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The Innocent Advertising Agent Who
Is UnhapDy.

We are in receipt of the following let
ter, which wo reproduce, in order that
our people may know something of
the contemplate lodges to which even
respectable institutions of learning may
sometimes resort in order to beat q
try newspaper out Of a fair compensation
for a few dollars worth of advertising.
The advertising agent always demands
twenty-five per cett. as commissions.
Let the letter speak for itself.
NEW YORK, June l4th. 1883.
Publisher Press and Banner, Ab6evitte,
S. c.:
DEAR S1R-On May 2lst we sent You
an order for insertion of an ADVERTISE
ment of University of Virginia to he in
serted one month and not receiving n
copy of your paper. nor having any reply
from you by tho 5th instant, we sent you
a duplicate of the order, and are as yet
without any response.
We would like to do business with your
paper, but if our orders meet with no re-
sponse whatever, 1t places us in n very
unpleasant position for we not only are
unable to carry out the wishes of our Gus
toners but can give them no reason for
our inability. Please inform us by return
mail if you are inserting the advertise
ment and send us paper containing it or
otherwise inform US Of the reason of its
non-insertion, and oblige,
Your obedient servants,
GEO. P. RowELL Il Co.
We have not the agents first PROPOSE
ton before us at this moment, but our
recollection is that they offered us Sl.00
for an advertisement making a square
and a half, to be inserted four times.
Our regular price for that work would be
1915. Of course we paid no attention to
the liberal offer, and hence this letter
which refers to the agents Every unpleas-
ant position" Well, now, il there is
anything in this world, which m
touches the kindlier part of our heart,
than another, it is the merest reference to
the happiness of an advertising agent.
The dreat1 of our life has been to con-
tribute to the extreme felicity and unal-
Logged pleasure of the gentlemen who
mako us such magnificent offers, and
open up to the country press such unpre-
cedentedly cltar patti to fortune. We
should be ungrateful to our best friends
and false to our best interests if we did
not cultivate these. gentlemen, and court
their favors. Let us show the reader
how We have thrown away a chance to
make enough money to enable us to
spend the summer at some fashionable
watering place.
Gross offcr for advertisement Sl.0O
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Grcenvillc secured the AIR Line Railroad by
putting up money md working fur IT. and
now she is rcndy To proceed In the same way
to get the tnrulinn, cumberland t;np md
Chicago roud. Some say complirrntly thht
Grecnvillc Is OF the direct line, but she Is not
ms much so rs She was OF the direct line from
Charlotte to ttlanta. IL She does not get this
new road II will be because some other route
offers greater Inducements or BECAUSE the
scheme proves n nilur".-d ndrrscn JoHfndt.
It Is against the law To fish with Il net he
tween the kt of May and the lst Of september
in South Carolina.
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.s.!..i.. $4,000. ~

Leaving out any charge for our services
in buying the paper, and printing one
side of it, we have 90 cents for a 1916
advertisement. At this price no patent
outside newspaper can live, but we see
the advertisement of the Virginia Uni
versity in some Of the home print news
papers, to whom we would recommend
the Messrs. Geo. P. iRowell d Co., to send
their favors in the future. We want no
more OF their orders. We are not reduced
to the necessity of taking their advertise
ments ut a figure which may be below
our regular rates, and all advertising
agents may make a note of this fact.
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Breast Collars.

rTST the thing for a stylish evening drive.
Mt various prices, ut the cincinnati Reros-
itnry. JlioS. bf'''uS'
JuuC 4. 1919 If
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To Arrive.

4 HANDSOME line of Plaid Ginghams
a Shnn>b,s& Everett Suiting from 10 Il
Is cents per yard. splendid goods for hous'
dresses. X. NJ. IIADDON j. CO..
Feb. IS. 1883, II
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r take a practical view
practica! mon, u A. wa un,ler-
OF r-acti "a! questions. ~.h;sct now il
stand it, the great and main %,;.a, - oil
10 build a railroad which shall Nur.,t
this &C untry. an iron highway to theT%a
through the mountains. AS his great
line is the aggregation. or combination OF
various local roads, j. is reasonable, when
the combination has been effected, that
some changes of survey should follow a
change Of design. The company, no
doubt, would prefer to make no changes
at all-if the original survey would an
swer their purposes az we'll as a new sur
vcy which they could make, but when
distance and money can be made or saved
by changes it is not unreasonable to eX-
pect them to make the effort. If the full
particulars are presented, the capitalists
would be less inclined to build a crooked
road than a straight one. From Crofts
Mill to Montmorencie on the best line is
between five and six miles, but to go by
Aiken to the same place it is eleven or
twelve miles. Wig should London cap
italists take a roundabout way to Mont
,norencie when q better route is offered,
which is only half the distance? The
change Of survey in this county would
De a serious disappointment to our peo-
pie, but if people on the more direct route
should bid more literally, VIC Tear that
tho new railroad authorities would feel
justified in trading with those who make
the MOST advantageous offers. The new
organization feel very little sense Of obll-
CATION to our people beyond their W IN
ferest. 1t is for this reason that they pro-
pose to give Bolton tho ~go-by-untess
they raise considerable money-and it is
n~,,ney'that induces tho now organization
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

OMAHA, March l.-l'errv Sh.,t,velI
" wao o, sn9t Henry Eberiing on the nieh
OF Thanksgiving. has Leen conyicts.
OF mansIaughter.
D1s MONIES, H., March l-w A
AIelne. Of Corning, held for In. ,:,,r -
ger get VI Mayor SNl,l,s, Of Polk Ciiv :,
liberated On kaLeas c0ro,,. ~, .:; .:i;.', =
being proved. vi" "''"
HILwAvxkE, March 1.-The ,,s,,err
~ The suit Ut John (iill,ert m..!,..,
sno owners ne OF tho Newi,all house arr
nleu. Inc amount Of dan, aes ask..l
'or ~ SNOO for the loss Of his w,fs
wEsTvltLE, Ind, March l.-An rn.
4Ino ~ = box factory exploded This
morning. killing jlatfon and hin ...,~;' .uis
;s ec'; ltsory Hilton, severely wound.
log Atthur Reynolds aud Jxs. Hillon
ana wrecktng the building. '''
TORONTO. Ont. March IA .,.r
nSa'tsi Hatew.y. living near Rms:ai
nas such faith In Wiseim: N."sT N.s~'.
Storm that for days l,e ~ he.r .Su ...'.
s;stsucsr ~ . cave for himself a,ld fsm.
,.s.;,,' ~; sm@ 'n; !ay'ng In months supply Of
Cr!cAo0. March 1.-The Chi....o
Mn0 ~ Noetnweetern railronal annI,,,rr.o
tnat eil through trains viii h" r.e
".. ." % Dakoes points BY Sefuniav
ssx .'sxt Over 70 car loads Of emi@rsnfs
.IX ~. oefyaee are aWaitinn trr,,s,.,,'
eaeto0 to dakota. ''~"PoE'
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

EvAxsvlLLH, Ind, March l.-Fred
II. Winens Of Sprin9Aen, illinois
who was sent by Governor Hamilton
to investigate and report upon the
state OF affairs ut ShSWneet0Wu ar.
rived here fr0sn that place to-day. and
1t once telegr1phed the governor that
help for distreos II impera,ive:y de.
manded, and that to bs effective 1t
should 10 Immediate. He says the
situation there b terrible and beyond
tue power Of any pen to describe.
There arc between fve aud nix hun
dred houses in town. every one Of
which 10 under water; only thirty are
hsbitable xnd those only In the up
per stories. More than one hundred
houses have hOa:ed from their fvun-
.latiOns; i've hundred people are re-
ceivinG relief One half TO two
thirds 0f Gallatin county II flooded.
Fe"ces are gone aud tho corn des-
tr0yed. The stock r. drowned and
the people have been driven from
home. Dysei,tery. pneumonia aud
malarial fevers prevail aud are IN.
cren1ing. The river 1T ShawneetOwn
up to midnight l.s>t night had fallen
about three fext ia four days and 10
nov falling 1t the. rate OF half m
inch IN hour. The relief bout, Iss-
bella. arrived at evansville to-day
after satisfying the needs Of the suf-
ferorS above.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Wot0r front Suit.

CHICAGO, March IA bill was flled
in the circuit court to-day against the
city Ut Chicag, aud tho Illinois Cen
trail rasilrUsll company to determine
the title to the lake fron: property
through which the raillOrd runs and
negotiations far the sale Ut n l,ortlOn
Of which To the rsilr0ad by the city
have been pe'niing for many years.
The property Is Wo,th several mil
lions. The claim In the bill 10 that
the property l.slonss to tho state Of
Illinois anst that the rai.r,rsll com.
psny only has the right of way 9OO
fert through it.
GeOrge Holt. u once wealthy Rxn,-
bier. was killed to-day by falling IN y
lux Of coal that was being h0isied to
the upper story ut u building.
Charles &. (Orb,n, Of Massachusetts
has died \ bill 10 set aside the judg-
ments confessed by tho failed grocery
firm Of Fay / Cinfey on the ground
Of fraud.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Coming to Amertra .

DUBLIN, March, 2.-AnOth.r al.
rest IN connection with the murder
consperacy recently discl.,sde here
has been made at TuliagOie. 1t il
expected that brennan and Eyan
aud several Of l'arnelrs followers in
!ne Commons will assurppxny the
latter to America. The iuts nlion u
to give . full account To- lrisl, in
America Of the way ia which tile
disposed OF.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Warrant to Arress No. |.

DUBLIN, March "A London {, r.
respondent Of <reeMs<1ns' ./0urnul u>-
sefts that = warrant has Leen actual
y issued for the arrest OF the person
Hn0wa ~ Number Que" copies ol
which have been sent tn Liv.rr.a'l
ana birmingham, and 1t has res.ron
10 Ce!eeve that he will shortly Ike ar-
rssted. The correspondent adds hat
England has no option but iO apply
70 the French ald American Cavern.
n'ents respectively tor the cxtrali.
ti'l, of Byrue aud Si,cri,.u. and il
t"tse foreign states can justly aud
pFodently withdraw these alleged
usnn!ereis or the investigations vi
n'u RIDER from trial the responsibility
IL primarily thein.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Testing Fire Docapes.

NEw York, March "a large
crowd collsctss: IN broadway yester-
day, attracted by the working Oi the
nrs escape at the Sturtevaut House.
Several men came down, aud two
chambern'aids sluUx themselves
fr'an the upper windOws, and d.
secluded a. gracefully NJ any fairy in
= psntOlnime. 1t was suggested IL
Sturtevant Ly the Ncwllsil House
fire In Milwaukee,.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

aARR!sBCR0, Pu.. Mar,.l, =. i"i.
=: X. Mcclure, of tue Philadelphia
Times, Was arrested to-day oli the
charge OF iiOel, on Oath Of John i;al-
Iag0cr, watclnlan ut tine Capitol.
rue suit u the Outgrowtli of articles
punlSshed In the Times Ia reference
% the Irish Catholic circulars dis.
trio1ted during the recent guberna-
Ssra signed ~ t:.Ii.xSer sna !" ",H.r.. Esns
McClure IL tailed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

GA'SEsvILLE, Tex. Marcel, =. a
huge trade In cattle has lust been
completed, In which Luther u.
smith. late of Columbia. Mo-, now
q Denver, Col aud Florence J.
Hall, Of this city, have purchased one
half Interest in the cattle raicl, .:
the Carles 4 FOrsyth BROS. Catt,.
Co.. embracing 600 head of esiti.
And u. .OO acres Of land. tor the .uu.
sider1tiOn vf t:aHlNwL
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

NEw YoRK, March 2-Arrlved TN
Fsodalia from Hamburg
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 2.-The citizen.
81 CaSrO have raised q ono for sa1fleT.
ess by the f1ood II 6hawneetovn.
SHHxANDoAH, March 2-The nail.
ure OfC. aOldermap, jeweler. + m.
nounce,i. The liabilities are heevv
MALTA, March :.-The mi,uis~
thirteen Of the crew Of the steoneS
VIM. Dickinson, before repoFled
abandoned, have arrived herx,
PARKERsBCR0, West Va. larch
&-Joeeph Paul, On trial Sor kiilin@
Lewis Marquis, has been foaand ~,.i}.
y Of murder In the lirss degree.
NEW Yoak, March 2-Humnhnrv
Z Co., dealess In hidev ard Iosfhes
nave assigned; no preferences. ~
"tm refuses to make any seatsment.
PARIS, Mach 2-The eovern.,ent
will await The arrival Of Iiocnnae~1s
from England before decidin~ vhs4S.
e " n0a to allow the extsadltlon Of
Byrne.
NEW YORK, March 2-The ho.n6
q dtrectoss Of the Chicneo { Nam.
western railroad to-day deciare6 a
quarterly dlvideod q two percont. e
peeessred stock, payable "a ~ Sofh
PARIS, March 2-Ths propo,al of
koehe, Iegosdtug muuiciralittes al
Seeal ooIleatto0 meeting ihe expen.
- o. wonhjp, which Vas noe eov.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

~
wAstxorox. March H. Losl
.ss3 1nrine The diocueeiOn OF t0<
@ snd 6arb0r bin. Van VOORHEES,
Nh York. Used sOlnDe very. oucn'
~ ion0uoee In reference 70 ~:
~ m 3Iallfofnjs, Who has the bo!i
f. cSsres sa,enkine Of him - . mule
driver M x,,j entering his objection 70
i,e;nu driven under the Nh p OF 2
sfa9e c,xsch driver: In IN !nste9t
Pase was up to reply. but htc co.,
ie.s..s an the coasm3ttee, Mr.. Horr.
.Ismsn1led lhat Yooghees Worv1s be
taken tl.,wn. Fifty msmCefs 3umpeS,
up and secoodsd Ho1rs s;.ss os:
while many urged the tmmea1ste
expulsion OF Van Voorhees, AmM
sreet excitement the chairman q ire
committee Of the whole resigned nls
esvrl to the speaker. and Van Hor-
Eees words we're reported to the
houye. Mel .ess,,. Ut Maryland. sent
IN = resolution asking his expulsion.
lt would have been carried instantly.
but that Van Voorhees, asked to be
hearJ. and being recognized. 1pI!O-
aixed 10 the house and NJ. lAa6e, dis
ci.in,ine any intention Of allutltDg
personally to the Latter. The house
was not willing to accept Van VOr-
bees. apology aud pcss
over hls Offensive REMARKS.
Several members objected to Nc
lanes withdrawal Of the resolution,
but finally agreed.
Herbert OF florida, insisted that
some measure Of punishment should
be awarded for such llagrxnt viOl>a-
ton OF the privileges Of tho house,
aud offered resolution demanding
the public ceDsure Of the offending
member at the bar Of the hOuse. The
resolution was heartily applauded on
all aides. Page who had acted with
great cU,lnexs throughout, II this
point arssse and a0ked Herbert to
withdraw his resolution.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

OooditSon Of Senator Cameron.
WASHING on. March, l.-%enator
Cameron. OF Pennsy lvania, 10 serious.
y Ill 1t hls residence In this CITY.
His malady - Of such . nature ~ tO
require surgical treatment, and an
operation will In performed soon
after the adj0urnnaant OF congress.
he has postponed this operation
against the advice Ut his physician
until congress adj0lirns, because he
Tears sOlnS emergency may require
his presence In the senate. During
the greater part Of the present mouth
Ar. Cameron has been unable to
safely leave his house. Ex-senator
simon Cameron il expected to arrive
here tomorrow aud ~ remain until
after the adjournment OF congress.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
1ho Law OF Dxtradition.

LoNDox, Narcl, 2.-The Lasr TIME.
n IN article on the applicaaioo Tot
the rxtrad)iIi0n G Sheridan. ne,infs
OUT That the Pi"vtso excluding the
perpeenatoss Of p0lilical crimes non
extrodittOn, does not oocur In the
Ashcurton treaty: helreaty, Il ssys.
dos: include murder. and by decjsjons
1eodered In New York, the erimeo o(
murder include lDeing accessory there.
u. The question IL strictly q leeal
o.'e. The Lnss Times Gays l6e utmost
change that can be brought ayainst
Sneftdan 10 conspiracy u murder.
and bts ohense therefore b not vriih.
y The strict tern,s Ut The treaty: be,f
!ns Cnitea state: las discreiIonsry
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
1NFoRxxas.

Two n0tab's cases are now occupy.
Ing the attention " the civilised
world, In which criminal actions an
being prosecuted upon the evidence
q informers-the Phoenix Park mur.
der trial In Ireland end the Star
roste cases In this eoantsy. The
psoltc mind, - It has progressed In
Intelligence and civiliz alton, he's
come 70 regard infosmess aud their
evidence somewhat di0erently from
what Il did In former times. The
peoal laws of England 1t one tiase In
. nq)ssity q instances gave eneour-
aGsasent 70 men to coms forward and
psesseute odenses BY giving them .
naasty q the penalty which they
Weeo aatbosisel 10 sue for in . osj
eos ase3oo. There have been SIM
unR peovisIons iu the statutes Of
many yef tbs States Of this eoustry:
bot Thy have bsen % rspuguaat TO
aees9esG idsas Of fairness, aud have
enased - mech distress to innocent
psss'es thresgh the mercesary d.
pesdeioo u usprinciplei scoundreh
% s,cur, blaod nonev =. a. ~..
their alnose entire er,.,;...,o. 49,
~ statnte hook.
r. 49,. a..4-,.. 49,. 49,,
saRpi,a,t a erine aaorhl ~ e.r.
Deasssfduty to .oeietv r.t,.- M. /.
un,av ooc.sa..,t,.c :.
uRuvnl..t 60 ~. n-.~,|
-. : p...,,. :: ..~ ~
Iissise 10 aeEio. n n ....o. ~ s.% ~
vitheot sorlA eo,.,a,.,.,,.. 80.
uspt alv.v, he r.,.,.a.1 -. -.
pie1ea. While the -h.,. ...s
. or pr,minr.. "A ,,s..-.,. III.
ps.etioe Of pro.,.nto.. :. .~L
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Bank Cashier Arrested.

! ou4OND0N, Out. March, :.-JanMs .
A. Aah0n, Of the Mxhon Banking
Co.. which lately failed. has been ar-
rested. The liabilities Of the Con-.
pany TO the Bank Of Montreal are
nearly 500, 100 to private deIxs,tors
y75s QUO. A writ was issued TO- day IN
behalf Of Aahon's hank against the
GlO6e Agricultural Works tor M
amount Of = claim estimated at
$50, ,(a)D.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

CLEVELAND, March The pres;-
dent u the furnace company ut Steu.
6enville says the company has not
fAiIeu, but has devised MI extension
on its paper that way flrst banked
awaiting IN outcome Of tue tleprt,.-
sion in the iron trade. Ii It i'm.
proves the furnaces can Ike started il,
~ hours; II not, the affairs OF the
.Uimpany can be wound up.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

DETROIT, March Five votes
were taken this evening TOR Senator {:
On the fourth 4 break wsy made In
favor Of Paluirr, StOckbridge's forces
diSs0lving, aud PalIiler's vote going
to Ferry. On the nth Thomas ".
Palmer Of DetrUit, received - yotes,
aud was declared elected. 4 total
Of 81 votes WAS had during the tor :
test.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Ell PAsO, Tex, March "A s,x.
cial says that Last Tuesday q larty ~
ranchmen Of West Chihuhus. Mex.
On, raided am Indian camp, killed
tw eive bucks, captured thirty squaws
and papooses. and the victorious men
snarohed through the city of Chihu.
hua with the scalps Of the Indians ~
the ead Of long poles.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Tho Alibd tor Byrue.

PARIS, March 3 Friends Of Frank
Byrne telegraphed to the xs4is,sut
secretary of the Irish National I.al,.,r
League, requesting him to examine
the books and make . note Of the en-.
tries made by Byrne on May 9Th, the
day on which CAvendish and Burke
were murdered. The object Is 10
prOve nm slabl for Byrue.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

The New York Legis)ature gseently
lnsDed Q Lill rebueiag Tie lhso % e.
' ted railways In the city 70 I'VE
e.nts. This 0overnor Clsvsland hos
vetoed. fDr which - will no doubt
{ Il the indiguatioa of the antj-ano.
nolppliafa.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Found Guilty.

COLUNBUs, o., March The jurv
In the case ef J. d. Watson, lvbl,yisi.
CHARGED with m attempt To Gribs
Representative Bloch, Of Cleveland
Int winter, this morning returned Z
verdict OF guilty. The penalty is
frsall three u ten years In the peni.
teutiary. Sentence 10 reserved.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Fought Hia Last Plaht.

CHICAGO. March I.-Between eight
ana nine o'clock tonight, jog. E. E.
jl0tt the pugtIist. an Geo. Damn. a
we'll known slw'rting man about town
mes IN saloon and commenced
shooting. Elliott was killed and
Dann was wounded The sause Of
the quarrel was about the Made and
SulllvaN match.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Another 0mci,l Had oou..

WAsaIN0TON, March l.-Goverror
Morris. collector Of customs at Sitka.
y ~ the city. A"rris llas ,'een noti.
ned tb~e l'ix place is wanted and he
naS been given two months in which
% close his accounts and step out,
senator Miller has recommended the
appointment Of ex-cOilectOr' hhsnuer
ut Ssn Frsncisevs, in Norris place.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Oopot and Hotel.

CHIcA0O, March. .,--Th. North.
ern Pacific Il. Il. Co., hos srrsnx,.,
20 huild \ depot for the Northern
Pacific road ut Portland. Ortvo"
and u erect . hotel To be known n.
the Portland, ard t. cost Ss1). .(l,
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Making Light Weisht Dol,ar..

OMAHA. March l.-J0hn Robins. an
gu time counterfeiter, and James
McVey, = blacksmith, were arre.fesl
Tor manufacturing lNxus silver 1i.,i.
iArS and half d.Dll1rs. Monl1ls .nd .
slnal! quantity OF bogus coin were
found in their possession. A fsr M
,. know" they have leen dong onjy =
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

DEXTER. Me-. March The di.
rector Of the dexter WM,len Mir.
cUrp0rati0u decided 10 entirely .,...
pend opcra:iOns. The corporation
owns the three largest mills herr
and employ when In full operation
about $50 hands. The principal rr..
son j. the high price Of wool.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Veto OF the rivo.Oent hi,

ALBANY, March 2.--The Oover.o.
has returned 10 llse Assembly IT,. M
bill reducing the rate Of fare ~ H..
New York elevated railroads viii. .
message giving his reason therefor
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

aOU0E.

WASHlN0TON. March x.-Nr. Chr
pentsr, under instructions iro,u The
COMmittee on Education aud Lnbor.
called up the Senate I'LL an,endine
an aet granting public lands to eevef.
al States and Territories, which may
provide cOlleRes fn4 the beneAt Of A.
ricultura) an1 ,,, chanical arts, which
Was passed.
At the conclusion At the hour The
senate amendmeots to the sundry
civilaPPropriasion bills were non-co9-
curred In.
Under tue operation VI the Pound
curred: Nj. Pound, under instrus,.
etructi0us from the Coqnmltleo on
Public J4anels, moved 70 take ID and
coos the bill to contirm certain land
titles 10 bis Congressional District In
Wisconsin. Agreed 20.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

4 large numboe Of the me,ubef, ol
Coogress are interested In tome vay
N seoe manufacturing Interest.
Whether . man who has large peeu-
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