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years come and 60 Though he made
no attempt 10 escape. for n part Of the
time he was locked 10 his cot In his
howell by means Of heavy iron bars at
tachel 10 anklets Inducements were
made 10 him 10 commit suicide.
The friends Of Dreyfus. particularly
Colonel Plcquart and Emile lola. were
tlreess IN pushing his case and brought
about the arrest Of Colonel Henry,
chief OF the intelligence department,
who when driven TO the last ditch con
fessed that he had forged one Of the
discriminating documents against Drey-
fus and committed suicide In prison.
BY this time the whole of France was
arrayed for or against Dreyfus. and
the utmost excitement prevailed In mil
itary. political and social circles But
a reaction Of feeling In favor of Drey-
fus set in with the suicide OF Colonel
Henry. and on June 3. 1899 a fresh
court martial OF Dreyfus was ordered
and the prisoner was brought from
Devils island TO be retired.
The second court martial OF Dreyfus
opened at Rennes. France. Aug. Z,
1899, under the presidency OF Colonel
Jouaust Opposed to the prisoner were
almost the whole French army and the
machinery OF the government. Strong
evidence was brought forth in favor u
Dreyfus. aud the case Of the prosecu-
ton was shown 10 be very weak.
But after long and sensational trial
Dreyfus was convicted OF treason
with extenuatlng circumstances" and
was sentenced TO ten years imprlson-
ment in fortress. Later he obtained
a full pardon from President Doubet
and was set at liberty.
The friends of the unfortunate cap
tain were not conteuted. They kept
hard at work hunting for fresh eyl
dencc In his behalf aud finally got the
case before the supreme court, with
a result which is now resounding
throughout all France.
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SYNDICATE.

A cosple Of our young msn spent tie
Fourth In Greenwich.
Master Willard Votal OF Cambridge
Is visiting In town among his relatives
Rev Mr. Merch OF Greenwlch and his
son passed through this town on his
vacation tramp.
VIM Hamilton Jr is at his home from
Castleton Normal school and Is visit
ing at bis parents In this town.
Farmers are trying to commence
their haying and wouldit the sun shone
brightly A good crop is reported.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Parker and
little daughter Orissa OF Hooslck Falls
were az Ray Bentley's over Sunday.
Eyi $. Randall of Cambridge was 10
town this week on a fishing trip. Mr
Randall is quite an expert Ia tins line.
Parker lloyt has not felt as well for
a few days past and c. r.. Woodland
and Mrs Herbert Mears are not gain
log as their friends might wish.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Abel OF New
London. Conn, were ia town part Of
last week, MIR Abel returning 10 his
former home IN Hoosick Falls Sunday
afternoon, leaving Mrs Abel with her
sister Miss Belle llurd for time.
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"Try AaaIn" Advice.

You say you have tried dozen
times and failed. Well, what OF it;
Try again. Nothing worth while is
won without effort Keeping ever
lastingly at It." brings success but he
sure you go at it in the right way. 10
isn't so much the doing as the manner
Of doing
Suppose conditions are adverse TO
success Are you going to let that
handicap you, or are you going to
rise above il and max, things easier
for someone else? asks Spare Nom
ents The world wants your smiles,
your hopes, your aspirations. She
already has too many irowns and
tears.
Open mind aud heart. BE awake to
possibilities OF the moment Oppor-
tunity. like will-o,the-wisp, hits be-
fore him who is too timid or too indo-
lent to stretch forth his hand and make
her his own. Lovingly she comrades
with him whose wish is will; whose will
is TO dare: whose daring is TO achieve.
Remember energy, ambition, and
tireless effort alone spell the great se-
cret Of success. BE sure your vision
is clear, your purpose right, then push
on with migt. and main. Let moth
ing you dismay davenport Times.
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HIS MEDICATION
Continued from Page one,

Judgment OF the Rennes court martial,
with the publication OF the final an
nouncemcnt OF his innocence IN hf'y
newspapers to be chosen by Captain
Drcyfus
The reading OF the decision lasted
an hour and II was only at the close
that the spectators realized the sweep
ing nature OF the ylndicatlon.
Mathew Dreyfus hastily dispatched
q messenger TO bear the good news to
Captain Dreyfus and Nine. Dreyfus
Besides the restoration Of Dreyfus TO
the army, special bill Will be pre-
sented to parliament authorizing the
minister OF war TO restore Colonel Pie
quart whose sense Of Justice brought
about the quashlng OF the verdict
against Dreyfus aud who was forced
out OF the army by the consplrators.
Colonel PicQuart has been Dreyfus-
most constant champion Only last
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cHoUKNIN DEAD OF WOUNDS.
Forty Thousand Jews Flee From
WRrsaw-Cnbfnet Resigns.

ST PETERSBURG, July ia Sc
yastopol dispatch says that Vice Ad-
miral Chouknin, commander Of the
Black sea fleet, who was shot sup
posedly by a sailor OF the battleshlp
Otchakofl. died without having re
gained consciousness.
The undergraduate of Admiral
Chouknln's villa is suspected Of hay
ing knowledge Of the murderer, ms he
has disappeared.
At Warsaw 10000 Jews old men,
women and children-feaflng masss-
ere, have fed in panic from the city
within twenty-four hours, and thou.
sands more are leaving hourly IN mad
haste to escape the attacks which
have been threatened for days
Finance. Minister Kokovson has Civ
en- authority for the statement that
the resignation of the entire cabinet is
in the hands of the emperor. SO IA As
can be learned. however, his majesty
is not yet ready to charge the Consti-
tutional Democrats with the task Of
forming ministry
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LYON PUTS soAN OUT.
Golf Champion neaten at Engiewood.
Travis Makes Record.


Travis Makes Record.
ENGLEWOOD. n. j., July l3. -
George IS. Lyon of Toronto put H.
Chandler Egan Of Chicago ont of the
amateur golf championship In the sec-
ond round 40 match play on the Engle-
wood Golf clubs course Egan was
lighting hard TO retain the champion
ship tItle which he had cleyerly won
ana held during the last two years,
but Lyon lcl him almost every inch OF
the way ana finally won out on the
twentieth hole.
There have been many upsets I'm this
years championship tournament but
the defeat OF the champion by the
Canadian player was the greatest sur
prise of AL Two years ago. however,
Lyon aud Egan met IN the final of the
Olympic championship golf contest at
So. Louis, and then the Canadian beat
the Chlcagoan by 3 mp and . TO play
Eean played poorly and by missing
a seemingly easy put on the home hole
lost The match after he was 1 up az
llc seventeenth hole. where 10y good
work Lyon should have had half
Both players drove the home green,
Lyon then having a treachcrous APP
prolch put TO make. Egan trimmed the
cup on his third shot. while Lyon got
down In three, making the match tie.
They halyed the nineteenth hole In
fours, and Lyon won out with well
played four ON The twentieth green
Egan, who was four down at one
stage OF the game. played good golf
coming In, but his work on the putting
green's was not up 10 his usual mark,
and this defeat robbed him OF the
chance to make a record MS a triple
winner
The dcfeat Of the champion was not
the only feature of the days play
however as Walter J. Travis. the for
mer American and British amateur
champion made new amateur record
of "a for the rearranged course.
Travis did this. in the first round Of
match play, IN which he had Archie NJ
Reid Of ST. Andrews as an opponent
The veteran went ont In 81 and came
home with the same figures. thus cs
tahlishing the new competitive record
for the course.
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NEW YORK. July Kneeling OH
an unmarked grave in Evergreen Gem
etery. Brooklyn, in which was buried
the body of a woman said to have com
mitted suicide. a man supposed TO be
William Bird of England strangled
himself The man had knotted two
handkerchefs together fastened them
about his neck and limb of low
growing tree and thrown his weight
forward. The bough bent until his
knees touched the earth lightly, max
ing it appear as though he was praying,
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ROCHESTER,. y. Y, July 3.-Slx
members Of the Glidden automobile
party making the run were held mp
at Lima for exceeding the speed limit
Of ten miles an hour -Four of The
drivers paid fines Of 50 each in The
Justices court. ana two deposited SD
each MS security and said they would
come back and stand trial The drivers
were warned by constable TO keep
within the speed limit but disobeyed
and were stopped ana taken back TO
the Justices office.
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SALEM, n. H., July H. Broadcloth
won the Franconia stake and lowered
the mile record at the Rockingham
park track in the presence Of one of
the largest crowds that has seen a race
since the meeting opened. The track
record Of 1:39al held by New York,
was reduced to 1907 From the very
first ,Broadcloth set the pace in the
contest and won by length, New
York weakening I'm the final drive,
though showing good speed up to that
point.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the NR-
tionnl and American Leagues.

afsh ARaf+AA- AaiaAaA f.
Now York .......5 0 2o15 o-lg
Cincinnati ........O o ] al
Hits New York IS. Cincinnati, H. Err
rors-New York. 3. Cincinnati .. Bat
tories Taylor and B0Werman, Han. Wei
mcr Livingston and SchicL
AZ Iitisburg
Brooklyn ........l ? 0 0 o o O %
piusburg .........O % o o . 9
Hits Brooklyn. Do. pttsburg. DO. Err
brooklyn. y pitlsburg. 9 Batteries
S,rlchlett ana Bergen, Mcfarland and
Phelps.
At 50. Louis
P = 3,1..I3 ...~oo 31SdSSd IL
Hits Philadelphia. @. ST. Louis. 10. Err
r0r-- Philadelphia. ]. ST. Louis, g. Bat
torics-LuHh and DoOin; Beebe and Muir
ray.
st Chicago
Clialso ...........O 9 o o U % o. 4
liiNs- Boston, 3: Chicago, @. Errors
Boston, D.. Chicago. ID Batteries Young
and O Ncil; Brown and kling.
Second game
Boston .,..........O 0 o o 0 O / 0 / .
Chicago ........... - 8 ! o @ o . 5
Hits Boston, o. Chicago. y Errors
Boston, 81 Chicago. o. Batteries Linde q
man and Brown. Ffeistcr and Moran.
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Males momeiy women Pretty

No woman no matter how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if her complexionis bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow blotched complex
ions by stimulating the liver and bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
not nauseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take, Remember the name
Orino and refuse to accept any substi-
tute. B. A. Quinlan.
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ROME. July 10. Three more bombs
have been found at Ancona, where on
June the police discovered in the
house of a barber named Gabbianelli
quantity of explosives in process
of manufacture and three completed
bombs. In consequence of the earlier
discovery King Victor Emmanuel aban-
doned his intention TO 20 to Ancona
early In June to lay the cornerstone Of
new hospital.
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BOMBAY. India, July 12.-Dr Tur
ner health officer Of Bombay, success
fully demonstrated the extraordinary
efficiency of crude..petroleum as a
plague disinfectant It is believed that
his experiments have materially adj
vAnced the prospects of the eXtirpatlon
Of the plague.
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Alton Machini.t. Wore r,nrrt..

WASHINGTON, July - Secretary
Metcalf rendered a decision in favor
of the three alien machinists who We're
imported from st John, ~ T.. by the
IIoopston Horse Nail company OF Hoop
ston ILL.,, holding that they come under
the exception where mechanics of like
kind unemployed cannot be found in
the United States.
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Income Tax For France.

PARIS, July Minister of Finance
Poincare has introduced income tax
proposals in the chamber of deputies.
In the main they resemble the British
system. The minister announced that
he would abandon office unless the
measure was accepted.
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M O 10 IL

To the Taxpayers of the Village of Rem
ningtOni
AR'eB has been placed iu my ihand- for
collection. As follows; 20 cents on the dollar
or the Village Tax. 80 cents ON the dollar FOR
the Highway Tax on the Grand List of 1916
hereby demand payment of said taNes. and
notify You That ! vii attend at fhc.llenningtOn
County Savings rank from o'clock M until
i.O'clOck p. ~.
There Niil bee discount uf per cent on VII
axe Tax u paid within 90 lays
& IL. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington. VI, July /. 1906.
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CINCINNATI. o., July 10. - John
English, an outsider, easily won the
handicap at seven furlongs. the feature
at Latonia. Braden finished second
and Miltiades third MclNain was
never in the running Helne was the
only winning favorte.
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AT New York
chicago ...........l 0 o11oO o 3
New York ........0 o o o . 4
tlits-Chicago, 2: New York, n. Err
rors- Chicago. j; New York, 3. Batteries
Smith and Sullivan. Ortiz and kleiuow.
ST. Louis MO- OO2 O1O1 O. 4
Boston ............0 o j o o o o o. !
flits-St Louis g. Boston, 6. Errors
81. Louis. o. Boston. g. Batteries-Pow
ell and OConuor. Dineen and Currigan.
Detroit -. o oO1O 0 o.
Philadelphia .....0 0 90 o 90 U .
Hits-Detroit, 2. Philadelphia, .. Err
rors Detroit 2; Philadelphia. o Bat
teries-Douovan and Warner; Plank and
Powers
Cleveland - 0 90 9 O 0 0 o. C
Washington ...... o 0 0 0 o 0 o. o
Hits Cleveland. z; Washington, 4. Err
rors-C Cleveland %. Washington, 8. Bat
teries-Hess and Clark; Falkenberg and
kittridge.
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Cured Of Rights Disease,

George a sherman, Lisbon Red Mills
Lawrence CO n. y, writes: 81 had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by phys clans for II years,
had taken a we'll known kinney medi-
cine and other remedies that we're rec
commended but got no relief until | be-
gan using Foley Kidney Cure. The
FIRST half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me OF this terribl
disease. Before | began taking f el
ey's Kidney Cure | had TO make water
abou, every fifteen minutes, dav and
night, and passed brick dust sIoi
stance. believe ! would have died /
{ had not taken Foley's Kidney Cure.
b. A. Quinlan.
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

NOAiMI SIONERs' NOTICE
y Estate Of CHARLES NJ. BLISS
The undersigned having been appointed by
Tie II M Probate Court for The District OF BEN
ungtOn COMM SIONERS to receive, exam
Inc and adjust an claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate of Charles NJ. Bliss, late
Of Bennington. in said district deceased. and
al claims exhibited I'm Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we viii meet for the purposes aiore-
said AZ the 0iiice OF VIM T. sheldon. IN Benning.
ton. on the 30th DAY Of July and 10Th day OF
December next, from one o'clock p m. until
o'clock p. M. each of said days, and that six
months from the III day OF June. 4 ID. 1906, is
the time limited hy said Court for said creditors
t0pre sent their claims TO Us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bennington, VI. this 2nd day OF
July, a. d., 1906.
n. C. DAY
IL. l.. STILLSON,
Fla EVANS.
Commissioners.
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FAR M Frs!

No genuine Walter A. Wood
Mower or Reaper Repairs are
kept anywhere except at our
store. This is positive. We
are sole agents in this village.
We will sell You any machine
or repairs they make at right
prices.
Hardware for the builder or
owner
Supplies for the dairy or farm
Utensils for the kitchen and
camp
Heaters and Plumbing for your
home
Stewart Stoves and Ranges,
any size
Supplies of all kinds for the
Painter will be found at
our store
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Ithncn r-ohihits use of soft Conl.

ITHACA, n. y July 13.-The Ithaca
board OF health has prohibited the use
Of soft coal within the city limits Of
Ithaca
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Don't think thatpiles can't be cured.
Thousands Of obstinate cases have
been cured 10y Doan's Ointment. 80
cents at any drug store
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M O II Q Il

To the Tax Payers Of the Town OF Ken
ningtoD
a Rate 1911 Of the Town Taxes OF 1906 has
ncen placed in my hands i0r collection, ~ fol-
lows Ol cents ON the dollar for the Town Tax
% cents ON the dollar ior the Town Highway
luN, 30 cents on the dollar for the Town Dis
irict school Tax.
| hereby demand payment OF said taxes and
notify you thai ] wi.l attend 40 the Benning.
ton County Savings Bank from O'Clock O. M
until o clock D. M
There Mil hc discount of Ter cent on
Town Tax ID paid within ~ DAYS
G.. II. DEWEY. Treasurer.
Bennington, W.. July l. 1906
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a newspaper published many miles
away from Chicago remarks that "tne
old-time slaughter house th9t used to
do business in nearly every city and
town was not, 10y the way, as clean as
mothers kitchen. No, 10 was not, and
yet that old-time institution was all
the example that the men who created
the packing business had to 90 by when
they began. 1t took Paris several CEN
turtles to evolve the abattoirs OF recent
years from a better start The pack.
ers have got some distance toTard a
like end within third of century
and the city itself where they wrought
has not been much longer in growing.
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Normal milk contains from 50 10 30
per cent water and from 10 20 l. per
cent solid substance, OF which about 3.4
per cent are fats, 3 per cent caseine
and albumen, As per cent sugar Of
milk and o. per cent ashes. Not every
kind Of milk however, contains these
constituents in the same proportions.
According 10 the food the race, the
age, etc, of the animal the composition
of the milk varies with certain limits.
Egypt is the only country in the
world where there are more men than
women. The males exceed the female
by 100. ZOO.
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NJ Q E

fGraded school Districti
A Rate Ban has been placed IN my hands for
collection. rs follows; 80 cents on the dollar
on the Grand List OF 1896.
hereby demand payment OF said taxes. Ar
notify You that vii atienu al The Beuuingi, u
County savings Bank from o'clock m unit
O'Clock D. 90
There will be- discount OF per cent on
above Tax 10 paid within 20 days.
G. n. DEWEY Treasurer.
Bennington. VI. July T. 1906
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-15

OUR FUNERAL RATES for the poor
and middle classes are ~ follows:
$3.50, $t2.so, $500. $500; Middle
Class. $500, $500, $4,000, and up
ward to suit
We can be found at all hours Of the
day at our office and by Phone Main
17o and all hours Of night by Phone
Blue oo1.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-15

Territory Of Hawaii,
County Of Oahu.--ss:
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is full, true and correct
copy Of the original Chambers Sum.
mons In the above entitled cause. now
on file In the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit. Territory Of Hawaii.
Dated Honolulu, October 18th, 1906.
JOB. BhTCIlEi.OR.
Clerk, Circuit Court First Circuit.
: -
Notice is hereby further given that
In accordance with the order made
October 18th, 1906, In the above-en-
titled suit, said suit will be moved on
for hearing and determination ut any
two not loss than twenty days after
October goth, 1906.
MALTA McCANDLESS,
By her attorncys:'
JUDD, MOTTSMlTH &
IIEMENNNAY.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-15
JACK LOWS BEEF
BRIEF IS AL R|GH|

Editor Evening Bullctin:--1 note In
the edition of your paper undatc date
OF the 18th inst. a publication headed:
Low Answers In Beef Trust Cose."
You have not only discrcditcd mo
therein. but have made false state.
ments with regard To a document
or form, and under oath. as my an.
swcr to the Bill of Complaint In said
Beef Trust Case"
II you will read the Bill Of Com.
plant In said Beef Trust Case" you
will find U. s. District Attorney Brcc.
kOns quoting himself as "Your Ora.
tor" no less than thirty times. each
section In said Bill Of Complaint usu.
ally beginning with: "Your Orator"
Your presumption therefore that ut
were intended as a legal joke" is un.
established.
shall consider II a favor II you will
point out what Is deemed "rathcr friv-
olous" In my said answer. Upon pro
per pcrusal Of same, you will observe
that every charge and allegation. In
the Bill of Complaint. so far as II con.
Germs me, has been specifically an.
swered. G
You must bear In mind that besides
the Metropolitan Meat Co. Limited,
there are 81 other defendants In this
case, and that I happen to be one
who is associated with others In sup
plying Beef Cattle iron a date prior
to filing Of said Beef Trust Case
until now. to C. @. zee Hop Il Co,
who are Independent slaughtorers and
rival competitors Of the Met. Meat Co.
| Ltd. In the Wholesale and Retail Beef
Business of this City. Your former
publications and solicitations for ad
vcrtisements In this latter matter
should have kept your memory re
ireshcd Scratch your head" and
you will find me on record as being AS
ISOLATED with others In supplying the
Island Meat Co. with Beef Cattle dur
ing 1904, which Co. was then In di
rect competition with the Met. Meat
Co, Ltd.
As you state that "also deny the
fact that Honolulu Is the principle
market of the Territory" I will "pu'
| you wise" by merely mentioning the
fact that the Honolulu market con
sumes from 3 to 5000 nd. of Reef Cat
tic per annum. as against production
on the Island Of Hawaii alone OF about
$1,000 nd. of Beef Cattle per annum
| There are other Beef Eaters" In The
Territory. outside OF Honolulu, ant
the statistics Of the population n thi.
outside district as compared with tina
OF Honolulu will quickly convince yo,
as to who Is right!
Give the public facts. and do not dis
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-15
WEATHER REPORT.
II. 9. Weather Bureau.
Local Office.

Temperatures-6 n. m, "A; s a. M,
20; 10 n, M, so; noon, 81; morning min
imum 49,
Barometer, n. m, 30.03 absolute
humidity, ) "A. m, $3.50 grains per
cubic foot; relative humidity. s a. m.
so per cent; dew point, 8 a. m. SO.
Wind--6 a. m. velocity 10, direction
N, e.; s a. m. velocity s, direction H.;
10 a. m. velocity o. direction r.; noon
velocity .. direction n. II.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s n
m, .OS inch.
Total wind movement during q
hours ended AT noon, 2O5 miles.
VIM. II. STOCKMAN,
Section Director. United States
Weather bureau.