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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-05-08
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On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1879. the Ihird csant
elft CoNcest under the managemene OF TX
Governor Thos. Il. Bramlette, and autho-
rized by special act OF the Legislature, for
the benefit of the Public Library Of Ken
lucky, positively and uneqnivocally comes
OF In Public Library Hall, ut Louisville. KY,
when 10000 Gifts, All cash, amounting 70
$4,000. Will be distributed by lot among the
ticket holders. The money TO pay. all these
gifts In full ~ already In bank and set aside
Tor that purpose, ~ the following certificate
shows:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovER's BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April I. lS73.
This 10 to certify that there is in the FARM.
ess' and Oeosess BaRk, TO the credit OF the Third
Grand Gin Concert for the beneft OF the
Public Library of KY. Five Hundred Ieossaad
Dollars which has been set apart by the Man
ayers 10 pay the gifts in full, and will be held
by the bank and paid out for this purpose,
and this purpose only.
1sisned) r. s. WEIGH. Cashier.
only few tickets remain unsold, and they
will be furnished to the first applicants al
the following prices:
Whole tick cts, SO; halves, S. quarters, q. so;
II wholss for $780, IS for $500 lis for 81 600 and
SIS for $500. Fer tickets and full tnformA-
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
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r,urw nrvpnsn DfA1x CKNT'L CoM.,l
DV1UoUn, Iowa. April 10, 1873.
~ nease Convenfion OF the Republican
r,er1Y RI lava will b. held Ut Des M0tnes,
Ve1neoday, June 18th. l67S. commencing At
Il o,olock a. H., for the purpose OF nominal
~ . candidate for Governor, candidate
81 LAeutenant Governor, g candidate for
Supreme Judge, and . candidate for super
inCo0dent Of Public Instruction. The ratio
a representation will be one delegate for
oaCh Organised county In the State. and In
aAdiyion thereto one delegate for every i've
hundred votes, or . fraction over one nun
oSed votes cast for Josiah 7. Young for Sec.
Yoeary or STATE at the last general election.
JACOB RICH. Chm Com.
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SpECT4I NOTICES.
Sale Of Valuable Oil
Property.

Trustees Sale Of Oil Property and
Machinery. BY virtue Of 4 decd OF
trust to me exccuted By s. NJ. VIII
liams, on the 10Th day Of December,
1877, to secure to y. c. Boycs the
pay mcnt DISCO, which deed is Of re-
cord in the Office Of the Clerk of the
County Court Of Richie county, in
Deed Book No. 10, page Io2, and de-
lault having be,n made in the pay
mcnt Of said sun OF money, and at the
request of tic said d. c. Boyce, l will
sell at public aWc:Ton to the highest
bidder for cash in hard, on the Ist day
Of December, 1873, at Petrolem Station
in the said County OF Richie, the pro
perty in the said deed Of trust men
toned, to-wit: The lease hold estate
in lots IS and IO, on the McGregor
tract, Mount Farm Territory, in the
said County OF Richie, leased by David
McGrcgor 10 D. c. Boycc, and by the
latter assigned to said S. NJ. Williams;
also one engine and boiler: tanks, &C.,
thereon situated, including all ma
chinery and fixtures for operating for
oil. Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title AS is vested in me by
virtue OF said deep Of trust.
Oct. 20, 1873. G.P. SARGENT.
Trustee.
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Mr.. EDITOR lis it not very graf
living fact, to notice the very decided
change that has lately taken place in
this locality? It IS really pleasure
to notice on a Sabbath. the many per-
sons on their way to the different
churches, instead Of busy hum of en-
gtncs at work pumping the wells, and
men at work drinking whisky. You
will 0O7g see all the wells standing idle,
and the engineers on their way 20
church. Instead Of men standing a
round the different saloons, drinking
in liquid spirits, YOU will see them at
tending the places OF worship. rcceiY-
Ing another kind Of spirit, and better
one, BY far, than al else combined-thc
spirit of religion. peace and brothcrly
love.
This good work, in my~es timation'
is caused, f,;si, by the Lodge Of Good
TemplarS in our midst, who. BY their
actions, have succeeded IN rec."'"'''S
a number OF good c'l'zchS from I"
drunkard $ fate, and maze MEN OF them
in the strictest sense of the word; ana
have lead item to thinking OF their po-
sition in life, and how to make it better;
and scco&@ir, b. the wonderful re'ivs'S
now going O" i" The Me'hoo''' "na
Baptist churches. Il Is plain 10 DC
seen that Gods hand is III It, ana 'Ha'
lie intends TO bees Cur '''''s eo''''""
A''F 10 great 'A'S'''' -t'' '',' 80"
work 80 on until every "0"Scn0'1 Is
an abiding place OF cnr'S'!anS'
We had the pleasure, last Sabbath,
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prayers Of the church. In this con-
nectjon, permit me to say that new
building is badly needed BY the Baptist
people, and the proper steps will be
taken at an early date to accomplish
that end; and when the time does come
for the committee to- so TO work on
that list, it is earnestly hoped that all
the citizens OF the place will! subscribe
literally, and thereby enable the Socie-
ty to build 4 church to suit their wanta.
The Methodist people have good
building, and are doing much good,
and | trust it may continue to be so.
OBSERVER.
NOTCAEo INV 18th
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Murder of Stewart Metler.

It is with feelings Of deep regret
that we arc called upon to express
with our pen, the cruel murder OF
Stewart Me:ler, only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ~. Metler, of this place,
which occurred at TchichiHa, Kern
Co.. California, on the 9th inst, BY 4
Mexican. ne subjoin an extract from
a private letter written to the stricken
parents OF The deceased:
TEu1CuIPA, Nov. 18th, 1873.
now take my pen III hand to per-
form the most painful duty that has
ever fallen to my lot, and that is 20 in
form you of the sad news Of the death
OF your son Stewart, on the 9th OF this
month. lie was killed by Mexican'
under the following circumstances
At our September election, Stewart
was elcc,ed constable Of this district.
On the day previous to his death there
was warrant placed in his hands for
the arrest Of this Mexican FOR the
crime of murder. He proceeded with
force OF men to arrest him. lie
found the man and commanded him to
surrender, which he did with the sp-
parent meeknecs Of lamb, which
threw your son entirely of his guard
UIhcn he demanded the MeXicaa's
arms, he told him certainly, he could
have them; PcHking in very quiet
submissive tone: at the same instant
pulling his revolver and shooting your
dear son, the ball hitting his heart,
causing death Instantly; he never ut
tered a word from the time he recciv-
ed the fatal shot. The Mexican cScap-
ed for the present, but the whole coun-
try are out in search Of him, and we
expect every moment to hear o! his
being captured and executed.
lie WAS brought into the village as
soon rs help could be obtained, and
placed in the church, where he was
properly prepared for christian inter
mcnt. The funeral services were per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Patio. and his
remains were followed 10 his last rest
ing place BY the largest concourse Of
people I ever saw assembled in this
place on any occasion before, al! OF
whom seemed to be true mourners. ?
In conclusion, our family all send
you. their heartfelt coincidence at your
loss, asking you at the same time to al
low us to bear 4 portion of your grief
hoping and believing when his dust re-
turns TO dust, and the spirit 10 Coz
who gave It, that Your loss is his etern-
al gain.
Ny husband IS now in pursuit of the
double murderer. ard has been ever
since the awful tragedy occurred, and
when l receive further information II
will let YOU know. X. W.
Ne drop tear and add our sympa-
thy Vii: the rest Of our citizens, for the
sorrowing parents. May God, who
doeth all things well, be their comfort
CT in this their hour OF great sorrow.
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RoIerGs, the friend ~ Ct The pro
Queer. has again been at work. On
Tuesday last. Deputy Marshal Neal
paid our town 4 visit. and lcft summons
with six 'oc oar producers, to-wit- r..
II. Th6maG, G. X. Leonard, ]. +.
,Vinal, Wm. Cox, Geo. Cation, and A..
c. Cation, to appear at the next Term
Of The L. S. District Court, TO make
answer why they should not be enjoin-
cd against infringing on Roberts Tor
pcdo patent. We can only repeat
what VIC have said before: This man
Roberts. We venture 10 assert las not
one particle OF rciia6ic proof against
these parties. He intends to summons
every producer that is in this country,
and put them on the stand 10 testify
against themselves. We claim that
no infringement on Roberts patent
has been committed b. any Of the par
ties that are Summonsed. We do
know that Roberts when in Ohio, per-
fectly sober (of course gave some
parties there the right to explode pow
der torpcdoes; we presume they ex-
plodcd soms-wc DO not know. One
thing VIC wish TO urge upon our pro-
ducers is unity Of action in this mat
ter; and we also urge them TO fight
the thing through 20 the bitter end
Roberts has walked up the oi! Produc-
crs here, and Of one thing he can lie
assured, ard tina. is that the golden
harvest for torpedo monopolics is over
in West Virginia. .
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@. We are seldom called upon TO chron-
iclc an accident resulting in death. that
gives lis more painful emotions than
the accident which occurred on Tues
day last, resulting in the death Of an
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. -. Glenn.
The particulars arc, VIC understand, as
follows: 1t seems that Il water reser-
yoir, such as are usually placed on the
back of a stove, had been removed for
some purpose for few minutes and
placed on the floor. and the little one
in, toddiing around fell into it and was
SO badly scalded that death put an end
to its suffering in a few hours. We
learn that the child was an unusually
interesting one, and the loss is very
deeply felt by the distressed parents.
In this their loss they have the sym
PATTY OF :he entire community, and
we add our tribute now:
"What = world were this, how IN.
endurab!e its weight. if they whom
Death hath sunder'd did not meet
again
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We lenrn that the R0tfitt RccOra

We learn that the Baptist Record
has purchased the material of the Go
zette, and are now issuing their paper
paper from their own office in Parkers-
burg. If this should meet the eyes OF
any of our Baptist readers who want
a first-class church paper, let them
send to the Office of.the Record, at
Parkersburg, for sample copy.
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THE Masonic REVIEW, has Just Ell

THE Masonic REVIEW, has Just en-
tered on lis 18th. volumne, and is the
oldest Masonic Journal in the country.
1t has the endorsement of Grand
Lodges, as well rs many Of the most
prominent raasoas II the country.
1t is an extremely valuable work for
FrecmaScns, ard every brother should
have copy. The price has been re-
duced s go per. year for single copies !;
and as low as ) zoo clubs. Srh~y,ip-
tons taken at this Office.
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In the past month, fifteen telegraph
operator, of the Is. & 0. r. r. have
been discharged, TO reduce expenses
Also, some twenty two working men
Employed Parhersburg. The o7era.
tor at this place has not been affected.
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A party of three men fred into en-
glne o5 Of through freight train, yes
terday, near Kanawha station. One
shot passed through the coat-sleeye Of
Dennis Burke The conductor recog-
nized one Of the men as Jas. Dorsey,
an employee OF the B. & o. road.
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We return thanks to Hon. John Hor-
ner, Sergeant-ah. Arms Of the House
Delegates, for Legislative documents
Bro. John, can't you send US copy CT
the free pipe law.
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"MiNc Will yen come in and take Il
drink" Mike lonsci nj the n.au fer
the space Of half a minute, ant then
rolling his eyes upward, very softly:
II int it was III angel speaking 10
mo
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We a~avs hate TO make a record G

We always hate 10 make record OF
a loss of property by fire, but we sell
dom hear of more destructive fire
than one that broke out on Elllott's
Run last FRIDAY, at the new residence
of Iohn Gibson and s. W. Barnes
How the fire originated will perhaps
always remain 4 mystery, but when
discovered it WAS under full Roadway,
and it was not long before the flames
had consumed the building and its en-
tire contents An effort was made to
rescue from the flames 4 borrowed
blanket, stew-pan, and ten pounds OF
beef, but it was OF no avail. The loss
runs up to large amount Fooo,oI7 90.
No insurance. This loss comes rather
hard on our Young friend Gibson, as
he vas just recovering from The loss
OF four barrels Of oil Sv the Shafer s.
Stein fire. He has, as lie deserves,
the sympathy Of the entire communi-
tv. Subscriptions fer small amount
10 relieve these gentlemen will be re-
ceived at this Office.
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The Petroleum Centre Record has
temporarily suspended. We shall miss
It much from our exchange table
Charley Wicker made lively little
daily of it. May it soon resume.
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We hear OF a married man in this
community, who has business too of
ten up Hillsdale Run after dark. Look
out, my friend, or your family will sec
Your name in print.
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NOTICE..

To all whom it may concern: The
undersigned, is the owner OF some 90
head Of Hogs, running at large in this
precinct, and he is informed that par
ties are marking said Hogs with their
own private mark, then shutting them
up and selling them. This is to notify
all persons, that I shall claim my
property wherever | can find it, and
persons purchasing hogs should sec
that they have good titles, and save
further trouble. T. NJ. WRIGHT,
VOLCANO, Sept. 20, 10. Admst.
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The holidays are approaching, Our
friends who wish to make presents,
should read over our list OF advertisers,
and purchase of them all that they
need. -.-....
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Times arc dull at Volcano.

The Amitv District Lodge I. q. 6.
7. met at the Good Templars' hall, at
this place, on Friday last. We have
no'report of proceedings handed to us
as vet.
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Frank Lancaster was struck in the
head with pi,rIan. the other day, and
badl, injured. Fortunately no serious
wounds were inflicted ..-- ---
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Search on, the poor. This will be a
hard winter; let every one give TO the
poor all that they can afford. See
that none suffer in Volcano. To. ...
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We wish that we could give our
readers some oil news, but we have
none.
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Don't forget the Trustees Sale Of
Oil Property, at Petroleum, on the Isl
day of December.
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Read constable Chancellor's card IN
another column. Mr.. Chancellor is
bonded officer. and IS one OF the best
collectors in Wood county,
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We received the ParkerSburg E%cm-
liner this week, printed on better pa
per, and spicier than ever.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

John Shafer keeps on hand Canned
Oysters.
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Services next Sunday at all the
churches. Remember the afternoon
service at the Episcopal Church, At
312 O'Clock. a-
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The Legislature, now in session, ad-
journs on the 18th day o. December.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to John
S.Coulson are hereby notified that
they must call Immediately and settle
their account by note or otherwise,
and that in future all business must be
transacted through me as l am the only
authorized person 20 give receipts.
F. NJ. Wright .. .
Trustee.
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NOTICE.-All persons are notified
not to purchase note given by me in
favor OF John Rexroad, and signed by
z. Ford. as security, dated February
II, 1873, and due 9 months after date,
for S55; the note being obtar%ed from
me BY Misrepresentation and without
consideration. | refuse 10 pay the
same. w. II. MILLER.
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.NOTICB.-Al! persons indebted to
THOMAS, SCHILLING & o.will please
call and settle. All accounts remain
ing unsettled OIL The 10th Of each
month, will be closed without excep-
ton.
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Volcano LUBRICAToR.
NEW TIME TABLE.

CcHEDULE OF the L. F. & 5, II. Railroad.
- On and after Monday, Nov. ), 1873, trans
will leave and arrive asfoliows:
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VOLCANO, Nov. I.tth.
, 1873-05-28

his fanl1y. atlli reside in that city. Il
is aald that Ills fathor ia \ wealthy
oitizon thoro. He livod In Chicago boforo
tho fire, ind trhvelod for several Wholesale
grocery firms. Ho loft this city fol To1aa Roon
atter tho tlre, and rottlrnod about SIX veoka ago.
His efforts to got work Were 11nsuccosgf,l, aud
ho had booomo much dfshenrtoned. 1Io Ind Bov-
oral timos threatened to commit suicide. Ho was
abont 90 yoars Of ago. Tho Uoroner's inquest
concluded with vordtot Of death by suicide.
Drookmro l. Rankin, in st. Louis, with whom
deooased was at ono timo employed, asking them
to inform Lis relations Of i,ia doath.
The investigation into tho cauao Of tho death Of
Michael MoLaron, rhoso body whs found in the
until thiH morning ut 10 O'Clock to ennblo Dotoc-
tive Simmons to get together as ninny facts as
poBalblo. Tho evidence which will bo given will
bo In substance NJ followH. MoLaron attended
. meeting Of tho Mouldors' Union at No.
f55 Fifth avenuo on tho evening Of Fridny, tho
10th inst. Ho was intoxioated, md during tlln
meeting he WAS Hoyoral tinoa ordered out. Ho
got into dispute with ono OF tho ofIlcoru Of
tho Union, but they did not como to blows.
About O'Clock, cLaron, having become very
noisy, whs put out OF tho meeting, and takon
down-statrs to tho stroot by two Of tho
membore, who startcd him homo. Hia
stroot, and in going tloro ho would hayo to croBH
tho South Branch other OF Polk, Van Buren or
Twelfth Btroot. The man with whom ho quar-
relied did not loavo tho hall until aftor 10 o'cloc
and thon In company with party of four. hTo-
Laron Inns boom employed rs a nouder for nomo
timo III tho roapor factory OF @. II, Mccormick
d Co.. and was In indigent circumstances.
, 1873-05-28
THE EXPOSITION.

Tho Sitc Determined Upon.-Activo
mensurcs to NcKins
Tho Interstate Exposition building il now q
h1ed fact. It was fixed beforo, Of course, but
has been q little unsettled by some minor points
,of location. now definitely adjusted. The mau-
agera will now turn Oh full head Of steam, and
curry all before them. It Is nov. definitely eot-
tod, and there will no future questions arise,
that the centre Of tho building over which will
tower the huge dome, bubble Of glass and
iron. will front directly tho foot OF Adams street,
and the wings will terminate respectively as tho
aouth line Of Monroe street and tho north
line Of jackson street.
EvorJ exertion Is being made to bring the
perspective and views Of this Chicago Crystal
Palace to compilation, In order to place them by
thousands In tho hands Of our visitors during
Jueliee @ week, to show thom that tho day OR two
atantl and permanently oreditablo HaS enterpr;eo p
nndortaken as a pormanoncy, and to be main
tatned henceforth aa one Of cur local institu-
tlons, In which eycry oitizen can take pride. It
will be roady in October.
, 1873-05-28
JUDGE LAWRENCE AND THE CHICAGO
TIMES.

Ell TAso, Ill.,, kay %, 1870.
To the Editor a TIE Chicago Tribune:
612: In tho labored effort Of tho Times to
hnswor tho letter Of Judge Thornton in boha1f Of
tho re-eloction Of tho unjustly-nbused Judge
Lawrence, that paper admits everything that the
friends Of Judge Lawrence clafm for him, VIZ: ::
ability, honesty, strict integrity, experience, and
devotion to tho best interests Of tho country.
Put, says the Times, hie olootion would defoat
tho causo. What causo? II Judge Lawrence
possesses ability, honesty, strict integrity, ex-
pesiencc, and devotion to the best interests Of
tho country as tho Times fairly admits in its
editorial on Judge Thornton's letter, then, ask
what cause will bo defeated In his recollection
suroly not tho cause Of tho pooploin their strug-
glo with tho monopolios, tor 1t "a admitted by Ills
opponents that ho is devoted to tho beat inter
eats OF tho country. Then again aak, What
CAUSE does tho Times refer to7 can only I'M
agino TINT 1t Ia tho cauHe Of defunct, defeated,
aorc-hoadcd politicians OF tho Tory type: d
rotton Cause indeed, In these days Of advancing
reformRtory movements, In tho interest Of tho
whole people, and to tho great discontinue Of
tho few Tho people arc now making d grand
effort to secure to themselves the bIoaai1g Of
froo government, so long withhold from them by
tho chioanory Of dishonest md disreputablo poll
ttcians, who whtlo pretending to aoryo them,
were, IN fact organizing Credit-Mobilier
Bchemos and land-grabB, upon which to enrich
themselves at tho expense Of tho whofo country.
It iB tho cauao Of such, alid mono other that tho
Times Is fearful will bo dofeatod, in tho re-ooc-
ton OF that honost, fearless, and upright iurist,
Judge Lawreuoo. A. II. g.
, 1873-05-28
LAST WEEKS MORTALITY.

Tho regular weekly report Of tho Sanitary
Superintendent was road at the moeting Of the
Board Of Hoalth yesterday. It showed that
there Ind boen 145 deaths during tho week ond-
ing on tho Gath, and OF those IS we're males and
"a females. There had also boon ono atill-birth
and 90 premature births Tho number Of DEATHS
In tho preceding, week was 147. A slight In
croaso III the ntborof houses infected by small
pox was reported, though tho total Is not
80 large as during tho Same period last year.
Fourteen doaths from tho disease. .had occurred
IN tho week. h1essrs. Hanlon, HouRh, and
Flanagan, packers, whose placos Of buBineae arc
on Halated stroot, in tho vicinity Of tho Stock
Yards, wore before the Board for tho purpose Of
explaining away charges concerning tho un-
oleanly condition Of their promises. As an in
'dictment Is Threatened, they promised to oloan
up their houses aa soon az possible. The Saul
tNy Police reported 40 notices Horved, and 547
nuioa1scus apated. Tho Board then adjourned,
, 1873-05-28

Bon But1cr has now gono down Into Maino to
hook eono trout.
noo +,,o ao,o,,t,no nost,, t>p,,,,u
11v nr{raveesnt1v o fon of jamnnds n"o IAN
alpea @ Uopay pcyroinu u i1' e"'otoas' NJ hs resl-
"oAoo AoaA e.o'o
:. Peter Mitchell wil! bo appointed Canadian
Commiaafoher undcr tho Washington Treaty to
adjust tho excoss IN value 81 Of tho oanadIhn over
sit in Halifax In July. >., ., ~
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