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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
HE LEAPED FROM
TOP CELL DOOR
Autopsy Shows Holt Killed Self When
Keepers Back Was Tlrned-Nesll.
gence Investigation

NEW YORK, July Frank Holt
the mnn who shot j. Z. Morgan, lay
dead today In an undertaking estab-
llshment nt Hampstead, l., l., and
New York police had In their posses
sion his trunk containing 1874 sticks OF
dynamite with which, they believe he
planned to wreck public buildings In
New York and other cities.
An autopsy today established the
fact that Holt committed suicide by
leaplng from the top OF his cell door
IN the MlneolR, l.. l., Jail last night,
while his keepers back was turned.
Walter II. Jones the Mineola cor
oner. issued statement after an au.
topy had been performed by the pris.
ON physician, saying:
Holt came to his death by CON.
pound fracture ~ the skull and cereb.
raj hemorrhage caused by a fall"
Hollis suicide followed closely upon
the discovery Of evidence tending to
confirm the suspicion that he was
Erich Muenter, the former Harvard
Instructor who was accused Of poison.
ing his wife In 1905, This was the
day vet for his preliminary arraign.
ment on the charge Of shooting Mr..
Morgan
Investigation wax In progress today
to ascertain whether his suicide was
due to negligence OF any jail official
The shipment to New York Of Holtt
trunk containing dynamite enough to
destroy an entire block was also the
subject Of Inquiry. Police officials In.
spected the cottage at Central Park,
L. l., where Holt had spent twu
weeks conducting experiments In the
manufacture Of Internal machines and
In target practice with a revolver.
II was reported today that Holt had
told detective that he had put fifty
pounds Of dynamite on board Yea
sci which had since left New York
Wireless stations along the coast on
deavOreu 70 reach Ateanerr which hat
left since June ~ 10 warn them Of
possibility Of an explosion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
COTTON SEED WENT UP
Price Of GOO Tons Il Basis Of Suit for
S2,GSS Now on Trial Hero-Defend.
ant l. Joe Abraham

Testimony Is being taken again
Wednesday IN the suit Of the South.
west Cotton OH company against Joe
Abrahams Of Bristol, the plaintiff al
leglng that there Is due from the de.
fendant the sum Of $2,83S,Se for
breach Of contract
The suit is based on the ground that
on November 10, 1913, the plaintiff
contracted with Abraham for the de
livery Of 600 tons OF prime cotton
seed at S22.60 a ton. II IL alleged that
Abraham delivered only 200 tons un'
der the contract aud then asked $50
ton for the remainder delivered
after that time. The total loss on the
breach Of contract made out AZ the
difference In the price, IN S9s7bO, 4,
The defense Is that the contract was
carried out to the letter as far ms the
delivery was concerned, and that the
price was TO be ruled by the market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
TAX SALES MAY
Be |NvA[|DATED
That MOOted Eighteen Per Cent
Penalty Construed as Partly
imperative
ATTY. GENERAL STATES OPINION
Seems That Question Involves
Mainly Whether or Not Owner
Was Notified
ATTY. GENERAL STATES OPINION

GALES VI land for delinquent taxes
~ for the years 1910 TO 1914, inclu.
siye, where notice had not been given
VI such delinquences, are probably
void, II they included the penalties
that may have bee attached IS an
opinion given today by the attorney
generals office to Ed Grassland. cuun.
ty attorney Of Tulsa county, In which
the matter of delinquent taxes aud
the penalties attached. Is explained Al
some length
The attorney general goes back to
the years Of 1905 and 1909, and says
that whether or not the taxpayer was
notified, Il penalty uf Is per cent
should attach 10 delinquent taxes, aud
this should be- charged up 10 Febru.
AIRY 3, 1915 From that date 10 June
! the penalty should be- q per cent, ao.
cOrding 10 the statute enacted by the
last Legislature, and from June the
Is per cent should then attach.
The attorney general says that for
the years 1910 1911, 1912, 1913 and
1914, n the taxpayers were notified
that their taxes were delinquent. then
the penalty VI ls per cent should at.
tach up TO February 3, 1919 aud from
that time to June ut q per cent, then
resume the Is per cent after June /.
In case no notice of delinquency was
given the taxpayers then no penalty
should attach for the years 1910 to
1914. inclusive, up 10 February 2.
1915 After that date the u per cent
should be applied until June /, and
the Is per cent after the latter date
However, where no notice had been
given AZ to delinquent taxes. for the
years 1910 to 1914, and mles Of land
had been made which included the
penalty, then such sales are probably
Invalid, NJ holds the attorney general,
The matter Of delinquent taxes and
the peUalties has been the subject "
no little consideration during the past
few months, especially since the last
Legislature passed new law covering
the matter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
Deep Sea Diuer Recouers a
Body From Brickyard Pond

few yards Of where he had been push.
ed In. Az the little dark body was
brought TO the surface pathetic
scene ensued, the mother Of the drown.
ed lad became hysterlcal at the sight
OF her only son. whom she tried to
believe alive until the last minute.
The drowned lad and Roy Hin. a
cousin, were playing around the pond.
according 10 the statements Of Roy
aud Others, when the white boys be-
gan to chase them. Roy managed to
escape over bluff At one side NJ the
pond, but Walter was surrounded,
and pushed Off hank into ten feet
OF water He could not swim. and
had always been In terror Of deep
water his relatives said today The
boys said to have been responsible for
the drowning have not yet been found
The body was taken 10 the Street and
Draper undertaking rooms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
WEST END FRAUDS?
Governor Will Start Investigation OF
Loans From School Land Funds
Trading NOthing w.

Governor Williams todny took defi-
mite steps towards following ont the
intention Of the lust legislature when
II appropriated 5000 with which TO
Investigate alleged frnuds In connec-
ton with lending school land money
IN Beckhum, Roger Mills and klown
counties tie appointed KoynI j. Al
len of Duncan aud T.. W Moore of
Comanche to npprai.c certain tracts
In Roger Mills aud Beckham counties
upon which tracts excessive loans
are alleged ~ have been made
should the special appraisers fall
to find fraudulent valuations, the
entire matter with regard other coun.
ties a. well us Roger Mills and Beck.
ham win he dropped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

The body OF Walter Dabley, the I.
year.old negro boy who was pushed
into the deep water filled clay pit at
the old brick yard on West Tenth
street by gang OF white boys Tues
day afternoon and drowned, was re-
covered shortly before noon today by
Captain A. H. Hoffman, the diver who
appeared at Belle Isle during the cele-
bration Monday. All night long fire
men and others dragged the bottom Of
the pit, which the recent heavy rains
have filled with nearly 10 feet Of wa
ter.
Captain Hoffman and his diving ap-
paratus was brought TO the scene by
Assistant Fire Chief Tony Meyers this
morning after all efforts to find the
body had failed Within four min.
utes after entering the water, the div.
er located the hoy n the side Of an
old hand car on the bottom, wimin 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
HlKED $l7S,OOO A DAY
Board Of Equalization Does Business
With a Nengeance--All Public SerN.
lee Companies Protest

In total " thirty two public sery.
Ice corporations passed by the bourd
Of equalization Tuesday the assess
ments were raised Sl7s,OOO over the
assessments ou the same companies II
year ago, The corporations represent
electric fight gas and power compan
les. The board will bc working on
these concegns for the next two or
three days,
Hearings are being given those who
care 10 protest against the assessments
as being tentatively made. The Ok
mulgee Gas company, Oklahoma Fuel
and Supply company, Chlckasha Gas
and Electric company aud the McAles-
ter Gas and Coke company are some
Of the largest concerns being heard
by the board Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
Navy Wireless Warns Saxonia and
Philadelphia That Explosion
May Take Place Today
THIRTY POUNDS OF DYNAMITE
Suicide Wrote to Wife That Vessel
Would Be Destroyed; Both
Ships Report

NEW YORK July THE dead hand of Frank Holt assassin
bombmakc and alleged wife murderer reached Atlantic
today and menaced with dynamite attacks two transatlantic liners
with nearly l,OOO men, women and children aboard
Somewhere the Holt his WIFE, the liner Saxon
or the Pmladepma-he whcwoud be destroyed
today dynamite bomb containing thirty pounds Of explosive
which Holt known to have received and which had been
counted for IS believed by the police to be the Holt had
chosen to destroy the ship
Wireless Sends Warning
While Holt lay today suicide his cell in. Nneola L. L. where
he taken after his attempted assassination of j. Morgan
wireless cracked warning the Atlantic telling Of his
to blow up ship and the mystery Of his life cleared away with
his positive Identification Erich Muencr the alleged wife
dcrer who fled Harvard in 1906
Nothing dramatic the last few crowded days Holt
life has light than the warning Of destruction that was un-
covered after his death His confession that he placed the bomb
the capitol at Washington last Friday his attempted assassination
Of Morgan the growing belief that he Erich Muenter al
legged murderer Of his wife eliminating today in his positive den
catIOnn deathas Muen and his sensational suicide by eapng
from the top Of his cell the floor formed events
which the threatened destruction Of the Philadelphia the Saxona
fitted startling climax
The powerful wireless stations Of the navy department
enlisted the efforts prevent the threatened disaster
In to the warning there received today message from
the captain Of the Philadelphia which said that everything aboard
had been identified and that all well The Saxona had not
replied Her failure to do attributed the weakness of
wireless batteries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

ridor to check the disturbance so that
Holt might sleep. lie looked into the
other corridor and found there was
nothing there As he was about tn
start hnck, O'Ryan said he heard q
noise that sounded like u revolver
shot.
II ran back 10 the cell aud said 10
myself: He's done II. Somebody
slipped him gun looked into his
cell aud did not src him Theu
went into the cell. expecting him 10
Jump at me. II was dark aud |
could not sec him ! trlpped aud fell
when | looked down ! saw that had
fallen over his body
Martin " Lttlrtou Hollis counsel,
examined his cell closely MIR Little
ton climbed up the iron burs ON the
side NJ the cell ms Holt apparently
had done before committing suicide 10
see II II were possible FOR man TO
KIN himself In that manner MIR Lit
Teton was convinced that II was,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

Storm NJ moderate intensity N rrn
trul uyfg western Town this morning
and In moving northrH-twnrd II has
unused showers und thunderstorm, In the
Missouri aud upper Ml-si-ippi valley.
aud upper lake region D"s Molnrs nnd
81 Paul report precipitation IN excess
Of one inch Light ruins have fallen 'n
the Eud Gulf and South Atlantic ronst
sections Rnd over scattered urrus ln ih"
far northwest Except us above mention
ed there has been uu precipitation u
consequence during the past twenty four
hours
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
WHAT Is IT9 WHAT ARBOUR
EVERY ONE IN TOWN ASKS

The question OF who, what and
whore Is the Arhour Is suppIantiug the
usual one of think II will rain to
day. I'm Oklahoma city Some de-
clare the Arbour Is u new theatre, 9th
ers say II isn't, but all want 10 know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
MUENTER, HOLT
WERE SAME MAN
Positive Identification Is Made by
Former Intimate AC-
qualntanCes

Glen COVE July Frank Holt.
OwhO attempted TO take the llfe u
J. J. Morgan and who committed sui
eide lust night IN the Mineola jail was
today identified a. Erich Muenter
The Harvard Instructor who disappear
ed after being indicted as the murder
cr ~ his wife. Leouu, IN Cambridge,
Mus, III 1906
The Identification was made by n.
T. Smith. state detective Of the district
attorneys office Uf MiddleseN coun
y, Massachusetts. Theodore Hitler.
nm automobile man of Cambridge aud
A T. Brown, Il Boston newspaper man.
The Identification " Holt IN Muen.
ter came after the three men Smith.
Hitler and BrOwn-had made n care
ful examination ~ Holts body. Hollis
teeth were examined by Smith, who
stated that the gold bridge In the up.
per right jaw WIS the same ns that
In the mouth OF Muenter The Massa
chusetts state detective told the Mas
sau county authorities he WIS posi-
tive Of his Identification and that
there was no question In his mind
that Holt was the missing Muenter.
Thomas Hitler who lived with
Muenter and who drove him TO the
railroad station the night Muenter
disappeared was equally positive the
dead man was the former Harvard In
structOr
A. T Brown, who had known Muen-
ter, after looking the body over,
agreed with Smith and Hitler
Detective Smith brought with him
from Boston the Bertillon measure.
ments OF MuPnter and It was found
that they Tailed In every way with
Holt's measurements.
Lewis ]. Smith, district attorney Of
Nassau county announced after the
Identification had been made that he
considered n definitely established
that Muentet ahd Holt were the same
person.
CHICAGO. July Positive iden.
tlfication Of Frank Holt, the assailani
~ J. + Morgan as Professor Erich
Muenter. the missing Harvard profes
sor, who was alleged 10 have murder
pd his wife was made by Professor
Chester II Gould, Of the University
Of Chicago
Professor Gould. In u statement
made public today, admitted he had
identified Muenter. who was former
student AZ the University OF Chicago
while at Cornell University last No
vemher. lie said he decided for sev
ernl reasons not to expose the man a,
''he seemed 10 he getting along nicely
and I Thought It was better 10 let wei
enough alone"
Gould Ii Certain
Professor Gould's statement in part
follows:
when | arrived at Cornell unlyer
sity last November 20 engage In re
search work was introduced TO DR.
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Continued on Last Page.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
NAVAL TACTICS
ARE 'BUNGL|NC'
NOrthCliffe Terms Gen. Hamllton's
Operations at DardaneIleS
"UnlOrgivable"
TEUTONIC THRUST SLACKENS
Two Bombs Found Aboard British
Ship Carrying American
Automobiles

| ONDON july T., :O0p. m.-Petro-
- grad assert, complete check has
been effected On the Austraus near
hosnik, southern Russian Poland
where the invaders are threatening
one N the most important rallroad
connections with Warsaw. The claim
directly cuutradicts the Vienna Off
cial rrport that the Russians were de-
fratrd iu this section otherwise the
Russian aud AustroGermnn reports
agree that quiet prevails along the re-
muiudcr Uf the eastern front
Italy
Italy keeps up her battering tactics
against the Au-tru Hungarian pOsit.
tions along the Isouzo river, Vienna
reporting particularly fierce but fruit
less attacks un the lower lsOnzU be-.
tween Gorizla and the sea.
Rumors continue 10 reach London
from scattered sources OF a great Ger
man offensive against the western
front with Calais as the objective, but
actual reports from this war theater
show no more than the usual activity.
Dardaneiles
General Sir Ian Eamllton's report
Of the British operations at the DArda.
ncllcs has caused much favorable com
ment in the British press This IL
not unmiXed with criticism. however
Of the strategy which dictated the
campaign. Lord Northcliffe's news
papers are particularly strong IN de-
nOunclng the tactics which led 10 such
fearful slaughter The Times. describ-
Ing the naval dash which preceded the
land operations, says II was naval
Balaklaya and denounces the whole
operations ~ "unfOrgyable bungling."
Poland
Divergent claims come from Vienna
and Rome NJ to the situation ON the
AustrO Italian front Italian head
quarters reports the infliction Of az
we're losses upon the Austrians ia
| counter attacks on the Carnic frontier.
the repnlse Of attacks along the Ty.
rol Treutlno line and OF q determined
assault upon the Italian position ON
AyostanO peak
The most recent Austrian official
statement declares the Italians have
heen on the offensive and have been
repulsed IN attacks at several points.
Unofficial dispatches from Italy
emphasize the violence OF the fighting
along the Austrian frontier and de-
clare the troops " that nation are
making determined attempt 10 open
the way TO Jarvis. regarded as the
key to Interior Austria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

"rusa's speed never slackens, said
r. a. Hollerman " that place ut the
SklEYiH hetel- toiay Mr IlelleFmaA-
II nm oil producer " the eust side and
says that the usual oil field develop
ment " progressing normally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
PROBE STARTED
FOR ACCOMPLlCES
Washington and Texas Officials In.
yestigsting Possibility that Holt
May Have Been Aided BY Others

DALLAS Tex. July 7-Telecrnph.
ic correspondence with Washington
authorities as 10 whether Holt may
have had acCompllccs was made pub.
lie here to-day by Mrs Hollis attor.
ney.
The attorney MIR Cockrel. yester
day wired 10 Cone Johnson Of TYLER.
TeNns, solicitor FOR the state dcpart
ment at Washington. copy Of that
portion of Holt's letter To his wife de.
failing the alleged placing Of bombs
aboard steamships Superintendent
of Police II. W. Pullman " Washing.
tun then wired Cockrell.
"llon. Cone Johnson transmits IN
this department YOUR lmportant tele.
gram Wish You would get In touch
with Mrs Holt and inquire II she
knows of any possible person who
might have Joined her husband in
carrying out his plans about sinking
the steamers Philadelphia or Soyony
Wire reply please"
Cockrell said he gave the followIng
Ia Gone Johnson In the original tele.
graphic wnrning about the liners
Mrs Holt aud nr Sensahaugh her
father and thought this should he
Immediately put before your depart
ment as nrecautlon, although none
N us believe he has any accompllces
whatever or that he has any lnforma,
ton"
MIR Cockrell said he had wired su.
permtendent Of Police Pullman that
the family here has no further Ipfor.
nation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

BERWICK, Pa. July Announce
meht was nnde here today that the
American Gar and Foundry company
had closed an order with the Rus
sian government for i,lO0 box cars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
HOLT BOMBS THREATEN 2 SHIPS
M|SS|LESFOUND:
NO EXPLOSIONS
Bombs Buried In Three Vessels
Sailing From New York
10 HaVre


NJ INV YORK., July Three ships
..,., II. -. a.. ...
'''''N '"''' '"'' ""' Ut was
learned ii"m an nuihoril1llN' source
todny were found Ia have unexpected
bomb, aboard rhr missile. having
,..n ,l...., .., a.. .,.,. .nt ...
" ~" '''' ." '''' '''
"',"'' 'aIH'S.
~ '"'h case II was said the bombs
huu O''h placed aboard n vessel car.
l"t "1i"'""ol'N ana o'hef 7"ppllrS
Tor tine French army
I. AI 'u''7''s"'l"h ID "hl'h the TINT.
'' H'nl'' N"'rrl Scr'lr" detectives ot
,hiT ''N ana the ffrn'h government
nu' Jo'n''' u was sald had been be
gun.
n' existence OF pI"l 10 destroy
munitions ~ war II was said had
n'rn ,,. uncovered 10y the discovery Of
ihi'' bombs. This discovery was an.
n"u'','o 10y steamship man Of high
n''"''ut' VINO v1llllrhrh a story luld
'.''"H ny ~. :. hllI' passenger VI the
S''''"'' ESl'hs"e.
W,surNpTnN t,t. u,.,
.JI.r,t,ha. haro i1,.,' D'', " ''''''''
J.r,rtm.nt =, mo IT, 80 ~ ~ ''''' ''"' y
p,iIa,InI,,,t, ,a,, m ''",,' N"N,'"'l ""i
unl,'. a.sar,,,a s na, ''',n' ,t''i VI nun
I,r,.r ,, In,o,nni 1T
Rho -ra,. o,,nJ 49,. Ap'V,'u"N 'ou'l 70
~ un,r. I.,,aa '',','iuS wy
orthnr,tia. NJ cia,. - ''' ''''" ''e
Tho ts,, - uat,', - .,-.,
D., IN. na.,. o 80 u.'S'"I''','
l,us. 'P1 '''"' was ~ lo''
a ''r"her leaving New York for
,,''rI :, l"'' nhou'u Slnk' Dod Nilllh'. on
Wv ''"' II y t'f rhlihuelphla or the
n'Apnl .l 'naAohia ou' hm not sure.
~ ms 'elt On 'he Secohd or lhird.
uh lhe margin or the letter was
"li,,en
s ltd' lh'S OH until ai'er this hap
l""S
r V'"e's 10 invcssiEate
i"r N"uS,huce ol mont letler was
Sent ny ThulO 10 tne commanders Of
the two vessels AS well AK the de.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

FORT WORTH, Tex, July T.
Frank Holts failure To reveal enough
" his past life 10 the faculty of Poly
technlc college here 10 satisfy them
was the reason he failed TO win pro.
motion TO professorshlp. This was
announced to-day by President n. A.
Boaz u Polytechnic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
THE WEATHER


Oklahoma Tonight generally thlr
cooler In the northeast, Thursday ialr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07
c. F. TALKS MILLIONS


CHICAGO, July 7-"Gct n million
new members and Si,OOOOOO for mis-.
slons,' was the slogan at the opening
herp today of the twenty seventh In.
ternatlonal Christian Endeayor con.
yentlon Delegates were urged to en-
roll million new members, million
slgners TO n peace petition and mil
lion pledges to make the country a sn-
loonlcss nation 10y 1890
CHICAGO July AT the meeting
of the board Of trustees of the Society
Karl Iesunn, field secreb,ry, report
ed that s260.OOO NJ the s9OO,OO0 needed
for a headquarters building In B'~lon
had been raised.
Christian endeavor IA stronger to-
dny than ever before IN It's history"
said Mr.. I.esman. "Chlna II facing
the greatest spiritual awakening she
ever has known. In India, Korea.
Africa, IN every mission field. we find
there Is new aud growing interest IN
religion Africa has the largest
Christian Bndeavor society In the
world"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-07

Generally fair weather tonight and
ThursdAyi not much change In trmpera-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

ITO Geurse wpshlnston ars.,sa ,t
'tnihsldso and toNk onmmatd ~
thr Continental traa,.s. nunhor.
inH itaa0 men
It's The mcmnr,hio reaolttlon A.
chring the North American Ell
nh''- i1eiepnpdont passed BY
~ hlNsr. without dsasntlna
colony y was proclaimed ga thc
tunrih
1900 hiu iet M parliamentary union
oi Great titltoin and lrclans.
sianc6
l'N' 1'ttefsun forbade an intercourse
Win Ntltlah watships ANA or.
aered an such Vessels IN Aincrs
can WATERS a. withdraw Thi,
Ari'sN wAs gApseJ ~ attack ~
hfitiah ship l.eupnrd "a Anerl
san frsgate Chsnapeakc ana ~
lAAias ~ goi,'s uf four sailors
iNss Austrian and Ametlr.,n eunaul,
~ SMYRNA ~ nov over rcfu.
Eee American sioop "a i.nni.
Trained itr eunn ON az Austrint
htig and foFvel Inv delivery al
the fcfugce % thr frrnch consul
1922 Legislature % ksnsas met a.
lhswnes ard urranixea.
lses l.At'lsap4ke al alarslA. laa,
liNcn iOst
1911 Nitss Victor Rnmannel enieret
hone "a thc nrn capital II M
kinEdum
1851 -l,rcsiaent cau,ela e,tanx -, /.
Charles = Oullaan.
'NFa AHmifal cefscrca'a fleet. hi0ekS.
~ Santiago liarhor. steamed ol
AND wep dessr,Ned rs 4 ( fieas
Ash r'tsnhraneslos who made an an.
sascrssfsil as,smpl 10 KIN Arch.
duke fmncls rerdsnsad. lfnpll
Gates he sscsc,af, ~ thc pan
seFNian Nnior and others In an.
assassination az The Austrlan hci,
and h.s wife.