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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23
Missionary's Experiences in Africa.

The North and South Philadelphia
districts of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Socid5y held meeting in
Ezion M. e. Church, Ninth and French
streets, last night. Mrs. Maud w.
Williams was the speaker. She gave
an interesting account of her ex-
periences as missionary in the Mana
Kru M. r. -Iission at Libane, Africa.
relating some humorous incidents con-
.cerning the customs OF the natives
there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-23
EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA.

Pennington, Sept 25.-Quite an
epidemic OF hog cholera has strucN
this locality as well as Greenwood on
the south. Already number OF hoss
have died from the disease.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

New York Jan. 3-The house in which Thsodore Rooseyelt wal, born I2S East Thirtieth street will be dedicated as a National Shrine on Thursday the second anniNersary of his death. s
 Colk Jan. 3-SeTen houses in neal by towns and their contents We're hrrned by :he military last night.
 Tli, is the result of the ambush ing Gf the polio. near Middleton and wss done as a punishment.
 Everett Jan. 3-The Everett High Schools great football team upheld its end in the western football tra1 ditiun by humbling the Eastern Tech High School of Cleveland.
 The score stood 16 to II.
 Rome Jan 4-Anton GTossich was today elect. Provisional Governor, of Plume by the Communal Council of Plume.
 The Council also ratified the con- Vention concluded between the rep resentativs of Plume and Italy.
 Culver Ind. Dec 1.-Two men Gre at the point of death and another seriously wounded and three rob bers are in jail as the resuult of five bandits from Chicago robbing the Trade Exchange Bank today
 Twenty thousand dollars were tax en ty the thieves who We're captlr- ed by posse of citizens who took aftt: them.
 The bandits gave battle and Rf- ter about one hundred shots We're exchanged the robbers suTTendered.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
Garb5 Is Wisely Selected
 s=aE

Why did Mother Earth choose a dress in green: The car,h wa> not always green. Sn.rr.is.s sly that once it waS as r~rod as .hr w"on; but there came day when the weather grew cool enough tn demand cloHing. and at that tiwe, uu auunt, t.IS mater nal rlouet began to look about to choose l color srhrme for her dress. Why Sh. chose green tS not "n rec ord. but that she chose it with her whole heart every pleasant place Of creation tes,ifrs.
 Scientists rNn'afn rha, rhis is merely a natural ph,ruuruon. tle color being chlorophyl p.-maul ,""."d "rr'n by action of yhr ~uu. I.u. why it did not turn blue or r'1 %" h,uc&, no scientist knows. About u'l they r"0 Say IS that NIo.H.~ Earth wa.ra' d -rryn dress. and she vnr it.
 Green is uSU.H color. 0.H't..S say that of all cn'o~s green iS l.' mos. friendly to t'E unrlc. nerve. iN lands wn.r- o..~rar SHOWS or c-'ruai white s~ras au.n ~p 'Nair g'"r."@ rr- arrrfnnS u.u n.Nr ,n s'"dr thr.r ur'S or % blind. urr -..gu u.ynr holhrrS rhe pvr. Our pau ~..rn forrest in 'Ar face an day with .mnon,y. Natures craepS never ea- uu yoHr nerves, and they never Qulrr.,ml with 0ay other of natures co'ors and tints.
 The professional mixer of paints knows that fr~'. color d.scord can easily bo created hy 8 wtSnlacinG Of green. But nature never mi>placeS it. Even blue stands without tying, cheek hv choe,, with natures greens. Lark spurs ard lonc'ras go quietly arm in arm with their rusr.crsv" foliage. A r,S. of any tfur rr color is best set off hv q green rnsr leaf Every spring or fau c.',r. rnra cr anr.d. will shade nrrrsaurly fr-a green cn rh" very >ai'' lcar
 Imagine rrr ara~s os r1' tr" aw rhr leaves -s ur run'-. ".eaa" h.o' or magenta. u- .."rle.. in-..'' {" rr.eu, < uu -rulr.i.a sr."''fs.S rrfr,, tr.o sr'.n-s a- .'r rou"' N-rS is rel. orH rf.' rn. ,...n '.'ro arc <rr.ng rrI rna...n.1y -L""iS''i'o Cpurirr.l.urna,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
Tribe Of Kurds And Arabs Believes
 Devil.Rules

One of the strangest religious sects in the world is known as the Yezedi, race of mixed Kurdish and Arabian blood. They worship the devil, and believe he will rule the earth for 10000 years. 4,0OO of this number hay Ing already passed On the theory that Jesus Is good, and will not harm them, they give most of their devotion and sacrifice to the devil who, they assert, will at the end of the next 5000 years. he put into hell, where he will weep so hard he will put ont the fires, and then will be pardOned and given hack his rIghtful place in heaven.
 The Yezedi believe that there were T Adams and a similar number of Eyes, and that the originals once had a great dispute aS to who was the most important, the man or the wOm- an. To prove the matter the women spit in one great jar and the men in another, and the jars were the sealed for nine months. At the end of thai period they. were opened, and from the women's jar lcaped a pile of snakes and worms, while from the mems jar came a beautiful boy and girl. In spite of their strange beliefs they are very industrious honest, hos. pitable and kindly, although stecped in dense ignorance, one phase of their religion forbidding them to learn letters.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
Cuts, Burns
g .ElamIIn's. Wizard OH a Safe Firs& '-.-.'''''.''' Ald Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi soning, the less of an arm or leg, or sometimes even. life itself, re- suits from the neglect of burn or little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first aid treat ment. It is a powerful antiseptic and promptly applied to wounds of this kind will lessen the danger of blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
 wizard oil Is good dependable prep nration to have In tho medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. It Is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and infiamna- ton in cases of sprains, bruises. cuts, burns bites and gtings. Just as reliable tod for ain neck, sore feet, cold sores, canker sores. earache and toothache.
 Generous size bottle ssc.
 If you are troubled with constlpa ton CT sIck headache try Hamlln's " Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pl.s at druggi ts for soc. Guaranteed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
Professor Sees Mirage On
 City Street

A cr-inuS ease of sidewalk mirage wgs described by Prof. F. w. McNair Of Michigan College of Mining. Prof. NrNair wrote in Science:
 "I was walking eastward on ce- mcnt sidewalk on street running nearly cast and west, and moving up mode ate grade which joins nearly level stretch of walk. On renching a urin, which brought my eye slightly above rlr level portion, and nt which normally tho level stretch would have N.rn sccr in it's entire length. but much rnrrShortencd. | observed in- s,cad vNat appeared 10 he q stretch of clear dark wutcr covering the en- ff-, width or the wnlE and brilliantly rsGra''u- moving persons and other objects in sight beyond it.
 "Tle sky was clear, the alr cool tnc sun high. II was about 2 o'clock n. m.. local time. There was moder- ate breeze. The angle of observation was worry small, probably not above three degrees. A step or two either oast or west. and the water was gone, nut within the proper limits. the illu- sion was definite and continuing. The weather bureau report for the day indicated that approximately 30 feet ahuvc the spot where the mirage was observed the air temperature was about GO degrees r. and the humidity about G2 degrees"
 The resemblance between conditions here described and those which pro- drna thc mirage on the plains Is Ob- Tr.TS.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

Naomi Chapter No. g, O. E. s ml ,ts IT Masonic Hall first ana tl I'd FriIays rt "acl month at \ r. M. EisiG,- mrnHers w"lCCmr
 Florence Yandcwsl! Worthy MatrOn.
 Virginia SuftecooL Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
New Fox Farm On
 N3 Sullivan Island

Perhaps 1t is not generally known rhat a fox farm has been located on Sullivan Island about ten miles SG"uh ct Haines.
 A company managed by II Hill who have operated fox farms to tn, westward for a number of Years haze placed about sixty blue foxes on Sullivan Island and have built pcas and buildings for their occu- psncy. H1
 Foxes may bs Seen along tho be oh as they are allowed to run at large and so far the climate and other conditions seem to be idonl for the raising Of ioXes in LylD Canal.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
WCman'S ClubH Has
 A Big Meeting

A very interesting meeting of tho W0mau's Club wGs held on Thu:sdE Dec 3Oth aJ the Social Centre.
 iftar tho usual busin2ss was tran acted the enterpr:siDg little country rf TlollanP was discussed and un- dsr different hearings by the club !u general. MT Fries gave Q Very instructive talk on finance and sim rl- bcuSing methods as applied to our cvrry day neehs and it was mech apprr ciated by all. The next regular mesling will be held on Jan Sltn 1921.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
Cable Briefs

Washington Dec. -31-Senator Pen ros- of Pennsylvania who has been ill for Over Yer has returned to Washington and will resume his Of flee Tbe senator announced that he is as fit as ever and will enter actively on bis duties.
 P.rtland Dec. S0-Fred s Morris was arrested today on federal warrant charging him with haTin aided Etleridgc the former pres idelt ofz the Morris company in ob- tainlng his naturali ation papers when Ethesidge was not entitled to theIu.
 Auckland Dec. 3I-The American .Aallengcrs this anernoon won the Davis cup Snd tn worlds champion S' il tennis.
 William ?. TilGen of Philadelphia and Willicm Nj. Johnston of Sal Francisco tarned thc tric!; and bro. D 'Ie the bacon
 I'etroit Dee. 21-The shut down Of the Fore plant for while at lca:t will be Lut a "vacntion with salary" for the employees.
 Officials of tho company mode thi sta ment today and said that dis t:'oution of seven million dollars in aonus checks will start neyt Week.
 Sln Frnadsco Jan. -Four meu all f whom ar, suffering from Pro babe fatal knif; wounds We're taken to rNe Mission Fmergency hospital early today.
 According to tte police the men we~e attacxed at a New Years joust by five other meu.
 Les Angeles oan. "A thousand sailors and civilians celebrated tha New Year. They rooted and Yelled and mobbe6 ths police when the nat ter Arrested two civilians who were 'igl ting.
 Two huIdred police officers re- spo,.d .ded to the call for help and be- fore quiet was restored several pco- pile wer injured =.
 Three automobiles We're overturns and q numoer of plate glass win Jew, Were shattered
 9ckio De-. 29. The concessions granted Washington Vanderlip ID Kamchatka y tie Russian govern ment mighG Proc a serious disad- T'%H.tage to Japal was the assertion Of Uchida tho Foreign Japanese II mister to ; deputation of the op- position party wAU called upon nm today.
 Tchida pointed out however that t.. United 5iaas had not recognt5cd Il t;r- contract because America had hr@ not recognized the Soviet g3V- eylment, .,I.,.I.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

Is Angeles Ja2 1-Contnuing or ta.tr way to PLrama twelve of th2 r...rteen s,aplan.s hopped off from Bluolme Bay for Nagdelona Bay .h,s morning.
 I-ndon Jan. 1--Londons most p-', pergus secttons Tailed the advent of tLs New Year With noisy gaity.
 rAe dem1nstrauons surpassed any {: ag ever seen here since January frs: 1914.
 Washington Dec. S1-There is in creasins evidence that Great Brit ian will stand by the United States in any controversy which the latter ma have with Japan on account of Immigration legislation.
 s,attIe Dec. S1--Fred S Nevins xii d his daugLter Dorothy, last nig.t after which he took his own Ht,.
 No particulars of the murder and su':ide aIc given.
 Detroit Dec 3J-jt has been an Lut need that the Ford plant em ploving fifty thousand hands will lot r1open as it YVES intendSd on January 9. 1t is said that the plant wil remain closed indefinitely.
 vsris Jan. 2-Fourteen People Were killed three hundred injured and 1O;COO We're rendered home less by anearthCCake that occurred ysstcrday near Elbassen in Alban- ia The waole town was nearly' COT pIetJy obhteratsG.
 u r's Doc 29-.E spite of a st"ict crnso. ship the ncws has reached hcra that Italy Is in state "f seuI-revolaption and that civil wa Is breaking out iE Rome.
 Cavalry is being used there to- Ike, p the people rom making dem srstration in favor of DAnnunCo ar5 agains. theSodalists.
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itch ing, Blind, Bleeding Or Protrud- ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch ing Piles, and you can get rest ful sleep after first application. 6()a
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

VI Hahn Superintendent of the WP and Y Route arrived on the T.. ncess Mary after a vacation or ab,ut thirty days which he spent Nllh his family in Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04
I3 35 CENT LUNCH.

Why ct a cold lunch when you can Sc, a bowl of hot soup. Home
 made Dies and . cup of best cof- fee for thirty-E7a cents at the Col dsA Nsrth Cafs.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-01-04

Washington Jau. 3-The Federal Reserve Board in its trade review is optimistic in forec1stfng better con- du:ons despite h. ware cuts.
 The reporr states that mauutas- tu-ings c,uters resl the wage cut more than the Test of the country.
 s-attle Dec. 31-Otto Burkhardt vic--presiJgnt of the Alasl5a Pacific Ftsheries Company in speaking Sor the Association of Fishe:ics at the Pacific Northwestern Products con- yention said that the groatost Per crn'aga Of seattle merchants should 5e handling Alaska salmon.
 oyster bay Jan. 9-On Saturday Geaersl NteyeIle the deiendcr or VF-aun placed q wreath or flowers oa the gave Of TAeodore Goosev.It.
 Today In an aIlrcss he sid Tn tLr name Ut the French 2ePubljc l vtre- this Nrc2th to the memory Of thu great AmcTicGn who was fore most and t!-e mrst st ad,2st flicnd cl ,Ae Allles."
 Dublin Dec. &1-Tha Americau St.: mskip Eoutja WAS raided by Bit tish troops upoD its arrival Lre.
 With armorcd clrs lining ths doc& with their guns tIained upon the ye sel he troops coHGUltcd thetr scar2 Cf lhe steamer.
 The Search WIS made for Delr Vera tho So call .a presiddent of tha Irtsu Republic who was thought to be 2n the gteamcr.
 New YO>h J4I.. 1-Babe Ruth [ lLbino was pu. out of h:s basket oan in New York Saturday night. Ruth was removed by the unani- ,rscoasen: Of tie ArmoTy fans wh soon found out that as Q basket. bal player Babs Was no home run e.
 ia, gang calIcl him "Prune' and n burlesQue'' ad nOtler harsh U'Mes.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06

SorbrbfeIfer ! Galifornia. 2os
.Mngeleg ben 29oe Sept. So Iette
ssyorbifipIp r11erfeoeg ioog j ben fpo>
Iiee Del nf gne11. snger1 sfaoc
blep anrettet. 9lnore Sororbftelfer
.b1eb 111eIbt Monoag / RiDeriibe, On
iario % Meo oIotrbg, Cd. SO Wfn giten-
for oe,lle g
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06

iltano til at fort q15ite ap1niteers Ma1l
ON Sortiette1ie | gfatterne paa
Grast, Ndgioge rbefororina og &ull-
u1an-ge gefpenan1elib libbe0er for ct Mar til
efter 9a1ppartenI at De 1lnperenoe
9fattetarter. 9pbnpelie af oisie
sfatter bar ct al oe forifiellige Gor-
flag, iotn b1eb fremiat al Senator
5immons iom 2eoer for Minoriteten
/ Ginnnsfolniteen. r.. ..
Weinoritetetts dprige agn6ringsfor-
flag inobefatte6e en- Warinlnnstil>
legsffat al 50 Rrocent ifteoelafor ben
forei1oaeoe 8ibebofoee af 80 Bro-
cent &orporatie*tsI Iffo Jim &ontiteetr
b:Ibe opbebe neite Mar 9pbobeIie
af ben $4,000 Gritaaelfe, ser til
1taaes 8orporationer,og at oe ipes
cielle @fatter paa MRgIere og @iere
af Gbeatre og anore JorlDlteliesfte,
ser og pao @iere al @ufon1obiler til
(sortfnttes paa 2ben Gibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06

len at bore / 8pggein6uitrietl ioet
Ser 11nngler 1000, 900 &ier1L til
bbis 8p9ning ober 100000 Ner-
.ioner fn1l0e brltges.
Tabrifanter fun6e ogina bielpe
paa 9ituationen be6 at gire Mrtcioc
sci al Gioen e1lte11 be0 at forforte
SO. i6en eller beo OnlbDt1ting /
81 Soc1 70. at fabrifere @eb0lo-
J' >angt set bar muIigt, be6
:8Dgning at slnlag, @eparationer og
OprD6ning n1e6 oeraf fplgen6e Oher-
,ferelie al mango Mrbei6ere til onoet
emo 6eres regelmesiige Nrbei6e, milo
lertioig Snofrenfning of Mrbei0s>
uge11 til ct mi116re Mnta1 Gage og
re6 fortere @rbe;osoag.
&on1iteerne for @rube6rift, 5fibss
fart % Eransportbelenet fon life
meo GorIaG ga De fplte, at Ser lite
funbe tages nogen &riieforanlta1t=
ninger un6er 6e nnberen6e gfonon1i-
tie Gorboloe.
5tgr1 r1teporten of Brogran1u1et blep
beotaget af &onferenien u6en Debat
un6tagen Oberiaget ober orbei6slsie.
(Tort1ettes poa 2ben @ibe:)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06

Weeo oberbel6en6e SIerta1 be6tog
nnite6 Wine 8orfers Of Mnerifas
&onbention ibog @reli6ent Sobn 8.
2etpis' 6ori1ag ON at u6lette til Sc
bruar meo at for1nulere oe @rop, ion
@rubearbet6erne b:l ltille, 11aar be
11n6erban0ler on rpe 29nsoberens-
fon1lter me5 @rubeeierne i Iteoe11for
6e111 Ser n0lpber Bite Quarts.
Sn6ianapoliS Sen lite Oft. Set
tegner ill.,, at en- 1an6sbi6 &11ll ltreif
bil blibe Oct 8oobesL iorn &ulgraper-
ne oil BRUCE for ut. n1ooiette fig
2bnsne6ietteIie. limited Mine @orf=
ers beilutte6e be6 lit 2onosmp0e en-
ltemmig at oberlaoe til @ope6bel eltp-
re1len at ubruge alle Mioler til 6ens
Naaoigbe0" for at forbin6re 26ns-
.neo lettelie pe6 oe @ruber Golora-
90, iom oribes al 0focfefener- -SSnter-
esferne.
Columbus, aan., Cen lite Oft.
81 til it11o @rubearbei6ere BET iD0-
lige Santos aulfe!t er Ie6ige ioog
iom en Brotelt f. moo 9lleran6er So
mats og Mugult Gorcbps Sengilina
flyer Gagforeningsleoere.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06

en- &onferens ne6tog e1t 9feiolntion
1tbta4eroe &aab ON, at ben nf Bre-
fi6ent &oroing iun1merfalote 9tfr1tit-
ningsfonfere1rs bil6e bape ~@elo meo
fig ful6elte Maal."-
@efolutionen- blep forelaaet al
@enator &arriion al Misiislippi og
et1iten1n1tg be0taget.- Sem iiger> at
set oen1ofrotiife Borti baboe forp1ig-
tet Jig til set Princip at reQucere
F@fatterne beo SnbIfrenfning al
Mtltningerne, og rotaler ogfao @le-
oe ober, at Preiident @ar6ing bab>
6e oa1gt Sen ben1ofratilfe 2e6er @e-
nator unoer,pooo al Mlabama font
Me6le1n al oen amerifanlfe 9ele<
cation. -..
Eofio BEN 296e @ept. - Com
@ru11opri11ciper be6 &onferenien /
@afbington oil Sapan life tillte6e at
Sen Sbere11sfo1nit 11eb Gbina,. font
inobefatter 6e uenogtbbe &rab" for
fo1tes, eller tooIe 11ogen SSn6blan-
6ing / @bantung= =Spdrgsu,ualet, er<
flnre6e EN- Sapaner en fremifnbt
Gtilling i6ag til 9lsiociateo @rels.
San {ag6e, at ssSapan betragteoe oisfe
Sing iont fu1obpr6e6e @ienosgier>
11inger, 1om 6irefte Blot benerte @bi-
no og sss5apaH. -Meb &enipn til
Grefte1ie1 al eager bebrprenbe 6et
fierl1e 9iten fag0e ban at s5apon bar
biI1igt til aabent at forflare lt11
Solonir1g. @egieringer bo1oer paa
at u6fer6ige sSS11ltrurer til 6e iapan-
lfe Gelegater o1ganenoe Ml1ftninger-
nes SSnoifrenfning, tiger uMicbi Sci
cbi 5bimbun" J.
8aris BEN 290e Sept Bren1ier=
n1a1flfer gria11o bar nteo geflagelie
l1otoH, at bon bliDer mot til at for-
laoe 8afbingto1 i11oen Mfrultnings-
fonferenfen afilnttes @ar in6ier,
at i,1ore poIitiife spgrasman bill
frebe bans gerpnretfe / 9aris. Get
Ier gonffe iliffert, Of He,re 8ibiar1i Bill
Eblipe bans Steofortraoer iom gbef
lfor ben fronffe Delegation til
|@onferenien.
Maibington, 4be DIT l1oe1lri9gz
Inli1iiiffier S1lebes bil bag ienoe SO,
Iter. tH gelgienz Sonallo % gorfngaI
IinbbD6 oisfe aotloe til At oeltage
Is gaoi Sent eniet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-10-06
Kaut}1 111e6 Ku Klmx.
sberiff $eras foripger at itanic ct
Sptos af ,naiferebe 9}ibbere. 81
Iaaret, tire maaife bpbelia.


9. Tierep, @o11ntpa6bofaten, afpilte
i6ag ct &rab fra 100 8orgere / So-
rena poo l16lte0ellen al Qlnflager
moo Gberiff SOB @a1cbanan og 9e=
putp @beriff Burton i Gorbilroelie
meo en Scamp 2proag Qlften mel(em
an &lur &lan-&iooere ct Sptog eg
en- @beriffs Manogar6. 81 Mano
bleb iaaret @an1nenitgbet. Sberif=
fen, en- Holitiman6 og en- treble Ser
ion pil nnoaife 66 af tine @aar.
Gountpaobofnten erflgre6e, at
@ranoiurpen bil0e blipe opfororet
til at nn6eridge Mffpren, og at ban
i111iolerti6 iffe bilbe gi6re aroet eno
1an1le Bebiler, iom bil6e blipe fore
lagt for @ran6iurpen.
S. 9. Millis> @agferer og Gals
n1a1lo for Observation-Disclosures poaz
ito6> at 5beriffen og bans Depuager
uoen bi6ere oberfal6t Sptoget.
@ompen opIto6> ba @beriffen og
::9epltperne Burton og @oob foridg=
tie at aoipreoe 6e 1naffere6e og fior,
telfleote @u Slug &lan=@iooere, Der
bab6e negtet at gipe nogen Splps=
ming onL boem 6e bar. 9beriffen
1ag6e, at fan bnb6e iagt, at 6e full
Sc foa Sob til at bol6e~ lit Sptog,
oeriom 6e biloe op1Die ON, bpem oe
Dor.
s ltofanter al Bpe1tp bborfro 60
get n6gif, bab6e Sbcriffen en- &on=
ferens me6 to 111olfere6e 2ebere> og
oa oisie git fra bam u6e1~ot babe gi=
bet nogen al 6e forlangte Splpsnin=
ger, erflere6e @beriffen, at Toget
Diloe blipe 1ta11Iet.s Sc bbiofleote
Gfiffeller iatte fig / 8ebggelle, bbor=
pna Sberiffen og bans to DeputDer
gif Zen og 1tanie6e 8arrebereren. Ou
oe foribgte at ribe Maifen af bam>
ile0e onbre 9ib6ere til og gberiffen
blep rebet oberen6e. Gfp6ntnae11
fulgte. Mellem IA og 20 @fu6 bleb
affpret. -
@aco, Ter., 6en 2oen Oft. S en-
Eelefonian1taGe mes Gountpoopofat
Eierep ber i6ag ttlbp6 @unernar Pat
81. Neff @tatens 8i{tan6 til at 11n-
oerfpge @ammen1teoet- igaar Mftes
mellem @beriffen og bans Meno og
asau alur @on-@i6oere, oplpfte Ste
rep ioften. 9ilbuoet bleb safllaoet
n1e6 Eaf, iae6e ban, ioet ban frem-
bo1ot> at Sc Iofale Mutoriteter bar
iItan6 til at flare @itnationen. ~
9lultim Ser, SEN 36ie 0ft, gra,
big County @ran6iurp blep ibog al
Diitriftsoommer @anilton opforbret
til at foretage en- t116gaae116e timber
iegelfe af &u &lur &lan t bette
@trgg. Dette er Sen a1toe1 @rdn6>
itrD, fotn Donrner &alnilto11 bar
.itillet en- iaa6an 0pfororing til. Sen
ferite foretog fig obfolut intet..
ct Optog forleoen ! Mnlfin og
og Steering af S. 9. Sans
i forrige nge tilligerneo 9ptgierne
2orena 2gr6ag Mften bebpge6e Don1.
11er @amilton til pantlp at forlange
en- @ranoiurp1n
@ne ! Seras. Mmarillo, 9er, ben
29oe Sept = gnefnug beeDnote at
faloe ber ioag og 6oH ifDnote iig til
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