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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
Congressional TangIe Over
Appointments OF Supreme
Judges TO Be Solved.
JUDGE WILLIAM HOOK OF
KANSAS TO BE ASSOCIATE
Man Who Ordered Dissolution OF
Standard Oil Company VIII Have
Place on Bench-Rumored That
Southern Democrat Is Also to Be
Named-Insurgents and Democrats
Apparently Control Situation-Hook
May Review Own Oil Decision.

Washington, D. c., Dec. S.-The
tangle over the appointments to the
supreme bench which was becoming
much involved, will be solved by the
appointment of Hughes as chief JUS
tice and the selection of Judge Will
liam Hook from the eighth federal
district. One of the other vacancies
will be filled by southern democrat,
according to the latest rumors.
Hook lives in Leavenworth, Kan
sas. 1t is believed his choice would
please the insurgents. Hook is the
judge who ordered the dissolution
of the Standard Oil company Should
he be on the bench when the Stand
ards appeal comes to supreme court
he will be placed in the position OF
reviewing his own case or declining
to hear it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
THOUSAND FLOODED CHICKENS
COM|NG To BIC POULTRY SHOW

other prizes from their neighbors who
were more successful last year.
Morrow County Coming Strong.
A telephone message from Presi-
dent D. c. Gurdane OF Heppner, this
morning, stated that he would arrive
in Pendleton Saturday evening with
long list of entries. The birds will
follow on Monday and will be placed
in the coops Monday night so as to
be ready for the opening Tuesday af-
ternoon. The management is putting
forth every effort to carry out their
original determination to have the
show ready for the crowd Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Stanfield Coming I'm Force.
The following from the Stanfield
Standard indicates that that section Of
Umatlla county will be here in force,
while Pilot Rock and Hermiston are
also sending large exhibits:
Stanfield poultrymen will be there
when the big poultry show opens at
Pendleton. Tuesday, December 1S.
and when the ribbons and prizes have
been awarded there will be not a few
of them handed to the fanciers Of this
community, although exhibitors will
be there from Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.
Some OF those who have very
choice stock and are expected to add
renown to the Stanfield district as the
home OF fine poultry and the most
successful breeders are: c. c. Carr,
Curtiss Chicken Ranch, DR.. ]. r.
Cromb, Lloyd Buchholz, J. j. Buch-
anan. Rev. J. e. Faucet, Mr.. Spen-
! Ger, DR.. Reid and A. W. Gray.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

More than 1000 standardized
chickens will be Oh exhibit in Pendle-
ton next week at the second annual
exhibition Of the Umatilla-Morrow
County Poultry association, according
to Secretary Averill who returned this
morning from a visit to the Milton,
Freewater and Walla Walla country
AS a result OF this visit he Is more
than ever convinced that the show is
to be one Of the largest and best ever
held in the northwest.
The secretary believes there
will be at least 400 birds and possibly
600 birds from the section visited by
him yesterday. Some breeders who
were hesitating because their young
stock was not fully developed or be-
cause their old birds were not entire
ly through moulting were convinced
that they would be in the same boat
with all the other exhibitors and will
be here with good exhibits.
Beginners VIII BE Here.
The object OF the association and
the show is to develop the industry
and for that reason particular efforts
are being made to induce the new
breeders to send exhibits. These eff
forts are being largely rewarded and
there will be far greater number OF
new breeders exhibit this year than
last. Those who have never exhibit
ed before seem anxious to find out
how good their birds are and those
who exhibited last year are anxious
to find what Improvement they have
made in their flocks Many OF them
are also anxious to take the cups and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
WANT LANE TO REMAIN
ON INTER- STATE COMMISSION

Washington, d. c., Dec. S.-Strong
opposition to the proposed promotion
OF Franklin Lane from the interstate
commerce commission to, the court OF
commerce has been aroused by those
fighting railroad rate increases. They
say Lanes promotion will be a seri-
GUS blow to the cause they espouse.
As the commission now stands
Knapp, Halan am Cockrell are cred
tied as being favorable to the railroads
opposing them. with Clark neither for
nor against.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONIST
TAKES REFUGE HERE

Washington, D. c., Dec. S.-Charg-
ed with obtaining money under false
pretenses, Juan Sanchez Assona, the
Mexican revolutionist, today declar-
ed the charges were trumped up to
procure his return to Mexico to face
punishment for rebelling. Azcona ad-
mitted he had political aspirations. He
said II Madero was successful he
would be secretary Of state.
Azcona declares Diaz agents are
attempting to force his retnurn to
Mexico. He Is seeking a congression-
al inquiry and representative Wilson
Of Pennsylvania is endeavoring to get
congress to make an investigation of
the treatment Of Mexican refugees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

Toronto, Ont, Dec. S.-A riot last
night, remarkable for it's spontaneity
and for it's fierceness while it lasted,
resulted in the injury of Is men, the
complete wrecking Of II street cars
and the shattering of the windows in
over 100 more.
For two hours a mob of several
thousand persons surged back and
forth on the principal thoroughfares,
demolishing every street car that came
within reach and completely tieing up
traffic.
The disorderly scenes followed a
mass meeting at Massey hall. Two
weeks ago the Toronto Street Railway
installed pay-as-yOu-enter cars on the
principal lines. Much dissatisfaction
developed over the innovation. 1t was
claimed that the cars were not ad-
apted to that kind of service.
Protests in writing and by personal
appeal became so numerous that May
or Godfrey and the board Of control
decided to call a mass meeting at
which the matter could be discussed.
Representatives of the street railway
also were invited to attend.
The meeting resolved itself into a
series of fierce INDICATIONS of the
street car company and shortly be-
fore II o'clock broke up in disorder,
Audience Becomes Mob.
The audience became a mob. The
first street car that hove in sight was
stopped and was reduced to a scrap
heap.
Car after car was attacked by the
mob. which rapidly grew in numbers.
Protests by Mayor Godfrey and 9TH
er officials passed unheeded. Police
reserves were summoned but they
were outnumbered so to l and were
utterly powerless. For more than an
hour the carnival Of destruction con-
tinued unchecked.
Traffic of all kinds on King and
Young streets was tied up. The mob
showed consideration for the passeR-
gers, allowing them in almost every
instance to leave a car before attack
ing it. An order was finally issued
to stop running cars into the down.
town district and not until it had been
carried out were there any signs Of
restoration Of order.
Toward midnight the crowd gradu-
ally withdrew from the streets and
at 1880 the street car service was
resumed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
CHINESE PfONAGE
FOUND IN AMERICA

al officers in conducting an investiga-
ton into an extensive smuggling ring
today revealed the alleged existence
OF Chinese peonage in America.
Chinese desiring to enter the United
States are bound out to merchants in
various Chinese quarters of America
for periods ranging from a year to
five years, becoming virtually slaves
until they had paid for their passage
to America and the cost of smuggling
to their white and yellow masters, the
smuggling agents. 1t is rumored there
were forty-one stoaways on the Man
churia, but that 2e were taken ashore
before the federal agents found the
others in the vessels hold.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
ENGLISH POLITICS ARE
STILL AT BOILING POINT

London, Dec. s.-Politics are still
warm. The conservatives made net
gain OF three seats in parliament yes
terday which gave rise to e1travagant
claims on the part Of those favorinO
a continuation OF the rule Of the
peerage.
The strength OF the respective par
ties at the beginning OF today's poll
ing was: Conservatives, 10: liberals,
1.s; nationalists, Ss; laborites, -.
At noon the elections stood: Con-
servatives, 1S9: liberals, 1871; nation
alists. 40; laborites, IS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
RICH WOMAN FAILS TO
DECLARE HER JEWELS

New York, n. Y, Dec. s.-Mra
Theodore Shonts was ordered todss
to appear before the surveyor OF the
port to explain the presence in her
baggage OF $4,000 worth OF Jewels
seized when her trunks were landed
from the steamer She says she did
not declare the jewels through ig-
norance Of the law She says she took
the jewels 10 Europe and simply ex-
changed them and So did not believe
the exchange would necessitate a dec
laration. Her hearing comes up to-
morrow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
STRONG BOX CONTAINING
$4,000 Is STOLEN

Minneapolis, MINI, Dec. S.-The
disappearance of a strong box contain
ing $4,000 from the offices of the
Adams Express company here, was
reported to the police today. 1t is
believed the thieves followed the box
across the continent The box was
delivered at the offices of the COM
pany, carefully placed in the office
and a few minutes afterward disap-
peared
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
ATTORNEYS ARE
THREATENED WITH DEATH

Toxic, Dec. S-Homai and Uzawa,
two leading Japanese attorneys are
threatened with instant death in an
nymous letters addressed to them II
they consent to defend the 26 Japa-
nese socialists who are charged with
having conspired to kill the Mikado
and the royal family. The govern
ment charges that the accused men
are anarchists and should be sentenc-
ed to death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
INSANE WOMAN AND
CHILDREN STILL MISSING

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec S-Mrs. A.
R. Spencer, with her two small chill
dren, who disappeared after the wo-
man set fire to their home in Holly
wood, is still missing today. Sheriff
Hammel is personally directing q
squad of deputies, who are securing
the mountains. The woman was for
merly an inmate OF an insane asylum.
They left home Tuesday g.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
FORTY PERSONS At
SEA IN OPEN BOAT

London, Dec. S.-Thirty-nine per-
sons passengers and crew of the
steamship Blackburn are adrift on
the open sea today. British warships
are seeking them. The Blackburn
and the steamer Rook collided. With
hole in her port side the Blackburn
sank. The Rook picked up seventeen
of the passengers while the rest were
lost in the fog.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
STRIKERS FAMILIES
NEAR STARVATION

Chicago. Dec. s.-Five thousand
families of striking garment workers
are reported to be near actual star
walton today. The indications are
that the strike will continue all win
ter.
The unionists assert that approx
mately $4,000 strikers are receiving
their only food from the Union COM
missary. The Womans Trade Union
today issued an appeal for funds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
SPEND THREE
TIMES AS MUCH AS FOES

Washington, d. c., Dec. S.-The re-
publican and democratic national cam
paign committees today filed a list
of contributions and expenditures In
the last campaign.
The republican party received and
expended s74,373; the democrats s27,-
~. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
OVER 100000
Il UNITED STATES

Washington. d. c.. Dec S.-Esti-
mates today by the census bureau.
based on complete returns from all
but eight states. place the population
OF the United States at 92,136,221.
This does not include Alaska or the
other insular possessions. In 1890 1t
was 62622,250. In 1900, 76,303,3S7.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

chase OF intoxicating liquors within
the city of Pendleton, as drafted at
the caucus Tuesday night, was pass
,ed and approved by Mayor Murphy
and thus became n law. The expected
STERN did not break and, from the
manner with which II was passed by
title to its second and third reading,
and then for final consideration with
out go much as a word of protest or
discussion, one would have been lead
to believe that there had been no op-
position in the drafting of the ordi-
nance and that all of the members Of
the council were in thorough accord
with its provisions. Such was not the
case. however. but the fight had been
made the night before and the oppo-
nents yielded to the force of superior
numbers
The ordinance as adopted is n most
stringent one and fulfills the ante
election promises that II the city vot-
ed wet. the saloons would ne held un-
der control by strict regulations.
Ordinance in Full.
The following is the full text of the
saloon ordinance passed by the city
council last evening:
The People of the City of Pendleton
Do Ordain As Follows:
Section /. No person or persons
shall within the city Of Pendleton, di-
rectly or indirectly, by himself or by
another, carry on, open or conduct
any barroom, tippling house or drink
ir saloon or the sale OF sprituous,
vinous or malt beverages or intoxicat-
ing liquors, or shall sell, barter. dis
pose of or deliver. or permit to be
sold. bartered. disposed of or deliv-
cred for him or them or for his or
their account or use any spirituous,
vinous or malt beverages or intoxicat-
ing liquors in any quantity without
first obtaining a license therefor, as
in this ordinance provided; and the
recorder shall issue license to any
person or persons desiring to open,
carry or or conduct any oarroom,
tippling house or drinking saloon for
the sale of spirituous or vinous or malt
beverages or intoxicating liquors. or
to any person or persons desiring to
sell. barter. dispose of or deliver any
spirituous, vinous or malt beverages
or intoxicating liquors in accordance
with the terms of this ordinance, and
not otherwise.
Number Limited.
Section 2.-The number OF liquor
dealers licenses issued under this or
dinance shall not exceed one for each
five hundred Of the population OF the
city Of Pendleton as shown by the
last preceding state census; provided,
however that twelve licenses may be
issued from and after the 1st day of
January, 1911, but no more than
twelve licenses shall be issued until
(Continued on page 2.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
Lost Are Found.

San Pedro. Cal. Dec. s.-Mrs
Spencer Of Hollywood. and her two
children, were found here today. She
talked wildly Of her home troubles.
She had purchased tickets for San
Francisco on the steamer Watson,
which sails tomorrow. She remain
ed in a lodging house while the au-
thorities hunted for her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
NUMBER LIMITED TO ONE FOR
EVERY 800 OF POPULATION
CITY STARTS OUT WITH II DRINK RESORTS
Annual License Fee of $1,000 and Bond Of $4,000 10 Be
Required

City Liquor Problem by Passing
Providing Drink Emporiums to
Close at II O'Clock Night and
Lunches, Music
and Games of Chance all Unde
Stores Also
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
REVENUE CUTTER PICKS
UP SINKING SHIP

Vancouver, S.-A wireless report to
Point Grey TODAY says that the Unit
ed States revenue cutter Snohomlsh
has picked up he barkentine Grit
fiths off Cape I'eale. leaking badly.
She is now towing her to Puget sound.
1t is questionable IL the Griffith will
remain afloat that far.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
SENATE ADJOURNED UNTIL
NEXT MONDAY MORNING

Washington, D. c., Dec. S.-After a
brief session, the senate adjourned at
l o'clock this afternoon and won't
meet again till Monday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
One Drunk RIM In

Chief Of Police Gurdane picked up
one drunk today. The name of the
offender is John Larock and he de-
rosited the necessary bail to get his
freedom
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
TORONTO MOB
WRECKS CARS
Pay as -You-Enter Cars Prove
Unpopular in Ontario City.
Several Are Injured.
MASS MEETING CALLED TO
PROTEST DEVELOPS RIOT

Mob of Several Thousand PersoEs
Surges Through Street for Hours,
Demolishing Every Car in Sight
Traffic is Tied up and Wild Dis.
order Reigns Supreme-Police Out
numbered so to 1 are Powerless and
Protests of Mayor go Unheeded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08

with every member of the council
present and every member voting aye,
the new ordinance to license and reg
ulate barrooms. drinking saloons and
tippling houses and the sale and pur-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-08
Number Limited.

Continued on page 2.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
un0 e5 miro nod >peiterer &ege1 pro-

lll1O e5 miro l1od) me1terer Negel1 pro-
pbe5eit.
aberdeen. = Msgr. 6alepl1io,
ser papltlide Gelegat int Ben Ser.
Staaten, Gr5biidof Srelan0 Don ct.
Eal1l u110 9ii6of 8uid bon 9ea0, g.
g, paliierten 5reitag Mber0een olf
Ger 9l1rdreiie nad Sort gates, &c.
g., no lie oem o%iesjabrigen &ongreB
ser fatboliiden Snoioner beimobnen,
ser pom 20. big 80. SUM oauerte.
IS baben iid an Die em &ongreb ct
ma 5000 Ferionen betbeiligt, mebr
ols jen1ols in friiberel1 Sabren. Ser
nuutblid miro Dies Ser lebte aongreB
lei11er Mrt iein, ba Sic ginbeitlidfelt
ser i11oiunii6en Stamme n1ebr uno
n1ebr idyminoet.
Hierre. - Sin Sobn Don @errn
Sberioon in Sonioir, Stanley @ou11=
tp, perbram1te 5u 5ooe uno cine
5bmelter lpuroe 10 ldmer, perlebt, ooB
lie 5eitlebe11s perfriippelt bleibt, als
elm 3elt, in oem Sic &inoer idliefen,
our6 6rnfen bon einem benadbarten
aamil1 in 8rano geiett muroe. Ser
8rono mar leioer gu ipdt entoedt NOR
SER, I'M Sen &leinen nod &ettl1ng
bri11gen gu fonnen.
Sipur sails. = Sic Elanc
fiir oas 11el1e ltaotiide @ospital >per-
Sen BON Sem arditeften @errn Sos.
5dmar5 aneefertigt un0 iobalo oieie
fertig jin6, iolen Sic 9u1fontrafte
pergeben peroen. gs lit Sic @bii4t,
SEN gou m0glidit 5u be dleunigen, io=
baB 0as @ebGuoe i'm @obbau pollen0ct
lit, etc ou5 faltc @etter einlebt.
Sort gates. . gtma 5000
Snoianer un0 % fatboliide 8rieiter
lin5 gum iabrlid)en &ongreb fatboli=
1der Sn6ianer bier Der ammelt. Gin
@ottesoienit fan0 in ser idonen fatb.
Stride itatt, an0ere peroen i'm Sreten
nnter sen 8aun1en am nfer oes Sui
ies obgebalten. Die 8ii9ofe @ebrle
bon 8ismard, 8ui9 bon 2ea6, g. g.,
uno S'&eillp bon Sarge lin0 eben=
fails bier. Mud 5a6lreide Sr0ens-
ifmeitern bon @ismard baben iid I'M
ter Giibrung bon &farrer Clemens elm
gcltellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

Supply Company unS oas 2elano
@otel @nner befin6en. Ser S9uoen
ser Supplp Company betragt $14,-
900, mdbren0 ser @el ammti9a0ert
$4,000 betrdgt. g.. Gaplor, Elm 8e-
an1ter Ser @reat Nort6ern 8obn, mur.
Sc leidt perfect, als er auf elmer Sci
ter ms 6reie ltieg, neil ibn1 Ser OIL
oerpeitige Masgung bon Sen Slant
men nbgeidnitten mar.
Sumestpmn. - Ser 10 Snb=
re olte 6ranf @rii11i tern gerietb 5ui=
lden sic 9alfen zines @auies, meldes
iein Gater, Der Elm llnternebmer lit,
nod ei1en1 a1Deren Elabe bcpegte.
Ser redte Mrm oes &leinen lpl1rOe
gebroben, uno cine @ln1oe ant &opfe
erioroerte % Stihe. Gr lebt nod,
ober Sic 6an1ilie 5peifelt an leiner
@enel lung.
3idin ON. = Glifforo @lgba=
boom BON N1blanO, isis, erl1tt au'
oem @iiterbabnbof Gerletungel1, a11
oe11en er na6 ei11igen Stl11Oen ltarb.
Gr Der ldte al1f cine &angiermoldine
81 ipringen, fiel jeood l1l1o perlette
lif iduper am &opfe. Die 9eide 0eS
leOiqen Man1es mur0e bon bem Brit
Ser, einm 2ofomotipfibrer, nad) 0enl
> item ge6radt.
Sarge. Sn elmer Ser amum-
lung ser anerifoniiden Nusgleid=
ungsgeieaidoft muroe feitgeltelt, OaB
rur $4,000 fir Sen Ierninal=gle=
pator, Ser in Dull1tb, Superior un0
Sen sdmeiteritaoten CUR 3eidnung
oufgelegt muroe, aufgebradt moroen
itno, mabreno ser pierfaae 8etrag
notbmen6ig lit. Sic Mitglie6er ser
@eieaidoft boffen 5loeriidtlid ouf
@ermirflidung bes Nroiefts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

Cutie ltarb, un6 Moolpb Miiii, Elm Sn-
iaiie oes Srrenbolpitals. Suite mar
80, Mili 80 Sabre alt. 8eioe itarben
pl0blid. Yeter @elbranion, Elm alter
Mulr1, mel9er 4 Meilen noroli9 BON
ser Staot mobnte, itarb gleidfaus. ct
lebte alein u11o muroe franf bon Nab=
barn aufgefunoen. Minoeitens brei
Gage lang batte er nidtS gegeiien.
9ieie gntbebrl1ng iomie Sic intenlipe
Site ideinen Sic l1ria6e 81 ieinem
Sooe gelpei en 81 iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30
Kinder 8chreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
TORI
Mur6 9afota.

#. = 0rei %angeblid)e Ofii=
ietbater, sic jid oes Srieoensbrudes,
ser Gerletllng oes itautli6en Hrobibi=
tionsgeieses u1ro ser offentliden &ube
lduloig gemodt baben lolen, iino BEL
elmer Ma55ia ourd Geputp=s berifi
Slap uno Holi5eibef 8unop perbaf=
tet moroel1. gs fins Mnton &uuo,
sSones &oblep mno @barles Mubel.
&oblep befanute iid iduloig, oaS
Gl1aral1tdnegeleb perlebt 5l1 baben,
Mubel p%laioirte ibul0ig megen anor=
oentliden 8etrugens uno &lno m1roe
pegel1 8etriebes elmer Jliiitermirtb=
1doft sum Yro5eb f%eitgebaltea.
8ismord. = Heter 0earoabl
lit in einem bieiigen @ospital an Ser
lebungen geitorben, Sic er erlitt, alS
iein Yfero in Steel aut i'm fiel. CT
muroe BEL Dem ltnfaa BEL innungslp5
uno hlieb in oielem 3ultauoe Bis gu
leinem 1ooe. lleber etmaige Ser
manote lit nidts befannt. Gr belaB ieit
5mei Sobren cine @eimitatte in Steel.
90 inot. = Mus mbefannten III
la6en brad bier I'M @elddfts0iitrift
in ci11em 9eibitol elm 5euer aus. Ser
5tou muroe 5erit0rt uno sic Slant
men iprangen nad Sem Garrollgebalt=
Sc iiber, in Sem itd Sic Mortbmeitern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-30

@aperlp.- Bertha &ooau un6.
Margaret Mc@ale, il IA Sabre alt,
iino inn @aperlep-See ertrunfen. Die
Mdoden befanoen ii@ in elmer groben
@eieuidaft iunger 2eute beim 8a0en.
Sic mogten iid al1genideinlid in gu
tiefeS @aiier uno gingen unter, neil
lie nibt inn Stanoe maren, gu ibmim=
men. Die 2ei9en 8eioer mur0en lpa=
ter geborgen. @aperlp lit elm fleiner
Srt an ser Greet Nortbern 8abn, 3S
Meilen me- tlid bon minneapolis.
8ipe1tone. - CHARLES @ropes
BON Safe Benton mllroe in Clifton &C.
tootet, mai5reno er allf einen 3ug mar=
tete, ser i'm na6 @auie bringen lol=
tie. gr leste iid amf oie &ante Der
Ylottform uno id}lief Elm. Gin Grtra<
fradt5ug traf i'm uno ipater mnroe
feline 5erltiidelte 9eibe neben Sen Sc
leiien g%eful1oen.
Yorf &opios. = Artbur 9.
0afep bon Neo @ing, Elm Mrbeiter I'M
Shsfa Staatsparf, lit inn See ertrln-
fen. ST baoete nad Sem Mbenoelien
uno tou6te bon einem 6loB aus Is
SUB tiet fam a6er oils 9eite an sic
s0berfldde. CT mar II Sabre alt
un0 crit leit elmer @ohe angeltelt.
Grsfine. = Ser 8lit ihlug
in Sen glepntor ser SHORTHAND Gle
pator 60. Dierielbit, mo0urd oieler
nit 1900 8ui9el @etrei0e perl1idtet
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