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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-In accordance.
with a verbal report made to-day by a
special committee appointed by the secre-
tary OF the treasury, all star route car
riers, contractors and mail messengers car
rying mails between postoffices and rail-
road stations and steamboat wharves will
be paid monthly instead OF quarterly, be-
SHINING July l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
MAN MAY BECOME 4
"MOTHER" FOR $500
Big Club Lets Down the Bars at
New York to Secure a Larger
Membership.

NEW YORK, May 26.-"How may a man
become a mother?' is the question the
members of the New York City Mothers
Club are asking each other. The society
to-day let the bars down to him." and he
may now become a member on the payment
of 81 year.
The revised constitution provides that
any man may become an associate member
and attend meetings if he is in sympathy
with the purposes of the organization.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
TEMPERATURE FALLS
SIXTEEN DEGREES

There was a drop OF IS degrees in tenn
psrature last night that; caused a general
scurrying for winter clfthes. which had
just been put nicely away in moth balls.
The drop in the Their $hometer occurred
shortly after s o'clock. although the tenn
perature during the day. was much cooler
than Wednesday. Fromi a temperature OF
rs degrees yesterday afternoon the mer-
curry dropped to 60 at o'clock this morn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

BERLIN, May 27.-The correspondent of
Tageblatt at Freiburg, Breslau. says that
the parish priest named DR.. Rieger. OF
Pforzheim, fired a revolver at the Arch
bishop of Freiburg, Dr. Loerber, but missed
him DIR. Rieegr is said 10 suffer from the
belief that he Is the victim or persecution
and that the archbishop Is his enemy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

PARIS, May 27.-Mme. Rejane has signed
a contract with George C. Tyler, of the
theatrical firm of Liebler & Co, of New
York for an American tour, beginning in
November next. The tour will extend over
twelve weeks, four of which will be spent
in New York and the remaining eight
weeks will be divided between Chicago,
Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
PAY AFTER IS YEARS..
Jacob A. Riis to Get Money for
Work Done in a Clay Bank.

PERTH AMBOY. n. j.. May 26.-Jacob
A. Riis. author and friend OF President
Roosevelt. was surprised after his lecture
the other night TO be told by Alderman John
Pfeiffer that If he would present his bill he
would be paid for two days work which he
claimed TO have performed thirty-five years
ago while employed here in a clay bank.
The work was done for Mr.. Pfeiffers
fat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
POstmaster's Salary Increased.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May 26-The salary of
the postmaster at Angola, Ind, has been
ordered increased from 81, 800 to 5000. to
take effect July !.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
SOME OF BARKER'S SHIPS
ARRIVE At HORTA

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Rear Admiral
Barker has reported his arrival with the
Kearsarge, Alabama, Maine and Iowa at
Horta. the Azores. One of these vessels
probably will be ordered at once to Tangier
in connection with the kidnapping of the
American, Perdcaris.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

COLUMBUS. o.. May 2s.-Henry Gear
hart. the guard. who WIS shot by convict
DAY, died to-day from his injuries His body
will be taken 10 Ironton for burial. The
convict's body will be turned over 10 =
medical college, he having no known
friends. Albert Huber. the other guard.
shot by Green. is not seriously hurt and
was able to be about thu prison to-day
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
Gompers Sees the President.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-President Com
pers, OF the American Federation of La
Dor. called by appointment at the White
House tonight and discussed with the Pres
ident a number of matters affecting labor
in its social and economic aspects Mr.
Gompers said there was no politics in his
visit.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Consul General
McWade, at Canton, advises the State De-
partment that the plague is spreading. He
reported. further. that the Rev Richard
Noyes missionary, had fallen a victim TO
the disease
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
BRITISH IRE CUT OFF
BY THE THIBETANS
Younghusband Expedition Has
Had No Outside Communi-
cation for Three Days.

SIMLA, British India, May 26.-The Brit
ish Thibetan expedition at Gyang-Tse is
isolated and no communication from ii
has been received for three days. Further
reinforcements have been ordered to the
front.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27

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gums, allays pain. cures wind collie. regulates
the bowels. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea
whether arising from teething other causes
For sale by druggists In every part of the world
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-27
wilhelm Won siemens Dead.

BERLIN. May 26.-Wilhelm Won Siemens,
of the Siemens-Ralske COMPANY. Is dead
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
Saves Two From Death.

Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis, writes Mrs. w. K. Haviland, of Ar monk, N. Y., but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. Kings New Discovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and to-day she is per fectly we'll" Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to pr. Kings New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infal- lible for Coughs and Colds. Soc and $l.O0 bottles guaranteed by $ Johns Drug Co. Trial bottles fir e.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS

Boyd's Syllable Shorthand is the shortest cut to prosperity ever in- vented, Only 9 characters. No ruled lines or shadings.
 Thousands of openings awaiting first-class operators. Easily ac- quired at home.
 Call on our representative in Saint Johns and get testimonials and descriptive circulars.
 Complete first lesson, One-fOurth the entire course, sent to any ad- dress for two 2 cent stamps, pro- viding you mention this paper. Chicago Correspondence Schools,
 (lNooaPoRArspl
 l.. c. Henning, Local Representative.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
PASSENGER FARES.

stop-over Prviledges allowed at any point along the line. Fifty pounds of baggage c.,r- red free for each full fare passenger Express carried to all points along the line For rates inquire of our agents. No special passenger or express rates.
 Agents.
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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
Your Heart.
When Your Heart Fails to Pump Your Blood, Trouble
 Re 5ultS.
Have you hes trouble?

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 You have. ic !."r find it hard to breathe after wal.:.0E LJ stars. exercising, etc. If you have pan in your left side, in c, #, back or shoulder. If you suffer om cold eNtrem.tics pale face, blue E.a dry cou4A, swollen ankles.
 If you have faint@;g spells, breast paHg. p2l ...-;.on. redness of the face, a-amfo.t in sleeping on one side.
 10 only scientific treatment for this w,.oe train of troubles is pr. Miles New Heart Cure.
 Dr Niles New Heart Cure is the prescription of a famous specialist, whose great success in treating obsti- nate nervous heart disease has made his name pre-eminent in the medical and scientific world.
 it. We want you to prove 1t. If first bottle does not benefit, your druggist will give you back your money
 'I have for several years suffered at t'-.-s VII lC't trOu 3r. l got so i I cold I,.t slc.p # the n.ght, @~' I'd 70 I'D on tl2 side Of the oj u., 6~otr -s laye ( q of heart trou- bln and t4~gsht 1 w going the same H"y, but about two and @ half years ago I got a pamphlet about Dr. Miles New T. art C. and thought l would t." few bc les. After using them l since then than before for several years. c.n E~-" roCOnnond thom for heort t~,a. l1.' '-l..- '. JERRY HURT, Pastor la!..at Chirc,, I-urt, Eans.
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
WANTED.

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Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29
Professional Cards.
J. $. WOOLFORD, M.

J. $. WOOLFORD, M. D.
 Physician and Surgeon. Calls from Springervile, Concho aud tiOn. Inspector of Public Health and County Physician.
 Office opposite ArmOry Hall. ST. JOHNS ARIZONA
Snips and the St. Johns herald., 1904-10-29

Q "l WIG to us for Tree Trial A ~. t. i'a5.<tse of Dr. Niles Anti P-:a p..3, t.a New Scientific Remedy fu. Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your case, tell free. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.,, LABORATORIES, ELkIIART, IND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-02
WON'T SEND. TROOPS I [. !;
no THE STHMUS'''.
\ IfRv A ssociated N Press, 3

Ss (Bys Associated Press)
f1VASEIINGTON,@D D. Co [arch 81 va
decided; m at the Cabinet meeting to-day
tina +. troops, should no q be sen 70 III ne
ststhnus Of Panama. Pre- pnratnry orders
that mad been sent to the I bird Infantry
70 rroparo for serv Ice there will be re-
.yoked, Marines will continue to guard = e
interests Of the United States on the
Isth1nus. The Cabinet was influenced IN
It's decision by the disinclination to nave
two Jurisdictions on the lsthmus and a
naval vessels must remain there Tor some
time It was decided to allow the ma ranes
to contlnuu the land duty g 81: ~.
Attot ney- & enernl Knox and 10 her of1l-
Gals OF tho Department OF Justice have
ElInd Observation-Disclosures thc titlc to The canal
property which Is to be passed ito this
country By tho Panama Canal Conpa ny,
but. as yet. they have reached no con-
Ecluslon. It was said after tho meeting
that no money would ho paid by this
government until clear title 70 IL lle
property was obtainable. but no Aintilltl-.
ton was given as to the length OF t Y: lh
which m ght clapsn befores q decision was 8
reached. N sas n. " M 3.Rs
s8 Is said to he certain tina Z the Canal
Commission will GO to the rs thlmus very
soon to inspect Thoroughly the conditti t1I
and 10 start the preliminary ork g. 81
constr,iction.S1t .s tho ca Ism " no
President and the members OF the "a pl-
net that funneccssar del ny st ould 8oc-
cur cur in beginning the work on the canal
md it is their Intention to- press i With
he utmost yigoe. IN 5}5S WI si.s {s
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Conflicting Reports.
tBy Associated Press.)

ttl7s tBS aASSOCltltett Il SS1'iIt
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, March Com
flicting reports reach here concerning
the dynamitiug Of the postotllee q Hum n
the net was committed with robbery IS
t liz motive, and mother Is that It was a
prompted ny prejudice against 4z,m 3 Ib,ev
Ills said that Greerlis III Little Rock,
hut inquiry falls to locate him, J, + Is
also reported from, Hump that "a. Greer r., :
nostotiice there was situated gilfn store.
and recently has been in charge of q
negro girl and a man, rs deputies OF
Greer. NJ " I. =, J,
Tho report that the postoftt Ice was y de-
'stroyed9 By persons opposed to \, g reer,
because he Is Eegro has aroused some
Indignation at Humphrey and sa all 8$o : :
the better class OF citizens q res tncensed
nj the ilnputation. They express tho de-
terminationt to discover such e. motive "
has prompted the: deed. and B In ssuch
event. to make every effort to CAPTURE
linrd punish the guilty persons.
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HT73I 4
NOW
like STRIKE.
Operators Will Make No Con-
ccssions to the M
Miners.
BvAsgocintc,cl Prcss j

(B II Associated Press.) a II \ 4. s.
Ss.g1 INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March ~
When tho Inference OF miners and o11e-
srators OF the Central compet tive district
opened today, ~. II. - ssett,, IN Ohio
8tielega to, moved that tho Il scale now IN
effect bo readopted. ,rhes Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana and West tern Pennsy lvania opc-t
$rntors voted no. q and tho mine rs from
tile same, States yes. 55s
II President riltcho11 then presented the
demands Of the miners, 8and y. y. Il OBJ
Bins made tho demand for Tic operators
of a fifteen per cent. red elton in wages.
He sald s ;f.3 81 Iy AZ 9l
4 Present conditions demund q red uc-s
ton I'M wages. We ask you to arhl trate5
al to what your s share 8of tho rcduc ton,
BiilBthe price Of coal shall be. 1t tell you.
now that I and the COM anies I repre-
sent will never 81 gtn8 Is scale except II
Sbe areductionS In wa es. II
s President Mitchell replied to NJ Rob b.
arg uments for a reduction by Mr.. Rob
bins and then said emph ttca1ly: An
h may be the parting Of tn vs. %;
I Mr.. Robbins says, but for, my part. 4
know what I am going to do. ''$ 5sss
e Isl stateme nt was nterpreted by the
convention to mean the d demands of tho
miners would be ed hered to. The remar TX
was applauded by the mi ers. "a recess
was then taken. ii SS5 ss5 vi,
During tho recess IF. u, n. r obtins, lead \
Ser Of AtheS operators said IT oolss like q
strike. The operators Will makel no con-
cessi ons-a tel one, ~ re- ri
8ductiollH or strik o 81 #s9 7, .s4s
& President Mitchell said III On Mr.. Rob
fbins's stat nent hefore the convention ~
10 i1stsis
w. s. Boyle OF Indiana, made the clos
Ing, address for the operators. The ques::
$tton was then called on the adoption OF
Mr. robbins resol utioil Tor g reduction
of 155 per cent 1 In wa ges. On otlonSof
Mr. Robbins luton for a. REDUCTION
tho Scale Commits tee. together with the
entire question Of fixing 10 sea lc. aS3s The
convention then adj ourned until Thurs-
day. 81 Tho Scale Commit leo Will hold 1ts
Etlrsts session to-mor oW.
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HAVE ONLY PURE WINES.
American Wine Companies to
Wage War on Sugar Wines. u

lbyl tASSOGllLSQ
IA NEW YORK. 81 Ntarch L. meeting or
OF American wine com u
panies and lrn,s east Of TIL
$tains, was held here to- day TO- form as
permanent or gun zatl Ion, N IA commit eal
was appointed to prepare q nea sure ,.to
be Introduced In congresa g. prohiblt5
the manufacture OF so-c called .1sugarsf
Wines. 8 IA resolution was passed pleds.s
ing every member present to make ana
sell only purei Wines and to have them
Tho new orgu nlzation is to be Z llllow 1l Al
as tho American W Inc g rowers 81 tsso-@
ciation officers were 1 elect.
inr tonyllle. IN, ~; First " Ice Preside
~, N Randall, Ripley. y. VI second. VICE
President Paul Garrett 81 Ysl 9 on Y, hG ,,G
III Mars \. urea ,lIcr "a ] lanes Neel, rhana.S
AT ~ Secretary. Leo y Vance. AZ NeTsS
York. =. r. ], ! II ~ III
to meet the conlpetitl ton Of California "a
wines i3tssA
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GERMAN STEEL sYNDlCA'T!' &
l HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
Cr3y a ,sgociated Press.l

BY -Assucla te1 r
BERLIN. March 1.--.A fter long and #te z
Y,,;a,,s negotiations tho German steel
syndicate has finally been orsanized,
b The original plan was for 9 syndicate q
tho entire German steel ndustry, ans
was first set in motion at Frank tort on q.
stha main an tho summer OF lo0a, but. al tegs
long hagsling. this project WAS foH'ses
to be impossible, Ncgotla lions were tns y,
ay,ens twenty-slS OF the largest co9lsS
scerns ii the country. he small leI ~ alsu.
afaeturers. whose output ranges from M
1000, ODD ia 100000 tons we 5
excluded, s. ,,,., III M /, o,,-
The syndicate will begin m ptISslt
II covers railroad material, huls fplsa
goods ana ali forms of conllnercla! stael,s
AM tho steel manufactured tIss 4
twsnty-six blishnents 70 ~ l'e soi'
through the head oilies 8ss sat " aa}
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KILLS BABE I
and H|.lllS'.E'|.' |.
Jealousy and vlVl1lis key Cause cause
Double Ira ged y III q own 81
o,f II kills.
'S(Bys a S. ciated Pre-: $50 /


ElElIN Vs. W. Al q MI rch ca lousy
and wliiskey were the cause OF q 10y bles
tragedy here day. In NJ
Louis Tourev lie, Nv no reside wi hin the e
II is@ dead as Is also the Sint ant
child Of John Meyers. and Mrs q reytllA
and Mrs. Movers 70 rtouslyi injured
About b 3 lock tii afteln oon 1'oureyille
went to his home and began beratihgii
shis wife and threatening to 1 shoot her.
She took refuge on tile roof of The ho USE;
but being d scoyered by y ureville the
woman jumped to tho ground and started
for the woods ui'eyill % costing III her
as she raE. 8 .
When opposite the home { ohm N1oy- .S
ers, Toureytlle encounter red N rss Al!oyersi
with he infant child III her arms ii dlss
anger then turned to her, and accusing
her OF his trouble no raised the pistol
and fired The ball struck the child
in the neck. ploughed clear through IL
and wounded It's mother in the cheek. 4 q
Officers Slmons and hochenderfer lm-
mediately started to place Toureyille utl-
der arrest, but he held them at bay until
his ammunition was exlausted. when h "a
fled into y his own HON q nd H iocyyi H, Ills
brains out wit a shot gun iAtS
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81. Il N y 3 d 80
1oy balcs gross. eo bales sales 200 p ti
All CT receipts
sd It's TO the Continent GA ba lee; STOCK, 0si.--
!. lfsolida ut all rsnpo ~
~, va bales export 70 Great britain. s',s9 '
bales; 10 the Continent. bales I, 7;
rvtal since SEP sc:npcr lst nj FL " 3
receipts s. 4S ass ba 70 - ~
8 bales 10 france. vi 6ll pttes to w! N
Continent, 22,alT,ote bal
II NEW March / 1.ssd
c.ndlion 81 futures has cnsehed solne,Yn %
inc ccr1nnd 9but factors nrc noidhg
al ock for full board piic es, \, s 49,
Futnres ltpe ned stcay and t3g ~ l,o.,s
Tho vWGs opening was catsGa by re
II liverpool ca bes tho decline peirS
;hi,t IA, ID heavy selling ord lars iro y t
and Esy;.t II rTas near rpun Msn Ga Sg =,
4 !, ,Jpwar I'd turn which carried tnenl y .yu r.
is,nts above the lowest figures 9. me in"s
A, inc top there movement
ton ,protit- taking end bear sEofi. WnIn str
dO,yr a. pont orr two balJis !tns
low level In the trading ~
points ut Is 2ss 70 ;rs9
IS g, recovered 10 y, 80 and lnaly oe
\, mark closed quiet losses were:
ssntenbsr 81 and October. Ilr,chn e L. /,
Il sssits4: April. % . q
ssas y q, I f,ntts
ls ta4tt5J5ls; September, "
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ID BOND QUOTATIONS..

Chicago and Nor liw ester % consol 10y
Chicago. n 4 fand Pacific As. g
Chica 60. II. (. and Pac. col 7s3
Co. ca, 6. nnd st. Louis gen q,
Chicag Terminal AZ. 50
iCofso idated Tobacco 69i
Colorado nd Southern 3s I,
iDnnvcr and %Ilfo Crnr de "a vi
L,rie' nrior Iien a %. N e6;
Eria Generai@i ~ \, 81,
VAR Worth and Den City lists o.
1InrktnR g1iLs !, =. 105I
r G,;isviI1a and Nash fUnined Ss,,........ 49,
Wa nm an roraoi gold A. 1J3s
Nexican Central AZ e.
Nfinn m nd ST louis :. I. 30
Miss.iu M b IL ansas aud Texas 4s............
Missouri. Kansas nd Texas "a ~
National n .1s. OF Mexico. con. Se..!......a
= IN, cnff raj Rel1 %,
Ncrthcrn Pacific As 4. 1872,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

FLOUR Continues IN fair demand receipts
NsSs IIt;Ai l., Receipts light market active
tosN-ryeEy Quiet and sloNy Z, u, N. It
oArsFgpnll, Ieess ln I ny ''s4
ia ysFS q Hu Ssr, Fs aatITs aaa
Reeeipts increasing and ~ ssniI,a
WITH aths maj kels presa ars mae ~ ,e MN
aa ~ XII Other, gr,pses quiet and dull. ~
1'S,JSt lIsrRY--E Continues ac,lyc 1t Spotal6'l
for but kliNc5 and dressed IL, &, -,
tvI iEcINiAH BACON Old Continues IN good
demand hsewi SINAI wgll cured mans ~ laiE
demand. other ntock dull ~ /, III a., .
o I'oIAro Essr- receipts yeyy lisht ana mars
kGL nc tive. B, ~. /, 3 =, ~, !, soint
tj3ANSi Isl Receipts Increasing; maxi
steady I'LL "a III " y, Z 4. ,,s;,, ,,,,h
B 10 sos; iiitSfiN S'Eti
FOR THE WE P EsiT N heat sa 4'q
sls; ven Ji5 blshc Flour, IN Bsryslsi
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BLOODY TRAGEDY | !: I j J
IMAM OHIO JAIL
(By associated Press,

a m ICY 1AHSUCIHtSNl r Cst5'1 .3I ~
the s eestaifty 81 lis thfd term il states
prison scott Neal 9f AI Z h,s W sHilfs,
tried ID shoot lla way 70 liberty lo.nlghl
and was responsible for q blood Y trase -
IN the jail AT st. Clairsville. 2. Neal nag l,ada
James sutton, n Bsllaire, prisone & await
Ing trial forfl mysterious murders, O.
his Intention. sutton dropped q note I I,l5
Ina '1 Tie ja.er. Entered te corridor
10 lock lp the pr,sona'rs tGG ,te ~ 1 Ell
lad been betrayed and shot SUTTON
through the temple * Hing HIM instan15 ay.t
He then pointed hIs tt1s stiesr,
Isuiser srapped with lin, and " IN
Nchi's gun resting against his temple,
Whipped out his own YrefoiYe IND shot
Neal through the heart.
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ooIrun Da44skNETs.

MEN Y0nr, plarcn E--l rs c1ttoa market
r.,,S stsary 4, ~ as ,E u .ur
Oh. 4.,4n.,,.s .uries iu.,.
aae - nIqst as.tAs atss,ss.sn to.asn ms
Liz ii,ssi
IiH ", ,i'e s,ivrS s.iu ltlc mar
kpI stsvl,su lttE,i Very nai iLiiA arse
s,a u Ier A.,l rse =
npL,als iiltsr t,its,' Vac u h.s co.,..seat
S,slt1i iiilat tie towsa. ai-l
sola III l,.sy thu ptsntnS Iisars " G,iu lst..y
tp.l lMis rYlcasu ~ tsiis eu,ns u 1st dos,
ctneS " tlpn tpsf+s t,t % = Wy;
j 5000 i siti.s IND Marpn 10. met
gums q .a cia,, w z; sts'a Y
lplli,s. me gains beng on tue neW srep
Il InvF feature or the day was. 4 pcraps,5 tho
stttuuo ctsi the locai bu,il leaa.r party
bought ana soia b,f Turns, ii.ns tnt.a..y
8 otie irIegli.rity ~ INC mat ne anu gieau'ng
10 VARIOUS as real
some cumming mat no so.l ors Ia tilan la
bought anu ma, tne Int 4lrrnness were
inhn.iiu ilted the purpose ot mas ne y bet
III lirst the r.lde was evidently disposed %
MAS bclicYed that sllotw,tnsthnus ng ~ Light
sssns ana ~ ia!ssn III
bull ianasrs would not opoAs = p,otieT,;4i re-
pa fa
Sr mnoher. and rallies More poinpt. nc CAS-
cstin,ate for n,.ltow ran cavirr but
gnioyemant5ot cotton 4 for export. It beng sa.d
lysstgsn s ess
from there ID, day and the total cApor.a for
SSs sn gyrs
foreign source tieneraiiy spea Ing, however
Msrs s tsa sNsts baiss q'es
9asY S saaS
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