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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16

any lawful means OF uspport as be-
fore.
However, he may have acquired
the idea while in the "stockade''
that there are other means OF maxi
ing a living than an honest way.
lie may refuse 20 go hungry and
run the danger OF being run in as
vagrant Next time he is arrest
ed II Is probable the charge 10 high
way robbery. burglary, or the like.
Then the police will point to the
man and say:
do you see? He is crooked. He
always was crooked. He never
would work"
The "vagrant" IL the most pltiabie
police court habitue.
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DASHED VITRIOL
into HER FACE

inr tnissa Press Fes.ea wtreI
CHICAGO. June i6.-Afser &C.
eusirp her Of alternating the az.
feciions of her husband. Mrs.
Eleanor moreholtx, according 10
the police, lured Mrs. Drunlslaw
Quick. a pretty young widow. TO
her front door and dashed a bot.
tie of yltriol In her face. Ply
sieisns today said that II Mrs.
Quick RECEIVERS she will be bad.
iy disfiaured. Mrs. morcholtx
was arrested.
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FOUR MAKE s4s YEARS.

ITHACA. y. Y. June i6.-At the
annual reunion today Of the Mar
shall family in this city. three sis
ters and brother attended whose
ages amounted 10 343 years. James
H. Marshall. SO. came from st.
Louis. The Oldest member was
Mrs. Carolin Wins OF Lansing,
who was 80 The youngest was
Mrs. Emily Halsey of Spencer.
aged n ne other octogenarian
was Mns. Charlotte Fisher. IS. who
lives IN Enfield. where she was
born
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
WORTH CAPTURE
TO SEE Children

DETROIT. Mich. June ls'--
Anxiety 60 see his wife and chill
dren caused Reuben kreaiz. want.
ed AT Waila walla. wash, for the
alleged cmbeKzlement Of $1,000
from the Pacific Llght 4 Power
company. while be WAS acting as
auditor for that concern. 10 surren-
der 10 the police today.
KreatE called police headquarters
several times over the telephone,
luquiring whether a warrant had
been issued for his arrest. When
finally told that ha was wanted.
KreatE voluntarily went to the sta
ton and surrendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
GARBAGE BIDS

Bids for the hauling OF garbage
we're received by the board Of pub
lie works this morning. The city
was divided into 10 districts. which
we're again divided into 30 sub
districts. zach bid was for the
hauling OF the refuse from one sub
district.
l.. Repcto and Peter Symonski
hid on all the districts. Jos. Man
gini wants to haul the garbage
from three snbdistrlcts In the Uni
yersiiy section lnterhay Fuel Co.
bid on three subdistricts. compris-
ing the north slope Of Queen Anne
Hill aud parts Of Ballard.
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II will never again go into some
body's house and steal beer said
Joseph Peterson, 10 years old. this
morning when telling Juvenile Offi.
Ger Boggess how II all happened.
The Peterson boy lives at Alki
Point. He was moving lawn for
a man at Rainier Heights yester-
day. George Losey. a boy of Joes
age, told him of a place whore he
could get some beer. Led by
George, the went into Zebra Pat
rochfs house at Twenty.sixth av.
south anu Judson st, where
they found five or six bottles of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
P0InDExTER FOR
Ia Toilette


MINNEAPOLIS. June f6.--That
Senator Miles Poindes,er, Wash
inston Insursent. is an unqualified
supporter Of Senator "a Toilette Of
Wisconsin for the presidential
nomination In 1912 is the statement
made here by w. I. Nolan. who is
In charge OF the La Toilette head
quarters.
There Is no change In the
opinion OF the insurgents here re-
sarding the presidential non1ina-
tion," says letter from Poinoester
70 Nolan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
CRIME EPLOT
ALLEGED
Suspects Are Arrested-Alleged Story Of
How Victims Plea for Mercy Saved His
Life.

Tony Arina Thomas Vela and Fade Vella coal miners
at Black Diamond arrested early this morning by Deputy
Shers Malone AND Beebe and Detective Bane suspicion
Of consprng kill Joe Cosenza, the latter knew
much The Nea brothers accused Of hiring Ana for $50
to lure Cosenza into the woods and there m him Arna.
according to Cosenza succeeded in getting hg victim into
secluded spot but touched by the peadng Of Cosenza
let him live
Arina however Cosenza claims, took few tnkes and
handkerchief from Coscnza which he handed Veas
that he did the job could collect the $50 The Veas
u alleged demanded that he show further evidence that tho
murder had been committed and Arna Coscnza
IN Seattle 10 obtain his and additional proof
Cosenza however, told his story Banc who arrested
hrna when he showed up AT II o'clock last night Sheriff
Hodge sent Deputies Malone and Beebe get the Vea
brothers Thomas Nela drew his gun when told he under
arrest but the deputies had him cred before he could any
damage
Arina believed have confessed his whole connection
with the affair To Detective Bianci.
Just what Cosenza knew much" about has
definitely learned The shers force and the police believe
that the Vellas knew something about blowing up
o the residence OF the superintendent Of the Black Diamond
mines, and that Cosenza had the story under his hat"
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verted back 10 oliver c. McGIlyra.
the owner Of the grounds.
Salary Grabbing.
The evidence also showed up the
salary grabbing condition. While
the county had no say whatever In
the selection OF the fair employees,
Il paid all their salaries IL paid
Secretary Richards $500 a month
for whole year. though the fair
was only six day affair. Il paid
Emmett c. Brown for publicity
work for many months In advance
of the fair The same extravaganc.
applied % a superintendent Of the
poultry exhibition. TO an assistant TO
the secretary aud several other OF.
ficials.
Saves $1,000.
And Il showed that In isit. while
no appropriation had yet been made
for the fair association. although an
$4,000 levy had been made for
county fair purposes. the private
concern drew down s. 900 to date
The Injunction saves the people
~ AsVtVs hfihh huf NFthAU1tl w. ttH
SIS 600. which the Fair concern ex
pected to get this year.
The directors called 90 the stand
testified that they knew very little
about les management. The two
men most intimately connected with
the associations affairs. J. w. elise,
It's president. and G. y. Yandell. one
Of the directors. we're absent from
the city during the trial
elise and Yandeii.
elise and Yandeil are held re-
sponslble for the manner In which
the county money was used. The
other directors knew little or moth.
ing about the affairs. and their
names were used to lend an air OF
respectabllity 70 the thing.
The courts decision will undouhs-
ediy cut out county fairs until they
can be run IN an honest. efficient
manner for the interest Of the farm
ing community, which they nurport
70 help, instead of for the benefit
of salary grabbers
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CAN'T MAKE A RENO OF Los ANGELES

decided that Davis had no legal res
idonoe In Los Angeles.
~ believe" said the Judge In dis
missing the ease, that Davis
came to Los Angeles solely for the
purpose Of securing a divorce. Any
ono believing that they can make
another Reno out Of Los Angeles Is
greatly mistaken"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

The blifhesofns swallow carols in
the caves u the Bee building as of
yore, the smadgy office devil Ereets
us With esr-N ide grin and Miss Tidds
II wearing n peach blow hair rib
bon. HicktoWn Hives aKain'
GinNs Gigantic Circus plays HEX
town next TueadaF There viii be
baby show IN connection and
ealiiope Oouebt % 90 well tosetberl
Subscribers 70 The Bee who are
short Of money can send us any
thing Instead thereof. except garden
truck
age tonight Wh0iIi bring tho hot
fest neckfie7
Ambition in a great thing for n
young felier, f.afs WateTt0wer says
only you can't est ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
EDITOR SHOOTS

STOCKTON. Cal. June l6.--
Sam b. Axtell. editor OF the Lodi
Sentinel. today shot Charles Sollars
OF the same city. Physicians say
Sollars may die. The shooting grew
out OF stories OF an automobile ac-
cident which occurred Saturday.
Two young women had started to
Stockton In Mr.. Axtell's machine.
II turned into a ditch Sollars
came along later. His stories Of
the accident angered Axtell. and =
quarrel followed.
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EXPECTS aTHouGHr WAvEse no FREE HIM

commonwealth, believes that
thought waves viii play part such
a. portrayed In Augustus Thomas
play. THE witchlng Hour" lie
will ask permission to address the
Jurors himself. so that the public
will discuss his case and the
thought waves created will favor
him
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EL PASO, Tex, June 16.7Hener-
al VilJoen Is experiencing consid.
cradle difficulty N assembling a
force for the proposed expedition
against the insurrectos In Lower
California. The 0surgent troops
at Juarez. n Is said, are In state
Of ingubordisation.
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Soft for Judge

ivy tntffd ffr-N irar'o "Hff
LOS ANGELES. June 16.-To
show that he retained no animosity
toward Police Judge Rose, who
had Just fined him 81 for violating
traffic ordinance. r. Hartup in
vited the court TO adjourn and
come down to the corner for a
little drink"
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MELBOURNE, June 1e.--A land
slip, believed TO have been due to
the recent seismic disturbance. has
taken place at Leongatha, where the
ground for an extent Of 10 acres
has riven asunder In all directions
In some places the fissures are
eight feet across. In attempting to
crossone OF these earth chasms, a
mail man fell TO the lotion. He
was rescued with considerable diff
ficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
THEY'VE Got Coin. Too

WILMINGTON. Del. June le.-
John Bancroft, ir.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bancroft OF this city, has
instituted divorce proceedings
against his wife. Mrs. Madeline
Dupont Bancroft. daughter OF Al
fred I. Dupont. vice president of
the Dupont Powder company.
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ling, Bonita, Narwhal, Salmon.
Snapper. stlngray and Tarpon be.
longing to the third submarine
division OF the Atlantic fleet are
en- route TO Gloucester, Mass. on
an underwater voyage Of about i50
mites.
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tBy tufftu Fftsf fFHttu WfFeI
LOS ANGELES, June t6.-The
sui, for divorce brought by Robert
B. Davis, the multI-milIlonalre bsk-
ina powder manufacturer, against
his wife, Jane W. Davis, was dis
missed yesterday by Superior
Court Judge Munroe. This action
was taken because Judge Munroe
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pIAz IN SPAIN
IN, r.ls.a rr,.. Is..sa wsrs.i

WAC, Spain. June ie.-The
steamer Ypirsnus. bearing former
Persistent piax of Mexico. arrived
today, Diax DID no, leave the ses-
sci here. however. and she steamed
on 10 corunna. where n 10 expected
the former Mexican dictator will
leave the ship.
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SAN QUENTIN. June 1s.--Juan
Magma. Mexican. "a. VINO muir
dered J. u. Lampkin. February 1s.
at Porteryille, was hanged today
at 1902 o'clock. lie died almost
instantly. his heart beating only
l3 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
Novel Locking Device on
Steel Piling Used at
Havana

This drawing shows an end view
OF the steel piling driven into Ha-
vana harbor to make the 20 caissons
comprising the cofferdam built
about the wreck OF the Maine. The
novel locking device shown makes
IL impossible for the piling to sep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
sAceAmENTo KNOWS HIM.

SACRAMENTO. June i6.-Fred
Melville. the boy bandit, who cs-
capped from a posse OF 200 near Val
lejo. is alleged by the police 10 have
operated here. The police assert
that IL was Melville who robbed a
trolley car here June 3. forcing the
conductor and motorman at the
point Of a revolver TO hand over
their money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
WnALER LAUNCHED

The steam whaler Moran splash.
ed into the water from the ways at
Moran yard last evening. The new
craft Is a steel oil burner 9s feet In
length and IL built for long cruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
CHILD SHOULD KEEP
ITS FATHERS NAME
MOTHER, ASKING DIVORCE,
WANTED Her MAIDEN NAME
FOR HERsElF AND GIRL.

"" .fff N''Nsf"~- -
WANTED Her MAIDEN NAME
FOR HEasELF AND GIRL.
"A child should 90 BY its fathers
name. II 10 unfair TO tho child. 10
the mother. ard 20 society 10 change
lie name when the mother gets .
DIVORCE" said Judge Main this
morning. upon granting a decree OF
divorce 20 Mrs- Mabel Forsyth Cook
from Edward J. Cook, q shIngls
weaver. who. II 10 alleged. failed 10
support hls family and abandoned
mis- wife last September two weeks
after a baby girl had been born.
In her divorce complaint, Mrs
Cook asked that her maiden name.
Mabel Forsyth. be restored 10 har.
and that the baby. who is siiil un-
christencd. be also permitted to
take tho name of Forsyth.
when Mrs. Cook was asked BY
her attorney on the witness stand
this morning II she wanted this
done. she hasitatcd.
Il don't know. Maybe II wouldn't
be Just right for the Eiri not 70 have
her fathers name" she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
WANT GRADING SOON.

Fifty property owners from BaL
lard appeared before the street
committee yesterday, urging thai
Leary avenue grading be begun al
once. Councilman Wardall sugs
gested that an early date be SCI
for a further hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16

SAN DIEGO, June 1s.-Word
came from Tecate today that the
Mexican liberal force which left
Tia Juaua yesterday has turned
back and is going west. II Ia sup
posed an attack on Ensenada is
planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
PUTS BAN ON AUTO HORN.


= NEW YORK. June i6.--The
4 Society for the Suppression OF
= Unnecessary Noise has decided 4
= 10 turn its energies for a time 4
4 10 checking noisy automobile 4
4 horns. According TO Mrs.
4 Isaac L. Rice. the wealthy
= president OF the association. 4
4 the use of these startling 4
4 horns is terrifying and use 4
4 less" The police. she urges, 4
4 should be compelled TO take 4
4 the numbers of machines using 4
+ the shrieking horns and report 4
4 them TO the health department. 4
4 which she thinks has power TO 4
+ suppress the nuisance. 4
a a
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-sfs the courts duty 70 protect
the taxpayers " the county commits
sIcners DO not.----Jud9e Main
With this remark Judge Main
Yesterday afternoon granted the In
junction preventing the Western
Washington Fair association. a prF
vate concern. from getting any more
county money. and az the same time
preventing the county commission.
ers from sqaandering any more OF
the peoples money In this partieu-
lar way
The evidence brought out at the
two days hearing sabsiaatiated all
the charges made by The Star and
vindicsted fully the position taken
By this paper.
Commissioner Raped.
Z will grant this injunction. the
court said. for two reasons.
First. Il has been shown that the
commissioners did not make a prop
2 er appropriation for the money that
has been drawn this year Second,
the money. which had been obtained
from the county to hold fairs. had
been used to pay up old debts OF
The Western Washington Fair aRso
citation. I have no means of know
Ing what this board Of commission
ers may do In the future. except BY
what they have done In the past.
Graft Shown Up.
The evidence showed up In every
detail all the charges Of extrava-
gAnce which The Star made against
the Western Washington Fair assc-
ciafion and which the county has
had to stand for the past three
years
II showed that In 1909 the county
appropriated 5000 to-. the private
concern, but no fair was held
II showed that while the county
was given a bill Of sale for one-quar-
ter interest In the Madison Park
Erandstand by the fair officials In
consideration Of $1,000, the latter
had no title TO the same since II re-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16
Graf, Shown Up.

CHICAGO. June i5.-Thcught
waves. fiitering into the minds OF
II good men and true" who will
hear the case OF Evelyn Arthur
See. founder OF the absolute life
cult. are expected TO result In his
acquIttai. according TO the belief of
See. See, who IL charged with
misfreatIng girls In his Junior
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arate when once in place, except
under the terrific pressure neces-
sary TO break up the steel OF which
II is made.
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4 Adolf and OSCAR" are 1
4 helping put the jcweled bon. 4
4 net on King George. Don't ,
4 miss their funniest stunt on 4
4 page every day. 4,
~ ttttt 4 4 4 4 4
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NO WONDER SHE smILesi

fBy taitsd rress Issssd wire1
LONDON. June ib.-As
GIFT TO HE white wife. Jack
Johnson has ordered Chsl.
mers Limousine. costing sis.-
600. The negro pvgilis, today
contracted with lesolor for
$500 worth OF interior fittings.
Included In the fittings are
geld vases ard cases containing
matches and elasres boxes.
flask and scent bottles ard
powder boxes. Johnson insisted
on is karat gold and then. 20
show that he did not care for
expenses. ordered a duplicate
In silver for ordinary use.
The car 10 royal blue IN color
and 10 lined with blue and gray
broesde.
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TAFTTo MARRY EN-.
On Long Voyage

fBy United Press Leased WIreJ
NEWPORT. II. l.. June 16.--
Under command Of Lieut.. Donald
&. Brigham the submarines Gray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-16

: EDISON sees TRoLLEY's 4
= END. 4
4 The Storage Battery VIII 4
4 Take Iss Place, the Inventor 4
= Says.
4 NEW YORK. June ie.--The :
. genius of the young electrical :
4 world working along storage :
= battery development lines will =
: soon put the trolley car out Of =
4 business. according TO Thomas =
= A. Edison. who le attending 4
= the convention Of the National 4
= Electric Light Association In 4
= this city. :
= "Yes. the trolley car IL going 4
4 20 be put out Of business" Mr. =
= Edison said in bis address TO 4
= the convention. After a while =
= there won't be any trolleys" 4
4 Someone asked him when. 4
= Il am not clairvoyant." he =
= replied. with wave of his Z
= hand
4 Il don't know how soon 4
= these bright young fellows =
= can do II. but they are a great :
= lot =
a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
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fftt sttt&t ttts
4 LAWYER DIES IN PRISON. =

-
4 LAWYER DIES IN PRISON. =
4 TRENTON, y. j.. June i6.-- =
4 While waiting for the court OF =
4 pardons 10 grant him a parole =
4 from state prison. II. Leroy =
+ Applegate. a former Trenton =
4 lawyer. died today at the pris- =
= on hospital from a complicar =
4 tion OF. diseases. lie was sent =
4 to prison In 1898 TO serve a fif- =
= teen-year sentence for forgery. 4
= -Four years later he was pa =
4 rolled on account OF III health, =
4 but he was later arrested on =
+ charge OF obtaining money uu- =
= der false preteHses and was re- =
= turned 70 prison.
4 4 = ~ = = 4 Z = = =
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FAIR GRAFT
STOPPED

Souanderns Peoples Money MismanageG Fair Ended by
Courts Order-Evidence Subsanates Charges Made by
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
Batter TamiIicieH.

8alespiue, isis, ben 10. Rop. 1911.
gn al De ifisnneite SamiliefeIter,
iom paa lang Sio bar funoet Steo t
oenne @gn, feireoes hos Wrs. Ma.
rianne Sale SorSbag Den 27oe Oft.
SenoeS 6orelbre, Sans s. Sougitao
og Sritrl, funbe nemlig Den Dag
feire lit 8ulobrplup, og De iaapel-
iom ct tort Intal Slegtninge og
nogle 8enrter al Samilien bar ino-
bitot til at ipiie Wiboag Dos Otrs.
Gale. gfterat man bapoe giort iig
tilgooe al De mango pelimagenbe &et-
ter, iom ierperebeS, reiite YaIt. g.
Sougitao fra grainero, Ninn., iig
% bolbt en- anilaaenoe og al opbt or.
Dor barren Gale til fine Sor9lbre.
San bpplebe iiGr beo oen religieie
SIDE al beres Sipsfsrelie og frem.
bGpcbe, bporIebes @noS @iifunbbeo
altib bapoe fulgt Dem paa 2ioets
SGro, og enifet Dem en- bIio og rolig
2ipsaften. Som ct ipnligt Segn paa
ben Igtelie og aiGrligbeb, bpormeb
beres gsrn og andre Slegtninge om-
fatteoe De fiGre gamle, operrafte ban
fin Sar en- g%ulbfnappet Stap og iin
Mor en- Toraplp meo gpIoent Saano-
tag.
Web ipnlig Tsrelie mobtog Sr.
Soiigitao og Suitru oisie 8aper, og
oct bar fart, at De feIte, at De netop
Itoo mibt | en- al 2ipets ~ifisnneite
Ssitiosihrnber. Yait. @immeitao,
iom / iptten slar bar betient Den Me-
nigbeO, flere at Sougitabfamiliens
IeoIemmer tiIbsrer, tuIte berpaa ON
oe mango Sing, Tom 8ulbbrubepar.
ret bapoe at glGbe iig ODER paa oenne
9aq, og ga iipr ON beres 9srn. Sil-
Int uotalte ban BET Gnife, at ligeiom
Natllren efter Soraarets og Seitens
riae 2ip gl9ber fig ober Snoianer-
iommerens brsmmenoe Stilbeb og
beaiae Sreb. iaaleoes maatte ogiaa
Sr. SougItab og SuItru / en- lang og
rolig 2ibsaften glGbe iig peo Sbile
fra 9ipets StrGp, gIpbe fla peo, at
set off beres Born bel, glGbe fla peb
oen Siertefreb, Tom Srebens @pan-
aeliiim giper, % meo Saabets 8lGoe
fine frem til Sen Soile, iom er till
opers for CUBS Solf.
@nrr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-17
3tiia

Bill mite en- grm. gilbert Ssren.
len, Ssn al Inoreip Ssrenien bee
Spencer, fit forleoen unoer Ell Sare.
iaat eft ioa alporligt Sfuoioar, al
ban antages at bile mite i'm beire
firm.
Eige bliper iinbsfprpirret. Iiis
Sngeborg Dillon, Der nplig fra Sue
riae bar anfommen til Saptporo og
a~r6eibeoe hos en- oerboenoe SamiIie,
bIep iorIeoen fuloItpnoig iinosforpir-
ret og MATTE iGttes / SGngiel. Sum
oil maaife bliue braet til Statens
Sinosipgeaipl.
Venet maatte ampntercs. Otto
Scouting, en- rng Wano peo Sberrp,
maatte forrige llge laoe lit bsire Sen
amputere iom 6slge al ct Sfuoiaar /
anGet. llnber en- Sareiagt bIep ban
peb ct ltbelo rammet al lin 9amme.
rots Sfub % maatte bringes til SO.
ipitalet / Naribfielo, bpor genet blep
afiot.
Get fsritc Offer. Den fire gar
gamle SERBIA Sunbberg peo Goube.
rap er antogelig oct fsrite Offer for
SiorteiGgernes llforigtigbeb. Sun
blep iioite 2srbag / Hprbeben al fine
SorGlores, Wr.og Wrs, Sobn Sunb.
bergs Stem ifubt % siebIiffelig or9bt
al en- eQer anben Sagtfeberpatient,
Ser antog Barnet for at bore en-
Short. S9geren bopbe peo Spbagel-
len al lin Seiltogelie flpgtet fra Ste.
oct og por life blepen funben.
Ssbe paa 8abcn blanbt frcmmebe.
Setter Gbriitianion, en- so gar CANT
mel Wanb, osoe iioite Ssnoag poa
en- al Hihmonbs 8aber efter at bape
gaaet tiIfobs fra minneapolis. 9a
ban fanoteS nGr 9pen par ban iaa
ilomattet, at ban bperfen fllnbe goa
pibere eaer gipe tilfreositiGenoe Sb.
lpsninger ON fig ielp, % inben MOI
tit BAN unber Gag bar ban $50.
Saopiot man funbe erfare par ben
gamIe Wnnb unoerpeis for at beige
en- Ssn, Ser antoges at 30 | Weno.
monte.
Slomifabcn er itprre. s Sen Iap-
port, iom Stntens SiGlpefomite for
Slacf Tiper Sails bar offentligsiort
/ gegpnbelien nf benne ltge, iiges
ben at Slommen anrettebe Sfabe at
bore Iangt itsrre, emo gpiierne bar
gipet Welbing ON. Smtrent so
Yrocent al @pens SorretningsItrse
er fuIbitGnoig ~ubIettet, flyer &ap.
porten, 70 Sorretningsbuie err ebe.
lagte og flere | ben 9rao beifaoigeoe,
at De meo lit Snbbolo afgiper ct Cab
al 80 Erocent, mebens ogiao 8runb-
eienoommene | De fleite Silf9loer er
ct totalt Cab. Statens Si9lpefcno
riogisr MI $4,000, og giorag MOB
tnnpS ri hhpr Snn