UESOME THAN A BATTLEFIELD."

Hawera & Normanby Star, 2 January 1904, Page 3

UESOME THAN A BATTLEFIELD."

ROBBING THE DEAD. a.m. YORK, January 1. comedian pluckily the panic. - bodies were marked ■T faces undistinguishable ■being jumped upon. W Falloes, who helped in fe, declared that the sights |re gruesome than a bloody Uamondores and party esKn their boxes by walking ■p of those who had faint- ■ within reach of safety. thieves have been arHplundering the dead. ■f chorus girls and sixty through the coal < stables strikers have truce for ten days in dead. begged the people t,f and 'absolved tlup

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