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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
RIOTS BY
WATERS WALKOUT
Unique Strike in New York
City Causes Alarm to
Hotel Managers.
(Nationa1 News Associaticn)

NEW YORK, June with 1928
walters and cooks on strike at 33 ho-
tells and restaurants and the war be-
tween the hotelmen and their employ
ers spreading rapidly, fear was ex-
pressed today that race riots would
be the outcome of the employers ef-
forts to bring into this city a brigade
of negro walters to serve as strike
breakers.
The situation became more menac-
ing today when the strike leaders de-
clared that unless the unions were
recognized a sympathetic walkout Of
hotel trades-unions would be ordered.
These include engineers, firemen,
clerks, electricians, mechanics, up
holsterers, cabinetmakers and musi-
clans. If this movement were made
nationalist it would demoralize the ho-
tel business of the country.
The hotel managers defied the wait
ers to call sympathetic strike and
served notice that the strikers would
be fought to finish. They asserted
that 1900 colored walters now on their
way from Baltimore and other South
ern points would be given permanent
positions and that the striking wait
ers would have no opportunity to re-
turn to work after they once quit
Financial secretary Blochlinger, of
the union, replied to this ultimatum
thus:
Negotiations are now under way
to bring about an affiliation between
the International Hotel Workers I'm
ion and the American Federation of
Labor. Such an affiliation would in
sure a sympathetic strike and a COM
plete victory for the union"
Blochlinger also threatened to have
all of the walters and cooks out of 800
New York hotels and eating places be-
fore the strike in full blast reaches it's
climax.
The managers of the hotels, alarmed
by the rapid spread of the strike to-
day began advertising for strong,
neryy guards, who will be used in pro-
tecting such strikebreakers as may
be employed in the fight. On the other
hand. the strikers, encouraged by a
monster mass meeting last night, at
which Rose Pastor Stokes stirred as
many of 5000 union men as could
crowd into Bryant hall, while the re-
mainder remained on the sidewalks
and repeated the cheering inside, re-
doubled their efforts.
The hotels and restaurants at which
the strike was in full swing today
we're the Astor, Athens, Buckingham.
Belmont. Breslin, Bustonobys Cafe des
Beaux Arts, Calumet club, Empire,
Elks club, Gotham, Great Northern.
Hermitage, Holland House, Herald
Square, Hof-brau, Imperial. Knicker-
booker, Majestic, Marie Antoinette,
Manhattan, Moquins, Martins, Mar
Unique, Park Avenue, Plaza, Rectors,
Shanleys, St. Regis, Seville, Sherry's,
Waldorf Astoria and the Vanderbilt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
QUARTER REPORTS
ARE FILED TO-DAY
With the County Auditor by
Various Court House
Officials.

Reports of fees collected by the
county auditor, county recorder, coun-
ty sheriff and county clerk were filed
in the Office of Auditor Bowman this
morning. The reports cover the sec
ond quarter OF the year, from March
l to June /. The total amount of fees
collected in the four Offices was ST.
9s7.46.
The amount collected in the clerks
Office totals s1,5479O; in the recorders
Office $1,01920; in the sheriff's office
$20661 and in the auditors office
$2O62O.
The report of the clerks on fees col
lected is as follows. On account civil
cases $267.60; probate cases, $343.20;
criminal cases, $780, marriage Hcen-
ses. $142; other licenses, $2750; Off
cial bonds, $13; ex-clerk's fees, s7O95;
insurance. SIT; docket, $62; jury, SIS;
miscellaneous, $44.05 and fines and for
FIXTURES, 1855.
During the past three months 452
deeds were filed in the Office of Recor-
der Robbins. Following is the recor-
der's report: Deeds, S453.05; 10 trans
cripts and wills, $11.30; % mortgages,
$33020; 6 mechanics liens, $1.5O; 66
chattel mortgages $6660; 5S releases,
$3.50; 1 power of attorney, soc; 9
articles of interpretations, $6.15; II
plats $50; 243 marginal releases s4S.-
60; 27 marginal assignments, $40; 25
miscellaneous, $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
TRANSPORT STRIKE
), APPROACHES CLOSE
National News Association,

LONDON, June 1.-The executive
council of the striking transport work
ers decided today to recommend to
the strikers the acceptance of the gov
ernment's offer of a joint conciliation
board to pass upon all points at issue
This was regarded as apparently a
step toward the end of the maritime
strike. The strikers have until Tues
day to accept the governments offer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
INTERVIEW BY HiLLES.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-"Presi-
dent Taft will neither consider, listen
to, nor accept the suggestion of a COM
promise candidate.
Neither will there be a bolt by the
Taft forces-rumors to contrary not
withstanding. If he is defeated Presi-
dent Taft will take his future with
good grace and will not attempt to
start another party to escure the nomi-
nation for the presidency on any 9TH
er pretext."
This was the comment made by Sec
retary Hilles today when approached
by a reporter of the National News
Association on the question of a pos.
sible dark horse capturing the presi-
Dental nomination when the Republi-
can national convention meets on the
18th of this month.
Indignantly repudiating any asser-
ton that the question of compromise
had been broached to the president or
that he would consider it should il
be made, Secretary Hilles continued:
Is a Two-Man Fight.
This is a fight between President
Taft and Colonel Roosevelt. The
nomination, so far as we can see, lies
between one of these men. We are
considering no dark horses. The presi-
dent will go into the convention with
enough votes to nominate him. IL the
unexpected happens and he fails in his
because of his own strength, not from
any votes which will be swung to
him by the president. This is strictly
a two-man fight with the odds, in our
opinion, in favor of the president. We
are making every effort to hold our
own in Ohio and / see no reason why
we should not do so.
The president is not considering Wis.,
iting Chicago at the time of the con-
vention. Whether Col. Roosevelt is on
hand at this time or not will make
no difference. The president will re-
main here to attend to business and
will let the attention to the details
in Chicago in the hands of Director
Mckinley and myself.
"On June II President Taft will pre-
side at the graduation exercises at
Noi1SNs ShhtOhs Il. IiC
will return here on June IS and will
receive the news of the convention by
telegraph and long distance telephone
All precedents would be shattered
should the president of the United
States attend a convention in which
he is personally interested and Presi-
dent Taft is not considering such a
radical move.
Besides, We see no necessity for ii.
We have strength enough already. Our
delegates, We are sure, can take care
of themselves and there is no fear of
an organized bolt to the opposition
THE craftsmanship of the national
committee is subject which has re-
ceived little attention as yet Senator
Root will doubtless be the temporary
chairman. but the selection of a per-
manent chairman probably will not be
taken up until after the close of the
convention. as was done in 1905"
While Secretary Hilles would not
positively assert who would nominate
President Taft at the Chicago conven.
ton he admitted that both Senator
Burton and Warren c. Harding of
Ohio were being considered for the
honor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
AJncle Sans Two Trouble
some Little Neighbors Are
Making 1t Unpleasant for
All Americans.
REBELS IN MEXICO
SEE INTERVENTION
To Bring This About They
Start Anti-foreign Cam
paign-Cuban Rebels Kid
nap Two Americans.
(National News Association

Ell PASO, Texas, June 1.-Acting on
the advice of Marion Letcher, United
States consul at Chihuahua City, Mex.
leo, all the American residents of the
Mexican state of Chihuahua are flee
ing. One hundred Americans, Germans
and other foreign residents Of the dis
turbed state arrived at the border dur.
ing the night and early today. They
declare that Gen. Orozco's rebels are
evidently determined TO bring about
United States Intervention. The insur-
gents have entered on campaign of
anti-foreign hostility. Foreigners are
openly insulted and their property
seized. There are still 100 Americans
living in Chihuahua City who are pre-
pared to leave for Ell Paso as soon as
the insurgent leaders will permit a
train to go north.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
INDIANA MURDERER
is UNDER ARREST
tNational News Association

0.NdtIutidI 1ScWS <ASsUC1dtF
MARION, Ind, June 1.-Orville Al
lison, the second bandit wanted for
the murder of Wade Robertson, a
storekeeper at Landessville on Decem-
ber 2Sth, last, was captured today
near Darlington, North Dakota. Ralph
Broom, who was arrested in Dakota
ten days ago, is now in the Marion
Jail. Both men have confessed and
North Dakota officers will receive
$500 reward
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
CYRUS MNUTT DIED
ALTOS ANGELES, CAL.
CNationaI News Association,

LOS ANGELES. June Cyrus
McNutt, associated with Clarence
Darrow in the trial of the Mcnamara
case and one Of Darrow's counsel in
his trial for bribery. died today. His
health has been failing for some time,
and he was compelled to relinquish his
work in the Darrow trial McNutt
was formerly connected with the col
leze Of Law at Indiana University.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
Presidents Secretary Says
Executive Will Not Con-
slider or Listen to Com
promise Offers.
THIRD PARTY TALK
CHECKED BY HILLES
He Says if the President Is
Defeated He Will Accept
His Defeat Gracefully
and Retire.
National News Associauon)

tNatlOhdi NewS AScoCiaoont
OYSTER BAY, June 1.-''How in
teresting"
This was the only comment Colonel
Roosevelt would make today when
shown an interview with President
Taft's secretary Charles Hilles, declar-
ing that Mr.. Taft will neither consider,
listen to or accept the suggestion of
a compromise candidate.
A party of the Illinois delegates to
the national convention arrived here
early this afternoon and were taken
Immediately to Sycamore Hill. where
they went into conference with Col.
Roosevelt. The ex-president was ask
ed again today if he had finally de-
cided whether he would go to the con-
vention. II see nothing in the situa-
tion that would call for my presence
in Chicago and I have no present in
tention of going"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
MAY CALL STRIKE.

MEXICO CITY, June 1.-Taking ad-
vantage of the revolutionary disturb
ances labor unions in the capital are
threatening to bring about national
strike unless demands for higher pay
are granted. The general committee Of
train unions has served notice on en-
ployers that unless wages are increas-
ed within fortnight strike Of all
union workmen throughout the repub-
lie will be called. This would tie up
railroads, steamship lines and many
public service corporations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
KERN WILL ATTACK
LORIMER TUESDAY
CNational News Association,

WASHINGTON. June SENATOR
Kern of Indiana, who was to have ad-
dressed the senate Monday on the mi
nority resolution drawn by him and
Senators Kenyon and Lee, declaring
Senator Lorimer's seat vacant, an
nounced he will postpone his speech
until Tuesday. He has been advised
that Lorimer may be in Washington
BY. that time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
BURGLARY CHARGES
AGAINST STUDENTS
(National News Associatior)

WOOSTER, O., June 1.-Three stu
dents of Wooster university were ar
rested today charged with burglariz-
ing. They are Forest Tope, Cleveland,
and Arthur Jones and Walter Snyder,
whose fathers are missionaries in In
dia. The boys are charged with break
ing into book exchange and stealing
$50 in cash and $3.50 worth of goods.
Much of the merchandise was found
in their room.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
FORKS BREAK WHILE
RIDING A BICYCLE

Walter Boyce OF North Eighth street
met with a very painful accident yes
terday. He was riding his bicycle on
North Il street when the front forks
broke, precipitating him to the
ground on his head. He was rendered
unconscious by the blow and his head
painfully bruised and cut. He also
nost q few teeth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
ESTATE INVENTORY

Inventory of the estate of the late
Robert E. Shute was filed in the
clerks office at the court house this
morning by Matte E. Shute. admins
traitor in the estate. The value of the
estate. according to the report. is
S2,s77.24.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01
THE WEATHER

tonight and Sum
day, probably followed by fair,
Sunday; cooler In South and East.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-01

LocAL-showsrs tonight and Sunday, ,
cooler. "a
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
SIooiee Optoier.

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greb paa YoIitieta Capitalization.
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reoe ilere al YpIitIperionalet. Roli-
tiet forbolot fig IGnglt miiltg nsl'
tral, inbtil DER pienipnlig opitoo
5are for &ipet.
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meo ifarpt, ferit oper Sopeoet paa
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lnarere bapoe Ell opbioienbe emo en-
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
OelceatpaIoene.

Ge biotiI aibolbte @ale paa Geic.
CATER I'll ben republifauife Rotional.
tonpention | Chicago or ifitteoe til
at pGffc Wtistanfe on. at Rociepelts
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ficlot, belt iIaact al Marten al "a
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Strou.
Statsfonpentionen / Snniaua til
9alg al Statens fire Tcleeatcr "at
large" til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Ielegotioner, al bpilfe Den enc, Den
regulRrt nalgte, er paaluat at iiemme
Tor 9rRiioeut 1afts @iennomina.
tiou, % ben anoeu Tor &ooiepelt.
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paIgt fine 9elesater, men Oct anita
ges. at al iamtlise 80 9eIeeater fra
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reiterenbe ~ for Gooiepelt.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Ct %p0roifulot SUMO.

Sfelge en- @~eretning fra @aibing'
ton er Der al Den ~geologiife Spmaa'
lingS Sngenierer pua gunoen al Ell
ubtsrret Snbiis, Searles Safe, / Gan
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oct ct laa umaaoeligt Seize al Iaa'
potaife (aaliumfarbonat), at bet pil
aigipe tilitr9ffelige Soripninger al
bette 8ieoielsitof til at bare De 6or.
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Con; men Der err 9runo til at tro,
at oct peo n9rmlere 9eregninger bill
piie fla at inoeboloe minolt 10000.
600 Con.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
SYpaleene / Jowa.

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al SoipaS 9per afbolote Salg bite
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Zig itor SitereSie, % 4r9fterne bar
/ mango GiliGloer nGiten ligelig for.
bette paa De forifieuige aanoioater.
s Siour Gitp blep Wiapor u. u.
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mers Wajoritet ODER S. Us. gropn,
% 0eltagelien / Salget par iil9o'
panIig flor. S Seipea palgtes 8il'
liam Inberion til Wapor meo to
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Sperp9gt.
8 mango 9per bopbe SocialiIter'
ne opitiaet fin egen Stemmeieooel,
men fun en- $50 - Soptinton -
palqte Gociuliit til Wapor.
s 0es Woines 9ienpalgtes Wapor
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moo fun 5000 for bans Woofanol.
bat. af De forrige aommisl9rer
gienpalgtes finn Bell q. &ce, Der Dor
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ems ole bans fem M~toofanoioater til
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Gitp, % Nortbpooo palgte 0emofra'
ten s. Z. Sind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

Dorf bar iaa meget fsIeligere, iorl
9eIegaterne berira Staten palgtes
oirefet al Solicit, ioet Der beri Sta-
ten er inofsrt De al GooiepeIt iaa
itGrft forfGsteoe YrPiioclttprim9r'
paIs. galgene reiultereoe / Balget
al 81 3aitoelegater % Z ior Roole'
belt.
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8alsbeoragerier, iom t. st. bl. a.,
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langt rl9r life par uobelt ct tilltrGf'
feIigt autal Stemmeieoler. Eli
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til, at Ger | belle Staten fun bleo Of
9ipet omtrent $4,000 Stemmer,
miilbre emo Salpparten al Oct repil'
blifanife 8%Glgerantal, Der UNDER
normole Sorboloe uogisr oper 80.
900.
@aIget bill utbiliomt bli beitriot og
bragt for Getten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

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% falbt inart | Ell bpb Sspn.
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peo en- Gslelie, iom ON nogen banbe
bnnoet ct Saug ON mine Ben. Seq
laa paa Ipggen og bapbe truffet
an9rne op. Eli min &poieI ioa les,
at en- flor, fort GLANCE babe inoet
Zig ON mine Ben % MI ligeiom bpp-
notiieret itirrcoe paa SIben, pugsen.
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Den anoen.
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giftigite og melt farlige | Iuitralien,
os min Stiains Tan berfor lettere
t9nfes END beifripes. Seq bar flar
oper, at bpis ieg iprang op, bar min
Sfipbne afgiort.
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bIep ieg blot, bapbe. iee life oct mino'
Ite Saab ON at flinne faa Si9lp. Seq
laa og itirreoe paa BET forte ubpre,
oct ipntes mig | Elmer, ifisnt Oct
neppe pareoe ct Yar Winuter.
aiIiibit fit ies Dog min energi os
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iietig Saanoen no efter en- ltor @ren,
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reiie mig, og ies rettet mi, iaa goot
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fraitis Stag moo Slansens Sopeo.
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lepenoe 9aano pluoielie lssnet fig,
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MI Iepenoe % preo fig paa SorSen,
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mig. Seq ilos Den libel og faiteoe
Den langt fra mig, no / Wsrfet.
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og at bare Sfelettet af ben bar til.
bage. De fore, forte Dtprer bapoe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
SenatorpaIoet.


Sra Phoenir, gri3., t~elesraferes
Den 26oe: Mri5onas Segislatur bar
ioag palgt MorciiS ". Smitb %
Senrp j. @sburt til at reprGientere
Den npe Stat / De Sor. Staters &c.
not.
vi Senipn til Smitbs SLIDER 90
bans lange 3jeueite iom Irieonas
Oelegat | aongresien % paa us.
burlts Inmoouing blep Smith no
mineret isrit / begge Se9iSlaturens
Snie. 8alset al De 10 Senatorer paa
en- og famine GiO operlaoer Oct til
SorbunoSienatet at beltemme, bpert
al Dem ifal bare Den LANCE % boenl
Den forte 5erinin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
uobtoet YasiagertraHf.

Observation-Disclosures Sinlen
bar ienbt os enoel Splpsninger meo
Senipn til set npe Arrangement, Der
err truffet for 2injens Basiagertraftf.
Oct er, lom b~efienot, oronet ilig, at
oenne 2inies Sfibe MI anIsber Stem.
port Stems og bringer Basiaserer
bertiI fra De ifanoinapiffe Sapne.
Zen bur ire befpemnle fsrlteflasies
9ampbaaSe % regelmRSiig maaneo'
Tia Suite mellem 8steborg-arlltt'
ania-Stapanger og Repport Reips,
9irainia. Ser er besuoen MI truI'
fet en- Srbuing, iaaleoeS at Norge-
amerifa-Werico Sinien bette aar
trqoer / Srafifforbinoelie meo Den
npe ipenife 2inie birefte fra Sste'
borg til Neip yorf og philadelphia.
gaa benne Iaa6e bill Der afgaa
Sfibe bper TO Tiger frem % tilba9e
reaelmesiig 8ute meaem De nGn1l'
te amerifanife 9per % De ifanotna'
ptife 2anoe. 9orge-Imertfa-
Ierico 2inien eies og oripes ubeluf-
fenbe al Sfanoinaper og CT ct bell
oa bolbent ffanbinapiif Soreta9erloe
9inien bar tit amerifanIfe Scpeoton'
tor / Chicago meb 81. B. Sucfett q
60. ipm @eneralagenter. Stnleits
lebenbe auno err forreiten, iom be-
fienbt, Sfibsreber S. 90. Vrpoe
&riitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Smaapluf.

NIbcrt Ncroricfiou reiitc Mon.
No0 til Concord, Mout., hpor ban pil
orbCihe iom SutOfcr.
- Mr. s. @L Ser bcientc @cnncr
/ Gecorob oocr SmboQ % Wonoon.
reiitc Gir5Hoo tilbaoc ii, NorthiirlN.
- MrS. g @crNcion fom 9ornaQ
biem fro ct Eurl. huor htr bar
ttlbrogt &intermonrcNcrue hos fine
9strc.
Mrs. 4roi, coming rciite Wan.
baq tilbaac til Ct 8oul efter nogIc
Cages geisg hos MoSeren, W}rs.
3. SaIporion.
erief 9nffo oa 60 china, tom
ituoerer ueo 2ouobruaSifolcu
gmes, fom iOoa biem pda qt gor
Tigers Serie.
Gam Slion penbte iioife Scr
bag tilboge til Rl1oo, Soma, efter al
hope tilbrogt ro9le Gage bIunot iinC
genuer. Der ! gpen.
MeIuin anoerion os Snmili,
err %ilpttet herop ira Glermont. Sar
bar nplig fisbt Senrp @rois' Sarm
iom ban III ifnl opertaee.
- Mop GiIbertion. ser en- fort Iii
bar beisst i'm 1eober, Irs. $. 9