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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-10-27
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

A very beneficial rainfall visited
this city today. =. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-10-27

glIarting 4 Son sells all kinds OF
furniture on the installment plan, - .
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-10-27

TUFTS PILLS do not nauseate or
grippe.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-10-27
I Wanted.

Vanted.
Potatoes, corn, oats rye and bar
ley. Highest market price naid.
AQTToN Bros.
W u West aide. Little Falls.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-10-27
Wanted.

: 200 cords OF wood,
bottom Bros,
w.t. West Side. Little Falls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

The principal peculiarity of the Hibiscus
mutabilis is It's habit Of completely chang
ing its color in the course of the day. It's
beautiful flowers, generally double, are
white at the first opening in the morning,
pink at noon and red at sunset before they
fade, with a blush tinge at night. The
leaves somewhat resemble those of the
vine and are roughish and variable in the
length Of their points. The tree is native
of China, Japan and various parts of the
East Indies, where, as well as in the West
Indies, it is cultivated for the beauty Of its
flowers
The flower lately discovered in the 18TH
mus of Tchuantepec is white in the morn
ing, red at noon and blue at night, and Is
called the chameleon flower in default of
any botanical name, 1t is probably spe-
oies OF the Hibiscus mutabilis. The coiors
donot pass abruptly from one shade TO the
other, but change gradually from the white
of the morning To the pink and red and
thence to the blue at night The Tehuante-
pee tree grows to the size of guRva tree
aud gives out slight perfume when the
flower is Of a red color.
Some other flowers change color, but not
daily, such as the forgetmenot, which is
FIRST yellow and then blue; the phlox,
which is first blue and then pink; the Chi
nese hydrisngea, which is first green and
then rose color, and the Chievanthus muta-
bills, which changes from yellow toorange,
then to red and finally becomes rich pur-
ple.-Brooklyn Eagle-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
COUNTY TEACHERS.

The Tarrant County Teachers asso-
citation will meet NJ the West Belknap
school building. Saturday, Oct I.
Morning session at $50 sharp,
Call TO order, President y. j. Clancy
In, ocntion, chaplain.
Reading OF minutes, Secretary, Miss
Eula Ralston.
A lesson in penmanshlp, Prof +. d..
kenuamcr.
Sentences, clauses and phrases, Prof
\, j. Clancy, Mansfield.
Era OF discovery and missions-rexas
history, Prof j. II. Wells, Forest Hill.
NOON.
Geology as compared with physical
geography, Prof, d. McRae, Handley.
Talk on educational topics, Superintend-
ent X. IL. Buck,
Kinds and purposes of government
Prof. ]. l.. Ladd. Grapevine,
General business.
Adjournment.
Every white teacher In the county
schools Is expected 10 attend each meet
ing. II practicable The attention Of the
teachers Is especially called 10 sec. II.
p %. Digest School Laws, 1893. which
reads rs follows:
II shall be the duty Of all the teachers
Of public sco0ls Of this state 10 attend
the summer normals and county Institutes
as far as possible"
X. II. Buck,
County superintendent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
LITTLE ITEMS.

. Two nice gentle family ponies, also
one single phGeton, nearly new, left for
sale at NARROW Bros. livery stable.
Photographs made by the electric fash
light at night, also photographs at 81
per dozen for ten days.
LORENZ. 1905 main street.
The Gazette has rceiyed word from
Joe Loving In which he denies that he
had any part in the assault made on
Ed Newly Saturday night. Mr.. Low
ing says that he was present, but that
he didn't strike MIR. Newly.
Photographs 81 per dozen for ten
days. All work guaranteed first class.
LORENZ. 1905 Main street,
George l.. Cause. funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment Of under
takers goods on hand Takes full charge
of funerals and furnishes all necessary
requirements. No. 314 West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele-
phone No. 157.
A large block of Ice with beautiful
bouquet of roses and a bottle of every
brand Of beer made by the brewing COM
pany frozen in Il attracted much atten-
ton from the visitors at the brewery
yesterday. The block OF icr was abuut
five feet in height aud three in width, and
presented handsome appearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
IN THE CITY.
SANITARY NOTICE.

To the Public.
The time Of year has now arrived for
all vegetation TO decay thereby causing
malaria and fever The health Of city
depends largely on It's sanitary condition.
The city council has adopted certain SAINT
tary measures for the health and comfort
Of the citizens.
1t has appointed sanitary officers to see
that those measures are carried out as
nearly as possible. l as one of those
officers have endelyored to keep the city
in as healthy condition rs possible.
1he summer months have been very dry
and II has not been SO hard matter 10
keep the city In good condition. | nave
been very ienicnt with the people who
have weeds on their premises. and with
people about connecting their closets
with the sewer As stated above, 1t IS
now the time of year for vegetation 10
decay. nnd l shall expect for each ana
every person who has weeds on their
premises to cut the same and dispose OF
them in some way. clean alleys anu put
promises In good sanitary condition. now
as to sewer connections. there can DC no
excuse offered for not connecting, as mere
Is plenty Of water.
There has been dam built across the
Clear Fork, and we ran expect 10 nave
plenty of water in the future.
The sanitary condition of 4 city con
Germs all who live IN It's limits, and | nope
all will look To the sanitary CONDITION OF
nut 10 good condition at once, aud there,
by save the trouble and annoyance OF
visiting the city court.
There are great many people VINO
think that they have nothing TO 90 WIN
nileys. sidewalks and streets. There -
an ordinance compelling people TO cut
weeds on their sidewalks and to the nut
- u. ullaya Mflrn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
AT THE OPERA HOUSE,

A large audience assembled at Green
wallis opera house last night 10 see
Charles Slade in his splritualistic mani
festntions. At the request Of Mr.. Shade
n committee Of four gentlemen, cum
posed of Gen. Clark OF this city aud
three other prominent citizens, We're
upon the stage for the purpose Of judg-
ing as to the genuineness of the mani
festutions. Professor SHADES work. or
at least the most of II posses
es the charm of being new and
many things performed by him last
evening had never before been seen by
n Fort Worth audience. Whether or
not the manifestations are real, or only
tricks of jugglery, could not be deter
mined by the committee or audience,
hut many of them bordered ON the mar
Vicious and could not be explained. Al
together, the performance was one of
the best of It's kind ever seen in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
HOW TO TELL FORTUNES.
4 Temporary Gypsy Queen States Some of
the Secrets Of tho Art.


"Trade is slack Just now,n said Mother
Meg as she jumped from the hay filed gyp-
sy cart, one Of the attractions of the cohn-
try fair. 80 guess that will be Mrs.
Joshua Goldthorpe for the next five min.
utes and get breath OF fresh air." OF
came the scarlet handkerchief from her
head, revealing tresses as yellow as gold.
OF came the gorgeous blanket from her
shoulders, revealing Il trim costume and
suspicious line Of white throat, greatly ut
variance with the brown stain OF the face.
"Oh, Mother Meg, we would not believe
one word of your fortunes If you were to
tell them now" laughed n group Of merry
maidens.
well do | know that" was the reply.
'Afakeup counts for much. Still. were / to
give YOU a few pointers on how to tell for
tunes 1 venture to say the crowd OF you
would take up the business this very min
ute nor bother in the least over brown faces
or gorgeous apparel. Want 10 know howl
OF course Well, Sit down on this hay
mound and. mind, II you see any customers
coming. intent on crossing Mother MeQis
palm with silver, let me know.
"Now. hold out your left hands, Do YOU
sec any little fine lines verging toward the
base Of the thumb We'll. they arc trou-
bles to come, and the deeper and lonner
thew are trouble to be measured According
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
.hrAcHING TEXAS cREDIT.

r.f 1rsf, m, f.a,otta had
IN sanua'y :" s.g,,,,,,.t. ~ M dan.
occasion 70 N'tn . a, 1s,n,rc,a,ion 81
ger % 'sAus :" - ,,.,,,,ia ~ ths s,,te
me maturity " ~ Ptsp-s ,.,~.,a...a,,,a,
as communist, , ""S ~, !" .a,,,o,,,ns Ola
uon Oh l''e '.''n. ~ 1hs ,gar,,n,
nent N STAR p ~ -. q. nol,,;cnl
went unneeueu' ~" Wv" ~ 10 ne,,
purposes, s.'''np.'s ~ $50 ~ ,b.ly
pie OF .heir wv" sN''e 49, .,a,Ss, M
sorrow may 'n'' 49, 20 s,lamitv
ie'eis i'o'n
no.llns' 49,. 4. aon.o. ,h., ,bis SIN.
Again ,nsiv senss,sa in
penuou1 siu nq,s ,,.s,hu,ty ON nc.
auo'ner iViA' ~ ~, ooi,oc,Inn az
COUNT "a '"v 80 ~ sbor,oge in
taAes liias '"'' ''..,, a' t,na far brief
'ne s'"''S - - ,ha n,lios News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
PLENTY or WATER.

Fort Worth has plenty of water. 1t
arrived yesterday afternoon in West
Fork, coming down 50 rapidly that with
In 4 few hours there was rise of more
than three feet. II came singing re-
quicm over the dist aud bringing with
Il the glad promise that Fort Worth
will have all the water It can possibly
use, and to spare.
The water Is that which fell In such
torrents few days ago in Jack county.
Another rise, Il Is thought, will be
down In Clear Fort shortly The dam
IN this stream IS about nine feet high,
and II the rise holds Oh few days, 1t
will be up to It's full height.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
DECEPTION NOT OUR PRAl
Advertise Only the Truii
Motto.

The marked superiority Of tho
& L. railway MS u Worlds Fair
admits of no dispute. The unimp,s
superiority is based on merit 81
ment aud OH running time, and I
misleading advertisements. The
Flyer is 4 hours aud 80 minutes
to Chicago than any other train !
out of Fort Worth, aud 1t Is ID;
train ever run in the state. D
KATY only 81 hours to Chical
the KATY only 20 hours and IS
to St. Louis. Better hour for de;
Better hour for arrival. An othe;
of the KATY equal or excel
and equipment the trains Of as
lines. 1t Is not right for anyons
mulgate 10 hours saved" "beczs
true For correct informadoz
ing car reservations. call at ciJ
office NJ, X. & T.-KATY, AIS n
street, corner Fourth. or write 3
W. II. WINFlEI4
City Tieka AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

fruit She lunches At 2. Later In the
afternoon there ia the inyariable after
noon tea. and between 8 and . dinner
4 served. Thus on SIX meals a day
does Her Majesty manage TO sustain
nature.
Emil Levy. the pianist, has just had
the experience Of being saved from
drowning BIZ a woman. Miss Mallie
heck, the contralto. He Is little, and
abe Il big and muscular and swims like
d duck. They were out 10 a rowboli,
which upset, aud Levy found the dis
tnnce to shore too much for him. Miss
Becl, lowed him out. rolled him on the
beach, and poured brandy down his
throat. He says she saved his life.
Fanny Davenport Is the owner Of three
summer homes-Canton. Pa. South
Duxbnry, Mass, and Santa Monica. Cal
So she can take her choice Of the mount
aims, seaside or southern California
Her preference. however Is South Dux-
bury, situated on the Atlantic ocean,
where she has built a brick residence,
designed by herself. and said, by man
nger N@yri, to have cost Sl5O.OO0. II
Is one OF the bandyemest summer resi-
dences in New England.
Mrs. Kenna. widow Of Senator Keuna
who died poor last year, has been ap-
pointed postnistress at Charleston, W
Va. and bis son has been made a page
In the senate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
A CORRECTION.


Editor Gazette; :, a.,
tom regarding the perjury charge against
me. that the attachment was made 10y the
Internationa Loan aud Trust company.
The attachment was made by the Ie1as
Mortgage and Loan company oil thls
city. i ask you to make this correction
as some Of your readers mishl MFR
from il that /. as agent Of the intetha-
tlonal Loan aud Trust company, brought
The Hendricks attachment appearing IN
the same paper headed "A Remarkable
Case"
This Hendricks attachment ! had moth
ing to DO with and knew nothing about
T., q. BARRON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
THE CONVENTION
Between Franco and Siam and What
IL Stipulates.

IL StipulRtes.
LONDON. Oct, IA cable message
received by the Times from Bangkok says
that at IL o'clock yesterday morning a
French gunboat was seen to be getting
up steam in order that De Villers might
leave the city. Later in the day under
extreme pressure Siam agreed to sign
both the treaty aud the convention an
neSed DE Villiers will take his farewell
Of the king on Wednesday. The clause
originally in the treaty whereby Slam
was to allow any number of French
agencies on the right bank OF the Me-
kong, and ecde graiuitously all the lands
required for the purpose, has been with
drawn. and "A clause substituted which
only demands facilities for navigation
and agency works.
IL was first stipulated that France
shall continue to occupy Chautabm un-
I'll the complete evacuation Of the left
bank Of the Mekong and reserved land
had been achieved This appears to
have been withdrawal. The convention
is now preceded with a preamble de-
clarng It settles hnally all provisions of
the ultmatum according 10 the dcclara-
ton Of De Nillicrs that the French in
tend 10 ovacuato Chgntnhun as early as
possible Among the motives which LODI
Siam TO accept the convention was the
honorable resolution Of the king not TO
sacrifice The Danish officers a demand
which DeNilliers had abandoned with the
demand Tor repautlon for the Pakeran
Incident.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

aIANC4iESrER, Oct 1.-The recently
discovered Vienna anarchist plot and the
aiselapt on the NE u Qenerl Cainpos In
20 high Pitch Of excitement, They began
60 drink heavily, aud have hec0ine very
noly Thls kave the police their opportu.
81 the lie,ls was made tnday. The attrtnpt
90 take them ia custody was r,ssisted hy
eale anarchists wko were fhi Of night
tumble drhla ever witnessed took place. II
was siyc AMI take for about nsgeen min
utcs, The police we've finai'y victorious,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
UNION LODGE MEETING.

A regular meeting Of Union Lodge No;
3lS, /. .. o. T., will be held in the hall
in The Gazette building, corner Rusk and
Fifth. tomorrow Tuesday night 10 com,
iIuportnnt matters viii be brought to
the attention OF the lodge, requiring i'm
mediate action and 1t is desired by the
executive officers that every member
of the lodge make special efforts TO be
present on the OCCASION Time permitting
we will anplfy the work OF the
cordially invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Charles Hoyt, the American Shakcs.
pcare, h not always amiahle aud he gets
seaSick GU railroad trains On trip TO
San Francisco recently with one of lis
own companies Mr.. Hoyt was gronning
In his berth when the souhrettc OF the
company implorcd him TO get up and
look at the beautiful scenery, "Scencry!n
growled Mr. Hoyt "Sceneryl I've got
q carload OF scenery on this train and
I'm paying excess baggage rates on IL.
Blank sceneryl Go way aud let me die
In peace And he fell back on his pli.
low exhausted.
philadelphia society now looks ruefully
upon marital episode that Ia lSlA
promised so much happiness and iis.
tinction for the girl Involved. In that
year Miss Mary Wheeler. Just out OF
short dresses. pretty aud very rich. mar
ried Count Pappcnhcim, This was act
one. Act TWO sees the young countess
and two children. selafated from the
turned 20 her mothers. His wealth mi
proven a myth aud his estates were
mortgagcd He had bitten large pirer.
out OF her income and 4 good shnre fron,
her mothers principal But a shrew,i
old Philadelphia lawyer had drawn the
ante-nuntial agreement. aud IN conso,
puenee the count viii have 70 serve his
emperor In Paris without the snlace Of
American gold, Tho marrlar, was for
love, but the lawyer knew bis business.
Queen Victoria has evldently ponAerea
well on The saying thAt man snnst cal
70 live, Al Balmoral. where sle llscs
IN the elniplest possible way. she begins
her day az : O'Clock with i'd. ehoeeis1e
Or coffee and dry toast. Al a:80 she Mas
breakfast small trout freshly caught
nom ne river dee being an iusarlahle
diah' AZ l33o afier her morning oni.
lne. she has a little refreshnent- erc
beHsen IN In milk, some souD AID D Hide
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
rosrEMs LocAL FoRncAsrs.

The storm waves win reach this meri-
dian and the other changes will occur at
aud Within 100 miles Of Fort Worth,
within twcuty-four hours before or after
sunset Of the dates given below:
October l-Aioderating.
Warmer.
" S-storln wave on this meri-
dian.
October 4--wlnd changing
q d--4'ooler and clearing.
6-Fair aud cool.
Collaborating,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
LOUISVILLE FIRES.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct Fire
BROKE out this afternoon IN box car
st.udinE on the tracks Of the Standard
on compauy's refinery. and before Il
could be extinguished property to the
amount OF $4,000 was consumed The
company's big warehouse, containing
25cn barrels Of hirh grade OILS. was m.
tirey destroyed with It's contents. Ar
the Western Union wires south were
burned down for a quarter OF q mile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
BICYoLE RECORD SMASHED.

PITrSBURG. Pa, Sept. 3O.-The
great press bicycle road race, which
started from Buffalo yesterday at 4
O'Clock, ended AZ 1850 y. m In this city.
l.. H., Banuister Of Youngstown o..
reached here AT that time. and won the
race. His record was 243 miles ia %
hours and IS minutes, the best ever
made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
SPORTING.
nAlL clrns p1snANp1Na.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oc4. both
the Baltimore and Louisville baseball
clubs d'sbandcd for the season here to-
All he Louisville players have been
reserved for next season, and Manager
Barnie has been re-engaged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
THOSE WHO SELL C0NSId
PIANOS.

When consignment piano and
agents. who may still have some
with the manufacturers, can not =
more unfortunate men to trarei .
mission. they may try TO max
agents In different towns Of any
Who will pay frcights on a few
Instruments. The consignment ;
instruments can be detected By Ii
demanding notes with interest az
clad contracts on installment 81
People who sign notes and bs
instruments deserve no syinpalA
do not ask for notes on time sale
THOS. GOGGAN Il BRO, !
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

The celebrated abyss OF Jean Nouvean
lNaueluse) is ono OF the most interesting in
France and perhaps in the world. It Is
simply vertical pipe, 8 feet to l2 feet In
diameter, running down in the earth for
about 500 feet, where it ends in kind OF
chamber, from which another abyss OBJ
strueted by debris descends for an I'm
known distance into the bowels OF the
earth. 1t Is supposed to DO the vent Of an
ancient geyser,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

A fire alarm was turned In last night
~ 10 o'clock from East Fifth street.
The department responded promptly 10
the call, and the flames werr soon "a.
unglnshed. The flames proved 10 be N
eh oil hara owned by negro. The loss
Is small.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
DOOR or HOPE.

At the Door Of Hope Hast night large
audience was present, and much interest
was manifested. The meetings are in
creasiug in interest. and much GOOD Is
being accomplished. j. III. Jackson
preached lac, nisht, and ]. A. Sloan VIII
talk tonight. Everyone invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

who vnnt to keep up with Texas news
will Lnd tho Daily Gazette on sale at the
following places:
Grard rscinc hotel aews stand
Palmer House news stand.
Leland MOTEL news stand.
Auditorium cigar and news stand.
Hotel DcSoto news stand.
Wells b. Siaer's, 1so State street.
Hotel Hayden. ib2 and 15i Thiru'si1th
street.
TEXAS Budding Jackson park.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

The Can regrets To chronicle the death
OF man whom we have read after so long.
He died Hast sunday evening IN Fort Worth
after. weeks Illness. lie has done more
for the city OF Fort Worth than any other
hundred men IN dat growing place. us
whole life has been devoted tn newspaper
work, rs Mondays Gazette says;
He llolized his work. Il was meat and
drink to him. Away from It he was impa-
ilcut II illlcd all his thouglits. haunted
his Aeep and AZ last murdered him."
lie has done more for Fort Worth thNn
that city hiss done Tor him. ia was truth.
fully said by the Dallas News:
And IA this case. as In many others
the close Of llfc Of labor for the benefit
rewarded"
An tho readers of The Gazette have learn.
ed his zeal IN any undertaking. having
heen connected with The Gazette either as
manager or editor for the last ten or twelve
years. He was an original writer. but u
close observer ot what others nhght say.
rs life has been devoted to the South Ia
time Of wnr-Ou the battleheld; In lime Of
peace--a journalist watching closely her
Interests. Ike many other useful men lis
ilfe has been devoted 10 his country, aud
bis personal reward not great. he has
sown, and others have rcaped. the great
harvest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
AT THE DANCE.

The Deutscher verein gave one of
their charming dances at their hall
on Fourteenth and Houston streets last
night. Over 100 couples were in attend
nnce. MANY of them were prominent
German citizens from Dallas At u
o'clock refreshments were served and
were responded TO by speeches by our
Dallas friends. Prof Connor's full or
chestp was in Attendance and furnished
music for the occasion. Taken alto
gether. 1t was the most delightful hop
the verein has ever given.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

lEltSlsYVIit.7,. M, Oct. The re-.
mains of Amaham d Locke OF Decatur,
Te4as, late Of NJ Pasn, Texas and Phoc-
nix Arizona. gnd wcll-kuown IN This see
lInn as llic editor vi irr eyyi.ic l,pui,-
ARp E2amgrr. WIS MWgred here TO-DAY
Nill MNnnie huuCrs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
COAL PMS REOPEN.

LONDON, Oct, LA number OF the
mallcr coal pits IN Staiioulshlre. Noting
hansldr and pcrbyshlrc rcopcaed To-
lay a. uie old rate OF wages. The
larger ones remain unchanged