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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 27, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota 16 Page the evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota thursday april 27, 1922 number 178more towns under water flappers form protective body Chicago girls band together in new society All government a a Fig for convention and a Fig for dress is slogan of organization platform is adopted Sot i of association i it to spread Fra ii Ith trs about 1922 Klapper r zen in. April 2 7.�?�?oa Fig for a a ration. And a Fig for dress if one 5 res that s the motto und a which Chicago flappers have b red o the la together country s flappers live i society. M is Margaret is president of the Chat it go local which saying plans for i a i Quot Nal represent Mon in the principal cities for the purpose of r usual Protection of. Flapper principles. Immediately offer Ming and gating under Way Neir flapper organization. Miss Purcell and her flapper com patriots a started hot and 1 heavy after dissenting opinion launched from the City s numerous sunday pulpits against them j they called on i m i a a a a to in a body and wrote letters to their congressmen demanding that a tag Rosie a flapper propaganda a be stopped. A we re neither fools nor Young indiscreet?.�?� says miss Purcell who. Besides being flapper president also holds title to the i a it m my of Quot flip Pool the highest flapper recon action. A these silly peo j pie who Are denouncing us Are making a big mistake. A they fail to comprehend that this is a new Day and age. And that Young girls Are to rely a a a a g a a a Means to express themselves in a de cent sane manner in keeping with the times. A and right now i want to define a flapper. Lots of grown ups think she is a girl with plenty of Speed and some control but that in t so. A a flapper is just a twentieth Century woman who is honorable and courageous. A she prefers do in g what she does do in the open. And not Peoples backs. A we stand All of us for moral living. But we also think that Many of the present Day conventions a r a obsolete and should be discarded. Just now mis t Ursell and her cohorts arc an try. We be been lied and lied they say. A so please Tell the world that we re out in Earnest this time and mean to show All of the two dozen members of the society in Chicago some of a Hose pictures Are printed herewith a agree with miss Pursell. They take the organization and intent of their society seriously and Are pushing porous by to extend it to other Cit Man captured with portion of human body in suitcase stops As Honor is paid Grant heroic statue in Washington unveiled president Harding delivers address Parade is impressive by associated pros leased wire Brantford. Ont., april 27._ a it j tured with a suitcase containing portions of a human body which he was removing piece mean from his rooms. Harry Dent was charged yesterday with the murder of Peter Eghiazar Bis landlord. Mrs. Dent also was held. The Torso of the Flain Man was found in Dent s rooms while the head and arms which Dent admitted he had carried away on Jia earlier trip. Were found in a Canali Dent denied the crime asserting he was removing the body at the request of a Friend. Mississippi levee Breaks and Roods farm lands in Iowa i by associated pres leased wire Burlington la. April 27 a approximately Twenty thousand acres of Rich land or. Cultivation was inundated late yesterday when the levee holding out the flood Waters of the Mississippi River broke at a Point a it Ven mile North of Here. Residents a it a in Unity Felt. He com ceremony y i it a irked by note of tragedy an r it l l i >1 of sculptor miss Margaret Persell. Tre j Ety it left i. And Yvonne sign Allied Fleet ready to land Force in China by Kry Euort will be made to protect american and foreign interests is Dent of the flapper Sci fault. Secretary treasurer allies to get new note from Russia today soviets xxx War no pears to ignore matter of War debts altogether by so coated press leaved wire peking. China. April 27.�? measures for Protection of american and other foreign interests Here have been expedited in View of the threatened hostilities Between the forces of generals Chang Tso Lin and we Pel fun. Tram service re eke const Bas not been suspended but is irregular and the legation Are prepared to order seizure of the Railroad and keep it in operation should serious interference develop. Thus far nothing but precautionary action has been taken but it is stated that an Allied Fleet will land troops if necessary to keep communications open Between peking and the sea. In compliance with the protocol of 1901. One Hundred and seventy five Blue jackets and marines Are expected to arrive today to enforce the guard of the american legion. The men Are from the United states Cruiser Albany which was ordered North from Shanghai. The Albany will join the Huron Flagstaff of the United states Asiatic Fleet off Chin Yangtao. Northeast of tientsin. Co a beats her own Way behind Dait Uter of sociological writer w r work or detained in it Picago Hitchell people to speak at s. S. Meet at Huron next week several Mitchell people will appear be program of the South Dakota sunday school association at the an convention to be held in Huron n?.v walk. May 2. 3. And 4. Or Gay White of Mitchell has been it cited to deliver the annual in lion Sermon and Rev. W. A. Wag to conduct a series of Young s conferences. Superintendent Lindley of the City schools Ftp talk on a High school credit c Bible and Dean m. J. Doll of Dakota Wesleyan will t a Rel pious education Confer err b Robinson of Mitchell is a of the slate executive com a of the association and will be a r sgt a at a the state and county a a a leers banquet Rev. Walter i n this City is a member of the a a a. Executive committee. R \ is expected that at least 25 Mitt a people will attend the Conven to a ai1 protestant churches a City will Send representatives. Of Hawson Pioneer dead a a on. T. T. April 27�?joseph Adieu. Its. Who built and operated first hotel in Dawson is dead by associated press leased wire Chicago. 111., april 27.�?trim and athletic attired in a Soldier uniform and declaring she was beating her Way to new York where she Exi it act Ltd to find More journalistic atmosphere a 2u year old University of Missouri coed. Detained Bere by the police says she was the daughter of or. Ben Reitman writer and sociological worker. The girl first gave her name Asil Ien Belt. A if the faculty Ever hear of this. I m a she said. The girl was taken into custody by special patrolman Manning when he suspected that a girl was masked by the Khaki outfit. Helen frankly admitted giving a wrong name but the rest of her Story she told freely. She said she was Junior in the journalism school at Missouri that she wanted to get to new York and. Lacking funds decide de to beat her Way. To paper makers have four Days left in which to fix wages new York. N. A. April 27.�?Only four Davs in which to negotiate a a Rev wage contract before the present one expires remained when officers of the International brotherhood of a por makers met with newsprint a n ii i Favores Here today in an Effort to f Avert a threatened strike of 60.000 men. The manufacturers committee. Headed by Floyd Carlisle president of the St. Regis paper company had prepared an a accept or strike ultimatum in reply to the craftsmen refusal to accept their program of wage r<i1uction. The manufacturers. According to or Carlisle will not Compromise in their demands for a to percent Cut an elimination of time and a half for Over time. By associated pres. Ii Ami wire Genoa. Italy april 27�?representatives of the big and Little entente and Portugal expected to have before them in final form today the answer to the russian delegates counter propositions fur the economic restoration of Russia which the allies found unacceptable. This statement is being drawn of primarily to satisfy England. France and Belgium russians previous creditors. In their answer the russians appear to have made be reference to the War debts which the allies said they were ready to a scale in the English text of the allies proposals the phrasing was a in View of the serious economic conditions in Russia the creditor governments Are prepared to write Down the War debts owing by Russia to then. A the russians apparently interpreted the words a write Down to mean a write off a in other words Complete cancellation. They therefore ignored the War debts in their rejoinder. Meanwhile the conference has developed into one of the most intensely political world conclave in history by reason of the momentous problems which have come to the surface since its inauguration. The Russo German treaty which Many accept As the forerunner of a great Alliance Between the former mighty nations has been followed by other political developments such As the proposed summoning of the Versailles treaty signatories to discuss the measures to be adopted if Germany does not meet Ber War reparations obligations. A further note of Gravity was added to the situation by Premier Lloyd George of great Britain in his address last night to the american and British press correspondents in which be uttered the warning that a new political crisis was facing Europe. Of a a a Irish republicans capture Hullinger modernism of pastor splits Lawton Church bathing Sitt marriage. Movies we late Jakk Hymon Are causes of Thoi Bike by associated pres lense wire Lawton okla. April 21�?a bathing suit marriage Ever on and Church motion picture Ai of Are rocks upon which tile congregation of he first presbyterian Church Here has split. The controversy which also involves other issues will he aired May 9 when the pastor the Jim Thomas j. Irwin. Comes up for trial on charges of a conduct unit Oming a minister of the presbyterian Church before a judiciary Conlow on of the Al Reno. Presbyterian Dot Toton which has ordered him to show Ause Why he should not be relieved of his pastorate. A i i some time ago. Rev or. Irwin officiated at a wedding at a Public swimming Pool. Besides blushes the Bride and Groom wore hath no suits. It is charged that by thai fiction the pastor brought disrepute on the Church. A motion picture machine has been part of the equip men of Rev. Irwin s Church for severe i years. The equipment was instill by the late Jake l. Ham of. Republican politician who built an Al Lex to the Church. Several attempts Lave been made recently to destroy int apparatus the pastor declares. A fire was discovered in the Annex dec ral Days ago. It did about 1500 Dar age. Underlying the whole no is said to he a division Over Rev. Or. Of win associating with un4 support of Jake l. A Mon who was wounded. Fatally by Clara Sicsu Ramon More than a year ago. The minister eulogized Ramon when he preached the funeral Sermon at Ardmore. Some of Rev. Or. Irvins Flo Lejk withdrew from his Church As a result. They recently a it re reinstated by the Al Reno presbytery. Rev. Or. Irwin asserts his intention of remaining in the i Aston pulpit. He announced he had obtained a permit to carry a gun to protect his property. A prowler about the Church last sunday night a greeted by the pastor with a shot. Tew Spapen Man makes statement on Taylor death the arid Roe of president far iliac. Ill ived at Point it infant. Ohio the Birthplace of president Grant will in found on an inside Page by associated dress leased wire Washington. I. �?T., april 2 7.�? the machinery of government was halted today by executive of president Harding in order that thousands of Federal employees and officials might do Honor to thu Lory of general Ulysses s. Grant a the dedication of the Bronze memorial in the botanical gardens on the Centenary o the birth of the great Union Soldier and president. At Tho same time. The memorial services were being a i Stere in re i Tigon d. It. April 27�? there was an element of tragedy in the Belat Complin Ion and unveiling of the huge Grant memorial i Yore today. The Man who designed and sex rented the striking statuary groups Henry Merlin Siwady Din new York on pril to. Tun we of before i gnat work was dedicated. His physical breakdown us attributed Largel it to Bis work on the memorial which lie considered ills great life work. Two Hurt on trip to Grant Home by associated prise leased hire Point pleasant. Ohio. April 27 a two people were injured aboard the 1 Island Queen one of the flotilla of River boats tarrying visitors to the Gram Celebration when the Forward portion of the third deck crashed a the Steamer was passing new Riehmond this afternoon. Only a timely half minute s warning after the first Era apr la y prevented a serious catastrophe. President Harding was to have been a passenger on the Island Queen. Hut late last night he was switched to the government boat Cayuga which led the flotilla. There were two oth a or government boats Between the Cayuga and the Island Queen. The injured were Richard Arm Strong. Bethel. Ohio. Arm broken and lieutenant Eugene Wetherly of the Cincinnati police department Cut by Glass. Dent alluding was participating n similar exercise at Point pleasant Ohio Grant s Birthplace. An impressive Parad was held in homage to the memory of general Grant. Parade is impressive cadets from West Point midshipmen from Annapolis All the regular soldiers marines and sailors stationed i to Washington in cumbers of the Loyal legion and veterans of the civil War. The Spanish american War. The world War. And Oiler foreign wars. As Well As representatives of patriotic societies Wert in the line of March. Vice president Coolidge an Secretary weeks were on the program for the principal addresses while Chic Justice Taft and All associate justices of the supreme court members of Congress and other High of i it of the government were present. The unveiling was by Princess Cantacuzene. Grand do lighter. And Ida Cantacuzene great grand daughter of general Grant. At the head of the Parade Rode Mot general John a. Clem selected to be marshal Iii place 6f lieutenant general n of son a. Miles who is ill. By associated press leased wire san Francisco. Cal., april 27.�? Honore c. Conette. Newspaper Man f taken in custody by detective sergeant a. J. Wynne of los Angel on i his arrival Here from Hilo t. In yesterday had completed a fifteen Page typewritten statement in answer to questions asked by the officers in the belief that Conette would throw some a Light on the death of William Desmond Taylor film director. Conette consented to remain in custody at a san Francisco hotel until Wynne could receive further instructions from District attorney Thomas Woolwine. Discrimination in 1 Calcutta prison ends in convicts revolt Bishop selects site for Hospital by associated Presa leased wire Portland Ore. April 27.�?a site for a Hospital for crippled children to he established hero by the ancient arabic order of the Nobles of the Mystic Abrine has been selected by Bishon f. W. Keator. Tacoma wash., and j. D. Mcgilvray of san Frencisco. Members of the shrine bit onal j Board of Hospital friters. London. Eng. April 27�?troops of the provisional free state government gained control of the town of Mullingar after today s fighting says a dispatch from the Belfast correspondent of the evening news. An armoured car. Manned Vav regulars was patrolling the streets at the time the dispatch was filed. Two killed in fight in streets of Mellinger Mullinger. Ireland. April 27.�?two men were killed and six Are believed wounded in fighting today Between the regular and irregular Irish Republican army forces stationed Here in anticipation of Eamon de Valera s anti treaty meeting on saturday. The hostilities began at 5 a. In. And continued for two hours both sides using rifles and machine guns. One Man was killed on each Side. The regulars captured and disarmed a lorry Load of republicans. Or. Karp dying Lei Psi g. April 27.�?dr. Wolfgang Kapp Leader of the 1920 uprising in Berlin is in a critical condition of after an operation in which is left Eye and part of is Skull was removed. It a doubtful whether he can survive. Of weather report forecast South Dakota rain probably tonight and Friday mixed with Snow extreme West portion not much change in temperature. Axxal temperatures by the republicans recording thermometer wednesday thursday 5 p. In. 57 3 a. In. 43 6 p. In. 55 6 a. In. 42 9 p. In. 50 9 a. In. 52 12 p. In. 46 12 in. 57 3 p. In. 63 maximum 68 it 3 p. In. Thursday minimum 42 at 6 a. In. Thursday by the official government thermometer Dom Neon yesterday to noon today maximum 56 minimum Al noon 56 by associated press i eased wire Calcutta. India. April 27.�?discontent Over alleged favored treatment of political prisoner is believed to have been at the Bottom of yesterday convict revolt in the jail Here when a break for the Gates a made by about 20 oof the men several of whom were killed when fired upon by th1 guards a few of the prisoners succeeded in escaping Over the Walls. The discontent came to a head when on of the Warden it is alleged. Struck a Mohammedan prison for insubordination. One crowd attempted to Rush the Gate while other set fire to the jute Sheds and Oil tanks. Of Encampment Date set Omaha. Neb. April 27.�?encampment of the 89th division of Reserve officers and enlisted men will be held at fort de Moines. Iowa. From july 16 to August 29, it a announced today. V Tion turns to Little Ohio town to do Honor or associated pro wire Point pleasant. Ohio. April 27 a the nation turned today to this Little Hamlet snuggled at the base of the Hills overlooking the Ohio River to celebrate the or. I Hundredth birthday of one of its presidents and great military leaders. Ulysses s. Grant. Up the River from Cincinnati came a flotilla of River Craft bringing president Harding his wife. Congressmen. High National officials military men state officials men prominent in civil life and hundreds of other citizens Point pleasant was expecting the distinguished guests and. Though few in number As in the Days when the Man whose memory was to he honoured trudged Barefoot through the Dusty streets they extended open army. After viewing the pie e were Grant was Horny Only the lean to which still stands hero. The House proper having Befun removed to Columbus president Harding was to deliver Art add ? near the site of the Grant Home. Sound amplifiers will make the presidents voice audible to All in the Village and to crowds in Cincinnati thirty Miles away. Although thousand Are expected to participate in Tho Celebration of general Grant s birthday but few Are they who will he abit to say they knew him personally. Only one such person now lives in this Vicinity. He i William Forrester of a Ivil War a a Rran. He has been assigned a plan e of Honor near the speaking platform. This in the second Grant Celebration Bere. Tho first was in 1907 when a Cannon was mounted in front of the site of the Grant Home. It did not Bear the National aspect however which the present one b or. Arriving in Cincinnati at 9 o clock a Hgt president and mrs Harding and other distinguished guests were tendered a reception at the hotel Gibson before embarking for the River voyage. Luncheon was served on the Boa. Returning to Cincinnati in the Venine the president and mrs. Harding and a few guests will Dine at the Home of Charles p. Taft after which the return trip to Washington will be started. Flood Crest at it. Worth passes today Trinity River Waters Well within Banks again red Cross sends Relief Louisiana is struck Only mews Oil transportation in my parishes Touw is in i n i and to x i Poydras Lex be of l new Ltd i Viii it. La. April 27 a x break Mille nil pm my a i a us to i Irrell at in a Julia about to mile Milt ii of new Ort can today. Early report Are that a my Tion of tile be about too feet Long blew out and that approximately 35 1 families Are la a Iii before the flood water. Poydras on tile a a Ait Vunk of Hie Rier and the break mile Elie kill la expert to i Oxer a Large an a just below the Ell i lie ii untied foot break Iii the Lex it at Poy Gnu. Xxx if Tai to a few hour had xxx usenet to 2 i feel. Flooding a Large area in St Bernard a Arieh. And tin town of St. Bernard. I to Lew the break la Elo a etl Engineer Gay. The hark a water Xxiii inundate More than a dozen Mila 11 x i hag is. Hie Region now living inundated to ponied largely of Small l a i Quot. Today baseball american league Chicago. 690 960 a. Cleveland. 109 902 9 Hodge and Schalk. Uhle. Morton. Keefe and Nunatak a. Enine operated on twice in Moscow is recovering report by associated pres leased wire Riga. Latvia. April 26�?the latvian government Telegraph Agency says that Nikolai Lenine the bolshevik Premier underwent two operations two Days apart. The second operation a necessary to extract a Bullet which was not remove during the first operation. I Philadelphia. Of i a dispatch from Riga or tuesday Wash Morton Elt it listed Moscow advice a saying in us Shuteh Courtne it Erickson and gear had Lou blvd him Fot three years. Kun Al Lix klan records taken in los Angeles hokum ends. It i decree. Xvii i. Nike interesting Reading kor gon i Unni ent by a Iso it Iati dirt a it xxx ire to Angeles. Cal., april 27.�?Tho a invisible Empire has been rendered a conspicuously visible a it was declared at the District attorney s office today after preliminary inspection of articles seized last night when agent of the District attorney Ami Deputy sheriffs raided the los Angeles t us Cux the kit in if while a detailed inspection of the confiscated documents and regalia. A a vie fitted of Pap Large packing tax jes. Was Post ported a tint ii late today sufficient of the outward significance i was Learned quickly enough for noun Ray of Runals to assert they be of great importance not Only in lo6 Angeles county but in other parts of the United states. Walter k. Musher Deputy Constable 1 a member of the Inglewood raiding party was to be arraigned Todos on complaint charging assault with intent to commit murder. He was arrested at his Inglewood Home late last night and released on Hon Sof 11.9fta. Provided through a certified Check for bearing the signature of xxx. C. Brown president of the first National Bank of Inglewood. Similar complaint was issued against Leonard Deputy sheriff and member of the raiding party hut i it was not served because of his physical condition. It a arranged to keep him under guard at the Hospital where he is a patient. Both Mosher and Rigg As Well As the former s father. Constable Medford to Mosher who was killed in the raid. Were shot by f rank xxx Homer. Night marshal of Inglewood when the three masked and armed shot at a a. Baker Leagle. Alleged Leader of the Inglewood raid will surrender today to Sherif xxii 1arn i Traeger. It has been announced by Coburn. _ Willeta Huggins is mystery to medical experts of Chicago by a a to Caird pics leased xxx Iraj Chicago. I. April 27�?although totally deaf and Blind the ability of it year old xxx Illeta Huggins to read newspapers a a heart and talk Over the Telephone and distinguish colors amazed members of the Chicago medical society. Before whom she appeared last night. She came Here from the , Wisconsin Home for the Blind. This amazing child can hear a lecture or a concert by holding a Sheet of paper in the air. By putting her extremely sensitive fingers Over the receiver of a Telephone she hears and by fingering newspaper headline. She Jable to read she determines color by her acute sense of smell. O Robe buys farm Marlborough. Mass. April 27 a babe Ruth will become possessor of a 14ft acre farm valued at 112.09 in South Sudbury near Here through article of agreement signed yesterday. Of by a dated press a Cioti xxx ire fort Worth Texas. April 2 7-search fat a the sixty or More reposed dead or missing in fort Worth a a Rosul of to flood and reconstruction work took the Lead in the situation i. A today. Three persons arc in the list of known dead their bodies having been re i covered. They were xxx Gentry. 25. Or g. Is Pettis 5��, and a mrs. Fergus my. Reports of missing person and others Scon to drown added to the list last night. T re Quot to i i a a Mil Trinity River was Wen within its Banks tins morning the Gung show fug a drop of 16 feet a a Var night Ami now registering Only 17 Street car service was res or d to All flood d i suburbs. Conditions arc improving South of Riverside and arc reaching Normal j in Sycamore Heights where the first property toll of the flood was taken. While the situation Iyo Ben serious i Only 44ld44l pm Tiff of of the Euy Wero a guard has been placed on the levee protecting property in the x an i Zandt addition. It a feared an attempt might to made to weaken the i levee to relieve the pressure of a i a ter from up the Clear Fork Creek red to Nins Iii 4 Barge a special committee has been a i pointed by the red Cross to search of victim and sufferers. Of t he flooded areas were Ted to return to their night resident linage t for bodies residents not permit Homes last that some to repair a begin the work Donee of the Flo it it was probable would attempt their Homes and of eradicating Exi-1 today. Fun hid xxx a tors i >11 on to sex. Ing la ing to xxx is by associated pre xxx ire Natchez miss. April 27.�?flood a tics of the Mississippi River pour i ing through a rapidly widening Crevice in the we arca levee this Mon ii reached and entered the town of Ferriday. La Lour Miles from the by a. I six oth towns including Vidalia of about 2,090 population Are in Tbs immediate path of the flood water s released when the break occurred suddenly at the a Mccama levee in con i Cordia Parish Fate yesterday. It was certain today that the inundation would cover All of that Parish a Large part of tenses a part of Catahoula. A and possibly a part of Fra Muelin and Avoy ies parishes. No Hope in hts id of stopping the flow of water. Every available boat in Natchez has j hastened to the affected territory Aud arrangements Arete being made to Efcy to tar for All refugees arriving Here. X Ida ii about eight Miles for a Ferriday. Is near town Ujj a i Revice is just Aero. Than or from Natchez. Reports fro those towns said the break had been anticipate d and most of the a copy a had prepared for it. Some did not believe the flood Waters would reach a greater depth than four or five feet in the houses. In which Case most of the residents were said to be prepared to wait out the flood. Throughout Cone Orai j to Ala parishes today of communication was j last train to be i Day last Nogi with a of i Usui e Only int by Boa d or k of Refuge a tune of the iowan is convicted on charge of murder by a dec Natoci prof wire Decorah to april 27 a a f Kern wealthy Castalia Cattie buyer trial for the murder of mrs Irene x an Brooklin we found guilty of first degree n undo by a jury in District coup Here late la night life imprisonment at hard labor was the sentence Reefer a rid <1 by Tho jury after Deli voting a hour and seventeen minutes of Detroit at St. Louis postponed rain. I National league Cincinnati .101 too 2 Pittsburgh. Fifth too i Luque and Wingo Morrison and Gooch. Brooklyn. 192 996 Boston .999 9ftft Smith. Cadore and hurdling mar guard. Braxton and of Neill. New York .22ft of Philadelphia .999 92 Ryan and Smith Winter. Betts and Henline. Fit. Louis. .12 Chicago. Of North and Minami la Jone and of a rail. I Germany and Russia to resume relations by associated pres leafed xxx inc London. Eng., april 27�?diplomatic relations Between Germany and Russia will he resumed immediately in Aco Darce with the treaty signed at Rapallo say a Central news dispatch from Berlin. The first German ambassador to the soviet government will he professor a Bernhard xxx Edenfeld while Leonid Raisin will represent Russia in Berl a i air tight very attractive ankle excursion a when a flapper a to walk Home Apple Knock Era a Hay Shaker. Hick or goby from the country Apple sauce no Good awful. Barlow a flapper or Spring Chicken. Barn Eye a scandal Walker. Barney hugging business of making love. Bea sell a flapper slightly More advanced than a Barlow. Beasel hound a girl Chaser bees Knees peachy very Nice sometime known As a the swedish King has narrow escape in automobile crash by associated press ican xxx ire Geneva set apr 27�?-the narrow eve ape fro , injury of King Gustav of Sweden in the automobile Accident of Grenoble France yesterday was due to the fact that he a sitting in the chauffeur a seat. Physician found Only contusions. The automobile was travelling from Nice and was Smirk by a machine owned by a Geneva banker. The King s Chamberlain was gravely injured. Gustavus has left for Baden. Germany where he will join Queen x Ictoria new food he i it x Eddes Moines. To. Apr 27.�? p j. Clark of xxx Ehster a try has a be Ltd a appointed by governor Kendall state a a a Dairy and food commissioner tas a tomorrow from a a Belg to need w. B. Barney resigned

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