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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14
RANCH Is FLOODED.
Great Damage Done at Sanderson by
i Cloudhurst.

Sanderson. Tex, Aug. News
has reached here of a cloudburst,
hailstorm and cyclone on what Is
known as the Lemin ranch, about
forty miles northwest from Sander
son Several outhouses were turned
over. machinery displaced and other
damage done Fortunately no one
was hurt and no damage to stock re-
ported. Amount of damage to other
property is not now obtainable. 1t
has been raining this evening and
indications are for good rain to-
night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

BlackpOol, England, Aug. Ii
Two lions. the property Of this city,
We're found loose yesterday morning
in the yard adjoining their cage to-
gether with the body of n working
man 1t appears that the man on
the previous night made the
boast that he would enter the lions
cage. Evidently in an attempt to
carry out his boast he opened the
cage. The animals escaped and
killed him. gorging themselves on
his body.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

a. WIue 4n e 6audAs interviews
raxs Ru ls AH8ioHs fnF gHaa. huf
NOT char unarp chat viH destroy tan
self respect of every HuHaa fu
other wands. IS WIua ls deeiusaa af
affecting settlement Ullh Japan
thar wfl rwcialm far aia government
through manipulation. prestige losf
On fhw Fields ~ battle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14
Death for linYcofters.

London, Aug. 1.-THE Daily Tele-
graph s Shanghai correspondent wires
that the governor of New Chwang
has notified the hoycotters of Ameri-
can goods that their punishment is
death
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday. August Is. 1905, the com
missioners court OF Ellis county,
Texas, will receive proposals from
such persons, corporations and asso-
Citations as are designated by law for
the purpose Of selecting a depository
for the fuulm Of such county, the
said court rrserviuE the riEht 20 re-
jeCt any or ali proposals or bids
r. l.. HAWKINS.
County Judge. Ellis County. Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

T. w. Vines now occupies new
quarters with his tonsDriai parlor aud
hath house 4 room Ia the Rogers
hotel block has been especially lifted
ap fog Mr. Vines The painter and
paper hanger have given the front
and Interior very attractive an.
peaFanCe The 4hup hAA besn fur
nishtd throughout with Hsw funi.
tare 10 ths latest dessgns Sir Vines
aud his ofew 81 ha beers moved into
the urW ulaea this mofuluk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

The family 1nwAacine In taanzsaaaass 90
honaes for So ve@s&--Dr. rhaenes's LAwes
and Hood 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

Fresh catch maekerel al ICDuffie
Grocery Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14
Ia New Quarters.

County Judge. Ellis County. Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-14

sheriff Ellis Comnty. Texas.
~ ~ q atnniek. nwpaty Sheriff
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

principal planks Of the republi-
can platform, and people had
confidence that if Roosevelt was
elected president be would make
the fight for the masses. 1t is
indeed possible that in the near
future that Bryan, Dubois, and
even the editor of the nPress, "
viii getin the republican wagon
when they realize that imperial
ism, gold standard and anti-ex-
pansion theories, are dead issues.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

w. F. Brewster has purchased
the Emmett-Pearl Record, To-
Gated at Emmett. Editor Brew
ster is a newspaper man of wide
and varied experience; he has al
ready greatly improved the ap-
pearance OF the paper. Canyon
county politicians had better get
in on the ground floor.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

The Caldwell News has pulled
allssaloon ad. fromits columns,
but continues to notify it's read
ersthat Huffman Co., of Chicago,
will pay $75 per month and
allow $3 per day for expenses,
for ten men to travel and tack
signs in Idaho. Consistency,
thou art jewel. I"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

One by one the traditions OF
our boyhood days are being
knocked out. First it was the
VIM. Tell apple story, then
George Washington's Ratchet
and cherry tree had to go, and
now comes a prominent mining
mailwho says the first discovery
OF gold in California was in 1888
in Los Angeles county. The next
thing we hear will be that Dubois
was not an original anti-Mor-
man.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

The following from the Occur
d'Alene Press, one of the stauneh
democratic papers Of our state,
reads like there might be a
change: "The fearless manner
OF President Roosevelt in going.
after the trusts and monopolies,
and the determination to force
the big railway corporations Of
the country to deal justly and
honestly with the public, is caus-
ing many people to look upon
him as a Bryan Democrat The
president and many republican
admirers may not realize that at
present; but retrospective view
OF Bryan and the reforms he adj
vocates, will prove that there is
but very little difference between
the ideas and views of these two
men on The greatest questions
now confronting the people. The
Press will not be surprised to see
President Roosevelt and William
J. Bryan standing on the same
platform, politically, within the
next four years" Democratic
editors always were noted for
nerve, and Brother Scott is no
exception to the rule. He evil
IDENTIFY forgets the utterances OF
the ''great Commoner" during
the campaign OF last year. I'm
perialism was the bugaboo that
caused Bryan to swallow the
gold plank and support the nom
inee Of the Standard Oil Co.. in
person OF Judge Parker. The
antitrust plank was one of the
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

A plant has recently been in
stalled at Byron Bay, New South
Wales, for the purpose Of extract
ing7gold from sea water. This is
one OF the old-time schemes to
sluice money out OF the pockets
OF get-rich-quick people. and has
always proved a success in that
respect,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

Sinker tunnel is to the Owyhee
camps what the Sutro tunnel
was to California, only on a
much smaller scale. In looking
through the old files OF the Ava
lanche we find many items of
mining news that read like the
stories of the famed mines Of
Peru. The Orc Elmo and Golden
Chariot were wonderful produc-
ers and big dividend payers in
the '70's, and when the Sinker
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

Senator Dubois has at last,
after many years in congress, in
PRODUCED a joint resolution for
an amendment to the constitu-
ton of the United States, which
will, if adopted, forever settle the
Mormon question. Senator Du-
bois has methods peculiar to
himself for keeping the procession
moving with "F. t." in large
letters on the banner. His failure
during the last campaign to
stampede the republicans of Ida
no to the democratic party con-
WINGED him that it would be
necessary to give a change of
program for next years show,
hence the proposed anti-Mormon
amendment to the constitution.
Of course, if Dubois could have
made an agreement with Borah,
similar to the one agreed upon
while these two anti-Mormons
were journeying to the national
republican convention, politics
in Idaho might assums a differ
ent phase, but it is generally be-
lieved that Borah has had a
bunch and will not try to head
the republican procession of
1906. The resolutions offered
by Dubois are as follows:
That the committee on the judi
ciary be and it is hereby authorized
and instructed to prepare aud re-
port to the senate within 80 days
after the beginning of the next
session of congress a joint reso-
luton of the two houses of con-
gress, proposing to the several
states amendments to the consti-
tuition of the United States which
shall provide in substance for the
prohibition and punishment of
polygamous marriages, and plural
cohabitation, contracted or prac-
ticed within the United States and
in every place subject to the juris
diction Of the United States and
which shall in substance also re-
quire all persons taking office un-
der the constitution or laws of the
United States or of any states to
take and subscribe to an oath that
he or she is not and will not be a
member or adherent of any organ
ization whatever, the laws, rules or
nature of which organization re-
quire him or her to disregard his
/ or her duty to support and main
tain the constitution and the laws
of the United States, and of the
several states
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

tunnel taps the water that is
now in the shafts of the mines
and the great ore bodies laid
bare, Owyhee camps win hum as
in the old days.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

Payette is in the throes OF a
beet sugar factory boom. George
@. Parkinson pushed the button
and started the excitement.
Here's hoping you win.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

The Nugget will give full and
complete mining news Of this
camp. Il you want to keep post
ed on Owyhee mines send in your
name, together with the cash,
for one years subscription.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03
FRIDAY, MARCH 81 1895.
March opened up for business
much the same as if it was May.

President Roosevelt has prom
Used Kansas his big stick to
pound the Standard Oil trust.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

Keep your eye on Owyhee min
ing camps this season. Things
will hum and n'tyou forget It'll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Penalty fer co-gaueation o. Races b,
Kentucky Court.
Richmond. KY February 23 Berea
college has been fined $1,000 for 10
iat.on 0f the Day act
This d the laW passed by the gencr
81 assembly Of Kentucky az lts last
session prohibiting The co-edueatlor
Of the white and negro races. while
the law D. general 90 form, q vac
aimed directly 81 Berca college which
bas for 90 years conducted q schoo
and college far the education 81 az
youth ~ good moral character
when The iaN Vas passed the col
icra authorities az once declared thsIi
intention to abide by ifa provisions
ptnfing q decision al to Co.'S consi.
tnilonailly 90 order 'o gaas csc quci
zion a tectu.cai violation 70 tha acI
vas COMMITTEES ard OF such violation
by conte1t ihe cogese as eorDora
tioa Fas ind'cfed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Furnace street has informed the -
lice that about . O'Clock last Tues
day morning two men ana a woman
entered the boiler room and while one
man covered him with a brace OF re
volvers the other threw package
into the FIRE pt on the red.hoi Goals.
McCaffery says he heard the scream
Of baby as the package struck the
fire.
Before leaving. the men threatened
to Kin McCaGery II he ever revealed
word of the matter,
McCa6ery says he has been unable
to eat or sleep since. and could keeT
silent no longer
All three of the party were so dis
guised that he would not give a goot
description OF them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
eoooLER FAlNvs IN COURT.
The Trial Of Krats Was Suspended 10,
Aaf hour-Aeeused a Sick Man.


Butter, Mo. Feb 23 shortly after
entering the court room today where
she Is on trial on the charge OF accept
ing a bride while a member of the Sc
Louis municipal assembly, Charles
Kratz suddenly became pale and It
Was necessary 10 assist him into Judge
Den,on's private loon, where he lost
consciousness.
Mrs KratE was With her husband
aud n physician was summoned Krats
has been 90 for several months and re
Gently underwent an operation toe
wound from which has not entirely
heated The trial was delayed fol
more than a half hour before Krau
again entered the court room. he
was looking pale and tremblcd notice
ably as he walked to bis accustomed
seat, facing the jury accompanied by
his wife and physician
Charles H. Gutke, former member
OF the ST. Louis house OF delegates.
then took the stand lie testified
that he went with Kraiz TO the resi-
dence OF Phillip Stock and that the
latter asked him 20 handle the sub
urban bill Ia the house, but that he
(Gutkel said be could nol, o. there
was combine OF 80 Ia the house and
that bic could not act for az OF them
without consulting them. This Is ths
first time Gutke has appeared as q
states witness In any OF che bribery
trials
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
ENGINE LEAPS MIRO RWsa.
TWO Engineers Believed To Sc -uriee
h chattaheoehee River.

4 w ANAE fNNNNAN ANftNHHA y y - efff - =
IN chattahooehee River.
Columbia, Ala. Feb 2S--The engine
and tender OF the Central passenger
train. No 10. westbound. pitched head
iong INTO the Chattahoochee river here
Tuesday night
Engineer l. Pate and Fireman Bates
went down with H.
The draw to the bridge was partly
open for the passing of steamboat
A Misunderstanding OF signals was
probably The cause Of The disaster
Engineer Pate was well known. hay
ing run 0n this road for 30 years OF
longer The rest OF the train mar
rowly escaped the fate Of che engine
and lts crew.
II Is supposed that Engineer Halves
was also aboard the engine and wai
drowned The latter was an extra mar
going 20 bis Uu out Of Doihan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
NO PEACE OVERTURES
MADE BY RUSSIANS
france Is Hopeful That She
May Be Mediator.
NOTHING SAID TO JAPAN AS YET

oome Of the Most influential Person
ages In St. Petersburg Have An,
noqneed for Peace, but Minister
Lamsdroh Hasn't Made a Move.
Paris, Feb. 23-Russia has not Civ
En- any indication to France that she
b ready 70 take up the question OF
peace and therefore the authorities
here do not feel qualified to discuss the
et Petersburg reports giving the pre-
else terms. The reports are explain
ed substantially as follows;
The public sentiment has lately
been steadily augmenting throughout
Russia, particularly outside OF ST. Pc
tersburg and within recent days some
of the most influential pTsonages in
Sd. Petersburg have come out favora'
Bile to peace and have sought to i'm.
press responsible officials that the
lime has arrived to take definite &C.
tlon. However. those having the chief
Responsibility, such as Foreign Minis
ter Lamsdorff. have not yet shown a
Willingness to accept peace arguments
Therefore. so long as the Russian for
eign Office IS not prepared to accept
the peace view, it is considered doubt
ful Of achievement. In spite OF this
the peace reports are considered a
hopeful sign Of a tendency In the high
est quarters toward peace"
The Japanese legation points out
that peace negotiations require certain
definite steps between the parties, and
as Russia has not yet made the slight
est overture to Japan concerning terms
TO Russia. in which position TO eiab.
crate Pacific conditions.
The officials Of the legation incline
~ the view that the 81. Petersburg
reports were designed 10 sound oiacial
sentiment in Japan. What Toxic
will say is DOT known.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
BOY KILLED BY STREET CAR.
Little Fellow Attempted 70 Cross IN,
Track and Is Run Down.

Little Fellow Attempted 70 Cross the
Track and Is Run Down,
Atlanta, Feb, 2S-While In the act
of running across Davis street neal
Hunter al Sis o'clock Wednesday
morning, Horace Arthur Plunkett. S
years old. was run down by Magnolis
and Orme street car.
Though c. w. Long reversed his cur
rent when he saw the boy start across
the street he was too late, aud the
child caught under the render was
dragged several yards mp the street
When the car could be stopped, the
child was extricated and his father, r
T. Plunkett an employee OF the West
ern and Atlantic railroad. who resides
at 80 Davis street. was notified. The
child who was still ai;yc, although
his head was crushed, was put in the
car, and with his father started foI
the hospital The boy howevod, died
at Marietta street and bis remains
were chen taken to the undertaking.
establishment Of II. NJ Patterson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
ECHOES FROM RUSSIAN STRIKE.
Democratic Party at warsaw Issues .
Manifesto.


Manifesto.
warsaw. Feb. 23.-The Polish Ha.
tional Democratic party has issued Q
manifesto dlscountcnanclng rcvolu.
tlon
There are no arms" SAYS the doc
ument mo money and no leaders and
no aid can b. expected from other
countries. Austria d veal France 81
Russla's ally and England s. always
practical Therefore revolution
would only result 10 useless bloodshed.
Better continue che work quietly aud
peacefully and attain our ends
All he school n fhs city are nov
closed except tbe elementary schools
for young children. thc prupreiorl %
private schools having decided % close
owing 20 lhe uncerta.niy q tae sifua
t0n
Trains ior vienna are unable o.
leave warsaw To- consequence % ne
strike Later 'n the day a' zee en-
pioyss ~ ths Vienna railroad HrfcF
sad the auure traffic by erect route
from Warsaw 90 Austria end Ger
many va Suspended The STRIKERS
f0-c'bly prereufet .he bringing oui q
locomotives from las r9erd h1rees
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Msmpa.s Tena ~ ~ a joint
convention ~ fhe southern snach %
he Eatoasi ieniai aasoeiafloa ani
zoe rhfaree STATE ala1eiafl9a mti
hefe Tamaay Aboai 200 ft.esaiet
Efre premaL TIE pr9fgosst rsura.
~ tbe 80 aosfhera uentai fas9fia
uaa Ha b tHaw rfen1fnf
CaaHfs 6. t.etanaef seltefst be az
rnai address
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Baltimore PED g8 The aeu %
befca'osis fitpeHnfy o. gohns Hop
k.ns hospital co. Faict He1g Ph.pDs
of Piutburr save tsf has beer
farma.iY opened M Fa.pp ln o.
kHoaieteae its ftaHa v 90 hubt
AZ trustees and acsIfy -rTee ne ffa
aenfE t9 wmembf f.e teapnt.biiJ
rrtaF m fben ia tacilHg iHgeF
ratlons ~ tte tlFeass ed tlf 81 ~
pectea ef-at ra a f1a h G1rt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
soLoNs TO sGl nULL FIGHT,
special Train viii Carry Texas Legls
lstort 20 Mckee,

special Train VIII Carry Texas Lsgls
lstort % Mckee,
Ilout ton. Tex, Feb a3 This Inter
national aud Great Northern railroad
management. representing Georgf
Gould ls % furnish transportation fol
membefs OF the Texas etato loElsla
turo % attend the greet washluglou
Birthday buildghting carnival az Nuo
va Laredo. special train OF ter
Pullman sleeping ears has neon mad,
up a, Houston for Austin. there 10 De-
impressed lnio tho service Of The Law
makers
The event "a advertised as o unique
celebration of Wnfh.nW1uH birthday
The afua, whore bulls. men ana The
hora0s are sHcr.acod Ia honor or tbc
memory of tho fafhef of h country
"a iusl acDf tle no ufaade river
from ibc American town oT Laredo
The rakas legislature lons geo madt
participation 90 bul nght felony
aud now iae members of ihe present
body have Hransed q iou.ned % 900
miles To and across tbe border % vie
ness tho proceedings OF 3 bnn nghi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
eoMMIssIoNERs ENaouTG AoMa
Men Who Went 70 Panama 70 setisf
Differences Are Returning.

Paosma. Ftb. 20 Or Charles A.
Reed. oi Cincinnati. and Thomas r.
Con of Washington tho commlalou
cr appointed % settle remaining az
ferencea between che UaHed slater
and Panama arising under th6 cans
o0nfsuii0a haU.ns eonearcd slth ihs
Pauama c1mmis t'oufra aud EafIafaa
forilF decided tte Diax condemnation
saii and also ibai OF a smail property
nssr tbe hospital are both passengers
90 the psaama railroad ieamsbip A
Vance a.HHE from Colon i0f Nes
Yofk to9af
jos " ier who 800 hs 3 mambof
o. PrsI3rf Rusefelrp noagb Rider
BODY gaaf8 81 ils .uaaNHrai csfem0
niea 81 ws hlnE'pB March e ls also .
passenger ou ttr Advance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24

Warrington FEB. 80 Ambassador
Jdssernd presented 90 boo cOngroas 20
day tac replies 81 iho original marble
bust OF George Washlagau. which va
destroyed by q are Do Jae library OF
congress ln 1851 The cercmonlof
took place Do the roiuaaa % the cap
itol. where the bust Was unyeljed aud
ln the PRESIDENT room .n ihe senate
wing whbre tpeeche aare maie by
% Ambassador GA behalf vi ihe Wrench
donors and hy senator Wetmore, OF
Rhode Island and Repro 'pfailfo SIC
Cleary. ~ Minnesota oH 1ehsif of ihe
tuo branches OF congf PRESIDENT
Pro Tenn Frye or me seaais. presld
ca over the ceremouira
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
AlerIs 80 20 90 peath.

New York, Feb. 23-Grand Duke
Alexis has started for Moscow, ac
oording 70 a Herald dispatch from ST..
Petersburg. when demonstrated With
hc Is said 20 have replied: I am on the
list OF those condemned 90 death, SO Il
does not matter"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
CO. 30 80 a. Moseew.

Moscow, Feb. 23-Grand Duke Paul
arrived here today He was met az
the railroad station by his children
Dmitri and Mary. who had been under
the care of the late Grand Duke Ser
gus and Grand Duchess Elizabeth
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-24
half A HUNDRED
BODIES RECOVERED
From Minis Where the Terrible
Explosion Occurred.
rHe ooaoNsR IS INVESTIGATING

Entembed Miners VIII as Rescued
Auvs-wa,er Nov Fills the MInS
and Rescue Work Is Retarded.
Birmingham. Ala Feb as.-Tws
stan correspondents OF The nlrmlng
ham News who have Just returned
from virginia mines say tnat whoa
they lett there at 3 O'clock this morn
Inc as dead bodies had been taken out
number OF corpses. the rcscuori
reported were stlll IA sight but could
not he reached because Of che water
The explosion broken the water
pipes noodiug a large part Of tbs
mines ll Is, therefore. possible that
no few of tbo men were drowned, ~
several bodies have been seen iioat
lng around 10 The Hooded rooms
Farty.tour eurpses have been takcr
10 nossemer. whore q vancant store
room has been secured and Is being
used o. a morRup Within The build
ms bodies Ia every form Of mutllation
are stretched ont on the floor Coz
identification ln ycry man instances
h b impossible 90 identify che
eorpsea 80 badly are they blacbenod
and manB'cd
Absolutely $40 hopo s held ont now
OF andlns nuy ono alve ln TIE milne
especially ln Wow OF lhc discovery
THAI mauy ui the rooms aro flooded
% Is said lhat Ne report that soy
cral men we're taken out alive bm az
forwards died s untrue u d nos
stated thar ibe musclUa % three bodies
relaxod vixen ihey Wtre brought avt
hut there Nas no liie Do ,ae bodice
Coroner Paris s buy luaulr.ns into
ne diraslrC having aleady empanet
cd q mly
Newspaper men Nhn have made
close csllmata on ,ha hummer Of mes
tn lhe mlaa ay tlbt thrre were iie
ard haf hfa 81 uo doubt bui thai
every mao a dead
FROM NOW On lHr upet ol recovering
tho bodies aHl ba alpe because ~
the presence OF wafer lH lhe mine
90 to ~ o'giact t9day me bodies
of 60 mlnrrs sho eefe killed Ia Mon
days etp'oa.aa % Virginia minea. had
betn recovered
it.ie pfosres bed been made b.
tho f6scueW since O'Clock fbla morn
mg heca1 at ibr eaief and wreck
aee which bafe BEEN encountered %
the haet r0oma % lte mime
Hinr Bose ilauie otp bad lefl the
ili ntrd mlhe lutl affor thr explosion
0cufrcd nsufg In iae oral number
0i mcn lu lhf mlBe Uas q Few bel0g
emo hauGfea mi me- cheek weighmap
Insists the 700 mfa we're checked
on aBd 90 F. aala fbat sverai snteFea
soc mlpe Who d0d 500 cheek On
A hnmbor 0f tae dead men we're ouiy
recently bui 90 wofs from other places
pa the dafr.c. aad faf lhia rrasoU q D.
aimch' io drmH iaH how mang
meu Hefn POI ibe m.ar
Preparations Hfe b9lae uaaa zoe ne
mnefaia ~ coz tint aose bodies
have been ree1fcred
nHmtF ah0 came fDm fha nine
shaulg before noon frpVuod lbaf bod
ie ahirl r1g'd G1 81 fesfbed we're
G1c1mlo as coo itai the edaT vas a.
aosi uBbeaf8h
o.. e. Ia. 49, 49, a..