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Fi | near Vienna, .

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licenses on May 81.

The new subway tunnel under

“W | the river Spree, at Berlin, has

-ijieaved in, Eighty” taborers es-
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Spring floods in.various parts
of Ontavio'damaged property to
aiithe extent of half a: ‘million
dollars,

Thousands of persons. “have
been killed and a whole Indian
village swept away by the.erup-
tion of Chiriqui Peak, near Becag
i) Del Tero; Panama,

The Ontario temperance con-
vention has decided to bring on
an immediate local option cam-
f| paigncin Toronto city, with the
voting to take place next January.

Roosevelt has put himself on
record as directly ‘opposed to
a President Taft on-the subject of
reciprocity, He declared he
would never sanction there-in tro-| +s
duction of such. a measure as the
Canadian. reciprocity bill.

The Ulster loyalist demonstra-
H|tion in Befast was participated
in by 150,000 opponents of Home
j|Rule. There was ‘no disorder.
s|The Ulsterities have pledged
1|| themselves to “Never, under any
circumstances, submit to Home
Rule.”

‘The Mexican ‘revolutionary
leaders have sent commissioners
to’ New York. to present to the
world their side of the question.

_ | They gay: ‘The pregent: revolu-
Ii|tion' is merely a continuance of
the one which ‘began when :the
Riirule of President Diaz became
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oo Sh fjhoped ‘would result ‘from . the

‘ Oop success of the revolution a year

ago, the failure. of which is sad

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‘Theodore : Roosevelt “defeated
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gress, tells a.story that'the police
accept.as clearing the mystery
veiling the killing of twenty ne-4
groes in. Southwest Louisiana,
and which gave clues that will
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night assaults on blaeks in Louis-
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From Clementine’ 8 story, it
appears she led a mysterious
negro cult, themembers of which
performed the ites of “human
sacrifice”? |

The negress declared she killed
seventeen of the victims with. her
own hands, |

The police declare Clementine .
told her story of wholesale

preciation that the taking of
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out reservation she told her part
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declined to reveal the names ‘of
members of the mysterious cult
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another ia different: towng of
Southwest Louisiana and South-
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killing of families of three and |:
four members at one time. In
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committed at night. . The
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