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WEATHER FORECAST
IO.VKIHT AND MATTHHAV, lAllt
OFFICIAL PAPER OF '
KLAMATH COUNTY AND
OF KLAMATH FALLS
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WflTROW CyT-OFF
U. P. Head Sayi Construe-
tionWoultl Follow Acqui-
sition of Central Pacific
I'lmpli-lion n( i ! ;.(i, ,ii ,
would fullms iii'iiiliiiiin n Hi. i .
Iiitl I'mlflr li Him I nioii Pn i:i. u ,
lm stall mi til nf t'arl It lli M ,.
Idnit uf tlm 1'nliin 1'ielflr. In ., i. i
gram in tln .lumber of iini,i,i..,,
In ruply t.t win t'tnnntini: u i it.
muni as in ilio nlilniilit nf ilir i m,,,,
I'nririr lit rnniiiclon ivllli future . ,n
slrurlloti.
Tint l"'li'Ri;uii follows '
Vour iiilir.ram tif Hut ;;,ih ln
boon IPJionli'il lo inn Imrn. Tim I'm. m
I'urlllr plans In lailiimellon v II ( t
invnluitiiPiii nf Huuttmrn mid Hanlorn
Oingiui prior In illxiiliillnti i.f llii
I Minn I'lUlflr-Hmitlmrn Pacific mor
KiTiin.tt.ii km.ivmi ii mint in tmiti
"mi Iinn"in."!l!wTniDunw!M..!r"
iry miiiniit iim iiiiiii..titi.in f n.
n.Tn"?i,m.!,;,,,.i;rnl;-i". ":v!,.r,!,i;'
muraii. If II ulilmulolr i.e.iiri.1 Hi..
tvntrnl I'aciric. Inrliiilini: it Or.cc.n '
ilium. Hiiuiii runitili.li. thin lliic Tin. '
mo U l.ntiilliiK III lln f.tl.Tal riuit '
mill tho t'lilun I'mlflr it tint ii pirt)
tlicrotu nmt lnaiilf.lly nimmt mi)
wlmt pUp It uutilil do until It kimu..
ttli.il It inn)- tin tii-rmllli'il tu tin. mill
'III It rnlimt know until illflliimltlnn
of I hi" ratip
That tin. r.'l.mlilitif; of tin. Hniilli
-ifn l'rlflr ma III llfn from r.irt l.iiiil
noillli in lhi nljtp Him. ronilrurlloii
( tint Wi'oil linit.cli aint iitlnr im
pnrtaiit prnJiTta uern rauiiltil
liirlni: I'nlnn 1'iirlflr ronlrol if the
fioiithurn I'arlfir, mill Hint mnillnr
(loxi'lopmoiti nuulil folliiH nIiiiiiM Urn
I'nlnn I'iiclMc Hcnulrn tin. Oiilr.il
I'.irllli', win. Hi., hintuiiiunt of Arthur
l HprtiMT, Httnrtti.y fur Urn I'nlnii
I'.irllli', ii M pulilldmil hi tint I'.irt
law J pti. ""l
Hpi'ncpr'n tinluinfiit fnllnwu-
Tim Piilrv nf tlm I'lilon l'.u'lflo
lulu i tit WillAiimtt.. Miliry mul i:.
crn Orrimii wmitil nffunl Irniipimrtii
lion Konlrv (rum UiIh m-iIIoii In tlm
li.siri uf i.itniiit.rrliil mllxlty nf Urn
iniiniry hy tlm nliorloM mul iiiuhi illr
rri niiiin ponolliti'. it in inronci'lv
til. I Mutt tlm I'uli n I'iirlllr wouM l
Ulr.i tu outer lhl wontrrn DroKoll
If. lion f i, no I rnliirh). r.'inill-
UK il"Mliiiiii.Mil mill iiiltniiliiR.' In I
Imtli Urn loiiniiy mni tin. riillrniil I
. Tho ti'lnillillni: of tin. Soiiihorn I
I'mlflr niiiin lino from I'orl lull.;
hi ii Hi tu dm t.il llm. tlm loinitrilr
t liii uf llm llcnwirlnn I'lit'Ofl mnl
lirltU;o m nun. tin. Wlllanmtlt. mnl nr
iiilnllli.ii ntiil i otintriirtloii nf tin- I'or-
miIIIh k ChhIitii lino, tlm m'iulfllou I
mill toiiHlriirtloii uf llm Him lioluoou
Natron nmt Wi'oil It) uy uf Klatiuilli
l'.ilM mul uf tlm lino (rum l.'tumim In
M.iiKliflolil M.rn nil irtict'hiMl mul
pruHi'i'tili'il ilurlni: tlm uilllrol h) llm
I'nlnn I'.iiirir nf tlm S'nut liirti IM
I'lflo, unit llm ilMii.iiti.ut limit n
inuipllvlmil iHirln tlm I'lilon Pn-
Iflr mlnilnlNli'iilluti fruni 1 U o I in
l!ll:l hhlllllil III. Mlfflrll'lll IIKHIlrillll'l.
of ilio iitilliuln nf llm I'nlnn I'ltcllli'
villi H'iuoHt In tlm lori'ltur)' Imolv-oil.
KAN I'llANCIMCO, Jillin 3u In ' "id (iruliaiii. Mmlo SwaiiHou, third
llm .etn Hint llm Coulrul I'nrlll.' J tlolln; lluberi CumUli. Charles
llullrmiil inmpnii) It luk.yi (.er liy lliiufli', tlnlan; llealrlco Walton, rol
tlm I'nlnn Pacific hh ii n-sull nf tlm I", and Kllwlmtli llmiiNby, ncciim
Uupieitm iniirt .leilnlnu. hep.ir.illni; panlst. A il.ince will l.o given nflor
tint Central fruni llm Hutilliern I'a-Ulm priixram.
ilflc. llm firm Hlep In llm imw nier- " '
ger will bu llm n.UHliuclInn nf tl"",HECKER ADMITS GUILT
Niilrnu ciiluff. In Suulliern Olegnn
mid Nultlmi'u CiiJIfuliiln, iici'oi'.llng ' Vutiiliful Defendant on Sli.u.l 'IV IK
In mi minnunceiiient b) IJ. II. Ciilvln. ( Slot') uf lloukcr lilllliiK
tlin pronldeut uf tlm I'lilon Pacific. ,
iim.lo ptihllr here today. Oltl.GON CITY. Juno .10. Uiinsull
Tlm Natron eilluff riwiilmii nrnunil He.ker leHtlfylng In hl:i own defenxu
llm I'liHleru ildiie uf tlm KlbKlyuu tuibi) ndiiiltle.l thai Im killed Frank
niniinliiluH tliiuugli KIiiiiiiiIIi I'lillx
mid fniiiiM n low grnde linn fruni Nu
llum near llugeim. Oregon In Went
wnml, Cnl., mill Inlo Nowiiln mnl itn
under roiiHlriii'lloii at llm Unto f
llm iliHsuliitluit of llm lluri liiinu
rnmblnn In 191'J. Wulk wnn hulled
when tlm Unlnn IMrlflu lull cuntrul ,
uf llm Southern I'adfle.
Tlm miimuiiciiimmt wns In rcsponsu
in ii tnlegrum In I'reiildent Curl Gray
nf llm Unlnn I'uclfle. fmni W. H.
Went, pienldimt nf tlm KIiiiiiiiIIi "
tv cliiiinbiir nf I'oinmerce, n'Mklng
wimi puHHibh. ehiuiKPM inigiit follow i
ii tloutliiirii l'liririn-Cimlial I'aelfli' i
hupiillit Ion.
voiixh t.eci'i.i: wi:i
Krvmi I,. Ilniilloy, Infill iiiiiuiiimi'
for llm Western I'lilnn, iin.l Mlsn
Dorothy J. Aruiis, slstur uf L.O.
Aiims, wniu tlm prliulpalH In u qulul
wedding thin mni'iiliig nt lb" hmim uf
Jmlgo It. II. lliinnoll nn Urn Merrill
road, Jmlgo lluiumll porfurined tln
luromnny. Mr. mid Mrs. L. O. Aiens
ilomli.i
M.-,. ' v LOiV- l-'Vr-w-;i'-T;if ia,?7uV JJtiM
1.
SPVP
xarjto,
w - rij' i - t idi. II t
j - . ; ,. -i"ii..ry7i.irK:Jrv.c-.'-7
l e t" i i , i r. . . ,....-..,.
rviv on out' ol the (liuiips at the .Soutluin JUiiioi." Coal Companv mine near
,,,.,,ril1' wh( n' th( mInu war l--e-d battlo was staged. The attackers were in the
thickets at the right and on baek toward a big road, while the defenders fired from
lhu lol'. of t,u? rUW s'--ow" at tll(-' I(-'ft- II W,K "'", PIo where the flag of truce
Willi I'aiSt'd.
CARLOAD OF WOOL
IS SHIPPED FROM
HERE BY GROWERS
SlllplMI III
Mii.le h) IK MimiiIm'i
nf I...O,r..(l,. .WmmIhIIoh;
High I'll..' I.miIi.
l.u.ii int'iiilipni nf tin- I'arfl.' Co
nporntltp Wool (irnttprs' nsnuri.itli.n
hlpppj n carloml of wool yi'Kl-.-'Iny
KlRliti'vu KriiMem hml clliw In the
catlu.nl, whlih wolglmd nbotil l.loiiii
pounds
'llm ttoul of nil niomln'rH In fit-
IllUtll I poglfit mill tui whim till.
opinion uf tlm oiorutlvoH uf thu a
mirlatlon tliprlro Im rlclit.
Wool at proncnt Ik m..IIiik n roil ml
Z renin, hut It In oxportnl tli.it the
prl.'o fir tlm puuleil rllp Mill Im h-t
ter
Anerilllli: In n Hu;uet m.iKiixInu
etlllurliil, l.oollni' tlm (IrcjMn unnl
poolllii; lil.ii. uieiiiliern uf liint Ji'Hr'n
pool ri't'olti'il fmni I In S iinitn
u.ore per pouiul Ijiun noi'.tiii'.nbols.
RECITAL AT MALIN
linn;
lloirl's .lini'iillo Kiim'iiiIiIi'
Will It.pi'nt I'n.yiiini
Tomorrow ueiilng llnrry llorrl'n
.liHcnllii Knioiubl" will Im hear.) In
ncllal nt Mullu where they will in
pent llm pr.iKram imonlly r.lveu u:
(Im I'renbyturian ihurcli. Tlmy will
iigalu b uhhIhIi'iI by llo nllh) Klllntl,
Miprmm, nu.l lleatrlen Wultuii, plan
Ihlo. 'llm eiisiinlilo n .'uuipuled nf
Kiilberlim Wnltoti. (iunloii Jiinllh.
I.olloy Moore, llnvtim 1 1 en IT. Illht
violin. Helen Wlrtr, A mm Culllnn,
.loan Tlioinpiu.u. Meruiid tlulln; llovr-
Honker In quarrel when lleeker
K.ruh.'d lo full In with lluwker'H plan
tu hold up n imyi from whom they
woiu In puiTlmH.t I.', eases of whis
key. Testifying Unit llnwker declared
lleeker was iloiihlo I'runslng him and
Umneil nt him, llm youthful defend
mil lidded: "ll wna n lilggur ninn
limn I nni mul 1 grubbed my gnu
mid hIiiiI."
lleeker nildml Hint llnwker hud
iiIno fired iholn.
prjsjk WARD CASE SET,
- y
I'm mnl Unlcr
''rum .luilue Skip..
Wm Hi nf Kiigeno Nnnies .Inly I"
l'onnal ni dor wau lucelved from
Jtidgn Hklpwiirlli uf Kugcmu tuday
NultliiH thu eusu uf l'liuilc Ward
iigultmt Klmmilb county, for trliil on
July IT, at 10 o'clock u. m.
.MAUKIr ItllPOItT
POItTIiANI), Juno, 30. Livestock,
egg's, uinl buller Kleady,
ki.a.m vni
RIDGE IS SCENE OF MINE BATTLE
L-fz : ';'WJ4.,c,rji2irwJ3a
.vioin:s will ri.esi:
(iiui rr), lintilwiiir iiiulli'url 4
4 i'i) kIuiph ii III I if ilo-nl from
4 S..lunlii nlolil In ...Inofli.t
,,..l ,.-
t "
i iimm t.rilny. mnl uliuppi'r mo
iruliitoil "tu plmi' nnli'iH null
SiiIiimIh) fur Mippllfi n-fil .il , uf any cotinly roprcnonli'il nt iho Orn.
. ntrr tin- Imllilny. I r.nn Agricultural cnlli'Ko shurt counw,
' ncrnnllliK tu Krnnk Kcxtiin, fminty
! ...,n.rr.i .r. i .m..',',,,, ' Till futility lllUl i 1
WUKU&N 1K1AL. 13 (JIN
T.tlmoii) Conl Iiiiiin In rti.o uf
Mini llelit nn Sin tiitory Clmrui.
Tnktnu of lokllinoaw In llm rate
I
of the Hlnlu UKUlnnt D.ive Worilon. I
riiiirK.-.l uuti improper re,... ,.,.. n.ii
July with ii youtiB Klrl 16 yearn of
iir.o. wan Ht 111 In prouronn at S
it', lock till tittornooii, tlm nlato hiv
lug clm.e.1 Its CHin In ililef late yen-
lerdny.
m
ASKS uini'it-v or CVMIIAUS
l.or of tlm uymbali. I.mmd by Hie
Ulks .lurllig tho lucent bmteball
gmno magHil lix tho biinlnesa men
w.in reported today by Kecretnry Ste-
veiimn uf tho chamber nf coininerco
St.ivciii.ou re.iu.HSlH that tlm pernun
wlm hint thu iinbaU leturn rlmni to
llm chamber uf they ma) Im return-!
Oil l tlm l.lks. '
GOING
Mem bar of tho AflHocintod Prcaa.
fali.h, oincuo.v,
i-iciia , .11 m:
KLAMATH WINS HONOR
Hits HMIn.tloii uf llniltif: l.-u Hi t
liniher ill Sliuit Coiir-o
Klmu.itli county hud Hie illnlltic
tlon uf liuvlnc tho l.'irKoxt utl'.ndmiio
, I uf 1 lull itieniliorn miller one leader
repreNeiittithen ntid Multnomah wna
Hi'cuinl with 31.
Tlm ImyH and Klrln tten- itiUit:r'n
tic oier llm trlj. mid frul tict 11k-
",, '" " N'eni. in siiiiiiimn 13
ft.lPtiltii tnrint Imiifnl ll(ttiu inniK
,.,7 ' ' ' " " ',' ."' '
I 'i ui" iM-ji-nijiin iiii'ii in inn iiiu
WPfo linr (U , a,y aMt.ml,M
flm Klamath delegate trfo'-'loJ
i'.'.u lullon by motor.
BUYS 6TH ST. BAKERY
I'ur.hi.v. h Aiiiiuiin.e.l by ('lias,
II. I.mi.lis uf TliN CM)'
" I'll rcli.iHo uf the sixth Street bak
ery mid Itn early opening wero un
noiinced today by Chan. 11. l.andU
who was broad buker undor tlm for
mo r management. J-anillsi has n sid
ed hem witlKblB family for about
two yearn and has punli.ised u homo
with a view lo remaining. permanent,
ly. llo my only bakery goods of
blgbent quality will b" produced.
BYE-BYE, TO SEE THE
I now Be suae Jlpiji!
i
;io, m.
RAIL LEADERS
! FLOUT DEMAND
! FOR PRESENCE
Two Are Ordered Subpoe
naed by Board; Mainten
one Men Delay Strike
,
; 4 CHICAGO, Juon 10. Offl-
I
I
clulH uf 12 railroad n)ntomi,
till piirtlcn In tlm illnputen over
farming nut nhoji work, tin-
iiuunce.l tholr pnrjmno of cancel- 4
line nil contractu If nucli action
would aid In averting a ntrlkn
CHICAGO. Juno 30. I.catlors of
tho railroad nhopmen whoso members
aro on tho vcrBn of a nationwide
ntrlkc, today flouted tho authority
uf tlm I'nltod Staten railroad labor
board and retimed to heed Itn num
moiiH for a coiifcrenc.) with railroad
executive. Thu board exercised Ita
lecal authority and ordered two of
tho lead em subpoenaed, 11, M. Jewell,
head of tho nix ithop craft unions,
and Timothy Ilcaly, head of tho
Ntatlonnry firemen and ollcrn. Tho
order to thc two leaders wan Issued
after thu board had convened Hi
hearing mid rccleved a long state
ment from Jewell ilenyliiR tho board'
right to compel him to bo present,
Onlyihreo of 10 union leaders sum
nioned luid renpondrd but all tho
railroads were represented.
WASI1IGTON, Juno 30. Tho
Whltu houso today announced that
tho railroad labor board has thc ftill
mid complete backing of tho govern
ment. The statement said: "Tho
board Ik tho government when It
npeakn."
CiflCAGO, Juno 30. K. K. Gra
V.
hie, head of thu uialiitvnanco of way
brotherhood, unnotmced after tho
railroad labor board Investigation
that ho would Hold In abeyance the
strlku call Usued by bin brotherhood,
numlierltti: 100,000.
Grablo announced that a meeting
of tho executive council of the main,
tenuncu of way brotherhood would
b lall.M In Chicago July 3 to con
nlder thu situation developed by the
federal Inquiry today. He mado this
concession, ho ald, on tho aiiur
anco of tho board that tho present
wages would bo Increased at any
ttmo that Increased living costs war
rented. Tho announcement camo as
tho flriU definite accomplishment of
thu board which yesterday stepped
Into tho threatened railway crisis,
following u call of tho shop mens
strlku for tomorrow.
FOLKS
dkkhat ok Mrci;.Min:u
1V .VOX IMItTIHA.V UtMII.
dati: hi:i;.mh ahhchi:i
FAIIGO, Juno 30, Defeat of
Henator McCumbur, chairman of
tho nenato flnanco committee,
was Indicated today. Hoturns
at noon on tho republican nom
ination for tho senate from lfiOO
preclnclntn gavo McCuiiibor
6f,RD0, while l.ynn J. Frazlur,
non partisan candidate and for
mcr governor, had C7.BI1.
FEAR MOVIES LURE
' WORKING MEN FROM
CHURCHES IN WEED
Lumber Com puny lirn.l Ha)i Com
petition Unfair In MlnUter;
KrcnlriK Hhow DNcontlnueil
W.KKD, June 30. llcllef that mov
ing pictures offer too much competi
tion to churches In the reason for tho
dlicontlnuanco of Sunday evening
film shows at tho Club theatre, own
ed and operated by tho Weed Lumber
company.
This Is tho explanation of tho no
tice flashed on tho screen of thc
theatre Sunday evening, according to
J. D. Tcnnant, vlco-prcsldcnt of tho
concern. And tho order Is to bo per
mancnt after eleven years of Sun
day night shows since the theatre
was opened.
"We felt It wann't qulto fair to tho
ministers to allow tho tbcatro to
compcto with them on Sunday
nights'," said Tcnnant. "Tho thcatro
has been featuring special film nt
tractions for Sunday nights and this
naturally has tho effect of drawing
poplo from tho church.
"Blue law No, Indeed, t do not
think tho order can bo considered a
bluo law, Tho men have six other
nights to go to tho movies. We bavo
no night shifts and no man Is limited
to Sunday nights for his entertain
ment. "Wo aro not trying to forco tho
men to go to church. That Is their
own business. Hut's it's not fair to
the ministers to have tho theatre,
draw ajfy. tbolr.attundance.'; ,4
Tcnnant said tho Sunday evening
closing, had boon u rulo of tho earn
pany wherever It opcrajed. Askod
whether tho arrival recently of K.
A. Long of Kansas City; chairman
of the board of directors, known to
be a strong advocate, of Sunday clos
ing, had anything to do with tho
closing order, Tennant said:
"Tho order was decldod upon bc
foro Mr. Long arrived. Naturally It
was shown to him and ho approved
It. But that's all ho had to do with
It."
Long declined to comment further
than that ho had approved tho
ordor and referred tho questioner to
Tennant.
INVENTS P. O. DEVICE
Uformatlon lMacarU Informs Iitt
roni of Mull DIMributlua
No longer do postofflcu patrons
need unless they lack eyesight to
watt uulnformed In tho lobby, while
malt distribution Is golns on. Post
master McCall has arranged ac Infor
mation placard, which operates on the
principal of a double rotter curtain.
The Idea, bo says, Is original and he
has been advised to get it pntenteJ.
Tho curtain Is fixed .i tho wall
at the rear of tho lobby. At thc
beginning of tho distribution of mall
it shows only sign Number ene:
Watch this curtain for report of the
arrival of your mall. II u Patient.
After tho clerks havo flnlrho-t the
first round this sign Is hoUted to
replace tho ether: All Ashland slngo
mall is in your boxes.
Sign No. Thrco Is highly popular!
Tnaln on time
Numbor Four Is regretful but court ceurt court
eous: Truln lute. When tho mail
reaches postofflco wo will advise you.
Number ftvo fulfills tho preceding
premise: Train lato. Mall bolng
worked. Kindly bo pationt, tu!et
and courteous.
Signs aro posted to save InturNr
once with busy workers, lloncj No,
Six's curt request: Mall U being
yrorkod.' Do not bother tho clerks
Tho information all aro waiting
for a contained In No. Soven: All
dally papers and first class mall aro
In your boxes.
When thu day's work is over and
tho foregoing signs havo disappeared
ono by ono, around tho rollor, this
information is postod for tho en
lightenment of thu public, and re
mains until distribution begins next
day:
This postofflco Is a business Insti
tution, not a loafing placo, Plcaso
(Continued, on fago )
i'iugk mm
SENTENCES IDE'
ITEO OUT TO
SIX CONVICTED
Leniency Shown as PLWt
Are Changed from Not l
Guilty to Guilty kif
On tlm recommendations of DIs.
trlct Attorney C. C. Ilrowcr in open
court that leniency bo shown In sent
encing Klllolt Moro, Ory SummoM,
McKlnley David and Leonard Moors,
who changed thofr pleas of not
guilty to oncT of guilty on tho In.
dlctmont brought against them
charging tho Inciting of a riot at
Chlloquln last March, Judge Leavltt
Imposed sentences of a fSO fine on
each ono or 25 days In Jail, 4k
Ilrowcr said In his statement to the
court that he felt that the host later
csts of tho stato would bo obtained
by this procccdure. A stay of tie
cutlon was granted by tho court to
July 13, on tho showing of defend
ants counsel that they would aara
to work to earn the money to pay
tho fine. Tho bond of $500 eaci.la
to remain in effect to guaraatM tbt
payment of tho fine.
Elliott Moore, on a second Indict
ment of assault with a pistol oa
George Duval, at tho same tin
changed his pica of not guilty to oae
of guilty, and was sentenced by Judge
Leavltt to ono year In the peniten
tiary at Salam, with a parole provid
ing that ho must report once' a
month, and that should be violate
any laws within the next year' that
tho sentence Imposed wllf, attoaut
Ically becomo effective without far
ther procedure . .
Miltlam iX Gltmore, charged by aa
indictment with malntalalag a, aal
sanco and with having liquor fifhla
ijjosscfslna at lOia.and loj 'IMahs
sireci last ucccraDcr, appear la
court with his counsot jwd chaaged
bis former plea of not guilty tcTone
of guilty. Tho court Impoeed $ friae
3&u or tne alternative of ,176
days '" Ja. and granted a atay of
execution of tho sontaace uaUl Stf-
tember 30 for payment of ffea or
bo remanded to Jail, on the abowlng
of tho defendant that he had a wife
and two children to support, that he
was working at Urooklngs, Oregon,
and that bo must earn the moipiy to.
pay tho fine.
Ilrowcr said that by reasoa of I be
chango in plea of Gllmore,- thu aaT
Ing tho stato tho expense of a trUl
that ho felt a sovcro flno wouhl ac
complish tho purpose of the law,
x
WARFARE STILL RAGES
Insurgent in Dublin Battlq
Whlto Flat; to Htate Trof
UUI1L1N, Juno 30. Insuratala
occupying tho four courts surreader
ed at 10 o'clock this afternoon. The
surrender was preceded by the aolst.
Ing of a whlto flag over the. build
ing which was burning. Ono hundred
thirty men headed by a priest, march
ed out. Rory O'Connor, leader. ra
reported a prisoner. An explosion
occurred at noon, scattering A show
er of legal documents.
Frco stato troops .then turnod.elr
attontlon to a meeting of Insurgent
iu outlying parts of tbo city taking
up positions in a dozen building a'ad
fortfylng them. Tho city Is 'becom
ing a hugo fortress, hundred of
snipers aro firing almost constantly,
Increasing tho peril of tho people.
Insurgents havo occupied the town
hall of Rathmlas, a suburb of Dub
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aro rcportod to boaldln the repub
licans at Dublin, led by ueinpera of
tho Industrial Workors'of tbjc;World
from Amerlcu, and said to bV receiv
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