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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

We carry a t1u lnz of halr goods
lfal orders soii-r-e5 comb
uafe 10 7rdar Hair dye.nE and
bleaching Residential calls gwen
5rl1-ct attention Psndlet0n Hair
Drs s-nz PzrI9ys. PeadIst7u Hotel
81-z Psrrs IS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

shortly after ropaH Ecceeds in
getting a man % sag that he I8,gs
her she begins % Gnd him uninter.
estin<
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

For A1ans Athena and Weston
eaysg Hennlnzs Cigar store al 10
n and 111 , Il each lay ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

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sees co -set e Fl nos. ---
Hs was -cca e 2laLel nome a--s
81 Ms eo-S-l' seaa wan q. A-'-@1-
M ana MIS- E-s-ae A--ll~N anu
Haa- J. @. AAl-eeA % H-s1As l-
visited Fei4iisss acre a-Flas ne
car for home VIA HepPneF. lhe elder
Mr. AatioeS. oEuiher q the iate "
, Na-LocS ard x CAS- A1tiocS. Wls
formerly mayor = Eugene
+
Ms Iuua Alna@g % rof'LAAa- a
sister ct Mrs. J. n IALlHian ana oi
man h0me.
Word has been received Iror the .
University q Washinston thai Hiss
Katherine Ehou pson o. tnis city haA
affiliated WITH the AAppa Aappa t@fii- .
al2 sgrurttg % ghtca aer sister. Mss
LeliA nom F-en. y as @l'eAas a mem
oer
A week orlu TAI az good times : .
being ant.c.par-t eE the members e F..
the Pre-7T iartAn ehlrch Nae aaFe
planned q series 2. FArl.-@ tE1 F1er y
rtulS rHr FHarE DH-NE Tex. sex. Ire f.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

The THURSDAY Afternoon club WILL
resume It's years work AZ the Club
Room In the County Library -C-o-rov
afternoon Nrs John VHr-. president
st the cl1b wilt ba -h- hostess THE
business meeting E.I1 Hagi- AZ --r'
o'clock and viii he followed r. -a4
club program 4t sis O'Clock
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

za- acquainted meeting t0 s-ies
-Aa parents s ali G-.s a-H rnr1 ally
.rvireI S ~ he held On Fr iAs after
r on ar ? l5 O'Clock i- the I4-rnl-
s-s- H.-I55-E under r-a auspices u
-as ILTc-l- school -are---'-a-7a-'s
as=.c.s-lr- TIE meeting Is HeIH A.
-Hs saH ~ the pa-ert--sscrer circle
President MIRA g l. In Dow au3 nm
lnter-sr.u- ana enjoyable time s
gra1- aszd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

A week 5r.u tuI 0t good times +
being anticipated bE the members e
the PRESBYTERIAN church whN have
rla1u=t series 3 parties ari rscep-
rous t7r every -l-h- 1-z- -aeS. Ths
period o.. festivities has been tSs-s-
-a5st As Eo1ri-C-- week ard vii
-n5ol lhtaGiy b@ gala 7ccaEor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

The choir u The ca4reh q the Re
teener zIu meet for reEearzaI at
--54 O'CLOCK ibis sv-ninE at the
-harch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-27

i wonderful showing OF fancy silks tha
can be made Up into most stylish dresses fo
street OF evening wear. 4 display Of the new
est e0lorIngs and combinations: So inche
wide The yard - S1.5O 70 So. on
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
DECLARES BRYAN
 ::SUPP0RT WILSON
Chairman of Neoraska oeetra, oom- J. m'littee Says Bryan win Lead
 Delegation for Wilson.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March B. Judge Thompson, chairman of the Nebraska Democratic central commit teeS has announced that William J. Bryan will support President Wilson for renomination at the St. Louis convention.
 Judge Thompson mas just return ed from Florida where he held con. ference with Bryan and says that the Nebraska leader will lead a solid del- egation from his state for the presi- dent. Bryan, 1t is said, still opposes the second term on general principles but realizes that President Wilson is the only man whom the Democrats can put forward with reasonable ,as- surance of electing.
 The news that Bryan will not op. pose the nomination of the president on the floor. of the convention but will give him his support has caused op. timism to. spread througout the ranks of the party and the leaders are now predicting that victory will rest with President Wilson being elected.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
CAUSED FOUR .....
 DEATHS FOR so
Hotel Clerk Has Confessed that He Burned Hotel Because Propri- G..
 etor Promised Him Money.

NEW WARk, N. J., March 3.-Ar- thur Grubber, clerk, who had been arrested on suspicion of having caus- ed fire in hotel here two years ago which resulted in four persons being crelnated and six others being crippled for life has entered plea of guilty to the charge and has made a full confession of the crime.
 Grubber, who was clerk at the Kern hotel two years ago when it was destroyed by fire, has confessed that he set fire to the building because the proprietor had promised him ten dol lars for the job. He declares that he had no intention of causing the deaths of any of the guests but that after starting. the fire he became frightened and feared to give the alarm before 1t was too late for the guests to escape.
 Investigation has shown that the proprietor of the building had in creased his insurance a few days be- fore it was destroyed, but that he has since disappeared.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
PRIEST CAUSE 0F RIOT
Attempted to Deliver Lecture in Chi cago and Police and Fire De-
 partments Restore Order.
 ".


 CHICAGO, March 3.-The attempt of Joseph Satterly 3 former priest, and his wife who was a former nun, to lecture here, last night resulted in a serious riot which required the com bined efforts of the police and fire de- partments to suppress the crowds.
 Early in the evening the streets where the hall Is located in which Satterly was advertised to lecture was crowded by an angry mob which bar red the entrances to the hall to keep anyone from entering. Police off, cers who attempted to disperse the crowd were roughly handled and an emergency call sent to police head quarters brought force of reserves.
 When the police were unable to ddsperse the rioters who threatened the destruction of the hall the fire de- partment was called and streams of water were turned on the crowd, which soon dispersed. Satterly has been notified that he will not be per mitted to give public lecture in this city as his speeches are incentives to rioting.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
HODGE SEEING
 MORE LIQUORS Still Continues His Raids Against the Homes of Citizens Where He Be-
 lieves Liquor Is Stored.

SEATTLE, March 5.-Deputies acting under instructions from Sher- if Robert Hodge yesterday raided the home of P. A. Sullivan and seiz- ed five thousand dollars worth of li- quors. The stock was the largest to be seized at one time since the prohi- bition law went into effect on Janu- ary 1, and consisted of beer, whisky, high-priced wines and cordials.
 Several trucks were required to transport the liquors from the pala- tial home of Sullivan to police head quarters where all liquors seized un- der the prohibition law are stored until a ruling is handed down in a test case which is now before the courts.
 Sullivan is the owner of the noto- rious American Cafe and also con ducts a hotel under the same name, and before the prohibition law closed it's doors he ran the American saloon. He has recently been'' defendant in the courts for violation of the dry law as he was accused of having serv- ed liquor to patrons of the cafe un- der the gufse of coffee.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
F0X RAISER. |S
 ENJOYING LIFE Physician who Engaged in Venture has Found that it is Bringing Returns Beyond Expectations

Fl. M. Conrad, who was formerly
 with the Granby Mining Company, has returned from a trip to Latouche and the Green IS4and fox farm near that place which was established by
 Dr. Thos. A. Haxby. He reports that the doctor now has three hundred fine animals on the island and that the venture is proving a success be- yond his dreams.
 Dr. Haxby has erected a comfort able residence on the island where he resides with his wife and daughter.
 In auult,on to the residence he has
 built blacksmith shop, boat house, smoke house and saltery. During the
 winter season he employees two men in looking after the foxes but during the summer season he has a consid- erable force in catching and prepar- ing the feed for the foves during the winter.
 Dr. Haxby relying on the advice of
 the Department of Commerce, has been feeding his foxes on fish ex-
 clusively and has found that the anil
 mals thrive better than when the food Is mixed with vegetables. Ills animals are always in big demand y the fox breeders.
 MT. Conrad says that Dr. Haxby and his family are very comfortable on their island home as they own 8 launch and can come and ge as they please and have not a worry in the
 world.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
$5oo.0O REWARD.

A reward of One Hundred Dollars will be paid for the arrest and con- viction of the person who on October 25; 1915,. entered the Hes Power House and drew off the oil from the generator bearings.
 One Hundred Dollars will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the party who on February 1z, 1916. short-circuited the Hes Power Lines near the Granby Camp.
 Three Hundred Dollars will be paid for information leading to the con viction of the person who on the night of February 19, 1916, smashed a portion of the Isles' Hume and threw the broken lumber into the waterway causing great damage tc the pipe line and interfering with the business of this company.
 All of these acts of vandalism were committed by some one famili 1T with hydro-electfics and with the in-
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
ALASKA BRINGING
 TWENTY FOR VALDEZ

SEATTLE, March 3.-The steam CT Alaska, which was formerly the Kansas City, sailed for Southwestern Alaskan ports last Wednesday with the following passengers for Valdez: John Emel, Agnes Woodland, J. Gal. win, L. Carvey, Mrs. Carvey, J. Nc Dougal and wife, E. Karr, J. A. Haze lett, Frank Herman, George Madden. William Crawford and wife, and sev- en steerage passengers. w. E. Dun- kle, the well known Alaskan mining man, is a passenger for .Latouche ac- companied by his wife.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
A Card to the Public,

Patrons of the Inter-Mountain Traction & Power Company should give scant attention to the libelous statements being circulated by the employees of. the. Alaska Water, Light & Telephone Company. This com pany Is not on the verge of selling out, but on the contrary is about to erect a plant of 150o h. p. with dam that cannot be interfered with. An offer was made last December by the undersigned to purchase the power plant of the Alaska Water, Light & Telephone Co.,, and furnish them with current. The offer was refused and the matter dropped.
 ; This company having already per- fected it's plans for it's new plant, the financing of which Is now we'll ad- vanced. has withdrawn its offer. Any statement conflicting with the above Is absolutely false. The other com pany has made several efforts to buy out the He's interests, and each time has welched out of It's bargain. But if 1t thinks 1t will gain its object by misrepresentatiops ito our patrons, impeding our water flow, and other acts in violation of the decree of the Court, 1t has another think coming.
 1t ALFRED B. ILES.;.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
DONNyBR0Ok FAIR
 TO BE REPEATED
Irishnen of New York Win Hold an Anti.British Demonstration .-.-..t . -.,':
 .., while, Others Object.

NEW YORK, March 3.--The wide ly advertised anti-British demonstra- tion which was to have been held in this city on March 4th and 5th may not be permitted by the police as 1t is feared that 1t might result in seri- ous rioting.
 Many Hibernians have denounced
 the demonstration as un-American
 and have declared their intention of
 breaking up the parade if 1t is per mitted by the police. Prominent Ger
 mans in the city are also discourag- l ing the demonstration and assert 1t
 can accomplish no god and will only ,erve to engender hatred among
 those who should try to forget that they are former citizens of the Euro
 pean countries engaged in war. Y, Tho organizers of the demonstra- tion say that they have permission kfrom the city authorities to hold their fparade and have promised that noth- ling will occur which will give offense to those whose sympathies are with Britain in the struggle, as 1t is for political purposes to show their strength.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03

Suro Tonight. A good show at the Liberty Thea tre tonight. Visit the Liberty.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
ADMIRAL EVANS COMES
 ., FROM THE WESTWARD

The steamer Admiral Evans of the Admiral Line, returned to Valdez at an early hour this morning and sail ed again for the southward within an hour. She had made the trip to Ko- d;ak anu the officers report a nne trip with calm weather all the way. The outgoing passengers from Valdez on the steamer were: Mrs. Marion Leach ST., George Angermeyer, Dr. E. c. Dalton for Seattle. The passen- gers for Cordova were: Attorney Capers. T. M. West and John Stoter.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03

For good nome-cooked meals try Mrs. NJ. Olson, on Hobart Street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03

Miss Katherine Monahan of the clerk of the courts office, will leave for .Eordova to open an office to re- ceive petitions and applications for citizenship. There are reported to be a number of persons in C0rdova whc are desirous of perfecting their citi- zenship before the coming municipal elections.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03

tention of interrupting the power service of this company.
 Any person who can furnish the above information should communi. cate immediately with the Inter- Mountain. Traction & Power Co.,, by
 St. ALFRED B. LIES, Mgr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03

Mir. and Mrs. Mohler; of Ellamar, came up the bay this morning in the Ellamar Mining company's launch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
Cable Ohioe Busy Place.

The staff of the local ofice of the Signal Corps are 90 rushed with work today that he operators at Cordova were unable to break in and send the full telegraphic report to the Eros pector. Owing to the cable to Sew ard being out of commission messages from that place and Anchorage are mailed to Valdez to be sent by cable and wireless t1 their destination.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
For Safe.

Launch 3-M, 57x12x3.6. Make us in offer. T. J. Morris. by D. K. Nor
 ris, Agent. Call Prospector office. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-03-03
At It Again

At It Again.
 The Liberty Theatre will have . show tonight sure. A we'll arranged p ogram promised.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

men qebopfottet. 9as beibt, es bot
bie[e Sirmen ouf oie S6par5e Site
oe1eBt unb @ei6oftslerten in eng
Ionb perboten, nit ibnen Sunoel 81
betreiben. ga nod mebr, no6 Dem
neulib urter Ben aliierten getroffe-
men Ibfommen oiirfen oud) oieie nit
oen gopfottierten feinen @ei6aftS=
perfebr unterbaIten. llno mesbolb
bos olles2 @eil Die 8eliber oteier
Sirmen beutiden abfommens iino,
6eutIhe 0omen tragen rno friiber
nit 9eutI6en @eI6dfte betrieben
boben.
Ser ,gopfott" gebort angeblid)
gu Dem englifden 8lodaoeipitem. 9ie
gnalGnoe rbeboupten 3u ibrem Ser
fobren ge5mungen 81 fein, I'M 5u
perbinoern, oaB Ben 9eutI6en burG
6ieie Sirmen @oren 3ltgeIdift mer-
Ben. aber eritens lit oie 4usbeb.
nung Ser 8lodabe ouf @ei6afte in
unIerm 2onoe etpas 10 lt%ngebeuerli-
DIES, BOB meoer oie gneldnoer ielbit,
nod sic itdrfiten gnglanOfreunoe
ou6 MIR 6ie Spur eines &e6ts fir
bieIes @orgeben auffinoen fonnen
uno 3tpeitens IGeint es Sen @nglGn-
bern bel mebr Inn cine S6aoigung
amerifonif6en 9anoels, Die ii6 I'M
ter oieIer Masfierune lei6t poa5ie-
ben IdBt, ols Inn einen S6lag eeeeu
9euti6lano 5u tun 81 iein. Seoen=
fails lit es i6nen gor ni6t nltange-
nebm, me1trt iie 8eioes nit einanber
bereinigen fonnen.
SIN 2anoe bot Die Snde nngebelt-
res IufIeben erreet uno es beiBt, Ser
8raiioent per6e energild proteitie-
rem. Iu6 BON einem Sonoels-
frieg ipridt man. 2eioer feblt uns
fir lebteren Die NOTICE Sanoelsflotte
ltnb mas Die 8roteite anbetrifft, Ir
tptiien mir ia, mas mir oamit BET Den
gnglanoern fir @rfolg baben. Gin
Mittel gebe es aaeroines, oie Serr-
idaften CUR gerniinft gu bringen
man i6neioe ibnen lofort ole un>
jeoe' Wnnitions- uno @affenliefe.
r1ng ab. Sc bat bos ni6t mebr Die
8ebentung, oie es Dor uneefdbr Ell
mem Sabr gebabt baben miiroe, aber
cine itarfe @irfung niiroe cine iol-
die Masregel audi beiite nod aus.
iiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Die Demttge Gage.

Srotoem Die gngldnoer pieber
einen grfolg an Der Somme mel
oen, i6eint es ood Cathode gu iein,
oab sic Offeniipe Der 9laiierten bort
feline Sortldritte modt uro bon ben
Geuti6en tatid6li6 %cineebemmt
lift. au6 an Ser 0itflont tit Die
Sffenlipe bisber wenig e%rfolgrettb
trot Der groberung Ser g%uforulna
un6 Dem @inbringen Der Jtul1en III
oas @ebiet oes oberen Stpr uno Der
2upa. Nift 2ipa, mie Die 0epe-
iden INNER meloeten uno tpoonrb
tie alles in &onfuiion braften. Yin
Ser Sligo Sront ioaen Die Dent-
Id,en Inn 12 Weeilen 5uriidgeorangt
iet.n Dos lit BET Der 3ieienausoeb-
nune oes Serrains nno bet Dem
Mangel itroteeil6er Bunfte obne
@eoeutnng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

aunlt, Die nidt Dem 2eben emit
ipringt, lit aiinitelei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

Ste nidt Sd fasen f0nnen, find
Barren. Dte nt9t sd fagen tpollen.
iino Soren. Denno9 finb ntr auf Oct
MsIt, Inn bas S9fasen gu berlernen.
Quife SLAB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24

QeH 0eIieBlt4t tgA4 tllte9 0tut'fle9 "
mie ein DIR.
,3mei 8erionen fpurOen i'm 2oufe
6es Cages in @oft genomnen, oof)
lit nidt befannt, Oh ibnen Die Sat
nobgeipieien merben fonn; leoen-
fails merben npbole iale" Gerbof=
tunoen porgenommen uno ale 2erte
Die in anor6iltifhem @errfe tie
ben eineeitedt mer0en, menn lie ntd)t
Elm o1ltes Nlibi nadneiien fon11en.
llebrigenS boben idmmtlif)e Son
6ronciseoer 3eitungen om Gage Dor
ber Witteill1ngen erbalten, oob eth
attentat peritbt peroen miro, oof)
6oben Die meiiten &eoafteure oie
@ornltngen nidt beo6tet, ionoern
einfod als i9ledten @ib in oen
9opierforb getporfen 9ieIe 3n-
lhriften naren nit ninoelible Gen=
eli" gelfrieben uno ME folat INT
ter5ei6net: y9ie entidloiienen Ser
bonnten Ser militariiden 8egiernn-
gen BON Stolien, 9eutidlano, Ser.
Stooten, Stolien, GnBlono, RitBlono,
GuBlono." Sn Ser 3uidrift mare1
peridieoentlid) 8orter nieoerbolt
uno ebenIo itorf ut1teritriden. Ger
Sinn ser Witteilur1g 1T nngefabr
Ser folgenbe:
Geoofteur: 9a uniere Groteite ge-
qe1 oie o9repareoneB" Eropagan=
6o bisber ungebort perboQt iinO,
meroen mir om %. Suli bie @ele-
qenbeit mobr nebmen unb Ser @elt
aeiqen, ooB uns uno unieren &irloerll
ser Militorismus ni6t obne einel
beftigen 8roteit oufge5mungen per-
BEN fam. @s mer0en ii6 Oinge
ereiqnen, melfe ser berridenoell
| 4loiie 5eigen peroen, oaB bo6 nod
ettpos 0emofratie in Imerifa eri=
itiert. Solten Sic oas fir feinen
| Idledten 8ib ODER Ste fonnten I'M
ionft ertpedt meroen. @ir baben
aeidmoren, uniere 8flidt 81 TIM
uno geben oiele @arnung MIR I'm
Die 5u ldonen, Die ge5fpnngen urf
Inn tire vSobs" 5u balten, mitmor-
I6ieren miiiien. aber mir meroer
Ben beudIeril6en 8atrioten uni
&riegsbebern idon einbei8en nno IT,
men einen @orgei6maf BON tpirf-
liden &riege geben. 8itte laoeu
| Sie sic Witglieoer ser Sanoelsfam-
mer Elm, lin corpore" nit 5n mar
| idieren, menn fie feline Seiglinge
iinb. @ir boben cine IbIdrift oieier
Mitteilung an aGe 3eitungs &eoaf'
tionen eeifift uno iniofern nniere
Gfli6t getan.
Na6 ben letten aus Gan Sran-
cisco eingetroffenen 0adridten bat
MaDor Sames &olpb i'm 0amen Der
Stabt cine gelobnung BON $4,000
auf Die grgreifung bes Ittentaters
ousgeiett. 8eitere Sooesfaqe limo
big ieet nod ni6t porgefommen,
ooh miro 6os 4bIeben BON Sotpurb
&1iapp, @atten Der ais getotet ge-
meloeten Srau &napp, lopie Der
Sraren 8. o. @pmore BON Saflano
uno &inslep pan 600 bon Mlnmeoa
ftiin0lih erfpartet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-24
Gas 8Dntbett Mttentat IN San
T~ranciscD.

Cine gr1Blide Sat puroe am
Samitag in Gan Srancisco bon Ell
mem total berriidten Menihep per-
iibt, Die iie6en aberdeen oas 2ebell
foitete urb bel Der bier5ig berIebt
muroen.
@elegentli6 elmer bort ~obgebolte-
men uBrepareoneB" 8araoe, an Der
ii6 utgefdbr 10000 WearIGierenoe
beteilgten uno Die BON pieQeidt BON
5tpeimal 10 bel 3ui6ouern IN Iu-
geni6ein genommen m1roe, brahte
Elm unbefannter, ieoenfaqs tpabn=
misiger Wfann an Ser gfe Der Scar
fet- nnb Steuart-S traBe cine Bonnie
CUR grploiion, Die elm l1nbeil anrid)-
tete, tpie es felt Dem &elmarft : 9lt-
tentat in Chicago i'm Mai 1886 in
@merifa nidt mebr porgefommen lit.
Gin Manf, iiber oeIien Soentitdt
abiollrt nidts befannt lit, uno ben
man6e fir einen iibergeidnappten
Srieoens : Sanatifer, anoere fir ci-
men eingefleiihten @nar6iiten boil
ten, lebte an Der obenertp1bnten @de
In Dem oi6teil @e0ra1ge Elm bi1i-
ges, gelbes Suit gale" nieoer, in
Dem iid Oie ieoenfaas nit einem
3eit3iinoer ODER l1brperf perlebene
Soaenmal6ine befano uno oriidte
ii6 oann langiam nm Die @fe.
Die Bonnie erplooierte, geraoe als
Die 0ipiiion Der @rano @rmp of TIE
Hepubilc, Die alten 8eteranen aus
Dem 9iirgerfriege porbeimari6ier-
ten, Die idon Dor mebr ais fiinf5ig
Sa6ren bel Gettysburg uno Nppo-
mator Yiilper gerofen batten; fei-
ner aus ibren &eiben puroe per-
lett, oa oas 5miiden oen Ynrooia-
reuben uno Der 9onlbe itebenoe
Tu6lifum oen Sal1ptoerluit erIitt.
S6iper berlebt mltroen jeood eii1ige
Solbaten Der California &olunteers,
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