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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat Club, 7o@7lc: bluesieu
T@72%c; red. 67@6se; valley, 72c
Oats $500 No. white feed, s2s@29
gray, t27.5o@as so per ton
Barley Feed, &2S "a "a per ton
brewing, t24; rolled, $24@25.
Bnekwheat-s2 20 per GENITAL.
Hay - Eastern Oregon timothy. slS
GA per ton; valley timothy. ssMe;
clover. s7.5o@s; cheat. s6@7; grain
hay, s7@s.
Fruits - Apples. common, 7Sca$i
per box; choice, ., .25&1.50; fancy.
secs; pears, tl.25 a $50 per box /;
eranberries. sis@ls so per barrel.
Vegetables -- Cabbage, 2@2Ac per
pound; csuiitloseF, 81 .e0@s per crate;
celery, 81 30 per crate; bell peppers.
Soc; pumpkins, u a lie per pound (:
sprouts. esS ale per pound; squash.
Ia a 10 per pon "a; parsley, csc;
tnrnipa. soe@sl per sack; carrots, 65
@ Zoe per sack; beetss IS gar per
sack.
onions-0regon. No. 1, sl.1Otal Is
per saek; No. 2, roe asl.
Potatoes - Fancy graded Rnrbanks.
oo&o6e per hundred: ordinary. nomin-
all sweet potatoes, 2t4@sNc per
poand.
Buiser-F&ncy creamery. azss asoc
per pound.
Esss-oreson ranch. sax case ger
dczen.
Poultry-Aversee cid hens. 1aalsc
per pound; mixed chickens. ll@ise.
broilers. IL @ lsNc; young ROSTERS
lo@l2c; old ROSTERS, s@ Ioc: dressed
chickens. iS@i4c; turkeys, live. rs a
lie; turkeys, dressed, choice, 1sa sor.
geese, live, SCI geese, Creased, E2@I4e:
ducks, 16@Ise.
Hops-Oregon. 1905. choice. loM11c
per pound; prime, 81 gee; medium.
7@sc; olds. 37e.
Wool--Eastern Oregon average best
10 q 2lc per pound; valley, 24@a
mohalr, choice, soc.
Beet - Dressed bulls. ? a exc ma,
pound; cnws, 81 q 4ike; country
steers. 4@5c.
Muston-Dresssd. fancy, &aec per
pcunds ordinsry, A G sc; lsrabe. 7 q
TIC
ysAl--Dreseed. sk eskc per pound. |
Fork-Drezsed, e97S per pound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
Favors Independent Oil

jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. ~. - The
BOARD OF prison inspectors of Missouri
refused TO renew the Waters Pierce Oil
companys contract for supplying the
state penitentiary with oil for the com.
ing year The Waters Pierce company
mas been charging Is cents per gallon
A's oid today was l4A cents, but the
contract was awarded to George p
Jones q 20 and the Mound CITY Oil
company, both of st. Louis, at Is cents
Inc board considers the bid of The IL.
uependent companies preferable, even
If they do charge mora. e''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
SIX ARE DEAD.



| Portland, Feb. 12.--Fire broke on
this morning at 8 40 near the corner
East Water and East Morrison streets
and burned with great rapidity. TIL
buildings are built on pilings, and th
draft carried the flames under the road
way of Morrison street, burning tn
approach to the Morrison street bridge
and the frame structures on both side
OF the roadway were soon ablsze.
| On the north side OF Morrison stree
is the wood yard of c. r. Davis & Co.
M. ]. Murphy, plumber; the Noun
Hood saloon; small photograph gal
lery and the East Portland Fence
works. On the south aide of Morrison
street are two or three small structures
used as candy stores and restaurant.
Eoats along the water front were
quickly moved out into the river and
out of danger.
The wind, what little there was, was
from the northeast, and the sparks and
bits OF burning wood were carried over
to the west side of Che river, making a
beautiful eight in the moonlight.
The freboat is moored within two
blocks of the place where the fire
started, but the flames had already at
tained such Roadway before an alarm
was turned In that they could not be
stayed.
The big agricultural implement ware
house district is within block OF the
burned buildings, but the gentle wind
blowing carried all the sparks out into
the river and away from the big frame
buildings.
The second story of the building In
which the Mount Hood saloon is To-
Gated is occupied as tenement house.
Lodgers were driven from their rooms
in their night clothes and had very
narrow escapes.
l.. Daily, man of about so years OF
age, was taken to the hospital very
badly burned. Daily is in great an
guish as he is afraid that his wife and
two children persisted in the flames
He says be was wakened out OF sleep by
the flames licking at his face and BY
the greatest effort escaped with his
life.
Six bodies have been taken from the
ruins of the lodging house. Four are
men and two are women. Several per-
sons are missing and nearly dozen are
m the various hospitals of the city with
more or less serious injuries. Two fire.
men were overcome by smoke while
'ousing the sleeping inmates of the
odglng house, but were quickly rescued
~ their comrades.
Assistant Chief Lundenkloss saws he
8 afraid there are number of other
'ictims in the embers, probably chill |
lren.
BY 4:30 the flames were under con.
rol. Davis woodward buildings are
'adly damaged. There is a great hole |
n the Morrison street bridge approach.
III the buildings on the west side of
Water street on the two corners are de-
troyed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
TIE RATE BILL.



Washington, Feb 8. -- The railroad
rate bill Ia intended and does comply
specifically with the recommendations
ii President Roosevelt ON the rate
onestion. 1t gives the Interstate Com
rnerce commission authority, when a
rate has been complained OF az 'un-
reasonable" by shipper, to lnvesfi-
gate that rate, state whether or not 1T
is unreasonable, and ii found to pc
unreasonable, to name rates which IL
to be last and reasonable, and fairly
remunerative, and which Is to be the
maximum rate to be charged.
This rate, SO fixed, 10 to go into
effect so days after it is announced by
the commission, subject, during that
time, to be set aside or suspended by
the commission or by the courts After
il has gone into effect, it is to remain
the rate for three years. During this
time, according to the opinion that
has been expressed by those who have
participated in the debates the rate
may alse be reviewed by the courts,
and, If found to be in conflict either
with the constitution by being confis-
catory, 1t can be set aside by the courts.
Another important feature is the
definition OF the words 's'railroad" and
transportation" in q manner to in
clude ali auxiliary instrumentaIities.
This power to name reasonable
rate and the inclusion of the auxili-
aries within the jurisdiction of the
commission. are said to be the new
features. All other provisions are mod
ifcations of existing law. They in
clude publicity of railroad methods,
which is 70 be aided by prescribing
system of bookkeeping, and enlarging
the commission to seven members and
increasing salaries of members to 800,
000 a wear
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
Shut Out Alien Fishermen.

Washington. Feb. TO- - The fe0as
today passed Senator Fulton's biii Fs
hiblting aliens from fishing in Alas,s'
waters This sbill was drawn al =.
request OF Northwestern fishermen ss'
have been injured by the enefG n.
ments of the Japanese Senator ~,
burns townsite bill was also psszs-'
L authorizes the secretary of the =,
terror to withdraw 1s0-sere tracts " y.
der government irrigation proleer " :.
townslte purposes and permits nl~ =. :
furnish water to towns for don'sS'~
and municipal uses.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

New York, Feb. The Italian vov.
eminent has just contributed suhsiax
Of 5000 year for an Italian Isho,
exchange In New York. This is rart Of
an organised attempt by Italian citi
gems OF the United States, combined
win the Italian authorities at Rome. 10
neat tne psdrone" system and 10 keep
the Italians from piling up in New
iorS' The exchange will be incorpo.
rated under the laws OF New York hv
Italian citizens, and probably will be
IN working order BY next summer
Tor the great crush of immigrants
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Washington. Feb. 10. - The nv1~
OF passed bill providing that se'',s.
within forest reserves who have r. H.
quished title to their land since tns ~. =.
land law was repealed may recover 49,. sass
30 their original holdings As MAJ. 49,,
now stand, these settlers can nels.,
make lieu selection nor recover tns -
which they relinquished- The nsss
refused to pass a bill permitting IA
tiers of this class to perfect tne'f ~
selections.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
HEPBURN GROWS WORSE.
peritonitis Aggravates Illness OF SEN
ator from Idaho.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Considerable
anxiety lie felt over Senator Heyburr
tonight. lie slept little last night.
and today uutavorabie sysptoms deyel.
oped which indicate that peritonitis
has set in. The pain and inflammation
heretofore confined to the region OF the
appendix had spread and his stomach
is now affected.
UP to this morning the senator was
hopeful of early recovery; in fact. ex-
peeted TO get mp tomorrow. Tonight
be Is decidedly depressed, and seems 10
realize the seriousness of his condition.
IL he does not show marked improve
ment by morning, another consultation
will be held.
While II Is announced at his apart.
ments that there is believed TO be no
immediate danger. nevertheless everv-
thing indicates that he is il a critical
condition, the presence OF peritonitis
and kidney trouble, in addition to an
pendicitis, being most serious compli-
cations.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
LIKE ROUGH RIDERS.


Pennsylvania Provides Body OF picke<
Men Against Tina OF Strike.
Philadelphia, Feb. IS. - When the
great coal strike comes on April The
miners will find themselvrs confronted
by new kind OF foe.
There will be no Pinkertons to an.
flame the passions Of the workers. -
No militia or private guards OF any
kind will be on duty, nor will the mill
Tia be called out. The duty OF protect
ing life and property will be- confided
TO the state constabul.ry. an orQanix.-
ton without parallel in the United
States. The nearesk approach to ii Id
the body Of nsen known "A the TEXAS
Rangers, famed principally In dime
novels, but the state constabulary has
greater powers than the rangers, and
far more work to do.
AT the last session Of the legislature.
authority for the organization OF the
force vas given ont, and now the men
havs been selected, drilled and are
ready for work. Tie superintendent
OF the force, which now numbers 24c
men, but can be- over fourfold that
number II The governor decides an
emergency exists. il John @. Groome.
! former milisiaman, who cav service
10 commissioned officer during the
Spanish American war.
Superintendent Grooma sternly dia. |
'agarued all the pressure that was |
to bear upon him by pollti. |
'ians, and not only did be declare that |
lot one appointment would be made |
o oblige dealer In patronage, but he |
Eept his word.
Several Thousand men were exam
ned before the quota was filled, and |
here are now on the lists fully 500
ualified men, who can be- called upon
an emergency arises.
One requirement. was insisted upon /
Every man had to be an American, be-
ween the ages Of 81 and 40, and be a
God horseman. Although 1t was not
requisite that troopers should have
zen military service, yet 1t was found
bat those who had been In the regular
rmy or the Pennsylvania National
uard best aaswessa f74e tesss, and
ractically all of those chosen have
cen soldiers, real or "tin.'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Washington, Feb. 10. - To the sus
prise of many senators, the Hansofousl
bill setting apart 81 600. GOO out OIL "'
reclamation fund for the drainage = :,
swamp lands in North Dakota slIppe,,
through the senate today. sess"
Western senators were vigorously ~
posed to taking any money out o. w :
reclamation fund to drain swamp sacs
and 1T was their purpose to oppose 'ns
bill, but it was called up when the go,
ate Was virtually empty and ven
through without opposition. 1t VIII "
fought in the house.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Washington, Feb. 12.-The hattla-
snip Oregon may not immediately I'M
dergo repairs upon arrival at the Pnvet
sound navy yard. as originally contem-
pis'sc- The navy is short Of money for
repairing vessels, congress having de-
eilned to supply the deficiency. II is
the lear OF naval officers that the work
% sne Oregon will be suspended some
mite time unless s. special appropria-
slon can be procured :mmediatelv
There is little hope of this.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
APPIAN WAY OF AMERICA.
Perfect Road VIII Be Built Straight
Across Ohio.

Perfect Road Viii Be Built Straight
Across Ohio.
Cleveland, Feb. 9.-Within a year
work will be begun by the National
Good Roads association on a great
highway extending clear across the
state OF Ohio, from the Pennsylvania to
the Indiana line, that will be one Of
the finest in the world, and. like the
Applan Way, will be built to last for
ali time to come. This is the informal
.ion given out today by Colonel W. IT.
Moore, president of the association.
The road, which will be the first To
De built across state under the author-
lty OF an organization since the ola
Federal roads, will cost 81, 500 600
VI TINS amount, Colonel Moore saws
s1oo. 200 has already been put up bv
certain interests that he will not now
ieVeai, and the remainder viii be Sc
cured from the counties through which
it will pass. "A'A0A
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

o. Petersburg, Feb. 9.-Geueral
LinieVlteh, commander of the Man
cnurlan armies, telegraphed to the am.
peror yesterday as follows: "Gensral
4 ne!n,nesnkampff entered Chita. Trans
6alkallas February 5, without blood
sned. The Inhabitants of the town
nave been disarmed and work has hasn
..S, Two hundred of the revolu-
s.onists nave been arrested, but a unm-
Der OF the leaders fed. General Hale
5 F.s the military governor -
; GnAsA, nag been relieved of his post for
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

New York, Feb. lS.--Fire starting in
zoe bremuiler piano factory, at Tenth
avenue and Fifty-first street tonight
caused damage estimated at $500 0o0
me oiaze spread so rapidly that for 8
s,me several fenements which adjoin
me piano factory on Tenth avenue ana
fAsy-nrsF street were threatened.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Paris. Feb. lS.--The Gaulois, deal.
ing with The subject OF the station al
the Algecires conference, says that EN-
peror Nicholas, who was inspired by
inc principles he expressed In suggest
Jog The Hague conference. has already
interFened IN favor OF solution OF the
customs questions in Morocco and ia
prepared TO repeat the intervention il
necessary, In order 30 facilitate COM
nination which would be acceptable to
france, and at the same time without
IN any manner wcundlng Germany 9
susceptibilities.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

London, Feb. 1S.-Great Britain To-
day demanded that China c,,nnanss ~
Tue missionaries for the destruction oi
their property at Changpu, near Annoy
ana also asked 'or the punishment .;
,l responsible for the Disorders
" nile Great Britain. with the otbs-
powers, agreed at Emperor WilI;smss
S'h;ss to withdraw her troops from
onih province, il has nov been decided
e I, leave the question in the hands -
tne ministers at Pekin. Possibly tbsn
WIN decide to maintain the troons 81.
toned at Ten Tsin f'S ssa-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Chicago, Feb. 12.-John F. Wallace
ex-ensineer of the Panama canal -
turned home today from Washington
and Immediately took to his bed NJ
" silace was unable to be interviewed
tonight and his son-in-law, 7. Nj. Orr
saic his throat and lungs were so affect
90 that he bad not been able to speak
above whisper since he left New
lofk. The nervous strain growing ont
OF the senatorial inquisition. Mr. Orr
said, may have been one of the causes
Wallace. Ia
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Washington, Feb. 49, Considerable
interest attaches, In view of the termi-
nation OF the trade agreement with
germany, ON the fret Of March, to the
TACT that there il still In existence a
treaty OF peace and amity made in 1925
between the United States and Prussia.
which contains most favored nation
clause. under which il is eontcnded
mat inc United states has the right to
demand the application Of the German
minimum tariff rates to its imports. "a
mas been accorded various European
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Boston, Feb. - The announcement
ls authorized on behalf Of ex.f;ova-ne -,
w L. Douglas that before bis recent
departure for visit in the South he
aoeep'ed the presidency Of an orpap;xa-
taon Just formed under the name ~ ,bs
business Mems Tariff Reform league
me league has established heasonar,
.ers mere and is preparing to enter
upon an active campaign of education
% a1vSnce the cause OF reciprocity ard
revision of the tariff. The memhersh;n
state. A1'sA VI me
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Do'se, Idaho, Feb. TUESDAY at .
l l5 meeting OF the directors Of &C.
s;,Suoer Of commerce and the Conn'a a.
la sioo. 1t was decided that the L.
80; -, VIC meeting Of the National Irrisss
10 s.0n congress should be September 10
ifest;o. .n - action Is subject to the rat
The s', s-''l 81 me executive committee of
ifv e ~ SSonsless, but IT is customary to rat
60 80 sue eeoleA OF the people where ths
49, Ss1S.szs Is to De held in the matter %. Of
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
Final Service over D. -

Copenhagen, Feb. lS.-Au tha q.
s oels o. me royal family and the con1t
S.sena ~, nnal services over the bodv IL
hlng Christian at the CartsnfaaI ~. -
night The scene was a most affsct .,s
IN me comm OF the dead king will
oe removed this morning 10 the ch~;.
,.ionoorg church, where the bodv In
= y h - s.a.e Tor Two days. The ebnrrb
: oeaSu'iiuliy decorated. Anumber -
wreaths from the United States go. %
sem % Amelienborg. Prince Chsr Sss
morning. e Yesterday
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
Increased Postal Rsoa;..-

washington, Feb. ia statar,,.
issusa q oy the Postofics department - -
gay shows that the gross rscsinss !, ~. 70
So kes' postofhees in the Trnitsss
$500 ssssss LOT January were s7.1ee 500 :.
D 1sarls s0,zou' $50 for January leos :
a a Ia per cent increase. Ths $50,
1se.e"se was at Peroia, III. 0uly
een'' Atlanta, Ca, showed the -. per
gam, nearly 81 per cent S.e largest
reeeipts we're 81 400. 227 ioeA :
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Morocco confsress still hope for
settlement.
Portland leads all Pacific coast port
In grain exports.
Bryan has regisned ~ trustee oil
college which asked money from Car
nssie.
Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has or
dsrsd an inquiry into coal mining b,
railroads.
The Rio Grande Southern railroad los
900, 900 by fire In its roundhouss a
Ridgwsy, Colorado.
Senator Dubois, Of Idaho, declares
polygamy in the greatest menace "a
American civilization.
Tho president has pardoned Miner
Meriweshsr, Jr., sentenced TO dismissal
from Annapolis for hazing.
II il said that February "a Ia the
date Get Tor the beginning OF the mas
nacre OF sill foreigners In China.
Attorney General Hadlsy, OF Mis-
souri,. says all OF Rockefeller's wealth
could never atone for the wrongs he
has done.
A present from the emperor OF Japan
has been cent Mica Ronoaevalt. but its
nature will not be disclosed until its
arrival III Washington.
Litsleton. w. Va. was almost wiped
out by fire.
A campaign OF assassination seems TO
be under fall hesdway In Russia.
The haxing trials have caused MANY
failures In the Annapolis examina-
tions.
A deadlock Ia predicted between
France and Germany on the Moroccan
question.
John l.. Sullivan, In speech to
newsboys, warned them again, It ciga-
Fettes and whisky.
II Ia believed In Washington that
the railroad rate bill will pass the
senate without much opposition.
The Chamber oil Commerce. building
In Portland has just been sold. The
price IL about one million dollars.
II - said that Hin has ABOUT com.
plesed arrangements 10 buy the Chica-
10, Milwaukee, A So. Paul railroad.
Two men have been rescued alive
from mine near Stockton, CAL. after
beeing entombed more than 100 hours
by cavern.
Jack the stabber has been captured
Ia &c. Lo-is. He slashed l3 women
one evening and one the next. The
last led to his arrest.
Russia'H financial condition has inn
proved greatly.
King Charles of Ronmania Ia re-
ported to be seriously ill.
All the judges OF Minnesota have re-
turned their annual railroad passes.
Railway traffic In Eastern Pennsyl-
vania Is blockadsd on account OF heavy |
snow.
The annual cost OF repairs aud main.
tenance OF the congressional library il
$50. 600.
Helen kellar, the deaf and blind
girl, has broken down under the strain
OF work.
Belgian professor accuses King
Leopold OF stealing SIS, 10000 600 de-
rived from the rubber trade with
Congo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Constaatinople. Feb. IS. - The
fuiko- Persian frontier dispute remains
unsettled. The Persian ambassador
has demanded Of The Porte the eyacpa.
non OF iahidjan by Turkish troops and
compensation for the depredslions nv
The Turkish cavalry. II is believed
snst the Turkish commission which
nas arrived at the disputed territory
val recommend to the Porte the i'm.
mediate withdrawal of the Turkish
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

"asnington, Feb s.-The vanax,,.,
s~,See ss.nnent has requested the gov-
n-llsn' OF the United states - So
s. .~ise OF ITS consulate in Franes S A
t ,s.~ry Foot has decided to e,mr,lv r 80
me request and will give the nses. go. =.
Instructions ms to the America ear a .sssy
dor in Paris. AAn amnaasa-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Moscow-The people OF Latah coun.
ty are jubilant over the entry of an in.
dependent lumber company 10 this field
to compete with the Weyerhaeuser syn
dictate, which has control of the timber
lands.
The Empire Nj Il company. owned by
Connolly Bros, of Harrison, has made
two purchases OF timber land, and has
informed local people it Ia ready to
make other purchases of desirable tim
Der IL it can be secured in fair sized
tracts. 1t is the intention Of the com
pany to eventually put in small mills
through the county to manufacture the
lumber.
From Andrew Anderson the COMPANY
purchased 100 acres near the forks OF
the Potlatch for 81 500. 1t is reported
that last October the weyerhaeuser
company offered only $3.50 for the same
land. 1t is near the new railroad.
The Empire company also purchased
$50 acres of Joshua Lampere for So
900. The timber is both white and
yellow pine.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Washington. Feb IA By vote of
: to 5, the house committee on mer-
ehSn' marine and fisheries agreed to-
asy 70 make favorable report OF the
Livieneid bill, which does away with
compulsory pilotage on sailing vessels
engaged in the eosstwise trade.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17

Lincoln. Neb-. Feb. To- A dsels~I
adverse to the Nebraska GrsinosSs,
association was handed down toas' i,
the Supreme court which oroe'1 !
association dissolved. Ii had pee.
legged that the association Fixed Pr -,
leaving the farmers to take wbsi w.
offered
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
TAN HUMAN SKIN.
Grewsome Traffic Being Carried On
in San Francisco.


in San Francisco.
San Francisco, Feb. lS.-Throueb
the eaTelessness of two medical stn-
dents 1t has become known that several
Young men in San Francisco have or
ganized partnership for dealing in
human skin stripped from corpses in
hospital and college disecting rooms
tanned and made into purposes and ar.
uc'es OF wearing apparel. This grew
some business has been in operation for
some time, and its owners have mada
money by it.
IN. Inc skin is soft and pliable, resem-
oiing In many respects chsmois. OF il
oelts, purses, slippers snd many other
small articles are manufactured.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-17
Open All Indian Ra.a

washington, Feb. IS.-San..o~
=. 4 To-Day introduced bin to sntha Ssr-
sns president to classify and sllo. I
pu i e ! ,r,., and restore to the
lands. pius unslloted