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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
Bought at a Knockdown FIGURE,

The push and enterprise of the
Consolidated Mercantile Co., has
scored another hit of immense bene-
fit to all who want to save money.
For spot cash they have purchased
the stock of Wiegand & Co. at
50 cents on the dollar, moved it to
their regular quarters in the Flor
man block. where it is being rapidly
closed out.
The Wiegand 4 Co., stock was
bran new-an elegant line of cloth
ing. shoes, dry goods, notions etc.
and had only been on the shelf two
months. Cash told the story and
the Consolidated Mercantile Co.,
took the stock at SO cents on the
dollar straight through. Getting it
at such a Touchdown figure has
enabled them to close it out at
prices which put to shame all for inner
closing out sales held by othel
firms. Prices talk in this sale and
they've been made so low that
they'll talk loud as long as the stock
lasts. Go in and e the goods and
get the prices. 1t is a red hot sale.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

W. !. Harmon is again with us
having received his lambs, that he
lately purchased and drove them
to his range. He has the range on
Moss Agate creek through which all
the sheep have to come to shear at
Marietta but he is willing to let
them for the benefit to Edge
mont, that the pens bring. Mr..
Harmon is a man hat has the good
Of Edyem mi at heart and believes
in doing everything that will benefit
his fellow acknowledgment Ex-
pre- SIS.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
CresseY's Picture Show.

E. T. Cressey filled IL two nights
engagement at Library hall OF Fri
day and Saturday evenings and de-
lighted u people With calcium light
views of the a against Spain.
The views + magnificent and
Col. Cressey's lecture makes them
all the more interesting. The
battles in Cuoa and the Philippines
were evividly shown, together with
tue different companies and officers
of the South Dakota regiment. In
dividual views of the officers of Co.
NJ called forth rounds of hearty
applause and in all, the entertain-
ment was one af the best of it's kind
ever given here.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
Electric Plant at Mystic,

The Hill City News is the author
ity for the state'nent that Prof.
Long of Chicago, who is very fami-
liar with the prospects of the South
ern Hills bv reason of his frequent
visits here and investment of capital
in this region, purchased last week
five acres of placer ground near
Mystic from Mr.. Brown. He has
relocated the same as a mill site and
will Secur title to the same from
the government as quick as possible.
1t is his intention to erect there an
electric plant Of n hundred tons
capacity to treat ore. The great
value of this reduction work, 50 we
understand, lies in the fact that it
a treat low grade bodies of ore
which other plants cannot. Now,
the Southern Hills have large bodies
of such ore which have remained
untouched on account of the little
value they contained. Now, if this
plant will do what is claimed for
it, it can be readily seen what a
stimulus to mining it will give to
this RECON. The works will be
located at the junction of the B. &
NJ. and Dakota Pacific roads that
traverse through a large mineral
belt on Spring creek, Castle, and
Rapid creeks. This will give most
prospects an opportunity to ship
their ore, with little eX pense to this
new plant for treatment, and with
the returns will enable them to
prosecute work continually on claims
on which they have only done the
assessment work with the hope of
meeting a capitalist to take them off
their hands for a nice round sum.
The new plant will very soon estab-
lish the value of mining claims. and
if successful, prospectors will have
no trouble in disposing of them.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

would reach home. AS this issue is
being printed the Black Hills COM
panies are nearing home and will ar
rive at Deadwood at 1890 Sat
urday. They will probably re
main at DeadwOod and Lead "a
hours or such a matter, making
Rapid City's welcome home occur
Monday. The committees are all at
work and the demonstration viii
no doubt be a success.
Mayor G. l.. Wood, Judge Levi
McCiee, Hon Edmund Smith, James
HALEY, Thomas Sweeney, John r.
Brennan and Fl. c. Olmstead will
meet the Black Hills companies at
Edgemont Saturday as Rapid City's
reception committee in welcoming
the gallant boys of company NJ back
to the old town. Everything is work
ing smoothly and Rapid Ci,y's
ovation bids fair to 4 gala day long
to be remembered. Emrick's Opera
Band has gotten itself in trim and
will do its full share in making the
welcome an enthusiastic ucces
Let every busin 4ss and residence in
city decorate. Use the national
colors %profusely and b. patriotic on
this occasion above all others.
The following is the program ar
ranged for Co. Ms reception:
Arrival of train.
Music-Emrick' S Opera band.
Welcome song-"Wheh Johonny
Comes Marching Home. Livery
body.
Greeting OF the company by the
G. a. r. and others.
Calling to order by Chairman
Smith.
Invocation Rev. Arnold Luton.
Address of welcome-Mavor
Wood.
Reponse-Captain Medbery.
Banquet-"Fall To-
Order called again.
Piano solo-"Concert Paraphrase'
Miss Howe.
Full Chorus-"One Vacant Chair
ALI.
Reciation-Mrs. NJ. J. O'Niell.
D~oxology.
Music by the band.
Reception.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

Strayed-Two head of horses
One strayed from Montgomery res
ervoir north of Belle Fourche about
May 10; black, forked lightning
brand on left thigh and TX left shout
der, weigh, about 1850 lbs. Other
was dark iron grey, branded II on
right shoulder, weight ABOUT 1850
strayed from 2 miles south of Smith
wick about Aug. lst. $40 reward
for return of each animal delivered
at Rapid City, or suitable reward
for information; 800 reward for re
turn of black horse to Fuller Bros,
Be lie Fourche.-L. E. Parish. Rapid
City, S Oak.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

Major Stewart and Captain Binder
have jointly purchased the interest
Of James Philip in the Minnesota
and Dakota Cattle company, the
consideration being, it is reported,
500, 900. Mr.. Philip still retains
large interests on the range, to
which he will devote his attenti on.
This big deal was closed this week.
Pierre Free Press.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
The Boys Nearing Home.

The UNION was the first,Rapid City
newspaper to announce that the
South Dakota regiment had been
mustered out at San Fraecisco and
to state the specific route over
which the Black Hills companies
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MANY n

Has turned with disgust from an otherwise
loveable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
Glover Root Tea purifies the breath by its act, II
on the bowels, etc as nothing else will. Sold for
years on absolute guarantee. Price Is cts. and
50 cts.
For sale at Gardeners Drug Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

< The firm printing the
ent tax list for THE UNION
IN error in the arrangement
matter. The proper con
1ation Of column II on the Bird
e is column 8 on the 9Th page.
6lumn 8 on the 9th page should be
Eolumn ! in order to bring the dcs-
in proper rotation.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
ON EVERY BOITLE

OF Shilofis Consumption Cure is this guarantees:
All we ask of you is to use two-'hirds OF the con.
tents of this bottle faithfully. then if you can say
you are not benefited return the bottle to your
Druggist and he may refund the price paid"
Price 25 cts, so cts. and 81 .OO.
For sale at Gardeners Drug Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
TELL YOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossibility
without good pure blood, the sort that only exists
in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver
and bowels. Karl's Glover Root Tea acts directly
on the bowels, liver and kidneys. keeping them in
perfect health. Price IS cts. and 81 cts.
For sale o. Gardeners Drug store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
YOU TRY 1T.

If Shllou's Colsh aud Consumption Cure, which
is sold for The sint p ice of IS cts, 81 cts. aud
$l.0O, does not cure, take the bottle back and ~.
will refund YOUR money. sold for over fifty year,
on this guarantee. Price 'h cts and so cts.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
S21T.1JJ.1 IS

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF PENNINGTON
l. Geo. f. Schneider, cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemn swear that the above
statement is true and correct.
GEO. +. SCHNEIDER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day OF october, 1899. GEO. C.. HrNT,
lsEAl-i Notary Public.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
JOt.S MS i<ikE YOU?

'nddy c nIpleA!ons, Nauseatlng breath come
rom chr me constipation karlS lover Roo;
60 is AN absolute cure and has been sold for fifty
years on an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts.
and SO cts.
For sale at Gardner's Drug Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

Prices at the Economy Store.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13
Stephen II. Mits,v Gee. +. Schneider,
Presldenk |. Cashier
PENNINGTON COUNTY BANK,

At Rapid City, in the State OF South Dakota,
October Bird, 1899, AS per call OF the STATE
Bank Examiner.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-13

hand to welcome mis- three sons
home, who have spent fourteen
months in the Philippine campaign.
Miss Edith Howe came in from
klondike Friday evening. She has
been having poor health up in that
country and will remain here for a
time and recuperate.
Troop H came down from Fort
Meade Saturday and camped over
across the river Saturday night.
The boys are out for an extensive
practice march.
HE UNION is ready to accept
wood on subscription at the regular
cash price. Let US write you out a
receipt on this basis. Dou't put it
of.
Col. Frank Bangs, journalist,
philosopher, lawer and inventor, has
been Singing type on THE Union a
bit this week.
Mrs. Alice Vaughan has sold her
dry goods stock in this city to the
CONSOLIDATED Mercantile Co.
G. A. Weigand is back to his old
place behind the counters at the
Bee Hive.
N. I. Garrison of the land Office
push Is visiting relatives in Mis-.
souri,.
! Al drussists sell Dr.. Niles Pain Pulls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22

BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan ei--Locked In a
huge ice fioe. the Canadian ferry boat
Niagara. with nineteen persons on board.
was swept helpiessiy down the Niagara
river tonight ard disnnant,ed by the tn
tevnationai bridge The boat, which piles
between this city ard Erie Ont. left her
dock near the moslth OF the river early
In tie evening on her last trip uf the
day. having on board fifteen Passengers,
six OF whom we're women ana two chill
dren- Her crew consisted os four men.
The river was susl OF floating ice tina.
Vas drifting Ia from Lake Erie. but the
boat. heading eEasonaily against the sir-
rent MADE her way TO the center OF the
stream. Here she became irzseedaed IN
great field OF ice and her engines acre
powerlsss 10 pros-as her. Tie current al
this poant is exceedingly swift and sae
momentum 81 the tee tesa carried the
ferry with IL
The passengers realizing their situation,
we're lassrrcr esffken with the fear OF be-
ing carried over the fails. ard tne more
lurnsaeat danger OF s-sng dashed against
a rae~ OK tie International bridge. 1ns
calls OF the sersy whistle attracted at
,entson from TIE shore afl tire tugs were
started os1s a fnlls asove t2 rescue TIE
helpless craft
Tae passengers ard crew OF the SAagsra
put an life ygessrvegs and stood wtsn
s.snrraes. faces while TIE hoat swept CT
~ar9. River navigation. being esa1ec. TIE
aFaws ef the bridge ara snoszTSITe and
the draw engines dead il aas eTaSessZ tssAa
the upper works os the boat oszEA3 not
ezea< tas span, bit the grssss rsssascs was
tie sz@vs os seiSa raaSonry. The cJrT~nt
favored tas boat and SWEPT her bstwecn
TIE s.xa . little 10 the e&ss sses of tns
csassr * sAs river. The !Esr gsr9@rs cs
sas bridge raksd ths boat c3ezE 81 her
.ecozi deck. earring sway susakss.&s-xs
p4aos Acase NJ hurricane 5eek- The rssss~r7-
gers ard crew were besow &ss3 aE1 80
capped trsu-y frprn rAe wr~cksges Swinging
csear of Ire hrsiTe, The Niagara bsuss fr~s
srors tbs See ant dTasss9 saso s. path %
clear gHfsr. 4 geas ~as attached 80 fEs
r-sdas~ IN. es7xsnss rsszrsess ssssaT duty xns
.fse Sss~srrs<rxs crAss wxs ssgwfy wczksd
- Tie aock 60 60 ADsess&a saoEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
Coz. Brady Takes
Immediate cAction.

Al . reau1t OF the large meet
ing Of representative men Of
Alaska, and Of the resolutions
I'm regard to the British Co
Iumbia exclusion act sent by II
to the governor 01 Alaska now
I'm Washington, the following
was received over the Western
Union wires yesterday mora
ings
To John Stanley and Capt. Z.
W. JohnstOns
''Atlin resolutions received.
President and Joint commis-
sion informed. VIII use hest
efforts 10 secure modification
or change.
John G. BRADY"
- II - - -
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OBJECTS 70 BEING
CALLED CARPETBACG[R.
Fighting Joe" Martin Displays
a Fit of Rage.
INTEMPERATE LANGUAGE USED.
Denounces Ellison, of Kootenay,
Who Had Made an Jncomplimsnt- T.
AIRY Remark About the Man From
Manisoba-Prelude to the Hottest
Political Campaign Province Of
Drtttsh Columbia Has Ever Knew

VICTORIA. b. C.. Jan. si.--As a resi,s
OF the opposition convention last night
there WAS a sensational row today between
Attorney General Martin and Prise ELL
son. opposition member for East Yale. At
the convention Ellison described Martin as
a "earpet-bagger from Manitoba" and to-
day IN the legislative haii Martin me, Eli
son and asked him II the report Of his re-
marks WAS eorrec; in the morning paper.
Yes" said Ellison.
We'll. you're liar" roares Martin.
dancing around excisedly. Come over
here till you hear me talk to him." called
the attorney general 20 Kettle. os koote-
nay. and small group OF members. Then
Martin proceeded 10 pour out a volume
of words that are usually marked by blanks
in a newspaper.
Cali me a carpet-haggerT' he yelled
Well. i can pay my debts. and you can
not"
You iie,' retor;ed Ellison. who IL a rich
rancher and man considerably over MD
die age.
Ellison kept his temper, while Martin
left the place calling abusive epl,hets over
his shoulder. i, is likely this WIN not be-
the end Of the matter.
Hottest Contest in Htasory.
Elections TO al the three vacant seats
from Victoria city are get for February
= The candidates are. FIX Premier Tur-
ner. Richard Hall. capitals; and general
agent. and A. T.. McEshlllips. barriater.
late representatives Of the opposition In
teresta: Lieut.. Col. Gregory. hasrister and
commander o. the local militia: r. ".
Patterson. railroad contractor. and Ala
Stewart worksnr-Gan and worklngfaaa &
candidate. for the government. II IL ex-
perf@d the fight will be the hottest in the
history o. the city. A determined attempt
will be made 80 defeat ex-Prsruier Tnr-
nsr. Victoria has hitherto hcen over
wneiu.ngly Ia favor Of Tarusr bus
the change Of government viii have an
effect .on ths result. THE new govern
rnsnt's policy. 50 far enHrclatea. meets
general approval. and the alien exclusion
act has helped them rnuch.
II is likely the 7ght wllI wage around
the question whether Iacat. Gov, Me-
Innea acted In accordance witA eonststu.
tiensl usage In dlsmisStng tho Turner
ministry.
Attempt go Deceive Hefarmers.
X is understood thar 8axsstrata Han
recently appointed ~ please tas moral
reform psopie here. will re removed from
the licensing beard before tn sz1sAtInw In
February. T3lis ~ sal1 - be the under
standing gfven hy Attorney General Mar
tin "a TIE liquor people 20 Eeeaara tsesv
votes At TIE election here. TIE attur,ssy.
has h@sg made, however. IL keep II q
profound secret sor II the church s,~ersa
learn os * their support viii se ;ost, and
every vote tse government can get tAex
must have
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NICARAGUA Canal Bill, PASSED BY UNITED States SENATE
THE MEASURE KNOWN AS THE MORGAN BILL.

1ex]ASEINGTON, Jan. 21-The Nicaragua canal bill as
w passed by the senate today, contains the following
provisions:
Oeach.
the
cancellation
satisfaction
Authorization the the subscribe
or
Resignation the board of directors
abro ion Of the treaty
coastso the
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Peaceful Adjustment Probable.

Il ws& ss&te9 after Sesa~te senesxesse.-
~ 9sgAer2At A3xa In authority that tn.
szssss &syse-s 60 sAe case we're szcs as -
make . g~sesfli s6t1ssssnn; pass bs. ard
even rs-ssssAae. r. ~as s.asef rassssve.y IN
authoritative quarters that tA@ Tsrise4
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Ssassz1s. % Pa Easxea-
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COMMERCE or THE SOUND.


PORT TOWNSEND Jar. r--Ts, .x~
rscr1s df sne Puget soszas enssosrsE 9asfrsrf
for sse nsarzh * fts=eTr4seg. 1zss sxeAea
EAN s-rs~osss ~ S-sss.ss4. the szarpgss fer
E1s m0ata beng ssgas1 at E2s-5 wns.s
sEe experts aHogntesf 20 II.A-s TIA
assy c1S.s~ss2 uAS es.sz2A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-22
ADR|fI ON An ICE
FLOE ON NIAGARA.
Terrible Peril of a Buffalo Ferry
Boat.
PASSENGERS ARE MORTIFIED.

Passing Under the International
Bridge, Her Upper Works Are
swept on, but She Gets Into
Clear Water and Succeeds In
Reaching shore, Dismantied and
Crippled hut without Loss Of Life.
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FEN MORE DAYS AND
CONTEST WILL END.
ALI Signs Point to a Speedy
Election of Senator.
IT WILL NOT BE WILSON.
Some Talk Of Allen, Although
His Success Is Impossible.
IT WILL NOT BE WILSON.

For Hin 10 Attempt 10 Win Wil1
Ruin Him fn the Futnre-kin8
County Delegation soltd a. .
stone WAll-Woald Not Change
From Humes II Fifty Hallota
Were TAken-Faint Applause f0r
Curttss, Who Landed Wilson .ta
the Skies-Hovr the Great Federal
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TROUBLES IN SAMOA
LONG ANTICIPATED.
Tripartite Agreement at the Bot
tom Of the Trouble.
PEACEFUL SOLUTION PROBABLE

Germany VIII Use the Incident ~
Means 20 Have the Whole Agree
meat Nodded ON . More Perma-
nent Basls-The Action OF the Ger
man Omcials At Apta, In yiolat-
tion of Treaty, to BE Disavowed.
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BALLOTS FOR
SENATOR.

SceciAf Dispatch TO- Post intelligence
OLYMPIA, Jan- 2I.-Three bal.
lots for senator. the eleventh,
twelfth and thirteenth, were
caat today, a. foll0wss
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n GOES THROUGH By
4 VOTE Of X 1O 6.
Important Amendment Made
at the Last Moment.
GOVERNMENT IN CONTROL
United States Has the Way Open
to Perpetual Ownership.
GOVERNMENT IN CONTROL

In Case Nicaragua aAd Costa Rica
Do Not Grant Suitable Conces-
atoms, the President In Authorised
20 Secure Another ROute-Also
Instructea to Obtain Ahrogatfon
Of Clayton-BulweP Treaty-No
the Company Eligible to Become
Member Of Board Of Directors.
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f-onyrirhted 1899. by the Associated Press
BERLIN. Jan 1.-THE news from Sa-
noa has not caused great surprise here
It was fcreseen long ago that trouble
would break out sooner or later The trf-
partite agreement has always been con-
side-ed In official circles here as being a
most peculiar diplomatic document, Gre
ating an unsettled situation which is re-
aliy at the bottom OF .he present dis
order, although the election dispute pre-
eipitated hostilities. 1t can be safely
said. however, that the German govern
Ynent is not particularly annoyed at the
fact that matters have come TO a crisis.
as IL will give Germany an opportunity
for reopening the Samoan question with
the view OF establishing order on per-
manent basis.
Further particulars regarding the troa-
bic at samoa received later in the day
show that during the fighting an armed
detachment from the British warship Por-
po.se occupied the house OF Chief Justice
Chambers half mile outside OF. Apia. and
that another detachment occupied the
London mission station on the beach
where Malietoa Tauus and his party had
sought refuge. Tamasese and his party
poiSe.
The fugitives were compelled to surren-
der their arms. and the rest OF the Malie-
tea Tanus party were captured by the
Mataafaites, on the peninsula Of Mulinuu,
near Apia.
Masaafa did net take part in the aght-
ing and the German warssip In those wa
ters held aioot from the trouble.
Germany VIII Dtsavow Roses Acts.
WASHINGTON, Jan. z1-~it can be
stated aatho~asasively that * the psib.lah-
I'd reports ot ;hs events at Aria are true,
the acts Of the German cansal, Ross. ard
of TIE pre~5ieat OF the municipal counel.
EATsi, weee not The resust Of Instructions
fsogn the German government, and so far
as tacvss acts wera yioiatsve Of the treaty
- Berlin. & Is Tot believed st me state
department that they VIII recesvs the ap-
proval Of t5a German government
TIE German asntaSsaasor. vcn Haasszor,
calsd on Secretary Has al TIE seate de-
gsrtsaens and presented two important dis
pa,c1e= from the German government. re-
.zssng 70 ;ae critical condition Of affairs
ia samoa.
An Important Conference.
FoaloEinr tbs an exiaaeesl oonsers-scs
was hesa he;uscn Secretary Hay aad fae
arnhassal.a-. ard then between Hav ans
the BRITISH arrSssassa3or. ssr Julian Pauace~
sase. TIE dispatches communicated ey
me 6ss-xnAT sEahas<aso< dealt not cay
wsth sAe question: % TIA S-aslcy snxassea,
bT< are known 20 have prevented IN eetsii
fhe recent coGl4na - Samoa. 80 vsewe<i
sravza a German standpoint They Differ
Ia many essential rar7tSsszrx svcxn tAe
statements r~A5s heretofore
P~aeefai Adjustment Probable.
Il wss state2 after Sesa-~fe ecn.sxe<se.-
~ esTsscEr2At Slxa In authority that ts.
izssss aspects 60 sAe case we're szzas as :.
make s'esesfEi sdtassasnn; passshs. ard
even gs-esss aae. r. was xsases raxsssws,y IN
authoritative quarters that tas Tsrites
States government had Ezs ga 70 z21a 30