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Yralmtay wo rece-Wed notliT from llir tuitilLbcr of the
VIIKH KlitTIDN or TH KftVfi'MtrKPU flHITANNICA, tliMt
.mil)!! lo the tt)iirmiui Inrreaso In (1m price of paper with
In llm pfinl few wwkx, Ihey would shortly withdraw the.uli
of thrir kiiryrloH'illa at I lit present prirt. Our contract
with llii piillihrr Kimlilrd us lo make I he Mine libeial of
fer as liiretolors. Thirty larue volume of Jim F.ncyrloie.
din, on iftildti to ttvitemntlo Heading of lbi Ktiryoloptslia,
One 1 rtfl)l (Ink tookrasit and Hue rgi' Wrlwlcr'i r li-cyr,Io-di
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tin niter.
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llm kwlicut ami (iri!illo Cuke Flour.
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Exclusive 1'iiciuV Coast IVnlera. M Stark St. Portland
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SLAUGHTER AT
MODDER HILL
Most Sustained Fire Ever Known
In British Army Annals.
ATROCITIES OF THE BOERS
Ambulnik'c Wagons a Special Murk
. for Dumdum llullcts No Ouir
tcr Show a on Cither Side.
London. Im. 4 -The Pally Cbron-j
li I- iubliln thf following dintch,
itiiun) Wi' ltifu'liiy rtiMrnUti, from Iti
( urr'i-)nti'ii at ih MOcJt rtvvr
I'lllip.
"Th mvwir. nirafomanl our col
ij.iin hu In" I u ri'l im-tjuWy the v-
vinw r ihc wholr rniplitn.
f..iU'l l y.-i.-rlay mi li- linnkl Mxl
il. r rl.-, Tt' Imltlr w wnifwl flic
ly f ri.irty It hum. Tlie enrniy k .
i u."l a MrxiiRly .nlr.-in'li. 'l p.MHJmi.
th.ir rrMit .xtvixiliiK II Vf intliii ulonK
lh- lunik nf tin- Mnm. Tli.y wit
u. U uli-i with atill.-ry iiml f
'livi-,''l
"Tli" liulIU- laM"-l ii liiylr-iik. our
Kiiim nhi-lllni? Ih.- Ilint' l ft Tlv '
my r-'iilifl with artillery. llot hki
m.. M.ixiiim. uii.l lix- mllll ry lu- l
Mn. Iiiuiik Tlx n th re wan
lin. f lull in tlm . t-iiiy' up r:iil"H , of
li , liniio-'lliiirly Iim.k iilaniuK
Tlw inf.intry iviuni acrx.r Ih.- I'laJu
i.manU the rtv-r In two brlge. Thv
KiiunU mi th- rttfht .. ni' t ty an
awf.il hul of tuilWlH fnun the ii'iii)'
fli.ii lln-("'ni. ti-'l i'I.xk' to t lut ilv.r
oil llir ..i.mllr Ixuik. IHirx liU'l ll'i
i.iwr ulmlrvi-r urul w.rr almply m
1 down It in-'ml Imiwifulljl.- In llvo
IIimhikIi th.- trrilbh- flrv, Imt tin- bravr
f.-llnkMi Ui in( mr an (in h Th-ll'ii-r
Mm a brrtbty iiniinit''. ami
lh-y must havi- nuiiibvr) .it Irnixt 10,-
' T!i ' n. oin uarl nJajit i 0o yanln
iM-foi thry wpiv flrl on. Thi n thry
h.nl to ll. l'iwn to hmim. h- ilnully
faillttj which litnt.il wtthoui Int'-imiit-
too hmti(hoM th.i day. Thr llich-Innd.-r
niiidt wv. ral (Ut.-inptit to forrr
a paiiip of th,. rlwr. but th. y wviv
ppir.t to niirh a murl.MMiiK, rnilliul
Inu tlr' lliai ih.-y ImiI lo rlrc iift'T
thy hi"! aufTiTrd trnlJy. Sill miit-i I.
Iv ii luriy ..f thi' iruariU (.mi nwr ur.il
hiM ill. 'I i own fir bourn .i ilifi
vnllv tiip'-rlor firri'.
' Ti:.- Ki n Til niui.n ..f th.- Mull la
il'ut tli'-r.' hut m-vi-r Ihxmi mi. h ,i uh-
i inlo-'l ilr.- Hi tin- uiin.ilx of ihi- lirlilnh
in my is ;h.' lr. h had to fmv y.nlcr
dn. 'lur mrii f.-ll In dm.'iix whllf
J trvli'K l riih th" brldiri. Annnt
I Iho in.iny hfrh- iI-,'iIh, oih- i.f ih- iinint
! citimith n.kiiM u , ihi.i ..r I Lin.....!.!
I'udinifMn. of tlw ('lldxtniini riiaiMii,
ii nd '!iil!i S-'llhi'yn, of the gurvim
l.unl iimiliiic.'tit, with h diid-n iiH'in-U-rx
of ih" I'oblHtrfam Kiiiirtls. who
Jtimped into th. rlwr and awuin mvirly
to tin- .iih.-r aide In the fur of n ao ady
fir'. but won- foiTvl to i'tlrp and. Joln-
I ii K huiidx, MWHin Iwiik. two of Ih'ir
number being nearly drown.il In the;
ivtr-at.
"The British ruiis k't up u heavy
fliv all day nnd fearful havoc was
wroiiK'llI on the It.wr pillloiix. the en
emy U-tng forci-d to fly from llielr en
ti'.'n. hni.ntx. Nltrht put nn i-nd to the
tetrlble bl IxIimI. The Infantry bli-
Ml" ax dreadfully rut up. The Ho rs
imiv it-l at nUbt, t.iklnit ilo'lr riiux
wild th'-m, and we nr.. now o. . upyli g
their poKilionx. The etH'tny x Iiwm was
llVlllellll.HIX."
1-ti.NlMiN. ,v. a, ni.-Tli.r.. is
llnle furth.-r news from tlii- sen of
war. Kven the accounts ,f the
baltlo al Moililor rlvi-r fall to g-lvr an
iit.'llig,-nl Idea of what happlied.
TlD'ti' lx a feeling of ilisiipiullltMieiit
mill I'ontlniiltiK anxiety r-KixtMiiig t b o
il a 1 Lord Methueii. An AsMoclitti'd
Piesx ilispalch from Durbin .iiys that
IM-rxoiiH arilving ther)' fiMiu Pri'torla
a.iMX'i); that th)' UrnM-s miv full of roiirl-ib-nci
und aiv well pr'pare.1 for n xlx
iiionths' selge of Pivtoi'la.
Piitrlotld demonntrnt Ions In the thea
ters iwid muxic hulls of London con
tinue! unabated. There was n reiimik-ubl-
w'iie at the Kmplre lawt evening,
when Mrs. Hrown Potter noiti'd a
po).in culled "tlrib'Dil to the Front,",
with soldier and sailors grouped
around her on the stiige. 1
On nidi side of Mrs. Potter nti.kl ft
sailor, one cnirylng the Annrlcan and
the other the RrMlnh Mag. When the
curtain fell and rose ngiiin to nn en
core she tied the two Hags together
amid loud cheering, the witlre audlvlico
rising and singing "Gml Save the
Queen."
I.tlNDON, Di-o. 4 A em rp undent
of the Associated Prems with General
Lord Methuen'a column, teleHrapbing
frim Modder river last Thins.1ay, snys:
"Ownlg to the terrllllc lire nobody on
the plain was out of range. The
stretcher bearer found It Impossible
tn go forward and Hie wounded wvtv
compelled, If possible, to crawl out to
the tines. No quarter wems to lmve
Ix-en given on edthsr side. I
Tin. Ilrltloh iu) rt Uiat ainld lh- bul
b'lM lb" umblll Hue wuxola ll t'I'i yrl
tlo-lr IIiikx promlwoualy lo no adyvtn
; tiig'. Tlfix' wrr nix-airdly ii riven
I buck nnd cMnin-lb')) lo takfl r fuic- out
! of nlfrtit. It U llK-d tluit tin: D-x-u
I ux"d duiiiduma und mud.. p '- 1 1 tar
I K-l of th hor- on tlu- plain In ih'r
hop, of bltllnK tlHr r1dr.
WMIi th.) Aricyll llluhland-rx vr
piixltlnK acroxa ttif rlvw tl"y W)-r
llnil upon from a houa Mid avtral
fell. Thereupon tho fflifhlandcm morm
it th.- houxu mid although thr Ilora
j)trd a white fla4T. tw (U-mlon wti
paid (o ll Mid mil the Boor w-r tfhot.
JOUflERT AT COLENZO.
fiOKKKZO. Marquei, Nor. M.-O.-
rral JouUrt bwa rvtlrrd from Kitoourt
; and la now blowing up th Colento
! brldft. H brings a large berd of cu-
IK anj Intlida V concrnr Ma forcej
Around Ladyimlih. " "
ONSIMHACr AOAIN8T BHTAN.
' t-upK-ni)- I'nurt Kxpbxl-s oiii of 111
('ampulf i Thun.ItT by Kuoi klng
Out the ilpc Trum.
i
WASiH.StJTo.V. I)--)-. 4. -In th Unit-i-d
Miitca xuptviu.. jourt txlHy the Ad-ity-tom-
pip.- cmd" wu .ni-d. TbU
i -.. iiivolv)-)! ih- I'onatltuibuMllty of
tb- ''ii-Minitkxi of pljw inmiiufacturrra
ti miinufacfjr. plx-, wWch. It w
i biux.-l. vi a a truxl. The dnHxItm waa
luin.l-.! dii by Juxfico llxkham.
iimI rn lulv !- to til;- combination.
It ii thr'for.' In opposition U the
trio I
Tin- ..pinion coiiriud:
' It i" 4 1 ru Mt neillwh lo add I hilt
do not hold (hat evrt-y private eti-t.-rprlM-
which nmy he carrird on
i l.liMv or In xut by m.-ana of liuer
ii.ttc xlilinii'iita Ix ipUK lo br fvard.-d
km ri'bitcd to Inl'-rx'ute ronumTc o ax
to com)' wlihln the pguUtbig pow.-r 'f
HK'r.-fX.
HtD h -iiti-rprl- imiy u- of the samel
tiiiiuro' n- tlw niiinufucturliig of rtfl:d
mtjr.i r : that b". the pvirtb'X may be en-l
K.iK'd ax iH,inufa';ur-r of a commod-l
ly whbli lbT thcrvafter Intend at
roii- time to a-ll and boxUhly do sHl
i. I.. .. ..... ..... ........ ...I., u-a hu 1'
ii ,in..'h) r xi ti)-; but nui'h mv we have
s.lp i'dy held lx an incld' nt to und TV
i he .lli-ot D-Kult of tlu- m.inufacture,
mil ho x not th- rvKulatiou of or an
ml.'i f.-n ii( e wlih Itu.-rntute rommi'tce.
'I'b" in iti.ipiil lx n4 tiff-te.! by any
t - it h-r. In .bH-lded.
Th-' l.-.'-Iti"!! ilr.iwx cli-ur d'stlnc
ib'ii li-r.x'-n combliiiulniw aff.ctlng In-
i ri )i- . nil iirT aim nil"- m'iij ..'f,
'" "(",v ""'y
11 i"lm ut.a.,.'. v.ry Br,-,,t t -
i ni i mi, iN'fji iixr ii tn i in ni opnnuu j
n ih Mtili.tt 4f trum.- whti-h has Nvn'
luih -n:.' Into ctnit prMiiiiiK'iic.'.
TP: iTItKKNVY lill.1..
WASlllNi'.Tl'N. I.c. I.-The Piir-n-tny
bill piN-p.iiMl by the senate flti
n'i " cxiiitiiitt)')' dtflVrv somew hat from
the bou.i' bill but a xtrong effort will
probubly be made to aKre.' Uhi and
nix the bill.
FIRi: IN POKTLAN'n.
11M.TI.aND. Iev. 4-Tlk- store of
t'los't't & Devon", wholsale coffee deal-
,!!)
w-.ih Riittel by flr shortly f t-r
mldi.ight.
Insured.
Th. bx w-.ui K'SOOO, fully
AI.I5ANV TITV KI.KCTION.
AI.IIANV. iv., l)ei'. I The olty i lec-
Hon today r.-sult.il In the
the elltiiv -)'ptlbliiiui tii ko..
ehHitliVl of
iX.-ept two
i-oiinellmi-ii. Iiy- a majority ranging' if his right.
from M to fi. Dr. W. II IVivIs uas' '0 can a-wire Ihe gtMlUeman," an---el.oti.l
mayor. j "weretl the spenker, "that he waives
sione of his rights) by this course.'
KI'KNK-it ItlllKN rhlllT A DllAW.ji
NI.W YORK. IVe. I. The lii;ht K
twoeii Knie .vml n'ltrli'ii was ibi-Kiii'il
a d'luv nl the end of the HMh round.
KSTIMATK fF KXIM'NSKS.
Trvasuiy Statenii'iit of Appiopilatlons
Tlenulred for 1 loviTiiment
I'tirivMo-s.
WASHINGTON. IVc. 4-The sro
lary -if the treasury tixluy tinnsmlttrd
to the house of ri'pn'sentatlves i-stl-inatrs
of appropriations i'iiuitvd for
the service of Ihe tlseal year ending
June :V l!Wt.
Thi! imyregate if th
appniriutluiiHl
OMllmiit.il Is JKll.OM.SiM.
over th estlniat.'M for th.
an mcie.-w,
present lis-;
rill year of J:!S.0,13.6H. and an im ivase,
" ,
oyer th
appropratons for the present;
flsenl year of $n-l.2:;:.0:M
Following,
Is the total recapitulation
by d.-yurt-l
moms of the .Mtiniat.'s for next your, '
ci'lils oinllted. i
Kntlm.it. s for I'.MH: Legislative. .,-,
!l.':i.L'."7. executive, rJ'o.140; state de
pai'liuent. $L' i:iri,2.S: treasury depart- J
nietit. ?li.'. 171. -H2; war department. I
1 1 '.10. 11. '.sr. I ; 1111 vy departmimt. $7fi AtWK-
. interior department, tli4.tin0.sil;
pest olllce department. $t.."'Sl.liS.i; de
part mi ni of agi'l ultliiv. $4.:!06.:,.')7: de
imrtm.'in of lalr. $IT2.!irt; department
o' Justice, $i.279.570. Grand total $t:ll,-OSUli-l.
Apiu-'ipiiatlons for llWrt: legislative.
$l0,4j:i.ir-: executive. $2iri.70fi; ntnto de
partment. $.'4.il.'!li.filS: treasury depart
ment. $liM.S1.410; war department,
t"ontinmd from jieee thne.
THE OPENING
OFCONGRESS
Reed Rules Adopted, Speaker Hen
derson and Officers Elected.
ROBERTS' HEARING IS TODAY
L'tek Membtr CrtKot but Not Swori
Ii oa Objecting of TaylorThe
PIiidcIsI Bill latrodacel
WASHINGTON, De. 4-4Vldom, If
ever, have tuch enormous crowds
warmed around the bouse to wiloeaa
th opening scenes of the sesxton as tK'
slcged the doors today. By 11 o'clock
a brilliant gutlyrlng bad arambled.
Th? galleries were bteck with p.-ole
and through the swinging doors could b.k
seen punhlng hundreds who were un
able to gain ad mlneion. Entrance waa
obtained by curd, for which tht-re Was
an onormoua demand. The ladk' and
membera' galleries were fll:e-l with
brilliantly gowned imi, the wlv
of member and helr friends. The ex
ecutive gallery was filled wtth high dig
nltarles of the governnvait and Uie dlp-
lonrallc gallery 'ui mplnd-nt with
Ihe repreaetitath'es of foretgn govern
menta
Scattered through the gai eries
were people pi-omiiK-nt in the political,
social and financial worlds.
Hlclwrdson, of TVnnw. leader of
the minority, came upon the fbwr early
and was soon surrounded uy a group
of democrats. Roberts came li:to the I
hall shortly after 11 o'clock but b w-aa
not generally recognised, and he rt-j
tired to the cloakroom almost immedi-l
tuc -
ately. At 11:30 the shrtll-voiced cl :k
directed those not entitled to the floor'
to retire, ana me onioers ana pugv
rapidly cleared out thuse already In.
A the minute hand of the clock
Ue ,he Wlk(;r. rostrum overtook!
the hour hand at noon, the guvol of the;
chief clerk of the la house. Major Mel
DoweU. descended with a bang. Toe
nielH-rs at once arose and the sp Ota-1
tur in the gallerl-s bowed their heada.
In this stillness the voice of thv blind
chaplain was elevated and Us prayer
m ill.- the occasion reverent.
Aftr the Invocation, the reading
. , . ,,. ... i,Aiv..-.t
clerk Ix-g.in calling tlie roll. KooertS
I sat listening Intently for his name, and
l vhi(( h wpwWi
"Here" In a loud voice, but he looked.
n-TVoux and 111 at ease. Tliere were no
demonrtratluns during the ro -lcall. '
When It w is concluded, McDowell an-
rouncevl thcid 3S2 meiiiber had ans
wered to' their names, a quorum. 1
Tlx? ceremony of admlniHterlng tliej
with of office was then proceeded with
until the nvtme of Mr. Roberts was,
reached, when Mr. Taylor, of Ohio, of
f"ivd the resolution pmtet1ng against
l is admission. j
T.tylor spvike cilmly and dlcpasalon.;
tely. Mr. Roberts stood gating Intent-j
I
ly U him and nut once moved a muscle j
througHont the protest.
Rerem-ntative McRae, of Arkansas,;!
j fullowed with a protest from the demo-
' cratle side, saying this issue was In-
volMngr the sarredneas of the Arrferlcan!
horn?, a sentiment that brought an out
burst of applause. Speaker Henderson
tlnin addresned Roberts, saying:
"fri'.l ttie gentleman stand aside until
the roll call Is completed?'
"Br. Roberts assented, with the state.
jmnt that. In so doing, he waived none
Mr. KiMw-rts then ivsunud his s-at
i nii tin- nu r.m jrcvx.ioe)i. ii was
nRreed by unajiiniolls consent that the
'oiindenuion of Roberts' case should
I jto ever U'ltll tomorrow, after the ivad
j' nn -of the president's message. The
; cweHi'ing-ln of the remaining memhvrs
Mi; Jhetl concllKled.
TJIK I'OllKHTS RKSOLUTION.
"VYAIItNilTOX. IVi. 4.-FoHovtne
Is iht- text of Representative Taylor's
reHiilntion for the upintmont of a!
okh-K1 coinmlttee to Investigate the'
1 'lioterts case:
Wh.iM'as, It is charged that Urlgham
II. lioberts. rrnrS)Mitative elect to the'
r!fr,..slKth nRr flvm ,ho ofJ
VlllU (s lllen.jKlbl1 , j, , thl
, . I
,, . rf . V. , .
' liesolM0. Ihat Ihe nuostioii of iirtmn1
f;l(,,(l of ,!li(.,ulm .tli to
b" .sworn in as a repivsontwtlve be
r-.ferivd to a spivlal committee of nine,
m!ibers of the house, to le apxlnted
by the sp.ukcr, ,it;d until such com-j
niiltee shall report ii,.n wnd the house'
d.iliV such itestli.n and right, saldf
Hrisham II. Kolierts shall not be'
sworn In or be jui'inltt.-d to mjoupy a
s.-it In this ho'tN; a.n.1 said cominltteel
i xhall hay,' pow r lo send tor p. rns
: and papers nihl examine witnesses on
' oath in relation to ihe subject matter
I of this resolution.
REED nCI.ES ADOPTED.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 4 Aside
from a protest against Roberts taking
his scat the only feature out of the
ordinary was th rec-plW-n of the Kiv.,i
rtil- as rulex f-.r the pr-swit ror.greiM.
Th d-mKrat km-w It wai futiu- to
mor than make a pr:A.-st agalnnt the'
aloptt'm of these ruU-s, aft-r h. t'-
publlran dfclHlon up'm tMs rour.- In ;
caurux, and the depute upn the rtnf '
lut Inn to adopt thz-m wu very brk-f.
They were adopted by a strict piny
Vote.
I'.OI.BKTH RHBAKS INTO CONrj::r83
WASHINGTON. D,.c. 4.-Although
Roberts, of t'tah, was not sworn In to- I
day, he s-eured a xKit by ac.ldit. Id!
the seat drawing lottery no provision'
hid been made for Roberts, but when)
the drawing was completed two others '
as well as himself had not been provid
ed with seats and the speaker asked
and secured permission from the bouse1
for those members that did not draws
eat to make nuoh selection as thyi
could. Under this authority - Roberta
got a mm In an obscure portion of the Prt AHva and the gunboats Villa Lots
ball. t nd QtHos with the flpantah garrison
j and civilians of the Carollr lalands
PROTKST AGAINST CLARK. arrived here today. .Tl Spanish gun-
boats will probably be offered for sals
Charged That the Would-be Montana 10 "t'n1 8tsU" irovemment.
The Spanish secretary, Benor Ben
Senator Paid a High Prlo- For ' puete arrlve(, here wUn .
Seat In the Senate. ! from Lieutenant CHImore to Ms stowr.
' Mrs. Major Price. He says he has been
WASHINGTON, Dee 4. In the coum
of the proceedings in th senate today.
Carter, of MvXitana, prettented a mem
orial from some members of the Mon
tana legislature again! the validity of
j the pretended eleotbrn of William A.
Clark to the senate.
The memorial recited that Clark did:
"cure and procure votes in thin .-g-
IfkUive assembly by payment therefor, , '
and by the promise of payment therv- i
for of larRe of man,,.
The petition names a number of mem-
bers of the legislature with sums thry
are alleged to have received opp-
. h . nflnw- tn. .um,
' ,,flnn ' - "
w -""
In addition to the sums alleged to
have been paid by Senator Clark to
rrwilber" tor tWr v Influence
.A . . . . . I . - . . 1 am .
u is asaercea irta ocimior umi on-rca
various persons for their vote, or
mluence rr--'ratlng 1175,0.0.
Those ln ,he
pcUUon- '
kJ atS IcUI-atL 3
Supplies n with many of our best patro
... For Instance . . .
Dr. Kilmer's Swamprout is marked ami
sold by mo.t ilrusgist.' lor
Uhilc'ourlit-l'ricc is
I cuvins a little remainder in
pocket of
1 This isn't the only example; we sell
respou'liug
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I 111 k Mil 111 V.OI IIMJUUU. U - Jl. -
Puine's Cclcrv
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Sfotf KmulMon, TSc; mwtul ,oq
Piciw's Goltlwi M- IVrce s PrwcnpUon, 69cr,
satnd. Discovery, C9c.
All these preparation, are mar
. sa iadold by most .tores for $1.00.
Woodard, -;cke & Co
Owl-R
Fourth and W
Ixt US !
tL-Tjv. you
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The Credit of Selling
The Best Clothes in Oregon.
That's what we've had for years, and Wro
iiiiikino Steinbach clothes more jiopular every
day. Our success is the resultant of our pains
to sell first, last and all the time, clothes that
have fit, Freshness of Fashion; Uv price and
Satisfaction in 'em. '
Look to us for the right things in Clothes,
Hats and Furnishings for Boys and Men.
Men's Suits frcm $10 to $35.
Men's Overcoats from $10 to $45.
Boys' Suits and Reefers at $2.50, $3.50
$5.00 and up.
A B STEINBACH 8 0.
Mail Orders Solicited.
Corner Fourth and Morrison
GREETED WITH
BRASS BiNDS
General Yonnj's Jaded Troopers.
Meet With Grand Welcome.
ARE HAILED AS DELIVERERS
Spanlsb Garrison from Caroline Is
lands Arrive at .Mioila Riadocss
Showa Gilmore by Natives.
MANILA. Dec. 4.The fipwdsh traas-
ill but Is now In fairly good health.
The Spaniards befriended him and give
him money and clothes.
An Associated Prefix dlxptttch from
Santa Crux, in the province of South
Illos, forwarded by a courier to San
Fabain, says that Gen. Toung wtth
i three troops of the Third cavalry and
" J ' . . .
me inirty-tnira inianiry, amea ai
Santa Crux today.
Th Americans left Hamapean, in the
province of Undou this morning except
ing to have a fiirht at TBirudin In South
JMoa bu, they f()Und on thf.r,
tha under GefleraJ no had
. .cuzted 2 hours before. deserUnc an
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: impregname posmon. iwin
of Tagudin rocetved the American out-
side the town with a brass band. They
had been robbed of almost everything
hr the insunrmta and wtr glad t-
'welcome friendly and protecting troor
I ... .... a.
a flmlllar rewpuon awiceu
Ycung at Santa Crux: Promlnoi'
lxens, headed by a band, escor
iContlnued on Third Pr
it
..$1.00 per Kittle
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your
all paten
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pric
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