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The state herald., 1897-10-22

FIRST publieauon Oct IA, 1876.
Nurcs fur P uhlicat!un,
Land Oiie. al sterling. Cola. |
Oct . isgs
Notice IL hereby ~ en- that tn. following
nan,,si settler has III i notice OF his mtcn.
tinn To max. fnal proof IN support III his
claim. and that said proof will bc mnd- b..
forc the clerk Of the district court of Phillips
county olo at iiolyoke. colo. on Nov 80 i-s7
VIZ:
ANNACASADAY formerly Anna Nelson
Id D. t5d for the u e u .c;f.ipanruw.
iir nainss the following witnesses To prov.
his continuous residence upon and cuiiiva-
tl"a of. said land. viz:
s~i,tzN hammers. of iioiyokr Coils
Herman Jurgehs.
Jrssi. JnrR-ns :"
Charles f-rr-i. T"
pc FLAMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

The new freight rates incrsnse the rate
on sheep tT car from Colorado points
To Ch'cago. This will very materially
interfere with the profit on lamb feeding.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Z. W. Whitman, OF Fairfield. Iowa, ,and
II. u. Whitman, OF Everett, Washington
arrived In Holyoke last week 10 response
toa telegram announcing tho seysre
sickness. Of their father J. VI. Whitman.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Z. ID. Ellis received Monday the sad
nows OF ths death Of his son William 10
UBnsn county. Iowa. He was taken
down with typhoid fever aud h,s mother
and sister went back 10 take care Of him.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Tho silver rally nt Amitic school house
wa. we'll attended and showed very plain.
ly that precinct south ! will roll up n
larg. majority Tor tho silver ticket
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Walter Bennett went TO Alliance this
week u takc u position on that line Of
the u. & N.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
Smoked meats of all kind. at shamps.

e. u. T. Haseu left at the HERALD Of.
fic recently some fine samples OF the non.
sacchariue sorghums. There are some
Colorado farmers who are inclined to
laugh at the idea OF attempting 10 raise
these sorghums for stock feed in eastern
Colorado, but 1t can be made success
rs has been fully demonstrated.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mix. Walsh. formerly OF Holyokc, was
dangerously injured by an explosion In u
mine st Victor on the 10, Ins, and I, !.
thought that hia injuries will prove fatal,
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mrs. q. 8. Hoffman and daughter and
her brother Robert ShrimpIn returned
Monday finm mn extended visit iu Ohio.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
FIRST publication Oct I 1881

First publication Oct 1851
Notice for Publication.
Land Onicc nj sterling CoIoi
sept ~ i-T
NolIcc u hereby given that the. following
named settler hiss. Med motto. Of hts int-n.
ton to make dual proof In support of his
claim aud that said proof will bc made bofor,
the clerk Of the district court at iIolyoke Cola
on No, isD. via
NLWTOS DlCKky
Id Es-o for the :. ses - tps mr. u " 6p IN
II. names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon aud cui,Na-
tion al said land viz
Charles Irwin Of iiolyoke Colo
Samuel u johnson Z" " /"
Henry iiargreaycs =" "
George Donnclly " Z"
fLEMisc Register
The state herald., 1897-10-22

This county was treated to quite d
heavy rain and snow storm last Saturday
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mat Coplin left Holyoke the first Of
tho week 10 take nh engine on tho Alli-
ance line.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

1t Is claimed that 10000 lambs i'll be
fattened In Larimer county this winter.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Ben Dickerson came mp from Cnrtif,
Neb., Monday and has accepted u posi-
tion IN Q. NJ. MowIy's hardware store.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

G. W. Garlsnd will he his own success.
or as county assessor.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mrs. Il. NJ. Smith attended the Re
bekah Grand Lodge at Trinidad this
week.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

TVDeWriterS ~ !!:: make: :;s u ;': e; ;:ss Eye
ySSssOsv Denver Typewriter Ex.
snanEs. 1853 Champa Street, Denver, Colo.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

s. W. Beggs will be our next county
clerk and will I'LL the office IN II most sat.
iefactory manner.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

To all whom It may concern;
You nre hereby notified that all camp
iircs must b. totally exiting guiShed before
breaking camp by campers and others as
provided bv See. Ips ~ Mills Annotated
Statutes. failure to comply with ,hi.
makes every person liable to iinc of
one hundred dollars aud imprisonmen,
for obo month or both.
Comfy Commissioners. Phillips Go.
The board of county commissioners
hereby offer reward Of one hundred
dollars tof the hrre., and conviction oi
any person or peiroos who set oui prairie
ilfes,
iiy order Of the board Of county com
mi.aioners.
Seal. Oh. 1imbrrlakc. Co. Clerk.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
First publication Sept IL is97.-No
fIMBER.CULTuGE FINAL PROOF

1lABER.IUL1IKE NNALPRUOP
NutiCa for p Publication
United States Land Oficc
sterling Colo. Sept. II 1877
Notice is hereby given that Gustav
schcuncmann has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof before clerk Of
county court OF Phillips county Colo at his
office In Holyokc Colo on Oct. %, 1877. on
timber culture application No is0is for the
NV !. Of sec TIP of ri3w
He names ns witnesses:
Jacob Mauscr Sr of IIolyokc Colo
Jacob Mauscr, Jr
otto Schroeder "
Charles Mauscr -
DC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mn. ". II Johnston. who has been
visiting In Denver iof several weeks, TO,
turned home this week.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Call on IRWIN Bros. before selling your
cattle.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

tssotHj WN1skss vsu ~tsh tLs v,,s,s
s~si Rs'sAu- ,hsss&hvs- & ,,ouu
majority on election day.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Smith Worley is making n good cam
paiHn for the office of county superinten
dent and will be elected.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

WANTED -rru.,wor,hy aud net,yc ssnilc'
men or ladies te travel for tc-pon-
s,b,. established house IN toloi ado,
Monthly ,cs asd expenses. Position steady,
reference. Incio.c self addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion 10. Dcpi. Uhica
70. III.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

ID. w. Scott OF the northwestern part
of The county raised about 100 bushels
of fine wheat on his farm this year.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
first publication sept 10 1877 No
IlxBER-ClLIIRE flNiL PR0UF
Nuiius for P Publication
United state. Land Otilc.,

A'bh~H ANA hAAA'@nAAAiA
United States Land Oiirs,
sterling tolo sept 9isG
Notio. Is hereby gwen that fred 7 Hon
man has nled notice of Intention to make
nnai proof b"for. III. Register or
Receiver Mt t'iicr officc la sterling
Colo ON saturday the 10 day of Oct. IN;
on iiin,rr culture Application No i5iii fol
lie names AZ witn,sscs;
John " Virgins oi iiaNtun Colc
John ~ Virgins -
Grorg. li"rdriN "
\ u .nerns.y
CfLLNiS0 Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

y. NJ picrpail returned to ilol, ok
this wceL from ~ Collins.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Irwin Bros. will buy and sell cattle.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
zeno|eum Sheep Dip.
Non-Poisonous

Aeme Me,llcsl supply 70. ~ is,h ~. benver
The state herald., 1897-10-22
New sorghum at Stamps.

| II
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New sorghum at Shamps.
Vote the silver ticket.
|
Applebutter at Stamps.
Irwin Bros. will buy and sell cattle.
|
Call ON IRWIN Bros. before selling your
cattle.
G. w. Garlsud will he his own success.
or as county assessor.
This county was treated to quite a
heavy rain and snow storm last Saturday.
1t is claimed that 10000 lambs " i'll be
fattened IN Larimer county this winter.
Mrs. L. NJ. Smith attended the Re-
bekah Grand Lodge at Trinidad this
week.
s. W. B-ggs will be our next county
clerk and will I'LL the office IN II most sat.
isfactory manner.
Smith Worley is making good cam.
paiHn for the office of county superinten.
dent and will be elected.
ID. w. Scott OF the northwestern part
oi the county raised about 100 bushels
Of fine wheat on his farm this year.
ben Dickerson came mp from Cnrtif,
Neb, Monday and has accepted n posi-
tion in q. NJ. MowIy's hardwsr store.
,cs,. .u.~x..s s.....
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Dc FLAMING Register.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
CALIFORNIA RELIANCE

that 1t was still in play. as "down" had
not been called by Morse or by himself
Then, few minutes after, apparently
TO square matters, he ruled that the goal
should not be counted, as it was kicked
from point about foot from where the
pail should have been held.
In the last few moments of plav. Re-
lance, bucking the center and skirtinp
the ends, traversed the field in way that
Inc hnal whistle alone seemed to be able
10 stop and prevent a merited touchdown
AS whole, the game was not brilliant
eXhloltlon OF football. though the element
OF surprise often made il thrilling, and
the closeness of the contest made it inter
estlng. Parleys were too frequent. Some
PAD blood was shown. The side-line
nuisance, though somewhat modified,
again made it evident that the managers
distribute badges not to the very few
whose presence is absolutely necessary,
out TO the many, as an act of patronage
ana favorltl>m, greatly TO the inCon-
Venlence OF the paving spectators that
support the sport and pay TO see il.
The com parative showing of Callfornia's
team against the big eleven that broke
almost even with Stanford the week be-
lore raised the hopes of all the Berkeley
parnsans present. California certainly
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
o her Games

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. i6-Min
nesota beat Grinnell to-day by a score O
6 to 0. 1t was the poorest football confess
that the Minnesota team ever played a
this time of the year and the alumni ano
students are discouraged. GrinnelI had
the bali in Minnesotas territory ali dur
ing the first half and was repeatedly on
the iive-yart line.
LAWRENCE, KANs., Oct. 16.-Foot.
ball: Kansas State University %, War.
renburg (Mo.) Normal SchoolO.
ANNAPOLIS, MD. Oct. 16-The Penn
sylvania Reserve-Naval Academy foot.
ball game this afternoon was the navy's
game from tie start, for Halligan made a
touchdown in less than three minutes.
Total score: Navy 20, Pennsylvania
EASTON, PA. Oct. 16 The LAFAYETTE.
Cornell game played here this afternoon
resulted in tie, each eleven scoring four
points.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. 16-Tbe
Pennsy vania football eleven TODAY de.
feated Dartmouth by the score OF "a to O.
Pennsylvania was weakened by the ah.
Sc nee OF Captain Minds at fullback and
Garnet at lett tackle, but even with IN 9
handicap the Dartmouth toys wera NO
match ior the sturdy Pennsylvanians A,
no time during the game did the visitors
menace the red and blues goal.
PRINCETON. n. j., Oct. 16.-The Indian
and the Anglo-Saxon met In battle on the
gridiron to-day, and the noble red.men
were trampled liz the sod once their own
by he giants who wear the molesk ms and
jerseys of old Nassau. The contes. was
one of The most furious in the history of
Gridiron sport. The score of IS TO 0 vonld
indicate com paratively easy victory for
the Tigers, but never was victory for the
orange and black attended with more
effort and injured men.
Unlike his ancestor, the Indian fought
man to man with fierceness which p,r.
haps he had never before shown on The
gridiron. Cheering thousands on the
stands witnessed the great struggle. The
game began with kickoff by Hudson 10
Baird, who ran thirty yards. The pigsk in
was fun bled. and an Indian feli on ;t-
The red men tried a mass play, but Iost
the ball on fun BILE. Reiter falling on it'
Reiter went through left tackle for ten
wards. Wheeler pulled him through the
center for eight yards more.
A wedge play was stopped By Bemns
Pierce on The tifteen-yard line. Barnard
and Wheeler pounded the center TOR short
gains and in mass play Barnard was
sent over for the first touchdown. RairI
missed the goal. Score Go.
Baird -ht the kickoff and nunted
forty yards 10 K. Pierce. Jamison fnm-
b ed and Rogers fell on the sphere. Booth
squashed a center play. Hudson pun,ed
Wheeler catching the ball and crashtng
through the Indians for forty-fiye ward
run, being Jowned by Seneca. Metoxen
kicked Armstrong and wrangle ensued
Armstrong and Jamison being laid Fl
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
513 CALIFORNIA STREET.
BY Order of Jasper Mcdonald ESQ.

BY Order of Jasper Mcdonald Esq.
S0xllU; 17Ol Cough S., NV cor Pine; modern
l2-room fami residence and grounds; permit to
examine at Office.
Sansome- Street Corner; Rents S1O4.
26:6XsO; Sc. cor San ONE and Vallejo sts:
9l4 Sansome, 423 Nalleij: store dwellings and
Hats; rent greatly reduced; now $lO4.
Guerrero-Street Corpcr Business and
Dwelling; Rents S64.
11:x1l7: sW. corner Guerrero and Duncan.
152s-I5s4. Guerrero; resi- ience and fa.s; rents
SOL; only par. ly improved.
Two Corners, Harrison, Norfolk and
Eleyenth; Rents $50.
73Xl00; widening In rear; all 3 streets accented
rents 500; stores and flats; lot parity vacant.
Corner Folsom and Norfolk, B.tween
Eleventh ard TwsIfth; Rents $40.
7Sxl75; irregular; both streets accepted; a
large dwelling; rents for $40: remainder unim-
proved.
Mission-St. FlatS-Business; Rents &42.
5Ox122:6; 2629-263l Mission. bet 22d and 23d:
a flats, baths greatly reduced ien.s. S42: a
large factory building IN rear worth $50 addi-
tionAL
11O:6x1s1-Second-St Corner.
11o:6xl7l; sw. cor. ID and Vernon, between
Folsom and Harrison. adjoining Kohler & Froh-
ling winery and Wells Fargo & Co.'s stable.
Four 5O-Vara, Franklin, Chestnut an
Francisco.
275x275; whole in lots; fronting 275 on W.
line OF Franklin, Z75 on y. line of Chestnut and
40 line of Francisco; l block w. from Van
Ness ave- and Chestnut.
Brannan, Il ween Third and Fourth.
c0xS); All Brannan; front and rear house; bet
Sd ana 4th sis.; str ct accepted: must be sold
Seventeenth St., Near Howard-Fi ats
25xlC0; 1892 '7th St bet Capp and Howard
Two flats; rents $24: bank mortgage may remain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

by puntinr, but it never made the al
tempt
At only one moment in the contest was
there a serious prospect OF Lick's getting
touchdown. 1t was this way: Hoitt's
had worked the ball steadily back across
the tieIi after the fir>t kickoff in the sec
ond hall and was trying anoth T tackle
buck on Lick thirty-yard line when tn ere
was fun be in the mix-up, and O'Con-
nell, Lick right guard, suddenly EMERGED
from the C ovid with clear field between
him and the distant goal OF his opponents
He had a good lead, bat Allen, Hoitt's
left guard, was hot in pursuit and finally
overhauled and downed him near the
twenty-yard line, after OConnelI had
made a run of sixty yards and had thrilled
the dying hopes OF the part sans OF Lick
in the grand stand.
Lick objected very much to rulings
made by Mr.. Lafayette, one OF The Hoitts
School teachers; and F.eck of the LICK
team was promptly ruled off for alleged
sIuFging.
Following are SONS summaries of the
game:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

and Wards and Cayou taking their places.
After short gains Reter made splen-
did run for fifty yards. The Indians got
The ball on downs. but lost it imm medi-
ately. Short runs were made and Ban
nard went over the line for another
touchdown. Baird kicked the goal. Score,
10. Time, 10 min. sec.
The remainder OF the half was played in
the center OF the field, and the half end
ed with the ball in Princeton's territory.
The hot weather affected tie players,
but they fought tierceiy during the second
half, which commenced with a kickoff by
Ba'rd out of bounds. Pierce returned
Wheeler tumbled and Lathrop fell on the
ball. Three downs and Wheeler punted
TO Metoxen, who was downed in his
tracks by Cochran. Bernard, who had
played brilliantly. was replaced by King
Kelly, VINO. wi ii Reiter, pounded the In
dlans' right, with no gain. The Indians
got the bail, but made no gain, and Hud-
son tried 10 punt, but the great Holt
blocked the kick, and Reiter, picking up
the bail, made a magnifce run OF sew
enty-hye yards for a touchdown. Bairu
missed the goal. Score, 40.
Baird caught the kickoff and ran
twenty yards. Refer ana Kelly went
through the line for twelve yards. Baird
ran thirty yards on trick pass, and
steady gains advanced The sphere to the
Indians hve-yard line. and Kelly went
over for the last touchdown. Holt missed
az easy goal. Score. 1S-o
Bemus Pierce called on his braves
for a final effort, but without avail
and the game ended with the ball on the
'red kins" fiiteen-yard line.
SAN JOSE. CAL, Oct. 16.-The Stanford
freshman aud the University of Pacific
elevens played close and exciting game
Of football at Cyclers' Park to-day, Stan
lord winning by score OF 8 10 4. The up
holders o. the cardinal had the advantage
in weight. There were a bout 600 specta-
tors, Stanford sending a large delegation
and the cioseness OF the game kept the
crowd in state OF continual enthu >iasm.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 16.-The Oak
land High Scaool football players, cham
pions for the past seven years of the
academy league, we're defeated bv Stockton
High School this afternoon, without be-
ing given a chance 10 make a point or
much of gain. The score was "a 10 0.
The visitors were outplayed in every par
ticuiar.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
HOITT'S SCHOOL WON.
Overmatched and OutpIayed Lick
School is 70 q

SSiOOi 10 co ".
holtts School OF Burlingame, that has
twice this season defeated st. Mattbev,s
School of San Mateo at football and has
played tie game with the undefea,ed
University OF California freshmen met
the Lick School of this city yesterday FORE
noon at the Recreation Grounds. corner of
Eighth and HARRISON streets, and with
comparative ease, resulting from better
knowledge OF the game, from better inter.
terence, better tackiing and better con.
dition, won by score of IS to 0.
Neither side devoted the sligbtas, A.
tention 10 punting. The Hoitt's team did
not need to, as it never failed 10 rush. to
buck anu even walk through the LICK
line, particularly The tackles, whenever il
tried hat style of play; and it tried often
ana wouid easily have made bigger score
If 1t had executed lis PLAYS with less
tedious delay. Lick might have rested It's
outclassed men and gainsd some ground
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

has the making OF better team than wa
supposed, but upon yesterdays test too
much reliance should not be placed anv
more than on the more recent mournful
cry of Coach Brooke over injuries to Stan
lord men that are largely only nominal.
but are calculated 10 lessen the warranted
impression that Stanford has a consider
aole adVantage In present prospects for
the great Thanksgiving match.
The way the men faced each other and
the weight OF each man stripped are given
below:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17

Carer 1867
Arlet:, 16S ''.''....L H. h...... .Greisberg, 195
Flick (capt.J, l3S CUoit l,a-, = , co
Morse, 90 ... IL H. H.. ~ s,.Nt.l't.I 100
Taylor 1857 N''- ~i'"Se' -7V
FrcS, 1873. '''''''..''.. .F........ .kaarSberg 165
Iouchdowns-Caifornia l. early In tho soc nd
slt i o. Drelsoerg, on a 3-eard buck through Mid
pIehhS' heilance J. near he end of tn. second
nalI a oy NJ udlemas, on 7-yard advance INSANITY
AIter no sc had been downed with the bail at IN e
emu OF 4.vard p unge past Cornish. Kaarsbery
bisseu OAllforna's easy goal inexcusably and bv a
Mlue margin; aud Morse kic ed the ball straight
pN the Oar anI between the posts for Reliancl
' hue IL was hot allowed on the ground that IL had
been he d la thu wrong ace
Two ihirtv-five minute e halves
Chc.a $ Umpire and referee, Care Stauforo,s
Tl2ht guard; referee and umpire. tickert, stan
11ru ; left gu trd aud ex-captain; inesmen-Mur-
phN' Staniords quArterback and Madden a for.
Olympic. CIV -Oi
Attendance, l 900
Weather fair and field dusty
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
HoIit's school, l6. Position.

ia NeS-BOth rs minutes.
Icuchdowns-Bonneu ] and w. Smith l in
the hrst hat and Nj Nee one in the second haiL
GoalS-tiarrIty In the first ha r. BOnnemort
missed an easy Try in The second half.
Oihcials: Referee ana umplre-Mr Lafayette of
Holtt'S =, houL Umpire and ,eferee-Mr. keStiug,
G 'nier rush Tor Lick School in 1895. Linesmen-
Keller, \. NJ G. y. end, and Young
AtIendance-25O
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
What Some Experts Thought,

Percy Hall. captain and haltback for Cali
fornia-l am very much satisfied with the
Work OF our team In to-day's game. The men
showed very much more determination than
they did in the first game. l think we got a
little the worse OF the decision of The referee
lie decided that the ball was held and then
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
|EE|IE; lis I;||IlIiEi| !3II|lIjiE
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Via SausaIito Farryl
From San Francisco, Commencing sept. ls, lss

From San francisco, Commencing Sept ls, 1897.
WEEKDAYS
For Mil Valley and san Rafael-s7 :25 se 80
IL 80 A. NJ 'i;45 3;45. -5:l5. 90. $3.50 p N.
Extra trips for San Rafael on MOndays Wednes
days and saturdays al IL 80 p. NJ
SUNDAYS.
For Mill Valley and San Rafaei-~S 90. $1,000
80 a. NJ; "l:i5, 500. II 80. 6:I5P n
Trains marked run 10 san Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:25 A. NJ weekdays for Cazadero ana wav sta.
tions: j :45 p. d. SATURDAYS (mixed trainl for
Duncan Mills and way stations; 500 A. n sum
days Tor FONT Reyes and way stations.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-17
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWl

(Via sausalito Ferry.
Leave San Fran cisco Commencing s.nt
19, 1897:
MEEh IA A1S-S :30A. NJ. Arrive =. f. 4.55p NJ
sUNDA AfS-S:o0, l0:O0. IL 80 A. n: l:ls ~
Speclai IrInS an oe arranged for by applying a
THos. COOK 4 SON, 621 Market st San Er.n.
eiscQ, or telephoaiug TsvsIn OF TsmaIpalS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-07
SOME FIGURES.

In report from Washington on the
months OF August and September this
year, considerable increase is shown
over the same months the previous
year. The exports to Austria Hun
gary amounted to $5I3,O29 against
SOB sol last year: to italy, S3,sO6.5i2
the same months this year, $sO,56S
against $is,s63 last year; to Switzer-
land, $40. 293 against $3.50; to Denmark
Sl,9g6349 against SLOT, $40; to Japan,
S2,t4T,6l6 against Sl,6s9741; to France
S14,25O,439 against s6.939,63i; to Ger
many. sl9133,697 against s15,4lsS54;
and to England. S75,7Sg.7s1 against s10,-
013, 49i. That is, the exports during the
months of August and September this
year amounted to $i9,O39,151 more than
the exports during the corresponding
months last year Part of this is un-
doubtedly due to the bad crops in
Europe, but 1t seems that exports of
the manufactures increased as well as
of farm products. In France and
Germany this feature particularly is
regarded as n menace to the industries.
and in England the same view is en-
tertained. Not long ago the president
of the London Exchange in an address
at. Croydon said that American COM
petition seriously threatened English
commerce.; German competition was
comparatively of little consequence;