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The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
THE WEATHER..

Boston, Dec. 9.-Loeal forecast for
Boston and vicinity for Friday:
Fair; continued warm; southerly winds.
Washington, Dec. e.-Forecast, Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont; Generally
cloudy weather Friday: southerly winds
warmer in southern portion.
Local Weather Report.
Portland, Me-, Dec. 9.-The local
weather bureau Office records as to the
weather are as follows:
a. m.-Barometer. 30.3I6: therm O.
meter. $50: dew point. 81 humidity. 95;
wind, SW velocity, 4; weather. cloudy.
8 u. m.--Barometer. 30.269 thermome-
ter. $40: dew point, "a; humidity, 100:
wind. NV; velocity, 4: weather foggy.
Mean daily thermometer, SO: maxi
mum therm ometer, 81; minimum ther-
mometer. 90: maximum velocity of
wind, 8 SW, total precipitation, trace.
Weather Obser walton.
The agricultural department weather
bureau fer yesterday, Dec. 9, taken
at p. M, meridian time. the observa-
4ien for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction of wind,
state of weather:
Boston, TO degrees, SW, cloudy; New
York, 40 degrees, Sc, clear, Philadel-
phia, 50 degrees, Sc, clear; Washing
ton, 46, E, clear; Albany, AZ degrees
S, clear; Buffalo. so degrees, S,
p cloudy; Detroit, so degrees, S, cloudy /;
Chicago, 81 degrees, W cloudy ST Paul,
40 degrees, W cloudy; Huron, Oak 80 de-
Srees, \, p cloudy; Bismarck, "a degrees,
clear E; Jacksonville, "a degrees, NE,
clear.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
PICKLES IN A PICKLE.

Amesbury, Mass, December s.-Thom-
as Pickles, a we'll known photographer
of this place, is locked up at the police
station charged with breaking and enter
ing the house of Mrs. Hannah Estes last
night and stealing silverware and other
articles to the amount of $500. The stol-
en- goods were found in Pickles studio
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
PORTLAND NOT ON THE LIST.

Washington, December 9-Representa-
tive Louenslager of New Jersey. intro
duced bill today for constructing dry
docks and enlarging those already built
in a number of cities. The bill approprl-
ates $500. 900 each for the construction of
dry docks at Portsmouth, n. H., not to
cost over 81, 100, 900, and Boston, Mass,
not to cost over 81 $50, 0o0.i'
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
GERMANY COMPE
CHINA.

London, December 10.-A despatch to
the Times from Pekin says that yester-
day Thursday J, the Tsung- In yamen tele-
graphed the viceroy of the province of
Chilli, north of the province of Shan
Tung, that China having complied with
her demands, Germany undertakes to
evaouate Kiao Chau at date to be fixed
hereafter and will receive instead as
ooalinz station the Sam-Sah inlet in the
province OF Fo-kien over against the in
land of ForInosa.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
BIG GAS CONSOLIDATION.

New York, December "a number of
the larger gas companies of Boston were
purchased by the New England Gas and
Coke company today. Stephen Peabody
Of the firm of Hollister & Babcoek Of
II Broad street, this city, is authority
for the statement. The price paid for the
companies is S14, 900, coo.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
PORTLAND MAINE FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TO-

a,h Ike Poi1ce are looking for an aocomplice,
peoted shortly The buralars .S fs e5feoted ts a an
entrance to the house by s boring hole in in
enfn~ one wihoow sash and removing the fast
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10

Hives are not dangerous to life, but
they are prolific breeder of misery and
profanity. Doan's Ointment gives in
slant relief, even In the worst cases of
this and other exasperating diseases of
the skin.
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
In tle...

the man got very wet. The
wetting gave him q cold. The
cold, neglected, developed to
a cough. The cough sent him
to bed of sickness. a dose
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
taken at the start, would
have nipped the cold in the
bud, and saved the sickness,
suffering, and expense. The
household remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung troubles is
The Portland daily press., 1897-12-10
MAY BIZ A FORGER.
Series Of Attempts to Pass Bogus
Checks.
POLICE ARREST OXFORD ST. MAN
FOR OFFENSE.

Man Denies That He is Guilty But 10 Posi-
lively Identified by Proprietor of the
cessfuI
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
WHEAT STILL GOING Up
The Chicago Market Above
the Dollar Mark.
FIRST TINE DURING CAMPAIGN
Shortage In Foreign Potato Crop Etu
mated at 1000. 100000 Bushels
Price of Corn Also Rising.

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-Today, for tie
first time since the present bull cam
paign in wheat was started, the price
OF September wheat sold above the dol
lar mark in Chicago. Ten minutes al
ter the opening, $l.03la was offered,
an advance over yesterdays closing
price OF 6s, cents. Even at that tempt
ing figure, the bull clique refused to let
go of their holdings. Enough wheat
came on the market to break the price
to 9s rs cents by the time the closing
bell sounded. but the brokers who were
engineering the deal stoutly denied
that it came from them.
There was, perhaps, a shade of ma
liciousness in the way they forced the
shorts TO bid up. 1t was currently re-
ported on Monday. when prices broke
81 sharply. that the pool was forced to
put up $500, 900 in margins. They
certainly had their revenge today. The
rise was plainly due to the clique,
which is now swelled. by rumor TO in
cluie Joseph Letter. George K. French,
Allen, Grier Il Co, and James keene.
OF Wall street. The only leader,
George French. who appeared distinct
~ above the surface. makes no secret
that he has u line OF 5000, 900 bushels
Of September wheat. There was not
much more than 100. 900 bushels Of
contract wheat in Chicago, with hardly
anything coming, and an immense
shor, line of cash wheat sold for ex-
port This is the situation as it nov
plays into the hands of the bull COM
bine.
The sudden rise of september wheat
WAS not reflected in any other large
market in the country. with the excep-
ton of Minneapolis, where September
bounded from 90 cents to 81. St.
Louis advanced cents 1T one time.
but relapsed to the opening prices tor
December.
Although statistics were not given
much attention, one item Of fore en-
news had y distinct influence. The
foreign potato crop shortage Is es,ima,-
Ell at the total Of 1000, 900. 600 BUSH
els. VIII ,ch was expected 70 increase the
demand for American wheat. Its intiu
ence WAS especially felt in Deem her
wheat. which is not supposed TO be un-
der the thumb of any clique. Corn
ami provisions we're both affected by
the excitement in wheat. In corn, the
trading WAS enormous, and although an
advance Of 70 > cents was recorded,
the feeding was very strong al the close.
The closing for provisions was Is 10
20 cents higher.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
IN SEHALF OF INDIANA MINERS
Large k-lixt FUND Subscribed AZ
Lebanon.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
FATE OF THE EENCeRS
= he Old Man and Kate Were shot ~
Posse.

Wichita. Kan. Aug. 3l.-Anothe,
chapter IS added 20 the srue>oru, story
OF the Bender family. whose home il
Montgomery county over 70 wears $40
Was the scene u upward 81 So murders,
according to the iea,hbtAd confession u
Captain Carroll. The fate 81 the
Benders has heretofo-e been yelled il,
mystery.
Captain Carroll confessed ,hs, b,u,i
or citizens. sworn IL eternal secrecy.
followed the Blenders after their fi,b:
from the scene ~ their crimes sui
killed hate and The oil nxn. bc, Ter
Ms. Bender ~, with warning revs,
70 return On pain OF death.
He said that Kate and her u,o,ba-
stool By ami >vojcally watched the men
riddle the body If William Bender win
bullets, ami then when Rates ru-,
came she stepped cut Ike i srase,iv
queen AMI said:
Blaze AWAY"
She WAS sho, DOWN Ike dos. bu,
when 1t came 70 shooting the u1,hs-.
the hearts II the posse failed them An.
they allowed her 10 gu The bodies
were carefully buried aud the srsvs.
concealed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
NEWS FROM THE ISLANDS.
Hawaii Has Not Yet Received Japan's
Answer.

san Francisco. Aug, so. - The
steamer Mariposa arrived this morning
from sydney. via Honolulu. with the
following Hawaiian advices:
The Hawaiian government has not
vet received any answer from Japan
regarding the offer 10 refer the immi-
grafton trouble TO arbitration. There
Is 10 change in ,he situation here.
The China registry case was finally
submitted 70 Judge Perry for decision
Angus. ~. and an early decision is
confidently expected. as the matter will
in all probability be appealed 10 the
supreme court. Il is predicted tina,
the question Of the big steamers regis
ny will ne settled before she reaches
here again in October. The PRINCIPAL
poi,., upon which the Hawaiian govern
men. rules is the question Of McFar-
lanes citizenship. he having been
born or The island OF British Parents.
The American ship Commodore lei,
Honolulu for New York August 10.
wiki \ cargo Of sugar. valued :, Slql.-
200
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
Another Rich Strike.

Tacoma. Wash. sept. IA letter 10
the Ledger has just been received from
the north FORK II the Mcmillan river.
Alaska. from George Lennon addressed
70 his wife. in South Tacoma. giving
particulars Of y taoulou>lv rich strike
on tAis tributary II The Mcmillan river
He and lis partner went there from
the Iukon on information from al lu-
dian. VINO accompanied them. las,
spring. AMI ne saws they have struck =
locality richer than the Klonii6e. In
three months they have made : cleanup
~ SIS QOQ. He SAWS ,hev have lari
IN k-1 AMI bean can iuil OF nuggets.
All although hey have no scales. they
believe :. wi,i run at least The amouu:
named. Th-v have >,aka.i 81 i've
clairl>. and IL ts-,> is wife - ssu,i u
:ou- friends. whom liz g. ena,ej. -
quickly - possible. - locate the Al
joining properties. the law oeir. thAt
oae nAn can locate only ore claim.
ne s-ter wa> >su; ..own " the IL
liam. = co ;AAe> $50 ~ $500 worth @:
nuggets - Nv n fresh >lv,ly 50r ,ae
w,E-e-. Lr-uu,lc >Av> 1e VIII no. D.
en- before TX. SIMMER. ana thinks ~
t-is-is clAn --ach ;ae-e ~ ne mitile
- Qe:oler over Ihs Chi.cuoi pass. Nc
MILAN river = between I'D aui 3Q0
miles SCUM ~ hlQu;ise. AMI until
la.e.y hS> been II 1-=xv,o-ed region.
He expresses tsar % scg-vv b-eaSiu-
o-t tA.s Eln,e- unless rh=y tan - some
s-e=n yee,=,4b.-< il, ~; 4d;> that
ro1uius Hq1ai .nia:e MIN "a leave the
dis;'uss until r-xs vsa-. - ~ Tbs.
.iue i1+y Are confident oi having sew
e-ai hcnire'i -ho1san.i lol.4rs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
CUBA'S FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.
Ouinton Banderas Tells Of the Progress
Of the War.


New York, Sept. 1.-The Journal
and Advertiser says: The sensationally
victorious march of the Cubans under
Maxine Gomez and Antonio Maceo.
the entire length of the island, in Mar
tinez Campo's time. has just been
duplicated 10y Quintin Banderas. The
negro war captain. than whom no Cuban
Of the colored race. excepting only
Maceo, perhaps. has won greater honors
in the struggle for Independence. led
1900 men from the eastern end OF the
island. where the patriots in arms are
strongest. to the western end, where,
since Maceo's death the Cuban cause
has not prospered so we'll. Those H.
300 men represented all branches of the
Cuban army service. They penetrated
into the provinces of Matanzas. Havana
and Pinar del Rio. strengthening the
existing forces in each of these provinces
to such an extent that the coming win
ter campaign there may be expected to
BE- even rs disastrous for the Spanish AS
in the times Of the redouhtable Maceo.
The news of the brilliant achieve
ment was brought to the Journal and
Advertiser by the mail from Havana in
an autograph letter from Banderas him
self. In it he requests the publication
OF the proclamation that he issued on
taking charge OF the department.
Banderas says that the second invasion
Of the west was made in compliance
with plans that were completed by
Maxine Gomez, the general-ln-thie
himself. in June last. and that the
march WAS effected with little or no
trouble or moeStation from the Spanish
troops. The proclamation intimates
that there have been wholesale deser-
tions from the Spanish army in fiavans
province into the Cuban service.
The rest of the proclamation is dl-
rec,ed TO the Men If My Race. ana
is rs follows:
III only remains for ME 70 sppeal IL
the men of my race. 10 pNln, out u
them that We owe the liberty Of our
fathers 70 the revolution OF 1858. ana
i, is my duty IL present 10 them the
example oi that noble figure. Major
General Antonio Mscyo. who iiei on
the field for the liberty 81 his country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
Spain VIII Never Yield.

Denver, Sept. l.-Count Henri Pen
alosa, OF Paris. is spending \ few days
in the city upon mining business. The
count is All American by birth, \ Span
iard by jescen, ami Frenchman by
adoption. He WAS born in san Fran
cisco III 1899, while ms parents were
spending the winter in California In
the course II al interview Coun, Pen
aloza SSii:
AS long Is Spain has man or L
penny il the treasury the Spanish gov
ernmen. will NOT cunsen, 10 ,he indie
pSniencs ot Cubs. \ COUNTRY hose
call for military funds MAS Subscribed
four ,,mes over and which has sssl,
200. 900 soldiers ~ Cubs, Is uos in the
Impoverished condition 81 ot,en de-
scribsI
Couu, Penal0za is exllai from MS
native couu.ry on acN,oun, ~ the CSrlis,
proclivi.iss OF his family.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
To Coueiliate With Il.

London. Aug. 5Q.-The Standards
correspondent II san Sebastian SAWS:
Il learn tha. Spain has lnsimatet nsr
willingness 70 make considerable -
iaction in the contemplated IVES. H.
Han tariffs. in order 10 develop the
trade ot Cuba with the United states.
>ne w3< willing 70 negotiate i reciproc-
ny treaty when the Din.lev ,Arif came
in'o fore. but the United States r.
telve'i advances colilv. because i.
Naiated the Cuban question settled frs.
tn''e@t. Spain Is HOW aware that
American diplomacy will soon -ai<a
other aa3 more importsn, questions BE-
iore corn mercial questions are likely 70
Be uco.a.i. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

The spring run OF salmon at Calm
WAS failure this year.
The hsy harvest in Wallowa couaE
: over. AMI farmers are busy gsrnefins
their wheat.
One u the tramps injured IN IN
wreck south OF Roseburz drew w.
on, Of his pocket and asked to b wen
cared for while that lasted.
The schooner Bella, built On ~
Siuslav by Eli Hansen. was furnishes
with mAscs last week. The Bella y.
been long time building.
Hon. Thomas 81. Tongue has n "
ceeie,i in locating the lost muster ~
u the companies of volunteers ~
fought the Rogue river Indians ID io's
The sawmills up the North Santa !.
are being operated to their fulia.
capacity. Many of them are cauv
,ies ana bridge timbers for repa'n :
the Q. (. & Z.
Eighty acres Of the CHM place ~
Weston. which was threshed last No.
averaged - bushels Of wheat @u
acre. Thi. i: the largest yle'd
heard u in that section.
Engineer Halcombe. with e
men. Is now engaged in making
vsv u the Nshalem bar, with ID.
,ec. .: getting an appropriasloa
jessy work. He is doing the
thoroughly. and will also make
ysv Of the Tillamook bar later.
As,rpuomer IS. Gannett has ~
struments in place for receiving TN 4
wire troua s.. Louis, in order 70
lish i meridian line at Baker C'v
the geological maps that are 70 %
by the federal authorities Of the =
mineral district.
TIE As,o-is carnival this yeG
scllpsei ANYTHING Of the kind svslr
in tbs, city. Il is the intsnu%
sssct permanent orsanisatl.oas N
-ssatcs club. the objects Of wnleu
DC ~ collect funds and otnel"
mese the annual carnival.
[. {. Coleman returned 70 Jaer
Vile from san Francisco ~
While AZ ,h.s city he had 0
beets, raised % Griffin creek.
81 The >yreeAles refinery. II
showed shs. hey averaged ~ 60
weishs. Contained lass pes
sugar AMI cv-efsciens OF puriv ~
per cent. The percentage OF ~ t.11||
matter : high. especially = - N
are nos zia.u-sj. Those coos.'
per sent sugar with = cod
OF over So yer cent, are oons,oe I
>Acali oeess raised in o., 's 'n
Jackson county ;nrn ous seue
txescry usy % up in The = Z IA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
THE TRAIL is OPEN.
A Few of Those Gathered at skaguay
Can Now Escape.

Can Now Escape.
Seattle, Sept. 1.-The following let
ter was received per steamer Utopia,
which arrived in Seattle today:
Skaguay. Aug. 25.-The jam is broken
on the Skaguay trail. number of
outfits have gotten over, and there is a
steady stream of moving humanity.
mixed up in an almost indescribable
mass of horses of all sizes, ages and
conditions, mules, steers, mich cows,
goats and dogs, also vehicles OF every
description and kind to be imagined.
Three steamers are now unloading on
lighters. which convey the freight As
near the shore as possible. where II Is
loaded on wagons or carried above high
tide. The Utopia is unloading at the
only wharf-a very shaky structure
Two piledrivers are at work on another
dock. which is intended TO be a sub
stantial one.
A new sawmill got up steam for the
first time this morning. Rough lumber
is worth SCI per 1000, but cannot be
got half fast enough at any price. The
city OF tents is not being displaced. but
reinforced 10y a city of "shacks' Of all
sizes and degrees Of finish. Skaeuay is
the boom town of Alaska Every man
whose heart failed him when he en-
countered the first hardship has turned
townsite boomer. Four weeks ago
Skaguay WAS not known; today there
are not less than 5000 people here, in
addition IL those on the ships IN the
harbor. They have surveyed of the
towusite. the first corners having first
choice The United States cOinmis-
siouer is issuing some kind OF certiti-
cate fer lee Of s.; then the >Quatter
sticks ny his tent. shack, or corral. ami
is ready 10 Skin" the first tendertoot
that comes along. Transfers by quit
claim are quite common. and rs high
As 5000 has been paid for choice loca-
ton.
Skaguav has all the usual accompani-
men,s OF frontier mining town.
Dance halls and SCARLET women are
PLENTIFUL while roulette. faro, and stud
roker and craps find devotees ready to
tempt tickle fortunes smile.
There is no danger of famine here,
though there may be shortage in certain
lines On all sides. Smiling plenty
rs ii conjurei by some enchanter" here
abounis Great piles Of hay, grain.
flour. bacon. sugar and all the necessa-
ries are in stock apparently enough 10
las, for some time TO come. There are
not less than 1000 horses y; work on
the Skaguay trail. hut i, IS hard 10 get
anyone 10 contract To deliver YOU over
the summit-at any price-bu, You can
get over for abou, 80 cents pound. ii
you are willing u wait AMI contract by
sections. The packers II this END IF
the trail 10 not like 70 con;rac, farther
than the drs. hill. SIX miles out. then
one has 70 hire another oLtdt.
4, Dyea the Indians are moving the
freight in An almost uubrcken stream
from the landing 10 Lake Linieman.
and il Is no trouble ~ contract 70 get
ones entire cuff. over 81 one trip for
80 10 IS cents per pound. No one
should come expecting IA get over this
fall for less rate. and no one should
bring boats. There are boats. So, UP.
knocked down, in sections, ami single
boards on both trails from the landing
70 the base Of the summit. but not one
has yet been taken over.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

LIS Angeles. Aug. sl.-Ths Sor,h.
srn Fsci1c Railway Cosnpary has Sor-
mal9y entered the ield Is i purchaser
ar1 consumer " California resroleau,
: y reported thar the management, If
iAa' tou psany has hsi seven locpmsives
changed 10 eruie-ell burners within
me "eeA Just closed. AMI that TWO pur-
ea-hses et al II bulk bsve been made hv
lnas corporation, one Of 10. Qe0 barrels.
AMI another ~ ~, 900 barrels
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

>pr'1-ie3i. IL. A1e- "a, sale
q SplA1'l Ch.-a aegs nere -gsi4r.
s.1a- z4-l=-i Al=zer'< Mgsi=l sold tgr
3. nc Eh1s = -. lA-cs=C prize =Ter
raai dsr heg. L Va purchased IT !
s--,,1ca-s x1oE1 IL -he Alevsrss Ali-i
Srss.;1ax As<1c.a-scc-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

Eavaus. Aug. 30.-There a-e 900
Spanish <cliiers il The hospitals Of
hava1s an other points. About :. 900
Are sent hack monthly 70 Spain i,caps,c-
lrs-e'i- Sickness i increasing. The
heslth 0; the city i Ia. .uo,i. Tba
Official reports show ,hal for the week
ending August = tie Death rate was
- ger 1000.
Business l. IL i complete s.ansiStill.
The amy = noG being paid ard a heel
- - Aopele>sress prevails among tie
>pa1.a-'is All Cucans alike.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
American Manufacturer Excluded

Han eC-g. Sept i.-Tae agreement
i-rtv='; n ce.Teen ,ae l=ti Ing Are--
ian 6v1d1i-= esl pani=s Ani tn+ Nooel
:ru-r las 6esn -a1i3=.i Is reuva-lous
=I;l III American u41 zt4c-c-e-s az
;-ua1l-s t-Vu re >uc-5 4t-,car
-3-S2-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02

Aa1sa. CI--. Au- sL-A suecial n
ne Tines :rgu EIn,;aIs. Eaz. sav..
Shortly 1--=r uJ51-1h1, erac z<uae1
ll-=ral,E 1lsw 80 Ta1ie u -he *
:ndag= hank - pI@sss-. CITIZEN. sz--
-Vun'ie,. -1= oa1S hi 5-e.i mn l.
during Z -xel----uz t-a -c6he-s -
c;av-'- I'M, VA 81or. 1kiac Win
iaen g.. 80 L money All 900 worth
Il .-as-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-09-02
teEu Invaded

LlmS. Peru. Aug, Sl.-rhs REPORTS
.has COLONEL Pans'o. with i fercs ~
bot.vian>. has invaded the Peruvian
province IL >andia. proves upon iuves-
slsa'ion 10 os correct. The number ~
telonel Parjo's followers is consider.
soIy exaggerated. however. l, is prob-
soGe thas the incident will ee iiplo-
natleally arranged.