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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
FREE TRANSPORTATION
For Cuban Merchant to the Charles
ton Expedition Snggested.

WASHINGTON. September 81. c.
Hemphill and d. A. T%ompkins, of Char
lesion, S. c., to-day submitted to the
wal department a request for govern
ment transportation for Cuban mer-
chants who might desire to visit the
Charleston Exposition. These gentle
men stated hat the managers OF the
exposition believed that Cuban mer-
chants could be given an object lesson
in American commercial methods by a
visit to the exposition and that the ex-
position management would agree to
entertain the visitors II transportation
could be furnished them in the same
way that 1t was furnished to the Cuban
teachers who came to the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
here that the men intend Withdrawing
from the A. A. Boys all solid. Deny
all such rumors in P~ittsburg papers.
Signed) WIN. C. DAVIS.


all such rumors in Pittsburg papers.
Signed) WIN. C. DAVIS,
President Fourth District"
George Powell, president of the Tin
Workers Protective Association, called
on President Shaffer to-day. He stated
that he deplored a recent publication
criticising President Skaters conduct
OF the strike and stated that he had
not inspired the article, and in fact
knew nothing of the matter until il was
published. In reference to the seces-
sion of the hot mill men. President
Powell stated that the constitution of
the Federation OF Labor, to which boil
the Amalgamated Association and Tin
workers Association were connected,
would prohibit the reported change of
the hot mill men.
A steel official announced tonight
that 100 men would be taken from the
Star plant in this city and transferred
W SAHSA pants. iuty VIII ledNe the
city ove- the Pennsylvania road. but
their destination has not been learned.
The official says the Star plant has
more men at work than can be coon
modated comfortably. and this division
will be made TO assist less fortunate
mills.
Adviees from Canal Dover tonight
says:
The attempt to operate the mills at
this place has been a failure. Two
mills started three days ago. To-day
the fires were drawn. The combine
has claimed for some days to have
enough men to operate at least four
mills. The strikers have denied this
and declared it would be impossible to
run the mills with the men who are
in the mills at present. 1t was posi-
lively learned to-day that there are
sixty-six men within the mill enclos-
ure. This includes all the common
~workingmen, Office clerks, officials and
skilled men of whom there are nine.
Twenty-Five men were imported, the
remainer are residents of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
POWERS Is BETTER.

FRANKFORT, KY, September 81
Former Secretary of State Caleb Pow
ers. one of the men in jail here in ON
nection with the shooting Of Governor
Goebel, and who was hit with an iron
inkstand by James Howard, another
Goebel prisoner, last night. was slightly
improved to-day and is believed to be
out of danger. Howard to-day express
ed great sorrow over his display OF tenn
per.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
DECLINES TO INTERVENE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September g.
The German ambassador on Monday
communicated to the Porte the Kaiser's
%declination to intervene, advising the
palace to come to an understanding
with France.
1t appears that NJ. Delcasse's letter,
requesting Munir Bey to leave the coun-
try, expressed establishment that Munir
should illuminate the embassy and give
a banquet on the anniversary Of the
Sultan's accession, In view OF the rup-
tire in relation between France and
Turkey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
BICYCLE ACCIDENT.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, September
5.-While L. v. G.. Morris was riding
his bicycle down the Thirteenth street
hill this afternoon 1t slipped from UNI
der him and he was thrown and serf-
ously injured. His shoulder was dis
located and he was quite seriously
bruised. He will not be able to be out
for several days. Mr.. Morris Is the
deputy clerk of the United States Cir
cult Court here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
NO ONE INJURED
In mn Ohio River Wreck. Dse TO
Mistake In signal Flags.

Mistake I'm signal Flags.
Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, September
5.-Two freight engines collided near
WilIiamstown to-day on the Ohio river
division Of the b. & o. They were No.
2. with a train Of three loaded cars,
and No. 28, running light. A mistake
in the signal flags on a train which
should have carried flags indicating
that another train was following 1t Is
said to have been the cause OF the ac-
cident. Ten men were on the train
and two men on the loose engine, but
not one of them was injured. William
Wolfe. who was assisting In lacking
the tender on the track, had one hand
crushed by the supports under II CIV
ing way and letting the heavy tender
down on 1t. The track was blocked
for a short time with the wreckage, but
was soon opened again.
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DIDN'T MEAN TO DO IT.
Capt. Forsyth Not Held Responsible
for His kansas City Itterance..

Capt. Forsyth Not Held Responsible
for His Kansas City Itterances.
WASHINGTON. September 5.-A re-
ply has been received at the Navy De-
partmenv from Captain Forsythe to the
letter calling his attention TO an al
legged interview published on the sub
1ect OF tie Sehley court OF inquiry. An
earlier letter of the department to Cap
tain Forsythe, it appears. did not reach
him. The following statement of the
character of the reply was made at the
department:
Captain Forsythe. while coming
east. was detained over Sunday At Kan
sas City, Mo. He declined to talk with
a reporter. 1t seems. however. that he
fell into private conversation with
some person in the hotel, with no idea
that what he said would be repeated in
any form. His remarks were distorted
and were used to form the substance of
the alleged interview. Captain For
sythe has made such disclaimer and
has so frankly avowed his deep regret
at any indiseretion in the premises that
the department is satisfied there was
no intention on his part Of violating
the order Of the department to refrain
from public statement.
No action will be taken by the de-
partmen' further than TO inform Cap
tain rorsythe that his explanation Is
satisfactory. and that the incident will
not be treated as affecting his excellent
record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
TO FIGHT LEGAL WRONGS"

SWANSEA, Wales, September g.
The trades union congress to-day voted
to accumulate q fund with which to
fight the House of Lords picketing de-
cision and other legal wrongs."
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TO STUDY FOR A YEAR.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, Ohio, September 5.-W.
A. Cooper, professor Of modern Ian
guages IN Marietta College, has been
granted a years leave of absence on
half salary. He left this evening for
Leland Stamford University. where he
will fill the chair of assistant professor
in German and study for his Phi. ID.
The position has not yet been filled.
the trustees still being in consulta-
fiou-
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TRACK RECORD LOWERED.
Racing mt the CIarksburG Fr ir
Attendance Large.

Special to tho Register.
HARRISBURG, W. Va, September
5.-The track record here for PAGERS
was lowered to-day, when Col. Day
paced a heat in the free for all mixed
in 2;18h and again when Mark Hanna
won first money In the respective races,
Julia W., owned by l.. s. Horner, OF
this city. won the 300 pace. Black
Venus, owned by w. G. Bennett, OF
Weston. captured first money in the
2:30 pace. Miss Alfarrow took first
money in the half mile run. The at
tendance at the fair to-day was as
large as "Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
TRUST & SAVINGS co.

Special toSthe Register.
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio. September 5
The peoples Trust & Savings Company
Of ~Steuoenville, vas incorporated to-
day with a capital stock of a quarter
Of q million dollars by Congressman J,
J.. Gill, Geo. w. McCook. David Nc
Gown, c. H. Steel, J. S. Milligan, Geo,
H. Harden and w. Med. Miller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
RECEIVED PRINCE CHUN.

POTSDAM, September 5.-Prince
Chun to-day witnessed the field exer-
cises and the parade march Of the First
Regiment Of the Royal Guard. The
Empress received Prince Chun at noon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
R OF DEAD D

SAN FRANCISCO. September 81
The transport Dixon arrived to-day
with $50 bodies from the Philippines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-06
The OIL Markets.

OIL CITY, September 5.-Credit bal
ments, 80. 500 bbis; average. 1855 bbls.
Runs. s5.0s1 bbls; average. z. 025 bbls:
NEW YORK, September 5~.-Standard
oil. T7407a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
s.w. vital .,s,I.,I,..

The population of Great Britain Ia
81 ,lslsis. an Increase In ten years Of
5.5si. $50. this itself being an increase
of SIs.sS2 over the increase Of the dc.
cennium issi-iSsi. This increase is
due TO the fall in the death rate. the
birth rate. In fact. having decreased
from Ass In 1871 to Ji.5T in 1901.
There are over a million more women
in the country than men. and this eN-
cess is still on the increase. The
economic basis Of civilization Is thus
becoming painfully evident Although
Irish emigration has slackeucd. It's
population shows decrease Of 2iS.20I
since 1891 The excess Of females In
this country is much smaller relative
" than in England. In view Of the
srra, number OF females IN the richer
countries and the increasing dispro-
portion according TO wealth. II is eVi-
dent that the work and dangers Of civ
iIization arc unduly thrown upon
men, a fact the women suffragisis and
''puiancipaturs" should ponder over.
The birth rate is also diminishing gy-
rryvhpre. Despite the lcssCned death
rate. the population Of France, since
iSgS. has only increased 100000. and in
fifty years has Increased only 100000.
although the French people cmigrate
less than other European nations. In
the same time England has Eaincd H.
coo 900 and Germany 2l.00O,O00. The
explanation given for France is as
cribad to the unlimited division NJ land
and the demand OF dovry Of all mar
risgeable girls. but back Of this
arises the natural question why her
people demand the division and the
dot, This brings out the fact that the
ruling cause In such matters is tho
character Of people.-AmeIiCan Med
icine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

President Roosevelt and Eugene San
dow, the strong man, have met. On
November 2nd, by appointment. tho
Sunday World says, they convcrsed,
ana the impressions the professional
received OF the President are told by
him thus:
"Ic Is wonderful! Wonderful! l
never saw such energy, such power! I
was prepared TO meet an active man.
but when he entered the room, bound
ed across the floor, grlpped my hand,
looked into my eyes and greeted me,
doing all these things ut once. l was
amazed.
II have strong hand. Unconscious
~ sometimes when shaking hands l
grip ones ilIlgcrs 400 firmly. perhaps.
but IL would require some effort on my
part TO use the force the President puts
forth when he shakes hands.
There was the quick. nervous grasp
about his handshnkc that told me II
WAS backed up hy great physical
strength and tremendous energy.
Ills manner. his appcarance-all his
acilons Indicate power. Al n glance |.
or anyone. could tell that lie was nm
athlete. He looks like one. acts like
one. and I know lie feels like one.
III. has himself In splendid coin-
mand. lie II sure OF every one OF his
muscles. lie knows Just wha, each can
do. II" Inns tested them nnd lie gets
some form Of exercise out OF every ono
OF his actions.
II cnn Imagine what his enthusiasm
would la In making u charge against
nn enemy and how he could inspire
Ills men. ON horseback I should deem
him lnvinciblc. Aud after looking ut
'h" man ! believe that ihcr. II not "a
horse on earth that President Ioosc-
welt could not conquer. The hors.
would feel. the moment Mr. Roosevelt
srasiS-d the bri,!ic. that his master
was In the saddle.
THE Presidents nerves need no
treatment. Probably they never will
n"r'i treatment. II" knows the irnc-
III of exercise. II IL SECOND nature tn
him. nnd u" VIII never give Il III. And
~ long ns l." exercises Ills nerves viii
n~v"r trouble him. To know his
strength NIL you hnv" io dn j. To- look
nt his neck ani shoulders, Even Ia re-
ITsr his muscles stand out. Every
thing niSnut him. in fact. Indicates that
hr IL ns sound n young nIE.
II must deal only with suIi"riniivrs
in speaking 81 President i,D1s"y-it's
physical makeup. Ills tremendous VI
iHi energy ani powerful build simply
max" him n man nT Iron.
My mission IL physical culture. nnd
that alone. The athletic life that Pres
ii-nt Roosevelt Leads will ,io morc Ia
advance physical culture nni to ruisr
the physical standard of men nnd
women ia America than NIL other iniiu.
rnr,s combined. With such an ndSo-
cate ne hc=an advocate who himself
sS"p-iscs ihFr- hours each dly-ih.
cause inns, triumph"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
p.,,,... c,np., n. Cure,

tr ioral applications a. they cannot rsarh tbs
aissss 81 portion u the ar Tbere i ouiy Oas
uav to curw deafness, and that ie by consu-
totinral remedies Deafness - caused by a.
Irfatnesi condition ~ the muCus lining Of the
Eustarhian Tub. when this tube l. inramei
yuI have a rumbiinr suuni OF imperfort hear
inr auI uhsr u T. entirely closed deafness IL
tho result. and unless the Inflammation can trs
taken out AMI this tutss restored TO its normal
.sTrIitIuu. hearing viii - ~ s'ruyrh forever.
rine rasrs out oi ton arr caused by catarrb,
which l. urshinu but an tnfiamc1 condition ot
tha muruz surfargs
o, DEAFNESS Trauassi bv CataFrht that cannot
10 c1irygI bv Halls Catarrh Cure send for
'''' +. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. q
Sold br Druggists. &c
Halls Family pills aru the best
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

We arc frequently asked nowadays
II man should huy or rent farm. tf
y man has teams ani tools enough To
run n farm. gnI enough money Ia
make a paymcn, down. We would bc
In favoF Of buying. \ man can work
his own land To better advantage than
II hC rents IL. Th-n. too. he will L.
moTc saving while paying for u farm.
lie will not buy many unnecessary
things that would tempt him II hc
wCrv not trying 10 pay for his land.
Besides this hr Can make improve.
mrnis during old SPELLS without much
expense. There is ala" the increase In
the value II the land. which Of itself
has made many n nau well to io. II
IL quite a loss i1 move every year or
two. in many ways. Loss uf time.
property. home comforts. friends and
urighi,urS- everything l. unsettled.
We have for sale on easy terms tho
finest kind uf land near nuT new town
Of Romeo. In the sunny Snn Luis val
Icy. For full particulars. write to
Zcph. Chas. Felt. so Boston building.
Denver. Colorado
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Mna.l.rfai nt.i,i.l.-

]. e. SirxfFicj af Alamc,la. Caiifnr-
mia. j. the owner Of ih- nn-si coll.c.
,iun II Philippine orchids In this csun.
try. They have isvn kept In a private
conservatory. which has only lately
br,u olscn-d to the public. In the va.
Fious ho,l,ous.'s OF hi. botanical ear
i-ns Mr.. Si"Errlri has collected ..,,sl
nrchIi plants. aud their commercial
value is approximately $1,000. For
upward Of fifteen years he has i-rp
adding to the list. until now h- has
mor- than i',I varieties. imported FROM
,hiTty.$iS different parts ot the world.
hut In all this variety the ITiiiirpin.
collection l. hy far the most cotnpicts
aud important.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Thar. mighty ssq' aoa, farmer. n thar rights.
liar. heap CT icoi.h crown begin .hOa:
a Iss ao,is Is ,ss is ,hc b@eptSGas" farms arc veg
A. A. The 5 i,msts n s Sgs % & s ann" ami sSn si ? sI S "
Beet gtowins right icr sucss-but Wtaf dc cum IMP
The farmer sits four dollar is, sys!y ,on Q bss''-
ibst sanyasi- On sun'aa ike ew segis pound
Hud@ii sS 'Ft sS S .Sld FER isf , Why fvE'
Ega ,eeiaI ,s Is, ss sny 5nss.-SssSwisr dew inF
When Uncle Sans in wan, q. cash w,s s,d ter help him out
y ven al the, & NEEDED cd 1s,sr ; d1sS s ,
:, seem. his du,y's ter rcreal 'he sugar tax
The R se", Srs ,sfedmSn S : farmer iSS, tbs duty sy collect
Ba, guess ,si explanation little BIZ too thin h,n ~ IN,
The sugar makct.hc all right -bui-"har dc" 90 Gum III"
lake of raw sugar duty an the price VII quickly fall
% very s u ,Tc Government ,tst placed thar tsas
* *. Gq' ssasi Il # se S"5 s'sd fjiss s ass sTsjrs
M}fe demand r bsEet @ ptSh,,G'Tbn G "a IN az tT vet he. tc
Eu he'll buy his sugar eheapercs whar he a" III cut" m
Now wfar, tho sense reason Of the sugar iaS today
When our ,rcasurys a.husn & an ;i; Ts nc, srr IN
A. gsople tibet. ., f1s, act '5 sry s! @ Sse
Wy bon I,ini they StsS sS Ei The h nc a', @ FEW T
And the FEWf Recsuear MNkERS! Don't rally s,n % )"
Thus help an I'll thar Golfers WhaT dc" ''' ''
The The farmer arm .s,P sGS Spis SS!' hSI, @S 2 F an Of fears
nu, mcbbc like myscl-he'' also sTovl1s ' sI W r ,r.
The rrn,nv "a The duty surely the rror 'n i' ,,
Thetii make mighty difference. nclFh'nr .'sn T W t,r
I the snyar rtanyflctrcr make such pr Hs as ~ N
Trr t;,, W n,,, srs, right cnuH-ui vhar dew cum 'n
An an 3, vo;u Ter svsrirr tho arryrcni' They shout ,
Thct the farmers need protection an Tu l. ~ ,S fsrI
Cr-rr,on sense /. psny shown that the people ~, ' ,J
Want raw sugar free in futurcau i'' freedom W
'Tis ,ax mo- Inpvcr ucctcd-tatciul to the rnnN, s'
T7ving millions II our people curicl favored lc,
Thry r,nt bigd me ary longer with the i1n'''l y','
While they're busy maxim mOucy-whar de-" ;'" ''''
I'm a.pon ter keep on bus,n n. Tio}In % VII, % MY
Amt no ssnsc in icttin' others gain thar s'Ih-h IN
I'm agoin' ,rr wri,c Ter norrcr t'TErrs,tt" ,'
Thci he nusb,cr do his hest Kill that iaN - ~ M,
Fclcr farmers do your utmost-whchct you ~ C lott
To rcpsi The tax on ,urar-you but Improve ' IN win
hcapct helps pocket grcac a., an come ini"
When we've three granylaicd- "'''' -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
ROOSEVELT'S STRENGTH.
PRESIDENT MEETS SANDOW THE
STRONG MAN.

san'iow Finds Roossvsirs Strength Won
ti-rfui Has Command of Every Muscle
is u Remarkable Athlete -InSincibis
on Horseback - Gould Conquer Any
Horse on Earth-sound as an Oak III
sreise. Three Iiours Every Day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

There is no trick in dyeing. You can
no n,, IL Just as we'll as any ono II YOU use
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. BoIling
the goods for half an hour is all thers
sto II. Sold by druggists, lOc. PACKAGE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Harrison Monument.

The Benjamin Harrison Mo,um.,,
p, 1novt,attoh tsnh OF Indianapolis has raised near
~ a'po ana 1t is believed that the plans
nc,,,," m "srnei on, which will be put into
a,ne anune operation at once. will swell the
hn mount pud easily to $4,000. and 10000 may
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

- saw a woman the other day who
had one black oyo and uno brown nye."
That's nothing. I saw n man whose
eyFs were black and blue"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

10 no, beIicrc piso's Curc for Consump,io,
has an equal for coughs aud colds--JOnS v
BoYEB- Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb. IS. iScn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
s.f,t, a., tt,. 49,

out Of irn.nn.Dpp passcnFcrs 10y sea
all over the wotld. thirty los" their
lives: ont NJ the same number hy rail.
fUTty y-sCvCn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Charley. dear" said young Mrs. Tor
tiuq ''thera L. one favor ] want 10 ask
y1u I want YOU to solcmnly promise fne
that YOU will never bet on horse that
Isn't going to wtn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

a bright American youngsters dCscrlp-
tIIn 81 the darhsChund. one Of those
dogs that is - buE and half long and
only half a dog high
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-21

more favorable Liverpool advices than
looked for, and improved additional
on fresh buying, owing to the continu-
ance or very cold weather throughout
the South, which is expected to cause
a marked decrease in the movement
next week, making the net gain points
on the day. Notwithstanding the I'M
favorable weather prevalent during the
week, the amount brought into sight
wa sonly 5000 less than last year and
the aggregate marketed from Septem-
Der LIST to date is $4,000 bales under
last year, excluding Memphis and St.
Louis, where the blizzard has inter-
fered with the movement, the other
twenty-seven interior towns during
the week have received $4,000 bales,
against 14SO00 last year, or an increase
of 10000. The stock of American ashore
and affoat to Liverpool is oil 900 bales,
against $4,000, showing an excess CT
1zT,000 over 1aSg year. The visible sup
ply of American for the week increased
161, 900 bales, against an increase of 91,-
600, relative gain of 10000 over last
year, and the total to date exceeds
last year by 171000.
From the above it will be seen that
the interior receipts were large out
side of two points restricted by the
blizzard; that the Liverpool stock of
American is $4,000 bales over last year,
and that the visible supply of Ameri-
can continues to accumulate, even
though all speculative efforts have been
made to force spinners into the market
The takings of American cotton to date
by the world is practically the same
as last year, demonstrating that trade
must be very unsatisfactory confirm
ing the reports make by spinners that
such is the case. Mr.. Ellison's latest
estimate that 10,600,000 American will
be necessary looks high now. and the
probability is, with the present outlook,
he will be compelled to again reduce
his estimate of consumption. Senti-
ment, however, continues bullish, and
for the moment everything appertain-
ing to the statistical situation is ig-
nored. With this feeling predominating,
values may be maintained, unless
checked by decided increase in re-
ceipts.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-21
MOVEMENT INTO SIGHT.

New Orleans, Dec. 20.-Secretary
Hester's weekly statement issued to-
day shows for the twenty days of De-
cember a decrease of the movement
into sight under last year of 10000, and
an increase over the same period year
before last of 10000.
For the Ill days of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is behind
the same days of last year 74,200.
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been 3S1 500
against 3S7,357 for the same seven days
last year and 321.21S year before last.
The movement since Sept. l shows
receipts at all United States ports
1925, 565, against 4196,3S9 last year
overland across the Mississippi, Ohio
and Potomac rivers to Northern mills
and Canada, 5OO,3S2, against 6S9, 1856 last
year; interior stocks in excess of those
held at the close of the commercial year
525, lib, against 500, 094 last year, and
Southern mill takings, 633, 900, against
$50, 256 last year. The total movement
since Sept / is 1884 $50. against 6.O5S,
S95 last year, and 5,533,533 year before
last.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 1853, 1885, against 147, 10 last year.
making the total thus far for the sea-
son 3,15S, 100. against 1922, 531 last year.
The total takings Of American mills
North and South, and Canada, thus
far for the season have been 1870, or
against 1,525,265 last year.
Stocks at the seaboard and the 2s
leading Southern interior centers have
increased during the week 122, 30l bales,
against an increase during the CORE
spending period last season of 1925
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far for the new crop the
1s1 ,429 for the same period last year.