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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
The Spanish Unclaimed rs,o,o' :

-
American diplo.na;ic and c,u.1''
officers in Europe have AZ v..,
times directed attention to ero,,. !
designing parties to obtain ma
from citizens of the United g..
through false representations -
sistlng of statements to tho ~
that large unclaimed estates =, J,
cedents awaited the claims ~ !,
legitimate heirs in the United O.,
Schemes of this dishone { char,,.-
have been exposed in reports ..
Great Britain, Germany. The v.,
erland', Belgium and spa'n bn, !,
spite Of the publicity given the,o !.
ganized swindles they resume 49,.
ations after intervals of few va. -
The minister from Spain at w..,
ington has informed the Departm.,,
of State that his government h,
taken steps to suppress the sw,pn.
In that country. In his not 70 J,
secretary of state the mlnlss.
writes:
"The energetic campaign pnds.
taken by his majesty's governms,,
against the international associate,
OF swindlers by the so-called bn,l,p
process has resulted I'm the dlseoyo,,
at Madrid OF a private. clandeslo,
Office where these crimes A.,
hatched. The person in charge q,
this Office has been arrested. ana
books have been taken from hin
which contain the addresses OF Dor,
sons in this country likewise. larr,
number OF letters being prepared 10
be sent TO the unwary individuals ,s.
lected as victims or accompllces /,
this nefarious business.
while bringing this to your 81. /
knowledge. I wish toass
you at the same time TO employ he
means at your disposal h /
'rder to give the greatest possible
publicity 20 the matter, either
through the press or by any oths,
means which you may deem appO.
,riate in order to prevent American
'itizens to whom these parties mar
write from being swindled, proylda
here are still branches OF the secret
ociety existing"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

Miss Edna Martell is spending
few days in Portland with frienus'
r. r. Collins, the former loc'i
agent for the Oregon Electric, has
returned to his home in Cleveland
Ohio.
VIM ]. Clarke, Of Red Blum, CaI >
is in the city. Mr. Clarke formerly
lived in Eastern oregon, where ne
owned a large wheat tract.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

W D rlllo'son of Redaing, Callf
= here n ring his sister ana father
Tie Is pramipent attorney of TIA,
'''l Of aor'Aerp California. aad sa,.
'h''e is pot much doing there An IN,
way OF eeild'ng, es an towns down
,eat ~sy ere Q0iei ihi summe- The
Ss"m Brewery association ana nn,.
N'f IN ~orage 'ant ann ga,tlnr
reery % cree arcvsry there y,
enpf the ofeg0u ,wee In case N /,
'v'' e ne state 'soes dN he saws
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

The Barnum a Baily circus ad-
vance agent E. M, Burke. arrived to-
day, and viii proceed TO arrange thc
date and place for the big amuse-
meni. nnrnum q Baily shows have
visited this city regularly Tor tho
pest few seasons, aud their amu1s.
menb are generally OF high or.
der August 27th Is the date on
which the show viii arrive here. aud
the Southern Pacific grounds will NJ
doubt be used Tor the big top"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
Farrar Iets Contract

Postmaster Squire Farrar received
a letter from the Treasury Depart
ment this morning authorizing him
To accept the bid OF Il. l.. Lennon
OF 13S0.00o for painting and repair
Ing the postoffice The work will
be finished in about three weeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

According Ia the Dallas Observer.
the automobile stage between sa-
lem ana Dallas, which has been ou,
of commission Tor the past month.
slll be pat iato operation in a tew
~iayu' Several weeks ago one OF the
4. nar's OF the machine was broken. aud
he owner had TO send 10 Chleago to
replace H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

The automobile tartv CONSISTING
o. Mr, aud Mrs Charles stege. SIR.
and Mrs, Paul Stege. Mr.. aud Mrs
Sohn 0FaeeF aad Cert Anderson who
went 20 Mehama saturday. returned
yesterday and reported a nne trim
"asa almost 20 salem two OF tho
naehihes me, with a slight accident
and had to betowed into town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

The o. ", a n has ,ked the
ha''noad Commission for suspen.
sion OF the order requiring "a 10 re-
pair the stock yards a The Dalles
and has requested aearlng IN the
matter The company say thar new
stock wards are to be built At Tina.
TIA, and that this viii obvlats iho
a''ess'N ~ mentairIng yards AZ
Tho na,ps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

The newly elected and reelected
county school superintendeuts viii
'ake their Offices next Monday. In
20 counties the old superintendent
were reelected, and in IS new meu
were chosen.
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CALIFORNIA Ex-GovERNop
PRECARIoUs,yl,,
United Press Leased MI. y

Stockton, Cal, July 2S-pv.o
ernor James Fl. Budd rallied ~ y
morning from the stupor ilr whit, =
lay all day yesterday, and annss.
a little brighter. Stin he ~
weak, and but faint hopes for \,
covery are entertained by ,oe
bers of his family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

while blowing up State street Tor
sas'ps sN front of the John Hughes
company's store this mornlng the
H"~ same IN contact with "a,
"'pe, cutting Il IN two, aud for \
hof' ume that section OF the city
~as hardly hearable To the people
= the Fumes allied the entire s,tee,
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or from 10 acres TO 1909 acres.
sie per month without Interest I. For
further particulars see Derby a Will
Eoni 7-sb-st,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

Judge hnshey this morning issued
an order discharglng J. ". Morton
as guardian OF the person and es
tate of Eliiah Morton. an Insane per
son aud appointing Carrie r.
HAYNES guardian. under s3SgS bonds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
School Convention -.

The state convention OF county
school superintendent VIII be held
In Salem on September 10 and II.
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The county court has issued an
order 'e,ting September as the date
Tor the hnal settlement and hear.
Ing In the estate of Robert W Nh
som. decea-ea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

The cese' ~ Calm 4 Iiun versus
Jones an ae'ion on hop contract.
'na % seo'' ve-sus Ford TO recov.
eF money pali BY mistake. are b..
lns afsaed In 'he supreme eonr, to-
day.
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Final Account Approved

The hnal account OF the executors
OF the tate OF Christina Webb.
deceased, has been approved BY the
county court.
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they have a fine property there, an I
he expressed him eli surprised at the
life aud growth OF Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
'sss. llu,h nR ey Ri1e--

NA'ie wakins elons the noua
'as u ceaf' street shou, 10 O'Clock
A's morning, Mrs A. \. Rnsh was
w do~n By a bay on blesole. ana
affo~t eseepra heinp scyerel, Ia.
ffe Mrs. Bash 'esrned from the
y ies' bis name vas samuel
nAs's' end sad TIA, be was about
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
Chlriney sweea---

AM oae who has chImneys ornues
90 clean, now ! the time to clean
'hem without ang muss made In
yonr house. Leave orders at Meyers
barber shop az once. 7-2f-3t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

u YOU want 20 hnd cool place IN
res, for half an hour, the Eilsonia
Is tSe place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
You VIII

NOu Will
No' know that Old sait or sei,ei
nat after Il has been to Johnson a
s'ese' Next to Journal once
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

A marriage license was sued to-
day to Joseph Doran. aged q. and
Mary Kaufman, aged ls. both OF
Gegya's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

AMI pienic supplies 40 Fa.ring
'ohh ths grocer aud marke,man. 4
Homple'e me ana prices right
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

10 years old, but alide from this sh,
could give the police no further In
formation concerning him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
Ash Wood

For sale l2o Commercial street.
Phone ii5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

FER ssle-Brown horse. 3 years
well bred. weighs about -
Phone 752 or inquire az
South Commercial street
7-ss.r
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|City News
wi~n In Portland

Fair tonight; "Wednesday warmer.
Nimn IN Portland
Visit Halls restaurant. $50 wash
ingion ~ l. e-o-d
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For Saie-Two standard bred ~
ters, one bay gelding by loue
one bay filly. 8 years old. py !"
Seal. Inquire OF Sam 0''
Fair Ground. ore. 7-2S-l"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

whnted-Two or three hou'eksep
ing rooms by couple. Adais~
DS. care Journal. 7-2S-Sr
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new TO-DAY

We Are Taking orders for s'Fsa
sprinkling oil. Get your order y
early Mitchell. Lewis 4 sIa's''
7-25-st-
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Travelling COnyenienceS
Our own importation Just received from Japan
direct New Raskeiscopes, ~ 10 2s Inches; Mat
tins Suit Cases, rs TO "a inches; Bamboo Suit
Case is 10 SO inches leather corners leather
handlee, straps all around AZ lowest prices We
save You the mIddleman's profit Shopping Bas-
koir. naaboo unoh nrfts,s pra o. Straw and
Bamboo Basketo
SECOND FLOOR.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
TRAGEDIES.

liver AmbIe is dead as the result OF
a runaway accident at Oregon, Wis.
J. w. Weatherford of Brantley, Ala,
was shot and killed on Sunday by his
nephew.
because he was jealous of his wife,
Ernest Handtke, proprietor of a hotel
at Grafton, Wis, committed suicide.
While rafting logs at Petersburg,
Ind, the raft parted and Charles and
John HilIman, brothers, were drowned.
Mrs. Claudia Smith of Trenton,
N j., walked into the Delaware river
with her baby in her arms on Monday
and both were drowned
Screams from a girl in a closed car
riag2 at GAINESVILLE brought police help
and it was found she was being driven
away by two young men,
An unknown man was killed Sunday
afternoon on the North esLern ) new
line, four miles west OF Racine while
attempting 10 board d freight Tram.
The uecOmpOsed remaius OF Peter
Peterson, who disappeared from Mar
ueJLe last IaII nave been tound near
Peshtigo harbOr doatng in Green Bay.
Phillip H. Schroeder proprietor OF
the Commercial hotel, at Appleton,
was found dead in the lavatory of the
place. He was a subject of epileptic
fits.
Relatives Of Lars Roman of Racine,
went to Chicago and identified the
body OF the man who burned his cloth
ing and committed suicide, as RO-
main.
Eleven Greek tie cutters were blown
from their hunks in tent near Polar
Bluff, Md, by an explosion OF dyna-
mite. Two Of the Greeks were badly
hurt
On their way into the Peache river
country, Manitoba, Emile Cardinal,
wife and child were drowned IN the
Athabasca river. They were travelling
on the ice with a dog train.
Three Princeton university students
are under arrest as the result OF the
midnight killing OF Charles Balligum,
ascd is, by an automobile III which
the SIX We're riding at Trenton, \. j.
The jury in the case OF Wisconsin
VS.. WUuam Haut OF Plymouth decided
the defendant TO be gulJy OF neglect
OF has Wife, who died from the effects
OF The neglect. the longest sentence
The Judge can impose on Haul Is one
year.
MIS-. James Wright Of Memphis,
shot and killed Leila Gordon, n
gless. Immediately following the
murder Mrs. Wright started IN pur-
suit OF Mary DAVIS, another negro
woman. She shot a. her once but the
charge Went Wild.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
FOREIGN.

EIeanora Crawford, daughter of +.
Marion Crawford, and Cavalier PIC
tro ROcca we're married at the villa OF
the brides father Sorrento, Italy.
4. 9. Newton, a representative of the
De Forest Wireless Telegraph com
pany, has left Tor Venezuela to ar
range with President Castro for the in
stallatiOn Of five wireless stations at
different towns.
At a meeting OF bankers at Osaka,
Japan, at which the chief trade centers
were represented, resolutions were
adopted asking the government to OBJ
serve greater economy in the consider
alton Of financial measures.
AS the countess Of Suffolk, England,
formerly Miss Daisy Letter of Chicago,
anticipates a visit from the stork in
July, she intends to stay quietly at the
earTs country seat, Charlton Towers,
during the social season.
The authorities Of st. Petersburg
Will prosecute the leaders of the no
tOriOus "JOhannite" sect, whose prac-
tees have brought the name Of Father
John Of Kronstadt into evil repute,
charging forgery blackmail robbery
and other crimes, all committed under
cover Of religion.
Orders have been issued counter.
handing the sending OF an Italian
squadron to Turkish waters. The Turk,
isb ambassador, MOustaDha Rechid
gives satisfactory assurances thai
italy Will be accorded the same treat
ment with regard to posto16ces as are
enjoyed by the other powers.
Grand Duchess Marie PaVIOna, VINO
on May 3 is to be married to Prince
Wilhelm, second son of King Gustave
of Sweden, has received Populations
from the municipality nobility, and
burghesses Of Moscow, and was con
graduated by them upon her approach.
ing marriage.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
OBITUARY.

w. c. LecBie of Dowagiac, Mich,
prominent n the order Of EllIs and for
many years manager of the Beckwith
Memorial theater, is dead.
Lieut.. Gel. Henley Higbee, United
States marines (retired), is dead at
Buffalo, n. Y. Lieut.. Col. Higbee ser
we'd forty years in the marines.
George L. Johnson for. years
in Ohio democratic circles, anu
revenue district collector under Phesi-
dent Cleveland, died at Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Francis B. HoIderness, aged 48
years, widow Of Charles HoIdeTnesS,
and one of the best known women of
Kenosha, died suddenly from heart
disease.
DR.. Simon B. Conover who during the
administration Of President Hayes was
United States senator from Florida,
died at the hospital in Port Townsend,
Wash, of old age.
News has been received of the
death at New York of James E. Neal,
formerly we'll known in Ohio politics.
Paralysis was the cause. Mr.. Neal
was formerly speaker of the Ohio
house Of representatives and served
as consul at Liverpool, Eng, under
President CIeveIand's second admins
tration.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
OPERATOR KILLS
RACE TRACK BILL
CHANGED MESSAGE URGING SUP
PORT FOR GOVERNOR
HUGHES.

Elmira, N. Y, April 25-An an
nouncement made here that the vote
of Senator Cassidy against the race
track bill was due to a telegram from
Congressman Fassett at Washington,
which had been tempered with, caused
a sensation. Congressman Fassett
who is here to attend the congressIon-
al convention today, said last night
that the story was true. On the day
the race track bills came up i'll the
senate, Congressman Fassott and
Dwight united in a telegram to Sen
ator Cassidy, which when filed, urged
Cassidy to stand By the governor on
the race track bill" but when deliv-
cred to Cassidy it advised him "ROt
to stand by the governor on the race
track bill" The next day when Fas-
sett learned that the governor had
been beaten he teIegraphed Cassidy
that he believed a fatal mistake had
been made and urged him to move
reconsideration and BASS the bilL An
investigation was made and it was
found that the telegram had been
, changed in Washington, the manager
of the telegraph company admitted
forgery had been committed and
stated that the operator responsible
had been discharged
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30

operated at intervals on nearly all the
lines of the traction company Each
car was guarded by the state police
Practically one out Of every three
union men in New York state was idle
at the close of 1907, according to a
bulletin of the state labor department.
In New York City the percentage was
34.2, as compared with 1927 for the
rest Of the state.
a new proposition of gas at $40
now Of Chicago, has won another pro,
rate of 81 two years from now is made
| by the Manitowoc gas company, pro
viding the company is permitted to
establish a minimum charge of %
cents per month for service.
c.. Hart, formerly of Wausau and
now, at sos year hence, at a fiat
motion, from the position of superin
tendent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
| st. Paul railway company's terminals
/ in Chicago to that of superintendent
Of the Pacific extension.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30

today concluded that two battleships
would be the limit of authorization
at this session of congress, there will
be a lively fight on the floor by ad-
herents of the presidents program
for four armorclads
Although several hours were CON
sumed in roll calls, the day in the
house was one of comparative activ-
ity and several measures Of impor-
lance We're put through. The princi-
pal of these was the resolution of
Speaker Cannon providing for an in
vestigation of the paper trust and in
pursuance Of its provisions the
speaker announced as the committee
to conduct the investigation, Messrs.
Mann of Illinois, Miller of Kansas.
Stafford of Wisconsin, Bannon of
Ohio, Sims of Tennessee and Ryan of
New York. The democrats as a unit
voted against the resolution after a
declaration by Mr.. Williams that he
did not believe a sincere effort would
be made to arrive at the truth.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
the city. A satchel filled with printed
matter, mostly books and pamphlets
in Italian, was seized with him.
STATE NEWS NOTES.

Jefferson-Bruce Black of Fort At
kinson won first honors in the Jeffer-
son county high school oratorical con-
test. Alexander Hardie, Fort Atkin-
son, and Arthur Weihert, WaCertown,
won second and third place.
Superior-B. A. Lynch, principal OF
the Blaine high school, has declined
an offer as superintendent of pubic
schools of Lewiston, Ida, because of
his faith in the future of Superior.
Neenah-Rev. c. Riechert of Madi-
SON was elected presiding elder of the
OF the Appleton ditrict of Evangelical
churches at the conference at Forest
Junction. Lake Mills was chosen as
the next meeting place.
Neenah-Robert Boyce, go years of
age, was instantly killed by a Wiscon-
sin Central passenger train Friday
night while crossing the track at
street crossing. Boyce was an old
resident and prominent in business
circles for many years.
Chippewa Faus-Suffocated by
smoke and revived by injuries caused
by flames was the experience of Henry
Goetz in a burning hay shed into
which he had rushed to save farm
machinery. He was badly burned and
may lose his eyesight
Ripon-A petition is being signed
by local business men requesting the
Northwestern read to operate gaso-
line motor cars from Fond du lac to
Ripon and Green Lake hourly each
day through the summer season and
also asking that the road extend its
line from the station at Green Lake
to the village, a distance of about a
mile
Monroe-A meeting of the secsnd
group of Wisconsin Bankers assooia,
ton viii be held May 90. The meet
ing will bring to the city some so TO so
bankers from the southern grops of
counties of the state
La CrOsse-A flash of lightning cut
of an apparently clear sky struck =
large barn belonging to Herman Ten.
tegen, near Westby, setting it on Gre
and consuming it. A schoolhouse
which-stood across the street was de
stroyed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF
IN BADGERDOM.

The Douglas County Fish and Game
Protective league will purchase a
bunch Of Chinese pheasants and eggs,
Some one maliciOusly docKed the
tails Vi Lnree horses owned by Ed
ward Getteman, a teamster OF BelOit.
Arthur Jones Of Ashland has been
given a sentence of a year i'll the
state reformatory at Green Bay for
larceny.
Deputy State Fish and Game Ward
en- Ansorge made big haul Of pike
at Depere and arrested Richard Stein
feldt and SIX others.
As the result Of being asked TO
close the saloons, Chairman Fisk OF
Holcombe on Sunday placed the lid
on ali business.
g. B. hrewelI Of Racine was ap
pointed member Of the state board
Of pharmacy to succeed DR.. H. A
Peters Of OconOmOwoc.
Harold Schafer, the 5-year-old Ke
nosha boy who was terribly burned
while rescuing his mother, is still III
pecariOus condition.
Parke Ames Of Evansville lost a
valuable driving horse and a deputy
sheriff found it in a barnyard neal
Brooklyn. A former empIoye OF
Ames is held pending an inyesuga
ton
Three Racine saloon keepers have
been arrested. Thomas SmaGer paid
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
PROMINENT PEOPLE,

r. A. Mccormick, general superin-
tendent Of electrical equipment for
the New York Central railway, was
badly injured in a runaway accident
at White Plains, n. Y
Cardinal Gibbons will pronounce the
invocation at the laying of the corner
stone of the new $1O00,OO0 home of
the Bureau Of American Republic at
Washington on May II.
DR.. Robert G. Brooks, Joseph Whar-
ton professor of economics at Swartb-
more college, has resigned to accept
the chair of political science at the
University Of Cincinnati
Miss Lucille Marcel OF New York,
soprano of the Opera ComiQu Of
Paris, sang before the empress 0f Rus
STA at Tsarkoe, Selo. Miss Marcel is
going soon to England and will sing
n London and elsewhere.
Capt Edwin Moore, now a member
Of the naval examining and retiring
boards, will succeed Admiral George A
Bickneu, the commandant Of the Ports
mouth, n H., navy yard, when that
officer retires, May Is.
Capt. Charles DEF. Chandler of the
signal corps, one of the aeronautic ex,
perts in the army, who has been re
Gently making experiments with q
military balloon near Washington, has
been ordered to proceed to Fort
Omaha, Neb., to establish a hydrogen
plant in the aeronauticaI park at that
post, with a view to conducting a ser
| les of experiments with balloons de-
signed for military purposes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-04-30
DOMESTIC.

several Burlington, N. j., churches
proposed a ban on merry widow hats
during services. Pastors declare they
make many malt Dacksliders.
Charles and William Meredith, OF
TiJJsDucg, brothers, who have been
circus CLOWNS nearly all their lives, are
heirs 10 an estate valued at $2,5OO,0OO.
Army officers on the transport Blu
ford brings news to San Francisco OF
serious upusmgs in MlndanaO and
spasms OF guerilla warfare between
the whites and the natives.
Two examinations of Ohio counties
reported to the state bureau of UNI
form accounting show illegal expendi-
lures OF funds. COshOcUon county
shows SIO,7Y7 and Hancock $I6,985.
About forty members OF the state
police at Chester, Penn, as the result
Ot he strike OF the employees of the
Chester Traction company, are sui
teriug from ptomaine poisoning, caused
by eating canned fruit
a gift Of $1,000 for church extern
sion purposes has been received from
Mrs, Anna e. Prentice OF Brooklyn by
the board OF church extension OF the
general synod OF the Evangelical
church IN the United States.
Following a meeting of Macedonians
near GrauIle City, H., telegram IN
the name OF 10000 Macedonians has
been sent to President Roosevelt
requesting him to intercede in behaI1
of Macedonian autonomy.