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New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
VOTE IN OTHER STATES.
SUMMARY OF ELECTIONS.
Big Republican Victories IN Massa-
ChuSettS and KentucEu.

The plurality OF 1O4351 by which Curtis
Guild. tr.. Republican. was reelected Governor
of Massachusetts was the largest in a governor
ship contest in that state since 1895 The
Democratic vote of 81 1872 was one of the small
est in years The Independence League and the
so-called anti-merger party polled suficiert
votes to place their candidate on the official
ballot next year.
Tom L. Johnson defeated Congressman Theo-
dore E. Burton for Mayor OF Cleveland by a
plurality of 9313. The latter said the result
was due chiefly TO popular misunderstanding
OF the street railway issue and TO Mayor John
sons strong political machine Of city employees.
The plurality of Augustus E. Wilson. Re
publican for Governor of Kentucky is esti-
mated TO be 14OOO The complexion of the
Legislature is still in doubt
Judge Austin L. Crothers was elected Gov
ernor of Maryland by the Democrats, together
with the entire Democratic state ticket. by a
plurality Of about 70GO The Legislature will
be Democratic insuring the election OF John
Walter Smith for the long term United States
sehatorship and of William Pinkney whyte for
the short term.
The Republican plurality in Pennsylvania is
now placed at 175OOO Of which Philadelphia
contributed lO6641.
The latest estimate on the Republican ma
jority In Nebraska is 10000
While license got a majority Of about two
thousand in the State OF Delaware whole.
Kent and Sussex counties, which went dry"
will close forty-hve saloons.
In Cincinnati Colonel Markheit, Republican
had clear majority Of s.271 over his four op
ponents for Mayor.
The American party Cant-Mormon) elected
John D. Bransford Mayor of Salt Lake City by
a plurality of 4,792. and will retain complete
control of the city government for two years
The Virginia House VIII have only 13 RcpublI-
cans out Of 100 members. while in the Senate
there will be only 6 Republicans out Of 40 men,
Jcrs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
HIGGINS INCREASES PLURALITY.
Democrats Also Gain in Rhode Island Assem-
bly-Wetmore Will Stay.

Providence Nov. 6-Complete returns show
that Governor James II. Higgins Democrat, was
reelected. receiving total vote of 33,325,
against 3091I for Lieutenant Governor Fred
erick Jackson, Republican, making HigGins's
plurality 24OS. Last year he defeated George
H. Utter. Republican. by plurality of IBIS.
The General Assembly results show substan-
tiaI gains for the Democrats. The next Legis-
Iature will have % Republicans, 10 Democrats
and independents in the Senate and ~ Re-
publicans and % Democrats in the House. This
will give the Republicans sufficient votes to
elect George Peabody Wetmore of Newport TO
the United States Senate.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC BY 1000
Crothers, Elected Governor, Carries Entire
State Ticket With Him.

Baltimore Nov. G.-The Democrats, according
to the latest returns. have elected Judge Austin
l.. Crothers Governor and the entire state ticket
by estimated plurality of about 1000. The
Legislature appears to be safely Democratic.
Ex-Governor John Walter Smith defeated
Governor WarfeId and Congressman Talbot in
the primaries for the long term United States
Senatorship. beginning in 1909. Senator Will
lam Pnkney Whyte was unopposed. and will
succeed himself for the short term. Senator
Whyte appointed at the death of the late
Senator German to until the Legislature
elected n successor.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07

The Observation-Disclosures League ticket car
ried the 10th. 1lth and 26th Assembly districts n
New York County. but lost the 18th. 18th and Sst
districts. heretofore strongly Republican In al
probability there will be a recount. and possibly
a contest. the result IN the nth Assembly Dis
trct. where Owen BOhan. The" McMauus's As
semblyman was shown by the face OF the returns
10 have lost TO F. X. Johnson by eight votes.
Latest returns show that upstate ". c. Brady,
Rep, elected In Greene County. instead OF
Thomas a. Briggs. Dem. In New York County. A.
Greenberg. DEM. Won in the S1st District, instead
of Philip Reece. Rep. In Kings County. corrected
returns show that in the Cd District l. Hurley.
Rep. won; in the 4th \. =. Troy Dem: Sth, John
Mcbride. Rep.-Ind. L.; 18TH NJ. j. Grady. Den-s
18th, John HolhroOk Rep 2Sd. Isaac Sergeant. Req.
A late dispatch last night from Buffalo said that
revised count in the 9Th ASSEMBLY District IN
Erie showed plurality OF three for George W
Walters, Democrat The Republicans assert. how
ever. that ballots were improperly rejected in two
districts and viii take the matter before the courts
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07

The two men classed Independence I.eaEusrs
practically are Republicans. since they ran on ths
Repuolican-Independence League fusion ticket IN
New York County The independent while bere-
tofOre a Republican. may enter the Democratic
caucus, as he was elected on a Democratc-Inde-
pendent ticket
Changes in the personnel OF the new Assembly
though will be numerous. Perhaps the most notable
change will result from the defeat Of Sherman
Moreland IN Chemung County Mr.. MoreIand for
two years has been majority leader of the lower
house. Last year he retained his seat only after
a bitter contest. which made political issue
in this campaign. His successor from ChernCag
County will be Colonel David c. Robinson. son q
the late Governor Lucius Robinson The new
member has had checkered political and fnau-
cial career. Without much doubt Edwin A Mer-
ri1t. jr.. Of St. Lawrence County. will be named
majority leader II Speaker Wadsworth is aSan
chosen for that place.
Many OF the stronger figures OF the New York
and Kings County delegations Of last year were
not candidates for reelection. Assemblynan James
A. Francis. who was reelected from the ed Dis
trict by close margin. will become the senior
member from New York County. He has served
two years Charles F. Murphy. with three years
service TO his credit. viii be senior member from
Kings County.
Shifts in the political makeup OF delegations rom
the upstate counties were numerous. The Repub-
lcans gained a member from Erie County. ous
from Monroe County. and elected their Assembly,
man In Delaware County. They lost. though Che
mung. Columbia, Rockland. Ulster I'D District and
Westchester I'D DISTRICT and Orleans County 70
the Independent candidate George NJ. Palmer.
formerly minority leader. was elected from Scho-
1907 He probably Will be made minority leader this
coming session. instead OF Paradise Jimmy
Oliver. last years leader. who won reelection.
The delegation from greater New York counting
ally were Hearst men. viii balance exactly as it did
in 1907:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT
Republicans Roll Up 14,OOO Majority for
Governor

Louisville, Nov 6.-Returns from 40 out of
1l9 counties indicate that the majority of Au-
gustus +. Wilson (Rep) for Governor over
S W. Hager is 14OOO The Legislature Is
still In doubt. but the Democrats are confident
they will have a small majority on joint ballot.
James F. Grinstead Repl was elected Mayor
of Louisville over owen Tyler by 1858
Republicans and Independents in Lexington
decided to-day to contest with the Democrats
the results of yesterdays election on every city
and county office voted for there. Wholesale
frauds will be charged
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
Results ON LIQUOR IN DELAWARE
Forty-fve Saloons in Kent and Sussex Coun,
ties To Be Closed

Wilmington. Del Nov. 6.-The vote on the liquor
question in the four districts Of the state shows
majority in the state whole for license OF
from 2C00 1900 The actual result though is that
license prevails in districts and prohibition in
the other two.
The license districts the city oc Wilmington,
with a population of about $4,000 and about 80
saloons and rural Newcastle CouIey. with popu-
lation of about 4O00O and about thirty drinking
places The prohibition districts Kent County,
with a popuIstion of $3.50 and about twenty sa-
looms. and Sussex County. with 1000 population
and about twenty-five saloons.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
Many persons who can't

Many persons who can't
drink coffee without lying
awake at night, find Postum
Food Coffee agrees with
them perfectly.
The important thing is to
boil the Postum at least Is
minutes so that its favour
and full food value may be
obtained. When made right
and taken hot with good
cream and sugar to suit
ones taste, Postum is deli
cious as Java coffee.
rlade of wheat, 1t contains
no drug or other harmful
substance.
Try Postum 10 days,
while you leave off coffee
with its drug, caffeine.
"There's q Reason"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA PLURALITY 175,ooo
Philadelphia Republicans Contribute More
than 100000 of the Total.

Philadelphia Nov. 6.-Sheatz, Republican. car
ried Pennsylvania by close to 175000 plurality.
OF this Philadelphia contributed 106.641. The
Republican organization in this city elected its
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
SALT LAKE cITYs VOTE.

Salt Lake city. Nov. 6.-Through the election of
John u. Bransford Mayor, the general citv
ticket and a majority of the city Council. tho
American party will retain complete control of this
issue Of Mormon Church domination, the AmerI-
claiming that the other parties were under
ecclesiastical control Bransford received MA
votes; Morris (Den.), 69S2; Plunimer (RepD $50
The Council stands: Americans, 8: Democrats 4;
Republicans 2 AS compared with the county cleo
tion last year, the Democrats gained and tho Re-
lost
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
CINCINNATI HEAVILY REPUBLICAN,

c.nnat election give Colonel Markbreit (Rep1. for
Mayor. a clear majority ever his four oDponents
Of s.2T He received 1865; Dempsey Dem9 q 56s
and Pfaff, city party, $3.50. The vote for the Pro-
hibition ard Socialist candidates was light
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07

candidates by the oldtime majorities John NJ
Walton. reelected City Controller, heaoeo '''e
local ticket, hia majority being l-o'VV.
The proposition to borrow $l'p'o'VVu 'o' ol'S
,,,rro,,er,ents which was fought by the reform
element q, Philadelphia, was adopted by ma
tority of 56.218.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
NEBRAsKA's REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Returns Indicate Party Majority in the
State of Twenty Thousand

Lincoln, Neb Nov 6--To-days returns Indicate
that the Republicans have carried the state by a
majority of about 10000 Rural precincts cast n
heavy vote for Judge NJ. E. Reese, Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge. c. b. Anderson and
George Coupland candidates for State University
regents. have been elected by about 5000 pIu-
raty
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
ABRAHAM eRuRER SELLS HOME.

Abraham Gruber. Republican leader of the nth
Assembly District, formerly the old 18TH has sold
his holse, No. l52 West 95th street. 60 Leah de
SolS Mendes. Mr. Gruber has occupied the house
for some years.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
CHICAGO SUICIDE MAY BE HOAX

Chicago, Nov. 6.-To7day a coat stained with
red fluid, an old razor and letter signed Edwin
Mayor were found on the lake shore the foot OF
Superior street. The police undecided whether
not the alleged suicide is hoax.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
THE NEXT ASSEMBLY
Loss of Three Viii Not Hammer
Republicans Many Changes.

Revised figures received yesterday show that IN
the Assembly of 1873 the Republicans will number
shree less than in the Assembly OF 1907 a gain so
slight for the Democrats that IT will make no df.
ference in the control OF the lower house Of ths
Legislature. The political complexion OF the Az.
semhIY will
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07
MoRELANo BEATEN BY ~ VOTES.

Elmira. n. V. Nov 6.-Corrected unofficial returns
show that Colonel D. c. Robinson Dem) defeated
sherman Moreland (Rep) for member OF Assembly
by a votes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-07

workers interested in the street cleaning problem
held at Mrs. MacDougairs home last spring. but.
as Dr. Bensei took charge Of the Street Cleaning
Department shortly after, It not thought nee
essary TO carry 1t out at that time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

Today our great cities show proper.
tlonately higher average OF drcsa
and general striving after personal
attractlycueaa among both men and
womnn than the great cities OF any
other country.
Success dcpende Ia the largest
monnnro unon health and the personal
lmprennlon one makes upon HIS fellow
men, and 90 develop properly and
maintain tho points that mako
personal attracllvcneaa n to develop
and maintain health,
For example, how many men and
women stop drinking and overeating
because fat Il fatal 20 good lookss
The struggle 10 keep looklng Souns
a a struggle 20 Keep IN perfect health
and what a blessing that n 90 the
present aud all future gcneratlons'
The price OF good looks l. rlghl
living And the reward OF right Nv
inr Il health saturday Evening Post
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

In central Sonora. Mexico. live the
Ynqui Indians. principally along tho
Yaaul river. II was ~ the hands Of
these Indians that the two Chicago
men. pr Robert G. Coy and John Ken
ptth Mackenzie. the civil engineer, lost
their lives few days ago, as did other
white men In their party. Tho Yaquia
are q race OF lighters with a history
Of turbulence. in the year l740 they
were supposed 10 number about 10000,
but their continued wars have reduced
them TO about 10000 They are a
robust, active people. industrious, en-
tcfprlsIng. talented In music and OF de-
fcrmIned bravery
81 home the men concern them
selves chiefly with stock raising and
the cultivation Of corn, cotton, beans,
tobacco and the maguey. from which
the mescal liquor Is made. The wo-
mon are expert wcavcrs. Their houses
nv light structures adapted TO the
warm climate. Each village has It's
own chief They have the elan sys-
tenn and several ceremonial societies
resembling those of the Pueblo tribes.
IN The outlying country the men are
-~s~ployod as miners. tonmsters. cattle
men aud pearl divers. They make good
soldiers, but their history has been
Quo Of constant revolt against the
Mexican government.
Small love for gold hunters have the
iaqul Indians. Persons who nre ia
mlllar ray that the recent massacre OF
The white men which has shocked
Chicago was due 20 the Ynqui desire
~ discourage business oncroach-
mcnt" Their biggest war OF recent
years was brought about by encroach-
ment ON the yauul territory, II be-
gan In 1854 and ended three years
later The Yaau chief waa captured
and publicly executed In the presence
81 his people This was supposed TO
have put an end 10 the Yaqul insist
once upon exclunlyenona.
Continued threads, however, Of the
gold hunters upon faqul territory With
Che connlyanoe OF the Mexican gov
eminent led 10 serious disturbances IN
1900 IN ono OF the first engagements
q small detachment OF Mexican troops
was surprised near Maxatlan and half
tnWr number were killed. Soon after
ward Gen, Torres with zoo troops SUR
rounded large forco OF Yauula IN
canyon near the Same place and
killed iei men. women aud children
aud captured "a women and children,
who were al once denorted 10 nractlcai
slavery IN Nucatan,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
snAPs SHOTS.

The day after.
Did you eat turkey or crow9
This i the doctor. busy day.
-Aad now Tor tire Army Navy
game.
Eat baf you please and take ~
&c kadol Fos fndige>tion after youl
seals Il digssts whaf you eat Sold
> FeldmeveF Bfcs.. Druggists.
--Ifs = lucky thing Congress meets
after aud not before Thanksgiving.
Subject % lifs-tbe tailor.
-Donf marry a crank unless you
want your life 20 be grind.
TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE DAY
TAKE LAXATIVE nROMO QuInfne Tablets.
EguE9isfs refund money ifit fails 20 care
4. W bik0N rs signature - ON eachbox. l5r
LIS 3 cold day when the thermom.
eier takes a tumble 20 Itself.
Ii il possible for \ bill 20 be rather
steep aud stiIl he on The level
Aeancdg's Laxative Cough syrup =
sbso "a - free from any opiate OF mar
-ofir. Contains Honey and Tar. Sol
~ Re Imeyos Bros. d. 1gglsts
The gifted young Woman ISN'T NJ.
ways TIE one who gei the most pres
enlN.
Even when nc i a bachelor the
minister can { cay he Is not n marrying
man.
PILES cURED ~ o TO - DAYS.
pkxg OINTMENT = guaranteed % cure
anv case ~ itf hing Hiind. bleeding or FrQ<
frr1Ing lIlrs ~ - = dayaor money refund
81 ~ Ms
The fellow whO j. taken up In a
patrsl wagon lsu'tcsrried away by en-
thuetaauf.
There are some men from whom
II would be possible % steal the purse,
but not the good name.
Wits Little Early Bisers, reht
80 Httle pills. Recommended By
'c,dmeyer Bros. Druggists
some rich mep are ~ crooked a.
tue dollar mark that distinguishes
fheu from the common herd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

The habit OF giving ones aelf sur
llclcnt time FOR ones lunch and per
hapa ten or nlteon minutes IN which
10 rest afgorward Ia one well worth
cnlslvatlng Then ~ all means try "a
dispense with the so.oalled woman's
lunch. A piece az roast beef eaten n
noon viii do you more good than AL
tho salnda and wweotmeate that were
ever concoctod One should mover
eat when ono Ia extremely tired; the
practice Of resting twenty minutes
after each meal viii 90 a long way to
ward curing an obstinate cane 81
dyspepsia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

To Deprive Children Daily Contact
le a Sin.


To Deprive Children Daily Contact
ls Sin.
The passing 81 the home Is the sad
desf phenomenon Of modern city life.
The tenement house-whlch We seek
70 disguise under the name OF "ilat'
--is q most wrctchcd substitute for
the humblest Of homes. That our
people endure them is an indication
81 deTencracy. as Il viii unQuestion-
ably be the cause Of a more rapid
crescent II Il morally certain that tho
vlsor Of the race can be maintained
only b. personal contact with the
.ait'r earth from which we sprang.
.shich nonrishes MS 20 her bosom
when We die Why this is. perhaps
no Que knows. bat II Is within the
knowledge OF all that the vigor OF the
ciiy 81 constantly recruited from co0n-
fry life. To deprive children OF daily
contact with the soil is n sin.
The evil Of the tenement house
vas not realized untii IL passed from
the slums. because few Of as know
how tho other hair lives. II Is per-
hops not 50 desperate a misfortune 20
those who live by manual labor. for
fhes get their contact with earth in
other ways. and their children. less
vexcd BY the conventions OF soci-
ETY., Ind access TO the soil by some
means, and pass, while still young.
% the occupations OF their parents.
The most terrible effect OF the tene-
renr house Is in the families OF the
N class, ms distinguished from
The "wage.oarners." and who flit from
fai 20 nat, seldom remaining long
.'nough anywhere for homo associa.
ans TO be formed, There can per.
ans be no homo association worthy
The name which are not connected
: lfh piece OF open ground IN the
uie possession Of the family, II
nould seem that IN our larger cities
this privilege can no longer be enjoy
I'd ceni - the rieh-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
pTLns RnD IN . TO a DAYS.


IN renewing his subscription 10
ghe hveuinw capital. Mr.. ,. Randall
strange. - the Ningo Block Coal
fampuv. "a Williamson, ". Va, for
marly &c Annapolis. writes - en-
loV reading 4uy home paper, and J
nnffee that thcre is a great Improve
manf ~ the news items. both local
anI state Mr. Strange wishes this
paper continued success. iie u as
siatant engineer 81 the Mlngo Block
Coal company and - svn ~ Mt.
tohn d. strange. ~ bis city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
4 ~ GLEASON.


utwffhstandlnn yesterday was q
legal holiday the workmen employed
On the A.. NJ. q u. electric road were
busily engaged on the work yesterday
and many Who were enjoying holt
las and were cat walking, stopped W
y a4eh ihc pfocrss % work. ,.as. saN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

gfas. Albert Loose aud bis. daughter
are soon a. return 10 Maryland Ave
nue 81. D.. Church and give their now
nlotare song fceitals. These popular
entertainers neVer.fail % draw large
audiences. See al. ~ next week =
Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

When tho cold winds dry and cracA
the skin get DcWitt's Witch Hazel
salvc Sold by Feldmeycr bros., nrl0
elste
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
Erexilnr Electric Poles

eWnrk Vas bcFun yesterday on rails.
lna $40 poles for fho nae city electric
line. TIE nfst poles foF this line We're
rnf ~ 81 King George street,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29
RAILROAD BULLETIN.
special Train Service
AND REDUCED RATES,

urns s0AN O. baItim1re far s -
ga q = a. m tFaine ticAets
81 Ca. raat date anlF.
can RDANs And SUNDAYS -foF
d. - -0e. good ~ 60 au4 Inrlt'i-
aaV f1li0wlnK d@&e nf safe.
fralug wii ieare BaItfm8re
iav aad saturday atrnie g
ff.81 ;. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29


Frank /. chcnsy makes oath that he
ssaiof partner of the firm Of \ j.
Cheaey 4 Co. doing business IN the
CITY a Toledo. ountY and State aforc-
said. and tnat sail firm will pay the sum
81 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every casr q Caiarrh that can.
not s. cured By the use Of Halls CatarIh
Cure. FRANK /. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
ny presence. THIS 9Th day Of December,
A. =. 1875.
a. ". GLEASON.
ft1Efi~f Notary Public.
Halls Caiar1h Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on tho blood and muo.
Gus snrisrcs Of the system send Tor
testimonials free.
81. CHENEY, Toledo, o,
sold By Al Druggists. 7sc.
Take Tails Family Pills for consu
patton.
Fof sale ~ Feldmeyer Bros. Guy
tbrag Store. DEC
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

eraaFs aHt saturdays enlg
$50 s n AZ. Eaffo. 81 s. ) -
am az. AunasN IS. b. Is 5 n
WlIsoN BH0wN. Msnsgnr.
lar. b. =. e b. ANaa4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-29

NAsmaxarox. November -. 1870 .. n
For Maryland Fair. partly cloudy
leniRhf and saturday.
w. l.. MOORE.
Chief Of Wemfher Bureau
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
S. E FETTY DEAD
WELL KNOWN MAN PASSED AWAY
YESTERDAY EVENING AT
sa. BARNSToWN.

Wednesday afternoon at half afler
three o'cloSlSat his home at Barns.
town; oceytted the death of Mr.. S. >.
FettS aeter lingering illness with
consumption. Mr.. Fetty. was sixty
years Of age and has spent his entire
life in Marion county. lie Is we'll
known 10 large number of people Ct
this county, who will learn with regret
of his death. He was a kind and loy.
Ing husband and father and his death
win be keenly felt in the home. The
deceased; is susvived by his wife and
tfh'ehiliren, one of his sons being Mr..
s R. Fetty, pit boss at the Shaft mine.
Fhe funeral took place this after.
nom at two O'Clock from the residence
and was largely attended by friends
and relatives Of the deceased. The In.
terent took place at Haught grave
yard. Undertaken r. C. Jones had
charge Of the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-25
SHIPMENTS Of iRogoaE
MAY BREAK AT RECORDS.

NEW YORK, April 25.-'Fhls month
marked the opening Of the iron ore
season, and steel manufacturers feel
confident there will be brought down
this year, unless something unfore.
soon happens. In the nelghborhood OF
42,0OO,O0O tons, compared with actual
shipments Of 3S,522,33 $50 tons last year.
That steel manufacturers do not an,
ticiEate any extensive letup In activ,
lty this year Is evident from the prep
araiions they are making 10 establish
new high record from the stand.
point of shipments. The United States
Steel Corporations shipments of iron
ore this year are expected to run very
close to 22.0O0.OOO tons.