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SPIKE ann RAIL.

Berlin, June ls.--The administration
of Prussian railroads has ordered two
locomotives Of special construction
which are to be capable Of running
so miles an hour. for the purpose OF
conducting hlgh-speed experiments
New York, June lS.--The board OF d.
Iectors Of the Illinois Central Railroad
company today recommended that the
capital stock OF the company be In
creased from $40, 200, 600 TO $4,000. 900 by
the Issue of 1885, 400 shares, each stock
holder to have the privilege OF sub
scrlbing 20 his proportion Of the new
{ took al par. The recommendation will
be acted upon at a special meeting Of
the stockholders in Chicago on Aug. 20,
The funds are to be used in providing
additional tracks and equipments.
An ogden excursion goes over the
Short Line Sunday under the auspices
Of the opal club
Ernest Darke, Of the Rock Island, has
returned from Montana.
Frank |. Smith, western freight
agent OF the Big Four route at Den
yer, is in Salt Lake
For the accommodation Of Utah coun-
~ attendants at the Democratic ex-
cursion 10 Lagoon, a train will leave
the resort at $3.50 and Salt Lake at TO-: 30,
over the Salt Lake & Ogden and the
short Line.
Gen. supt Calvin, OF the Oregon
Short Line, is in Idaho.
s. J. Rich was down from Blackfoot
today and in consultation with officials
OF the Short Line.
Utah county furnished the Oregon
Short Line with lot OF passengers for
Salt Lake this morning on account Of
the Democratic excursion to Lagoon
today.
Austin, Texas. June lg-The state
railroad commission has handed down
decision holding that all the Harr-
man lines In the state shall operate UNI
Ter single line rates This order II
enforced, means a reduction OF about
= per cent in the revenue on all the
Southern Pacific lines in the state.
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ON THUNDER MOUNTAIN.
Le sieur Thinks Camp Considerable
or "a Humbug.

81. v. lie sieur has returned from a
"trip IN Idaho of nearly threee months
duration He started for the Thunder
Mountain country. but was taken very
IN when within about rs miles Of his
destination. He was compelled TO
camp there expecting 20 30 into the
district when he recovered. Some Colo
ado parties in whom he had confidence
went into the district, and when they
returned and reported he concluded not
10 60 They were very much disap-
pointed, and claimed that there was
nothing 20 justify the boom reports OF
the mining camp. Mr.. lie Sieur says,
however. that they may be mistaken
rs other camps which have turned out
10 be great producers have been con-
demned In the beginning. There Is
one report that Mr.. lie Sieur thinks
should be corrected. this IL that men
can get employment with the mining
companies which are operating there.
lie saw scores OF men pass HIS camp
going into the district for the express
purpose OF getting work. and spoke to
The same men when they came back
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Close; Wheat-June and July 7Sa.
Sept. ,2bG7gH; Dec 72Na1S.
Corn--June G4i4 July 65ia
Oats-June A.. July 36h N. w. 39is
G8s4.
Pork--lune and July ii.T5. Sept. 1895.
Lard-June and July 1885, Sept,
l0.3iis6i0.i0.
Ribs--June and July lO.e2h; Sept,
1850
Flax-Cash n. W. LIS
Rye-July E6h.
Barley-66n 90
Timothy Sept. 452is; clover S.SS.
red, 11G7s. No. hard winter. 55016
No. hard winter, 1895; No. north.
ern spring, IS; No. spring "a, No. )
spring 67la.
Comm 2. 65u: No. 8 6i66lis.
oats-No, 2, 42ia; No. g. nls.
New York. June ls.-wheat receipts,
i2l 600 bushels Firm and more active
today on strong French cables, rain In
Kansas and covering July. Sii-l6q
-; Sept. 767 an sis; Dec, 7sG7sh.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, June l9.-Wheat firm
er; Dec. ii2As suot steadier. nix,
Corn-Large. yellow, dull. 1851 80.
Barley-Steady; Dec. sSss; cash. S6h
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, June Close-W Wheat,
July IS I'D; Sept, g lad.
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ANNIE LAURIE AFFAIRS,
Examination Has Been Made but
Deal is Improbable.

From the best authority obtalnable
this morning It. was learned that an ex-
animation Of the Annie Laurie mine at
gold mountain has Just been complet-
ed by p. j. Donohue. the mining expert
for a syndicate represented by ~ H.
Whitmore. f. was further stated that
p. l.. Kimberly has fixed the price at
which he will part with his interests
az S50OO,OOO and that IN view OF that
fact the examination was made,
However, this morning on excellent
authority IL was stated that Mr. Whit
more last evening before departing for
Butte, gtated that he was much pleased
with ille property, but felt that the
showlngs Justified the expenditures OF
not more than 100000 for the property,
and consequently was OF the opinion
that The deal win not be contaminated.
Regarding the report Of the impend-
ing deal at the Western Exploration
company It was characterized az being
almost entirely without ground.
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Trading IN Daly-West, Con- Mer-
cur and Daly-ludge Heavy.
PRICES GENERALLY LOWER.
CwMEMi
Few stocks Participated and the
Market shows No Change
In Condition.

Conditions on the Salt Lake mining
exchange continue unsatisfactory.
Trading Is extremely light and the
marker Is narrow and weak. Public
interest in Utah mining stocks Is very
evidently absent and trading for some
time past has been chiefly for profess
sipral accounts. Several prominent
brokers report very few outside orders
for stocks at present, and are Of the
opinion that It will be some months
before any improvement in the market
VIII be noticed.
In the meantime. II Is stated, that
there will be an attempt made to eff
feet the passage OF some rules for the
government Of the exchange members
that Will not only protect investors but
the brokers themselves. The latter
have without doubt been the object for
much unwarranted abuse. II the plans
raid to be under consideration, are car
ried out the arrangements OF the varl-
Gus companies whose stocks are traded
In on the board will be requested to
fhihtch w itlt ShNHdfft tlinti
ly or quarterly reports and the next
legislature will he petitioned 10 pass a
law requiring such reports TO be made.
Not q few prominent mining men In
this city consider such an action Of
vital Importance to Utah mining ln-
terests.
Today Daly-West, Consolidated Mer-
cur and Daly-Judge did the bulk Of the
business which involved over $4,000.
Daly-West further tobogganed to be-
low sA4, while Daly-Judge at $500 trad
ed to the extent OF 400 shares. On the
curb Consolidated Mercur sales between
si,e6 and si.96h aggregated l,4O0 shares.
Yankee was dealt In at si.22 and, on
the curb. at $l.l9ls $40
The session closed with the follow
ing quotations and transactions re-
corded:
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LIVE STOCK,


Chicago June i9-Cattle - Receipts.
1850, including 800 Texans. strong.
Good to prime steers, 75OQS0O: poor to
medium, 475G125; stockers and feed
ers. 1i0d576 cows 250d660 Gamers.
i.f0a2iO, bulls, 27bq5.5O; calves. 2,50g
ESQ., Texas fed steers i000650.
oHgs-Receipts today, $4,000; tomor-
row. $4,000; left over, 1000; 5QlOc
higher. Mixed and butchers, 710Q7S5;
good to choice heavy, 145Q75 So; rough
heavy IlOm740' light, e,95aI25; bulk
Of sales, 715qLS5.
Sheep 1000 sheep, steady;
lambs, steady. Good TO choice wethers,
475N500; fair TO choice mixed. 400G
i55, western sheep, i50q5.O0; native
lambs 655q10O, western lambs, $500
100.
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Opened the Raid When Dealers
Began Profit Taking
SELLING BECAME URGENT.
Losses Largely Extended Throughout
The List Some Hec0yeries foi- -
low Liquidation spssni.

New York. June l9,-lllinols Central
was lifeted Z atthe opening. but soon
lost point on realizing Other Stocks
reached lower level but losses We're
limited to fractions except In few
cases. Large buying orders appeared
in Atchlson and when IT crossed 50 9th
err stocks rallied slightly.
Dealings became quite active when
the bears detected profit taking ana
made a general attack on prices. Many
OF the principal stocks fell between !
and ? points below yesterdays close;
the list including Missouri Pacific IL
llnos Central, Union Pacific, Reading,
Manhattan and Amalgamated'
Bonds were easier at noon.
Selling became more urgent and losses
were largely extended throughout
Stocks which had shown some resist
ance early no ably ST. Paul and East.
ern trunk lines, became decidedly weak
and the general tendency was acceler-
ated by heavy liquidation OF United
States Steel The common stock fell to
36R and the preferred to s7lk, Declines
elsewhere reached POINTS In a number
OF important stocks and 3 In Great
Northern preferred, Anaconda and Ice
preferred. At | o'cock the market was
auleter and slightly above the lowest
= H.. il
and there were substantial fractional
recoyefes as the shorts took their
profits. Canadian Pacific recovered a
mint
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

SALES.
Daly-West--25 at 43. 30; 80 at a 90;
100 at 1896. Total las.
May Day-1.00 at 19A; 1000 at 1917
Total 1000
Northern Light-l,00O at 4.
Sacramento-i00 at 2Sik.
Uncle Sam--5OO at Siis 500 at Slh.
Total 1000.
Ben Butler-e,0OO at SIX: 1000 at S%;
1000 al s%, seller &c. Total 5000.
Yankee-l0Oo at 1.22; 100 at 1.2i. Total
200.
OPEN BOARD.
1000 Con. Mercur, si.g5.
100 Con Merour 1856 seller 20.
100 Con. Mercur 1856
100 Con Mercur 1861.
400 DRly-Judge, 100.
500 Star Con, 10,
1900 Ben Butler S&,
1000 Ben Butler, SIS, seller 30.
200 California, 10.
500 California. 1877.
200 Little Chief, s.
200 Yankee, iis. seller 10.
TOTALS.
Regular call. .476 shares s9,402 81
Open board -. -. 5,S0O shares, 5.es150
1926 shares,sl5. 9ss. IS
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ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS aEfrI'a

pTpPER GOLD MINING AND h ~ "
comnany Notice Is hereby eivea 70, ~
annual meeting OF the sto .;.,la ,,i'e,x,n1
Dipper Gold Minlnt and anllaF ss.rsi.fi
viii be held AZ the Office ~ ths ssit iass
Ioom i07 Tenpletol Building. IN dN
Oity' Utah. 90 Monday, the %, re
on July. laJ2 at twelve ocip,N n1,s..,ors tot
purpose OF electlng Boar ol bs, sna aciI
the ensuing year and 70 S ~ ~ actor o
upon thc question OF ra,ll tneentiue bora
and lease upon the property ovasa d sch
csmpsny AID Tor the irsasas. J, ne meet.
~ NJ h,,., meas As may come before W.
Ing kiJhaHD - sscrsIstf'
Dated May sist lap-
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Is commonly gradual: one dish after
another Is set aside TIN few remain.
These are not eaten with much relish.
and are often so light as not TO aff0rd
much Lourishment.
Loss Of appetite Is one Of the first In.
dlcalions that the system Is running
down, and there is nothing else 80 good
for Il as Hoods Sarsaparilla-the best
OF all tonlcs.
Accept no substitute for Hoods 5
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

and reported that no work could be OBJ
tanned.
Mr.. lie sieur located some claims be-
tween Thunder Mountain and Challis,
about Is miles this side Of Thunder
Mountain IN the Silver creek district
lear the singheiser mine, which he be-
ieves viii turn out well.
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OFFICES To RENT
IN THF NEW
DESERET NEWS BUILDING.

A limited number OF offices and
rooms can be secured Ia the new
News building on the second and
third floors only Entirely fire proof,
and every modern Improvement. Prices
$40 per month and upward, No house.
keeping allowed. Apply to
BISHOP WI b. PRESTON.
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RIlrrEK AM EGGs.

New York. June misunderstanding
5000 packages Firm. State dairy. lSq
n creamery, state, 1922; June cream
cry, imitation, l7n20; factory, l6A@ls.
Eggs-Recelpts, $500 packages. Firm.
State and Penna, IS; western candled,
17hMlS.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY, JUNE 49, 1909
Time Table
In Effect April
1902
ARRIVE

ami
From Ogden Portland Butte. CHI
cago II Louis omaha, Denver
and san Francisco, ......t.,.,. o oii,SS ~ ~
From ogden and Intermediate points WV d."
IRON Provo a asd 'iSterpedIate poiats Os5 am
From ogden, Chicago, ~ LOUIS
and Sp San frssclsco".''.. ..,,...@..- s;o5 pm
'o Terminl,s l "@sD, ...,... 500 N
From Tintic, MercuE NephI Provo am = m
ana nNntl ....t ..,...t.t s's' WV 49,
''0 den ana inte e peiats '.... $50 pm
''0i Francisco a, Du'.% 'o .. $40 pm
DEPART
For ogdon Cache Valley Omaha,
Chicago, Denver Kansas city
and It Louls....... d. ..s.., ...... ZOO am
For Garfield Beach. Tooele and
Terminus. s,."... ...",. ,...,... lllo AN
and Nanti 80. .,,....'..,.s.'..... 75j am
For ogden, Butte. Helena. Portland,
san Francisco and intermediate
pOlnts. 4,.., n.. ..,.,l ,.t ,'.,.'''..' s's9 AIN
For gden, Omaha Chicago Denver.
Kansas city, ~ Louis and sau
francisco. ...@-..a...9.. gp......,..,a.isi5o pm
For ogden Denver Kansas City,
omaha. ~. Louis and Chicago. 800 pm
For Provo, Nephi, Milford. Calientes
and intermediate points .. ~ 7Os pm
For ogden, Butte Helena Portland,
points ..',' 1850 p IN
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER Act. TRAIT. Mgs
H. T. hurley, q, 4. & T. A.
i. 3. SPENCER A.G. T. & T. \
WV Telephone go
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call steady at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper 4A05 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at is7%a
4S7A for demand, and at LS5Mq4S5h
Cor 60 days. Posted rates 4.S6 and
4.sSla, commercial bills 4Si4q4S5h
Mexican dollars-42h
Government bonds steady refunding
% registered l077s refundlng 2s coupon
1913. 80 registered lO1h 80 coupon
iO7A new Is registered 1851; new IS
coupon 1854; old Is registered iO9k;
old As coupon il07s, 5s registered lO5;
IS coupon 1916.
Bar sllyer-52M.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT sor,c,

ELY MINING AND MILLING 20
Secretarys office, Salt Lake city. HAL
May 81, 1902, Notice. There are delin,
quent upon the following described stock
ON account Of assessment No l6 LEVIED
April Is, 1902, the several amounts sci
opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders as follows. viz;
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FOR the HOT WEATHER,

buy a Palmer Hammock and rest in
the Cool Shade. We have them from
yl.O0 up This seasons new styles.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Successors to Cannon Book Store.
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SUGAR,

sugar-Raw stead Fair refining 3;
centrifugal, 96 test. Sis, molosses sugar
"a Refined quiet. Crushed 5,i5a pow
dered 41j; graduated i,65. Coffee dull.
No. Rio 81.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.

Salt Lake City, June 10, 1902
Following are local wholesale pilces
on produce. quotations being furnished
nv Faust Creamery 4 Supply Co.. j.
NJ Christensen & Co, Palace Meat
Market the Intermountaln Milling
company and Sam Williamson.
BUTTER.
Butter supply Is good and prices are
about as low as they will 30,
Creamery fresh domestlc) per De-
49,. 80. -, 80. ..'.ss'..s.'%V oeils
Ranch, per ib.n. ,.,,",.l2 to 10 cents
POULTRY.
The supply Is fair.
Hens. chickens, from 10 TO l4c per
pound
Chickens, spring, coming on market
now. Sell wholesale, $3.50 TO $500 doz-
en- according 10 size
EGGS.
Egg market is stiff. Quotations $500
to S525 per case
MEATS.
Pork, per ID. dressed. ...,7isto s cents
Beef steers. per ib,..a1& TO Sis cents
Reef cows per lb...,.6& to ~ cents
Mutton, per lb-.... -, In 10 cents
Veal, per lb,.,,.....,,,...,th 10 cents
Spring lambs. forequarter retail. S,OO
Spring lambs hind quarter, retail,'N.25
FLOUR.
The following quotations are
generally held by Utah mllers, Ore
gon and some Utah Hour Is being sold at
5000 for high patent s1.9O for straight
and $3.50 for bakers.
High patent per Cwt.l -. -, -.sg.2O
straight grade per cwt.. o.. e. go. zoo
Bakers No. ], per cwt.. .. -. ls9
GRAIN.
shorts, per cWt .,...,"..., ,..s..,sSl ~
Corn, per cwt',.,.s ,.,. .s..,.s.s'.'.' l'oS
Bran, per cWt..,. ..,,,....,.,..,', l'W
Wheat, per cwt.,, e, ....,..".,,. l.M
Wheat, per bushel.. . o. ..".... 30
oats, per cNt... 90, q, ..,...".'s' "
Feed barley. per cwt. ..,.,..."..,. 1.b0
Rolled barley. per cwt .....r... l'6V
HAY.
Lucern, per hundred. baled ,,",." go
Timothy, per hundred, baled $50. rs
Upland. per hundred, haled ....u"..65
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@-&- -
WOOL
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. June l9.-Wool, steady
Territory and western mediums 1870
l5ls fine, llGl5s; coarse, lldliiz.
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wM. n. sPRAGuE' se'y'

lone 18th w,
by order OF the Board OF illtes ssis Of IN
deIlpouenf stock as above a1yef,.sieIIa In.
hereby postponed and adjourned un o. =, al
Is, 1909. at the hour OF 10 ocieocckos sn niF
sec'y Ely Mining h'i's
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, June l9-Cattle--Re-
ceipts $500. Market active. strong Ma
tive steers 5,0O@7 60 cows and helfers
3, 7O@6.SO; western steers 504b 20;
Texas steers 4.4OG5,4O canners t.6OG
325, stockers and feeders 2.15U5. 90.
calves 3,0Oa6,0Oi bulls, stays, etc, 2.25
as 20.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Market &c high
or. Heavy 7.4O0755; mixed 1851, 85;
light 7.0Oa7.Si; pigs 6.OQG1.OO; bulk Of
sales 7.2Od7.i5
Sheep Receipts 1880. Market slow,
weaker. Fed muttons 4, 5ON5 25; vest
crns 75fl5. 40: ewes 3 50ql 75 common
and stockers S,O0Gl 40; lambs 5.0Oa10O.
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And In accordance with law ana ad sn hi NJ
der Of the Board Of Directors ils ,,arce 81
is 1872. so many shares OF eacn l1s Xiii Be
above stock as may be necessagl ,hs a." rsrn.
sold al auction at the once 9i eol, Iaks
pany. No. $50 south Main stIec', s ,oi2 70
City. Utah. al 10 n, m. Jun, ,hsreon 70.
ggether With costs Of ADVERTISING ana %
pense Of sale. ,ct'r seey
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, June 19,--Cattle--Re-
telpts $500. including l,2OO Texans,
steady Native steers strong; Texas
and Indian steers 4450ISO; Texas COWS
3.0O0540: native cows and heifers 2OoG
800: stockers and feeders l.9006,50;
atockers and feeders 2b0a5.0O, bulls
20Od5O0; calves 2.l5d5.5O,
Hogs Receipts 1000; market 10 10
cents higher; bulk OF sales 1.S0d760,
heavy 7liG165i packers IS5GI55; me-
mum i.25G75O light 6.9OGiS1is; york
crs 1.25d731ia. pigs Gi5Q6.S5.
sheep Receipts 1900; market strong
huttons i0OQ535. lambs 6S0d7iO;
range wethers AOO@4s5, ewes L75Q 500.
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GRAIN
HAY

Lucern. per hundred. baled un,.. so
Timothy, per hundred, baled .r" rs
Upland per hundred, haled ..,",...65
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N. A. Page, stock Broker.
Loans money on stocks at bank rates
Room &c, Walker Bank building.
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lifting up OF the human race. and
wherever her flag flies today by land or
sea, II commands respect because IL
stands for the ideals OF this "Our
Country"
have much faith In the great des-
tiny Of my country, and ! believe In
its superb Ideals. The young man OF
this institution should be true 10 every
American IDEAL. lie should be the best
type Of the American Citizen should
stand for what is high In morals and
always know and do his duty. He
should help in the bringing of educa-
tion into every home, in teaching hon
esty In private and public life In dis
peling the clouds of bgotry that be-
fog the intellect OF the weak; In teach
ing the people that the darkness Of the
middle ages, and the religious strifes
Of the last three centuries must not be
engrafted on our national life; In maxi
ing others see that European political
institutions cannot exist under our
form Of government, and in teaching
the young, and the foreigner who comes
here, that European ideas Of caste, of
social life, Of personal liberty are not
compatible with the American system
OF government You should lend your
aid in crushing the dangerous doctrines
of anarchy, you should not be led away
by the rawlings OF ranting rhetoricians,
who represent no political party when
they declare that destiny has prescribed
for us the adoption Of a colonial sys-
TEN; you should be true to the great
ideals Of the men that laid the founda-
lions OF this government true to the
Declaration OF Independence and the
spirit Of Jefferson, who worte it.--true
10 the American Constitution and the
spirit Of Hamilton who conceived II,
and the spirit of Marshall. who con-
strued iti-true to the great ideals OF
the men who lived, who fought, who
died, that this country might be and
remain the home of the free.
The rapid concentration OF wealth in
the hands Of the few, the Capitalization
Of all industrials and utilities In the
trust; the venality Of the public official:
the unrest of labor under the pressure
OF capltallstic greed; the tyranny OF
courts In issuing writs Of Injunction
IN the struggles between capital and
labor, make many patriotic Americans
think today that we are surely and
steadily going into the economic and
social condition which will lead us in
time 10 adopt as ours. the vague and
dangerous theories OF socialism, or let
ourselves be lost In the maelstfom OF a
wild imperialism. What then remains