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John LIS Views.

Chicago. June 15.-John l.. Sulli-
van, former heavyweight champion
stopped of In Chicago yesterday en-
route from New York to San Francis
co. where he will act as correspon-
dent for several newspapers In con-
ncction with the JeffrioS-Johnson bout
OF July 4th. and the advance prepaT-
alton of the principals
How long the fight would last, Sui
lIvan would not predict, but thought
10 rounds might see the finish. After
n man has conditioned himself to his
own satisfaction series of the hard.
est boxing bouts should follow. ac.
cording 10 Sullivan. who thinks JEFF.
fries is not following the right pre-
gram.
"Now. look here pointed out Sui.
Hvan, "Jcffries has in his camp such
nlen as Corbett. Choynsl1i. Berger and
Armstrong They have all passed the
prime Of life and might be classed
with the has beens' like myself
They haven't the vitality Of young
sters and can't stand the wallops they
did years ago. A good stiff punch will
about settle any OF them. What
would propose In JeftrieS' case would
be to secure a; least seven or eight
youngsters fellows, mind you
who can take blow and give one
without wiDclng. Fight three.minute
rounds and let fresh youngster como
up every round If at the end of nine
or ten rounds Jenries finds that 1e
can stand for the punishment, then he
will be ut for the battls OF his life
"T have read that Jeffrles will be
the aggressor in HIS fight with John
son. but you can tnke it from me
that nothing of the kind Will be seen
or | am badly mistaken. JeffrleS
never has fought an aggressive feht
in all his life. The o;her fellow al
ways has come TO him and 1t wa
then that Jeffries planted the knock
out punch Every fight he has fought
will bear ME out In this statement
Sullivan thought we'll OF johnson
and said the negro would give JEFF
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Fl LIGHT OF u
AER()PL LANE
From Topeka to Kansas
City in Adverse
Winds

Topeka. Kan. June lo.-J. c Mars,
the aviator. left Topeka at 514 this
morning in an attempt TO fly to Kan
sas City. Treachcrous winds and
defective engine forced him TO de-
scend near GrantsyIlle. six miles
from Topeka, again at Newman. four
teen miles from Topeka, and the third
time at Midland The wind was high
when Mars landed for the third time.
but he expected to resume his flight
before noon.
Mars is trying for a prize OF 5000
offered by J. C. Strang. a capitalist
of Kansas City. toe conditions being
that he must make the flight OF 20
miles in three hours actual flying
time. although he may land as often
as he chooses
After preliminary brief flight.
Mars turned the nose Of his Curtiss
biplane, the "Skylark," toward Kan
sas City and rapidly rose TO a height
of 1.200 feet. Treacherous air cur
rents we're encountered after passing
Grantsyille and Mars descended. He
tried for n small meadow. but missed
il and struck In n furrowed corn field,
two OF the ribs of the lower plane be.
ing broken These were soon re-
paired and a second start was made.
but badly working engine necessi-
tated another descent near Newman.
The plane WAS again broken. but was
repaired with the limb OF tree and
for the third time Mars climbed the
air
The fifteen miles between Newman
and Midland were travelled in "a min
utes. A choppy Wind forced Mars to
fly low and be nearly fell into the
Kansas river while rounding the
bluffs at Ennis, He landed safely In
a meadow near Midland.
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HINous BRING SERIOUS
CHARGES AGAINST OFFICER

Seattle. Wash. June t5.-E S. Jcl-
ley, Jr., an interpreter OF Indian Ian
guages for the Immigration Offices on
the Pncific coast, Il accused OF de-
mandiug bribes from Hindus seeking
TO enter this countrsA and upon re-
fusal OF the Hindus 20 accede to his
demands, OF having sn misinterpret-
ed their answers TO ngestlons put by
the Immigration insP7ssIors. that they
were refused admission and ordered
deported. in petition for rehcarinC
filed In the Immigration Office last
night by sixteen n7tHos OF British
India who arrived 90 The steamship
Minnesota, June s. These Hindus
were refused admission az recen'
hearing by the Immtgration authori'
ties ~
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WIRELESS
COMP ANY
Officers Are Arrested on
Charge of Misuse
of Mails

New York, June 15.-President vii
son and Vice President Bogart of the
United Wireless Telegram company
were taken into custody b. I. s Mar
shall Henkel at the company's Office,
No. e. Broadway. this afternoon and
taken before United States Commis-
sioner Shields TO be arraisned on
charge of misuse OF the mqlle.
The summons were istJed 1t is
understood. on information" furnished
by Walter L. Meyer. chief postofflce
inspector. and Frank O'Brien and
other postcffice inspectors. The ma
ture Of the charges against the meD
were not made public prior to the
hearing. The United Wireless Tele-
graph company was Incorporated In
Maine to unity wireless interests. II
has authorized S1O.o00.o0O In common
stock. and S10,0o0.O00 In Z per cent
preferred and participating stock.
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DRAGGING
THE LAKE.
Charlton Murder Mys-
terry Continues to
Puzzle Italians

Como, Itnly. June Constantine
ISpolatoh. chance acquaintance OF
Porter Charlton aud his wife, MARY
Scott Castle Charlton, who has been
held in custody since the body of
AIRS Charlton was recovered from
Lake Como, was again interrogated
today, this time by an examining
Judge. The suspect was as nonchal,
ant as ever He insisted that he was
innocent ot any connection with the
crime, which, according TO his story.
must have been committed some time
after his last meeting with the Charl-
tons.
lspolaton Is credited with being. or
having been, in the employment OF
the Russian government in a condl-
Dental capacity.
With every day turning up some
near features adding interest To the
Lake Como mystery. II is evident that
the police are still in doubt as TO the
identity Of the person or persons who.
after beating Mrs. Cnarltcn into in
Senslbility. crowded her into a trunk,
there TO die of sulocatlon. They are
still making every effort to locate
Charlton and today received word
from the police that a young man,
believed to have been the husband
was seen at Lucerne on Saturday,
The day after the trunk containing
Mrs. Charlton's body was flshed out
OF the lake.
AT the same time, they are follow
ing up the theory that both Charlton
and bis wife were murdered, and
Lake Como was again being dragged
today for the body OF the husband.
The authorities are spurred on by
the interest taken In the case By
the state department at Washington,
as shown through the activities Of
American Ambassador Loishman and
the American consul at Milan, Chas
NJ. Caughy
Mr., Leishman is stopping at Castle
orion. the home of Mrs. McCreery,
on the shore of Lake Como. He Is
keeping In touch with the consulate
at Milan and with the American en-
bassy at Rome and conferring fire.
ducntiy with the officials OF the Ital-
ian government
MIR McCaughy had an interview
with the authorities at Milan today
regarding the further search of the
laSe. The consul bohls ~ ais or1sf
nal belief that Charlton was murdered
and his body disposed OF in the same
manner.
Milan. June 15--The Italian au-
thorities have yielded to the persist.
encc OF American Consul Caughy and
authorized the further dragging of
the bottom OF the lake In search
for the body OF Porter Charlton.
This announcement was made to-
day. following n protractcd confer
encc between officials of the govern
meut and the consul Mr. CauGhy
still holds TO the theory that Charl-
ION suffered the same fate as his
wife,
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WORLDS MARKET

NEW YORK. juno 15.-PriceS OF
stocks opened higher today than lost
night, but the gains did not exceed
n email fraction except In a few In
stances. Dealings were mcager and
very light interest was manifested
Erie and Westinghouse Electric rose
L and Southern Pacific and Consoli-
dated Gas substantial fractions To-
ledo, ST, Louis and Western declined
5-s
a score or more stocks made gains
o5s . oc'Ut5 ~ over jESlmf,ne Taion
Pacific. Southern Pacific Reading,
American Smelling. Brooklyn Transit
and Consolidated Gas The Erie
stocks and bonos were unusually
active, Eric going up l 1-2. the first
preferred ] 3,4 and convertible As l..
U. s. Realty hose 3 IL and Utah Cop
per Sd.
There was a decline OF a point in
st. Louis & San Francisco preferred
and the rest OF the list sold off
slightly before II o'clock
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TO CARRY MAIL
By AER0PLANE

Washington. June 15.-The carry
ing of United States mail by airship
or aeroplane may be the next step ia
aerial navigation.
Representative Shepard OF Texas.
has introduced resolution "authoriz-
Ing and directing the postmaster gen
eral to investigate the practicability
and cost of an aeroplane or airship
mail route between the City OF Wash
ingtou and some other point or points
suitable for experiment."
Mr Shephard's resolution provides
these experiments shall be made apd
reports submitted at the next session
of the present congress in December
as to whether aerial navigation may
be utilized for safe and more rapid
transmission OF the malls"
Mr. Shephard's resolution was re-
fcrred to the rules committee.
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CAPTAIN MURPHY TO
REPRESENT CAPT. LYON.

Washington. June l5.-Captain
Pierce A Murphy. First cavalry, sta
TONED at the Preside. San Francisco.
has been ordered 10 Washington TO
represent Captain Samuel P Lyon.
as his counsel before the court mar
tial which will try the latter officer
on the charge of discrepancy in his
statements regarding the Brownsville
riot Captain Murphy WAS assistant
counsel In the court which tried Mai
OF Penrose in connection with the
same affair, so that he Is thoroughly
familiar with the case.
The court will meet at Fort Meyer
oil Monday. Captain Rowland. judge
advocate of the court, thinks the case
can be disposed OF within week
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POP PULA I ION
OF RUSSIA
Great Empire Now Has
l00,005,200, an in
crease of 33,l09,000

St. Petersburg, Thursday, June q
The population OF the Russian empire.
including Finland. according to data
collected by the government statistl-
cal department for 1909, has reached
IG9,o95.200, an increase Of S5.l99,0Oo,
OF 26.2 per cent since the last gen
eral census in 1897.
The proportions. according to reces,
IS as follows:
Russians, Cos per cent; Tartars.
JOG per cent: Polish. f2 per cent
OILS per cent in Poland) Finnish.
80 per cent t867 per cent In Fin
landl; Jewish s9 per cent; Lithuan-
Ian and Lettish, ga per cent; Ger
man. l.6 per cent; other nationalitles.
5.3 per cent And $50 per cent OF the
entire population Is engaged In agri-
cultural pursuits. the urban Dopula-
tIon numbering only 1870 per cent.
Figures on the proportion of the
sexes show an increase OF females
only In European Russia and Finland,
males predomlnatIng in Poland. the
Caucasus and Siberia.
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YOUTHFUL BAND
OF DESPERADOES

NeR York June l5.--A band OF five
y1a,sj,Ei. l@spc J ,,o,-s -Gat.res oe Long
Island City, will not start west from
New York today in search of adyen-
ture. The band. armed to the teeth
with guns. pistols. and bowie knives.
their faces daubed with paint like the
pictures OF Indian braves on the war
path, was halted by the police on its
way 10 Jersey City. and the members
are now under the care OF the Chill
drens society The boys are about
IL years of age They had been
reading realistic stories OF the from
tier, according to the police.
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AN ATTEMPTED
ASSASSINATION

Sarajevo. Bosnia, June 15.-General
VaresaniD De Wares, military COVER
nor of Bosnia and Herzegovina, mar
rowIy escaped assassination today.
He was returning to the palace. after
having opened the diet. when So
clialIst named Karajic fred five
shots at him with revolver. None
OF the bullets hit De Vares.
The would-be assassin, following
the failure of h!s attempt on the lie
OF the governor, shot himself
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SECRETARY KNOX ON
AMERICAN DIPLOMACY

Philadelphia. June Secretary Of
State Philandcr C. Knox was the ora
tor at the 154th commencement OF the
University of Pennsylvania held TO-
day In the Academy of Music. The
graduating class nufbercd 762.
Secretary Knox chose as his topic
THE Spirit and Puruose of American
Diplomacy"
At O'Clock the annual baseball
game between Pennsylvania and Cor
nell will be started.
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MORAN AND ATTELL SIGN.

Los Angeles. June 15-Acceptng
Promoter J. T. McCareys decision as
arbitrator In their weight dispute, Ow-
en- Moran and Abe Attell today sign
ed for a ten-round contest at Maud
Junction OH the night of June "a
They win weigh in at 12f pounds at
; o'clock in the afternoon. On Fri
dag evening OF this week. Jim Barry
and Sandy Ferguson. heavyweiGhts,
Will fight over the ten-round course
at Maud Junction.
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In the suit of DR.. William schanyer.
son against Mrs. Samuel Champagner.
hrs- Champagner testified she paid
INC dentist 500 and promised an
equal amount next week"
That won't do" che said the doc
Tor answered, and thercupon he
pulled out the upper and lower sets
OF teeth she had just placed in her
mouth
Judge Lewis held that the dentist
had no legal claim until his work wss
completed.
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MORAN AND ArTeLL SIGN.

Los Angeles. June 15-Aocepting
Promoter ]. T. McCarey'S decision as
arbitrator in heir weight dispute,
Owen Moran and Abe Attell today
signed for ten-round contest at
Maud Junction on the night of June
2S, They will weigh in at 1A pounds
at o'clock In the afternoon On Fri
day evening of this week Jim Barry
and Sandy Ferguson, heavyweights,
will fight over the ten-hound course
at Maud Junction
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MONEY T FOR
THE WEST
Observation-Disclosures
Of Indebtedness Are
Favored

Washington, June 15.-The bill TO
authorize the issuance of certificates
$30,00G,010. TO complete reclamatione
projects was adopted by the senate as
a rider on the pending administration
land withdrawal bill. Only Senators
Burton. GalllDeer and Kean voted
against Ct
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HERO OF TWO WARS.

Orange, n. j.. June 1o-Captain
John P F. Brogauist. who won lan,
rels In both the Mexican and Civh
wars. is doad at the home OF MS son
here. He was SO years old
Captain Brogquist was born IN Den
mark and early in life he became a
sailor AZ the outbreak OF the MeNi-
can war he enlisted In the American
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ARE BURNED
0 Deaf II
Twelve Laborers Lose
Their Lives in
a Fire

niagara Falls. Ont. June 10
Twelve Austrian laborers. known by
check numbers only. were burned TO
death In their shHclos at Falls View.
near here last night One woman, a
man and child received probably
fatal injuries.
When firemen from this city
reached the little settlement OF for
eigDers employed In the power de.
velopment work, they found four
shacks reduced TO embeTs.
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BASEBALL PLAYER TO MARRY.

New Haven, Conn. June 15.-Bcrn.
ard Reilly. president Of the senior
class of Yale Law school and mem.
Der last year Of the Cbicago-American
baseball team. announced to his class
mates today that he Will be married
on Monday at Brockton, Mass. He
Will return here in time to receive
his diploma.
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HORSE STIRS UP
A DEAD MAN

Utica. \, Y. June IA runaway
horse, which jumped the railing Of
an Erie canal bridge late last night,
created such commotion In the wat
er that the body Of man was brought
10 the surface. The body had beon
in the water for long time, A union
button and letter signed Your
dear wife Anna we're found IN his
clothes.
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BooKkEEPER SHORT
IN HIS ACCOUNTS

Seattle, Juno Sc. II. Holman.
former head bookkeeper for a local
brokerage firm. was arrested yester.
day on q warrant charging him with
being short In his accounts.
Accountants employed To audit Holl.
mans books found, 4; Is said. that
Hollman's alleged lhefts had extend
ed over period OF year, and thai
the amount probably would reach SO.
400.
Holman came TO Seattle from Green
Bay, Wis.
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navy and saw some thrilling service
in that conflict and In Ehe Civil
war.
Two medals were conferred on him
by congress for acts OF special hero
lem. His homo for a considerable
part OF his life was on the Pacific
coast.
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BASEBALL IS
A BAD GAME

Elmira. y. Y. June 15.-Governor
Hughes has been formally asked by
a committee OF citizens TO remove
Sheriff l.. Stanley Day of Chemung
county, from Office on charges alleg
ing that professional baseball games
are permitted in Elmira Governor
Hughes has served copy OF the
charges on the sheri0 with a request
for nunswer within a week.
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DENTIST VIOLATED THE LAW,

Paterson. n. j.. June ia dentist
may not forcbly remove the false
teeth he has Installed In the patients
mouth. just because payment is not
q. O. d. This is law in New Jersey.
at least interpreted by Judge Lewis
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Lawrence. Kas- June 15.-At 1850.
O'Clock J. C. Mars arrived here and
went to hotel TO rest, leaving his
aeroplane at Midland two miles west.
He announced that ne would not re-
sumo hls flight before o'clock. but
that he viii complete the Journey this.
evening
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Cologne, German, June 15.-Stor-
les OF death and of the sufferings OF
the survivors are brought by refu-
gees from the flood valley OF the Abr
river. The waters are rapidly subsld-
ing, but while at their height they
wrought great damage.
Several villages on the banks OF the
river Abr were literally washed
away. Houses collapsipg. buried their
occupants beneath the flood. So
strong was the current that it swept
away locomotives and steam rollers
as a child might scatter its toys.
In some instances. where the viii
layers were driven from their homes
by the waters had not time to reach
the hilltops. they climbed into the
branches OF trees. only 10 be drowned
as the rising waters tore the trees
up by their roots and bore them away.
Near the mouth OF the Abr river.
rescuing party recovered the bodies
Of a woman and an infant. The little
one was tightly clasped In the moth
erS arms
Berlin, June 15.-The Prussian diet
today unanimously voted authori2a-
tion 10 the government 10 give aue-
quats financial assistance TO the flood
sufferers in the valley OF the Abr.
Belgrade. Servia. June 15.-Follow-
ing torrential rains, floods have oau9-
ed havoc in the valley OF the Morava
Yiyer. Thirty-f]ve lives have been
lost Three towns have been inun-
dated Water TO depth OF from sew
en- to ten feet has filled the streets.
Many houses. undermined, have col
lapsed.
King Peter and the minister OF pub
lie works left for the scene today.
Brussels, June 15.-Heayy rains
throughout Belgium have been follow
ed In the lower lying districts by
flood conditions, creating heavy
losses. Bridges have been carried
away and stock drowned The vii
lage of Moos has besn devastated by
the vagrant waters.
Berne. Switzerland. Juno 15.-Iuun-
dations in the eastern and central
districts OF Switzerland have caused
immense damage A landslide at AL
tori buried a factory building, killing
ten children employed
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Coffee and sunar.

New York June 15.-Sugar-Raw.
steady muscoyado, SO test. s3.74: cen
trifugal, &c test, s424; molasses SUI
gar S9 test. s3.49.
Coffee-Spot. quiet; No. Z Rio,
S l-salA. No 4 Santos. 3-S.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. June l5-Cattle- Receipts
estimated at $4,000; market 10c. low
er. Beeves, s5.60aS65; Texas steers.
s5I5a715; western steers. $5.30a
7.60, stockers and feeders. s3.e0a
6 40; COWS and heifers, S2.75a6.9o;
calves. $6.50aS.90.
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at 21,-
600. market strong. 10c. up. Light.
50 25a9 65: mixed, s925a9.65; heavy,
s925a9 65; rough. s9.25a9.35; good to
choice heavy. S9.2ona65. pigs, $910a
9.55, bulk of sales. s9.60a9 50.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 25.-
600; market 10 to 15c. lower. Native.
So. 50a600 western. $3.75a6.l0. year
Hngs, $665a7 25; lambs. native, $3.50
aS.25: western, S6.26aS.35.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. June l5.-Butter. steady:
creameries. "a i-2a27; dairies. 2Sa
%. Eggs steady; receipts 1882, at
mark cases included, Is l-2alG IL;
firsts, II 1-2. prime frsts. is l-2.
Cheese, nrm. daisies. 15al-4; twins,
IA S-4a15; young Americas. Is 1-4al-2:
long horns, l5al-i.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. June 15-Lead steady;
spot. S4.45@A50 Copper. weak;
standard spot. II 195@12.2o; July
11e5@1215. Silver, SO 3-Sc.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, June 15.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; market steady TO easier. Ma
tive steers, s6.50as 20, cows and
heirers. 50 35oa650. western steers.
s3.75a7.0O; Gamers. s2.75a4.25; stock
ers and feeders. $3.5oa600; calves,
sio0aS25; bulls, stays, etc. sS,75a
GOO
Hogs-Reccipts $500: market loc,
higher. Heavy. $9.30a9.42 IL, mixed.
50 35ae. 30: light. S9-f0a9.s7 IL; pigs.
81 50a900, bulk of sales. S9.3Ss
9.42 1-2.
Shecp-Recoipts $500; market 10
a20c, lower. Yearlings, S6.75a6.15, /,
wethers. s5.25a6.1o: ewes, S5.0oa
COO; lambs, 81 25aS.eo.
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ChIcaoo Close,

Chicago. June 15.-Close' Wheat
July 99 SIS. Sept 80; Dec, 81
Corn-July SIS Is; Sent. bs 5-s' De
cember Sc l2.
Oats-July sc "a; Sept 85 1-2ao-s
Pork-July s22 20; Sept. S22 80.
Lard-July sI2 30. Sept s12. 40.
Ribs-July s13 90: Sept. 1882 l-2-
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San francisco June 15.-Attorney
General U. S Webb stated today thac
he had received instructions from Gov
ernor Gillett TO take action TO pre-
vent the Jeftrics-Johnson fight on July
4th. He said that he would take tho
necessary steps at once.
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FIGHT
Gov. GiIlett Puts an
End to the JeffrieS.
johnson Affair

San Francisco, June 10 Governor
James y Gillett, in long distance
telephone conversation with the AS
sociated Press at o'clock. said:
II have instructed Attorney Cen
eral Webb TO stop the JeYries-Jobn-
son fight and / shall expect him 10 do
So
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fries oDe OF the hardest battles of his
career
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Berne. Switzerland. June 15.-Iuun-
dations in the eastern and central
districts OF Switzerland have caused
immense damage. A landslide at AL
tori buried a factory building, killing
ten children employed.