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Newspaper Page Text1). o( u WHY AMERICA LEAKS TRAVEI.ERS SAT KosetmrK u the heat town In Oro. (ton and haa the best outliMik fur per mutitiil icniwth. Till ttliowa tlutt united effort Uu. hevp It up. EVIEW Amorka a.k notlilin; for hfr-Hf but whut sit has a ri'lH to a-k fur humanity itfllf . WOOItltoW VII.S(IX. VOL. XVIII. i:isi:i!ii:ti. i:i:iiv vonkw i: i:im;. ii:iii;i kv i i. out. No. h. 0 PRESIDENT WILSON HAS ANNOUNCED m Ezra Meeker, Oregon Pioneer, Today Told ihe President the Time Will Come When There Will Ce War on the Pacific Coast Military Rocd That GERMANS CAPTURED 200 YARDS Of IRENGKS IN UPPER AISACE A Myslerious Fire in Ihe Munitions Dcpjrlment of the General Multic tany at Sihe netliiiy Wrcuhl Seri-.ias D.;m;t- Pres. 'Won His Inliiuiiil Ihdt lie Yliil D.fit Siisiirj rt.w Sweliry of Wjr E0ST8URG MAN TO BE GUEST Of HONOR AT DINNER THIS EVENING ! William I.. Kinl.-. staJo biologist. iwll! p:i (us dinner debt to Carl l. Shot maker, state game warden next Monday night. Three months ago Mr. Shoemaker ' made a b--t that h. toald get :on n w sulti ri;'!io' - to the Orvgon Sportsman, the quarto-ly pnhluai ion of the SI it'1 Kih ami Came Commis sion. vi!:iin a" sta ird time. Yr. Kin- I ley it out"tl the i'l a. iff in i inu it ii-i- j possihb-. So tlif dfl'i was mad that tlif ui.- r sho'.ild dine tl'.t' .or; o: till' Otl'M'f Of til"' I'Ollllllis- sion. La It in lifi-t'iiihiT .Mr. .suoe iiiaU r was declared the w :r.m-v. and Mr. l-'inlev is now about to dMt -Largo the obligation. The dinner will he gi'cn it the I'm wrsity Club .Yond;.,v nigat at ;::!. Not otilv have the cmploves of tin' Slali 1'ish and Cauif Co:. unit s' on b en included in the dinner 'i.'.i. hut CoM inor V it hycomhe. h is st i t: tarv, Ct'ir Pal till r 1'ut nam : the four members of tli" Slat" Kih Ca'in Comi iis -'in-i, Marion da: k. tfiCItSTIEEIE;:; Roseburg in lead for Champion ship of Southern Oregon RECORD CROWD SEES CONTEST A.t!jrd Pdskfittdtl Tfjra Wjs MtM Be fore Pdikid Aimoiy Suiurtdy Nigtil ' 23 10 - Setcnd Game Tm iht IN SOUTHERN OREGON lu.t to show the largest rrowil that "T assembled to see a basket hall Kamc in Itoschui g "ow such n ilt u;oiyir.Ltion of loalty could really gto them spirit ami fighting power, ,.1 ..K . I. ..In in w.Ml.. liif hitle iliM. Vnv tlu- two teams about !"M,h as. '' '".hftiation chemical. After two days spent at Cranio Pass, Medford and Ashland Ins pee t in the firo fihtin 'jutpment in use in tints i-ities, Council men V. S. Powell, hi. .. S. llmniltoii and l. It. Shaiitbrnok retuineil here eaii S..IIH ttay mornin- Althouuh not at liberty to make public their finilinHS, it is umleitootl l hat t he three council men ha e ami'eil that a modern truck is a ne cessity in fUhtinK fires in this city. The truck to be i econiiucniled by the com m it tee ill be of the romhina t ron t pe, and is equipped w ii h rheiuit als, hose and ladders. W lule t lie councilui'-n i alie the bene I its to be derived from a truck equipped w it It a pump, they do not bet ee the city is warraute .1 in making the adtled ependituie at t he present time. A modern pump, atvordiiiK to the members of the committee, costs about JJ.'.itn, or inoie than half as DECISIS!! IS GIVEN MARKEE WAS PRAISED Douglas Co. Won Action Against Gov. Withycombe lauded Con Southern Oregon Company ditions at Soldiers Home y DELINQUENT TAXES INVOLVED INTORMAl RECEPTION FAILURE Aitornry lulu H. Gearin, of Porlldnd, Ao nounrrd That the fdse Would Be Ap pcalrd lo the Suprrme Court (Special to the Evening Review). . of I. n.Uflon: l S. Sron.', oi Klanl- Wap.hino-ton. Feb. 14. Ii evident Wilson has formally :.th Kails, ami Kr.mk m. warr.-n an.i He wrote ; pnnounced himseif a candidate for re-election. t n .! 11 1 of liM' ( uin nii'.on s far "liainltow": 1.. lvalii'-nn. (Ii-pnjv rish nauli n. r'l'iil II." Iltri" M'-nom at'lit-r in the ol'tii'.' of the inn in iion : all thesf lipvt Ikm ii Invitcil as gut'Sts nf M.v l-i:i! v. Nol onh to llii' li'l !M'V 11.1. IK'? lli.l "n 1'iat ! In- litis inri";!t'.l list to :mi r a '' "i more than i'wi' t;i. to illi-ira' c llic ir t hi- issm of tlif n 1'ian. - Kt. . aitr1 mak s th" ri"t "il to, tlllt t ! siil'S'-riiitiun i. a iniihii: lii hi t y, iii--:-. ill1 luili' lo :,. Ir.f,,-,. :t (111 K:!1 Si:rtrt- . t-'lii si-luu r. of I'oMlainl: Mas. I'lrh Wai.l.-n II. I.. K-llv : It. K. Secretary of State IiiideLrand. of Ohio, consenting to tae cianton. sum : itufmi. ni of fiat- rt. , , tj 1. 'T ...;il liatr'isTirs: II. 1.. Miift-lanil ar.'l 1. use of his name in the Onto primary. He said: I am will- M ,.,wn- iT1 ,,. rr,,.,. ,- ;,. inrr to nermit the use of mv na:.w Democrats of Ohio Kommtssion: itoh Kui-orin- may make known their prefercn ; v;-.'-" rr'ard to the nomi nation. To satisfy a ted.nica. ..3-,.'.;e'..:::.t cf the statute, I hereby consent to the use of my na:T.e as a candidate for the Presidency by any c; r;'.i late who seeks election as a delegate to the Nsticr.ai D-.mccraUc convention which as sembles in June." T-e Kvu r was mailed, and was made public at the White Tloae without comment. OREGON PIONEE1?. PREDICTS WAR. Washington, Feb. 14. 'The time will come when there will be war rn the P-ific Coaft." so Ezra Meeker, aged 85, a pioneer oi ihe Cron trail, warned the Presi dent. Represen'.alvie "ill of Washircton. engineered the visit. Mr. Meeker snoke in behalf of a military highway nlong the trail from' t. Louis to Olympia. Mr. Meeker said: "The Japanese are a proud people. They believe they are as good as anybody cbc. and a little better. History will repeat itself. We mur.l d.!':r abandon the open door policy in China, or pre t:a. e tc defend our own coil." FRENCH REGAIN LOST TERRITORY. Paris, Feb. 14. The Germans cai.tu-ed 200 yards of trenches in upper PAslcc. it h oiricially admitted, but it is claimed the French regai.-ed most of tiie ground tnrougn , nnter attacks. Yeste- Jr v the French captured several Germans trene!r.:s near Frfcc. tacked and nearly a v.ho'i C and 70 oUiers were capMrsd. considerable. i i:;'!'iiions!iip of South, -rn li' i!on, t:io Kusi-tiuiK llif.li Si'lioiil I'.ii.' s.iiiintay niKlit 8tiosvt'il no nii riv t tin- visitors and took tln'ir foiouiovt rivals, ttu Antihunt MIkIi S-Im)1 toss, to a most it-isive "i-l inii'," The storo I'li'h-d as an unronttollal'h' outburst anso from tin' ihtoiiK of 'iit,'(l unit liappy Sin . tat, is, ';l to II. It was u gaii.c In whli-h tlic visit ors w, r owiawi fl by thp amcivsivi, ai -s of tin- liM-als. whilt1 ttio tt'nse , tit lilisiaai on tlif shlrliiii-s ki-p. ti.i in in a tiiy.stfrioufl coma until the OAKLAND MAN WINNER Of GUN CLUB KEDAl; SHOOT WILL ATTENDED Hi V til.' 'JI'I.H The Germans counter at erman co-nprnv was: killed, The German lostcs were Mill. r. a w i ll ;.ni" n i).ik!..n I -t won tt'o tirall'l h.iatal po. t il ltoi-i'iiu i i: tiun t lul, at tip-' ' M'llli n.oiilhh slioul h"l 1 cn Ilii' iui ht't'-r ra:ii4,' riiiuiiay. 'l lp-i' w i l l' al'iiut ."ii in : suns r. I a I I I shoot, li. on- than hall i.l v. h'.in ar lisiil nts of tins rilv. In tin- inanl in, lal ronl-'St. whiih was a fi aturo r.f lii.' ihi-i 's ihoot. s'lt'M' l'. :non ami Hoy Milh-r th'il with a srurc of J." hitiis ,.;m li. (In tin- ' , . t , ' i! i -sain t,' .1. i'h a inial of hiuls tn Ihiir rr-il'l. !n II.- IV 'I Mill. r bp FRENCH TKEiCi :v Al.i. lA'rt. London, Feb. 14. A Be .in ofliaal statement claimed the capture of a mile of French trenches in the Champagne .egion. and G0 yards of trensh.es i t t'-.e Vosges rnounta.ns. Thp Germans stonred the irtncnes pouinhm v-, where on Satuiuay tlu-y v ;er on tli mi vith Oil' ol' . dal. IV: . o: tun Tlie n-ores of tl : Milb-r I t nrson . . i:.-r. h.i Id a roii . . . . tin: 1 ti.u.. cuts of tho contest. In -,tMi 'ii' lat i 'art nf the final rouml, luiw- - , i ! 1 y hi--an to regain thetr y ,y ;,n, St eial lolltf shotS '..a wiiii h 1'i'O'inht the total re tll nf their e?Trts to a sum of 11, ;:s :i::.tin t onlv two whieh I hey re ( tinted from two fouls made by Uic hie:- in 1 Ik- former period. 'I '-.i i riiv.'l was about the most in t t'liiin feaiuro of tilt exhibition. 'Ihe i-:iii:e itself was fast in spots, Mt at: tin there worn sjh lis when : .eral minutes elapsed be fori tho crowd was jriven a nood thrill. Hut th" crowd never slopped to find -fill. Willi a hundred un-ira phones, wl.ii Ii wee- supplied to the rooters by Harth's Toniyry, the- was. no in the .j. Hi-hh'd el-nrus that ron latMlv .!inrl-'ii the pl.r.ers to t!ie 'ttle of i ;" ir liw s. In the B;iJery. uliii a f.r Hi iu.-t tin e in his tory v as haUnii w ith rooters, and "!1 Ihe f'oi r. were ab(H!l MM) people. .M.mv v :e lunied iniin at the door ! ; u.- I here na-i no room from whhh a iew (oilld hi t'li- ;iiiif Aft-T the preli!:!r::r v on h- i Ir SonhoTiioi e v ool o.i r t!:e juilii - -'; n;s look the lei.i ' e!" an uproar !::: i art ihe bic.tl with er r air res-i ;, Hs to(,li tie lead and tie i -;'ih w ! y never i ti doubt. The host' and Uidiier trttek. At eai h of the Southern Oregon towns visited the eoum-ilmen were Ken a demon stration in order that they mii;ht de termine the variety of fire fightiiiK equipment tbat is most needed here. Ashland. Medford and Crania I'uss hae nioilern mirks (or fire Tfi;lit ini? purposes. A member of the committee Mated last night that further invest igat ion would he made before a final recom mendation is submitted to the coun cil next Mondav night. Couneilmen l'dw M, Hamilton and Sluimhrook were named by the mayor several das ago to investigate and deter mine the character of fire fighting apparatus most needed here and re port their findings to the council, with recommendations. It Is be lieved that a truck will be puielined ;is soon as the council riceives the report of the committee. DAMAGE ACTION TILED BY CAMAS VALLEY MAN HERE THIS AfTERNOON Ha iin: less Than Twenty-five People Cilhd at Ibe Uropqui last Night la Pay Their Re spetls lo Gov. Withyiombe t and o'Mainoil of of tho limli . tho tiiiiin mi' 111 tll' li liplaus'. St yards of trenches. Se-'cn ..artcd to nave iai..n i-j-: ciT:cers and 300 men were eaptured in the Cliampane region. ROOSEVELT QLOiEU IN CONoEaS. Washington. Kb. x4.--- A'hson is ufraid of two men. the Kaiser and myself: Koo:cv,k s. id reeenuy at Oyster Lay, declared Kepiesuitave ic:ls. oi Tennessee oday Roosevelt favored or.o ior Pre.iaer.t who could bes jved t'.ie ac.'.iiiutiraiion b utcuiya juid t:ie conscience ot Amer- iii llraill M lit I'- .I Will. it.. Ili.nal,, II k rn I'. . H 1 Tn s . Wil-.i li- lla h hall .a k'-'t In th- tin .' must of th,, tiiia', , '. .' aiti'iaiit-il many In 'all was tli'HT work, 'I lO till' OllK'l Tori'.iht's ront-i.t is ''" ti" ;'.r. al-st i-anio , - Hi. n h 111.- h,c,.ls I mi ",;.o -i'tii to lli-ir t.t'- .,' II,. . Iiaaipii.ii. ! r i.f I'-' slat-. 'I'li. a i . la a ii i a .; to "i oir. . r. In tin In ii t! lii -1 . ml i'. Wilson. Mexico ica. He believ w.d Eurq - tadamf;- 7Y BEING SOUGHT. ,J , Fve-" Justice Department Washington, It- t-VLw ji'- i u t'.:t:.. rv : i. cc-kiT- a Japanese spy v.no aimi'V nn the Pa'-.i- COcii 1. -'"-'o " J 1 . 1 J i ; believed to have sf-ie-.i a Hull. Meanwhile final action on sign Kirkpatrick and LLuierar.t joir i-,.;i'lcnt in recent rn a P1 "ii ill douh'i. is ep. t- I itn origin in the Issuance of a warrant for the arrest of imi .mith, formerly a resident nf Manias Valley, on a stat utory charue, ru it was this afternoon I" i 1 1 in tae Cir cuit Court lore bv (). . Thru-h. guardian of Miss tllive Thrush, in vhii h danriL'i'S in the sum of $".11011 are vimyht from Smith. A 1 1 orne s John T Long and . It. Uiddlc ap which was pear for the plaintiff. A l I !:e t (me warrants of it rret re I.-su'd for (be- arrest of Han S'uith ;uid lien Kennedv on a clnrg" of altai king )lie Thrush, I f years of M-e, the ai'CUM',1 men left the count rv. Ken nt dy was lat4r con-vl-teil and senteneed to a term ia the peiilfenthirv during the last t 'riu of the Circuit Court. When taket in r uelv Kenneilv was emploved on a i imh in Central Oregon and v:is 'i.;i-uim railing tinder an assumed na me. -tiling was rer heard -'ii!' !' . nil houi'Ii the o! f;c m ''""' "I d I-" 1 tlv in hope if ilic U c 1 1. 1 lire. The of ! i ers b- ha-' b'!t the Stat". I th,. il' I tin - :i!!''iior.n indi cent expos ure t!-e p;i- of tie- i..fen,!;,T:t l.x one of Co- i '-ief a'Jegalions. lii- is '; : I to own some pmi i-it in Ca;i, w !'1 li v, ill h- made tlie !.,n. t' ntion in the .-tnt 'at l- ue. Thiu-'i. the idainltrr . laiic I mi I to th- el.-nt of $ iioo i- -ii!t i)' an aiiai k in.i 1- upon Sir. i'h. ;.-itors" terri- thI all bout li ng shots, the suc:-i ssfullv expei-led to er S-en here. M-re will be laiin of th" ' ip of tliis shiand nt hack," how -th.-v show.-. I ir III" locals Id their de- '.metliing in -ailse t ii.-i , me her !'! ecord break be on hale) art at 7: : .. Ml-- finin line ' lie Hv a decree handed down In the Cin uit Court lo "e this morning. Judge ll.imiMou has decided that the taves duo mi the holdings of the South"in Oregon Company and situ ated tn I ton;;! as Cuu nty. ai e delin quent for the year I and that th" lands on which the tae: are as sessed are snbiect to being sold In the same manner as other properly where ttle taxes have become delitl i uetit. TUe suit against the Southern Oregon Company originated some t i me ami when list riet Attoryey Ceorge eino r filed mi action to re cover taes w li ii Ii he alleged were due from tlie company lor the year r.'iin. Tin- Font hern Oregon Com pany later filed an answer in which it was claimed that the lands In dis pute were nut subject to taxation for the feaso-i that the title was in llli raiioti. M was also charged that the n s-ess ni e n ts against the laud were irr gular. In a third clause the com panv asked that Ihe Tinted States be made a party to the defense for the reason that I lie Co eminent was making an attempt to forfeit title to the lands coin ai ned fu the original gra nt. Idslri't Atiorney Wuner filed a do m Hirer to tlie answer of the de- letidiug company ami Ihe same was sustain tl bv Judge Hamilton follow ing a hearing here -ome time ago. This morning John M. (Jearln, of the firm of Attorney liolph, Mallory, Million AI- (leaiin. nf Cortland, on be half of tlie Southern Oregon Com pan1, and iiisirnt At)orr.".v Wuner, repi c -en t ing umi j-, I as Conn t v, ap peai' d In the Circuit Court to pre sent aiguinetiis for and au.iinst three distinct issues set out In the original a n w er of t he defending company. These IssneM Included a denial thai the taxes v. ere a lien atralnst the hind, or that tlo remained due and enpaid on Iheoial" of reaching their ib li n. uen v. It was also d- nied by the del.-lolai-ls that lire cert i I bates f d' limien. were filed with the eb r' fin I e . l il, I l :!, as reiiulred bv law. Itisi-hi Attorney Neiiner in- : r ndii - e I in iden- e the original cer I'lnates on u lib li be haed his suit, aild tM'," Were lu ld sufficient y the i -m r-f . Attorne". lb ll'..t lie v hi I -1 carry I i i L'ini So ireuii- i var.-. to t!i" hii;h 1'nited States. '''he i t i t Iri cjUeslinn Hot oulv in- Ole: ap'iroMMK'lelv flll.lMIO, wlc ' s urn' il,i' liiM' lat Counfv for the ar 1 ".. hut will ;.mi ib-. i,).. ihe i:ie o!" the in-'iimi s t:ie for the -u- . -. diM; . -ir; ns Cev )m n d"- I Mi -J re t;1 'Che iti -tiolis inxohid In ';HS r Ml! ; "' to he parallel w it il In marked contrast to the ovation tendered tit ill upon his visit to Uose buig prior lo the last Re lie ra I elec tion, held about two years ago. lews than L'.'i jK'ople called at the L inpijuu Hotel last evening lo pay their re spects to Governor Withycombe, who .pi nt Sunday in this city. Among those who attended the Informal re ception held in honor of the stum's chief executive, were a dozen or more oi lice holders, officers of tho Douglas County Itepublican central committee-, and a few candidates who are seeking office at the general election to bo helu througnout Ore gon next November. As far as at tendance and enthusiasm were con cerned, the reception held in honor of the (iovernor was a complete fail ure, and fully attested the fact that the people- of Douglas County aro opposed to political jugglery such as has been practiced by (iovernor Withycombe during his administra tion. Governor Withycombe and State Treasurer Tom Kay arrived here on train No. 14 Sunday afternoon from Medford, where on the previous night they were the speakers at a Lincoln day banquet. The guests were met at the depot by a commit tee of local Keptibllcans, and later taken to the Soldiers' Home. There they were the guests of honor at a banquet nerved by Commandant and Mrs. Markee Other persons pres ent at the dinner were Drs. A. C. J'eely and K. H. Stewart, the latter of whom ir. the Homo physician, and Adjutant i nd Mrs. Crinstead. following the dinner the liover nw and State Treasurer inspected tho Home, n accordance with tho law which provides that the chief cxeeuthe of Oregon shall vitdt tho state institutions at least once a yt ar. Holu (iovernor Withycombe and Treasurer Kay expressed thein iadvcH as being well satisfied with the management of the Home, and were loud In their praise of Com mandant and M rs. .Markee. "We lound conditions at the Home even better than anticipated," said tlie (iovernor late Sunday, "and we have no lautt with the present inanage- elment. I talked personally with a iiin announced ! number or the veterans, and In each the case to the! instance they assured me that they The I'll ', :i th..: in t irdin ha :.c boo -: uciiuuy- the cottartial ot in- . . .1 T.T .. TWmr.t i TVCTn -:2 a '-' -OUC IU it.a .... idVy AVCjJtll Ill's-.. i i " i...i ti,;.- 1j tlip ftnc ai.irr 1LS1 OI!C. . . .. ...,,,,-ot rol ,1av after Frem ien; v. i.,on ., - ;, sUs- ca v. r.ere to hit American Tin plans were never re- ORDER CHANGING KAIL ROUTE IS I.EY0rU U FOSTCfEl'JE crrxiALS :T.. so me-sage1 jears. The day aitc-r plans were stolen vni'.' l.attleshms to chsalvlc 4 covered. T ot FRENCH CI!L.-S...; LOi r. pari" Feb 14.-0:dv or.c meir.ner of the crew of 3 j .. - ';,,;-.,! Cirtrn-jr wa.i rescued. A cn me rrencn uui-v. German submarine s.uni: t:. Ciiarncr declared. , .. - UNMAUEIFD MEN A-;i London. Fe'o. 14. The ..r.-t married men to t'-.c cA-. v-'- '"r posted tliir morning ?t Willi -cy. liutii: c; !:"; I-'- London. Feb. 1 -'j C.rr.! mined off the ea-t c .... '.. i: " tal wreck. Ten r' :i" cr:v vcrc i ..i fc la ht. lIUli II 1. ' " 1 1., . l: . '.'rio. k. Cain-, vill M t tonii.'il iullKht-r h llii-ii-n th- a " Hi- laiiii ...I Mis I..,' ' t !. la:; tor i -.mi was i'nai. -- (i.il.l. T ( ons,.. i a : will i..l..i.' i.i. i .ii. EOCAl LAWYERS WERE j GUfSIS Of HONOR AT i A SOCIAL GAUMING mt. mid If neces-(ere being treated with every con- t tribunal in the sideralion. It Is my opinion that the board of control matte an excellent s 1c i ion when Mr. Markee was named Commandant of the Home." other entertainment features pro vided loi the (Iovernor and State Treasurer was a general assembly of et.-iai.s in the auditorium of the Home Sunday afternoon. Addresses were delisted on this occasion by "p 1 .wiii:. i-i.hr. t. el in t he col- t ',it ei nor Withycombe, Treasurer o' the tas due from the Kav, Dr. A. C. Seeiy and Jinlge J. C. i c.i I, :oi ma i ,. 1 1 n ia d la mis l-'ul let ttm In each Instance the ilv ti -a u'H tion raised bv At sneiikeis lauded the aged veterans C.ann t'lil.i. was the colilen-.lol tle-i,- rourage In defending their the (o::ii.,n ha- no icter ' .oi.nt : s honor. Kach of the speak IimN oth. r than $ .' ." an is uen laudlv applauded. Mrs. ib-r. ' I b the I'edetal Ma.kte n-i.rlT-il a dtdightlul solo. V: 1 " ; :It- " r':ilm' '' , 1 .ai- in the aiternooii the (iover- ": t.- meats are . r faki-n trutn the llnn.. t. th.. ri'iii.i; . t. ran t.in. K h II. dielnerl selling . t -;i . oi wis o 1 !,' rni-i der -ed I V. O; ;- t II I mpq'i.i Hotel, where an Informal r( -liiion hail been planned. So few 1 n r ons i a lied at the hotel i0 pay r sp. to th.- Coventor thai t w o el I a Ihe gii Know a I- ailui e not n.c ejtt and about d. 1.-, Oi.er ' I'l. r 1 1 ' Daamueil. , in rt-.l s of tin- lioslU'l'y ilii) not '"-ill'iii was In ii'oi4r.ss. I'k'ii this iatl of tin' 'ti al . Stat,' 'I'l -asn r. r Ku " 'i. mi tin- ro.'t'iil ion." lint -1 in. d at tlu- lionii' ot lib- I-' . Mi. li I', t'oshow. 'i ... i r'n.i' 'iili,oiiil.. 1-i't Iht n: t'"s 11,01 niiu lor Sal. 'in. 'rr-as- i'i K .. i.i- imI-.I him lotliocapit.il i .an aiKlit. I lll 111 ilii! I'lI'M "HtlMl. !!r I I, Sh-i-r-r. of t'liiiipanv A. nail1! Wis'onsin I'aialrv, Stitulav i ... i.l. .1 Hi. SolilliTH' lluiii- Willi :i i 1 . li.'ia in; of Ablalialu l.inroln. ,i as innrli iip.r,'i iat..l 1'V il' ll ofiin rs anil -t.'ians of tli.- u;v was aust; Rome. Feb. Milan last night. 'iO:.'i: ;4. '.'istrian a Six p;-rst ru-: called. )roclu:v ;''.n c.i'. ' e rev i "in' .cn n-.r I ''vt.rpool. f. r II NED. r. cui tr .ret: : r-.-v fcr-e 1 ro.-t. LD ?.TILA N. t'. A ir.Cs br.ml)ardd Mai ' i,. i.i 1 ti, ;. - use. w,r; t i a to- r of oi i I.l. ,t, ... ami it a a I ir. r.s arc repc-rtcl killed. -t-j-K-!-:-:- 1,1 - v . I. l"l--l.- II. I'll.". 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