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last winter here as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Byram.

last winter here as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth ByraH.
Mrs. Roosevelt will receive the members
of the diplomatic corps Wednesday after
noon, December II, at O'Clock.
Representative Mckinley will give a stag
dinner December IL.
Senator and Mrs. Depew are about to
resume their dinner giving and will have a
party of about forty dining with them De-
cember b.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root will
give dinner on the 10th.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give dinners
December II and %.
Mrs. Richard Butler will give a dinner
on the 22d of December.
Miss Kean will give a large dinner for the
young people who will then be her guests
January II. and a dance for a hundred or
more afterward.
Capt and Mrs. Richardson Glover. who
will entertain frequently at dinners through
out the season, will give one December Is
Mrs. Glover will give fancy dress party
for her children during January the date
not being yet definitely settled.
Mr.. Robert A. Phillips and family have
come in from heir country seat. North
Arlington" Va, and are located at 1905
21st street northwest.
Mrs. Hinckley will give tea, to 7, Sat
urday, December 10.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden will give din
ner December 20.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh gave small din
ner last night.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hurst and
Mr.. Edward Oliver Gordon tomorrow morn
| ing will be followed by a wedding break
| fast at Rauscher's for the small company OF
relatives who are to witness the ceremony
| Miss Erma Shaw, daughter of the Sec
| rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw; Miss
| Edgarina Hastings, Miss Jessie Steele ano
| the Misses Abbott will be the debutantes
| this week, the first named being presented
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were present besides the governor general,
| Mr.. Emilio Nunez, Mr.. Jose F. Godoy, MIN
lister from Mexico; Mr.. Steinjarht. Ameri-
can consul general: the. minister from
! China and others. The ladies present were:
Mrs. Godoy, Mrs. Butler Daniel, Mrs Va
rela de la Tore, Mrs. Consuelo de Armas
de .Primelles, Lulu Winter, the Misses PIE
dad de Armas, Mercedes Godoy, Julia and
Maria Nunez; Perez Chaumont. Lille san
chez and many others prominent in the
Cuban society.
Dr. and Mrs Bowker Of 1349 L street
| northwest entertained Thursday at du-
were Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Captain and
Mrs. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar, Mr..
and Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs. Kester, Mr.. Gro
mer and others.
| Mrs. Treat wife of the United States treas
urer and her daughters, Misses Gail, Mable
and Gertrude, have arrived in the city
and are guests at thes Arlington for the
| winter Mr.. Treat has 4just returned from
| the bankers convention, at Indianapolis
| where he delivered an address to the asso-
citation.
A dinner was given by the American
minister to Cuba November q at the Amer
| lean legation, at which Minister and Nine.
| Godoy and their daughter Mercedes, who
are so well known here, were the guests
| of honor Governor Magoon escorted Nine
| Godoy to the table, and Gen. Bell COM
mander of the American troops, took in
Miss Godoy. There were also present Mr..
| Buchanan, who was director OF the Pan
| American exposition at Buffalo; Mr.. Jose
Godoy and several prominent Americans
A progressive euchre given at the
| home of Mrs. Robert Hutchinson last even
| ing. Twelve games were played. Those
| who received prizes were Mrs. r. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. Caldwell Miss Emma Wheat,
Miss Parker Mr.. Moran and Mrs. Guam
| trell. Among those present were Mrs.
Mida Peabody, Miss Smith, Mrs Phillips.
| Mr. Hutchinson, Miss Margaret Mck1llip
Miss Wheat Mrs Caldwell, Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr.. Moran, Miss Cory and others.
Senator Gearin of Oregon gave a box
| party Thursday evening in honor of Senator
! and Mrs Carter of Montana. Those In
! the party were Prince Henry Of Croy of
| Egan and Mrs. c. Lee. A supper followed
| at the Willard.
| Mr. and Mrs. Norton of 1910 list street
| northwest gave card party Tuesday even
| ing in honor of Miss Rose Behan and Mrs.
| Allen, wife of DR.. Frank Allen, formerly
| of the land Office. The following guests
way Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Morrill,, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bucking-
| ham, Mr. and Mrs. Tancre, Mr.. and Miss
| Meredith and Mr.. Spnks. After refresh
| ments were served prizes were awarded
| to Mrs Morrill, and Mr.. Hathaway, and
| good-byes were said to Mrs. Allen and Miss
| Behan, who left on Thursday evening, the
| former to join her husband in Minnesota
| and the latter for her home in North
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Browning announce
the engagement of their daughter, Blanche
Virginia. to Mr.. Arba Nelson Tindall, sec
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ond son Of DR.. William Tindall, secretary
to the board Of Commissioners of the Dis
trct. Mr.. Tindall who Is at present visit
ing his parents and iancee in this city,
has been engaged in business in Seattle
Wash, for the past year and a half. The
future bride and groom will make their
home in that city.
The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their December dance which takes
place Thursday evening, December IS. at
National Rifles Armory. The club held a
reception, followed by banquet, on last
Monday evening in honor of Mrs. M. J.
Willett, member, whose marriage took
place November %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Muser gave a ball at
Delmonicos in New York, December 8, in
honor of the debut of their daughter, Miss
Hewett There were 200 guests who sat
at supper at small tables. With the host
and hostess receiving were Mrs. L. H. Rob-
inson. Mrs. c. c. Phillips Miss A. LaPorte
of Washington. D. c.. Miss M Cross of
Brockton, Mass. Miss R. Saunders of
Among the guests were Mrs. D. v. Hicks
grandmother of the debutante; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Desmond of New Haven, Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. s. G. Kreeger. New Orleans; Mrs.
M ]. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs C. C. Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Groathmey, Mr.. and Mrs
George P Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ogden
Mr. and Mrs s. 9. Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. William v. Birney. Dr. A. +.
Chase; Dr. s. Mclaughlin. Mr.. E. Nc
Christian. Mr.. Charles Crutchaeld. Mr.
Warren Van Slyke, Miss J. R. Haggerty.
Mr.. Kurt Thyson. DR.. c. H. R. Jordan.
Mr.. c. W. Portiock, .ar Ezra Gould. Mr..
P. X. Croker. Mr.. w. Wickham s. TN.
Mr.. Gilbank Twigg. Mr.. g. H. Mercer. ar.
and Mrs. E. Whitaker, -Ars. F. Cavanau3h.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Wood. Mr.. A.
Frazer, Baron Rosencrans, Mr. Charles A.
Conant, Mrs. Richard Muser, Mrs. E. s..
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Meyer Mrs w,
Mr. Ralph Muser, Miss Hills, Miss Dorothy
Hills.
Mrs Robert Bradley, owing to iIl-heaith
this winter much to the regret Of her wide
circle of friends.
Miss Marguerite Howard of this city was
home Of Mrs L. ]. Denton. Washington
avenue. Plainfield, N. J.
Miss Clementine Crafts of Boston is the
guest of Miss Josephine Durand at the
British embassy.
Mr.. William Kurtz johnson Of this city
was among the ushers Friday last In Pitts
burg at the marriage of Miss Margarita
Frew and Mr.. Rufus 8. Rowland.
At the wedding at Port Chester. N, Z.
last week of Miss Lydie Marie Ward, for
merIy of this city, and Mr.. william B.
Foshay. the bridal attendants Included a
maid Of honor, who was Miss Ermine Epp-
ley Of this city, wearing white net over vel
low silk trimmed with Irish point and
santhemums. She also wore gold necklace
with topaz pendant and pearl bow-knot the
gift of the bride. The two flower girls
Miss Frances and Dorothy Baptrata, came
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Mr.. and Mrs q. II. Whiting celebrated the
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second birthday Of their baby SON Richard
Thursday by reception and dance. when
the following were present: Mrs. N. Mich
olson Earle of New York city, who h on
an extended visit to thu host and hostess:
Mrs. r. I. whiting, Mr. Joseph Whiting.
Mr. James Whiting. Mr.. William Egloff.
Miss Ada Dwyer. Mrs. H. c. Egion and
children, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Degges and
son of Norfolk, Va; Miss Ella Lipscomb.
Miss Lily Binnis, Mrs Banks and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Springmann and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Madden OF Brooklyn, N. z; Mrs.
Nash. Mr.. Harry Nash. Mr.. and MrA
Baggiemann. Miss B.ggiemann. and Mr..
william Cook. Mr.. Arthur Smith. the
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Specials in Players.
ST. Knabe Angelus. $500
Used less than two months.
$3.50 Hardrnan Auto
tone ...............$7 $500
(New-case slightly marred.)
5000 Auto-piano. $3.50
used one month";
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= November % the American Club in Ha-
vana gave grand ball for the Inaugural
ton OF its new building. The ball room
and reception rooms were adorned with
great splendor. At 10 o'clock the orchestra
played the American national airs to well
come the provisional governor. who at that
hour arrived. Mr.. Magoon was received by
the president and staff OF the club. There
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hendley entertained
at dinner Of eighteen covers last night
the principals and bridal attendants at the
wedding next Wednesday Of Miss Marie
Fauntleroy Barnes and Lieut.. Mark Brooke,
Corps of Engineers, U. s. A.
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from this city also as did two Of the
bridesmaids. Miss Rita Stinzing and Miss
bride. who were becomingiy gowned alike
in yellow silk muslin over yellow silk.
trimmed with gold lace. They also wore
gold necklaces with topaz pendants and
bow-knot Of pearls, gifts Of the bride.
They wore white roses In their hair and
carried bouquets of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mrs. Rachel L. White has issued invita-
tons for the wedding reception Of her
daughter, Rosa May. and Mr.. Thomas
Ferguson Hairs on December ID.
non Dodge. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rfson H. Dodge, was the occasion Of a large
reception yesterday afternoon at the WASH
y so long identied with the S most de
lightful phases Of the residential society
OF the capital congratulated a very at
raE1Is Young girl The IA ana her
parlor. and in every direction were the
flowers sent this unusually popular bud.
Miriam Crosby. Miss DeboraS Halsey. Miss
Gladys Mackay-Smith of Philadelphia,
Miss Alice Miller Miss Carolyn Hun. Mrs.
Laura Wells. Miss Frederick Morgan.
Miss Frances Goldsborough, Miss Kath-
arina Jennings. Miss Carys Crawford, Miss
Marion Leutxi, Miss Esther Denny. Miss
Evelyn Chew. Miss Margaretta Synions,
Miss Ruth Tanner and Miss Katharine
Clabaugh.
At the table were Mrs. Sanger. Mrs.
Schroeder and Miss Mary Howell Dodge.
The Mount Holyoke College Alumnae
Association were entertained wednesday
evening by Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens OF
Chevy Chase. Mr.. Stevens gave an illus
trated lecture on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This with the added hospitalities OF
Woodshome, was thoroughly enjoyed by
the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Whiting celebrated the
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ond son Of DR.. William Tindall, secretary
to the board of Commissioners of the Dis
trict. Mr.. Tindall, who Is at present visit
ing his parents and fiancee in this city,
has been engaged in business in Seattle
Wash, for the past year and half. The
future bride and groom will make their
home in that city.
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The marriage Is announced in Fort Worth,
Texas. OF Miss Peach" Crandall and Edwin
E. Weise of Chicago. IN. Mrs Weise Is
well known in Washington, having spent
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The Washingtonians have issued cards
for their December dance. which takes
place Thursday evening, December IS. al
National Rifles Armory. The club held a
reception, followed by banquet. on last
Monday evening in honor of Mrs. M. J.
Willett. q member, whose marriage took
place November %.
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tomorrow. the second on Tuesday. the third
on Wednesday. and the twin buds at an
evening reception at Washington Barracks
with dancing later for the debutantes, Fri
day next Miss Jessie Steel will be pre-
scented at dance Wednesday night by Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Addison at Rauscher'S.
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WATER SYSTEM
PAYS ITS WAY
WARRANTS ROW oursTasn.
iNo AMOUNT TO AN EVEN
MILLION ooLLERs-wILL an
RETIRED ~ 1870.

on January /. 1907. the cl,y VII
redeem Sc 600 additional Of the d.
teresi bearing warrants Issued in
payment for the work 0f eonrrset.
inE the Cedar river waier system.
The amount Of these warrants no.
outstanding Is an even million dol.
lars and they are being redeemed
II the rate d $4,000 q year. pay.
able entirely out OF the refenae
from the water system.
Tho ordinance providing for he
Issuance OF these warrants provided
that the city should set aside tiaat
o00 year from The earnings Of The
department for the purpose Of pay.
inE the Interest and redeefnihg The
principal Of the Obligation. After
paying the interest Al s per cent On
the outstanding principal this rear
the 100000 fund all have lsfi In
IL sbi 900 Tor the redemption Il
principal. The city has already
called IN f2b 09e Of the warrants %
be redeemed July !. leaving tie
amount outstanding ss75.oeg and
the additional tze.eo9 10 Be called
January viii leave outstanding
sa4s. 900 AZ the rate At vhieA
these warrants are nov being pad
off the citg IL reducing the annual
interest charged t2.Heo each year,
and this will permit Of an ever &C
celebrating increase In the AInount
ou, OF the 800 GOO per annam appll-
cable on the principal. The last q
this issue Of warrants viii be r.
tired % about 1890
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scoRcHeR IS FINED.

Judge Gordon fined another au'o .
mobile scorcher I'm the police ..'
yesterday, assessing w. hail's ..-
$50 and costs on a charge OF haNiass
violated the speed ordinance, hass
son was arrested last SUNDAY y ~
police and his case had been " y
timed. NJ + Kane. who aoieu :
attorney for tho defendant had ~ ~.
been riding with his client WI
Rulifson was taken ia CUSTODY ~
the dual role Of attorney ana ""
neaa Wna a UNIQUE comhlnaIloh
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EdlOlph
B@hf@mS

80 Asu Yefk niosk
- aaa
WIN Buy the rotthaeat CORNER ~ Fuufth
81 wall 81 inenins 80 On rrste
a. 81
gtfH feet Hn rafHaf e Seventh ana faHsaa
-. Rents faf SIT
81 HH
o. De on Fifaf az sauth - fa-ors
HHT Beet ana cheapest inf n the hfaak
aafd chanre fef profitable investment
s. Ha
ffHuhlr corner in HHuth Seattle nu car
iHf has thrtn fream hnuaas which fen9
~ - per mauth This should nai -
overlooked
~ VEN choice e e iHis on urar0n I'M
VII p on Ger huf aH Huun aa pfoleafsH
street improvements made.
81 fu
HatHHfu NiH.rfHfH cottage and p fafH In
Green Take one tiaak from car line. good
eanirn frult trees nuf hefrtra combine 81
af8hn thia fire hefHe near Hrhrai
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y
ST PEfEilhbl nc. June IL
Military and police patrols nov
guard the streets OF Blalystok aas
no civilians are allowed 10 lssgs
their houses All the pdneissl
Hebrew stores have been sacked
a mob 81 peasants fought fba.
WAY Into the city with clubs 80
scythCs and when The police lnte,.
Tered. fired upon the police s,afian
Douma Takes Action.
II rs believed 10 some circles
here that the uprising Is the bsgfs.
ming Of r. general massacre. Tta
douma has appointed Committee
20 30 ~ Biniyslok 70 investigate "a
cause u the disturbance win /.
view tD stopping IT.
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We kaFs . ha1ss So tee 80 o. 80
ussf usfaFur faf 81 H0 $50 cash. tai
anas 81 sasr Hsanthif Hsfnsuts Wee
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feenssfs and - csH - made pieuiF =
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folks rflCs ineiusiss furniture This is 4
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tass fne fisN eH Wesf Qaefr Afse iat
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TERMS Muffiafk nahfka a Hurdofk 20
Eufutfe Uifr FfeHs Main faia
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TOO fine eisMs ely waisf. sss4
50 Nirs ~ IL Hass addition ~ car tine
fNaaWaN arfr tract an nalnIrf Boulevard
10 Fur Z nlrr = faai fafs at Fremont
hI1fEa from cars
81 go -i.ot in saufh seattle on business
81 GO level b., At iatsrtay. nsaF Railroad
iiso Tor 90 acres q salu,rant
unEpEa cox 4 QutaLEY
iQgu Aiafsa hpiHinn
Hrfe Z E buslneaH safHtf t6ai b siH ~
MHM 20 HNH NN. HfHF# EaaN. NHNNHI. tfI HaaH
terms Hurdofk itahihe Murlock "a
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fhfss nna i1fs ~ aste 81 q sarfiflea ii
taken AZ once Owner ieatinH slate ard
must soli call faf ewnfr ~ Main Isle
MRUN0tfA mfFF
Bis lnfH. cleared with alssa fruit trees
a grand view Price 81 lm asw terms
. % WIFI Z CO. ~ nfiental Hesk
A CHANCE FoH aHALL fNVEsTMnSf
ovner Wiz saH lot IN Rainier Heights
district grade. HemHuf walk HeHff HafaF
/ ia an1 partly paid lies fanr feet above
HHaae Terms 50 dHHH. $50 per maHfh s
this f. fully 90 nadsf market price. Al
aIzza N1 care starr
FOH aAGE cuEkP
~ hiH hnnae ffut trr1H. ono tiafk
p b b We, asdsf s. aaes,,ie y
/ ff 700 d1 noi f1sI sHsfrd alfh Yddr
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/ tiau You can PAS ~ ihsm rka n4FiHa
rent end W short tl#H aHu 70 fine tHniH
aud D. independent for ufe Tho Elliott
/ Ffaa tranaporiafIan b Vino HI1eF VI
I ~ iinm" Tracts Get Tickets at 619 ALASKA
-
tl4 ArHTH
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mat j. certainly a great buy. az faeao.
T. Or WHITE q CO..
fl pEeHfai Hinrk
I Re Hur White River Valley iinme TfiffH-
/ Get ffga uCkrta r. fhe Elliott EaY invest.
I mfuf N0 e1 Alaska aide
ACRES
] north Uf faNfHnAH-thAf we can sell Hnu
I tH 81 100. This e. certainly "a good buy
u WHITE CO..
fN Oriental fuUrh
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house inrumr IS faE cash takes. snap
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MULLEN SAYS
IT'S A SHAME
COUNCILMAN oesoUIN:Es SEC
osD Az. REoRAog As An
OUTRAGE ON PROPERTY
OWNERS AND SUGGESTS RES
rirUTIoN.

rho biggest outrage the eiiF
government ever perpctrated On rs
innocent and unEuspecting eitiFsAs
was the crime uf distributing he
assessment for the regrade Of Sec
ond uv.. said Councilman Mullen
to a reporter for The Star tbs
morning. The council might sfill
undo a portion Of the injury .eone
b that act n Il would only 10 -
aud the expense Of 4 would b not
to exceed s2.oeo.
Poor Business. !
"'rhe cost of the Second sv- re-
grade was distributed over property
running as far north as McGrav &
on the north slope Of Queen Anne
hill The council determined uPoa
the district and the ASSESSMENTS
were distributed By the court con-
mlssioners. In some cases tots were
assessed as low as Is cents eaea
when it costs not less than sias
lot to make up the rolls and collect
the assessment
In many eases the owners Gu
these lots were not notified Of ne
assessment. the assessments y
came delinquent and the propefu
has been sold By the city.
Heavy Penalty.
In some cases property assessed
FOR n few cents has been sold iof
from $50 20 $500. inyolying a penaf
~ for rodeeming &c Of Is per cea1
on the amount Of the purchase
price. Thus with an assessment =
- cents lot owner MAY be canes
upon 20 paY a penalty Of So IN g.
der 10 redeem It. Eight hundred :.
these lots nave been sold TOR las
assessment
Il think the council should ~
prupriatc g. .0aa or So out Of me sen
enl fund and pay up these assess
menis and try 20 undo the daiaAss
and Injustice IL has done.
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MASSACRE SPREADS
To OUTSIDE TOWN

every inch. and buichered the IA
youths.
The German Jewish aasoejatlo.
has received a preliminary rens,,s
from Investigator sent ~ Blalga,ss
showing that goo were KILLED az
800 we're wounded during the ~,
breaks. and that q complete inVss
tlFation will show more easaaltiss
Jews Not 70 Blame.
The members Of tho associalia.
deny that the outbreak vas sfsrisa
by "a bomb thrown Into "a Chnsfiss
procession b. Jew. stating fsss
the whole trouble Was fomenied -
GeuilleB.
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sH nrusa ffaiss e 81 kiatH ant
fraafatass faHNss faintef. Fsfd tut
q fuers O. eafH a. harai faaa
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ONE SMALL CITY REPORTED
DESTROYED ~ RloTGRs--ts
YOUNG JEWS pEFGNp THEM.
SELVES WITH BOILING WAT.
Err, But ARE FINALLY OVEN.
COME AND KILLED.

WARSAW. June iG-lt IL report
ed that the massacre AZ biaiYHtak
continues undated today The sub
urban town Of Boiary " reported
destroyed The massacre n extend.
ing 20 nciRhbofing towns.