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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-10-25
NEW JERSEYS STAND.

Franklin Murphy, chairman Of New
Jersey committee, says -
"The result OF the coming election In
New Jersey has never been in doubt, and
as election day approaches the estimates
of the majority increase very much in
numbers. Two weeks ago the most that
conservative men were willing to name
was $4,000 for Mckinley, and today l
think there is little doubt that the State
will give not less than that, while, through
interviews yesterday with gentlemen from
various sections of the State who are as
well qualified to know rs any one, was
led to believe that there was prospect OF
New Jersey repeating her majority of four
years ago of 81 600.
"New Jersey has eight Congressman,
o. whom six are Republicans and the
other two are Democrats. The Republl'
can Congressman have been renomlnated
aud will doubtless be reelected. There
is a fighting chance for electing a Repub'
lican Congressman in the Fourth District,
and if the State does as we'll as it did four
wears ago we shall elect Congressman In
the Eighth District, which will give us a
solid Republican delegation.
1.-THE Legislature will have RepuDll'
can majority of forty-hye on joint ballot
insuring the reelection of General William
J. Sewell to the United States Senate"
/, Chairman Ira Allen, of the Vermont
COMMITTEE, Gays that that State will give
Mckinley and Roosevelt plurality o.
over 35, COO.
SATISFACTORY POLL IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Chairman William NJ. o. Dawson, o
West Virginia, says
According to our poll and to all signs
McKinleys majority in this State will no
he less than it was in 1896, when he haC
1900 and / think that it will be neare
$1,000. Nearly every county in the Stat
reports gains over the vote Of 1896, and
do not see how it is possible that the ma
iority can be less than 10000"
Thomas ]. Atkins, chairman OF the Mis-
souri, Committee, while not claiming th
State, says that the party will show salts
factory gains.
Senator Gallinger, chairman of the NeV
Hamnsbire State Committee, says
"We will give the Presidential ticket
plurality of not less than $4,000, elec
our two CongressmeD by large majorltlef
elect Republican Legislature, which Il
turn will choose United States Senator
and we will probably elect every Office
in every county of the State"
Chairman Lindsay, Of the Nebrask
Committee, writes
''The probabilities are strong that NJ
bIaska will go Republican this Fall Ill
change in the sentiment Of our voters
very pronounced"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-10-25

For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamberlain
Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by JOHN f.
| JACKSON.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
KAISER WILHELM AGROUND.
III. Great steamer Encountered Nu-
mvrouS and serious Troubles In
Canning Across.

NtN YORK Nov ln' N"l'h ''t'''"
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
MINISTERS MAY NOT AGREE.
Chinese Negotiations BeEtn TO Look
thaouc--N cry Little Has Becn
Heard From ConEer.

Washington. Nov. 2g-The State Derar'-
meut So far has heard nothing from Mr..
conger respecting the .impassec' report
sd 90 have been reached by the foreisn
ministers yesterday at Fekin.
Iu Ctct save brief expire sion resP'ct-
irg Oh, inslmclcucy OF the puuisamcnts
proposed by the Chinese government o
h. inflicted upon the responsible leaders
of the BoAcr movement. Mr.. Conge- has
not communicated with the department
for more thau "a week
Without taking issue with Mr. Cong,r
respecting This matter of plnishments
the state Department has earnestly ad-
yls,i b.m uot to insist uuon impossible
conditions in the souauous.
An interesting problem IS suggested hy
tbe possibility. which to-day s almost a
probability. that the ministers reprcsent-
ms the Powers az PekIu cannot reach an
agreement lf Russia. France aud che
United states should refuse to accept the
German idea. as seconded hy the British
roprese NATIVE very much would depend
upon Japan. and even some OF the lesser
Powers represented at Pek.n by minis
tors might have great power in swaying
ths proceedings OF the council
The impression seems 10 b. that u a
majority of thc ministers. or perhaps even
ono of the repre- entatives ~ a great Pow
~. Withholds ass SORT 10 tho agreement.
then the whole undertaking falls. and
there must bc either fresh negotiations
directly between the home governments
iu thc cnort to agree upon new bases Of
action. or the Powers must proceed so
deal with tho Chinese situation singiy or
in groups the latter contingency having
Icon provided for in the German-British
saresment
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
FIGHTS WITH INSURGENTS.
Que Rods Captured b, Force Under
Capt. ONetII-AttRcL ny Another
Party from Ambush.

Manila. Nov "A detachment OF i0
men from Companies ! and ~ Twenty
nfth United States Infantry. colored uu-
der capt, o'Neni made a clever scapture
Of thirty Insurgents. with rifles, supplies
aud .-op rounds Of ammunition. In q camp
east Of san Marcelino. which the Ameri-
cans charged ~ day yhreak.
Among ihe rifles captured we're few
Nrag- -Jorgcnseus. which the insurgents
had receu,ly secured Several OF the FIJI
lpluos were wounded.
capt Gu.lok with sixteen men OF the
Forty-sevcnth Infantry. had an encounter
with insurgents concealed in a biockhouse
nenr B.uorouEaa The Insurgents fred "a
,oaey from thirty rifles on the approach
0f the Americans. wounding two. ono
morially The firing soon became hot on
both Sides.
with nine men. capt Guilck sWnm the
river. gained the hillside. routed the en-
cmy and incidentally killed several flee
ing holomcn.
The same party with o score Of com
rndss. drove the insurgents from Bulusau.
where they were entrenchcl The detach-
ment Killed four and captured nve IA two
days.
Numerous reports of minor engagements
and captures la sDufhsastern Luzou have
arrived here Ia letters brought by
steamer
THE Philippine Commission has passe
the bNl for the civi. government of town
ships iu tho province of Benguet. first
adp5Unr fow minor amendments sug-
gested by Filiplnos
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
wan REvE1GE HEDu orIoN.
ways and Means Committee About
Ready to Draft the Bili.

Washington. NOV. e The Republican
members OF the Ways and Means Com
mltro to-day decided 10 present the bin
for tho reduction Of tho revenue 90 the
fun committee on Saturday. Dec. !, al
10 O'Clock The bill however viii be pre-
pared some time before that.
Commissioner wilson, OF the Internal
Revenue Bureou. was before the commit
tee for some time to-day, giving infor-
nation concerning the effect Of the re-
duc,ion OF certain schedules. and Also
20 the amount OF revenue raised by por-
tlous Of The present law. which it Is pro-
posed 20 reduce.
Tho committee his agreed on mum
Der of schedule to hc reduced while on
others there ls a disagreement. II is prob
able that % subcommittee VIII be appoint
od 20 make q dnoi draft Of the measure
The committee has made such satisfa--
tory progress with he bill that only de-
tails now remain 90 be- considered. TIE
members of the committee after adj
fournment this afternoon. s1id that they
believed there would be no difficulty VII n
the BIN was presented in fuli committee
or in thc House. either among Democrats
or Republicans Although they have no
consulted the Democratic members 10 -
understood from information some % the
Republican members have that the Dem
ocrats do not intend 20 make any IA
tloua opposition 20 the measure.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
czAm WAS REPORTED DEAD.
nut the story WAS Unfounded, ns lie
D. Now Improving.

Rrusseis nov. "A private telegram
from Paris makes the assertion that the
car is dead. There IS no confirmation
from any other source.
LONDON Nov 3.-The rumor of the
Czars death appears to have been un-
founded Nothing to confirm q has been
received ut the Russian embassies in Ber-
i'm and Paris aud the embassy here has
received nothing since the bulletin yes
terlav Thursday.
ST. Petersburg. Nov. 2-To-day's bulle-
tin from Liyadin apparently indicates that
the criss is past
Idvada. European Russia, Nov. 2 Tho
car passed fairly good day yesterday.
At = O'Clock ln the afternoon his tempcra-
ture fcll 20 1908 la The evening IL had
risen 10 l1l7. pulse es. During the night
Ills Majesty slept a httle. Early in the
morning the patients condition was gooi.
Hls strength was also satisfactory. At
o'clock his temperature was iol-i pulse 12
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
SOUTHERN GETS 30 ~. LouIs.
Purchase of the Louisville, Evans
Vile aud -. Louis Road.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 22-Tne Louis
VILE Evansville and st. Louis Railroad
commonly called the Air Line. was
bought at public sale to-day hy tho
Southern Railway az Hunuughurg. Ind.
for 10000 Ju1ge wood OF the United
States Court is expected 10 confirm the
sale az Indianapolis tomorrow, but tho
Southern Railway viii not assume con-
trol until Jan. l.
The only bidders were Francis T. stct-
gon and Victor MOrnwiiz Of New York.
representing the banking Arm Of J. Per
pont Morgan a CO., and the southern
Railway To pay for the road the new
purchasers viii Immediately issue &lo.-
O0o.O00 OF Southern Railway Air Line di-
vision bonds 90 per cent
In securing the Air Line. The Southern
Railway gains an entrance e. -. Louis,
thereby placing u on an equal footing
with the Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern. Louisville and Nashville and other
roads entering Louisville and the south
having terminals at st. Louis. In adli-
ton TO this. new and valuable territory
ls opened up 10 the Southern Railway in
both Indiana and Illinois.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
W. y. CARTER - PARDoNED.
Former Postmaster at McIdrim 90 Br
Given Liberty.

Columbus. o.. Nov. 22.-Prcsidont Nc
Klnley granted = pardon this afternoon "a
" r. Carter. who Is serving two years
sentence from Georgia Tor the em6ezzle-
mcnt OF postofice funds.
Carter was chairman Of the state Popu-
ust Committee OF Georgia. and postmas-
Ter in a small town. Il was charged that
b, used portion OF the funds Tor poutl-
col purposes.
Carter Is suffering from complication
of diseases.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

VIII solve itsrif.
Little Rock Ark. Nov 22-Unlted
states senator james X Jones. chairman
of the Democratic National Committee.
spent mo day o. Little Rock nud Ieft to-
nigh' Tor Washington Before leaving no
said iu au Interview.
The election result was q great SUR
prise Ia an Democrats. Az were 30 conn-
dent OF success thFt the sweeping Re
publican victory came as severe sho-k.
Even on the evening Of tine day before
election rcassuriug telegrams came from
leaders that New York Was safe for Bry-
an ana from leaders iu other pivotal
states that the Democrats were sure 10
win. II was these forecasts that buoyed
us up 10 the last moment and made tho
actual result more startling
But Mr. Bryan ls - great man. ono Of
the greatest in America to-day. and his
influence viii bo fr.t for many years 20
come 10 American politics He is a giaut
in intellect and simply iudefaugablc In
ihe prosecution Of a campaign Whether
be win De- a candidate tor the presidency
Ia the near future remains TO be- seen.
but Il IS no, probable thar he viii II la
more reasonable to presume that no
would decline the nomination even should
It be offered TO him
WIN lie Va Reorganization.
DENOMINATION oh. that's all non
sense. There's nothing In e and II viii
blow over Ia thirty days II u Drccipl-
tated by those who deserted the party
and gave AID and comfort "a me enemy
and does not represent the strength or
'he spirit OF tho genuine Democracy.
What they would do la 60
adopt oH the policies 81 the Republican
party. ana be Democrats only in name
hut granting that there is cause or
strength for ao-calie1 reorganization VINO
has the power within the party % do Il
now Not the diEgruutlcd diHorganizers
who have raised the issue n there % 20
/ be- a reorganization Of National Commit
i tee or platform it cannot be- done FOR four
I years or untll the next national conven-
/ fion
As 10 the issues they must depend
largely upon the national and interna l0n-
a. Developments or the next four years.
II may be- laid down primarily however.
thnt the Democratic party win never
vary from its established Fundamentals. a
strict construction Of the constitution and
an unewervnE adherence 70 its princi-
Piles and an economically administered
government for the heucnt Of the gov
erned
Ihe silver question may solve itself
should The amount of god produced be-
ample 20 maintain sunicient volume OF
metallic money aud insure the stability OF
/ prices. tho silver queanon viii be- subordl-
mated. but should the supply fall short
of tho demands Of trade the silver ques-
/ ilon viii be- made prominent
| The question 81 imperialism may aiso
ma solution outside the ballot box
/ believe The supreme Court viii decide
against the Porto Hican law. and should
this De done. there VIII BEE a reyulslon on
the part of the Republicans themselves
against the retention of ihe Philippines
/ but just what The ISSUES of 1914 viii be.
/ no one can predict with any degree OF
certainty"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
REnEL roRCEs CRUSHED.
Colombian Troops Captured Three
Gums nnd Two Generals.

Colon. Columbia. via Galveston Nov. p.
The rebel forces a. Buenaven,ura have
been completely crushed hy the Colombian
povernment troors. who captured thee
cannon and two generals. Gen. Alban.
the Governor OF Panama, personally d.
rccted the operations from on board he
Rftttsh stoamshlp raboga seized BY the
colombian authofities and saved the Sit
uAtiOn there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
oARrEn's mABEAs oonrus.
He Must Appear in Court hut May
Wear Citizen's Clothes.

Leavenworth. kan. Nov. 22.-Tbe hear
Ing Ia tho habeas corpus proceedings in
,he caso of O. ST. Carter. late captain OF
engineers. T. s. A.. viii come up IN the
United States District Court In this city
tomorrow. Judge Thayer OF the United
states Court oi 81 Louis win preside
Carter has made strong EFFORT to have
the case heard without having TO appear
IN court. desiring 20 avoid the gaze OF
tho curious Ills request has been denied.
However. he will be spared the degrada-
don OF appearing iu his prison uniform.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NEW nIvEn AND nARDoR BILL.

Committee NnI Meet Monday aud
Take the Waiter up.
Washington. Nov =. 2.-Chairman Burton
OF the House Committee on Rivers ami
Harbors. stated to-day that the commit
tee would meet next Monday 10 begin tho
preparation of a river and harDor bill and
hc expected 10 get 81 through the House
before the holidays.
Mr Burton sli1 that moth ng definite
had been decided upon. hut that the com
miitoe would draw strict lue between
improvements which were fer the public
good and those for private interests he
also stated that some policy regarding the
permanent Improvement Of the Alissi-sip-
pi river would Doe determined upon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
NEED or rnB NAVAL RESERVE.
u Is nm Important BrRnch for Local
Defense Purposes.


Washington. Nov. Z2.-ln speaking ~ tho
naval militia the report OF Assistant Sec
retary OF che Navy Hackctt says.
FOR local defenscs the well organized
naval militia ought never to he dispensed
with. A. az present constituted some
states take deeper interest boz the work
than others That the work Itself ls OF
vnlue and is susceptible of bcing made
Of stni greater value. wiii not be- disput-
ed The subject OF naval reserve de-
serves the earnest consideration Of the
department and VIII Boo acted on in the
near future. The need of a reserve for-e
Is clear To the mind Of every friend Of
the United stases navy and the time is
near at hand when appeal should be- made
to Congress 90 enact appropriate lcgislh-
ton for the establishment of "A woh found
cd system"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
A NEW cOTToN MILL.
Factory with iO.cO1 spindirs 60 Be
Built NJ Charlotte.

Charlotte. y. c.. Nov. "a new g o.
ooo cotton mill. with. 1000 spiudles and
30 looms. was announced for Charlotte
to-day +. A. Smith f. president of the
company J. r. Wilson is large stock
holder The machinery for the mill WIS
purchased month ago. The location Is
on the Hayes property, three mile west
OF Charlotte W b. Smith Whaiey 4
Columbia. 6 c.. r. the engineer, M fir
niahes the building ard equipment plans.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
noEHs mAD HEAVY LOSSES.
Many Were KiIied aud Their Leader,
Brand. Was woundd.

Blocmfontelu. Nov. 22.-The Hoors IN.
dor Brand were defeated Nov. Is az Bado-
ispan with heavy losses the Lancers.
charging through the flying Boer line. do
Ing deadly damage NJ number Of rider
less horses demonstrated. Brand himself
was wounded The British casualties were
not serious.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
standard OF sim Going ID.

New York. Nov 22.-standard Oh
shares made another new high record to-
day, selling up 10 Nsi a share "eN-diVl-
dend" This represents q jump OF 2
uoints Tor the day aud IL equivalent to
an advance Of 81 points. the dividend be-
ing 70 per cent
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
APPOINTMENT CANCELLED.
hut Another Had ChInam"n Was Put
In Nu Chang's Place.

London. Nov. 23.-Dr. Morrison. wiring
10 the Times from Pekin Tuesday. says:
.'rhe appointment Of Yu Chang az gov
ernor OF the province OF Iu Pet has been
cancelled This was due TO the strenuous
HuI-h protest ching Using. treasurer
80 tha province of ITO Nan. who has been
appointed in his pace. S. regarded as al
most equally obifctionAA.e.
"Th, foreign envoys have agreed that
tine consistent bad faith which the Chit
Nose have shown ten disscmina ting abroad
misleading intelligence shall he recorded
lu the preamble 10 the conjoiut note.
"lf b. reported that Chlnese troops have
rspulsod "a German expedition. but no de-
tails have been received
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN DEAD.
Famous Musical Composer succumb-
ed to Heart Failure.

London. Nov. 2 Sir Arthur sullivan,
tho musical composer. died of heart fall
ure at o'clock this morning
sir Arthur sullivan had been aiiing
since he returned from Switzerland. in
the middle OF September. lie caught a
chill there aud his chest and lungs be-
came affected. re took to nis bed fort
night ago. but was convalesclng and slit
ting up IN his bed laughing and talking
Just before he expired. The afternoon pa
pcrs print long eulogies of the deceased.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23

washinKtoa. Nov. 2-Capt ". ".
Meredith Of Illinois has been appointed
chief Of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing He served as chief - the ou-
reau during the Harrison administration.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
TO PnosEcuTE LYNoHERs.
Colorado 20 Proceed Against Those
Who Durned Porter.

Denver. COL. Nov. % 22.-Dhtrict Attorney
McAiilster OF Colorado Springs. has or
dercd sheriff Freeman OF Lincoln. to pro-
cee,i against the members Of the mob
who burned Preston Porter az the stake
last week The order was issued after
correspondence between Gov. Thomas and
Mr McAlilster.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
noERs n,RAss nRITIsm.
TheIr Force Was Ia Command OF he
Wet ana stcyn.

Moscru. Basuloaud, Nov 20 Cruesday
Natives report that ex-Presldent steyn
and Gen Dewct with a thousand men
tfaversed the British lines between Alex
andrin and Warrlngham's store. and at
tackled a British post. subsequently retir-
lug by the road to Dewctsdorp. In tho
orange River colony
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
MIssIssIrPI's POPULATION.
Has Increased 2GI.0 gro or eO.2 Per
Cent. since ISDO

Washington. Nov 2 The population OF
Mississippi. as officially announced to-day
Is i.55i.g7o. against i.2ssoC9 ln 1880 This Is
ar increase since 1850 of 2si go or 02 per
cent.
The population IN 1891 was ii3i .sg7
showing an increase OF l5s.0o3. or 1919 per
cent. from 1880 10 tse0
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
1T ~ THE FIGHT on ONE Union
AGAINST ANOTHER.
SERIOUS TROUBLE is FEARED.
MOST UNIQUE sITI lTIoN N I.NBOH
UNION HISTOHN.
General strike would seriously Par
nlyEe nusincs--BrIicNed MANY ot
Desert Their linton aud Hemain at
Work-StrtLr u Ordered for Mon
day-MiIItary H. sun Under Arms
aud Awaiting the Outcome.


Tampa. Fla. Noy g ON account -
the difference between mo two oiear
makers unions here which led % a seri
ous riot las week ana the failure 90
bring about an agreement by me Inter
national Union refusing 10 comply w,tl
all Of the articles submitted by tho Arbi-
trn'ion Committee. the trades assem- 'iv
to-day formally ordered "a general strike
of All organized labor in the city. TO bee
gin Monday
4 majority OF the union iahorers tn other
branches now declare 90 opposition 20 the
order
The situation therefore ls fuu of SORT
Gus complications The general strike
would seriously paulyzc business hero %
CARRIED into effect There has been au
open revolt on the part of the majority uf
the union mon to-day and they decare
that they VIII nor go ou Monday
Few cities have labor SO well oreau.lod
as iu Tampa The strike would take aut
carpenters. brick marous m1chIn.st..
painters. plumbers. tiuncrs. wooiworS.rs
engineers. printers. electric worker. uoN
makers trimmer and everything outside
the cigar industry
There are 90 houses IN course of con-
structlon. which would be stopped The
contractors are under some heavy for
feits. and they. as well as other, wouli
make efforts to set the men to ON the
vacant places and this would bfins abou,
"A serious conflict
Unique situation.
A curious p,rt 4. that the strike wou'l
be against the Rcsi-tcncll Cisarmak,rs
Union. and as they are all ciEtr workers.
q would have uo effect rho lntefuau1l al
has three factories complete. aui zoe
strike would leave these ia the hanis oi
Rcsistencia.
Union men generally declare that Il the
assembly does not rcscind the Order fcr
a strike before Monday. they viii abandon
their unions, aud appeal 20 the national
! officers. They would al the time bc trent.
ed as 'scabs" by those striking aud this
would create trouh.c
| u Is admitted now by the International
cigar makers that fully 800 81 their mem
/ hsrs have already Joined the knslstenciH
union Their officers say the prospe ts hr'
/ the union win bo wiped out before th'
| strike occurB
All officers OF the union fought strongly
/ to have she articles of agreement accept
/ 81 as presented hy The Rosistenrii. bn'
/ they were swept away by the restless 'ie
meut who demanded that their Wishes u
agreed 90 by the Rcsisicncih people
/ There Is much rest,cssncss and signs 81
/ brewing trouble The military D. yet un
/ der guard The situation g. the most crit
/ ical and unique ever known To- Southern
! labor circles
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
poPE SAID no HAVE PAINTED.
Experienced such Fatigue That He
Hnd 90 GO to bed.

Paris Nov 22.-A dispatch 70 the Temps
from Rome says the Pope yesterday vis-
tied the Basilica OF Sc. Peters and OK
perienecd such fatigue that he had to take
90 his bed II Is further claimed thai he
tainted twice.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-23
POPULATION oF MISSOURI
state shows nm Increase OF 427, ,4sI,
or 1870 Per Cent.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The population OF
the state of Missouri as announced to-day
Is 2.iosGs5 as against gg7s.id In 1890 1'hls
O. an increase % ~. lsi or i5.9 per cent
Tho population ~ West Virginia is e5s.-
so as against 7e2 7gi ln iss0. This Is an M
crease Of igi. o. or 20 per cent