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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

1t has an arrangement all It's own which
makes II possible 10 group everything needed
in preparing a meal in one place.
With IL YOU can cook and clean up the
kitchen with hardly a-step. Here are a few
Of the good things found only in the Hoosier
A sanitary, self-eleaning flour bin, with
sitter attachment a metal sugar bin, with
tightly closing I'D; a tea and coffee canister
labeled spice cans; a metal bread AID cake
box a recipe cabinet an aluminumoid exten.
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drawers.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-09

s5e Pressed Glass Syrup Jugs for. each .............
Nickel Tops.
SIPS Pressed Glass Water Sets for ............
Six glasses and water bottle.
$3.50 to $500 Toilet Sets for .......... ........... y
Eight pieces-green, blue and pink.
90c Pressed Glass 9inoh Fruit Bowl ...............
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
DEADLY WORK sY ~ov.


KILLS One Man aua ~ Wouncc
Woman snJ >sher Mar.
Pittsburg, July e., ~ result
of a rqvstt -'.n- shootids ~ Ira
vOsburg, Pa, -. ~ dead.
Young woman may Il anS sxOnd
man L. ~ "ond'h"n.
rhe .vn FAINTER.
aged gs years: Kathc.... key,
aged 2S year. we -. .'ia
riph, l.... -. .dullG.., aged
q Veal. . rs. both lege.
The parties are reticent as TO the
ARRAY, but 1t is believed to have fol
lowed q quarrel in a camp on the
Youghiogheny river
The mystery was cleared up by
| confession Of Michael Cislo. an Is
year-old boy. who walked into the Nc
Keesport police station anC gave him
self up.
Cislo said he shot the two men and
the woman, but did It IN self-defense
after he had been robbeL and thrown
!. into the river. He was locked up
pending an investigation.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
mANuvvgas NAVE ssovN.
Summer Gncampmeut starts With
/ Five paye' instruction.

oumNnoe 80compmeUt OtoTSo WIN
Five Days' instruction.
Chattanooga, Tenn. July 3O.--Mor.
day ave days programme Of instruc.
don began at Camp Chicamauga &C.
cording to detailed order issued Sun.
day by General Bubb, commanding.
There are now In camp the Twelfth
cavalry, Seventeeth infantry, Third
and Fourth batteries Of artilley. be-
sides large details Of three engineer
corps, signal corps and hospital depart.
ments of the regular army and the
First Alabama. Third South Carolina
and Seventy first Virginia regimenets
The first days work consisted OF
company instruction by all organiza-
lions. including technical work In the
engineer and signal corpse, exempli-
ned by the regulars. Battalion work
ana squadron drills will be the order
for the second day including deploy-
ment az skirmishers and pratctice In
attack and defense. Wednesday all
the forces will be cut in regimental
formation, when the technical instruc.
ton will become more comprehensive
At night there vii be studies Of signal
work. Thursday will be devoted to
practice outpost duty. There will bs
> surprises and open attacks by calvar,
and infantry. The militia will bt
trained in the art of developing hos
q tile force and like problems presente,
Q In warfare. All Of this leads up Il
!. the last Of the five days. when tact
a cal problems are to be solved. o.
e that day the forces are to be divide
a. into two hostile armies. The parl
" now a marked battlefield. will be tn
ID scene Of mimic warfare on as large
scale as possible.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
arvan viii Speak In Kansas.

Kansas City, July 2S.-William Jen'
nings Bryan will open the Democratic
campaign In Missouri with a speech
at Kansas City on the night Of Sep
tember 6. according to Senator Stone.
"On September Bryan will be CIV.
en- o reception In st. Louis" said the
senator. land according to political
calculation he will be In Kansas City
the next night" After the speech
here Mr.. Bryan will 60 to his home at
Lincoln, the senator said. Senator
Stone said he expected $50 more demo
Gratis to go to New York to partici
pate in the Bryan reception there
The senator said Mr.. Bryan's speech
here will be keynote speech.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
Thup VIII Soon De Ended.

San Francisco. July 2s.-Through
the strenuous efforts Of the local ON.
ciils. tho problem Of the local freight
tis-up 10 fast approaching solution.
The missionary work among the con.
signess 10 having a salutatory effect
and Friday considerably over 800 cars
were unloaded. II Is believed tina,
within o few weeks several thousand
cars will be freed and the yards will
be cleared anough to allow the NOV
tng OF the other cars Of freight int
the yards.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
oebs In Bloody Mood.

81. Louis, July 30.-Eugene v. Debs'
former presidential candidate on the
socialist ticket. in a speech at River
side park, advised workingmen 10 free
Charles Meyer. W. d. Haywood ana
q. A. Petibone. the three Denver MI
ners confined in jail In Idaho, at any
cost. "More than Q million working
men in the United States will rise up
and demand that these men be liper'
ated," SAID Mr.. Debs. II will be al
the head OF this million to assist IN
liberating them by bloodshed II nee
essary. but peacebly II possible" inc
occasion for the speech by Debs was
Q meeting of the Moyer-Haywood ae
tense organization Of st. Louis.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
Cases viii Come 70 Nauaht.

Chicago. July 2S.-Judge Windes
decided Friday that many Of the Iro-
Quois theater cases will come To
uaught because OF the carelessness Of
the plaintiffs counsel In letting the
statute Of limitations intervene. There
are nearly 100 cases Of injury pend
Ing in the circuit and superior courts
During the last week Judge Windei
has been hearing demurrers and hil
decision II expected early next week
Most Of the plaintiffs ask $4,000 dam
ages. As many as II or IL dikeren
causes OF action are stated and d.
murrers have been hled to each.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

NeehlnV oMert u Miracle that Al Ia
oeorO were Not Killed.

NsthlWv osvsst u Miracle that Al In
oAer0 Were Not Killed.
LA0rangs, Ca, July N.-The q.
citsmsnt Of the awful explosion os
dynamite which occurred 1t 12:a0
O'clock Thursday. has abated.
The funeral Of William Stewart,
who Was almost instantly killed by
ths explosion, was held Friday. He
was about 10 years Of age. and Q
most exemplary young man.
Otis and John White. and A.
H. Parker, Who also clerked for the
King Hardware company. were not sc.
riously injured, although badly cut
| sni bruised. The white boys were
| taken % their hUUe In Mountville.
| It u nothing short Of q miracle that
all In the store were not killed. VII
ham Stewart's body was thrown 20
fest against . val ard was horribly
mansled. The others were throws
some distance.
The King Hardware company. tn,
Lagrange branch Of the King Hard
ware company ofsAtlanta, carried ,
heavy line, ana while It IL impossi
BILE to estimate the loss, II 10 believes
that fully so per cent 10 ruined. Tn
; interior Of the store Is mass q
wreckage, and when this is cleare
the damage may be found even create
: than this.
|. The two-story brick building 10 ba,
" damaged. "A great hole was blow
: out of the wall ON the Hines stre'
side, and the whole building wrenc
cd. Overhead the Masonic hall ar
the several rooms Of the Elm CT
70 club, sustained serious damage 81
are considered BY many as unsafe.
D. The explosion occurred at the not
hour when few customers we're In Il
~ store. Had It been at another hot
|" perhaps the loss Of life might ha
been fearful.
= The concussion was felt all ov
10 the city. and many windows We
on broken In the vicinity OF the wrecl
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03


Psr AssusaWO = Appssr In "vne''
vem's cabln."
Nasbvill4 Tpnn.. July 2s.-Miss AZ
~ Leo, vAo has been playing at q
local su1mee tAsaHss. has been dis
chafse1 beoauss sAs refused to ap.
pear = sunsis Tom's Cabin" billed
1pr nsgt Woeh.
Friday stat ~ Prank Cheatham
Dlvouac, UAlted Coafederate Veterans
at . opoola1 meeeino. adopted resolu'
tions coanGnool1ne Miss Lee, vigor'
oasly oenDe0s1ng ~ play and request
lng ~ 0wheeo o. the theater not &c
allow ~ pro6uctiea In their house.
\ subsosiptioA has been started II
Nh Ibe'0 beAA,e By sympathisers
withDut ~ knowlegs. and It is salt
6onGslbue1one ere Numerous and I'D
eral
lglee Lss y . NASHVILLE girl. VIII
40 sopen1ly AAsgGsd the stage as
prceeoelen. Uhe declares the play 0
'Unolo fumss cahin" 10 offensive :
hsss aAd - ~ people among who'
she has bsen reered. and that rathe
than appeaS n . production OF 1t en-
woula sacrlnce her ambition. sh
caalms telstioushlp 70 the family
nobset =. Lee. the confederate chile
tain, ana Also 70 that Of Jefferson d
| W, prssldsnt u he confeieracy.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

New York. July 3o.-Harry inaw
spent quiet day In the Toombs Sun.
day. He had two callers, q man ana
a woman, both fashionably dressed.
who refused to give their names. pu!
said they were stopping at Q no'e'
here. The prisoner did not see them.
as they had no special passes. fnaw
had the freedom Of the corridor on
the tier in which his cell is 'ocsteo'
ell through the day. In the mo1u
ing he attended services conducteo
by the Rev. DR.. sanderson. OF tno
Methodist church. After the serves
Mr.. sanderson spent an hour w''n
ThAW,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
Lu~e1en Wins By ons va

lume1sa WlNs BY One vstA
Cleveland, Ca. July 2s.-Ths ~
turns a the democratic primary hsll
n Whits county show the following
onlcers nominated: For rsprssen.
tstiva. Lumsisn W0a over Cantrell by
,one vote; tos clerk, SHELTON; for shsr.
n. Carroll; Cor treasurer. Jarrard; fos
vessAves. KenAimsr. The other can
nldateo haA 20 opposition.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
opNNN hls Pal'a Money.

Macon, Ca. July ga. F. Wells,
q negro. who was arrested by Patrol.
man Pierce after he had been accused
oe securing large wad Of his pals
money and spending II for drinks and
other iuxuries. was arraigned and
bound over to the supreme court un
der charge OF larceny after trust. II,
went TO jail In default OF bond.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
Strike Deciareo on,

Wheeling. W. W.. July as.-Ths
]olat convention Of the miners ana
opsrstors Of eastern Ohio Friday sisn,
q ths scale for two yssrs. ana the
niass Win open within Q week, CIV
tag employment to 5000 men wh<
have been idle four months. tn
seals differs but slishuy from u.
vage scale oe 1908.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
~ yrsla NM wsssI.

( Pittsburs. July 3e.-Pennsylyeaisb
ls-hour New yosk end Chicago tlyee
Wesbound Train No Q. dashed Into .
freight wreck that blocked al tour
tracks oe the system. mile veee q
Blairsvills intssssetioa sbout nidnlght
rhs engine LETT the track but all ~
cars remained On the rails end 10 oas
IVES injured. The train veaeho1 pStte
burg three ana . Aak hours late end
procseded westward.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

Chicago, July Se.--A dispatch from
Arcola. M, says that Provie Henry.
knovn throughout this section as the
atwood Fat Boy" 10 dead. He was
- years old and weighed toe pounds.
HIS waist measurement Was 70 inches.
His pArents are under the usual size,
q his fathsr weighs about i%0 pounds
His death Vas due 10 fatty degenera
ton of the heart
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

Msrsselan oessass Ashsse. q
Halifax. n. q. Juiy so.-pnvsS =
uiIes Qua a her course by ssfcas
westerly esrveal ~ Nor.
sesamss. noss. bosnA tson los.sos's
Tor yasmosth. vith 80 eoae q o'
ssn asAnps q pegt nosneaas 's
noas Uvesposl ~ Dsevlnees ~
Dseasbly vill - . tee0 -
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
o,vss In spers 10 hls Death.

Csrrollton, Ca. July so.-Thee ~
year-old son OF W. F. Fulii'ove' wno
resides miles west Of this place. was
accidentally drowned. He. In comps
ny with q number OF other ooys, nsS
gone to Q swimming hole on rue,
creek to 10 in swimming. Young Fu.
lilove plunged into the water nesS
foremost and his head struck n'ooeu
rook In the bottom Of the creek. ana
his head vas fractured ana MS nsc. @
broken. He died instantly n's
body was recovered BY the companion
Who were With him.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
aAsxiesa ehsspmsn STRIKE

= faso. Tsx.. July S6.-nexiean
oAespmsn sss striking at Aguas c.
lianNss - veil - ChiAuahua on the
lGegiqaa Central. asking Tor The same
wages paid AmeFscaas. Ths seslke
shsoatsns 70 ~ W the roads. Thu
heaA q the New Mexican Railway
unicu declared that these striher'
Asve unions Of their own and DO mol
bslong 10 the big organisation which
b attraeting much attention at pre-
enA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

oed>slm NemlMaSed cen0reee@eH' =.
Raleigh, N. c.. July 31.-Aftsr an I'll
Mat session the Democratic eonven'
tiou Of the sixth congreessooas ~
trist Friday aoninatsd n. L 0odwin'
q Hasnst oounty. fos congress on sns
SS>th ballot M. 0odvlu dseeats =
q. Pattersoa. Who has reprsssatsd tne
district Tor the past foar years. N
convention began balloting early -
night aaA adjourned at Z O'clock thi'
morning. anA u vas . o'eAoos oesos.
TIE 0odvtn forces had dssslopsd csl
0eisat strength 70 secure ths nen'aa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

ean ysancisoo. July as.-R. r. Man
ners. adjustsr for the Eagle Insur
ance company testified Friday before
u grand Jury that within the last
49, he had received sdvices from
New York 70 the effect that he was
10 AAve the power to ssttle all claims
n -vnich n was decided the company
4 liable ct 100 cents on the dollar
LasH veek hs t0lA the grand jury that
he had beoa insesueteA 10 pay not over
rs ceats. Hls Arst instructions wsrs
50 cents, but tAsv weee later changed
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

prossuroG. Russia, July ss.-Nesr
~ villaue q Chsruipo9 . dstaehmsnt
q ArasDons cent 70 arrest two asita-
Noss voee ost by . crowd OF peasants
aSuaA v>th spythss. sakss and pitch
0rha n the ashting which FOL
lovoA ove peasants we're killed and
lS draGooas we're wounded. three d
ehan htAlly.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

ohee poA chisa. July ss.-IAsu.
1naant cleSsnes 1ASlaad. usvisstiAs
o0oog Ge'&hs Unitsd states cruises
OAo11onooGA. vas wounded ct about
80 oainylay ~ . rlas bullet Arsd
- y ~DlnAbeg e TIE crew of tn
1SonoA 0fnssel esnisss DuPstitThou
- - W. y . sslesk
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
euER|lLA BAND ROBs
I GOVERNMENT OF CASH
Murder Guards and Secure Sum
Of $4,000.
aAsruRg AMRs or DEFENoERa

The oountrysids 10 sald TO Dc Fer
msrt and sympsthIzIns win ne
Msrsudsrs-Feres es Troeps WI"
% Reinforced.
Warsaw. July ga paasnssl
train carrying government money ana
susrded by Q detachment Of soldiers
ana sendsrmes. was attacked Satur.
day between Csenstchowa and Heroy
bt 4 numerous, well.armed band
A heavy aring ensued. In which two
ssndarmes. four soldiers and two CIV.
Il employees were killed and others Of
the suards were wounded. Tho ~
tackins party carried OF $1,000 ana
The arms Of the defenders OF the
train. II probably was the same band
which captured q train on THURSDAY
announcing that the revolution hac
begun.
Later details say that the attack
tug party consisted Of teh revolution
lists and that among the killed wer'
General Zeukat. chief Of the frontisl
guard. and General Weitenring chic
OF the customs service. Four Of n
guards who were wounded sustaine'
severe injuries.
According to the latet report q
revolutionists escaped with $4,000. y
stead Of $1,000.
The countrywide IL said to be IN
ferment. and sympathising with q
guerilla bands.
The small force Of troops operatin
IN the district win be reinforced. ~
tators are making capital over Il
recent incidents. They anlrm that
win be iificult for the provinol
administration to detach enough trool
from the cities and towns to NAL
the net large enough to catch the "a
rauders.
N. SidelnikofR, the radical Cosoo'
member OF the outlawed lower hon
OF parliament, who was arrested q
beaten In the hands Of the police I
July eth. which caused stormy sce
In the house the next day. was Nm
$3.50 for carrying revolver, viii
was found on his person when he v
arrested.
The switch board In the central
sgraph station in 81. Peters6urg Y
burned out Saturday destroying
While there b . suspicion tAat
Communication with the provine
accident was arranged By revoauti
ists. no evidence to report 4 ca
found. and the telegraph departn
authorities are apparently satisl
with the explanation Of the empao'
However. the public 10 cut Of q
telegraphic communication With tn
terior for some time. but the GOV
mont retains the possibility OF 9
municating with the provincial aut
tiles over the railroad wires.
Cable communication abroad 10
affected.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
Trade Agreements Delayed.

Berlin, July &.-Chancealor Von
Buelow, Il 10 learned, win not take
up the subject Of fresh trade asree'
msnt with the Unitsl States un&ll
after the congressional elections. 4
certain improperly b felt n sesk'
ing To opsa negotiations regarding the
direct issues Of the campaign unkil
it 10 over. yhere 70 also . feeling q
The foreign o1lce that the results a
the elections may indicate ths seat'
msnt oe the country on lower tasi9a
poasibly making Il easier Tor the ~
ministration 10 reach . decision - b
bow far to ask congress 70 meet 0s'
many's hopes.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

Danviils. Va. July so.-nsrosss - ~
Albright, . nsgress. wss eesppso "
death ct her home by Jcnn 49, ~
siso . negro Green had besn cr1a.
ing. He plungei . kitcns % Ia
many timss In the vomans poos ~ ~
then chased two other women. eyo
vitnesses 70 the tragedy. out OF 'ne
house. He YES arrested Two nou''
lsisr sad practically confessed ''s
crime.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

Nsmvhis, JSly S7.-The sveev'
uonths,o,A CHA q ". 9. pavia 3
fnrues nsas here. lsn into . sse g
ssalding water end lis4 y w
hcurs. AsraassnsaGs were bsang 49,
= sesvb 1ooss vhao ~ eous -.
inte ths water aaA althesgA takse 81
alnss1 isstaasiy. dise shsssay snss
yard.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
snsInsae lsllle1 In WeselL

snolneoe NSuoo W WUSea
Irouton. No, July s5.-A fast north
bound lroa Mountain NAH and pas
ssnssr train. drawn by two snsinsa.
Was wrecked near here Tharsday
night by The engines jumping ths traea
on sharp curve. killlng Dnginser w
J. EDDY. Of o. Louis. of ~ asse -
sine. and sssioasly tnjuslng Fireman
George Dchard. q psoCtA, No.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

eaAnsy. N, 9. w.. July ss.-0sosgs
Towns Won back the ttls Of vovld's
champion scullsr and slso voa os.S1Q
" eeessunS Jenes otaabusy q ~
eoaAe end 30 yssd eosseA yevnl
- ~ tuenay laAGhAA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

Nsu Vert. July s5.-5>s 60.
e nasola, ~ ~ ~ eoee : -
VsllAy oos Nsssued - - -,
CoArls. ~ - Jo1loe 49, h.
ahenl - veohs = ~ eo. 49,
- vasleus GltloA ~ eDno e.ee
q - ~ ~ = s1nlg Amosaenl
wa1ho1o o1 o1nnocooA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03
WILL USE TOP M,NNows.
70 Destroy Mesqultess In City OF New
Orleans, Ia.


New Orleans, July 27.-A PROPOSE
tion to use top minnows in stagnant
pools In place Of oil to destroy yellow
fever mosquitoes and prevent their
breeding. was advocated BY DR.. Quit
man Kohnke, city health ohacer Of
New Orleans In an interview. He SAID
he had contemplated asking the U. 8.
government to establish at New Or
leans. q breeding pond for top min
nows to be used for stocking the
utssuant water about the city. Dr.
Kohnke said: Top minnows are more
elective % mosquito destroyers than
the GOLDFISH which are reported q
Kidding water Of mosquitoes In Ha
wan, In stagnant water I believe
that the minnows are better than tn
use OF oil, which 10 spread over tn
surface OF the water. At the presen
time In the city's drainage canal ther
are suiylcient minnows TO destroy q
the wiggle-tails. which develop Int
mosquitoes. Frequently some on
calls attention TO the importance
oiling the surface Of these drainas
} canals. This n absurd tor on sccouz
] OF the minnows the canals do u
;. breed mosquitoes. The top minnov
. breed rapidly. 10 that Il properly "a
b died, their supply can be made almo
, inexhaustible."
VI The city Of New Orleans 10 At Dre
. snt spending $4,000 In . campa!i
70 against the moAQuit0 pest. cuef'l
:. down the weeds TO dry w the "a
. aant water pools and oiiing whersv
v the ponds do not readily svaposate
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

O. PsAssubssG nh e9~-A : !:ens
eoa1ssenne g ~ 1noo0oD ueye
en- eonnitAses ~ onDoee - -
- esonAlas Uso1ng unoor1n6 49,
Vsss,vsl - - 1oolnoo : oon
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

V06oo uw0o0UU0WO WSsS
New yosk. July 11.-TAe eedereI
grand fury has rstulpsd'to the Unitse
States court thrss indicemeo0 whioh
are reported 70 have bee nspnn6 q
the result q N iAvsetigetioa- a -
ls0sA reeating on Sugar noD ~
American os0as 1s1dAG eo0Oony.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

gmpersr Toet Nieht cevese' :
81. Petersburg. July 37.-The ompe
ror 10 apparently convinced that ne
took the right cours elm suppressans
The parliament. 4 member OF the
nobility, snjoying personal relauons
with the sovereign. Informed the Asso
cistsd Press that the emperor display
q Exceptionally high spirits. Two
veeks ego when Ae saw him the en-.
peeee seemed under . great meotal
styoin over the situation, but wa
~parliamsnt on his hands," ana tne
eovsrumsnt again tree TO pursue u.
own politely. . great burden aDpeefee
10 have been lifted from his shouiders
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

ssov Hun. Ma. yuly se-JeAa No.
". . negro. vas esesu>e1 vsl1av =
~ grounds sttaahs1 = ~ eooD11
alnsAouss Tor Q eginlnAl aanAnn - .
uhits woman last Hovemhog. ~ -
oDaeel he eHne. oesoDo) oo01Doo
psse's vstsssssl - he.ei.e
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

teo1 0Doeuoo)oW Causes cutting.
| Calhoun, O., July 2s.--As the 70
ou]l q 8 hea&sd political discussion.
5onn Co1liss. of Rome. seriously stab
"a ~ J. wynn. near here. They were
Gseusoane the gubernatorial race when
Gollier became angry ami rushed at
wynn. Wynn knocked him down
6aA he coG up. He started at him
1oe The eooonA time. when Wynn again
$500 him down. Upon rising
0oll3er cuk Wynn across the forehead
ma throat and also . large place Il
his coat. Il required ten stitches 4
hroas the wounds.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-08-03

opvin0aslA. No.. July o5.-Jveaer
ave pssssAssss we're huse TO pseee'
bly, fatally. sn1 . sooge - uese 80
y shahsa ". u tAe 1ssaa1eoe esee
Thursday aishe g thsee eneenn q Z
". LOsis an1 - vsaneooee 0u1A
bound ~ q Loo1a