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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
"COMING CLEAN"
Judge KeneSaw Mountain andis.
of Chicago.
WILL GRANT NO FAVORS.
(PublIshers Press Report. }

Chicago, H., June 2S.-"This
court Is no respecter of wealth or
othar claims for immunity" Was
Federal Judge lands declaration
to Standard oil Company's attorney
Miller, today, when latter made ap-
peal to court In chambers to have
John ID. Rockefeller executed from
necessity being subpoenaed i'm rebate
case. Later Judge Lands ordered
summoning of three additional high
officials of the Company as witness
es.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Marion, o., June 28-Irena. two
year-old daughter Of John Ruth re-
siding south Of Marion died last
might as result of being almost liter
ally boiled by falling into bucket
OF water.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
KILLS COMMON
LAW WIFE
CANTON WOMAN SHOT AS SHE
BUSIES HERSELF WITH
BREAKFAST.

Canton, o., June 2S.-Elizabeth
Halmage was shot and instantly kill
ed while getting breakfast today.
The police are looking for Achim
Fatu, who they say has been living
with the woman asc husband on q
contract made in Hungary.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Mr. Lee Reynolds Will leave to
night on So 16, TO visit his sister,
Mrs B B Feagans, at Roanoke. for
several days and VIII extend bis
trip to- Lynchburg where he will
spend O few days with friends be
fore returning TO Bluenold.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
VON RHEINBADEN
TO RESIGN
MAD AT Won BUEIlOW, SAYS
BERLIN RUMOR.
publishers Press Report. }

Berlin, June 2S.-A rumor is
prevalent that Baron Won Rhein-
baden, minister of state and finance.
is tbout to leave the ministry, ow-
ing to differences of opinion with
Prince Won Buelow, the imperial
chancellor.
Confirmation of this report can
not be obtained.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Miss Loola Gillespie Of Graham.
will leave tonSNht for Newark. o..
Miss Annie Huse who has been
the guest Of Mrs G. y. Bell. re-
turned yesterday to he f1ome n
Roanoke.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
CLEARFORK NEWS.

Rev N. b. Phelps breaches now
at Bishop Chapel
Mr. Henry Rowen, OF Tazewell,
was here last week.
Rev. w. s. Rowen has gone to
Grayson ounty TO Visit his father
Lee Atwell and wife OF Reaves
are visiting w. A. Larnes.
Sam Stinson and wife are visit
Ing MN. Adkins at Cove Creek.
Hr. ]. ID, Kesler made flying
trip down to Coaldale yesterday on
business. Nv
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

ed that all except two persons perish
ed. a sister ship. the Arequipa.
sank during a terrific storm at VAL
Daraiso about four years ago when
many lost their lives.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
BLUE AND RED
HARVARD WINS FRESHMAN
EIGHT, YALE VARSITY
-FOUR.
CPublishers Press Report. ,

New London, Conn. June 2S.-
The races today were nip and tuck.
Harvard won the Freshman eight
by one length and four seconds. Yale
won Varsity four by IA lengths.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
SWINGING
TO SATAN
ANOTHER WIFE MURDERER
WILL CUT NO ICE DOWN
THERE.
(Publishers PICS Report. }

publishers Press Report.)
Columbus, o., June 2S.-James
w. Cornelius. who killed his wife
two weeks after sne applied for
divorce, was hanged here early this
morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28
NOTICE

The Good Government Club rooms
ave opcu from no u m. to 70 %. m.
every day in rooms 2C-2S and 80.
Thornton Building.
j. r.. CROCKETT
Club Manager
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Mr.. Joseph Walters and daughter,
of Preston street. who have been
very low of typhoid fever, are gradu-
ally improving.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Miss Ethel bearing stenographer
FOR Hardy and Cofcr has resigned
hcr position and VIII leave on No
1G tonight for Roanoke, where she
will poin her mother, Mrs. Annie
Dearing, who SIS conducting a hotel
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

Mr. Barr by % succossful home run
carried on both prizes, the Recall
hoss and tho Knox hat oneryl
respectively by thc Thornton Clo.a.
iug Company and The metropolitan
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-28

ALL THE LATEST NEWS =
BY PUBLISHERS PRESS. -
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16

harm each other. The more money
you may possess, the more must you
care for the men below and about
you. Financiering that makes its
chief profits through the exploitation
of the man with small means, or
through the financial wrecking Of the
moneyed man, has no place in
Christian economy, for it's fruit is all
too often death. Many are the vic
tins of unscrupulous Napoleons OF
finance. The easier you make the
task of the toiler in your shop, or
mine, or mill, or field, the more do
you serve your God. The oftener we
settle disputes between individuals
or among nations, by the courts OF
arbitration, the more do we glOrlfy
our Lord and manifest our manhood.
Immense ornaments merely prove
national weakness of will and lack
of mental poise. Wars often bring
victory to those who are I'm the right,
and they should. But no war has
ever proven the validity of the case
of any victor no matter how we'll
founded the argument of that win
ming party may have been.
The crushing of little children at
mems tasks is a short-sighted policy
to score it very little. The system
which wrecks and destroys the youth
of land, prepares a heritage OF
wrecked humanity for the worriment
of future generations. Gain at any
price is poor business proposition.
and is morally unjustifiable.
My friends, the need OF the hour
in this matter is for an honest recog-
milton, by individuals and nations, OF
the force which the words of Jesus
Christ add to the command thou
shalt not kill" We need a quick
ened conscience that shall always
counsel for the right. We need a
holy manhood that shall insist that
no form of murder, be it brutal OF
refined, shall soil the private or the
public record. The call is for Christ
men who dare to do good and to DC
| upright, no matter how much the
| dividends may suffer, no matter how
| much humanity may remain unap.
! preciative of kindness, charity and
| love. The call is for men OF high and
men of low estate who shall ever rec
ognize that war is hell, and that Goo
is honored, not by the smoke and Oil
of battle, but by the exercise or hu
man self-cOntrOl.
Let us, then, be men, and be sure
| to keep our hands from blood-gu1ltl
| ness. Let not the death OF our brotn
ers be upon us. Let us live and le
live. Let us serve and save. Let VI
not destroy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
North State Notes.

A splendid monument to Cleveland
county's Confederate soldiers was
unveiled on May 10th. Col. Locke
Craig was the brilliant orator Of the
occasion.
State Veterinarian Butler, who
went to Polk county to investigate the
alleged case Of CHAMBERS, finds it was
not that disease but merely an abscess
Of the tooth.
John Bethel a notorious negro was
shot and killed while ATTEMPTING to
escape from the convict camp Of
Wake county near Wake Forest. He
was sentenced to four years for lar
ceny. He escaped from Jail some
years ago, leading several other pris-
! oners.
Insurance Commissioner Y Youngrules
that no life Insurance company doing
business in North Carolina shall issue
any special or board contracts or sell
any stock in connection with it's pol
icies. This is to prevent rebating and
is intended to place all citizens Of the
State upon the same basis as far as
life Insurance contracts are concern
ed.
Secretary Livingston johnson re-
ports that North Carolina Baptists
during the past twelve months gave
$30,5OO for foreign missions and S16,-
lO4 for home missionaries. Wake
! Forest College has in four months
raised $37 900 on the new endowment
fund.
William Dancy, who served in Com
pany E, Forty-seventh North Carolina
Regiment and who also had been in
the Soldiers Home Is years, died,
| aged Sc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
The Gates of Pearl.

In his sermOn. "On the Twelve
Gates.'' Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman
says. "I am sure that there is some
meaning in the fact that the gates
are of pearl. Do you know the his
tory of pearls? Humanity speaking,
it is the history of suffering. When
discovered it is at the risk Of the
pearl fishers fife. 1t is said that
pearls are formed by the intrusion OF
some foreign substance between the
mantle of the mollusk and its shell.
This is a source of irritation, suffer-
ing and pain, and substance is
thrown around about that which is
intruded to prevent suffering, and
thus pearls are formed"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
Insurance Commissioner Young
pays into the State Treasury $30,131.
April receipts.
Made Good Run.

Spencer, Special Deputy Sheriff
Brooks and another officer had an en-
counter with West Sprinkle, an escan-
ed convict Of bad reputation, whom
they spotted on street ear here.
When the officers approached Spria-
kle jumped from the ear and took TO
the woods. the officers firing one round
each as they chased their man. He
escaped in thick underbrush and has
Sot been taken.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
j. s. sPURCEoN, President.

Mill Cr.. :. :. .. ;. :. :. 1892
Sam Smith, acres Cheeks
crossing. :. ;. 200
J. w. White, 13 acres M. G.. 5.74
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
D. A. Albright, 1872 acres H. C. S44
Basil Andrews, Est, So acres
land, P. c.. 222
Adelaide Carter, 30 acres, H.E 1.22
Geo. NJ. Gates, "a acres c. CIR 4.32
Lucy A. Dodson, "a acres land $50
d. II. Do.son, so acres. 80. 2.43
Nancy Gates, 20 acres land. Lib
William L. Gates, T. Co.. 1.14
Thos. w. Thompson, 81 acres,
Tom Cr.. :. =. :. :. =. 4.oel
T. P. Thompson, 65 acres Tom
Cr.. :. =. :. .. =. :. 4.65
A. H. Nicks, 155 acres Tom Cr SOB
w. Fletcher Thompson, 143
acres land. :. 80. >. 1920
currie Waggoner, 1la acres
Collins Cr.. -. 80. COG
S. F. Martin (Col.) 119 acres
land! T. C. :. :. :. 3.55
Sandy Morrow, IA acres T. C. .S4
Monroe Oldham, II acres land
T. c.. .. :. 3.s2
L. III. Stone, "a acres, T. c. 3.4l
Geo. Thompson, % acres Z. C 1.3G
W. j. Turrentine, so acres
Z. c.. :. :. :. ;. :. 3.45
Frank Turrentine, II acres. .e5
j. Alvis Wilson, 13 acres Toms
Cr.. :. LOG
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP.
Thos. L. Gates, 102 acres land
M. C. :. :. >. :. -. :. 7.5G
Gorghons, Head Fraternity,
Hall, C. H.. :. :. :. $50
Ella Pendergrass, 26 acres land
B. c.. :. :. .. :. .. 1.57
S. N Picket, IL acre N.C.H. 3.73
Mrs. D. c.. Shields. >. :. .. 243
Saunders heirs, 1-2 acre G.. HI 2.43
John Smith, 20 acres west CHI. $50
| COLORED IN CHAPEL HILL.
Chas. Brewer, l town lot, CHI SCI
William Brewer, town lotC.H 90
H. B. Brewer, 1 town lot. .. 2.6O
Fred. R. Barbee, acres M. C. 5.32
Aaron Crow Est, 115 acresB.C 6.6C
E. B. Caldwell, 1 town lot,
w. e. H.: -. $50
H. R. Guthrie, l town lot, CHI GIL
Nancy Hogan, 9 acres. -. Loo
Savannah Merritt, l town lot IL;
Haywood Puerfoy Est, town
| lot. :. :. :. .. :. :. .. 7.3;
Mildred Peace, 40 acres B. C. 2.G1
James Pickett, 10 acres N. II 3.9e
Joe. Slade, 3 acres. =. :. :. 3.3(
James Snipes, l town lot. :. ST.:
Chas. Weaver, l town lot. :. 81
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
NORTH STATE NEWS
items of Interest Cleaned from
Various Sections
FROM MOUNTAIN TO SEASHORE
Minor Occurrences of the Week Of
Interest to Tar Heels Told in Para
graphs.
Our State at Jamestown.

Raleigh, Special. = Commissioner
General Pogue, Of the North Carolina
Jamestown Exposition Commission,
was here last week. He says that ne
finds that it requires constant atten-
ton to keep things on the move. The
management Of the transportation de-
partment has been simply chaotic and
he spoke Of one car Of show cases for
North Carolina which have been load
and unloaded seven times. Then, too,
the official decorators and carpenters
have been outrageously behind with
their part Of the work. He says that
if the freights had been delivered
within ten days after arrival at the
grounds and if the decorators and i'll
stalation had been completed by the
contract time, practically all Of the
North Carolina exhibits would have
been ready on the opening day. No
less than $50 Of the North Carolina
cotton mills make exhibits and have
shown very great degree Of inter-
est in having their department COM
prehensive and it will illustrate all
the kinds Of textile work done in the
State, some of which will be sur
prise to North Carolinas and to the
general public. The furniture men
| will have two exhibits and will show
! splendidly what the State is doing in
this line, notably in the manufacture
Of artistic furniture which will con-
vince people that they need not send
to Grand Rapids or anywhere out Of
the State to get beautiful designs and
excellent workmanship.
The North Carolina building at the
Jamestown Exposition is to be turned
over by the contractor May 25th. It
is not known whether there will be
any ceremonies Of dedication or not.
The building complete and furnished
will cost something like $4,000.
Three rooms have been furnished a..
p>svabs conIr1putiul-a parlor, Il.
reception room and living room US
George Vanderbilt furnished the re-
ception room throughout all the ar
ticles in it being the products Of the
Industrial School, at Biltmore. She
| Ids dt u0f OWu cApouSc udu CuIS IOOiIf
paneled in oak. She takes a great
deal Of interest in the whole affair and
no room in any Of the State buildings
will be more attractive than this one.
One Of the best known furniture man
ufacturers in the State furnishes an
other room and it is hoped that other
manufacturers will follow their ex-
ample and furnish other rooms, as
it gives public spirit and at the same
time Illustrate in the handsomest fash
ion what is being done in the State.
The North Carolina building will be
in charge Of some specially appointed
persons or person all the time and
during North Carolina week, August
18th to 18th, Governor and Mrs. Glenn
will be in entire control Of it, as the
commission will for that week turn
the building over to them. It is ex-
pected that on Thursday Of that week,
there will be general reception on a
very large scale, as that will be
"North Carolina Day."
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
The Preacher Needs Help.

AS long as the winning of s~als IS
considered to be the work of one
man. he and the believers to whom he
ministers must suffer loss. They are
kept from the spiritual exercise and
activity which is essential to q
healthy life. He is robbed of the
suDport which their witness and their
PRAYERS could give.-Andrew Murray.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
Paying For Sin.

Every sin must be paid for; every
sensual indulgence is harvest. the
prica of which is SO much ruin fer
she soM.. -RcbertsOn-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
A Large Bequest for Guilford College

High Point, N, c., Special J.
E. Cox, one Of the trustees Of Gull
ford College, has received the encour-
aging news from Chicago that large
bequest has been left to said college
from the Fowle B. Hill estate. Mr..
Hill was related to James j. Hill, the
railway magnate, and has relatives in
North Carolina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
TAX SALE

Having complied with Section so
of the Machinery Act, and under the
provisions Of Section $500, Revised
Code. l will sell for cash, at the
court house door in Hillsboro, N. c.,
on Monday, May 20, 1907, at II d.
O'Clock, the following described lots,
parcels and tracts Of land, to salts
fy the State and county taxes, and
legal costs for the year 1906.
S. w. ANDREWS,
Sheriff Of Orange County.
EMO TOWNSHIP.
]. ". Gates, 100 acres land,
Eno River. :. :. :. :. IS AS
E. L. Gates, So acres land,
Emo Rlter.. O.OO
J. B. Green, so acres land, Emo
klyer.. 1.Ao
James NJ. Riley, 169 acres land
Emo River. :. ;. :. :. 9.l6
Joseph H. Shields, 200 acres,
Emo River. ;. :. 80. >. 6.77
Mary E. Wilson, heirs, 80
acres, E. r.. :. :. :. 2.Ol
James Borland, (CoD l lot
University Station. ;. >. 6.34
Villain Burroughs, (Col.) ~
acres. :. =. PIG
William Sims, (Col.) 42 acres
{. r.. 49,. 6.33
LITTLE RIVER rowNsH1P.
c. c, Gray, 217 acres land,
Meredith. 9.37
E. T. Riley, IS acres N.B.L.R. 2.o1
Lorenzo B. Waggoner, 81 acres
\. E. L. R.. 2.01
Sim 4. Bullock; 20 acres, 0. A. LA
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP.
j. i. Aldridge, 81 acres land,
Riley land. :. :. -. :. 4.57
Ms. Susan Pope, 40 acres land
L. H.. A.AA
Ben F. Smith, 26 acres Back
Creek :. :. AS
NJ. r. Thompson, (Non resi-
ont).. .. >. :. 2.43
Ed. NcCully (Col.) acres. l.2f
j. \. and R. A. Thompson, $50
acres land. :. -. 500
H1LLsBoRo 3 ToWNsH1P.
v. ). Fore, 166 acres land. S.5(
>. L. G. Haynes, town lots,
Hiilsboro, n. c.. =. =. ZOE
James Newman, l town lot,
HllIsboro, N. c.. >. :. .. AS
Sophia Vaughn, 26 acres land IS:
William Austin (Col) IL acre
West Hillsboro :. ;. >. 81;
jeff Adams, l town lot, Hills
pOio'. ~
Manda Beverly, l town lot,
- d. ~
Nelson Balm, Sr, l town lot,
l. d.. I.O
Mulberry Coleman, Est, At
acres land Emo. ;. :. .. 20
Pink Coleman, l acre race
track. :. :. IL
Joe Compton, l town lot, II. B. 3.9
Joe Dunnegan, 2 acres land
1a1T ground. ;. :. ;. ;. IL
Harriet Holt, 3 acres. ;. 1.G
Mandy Holeman, II acres race
Iach.. l.O
martha Johnston, l town lot 20
Ample Moore, 4 acres land
bIoWnsville.. ;. 2.5
William Mcpherson, l town lot
"a acres. :. >. ;. ;. ;. a.
Assert Powell, l acre Browns
'A-c ST
john Powell, l acre Browns
F!lle =: :. >. :.
Ellza Ruffin, 3-4 acres >. :. ;. A.
Mag Snipes, l acre, Browns
n ~
ReHa 1a Wilson, 10 acres land. IL
Villain Williams, 2 acres
S-aty Ridge. >. >. :. l.
W. W. Wheaton, / acre fair
ground and l town lot. :. 81
ucey Wilkerson, II acres Emo l.:
ann Warren, 5 acres, Roxboro
road. ;. :. ;. ;. :. :. :. /.
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP.
D. II. Dodson, "a acres Howard
u 'r1id. :. n.
y, v. Maynard, 80 acres land 4.
W: j. Thompson, 147 acres
land, Kuffn. .... g.
COLORED.
1tV6r McCully. IL acres land
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-05-16
the Things You Didn't Know We Handled

NeIsato Ice Cream GoCau
nses Doors and Windows
Gf Iee4 Doors Galvanized Piping
lotion is impossible
tan ter to- we've gotn
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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

Mr.. 9.
stj6rnarskrana; kunnu lyoveldissinnar Pvf lila
og kr0f0ust Pess a6 ham lett hennar ao elm
hverju leyti geto, en- ham kvao ser fjarri
skapi ao nefna hama sakir pess, a6 PAD g@ti
engin 0nnur ahrif haft en- ASA tilGnningar
mama.
Inn 4 aheyrenda pallana var engum
hleypt meoan a Pingsetningu st60, nema
Peim, er s6rstast leyfi h0fou fra aleynil0greglu-
Eonu, og margin blaoamenn Rtissa, er grun-
samr P6ttu, ger0ir afturrel<a, en- her.
menn heldu v0r6 4 nsestu stratum umhverfs
Taurid -h0lIina, svo a6 g0tuskrfl fekk bar
hverei nnrri a6 koma.
vio Wall street New York, spilaoi of djarf-
lega meo miljonir
Peninsaekla oe sinar : ems og hun
VerzIunarkrogeur reyndar hefr gert
a6ur margsinnis -
og afeioingarnar urdu Par, a6 spilamennirnir
par t0puou margin st6rf6 og allur fj0ldi peirra
komst peningakr0ggur svo miklar, al allir
Peir peningar, er Peir gatu fengio b0nkum
par borginni hrukku ekki til, og p6 vora
margin bankar svo tamdir ao Peim Ia viz
gjaldProti. Var pa leitao peningalans hja
0llum b0nkum st6rborgum her vestra en-
Peir sau ser hettu bdna ef Peir hleyptu fj&r-
gl@fram0nnunum Wall street fjarhirzlu.
sfnar, og neitu6u pvi laninu. pa prengdisvo
ao kaupm0nnunum par eystra, a6 peir buou
100 present fyrir peningalan en- fengu elxki.
Degar t PAD 6efni var komi0 og alt titlit fyrir
ao hinar miklu hlutaverzlanir par yr5u marg-
ar gjaldprota pa hlupu peir J. r. Morgan og
John d. Rockefeller undir bagga med peim
og lanuou Peim 120 milj6nir dollara. Da var
Peim borgio, en- meoan a pessum osk9pum
gekk sl6 peim felmtri yfr landslyoinn, az all
ir bankar urdu ao hefta peningalan og Ut
borganir, annars hefou festir, sem par attn
peninga, teki0 pa ALA helm til sin og skili6
bankana eftir gjaldprota. AT peirri peninga-
pr0ng, er MI var6 landinu, dofnaoi syo yfr
allri verzlun ao silks cru engin d@mi her 1
andi sloan ario 1903. En- sa or munurnn, ao
MI er engin veruleg afturfor velmegun pj6o-
arinnar eins og pa var, og ALTAR lfkur til al
bratt komist alt SAINT lag og A0ur, undir ems
og menn pora ao sleppa hendinni af pening.
um sinum.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

MlNNEOIA, MlNN, NOVEMBER l9O7.
Her var svo mikio huff fyrir San Francisco,
0ll velfero borgarinnar haf verio undir kosn-
ingum Pessum komin. Ef annarhvor Peirra
Schmitz eoa Mccarthy hefou oroio borgar-
stj6ri, pa hefoi sama ostj6rnin komist par a
sem aour var, og aestir hinir beztu menn bnj-
arms oroio lrkula vonar um, a0 m0gulegt yroi
az raoa bot 4 Pvi, menn hefoa mist alt ara0i
og dug til 40 endurreisa hina miklu borg og
verzlun Dll og vioskiftaIif hef0i be6o pann
hnekki, sem engin bot hef0i oroo raoin meo-
an sti stj6rn hef0i seti0 al vyldum. En- MI
er full vssa fyrir Pvf fengin. me6 kosningu
Tay lors, a0 stj6rnarb6tin ver0ur par varanleg,
hvort sem ham sjalfur reynist duglegur borg
arstj6ri eoa ekki.
I New York voru kosningar Pessar mark
ver0ar sakir Pess, ao w. R. Hearst og hans
fylgidskar ur0u par algerlega undir, og sa
osigur ver6ur honum svo mikill hnekxir ao
ahrif hans a herlenda p6litfk veroa miklu
mimi eftir en- a0ur; en- pvi munu margr
fagna. En- hins vegar er PAD lfti6 fagnaoar
efni fyrir New York sjAlfa, az Tammany vann
par mikinn sigur og hefr alclrei setio par fast
ar 1 sessi en- MI.
IPeim rkjum er kusu rikisstj6ra og aora
emb@ttismenn var ekki um nein markver0
malefni barist; par var ekki UNI anna6 barist
en- v0ldin og P6tti pa0 helzt tioindum s@ta,
ao republikanar komust til valda Kentucky
en- dem6kratar Rhode Island.
Hin pri0ja ddma Rdssanna var sett IA.
p. m. og MI hefr keisari og stj6rn hans feng-
10 ping eftir sfnu h0foi,
Pri0ta Dina Pvf 40 Petta Sim t6kst
Rt1ssanna ao takmarka svo kosn-
ingarr6tt pj6oarinnar, ao
hun varo ao sepda a ping fulltrda, sem aestir
cru hlyntr einveldisstjorninni. S6sal-dem6
kratar og byltingamenn cru nokkrir pessu
Pingi en- svo mjog minnihluta, ao peir geta
par engu radio atkve6a iirskuroi.
keisari Autti ekki hasatisr@ou Pingsetn-
ingardaginn, en- let varaforseta raoaneytisins.
NJ, Golubeff, 8ytja pinginu booskap sim og
arna0ar6skir, og allur Pingbeimar h|yddi
med lotningu og hr6paoi margfalt bdrra fyrir
nafni keisarans er PAD var nefnt, nema s6sfal-
dem6kratar, sem gengu af fund.- meoan pvf
st6o, annars for par alt fran med fri0 og spekt
I'LL forseta Klaus Pingio stj6rnarsinna, er
NJ. Khomyakoffs heitir, og avarpi sinu til
bingmanna vara6ist ham a6 nefna q nafn