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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
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betommen. Iue Nnftebler, mel6e
uber ct. Paul fommen, ionten
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por5uipre6en, UNI ii6 bic porse= !
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bis ct. Saul %taufen; i'm lesten SAL
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bllflt6 gu ietn, peitere S%abrtarten
gu ermaBisten Staten uon ct. Saul
aus gu erlansen.
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ct. Paul tommen, t0nnen uns brief
LID mtttbeilen ben Namen unb Nlter
zines jeben Samtlienmitsliebes, Iomie
aud Oh etne Gar gepdd mitseben iol,
Oh bteielben iber Sic Soo=9tne ober
uber bic Great Nortbern fabren wol=.
len, unb mir perben linen bic gerti=
Itcate per Pot suien6en laiien.
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Sebr uiele Samilten baben iid ouf
ibren 6eimitdtten i6on bdusli9 ein=
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permeb1t li9 nit iebem Sage.
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lobalb ME u eben mosli6. ginise
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lou mitten tn ber Nniiebluns sebaut
perben; bort mirb au6 eine Stabt
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beiben 1ou, neil BON ben N%nlieblern,
bic bort in Der Ndbe uobnen, piele
aus benz WIn1terlanbe unb Weitfalen
fomn1en.
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welde bielen Sommer sebaut rperoen,
unb aud, no bic &ir9en btnfommen,
stbt es iebt nod bic beiten 9elesen=
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sebt audi bas 8ert~aufslanb lebr l6neu
fort, unb uer suerit fommt, nimmt bas
Bette, barum lift es ni6t ratbiam gu
rparten. Die Yreile unb 8ebinsun=
gen itnb peridieben. Ser Yreis lit
$3.50 Bis $1,000 per Ncre. Die
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50. OC per Ncre, bas iibrise nuB BIN
men pier bis flint Sabren in slei6en
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gen 9aubpreiie in Der Iniiebluns iinb
aber I'LL bis gum /. Stunt 1908 felt.
selest uuo peroen olsoann wabrldein=
lid aud bebeutenb erbObt werbeu. Die
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bort binnen brei Sabren $40 big S25
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

Sermanu Gafen,
Geo. Suobla9bL
Sos Sarbed,
Senrp S6inbler.
Srau Is. Sanbed,
Sobu 90. Gau,
Suab Slatlep,
Beter S6Onber9,
Sreb. Gbrihen,
Sobn Collage,
@barles Stalbsrser
&c. Wiuer,
Sas. Smbide,
@bas. Cooper,
Qutou S9uuie,
Sobu DEFINES,
sSrau Yeter @uu,
60. Sa6mann,
Mite Gua,
s. $. Did,
Casper fSrebrif,
Srau Barb. 8artbel
Ibal,t G Nobeu,
Nid. @alei6,
Nid. 2%innemann,
Sberin bes Gnnpent!
/. 81 ct Soiepb.
9o6m. P. Iu9ulttu
9lem. Staub,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

H 80 Mder Qanb 20 Hutben
iibli6 BON Der Creamery in Stem
Muni9 81 u~erfaufen BET Sobn W.
8o9t, Melroie, Mtnn. 1874
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

lttDeH w.
Benedict Qltmaun,
Senrp &eaer,
Seurp Ereif,
Or. Yinault,
8arnep Sennis,
Serb. Smeeters,
@m. Soft,
Serb. Weper,
Sobn grown,
Sobn @briiten,
Senrp q. Weper,
90. s. Sobom,
@mmet 8entler,
Qnbrew S9neiber,
@u9uit @enfman,
Serb. S3mulpe,
Qbam @uu,
Inton gaines,
Sobu S~inolenfetier,
Bal. Gi6er,
Ntd. gartbel,
Qler. Oebmer,
Sbos 3a6mann,
geter 3inlmer,
Sranf Enrichment,
Nid. @iuems,
So6w. P. g.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

per, nabm gang beionberen. Mntbeit
al, meinem r@ronii@en" aeiben, bas
lit Der vOurit". unb na@bem mir uns
cine balbe Stunbe t0itli@ unterbaltcn
uno babel ieinem Yrobutte fleibis gus
selpro9en, iasten MIR uas n9ebez
wobl." Mls i6 bereits unten auf Der
Strabew ar, erl6ien nod feline impoian
tie Sisur, gum Nbi6ieb Elm uolles @las
l9wentenb, unb umwiatabrli6 erin=
nerte i6 mid ser paiienben Worte
@oetbes:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Pastor
Enabled to Preach at
Last
Moment After Terrible
Headache.
Or. Miles Anti=Pain Pills
Cured Him.

II have used DIR. Miles Remedies with good
effect and have every to think well Of them.
The Nerve and Liver Pills excellent have
preached on several occasions with and COM
fort after having been relieved OF headache by the
use of the Anti-Pain Pills just before the season
for service when otherwise | would have had to
apologize and dismiss the congregation. My wife
frequently has them under her pillow and gets
relief from pain during the night from taking
single tablet. Both my wife and myself have also
received great benefit from the Of Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine for nervousness, nervous ex-
haustion and sleeplessness. Rev. J. r. RIDE
NoUR, formerly Presiding Elder OF the U. b.
Church, Middhtown, Md.
The efficacy OF DIR. Miles Pain Pills could not
be more clearly shown than in the reverend gen.
tlemans testimony above. There is scarcely per-
son living who has not suffered disappointment at
some time through headache. Thousands of peo-
pie find In AntiPain Pills a ready relief from
many forms of headache, such sick, bilious,
nervous; eye strain dizziness. sickness, ner-
exhaustion or the fatigue of travel, sight
seeing, etc. Many others by their use are enabled
to attend the church. theater. etc, who would
otherwise be compelled TO forego the pleasure.
Contain opiates. non-laxatiye; % doses, -
:ents. Never sold in bulk.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DIR.
Miles Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous
and Heart Disease. Address DR.. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
SCARCITY OF ELIGIBLES.
Police Department Has Difficulty in
Securing Men for the Force.

Some difficulty is being experienced by
the police department in the matter of get
ting men enough to fill the positions on the
force which were provided by Congress at
the last session. There are forty-five ap-
pointments to be made the 1st of July, the
beginning of the next fiscal year The
pay provided is $50 a month. or SIS lower
than that of the private of the first class.
1t is believed that the salary question has
something to do with the scarcity of avail
able material. A great many applicants
have been examined, but only a small pro-
portion of them has passed the medical
test Among those already certified for
appointment are number of young men.
Under the law the age must be between
twenty-one and thirty-five years. Many
under twenty-five years of age have been
certified for appointment, and several OF
them appear to be much younger than they
really are.
AS a rule police officials prefer men for
appointment who have reached their
twenty-fifth year, but there are many ex-
ceptions to the rule at this time. In con-
sideration of the reduced amount of COM
pensation the men selected for appoint
ment are making anxious inquiries concern
ing the first years outlay for uniforms.
Those who go on duty during the summer
will have to expend about $50 for clothing
and about $50 more during the remainder
of the first year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
From an Opposition Journal.


The reports quoted above are all from
newspapers hostile to the Jews and friend
Iy to the government. We shall now give
a description of the riots from the Russki-
va vyedomoski, the leading opposition pa
per, which has in its issue of May re-
port from it's special correspondent:
ION Easter day Kishiny6v was bespat-
tered with the blood of the Jews. The
orthodox population has celebrated this
holiday with robbery and violence An
anti-Jewish riot took place. 1t is hard to
describe it's effects. Kishinyov has the ap-
pearance of city sacked by a hostile
army. Nearly all Jewish houses and stores
throughout the city, from the center to
the outskirts, are demolished and robbed.
Jewish vineyards in the suburbs are ruined:
the sidewalks and the streets are covered
with papers, broken glass, fragments of
furniture: window panes are smashed and
door and window sashes broken out; down
from Jewish pillows fills the air and covers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Death of Paw Director Bellows.

The Navy Department is informed that
Pay Director Edward Bellows, U. s. navy,
retired, died at his home at Walpole, N. H..
yesterday. Pay director Bellows entered the
navy from New Hampshire in June. 1867,
and reached the grade of pay director In
July 1898 He was retired in the grade OF
rear admiral April % last and since then
lived at Walpole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Bows Wash Suits, 09i

Galatea and Cheviot Wash Blouse
Suits, in navy blue, brown and ~~
linen effect. Friday, per suit. WWC.
Worth fully $1.I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Poor Blood.

The myriads of pillaging germs
that feed on the life elements and
vital parts of your blood, soon de-
stroy the red corpuscles, and your
pale, emaciated face quickly dis
closes the beginning of a decay that
ends in a long period of sickness or
possibly death.
RADAM'S MICROBE Kill
LER prevents and cures disease by
destroying Bacteria, the organic life
that causes fermentation and decay
of blood corpuscles. Kill these
germs, and nature, through rich, red
blood, will kill the disease.
Free Book. 12l Prince St, New York. or
Washington Office.
6I4H Ninth St. NV.
Cbas E. Bell. Manager. Phone 217e-Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21

Policeman Narrower sent Harry Codrick
to the Washington Asylum Hospital late
yesterday afternoon to be treated for an
injury to his head. The officer found him
lying the Pennsylvania avenue bridge.
He said he had been assaulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21


ethics. love and brotherhood
To properly appreciate this editorial one
must realize that in Kishinyov, as in all
cities of the same class, the vice governor
is ex-officio censor of the press and has the
unlimited power to exclude any article from
the columns of the newspapers The alb
sence of any criticism of ant-Semitic ut
terances of a paper published in city with
a large Jewish population finds it's explana-
ton in the policy of the local censor. The
Kishinyov censor is by no means excep-
ton in this respect. A few months ago the
voskhod of st. Petersburg printed letter
from country editor, Mr.. Petrishchev,
who related the story of his unsuccessful
attempts to get into his newspaper a few
words of criticism against the anti-Semit-
ism of the rival local paper.
The stock in trade of the Russian anti
Semitic press is the claim that the Jews
have no one to blame for their persecu-
ton but themselves, because they are not
agriculturists, but money lenders and "ex
ploiters." One would think that it does not
take lawyer to decide whether the defense
of usury is good plea in abatement to
charges of murder and rape. But such is
the state of the official Russian mind that
the liberal press is compelled to argue this
proposition. The Russviya Vyedomosti
points to the fact that the victims of this
outbreak of mediaevalism are poor men,
mechanics and day laborers, who are earn
ing their bread in the sweat of their brows.
And the Voskhod makes the following reply
to the anti-Semites:
Beginning with the act of May 3, 1882,
for the space of more than two decades
crucial test was made. The Jews were
barred from all intercourse with the Cen
tiles. The liquor trade, the right to buy or
rent farm land, and even to settle in rural
districts were taken away from them: In
a word, the opportunity for exploiting the
native population has been cut down to the
root And what is the result? Leaving
aside the cost of this experiment to the
Jews, we would ask: Has the economic con-
dition of the surrounding population i'm
proved? Is 1t less addicted to drink, less
ignorant? VIII any one still dare to assert
that all the evil is due to the Jews, that the
Jews are exploiters? No one will, except
those, of course, with whom lying has be-
come profession" /. A. HOURWICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Csc. Silk Belts, 10c.

Women's Silk Belts; red, 4 ~
green and black: a large va II VIC
riety of buckles. Friday each. -
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24
The Blondells" 60 to the
Center OF the Earth

A play far away from the ordi-
nary class of theatrical production
and treatin G entirely of new and
novel subjects Is being produced
the present SEASON by those wei
known favorite comedians, The
Bloudells, backward" and "Libbie"
And the name of their newest pro
duction Is called Through the
Center of the Earth" and Is re
plete with romantic, weird and ias-
cinating oddities, displayed with
realistic ard startling feet, ard
aboundirg In mechanical and cleo,
trical novelties never before intro
duced on the stsge, magnificent
scenery, gorgeous costumes and a
company of forty persons aid In
rendering The performance com
plete in all details Toe company
will appear at the Auditorium
Wednesday night.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24
Finding More Mnteri-I.

How large is your Mammoth cave
asked the foreign tourist.
Nobody knows exactly" 81 the ma
tive. ITS so large. though. and people
get lost in it so easily. that when :
man is about to explore it lie makes h
will and wishes his weeping friends
goodby."
Most astonishing. never heard thai
beforer'
''0h, well. Of course. il isn't quite Sc
bad as that. was only joking"
ENTRY in foreign tourists notebook
Another curious custom among Amer
leans is that when they tell an amaz,
ing lie they call it a joke. "I-Chicago
Tribune.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24
Girin- Him n Chance.

Master Pickles. think that If l went
out of the room Mr.. Spooner would kiss
you, Ada.
Miss Pickles (sternly)-Leave TIE
room this instant. you imperunent boy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24
Local News

Iifs i. IN. NduSdupJOL doShS amy
was In the city today
Contractor Jack O'Hsre arrived
In the city last evening.
Architect W. B O'Neill, of Mari.
eta, was Il the city today.
W. R. Smith. of Wells Street,
went to Petersburg this morning.
Nathan Salisbury lett this morn
4 Ing or points south on business
mission.
Hiawatha Lodge o o. F. held
an important and interesting meet
Ing last night.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. Charles L. ellis
were the guests Of friends in
Whee ling yesterday.
Fresh country eggs the best In
I the market, at l6 cents at Frantz &
! HiSsam'S. "a 2t
William Templeton,a we'll known
I driller, returned this morning from
! the Marshall county oil field.
Wanted-Flve sewing girls, good
wages, steady employ ment. Ad
dress the Marietta U. o. CO. Box
I46, Marietta, 0. I97t
Jesse Holmes, a we'll known
driller of Long Reach, was calling
on his many friends hele today
For Sale Chesp-Five roomed
house on north Water street. A
great bargain for sn early buyer.
Call at residence, No. GA. 2 IS tt
Chas. Booth, of the firm of Booth
( & Kincaid, contract carpenters, was
a Marietta business caller today.
Tomatoes, cucumbers and straw
berries fresh from the south at
Frantz and Nissan. 1T
R. E. ard Mrs. Weber, of Waite
street, were called to Lease Run,
I Ohio, this morning by the death OF
a relative.
DR.. A E Doneghy, the popular
Z Osteopath, will be in cfice. In the
+ McCoach tuilding, formerly occu
4 ped by Mr.. Denniug, on Tuesdays
Z aud Fridays of each week. FL Ct
Chas. Bissett, of the Eastern OIL
company with headquarters at
4 Petersburg, was business visitor
In the city today.
We did not see our eggs laid, but
we know they are not over "a hours
old, and they are only I6 cents.
7 Franz & Nissan. "a ut
Others haye found that gener-
Gus use of the Oil Review advertis-
y ing columns removed those wr'n-
kles of care. Try it.
Frank Talbot, who resides in
n Oh o, just opposite the city, sold
4 fne draft horse today 10 George
4 Huffman, OF M .rietta, for the round
sum OF $40
4 For Sale.-H u.e and lot on
4 Stocking avenue, eight looms,
= plastered, good cellar, bath, gas and
electric light In best of order.
q Will sell cheap, either for cash or
on time. Inquire II2 East street.
q II I2t
R. A. Nash returned to the city
last evening on board the Q1een
City from Huntington, where he
spent the winter. Mr.. Nash Is
farming and gardening the Russell
island just north of the city. He
Is a practical man In his line Of
business and his farm products al
ways meet ready sale In this citv.
One Of the most remarkable cases
4 OF cold, deep.seated on the lungs,
3 causing pneumonia, IS that of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Fenner, of Marion,
& Ind, who was entirely curei by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure.
She says: The coughing and
straining so weakened me that 1 run
down In weight from I48 to 81
& pounds. tried a number of rem =
edies to no avail until I used One
+ Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles
of this wonderful remedy cured me
, entirely of the cough, strengthened
,-,., l,,nnc ord rnctnrad ma IN mn
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-24

II is = lot Of fun being in love If a
man do >n't care if he saves any mon
ey or holds his job.-Atchison Globe.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-05-12
Strike il Australia.

Melbourne, Victoria, Saturday, May s.
"A strike on the state owned railroads
of Victoria commenced at midnight.
Demonstrations previously occurred in
front Of the newspaper offices and
troops were ent to patrol the streets.
Otherwise the city is quiet.
The strike grew out of a curious lis
pute between the government and the
railroad employees regarding the right
Of the latter to affiliate themselves with
Victoria trades hall the headquarters
of trade uniOniSm in this colony. The
employees of the railroads are practical
ly civil servants and the government
claims that in case of a strike in other
trades affiliated with the trades hall the
railroad men would be obliged to strike
In sympathy and therefore the govern
ment notified the railroad men that I'M
less they withdrew from the trades
hall before May 18th they would be dis
missed. The strike resulted and about
1000 railroad men are involved in the
dispute.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-05-12
THE UPPER CAPE FEAR.
New County Physician in Cumber-
Iand-DeIegates to the Episcopal
Council = Increase in
icreage-PersOnaI.
Especial to The Messenger

Fayetteville, n. c., May S.-Dr. John
D. MacRae, who has filled the position
so ably, having resigned as county
physician, DR.. a. S. Rose has been
elected TO succeed him. The writer
heard n Of the oldest and most in
fuential members of the medical pro-
feSsiOn say recently that DR.. Rose had
a great professional career before him;
and those who heard his expert testi-
mony in the Utley trial We're struck
with his c%learness and force in the
treatment of the matters in evidence.
The following have been chosen dele
gates and alternates from the parish
of st. Johns church to the Council of
the Episcopal Diocese of East Caro-
lima, which convenes in this city on
Wednesday,. the goth Instant: Major
B. r. Huske, Major E. j. Hale, Messrs.
F. r. Rose and w. y. Tillinghast; al
ternateS. Col. w. J.. Green, DR.. T.. D.
Haigh, Messrs. W. E. Kyle and w. H.
Pope.
From what the correspondent is able
to gather, the acreage in tobacco is
steadily increasing in Cumberland
county, and if this season finally pans
out f~avorably to the crop, it will be the
largest of nan years. Among the quite
extensive planters, are Hon. j. G.
Shaw and Mr.. w. NJ. Morgan on the
valuable tracts of land which they
bought some time ago a few miles
west of town.
Several lawyers from abroad have
been here within the past few days in
attendance on the superior court, among
whom are Mai. John D. Shaw, OF
Rockingham. Messrs. Murphy and
~fTh0TnnSnn of craanShnrO and HaV of
Raleigh. The only case of more than
local interest will come up next Tues
day, that of A. H. SlOcOmb VS.. Sea-
board Air Lin railroad company, for
damages Of $3.50, 600.
The vote cast in the county on the
question of issuing $40, 900 in bonds for
good roads was very small, but of this
vote the majority against it was over
whelming.
Two handsome acceSsiOnS to Market
Squar are the iron front plate glass
store of Mrs. NJ. J.. Pemberton, ad-
joining that of Messrs Williams &
Jessup Bros, and the tasteful new drug
store of Messrs. Mcclellan & Co. in
the Mcclellan building.
Misses Eliza and Annie l.. Rose are
visiting the family of Rev. DR.. John
NJ. Rose at Laurinburg.
! Mr.. E. J. Monaghan, the efficient
ticket agent at the Atlantic Coast
I Line railroad station, is able to be at his
post, after long and serious illness.
Mr.. w. NJ. Morgan a returned
from a business visit to New York.
There will be an interesting educa-
tional rally, with several distinguished
speakers on the programme, at Lum,
Der Bridge Thursday, the 21st instant
The commencement exercises OF
Professor w. s.. Brewers Academy a
Newton Grove takes place on Thurs
1 day, the 14th instant.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-05-12
TillipinOs and Negroes Fake.
Washington, May S.-The war d.

Washington, May S.-The wal de-
partment today made public the report
of Colonel Mills upon the alleged inter-
view with General Baldwin at Denver,
together with the endorsement Of Sec
rotary Root. The findings have al
ready been made public. The report
deals with the methods of the different
newspapers in Denver and pronounces
the interview in which General Bald
win is alleged to have criticised the
Filipinos and negroes "a fake. Sec
rotary Root endorsed the report, saying
he had no doubt of the correctness Of
Colonel Mills conclusions.
Detroit, Mich, May Sin an inter-
view yesterday, at the Loyal Legion
Banquet, General Baldwin said:
The Filipinos are indolent 10 a mark
ed degree and they nave absolutely nc
confidence in what they are told by
he American officers. Possibly this
should be modified TO the extent that
they have no confidence in the promise
made them. This is due to their past
three hundred years experience. II
time it may be possible to educate the
Filipino to exert himself sc he Will dc
something.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-05-12
The Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton

New Orleans, May S.-Secretary Hes
ter's statement of the worlds visible
supply of cotton issued today shows
h total visible to be 1885, 25 bales,
against 1852 35 last week, and 3,443,-
746 last year Of this the total of
American cotton is 1,S42, 725, against
1,97S,435 last week and 2,3S1, 746 last
year.; and of all other kinds including
egypt, Brazil, India, ETC., 1,143, 900,
against 1,1S4,O 900 last week and 1,062. 00O
last year. Of the worlds visible sup
ply of cotton there is now af1oat and
held in Great Britain and continental
Europe l, 100000 bales, against 1915, 900
last year; in Egypt $1,000, against 147,-
900 last year.
In India 500, 900, against $50, 900 last
year, and in the United States AL, 900,
against 793, 900 last year.