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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-29
Legal NOTICES.
CpECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

lFPECiAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.
BY virtue or the authority vested in me
by decree OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County West Virginia, made Ia the cham
Gerry cause Of Charles Sonderman ~.
Louisa Sonderman. et al, therein pending.
on the 2ith day Of August, 1870, and en-
tered In chancery order book No. j., page
10, l Will sell at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder, At the north
front door OF the Court House Of said
county, on
sasurtay, September goth, 1900.
commencing az 10 O'Clock a. m. the fol-
lowing real estate. that 10 70 say: All thar
piece Of ground situate and being In the
Town u South Wheeling. Ohio County.
state Of West Virginia. known az
seven "a IN square numbered twenty
seven % in said town. being the
same property as was conveyed
20 Frederick sonderman by Henry Meier
date the 18th day Of November. lss@. and
Of record in deed book ~, page l45: also
the south One-fourth ~ a certain piece OF
ground lying and being situate In tins
Town Of South Wheeling, Ohio County,
Is est Virginia. and known as lot num-
bered six 10 Ia square numbered twenty
seven go iu safG town. together with All
the irnyrov ernents situate therein and
lhereuut1 belonging, betng the same prop
ertv a. was conveyed TO Frederick Son.
derman b. August Carl ana Hannah. his
1851 bow ~ record ~ tho clerk Office
81 the County Court " Ohio County In
deed book 81 page 40.
TERMS of SALEs-Said sale shan be
for Cae-third cash on the day Of sale. and
the balance % the purchase money upon
2 credit OF six 80 and twelve fI2J monfhs,
fns purchaser 70 give his notes for the
deferred payments bearing interest frort
date and the title to be retained until the
purchase money Is all paid. bat the pur-
chaser may II he 50 elect pay the whole
Of the deferred payments at any tine attn
the accrued interest thereon.
4 II MOVES
Special Commissioners.
1 hereby certify that bond with good
security has been given BY the above
commissioner. as required BY said decree
and conditioned according 20 law.
G. II HENNTNG,
Clerk OF Circuit Court q Ohio Co, w. Va
j. G. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
aussoaxt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-29
NORTH STREEI i CHURCH.

Prof. Henry P. Van LEV. Pd. NJ, will
present his thrilling Illuminated entertain
ments and nashlight revelations
Thursday ana the War"
Friday-"Our Navy and Coast Defenses"
Saturday, lums Of New York"
admission. TO- Is. 70 and Is cents. Course
tickets, 80 cents. au29eq
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SIS to $50 DAILY easily made by our live
agents, men or women, selling our latest
Campaign Waterproof Neckties.
Goods entirely new and patented. Agents
delighted. Sales unlimited. What others
do, you can do. Time Is short. Write to-
day and secure exclusive territory. Guar
anteed best seller. Address with stamp,
NJ & NJ. MFG. CO, Dept. c., Springfield.
Mass. auZ3eb
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Third Page.
Attention, Bicyclists and Horsemen-
Labor Day Amusement Committee.
Raisin SeederS-Seo w. johnson. IS Sons.
Special Commissioners Sales. NJ.
Moves.
For Sale-Bakery
North Street Al. L. Church-Prof Henry
P Van Lew
Pickle Spices-R Fl. List
Wanted-Lady Of Neat Appearance.
Wanted-LGdy TO Travel
Nanted-Agents 20 Sell Life OF William
Jennings Bryan.
Notice-H. A Bryan
Wanted-Boy to Work in Store.
Firth Page.
Alluring Prices-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
Sixth Page.
Shoulder Braces-NTcEad6en'S
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ORDER FROM TOUR DEALER
Great Western Champagne.
Purity absoluts-Price moderate.
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WEBSTER DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.

There Will be a meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of Webster district al Walters Hall,
corner Twenty-sixth and Chapline streets,
"Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock for the
purpose OF forming a Democratic club.
All interested in the Democratic party are
invited 10 be present.
au27er HARRY AGARTLEY, Com.
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AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Agents; Life of Bryan: only
one published; complete. concise enthrall-
ing story of a remarkable life; best book
paper; numerous illustrations art-vellum
binding; sells itself; big commissions.
THE UNIVERSITY PUB. CO, Lincoln,
Neb au29eq
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
Fostoria Glass Company.
Wheeling < Belmont Bridge Company
Riverside Pottery Company.
Mccoy shoe Company.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Wheeling Steel * Iron Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
--ESDNDS.--
20-year per cent Cold Bonds.
Wheeling Stamping Company.
Industrial Stocks bought and sold direct
on New York Stock Exchange.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
Room 4. City Bank Building Wheeling
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sixth Page.
Shoulder Braces-McFadden's
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Firth Page.
Alluring Prices-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Of neat appearance TO
work on a salary of Sl.eo per Gay. Ad-
dress e. care of Register. au29eh
WANTED-Lady to travel. Salary and
expenses paid. Address TX care OF Reg
lister. auZSen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26
Graud Union Picnic.

The !. o. O. f. will hold grand picnic
and tournament at Carmel, Friday August
3, in the Woirine Grove near town. II is
expected % be a union picnic Of all secret
societies and peopl. generally in this county
and surrounding territory quite a crowd
will 60 over from Kingwood and II ,h.
weather is fine there will be tremendous
lot Of people present
The program as arranged by the com.
mitcc is as follows
30 a. m.--Sccret Societies, aud Company
g. hni regiment West Virginia National
Guards form in procession
liam Address OF welcome by Rev. T.
B. T. Jones, Of Terra Alta. and rcplyed TO
by Prof Ruius Holden, of Kingwaod.
2 p. m.-Addrcss by Hon a. & Dayton.
Past Grand Master Of ,he J. o. O.. 3.
3 p. m.--Grand Tournament.
4p. m.--Ddll by National Guards.
Up. m.--Calihumpian Parade
8p. m.--Play Among lhe Breakers"
and "rrom rumkin Ridge."
There viii be fireworks pnd other amusc.
mene
Refreshments viii be furnished ON The
grounds and also horse feed
leIIcrs Cornei Band Of Terra Alta Will
De present and furnish Che music.
a big balloon ascension in the evening
aud great time generally.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
From the Following Tickets In the Field.
Enough TO Supply Several Needy Re-
pnblicS.

The following Presidential tickets have
already been placed in the field, and there
are several more to hear from
Democratic President, William Jennings
Bryan, Ncb.; Vice President, Adlai f. Ste
venson, III.
epublican--willam Mckinley, Ohio ;
Vice President, Theodore Roosevelt, n. Y.
Peoples Party middle of-thc-R Road
President, Wharton Barker, Pa; Vice Presi.
dent, Iguatius Donnelly, MINI.
Peoples Party lFusion). President, Will
liam Jennings Bryan, Neb.; Vice President,
Charles A. Towne, MINI.
Social President, Eugene v.
Dsbs, Ind; Vice President, Job Iiarrgan,
Cal.
rohibition-President John c. Wooley,
H.; Vice President Henry b. Me,calfc,
RI
United Christian President, Rev. S. C..
Swallow. Pa Vice President, John G Wool
ley, H.
DeI.eon Standardization, Joseph +.
Maloney, Mass; Vice President. Valentine
Remill, Pa.
Silver Republican--Presdent, William
Jennings Bryan, Neb. Vice President. Adlai
+. Stevenson. III.
The Gold Democrats, the And-Imperial-
lists and the Afro Americans are not in the
field, bu, they will probably be heard from.
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KNGWOoD PRESTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY july 2e 1900
No POCKETS INA suRouD.

o 'yc who bow at Mammou's shrine.
Whose hearts with greed arc growing cold.
Who turn your backs ON things divine
And worship but the god of gold,
What will Il profit you when death
Lays low the head SO kingly proud
And robs the wasted form of breath
There arc no pockets in shroud.
Your thoughts by day, your dreams by night.
Are but of grasping golden gain;
Your guide Is but the beacon Hgh,
OF riches burning in your brain.
You cas-, all nobler aims behind
And struggle as maddcnine crowd
To clutch the dollars, but vou'll find
There arc no pockets IN a shroud.
We usurers who GRIND the poor
Beneath a cold, relentless heel.
Who overshadow many a door
With cloud Of misery, aud feel
No sympathy to see them lie
Beneath the hand of SORROW cowed.
Remember when you come to die
There ate no pockets in a shroud.
What is the profit of the man
Whose life 10 Mammon has been given
a bridge Of gold can never span
The gulf between the earth and heaven
What will it be to him to find
The wealth with which he Is endowed
AT deaths gate must be left behind
There are no pockets in shroud.
This life Is but a span; to-day
were here; tomorrow wc arc gone,
Have faded from the earth away
Into eienity's strange dawn
Vet IN the hungry greed for gains
Too many at the gold shrine bowed,
Forget that when the life-spark wanes
There are no pockets in shroud.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26
VRsE BLOOD AND SKIN CURE
An On,r Proving rai,h.

Ulcers. Eating Sores Cancer Scrofois
itSning Skin ScabS and Scales OF Eczen,a
Aches and Pains In bones. back or ioints
Syphiiltic Blood Poison. Rotten Gums ana
Shronic Rheumatism. aud an obstinate
ueep,seated Blood troubles. are qnickiy.
cured by taking few large bottles 81
botanic Blood Balm. We challcnre tho
world Tor case OF Blood Disease that
botanic Blood Balm will not cure 'rbe
cures are permanent and not a patcbing
up Is your Blood Thin skin Pale All
kun Down As Tired in the nornine as
when you went TO bed Plmples Rolls ;
swollen Glands or Joints Catarrh Pu
trld Breath kruptions Sores in Mouth
OF throat II so. your Blood is Rad
Biood Balm will mako the Blood Pure ana
kich. Heal every Sore. Stops the Aches
snd rains, Builds up the Broken down
oody' and invigorateS the old and weak
Botanic Blood Balm. the only perfect blood
furiher made. Sold at Drug stores. - 90
per large bottle, including complete direc-
uons To prove our faith i'm Hood Rain
a triai bottle given away TO sufferers. For
rSe trial bottle. address Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta, Ga. Don't hesitate. but write al
once describing trouble. and free personal
medical advice given. Blood Balm (B. BIB
cures when al. else fails Thoroughly
tested Tor 30 years. Over 1900 voluntary
testimonials of cures by using b. b. b.
blood Balm sold by ]. a. Lenhart.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26
WANTS TO FIGHT IN CniNA.
6on' Wood Eager TO Avengc the Murder
OF Ills Sister-In-Law.

Gen. Leonard Wood, Governor. General Of
Cuba, wishes to go to China to fight. Ills
sisier.in-law, Miss Condit Smith, was one of
tAe victims of the Pekin massacre, and the
General is anxious to assist in avenginp her
death.
lie arrived from Cuba las, week with his
family ON the Ward Line steamer Havana.
aud went at once from New York to Wash
ing'on lie said that he would like TO get a
command in China, but feared that he would
not get a chance.
"fhe Pelin incidents have affected me
greatly, he said, "asidc from the fact that
Miss Condit-Smilh is Mrs. Woods sister. -
As for Cuba the General said that it was
IN very prosperous state. The sugar crop
will be double this year what it was last.
This year the climatic conditions are espe.
eially favorable to yellow fever. yet there
has been nothing like am epidemic. A few
scattered cases have occurred in Santa Clara
Province
"rhe good order prevailing there" he
added. "fs shown by the withdrawal Of
troops"
Cen Wood believes there is future for
industrious Americans who 90 to Cuba. but
they should have aoap,al Of at least $1,000.
lie advised the eastern end Of the island for
settlement. and suggested The culture Of or
anges, lemons, coffee, cocoauujs and bananas.
For men with more capital there is great
chance ian ti,,h., leo; .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26

Seeing the flag in an unexpected place
yesterday, found that it marked a very in
tereslug exhibit of Greater New York. 1t
consists Of map 27x55 feet. Undoubtedly
the finest and most expensive map in Paris
OF anywhere. Nothing before has been ac-
complished on such scale Twelve men
worked constantly on this map for one year
before it was completed. II lies on the floor
surrounded by brass talustrade. Every
hill, house, elevation and depression Of the
city and surrounding country and water in
mnu,est detail, is shown. In order that il
may he seen at greatest advantage. plat
form has been built, giving ab )ut four feet
elevation, and this platform is supplied with
opera glasses. The platform is, as il were.
of Sandy Hook, aud the visitor who will
study the map for five minutes from this
vantage, will get broader and minuter inn
preston Of the future greatest city Of the
world ihan in any other way. The gentle
men in charge az this exhibit begged me
to state thar the map was the work of the
municipality Of New York city, and that the
State had nothing to do with it. It's object
is TO impress the world with the present
greatness and the future greaiesi-ness Of
New York, and its desirabiity as a location
for business or residence
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TnEcoLuunrA

The above battle ship is a Pro.
tccted Cruiser and was built at
Philadelphia ia 1890 at cost of
nearly three million dollars.
The Columbia is a fast sailer with
a speed Of % knots per hour "a
knot is a nautical mile). She (ships
arc always referred 90 In the fcmi
nine gender because 10 takes men TO
manage them) has f8, 500 horse
power She is 4fz feet long, over
58 feet wide and 22T feet deep.
has bunker capacity for 1910 tons
OF coal carries full equipment OF
rapid fire guns, six Founders and
Colts field guns, dynamite guns.
etc. and about 40 officers and 600
men Now since the war in China
our Navy viii have a chance to be
heard from again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26
Normal ScIlool Teaehers.

The annual meeting Of the Board of Re
gents of the State Normal Schools Of West
Virginia was held las, week at Clarksburg
All Of the members were present, VIZ: State
Superintendent Troucr Ion Stuart Bow
man, Professor Waitman Barbc. Capt. K. S.
Carr and Hon. Harvey ~. lIafmer.
The meeting was entirely harmonious. al.
though Of course there were differences Of
opinion on some matters.
Mr.. Elmer flores, Goodwin. principal Of
the Grafton High school, was elected prin-
cipal Of the Concord Normal school to sue
coed George NJ. Ford, who resigned 10 prac-
tice law. Mr.. Go dwin is graduate Of
West Virginia University and one Of the
most capable and practical school men in the
State
a. w Smith, Of Barbour county, grad.
uate Of the Buckhannon Seminary and the
West Virginia University. was elected in.
stfuctor al wssl Liberty Normal school To-
succeed J. Hugh Bowers, who resigned io
attend school.
Miss Maud Colts, of MoundsvilIe, was
elected instructor 20 Fairmont o. succeed
Miss Winnifrcd South
All of the other teachers remain the same
as last year. except That Mr. VI G.. Lough
was promoted 60 bc FIRST assistant 40 Fair.
mont, aud Mr. Lomin For'ncy of Concord.
and Mr. S. S Jacob, Jr, 4 West Liberty.
exchanged places
Prof Bafbo's resolution, offered year
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find the United States exhibitors ,ituated
here and there, apparently without system,
in the main Champ de Mars building. Their
location is always indicated 10y the stars and
siri es, and these are seen over the u. $.
pavilion; in many phases in Champ de Mars,
in number Of annexes. and at Vincennes,
which place is about two hours out of Paris.
a most inaccessible locality, but here most
of the United States machinery is to b.
found. 1t was away out on this frontier
that found an American pioneer. lie told
me that his exhibit. The Reliable Incubator
and Brooder Co, of Quincy, H., was the
FIRST exhibit that had been set up at the great
Exhibition. lie has handsome indepeud-
ent pavilion and is turning out machine.
chickens right along. Medals from many
fairs IN the United States and two European
countries are shown. and he appeared to b..
without competition or hors concours, as the
French say.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26

Great conacrnauon was fcli by thc
friends OF NJ q. Hogarip ofLcUngton.Ky.
when they saw he was turning yellow
isis sh.n changed color also h.s cycs. and
ho suffered terribly 1865 maIldy wae
fc'Iow JaundIco. ie was treated by the
best doctors bni without benefit rhcn bc
was advised io uy Electric B.ucrs. thc
wonderful Stomach and Liver fcmedt. and
he "ihcs 'Afior taking two bottles was
"ho'} cured Atrial proves ts fch.
Joss merit ioraI etomach Liver 1nd Eld.
.} troubles only Sold h} ! A.
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4

attended a tea yesterday. given in thc
Palace Of Congresses by an organization Of
French. American and English educators.
They an hold professorships in colleges or
universities of their countries. and have
formed kind % padpaieuc educational
band or organization. the object Of which Is
10 make The Paris Exposition and future Ex.
positions more helpful TO the visitor. The
plan s io help him see with minimum cx-
pense Of TINE and money. what IS bes, worth
seeing, and 20 protect him from what IS
worthless and frivolous This is done by
furnishing as guides, educated specialists in
the various classes covered by the Exposi-
ton The guides will accompany groups Of
visitors who viii SET out with defined ob.
Jeciive and thus avoid thc waste Of time aud
the fatigue Of aimless wandering in wilder
ness of exhibits, which seen in this way are
no more instructive than shop windows
The guides who arc experts 10 their special
classes. and some Of them famous. will ex
plain as they 60 m a familiar, unicchnicai
way
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26

He marvellous cHrc ol Nrs. ecnl
stout OF consumpU has created Intense
excitement n cammact ind writes
Marion stuart leading druggist of
Munc.e ind She only weighed % pounds
whcu hcr doctor n Yorktown said She
musi soon Gle Then she began to use Dr.
kns New Discovery and gained lz
pounds In weight and was completely
cwcd o. has cHrcd thousands of hopeless
cases tnd positively euarantccd io cure
ii .foat Dnfst and luOr diseases ,oc
and n oo TRIAL BOTTLES frre al fer
hare store
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OUR PARIS LETTER.
The Great Exposition Made up With
Acres Of tho Baldest Fakes and
Eumhugs.
Some American Exhibitors Who Deserve
Special Mention.
From our special corre.nonaen,.


PARIS, FRANCE July ~, 1000.
What the Paris Exposition most needs is
condensation by elimination. shall con
,inue to call it the Paris Exposition and not
as it calls itself, l. Exposition Universal ct
lnternaiionale. The Nations have been
taken in, squeezed and absorbed, but con
sidering the blcated biguess Of France in
this great advertising scheme and the com
parative pe,iinesS of all others, there is no
reason why we should help the deception by
calling it Universal or International. France
needed money, Paris needed money. and
they said Lo, Let us invite all the peoples
of the earth to board with ms and buy from
us for season. And they built great s,ruc.
lures and towers and wheels aud assembled
their merchandise and made a great fair and
established within it, and around il, booths
for dancing girls, aud dives aud Joints and
fakes, and blagues aud loud was the roar and
great was the villainy aud humbug thereof
Unless those abomnable fakes and side
shows can be abated, and unless an ENposi-
ton of what is genuine and meritorious can
be condensed and put In reasonable space,
they ought to be discontinued. Here in
midsummer it IS yet impossible to sec whst is
worth seeing, either because il is not ready,
or because you have to walk around acres Of
the baldest of fakes and humbugs, ravenous
to take you in or TO sell you something.
LING and dust hll the air and make sight
seeing uncomfortable If not unsanitary.
There are many guide books and they are no
doubt in way helpful, but in buildings COW
ering many acres and filed with miles of
show cases and machinery of great height,
compass is Of convenience and many have
them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26

Last night there was "a special illumination
Of the Champs de Mars. the fountains. the
cascades, the Eihel tower and other archi-
ieelural attractions The price If -four tick
cts was charged for entrance, which made
the crowd select II was. nevertheless. very
large, and seated in chairs rented for two
sous each, Thirty of forty thousand people.
many Of them ia evening dress. sat for an
hour OF two cojoying the brilliant illumina-
ton. The scene was ono Of rare splcndor
and for the time the fake shows iu and
around the Exposition ceased to attract.
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DR. j. r. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL SURGEON,
DAWSON pa.

Regular graduate ~ va tim0re college OF
Dental surgery and Post Graduate of the Dr.
Lutl College ~ Crown and Bridge work Of
toiumDus, Ohio. Inventor ~ tho Air Cell Sys-
tenn ~ Teeth without Palate In the Roof Of the
Mouth. guaranteed 90 hold firmly in place.
~ Teeth Extracted Positively without Pain
80 5..,." ~ ,..,tf. esitt eifd f ..i,, q. ~
Vine Gold Filling q Speciality As we'll as the
ftrcatmcnt Of Childrens Teeth. which can be
hardened and saved, where "a mere mechanical
Dentist with their tinkurinc would fail.
80 HON from the SO till the 18th of every
month. AZ Rrucot0n Onre every two months
from the 10Th 900 fhe last. March. May July.
.cefembor.N Noqcmhir and January Mind the
dates,
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obtaining more than 10000 patents for in
ventors has enabled them TO helpfulIy
answer many questions relating to the
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-26

October last year. The farmers. who
number 80 per cent Of the population.
were already Impoverished by the fam
inc OF 1897. Expenditure Of every kind
was stopped; hence the laboring class
and artisans have had no work. The
British government Is relieving the sit
uation 10y gratnitously feeding the in-
firm. the aged. the cmaciated aud tho
children. The nhlehodicd are employ
cd ON cash wages in building reser.
voirs and irrigation works. railway en-.
lmnkments, roads. etc. which VIII
greatly mitigate future fnmines About
6.u00.00O are now in daily receipt OF Of
tcial relief. Connected with the camps
are hospitals where those I'm the OK
tremos of cmaciatlon are nursed back
90 strength The death rate is by far
the greatest IN the native states whore
government control rs least Here.
however. the government ls assisting
hy loans of money and Of the services
Of experienced officers Already the
nuthuritics have spent sI7.00O,0OO
with the failure OF crops I'm the fam
inr area there began dow of grain
from other parts OF India and other
countries From Burma alone there
WIS Imported In ten months l27. 900
TONS of rice worth SIO0OO.000 AIcr-
chants hnyc carried grain everywhere.
ana the price has remained fairly uni
form MT q cost only twice that of ordi-
nary years There are millions OF pee.
pie, however who have no money and
no work. u Is these moncylcss mil.
Hons for whom help or death Is the