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The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09
wnI Want sIo.ooo Moro.

The deed for the site Of the State
Institution Cor the Employment OF rh'
Blind. Ia Saginaw. has been accepted
aud the plans OF Architect Cowlrs.
subject to notifications which hc VIII
make. were also practically adopt 'd
The institution VIII comprise four
buildings. In generally classic sty.'
OF architecture. and the adminlstrt.
ton building aud two dormitorics. %
face Houghton avenue aud Bliss
park The machinery on factory
building viii be- substantial Struc.
ture and comparatively plain. u j.
thought the buildings VIII cost SGoWO.
or $4,000 more than Il was 10 frat
thought. 10 IL also likely that u III.
perlntendent's residence will be- erect
ed az no distant date. this plan being
thought preferable 10y some members
Of the board to that OF providing =
permanent superintendent residence
I'm the administration building.
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rhr cancer OF DI,orcc.

Cardinal Gibbons in an Interview
declares that polygamy exists H. every
state and that the public school sys-
TEN is Imperfect. or divorce hc says.
I'VE are confronted I'm this country by
p0lygamy. mean the polygamy that
exists In every state Of this union,
and there Is no law against this Kind
OF polygamy. but rather laws that rec
ognlZc IL and make 10 possible. Their"
Us law against the polygamy that
exists In Utah. Is not the law OF Ill
VoFce vlriunl form of mormonism In
modified shape Mormunlsm con.
slsts OF simultaneous polygnmN. Will"
the law Of divorce practically Lends 10
successive polygamy Each state has
on lis statute books list OF carSea,
or rather prptrXt'. which arr rccuG'
nized as sufficient grounds for diNurr'
q Ninchlo mitrlmonii There are 100 al
tWrnty-o cAusCs. most Of them oi q
very trlhing character, ana in some
states. as Ia Illinois lnd ln Maine. the
power Of granting a divorce Is left to
the discretion OF the Judge. Evidence,
ara accommodating each year THAT inc
cancer OF divorce Is rapidly spreading
over the country aud poisoning Tue
foundations Of the nation. Unless the
evil rs checked by some speedy ana
heroic remedy thc very existence oI
oar family life Is lHlperlled. How can
We call ourselves Christian nation II
We l0lltr fundamental LAW of Chfis
tianityy And if the sanciiiN ANA lndls'
soublity Of marriage does moi cunstl'
tutr cardinal principal of the chris
tlnn religion. We are 90 a loss 90 know
ANhni Int.. "
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r,tra session In November.

II r. certain that an extra session OF
the fifty-eighth congress Will be called
for November o. Ten days notice only
Is necessary for an extraordinary SEES
sion. but 10 Is probable that the presi.
dent will send out his call n little
earlier. However. the fact that con
gress Is 10 be Summoned for Novem-
Der q Is so generally understood by the
country that there is no doubt that
senators and representatives are al
ready preparing TO come To Washing
ton by that date The president will
not prepare a lengthy message for this
session. reserving what he has 10 say
on general matters for the regular De,
cember session. His note 90 congress
I'm November will be devoted almost
exclusively. II not wholly so. to Cuban
reciprocity
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Town utterly DESTROYED.

The little town OF 80. Charles III
Winona county. Mimi. was almost
completely wiped out by tornado sat
urday afternoon. Seven persons were
killed and % were injured, many ol
them seriously. The entire main street
OF the town was literally wiped out
hardly business place being left
standing. Forty.two residences also
were destroyed and the total property
damage " estimated at 100000
Among the buildings demolished were
the Central school building. the Chi
cago Great Western depot. the Cath
Ollie church aud PARROTS wagon
works.
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The Railroad cases.

-Four members OF the state tax com
mission ARE In Lansing much against
their Wills. having been subpcnaed ~
the suit OF the railroads against the
state. by which Interpretations hope 90
law. Commissioners Dust. Mcl.augh-
lin. Sayre aud Freeman are 10 give
testimony, but Kerr. who was not a
member when the first assessment of
the railroad property was made, was
not suhpenaed.
The first testimony n the big case
was taken Tuesday morning In Ian
sings common council rsom. which
adjolns the headquarters OF the state
tax commission.
Benton lInnchctt. of Saginaw, has
general charge of the ease for the
railroads. and those who were asso-
cinted with him at the session this
morning. were Henry Russell and %. ".
Butteriield. az the Michigan Central,
Alexis &. Angel. OF the Lake Shore.
and Fred W stevens. ~ the Pcrc
Marquette.
The state Is represented hy Atior-
ney-Gcncral Blair. Assistant Il. !.
Wyckcs and Congressman Henry {.
Townsend.
The testimony Is being submitted 10
Charles l.. Fitch. general examiner FOR
the United States court OF the western
district OF Michigan. II Is the side of
the railroads. the c0mplainnuts IN the
ease, that r. now being presented, and
they have two months IN which 10 Of
fer their evidence.
Although there are more than %
cases In all. u stipulation has been
made whereby all the testimony viii
be offered In the Michigan Central
case. and the evidence on both sides
Will cover any mnttcr that j. relevant
10 any Of the railroads.
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rhr Sault Troubles.

The work of paying the Consolidated
Lake Superior Co = men Is progressing
slowly because OF The large numlIsr uf
Hens placed on tile time checks 10y the
merchants can secure but the amount
-of their claims. the remainder OF th"
money going to the men WIN EARNED
H. There are In all about 3.jOl men
to bc paid in the aggregate about S2jn.-
600. An event of The greatest import
ance Saturday was the receipt of u tel
cgram 10y j. T.. Irving. solicitor FOR Ia"
company. from New York. stating thai
the agreement between Speycr a 60.
and the company Is probably Illegal.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

Frank CZolgosz. brother ~ Leon
Czolgosz. who was electrDcutcd for the
assassination OF President Mckinley,
has sold his 4O-acrc farm. three miles
west Of Alpena, and Will open u saloon
I'm the residence district, near the city
limits. The building he has leased was
formerly saloon. but has no, been
occupied as such for several years. Mr.
czolgosz has been a respected citizen
OF this locality for upwards of l. years
and has always borne u good rcputa-
ton.
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Condemned NEWS.

Yellow fever now has 81 cases ln
Laredo. TEX.
only six persons have been NATURAL
lied in Calhoun county since January
I last.
Nellie" Arthur. only daughter or
Tho late President Arthur. IL engaged
10 Charles Plnkerton. OF New York.
Sir Michael Herbert. the British
ambassador to the United States. died
"Wednesday az DavOs-rlatz, Switzcr.
land
senator Burrows ventures the asser-
ton That President Rooscvclrs stand
in the Miller case has added tu uiS
popularity In Michigan.
Buyers FOR commission merchants
are Offering III and II cents a basket
for all the grapes oblainahle in -.
Joseph, and the price may so still
higher
Missionary Mclaughlin. Of the Meth
ndst church. IN Manitoba. Is supposed
lo have persisted with six Indian chill
drcn by the swamping Of their sail
boat in storm on Lake Winnipeg.
More Mormons are attending the
sevcnty-tirst scmi-aunual conference NJ
Salt Lake city than any similar gath
erng in the history of the church.
over 1900 attended the opening cXer-
cises.
The Second United States cavalry.
scattered around az Fort Myer. Va.
Fort Ethan Allen. VI. and Fort Shcri
Jan. H.. has been ordered to the Phil
ipplncs 10 relieve the Eleventh cav
airy.
Congressman William Alden Smith
says hc Is no longer an "insurgent' on
thu cuban reciprocity question. AMI
viii support the bill 10 be introduced
In the extra session To carry the treaty
into effect.
President Buchanan. OF the Iron
workers has come out FOR reelection
az the Kansas convention. and says
that instead OF Parks having every.
thing his own way. the latter has
merely climbed into the bandwagou
Sem to prison for ten years. Albert
Steiner. aged 90. was convicted OF
highway robbery In Massachusetts.
though on the date alleged he was en-
ploycd by the American Bridge 60. az
Trenton y. j. Ills employers will en-
dcnvor 10 secure his pardon.
Almost nude. Blanche Smith. q wo-
mnn conylct who escaped from camp
at Naldostn Ga, was found nearly eX-
hausted In tree which she had
climbed ten hours before To escape
savage bloOdhounds which had been
set on her trail.
Jealousy caused George w. Gar
wood an aged aud wealthy coal brok.
er. 10 Kill Hllda Nogel. aged 30.
waitress. with whom he had become
| infatuated. Ia their room In Pittsburg.
Garwood's wife aud nine children 1rc
| living I'm his home In California, PA.
Mrs. Gins r. Sherwin. Mrs. Alvira
I Sherwin. mother OF Charles T. SHEER
win. and Miss Emma Welsh. OF Tisko-
wa. visitor nc the Sherwin home. were
killed by a tornado. which blew down
the Sherwln residence near Princeton.
| H.. Sunday.
Crazed by the heat John Grccning.
fireman ON the steamship Westernland.
which has Just reached New York, ter
rOrized the steerage passengers 10y
running amuck with huge knife. AZ
ter slashng several slightly he eluded
members of the crew who tried to cap
turc him and leapcd from the tnffrail
into the sea.
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Millions In Tnv~..

Audltor-Gcneral Powers announces
that the state levy this year Is Si.uo3-
u2i e.. which Is the highest on record
In 1901 10 WAS Si.S}5.SH ~. aud iu
1920 10 was So. T35.ST5 ~ Wayn,
county will pay $T533i3 -. against
Sj02.i III 90 "a 1901. The next largest
county levicS are liUughtou $'',i-
10 IL lnd Kent S3SS ~ 80.
Some of Tie largcs' items are. FOR
general purposes. SNnuO1: university.
S:i97 30; Agricultural College. SlOJ
600: Normal school. S1iO.uOO: College
uf Mines. SliG.OOO: soldiers Home.
Sll;i.3Ij; Home FOR Feeble Minded.
Sldl 600; School FOR the Deaf. SiOi.OpO:
prison Improvement. SiT3.i15; national
guard, Sl2l coo; asyiums. $685. 900
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nrnL rIn.r,I.

Saturday the Eau Claire Canning
Co. drew checks Ia the amount Of
$1,000 on the private bank ~ DR.. \. &.
rrobert in thar village, but the bank
did not have funds enough to cash
them. The doors were closed. hut the
cashier promised To- reopen them Mon
day 'robcrt was mixed up with the
state board ~ health in the ~. Lukc'S
hospital deal ut Niles Few years
ago. The canning company is the
banks chief depoSltor.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

THE MICHIGAN NEWS
Showing What's Doing In ali Sections Of the State
uI-sInr Man meard Prom.

William j. Pcurce. of Pontinc. who
mysteriously disappeared from Detroit
about a month ago. has written hls
family that be- Is safe and sound In
Elgin. IN. Ia AN iucoherent and jun.
bled-up cplstlc, Pcarcc wrote that he
could not remember thing from the
time hc left Detroit. about five weeks
ago. until he suddenly rrgaincd con-
sciousncss in Elyn lie said that lac
had been wandering about. hut that
hc did not know where ur how hc had
managed 10 live: that hc was badly In
need of care and attention. a. he hnd
fallen In weight from lao pounds tn
los than 10. Hud hH whole system
seemed 40 hr rackcd aud shocked ~ "a
result uf hls unconscious mpandcriug-
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09
PripcIpaI win Isirbt.

The case Of the People -. T.. VI.
Ledyard. the school principal Of Du-
rand. who II charged with assault nn,l
battery upon 9-year-old BESSIE Clark.
n pupil. was adjourned till October II.
Ledyard has employed Attorneys Kcl-
ley and Scarle. Of Ithaca. To defend
him and TWO local attorneys will act
as counsel Defendant says he will
fight the ease through the supreme
court TO make a test on record
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09
4 bold Itobbcry.

= hold-up ami successful robbery
which lu point of boldncss was never
equallcd in Grand Rapids. was pcrpr-
tratvd this morning IN the office OF
&. II. Gleason iu the Powers building
when Alma Ridpout Mr. Gleason -
stcnogrLphcr. was knocked down and
rendered unconscious and later gagged
before her aSsaliaut went through the
oIcu safe lud took away SlSI iu cash.
leaving lGrgc checks.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09
4 Juror Arrested.

X. VI. Thomas. Of Thompsouvillr
who WIS foreman of the jury which
convicted Deputy Spofford has been
arrested on charge of perjury n
connection with the trial. Thomas
swOrr that he knew nothing of the
ease anu could Sit un the trial ~ q
competent juror. II h Low said that
he knew al about the ease and wit.
ncsscs VIII testify that he told them
h, would ike 10 sit on Spofiord's trial
AMI send him a. HI
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

Although thousands OF dollars worth
OF potatoes have rotted throughout the
thumb. II II believed that II the iinr
weather OF the past week continues
two or three weeks more the bulk OF
the crop Will be saved Beans. too.
are In the main In good shape. exccpt
on very low lands.
Serious riots have occurred at Buda
Pest. Hungary. Striking van drivers
came I'm conflict with the police and
sixty persons were injured. ten OF
them seriously. The police ultimately
fred on the rioters and several OF the
latter were wounded. Troops we're
summoned to restore order.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09
Ell Go BE u MItnr...

In the Ingham county circuit court
Monday Prosecuting Attorney Near
thur asked for permission to add the
names Of Eli II. sutton. Court stem
ographer I,oomis aud wife and +. 4.
Hopkins. assistant cashier of the city
National bank. TO the information M
witnesses In the ease Of John Hol.
brook. charged with attempting to
bride jurors In the Sutton ease.
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May CoutInue spanking.

Because her father took her across
his knee and gave her n good old fash
toned spanking where Il would do the
most good. aud was otherwise I'm
polite" TO her. Ellen Malover 81 Ray
City, aged IL. hut who N as fully de-
velopcd as most girls 81 ~. caused the
old mans arrest on a charge Of assault
and battery. The court told the father
he did just right. and told him 20 con.
tlnue the good work II necessary.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

Prof Nippold. Of Jena University.
Al the general conference Of the Evan
gelical Missionary society OF Germany
Il Goerlltz, Saxony. charged that
Bishop Amer. the German bishop OF
south Shan-Tung, China, was largely
responsible for the outbreaks In China,
because of his arrogance and ambition.
rhe professor even accused the bishop
" Intemperance.
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While attending the funeral OF her
grandson. Mrs. Henry Mertz. Of Fort
Huron. dropped dead % heart disease
Tuesday.
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

cures made by DF.
kilmer s Swsmp-Rooi.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
tits the grea, medi-
caluiumph Of the nine
leenih century dis
covered after years Ct
scientific research BY
Or. Kilmer. the emil
nent kidney and blad-
der ~ne~ialirf and fe
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

4 strange fish. IL feet long,
bluish-black In color. and smooth
skinned with six horn-like protub-
erances about the head. was hauled In
I'M n net OF ManitOu Island.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
The Yale expositor., 1903-10-09

wonderfully successful IN promptly curing
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form CT kidney trouble.
Or. Kilrner's Swamp-Root Is not rec
commended for everything but II you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble I, will be found
Just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways, IN hospital work, IN private
practice. among the helpless toe poor 10 pur-
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every case that a special arrangement has
been made By which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried Il, may have
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Rooi and how 10
find out Il you have kidney or addertrouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
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hamton, n. Y. The -sA@@i. l ~ ~
regular fifty cent and Home q svAmp-Roos
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake. but remember tho
name. swamp Root. DT kllmer's swamp Root
and the address, Binghampton, y. V, on every
bottle.
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offer in this paper and
send your address TO
Or. Kilmer & Co.. Bing-
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-28
INDIANS FIGHT
At THE DANCE
Stabbfhg and Shooting
Complete a Savage
Festival.
Quarrels Result in Serious
Trouble at a Farm
in Shasta.

REDDING, Sept 27.-Several hundred
Indians and haIfbreed Indians employed
in picking fruit at Anderson. twelve miles
south Of here, held dance on the Petty
grove farm a mile from Anderson, last
night. which wound up in the early hours
this morning with two fights. One ended
fatally at once and the other may result
in a fatality
The Indians and halfbreeds had been
drinking. The hrst trouble was between
jeff Lowry, a haiibreed Indian Of Modoc
County, and Dick Rogers, an Indian OF
Big Meadows. Plumas County. Rogers.
who Is under arrest, says that he loaned
Lowry a dollar some time ago and failed
to get it back, despite repeated requests.
He says he asked Lowry for IL again this
morning at the dance and Lowry, calling
him a vile name. told him never TO ask
for the money again. at the same time
pressing a revolver against Rogers
breast and pulling the trigger. The cart
ridge failed to explode. Rogers says he
stabbed Lowry twice in the abdomen to
save himself. Physicians say one of the
knife wounds may cause death. Lowry
was a partner of Charley HOugh. notO-
riously bad Indian OF ModOc County, who
was killed by officers.
The excitement of the stabbing affair
had hardly worn off when the Indian
dancers heard three pistol shots in rapid
succession on the outskirts of the crowd
They found Joe Henderson. an Indian of
Big Bend. Shasta County. a brother of
Stonewall Jackson. a locally famous In
dian chief OF the same locality, dying. He
had been shot through the body, the bull
let touching the heart Death came in a
few minutes and the identity of the slay-
er has not been established.
The Indians will talk but little of the
affair, although they say that Henderson
was considered the leader in the move
ment which resulted in the shooting and
beheading Of Louie Thomas, an Indian
doctor Of Burney Valley in this county
several months ago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-28
SERIOUS REVOLT
Of IRON WORKERS
Many Delegates Threat
en- Withdrawal From
Association.
Dominance of Samuel Parks
Will Not Be Longer Toll
Grated by Them.

KANSAS CITY. No. Sept. N.-Pitts-
burg, Cleveland, Buffalo and Wheeling
delegates, representing 10000 men, decided
here tonight to withdraw from the Inter-
national Association OF Structural Iron
and Bridge Workers in the event of the
continued dominance OF Samuel Parks,
the New York walking delegate, in the
annual convention now beng held here.
Michael F'laherty, chairman of the
Pittsburg delegation. viii direct the anti
Parks fight on the floor Of the convention.
The injection Of Parks and his influence
has so shaped affairs that the New York
walking delegate is an issue as directly
opposed 10 the Buchanan regime and II
has been decided to fight it out on that
line by again attempting the reelection
OF Buchanan.
At caucus OF the Buchanan men to-
night II was figured that che president
could count on forty-three votes.
Exuiting in his rscent triumphs Parks
is already Boosting that he Will make
trouble when be returns 10 New York. In
an interview TO-DAY he sale:
II am quoted n New York as saying
that am going 10 raise all kinds of trou-
bic upon my return. l do not intend to
call any strikes among the structural iron
workers engaged on buildings in New
York But II there is not a change in the
conditions at the East River bridge L
shall start something there in about TWO
weeks
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-28
CAUSES
WOMAN'S DEATH
Mystery Of Sensational
Sacramento Case
Unveiled.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 27-Mrs. Matte
V. MacEwen made every preparation for
her burial some days before she took the
dose of morphine which ended her life.
Mayor George H. Clark, head of the Clark
& Booth undertaking company, two
weeks ago conducted the woman through
his esta blishment and arrived at terms
with her with reference to the cost of
her funeral.
That Coroner William F. Gormley
should have denied to Inc Call CORE
spondent all knowledge of the case. when
in fact he had half an hour before pre-
sided at an inquest at which a verdict of
suicide was rendered. has given rise to
no little criticism of the Coroner's meth
cd of conducting public office. He
treated the local newspapers as he at
tempted to treat The Call, and hence The
Call, which secured the truth from other
sources, was the first paper to tell the
Sacramento people about the manner in
which the suicide was sought to be
hushed up.
Mrs. Matte MacEwen. an aged and re-
spected former resident of Sacramento
but of late years resident of San Fran
cisco. where she had relatives came IN
from the latter city about three weeks
ago and took d room at friends house.
Afterward she secured an apartment at
the Capital Hotel.
On Friday evening she was found in her
room at the hotel In condition bordering
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-28
IMMIGRANT
HORDE CROWS
EACH MONTH
Years Record Will Far
Exceed the Million
Mark.
Majority Of Arrivals Come
From Austria, Italy
and Russia.
Special Dispatch to The Call

CALL BUREAU, 1906 G STREET. NV.
WASHINGTON Sept T.-Immigration
statistics continue 10 surpass all records
and q total Of more than a million immi-
grants during the present fiscal year
seems now assured. The total last year
was S57.046, which was 1854 in excess Of
the number Of arrivals in any previous
year An Increase Of but Is per cent over
last years figures would make this year
total more than one million. but the in
crease for the first months Of this fiscal
year amounts TO 36.1S4. or IS PEI. cent more
than the corresponding months last year.
II the same rate Of increase is maintained
throughout the year the total for the
twelve months viii be I.l7S9 go
The figures for August that have Just
been prepared in the immigration Bureau
indicate that there is every prospect that
the total viii be even greater. Immigra-
Ton is always heavier in the spring and
Kan than IN summer. August is one of
the highest months Of the year. but the
total for August this year was 64.g77. an
increase over August last year of -. rs.
or zzl per cent. The total for the first
Two months Of the present fiscal year was
lSl,5l5. while for the same period last year
the figures were but 1881
Little change in the character Of the
immigration is shown by the August fig
Ores. Austria-HUngary italy and Russia
continue 10 supply more than One-haf Of
the total number OF arrivals. Asiatic
countries contributed 2220 arrivals in Au-
gust, Of whom 1884 were japanese most of
whom were destined for the Hawaiian
Islands There We're $50 Chinese who We're
able 10 satisfy the immigration officials
that they were entitled 10 admission 10
the United States.
Germany, Norway and Sweden, which a
few years ago contributed a large por-
tion OF the total immigration have not
fallen OF so much in the actual number
OF immigrants as IN the relative number
when compared with other countries.
There were z066 arrivals from Germany
during August, an increase Of 1535 over
August. 1902
Norway contributed 1871, an increase OF
81 over last year
The arrivals from Sweden numbered
59l9. exactly the same number as in last
August
England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales,
comprising the United Kingdom. have
been for some months past contributing
more largely 10 the total immigration
than had been the case for some years.
The total arrivals from these sources dur
ing August numbered S04s-