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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
CHINESE PRESIDENT TO
USE FORCE, If NEEDED

Picking. May 5.-President yuan Sill
kai has issued a manifesto warning
the people that, although he has re-
trained up to the present frori en-
4nlaying military force against riotters
In the hope that conspiraei - would
cease, he would not permit conspira-
tors in the future to stir up trouble.
He expressed the hore thar after the
next presidential election he WI. be
relieved from the cares of office.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
FACES MORE CHARGES

Washington. May 81 rhe New Hav-
Ell system was charged with unlawful
discrimination in favor OF the New
York steamship company, to the dis,
advantage of a competitor. the Colon.
ial Navigation company of New ortl
in a petition filed with the Interstate
Commerce commission to-day by the
Colonial.
The latter company alleged the New
Haven has extended to its competitors
privileges withheld from it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
FATE OF scUTARl NOW
In HANDS OE PIONEERS

London, May 6.-Montenegro has de-
cided, according to diplomatic advices
received here, to leave the future of
Scutari in the hands of the powers
This step is taken to mean that the
evacuation of the city will be carried
out Immediately. The question will
come up today at the meeting of the
ambassadors in london of the Euro
pean powers who will discuss the de-
tails.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
REDDY IN WASHINGTON
TO BUcK aREFEREEs"

Washington, D. c.. May 81. j.
Reddy, Of Shenandoah, Ia, arrived in
Washington today to look after his
candidacy for marshal in the southern
Iowa district. The referees have
turned down Nh. Reddys and recom-
mended State Chairman Reed and he
Is here to give personal attention to
the matter. G. NJ, Rich. of Keoku nix, Ia.
of the Purity Oats company. is here to
protest against tariff changes affecting
his company.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
RIVER REGATTA POSTPONED.

Muscatine. Ia. MAJ 5.-Tiie Keokuk
dates for the annual regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Power Boat ~associa
ton has been cancelled because of con
Fiction of dates with Great Lakes races
to be held in connection With the Perry
celebration. This action was taken by
the race committee Of the association
which met yesterday. The committee
will meet again in two weeks TO select
another city in which to hold she meet
ing on July 2. 4 and s.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
RAIN HALTs FOREST FIRES.

Marinette. Wis, May GA heavy
downpour of rain last night drenched
the forest fires which have been raging
in Oconto, Florence n Forest coun-
ties in Wisconsin and several counties
in the upper peninsula.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-05-08
HAITIEN PRESIDENT
TO USE STRONG Arm
New Executive Declares Pur.
pose to Suppress Disorder
u. s. Gunboat Sails.


Port au Prince. May 6.--Michael
Oreste, the new president of Hayti.
elected yesterday, is expected to exert
great energy in the Suppression of dis
order in the city and declares h will
maintain peace with a strong hand.
General Defy. governor of the city.
who attacked the parliamentary build
ing during the voting for the presi-
dency yesterday. vas repulsed by the
regular troops commanded by General
Pertevien. General Defy fled anc took
refuge in the Mexican legation.
Washington, D. G., May 5.--To be on
hand for any possible contingency in
connection with the accession of a new
president of Hayti, the gunboat Nash
Vile, one of the naval watchdogs Of
the West indies, has sailed from San
Domingo City for o au Prince. The
guIlboat vas ordered to the Haitien
capital upon the announcement Of
President Auguste's death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
Mrs. Smith HOnOred.

The eighth annual session Of the
West Virginia Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution at Elkins elected off,
GERS as follows:
State regent Mrs. William
Haimes Smith, of Parkersburg.
Vice state regent-Mrs. Charles R.
Wilson, Huntington.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Har-
ry Hiteshew, Parkersburg
Recording secretary-Mrs. W. H.
Conway, Fairmont
Registrar-Mrs. Harvey F. Smith,
Clarksburg.
Historian-Mrs John Mccullough,
Point Pleasant.
chaplain-Mrs. Herman c. stoetzer
of Fairmont.
Treasurer-Mrs. c. W. Heavier
Bnckhannon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
For Her Sister.

Mrs. Leon Pivonts entertained last
evening by fairwell party in honor
of her sister, Mrs, E. jR. Burnside, of
Pittsburg, who for the last few weeks
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Gustaye Very. Music was rendered
by Miss Julia sturbois. Refreshments
we're served later in the dining room.
Those present were Mrs. Louis stur-
bois, Miss Julia stuTbois, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ash, Mrs. Former, Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs. A. H. Very. Mrs. Gustaye
Very, Miss Bessie Osborn. Mrs. E. R,
Burnside and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pi-
Won't
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
NEGRO RElRAsED.

strick Jackson, colored, who was
locked up Thursday morning for
giving pint Of liquor TO womsu
prisoner in the city jail. was re-
leased Thursday afternoon. He
stated that white man bought the
liquor and gave it to him to bring sc
the woman. He promised that there
would be no repetition of the occur
renee, and he was allowed 10 go.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
PROMINENT VISITOR.

BENJAMIN Wilson Smith, Of indians,
apolis. prominent business man and
cousin Of the late Congressman Benias
min Wilson, OF this city, is a visltors
at the home OF Johnny, Brown. He
was born and reared on Booths
creek, this county, He moved to ms
diana in 1916 and has served in im-i
purtant positions of trust there EIs
was a warm friend OF the late Presl-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

Hall. Refreshments were served at
the close Of the game and the pro-
ceeds win go towards the building
fund for the St. Mary's school
The ladies' prize was won by Miss
Terrell. while Ear1 Speaker won the
gentlemen's prize. Mrs. Lamaree
won the lone hand prize. At the
close Of the play the Ancient Order
of Hibernians rafied OF its piano.
No. $50 was the lucky number, which
was held by Charles P. Callaghan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
Relative to Julian c. Hearne's Record

that Julian Iear Will member
TO the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
Successful Euchre.

"A goodly sum was netted at the
progressive euchre given by the
Society OF the Ladies of Charity OF
the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception last evening in Centennial
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

Wier Special Political Correspondent of the
ELKINS, w. Va, Oct. 5.-Senator Julian
HeaTne' S. legislative record is far from being
So invulnerable as some of his spokesman
would have the public believe, and by no
stretch of the imagination can he be consider
ed progressive as measured by those who
considered themselves as such during the
legislative sessions of 1911 and 1913 when
Mr.. Hearne was member Of the Senate, Sen
ator England to the contrary notwithstand-
ing as will be shown later on in this CORES
pondence.
If not mistaken, Mr. Hearne. was opposed
to the law which reduced the charge for rail
road travel from three to two cents a mile.
This being one of the much mooted questions
passed upon by the legislature and such leg
islation having been demanded by the peo-
pie of the State, Mr. Healne cannot be con
sidered as having been at that time in sympa-
thy with such legislation. His attitude on that
question will be taken into consideration by
the electorate of the First District i'll deciding
whether he or another will best represent
them in Congress, and it will be assumed that
his views as recorded in his vote when this
question was before the Legislature reflect his
opinions upon such subjects still.
The claim has been made that Mr. Hearne
has favored primary laws. The legislative
proceedings Of the session of 1911 do not bear
out this claim. They do show that he favored
one kind of primary law, but it was the kind
proposed by DR.. Hatfield, then a member of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

In the rariors OF the waldo hotsl
at $3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon
q regular meeting Of the stolieEall
Jackson chapter of the Daughters Of
the confederaCg win be held amt
all members are asked to be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10
slGIAI
leontinusd dom page iiye.l

dy at 500 West Main street All
members are urged to attend as i'm
portant business is 10 be transacted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

the
o blinds
ONO
of lqu
owadIo
activities
Prohibition
andth
on,
dtinevo
as I'm the
ena Jorunal, Page1S7
s reasons f Mr. lene has had the
atatt
n wolno
his ldacy fNtu's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

the Senate so obnoxious to the House OF Dele
gates that that body, though heavily Republl-
can, refused to accept the measure and adopt
ed substitute more nearly i'll accord with
public opinion, there being no primary law at
that sessionsbecause the Senate would not ac-
cept the House substitute and, of course, the
House would not accept the Hatfield bill be-
cause it destroyed all semblance of indepeen-
dence and invested political committees with
too much power Yet Mr.. Hearnes, voted.
against substituting the bill proposed by
member of the House, (See page 500, Jour
nal of the House of Delegates, session of 1909
Mr. Hearne also voted against the passage OF
the bill after the substitute had been adopted
(See page 552, Journal of the House, l9o9.)
The Hatfield bill Is. B. No. 125) may be
found on page 438 of the Journal for the Sem
ate, 1909, under the head of Senate bills. In
the very first section of the BILL the author OF
the bill, as if with full perception of the
growth of independence, sought to strike
death blow at such independence by provld-
ing that "The name of no person nominated
by any party, or number of individuals asso-
ciated togethel-fo some common purpose
without party name, shall, after this act take
effect, be placed upon the. official ballot, to be
voted at the election to be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in the month
of November as a candidate for any Office for
which provision is herein made for nominat-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

HEnosm
rsonaha
heevlsac the
il 80
West Virginia 1901 in having passed
knoNna IS
beenin informed
Wand of
to the of
Lon 81 .
hnota berofG the
Of
,and the
niona asaoon
Sam Of Caru1g members
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10


upon such an important measure. (See page
ol4, journal OF the House, February %, 1909.)
.-ttE 9. ----------- ... sbs,efgyI
IL. B. No. 80, the Campbell primary bin nd
had an interesting career in the Senate ait thedI
l9ll session and Mr. Hearne is pecord6hsJ
against it. The votes in connectionwith ;thatsd
measure show how thoroughly in accord SenIsiI
ator England and Senator Hearne we're NOT
at that time, whatever Senator England NAV
say at the present time. IfAfr England were
a progressive, then Mr.. Hearne was not. and
II Mr.. Hearne were a progressive, then Mr.
England was not, for these two gentlemen
We're Numerically opposed on every vote on
this question as well as on othelb
Other Senators who were Of the same ele-
ment to which Mr. England belonged are a,i-s
thorty that they did not consider Senator
Hearne in sympathy with them, so it will be
seen that Senator England has experienced al
very sudden charge of heart.
The attitude of First District Republican
leaders toward the Progressives is rather I'M
Just when tits taken into consideration that
the support. of the new party was forthconi4
ing when it was very badly needed AS long
as that support was given to Republicans the
Progressives were all right, but when that
party, disguised with the recognition given it.
declares Its freedom from any further ANAL
gamation or combination, nothing is too I'M
kind for the old line leaders to say.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

ing such candidate for such office except the
President and Vice President of the United
States, unless such persons shall have been
nominated for such office under the provisions
of thisact." Section 11.proyidcd thatany one
chosen as amember of any. State, Congress
sional, Senatorial, Judicial or County Central
Committee had to take an oath that he did
not scratch amy of the nominees of his
party at the last preceding general election;
that he would support, during his term as a
member of the committee, all nominees
Failure to comply with the terms of that pro-
vision was attended by term in the peniten-
tiary, In other words, if a man exercised his
God-given perogativc Of doing what he pleas
ed he faced a term in the pen. Section 10 re-
quired the voter to swear that he would vote
for all the nominees on his party ticket,and if
it were shown after the election that ne had
not done so he was guilty of perjury and upon
conviction could be sentenced to the-penitcn-
tiary. The bill was so inimical to freedom of
action and thought and so opposed to the
spirit Of the times that, of course. the House
would not accept it, yet Mr.. Hearne favoradi it
and voted for it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

An employers liability bill passed the
House ON February %, 1909, but Mr. Hearne
was recorded as absent and not voting, OF
course, it is possible that he could not avoid
being absent, but it win seem strange to the
average man that he was not present to vote
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-10

the record it is reported that m
tho OF
Wer Political of the Register from Ekn West Virginia
The evening world., 1913-07-01
Wall street.

Market CloslnG-In the last hour Erie
was the special feature. More activity
on the buying side advanced the stock
70 =. aAd leading the list In the trad:
ins. while Erie lot pfd. rose ~ 70 u.
both closing at top prices. with the gen.
sral list up from Y to ~ points above
last nights closing prices.
Although some advances were record.
"a In the initial trading. . waveing tone
was shown. and in The later tfAnsactions
prices seassaiiy saegsd. on under meds.
rate pressure. Ths traAins In Unlsn Pa.
cine Wa Effected BY various innusness
~ the stock has tesn offered By active
bear infsfe4ts at frequent Intervals for
. week IN conne,t,on with reported sub
mission Of documents 70 the Interstate
Csmmercs Commission. attacking the
Bookkeeping methods Of the company. In
rsSard TO It, surplus % shown IN the
balance shest. ssilins u this character
YES more than Offset. and sAtisfscslon
was expseRsed over the action OF the
sou.. in 81 Hss. approving the Union
After Yielding IL toNs,, points . re.
cevsry was made IN the hfSs lopr bsck
70 the opening level. From thee on the
market advanced from - point ID. 81 81
points In Union Pacific, the latter ~
vancins from ~ -. the INV price. TO
III IS BY noon. but eased Oh fractionaily
NJ businsss fell away and the market
ispssd into very dull period. iasiag w
- . ocloct. '-,
The evening world., 1913-07-01
4OWOMENS SUICIDES
To ESCAPE ATTACKS
Of MEXICAN REBELS
Victims of invaders at Durango
Choose Death to Dishonor-
Americans Shot.

MExIcO CITY. July 1.-For.y women
residents. most Of them Of the better
class. have committed suicide In the
city Of DurAnso since its occupation iAst
week BY the rebels After . long s'sse'
according to q private letter received
here from that city to-day. the women.
it says, became desperate 40 the result
Of their tssatmsnt BY the victorious
rsbsls.
Consular advices say that the rebels
who entered Durango eonduetse thsm-
selves like bandits. burning . large pan
OF the business section Of the city AFTER
loeting II and joining In the widest ex-
cesses. The report says that sorsiSa
nASs we're not respected.
A few American citizens were
wounded during the nEhting while one
rngiishman was idiled. Aooofdsag 70
thsae reports.
Private advises from other sources say
that q group Of German women In Du-
raago were forced 70 submit 70 indis'
miles from the rsbsl Adhsfsnts.
The Mexican Government y forming
column Of troops 70 march 70 the relief
Of the city. bve many days must pass b.
fors its arrival there. In the mean ums
u II assumed here that the occupation
q Durango ~ the rebels has done nesA.
lng toward relieving the famine-liks
conditions prevailing there except per-
haps that . fresh supply Of beef has
been taken IN. Before the capture Of
shA city hv ahe rst,eis auRar no1d for
The evening world., 1913-07-01
CHOOSES sTEPM0THER
RATHER THAN HIS AUNT.
nay IL Permstssd
~ Surrogate - select
His Guardian.

The mornentous question a. 20 who
should mould his career--hts aunt or his
ste pmother-was left 90 tsn1ear-o old
Eugene vsttsr. en- orphan living NJ No.
su Fast One Hundred and Thirty-fof,ith
street, to decide to-day. lie sciectsd has
stepmother. Mrs. kathrine vctter.
The hoy told Surrogate Cohsian that
when MS father died about three years
49, ~ ISN'T away with his atepritother
and lived 1t her HON. Bfore that he
bsd hvea with his aunt She was RATHER
anxious 20 have INN back with her
again.
The aunt, Mrs Emma Fischer. No.
So1t Fifth avenue. brooklyn. was In
court After she boy declared himself
for HE stepnother the Surrogate told
both women that they were esumablc
and competent In his Judgment. but he
thought n best 20 let the boy make his
own decision.
The evening world., 1913-07-01
OLIVE OILS DEFINED
BY NOTED CHEF

Some dsiisht palate and stomach.
others are good for cooking. while most OF
them mahe fair soap".--This 10 n true
statement. Rich. delicious olive oil can
only be obtained from first pressing of
selected French Olives. Subsequent press
inks ere naturally inferior. therefore sub
feet 70 AduitefAfion.
The evening world., 1913-07-01

An lost Or fssaA syttrles sd-
yertissA n The Wssil win hs
llstsd st The Wesia's ynfssa,s.
e6ea 0useau. Pslitses nGlldlns
Ascsde. hask 2sws Wssid's
Uptswn Offls1s hsrthweee eoe.
- eeth ~ ~ Dssa1wASS
Wsss1's uassesa 0fflss. S1o
49, lSetA -. "a wssiA's
- ~ 0seskIyn, fes % IaSs
ssssewin1 ~ psine1Ag 81 Ne
The evening world., 1913-07-01
CHRIS
Pronounced Shc-fis
OLIXEOIL

IL absolutely pure--rich In food and health
promoting properties Imported In oriG
mat PULL MEASURE packages.
book 81 IS saisd Srcipss and interesting story of
olive oils Chins h s0d by first cias dealers
o. direct.
ANTOINE CHRIS COMPANY.
Deot. W. ~ r1sst Ntreet. Nov York.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
Oct Glofc WenneTc.

S Susier / England bar TO Geo.
logger fra @ritiib Wuieum eiort ct
ualminoelig interesiaut isiinb. Oct
oreier fig ON ingentins minbre END
Sele al 8raniet efter Den eloIte
Wenneifetppe, iom man biStil fien.
Der. Sm ielpe Sibspunftet, ba bette
llrmenneif tie bar lepet fan Ser life
iiges noget Geitemt; men i~anbipnlig-
bis bar ban lepet / ben tibIigite Del
al Bleiiticenalberen. @iennem He.
fonItruftion al &raniet fan man eis.
re fig ct nofiaa tpbeIise 8iaebe af
bette Wenneife. San bar p9ret liben
al gefit, meset muifnlss, men bar
manglet ben imioiee S%oIoning, iom
MI uomerfer ben menneifelige &ace.
Snteaigens bar ban life mangIet; og
ban bar lepet / ct milot 8lima, meo
alilagS SilOt runbt ON iig, iaa ban
bar ianOipnlispis fsrt ct nofiaa be.
bagelig 2iu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
Gait afcepterer
p~rofesiorpoitcu.

Ser meObeIeS ira 9eip Sapen,
Conn, at 4rGii0eut Sait paa gale
lnioeriitetSbcimreIies reguIrre Is.
De Den 20be b8. formelt afceptcreSe
Den ham tiIbuote Stiaing iom 8rp.
'ea'or / &etSoioenitob.
Son ugter at iIptte til 0etu Saoen
| apriI % uOoper @aaren boISe en-
&UfFe iurtoiIfe 6oreIGSnineer. Sans
arbeioe | Ssitterminen oil fomme til
az beItaa al ct regulprt 5oreorass.
f~rriuS, bboruuOer ban pGientIia oil
befatte liz meb 6orelpsninser oper
International COB.
Get er BET ~iaafolote aent-Groies.
iorat, Mr. 8oit ifoI opertase. Oct
bieu oprettet i 1901 og opfaIotes ef,
ter llniperiitetets m~angeaarige San.
Ter, Sames Sent, Der tog lin iuriSi,
tie embe0seramen | 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24

WetOenS ftprtfc Cr9eI.

geroens itsrite Srsel finbes | ben
npopfsrte Mihaelisfirfe / Sambura,
oplpier ct iefniif glao. Srelet bar
en- iarnlet Ssibe al 17.5 Weter, oa er
belt / fem gtager. af De 1918 al
Der er Den itsrite 1928 Weter bsi
Den bar en- @rebbe of 50 Gm., ct
8~uminobplo al 2,4SS g.; til Glen.
gi9lo er ben allerminbIte Hibe bare
20 Mm. lang % 6 Wm. breb. Conn
en- ipeciel Snbretning bar Srglet og-
iaa ct iaafolbt 6ierregiiter, iom er
lat ilo oppe / ben sperite gtage, oe
iom pGientlig bar lpie alangfarper.
Spobslgerne ira Srelet blir fert
9iennem en- 40 Weter lang 2pbfanal
cp til Wioten al airfens Soft, og Der
maa 8langbslgerne enonl trenge
glennem ct tort @itterperf, iaaIebes
at Spiaet fsrit naar Silbererne iom
en- let flinsenbe Welpbi Iangt borte
ira. Sra fem alobiatlirer meo bper
81 Soiter % ct Sooflapiotur meo 80
Saiter faar Srgelperfet 1853 Finger
De Stemmer, iom igien fan bIi fore
net til npe 8langpirfninper. 30
eleftriife @aifiner paa % s. 6. bper
frembringer Den 9uftItrsm, iom be.
bspes for of bripe oct ip9re @erf.
Smfring 100 allbifmeter @inb / @i.
nlltet blir fsrt inb / ct itort Sinbma.
gain, % oerfra blir Sinbm9ngSen
foroelt giennem % gleiebGlse. Ga
ltaturet. bnorfra oct pplbiae Serf
blir leoet, inbeboloer 207 Wanu-
brier o. oper 500 Srpf- og 8ombi.
nationsfnapper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-24
en- 600 Srofoit.
Gnbcl Wenncifer bar life nuset BE-
grcb ON bpnS bette bill fige.

en- goo Srofoit, en- gob Ippetit og
gob S~orbsielie er at itsrite getpS.
ming for bper Wanb, apinbe eler
Barn, iom bar noeet at ubrette % bill
bape ct gobt Siliprang i i'm 8ier.
nlng.
Gn Iano / Wisiisiippi iortqaer
ON jim Suitriis "gooe Srofoit", FAINT
o9iaa afteusnaS, beitaaenbe Of
9rape.NutS % SlsSe. San tiger:
Seq ifuloe snife at fortplle sig
bpor me9et gobt 8rape.Niits bor no.
rettet for min SiiItru. Otter at babe
prret of SaarIig Selbreo / minoit Is
aar, / bpiIfen Sio set tiIbeIs bar
oanifcligt for benbe at beboIbe NOT /
Mapen til at gioe Starring, forisgte
bun tiliibit efter en- @eninoes Haao
@rape.9tlits.
Otter MI | omtrent fire Tiger at
bape leoet paa oenne pelimasenbe og
nGrenoe SSsbe er benbes Selbreb for.
beoret / en- pibunoerIis @raS, ibet
bun tunes at bore iaa friff Tom rogen
fan pGre.
"Sper Wprsen bar bun en- goo
Srofoit al 8rape.Nfrts, ser ipiies
netop iom ben fommer fra Haffen
meb Silisielic al SIsbe eler MeIf.
% iaa oct iontme for aftensmao
Soranorineen meo benbe err piSun-
berlig.
"@i fam life taIe for bel ON Grape
Suits efter bore merfp9rbiae gria.
ringer" Hapnet opsipes al 8oitum
Co, Battle Greet. Mih. - 9ps ben
lille gcg, "Sbe 8oab to @elpille".
/ bper Gaffe. "Ier err en- @runS".
9psenIube lGit poeuitaasuSe
@rep? st mt pil fprcfomms fra 5io
til aubem. Se er rste, ianoe % inios
af Smteresie for MeuneffebeSeu.
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Oanif Oampifib f~orliit.

Sra Charleston, Soutb Carolina,
mcIoeS bcn 21oc Souuor: aaptein
Tcc, Isrer al oct b~pIlonoife Camp.
Tito "Ebec6o", iom onfom bio ioug.
brin9er NeIoing ON 6orIiict al ct
banif 9ampifib 80 Nfil ira Ylp.
mouth, England. un0er en- Srfon
oen 260e December Sfibet i~orliite
nleo Ntnno % MlIS. SfibetS Naon
fien0cS enOm life, men set antageS
at bope pPret 9ompifibct Soar,
bicmmcbercn0e / &ipbenbuou.
"&bccbo" Io1be hi pon set Steo,
hOor 5orIiiet ionOt Steb i Saob ON
at bier9e nogeu al Sigene al ben
omtomue @eiGtning, men ingcrr
ion0te&, bporpoo Hciien iortiotte&.