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The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
BEET SUGAR MEN PROTEST.
President Called on by the Beet
Sugar Men.
SEEMS VERY NON CoMMlTTAL
The Memorial sets Forth the Reasons for
no Reduction OF Tariff oa Raw sugar
The Political Aspect of the situation
Other Happenings In Our Great state.

All of the Michigan beet sugar manu-
facturers In Washington were escorted
10 the White House Saturday by Reps.
VIM. Alden Smith. Fordney and Oar.
ragh and Chairman Diekcma, of the
Michigan Republican committee, and
called on the president.
Ex Congressman y. Il. Bradley. OF
Bay City. In the name of the manu-
facturers. handed the president writ
ten protest Of 100 words against any
reduction Of the sugar tariff. The
memorial. I'm part. says:
within two months after the Ding
ley law went into effect the contract
was let for the first beet sugar fac
tory IN Michigan. This factory took
or It's first crop the fall of 1873. Since
that time. l. other factories have been
erected and four more are now I'm pro
cess Of construction. The capital In
vested In SiO.JO.OOO. In 1898. Michi-
gan paid the sugar trust S1.OOO.OOo for
sugar consumed. In 1901, her own fac
tories produced Ia. i.Hi.GO pounds OF
granulated sugar. or ~ per cent of her
consumption. for which she received
S5.GiT.320. Reefs now under contract
for the season Of 1902. will increase
the output 20 100 5.5Ol. coo pounds. or -
per cent above her consumption.
I'm 1901. Michigan raised Gj,ion
acres OF bccts. yielding 5yT GOO tons. for
which 1G.SIS farmers received Si.lOi.-
s2O. IN tile beet fields. B.IOT persons
found employment during the growing
season, besides 26TS factory hands dur.
ing the manufacturing period.
I'VE cannot stand any reduction In
the tarin oh raw sugar. especially ~
such reduction will only serve 10 ~
Sist the sugar trust. thereby furnish
ing them with Increased funds. with
which 20 combat uur industry.
"Because the Republican party has
always kept It's promises. Michigan has
ever remained true TO that party's
principles. To-day her sons believ"
that tile sacred pledge given IN 1895
and rcaiirmcd in 1900. n pledge upon
which We have already invested over
Si0,Wo,OJu will be Kept inviolate. We
cannot believe that the industry thus
!nanguratcd will bc ruined 10y the very
political party which gave 1t birth: thar
our IL busy factories will be closed
only tO stand as monuments. marking
the power Of the sugar trust IN IFS
ceaseleSs effort To crush competition. .
The president was very cordial. bur
non-Con,mittal. lie said ne didn't want
To see the tariff reduced 50 that any
Industry would h. imperllcd. At the
same time ne desired Co see some tarili
concessions made 20 the Cuban people
lie promised to give the memorial care.
| ful consideration.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
The Adams Trial.

The trial OF ex-Speakcr Edgar j.
Adams came Go an abrupt stop We'd
neslay afternoon. when Charles III.
Pratt. the book agent who has been
convicted OF nttcmped bribery. re-
fused 90 testify. The prosecution
look upon him ms iis principal witness.
When he was called To the stand, he
answered only two questions. All
others he declined 10 answer under
his right that they might incriminate
him. AZ the opening Of court Alex.
tirOesbcck. attorney for Pratt. had
asked the discharge OF Pratt from act
Ing as a witness in the case, setting
forth that Pratt was ordered by the
court Nov. .. 1901. Co appear I'm the
Ingham County Circuit Court Jan. IL,
1902. TO give new bonds before tnking
his ease To the Supreme Court. and
that ne had come from his home Ina
Chicago for this purpose only. and
that while here 10y the courts order
was subpcnaed rs n witness In the Ad-
ans case.
IL was claimed that the subpenalng
and holding OF Pratt as witness was
not legal. and Il was asked that Pratt
might leave the state and not act as n
witness In the case. Judge West ex-
planned that Pratt was under orders
OF the court because he had been tried
and found guilty In the court. aud
was. therefore. eth subject Co his
orders. and refused To excuse him as
witness.
When he refused TO answer the
questions. Judge West directed him
TO do so. and upon his further refusal.
sentenced him To the county jail for
~ days for contempt As Pratt Is
now a resident OF Detroit the case
was postponed for week 10 allow
the question to come before the l. ;.
Court In Detroit for argument.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

The action of Emperor William in
sitting through n long lecture 10y Prnf.
DeliizSch. the ASsyri0lOgist. On tile
"Babylonlsh Origin of Hebrew Ideas. -
has alarmed the ulira.orthOd0N circles
OF the state church. who begin TO think
something j. wrong with his majesty
theology. They have noted that in
Gotha. three weeks ago. the emperor
intinatcd that all churches were equal.
" dear to him. saying that one of the
great pulT T7scs ~ his life was to bring
about church unity. His allowing
Irof. uclliZsch's conclusions as tn the
historical foundation of Hcbralsm tO
have imperial approval Is regarded a.
A dangerous symptom.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Wa. Not Murder.

ID has developed that Edward David
sJn. of Sprinsport Mich. who was sup
posed 20 have hpcn murdered at Val.
paradise. Ind. was killed 10y u passenger
uaiu on the Pennsylvania road. The
solution Of tie mystery was the result
~ tire appearance OF Frank Sprencil
~ 4 called session of the grant Jury
on his confession that Davidson was
killed hy n train and tha, be-. Sprcncil.
moved his body aud attempted TO
fasten the crime on the three boys in
jail 10y moving the body. Sprencil ex.
plains his actions 10y the statement that
he wanted io escape cchsure 10y th"
railroad company. Ills confession has
caused n great sensation aud VIII re-
suit In the immediate release Of the
three suspects from jail
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
indians VIII Paint.

lf Mlnncs0ta's governor shall Insist
that the Indians In It's charge shall cur
oir their long hair. abstain from the use
Of paint and the gaudy ornaments OF
sayngery. the abOrigincs will dig MI
the hatcher aud shed their blood In re-.
sisting so sudden wiping o,it OF racial
characteristics This II the opinion OF
j. II. BOttlneau. son Of Pierre Bot
tlneau, Northeastern pioneer AMI
scout Not only is Mr.. Bottlneau con-
nected with the red race 10y ties ol
blood. nut for years he has been coun-
scllor Hnd attorney for the Turtle
Mountain band of Indians. Nominal
~ a resident of Minneapolis, he calls
Washington his home for business rea
sous.
Mr. Bottineau SAYS an attempt at
strict enforcement Of Commissioner
Jones reported order means a revolu-
tiun. whatever shall happen.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
confrs,ed N Murder

James Mnihcr has confessed 10 the
murder OF Peter Olsen. near Muskegon.
Mich. nearly 20 years ago. and an In
yestlgatlon of bis story Indicates that
he Is telling the truth. Mather was
only few weeks ago sent Ia the In
sane asylum la I.OganspOrt. His home
is In Elkhart. Ind. and while confined
In jail there he made the confession tO
the officers. Mather stated that I'm Oc-
tobcr, 1910. he was u telegraph opcr-
ator at Big Rapids Junction. two miles
east OF MuskegOn. One night he AMI
Olsen were going TO the junction. whell
quarrel arose. Mather claims he shot
Olsen three times. During the night
show fell and covered the body, and
IL was not discovered until spring.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
A MiIIInn for neet..

The three Bay City sugar factories
disburscd S2Oi 500 tO their beet grow
crs aud the stores did rushing bus
mess NIL day. The Michigan factory
paid out S59.Sd0 the BAY City $0I.-
600. and the Woet Bay City $5l 900
These amounts were paid To farmers
FOR beets. and are exclusive of all
wages and salaries. The amount paid
out Tor sugar beets this campaign
now amounts 60 nearly S1.OOO.ODO.
and the new German-Americau Co.
Operative factory is only just begin.
ming operations. 30 that more than
that sum viii be paid the farmers
this year 10y the Bay City beet sugar
factories.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Paper Maker. strike.

4 general strike was ordered Sunday
at n joint meeting OF the Appleton.
kaukauna & Needah lodges of the
United Brotherhood OF Paper Makers.
which will result m less than three
weeks. In closing the % mills In the
state of Wisconsin. throwing out of
employment 5000 laborers and cutting
on over 40 Ions day from the sup
ply of the paper market. unless the
demands Of the union for shorter hours
shall le granted. IL II claimed the
movement Is soon 10 spread through
every paper making district in the
northwest.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
NnccInntrdI I'm The PIT.

The Minneapolis health department
descended upon the chamber of cont
mrrcc IN fun force Saturday morning.
They fell upon the occupants AMI pro.
cue,lcd tO vaccinate rlght and LEFT
great excitement rclgncd all through
tile building when II became known
that al cgress was barred When
trading was at It's hight and the bulls
nnd bears. all unsuspicious of any dan
ger. We're hard at work. squad a:
burly policemen suddenly appeared. III
moment all the doors were barred
About thirty visitors from the country
were In tile gallery ana as many mory
IN the Railways and on the floor. In
all. about 800 traders were vacclnatcd
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Good nond- In Grnc.on.

At the state farmers Institute. held
nc Thetford. Genesec county. Prof. J..
ID. Towar was state speaker. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted unan-
imOusly:
whereas. Gencsce county leads
the world Ia road naming and mark.
ing. and leads the state In the good
roads movement; therefore be- II
''Rcs0lved. That we. the farmers Of
Thctford In Institute assembled,
pledge To our committees our contin.
ued support and such financial assist
ance ar may bc deemed wise; and fur
ther be Il
Resolved. That there should be n
Michigan association auxiliary to the
National Good Roads association"
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

There was never an innocent and
Improving pastime. suitable alike 10
the learned and the laity. to compare
In genuine fun and literary profit with
the spelling bee" So general has
become the vice OF bad orthography
that signs multiply in favor OF n re-
vival OF the bee" There VIII be a
little more dificulty than OF old In
agreeing upon a standard. but the
words spelled more ways than one are
comparatively few and not important
Teachers OF spelling. the few that re.
main in the schools. should be the FIRST
90 encourage the Jolly bee" and are
liable not TO be the last 10 be spelled
down.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
The seneca wreck Victims.

or the - victims OF the railroad
wreck NJ Seneca. Mich. last Thanks
giving eve. who were brought 10 the
railway hospital in Peru. Ind. only 10
are still inmates OF the institution,
AMI none of them Is be,lfast. Miss
Daisy McGInnis. OF Calumet. Mich,
who was on her way from Butler.
Ind. where she was teaching In the
public. schools. to Detroit. 10 spend
the holidays with DIR. Osborn and fam
lily. Is able 10 be up most Of the time.
The wound In her back. inflicted by n
piece Of broken glass. is healing nice
ly. Mrs. NJ. j. Strlngcr. the Bellevillc,
Mich. woman. who sustained frac-
tured ekull. In the accident. Is up and
around. hut her mind. IL Is said. has
not fully cleared.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Estimates OF the mineral products or
the Inited states. which nave JUST
rcachel the treasury bureau Of Stats
tlc,. Indicate that they viii exceed in
nearly every particular those of any
pr,., eling year. Not only will they eN-
cced those of any preceding ycar. hut
exceed In nearly every case those OF
every other country. ln gold. n sil-
yer. I'm iron. In steel, in copper. I'm coal.
aud Ia mineral oil the products OF the
United states In 1901 exceed those OF
any other country. aud ln every in-
stance. except possibly copper, fnrrnss
hpr own record in any preceding year.
These estimates put the gold pfoduc-
tiOn OF 1901 at SSO.2lS.SOo. against
$40. III 900 Ina 1900. which was the
highest record In gold production that
the United States had ever made. They
put the silver production of 1901 at
D.G53. TSs ounces. against 5I.6iI,WO
ounces In 1900. The pig iron produc-
tion Il estimated at i5.SOO.OoO long
tons against 13.TSa.242 long tons in
1900. Ia which year the figures ex-
cecdcd those Of any preceding year.
The coal production IN estimated at
2GT. $4,000 long tons. against 2iO.0,i5,
OH long tons In 1900. the year Of high
est production heretofore. or petrole-
um the production Is estimated nc GI.-
OOO.OOO barrels. or 2.T72.OOO.0O0 gal
Ions. against 2.GGi .2;I3. .J6S gallons In
1900. the year OF largest production
heretofore. or copper the production
II estimated at Jgj.OO0OOO pounds. or
2iiJ.ti2J long tons. or about 300 tons
below the figures OF 1000 copper thus
being the only item In the entire list
which shows for 1901 a smaller figure
Of production than that OF last year.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
The Panama Canal.

The supplemental report Of the 18th.
mlan canal commission on the propo.
sltion Of the Panama Canal co. to dis
pose of IT, property to the United
States for SiuWp.0ni was delivered tn
President Roosevelt Saturday. rhc
members of the commission refused 60
discuss the nature of the report. and
like rcticcnce WIS maintained at the
White House. hui II was stated on ex.
ccllent authority that the report unani-
mously recommends that the offer OF
the Panama company hr accepted
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

John Rlnkark. convicted Of the muir
der of his wife az Marion. Ind. An
June. 1900. was hanged at Michigan
city.
Rear-Admlral Schley says he had
not authorized the statement sent out
from Chicago that he would discuss
his ease before the Hamilton club of
that city.
Despite the strenuous denials OF the
deaf 10y =. 4. Morgan's representative.
II n said the gigantic ship trust. to
control the freight trade ~ the North
Atlantic ocean. Will yet be conSum.
mated
Floyd e. Dillingham;. member OF
the Maine house 0f representatives
committed suicide 10y hanging nj Wa.
tcrville. Representative Dillingham;
had been despondent for some time
lie was 20 years Of age.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
4 DetroIt Cnta.troph..

With rumble. u roar. aud then n
frlghtful crash. four brick stores four
stories IN hight. running east from tine
southeast corner OF jefferson avenue
and Shelby street. Detroit. collapsed
Few minutes before : o'clock Sunday
night. causing a loss approximatlng
$4,000. hut fortunately resulting IN
no sacrifice of life. The cause OF the
collapse u said by some 90 be an ex.
plosion Of gas. several Of whlc!' oc-
CURED in the ruins when flames began
playing lurid part In the catastrophe.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Reports from Cuba say the people
took very little interest in the election
81 their FIRST president. only a small
percentage OF them going 20 the trou-
BILE 10 vote. Evidently the new presi-
dent OF Cuba viii not have much pat
ropaxe 10 divide.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

This man up in Vermont who has n
new theory regarding the cause OF the
movement OF the earth and other
planets about the sun may be the sub
ject OF long articles in all the encyclo.
pedias some day.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

II Is claimed that wireless telegraphy
was first suggested by the flight OF a
pigeon, but why this should prompt
the inventor any more than the throw.
ing OF a brickbat Is hard TO imagine.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Buffalo Bill has undergone an oper.
alton for the removal OF his hair. II
the scalp had gone with IL the small
boy might in time have forgiven the
Indian. He will never forgive the bar.
her.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

The Chicago man who emptied a
pint measure OF whisky al a single
drink and died In consequence was
recklessly imprudent. Every Missouri
colonel knows that there are two good
drinks In every pint OF whisky.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
AMusEurNrs ~ DETROIT.

DETROIT OPEHA HoUsE-"Iling Dodo Even.
tngS az :; wednesday and Saturday Mat. at ?.
WuiTSEy GnASD-"Man's Enemy Matinees,
Dioc. lac and &c Evenings, iOc. cOc and 80.
LYCEuN THEATER The Dairy Farm Mat
iuceS. sc; Evcnin -, i,c. sc, 900 aud 7Ac.
WONDERLAND Afternoons. at and a. iOv, isc
and &C Eve, at 1.3J and s.iA. Toe. iSc aad &c.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Because n Pennsylvania justice OF
the peace, who is also president OF a
bank. sentenced three girl strikers 10
Jail. the people OF his town made a
brisk run on his bank. The moral OF
this Is that a justice OF the peace
shouldn't be anything else.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
THE MARKETS.

Detroit. Cattle: Choice steers. 81 Na
500: good to choice butcher steers. 81 Nf0ie
80; light 90 good. s.. S0fif .. light To goo 1
butcher steers and hcifers. s31Oaf. NIKE
butchers and Fat COWS. t3H3.T5. Gamers
and common To fair butchers. s. S0ff351. .
bulls. good shippers. t2.7aH3. llEht 20 goo :
butchers SIS 0G37s. light feeders and
stockeTs E.JiufSO; good demand Sheep
Best lambs. g iOH575; light 20 good and
good mixed lots. t325d35o. ycariings
81 5Od5. fair TO good butchers. Ia3s;
culla and common. t2n7.15. Hogs-Light
to coed butchers. s6ffs.2 20; bulk at $50.
pigs to light yorkcrs, S.JouS.75; roughs.
s. .jff5.1s.
Chicago.-Cattie: Good 60 prime 800
fi7.a5. poor TO medium. ttoOnGoo: stock
srs and feeders s. 2sHf75. cows tiAfi
40. h"ifcrs. 2Sfi5.oo. canners. 81 2Dn 2.2s (.
bulls. 2.OSr4jp: calves t2.iOlf6 ~. Texas
fed steers. IS 25u5.C 90. Hogs-Mixcd ana
butchers. S.9on6.4i. good 20 choice heavy.
NIG655; rOuYh heavy. &.s5M6.0. light.
s. iHff5.S5. bulk of sales 5.90fi6so Sheep
good To choice wethcrs. 81. 3onS 10: west
crn sheep fed. Ag505.ie. native lambs.
81 iOG6O western lambs fed N.5o4f60o.
Buffalo-Cattlc' Weak for all grades
veais ENS. extra Na5. Hogs-Hcavy.
s6i0le co. mixed t63OH6lo; pigs. S.1Ofu
5.7s: roughs. ~ l0a57O: stags, sia4.sO.
Shcep-Top mixed. s.. iOGAHo; culis TO fair.
t1iOH4l5. wcthers. N.Coa5: yearlngs,
siTsfib..i; lambs. dull. I0Hi5c lower. top
lambs. SHci5. culls TO good. t3.5o06.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
It.nr,'- Tour.

The committee charged with the ~.
for the reception ami en.
tcrIainmcnt of Prince Henry have de
cided that Il would he impossible 10
Yield 10 thc requests of many cities O.
have tie prince visit them. II II like.
IS. beside New York. Washington and
Niagara Falls the Journey will include
Chicago only Of the large cities.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Three hundred cooks have deserted
the Chinese emperor. Now. IL hls
chambermaids will give notice We may
put Kwang su right in the modern
column.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Sergeant Kipling has butted into the
British war controversy with a prop
osition to draft soldiers from the golf
links and transfer them 10 the scene
OF actual conflict.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

The name OF the new Siamese min
lister at Washington is Phya Akharaj
Oradhara. The dentists ought TO be in
the front rank of the reception com
mittee.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Young corbett has decided to aban-
don pugilism and become a surgeon.
lie will be able to take up his new du-
ties with n thorough knowledge OF
fractures and uppercuts.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Chinese taxpayers have another
groan coming. The dowager empress
announces that she will endeavor TO
re-establish the popularity OF the court
function.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Somebody has figured that King Ed
wards coronation will cost sl9.025. 900
And Andrew Carnegie could foot the
bill and hardly know IL.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

II the American schools are not
teaching English there may be comfort
in the suspicion that they are creating
n new language.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

II has been determined by the agri-
cultural department that the San Jose
scale came from China. Let Il be in
cluded I'm the exclusion act.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Multimlllionalre Rockefeller frankly
confesses that he would give the bulk
of his fortune to possess the appetite
OF his landscape gardener.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

American tailors are cospirlng to get
hold OF the London trade. but how do
they expect to introduce into Great
Britain clothes that ft?
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

With Iowa controlling the currency
and the garden seed. the politicians
of that state ought to be reasonably
happy.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
shc,s Gnnr-

Mrs. Burt Harrington has disap.
peared from Adrian. At the Hooker
residence II was stated that she may
have returned 90 her fathers home al
Milan. although she has often
eaid she would never 20 back there
The HoOkers seem relieved 10 have
her pack her duds
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

The advance in wireless telegraphy
was the chief scientific event of last
year.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

One of the inmates az the KaIama.
ZOO asylum recently objected because
the cranbcrries were no, served
peeled.
North Adams will not lose It's stavo
and heading mill after an. sufficient
bonus having been raised To induce Il
10 remain.
Monday night the barber shop OF
Deputy sheriff Paul Schall. at Ann
Arbor. was entered and twenty seven
razors taken.
Over 100 milk dealers Of Kalamazoo
have gone into trust and have adj.
vanced the price Of milk from Eve to
elk cents quart.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Nincengo Nlsolek. the Pittsburg Pole
who was found unconscious with his
wife dead near him. has confessed that
the murder was the result OF n quarrel
In which he struck his wife on the
head with n hammer.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Joaquin Miller says II is wrong TO
exclude the Chinese. Joaquin. how
ever. will have to do most Of the bush
ing himself
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Jahnsan cnnfr..e.-

Charles Johnson. now in lI0ught0n
jail as n suspect In connection with the
murder of Matt Smctte. whose dead
body was found on the morning OF
Jan. y near the Quincy mine with two
bullet holes In his bead. has confessed
TO the numbering of Smetie FOR the sake
of obtaining So the murdered man
was known 10 have.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

An essay on happiness In the Balti-
more Sun resolves itself into one rule:
Pay all bills promptly.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Plethoric wedding fees are In sight
for the ST. Louis minister who is urg'
ing women TO do the proposing.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

The army and navy experts seem TO
think that the Gathman gun Is just
the thing for some other nation.
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24
Produce.


Butter--Crcamcrica. extras. 2H2ic; /;
firsts. haze fancy selected dairy. i6u
i7c; packing stock, ilGi2c: common. ~
Gifc.
cheese. Choice state. October. uHGisc
per ~.
Eggs-candIed. fresh receipts. CSC: stor-
age eggs. 2bn22c per doz.
EVaporated Appics-9c per W: sun
dried. i9sc per H.
Honev-No. 1 white, isffisc: light am
bsr. Iepi3c: dark amber. iodiic: extract
ed. Cfi6i5c per ID.
Appies-Fancy. t3Gt per bbl. choice
s. sOH3 per bbl: common. Si.t0lf2 per bbl.
potatoea-New Michigan. e7Gec per bu,
T. a b. Detroit.
Onions Michigan. sib11.c5 per bu.
Spanish. 81 s. per bu crate.
prcased Calves-Fancy.. sfSisc per ~;
fair. 7f7isc per IL.
pressed IIogs-Iight y.5O; medium. 81
al g5 per cwt.
Way-Pric.s on baled hay. new. nrc az
follows. No. I timothy. ti2; No. 2 81
clover mixed. u0Hi0.o; rye straw. 81;
wheat aud cat straw. 81 per ton IN car
lots. r. %. b. Detroit.
poultry-I.ivc hens. &c; old r0oeters. &c
springs 7i.c. young ducks. 9uioc. young
turkeys. sc. geese. Nneifc rer 10. Dressed
fowl. 7isc: chickens. Sc, ducks. iiffl9c
geese. i6Hiic; turkeys ii1iec per IN
Hidss-So. I green. &C: No. gree n.
siLc. No I cured. sic. No. cured. 7iac
M ealf green. lie. 40. calf green.
sitr. No / calf. cured. lie. No. 2 calf.
nred. sisc. No. kip. grccn. Sc; No. 2 kip.
green gtc. No. I Nip. cured. SIC, No. 2
gip cured. &c. horse hides. -. sheep
peits. as 60 wool. &uSoc
The Yale expositor., 1902-01-24

Don't eat anything. Everything you
eat causes cancer. The scientific sharps
say so. They never eat anything.