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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-06
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. June 5.-FLOuR-Re-
ceipts, $4,000 bbls; exports $500. Dull
WHEAT Receipts $4,000 bushels: ex-
ports 81 900 Spot barley steady: No. 2
ed, nominal elevator; No. red, 81
nominal f. o. b. afloat;. No. / Duluth
s6ss, f. O. b.; No. ] northern May S9R.
{. O. b. Wheat weakened in the after
noon and then became heavier. 1t de-
elined under liquidation by bearish
Manitoba crop reports and closed &c
closed Ss7sc: September 81 11-lsM
s5M closed Sane December S5 7-16@
S6c, closed S5c.
WOOI-Steady.
PETROLECM-Stea
HoPs-Easyi State common to choice
1905, 90 1Sc; Pacific Coast 1905, lag
CoFFEE-Spot Rio quiet; mild.
steady. Futures closed steady at net
pefsG efae Of % $500 bsss ncadng safs jury
s5.95@s.e0; March s6-eo@6.s5; May
9SAFEam ssse canfTfuga dalT ssstpn IS tesf sss& sssss
3hc; molasses sugar, ll-l6@2 1890;
refined, firm.
BETTER-Firmer but unchanged.
CHEESE-Easy.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
Dried Fruit.
EvAPORATED APPLES-Unchange
Supplies for November delivery are still
offering around cents, but the same
stocks available for prompt delivery
are reported better held. Strictly
prime, lie; choice, ia @12Ac; fancy,
PRuNEs-Firm owing TO light sup
ulies, but spot demand is light. Quota
tions range from 7 1se to sac, accord
APRieoTs More or less nominal on
are very light: choice, 12Hc: extra
choice. l3@l3Ac;. fancy, 14m141sc-.
EACHES-Unchanged Choice, lie;
extra choice, 11G11Ac; fancy, 11s4 q
l2c; extra fancy. l2m12he.
RAIsINs-Quiet to FIRM Loose mus
catel, 6@65sc, seeded raisinS. 5A a
I&c; London layers, s1.60@1.6o.
New York Metal Market.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The London
metal market was opened again today
Tin was lower at f177 15s for future
Locally the market was easy in keep
ing with the declines abroad with spot
quotations at $50 q 1925.
Copper was higher in the London
and futures mh fs 15s Tocay ali la Copper
was firm with lake quoted at S1S.75G
l9; electrolytie at $18.37k @1S.75; cast
ing. s1s.25@1S.371s,
Lead was quiet and unchange9 in
both markets, closing al Els It's 9din
london and at s5.75@ 5.s5 in the aocaf
spelter was unchanged at f27 rs Cd
in London. Locally the market was
firm with spot quoted at $5.95 q sos.
Iron was a little higher, closing at
49s Cd for standard foundry.
Locally iron was unchanged No. ]
foundry is quoted at $1S.T5@19; No. 2
foundry, $18.25@1S.50; No. 2 foundry
Southern at $177511S.
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New York Cotton Market

Gold coin and bullion, ss0,5S2,041.
Gold certificates. $39, $3.50.
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Condition of the Trcasury.

June 5.-Today's
treasury balances in
shows:
balance, s16l,47s.s75.
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Manhattan District.
oakland STOCK Exchnnre.

OAKLAND, June 5.-Following are
the sales and closing quotations today
on the Oakland Stock and Bond Ex-
change:
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London CIosing stocks.

Bar silFer-Unccrfain; 3o59d per ouner.
Monev-21a "a per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3M per cent and for three months
bills 3la per cent.
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Norfhern business.
LOCAL MARKETS.
rrxohanre and BulIfon.

The Hongkong Maru took out Tor Kobe silver
bullion valued at S75,37S 75.
Silver declined Ne. Exchange rates remained
ihout the same.
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California Stock and OH Exchange.
Mining Sfoclks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisc,
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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At AUCTION.

There will be another large consign-
ment of all kinds of Horses, Wagons.
Buggies. Carts and Harness OF every
description w EDNESDAY. IL a. m, at
Thirteenth and Harrison StS-
VIM. CLOUGH. Auetioneer.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

klRsss,i kilauss 6. 6. ass Do pool. :
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WASHINGTON,
statement OF the
the general fund
Available cash
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
FEDERATION PLAN
Is UNDEVELOPED
Secretary George M. Whitaker Ex.
plains the Idea Suggested BY
Him to the Congress.

"The federation of all the farmers
institutions in the United States is in
wholly chaotic condition and is in
.eality only a dream at present" said
George NJ. Whitaker. secretary of the
Farmers National congress, who in
reduced the suggestion yesterday.
Continuing, Mr.. Whitaker gave the
ollowing explanation of the idea:
There has for some time been a feel
ng among the presidents of agricul-
ural schools and superintendent of
experimental stations that some feder-
ttion of all the organizations should
De arranged where an interchange of
deas could be had would be an excel
ent idea. They feel, however, it would
not be wise to increase the number
If organizations in the country, and
hey have raised the question whether
or not the federation idea could not be
srafted onto our work. This would
make the farmers congress the CEN
raj organization to a great extent.
The idea. however, may prove unfeas-
able after we have Investigated and
made a thorough study of the condi-
ions that would naturally arise
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
CONFLICT SHOWN
Mary Nc ArdIe Says Father Mack
in Left Her Family Well
Fixed.
or AT LEAST SAID HE HAD
Witnesses Tell of Being Denied Admis-
sion to Rectony in Course of
Hearing of Will Contest.

That Father Mackin, 9 short time
before his death told her that he had
left her family well fixed financially
md that they would have good home
vas part of the testimony of Mary
McArdle. stepdaughter of Mrs. Gather
ne McArdle, who died last week, in
The Mackin will case. Tne witness
estitied at length on the relationship
If Father Mackin in the United States
md in Ireland She testified that on
me occasion when she called TO see
Father Mackin during his last illness
Mrs. Dolly refused TO allow her admis,
ion. she said it was Dec. IL, 1904,
ghen she had seen Father Mackin and
Is had told her of how nicely he had
eft them fixed. and spoke of his build
ug for the family a house in Nebraska
She said that at later time she Went
o see Father Mackin, and though Mrs
lolly said that he could not be seen,
he insisted. and was finally allowed
see him but told not 10 speak. On
,oing down stairs, she asked if Mrs.
lolly was going to send for Father
Iackin's sister. Mrs. McArdle. and the
aply was, 40. I'm not. What good
ould she do if she was here?'
Money for Husbands.
In the course of her testimony this
forming. Mrs Mary Crummie quoted
ather Mackin as stating that she was
ot afraid to marry Il poor man, but
hat he had seen fit to get men for his
.ieces, giving $4,000 in one case.
Mrs. Crummie stated that IL years
go she had called at Father Mackin's
ouse TO become his housekeeper, and
nat Mrs. Grace Mackin and the priest
ad engaged in a quarrel over the fact
nat the witness was to become the
ousekeeper. She was informed sever
days later that for the sake of peace
1 the household, she must leave. She
lso testified to various conversations
ith Father Mackin and Grace Mackin
uring which Grace Mackin protested
gainst the assistance which Father
Iackin had rendered Mrs. Dolly and
:. H. Dolly. She also said that she saw
race Mackin open Father Mackin's
lail BY steaming the letters over a
ca kettle, and that Mrs. Mackin had
aiken one of the letters and tore it il
ihreds. but placed the other back il
he envelope and said that "the ol
log can read@that.'
The kinShip.
A great bulk of testimony regarding
he kinship of Father Mackin was Civ
IN yesterday afternoon and severa
witnesses testified to having difficulty
n-obtaining n admission to- see Fathei
Nackin during his last illness.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
PAYS FINE TRIBUTE
TO LATE COL. LUSk
General Mackenzie's Official Announce
ment of Death of Former Rock
Island Officer.

In an obituary notice issued to the
engineer corps by General A. Macken-
zie, the chief of engineers, announcing
the death of the late lamented Colonel
Lusk at Sandy Hook, n. j., he gives
an account of the varied experience
and service rendered the engineer
corps by Colonel Lusk ON large num-
ber of engineering works in various
places in the country and his services
during the SpaBish-American war. The
following beautiful tribute to his mem
ory is paid by General Mackenzie:
Lieutenant Colonel Lusk's whole
service was characterized by a degree
of earnest and unselfish devotion TO
duty which is seldom equaled. To this
attribute his sad death may be traced
so directly that it may be said OF him
that he gave up his life for his coun-
try as truly as do those VINO fall in
battle.
Capable, conscientious, and, pains
taking in the performance of every
task, he established for himself an en-
viable reputation as a civil and mill
tary engineer, while his pure and no
BILE personal life and gentleness OF
manner brought to him the love and
affection Of all his associates.
/. "As a tribute to his memory, the of
ficers of the corps of engineers will
wear the usual badge of mourning for
80 days"
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
Annexation of Cuba.

1t is claimed that the real motive
sor the uprising in Cuba is to praeti-
cally force the United States to annex
the island. In fact, many large bus
mess interests in both countries would
strongly favor such a course. The
best course for any man or woman to
pursue who is afflicted with bad
stomach or inactive liver is to COM
mence taking Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters this very day. Certainly it is the
best medicine before the public for
curing dyspepsia. indigestion, costive-
ness, poor appetite. belching. fiatulen-
cy, heartburn, sleeplessness, bilious
ness. female ills or malarial fever.
Our 53 years record proves this be-
yond all doubt You really ought to
try one bottle and let it make you well
again. fhe genuine has our private
stamp over the neck. Refuse all 9th
ers.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

w. c. Totten returned today from
ST. Louis.
Congressman James Mckinney of
Aledo, was in the city today
Judge w. F. Brannan of Muscatine.
was visiting for a few hours in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Former Governor Samuel r. Van
SAINT of Minnesota, who spoke at the
Farmers congress yesterday, has re-
turned to Minneapolis.
Solon l.. Goode of Indianapolis, ar
rived in the city last night and is quar-
tered at the Harper house. He deliver
ed an address this afternoon at the
convention.
Mrs. Charles Bryce of Kansas City
arrived this morning and joined her
husband at the Harms. Mr.. Bryce is
connected with The Argus cartoon
service.
City Clerk H. c. Schaffer. and Alder
men Pratt, Trenkenschuh, Benson, and
Dauber. and City Engineer Treichler
have returned from Minneapolis, where
they have been attending the meeting
of the Upper Mississippi River Improves
ment association.
NJ. w. Burns of Chicago, travelling
passenger agent of the Frisco; S. J..
Ellison of Chicago, general agent of
the Great Northern railway; A. Jack
son, of Chicago. general emigration
agent of the Rock Island; and John H.
Grace, also of Chicago general agent
of the Great Northern railway, were
i'll Rock Island yesterday and today.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
rONIGHT'S EXCURSION
ON THE COLOMBIA
Leaves at 1880 O'Clock, All Wearing
Badges Being Given Free
Passage.

Tonight the visitors will be given a
river trip on the excursion steamer
Columbia, the boat leaving the dock
at the foot of Nineteenth street at 7:30
o'clock prompt. AS the boats accom-
modations are limited to 500, Chair
man T. J. Medill of the executive COM
mittee announces that it will be neces-
sary to confine those permitted to go to
those wearing the proper badge.
AS the weather indications are fair
it is believed an enjoyable trip will be
had
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

When horse Isl SO overworked il
lies down and in other ways declares
Inability to go further, you would con
slider it criminal to use force. Many
a man of humane impulses, who would
not willingly harm kitten, is guilty
of cruelty where his own stomach is
coneerped. Overdriven, ~overworked,
when what it needs is something that
win digest the food eaten and help the
stomach to rec1perate. Something like
Kodol for Dyspepsia that is sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
OBITUARY RECORD.
Mrs. Hanora Brinn.

Mrs. Hanora Brinn died at her home,
Pill Fifth. avenue. this afternoon at !
O'Clock after an illness lasting year.
She was born in Limerick county, Ire
land She is survived by her husband.
Bartholomew Brinn, five daughters,
Mrs. Michael Collins. Mrs Michael
Corken, who reside in this city, and
Kate, Mary, and Hannah. at home. and
a son, James Brinn, of the Rock Island
police department.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
ments were served after the program.
Soc

hastinss-Gerlach.--T The marriage Of
Miss Emma Gerlach, daughter of Mrs
Eminie Gerlach, 725 West Third street,
Davenport, to Charles n. Hastings took
place at the parsonage of the German
Lutheran church. Davenport, Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock, Rev. Mr.
Hertze officiating. Miss Emma Ro-
chow of Davenport and James Shear
Of this city were the attendants A re-
ception and wedding dinner followed
the ceremony at the home of the brides
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings will
make their home at 1919 Ninth avenue
Mr.. Hastings was formerly chief of the
fire department in this city and is now
manager of S. NJ Arndt Co.'S Seven
teenth street store.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
IMPROVE MILAN SERVICE
Tri-City Railway TO Start Throug,
Double Truck Cars Nov. 1.

Through street car service from
Rock Island 70 Milan. a thing that ha
never been possible heretofore. is ex
pected 10 be inaugurated by the Tri
City Railway company about Nov. l
Manager J. F. Lardner today statef
that the plan is TO put on two nev
double truck cars which will max
half hour trips throughout the winte
season. Bv this arrangement the te
dious delay and change of ears in the
cold at Sears will be avoided.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
TEST MAIL BAG CATCHER
George E. Perkins Invention Pronounce
ed Success by Officials.

The Perkins patent mail bag catcher
and deliverer was given a test by the
Rock Island this morning between Nat
ick and East Moline. The patent de-
vice was especially successful when
the train was running at low rate of
speed. When at a high rate, however,
the ropes holding the device TO the sup
port were not strong enough and as q
result it could not be thoroughly tested
A commission was appointed by the
postmaster general and was present to
inspect this test.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

GSociety news. written or telephones
% the society editor of The Argus, will
e gladly received and published. Bu
1 either case the identity of the Sende'
lust be made known, to insure relia
ility. Written notices should bear sig
ature and addresS.l
Moline Woman's CIub.-The first OF
he winter series of programs of the
Ioline Womans club will be given a
he Congregational church in MOlinc
omOrrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
Vhis is to be presidents day
With greetings from the presidents Of
he different clubs in the three cities
he program to be given tomorrow
follows:
'Song of Thanksgiving (Allitzon)-
Henry Wheelock.
Scherzo, d minor, Op. 20 Chopin
Miss May Lindsay Oliver.
Address of Welcome-Mrs G. H.
1untoon, president.
Lessing-Verein - Miss Catherine
Test, president.
Monday Study .Club-Mrs. Mary
dawes, president
Club Women of Europeans. Maria
Purdy Peck, president Clionian club
davenport, and delegate to worlds con
sress of women at Berlin.
Have Women Time for Clubs.-Mrs
'loy Van Patten Swiney. president Of
our clubs, and secretary of two.
Greetings from Moline.-Our Oldest
lister, the Fortnightly Club. Mrs.
larry Ainsworth. vice-president.
Home Study club-Mrs. A. S. Wright,
resident.
We are Seven Club.-Miss Lille E.
wan, president,
Kings Daughters Union.-Mrs. A.
=. Foster, president.
D. A r. of Molirfe.-Mrs. George LIc
faster, secretary.
At this meeting dues may be paid
nd membership cards will be issued.
Reception for Miss Mabie-Miss
.Iaud Mabie, who has been superin-
endent of the First Baptist Sunday
chool for several years. and who
caves shortly to make her home in
'alifornia, was given a farewell re-
option at the church last evening by
lembers of the church. A large mum.
er were present and an interesting
rogram was rendered which consisted
{ solo by Mrs. William Ullemeyer
reading by Goldie Conneli, a Solo By
ldward w. Caulpetzer, a reading by
essie Bogue, solo by Miss Crissman,
nd remarks by Rev H. w. Reed, who
resented Miss Mabie with hand
Some brooch as memento. Refresh
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
Kennedy Funeral.

The funeral of Timothy Kennedy was
held from st. Josephs church this
morning at Q O'Clock. The services
were conducted by Dean J. J. Quinn.
The pallbearers were John Murrin.
James McNellis, John Brennan, James
Cavanaugh, Patrick Lee, and T. F.
Burke. Burial took place at Calvary
cemetery
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

hearing Monday. Oral arguments will
be made in the case which, 1t will be
remembered. is one to secure Nagls's
freedom on a writ of habeas corpus on
the grounds that he was not tried with
IN the statutory limit of four months
This case deals only with the murder
charges against Nagle, and does not afs
feet the charges of robbery, which are
expected to be tried in the Cambridge
circuit court some time next month,
States Attorney ]. K. Scott, and Ma
gle's attorneys. H. A. Weld and Adair
Peasants. go 10 Springfield Saturday
evening TO argue the case Monday.
In Appellate Court.
In the appellate court at Ottawa yes
terday two orders of interest locally
were entered. one denying the motion
to dismiss the writ of error in the in.
cubatOr baby case of Barclay against
the people of the state of Illinois, an
appeal from. the circuit courts deci
sion here when the baby was given tC
Mrs. Blealley; the other extending the
time for filing briefs in the appeal case
of the city OF Rock Island against tn
Central Union Telephone company.
The t:-.se was extended TO Oct. 20.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
T. ..eORGANlZe THE CAMP
Former Members of Sons of Veterans
Here to Meet Tomorrow Evening.

Since the department commando.
of the Illinois G. A. r.. f. H. Buck
resides in this city. il has been de
cided to reorganize the camp of thG
Sons OF Veterans. and a meeting for
that purpose has been called for tomoI
row evening at Memorial hall. All
members of the former camp and al
who are eligible for membership arr
requested TO attend. Commando
Buck is taking a personal interest il
the movement to reorge-ize the camp
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

City Luther league held its third quar-
erly meeting at the First Lutheran
church last evening. After reading of
scripture and prayer by Rev. +. o.
Ianson. pastor of the church; short
program. consisting of q violin solo by
1y Mr.. Swanson; remarks, by J. H.
Hauberg of Moline; a recitation by
Mss June Hanson; an address by Rev
w. II. Blancke, of Davenport, and a
local solo by Miss Freeman. was en-
ioyed after which refreshments were
served.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
Memphis .....33 1875 -O2 o
New Orleans ....I6 rs :01 0
JIM. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.

The Helen Blair was in port. The
Prescott and A. J. Whitney were north
and south and the Mac came down.
The stage of water was 5.10 at a.
M, and 500 at noon.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
BEGINS TWO SUITS
n. A. SuttIe Seeks 20 Recover
$4,000 From n L. DooIey
and Copper Company.
ONE is FOR DAMAGES
Other to Recover on Note for $1,000
Arguments in Naefe Case TO be
Heard MONDAY.

Two suits for $4,000 each, one
against f. l.. Dooley for damages, and
the other against the Baumann Copper
company Of which Mr.. Dooley is a di-
rector. were commenced in the circuit
court here today by Fl. y. Suite OF
Peoria, through his attorney, Walter
H. Kirk These TWO suits form anoth-
er chapter in the controversy IN the
courts between II. l.. Dooley and his
associates and Mr.. Suttle. Mr.. Suttle.
who is Il Peoria real estate agent, IS
now under indictment here for the en-
bezzlement of $4,000 from the Cypress
Gold and Copper Mining company. the
complaints having been made by II. l..
DOoley. The suit against Mr.. Dooley.
personally, is understood 10 be for
damages alleged 10 have been sustain
ed by reason of Mr.. DooIey's making
criminal charges. No declaration has
been flied.
On Unpaid Note.
The suit against the Baumann Cop
per company. is TO recover on note
for 50 900 given in May, 1905, TO Mr..
Suite by the company. The note is
stated 20 have been executed by II. l.
DoOley as wee president of the com
pany. According to the declaration fill
ed this morning. no payment has been
made on the note.
The Baumann Copper company is
composed of practically same indi-
viduals as the Cypress Gold and Cop
per Mining company. and includes as
it's directors. Fl. l.. Dooley and c. II.
DooIey of this city. George w. John
son of Moline. and p. Fedderson, Jr.,
and J. E. Burmeister of Davenport
Maggie Case 10 he Heard.
The supreme court yesterday enter
ed an order granting 4 motion by Ma
gle's attorneys to-set the case for
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
Notice to Public.

I hereby give notice Ito all persons
that l will not be responsible under
any circumstances for any bills or ac-
counts contracted for by my wife, Mary
Meyser. CHARLIE MEYSER.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

Greatest tonic and strength produc.
ing remedy ever offered suffering hu-
manity. Cures indigestion. constlpa-
ton, headache. stomach disorders
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. Tea or tablets, 35
cents. T. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
Blood Poisoning

Results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by DR.. Kings
New Life pills. They remove all pol
sonous germs from the system and in
fuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach. nausia, headache, dizziness
and collie, without gripping or discom-
fort. 25c. Guaranteed by Hartz e.
Ullemeyer, druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
RIVER RIPLETS.
RIVER RORECAST

A falling tendency in the Mississippi
will continue from Dubuque to Musca-
tine.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
At Beal and Schmitt's, Illinois theater
building
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

Cinch Club meets-The Haviland Cinch
club met with Mrs. NJ. Tneus yesterdayaf-
ternoon. Cinch was played, first prize fall
ing to Mrs. C. Goodhardt, second to Mrs. J.
Furlong, consolation to Mrs. A. Wehl-
ing, BOBBY to Mrs. w. NJ. Burgess. The
hostess received beautiful piece of
Haviland The club will meet Oct %
With Mrs. G. Goodhardt.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

Bridge Whist Party.-Mrs. David
Rothschild entertained a company of
ladies' Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Oak Lane, Davenport, at
bridge whist party. Gifts for highest
scores were awarded to Mrs. Mayer
Levi and Mrs. l.. Simon of this city.
course luncheon was served at ;
o'clock. Mrs. l.. Lobenstein of Cedar
Rapids. was guest. Mrs. Rotschild
will entertain again next Wednesday
1T bridge.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12
agile Case 10 he Heard.

The supreme court yesterday enter
ed an order granting a motion by Ma
GIe's attorneys to set the case for
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1906-10-12

[Society news. written or telephoned
o the society editor of The Argus, will
gladly received and published. Bu'
either case the identity of the Sende'
lust be made known. to insure relia
'ility. Written notices should bear sig
ature and address.l