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: STATE NEWS
Uni rntiiLn UtDl
IN BRIEF.
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. . . . . . BOARD
ME SEEN ’cc™ “DDEBI
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usmo’SiN
in Portland.
Portland, Or.—In sharp contrast to
other years, when railroads showed
I no interest in invading Oregon, the
two great northern systems. Northern
Washington. I). C Sub committees X'<*♦♦••••♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
of tho French nnd American debt' MIU City For th« past coupla of
SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT
Hy F
A. WALKER
HANDS UNAFRAID
funding commission Thursday after- w'‘eks the fishing in thia section has
Loon reached On agreement for settl '7" b*“*r tU““ “
o,her
XI rHAT the world nerds most, and
of the year.
VV which It cannot hire except lu
Ing France's war debt of $4.200.000.000
to ths United States. They are In ae-1 Hood River...D. II. McUlafh, ex limited numbers ure rapnble, willing
Pacific and Great Northern, clamored'
for the right to build 278 miles south j
°
coni that France pay $40.000.000 an- Michigan man. who used to grow tho hands unafraid to perform hard work
In the face of complex dlrttcuRlea.
from Bend to Klaipath Falls Monday,
■
nually for the first five jrnara, $60.000.- •“••era In hla former atute. has liar J
And with these hands It need«
in the opening session of an extend
...
000 for tho next «even yearrf and $100,- *"*‘7 1,00 ’,oun,U of
P'"»“«'" sturdy buck*, nimble feet and willing
from leas than an fighth of nn acre 1 hearts, luyul to tliumselvv« and to
ed hearing ordered by the interstate
000,000 for the balance of 60 years
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Oregon City. Fifteen million young others.
commerce commission presided over
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over tho 62-year period.
To feed, Clothe nnd satisfy himself,
by Charles Mahaffie. director of the J
'spring Chinook salmon were ndoasod
Their draft convention Includes a during September from state hatcher- man must constantly exert himself.
Events oGNoted FeopJe. (iovemmeoU commission's bureau of finance.
Commissioner, Operations Head Prom
“safeguard clause,” providing that the ies tributary to the Willamette rlverj This la the price be Is compelled to
The new Une would link Oregon’s
pay for Ufa.
and Pacific Northweet, and Other
ises Coast Ports All Boats
settlement may be reopened and tho uecordlng to figures made public by.
two great producing pin« lumber cen-
If man fulls to sow he cannot hope
Things Worth Knowing.
They Can Use.
plan revised If at any time untowanl Mutt Story, who has returned from to reap.
ters, add enormously to the state's
the Gates creek hatchery on tho Me-!
And. likewise. If lie stubbornly re­
output of lumber products and help
events prevent France from execut-
Kentie.
fuse« to use nnd trnln his hands In
along the period of the state’s great-
Ing her obligations.
the direction toward which they nat­
Richard E. Enright, New York po- est development now at hand, it was
Washington, D. C. Portland’s shlp-
Salem. Two persons were killed urally Incline, the likelihood t» that
No moratorium is provided for.
geemg dacWwMy lmprov.l
lice commissioner, has been designat- deflared by railroad officials high In piug
f This scheme of paymetns makes and 288 persons were Injured In traf­ he will go through the world at the
ed as independent candidate for!the American transportation world. |
ed
as
a
result
of
the
withdrawal
by
at total of $5,650.000,000 which Franco fic accidents In Oregon In September J tail end of the procession, blunting
mayor. Enright was picked Friday. When Director Mahaffie called the
the shipping board of the powers will pay over the 62 years, which Is i",''.r'11?* i," J
•,"r’ 1HNU’'• Saturday^ other« for Ids failure when the fault
night by the progressive political battling railroaders to order in room
by T A Hutfcty. chief Inspector for really lies with his timid hands.
520 courthouse, it was agreed to pro- which President Palmer of the emer- $1.420.000.000 more than «ho borrowed the state motor vehicle department. | No two hand« are cast In exactly
league.
ceed directly with the Oregon Trunk's ' K^ncy fleet corporation used to curtail from the United States. Including tho
the same mold.
The Baroness Ravensdale, formerly [application to build south, since that the number of available government- accrued interest. This figure Is more' Thure were 2283 accidents reported
Each hand has an Indi viduni tty, and
in the month.
*
than a thlml of the debt contracted and
Lady Mary Irene, eldest daughter offline js tbe proponent of a rail inva- owned vessels there.
a peculiar ability nnd aptitude of Ita
—
firat aiz»n
r KKz.m 1 v f.kwKt
This assumption is based upon as- represents an average interest of 2$4
Klamath Fall«.- Angelo Conto of ”*n' !“■• “• hn" lh« »’rMlM. the con
the 1 late
Marquis Po.f.'.n
Cur ion hv
by Kia
his first
sion that
that ia
is being o stubbornly
fought 1
Pelican City started bunting Saturday, trolling force which directs the hand.
marriage, was thrown from her horse by the Southern Pacific. The Oregon surance from Commissioner Plum- per cent.
The world wants hands detached
mer, who will now act as chief of
’ The
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—— parted shortly , , morning. By 10 o'clock be bad bagged
sub committees
Saturday during a hunt She suffer­ Trunk will call 40 witnesses.
: from lusts und superai Itiöpä, disin­
operations
for
the
government
lines,
'
after
4,
o
’
clock
for
the
technically
«(x
robins
and
one
mudhen.
By
noon
Ralph Budd, president of the Great
ed a broken arm.
clined In moments of excitement to
that all ports will receive under his avowed purpose of communicating he had been baled Into Justice court
The threat of a Mohammedan war Northern, pictured the Oregon Trunk regime as much tonnage as they can their accord to their respective dele- on a charge of shooting bird« protect I doubl« up into bony Hits.
It wants hands with sensitive hn
between Europe and Moslem countries i as a railroad half completed that never use, even it all the 44 freighters which gallons.
Ied by law and was fined $134 for I-'-
his gers and specialised knowfedge, com-
was described Sunday as a world men­ would have been built to Bend as an
But since Mr. Mellon, secretary of morning’s sport.
ultimate terminus. A relatively small Palmer order tied up by agents have
potent to perform accurately the work
ace by Bishop Walter T. Summr. pro­
investment in further building, it was t0 be Put back in service. Plummer the treasury, and Mr. Hoover nnd Sen­
entrusted to them, whether they grip
testant Episcopal Bishop of Oregon
Eugene-All
grading
work
on
the
machinery, pound the typewriter, puah
said, would add greatly to earnings. was •b* only republican members of ator Smoot were among the members
and formerly dean of the Chicago
and this without injury to any other^*16 Uoard to join the group which of the American subcommittee, and Kugene-Klamath Palls railroad Is ex ths carpet-sweeper, embroider a daln-
cathedral.
carrier because the new line would, Bnally relieved the fleet head of his M. Caillaux, French finance milnster, Pccted to bo completed by the first ty tnpeatry or pluy ths piano.
It you will consider the cause of
Sixty waiters from uptown hotel bring its traffic with it.
(contr°l over operations, but he has and Marquis de Chambrun and M.of Beeember, according to R. C. Me-
dining rooms and restaurants in New. President Budd and other witnesses had wide shipping experience and is Simon, governor of the Banque de Ksnnett. secretary of the Western the rise or the fall of nations, you
York, who were enjoying relaxation said the Shevlin Hixon and Weyer-,' confident that shipping board vessels France, both full-powered delegates, Santl *t>d Gravel company which has win find that It resulted mainly from
contracts to build concrete cul the good or evil works of blinds.
after their night’s work Saturday in haeuser interests had repeatedly ask- wiH be better employed carrying car- were members of the French sub-com
An Industrious community shows
verts
on
the line.
mlttee.
this
is
merely
a
formality.
goes
than
idle
at
their
wharves.
Max Pfeffer's restaurant, 25 St. Mark s ed
northern lines to locate their
Its handiwork In neutly painted
Although the tentative agreement
Place, were held up by six men and ’ line t0 Klamath Falls so big sawmills ! If the tentative plan of reorganiza­
Salem.—While viewing a «oldlera' houses, shaded streets and a general
robbed of cash and jewelry with an t0 be built could be piaced Traffic, tion which the board has mapped out was cabled to Paris for the informa­
memorial monument on the court- air of prosperity nnd contentment,
aggregate value of 112,000.
experts said these two industries alone is adopted Commissioner Haney of tion of the Painleve Briand cabinet, grounds here Saturday. David Janzen Where the sharks are, where misery
A phase hitherto absent from Amer- would add enormously to 'the cut of Portland is expected to take up the the decision to accept the terms which of Portland cleared up a mystery that nnd crime sulk In the Shadows, the
M. Caillaux, as chairman of the
hands of men are Idle
lea's international debt funding nego- Oregon pine. They would not build case of that city with Plummer im­
has baffled the member« of his family
At the root of all discontent lie
tiations—a sharp controversy over the mills, it was said, unless more than mediately and recommend Increased French subcommittee, has already for many years. On the slab he dis-
dormant hands, responsible for most
taken,
binds
the
French
government,
tonnage.
It
is
realized
that
this
course
amount of the obligation—stands out
existing line of railroad would
covered the name of tils brother, John
seems In direct conflict with that of as he is the sole minister plenipoten­ Janzen, who was killed In the world of the human failures and sorrows.
as the chief problem confronting the.serve them.
Whatever work your hands are
President Budd and Charles H. the budget bureau, which will un­ tiary In the French delegation and his
American debt commission and repre­
callable of doing, do It with all your
colleaguss
are
not
empowered
to
over-
doubtedly
adhere
to
its
intention
of
sentatives of the Czecho-Slovakian Carey, vice-president of the Oregon
might.
ride his decision by a veto.
Eugene Miss Lyle Veazle, sopho-
government in their forthcoming dis­ Trunk, gave testimony of revival of cutting shipping board expenditures,^
Give no heed to the Jibes of Idlers.
In
view
of
tho
complete
confidence
more
in
the
University
of
Oregon,
was
the plan to extend the Oregon Trunk but Palmers opponents hope to show
but remember
that by the
cussions.
southward, when operations were Increased earnings before the end of which President Coolidge reposes In burned seriously about the head, bunds which are unafraid of grime,
Councilmen of the inter-parliamen­ halted in 1910 because of unfavorable
fiscal year, declaring that the his secretary of the treasury, and Her- shoulders, arms and hand Saturday determined to do. nnd to do nobly,
tary union, meeting after the confer­
fleet
head steadily whittled down the bert Hoover, who supports Mr. Mellon, morning when celluloid combs In her great cities arc built, fortunes nre
conditions. The financial market was»
ence sessions had adjourned for the unsatisfactory, it was said, and pine earning capacity of all lines as he re­ and the endorsement of the accord by hair, which she was drying over an made and humble names lifted to
day, decided unanimously Friday night lumber manufacturers were not ready ^uc®^ Ebe number of vessels in ac- Edward N. Hurley and Mr. Olney, «nd electric heater, cau-lit fire nnd ex­ fume nnd graven on monument« which
that the union would not appeal to
the readiness of Secretary of State ploded She wns ta n to a local hos­ shall endure for ages nnd become an
। to build and operate mills because of tive operation.
inspiration to those who nre yet un­
the United States to join the league
Kellogg to adopt the agreement, in­ pital.
the volume of pine milled in the south.'
born.
of nations, ask the league to revise its
SIX
formed
persons
here
believe
it
cer
­
DEATHS
TOLL
The pine men were clamoring for
lid by McCtura N
Baker One of the largest sales of
covenant, or espouse adoption of a
OF FIRE IN SCHOOL tain that the White House will stamp
.the road to be built, it was said, dur­
livestock
In
tho
history
of
the cattle
world language.
Lewiston, Idaho.—rSix children lost its O. K. on the transaction.
ing the past two years and conditions
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industry of eastern Oregon took placo
Reports from iaris are to the ef­ ! seemed ripe to extend. Announce­ their lives in a fire that swept the
Inst week when Herman Oliver of
fect that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and ment was accordingly made last boys’ dormitory at the Catholic mis HARTLEY ISSUES CALL
John
Day. Grant county, sold 800
FOR SPECIAL SESSION
Dr. Sterling Ruffin of Washington, D. spring.
sion on the Nez Perce Indian reserva­
| steers to Iowa feeders, the animals to
C., are engaged to be married. Dr.
President Budd said he had been tion, 25 miles east St here, late Sat-
Olympia, Wash.-Governor Roland be shipped from Burns within the next
Ruffin Twwuu;
recently »ci»
left »»no
Paris »wi
for Wash-
x»iu.uu
.. oqu - v
mat joint urday night. The fire was believed H. Hartley Issued a proclamation late h>w dayB The consideration was up
of , the wuo>Bieui
consistent opinion that
ington, but Mrs. Wilson still is in the use of lines was advantageous wher- to have been caused from the explos- last week calling upon the Washing proximately $80 000
French capital. Both Mrs. Wilson and ever practicable in order to keep down loo uf a lamp.
ton state legislators to convene In an
IS IT MONTGOMERY?
w
X} ssfftw ./-.f.innil tzk rtlnzMtna f K n
w»
t
a. M 2 —
V-
_ _ _ I
hn.il
Dr.
Ruffin
refused to discuss the re-, Inwnnf
investment,
since I*
it was
in » the
pub­ *1' There
were 31 boys in the dormitory extraordinary session November 9.
Redmond The M< Mickle warehouse
port of their engagement.
lie interest to do so. The Southern at the time of the fire and the heroic
In his proclamation the governor safe was blown Friday night. appaN ' p HEBE Is on Interesting phase of
„
.
. I Pacific had been approached as to efforts of the sisters of St. Joseph pointed out that an extraordinary oc- ently by amateurs Twelve dollars In
the origin of name* exemplified by
pwar s o
™en
ra,PPej common use of lines south toward, an<l others at the institution were re- caslon exists in that tho 19th session silver anil over $300 in county war- Montgomery. To begin with there was
•w en t ie C esapea e
0 ral FOa Klamath Falls from Paurtfha, but with [ sponsible for saving many of the boys’ of the legislature appropriated funds rants were taken. A new safe was
tn France a man named Gomerle Ills
tunnel under Churchill hUl caved in ouf resuItg
p]an F re changed lives.
win nn old Teutonic name, Gomerlh,
necessary
for
sustaining
the
state
de-
completely
wrn<
kf
I
Several
plain
at Richmond,
Friday, but many and a gurvey to the eas^f the South
A„ of
from < Inina. This Gemerle lived on n
the occupants were believed partmints and institutions only for finger prints were
left. There were
crawled to safety after digging them- crn pacif)c route wag
The to have
hill
which was therefore called Mont
escaped after the fire broke the fiscal year ending March 31, 1926. tracks showing the work was done by
selves from beneath the fallen earth.
Gomerle. lids Is a place near Llsleux
new territory was said to offer com-, out, but five boys re-entered in an at- and adjourned with the understanding' three men who drove away In a car.
In Normnndy and a family of French
Railroad officials said at 6 o’clock
pensations because of heavy potential tempt to rescue others they thought that ft was to be reconvened In extra­
counts, because they lived near this
they believed not more than six or
Redmond.—The sixth annual Des- hill, were given the title of the counts
lumber traffic.
were still in the dormlory or to re­ ordinary session In November of this
eight men remained in the tunnel.
cover personal effects. The five bodies year.
chutes county fair closed here Satur­ of Montgomerie. Roger de Montgom­
were found huddled near one of the
In protest against proposals to abol-
$20,000.000 Deal Afoot.
Beyond citing the necessity of pro- day. A crowd estimated at. 3500 was' erie was n kinsman of William the
ish the shipping board, which he feels
vldlng funds for the operation of state lon hand for the final events. The pro- Conqueror nnd went with him to Eng
Klamath Falls, Or. — Negotiations entrances.
would destroy regional marine repre­ are under way for the purchase of
Institutions and departments during cram was opened by a parade of the' lurid where he led the center of his
Whole Town Arrested.
sentation in the operation of the gov- t^e entire holdings of the California-
the second year of the present bien- livestock. In this event the four log army nt Hastlnpi.
From tills Roger de Montgomerie
emment’s merchant marine, Frederick Oregon Power company by the H. M.
Auburn, Cal.—Five county and state nlum, no reference was made In Gov- xod bluebloods of central Oregon filed the town^nd shire of Montgomery In
ernor
Hartley's
proclamation
to
sped-
P«
M
t
the
grandstand.
Following
I. Thompson of Mobile, Ala., the com Ryjiesby company of Chicago, accord-_________________________
_
„„
this
officers swooped down Saturday on
Wales took their names and from them
missioner representing the gulf states, ing to authentic information received the peaceful village of Westville, sit- fy legislation to be considered at the the Warm Springs Indians gave a war several men In turn took the name of
¡dance In all Lhelr wild regalia.
has tendered his resignation to Presl- Montiay from both San Francisco and uated
uated east
east of
of here,
here, in
in the
the Forest
Forest Hill
Hill special session.
Montgomery. In a great many cases
dent Coolidge to become effective Chicago
the name was given
n place
divide country, and arrested the en­
McMinnville.
—
The
Nestle's
milk
November 1 and it has been accepted.
Masked Man Robs Train.
and the place In turn gave I Its
The sale price, if pending negotla- tire population.
, plant has resumed full time condens-^ name to n good many mm who
George Saunders, of Quincy, Ill., a ,lon8 are carried through, will be in
The entire population consisted of
Omaha,—A masked robber held up
lived near It. but perhaps th facts
chicken picker, received word that he
HclKhborhood of $20.000.000.
Fred Lambert, hotel operator and and robbed 25 day-coach passenger on ing operations here with a crew of 50
can be more clearly traced In this
men.
During
the
summer
all
milk
re
­
had inherited a fortune of at least' Acquisition of the holdings of the telephone agent, and James Connor.
the Missouri Phclfic train No. 107 as
case than In most instances. John
$40,000 in cash and an interest in C^ornis-Oregon Power company is
Both are charged by the county it was entering the railroad yards ceived, which averaged 40,000 pounds Montgomery, who was u member of the
a day, was shipped to Portland freshj
a large plantation of several thousand 80U8ht hy the Byllesby company as officers with illegal possession of here early Friday night and escaped
Continental congress, «m horn In the
but throughout the winter, according
acres in Red Cross, La., by a will of Part of an enorrtious program by liquor and by state officers with hav- with approximately $100,
north of Ireland In 1722. He enme to
his father, who was drowned a few
8ee*(s
obtain power hold­ Ing doe meat in their possession and
The man, who was believed to have to the local manager, tho plant will the new world for u rather unusual
days ago while fishing. Saunders had
from northern Washington to trapping bears.
boarded the train at a station near condense milk here. Receipts nre ex ' reason—because he Inherited a small
fortune,
not heard from his father In 30 yearsJ80U,,lern California.
Its combined
Manuy first settlers enme
In Westvilles' heyday, when the the city, exchanged several shots with pected to reach 90,000 pounds daily.
over to mend their" fortune, but John
The word came from a half sister who ProIecled purchases total in the mining boom was on, the town had a railroad detective who spied him
Baker. Tliat the great copper belt enme to spend his. He settled In Car
a population of 1800 people.
told of the legacy and the father's netehh°rhood of $100,000,000.
just as the robber was descending
of Baker county Is a mineral zone of lisle. Pa., nnd wns n cnptnln In the ex-
from the train.
death.
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which much Is yet to bo learned Is pedltlon ngnlnst the Indians tinder
Church Not Amenable.
Ten Planes Given First.
Radio control of airplanes and
shown
here by the daily progress of Gen. John Forbes In 1758. The fam­
Rain Damages Tokio.
Washington, D. C.—The board of
Detroit, Mich.—Ten airplanes of the
transmission over great distances by t«i peraiae«, prohibition aad public
development.
The copper belt- Is ily has been distinguished by pioneers,
Toklo,—Another severe rain storm
.
"Ti"r
m missionaries, soldiers and naval odi
17 which started in the commercial
telegraph of photographs taken in the
swept Japan Friday night flooding "
Y " a "“"T*' Z°n" °f ,r"m B cera.
morals
of
the
Methodist
Episcopal
reliability
tour
of
the
Edsel
Ford
air were demonstrated by noted avi­
«h „ „i
, k
,
B ,o fbrec or four miles In width
.SHIRLEY- This mime Ims neon
many thousands of houses in Toklo „„.i
,
|
ators of the United States army at church declared Monday in a formal trophy'were unofficially named as win­
, ,,
...
„
,
a,|d sorn<> 80 miles In length, say ex- traced to the old English first name
and other cities. Several persons were perts.
statement
that
the
church
disclaimed
,
,
,
,
.
,1
ners
Sunday
night,
while
officials
of
Fort Leavenworth, Kan , Friday. The
Other metals have been found
killed and injured by landslides. Water In quantity In the copper belt. Gold,! Settnllls that also g ive Sewell, How
fliers also showed how written mes­ । responsibility for the report on pro- the Ford airport checked to determine
ever, ns n surname Shirley was adopt-
entered the Imperial hotel, TOkloJ
sages could be picked up from the | hibition issued recently. The report the official times of the entries.
sliver nnd lead are reported to abound ed from tho manor of Shirley In
shutting
off
all
the
lights
and
water
।
was
not
a
report
of
the
federal
coun-
Fifteen of the 17 planes finished.
and many surprises seem In store.
I lerbyshlre. The family was well oh
ground and with bombs that threw the
supply temporarily.
tnbllshed In the reign of Edward III.
waters of the piissouri river high into |cil, the statement said, but was Issued One was wrecked in Missouri ami an­
Salem.— Receipts of* tho Oregon
HELLER ANI) HELLIER Appar-
the air, displayed the accuracy of their । by its commission on research, pre­ other was forced down this afternoon
300 Revolt In Brazil.
pared by "a small number of persons at Monroe, a few miles from the air­
state fair, which closed here .Saturday ently there Is little or no connection
markmanship.
and represented only them.”
port.
Montevideo, Uruguay.—Reliable ad-‘ night aggregated $109,«99.24 as agnlnst between these two names. Helller Is
The aftermath of the shipping
vices received here are to the effect approximately $102,000 In 1923, which from the old English helller, meaning
board's action in depriving Admiral
Rail Project Opposed.
Forty-seven on Gunboat Lost.
that a revolutionary force of 300 men, was the banner state fair held In Ore- one who covers. It hud the signlfl-
came of tlmtcher nr tiler, nnd It Is
Palmer of most of his power as emer­ Washington. D. C.—Interstate com­
London. — The Copenhagen corre­ fully armed, has Invaded the state of gon previous to thia year. The
The total
total
gency fleet corporation head Friday merce commission experts Monday spondent of the " Exchange Telegraph Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. They came pnfd attendance In 1923 wns 82 700 therefore nn occupational'name nkln
brought forth explanations from sev­ recommended disapproval of the pro­ sends a report received from Stock­ down from the mountains near Rivera, while paid attendance at thia year*« to Tyler, Sinter, Shlngler, etc. Hely«
Is n variation of the same name. Hel-
eral quarters, chief of which was one posal of the New York, Chicago & holm that a Finnish gunboat, name where they had been concentrating for
■ ■ --
fair exceeded
86,000. Receipts of the ler, however, Is a German name, ths
proffered at the White House that Pittsburg railroad to build a new ling not given, was sunk during maneuvers several days.
night horse show this year totaled first of the family here having been
President Coolidge had appointed an straight across Pennsylvania.
in the Gulf of Bothnia between Herno-
$5410.75 as against $5220.75 at the Christopher Heller, who was born
inland business man to investigate the
Chile President Quits.
It was held by the experts who are sand and Kaskinen.
1924 fair. Receipts from concessions near Worms, Germany, In 10S8. He
board and the fleet corporation be­ assigned to investigate the situation
Two officers and 45 men were said
Santiago, Chile. — President Ales Increased from $8143.60 In 1924 to was one of the many PnlntlnatM who
cause he did not feel that any man that the new road’s showing of neces­ to have been drowned, some of the sandri has resigned. The presidency
to this country In Colonial
$9291,40. Grand stand receipts this came „„„
„ ,, times.
from either coast could view their con­ sity for the construction was insuf­ bodies being recovered and taken to has been placid In the hands of Louis vear
t7Mn -
• .
wa" ,hp Sunder of Hellertown,
Bgnlnst
The Hellers llv.91 In Nuremberg,
flict impartially.
,
ficient.
Hernosand.
Barros Borgonovi.
$7353.25 a year ago.
| Bnvnr1n |n th# Tw„|fth
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