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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01

Paris, July 3l.-Although all the
censored dispatches from Madrid agree
that General Brandos, military COM
mander at Barcelona. has ruthlessly
crushed the revolt there, executing
many ring-leaders and that the gov
ernment Is now in control of the sit
uation. reports filtering out at Ger
bere. on the French frontier. none of
which. however. was later than noon
on July 20, indicate that the mob un-
til then had the upper hand and that
nothing In history with the exception
of the commune approached the
ferociaus drama being enacted. All the
reports agree that the tnovs nent was
skiilfuliy organized and broke IKE a
bolt from n clear sky. Three iacts
stand out prominently.
First. tine troops in the eariiss
stages refused To fire on the mob.
either because they We're numerically
inferior or because they were in SYM
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.INFORMAI|ONS FILED
AGAINST THE NEGROES
Special to The Daily Missoulian.

Special to The Daily Missoulian.
Butte. July ai.-Judge Donlan this
morning permitted Attorney Baldwin
to file infornations charging Henry
Johnson. Andrew Thomas Howard and
Albert H. Jones with the murder of
John Jones in this city on July ). All
three men accused are negroes and
are alleged To have caused the death
of white man. John Jones. whose
body was found in an abandoned min
ing shaft near the Arizona street fire
station by boys. who We're then looking
for a lost baseball. At the inquest
held by Coroner Davenport the col
cred men admitted they had thrown
Jones body into the shaft. but denied
they had murdered him.
They allege that he came To their
cabin while intoxicated and tha,
while he was suffering from deiirium
tremens they gave him several shots
of cocaine to relieve him of his pain.
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Silence Unbroken,

Madrid. July si.-The governments
silence an to the loss of life at Bar
eelona Is still unbroken and no state
ment is vouehsafed giving an exact
and dequate idea of the bloody in
cidents attending the repression of the
revolution. Tonights summary of the
situation shows conditions at Barce-
Iona greatly improved and the belief
prevails here that by tomorrow all
Will be over. NJ information az To
the number of revoiutionists court
martialed and sentenced has reached
Madrid. Already the work of clear
ing away evidences of revolution at
Barcelona has begun and various in
dustries will, according To these re-
ports, re sumo operations at once.
Throughout, Catalonia is decidedly
ealmer and reports from other parts
Continued on Page TweIyeA
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Spokane, July 31.-Twelve persons
were killed and so We're injured in II
head-on collision of two electric trains
on the Spokane a. inland railway
shortly before o'clock this evening.
The wreck occurred at Caldwell.
Wash, station between Occur
dAlene, Idaho, and Spokane.
No. 20. westbound. had left Occur
dAlene at 4:35 p. IN. and just reached
Caldwell when 1t met No. 8. eastbound
Both trains We're going at the rate of
about Is miles an hour. The impact
of the two head motors was terrific
The two trains crashed together with
out minute of warning. The heavily
laden passenger coaches were crushed
and shattered. Men and women were
thrown from their seats, some heing
hurled to the top of the coaches. while
others We're sent flying through the
windows. Several coaches left the
track and passengers We're caught un-
der the pile of broken timbers.
Ininjured passengers at once hurried
to telephones to call aid. A special
train of physicians hurried from Spo-
kane and others came from coeur
d'Alene. The coeur dAlene hospital
Is now filled with the injured. Only
one of the train crew Is reported In
jured The dead:
WILLIAM WARD. q wheat grower
Wenatchee, Wash.
A. p. WHITLEY. Memphis, Tenn.
D. L. CAMPBELL, motorman, coeur
d'Alene.
oRyILLE PGTERBAUGH, Eikhart
Ind.
JOHN A. VERNE, Springfield. Mo.
DALLIE GOLDEN. Spokane.
w. II. DAHLQufsT, Esterviile,
Iowa.
]. C. COX. Hayden Lake. Idaho.
n. J. HOUSE. Scotia. Wash.
WILLIAM WoNSETTA. Harrington.
Wash.
An unidentified man.
An unidentified woman.
The injured: Mrs. G. A. Luneefard.
Miss Frances Golden. John Bromley,
Miss Nettie Jordan, John Glenn, W. I.
Perry. j. &. krause, +. ]. Laton, i. j,
i Miller. e p. Miller. ]. f. kimmons.
Mrs. Mangan. c. ID. Wright. Guy Gam
/ bleson. W. +. Wallace, W. T. Shin
ningo. w. L. Brown. Ed James, County
Auditor r. W. Butler. Pat Leughan
and Gus Schininski. all of spokane:
p. w. Mitchell. Lewiston. Idaho: Will
liam Beck. Amelia Beck and Edwin
l.. Dixon of Nerthport, Nebe: Alec
Gordon. Elgin, ore: Ed cretl. John ].
Ward, Seattle: y. l.. Georhausen. Mar
Gus. Wash: ID. +. Jaiman, Weston,
Ore. j. +. Gibbon. Elgin. Ore: Charles
/ Osborne and wife. Freeport. Ill: r.
/ j. Wilson and L. +. Williams. Eau
+ Claire. Wis: j A. Elkhorn. Tacoma;
Peter NJ. Waters. Pleasant Lake. y.
D.; Gus Benson. Pntlatch Idaho; Neil
Patterson. Greenacres. WASH c. +,
/ Noyer. ST. John, Wash; Ed Joyce,
i Hiilyard, Wash: Henry Scharer. ~-
CLARK. - Graner. - Mitchell, -
Mathews.
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.PLOT'|S DISCOVERED
TO ROB MILLIONAIRE

Denver, July 31.-A plot to burglar
ize Nolhurst. the country home of
Thomas j. Walsh, millionaire mine
owner and politician. Is miles south Of
Denver. has been foiied by the finding
of poorly scrawted note at the street
car terminal Tuesday. purporting TO
arrange meeting between the per-
sons planning to attempt the robbery.
Information of the proposed robbery
leaked out ut police headquarters to-
das.
Every night since finding the note
officers have patroiled Woihurst but
no trae. of the Nould-be robbers has
been secured. MIR. Walsh tonight ex-
pressed hlmSelf as little disturbed by
the Incident
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pathy with the mob: second, the
movement was distinctly revolutionary
and antl-eierical and, third. the fury
OF the mob WAS vented almost en-
tire,y against The church and its rep
resentatives. private property being
generally spared.
Stories incredible.
Eye witnesses saw the popnlace ey-
verywhera aceiaiming Ate tpops. while
eursing and fighting the police and the
civil guards and the cries were Down
with the government" Down with the
King" stories of the ferocity of the
mob toward the church property and
the priests. monks and nuns are in
credible The monks. who could not
escape through the subterranean pass
ages in the monasteries were beaten
and killed. The nuns fleeing from the
burning converts were driven half
naked through the streets and the
priests. IL Is reported. were shot at
the steps of the altar. 1t is even
stated that the mangied bodies of
monks We're carried on poles through
the streets by 10000 people and that
the captain general was helpless to
interfere.
The revolution committee directed
everything. Notwithstanding this anti
clerical ferocity. other reports inti-
mate that the Cariists. who stand for
! clerical reaction in Spain, had "a hand
In the organization of the uprising.
Thu Madrid correspondent of the
Figaro had an interview with Senar
Lacierya, the Spanish minister Of the
interior in which the minister said;
THE insurrection ut Barcelona was
of terrible gravity. [ doubt If there
has been anything So terrible since
the communicative battle in the streets
with cannon. ineendiarisn. the piiiagt
OF converts, explosion of dynamite ant
/ ths destruction of misunderstanding
was missing"
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MAKES A PROTEST.

Paris. July 3l.-Liberal Deputy Bur-
rel has protested to lie Mathis San
Sebastian correspondent against the
exaggerated reports spread abroad con-
cerning Spain as being on the brink of
disaster. he. insisted that this mis-
representation of the situation Is en-
tirely the result of a stupid censor
ship and declared that he would strive
for its abolishment by the cortes
which will be conyoked as soon as
calm is re- established.
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The Figaro's correspondent declares
that those who understand how criti-
cal the situation was at Barcelona
applaud the action Of the government.
II the liberals had been in power. the
correspondent says. they would have
resigned in favor of Il military cab.
met, and the insurrection at Barcelona
undoubtedly has strengthened the po-
sitfun of the government with the rest
of Spaiu
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HURLED TO HIS DEATH.

Grand Junction. Colo. July S1.-An
attempt tn avoid being struck by e
Denver 4 Rio Grande train Oh n steep
euIhankment today resulted in John
Aleon. an Italian section foreman, be
ing hurled into the Grande riTer and
drowned, As Aeon sic. ped from the
track his foot struck loose boulder
and he rolled down tine embarrassment
into the river. II Is supposed he was
stunned from striking his head in the
fall
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HELD UP AND ROBBED,

Special to The nailv Mfssouiian.
Wallace, July s0.-Luke Smith. an
aged cook. was held up and robbed of
81 and a pair of gold spectacle in
the outskirts of the town early this
morning. He says tie thugs struck
him and knocked him unconscious.
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FORREST IS CHOSEN
PRESIDENT OF UNION
Special to The Daily Missoulian.

Special to The Daily Missoulian.
Butte. July 31.-M. c. Forrest Was
reelected president. secretary and
treasurer of the National Sheep Shear
ers. union at the last session of the
annual convention held today. There
were several candidates In the field.
but Mr.. Forrest, who now enters his
third term as chief executive of the
national body. was elected by an over
whelming majority.
A. L. Tilford of Great Falls was
elected vice president and the board
of directors are: ]. c. Clarkson of
Fairview. Neb.: +. H. McGibbon of
Butte: c. r. Miller of Chinook. Mont.
and H. E. Bornhardt of Kirkland. Ill.
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KILLS TWO MEN.

Paterson. y. j., July sf.-A blind
negro. William +. Sasson, angered by
a hartender's refusal TO serve him
with more liquor. ernptfed two re-
yolyers In a crowded saloon, killing
two men and seriously wounding
third. Sasson Is the terror of the
shore district. where he is known a.
the devil"
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DlsPosEs OF NINE.

Spokane, July sl-Aidsrman John
Gray. who returned from Paris today.
announced that he has sold tn crys-
tai silver and lead mine. netr the
mouth of the Spokane river. IL ~
English and French syndicate for
5000, 600
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WOUNDS AN EDITOR.

Havana. July si-Pcstmaster Cen
eral Nodarse tonight entered the home
Of Senior Torrientc. editor Of an illus
fired several shots. seriously wounding
Turriente Nodarse then ssea ped ard
has not been arrested. The cause Of
the attack is said IT, be rumors csn-
cerntus the relations of a certain high
government official with Nodarse's
tte
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ELECTRIC iNTERuRsAN TRAINS
COLLIDE HEAD-oh ON THE
CoGuR D'AlENE LINE.
When impact Comes Many Are Hurled
Through the Windows, Some on the
Tops Of the Cars, and Others Are
Caught Under the Wrecked Coaches
Physicians Hasten From Spokane.
pecial u The Daily Mlssoulian.

Special to The Daily Missoulian
Spokane, July 3i.-J. w. Marvin
of Victor and s. b Mcdonald of
Drummond. Mont. We're among the
injured in the collision between TWO
trains on the Occur d'Alene line
this afternoon. These are the only
Montana people in the accident. 50
far as is known up to the present
time. Mr.. Marvin was badly
crushed and Mcdonald sustained
injuries to both limbs and his back.
Neither man Is in precarious con-
dition, though their injuries are
considered serious.
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that has been organized To build
Wright aeropianes. Wilbur who Is 10
instruct Lieutenants Frank 2. Lahm
and Benjamin ID. Fonlers of the signal
corps In the manipulation of the aero
plane purchased by the government,
will leave for Dayton tomorrow.
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MEXICO CITY Is HELD IN GRASP
Or TREMeloR FOR MORE
THAN A MINUTE.
PEOPLE PANIC STRICKEN
First Trsmors Cause Them to Rush
Into the Streets in Terror-Buiid-
ings Damaged by Previous Shaking
Are Raced and Others Are Severely
Craeksd-Acapulco in Ruins.

Mexico City. July 31.- Mexico City
an earthquake. A shock more severe
than any yet experienced rocked the
city for one minute and 40 seconds.
The first faint warnings camo at i2:43
but the nervous people needed moth
ing more than the slightest tremble to
send them pouring out of stores, office
buildings and dwellings into the streets.
The shock grew in intensity at the
end OF the first 80 seconds and sud-
denly shifted the direction OF its mo-
tion. II began with long swaying
north to south osciIlatory motion
which continued to a humping trepid-
atory action. No great damage was
done. though many walls, weakened
by three shocks OF yesterday, fell.
while innumerable public buildings
were cracked. The National palace
suffered considerably. The war office
and other sections of the handsome
buildings were destroyed. The Mutual
Life Insurance company building. the
Stlilwell building and the cathedral
were among the other large edifices,
the walls of which suffered.
In the case OF the first. the dam
age was small.
Buildings Raxed.
Reports received here today from
Governor Flores of the state OF Guer-
rrro. declare that iir. Acapulco the
largest and strongest buildings were
raxed by the force of the tremors yes
terday and that there has been large
property loss throughout that section
At Acapulco the customs house Will
its warehouse. the military barracks
and q number of other prominent
buildings We're absolutely destroyed
while the municipal palace suffered
seriohs damage.
Thirteen earthquakes within 30 hour:
have been registered by the govern
ipent seismograph at the Acubaya
From. the time the earth began Il
move in the valley yesterday morning
at TIA o'clock until the auivers ceased
at 12.45 o'clock today. Mexico Cit,
has been shaking at intervals of ev-
cry two or three hours. Six unheaval.
have been Of such strength as to bt
felt by the people while the othel
seven have been. felt only by the sen
sltive instruments, at the seismograpf
station.
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..oo q CANCEL PATENT.

Helena 81 St--The first suit ever
brongst II t8f country TO cancel pat
ent to a ssserseir site was filed by
District \ FHey Freeman in the fed
erai court 'S,6ay against William Ma
bee nf Vain county. who, il is al
legged. only i the land after secur-
ing it for Waezring stock.
This II said o be the first of many
like actions be filed in western
states.
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WHALING BOUND FOR DETROIT.

Helena. July ai.-A- special to the
Independent from Bozeman says that
Captain Hammond of the Beaaraan In
tcrmountatn league team tonight con-
ftrmed the report that Catcher Nhal-
ing Of that club had been sold Ia The
Detroit club Of the American league.
Hammond refused To make known me
price.
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FIRE uNpEs CONTROL.

Osaka. Japan. Aug. I.-At o'clock
this morning the terrible conflagration
which has reduced to ashes a large
part OF this city was under control.
Up TO that hour $4,000 buildings had
been destroyed. An area four miles
square was swept by the flames.
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DATE OF HIS VISIT
Is SUDDENLY
CHANGED

Special to The Daily Aissoaiiac.
Washington. ID. c., July 81 An
nanneement was made today that
the schedule OF President TAft's
western trip hal been So changed
that he will be unable To hs. iu
Butte and Helena Oh September =.
as previously announced, The
executive. however. will visit those
cities on September - instead. He
VII continue his trip and make Il
brief stop =, NissouIa. IL is ex-
pected
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ATTEND THE RACES.

NAiropi. July 51.-Colonei Roosevelt
and his son Kermit attended the races
here this afternoon. Kermit took part
In several events Last night Cow
ernor Frederick j. Jackson gave a din
ner N homer Of the Roosevelt party.
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REJECT REFERENDUM.

Denver. July 31.-The Western Fed
Grafton of Miners in convention here
today turned down proposition to
elect officers by referendum vote.
1876 to 100 Action was taken allow
ing women's auxiiiaries to local unions
to send one delegate each to the ma
tional convention
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More Trouble.

Paris, July 31.-A Barcelona dis
patch To the Journal, dated July
81. says:
Yesterday afternoon new collisions
occurred and the soldiers were re-
pulsed, Assaults were directed against
the converts of. the Conceptionists and
the Daughters of Mary. Many were
wounded in the lower quarters of the
city.
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Special la The Daily Missoul:an.
Wallace. July sl.-0. 4. Dstl. pro-
prietcr of the Banquet cafe. ia this
city. Was arrested TODAY t.y Deputy
Game Warden r. c, West on charge
of selling black bass, caught i'll The
local streams otia pleaded guIlty and
paid fine # 81.
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GOING 70 GERMANY.

Washington. July 5I.-arsille Wright
and his sister. Miss Katherine Wright.
left for their hoIse in Dayton this
afternoon. After short stay there.
orviile viii leave for Germany to COM
rls.s arrangements for the company
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IN 4 NIGER is DEAD.

New York. Juls si.-Cornellus Guy
Ter. president Of the United Sta.es
Mortgage Il Trust cepnauy oF thl,
city ana pronthen In financi& ans
civic affairs, died asst night at Liar
ritz, France. as result of injurte,
sustained u an aootnobtle accident.
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INTENSE EARTHouAKE,

Tortnssa. Spain. July sf.-Ebro OBJ
servatory registered an intense earth
quake of two hours duration today at
q great distance.
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MANY CHOLERA CASES.

- Petersburg, July sas~-Thirty nine
cholera ,4ses. 30 suspects and u
death, from the disease Mvra report
ed during the past Fl hours ending It
noon today. Th5s II the lowest num-
bsr ut case IN aas day asngt last Lay.
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MINISTER TO SALVADOR.

Washington. d. C.. July ai-Presi-
dent Taft today nominated William
Heimk of Kansas as minister 10 Sal
Nador.
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"A new dDu unique pialuIt u ait hAhE
of Spain seated ut his desk in the
royal palace transactins business, In
appearance much as any business man
would look. The royal pa'ace at Ma l.
rid, which Is the center of all eyes On
the continent today.
Meiiila, July 3i.-Althoush heavy ar
tinue to throw projectiies against the
Moorish stronghold on Mount Gurugu,
the situation is comparatively quiet.
In spite of overwhelming heat and
fatigue of battle. the health of Spanish
troops continues excellent. Inhabit-
tants of Melilla have opened their
houses to receive and care for wound
ed Spaniards.
Among the natives there is rumor
that Roghi. the powerful Moroccan
chief, Is coming to pacify the tribes
men, but this Is doubted. A train
transporting engineers was derailed
and attacked by Moors near Meiilla,
but they were repulsed with loss. Gen.
eral Marina is planning, when rein
forcements come, to make grand
Moors, 1t Is declared. were lacking in
food and munitions and were forced
to desist In their attacks and go 10
the lead mines to make bullets.
At Mel,iia the Moors are actively
preparing for new attack upon the
Spaniards. but General Marina has
been instructed that as soon as the
big army is concentrated to assume
/ the offensive. march out of Melilla
and strike a decisive blow.
/ Work of reinforcing Melilla is oc.
/ cupying the war department. King
/ Alfonso today visited Gatafeoto Il
! View the artillery corps bound for this
/ front The fund for the war victims
! is growing. Queen Victoria con-
] tributed $1,000 and the queens mother
/ $4,000.
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Continued on Page Twelve,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-04-02
ALASKAN BIRDS IN CALIFORNIA
Strange Visitors Brought to g.,
nardino by Big storm va" Nsr'

era Al an an early hour this morninn -
81 elal nocks of strange birds mn, Ing sew
r Hoasands came into the ci nv'a nn
s @'ags OF big rain and VIM y On tie
o. apa lhls morning the bodies sno q. storm,
t -, 'he fowl were found VIM =, many
IN me e.. downtown streets s sna inert n in
s palns, says a San Bernardino ~ the
spohde Ell, of the San Franci ano GORE CORE
cries o. me air was filed last night Twin wtth
nv tha u strange fowl which aftr." WIN
buildi e electric lights, roasted unoa tea
straata ss or fell exhausted ~ az. 'le
that e, m.n, Investigation today s N sas
kan ' many OF the birds were % showed
for n t hhaflety, and the only acc VI aias-
hat 'leir presence in this la. utuaeins
lig @5 t tn We're engaged in a : IS
,orth , 10 the southern zones from long ioag
Iotanern summer haunts and hon haa ,neir
1iud1 from their route lu n nad s been
t ,daS and and rains, The most po ~ neavy
1e us n, Were the northern pha1or rreeaDls
re ra Sm. herons. The former hi raa /
7 the rarely rel seen outside Of A1ast birds
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-04-02
The Test that Tells.
DOthan. Ala L.

DR. KID, Dothan, Ala, Jan. %. 1910
Ge mtlnee q Co, Binghamton1, N n. Y.
Of my children sufte ete year aa ago two
w waak k,daeys and diabetes theiy n from
v wa s sefl bad az and they would d1 have
run DOWN 10 OF b ais1iness and Were ali al
ona tried several s Just rs about
seem seem h IN doctor, but they did mes
VII W improve. L knew Of y f.;d nos
ney o tro aI bllsk wi4s swamp-Root for kid
, ,otfoo 70 get some for the ebi aia de
lf1er tha .nere was some improvement |
md co omfy had ia taken two large botties
nd ny nao taken half dozen ho.tI .li
i 1--WE were well on the road to rec "U..ros
,r r, nn,l Swamp-Root has done ny
me N 10y ! h children than any other m nIfe
-" one nave nave tried and l recommend eu !,
i me - having children who snttsrad ~
'io' w.. r. w. Linsenbv.
City Clerk, Dothan. iia Ii
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1909-04-02

according to all accounts Tho
elon Highlanders militia are oala
e eous OF men physically. Not lons a ane
.ouf oi Them occupied the least onos aeo
S O. seat In a full compartment IN 4
oootiano railway. Just as the ~.
e %as moving off a dimtnutive Gt Gu
slelsyman jumped into the conn lie
t nent, and tried to edge himself ~
s smeeh TWO of the Highlander. Ns.
- na,ns IL very comfortable he turaa W..
-, ~ 'ne one on his right, and said. . nya
~ ~ please. You know that accord,sn
eya aot OF parliament this seat bolds
I've The Highlander looked Of ni
~ ~ moment, and then replied. ""r T
nay be a RIGHT enough for vour ina tna'
'ir' out shairly ye Gamma blsma A'na'
~ VI no oeln CONSTRUCTED ACCORDING W
ct OF parliament" 'uins TO