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Washington

ADMIRAL DAVID D. PORrEn has recon.
mcnded to Secretary whitney improvement
IN the apprentice system Of the Navy.
SECRETARY oil SrArE BlYARD has cabled
81 Minister Phelps in London % mako such
Representations 90 Lord Salisbury about Lord
fackyilles recent letter concerning Amori-
can Uo.itics os would cause the withdrawal on
the British Minister 70 Washington no once.
THE total bond purchases todate under the
circular n April ~ were g. ,ff7 $50. OF
which sJi $4,000 were four p.r cents.
and s3s.Bj5,SjO were four nnd half Ter
ccuts Jhalr coat wos aB.0JtJlO for the
fOurs AMI 1913 $50 for the t's making n
totaioi si0I3i2,l15 The Treasury surplus
81 stated 90 60, 5000.
JusTiCz BRADLEY. OF tho Supreme Court
of the United States has declared uucoBst
fuionni 900 State Jaws imposing q license
tax upon commercial travellers not residents
CT the Stoto imposing tho tax.
EturgL u. ALBR1 of New York. whose
nomination ns superintendent OF indian
Schools failed OF confirmation bY Che Senate,
has been appointed so that oaico by tho Preii.
dent
THe United States Court OF Claims has
resssemb "a f0r the winter session.
PHEaDrsr CLEVELAND has appointed
Spencer B Ncwbury and Rush g. Hawkins,
~ Ncw York 60 be- assistants 90 ths United
States Comnis Ouer-Gcueral TO the Paris
Exposition
THE PRESIDENT has sent Tor Commodore
Harmony acting Secretary of Tho Navy. and
instructed him % take immediate STOPS for
there iet ofthe thirteen wholers now hemmed
in hy ice in iho Arctic Ocean. a revenue
cruiser wiz he nent there Immediately.
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THE LABOR WORLD.
WE now export locomotives.

WE now export locomotives.
ENeIIsH employers fear a struggle for al
oight.hour day.
THE Troy CN. " milkmep had 1900 peo
pie at thoir recent picnic
CoioaHD mon are drivers and conductor
on Savannah GA street cars
NEW YORK women arc furnished with IRE,
workingwomen's Sunday concert.
A COLLEGE OF carpentry for women hai
been started at Cambridge, England.
a PUTsBURG firm has offered soft steal fol
structure use at the same price az iron.
JAPAN rover imports workmen, hut sends
III citizens 10 study the arts and sciences
OYER 5000 female workers were thrown
ont OF work in 1887 10y strikes aud lockouts IN
New York State
A CHICAGO firm supplies the world wits
burial shoes The output i3f from fifty TO one
hundred pairs pr day.
TWENTY THOUSAND Yorkshire collicrs de.
manded q ten por cent. advance in wages
and telling to get it, struck.
Two-TBIRDs OF tho flour barrel coopsrs IN
Minneapolis have struck FOR au edyance from
five % seven cents per barrel
PRINTEHs are subscribing quite libernlly
70 the fund for status OF Horace Greeley 10
be erected In Now York City.
TnE West Shore Road shaving great d m
outy in repairing the West Point (N. "
AZ Antrim, Penn, the operators have no
tilted the miners OF "A reduction equalin2
fourteen per cent OF their fifty cents q ton
Nvo-t
AZ averR-a ~ nns innn fer everv r-,'if'~~
IS killed dairy on tine railroais OF this coun.
Try, aud one out OF oyery thousand is I'm.
1ured.
AT Jersey City, n. j., the worlsingmen's
SILK aud Death Benefit Association, has been
organized OF exclusively members in Labor
Unions
a JEW days AGO. in q gun foundry nt
Petersholf, the Car Of Russia lifted Il mass
Of steel we Ching noarly 700 pounds 20 the
cheers OF the surrounding workmon.
Og tho Volgo River in Russia, tie Longest
stream Ia Europe, there nre 300 vessels at
work, aud 20J, OOJ men work on it. handling
5000, o. tons OF merchandise per year.
THRoUGH reports gathere from over l0J
cities in tho Dnitol states, the NaBiOnnl
Labor bureau at Wa hington has ascertainsd
that the average yearly earnings OF Ameri.
can workingmen Is 500.
The estimated strong OF tho Brotherhood
OF Braksmen Is liJ0JJ msmbers Its ca.h
receipts for the ye1r were sl4j, ,fO5, OF which
sl-3OOj were paid out for benefits There
have been 2JJ nsw lodges instituted durIn {
the year.
ITALIAN immigrants TO New York live on
n.nc cents day They make q soup with O
bit Of pork and cas,-on shrod5 OF cabbage aud
serve II with black bread. Some Italian
loUorcrs who are receiving seventy cents
e day are growing rich.
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a GIn ,o lho souih.

Daniel Hand, n rich resident OF Guilford,
Conn, has given Co tho American Mission.
AIRY Association, of New York. $1,000, 900 for.
the education of colored men In tho old slave
States
Mr.. Hand was grocer In Charleston, s..
G., before tho war, and, being OF Northern
sentiments went North when the war broke
out, leaving AL his property, about $780, 900,
IN charge OF George w Williams, his con.
iidentiai clerk and n Southerner Mr. VIII :.
Jams used the property prohtably during tbs
war, and by investment In Southern pine
lands became very rich. Six years ngu
Judge Luzon b. Morris, of New Haven, coun-
sci for Mr. Hand, advised the latter TO seek n
settlement with Mr.. Williams Mr.. Williams
cnmo 20 New Haven and honorably paid up
the original sum aud interest, amounting Ca
50 1000, sending on tho last instalment two
years ago. This amount with the accrued
interest forms the great bulk Of the sum now
returned 60 the South 10y Mr.. Hand.
The association Is TO have unrestricted
charge OF the expenditure OF the interest, OK !.
copt that q must be devoted TO the education
OF such colored people as are needy and in.
digent end such as by their health strength
and vigor OF body and mind give indications
OF efficiency and usefulness In after life
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Late NEWS IN sRrEr.
Eastcrn and NIIddIe statos.

T1iE is,OlQ coke workers in the Connells.
VILE region OF fennsylvania have been noti.
ned OF an advance OF from FIVE 10 ten per
cent IN their wages, TO take effect in Noycm.
Ger, when the price OF coke viii be ad.
Nanced twenty-five cents pr ton,
Dr. RonERT LEONARD. Associate Judge OF
Carbon County and among the oldest resi-.
dents OF Mauch Chunk, Penn. has bcon
killed en- the railroad, near Glen Onoko,
Penn.
NouNc Mrs Thomas ]. Lynch. while uf.
fcring from dclirium duo TO illness, threw
herself from q third.story window OF the
Hotel Bristol, New York. and was killed
JANIS BRENNAN, n New York policeman,
was murdered while in the discharge OF his
duty by Henry Carlton, am ex-convict
ERlE, Pcnn., was considerably damaged hy
furious gale. Two men were blown'o tho
dock and drowned and houses. cars and
shipping were destroyed or greatly damaged
PRESpENr CLEVELAND reviewed tho last
afternoon Democratic business mems parade
In New York. Mrs Cleveland witnessed the
procession nom window of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
TnE Faraday carbon works aud Hearn a
Mckermons axle factory, Pittsburg, were
burned Loss, $4,000
ALvAG HUMwELr, OF Norridgcnock, Me,
who was recently arrested for poisoning his
wife, has committed suicide in Jail 10y shoot
ing.
Two well defined earthquake shocks, pro
ceded by reports similar Go the discharge OF a
cannon, were felt nc New Bedford Mass.
The shock w0sR also felt across the Acushnet
in Fair Haven.
InE snr.ace OF Curry Hill m're a. Plyni.
outh, Tenn, has cavsd in, carrying down
nifty houses. Tho residence OF John Fox was
totally demolished, and several OF tho In.
mates were seriously injured. One hundred
persons were left homeless
WI fi.t
who led the Black tlag rebellion in Tonouin
several years ago. recently died in Mott
street, New York City, aud was buried i'm
Evergreen Cemetery with elaborate funeral
ceremonies A large procession OF China,
men participated IN the ohsequies.
THE George Westinghouse electric com.
pnny, of Pittsburg, Penn. has been awarded
The contract for plant 20 light the City OF
London, England, o. cost about 100000
IL VIII DO tho largest plant IN the world.
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IN Mon.tache Was IlI. PorLnnn.

During the recent visit Of the Prince
Of Wales TO Hungary hc was much struck
with the magnificent mOusiachcs worn
by The coachmen Of that country. One
man In particular reused ihe admifation
Of lis royal hfghness by the ferceness
and groco of his hirsuto adornmcnts.
The Prince engage ] him. on reaching
Marlborough House the chu saw thattbe
conchmen. footmon and, in fact. an Che
servants wore faces devoid or hair. lie
$50 once sought barber and had his face
shaved clean. Whom the Prince saw
him agnin De was hofriGod "I on0aQed
you for your mOusiacho and for noihinu
else, said his highncss. That evening
tho Hungarian sot out Tor his native
land. 49, GfaDh e.
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south and West.

TnE Brotherhood OF Railway Brakemon,
| which has been Ia session Rt Columbus Ohio,
adjourned without porfeciing the scheme 10
federate all American railway employees
EPHRAIm MAYEs has been hanged at Edge.
Held. ). G., for tho murder Of Jacob Burt, n
dear mute about sixty years old and almost
helpless; Ben j. Carter. "A cowboy, who shot
and killed. another cowboy, named Jaffrcy
has been hanged at Rawlins, Wyoming, and
Hugh Blackman, cOlored, has been hanged at
Toledo, Ark, for killing a man known az
big SIX" In quarrel over IA gambling
game.
WILLIAM 4. HAMILTON, ex-Untod States
Senator and Ex-Governor OF Maryland has
died OF pneumonia at llagerstown, Md.
DAVID GATES, Young barkeepar Of COL
iax, Washington Territory, shot and killed
his WHO and then committed suicide
MRs. HENRIETTA SPTRr, aged seventy.
eight, and Mrs. Martha Beckel. aged sixty
five, inmptes OF the German Home for tho
Aged ia Baltimore, Md, were found dead in
bed, snlfocated 10y gas.
REPORTS received IN Chicago Indicate that
the potato crop this year win be 2lg, g,Gis,00O
bushels against 2OS. i4G, 900 in 1887 The crop
is tho largest ever known.
a RIOT followed tho performance Of John
Bobinson's circus in Barhoursvie, KY.
when William 6oodin took exception 10
joke by the rinRmasier He jumped into the
:. ~ - mp 30 eiup,oye AMI three Of his
-
THE ravages Of hog cholera stnl continue
around Findlay, Ohio In Portage town.
ship over GOOJ have fallen victims 70 the dis
ease
THE West bound passenger train nj
Charleston, w. Va. was thrown over an
euhankment by a wilfuily misplaced switch,
aud two employees were burned % DEATH
COUNTY JUDGE TARTAR OF Pulaski, KY,
was drowned ia Pitman Creek while 70
turning with Congressman Finley from an
electionecring tour.
NATHAvIEL WATTS. tho last Of tho old de.
fendcr3 who repuisei tho British attack on
baltimore. September II, 1914, has Just died
there, aged ninety three.
a HANpcAR was run down by special
train OF the Burlington road, near Dubuque,
Iowa, and three Of It's riders Wero killed
TnE little town OF Halo, No, has been
wiped out by fire.
a GANG Of men repairing n bridge at Du
Cuin, H., threw n girder, which was its
main support, out Of plumb, throwing the
bridge Into the river. IN tho wreck VIM
Thompson was instantly killed. and Arthur
Mcliea, james Campbell, ID. MaTed John
Edmunds and Theodore Harris were fatally
injured. -Four others sustained serious in.
juries
MISS Bo1foN, Of Raleigh, N. G., an elderly
maiden fell IN fire in her house and was
burned 10 death.
Az explosion Of natural gas in schnIthsis's
tannery nt Lima. Ohio, Killed JOHN Schul-
thsis. Peter Klein and James Hubbard.
REv. ADHIAN Derentc n Catholic clergy.
man, has committed suicide at Dallas, Toxas,
by shooting himself with pistol Iio was a
native Of France, 15 years Old
a SENSATION was created IN The Criminal
Court room 90 Kansas City, MO, by the sui-
cido Of Jack Fleming, the Deputy Mershai.
who drew o revolver and blew his brains out
while the Court was in session.
THE boiler OF tho tug Lawrence burst nt
hilearaeg wis c.l f1... iaea ao.5 LiH1l.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08

florr Hagenbcck, Of Hamburg. the
leading German wild beast dealer. lately
received "a letter from Rosa Bonhcur, tho
great animal painter inquir.nU if she
could come % his menagofic aud select %
couple Of panthers whichshe wos anxious
io paint from life. fn reply Che Wild
beast dealer was gallant enough e. Jay
That there wos no need of Nine Bouhcur
opposing herself % q fatiguing Journey,
but ihat ho would instead end her. in
charge Of q keeper we'll packed and
secured. three fno pauihera which she
could keep as long as sho pleased and
return bY the keeper when she had
quite done With them. Rosa Bonhour IS
painting those panthcs now.
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hesitating, as If the English language
had not words enough to describe him
adequately. "He had on n brjSht blue
tio--and his hair was black with oil
aud he wasn't quite clean ~
Meanwhile mamma was quietly open
Meet me at the upper end of the
Common at five o'clock tomorrow. she
read, cor l'll know the reason why.n
Then she considered, and we cried
Finally she said, 81 needn't tell Won
what l think of your conduct: Won
probably estimate il correctly. now that
YOU see its results. But il / am to helm
you out Of your trouble, you must do
exactly as tell you. "Kitty, shall see
your father, and explain your de Of the
affair: being a cats paw. you're not quite
as bad as the others. Now don't leave
this room till come back"
oh, the miserable afternoon we spent
there,
smiling.
There, girls. she said, ''he's gong
on the $50 train, and : don't believe
he'll come back !"
''Qh, what did you dot" we cried.
well, | went first TO Kittys father.
10 tell him she had been foolish but moi
wicked, and he quite agreed with me that.
il you three girls value your good name.
the story must never be talked about.
The young man was still lingering In the
post oiice, no doubt watching to hear
his letter called for, and ] invited him
to get into the carriage, and drive home
with me-"
"OhW we cried, still in fear and hor
ror. but mamma smiled
lie was very embarrassed, but sue.
ceeded IN persuading him 10 make me a
call. We had some cake and lemonade,
and after long talk, chiefly on my side.
he agreed with me that nc was never TO
trouble you again"
But how did you persuade himlp
asked Zee.
81 .e.t it to his honor as agentleman, -
said mamma, sweetly; and looking into
her sincere and lovely face, realized,
that IL must be indeed a hard heart
which could withstand her. 'Run
home and confess, Kitty" she added.
- our father is all ready to forgive
you"
Next day came our letters, addressed
without a word, 20 Bella Dunn. Evi.
deatly he intended TO make MS as com.
Portable as possible by assuming that he
didn't know our real names. When they
had burned TO ashes i'm the kitchen stove,
Bee, followed by her double, marched
resoiutely TO her mammals room, and
spoke.
Mamma, said she, "were not going
to talk much about it, because were too
ashamed, but If we can show you how
much we love you'-and we put our
four arms around her, and inaugurated
that moment the system which made
papa say the other day, peering at us
quizzicllly
Dear me never saw such dotine
par rs you have grown to be. Why,
you're as much in love with mamma ne I
am
They've begun to show some proper
feeling, put m great aunt. with dignity.
NO wonder they're grateful TO her for
changing them from hoydens into young
ladies. - YoutFs Conn Gn'oa.
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While Testing a Fire Escape Three
Boys arc Killed

II. 9. Wilson, OF Zanesyille, Ohio, has for
several days been testing new fire escape,
attached 20 the front of tho Monongahela
Honse, In Pittsburg. Penn. Tho nrotscapS
man secured three boys who were watch
ing the proceedings, and 10y Civ
ing them five cents each, induced
them to go down ON It. Tho boya were
James McCune, aged fourteen years. John
Dudley, aged fifteen, and Daniel Nagle, aged
fifteen Ascending 90 Wilson's room the
rope was passed under their arms When all
three had been securely fastened they
were carefully swung from tho window ana
started Go descend. They had gono
down but a few foet when there came
snap The rope parted closo 10 the pulley, nnd
tho boys were dashed 10 the sidewalk seventy
feet below McCune and Dudley were almoir
instantly killed, and Nagle fatally injured.
Wilson was arrested aud locked mp. He was
almost cra2ed by the occurrence, and an
open penknifc found in his pocket leads o.
the belief that ~ his excitement he meant to
kill himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08

W. Luce, a member of the French
Academic des Inscriptions, read, at the
last meeting OF that body, a very curious
royal decree. dated January p, 1415. in
which King Louis XI gives some
orders about a number OF dogs which
he wished TO be provided for keeping
watch over tho Abbey o. Mont St
Michel. NJ. Luce, promising that the
question Is one OF special interest in 4
now, when attempts are being made TO
utilize dogs for military purposes. re
calls the fact that the early French
kings placed almost unlimited conf
dence in the patronage of 81. Michael.
aud endowed the aObey dedicated 10
him with a great many valuable lands
AMI privileges. lie says that King ouis
~. made two pilgrimages to the Mont
81. Michel, the first in flG3 and the
second in 1913, and that duriuo his
second visit he allowed himself TO be
persuaded by the commander OF the
fortress that it would be very de-
sirabie TO provide n number Of watch.
dogs The King issued an edict that
sum Of twenty-four Lives tournois
should be paid out Of the revenues of the
district Of Avfauchos for the keep Of
these dog-, which are 10 be chained M
and kept under control by day. and
set loose by night about tho said fort
ress, to protect and keep watch over It &"
NJ. Luce adds that fihe keeping watch
over the Mont ST. Michel presented many
difficulties, and there can be no doubt
that If ITS defenders were able TO pre-.
vent any surprise on the part OF the
English for twenty-soven years this was
IN n great measure due to the sharp
look-ou kept by these dogs. lie is
also Of opinion thnt the breed Of dogs
used for keeDing watch over the Abbey
-. Michel is one which may still be
found in the neighboring district be
tween Avfanchcs and So. Malo. - L1adon
Time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08
Commodore schiey Wants 5000
Boys To study Seamanship.

Commodore w. s. sehley, OF the United
States Navy, In his report has nude strong
appeal 20 Congress for modern vessels for the
training schools The present vessels are
hardly worthy OF repnir, though they nro
now being put in condition for further SER
vice
Commodore schley is in favor Of further
incroase in the scope Of tins school 10 II bis
desire that the boys should not only be care
fully grounded in all tho ru1iments Of sea
manship but that with tho aid OF modern
crafts they be carried higher In the art and In
Quoted into the mysteries OF the cruisers or
the day.
The Commodore Is also inclined 10 favor nv
Increase OF the number OF boys lie would not
be nyerse TO having 200 boys attached TO tho
fchoOl iu the various stages Of instruction The
Commodore thinks that this number could
be ncceruc loted md use found for them
as soon as tlpy are LADY fJr a-sivs service.
lie would like TO send all Of tho vessels OiIb
on a rowing commission, enlistng boys 10
the senpoFts He Il also anxious 70 fccIrs
Joys from the Pacilc SlOp,.
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eEFoRE rHE FROST.

A little heaven below OF bloom,
This garden spot OF ours
Its sweet-peas' winged host; it's pure,
White-robed alyssum flowers;
Its shining host OF marigoids,
Each one with cleaning crown;
ltspurple cloud of heliotrope.
Sweet incense shedding down.
Blue, golden. crimson, not ono hue
or rainbow glory lost.
Twas never half 50 fair before,
And now, 20 night, the Frostl
How loath tho winter was to goI
.ssx lagzard was the sprinsi
How sloA the seed from out the ground
The first green leaf T. bringl
How long the folded buds delayed
To show the hidden fowersi
We've watched il with vhAt palient care,
This garden plot OF oars,
And now, when all this wsaith OF bloom
RePays the pains il cost
CTS bife's old story told AGAIN.
Tonight will come the Frost,
--Jfariln Douglas, in BaSar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08
SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
General Greeiy Submits Ills Renort
nnd ItecOmmcndafiOn4.

The report OF General Greedy, Chief OF the
United Etates Signal Service, shows that
ilO) cities reeve the daily weather report
Wy telegraph During the yeIr the average
or su cts.iul preict.on5 was GI The
coh wave iieg was ordered 10 lf4g
tines and verified 1910 He tbifite tho
.orce can bc relgcci oDi recommends n n
bureau 10 De made up ~ ore chief oeicer
one MAJOR, five Cap ans. hte FiIft Lic1toa,
tnts, tWo lroiessois. thiol Assistant Profess.
ors % fergeautsa oiferyert. 0fty Conner
IS nud titY piiNntts T4is be- b.lievea
Woid feluce eJpenes 500, ,soNl iIa aieo
fef omm m'nds % gIirr rae ~ ply for ohssry.
If .ntfnetl9 s .u rny gnnls u employ
Hi- Ut or r'ii nrs na e..isia1ts fo oi serrnra
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HAYTIAN REVOLUTION.
A Dread fuI Night on tb, Tnrb ,lcnt
Little land

Advicas jusi received from H1yt say tbat
never before had Port au Prince passed saai
night as that OF seD.cmler 2{
The night was deld.uly dark nn8
revolution was abroad The Or ng com.
meuced ot lalf past seven O'Clock aal the
cannon oni oniluy guns ~ ths polacs dlI
Nfeaqlul execution o. did ai O t4s s.o.s from
ths big quits o. Fort AoKenIcr. which
tfashcd clear through the bu ii.nzs. DESTROY.
tneY caHc in contact The firing laefrd ur
~ sA o. ociock neft morning. Three hunIrel
feffons were killed nnl over nvo hundred
wounded including many women aul chif.
nitn. NmonR ihe notable Icrs0ns Killed.
D sides General eodo Tpleroe.no ,,ore
.n-.r. Cllll-. EaIIn nnI lnn..-a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-11-08

In the French Chamber OF Deputies w.
Peytral, the Minister Of Finance, spoke In
defence Of the budget lie said 10 was nn
imperative necessity TO retain the extrnordi
nary war budget for several years longer.
ITO war estimates for tho currenJ year
amount 60 S3G,O00,0J The total Of the
sums asked by tho Minister OF War Is Stsg.
10000, Of which amount e40J0,OO0 has
already been voted
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THO elegantly dressed foreign ladies TO-
comfy drowned fhemsP.vcs n tts lako in
which King Ludwig Of IavarIo committed
surilc
KING MLAS Of scrvia has settled 500, 600
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81 nmaII rnneesaicn-

Elderly Lady (to hoy in hardware
si oreJ-"llev ye got any o. them hand.
bellows Ter uildin' frcsf'
Boy--"le there's somethin' nice
--twonty-6vc cents each.
Elderly Lady -"ls ihat the cheapest
ye can sen emp
Boy-''l but I'l tell you what
lh 90, os you don't look TO he q very
sirentby old lsdg l9l $50 IL with witd
Ter you. n-Ljt
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Tue acton OF The Prcsdent IN breaking or
the oincial relations Of Lord Snckville with
the United States was bssed upon n state.
ment OF all the facts OF the case which wns
laid before him by tho Secretary OF state.
This statement Is as follows:
DEPARTMENT or STATE
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