ASHLAND CLIMATE, without
the aid of medicine, cures nine
cases out of ten of asthma. This
is a proven fact.
■»»
THE TIDINGS HAS BEEN ASHLAND’S LEADING NEWSPAPER
— -
VOLUME IV.
FIFTY YEARS.
____________________ (International News Wire Service)
^LALABlA GERMS cannot sui
vive three months in the rich
ozone at Ashland. The pure do
f restie water helps.
ASSASSINATION OF BORDER
COMMISSION CAUSES CRISIS
Orders Issued By Italian Government
Mobilization Of Fleet At Tarento For
Demonstration Against Greece
For
MILITARY FORCES OF ITALY
CONCENTRATING IN INTERIOR
Terms Of Ultimation Very ELHARTS ADD DISPLAY
SPACE TO BACK OF STORE
Harsh So Greek Ministry
May Refuse To Agree To E lharts, evidenily feeling (hat
Them. Italian Populace
At Fever Went
F
' 1 store HpaCi‘ ,bey have the
2__
i present time is incapable of doing
PARIS. Aug. 30.— Secret or- ' tboir Store ju stice’ have started
ders have been issued by the Ital- * tO e n lar«e th eir exhibition area,
iau government concentrating the The background which contains
Italian fleet at Tarento for a pos- the age-old m irror and has served
s i b 1 e dem onstration
against the public for many years, has
Greece, according to a dispatch re- : ’>ee“ nioved tow ards the rear of
the store. Several feet of space
ceived here this morning.
are now available to be used as
Italian Troops Concentrated
j seen fit by the m anagem ent. A
Concentration of the Italian
j larger supply of stock in statio n ­
troops have been reported from
ery and stationer supplies will
the interior of Italy and the Ital­
be carried from now on as rapid,
ian government is aw aiting the
i ly as the stock of medicines th at
Greek reply to the 24 hour ulti­
! is being handled, is sold.
matum sent to Greece yesterday
dem anding an apology and repara­
tions of drastic severity for the
killing of the Italian General Tel-
lini and four of his party.
ASHLAND, QtíEgON^ THCKSDAY, ÀÜGUST 30, 1023.
NO. 306.
ITALY
¡SKYLINE TESTS
GOVERNOR WILLLARGEST SHIP PINCHOT FAILS
SPEAK HERE ON WNEDBYU S TO AVERT COAL
SUNDAY NIGHY"“ v S = F “” MINERS STRIKE
PROVING GOOD
Wealthy Nevada Promoter
Expected Here Soon
For Inspection
The testing work of th e Sky­
line mine which is being njade
ready for the inspection trip of
the great mining engineer and
prom oter Frank Bradshaw, crjvner
of the rich Belmont Mine of Toe
napah, Nevada, which is said to
be the richest silver mine in the
world, is progressing rapidly, ac­
cording to a report made by T.
M. Anderson, owner of the mine,
yesterday.
According to Mr. Anderson, 206
sacks of the ore have been taken
out of the mine for testing pur­
poses by Charles Buldoon and S.
Ross, the two m ining experts who
are here to make the prelim inary
teats for Mr. Bradshaw.
The ore so far has proven very
rich, according to Mr. Anderson,
and he expects th a t Mr. Bradshaw
will be greatly pleased with the
results of the tests which are to
be made. If the tests come out
as expected, and Mr. Bradshaw 7 n d ¿ L h w X ip m en 't'u
buys the mine, Mr. Anderson says
Gap for additional trackage (Below! Trn?.k i
% * • « « « 'i f " ? " « •■ < & .S f
a great deal of mining work and
leeks directing important coustrnction work.
developm ent work will be done
by the w ealthy Nevada man in
opening up the mines of this dis­
trict.
IN CELL
AFRAID GF DEATH
♦
á
.
------ CAMDEN,
Principal
Speaker
On N. J., Aug. 30.— The
Program BeiD£' Made I largest and most powerful battle- Operators Representatives
Up For Meeting'
f 3hip in ,he world was added to
Refuse To Agree To
t A
Navy
tbo Un,ted States
Governors Plan
LAW-ENFORCEMENT
!hero today whpn the ship “Coio-
M EET
TO B E
HELD
rado
lhp recently completed
D readnaught of the Navy and a
sister ship of the W est Virginia
was accepted from th i builders.
Executive or State
l_o Return From Klamath
Falls Sunday Morning In k .The sigantIc ship was construe-
Order To Speak Here That
“ “ cost of $27,000,000 to
the
people of the United States
Even lin
inir.
g.
STRIKE SET FOR
FIRST SEPTEMBER
’-ijstern States Make Plans
i p a v J. ^'»Pplies Of Fuel
It Walk-Out Of Workers
lakes I lace. Miners M ar
^ign Agreement.
and m arks an era in the construc­
tion
of war dreadnaughts as It will
Governor W alter M. Pierce is
be
the
lant of the superdread-
to be an Ashland visitor Sunday
HARRICBURO. Pa., Aug. 3o.
will be the principal speaker at a j naughts which the government
Hope which lias been held out
large mass meeting for the p u r­ I of the United States win put into
for the settlem ent of the proposed
pose of urging Law Enforcem ent, ! rvice for the next ten years as
coal
strike, which has been set
which is to be held at the Chau­ ¡th e term s of the W ashington
for
September
1. appeared dim
tauqua building under the au s­ j treaty forbids the construction of hre today when those close to the
pices of the Ami-Saloon League. i any iuore of the gigantic vessels
representatives of both the miners
! by the United States.
In M edford Y esterday
and the operators reported th at
Governor Pierce was in Med-
they expected both parties to re­
lord yesterday m orning and yes­
ject the plans offered by Govern­
Ia,,,ous Emigrant terday afternoon investigated the
« s « . *•“ * ■ » .
or Pinchot of Peunrylvania. the
Hyatt irrigation project. He left
m ediator of the present trouble.
Engineer Otis
for Klam ath Falls late last night
Oporutoi-s Refuse Plan
: and will look over several irriga-
The plans of Pinchot included
: tion projects in .the Klam ath Falls
General T ellin i Killed
the clause (hat the miners should
• d istrict Saturday and attend to
W ord was received yesterday
be granted a tem porary increase
General Tellini was head of the
’ other business which requires his by Mrs. Z. F. Moody of the sud­
inter-A llied boundardy commls- i Th_
,
of ten per cent in wages by the
attention.
* u,
. .
i
ne Abnland Lithians are
den death of her daughter-in-law , operators in order to avert the
sion
and
the
trouble
now
existing
I
ni»«.
*
•
*
v
.
.
C iisuug about to begin active work again
Arrive Here Sunday
Mrs. Zenas Moody, in Portland,’ »trike but it j8 reported th at the
between the two nations was
according to High Grand Fizz V.
The governor will return from on August tw euty-ninth. The ex­
caused by the assassination of the
D. Miller, who reports the M arsh­
K lam ath county on Sunday m orn­ act causo of her death is not operators were united in feeling
general and four of the members
RIDGEFLELD,
Wash.,
Aug.
30.
WALLA W’ALLA, W ash., Aug. 30 ing and will arrive here in time Known, however, the baby that that thio was far too high an in­
field “ P irates” a newly formed
of his 3taff on Monday while they
— Six acres of prunes, which will
An act of heroism has finally to spend p art of the afternoon was born to Mrs. Moody at an crease and would be turned down
organization a t the bay city have
were proceeding through a forest
likely
bear
a
25-ton
crop
this
sea­
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 30.— A w ait­
been given a substantial m aterial m the city visiting with friends earlier date, lived only a few by the representatives of the mine
sent an invitation to the local
owners.
in the region of Janina, Albania.
son,
will
probably
be
left
to
rot
reward.
men for a delegation of the Lith- ing the death sentence at the
and supporters, before going to hours. Death probably resulted
The proposal of Governor Gif­
Italian Demands are Harsh
j ians to be present at the instal- state p enitentiary here in
a on the trees here on account of
Leslie Wiese, Portland youth, C hautauqua for the law enforce­ from complications.
ford
Pinchot th at “full recogni­
The demands of the Italian gov- lation of the P irates’ officer» gloomy cell is George P arker, the poor m arket prices and the has been presented with 500 acres m ent m eeting to be held th a t ev­
While Mrs. Moody was a P o rt­ tion ’ be granted the unions by
ernm ent outlined in the dispatch which is to take place on Labor condemned slayer of Sheriff Will high cost of labor to pick the of fine W alla W alla w heat land ening.
land girl, and not known in Ash­ the mine operators was also r u ­
■which was sent to Greece yester- Day.
Dunlap of Albany, Ore. P ark er prunes.
18 t be result of saving the three
Meet Arranged Here
land. except by Intim ate friends
mored to have been received with
Tue p articu lar orchard in ques-j young sons of L .W. Lever,
day was th at a form al apology , None
of the Lithians who
_________________„
„ „ „ have ia scheduled to hang Friday, Aug
The m eeting was arranged a t of her
uer husband’s
nusband’s family, her ill favor by the representatives of
-
°t
should be made and also th a t 50,. approached so far have been able ust 31’ unlesa executive clemency i tlOD be,ongs to D. W. Stearns, a Troutdale, Oregon, from drow n­ this time by W. J. Herwlg, super- I death wa3 a shock to members of
000,000 lire should be paid a3 au to go, according to Mr. Miller and is extended- which seem3 Improb prune grow er on the N orth bank ing in the Columbia river near intendent of the Oregon Anti-Sa- tbe family as well as a host of the mine owners.
Miners May Sign
indemnity to the Italian govern­ he desires th at any of the local I a ^ e at lb *9 time.
P a rk e r is highway between Vancouver and their home recently.
loon league in order th a t he Moody’s friends. Many friends
It
io
expected that the miners
ment besides which full honors men who would find it possible broken ,n spirit and is said to Camas. He said th a t he had made
The land Wiese will get i3 lo­ might secure the services of Gov- i of tbe Moody's will mourn this
may
sign
the agreem ent particu­
should be paid by the Greek fleet to be in Marshfielu on Labor Day | 3budder at the thought of the gal- efforts to dispose of his crop but
cated ten miles east of W alla ernor Pierce as the principal untlm ely event as high hopes were larly if they are able to find out
to the Italian fleet in the Piraeus should report to him as soon as lows. He broke out in tears last met with no success. O ther grow­
W alla on a paved highway. The speaker for the occasion.
j being entertained for her recov- that the operators will definitely
because of the assassination of possible.
Thursday night when Dan Casey, ers in Clarke county will not pick ¡ yield for t V p ’a st 30 years has
This ia the first time the gov- j ery- Despite the
fact th a t a refuse to do so.
the five Italian members ofthe
The Lithians who have beau convicted m urderer, bid him good their prim es a t the prevailing [ been from 4 0 to 5 0 bushels an ernor has been in this part of le tte r had reached Ashland telling
Pinchot Has Control
Boundardy commission.
taking things easy for the last bye. Casey was hanged the fol­ P ices offered, Stearns pointed o u t.. acre and it would sell for about the state since early this sum- ' of her recovery, a telegram an-
Governor
Gifford Pinchot. who
Wages are from 20 to 33 1-3 $300 an acre.
Censorship P u t in Force
few weeks as a sort of a rest after lowing morning.
mer and the only speech is the n°unclng her death was received has been given entire control of
per cent higher in Clarke county
Italy this morning placed a their entertainm ent of the Salem
one he is m aking a t the law en- w ithin a few hours.
the situation by President Cool­
orchards this year than last. Kiln
strict censorship upon the news C herrians, intend to begin active
forecem ent meeting to be held
Mrs. Z. F. Moody left for P ort­ idge, made last m inute efforts to­
men will receive $6 a day this
of all m ilitary movements and it work again soon, High Fizz Mil-
here Sunday night.
land last night where she will day to get the operators and m in­
season instead of $5. Dippers, j
is noticeable th a t all Italians are ! ler says, but in ju st w hat m anner
The trip will be a hard one for join Edith Moody and other mem.
ers to agree to some ro rt of term s
shakers and other laborers will j
at a fever heat as the result of he has not decided as yet.
Governor Pierce, as after m aking bers of the m ourning party.
which would serve to tem porarily
the assassination a3 they are cer­
receive $3.50 for a 10-hous day
his speech here, he will have to
avert the strike, but to a late
tain the attack was directed
and $4 for staying to the end of
get into his car immediately and j
hour
had been entirely unsuccess­
GOLD HILL, Aug. 30.— The the season, as compared to $3 a
against Italy as a nation and not
drive all night in order to reach ‘
ful
in
bis attem pts to bring the
Gold Hill school will open Septem­ day with no bonus last year. Pick.
against the Boundardy Commis­
PORTLAND Aug 3 0 — P v n , .n Salem in time to make the speech
situation
to a peaceful solution.
ber 10, w ith the following teach­
sion members because of person­
7 “ “ bM ' w i" <
throughout the on Labor Day, which he has prom- I
al animosity.
ers: M. E. W right, principal; E arl
Fuel Plans in Effect
cent bonus for rem aining . country are fam iliar with the ised the board in charge of the
C.
Coburn
and
Hazel
Cole,
high
Plaus
are going into effect rap ­
throughout
the
harvest,
which
is
's
to
u
t,
oval,
reddish-brow
n
hairy
A ssassins S till U nknow n
State F a ir to make on th at day.
idly
now
to cwppjy the eastern
school
teachers;
Maud
Robinson,
the
same
scale
as
last
year.
The nationality of the assassins
grubs or larvae of the common
E.
C.
Kilgore
of
376
B
street
seventh
and
eighth
grades;
Mar-
states
which
will be effected by
has not yet been determ ined but
carpet beetle, found beneath car-
has
a
prize
cucum
ber
th
a
t
would
Karet
Galligar.
fifth
and
sixth
PORTLAND,
Aug.
30.—
An­
the
strike
with
other sorts of fuel
the belief is expressed in many of­
I pets or In clothing. In the south
make L uther B urbank green with | grades. The early opening works
nounced by the Southern Pacific in order th at the people of the
ficial circles, it is believed, th a t
the longer, slender, golden-brown
envy.
Mr.
Kilgore
dropped
in
at
a
hardship
on
the
pupils
w
orking;
company
of expenditures of $90- country will not suffer any more
the men who committed the crime
I larvae of the black carpet beetle,
000,000
in
the west, includes a than is necessary, and it is be­
the
Tidings
office
thi3
week
to
ex.
in
the
orchards
and
packing
are members of the one of the no­
i witb
tu ft of golden bristles,
bibit
the
fru
it
of
his.
labors.
The
houses,
but
the
board
of
directors
definite
agreem
ent to proceed lieved the ill effects of the strike
torious bands of m araudres which
is more common. Two other spe­
with
the
construction
of a new will be averted to a large degree.
cucumber
as
seen,
is
of
the
W
hite
I
figure
they
will
have
an
advantage
Infests the m ountains of this dis­
cies are sometimes serious houe-
Spine
variety.
The miners of the soft coal
A comprehensive and im pres­ entrance to Portland, the Natron
in the early closing by going into
trict.
KELSO. Wash.. Aug. 30.— An­ hold pests in this country.
The circum ference of the vege­ [service in thinning fru it in eariv
sive program for construction Cut-off and a new wheel shop mines today reiterated their state ­
All carpet-beetle larvae feed work, new facilities and improve­ and freight repair fhed here.
table was ten and one eighth inch­ summer.
nouncement of the resignation of
m ents th at they intended to give
Greek M inistry M eets
upon
fabrics or upon various a r t­ m ents to m aintain highest .‘lass ; Expenditures in Oregon will the anthracite miners their moral
F. J. B annister as president and
es, length, ten and seven eighth
ATHENS. Aug. 30.— At a inches and weighed two pounds
treasu rer of the Long-Bell com­ icles containing, wool, silk, hair, transportation service for Pacific exceed
$20,000,000, including and financial support in cas of
meeting of the Greek Ministry and two and one half ounces. This
fur,
bristles,
or
feathers.
Including
$15,000,000
for the. N atron C ut­ a strike.
pany has been made by the local
u ,
( oast states has been launched
held today it was decided to agree is the first vegetable to be brought
office of the company. Promotions! Upbolstered fu rn itu re. They are. by the Southern Pacific company, off and $4.500,000 for an improv­
to only part of the dem ands made to the office this season and no
of * * M. D. Nelson, vice-president therefore, usually associated, in it was announced here today.
ed entrance to Portland via tu n ­
by Prem ier Mussolini of the Ita l­ end of comment was caused by its
work
with
and general sales m anager, to th th eir destructive
O utstanding in this work are nel and elevated tracks on the
ian A dm inistration in his u ltim at­ advent
presidency; of R. T. Dempsey, ! clothes moths. O rdinarily, they such projects as the building of east side.
Heavy expenditures
um received here yesterday.
DETROIT. Mich., Aug. 30.— secretary, to the vice-presidency; are not quite so destructive as the Natron Cut-off and a new en­ are planned in California on var­
The ultim atum was regarded
•Inly brought two new sales rec­ of R. w . Stits, com ptroller, to the < lothes moths because they repro­ trance to Portland, double track ­ ious projects.
by most of the members of the
ords to the Ford Motor Company. secretaryship, and of R. F. Combs duce only once a year, and then ing sections between San F rancis­
Greek m inistry as being entirely
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 30.- I LA GRANDE, Oie., Aug. 3o
In addition to bringing retail a director, to treasurership, suc­ less abundantly than clothes co and Ogden and over t h e Te­
too harsh and it was decided not
deliveries of Ford Cars and Trucks ceeding Mr. B annister in th a t ca­ moths. Often their work of des­ hachapi Mountains, from Telia W ithout funds with which to e m -l'I hh.’y-five members of the Union
to agree to all the demands made
into the midsum m er season with pacity, were also announced. Ban­ truction goes on inside uphols­ chapi to Mojave, new station fa­ else aenda 'r e ? ’ent ,n / lgh,ing his ¡county Chamber of Com m erce
by the Italian Prem ier.
a new high record for the month, nister continues as a director of, tery w ithout the slightest extern­ cilities at Sacramento, extensive ™
to wa,,<” * ™unty this " ■ » -
May A rbitrate Trouble
the company and retains his al indication of w hat is happen­ new term inal yards and freight
July
also
carried
the
sales
figures
Ing
on
a two-day booster trip,
In the event of a deadlock be­
A dem onstration fruit tour w ill
ing.
stock.
facilities in Loa Angeles and a era for what he apparently con­ making the journey by autos over
for
the
year
past
the
million
mark.
tween the two nations, the Greek be coad«cted. Tuesday September.^
To give housekeepers some idea large tie and tim ber treating siders a lost cause, George P ark ­
Increasing popularity of the
the La Grande-Wallowa lake high
adm inistration will propose that
by the Countv
Aeent ana
County Agent
and P ro­
how to ecure protection against plant in Oakland.
er, convicted slayer of Sheriff way.
the m atter be referred to the fessor Reimer
of the Southern Ford Is most strikingly illu stra t­
carpet beetles. F arm ers’ Bulletin
In San Francisco industrial Dunlap of Albany, seems recon­
The itinerary calls for dinners
League of Nations, but with the Oregon Experim ent Station for ed in the figures ju st announced
1346. Carpet Beetles and Their trackage will be built on Beale ciled to the decree that he shall
which
show
th
a
t
from
Jan
u
ary
I
at
Enterprise and Wallowa, lunch­
Italian governm ent and people at the purpose of showing interested
Control, by E. A. Back, entomolo­ street at a cost of $122,000.
tomorrow morning.
A hang here
Io
A
ugust
1
this
j
ear
sak
e
of
Cars
th eir present fever heat it may be orchardists results of some fer­
gist, has been issued by the Unit- team yard in the same territory Five of the six who have hanged eons at Joseph and Elgin and stops
impossible to do this, as the Ita l­ tilized experiments, pruning a n d in and Trucks by the Ford Motor
nt Imbler. Island City, Wallowa
i ed States D epartm ent of A gricul­ us being co n stru cted
since capital punishm ent was re­
I onipany totaled 1,050,986 in the
ians are asking for im m ediate other orchard practices.
lake park. Minaniand Lostine.
tu re, and may be obtained as
The announcem ent calling for stored in Oregon, have m rried
I nited States alone. And the rap-
The
object of (be trip is to foster
reparations for the deed from
The tour will
sta rt Tuesday
ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 39. _ a long as the supply lasts, on ap­ renewed activity throughout the tlieir cases from the circuit to the
idity of the increase in demand
Greece.
friendly relationship between I 11-
fire apparently of incendiary o ri­ plication to the departm ent. The territo ry served by the railroad
morning at 9:30 at Captain T ut­
AH
'* • *’•»• 1 '" n •»«
is fu rth er emphasized by the fact
a county busine->s
gin
and
startin
g
about
4
o
’clock
m
easures
to
be
used
depend
on
tle ’s orchard in the Table Rock
th a t sales for the first seven this morning, completely d e s tr y - the place in the house where the follows close upon the heels of ally, after exhausting all legal re- men and to boost the Union couu-
ESPA R TO W ILL HAVE
district. Stops will be made at
the decision of governm ent offic­ course.
[ ty fair to be held at Elgin s< p-
SCHOOL BON’D ELECTION Mr. C arlton’s orchard, probably months of the year, during which ed the Columbia Planing Mill com pest is causing injury.
ials a t W ashington to accept the
time the million m ark was passed
item
ber 25-23, inclusive.
Pany’s plant, as well as a machine
some orchard near Central Point.
United States court decision a f­ NEW DESIGNS FAVORED
were
391.796
g
reater
than
for
the
ESPARTO, Cal., Aug. 30.— Es­ Bear Creek Orchard, and stops
shop belonging to .he Wilson!
firm ing the Southern Pacific-
FOR PHILIPPINE STAMPS TAME SQUIRRELS CARRY
parto citizens are to vote upon a will be made also at two or thiee same period last year w hen they Ship-building company, and their,
C
entral
Pacific
merger.
$22,000 school bond issue, Septem­ of the packing plants in Medford, totaled 659,190.
contents.
<HT ADDRESSED LETTER
Included in the improvements
MANILA. Aug. 29.— New de­
July sales mounted to 156,908,
ber 22nd. The gram m ar school also the Bear Creek Packing Plant
The total loss is about $40.000'
are the building of new lines, ex­ signs for Philippine postage
V INSTED,
was destroyed by fire two weeks and Cold Storage P lant. Most of an increase of 36,821 over thé the shipbuilding company, which
tensive double tracking, new clas­
same
m
onth
a
year
ago.
ago. Twenty thousand dollars was the afternoon will be spent at the
owned both buildings, sustaining
sification and industrial yards in
For sixteen consecutive months about $25,000 of the loss. Tlie
collected from the Insurance com­ Experim ent Station at Talent, as
different cities, freight term inals, •re being c o h e r e d h v 7
7 made ready ">r
■>"«
ASTORIA, Ore., Aug. 30.-
panies. This sum, with the addi­ there are many things of interest now. Ford sales have been well damage is said to be about half
postal authorities The w « 1 , 7
ighl“” d Lake ootiage appeared
creo&oting
plants,
rock
crushing
covered
„
fSecretary of State Kozer has des-
---------- » ‘Porltles. The W aahlng- on the porch of a cottage on the
tional $22,000. will be used to for the grow ers of this d istrict over 100,000 every month.
2 y lns.u rancel
c .m -J g n a te d A storia as one of the Ore- plants, station buildings, addi­ ton Bureau of Printing, which
Production, which, by the way
erect a new building, providing at the Station.
tions to shop equipm ent, replace­ prints Philippine stamps, has been opposite shore of the lake was a
panies will rebuild at oace, and
gon points for Registration of for­
is
set at a higher schedule for
the bonds carry.
orders for m achinery are already
ment and strengthening of bridg­ requested to tem porarily suspend m ystery until a woman visitor
A party of Hood River growers
eign cars coming into Oregon in
J. C. O'Neil, A Nicolaisev and are expected to be here a t th at August than any m onth so far. being placed. This is the third
es, line changes to elim inate work on the local supply. The watched a colony of flying squir­
CIS*
!
compliance
with
the
state
registra-
apparently
continues
to
be
the
rels which now are blamed for the
Mrs. Elizabeth Beur, trustees, are time and will join with local grow­
astrous fire which the planning tion law. C
curves, new and heavier ballast-
only factor lim iting sales of Ford
I. B arr, secretary of ing and heavier rails,
arranging for the election.
mill
company
has
suffered
w
ithin
ers in malting this tour.
rl V- ¿-k w of Commerce
_
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nels and improvements to exist­
the past two years
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from hum an hands, and carry
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centavo stamp adopted.
articles.
LITHIANS 10 BEGIN
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Successor to the Semi-Weekly Tidings. Volume 43.
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