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Treasury Expediter Pitney Re-
moved.
AN OFFICE WHICH WAS CREATED BY NO Law
THE CHIEF CLERK TO DIsBURsR THE

AN OFFICE WHICH WAS CREATED BY NO Law
THE CHIEF CLERK TO DIsBURsE THE
TREASURY CONTINGENT FUND.
The head of Mr.. o. L. Ptney, the boss
Treasury expediter, went OF to-day. Secre-
tary Window Informed Pitney that he was dis
charged from the service; that he was &c
longer wanted at the Treasury department.
The'Secretary old not convey the information
in the exact language employed here, but 1t
amounted to the same thing.
The Secretary also took an important step In
reforming the expenditure OF the contingent
fund OF the department.. He issued an order
aoolishfng the Office OF custodian altogether
IheIe Is really no sonnd warrant under the
law for such an officer. The law directs that
the chief clerk OF the Treasury department
shall be superintendent and custodian OF the
Treasury. Pttney has been kept in, despite
TINS as law law. No appropriation for hts salary
gather in his S2,5U0 per annum through the
annual appropriation for the pay of ''janitors,
supe r1ntendents, &C." of public Buildings
under the Treasury department..
The duties which Pttney performed will now
devolve upon Chief Clerk Power. It is safe to
say that "eXpediting" will not be reckoned
among these duties, by Mr.. Power, who as
sumed the duties OF custodian to day, In addi
will be q number OF changes among the en-
plOyes Of the custodian's office. None of them
have been made yet, but they will happen
from time to time as 1t may be found advisable
The statement that certain business men had
been cut of from all dealings with the Treas
ury department, In the nature of furnishing
supplies, etc, is incorrect. Everyone has q
right to bid to. furnish what Is wanted. The
department cannot forbid them. 1t is very
likely. however, that certain business men Will
not deal with the Treasury. because they cannot
do so uEder the new regime with the profit
that formerly accrued.
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4PPoINTBD.-C. j. Smith and 81. s. Martin
have teen appointed storekeepers and gaugers
for the 9th district OF North Carolina and the
18th district of Ohio, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

CAPT. ROBERT Y. HoLLEY has been appointed
consul to Barbados,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, SIS 4l4 O5: customs. $3.50 O4S Sc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND sACRED CONCERT,
SUNDAY. JUNE l9.
CONNIE scING AT P. NJ.
GFRMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM,
Good Hope Hill, Uniontovn. D. q.
Anumber Of the best musicians in the city have
Institute on this occasion.
HerdIcs will be at the Navy Yard gate to convey
PIC1 Gle RACES
49, -, oAp1TAL B1SSzScLE CLUB.
seats on stand IS cents. for sale at Ellis Mnsle
A COOL AND PLEASANT PLAOE TO srEND
1000 DRIyER'a IsIy SUMNER GARDEN.
Marine Rsnd. Prof sOUsA in charge.
Admittance free. tell3m
NATIONAL THEATER.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE II, 1885,,
Testimonial Benefit Tender to
MIR. 5. G. EE4LIOTT,
By the leading amateurs Of Washington. On wiIi h
occasion WILDE presented .,r John Brougham's
beautiful comedy in five acts, eutltled.
ROMANCE AND RE Atty.
General a Admission, so cents Orche,t-a chairs
.t.ge manager. m3l. .il5. .i6 II #
NATIONAL THEATER.
TUESDAY NIGHT, JCNE a..
Gilbert Suuiy ans Comic Opera
PRATGS OF PENZANCE
d. E. s. KIMBALL. Director.
under the auspices Of the
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.
Fame cast that presented this opera 40 SUCCESS
fully At TIE benefit q Mspager samuel g; KINGS
z. b Hay. John Pugh. A: 81 Bell, F. NJ. Pearson.
II. A FOreeman, &c, and the popuIa.
APOLLO G4GE CLUB
as Pirat-s and Policemen.
7. K Sailer, etsge Manager
Original orchestra score kindly loaned by Mr.. r.
C'Oyly Carte, OF New York.
MI. Warren g. Young, the popular baritone, will
ing between the acts, ''Ye Gallants Of England"
full oTche> ira accompaniment
Box Sheets open at Ellis music st ira, and G.
w. Cropley's drug store Georgetown jei0-10t
WASHINGTON NATATORIUM, STREET, BE-
w TWEEN 9Th AND 7-H Open every FORE
MON rOk LADIES and every AFTERNOON and
EVENIN6 FOR GENTLEMEN. Male and Female
Teachers ready at all hours to give Instruction in
swimming. Admission. % cents. 1e4
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THE PRESIDENT saw very few people to-day.
Gen. Tyner, Gen. Hazen and Auditor Alexander
were among those who had audience with him.
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

No CHANGE IN THE CHINESE EMBAssY.-The
rumor that another minister had been appointed
to represent the Chinese empire here is incor.
rect.
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NOT ELIGIBLE.-Gen. VIM. 81. Payne. of War
renton, is prominently mentioned as the demo-
cratic nominee for governor. "He can't run, y
said Virginia democrat to STAR reporter
ot,+d he Is oislrancniseo ior having aided asd
dropped the better for the democrats"
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WILL PROBABLY REVOKE THE APPoINrM INT.
The President will probably revoke the ap-
pointment OF c. Koblr, OF Indiana, recently
commissioned as L. s. consul at Berlin. This
is owing to protests against his selection signed
by German citizens in various sections of the
country Which have been forwarded here.
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JULY 2. 3 AND4. 1881, By
De MOLAY MOUNTED COMMANDARY
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, No 4,

ON sTEAMERJA ANE MOSsLY TO YORKTOWN
Leaving eth street wharf SATUR- eTN
DAY, July 2. at 20 80 p. m. arriving
SUNDAY, st 10 M /; leaving there
at 3 D %. fIr FORTRESS MONBOE and NOR
Fol arriving there Sunday evening at 6 O'Clock.
JULY 4, excursion to the Cspes from Norfolk
and the Fort, at 10 4 returning and remaining
1T the FOIt until after the grand display OF Fire
WORKS on Monday night; arriving in Washington
Tuesday, July 3, at 8 a.
Tickets for rout trip, limited, 81 25 Cots and
mattresses for al First Glass meals. 80 cents.
For fun tber particulars see small bills
Tickets for sale at Roose's Cigar Store, Elis
Music Store. End all the principal Drug stores.
iel6-l4t
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
DO1oMAC FERhY COMPANY.

i
Persons desiring delightful ca aDge from the de-
s5flsas ssf' & +: fs ssn ne s1lSs
tomsc river to Alexandria and re-
furn, aEy day dpTins the week. for Is cents, or 10
tici cts for so cents on tie Ferry Bo.rs children
un6er1a years of aze-free- The Boats 'eaye Wash
iDeton daily for Alexandria folio $50, Z 80
$50. 9:3e. 10 80, Il 50 a M. u 30. 30 2:30.
$50. so. 3. 80, 80 and 30 p. The trips at
4:S0, 80 and 80 p. N especially refreshing
and inviacratiDg. jsf7-lm
TTHk STEAMER BELLE MAY WILL CON-
TIME HER REGULAR TRIPS to tbs
GREAT FAILS SA URDAY and SUNDAY
Fare. round trip rs cents. Will leave Congress
street bridge at Remaining days for
chartalirg. j. PASSENO. tel7-2rs
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SELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
PINBY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
By Il e CHRISTIAN UNION OF the 18th Street u.
E. Church. JUNE 27.
Steamer Jane Moselsy leaves wharf, 9th street,
at D. m arriving next evening at rH-N
10 O'Clock Er1zSaa1s57z1 u
Eleven hours at Point Lookout,
and twelve st Pinty Point.
Salt water bathing, good fishing and Grabbing
No improper persons allowed on the boat
Meals at reasonable prices
For Stateroo ms inquire at @. G.. Pu-Sells Book
store, 9th street porths est
Tickes 81 children from to Is, half price.
jel6- cost
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The OLDEST INHABITANTS ON THE 4TH -
The committee Of the Oldest Inhabitants as
sociation appointed to arrange for the usua
4th OF July Grafton to. day selected NIT Colds
borough Bruff to deliver the Grafton and NJ
J. A. ineberger to read the Declaration O
Independence. The celebration Will take place
In the association rooms, In the Core IRA
building. at 10 O'Clock, on the NOR aing OF Juy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

THE APPLICANTS FOR DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
sH1Ps.-The latest applicants to file papers
with the President for the position of Dlstrlc,
Commissioners are Major 81. A. Hall and Jno. Fl.
Rice, OF this City. The delegation In favor OF
Major b. A. Hall which has been at the Whit e
House several times to urge his appointment as
District Commissioner was there again to-day.
but did Dot see the President.
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OFFICIAL VISITOR TO THE INSANE ASYLUM.
The President to-day appointed Rear Admiral
j. j. Amy, U. S. N, a visitor of the Govern
melt Hospital for the Insane.
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[SecOnd Dispatch
The BallOt1Dg TO.day-NO Material
Change.

Especial Dispatch to The Epe72ing Stdr.l
ALBANY, N. Y, June 17.-There Is an appar-
ent falling of In the vote for Conkling, Plat
and Depew in the ballot to-day, but all from
absentees There is no change in the support
ers OF either. There was an effort to work uu a
bocp for Lapham for the short term, which In
reased his vote five.
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Virginia Republicans In the City.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT THIS
AFTERNOON-THBY ARE AGAINST COALITION
WITH THE MAHONEIFKS
The delegation OF Virginia republicans
headed by Gen. w. c. Wlckham arrived in The
city to-day. The delegation embraces all the
members OF the republican state executive
committee and several others There are
among them A. A. Sitter. Benjamin Upon,
John Callahan, o. H. Russell, Representative
Jorgensen. Mr.. Tansel. j. B. Work, W. Poin-
dexter. p. 4. Collins, VIM. Arnold, VIM. Lester,
Louis Bibn. Mr.. Bennett, Mr.: Lloyd aud Mt.
Daniels. Representative DeZsndorf was at the
White House to-day to arrange an Interview
with the President It was fixed for three
O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. DeZendorf will In.
troduce the delegation to the President. Their
object Is to advise with the President on the
political affairs in Virginia Mr.. Dezendorf
said that they were nearly every one opposed to
q coalition with the Malone men. They would
De IN favor OF such coalition could 1t be accom-
pnsned consistently with republican princi.
PEE. But that cannot be-" said Mr.. Dezen-
9o.L ne further said that straightout re-
Pu0ncan convention, to nominate a1ull ticket,
wSulo certainly be held. It would be held
IN August next
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f. CAPITOL EMPLOYEES RBMovBD-Charles s.
Draper, who had been in the employ OF the
Senate for eighteen years. and 81. 81. Williams,
a oolored messenger, have been removed by
Sergeant alarms Bright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

SENATOR Don CAMERON is In the City. He wa
at the White House today. There were wita
him Representative Russell Erett. Colone
Samuel Barr and Mr.. Jeremy. The Senate
wants to have F. P. Core appotnue colla3to1 o
internal revenue at Pittsburg in place of rhne
Davis The latter claims that all the Welsh
people who abound In that section want him
retained. It appears, however, tnat Mr.. Jsr
eny, who is Welshman, tells different
story.
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Decoration DaY.

Nature kindly Joined hands with Patriotism
and Gratitude to-day In paying honors to the
dead heroes OF the Republic. Never was there
brighter SUI, pleasanter air, or more lovely
display OF foliage and flowers than this morn
Ing gave. Under these favorable conditions
Decoration Day, 1851, has been, at the national
capital, at least. all that could be desired.
Private citizens We'd With soldiers still bearing
arms, tender women aided strong men, and
little children Joined the middle aged and the
old In strewlng MOWERS over the last resting
place Of the dead, While ElOquence and Poetry
ftly united their voices in celebrating their
deeds. The details Of what has been done at
the several cemeteries IN this Vicinity will be
found fully recorded In other columns, and to
these details we surrender much OF our space.
To this, however, the general reader will not
object The custom, as now observed is
beautiful ana proper one. It does not, as some
may think, fan sectional fires, aad keep open the
wounds OF cruel war. On the other hand, It
serves TO show those now living that the coun-
try honorS those who died for It's SAKE and 1t
thus awakens and keeps alive that spirit o.;
patriotism which is essential to the pre5erva-
ton OF any nation, and most or all TO one In
the enjoyment Of civil and religious liberty,
like ours. In this sense, and with this purpose
In view, the usage deserves to be observed as
long as the republic shall last, and each year
It will come TO have a deeper sIgnific aace ana
exert holier influence.
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Malone. Virginia" do not seem TO be synon-
ymOus words Just now. The municipal and
county elections In the '0id Dominion indi-
cate that Mahone'5 influence Is on the wane.
and that his strength is even below that exhib-
tied at the presidential election. He IS man
OF genius and resources, and may possibly
effect some Napole0nic combinations and
strategic issues to achieve new victories, but
apparently he has already experienced his
Waterloo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30

senator Davis, Of Illinois, according to a
New York interviewer, holds to the opinion
that 1.-THE growth OF gigantic monopol19s in
this country Is dangerous TO our Institutions
and TO civil liberty" There is no doubt of the
soundness OF this doctrine, and In View OF its
entertainment by Mr.. Davis 1t is greatly TO be
regretted that that gentleman did not hold
duty above pleasure and remain o. the bench
of the Supreme Court, instead OF leaving that
high position for the Senate, which, he says, he
prefers to the former place.
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The news from Albany to-day does not indi-
cate any great change in the situation. The
administration men. however, fully maintain
their grip, while there are signs OF demorallza-
ton and disintegration In the Conkling RANKS,
as shown by the charges OF false play and
treachery freely banded about amongst them
and which are leveled especially against sta
wart OF the prominence of Gov. Cornell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30

1t is noted In Cincinnati. as good omen,
that the first decision made by Judge Matthews
as an Associate Justice OF the [. S. Supreme
Court was against some railroad interests and
In favor OF river navigation. The sign isn't a
bad one, IL sign it may be called.
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II Mr.. Conkiing fails to get back to the
Senate there is one congenial field open to him,
which he should not overlook He Will make
magnificent hotel clerk.
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, 1881-12-13
FOREIGN.

Sptttat Dttpdteh to Ths Chicago Trtbnne-
Llyfur0o1., Doc. l2-ll:D u. m.-FLoun-No. I. lSss
10 l. ID.
0KAlN-W -Wheat-'yintor. No. !, liz, No. 2. 1ns Gi;
Ipdns No. Lbs td No. T. o. J; white. No. ]. lVs 1Gli
Ho.A aa Gls club No. lis ID; No. l0s lld Corn,
AtM
PHbyIstoSs-1ork, 75s Lard, SIS. ..
LlYERr0ot~ lleo ta-rnuylsE0SB - Hoof-lndia
rets, U.s.: extrn ktesn,. l1ss+
TuRrENTtHE-SplEits at LondGn atoady nt 40a vi.
Receipts Ut wheHt for tho Noek at Atlantic ports,
nm ceutals, Pacific ports. B,uu ccntas, other
sources 81 m centalA 1tecolpts of corn SOU centaIs.
LtvIilpnuI. doc. l2-Fsantnx -CnrroS-tn mod
srale .nqaIry: a9-GGeG ttG; sa1es B0 baloaa Hpecu
haoa and export, l,0u0; American. u, ,i0a
ASrwEHr, Iloc. la.-rErRoLKUM-1s}4alsA
The following werc rscoivod by tho Chicago Board
otTsate:
M asp9ir Y . ii: No. cp d sas.i Il i 'a ca1xos: IL @
eont-Whcat and corn quot atld steady. 10 nrr.to
4 Lard, 6ish lac.,n-1unH clenr, ~ III, .!1nrt
s!sar " II. Innw, M Cd. Cheusu. htH I'd. Bcaf,
!Et ID. MARK lASE-Whent In FUR domDnd Alld
tfM. Corn Improving, demand fair:
lOS1IGN. Doc. l.,-1.TrEnrnut-WlIGnt 4ulgt but
nsaaY; corn dull nt bs l0tSd. MARK LANk-Whsat
piMmI held. curh shAdo dearer. CnFNoca on cuaAt
Whehl guilt bill atualY. Country nTkats tir wt1unt
-EnKlEaA and Frengh hsm Earls-NhuAt trtn. Flour
NeRly. ReAtlcf cold md wit
, 1881-12-13

ST. 14otJts, No., Doc. Observation-Disclosures.
Gt.AsN-Whent loweE. slow, and e!osutt weak; NO. 2
ei.4uM Fubguary. tL;sl4ai M March, sL4ss& Mny,
so. tu. $l;b0: No. do, kLD. Corn luwur nnd slow;
EF9lad95{o cash. G7&4GlAc January tn}1o FobEanr5.
Ga9tSHe Aarch. On!s lower: 4!u lid cash. 4Isc JnsI-
unFy. yg ensJ: paH blu. Hartoy 4ulct at s5c#tl.la
ltEA1,-stchII At klai
HUTTER AMI EGUs-unchAn4rd.
Wlt1KKf-Stendy " $LNL ......
fMDytAIuNH-lDfk lnwur ut st7.2o117.B Februnsy.
Dry suit dull nnd 0trur} Twenty-Five day ncAt DerGd
a u lotH a8s NOES " taeon aor nj 7Ac ss.u luc,
lujk1L lIutd dull ut 1g}4c blu.
NECEirTs-Fionr. 7UUU brs, wheat. d, 90 bu. corn.
~ Nn hui outs. ltau biz Try. LOU bus 1nrIay l4u b'.
CORR, ieWu bu: oAts, fu;0 bus rfc, AN BIZ, bhFloy,
Afternoon bon1d-Wheat slow: Him lid. tl.&01{
FGbrnnrys t.izS Mnrchi q, ,43N bid Mny. Corn rasy
G5E3I May.
, 1881-12-13


Nzw Y0nK Dec. H.-tiltA1S.-WhoAt influenced by
the hceouHt Ut soriuus dopress!u1 ut tho wcht utd
hd tess satisfactory toner of tue udsaces
y tao'e 4 tutt1tuF hEoak occurred hoF0 today In
Water wheat to tho uxtont oI about 3ts!c bn. op-
aons suffering mont urRont offerings, chiefly
nom saeulatlvG hont1,s. t0ndlnE to Increased Hty-
NJ tohtlY!n No. rcd for furWArd deltvGrys the
transactions for prompt delivery having boon quito
noactato nnd mainly In rod ETnded or uR-
kFsded for export and meeting tho require.
meaa OF buyers worry promptly. ono Or
, ~ sh!ppora resolitnH Atock. Tlto katast
aa,ss IN tic option lluo w0to 1t tic lowest nuurea
tae dAJ, Tic continued ktrlugeacy In uluney told
oeelaeal5 axatnst speculative operators. No. whIto
sneat has paen vety dull reduction af 1uu pes hu.
eptaa whsas has beon Ieoss today but quoted usson-
ssi! ~ 0o31re. aaes f0pnrted ut 1,2t5.Wn bH sAsa
W No. Hhftu npw and old ruos, III lots NJ Il. 10
*L0t' closnR 1t tl.W now ruiz asked, unRraded
.Ass ~ N.3!9I.$ .$0 III to 1unlttyi No. rod. n9w
~ Nv >, 90 rules, all respectively N.Ii4l.43 az
- s'a elosna ~ s1 astod, now ruu. MA
sssulpsr, now tule. at al4lAG!4 closing vt N,4lA
- .sa M and ttoht January at sia2}S3l4Nk closing at
s.uh' 90 February At IT, 1&5iat47sk cosinH nt ti.&H
." March At q. .+5SQi.E7k closing VI f+S5S asteds
unKradeu sprlng 81 u%1 TO quality.
~. oastataly aotlEo, mainly in the arttVn limo.
a haa asaln becn quoted towsr. On No. about II
SSS apuons Yielding noxt and No. abUut lhu4
oso,e. ~, e,o'lns weak. strctly prsuo M. ! for
puNso nna. Or i.o1I0n hu. M1xod Weatern
ststaaeu II Ga07lAG NJ to quality aud condition,
at&A9 IT, part ca!l0di No. ut H4o, NJ. wh!to
.stG' !el'o" Southern trUm dock ut 7o5(u. Oats
n" E>leo' opening mort hrIntJ on Tho upuun lAt on
= nesdennG trtne but reaotsng through the Aft
.n, aha scesdiR& about HfNa Dor bu laavlnA On
wv x.se asasllJ. Bales roportoa Ut aklM ba. Willis
rs"s, ,ss'a anar.ded u bi337c; mtxea Waatsrn un-
a"sM ~ ai'ci wh!to ttalu At IlQR9352y&c ~ u
sact s,,d Ms1sd ststo y bas1fc. lye has besn In
Msis, eaf II. l9s sse' as
d. III 9So'sa heavy and Irregular unaraasa Can
boz p5aaa9Ss saSt9Ss-A restricted movement rspottsd In
sss sn'c sayo Fn:on ia" weak ard ,9rs
Est5 .asy ai5y M
: q ss1SSs s1 1Ss iii ss II 9Ss asgn H.PS SS
ff:es;ts f.stss.,, Gs GShassy sfS'1H! ssd
ifaass .Ias Is Gns 'sa; a mHera.S
iss:: ,s''Sfs saft ;5:s
saft s &c saa aGi.Sa is
rs as i IL s;ss {s sS; sS:s: s
ssffss' ts;ss Y sSS 4
III, 4 ' II - ..tsa saa.!js' jSss i 1ytIl u
tss p1}sI .s:s n VIII In 'ota
-. g., j. n aiss ssaasax
:!.a It, sat loat aSted II Vat sfu.asd. .H
ds;a ~, HsuafSa; ua e y9as; K1snutssd ..4n.
'f'.ss sisai sao@ = s;aSS #s.;sts:
asli in esSsststfs!S ~ T. i, H. sSx a9ysSnt Is:
ts On; 9owersr general r.a bssts ~ Ia rss
& ,tesgp @ y ~tskuas beina IN To0u Tor gEaIn
ts:I.1 tis1 @ Ass4su As1 't' ,Gs H. e.
III ttl4ssM ", nss: Flour u !ots Vi l. i,4afA
IL !. sSstss y i u I'D ID
"@sa; Wheat a. S@al4. lsAtsug on ii vi