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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Mr.. Carter's Proposition.
Auditorium Hotel, Chicago. Sept Is.
Mr.. John S. owens,
Ardmore, Okla.

aiubiOIt, IAld.
Dear Sir:
| have carefully considered your
project relative to the construction
of the Ardmore and Western Railway
from Ardmore to Cornish via. Spring
er, Woodford and Oil City. | sugges.
that you secure from the City Of
Ardmore bonus of $4,000 and
the necessary right Of way; Oil
City $4,000; Cornish $1,000: for
this bonus they are TO receive capital
stock in an equal amount
The land owners through which
road passes, donate right of way and
take stock for an amount equal 10
its value.
The land owners within one mile
of either side of the road take stock
to an amount equal to $500 per acre.
The land owners within two miles
of either side of the road take stock
to an amount equal to $1.00 per acre.
The land owners within three miles
OF either side of the road take stock
to an amount equal to so cents per
acre
The land owners within five miles
o; either side of the road take stock
to an amount equal to % cents an
acre.
Any part or all of the above stock
may be paid in labor or ties at an
agreed price.
If you can secure these stock sub
sorptions in the shape of acceptable !
paper, l am quite conf |
dent that the road can be then con-
structed and if we do secure these
stock subscriptions as above outlined,
will gladly join you in the enter
rise and devote my best energies to
occurring an early completion of the
lroiect.
Very respectfully.
DORSETT CARTER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
PRAIRIE CHICKENS SCARCE.
Fires Last Spring During Nesting
Season Are Responsible.

Anett Okla, Sept. 1.-THE open
season for prairie chicken in Okla
homa is from September 1 to Novem-
Der l, and many inquiries have been
received here in regard to the pros
poets for the sportsmen of Ellis
county which has for several years
been about the only place where the
birds could be found in any great
numbers.
Prairie chickens are very scarce In
Ellis county this year. Inquiry made
among the farmers in the southeast
part of the county is very discour-
aging to the chicken hunters. There
are very few chickens in the sand
hills this year, due largely, it is
claimed, to the late prairie fires last
spring, which swept over that part of
the county during the nesting sea-
son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
MORE RAILROAD SALE RUMoRS
Santa Fe Officials Look over Fort
Smith & Western.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 17-Several
high officials of the Santa Fe system
were in Guthrie today inspecting the
Guthrie sections of the Fort Smith &
Western railroad and of the Western
extension, known as the st. Louis, II
Reno < Western railroad.
1t is gossired that negotiations for
the purchase of these two lines have
heen in progress for several days
The purchase would give the Santa
Fe noutlet to the Mississippi river,
at either Cairo or Memphis, perhaps
the former point, where close connec-
ions will be made with the large
u, - lines, and will make the line
tlC 10 east one of the main
'rnnE b the s':tem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
DORSETT CARTER'S PROPOSITION HERE
ARDMORE. WESTERN MAKES STATEMENT

proposition and trust that frogres5
i've and enterprising spirit so gen
erously expressed through your col
umns, will rally to this proposition
ard make its success assured.
Very truly,
THE ARDMORE-WESTERN INTER.
URBAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY JOHN S. OWENS President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Editor Ardmoreite:

Editor Ardmoreite:
This company wishes first to COM
pliment and commend the editorial
management of the Ardmoreite in its
campaign to crystalline a sentiment
| IN favor of the proposed interurban
line of transportation out of this city.
The success OF your efforts demon
strates the popular demand for this
project.
something over year ago seven
citizens of this city recognized the
importance of this project, and
banded together in corporation 10
make the proposition a reality. A
charter was procured under the name
Of the Ardmore- Western Interurban
Railway Company An engineering
corps was organized under the very
competent direction of d. w. Spooner.
an engineer Of long experience, and
surveys were made of the proposed
line as far north and west as Oh
City, and southwest to Leon, in the
southwestern part of Love county
in the very fertile Red river valley.
Plats, profiles and estimates were
prepared by our engineer, and an
active campaign inaugurated to Sc
cure the finances necessary to build
and equip the line. Thousands of
dollars in money and years con
stant labor have been expended by
this company. Success has been ao.
parently in sight several times; but.
as is the case in many such under
takingS, disappointment was the re-
suit But the company has never fal-
tered, but has met disappointment. |
with renewed effort and further ex-
penditure of money and energy. Firm
in an abiding faith of the practical |
and feasible features of the project.
the company has remained steadfast-
y upon the job" until this time.
We have known for some time that
we could get the cooperation and
lacking of Mr.. Dorset Carter, a gen
.leman who needs no introduction to
he people Of Oklahoma, as soon as
lis extensive interests could be ar
'anged so as 10 enable him to take
he matter up and give it some per-
onal attention. That time has now
Irrived. and Mr.. Carter and his en-
'ineer Capt. Hand came to Ardmor,
N Monday, the Sth inst, and went
ver the proposition thoroughly and
ound our proposition not only feas-
Bile, but practical and promising of
profit when constructed.
hey also complimented the engi-
eering work done, and Mr. Carter
ubmitted a proposition to us for our
We requested that he
ecuce the proposition to writing so
lat it might be placed before the
ecple who are so profoundly inter
'ted. His\ proposition it will he
oted, is somewhat similar to the
an proposed by the Ardmoreite. The 7
'mpany has accepted and adopted
Ie proposition made by Mr. Carter,
Id with the continued Cooperation
10 assistance of your publication
I'd or the people so vitally inter
ted in the construction and oper- ri
ion of the line, success is assured Ia
No one can for a moment question ST
r Cartor's ability to carry through N
ccessfully anything in this line tha: n,
undertakes. With the desire of
king the public into our confidence is
they naturally being vitally inter- a
ted, We attach Mr.. Carter's full eS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
THIEVES
GET OFF LIGHT
CASE REDUCED TO A MISDEMEAN-
OR AND WILL BE HEARD IN THE
COUNTY COURT, OCTOBER 6.

Dan Bergman and Joe Smith, the
two negroes that Oscar Whitehurst
caught in his cotton pile Tuesday
night and marched to jail, were given
preliminary hearing yesterday af-
ternoon, and as the case involved less
than the amount necessary to make it
a grand larceny offense, it was re-
duced to a misdemeanor, and will be
tried as such in the county court at
the October term. Their bonds we're
set at $500 each, but were not made,
and they were remanded to Jail to
await trial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Doubling Peanut Acreage.

Farmers who have grown peanuts
this year seem to be pleased with the
crop B. A. Holiday who has a small
acreage north of town says he believes
the peanut to be very good crop,
and he will devote twenty acres to
the mnext year.
V. A. Niblack has five acres on his
farm near Hoxbar and he is SO well
pleased that he will plant ten acres
next year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
EXPECT A NEW
WELL NEXT WEEK
NO. ON THE MCCLURE TRACT
EXPECTED TO BE BROUGHT IN
THE FIRST OF THE WEEK.

No 2 well being drilled on the Nc
Clure tract in section > by the Red
River Oil Company is expected to be
brought in by the drillers the first
of the week. They have had good
luck with this well and expect to
bring in a well equally as good as
the Franklin No. l now producing
as the formation is practically the
same and every indication points to
the fact that the new we'll will be a
good producer. The other rigs in
the field are being put in shape to be-
gin drilling as soon as possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
OKLAHOMA YOUTH SAID TO Be
YOUNGEST DEFENDANT TO
MAKE THIS PLEA.
TRIAL At STIGLER
Jenning Scantlen, Aged Sixteen, is on
Trial for Killing Sam Albrighty, Be.
cause Latter Assaulted Defendants
Little Sister.

Fort Smith, Ark, Sept. 1S.-What is
said to be the youngest defendant
who ever pleaded the "unwritten law"
as defense for murder, was placed
on trial at Stigler, Okla, today.
He is Jenning Scantlen, aged 16.
who is charged with numbering Sam
Albrighty because the latter Is al
legged to have assaulted Scantlen's
little sister.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
CLERKS SEARCH
COURT RULINGS
TEN LAW CLERKS RETAINED BY
THAW'S COUNSEL LOOKING
THROUGH THE STATUES.

Concord, n. H., Sept. 1S.-Ten law
clerks retained by Harry X. Thaw's
lawyers, were busy today looking up
state and federal court rulings in the
matter of the extradition of an insane
person charged with a crime.
The attorneys declared that there
is not an instance on record where
person in Thaw's circumstances was
extradited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
YA0U| INDIANS IN
AN OUTBREAK
INDIANS ARE NOT MOLESTING
AMERICANS IN soNoRA-BAT.
TILE AT BUENA VISTA.

Douglas, Ariz, Sept. 1S.-Official re
ports today told of serious outbreaks
by the Yaqui Indians in Sonora, Mexi-
co.
The Indians are not molesting Amer
leans. A prolonged battle is in pro-
gress between the Indians and Mexi-
cans at Buena Vista, but the outcome
is not known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
VOTE ON CURRENCY BILL
With No Essential Changes, House
Takes Early Vote on the Bill.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 1S.-With
It's essential provisions unchanged,
the administration currency bill reach
ed vote in the house today, prob
ably several weeks before it's passage
in the senate.
The vote on the currency bill was
2Sb for passage and eighty four
against.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
BRITISH DRAW
COLOR LINE"
APPOINTMENT OF NEGRO AS DIS
TRiCT MEDICAL OFFICER FOR
POOR REFUSED.
GIkf

London, Sept. 1S.-The rare specta-
Gle of the color line being drawn in
England was presented today, when
the Cumberwell poor law guardians
declined to appoint negro as dis
trict medical officer on the grounds
that the poor We're very fastidious in
such matters and would refuse treat.
ment by negro
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
PROMOTION FOR TAFT.
Former President Likely to Become
Dean Of Yale Law School,.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 1S.-For-
mer President Taft, who is now Kent
professor of law at Yale university,
is today mentioned as probable dean
of the Yale law school, succeeding
Henry Wade Rogers, who has accepted
an appointment as United States cir
cult Judge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Little Sold Farm.

Frank Little has sold his farm
southeast of Ardmore to G.. w Phil
lips of this city. The place consists
of 260 acres of decided land and a
lease and Improvements on $40 acres
of segregated lands. The crops for
the year 1913 are the property of Mr.
Little.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
SMUGGLERS ASK DELAY.
Counsel for Fourteen smusglers Seek
Delay when Case is Called.

Narrizo Springs, Sept. 1S.-Counsel
for the fourteen smugglers who are
charged with the murder of Sheriff Or
tis, today sought a delay when the
case came to trial.
The motion was quashed, a special
venire overruied and the argument
for continuance began.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Bought Taxicab.

JEFF Craddock has purchased a Ford
taxicab and will place it on the
streets of the city for hire. He has
been operating one auto for some
time and has purchased another Ford
touring car for hire work. His latest
purchase will give him three machines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
FOLK GIVEN JOB.
Missourian Named as Solicitor to
State Department.

Washington, d. c.. Sept. 1S.-Former
Governor Folk of Missouri was today
appointed solicitor to the state de-
partment. Folk was not an applicant
for the position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
Terrell for Comptroller.

Waco, Tex, Sept. Estate Sena.
tor II. b. Terrell of West, today for
mally announced his candidacy for
comptroller.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18

John Ringing who is building the
Oklahoma, New Mexico & Pacific Ry..
is in the city looking after his bust
ness interests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-18
RAILROAD STOCKS DROP.
Shrlkage of Seventy Million Dollars
This Year In New Haven

New York, Sept 1S.-The New Ha-
ven railroad stocks today declined to
So -, a new low record. This depres-
sion, which is A points under high,
represents shrinkage of seventy mil
lion dollars this year.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
&merta SnmnnitteIee tpallasta
Iuopmmtsta.

Ulerico Gitp, ioufof. "a p. = &en.
raoIi Suertan, Oiericon pdIiaitoiien
preIibentin ianptaan oIeipon 10 at
man fpudStpneen preiioentin rios
piinia" ia fuuIuu ban tdtd npfpd
oitein ipafonasti barfitIetpan mall
Iasta Iuopumistoan. !6dnen ioiilas'
tofperinIa, iotta bdnen luonteenia
ldbemmin tuntenot eindt piod tdtd
miaddn ibmeend, pdinmastoin pitd'
mdt be len IuonnoIliieno, fiIId bella
on lama mielipibe fuin !Suertalla tt
ielIdanfin bdnen preIioentifIi Iopi'
tpoiIuuoeSioon. preIioeniii !6uertan
Ianotoon detetidin Iouiuneen iuo'
raan, eiiei bdnesid ole boIlitu8mie'
befii, Iiud iiiben BAN on liion paIion
IotiIas.
6uerta ia Dio5 IuuIipot fpiime
beImifuusIa ipoIlontumoutien foutta
Iooitoneenlo Wtericon idlleen idplin
raubaIIiIiin oIoibin, mutta Idbestddn
Min ei ole nlionIoito, IiIld ruolIontu'
nous fptee ipieId foittiallo maosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

rtttaretf. Rum ddnioifeuSnaiIet Iai.
mat tdmdn tietdd, fpalmistirpat he
mattofannnn muotoiien pommin, 10.
fa tdptettiin musteeIeen tastetuilIa
mebndiauboilIa ia antoipat len epdi'
lpue pommiianfarittareue mddrdpf.
ieud aiettaa ie iobontin mddrdttppn
paitfaan. pommi ioutul poliiiin
buostaan la Ie tpietiin aiantuntiiain
totfastettamofii. 2emisti futiuttiin
paifaue tuttimaan Ftd. 81 tpiippnpt
fauan ennen Fun femisti antoi rd
idboDsaineen laabusta Ipbpen, mui'
to tuitpan laui iuntonia: musteeieen
fastettnia tpebndiauboia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
8 vuOsikerta

pb tdmittailesti. SeurafmntatpDsIx
bdn pafaumufiesta toimi Iansen
innoffaaSti ia on oDut HepubIicin
ieurafunnon ebustaiana iofaiiesSa
Suomi.Spnobin firfouisfofoutIes.
Ia. Sdn oil Roittiuslebben ia Mme.
rifan Suomettaren perustoiia ia ON
olIut Suomi.Spieton rabastonboita.
jana len alfamiiesta ioaffa. Wnite
luottamustoimia on bdneud ouut
pbtdmittaiiesti pitfdn ioimitusfau.
tenfa aifana.
MpioIiittoon meni bdn GliIabet
YIitaIon fans5a no. 1879, ioSto a.
inioliitosta ei ole pbtddn lasta.
Wtutta fasnattitnttdrefieen piti bdn
Spbia 2antaon, ionfa fouIutti Min
ettd bdn nptpiiin toimii ppettaiatta.
reno.
s Iaffi Siabers oil bpndd borras.
tafpa, ipatoumufien mics. SnnoIla
otti ban oIaa raittius. ia ieurafunta.
tp5bDn. llbraf oifaonia ia marc.
iania niioen ebistdmiieen iamoin
fuin uomtSpistontin bppdfF,
ionta notonompio fonnattoiia bdn
on faiten aitaa oIlut. Siuberein
mimi liitippfin buomattapaIla ta'
tpalla Imeritan iuomalaiien Iiirtp'
fanian bistoriaan usfoqilena tpDs
miebend noIistustpDmme fpoinioIIa.
Sdn oil fplld mielipiteiItdddn mans
boilltnen, mntta pa'iStustDDti teti
bdn periodtteeIliIesta pafoumutIeSs
ta, Iiidqiiestd tutiumutIesto, ioten
ban Ell boriunut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
6ouniin muiston iditdd SiIafti
Siubers idIfeenid ias tuntupan a,i'
Ton niioen ripeisId, iotta tefeipdt
tddud tonIallistd paIistuStp5td us,
fonnon ia roittiuben pobidIla, ia
faipout'ella tuIlann hdntd fouman
muisielemoan. SetpdifDDn raubasIa
ustollinen ip0mies tdmdu uuben TO.
timaon popesIol
SiirtoIoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29

2aubistuiiuiuo berdSninen.
Gun muutau,at ibDmiebel erd6SId
Scbmeii5in taupuusiSIa oliloat fer.
ron iporboin nomuao meuosTq ino.
b6rId, uatilpdt he, falua piiFin tul.
fiesioou. ipolfopufuiIen olenupu
forFcan rafenuuIien faiou apra0ud.
S5ieUd ndet istui er6s noiren p6pus
muefaaa ia foiIei bpmpiHen olos
hniIoicluaIo t,,rinailiInuoesIoan.
6dn oil uoisIaidlpGlid 6du oil EOS
iipdteuld yeidmdnd npi uniSInon
tiipeunpt fatole ia oieilunif ZEN lois
bale istumaor. Siin6 bS1 npi fat.
Ieii ibaSiutieua pmp6rtGeen 10 unee.
Il bDluin IuultomnSi iulo fa unio.
Suuri ipbmiesien reulupteHcsIo, mt
Ia DliIi teblama bdpen pelusmtIet.
ieen nouIi nuriufo. Gen firttaot
ldteet laihiilpnt feiolln unefIiion IiiI.
Min. 6dn beraT Fuon Ia buoma.
'eollan, mield CIT hioHi FImdrrds
pdptIen pmpdtilIeeu ia puioli pdiSs
.itfoa alas buimoamasid fcrteuoeS'
ia Inaoen niiu dliIliien fuoIemon.
Spntiuen, JOS fuiiei Imam 3ris'
iuS,a, ia @duen tulemiIenlo pdifpd
min pIl0ii6d Ilnut, OF tuinfn on I'LL
Ioin fdppd, fuin iidiieu piiipdn emf
Idieei iooitawot fnut berddmddn =
Iiion mD0bddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
ISaltoinen biripi ammnttn alias.
fasSa.

Mlostasta on biliattoin tuotu ib
meen faunis ipoItoiien biriuen taIia
ia pad. @ldin on barpinaiIimpia ia
lienee ainoa mitd IellaiIia on iuotu
fipistpneeieen mailman ndbtd,
pdfii. Gen ampui @5ra Si99ins'
niminen metidstdid 3eoin niemeItd.
Sdnen oil noubatettaipa mitd Iuu
rintn tparopaiinutta IaaIiinIa Iub'
teen. Seuoun inbiaanit nimittGin
pitdpdt nolfoista birped ppbdnd
ia fosto oliii toboannut Ien larmaas
iaa, jos be oliIipat iaaneet tiebon
tapetnsta birnestd. Snbiaanein fes'
Zen elGd tpanba taru, ettd erddn
beiodn rafastetin pddliff1nid tpt'
to, iofa raiuiImasia oil efIpnpt mets
lddn oil muuttunut fpaIfpiIefIi bir,
meffi ia FfIi he eipdt mabin9osIas
faan tabtoiIi fitd iurmata.
Sarfpinainen biripi tdptetddn ia
ostetaan erddn lmerifan pliopiston
muieoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
9aiiua aiannt miinaan ia rdidbtd
NIT ilmaan. - 12O benfeG
Iaiipalla.

2ontoosta, toufot. 23 p. = Sdnne
on tuIlut tieto iiitd, ettd Senegal,
Mesiaseries Wtartimes linian mat
fustaiolaina, on aianitt miinan
pddue idhdesiddn Smprnan iatas
man. 0liina, iofa beti rdidbti, on
laattanut lainaan Min iuIria mam'
moia, ettd laipa riipeii beti uppoa'
maan.
Seti tapautIen tuultuoan, tiirubti
fpmmenid biuaaia.alufiia outtamoan
onnettomumoen tobbannutta oluSta
ia pelastamaan ibmilet huftumasta
iefd pelastamaan laiipaafiR Jos
mabbolIista.
WtintddnIaifa tarfempia tietoia
tapaufiesta Ell ole pield tuIlut ia tar
femmat tiebot topaut Iesta ofpat tois'
taiiefIi tpield Ialasia'
Sene9al ldbti torstaina UtarieiIIes.
to mattustoiinaan so bented ia lai'
fpomie bistDDn fuuluen noin fuui'
tpmmentd mieStd.
XuonnolliieSti oil miina, iolIe lai'
pa oioi, idtteitd turftiIaisten ia
freiftalaisten mdliiistd meritoiste'
Iuisto ia Ie oil fai ioIlain tanoin
pd6sIpt irti mddrdpaifastaan, Eos
fapa litd ei oltu tpie!d otettu pois
mattusmsmeiltd, tpaiffofin iota 10
ndenndiiesti on loppunut ia Iddnn1l.
linen laifpaliife Ianotuilla fpeFDd al.
fanut.
SenesaI oil rofennettu tpuonna
1872 ia oil ie 1926 tonnin ipetoi'
men matfustoia. ia rabtilaitpa. 2ai'
man tapteenina NonnetomolIo mat
tallaan oil fopteeni Sosto ia oil ban
oaut 10 pitemmdn aifaa lanot,tn
alutien fuIiettniana.
Smprno on taupunfi MaIian Eur.
tisIa, aesean meren rannalia.
Senesal oil tparustettu taitilIa nu'
benaitaifaa ii9naaIilaitteiaa Ia lan'
Sottomala idbfoIenndttimead.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-29
WsieS, iufa el dd mielipiteioenid
mufaan.

Gan sSrancieco, California. -
r2uonnon fannaIIa eldi6" GorneSt
Darling niminen mics. iofa on oiu,
nut fabbetian puotta Sabitin iaas
reIIa, paIaii biIiottain fotiieubu1een
californian, eiIimddn itielleen eld.
mdnfumppania, iota pastoiIi bdnen
ibanteitaan, iuostuiIi menemddn nai'
miiiin fesfindiIen iopimufIen perus.
teelIa, pufeutuiii, iDiIi, ioifi ia eIdiii
aitpan niintuin bdn.
Darling omistaa pienen bananas
Iarmin ldhelld Sabitin faupunfia la
on elellpt aitpan oman maania tuot'
teilIa. Sdn IpD ainoostaon bebeIs
mid, faSfpitfio ia pdbfinDitd. ai'
noat putineet bdneud opat ibopaita
ia polpibouIut. Sdn ei fosfaan
fdptd bottua eifd fenfid. 8otonaan
bdn ei fdptd mitddn p,ifua, lufuun'
ottamotto tumefpp0td.
Darling on Iuorittanut tutfinnon
2elanb Stanforo DliopistosIa. Sdn
oil pafotettu ldbtemddn tddltd fiitd
ippStd, ettd poIiiiit obbistelitpat bdn'
I'd. Fun ban Dritti fulfea ndbisid
tuaatieisia.
Darling on ilmoiitanut otfeenia
matfustaa SpeitIiin terpebtimddn
oppi.iiddnid @ustape NasaIio, iof.
lolaistn, iofa ei mpDsfddn fdptd
tuaatteita, ip6 raafoia beoeImid ia
eldd iaman opin omafiunien fans'
ia pienesId firtolasIa Ulount gDeri'
taIisia, Smeitlisld.
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Siioffi Silber9 fuoIlut. Sdm6n
fuun 21 p:nd tuoIi dttid Republic"
isIo, Wicb., tunnettu fanIolaiiemme
fouppias Siiutfi Siuber9, Ioirosiet
hiaan main wdbdn aitaa Ipodntcu'
tia.
Siiaffi Siubers ipntpi SuIur ~.
ldSId ldbelld Sulio ioulut. II p;nd
1857. So poifa!enu ldbti ban toto.
'aan mootiIaIle ia on ollut foImiiens
fpmmentd fpuptta Nmeritasio.
Sinbersin mimi hinneioon bpipin
Nmeritan IuomaIoiIen IiiriofonIon
tesfen, fld ban on innoIIa oitnnut
oIao roittiuS. ia ieuratuniaipobon.
6dn oil DeliepsIeuran perustopia
miebid Ia oil ieuuan eiimiebend fen
perustamiiesto eli muobesta 1883
alma tpuoteen 1901 ioafta meItein
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RmnfitpuutiaS tbtt1 fuollnt ,,tuam'
bntttaan.

GIepelanbin lddfdripiirisfd olaan
tbmeisfddn 6'tpuoiiaan tpiDn Dora
Sr5pbecfin fmoIemasta, iofa aibeu'
tui ripanbuubesta."
Sapien buffet oiiipat fpaIfoiiet tu'
ten fpanban ibmiien, bdnen fasponia
rppDsid ia fofo bdnen uIfomuoton.
Ia nitnfuiu 20 puotiaan naiien.
Eauti, iobon lapli fuoli, tlinnetoon
nimelld Hapnaubin touti ia ie on bp'
min bartpinaiuen. 2uolemanIpiben
tutfiia ionoo ainoaStoan ferran ems
nen tapanneenia Iamanloiien tou.
ointapaufien pitfdn toimintatautenia
oifana.
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cairae nainem of liiam ITO fairas-
tSammaibtm.

Utorp perrp 47'ipuotins, rltbatpa
uaiuen", iota on n6ptettp Sbicagon
buwipuistosio, iairashii iofm aita
-Iitte dttid tuereumprfptptTeen ia I'D
net tuietiin fauntin lairaalaan, fitten
fun fotonoinen iaria fpaiteutTa oil
tpoitettu.
puiston toimibenfil5iben fuifusta
Ioopui paitaue poIiifiloitotien Ioiras.
puuuut, m,itta ne buomuttiin iion
pienifii milo perrpue, ionfa tdbben
tatpoliinen poIiiIimaunu t6pipi tut
iuo. Sitten buomattiin ishin liion
beifoffi ia fila tdptpi tutea poriun
birren toppaieeIIa. 9ensiAden ras'
foasti iaiipot ipiili poIiiFa ia foIme
puiston tpariioo bdnet iiioitetatfi po'
Iiiftpounuibin.
9oirasbuoueesIa ei oIlm mitdd1
puobe fpDin lula fonnottomoan
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Observation-Disclosures iomfot opat
miltei pbtd tpabnot fuin ballitutieu
iomfotfin. 9linoastaan raboiSta ia
fpmpffdistd iobtaiista riippuu, FUN.
pi puoli tulee lopulliieSti iddmddn
fpoitoue Waericosia. 6uertan mieIi
palaa idueen iouffoienia rintamaon,
ia Min ollen alliance Mericosia en-
nen pitfdd uuii vmaan rauboittami.
men,"
Siind tapantieSia, eitd pdlioieai'
nen preiibentti 6uerta tobeIIafin tn
lee eroamoan, tulee iiuTi puIma, fufa
iaabaan mdIiaifaiiefF prefbentitii
iiiben osti FUN IddnnHlIisten ipaaIi
en- tautta iaabaan ie aiia idrieste.
tpffi. Sos SeIir Dio5 aIetettaiTiin
tpdliaifaiieffi preiioentitf, eli tilonne
tobenndfDiiesti muuttuiTi Iaintaan.
Sroncisco be la 8arran luuItaiiiin
olepan Iopiipan, mutta bdnet tab
botaan iddstdd ebboffaafIi fpatitui.
iefii preiioentiff. WlpDstin on aia.
teltl fenraali @eronimo Trepinoa,
mutta bdn on 10 iidtds eifd ole ba.
lufas ottamaan tpastaan pdIiaifdis'
ia eIioentin fpirfao.