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INDIANA LOYAL LEGION.
Gen. Lew Wallace l. Elected Commander
for Next Year.

ANDERSON, Ind, May ia-The an
nual meeting of the loyal legion of
Indiana was held here Friday evening.
Officers elected are:
Commander. Gen. Lew Wallace. of
Crawfordsville; senior vice commander,
Maj. {. L. DoNey. Anderson; junior
vice commander. Capt ID. f. Allen,
Frankfort; recorder. Capt. r. Il. Peek,
indianapolis; register, Capt John NJ
Boge, indianapolis; Capt Horace
Mckay. indianapolis; chancellor. Capt
j. IL Munzy, Nashville; chaplain, Maj
T.. II, Lucas, indianapolis
At the Hotel Doxey, at 1880 o'clock.
Maj. Charles T. Doxey rendered the
loyal legion complimentary dinner
Then followed n pretty reception at the
Anderson club
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4 Giant OF the Forest.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, May IA
gigantic poplar tree was cut down by
Mr.. Il i. barrett, on his farm in Raj
eigh county, which will be hard to
beat Five logs were cut from the
tree, the first measuring IL feet in
length and 90 inches in thickness; the
second, II feet by 81 inches; the third.
II feet by - inches; the fourth, IA feet
by 81 inches, and the fifth. IL feet by -
inches. over 81. 900 feet of lumber was
cut from the FIVE logs.
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AVoIDAeLe FARM EXPENSES.

IT costs money 20 neglect repairing
the fences while the ground is soft.
In costs money 90 have a poor fence
around pastures, for the cattle 20 break
through
1T costs money TO allow the manure
TO lie under the caves and fertilize the
roa4side or nearest stream.
1T costs money, in the extra feed re-
quired' 70 keep cattle and horses to-
gether loose In the same yard
IT costs money 20 LEI the cows he.
come poor during IA Hi4tSs a.
take Al aunsf4sr "a rsootst ton. :
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A Gnnr of snn,rhaII.

GLENwooD SPRINGS, Col. Mnys1L-
The hotel keepers arrived here Miday
evening from Manitou. having enjoyed
a most delightful ride over the Rockies
via the Colorado Midland. a stop was
made near the Dusk tunnel to give the
visitors an opportunity to have game
of SNOWFALL. The guests will remain
here till Sunday morning, when they
will return TO Denver by way OF Lead.
Vile
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Krntnck,.a n.nrIt-

FRANKFORT, Ky, May l2.-The de-
felt in the general expenditure fund of
the state treasury has reached s3sS. 5g2.
with the unpaid warrants for May l
still outstanding, which IL they vert
paid would run the amount up to one
half million dollars. The general fund
has been borrowing from the school
fund The state treasurer has been
borrowing money to meet the warrants
of the auditor
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WAsmNGToN, May l2.-The bill of
Representative Grain, of Texas, TO
change the date for the assembling of
congress, was favorably reported to the
house Friday. The bill provides that
the first session of each congress shall
begin the first Tuesday after March 8,
instead of waiting until the following
December The second session is TO
begin on the first Monday in January,
instead of Decem Der. as at present
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with Il sweet smile she took his hat
and cane. Dearest" she cooed when
they were seated In the gloaming, Il
have something 10 tell you" sum.
nOning all his fortitude he babe her
speak. Dearest. she proceeded. a
delicate lush overspreading her cheek,
papa has at last consented % COR mar.
rage lie was too deeply moved 10
express himself for about forty.Rve
minutes When at last he found voice
the latter thrilled with emotion
That" a gentle pressure OF the
hand told him she was listering. lis
That get by monkeying with an opal
Ting Ills eyes rested upon the fate.
fui jewel with - fascination Of horror.
Detroit Tribune.
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MARINETTE, Wis, May 1L-Miss Ma
bel Hanks, young lady of this city.
has fallen heir. with four other rela-
tives, TO 100000 Tho estate comes
from grandfather in Cam
bridge, Mass, and tue securities
Pre- on deposit in mbridge bank.
Miss Hanks is typewriter aid has
been earning her own living.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 12.-The
woods surrounding this city are full OF
destructive little insects known as the
neutrality-suspicious. locusts." The
farmers are greatly alarmed and are
doing all they can to rid themselves of
the pest, but the locusts seem to in
crease daily.
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WAsHiNGroS, May 10 Tho health Of
fcials Of the district have submitted a
report 20 the commissioners TO the ef-
feet that the camp now occupied by
Coxey's army is a menace 10 the health
OF the inhabitants Of Washington, and
recommending in the strongest terms
that immediate steps be taken TO have
IL vacated. Cexey will probably be
ordered 20 move the camp At once.
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FIske Invitedto Chic,yo.

CHICAGO May 12.-John Fiske. the
emignent historian of Cambridge. has
been offered the position of librarian
of the Newberry library, the place
made vacant by the recent death of DIR.
william f. Poole. While Prof. Fiske
has not yet formally accepted the offer,
IL is believed he will do so
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A Woman NaturaIized.

ToLEDo, O.. May 12.-Mrs. r. c. Lem
mon, OF this city, presented herself in
probate court Friday morning and took
out naturalization papers. Mrs. Lem
non desired to avail herself of the pro-
visions of the new Ohio woman suf-
frage law, and is believed to be the
first of her sex to declare her citizen
y
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suddenly strIcken BLIND.

PORTSMOUTH, o., May 1a.-Robert
Baker, jr., prominent contractor and
son of Robert Baker, was stricken sud
denly blind Friday morning, while
experimenting the work on n new
house. He will be taken to Cincinnati
for treatment, in accordance with the
advice of the local physicians.
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PAREEEsBUEo. w. Va, May Ia
Henry Grandon. car inspector Ohio
River railroad died Friday afternoon.
He was horribly crushed between cars
while at work by an engine pushing n
car upon MIN lie fingered twelve
hours in terrible agony.
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THE Central Congregational church,
% Brooklyn, sent 20 its former pastor,
DIR. Henry NJ Scudder, 500 IN gold
and congraSulatory letter on the oc.
casion Of hts golden wedding, which
was celebrated at Winchester, Mass,
recently.
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CiFar Hoiders aud Nicotine.

Smokers who occasionally make
use Of cigar holder are often surprised
at the quantity Of nicotine which can
always be found after a smoke lodged
in the holder, and they imagine by IL
use they have spared the system Just
that amount Of poison a tobacco
soinnoissenr maintains that in either
case the quantity Of nicotine absor bed
BY the system il the same lic says
that wheA %lie cigar IA held in the
mouth part of the nicotine remains in
the stump. part adhercs 20 the
mustache or lips bpt a very large yor.
too Is blown ont into the air In
preSf Of this he cites cases whers con
tinval smok ing within doors has turned
white lace cnrtaius 70 dirty yellow
within few months. and he ciaius
that II wives could induce their hus-
bands 70 use cigar holders tbs lace cur.
tains would retain their pristine purity.
-Philadeiphia Record
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Women WIN Not UnI,e-

PHILADELPHIA. May AT the
Federation of Womeu's clubs. in ses-
sion here. the matter of union with the
national council of women was dis
cussed in n heated debate. Several of
the delegates were members of both
orga nizations. and advocated union.
while others opposed it so bitterly that
nothing was accomplished.
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A1L-wHrTE Trish-point embroideries
are of open pattern, and many Of them
are wrought in Vandykes. They are
hs handsomest OF this class Of trim
IRa.
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Arranging sharon's Millions.

SAN FRANCISCO, May A supple
mentcd deed OF trust has been filed by
the Sharon Estate Co.. conveying in
trust TO the California Title, Insurance
and Trust Co.. so, 900, O0J worth of
property belonging 10 the Sharon es-
tate. Provision is made for the issu-
ance of S2OOO,OOo 5 per cent. bonds To
be exchanged for bonds hitherto is
Sucd
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.IIsw They stand.


LoSnoN, May IA dispatch to the
Chronicle from 81 Petersburg. says:
a number Of students who have been
arrested on suspicion OF being nihilists
are believed 90 have been engaged in a
plot 60 destroy the Kazan and other
cathcdrals on Easter.
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DENVER, Col, May 1l.-Suit was in
stituted in the district court Thursday
against Rev. Malone. the suspended
priest of ST Joseph's church, TO recover
the shortage of s12, 900 alleged 20 exist
by Bishop Matz This suit was brought
for the purpose of vindicating Father
Malone, and bring practically all the
members OF the church under the
bishop's order OF accumulation
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The magnihcentIy Picturesque City OF the
Golden Gate.

IL Is the modern San Francisco.
throned upon hundred hills, that APP
peals TO ones Imagination even more
strongly than the old city of tents and
shanties stretched along a narrow
beach. This San Francisco looms hiph
before the stranger. n city set upon "a
ridge. seem cleaning like a constella-
ton as the night Overland train rounds
the hills of the eastern shore of the bay
and passes along TO the Oakland ferry.
An Englishman. Mr.. Rupert, who wrote
n book about his travels In America,
says OF this approach TO the city by
night:
ut is n mountain looming out of the
water, some three miles in length and
all ablaze with lights running upward
in close parallel lines and losing them.
selves in the cloudless horizon above.
among twinkling stars This minia-
ture armament, profusely decked with
stars of gold, and seemingly floating
over the waters of the bay, is San Fran.
cisco sleeping"
BY daylight IL still looms above the
blue waters, high ridge, and still
higher hills, with great irregular mass
es Of buildings, steeples and towers
against the sky. Sometimes the gray
sea-fog drifts in and lies in a dark wall
behind the city, OF sweeps in rivers
across IL; sometimes the crisp healthful
wind blows across from the ocean;
sometimes the whole atmosphere is Of
Italian brightness and purity; but al
all times and seasoSs the city is pictur.
esque
The Biographies refer 20 San Fran.
cisco rs occupying the northern end Of
a peninsula thirty miles long; but il
seems more like a many-peaked island.
Within this territory Of about six
miles square are four hills that are
more than nine hundred feet high.
and dozens Of lesser hills Magnificent
views are obtained from all the slopes
aud submits The cottages Of the
poor often occupy sites that million.
sire might envy. and beyond n doubt
the magnificent views that every part
OF San Francisco affords have become
very dear TO all who live here. and
have greatly aided in making its citi.
zens an outdoor race. Charles IL
Shinn, in ST Nicholas
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The Jones-Gr.en Fiebt.

TOLEDO, o., May - I'm the prize
fight here Friday night between Il. II.
Jones, l26-pound champion of Indiana,
and Fred Green. 19G-pound champion
of Minnesota, Green won in the tenth
round The figl ting was fast and
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YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. May John c.
Godshall, aged 81 years, one OF the
wcalthiest residents Of Lansdale, com
mitted suicide Thursday by hanging
himself in his stable.
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SrmNaFIELD, o., May 2-Doc Beard.
so years.old. was arrested Friday night
for systematically robbing Bosart q
Co, of $1,000 cigars. lie confcsses his
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Car Inspectgr Crushed TO Death

PARKEIsBURG, w. Va, May "a
Henry Grandin, general car Inspector
of the Ohio River railroad, was crushed
to death between two cars in the yards
here Friday morning. A curious feat
ure of the accident was that while his
body was mashed flat the skin was not
broken nor a drop of blood spilled.
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CHICAGO. May l2.-Atta meeting Of
Northern illinois operators held here
Friday IL was decided not TO partici-
pate in the joint convention to be held
at Cleveland next week
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Kioped Prom Her Chinese Husband.

SAN Francisco. May 1H-Mr. All
Chong, wife of a local Chinese mer-
chant, decamped for China on the
steamer Oceanic, taking $40, 600 of her
husbands money. The robbery was
discovered by All Chong shortly after
the steamer had sailed IL Is believed
that some Chinese lothario accompa-
MED the woman
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Is anybody waiting on you. mad.
ann" inquired the aoor-walsor
Yes. sir. retorted the raiddI(.a0ed
matron. herceiy 81 reckon they're
wsitin' 10 see " ] WON'T 20 away with.
out stayin fur tho seventeen cents in
ehanqe that's acclaim 20 rner'-Cbi-
cago Tribune
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Good Samaritan TO friends dootor-
ing man At tho roadside Tor snake.
oite)- here. hes coming around "a
riRht poor fellowi I CHESS You Decda't
pour any more Of that whisky down
him
Rusty Colling-(in n voice faint but
sarnestl-- lot i'm thicl bite ne iaiek
'gsin. Judge.
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ROCKVILLE, Ind. May 12,-Wm. Phil
lips, United Brethren preacher, lost
his life while cleaning out well at his
home, near Leatherwood, this county.
He was overcome by choke damp His
brother came near sharing the same
fate while attempting his rescue.
Lost Comet Found.
KEEL, May 12.-Ihe second periodical
comet Of Tempel, whose period OF revo-
luton is five years, but has not been
seen since ISIS, was rebound by Prof.
Finlay, OF Cape Town, on May s, in the
place predicted by Prof, Schulhof
John Coleman Pardoned.
CoIUNBUs, o.. May ~ Coy. McKin-
ley Friday morning pandoned John
Coleman, Of Cincinnati. who was sent
mp some years ago for manslaughter.
lie has been out on parole for over five
years
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EGIENsBURG, Wash. May r. "A boat
containing twenty-five commonwealth
capsized I'm the Yakima river. Thurs.
day, and four were drowned
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PARIS. May ~ -The execution Of
Emile Henry. who threw BONN In
the cafe Of the Hotel Terminus. ha,
been postponed 10 was expected [
have taken place Saturday morning.
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nltten br . Rnaticsnnko.

PORTSMOUTH o., May 12.--Wm. How
ell, "a young farmer near Bucua Vista.
was bitten by n rattlcsnaLe and IL is
feared fatally. The bitten leg has swol-
len 70 Three times the normal size
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IN 1888 the population Of the Brstish
selonies numbered ssa, oeo.oo
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Willie wnt-is q fashionable 70 -
bored2
Van Arnct--can't say. dear boy; bat
know It's q gors - b feshioaabis. -
kreth - ~
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Mira Ciunso--That Mira Snoopeg naka
every molly u her hat is on straight
Mr.. Cawkcr-Xea Is con4 hfts.nee
aoil8. Pack
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CHICAGO, May 1O.-The striking D.
ers Of this city are hunting down a "a
union syorlSm AZ On blcvclsA
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ATrangIng 3. Hecelrc krllr-

ST LOUIS. Mo. May 12. Labor or.
CARNATIONS Of this city arc preparing a
reception for kelly's commonweal
navy. The Trades and Labor union
has wade q donation OF 500
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
AN IMPOTENT PARTY
HOT SHOT FOR DENIS ALL
ALONG THE LINE.
Items Which Go to Show Conclusively
That the Party of Cleveland Is Utterly
Unfit to shape the Destinios of a Great
People.


"Oh for tongue to curse the slave
Whose treason, like deadly blight,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
We'll, what has been your exper-

We'll, what has been your exper-
ience?'
My experience is that it is the
same way with the shaving business
as it is with the gr' Gerry business
People don't get shaved SO often, and
they let their hair grow longer before
getting it cut"
Is that SOP" l calculated
"Yes, sir, that is so. / wouldn't t
have thought it or noticed it but for
people constantly asking me, so
looked it up and turned to my books,
and you can see for Yourself
After little more conversation of
this sort got ont of the chair, and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06

Total four weeks. $3.50 S3995 S34 10
THANK you," | said, II should be
glad to-"
Now, last April" continued the
bar er, 81 took in as little as 40 cents
for one days work, and that is pretty
small earnings for this great country"
Yes, lndeed," l said, when you
have to pay your rent and all expenses
out of it"
Now, take another case" the bar
ber went on. Last week had four
customers who came in to get their
hair cut They did not look as if
these democratic times had been
agreeing with them / could tell at a
glance that some one had tried to cut
their hair before they came TO me. In
one case | had to get the clippers and
cut the hair Off close to the scalp. 1t
had been so jagged around, probably
by the mans wife at home, in their
effort to save the price of a hair cut. {"
This is positively surprising" 1
said: This makes one feel that the
people must be much more sorely
pressed for money than 1 ever
thought"
Yes. sir All the years l have been
in business this is my first experience
of hard times, and do hope it will be
the last No more democratic FREQ
trade for me-" b. THINKEN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06

1891, for each week.. You see they
were from Sls.3S during the first week
up to S23.75 during the last week
in April, 1891 Now turn over;
let us look at last year Here, in all
the four weeks of April did not earn
$40, and my best week was S11. 10.
earned more money in any two weeks
in April, 1891, than did in the whole
month of April 1903"
That is surpriSingl" ! calculated.
"Yes, sir, and it surprised me too
when / began to figure up, Now take
this year. Business wa, even worse.
l only earned S34 i, during the whole
of April this year, and did not earn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
Down With the Trusts.

The Gormon tariff bill is the law of
the land. Let it be enforced 1t will
be remembered that Immediately
prior to its passage in the senate,
Senator Morgan introduced a series of
resolutions determining the illegality
of every combination, conspiracy,
trust, agreement or contract between
two or more pers ms that would re-
strain lawful trade or free competi-
tion or increase the price of any mar
ketable commodity. The penalty is
fixed at a fine ranging from 500 to
S., 900, an imprisonment for term
varying from three to twelve months.
The attorney-general is directed to in
stitute proceedings through the
several district attorneys of the United
States. Let him begin. Let him be-
gin. Let him begin with the sugar
trust Let him follow this up with
the whisky trust
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06

Tightening Those Heavy Burdens"
The people have not yet discovered
how the new bill will certainly
Tighten many tariff burdens that now
rest heavily" upon them. They have
discovered, however, that the price of
sugar has been increased by the DEM
ocratic tax upon their breakfast
tables, which they shrewdly suspect
has something to do with those 'in-
huences' to which the President was
so susceptible when he failed to veto
bill containing Inconsistencies and
crudities," which, he says, should not
appear in laws of any kind" Hav-
ing experienced this one result Of
influences" upon democratic legisla-
tion, the people are not anxious to
witness any further aggressive oper-
ations against protected monopoly, {"
operations that result only in en-
hancing the cost of the peoples food
through democratic tai
favoritism."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
THE BARBER SHOP.
LESSON IN Politics LEARNED
THROUGH LATHER.
Democratic Hard Times Compelled Home
Hair Cuttlng-Sorry Jobs Performed
BY Amateurs-Men without Wages
Forced to Small Economies.

/ have just come from Terre Haute,
Ind, where had occasion to get
shaved, and dropped into the barber
shop of Harry Freers After seating
myself comfortably naturally started
the conversation by inquiring How
is business?"
The barber had just begun TO lather
my face and he stopped suddenly,
looking straight at me and saying:
II have been asked that question so
much for the last year that it has
made me think. People coming here
to get shaved or have their hair cut
have asked How is business? and
when business is good we will say,
oh, pretty good, or good and think
nothing of it; but it may be that be-
cause times have been different that
have thought more of the question,
and will tell you / have been look
ing it up"
What do you mean by looking it
up?" asked him.
We'll" was the reply, my custom
ers inquire if the hard times have af-
fected my business-the barber bust
ness. Some of them said that if hard
times affected the grocery trade they
thought it would affect the barber
business as we'll They told me that
people had to eat, but they did not
eat so much as when times were good.
Now, this set me thinking"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06
Our Prosperity Under Protection.

While foreign nations have increased
their debt we have in the same period
decreased ours Y nearly the same
amount as the foreign debts have in
creased. The average annual decrease
in the national debt of the United
States during the last decade exceeded
500, OoO, 900, The decrease per capita
of com bined national. state and local
debt during the same period was from
$50. ,3 to $32 81, while other statistics
showed that the value of property as
sessed for taxation increased mean
while from $l7, 900 600, 900 to $95, 5O0.-
900 600, or so per cent, indicating a re-
duction of debt and an increase of
wealth unprecedented in modern
times. So il is that protection works
both ways 1t not only increases our
assets but decreases our liabilities.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-10-06

50 in any single week of the month,
whereas in s91 there was only one
week that l earned as little as lou BILE
that amount Last April l earned
only $34 10, and in April, 1891,
earned $s7 so, or more than two and a
half times as much"
II should never have thought that
anything of that sort was possible"
l said
mo more would l." replied the bar
ber; but here are my books, and you
can turn them over for any month you
like. There are lots of people who
believe that the tariff has nothing to
do with the barber trade, but these
figures have shown you proof that it
has. You can take a copy of them if
you like, and take them along with
Won -