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VOLUME BIGHT; NUMBER »?
"YELLOW BIRD" MAKES SUCCESSFUL OCEAN FLIGHT
French Plane Forced
Make a. Beach Landing
When Fuel Gives Out
fraaet
» NBBT FRENCH OWNED
PLANE TO MAKE THE HOP
Mmmr h BaKmd in Ba
ArthirNhnmr.ifPort
ImA Maine
• O. 8., Perl*. Jmm 14.—(.AP)
The TeUow Mri, with a stowaway be
aMa the craw es three, landed tonight
to Beau on the coast of th. Bay of
Biaaay. The crew , said the flight
woafcl ha onattnacd aa aoon. aa the
Hue waa refueled,
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' All >W r v * r * w * t> ' The plana was
agid te hart ran oat of foal, and the
rtdhtor was almost dry. Just before
midnight It waa aanoaaeed that wjth
f.tmi fitot the Tallow Blits would start I
anrly toniuiiun auuaa ttwHsy of Bis
dhy on a has Ita* for Furta It had
- -.cento down on p beach not more than
U# ml lea from Ft each territory.
(The Associated Press)
Thf Moaoplana. “TeUow Wrd , man
ned by three frenchman landed In
JKtthdfo Bpuls 'within 1M miles Os
french territory after n non-stop
flight across the Atlantic from Old
QneharC Maine U was the first
Freaqh plana, french manned and
french owned, to orocc the north At
lantia. and had the added distinction
at entering the first airplane stow?
TMtondtoarahod pi.ns
to K*i farthorsst limit when they
oaato down ah the beach a tow mites
north of Mhtandor The gasoline
taafcs wtre empty aad the radiator
almant dry. Otherwise, both plane
and men wefe in good condition, and
the flier* agaonneed their Intention
of oontisninc the flight to french soil
M conn CO they had refueled aad re
prowtatoned their piano.
i The crow was Jean Assolant, Rone
Lafsvre, the hachar of the flight, aad
the stows way. believed to he Arthur
gob reaver, at Portland, Matas.
The plena* which tank off at 9:oe
■“torn t* tutor* tlna Thursday at
the ban eh at OM Orchard, was sight
ed over Mai tin I Rock light, and again
by tha steamer, Wythrrille, about «M
miles at con.
As tbs plane neared Europe. M. Lot
tl, hacker of-tha flight, got la radio
oommaatcation with ships near the
Mac later la communlca
tkm with the radio station near Bor
deaux, franco. 'His world on both
sides at the Atlantic thus was appris
ed of the approximate location of the
▼allow Bird and at tha fact thpt ths
chert age of gaeoHaa would probably
foroe a landing phort of It's desttna
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BOVMBAUX, francs. Jane 14.—(A
fl—At »:ff3p. m.. Parts Time (Jiff
p. m. E 8. Tl the french trsnsstldo
tic airplane Tallow Bird, was flying
northward along the coast of Port use'
PARIS. June 14.—CAP) —A private
radio operator hors late today said be
had eaaght a repent the Te’low Bird
was in eight at Oporto. Portugal. and
that tha fliers gave notice they Intend
ad to try for a landing In South
Pranas If their gasoline held out.
(Eg Tha As sedated frees)
The French monoplane Yellow Bird,
which left the Maine coast (or Francs
yesterday moraine, was aoarlnr Ke
mp* Into today unless some sec dent
had befallen ft after the Just esFdnr-1
aging reports
The French Lins steamer Via* cm
talked with ths plane over th» air this
morning, apparently lor aa extended
period of Urns, and tkoagh It did not
ascertain the plane’s position. It did
krra that eU was well.
The Niagara reported by wireless
that It had eommunlcatsd with '.he
Tallow gird at six o’clock E. 8. T *nl
the C&htfdfF Laroete reported hear
ing the Niagara cad th* el me mu*
minteating together an boor- Ister
the Tellow Bird "till glvlng*tbe *o .1
ward that all we* well. , ,
flaring this time the Niavnm w*,«
between AM and 4*e> mife« aortheist
of the Aamree and ths Ldoania about
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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RKAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BT BUYERS BEFORE THU BUY.
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Yesterday a Scorcher
Aa Mercury Kisses 85
Tostsrdsy was "another ecorch-
WrtV te-tho par lance of pedestrians
who stood, walked sad wilt Mi un
dor the biasing rays of a hot June
•aa- A number of local thermom
etato. placed In the w*ry shad last of
places, registered between II an I
** daring the afternoon Those
Who were equipped with cars aa I
r were able to do so, secured some
relief from the bail by travelling
to the nearest watering places for
a swim.
Crescent Lake had It’s share of
visitors both yesterday sod left
night. wkHe some parts of the
Nehee and svea Money Creek wete
reported to be teaming With bath
ers. ' . s
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HABEASCORPUS
HEARING TUES.
Postponement Allowed «t Boli
eUer’g Pies For Cem
r tinannre
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CHARLOTTE, June 14—(AP)
Hearings In habeas' corpus proceed
ings for ths release of 1> strikers
held la connection with the slaying
of fl. f. Aderkolt, chief of police o*
Oactonla. were postponed today until
next Tuesday morning Judge W. F.
Harding, presiding, rtxed bond for ths
mtogummu*mmSim a! uAm L a4
"F|F»'BnfT “ in tn intj |ri louuwri m
yt.ooe, 12 _
' Those allowed bond were all charg
ed with hasanlt with a deadly weapon
with latent to kilt. today ths
bonds had not been posted bat Tom
Jlm,lson Charlotte attorney, stated
that they would be given. The prle
oners not permitted to give bond are
charged with murder.
fostpooement waa allowed on the
plea of etate's attorney. Solicitor John
fl. Carpenter, that three of the pa
trolmen wounded at the time Ader
bott was kitted, were aot able to an
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SENATOR NOftRIH CHALLENGED
TO fEtEiU
WASHINGTON, Jkn* 14— (AP)—
Ira C. Copley, pabllsker of California
and Illinois newspapers, la a state
meat submitted to the federal Trade
Commission, challenged Senator Nor
rle of Nebraska to o nthe
street aa facts" his charges In Con
gress that ha was connected with the
public power utility Intecests,
Chairman McCulloch qf the com
-mission refused to let Copter 'either
rend the statement on the witness
stand o rto place it In the body's
record. The chairman declared that
witness*# were-’inot permltfbd to
come us us* this place as a forum (or
debate with any other person.’
He added that Copley could testify
to anything be wished about bis case
If It dealt with the re<ord-wjA the
romumOistoP> iarafiUßsUorv \wK Mbs
Hetty actirttlea of public power utili
ties. ' *
Young Chinaman Tries Go
To Wilmington Down Neuse
Yesterday afternoon shout 4:»« o'-
clock while Roy all McCullen was
standing near his filling station al
Broodhurst's Bridge, a strange young
Chinaman came In view and so >n
reached the station. Aft ir purrhas ag
a cold drink snd niching a > !m* at twj
aa If tired, the rnung man walked
off toward the river
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Much to hi* Astonllhmcnt 'Mc''ull«n
saw the Chinaman suddenly st i* Inti
his skiff which w«« moorc-d alongrllc
ths bank, and "tart paddling off. Th*
fining station operator ran and railed
n ne'ghhnr. got hi" gun, and stared
Tit puruult. Another liphi ,w:» . secured
further down Hi" river, - and afi*r a
short row. tho man 111 the other Imml
was headed off sudi ontorud to stop.
upftb mm vmfgsi tv shot* «m
BISHOP HAFEY
SPEAKS HERE
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Kaieiuh Man DeHvem Addrcns
At Finale of St. Mafv’s
1
IWCTI^PIPe
MpEtorratican n> hsh ,fte*a
ravaging our fruli tree*. A r|m lar
k best i„ worhlug harm In l|n Util at
1 ednrailon. This, danger U a mMI s|
fatsHsm tcndlnc to dratroy hu4gla
freedom and hitmen rerp-)r.sth , ‘ t
go dcclarsd 8 shop Wit lam J, Hij-v
of RntelghT spesthiK last night a thy
finals of St. Munr'fl school h !d !a
tks Wayne County |i ‘mortal Co*n
uiuuit v 'hulldtng before an xudtmei
of foqr hundred gathered from fldds-
Bbro and other towns.
The Bishop, after quoting l*r'«l
dent Hoover on the auhiect oi wd
spread lawlesmietts to he noted In
American life today. deic*lbcd two
forms of philosophy evil tee In »lt
cat tonal clrclcw. '"Tli ■ on*”, he *»M,
“seeks to apply mechaq'>al liws !n
the realm of tb* spiritual, makiit
men mere
of a cruel destiny. Th- othrj: go?k
to develop responslh l ! l / and a cnV
scteuce in da whni Is right U> *u«* tha
right Is commanded by C»d ” This
lajter he asserted, Is the Catholic cto
cept of eduoatloa which alma st. train*
lag the srIM to res'st moral evil wk IN
developing the Intellect to attain sci
entific truth '
“The school.” he continued, “Is noth
ing but the projection of the home.
The strength at the school depends
on the strength of the urnfftof. ftorf
ly n million dollar school does not
mean that students neoessardV re
ceive a million dollar education."
Bishop Hater's address followed aa
Intereetlnp and varied program ren
dered by the pupils of the school A
cantata, several playlets qpd choruses
apparently afforded pntertqitdMMK
those present -
Belldes a gronp of sisters from Mas
a ruth New Hf ru Hululiih *wi With
Ington. the following out of town cler
gymen attended the exercises: Revs
Mark Moeeieln, of Washington; M. A
Irwin, of New Bern; William F, O'-
Brien, of Durham, Francis J. Mc-
Coart of Wllmlgton: Julian Bndter, of
New;,Bern, John P Mnnley, «jf Wilson:
Joeilph J. McQusid and John N. Frnsr
ley of Newton Orove.
Announcement was made by Bishop
Hafsy that In reopening In September
Bt. Mary's School would add to the
High School centre* of studies.
V ' ..miwsosi .inss giyvW 1 "!' ,
Standard Oil Employee
Loses life When Falls
CAIzCWTTA, India, Jane 14—(API
-F. B. Farmer, a rottnr employee of
the Standard OH company »f New
Jersey, whose mother IIWt -In Floridn
lost his life In'climbing the Klnchin-
Junge Peak of the Hlmalayka. He
had been missing more than a Reek,
hut It was only established today l\wt
he was dead was accompiinle^
mi the trip by the sains tunlly* who.
had. worked on the Mount Kverett
Fipedltlon While at sn altitude of
tBJXMI feet thdse companions saw pi«U
suddenly disappear over n ridge. They
waited four dnvs al his camp; although
eiperl* ncarcH*'-i^ , ft*ved h* l ‘could
live for more than one day unpro
tected at such an altitude.
Farmer was 14 years old 'and Tame
Mt India., on. a- sis. jfanlli|/Jcm*. -JLlti
worked hlrsrway ar/osa on
a cattle host
quaetloned hy M<< utlep. Chinsmau
lefused t<i talk other than muttering,
"no talk ;Rngllsh ” and to "ay that
hr. waa going to Wilmington, and waa
hungry Mr. M<’Cull<*n could readily
understand how Ij 'could b - ' pousihW
for tha than to be huacryv hut C-tuld
not f gure out how he expert"«l to
reach Wilmington by paddling down
th-wNeuse river In another man's
1,, w. f’ortndt, *up«rtniend«i»t of ih •
V. uyUe county health department, hip
pened along about this time. am]
Agreed to bring man to
Coldshoro. On the way to town. It
was Ichrned Ihst th.* Ch'namaß's
name was Cun Lee and (bat he Is the
!«>n of Charh-IJLe#, local linudrymin
The sou Is a naturalize I Aioei'r.m
hltleea It woe said, and has been In
(MU'toNI «Mm«o tor UN WtfMFtor
GOLDSBORO* N- C. SATtiUDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, 1928
Do They Look Ltke Criminab? 1
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<1 R MV 1
M I jJj i M
This family wu broken uj> when dry agent’a gust barkaddShdi
lor Henry Virkkifla, the father, as he drove with hit VM wl
children near International Falla, Mittn. ( mtntry-wida indigna
tion at thu., the moat n-ui: Ji v i.iHiui;. Lai hr ought prsHUfe
to bear and several invealigatifui* are under way. Howdjdf.
Dry Chief Seymour Lawman lias ordered rf no modiftcatiou w *
polity; . ~ & • • *
OHEBSHOLEM
S.S. CLOSES
Cloning of Hondav School For,
Hoaaon; Eurciora Held at
Temple
Th* Sunday school of Oheb
Temple Wk» closed tor the irmn with -
a special servin' and program lest
nlgfat at the temple. The service was
jf u
condiuded Ay. Ihc chlhlrcn of the
school end a*st«ted by the regular
choir. After the aervic* an atlra”-.
tlv* program was pr*- enud al ih;
Sunday School rooms- Kach clqg-t
presented a number d«'aliug a wipi ihs
work taken up In that particular
■* P
class. Th* rragrum c<*u«t»ted of two
playottes: “Huth” and "The Lott
ScroITVJJm reading of ail original
Thu Modern Devlif and Oollalh'
Jfajietittdwurds and iicvcrrt »lil_ -
er
In th* respective da»*«*. Those peril"
clpaling. were: Barbara and l^oaard
Kdwardi, Seymour Brown. Maurice
Kdwlrds, Nathan Kpdls. Bulb l> i tc .
Abraham Cordon, Amy Meyer*. Fran
c-ls King Lillian Gordon, LHl.'t Brown
end Marlon W*dl Ellas Margoles nnl
Khlney Meyers »> it'd a- la*;e man
agers. .
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Rahhl Freuad presented award" t >|
the following: Cerllflcuies fur atieß'l-i
anc • to Marian Well, l.irll.i Brown.
Sidney Meyer*. Nathan h*dl*. M»u
rice Kdward.i. Joseph Kdwards. H gb
e«t award to Marten Well. Other
awards for scholarship to Lelli
Brown IJ Ilia (T Cordon. Am> Meyrr ,
atld Fannie Isrtecs. Blue ribbon uto
Ttalhar.* and tzuHwnt rat ward-. tt»
freshmenls and a social liour cpnrlud
ed th • progrerfi
The following make up the teaching
of the school' I 1,. Freund.
Mr Henry Well. Mlsee- Ms MscMev.-
Brtha M.trcoles and flvrdle <’'th"ti
Unhid k*reund. Superintendent.
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TOI Nfl AM) J.tIH»NT K) Tl K>
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VKW YORK. Junc-H LAP) Owen
D iirig. chairman of the Commit
tee 'on Ttenarilion, -oi,l Thomas W
t,sMnnt sltsme'c delegate from (h •
Fnlted States, arrived tonight from
.Europe. They were taken off -the
stmmehfp AoqwttMia at flwerantin
oak usSwi a L tha imilaii u
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NEW RULING BE
VALID JURIST
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Pint Cbt) C. O. Di Packiiw
May Abo Be Rofftatered
Allot Then ,
Beginning on July l/Mrat <:!**» po* :
mult, r way be aeal C. 4». ts ily
pontage u prepaid. Boa t master E A.
dlatkln*. of the lee at gwrarnmeni pnat
office, told The Near* yyaterday Of*
firtoi- --t*f -+h+—
ccleed drtailed Inal ruction* on regu
lation* regarding the new truing. It
«»> learned.
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In addition to b-ttrg aent C O. D-.
under the neat ruUaa the halier no
also bWTegWHered Hie hollered that
the regulation Will hare a fit; rtatjh
lug effect. i’oatmaater Klntklß* told
‘Jpie Newe After July i, parcel* may
In- nertt first clan* and at the eama
i t.-tft - >• -titiliiil-^‘’fnlrwtTT^ * r -
which heretofore could not M aent
fleet rlaae and CV O- D.
The tloldehord' poetottlod te begin
ning a campaign if eliminate delayed
end strayed thall. It ie pointed out
theta number of people, Including
prominent bue'ueea men. are etfll on
aware that po tofflcae hate an ef
ftrlent directory acntlfhj, Tha con
h»qm>h*(, dy-r>oe-Tenmn 'liiß‘ lihfurl 1
unco of notifying postal o.ftclal* about
»ft* <tiHiigc of addresa.
County Officials Warned
Concerning Yearly Budget
r Tfca. “ntr hrwi , drmannnr yoMaMr toy ft*» or I**-
Hy 8. ft. HI YU AAi AN
" RALEIGH, June 14 —At this Mae,
whrii county rommlssloner* end coun
ty accountants are engaged In making
up their budgets forth,- aeit fiscal
rear, warning lx being sent to tTtrrm tn
order Gist they "may avoid bromine
aiio-ti'labl* (o tho law for fallura to
perform th»llr dull os particularly In
flu m.*tf«r lof raining sufficient m
venurH lo thdr budgets.
An nmeadmeut ettgetod hy (he |e2h
General Ai.*emh|y to the Fiscal Con -
trol Act, of MJ7. provide*! “Thai tev
x i uat t- x. mirii olnat f ui . uwwu,
who shall fail to vote to false epffl
e-lent revenue for th* operating ex
penses of the county, a* provided for
in Section 13, rtf,Chapter 14«.'PiibUa
Laws of IW*, shall be -guilt of a mts
Congress Winds. Up On
Farm Relief Bill; Tariff
Slated For Next Week
FRESH REVOLT
AGAINSTTARIFF
r A
Opposition In Aiawd Ajratead
The Tariff HAH I>um<l by
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* WASHINGTON. June M.-(AP)—
Thu resolution of Senator Borah. Re
publican, Idaho, to confine the tariff
MU la the Senate to rerlslon of the
rate*, on farm product* alone, tree
laid before . th« Senate today with
proapecti of an Immediate vote in
doafet. - ? ‘ *
The meaaare la oppoaed by the Re
publican adm <n let rat 100 organisation
and Senator Jon>*s, of Washington,
the aolitam Reputmtu leader, meth
od at the Patent lo amend It to per
mit t rertatpn of the tariff on •'any oth
er Una of prpdegUoa that he* been la
a depressed condition dnrthg the last
year or more, traceable to steadily
tearoaatea nnaxoetttiv* lee porta. 1 * .
WASHINGTON, June If—(AM—A
fresh revolt In Republican ranks In the
Senate, directed against the terfff Mil.
passed hy the Hwa*e, confronted Con
gress todey ae It eetUed down to wort
mi the two principal reeonmeadetkNM
of President Hoover te the eplrp, see
slmf tariff revtefcaPead farm relief—
which atone remains te he prt*d upon.
Senator Borsh of Idaho, who' eon*
tended for the- export dshontar* plan
of farm'relief In opwtetttoa lo the
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* j?;? ii ninj !h
the senate i»nw cease Jnr concent to
t*er on record for llmt»atton o f hrd»
r»vW%» to sgrlruttijrsl end related
orodMcfa, »
The eleven WenoHiean lenatofs on
the finance eomni'lltee «tread- he*n
defeated a vttn'lsr m«*'«o hv aenn*«-
sn nr n.mwni of Utah, which won
♦ ,
*he ennnorf of the Democrat* l*« lh«
eofam'ilee Wi w*» *h«p that Woeadt
not the neonn— t he»o*vi the H*S*ta
end tt waS ewwrst.'id a« th« »d*"|.
— 1 teene hefoee the fode—
n-oene-t* of chcsMerahla e*m
lanci —from the—RsuuliMcsn ladeapMt
ente and Democrat* who lined ap
nve'nat the president oe debenture.
Meet!Willie, the farm relief mania
ore we* hack l« the hand* of a Joint
conference committee today edit the
Hopae on record ffcr the first iitne on
the export debeat are provision which
the fflßste has twice I Deleted apoa.
Rat the House vote of IS* lo 111 wee
so overwhelmingly against the deben
ture plan that m auy of,lts advoeataa
In the female were reedy to ytel0 after
perfuetory nato Hat lona.
gs ruryP^mtHHiaß
Canal Way
WASHINGTON, Jane 14.—fAPl —
The United (Mates Government has se
cured permission from the Nicaragua
to dispatch a batalHoa of army ca
gln-cr troops to that couatry to maka
a prettminery survey of the wintry
and te ascertain the approximate eeet
of en later-oceanic canal route
through Nicaragua The bfeuriltoa
writ tenttsparcantt tuner ontwrr front
the war department. Ae yet the batal-
Hon has not been n *•)«?<? t#d.
, prlaotiment, or Jfotb, In tfc« dlacration
! of th« court" i,
The 1929 amendment to the Klacal
Control Act further provides "That If
any county auditor or county account
ant of any county of Ifte Hate ••halt'
; mafc|* any certificate a* r*oulr«d by
Unction 19. Chapter lit. Public Lawa
| of 1927, when there l« not a aufflclont
iinlncWmlierod balance remaining for
| the payment of the obligation, ha ahull
lie guilty of a mlademoanor and pun
1 labablf fin* or imprtaonmant, or
r both In she dlarretlon of Um .court,
except a» fteraln pro aided. -= —
*Along with this warning and a*-
tract* from the lawn, Cbarlau M. John
son. executive aacratary of tba Coun
ty Oorewntent Advisory Chmmlaalon.
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THE ASSOCIATED
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WASHINGTON. Jtnm If—o*s?-
y*”* ***'- «y. ±l
Hoovar a term rottef Mi ■edeltei
to meet hie deMft and the* adJawnwß
for the week ehd before R«la« the
of the #atr* ewe tea, the ttarttf rpitetes
measure. After twice InsieUs# os the
export ielftiw Mm An • —jtfjß 1 .
the Mil seat to the 1 1 iMWII. tk»
senate tarer whetmtaßty MMpCgt IHi‘
t&oo.oofesM farm reßef j*
bent are plan voted lap thte M ta **
ftiHln *fi#f protetttßß Ufcfe
principle.
Tha aaaats gate!* *M* ttMha _£
on the tariff maaeye alfwMM paaOe* •
by the heaee. Seaetor «Mp •» M*
pacted to ho te M
this message jtemator teienh amp
ona of tha leedar^ithe. OMNiI^N
crats which twice BM' ON 'MRaft M»
bent nre plea to the M MM Mr
are over hioftrt proteei
A vote early te On *pN| W'%
peeled oa IMI *
Hoaee will MthertM/
derided totif
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bin waa completed toisy If MfM •
and House acaoptaaeo wf
promlid ntwliflt trap wiKP »“ -wr*
port datmatolro ptoa Mi MIMMjk
and ft ooer seat to iTeeMtit MW - J
for NVte ;-HS
WASHINGTON, IMO t4c-f^V^
Karwi relief loctatettoa petlN IhreOgh \
slonel' joarwey
today of lha_t«tei<— ft -, ;
pert MlMltei
ti'd «firw.. Ml. t —•—*-
ate, where, te ytew M fbhjjpM fp.
I against the dekMMPO. H te eetseeiod
to receive speedy approval. If «te N
te forthcomte* the MMihP* »«MW
win b« seat to the M"
fore atehtfau, hi ■eMO'wMl ',M
ed eerltof te tfte dhf hr tfe?Steslßp
etc aad Hooie eeatereooe,
Immedtaiety after the >»MI igjll —
•arly vote te 'pvoovsik- ' ~
Antietpatta# itlek Itaeta g^pehaal.
for a lataMay eeaatoa. ea that 9§tsm
Ixuigwortb arigbl alga tha rttteON- Vw
MARC RUN BfMB • fc
rHARLOTTB, km 14—<4g|H»
place whare IfiMdpahorc ehMtr
maintains Ms raral jail, teat MM took a -~
on the etmonpkare at h terkfel RUIN
. luh • •
Tha ra rales gathered aboai a tekli
upon which rested kli hotl Jy fy-
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