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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
TENDER MESSAGES
SEWED IN MANS COAT
He, an Object of LOathing, Is
Arraigned on Charge of
Nagrancy.

There Is In the city Jail man whose
valuo so far as the commercial stand
ards OF this world go is nil whose pros
poets. looked at in the brightest light. arc
dim; whose past has wrecked his body
and brought him to a present where he is
an object OF suspicion from the police
ana OF loathing from the clean and sound
or body
This man. occupying a cell in the city
prison-his name is ON the desk register.
but can matter llttle-couId excite moth
Ing but contempt in the officers who ar
rested him yesterday afternoon, Patrol
men who are brought daily in contact
With specimens OF humanity combining at
once montal and physical Nth, and who
manage TO be stu cognlzant or some OF
the rights and feelings OF these specimens
could ind little toloration for the man an
rested yesterday
All of which is merely incidental to the
discovery OF several letters in the mans
coat, in which feminine scrawl conveys
tender messages of love and assures this
man that size loves him and that he liz
the sweetest papa in the world" The
man In question Will be arraigned this
afternoon on vasrancy charge.
Burglars Held to Court.
James Wilson and William McGann,
charged with burglarizlng the home OF
y. Lichenstcin. were held TO answer TO
Judge Diehl Mr. Lchcnstein gave dam
againg testimony against the accused
Bonds were fixed In the sum of $500 in
each case.
Fussin', Not Cussin', the Cause.
Judge Dehl decided yesterday afternoon
that Minnie PeNtCn's "fussin' had more
10 do with a recent Franklin avenue al
tercatioh than Potter Boyd's "cussin'.
The other important point which his honor
decided was that Mr., Boyd had not bat
tered Mrs. Paxton. and the defendant was
discharged. Both parties TO the case are
oolored.
Herbert Noble, also colored, was found
guilty of assault and battery on Miss
Smith, inasmuch as he had slapped Miss
Smiths cheek with his open hand, A fine
OF S was imposed Both these assault
cases had been continued from Wcdnes-
day for decision.
Fickle Woman's Fancy.
Fickle won.an's fancy played an impor-
tant ngure In The case OF S Samuelson.
charged IN Judge Dchrs court Thursday
afternoon with obtaining money under
false prctenses. Mr.. Samuclson, who is
pawnbroker. won out on a non-sult B.
Eppcrson was the complaining witness.
He told of having left his watch and 81
with Samueison IN conditional trade for
n lady's watch. this trade depending for
Its consummutlon on whether or no Miss
Epperson, sister of the complainant, was
pleased with the timeplece. She was not.
Semuclson, 1t would appear from the
courts view, Is within his rights in re-
fusing to return Eppcrson's watch, as he
had promised Epperson in case the first
watch submitted 10 the young woman was
rot satisfactory he would submit others
Until Miss Epperson has inspected and
declined each and every lady's watch in
Samuelson's pawnshop. II would seem she
has no rcco5rSe to law, and then only
civil procedure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
IN FROM SEARCHLIGHT
B. F. Miller Talks in Glowing Terms
of the Camp.

b F. Miller of Searchlight, New, is in
the city for a few days and is registered
at the Cullen. Mr.. Miller Is running the
stage limo, which Is the sole means OF
access to the new mining camp. and
states that he Is doing a thriving busi-
ness from six to eight people going into
the camp every day, Mr.. Miller Ia very
sangulne In regard to the future OF
Searchlight He SAYS: I'VE certainly
have the ore in large quantities and what
is more We have a party OF men who
are developing the camp in the proper
manner. and with the coming OF spring
we will have four good mines in active
operation"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
NOT DUE TO SMOKE
Action for Damages by James Roddy
Is Not Successful.

In the damage suit OF James Roddy
against the Diamond Coal and Coke com
pnny. which has been on trial for several
days before Judge Richie in tho Third
District court, the jury Wednesday night
brought in a verdict In favor OF the de-
fcndant.
The suit was brought to recover SS,-
coo for injuries alleged 10 have been GUS
taIned by reason OF inhaling smoke and
poisonous fumes at Mine No. 4 May L.
1904. The defense was that the plaintiff
was guilty OF contributory negligence, in
that he was familiar with the services
that were required OF him and thus as
sumed the risk OF his employment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS
Attorney General Breeden Hands
Opinion to State Board.

Acknowledgement NJ. a. Breeder on
Thursday handed an opinion to the State
Land board relating TO the powers OF that
body I'm the sale OF public lands at pri-
vate sale. An Affirmative answer is given
10 both OF the following oues stions:
F1r,t-Has the state Board OF Land Commis-
sioners the legal right to decline 10 sell Stntc
lands nt private sale when the Appraised price
ia offered therefor, nftcr they have beSn e1-
oscd for sale at public auction and remain
ursold
Sccond-If tho State Land board refuses 70
scu Stnta land. al the appraised value thereof,
4. IL then authorized 10 sell them at en ed-
yancsd price above the appraised price upon
the private offer OF an applicant therefor, with
out reappraisinR and reoncring said lands nj
public auction? -
Replying 10 the foregoing questions oeg
To advise YOU that. in my opinion both OF said
questions should be answered In the ahlrma-
o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Sues Salt Lake CITY.

Suit against Salt Lake City. to collect
$500 alleged damages, was f1led In the
District court Thursday by George L.
Hcrndon. The plaIntin sets out that no
was Injured October 81. 1905 by the over
turning OF a carriage In Twelfth East
street. between Second and Third South
streets, He charges that owing 10 the
negligence OF the city tho road there at
that time was In an unsafe condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10

but while he is In the latter sixties he is
spry and not old In spirit. He is pros
porous and happy in the enjoyment OF
life, despite all the obituaries that have
or some lines which Mr Eddy ad-
dressed 10 the poet, George Sterling the
San Francisco Call. in half column OF
comment. says: I'VE here give you tho
words OF his appeal. not only because ii
has local interest, but because tho young
Mountalneer expresses In 1t q universal
heart cry. We are all OF US always be-
seeching the poets TO unveil for US moro
OF the great mystery OF life and lift our
spirits closer to the truth"
To the Singer of the Suns.
oh. mighty singer. hall to thee.
But cnnst thou see beyond tho bars7
or speak that Namclcss Mystery
The reigns beyond our utmost stars?
oh eanst thous find nm end OF space
or suy what awful dream Ia this.
or would we God faco 10 face
II mind should cross tho vast abyes7
We know His suns and systcme flame
Beyond all methods TO compute
TIL mystery without namo
Looms on our minds and VIC orc mute
There lie the secrets none shall see
While yot thoy breathe this mortal breath.
To know that Enmcless Mystery
Were dread Insanity Death.
There may It be that weary souls
VIII md at last resting place.
Where Gods innnIty cnfol1s
Inhnlty OF time and space
No clarion motto 20 clear and strong
AS Is this mighty voice OF Thine
And ne'er before has mortal song
Assembled nearer the divine.
Beyond unnumbcrcd Buns IL sings.
But sobs at last by eulfs Of night
In weariness II folds It's wings
This side the Illimltablo Light
Io! all our knowledge a mote
Amidst immcnsity doth Eoom
ind worlds specks of dust anont
Iron Creations morning beam
on. beckon on sweet rnys ot dawn.
Oh. Must nrise and sing again.
Wc crave from Thee the mystery,
The music OF tho grand Amen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
WILL SELECT SITE TODAY
Location of Plant of Packing Com
pany Will Be Determined.

The officers and directors of the newly
organized Utah Packing company held
meeting Thursday afternoon, and after
tUo hours denberation adjourned without
selcctIns a site for the proposed plant OF
the company. 1t was announced now.
ever that another meeting Will be held
az 10 o'clock this morning. at which time
tho matter will he finally disposed OF.
Two sites are being considered by the
Sord ara the Croker property, immedi-
stely north OF tho stockyards, both of
which were again visited and Inspected
by the members OF the company Following
tho meeting Thursday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
CHECKING UP COLLECTOR
Special officer Internal Revenue De-
partment Visitor in Zion.

G. Z. Boulden OF Washington, D c.. a
United States internal revenue agent, ar
rived in Salt Lake Thursday. Mr. Bould-
en- came here direct from New England
and Will devote several days TO checking
up the affairs OF the local revenue office
under collector CalllstcT. Mr.. Boulden Is
native OF Indiana. He makes frequent
trips all over tho country He reports
No thing unusual at present under his
jurisdiction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
GRAIN MOVEMENT SLOW
Bad Condition Of Roads Prevents
Hauling; Prices Not Affected.

Local commission houses report that
there is the usual slow movement OF
grain throughout the State that always
occurs at this season OF the ycnr as
result OF the bad condition OF the roads.
but that the prices have not been affected
as yet as the case usually is. They are
also very sanguinc that the grain crop
OF the coming season Will be the largest
that Utah has ever produced. From all
portions OF the State come reports that
the hills are well packed with snow and
an abundant water supply is assured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
SANDY is AWAKE
Mayor Plans to Organize Club Of
Business Men

with the purpose OF efrecting an organ
ization OF the business men OF his town.
Mayor Jensen of Sandy IL planning to
have an excursion OF boosters from the
Manufacturers and Merchants associa-
tion OF Salt Lake In the near future. All
who desire to attend are requested TO
communicate with Manager s,scc OF the
local association. In order that satisrac-
tory arrangements for the trip may be
made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Who Jurors Are.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes In Salt Lake Soil Entered oi
Record

WIlfori w Beate to Kathcryn Bcatlc,
warranty decd. le5N'0 feet northwest
from southeast corner lot ?, block 3s.
plat .s...s .s.....--..-,. ...-....'.....s.-h .
Aaron Keyser 10 r B Hardness. la2xeo
feet In lot s, block 81. plat ......s...s 10
Leroy O Wight 10 Janet Wade. part lot
s. block II, plat f .,.... ............-... 500
John Davis to Western Pacific Railway
company. 2 g acres in section 5, town
ship l south. range 1 west ....,.-.....s $50
Josephine Thomas TO sane. loto l. ?, and
3, Highland Park -...a. ...,........ .... $50
Juiia c Taylor TO Frank Letturc 7p1x
All. feet in lot I. block A. plat 3 .,.. 100
Ettle Rachoreky 10 Mrs. NJ. L. Tate eONS
rods northeast from southwest corner
lot l. block 45, plat B ................., 1000
A. J. Lowe ct al to L. II. Young ct oil.
part section 2, township south, range
Same to came snInc ....,. -................- l
Elizabeth w Jeremy C. sornh II. Coon,
ok rods in lot Q, block 50. plat .,.... 30
Anna L. Oberg to Carl P. Larson, part
section le. township south range
David Evans to o. F Peterson. lots
and and south half lot :. block }.
E. F. Lcun6org TO Rio Grunde Western
Railway company part sections "a and
g. township south, range l wet .... 400
John Anderson to Gust F Clawson, 1OxI
rods in section !. township south,
I.avinil Morris 10 orvln Morris. i2ixSaI
feet southeast from northwest corner
lot 6. block S. plat c ...... ..,...,..... 1000
William l. Turner 70 Rio G-Ends West
crr Railway company. IS acres In sec
tion a. township touth. ranlte l west 600
Lars JACOBSON TO Daniel Jones. sc-as
in secuon SC township south, rang,
Same to same part section 30. township
south range cast, rsht OF way.
Rachel W Bailey to H. J. Crnmer. SNI
rods northeast from 10 rods east OF
southwest corner block 81. plat ...... ]
w. p. O'Menra 10 Houston Real Estnte
Envc1tmont company, ouit-clsira deed.
north half lot s, block II. plat ...... /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
WILL HOLD CAUCUS TO
DEAL WITH CONDUIT
Water Committee of Council
Agrees to File HOLIDAY
Resolution.

Aside from the consideration OF the
HOLIDAY resolution on the Big Cottonwood
conduit question, nothing OF Importance
was done Thursday night at the session
OF tho Council committees. This resolu-
ton. II will be remembered, which was re-
fcrrcd. after .ts Introduction Monday
night. asked for the appointment OF spec
inl conduit committee OF fivo and the en-
ploymcut OF a consulting engineer at an
expense OF not to exceed SAS.
Resolution Filed.
II was agreed TO make a recommends
ton that the resolution be filed. The In
terpretation OF this, az ono OF the Amerl-
can Councilmen expressed the matter; 1T
is up TO US TO sJraighten out the plumbers
and repair the faults con mittcd by the
old administration We will take this
question Up and when II is discussed and
decided VIC viii DO unanimous in what
ever Is best for the taxpayers OF the city
Petition Is Referred.
Tho petition Of Brown 6 Sanford. who
nre seeking to build dam above the
conduit in Big Cottonwood canyon. upon
land thai has been designated as "A forest
reserve, which petition is in answer TO
protest previously filed by the city, WAS
referred to the Mayor, City Attorney and
Clty Eng sInppT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
GEN. BREEDEN GOES EAST
Will Attend the Golden Wedding Of
His Eldest Sister.

Attorney-General NJ. a Breeder left for
the East Thursday night and will be alb
sent from the State something over a
Jeek. The primary object of Mr.. Breed
ems trip is TO attend the golden wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Sloan of In
dianapolis Mrs. Sloan is the oldest sister
of Mr.. Breeder The wedding celebration
will nlso be accompanied by reunion OF
many OF the Breeder family The cele-
brntion will be held March IL. Mr. Breed-
en- attended the original wedding of this
aged pair fifty years ago, when he was
years Of age. the silver Wedding twenty
Eve years ago, and is anticipating an un-
usually pleasant time at the coming meet
I,-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
LUMBERMEN SEE p
Tells Them Their BUSH
Application Of Hors

WASHINGTON. March ST
the convention OF the, Nat
Lumber Dealers association.
today called at the White Hon
ceived by the President In tnq
Many OF the delegates We're
their wives. After dcliverink
vlsitors personal greetnE,
made q brief address eongrnst
bermen on the condition or thf
Of exploiting a given area of Z
inC nothing behind. but OF \
forest that in using II IL Is ~
set for their children and en-
He urged the lumoermen 70 y
Government forest reserve set
cluded by saying:
There Ia TO business IN N
In which there is a greater M
carried on with n combination Y
derstanding and practical hofs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Jordan Schools Fine Record.

Leading tho entire city In It's record OF
puEctu0llty Is the Jordan school OF tho west
side. which. according 10 tho reports received
by Superintendent Christensen, has not had
single tardy pupil this year. This record ls
that tho building Ia In q scattered district.
where many OF tho students have long dis
lULCc TO go,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
CASE IS DISMISSED
Peculiar Proceedings Had in the Ju-
Yenile Court.

Lawyers OF the city are aslting whether
the Juvenile court has power to punish
an adult for setting n lad example In
manners TO a youth under the age of IS
years. Tho facts in the peculiar are
that on Tuesday the youth, Victor Buckle
was fined 81 for fast driving. His elder
brother John V. Buckle paid the fine, but
exhibited signs OF anger in so doing and
was thereupon charged by Judge Brown
with contributing to the delinquency OF
The juvenile delinquent When he finally
appeared In court he was advised by his
attorney not to pay Tie fine and on Thurs
cav on motion OF Probation Officer Woods
the case was dismissed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
STRIKERS PUT |
Molesters of Non-Untone
Heavily ArmS

LEBANON. Pa.. March ~
and his State constabulaI
kept busy this afternoon az
ore mines with strikers w,
ferIng with workingmen, =
ing them found them heavt
SiX Italians are now IN
more arrcts will follow, OI
old laborcrS are workihs /
men brought here yesteIue
olhers BROUGHT this mornlnls
trouble is expected ri rrq
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Teachers Meeting Thursday.

At the Public Library building Thursday AZ
ternoon. at $50 o'clock meeting OF the Salt
Lake City teachers VIII be held to listen 10 an
address on uchool work by Dr. George % Vim
cent OF tho University OF Chicago. Dr Vincent
is regarded as one OF the ablest educators in
the country and his coming has aroused much
interest in school circles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
To Sell Hardware.

Articles OF Incorporation OF tho Watson
Flygnre Hardware company were filed
Thursday with the Secretary of State.
John Watson Is president and treasurer.
FIygare secretary. All the parties are
residents OF ogden, where the company,
which Is Incorporated for $4,000 Will do
O general hardware business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
CHINESE CONFESf
Declare Catholics Stabbec
and Riot FOLLOW

SHANGHAI. March This
Iionnrtes at Sulchou. province Z:
been escorted 10 kiukiang. III
s,onarlcs nt Suichou refused to|I
and the Governor is sending O.
them. ~,
The Chinese concerned In sn
at Nnnchang. province OF ki4-
fessed their guilt, but maintain
Justified in attacking inc ~
latter had stabbed the aagist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Millionaires Sail fd

SAN FRANCISCO, March "
s.roers on the Pacific Steam,
pnny's liner Nanchlirla. W.
for the Orient. were Jocoo ocn. n,
OF seven. Mrs. j. c. Haveineye'
Cumming. who is TO aSsumr
Quarantine station at fokono'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
New Case Of Smallpox.

Fred Mems laborer from the grading cnmp
OF tho Western Pacific Railroad company
working on the outskirts OF tho city appeared
ct tho police station Thursday afternoon and
Announced that hc had tho smallpox. BY order
OF city Physician Stewart the patient was re-
moved to tho Isolation hospital where he VIII
receive proper treatment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Not Guilty Of n

WASHINGTON. March 80
n former State Senator OF New
been on trial In the Distries oul
more than two weeks on cnart'
10 commit an ofcnse asa
states and to dcfraud the Cow
neotion with tho sale OF ume-'
10 the PcstcfYlcc dcpartment' \
Quilted by n jury, after iour A
tI9D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Expect Low Rate,

II this committee is successful In sccur-
ing the rates desired the Salt Lake dele
gation Is expected 10 number about eight
hundred persons and will be accompanied
by a band
The information received from Denver
Is to the effect that there VIII be about
thirty thousand Elks In attendance ut
this session OF the grand lodge, which
Will be an increase OF about ten thou
sand over the attendance at any former
session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Chance to See Pictures.

MT. ], T. Harwocd. a well-known local ar
tist invites the club women OF the city TO visit
his studio. 365 East Eleventh South street. on
March H. from TO O'Clock p m. Mr.. Har-
woods famous picture that mode him q MEM
ber OF tho Western Society OF Artists Will be
on exhibition for the frat time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
MEETING LIBRARY BOARD
In Future the Conferences Will Be
Held Twice q Month.

on account OF the Increase In business
of the public library IL has been deemed
necessary by the library board TO hold
meetings twice a month instead Of once
a month as heretofore has been the rule.
Hereafter the board Will meet at 6
o'clock p. m. on the first and third Tues
days OF each month. Tho circulation In
the chlldrens department shows an in
crease OF % per cent over the circula-
ton Of one year ago. A new set of
twcnty-one volumes Of the International
Encyclopaedia and two volumes OF large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Church Property Sold.

The Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal church
property on Second East street between First
and Second South streets, sold Thursday
TO George Ebert for the of 1850. The
church has bought a location on Fourth
East street between Fifth and Sixth South
Mherc q now c,lIflcc VIII be hnllf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Society Silent UNITY,

Tho Society OF Silent Unity meets with Mrs
Peterson at i5S East Second South street. on
Tuesday ut 200 p. m. ScripturL Interpretation
and occult methods for self-hclp Will bo given.
conducted by Mrs Drew OF the Brotherhood of
tho Illuminate. All are cordially invited Ad-
mIeslon free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Charles F. Murphy will leave at noon todny
for San Francisco, whero he Will meet r n
Guernsey He viii stop en- route a, SacTa-
mento. where he Will Visit for q few DAYS with
Mrs Frank G Welch. his sister.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10

Tartars Killed by Cossacks.

TIFLtS, March 9.-Tnrlnrs OF tho village OF
Aliatlou today fired on detachment OF passing
Cossacks. Tho latter bombarded the village
for three hours and diSodgcd the Tartars, Kill
Ing several OF them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
GREAT PROGRESS
TOWARD BIG FAIR
Premium List to Be Adjusted
More Closely to Needs of
Competitors.
EXHIBITION is TO
LAST THREE MONTHS
IntermOuntain Show VIII Be At
tractiye All of This
Time.

All reports OF progress In arrangements
Tor the great Intermountain fair planned
20 be held in Salt Lake In 1907 or 1908 are
'ecelved by the residents Of the territory
Affected with satisfaction and approval.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Prosperous Year for Lodge.

That No. IS can muster the crowd has
been proven by the recent excursion TO
Los Angeles. when over seven hundred
Salt Lakcrs Joined the lodge in Its trip
to the City OF the Angels The past yoaT
has been one of great prosperity for the
lodge, over hundred members having
is six thousand dollars better OF than
the previous year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Aged VagTant Sentenced.

Aged and ragged. Willak Brennan. who ap-
r cared before Justc Ino OF Bingham Thurrday
wa convicted OF vagrancy and received q SEN
tencc Of ninety days In the county Jail. 1t is
said that no at one time a man Of means
who through misfortune has sunk 10 the level
of common nuisance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-10
Arranging the Premium List.

In preparing the premium lIst Secrc-
tary Ensign ia cndeavoring to break
away from precedent somewhat and to
adjust the list more closely TO the needs
OF the competitors. To that end premiums
for articles that will not bo exhibited
Will be stricken, from the list. and
In other ways IL wall be enlarged to In
cude every product OF the Industries and
a LhaL m-Ll LLL.I. he .nLErnl