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Cedar Wash Tubs-of prime quail
ity. with electric welded wire EOC
hoops; worth 75c. Special. JJ
Tea Kettles-granite iron, for oil,
gas, and gasoline stoves; 1OC
worth 39c. Special. u
Steam Cookers-with three rar-
tftions for cooking three different
articles at the same time over
same flame. Worth $3.50. nor
special .................... 10
Galvanized Iron Water Coolers.
japanned, with nickle faucets; g.
gallon size. Worth 59-e1-1O
special tomorrow ........ @I.IV
Gem Ice Cream Freezers, freeze
cream or ices quicker and smoother
and with less ice than any other:
3-quart size; worth $1.75. T1 AZ
Garden Hose-3-ply pure Rubber
Hose, 25 feet long, with nozzle and
couplings; uara n ID.
Worth $2.25. Special tomor- q co
row. tsVv
King and Queen Oil Stoves, with
two burners and perfect working
wicks: usual price 69c. Spe- Axe
cial tomorrow. ..................1v .1v
Eagle Gas Stoves, the strongest
and best constructed Gas Cooking
Stove made; nickle finish; burn
ers; economical with the 81 cS
gas; worth $3.50. Special. .SI'VJ
Market Baskets; very substantial
ly made and finished, with cover and
holding peck; specially for market
ing Ing or pieniekins; worth &c. 29c
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Choice at $40.

As before, alterations, If any. will
be made at the actual cost of maxi
ing them.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

Hodnett Sent to the Asylum.
Dra hewitt and Vale, Of the Police Department,
examined John Pope Hodnett at No. 1 police
station yesterday afternoon, and pronounced him
insane. The man was then~sent to 81. Eliza
bexh's Asylum.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

Chicago Grain and Provisfon Marl.,
Corrected daily by W. 2. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange.
1l1Q Z Street
The evening times., 1899-06-09

Ellen A. scott Secures q Divorce.
Justice Cole today granted Ellen 4. Scott .
divorce from her husband, John W. Scott, and also
awarded her the custody Of her children.
The evening times., 1899-06-09
Window and Door
Screens.

Extension Window Screens, with
steel centres, and strongly made;
walnut finish. AS a special
leader for Saturday-300 OF INC
them for. .........-........ ~
125 Panel Screen Doors. 7-S-inch
thick, filled with best quality of
Cienton wire: complete for
hanging. Worth soc. Special S0c
for Saturday. JJ
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Ladies 81. 80 Pique
Skirts. Sf.25.

Plain White Pique, of the fash
able sort, and tailor-made. with
strap seams and buttons at back;
all lengths, and new draping.
Ladies' Linen Crash Skirts, full
width and deep hem; perfect drap-
ing that will hold its shape. Two
grades
s1.25 value s2.25 value
oOC. $i.75.
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Bows Straw Sailor Hats.
Ladies S25, and Better,
Cloth Suits, $40.

For Tuesday last We announced
1853 Cloth Suits for Sand in the
day all but six we're sold. The re-
mainder were quickly sold in an
hour on Wednesday. That shows
the necessity for prompt response
to this offering-which Is still
greater bargain. There are 1s5 of
these. and the cheapest one in the
lot is worth s25-from that up to
$50. The highest grades Of tailor
made Suits, you see, are what are
offered now, for
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Will you buy soc Jean drawers for 3ec?
somewhat under the damper of the uncer-

somewhat under the damper of the uncer-
tainty regarding the dividend on the COM
mon stock of the Steel and Wire Com
pany. Common Steel and Wire went of to
IS in the early trading. and later rallied to
60. The Federal Steel securities were slug
gish, but held their own. Tennessee Coal
and Iron touched 63 IL in the first half
hour, and then showed a disposition to ad-
vance. The price reached yesterday by this
stock was IS, and the Street is inclined to
believe that a better level will be attained
some time today. The news regarding the
trade continues to be Of the most reassur-
ing character.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

New York Stock Market,
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1i19 Street.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

The grangers were strong this morning
under the lead of Rock Island, which is in
every way the most attractive Of the group
at present to the public. The report OF the
road for the year is a remarkable document
In every way. Eight per cent is shown to
have been earned in the stock. The Street
is bullish on the entire group. however,
and especially on st. Paul, which up to
the present time has not advanced SO rap
idly as the other stocks.
There was a break Of couple Of points
in Continental Tobacco this morning, ow-
ing to no particular reason that the Street
was aware Of. There was good buying OF
the stock on the decline.
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'Hechts' Greater Stores. .
, lots Rough Rider" hats cut.

ROUGH RIDER HATS-The finest
Milan braids. trimmed with scarf and
knot of silk or chiffon and large q 40
Quill-which sold for $5-for. .'L.4O
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1t is hinted again that the return of Mr..
Morgan from Europe is looked to be fo!-
lowed by much higher prices for the An
thracite coalers.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

Ladies' Tan and Black Crown
Kidskin oxford Ties, with French
heel turned sole, and stylishly
lasted: widths A to D, and sizes
21-2 TO !. They are Oxfords that
were made to sell at $3.50 a pair.
You can save little G. 40
over dollar by buy MILO
ing tomorrow .......... "
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Boys thin
Goa is, Z5c.

Lot of boys thin sum-
mer coats-in striped
patterns-made up well;
not by any means the
poor, "thrown-together"
coats which many adver-
tise at 23c.
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Lot OF little boys
straw sailors. with long
streamers, which were
bought to sell for 39c.
will be sold for 25c to-
morrow.
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Brownie
overal1s, 19c.

Little boys Brownie"
oyeralls, of blue denim.
made with suspelder.
straps. elegant for sum-
mer wear - cool and
stanch-same as are sold
for 39c and 49c-for 19c
tomorrow.
The evening times., 1899-06-09

ROUGH RIDER HATS-of Satin
Mackinaw and Japanese straw, trim
med with null. silk. or chiffon, with
long quills. which sold for $3.9S(1 90
reduced to.................... ~IsJO
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Special sale youths serge suits, $3.50

We have been selling them for s10 because they ar
sible to buy, but tomorrow shall Ie1uce the price
cuts the profit nothing but if 1t will bring
They are of the and lined
in sizes IA to 10 years.
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Youths S6 suits 20 for 1898.

special sale in the young mems department
OF mems suits of fine wool cheviots
desirable from Sc to $685.
sizes years. the worth
The evening times., 1899-06-09

Boys Tan Vici Kidskin Lace
Shoes, solid and serviceable, with
handsome heel, coin toes and fair
stitching-Shoes for wear, and
sizes IL to 1-2- c. 1H
worth s19S. Special Nj n
tomorrow ...............~s . soS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

vapor or indicated vapor baths at home
Tor & uenta ea0h.s with no possibility OF
taking cold, or in any way Weakening The
system.
A we'll known physician of Topeka Kun.
u. l.. Eaton. NJ D., gave zip his practice
to sell these bath Cabinsts feeling thnt
they were all his patients needed to get
we'll and keep we'll, az they cured tho most
obstinate Diseases often when his medi-
cine failed. and we understand he has nj.
ready sold over 900, Another physician OF
Chicago. DR.. John G, Wright, followed DR..
Eaton's example, moved West aud dpvotcs
his entire time TO selling these Cabinets.
Many others arc doing likewise.
Hundreds of remarkable letters have
been written the inventors from those who
have used the Cabinet. two of which re-
fcrring TO
Rhcumntism nnL I'm grippe.
will bn interesting to those who suffer
from these dread maladics G.. NJ. Lafferty
Covington, Ky, writes Was compelled to
quit business year ago. being Frustrated
by rheumatism when your Cabinet came
Two weeks use Of Il entirely cured me,
and have never had a twinge since. My
doctor was much astonished and will rec
ommend them, Mrs, s. Notcman, Hood
River. Ore, writes that her neighbor used
the Bath Cabinet for severe case OF la
grippe and cured herself entirely In two
days. Another ncighbor cured eczema OF
many years standing and her little girl OF
measles. A.. II. Strickland. Bloomington.
Idaho. writes that the Bath Cabinet did
him more good in one week than two years
doctoring, and entirely cured him OF ca
tarrh, gravel. kidney trouble and dropsy
with which he had been long AFFLICTED.
Hundreds OF others write praising this
Cabinet, and there seems TO be no doubt
but that the long sought for means of cur
Ing rheumatism. la grippe, Brlgbt's dis
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ssse and al kidney ana urinary .nec.lons

ease and all kidney and urinary affections
has been found. The
w~il-kuown ChristiaW Minister
Of Tina, s. c., Rev r. r. reale. highly
recommends this Cabinet. as also does Mrs.
Hendricks principal OF vassar college,
Congressman John J. l4ents. John IT,
Brown. editor OF tho Christian Guide, many
lawyers, physicians, ministers and hun
drcds Of other influential people.
Reduces obesity.
1t is important to know that the inventor
guarantees that obesity will be reduced Ave
pounds per week II these hot vappr baths
are taken regularly. Scientific reasons are
brought out In n very Instructive little book
issued by the makers. To
Cure Hood and sixth Uiucrscs
the Cabinet Is Internationally the best
thing in the world II people instead OF
filinS their systems with more posops. by
taking drugs and nostrulns. would get into
Vapor bath Cabinet and sweat ont these
roisons and assist Nature to act. they
would have a skin as clear and smooth as
the most fastidicus could desire,
The Great r~sturc
or this Bath Cabinet Is that Il gives 4 Hot
Vapor Bath that opens the millions Of pores
all over the body. stimulating tho sweat
glands and forcing ont by natures meth.
cd all the impure salts, acids and cficte
matter, which. 10 retained. oyerwork tho
heart, Kidneys and lungs and cause dis
ease. debility and sluggishness 4 Hot
vapor Bath inStills new lifc from tho very
beginning, and makes YOU feel ton wears
younger. With tho bath, 4if desired. ls Il
Head aud Compicxlon stcnmcr.
In which the face and head are pIvon the
same vnpor treatment as tho body This
produces tho most wonderful results. rc5
moves pimplos, hlaokhends, skin eruptions
and
Cures Cntnrrh mud Asthma.
u. p. wcstbrcok, Newton, Iowa. writes.
For forty Ave years have had catarrh
and asthma 10 such NJ, extent that II had
eaten out the partition between my nos
trtis, Drugs and doctors did ME no good.
The hrst vapcr bath I took helped me aud
two weeks use cured me entirely and +
have never had q twinRe since" Whatever
VIII Hnstcn Precipitation,
everyone knows, is beneficial Turkish
baths. massage. no, drinks, stlmulants, hot
foot baths nrc all ltnownt to be beneficial.
but the best OF these methods become crude
and insignificant when compared to tho
convenient and marvellous curative power
Of the Cabinet Bath referred to above. Tho
Cabinet h known as the
Bunker Folding Thermal
Vapor Bath Cabinet was patented May
Is. 1897. and Is mnde only In Cincinnati
Ohio, This Cabinet. we nnd. Is durably
made OF hest materials. II IL entered aud
vacated by door AZ the side The Cnbi-
not Is air tight. made of the best hygienic
water proof cloth, rubber lined, and n fold
ing steel plated frame supports II from top
TO bottom The makers furnish good
alcohol stove with each Cabinet; also. val
liable receipts and formulas for indicated
baths and ailments, as we'll as plain dlrec-
lions.
Another excellent feature Is that II folds
into so small space that II may he car
red when travelling weighs but Ave
pounds.
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tunity when he put his foot In the rein rs
before, threw the bone Just above his neck.
which caused him 10 jerk his head w
suddenly, and the rein TO tighten about
his leg. Tho bone being white. he mis-
took for rope. and feeling the pressure
about his leg. though had lassord him
and stood perfectly still while ! walled
up and caught him. When ! awoke IN tho
morning there lay buffalo bone near by
me identical IN size and shape TO the one
] had seen in my dream. With beating
heart / grabbed II up and mounted the
nearest hill 20 look On. my horse again.
lie was grazing In a hollow not yefy far
away though watchfnl now often raising
his head 10 look this way and that ] APP
preached aH neur 10 him as J cnuld
watched my opportunity, threw the bone
and caught him exactly as ! had drr imed.
and by noon of the same day had reached
the other herd and satisfied by hunger.
SO there hangs the bone"
And since that time do you believe In
dreams, captain"
well Idon't know that can say that
My mind may have been acting during
sleep and thought the matter out. BIT at
any rate dream and buffalo bone saved
my life."
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lections from Scriptures aud said in part:
There are two or three pathetic features
connected with this burial. After nearly
three months absence with the other bat
tnion. return, and the irst service is my
part In the burial OF this conradc. Then,
again, II Is New Years day. At home in
our land yonder across tho sea our loved
ones are gathered about their banquet
tables, wishing each other Happy New
Year. perhaps at this very hour the moth
Or. sister and brothers. OF this conrado ARE
thinking OF MIN and hoping for his early
return. No doubt he had looked forward
hopefully and often thought OF his home
going within the near future. But the
messenger OF that terrible democrat.
denth, came IN tho last hours OF the old
year. and he has been mustered out by
nm authority higher than army orders. II
Is q comforting thought that we have every
reason 10 feel assured that his homo going
has been TO the place prepared" by a
loving Christ that he has pitched his tent
In the eternal camp OF Gcd the Father, |
am glad TO have the testimony OF his cap
tain and you, his comrades, that he was a
faithful soldier, young man with an ex.
ceptionally good record both In the mill
tai'y and the moral sense.
Like many OF you, he Joined this regl-
ment expecting TO meet the spanish
enemy: TO hear the rereille OF the rife, tn.
boom OF cannon. the hurling iron hail and
TO experience all the thrill and excitement
OF the battlefield, II need be. to baptize With
his blood his loyalty 10 America and Amer
lean principles That was not to be, but
he has done II Just as eRecfualIy and Just
as efficiently with his self denials and hts
sacrifices az the heroes who went To their
death on the hill slopes OF San Juan. the
men who looked their last on the crimson
folds on the old flag. He gave all that he
had TO gIye--bis life. and today we put into
the grave the body OF one OF Gods heroic
dead.
"As VIZ ply this last tribute of'respect lot
II be with the prayer In our hearts that his
dying may be sanctlned TO our spiritual
good; with the PRAYER that we may be so
guided that we shall apply our hearts unto
wisdom: the wisdom Of being prepared for
the end; 20 prepared that we shall come
to II In peace and reconciliation With God.
LET ns be wise now and make Christ our
best earthly and heavenly friend. We
shall want Him at the last. when the heart
Is all tremulous With the chill from out
the silent heyontL and the soul poised on
the outermost verge Of life here, With M
power for backward fight. nries nut for
The aid and ssmpsthy which are beyond
human SWING
AZ Inc conriuflon Of ME remarks the
chaplain otered brief prayer. tenderful
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DIED IN M0LGUIN, CUBA.
COrpornt Hucni OF Go. q. Houston
Post Rinesb Dies Of Malaria.

Especial Correspondence OF The Post.j
HoIguin. Cuba, January again an
other noble and true soldier has sacrificed
hir life for tho love OF his country and
fallen prey TO the dreaded Cuban malaria,
and Ties OF brofherly love and friendship
have besp broken by the death OF Corporal
Walter Hueni OF company q. Second United
states volunteer infantry. In camp az Hol-
gum. December 81. 1888. On Christmas day
The deceased was III vigorous health, eu-
ioydc a good dinner and engaged In the
1oylaities which contributed 20 make q
happy day bur ere these moments passed
oui OF realization he was confined TO his
bed. never 10 rise again, and the caro-
OF a good captain and loving comrades, who
we're by big bedside hour BY hour. was Of
no avail. His feIlow-sodiets spent one
OF the most sorrnwful New Years in their
life. whcn Il becane necessary 20 inter
the remains 10 the city cemetery sunday
afternoon. January !. 1899 Captain G. -.
Carlisle conducted the Religious services
and Cnrtafn = p Mass,e WIS IN charge
OF the military progrsmns and the reat-
mental band furnished the music.
Grouped about the grave the band rem
dered the familiar lynn Jesus Lover Of
Ny Soul After this tie chaplain read Sc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-29

People don't need bathrooms. - this
Cabinet may be used In any room. Thus
bath tubs have been discarded since the
invention OF this cabinet as It gives far
better bath for all cleansing purposes thuu
SOAP and water. For the sick room It's
advantages nre at once apparent. Tho cabt-
net Is amply large enough tor any person.
There have been
so-cailcd Cnbincts
on the market, but thoy were unsstisfac-
tory. for they had nordoor, no supporting
frame. but were simply a cheap AFFAIR TO
null on or OFF over the hcnd like skirt or
barrel subjectine the body to sudden and
dangerous changes OF temperature, or nHde
With u bulky wooden frame, which the heat
and steam within the cabinet warped.
cracked aud caused to fall apart and soon
become worthless. x
The Quaker Cabinet made by the Cincin-
natl hrm ls the only practical article OF ite
kind. and Will last for years II seems to
satisfy and delight every nser aud the
Makers Gnprsntcr Hrsuits.
They assert positively. and their stnte-
ments are backed by n vast amount OF tes-
timony from persons of influence. that their
!cabIpot viii cure nervous troubles and de-
biliiys clear The skin. purity the blood, cure
rheumatism, They offer $50 reward for
case that can not be relievcd.) Cures
womtn's troubles, In grippe. rlecplcssness.
obesity, neuralgia. headaches, govt, SCI
Htics piles. dropsy blood and skin discasc.
liver and kidney troubles. II Will
Cure Hard Cold
with one hath, and break up all symptoms
OF la grippe, levers, pneumonia. bronchitis,
asthma. and is really household neccs-
aity. II III tho most
Cleansing nnd MyiEoratinE hath
known, and all those enjoying health
should use Il mt least once or twice week,
but Its great value lies IN It's marvellous
power tc draw out OF the system tho i'm
purities that cause disease. aud for this
reason lis really u Godsend to all humanity.
How Ia Get One.
MI our readers WIN want 10 enioy per-
feet health, prevent diseasc pr are afflicted
should have one Of these Temarkablc Cab
inets The price Is wonderfully low, space
prevents n detailed description, but II viii
hear out tho mast eNncting demand for
durability and curative properties. Write
10 the World Manufacturing Cor Sc World
Building. Cincinnati. Ohio, and ask them
to send you their pamphlets and circulars
describing this invention, The regular price
OF this cabinet is So. Head Steamlng At
tnchmcnt II desired. 81 extra, and II lis In
deed difficult to imagine where one could
invest that amount OF money In anything
else that promises 80 much real genuine
health. vigor aud strength.
Write today for cnll Information, or, bet
ter STILL order u Cabinet. You won't be
deceived or disappointed, as the makers
guarantee every Cabinet and VIII refund
your money IL not Just AS represented.
They are reliable and responsible Capital,
$1,000 90. and FIJI all orders Ms soon as re-
ceivcd.
Don't fail to send for booklet, as II will
prove very interesting reading
This Cabinet Ia n wonderful seller for
agents. and the Arm offers special induce
monts to good agents, both mon and women
upon request.
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= separated from the land on ether slaa
by tolerably wide channels Its nan,,i,'
ton Is entirely Mohsm medan3 ss 'sft
This circumstance ami iha remo,e,..,
Of the situation VIII tend TO rrotest the
lag from insult and minimize tbs ia
tstion which its display will c,,,se amnn,
the. Christians. II will be guarded n,nhs
ably by a detachment Of the nsw ss,,.
darmerie, and the l1igh commissioner viii
) be resonsihle fer lis protection. n Ii VIA,
at first feired Thar tho term tfor.itts 4
post was Intended TO denote enc Of n /,
f'nlaripinle towns. The tolsting Of the
Crescent in Canea or Gambia w5uld ,in.
doubtasly have caused trouble. Il s.
hoped now thlai the cretsns VIII aez
5dnlezce in ths decisions Of rhe powors.
and Mat no more trouble VIII be raised
over this question. Their new flag is alFo
counted on 10 help in ouieting their in
dignstion.
The new flag II TIE new worli IS the
ono that concerns US more than either
of the slhrec others. for it is likely That.
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Weddings NJ Marlin.

Marlin, Texas. January 2I,-Wednesuhy
night al $50 O'Clock another wedding III
high life occurred in Marlin, being me
ann this year. The high contracting par,
,,es in this one were DR.. Wiilet Foster anu
Miss Mamie Sims. The happy even, oo-
cmrred at the Presbyterian churcn ana WEE
soiemnized by Right Rev. DR.. Frank fass
~ the Waco Episcopal church AZ sisn n1
of The arrival Of the bridal party Mrs, y;
r. HaIlpike Of Waco rendered a Dream,
whereupon the party entered tns en ,,s,fni
and apprcached the altar to The peau ,,,..
Wedding march sublimely rendered % m ,ha
fucy ConoIy. The party consisted OF me
foliowing: DR.. A. II. Foster. brotnsr =, III -
groom. as best man. and MISS -o'sl AZ ne
eatesyIlle as maid OF honor; q W; Aaan.s
nd Miss Annie clarkson, George y "a
Ter ESQ. and Miss Pattie Foster, me s, nd
,er Of Inc groom; Messrs- Dap oitor. s ~
E,bert Holloway were the usners 10, In
n"cssion The church was peaut'iasrr,s
9ooa.a,ed with eyergreens and mowers lne
heony party and few friends ana re,a
n IVES were entertained N m s,s as,sr
MANI by the parents OF the or'ae ai'e'
sp wr Shsrles Esvansusb, rromissrs
,o,,ns busipess man Of this city vas n my,
s III rosrrisd 10 MisE Josephine los hnm
p pss Of Versailles. No. at her no%s'
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In his petitions for the waiting mother and
the other loved ones In the PARKWAY home.
The band rendered that beautiful hymn,
ABIDE With Me-" o salute OF three vollcys
was fred and then taps, sounded.
The eyes OF the most manly soldier In
company G was moist with tears az they
departed from their comrades grave, The
deceased possessed every trait OF character
which makes noble man and soldier, was
loved and respected by his associates, who
extended words OF coincidence to his grief
stricken parents and friends
]. A. REYNOLDS,
Company @. Second United States volun-
teer Infantry.
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"a FLOAT OVER FREEDOM.
Flags Will Be Added this Month to Those Already IN
Existence Crete Norway Hope to Be Represented

~ often that new fl,s e addel
- n.se Of hsllisnt national signals
I. ' usually Is be found in every good
= .sa sod dictionary. Nor Is u
w tbat can bcast Of having seen
restsd. ,.s,.,..,. a,.a,,.
.a-,nr The next Twelve months the
's ss,r Of the Nineteenth century is
,,,d no less than four flags to
.,,s,ay IL existence, These being
- sor VESSELS engised in tbs
v W. ,s,,ns trade; ono for the little
"a I. sv 9.rste o,er wakch tIhs war clouds
!.e . bang.ns now for so long, and
"a pse1 s,,rs for the countries of Nor
IA Sweden.
81 .,,,st,op which Is now going OF
y: s',,oriin,vian peninsula for sera-
Z e. ,or Norway has not deyelonet a.
/. ~ III very definite idea as 70 jus
y ~ Iprotestants want for the,r new