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The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Prices Current.
Kanzas City Market.


KANzAs CITY, May g, 1883.
FLoUR-An ample stock for the demands of the
trade. Extra. - 25@2 30.
SUeAR-Prime N. o. e11se.; clarified, Ice; Pow
dered and crushed, I3c.
MoLAssls-Stock good of all kinds New Or
leans 4G@42e Sugar House (Belchers) 4ec.; in
10 gal kegs, 525; Belcher's golden syrup in kegs
$3.50
CoFFEE-Prime Rio firm at l3@I31Sc; there is
scarcely any demand for Java and other kinds.
NAIL-Are in active request, at from 81 75@
S. 90 for assorted sizes.
RIcE-Sales of prime by the Dbl. at 81 to 63le.
FRuIT-Peaches scarce and high-a good article
is worth 81 25. Apples-Dried, 81 IS to 81 90.
Green are pleuty at from 25c to Soc per bushel,
with but little demand.
TAR-Only sold in small quantities at 81 90 to
S. 90 p Dbl.
GLAss-AI kinds of Window Glass in fair re-
quest. Sx10 s. 25@2 50 per = box; l0xl2 81 62
@$2 IS do; l0xl4 S3 l21a@3 % do; large sizes
in roportion.
ity Stocks good and holders anxious to sell.
ToBAoco-Best brands of Mo, at 35c.; lower
grades range as low as 22c p b. Smoking to-
bacco is in steady demand, and selling at from
S. so to 4 90 n box.
SAsa-An active demand for sash, and good
stock, SxI0at 80@90c per doz-: 10x12 at 95@SI 10
Der doz larger sizes in the same ratio.
BACON IND LARD-Good Bacon, round, is now
worth 815c Lard 10@llc.
WHITE LEAD-No. l, 81 IS; No. 2, s. 90; Pure,
On-Linseed Oil, p gal, 81 25; Lard Oil scarce
at 81 25; Machine Oil, 81 90; Castor Oil, cold
pressed, g so.
HIDEs-Firm at 10e.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
The Fort Smelling Fraud.

This alleged fraud has caused great deal
of comment throughout the newspaper press
of the country. The facts of the case as
developed by the testimony taken before the
Congress committee, are briefly as follows:
An act was smuggled through Congress
near the close of President Pierce's admin
istFation, authorizing the War Department
to sell any old forts not required for militia
ry purposes.
Under this vague clause Mr.. Secretary
Floyd sold to Richard Schell, broker of New
York and State Senator, to Mrs. Schell, his
wife, to John G. Mather, also State Senator
and Government warehouse man, to Frank
Steele, and to one DR.. Graham, Fort SMELL
ing. and eight or ten thousand acres of ad
joining land, valued at 100000 and up
wards, for $4,000.
The sale was made privately, and with
out any public notice or intimation that the
property was in market.
So far from it not being needed for mill
tary purposes, the late Secretary of War,
Mr.. Davis, had distinctly declined to enter
tain proposals for It's purchase under the
act, because it was needed for such purposes;
while the present Secretary has also recog-
nized the necessity for using part of it for
the military service of the country.
1t was sold in body, and not in sections,
after the usual Government surveys, as
provided by law.
By the terms of sale, the purchasers are
to have their deeds upon paying the first in
stallment, and without mortgage, in di-
rect violation of the law, which forbids
patent being issued for any Government
lands until the entire price is paid.
These being The facts in the case, the whole
transaction of the sale exhibits shocking
degree of official corruption.-Mo. Dem.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Water.

On Saturday last Mr.. Hammond, while
digging in a well on Mechanics street,
struck very large vein of water at about
twenty feet from the surface. The water
rushed in so fast and strong that all attempts
to draw it out were useless, although two
half-barrels were used for buckets, and were
kept insconstant operation for over an hour.
The water was found in sand, and is very
soft and pure, and there is sufficient to sup
ply all the demands of the town.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
The Drawing.

The drawing of lots to the shares which
have been sold in Emporia, took place on
Monday last, as advertised. The owners OF
shares who were present drew for themselves,
and those of the absentees were drawn by a
committee appointed for the purpose. The
deeds for the several lots drawn to each share
will be issued as soon as the patent for the
Indian Land Warrant, or ''loat" is receiv-
ed from Washington. which will probably
be in few days. The drawing and the dis
covery of water will give new impetus to
improvements In the town.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Brick Claw

There is in this vicinity an abundant
supply of the very best brick clsy-so pro-
nounced by competent judges. The clay
is compact and heavy, and contains consid-
cradle sand-a almost enough for working
Il is in all respects much superior to the
clay used for brick at Lawrence. There is
also an abundance of the finest sand for
plastering and other purposes, very con-
venient to this place. Who will commence
the manufacture of brick in Emporia? We
very much need manufactory of that kind,
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Now is the Time.

The Emporia Town Company, in response
to the urgent solicitation of shareholders and
others, have determined to reserve a certain
number of choice lots from those not drawn,
for donation to persons desirous of improv-
ing them. The amount of improvement
will be specified and the parties be given
ample time to complete them. This offer
will not remain open long, and those wish
ing to avail themselves of it will have to
come forward Immediately. This is rare
chance.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Z. D. THAcHKR, Editor
Of the Lawrence Republicans. has been spend
ing few days this week in viewing the
country round about Emporia, which he
qrOnounees to be the finest he has see n in
AAnEas. During his short stay Mr.. Thach-
eF made the acquaintance of most of our
,eiio" ciiizeus, and considerably enlarged
Ms extensive circle of friends and admirers.
a truer Free State man. or better citizen
~an Mr.. T. could not be. and we heartily
"sn him that success which be so richly
Merits,
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

A Post office has been established at the
town of Plymouth, eight miles west of En-
POria. and Mr.. David McMillen appointed
as Post Master. Mr.. McMillen will enter
upon the duties of his Office immediately.
a petition for mail route from Emporia
10 Cottonwood Falls via Plymouth, has been
sent to the Department at Washington. II
the petition should be unsuccessful the citi-
lens along the route win establish private
weekly route about the first of July next.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15


iHE CORNER SroRE.-Nessrs. Horusby
rick advertise new aud extensive stock
=. e0sds IN this weeks paper, aud So
-" continuance of the patronage of the
%naaky. During thelast year they have
very heavy business. and appreeia-
'Oe confidence of the community they
:. determined more than ever TO deserve
Aittough ''times'' are stii! i!ssehard," J" their
e.. s'oek OF goods far exceeds any they have
F before brought to the place. and is COM
- Oh the newest styles and latest FASH
plas With bountiful supply of the "sta-
b. In few weeks they win make a
addition to their present store room to
an way Tor still more new goods, and be
er.. " meet the increasing demands of their
Increasing trade.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

MIR. Stubbs, living on the Neosho about
four miles west of Emporia, is now making
arrangements for the erection of a water
power Touring mill on his place. The Ne
Osho will furnish water for such purposes
at least eight months in the year, and the
site chosen by Mr.. Stubbs is said to be a
good one. Success to all such enterprises.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Railroad Meeting.

A meeting of the eorporators of the JEFF
son City and Neeslo Valley Railroad Com
pany will be held at Hyatt, Anderson coun-
ty, on the fourth Wednesday (the 26th) oi
MAY, 1853. A full attendance is requested
By-oraer of the Board.
AUG. WATTLES, Charm.
P.B. PLUMB, Sec'y.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
"ISeeaTe the Shadot0 ere the Substance Fsde. y
Ambrotypes and DaguerreotYpes.

MFR. j. B0WLES, having fitted up an elegant
w suite of rooms In Gov. Robinsons building,
No. Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, will be hap
py to welcome all those who admire the true and
beautiful whether in Nature or Art
Customers will fnd constantly on hand large
supply of all the different styles of plain and fancy
Gases, Frames, Loekets, Pins, Rings, and ell other
STYLES of settings from the "hunsan face divine.
The subscriber is prepared at all times to take,
besides the DaguerreOtyPes and Ambrotypes, PIE
t.Ires bv all the other latest improved methods,
such az Melainotypes. Autographs. etc.. to suit
the taste and fancy of all Specimens Of all the
above kinds of pietuies constantly on hand which,
with the variety of Cases and Settings, viii give
the customer an oPPCEtunity Of having picture
INSTRUCTIONS IN any of the above arts giTen. ION
scientific principles.
Lawrence Jan. ., 1668.-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

A small colony of Swedes, from Illinois,
passed through this place on yesterday, on
their way to Walnut Greek, looking for a
location. They seemed TO be of the most
intelligent and energetic class of people. and
We are glad to welcome them to Kanzas,
aud hope they may succeed in finding suit
able location.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Mr.. Bowles, of Lawrence, advertises a
reduction in the price of Ambrotypes, Da-
guerreotypes, etc. If any of our readers
desire anything in that line, we advise them
to call on Mr. BoWles.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

The Chicago Democrat records the ad-
vent of four children at one birth in that
city. on the Sd inst. The mother is Ger
man. and the children two boys and two
girls. The girls died shortly after birth,
but che boys and mother are as well as could
be expected.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to practice
For. circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb2O-ly MA KING, Secretary.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

at Portland. Maine. fire company have
come within the influence of revival, and
taken two seats at one of the churches in
the name of the company. A good exam
pie for their brethren TO follow
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Mr.. N. S. Storrs has been adding much to
the finish of his store room by putting up a
new front. He has also just received large
quantity of Groceries, &c.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Rates of Advertising.

t,.srtion per se.tsi each subsequent insertion
A.. eeut,: dollar line per anaun oae Ieaftn
s 70 a: six ass II 90; year 20 %. oHe hail
= 80 NOS II %, 30 %; one year. So All tran
e tor.is. adzsrtssszents must be paid in advance
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

The Editor of this paper is agent for
FOrsman's celebrated FIGURING Mills, manu-
factured by E H. Pendleton & Co., Cincin-
natl, Ohio. They are decidly the best and
cheapest mill now in use
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Breckinridge County Meeting.

A s committee appointed for that purpose, by
N the citizens of Dow Creek and vicinity, at a
meeting held for that purpose the 9th of April,
1858, we hereby notify and request the citizens of
the County of Breckinridge, T.. that feel an in
terest in the location of the County Seat and the well
fare of said County, to come out to a meeting
that is to be held at William Whitlock's, on Dow
Creek, the nearest dwelling 20 the centre of the
County, on the 9th day of May, 1858, to decide
suitable point near the cent of said
ty as possible for the location of the County Seat
of Breckenridge County, Kanzas Territory.
WILLIAM WHITLOCK,l
G. W SHOCKLEY, ! Committee
JAMES T. DEMAREE,S
may1-2w%
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Plows in E1nporia.

IN A FEW DAYS we shall forward to Emporia
1 large and complete assortment of JOHN
DEERE'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM PLOWS
which will be sold for Cash at Kanzas CITY and
Leavenworth prices adding one dollar per hundred
pounds. ALLEN d GILMORE.
Lawrence March o. 1858
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Tickets.

Candidates will confer favor upon US b.
sending in their orders for tickets immediate
ly. Price 81 per hundred.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

The steam saw mill of Messrs. Parham
& Phelps, in this place. is for sale or rent,
on reasonable terms. There is chance for
bargain.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
w NJ. PE r RY,
architect, Builder, and Dfaughtsman

W Iss Z = u
Architect, Builder, and Draughtsman,
EMPORIA, KANZAS.
"ILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, Esti-
w mates, DC, for the various grades of build
ings, and attend to the erection of buildings when
desired His experience of sixteen years as prac-
teal Builder will be sufficient guaranty for the
faithful execution of anything in that line.
Will also attend to the Surveying and Plotting
of Town sites, on reasonable terms
Will also act as
LAND A G Mt,
for Filing Declaratory Statements, and for the pur-
chase, entry and location of claims; or make in
vestments in Town property, in Emporia, or other
Towns in the Neosho and Walnut Valleys.
Office at present at the Emporia House.
MARRIOTT
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Z. D. BAILEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

EMPORIA, KANzAS-
WILL give prompt and faithful attention tc
w any business Of legal nature that may De
entrusted 20 his IN any court Of the Territory
0ofiee, for the present, ct Claim, near Hay
wozth's saw mill, on The Cottonwood.
Feb 6. 1883
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Mr.: Allen Kelly, living on the Neosho
four miles east of Emporia, is about burn
ing large kiln of brick. He will furnish
them for Sc per thousand, at the kiln.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

See the card of DR.. Bailey in another col
umn. The Doctor is new conner, but is
we'll recommended.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
N. F. CONWAY,
Attorney at Law,

LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
WILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
w fession, and attend TO any business which
may be entrusted to him with fidelity and des-
patch. Particular attention given to cases of dis
puted pre-emption titles before the Land Offiee-
Office In Collamore Buildings, Massachusetts,
street Jan. 2-tf
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Mr.. II. W. Flick, is about to erect hand
some dwelling on the corner of Union Street
and Sixth Avenue
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

The communication of .'W. H. W." will
appear next week.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Lumber is selling here for from $50 to
$50 per thousand feet.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

R,anks.-Dseds, Mortgages, Bonds and Deela
..,a,.s f.r sale at this ozfee in any quantity.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Terms al subscription.

Single copy. one year. -. = a.
IeA 90 se o.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
EMPORIA TOWN COMPANY!

Notice of Drawing.
HNHERE will be Drawing of all the shares is
4 sued by the Emporia Town Company, in the
Town Tow, Of E%POria, on Monday, the 10th day Of
ent either in person or by proxy.
By order of the Company.
&. W BROWN, Pres't.
g. W. DEITzLEa, Sec'y. n42w3
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Notice

Is hereby given, that an election viii be held
At Emporia, on the 18th day of May. 1858,
for the purpose of electing officers for the
toxuship of Emporia; also that there will
he Caucus at the same place on Saturday,
Nav 18th, for tie purpose of nominating
sid officers.
"A FrILEz. E. P. BANCROFT,
n n SIocUx. p. B. PLUMB,
A. r. BANCROFT, u. M. WALKER
II. W. FICK, DUDLEY RANDALL
CV EsKRIDGE, J. SToTLER.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15

Single copies Of THE News in wrappers for sale
=, this Office, at Eve cents per copy
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
To Claim Huntersi

WISH To CALL THE ATTENTION OF
1 all who are in search of claims. to nv series of
Plsts, showing al pre- -empted land; also. all that
has been filed on. By consulting these, Won will
ssse days, and often weeks. Of labor shall have
them pested frequently at the Land Ofee.
fna51-H E. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
AND Still THEY CONE!

AND STILL THEY COME!
WHATS COMING? Why STORRS, who is
w always up with the times, has brought on
a large and we'll selected stock of
THE CHEAPEST KIND OF GOODS!
Well, let them comel say we, as that's just what
we have been wanting, this long time, in Empo-
ria, to induce the people of this great Neosho Val
ley to trade here. But the Goods did not come
alone; the ''prices' came also, but instead of
coming up" as is usual,
The Prices Came Down!
and they shall stay down SO long as 1 sell Goods
in Emporia. At my
cone Price Cash StOre''
will sell goods cheaper than they have ever been
sold here and at smaller per cent. profit than
any other merchant can do. "Quick sales and
small profits is my motto.
Emporia, March 13, SO. n. S. STORRS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
Lawrence NJ arket.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Superfne 50 IS per hundred.
WHEAT-S2 90 per bushel.
CoRN-60c
CoRN MEAL-S1 90
PoTAToEs-S0 so
ApPLEs-SI O0@l so"
BACoN-10@14c per b
BEEF-607c. d" -"
CoDFIsH-l0c.
MAoKEREL-l2@15c
BUTTER-25c " d"
CHEEsE-l6@20c. 4"
MoLAssES IS per gallon.
SALT-per sack of 200 lbs, 81 co.
CRAcKERs-l5c per ID.
CoFFEE-l6R@20c per ID.
TEAs-5G@100.
SUGAR-Brown, I1@12c.
" White. 16@I6e.
RIcE-10@l215c.
HIDEs-Green, &c.
Dry, &c.
GLAss-sxfG per so feet, So 90.
I0xl2 " 25.
l0xI4 I" 3 81.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
HAWORTH's FL0URINe ELL,

On COTTONWOOD River, seven miles West
of Emporia.
THIS MILL is now ready to grind Corn and
Il Wheat in the best manner, and on the most
reasonable terms. Those having Wheat or Corn
to grind will bring them in on Fridays Of eacf,
week [aprl7-fl JOEL HAWORTH.
DERSONS WISHING. TO GET SURVEYING
4 done and pay in Lumber, would do we'll to
call on G. II. WALKER.
mar20Ltf
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-15
strayed-$15 Bernard !

STRAYED, from my claim, near Emporia, last
~ fall, yoke of Cattle, one of them large
one-the other smaller and white, speekfed with
red. They are supposed to have strayed south
will give the above reward to any person finding
them and delivering them to me at Emporia.
apflI-tf CHAS W ADAMS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
THE TRIBUNE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER

The third number Of The TRIBUNE MERCAS-
TILE ADVERTISER will be issued on the 2Oth Inst.
TIE first t~o numbers we're well received, aud we
believe there is no other medium to compare with
it through which TO reach country merchants.
We are continually receiving letters from mer-
chants who received the first two numbers asking
us TO continue 10 seLd, showing that the paper is
properly appreciated and looked for. We invite
such merchants ss bclicve they can increase their
business by advertising to send in their advertise
ments.
The total expense will be betrayed by Mercan-
tie Advertising, for which Que Dollar per line viii
be- charged Those who require their advertise
lnrnis to be displayed will make special bargains
therefor.
Advertisements received at THE TRIBUNE Office
If by letter. address HORACE GREELEY & Co.,
Nt,e York, ho.enbey l3. 1853 No l5i NASSAU -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

We print in smother column a very remarkable
letter from Washington Territory. showing ~hat
scrt of persons Mr. Buchanan sppnio.s 10 ,dicial
Office in that distant rrgIon. In the appointment
Of T. C. Filzhugh to br Judge for the Ihir'l Judi
cisl district Washington Territory seeus 10 have
been treated suo., Ms badly as Kansas was in the
appointment Of Lecompte and Cato. Considered
ss Judge. be- evidently belongs to the same cate
cor, with those noted judicial personases, while in
his personal violation Of all law, decency aad deco
MN. be outdoes even them. He WAS, II seems,
sctuslly appointed Judge while he h1d All indlct'
uert for murder hanging over his head-the hrst
instance OF the sort, We presume, on record iaAiHg
his seat on The bench with this indictment stui
pending. instead of trying il himself ar calling IN
one Of his Judicial brethren 10 assist HIM, he irsht-
ems the Clerk By presenting revolver st his head
to withdraw or suppress the warrantfor his arrest
securing BY this means st least stay of proceed
ings.
We do not know that the statutes Of the United
States give any directions 10 the method OF pro-
ceedng in cases where Federal Judges may be
Indicted by Grand Jury of their own circuit;
but we think we must be safe in saying that this
obtaining nOiis prostqui By means Of revolver
Leld at the head Of the person holding or controlling
the warrant Of arrest, does not come either within
the letter or the spirit of the law-unless, indeed
Congress while indorsing the Kansas outragcs, may
haye msnsged TO slip in son ne provision of the SORT
We cannot refrain from expressing our surprise
at the exceeding grcenness of our correspondent
and the people of Washington Territory, who, be
writes. "cspnot believe that the President would
"have appointed HIM. e, Fttzhugh a'ore-
SAID" hsd be seen the expressed will of the
people and the reasons set forth By them" in
certain reuon.trances which they forwarded to
Washington against the appointment. Pray
what does President Buchanan care for the ex-
pressed will of the people What respect did be
pay to the wishes Of the people Of Kansas Has
he not just appointed Clancy Jones Minister to
Austria for the very reason that he had just been
rejected by the expressed will Of the people of bis
dl.trictl If the people of Washington Territory,
instead Of living in Washington Territory, lived at
Warrington, or anywhere within u thousand miles
of It, they never would have fallen into so eyre
eious blunder. As for getting rid Of Judge Fitz-
hugh with his revolver, which he seems occasionally
to Use with such fatal effect, and his brace or dozen
of Indian concubines, we See no chance for them.
They may well make up their minds 10 grin and
bear it while this Administration lasts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Markets..

Osxyso Nov ie-s p-FLous IA good demand; msIsse
:tesa .'s. Of $50 tt - Is for 't'sisa st.;1 4, sSs 80
do. WHE.r in active d-usud; market h'mi s.es
5000 bash at ~, for siTsu.ee Clap 3D. r y vns 'i,1, o
q sa*i z for Carsdi1, aud 81 % Sf Caa,disn spts,t
Co.'s very Z; ;fs,Ss ra and dali sale. SuH s.- :, &C.
AID io bu.b. good CsLaisn at 7sc Ia RYE ana n'n
and s ns on csrn 70 New Yors Gats iwpoErs-zs
bush What icoo bush. Barley 2so ou,h Os's, 80 49,. -,
Pcs csual ExToRrs-le so bG'n " aesi ''" 'u'a "'"
BuSraLo Nov. 1916 p -FLouR firm r,oe. tend SprsS5 -
ib. =, s. sr Iiini. % sa.Ss, sil fr good es.s.
M,sg.'p sSats q for ecunSs Sa to ,IS 'sa1 Ss s1
War.1 in 600 a.m.nd. %.iles hrm; . oe b..A 1t =,
aaac. Mus aux, elahi 7sc for chic.so sPrns
prime Whs Canadian CosSin fair demand market e,..sI'
s. g eq.h s..2aS.e NJ ,sT' 20 II sA.th . or .ss
:s; g 80 ss Flour -, ss'f Sy S.s:
I,4ss bb. Flour, s. 7a bush whr.t 1897 bush Corn
.e.res .s rsa:sS 40 Cd Ys~ s ' new 71s wa'kr
oho. t5 WHtsT .,tI,r Ned . ss a5i Wait. 81 %
s cos s9- Ssw wss s. gS ND y.ry yia rm VIM.
ErwoRLrAss. Nov ie-rhe v,ud-rbl.. news e:s bad ao
eerc. upon tie CorroS Dsko tho sales to-day ACC up ~
bales pricss W quot a. II ic tas
i,s. last .Are. ssy' ~ Up ~ @ fIors as-t :. 81 =
Con dull St ssc LAso hru. fHIiSnIs-c''t'n !" LiSs''
cmsTssIox. Nss isZCorros declined so. sale. tds1
sayassaa. Nov is-Corros unchanged ss!ss today -
AUGUSTA. Co. Nov Is-Corros withos. change sses N
2XesS.rI Nov Is Hoes hooysnt s.ies Of sooo eai:sy
fo future dei,ey ts @Sss s,rt.sie. go n AZ - sss
far this 5000 ssainst 100 Tor te same l .s
yrs MnssPoEK saysnosd 70 So and hod- ss% 1919
tD further LARD in god dcn.sud a. 10 - -
wHIsSY hns s,ls oth.r srt1ie' ssnsrA go
cs.sS S.y .loss sas 1. wr.tr ar@ s asesr1s t' =
dsJ-st0 bbs fl,ai. ssOo bush Wheat, s,'J busA C's-