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The Delta independent., 1905-09-15
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,)
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
MoSrkosE. Colo, August -, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that
NIEIS p. MADSEN,
of Eck.rt Delta county, Colorado. las filed notice
Of intention to make proof on hi- desert land
claim No. 5'' Ute series, for the Sws Swi.. sec.
Is. Tp. II South Of Range ~ West. 9Th r. NJ
b.for. Milton II. welch, U. S. Commissioner at
Delta. Colorado, ON Saturday the eth day OF Octo-
ber. iHti.
He naine- the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land:
David S,ull william d. Yant. James Peterson.
Ezra Il. Yant. all Of Eckert. Colorado
BRYSON p. BLAIR. Register.
Fist pub. Sept. 1. Last pub. Oct.6
The Delta independent., 1905-09-15
McCi.lIa. Pest. Ne..s. O. 4. \.

Meets the secnnd Saturday Of each month Il
the !. .. 2. Hall at 90 r. III, The Officers fo
the ensuing year are as follows:
h, A. Jolin.un, Commander: s. V. Command
or. u. 7. Gof. Junior V. Commander. Justin M
Carihy; o. D., w.s shippee; qua rtertnaster, "
Hair: Surgeon. II NJ. GRAY; Chaplain, e. Z
Marsh AdiutAnt. Georvc Bccklev.
The Delta independent., 1905-09-15
Delta C0mmsy Onaeers.

Sheriff C.. b. Gibbs.
County Clerk and Recorder, d. :. Doughty.
County Treasurer, J. L. BeckIey.
County Assessor. Sam Cuckerham.
County survey or. john A. Curtis.
County Judge. r. \. Dickerson.
County Supt OF schools. Miss Emma Myers.
Coroner-Dr. e.. II. Bufgin.
George Stephan. County Attorney
Joseph Husref., :. .ud -
X. U. WiimOt. :" 3rd
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
Real Estate.

B. F. Kersey of Crews, has
bought two sections of land near
Sherwood and will make his home
there.
Mrs. Kate Week sold to r. +.
Scott two lots on West Harris
Avenue for $1G5. The sale was
made and reported by Currier,
Thames e. Co.
Currier, Thames & Co. report
sales as follows:
For Austin Spencer to j. w.
Kincannon, one house and lot
near J. w. Carpenters place IN
East San Angelo, for 800.
Hills e. Cunningham sold
Monday for Brown f. Lee and
relatives, $50 acres of McLennan
county land to w, w. Embry,
consideration $3.50 cash.
Hills e. Cunningham sold for
R. II. Burney of Kerrville, lots | ]
u, IL and II of block 80 to Gill
more Gwin for $1,000.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

-WANTED-10 statesmen to APP
ply between 8 and 10 Jan. 23.
Austin Spencer & Co.
Geo, Cowan of Robert Lee re-
ports plenty of sleet and ice in
that neck o. the woods last week.
The neatest, cleanest meat mar
ket in town. Snow IL Taylor's
Phone 3O2. 1t
Mrs. A. p. Holman and baby
returned Monday from a visit to
friends in BaIlinger.
w. A. Alberthal, the tailor, has
moved next door to j. B. Aliens.
Fred Sterling has resigned his
position with the telephone peo-
pie and left Monday to take a
look at the world.
For the best fruit and shade
trees that money can buy (not
switches) and guaranteed dor
mant when dug, go to Nussbaum-
er's, the florist.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

3. Getting the news. Fred
S. Webb, San Angelo.
8 Plate vs.. ready-print.-
p. f. Truly.
10. Should paper stand for
the popular side in n community?
Austin Callan, Ozona.
II. Soliciting. George Cowan,
Robert Lee.
The same officers were elected
for the ensuing half year. The
next meeting will be held in
Brentwood on the third Monday
i'll July. By resolution unani-
mously adopted tho association
extended thanks ITO the newspa-
per men of Ballinger for the
splendid entertainment afforded
to the Santa Fe and Frisco rail
ways for the courtesies extended
and To the people of Ballinger
for the hearty welcome gwen
the visitors. The General Mana
gers, General Passenger Agents,
General Freight Agents of the
above named railroads were elect
ed to honorary membership in
i'll the association by unanimous
vote.
Any history of the meeting
would he incomplete without the
story Of the magnificent feast
given the members by the news,
paper men of Ballinger, And
the pen which successfully de-
scrides the perfect arrangement
and the thorough enjoyment OF
this most enjoyable feature of
the meeting. will have to be Il
better one than that Of the writer.
The banquet, and the name is a
very fitting one, occurred at the
Katy restaurant, and there
were present at the feast all those
Of the visiting members Of the
association as we'll as Judge Guion
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

some of the trials and tribula-
tons of the country newspaper
man, but because they were in
perfect keeping with the actions
of the people of Ballinger toward
the visitors. Judge Guion spoke
for several minutes and received
the very close attention and his
talk was enthusiastically applaud
ed a paper was read by w. |.
Wayland of the San Angelo Pres
in response to the speech of Judge
Guion.
The business of the Associa-
ton was then taken up and dis
posed of after which the program
was begun.
The program is as follows and
each number was freely discussed
informally, each paper proving
Of much interest to those present.
But two numbers were read Mon.
day afternoon and the program
was completed Tuesday morning,
The Program:
Does the machine make
good?-J. G.. Murphy, San Ange.
10.
=. The value of the editorial
column in the country weekly
Will II. Mayes, Brentwood
3 Newspaper bookkeeping -
j. NJ. Adams, Comunche.
!. Is it wise to cut Prices?-
A. W. Sledge, BallInger.
D. Holding down expenses
without decreasing the revenue
B. G Hill, Pecan Valley, News
Brentwood.
6. The desirability and ulti
mate value of foreign advertising
&C. p. Sheppard, Banner-Leader
Ballinger.
Z Building up the suhscrip.
ton list.--llarvey f. Mayes,
Brentwood.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
BUSINESS CLUB MEETING
New Officers Elected For Ensuing
Year. Railroad Matters.

The San Angelo Business Club
met Monday night with a large
attendance. A communication
from President L. p. Ripley of
the Santa Fee was read by Secre-
tary Ions in which Mr.. Ripley
stated that the matter of double
daily train service would be rigid
ly investigated at once.
The annual report of the Club
was next read, which gave re-
sumo of the work done during the
past year.
Upon motion vote of thanks
was rendered Secretary Ions for
his work in behalf of the Club.
Mr.. Ions thanked the Club for
favors shown him and stated that
he was not u candidate for re-
election to the office of secretary.
DR.. March stated in behalf of
the committee on moving DR..
Watts camp that it was impossi-
BILE to raise the 81, 900.
Attention of the Club was called
by Col. Baker to the fact that sew
eral railroads we're surveying lines
to other towns on the San Angelo
branch and suggested that an ef-
fort he made through the commit
tee Oh railroads and transporta-
ton to get into communication
with the building lines.
Col. Baker was appointed chair
man OF a special committee to Sc
lect his associates and take up
correspondence with the Santa Re
concerning the new cutoff to be
built to Portales.
Dr.. John Abe March then de.
livered a short address thanking
the Club for consideration shown
him during his two years as pres.
sident, and besides stating that
the common point freight rate
secured by the Club for San An
gelo was their best achievement
for the year, he told them he
could not accept the presidency
again
A motion was made by Col
Baker that Geo. f. Webb be
elected president. Mr.. Webb was
unanimously elected by a rising
vote. Brown +. Lee was elected
vice president and Col. A. j
Baker treasurer. The directors
were elected by ballot and are
Geo. Hagelstein, G. E. Hudson,
J. B. Murrah, DR.. J. A. March
G. B. Metcalfe.
DR.. March in an appropriate adj
dress rendered the chair to Presl
dent Webb.
Upon motion of Mr.. Metcalfe
a vote of thanks was given Dr.
March for his assiduous and eff
cient work in behalf of the town
and Club.
Adjournment followed.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
Born.
Born.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. O'Far.
rell, Friday, Jan. ID, boy,

Silas lizard left Tuesday OH a
buiness visit to Santa Anna and
Coleman.
w. B. Turner and wife have
been spending the last ten days
at Water Valley on visit
Hon, Rhodes S. Baker and wife
of Dallas, who have been visiting
Col. and Mrs. A. j. Baker, re-
turned home Monday.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
congregation will elect deacons at
the Sunday morning service.
Opportunity will also be given
for church membership. Mem
bers are urged to attend,
Pigs feet, tripe, chlttenlings,
brains, oysters, fish, beef, pork,
mutton, veal, boiled hams, pure
kettle rendered hog lard at 124c
per pound at Ileitz!er's. If
Those who attended the West
Texas Press ASSOCIATION, at Bal,
llnger, from around San Angelo
were: Geo. Cowan of Robert Lee,
r. l.. Caruthers of Eldorado, Fred
S. Webb, Clifton H, Upper and
w. !. Wayland of this city. They
returned Tuesday,
We'll furnished rooms for light
housekeeping at Wuertemberg
house. 3
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
NEWSPAPER Men MEET.
A Highly Interesting and Enjoyable
Meeting is Held by The West
Texas Press Association at
Ballinger.

A newspaper man perhaps does
not deserve the consideration nor
commentator of the community
at large though there is doubt on
the subject Some people pre-
fer to regard him as one of the
necessary evils Others look up.
on him as an essential to the
proper development of the
country and treat him according
ly. Some men seem to think
that II newspaper man is combl-
nation of nerve and u desire to
become capitalist. There are
those who regard him as human
being with the average amount of
both virtues and vices. Some
see 70 good in what he may do
while Others are kind enough to
overlook what faults he may pos
sess and treat him with the same
business courtesy that they won d
accord those more fortunate III
the possession Of the things Of
this world. In n word some
seem to think the newspaper man
an obstrosity and some think
him man.
1t is not hard TO find those
who hold the evil opinion. They
are in San Angelo and every other
place where newspaper men are
wont to pursue their avocatons.
1t makes Il fellow feel that life Is
really worth the trouble of endur-
ing to the end TO find whole
people who are so courteous TO
the newspaper fraternity as the
people of Ballinger were on the
occasion Of the second scmi-an.
nual meeting of the West Texas
Press Association in that city
last Monday and Tuesday. 1t
makes a newspaper mans heart
pulsate with Joy aud a kindly
feeling for the whole human fam
lily to be treated as he feels and
hears that bankers and merchants
are treated when they go into a
town for O social conflab among
them selves.
The readers of the Press have
heard of Ballinger hospitality and
some of them have shared 1t. re
thelatter there is nothing to say.
They have been and seen fol
themselves. TO others there 10 q
lot to be said and every word OF
it is complimentary to the people
of Ballinger. In the first place
the Ballinger people appreciate
the newspaper men of that city
They seem to know that they are
doing a good work for that tow
and are holding up their hands il
. the way Of moral encouragement
rs we'll as material support. II
this be it said by way of parenthe
sis that they in no wise excel the
people of San Angelo. The in
tention of this article is not tc
4 Hluhc COill pun lSOllS buO w Jcll ull'
readers of this paper about thu
way Ballinger did unto the news
paper man who was a strange
within her gates and here goes fo
the story.
The Press Association meeting
was called to order in the cour
house at four o'clock Mouda,
afternoon and the meeting wa
by vote of the members declared
to be for the purpose of the trans
action of business with the pro
gram as reported to be carried
out afterwards.
Judge John |. Guion IN an clio
quent address extended a mos
hearty welcome in behalf Of thu
people of Ballinger to the visiting
newspaper men. His word
were most highly appreciated b.
the visiting members, not alon
for their ring of sincerity and tn
orators faithful portrayance o
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
Annual Elections of Officers,

The annual election of officers
and directors of the First Nation
al Bank was held last week with
the following result: Geo. e.
Webb, presidents w. S. Kelley,
vice president; G. II. Powell,
cashier. Directors: Geo. Il.
Webb, J w. Hill, W. S. Kelley,
Dr. J. A March, G. A. Broome.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

and Messrs. Baker and Norman,
who are Ballinger bankers and
several of the printers from the
Ballinger offices. The affair was
one of the most pleasant ever at
tended by any of those present
Five courses were served, each
more delicious and enticing than
the one preceding it until it
came to the wine and walnuts
when there was in reality a feast
of reason and flow of soul.
Judge Guion again addressed
those present in few words re-
lating to the following of Journal
ism as business. Toasts were
proposed to the eloquent Judge,
as the guest of honor, and to the
newspaper men of Ballinger. The
banquet was worthy of any city
in the state and every man
present agreed that it was one Of
the incest features of Il most sue
cessful meeting The Ballinger
people with their excellent hos
pitaIity endeared themselves to
every visitor present who departed
singing the praises of the people
in general aud those of the fra ter
nifty in particular
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

Dr.. A. a. Lindsay, principal of
the St. Louis College of Sugges-
ton, left Monday on his return to
St. Louis. DR.. Lindsay was the
guest of Penrose n. Ions while
here.
Mrs. John Reynolds and child
rem arrived Sunday from Moody,
and left Monday for FL Dorado
on visit to Frank B, st. John
and family.
w. A. Alberthal, the tailor, is
now next door to J. B. Allen 8
where he wishes to see You iii re-
gard to a perfect fitting SUIT,
pants etc. 1t
II. II. McCloskey left Monday
for Dallas from which place he
will go to Hot Springs, Ark, fol
short stay.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

From somewhere to anywhere,
you can get anything hauled or
transferred. Phone numbers 33,
425 and 1906 Concho Livery IL
Transfer Co. If
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19

Go to r. W. Henning for your
furniture, stoves, wagons, buggles
gasoline engines and sulky plows.
Everything cheap. If
Good old "Edgewood 1880 Rye"
at Edgewood Bar. If
j. S. Miles, expert embalmer
and funeral director. Phone 3.
Window Glass at Smith IL
Robertson's.
Best photos at Henry's, If
The neatest, cleanest meat
market in town. Snow q Tay-
lor's phone 302.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-01-19
ANGELO JANUARY

In order to make room for some large shipments
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH GRADE Fl
for several days If you have Furniture need
there are some others. Come see. Z. .
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
oAi.hann tlnl.sr.it,

Tile 8ra semester ef fhe University
of Oklahoma opeHs sept lst1 Tues
aaY On TUESDAY and Wedne siat Tie
time all d gwen ap ta the enmil
meHi u students 8u THURSDAY tie
asses meet for tie hnt time f9f tile
@ienmeat ef lessons 0n Friday
the 18TH a. la O'Clock the formal
opening 0f the University for the
feat takes plare And Il tihs time tile
President delivers Ills formal address
TIE public j. Invited to ts ptesemt 1t
tfle formal apsnln
Arrangements taHt heen made d
tie iasg two weeks faf giving person.
ii attention to eeefg nee student
who eumes Is fhs Diversity 1 can
Yas ef thr eigy haa been made fuf
fa0MluE and boarding hlaess tlat csn
ta approved af Ito administrative
ofiies AID : committee from tie
81 &. 4 ard una from tie i " C
4 have planned TITO aofk and dlvid
ed Il - Ali ttaitss will te mef and al
Hev aaklants located % bames tie
management approves 6load board
can - as0ted Tits scar from 49, q
SOD pee week and RESINS average q
cents t. 81 IS nef wseA Mafe expen
stse accommodations IL private fahil
lies ean - sespfe8 NF Those Wii9 deslfe
them flsuas ~ practice can b
fentea = Fsas Hahia Wfes Commit
tees FROM tie faflaas KoHuG Hfnp.es
eelafles e tie ehaf1es h4fe aias
PLANNED e assist d afeJans tfF sta
dents Esefksllias iH .aafN thg
largest 6HN.lHeNf 81 sHH htaEf af
tisa aiseN4f sfas fa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
ENJOYS WILL
SIGN TREATY
The Division oil SakhaIIn Is
Agreed Upon.
Am wlated l'se

Associated Press
Portsmouth. Sept TIE statement
IN tl,e Associated Press dispatches last
night that fhs series If conferences
which continued antli almost mid.
night related "a differences over aftl.
riea conserving tile division If sakla-
iln u tullY confirmed
TITO japanese we're ii frat inclined
ii Il obdurAse, hat 81 arrangement
mutually satisfactory WaA provision
alIy aNfeed II aad 4 expected II be
Naally signed b. lte etlef p'enipglen.
diaries darins tiie day
n 4 expected tile teat ~ tla freafy
wili hs completed tptiay
Iie article feiaflnN 70 sakh4ip Wilt
~ Ill aee0faAhee elth tle original
aarrsmHut a. given N 5lle Associated
ripa dispatches Tuesday night
asmel3. naHsusg obligation Hot "a fef.
hrs saRimitn ap4 0biisaiien ~ Jap.
ahese uas ~ iauitg tereFeoasa straits
TM1ra are q ha WtfhlfAaH lhf
fafaHsaa % the ilue r MnkieH sud
tHe l,assiaus ,u nafhN uetsiis II
tNe subsequent With lave Hgt t@sn
Af We8
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07

Associated rfsv
Portsmouth seps ~ i noe et.
nseted the leAee treaty siil h eams
psesed III gomuuua night ot SUNDAY
Fsnai summaries wsil tneH IL e4h.ed
II Toxic and St rsgsrshuFs fof aps
lbfusals and TUESDAY of "Wednesday
lasst n Vita ard kpmans expect e
spaeiss final authority to aesk tissif
!. sNatufeM
Tlse conditions u au AFmlsflea Will
u arranged ii Tie piealpateatlaFles
tiers
At mtetlus fna42 kuMaF4 en-
p.AlHeA tlAt shi.e Dis government
- feadg q eota~ut ta ~ armlsties
lis Instructions aeta thai this should
net tAks piars uutti after tic signing
81 tha treaty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
CONCRETE on A nEw Plan.
xmpzoyed Mathoa Knpisyea ~ -
EnKsnes4 ~ the ERrisAe
Coast

FMfheaa@tW 80 M I.
h*efstk hestHa Il .~ANA%se -
hAe Fseeas'f ~sM ' s.s
FashNf 4ttAAAAs ssAata hs e.sss..'s
81 AiaNs*sss 80 hssNe~A ~ 4 ~f.s' i. -
sefnAns AAs Ras7 AAN aa~s4 e ~
tas @A1a ssAs@i'AaAss @ussp sAA'.A'a
newhas aeAa N a'AA'f a''M W.
tssAeAeess ~ NaR M~a W
tif@l'f u AAiesta'N ~ esA.ss4s -
Ans previously pfNn $1,000 80 80
NTfNfHi h0aTA AhH NtkA ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
TIME SPENT ~ TRAVELLING
Large PAT sf the DAY sHsns by Sn.
hngtanltes 0alng r. and TYam
Business


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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
NO ARMIST|CE UNTIL
TREATY is SIGNED
ENJOYS Have Not Been Auth
Orized to Sign Treaty

Associated Press
porysH0ufh. N.H.,Aug - summer
guests assume THAT peaee negotiations
are practically AZ al end and afe leay.
tSg uu every train
TITS plsulgalel!thAfses h8wgVef are
basy arranging Important details set
ia - decided
neNaHsns snd lieunlsan are fef
tlms AmiA spfasN tileg aFe calling
81 thHIF assistance. from Tins e time
tbose delegates ahme advice trey
need
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
TO PREVENT COR
RUPT PRACTICE
Of Purchasing Agents to So
cure Trade.
a atMPp

@A8AF#8 tEsAA
Allang \. i sept IA las max.
inF il misiemeAuQf faf amplogs~ q
ata Kind e accept ) Rlfi from . busis
neN man fur lis iHHn1ueH II securing
tic tagla If employees vent into elect
today TIE AZ aisa makes ia mis-
demeanor far anF pefsan e offer saeh
= gift II s lefeiaa 81 j eauuptAg
practice If purchasing agents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
END OF WAR
BRINGS RELIEF
Associated Pres

Associated Press
a'esle AaE. q Tte terms of peace
ars npt fst tneNu ~ tie pnhlle but
despite It's lAek ei information many
peopls aFs alreadf sfitlels.us and %.
iaetlus
floastsf. there i q KFeaf Feeling af
relief THAT tise ar i Hdsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
ninII

Associated Press
0gsteF Haf Aus 81 III ) cable
gram fsesEesa IS tbs President TO-DAY
HNaNf0f Nicholas ssfs
"AeeegE Hf congratulations aasl
earnest thanks faf having bfoashi
paaee negotiations @ sHeeegsfa. eah.
eiasl0u " country aill gratefully
recognize uH great part You hate
played ia tlle Portsmouth eaufeneuee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-07
CLEANLINESS ESSENTIAL.
ThW 0alak Cal6 Daily Bath with
mes TMhhAnR awANsA Wsek nheala
Ksep ona ntsaR ana Vigorous.

Ths tals& ~ wiAA iaf Il heAlth With
that a. YaHg nfNs AAa Yuaf aanos you
ean naaAe tte lasaelsA ii llfe sksp Ii
htNh atass fafa muAeiAa. j haAithy.
Ki0alna aAsn. egeH bFsahs alsh sneray
ana amAsiian shete make sbe seWn
5aslan II fhs wamsa tsauslfa Care
fal. ssnaaAit becoming NaWnsn9 plaza
bi3 part. W apes ths EmA@nef III asif.
dressing and the lAoaAMaA ana ons AZ.
tails III Nr0omlNs hat htalsh ii tae
tf@ Fegalslle aaa IN fat a. usoas net.
ssamfY nae
ScTAEaiaas SleanllneaS IA e. smsE.
tAAl to heaaga ~ y IL h nnes aaoa
sQokA Ihs hag 4 constantly under
aalng i sYst8m III Aseay and FeaeNAl
fha Mkfh Hakss IA in uay narsitaes
and hathinE ASSISTS thls pF0eaa6
M0fs thAn this bathing ana vlEug0us
rubbing n shH haag ii y sort nf exeF-
else trst n ~ laealF benwaeiai the
muscles Afs saGlssEe8 ID. hlaod and
the fssa glswa aas tsnElea Ehe resali
tvihw eleafeg msnd aaa refreshed
body
aeme womea aas that They have aat
ths vitality "a withstand daily hatk
That ii usually fae eAas when the bath
ii considered i fslher aud s0a mush
esFebgih III eKgeaaaa Il shs serabhiak
and the Fahalne Ehs aass bsa#Aelal
bath Ii shF qaleA oHa thAg II ever
wishin thFes m4nnses kaeA bath Il
: tomb III II aet necessary "a Fst into
ihe tue merely ~ 0Yvr the loas
speedily bathing Awuf tha aut aa8
eueFetiaah nf the sAin Fiaalne aasekiy
ant rabtlne brlskiY nhtll shs ekin
fairly tsnElss het bath II nsteaAaFy
ngt agtsnsr thAa talea y @rA II uue
il ueree tifea 4 boz hatb laes before
K0ine II he8 @it ae A. Haothlnr
resgful comforter thtlaEa Ke3Ha
Herald
TIME SPENT M TRAVELLING
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Portsmouth AAA il Ipth Hoea
neither Russian eHs taf mssluu laH
feeeite1 auy Information regarding
au afmlstlee However the ean
fiHsiou e afmlsFlee 4 not - lmp0F
taut as e create alarm i q dat II
tsa s5apaes bafaH lt + proclaimed
Taeit understanding has existed fiat
thffa wauld p Hg Fenrral engage.
ment untli ths result of fha confer
epea aas known
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TEN KILLED IN RAIL
WRECK IN ENGLAND
at

Asse latea Press
Wffam EHelaHa >ep Ter per
s9as Nefe kited and MANY seriously
Iasgni befr toiAy tF 81 express train
ffVm London "a femag dashlns into
Tie platform q tbe Ntham station
0t te eeeat Eaatfu asHeag
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NE EWS
AT MANCHURlA
4 Neutral Zone he Been Es-
tahlIfaea Between Armies.


Associated Ffesa
f'sHsha rass NaHehuga sepi
Tie aut ihtimafl0u 0f j peaee agree
HeHt As rFiHtsa todHT
TIE ueea s fut taa vaguely known.
however e 01tu lts effect Ntetthe.
ies arrangements lave alssaH8 6een
Instituted fef tal establishment oi 4
neutral tone - aesu lheauHle pend.
Hs thelf j mobilization
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rafgsmoaih sept 40 afmstiea
i tslas slene1 II lake effect after tie
treaty. has been signed TIE delay tu
tie cessation ~ tesgilllles aas due s
ttse fsfiissA ef japan - eauant e. 81
earlier time