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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-14
THE CONTRACT LET
a BIG MEET ON LABOR DAY.
Thsrs WIN Be Long List OF Amateur
and ProfestonaI Events, and xs
VIII he . Big Thing.

AZ meeting q re Queen City cyc'e
cEs5 Bed "Wednesday evening. IRE cor
tract Tor tas k.-veSe path rs scheme %
NA&ra va@ 12Asss@9 ~ faI $50 weeks ago
- f@s Pest -Irs sigsw1sr wzz .ek 20 c. ].
rsrtsxSo1 for szsa. TIE osA@r bsssers were
Ssarresi Geetz. 80. ana A. }. Baum
garter. fze
The contract was scr ire grazing only.
ss-1 he a64ttsezai nsnnsy 10 camgiese tie
bath wntcn co-*sfspiafes Clustering ard
Fo.aAnS- al bs raiss1- II II expecfes. 81
Oh h.cye4e meet - De held 10 thss ctsy
oz Isanor cay. September I. that w4i Re
me eest thing or ths Kind ever asssrnpte2
nortn d Ssn Francisco II will ecrpviss
long list - zua.eur and progs Ss.oE1Al
sseEss viii Prize. shat H1ii encourages
ahsral enfry OF the best ri6~rs on the Pa
enc coast A committee. consisting q
Asssrs- j. A. ForeAanz W =. Taft.
dnAfies Tear ars F. W rursnus vas sp-
pointed TO make the arangemsnts fog ths
meet. sn3 ths outssnes have already been
afa1te<1 The board OF pablo works was
AeksnS4 YESTERDAY - tire letting u the
contract and Mr. LATHE. superintendent Of
streets. viii 20 over ths proposed route
SATURDAY AMI locate the psfh accord ng
% tie seaen7e presented by the club al The
TINE iis petition came before the council.
Anotner matter that = OF growing In
teFeks 10 cye.srs is the coming excursion
- -N~-"AN%aAlttE fA-t& ft.A 4E& Argus FI1l
race that occurs on August e. The an
noancsznent Of the time OF leaving has
alreaay been Published. ard Il is the In
terfion OF the projectors to arrive 30 as
20 allow the excursioalsts an hour or more
al ne fails for naeHicking after which the
srAnsernents for the road race VIII be put
into effect
The wheelusen viii b. started a distance
rom Redmond. about seventeen mics.
TIE roads from that point 10 the town Of
Redmond are said TO be in lns condition
and 70 possess the requirements necessary
70 make the race a good one. There IL
JUST diversity enough tn the characters
ucs OF the read 20 bring Out the quality
OF riders. and as the entries s.ipuIa1s that
ths race 10 for novices ard that no person
viii be qualified TO win prizes wlao has
ever Won a road race before. the hkeii-
hood 10 taas there win be a large number
WHO VII Try for the prizes offered. The
hrst prize offered is for a SIS sast or over
coat. offered by julius Reaeizhssmsr. the
second Is by the D.ngiey-Hardwick Com
paHy Of fine split bamboo pole and reel.
the third prize - offered by the Globe
Wal Paper Company. and Is either a pic
ture OF Mckinley IN 4 gold frame or
Bryan In silver frame. and the fourth
prize ~ years subscription to the Argus.
The train time has been SO arranged that
IL VII be at Redmond a. the finish OF the
race and VIII give The ssowesf rider time
TO make the run. The bEkers will be
picked up then ard returned 10 the city.
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p,,,road and industrial Notes.

General Manager @. w. Dickinson and
Superintendent J. McCabe, OF the North
ern Pacific. were IN the CITY sesseFaas'
Hereafter the Northern Pacific rates %
canned salmon from North Faciuc coast
terminals TO Eastern points viii apply also
from Chinook ami Iwaco. Wash
Commander Patterson. Of the Depart
ment OF washington end Alaska, =, A. =. =.
has issued q circular designating no
Norshern Pacific az the Official route Tor
Selsgstes 10 the rational sncanpnent al
81. Paul Sept. ID
Tn. street railway companies continue
"a make fair progress IN complying WITH
tSe cftv ordinance requiring Tenders on
IRE ears A car load % tenders arrived
"wednesday Tor eaDippsng he Ihird street.
sr,orseIidated. West street Grant street
and Union Trunk cars.
Conductor Foley. who With h.s entire
erex vas recentiv laid of The run be-
tween ssatfie and Spokane. Is N 81 raul.
having started taither a. soon as Nc
lea ~nsH OF his SUSPENSION. II ts presumed
that ~ went there 20 appeal for REIN
statement lie was not Informed as 70 the
grounds on which he vas nred re -
ire Oldest conductor on the line and las
many friends
X Sarborn. a prominent Kansas City
lumber .corIui ssion dealer. vas IN the city
Yesterday He has The reputation n thess
parts Of beng the oest posted nssa ~ isss
fsore he aald yesterday that Tire narNet
n tAA Mate West s. extremely quiet. ard
= llkelv 20 remain 50 I'll afieT ire elss-
fie- He il q Republican. and - conf
5ent that Mckinley will be elected
TIE Northern Pacific excursion from Sc
attlA % Hestr0rt next SasEay VI lAhe
passengers 70 South AoeTieer. Were taeF
wi transfer 10 stssr1ers for psee~Ant
rsae amid the pretty scenery o. Gray =
Ne~far The sxcGrxloniStS VII Trseo
yyaxtxsoyf haach about low tide. sn1 esey-
es1sss NJ have A chance for good FAd4Ax
yshiIe a few hours later VII secure Eoca
bafhtrg as cAa Re bad Only On the ocean
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ALL WORK SUSPENDED
O. /. Company Waits for the
Result of the Election.
sRipoE CONTRACTS CANCELLED.
Practically All OF Its workrnen for the
Gold standard. and Coercion Is
Not Used Either.
sR,poE CONTRACTS CANCELLED.

The Oregon Improvement Company IN
common with many other large CONNER
cal concerns throughout the country. VIII
suspend al improvements until after tho
eseetson. The Company nat let contract
for a new bridge at RenFcn. bu. IN view
Of the excitement caused BY the silver
craze" the contract has been recalled
The company had also laid plans for build
.ng loo uew cars. but these. also. are Laid
on the iah.e for the present. Such prae-
deal facts as these should show working
men on which SIDE their bread is oGttsrsA
without reso-tiag 70 fsne-spua arguments
or hare-brainsd theories Of finance.
A new i5ss-foot span in the truss bridge
over Cedar river az Maple Valley has be-
come necessary. and work on Il was be-
gun yesterday. but AL work on the Ore
gon Improvement lines not absolutely nee
essary viii be held w til the political at
mosphere Gears. With such PRACTICAL
demonstration before their eyes. II Is not
surprising that the Oregon Improvement
Companys employees. almost 10 d man.
are IL favor OF honest money. No eoeT-
con has been attempted and no intimida-
toa used by the company. The employees
simply see the possible effects OF a Gepre-
ciatei currency and will vote against II.
A prominent railroad man stated yester-
cay that 10 general officer of any rail-
road lire or Industrial enterprise In Sc
attic was using coercion 10 determine the
votes OF his employees. Such a policy.
he said. would be very short-sighie1.
and. in fact, would be TOO great a hun
der for any sane man 70 perpetrate. even
II ne were disposed TO try 10 influence his
men. When Hanna said that employees
could be reached through their employers
he did not mean 10 intimate that the voter
could be forced against his convictions TO
support the arbitrary choice OF his en-
pioyer. He meant simply 10 repeat in an
other form what has often been said al
ready: that his is TO be a campaign OF
education. and that the facts OF the world
of commerce could be presented by en-
pIoyers 10 their employees without threat
or penalty. This is al that any success
ful manager OF men would consent TO do;
Il is all that any man OF common sense
u0ufd uusArtakAn
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Ven Waters Parsson~t /.

William Van Waters vas pa-es~.s ,v~
GOV AcGraw Wednesday. and ne rox
oieasbss the air free man Las, seo-
TENDER Van Waters vas convicted ~
sseanns trunk from the Northern pa
enc depot BY nnesns Of q switched check
re Appealed the ease and while stsll
prisoner al the rounty fail xss aglowe4
the privilege Of going cut and irving "a
mo 40 oonfs. While I'm pursuit of thss
Mission he took French leave ore day.
ano caused sharp criticisms 20 fall on the
county officials. Finally q bench warrant
as issued for his arrest ard he was a
last apprehended. Failing to raise his
-oonos ne went 70 jail 70 serve out mis- tirae
OK esFhsy-foor days. He had served eighty
three days when pardoned yesterday.
thereby escaping only one day OF his scn-
tsuee
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Personal.

J. d. Riley. . general merchant OF Shell
ton. is a. the Butler.
j. f. Hart. mill man of Everett. Is q
guest az the Northern
E. s. McCord and wife. of Fairhaven. are
cuartered at the Butler.
X. o waIders a merchant OF Hamilton.
Ii registered at the Northern.
Miss MoIlie Barrett. OF Port Balekeley.
II IN the city and II al the Dsiler.
Scott Virgins. OF the Port Gamble MiH
Company. s guest at the Butler.
Capt. H. Mcintyre. a prominent cannery
man OF Alaska. IL registered at the North
ern.
r.. r. Ward. manager OF the Horsely
hydraulic mine. British Columbia. Is az
the Butler.
Walter Crockett, Of cougsyiile;; Is a, ~ n.
rison Hot Springs
j. RI. Richardson. railway mail super
insendent. with HEADQUARTERS at Portland
was sn The city yesterday
T. n. Fleming. formerly. a mill man Of
this city. but nor locafed at Eairhafen,
Is a guest at the Northern
George @. Mcnamara. postmaster %
Port Townsend. and l.. n. Hastings. OF
Port Townsend. are At the Butler
II. Earles. OF the Seattle Logging Com.
pany Is spending a few weeks az Port
Crescent Tor the benefit OF his health.
Fremont Morse Homer e, Ritter. Fred
A. Young and Owen II. French. OF the
United States coast survey. are guests a.
the Rainier-srand.
Henry cowies. large dealer In lime and
cement OF San Francisco. was IN the city
yesterday afternoon. and left In the even
inE for Roche Hareor.
W. f. Parkinson. sheriff OF skagit eoun-
~. Ia nj the Dillef on his way home from
Chehaiis. where he went 20 eonsixn an IN
oorriKihie boy 20 the reform school.
j. w. Erwin and ]. C. r. Gordon. postal
inspecters. are AZ the suilsr, They have
Official business. and are now on their way
home.
CIV. SUMMERS. . promlnen, banker ana
Insrchan, q rsITnsld Ill; = n me e'sy
will start fer Alaska on the Wiiispa on
Saturday.
Carl N. J. ssol.snherS will entertain IN
this city for next Two months nis mother.
Mira L. stolssnberg. and sister. Miss Ella
S;olteneerg, OF Los Angeles who arrived
here yesterday.
Rev. Henry l. Baaier. who Is IN charge
Of the Episcopal missionary JURISDICTION %
10 attend the funeral ef Nhiteneld Brooks.
lie Is registered at sae Diller.
Commander J. C. Mororr. who vas sue
eeeaed as commandment % the Port Or
ehas~f naval station ey Comma nter Walt
tnx. was in IRE city YESTERDAY. acrosTp0-
rIes ~ his wife Ar. and Mrs NSrcnE
leave on the wala waiia semorrow for
san Francisco.
r w smith. uhrariaa OF the public
library. left "Wednesday night for -. East
~ attend ire national convention Of The
American library Association 81 Clevs-
lard Mr.. Saith will Tsake careful IA
srec.icn OF the principal Eastern libraries.
wsfh re nhfset IN view ~ Increasing the
esysr,eney cf the local institution.
e n shuster. OF Washington city.
member Of the United SsAses iefN~tfS
rammlssson. registered the osseT MEMBERS
~ the commission a. ire kSsaier-Srsnd
i..s evening The mcnhers 81 the com
mission left htn at tne ans @ tae
ss@S,,-fs Al No;ssiaF 50 that ne mlrhi wtth
80 frsenax make the ascent q Mount
p.s,amr TIE ascent was successfully ac-
sorapil~hsd without missAp.
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A secondhand dealer va. % a.
aay sste-socn before the hon - -
e1nshzation- Daring has exarnsnss5~- - =.
- "a the stock IN his store wa. Ne, ~s-ss
p. nsean 70 say thar yoa are r,,r-
ming business with ne wa~-h - -. - =.
SAID connssssoner Gaseh. sevsr.s~
90. was the reply. ..re yoss A. -.
osasSe ne you Just give me 81 ara ,,s,s
kiss ysa the key 20 my store ara vos, =.
take the business IVA cAa
% are sure fhss ron are dssnx buxs-
ness sifh ~ worth OF xresv >.
Wei. some OF ne xrewsx =, -
neionx 70 Others and I am rner~5s $3.50.
.-h1 mem on commission. I arr. lossrsx
money In tho business and nav orts -
Snort time. Besides. ! have : ,eyy,s,,s -
support" a@kHAfy 70
- .Vssfnent was 0xe1 al sea and he
retired. protesting loudly r.. h - -, =
high- - "~s 700
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Next Saturday at ; .. ~. there will be a
game OF baseball between the Ballard
Athlete Club and the 7. II. C A team. OF
this city, at the Y. VI. C A park These
teams have met twice before az Ballard
n two fve-inning games. IN which the Y.
NJ. c. A. team was defeated By a close
score. and they have been waiting for q
chance 20 play a fun nine-snninz game.
The Ballard boys viii come IN force 20
cheer thsir team on 70 victory. The make
ID az the y. III, 9. A. team will probably
be; Burweii, catcher. Sicksrson and Car
roll, pitchers. Lewis. srst: Atkins second.
Eskriige. third; Brown. short. Smith. ie.;
Elder. center; Webb, right. and Change,
catcher; Hobson ard Tiedsmaa. substi-
f1sss
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A license TO wed was Yesterday lssued
to German ~. Rouse. % Seattle. and So
piilz Norton. Of Laeom. Ill.
Judge Langley yesterday appointed
George K Coryeil administrator OF the es-
tate OF Henry Robbins. deceased. Rob-
bins died In Ste!iacoom on July IL last.
and left an estate valued al ESQ
Judge Langley yesterday made an order
confirming the sale OF the plant OF the AL
len Printing Company. which was sold 40
vas made by the ~ RI. Richmond / PAPER
Company. and the sale was confirmed.
The plant cost the Allen Printing Com
pany 5000.
John Maloney nlsd a petition with Judge
Langley yesterday asking for letters OF adj
minis;ration OF the estate OF Thomas PEN
dergasf. deceased. Petitioner Ia one of the
principal creditors of the estate. and
claims that the heirs. who reside In Win
nspeg. Manitoba. have failed 20 apply for
letters of administration.
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a MOTHER SUES HER SON.
AN. Decker Wants the Family Home
strad pi~roaed OF.

The unusual spectacle OF a mother suing
ner son was presented yesterday when
Asrxaret Sidney Decker sued George SD
nsy " the superior court In the COM
pAnt Mrs. Decker aileges that on April
y. M. she married George Sidney. who
cec on oeioAsr is. isx. The fruit OF the
shon was enc son. George sidney. Dur
mx the lifetime ef George sidney. sr,. the
fsnfn and her aasSand acquired 10; 4
eloek Z or y. $. Msynari's plat 70 the
.1s OF Seattle. At the time Of his death
.ae property ~as worth s. ea TIE only
nssFs-atslaw were the plaintiff and her
ON TIE place has been used as home
.ssd er plaintiff srt her sen since the
ssA'n az her husband. The plaintiff ard
ssssendant were each The owners OF an IN
sss'sed one-hsif Of the property az the
uae os Georgs Sidney. sr's. death.
un Apr!i 2 lSS. plaintiff married II. n.
arcker. and Is now BIS wife. The plaintiff
.oek possession OF the property. paid the
axes. built houses and made improve
nenfs 20 the value % $500. TIE property
eanaos he divided without Injury 20 the IN
.erssis 81 the plaintiff and defendant. Mrs.
s~cker therefore asks that an accoantiax
hAd between the plaintiff and defendant
~ TIE amount % the improve
nehs places by her on the prop
ssS. and that ire amean, be aecrsea .
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wa,er ,fain nreaks AxsIn.

s-he water main whfch Is causing 50
rnueh trouble and expense % me E1.i. ana
fc1,nSrv usea al ths southern end OF tie
r-stv broke again yesterday afternoon for
80 @s-ard time in tke past TIVE weeks,
ana axata fo- BRET 7Ta8ls al wers go
s-1s,.ss. "a a stanaSffIf THE break tbs
ss-,e s~-urrsS wffasa fso pipe lengths %
shr fo~-ser ore bat ire repairs we're eoEa-
rI@sed n a rzuch shorter tine. Ire cause
- weakness a. me corner of Norman
sfrnes ana Raiireza avenue = founs 81 tie
ntrh pressure o. me water a. thA. posHt
n~s ths e-arr condition % IRE supports
over wsl-h n. Eszla runs- TIE main s
4 fs-snea sp<szl Hsa3 pipe Of good quality.
hst "a II ersss r. AZ elbow az this Cor
Fer. zaa branch pipe stxnt lsehes 81 d.
asmetng y.ns CT 4own Narran street. TIE
gsresser@ st tns ssbew - ia Foartis. ara
she -aza rlszx beneath a o~4sss over = s,iea
sa-s--v faa-rss are e9ESG ATTY r1aEsTx. Ins
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IN. Iyrching OF italians.

Rome. Arg. 'e-1he fopoio hofaare.
rnssIisrx The lvncAlaE Of Italians So New
t0v,eans in 1871 and referring 70 the Tyne y
49, IN Louisiana ef Italians 90 sancay
la, urges the Italian government 10 eau
80 attention Of tire European Towers =
the strange position OF fesSh 1a
s..s-s~a ara 20 promote tae collective
action % ths powers
IA. Tsan cAischsotfe says thsf reTetf-
ia, az the horrible exeEE ooSikes TIE
rai1.n government . demand seslsta',.
-, r. syaer - prevent Ire butterflies NJ
e.ner eeantrsss from io2sratsng attacks
mnon Italians.
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Batteries-Meekin and Wilson: Nichols.
Lewis and GaTxel
The following table shows the standing
a. en..arai laa.,tA cilrla.


Saratoga. Aug. Is.-fn the national ana
teur oarsmen's regatta today the race for
senior singles was won By Whitehead,
Thompson second. Juvenal third Thonp-
son protested against Whitehead. who
royed IN - course. The regatta commit
tee sGstaifed the protest. Rad the race viii
be rowcd over al the close OF the four
cared international.
The second heat OF the intermediate
singles was won BY TenEyck. Schultz
second.
TIE senior eight-oared race was won BY
the Baltimore Athletic crew. New York
Athletic CREW. second. Time. T:ss.
Senior doubles-New York Athletics won.
Toronto Rowing Club second. Peunsvlya-
MIA Rowing Club third
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soattle,s Innnn stearners.

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-Official notice has
been gwen by the Great Northern rail-
road OF ITS agreement with the nippon
Ytlsen Kwaisha, which is the most import
ant carrying organization IN the orient
The Great Northern says that through
ia cannert,an with that organization IL
viii handle freight for ali oriental ports
The FIRST steamship 70 arrive under the
new agreement viii arrive al Seattle on
the last of the present month, ana sail
lngs VIII be monthly thereafter, there
being one boat each way every MONTH
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~r~ yo-k. Avg. ts~frank EAfnsWuftn
re.~nsra. axea e. tenor SINGER ~eH
kws~a lss theatrical etTcls@. e-sssssssi.'so -
80. tn~saax ey shNettng himself IN the
80, ,~r.,r,le with q reselver In n%nTsar
--sa..r~Ar'. ssglsA Homestead company
aNvraYsa was nnesnher ef the osi tsaaeh
t.ssrsat snzrtexte. He vss TIE SOC 81 49,
..t.~~ barnard. et the tnsssnsroiis Bears
~ Trade hts raoshsr afsesn 49, -. 80
- - 80 aase Senator Joseph Arksefs-
"a nopulsray known IS "cs6 S&ssaas-
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In the divorce case OF Edith Weaver vs..
Ssmneoa r. Weaver. the latter xas d.
rected py Judge Hnmes yesterday 70 pay
SiS9 to his wife 10 enable her 10 prepare
ner suit for trial. IL the money is not
oaid within three dsys execution will Is
sue and his property be sold TO obtain the
sum. Weaver IL living IN Asotln county.
Nash.. and failed 20 appear and show
cause why he should not give his wife
money with which TO carry on her suit
when ordered 10 DO - BIZ the court.
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Just the Thing You Need
Seeds Water Filters and Strainers.
/ C. NILES CO. Ts's Wy s.r, Hss nj vssn lr''s

fcaAans Fnssh results combined with ire
pafe o. tie uatsr. ferees he joints
acars Superintendent Younxs, 81 the
water department. when seen Yesterday ia
fss@~i 70 TIE matter said &c could %
hoIaaRS anti the asty council APPROPRIATED
sum safaeaent 20 cover the cost Of i'm
proyeaaent
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Canadian Yachts VERY Fs-t-Rsce 81
STRAIN Yachts.

Cleveland. Aur = "A szlsasI1 ealing
N-~~xa -nAae the regatta evsEss tc38y
very rrusa &c sacesss. esF25te tie tac;
tA&s TIE sea EsS . iFz1e 800 FeaSo Tor
$50 st-~~ The four races ssAe8ale3 Ger
ssss~ e-srua - IT a*fstsaa 20 a Fsre b.
tun-- ne say wNra. % C3sveasnd asa
-. E-auir.r - HurAas. sso Ns.'i. haat-
49,. ars nn-sy fsrni.Ae& cruising ss.aza
,.asAss tNzr whfcA sasrr are Ter 1ne- ez
ne s-sAar4 - IS seh$snsT essss. ax~r
a seNf. kA- ankg starters SeTe fhs .sTls-
ella - rsexNss-&. eullt - he AEi&ntie
as A sso1p 70 eefens Are A=ssses's esp.
ara - ssrssxa.s~ - f-1tesxo. Tb@ ssssar
~zs Eos = F4csnx g-zn. aGs ssssr~1 CT
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Glasgow. Aug. a-Tne British Yacht
VaIsyrie III, from New York July Is.
arrived il the Clyde this morning. Val
kyr3e bad stormy Passage. bat she ar
rived "a exeailsn; condition. The Ionxss,
days rs1 was rs miles. The Yacht u-gI1
- slea ~ until 1891.
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London. Aug. is.--Gr. Belrncnt's chest
nut geliIng. Tagus. one OF SIX -ssrters
n The race FOR the maiden z-year-aias Of
isa sovereirns. 81 the frSt day's racing OF
The Royal Windsor August meeting. IN
lsheA shird. lord wolverton's TTtars Won.
Lord Cowiey's hay s'ly by Avonles, on; OF
SpecGgla~ was second.
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f>oaten, Aag r--T7he Tines report ~
sssit 20 the Sank - E.ngsand yestera ~
By Il HuHE Chang saws fhat II Observed
whEs fhers thas re question OF .srn~.st-
Wsoa could Only - settled ~ the silver
gslpS and prossacInx countries. ard that
Therefore Caira. Japsn art kn-s~lca ms.
1sss3s Eae question IF sc are 20 work
IN anity wfth gspsE." Ne said. I've rnnzt
make aropcsAl FOR : 6xs1 ratio. Ra, ws
SHAH fal gnlsss E1roas approves. Erx-
l&ns coGi3 settle tss question n sue
wishes. but sae hzs hsr own interests 10
protest"
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A. ~. request &c sza3y esSSSs
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