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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
UNION MEN TALK
ABOUT POLITICS
Take Some Raps at Mayor
and Promise to Put Out
Some Candidates.

Politics was the subject for discus
sion at the union labor smoker Satur-
day night.
During the course of the evening 1t
was decided by all unions to refund
dues in the sum paid for pol taxes
and all members were urged to. secure
their right of suffrage.
While addressing the meeting one
member said: After the Buckler
building fire, when that building was
being reconstructed, there was a strike
of the sheet metal. workers and mayor
Kelly refused to permit the members
of the union to go up on the roof OF
the building and talk to the men work
ing there and even went so far as 10
prevent union metal workers from
talking to nonunion men on the street
What the hell kind Of mayor have we
anyhow"
Another delegate. a Mexican. said
before election mayor Kelly always
met him and invited him to have a
drink. but that after the election ne
no know me-"
Gutierrez De Lara, the advocate OF
revolutionary doctrines in Mexico,
made a speech during the course OF
which he said: The revolutionists in
Mexico will win; of that we are con-
fdent, and when they do win, it is
my purpose to organize the laborers
into unions and then they will not
work any more for so cents a day
they will receive from IS to So a
day"
1t was also decided to vote against
"the ring and a fight viii be made to
elect two union men to the city gov
eminent. It was not definitely decided
for what offices these candidates would
be NOMINATED but two men will be
chosen later and will get the support
of the union members-if what they
said Saturday night is carried out at
the polls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
VAUGHN HAS A DEBATE
ON THE CONSTITUTION.

Vaughn, n. NJ, Jan. I6.-At a nom
partisan meeting held in the new bank
building. judge Edward A. Mann of
Albuquerque and judge Compton Of
Portales spoke in favor of the consti-
tuition. At the close of judge Comp
tons speech, a vote was polled to see
how many were in favor of the consti-
tuition and only six persons raised their
hands. Then the crowd yelled for
Williams and he responded and de-
bated with the former speakers
F. NJ. Phillips died after a short ill
ness from pneumonia. He is survived
by a young daughter.
}. p Williams, owner of St Pablo
ranch, will leave in a couple of days
for Texas, where he will purchase a
large shipment of cattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
LETTER FROM A UNION MAN.


Following letter to The Herald rela-
tive to the meeting has been received:
Editor FL Paso Herald:
AS was announced IN the Saturday
Herald Of the 14th instant, the mass
meeting Of the various unions OF the
city of FL Paso was held at Union La
Dor hall, corner Overland and FL Paso
streets, and a general good time was
had by the working men of FL Paso-
The members of the different unions
commenced to assemble about 1880 un-
til the hall and anterOoms were com
pletely filled and the boys were com
ing and going from that time on. until
nearly midnight, probably 500 in all
attending. 1t was q family gathering
of working men, all Of one mind, gath
cred together for a purpose and that
purpose the boosting Of our city and
the betterment Of all our people.
The union man holds no unjust
grievance nor is he. hatefuIly antago-
nistie towards any Individual in this
city, but, being a citizen and helping
to bear the burdens, he feels that he
should be recognized as such and given
an even break to make an honest liv-
ing for himself and those dependent
on him.
He feels that being a prime factor in
the upbuilding of a great common
wealth that he and his KIND SnouiO
have precedence over residents,
non citizens and foreigners. He is a
stickler for justice and, though he is
only human and sometimes makes mis-
takes he knows full we'll the differ
ence between right and wrong and you
will generally find him on the right
(humane) side. He feels that the af-
fairs OF this city have not been run
on an equal basis for a long time !;
that only few have anything TO say
as to how the laws shall be enforced
or the welfare of the whole people be
advanced; that the concern of one is
Cor should bel the concern of all and
that a house divided against itself can
not prosper and I can give it to you
as a straight tip and a sure bet that
the union mans vote in the coming
elections of 1911 will be for the best
men and the best interests of FL Paso,
regardless Of party or party utilization.
The laboring men are paying their
poll tax and will be ready to vote when
the time comes. Very few if any of
them care for office themselves. and
1 think 1 know what I am talking
about. I am one Of the oldest union
men in the city, and 1 believe that
voice the sentiment of 90 percent OF
the union men when I say that all we
want is public servants who will hon.
estly and impartially serve the whole
people according to their oaths and
promises. We know there are plenty
such men in this fair city, so If you
want out vote, put up these men.
Chas. F Mcdonald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
DEL RIO WINS IN
RATE CONTENTION

Del Rio, Tex, Jan. 1s-In the extern
sion Of sommon point freight rates
to Del Rio, which has been ordered by
the state railroad cOmmi ssion, the Del
Rio Commercial club has added another
victory to it's list of accomplishments
for this town and section.
The club early in its undertaking
employed r. B. Daniels, an FL Paso
claim adjuster and former railroad man.
to handle the case. After the matter
came before the railroad commission
the club sent competent witnesses with
Mr.. Daniels so that evidence with a
direct bearing on the matter was
available.
1t is estimated that the saving to
the community on the present freight
receipts into Del Rio will amount to
nearly $4,000 year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16

4 SYSTEMIC BLOOD DISEASE

Catarrh is not merely an affection
of the mucous membranes; it is a
deep-seated blood disease in which the
entire circulation and greater part OF
the system are involved. It is more
commonly manifested in the head,
nose and throat, because of the sensi-
tive nature of these membranes, and
also because they are more easily
reached by irritating influences from
the outside. The symptoms of Ca
tarrh, such as a tight feeling in the
head, nose stopped up, throat clogged
and dry, hacking cough, ETC., show
that the tiny blood vessels of the mu-
cous membranes are badly congested
and infamed from the impurities in
the circulation. To cure Catarrh per
manently the blood must be purified
and the system cleansed of all I'M
healthy matter. Nothing equals
s. S. S. for this purpose. IT attacks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
THREE NEGROES ARE LYNCHED
BY A MOB IN KENTUCKY

Shelbyville, KY. Jan. 16.-Fifty
masked men Sunday morning stormed
the Shelby county Jail here. seized
and lynched three negroes, two Of
whom were charged with insulting
white women, and the third under
sentence to hang for the murder of a
negro woman.
Bodies of two of the negroes. Gene
Marshall and Wade Patterson, have
been found, but that Of the third, Jim
West is still unaccounted for, al
though he was seen in the hands of
the mob with a rope about his neck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
ONE KILLED, ONE FATALLY
INJURED IN FAMILY QUARREL

Oklahoma City. Okla, Jan. ia. o.
Christensen, electrical engineer. is
dead: T. D. Anderson. plumber, is ia
tally wounded; Mrs. Nora Updike Is
held. by the police as an accessory,
and B. D. Updike, her husband, a de-
tective and a full nephew of ex-gover-
nor Charles n. Haskell of Oklahoma, Is
being sought, charged with a double
murder
Anderson is a brotherinIaw OF the
alleged murderer, and before he be-
came unconscious from loss of blood
from lung wound. made a statement
that Updike had shot him and Chris
Jensen when the latter interferred to
prevent Updike further beating his
wife.
The crime occurred at S:35 o'clock
last night. Updike's mother was gov
ernor Haskells sister. but the COVER
nor had nothing to do with him.
Joe Gardner of Sierra Blanca, the
champion steer roper, is spending a
few days in FL Paso. He is accom-
named "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
STATEWIDE PROHIBITIONISTS
TO MAKE STRONG CAMPAIGN

Houston, Texas. Jan. 16-Secretary
Tom c. Swope of the campaign com
mittee of the statewide prohibitionists,
has ordered 100, 900 copies of the plat
form adopted by the mass convention of
prohibitoinists at Fort Worth and 100 =
900 copies of judge Poindexter's speech
on Local Self Government" for gen
eraI distribution. The prohibitionist
campaign will be active from now on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
4HOT STUFF BILL Is BUSY
nN FL PAS0 STREET paw,

Hot Stuff Bi1l'' is busy on FL Paso
street He is the foreman Of the Btu
lithic Paving company's hot stuff force
which IS now putting the surface on
the street paving between San Fran
cisco street and Main street, and the
crew is making an effort to complete
the work by Saturday evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16
MEXICO CITY PLANNING
FIRST AVIATION MEET

City of Mexico, Jan. 16.-Arrange-
ments are being made for an aviation
meet In this city which viii be the
first ever held in Latin-America. It is
planned TO have the meet in February
and an effort is being made 70 get
practically all OF the s<eat bird men
to take part.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16

TO heal, the head is cleared, breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
is no longer clogged, and every IN
pleasant symptom of the disease dis
appears. S. S. S. is the greatest of all
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
he most certain cure for Catarrh.
Book on Catarrh and medical advice
rec to all who write.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16

the disease at US
head, goes down
to the bottom of
the trouble and
makes acomplete
and lasting cure
by PURIFYING
the blood. Then
the inf a m e d
membranes BEGIN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-16

of evil
WoIdemp
Christian church
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
@raprsperi i &aris.

Hoa SEN itore pariiilfe &irfegaaro
&cre 2acbaiie bar Ser li0lte uge fl,n-
BET en- @lpnoring Ste6 af ben for fin
@fienbeb bcren1te @fueipillerin0e
Mme. 2ucie 2anteme's @rablteo.
Mme. 2antelme, Der bap6e 0ro for
at nere Sen fignnelte &pin6e Ho=
RIG, bar gift meo Ell rig 8laou6giper,
ianmen mco bpen1 bun ii0ite Cont
mer foretog en- Seiltl,r paa &binen.
Sun fal6t operboro fra ocreS Oacbt
og orllfne0e, og benocs Sig blep fort
til NariS og onbrogt / ct pragtfnl6t
@raplte0 pao Fere 2acbaiie. Ng=
pere bar mi brlbt ino / aolte6et
og plpnbrct 2iget for sets ssl,peler.
@lonbt on6et bor SC rcnct ct S6alS=
in1Dffc, Ser por nurbcret til $4,000
of 2iget. Gn al &ppcrnc n1aa babe
fooet ct Soar unocr Elpnoringc,l
0o Ser fanotcs 9lo0ipor fra @rop-
ltcbct til SSirfcgaarosportScn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
WfopS Yrriibeut.

Yrrlioent for Sen ip0onlcrifonife
&cpublif Gquooor @nilie @itraoo
ct ofgooet peo Gpoen otter 3 Maa-
neoers Spg0om ellcr nGitcn bele >cn
Ei0 0on bar fl1ngeret iom ErGiioent
@on blep polgt til gmbeoct / So-
nnar @'aoneo og opertog set 1. @cp-
te1nber, men fort efter blep ban
alorligt ipg og rcjite til 9pcn Quito
for at fomme til &rGftcr. 8pel
li9ger UNDER 9gfpator og er fiend
for at bore al6eles regnlgs. &li
matct pasie0e bam iffe, og ban flpt
tebe til 8Den @uaDaqltil, bpor ban
6poe / 9groags. Hreliocntcn for
9cputerfam1mcrct, 9(noro6o Moria.
bar l,n6er bans 5pg6om fltngeret
fom 8rGii6ent. timber bans Opbolo
i Quito opbogeoes en Sammeniper>
gelle imo0 bans 2ib, men be ia1n-
mcnIborne blep fRngSle6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
@nslanb % Sapan mob be 6orene6t
Stater.

Sfslge en- balpoffiriel MeobelelIe
fra ct. 8etersborg forbanoles ber /
oenne Eio mellem &uslan6 og sSa-
pan ON en- San6elsoberensfomit Der
bill uoeluffe alle amerifanife $an'
6elSparer fra Monioburiet. SSapan
bar lige ii0en set fit @ontrol oper
benne 2an6s0el pnIfet en- Mnle6ning
til at uoeluffc omerifanife 8arer,
og ga 9iuslono ii6en Den ruSliif=
amerifanIfe &an6elstraftat bleb op=
iagt fi6ite l1ge bar fplt Jig laaret al
9lmerifa, bar set laa n1e9et billigere
ime6etommet ssSapan, iammcn meS
bpilfet set fontrollerer enbper glo'
gang til Manicburiet, for at faa
2eiligbeo til at bnpne fig paa Slime
rita. 5fipnt en Operensforit mel
lem &uslano og eSapan / 6enne &ot-
ming / @irfeliebeoen er en- irterna,
tionol 8opcott, fan 6e 6orene6e Sta-
ter lite meo @run6 proteitere imot
Sen poa @rrno af beres egen 3ei-
tolo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
glrbejbssipcres Gritatmimasplist.

s Morts Maoneo blcp ser al @pn,
grcsien nc6lot CT &omiSlion til a!
1n6eribgc alle fSorbolo pe0rprc1oc
MrbeiosgipereS Gritotningspligt til
tillfabefomnc slrbcjocrc og roorbei=
Sc ct 2opforllag / sen Mctning. Sc
notor Sutberlan6 al lltab bleb ,Sor,
mono for bcmc &omisiion. &an far
al6talt, at Sen bor lm0eripat Sagell
megct grun0igt, oa at Torlagct CT
fGr6igt til Mapport itrofs efter &el=
lig6agcnc. 0ens 6ope0punft CT al
iifre ocn tilifaoefomne @ritatnina
n6en Senipn til bnem Ser bar Sfpll
i l1lpffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
So 9eillioner Neres Montaua 2ano.

So 9sillioner Meres Montana 2ano.
Ntontonos @epr9lcutanter Soft
gresien bar ertlpret at bile BRUCE
oeres belc sSnoflpoelie for at foa oab,
l,et for Settling oen tilbagepGrenoe
gfe1t af @rolp @eierootionen Ser /
@taten, tilnrrmeliespis 2 Millioner
Mcres 2ano. @1 2op oen &etning
blep inobragt i &ongresien af Som
gresmano Yrop gfStraiamlingel1,
men oen blep life peotoget. &u Dar
beegc Senatorernc, 9irou og Mpcrs.
erfleret at billie orbeioe for at e,,
ioooan 2op tan blipc pebtagct 0c1t-
tie Somlin1g. SSylbionernc poa 2an-
set bar crflnrct, at SC life pil moo
iGttc lig, ot>bet gaor ppcr til &c bpi=
&c, bpis Sc ioor Siffcrbeb ipr, at
4engenc ltrofs bIiocr uobetalt til
Dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
aamp paa isilippinerne.

&oo 9en Solo / Ti1ippinerne gau
Sen fomanoeren6e General, &erib,
ing forlcoen Srore til, at alle &c
inofeotc bans 9iitritt iful6e al
pebnes. @n Moro=8anoe paa 600
Meolemmer nGgteoe at cfterfonme
Sr6ren % traf iia tilba9e til cit
8iergtop, bpor SC forifanieoe fig.
De omerifanffe Gropper omrtnge6e
8jeraet % aiifar aIlc 9ilfgrielspeie,
iaa Morocrne inart TOM til at nang.
le 6g0emtbler. De foriegtc at ilao
fig giel1nem en- Gorpoit, men bleb ia,
ite6e tiIbage. Den 26. December
tbang Sungeren 6em til 0bergipelie.
De fom l16 fra oercs Torifanosnin,
ger % neolagbe 6ereS @aaben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
battan &oteI, gee,p gorf @itp, men
BET er bans Scnfigt iaa biot muligt
at fglge Sen GpreoragspIan> scr op.
rinoelig bar lagt eafD Danif= =@merifanlf
|@elfab.
9e ifanosinso y life q + o.
TO- n y a. ttc =

|De it a II Dsi,nsa b ife q + 0.
fesi crater.
5on befiennt er ser peo mango al
se amcrifanife Stots l1nipcrlitete1
oprettet 9areltole for Stonoinapiii
sprog % 2iterot,1r. Minneiota i'll
ct iaaoal1t &rofsslorot 1883, pe
oen Mono, ioln1lif peotaaet en sc.
billing / 2eaislatl,ren for bette 9jc.
meo, 9foromanosn 5ruls Eoul;
ien af Spring @ropc, Minn., CT np.
Iia afgooet pco Nsoc,r.
9en fprite ifa,,Sinapiifc Yrpiesic,
beo 0finneioto Stats llnipcriitct bar
.. S. @reoa, tilt iss9forgc. 9s,, blipcr
Scr ialt unocrbiit SC ifonoil1apiifc
|Sprog nco ca. 30 omcrifonlfe Uni
bcrliteter. 90 Gaulicn ltillcbc lit
6prllag, bupoe Scr f1un pGrct en- iao=
oan ltnberpisni.,gjneo fire omerifon.
ffe ltnipcriiteter. SEQ gselp 9)orf l1ni=
berlitet bar oel Ell Erofcslpr / DC
ifanoinapiife 5nrua ira 1859 til 61 /;
men iioen bar 0ey iffc pnrct nogct
iaaoant GrofeSlorat pe6 octtc lll,i-
periitet. S 1869 fif @isconlin ll1i=
beriitet iin ifotlotnapiife slioclina
iom blcp Ell bctp0elig sSaftor noroi=
ife 9tuoier / slmerita. S 1869 iif
Cornell ltniperiitet tit faritc Carer
/ Sc ifanoinopiifr Gprog, on / 1880
beepnotc Golur1bia College / Meau
Dorf at ifienfe oiSie 5tuoicr noacn
SpmGrflombcb; I
Oct ifonoi,raniiAl. |. Erofesiorot pco
Wttt'nellsa llEitlriifet bor gjc11nem
Marcne uopiflct fig til at bIine ct ielb-
ftG1oigt 9epartcment. &rof. 9rcoo
fratrooote iin Stilli,1g / 1898. Irof.
S. g. Carlton, bans @ftcrmon0, til
traootc i 1899. S 1907 fom 9roi.
@islc 8otbne fra 2ntbcr Gul(ege til
.inneioto ltniperiitct iom Gbef for
Sen ifanoinobilfc slf6elina oa fort
efter fit ban en- @cobjnlper Hroi.
81. 81. Stpmbcrg. ,e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
Gmselif %oltbamper bei(aglast al
Stalienerne.

Sen italienite &rp6ier u@uglio"
bar ii6ite llge opbrogt ,en engelft
Camper, nMe,,5alob", tilbpren6e 6en
egpptiife Eoitoantpifibslinie, ser
bopoe $15O,00O / @nlo on1bor6, BE-
itemt til 2gnninger for 6e tprfiife
Sropper / Sort &o6et6a / ben tyr
ftfe 8ropins Demen. 8eilagl9ggel-
fen al Sfibet ifete / oct reoe SAB,
bpor en- Glotille af italienife &rpo'
iere boloer farp 8ugt efter Sfibe,
ser anlgber tprfiffe &obnebper. @f-
ter at &engene bar fierneoe fra Sft.
bet, fit bette Tillaoelie til at fort
fette fin aurs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
9en bhre 2epe,naabe.

S @aibington CT ser begpnot Gil
@cptegellc for at giprc slarlogernc
til Observation-Disclosures bpjc Eris
til @ie,,ltanb for ct ir0gaaenoe Stlt-
0il,m al CT international &pmisliol1
al mietc Sociulpfonomer, 6ilans=
mGno, sSpurnaliitcr og Stotsn1Gno.
Ser pil 6reoog oenne llgc blipc af'
bulot ct Meoe al N1nerican Gcono=
mic slslociotio1l, bppr Soacn pil Gl!=
be tagct op poa cn lpcciel &onferen<
&C, til Gptlten Trofeslor Social=
pfononi neo Gale Sssrping 6ilbcr bar
toaet ssSt1itiotibet, meo Stpttc al
Commissioned Of 2abor gtcill og
Meblemn1er al &abincttet. tSi|her
Dar / 5on1ttter opbolot fig Hblalt-
set for at forbon6le mco cngclifc, tp=
ife oo frantic 2fonomcr ON Sagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
gapc @ntofnnb / Nlaffa.

Sra Dotpion, Dl,fon Serritortet,
meo6cles ssuleoag, at ser peo 5irtp
Miles @iper, 130 Mile fra 9atpion.
er giort ct itort @nlofl,n6, og at 200
Meno meo @un6eil96er % l16itpr
gjebliffelig beo MeooeIeliens Mo6ta-
gelie forloo Dapion Gitp og itarte.
be l,o pao Sen 6 Cages, 93eiie til
@ulomarferne. 5tormlebet eftcr
.@ulofeltet bar set iterite iioen &lon-
0ife-D -Dagene for Ia Mar ii6e1t. Man,
ge af @uI6ibgerne bar poerit ilet uo.
itpreoe for Sen lange @eiie. Sempc-
raturen bar 3ero 30 l16bonoringer
'beapnote, men ianf Gagen efter I'll
40 ,lroer 8ero.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-29
5ra Kina.

Observation-Disclosures / @bang'
bai mellem Sang Sboa Yi, &eprG'
fentanten for iSpriteminiiter Ouan
@bt &ai, og Sc repol11tion9re Be'
fulbmGgtigebe, l1benrigsminiiter
oet repollrtionere &abinet @u &ing
Sang, bar biotil lite fprt til noget
&eiultot, og set anies for meget
tpipliomt ONT ser oe belle piI op'
ncaes gnigbeo om De al pegge yt'
Ser fremlatte Gilfaar. Sc repol1,'
tionurc ncobliper at faitbol6e &rapet
oml Iiernelie af 9pnaitiet og &pre1-
telle al en- Republif, og Der ct brunl
life fra 6pritemin;itc itcren inolpbet no.
act Guar paa oeres 1orlangen6e.
Or. Gun Dot Gen, ser bibtil bor
opholot Jig bcr 2anoet for at iamlc
Miolcr til &ompcn moo GDnaltiet
og Sen gomle &egieringsform, er
/ Spnoogs ontommet til SDangbai
fra slmerifa og bar ltrofS lat fig I
syorbinoclie me0 SSH Itry Song
Set a1toges, at ban btl blibe ocn
fpr1tc Yrniioent sen filreiiife Sc
puhlif, ON en- iaQ0an bliocr opret-
tet. 9e repolutionGrcs !9oob lam,
lc; Zig mere og mere ON Dom lom
2eocr, me0cns Sonfen ON Dnan Sbi
&ai CT opgipet al mango Nepublito=
mere. Or. Gun Dat Gen bepoer, at
ser berIfer fuI0 gniabeo i'nellem oe
repplutionere / allie @ope6punfter
og at Sc forbcre6er Jig paa at uofbrc
ct lamlenoe og orone1,6c 9lrbei6e, loa
inort Sc fommer til Magten. 9e=
res tibligere ltore Moal, at inotoge
@obeoltaoen &efing, er mere % mere
traaot Yaggrunoen. 0e fon, me-
ner Sc, tagc sen 9p naar lom bellt
bet iaIbcr Sem beleiligt, % Sc om-
gooes meo Ylaner ON at giere Non=
ting til 2anoets fremti6ige &opeo>
itob. Gn of oe repolutionares pber-
1te 2eocre bor erfleret, at IA Yros
ninier bor erfleret fig for &epublit,
en-, og at 12 Seroibiiioner bar il1.t>
tet lig til 6en, me6ens 2 on6re 81
pi1ioncr bill fomne ON tort SID. Sum
2 Yropinier bar ilrttet Jig til DDno-
itiet, og 2 bar Dol6t Zig ,1eutrolc.
@on erflerer, at ser @irfeligbeoen
inQen &egjering fin6es | &cfing, og
at Guam Sbi &ai finn repreier1tercr
en- iaoban. SO f6r be fremmeoe
fommer til Marbeo ober oet
pirfelige StiIling @iget % opgibe:
Mo6Iton6cn mos sen npc Sinegnes
Sr6en, oes fgr pil ser paonD in6s
trrbe Srben / sSnbuItrt oa San6el,
og megen lnpttig 8loosnbgpoe1ie nil
blipc 11n6goaet.
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Msorie bliper lite benaaoet.


9scu yorf ganfieren gbas. $.
Moric, Ser bar opbolot fig ct Nar
Mar i 6orbl1n6sfengslet 9ltlanto
for Spertreoelie af 8anflopene, pelt-
te6e ot blipc lat | Sribe6 for fit Sci.
breos Sfblo. San bari nogen Sill
opboIot fig ct 9oipitaI atlanta.
SSfslae Sc til Greiioenten i1ofomne
2ageerflaringcr er BOG bans Saar
om 5rigibeIfe sIippet, ibet Grafiocr1'
ten bar ,reetet at 'unoerifripc 8e.
,loa6ninge,,.
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34AlattApt.

niion, og iom bbrer UNDER Srepiuos
Nrneoipilion. Me0oclclien ON 0pcr=
gipelien blep itrafs telegrofcret til
Srepi'1o, og &epcs blcp iot poa fri
500 paa 9Gresorb 0on pil 1trafS
blipc fert til Merico Gitp og itillet
for CIT &rigsret Siploe 2open fan
ban blipc opmt til Gpoc,1, men oct
pcntes Dog, at sen "a slnr gomlc
Olono bil Hippo mes cit miloere
Straf. 0cnnc fon oog fife blire
nli'lore cno 10 9larS iSultnirgSltraf.
- Mco &cpcS' Spcrgipelic fan set
pcntcs, at Scr bncrt sSolo for eli
5io pil bliuc Trcb / 2ou0ct.
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Gu @irnro ,nocr 0nipc,.

Den befienotc Or. Charles $.
Mapo of 9}oebeitcr, Yiinn, ell al
Mmerifos opgtigite &irnraer, scr
lammen mco lin @rp6er Gr. @n1. S.
@opo bripcr ct itort firl1raiif Soipi<
tal og bar uofert S1,noreoer of pan<
ifeIige Operotioner pao &atienter fra
belle slmerifa, ut ii6ltc ltac unoer ct
Gpbolo 9fcip Sort, bpor ban bar
pao en- 6eriereiic mes lin @1.itru, ct
9lnfalo al Appendicitis o9 maatte
nn6erfoite Jig eli Operation, Der
maotte gientoges i 2prooas, ocmne
Gang for @aloeiten. Sons Gilitano
bar mcget betrnfclig, % bans @ro-
ser bleb tilfaI6t % reiitc itrafs til
&ctp Dorf poa ct Gfstratrun ialr=
men meo CIT al Spaeplcicriferne fra
@oipitoIet / @pcbelter. San CT III
8ebring og pcr,tcs at femme Jig.
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ltlbtulS<Sppfpri(ooct.

&cpiiiuneu al ltletolocn pil pelltc.
lig blipc optogct nmiooclbort efter
@ellig0oacne, og ser pil blinc frem=
lat ct ltort slntol 1orilog til &epi=
lion. SC bc,npfrotilfc Mc6lclnmcr al
@ops ans Mcans &onlitc 1m6cr &C.
belic af @ongresmano llnocrtpooo
bar bcgpnot lthorbei0clic al ct sSor=
flag, mcbenS SC rcpllblifonlfc Me0=
lcmnrer bar opcrorogct sSprbunoslc=
notor Mcco Snout at 1l6orbcibe &C.
res sSorIog, Ser ct og alt bil illltts
fig til Torif-@oor6ets 9iopport an-
aaoe,1be ltl6tolo=Satierne, iom bon
bar crflGrct at flrnnc bifal0c.
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@erieos 9'eoOIntionsleSer oocrsiper

VtY.
Dcn galnlc General @crna6o
Mepes, iom / fin Sis bar Sci, itbrite
MtIitGr- -Mutboritet / Mcrico, men
fom sen iioite Sis bar peret &C.
ser of CT Mcbollltion moo oen nDe
Nreiioent Mooero, bar SirS6ags
opergipet fig til General Srebino,
&omanoonten for Sen treble Dibi<
iion af MegierinaSarmeen, mco &o-
peofpartcr be6 Monterep. @eneral
Mepes Spitan6 bar truet mes at
i9tte 2a,1bet / l1ro fra SEN enc @n6e
til sen anben, men ban bar | 6cll
ii6Ite Sis list laa monge Meoerlaa
.og 5fltffclier, at ban imdbciaa fine
Choppers fl1l0ltnn6ige 90elaggelie,
.og for at ipare Dem % bringe 9p.
itanoen til Nfl1l1tning beil1ltte0e bar
lat obergipe Jig til &egieringstrop
perne, ffipnt oisie tfoma116eres a
bans gomle 6ienoe Erepino. Ser
graaberoeoe 8eteran res alene ir,i
Il 8ben 2inare5 % oberrafte lin ga
bel til en- lrg 2sitnant, Der fomon
oerer oen lille Mf0eling paa q
Manb, iom ,,6gibr, 8Dens bele @or