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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 28, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota E the fourth of july at Home this year with the Mitchell Kernel the evening Republican the Ive edition Mitchell South Dakota wednesday june 23, 1922 number 230attle rages in railway engineers operate own with soul is Union owners do not fear any labor disputes in holdings in Kentucky thousands own Stock locomotive Engin webs ill a in it a try Xuy in Fth Stio in new x knt re eve to ii Bro of a Pompan this if froth re a erf who lining i to try Jpe Lucky Ohio. Juno 2s�?revolu-e Coal mining Industry establishment of a a Coal a the a e aim of loaders of the i of locomotive Engin has just entered the Coal by a $2.ooo.ooh in West Virginia and Ken Cal mines. A a Lear of disputes and a her make this venture with a. Fear of financial lo.-?. At a time her the Mal mines of the country re fed a by nation wide strike hey Quot that they have solved the Rotem of labor disputes and will ave in trouble at their mines now r in the future. R Ain Points in the bothered program arc r urination of watered Stork remoter s a a. And preferred Stock j. He formation of the company. Ideal lit and working conditions or the miners and consequent re a of take danger and general in it Ament. Quot elimination of middlemen a profits or. D but in this is to up done by Fabling Consumers to organic5 their w operative local Yards and to til to themselves at Cost. Thousands own St it my a the Coal River collieries As the 0h a Pant is called. Is owned by Wra thousand locomotive Engineer throughout the country. Who us cried in Small amounts for the j a a a non Ock. The main problem in Coal mining men. Coal mining is dirty hard a dangerous work vet real min it a for centuries have Beon among he poorest paid of manual labourers in addition a inadequate wages they a so suffer from irregular employer these Are the main reasons Rhy miners strike and who the industries of the nation periodically ice a fuel this statement by Warren s. Prone Rand chief of the brotherhood and chairman of the collieries Hoard of j r tors to in basis for changes made the system of running Coal River it r go at the outset be fore the company is even paying do via ads. Miners there Are receiving a Al Jar a Day More than the highest rage so ale asked by the Union in tech Boring mines. To re Modem i in mine labor has been lightened by the in a Allatin of modern mining machinery wherever possible the brotherhood has substituted a a a or a i by id a i and til a lining town Model villages with handsome Little Homes. Schools. Lurches stores amusement buildings. Thorough sanitation and All the a cities of a Small City no cattle mines i Harding takes Coal mine w a into own hands a president summons conference of operators and employees for saturday to open at deadlock two of the House erected for miners by the Coal River collieries and Warren s. Stone grand chief of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers who is the chairman of the collieries Board of directors. Hughes still Waits report from Mexico one dead Many Townley Power Hurt in wreck in primary in North Dakota question of National or District wage agreements must be threshed out by associated press encased wire Washington. D c., june 2 8.�? president Harding has decided to summon to Washington saturday a group of representative Coal operators from All parts of the United states to discuss with representatives of the miners Union the possibility of a conference to fix wage schedules that would Settle the bituminous Coal strike. An announcement explaining the proposal will he made later in the Daw arrangements Complete the arrangements were completed after conferences at the White House today in which Secretary Davis and Hoover participated while John l. Lewis president of the United mine workers who saw the president monday remained in the capital for the purpose of considering the Ter. The coming conference which it is 1 understood will assemble saturday morning will discuss solely what i stops May be taken to get the wag j conference on foot to dire the miners Union has demanded a National conference while operator in general. Refusing to enter such a j gathering have countered with pro survivors of Herrin mine massacre Tell bitter experiences the associated pre i Cisco w ire Chicago. Iii., june 2�?men who sees it a fid ran to la Gauntlet of bullets in hereto la mine War and then eli.e. Sympathizers who ohm the roads near Herrin arrived hoi yesterday. T in told their experience to attorneys for the Southern Illinois Coal company and the evidence will be used by the company in suits it expects to bring against the United mine workers of America and the county of Williamson to recover Damn Gen. Several of Tho half dozen men were captured at the Herrin mine last thursday morning by striking miners mid strike sympathizers to ii comrades were shot Down when the captors indicated a barbed wire Fence and told them to a run for it. Disabled vets j press demands for assistance regular free Stai e forces open fighting Irish Republican seek to do lode a regulars i rom l our clout a building casualties Are heavy i i us Sikl �.4. F i ii in us i i it it i a i i Verf la sides us Fri a Iii ilium. W i i hit it til \ a a a a i it i it i i a a a a Fla Al w ?.- a a c $ a i ii fit in a it a a if. Her it in it Ltd la j i 1 i flu Al tit til ill Turuc of the i Mil Civ bad Lei la blown it him ill him of till Wain la til a. H of Ord by re ii id i or a i Len. Or Hind. June omit Natation we ruh\b1li-Rxtion the i i Vuu i Issi is at Tod x x six i i ing i it wet n can Ain under la skin of t by to casual t in been a i i m Roo a a �v3�?T a Poi ii by associated in Riss la Mhz wire i san Francisco Cal. June 2c�?from renewing old comradeship of wartime Days and Enjo Vine feeds and entertainments provided for their delectation. The disabled american veterans of the world War turned Tod a y to serious consideration of the que s a t a but i fut Billa r tree id is the and pm Vin Trca it ii b a a i it w ire in 2�?a fierce o Dawn or i Kop Bli a a i regular f t a e Postins i Eeutly Seiz believed Tho no. An pored machine a v a to latter. Ii be my d i k the Battle was still a to pit i in Copper dome on the a Ouris had he a mown in am be. Were dishing about in All Lions and the Quot Erie was one of crib of Conoll i a Garrison of be four court the Fowler n liter ii were Reg Vitro roil it it a the attackers fire <1 refusing All demands to surren to k Island l l Ike is ditched near Lincoln neb. Early this morning hons of care compensation and Reposas to meet in District conferences habilitation of their in for separate distract wag fixing. Abl to attend the end annual con xxx ill open it do Adah a mention of til organization. No official or authoritative Indi i colonel Charles r Forbes director state department puzzled Over delay in news rec. Ording american prisoners i Klank i released Mexico City. In. June 2�.�? a Bruce Bill ask. Kidnapped sunday. A released this morning. X stating that or. Biola i had Bren released was recoiled at Tho american Ebay at 11 13 a. In. It gave no details a copt to state that the a coca of Man would to Iii Mexico City tonight. By associated press inca and Yire Lincoln. Neb. Jun 2s�?one per son was killed two More injured Ono i perhaps fatally and a number of j passengers received More or less min a or injuries three Miles East of Prairie Home at 1 20 a. In. Today when the Rock Island flyer from Chicago want into the ditch piling up five coaches and the Engin. The scene of the Accident is about i fifteen Miles East of Lincoln. The dead Are xxx. Mcclennon Engineer. Fair Bury Iii. The More seriously injured f o i n d f r of non Partis in league xxx or King h Ard to Deke it mkt Makr today cation however was Given that the meeting president Harding was expected to Call would find eith r party to the controversy yielding its stand As to the Type of conference which finally would be accepted. The i four surge of the United states veterans Bureau ing a and John h. Dykes chairman of the National legislative committee of the disabled veterans were asked to Tell of the Progress of the work the government has been carrying on and to a Urr by associated proses Icax a w ire Fargo n. D. June so with candidates endorsed by the nonpartisan league seeking nominations on both Tik to. Republican and democratic voters of North Dakota went to the polls today to make nominations for United states senator. Congressman. Rate District contracts. Weathering saturday will a entirely Sugg it improvement informal and devoted to discussing what sort of a basis a right be adopted to bring the Union officials and the employers representatives into a joint negotiation empowered to fix a definite wage agreement the agreement to be either a single National contract or a various number of sep Henry Dart fireman. Lincoln ser by associated pro leaded wire loudly scalded May die. In Lincoln Washington or. Cd. June 2s.�?gov j Hospital. Porn my it it officials. More than 24 hours Roy Omer mail clerk. Lincoln Affer having been informed by the bruised condition no it serious. American Consul at Tampico that a Mcclennon was instantly killed mexican rebel Leader had seized forty i wyx9n he attempted to jump from american employees and propel to o cab. The engine overturned Union the Cortez Oil company in that Vicin pm Ity for Ransom were today still await train officials at the scene of the ing further information concerning a Recti said this morning the Achi the incident. Dent probably was caused by the give fhe time limit it or the payment of i Way of the Road bed caused by heavy Rains during the night. The fiver was a limited train out the Ransom of 15,d00 pesos As fixed by Gorosave the rebel chieftain sex j hired yesterday and state department officials frankly were puzzled at the delay in definite reports As to what happened a the Oil company scamp i it was generally assumed that the Federal authorities in Tampico took i prompt measures to Deal with the situation. Failure to do so would of necessity Lead to serious inter re allowed to roam the streets garb National complications and it was Felt i be is regularly collected without Harge even the porches have been reeled at company expense. Why it was done Here that the Obregon government i would avoid any such possibility j further action Here will await and vices from american officials in mex this say the engineers is Pond business As Well As cos policy. Mod Miner mistreat mexican. I living conditions ample wages and j discussion of the Bandit activities Achi Nerv to lighten the labor will against americans brought out at Thea tract the highest Type of miners state department today the inform rho in turn will produce More Coal 1 to of Chicago due in Lincoln at 1 4b a. In. The fact that it was mad up of All steel coaches probably was the cause of the caving of Many lives a wrecking Crew accompanied by doctors and nurses were on the scene within a few minutes after the Accident. The list of passengers slightly injured included Edwin Lynch. Girard. Has. New3 Vendor bruised on Arm and Chest. Mrs. E. M Hood. Denver. Right knee Hurt. Or. And mrs. Thomas of Brien. Omaha bruised about body. Stat officers and legislate and county posts. Senate fight lir a first interest entered in the contest renomination of senator Porter j. Mocumber chairman of the Senate fins Nee Cwm Folk who is opposed for the Republican endorsement by Lynn a Frazier former governor and nonpartisan league Choice and Ormsby Meharg. One time private was declared to have added strength to Mccumber. Although he was not endorsed by the Independent Republican stat convention. Townley big Factor one of the important factors in the league Campaign in the View of is leaders has been the work of a. Townley founder and first president who has gone from town to town quietly lining up the leagues and attempting to re establish their precinct organization that was so effective in Many elections Independent Republican and Independent Democrat candidates Are opposed All Down the line by league endorsed candidates. It is the first time the leagues have entered the democratic president Lewis who waited at the department of labor while Secretary Davis in coherence with the president. Arranged the final details o the saturday meeting announced that mine Union representatives would respond to the Appeal of the a president for a preliminary conference. Between Twenty five and thirty operators will be invited it was said at the department of labor and the conference will consult methods of negotiating wage Scales that will end the strike in the Anthracite As Well As the bituminous Fields. First announcements of the conference had indicated that it would be confined to the bituminous Field but officials later said it would take in the entire Coal Industry of the nation. Ion that the mexican charge Here re 1 on lower limbs. La an would men who Are sullen and gently made representations in one a los Rrana Truman. . The brotherhood has shown a Good u Ord As a business organization in in new Fields. They Ere Ted mad a paying proposition of a Kraper in Cleveland they Stab id the first cooperative National Lark a America and a Short time Case where mexican citizens were alleged to have been mistreated by i strikers in american Coal Fields. The representations. Presented Early in i june said that. Five mexicans had i been int of rred with by strikers in the Utah Coal Fields. The mexican charge Here also has in announced the organization of a received information that one mexi u icon Dollar investment company As n auxiliary to the Bank. This too now a sue Ess. / be Justice and one Constable held in Iowa wet Radis can yrs killed and another badly i bruises beaten in the Herrin. Illinois mine trouble but at the ?3 department today there was said to be no confirmation of such ref # its. Optimism prevails in hard Oal districts by associated pro u Short i ire Wilkes Barre a. June 2r.�?a feeling of optimism such As has not prevailed since the suspension of operations on april i was general today in the hard Coal regions of Pennsylvania. Hopeful news of the conference Bri i bet Ween John u Lewis president of Maries and republicans expect this the i med mine workers and protraction will Cut Down the Independent Harding which resulted in the Republican vote As in previous elec sudden adjournment of the Anthracite tons Many democrats admittedly general scale committee and abandon mrs. Mary Bishop. Omaha bruises j a ave cart their ballots for the hide j Nunt of plans for immediately t on pendent republicans in contest j venting the suspension into a strike Secretary to Mccumber. The returns j 1<hj the rank and file of the men to a not expected to be decisive until a Peeve they will be Back in the mines tomorrow. By the Middle of july. Senator Mccumber has declared Thomas Kennedy president of in publicly for the renomination of it ral s,.aje committee said that Iii governor r a. Nestor Independent mediate developments in both the let who was chosen in the recall election Union of. And Anthracite industries last fall when governor Lynn j. Niay be looked for As a result or. Frazier and two other league endors Lewis conference with the president state officials were deposed. This Are j other government officials. Against league men. J of a Fairbury nebr., left Arni and wrist sprained. M. N. Henkle. Selma Iowa. Injury to jaw and Arm bruises. Mrs. Bra Meeker. Phillipsburg. Kas., Side Hurt. J. P. Christesen. Council Bluffs. La., baggage Man Bruise and cuts. Mrs Edward Thomas. Cd fax. Iowa sprained wrist hand Cut and body in a and full program labor to fight Here on fourth Coronado order plots is urged. By associated pros leased wire ?Tir.rii Bluffs la. June raid of alleged illicit distillers of liquor in Carroll county yes Campaign for Law to protect Rda a party of Federal and state j unions Krom a a employers officials had a by Sumner j. Knox faded agent of Council Bluffs be rur and destroyed liquor of thes timoted value of $30,000. Destroyed Many still and arrested 21 in and in woman who will be arraigned in Federal court included in the persons arrested i a Justice of the peace find a Confahie. Sections near Dedham and Templeton were scenes of the raid to two Ball games. Band concerts. Fireworks and big dance Are planned Cleveland operators ask for conference by associated press leased wire Green Bay. Xxx i#., june ,2c�?green Bay Coal Dock operators received confidential telegrams this morning from Cleveland Coal operators announcing they have asked for a conference with president Harding and John Lewis president of the United mine workers of America and expressing Confidence that til Coal strike can be settled if such a meeting is arranged. A 1 the operators reported to be a party Washington. D. C., june 2s�?pres to the plan Are said to represent an ident Harding Toda sent to the sen-1 annual production of 20.olio. Too tons Windlon named land Register Pioneer newspaper Man appointed to Pierre of kick by president is Mitchell is preparing an attractive entertainment for the visitors who a expected in the City on july 4 to ate nomination of John old Lon in Ohio. Xxx est x Irginia and Penney Flanagan charges Ewert pays Rural credits 2a per cent see the two Ovate town Mitchell baseball games. The games will be Cleveland. Of. Jun 2s�?organized scheduled at 2 p. Rn., and 8 p. Rn., labor should answer recant decisions anti will be the principal events of of the supreme court with a Campaign the Day. The chamber of Commerce to secure the enactment of a Law j arranging the other entertainment. Which will protect it from suits for the Mitchell municipal hand Bill Bren publisher Otth a Borg a in tet a damages by employers instead of de play g concert at 4 1a p rn., on main. Twenty years pre Youming the taws. The brotherhood Street and will play at it Check Park p taking Over the Enterprise. Of locomotive engineers stated in a Al s 30 p in. The concert at hitch we inn lived in Pierre where he bulletin issued today. Cock Park will be followed by noved in the ear a eighties some the Coronado decision open a wide elaborate display of fireworks. Heinie labor unions Are stable for damages j Slaughter is chairman of the com i is a Challenge to the workers to seek in charge of the fireworks Dis vhf no that a of tick Waco s a i. Due Isla Tive Protection for their unions. Play others serving on this committee in it a anaemic i Are Peter Fitzgerald. Carl Bowler. John till and Roy Hackett. A baseball bowery dance at the. Fat. Corn Palace will Complete the Days a events. This will be Given at the Corn j Palace for the Benefit of the Mit Chell baseball club. It is the plan to legislate similar to that Given labor organizations in great Britain fhe bulletin contends. I a whte Corondo decision opens a wide Gateway for All sorts of unwarranted that Money j attacks upon labor states the bulletin a it invites in to be Register of the land office at Pierre. S. D. John a Dion editor of the Viborg Enterprise is one of the Pioneer newspaper men of the state. He has or moved in the time ago. He was appointed received at the land office at Gregory but Xvi ties were automatically su3ended his new appointment places him in probably the most important land office Vania. Anil Are acting in conjunction. Rail showmen strike certain Only delay in enforcement of Xiv age Cut and St we off move. It is asserted Forbes reviews work Colon Forbes had ready a store of the providing of in inv Hospitalfor ailing veterans of thousands of Cly films far compensation attended and of vocational to Iii a schools lot ated throughout the country at various universities. An apparent wide divergent of opinion exists among disabled Servi e men As Well As among the general Public in regard to la Merit of the Bonus or now before Congress the legislative committee said in its report prepared for submission today. The committee urged that the disabled veterans convention St its attitude by Means of resolutions it also advised that the convention endorse the so called new Sweet Bill providing for immediate care of veterans. Complain of delays most of the complaints from former service men arise from failure to have their claims acted on promptly according to the committee win ii reported that few complaints wire made about conditions in individual hospitals. The committee dec till that some of the delays Iii securing compensation seemed previous months being required to get Aid for my in great need of it a i he United states veterans Bureau should provide a tubercular bos pit at Tucson Arizona the comm tie in port stated not withstanding the tact that the National tuberculosis association was opposed to sin i a i ment. Want Job for All the committee asserted that District managers of the United slate Veteran Bureau in a Onie Caes apparently had misunderstood a statement at Headquarters of the by Ircia that the average training period ii Essary for rehabilitation was two it ears. For hundreds of men had be to turned oui of training courses such As Law and accounting Whit h required a much longer period of preparation. The convention would go on record according to Tho committee a demanding tha every Man trained should be placed in a Job. The committee again amalgamation of the disabled american veterans with other sex service men�?~3 organizations. Of Quot Quot a Quot a wants Cotton 1\q iry by it my Iau l pre. Lip mini xxx ire Washington. D c., Jun 2 i ii castigation of Tho of a ration of t in it a York Cotton Exchange and transactions thereon was promo. I in a Resolution introduced to Iny j y representative x Inson. Democrat. Georgia today baseball ameed in league Boston. i in a j 0 Ooi 200 4 a 0, j non i a j one 2 7 0 Karr and Rue anti Perkins. Hast Chicago.? ret re it. Leverett Oleson and Ani Scha a Bossier Mast. To lie. Cle pc re. Kelp and be y Irrigon Ojo thu to non Leo on Oldham. M i 132 i ton us in and of no Pierre s a. June 28 belonging to the Rural credits Board Ryin the Pierre National Bank scrupulous employ ers engaged in a make the dance a Community affair. Of f Ommerle of which a. Xiv. Ewert. J lockout or strike to provoke damage an t it is expected that hundreds of a surer of the Board is president. J to their property As the plaintiffs in people from Mitchell and Vicinity will Only two and one half percent this Case did and then tie up the take advantage of the Opportunity to w.7"f�?Tsr�?T of the allegations of j funds of the labor Union by a suit for i dance at the Corn Palace a or t Flanagan of Sioux Falls. Damages against the Union. I of 1 s argument before the supreme such decisions As the Coronado Case a yesterday for a writ of Man i Are doing More to discredit the Law p h us t0 Rorr pm the Board to pub j in the eyes of the working people than in a detailed printed report of its an the so called Radical agitators in Walro a i the of Japan postpones vote on arms pact Al pin Jane 2consider-n, for privy Council of the to Ray rate adopted at the washing frs Horn Ferenee was postponed Huril tomorrow out of it Dpi r to tory of Prince Hig i who died monday. The a a a Iai Curt has observing a to urine for the Prince. Chicago. 111., june 2s�?the Standard Oil company of Indiana announced today an increase in Price of i one cent per gallon on gasoline and kerosene throughout their entire Ter i Rit cry. Of burning Steamer off California hard to locate weather report and and South Dakota partly Cloudy somewhat unsettled tonight thursday not much change 27 in Pesature. By associated press leased wire los Angeles. Calif. June 2s�? search for an unidentified ship which last night was reported burning off j Ventura. Calif., was being prosecuted Fearly today by the Steamer hum Hoit. I a radio message picked up at thei submarine station at los Angeles i Harbor purporting to come from the i distressed vessel give its location As a eight Miles off x Niaura but failed to i state it name. If you find it bring it to the Republican wifi aet we will advertise it in the lost and found Section of the want ads without Cost to you. Saturday want ads free with every 2 to 5 issues new York picnic. By associated pres leased wire Chicago. 111., Juno 2s.�?a strike of the 400,� 0 fall was showmen of the country will be called for july i inless the railroads agree to stay the xxx Ashington $89.000,0wag j in due the Kiou Hoyt and workers on monday to restore certain working conditions formerly in effect. It was made known list night through a Telegram from i m Jewell head of s the shop rifts. To the association of i railway executives i Tjie decision to Call a strike came late yesterday after a lengthy discussion by the executive committee of i the six shop crafts unions based on the strike vote of the men thus far tabulated. A in Looi Ferij Edwards. M Hoffman Paa a aaa a Johnson and the Quot Irish provisional government opt ult i the Battle by invading the oui to building where the in a were entrenched and open hot att my when demand for and or i ? ignored Battle Jirl fair or the fighting which opened shortly a Der 4 n rn., was a the in Progress late Thi Forenoon the crack of the Rifle or and the rattle of the machine Eivins resounding Over Dublin above the noise of the City a traffic which was being tarried on As usual the Nunier of casualties on either in was not known definitely. But 14 had been refined up to my Forenoon. Or Tilry is used artillery was employed by the provisional troops a least on eighteen Pounder having been in action and considerable damage was reported to have been dope the insurgent a j stronghold. This had been strongly fortified both irregulars who re a plied vigorously to the fire of the at a tacking parties. Mat Hin guns were being freely used by both sides. The entire City was awakened by the Din even to th1 Remote suburbs. Civilian searched from the Early hours there hid been considerable activity by the regular troops in All parts of the City people icing held up and searched for Ai Pis. Eighty civilians were observed outsold the tour courts digging up the Road guarded by an armoured car. Five Hundred regular troops with i armoured cars and military ambut Lames passed through Westmoreland Street into Sackville Street one party going into Henry Street and another into Abbey Street from both of which the Kiel of the four court can be a preached shortly filter 4 of clock there was a heavy tit burs of firing in the reign i both cod of the four court followed by a loud explosion and a number of ride shots in Quick succession and it was evident that of Connors stronghold was being attacked. Of Connor wanted Tinck Fleer preparations were Mode by of Connors Force yesterday and late last night to strengthen their defences in anticipation of the attack which their Leader boasted that he desired Ami did not fear. He has held the building since the Middle of april and a turned it into a Fortis s by piling sandbags Law Hooks Ami furniture against the windows barring several of the door and guarding the remaining approaches barbed wire. The Garrison is believed a a it i it a particularly Well equipped with rifles and ammunition while machine guns j Are posted on the roof. The number of the defenders is unknown but it is believed there Are several Hun deeds Well provisioned against a i firing is heavy the do termination of the provisional government to recapture the four i courts d ascribed entirely to the insurgent act in seizing lieutenant Gen Era of Connell. Assistant chief of of the regular forces and no to colonial Secretary Churchill in a i ing in the House of commons about seven Hundred men were engaged on rho government add and the rattle of Rifin and machine gun fire was Pic treated by Tho explosion of bombs i and the occasional booming of 12 Pounder artillery. Orange Hall taken Over Effie insurgents of a a Refuge far Belfast was also a a eked. To Nir sonts Retreat London. Erg. June re a Dublin dispatch to the evening Standard ays that after some hour of fighting Many of the insurgent Irish troops under o Connor a Etc a Reg the correspondent in a by or dispatch says he understands the insurgent Garrison in the Fowler Mem Orthall Haca pit lint of to la. I o an Al Cove Rumert orce nation a Lle Alfip first same Philadelphia. Aai a nil of. New Yore. Caa ,70m Aaan. If Meadows Winter a re he a re Peter j. Barnes. Causey and Smith. Snyder second game the committee left but one Loop Hole Philadelphia. 2au a ave the strike. If the rail Heads i new x Ork Cin it Tenn Winters and pet to arrange an immediate conference agreeing meanwhile to continue present wares restore working rules Ifield by the Railroad labor Board end discontinue farming out Railroad work a walkout can be halted the Telegram said otherwise a a Sanction of withdrawal from employment on july i. 1922. As voted by the employees xviii i him veld Singleton xxx inters Ryan and Snyder 2 a a a a a a a a a and Peters Brooklyn a. A a a too Cion ii Bolton 0�>0 aaa ajar i2 i Vance. my de ferry a Quill inn. Watson and of Nell. Uitts Burgh Oil end. Pao a a Aai Coli ins Roper sufficient to us tote sch Ion London. Fng. Jun it it n be. Brr thai hot a to i i regular Fogt f Sun Are 3f. A ii Al ii no a p of a Ficie Tiv Strong and a n i to do with by 4 Liuio a a a is in Dublin a a or i of in ? inc la Muiir a a jul . Have hrs r Obj n led by a he Iii Itira the terms of the a Pap or by f a a a. They a to nil a g Hir a it we thre Arf set very brith troops Filiti in Dublin and it in limited Tbs fico Collin request and Fror this Soiree troops a Auld a via be d at his disposal exactly us is Tor when la Ulster government Mill re i Tistan in 4 Nutting .1t�wn the rebellion in the a

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