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Uranslatious
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F1HE Vandue Director makes known, that
at the request of the Sheriff the below
mentioned properties situated in CHRISTIAN
sted's Jurisdiction on which levy has been
mads for taxes to he Colonial Treasury Of st.
Croix, will be offered for sale at three public
Auctions, to be held in accordance with The
rules in the Piacard dated 22nd April 1917.
House on Parcel Of Frisdensthal
according 10 the tax hat belonging to Mary
David.
lst Auction Friday the 9th January 1894
8rd do Friday the End February
each day at / o'clock p. m.
No. GA Fisksl gade
according to the taxlist belonging to Maria
and Martin lutte.
lat Auction Friday the 9th January 1884
2ud do Friday the l9th January "
Ord do Friday the 2rd February +"
each day at 2 O'Clock p. M.
No. "a Dronningenegade,
according TO the taxlist belonging to johannes
Williams.
list Auction Friday the 9Th January 1894
2ad 10 Friday the 18th January
Sid do Friday the 2nd FEBRUARY
each dey at 3 o'clock P. m.
No. 8 ..Torvegade,
according to the Iaxlist belonging to Madlanie
Willilms' children.
lst Auction Friday the 9Th January 1894
End do Friday the 18th January
8rd DO Friday the End February "
each day at 4 O'Clock p. m.
No. 26AB Qstergate,
according 70 the taxlist belonging to Juliane
Williams heirs.
lst Auction Saturday the 9Th January 1894
2nd do Saturday the Goth January ="
3rd do Saturday the 3rd February "
each day at 2 o'clock p. me
Nc. 2B Watergut,
according to the taxlist belonging 70 Marie
and Samuel Yttendahl,
lst Auction Saturday the 9th January 1894
2nd do Saturday the 10th January
3rd do Saturday the 3rd February "
saoh day at 8 O'Clock p. IN.
All the Auctions will be held at the Ven
due Office.
Conditions, appraisements and other do
ouments relating to the sales may be seen 1T
this Office from the LIST Auction.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, st. Orolx the
Sth December 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1893-12-09
4 Il IF q II a NJ 5
~. { NOIX NTAIION

ST. tH0IX STATION
London, Decbr. 6th.-Colouel HcGcmanr.
the newly appointed Governor to the Danith
w est Inoifs. saiied to. day per II N. 5 Med.
way for 81. Thomas.
AdVices from Nova Scotia report that the
Imperial Government have sent Chef Justice
Mcdonald to Jtmaica to examine into and
repor1 upon tae serious charges made against
lhe judiciary dep ,rtme Mt OF that island.
New York, Dccbr, 6th.-Advices from
LONDON state that Professor Tyndall died
from an oyerdo Sc Of chloral. and which it is
presumed was accidentally taken.
In The House Of Commons Yesterday the
Secretary of State for War stated IN reply to
a question from MI .Gourley, SHAT he consider.
ed it highly improper to ,uhIish the Govern
ment's plans regarding the movements OF tho
81 itish squadron al Malta or Gibraltar Ho
also stated that the Government fully appre-
Ciated he Importance Of the nom publication
Of such Attenuation.
The Daily Telegraph pI blishes a denial to
the report that a naval loan ls likely to De
shor.ly issued.
1t is announced that the Scotch GOLFERS on
strike have resolved to petition the Govern.
ment to intervene on their behalf in the same
manner as has been done for tbs English
colliets.
Dublin despatohes report that M, Timothy
harrington aoulessinS d meeilhS "a IA N"
tional League in that city stated that peace
could not be maintained by keeping, out the
unhappy evicted tenants from their holdings
as is now being done, he also stated that
when the proper time arrives the League Wilt
advise hem to etake their holdings.
The Daily News in an article asserts that
the maximum of the Bank Of England's losses
through their late cashier is three hundred
thousand pounds sterling. 1t also considers
that a reorganization Of The bank directorate
by adding a Government Official is fnad.
visable. The article ad3s that the institu.
ton is q .ambering old coach but quite safe.
Paris news announces that NJ. Dnpuy was
yesterday elected p esident Of the Cham Der
of Deputies by 25l votes against 213 for d..
Brisson.
An analysis taken Of Mondays voting
re&!nst Nj. Glousket's motion for AN amnesty
, 1893-12-09
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leq4 oo!ou 5A!5 o. $500 pau9!sI9pun IHA
, 1893-12-09
A UKTION N.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bekiendtgjor,
a at efter B~egjering af Kongens Foged
bIive cftern@vnte i Christiansteds Jurisdlk-
ton liggende Eiendommc hv.Iko er gjorr
Udleg for ST. Croix ColonialkaSse, stillede
til Bortsalg we'd 8 offentlige Auktiontr. der
afholdes i Over ensstemmelse med Reglerne /
Plakat 22de April 1917.
Hus paa Parcel af FriedensthaI,
sfter Skattelisten tilhorende Mary David.
late Auktion Fredagen den ste Jsular 1894.
2den -" Fredagsn den lode "
3die " Fredagen den Eden Februar
hver Days Eftermiddsg KL. I.
No. 8 A.. Fiskergade,
ettsr Skattelisten tilh0renke Maria 81 Martin
Tuits
1ste Auktion Frsdagen den Ste Januar 1894.
2den Fredagsu den lode
3dis q" Frsdagen den 2den Februar ="
hvsr Days Eftermiddag Ri. 2.
No. s. DronningenSgade,
sitter Skattelisten tilhorends Johannes
Williams.
1ets Auktion Fredagen den Ste Januar 1894.
Eden Fredagen den lode "
3die Fredsgen den Eden Februar "
hvsr Days Eftelmiddag ri. 8.
No. 8 Torvegade,
after Skattelieten tilhorende Madame Will
lians Born,
late Auktion Fredagen den ste Januar 1894.
End +" FIadsgen den l9de
3die Fredagen den Eden Februar g
bvei Days Eftermiddag ri. /.
, 1893-12-09

We regret to have to report hat the wea-
ther continues very dry. The effect on back.
ward ,atoons will be serious, and the ex.
pectations Of a fine crop held a month ago
will have to be considerably lowered.
Within the last few days We have had &C.
caSionaj light showers which, We my hope
mean the opproa ch Of rainy weather,
3liaes Of rain were measured in Chris.
tiansted yesterday morning.
Gg9Tho s. Mud ana is due at Frederiksted
Oh Sunday morning en- route for New York,
Arrived at Freieriksted, Decbr. 9th,
The American brgt. Pearl, 1875 tons.
Knapp. Master. is days from New York,
with g3nor al cargb to Robt. L.Merwin & Co,
to discharge art aud proceed 70 Christian.
sted to finish.
, 1893-12-09

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIK-
STED POST OFFICE.
PAID.
Mrs. Adalbert Peters, Miss Dothia Polidore,
James William Smith, Asuelisa Simmonds,
Miss Morish Louisa Williams. Mr. Tredenoe S.
Woods.
UNPAID.
william Brown, Mrs. J.. j. Fennel, Mr. w.
Mr.. ". Humphreys, Daniel Jacobs, Miss j.
Lawrence, Miss Florence Roi erbs, Miss
Sarah Sohousboe, Mr.. Fritz Valentine, Miss
Ann Eliza Williams MIR. Joseph Williams Mr..
Robert Williams, MoriA L.. Williams
F. ed eriksteG's Pest Cfice 3Oth Novembe
L. RICHTER
, 1893-12-09
NEW TT
acknowledgements

RF0LGE Ordre fra Gouverne-
. mentet bekjendtgj6res herved,
at Ale, som MATTE have Doculnen-
ter, der skulle belHgges mel stem
pelpapir for indev@rcnde Aar, vile
have at henvende sig Stempelpapir-
k%ontoret i Christiansted linden den
Ode Januar nastkommende, da lngen
senere Udlevering af Stempclpapir
for 1898 vii fnde Sted.
stempelpapir Kontoret, christianeted, den
. ode December 1898.
OTTO c. KNUDSEN.
, 1893-12-09

3 lines Of rain were measured in Chris
yesterday morning.
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BRAzIL'S CIVIL WAR.
The Rebels May Attack PeiKoto's Fleet
mt Nonteyideo.

PERSAMBuCo, Dec. 2i.-It is announced
that Admiral De CANA continues to oh
struct the landing of carGo oes from ships,
only American and German merchandise
is guaranteed protection.
BuENos Ayes. Dec. 2i.-lt Is reported
that the Brazilian rebel warships Aquida-
ban and Republica are bound for Monte
vit,eo, where they will attack President
Pcixoto's fleet. which Is fitting out there.
Gen. Emile Mitrc, chief Of tho general
staff, is dead.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I.-Minister Mem
donca received cableRram from Rio late
last night which, he said. contained very
encouraging Information. "Thc govern
ment reports TO me-" said the minister.
'ihat there have been several important
changes of positions a, Rio which greatly
strengthen the government. All the COM
inauding islands In the bay are now in
possession Of the government except
villaignon. Cerbas and Papuela.'
Concerning the cipher message from Rio
received late last night from Captain
Picking. Secretary Herbert, having de-
clined 10 give il out for publication, said
to-lay:e "There is nothing in tho message
10 indicate any recent victories either for
the government or the rebels, or that
there Is any material change In the situa-
tiou.~
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MITCHELL LOOKS WELL.

He viii Start Tomorrow for jackson.
willie 90 Go Into Training.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Pugilist Charley
Mitchell arrived this morning from Bos-
ton and left this afternoon for Philadci.
phia. He will remain in the Quaker City
until Tuesday, when he will start for
jacksonville and go into training quar-
tiers. He will have cook with him and
all food consumed will be sent down from
Philadelphia. He will be met at Florida
next week by Jim Hall and Steve O'Don.
nell. Mitchell looks exceptionally well
and expressed himself perfectly confident
that he would come out victorious in tho
eight.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. ar. c. Pate an
nounces that IL the Florida authorities
prevent tho Corbett-A Mitchell fight lac will
give purse OF 900 for the fight at his
track in the city of Mexico, provided tho
Mexican authorities are of the same mind
they were month ago. Pate returns to
Mexico In week aud will thon make q
definite announcement.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. a.-St. Augustine
has been selected as Mitchclrs training
quarters Casa Marini hotel on the
Anastasia island will be fitted up for the
Engiishman's training.
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DIR. DEPEW AND THE POPE.
The American Much Pleased with Hts
Reception at the Vatican.

The American Much Pleased With nj,
Reception ut the Vatican.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Chaunccy NJ. De-
pew on his arrival from Europe to-day
talked entertaininely to an associated
press reporter of his trip 70 Rome. II did
Rome in four days." said DIR. Depew. 81
wanted to see the pope, but was told he
gave no private audiences. Neverthelcss.l |
received q message that he would see inc
the next day at noon. As l entered the
pontiH arose, came half way across tho
room, shook inc cordially by the hand, re-
questcd INC 10 bo seated, and then re-
sumed the papal chair"
DIR. Depew said he found the pope vigor-
Gus and strong in health, with the viyacity
of "a man of so instead of IS. This was
especially noticed when his holiness was
discussing the questions of rights of prop
erty and Of labor.
"When / rose to CO." said ncpcw, .'he
took my hand and said lie had the pro-
foundcst respect and admiration and love
for the United States and wished would
tell the American people he was much inl-
pressed with the worlds fair and had done
all he could to help 1t; that he was much
pleased and gratiiied TO learn that was
always considerate for theemployes in my
company, and that had never made any
distinction between those of Catholic
faith and others. He also expressed graft
fication when told him OF Archbishop
Corrican. Thus ended for me one of the
most pleasant meetings with one OF the
most remarkable men of tho age. The
pope sent q message TO me, but received
il when could not return to the vatican"
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RAN SHORT OF BULLETS
When his Gun Gave Out Witten Threw
Il at Red Norris Head.
THAT DID THE BUSINESS
The Blow Caused q Clot Of Blood
on MorvIs' Brain and Killed
Him-One Outsider
Is Shot.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
BIC TIMBER, Dec. 2i.-Hank wittsn and
Red Morris had . quarrel last evening
over some trivial matter. About 4 o'clock
this morniug Morris went to q house of i'll
fame and stole six shooter. He then
went to Polntnick's saloon, where he
found Witten sitting near the stove.
Morris remarked: "Now I've got you.'
and commenced shooting.
witten drew his gun and returned the
fire, having only three loads. Wilton
soon cmpticd his gun which no threw at
Morris, striking him in the forehead.
Morris fired six shots and then left for his
cabin near town. Officers went to-day to
arrest Morris and found him unconscious.
as they supposed, from drink. Attempts
were made to rouse him, but while work.
ing on him he brcathcd his last. The blow
on tho forehead caused clot of blood to
form on tho brain. Written Is under arr
rest aud the coroner will hold an examin.
alton.
During the ARRAY James Kelly, . gam.
bier. tried to separate the shooters, with
tho result that Kelly received bullet in
the elbow. Tho bullet ranged upwards.
shattered tho bone to tho shoulder, maxi
ing amputation necessary.
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THREATENED WITH DYNAMITE.
4 Crank Declares Hc WIN blow Up the
Armour Institute of Chicago.


Armour Institute of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec. ai.--Armour Institute,
tho grand gift Of the wealthy pork packer
whose namo il hears, has been threatened
with destruction by n dynamite crank,
and il Is said tho same crank has threats
cned the lives Of l.. ID. Armour and Rev.
Frank Gunsaulls, president of tho insti-
iute and pastor OF plymouth church.
Neither Armour nor Gunsaulus will say a
word concerning the danger to their own
lives, but Gunsaulus has declared that a
man once connected with the institute
has threatened it's destruction with dyna-
mite. When tho threat was made Gum
saulus succeeded in dissuading tho would
be destroyer, who promised not to execute
tho threat. II is said that, counting on
the warm friendship between Gunsauius
and Armour, the crank demanded Gun
sanlus to furnish him with money to be
obtained from Armour, and when Gun
saulus declined threats were made tn
blow up tho institute and also Armour
and Gunsaulus.
Little Beatrice. the l2-pear-old daughter
of DIR. Gunsaulus, said two days ago: ~
man with pistol has been following my
papa around, and ono day man wearing
light overcoat came to the house and
papa was afraid 10 have him around"
This was the extent of her information.
except tho remark: "My father told me
that much about it,
Tonight Gunsaulus refused 10 say any
thing about his personal danger, but said !:
ut is true that n threat has been made to
blow up the institute with dynamite by n
discharged man, who said: 4 don't care.
I can fix tho place any day with n little
DYNAMITE told him that further talk
OF that kind would lead TO his arrest. lie
said he did not mean anything aud wont
away. have seen him around since and
am n little apprehensivc." Further DR..
Gunsaulus would not say.
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ARTISTS IN THEIR Line
BAGGED ALL THE VALUABLEs
They Go Through the Mall and Ex-
press Cars and Then Make
all the Passengers
Shell Out.

PARSONS, kas., Dec. 2i.-0ne Of the
boidest train robberies ever attempted
occurred about o'clock tonight at Semi
nola, I. T.. on the Kansas g. Arkansas
division of tho Missouri Pacific. The
train was bound for Little Rock and rs it
approached the engineer saw q danger
signal and slowed up. Two or three men
boarded the engine and compelled the
engineer aud fireman to jump out of the
cab. Half q dozen other men armed with
Winchcsters and revolvers were at the
right of the track. The balance of the
train crew, who came forward to asccr-
tain the cause Of tho stoppage, wero cor.
rallied and placed in charge of guard.
The mail car was then attacked and tho
pouches were rifled of their contents, the
letters in tho pigeon holes were gone
through and their valuable contents cS-
trac,ed. The express car was next looted
of all valuable matter, tho messenger be-
ing powcriess to offer resistance. Then
all the passengers in the coaches were
stripped of their valuables by tho eight
heavily armed despcradoes. Every pas
sengcr gave up without q struggle, glad 10
escape with..a whole skin. No violence was
offered.
Big booty was secured, but no estimate
OF the loss can be given. A posse was or.
ganized as soon as possible and are hot on
the trail of the robbers. 1t is probable q
fight will ensue If the gang is overtaken.
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STOLEN PROM HIS WIFE.
Chicago Man Charged with kidnsp-
ping a Rich PItt.burx Gentlemaa.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-IIenry b. Shields, OF
Coleman, Shields 4 Co., was arrested last
night on charge of kidnapping r. NJ.
Bysrs Of Pittshurg, member of wealthy
iron house Of that city. The warrant was
sworn out by Mrs. Byers. Shields arrived
in Chicago yesterday and registered at .
hotel under an assumed name. After his
arrest he was admitted To bail in $4,000.
Attorney George s. Baker, representing
Mrs. Byers, says that last May Shields
brought Byers from Pittsburg to Chicago
and placed him In charge of Or. Tallman
ut tho Great Northern hotel; that by
various artifices Byers' temporarily weak
mind was intiamed against his wife, who
for three months has vainly attempted to
ascertain his whereabouts. Letters writ
ten her by her husband were never sent.
After long time Bowers was found in
ST. Paul In charge OF a female nurse
aud returned with his wifo TO Chicago,
only TO be again taken away by DIR. Tall
man during an illness of Mrs. Byers
This timo Tallman and tho nurse took
Byers to Montreal and registered under
false names. Since then Byers has been
taken To different parts of tho country,
and though he has drawn but little money
from the firm, about SIS, COO las been sup
piled from some source. Baker says
Byers wants TO go to his wife but is held
in duress.
DIR. Tallman ridicules the story ot alb
duction and of Bycrs' insanity. lie says
that owing TO his wifo's peculiari,ics
Byers is unable 10 live with her and be-
came n sufferer from nervous prostration.
On returning to 81. Paul ho tried to live
with her IA days. but could stand IL no
longer and told Tallman hc was going
away where no would hayo a chance to
get we'll. Since then Tallman has seen
him but once. Friends know where he is.
for lie writes them occasionally. Shields
left to-day for Pittsburg. but will return
Oh Wednesday, when tho Case is to be
called.
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Let the Good wors Go On,

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 2i.-Chef Deputy
United States Marshal John Walters
leaves here this week for San Francisco,
having in charge 81 Chinamen sentenced
to deportation for violating tho exclusion
act. lie will be accompanied By 20 guards.
All the offenders have been arrested with.
in the past three months. Twelve arc in
Jail nj san Antonio. - in Del Rio and the
remainder at Eagle Pass and FL Paso.
The Southern Pacific railroad receives SIS
per head for their transportation TO San
Francisco.
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COULDN'T OPEN THE SAFE.
A Southern Pacific Train Held Up, Prob
ably by Green Hands.

Los ANGELES, Dec. .i.-Passengcr train
No. 20, which pulled out of the city late
last night. nor,hward bound, was held up
AT Roscoe early this morning. Tho train
was stopped by two men who covered the
traiumen with revolyers aud blew oren
the door Of the express car. The train
was allowed to prodecd. II is claimed
that the robbers got nothing with tho
exception of so taken from the cngi-
necr. as they we're unable TO open the
safe. and everything was locked up. II is
believed TO hayo been the work of green
hands who went from this city aud re-
turned immediately after the robbery.
This evening an officer is working on
clue which promises TO lead to their cap
,urc. onc of the robbers went out early
in the evening with horses and the other
followed on the train. The Southern PA.
c!nc has announced n reward OF 81 .O0) for
information leading to the arrest of the
robbers in addition TO the regular Wells
Fargo reward. No one was hurt and no
damage was done beyond breaking the
express car door.
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THEY GO BY RESULTS
Why Democratic Wool Hen Want Ads.
qlate Protection.
NOT AFRAID TO SPEAK OUT
The Wilson Bill With Its Free
Wool Clause May Virtually
Ruin tho Industry In
this Region.

IlyIS1sToS nec oi-Tho u,ider and
mora seneraIly inquiry Is extended among
the sheen mon of tho state ,s 10 their a,,,.
tude unop the wool oue.,,on. the oren,cr
the number found who opnose the clause
of the Wilson hill which Affects that
s,nnlc. and who without res,ect 10 marty
ara o,t.noken and wi,ling 10 IN, publ,clv
ouo,od. To s,y tha, the ,ock master. 81
Nou,ana nre prac,icaIiv unanimous In
their bos,ilitv 4, n measure which. IN car.
ried into effect. holds within IL the nossi.
bilitv of a compIotc destruction Of their
Industry Ia 10 cxprcss , tru,b which is
backed I'm by the oyerwhclminr testimony
of IN. sheen Growers Themselves who il is
reasonably certain 10 admit. have tho best
authority 10 sn,al and ,bo clc,rest conn
prebcnsiop of tho s,,biect.
Tho dcpress,on pou, .xi.,;,, /, the WOOL
market ia dircr,ly attributcd bv tbem to
Tho overvhelminc suspcnse and upcer.
tain,y which characterize, the situation
in the East and which tend. tends 10 tic
hands of m,pufac,urcrs. Tbcv also be.
lieye ,b,t n Tho effect ia 40 disastrous
merelv from The fo,liny of fe,r Growing
ont Of a nossibil,,y' ,hc pr,ctica, nnnlica.
,ion of the free trade nripcinlc 10 their
Industry mus, and in urecL inc 4,
An sy,rcssion of the wool crow ara hare
la. becn sought ana noy be hc.t siven in
,h,, uorIs ~ ,hos, uho., r,,;nion. h,v.
bcen oIysrcd. Hon. lanes Mnr,;n of
Bozeman. representative from I;aIlatip
countv i'm tho lo.i.lntu,o r,,. mo, nor.
and in suh.,ance said. 81 nIaca tho In.
,crcs,s Of nv s,a,e nbove .II o,hor con.
,i,,cra,;ops and wbiIo haze ,nada M
study of the onss,ion s,,ch "a ,hinL u';il
on,itIs mo n, La coyn,oJ ,omno,cn, nm.
,hori,y ,o sno,k very fuIIv mon h, am
conyinced thai thcre is snma ,r,i,,ciaI di..
,urh,nco ,,h;ch l. ,,,d.r,,,;nin,, ,l,. ,,, i,,.s
,f ,ur ,,,ols norsis,.r, do,,,nd .oe,,s
q, ho m,de fran, ,,,,v ..c,;nns ~ ,ho
mic, Co. ,r,,,c,;on ia ,.,,o,i,tl,, fro,,
,bosc nar,s uboro s;,yor ronnd ;,s mos,
actiye enem,es Ir j, xoro M, ,ha, xo (. r.
closely interested 7 sho,,ld III. 4, Give
tboso ,,oopIo , ,,s,o "a fr.c ,,,do ,n ro.
turp for ,hoir treatment Of o,r ,nipinc In.
,ercsts Nv shecn are ON Svcc,grass In
p,rl. co,n,y and aro 4, prim. cond;,ion
for tho winter roco,vod much loss for
n,, WOO, Ills war ,h,ni,s,"
/, will be h,r,llv pcccs.,rv IN .,ato ,h,,
Mr. N,r,in,. ,oIi,ic. ia r,omo,ra,ic
yobp Ho,,n' wbo has Ionc hccp ,rom;,
nen,lv iden,iflcd with democracy In east.
crn Montana. and holds Tho ofy,cc Of
dor,,y shcr;g !, p.rL con,,y y-ocI, ,;,o.
his oninion as follows. III avn about
, 600 sbecn near Rod 7 od,c and h,y. hoo,
apya,od i'm wool GROWING several ye,r. I
,nust saw that IL Tho nricc of wool ~ this
time is ON n free trade basis. I want M
free wool. m is moi this tba, has carried
tho ,,ce IN low how then can n ho ,c.
counted fore 4 feel convinced ,b., ,h.
no,icy Of an. den,ocratic marty On this