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rorlv-nlxth War.
IfkU s I . . nth Yoar.
Title of Battle at Vcrtlun Again Turns
In Favor of French Vienna States
Austrlans Capture Entire Mountain
Riilrje in the Trctino, Taklnn 2500
Italians Prisoners Rome Reports
Italians Holding Enemy In Check,
Except at Que Point.
PA MS. Mn.v 27. -l-Vem-li troop
lime !'iithir'l the eiiteiy port of the
village of t'umierc and have tnken
dermim trenehc- northwest of the vil
lage. An attack on tin- French
trenches bordoriiiR on Fort Dnitnu
tnont wiu repul-ed. necordinv to I In
French ollicinl statement.
Tin text of the -tnteinenl toys;
Kmirli Stiitciiienl.
"On tln hit hank of tin- MVn-e our
troop- c-tcidnv evening ntliieked the
ilri' ot t'uiiiierc- nntl the Herman
poitiou wot. Alter n ferocious
Mrtuntlc we itcnelrutpd tho en-tern
jmrt of the Hinge mid occupied e
orwl Oeroinn trenches northwest of
( 'imiicrew. A violent counter attack
tnl not re-ull in di-loduinjr us from
the occupied io-itiou-.
"Kn-t of Hill .104 rrencli foicc-,
iimhu bund yrennde-, made progress
diiriiiK the uiirht.
"On the tight hunk of tin- titer the
second (lentiim tiltiick Umhi our
trenche- in the icinilv ol Fort Diiii.
itiunont wn delivered with cnera.v
ye-icnlny afternoon tit (I o'clock. This
movement wits eomoletelv repulsed.
"The night w marked Uv iuttixo
Activity on the pnrt ot the German
nrtillerv tin well its our in all the re.
pun urn ill ot Vciilun."
AusUmr statement. ,
IKX.A, Mhv -,r.--Tcnly-fio
bundled Italian-, four mm-, tour iiiii
cliiin' gun- anil u piitnlit ol war ma
ternil lunc been euptnred h, the Aus
trian, who stormed an extensive
iiioiiiuuin riiljif on the Trentino front,
ticcoidiiitf to an ot fu' in I statement i--Mied
by the war depart nieni hetc.
The statement follow-:
"We lima gniued a new great -tic-cc-s
on lite Itnliun front, capturing
the entire mountain ridge Irom t'orno.
i irtimpc Verde to Mania. The eneuiv
muttered aiiiiiniir.v los-e. We cup.
tared over 2VH pii-onci-. four gun-,
four iitmliinc gun-. .100 bicycles mid
much other material,''
Further victories over the Italians
Itoillt of Aricr are al announced
bv the u,ir oltit'c. Italian troops were
driven fioui their Mition wet of
Itaenrola. alter which -the Ail-limn-in
a -cven-hotr bullle elenred the
jorcst. ninth of Monte t'imone and
occtiphd the ieak, according to the
ftutcimtit, which iiUo announced that
Itutalo. hi the ii,ur l'iuia Milh.v,
ha- been ciiplitred.
llll(tH SjatentPHl.
KOMKi Slav 27. A -ever revere
lor the Au-lriun in the Lauarhui uti
le i miuoiuiced in mi oilo-ml Inte
n cut i tied by the war department
today. The -tuleiiieut follow ;
"In the l.ayaiina alley the enemy
inntiniui! ,eteida its iniMtuouo ut
t.u'k on . 1 1 1- lino aluntr the Adtjto
rixtr and I lie A i -a allev and met
with ai oihci -.iiiiiiiiiirv detent. Af
t r the ii- i.tl wolciit urttller prepar-tiiton-
mil i. u ml'anlrv in elg-e
tnriii.itinii In ;:, i n an attack upon u. ut
t Olll 1-11 i n. 1 I ol ill' ItlllllC. Thc
lll'l! ! Ill ill il
(Coutinucd on Page Four.)
FIRST DEATH PROM
HEAT IN CHICAGO
lilt A(!o. M i JT 1 1" ii - i -
' n -'aj'iu. .lulu heal iio-lr.ilinit
il.i. i.ir wn rc,irid ln-ie tnil.i tu
ii.ith ot In I !- Theobald t
i nn.i ' n. uvcrciiiiie c--
u!.i - i i 'i i
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Medford
POSH BILL A
10
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Blakslec Tells Senators That They
Have Given In to All Railroad De
mands In the Matter of Handling.
Mails and Demoralized Service.
WASHINGTON. Slay 27 Fourth
Annimmit PoHlmmter ReuerHl l)lki
lee tolil the icnitle jtoatofflco commit
tfo to Its fee todny that he coiteld
ered it unieiulineiila to tho poitnl
hill h auneiiilor to the ratlroHiU and
nltltough he drew the wrHth of ten
ntera upon him nt the honrliiK he
defended hie action in organising! a
campalsn againat the ameiuimuta.
The committee met to luveatlmate
ehargea that Hlakelee organlied a
lobbj. Hlakalee frankly told the
committee he ennnlilered their amend,
menu bad. took up the hill In detail
to prove hla charge that they were a
aurernder to railroadx anil deflantb
told the nenatoiH of IiIh work for thdr
dofenl.
Siiiicililcr In ltailixiul-.
The ii in end menu to which IIIhKk
leo referred concern tho rallwa mall
pay, wjtlch it a loiig-aUndliiK con
troveray, and the rural delivery. He
told the aenatora they hail, by their
amendment, given the ralltoada
what thej wanted and would dlaor
gunlre soo rural delivery loutea and
inconvenience :i0o,000 cltUena. He
told the committee he had acted With
out the knowledge of I'oatmaater den
eral llurleaon.
Mr. Itlakalee took full reBpontlhll.
Itv for actleiiB which he ileacrihed In
a Htotement to the effect that, tiaaed
on hla on cierlence with MKtal af
fnlra of three eura and the advice
of expert In the department, he had
reached the ronclualon that the
amendment were bad. With that In
mind, he Mid, he telegraphed, tele
phoned and wrote to everyone he
could to defeat them, Including noat
maater. whom he naked to commun
icate with their patrona and repre
ontutlve in congreaa. Ilia letter de
clared the aenate committee had made
"complete aurrender to the rail
road." Proof of CIiiii-ko-.
Ber.ntor Martlne aaked on what he
baaed that aaaertion.
On the bill itaelf," replied Mr.
lllakalee. "The the bill, the railroad
did not want nav haaed on apace. Thev
got what thev wanted They wanteti
annual weighing. They got It. There
was a provialon in the houae Mil pen
aliilog rallroada $5000 for not ear
ryittg the maila. The rallroada did
not want that. It waa atricken out
of the bill. There woa a provllon
for lde aervlce the railroad did not
Hke. that w the only cae out of
the fire In which the department
won out."
'But your uae of the word 'aur
r.i.der' imuliea an abaolute aubaer-
Hente on the part of thl eo iltte
to the railroad, and aa one I inut
wt. our action was moat unfit and
ver unwarranted," proteated Senator
Marline.
"That ia your opinion." responded
Mr. Blakulee.
.No IrfiWiy t)rietiiel,
'Do you think ou had the right to
organise a lobby of poatmaiitera to
fight a propoaal that bad been adopt
ed by tha unanimous vote of our ub
eommltteo the unanimoua vote of
enator of both parties?" demanded
Senator Hardwlck.
I beg' our pardon, air." re
ponded Mr UlaUlee "I organlied
uo lobh. I had a right to exert my
influence aa a citizen and aa an of
filial to prevent Injun to the noatal
serviie that would take eara nd
oar to (onei t
F.
ValiiAiiTOS Ma .7 Weath
er foreran fi tin week in'ijinnlni;
8unda for varioiu purtu of the toiin
tr. Iued U the weather bureau to
day say:
l:oi '
mountain and ilut in
-lali i. a- i. ill tilrQ i .ill r wH'i
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SURRENDER
RALROADS
WH
MEDFORD
THE TWO WOMEN IN WAITE GASB;DVINE HEALERS
-aar Wiift.. ' ,&?' -vijuSBS2Jci , 'j ;.v
HaXMI? Tt"''-.ri.Wlflv fA. , T WBUrifcr!
wW&w 'ii i i sii i i in - OialilnkVJEsV'UOCT ?'es J
v:v . -i?x 9
Mr-. Mai ai el
-tiiilio with Willie,
II DIE IM FIRE
BURNING COLLEGE
OSK l 1(S. I.i . .i .'7 Tvto
men were killed, two prolutlil ra
tullx Injured mid pioperi) daniaae e
tlmated at between $sn,ooo niul
$100. lion wroiiKht b the flic In the'
main building of the I'ettn coIIck
here early today. ,
Robert H. William, bualnea niitn-,
acer of the college and atato aecre-1
tarv of the prohibition party and
Harry Oakle, a freshman, were
killed.
George Mlnear and and Howard
Kelley, student, are in the hospital
and may die.
The fire broke out In the biologi
cal lahorator) on the eeonrt floor of
the building and reached a forty
gallon tank of alcohol, which ex
ploded, scattering liquid fire in ail
direction. Insufficient water prea
sure hampered the effort of the fire
department.
Williams and Uakley were killed
while attempting to sate the college
record. The fire reached the cu
Mla and the college belt craahed
down through the building, wreck
tng the front wall and burying the
victims under tons of debri.
Mlnear and Kele were cut and
bruised and are believed to have uf
feied Internal injuries. They were
hurt while rescuing the S. II. M
Il)er art lolleitlon. which wa hunt'.
In thee hupel hall The collet lion
1 aid lo In worth I'.O.uiia
liefeitlw iltcirii wliln' I
lleted to have xlailed the fire
if
OF
GALLIENI, DEAD
. ;
PVH1S. M.iv .7 l.ilHial loscph
8. liJllieui, former iiiinixter of war,
died at Versailles toda.
The death of Uenerul ..ilieni,
while not unexpeited. ereucd pro-
found sorrow as he was Idolized by,
Hoi (on. who -linieil ' IH I 111
ma nnQA nivA -m
UiJlinLUuiJri. ilJlTri
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SAVIOR
S
the French people particularly the able for the two commaudera to Ret
poor, who regarded him as the sa- into communication to prevent any
vlour of Paris during the early days misunderstandinKS or conflletM
of August, 1 11 4. His funeral will Ueneral Qavira explained after
he the oicaslon of a notable military ward that he did not think It ueces
aad ivii demonstration. Isarj for him to arrange a meeting
Shortl before his death an opera-.with
Hon for transfusion of blood was per-.eaky confer by tclexiaph, and be I jry voltK, U -'7 'The -late-lormed.
Ittl It bad little effect. The could keep the AmeiUana informed u.i j tl u.tn.il ciidiliou ot the
aeueial 5 extremelv weak and was
unable to take nouiisbment Ills
on and daughter were at his bed-
Hide
THREE RIGQS BANKERS
nrrri a urn un-f-nun tv
ULUkniiLU nui uuiui i
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ST. I'Al U. Minn. Ma .T.
Dr. William J. M.i.xu and lr. t .
II. Mll.Mi ariixcil here on il -pe-euil
train thi- nlternHn to at
tend (liimex J, Hill. It wiik mud
.Mr. IJill wa- weuki r thi. tifler
noon. At 1 :1.1 o'clock, tiMn eonclu
inii of eon-iillaUiiii, the Hi-.
Mayo otcrnlc iihhi .Mr. Hill,
At hill) o'eloek Hr. (lilhllnn
iitcil the follow nit: bulletin:
"The patient i- -iill'eiiinr trout
an infection ot the buttock and
tlnyb. The eondiliou I- -ciiou-nt
hi- nge and the patient i. be
mt; w niched caret ullv. Tin in
feel ion wa- opciu'd and ili.iimil
till- al'tcrii'Min. Mi. Mill i
tlll'otiull the iipiM.itimi niiilv uil
i rc-iin.- ijiin i '
CO-OPERATION
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I KL I'AtiO, 'ft m I.i7 l.eii
ei tisbriel (!uira .ii Juarex lodav
Unit a telegram to (ieneral .1 I
!erhin at
N.iinliiii hi hutfacitinv;
e: ti new ('arrana
that in rlew
i'
troop movements n ould he ad vis-
Ueneral Pershing as they could
as to troop movement st all times.
General Francisto (ionsales, com
mander of the lOOn men sent to re
inforce (leneral Caviru, todat wih
moving bis men wctA4nl fiuni Villa
Ahmuda and other DO.ni .iIoiik tin
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Mexican Ceutral lo ti-a
i.i u, ii-
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idaleana and. other towi
in i
proximity teethe Americaa tut
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COURT FV1ARTIAL
APPOINTED TO Wi
TEXAS MILITIA
VSIII(iT) Max .'7 The
foruinl older dlintlnit 1 1 in I In louit
martial on lunc I ut Ton Sam lloii
lon, TeH. of Mil member of tho
Texas National (luardr, who refuei
lo present tuemoclvcR lo be mutered
into the federal service was for
warded today to (leneral Timetou.
I'oloncl Kdwnrd .. Millar, Third
Held nrtllleiy, Is designated as presi
dent of the court, and Major Illanton
Winxhlp, l rt A , Judge advocate.
The uw requires that a majority
or tbi' nieiuher of the court be local
KuurdMiuen and the following officer
of the Texas guard, now In federal
scrvlie. were dealgnated:
Lieutenant Colonel J. K. Muchert,
Major X Lapowttkl, Major llolmuit
Taylor, Major A. K Hholar, Major
I.. K Hill. Captain W. II Murphy,
Captain II. W. Klunard and Captain
W. K. Lake.
In addition the follow lu officer
will anMitt: Colonel Juioii ti tint
bralth, Major llnrr II ll.indholi.
Cupluln W. L. Heed and ('iipi.ii'i
(ieorge C. Hhtw.
rlpeelUcatlona Of Ihe elm rue" n
pared bv Jiiilae doi.it ioiicmI
CiitWilei, act onip.inli il iln mil'i
1
Mils ll. Mv .', I n .n (i.neil
III'-- .lll illlllilll.lll il tin iilv "I lllL-
luli loila. 1U ' "'i 'I i iblic dnion.
.nation thou mil "l ii eh nl - , m
i iie..loli to iln ii I" l ih.il lln
n.illiili .hoidd la .oh i i Hi iiiiaiiil
i i.iiin-i war. tnini il.". i .mil-, cinwii-
).. tin- -Heel-, tin ln-l"in llii-lnll
...i in. in ,ml Ihe pulili. .udeii to
w . 1 1 1 1 Iln iini-1 cNltn-iM ininh the
i 1 . i ci known
Hi.
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i ...i.
wa-. ili urn il lo ii-
!i tin ilihle .illein i .mil a Ini'i:"
I ji.ul ut ihe i miiiii'-.
I Anionu llm-c in I he iaiade who
lunc i.! en iiaclnal -up- toward
iHi i,n i ilin - tor n.iiitii liii'. were
, ihe Ii 'Jilnrnl- ol ll.iiv.ilil lllHWril,V
and Ihe Mil llcllil-i II- in-tltillo of
I technology, the l.cxui'.'inii and t'on-
cniil iiiiniite men. men ulm iiaiued tti
the uaiiiier ,uni' .il I'l.iit .liurtt lut
eur and nieinln i mnn inililai'
Iriiiuinu ela-- -
SIXTY-FIVE MILLIONS
IN BANK RESEHVES
cleiii'inu h"iie bank- and trit-l I'uin-panie-
lor ihe week -bow - that tllO
hold iiil,'l7 vt'ill n-iiii in i tri m ul
ii ..'I I I .; ,IM INI hi - till- I. .1 de-
ill , -i ill l I 'Ihll 'M,H i miii I '-t week.
i,l lil IS M v
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ipnri ol tor in in ue in
,,! till Ml II-. i. II iln
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PARADES
PREPAREDNESS
RTTJT tivti?
UNDER ARREST
FOR SWINDLING
"Prince" Atiijust Schratlcr ami
"Kill!" Francis Schlatter Accused
of Using Mails to Dcfratiil Posed
as "Baptist Church, Incorporated"
Blessed Handkerchiefs Sent.
I.OK AXOKI.KS, I'nl.. Mhv '27.
"Prince" August Sehmder, iincintc
of "ICiiig" KrnneU Sehlnller of Xew
York, liollt nlleged "divine lienlei,"
was nrrented todnv at bin home in
Hollywood on it fmlergl iiidiclmcnl
clwrinv ne of the mniU to defrimd.
Sehlutter niul it thild iixMneinfe,
(In- Algnitl. feilernl utilhoiitie snid,
were nirexted IihIiiv in Xew York. All
were indicted on the -nine ehnrge Vew
leidny by the I'ederul grMiid jury here.
Selituiler wiii nrrmgned and plend
ed not f ii i Itv to the indictment of Ihe
lulled Stitlc district court. Judge
Willinin C. Vim Heel fixed In bail
hand nt f'lini), in default of which lie
n- emiimilled to jiiil.
Ille ed Hanill.eK lilcf-,
The three wete alleged to have lep-u'-eiiicil
tlicm-i'lvp nt "the ItaptiHt
chinch, ineotpornled." Federal an-thni'itie-
-aid (here wax no miicIi in--iiiuliiiii
mid Unit Schroder, Selibitler
ami Algnnl did not ifpie-eul the llnp-n-l
deuouiitmtioii.
Among the allegation- in Ihe indictment-
wiim (be charge Hint the defend,
nut- ued the mud- to solicit peraona
in miiiouh pints of the couiitt'v to
"xcml a- much money tin could lie
-iwted lor doil," wmttped in a hand.
kcrcjiicf, "to be applied lo Ihe afflict
ed Mirt."
Il wiih iillegeA thX'.v clnimed tlie al
leged the application of the luimlkcr
chiel'and other loriiiiililie- would cure
nil milliner of ufllielion-.
Ilcnn-ipie hikle.
Schriider ha- been n picturesque
character heie for -cvcrnl ear-. He
walked throuuh crowded -t reels clad
in n daik mbe o ancient -Me with
ii roH about In- wai-t, barehendcil,
loiiu-hnired, currying n ihiIc with n
-imi. "(let Rich Willi Ood."
Schroder and hi- it oeinlc, gov
eminent nutboritic- -aid, publi-hed
the "Kiiin. Horn." ileMiteil to the ex
ilii,ilniii n llii ii nil I luliel-.
'S OFFICE
V MiKK M.iv " Ml .ilioul
1,111 I. mi ul Iln fn nun Moleli limn
.1 I' MorK.iii k t'o enierduN , was
restored unl.i lo dt'teiiies who fol
lowed three of the firm's office bos
to Philadelphia and brouuht back two
or them under arrest this morning.
The deimtiicH say tho boys con
fessed the theft and accounted for
the missing money' bv sa.vlua each
boy mailed f.'ioo to his mothri.
The nioiie) was handed to William
McManus, aged IK lumri) to the
exiiort department. McMsiiuh dis
appeared and with him Willinin .1
lialn, age IT, and a third ofrice l.os
whose name was not revealed Th
boys were absent when the delei t
Ivea entered their rooms, hut fsiiuo
reiMised on a table divided Into three
neat piles. When the oungsters re
turned and found the detei lives wait
ing for them McMunus Jumped from
a window to a ioof twenty feel he
low, but wan might ibere Tin
third ho escaped.
McManus and llain are chant"!
with grand luneuy, hut It i nudi
their eiuploveis are disposed to he
lenient
YAQUI INDIANS TO SETTLE
IN LOWER CALIFORNIA
KOItil.Ad, ArU, Mav 2 7 The
Yaqul Indians driven irmn Sonora
" m (ousiiiuuonuii-t trooiw nave
IRAN
BOYSSTEAL 10.000
MONEY
RECOVERED
i in i 1 1 been offered an asluni In lower Cal
t miiii-rr- wr-t t tforula, according to word received
i .I ii ii, ilui in.-' In le Iii Lower California, (lie In
i i I j , ii. ili.iii liu in iiiilu It i lm k ople
Iv II ,, -ivi ii I mil (i.i i uin v.iiiiiu .unl
it ft i in iii
University 0f Orcqon
Library
WEATHER
Maximum Yesterday, 7"i;
Minimum Today, :!!).
Wtinv '"'" i i i !
NO. 17
Dr. Arthur Warren Wnile Convicted
of Murder of Father-in-Law, John
E. Peck, After Brief Deliberation
Alienists for State Testify Prisoner
Is Sane nntl Not Moral Imbecile
Knew What He Was Doinp. When
Murder Planned.
NI'.W YttltK, .May 27. . Artlmt
Wnrreii W'aite was todav fwHHi! ixtlij
of the murder of his fatbor-lu-lnw,
.John K. I'eek. the Oram! ltnjrfda mil.
lionnire.
"(luiltv of murder in the first dp
jrree," wum the verdlet of Uin jnry ru
tiimeil nfter it had been abtut fiiHit
Ihe courtroom one hour and Iwonty
live minute. Waite was rmaii(lil (o
the Tombs to await itivoit iun of 0Oit
tence on .lime 1.
Itmliee Shearn aiinnunred that tho
prisoner wm remaiHlsil hhUI Jhiio 1
for sentence ami Ul jury was d!s
churned with thanks.
Waits bad peeted a prompt for
did. Wlien the jury retired, lie snltl,
"thev will he back in fifteen inln-ule-."
A- Wnile left Ihe cnttrtnmm on Ifs
wn.v to the Tombs he aid to Ilin nii
ntv sheriff who wmh leading hiint
"This in a great relief."
Mrs. I'Ura Peck Wnllo aaid to.ti
court attendant on benriits; the rur
diet, "Uw will lie done."
' l('rank Waile led his aged fulkor
from Hie courtroom. Ibdh appmHl
lo he deeply depreasetl.
ApiHiiVnlly Ito-lKiinil.
Dr. Wiiite entered the ponrt room
with the -nine apparently re4jait,
noiichiiliint uinuiier that has cbarae.
lerixed hi- demeanor "inee the toftta
nina of hi- trial. The proseenlmii
prompt I v beiton iU rebttttul of Up
letiuiouy of the defen-e benrutft RJMHi
Wnile'- alleged imbecilitv and idkwy
by plneinv on the witness stnntl h
ueuroloui-l, )r. Smith Klv JeUiffo. C
Xew York, lie le-nfied that he hail
determined from an rxuminuikm of
Wnile thai the pri-oner showed ho
in- of defective iutolligenee.
"He iipM'iired a- the average wan
ol hit early lite ami environment,"
-ml Dr. Jellitfe. "My belief ia Utat
he wa- mi average man, oomewhat Hki
lieilieial. inclined lo tie snobbish ml
I' no rich I intellectual ottniHKWMt.
He npH'iired to be -ilMrfieiul in (JMl
he wa- irMiik to eoer up, lo eoneeal.
"In in opinion he was sane. I
ln'vc be km w the mi lure of tho aeinM
he ciiiiiinilteil and wax fully aware of
all pbu-e- of it. lie had sufficient
inentalitx to npprecinle his aeU. I lis
a- -one when be killed Peek."
Sane Sas AllcniM,
"Do nii con-ider Waile a aorflul
inanf" uked Walter K. Deuel, Ut
pri-oner'- coim-cl.
"That (iie-iiou cannot be auswotv
ed," replied )i. Jellife. "He U
criminal with a mind. He differa frasn
Ihe nvcray-e man ill terms of JMyonoi-
uy, heeaii-c ot In- whole life bffot
-eiil hi iituif. and reeling,
Dr. William Malum also teslifWA
for the pto-ecutloil, Mtivitlgf foUJMl
no di-iiirbiiiice of Dr. Waite'a ntrvotw
--iun. On -inie occasions wnm be
ev.iniiiiid Wade he found tk M"i.
oin i in, ulc mi effort lu Htttke false
nii-wei- "Wlmt i- vour eoueluaiott
ahuiii iii..niii !" a-ked A UtanC
Di-lin I Altorni v llinther-.
i n ontiDueu on puj six)
MURDER IN
LONDON. Max J7. -The ( ' uunatt
ot (.Jriedeuuii, near fb-ilui. ha- deeidev
to number nl) meat tn ket- a- n meaa
lire to check uotuu; outside buleher
-hops, accoidiut; to tin Amstenlam
dt-patih lo I he Kxchuuge Telegraph
couipanx. which quote the iterliai
Taireblutl. Holders of tieVet must
take tin ir till il at the bulcllcl. .u-eonU
in l; i iiiiinher, mi. I ilme unahle to i
mi Iii -iOilinlil I' vv ill m I in, meat
l.'l 111 l. Wit h.
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