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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
.SWINDLER
AT LARGE
Bogus Check Operator Finds
Two More Victims.

The as check swindler Is again
at work. Two grocery stores near
the state university we're bis victims
yealerday.
The police have several times no.
tined outlying grocery stores 20 De
ware % ali checks. but they c0n-
tinue 90 fan victims.
Yesterday this Merry sharper
started out with a well appointed
carriage and H0rrcl horse. lie
FIRST stopped AZ the University store
near Latoua and purchased goods
valued az t2s Ia payment be
rendered check on the Puget
Sound National bank for 81. Mr.
A. ~ Morgan. who owns the store.
gave the change. 1850. without q
murmur. Tho worthless piece Of
paper bore the signature OF II. IL.
Howell. NJ. y.
When SIR Morgan endcnyored 70
cash tho check a. the Puget Sound
National bank he discovered that
BE had been dupad
After the alleged doctor had made
HIS deal with the University store he
drove down 10 the establishment 81
J. n payHee in IAtoua.
Here he purchased 8 fs worth Of
groceries and received Fta.as change
from the as eherk Mr PayHee
soon discovered that he had been
HWindlwd.
The next store was that % AR
siEnor. Of Fremont. Here the game
failed 20 work. SIR. hlapGr fsmsm.
berrd his notice from the police and
refused o. cash cheek Tor SIS
which was handed % him. The man.
however. vas allowed 20 80 unm0-
tested.
This alleged physician hHs beeu
working this city with the same
game for HsVrrat months.
The police are after him row IN
hot earnest.
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NEW YORK. IA cable Paris
bicycle and Countess Casfant
sought
sex
scarlet black hhcn gorgsoury yhris
gated aoe a bicycling that fairly shreked.
Of sub
q the black short skirt and black
inRp
the castnn
wsre barred because % their usroarous dress
shriy
% minutes but the firm.
the palace this bihhop
permission
response bishop
could should
ridden.
proclaimed
public worship parliament bishop
Caslane his wife and started from
Maral
taking islsurely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

The stage OF the Grand opera
house Is turned into bower Of roses
this afternoon on the occasion % the
commencement exercises OF the
senior class Of the Seattle High
school The auditorium Il almost
as gay with the hne clothes OF
mothers, sisters and friends who are
there to see those near and dear 20
them IN this. the first big station on
the long, narrow uphill road TO
learning.
More than 60 happy. brlght-faced
youths and maidens eft upon the
stage amid the flowers. aud the
faces OF the young women shame the
roses for freshness and loneliness.
To tho lads the occasion Is more seri =
Gus. With many IL means the last
days 81 school life. Before them liza
the world and Its work. With 9TH
ete the future holds the less atrenu-
aus college life; but before all, boys
and girls alike. the road stretches to-
ward the future, shining bright with
hope and certain success. No
thought Of failure comes. After the
opening musical number by the
High school orchestra, the following
program was rendered:
order Of Exercises.
American March" ..,...., Wheeler
High School Orchestra.
Invocation ......... Rev. W. A. Major
Transportation" Nellie l.. Roberts
THE American Eastern Question"
-. $40. s..........Max Harrison
italian Waltzes'i ............ Sorbina
High School Orchestra
1.-THE Pillars OF the Republic" -.
-. ......t ..... Fred Heath Smith
Seattle. Her Mistakes and Oppor-
tunitles" .........W VIM. u. Hassell
Romance" .......... ....... .nancla
High School Orchestra
1.-THE Obligation 10 Ones Self' 49,,
900. ,.......... Mabel q. Rushton
THE Age OF the. Hlllipn-Dollar
Salary" Wendell u. simonds
'sercnade' sss..sst, s,,s..... Tocato
High School Orchestra.
rs This Woman'a Clvilization7"..
=. .t.t..t. Mabel seagrave
Address
Enoch a. Bryan. IL. d, preai-
dent OF State Agricultural College.
Presentation OF diplomas
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FRAUD

hN FRANCISCO. June 1.-THE
sSseaaxs who are locating stolen
~ssfn'nent goods IA this ely dis
III that several business houses
g nad been handling tres goc.fs
y ei1eed their doors or spirited
|sJ ne Illicit material. a be
49, has not yet been discovered
ts*I cNlriais nov affect = make
= q he whole affair. ~ does not
80 nat very strenuous Efforts
dessne made IA the Investigation.
refvfce Agent HazaeH Btates
III e reported 70 Col Naus sew
months a6o that government
- HEre being offered for sac.
- ss. ., however. had beer taken
spis seek, when an agitation
- daily newspapers caused
- 1fesfnt disclosures 10 be made.
A. ~ full Of rumors alleging
=. .s. -. looting has been going on
*aee the war. especially In the
- service Whers vessels
-. : large part Of their time IN
~. ~. snnps. This H. strenuously
- ~ army officers.
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SESSION
ADJOURNS

OLYMPIA, June is-At o'claek
last sYeulng the special session %
the Washlngtpn legislature called to
revise the Rands capital punishment
Law. adjourned sine die. and tNn
hours later most % the Legislators
had departed Olympia Cor their re-
speetlye homes
The special session not oaiY accom-
plished the repeal o. tbs Randa law
and the enactment 81 general saw
inEs-clause bar relating % all Grim D.
inat statutes. but also took import
ant action on ave bills vetoed hy
Gov. Rogers subsequent 70 the adj
iournmeuf % the last regular aes-
sion. The senate passed every aiia
" theHe i've bills over the governor q
head. The house passed three u
them and sustained two % the yetus.
The most important bin passed over
the governors head was the Ggnaer-
son textbook act The purtdre (
this act vas 10 wipo out the nveaant
state uniformity in school lnatruc-
ton.
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The mob, which is heavily armed.
Is Impatient for the blood Of the
II blacks, aud IL would be ne sur.
prise II many lynehiug took place
before the day IL over.
The murder was the resul, of long
standing trouble between the plan,a-
ton. hands and their oyerseem. Mr.
Foster believed he could settle the
matter by sivins It his personal al
teniiou, and Win this idea In mind
be started toward the negro guar
tsrs.
As he approached the cabins the
fatal shot was fired. Edwards wife
has confessed that her husband Is
the murderer.
Later. - Word has reached here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
SHALL NEGROES Be
RECOGNIZED MASONS

TACOMA, June i3.==The state
grand lodge u MaRons this morning
elected the following officers:
Grand Master. Henry /. KEENAN,,
Spokane; deputy, John Arthur. Seat
tie; senior warden. G. u. Atkins. TIA
coma junior warden. II. ". Van
Patton. Dayton; treasurer, N. 81.
Porter, Olympia; secretary, r. NJ.
Reed, Olympia.
Resoiutions were passed upon the
question OF the exclusive territorial
Jurisdiction Of the grand lodge.
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the police last evening. From his
statements "A time honored buncO
game was worked. The three men
sized 10 their Victim. and after
making his Acquaintance, he was In
vlted 10 enter tnto social game oE
pedro. The hauda dealt Ia this sim
pie and innocent game consist OF
Ave cards each. as In draw poker. IL
Was the same old story. Harvey
was dealt a good poker hand and one
Of the sharpera received q better
one. Some one suggested that they
bet the hands a. ~ the game were
poker. They did aud Harvey IL now
loser about SIS. After positively
Identifying Thompson as one Of the
sWindiera, Harvey left town for the
East. ne W.T. return "a. prosecute
the men.
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from Klnuebrcw's, that Edwards has
been captured and Is being taken
back 20 tbs scene q his crime. whsre
be viii BE- burned at the stake.
No news % lynehlnE has yet
reached herc. There IL no doubt.
however that It Is. tbs Ia'easIoa Of
the mob 10 hi al theae implicated
IN the murder.
Al highways entering Shreveport
bear a warlike appearance.
"Prophet" smi,h, tbs noted nesra
who predicts disasters. Is one Of the
surrounded men. and probably viii
be put to death.
Two women are among tho pris-
oners. II Is though, Dot likely that
their lives win be spared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
WOODMEN
ELECTED

ST. PAUL, MINI, June 13.-The
Modern Woodmen Of America, IN an
nual session here, elected the follow
ing officers 20 serve throughout the
ensuing year:
Head consul, w. a. Northoott. Ill
inois; head clerk, g. w. Hnwca, Ill
inois. head adviser, Daniel -. Herd,
Iowa. head banker, n. H. Smith,
Missouri. direetorB-T. ~. Hopkins,
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EXAMINATIONS
Some Pretty Good Positions Are
Now Open.

The local beard % United States
civil service examiners received the
this mornings
en- July "a an examination viii be
hsid for the position % assistant In
apsCiur % hulla Ia the steamboat In.
apeetiun eoryiee nt the pert ~ New
York. The salary = izQse per an
mum.
luis for the position of laboratory
assistant tn phfaics. national bureau
~ standards ifeaEHfy dope rtmeuI
The pRlafy wlll b. tao ana tiie9 per
aunums
July an examination viii - held
for the position 81 Egsentiae aid with
q know ls4ge e statistics. The SAL
larry win b so Der nopih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
II TREMBLING NEGROES
AWAITING Their DOOM
Louisiana May bIacken Her Name Today by Whole
sale Lynchng, in Revenge for the Murder Of
Gov. MCMiIans BrOther-in-Law

SHREVEPORT, La, June ls-Th,
murder yesterday OF John Poster a
wealthy planter aud hrother-in. Ia ~
20 Coy. Mcmillan Of Tennessee. by
PFinee Edwards. a neSro plantation
hand. may be followed today by the
Wholesale lynchlng of negroes.
a mob Of white men has surround.
ed Kinnsbrevs store sines last night,
In which store Il negroes who are
said 10 be Implicated In the crime.
are haddlsd together. trembtingiy
awaiting their fate.
Edwards. the murderer. : s,ln a,
larxs. Some believe thar he has
committed suicide. TO avoid being
lynched.
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MOURNS WITH EMPTY ARMS
FOR BABE THAT NEVER CAME
so HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE

legislature for the express purpose
Of enabling Henry Flaglsr 40 obtain
n divorce from his wife, who for
years has been insane. She f. re-
markably beautiful woman. Mr..
Flagler maintains her IN Injurious
surroundings ia private sanitarium
In New York state. Mrs Flhglefs
mind gave way after she had brood
ed a long time, because child was
not born 20 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
AT THE GRAND
IN PROGRESS THIS AFTERNOON
More Than Sixty Graduates Are Assembled Before an
Audience of Relatives and Friends-A Program
of Unusual Interest Is Being Rendered.

Chas. T.. Patterson, President OF
the hoard Of Education.
"MArtnnottn" ..-..........Ia RarRe
High school Orchestra.
Hunors FOR having an average
grade over % per cent. were awarded
Nellie Roberts. Mabel Seagrayo. VIII
Ham Hasscll. EEsie Keoney. David
Daily. Hattie Graham, Bertha
Freyd, Chester Rcitze. Fred Bron-
son, Mabel Ruahton. Capitola Pencil
-, Amy Mahan, Elizabeth Lloyd,
Gertrude Fairbanks, Enie Bates and
Alton pickens.
Those Who Graduate.
The following f. the full Hist Of
those who were graduated:
Classical course-Eme Bates, Law
renee Boyle. VIM. II. Brinker, Clln-
ton Alvin Brunn, Fanny A. Copeland,
Harold Richard Crook, Ralph he
Voc, Gertrude Fairbanks. Maud l..
Goldstoin, Hattie ~. Graham, Kate
Turner Holmes, Max Harrison. Es-
sic NJ. keeney, Alfred Edward
Marks, Nellie l.. Roberts. Frances u.
Smith, Jennie J.. Severance. Mabel
a. Seagrave, cornelia Stevenson,
Roy DE Leon smalley. Ethel Wright,
Horace @. Winsor, Herbert w. Zie-
barth, Charles Smith.
Modern languages Jas. Glenn
Blaine, Bessie l.. Comstook, Maud NJ.
Crane, Henry II. Frauenthal, Ber-
tina Irene Freyd, Evangeline Harper,
Lueian Alton PichenH, Capitola
Penchos, Chester Nelson Reitze,
Gertrude NJ. Smart. Fred Heath
Smith, J. Josephine Snyder.
English scientifc course-Cnrrie A.
Atkinson. Fred w. Bronson. lnez
Calhoun, David II. Dalby. Allan 9.
Erickson, Frcdk. A. Fenton, John
Gibson. Uichi Kumlasu, Elizabeth J..
Lloyd. Amy J. Mahan, Eva Maud
Pendleton, Mary Elizabeth Rock
Jane Seaman, Jesse Teboc.
Latin scientific course-Wm. H..
IIassell, Mabel Dora johnson. Mabel
q. Rushton, Wendell Phillips ST.
monds.
Manual training course Charles
A. Gurtlss, Geo. Wells Fnrwell, Alex
ander a. Gardner. Roy Julian Peter
son, VIM. u. Stevenson, Henry H.
ThedInEa, Walt W. Way, Herbert
Moss, Claude MoFadden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
NEW MEMBERS
Elected 10 Chamber OF Commerce
Yesterday.

The following were elected mem
bbers % the Chamber Of Commerce
at the regular weekly meeting held
yesterday afternoon X. "a snow
den, G. y. Gibson. ". y. Kimbail. ~
4. niglow. A. cislborue. u. g. No
Lehman. r. n Blttcrwarth and X.
A. Weiss.
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WEST PALM BEACH. Ella. June
i7.-Henry AZ. Fiagler, the STANDARD
OIL millionaire, has applied for di-
yorce under the recently-eaacted law
which makoa insanity SUFFICIENT
cause for divorce.
Mrs. ElagleE ~ tn New York
asylum. Mr. Flaglers y IL said. VIII
marry again coon after ne Droeurss
his divorce.
This law was passed by the Florida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

Murphy. Kansas. Hrui. D. Smith.
Minnesota; G. q. Saunders, Iowa, ].
Talbot. Iowa. board % auditors ".
Carrier. Mlnnerotn. 4. W. Pratt.
Kansas. -. II. Thomas, Ohio. John
g. nenniHnn, Iowa; A. ~ Hort, Wis
conain. head physicians For Wyom-
Ing, pr. John n Conway for Idaho.
nr W. a Adnir: for Washington.
nr. y. g. Miller CTaeomHl. for ore
gan. ur. Hamilton Meade. head
chaplain, Rev. Jas. l.. churn. via.
conalns head escort, g. u. Elliott,
Washington. head Waterman. II. NJ
Rich, Missouri. head sentry, A. D.
Bates, Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
COOL |!

,r.,x Jnne l1--lt ~ reported
~nnsst circles that Il has
49, 70 levy a tax 81 $50. +.
u rransvaAi goid mines %
<sAs eost q the south Afri-
/ rar -, -. ,.,..,..,,
4. .,.s.s Kafsr stockholders. but
q corulAr With the gencrel
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W AGAINST
AN OLD GAME
sss Charles Harvey Says He
Was sUindled.

sarsn Harvey Gays he was bun
-. ~ of 81 b. three aharpers
- ay afternoon In "a room At
-. sssnue and Pike street. A a
OF the deal "SWede" Thomp-
well known character Of this
Z. prisoner ia the city jail. lie
L. ae.ssstsa Tor being implicated n
IL i.ar ~ Officers DelRh and Adj
~ ..s..t night The other tao men
sA!l ~ large.
= harvey reported the affair 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
STEAMER LANE
SAILS TONIGHT

The Charles u. Lane vii sail at
about s o'clock this evening. going
direct 20 Nome. She will carry $50
passengers, a z500-ton cargo and 40
horses. The most prominent pass
onKer on her u e. y. Lane, owner OF
the boat and president Of the Bank
of Mons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
SLOT MACHINE LAW
WILL BE ENFORCED
So Said Chief Of Police Meredith
Today

The law forblddlnE the use 81 slot
machines Ia this state goes Into ef-
feet tomorrow az noon. There waa
a general Impression throughout the
city today that the law would not be
afrietly enforced as The city was In
need Of money and Il Was not
Thought wise az this time 20 cut or
the revenue which has been obtain
ed In the shape Of monthly fine.
from this source.
Chief % Police Meredith said to-
day that the law would be enforced.
bat further than THIS he would not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
RI0TING

BELFAST. ireland, June u. The
religious riotinE which occurred on
the sth instant was renewed here to-
day az Queens island. A number Of
shlpyaFd men attacked a gang OF
Catholic uavvisH. and IN tho nght
many Nerc seriously hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

OF CHAMBER

The board Or trustees Of the cham
Der Of eommcrcs this morning elect
ca y ~. Mefkle secretary. Tfe imme=
diatei1 resigned Sc one % the tgus=
toes and ". J.. hoaue was elected
20 OIL the vacancy. The neat meet
ing - the cha mter vii b. heid on
thursday afternoon. June -
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Baseball a, WoodIawn.

Tho baseball game between the
employees % the itamakcr Music Co.
and the arm Of y. s. Johnson, that
Was announced 20 be played az Mnd
isap park tomorrow afternoon. viii
be played at Wooilnwu park in-
stead. Tho game VIII be called
promptly az gst5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

BOSTON bfnss., June ia.-sevcn
thousand flRe hundred DELEGATES as
aembled IN the Merchants building
today for the celebration Of Jubilee
day Of the International Young
Mems Christian association. The
services iasred over GA hour, begin
ming with q praise service. Address
IS were then made By n number Of
prominent otergymsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

i xrnAxcfsco. June is-TNVen
~ Nenfs ahead of time, and
y. unsxrecsea. the hatticahia
3, srf.ssi 81 port herr tfum the
he yesterday afternoon
n ressaln here 10 days. u Is
s'esoA. ana Their proeeed q tu.
ren4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
BIG 'UNS
ON TODAY

BUFFALO. y r. June 1.-The
amateur athletic championship
games. witch opan this afternoon az
the Pan American stadium. viii b.
the krcateat athletic carnival ~ the
yeafs bringing lpEgthcr. "a they do.
the beet Wen 81 tue Inlte4 states
ana Canada.
Al ~ The representative athletic
clubs - the country have entered
the best mfu 81 fhelr command sat
urdeY VII b. TIE big day. " hen tie
lnoat Imnartant inns viii y run.
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|IcHINISTS NOT ALARMED
IN THE LEAST
AT Employers DECISION

Annouucet at headquarters 10 ne
BIS shops In the East that Nere fur
uishtng the Moran Bros. IN this city
with material Tor The bAttlezhlp. hat
also signed the agreement
\ uAehinlst stated this morning
that BY next week there wiu not he
a half-dQaeu uachlulstR tesg ia the
city Fifty VII leave the nrst OF
the week Tor Bremerfon 81 work in
the govarument shops. There r.
raaiti but ak pattern fsakeFs IN The
city.
J. n. Frirk chaigman.
THE uaehInlsfs say that as far as
theI are concerned the situation has
not changed They are simply watt
Ing for the manufactnrera 90 act
To-Day word was received from
New York that J. NJ. Frtnk. presi-
dent % the Washington Iron Workn
~ this city, Eas been appointed
chairman Of the committee % hours
az the National Metal Trades con-
vention-
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BY THE SEA

|rLAxTIc CITY. y. !. June IA
. spcrs Is eurrent here that Mrs.
zalsy 8 80 be brought 90 Allan
~ Is rest IS soon a. her con-
Il IN permit
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which in effect repeal resolutions
passed three years ago by which col-
ored Maaons may organize lodges
and be recognized by the grand
lodge.
The resolutions hold for one SOW
ereiEn grand lodge with the right %
determining the question of legitimacy
81 all lodges within the state.
The convention adiourns tonight,
10 meet In Tacoma next year.
Installation Of grand lodge officers
N going on this afternoon.
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NELSON
VERY ILL

LONDON. June fa-christlne
Nelson. the famous Swedish pflma
donna. i seriously ~ n southern
Scandinavia.
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ENCORE

PARIS. June i1--Afar Regis vas
the principal IN another duel tnda s.
ana WhH again wounded IN the
arm. His adversary vas a 5ournai-
laf Of PafIa
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|DOCTOR'
CARNEGIE

la;ow. June i1-The DEGREES
s. %. necscr q Laws and Ian
- rs formally conferred on
80 Carnegie az GLASGOW uni-
[x.y la.9As.
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The UmaiiIla Sails.

Steamer Umatilln left Ocean dock
this morning for San Francisco. She
had on board IL passengers and 1900
tons % cargo.
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- iosas Machinlsts union is not
4 kaz. aiarmes at the Word re
q trora New York % the effect
n IN Metal Trades association
<ftse. Is fight the issue a.
Members % the executive
1...<e state totay that they are
an ccs4 cut as long as the man-
=1rs<x
Il ] Erd<<zfood that the manufac-
81 1,st afreuIps 70 Procure hon
uerkrzen "a the East with
y IS e-'er ths shops Tie ma :
z<s ny 4 n impossible for them
: - - raeu are. at the present
- s4ssef IN = great many shops
s<to1t The East. IL r. also
tea mannfaefurcrs may etfernpt
zzs'rs rou Union men from Can
Firms slgrirg.
fE1 vas received IN Seattle to-
tat esery shop AZ Hartford.
- had signed tho agreement q
( 1z<1lristS tnion- Il vas also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vicinity Tonight and
Friday. fair warmer Friday. light
70 fresh westerly Winds.
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*4sHIsGTos D. c, iThs unqualified
z@nasnt
AHan soldiers b immediately Withdrawn from Island
tst the United
bs this IL Effected the convention outline
1 hE CHEERS must be chosen and actual ben smooth
r set By the cabinet members the earliest possible dat
sa-h Cuba left destiny uuai1cd.
- scton Of tie Cuba
intuated at the
Is much 20 DO with the choice Of Cuban leaders.
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||LL SWALLOWED

MvAxA June iBy q 10 Cuban constitutional
has accepted the Plat Unied
~ congress apd has inserted t the Cuban
~ Esohution adopt carried without
tss has Be appointed draw the electoral law.
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Chas. T. Patterson. President OF
the nnard OF IducatLan.
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