davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The colored American., 1901-04-06

Ladies and Gentlemen of The Con-
gressional Historical Debating AssO-
citation:
We do not know when man first
came into possession Of the earth. His
antiquity, like the age Of the planet
he inhabits, Is shrOuded in doubt and
obscurity. Form, color, and phySlog-
nOmy divide the human species into
three great types, or races, known as
the Black, or Negro; the Yellow, or
MOngolian. and the White, or eau
casian. These races Subdivide them
selves into numerous families Of peO-
pies. AS to which of these great races
is the oldest, or original type, we have
no positive knowledge; however, many
testimonies concur in leading US TO be
lieve that they all stand in relation OF
children to an original mother type
long since lost.
Before the coming of Christ, yea, be-
fore the days of jeremiah, even before
the gray dawn of history, the anceS-
tors of the twentieth century Negro eX-
listed as a distinct and well-dehned
race. If there was a time when the
The colored American., 1901-04-06
Cures
Weak Men
rec
Insures Love ano asrpy Home
For All,

How any man may quickly cure himself
after wears OF suffering from se2 ual veal ness
lost vitality, night IOsses. vsricocele, ETC.
and enlarge small week Olg8ns TO iull size
The colored American., 1901-04-06
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY NEGRO

Prof. Owen McNeill, Custodian of Presses
in the Bureau OF Engraving and Pnn
ipg, Before the congressional HiStoli-
cal Debating ASSOCIATION.
The colored American., 1901-04-06
MRS. DIR. RENNEN
CuzHTAITST
SPECIALIST

on obstetrics: gold meoEl aWeLasu .-Sftv Ii of
SCIENCE of obstetrics from the UnlNsLs!,I Isns
Nunf CT. kaysria: 1restk sTeCessiplly N'snttS, NST
complaints and irregularities; pr SoonFna.
rum for ladies before and during
msni. OfSice hours from 10 y"
sig Pennsylvania Avenus'
waAhixgton. D. CI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
WRECKED BY
THE STORM
PiIedriyer capsifes During Last
Nights Gale

Ths most eossiy wreck along ths
~stsr 'front.' ard What might have heen
q quits serious one. a. the reaalt Of
last ulghts storm. was the pile driver
belonging 10 nowsrd a Estsy at work
near the colman dock. Ths snglns
hoss~ esr~~ned with fully ten feet Of
water breaking ever II aud q blx hole
stove IN the scow. The tower on the
Pile driver Jared littis batter. II has
been smashed ~ tbs waves IN snany
rarts and Win need considerable repair.
Tag 10 put IN order.
The accident happened while enc
siorm was si lts fury. A nelyhborins
rio driver belonging 10 the Seattle
isrifzs company broke iooss and smashed
into the ono owned by Bowsrf a Fstey,
tearing q hoie In the side Of the srow.
which lIsmcdiately filled with water and
ssnk, engine houss and all The latter
" Arranged with sleeping compartments
for tbs msn. bat fortunately they were
all np town celebrating Christina. and
hpsu ncthsnz Of the affair until thry ~.
turnsd some time later 70 70 to he'd.
Had tho men bern aalecp at the time
% the occurrence there " little doubt
that some Of them at least would have
found watery grave. az the water
completely severed tho hunks. As Il Ia
thet are minus their clothing and ses.
ersi trlnkefs ~ value.
woEkmcn are busy today raising the
eeow and engine house There IL no
Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
WIND BLEW
HURRICANE
Telephone and Telegraph Put
Out OF Business

Last night was n wild one. The
wind blew at velocity Of 40 miles
an hour. scattering telephone. teie-
graph and electric wires right and
left. and enveloping the city In total
darkness for a time.
The gale came ON in a twinkling,
and reached It's maximum about
10 10 o'clock. when IL blew a hurri-
cane. Street cars stopped and
downtown pedestrians had hard
time Of II. cropping along In the
darkness, trying TO make home.
The only communication by wire
that the city had TO the East was by
way OF San Francisco. With the
Northwest there was no communl-
cation az all. The iong-distance
teiephone was out OF IL entirely.
The gale was very bolsterous along
the waterfront. Big vessels and lit
Gle vessels alike were tossed about
and received a good shaking up. AL
though no serious accidents have
been reported Pier A had several
doors blown down.
About 1880 o'clock the wind be-
gan TO moderate, although the storm
10 lesser degree kept up TIL early
morn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CLAD IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES
IN TERRIFIC STORM
] THEY FLEE FROM WRECKED HOME
cottage Blows Down While Occupants Are In Bed-Ar. and
Mrs. Neal Have a Narrow Escape In the
Darkness OF the Night

latter IN two as IL tissue. and carry
iuk the upper halt story about 20
feet from the balance OF the wreck.
just as the terrified couple were
preparing TO flee a hix heavy tisn-
her came laundering down. crash
inE through the bed at their backs.
Their escape from death was nothing
short OF the miraculous They
Jumped and made their way outside,
clad only In their night robes, TO the
house OF aeighbor. MIR. John Rehr-
endt. where they were kindly cared
for and remained the balance OF the
night.
A subsequent Investigation rr-
vealed a mysterious action on the
part az the stove IN the wrecked
house.
IL had been burning brightly AT
the time. but when discovered was
nreless and chilled.
Mr. Neal Il an electrician In the
empsuy u the Seattle Electric CON-
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

rhe terrific wind storm last night
Nwp eteiy wrecked one home aud
Gess is occupants cut into tho gale,
- esit4 IL their night garments.
HAs the little cottage u Edgar
GNeai. at sais North Broadway.
#riier in the evening. before the
- had reached its fearful veloc-
vi 4 creaktnE noisa was heard In
&f 3atsts and rafteFa OK the house.
~ the occupants thought little OF e.
- retired shortly after 10 o'cioek.
y usual. ard were soon fast asleep.
4 few minutes after IL o'clock Mr..
tt4 Mrs Neal were rudeiy awakened
ard found themselves, clutchlng al
~ bed 20 retain their equilibrium.
Tnelf cottage had been blown from
~ foundation and the bed was
D<lAnt 70 an uncomfortable degree.
Bewildered. the sleepy occupants sat
a moment. but IL was
,nly for a moment A gust Of Wind
nat sounded like q bomhardnent.
Iwept over the house. tearing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
PEACE IS
ASSURED
Agreement Signed in
Santiago de Chile

WARRINGTON, u. G.. Dec. ga
Senior fnfante, the Gillian charge DAT.
faireH here, Is confident that the dinsr.
eneea between his COUNTRY and Argen.
tina viii be settled without recourse 20
hoaliililea. lie says the fact that tho
Afaentlue minlster on leaving santiago.
the GILLIAN capital, placed his sscre.
tafy OF legation In charge. shows that
there has yet been 40 rupture OF dip.
iomatic relations
sesor infante adds that he has 20
doubt but that the situation has been
aud stu Is serious, but emphAtleaily de.
ciares that Chilli has never desired war.
bet has ehdeavored 90 reach solution
Of the differences with ArgentIna lie
Insists that Chilli has not been opposing
arbitration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
FIRE ALARMS
AT MIDNIGHT
Two Calls Come In al Same Time
"A Mishap 10 Chemical

At midnight yesterday two fire
alarms came TO headquarters stimuli
tnneously. One was turned IN from
the box At the Butter hotel. and the
other wae n telephone alarm from
the Montana lodging house at all
Washington street. While answer
Ing the Butler hotel alarm. where q
chimney was blaxing fierceiy. chem
scai engine No. coIiidef with a tele-
phone pole near the alley in the rear
of the New York block on Column
bsa street Driver Murphy was Ia
the seat. One Of the horses became
unnanagsable. and the frDnt trucks
struck with considerable force
against the pole. The animals were
brought 70 their knees. but no dam
age was done. The chimney fire had
burnt itself almost out when tho APP
paratus arrived AZ the scnna.
The blaze In this Montana lodging
house was caused by an overturned
lamp. The damage was approxim-
ateIy SIS. G. III. Aronson and q baby
occupied a. room next 20 the one
on fire. and 10 escape he had TO so
through the burning room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
USED RAZ0RS

NEW YORK. Dec. zs.--Twu white
boys stoned two negro xiris here yea.
tsrdAy and were aftexward beaten
by negroes. The boys told their story
and q crowd % white mcn attacked
crowd Of negroes. chasing them
into a tenement house. The crowd
collected until there we're q hundred
men OF each race fighting. and clubs
stones and raxnrs were used india.
erisninafsiy. -Four whites were badly
cut. including q policeman. Fifteen
negroes we're arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
FOOTBALL GAME
IN TACOMA

TACOMA. Dee. 2es--Ths High School
eleven Lost eiossiy fought gnns Of
football 10 . pick>d team representing
The xlcoco club yesterday. The score
wea 10 10 8,
Ths club fsam vas mnch heavier than
the Hlgh school men, although The lat.
Ter were In fns condsticn and played
nke veterans. prontinx by the work they
have done during the season The game
was watched By a great crowd Of spse-
tstoFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
WILL Be
TREASURER
Gov. Shaw Win Enter
Cabinet Jan. IS

HARRINGTON. ID. G.. Dec. "a
s y now authorftativeIy announced
.zaf Governor Leslie NJ. Shaw. OF
gFs. Will accept the treasury port
l9l1 The change win be made about
@snpaFy Is.
Sseretary Cages formal ressgna-
~ has not yet been placed IN the
~nds Of President Roosevelt, and
M not be rendered until the day
- De set when II wifi become ef-
lse. Thin will depend entirely
Governor Hhaws desire.
" the other hand there has been
f9rrnal tender o. the place made
tnf president. II N a matter IN
'en The three Interested principles
working entirely IN harmony
W zach other 70 avoid All chance
= delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

act and reduction by at least 80 per
cent. Of the Omitted States duty on
tobacco. hemp and other merchnn-
disc coming from philippines into the
United states.
Granting the commission power 20
give atrsct railway electric light.
telephone and other municipal fran.
chi9ss. and granting the commission
special authority 20 Issue charters 20
railroads, with power 10 make dona-
tlons ~ lands.
Enactment Of general coinage
inw. providing for a gold standard
with i6cai silver currency.
Establishment OF national banks
aud an appropriation ~ the Spanish
and insarrectlonary seized funds. Tor
school purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
REPORT
IN CONDENSED FORM
Synopsis Of Principal Recommends Made
by the Commissioners

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. H.
Following IN a synopsis % the prin-
cipal recommendation made by the
Philippine commission lu lts annual
report.
oarrisqns TO b taken out %
towns.
Permanent form OF government %
be Instituted Jan. 4. 1904. with FTl-
ipino representation before congress.
Issuance u bonds 70 buy the prop
erty Of the frtars. and granting the
right % appeal from the supreme
court Of the lslands to united States
supreme court In all cases arising
between the lnsulsr government and
the Catholic church In respect 70
ownership Of property.
Confirmation OF the new tariff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CONVEN IONS

EVERETT. wash, Dec. 2g.---The bo.
tells are taxed 70 the uttermost 70 care
for those who are here in attendance
on the two conventions that opened to-
day. The state Dairymen's Associa-
ton was opened this morning with a
larger attendance even than had been
expected. The State Teachers Assoc.
ciation was called to order at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CLEVELAND
ACCEPTS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.--Ex.prcsl-
dent Grover Cleveland has accented
the appointment ms a member OF the
Industrial Department OF the Ma
tionai Civic Federation. recently or
ganized at the conference OF promi-
nent capitalists and labor leaders in
this city.
The ex-presIdent. IN his letter OF
acceptance. which was made public
today. says that while his desire for
the comfort OF absolute retirement
from public life grows stronger daily.
he feels that he would disregard an
important duty II he declined the
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
SYRON WON

NEW YORK, n~e. "a --Conxlaerahle
comment has hesn created here BY tho
narriaxs Of Mis-. Sarah n. Manxam. .
wealthy BrookIyn sptnst@v. 70 Thomas
syron. ~ er.ecnvicf. who has bsen twice
coDsietsd Of crime and has just been
released from q long term In sting sting
Miss MsnTam came In contact with him
through ntssianssy work In the psni
ienfiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CITY OF ABERDEEN
HAS A HARD TIME

The steamer City of Aberdeen,
moored at the Galbralth dock, caught
the fury OF the gale IN full force
last night. The waves dashed her
mercilessiy.
To escape annihilation, the boat,
at O'clock this morning. made for
West Seattle. whore she lay snugly
through the storm. She was missed
from the dock this morning and n
rumor got abroad that ahe had
slipped her hawsers and was prob
ably wrecked.
Fears were soon alloyed as the
trim boat, none the worse for wear
put in her appearance and resumed
her usual run to Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

BALLARD POINTS

Murphy a connor have sold their
saloon next door 70 the postofflce. at
Ballard, 10 Peterson A. Chestnut.
The latter nrm has changed the
name 20 the White Front.
Nearly all the new telephone lists
have been distributed. Those who
have been overlooked can secure
books az the Postal Telegraph Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
WHITE RIVER
OvERFLOWS
The High Water threatens 10 Play
Havoc In Certain Districts

The White river Ia several feet
over its banks from O'Brien station
10 Black River junction. The road.
way Of ths interurban railway ia
threatened. IL the stream raises any
higher. Road supervisors are out m
force with gangs Of men protecting
certain road entertainments In the
Hooded district. ~ IL six years since
the river oyernowed len banks 10 the
present extent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
DYI ING
Governor Rogers May
Expire at Any Hour
OLYMPIA. wash. Dec. ae.--nui-
ie,in. s,os y. m.--Gov. Rogers ls rap
Idly growing verse. The Indications
at present are that he can live but
a few hours.
tsignedl Dr. ingham.
VIM. Blackman.

Gov. J. n. Rogers was elected to
the highest office In the state In isss
as fopuilst on the fusion ticket
and was reelected In November
1900
HE was first taken 81 on the after
noon OF Friday last week. and alarm
ing symptoms rapidly developed
His ags which Il a. years. initiates
against his recovery.
He VIII be- succeeded by Lieut.. =
Gov. Mcbride. who Is a Republican
In politics, In case OF his death.
which now seems certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
SIX men
SUMMONED
Crushed Beneath Huge
Iron Girder

CHICAGO. Dec. zs.-Three men
were killed and three fatally injured
this afternoon by the falling Of a
huge girder in the plant OF the Amer
lean bridge works. Those killed
weres
John Swan.
John Traven.
Albert Fackow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CAPTAIN COOK
is BETTER

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. "a
The condition OF Captain Francis
Cook 10 much improved this morn
ing, and the physicians believe he
has passed the crisis.
There was no material change In
the condition Of Admiral Sampson
fl.la 4unFufun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

WARRINGTON, u. c.. Dec. e.
ia.l0 y. m.-The state department
has received q cahi1gram from the
United Stated minister % Chile. VII.
son. confirming the reported signing
o. a protocol between Chile and Ar
Eeniina. II provides for the ertab-
llshmant OF riodus vivendl on the
boundary question. pending a decl-
sion b. Great britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

huENos AfnEs. Dee. 2d.--The Last
agreement pFopoard between Argentina
ana chill was signed last evening In
Santiago Dc Chili after eonfersnre b..
tween President Rleaco o. chili and hls
foreign minister. senor Yanex, senior
loFtsia FspFessntina Aresntlna
The protocol IL an assurance that there
viii be no Immediate outbreak, ai.
though Il Is not a permanent settle.
msnt o. The diantalty 10th sldrs are
siill preparing Tor trouble bat with
hss haste. Chill viii erect new for.
uheatiops at funta ArruaH aud Taia.
chuano. AFTentinn Will construct In
Italy two warshipa 10 b oomplstsd IN
ip01.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
MACLAY
ANSWERED
President Has Author
ity to Discharge

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. "a
Historian MAclay has no recourse
and must SO. nM a decision has been
given him By the civil service COM
mission on the matter Of his sun-
mary ana peremptory discharge
from the service.
Proctor. Of the civil service COM
mission. this morning received let
ser from Maciay asking for his con-
siructlon u the clvil service laws
an applied 20 HIS dismissal from his
position in the New York navy yard,
Astss TIVE ossstisss
In his letter Aaciay asked two
cu~stlonss First. has the president
any authority under the laws gov
erninK the civil service TO demand
the resignation OF civil service en-
pioya in the classified list second.
has the president the authority. or
power, TO secure the dismissal OF n
civil service emnioye without pre-
ferfinr charges in writing and CIV
ing said employs an opportunity TO
make defense.
rrsetsr ssis ssYss"
Mr.. Proctor answered both ques-
tiona IN the Affirmative. saying
.sYour removal was not I'm violation
OF the civil service laws and acts. in
view OF the we'll known facts in your
case. making all further examina-
ton unnecessary and all defense un-
called for. II II the opinion of the
csvii service commission that the
president has acted with fun au-
thority. and you are hereby 30 In
formed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Stewards Were Lett

Several hospital stewards from the
navy yard at Port Bremerton were
III an uneasy state Of mind this
morning az they paced neryously up
and down the dock waiting for the
Greyhound to sail. They had been
here celebrating Christmas and had
been ordered back last night.
The steamer Greyhound hesitated
about facing the gale and didn't
start out last night, nor did she at
tempt the run III 10 O'Clock today,
10 the petty naval officers had to
wait over.
As one OF them carried the hos-
pltaI KEY ia his pocket II certainly
looked bad for the invaiids on the
sick call this morning at Bremerten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
ln0RT-END
men WON

~ FRANCISCO. zee. 2s-Tns
1rs<zsers Hn1e q eiean,np IN the
HsNzrss handicap which was run yes
Ef<1f n Oakland no sAannon won
f'la go fran the fsvoritss Water Curs
- V-s1vian- The purse ras Ss.Oo0.
x<sasy-oEs books were on and the
@<t'nz Vas ssry heavy. The crowd was
a ths largest o. ths season and
g. dzy vas deal FOR the rscing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
$4,000
---------------------~
Men Will Be Wanted
-
Fer osvrIssn Dsty In Sesth
Africa after Pescs 10
Declared

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2G.--.The rost says
that Gen- Kitchener has Informed the
gar sfire that preparations must b.
made to keep a standing aFmy Of 60.n00
men 10 South Africa for "a lndednIts
p~ffod SITTER peace has been established
and that drafts should ~ sent cut TO
Be- used as nacleus for this garrison
dufy army.
THIS shoNs tho siubhoFonsss Of the
war which has baen fought 50 long and
bitterly. Ths fret outbreak OF h1Htil.
ltiss called fer onIy $4,000 men, and thls
number vas thought 70 b. SUFFICIENT
10 suumaFsiy cioss the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
COME HIGH

NEW YORK. Dec. "a seat on
the stock exchange today sold for
$4,000. establishing a new record
The highest previous price for which
a seat sold was 81. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

BuENOs ATREs. nwc. %. There
VIA some dsatufbance here last night
Nnen the ness - The signing ~ the
protocol became known. but the
people have aaiessd down. News.
~ common sense. Dispatches from
chile say that people there received
the news with satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
LOST

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Dec. "a
A report has been received hare that r.
W. Rathbun. a trapper, has been lost
since Dec. -, In the Mount Adams
country. lie is supposed TO have per-
ished IN the Geld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
LUCKY BOY

FAyENNA. o.. Dec. 2s.-- Senator
hanna Yesterday gave TO his grand
%. the week-old babe Of his con
1<Snisi Hanna. a Christmas present
vefth having. It was sent In due
form curnberousiy rolled In paper.
80 when opened, proved 20 be a
check for tle.eo1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Leo Adams Buried

The funeral of Leo Adams, a minor
of Gle Hlum, was held at o'clock
this afternoon from the Collinh-She
man Undertaking Parlors. fnterment
vas made ia Cavalry cemetsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Will. RECOVER

DETROIT. Mich. Doc. s6.--Gen.
Aiger's condition this morning il
highly satisfactory. His fempsrn
ture and psilsc are now normal. II
r. now believed he will recover his
wonted health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
SOLDIERS
RUN RIOT
Ssventy-Six Arrested
After the Battle

raS FRANCISCO. r~e. ga riot
eres place last nl<ht Ia which over
lsessznd soldiers participated ard tvs
tst1rs near the Preside we're wrecked.
111swen men were arrested ty the po-
H. ard sixsy more are uaier guard AZ
~ frxzidlo wifIinE Ross. q koiaier
y n the nifitary hospital suffering
tsn = stab wcand that win prove fatal
ssxrtss IN ca2xrri
EAsly In the sfternoon q street brAwi
81 place bstwesn . corporal snd . prl.
W. u tne Eleverth cavalry. Ross
ons 40 the sesns ana ~hlpp@d the cor
Dsrsi Ross had leave cr absence and
u&s acting as bar tsndsx 10 enc 81 the
u9zJ saIoenx fhsf surroana the mili.
!. my post A short ffEne after TIE street
eelsofe the cnrpcrsf. who hal been
serxtsd catered the saloon wish sev.
<rai esnsr nea Of his conapany. walked
. eskr 70 Ross and before thu latter could
s<n.'zs as futsntforz STABBED hffn n
~ back me vprnasd man was saken
y ~ bcsaitsl
Cane II unnn<rs
r<psrt spxssd that : msn % the
utsFnfh artillery BAD ke~n kllfed By
n9mker % the Eleventh cavalry. and
- si3es nznts ru41 60 shs s.ieDn
49, u > f<w mlnates f1s men mere
Gunsd In fres-fer-aii Gxhs A pa
- wKxcn flied With police eneern
- IN response to . cali and . charge
- n&da On the mon IN which thr %
- wsse worsrrd They were relieved
rs pest rward Of four companies ~
1<n&trv arrests we're mate and tire mob
UP<Twd.
r1xsw stszes
satopa nasr the enc whers the prin-
7 - hrzwf teck place also met With
1negseFei and was stoned ard Cred
- This Ftoting took place after the
- sfs<mpt to dispers~ The mcn .ss