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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
IN TO SAVE SOME
GOODS AND PERISH
IN RESIDENCE

wilmcttc, ILL.,, Oct Si.-The bodies
Of Grafton Stevens and bis wifo were
found today in the ruins Of their burn.
cd home heru. Though carried out safe
" when the house caught fire last night,
they rushed back inside in an effort 70
ave their household goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
KILLS SELF WHEN DEsPoNDENT


san Fnncisoo, Oct. Because Of
his inability to find work, Samuel Phil
lips, mechanic, aged 40, committed
suicide here today by shooting himself
through the heart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31

fathers remained with the doomed men
from that time until the end.
AS the traps were sprung they read
the recommendation for the parting
souls Drs. Prince Byrd and s. z. Bart
ley were in attendance, pronouncing
life extinct in Seymour at SAL and in
spanos at S:45.
Insist Not Guilty.
Father Moore said he abjured the
men to confess if they were guilty, but
both insisted to him that they were
innocent, and this was also their last
statement on the gallows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
President Wilson
Shows Signs Of
Fight Over Bill

bank with branches throughout tho
country. Unloss the senate committee
agreed 70 tho regional bauk plan, it
was declared he win carry the fight 10
tho floor Of the upper chamber
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
POST NOT SOLD.


tuNfrnD PnuBs LnhsnD wIRn
Now York, Oct. 3l.--The current is-
sue Of tho Fourth Estate quotes Pat
rick Calhoun as denying that the San
Francisco Evening Post has been
bought by tho Evening Call, as hns
been rumored.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
VESSELS IN ooIrIsroN.

San Francisco, oet. s1.--'rhe steam
ship Beaver, Portland 70 San Franciacc.
arrived last night with 500 paeseugeSa
aud on account Of a collision In fog
with the steam schooner Necauicum, in
which miraculously, neither vessel waA
much damaged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
qettlnr handy % Irurry Away.

Moxico City, Oct, Si.--Most American
and many other foreign residents here
had their eaUily portable belongings
packed today In readiness for hurried
departure Sunday or Monday.
IL was considered a foregono conclu-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
HUERTA LOCKING
Up HIS ENEMIES

President of Mexico Making hoesae Arrests in Effort to
Wipe Out His FOesForeigners, Including Americans Pre-
pairing Flee From Mexico city--ForsySeven Rurales
Tortured to Death by RebelsRebcls Promise to Capture
Monterey Sunday-Carranza says He Can Defeat Huera
in Two Months If He Can Import Arms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
STEALS MANY HORSES,
IuNfrnD ranss rnAsnD wrnn.l

IUNItHD FNNHI INAHHD WtHH.I
San francisco, Oct 3l.--Albino zitto,
aged 20 years, was arrested here for the
alleged theft Of IS horses. The police
say he disposed Of the animals in Marin
county, selling them for $50 each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
INSIST IN THEIR LAST
STATEMENTS THEY ARE
GU|LTLESS Of CRIME

Profess Religion and Receive Communion Hour Before
ExecutionGo Calmly Doom in Presence Of Small Crowd
Seymour Is Pronounced Dead First--Spanos Says He
Forgves EveryOne--SeymOur Hopes His Execution Will
Be Last in State and Capital Punishment Will Be Abol
ished---Story of Crime
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
HoLLAND STORY HOUR,

The land Of dikes and windmills will
furnish the story for the children q
hour at tho public library this week.
Every child Is invited to be there at
library AZ $3.50 tomorrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
TUG THISTLE BURNS.

Aberdeen, Wash, Oct. Sl.--rhe tug
Thistle, valued at $4,000 was destroyed
by fire here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
Confer with Wilson.

The president had long conference
during the forenoon with Boaz Long,
head OF the bureau Of Latin-AmericRn
affairs, concerning consular reports Of
conditions in tho Mexican interior.
Former solicitor.G General John Bas-
aett Moore Of the state department, who
handled tho Mexican situation during
President Taft's administration, fol-
lowed Long, but refused to reveal the
nature Of his conversation with the
president Moore originally favored
recognizing Huerta, but il was under
stood he would now extend recognition
to General Cafranza, the rebel leader,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
The Weather

The Dictcy Bird
Orcgoni Rain
tonight aud Sat
ur,iayi brisk south.
eANterly winds in.
terror, high cost TO
south winds along
the coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
story Of Crime,

Medford, Or, Oct. 3l.-- The body Of
George Dedaskalous, a Creek, who had
resided here for six years, was found
under warehouse along the Southern
Pacific tracks Monday afternoon, Sep
tember %, 1912. The Saturday previ-
ously he had drawn out his savings from
local banks, amounting to several hun
dred dollars, and intended to start for
his native land the day his remains
were discovered, through the antics Of
dog.
Dedaskalous had been decoyed to the
scene Sunday evening, his skull fractur'
ed by blows from loaded gas pipe, his
jugular vein severed with a knife and
his clothes torn from his body so that
his money belt could be removed. The
victim had been killed, the body strip
ped Of valuables and then dragged un'
der the warehouse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31

At 8:25 this morning little process
sion headed by Frank Seymour, be-
tween two guards, and closely followed
by Mike Spanos, also between guards,
marched down through the big dining
hall at the prison and entered the
death chamber at its southern end.
They were accompanied by Revs. Faith
er Moore, of this city; Father Victor,
of Tigard, and Father lie Miller, of
Fairport, repeating the Miserere. sey.
mour assembled the scaffold with a
firm step, and, turning, faced the lit.
tie crowd assembled. He stood ap-
parently unconcerned as he waited for
Spanos to take his place at his side.
Then, at nod from the warden, he
spoke in firm and even voice He
said:
Both Deny Guilt.
"I have but a few moments to live,
and | want to say with my dying breath
that I hope may be the last man in
Oregon to go through the trap. for.
give everybody for all that has been
done to me, or is about to be done, and
to say that | am innocent"
AS he stopped speaking, spanos said;
"With my dying words want to
say that we are not the boys who
killed this man. The story ! have told
IS true am reauy " eo' iofeiNe
eVoryoooy, ana ASK LOT iorsivsnoSs,
anu snail pray 'ou Ain'isn'y ior al
'Ol you
mere was NO lei"Or - nis 49,
anu SOnenOW, S'anu'ns unuel '"e p'lvA
wing Oi Dea'n' ni' "O'uS OO'o VV"''0
tiOn 10 most
soon botn are Deae'
In moment the black caps were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
evidence Of Guilt.

Shirts stained with blood, the bloody
loaded gas pipe, and the knife used
were found in the respective lodgings
of Spanos and Seymour, who had been
last seen with DedaslSalous and were
from tho first suspected. Complete cir
cumstantial evidence was secured, fol
lowed by confessions by each of the ac'
cused men, in which the other was ac'
cused Of the crime, each admitting hay.
ing participated in the murder These
signed confessions were repudiated at
the trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31

Washington, Oct. S1.--President Will.
son devoted himself today TO studying
what the Mexican rebels are likely to
accomplish IL he gives them FREQ
hand.
General Carranza, the rebel leader,
sent word that he does not particularly
care for recognition, but will overthrow
Huerta in two months, If allowed to i'm
port arms.
II was reported from Mexico City
that Huerta has announced he will not
retire at President Wilson's demand.
He was locking up his enemies whole
sale, and foreigners in the city were
preparing to flte.
Huerts plans to get all his leading op-
pononts in the metropolitan district
locked up before congress meets to
morrow.
The .wafship Michigan loft Vera Cruz
to put Felix Diaz on a northbound New
York.Cuba mail steamship at sen.
The Mexican rebels promised 20 cap
ture Monterey Sunday
The federals were reported to have
evacuated Chihuahua City, leaving the
residents, including Americans in a
panic lest the rebels occupy It an mas
sacre them.
Forty.seyen rurales were tortured tt
death by rebels near San Luis Potosi.
An Italian warship sailed for Mexican
writer's.
| Gamboa, Caloro, and De Ia Fuente
Huerta's rival candidates, conceded
their defeat, which, with Diaz u fugi
tive, loft the dictator alone in the field
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-31
rood HOUR 10 Entice Him.

According to the confessions made,
details Of which were afterwards veri
fled by the police, several hours were
spent in enticing Dedaskalous into q
secluded place. He was induced to
come by the promise Of meeting wo'
man. While ostensibly waiting for
her, Seymour secured a watermelon. AS
.Dedaskslous was eating slice, be was
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-13

%i,1geniombelit l1noifpl1nt1g for at
benptte ct fremmeo Sprog / en-
oonif Screening.
Spao leg merer er abiolut lite,
at man lfal forigge poa beropre at
itabe en- tunitig @ierligbeo til
Gonn1arf eller 11oget a1,bet 2ono
bos ben oppofien6e Generation,
Der er fpbt / Mmerifa % bnr beres
SSSl1teresier ber, iaanel iom hi a1ore
i De oller fleite 3ilfeloe bar elfer
|pil faa bore &obeointeresfer Der
opre;; % leper % aanoer Dag no
og 0ag inb imellem 2on6ets egne
8srn, taller og ifriper beres Sprog.
Men 11aar ri bnr en- 2eiltgbeb til at
tale og ifripe Danif / bore egne
6oreninger, iaa ber De benpttes,
og bbis man life bill benbtte set,
laa er &oniefpenien iirnpeI NOT:
v8e,1pt life en- Nations Mabn, bpis
Sprog life er ti1freosltillenbe."
Meo Tof for Optagelien, ST..
&e6aftsr. :.
@rbe6igit,
&arI Sgr9enen.
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ST. PAUL MINI

ientlige babe eoM oe fornuftigt
|Salerens SIP til rSpioierr1e", JON
UNDER Snoflpoelie al Danif =Mmeri:
FAINT @elitabs merfelige Sptreoen
negligerebe &rofesior 2arien / fin
Sio, gjor6e fortjent 2pfte.
Gerefter talte @r. Soul 6. @os=
musien ont v6e, Ser blep berbiem=
me-. &ort al Galen bar lite rig
tig pelpalgt o9 set 8le1oingsiprog
Galeren benptteoe, bofte mere Sp=
merfiombeo eno ielpe Salens Een=
Sens. Me11 @enineen bar formo=
oe1tlig goo NOT.
Sangforeningel1 n9ania" fra ct.
Eaul foreorog flere Sonee i Ga
gems 9gb, u9onn1art ifal ltao,
mels gelgcrne rulle" og &artmans
Segeriang ian1t r6lpb, 6usl,
flpp". 2esuoen iang oe for peo
6eltiangene Sci er ct Soft" og IS
9aumarf er jeg fp6t". Denne iio=
lite lp6 be6it al SEM ollie.
Muiif til 9onie11 lepereoes al
Garl Mn0erlens Sornorfelter fra
|St. Saul.
8rp0efan1pen ON Il. al t905's
sGre5belte = ct npoeliet Stpffe
9ro6eriarbeioe me0 &ro,1e, @ierter
og 8gl9elinier n0fgrt al Srf. Ger:
ga Senien = po,,6tes efter Ell
baaro aamp al ST.. Mlfreo 9eielien,
men bans Mo6itan0er &al0ema1
Mielien Dor bog life mere for
|fnpt en6 at bon nmi6oerbart cite,
8rpoefomtpen oeltog / &rGmiepp0:
belpbet for &errer = oe panot
&eooelsbet for Gamer panotes ODER
1e9ent df 6rf. Sigri6 &asm1siel
og / Epptrefningen gift Minneapo
lis=@oloet al meo Sejren, n1ert De-
bopoe 10 ogiau cit goo og nabnli!
pegtia 5tptte / Mnfermanoen &r
2olrits Sprenien.
Mrs. Mnua @brilteniens pelima
genoe &uffe foraorlageoe flor 81
tcripgrgief.
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@por leper man leneit?
9anmarf SIR. 2 meb &enipn ii
@jenneminits= 2ebeaar.

5 v@epue Meoicole~ finoes en-
ganlfe intereslant Sins =Stotitif,
%peorgren0e ian1tlige europntife Cant
&c. Otter oe11ne er en- @nropners
@jenncmlnitslenetib omtrent 80
Mnr; nte1t 6ette Sal fontmer fgr1t /
i'm rette 8elpsning, 11aar man be-
|tragter Sc etfelte Notioners @ien=
nem1nitslebeti6.
Torbol6et filler Jig iaole0es for
De forifjelli9e 2anoe:
S Mor9e pg 5perige er @jennem=
in%itslepetioe1t 80 Mor og 2 M6r.,
9onntarf 4S 9(or og 2 Maaneoer, /
Srlnro 4S Star pg / Maoneo, /
England og Sfotlano 45 Mor 5
Mioaneoer, i @elgie,1 A Mor %
ii Moane0cr, / Scbmet5 "A Mar og
4 Maaneoer, / @ollano A Mar, /
i&uslonb IS Nar og Z Maaneoer,
Ii Sranfrig 43 Mor pg 6 Mual1eoer,
II &rejlen 80 @or og i MoaneDer,
Ii Stolien 80 Nar % 2 Dfaaneoer, /
Yortl&gul 36 9lor, / Mun19nien 50
Mar og II @aane0er, / @rGfen=
lano IS Mor og 4 Moane0er, /
9lterrig 81 Mar % 2 &oal1e0er, /
8ulgarien 33 Mor pg Z Maone6er,
Ii 3prfiet 33 Mor og 5 Moaneber
% / Spanien 80 s(or % 4 Mao11e=
ser.
Mtellem 2o11bet mes Set Iterlte
Mntol 2epeaor gienne,nlnitlig pr,
Snobpgger og 2on0et me0 Del
minoite Sal, oltlo a Morge&5beri9e
og Spanien er ser ultloa Is Mar.
Smiolertio lerer ma>t ogiaa al
Stotiltifelt, at Mntallet al @nn0reo=
oorige, 6irsaorige og Sresaarigf
er omtrc'1t set famine &rocertta]
al 8efolfninsc1r iom / 5fanoi11o,
||bien.
Noar man 1ut peo, at Sport oa
9egemsl,o6oonnelie elronu er pac
@egpnoeliesitaoiet / @peri9e, me:
Sens @pmnoitif oa. Sport forbolo$'
ibis CT mere nbbrebt / Sfonbinopiel
ems / a1bre 9an6e, ioa hirfer Sfo=
tiltifen 10 iom CT, l>on1nrfet Mnbe=
foling for 2egemsppeli er lom Del
beoite Mtooel moo Spgoom og 9pb.
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icr blipe LIANT / England, Ell Gbeci
for 8elpbct o%perleperet til oct pli=
tiife %Momira(itet, bporefter @andoo
overt Qor bill betole Ell aarlig d.
gift / 6orm al &enter til Sc ergel=
ife @apita!iiter.
@bis Sitltationen ct loa fritiif,
At @or6e1 moo jfpnoe Jig at lac
Tic $35,000,000 for at re66e ber>
luoraf fonr11er set iaa at set Brit
lie @l1peruement life bar opbaaet:
bette, og brugt fin pol0lomme 8l<
pital til at forebpgge Saren, i!tc-
better at pe6blipe mes at afIletale.
Dlulo?
So mere man tGnfer ober alt
bette Sl1af ON SEN eieblitfelige So
re, 6eito %il1arere ill6ler man Sano=
be0en al Sir @ilfrib 2aurers To
talelier / Barlianentet, at eng
lal16 life trelger rogen Yengega=
be, % set formtftige / Sprettelien:
al en- pirfelig effeftip fana6if 800
ri11e, iiteoctfor ion Scr 8orben
f%prelloor, at afbielpe Situationer
peo CT 6oregelie / 0en fo1a6iife
5tatsgielb.
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0enS u&posbiorag". 5om Ei1leg
BERTH far set britiife @l,Derneme11t
/ 2dbet al Sc tire li0lte Mar a,1penot
13,50O,000 gb. 5trl. poo i'm Woo
rine, nOenom Sc regulrrc l16gifter
til SfibSbpgning, &onltrl1ftion al
Golfer og lignenoe = cit efStra
ltbgift / tire Nor al $67,500,000,
cller nniten oobbelt ioa n1eget font
8oroel1s @ope, bpilfen oct oil tage
1nil1olt ire Nor at faa omoonnet til
Sfibc. SarntiOig 1or set brttilf,
@ltper1elltel1t betolt Sc nol0iomme
Morineltogifter belt og boloent at
fine Srotegter, neoe1s a1tore euro
pnijfe 9eationer, %. ga i9rlig Splt=
lo1l6, for optoget ltore 9aan for
at be1tao fine &11ltni1gsontfoitni1~
ger.
Gal1o0as 35 Millio11er pil life
1e iao itorc no peo Sioen al oisle
pol6ion1me Gunner, og mao 1es=
uoen boeffes al ct 2oan; tbi ielp ON
8elpbet, Off SEN politilfe @irfnings
Gfplb, nil blipe taget fro 2anoets
;SS;1oteater, laa .er: set ensbetp6e11o1
me sgt .!@uperne1nentet maa forage
fine 2onir / o110re &etninger> ino
&e;nItotet bill proftiif tolt blipe Oct
icm,re. Sc $35, O0O,0 900 pi1 6er-
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3nrnRt rmt1nt.

5 2pbet al ipp Nars liberal Mb>
min%iitratipn / England er Sen bril-
tiife StatsgjGlb blepet forminolf et
nteo 63,O00,000 $50. Strl. ifelge
Spgape fra 9lop6 George, ~cbon=
cellor Of tbe ercbeql1er" / BET britt
tie n@ouie Of Commons. Oct be-
tpoer cit @eol1ftton / StatSgjGlben
al on,fring $45, 100000 pr. aar
eller $1O,OOO,000 mere emo 8or=
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(Snoien6t.)

ST.. He0aftpr!
Sfplge ultgeb|ooet" for Sen Ste
Sunni bolbt Mlerolrora 2ogen Geo. %
al Danif 5plterlamfuno forle0ea
2eroag Sppisni1g al lit r9rill
Eeam" poa 9ouia @oll iant gau
Ell bel Del Gableauer til be6lte,
bporaf %frembeoes nJaitb", n&rotec'
tom, v&ocf Of Mges" oip. oip.
@pa0 ser forefomnter mig meii
ipjnefal6en6e peb oe1rne banfe
Set CT at &roarommet ipnes noe.
lnffenbe at bore engelif.
Seq iag0e life, at oct forunore6e
mig, for set gjer set life; oerintol
ta1l jeg nof paaitaa, at oct forargei
mig at ie set oonif e Sprog tillioe=
iat peb cit bpilfenion1bellt Mnle6=
ming, mar Sen ltgr1te 9e( al sc
iaofalbte 6onife 6oreninger i Slime
rita, birfelig far 8rltg for at be,
nptte set offentlig. @nis set ct
Moaben at man foripger at opret=
bol6e Sproget poo, faa fon ieg goOt
i1t6ie bporfor @eiltltatet .er blepet
iao ilgjt lon Set ct.
Get er poa 3ibc Ser bliper roabt
&ogt / @epGr oper bele 2inien, life
alene til 9anif Seiteriamfum6 /
Minneopolis, n1er1 oper bele Slime
rifa.
3anu1arf er ell0n1t Ell Ntotion,
og oen lom prDoer Jig neo 9tap11et
oanlf, n1aa og}aa f%orltaa, at ser
meo oe,1ne Mettigbcb felger cit 5or-
pligtelie til at pre set Sprog, %
felp ON Ell 9eotipns Nabn fife fan
inoregiltreres og beifpttes, fan man
bel nof forlange, at set ifal relpef-
teres. @piS engeljf iii er "%finere"
% 8prnene bar 1aa o%perr1aaoe ban=
1feIigt peb at forltua, at. Sro er
Set famine lou uTaitb", at ~Ero=
tection"' l1oannrfet goot fan ober=
iettes 8eifpttelie, oip., Ibis oenne
l~lfpnoiebeo pirfelig er tilltebe oq
Set faa lamtioig cr finere at taie
eneelif, iao inoier jeg fife rettert
cuo at set por puo SIDE at lGg'
Mapneforanori,1g % faloe 6oreain
gen uSSS;rene siiterbooo" eller bpil
tetiombellt ol,6et rmooerl1e" -a11ert
fanif Napn, man funoe folHe uper
,,aar 5proset ingen &olle lpiller
Oct pil0e iamtioig gleoe mig og D
mango anore, iom letter Ell sGre
6eres Motionalitet, at faa 2op tt
at bore e,1e 6erom.
Mn maa> set bel foritaaeS, at lie!
inorenm1er, at ser ielpfelgelig foa
gipes Mnleoninger berobre, bpor
pes 5oreorog oe lignenoe, iimpe
1aft fororer, at Ser ogiaa tole!
gngellf ellcr ct a1,bet Sprog, nne1
peo Ell 6eit ionl Seiteriamfnnoets
og De 9uiiuoer lignenoe Der afbol
|bes 2anbet oper bpert aar, % bpo'
|alle 3eltagere burbe, % De g
'Brocent an f@oritaa 9anit, e oel
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Stibeue. Oscar II" a1tfom til
Mep Dorf Sen 10. Salni; alt bel.
Mtgaor oeriro til 5fonoinape,n ben
19be SUM-.
e. s. 1ietoen" afgif fra
ariitiansiono meo $50 @~asiagerer
og pcntes til Sem Dorf Ben 26oe
|S1ni.
Statsnbitillingen. Direftionen for
Minneiota 5tatsubittlling, iom for
|leben Sag bolot Meoe, beilutteoe
at bepiIee $4,000 til 6oritisn-
nellie al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for oen
fonmenoe fulfilling. 6lere itprre
Jorbeoringer % l%1oni6elier, iom1
Direftionen bapoe ogtet at foretage,
mootte opgipes paa @runb al at
2eeislaturen life bepilgeoe l(bitil-
Itngen oen forlangte Gum.
: S 6orbin6elie meo l1oitilli1ge11
pil Ser ogiao i Mar blibe afbol6t ct
.6orie sbom", for bpilfet itore
6oranltoltninger pil blipe gjort.
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@plaotba airfens apinoeiorenine
bill afbotoe. lit nnite Ypoe hos
0trs. Ghos. 5acbo, 112 Cafe St,
Cor. Gourtln1o, 1orSbogen ben 10.
sn,ui. MIe or bjertelieit inobl1one.
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IHt @A- ~ -
warx 40 So;
n..;;. u4e,-.. GIFT o..> !;
smnaas a.s.s,,tan,a,.a
san.o;,,o % maaI ,,as
wr,u,n g.. MIS-. m;4o,fon,n
h1;ner g,o n;ot - miia Mn,o,,m
p,,ichbom g;o1,ou iirhpr @+oh !
!stote gentp, Son,n @r,,6pna
Stem.
-
Gen ~ s+ m.a.ra M,n;oh.n ar.
Tofls 5. %. scs,,ni er blepet u65ot
|af 6enlnu til 1nllespicnic'en (D.
10. 9. % Duuio) famine Duq i
6orelt @orf.
-
2obbeltbrallup. Sens @ero4@e-
re,,ien oo GLEN sohn1ou. ion,t 2o-
chorios sseuien "a Qnoio sszohn5on,
! eotepieoes iooor Sites 81. 8 al
&oitor xorpooorh ! BET fsritnppn-
te B%ruoepors Stem. 3116 2onofeI-
lo,p Mpe. Sci m,6et 8r,t6epor nil.
fore(ahio. I'm fo,,,r,p,, men 3 Sem
}ens 6nooer. No,,( @tronoe. ! 6pn-
noe aipn, 5000 Atit g(np a
mrs Npro=sdre,,er a. mrs Som
5e, or sa5trp b~;on,n,ehdrpnnp ; mi-
lioe meoIem nj oooe gao. Al.
-
Northumberland ehorno1>,o a.
30 ST. AK - a 81 a ofhoIn+ mo-
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&eo @~robcriamfnmoets M{goe

%eo ~@rubcriaminnbcts Mpbe !
Ircoogs Nftes rolgtes fplgel1oe np
@eitprelic: Gr=Yreiioel,t, Or. q.
6. Mortcnien; Nrelioent, @crman
3inm; &ice=Ereiioent, 8. 3. Niel=
fen: ausierer, q. y. 6ronlen; Sin.
@etr., y. s. Gorlicn; &orr. Sefr.,
Mortin Moolen; Iprer, q. 9ums=
anoro; ;S,1ore &agt, 90. @anien;
Obre Gagt, s.. 9fielien; 5illios=
mrl,o, s.. 5. Nranoier, Irebe Gil
lienlfiolb % Mnton Mnoerlen.
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st. PAUL.
&ontur: POI Court 8lOef.
@bbeocr r1aa %inoienoes, ioa De er
grptferiet ieneits aorsoag Naooag.

geo aisb eller MeparatiOn al
llbre be{sg Ben %pelfie,1ote Satpeler
simon 9selior, 200 g. 7tb Street.
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@rnnolupsfeiten i Spnoags uoe
peo State 5air Grounds, arrange
ret al Suillingbpernes ian1pirfeltoe
ltngoomSforenineer, bapoe lomlet
ca. 400 Menneifer, % bopoe @ejret
life pgret laa fiplist, Dor ser rime=
ligpiS fomrnet flere. 5eitpla6ien
por nomerfet, baooe / &enieenoe
til 8eliggenbeo % Sfienbeo, men
&omiteen for Sc to imaa Torenin<
ger bap6e p%ienlpnligt fife Mi0Ier
til at bpoe poo lln6erboloning 1rof,
ioet Ser fun Dor ct eneite Ste6
bpor mor1 funoe uprgne 2pffen".
Set Dor @ultap Mn6erie11s v9ufte<
Djem". Gn vSaie / 9rfenen" bill
De u0cn 9pipl ogioa bope gjort flor
2pfte, 81 Donlferne jo lom @egel
life flyer nej til liot gl, Ser ogioc
bar fine Toroele, ielp OH, set itf'
anbefales al M%fbolosmano. @pai
Ser Dar | Sen &etning, par pripat
og set bliper 10 for oct melte inoen
for ell innpcr &reos, bporfor mar
&c moo uponolmrgte". Spprig,
Dor ser pg1tet op paa beoite Maob'
og efter ringe gpne. Ser ba1
enoogiaa Ell 9aleritol % Ell rigti(
Dmieeltraoe, ielp ON ben Dor lille
81. balp fem bg6 &r. Gil1or Mifie,
@elfommen, bporefter 'Sr. 81. S
Sbomien talte ON rbe, Ser toq
l%bjemmefra". Set er 10 life iaa lei
lat tale i set Srie, Ser ifaI baaoe
0rean, 9unaer % DpeIie til, men
'SSnoboloet at galen bar BET bee.
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Stibsfartcu paa 9tisfsiippiflobea
nrellem 81. saul og St SouiS
blep officielt cabinet / @sanoogs
n1e6 Donlperen oGuincp"s Mnton'lt
fra 81. 2oris.
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@nberusr @berbart reiite 9irs-
bao Nften til. 0ttatpa, @an., for at
tale til Ell 6oriamling 8ontierer
Tre6oa on1 rilloultricl Sporogclie".
Mon folber BAN nj, ogloa "@ej1e=
@uperueren".
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- 5frip otter &rbpenmmmer
taa bette Slab.