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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
FRANCHISE
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE CON-
PAMY EXPECTS TO SECURE
SPOKANE TERMINAL - BUSH
SAYS BOTH COMPANIES WILL
USE SAME wIRE.-TwENTY-
FIVE MEN now AT WORK.

The Interstate Telephone company
will begin construction from Spokane
Immediately, if the franchise asked
for is passed by the city council. NJ
A. Phelps. president of the new COM
pany, stated this morning that it
would be a month before active opera
tions commenced, as the franchise
had to remain with the city council
for that length of time.
eff it passes, and / think there is
no doubt of it," said Mr.. Phelps,
The line is now building from Rath-
drum to Laclede on the Pend ORielle
road ana we expect to have that por-
ton Of the line in operation by March
l. We already have the exchange
established at Standpoint. After the
wire is in active operation we will
build to Occur d'Alene, Hope and
Boomers Ferry. This will practically
take in every town of Importance east
of Spokane. Keotenai county will be
more largely interested than any other
section; in fact, we will take in the
whole Pan Handle district"
Manager Bush of the Pacific States
Telephone company said the new line
would experience no opposition from
his company, that negotiations were
now underway to connect with the
Interstate company at Newport and
both companies would handle their
business over the same line.
"The line when completed" said
Mr.. Phelps, will cost between $70,-
600 and $4,000. We now have about
Is men employed on construction in
Idaho and will put on more when
affairs shape themselve so that We can
do so. We have not yet decided in
just what part of the town the ter
minal building will be situated, but it
will be as near the center of the city
as we can get it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
CORONER SMITH
BURNS THE PAPER
Florence Roberts, the Charming Actress, Proven
the Cause Of The Suicide Of Handsome George
Yielding.

can not state it's contents more def
nitely. He was probably crazy about
Miss Roberts and followed her here,
but the note did not say So
From another source II is learned
that the language contained in the
note was taken from plays in which
Miss Roberts appears.
Manager Donahue of the Pinker-
tons admits he knows the contents of
the note, but Will say but one thing:
There was nothing in il referring "a
Miss Roberts.
Funeral interrupted
The body of Yielding was not
buried yesterday afternoon as report
ed. The funeral was held as expect
ed at the parlors of Smith & Co
Just as the hearse was about to start
for Fairmount cemetery a telegram
was received from the brother
Charles Yielding OF Detroit. Mich.
saying he would pay the expenses OF
the funeral. This left an uncertainty
as to whether he wished the inter.
ment to be made in Spokane or tho
body to be shipped, 1t was there
fore necessary to hold the body, The
undertakers therefore have been Civ
ing out the information that tn,
funeral and burial was held yester
day as announced. This is not true
and the body still is at the under
| takers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
HANNA'S LIFE HANGS
BY SLENDER THREAD
Ohio Senator Is Worse Today and Unless
His Fever Breaks Before Sunday He
Will Have Small Chance for Recovery.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-(Dul1e.
tin. )-ssnator Hanna had bad sink
ing spel1, accompanied by an ALARM
ing increase in temperaturs, ~ 3s30
O'Clock this afternoon. DR.. Carter -
piled restorativss without effect. Nam
mas condition In now extremely ortiz
cal A carriage has been sent on tie
run for oxygen. Another was ssno
to the depot to meet osler OF Dalta-
more, who was sent for earlier In the
day. A hurry call has been sent for
DR.. Rixey.
Relatives OF the senator not In the
city have been telsphonsd for by long
distance. /,
Restoratives applied by Carter
brought down the Temperature. but
otherwise the patient did not respond
to treatment. Saline injection ana
nitroglycerins have been given during
the last hour.
The oxygen arrived at 4:o5. Dx.
Carter IL applying It. Senator Hanna
has lost consciousness. His heart u
barely beating. Unless he shall re-
spond quickly. the end, IL II feared, -
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SURVIVORS ON FOREIGN SHIPS

LONDON. Feb. 12.-A1inister Hay
eshi has received . telegram from
TOXIC, saying all the survivors Of the
Russian cruiser Koriets and the
transport Hungara, which were de,nol-
ished nj Chemulpo Tuesday, have
been taken on board the British,
French and italian warships which
were in the harbor until the engage
ment began.
Pabloff, the Russian minister AZ
Seoul, II reported to have asked
American Minister Allen to convey
the survivors to Shanghai or Chesfoo
aboard two American trasports which
are now anchored in the Chemulpo
harbor. A proposal WAS also made
by the French charge d'anaires at
Seoul to the Japanese minister to
take them to Ohssfoo by the French
cruiser Pasca,n on parole ana their
promise not to again participate In
the present war.
The telegram says the Japanese
minister has been instructed to con-
sent to either Of these proposals, on
condition that the survivors be sent
to Shanghai.
The fact that the Hungari was also
demolished at Chemulpo has not
hitherto been reported.
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NO NEWS FOE RUSSIANS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 12.-The
clamoring for accurate news here
continues, as does also the rigid cen
sorship, which prevents the papers
this afternoon from receiving war
news from either Russian or foreign
sources. No news was received here
since Admiral AleXieff's dispatch. AS
n result all sorts of wild rumors are
anoat, nearly all of them giving great
victories over Japanese.
One report current on the streets
here Is that the Russian cruiser
Gromobol destroyed 90 Japanese
transports.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
new COMMODITY
TARIFF ISSUED

A new import tariff has been issued
on commodities from Liverpool. Lon
don, Glasgow and Hamburger to Seattle
Portland and Tacoma. The Northern
Pacific freight department is in receipt
of the newly revised list and the gen.
eral tendency of this is to lower the
continental rate ON goods coming
through from these places to points
throughout the country. This is inter.
esting information to those in the ship
ping business and the Northern Pacific
officials will give the matter as much
publicity as possible.
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Press boys are making
from 81 to SIS per day. We
want five more boys.


A social and reception are being
prepared today to be given at the
Grace Baptist church this evening.
Being Lineoln's birthday the church
will be PRETTY decorated with flags
and pictures OF the president. The
role call will begin promptly at 7;30
o'clock, at the close of which an inter
esting program viii be rendered. Miss
Haddock of Chicago will give declam-
alton and Professor Hannaford of Los
Angeles a vocal solo.
After the programme an informal
social viii be held and refreshments
will be served.
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FRANCE PREPARES.

TOULON. France, Feb. 12.--De-
spite the denials of the admiralty
department that large force of YES
sells may go to the east, preparations
are being rushed night and day. One
cruiser and two destroyers and one
submarine boat are being armed. II
IL also reported that the warships
at. Louis, Janeguiberry and Chanzy
have received orders to sail for the
orient within n fortnight under COM
mand of Admiral Bayle.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-senator
Hanna's fever was two degrees high
er this morning and his physicians.
though denying that his condition Is
alarming. practically admit that his
life hangs in the balance
At 10 o'clock THIS morning they
gave out the following bulletin:
Senator Hanna had comfortable
night. but his fever is higher. 1t Is
1o4 degrees. His pulse is more rapid,
lie, and respiration IS. The irrita-
bility is disappearing"
The physicians when interviewed
afterwards said the senator was con-
scious and there was nothing, alarm
ing. They believe the turning point
in his illness will come within tS
hours.
If the fever breaks before Sunday
his chances of recovery will be much
better. but If the high Temperatures
continues beyond Sunday II II very
unlikely, in his present debilitated
condition. that he would be able %
survive. They say he Is greatly
weakened. He can't speak above =
whisper. He raises his hands fseDly
and is aroused from his apathy only
by baths.
He was given an ice bath this
morning. which caused temporary re-
suscitation. stimulants to give artt-
fetal strength are now given him
regularly.
The bulletin created universal con-
Germ in official and diplomatic circles.
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LONDON, Feb. 12.--Advices from
SHANGHAI say the bombardmsnt OF
Port Arthur - stil In progress. There
n NO word ~ to the outcome, which
- waited with anxiety. A great mass
OF conflicting reports Of losses on
both sides are constantly recsivsd,
some OF which are palpebly absurd.
The lack Of definite information -
particularly noticeable.
This IL accounted for by several
who assert that Japanese vessels are
In all probability spread along the
coast Of Korea, covering the move
,nsnts Of troops throughout the 10
rsau peninsula toward the north,
whore the nrst stin encounter with
the Russians II expected.
There 10 always . possibility, too,
that, owing to the difnoulty In trans
hitting news, information concerning
the opposing aottllas has bsen held
mp.
Shanghai II the most prolific In re-
ports, which are generally founda-
tionlsss. One report earlier than the
above says Port Arthur has fallen
before tho Japanese onslaught. IT
gave alleged details, stating that a
number Of Russian battlsships ana
cruisers had been demolished and the
remainder put to flight
The report u generally disoredited
among the well informed, a. 1t seems
hardly possible that Port Arthur
should be overcome in such . short
time.
A later rsport says . steady bonn
bordment IL in progress, and it seems
moro probable.
Another report, emanating from
Tisn Tsin, says Xakodats, the most
northerly OF the Japanese islands
was shelled by o Russian hest. Thia
also II disbelisvsd, ~ IL 10 known
that . strong Japanese aeet II posted
near there.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
TACOMA WANTS
SPOKANE'S HELP

The Tacoma chamber OF commerce
has been requested to give its views
on the freight rate question to the
Interstate Commerce commission, AMI
at its last meeting passed resolutions
which have been sent to the several
chambers of the state. 1t complains
that the rates on the manufactured
article and ON the raw material is the
same, and that tho railroads have re-
fused TO discriminate between the two.
The. Tacoma chamber asks for the CO.
operation Of Spokane in an effort .to
secure a remedy OF the evil. :.
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UNITED STATES NEUTRAL.

+, .wAsHINGToN, Feb. 1.-THE Jap
anese minister called yesterday at tho
state department and informed 1t OF
the Official declaration of war against
Russia. He said he was instructed
by the mikado to express the hope
that the necessary measures would
be adopted to make neutrality effect
Ave In America.
President Roosevelt soon after
wards signed the neutrality proclama'
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
COLONEL RIDpATH
NSpECTS Mine

Colonel w. NJ. Ridpath has laid aside
his political labors for few days to
inspect a mine near Rossland, which
is controlled by some of his friends in
Spokane. If the colonel's report is
favorable the mine will be reorganized
with Spokane men in control.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
GERMANY WON'T STAND FOE IT

LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch to
the Central News from Berlin says
the Russian fleet in the Baltic sea
will go via Skagerrack straits into
the North sea instead Of by the Kiel
canal. The correspondent asserts that
Germany has limited that the canal
Is not open to belligerents.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
UXINA WILL KELP JAPAN.

BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Japanese Min
lister Kurino, formerly at ST. Peters,
burg. arrived here today. He has
given 1t as his opinion that China
will abandon her attitude of neutral
ity and join Japan Immediately after
the latter gains a decisive land
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12

broke out has been pressing so hard
for the payment of the war indemnity
due Russia from Turkey that the
sultan has issued an trade, forming
a commission under the presidency
of the grand vizier to consider means
Of raising $7500.000.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
DOES ADVERTISING PAx3

'Well, it brings the people
and then If we use them right
they are our customers contin-
uously." Such is the verdict
of the Sloane Paine company,
who recently advertised in The
Press a good grade navel or
ange for cents per dozen.
I'VE actually sold $4,000 or
anges as a result Of this adj
vertising and we have other
bargains. too. When we sold
coffee the other day for IA
cents per pound, as also adver-
tised in The Press, the people
were lined up clear out on the
street. Judging from the i'm
mense quantities of table sup
plies which leave the Sloane
store every day, the quality
must be all that the people
could desire"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
REMOVE MoN-coMHATAMTs.

CHEEFOO, Feb 12.-The German
cruiser Hausa has gone to Port Ar
thur to remove the German women
and children resident at that place
to place of safety.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12

Chas. A. Jones, Medical Lake real
estate man, 10 at the Pedicord.
Carol Hellegas, mining man Of
Fernie, b. c., arrived in ~ city this
morning.. l
n. Dewney Of Troy, Meat, = 49,
tered at the Pacific. Mr.. Downqr =
. mix1ng man.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
THEY DON'T KNOW TT.

BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Government Of
'cials disclaim knowledge of the
impending passage of the Russian
'altic fleet through the Kaiser Will
helm canal.
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AUSTRIAN BOATS TO 'FRONT.'.

VIENNA. Feb. 1.-THE Austrian
cruiser Aspern has been ordered to
Japanese waters. where it will be
Joined by the cruiser Kaiserin Eliza
beth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12

The story Of hsw the city lest
money by stalking a private detective
agency with s25 to secure evidence
showing that the Conique theater
was violating Chief Woydts famous
box rustling" order, shows that the
two men employed by the agency
were stuck on the blackboard races
as played In the oxford and Warwick
poolrooms and that part of the
city money was lost on the ponies.
The boys employed by the agency
evidently thought their first slo bill
came so easy that II must be lucky
money. They came within one horse
OF winning a fortune, ,
The detect tive Srlllel into the OK
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12
HAMILTON WILL WATCH GAME

ilton has gone to Japan to watch the
lighting.
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ANOTHER BOAT DISABLED.

PORT SAID. Feb. 12.--The Rus
sian torpedo boat No. 222, bound for
the far east. has broken down here.
She Is disabled.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-02-12

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 21.-A
dispatch from Khatsin, Manchuria,
states that trade is entirely sus-
pended owing to the depredations of
SLAMS.
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WARNING POWERS, ESPECIALLY COMPILED ron THE
CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS AT TOXIC
SUPERVISION OF THE NDwsPArER ENTEH-
ASSOCIATION.
TOXIC with
concerning Japan and Russia the far east which
interesting but instructive
bearing the events Transporting across the Pacific
RUSSIAN TROOPS IN THE PA. EAST.
Siberian Army
Southern bsttaons Of infantry Of 400
men each nine sauadrons of cavalry and "a guns
battalons of infantry from
tier guards 20 battalions; rs sauadrOns rs guns
semitrchenskEisht battslions. "a sauadrons 2s
Second Army Corp.
Tsskar-Twve battalions = squadrOns ~ ;aa guns
kirn-Twenty-six battaiions 70 sauadrons lo2 guns
Principal hallway Available.
Fusan to Taiku; Chemupo to
Kharbn; Kharbin
and China.
railways
Nagasaki Japan Arthur, China 5s5 miles.
Port Moscow 5000 miles
Japans x@vsaBa
acknowledgements andd
sasebo-
Acknowledgement
Nasasaki-Three docks
MISUNDERSTANDING yards.
omnaso-Aec ommodation for smail craft
Observation-Disclosures.
Rsushima- and supply
aussia's NAVAL ases n
uppy Har is now
Dalny-Harbor and rehttins yard, coal supply.
Stations.
JapanYokosuka Maissura Nagasakl Tokashika, Mat
nat
Russa-pany, Arthur. vladvOstok
East
49,
s. &,
Largest o
displacement; main bat
terry nch
displacement
battery 1872; is
Depot troops-Murata magazine rife eight shot.
carbine.
Artiery-Fied mountain batteries, 12pounder Arska
Armament OF the Russian Army.
Infanry-Three-lne rifle, shot.
CavalrySword rife bayonet and lance.
howitzers
Factories.
Tokoyo
GunP owe Principal Ships.
cruisers "a!
Battleshps 12nch baleshps
81; cruisers eighnoh IA cruisers sixineh Sc
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE gun
boat Wilmington has been ordered
from Hong Kong to Cheefoo, where 1t
will represent the United States until
Admiral Evans cruiser squadron ar
riveS
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ITALY GETTING READY.

ROME, Feb. 12.-All italian blue
Jackets on leave of absence have been
ordered to prepare to rejoin their
vessels at once.
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William II. Thompson Of Seattle,
attorney fss The Great Northern rail
way, y in the city stopping ss the
kosa Ridpath. w
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Todays Reports Dscredit Story Of Surrender Of the
Beseged Port---0ficia| Information Is to the Effect
That Russian Transport Was Also Sunk at Che
mu|po in Tuesdays agement---Many Wild Ru-
( m0rS Are Afoat.
mors Are Afoat.

ASSOCIATION SPECIAL
1EsPoNDEMxs
YOKOHAMA, a1nAr RUSSIAN wAzsEIPs
ARTHUR DIsABLED. SEVERAL
JAPANESE HOME REPAIRS.
SHANGHAI la-anPoRTs RECEIVED HERB STATE THAT
CRUISERS SUNK. RUEsIAN
BUILDING DESTROYED soMBA1DMzNr PozT Ar
THUR ooNTTNuEs
PETERSBURG FEB. la.-THE ANNOUNCEMENT rs MADE m
NAVAL QUARTERS THAT m A ARTHUR
PARIS 1a.-AccoRDINa INFORMATION RECEIVED
TODAY sTARx COMMANDED ARTHUR
FLEET, RECALLED PuN1sH1xENr DEFEAT
He WILL BE SUCCEEDED sRxDLorr,
I'm coxkAMD BLACK FLEET.
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very near. General Dick Of 0Aie,
representatives Payne Of New Yoxk
and Dalzsu Of Pennsylvania just ar
rived on the run. They are now walt
ing in the anteroom-
Secretary Dover has sent message
to the eject that Mamma has had an
unexpected change for the worse, and
that his condition II critical. Dover
was asked II this was the beginning
Of the end, and he answered: ~ am
afraid Il is.~
It Ia stated now that the ralpss was
caused by . movement OF the bowels.
At 4:45 O'Clock Kanna's heart near.
ly stopped beating. It was barely
futtering. His temperature was r.
duced aboue ! degree. All efforts are
now bent to restoring his heart 60
EoA
Kis breathing ID only surface
breathing. he did not respond -
oxygen.
At 4:45 his heart action was tribe
steadisr and his breathing some desp-
sr. A very slight Improvement was
announced.
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That Actor George Yielding was
desperately in love with Florence
Roberts and intended to kill her as
well as himself, the theory first ad-
vanced In Yesterdays Press. in the
light of later developments is now
considered a fact. Yielding ,act in
shooting himself before Miss Rob
erts' door in the Hotel Spokane
| Wednesday afternoon may have been
an insane act. as claimed by the com
pany. but II was insanity prompted
by a desperate infatuation. This is
absolutely proven by dispatches from
| the coast. showing that he left the
| Gilmore company of his own accord
and his statements at leaving that
| he was going to kill a sweetheart.
Later admission by members of the
| Florence Roberts company. detect
| ives and coroner point in the same
| direction. 1t is now known that as
member of her company he was at
| her beck and call at all times, in
| fact was her slave.
| Letters left by Yielding and held
up and suppressed for some unac-
countable reason by Coroner Smith
are now attracting attention. Dr.
| Smith at first claimed there were but
two letters. one addressed to a friend
in Philadelphia and another to a
brother in Detroit He now claims
the statement was technically true,
but that there was sheet of paper
found in Weddings room, upon which
he had written certain things. of
which the coroner either has q hazy
memory or does not wish TO reveal.
He says he has burned this paper.
but he maintains strenuously that
nothing on that sheet of paper re-
ferred 10 Miss Roberts, and Manager
Donahue of the Pinkertons makes the
same claim.
Coroner's Statement.
This paper" said Coroner Smith
today, was standing ON the writing
: table. propped against the wall, and
was a statement that his lie was q
failure and that he was going tC
I commit suicide That was about al
+ there was to H. IL was addressed
I hto no one No. 1t did not contain any
$ reference to Miss Roberts personally
O 1t Expressed disappointment be
O cause he had not been re-employed
The note N not In existence and
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CITY NEWS

f. l.. Smith, professor from Pull
man college, is in the city.
NJ. Harshman of the Kalispell Lum-
Der company is in the city from Kali
ispell. He is at the Ridpath.
Judge Edwin McBee of Rathdrum
is at the Victoria.
Judge II. T. Morgan of Harrison =
in the city visiting frieDas>nau
c. +. Johnston, a
man, is at thuGHnl
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CLEVELAND, O., Feb. la.-(Dul.
ietin.)-Dan Hanna has been called
from Cleveland to his fathers bed
side.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-(Dulle.
tin.)-At Ans o'clock this aftsrnocn
n. p. Hanna, the senator's brotAss,
rushed out Of the room ana began
sending kilograms to relatives. An
attendant summoned him sxcitsdly
back to the sick room, saying his
counsel was needed. Dick Mamma was
just called into the room. Dr.. Oar.
ter Is now applying heroic remedies.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-(Dulle-
tin.)-At noon the following bulletin
was issued:
Senator Hanna II resting quietly.
His temperature has been reduced 70
1ol.s, pulse los, respiration -. Re
continues to retain all the nouxish-
msnt given him. Ho complications
have set in. (signed)
"HxxEY,
"CARTE1.~
Although hope has not been entire
ly abandoned by those who are In 81
tendance, the opinion prevails pretty
generally that Senator HANNA WIN not
recover. It Ia admitted today that
he had typhoid fever In . most -
vero form, and tina. death might oc-
cur at any time. The saline injsc-
lions to proiong life are continued.
For the past two days strychnine
has been given the patient to
strengthen his heart action. The dose
today was one-thirtisth Of grain.
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TOXIC lin condensed the reader is presented wit
and Russia In the far east whic
interesting but instructive
bearing the Transporting the Pacific:
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NEWS ron BUSY ~

nsmSasamsns 81 yess AxsAnx ssn11nesA
6tcry Of suusnAsr q yees 1assssaAssA
1usssaa tx.sspsss wss sunk = sngags00e -
nulro 1ussAay. - ~
Survivors q crews sSessa Dasslan Ssab -
Jhsusulvo sagagsnsas pasoIsA ~ sanss J,
lsatxal war vessels.
xAny VIVA ana eonAieta.g sunoss ssss -
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Cut IT OUT AND PASTE IT in Your HAT

HERE FACTS AND FIGURES CONCERNING THE
WARNING POWERS, ESPECIALLY COMPILED FoR THE
PHnss CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS TOXIC
UNDER suPEzvIs1oN OF THE NnwsPAPER ENTER
PRISE ASSOCIATION.