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The true northerner., 1899-11-01
An Ancient Deed.

A patent from the United States to
Judge Jay r. Monroe was recorded in
the Office of the register of deeds a few
days since. The attestation of the paper
was as follows:
"In testimony whereof, |, Andrew
Jackson, president of the United States
of America, have caused these letters to
be made patent and the seal of the gen
eral land Office to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, the fifth day of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty six and of the inde-
pendenceof the United States the sixtieth.
ANDREW JACKSON,
BY the President, by
A. l. Donelson, Secy.
Ethan A. Brown,
Commissioner of the General Land
Office"
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.


For the WEEK. r4nuin8 Octs oVs
Russia has decided to open Siberian
gold lands TO foreigners.
Nahum ST. Martins died at Two
Creeks, Wis, aged 107 years.
The Twentieth Kansas regiment was
mustered out in San Francisco.
New Boston, suburb of Portsmouth
o., was almost wiped out by fire.
The business portion of Wakarusa,
Ind, a thriving town, was destroyed by
fire.
The transports Tacoma and Sheri-
dan arrived at Manila with American
troops.
Gen. Ruis Rivera has resigned the
civil governorship of the province of
Havana, Cuba.
Charles Grant Allen, the noted novel
list and man of science, died in Lon
don, aged 81 years.
Walter Ford, who murdered his
sweetheart, Lucinda Moore, was
hanged at Waco, Tex.
Samuel Watrous, one of the murder
ers of G.. w. Engberg and his wife, was
hanged at Austin, Tex.
A cave-in occurred in the San Pablo
mine near Gavilanes, Mexico, and caused
the death of five miners.
The strike begun by the 1000 coal
miners at Spring Valley, H., on Octo-
ber II, has been called off.
The transports City of Peking and
Centennial sailed from San Francisco
for'the Philippines with troops.
In a football game at Lima, o.,
George Winemiller was fatally hurt and
four others were badly injured.
A Santa Fe cattle train was wrecked
at Argonia, Kan, and 200 head of cattle
were killed and 100 more crippled.
John Goosby (colored) was lynched
by mob at Reagan's Mills, Ca, for
killing John Robertson, his employer.
Commodore George Hamilton Per-
kins, u. S. N, retired, died at his home
in Boston of apoplexy, aged 63 years.
Stephen b. Lewis celebrated his one
hundredth birthday in Baptist church
he built 20 years ago near Elizabethton,
Tenn.
Rev. DR.. Francis Lobdell, for ~ years
rector of Trinity Presbyterian church
in Buffalo, n. Y, died suddenly in the
rectory.
Judge William G.. Parker was shot
dead in his courtroom at Leadville, Col,
by Michael Muller. The deed was en-
tirely unprovoked
Forest fires were raging throughout
the Great Dismal swamp in Virginia
and millions of feet of standing timber
have been burned
A trolley car was struck by freight
train in Detroit. killing Conductor
Schneider and injuring % men and
women, two fatally.
Lem Jackson, aged IS years, an &C.
centric mountaineer of Greene county,
Tenn, was shot to death by masked
men and robbed of 5000.
In a wreck on the Baltimore d Ohio
railroad near Cassels, o., Engineer
Kearney and brakeman were killed
and 35 loaded freight cars were de-
stroyed.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Then They Made IL I'm,

A Denver young man wrote his best
girl, after one of those ordinary quar-
rels, saying: 81 want you to return
everything that have given YOU" She
replied by telling him to call at GER
tain hour and she would cheerfully
comply with his request-beginning
with the kisses. man can never get
ahead of woman, except in the mat
ter of age. If they were born the same
day the male would gain 20 years on
the female in ifetime.-Denver
Times.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
In n Starving Condition.

Battle Creek, Oct. 27.-A wonderful
case of fasting is creating a sensation
& ~ this city, being Mrs. John Riggs,
n Iife of a blacksmith and Seventh Day
] -,dventist, who for two years has eaten
nothing but what is known as Ezekiel
cakes, which are without moisture and
as hard as a stone. Mrs. Riggs is re-
duced 10 a mere skeleton. Seemingly
every drop of blood has left her body.
Physicians from every part of the coun-
try have visited her.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
WAS ALGER'S PARTNER.
lIa artin :. Smith. n WelI-KnOwn Lum-
herman, Dies mt Detroit of
Kidney Trouble.

Detroit, Oct. 30.-Martin S. Smith,
partner of Gen. Russell A. Alger in
the extensive numbering firm of Alger,
Smith d CO., died at four p. m. Satur-
day of kidney trouble. His last severe
illness was of comparatively brief dura-
tion. Mr.. Smith was native of Lima,
y. Y, where he was born in 1894. He
bad lived in Detroit and vicinity since
ten years of age. He was a self-made
man, for many years the head of the
ieWelry establishment of NJ. S. Smith
& Co. His partnership with Gen. Alger
began in 1874 and he has since also been
a prominent director of various bank
ing, railway and numbering enter
prises
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
CabIed the straits.

Marquette, Oct. 27.-A private tele-
gram from st. Ignace says the Michigan
Telephone company has finished laying
its cable across the Straits of Mackinac.
The system works perfectly and the
company will now bend its energies to
completing a line from st. Ignace to
Marquette and Houghton. 1t has six
crews of men at work on the line and
is trying to increase the number of
meh to 500.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
And the statue of Ju.tice wink.d

A judge In a remote part Of Austria
liza recently had a painful case before
him. 1t was that Of a man charged
with unlawfully selling liquor.
The judge said he was there to ad-
minister the law, and the man must be
fined, but as he himself had frequently
had the pleasure of sampling his whis-
ky, and he saw many persons in court
who had done the same, perhaps the
officer would kindly pass his hat
around to see if the place contained 30
shillings.
1t did.-Stray Stories.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Had ANY Number of Reasons.

Anxious Mother-Why don't you
drive that bad boy away from your
playground?
Good Little Boy-It wouldn't be
right.
Wouldn't ltT'
"No, ma. You see, that playground
is public property"
''Oh. so it is.'
Eyes, ma; and it would be selfish an
dishonest to deprive any other body Of
the right to 60 there"
$50 1t would my angel. / didn't
think of that"
''Yes, ma; and, besides, he can lick
me."-PearsOn's Weekly.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
WoMAN's NIGHTMARE.
She Shudders When She Realizes the
Danger and Pain Of Child bearing.

There is so much suffering and danger
in store for the young mother, that her
happy anticipation soon gives way to q
feeling of dread at the thought of the
pain which she must undergo. This
constant fear so preys upon the mind Of
many women that it fills them with ter.
ror and makes baby's coming a source
of the greatest anxiety and dread.
All the suffering and danger of the
ordeal can be avoided by the use
of Mothers Friend" which prepares
the body for this important event. It
relieves "morning Sickness" and many
other unpleasant conditions which ex-
ist during this time. Thousands Of
women praise Mothers Friend" for
bringing them safely through the most
critical period of their lives.
Every woman should send their name
and address to the Bradheld Regulator
Co., Atlanta, Georgia, and receive free,
valuable information on the subject.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
These Rapid Days.

City Editor-Well2
Reporter-Can have 10 minutes off
this afternoon?
City Editor (frowning)-For what?
Reporter-Im to be married.
City Editor-Well, hurry up. And
(absently) get the name of the bride
and all that, and IL there's anything
sensational enlarge upon 1t. l shall eX-
pect half column. Get a hustle onl
st. Louis Republic.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Mason Mny Resign,

Chicago, Oct. EFT is announced
that William f. Mason, of this city,
will resign from the United States sem
ate unless the republican national plat
form of 1900 be in accord with his po-
sition on the Philippines question.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Died at the Age of 30.

Hastings, Oct. 26.-Ezra Tobias. of
Baltimore township. one of the oldest
persons i'm the county, died at his home
aged 90 years, lacking but few months
of being a centenarian. He settled on
the farm on which he died AZ years ago.
oeing one of the earliest settlers in the
township in which he lived.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Mine Inspector,. Reuort

Crystal Falls, Oct. 2s. - The mine
inspector of Iron county reports s25
men at work in the mines of this coun-
ty during the past year, and that four
accidents occurred during the same
period.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Favor Mediafiou

Holland, Oct. 30.-The Hollanders of
western Michigan, who comprise con-
siderable part of the population, are
signing petitions asking Congressman
William Alden Smith TO present in con-
gress a proposition directing rendering
of the good offices of the United States
in behalf of arbitration of the difficult
ties between Great Britain and the
South African republic.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
sheen Perish by Fire.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 30.-The sheep
barns at the stock yards burned Satur-
day night, entailing a loss of $21, 900,
fully covered by insurance. Six hun
dred and four sheep and so Angora
goats burned.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

Holly, Oct. 2s. - Myron Voorhees,,
aged so, of White Lake, one of Oakland
county's best known farmers, is dead.
He was the prohibition candidate for
congress at the last election and prom
inent figure in several farmers clubs.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
May Soon Die.

Kalamazoo, Oct. 2s.-The case against
Charles Russell, the last of the captured
Richland bank robbers, who furnished
information that convicted Slater, Alli-
son and Spellman, has been dismissed
on motion of the prosecuting attorney.
Russell. il is believed, has only short
time TO live
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
FataI ExpIosion.

Iron Mountain, Oct. 26.-Charles Mel
son. Richard Stone and Albin Forsteri-
son were killed by an explosion of dy-
Mantle in the Cundy mine. The men
were preparing blast at the time, and
il is supposed the accident was caused
by carelessness i'm driving i'm the charge.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

Chris EnrIe Dend.

C6Hstantine. Oct. 27.-Chris Engle,
proprietor of Engleside, Kaiser Lake,
father of Marie Engle, the actress, died
Wednesday night at Engleside, aged
IS years. He was born in France and
sxgne to America in 1881, and resided in
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Crime Has Increased.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 26.-The legisla-
ture met in regular session yesterday
and in his message Gov. Gambler said
that while education had decreased IL
literacy among the negroes, crime had
increased.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

Lansing, Oct. 2s. - Secretary of State
Stearns has received the first consign-
ment of the Michigan Manual from
the state printer. He expects to begin
shipping copies to persons entitled to
them i'm few days.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

Grand Rapids, Oct. 26. - Leonard
Stehower was shot and instantly killed
bv DR.. Boert while hunting near Zee
land. Stehower was DIR. Boert's guest
and accidentally stepped in front of the
latter's gun when ii was being loaded.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Three Men Killed.

Atwater, H., Oct. 30. - A hand car
was run down by an engine near here
and John Norvil, George Cramer and
Samuel Allen were killed.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
For She Can't Play Whist.

"why does woman always talk at
whistY'
well, suppose she feels like show
ing there's something she can do
Detroit Journal.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01
Fire I'm Hay CITY.

Bay City, Oct. 26.-Hiller's planning
mill was totally destroyed by fire, en-
failing a loss of $4,000, with $4,000 in
surance. Seventy-five thousand feet OF
lumber, owned by Foss e. CO., were also
destroyed, making an additional loss of
$4,000.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

"Are these goods pure and unadul-
teratedY" inquired the customer.
''To the pure all things are pure" re-
piled the grocer evasively.-New York
Journal.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

DR.. Swishtail-Now, then, Waggles
Secundus just tell me what this is at
the end of my finger?
Waggles-A dirty finger-nail, sir
Alley Sioper.
The true northerner., 1899-11-01

ment of a San(
way resolve to
of dumb bells
strong. as If thu
strength lay in
Strength beg
sto IN h.
there because
strength lie IN
manufactured,
from there the
distributed to b
bone, brain, III
and nerve. IL
you want to
b c gin to be
stro ug, start
with the stom-
ach. Put the
digestive and
nutritive or
gars and blood
making glands
in perfe I
working order.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06

The BlHud-Allison Law was not gem
ernl. Its enactments were limited by
special provisions. II did not provide
for the free and unlimited coinage of
silver, rs should have been, 10 meet the
necessities Of our great. growing and
indebted country; and as had always
been, under our government until 1879.
and nS the constitutional rights of our
people required. The limitations were
that the secretary OF the treasury waA
ordered To purchase from s2,o0a. 600 90
si,OO0,0O0 only of silver bullion per
month; aud coin the same; while coin
age should be legal tender, except
where otherwise provided by con
tract" thus limiting the amount OF
silver, and by limitation deprceiating
and discrediting IL. II also enabled
creditors to force gold contracts. and
desiroJc cd the legal equality of gold and
silver coin. The country responded TO
this law-it being very much better
than nothing by an immediate al.
vance In the values ui property and by
an active resumption OF the Industries
Of the country, which had been par.
alyzed aud impoverished by lack Of
money necessary 20 maintain them In
HctiNity
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
SAN JUAN HILL ANNIVERSARY.
Celebration nj Fort Thomas. ky..
with Imposing Crrrmonirs--
Memorial Tablets Invrttcd.

Cincinnati, July The anniversary
~ the battle Of san Juan was criohrII-
cd nj Fort Thomas with imposing cerc-
monies The Sixth United Sjuics In
ianiry formed the first garrison ~
Fort Thomas. and left there April 70,
1898. for Tampa. The regiment landed
at Baipuiri June -, and eight DAYS
later was engaged at San Juan hin.
One year ago the Sixth regiment Int
IN killed, AZ San Junn hill. Capt Wcth.
erili, l.iruicuants Ord. Turmln and
Ecnchlcy and % men. The citizens of
Cincinnati, Coyipgtun. Newport aud VI
cinity have placed ON one side If the
stone water tower at Fort Thomas a
nnr tablet In honor of Cot. Eghrrt.
killed near Manila. March 20, ,pl. and
on the other side rich tablet IN mem
nry uf other fallen heroes of the SiNt!i
infantry. These tablets were un, riied
before q multitude of people, with ad-
dresses by Gen. Nelson 4. Miles, Srna-
tor Foraker and others. Miss Ncth-
Grill, q daughter Of the late Capt.
Netherill, aud Miss Mason. q NIECE II
the late Lieut. Ord. unveiled the tab.
let's amid the national salute, f1liuw.
Cd 10y music by the msssed bands pres
ant
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06

'hari' If''l'iIrlI frlrntIrrtcd rep
rrTrn'sl''' iu congress from ihc Sec
oun Maine district Go succeed the late
Nelson bI"''''r ho. plurality NJ ~,NSs.
Nc NJ" London, Conn. Harvard won
a'I "i the boat rarss 'rrn Victories
over la'r i' three h"W-
Joseph ~. Ihn"p."". I' j. .rnlorod).
lH-ia' "' '.' Macedonia S. VI church
"i 'Hn".H Do. N. ', dropped o'.a in his
PnlrI.
OF ih' NH''''' "' h.. wife, Joseph
~ II''''NN'I. 'H'" '', NH. hanged nv
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


W. Ii. Haich, aged ~, an cid bust
ness man OF Carthage. lie WIS pre-
pairing to celebrate his golden wed
ding July q.
Capt. Richard Depont Emerson, =
relative Of Ralph Waldo Emerson, at
Knhokis, aged 70. He was n Union sol
der.
q. n. Gibson, a pioneer farmer ut
jackson county. lie WAS in oil the
skirmishcs with Prices army in the
vicinity Of Kansas city, serving the
federal side.
Ephrinm Jamison, a prominent aud
highly-rcsPectcd citizen Of Polk crnn'
", well known In adjoining counties,
Of sof.cning Of the brain, nj his hnmc,
T. milcf east Of Hnmansylle, aged 50.
Mrs. James +. I.nunum, wife Ut Il
prominent stonemnson Of Humans
vile.
l.. c. Murphy a prominent farmer
and stock rniscr five miles north II
Huntsville
Hiram Smith. Jr., aged -, ~ Cam'
er0n. He wns deputy pension commits
sioncr under Hlurrison's administra-
'ion.
Dr Joseph c. Waters, n prominent
physician. suddenly OF npoplcNy at his
home In Utica. He was twice post
master under Cleveland, and at the
time of his death WAS member of the
board OF managers OF the Fulton deaf
and dumb school. lie was native of
Boone county.
Mrs. Matthew King, ~ years old
n Marshall. She was m aunt Of the
present governor Of South Curoliun.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
Au tH-riIaR scenc.
DREYFUs, sELF. CONTROL.
II Won the Admiration Of the CaPtziH o.
the Vessel in which lie Returned
To France.

Paris. July Capt. Coniucrs de
Nurdcck. commander uf the French
cruiser Sfax. which brought Capt.
Drryfus to France. said, In an inter-
view published yesterday, that BE- was
struck bS the immense power Of ely
control displayed by Capt Drryfus
during the voyage. The prisoners at
titudc throughout was zone Of irohy
and disdnin." lie had been suffering
severely from -cusickucss when he wug
transferred to the Sfav. TN, he walk d
with firm tread. and during the en-.
tire trip never showed sign Of weak
ness or nervousness.
Capt Drcyfus was ignorant of he
fact that new cnurt-mariial awaited
him, and remained In ignuroncc dur
ing the first part of the voyage. When
he was finally informed, not muscle
of hi, face moved. lie merely said.
II have no ill will toward anybody.
| shall be- glad to rr-cnicr the army,
which ! hnyc never ccuNrd 10 love.
lie did not alludc 10 the subject
again during the voyage. Most Of the
time hc passed Ia reading
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
GoLDITEs VS.. WEBSTER
Newspaper. blinded by Prejudice,
Undertakes Go Correct stRad-
ard Dictionary.

True hImetallsm doe, rot mean a double
standard Tor measuring values. cs.-Chicage
Times. Herald.
II h very evident that the golditeH
are contemplating an effort Ia dodge
the money issue again In 1900, They
are afraid to stand up and try 20 iusii-
~ the single gold standard by pro-
claiming themselves gold monometal-
hsts, but propose To- masquerade as
true himctullists," and thus attempt
90 fool thousands, ~ they succeeded
In doing in IN1o. hy proclaimiuF them
selves international himctallists.'
The goldites fear to try the old ''in-
icrnniiuual' dodge again; for IN 1928
that kind of bimctalIism was con
frsssdly duubIc.rtapdard himetal-
lism the only kind that was ever
thought Of until now. Ent now, II is
necessary for the Folditcs 70 mas
qucradc again. aud they propose 80
abolish Webster dictionary, and Ger
nuschi, the French originator of the
word. and appropriate "hI tbuyl met
nllism" ns IL rallying cry for the gold
ties. " this is not the purpose Of the
gullitcs. what Is the meaning Of the
declaration Of the Herald,
quoted az the head Of the article.
Webster defines the two words,
"tuonomctulliFm" aud "bimctallism"
ng follows.
Mouomrtall.sm-Thc use OF single
standard uf money --0pp0scd "a blmetalligm.
d
metals lu the currency ~ country ht
fixed relative yaiuc-1r ratio-in opposition
10 munumetAllism
These words are due to ~ Cernusehi
ussj"
NJ. Cernuschi intcrprrts bimctallism
70 mean coinage OF money into silver
aud gold the two precious mctala--at
a fixed ratio. with irgulized power
10 pay debts. and without limit. nE
provided In the French coinage law
Of l,O2. which dccrrrd that every
person bringing to the mint one kilo-
gram of gold ninc-icnths fine, this
Hmc kilngram shall be- given back 60
him transferred into l55 gold pieces of
20 francs, the total being equal To B.
lC0 francs That every person bring
ing one kilogram Of silver nipe-tenths
fiuc this same kilcgram shall be re-
turned Ia him coined into 20 hve-frRnc
pieces, the total bring equal 10 900
francs The debtor may tender these
gold or silver pieces az his option, aud
cuu obtain for them full receipt for
his debt"
This IN the definition that Wcbsier's
dictionary, supplemented by the dctini-
iiun Of NJ. Carnuschi, gives 20 the word
"himctallism."
This is, In practice, the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver and gold nj
fixed ratiO-the ratio fixed by the
French law being fifteen and one.hah
OF silver 10 one OF gold.
win the esteemed goldiie Times
Herald explain what true bimetal.
lism" does mean II 1t does not mean
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver and gold at fixed ratio" That
Is the kind of bimctallism that the
democracy declared for IN the Chicago
platform In 1890, and that IL still adj
yocatcS and viii continue TO advocate
until success crowns its efforts and
right triumphs, Illinois State Regis
ter.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
A REBEL DEMONSTRATION.
The FiIIplnns Made a Night Attack on the
American Lines at Aaa
Fernando.

Manila, July 2.-The rebels made
demonstration at kan Fernando Fri
day evening. They took advantage of
the darkness and rain Ia make sally
against the north line, seemingly only
for the purpose Of annoying the Amer
leans, AZ they failed 10 push their ut
tack. The American loss WAS u private
of the Seventeenth regiment killed.
aud four men wounded.
The firing began at ten O'Clock, and
the rebels expended large quantities of
ammunition. All the troops haStened
to intrcnch, in expectation OF gen
eral attack. The Seventeenth regiment,
the Twelfth regiment and the Iowa
regiment participated In the engage.
ment, hut did not advance beyond the
Outposts.
After an hour the Filipincs fired
rpckets, apparently as a signal to cease
firing, hut there were scattering shots
all night which kept the Americans
under arms,
The enemy'H loss WINS not discovera-
BILE, hut was probably small.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-07-06
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Admiral Duwcy's cabin h stored with
remembrance from admirers.
Two sisters, the Misses White, have
formed law firm in Grant City, Kan.
NJ Waldcck. Rousseau, Frances new
premier, Is the most famous orator of
the French bar.
Daniel Fawceit Tiomanp. the oldest
rx-mayor Of New York city. died at
the age Of oj years.
Senator Vest, Of Missouri, Is the sole
survivor Of the senate branch Of the
confederate congress.
Congressman Ketehnm, Of New York,
has served in 10 congresses and has
never made speech.
Mrs. CclcStina Nigro, of Philadelphia,
relebrated her one hundredth birthday
10y dancing three waltzes.
Edwin G. Donnell, the Io-ycar-old
granddaughter Of Horace Greeley, has
invented a wireless telegraph Of his
own.
Savings made by thrifty wives may bo
taken by their husband's creditors, ac-
cording TO the decision Of a Loudon
judge.
Miss Marie Williams, OF Wichita, has
organized society OF women who VIII
marry none but men who fought with
Funston.
Leopold Won Biumencron, aged o5,
who is employed on the Vienna frcm-
denblatt. Ia the oldest working newSpa-
per man In the world.
Probably the richest person In Cuba
is a woman, Mrs. Rose Abisn. She owns
millions and vast estates. but II demo-
cratic In taste and fayors the United
States.
NanRen, the Arctic explorer, is now
fred with an ambition to Try the ant
arctic regions, and he hopca TO have an
expedition organized and ready TO start
by ige2.
The cxnr Of Russia once read the text
book on railways written by Pref. Had
ley. president-eiect of Yale. and ordered
II translated for use In the state uni-
versitiea.
Chicken raising, carpeniering, milk
Ing. electrical engineering and other
useful pursuits will soon be placed In
the curriculum studied by the sehool
girls In Brooklyn, n 4.
There are not far from isa.ooo.oeo
Mussulmsns under British power. mak-
Ing Great britain the greatest Moham-
saedaH power on asrih. About so,o0o,-
10 0f shese are tn India una Iae bulk
sf ~ rsst ~ v AfrisA