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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
MIND GONE, VICTIM OF ARSENAL
BLAST BLINDLY REACHES HOME
Boy, With Companion in Same Mental Condition
Tries to Piece Together Story of Terrific Ex-
plOsOn i'm Mothers Arms

when a cousin, Ralph Bliss. reported
he had seen Oliver on a Toledo street.
Search for Bliss Immediately was in
stituted. The father going to the In
terurban Station this morning recog-
niZed Bliss.
Denies Identity at First.
When found, Oliver denied his iden-
tity to his father. Hello, Oliver"
the lads father said, as he seized him
by the hand.
Get away. My name amt Oliver"
why sure you're Oliver Bliss. my
boy. Don't you know me-" the old
man asked, his heart torn with emo
ton.
mo, 1 don't know you, and if you
don't leave us alone l will call a
policeman and have you arrested for
molesting u.s." the boy retorted.
After bit of coaxing Mr.. Bliss and
Continued on Page 5, Column ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
Refuses to Seek Office.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, August Z
RD.-E. NJ. Macdonald, minister of
national defense in the government
of former Premier King, has advised
the Liberal Association in Antagonist
Guysboro that, owing to impaired
health, he cannot be candidate in
the forthcoming general elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
Osborn Wood Works in Factory.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, August up.
Osborn c. Wood, son of Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood, is working in the
factory of an iceless refrigerator
company here, learning the mechanl-
cal details of the construction of the
companys products and taking Il
salesmanship course offered by the
company. It was learned today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08

gineers survey the
State line across
acres of dreary
salt marshes and
shallow water the
Infatuated crab
fishers of Tylerton
are leaving their
Army rifles at
home.
For the protec-
ton of the sur
We yors G. a p t.
Tommy" Amer
ton, commander of
the Virginia pa
trn1 tno4 Morr,,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
BY THOMAS II. HENRY,
Staff CORRESPONDENT of The Star.

CR1SFIELD. Md. August "a
temporary truce has halted the battle
of Tylers Creek.
While Maryland and Virginia engi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
PART THREE-1e PAGES.

Amusements-Thea and the Photo
play.
Music in Washington-Page 4.
Motors and MotOring-Pages 3, 7
and 8.
Army and Navy News-Page 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
BY FRANK POWER.
BY Cable to The Star and the North American
Newspaper Alliance.

By Cable to The Star and the North American
Newspaper Alliance.
LONDON, August 1T is with a
profound sense of all it means to
England and the empire-tO all the
millions who cherish the great sol
dier's memory with love and pride,
and above all to the armies of every
race which he inspired and organized
in the most stupendous struggle the
world has known, that l am able to
announce that l am bringing to Eng
land the remains of Earl Kitchener of
khartoum.
For myself, it is the fulfillment Of
a purpose which has never left my
thoughts all through the 10 years that
have passed since the wreck of the
Hampshire. To the world at large 1t
may we'll he a final solution of what
has long been held to be mystery.
1t is the homecoming of a noble
Englishman and in bringing back his
body today the resting place he
would have wished, in the country he
loved and served. l feel it would be
worse than useless for me to explain
how it came about that it should have
DeeII le1t W IL lNdte CitlLVIi, "
engage in this mission.
Encouraged by Relatives.
1t is enough to say that under cir
cumStances of great difficulty but
with the encouragement of a few OF
the late earl's relatives and intimate
friends I have been able to carry
through my great task. To many of
will nf no
unknown that l and others have for
long time entertained the belief that
ii was to Scandinavia we should look
for the grave of Lord Kitchener. We
believed that winds and currents
would in all likelihood carry the body
TO Norway. During the weeks which
followed the disaster which robbed
England of her great war leader,
many bodies were thrown up on that
wild coast. one of which, there were
reasons to believe, was that of the
earl himself.
This possibility had. as a matter of
fact been suggested at intervals ever
since the disaster. 1t had been clearly
stated that among the bodies found by
fishermen on the Norwegian coast in
the Summer Of 1916 was that OF "a
tall. well built officer with an unusual
uniform of greenish khaki of the best
quality''-just like that which Lord
Kitchener was wearing-"and a line
of ribbons much tattered and dis
colored.'
Doctor Confirmed Reports.
MY own conviction on the point had
been much strengthened by inforna-
ton supplied me through a Scandi-'
navian doctor, who. from local knowl-
edge. confirmed these reports with the
further statement that II was "a high
officer from the Hampshire"
Before taking any further action l
a list of the graves of Brit
ish soldiers. sailors and mercantile
in Scandinavia. l found
several hundred. About half of these
had never been identified. and I can
fContinued on Page 8, Column So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
CONGRESS SEEN AS RELIEF.
New Session May Consider Bill to
Modify Religious Rules.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, August 1.-THE
new Congress, which will be convoked
September 1. is looked to in some
Catholic circles for solution Of the
religious crisis. Today. the eighth
day that the religious regulations
have been in effect in Mexico, passed
quietly, like the preceding days, with
no outward signs of the deadlock
being broken.
While in some quarters the expec-
tation is that the new Congress will
adopt less stringent religious regula
tons than those now in force, there
are some who believe that Congress
may affirm its adherence to the pres
ent regulations. The hope of congress.
sional modification is ba sed on a de-
partment of interior announcement
that 1t will submit to Congress a bill
regulating the religious article 1870 of
the constitution.
Protestant Churches Mentioned.
1t is announced that the govern.
ment intends to enforce the nationali.
Zation of church property regulations
as regards Protestant churches Just
as 1t is doing in the case of Catholic
churches.
This, it is explained does not mean
seizure or converting the edifices to
government use, but that the govern
ment will reserve the right to do that
in the future, If it desires, under the
constitutions clauses forbidding re-
ligious denominations to own proper
ty, and declaring all such property to
belong to the nation.
The Regional Confederation Of
Labor and political and other groups
supporting the governments religious
policy are continuing their speaking
campaigns throughout the country.
In reprisal for the boycott of the
League for the Defense of Religious
Liberty, designed to slow down bust.
ness, the Regional Confederation has
ordered it's members not to pay rent
to landlords who are supporting the
boycott. The Regional Confederation
is also considering other measures of
reprisal. but at the same time de-
clares that the leagues boycott is not
having a serious effect.
This many Catholic leaders deny.
saying that in some sections trade is
at an absolute standstill, and that the
effects of the boycott throughout the
country are worse than Mexico City is
permitted to realize.
Church Treasures Sought.
Catholic worshippers visit the
churches to pray, but only in ordinary
numbers.
Municipal and government officials
continue THEIR search for ecclesiastic
valuables alleged to be missing from
numerous churches. The authorities
report that some of these valua bles
have been found in the homes of
Catholics. but these persons say that
many such valuables are private prop
erty placed in the churches by indi-
vidual worshippers, who upon the
withdrawal of the priests, removed
the articles to their homes for safe.
keeping.
Special dispatches from Torreon tell
of the death of woman today from
injuries received when crowds, made
up largely of women. clashed with
soldiers and police last Sunday when
municipal committee was taking
over one OF the churches The woma n.
Sonora Josefa Flores, was shot
through Both legs. A number of other
women received minor wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
TODAY'S STAR.
PART ONE-42 PAGES

General News-Local, National and
Foreign.
THE Story of Elizabeth" Page %.
Maryland and Virginia News-Pases
26 and 81.
Serial, THE Misty Pathway'-Page
80
Financial News-Pages 49, "a and 35.
veterans of the Great War-Page SO.
Boy Scout News-Page 50.
Radio News and Programs-Page 80.
Civilian Army News-Page 80.
Spanish War Veterans-Page SO.
Fraternal News-Page 40
Around the City-Page' 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08

Magazine Sect1on-Fiction and Fea.
lures.
The Rambler-Page 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
BODY K|TCHENER'S,
D|SCOVERER IS SURE
Stature, Clothing and Dental
Work Made Identification
Certain, He Declares.

NOTE-For three years. Frank Porer,
Journalist. 'rorh'ing ,rifh the Referee. n
London Suhday Newspaper. has been a.
tempting 10 discOrcr me body Of Horatio
Herbert Kitchener British field marshal
rho rent dorm rith the cruiser Ham D.
shire. June ). 1916 The HAMPSHIRE
'r0s supposed TO hare encountered
German mine or torpedo three hours
inter she left her anchorage in Scdpa
Ffo'r. orkney Islands, for Archangei.
Russia. Most Of her crew Of 6SS men
shared Hjtcheners tate In the foho,r-
ING article POtcer describes phot he as
serfs is tie successful conclusion q his
search
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
PART TWO-16 PAGES.

Editorials and Editorial Features.
Washington and Other Society.
Tales of Well Known Folk-Page 9.
News of the Clubs-Page II.
Reviews of Summer Books-Page 10.
Y. w. G. A. News-Page 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08
PART FIvE-S PAGES.

PART FOUR PAGES.
Pink Sports Section. =
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PART SIX-8 PAGES.

Classified Advertising.
District National Guard-Page I.
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COMIC SECTION PAGES.
Betty; Regular Fellers; Mr.. and Mrs;
Mutt and jeff.
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Uh.AF 1IC SEIN Il tVAN-IV NUH1RJ'
World Events in Pictures.
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"FrOnt Press to Home
Within the Hour

The Star is delivered every evening and
Sunday morning to Washington homes at
60 cents per month. Telephone Main 5000
and service will start Immediately
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
NiittObaQitnflea mics
Oangitta
SlittOballitntien mics iuamsittu.
aieltolain lualiupia liittOntmnut rit.
tOmaan fieltOlafia.

8lme mnanantainn W1ilpalt.
feeSia, isis. uangittiin entinen lit.
toballitttien fieItolain polpoia,
Gorlt 0t. @errp, ipDtettynG liittou.
htmtiestn uieoin nulitten 0eiIwalt.
fcen Iiitelniesten fansiu riffomoan
tieItoIafia. SpptotiesiG Iunotaan,
ettG EerrD tanmitultstu 1923 teid.
fllllbln 1924, iolIn oiolln ban oil
IiittoboIIitutien pnlwelufieSIo, ANUS
ii fieItolain ritomi$tu, ottoen iltlt.
ria labjlttiin pGfijltonien malmis.
tojilta ia fouppinilto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
Salfoinen nainen fertop i6misl16-
iista Qlfrifasia.

2ontoo. - GniimGinen moltoi.
men naineh iofa on frItenut 2ibe.
rion poifti ia eltiintGinen waltoinen
nainen, mintG illtrin ola alfuaIut
faistu on toSfoan nGbnpt, 9oos
9orotbD @tiIl8, on Ianpunut Son.
tooIeen.
@iiii Wiiftoa ionoi 2o6b 01iGls
olleenin 2iberion fonnibooIien fes.
fruOeSiu, ibmiSiD0i6irt iotfo eitpGt
ipO mitGGn nillttu liboo flin ibni.
fen libon. SGr fertoi alfuaIufusten
feSfull0eSio olepon erGGnIoiien "ib.
mtspontterit" -niniien 1boistptiei1.
geGmG mattitpot pontterio, maoIoa.
tpat rintanIa ia mustnn nabfania
firiomatii, matfitpat pnntterin fir.
iltntau ia tpGiippGt fuIfetpio, roa.
oeIIufieen ia iDo61tieen bei06ll ilrt.
bunio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
GarrOpam inmtalniIet pamtteesIa.

0HlpPuN lHHlulullel PHltlletSIu.
Seem 0orf. - glmeritnsIa aIu
mat ilnltnloiiet, noin 3,500,000 III
lpultoon oipot iultrisia ferGpStoi.
misia bG0GSi4 olelpien fonSIopel-
iieniG outtamiletli @uropon moiSin.
&niffiuan iltutoloisten lutu nouIee
100000. So nGistG 100000
on ioumlt opun 9[merifon illttului-
iilta.
Seem gort;n faupungisio oilu
noin pllole1 glmeriton ilnitalaiiiSto,
iotta omot p1GttGneet ferGtG noin
$6,000,000 iullrriien iunmon I'D.
o0SiGolemien ol1ttomiietii. Somoin
riftant irtlttnloiiet &onstaSio, Sof
iosia ia @n9lonnisio omot olfoneei
mpuStuStoin1enpiteet. Suolimottt
beiOnn oruuStoon @uropan iultto
loiiet llottamut umerifoluiSten o.
plnu, iillG be tietGpGt 9[merifan
oleruan riftointmnn maan fltin Dfli
fGGn @uropon moiStu.
&uiffiuan 9bObSualloiSia oIuwat
jlultolniiet pmot ferGnneet 100000,
600 illlrlliien iltmmon f0pbien uut-
tumiiefii Guropon noisiu piimeiIcn
fDmmenen muo0en njnlla 8oifotee
roomiiet iltlttaloiSpnStoinen lain
lao0into eri moiSio, eritDiiet nero.
tlltiet ia mltlttn roioitltfiet onot
tebneet iltlltnloisten oiemon 6pipin
tltfalotii @uropuSin. Sulttalaisten
oiemun iunotaun oIepun turjimmon
@itoIosia, Birosia, @alitIiasia, 0tn
monioSia, llnfariisio. 2iett1oSio,
@otniosia, i9afiasin ia @enaiaIIa
fitin ie of io0on nifano. Seio1n fou
Inniu fGriitpGt oineeIGisten poroien
pltlttteesio. Subnniittoin nGIfGiIiG
lnpiio fltliefiii pittin fntuiu IeipGG
citizen. Guboniiu fuoIee mD68 rltuon
puutteeSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
&ninnnn ISalainen SOmmnnisti'
iSriestG.

$tsfettGin OH etiiWG fesfuspoliiii
poIiastnnitt &oinlntsIo toimineen
ioIoiien fomnlniStiiGrieston ia pi.
oGttGnpt len ioboostn toiniDentil0t.
Bib6tettbien tltnnustitfiista lime.
nee ett6 iGriest0n ia len iobtoipien
lllottomlts- ia toimibenfiloioen tar.
foitltfienn on ollut fniffia feinoio
fdbttGen ipolnlistoo ttlttta pGfimol.
toiSto moIlonfumousto Suomesiu
ia tGSiG tnrfoitufie8Io iGriestGi,
foota ia malmistoa iouffoia.
S66dn iltttlrn oioIGiiino on 3n.
ionnin ieu6uiIIn pi0GtettD pbteeniG
II ia &uopioSio A benfiI0G, iotfo
umot tltnnuStoneet ia to0i8tetitt ipDI
liiifii ielloiiiin tefoibin fitin iotilos-
mofoillun Nenmosto @enGiGn bp.
mGfii, fielletDn fonlmlutiStiien fiji
boitltsfiriuIliiuit6en lepittGmiieen,
ioloiSten roporttien lootimiieen ia
mGlittGmiieen ia firfonfpIGioIitien
io6topoon ottiitpiieen toimintoon
fllten luliien iGienten mGrpGGminen
y. NJ. |.
SGtG iGrieStoG ia len toimintoa
ON DlinnG iobtonut Suomesio ioloi
lena tpimitpo "Suomen &ommunis.
tiien 8uoIueen" (S&B) 45ietnris-
ia olepo &esfusfonliteo 5uomesio
(iomoin iaGaiienD tointinon "bp.
roonia" opuIlo. @rGs tGmGn "bD-
room" iGienistG toimi <opiosin
Sopon ia &oinuun blimpGnG "or.
goniioattorina. SGnen oloilenoon
toimi &oinanisio erifoinen "orpmt.
ioottori" &ointiltta morten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
SpntpneiipDS maailmusIa pG6enee

gSoibington. - &oniojen liiton
tuboltu on onnettlt tict1G, etti lpns
tpneiippS mnailnosia on ropeasti
mGbenemGSiG. SGmd on tottd mar
iintin luuriSia fnuplngeiSio. SDns
tpneiipp0en liiGGntbninen buomntta
pnmmoSio mGGr1SiG ilmenee main
@telGmeren iooriIlu. Siell1 on inn
nneiinps ollut piime nuooen oifo-
no 1913 pros. iuurenpi fltin fltol.
lciiluS. SGmdn paStofobtono, on
fllitenfin "iiuistpfien" leipittGnt.
men iooriStoon irntreSti mGbentGnpt
muillu feinoillu WGest3d.
9tep gortiSio oleni ipntpneiippS
iiten, ettd muooen cniinl6iienG milf
fono ipntpi 60 jofeistu tubotto ailt-
fosta fob0en, mlttto gpuooen uiimei-
ienG piiffona oil llfu oIentruit
piiteenfDmmeneen tltbatta niufastu
fobben. SGmdn mitun mufoiiesti
on ipntpneiipps mGbentpnpt fuifiSiu
iltliriSin folrpuneeisin foutta noa-
ilmon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
SnOmen l1ntiiia
Otubiu6arrustts maaiemOmlla.

@tonieutitfaiipllnfien ruoioaie.
nliSta lienec $orin Raoiooboistps
I. p:n pIIdpitdnlG IGbettGiGoIeno
YoriSio nopeilnnin febittpuG ia
laojentlupo. Yboistbfieen flullrm nh
fpGGn 10 907 iGientG ia npttemmin
pbOistbtien ioatuo fltlfuloitoSminis.
terioltG llWan intoo iGienilleen
flnrnteluhtpotirioja oootetun iGien.
m11r1n noulelpnn lGbitulemoiiitlt.
0csia ploleentoiStn tiibonteen. gb.
0istptien ld6ett1iGoiemon moima.
ma6mulltto OH nSteettoin ipobmiStet
III ia poiooon nDt fllullo 8orin of.
jelmio Sun0SmnlliSIo, 8o0eni8lo,
@cmleSid, SnuriSiu, g8iipurisia ia
&eIiingin libiuiemilIo. gfuotioIui-
let raOiobarrostojot muot iImoitto-
meet, ettG @Oristu Idbetettp ruotIin-
fieIinen neutrality-suspicious. GGnenpab
misoion fniuttamunu fltuIuir 01e.
renfurflm toiiello puolen IelmGnG
rin fltunneGtniiiin ionrnnn omisIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
llnii Iopimns Gnslannin lailuujei
tarfastamiiesia.
ultoministeri @bom.

Sontoo. - ltltoministeri Shom,
berlain or ilmoittanut parlamentir
alabuoneeSia, ettG yb0pSipaltoir
rnntapnrtioston laiwat, ioioen te6-
tdpdnG on pitGG iilndll1 mGtiiuo,
mnlnilpoia, iacmot risteilIG 8abo.
man melistollG iill1 eboollo, ettG
fllfin lailpn ilmoittdn tltloStaan en-.
lin 9iminisiG. &GnlG mlnttoS iddn-
noisiG OH tebtp muoOolliilnttlien bel
poittomiietii, eifG mintGGn lopinlut
len perusteella. Sir gluSten ilmoit.
ii, ettG mponnptDS teboG1n fobtelioi
iulloen muofii gJbops4polloilIe. SGt
on nntanut moinitlln leloStufien
mnstnlltIefii niibin fplpmpfiiin, ioi'
ia OH bGnelle tebtD brittil1isten fo5
tehtStn gI(is-ioorello. Sotfut opot
IllilIleet, ettG gbOpsmoIIoilIe on
mp0nnettp 8obomon peiistollG oi.
feutiia len tpuofii, ettG enelantiIai-
lille tebtGiiiin mp0nnptpfiiG 9lmeri
foon ioapueSin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
9[nenstnna sDnoSin fonfercuIi bD
nGfIbnbt fieltolafia pnolnstowan
punIilanIelman.

9pe6 g8ine, Weinn. - 9lueustono
Spnooin MinneIoton tonferensii on
t6GIl6 istrnnosio. SoopittpiIla on
noin 400 poppio ia moolliffoeous-
toiio. Se bppdfipiruGt poniilouiel-
man, ionfa perusteeIId tieGtoGuin p
r66nfotiontou pppoetGGn Iuiittd
moan. glinoostoon pfii eoustoiistu
poshtsti e6ootusta. 9opiot ponii
IoiiIelmasto pdGtettiin Idbettdd BET
Ienootin fieItoGatin tlttfipuIle pnlio'
tunnoIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-04-29
rs. April 20, 1926 Ironwood. Mich.
SarmufaS lnterilainen uan6ms.

8eneOeSta on laatit ielranuo
pnllon plt9upo ltlttinen:
&uboefiun fpnmentG muotta tit
ten rofeniauat fDlGn llltberiloiiet ia
tatooliiet aiutfoat pbteiien tirfou
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firffoo fiptetGGn puoroiunmlntaiiin
ia molemmilla on iiiben pbtG iultri
oiluls, pbti ilritret oifeuoet min o.
moilluteen tuin ballintoonfin n16.
oen.
&trton pbteDteen laitettiin pbtei
nen boutlllmoa ia lama tirfon fel
10 fojnbteli Min fntooliiille fliin
llltberiloiiillefin.
&aiffi illjui bpluin. Wattto muoIi-
tpnmenien fulltesIa oipot llttberilot
Jet frolleet ia multttaneet muille
moille, fntooliSten liiGGntpeSiG ia.
mosio iltDteeSIo. Gltitenfin on jar
ieIlG pielG pfii llttberilainen mon
bus. @uoiifnliio on uffo pfiin pi
tGupt balluSIaon usfoloiiilleen Ell
nen tlltlllneito oifeufiio.
&otooliiet onot ferta ferron pc.
rGGn foettnneet Ina0a bGnen Iuo
firfon BELLE. @flttto uf
TO innoo:
Sem mimi lepGGn fltoIleenn,
iuotte teb0G mitG boluotte. Wtutta,
Min fouan fllin minG elm ioomot
llttberilniiet tllllo ninltnI
nltfononi firffooll.
ga Omaha Iunnlrntuinoon aStltS-
feIee uffo firftoon. 5oittou bctfiien
firfon iiturto feIIoo, polio8tnn alt
torin, lufee pGipGn tefstin tai jon
iun roumotun foboan, menee penf.
fiiniG, rufoilee rlfoufienia, tG.pelee
lGo$ ia Illtitiee omen.
Sofu puoii iitten pulffoii i1ffo
pnpfn. 0attta fun poppi fuuIi ettG
Jdnen oIiii pitGnut boitoo iellrofln.
tao, joSin on ninonstoan pfii iGieh
fieltGDtpi ban tuIemo8tn ufon pa.
pifIi.
9otooliIet eiluGt mob6a mitGGn.
lltfo pitGG oifelttenin, ilmnutain-
ia ia tirffonia.
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&ieltOlafifunlHsteln
on paattDnDt
WfGrGt tnnnnstaluat nGfeiuGnIG, ct.
til BeiSGn upittonIa OF mieIG fan.
fana.

&olme lpiiffoa feStGnpt fltllluSte-
III tieltoloin lubteen pGGttpi g8n
ibinstonisia miime louontoina
.&uulusteun loppupllolella eiiintD
tlltfiiofonlitean eoesi6 9lntisSoIoo
liiton DIeinen lofimies, @apne 9
@beeler, eiittGen wGitteitG fielto,
lain pltoleSta. @un m1itti ettG fiels
toloin IielpentGmiStG wanthpien mie
Iesi6 OH iaooo fieltolofi fofonoan
funletl1fii it'd tietG ettG lotiin en-.
fin ioataiiiin reif1, lieipennpS. SGn
mDoSfin buomoutti fllinfo foiffi ne
iotfo MT poStu8topot fieltolnfid,
tefiipGt iamoin iilloin fun fieltoIofi
9bip1fiDttiin ia opat faiten oifaa
toiminect fieltolafio mastoon. &iel-
toloti Iouftou 6ei0Gn perIoonolliiin
etltioan, buomnutti @beeler.
MGrtGin puoleSta eliintni lufi.
n1ieS Sultan Goodman 8ostonista.
Sdu pGitti 86ecIerin pdit0fiid
tpoStaon, moriinfin iitG ipptGStG,
,ettG eOustomoniu iouffo to6toiii iel
Iniiio nGfijuomio, ioiSin on forfea
olfoboIimdGrG.
@1QrGt opnt tlmn1stoneet tul.
IeenIo buonluomoon ettG tieltoloinI
ilturet omot lpielG ipipGsiG ia bei-
Dan toiiuononin poitto mieIG fnll-
fnna.
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&icltGlain iGGnnGstelDe6SUtns fnu'
fan GGnestcttGuGfii 9teu 9urfisia.
2[lbonp. 8oltioienoottori
8orlen ebootuS fieltoloin i0GnrGSs
telDfDlDm0fien loittomiIesto fon'an
6Gne8tettGmGfii on lGpdisiDt moIti.
on lainlootiiafltnnosia. @b6ot1ts on
lopulliieSti bppGfipttp min pian,
fun fumern00ri Snifb firioittoa
fen ollie nimenid, ionfo ban tulee
ilolIa tefemGGn.
SGmGn lofie60otufien bpluGtip-
tpfiitulemincn oil pnbin tofupctfll
fiiifpille, mitG 6e npot fGriincet iii
nG fiipoosia toisteIuSiu, mifd alias
ia niriii flnpern00ri Smitbin PODS.
tpG nDtpiielle i8tuimellaen 9llbo-
nppn. Gemofraatit eimGt oliii iou
meet lofia lGpi onlin mointino, mut.
ia tltlimat 6Dipin toimeer ioaoeS'
Ioon % republifaanio pitolelleen.
Sl1nestnfien tulos oil S7--62.
O1utta taiStelu ipnnpttGd woSta.
toisteluo. &uimat oruut nDt io RIB
tpneet toinlimoan, innostaulaan B.
leiIoG, ioooofieen len GGnestptiesid
ipastustomocn fieltoloin iGGnnoste'
In1, metGmGGn ipoolilipun DbteDoes
IA olepoon "mGrfGin referon0um-
lin" pnfium ristin Ionor $50" fob
6oIle. e. 9. Il.
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SnOmnlaincn tntt6 Iuannt Nfinne-
IOtan DIiopistOn itipenSin.

geiti SGipi @Ionen, iofo pGGiee
tGn6 fetpGdn6 2mprence coIlcgosta
g[ppIetonisiu, g8iS., q. g. oppior-
Dollo, OH ioomlt Nfinneioton pIi.
opiston itipenoin nifG oifeltttno
bGnet luopooieen fouIuiiionn moini-
tltsio DIinpistosin. Stipenoi OF
$500 wuoOesin. 0Gn menee iinne
emf iDtibnG lleStelemaon u. 90.
oppiorpoo porten. SGnen pGGoinei.
naon 2mprence collegeSio onut Of.
leet iieIutieOe, filoiofio ia uroet
tielet. gteiti @lonen OIL Der ia Mtrs
s. @loien tptGr 6ronfIinistG. Toi.
men tptGr iofn mp0s on tGpnpt Gam
renee collegen, toiuii nptniiin opet.
toiano Soncoctin forteofouIusIu.
- 81. 9.
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GcinO fnllnnetIinnGn 6elputtamti.
IefIi.

gtc9en3ie- ioori 9te0 2atesio, ia.
monnimilellG flutIullo fultoloptoieu
6uIlo, on tllllut fitllanetiii1ir iuoii
fulfil fGpntipoifnfii. Sc on foittein
eniten pubutti potffo fofo ieloullo.
&lltlltilults ei fltitenfaan iltonnn
fuItoI0pooistG, poon iiitG, eta in.
tioonitorrien ntittoon Nortbpest
gomponpn pitt ioto nuottu iitten
fGtfeG iooreIIe Iata tpnnpriIlistd so
proienttista Snmoitan romntio. Bdi
foIto ei obferisto etiisfeIptstG blto-
Iimotto tpiel6 ole Ioptpnpt oinoata-
foon tpnnpri6. Ronrtin ionotonn
oIeuon min poinofosto, ett6 iotni-
men tuIIanetiiid, Ten IttiitoIIiientin
iitd nouttii, nGfee pion fofouoiiio
fuItofintpoIeitu iotoiien faIIion fpI.
iesid.
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gfii aifamme Iitrnllinen fniuu.

Stem gort. - 0tp0sfin t1GIlG Fl
fot oIfnipot WGbiteIIen nouOotto
muOn "fpipntda". @iime innnan'
tuino eiitti ieitiemGn tpttoG tansiio.
ct. Iaortin firfon oIttorin eteen
oil Iaitettii tperbo, ionta eoesiG tp-
tot eiiintpru6t. @iitpsten uifono of
firffo pinned, liifiutnottomntto e.
iiintpi6in foboolIn oIIeito moIoio.