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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 27, 1899, Mitchell, South Dakota Mitchell daily Republican. Volume . South Dakota monday. November 27. Ihm. Niimi Elk 1 7 in Ilia a liar ifs Hird. \. J. Slice Zamboanga yields is hours Edward Burke battleship. To the americans jest, tit i Tilden Herbert. Fears for general Methuen a division has to an entire province in the Island of Mindanao surrenders unconditionally. Buencamino a prisoner. A i Antis last Council of rebel leaders Confer hoc held in november Iii when it was decided to adopt guerrilla bodies. V Ardo Tigon nov. 27. Secretary of the Navy Long yesterday received a cablegram from Admiral Watson informing hint that the entire province to tin Boa Aga Island of Mindanao surrendered unconditionally to commander very of the Castine. The surrender was made on the Lmh inst. Admiral Watson a dispatch reads a Cavite nov. 2<�, i it. Secretary of tin Navy. Washington november i t. E entire province of Zamboanga surrendered to very unconditionally delivery Cfall gnus promised numerous local chiefs declared loyalty. the. Information contained in Admiral Watson s dispatch was received by tin president and his advisers with unconcealed satisfaction. The surrender of the province of Zamboanga i regarded us the beginning of the end of the revolution in the Island of Mindanao and it is believed will be a hard i Low to those who Are still endeavouring to maintain the insurrection in the Island of . On the 21st inst. Admiral Watson cabled the Navy department that commander very had captured tin City of Zamboanga on the i tit i. Ile was aided by Friendly natives Aud mores and was holding Fie town pending the a i rival of reinforcements from Iola on the same Day general Otis informed the War department that he had ordered two Compaq of infantry to la sent to Zamboanga from Jolo. Zamboanga i the principal City of j the Island of Mindanao which is the i second largest Island in the philippine group. Advices from Admiral Watson j indicate that the entire Southern half of she Island which comprises the province of Zamboanga has yielded to the american forces and acceded to tile authority of the i United states. I is i Are urn ii. Manila. Nov. 27.�? the last to ii i Pino Council of War was held by tin retreating leaders at Bayern Hung on november 13. In the House now occupied by general Macarthur. It was attended by Aguinaldo. La to Del Pilar Garcia. Ale Jaudio Aud some members of the so called Cabinet. Information has reached general Macarthur from several sources to the effect that the Council recognized the futility of attempting further resistance to the americans with United forces and agreed that the filipino troops should scatter and should hereafter goer ii be 111�?� a1 s. La ports of skirmishes and Ambuscade come from every Section of the country along the railroads i Hose Dis riots Cern to be Lilied with bands. Yesterday four men of company i. Ninth infantry were foraging beyond Bamban when Twenty filipinos took them in ambush killing r be and capturing the other three. I lie americans resisted for half an hour. The firing being heard Iii Bamban lieutenant Frazer with a squad for Lowed the retreating filipinos several Miles. The americans Folind the body of the Soldier bolted. They burned the Hamlet where this fight took place. The filipino riflemen ambushed an american surgeon near t Apas. Lie shot one and the other Fie i. La tween Angeles and Bamban a nude train was fired on by tile insurgents and a spaniard a former Pris it nor of the filipino was shot. At a Las to i the officials who welcomed the americans were murdered. This Vins the Only Railroad town which tin americans did not Garrison Aud on tin night the troops withdrew a band of in urge tits entered dragged Antonin median. President of the town into tin streets and Cut his Throat l Ite Mur-11# Recs then assassinated tin vice pres j ident and five members of the town j Council in tin same manner Ami told the frightened natives who witnessed the Slaughter to spread the news thai a similar fat awaited All friends of the americans. Military activity in every Section. Colonel he in regiment has advanced from Baya bang upon Man Gat Urt no when it is supposed there is a Large insurgent Bree. Two battalions of the new in arrived Twenty eighth infantry have been sent by Ca Mes to Baroor to reinforce the South line. Major Spence with fifty Man of a he thirty second regiment surrounded a Village rear he Tiston during the night and attacked the place at Daybreak capturing a filipino Captain lid fifteen men. With it it ii Rill a. The latest new s from general \ Ming i. That tiler an ten. O u arc j a but Mae Bebes with him. Most of the horsemen who started having been compelled to drop out in a Auk their hours s failed them. Of filipino insurrection Quot Ltd a i tired. Manila. Nov. 2a. Huen amino. The brains of the filipino insurrection is locked up Here in charge of brigadier general Edward it. Williston Provost marshal. When Tarlac fell Cuenca Inion fled northward is till aguinaldo�?T.-3-year-old son and an old lady sup pos d to Tith her of Aguinaldo confidential servant Ami a guard of too soldiers. Beaching the neighbourhood of the coast november it Buen Camino found a Merican soldiers on every Side and escape was impossible. So he sought Refuge in a Litty Pangasinan Village six Miles from Maniago living in a House belonging to natives who were lukewarm to tile in i Mir feet Ion. After learning his identity some refugees brought the news on november 20 to Radunc Blither ii. Hare commanding the thirty third infantry Garriso Ning Man ago. Kiter Colum unseating with Wheaton major Marcus i. It Roning a battalion sur rounded tie Village november 21 and Buen Caminio surrendered without resistance. Wheaton sent Huen amino to Manila arriving this morning. When taken before Otis a prisoner he said he desired peace and had for a Long time used his influence towards peace. Aguinaldo he added was retreating northward with 2,000 men and two Cannon. Huen amino is the chief author of the filipino Constitution Ami most of the state documents. Report i ruin Otis. Washington. Nov. 25.general Otis cables As follows a insurgents made a feint on mils last night. Three enlisted men wounded their loss was two killed and one captured. Quickly withdrawn anti additional troops sent from Manila today. Insurgents will be driven South. Reports from Negros encouraging. It Lief insurgent Leader to ii of Island surrendered voluntarily. More planting is being done. More sugar Mills Are at work than at any time since the revolution against so Ain began. Officers Rej Rrt people apparently cheerful and hopeful that the form of government in operation is Well suited to the conditions and is working smoothly. A \ vessel from in Gull with dispatches from Wheaton to the 23d list brought a Buen Caminio. Insurgent Secretary of state captured the 21st inst. La was with Aguinaldo and party a Tarlac the night of the 13th, to lie escorted North by 2.000 troops from Baya bang anti Dago pan. The Wheaton eat feted and san a into and Young eastward. Aguinaldo and family escaped. Voting was still j in Pursuit at last accounts and has been rationed at san Fernando. Aguinaldo Mother and oldest child with Buen Caminio were separated from the re a Ltd of the party. The Mother a lost in the Woods and the child. 4 j j years old is with Wheaton a troops. Two thousand dollars in Gobi belong i big to the Mother was captured and i is now in the Manila Treasury. A heavy storm in Longaven a prevented loading of troops there for the North. Macarthur hat captured insurgent director of railroads who endeavoured to destroy the Railroad to . Als a Captain Lawrence an englishman who serve i in Aguinaldo artillery. Telegraph is not working North of Tarlac today. Lawton i believed to he on military to Bayani bang. Boa Dis Are now practicable for wagons and supplies for him Are being forwarded. Our troop have liberated some on Spanish prisoner recent no flirt or news respecting his Advance has been received in London British la 3ses very heavy later reports shot a their casual lies were much heavier than i list dispatches indicated. London. Nov. 27.-no further news respecting lord Methuen s Advance has been received anti the absence of i official details regarding the losses greatest suspense esp publication create the Dally Ainee the publication of the heavy sacrifices endured by the naval brigade. No alarm however is Felt As to his position despite the even lit Aguinaldo May have fled tile la ave i insurgent Leader Matt left Luzon. New York nov. 25.a Kong Kong special to the world says Aguinaldo has found a Means of escaping from the Philippines. It is feared he Lur already <1 Tio. Gen Era Otis unwittingly aided the a Eaux of the Man whom 00.000 american troops Are trying to catch attain Lawnee an englishman w is engaged by through president Laczon. Of Negros to buy a launch Here. Laczon a brother and Pedro Regelado a Well known Iloilo Man. Came to Hong Kong. They actually bore letters from general Otis to wild m an. United states Consul Lur. They bought a launch named it Lauzon cleared if at the United states consulate As bound for Toro proceeded to Longaven Gulf and turned Over the launch to Aguinaldo men. Afterwards they gave it out that the a insurgents captured the it has since been Learned that Law a it i be i. A colonel in the insurgent army Ami that he has be n retain to command the launch which is held in a relies to carry Aguinaldo to safety. That tilt Boers intend to contest every foot of the Way. It was known that j in the absence of sufficient cavalry lie j would be compelled to Advance slowly. Ile has a preference for night or Early j Dawn attacks which events seem to a be justified owing to the fact that the i hours Are decidedly Adverse to darkness for their operations. The fact i that in the Liras pan action one Brit ish Battery fir 500 rounds proves the nature of tile fighting and there is Little doubt that the casualties were heavy. Or is now known that no guns were captured in the Belmont i engagement. Meanwhile the news from Natal is distinctly More hopeful from the British Point of View. The details Are rather vague Blit it seems certain that the Boers Are retiring. Communication is being reopened and the British Relief forces a joining hands. This taken with general Bullet s arrival at Pietermaritzburg is expected to make matters move briskly very soon. General Iii Kiev aril a recon Notissa Nee is described As a work of very great difficulty admirably executed. The troop ship medic arrived at Cape town yesterday with the australian contingent. The Pindari and the Idaho arrived there sunday bringing three batteries of artillery. The Servia with troops has left Cap. Town for Durban and the Mohawk and Manchester have arrived at Durban. I la utmost activity prevails in getting War necessaries ready for the front. Five thousand men worked All Day sunday at Woolwich Arsenal preparing stones. Among the minor items of news is a Rumor that president Krueger is suffering with Brights disease and that his condition is giving Rise to anxiety. I five Hun tired Boers attacked Ivor i Man. In Herb Nana la to i on november 13. The lighting lasted almost continuously for six Days anti nights but the Boers were finally beaten fat tax it ii a loss of thirty in killed and Twenty eight Iii wounded. The British lost one killed and one wounded. The Boers suddenly Digap Lea red for some reason unknown to the British. Despite tin brighter Outlook at present the times in its review of the situation voices than j piety Felt and says Quot the activity the Thiers display at Points separated Law hundreds of Miles their ability to invest several towns their readings la offer Battle at Belmont and again at gras pan their widespread operations South of Grange River Ami their bold and offensive action in Natal. Seem to indicate numbers far in excess of our estimates. It is Clear that the military requirements were at first greatly underestimated and that a sixth division ought immediately to in prepared for embarkation. This coming from the hitherto Opic times is significant. A a Cape dutch in revolt. Cafes that news of a in tilt reached Pretoria a it says a heavy lighting was reported South of Kimberley today Between free i states and a supposed British Relief j Force from Grange an official statement was issued a i Durban yesterday that there were no Bors South of moot River. However. I it is shown in recent dispatches that j they Are rapidly closing around moot j Riv r Camp. An Armor d train Ami mounted patrols which reconnoitre a the country around Mooi on wednes i Day reported seeing but few of the enemy. Vet the following Day the i Boers were found Iii Strong Force in j two directions near by. This shows j the extreme mobility of flu Boeri forces. Two Bors have surrendered j j to the British at Nottingham Road Asta lion South of River and there f Are re j arts that the Hoer forces Are starving which it is said explains their raiding Farina. A number of j i Loyal Natal Farmers have taken the j Field Iii response to a Call for Mobilia i at Ion of Rifle associations and Are now i doing Good scouting work. Two of these Volunteer patrols checked the j i Boers near Mooi River. The i ment re Ali cd the value of the ices and yesterday auf to i ing of a mounted corps Cheek t ii but a r Midi or. Tommy Atkins Quot All the rage in London Ira cold Loer he to p5h00t ers theral of the vice president society a hysteria enthusiasm Over the army d the conservative britons. Winston Churchill criticised British Gutti or ileum t tug to Tilting Al Grange bitter tap nov nub r b a Al to re of tin div in the Cill t hat has e Tolany men of note attend Eft the Fanu Ive ruse re a r justs to lord a a mainly son the Harding la to id snub a utters of it a Ili lit live life a Iii. London nov. 25. By the associated v serious minded cot people flier is a disgust at the apr Narn by Parn by ism v Richard 11 i t to Deb it Princeton defeats Yale Why and a it lilt i tub Aud re it a u or r to Billet supreme a s Toioi to in Ltd a present. A. W Batti e at gras pan. Methuen Jund the Boers ii tee kit Otte r i i gift. Loudon. Nov. 27,�? \ esterday afternoon the War office mgt Ted the following dispatch dated gape town 12 30 i p. In. Sunday from Forest Ler Walker lord Methuen reports find a removed yesterday saturday at 3 20 a. In. With the ninth brigade the Mouot-1 cd corps the naval brigade and two batteries the guards following Arith the baggage. Near Liras pan. About ten Miles North of Belmont 2.500 Boers with six guns and two machine guns opposed him. The action began at to a. In. Our batteries tired shrapnel very accurately till the Heights seemed Clear. Then the naval brigade Ami tin infantry advanced to the assault. The fighting was desperate until to a. Rn., when the Heights were carried. The Boer retreated in Lime to a there the North lancers were placed to intercept them. The result was not known at the time of telegraphing1. The artillery took immediate advancement of the enemy a retirement. Early Iii the action 500 Boers attacked our rear guard. The brigade met this and also protected the flanks. The naval brigade noted with the greatest gallantry and Silt red heavily but mgt particulars Are yet known. The enemy showed the greatest Stuhl wimm a Ami roust have suffered greatly. Twenty were buried. It is known that thirty one were killed Ami forty eight wounded. More than fifty horses were found dead Iii one pin. On Battery fired 500 rounds. Our for roust halt on Day at Liras pan to rest Aud replenish ammunition. The Force worked splendidly Aud is prepared to overcome Many difficulties. The naval brigade the boy a i Marine the Light infantry and the first battalion of the North Lancashire regiment distinguished themselves. Regarding thursday is fight eighty one Boer killed Are accounted for. Six f d ii it ii i. If s it i it a i i a of i k a a i i i f if ammunition and 750 shells were blown up. Commandant Albrecht chief of the Grange free state artillery com j a tided the Boer artillery. The admiralty is in receipt of the following dispatch from Bear Admiral Harris dated no town november Cise in the War. The Bys break Whir i has f ism emf s my Atkins Quot and his office Fuu fledged Sim i t v craze i been the is. Object of Satiri in the Betic r Cia in of Briti Lions arum m Dell i signs ski action from that in Renvoi Siam w Hie i is Reapon Sib Many undid nit ii 1 antics. Old Bug fish v officers As when thy re lid the or Sion to Send j of Cit Ocol Man Iii the Field As a Uhri Cut. Comp lured with ii speeches at brr farewells the Anontine Cinel. T App in Den descent from i the sub ridiculous. So great i or the in res Ort men to. I ii a a i ii a i. On top of this c an of correspondents to controlling troops a flyers poured in left protesting against t belittling Churchill cry the officer was Churchill that his ii \ i a it i i it to a a i. E Reg ii i a the p thong i red Tith s a baud wide Aud i around Ain Alt a w l eat ii is of the As giant to. A i Brae the window or. Or i in the 1 t to comma to .1 tin pm re to four wagons were burned. A ii Quantity of powder. 50.000 round prelude to what May develop into a general rebellion. London nov. 25.the new of the death of the Khalifa and the final defeat of the dervishes has been Leech d Here with great Joy. As a Welcome setoff to the depressing new. From South Africa. A dispatch from Queenstown. Cape Colony general Gatacre a Headquarters announces that a a too colonial teb cos including an sex magistrate of Barkley Laist have joined the enemy at the latter place Aud that tin whole Force is reported to be marching on Dordrecht whence ii can operate Jim a i deeply regret it report the billowing casualties Iii the action at gras ban yesterday a killed commander eth Elstone of the powerful. Major plumb of the Doris. Captai Nof Tho Monarch. Wounded Flag i in troth in. Of the port severely. Lieutenant Jones of the Doris. Quot the other casualties sire not yet known. Cost murder de Horsey. Captain Morgan and lieutenant Wilson All of Monarch have proceeded to us in the naval brigade with lord Methuen. Instances of this Young sex readiness to interfere have beep a since the glowing account armoured train affair of is pointed out that he Doe not deserve Good treatment from the Boers having violated the usages of War. Tin French and in r mans it is claimed during the a War of 170. Shot Al non combatants found carrying arms. Plum pudding la Sbin a a a while the big West Etui a arc Busy shipping Hundred of cases of Champagne Ami Pate de Fri Gri to the regimental messes Iii South Africa society women ire working feverishly making Plum puddings for the unfortunates. Many puddings contain costly jewelry tie pins. Tings and other mementos from daring womankind. Lady Colin Campbell has made no fewer than too Plum puddings for the Dublin Fusiliers and several puddings have been sent to Winston Churchill addressed to though ii majority of Aitch t j doubtless prompted by Genii ii t riot ism and a desire to allele i suffering of soldiers the Cha movement is taken advantage notorious Sci advertisers both Ami Loci Cantil. Women who not i teen received in society ii of the efforts of years have been untiring in their endeavours to get publicity for their particular scheme to raise Money or articles to Semi out to South Africa. Incidentally if is announced that the Fluke of Aberdeen has bought for the Heil Cros 300 dozen messes of a so Ami so so handkerchiefs a which Are famous for their softness am delicate texture a etc., anti every theatrical a press agent in the country i reaping harvests by obtaining gratuitous ail a Vertiac mints of unheard of actors and actresses who Are willing to recite a War poem or do a turn to help the War funds. Fun to Vav Tich be if the kicks Brid Yard ton s Chr ii kicks la it new 11 i Aal hat mud the s before i Anteri if i inc f pulpit de Iii the Church intimate friends of Cut Ami mrs. Ilo Mcm Liers of the ice Fuller Ami Axine court of these of rep sri. Alger. Bliss Ami Nix is of Mck Wiley a rms a Ami other state Jersey represent of Ami City govern Kitstin Scott of hut Vav. Green trustee Nee i on uni r the Republic w Jersey Ai Man Letoi r 1 he the Titi p >11 Rectoris torts a nine it v Kite til Bari table f b a spi d col. George by Dir a c of. Cie lit rid Davis dead Rai of i it cd la eff arrival Rill i Trail a r or t. I i to in Tith h Massa third elect fan try cd Rig it a kit my verify a an Oriel Basil f act u is with nit fled. Bearer states g the House personal Piil Hobart two amt eight re the casket Blent. It two coins a Iove Ruork a isl-11 pin ins Luigi the butt Nea j. In Hopper Teers. And it both to Una the of the fun-11 Hall to Tho As an escort ii net. And party and to government Ltd it i of clock v driven to Arith cat to f saw Churchill at Pretoria. In a had to kill or a killed. Col. Metcalf shot in clip no pm Isolid i to s i i out to use. Springfield mo., nov. 27.�? a. L. Gro Gjin. Late of the twentieth Kansas a in the City visiting his parents. Concerning the alleged killing of n supplicating. Unarmed filipino by it Blone i met Alf he says he i nip i. D at ii. Statement made by c Callahan who was his lieutenant. Grogan says it a Ila ban and Hall Wert five campal1 in Back from flier Metcalf was at the Tim t. Sibl v intercept general gainer. 1 j of the k 111 Hil Ami could us a Iid thug lid Vance to reoccupy Ormberg june. H lion a strategic Point from which Dervish Leider is killed the Khalifa arid Many of his Emir slain British fake 1,000 prisoners. Aud Cairo. Egypt nov. 25. Lord rom. Or the British minister Here has to in a i Ilii Gik s tool a i 1 vim it prisoner s Fri in Victoria to san curl -. A Rived the follow a a a dispatch How on the Walls of the Victoria prison Ami general Kitchen i. In int follow Quot vying ate s Force caught up with the. Khalifa Force seen Miles of god id and attacked it. For a 11 up fit lit Hgt took his p it. In. The Khalifa who was surrounded by i bodyguard of Emir was killed and ail the principal Emir were killed or i red except Osman Digna Vvhs. the dervishes Wert utterly Defeated their whole Camp taken and 1.<>h k elide a it i. A arg no Ai Lier a u. Hildren Aud cattle also fell into the. of the Anglo egyptian Force. Of san trios Eon veni lug names civilians Georg Langford i lion a Silty a s tidier Bai 1 it by a yield. Phil l to i Sali Samv. Vat a idol. Ii. N. Auk it one. John d. So my h i lit. A. Id s Oft. Martin who in in Imp cards a p. It try. A j it the to Conin bar a Bah r. T. I. It it i. Aud Leland Smith. To t he Wall of t in Sac. It int w v i e it it tot id t a a int s t r ill. N tuft f Gcorge a los a my follow ing a eneral Fra there eau get Iii direct touch through the Railroad with general French at and thus i wit ii the British a at de Jar. Further s from Belmont i confirming the trem herons us of tin White Flag by the Boers Are arousing i indignation. The troops engaged a j bitterly complaining. Jim it is f. Ire a the result will lie a refusal to give the Bors Quarter. Genera Methuen a sent i message to the Boer command j or saying a i must ask you to warn your wounded not to shoot our officers i must warn you not to use Dum Dum bullets or us the Flag of truce treacherously. Such action is cowardly in the extreme and i cannot Coli Tea Atlee All account confirm the splendid charging id the British infantry the Scot guards entering the tight with Drums Hunting and Libs j. Ving. At to k on k�?T-1 con of. \ dispatch to in by i a 1 to i thursday gives advices from South of lad i ii i the Fly the it Gem a i Joni Wrt the ame morning Hal let ills tee ii of Eft nip but without respond e. I lie inhabitants of tin town Are to in leaving. A a i Spaith him of in or of the mutter from their own personal knowledge. Grogan says ii and five Ether privates Ware detailed to Bury the dead filipinos after the Battle of aloof in on february to. Vav bile in and a private from company i were at work together they came upon the body of a filipino with a knife in his hand who seemed to have fallen White fighting. His companions looked at to Jedy Ami said it was the one Metcalf had shot. Lie said the fellow had been taken prisoner and was unruly. Metcalf stopped to t i a with him an i tried to get him to go along. Tin filipino sprung sit him with ins it ova liar. Would have plunged it into his ugly had Metcalf ii t shot him in Sta nth. A big Boer Force near Mooi. British reconnoitre discover Elro g pm it n a i Tell of g Imp. Mooi Riv r. Natal. Nov. 25. \ Reni hoi a in in Force in the direction of the Highland station discovered is big Force of Boers with gnus. The Boers helped and the British Gnu replied. Scout to r Camp. Also one the report re 1 the r British v Anotia to rth t o tins return tron toe Ca nip Hack. The c l i my i the infantry or muted in Faut re i a praises hours Aud predicts tract it Vav it. Pretoria. Nov. 25. Through Courtesy of the Transvaal Antlions the correspondent of tin Assoria press Here in the company of p. I nobler under Secretary of foreign fairs and or. La Souz. Secretary the War department was enabled i it Winston Clit Rebill yesterday at the Model school where he is confined with the captured officers. Beyond a slight Bullet wound in the right Hall he seemed Well Ami look Hearty though naturally chafing under enforced idleness. In the course of the interview or. Churchill said Quot the Boers have treated us with to Tell kindness. This was the ease from the outlet. They praised our defense of the armoured train and a pressed Surprise that the locomotive Vii a saved from becoming a hot a it a Vav reek As they expected under their artillery fire we were then marched through a porn ring rain to Colenso proceeding flu next morning to the. I to r Camp Nejira lady Inith and then a going by rail to Mcdile split. Finally arriving Here nov Tylier i. A on the journey great numbers of burghers crowded t a see us but there was Only one who made insulting re a Marks the others courteously offering us cigarettes or showing such Marks of or. H Orch ill said the confinement in the Model school was close Ami se-1 acre. But under All the conditions he Hall no grounds to complain. We n a ked Rega riling his general Impresa Sions he said he Hail Hall Many discus i a Ion with the ors a to the War and had been much impressed the aum 1n?i who could Sam a English. He hid found that most of them regretted tin conflict asserting that it h d Arist n a the result of Lui a presentations. R a far o he could learn however t of spirit of the p. I in tie Field lie Pic their privations was most most determined Ami ther Vav. No Chance a an a in Peak a. Quot i said or Hur Hill oth.ii cuban Independence meeting it by f it. Or at that they was Ric rids in. Hoi ii Lyga in i rom meet to h Rte a it Iii. A fed w arc grouped Thiller. Judges of t Bono Rary Al a fro is in get the far a it s. Rev. David Pray or and read Titre. I he presid a la a a of d b t he 1 Oen a tic the Ever believe to i Himi Wom ii t meat Civ ii gel i front cd Ai u nit till papers or. Or nor Gene lion Cut re t is object the pro jct think tha should by Iii nor of Atul. In Ani of the Mihoi be u a us a Cal military the Voeten body from which most Likely to a no Inee i against any form. The making their Obi out ions which e stat Congress to Gran dec Deuce to it of the the of Lei Ameris re that Tell in i la to. Mui Lof to it Mavah it ii Hurt to s use Crow tile Rill died the try Art an ref it it John. And e. In interim m1 Conal it Hick a Sill a the Aero or. Magi la lip brr d it the it i House were Brief pc re held in the linked w the to we it of til dead vie a Bart with her son. Or. Sat near the act. While near Lier president and cab a supreme court Irr imme Liate ii and family Xerva it. Magic offerell a passage of Meriji ii rid Cabinet a a no i those present at the Faire of the was closed Anil All vice president Moro the Hearse by Nate Pollee. A i v ice k1 gathered in the a h. By Hen the Church Mckinley front Pew on the a com a a Aird by ate and the score Quot a on the left on if Pew were mrs. A Kniert Tuttle i mall it a a of was family. Behind Fri he Boot see re i. I my. Secretary a. Hitchcock scour. Then followed fess men. The to a the ninth on the a til do with Horal Liers at the Church were conducted by l by is Gjin with an the Lej Diug of the a. Shaw. Pastor thy Ter inn Church of followed s1 ring of my god to t Hee Quot by dub. It m Agic then fireman l is vervet. Jih if of u a him a Jucs to a i to i a it no of r a w rile i Rock a Lai brow Harn was billow re by hands Quot Sung by Fer which the Ben iced by or. Magic. This morning in i. The plaintiff cd for Penio Aal b a Vin be East. Nov. I Arni it a lend in a Bow and to f

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