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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
JORDAN HAD REPORT CHANGED
Induced Secretary Wilson to Est
mate on Gross Weight.

Induced Secretary Wilson to Esti-
mate on Gross Weight.
To President Harvie Jordan Of the
Southern Cotton Association, accord.
ing to advlces from Washington, is
due the tact that the government crop
estimate was not 100000 bales larger
than the figures given.
According to the story which
reached Atlanta, Assistant Secretary
Hayes, of the statistical bureau wired
Secretary Hester, of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange that the COTTON crop
estimate would be made on the basis
of Ats pounds the bale, instead OF 500
pounds as heretofore. the object be.
Ing to give the net weight Of the bale.
This basis would have increased the
estimated by something like 5OO,0o
bales and would undoubtedly have had
an appreciable effect In bringing down
the price Of cotton.
Secretary Hester wired this infor
nation to President Jordan OF the
Southern Assc clation and he received
the telegram just in time to catch the
noon limited train for Washington.
MI. Jordan went right to the Office OF
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and
Is it said dem snded that the estimate
be made In accordance with usage that
is ON the basis of 500 pounds to the
bale. It is aaid this is why the publ
cation of the estimate, which was eX.
pecSsd to have been given out at 10
o'clock, was delayed until 1890 p: m.
According to a telegram from Pres.
ident Jordan, Secretary Wilson not
only granted his request but also o.
greed to make the report without the
usual percentage which was added or
deducted under the Hyde administra
tion.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Killed by q Tenant.

G. J. Hughes who formerly resided
in Gatfaey, was shot and is reported
killed by Rufus Bgars, a tenant near
his home in Cherokee cJunty last
week. Relations between Toe Two are
said to have been strained for some
time. Details Of the atfL are very
scarce there. Bvars, too was formerly
a resident Of Gaffaey. The shooting
was done with double barreled shot
gun two shots taking affect. Both
men are about 80 years old. A war
rant has been issued for Byars an
his wife by Mag .strste B. ]. Gold, st
R1acksburg. Olli mrs from this city
have gone to the scene. Both me1
ara we'll known here.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Must Produce Papers.

The State Supreme Court Is deter.
mined to find out what Is contained
in those alleged private letters and
other papers which Chief Beer Dis
penser James S. Farnum, Of Charles
ton, on the advise Of counsel had re-
moved from his dispensary, No. II IN
Charleston beyond the reacl OF the
dispensary Investigating commission
to aro jher State and to this end
Thursday passed an order requiring
him TO place them before the court.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
TEN PERsoEs KILLED
And Q Number Injured by . Head on
Collision.

Ten persons were killed and IL train
employees and eight passengers were
injured in the wreck Of the Overland
Limited passenger train No. 2, on the
Union Pacific, five miles west Of Rock
Springs, Wyo., Thursday morning.
The Limited was run into hea6-on by
q freight train and 10th engines were
demolished.
The dyamo car, mail car and din
ing car on the limited burned to the
wheels. Several of the dead were
incinerated. An extra freight train
was given an order before it left Rock
Springs to meet four eastbound pas
senger trains, of which the Overland
limited was the last one, at Ahsay, a
siding five miles west OF Rcck
Springs.
The freight took the siding at Ah.
say and waited until three Of these
had passed east and then pulled out.
When q mile and a half west Of All
say the freight met the Overland
Limited and crashed into it, head
on.
Both engines were demolished and
the first three cars Of the Overland
Limited Immediately caught fire and
were burned. Engineer Brink of the
freight train, who 1t Is stated of1ci'
ally, was responsible for oVerrunning
his orders was one of the killed. Sew
eral trains had been badly delayed at
Granger, with the result that four
passenger trains were running close to.
gether. The freight had received posi-
tive or ders to meet all four OF the
trains at Ahsay, and the officials say
that the orders were either misunder-
stood or nnisread.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Little Girl Burned.

A little daughter Of Mr.. Jud Alli-
son was frightfully burned Thursday
at home about three miles from Gaff.
ney. From the meagre details at
hand it is learned that the mother
left the little one to go to the we'll
q short distance from the house. O1
returning she met the child in flames.
The condition Of the child Is
serious,
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
show Collection.

a London monsy lender pressed
his claim for money loaned in a city
court and the Judge, after an exhaus'
tive inquiry into the merits OF the
case, directed the defendant to pay
the debt at the rate Of one penny per
month, the entire amount to be paid
nv the end OF the 2095h wear.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Death List of hunters.

The total number Of hunters killed
by accident SO far this year, Wisconsin
and Northern NJ chlgan is twenty. six.
Fifty.one have been wounded. MCle
hunters we're killed this year by &C.
cidental discharge Of their own guns
than ever before. Many were shot by
mistake by hunters who took them
for deer.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
AXphyXiaued.

Frank Martin and John L. Oliver,
both~ot Bsth, Me-, were found dead
in bed at the residence OF Martins
sister, Mrs. Francis MacCauley Of
Providence r. I. Tley had been
aSphyxists1 by illuminating gas,
.accidently turned on.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Burned to Death.

A dispatch from Johnston to The
State says colored girl IA years old
living on the farm Of Mr.. J. L. Hart
was burned to death Thursday from
her clothing catching fire and as she
was running could not be saved.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
kiiied Him self.

At New York Allen Kllnedinst
committed suicide early Sunday night
by drinking carbolic acii. H. diei
three hours afterwards n the pres
ence Of his young wife and child.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Many Oilic ors kl.Ied.

A dispatch from Ha1b!n ManchuEia
says many ct1ioers are being killed by
rebellious troops. Reserve OH GERS are
not permitted to return home. All
messages from Mancnuria are CEN
SOred.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
Went Democratic.

The Democrats Of Portland, Me-,
for the first time In twelve years,
elected their mayor. Nathan Clifford,
received 4,641, as against 4.42S for
the Republican candidate.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
SPEN I BIG SUM.
Cors lyou Dis 4ensed Nearly two Mil
linn Dollars or Campaign.
1t Came from Many Sources, the
Largest Subscription Was One
Hundred Thcusad Dollars.

According to Washington newE-
paper which, with evidence Of friend
ly handling. prints long statement
about the expenses Of Chairman Cor
telyou in 1904, the r :publicaa nation
al committee used the sum Of 81, $780,
900 to elect Roosevelt and Fairbanks,
and had in bank when the campaign
was ended about 500. 900.
II Is stated that Chairman Cortel.
you had $500, 900 less that Chairman
Hauna had in 1900 and nearly 81, ,OOO,-
600 less than he had in 1896. 1t Is
also declared to be a fact tnat the
Dsmo~ratic national Committee IN
1892, when MI. Cleveland was elected
the second time, had fund exceeding
anything known in American politics
before or slnce-5he sum Of 81. .l0O,.
900.
Chairman Oortelyou, according to
this article, turned over to State com-
mittee in New York, New jersey,
West Virginia, Massachu setts, Con-
necticut, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
aud Nevada the sum of 500. 900. No
amount is fixed as to the sum ex 'end'
ed in New York by the national COM
mittee through Gov. Olell, but 1t
must have been largely in excess OF
5000, 900. For literature, it states. the
national committee expended $780,
600; for the speakers bureau, al75,-
900; for Autographs, advertising, etc.,
$3.50, DOOR for salaries and headquarters
expenses, $3.50, GOO, and for miscellan
eous expenses, $4,000.
It is stated that the money eXpend.
ed by Chairman Cortelyou came from
10000 different sources, about 4 600
contributors being known, leaving
about 6 900 unkno an, to the chairman
of the national committee. The larg-
est single contributor furnished up
ward Of a10O. 1000, it is stated, and bis
identity was not known to either
Chairman Oortelyou or Mr.. Bliss.
The article is lacking in details as
to the identity Of corporations and
corporation managers that contribut
ed to the Republican funds. No refer.
ence whatever Is made to contri5u-
tions either from life insurance comp.
anies or railway companies, but 1t Is
alleged that In every instance where
q contribution was made conditional
on some political favor to come the Of
fer was rel scted or the money return
ed.
In connection with the Republican
campaign fund, the statement is made
that President Roosevelt and Chair.
man Cortelyou will cooperate to have
passed a law providing for the publ.
city of contributions to political com.
mittees. Chairman Cortelyou declined
to discuss the figures connected with
the campaign of 1904, but intimated
that thew were "about right"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
|ADNIRAL Ito WED.
HOSPITAL NURSE
lii His seveilty Second Year Sir
\ john Baird Will Take e
Is58 Himself

:5ls e q W oNDO ON, Jan I. va
EarlySin&t the new ca r q not her #matri-
monial romance will be a ded$ q 4 the list
already 4 associa ted with Fs s.. Bart oloo-
NEVIS Hospital The Bird groom will be
Admiral Sir ohm Kenr,ed Frs Inc q ailr,d.
XII c. b, A who - 4 In his seventy cond
year. II a ID st The II bride, Miss s$t Constance
Clarke, q hand some brunei tc, on the nurs &:
ing taft Of sS"B Bar
Ss Sir John Is the second son of he second
baronet Of the farnil ". swhi ch &bel ongs TO
NeWbyth Hnddin ton m E. SfsS 3 Pm u,
1883. he served with dIstnc ton n$55 the
Baltic during the Crimean Wa g nd sub:
sequently held arious n mpo tan posts o IS
of com maild in the nee, lSs 7he
has been on the retired lis
e tbs interesting to REGAL L tina t la sister
Of III Duke OF a orr olk was an iirse q =
!" Bart 49, Us hen she became 5enga ged SSto
DR.. Stewart WI ON she MARI led shortly
after.
81 The mai rlmonial romance Of Ii one II Sof
Lord hDalrymple vs. 81 re- y ais 20 took place
while she wa sta f OF the
famous hosp tai vi NJ 5f "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
,TuREsQuE Sc TT1sH s REs1DENcE5

the climate was det rimentals to them "
was decided 20 send them ach to X SooSa5
land But they n ever rcach I'D TIL cir de-
$ttnation. FOR the nip that was carrying
them Wa wrecked and the min lures or
centuries are "a the DO tom ofS the seq e
But perhaps the hief INT crest ,5of Nine
lies I'M the gro nds "a INN sul-S
Eroundings. The nea rest country st stlon
la IIassend can. which stt,lat led In q beeu-y
tiful8 dell descend ing to the injuries
HI Sir ter scott 8 ball t J re a.oi
SHazedea t,1,,S and once formed pa 81 me
fbarony Belonging ito ISL rsiA lexa rider Scot
who fell In Il lodi len Fiel b ~ 4N lit tie wa
up the I'LL there Is aR curl and sk rats
Ing pond W here. " hen 81 " I'M err sts severe
enough I, Lad rinto "a Ell hts liz gersS
wthfIer clever; Il cure ska Il 8, for II LA ~
$Well-know 4 fact that 55sl VI can vie with
the best Can dtans IN the art .
@ Ont tho east sid of the dell two Yerdants
gpeak s, swhlch$rise from $40 to- 916 feet are
very consplc uous n CURES In the ext nsiVaS
landscape, s and 81 al ri import ant Sannivcr-1
sal les n and Il 81 en- tt, stch as ntos
home coming, aras elebrated by ightings
Biz bonfres 81 these HI On the OF her
side 81 n the Tev lot u pr oud and ma estio
with It's crown OF m ged n rock standsS
Mount Rubersla hich 8ls said sto have ss
suggested to- Thoms on a the y scene OF his
I;Gs;e n, hen here are al
famous M into# Crags, swh ichs terminal ting
q ridge i from Mimic 8FIi Il Is, n gtoop precips8
itously from the Il he sight h of 81 feet ITO
bank iof{ tho Teviot, and from 4 he rivers
tight flank form a grand VI roma ticI feat
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n
SKELETONS. [ 0. \
NIARHIIGA 4 !! |. N N
Graves repared for Victims
eres flllsds I. 5bS5 Blow ! 3
t $T Ia11i1ne Il. 555s
TINS

" flADR u, NJ an. .@
Flight sh 4
nsthe gard enS bling
den which spts digeY at
SPenafor ear Sew IL %
police king tons q
as It is believed that mum Der sof
victims has not y Ell 3 cen found |.
here Its evidence tos sho y Y + a 1.-THE ,e'
crimes ex tend over period Of at 4 east asst
six years The condi I Ion B;of the remains
shows that the Inns ere killed ny " ne
single blow q INNER delivered S
from behind, which broke in the skull.
Graves were prep red before hand for
Aldige's guests SO 1 ha tho time was lost
between the commi 1851 on Of y The murders
and robberies and the ntermen Of the
bod les,
A Aldige has escaped, I'll IS 4 bel ieYed, to
Bra I'll At ma IN IVY h o wa 81 rested yester-
day at TIuelYa pr ed 10 beaa american
tourist. s5i 81 is3
The wife and son OF AZ d ige, two female
servants ana two 4 nal g accomplic es 81 a re
under arrest, charged wit II Il having aided
Aldige In the commfssion II II 4 the crimes
d special Judge Isl to be- ppointe ed to in-.
vest gate the case.
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t spselal CORE sp0ndf nee oNDo 4 Doc. so.
rT,IIE@ Earl and Count Into or
rived % days SO be''rs p bea as':
tIfiil sent. Afinto II o. burg 81
shirc where they received a GIT royal'
lco mo On returning home ut the close
the Ear term 81 otflce as g o ,'
General of Cannda q post ~ e sii e
filled with marlte ed abil v, e s.
$E,rt ey ~ Saccompa nj ed SSb heir y,
yiscounts elgund and Hon. E1smo NJ q
pilot 81 md Ettlieir& tllre6 IN daughters we
I,aril es # uby, d Ell cen El lot
Situated In Il Id cry best OF u hat ~ 8 new
allied .,Thes Scott Cour try, to House
IS rich not only OF he ~ lus
tridtis family, the Fl no .ss ha ye
achieved fame the5l histo 2 I !
fatherland, but also ns being he scene q I
ma ~ border ballads and III mances ana
to N certain extent q favorit srende g ls
FOR the bards i1emsclv es. Is II ere n tS was
that ca mpbell wrote his " famous I. 10
Fchiel's warning; # hat the poet. y onn
3, eyden. IN native of Sthe ne ghboring yll I
Ii ge. penho i'm, ted s his fri end slr
Gilbert Elliot (author OF Sthe 4 prett III pas
tora 10 en-, .3Si % Sheep II N elected. and
fslr Walter. Scott found the y scenes Of
man OF his best poems IN 53its running y
brook, van It's rugged rocks and beaut,tni
stretc sc land scap pc. ls NJ 70 6.
Crags' that he bring Delora FL on ms
suncanny ni ght errar, !,
THE house itsel Fl which; wa 9 \ bull T a.
the beginninE 4pf the last BIB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
IST0WAWAY DOG
ON ocean LINER
Love Of Canine 4 Or is Masters
Strange and i orcib,ll y IL
vi Illustrated 8#s 3a5s5

Ss BRI5M I1N. Jan. nj
The const fancy Il Of canine love Sis illus-
y trated by rcmar kable story Of d dogs
devotion to- his ma stcr.
y The dog, q hand som col lic, w wal given
ln#charge Sof tho steward ssof the tcames
Kaiser ilhelnl der K g roase to6 bes deliy;:
eted TO Is friend In ew = or 55S lfsst5,
Mex "a q ay3 the collie ret rncd g to & he
1 steamship, and had I vice IL IL 3bc taken
] back tos his new owner DC fore the steamer
left for Europe. fs S#s X
curse of ~ time tho b stcamer came
! back to NeWt Y ork In rbor. i nd 30 did the
4 dog II gain to be forcibly removed
But I; the collie would have IFS way.
When the D Kaiser w ilh elm was n several
days at sea tho faithful brute was found
q locked In tho ugga sc roo n--a, vt rying
sstowaway. 5ss SS ,SS IA
on reaching the Father,nnd and being
4 restored to his old master the JOY Of the
collie KIM wj no bound 9.
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.NO8GODERNIllE.N''z2dlD FOR
Distribution y "a ZRELANzOI
Meansotie Tie Specne dbroad
estle ssv ear NJ I4opeto Hapiess Psaantry

Y The causes Of the TO tai failure of the
|actIof 1903 In the west OF: ireland are ssSI
First The refusa of 4 he government
to adoptsthe AMENDING nts put forward
by the Irish party In the bill &of S19O3,Ssas
II when In commit tee, and declared ss bySs
to be essentl al Il to make the act
ective I'm its llcation to the west; M
~ uf ireland %
second-The az tion 81 the western Ss
E% landlords - n Il delmandn G exorb itant Ell
prices for the small hold ingsS and un-Sss
n tenanted grass lands, ID or abs lute lysre-sS
fuslng to sell heir esta ties, 3S8,s
Sad Outlook. In Clifden.
III g lifden, the pltalS Of ron anttc Comss
mara, believes that it Is on the thresholds
Of famine The rea lization Of II lis des-.
perate prospect has &, been officially 3ex-53
pressed by the local Board Of Guardla
I'm is request to- i he government to aid
l1t@ with M free grant M OF n A. tho usand3
| tons of seed pc tatoes Il to meet exist ln6
wants, ogotherG With emp oyment for thss
people. so that II the district ma be
spared the repet ition OF Il thelG sad scenes
WITNESSED In tho dread ears Of ~ nd S4a.l
Al long cha N OF ca lamtt y--Whic CHI in
lcludes among its luc X less In ks the falls
lure Of the potato crop, tho II n favorable
lhshing season, the hi gh ra tes, the exorbt-;
| tart rents, tha1 a bSence, s owl ms to land
lord jrapacity, OF any sales to the tenants
lunder5l last years ct--has DO und the peo-5
Ilple down LIN the depths Of a privations
whence they will speedily 4 sink I'm to the
abyss Of starvation unless help Is soon
at hand. TO the guards ns re quest for
seed as a free grant no response has yet
been recel yed, 81,
|4l The governments declared intent OF
selling seed at IA price intla ed by val ipusl
administrative extras is no pan cea " an
|impovershed.$ impe cunious PEG Pile for the
appalling prospects of mex year 81 crop.t
AS for the present necessl ties, the grants
from public funds toward relief expendi-i
|ture which are fore asted In Slr a.. Mac
ponnell's circular may 4; result in works
being set on foot for the employment OF
the people, hut subject only to the stlpu-$
|lation that Section l3 of the Local Cow
ernment act, which Increases the RAJ ing
|3for distress purposes. mus first be III 10
force In the district. vi
III The q local rates In III Gil I'd arc higf
enough without any addition. Az j sts not
BILE to sexpect that tho underta NJ
|ingsB already promised by s5,..e Chief Sec
rotary two years LEO 3tlnt en- the Marine
Works not, and Involving an expendi tureG
of $4,000 on the inlprov ement OF CT "a
harbor. which have been han ing ire too
long may be commenced at once, The
people Of Clifden would be glad to supple
ment their slender means OF i've y mood
from the land by engaging IN list ng x
the long-promlsed pier We're cons ructed
lat the head OF the ford on which the
town stands, and IL they were thereby en-
labled to bring ashore their boats ~
o. Fat u
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Labor Conference on the State main
tenanca Of 3child rell on Janua ZIG
Ism was tried by Lad y Ca rlisle some,
years " 90 at Castle Howard III Lord Car
isles splendid scat n Yorkshiy
4 The whole househ hold. from i1eS IA and
#Con Mess With their fan1tly DO ns to the
scpller maid and boot boy3Sft ooh; thelf
meal "a toge Their, .,S
nm va ter me- do va sel wants 2 eGt5
toned be re- skosk ne plt
~ aaY AbsESssai II u anoth Dssysss WIZ FE'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
IoIALIsT PEEREs SEES on GREAT BRITAIN
Zza,rl1%M1hD27s

is very soclalistic in her ideas, She Is
president az the ] nternat lonal tberal AS
soclatlon. and chiefly concerns hersets
Lady Frances Raj 10, a. nd Lady VIM
borne are titled women who are demo-
cratic In their sympat hies as are Mrs,
II. u. Tennant, Mrs. Alfred l.yt Teton,
Mrs. Alfred Elnmott, n N rs. Ed ward MI
bot, the Counties Of Jersel', II n Mrs, Herbert
5Gladstope. Lady strac hey aim Lad V I.ocls-
yer; but none Of hem has az yet 80 ne go
far az thu talented and eautifpl Countess
pf warwick, S sS5s y y lSis
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sa T7.5 ZURICH, Dec. 20.
N ~ aAEZnAInE1I7sf4han 4.


Yl,,,jARLgGEoRGL SAXON DEF, the ass
# . sassln Of NJ. NJ de- r letlyc. Russian
g.; : B 1inister Of the terror was With Il
me twenty four hours q go, and from his
& own lips, In the presence OF q mem Der Of
the Russian reyolu tionary5 party, Il heard
the story OF the crime and the Details q
A his escape. n IA N
He was brought to me because he had
Just heard that a man charged an N his
a name had been fenced to penal serv !,
tudeS for j fe at st. Petersburg, and that
\ another maj charge as his accomplice
Etor associate In the chime, had been or or.
i dered to be Imprisoned for twenty years
i5sa His object In seeing mo is to bring the
K actual facts to. public notice n ord or. =
y possIble. X to save 4 hese two Innocent men
y from the doom which has been deere
them by a secret tribunal In r usslat after
a trial which way a. mere m ckery OF JUS
tice. in hlch none but Sotic inls and police
" took pa TT. }}ss s5 s5aSss3 .
sazonofr Is a mar, OF: a bout Is, 5 feet s
Itnches IN height. sturdily built, and with
brown hair and moustache His exp res-
II sion Is one ofi5determinat ion, but Is not
one OF conspicuous INTEL lgence. Ills pc
Is that OF the revolutionary agent, though
scarcely that Of the leg er.
sazonof f's Story, 8a
Before i speak, he said 81 want your
4 word Iof honor that for twenty four hours
I you will not diYulge Wha + = am about q 20
\ tell YOU and that you will snot suse the tel
4 egraph wire. That will give ms mt least
& forty-eight hours to get away from swift
y zerland In case you are willing to publish
my statement. 'l5j ltis "a 81 !,
y ~ should explain that at this sta 60 !
had no knowledge Of my isitor's5 identity,
" n l,ty mi ~
= member Il OF the reYolut ionary party al
ready & nentionedN witt 4 the explanation
Z tina he had a. statement Of great imports
ance 10 make TO sayo two men rom an
unjust doom. sSs3 4 i. u 4 3y5ss
gave him the promise for which % he
Y asked, ff.s SEQ III 4.
speak, In the hope Of SAYING two persons
from being buried alive In Siberia tor q
4 crime which i al lone committed. a
NJ cit was who X led M. dc Plehye on
July 2S In The Ismai loffsky Prospect. III
had no $accolnp lcos, and tta posF
wretch who Wa sg arrested With a trurnped q
UP story q bout throwi ne away g, g bomb =
did not even kno:W WI swear I 81
The phrases were poured out IN excel
lent Trench In n tone Of gu IMPRESSED eXr
gcitement, but flllally manage to say !;
III o W am to; know Whet Their you are u
i ing the truth? n u sS@E sss "a
n 4 For answer he pushed aside his hair.
a and on the back Of his head j saw a scar
that was still red, # j S,5s H 4
3 Evidence Of Fact, u ~ i
Ii He then took off his coat and collar,
put your hand down there below the
right shoulder blade, ~ be- said q, Those
Z baudagesi I shall hnye to arrYG for ans
other two months at least I s;s lg
n The person who Int reduced him then In
5ternosed Is IA nd assured mo that tho man
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fish patients IN
VIENNA HOSPITAL 0 5; II 4 |.
Ten reated fo !, Snal lpox, One On,
81 for Drop and One Or 4.
Lung Disease:

\ u WEN Ma Jan,
Numbers OF finnysss pat ents are being
treated at the hosp italS for diseased fishes,
recently tablished here IN connection
with the new chair Of Sffls III pa biology and
biology at the university. B5S
{. & IA carpfis being treat ted for an In liam.
nation ling q ppendicit It's, ten 9TH
.ers are suffering from sma II ox, q por-
ipoise from the Ratio has 3inflammati ton
Of the Elun IS. a Il rout was sen In with
cataract IN both eye s 81 and anot her is be-
Ing trea ted for dropsy. AZ II
\ The question as to " heth Ter the eating
OF disea sed fish can pro duce the same dis
eases IN human beings iy being inves-
Itigated at the hospital. Il ;$3'8