davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

WALTER WELLMAN, den be-
kante Chicagojournalisten, sager
i Record-Herald att president
Roosevelt ar en- helt AMMAN man
nu, an da han intog presidentsto-
len efter McKinleys dod. Han
har fatt Store herravalde Oliver
sig self, skrifver Mr. Wellman,
och dock har han en- ALT for
positiv och demonstrativ karaktar
for att kunha forneka sig sjelf.
Ehuru Roosevelt dag och man,
men for ire ar sedan ar densamme,
handlingskraftig och full at initia-
tiv, ar Diet dock den skillnaden att
han nu ar battre balancerad an
forr, han har, for att begagna
skriftens ord, visat att han ar var
dig att herrska Oliver manga ting,
emedan han forstar att beherrska
sig sjelt. Delta ar sa mycket
mera att lagga marke till. emedan
han icke blifvit tvingad dertill i
odmjukhetens skola. Medau ALT
gick lugnt och hans vsg. var be-
strodd med rosor och belyst at
lyckans och medgangens sol, larde
han att beherrska sig sjelf. En-
medlem at hans kabinett har sagt
att Roosevelt langt ifran ar rege-
ringens orolige ande, som bara
obetanksamt gar pa utan att lyss
ma till forstsndiga rad. Han ar
tvartom den NEST eftertanksam.
me at dem ALA och fattar aldrig
EFT beslut i en- SAX, imam den
blifvit grundligt undersokt fran
ALA sidor, men da han funnit den
rata losningen, gor han ALT for
att fora den igenom. Delta ar en-
vacker .uppfattning af en- man,
hvilken at ALT att donna kommer
att blifva landets hogste embets
man vid de kommande valen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
Verl6ens storsta elektrisk.

Verl6ens storsta elektriska
ljuskastare skall uPpstallas pa
verldsutstallningen i St Louis.
Med dess tillhjelp skola lasliga
bokstafver kunna kastas mot
natthimlen och kunna ses pa EFT
afstand at ofver $50 mil, alltsa
pa en- omkrets at Diver 900 mil.
Antagligen kommer delta veten-
skapens under komma att profa-
neras i reklamens tjenst. Lin
serna, som arc Oliver 7 fot i dia,
meter, hafva sliputs Tyskland,
EFT arbete, som upptagit hera
manader. Skulle en- at dem ska
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

das, kunde en- AMMAN 81 anskaffas
imam utstallningens slut. De
hafva dock i valbehallet skick
anlandt till St Louis, dit de fors-
ladies' FIR. New York i en- sarskildt
derfor inrattad Pullmanvagn.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

F ina parfvmer kunna .erh3lla
hos c c. Thelander. I'd
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spalding, 3 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

The Official ToxrnaL Of inter
national TezOeiyy Woykers Of A.
mfriea sager: ''Intet nytt bolag
har tilldragit sig Store uppmark-
samhet i fnansiela kretsar an
Brazilian Diamond, Gold and De
veloping Company Of the United
States.
vi veta ALA att diamaut gruf
drift skapat enorma rikedomar for
manga. Diamantfalten i Sydafrika
ha gjort manga till millionarer,
och hundratals sma investors med
liret kapital ha fatt sin andel i
grufyornas rikedomar tillsammans
med de fora ech forvarfvat Store
eller mindre formogenheter. Nj
kan ej oil delegare i denna rike-
domskalla i Afrika, emedan den
afrikanska diamanttrusten icke
har nigra aktier till salu. Delta
nya bolag. SON, organiserats al
amerikaner och med amerikansk
duglighet, har forsakrat sig stora
landomraden i Diet sa kallade Dia.
mantina- distriktet i Brazilien.
On nj onskar placera pengar
EFT sakert och fordelaktigt foretae
skulle vi tillrSda err att tillskrifva
bolaget for fullstandiga u~pplysnin,
gar ON foretaget. vi anse foreta'
get vara EFT godt och sundt affairs
foretag, som fortianar uppmark'
sammas at investors sma sava
som stora".
The Commercial Digest, New
York, for den II December 1903,
skrifver bland annat: "Ryktet on
de sydafrikanska diamanttalter
eller grutvorna har matt till YER +
dens tyra horn, och de, som wore
lyckliga nog att insatta pengar
dessa tillrackligt tidigt. ha inho
stat rikedomar, som langt ofverg;
deras drommar ON rikedom Dess;
investments voro at permanent
karaktar, och de inbringa fortfa-
rande reguliera dividender me-
forokad vinst; men der gives ickt
langre tillfal!e till att komma If
ION the ground floor" som de-
heter.
Det fnnes emellertid nu EFT an
nat f5lt, der tillfallet ar lika gym,
SAINT, eller kanske en- dag kommel
att ofverga Sydafrika i dess bast;
dagar. betraktadt ur affarssyn
punkt. Diamantfalten Braziliar
arc nu oppna for all~manheten -
Det synes vara i sin ordning at
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
En- stor sensation.

bet var en- stor sensation / Leesville,
Ind, da w. H. Brown derstades, hyilken
man yantade skulle do, fick sit lf rad
dadt af DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Han skrifver. jag led
outhardliga oval fran ASTHMA, men eder
New Discovery gaf mig ogonblicklig lin
dring och botade mig fullstandigt smart
derefter." Liknande botandeu for lung
sot, pneumonia, bronchitis och grip arc
ta'rika. Denna f0rtrafligakur garanteras
for ALA hals-och lungsjukdommars at
Lungren il Andreen, apotekare Pris Doc
och $1.00 Proflaskor fritz.
800 s. k. vida menniskor"
hafva ma anlandt till St Louis
fran Philippinerna och blifvit in
qvarterade j filipinoqvarteret. De
tillh6ra ALA de mindre civilise-
rade stammarne i vara asiatiska
besittningar, och bland dem in-
mes Diet irrogoter, moros, negri-
tos, viscayans och tagalos. Irro-
goterna arc de vildaste bland
dem, enar en- bland dem sardeles
omtyckt sport ar att ga pa iakt
efter sin fendes hufvud. Hela
sallskapet kom till st Louis fran
Tacoma pa EFT tag Oliver Bur
lingtonbanan. och tagpersonalen
hade mycket besvar med dem,
emedan de ej vile behalla kla.
derna pa sig. Sa smart de blif-
Wit instufvade i de varma vag.
narne, borjade de draga af sig
kladerna. Manga kastade Ut
dem genom vagnsf0nstren. Da
de kommit till St Louis, hck man
derfor bradt att skaffa dem altar
att skyla sin nakenhet med. d&
de lemnade vagnarne. Flera
hafva blifvit hardt forkylda, och
nagra hafva afven fatt lungin.
fammation. 49,.
Begge konens dragter arc Sd
lika att Diet ar om0jligt att p!
dem skilja mellan konen. De
tillbringa nu sin It'd i de SIN;
hyddor, som uppforts for den
pa utstallningsplatsen och slit;
sammankrupna och frusna fran
for de beta kaminerna. De S,
lojliga ut. Pa hufvudet hatv;
de sma strahattar af en- katie
kopps storlek och binda fast DEN
under hakan med band. De h;
ALA langt har och ben eller me
tallringar i Sronen, och manga a
| dem arc tatuerade. En- uns
dam. som CALLER for en- sk0nhet
struttar stolt omkringa med tvt
valdiga perslinsforemal. som mar.
mast likna neutrality-suspicious. pf
telegrafledningar, fastgjorda
0ronen. Vidare har hon en- liter
hiatt och en- ring, tvenne arm,
band och en- gordel och for resten
= "ingenting".
Cor sakan .Qrundlipt-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

Cor saken ~grundligt.

bet fnnes ingenting liknande Diet att
CORA en- SAX grundligt. AT ALA salyor Nj
nagonsin hort talas ON Dir Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salye den basta Den afagsnar och
botar sar. brannsar. skafsar, skarsar,
holder. rotsar, %hudutslag och harmorrhoj-
der. Den kostar endart 25c.och garauteras
of Lungren & Andreen, apotekare. Sioux
City Ia.
I byarne omkring Tomsk har
sedan krigets utbrott en- stark re-
ligios upphetsning varit radande.
En- mangd bender hafva till fots
vandrat till detestora Troitzk y
klostret vid Moskwa TOR att bedja
helgonen ON seger for de ryska
vapnen. De forklarade att man
pa himlen i Sibirien sett en- bio.
dig hand med EFT svard, och de
tro att Diet ar den helige Georgs
hand. En- prest har inbillat dem,
att den helige Georg, krigets
skyddspatron, kommer att rida pa
en- eldhast genom Sibirien ut till
hafvet och iylla de hedniska japa
nesernas hjertan med skrack.
Czarens harar skola vinna en- stor
seger och Diet iapanska hafvet
skall torka ut, sa att ryssarne
kunna marschera till Toxic.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

i Sydefrika. Undersokningar at
ialten / Braz lien ha toretagits af
experts, atsanda af dessa Chicago
kapitalister, och deras rapporter
ha fororsskat en- verklig diamant-
feber j denna stad."
The National Banker, Chicago,
for den IS December 1908, inne.
haller en- langre artikel angaende
Brazilian Diamond, Gold and
Developing Company. Derur an
fores foljande: Delta ar diamant-
aldern. Den valbergade affairs
manner bar en- diamant, och den
intagande sallskapsdamen ar be-
tackt med ~juveler ........ bet
amerikanska Investment publi-
KUN har hAft tillfalle till att inga
tusenden a~ktieforetag, i Guild,
Silver, Koppar, link, BLY, och
Kolgrufvebolag, men Diet ar forst
nu publiken haft tillfalle att blifva
delegare i EFT diamant och guild
bolag. Delta har mojhggjorts
derigenom att Brazilian Diamond
Gold and Developing Companys
styrelse och direktion, som arc
bosatta i Chicago och insatt sina
kapital j delta bolag, sasom bevis
for sin orubbliga tro pa f~oretagets
lyckan, ru arc villiga att samver
kan med publiken eller med sada-
ma, som onska en- siker och be-
standig inkomst fran sina invest
ments ar efter ar......
Det ar EFT val kandt faktum att
de dividender, som betalas at
Sydafrikas diamantbolag, ha upp-
gait till storartsde belopp. De
Beers Co. allena har betalt IS proc
arligen. Braziliens diamanter ha
alltid varit beromda for sin renhet,
hvithet och %utmarkta qvalitet, och
de ha Diet hogsta marknadsvarde
ofver hela verlden.
.Tjdnstemannen och direktorer-
ma for Brazilian Diamond, Gold
and Developing Co. bests af
absolut pSlitliga och redbara man
i affarsaligganden. Deras karaktar
och duglighet borga for en- lycklig
utgang och utgora en- gafanti for
att aktieegarne i delta bolag skola
"a mottaga den dividend, som till
faller dem ar efter ar. The Natio-
nal Banker rekommenderar delta
fortjanstfulla foretag till investors,
kapitalister och bankirer, s3som
sardeles fordelaktigt investment"
ntrande Uppmatningar, probering
igter till att maskinen skall kunna
tvifvel derom att aktiegarna
i gang.
f 90 cent, hvilket saledes ar ALT en-
namts, tullt uppbetalade och nom
.kra sig ON aktier, nu imam priset
OPING COMPANY,
St. Chicago, Ill.
q EEgEsgNwESH
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
En- man

M. M. Austin i Winchester. Ind. ,vitsste
hvad han skulle CORA j nodens stund.
Hans hustru hade EFT sd ovanligt fall af
lefver och ~magakomma att lakare eli
kunde hIelpa henne. Han tankte pa och
forsokte DR. Kings New Life Pills och
hon bck lindring. genast och blef slutli-
gen alldeles botad. Endast Csc hos LINN
gren& Andreen. apotekare. Sioux CITY, To
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

Major A. G.. Rathbone, Kubas
{. d. postdirektor, hvilken afsattes
fran slit embete och ~strahades for
oegentligheter som embetsman,
forsoker att alter "a sin SAX under
sokt. j Diet han pastar att han har
blifyit orattfardigt domd. Rath-
bone har nu stallt EFT appel till
vederborande senatskommittee
ON att ia sin SAX undersokt pa
nytt.
ON Nj har hosta, sa k6p en-
Aaska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08

Chicago, som alltid gar i spetsen
for framatskridande. skulle bli
satet for EFT at de iorsta och tvif-
velsutan bast organiserade at desa
foretag. The Brazilian Diamond,
Gold and Developing Company of
the United States, som har sina
kontor iI6o Washington street,
Chicago, kan anses vara begyn-
nielsen till oppnaRdet at Braziliens
diamantfalt och fortjanar blifva
fullt och allvarsamt uppmarksam-
madt af de NEST conservative och
iorsigtiga investors
The Industrial Age, "A Bust
ness Jurnal for Business People"
for den 10 December 1903, skrif'
yer: "Hvarhelst EFT gynnsamt
tillfalle erbjuder sig, skall man
fnna den driftige och fullt vakne
afarsmannen fran Onkel Sans
land. Han uppmarksammar en-
god SAX, dS han ser den, och han
tager fatt pa den. Han vantar icke
pa nagon AMMAN for att oppna upp
nya falt till rikedom Han ar skarp
nog for att inse. hvad Diet fnnes
god marknad for, och han borjar
strax att organisera i syfte att
bringa en- fordelaktig SAX i mark
MAIDEN.
Del fnnes ingenting at bestan'
digare varde an diamanter. Der
pagaende minskningen i produk'
tionen 4 de sydafrikanska falter
har foranledt amerikanska invest
ors att sc sig ON efter audra falt.
Det ser nu ut, som ON de skulle
ha funnit EFT annu rikare falt / de
stora diamantfalten i Brazilien
Sydamerika. Brazilian Diamond,
Gold and Developing Co. of the
United States, hvilket blifvit So
lf0rdelaktigt anmaldt at experts,a
pioniaren i att oppna dessa rike
domar och skall utan tvitvel in
h0sta den beloning, som altman.
het tillfaller dem, som arc torst
och derfor kunna utvaija talten."
The SATURDAY Dispatch, Chica
go, for den 10 Mars 1904 skrifver;
"En hel del Chicago kapitalistel
( har kept aktier i Brazilian Dia'
mond. Gold and Developing Co.
hvars egendomar omfatta en- de
at Diet rikaste dimantdistriktet
Brazilien och rivalisera med de
verldsberyktade diamantfalter
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-08
Aktiekapital 100000 fordeladt pa
5000. 900 aktier, p%arivarde en- dollar.
IIt UppbetaIdtoc och Non-assessa

ETTA.SToRA FoRETAG,. som ar pab0radt at kandin THAR tHdragtH 81 stor
\ uppmarksamhet afvsn bland merikaner tyskar och andra natonahtter. Det
skns ake intresNra skandinavik akieegare och andran ordbor att a,
hvad indusrielao och nvementh dningar aga m bolagetH Harm ddelasn agra utdrag:
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
CONFIDENCE GROWING.
Aggregate OF Years Business In Most
Lines Show Healthy Increase
Over 1908.

Aggregate OF Years Business In Most
Lines show Healthy Increase
over 1908.
r. @. Dun G. Co.'S weekly Review
Of Trade" says: Business was retard
ed by the storms. which interrupted
telegraphic communications, but the
loss was quickly recovered. and retail
trade responded to the lower temper.
ature. while a large jobbing distri
button of holiday goods occurred
Fall River mills were reopened, but
the operatives did not return in sui
iiclent numbers TO keep the machinery
active, and there is still difficulty re
garding the water supply in the Con
nellsville coke region. which handl
caps the blast furnaces. Other com
mercial reports are encouraging. and
on the whole, conditions steadily i'm
prove. Gradual progress is desirable
providing less danger of such ad.
sumption.
Confidence is increasing, particular
ly in the steel and textile industries
and building operations are very
vigorous for the season, while mer
camille collections are more prompt
Farm staples are slightly cheaper in
response to splendid dispatches from
agricultural centers and several
freight blockades have delayed the de-
livery of grain and merchandise.
Railway earnings thus far reported for
November are SO per cent larger than
last year Foreign trade is exceeding
the most sanguine expectations.
Official returns for October make the
value of exports s162,570, 1893. exceed
ing every month on record, with the
exception of October, 1900, which re-
ported only 100000 larger exports.
From the highest forms of machinery
and other finished steel products
down to scrap and pig iron there is
evidence of better demand and an
upward tendency in quotations. Re
stricted supplies of coke have some
influence, but more permanent and
wholesome factors predominate. II
the natural disposition to initiate prices
is resisted, there is every reason to
anticipate satisfactory years bust.
ness in this industry during 1905. but
recovery will be slower If consumption
is discouraged by prohibitive quota
tions.
Failures this week numbered 217 in
the United States against 24S last year
and 81 in Canada compared with II
q year ago.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
GOVERNORS ELECTED.

The following Governors of States
were elected: Colorado James II. Pea.
body Qiep); Connecticut. Henry Rob-
erts QtepJ; Delaware, Preston Lea
Rep); Florida. Napoleon b. Broward
Dem.); Idaho, Frank Il. Gooding
Rep); Illinois. Charles S. Deneen
Rep); Indiana. ]. Frank Hanly Rep);
Kansas, Edward w. Hoch (RepD; Mas
sachusetts. William l.. Douglas Dem);
Michigan, Fred NJ. Warner (RepD; Min
nesota, John A. Johnson (Dem.); Mis-
souri,, Joseph w. Folk (Dem); Mon
tana, J. X. Toole Dem); Nebras.
ka, John II. Mickey Rep); New Hamp-
shire, John McLane (Rep); New Jer-
sey, Edward c. Stokes Rep); New
York, Frank w. Higgins CRep); North
Carolina, Robert ID. Glenn Dem);
North Dakota. Il. Y. Searles (Rep);
Rhode Island, G. II. Utter (RepJ;
South Carolina, ID. c. Hayward Dem.) (;
South Dakota, S. II. Elrod (Rep); Ten
nessee, James d. Fraser (Dem.); Utah.
John c. Cutler Rep); Texas, S. w. T.
Lanahan Dem); Washington. Albert
Il. Mean Rep); West Virginia, VIM.
o. Dawson Rep); Wisconsin. Robert
M. La Toilette Rep); Wyoming.
Bryant B. Brooks Rep)
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
MET ON AN OPEN SWITCH
Three Killed and Nine Injured by
Collision of Trains.
RESPONSIBILITY NOT FIXED.
Train Was Held at Grand Rapids to
Receive Passengers from
Chicago Division.

Three passengers were killed and
nine or more passengers and train
men were injured in rear-end pass
enger train collision at Elmdale,
Mich, on the Pere Marquette railroad.
The dead are: Loren Dogger of West
Alto, Mich; NJ Simons of New York
City and J. l.. Strelitskey of Chica-
go.
The collision occurred at Elmdale
Junction 23 miles east of Grand
Rapids. Both trains were east-bound,
No. for Detroit and No. "a for Sagi-
nav. The Saginaw train had pre-
ceded the Detroit train out of Grand
Rapids by a few minutes, and was
standing on "I" at Elmdale, where
the Saginaw division branches OFF
from the Detroit division. Through
some mistake the switch was not
turned behind the Saginaw train
and the Detroit train also ran upon
the "Y". the engine of the Detroit
train crashing into the rear of the
parlor car of the Saginaw train.
The passengers injured were in the
parlor car of the latter. and the train.
men who were hurt were on the De
troit train. The Pere Marquette ofiic-
ials at Detroit state that the Detroit
train was running slow, as it was
approaching q station.
No explanation has been made as
to where the responsibility lies for
failure TO throw the switch behind
tho Snoinow train ubap a. bnd t,r,,
cd from the Detroit division. Ordi
narily there is 20 minutes time be
tween the two trains. but the Saginaw
train was held at Grand Rapids to
walt for passengers from a train on
the Chicago division.
Through the arrangement the De
troit train was following close behind
the Saginaw train as far as Elmdale
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
JAPS DRIVEN FROM VILLAGE
Russians Work a Surprise and
Charge with Bayonets.
GENERAL sroEsssL WOUNDED.
Relics Found on The eattlefields Are
Being Returned TO RUSSIANS BY
the Japanese.

An attack upon the fortified will
age of Endowuniulu, not far from
Sinchinpu 1.-TWO miles west of the
Shakhe railroad station, and fronting
the right flank of the Seventeenth
corps), was carried out brilliantly
during the night of November 10 by
the second brigade Of the Thirty-fifth
infantry division. The village had
been captured the same morning by
the Japanese. Subsequently the
Russians abandoned the place.
At nightfall the brigade silently
marched out and deployed. Four bat
talions were detached for the attack
and several companies of rlHemen
were ordered TO move to the right,
left and rear of the village. The
men were told not to fire but to
charge with the bayonet. Two bat
talions were left in reserve with eight
guns. A simultaneous advance was
begun at 10 o'clock at night. The
assalants hurried forward and en-
countered deep ravine, which they
crossed They then rushed on the vii
lage. Not a single shot was fired.
The Japanese were completely sur
prised, mostly sitting in the streets
and huts eating their suppers. They
fed before the bayonets. AS soon as
the Russians occupied the village they
brought up a battery. The Japanese
tried to recapture the place at break
of dawn but were repulsed. The Rus
slams, however, were compelled later
to abandon Endowuniulu as the re-
tirement of the third division exposed
them to flank attack.
It is reported that a wound receiv-
ed by General Stoessel has necessi-
tated his confinement in hospital,
that he refused to relinquish the
command of the garrison at Port Ar
thur, and that he has issued orders
to the troops to die at their posts
rather than surrender. 1t is said that
the spirit of the Russian troops has
been dampened by continuous work.
the lack OF supplies and the hopeless
ness G. their ability TO make any sue
cessful defense of the fortress,
The Manchurian army "Vestnik,"
published under the sanction of the
Russian officials and the only news
paper printed at the theater of war,
gives details of the scrupulous care
shown by the Japanese for the relies
and other effects of the Russian dead
found on the battlefields, and tells
how the Japanese have forwarded
such effects to st. Petersburg. The
paper highly commends this action
and announces that General Kuropat-
kin recommends that all his com
manders shall observe similar
practice regarding the Japanese dead.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
RvsslA REJECTS PEACE.
Muscovites Willing to Keep up the
Ruthless Carnage.

Russia will pursue the war in the
Far East to the bitter end-that Is.
until Russia has conquered"
These are the opening words OF an
emphatic statement made by Count
Cassini, the Russian Ambassador at
Washington. Several times recently
the Ambassador, In the name of his
Government, has categorically de.
MED the possibility of Intervention In
the war, but the recurrence of rumors
that the Powers contemplated media
tion has caused the Ambassador to
reiterate, on behalf of his Govern
ment, It's position. The statement
continues:
81 deem II my duty to reiterate what
I have so often said--that Russia will
not suspend In any case her military
operations In the Far East. Where
the prestige of country is at stake,
all other considerations are and
must be put aside.
There is no doubt whatever that
Russia, whose annual income exceeds
$1,000, 100000, cannot be influenced in
her attitude toward the outcome of
the war by the amount of war ex-
penditures."
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-23
HOW CONGRESS WILL STAND.
Election Results Place Republican
Majority at 116.

Majority at 11o.
II has been found that the Republi-
can majority in the house of repre-
sentatives in the Fifty-ninth congress
will be l16. This Is far in excess OF
the most enthusiastic claims of the
Republicans up to this time. John
r. Williams. file clerk of the house,
to-day completed the unofficial roster
Of the next house and sent the copy
to the printer. II was In compiling
this list the great majority was dis
covered.
The majority in the present house
is "a. According to the unofficial re-
turns. gathered from newspaper ac-
counts and made as reliable as posi-
BILE in the absence of the official fig
ures, the Republicans on November
made gain of Al members, which
amounts to a change of so. This.
added to the present majority of "a,
makes a majority of 116 In the next
house, which will consist of 251 Re
publlcans and 1876 Democrats. The
Republicans made gains in the various
states as follows: California 3, Della
ware 1, Illinois 6, Indiana 2, Iowa /,
Kentucky 1, Massachusetts I, Michigan
|, Minnesota |, Missouri 8, Nebraska
|, Nevada 1, New Jersey 2. New York
6. North Carolina /, Ohio 3, Pennsyl-
yania 9.