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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Van SAINTS in New Enterprise

incorporation of the Van SAINT Land com
pany were. filed here today. The incor-
porators are Samuel r. Van SAINT. Ruth
Van SAINT and Grant Van SAINT; capital
stock, $50, GOO; principal Office, Winona.
The company is to do a general land
business, deal In stocks, bonds, mort
cages and, particularly, 1t will endeavor
to bring settlers to Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

TUCSON, Ariz., JAN 30.-W H. DAILY,
a prominent mining engineer and mine
says that the Yaqui outbreak in Mexico
is very serious. There are probably 300
Yaquis out divided in from twelve to
been confined to the Cobache district. The
Indians are well armed and arc killing
Americans and Mexicans without dis
elimination Twenty people. DAILY said.
killed in the district within the past week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
TUESDAY, JAN. 81, 1905
SENATOR BURTON AND OTHERS

The Kansas legislator who calls
upon Senator Burton to resign his Of
flee and retire from public life has the
only right solution of the difficulty.
Senator Burton has received another
chance for his life-we would hardly
like to say for his honor-by deci-
sion in the supreme court rendered on
another technicality. This decision
does not appear to touch the merits Of
the case, but simply reverses the de-
cision rendered by the lower court on
the ground that payments charged
were made in a different place from
that alleged in the Indictment. A man
who can consider this as any sort of
yindication is not to be congratulated
The increasing number of allega-
tions of corruption and indictments for
fraud against men in high public station
is alarming. Senator Burtons col
league, Senator Dietrich, had a narrow
escape. Senator Mitchell, of Oregon,
and Congressman Hermann, are wres-
ting with grand juries and public
prosecutors. In almost all the states
there is a plentiful crop of political
scandals, and in almost all of them
the rascals go scot free. This is not
because of any reasonable doubt con-
cerning the facts, but because every
resource of the law is strained to let
point to Missouri, where the courts
have been busy letting out large num-
bers of the boodling gang as fast as
the prosecuting attorney convicted
them; we have but to hunt for Illus
trations nearer home to sense the in
iquity and the danger of our time.
The remedy here, as in all public
Ills, must lie with the people. The
corruptionist in public life has plenty
of money. That is what he is there
for. He is ready to spend this to save
himself from the penitentiary; and,
unhappy to state, there are always
lawyers of first-class ability, and fan
cying themselves entitled to good rep
utation, who are ready to defend these
scoundrels for a price. Salving their
consciences with the familiar pretense
that man is innocent until proved
guilty, and has right to the best
counsel he can buy, these men, who
would scorn to bribe themselves. sell
their ability, their knowledge of the
law and their personal standing for
the filthy stuff that the official swim
dler has stolen from the people. Nine
times out Of ten they secure his ac-
Quittal not because the courts are
complaisant or partners in this in
iquity, but because they are enabled
to pick flaws and raise technicalities
which the courts cannot disregard.
A strong public opinion is the only
influence adequate to deal with this
crime II the people should choose to
office no man who has ever been sus-
pected of accessibility to corrupt over
lures; if they would Danish from pub
lie life and from social companionship
all the smirched crew whose venality
is scarcely open to question:; If they
would look upon an attempt to clear
the boodler as an assault upon the
public name and honor; If, for exam
pie, they would start the hue and cry
against the boodler and his allies as
they have against the polygamist. we
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Railroad LEGISLATION

The Democratic voters will do well
70 Watch the game in Washington on
ralroad legislation. The trusts ignore
parlies IN gathering men to do their
bidding, and politics is cursed with men
VINO shout for platform declarations
DeIere the people, get into Office, and
Iorget them and the party declarations
ana there are men of this sort in the
congressional minority They will bear
Watching.-NeM York American.
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Deep Rooted Discontent

In any event, there is a deep rooted
spirit of discomfort in Russia, accen-
tuated by the Manchurian war, and
even the most optimistic will await the
news of the next week with an interest
little snort Of feverish.-Pittsburg Ga
zette
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Deserving a Vote of Thanks

District Attorney Jerome saws he will
prepare a chart of the gambling houses
IN New York, locating exactly where
the tiger is to be found This will
prove a great convenience to the re-
spectacle business men from the small
cities who make an annual trip to the
etropolis.-Philadelph Ledger.
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His Fame

Caller-It seems strange that your hus-
band should have deserted his medical
practice to go into politics.
Mrs. Dock-Why. he hasn't. He has be-
come famous as one of the most success
full physicians in a city hospital ward.
Only yesterday heard a man say that he
was certainly a great ward healer!-
Cleyeland Plain Dealer
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drunk might work or his alcoholic
steam and retrace In gloomy silence
the trail that leads back from the
joyous heights whereon the fertile
fancy disports itself in vinous exuber-
ance to the depths of the valley in the
domain of Col. R. E. Morse.
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Anxious

Mother-Have you told Olga that if she
insists on marrying that lieutenant who
is so deep in debt you won't give her a
penny?
Father-No; guess will tell the lieu
tenant instead-that will be more effect
ive-Fliegende Batter.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Change of Mind

How far the future is
From us hidi
She said she'd never do,
But he did.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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Method in Her Madness

Tfley keep on discovering valuable
thlngs that were hidden by Mrs. Chad
Wick. She must have been busy hiding
them for several months before she
didn't know there was anything wrong
about lt.-Chicago Record Herald.
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ReIoians cet Festive

LONDON, JAN 30.-According to dis
patch from Brussels to the Post, various
meetings have been held in the mining
districts of Belgium, at which demands
have been adopted for an increase OF
wages. The correspondent predicts gen.
eral strike and labor movement of the
gravest character in Belgium.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

2 The beef trust has raised the price
of its product halt cent pound In
New York. 1t is an occasional appeal
like this to the popular feeling that
makes us tolerate the beef trust.
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a candid Understandino

my husband never plays cards except
for fun,'' said the superior woman.
Neither does mine," answered young
Mrs. TorAins "But Charley frankly adj
mits that he doesn't have much fun ex-
cept when he has a chance to win some
tfling.-Washington Star.
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should probably soon have an end of
public corruption. Meantime. 1t creeps
ever higher and higher in American
politics, and sooner or later something
must be done. =
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Method In 1t
generous to

Violet-Isn't your father generous to
give you such a big allowance
Clarissa-Oh, / don't know; he's pretty
shrewd, you know. / heard him tell
mother that it was a good deal cheaper
than giving me money whenever I asked
for it.-Detroit Free Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
LoaicaI Superstition

Balty Moore-Are you superstitious?
Calvert Jr.-Not in all things. But
when I see a dark man approaching me,
wearing the uniform of sleeping car por-
ter, / have premonition that am about
to make poor investment of small
amount of capital. And the sign seldom
fails.-Baltimore American
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Among the Merrymakers
Extra charm

Mickey-Come out and see his old guy
fall ON de ise
Jimmy-oh. I've seen dozen fall to-
day.
Mickey-Yes, but dis is truant officer.
Philadelphia Bulletin
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AS Wise as We Mere Before

Senator Smoot says the apostles are
not the mouthpieces of the Lord un-
less the Lord commands them to
speak. And there We are! The in
yestigation starts all over again!-
New York Commercial.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Birmingham, Ala.-The seventh annual
convention of the American Ceramic So
ciety met here. w. d. Gates, Of Chicago,
was elected president.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Thirteen and : Knife

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan 3G-While
defending his younger brother from the
attacks of Joseph Cahill. aged thirteen.
to death by his brothers assailant.
Young Cahill is lodged in jail on charge
of murder.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
All Tastes the Same

DR.. H. w. Wiley repeats his belief
that S5 per cent of bar whisky is adul-
terated. Expert practitioners at the
bar say they don't notice. it much when
they reach the rs per cent stage
Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Washington, D. Representative Con-
nell introduced a bill granting thirty days
leave with full pay TO clerks of the first
and second class postoffices.
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one Every Two Feet

aHear met sighed Romeo Centipede
aDoes not your heart melt at seeing me
at your feet?
(. .sWell, you see," coyly answered Juliet
Centipede, there are forty others
wooing at my ninety eight other feet"
judge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

The worst of the st. Petersburg rev.
olution is yet to come: Toistoy is sure
to write book in 500 pages about it.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
It Is Becoming Monotonous

Tom Lawson ought to take time
enough to read again that old Fourth
reader story about the boy who had
SO much fun crying "Wolf!"-Wash-
ington Post.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Boston, Mass-Rev. Father Edward 8.
Welch, who died in Washington a few
weeks ago, bequeathed 100000 to Boston
college.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
It sometimes Fails

.There's nothing like perseverance; it
wins out in the long run"
Not always; did you ever see hen on
a porcelain egg?-Brooklyn Life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Toledo, Ohio-Whie preparing to blast
frozen iron ore in the Cincinnati, Hamilton
killed one man and seriously wounded five
others.
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They Are Mere Amateurs

Prof. Merriam, of the University of
California, has just completed discov-
cries showing that the icthyosauri
reigned for 100000 years. And all this
fuss about the Romanoffsi New York
Mail.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
All for Appearances

ssHe's very fond of her, isn't hep
well, really, don't think he's as fond
of her as he is fond of having people re-
mark that he is fond of her.'-Philadel- /
pllia Press.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Shanghai-A new province called Kip
ghauai has been formed from part of the
province of Kiangsu, north of the Yangtse
river. This will divide China proper into
nineteen provinces.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Exerythina COMING Iheir Wau

With Admiral Rojestvensky fighting
their battles at Dogger's Bank and
Car Nicholas in the streets of st.
Petersburg the Japs can afford to lie
quiet at Sha river.-New York World.
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No Wonder They Have Money

Mormons never play poker. This
may account for the fact that they are
able to support so many wives.-Chi-
cago Record Herald.
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Will Never Become Popular

Laughing cures dyspepsia, Paris
physician says. But that's one rem
edy you can't get at a drug store
Baltimore Sun.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Rome-Deputies signed a memorial in
the chamber asking the government to
use its good offices with the Russian gov
ernment to save the life of Maxim Gorky
and his companions.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Washington, D. C.-The house commit
tee authorized favorable report on the
irrigation project in Oregon and Califor4
MIA.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Over in Shanghai they persist in
'neglecting the opportunity to adopt
the slogan: Eight more years of
Goodnow."
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

To the Czar: Why not send for
District Attorney Jerome and get him
to keep the lid on?
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

If Tom Lawson starts a magazine he
will need the money he has earned in
his recent literary and speculative
ventures.-Winona Republican.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
That's What Kentucky Wants to Know

The new governor of Indiana says he
VIII honor requisition from the gov
ernor OF Kentucky for Taylor and Fin
ley II he is convinced that they will be
given fair trial. Wonder who made
him judge of the quality of ken
lucky justice ATLANTA Constitution.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
No Hope for the Japs Now

J. Pierpont Morgan, having begun
financial operations in China, it's not
hard to see who's going to own the
empire.-Chattanoog Times.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31
Don't Let Him See His Shadow

1t is about time to begin to hope
that the stage will be properly set for
the ground hog.-Omaha World
Herald.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Let us have something tangible, SEN
sible and helpful in the shape of good
roads legislation this session.-Rush
City Post.
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Yaquis Keep on KILLING

Washington. D. C.-The federal supreme
court took recess for three weeks.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

If the legislators adjourned at once
without doing any tinkering with the
laws of the state the people of Mime
sofa would be better off.-Lanesboro
Leader
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aog Happily for the cause of liberty the
leaders of the revolutionists in Russia
are are not making a campaign based on
personal pulchritude.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Berlin-The Prussian government has
expelled two Russian students, Leo and
Boris Meerowitsch, who were arrested be-
cause advocating a revolution in Russia.
They were not desirable residents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

ChicagolTwenty members Of the Chi
they will study the commercial possibili-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

In addition to being a fighter and an
organizer, Gov. La Toilette, of Wis
consin, is a shrewd politician. He seems
to be the undisputed leader of the Re-
publican party in Wisconsin, and his
election as senator will mark his final
triumph in the internecine battle in
the Republican party of that state
Bismarck Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Washington, D. C.-The president sent
message to congress calling attention to
the fact that no statistics on marriages
and divorce have been collected since 1886
and recommended legislation to that end.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Haskell can now tell us who offered
him a thousand to desert Clapp. And
he might also mention the name of the
party who paid his campaign expenses
last fall.-Zumbrota News.
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*2nmHieh
sSpnnHiehI

*Washington time q o. m. st. PauD.
Below zero.
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News Condensed

Chicago-On APPLICATION of attorneys for
the Union Traction company and the City
railway company, Judge GrosScup, in the
United States circuit court granted a
temporary injunction restraining the en-
forcing of the universal transfer ordi-
nance; This it, is alleged impairs con-
tract between the traction companies and
the state, and therefore is in violation of
the federal constitution.
Washington, D. CAS- the result of an
investigation of charges that a large num-
Der OF the students at the Indian school
at Chilocco, n. M, are Mexicans, the
commissioner of Indian affairs has tele-
graphed Supt. MCGOWAN to surrender lit
of these students to their parents and
relatives.
Washington, D. C.-Instructions have
minister to San Domingo, looking to the
amendment of the protocol providing for
the administration of customs by the
is to satisfy dissident senators and news
papers.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-Ald Jacob Ellen,
round guilty year ago of receiving q
bribe from Liant K. Salisbury who was
working in the interest of promoters of a
proposition to install for the city a water
plant, was today sentenced to a fine Of
$500 or four months in JAIL
Detroit Mich.-Samuel Biddison, of
NEW 1OTk city, mas started movement
to determine the ownership of 10000
acres of land in Muskegon county, Mich
that has appeared along the shores Of
Lake Michigan because of the receding of
the lake.
Trenton, n. J.-Albert c. Twining and
George F. Kroehl are on trial for misap-
preparation of funds of the First National
Bank of Asbury Park. Twining is already
under sentence of six years imprisonment.
His appeal in this case is pending.
Manila-Habeas corpus has been sus-
pended in the provinces of Cavite and
Batangas. The situation is partially due
to ladroniSm and to diSaffection fostered
by the opponents of the internal revenue
law.
Washington, D. C.-The president sent
message to congress calling attention to
the fact that no statistics on marriages
and divorce have been collected since 1886
and recommended legislation to that end.
Berlin-The Prussian government has
expelled two Russian students, Leo and
Boris Meerowitsch, who were arrested be-
cause advocating revolution in Russia.
They were not desirable residents.
Rome-Deputies signed memorial in
the chamber asking the government to
use its good offices with the Russian gov
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Ald Jacob Ellen
found guilty a year ago of receiving a
bribe from Liant X. Salisbury. who was
working. in the interest of promoters of
proposition to install for the city a water
plant, was today sentenced to a fine Of
$500 or four months in jail
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

eoree KroshI are on r. fr;ai woe so risan anu
preparation of funds of the First National
Bank of Asbury Park. Twining is already
under sentence of six years imprisonment.
His appeal in this case is pending.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Bob Dunn, in Princeton Union:
/" Keep it dark and better not say
anything about it. have covered up an
awful lot of rotteness in our civil and
social life. But times are changing"
Why not tell it, Bob, and ease your
Observation-Disclosures County Herald.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Manufactures corpus has been sus-
Batangas. The situation is partially due
to ladronism and to disaffection fostered
by the opponents of the internal revenue
law.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Detroit, Mich.-Samuel Biddison, of
New York city, has started a movement
to determine the ownership of 10000
acres of land in Muskegon county, Mich,
that has appeared along the shores of
Lake Michigan because Of the receding of
the lake.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-31

Prof. John G. Merriam, the geologist
says the icthyosaur wiggled about on
this earth for 100000 years. Will the
think not.-Duluth News-Tribune
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-24

LOOTED
THIEVES ABSTRACT LIQUOR FROM LOCKER THE
CORRIDOR OF THE JUDICIARY BUILDNG-THEY WERE PLACED
THERE USED EVIDENCE IN GAMBLING AND OTHER
CASES AT THE PRESENT SITTING THE CRIMINAL COURT.

BIndfOd Justice with equally poised in her left hand
Justice blndfOd thief
would take advantage That
S done in
Judiciary building
without the hOwed this Territory
Hawaii thief
criminal The
evidence aggregaing about
and a quantity liquor
Policeman Fiubb needed evidence and to
avoid possible this evidence back and forth between the
him
Judiciary building The locker the Waikiki corridor outside
the the which used by the Justices
few when ubbe inspected the there he that
holding small where
had them previously the locker dem
evidence different gambling raids
the liquor for illicit selling
This Hbbel locker three sticks dynamite
De use o explosives.
right liquor had
nothing the forced but
which could easily found How
imagine for the corridors have been crowded with witnesses special
The police has
thief's identity absolutely wanting q q
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-24
INTERESTED IN GENEAU VERDICT
A GENERAL HOPE FELT MASTER AT ARMS WILL GET
OFF WITH A FINE BACK HIS
OLD PLACE IN THE AND WILL BE ENTITLED TO ACCU
INFLATED PAY

Interest the trial today
and the opinion generally that the ALL erred
that the entirely would
established for allowing sailor celebration
private wrongs shooting
the third
regulations
regulations,
Oraby discharged the that he medal
honor from Congress gallant work Santiago that he
uy time his trouble would aid him
will be able
his The
all evidence and is in position
decide than S
understood that if Geneu should be released fine Lieut.
miles testify the behalf will
before
rotary of the Navy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-24
FLINT AND DIAz
ARE ON THE CARPET
CHARGES MADE AGAINST CAP
TAIN OF HARBOR POLICE AND
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER.

Charges Of improper conduct in office
have been made against Captain OF
Harbor Police Harry Flint ana John
Dias the clerk in the shipping commits
sioners Office
The specific charges against Flint
are that he received check from a
shipping master for one-third of the
blood money paid by the master OF
a certain ship for crew. The charge
against Dias is to the effect that he
has been charging ship captains fees
for the performance of certain duties
Of his office for which the laws makes
no provisions for charging.
Flint was questioned by the High
Sheriff last night regarding the charge
and stated that he had never taken a
single cent from anybody, to which he
was not entitled. Flint asked until
Thursday to prepare "A statement He
was granted this time.
Shipping Commissioner B. Griggs
Holt is investigating the charges a.
gainst Dias. Holt is to leave for the
mainland i'm business on Friday and
stated that in case there was anything
proved against Dias the later would be
and the business Of the Of
flee turned over to Collector StackabIe
during Hollis absence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-24
HAWAII IN
NEED OF Rain
LIGHT SHOWERS HAVE FALLEN
IN HAMAKUA AND KAU DIS
TRICTS BUT NONE IN KONA.

Hawaii is in great need of rain, NaRs'
by the steamer Mauna Loa which arr
rived this morning from Maui aud Ha-
wall ports, is to the effect that Kona
is suffering especially from the lack Of
rain. Light showers have fallen I'm
IIamakua and Kau but the rainfall
was not sufficient to help the general
condition very much.
Purser Lloyd Conkling reports that
the recent trip was relightful, fine
weather being experienced. At Ma
poopoo, HonuapO and HoOkena how
ever heavy northwest swells were run
ming, making the work for the steam
er very difficult. The wharf at Ma
poopoo was constantly awash The
loading of coffee at Hookena was inn
possible. The vessel did not bring a
large load this trip there being only o.
Sl7 bags Of sugar, 3S head of cattle be-
sides general stun for Honolulu.
The vessel brought only a fair sized
crowd Of passengers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-24
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Between Boards-Sales: 1900 Eva,
$31 80: 400 Haw. g. &, 5. Co., $50. B3O;
500 Haw. G. & $. Co, 800. B45; 500 Nc
Bryde S12 90; 200 McBryde, S12 90; 80
Ookala $40. rs; 200 Eva, S3l so; 100 Eva,
1872 90; 200 EVA 1872 so; 200 Eva 1913. 90;
. waialua $S5. 90; As WaiaIua, $500; 3
Waialua $50 so; IS Oahu Sugar CO.,
S142 80; $4,000 Haw. Sug. CO., 6s $102 90;
$50 McBryde $12 90; 100 McBryde, $12. 90
100 Kihei $50. 90; 1870 Ookala $1,000; 80
Waialua. SS5 .OO 300 O. r. & l.. Co,
so. 90: 100 o. r. & l.. Co, $1,000; 20 O.
r. & L. CO., so. 90; 30 O. r. & l.. Co,
so. 90; 10 oahu Sugar CO., $1,000; IA
o. Il. IL J.. CO.. 500 50.
Session Sales: 50 Olaa, SO. 90; 80 Olaa
so 90; IS Eva, 1913 90; ~ McBryde $14.OO
10 Kahuku $34 90; % Kihei $50. OO 80
Ookala. so. 80; 30 Eva 1913 .25; 50 Eva.
$38 %; 50 Eva, 1913 %; 80 Eva, 1913. %.
stock Bid. Asked