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Sharp County record., 1885-02-12
We learn from Mr., T. 3. PEBBLES of

q fnghtful accident q at occurred in Straw.
berry township, Llwrenca county, one
day last week, " which little
orphan boy aGm Lacy Raney lost
his life. He was riding mule that bad
on harness, and tfb animal becoming
frightened ran, and in .oos.ng his balance
the little fellows fOts was entangled in
the gear and he was dragged and bruised,
sustaining injuries Fl IN which he died
Immediately.
Tho mercury DIR pped from co. O.. oye
to e below zero, frc4 last Sunday even
ing to Tuesday mornTg. Time, about So
hours. There is mQie certainty in the
weather at thie seasof of the year in this
state than sl9cs everh as in the decision
Of a, ury, the result ~ an election or the
pay of delinquent 4bscriber. Yog are
sure the weathe- %ill change bat you
can't tell, it is true, whether yoa will need
boots o. slippers, oveJ1oat or FAM you
don't know whether quill get wood on
account till you car t see the outside
world for the enormous pile, Or have to
pay ST. for crows rest. Yes, we have.
a pleasant and sslubrious climate.
Dudley E. Jones Co., Little Rock,
sells all kinds q field 2a1 garden seeds.
The reports for the first quarter of
the present term of he Evening Shade
High School have Heen handed 10 the
patrons of the school, lne past week. The
progress made by the students, we under
stand, is very satisfactory ia almost every
case. Some Of the students do not stand
as high as to deportm4nt as they should,
but we are convinced that the next re-
port will show great Improvement in.
this respect. The school is large one
and it cannot be e1t oted that perfect
discipline can be attai ed the first quarter.
Parents d ould see &c i that their chill
dren observe all tte-t i,,rnlatiors Of the
school. By this m2aas'a Sr@nq success
awaits it.
Say, you fellow that slips around to
read your neighbor's paper ! What would
you think O. one your acqusintances here
in town who would come deliberately into
your barn yard every Saturday evening
and carry off doze4 eggs, o. a half
grown chicken, ten ears of corn or five or
ten cents worth of something else your
labor had produced, and then when you
came in to sell those articles and offer
them to this same sponge at the market
price, for him tell you your prices were
too high, your chickens too small or your
corn not of his favorite variety; or for
subterfuge, quote St. Loui5 or Liverpool
prices to you, and further annoy you by
telling the bystanders that your eggs were
rotten, your chickens had cholera and the
early corn you boasted of was raised on
another mans land How long would you
stand this till you would brand that fellow
as a dead beat and scallawag? A different
thing, you think. You point out the diff.
ference and we'll show you perpetual mo-
ton in a stump.
Sharp County record., 1885-02-12
WARNING ORDER.

Jane !: l.. Roberts, Sharp Circuit Court
John R. Roberts. in Equity
The defendant, John z. Roberts, il
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff, Jane l Roberts
T. sN Given under my hand and seal Of
w. Office, this Jan. 10Th, A. j. 1885.
7 4 r. u. HUpDLESToN, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1885-02-12
LOCI NEWS.
Town and County.

~ AN L-LD kUONt CObSA -td.bNSN bOJ1
who is not afraid to WORT, to learn the
printing business. The applicant must
be able to read and write, and expect to
serve as an apprentice for one year. Call
at or address the RECORD Office.
Dudley 2. Jones Co., Little Rock.
sells all kinds of machinery.
Mrs Walker Jones and Mrs. Cabler
are reported on t4e sick list this week.
Sheriff Hall is rejoicing oyer the ar
rival Of another daughteT at his residence.
Lawyer NcCaleb is attending e pro-
fessional business in Randolph county
this week.
Mrs. kult is still in very critical
condition. The physicians pronounce her
ailment chronic meningitis,
The express agent, at Hardy, has our
thanks for courtesies. Couldn't those two
wagons hsr' e."r e"E~e'a 'ao'''s'
Mr.. J, S. Herring, of Reeds Creek,
called to see the printer this week and left
dollar to pay for his county paper for
twelve months
We understand that our new preach
er, Mr. Brooks, has decided to lacate his
family at Barren Fork. He could not get
g, house here that altogether suited him.
Marriage licenses issued since Feb.
4th, in this county, are as follows; VIM.
D. Phillips to Mary 3. Hurt, S. A, Rog-
ers to N. D. Spurlock, John Spence to
Amanda Shelley, J. l. Mcclure to Sarah
Thomas
-MrsiArch Nicks made trip to Frank
lin last week that was regarded in a
very suspicious sight by some Of the boys.
A new suit Of clothes and clean shave
have been worn by men on their way to
the gallows.
"A few more loads Of wood on SUBJ
scription at this Office, please. Don't wait
ill the weather moderates, but if you
owe the Office and want to pay in wood
manifest that desiEc by bringing it in
without delay.
Don't forget to call on j. F. Martin,
the jeweler, when in Batesyille. His store
is on the corner opposite Maxfeld's. If
you are not prepared to buy, Mr.. Martin
will take pleasure in showing you through
his goods so you may know where to find
articles in his line when they are wanted.
Cur handsome young friend, Mr.. W.
O. McCord, of BateSville, now one of the
statesmen in the house of that gentlemanly
hardware dealer, Mr.. G. 7. Rosenthal,
made flying visit to Evening Shade last
Saturday and returned Monday. Oscar
was guest of his uncle, Capt. J. M.
McCord.
We have two more new correspond
ents this week. There are several other
populOus neighborhoods that should have
representation in these columns, and we
trust our readers may hear from them ere
another month has passed. Write up the
news, say every two weeks By this means
we will have two or three communications
for each week's issue. -------
Sharp County record., 1885-02-12

WANTED-To sell barber shop ard COM
plqte outfit. Apply to Il. F. Adams, who
will make sacrifice 'in r"ice Reason
for selling, it iuterferes With other busi-
ness.
Sharp County record., 1885-02-12

The following shows the amonnt of
cotton bought and shipped BY the Evening
Shade merchants up to this date; Cochran
& Son, 128 bales; R. D. Williams, 81 bales;
j. R. Metcalf, 25 bales; Shaver q Bro,
l2 bales-making total of 245. We
want the merchants at Ash Flat, Hardy,
Williford, Calanine and elsewhere in the
county to send this item in from their
respective towns and let them all be pub
lished.
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would go off and attend the parties OF
the evening while he immediately went
to bed and asleep. One night DURING
the United States bank
war, the president rupturod a
blood vessel and the opposition re-
ported that it was done In one OF his
paroxysms of rage. This report was
believed, and IL in current TO this day.
The facts were that Gen. Jackson car
rled bullet in his body, the result of
the Tom Benton difficulty, in Nashville,
many years ago. This bullet had al
ways caused him trouble, and contin-
ued to do so to the day of his death. On
this occasion Gen. Jackson had retired
as usual. Mrs. Jackson had lust left
the room and gone down stairs when
old Dick the generals body servant,
ran in crying, 'Massa An
drew dyingl Massa Andrew
dyinRP Mrs. Jackson ran up to his
room. She found him sitting in mis- arm
chair, very pale, but conscious. The
hrst thing he said was, "Dan't be
frightened, my daughter. Itis nothing
serious. Send for the doctor, but do not
arouse the house, The accident had
occurred in undressing. Dick, in taking
of the presidents coat had strained the
arm holding tho bullet, and this had
caused the rupture of one OF the minor
blood vessels. 1t healed easily, but the
pain at the time must have been very
great. The generals action In this case
was characteristic of the man, One OF
the great secrets of his success was his
perfect self rol."--Cfeveland Leader.
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BOOTHS DAUGHTER MARRIED
Elaborate Floral Decorations Grace TIL
Scene or The Wedding.

scene or The Wedding.
Boston, Mass, MAY Is. The wedding
of Mr.. Ignatius Grossmann aud Miss
Edwina Booth at the brides father,
Edwin Booth, ON Chestnut street, to-
day, was very quiet affair, but the
arrangements were on tho most elab
crate and generous scale. Reporter
were. excluded and all information re-
fused. R5v. DIR. G. A. B2rtol performed
tho ceremony. The floral decoration
were of the most extensive description
and arranged with great care, and the
effect produced was striking. Down tho
centre of tho room ran lane on each
side OF which was rustic fence covered
with passion vines, and as it neared the
window 1t threw cut two arms in the
shape Of a i, separating the bay window
space from tho parlor On the left of
the i was quaint little gate, A bar ran
across the room between the windows,
csYereI with sprays OF asparagus ten
iasimus, and suspended from the bar
was a true lovers knot made Of white
carnations and sweet elyslum Over
the windows were q lot OF palms, and
vases of roses and garland of MAY
flowers. About the rooms were dozen
or more eXottcs aud no end of roses,
The orchestra was at tho foot of tho
stairs. The guests were the immediate
New YORK aud Boston friends of Mr..
Booth. No one was admitted to the
| house without card, and only 60 OF
those were issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Gross
mann left for New York tonight,
whence they will sail for Europe. They
will not return till August
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Tho Fire REGARD.
AT MIEEs CITY, MoNrAv.

AT MlLkS CITY, MONTANA.
MILES CITY, Montana, May GA fire
last night in tho Merchants hotel spread
to the Cosmopolitan, cleared up The
northwest corner OF Main and Park
streets and eastward to sherburt and
Stone. The First National hank was
threatened, but WAS saved after about
5000 damage, and the Stock-growers
National bank was slightly damaged,
Loss, 100000; partially insured. ,Es
PENNsNLvANIA FORESTS BURNING.
EAsroN, Pa, May 22.-Mountain fires
have been burning for week north OF
Stroudsburg, Monroe county, and i'm
the vicinity Of Bushkiu. A great deal
of territory has been burned over.
Great damage has been done by the fires
TO farmers as well asto the timber inter-
ests. A forest tire has also been raging
between Bangor and Pen Argyle, and h
still doing considerable damage. the
fires on Blue Mountains, In the vicinity
of Daniclsville, Northampton county.
which were partly subdued two weeks
ago by rain storm, have broken ont
atresh and are spreading rapidly. The
forests are very dry and unless rain
comes soon great deal of valuable tim.
Der Will be destroyed.
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NEW York, May 22.-Goyornment
bonds quiet and steady, except an ad.
vance OF = in egistered AZ per cents.
This has been another quiet day at the
Stock Exchange, the total sales Of
stocks amounting 10 only ID, i0S shares.
With onlya slight reaction, however,
the market has been strong all day, and
closed with gain for the active list of
h@}s, after a reaction OF x 20 a per
cent. from the best prices realized. OF
to-day's business, So per cent. consisted
Oh trading In Lackawanna, New York
central and Uuion Pacific, which were
also prominent for advances made.
wee, President Huntington, of the Con.
trh Pacific, and President Houston, of
the Pacific Mail, had long conference
Today, the result OF which was that tho
racine Mail accepts from the Union and
the central Pacific companies the sub
sluy OF $4,000 per month without 70.
pate. IL is provided that after the agree.
ment has run for six months IL can be
ulscontinued on notice of 30 days by
either party 10 the compact. IL is re-.
garded by both parties as fair settle
hent OF the differences between them.
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THE FORT WORTH NEWS.
INVESTMENT COMPANY BEATEN.
Court Decision of Great Importance TO
Leading Citizens Sentiment on the
News" Subsidy scheme.
Business Changes, Etc.

Fort WoRTH, May 22.-[special,I-
The famous case of W. b. Womack VS.
the Texas Investment company Qimi
ted) has az last been decided, plaintiff
being awarded verdict for $4,000 and
judgment against Fore, Morphy & Hen,
derson, George b. Loving, b, b. Pad.
dock and W. A. Garner. The court, in
his charge TO the jury, decided that
Whlle the charter WAS set aside, the
STOCKHOLDERS IN inc company were MOI
co-partners, 30 the judgment was giyer
against The makers and endorseTs O,
the notes. The case will be appealed
There are some 40 other cases of a SINH
lar nature still TO be tried.
The open letter OF "Modest Merchant,
has set people here TO thinking, and
they begin to say they see no Reason
why "the Old Lady" by the sea should
DO subsidized when the HERALD and
the Gazette have fought SO val
iantly and labored so long for
the two cities. The headlines
To- the article in question in the HERALD
hit the nail squarsly on the head. IL is
almost an assured fact that il the News
should come here, il will be the oblitera
ton by purchase of the Gazette,
u. u. Doggett, who on yesterday sole
the Blooded Stock association build
ings to Buiord ct al, has decided TO III
once build three-story, SO by 100 bKild
ing on Houston street as the associa
tons home. Tho building will be iror
and glass fronts.
Elliott 4 Roe to-day bought the Can't
Joe Terrell block for $4,000, and sevora
other smaller transfers OF roal estate
were made, which indicates great i'm
nrovement In matters financial For
worth people have number OF IRON
In the fire just now, but they
Keep hammering them in rotation
to keep from cooling. 1t is thought by
conservative men evon that the boom
has solid basis, but should it be ephem
eral then Fort Worth will indeed suffer
in prestige as we'll as standing.
man named Harper was arrested
here to-day on a charge of cattle steal
ing in Hill county. He will be taker
back on Sunday morning.
Street-Walkers, women of the loves
character, have been playing their in
famous vocation very publicly lately, 81
three were arrested and lodged In In,
calabOOse last night.
Officers say tho murderer of Blacl
VOL, noted chief Of the Cheyennes
OF Montana, il in the city, and they hav,
written TO officials OF the territory
IN regard TO the reward offered. They
say that Senator Ingalls,, of Kansas, Il
the murderors attorney and has sue
ceedod this far In shielding him, bu
that with new governor they will hi
compensated for danger incurred In Mi
arrest.
IL seems probable now that Henry
Dixon, tho carpenter who has said {,
have been drowned In tho Trinity whit
fishing, the bank caviug In with him
was not drowned, but that being unde
a 2,OOO bond 10 appear az Waco, tool
this course, as q ruse 20 escape from IN,
consequences. However this Is bitterl,
denied by his friends and his wife cor
tainly mourn him AS lost. IL no wa,
drowned his body Is still under mas
Of earth which did slide into'the river.
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There, are. many cheap cosmetics
shored 70 sale, which claim TO contain
nothingi furious to the skin. This h
all bosh, "a or very nearly all are com.
pounded from the most doleterious and
poisonous drugs in the materla medica,
They destroy the vitality of the skin,
making tho consumer prematurelv
withered and old. J. A. Pozzoni guar.
antees his indicated complexion pow.
DER entirely free from all injurious mat
ner. Use none other and you will
never regret, Price 90 cents and $l.OO
per box Sold by all druggists and per
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Railroad News.

TRANsooNTINENrAL TRAVEL RATES.
CHICAGO, May 22.-The passenger de
partment of the Unconstitutional asso.
citation has agreed to make a temporary
rate until June s, when the next meet
ing is TO DO held. Rates are 20 pe SSi on
nrst class tickets between the Missouri
llNer and the Pacific coast, $50 between
~, Louis and the Pacific coast and $685.
from st, Paul to Portland, Oregon, In
stead ofS95. This WAS done so as TO
sgualize rates made by tho Atlantic &
necihc road, and without reference to
tne local tariff OF the Sout ern Pacific
until Junog
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Yesterday Mrs. Lena Rufarlo, who
was stabbed so severely few weeks
ago by h9r jealous husband, and who
was taken to the city hospital for treat.
mont, was discharged yesterday by
Health Officer Carter AZ cured. sho re.
celved several very ugly wounds, and
though they are not healed up entirely.
she Is able TO travel, and leaves this
morning for her home in Mexico. Her
husband is still in Jail, on the charge
OF assault to murder. The grand Jury Rs
IN session now investigating the charge
against hor husband, and, woman.ilke.
sue ~ hurrying away TO keep from be,
who smote her. anu"
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nenvy pamnrss Awnrdeh.

CLEVELAND, May Cat Erie, Penn
sylvania, to-day a jury awarded L. Ro-
senzweige, Esq., SiS,750 damages for be-
ing elected from "A Lake Shore passen-
ger train. The train was limited OK
press, and tho conductor refused TO re-
copt n regular ticket or money for Ro.
snnzwoige's passage from Cleveland to
Eric sRosonZweige fell on apile OF stone
when no was put OF the train, aud
paralysis was the result. He sued for
Ann OOO
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ST. GEORGE.

Al THE 81 GEORGE.
III II Raymond, Mex inney; w A
Stocks, New Albany, Mississippi; d l.
Chisholm, Terrell; Bill II Brown,
Athens; j S Stranghon, Palo Pinto; j
w Carter, Dallas; X II Embrio, Duck
Creek; S w Conner, Rusk; A n Miller,
Alvarado; John Il Barry, Paris, Texas;
Joseph Fischer, Free City, Indiana; @ Il
Mcdonald, Waxahachie; Robert Bon
ner, agent Crescent Comedy comp any;
James Mallory, Corsicana; II Bau,
Greenville; CT Lutz, Marshsll; John
Giddings, III NJ Band amp, Ennis; II o
Smith, Lovisvllle; s Berger, Ohio;
Slnler, city; George A Mccain and
wife, Weatherford; b FiOrence, Az.
lanta, Georgia. Il 4 Kelly, Cleburne; /.
ID MoShee, DOdd City; & Reich, Dallas;
Sam Ayers, w J Durham, Dallas; S Z
Wilson, Waxahachia; G rracv, city
Green Il Hill, Mckinney; fl L Jones,
Jefferson; Charles A Shitz, Jeiier.
SON. Mrs Wincler and son, Jefferson.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR,
kappi SJ Louis; A l. do GeZuac,
Chicago; W j Daniels, St Louis; i
brooks, Atlanta, Georgia; Il A Fisher,
EiN"uAANi > y NNNNllhhtks uAllASt II -
Ecuoll and wife, Fort Worth; NJ w
Potts, Colorado, Texas; b r Ware and
wife, Coloredo; A S Nicholson, Fort
Worth; L y Gree, Galveston; Robert
Brewster, u A Bolts aud servant, Hous-
tom w A Gibson, Miss N Estoll, Win
chester, Tennessee; Il Merrydeld.
cry; G Arson Jones, Houston: w ii
McCrsckon, Albany; n Il Edwards.
Ennis; Frank Wheat, city; George a
Preston, Bonham, Texas; John Collier.
Mansfield, Tex; Il Is Christians st Louis;
j ii Crutcber, Longviow, Foxes;
Alfred Walker, Tyler; III Cheek, Raj,
eigh, North Carolina; Il IA Norton Chi
cage; George Noble, Kansas; r O Chat
ham, Bryan; w a Grubbs, j w Damn,
James NJ Curran, st Louis; # A Man.
ningi Dallas;J 5 Gruman and son. Miss
IL Gruman, Terrell; Charles A Harri.
son, San Francisco; Il DoArmand, Me-
Kinney; Ed Richardson, Detroit; Il G
Magely, Cleeurne; Miss y Reid, J G
Estel, Winchester, Tennessee; N ]
Speyer, New York; Ladd NJ Watts, Gal.
weston; K Potts, Virginia.
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Gen. Grant.

NEW YORK, May % There was some
undue irritation in Gen. Grants throat
last night, attended by frequent at.
tempts to clear the surfaces OF mucus
Those efforts further irritsted the parts
and = the general being apprehen.
slYe OF waketul night, suggested that
Or Douglas remain through the night
Whlcn he dld' When the doctor left this
morning he said the generals appre.
at II 80 last night and continued TO slsar
at intervals until $50 this morning. Al
That time Re awoke with little, Ii any
pain. The doctor thought the east wind
and the raw, chilly weather affected the
unfavorably.
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lib. MarrOWfat Peas.
lib. Mackerel.
Pickles in barrels.
Valencia RaisinS.
MaCkeTGl in Barrels.
All kinds Of Sweet Cakes

The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased at SHEER
lFF"s SALE a. considerably less than half
their value, enables the management to set
prices down so low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all its details goods pur.
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in It's accustomed rank of being. the
Largest, Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas.
3. RosENTHAL, Proprietor,
D. GOsLIN, Manager.
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BRENNAN, May %. = Special. - Ed
Shelby, one-legged white man, under
sentence to the penitentiary for three
years for theft from person, in iail
waiting the result OF an appeal TO the
court oil appeals, suicided last night by
water composition OF the heads of 210
sulphur matches. He took the potion AT
9o'clock, and was by midnight corpse,
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Every lucy uses Pozzoni's medlcated
complexion powder. tits household
treasure. The madam finds It impossi-
BILE 10 20 down town without first rub
bing iton. II the baby cries she goes
for the puff-box. If the cold man"
comes home rufiied or chafed, because
cools and allays his troubles. Then ali
Is gladstone Joy. No family should be
without II.
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A Cyclone In the Ear Northvn.,

WINNIPEG, May "a hearvy cyclone
passed over the northwestern outskirts
of the city yesterday afternoon, travel.
ing eastward. 1t caused great water
spout where Il struck the river. Roofs
were blown off OF several houses and a
few people we're injured, but none killed,
so TAR as heard. A similar storm was
seen ~ me same time 10 the southwest
of tho city going In the same direction.
IL is not known what amount of damRge
was caused.
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Andrew JAokson,a Norys.

While Jackson was president he al
ways retired at 10 o'clock at night. Mrs
Andrew Jackson, jr., who oas mistress
Of the White House, went with him 10
his chamber, where the general read a
chapter OF the bible, and they had
prayers together. Then he would say,
"Good night, my daughter,p and she
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NEWARK, n. j., Nay 22.-Tho family
of the late Secretary Frolinghuysen
make no secret of the fact that the first
serious illness of Judge Frelinghuyson
was due to sconite that In some uuac-
countable way was bottled with the
mineral water no used. DR.. Lincoln, OF
Washington, says there was enough lett
I'm the bottle TO XIII four men.
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POZzOnl.

POZzODl.
No name is better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that of
MIR. j. A. Pozzoni. For years he has
made himself famous by the elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
its way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admiros
beauty in ladies. Nothing will do
more to produce or enhance it than a
use of Mr.. Pozzoni's preparations.
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Ial,or Af.,,.,s.

ANOTHER MAMMOTH MINE STRIKE.
MOUNT CARhEL, Pa, May 22.-All the
mules were hoisted from tho Pennsyl-
wanna colliery to-day, and II looks as
snough the strike whereby 700 men were
mr nv, Idle Will continue for long time.
the lS per cent. reduction also Affected
quo ooiiiery suporlntenders, In conss.
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The Weeks FaIlnraa

NEW YORK, May Robustness fail
ures throughout the country the last
seven days number: For the United
states, ga; Canda, %; total, 239-agaipst
"a tor last week. More than two-thirds
Oh the failures in the United States are
occurring In the Southwestern and the
Pacific states.