Roseburg review., June 15, 1916, Image 1

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URG REVIEW
R. R. and BIC MILLS
R-oxburg Will Prosper Now-TS.
Railroad an4 Big Sawmill construe
Uon lb begin in reality in 30 4ayt.
Vol. XIX.
KOhKiu lit;. oiii:i;oN. Till ltSl " K KMX.S. Jl'SK 1.1, I Will.
ROSEB
PilTSBURG LAST NIGHT;
HERE IN FEW WEEKS
Cily Council Adopts Specifica
tions fcr New line
BIOS Will BE ASKED fOR SOON
AtludlConstriKlioii of Railroad to Rock Creek
and Sawmill at fair Grounds to Be
gin in tat 30 Days
"All aboard!" :
'liio.-i- who liiuo long doubted the
lin.il consummation ol the plans for
a lailroad to Koi-k Creek may at lust
.(din in tin- popular rejoicing that the,
project is now pivct h ally asMiroil. '
'; iii- ,1 ppa n il ' ly to-a r-tl susph ion a .
to the intern, ol' Mr. Kendall and his:
associates 1.1s nl last to have!
been nl'ayed and ihe doubters r.in j
prepare to line up willi the boosters
tor a job. Rosebud will secure i:s!
r industry and one of the fim-.t '
bod;-s of timber in :' n i' is sjui I
to be op lU'tl to liif markets of th,
world. Soon will begin the r.'.i'.i r- j
tion of : dream. flrM eoiicdv.'.l b;. j
tv. rally pioneers, and since th-n'
inspiration of every loyal ritieii '
ill the city. Tile eily conn il las',
nilil diove the first spike. This. 1
t igarat i v lv . ij.iie when by adoption
1 1 j n j.ort uf the railroad o-i:-1
niitte -iiie: an all dav's conte'-ence
with Mr. Kendall an. I his ngim:.
.1 ,i-ni t'.-ii iihins and spet'iliea; ion:-. ;
lor the line w hich are a ceptable to'
all putties. T!ie road Is to he built
by the it y -"id afterwards leaned
to Mi. Kendal!, who will oprrUe ii
ami use the same in connection with
In:; -aw mill.
Work li Sl:iv( Sunn.
Th.'!e n n..i; b.it to compl-de 'he
detail, d spe alions, to a.ner'i-
r.,r bids, ei the (oMra.'i, and se. n.
t'ie iea:ai:i.l-r of the rights of wav
eordi; c to Mr. Kendall, wno
d to be the l.jvw-sf and nest
fur lh- r- as. n that no otliei
iM-- r-r.i in. tor will probably
er to coii.-tnut the tine tor so
;M a Mini as .50.I.IHM1. lie will
uk tin- mound v: m:h after
con: r.K ! a -re.d -d. The saw-
II ! . si'irled simultaneously
..- railroad and the entire
w i I h- rushed until oin-
S. A. Kendall, vv ho yesterday
readied an agreement with the -it
council by which he will tin icrtahc
the conslru'lion ol the Hum burg A:
Kustern Kaili oad, in the ev ent no
lower bids are dieted, leit la t
night on bis return to Pitts-bur... It .
was accompanied as far as i'oitlani
by K. M. Vuii hlanta, bis entiiiieer.
Just prior to leaving Mr. Kenda1!
Kuve out the informal ion t hat h-.
may return to IComdmrK about t!e
time the city council is ready to
open the bids and award the con
tract. . He will return by way of San
Francisco in order to wcure some of
his materials and ma no nrranf
nientu for conunencinn the construc
tion at once. Mr. Kendail expects to
have steady emplovnient for :'" to
r.uo men and may have even a
larger for.-e durinn the construction
of the line. He will emplov local
help wherever possible and also usj
local materials and supplies.
While at San Framis-o Mr. Ken
dall may also enttr into contracts
with the Southern I'a -Hie for use of
their switching serv'i-r and for mak
ins connections with their n.ain
Hi.es. He is now on his way home
to Pittsburg, where he has other
large interests, his lieadMUitrter l' -ing
there for the several large saw
mills and timber interests ow ne.l
and operated by Kendall Itrothers.
19 UVESM LOSTi
Steamer Bear Was Grounded
on a California Reef
WAS TURNED DOWN
BY RAILROAD MANAGERS
XKW YOltK. June 1.".. All th"
,i ui in.' lailrouii triiliinifii
i!un tlit1 railromls lor tin K-hour !:"
l::ni. b. .'n ilci liut'il. Whi'lht r a Xa-linn-MiilH
ruilioail strike will tulli
Three American Troopers and
Six Mexicans Killed
TO ORGANIZE; PICNIC
AT SUTHERLIN ENJOYED
182 PERSONS ABOARD VESS!L
i
il ...mls upon ih viTcllit ol
trainmen r'i:.ir.ll!iK tlila a.lloii
tin- railroail mauasfri..
E.!l!fship Oregon and Oiber YisselsDnt
to Aid of PorlUd Steamer One
lifebadt and Party tost
tOSEBliRG MAN CHOSEN
SICK. Of OREGON DLEE
CATICN AT ST. LOUIS
BATTEE IASTED HALF AN HOUR
Bodies of Sit Mexicans found Bandits
Cross the Rio Grande Near Ignauo
Troops Are in Pursuit
i
FATHER LOSES CASE
jury Denies Damages for Death
of Child by Train
F UR CHILDREN WERE KILLED
Kl'IIKK.V. June l-. I'ive personal
e known to be dead and it is feared
that t w etity perished, f i om the ,
steamer Ht ar. hich st rm k Ithitu
' r f at !)::: last night. Kivfj
1 bedie-i w ere washed ashore t his
morning.
Ttie steamship officials announ-el
that all (lie lifeboats t co:t one had
been found. It is bel,ee.i eii::i
boats left tli" wreck. Two landed
on a barren shore la.-d night, and the
drenched inert and women huddled
on the rocks until daybreak.
The battleship Oregon and the
steamer t Irace 1 iidlar res lied t ! ve
boats. It is believed the others vwi.
swamped and all on board were !o:.
. There were l 1 passengers and n
1 crew of m on board. Some of tjo'.'
rescued iit" sut'i ring from minor in
juries. The ah iiidnn"d ster.'i it i--si
ieli fast on 'he reef :(iid mariuets
belteie it w ill break no soon.
! The b ittU sli'p Ore- o repor!'d a'l
i p:-SSetLiiers. 'ef'.i I !; ise in t h- ; A n
i it .ssinu lifeboi'ts. taken ab-ard the
l'.L;'Usl'ip. 1 1 was report "d til t -"
snrvi v o"s Ird r-'iehe i ( 'a;'e. n'1. n.
I l-U'KKK.'v. June '. K- h,!iis
! f;om the vvre.k O! th" Ste.t'iier hear
j v an'1 i! ash nre at t'aite '.'i-ndocia f
ST. l.oriS. Mo.. June 14. II. M.
Kslerly was the unanimous choice ol
the Oregon delegation for national
committeeman at a caucus held this
morning.
Selection came after a long debate
beinnd closed doors, in which Will
!. King vigorously opposed Ksterlv.
I.ovejov and Crawford also spoke in
-ivosi; on. I'atker forced the ismi"
by plating KsteHy in nomination,,
declaring the mutter should not be
postponed, as had been suggested. I
and that the. delegation should lake
a strong stand in support of th Ore
gon system, despite personal likes or'
dislikes. .Judge Hen net t seconded
K-.terl.vs nomination. Kit.g also
spoke at length in opposition to Fs
terlv's selection, and Itetinett replied,
i ' b-u nig t lie need tor recognizing j
a':. siipre'iH' the vote of the hemo-i
ei ;its of Oregon in the intereot of
party sineess. On a vote, there were J
no noes. King did not vote, so it
ci ob! stand, as unanimous. j
King and llenneit were nomlnit"dj
f( r members of the platform rom-i
u ittee. but l.ennett declined to avoid
a rout st. As a result, he was not
p n ' d wlon honors wer.' distributed. I
'I he assignments made are as fol-
l l.AKKDO, June IV- Two Ameri
can soldiers were killed and several
w ere wouudtl vv hile fighting ban-
dits who crossed the It to tirnude
l near San Ignacio. s it was reporiiMl.
The total Mexican casualties ate un-
t known. The hod ies of six ha rid it s
I were found in the brush.
Atinket lly DM) lebjtn-.
SAN ANTONIO. June l".. lieu
era 1 Mann, commanding at Laredo,
reported that loo Mexicans had at
tacked two troops or the Fourteenth
Cavalry at San Ignacio at 2 o'clock
this morning. Two Aniciitans were
killed and eleven wounded. Th
right la.-ted for a half hour. Majo
Cray is pursuing the bandits.
Another TtiMpr 1end.
S AN ANTON ID, June I ... Ma ior
(It a reported today that a not her
trooper died this mornim: from
wound.' recem-d during last night's
fight, making the total American
casualties three.
Sutherlin for the third time enter
tained the former residents of Mi'i
nesuta in ivouglas County yesterday
and an elaborate picnic was enjoyed,
which was attended by over K.o for
mer Minnesotaiis. Among the tin
poriant features or ihe day was u
discussion as to the plan for making
a permanent organization. It was
finally decided to hold two get to
get her meetings a year hereafter,
and a number ot the members under
took to look after the perfection of
the organization.
The picnic was held In the Slither
lin city park, where for the two
ears pre iously, t he Sutherlin peo
ple had entertained the visitors.
Among t hose present the larger
share were from Sutherlin. but there
j were also delegations from W ilbur,
j Oakland. Itom burg and other points.
t lames w ere played and a general
' gootl time w as en toyed, w htch was
enlivened by many features provided
by the hosts.
I Because of their loyalty to the
famous Whiteflsh of Lake Superior,
the MinneMitans decided to hold a
i hamiuet in Kosebmg some tim du
! Ing the coming w inter, when th is
! delicacy will be the chief article on
the tnenii. this will become an av
j nual event, as will the picnic whi- i.
1 will be held at some other M)int In
t he count . Allorney C. F. I lop
kins will look utter the Interests of
the organ la 1 ion In Kosehurg.
T
Demonstration Lasting 1 5 Minutes
Given Wilson Today
SENATOR JAMES IS CHAIRMAN
Adopticn of Platform and final Adjoanneat
is fxpeded tomorrow Mcftrmirii
to beC ampaigs. Manager
: vrii ioi si: . i i:i.
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ui
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.la'is WiTi' fttrtiKT llioilifii-i!
iMi'l.la . lour III' my ol Hunan or
iiji n Miiiri'il anil I ho filial appeal ir.
;f liijli:' ol iiinsl mi! ion plai-cil
i.l i . o;i-ifi: in.li-.ia ol in' .'n
Tln if :" Hi.' I""-H' iai
iiiail... althoiiah nim li of tli-nii-r-r
was omiMvhnt inoili-
hi tin-i:iii.-T
ilia ni
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m h i. :. r..
I,, . :i oi .! . .I .Ion"
I,.. .-oiM-il.fil t'V
for.
tin
th.- ioiiI:
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torv lu 1
to.l.iv.
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ll-ar's
h tuii'il
H MS
ir. o s
IKclioa
III till' 1
'on! inn' 'I' v ri'i'iii i --....i':-.-
-:ii'l all tlio
i i opl I u o hail
(!vi
iiillts.iip. T''
is stondilii;
all!.'
th
i ki d l s.-ol.
Ca ,e of R. M. Buttle vs. Dowlas County fsr
Damages Is on Irial in fane Co.
Cinuit Court
tli at
illl
he r-p.-eincat ion-
iriften. Tin? has
un 4 will probabh
th- end of th-s
;i-is will then he adwMtise.i
piob.iblv dm :ug nexl weeK. airi
,1,, .,ter such bids will b.
F V.r. Ken-taM is awarded
he will proeeeil ai o.n e
ci.itruction id ttie rawroau
niil. It Is also stated thv
e,l to leas' the roait on
Hal and at a rigure satis
, ib,- council W bile not to
ie a part uf any eonira i uuin
; .. in,., u finihe!. it if tinder
Hi ii i:.e i.Mip.ised
!,out ears
name of the ra
illt
le.is w i 1
an I iuclud'
iniiro.id be-n!
i.tal. I he r:iil
The Sout hei n I'ai i t Com pa n v
ol'taiiied a vei diet at I lie ha mis oi
the jury in the ca-- Piought aain-t
it by F. W. Treanor. it Cieswcll, for
$', un damages on :ir cunt o:' lite
death of h:s little dan i . lioris.
says tn. lay's K.igene Uegister.
The jury retind at :::;:it o'clock
yesterday afti rm.on and by '1 o' lu 'k
it iuid arrived al a verdbt. Immedi
ateiy reporting to the com I.
This was a ease wherein the child
was kiiled with three other children
and Frank Sly when ttie Shasta Lim
ited train of tie S. I. Companv col
lided wit h an automobile in w hich
thf five were riding to Sunday
school.
It is not know n w hat d ipo:-:t ina
Will he made of the three of he ra.-es
acainst ihe cmnpanv, e:i' Ii :t: -kini:
IT'.'iii damag'S. bu as they ai.- e
aidlv parallel with the one Just d--ided.
it is probable that the will
nt be trierl at this term.
The ae of Ii. M. HuMle a ;.,in,t
I)-nig las County, for damay , on a
hange of venue, a. is tak' ii up in.-m-dtately
alter ihe raiaoad juiy re
t.ied. A jury I, .id not b. en cho-en
up to titi.e of ad. o limine lit yester
d..y allernM)ii.
Huston and llu-ton and J. H
.-dilt.rede ar' a 1 1 r ro-v s lor 1h -pl.iinliff.
and tleorge N t.'i. r. dNt: i t
tni nev of 1 tim a 'a - Cioi :il . . I V .
Later reports indie:ted
!i el .-iit ci.ui iiiiin 1 U p't-idt ci
si.ert in the orf after having C
:, ar. Of the l boat- wbi h b
l'..' !P ar nine lea h-i Cue li-'itsl.i
the Helief reeled fvo. aid t
o' rieis landed at ihe
1, iver. A total of
v "ie brmmhi to Ivt
I people aher.rd.
these have arrived
Captain Nopander
r-'inained on the
Ciis leavs lit st:;i n;'i: .o"i,;.
:anv of the survinrs wen- .
cal an 1 told dtseoiin.-.'t ed sto:
I .:
Tw.
Tii-
-.1 Hire.
ar. If
lows:
t Chairman Thomas 11. Crawford.
Secretary Ii. It. Turner.
Credentials committee Shirley h.
I 1'iikei-.
. I He rin an ent organ i .at ion W. L.
j .!organ.
! Hules nnd order of business- -
; V. Illiam L Morgan.
I'latioMii Will 1. King.
! Com ui it tee to not it y I'residential
' c. ndi.late Ceolge A. LnMo.
' Not if: -at ion v ice prei dent ia 1 ran
. d dale C, C. Jackson,
. 1 Honorary vice-president - Anni
. t; go.
.- I he Oregon ielegatbn railed on
" V.. .1. Itrvan at his room and extend
( : e ! greetings.
; Hryan gittded the vbiiors cordial-
" ; I '. He said he epeHall appreciated
Ii'. as ibis was the tir:t full del ga
it, ui to call upon him.
Local persons Int'Tested in till I
proving the baihing facilities at t
Alexander s l'ai k . t his iiftemooU !
started a moveim-nt to give n dam-e
at the armory as a benefit for rais
I ing niotiev to provide a suitable bath
house. The date was not definitely
i decided, but It is thought the dance
will be held some time next week.
With the proceeds the boys will erect
a small building, as there Is now no
place for bathers to change clothes.
The park is the scene of much bath
ing each afternoon ami more would
enjoy the sport if there were sil h
ki-i omiuodalionft.
Russians Capture 150,000 Aus
trians, Arms and Supplies
i'Vtiiiw i i-:r( tit vnox iv.
urn
rt.mt
more than 1
or there
oris ahu.M'd.
M'OUT-i!K T l:KK I lAH-i.
K. I! 'ining and nie
here bv auto this ait
s ari a merito. Tin w ill
til tomorrow for a i st.
:t r r: v
Tin annual oltservance
decoration duv w ill be i
Alpha l.odue No. 1 7 at tl
low:.' Halt next Sunday
comne m-iug at '2 : o'
dliM rvance of tM d iv h
is one of its most impie
leeremoni' s and al w ays
of I'vihian
b-.-rved bv
e Odd F I
moon.
The
!odg-
lublic
Rjssidns Contt'iilidling North of Qerntmil
White a Sudpssful Drivn May Force
Austridns Into Ihe Mountains
Htl
Io k
, th
iive
HFTItoilHAH. June K. The Itns
w hu h is coiicenlr.il
Cernow it., has sue
lining 1f the defeiiib'!:
ig. so unotlh-lal, though
si ui ol tellSU
ing noith of
reeded ill
from Lein
ST. Lt)CIS. June 1 r Judge Went
colt, of New Jersey, will nominate
President Wooilrow Wilson for the
Presidency of the Flitted States In
'he hemocralic convention at 9 o'
dock tonight, so it was announced
Uday.
The credentials commlttoe report
was adopted without debate. The
committee on permanent organiza
tion reported, naming Senator OUIe
James, of Kentucky, as permanent
chairman. (Governor Clynn intro
duced him, and James delivered
speech which was frequently Inter
rupt) by cheers and demonst ra
tions. Meanwhile the platform com
mittee continued Its work.
The Wilson demonstration lostel
la minutes. When JameB concluded
his spech a Hryan demonstration
Bta rt ed . J a mes an nounced t hut
Hryan would speak later. Postmas
ter William Kasting. of Uuffulo. a
delegate to this ronvenelon, died
suddenly today. After James'
speeeh the announcement wan mab
that Wilson nnd Marshall will be re
nominated tonight. The convention
then adjourned until 9 o'clock out of
respect for Kasting- The convention
may nominate before adopting a
plat form. Final adjournment will
be taken some time tomorrow.
( 'n m pa Ig n M utilizer.
W A SI II N ;T( .N, J une 1 Prenl
dent Wilson has decided to name
Vance .McCormbk. of Pennsylvania,
as the manager of his campaign, so
it was reliably reported today.
attracts
id
be owned
Ko.-bui
iit.m i ii- t :'U ;i I'd an
a-d will r-e
lt. i. r :'or all w
W I:
. hisiv
both
ii
. a '
a to u
ely bv
lui in:
iiuiil'
Work vas b
p 'ortsiuen today to
bite sportsiiH n's b.di
held tomoTTow niLiit
This event is held
prov hie t unds to ' fm
for 1 ui h r
l.at' h. i o- on
for ex ploif Ir.y
t lis ounty
v on h of t 1 e
spot tsmen ar
n
locilj t i
V Fie
elletlt
y dwl
time on the
t re
is in go
i noon I roui
remain tin
They made
road, which
condition.
not
(.i:m; wakmlie.
I-Ping
i p iU: .lie!
t
tem per at ut w as th-
tio S'-.isihi. Al ii 4
iMoiueitT at 111"
lart'e at'' ndaiK t',
members of I he
general public. T
uti' ti to a II a nd I h
lv invited. The music this year will
be under the direction ol Mrs. Na
dine Shepard. and the oration w!
be delivered by Itev. It. K. .lop-.
onlv of th;
der. but of the
i eretnonies ar"
publb- is Kudl.il
1. Tli
along th'
(.'.ertio
1 poiu'..-
to
(oi i'm; ai:i, m ieki:i.
lv
it i ti
v. or V i n '-
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f-ection fiaitii iil! o'. r i !e ; 'al'
l.irg1 ' row d i e .i . i. i! T1." 1
siort n de.-::ii- t:.,it I im
County ga no- ;ind r . ing i ; ' he
tn the state and d. s!ie to ; d -1
the fact lu tli' in 'd ihi '
w ill secure mot icn j-.- i ui s a-:d I
them shown at tin- dMVient it
The fuii'l- w iH go tow l: it- this
-t l.r
k the therm
lo r hill' a I
I ir! .-gree-
was T;li no
wui:ig il w.
I 'oi Ye !
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at ri'Min. wti
ie same boii
ations ate
)u'r wil! c ,
-- era I da v
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O! i I' e leglS-
Hid the n;ei-
uni.ng. lie
s e lected to
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for sev era ra v . with prob- J.
W abh higher t efi : ! a t u i e.
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w.-r.. iiii.ll marri.-'l al !
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lilnllii-l ol Mm. Itolainl K'i-.
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wil. ami lia.i- lakin si'.
aloiiK tin- lainlii'lK railroml. Slioillil
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'willmill rail i on i in n u i.'ii I in n lo .i-r.
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Ilunii-vir Tho Itusslall i.ltaills on
lihf (ii-nii.iii lints north of I'lnsk
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hint lo k'-i out liis Itil.li. ItiiH tnornlnK
lirforo Iih roulil unili'l-stanil Ihe
ini'aniiiK of a t.-li-Kratn wttirh waa
s.miI to h I in liv lils Hioi'ln-law from
l.os AiH'oli-s. iHin h. ninth i-hatitor.
sixth vi-rsi-." r.-ail Ihn ti'li-Krain. Af
tor i-onsiillliiK th.' llllil", Mr. Ilallnril
Int. 'rir.. toil tho iiii'Ssiiki. "Kor unlo
us a rhilil Is liorn. I'nlo iih a non
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Tlii- si-iutor n-HK II. W. HakHr. for-nii-rly
of I'oitliiinl.
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(Coulinu.il on Paee 3ii.)
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and .1 S
"ALL OUIET ALONG THE RIO GRANDE"
0IURCH IS ffiKCVED;
Will GIVE PLACE 10
A MODERN
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JOHN IIUNIER STATES
POSITION ON RAILROAD;
I Will AWAIT CONTRACT
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Next Monday work w ill lie coin
iio'iieed bv ihe local forestry service
to const r net t w etity more miles of
It, ill and telephone lines through the
C is a ile Mountains to t he Hohcmia
d sti u t. With the (ompletion of th!
p:oject. which was b gun a few
y'ars ag, the first route to this sec
tion will be opened frotii this side of
the rang-. 'Ihe new construction
will be oT great advantage to the lo
cal servlie and provide u convenient
tiail for other panics. The trail
will have a good gr,tde nnd be of
a condition to make easy packing by
hor-'s ln-iilet It. nger C. K. M"
I.aut'btin will be in charge of the
work and have n crew of about 2'
n e.-! en.,'o.e.. 1 1- tl IMtche
ds'-tHi. a vef'-ran packer
r i v e here totnoi r
; .i k tram th.it
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en
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v!ir'
Mr :.:.:i on-
ig oi.-1 - :, I" 1
;; ad ma'e
s'jon lo i'e. t a,
The bun h w
r go and ai oti'
in th city.
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lnv. ed I,- Hie i dim i.e tins, l..ii- wii: A'toiding
I,., in, hub. on t.te ptnin. I a d I o.i ! i iriee t-l.t "i.'lX
lit V I ' r I e.. C, it ..! V. ..edt!li the
K i , ! ii .iid I.i! i' 1 1 ' i n t ' r t.ii ;tt '.ida. M- Is . j
i. r. i, i.i ( ti. t'ie nii.lu I I, inks tn I . t.ea ..a II
, ,,ir : f i Im . ' I,' ' li . a i.l ured bv
i, . n it.'.".) !. M 1 1 id j w it-ui se en v nc s
. ..- ild no !. d 1 r. --!.! w it h tlie.a t.,r
i i i, a'i', d i r." .. t ii i,., k, .:i ear-- i s
,',f A,, .el i. ! ii. in in f iiiii;,, S'.ite- iirnr.,
t ii- i , k . .. i ; t ' ; I 1 1 1 o ' I 1 I il ,in w ar- and a'
vill rt.ul lo '' r-.ti'i.i.l ' lo-; ;,,eii an w 1 1
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.... : . h.. .. nut b. i - ..i. 1. , a th s tn 1 li it -.!
I . ' I. I ! .1. a't. ;.,pt to Ore .Ml Mail.e l' eM
' 1 1 i .,n. tn.- tu i ll'i'A..to
I f I Mi I- . n .! .i ! 1 ";i I in l.t " , ,.tt I ti. id - in.- ot
.m 'It H.in;er that I:.- hoMld put ; fait w U'
; r, , ! ..I - I .ft,, I.) t rt it ll 11 t I ' , , e V. t 1
I i i , O , ll I.i- I" W iuK IO il tl.M i - o
I will ' i.-k. no e';.,M lo -lop
i i M. tion " Me ,iul his .u t
v. o'l Id 'b pend ii ioli t h filial '
f ra t
. Ne-
age. but
i laims to
the Indians
of age, and lived
e ve.us. lie has
el V ice in the I'lllt-e-iving
In the ln
hi t!le Sp.inlsh
e i f i his w iy to
to re he will KO
Si :i ! to I'ottland.
t-. to spend some
ne I'iirk. and also
.. hr ,im.. w here lit
the Indians, serving for
.; rieia! Cusler.
Mi M;. Hhuiie. of Myrtle Cfe. k.
who had I visiting here for th-
liHst seven 1 dav s. returned ho'ii
this mottling