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ANDERSON, S. C., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9,1915.
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NUMBER 232.
HARRY FORMAN IS SHOT I
BYcC?STQMr?FnCIALS
?NEAR -JUAREZ
WiLL INVESTIGATE
Carranza's Representatives S^yj
American Drunk-Company
Commander Refutes Statement
-i
(By Associated. Press.)
Kl Paso,-.May 18.-Sergeant Har
ry Gurman, member .of a machine
gun company of the twenty-third
infantry, was 3hot and killed on
Mexican soil -v milo and a half east
of Juarez- today by Mexican custom
officials. Carranza officials say Fur
man crossed ? tho border Intoxicated )
and fired on tho oustoivis guards.
Furmans company commander
enid ho saw him'a short time before
and he was not drunk. An investi
gation showed Fur man got onto Mex
ican soil while searching ".tor stray j
mules. 19s pisl?l bad been- dis- ]
charged twice. .... .
OE FORGE
Being ?n Fayby Tim Pian Preai-j
cknt WM Speric Before
":.' 'Peace'League
, (Hy Associated Press'. )
Washington, May 18.-President
Wilson announced today that he
had accepted an invitation-, either
?Friday or Saturday of next week j to
speak (before tho. league to enforce
peace of which Taft has been presi
dent since' the ? outbreak of war.
President Wilson has declined con
sistently to speak before the peace
organizations. ." Recently he has
.l>??n advocating something for
which tho leanne ls working, name
ly: " the: formation of ai league bf na
tions with, a; common-police force to
maintain peace abd | the establish'
ment of au tnternatiotfal- court. .
INSECT RESEMBLES THE
MEXICAN BOLL WEEVIL I
Pea Pod Peal
Atlanta C^?tot'
. -----
Atlanta, May IS.^-Tfee( mails yes
; teruay brought tho state agricul
tural department' et tho, capitol .'a
' sinai] glass phial containing a spo
;' olcs'.of. lasects, resembling the Mexi
can ?oil weevil. ''-Th ey-Were feent by
T. Jj. ?iiim?oy of.0hellman,.Oa. Th?
state entomologist diagnosed the In
sect as A pea pod; Weevil and no re
lation : Do* the ^esctcaa boll weevil .
'rho pea pod. waa vir ts almost iden
tical to the tool 1 weevil with t/io. ex
ception that it fa of a much darker
?calor, belng vclassed as a. brunette
rather than a blonde, lt is noV tho
cotton pest according" to tho entorno
' Jog?Bt.'v'.r.-'.;"'..*...'.' '.;''"..: .._":'': v"1'
sVTo
'-.-.'vi iJct ry "Lynch ^onWied. .- ?': ';:?
_ .liondop,, .^?ayv ; l? .?^-Jefenilah ? c,
? ?yutft,-of'No^r , York,, tried and con
ectad <by court .martial in DHibtin on
tftoi'anarie bf p?rttcipatinx ; ?h ina
IHuh roVclt.-. ?Sentesco Was to" bo-pro.
nuftgfttSd tbdayj bat no word ?Vas* rei
eel ved st,*<\o American em ba&ay of
tho; ?^ht??e j imposed.
." ,'.>' ' . Kai?'. Are- *?bbo^??.. '
New York. Me*Ibv^ProhiaW?n
nurtrage, ptep?r?dnssa and bata taboo
.':-;?S?ma^V^;'tt???eaorat (<edera
ilb?-idjr woman?*altin*. meeting on
w?hiaad?y: .No^ a bat wiil toe allow
ed on th?, floor;-end workmen ara
.'$lisy; -erecilhg jcleak., toom?; to take
. caro ol 9,000 of theta' daring : each
geaalon. ^ { ? ' . ...
^.'?aa>i3?t^':^r?tt' Growiag;/'
Oalveslen, Tox!,???ay I?-^PriVate
.?at?aataj?ad^^ :<:odays stair.
raW?-v;f*eaH#nt .?atrada-^bi^r*'
?t?f flufaaiftla .t? preparing ito ,. flee
itsaea^sMpN^a^
FBI BIG MY
FAIL tb ?PPR?VE 5-YEAR
PROGRAM OF DANIELS
?ND PRESIDENT
OVER 200 MSLjl/ ~)N
Thc Naval Appropriation Bill
Largest Ever Presented To
A Congress
(By Associated I'reas.)
. Washington,'' May 18.-Adminis
tration forces in congress loct the
first skirmish in naval preparedness
today when the house committee
ibroKO a five day deadlock and com
pleted the naval appropriation? bill]
without approving the five-year pror
gram advocated by President Wilson]
and Secretary Daniels. As finally]
agreed en, the bill authorizes thc
construction in 1917 of fivo battle I
cruisers against two dreadnaughts |
and two (battle cruisers recommend
ed hy Daniels; four scout cruisers,
increase of one over tho depart
ment's plan; ten destroyers, as
flgr-Jneb fifteen recommended; twenty
submarines, three to 'be eight hun
dred ton boats,-, compared with a
fivo fleet and twenty-flvo coast de
fense submersibles recommended.
The total amount carrlos two hun
drori end ;?orty. .mljjtpa. .dollars, the I
largest naval appropriation hill over]
presented to a congress. . ?
Y/??lle the appjrbnrlatloh promised
is slightly larger than recommended
hy Daniel;;, there i's great disappoint
ment over tho failure of the five year
program and to pr?vido for dread
naughts.' Daniels said he had hot j
lost hope until congress adjourned.
The senate, which . always increas
es tho houso naval -bills, ls relied on
to restore Uie'battleships.
"UNCCLE JIM" WOODWARD
MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR |
Friends of Atlanta Mayor Urging j
Him to Make Race
Atlanta. May 18.-Mayor James G.;
Woodward, of Atlanta may enter the
'race ' for governor bf Georgia. He
has ?been frequently mentioned in this
j connection, but most people thought
it was ? joke, lt se ims nbtg^hat
.'Uncle Jfm" * getting so'marly*fet
ters on tho subject that ho is forced,
to g Ivo the matter, serious considera
tion. Conseil neut ly, ho may a?r
bounce, but not now. He) says I Ira
will haye an answer i'or tho j folks
'about .'Juno 1st:
; - "Thor .? ls plenty, of time,", says
tho, mayor when ho wes asked about
tft?; governor's race? I never did be
lieve , In. long campaigns, abd* if ? i
shbuld^ decide to get In tll>i jtafae 1
would prefer to bb tho lost candi
dato to announce.
"Jiino ? Will leav.o plenty of tinio
Tor a campaign if I wahl in make
ode."
SWEDEN AMD AMERICA
ARE O? BEST OF TERMS j
Editor* From' tina Country Get A
Wi ' v': . ' . !
: ; -(By . Associated Prciit);) ' !
Stockholm,. BW?^epf; May 18.^tue
re*>flt visit ti Swe'Wn Ot ? nart^f?t
editors abd publishers of Bwe-iiah
newspapers tn the United states was!
ihudo tho occa3ton''3K?OT
sloes cf renewed good will amt
friendship between Swedsp ana
Aiperica. These expressions-. saine
.trojb,, om Wala, abd, business men abd
the dominant !? note was , the v bellell
that as:a tesblt bf tba war tb? r?iaj
ticas .between;. ?he, two countries had
?grown . " steadily . inora intimate
When the nye* ls ended lt ls felt hf?
thai the ti-ado between .. the -United
States amt Sweden viii ba largely
augmented. '.
Eugrareys Suffer.
Atlanta. ;Mhy 18^A^?eo W thu
price- Ot metals and chemicals caus
ed1 by tito t?nropean war has torcod
Atlanta engravers and thorin other
s?a?i?nri selieikes oe^;ad
in the. fatnr* cuts w?t^bs..sont .in
a^cordtt^ with tho ?eal?- ;
>
Aged Guerilla Chief j
Col. John S. Moishv
Col. John S. Mosby,'the famous
guerilla, chief in tho Civil war, is
ill In Washington, ?ml relatives fear
for him. He has been a picturesque
figuro In tho capital, where lie l.'.as
lived many years.
S. S. Work Is
Now Makmg
Big Strides
Optimistic Report Made To Gen
eral Assembly of Preaby
, terian Church
' <P? Aafjo?lst?&i gr-sss.-;)- ......
Ott?n?t?, Fla., May 18.-Hov.
C. W. Orando, pastor of Union
church, a country charge in the
Presbytery of Mississippi, was
olectAd moderator of tho Pres
byterian ctmrch in the United
States here today.
-The name of Dr. J.L. Mauze,
a prominent j St.. Louis minister,
. was suggested as moderator, but:
he;wlthdr.?w in favor of .Mr. /
Grafton. Tho election of Graf
ton, rwho bas t'?en 'preacher for
fortor-B?ven '. years In ono charge
.antr rides a circuit from tho Un
ion church to Bonsalcm,- Misa.,
ls due ,.to tho interest, . Presby
terlari'j are nuking In tho work '
of the country church. . ?
(By- Associated Press.-)
Orlando'/Fla., May 18--Torrjtory
hitherto -untouched - has -boen roach
ed, a f?ur?ber of now Sunday,-schoolo
orga'.vL-cd and many j conversions'?e
ported ea [a result of tho. year's work
o^ the " Sunday school extention lea
/ru'o, .acc?rdfng J.0. ?T10 '.report' .of " thc
ojo^tiVo', cbmhiUtce., oh publication
presented to tho'general assembly of
the 'Prosbytorian Church In tho Unit
ed States hero ' today. Thirty-one
workers '.we're" engaged In tho -Sqi**
day; ?chb?l field ;?n" ' fourteen-1 syiifds
afid:-um?toeh;pr??byi?rfe3. v '
; The committed - also told of Cherye";
t?bllshu?cnij : during the -past winter
of . the. .Family t Alter ; league . under ; tho
direction of the committee and: ; lue
as?i?t?uct of tho lierm?ncht 'cbm
mlttoo oh Sabbath, and religion/. Th?
?report Mn this :'. corin, cotton said, fr
was -'the J committee's : plan lc ? rinllst
o very pastor itt ?tho ,work.
Tho repbrt Bkowed that. thc . book
vallie ot property' ' bi ; the hands ot
the i committee had .increased- from
,f t?f,?00 i? 1914- ta 5284,708 at $5C,
718 to the benevolent, fund.
Tho "committee's book 'depositories!
In Ttich?hdnd a^d Texarkana showed
t?ial'sales- for the yoar -of $245,fi?8
end a net ;prof(f, of $113,104. ^
; Glib COAST O?DERT D
Sixty Milo Gale Causes " Ramage
Washington, h *tay \t8, -~l??b ' weath
or . b?reh?" ordered - storm ' warnings'
tonight, idr .tho .gulf coast from Bay
bf St. vLbnls. Mlssieslppl, to ! Cedar
't?^^JWbWda'/^A strong- gulf dis
'?wt?p>. in moving eastward. A
ghla i lasting 'twenty- minnies and
Teaching a velocity of sixty miles
did sr?rne dnma'gfunt Hay of St. Louis
today. , . <.-. ' j
Pittahurgbi Po.,. May lfc-Dem*nd
:fng Wgher -s/ages, 325 ^employ?*: ; ol
tibe Copper Works department of the
?^^^l^ ^?att |M^factAr^
tsst few A?utha but the ccm>
.paar.united:-tb'? accWb to their dei
ttttuds this time.
ililli
PUSHING CAMPAIGN AGAINST
BANDITS WHO RAIDED
?tfeNN jSPRl?GS
INTEREST^ OF U. S.
Plan? Being Made To Protect
American Properly While Nc
gotiatipns Pending
(By Associated Prcas.)
Washington; fctty 18.-Plans ,vbr
measures to protest American Inter
ests In Mexico arp hoing undertaken
by tho state-department. wiij|e walt
ing for a reopening of diploma: >
discussions with. Carranza. Several
American consuls from Interior Mex
ican points arrived in El Paso today
for a conference" pn tho subject ot
"American interests, in Mexico.
Tho state department today an
nounced that there are twelvo hun
dred persons tu "tho American colo
ny in Mexico City .and less than
three thousand American:; Jn all Mex
ico. Consul :batcher of Chihuahua
City, whoi ls " in ?l Paso, will con,o
to Washington for a conference.
According toVadiyicea (Jonerai Tre
vino is pushing his campaign against
the bandits who raided /Benn
Springs. Colonel Sibley of tho Amer
ican expedition ? has a hase forty
miles south or tin; border, lt is be
lieved tlio bandit:: may bo caught be
tween Currun;-:.-* cud . American fore
Urga&elay?n
?jiji?cWs Death
?sirishReh?l
?President Sends Ambassador Page
Word To Stay Execution of
Condemned American ' ,
I .". : - V .
(By Associated Prcsy,.")
Wasliington, May 18. --President
Wilson, acting on the request of
Senator O'Gorman, pf / New York,
sent a message tonight to Ambas
sador Pige at London directing
him to make ?vcry effort to'socure
| ? d?l?y in tho execution of tho death
i sentence on jeremiah ,0. Lynch, of
.Nw York, a naturalized American
convicted by court martial ns being
its plicated in tho Irish uprising.
UNABLE ^
DEMAND FOR PETROLEUM
Nearly $S,?0Q,O0O Profita Shown
Aa Result of War ' ? f
>... -4
(By Associated ; Prest'. T,
Zurich. SWltsorland, May 18.~
With imports of American' ?il ?cdt
off ;by the British blockade, petrol
eum companies in Cer.many have
been ?unable to suppig th j demand,
tvnd tho situation created by these
conditions accounts "tor.thoicnorracuij
profits shown ,'n tho iM5< report o?
th?* German ;Petroiomn company,
'just issued. These profita amount
ed.1 to nearly #5060,000,; or a roturtt
of 4>5. per cent on the cajjjtal ? ' "De
ducting payment of tf\'e govero mont's
special .war ta* ?n p^.it???th? ;net
?forlte for the year w?re .$3,|L50,<100.
or eftout '41 $et cent1 o?]Xbe . capital.1
> Tue" ?oia'paay'hus d^arAd a dul
dend of-?.86 -ber centras compared
with ?81?*r cant in 18?4>when -the
profits ^ wore, *,l,625,(?po^ ;..'.>
Ot *?e*im net pf?fllr;, fthe com
Sf&y aal a?de4 $aao?^H);;for; an nsso
elxtion: of^^a^i^.-M?\':^Bri.'^ia&-K
aloyad^ $.?0.000 . to
the national 'fund forj.tU?survivors
Ot'the:w?r; '? .
: ^ Ol* '?tolci r' Ar? " fief?K* galled ? ' %
. ?/ortdon. A?aV? l t?*&fciExchahge
Tel CR raph ' company dlapat?h, from
Geneva- ?tates that all/ T?rks of 60
ihd older;rebiding, in that ?wlss City
have been, recalled for'military ?or-:
' - ..'.'. H?ifor '<Head< #fee?
Washington;j*ar 10,-^jNt?wing
a conf?re?^ hetween President Wil
apa >.at??fj^r?tary ?a?wlaV the ?At
lantic fleet will toe reorganized hnd
i Admiral Mayo will be named to suc
ceed Admiral Fletcher,
HOME FOR AGED, AN
ACCl
W> AJAY E. ARCHER.; GI LUG KN ,
Would Conmi
Russians Mel
Prisons To
?-Ml La
.p:>'i(By. AuwiclatiHi Press.),
Amberville, May 18.-Plans'-towitta
ui le sion uri es into German- and AUK?
trlin prison mmps to attempt - to
convort' to tho Baptist faith "twp mil
lion Russian prisoners of war" wore
outlined to tho Southern Baptist con-!
Parla. May 18.- Tho following let
ters found upon oiheors and sobMorB
pf thc Ucrniau 'army t i la; a . prisoner
a rmi nd Verdun, are given oat at
Kreuch 'headquarters us Indicating
tho 8t%to of mind of i/:?.olncera;'slnce
thc failure of thc first an. .mit, and
of tho feeling of tho soldlora'. fami
lies at home:
A"lotter written hy Lieut. Hordes
'pf tho* 8ist-German infantry lo bl?
I parents %?jra: "Our losses in ofllc?ra
I aro sV co.f .dderfcble that I waa 'obliged,
to take commandof tho 6th com pony.
\Vp" are/now in.the first li?o, .and I
nih crouched inxa. Illtto mudrholo
that must protect me from tho trnj;?
I meats of tho enemy's shells ; thst
j. como .uninterruptedly. I have Boen
? .great "deal jh - tho. course of 'this
war, -but'I'.liad'not'Mi'.been.in,a sit
uation ?o';'indescribably frlgbt??i? Ira
aro "day ;? td hight under a frightful,
artillery tiro'.'.' The French' aro mak
ing a monsti??sly stubborn ' rcste
taflce. . On tho 11th, when wo"(nido
an ?-ttsahit upon tho French tronchen
nftt-r a- ;???o?sldora!blo artillery 'pre*
grattan of twelve hours, wa fi-.-.i?ni
uni French machino grtnw weroi?it?ll
absolutely Intact, so that our Hrst
W.avb of assailants was inimodiat?)y
mbty?t? down oh leaving tho ?ren?n.
Ali tho same time,- tho-French opan?d
. uji h. barring fire tliat made U^lnj
.iiiissiblo to Wink br any iurUi?r> at
gSf?t. Wo Were .unable and are still
unab?o 'Hb If?xVy our .dead. Tht.Vo
they tie,fa. most Utnentablo sight,)'fte
poor dev|isr in their muddy hole-j}. for.
all tlio routes aro swept withputcVs
ing">byi the Fraheh artillery: ":. sWb
have'dead. dhtf-^wounded. every
Whether we j?rp taking our wouhdej?
tiacl^t^rafety, pr whether wp aro go
? ;.'>;......:. ' ? ' '?
^ ' Wwahington/ ; May: t8.- Sperotata,!
VcA'dob today suhinittcil te 'VWtr,\
;man'.??lhinid?Sv!'?r:'^(e: senile limmen ]
comniitte?, ? reyise?! ;c>'Mn.iatejj^
^govcrnmont'o Yec?tpla, and:vc?pM?d}- ?
ttfrea'for'tii? remainder bf th? fftcjii
.yaar-.ia?- tho fiscal year ;en.dli\s -??na
%??i; ?917l . ?. - : ? .' :., i'*;:' ?1/
i The efltlr?ates' totuled to show that
i
D WOMAN
JSED OF POISONING
'?'IIIH picluro *.?how8 tho Archot
Homo - tor tho Aged, at Windsor,
Conn., whfcro many ?god parsons
have mysteriously died, and 'Mrs.
Archer-Ollllgan, manager, who la
now under arrest on charge ol mur
der. The bodies ot several have
been exhumed,- and Stuto'H Attornoy
Alcorn says traces of (tolson were
found in their viacora. Ho .lias said
ho may. bring several charges of mur
der. T??u Inmates paid $1,0(10 to bo
taken caro of. during the remainder
bf rhoir lives.
.rs? >r- . ? '.'. ' ? ?Rf : WW?
I Vontlpn. hero.; today,.. 'f lip ilka. was
fadvanced, by William loller, wno .told
rtho convention that ho waa banished
tfjm Russia because *-f hi? religious
[ activities after adopting tho Baptist
? faith in Potro?rnd. ?o formal action
was taken on his suggestion..
me Germans
lng hack for our rations two miles hi
tho rear to the movable kitchbnt,',. tho
danger OL' dcatii '.is tho samo, until
our men prefer to Buffer from hun
ger than to go: after .anything to' M+t
in addition to the. danger' pf ?eath
from shell [ire. nearly every man in
my company is Ul, exposed-as they
aro to tho rain all day. and obliged
to-He in tho mud all nip ht during
eight consecutivo dsya an ? nights.. I
hope that I will. hawesihqgood lue?
to get out of" hero, ulive, .because
UWre "is no, means hero of even, bing
properly buried..", . ?.;
A letter from a^ woman v lu Aplor
back to ja soldier made prisoner, ro
counts . incidents indicating a very
effervescent state of mind among thc
population ai Dortmund: "A wuniari
asked tor \ moro lielp? .because . .'her
husband is In the anny and she ia
unable' tb' support *ier TB1R'clrtidrea/
A? further help was- fietuaed, rand
slapped .the'. commissariat of police,
who- killed her. A crowd or. womel*
collected, in. tho.; L??ntcristrasBo.' to
y Mt for -tho conwiiaBarJat. of pollcpi
|?Ui mounted soldiers carno s^d.. dla*
^ojrs'cd.them. Hero at portmund
' and ^Cologne .arid ,0'ic environs, ;the
population is vory* excited oh account
'of tho hick of prbvtiiipUH. If. lt'Coti
tltiucs th\is, something wm ' happen ?
Wo b?r? had enjjufch or..misery.",
L|?^olber letter,,d?t^ ?J?ha.in. Mar.
^Otu/says: "f?und>y a.f?ng train full
of'gflevouBly wounded arrived at
fcitratiblng from Verdun. Thlhga art
Very bad /for tis. hiero. We can. ?lot
nb 'm-rit oxoep'.. with tho! meat cani.>>,
?pd no one bas the right to kill, any
"hiijre ?ib?rai; /i young./?g h?Vcttst?
1?0',' to '96 marka, whit* % milk. cow1
coks1 'from ; 860 '.lo 1,000 'n/?rka,
e Atony Pr?@ram
outr f(vo uiUliott"tlian. the mbst eon'
Ker rall v e mem?era of congress ?aU
curated, at tho'.butsot of tho session
.^Ouid. ?bo necked. , . .'/pk^S??^r%
. .^l*radd?i??jaat. rbywtte^nvm taxes
oh income inherltaoc?s >hd.'.' munt-,
'lions ? are iii . accordance' With: thev
plan approved las t we?{c, by Presi
dent WilBon. .r^^
nbu???d today: itfat the r?via?? rais
liB plan would bo wh??pod into
shape in thc :n"?,?t 7??vbiw??ka and, the
h'bpee wonld.V*??i to consider H . 1m
mediately ?f tc v. the national conven
tiona. '
AUSTRIAN
VICIOUS ATTACKS HEAVILY
REPULSED, IS STATEMENT
COMING FROM ROME
TURKS ARE ROUT?D
Briton In Egypt Destroy Camp At
Bayon:!--Three German
Steamers Sunk
: ? -- . .
(Hy Atcroelaled Press.)
Louden, May . JH.-Vicious Aus
trian attucks on Italian positions In
Ledro Va??oy, southwest bf Trept,
und Uignrltm Vniloy, south of Trent,
have been heavily repulsed,' accord
ing to Romo. At Zegnatbrta ino
Austrians were also ropulsed. in
the Adamello zone Italians recaptur
ed wenches from A-ust?i??s and 00
ccjriod additional territory.
An effectual attack ?was mndo by
thu Gormans against French posi
tions ' ii Avocourt Wood and on Hill
3?4 tv northwest of .Verpun... ger
man infantry was also repulsed in au
attack on Belgian positions at Steen
I s true to.
The British in Egypt have destroy
ed tho Turk lah camp at Bayoud and
put the Turks io flight.
Austrian* aircraft bombed : Avlona?
"Albanian*, a'seaport' hold i>y the^tal?
tana. ?
.'Three Garfnart 'steamers wore
f ?ntik Iti tho Baltic, ' twp-by tho Brit
lsh and one hy RuiiHto uubumrlnca.
A British fishing smack arrived at
Lowestoft after Loins nhelkd hy a
Gorman submarine. .
J Governor Goes to Charlotte To
Jay to Attend Big Celebra
lion There
Columbia, May 18~Qov. Manning,
I accompanied by the-members of bis
staff,, will go ' to Charlotte 'tomorrow
afternoon, where Mio and. Gov.. LO dc O
Craig ot .North Carolina Willi welcome
President Wilson -as gtiest j of Char
lotte . Saturday monning. - The oc
casion of tho president's visit south
ls') to. speak at tho 14 lut. anniversary
colobr'atlpn of the:.sighing bf, the
Mecklenburg declaration, of Indepen
dence, which , day ia* observed-with
proper cofemouy throughout N?rth
Carolina each year and by North
Caro! Ina societies throughout tho
.United States.;. Gov, Manning will
gb hy Sparenburg, arriving'tn Char
lotte tomorrow hight at 8o'clock.
Tho president's train, ls scheduled to
arrive in the "Queen. City" ?BMthrday
morning af io o'clock. Additional
members or tho receptionI. committee
art? United States Senators 15; M..
Slhil'iohs and Lee 8. Overman and
r^BLT^nWh 'YatesvWebb .of
'North-Carolina. ?
? A speck,! tram is being operated
by tito Southern railway - oflf ofvCo
1 ii mb la Saturday, morning, und many
South Carolinians aro plannen? to go
tn cji?riott? to h?a'rlh? . "'?residente
r??iS^II ' V
SHOWN AT EKS??mW^
r . . ?, :.-;?h'>1'-.-, Vt??:>-&T'#'( '
[ Pr?tes: of "A^nam^rAro;. ;\F?afctf? -
Uon at the "Wur? Exposition" which
\w> been ope>tx oViff?^at^ooth? tot
charitable purposes are thoikchests
and boxes that fom?rlyfe?15ta1tted
the gold captured aboard the English
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