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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-01
BEIDGEPORT.

g Tor a box Of REECHAM's PILLS
',ila a guinea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-01
nv HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE

w RAILROAD On and after wednes.
day June 1, 1897, trains will run as follows
City Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-01

tDalIy except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will haye Elm Grove
at 9:43 y. m and Wheeling at 1917 2. "a.
H. r. WEISGRRBER,
Can HanaOer
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
VIE You Go East This FaIi ?

If 50, II will be 10 your interest to
11lly acquaInt yourself with the excel
lent main service now in effect between
Chicago, Buffalo, New York. Boston
and intermediate points. via the Lake
Shore Route" Through trains leave
Chicago at 500 and 1870 a. n. $40.
5-3e. 7-45 and 11-30 p. m 'The Chicago
and Boston Special" (ID-30 a. NJ is the
only complete raIn through from Chi
eago 10 New England. II has dining
car serving meals the entirs distance.
IN itself an exclusive feature. and the
equipment Of the train throughout
Is OF the very highest standard. The
Chicago and New York Limited {5:39 D.
H. embOdles al that is modern ana
novel ID railway transport, and has very
appropriately been called "a perfect
train" J. Z Hull. T P. A., I54 East
Third street, st. Paul, Mimi; C. <.
HIiDer, W. 2. A., Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
CHARGED TOO MUCH.
Armour & Co. Suing Eastern
Roads for Overeharges
on Meat.
The Reading Claimed TO Be
the Greatest Of
fender.
Complainants AIlega Over
charges on Thirty Mill
ion Pounds.
Report OF the Government
Directors Of the Union
Pacific.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Armour 4 CO..
The packers. who some time ago brought
suits in the United States court 10 re-
cover large sums from the Eastern rail
roads 1Or alleged excessive and Illegal
freight charges. filed bills of particulars
IN each case today. The compiainants
aleEe Overchsrges en- over 80, 000. 600
pounds Of meat shipped East. the desti-
nation of every pound Of which is item
lied. together with the rates charged by
the various lines, and what should have
been charged.
By far the greatest offender against
Armour Il Co. as shown IN the record.
is the Philadelphia & Reading Railway
company. During The period in which
the OYercharges were made The plaintiff
company shipped LOG cars Of
meat over the Reading road 10 various
Eastern points These cars carried 20
30l-@6I pounds OF meat. The rate
charged per 100 pounds was between
90 and 70 cents. while il is claimed the
regular and fair rate was ana should
baue been but from Sc to A. cents. The
amount collected by The Heading road
was Sl.02l-l9S. an alleged overcharge of
S249, $50. On The Delaware d Hudson
Canal railroad the OVercharga amounted.
4 Is claimed, 10 81. 81: on the Delaware,
LackaWanna Il Western TO SO. .T42: On
the FItehhurg 10 sic. ~: on tie Balfl-
more x ONO 10 SI5,255, and on the West
Shore 10 S9Gl7.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
STAGGERED MARVEL
Additional Chapters Shown 2
That the Farmers Have Been
Robbed for Many Years.
Evidence Submitted to General
Manager ManveI in 1855 That
Staggered Him.

CHICAGO, Sept 24.-The Herald this
morning prints fourteen columns more
regarding the alleged wheat and eleva-
tor combine Of the Northwest. A large
part OF the article Is an interview with
Capt George c. Mhiteomb. formerly Of
Alexandria, Mimi, who. II i said. ID
vestg21ed the operations of the elevator
men IL 1855. There are also interviews
with Nj NaleoI and with President
Marvel. Of ths Santa Fe road, on the
same subject. Mr. ManEei was IN 1885
the general manager of the ST. Paul.
Minneapolis < Manitoba road. Ee was
asked If he remembered when Can't.
Mhitcomb. Of Alexandria. visited MIN
II 81. Paul, and showed him some cor
respondence rejecting upon the bust
ness methods Of c. 5. Hulburt. manager
OF the Pillsbury-W ashburn elevator.
He said that he recalled Capt. Whit
combs visit
u sent for Capt. Wniicomb." con
tinUed Mr.. ManFel. because l under
stood ne had been circulating some dam
aging stories regarding the robbery of
tie farmers by the elevator men. and /
wanted him 10 prove them or stop il al
once. When Capt a hibc0mb. IN sup
port OF his claims showed ne the letters
he had secured, l confess l was stag
gered
Were they OF an discriminating nat
IRE. thsn?"
i don't say that scarcely remen-
ber the contents, II Is so long ago-but
know / considered them OF sufficient
importance 10 send for mir. Pillsburv.
ana 10 urge MIN TO sever his relations
with Hubert
Then you did not yourself ask Mr..
6ulburt for his Fesignati0n?''
'-0h. no; what right had ! 10 do that?
l simply told MIR. PillsbuTy there had
been great many unpleasant reports
afloat concerning Mr.. Hulburf-whether
true or false, knew noF-and that it
would be better Tor the road. for the
farmers and for his own Interests 10 IN
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
WITH HIS CONSENT.
Sensational Developments in a
Michigan Divorce Case.

WACoNsTA- Mich, Sept. as-ReT. J.
j. Dobbin has been placed II the asy-
lum for the insane. Some time ago he
brought charges Of adultery against his
wife. naming one Charles Allen in con-
nection with the matter. Allen claimed
the improper relations were maintained
with the husbands consent Allen also
made public that years ago he had been
cast ouI OF the church IN Canada and
had never been reinstated. Dozens Of
people he had married found that they
had never been married. as he was not
qualified TO perform the wedding eere-
mony. Many have children ten wears
DID, while others are scarcely out OF the
honeymoon. The violent indignation
expected has unsettled the parsons
mind.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
Earnings INCREASE.
Report OF the Government Di-
recto~s OF the Union Pacific.

rectors OF the Union Pacific.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24-The govern
ment directors OF lhe Union Pacific
railway company today submitted their
annual report 10 the secretary Of the IN
terror The report says that the pros
perify Of the railway system Is IN the
highest degree satisfactory and that TIT
rOadbed and equipment has been fully
maintained and Improved The general
business q lie company, Is shown by
both gross ana net receipts. has I'M
proved and promises & very gratifying
Increase Of earnings for the current
year
For the Union Pacific railway proper
the earnings and expenses for the six
mouths ended June 30. 1892, have been
as follows 1891 earnings. $. 637. $50: :
1892, $, 909-33 increase. 1912. 272: ex-
penses, 1891. 1882, 3339; 1892, 50, s. .z65;
decrease. S15S-394; surplus. 1881. s. .5534z .5534z-
DO; 1872. 3. 724. SIS: increase. 1886. 6z7.
For the entire system for the same per
50d earnings. 1881. $1g 49,, 49, 4e55: 1892, Sl9.-
97S-213: increase, $40. 800, expenses,
1891. S13, Cos. 943; 1892. Sl3. 494. jO4- de-
crease. Sl5S. 43S- surplus. 1891. 50. 7S3. 40:
1892. Sc. 49, 76S: increase, S104- -34S.
For The present the company has no
It's interest and sinking fund charges
from It's earnings, but the maturity Of
collateral notes. the debf due The United
States and the first mortgage bonds pre-
sent grave situation. NOfwiItstand-
ing The request If The government
directors, the report continues, none Of
JheTn was placed upon the committee 10
administer The collateral note trusts.
and they are wIIboGt original iuforma-
ton as 10 It's present condition. They
are Informed. however. that OF the notes
authorized there was issued SIS. $50. 900.
OF which assets S349, 009 has been Daid.
leaving a balance now outstanding Of
SlS,l61.000 having less than two years
10 run.
he report again urges that the pres
eDJ state OF uncertainty in The rcla-
tons Of the government and the com
pany be brought IN an end. IS Il IS dis
as1rous 10 the security. tae company
and the general public. Upon q fair
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
ONLY ONE OBExED.
Southwestern Missouri River

Southwestern Missouri River
Traffic UneFenlv Divided.
CHICAGO, Sept. chairman Midge-
iy's Official statement Of west-bound
tonnage t0 South western Missouri river
points for The month Of June is out. 4
comparison Of tie freight carried by the
several competing lines Is z revelation.
especially interesting 10 strong roads
accustomed 10 rely largely on their
natural advantages for Z fair share of
the business. The percentage Of the
tonnage secured by each OF tie roads i
thus gwen:
Missouri Pacific. %: Atchison. To
peka x Santa &c. Is; Burlington. l5.S:
Chicago IL Alton, Sc; Chicago. Mil
T2ukee Il 81. Paul. -; Rock Island.
= " a0ash. e.: Chicago. Great West
ern- 5-3r -. Louis x San Francisco. -:
Fort Scott Y Memphis. 81.
There y comment III regard 10 the
large percentage OF business carried bv
The Missouri Pacific. especially as 10
certain commodities. Fifth-class
freight includes iron. nails. wire. sugar.
etc. and this one road carried 50 Der
cent OF mat class; Il also carried 70 per
cent of the hard coal ana 20 per cenf OF
the miscellaneous tonnage. Consider
1DE that thFre are ten lines
Competing for Traffic
Al the southwestern Missouri river
pOIuIs- and that The Missouri Pacific has
10 Chicago lire. the showing seems a
puzzle
Il was IN June that the high I've. >"
Is the commissioners Of the Western
Traffic association are dubbed. ordered
The Missouri P2cI1e 10 divert traffic 10
The u aOasl. l hey are Sill correspond
4nE about Il. No diversions have been
made by the Missouri Pacific. and be-
lore the corresp spondence Is concluded
The n esrern Traffic association VIII. 1t
: SAID have been dIsbanded. The A1ch-
1sOn, 11e Burlington ana the Alton were
ordered 10 divert al the same
time The Alton declined to do
50. he AtchisOn began 10 comply,
5ut stopped 10 await the action OF the
other roads. The Burlington alone
promptly obeyed the order. completing
In6 diversion before il WAS aware that
tie Olher lines were not pursuing q
similar course. As the agreement
should be binding upon all or uone. II
Is moi Improbable thai the Burlington
company viii call upon the commits
Sloners 10 REIN burse Il in some way for
lis loss. ana II i evident thar new ton
mage pool. or some better sort Of agree
meuL. = lacking IL the South western
ISfFllOrV
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

and Just arrangement for the extension
OF the debt due the government. there
is no reason, says the report, why the
amount cannot be amply secured and
finally paid in full But the chance for
securing this result is not improved
through non action or by allowing the
credit Of the company TO be hopelessly
broken or even seriously impaired. On
the other hand, the soBner the agree
ment Is reached. and all The resources
OF private capital invested and secured
at low rates Of interest TO extend. i'm
prove strengthen and develop the sys-
TEN. The more certainly viii the gov
ernmen1 be secured and the ability of
The company 10 pay be firmly estab-
lished
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
SHOES FROM FIRST HANDS
st Paul People TO Have Footwea,
at " Wholesale Prices.

at Wholesale Prices.
There Is an unwritten law III the com
mercIai world TO push merchandise
that prod ucSs the largest profit" and.
iu consequence, goods that are popular
with the purchasing public. and have
grown in demand icy The high reDuta-
IiOn OF the manufacturer are quite often
misrepressnted by the dealer, who sub
sGIIutes another similar and cheaper az
uci5. which pays haBdsOner percent
age. Approaching the above facts. the
Hanan Shoe Company. manufacturers
OF the renowned ~Hanan x Sons
Shoes. have decided 10 open an en0r-
nous shoe store II this CITY. thus add
ing another link 10 their chain OF retail
houses. embracing New York Brook
lyn. Philadelphia. Boston, Buffalo. CleYe-
land. Chicago and MI llwaukee-
They have rented and had TeG1ted the
three-stOry Dul!CIng- covering Nos g
81 and 80 East Seventh street the Kohl
q Middleton museum building). and
within fCw days Will be ready to re
ceiTe tie public. The flfIy-IO0f front in
cIudes Two very large windows, which
viii De admirably arranged 10 show
their wares As 2 background 10 the
show windows there WlIi be tWeDfy-t wO
mirrors. resting Oh marble base. and
connected SO as 10 create q continuous
looking glass tbe full length Of the TWO
windows. The SalesroOm Is -50xI00 feet,
and lined Oh either SIDE with mahogany
finished shelving, divided 10 hold uni
form size Of shoe boxes, which wi1l all
be Of The same colOr-a yellow green
thus producing a pleasing effect. The
walls are EN- bellished by innuwerabie
mirrors. All fixtures and woodwork
are Of lnahogany-fnish. making the gen
eTal appearance Of the room harmoni-
Gus. The floor viii be covered with
hnoleum. ana along The aisles al either
side Of Inc seItees Viii be velvet carpet
Tugs The upper floors viii hold IN {
duplicate stock. and the nan or woman
that wants az extremely narrow or
broad long or short shoe, VIII be catered
10. ". 7. NhitehoEse. q former resi-
dent OF ST. Paul IS secretary and treas
urer OF the company, and VIII be the
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
I lNEN
= DEPT.

2Ox4o Hemmed Huck
Towels, with oPen-work
ends; cheap at 25c; this
week only Isc each.
), 900 yards All-Linen
Twilled Crash, IS inches
wide; regular price u &c;
this week, IoC yard.
Another lot Of those All
Linen Hemsdtched Pillow
Cases, 22Hx36 inches,
which have been regularly
sold at $I.25; our cash
price, only oSC pair.
so doz. Cheney Bros.
Celebrated Electric Silk
Towels at only 2 Sc each.
First Floor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
ANOTHER BOOST TO COAL
To Be Given BY the Combine on
Oct l.

CHICAGO. Sept. 24-CoaI viii prob
ably go UP notch in price on Oer. /.
While no official notice of the raise has
been received by local dealers, they as
sert en- good authority that the ofneials
OF the Reading combine, at a meeting
held TIE t1rst OF the week. decided 10
advance prices . cents On the ton.
his viii make The cost 0a the docks
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
DAHoMEYs KING
May Be on Exhibition at the
Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Sept. 24-According TO the
new Worlds fair maps, space upon
tie midway plaisanee is 10 be devoted
to the erection Of Dahomeyan village,
faithful Reproduction in miniature Of
AbomeT. the capital Of that strange
land. King BehanZin, the celebrated
war chief Of the nation. has signihed
his intention of coming here il person,
and VIII hasten across the sea as soon
rs his difficulties with France are ad-
Justed.
The king viii bring many rare prod
ucts. ivory, gold, palm oll. Ihree-tailed
monkeys and other curiosIties. But
there Is q string tied 10 the kings prom
ISe 10 come. He wants 10 set I'D hls
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
GETTING THE WORST OF 1T.
Chicago Shippers Complaining Of
Discrimination.

Chicago Shippers Complaining o.
Discrimination.
CHICAGO, Sept 244.-Several p shippers
in this city have complained TO the In
ferstate commerce commission that the
Illinois Steel company is receiving con-
cessfons from railroads WHICH ale de-
MED 10 others. The Iroquois Furnace
company, in letter to tha commission.
says We purchase coke 10 the extent
o1 i've cars per day, which reaches us
over the sane T0ads as those hauling
coke for the Illinois Steel company.
we are compelled 10 pay full published
rates, while 1t is our understanding that,
through the medium of certain railroad
companies incorporated and operated
by parties interested ID the Illinois Steel
company. the latter Is enabled 10 obtain
-eDaIe TO the extent Of So cents Or more
per ton Otter Determinations are
charged by the complainant.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED.
Numerous Suits Growing Ont of a
Railroad Accident.

MONROE, Mich, Sept 24.-Almost ten
months have passed since the awful
tunnel collision, near Air Line JUNG
ton, between Lake Shore and Flint &
Pere Marquette trains, which resulted
ID the death of eleven persons and in
Jur1es 10 score Of others Eleven
6amage suits are now fled in the Mon
roe county circuit court, aggregating
SS59-ooG. IN which the two roads are
made joint defendants. Others viii be
fled The case now on trial here Is
that Of John n Conway, of Chicago.
who asks for SIS. 600 damages.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
ON SEPT. 81 AND OCT. %
The Chicago Great Western Ry.
Operating O.. St 2. & h. G. Nv

OPOT l1I1k = q. 81 4 @ n. z. n.y..
VIII sell excursion tickets 10 principal
points II Iowa. Kentucky. Tennessee.
Mississippi. Georgia. Alabama. Iouisi-
ana, North Carolina. South Carolina.
Arkansas- Kansas Missouri, Nebraska.
Indian Territory, Oklahoma Territory.
Colorado Utah, Wyoming, Montana.
New Mexico and PhRnIK. Ariz.. at the
usual rate charged for a single trip.
Nov. 10th 10 18th. inclusive. excursion
/ tickets viii be sold to GID MEXICO al
one single fare
City Ticket Office, 195 East Third
Street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
END OF LONG STRIKE.

Sett1ernent Of the Granite Work
ers' Trouble at Quincy, Mass.
QUINCY. Mass. Sept. 24.-The agree
menf between the Granite Manufact-
urers association ana the Quincy
branches Of the Granite Cutters Ma
honal union was signed early this
morning. and the men viii resume work
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

Monday Work is resumed al the old
prices. contentious are 10 be submitted d
TO arbitration, the number OF apprentices
Is 10 be discretionary with the employ
ers. no discrimination is TO be made be-
tween union and no1-union men by the
cutters. This breaks the lockout which
began last Nav.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
Kiuinr = r.aa+

ST LOUIS, Sept. az--The telegraph
ers' committee expect to meet with
oupt- Hammond. Of the Missouri Pa
elHc, Monday, ana present their sched-
uie OF wages and rates. The comDauv
Is willing to treat with them and rga-
senaele advance IN wages with off eial
recognition OF their order Is expected by
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
NOT QUITE SETTLED.
4 Nickel Plate Rate May Cause a
Mar

CHICAGO, Sept 24-Although the
Nickel Plate has Withdrawn lis cut
rates between Chicago and Buffalo, i
has not signifed It's intention Of cancel
ing the special excursion rate Of S.
10 Buffalo and return On account Of The
real estate mems convention lis com
pettors have demanded the withdra va
OF this rate. which is announced TO be
come effective Oct 3. and unless they
receive assurances by Monday afternoon
that The demand viii be needed. some
CT them viii make q s. reund-lrip rate
fOr LIE real estate ennYanfinn
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

war had been ordered from the Paeife
coast 10 at once proceed 10 Vladovj-
stoek- Russia. 10 investigate the recent
seizure OF Canadian vessels BY the Rus
san cruisers, and TO offer relief TO fhnSa
tody Of the Russians.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
4 Reading Arportiournent

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 24.-The of1eia,
announcement Is made OF the appoint
1nent Of c. u. Lawler as assistant gen
erai manager OF the PhiladeI phla s
Reading railroad, with office at Phila-
delphia. Mr.. LAWYER has been suDerin-
tendent Of the WilliamspOrt division o.
the road since June. 1SS7.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

sist on Mr.. Hulburt's seFering his con
neetion with the elevator company"
You consider Can't. Whitcomb trust
worthy, do you not?''
Il never found him otherwise. and on
and OF. lad many dealings with him IN
connection with the roBd-"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
Sunday Train 70 TayIor,. FaI,s

On sunday, Sept. 25. the St PauI az
Dnlufn Railroad VIII run a special train
from 81 Paul TO Taylor's Falls and re-
turn, making all intermediate stops.
liils Train VIII run ON The schedule in
Iorce curing the summer. VIZ: Leaving
Union Depot, st. Panl, $50 a. m. arriF.
my an r-+'-n ut Q.Qa n. m
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

$3.50 and VIII necessltate q raise in the
retail price TO $3.50 Even at the pres
en1 schedule consumers are beginning
to buy heavily of seft coal, and this de-
BaBe viii increase as the price Of an
thracits Is raised.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
HaIrs LIBRARY Company.

Endicett Arcade. All latest books and
novels. only ? cents per day. No other
charges. No deposit required
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

Inlo our new store On the corner of
SlxI1 ana Makasha about the last of
OeBooer. Cnfu then we are making
general reduction in prices of n 7s-
cent for cash. BUILARp RBoT4FPs
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

fetch temple. same as at home, and
have human sacrifices three times a
week and twice On Sunday, and this has
been taken under advisement
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
VIII See About 1t.

OTTAWA, Sept. A.-The Dominion
government las just BEEN notified bE
the British government that a man-of
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
ADIES'
. UNDERWEAR.

Best Natural Gray All
Wool Vests and Pants, only
85e each.
Ladies' Wool : Plated
Union Suits, natural gray
or black, Perfect-htting, for
81. .o5 each.
Our fine Imported Fast
Black Saxony Vests, Richie
lieu rib; regular cash price,
81. 50; this week, only S1.25
each.
Sole St Paul agents for
Ypsilanti Health Under
wear.
Special catalogue free.
First Floor
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
Z mother Pound
OF Writing Paper.

A chance remains for YOU
to buy another pound of
that 25c Correspondence
Paper for IoC. More than
half Of the lot went last
week. Plain Or ruled,
smooth or rough, CONNER
cial or octave, from ~ to
~ quires in a pound.
First Floor
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
rec Cooking
| School.

The Cooking School
viii continue another week.
A splendid opportunity to
learn how to make all the
fancy Cakes. Don't miss 1t.
We have adopted this novel
and practical method of IN
Producing the Van Densen
Cake Molds. We want
every lady in the Twin Cities
to see them. Remember,
the lessons in cake-baking
are Free. Basement
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
HARDWARE
DEPT.

500 boxes Easy Brighf' Stove Polish
only 4c box
Best Liquid Blueing, sc bottle
p sheets Perforated Shelf Paper, blue.
PINK green or yellow, ior 2c
500 Swinging Flower Pot Brackets. eIe-
CANT ebony finish worth 15e, for only
Sc cath
Bronze Flower Pot Bracket fdoubIs9,
medium size, 35e: large size, 5Se-
Na. 5 Heavy Tin Wash Boiler with con-
per bottaIa- worth S1-5A. cut ID Sse.
Basement
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25

Berlin Serges, s. inches
wide, extra heavy; De Lux
Or Flannelettes, % inches
wide, very heavy; North
Star Turkey Red, with black
figures; Heavy Crepons,
black grounds with colored
figures, fine American Sat
ines and India Cashmeres ,
double fold. The regular
values Of these goods range
from Is to 2oc; tomorrow
the entire lot will go on
sale at II 1aC a yard.
First Floor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-03
ToADYINa TO SHOULDER sTRAPR

Private Dalxel Kicks on the Proposed G.
A. r. Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-[Spec'a. Con
siderable opposition has developed both in
side and out of Congress to the proposed
appropriation of 500, 600 recommended in
a special message by President Harrison at
the instance of the citizens committee OF
Washington, for the expenses incident to
the reception and entertainment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic ut their
twenty-sixth annual encampment in this
city next September Private Dalzeil sends
from Caldwell, O., a pertinent letter on the
subject to the House Appropriations Com
mittee.
"Do you know that every one OF us has
already been taxed 10 cents per capita to
pay this BILL and that We have paid it and
the money is now in the hands OF the
Quartermaster General of the 6. A. K 1t
amounts to $4,000 or more and Is quite
sufficient, and, In my opinion, far too much;
If we, the rank and file, had a dollar, a cent
even, of this S15, 600 or of your 100000 to
be spent for our benefit, this letter would
not be written. 1t all goes, as yor know,
for the officers, big chipmunks and nom
sonse of the privileged few-every CENT
Let them pay their own bills, as We always
have to do We are sick of this everlast-
ing toadying to shoulder-strappers.