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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
oRD1R 70 sxAHlINE ACCOUNTS. &c.
STATE or MINNESOTA, i II sS3

a u $500 y. G.ts5S
4, e Ia ~, Probate Court. Special Term, March
,, u ths matter q the e.tase q Matthaus
q resainx ma Aling the petition q
Wencel Medek md Peter kenYal. execq-
torn o. the estate 81 said Mstthsus Kun.
tsns: Esy ns
certain debts snd claims aGainst said
estate which have not been proved nor
allowed, and prR ylng that = time and
place be fixed for examining. and allowing
flnal account Of their admlnistrati0n. In
GLIDING said debts and clRims 20 paid by
them and not proved or allowed, and for
estate 20 the parties. entitled thereto by
\ It isSordered. that said account be ex-
aniiued, and petition and application for
the allowance Of said claims and debts 10
paid by them and not yet allowed accnrd-
Ing TO Law, be heard by this court ON Sat.
urday. the nth day Of April. a. %. 1879. At
10 o.clock q. m.,s ct the probate Office IN
Littt ne F /. y sstd county
thereof BE- given to all persous interested
by publishing this order once I'm each
week, for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, In the Little Falls
TRANSCRIPTS. q weekly newspaper, printed
and published at Little Falls, IN said
: Dated 4 1 1 lit FANS, the 18th day Of
Ga ByA M II k feffti
w Judge OF Probate.
u. Ii ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION.

p10si00Dt Diseases 1ott0ra with 81o Al
I5s AZ" vissrs aaA Others. TX,
~ WASHINGTON, March 80.-The prssi.
dent discussed with his advisers and
callers tho situation in the Philippines.
Assistant Secretary of War Meiklsjohn
and Adjutant General Corbin, who
have kept close track Of the progress Of
the American army and the condition
Of the troops, were with him for some
time. With them he went over the sit-
nation and expressed his pleasure ut the
good progress General Otis and his gen.
erals had made. though he regretted
the loss Of life. s@x ~
The dispatch Of General Otis received
In tho morning was not supplemented
by any later news. The opinion was
given at the war department that Gen.
sral Otis had ample force under his
command and that when the regulars
now on their way to Manila reach their
destination there would be little need Of
retaining the volunteers in service there.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
4 Or El on ANN EsTY.


II wni ~ $3.50 . viltpsaSs Afsss Trey
u sS-s sS Nj ;fl III A. SshlDpsas n
NEW York, March 81. a special
from Washing ton says: As soon q
General Ohs achisvss !. decisive victory
ovsr ! Suinaldo. To Philippine com.
misaon will issus : proclaination prom
idng am1ssty q III Natives who 10y
down their arms and sslf rule TO thoss
who recognise The sovereignty Of tho
United States. ! ,Sg \,
This u tho programme which the
state department understands he's been
adopted b. the commission. AZ Gem
eral Obs and Admiral Dewey are meme
ben Of the commission, It 10 presumed
here that they are responsible TOR the
delay In issuing the proclamation, be-
ieving it effect viii be greater Il pub
lished after the insurgents have been
subdued. Vi, u 4, vi Ia 5ss v, Il Il
So long = Aguinaldo maintains his
army organisation Il will b difficult
TO reach tho natives and convince them,
but with, Aguinsldo sisoner or fugi-
tive and the army disbanded. It il
thought thst the proclamation will re-
ceive attention from the natives and
cause them to take advantage Of its
provisions. The proclamation viii be
similar to those previously issued By
General Otis, except that 1t will CON.
tain : general amnesty declaration, and
will reassert the friendly intentions 81
this government.
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BLAME THE GERMANS.
t0sisish Comment - The ssrssss Nsws
sSAl5 isl( From NOnO0. 4a;tG5S5E AF

sDsisish Comment - tAs ssPisss News
sallt ;.l FROM 60n00. fEB@ us
LONDON, March 80. ~ The morning %
peEs comment on the serious news from
Samoa. Tho Standard says: ''The re-
bsllious chiefs must be coerced and
punished, and something more than !
nominal penalty will DO required for
the blood Of British and American sail
on Tho German authorities at Apis
have incurred heavy responsibility.
We cannot believe that Berlin Win mp
hold their action. a. it il not worth
5Germany's while to quarrel with Eng
land and America over Samoa.
The Daily Chronicle says: There u
only ono alternative. Germany must
remove her consul Herr Rose) OF 60 out
ot the protectorate."
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
GIVE THEM 70 ENGLAND.

Asserted suoh Was the Purpose Of the
II Administrasien % Ono Time.
LONDON, March 80.-The Birmingh m
Post publishes . report, 'emanstlng
from . usually very we'll informed
source" that the United States at tho
beginning Of February proposed
through Sir Julian Psuncefote, that
Great Britain take over the Philippine
islands upon. certain conditions"
But, it Is added, ''this feeling has
altered greatly since the heavy fight
ing" although it is said beyond doubt
that the United States would ct one
time ,''have been very glad to exchange
OF otherwise disburden themselves Of
the permanent charge of the islands."
\ WASHINGTON, March 8O.-The best o,
authority states that there is no truth
in the report that the United States
tried to dispose Of the Philippine islands
to Great Britain. ". n Ike +.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
GENERAL F.LAGLER DEAD.
Army's Chief Of Ordinances . Victim Of
5EF& E ys3 khS m n tam. u l4a II G' tl p

Army's Chief Of Ordinances q Victim Of
%4F$ kh~umat.am. IN ~ sl1
NEWPORT News. Va. March 3d.
Brigadler General D. w. Flagler, chief
of ordnance, u. s. A., 10 dead. After
many weeks Of suffering from rhsuma.
tisln, which recently developed acute
and distressing phases, General Flagler
passed away during the afternoon 1t tho
Hygeia hotel at Old Point, where he
went three weeks ago by advice Of his
physicians. The generate wife and
daughter were constantly ut his bedside
during the past week. The patients At
tending physician from the day Of his
arrival at OLD Point was the post sur
geon st Fort Monroe, who spent much
Ut his time in the sick room. giving hia
personal attention to the care OF tho In.
valid. The body will be prepared for
5rnrial and removed to w arlington.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
sAsr.aa II ws.hisstsa Asais.

shsrnaa Ut wsshingtan Again. /
WASHINGTON, March 8O.-Ex-Secre-
tary John Sherman ID again at his resi-
dence in this city. He reached here ct
z o'clock from Old Point Comfort, and
was feeling no worse for the journey.
At the house the patient was placed in
the care Of trained nurses and Dr.. w.
w. Johnston Of this city. Mr.. Sherman
is resting quietly and doing - we'll a.
his friends could expect. His condition
II exceedingly enfeebled. @3@a5 Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
HAByA'S NAME MENTIONED
Was Tho Senator Interested In
~ Army 1Sef Contracts7


WARRINGTON, March %. Tho mill
tary court appointed 70 inquire into
General Miles charges concerning tho.
bsef supplied e the army during the
Spanish war had former G ommissary
GENERAL Eagan bsfors II o. recall and
also board the testimony of Rear Ad.
miral stswsrt and Psymaster Colby q
the navy and Major Black and Captain
Pomeroy. volunteer officers who were
engaged Ii the commissary service at
Ponce. during General Miles Porto
Rican campaign. 4 q.
General EaganS testimony was not
startling. He stated that Armour d
Co. had put in bid to supply beef to
DO preserved BY a'process Of their own,
but that he had not considered it. He
also modified 8 former statement to the
effect that the 24-hour clause in the
beet contract had ai
Crspt In o. . Clerical Error, =
saying that in tho multitude Of matters
which had been demanding his alton.
ton ct the time he had forgotten it, in.
sertion. There was an apparent effort
on the part of Major Lee, representing
General Miles, to show that Senator
Hanna had sought to influence the con.
tracts, but General Eagan asserted that
he did not know the senator aud no ex.
PLANTATION was made Of the introduction
of his name. General Eagan made fro.
qaent reference during the giving Of his
testimony to the numerous demands
upon his time during the war. making
this condition an explanation for not re-.
Numbering details. Major Black told
OF conversation with General Eagan
In regard to the refrigerator beef in:
which he quoted the latter ~ saying,
with an oath, that he would have com
PEELED the men to take the beet.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
Had Upwards Of Sixty People
On Board and Only TWO VI
Wore saved.
AZ EXPLOSION THE CAUSE AUS ):
Vessel Torn TO Pisces In Mid
stream and Sank Almost
Immediately.
Was Owned at Memphis and
Piled Between That City
and Cairo. M

NEW MADRID. Mo-. March 80.-The
steamer Rowena Lss, with about 80
passengers aboard besides her crow. ex-
ploded opposite Tyler. No.. about .
o'clock and Immediately sunk with all
on board except Captain Garveu, and
one Of the crew. .ss i. 4.
Tho steamer left Cairo with 10 pas
senge1s aboard bound for Memphis. At
Caruthersville, No., she. landed and
took aboard Is moro passengers It's
estimated that with passengers and
crew che then had aboard about 30 peo-
pie. She made the next landing ct
Tyler, Mo-, and ct I o'clock y.
Il, B.oked Into Midssrsam =, M
from Tyler to proceed on her journey.
Tho steamer had just reached the mid
die Of the river whom che suddenly
stopped and lurchsd @ il snag had
been struck. Tho next moment the
boat parted in tho middle, . volume Of
steam and debris arose and the detona-
ton Of IN explosion thundersd over the
water. &G E&.a ~ 4
The river is running very high and
tho steamer Immediately sank with all
on board but tho captain and one Of the
crew. They chung to the wreckage and
were saved BY boats. H..
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HEARD At WASHINGTON.

News Of the ShellinS OF Samoan Villages
Came with startling suddsaness. E
WASHINGTON. March 8O.-The new.
from Samoa that the United States
cruiser Philadelphia and the British
cruisers Porpoise and Royalist had bonn
bardsd the towns held by Matasfs. who
has thus far had the official support of
the German government, came with
startling sutllenness to officials here
and displaced for tho time being the at
ttsntion given to the fighting around
Manila. Tho Smelling Of Mstaafa was
looked upon g Of secondary importance.
but the deepest interest attached to the
attitude Of the German government.
AZ first approximations were felt that
grave International complications might
ensus. But those most intimately e.
miliar with K l.. HILL
The Lassss Omslsl ExsAaasss
between Washing ton, London and Ber-
lin did not take such a gloomy view Of
the outlook. WAile recognising that
the bloodshed ct Samoa created q very
serious and delicate situation. yet it WIS
oAld to De . situation which had been
clearly apprel,en,ed and had been dis
Guessed in advance between the reprs.
sentatives OF tnr three governments.
The real crisis from an international
standpoint occurred last week when.
this spprehell0u outbreak was dis
cusssd. AlErtt,ti..s !, raiat!nns were greatly
strained 1t s.s... I. 8. - secure All uil-
derstanding IS IS.%. il to make sure
that inc = ~ reported will not
cause . rup. uie il; ot%relations between
the Uniteu hlisi< a4.u Germany, or b.
tween Great BIis,.il ssAld Germany.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
CABINET IN SESSION.

Civil Service Rules Discussed ana .
Change 10 Feasible. H. {
WASHINGTON, March 81. AT the sps-
eial cabinet meeting . variety Of sub
jects were considered, including . num-
ber Of questions which have arisen dur
ing tho two weeks Of the presidents
absence in tho South. The administra-
ton Of affairs in Cuba came up and it
was practically decided to simplify mat
tiers by consolidating some Of the I'd.
nninistrative departments. The ques-
ton Of amending tho civil service rules
and regulations In certain particulars
was under consideration, and the presi-
dent stated that he desired to dispose Of
the matter ct an early day. Almost the
last thing the president did before leav-
ing for the South was to return to tho
members of the cabinet their several
recommendation on the subject with g
request that they again 60 over them
with view to making any changes
which might suggest themselves dur
ing his absence. The president
has asked that he be furnished
with their conclusions in the matter
- soon as possible, and it is supposed
that it Is his purpose to issue his orders
within few days. It was again dem
onstrated ct this meeting Of the cabinet
that while strongly unfolding the prln-
ciples of the civil service law. there is /.
disposition on the part of several mem.
bers to criticize its present administr;,.
tion. The subject Of the appointment,
Of commissioners to represent tnt
United States at the forthcoming col,-I
ventiou' called BY the car OF Russia.
with view to promoting peace amons
the nations was advanced by the presl-l
dent. It il understood that three am
bsssadors Of the United States at Euro
pean courts will be named. togeuht
with two or three citizens Of the Unitau
States not in the diplomatic service.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
Expleasd wAils Bs,.s Tested.

NEW YoRx. March 8O.-At the Sand,
Hook proving grounds one Of the IL.
inch breschloading rifles, under proof
test, burst it breech, the block Of which
flying backward killed Henry V. Muir.
ply and injured Privates Harrigan and
Bssmsr Of the ordnance department.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
COUNTY OPTION BEATEN.

80, = 5 { sas
At the morning session Of the senate
BE county option bill was laid ct rest,
but parliamentary proceedings were de-
.1ended ON to accomplish the purpose.
1eb. IA Senator Ayran introduced .
4 ~spuIlty option bill, which was ct once
1eterred to the temperance committee.
Since that date the COMMITTEES has had
saeveral meetings, but nothing has been
heard Of the county option matter.
When the house committee killed the
louise county option bill the optionisSs
% once turned their attention to the
senate and last week Senator Grinde-
II Rnd, for Senator Myran, introduced a
1bsolution that the committee report
the alyran bill out immediately. He
vas put Of on the pretext Of public
Nearing until now, when he called up
SAis resolution and demanded that it 10
aActed upon. A motion 10 table the reso.
aRtion was carried, 81 TO 20. y
E.& Minor senate Proceedings.
The senate concurred in the house
appointments to Senator Baldwin's bill
saepara, ing Cook and Lake counties for
1adicial purposes, and Senator Knat.
Il 80 y, ;ns,.,a.,. 80, 49,, 49, ,a..,.
~, = * m;i,. ' INA ,sra..s - ~, t..S
5sT alls. & !. 5. s4.i 2..5,.
The house bill providing for four in
*a ead 90 u three terms per year Of the dis
a. act court ,lN1l1 u td lem county was
assoc t under suspension 81 the rules.
Governor L'nds appointments OF Doc
q! Adele Antcninson q minneapolis
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
e1ielatlvs salons slimly A.
Nj tended Aftsr thS still Il
1893 V W Tor Junkst. .5 sSs
SuoUITY !: OPTION hill HUNG U
Benate Refuses to Call It From
COMMITTEES ~ n vots
Az; ss sBs st "a 10 20. III III

>
trip % tho stats prison intsrfsrsd Con.
rldsrably with the tansaction Of busi-
|, usss. Tho morning session LISTED 80
minutes and IN that time shout score
- bills wsrs killed 81 committee -
ports. In the evening not moro than 80
-.snaembers were present and much ''horse
1Dlaynwas INDUCED In. After On hour q
40 az this the house went into commit
s1es OF tho whole with M. Laybouln n
the chair and took up 81. r. 81, appro-
-3riating $4,000 for the purchase Of IN
additional experimental farm In tho
southern part Of tho state and IN annual
appropriation Of q. 600 for the next two
years to conduct the farm. After con-
adorable debate the bill was recon-
nended for indefinite postponsment,
hut the vote was afterwards reconsid-
asred and tho measure advanced to the
~sRlendsr. :s @
killed Score 81 Balls.
The house was in . killing mood 1t ito
--snorning session and accepted. without
debate, the reports Of the various com.
knittees, which read the death knells Of
~,qver score of bills Of moro or less i'm.
..portance. In committee Of the whole
sthe Larson bill, 10 permit pool selling
apr 10 days each year on the fair
sgrounds, was recommended for post.
:sponement. x I4za 3.5e. &. " :
g The Laybourn bill, providing for tho
distribution Of the money received IN.
der the railroad gross earnings tar law,
-Fas ordered placed on general orders
spnd given its second reading.
The J. D. Jones bill from the senate,
saRquiring producers and jobbers deal
ing in garden seeds to label each pack
~1ke according to the year In which they
we're produced, was placed On general
~Gkders. . y a &@s
No Automatic ballet Dezss.
The committee on elections killed Of
*1he Oieson and Fulton bills providing
aaDr the use OF automatic ballot boxes in
certain cases. The Ferris general cleo.
s1ion law was likewise killed.
Mr.. Mallstt asked for . recopndera-
.stlpn Of the bill xppropr1ating e2,6OO for
ae sllonument ct Hinckley TO the 800 peo-
ne who wero burned to death thsre .
l4ew years ago. The motion was granted.
The senate bill raising the salary. Of
~ pstrict judges IN Hennepin county
ON y, $40 to %. 900. was recommended.
.S SS5S s855
Il Nj. McC ollomS bill for the $780,
roent Of mortgages was sent TO the
waste basket. The Fulton bill provid-3
Ing for woman suffrage in municipal
fairs was similarly disposed Of. Mr..
Hills bill allowing cities and towns to
-a.1De voting machines was recommended
IS pass.
~GOuNTY OPTION BEATEN.
al..a,. R.e...s 10 call II: nm ~.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
Catsls FOR rack Hil,A

ssf FURals, s. d, Ma. u n, b Il IL g.
tsd that between, between u, O0O aud
0t,o head d cattle ssill T.. brouEs',,ts,
H. W from the south and West to tue
~. TT Hills ranges this spring. Sew
companies have nade large pur-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-31
COMPLICATIONS MAY EllaUE
German Consul Uphsld the
Ex-Kins and Opposed no \
Action Taken.
Intense Excitement Caused at
Washington Upon Rscsipt
@ Of tho News.

growing ont Of the election Of akin9 OF
Samoa have taken moro serious turn
and resulted IN tho bombardment Of
native villages along the shore " the
United States cruiser Philads lpnis,
Admiral Ksuts commanding, ard the
British cruisers Porpoiss and Royalist.
The bombardment has continued inter
mittsntly for eight days Several vii
Lagos have been burned and there have
been 1 number Of oasualties among the
American and British sailors and ma
rines. Az yet it 10 impossible tosssti-
mate the number Of natives killsd or
injured.
q A. Mstaafs and his chiefs, constitut-
ing the provisional government, coItin-
ned to defy the treaty after the azxival
Of the Philadelphia, Admiral KautS
Gunnossd the vsrioas Csasuis 81
and the senior naval officers to confer.
ence on board the Philadelphia when
the whole situation was carefully can
vassed. The upshot was resolution to
dismiss the provisional government and
Admiral Ksutx issued . proclamation
calling upon Mataafa and his chisfs to
return to their homes. M IN y.
Mataafs evacuated Nulinuu, tho
town he had made his headquarters,
and went into the interior. sl gs
Herr Rose, the German consul ut
Apia, issued . proclamation supple
menting the one he had issued ssveral
weeks before upholding tho provisional
government. Az = result q thu, the
Mataafans assembled In large foEceg nd.
hemmed in tho town. N {.
The British cruiser Royslist brought
the Malistos prisoners from the islands
to which they had besn tran2szrsdE by.
tho provisional governnent. The Ill.,
:s3s Aisssssass Illss 4 pstiAsa ilGslis.s.ss
whore $4,000 Nalistoans took refugs.
The rebels the sdherents Of Mataafa-
barricaded tho roads within tho mnnio.
ipality and seized tho Bsitish houses. ss
An ultimatum was sent to them q.
dering them to evacuate and threaten
ing them, In tho event of refusal, with
bombardmsnt, to commence at ! o'clock
on the afternoon Of March Is. This w.
ignored and tho rebels, commenced u
attack in the direction Of tho United
States and British consulates about half
IN hour before tho time fixed for the.
bombardment. The Philadelphia, Por-
poise and Royalist opened drs' upon the
distant villages. There was great dif3-
Guilty in locating the enemy owing 90
the dense forest, but several shore VII
lages were soon in flames. During the
night tho rebels made .s5.5'. .,s.s$
g,,., Hot Attaek On tie Tswn, a ,g$*.
killing three British sailors. a British
marine was shot in the leg by : sentry
Of his own party, another was shot in.
tho foot and an American sentry was
killed ct his post. 49, .s.
Many people are leaving Samoa, the
captain Of the Royalist urging them 10
60 20 a. not to interfere with the mill
tary operations. u z5
The Porpoise has shelled the villages
east and west Of Apia and captured
many boats. s5l.T5 s.s .SHf5E
The Americans and British are fight
ing splendidly together, but there is .
bitter feeling against the Germans.
HEARD At WASHINGTON. Vi
- . - " - - Co.. v1:,,-.....y
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N 4 fli1|3Ei GEORGE w. THAYER, a
:s NJ 3 AZ MorEgagee.
L1NDBERoH. BLANcHARD& LHNDsEk6H.
s44as I! b, fs+5 5j y. I'll 7y gi45s Attorneys.
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~IDO4.1I.S
uRdcrwcar,
Dress Goods.

Following ar usuaI custom at tins ssss0 we iGaugursfs THIS week ~
regular Holiday Sale. Our customers know that this means bargains %
very Department, as We make this the gssnst sale of the year al~ssS
doing Just as advertise.
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On TUESDAY, January %, 3 special
vestieuled train of Pullman Palace cars,
compartment, drawing room, library
observation and dining cars viii start
from Chicago going tothetityot MeSlct
and 10 the other p%roEainent cities oi the
Republic and back 90 Chicago again
without change, making the tour oi all
Mexico. complete. The party viii De
strictly limited and absolutely hrst-class,
Tickets include all expenses everywhere
The tour l. under the personal escor'
and direction OF Mr.. Reau Campbell,
General Manager OF The American
Tourist Association
For maps, books 81 the tour, Tickets
..c- cal ON Agents of the Chicago, MI
wauke~ & -. Paul Ry.
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Three tour al the beautiful island
ri Puerto Rico ARE scheduled 70 ieave
Chicago January II. February 10, n
March :. Special Pnilaan sleeping y
dining cars will convey the party 20 New
York. thence on board the splendid new
stean,ship Ponce and San Juan,through
and around the island by rail-. % mo
bile. tafriagp and boat
Tickets Include Az Expenses fNery-
wirrp. -. q
These spsect limited parties VII he
under The specinl e-csrt oi VT. walter
Royd Towsrnd under the assaagr'nrh'
al The American Tourist Asssocatson
H-au t.mpsS4i ssrurrai ManageT,i+No
Marquette Bu,laiRg, Chicngo
~Itsaeraris~, Msf~ aad TICKETS can %
had en s~ppllcat'on 20
Chicago, Milwaasse& II. Tau ny
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In Ladies and Childrens Jackets
We hsys q large stock and wiz be offered Tor Sls from on regardless
of profits, they mnst be closed nj BY January lt Buy o while ts
price Is low.