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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-30

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PAID ADVERTISEMENT
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Announcement

Announcement
To the Voters Of Beltrami County:
hereby announce that am q can
didate for the office Of Treasurer Of
Beltrami County at the Primary to
be held June Is. >s-.s. as ISL. /.
Many of you know me personally
but for the benefit Of those not &C.
quainted, I would say that / have
had 20 years, experience in Auditors
and Treasurers' office as deputy and
thoroughly understand the duties. :.
Should I be chosen, will all the Of
flee to the best Of my ability.
80. HENRY w. ALsOP.
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($1o.oo~to be paid for servtce.)
Announcement.

->. ...,., Announcement. +: =:
Il have filed az q non-partiaan can
didate for the nomination OF County
Treasurer. of <Beltrami county at the
primaries to be held on the. 18th day
of June, 1914. It. will be impossible
for me to personally visit every voter
in our large county and l. take this
opportunity of Informing you Of my
candidacy for County. Treasurer and
to ask your support.
l have been a resident of Beltrami
County during the past eighteen
years and am conversant with coun-
ty~ affairs. ..a<. -: ;-~e4.
Any assistance you may be able
to give my candidacy will be appre~
ciate: Yours very truly,
.'::-s- $3.50. o. j. pAGLEY. ~.
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Empress of ireland
Goes to Bottom,
DISASTER OCCURS IN
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
Only a Small Percentage Of the
Twelve Hundred Persons on
Board Are Sa7pd.

Rimouski, Que, May 3d.
The twin screw Canadian Pa
cihc liner Empress of Ireland.
carrying 1,437 persons, passen-
gers and crew, sank in the
darkness in the St. Lawrence
river, near here, with loss of
perhaps 1000 lives. Early es-
Inmates Of the dead varied
from 67S to more than LOO.
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To the Voter.

The man you vote for should be
under no obligations to any man, set
of men, corporation, interest or news
paper. A vote for I. B. Olson for
Register Of Deeds of Beltrami county
means a vote for a thoroughly equip
ped public servant who has always
sided with the people and who
has always been Independent of
sinister influences. If, after con-
sideration, you believe that my quail
fications are such as to make me wor-
thy Of the position of Register of
Deeds, I would greatly appreciate
your support at the primaries, June
18th. -.--s-.1, 1884,. .-
Respectfully submitted,
l. B. OLSON,
Candidate for Reister Of Deeds.
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~ Z
trami counties make this an
nouncement after having been
strongly urged by friends and voters
throughout the district.
.Although am absolutely free from
any faction. want it understood that
! am strongly in favor Of county OPP
ton and will do all can for this
measure should it come up for discus
sion.
q will represent all Of the district
all the time and further such legisla-
tion as will be beneficial to Minneso-
ia, more especially Northern Mime
sofa.
CHARLES HAYDEN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Ito be paid, $4,000
To the voters OF Beltrami County.
Minnesota:
hereby announce myself as a
non-partisan candidate for the nom
ination Of Representative for the
62nd Senatorial District, at the Pri.
mary Election to be held June 1e,
1914.
Assuring you that, II nominated
and elected. ! will ct all times work
for the best interests OF my consti.
tuents and the development Of North.
ern Minnesota.
will, II elected, work for County
Option.
Onward march Of Northern Mime
sofa, is my slogan.
JOHN R. NORRIS,
Williams, Minnesota.
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Political Announcements

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
(Inserted for and by j. G. Morrison
Jr., its author, Of Red Lake, Mimi,
who has paid $4,000
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Announcement
Yielding to the urgent solicitation
of large number Of friendsI hereby
present myself as a candidate for thu
nomination for Representative TO,
the .62nd Senatorial District.
II elected shall work for legisla.
ton that will give our state An eco.
nomical and efficient administration
Of its business affairs. - favor thu
reloaning Of the state .funds within
the state. I shall use my best of.
forts to further the securing Of ad.
ditional state aid for the construc.
ton Of roads and bridges.
I shall do all in MY power to se.
cure suitable appropriation for the
erection Of the sixth Normal school,
at Bemid1i:. ,.''-- -
/ will endeavor to secure the adop.
ton of the revolving fund amend
ment known a. House File No. 1912.
I will assist and vote for any legis-
lation that will help in the develop.
ment OF Northern Minnesota.
J: U. WILLIAMS.
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Very Remarkable Cure of Liver
An Excellent Cough Medicine.

Pioneer Wanus-Ono lalf cont
word cash.
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PICK UP NEARLY FOUR
HUNDRED SURVIVORS

1t was these two craft that found
af1oat the few lifeboats launched from
the stricken ship and picked up the
survivors they contained. Three hun
dred and thirty-nine were saved by
the Lady Evelyn and sixty by the
Eureka. Amog those saved was Cap
tain H. G.. Kendall of the Empress.
twenty-five of the rescued died
from their injuries after reaching
shore.
Most Of the first class passengers
persisted.
The water that poured into the
ships engine room caused an explo
sion and this forced many to jump.
Among those in the first cabin were
Sir Henry Seton Kari, noted Eng
fish lawyer and big game hunter;
Laurence Irving, son Of the late Sir
Henry Irving, his wife, Mabel Hack
ney, and two other members of Mr.
Irving's company, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
old Neville.
Of party of 140 Canadian Saliva,
ton Army members on board only
twenty were rescued.
So quickly did the Empress sink
that those passengers fortunate
enough to get into the lifeboats found
themselves CARRIED only in their night
clothes. No baggage was saved.
SURVIVORS OF DISASTER
SUFFER GREAT HARDSHIPs
The condition of the survivors was
pitiable. Some had broken arms and
=; legs and all had suffered terribly. L.
E. Gos5etin, prominent lawyer from
Montreal, saved himself by clinging
to raft. When the rescue ships
locked at Rimouski the station plat
form was converted into a hospital
| and the townspeople, bringing food
and clothing, united to aid the suf.
ferers.
Twelve bodies with faces covered
lay side by side On the wharf. They
were passengers who had made the
lifeboats, but who were fatally hurt.
The Empress of Ireland was valued
at 100000, and with her cargo, val
ued at S250,O00, was fully insured
At low tide the top of her tunnels
could be seen. She is lying in the
channel 1t is thought by navigators
that it may be possible to raise her.
At present the wreck is a menace to
navigation.
In the partial list of survivors avail
able there appeared the name of only
one saloon passenger, that of G. w. G..
Henderson, address not given.
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Acknowledgements

paid the regular rates for che series
Announcement
To the Voters OF Beltrami County
Mimi: e..
I hereby announce myself as Z can
didate foz the nomination for Coun-
ty Treasurer Of Beltrami County, ct
the Primaries to he held June 18th.
1914. =. f.: ..-.. s....
have been q resident OF Beltrami
County for the past Is years, part Of
the time engaged in farming, general
mercantile and banking business, and
can say that I am thoroughly con
versant with the duties pertaining
to the office OF County Treasurer. ]
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters throu ghout the county at the
Primaries to be held June Is, and l.
nominated and elected Twill promise
to conduct office in an able and eat
isfactory manner. -
A. L.: MORRIS.
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ADVERTISEMENT
($10. To Be Paid For Series)

Announcement
am candidate for tie State Sen
ate and herewith present my name to
the voters of this Sixty second dis
trict for their consideration at the
primaries to be held in June. II
elected will do all in my power to
concientiously represent my consti-
tuents and favor any legislation that
will help in the development Of Nor
therh Minnesota.
a. "A. ANDREWS.
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One-half cent a word. cash.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF


l hereby announce myself as a
non-partisan candidate for sheriff
OF Beltrami county, and respectfully
solicit the support of all voters at
the primary election to be held June
16, and il nominated and elected ]
pledge my best efforts in serving the
people Of the county.
have been resident of this
county for seventeen years, and !
was for two years a deputy sheriff,
during which time I received
training that will, I believe, aid in
performing the duties of The office,
which I feel confident can per-
form efficiently and satisfactorily, II
elected. - .. 49,
Respectfully,
.....~ M. H. HAZEN.
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Announcement -.

~. Announcement
l hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination Of county
commissioner from the third district
to be voted on at the primaries to
be held in June. Ihave been a resi-
dent of this district for the past
sixteen years and if elected will serve
the district and county to the best
of my ability.
LOUIS TEGNER,
90 Pinewood, Mimi,
Town of BuZZle.
ADVERTISEMENT
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hereby present my name as a
candidate for member of the house:
Believing the people of this leg
islatiye district, whose support / ask
at the coming primaries. should
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hereby announce myself Is 4
candidate for the State Senate from
the Sixty second district, which Is
comprised Of Koochiching and Bel
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Announcement.

To the voters of Beltramf County:
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination Of Re
gister Of Deeds Of Beltrami County.
to be voted at the primaries to be
held June 9Th, and respectfully 90
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Political announcement by and
for Nj. H. Hazen Of Bemidji, Mimi.
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May II, 1914.
Council met city hall at 8 o'clock P.
NJ: quorum being present meeting
was called to order by Vice-Pres. Mo-
berg.
Roll Call.
Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Moberg,
Lahr, Smart, Bisiar, Foucault, Miller,
Dirty. Absent, Bailey, Murphy.
Minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Bills.
The following bills after being audi
ted were read and on motion and Sec
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1919 : THU NV 121S1 10z244024N1
Inserted by A. Il. Morris who mas
paid the regular rates for the series
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Main Saloon is
Ordered Closed

Following the arrest last nisat Of
one man and iwo women ai the Main
saloon. Captain I'd A. smith. REPRE-
s.ntihs the military authorities.
aud Night Captain "f t'olis" Harry
Lewis. representing III. ei:ii author
i,ies. ordered the place closed. Th-
man ahd two women are in the r''S
Jail and viii he given n hearing az
- shars. of yasrsney Ia poi'c. court
this afternoon. 4. - result of th~
closing oi IN. pias. charges of Nio-
saiins the SUNDAY -iO,,ns ordinsnrc
may h. filed against the proprietor.
1iony Asnssto, Tine Main saloon
Ia the s..cond saissnn 4" b- closed IN
the pas, f-~ aa,s ~ the mii''sr,
auihar,ti~s, tn. commercial nsf.
.onsusiea bS ce~<"aini mo'h~s..
sas .iassd following the arrest Of
iAxr-as~ c-ssaiini last Friday sf'
ter an Investigation into the sa.Auit
,nsi~ On Aiissn-s J. II. ii~s's, s'.s'
s.iinI is s,iii In jaii
Arsins 40 ihfssna,ion received. .
detail at niiisia from ts- force s"m-
sasaaSi by Matss y. J. 'iA,a.nsssS
si Akuiiar. fs.srfas, .rsfch-i 10"
strikers Eoas~~ ., ArtsiiAs amt
s-i1res and .oats.~as.s, shtrts nss
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nf snsrsanisisn tine h-sas~ ~as
s~svhsa In Asui,as ssvs asa sn-
ne ih- ..issAisi.s Ten sitir. AR.
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ssrs hrisrt- That sh- rifles AAi asnH
mahissos ~-s. .ash~.s ssss In rs~r
sssl them fsos f,iliss ,saa the
hssa. ri ,h- militia soss- siss- sse
sk.a = s~sssh sf shs sa~s ani IT,
ten, .eiaNy sss ssSa-
rs- sailsiass se@sress.s9e ). Assia
so.sss iasrs'sEasins the Ssssssas a.
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s"-ashSessssa saia. lass usso1-ss
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striker killed
DY SWITCH ENGINE.


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ALLEGED PrrrY uuIvr
AR uNnI1 ARREST

10 she arrest lass .tssa @f Np.s
rsss lsasess ssa tssssss Ossb.s tse
sesiss believe shes hss. In. srs wAe
Nave se~a s~essai.sisE a sssh~s -t
r~sss shs.sesses At skr H.s-sly house
saa csAes snssl spaesias h~ssss of
late Ere~ssis MIS- ltssessf kss hs~s
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ssa so@sss ssa 'sss sssAs as~osessS
ste two es-a Who spa@ ssEs. esa
s~sv-a wees sass q Jssssass sss
gc.f Ned shsrrsrsses 10 l,as5gr atsts.ss
wesW called a@s so.os sas~ IL shsss~
ss4etr Stu,soe ss. arrested ye-a
ss.sss hf sesss re se-.ssl officer
jiss wasbMsss charged With h-ssies
u board bill ~ wues'ess
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n AIS.

=
John Haddow. Of Rouse. WAS In the
city yesterday on u short visit.
Herman intake left last night for
Denver to attend the stock show.
=, q. Bloom left last nigh, for
Denver to attend til. stock show.
Fred q. itoof. the Pueblo banker.
came In this morning ON = business
trip.
Guy Payne. store manager at Pfl-
nero. spent yesterday In the city on
business.
\. =. Anderson. stat. railroad conf
missioner. Jeff last night for Denver
for few days business visit.
John Aieiio. the local banker. has
returned from Denver wh-g" he spent
several days iransas,Ins business,
Mr. ". u, Reno. who In. ,s.-a
risiiins here for several weeks. left
this morning for her home in D-a-
Yer.
Judge aud Mr.. I-s.1 Il. Northeail
left last niEht for Drawer where they
will spend four aaf. "n busin-<.
and pleasure
". =. t.s. left last nish, for D~n-
yer where h- Gil, attend The meet :
in.~ Of ssn~hm~h b-ins held in that
city this week.
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night for n-ns.s Ia aii-na the
stnrkmra's sohs~ntion saa sio~k
.hn~ b-lnE held ;asr- this ~~-k.
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turned yesterday fsom Caiasa ~
xpriaE. where they siissa-a the soa.
seniisa Of III. casassae Gns.i RnaAs
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GREEK STRIKER
freed py JURY

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MAJORS WAS WAlo
Up SAYS STATE

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ssUse,.s5as 10 ssc cost ssass.s tust
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sey aN trial 90 sse charge az psus&~t.
ins his aapsAt<ts postesss 5sss@l
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souuees that il hoped to show sas
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ssd vitc die T. leaving p~Jjssss es
th-s. Iis.s
sheriff Jer-s sIuases sts Nsssas-
ssy j. L. LAwsca testified ~. tn ss~s
pssd To Majors in ste estate Of Asessr
rc-sen. whI,s Majors ssrsseen,cvs
u. " wsyIsat aad rtsnt r. resas.
connected vIss Stzs,cxesss Ranks.
testified svls,iSr to d, ,'res.> mad. s.y
Majors in tie NEssa.eat~sc hssk.
v,ysca Svrssy. an Nlewosos ~ at
sntnsy. testified -ss. he Mold clair.
sGsiss. Nsict. 'es8siise s'.sess ST.
sss prior 10 the tss.h ~ Mics sc--
dora Majors. ~ srsss oWe slsiw be-
inx 'cr scr y rcSlevseS br Majors
fct Cheats. ". said after sa. d4s,N
~ Miss Majors. se'esssas ssvc ai-,
an crdes IN ~ Insurance r.Ts,v IN
se,,I.men, ot ,hcse eIsi~s. NJ, ss W,
rc,tcy was never psid ,hA ,Iaim. arr
still cu,s,ardsrg
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C. y. nan Huxr.

rs'Iiss sspsa y sactiss I"nos.nsisr
beswc~@ $wsssss sas sya~xs ssaesSos
@sspss.F ssussa"a~o .'Ass. ssss"el
- tos~ssss Sa@pI.ssess ~ .ae - sse
" sssrsp.ss vas Passssssg sssss-s.
5iss I.n ssp va. ssosae aaa his
ssas sAs ssa-alsss. s>sAls ss~s.est
ses h. ~ss sa-sss ssss.s ~ "a ss
psvsssssa 'Hs IN .e@s ~sssss nss
sess soss bis sasascu sst s-sl ss"ss
sse ssa lie "a " tao tsass s-ss sgssst
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.sass- sr .sess sss~e si.saIr - ssest
eH sac ssssa ass sss sssv~ess TIVE
ssssa ~ss ss ssssxs as go~Suss-s
Isssssssssl rhe pn4s wss s-se-A
-srs s@ ssAll sss NsNsnnss No
tss.sst .raa.e@-ss. kss- s-r~s a.
eo-sheea
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CASE CONTINUED

The cas. of y. ]. Welsh. q Iaral
s-S SPA SET man charged Hi,h -rim-
inai ii,-i. growing oat .f the rubii-
rssi1n ai meas s,osi.-s relative la m.
ssis ~ i-ru,lss ri, ii-T.ini sn April
ie. ami .hieh ~as set fsr trial on
w-.ih.s.iay "f this ~-.k. has .--n
soa,inl-d an tbs iorL"' aud S-s.',
i"r trial mn f-brusFy l. \ y Ms-
Siashsh a. special prosecutor al
Sis~., she s.ari ,hts m.snins ,ha, h-
ant HE associates s"u'd n"i b.
r.siS '"r trial oH w-.a-ssiss.
r~sny srsa'sh PADS - ahaadsae~.
ss.ti a. ~ nffiss -
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wno v1lt nary HARRY,

ress"ssus ss. Isas viii sss~.s sac
ssssios ssss hss k.ss sea 4ss. siss g
ses The East sss ssessss. sAss a. she
series f-ass f'sssis. s'i~lsSex il
hssea t's~.so srsssise -ss~ss. ls
hssas ss. s@as ssAs kss~ ssos .
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ss-.i.t sale 90 A4sl.ss sss CSsss-
sssss sll shss week ssss.s s~sss -
s'ssk slassi sss 0stv~s Co 80. W
Maize 81 ~.
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S1se~t rsssSss sss.s5ses Jsaess,
Seth S'sstsaass sasWhs 2seo
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19

is'sn yesterday 4" Mr., and Mr.,
~ is"-.i. of az spruce street. a
'~~iN"-ESuni si'l Neither ami IN
fan, at" ioias nis-is Mr. Heed Is
'--osi--.'-f a, the isTai iisb, snd
I-"s-g pisn,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19

Mush s-n'ini-n, is ~spr-~s~,I IN
Iatns al the las tina, All p'ahin,i
nisn t,om s,s.ksns their -,-~ cato
ors~n's rsosfnains hat f-sih-rs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
BIRTH RECORD
$et

Mi ani Mrs. ~. y, Murray. IS..
ar" Tia" pToni parents at . hoy boss
Saturday nish' Neither aud sou sr-
i.lhE nir-is
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W course IL is uDtctsu1a'. waeu
long ha, feathers arr ssu.S iR,o c.h.
~ rrprles ;scass hus sttsWt'"w ne,
to h. called IN sp~,e way - styIssn
mtIitsety.
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special .aI. on Ntsiess and elmer
sr'es az ,his vsss Starts ,c,isy w.
pash Floral sni Garden Co. rae w
Main 81, sr
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SOLDIERS ARE
RECEIVING PAY

rse tswess ssasi~..s ~ she s-sses
'ss.ssIss eft se@sBsts srs.,saa@ ssvs srz
esissss shss tas sos ss. aseass of
I~.. ~nrt TAs rsSsi-ssy sanss
ssastr@ ~. pssaasssIAstn1. 9sssassvsy
sn.. tAe arrival us y " ssaesJ s~a
r ~ p1bsss. sWs .u.sses ~ sSr
state t~ssarss's c.s.e. whs ssssstl
susrt she n3y vassssss Twfsv 5Ee
rstnjtsa sask u Nasstssg toe sr~as
sp.k NJ susinsss F,asvs by sae scs-
Hers sv,rsssas oHesr psy vsssas-s
rAe INss~b~r Bavsclt snacrs-s so
tts&ss-e AtfsG sc iris svrs are
esr-ese ssscas's sszs ~5Is Snsrvss~
she amc-us 50 9 -. ~.~~e.
rrc eiI,,se ass s.s~n IN Srrt5es
', sh~ sssisc srse tor eSgs--cn.
dsys. Tse Jsuusty rayr~yss ~ssE
net 10 ss sNsvy rs Issev~F.rs. zs =
Iafsr s-~h@r ~ zen h&se .s4ss -
l'svr~ 'tcrs 6wsy STAT N-ds:o.
NsDsksn has ~ scvet atvvrr.s scF
. total at sIS.9 tot ysy- ss~e-
bIanss.. saa sort su9pSies. So
ees,se ,v.- ~ -Hs state miIs-ts. aJS
jtcese ,onsiacrpd ses,ne u-re 'her
have seen in TIE field has nSu
seAshe close 10 -Ae s,sa sss. rrsrr
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supper Tuesday Evening. ianassv r
s.th. christian church. zsc. !