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WASHINGTON, july 10.

W AslINGToN, July l3.
Il now ascertaincd that n message upon the
general state Of the country had been prepared
blythe late President, Just previous to his death {;
bK it wns not entirely finished when he was seiz-
ed with his disease
The principles Of it were fully discussed and
settled in cabinet session and the writing out
committed to Secretary Clayton.
II was to have been presented on Monday last
1t is said to have sustained the Presidents pol.
icv with emphasis II commended thcimmediatc
admission Of California and New Mexico, az states
that had already formed for themselves a govern.
ment, and it declared that the President would
have prevented Texas from taking possession Of
any portion of New Mexico, by all the means at
his disposal
Those who have seen the draft oft, now deps
tied in the State Department say that it is most
powerful and exciting document.
Grea, curiosity exists here now To know wheth-
or Fillmore will adopt this farewell testament Of
the late vencrsted President or whether he will
attempt TO strike ont some compromising course
Of his own Nothing explicit yet rs to anew cab
met
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One Of our citizens who has been afflicted with
Rhumatism for several months and portion of
the time was obliged to go on crutches, tried va
rious remedies without effect, but was finall in
duced to try Sloan's Ointment, which gave inn
mediat relief, and by the use of two boxes was
entirely cured Sheboygan Mercury, Wisconsin,
Oct Is, lS49
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Strayc(l /!

STRAYED away, on Friday evening last, the ID
~ inst, from the subscriber residing on ]. Albert
Dunayans farm, two and half miles above Day
ton, \ Bright Bay Mare,
with white nose. or whnt is sometimes called snip
noscd, no other white about her; five years old in
May; main slightly worn off by the collar. A lib
eral reward will be paid to any person who will re-
turn said mare 10 the subscriber or give him infor-
nation where she may be found
June Sow ISAAC DICKEY
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Extrac, from the Western Press, Mescer, Pennsyl-
Whit, TtU. ID, I5JU.
Astonishing Cures .

we invite attention TO the new advertisement Of
Mr., Sloan, which will be found in this DAYS paner.
Sloan's medicines are certainly exceptions TO the
TO great amount OF trash with which the public has
been bored for years The astonishing sales, and
still more astonishing cures which they are continu-
ally performing, wll not fail 10 make them popular
with every one
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-20

Of the WATER POWER at Lockport,
Joliet, and Kankakce, and the surplus water a, the
Calumet feeder dam.
The proposals mus, be addressed to the trustees
OF the Illinois & Michigan Canal or their Secretary
and must specify the price per aunum for Il certain
number OF cubic feet Of wacrpcr minute. or guam
uty sufficient to manufacture 100 bushels of Dhedt
INTO -four IN 81 hOurs, together with the use OF the
lots set apart for the use OF this power
The trustees will reserve the right to reject any
proposals which they may not deem it Tor the inter-
est Of the state to accept.
Allthc information desired in relation to the pow
er 10 be leased form Of lease &C. will be given at
this office. WM GOODlNG,
Secfy off g. NJ Canal.
CANAL OFFICE, Lockport July 20, 1850
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The last words of General Taylor as anounr-
cd by Mr.. Fillmore TO the senate were:
"Ihave always done my duty and am ready
10 die. NV only regret is for the friends leave
behind me-"
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q. y REWARD will be given at this office To any
- = person who will make known the name Of
the person persons who broke the mast of the boat
known as the ''lzzy" on Sunday last. The same
amount will he gwen for like information concern
ing the perpetrators ola similar outrage some weeks
since. And $40 will be given for the apprehension
OF the thieves who have stolen from said boat cord
age, hammers, &c. July 7.
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Testimony from Galena,

GaIenn April ], 1873.
Fellow Citizens have used Sloans Ointment
and found ii 10 be the best article that have ever
used for injuries in horses and for family ointment
GEORGE RISEDORPH.
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THOUSANDS OF
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS

have recently tested the virtue Of SLOANS ONT.
BENTand CONDITION POWDER, and now
recommend them ms the BEST Horse and Cattle
Medicine they ever used.
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On Sin Advances

Tile subscribers return their sinccrctthank 10 the
public for the liberal patronage extended 10 them
through the past season, and would beg leave to say
that they are prepared to make iiberaCash advances
on Produce fall kinds placed in store with US for
shipment either to the southern or eastern market
noy3O. JOHNSTON u CHARRUAUD.
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OOO BOXES glass, assorted sizes, from Ky to
COU lsx.0, also Glassware, plain mud fuited.
and sham bo,tomed Tumblles, Just reed from the
msnufactucsand for ssls by Walker g. Hieklipg,
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More New Goods!

WALKER e. HICKLlNG wish TO inform
w their customers Il the public generally that they
have Just received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock of Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising Six, Gotten, Linen, Wors-
ted aud Wollen Fabrics. 1t is usel IS to enumerate
articles we will only say tina, most art ccs in this line
called for at n Country Store may b., found IN our
stock, and WILDE sold nj the OtrcSt prices Our mot.
to is mot to be understood by any one"
Also: I've have lately received 62 cases OF
Boots, Shoes and Brogans, oil sorts and Sizes suta-
bic for wear OF men, women and children; these
will be sold at very low prices.
AISo--Crockery and Glassware; good assort-
men, OF heary and sheiflIARDWARE, trace, log
and halter chains, scythcs and sncnths, wrought and
cut nails and spikes, all sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
Ofall kinds, as cheap rs usual; and our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines and Dyesfufs is complete, and
will be sold at Chicago or ST. Louis prices whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oats, Lard, Bacon and most other produce taken III
exchange nj the highest rites.
Dec li,lsi9 WALKER g. IllCKLING.
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No medicine in use has accomplished so many
extraordinary cures and given so universal
Satisfaction in every variety and stage Of disease,
or that has hns had so extensive and rapid sale
as sloan Om,Inentand Condition Powder.
The ointment is rapidly superseding all other
ontncnts or l'lnlmens tor the offresh wounds.
gals OF all kinds, sprains. bruises. cracked hees
rngbone wlndgalls, poll evil callus, spavins, sween-
cy, hsluia siiiast stralns lameness, sand cracks.
ieundered feet. scratches or grease, mango, and
horn ds,emper
The Condition Powder will remove ailinfiam.
nation and lever, purify the blood loosen the skin
cleanse the water and strengthen every part Of the
body and has proved sovereign remedy for the
following Diseases:
Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite. Inward
Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Ewes.
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism
commonly called stiff cemplaint) which proves fatal
to so many valuable horses in this country. Ills
also snie and certain remedy for coughs and colds
which generate so many fataldiseases
These remedies Never Injure and Always
Cure. II the directions are followed
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED Fc7 THE FREE TRADER
" ashington July Is.

Washington July Is
Mr. Webster introduced bill for erecting a
monument in the congressional burying ground to
the memory Of President Taylor.
After the usual morning business the Omnibus
Bill was taken up.
Mr. Webster said it had been hi. intention to
follow Mr.. Butler in his speech delivered last
week, and say what he had to say upon the bill,
but before that senator had concluded his remarks
the senate had adjourned in consequence Of the i'll
ness Of the president which terminated in death
After few ts2ching rcmarkS,in relation to the
death Of the pres'jent and the consequences arts.
ing thcrefrom, and an eloquent allusion to the
circumstances Of his death, the gratitude, honor,
md love of his country Mr. Webster proceeded
to say what he had intended before the decease
Of the president. The longer, said he, the ques.
ton was postponed the longer would be the agi-
taton.
Tue HOUSE, went into the committee OF the
whole on the state of the Union and resumed the
consideration of the report of the committee on
elections to wit: THAT is inexpedient to admit
Hugh Smith to a seat in this house as a dele
gate ffom New Mexico
Mr.. Daily remarked that Mr. McGaughey had
told the committee that the question was Of very
little consequence to Mr, Smith himself because
New Mexico will soon be here with constitution
asking for admission into the uuon, and that n
major.ty OF the committee will be in favor of her
admission.
1 Cincinnati, July Is.
There were 90 deaths from cholera for the "a
hours ending at noon today. BY other disea
ses IS.
ga Washington, July g.
} Information has just been received from Cuba
Which promises happy and immediate termina
ton Of the difficulties between our government
and tho authorities of Cuba, growing out of Gen
Lopez invasion.
Nothing definite known in relation to the nov
cabinet, but it is certain the old one will 20 out
The chances Of the Compromise Bill and its
amendments are improving. Mr.. Clay has 70.
ceived number Of letters from California implor.
ing him TO save the Union.
New York, July Is.
Steamer fIibernia left New York for Liverpool
With 80 passengers.
ST. Louis, July 10.
The board Of health reported total number Of
ainie,r,opis far 81 hours ending Yesterday at @ o..
clock was 90, Of which 60 were of cholera, and 81
oftbem children Of 5 years and under To.dayis
observed throughout tho city as day of mourn.
Ing for Gen. Taylor
Nashville, July IS.
There were deaths from cholera hero yester.
day.
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WAsHSGroS. july Is.

WAsHISGToS July Is.
The widow Of Gen Taylor and family removed
TO the residence of Mr. Meredith on Saturday
After spending few days there they will take
up their abode with their friends
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WANTED
sealed Proposals

| my quantity OF wheat, oats, barley, and most
"A kinds Of produce nexchangc for debts, goods, or
! cnsh. July 20 J.. 7. SANGER g. Co.
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From the Hon. Peter Ninar(l, one
of the oldest settlers in Illinois,

rtues ofyour great medicine One of d3)looded
horses had a swellingover the cap ofhe f@e, about
the size OF a hens egg. Some said it wasa strain,
and some, that it was the Joint water RON the knee
and could notbe cured. tried oil cedar on land
all the nments and oinments, and they did no
more good than water | then by persuasion ofmy
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I'VE nre now making preparations 70 stnTi to WV
w York aud expect all persons indebted 10 us or
the late firm OF Ryan & Sanger will make imme-
date arrangements tn pay up. No excuse will nm
swer. July 20 l. Z SANGER g. Co.
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RETURN IT The person who took n one horse
wagon away from my premises on Friday or Sat
urday last, without leave or license, is requested
to return the same Immediately, and save him
self from getting into trouble
ROBT. MONTGOMERY.
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Fron,he New York papers Of Saturday and Sunday
Facts and Speculntions.


WASHINGTON, July l2
Thre was Senatorial caucus to-day On the
COMPROMISE The line of 81 for New Mexico,
and IF IS for California were considered us the
basisof the new Administration bill
LSER-Our information gathers strength that
the Omnibus bill is to undergo important amend
mens--that from the practicablity Of CALIFORNIA;
bourlares some bold conservative amendment IA
necessary to give Fillmore commanding position
We earn therefore that the proprietv of dividing
Calibrna by compromise line, ~ under consulta-
ton, leaving the Southern portion for territory
md he slavery question to the people, and to
givelurther satisfaction that the bill to be separ
atcdinto two bills
Sch n platform would rally powerful support
70 tie Administration The old issue with the
Souh depends upon the division Of California and
We how that the subject has been under con
sidention
tits understood that the line talked Of for Cal
iforia is degree and half below the Missouri
line; but nothing is vet agreed To by MIR. Clay,
who rs the head Of the committee and the friend
Of NJ. Fillmore is consulted BY both.
Dr. Clay will be the champion Of the Admins.
traton in the Senate, and the Inteligencer will
probably be the organ.
The general impression is, that an entire change
IN tie Cabinet must md will take place A few
onl' will think likewise.
Tie belief il becoming general that Webster,
Mctennnn. and Butler King will certainly 60
int the Cabinet The friends Of the latter have
telyraphcd him at Philadelphia to come here
forthwith
= understand that general caucus of the mem.
ben Of all parties was held this afternoon for the
purpose of agreeing upon SOME line Of notion in
retion to the Compromise Bill at which, it is
sail that there has been agreement M To the boun-
day between Texas and New Mexico, the former
coscnting TO the line Of %. II s also reported
tht Mr. CLAW. Mr.. Fillmore and the members
from the North are willing to abide nv this settle
met 1t was proposed to divide California by
thesame line, but tdocs not meet with much ia.
vol
ts said in certain quarters, that Mr.. Winthrop
vii be next Secretary Of State instead Of Mr.
Whistler
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Groceries.
w f offer for sale the following consgnmen,s Mt
w 81. Louis cash prices, transportation added
VIZ: % hhds sugar, assorted qualities,
100 sacks prime coffee.
so bbls molasses,
80 boxes tobacco assorted.
1000 segars, Cuba sIxes)
50kegs tar,
- bales onkum,
bbls pitch,
rosn,
25 boxes ink,
800 g new crop raisins,
so bbls whiskey, warranted pure Cincmnat)
10 boxes pepper
10 " mustard,
$50 " soap.
$50 candles,
2pipes brandy, superior quality, for medical
purposes
70 doz painted buckets
The above articles will be sold wholesale, in or
iginalpackages only, at our warehouse on Main Ca
nal. JOHNSTON & CHtRRUAUp.
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friends tried H. G. Farrells Arabian liniment, and
was happy to find it take effect after few days
and it finally cured the noble animal entirely
think II Is decidedly the greatest liniment for horse
as well as human flesh, ever knew.
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SILK GOODS.

ID ICll Brocadc Italian ucstrinG, gro de Swiss
IL Florence and bonnet silks; bonnet, cap, and
'bc ribbons; Shaws, scars. and hnndkercheis, al
unusually low prices rm3 L. p. SANGER * Co.
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NV LII be received AT Lockport, Illinois, UNI
wv III the 18th Of August next, for the lease
W Of the WATER POWER at Lockpor
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Wagons,
Not ice.

l HEREBY caution all persons against buying or
l trading for n certain note Of Ten Dollars, pnya-
bic to Peter J. Wagner, andsigned by w. w. Nc
Laughhn dated some time in February 1850. For
the above note have received no value, and refuse
10 pny the same. w. w. McLAuGHLIN.
Troy Grove July 9th 1850
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HARDWARE and TOOL STORE.
w. +. DOM1NICK,

HARDWARE and TOOL STORE.
W. +. DOMlNICK,
At III Lake street, Chicago,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Hdrd,care, Tools,
Cutlery, Guns, &c.
CT oNf PRICE ONLY. "a.
BUILDERS Hardware carpenters, Ioiners',
ID coopers, and machinis,s' tools of every de-
scrption; croSs-cut, circular pit, and mil saws !;
pocket and table cutlery tai RS shears and points
cabinet trimmings haircotI curcd hair, moss tow,
sofa and chair springs, glue cane seats mahogany
and rose wood lumberaud vcueers; single aud dOu-
bic rifles pistols revolycrs powder shot lead caps;
all kinds OF shooting implements and gunsmiths ma
tcrnIs in endless variety. Country merchants sup
Piled on the most liberal terms. apn2O
Doors aud sash.
L'OR sale nj the yard Oh the Main Canal, by
i Juue % 7. A. LAYTz s. Co.
1900 sheep 10 Let.
CT-@ THE Subscriber will lease in small lots
~ from the tDt OF september next, his
sss,L.SL- sheep for the term ofthrec years. Con-
dltlon made on application known. ii. F. EAMES.
WOODEN WARE.
TNASTERN tubs and pais, bowls and boxes in
IL nests, grain measures, washing boards, &c. at
mays. CuSHMAS's
GOLDEN SYRUP very nice article at
~ mrl6 SUTTON & FYrE's
Gents. Fine Boots n shoes.
CALF and Morocco Boots and Shoes for Gents
summer wear, for saleby w HAsKuLL
Fire! Fire!
This tpay ,rHh that Lddder!
on LADDERS, Superior article for sale by
~ June %. c. Burr
Shoes! shoes!
JUST received at my shoe sore superiorassort-
4 = ID
OF Ladies kid ties, Ladies CATERS,
do kid busllins, do Jenny Lind ties,
do eScelseors, do slippers all kinds
Misses do Misses do
Ladies colored cnamecd Polkas.
DO kid boots & Misses cold lasting CATERS
Misses kid nndenther boot. and morocco buskins
and general assortment OF chldrens shoes for sale
by June 80 WIN. Haskell.
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I Cincinnati July is,
There were 90 deaths from cholera for the "a
hours ending at noon today. BY other disea
ses IS.
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Last Call.

A LII debts due JOHN T.. HINMAN & Co.
"A and liINMAN & BARNES, not paid by the
first day Of August will be left with J Stout for col
lecton-3w July ~. 1880
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der toshow the respect and affection Of Congress
or tn memory Of the illustrious deceased, and to
Pnakcihe necessary arrangements for the funeral
Rsolped That this resolution be communicated
10 thsSenate.
Tn speaker appointed the following gentlemen
paid emmittee:
Mssrs. Conrad, Mcdowell, Winthrop, Blsseii,
Duer Orr Breck, Strong, Vinton Cabell, Kerr,
Stanhy and wetherated
Tn House about O'Clock adjourned till tomor'
ROW.
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Nashville, July IS.
There we're deaths from cholera hero yester.
day.
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A Good Horse md Ru.ry.
A Shop and Dwelling to Rent.

nNE or both, for sale cheap for chips and whet-
~ stones Enquire at this office Jul 10
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WOOD. WOOD,

A SUPERIOR article of Hickory, Maple. Oak,
"A &c. fire wood, well seasoned, on hand and
dred cords. Enquire at my livery stable.
Ottawa. July e0-5l-tt JoHS s. MITCHELL.
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Down with the Dust.

ON the Court House square IN Ottawa, on mod
~ crate terms. Enquire at Norris x Fishers Of
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DAlNTS and OlLS-Wc are now receiving n
j large lot of Pure Extra \ No. Lead. I,nsced,
4 Lard Oils, Whiting &c, which will be sold low
torcnsh. mrs., CusHMAN.
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= of EMPLE & SONS celebrated Thrashng
4 Machines just received and for sale by
JOHNSTON e. CuARRuAup,
July 6 Agents ofthc Manufacturers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

I, W. o. Park, OF Oswego. Kendall co. III, here
By certify that some time id the month Of April
last, mad available horse sweeneyed. / had APP
piled several kinds OF medicine for 1t when Bris-
tol 5 Eminent was recommended 10 me. / used
two bottles Of IT, and with them IN one weeks
time entirely cured my horse OF the sweeney.
The Liuiment should be rubbed on the shoulder
and heated i'll with a hot iron. There is no doubt
Of lis being an infallibie cure for sweeney in Its
worst stages. ". @. PARK.
Osyyego, Kendall co, H., Oct. y, 1S4e.
Manufactured exclusively at Belvidere. Boone
county, IL, by JAMES JAFFBY.
For sale in Mineral Point at the DIugSt ores 0
r D. puliord and I RodoIf I0f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Ba'iSfOJ
Nerve and Bone
LAoVoEo7ZEEe7N

EA9VoEoEa z e7aeZT.
aHE unprecedented sale with which this article
I has met and the universal satisfaction which
II has given, has induced the present propretors TO
extend lis manufacture that it can be within the
reach Of all who may wish to test its singular e.
Icacy. It's reputation asa remedy Tor
ats. hiels, calls Spraias, Cramps. Old Sores
Springs and Sre'lug Of Joints E1urs, Sat
Bbei,m, Ring Horas. Bde,malisa!. Serotida,
Ia rs ,c0rst stages. Hcatlcss or Pam IA the
Back Lass Of potrey IL the Limits. Klfa-
nations aad Srciiings Of all kinds It-
nlors Fro-sH LIMITS Slresacg Fissls-
Ia. Scratches, Poll Erd >Dariu
Sp1.at, Ring Eo,,e, Curtis. Sand
Cracks Sore Lips Cdoppcd
Haa6s, Flesh Hounds Of
al kinds, &C.. Sc. Sc.
is higherin places where it has been introduced
,han that OF any other remedy ever offered to tie
public. Il is used fer both Man and Beast
Below viii be found few true certificates
which have been handed to us for publc8ton.and
By them il viii be seen that diseases that have
heretofore been considered almost ucu3able can
be easily and permanently cured with Bristol
Nerve and Bone L.nIment.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
POLL EVIL CURED.

], Alonz0 Brown. Of Sycamore. DE kalb Go. I'll,
hereby certify HAT have cured two OF the worst
cases OF Poll Evil upon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristol Liuiment. that ! have ever
seen. ia the Grstinstance commenced using the
Eminent before the sore had broken By moieteu-
ing the skin with it, and heating it with hot
howell. and in a few days after ! made the first ap-
plication my horses head and neck Were as I'm
Der and well as ever. with the second case. did
not apply the Luimentirom neglect until the sore
nad broken and discharged matter for some days.
!, nen | commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite clean and then bathing Tree
iy With Tire Linimeut. Wi,nia one wee, from the
lrst application the sore had healed and has since
been as well as ever ] assure those having hols-
es afflicted IN THIS way. that Bristol Nerve and
Bone Liu,ment viii in every instance. not on
" cure Poll EyiI. but viii cure il eiIectaaly.
ALoxzo BEoTS.
Sycamore, De Kalb co. III, Oct II, 1919.