
headquarters at Lincoln In reply 10
query MFR. Ednisten claimed Nebraska by
from e0.0eo 70 5000 plurality. He son-
tinued: I'VE will elect all OF the six con-
aressnen and about eighty-four out OF
the 100 members Of the Nebraska house
and twenty-seven out OF the thirty-three
members OF the state senate"
Mr. Edmirten denied that the prosperity
Issue would cut much figure In the Ne
braaka campaign. He asserted positively,
even vehementiy, that the prices OF grain
were as high during the last Democratic
administration as they are now.
He discussed the prosperity arguments
OF the Republicans with some imparence.
Mr.. Edmisten said that he banked on the
imperiaiistic and trust questions 10 save
the dav for tho fusion presidential and
state tickets: he also expressed the POSI-
tive belief that most Of the Gold Demo-
Gratis OF the state are for Bryan this year
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FIGHTING FOR ITS CONTROL
Guardian Trust Company. Of KAN
sas city. before the
Cnmrta-

KANSAS CITY Mo-. Oct 2s.--John w
Gates. of Chicago. and other holders Of
securities in the Guardian Trust Com
pany made application In the federal
court TODAY for a receiver for the COM
pany and for an Injunction to prevent a
meeting of the stockholders called for
tomorrow 10 elect new board of direc-
tors.
This ls said to be an attempt OF the
Gates element 70 vafn control OF the com
nany's AFFAIRS. ana TO stnp II from aid
ing In the financing OF the Kansas City
Mexico 4 Orient railway. the short line
which A. r stIiwel h building between
ksnss. CITY and Tcpolobamno on the
Pacific. coast - the Mexican reouhlic.
Eight new directors Of the trust cem-
rany were 20 have been elected tdrnor-
row and Stilweli was II IL said IN ms.
session Of sufficient proxies 10 enable him
10 control the election and name the
directors The nov hNard wsa then 10
meet and elect Mr. stiilwetl president
of the company.
The Gates petition nled TODAY makes
~~nra ,ionsi charges against Stiilwcli and
HE associates
The court granted an order restraining
the disposition ~ any 0f the trust com
the meeting tomorrow, Final hearing
will No Rad tomorrow morning Mr.
Stilwell IN n. statement ,efsv said.
'Mr Gates tried 20 rule the trust com
pany and failing ~ IL now epiesvnTing
70 rugn y Tho erAir Is personal st
tsck ar me- and ~ efTor; y prevent the
Orient ltnN from hAsnr built n VII be
a severe blow 70 Kansas City v re
eeiver v aurointeF for the Gnsrti an
Trust CngfNsrv The e0rp&nv r. ~ good
rrsneiAi CONDITION. nns So nsasrertz are
- 'hs hrishtsst kina r ls n-i Interested
tr anV wny 30 the Orient railroad enter
nrisN hevnrh Artfns ne trustee fer witch
n - Is ~, nsls 7 have keen particular
- keen IN, htrstnsss ~ bath senarnfs ana
ffssfrrs srf the statement that tho trust
-nrspaNv's money ees t~fuw useA fer
49, sVnrNat "a fsfaR Tstea ard re
s-irnsa roiw cwm shout - fs@r eer, ~
~ esock 81 the Guardian Trust coni-
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DEMOCRATS PAD THE
REGISTRATION LISTS,
Hundreds of Illegal Names ON the
Books in Butte and Arrests
Are Made.

Special Dlsratch to the Post-Intelligeneer.
BUTTE Mont, Oct 3.-Today the Re-
publican county central committee caused
the arrest OF a man named Stone, alias
Edwards, for Illegal registration. II was
discovered that Stone. who Is prize
fighter. had registered seven times and
was stiIl endeavoring to have other names
placed upon the registration books under
which he might vote on election day.
Warrants are out for about a dozen other
repeaters. and the jail, and eventually the
penitentiary will be given a supply of
criminals in the cleanup the Republican
committee Will make during the next few
days
The registration OF the city Of Butte
totals over 1900 tonight, and II Is claim
ed that evidence is at hand to prove that
the Democrats have padded the lists with
repeaters until the frauds have become
too daring TO be concealed. The Repub-
lican committee. aroused by the rumors
OF repeating. began to systematically
check over the registration. using a list
OF the voters OF the city that gave the
residence OF the men registered. II was
found that hundreds OF names were on
the lists that had no place. Careful poll
lists had been babe by the COM
mittee and from this clue the authorities
proceeded until they ran the guilty men
to earth.
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WOULD NOT PAv THE BILL.
Father NJ Murdered Girl Quihbles
Over runeral Expenses.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23--Murdered nv her
lover. Philip Lewis. who killed himself
after committing the crime. the hody 81
Rose Adenhurg sfilt He's unburIed because
of wrangie over the burial expenses
Yesterday afternoon her body, inclosed
In q common pine coffin. was taken 20
q cemetery near waidheim for interment
AZ the grave her father Barney Aden-
burg became involved in dispute over
the amount TO he paid. Tho undertaken
refused II 70 on with the funeral and
the body was brought hack to town and
plsced In Adenhurg's store.
The report Of Adenhura's conduct arous-
ed the residents ~ the neighborhood. and
last night his place of business was sur
rounded by a crowd Of enraged n~ighbors
was sent 60 the city health Department
n the body n not Inferred nv Alden
burg today Il will be taken forcihiv from
the house by the police ana buried at
Adenburrs expense.
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NEW YORK Oct a-The fact that
Secretary Root aid not Immediately sc~
company tho president 20 Canton hut
irfs FAR New Work has caused r0nsidera.
Nie talk at Washington, eecordinN 20 n
special "a the world The @anourNr-
meni Il made that he will SO West today
after snnse PRIVATE business has been dis.
patched 81 New York VI has an ar
nalnsmenf Is make political speech At
YnnuR.town O on October ~
TIE heaith ~ Mr. Root T. not ssfisfac-
rrehension over his determination % en-
Ter the capirslrN. ~ Il Sass among hts
friends ~ wash,rEton that hta phv.i.
clans eaFnesiiv advised him against such
distressed by his refusal % take this
advice
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Americas Missieaary society.

aFHfNGFIELH. Mass.. Oct. N-Ths
fitty.fourth annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Missionary Association opened here
today with over 400 delegates In attend
nnee and Will continue until Thursday
evening Mayor W. r. Hayes made the
address OF welcome Cor the citv and Rev.
Y. q Moxim the address OF welcome from
the churches 90 which President A. r.
Noble. 81 Illinois, made responss. The
report of the executive committee was
read bv Chairman Hull. OF New York
A summary ~ hts annual report as
trcaeurev Of the association wss presented
nv III w Hubbard. ~ New York as fol-
lows; Receipts Nfes, Ga. expenditures
tsSs.cts; balance. r.en2, Summary Of re-
eetpts fnr the work Of the year. Current
work xsah 10: income frnm Daniel Hand
FUND So. ssa; endowment fund Tor atraigh,
university, ssat, total s3aS ea2 Reserve
legacy account Balance October I. 1900.
sS13n amount credited on the year. SRI :
M. total SIS s9i Amount transferred 20
receipts s,eoa; balance sl5., AZ; total sSs-
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CANTON, O., Oct 23-President and
Mrs. Mckinley reached Canton at 1880
a. M. today. coming in a private car. at
tached to the regular Pennsylvania train.
A large number OF people assembled on
the station platform and bid them hearty
welcome as they passed under a large
flag draped over a section OF the plat
them and they were driven direct to their
home. Accompanying the president and
Mrs. Mckinley we're Secretary Cortelyou,
Dr. Rixey, the stenographers and clerks
from the executive once and the mem
bers OF the household who wers here
during the summer months
The president and Mrs. Mckinley ex-
pect 10 remain here until election. ex-
cept that the president. according to
present plans. will go to Mansfield TO at
tend the funeral OF former Secretary
Sherman.
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V1CkSBTRG. Miss. Oct g3--Ciester
Barnes, colofed, was iynched by a mob
OF his own people in the northern mart
OF this county last night In drunken
fury Barnes murdered his wife STABBED
fered and engaged IN rifle duel with a
white man who attempted 20 arrest him
He was caught by a nosSe sitter a desner-
ate fight. In which he was shot through
tho thigh. In charge NJ two coiored DER
uties Barnes WAS started for the couaty
Jail here. On the road HIS escort was
put TO flight by a hiR crowd OF negroes.
who took. the murderer into a thlcket
and shot him 10 death
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Return OF Volunteers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2a-At military
headquarters here II Is stated that the
first instailment Of the volunteer army
now In the Philippines will leave Manila
November I, From that time until newt
June the transports will bring home about
q 900 men Mt the rate of from 4oOa "a
5000 n month. The sick will II nosslhle.
he shipped on earlier transports, that
they may travel without crowdinr.
The various regiments will he mustered
out and paid as soon rs possible after
they arrive here. by this Arrangement
the camus now established at the Presif-
10 will be sufficient to accommodate the
entire army.
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NEW YORK. oct, 1-The Evening
Post saws.
Wei informed railroad authorities dts
GUESSED today an Interesting report regard
tng ehn nros VI the nnr~affrv sfe~ - The
New York Central railroad which are
said % he nsnding According 70 fheua
reDorts. which were quite positive. presi-
dent Galloway. wha has acted az gem
crai manafer practically since the BEGIN
ming ~ hts aarrtrist eatinr will BE- -
iered ~ the fetsils ~ me general man
aver duties and Mr rfear Van rtten
now general eunerint enasni, win be an
pointed general manager
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct "a The calling
az the German transport Frankfurt has
been delayed until something definite "a
hn9Mh hnou, we ns'u,s =. tne Ease
she was 10 have taken 20 China for the
German government
The transport Sherman IA being made
ready for sea MS fast a. possible and will
sail November l. The horse transport
Port Stephens Is taking on stores. she
will sail with horses on Thursday.
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BOISE. Idaho Oct. l3-An Nr;ion has
been begun IN the United States court -
determine tire conE,ifuiicnaiifF ~ the
permit system established BY the state
government I'm eorDecticn with the Cosnr
d'Alene yiots ~ 1855 fhs caNe u brayRh;
hg James g. Dairy ~ Butte against
Gov. Steunenb@rx ans state Auttior Bart
lett Sinclair lie asks fqs szsef damages.
The cnurt u asked 70 restrain the asthUrf.
tea sfnra anfaYnlnE the NNNtAm
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short Line Case Dismissed.

SALT LAKE Utah, Oct, IA special
10 the Tribune form Washington says
The supreme court today dismissed for
want Of jurisdiction the case OF the Ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern Rail-
way Company and Oregon Railroad &
Navigation Company against Robert Ball
four 81 al, representing Bslfhnur. tsuth-
rife A. Co. OF Portland, Or. Thls II the
case IN which the United States circuit
court Of appeals allowed the firm dam-
ages for goods lost In the wreck OF the
barge Columbia
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WILL MAKE NO STATEMENT.
Ex-President Cleveland Declines to
Tell How Ne VIII Vote.

TRENTON. N, T.. Oct. "a. The Trenton
True American viii tomorrow quote ex-
President Cleveland as saying:
II am not aware OF having made any
statement iustifysng the assertion that 7
am going TO support Mckinley"
Mr.. Cleveland declined TO make any
statement regarding his position. and the
words quoted were In response 20 a suR-
gestion from the reporter that a recent
letter ~ his reiteratirg his financial
views % 1895. was being construed as
meaning he intended 10 support Mr. Nc
kinley IN The nresent campAign.
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ST LOUIS, Oa. 1--Exerutive officials
OF Western lines. who annually prepare
what Is known as the Western pass
agreerent. met today At The southern
have been nadc 20 restrict free trans
portation ana limit the issue ~ annual
time and trip passes Al last year 3
meeting the Tine was dfaEn closer than
ct any prior time and today ~ f. said
ihnt even more stringent measures may
BE ADOPTED
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MN. bryan IN MARYLAND.
Make. "a Declaration n. TO Punish
ment OF Thieves.

FREDERICK. Nd. Oct ss--''You viii
hear people saw that n elected 7 will not
enforce TIE law That is not the danger
They know that II nm elected I will put
the same kind ~ striped clothes on big
thief that are put on q little one
lnis declaration was made By Mr. nryan
In his speech 81 this city today He came
IN on q special train from Washington
witch brought a member " people from
the capital city, and he found a very large
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HAPTEV1Rn. Cunn. net 1.-THE ,,fo.
erai ~ Charles Dudley Warner took placo
this afternoon from Asviuu HIil Cnurre.
xstiaral rNurrh, A large assem- hlaee was
present The faTNf frtferte~ were ~ the
rfchesf character, inrimflnx IN anchor
frrrr fNe serietw ~ Mawsower Ascend.
ants N Connecticut
Ar,org TIE hcnarsrw nslIhearnr~ were.
Thomas NsraT AtsrfrA Z Clemens
Senator rfawirv Prof " VI eloana ~
N0lurnNN uNiNe-stfw ard President George
w Smf'a. - Trinity college
~As intermert IN Ce4ar cemetery. was
rrfWNra
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GLEN BLAND. o.. Oct n Judge Wing
~ the common r'NsR court 'aslar nrrfsrssss
President n Y ssepr. ~ the rftv council.
sfnf 20 t8ti Tor contempt ~ court m -.
fusinx - testify " no roupriirnamic
bribery tnweHstRstfna Tire writ ~ hes =
corpus snnrhf hv sfeHr was denied
Subsequently President Sfenr garniahrA
haE ana wHs released nenfinr nn nrrnaf
20 she rircftf court
" Is STATED thss tha cs7nrfIss,7nfe IN.
veStigatf nr will - ftsamea within fswr
fsws ART a uuraksr ~ councilman railes
hstare TIE crrnr-lttee 20 fes,ifw
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CHICAGO, Oct 23-Former Gov. Att
geld was the principal speaker tonight at
Democratic mass meeting at the Au-
ditorium. The meeting was one OF a Sc
ries to be held during the final two weeks
OF the campaign in Chicago, and the great
hall was packed to the doors.
Gov. Altgeid devoted most OF his time
TO discussion of the Philippine cues
tion. and bitterly. denounced the admin
istration's policy In regard 10 the Islands
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct s2.-~Ths Hs1ws5aa
hasicship Retyizar was launched al
CRAMPS EhipYnrd this afteynanu. No vitae
was used az the chfiNteninC tire Russian
ceremony being observed The mew has-
fissni1 " the largest ever aMiis IN Tits
country Her total cost Riii - q nso 90
THe ship IS Ts fest III length. has q
breadth ~ = feet r. inches. a alealsee.
ncrs Of i17ga tons. a 3raught Of - feet
and a speed OF - knots
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GAVE HER KNOCKOUT DROPS
Five Men Arrested for the Murder
Of Miss Jennie Boss
chfeler

NEW YORK Oct 2s-Late last night
George Kerr. Walter McAilis.sr. William
rested by the police OF Paterson, n. J..
accused Of having caused the death OF
Jennie Bosschieler, the young woman
whose body. was found last night on the
outskirts OF Paterson. Kerr and Death
are married
The poles say that death has made a
a confession, saying that the four were
v drops sy a then took hsr
into buggy across the bridge into Ber-
gen county. passing the girls home on
the way to the spot where the body was
found the next morning. In the struggle
which occurred there, one OF the men,
which one Is not stated, tripped the girl.
throwing her heavily to the ground. The
four men became frightened. They put
her In the buggy and started back to
Paterson with her. but changed their
minds and took her back to the spot
Leaving her there. they secured doc
tor, whose name was not given. He pro-
nounced the girl beyond help. Detec-
ives lives employed . on the case as assert that
drops" given her. and not by the blow
on the head.
The NTH arrest was made today, Gar
az. stowcroft made a statement saying
he was hired by McAllister Kerr, Death
and Campbell to drive them with Miss
Bosschieler in two-seated rig last
Thursday night He said they stopped
at saloon where the girl. after drinking.
became stupened. Stowcroft said he I'M
derstood she had been given Knockout
drops" They placed her In the rig and
came frightened when the girl did not
revive. and they drove TO the Office of
Or. Townsend. The girl continued In an
advised to take her direct TO her home.
Subsequently they drove to the houses
OF two other physicians. but aid not sue
eeed In getting medical aid. and so went
they got there this time the girl was dead
They then drove out to the place where
the body was first discovered, near the
WaEarrow bridge and left the body lying
Kerr. McAliister. Death and campbell
were arraigned before Recorder Senior
and were held without bail to await the
CHARGED with numbering Miss Bosschieier
by giving her powerful drugs. OF which
Prisoners Are Prominent.
McAiistor IL member Of the Arm OF
James McAlster q Co.. silk throwsters.
George Kerr Is 9 member OF the Arm Of
Campbell Ia a bookkeeper employed at
the Hand street silk mil, William 4.
Death r. young man who was married
fvc weeks ago. Mrs. Deaths friends are
endenyoring to conceal the story q the
details or her husbands arrest. and she
made.
The men implicated in the crime were
nsId without bail after hearing before
Judge Kerr brother Of one OF the pris-
oners. II married to sister Of Mayor
Hinchiins; the millionaire brewer Of Pat
johnson. Democratic nominee for con-
gress In the Paterson district.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct r2--The rate %
Insurance has been Increased IN fhs hark
Alex NcNsii. cgt 10 days from Puget
sound for Fremartle t0e fgGFs nov be-
sng - per cent fifteen per cent ts
nov offered on the FFcrch bark Hretagna
cisco.
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CHARLOTTE. n. c.. Oct. GA IT Sic.
comb. OF Fayetteville, has been named hs,
the Republicans of the Third district for
congress.
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The Small
Of the Back

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely 70 be respondent
aud il is not unusual 10 find them
borrowing trouble as If rhey hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are
weak, either naturally or because
OF sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
7 ar thankful TO say" writes J. I.
Campbell OF Sycamore, III. 'thas Hood
SAFsagsriliR has cured me. For ruarV
yfRrs Z was troubled With hackArhe Al
times Nas 40 bad I had 20 De hsipeA
from the bed or chair. ] an nov VEL
and strong ans free from pain" What
this great medicine dld FOR him Il has
d6ne FOR others
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Sl5,5OO
For 12Ox15o, fronting on western
avenue, in the commission district,
close to Northern Pacific ground.
Must be sold.
SS3. 000-Fine lot on First
avenue, 6Ox120.
S11 SOO-For corner 6oxi2o in
wholesale district.
SIG, OOO-corner on Pike street.
I. U'REN 6 CO.,
81 New York Block.

crowd awaiting him here. Rain fell con-
stantly during his meeting.
Mr.. Bryan was introduced by Col L.
Victor Baugham, whose home fs at this
place and Col. Baugham. as well as Mr.
Bryan, was most cordially greeted Mr..
he made the declaration above quoted.
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CINCINNATI. o., Oct. 23--Tourke Cock
ran addressed large and enthusiastic
audience here tonight for over two hours
on Imperialism, There was an immense
crowd around Music hall for hours before
the doors were opened. and many were
unable to gain admission
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GOV. ROOSEVELT
WARNS TO HIS WORK.


house voted against the so-cailed anti
trust bill, and gave as their reason for
so doing, through the mouth OF Mr. Rich
ardson, that II the bill was passed they
would have nothing to make paramount
issue in this campaign"
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Tho post-InteinEerrer has occurred IN.
exclusive right for Washington 70 Rana.
McNaIiy a Cos latest folder map AZ
China ard Asia. These may BE secured
at Posi-Tntsiligencer business Offices al
10 eszts each
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"a rr.-- q Aosue = Grrvsss Tss,sss.. s-Nga
~r-t- y 3. sf-~-i~ t~- ~ -ssintns y ssss.,s.,
srr,- ~ -vrs - rsv psire ~r
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II YOU are rsirE East ~ hsst lire "a
travel over Is nc chicago Nfiiwsukes &
81 Paul railway
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RIM. ESS eyeglasses. sashisnaSis he
coming inexpensive. comfortably adjust
81, correcilv atted Miss wiisinsSi. Orl
tsctAn ~ cherry.
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OPAL rings. octobers birthstone VIII
tam II. Einek. 3eweler. sic Second avenue
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Hoods SarSaparlIIa

Promises TO cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
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DR. FLElscHER. diseases ~ n.a ans
women
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End works on tho Cold.
f.ratire Rrr-naseasnfr~ Tssss-s ma ssl4 Il "a.
Cav Nc Carr No Par Priv x efass 80
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wAwnafsk hand
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wASiff<s7Ts'N Oct = MANY inquirtes
have beer made recentiv a. the rensfNn
0ffse az % the status ~ r'sffsas aisa sar
pensions hY seitie~r ~ Tho Snartsh. aner.
lean war Commissioner Evsns pata 80
raw that the NfreAn scarceiN NaA ts~s
~ FsseenH "a At the inquiries NV that
the glAimr were heins s.fiwileafsd a.
~ the cfsir,s Nnf been DELAYED bv me
aitssn1sv - attaining the necesssrs ~
Ns'ai records st tAf war department
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-24

"FOR Men Of Brains"
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