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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
START WORK ON BIG
DRAINAGE PROJECT
Land on Six-1nile Ridge VIII
Be First to Be Tiled by
Reclamation Service.
RECLAIMS 1910 ACRES
Grain Will Be SoWn in Tract
and Substantial Yield IS
Expected.

Actual work will begin early tomor'
rov morning on the vast project or re-
claiming the immense area OIL lanu oe'
tween the Jordan river and Great Ssi'
lake. embracing an area of 100 square
miles. This great tract OF land AT 'ne
doors of Salt Lake City, being Wltnou'
natural drainage facilities, has De-
come more or less impregnaued WIN
alkaE. By the simple but e1lec'iNe Z
method of underdrainage, this iarge
area of excellent land is TO De fe-
claimed and made the equal OF the won' Won.
derfully productive portion o. oa.'
Lake valley cast of the Jordan rlVei'
The valuc of this undertaking TO otan
.na esnec;slIv Salt Lake City cannot
be overestimated.
The state Reclamation company d"
ou.arowth of the proposition TO eseap
l;sh a state demonstration farm IN oa''
Lake valley. has the work or reciai.S
t;on IN charge The tract on WHICH
work will start tomorrow iies GU VIZ" nc
&c known as the Six-mIlc ridge, OF .ne
ia Tw;no farm. directly north OF inc
Ssitair railroad at the midway SWITCH.
4 total of l040 is acres to be prousnS
under drainage as O commcnceneht ~
the TASK of rcclaming the entire Val.
lev. OF this acreage, approAilha'e;y
ofo acres arc 10 be sowu at ONE IN
various crous, and the excellent E,e!u
axnectcd this fall will give the pupilc
the bast practical demonstration OIL tne
entire success Of the drainage ProJeot'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
WENT TO DEATH
UNFALTERINGLY

SUNBURY. Pa. Dec. Display
ing more bravery than any murderer
ever hanged IN Northumberland
co1nty. even after his mother. sister.
Mrs Katherine MalOney. Philadel-
phia. slster-inlaw. Mrs. Albert Nye,
pittsburgh, had tainted in his cell.
Fred Nye paid the death penalty for
the killing OF Harry +. ,iilier. OF sun
bury, 10y hanging in the Northumber-
land county prison yard today. The
boy cneered his mother and relatives
after they We're revived. and told
Sherif Glass he would not make him
any trouble. He went To his death
IN laxative mood. denied commit
ting the crime and blamed IL on his
companion, David Everitt. He never
Ilnched until n" drop was made at
loto3. soon after he was pro-
nounced dead
story OF Crime.
NAc Va. -H years old. lie was con-
Nict"d Tor tHr murder OF Miller on Feb
r-af} D.. 1912. iu Nilicr's pool room
here. Tho motive was robbery. Nye
aud EEcritt secured s.. sosle chewing
tum and the contents of "a slot machine
NNe Was soon captured and his compau-
iDu was arrested at IIazeItoI, on a
train FROM llazcltnu to Mount Carmel
l.t'il iI I- said TO have comics ssd. clear
ing himself 81 the actual murder. \
.i} nr..t'I his ~tuy and ho was sen
fenced tu j years iu the eastern peni-
.-Hit'iE Tor m1N~l1Ighter Nye was
tried after EEtrIft and was found
guilty Of first derr,e murder. Tveritt
mad blamed ttr murder - Nys Appeals
were l"t"u lA Ntr~ lawyers. but all
were denied Preparations were made
l' '""r inc case L" the board OF pardon
when lNtfltl desiring To- slyo his pal.
Hiau" another alleged confession IN the
ieuit"utiarr az Philadelphia. ia which,
% was alleged Do. and not Nyc did the
shooting nothing came OF this and TO-
Gay wac fixed tor the execution Of Sye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
HERO'S FUNERAL
FOR HAMMERLE
MAYOR KIRK AND CITY OF
FiCIAlS WILL ATTEND IN
BODY.
Services viii Be Conducted In Late
Home OF Deceased This Morning
Flags at Hslf Mast.

All honors due hero will be paid
today to 4. W Hammerle. who was
fatally shot while trying to save the
life OF Corporal George Devinney
Saturday morning I'm this city. when
the latter was attacked by Haywood
Manuel. negro. The funeral OF Mr.
Hammerle will be held this morning
from his late home in Lloydsville.
Ohio Services will be conducted az
II o'clock by Rev. Dean. OF Morris
town. Ohio. and at their conclusion
the body will be conveyed 10 the
Union cemetery. st. Clairsville. for
interment.
To pay tribute to the memory Of
the hero many city officials and resi-.
dents OF Wheeling. headed by
Mayor II. l.. Kirk. will attend the IN.
neral I'm n body. As n mark OF re
spect 70 the deceased, all flags I'm the
city have been ordered at half mast
for to-day by Mayor Kirk.
Many floral tributes Of beautiful de
sign have been sent from this city
for the funeral. Ike members OF the
local police force have purchased q
floral design valued at nifty dollars
in recognition OF the heroic act OF
the young huckster. the Wheeling
business Mems Association has pur.
chased a beautiful floral piece for his
funeral. ana several members OF this
oAttAAAAeaAANA VIII dAAFllA AAAf" Efl NAAf'n.
A squad Of the local police depart
ment viii act as escort at the funeral
Mayor Kirk. accompanied by several
members OF council. members OF the
board OF control. and likely heads OF
the various city departments. will at
tend and will act as honorary pail
bearers.
Since the death of the unfortunate
man, which occurred Sunday morning
at 80 O'Clock there has been general
sorrow over the city. and expressions
of regret have been heard on every
side. Hamnerle. IL will be remem.
bered. received HIS fatal wound while
endeavoring 10 help Corporal Devin-
ney subdue the negro, after the police.
man had been shot He was removed
20 the North Wheeling hospital
where every efforts was made TO save
ms life. but a portion OF his heart
mad been shot away, and he sur
Cumbed 20 the injury eighteen hours
after the shooting
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PRESIDENT
Ccontinusd iron. First Pagsl

dorsemcnt OF the administration
policy toward Mexico.
The scene OF to-6ay's function was
much the same as on the three pre-
vious occasions when President VII
son has addressed tongrers-Elller.
les crowded with men and women Of
Importance in public affairs. mem
bers OF the cabinet. tho diplomatic
corps and the Whit House family.
Democrats Enthusiastic.
Democratic leaders were enthusiasts
tic I'm their comments on the message
and its recommendations. They liked
the emphasis that had been PLACED
by the president on tile need for
early action on the currency. for deal
ing with monopoly through antitrust
legislation. the Importance of rural
credit legislation TO benefit the farm
or Of the nation. the recommeudafi ions
FOR the government construction %
railroads in Alaska. the development
OF the nations resources by a con-
servatiCn policy alike acceptable tO
the states and the federal authorities
the enactment OF employers Liability
legislation and the selection OF presi
Dental candidates by the primary
system.
The suggestion 81 the President
that party conventions as AT present
constituted be abolished. won striking
applause. As Mr.. Wilson declared
that the party convention should be
held only To- ratify the verdict OF pref.
ence primaries: that the personnel OF
m" conventions should be Tor the
mo part chosen from those mem.
hcrs of congress and congressional
nominees upon whom would devolve
the duty OF carrying out platform
pledges. there was wave OF hand.
clspping IN which Secretary Bryan
and members OF the cabinet Joined.
1T was a fine. statesmaulike
speech said Speaker Clark after,
wards. covering points that have
been asitating FOR years. particularly
presidential primaries"
Address Of Statesman.
Il think said Representative IN.
derwood. the Presidents message
was the address OF broad states.
man, GOVERNS the scope of the neces.
sary legislative action FOR this session
OF congress. II was IN accord with
the principles and policies OF our
party as declared AZ Baltimore. and
/ / have no doubt Il will meet with
favorable action by the house OF rep
'resentatives
Tor nearly MI ~ tho legislation out
! lined iu o." message tr- groundwork
I has been llid aad o.. president plans 9,
speak further Oh congress with relation
/ 90 antitrust reforms. ALASKAN railroad
I l'sls.ation is now before boot. .u.-r- q
worhwau's compensation art iHs Hreu
inN urthlN considered iu r.H. house. .rt
bills con- the other important subjects or,
/ IN position % receive .ruweI ate a--
tcGtiOu.
Tho declaration for lesis'ation 20 pro-
tial nominees without the interrogation oi
nominal .uE conventions bore immsU .ttd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
INDIGESTION,
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN

Pape's Diapepsin. It's so needless 20
have bad stomach-make your next
meal a favorite food meal. then take
little Diapepsin. There will not be-
any distress-eat without fear It's
because Pape's Diapepsin really
does regulate weak. out-of-order
stomachs that gives IT its millions OF
sales annually.
Get 2 large fifty-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. II Is
the quickest. surest stomach relief
ana cure known. II acts almost like
masic-t is scientific, harmless
stomach preparation which truly be-
Iohgs IN every home.-Ady.
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SENSATION
(continued from Fi-st Pag.1

marks provoked loud and prolonged
applause.
DIR. shaw said she had hoped that
the president would arise 10 the oc.
CasiOn. but that while M had rec
ognized the necessity for the extern
sion OF the ballot To the Philipinos
and urged territorial voters rights for
Alaska. DE had failed 20 mention wo-
man suffrage I'm his message
we feel that President Wilson. a"
she continued. has fallen short OF the
greatest opportunity which has come
20 him or ever will come TO him. No
other president has ever had such
an opportunity. President Wilson
had the opportunity of speaking a
word which might ultimately lead TO
the enfranchisement OF large part
OF the human family. Even Lincoln.
who by a word freed a race. had not
this opportunity 10 release from the
bonds One-half Of the human family. %
Resolution Adopted
When DIT. shaw concluded the con.
vention. amid enthusiastic cheering.
adopted by reclamation the following
resolution introduced by DR. j. W. 81.
Funk. Of Baltimore.
Resolved. That % g. the sense Of
this meeting that President Wilson
failed 10 rise 10 the su5limest heights
OF democracy when he failed In his
message 10 congress to-day 20 recon
mend the freedom OF half tho citizens
Of the United States and probably
half the citizens az tho civilized
world"
WASHINGTON. Dec. Fear OF
bringing or a revolt that might give
America militant sunraUi-t organiz-
alton today caused leaders In the VA
tional Woman Sufirl-" association
20 abandon their effort 20 have adopt.
81 tF. d s.
revision committee appointed "a year
ago. Advocates OF rights for stat.
associations and opponents 81 "a Iro-
posed budget system for raising the
national examinations funds declined
smphatlcally 90 accept the recOwmcn-
cations and finally the draft was re-
1HrreG back 20 tho committee. with In.
struction7 that compromise ronefi.
tuition 90 meet tho views ~ all fac.
ton7 be- prepared
Today sessions Of tho f0rfy.fffh
annual convention OF the association
were devoted almost exclusively f0
nlScu ION ~ tl" proposed revision
81 th" corsihution. Ih cquoetIon was
cebated Tor nearly six Ohurs without
blit"fneaf or p"-soualiuos. and inc
contest finally resulted fro "a draw
49,. President Criticized
AtnouE1 itere VAS rD mention ON
The foor or the convention of pr.si
dent Wilson'S failure fo mention r0.
man suHfdt' Iu DIS uoeasra FOB con.
Grr-7 today. there l.as much rr.t......,
hoard about no bali ana fno r-,-r.
mont leader. N-e Io1 10 NcCormf,f
~ Chicago. aud Mr. jaime. J.. T.rI.
law. ~ Sew York. '.aurf formal .t.f.
m"ntl Fp.oirF l.-auuruyaI pf fIa
pr"sif"nf ruIr
" Women and children arI na
courts 'aH 'l" general foU.. ur
which fin add ...- H. ..... ID be-.
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DESPERATE
Ccontirr-d iron, ira, PsrsA

and more than 200 deputies who OK
pecfct a btC ak for liberty on tho part
or LOPEZ. was relaxed. although Tho
number % Guards was uo- leH4,nc.
u was considered Impossible for tine
Mexican 20 approach any OF The exits
without being overcome. The crowd
ot miners which has stood awaiting
vengeance since two of their mum
Der wero killed IN the underground
battle on Saturday. dispersed tonight.
They felt satisfied that the poison.
Gus fumes pouring into tho mine since
yesterday had done their work How
ever. tho JauDty Mexican who killed
"a fellow CDuutryMal because of q
wCman's favor and subsequently, nve
peace Officers. may De- alive. although
THIS IS no. "a probability His one
Chance for III" was 90 have sealed
him OF up in some distant slope
AGAINST o." invasion Of the gases.
Striking Evidence.
Before erecting the outer huIknead
at the main tunnel lafo TO-DAY. tx
mon went 20 the inner hulkhcad. 300
it"t from Oh" mouth. 90 examine n
shortly aitrfH8rl one OF their num-
Ter staggered. overcome from Tho gas
mat had leaked through tIr PARTITION
b.pures ruof inside and carried
our the other 1--WE. aIl of whom tal
dropped within fhn tunnel They wore
revived, bHf Dr. Was striking Testimony
1I -" -aln'-s az fLr gases that
on the mine
iao case. tonight were hairr zen.
Grated only tp tln lowest lowell az tho
iN.i" Rarious cowroe l-iors were I.
.if N'd ir iuD swu7~rs which worn
t'lf iar1r- directly beneath ehlr4
.'d.i- o. OBJ" upper WDrkur.. wlpr.
Lopez took ISiH.. ia.t Thursday night
.I''F 'IlN.h- DOS uIr.urr. lr tho open
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LONDON. Eng. Doc. Tho Times.
which Is teyouus great attention %
the Mexican situation. is publishing
o. fresh series Of lsqatcl's from A4.AI-
el City calling serious attention 20
tho desperate situation developing ln
consequence of tho attitude Of tho
United States. and declaring THAI u
flc American tactics OF Watnhiul
waiting continue 20 DO pursued,
there are u5 words too strong 90
paint tho disastrous results which VIII
ea -Ie.'
In au editorial on these d'spatchos
md President Wilson's mes age. the
Times ..
",Na .fa convinced that these Dan
gers lr. realized as fully 90 Washing
tom t- at Mexico city Presidents.
ike other rulers. are NOT given 'o De-
fray.ue ''H secret ~ their policy zoo
public utI.ralres 'Er shall Do" sur
r-.sed 30. when General Huerta i7 got
ria Oh Tr. .IUut wilson is not found
FOB faEn though. oUt and tp Dee ready
FOB apply uIIu for 10. .urirE order ana
decent government 'u Ns..cn.
Tho other london morning paper
note and commend the hl.Flfy of OH"
President. .tr. Tho -iiNIil
nuH Dali. Graph. .rn lp r"n 'n il
doubt chad f.e Presidents policy WIZ
achieve f.. fr.'ill SUCCESS az f'mnF-
Irr TIsr.t
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DEBATING THE
NEW PEACE PLAN

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The house
Tor hours today debated the Heusley
D." oluuDn 20 comm. IN, United
states tp tae Winston Churchiu plan
Tor an international year S holiday IN
naval construction. and tonight the
advocate oI the project predicted
ldsstE Oi the resolution in tie house
hy Iat" Friday Consideration OF the
matter VIII bc resumed THURSDAY.
81 ith both side. flc advocates far cut
hlnbrrlut iA" opponents. prepared TO
continue thr q bate
The .|UH al pending naval cor
Etiucinn for "a scar. first proposed 10
the British parliament bv he FIRST
iord ut The admiralty has since been
commended DE- lead .rs OF an parties
4h ilr American congress and By the
president Majority Leader Under
"ood said ON the floor Of tho house
To- day 'ho resolution probably would
Dc passed unanimously
li"pr rutatiNp utuslcy. of Mis-
souri,. author Of the measure. tn urg.
ing De- adoption pointed out that
Only i"p u"r cent oi the United States
revenue .- devoted fO fl. benefit OF
agriculture. while sixty per cent goes
'p f'irdy tho cost of tlo past wars
and t' prepare for future wars. lie
declared That au owe rtho country
'n'r" WA Eu.r- up the err OF hiEh
cost of living while enormous ex-
I'ndi'Ir. Nrfr being made for mill
iart HfI naval plrpu.ea
u. s. Should Take Lead.
lN'pi'.'U. i'.N' Foster. Of Illinois.
Iid OBJ. twe HaI come when the
United rt.f'- should take the lead
oft 900 tHD world rlfinnr Uu tho move
mont i.r peace. fO 1850 fHD burden
.r'm tHn people and .o leave the set
.I'u'n' off NI.H.. u.s. fu arbitration.
Repro. r.fsfI.. Moore. OF Irur4t..
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institute meeting at tho Zauo street
T. church AFTER devotional o1sr.
Dises conducted hy Rev p u FcIIat.
eEferday morning. tho members pres.
gnt took up Tho discussion of THE
iNanEolistiC Campaign. which war
bly, discussed hv Rev Arthur tr4eu
hy Rev ". VI Shuiy and Rcs g. g.
lnnhau The next tonic. which u4t
very furceiully discussed. Was The
Need and Power of ORGANIZATION
This topic was ably handled hN EcN
= " Workman and Rev j. vs. John
son
Tho main object 81 tho meeting was
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WNSNllsLE. Texas. Dec 2-T,yvs
automobiles are to-day enroute to Mat.
mota1, At the expense Of the I-ntt.l
49, government To rescue seven
American missionaries OF he E,rt,,i.
church, At Victoria. MeSico. Where a
famine H. threatening
. american consul Jesse II. Johnson a.,
~. tainoIaS. who sent the automobiles
said IL would require four daVs ~ ~.
we missionaries 20 the border. Th.v
are Nj. and Mrs. L. y Tice. Mi.
SS...i.illA Feeders, MrS. ora Brauen. Miss
= Noherts. They have arranged ta
t4rh over the schools they had und.r IN
suuction, 20 local teachers.
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ONE KILLED
tcOntinuea 'roDs rus, pag,)

4euIs strike. was started az meeting
VI 'ue lt'tnslcrS union late today.
10 utHnlte action was taken. il being
ve'i-ed 70 wait until the union ol.-
GERS mad conferred with the leaders OF
tne central Labor MON The amos
llon VIII come up again at tomorrow
meeting. The first fatality OF the
Strlke, which was started SUNDAY AT
midnight occurred today when IA
crowd iutcrcrcd with an ice wagon. in
tAaIse or SIX men on whom special
po-ce powers had been conferred
When the crowd began throwing bricks
ana tried TO prevent the wagon NOV
ing the special officers fired killing
claude Lewis, "a negro elevator man.
and Wouualug four others. one fatally.
he special officers Were taken TO po-
nee healquarters. but were released
without being slated. on their own re-
colnizanCc.
Fires Into Crowd.
Another crowd was fired upon to-
dav by William Whortou. negro when
The wagon owned and driven 10y him
self was attacked Jack Long. "a team
ster. was wounded ia the right leg
Nnorton was arrested. There We're
several other minor disorders. but no
one Was seriously injured.
The police continued making uu-
merOus arrests. Among those taken
. into custody to-day was Henry Fried
It
leader. and wealthy. lie was charged
with interfering with au officer. The
Z cases OF all the persons arrested yes
terday We're continued DO polio" court
to-day until next Monday. 50 that the
arrcstluC officers could appear.
a proposed parat" q! strikers did
not matcrialiZc. Mayor Wallace. as
soon as he heard OF the plan. issued
O proclamation ordering the polio" 20
stop any attempted demonstration.
The police kept the crowd constantly
on the move and did not give the
parade q chance 20 form.
According 10 employers 81 team
Sters. more wagons wer. operating to-
day than yesterday and there was
little interference" Thomas Iarr IT,
general organizer OF the union. con-
tends. however. that the union ranks
ara holding firm and that more than
3. 600 men are stu out.
Garbage Serious Proposition.
While food supplies are st.lI plenti
ful ae retail merchants anticipated
the sfrE" and stocked up thcir stores
Literally. the accumulation of garbage
d. becoming a serious question. 40
EurhI.. has been collected boo the city
since saturday one hotel motif.
tine c.t. board az health to-day that
DO had 'uu barrels OF garbage ON hand
and asked what 10 DO with g. city
Sluitar 100 Herman Morgan has asked
taat u.' residents sprinkle lime over
Oh" Ear.a~c 20 prevent th' poss Bile
outbreak ~ disease
Fifty business men. with horse.
were sworn Boo as tho citizens cavalry
to-day They volunteered to assist
'hc mounted police Thus far the reg.
ular police hHt. been able fo handle
fho situation without calling out tho
hu ir' men reserves. numbering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
NO STOMACH MISERY,
GAS, SOURNESS---
lime it, In five minutes your
sick, upset stomach
feels fine.

Sour. sick. upset stomach. indAges-
ton. heartburn. dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable. that's
when you realize the magic in Pape's
Diapepsin. II makes stomach dis
tress 20 In FIVE minutes. II your stom-
ach is In a revolt-if you can't get Il
regulated. please. for your sake. try
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
Lind Rsturna

VERA CRUz. Dee John Lind
's.slusht Wilson's personal represent,
$3.50 10 Mexico. returned TO Vera Cruz
SYIay on the United states battl.sbit
zen SKA from TampicO. where FOR So
go HayS ne had been looking over the
penetal Joaquin Mas. Jr. accornpa-
n .el hy his stan and 300 federal troops.
Vera Cruz this afternoon on board ~.
y port iucblS for TuNpam the OH
tsEion 10 tho north OF this port wh.r.
the rebels are said 20 be thr,atenfnr
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roads. ran
1o'ernment officials insist that
they have on hand oil suficisn, a.
iast Two months, but much of II Is
IN IN vera Cruz and there is reason 10
DeileVe that the Mexican railway win
refuse to transport il. fearing thar
the line. 'u''iHs
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Continued 4.a.a -lzst Pags1
stopping place on his southwark
march. as he was determined 10 con
tinue on to Mexico City.
JCAltEZ. Mexico. Dec FLEEING
over the desert and pursued BY rebels.
several thousand persons. including
some or the richest families ln North.
cTu Mexico. who deserted Chihuahua
City in fear OF a rebel attacl,. to-nigbi
were reported 10 BE- nearing the United
states border
Among the refugees IS Luis Terraz-
as, head OF the wealthy Terrazas es-
tie, who is said 10 have with him five
million pesos which he withdrew from
the chihuahua banks
Othrr wealthy families including
some OF tho Creels. arc known 10 have
l'it the city The caravan. I'm which
are women and children. was described
a' uelnA more than % mile LONG Al
the head, with an escort of Federal
troops, Is General Salvador NerCado.
iuerta's deposed governor Of Chihua-
hua state.
Details OF tho evacuation % the city
and the exodus az tho people were
brought To Ju1rcE ip official dispatches
from FREDERICK NOya Who was au-
pointed civil governor aJ interim.
Move IS a.. patch was address cG % Cen
'Ful Francisco Villa. and i- called upon
The rebel loader 90 take possession az
.rN city. Tho story Of tho downfall of
.h' liuorta power OBJ the city IS told
TINS by Governor NOva.
Story Of Downfall.
For almost three weeks. Chlhua-
hua, with lis $4,000 inhabitants. had
beou CIt OF from communication: the
food supplies We're steadily decreasing
7nl many deaths resulted from 81
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70 the crime. and lines are already
out To gather in the other party whom
Lee accuses of having committed the
act
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FEDERAL
GENERALS

Continued ..a.a -lsst PassJ
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