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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31

$50; lambs. s6.5Sq775. Hos-Receip,s
$3.50 head. Market weak. Choice light pgs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. 9--As an influence on the price
NJ wheat the government crop report to-day on
set the effect the strike Of the photographers IN
consequence there was q strong close 10 what hao
been a weak market AT the close wheat ioF sep
tarber delivery was up &c. Corn Is up @sc. oats
are Of Isc Provisions gained TIC to loc to NC
1-r,a cfHcIa1 report regarding the condition OF
80 80, -r1eat Vas made public fifteen minutes
before the close Of the market ana showed d CON
dition Of 1874 compared with SI.Z on July l. mn
edia+ev after the appearance Of the report prices
advanced sharply and the closing quotations were
near the highest point Of the day during .le
greater part of the session. however. the market
&c ,raal because OF the strike Of telegraph OPP
orators and because OF lower prices al Liverpool
Local longs sold freely. and there was a4s' He0'S
calling nv commission houses.
se a f tia usual statistical information being
missing because OF the telegraphers trouble mere
was a tendency restrict trade September opeiieu
shade lower to nc to &c higher. at S8$sc to S+.c
so1d off 10 s75kc and then advanced TO So14c me
go u,as at Ssssc to s8Rzc ClearanceF and pri-
o ~ec.,nfs we're not available because of the
e+rIke MINNEAPOLIS, Duluth and chicago reported
receipts of $40 cars against Sz cars last week anu
0T 7 o market was weak for the greater part of
tho day The low point on September was oITsc .
80 enc market advanced on the government
r~on rennrt September selling up to eS9sc Inc
Clos. was strong. with September 7sc hlgher' at
ssssc to S82ac. ,,,, esoo+oa H., tba
zovaTnnent crop report Sentiment In the corn pl,
yas bearish until late in the day inc soVeIIliheii.
renort placed the condition or the coin etop o.
CO egstnst 500 one month ago. The close was
strong September opened unchanged at O4s4c; soto
OF 70 s41zc and advanced to 651sc "here 1t cl
TocoJ receipts were go. including IS or contract
grade. - o.,va dsnan6 nv
80 iris demand was based on unfavoraple
So sor the new crop. The advance brought
ont heavy realizing sales. which resulted IN Sc
| we're slump. The market failed 10 resPoiu 80 70 =,
we're ~ wheat and corn and closed almost al
+ba lowest point. The government crop report mao
| ,.+t,a eject having been largely discounted sep
a..s s oTened &C to nc higher. at 45s4c TO 4otsc
as-,arced TO $40 and broke to 45c Inc close WAS
a. aSILc, Local receipts were s. cars. o,,
| prnptsions were strong on buying py iocaa paN
800 n ~ 1Oc advance In the price OF I'VE
e eIs the close September pork was up Easc'
ar sis Is lard TIC to 1ec. at - l1s' ana IDS ~
| rtsrnatea receipts for tomorrow: Whea,. Is'
-. cory pe3 cars: oats IS cars; hogs lI'oo' hea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 9, 1907
COF'FEE-There was quite a sharp advance in the
coffee market during to-days trading which
result of bullish advices
The market opened steady advance of B points
ana closed steady at net advance of 1920 points
sales for the day were reported of about 10 $50 bags
The advance also encouraged European
markets and light Brazilian receipts particularly
Interior points y cable ChaYeS & said
that accounts unfaVOrable
of the yield being still further reduced This prob
ably explained the advance in the markets.
Xaorization is considered sure Of successful solution
II the crops small enough for the
but the effect in the local market rather check
selling than stimulate demand, indicated the
comparatively small business reported Some
recent sellers for short probably covering
and found little coffee Offering There
little sign Of renewal of from the leading bulls
OF the European markets Havre la4 franc higher
az her close and Hamburg closed net UNCHANGED % =
pig higher after oIaning unchanged 10 = pig lower
Neither OF the Brazilian markets reported any change
Receipts the ports $4,000 bags against $50
last Jundiahy &c coo against
1900 the previous $1,000 The market
for coffee quiet, with quotations the basis
6@s G6'zc Rio No :.
The Of in the local day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
OTHER maRKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

r..,o,-o sur s-CATTLE-Recsipts. about LOO
rSarket steady. 20 prime steers - 80
e "a. cows s39s3: hetfeTs. ssGSS 20 1Si-ss sSsSs
Ss1yes sSSSs7 3; and feeders - 5O So HOGS
Sscsr. SSout II 900 head. market 1Og15c hgher GOOD
- line heayy So I0GS6 20; medium % good neaVy So
c. "a. butcher weights IS 10S6 SO roOd 70 prime Ase
* fSosS 10; light mixed So 1OGSS 80 PeSAlns ~ 4'
49, * es7SS % STTEEP-Receipts about 1000 heal
marked steady sheep So sogSe .: yeaThnss. 50 500
81 5.9. lambs IS 6OGS7 S. ,. go -.
80 Eo.- PsrTsIo Aug S.-CATTLE-RecetPts. 10 hsSa{
-, Sow and unchanged yEALS-Receipts ItoO
nlaERst Slow and easier at sass q. with few
t 30 ryO(S-Recelpts $500 head market active ara
s1SSc 6tvbe~ Mixed 45GS6 so: workers. 50 iO1SS
80 s,i s0.YSs S. SHEEP AND IAoft-Eecepts La.o
head: market active SHEEP iSs slSssr az tn.
t5sySse: ewes 81 5OGs5 25 sheep mixed 81 ooSS 80
'" Ssrcsrn.ft Aug e-HOGS-Narket strong 6ltc1e-~
"a sbfT1ers ss sOGrse 80: s5s6 90 CAI-LIs
Market Steady: good shippers - 5so eo1n1'n
-Pfttsnurx Aug s-CAT-TLE nsss; rnarSr,
.s,5v. choice Sc sOTsG So; prime. s45qso 5o' vel
crTTrSp-Suppfy ngnt MARKET stssiys pfi,'s
{. 5o7<S 90; and common. szlSS lsflos
s5GsT 20 TIOGS-Recsipts fair: InarAec hsne- Er-.'
sr.S ss ssGSs Is: mediums. So s.; hsavy 1orkers-
- Sss,v Arg e-CATTLE-Recepts 5000 head
r1-5is Southerns: market steady TO weak cnocs
- S-sssa5 he-r steers. 2GSI % fair 20 good SOP
az %, western steers 26S6 & stoezsrs and reeders
60 s7<s o. southern -teers IS S0s4 SO Southern cows
80 $3.50 70, native cows, 25G<4 So native heifers
- o<SS8 SIS bnIIs So 5OGs3 so; calves. s4GS6 % HOGS
90 coo head: market SC 20 lOc Eighers top
SsSsr 90 sales ssGs6 IS heavy, s. IS: pacc-
20 sess *. pigs end light 81 1OGS6 20 SI!EEP-s-
s+ go head: steady; lambs SlaSt To- ewes
@ asTIirrs S 25ds5 -; Western yearlnEs s. 500
re- g. western sheep. SSGS5 IS; packers and feedS~
So 5oG$5 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
.4NTI-LEASE SUE ON.
United Electric Stockholders Oppos-
ing Public Service Deal.

suit in chancery to have set aside the lease
of the United Electric Company to the Public Ser
vice Corporation. which was ratified on July L,
started yesterday by several of the dissatisfied
minority stockholders of the Electric company
The complainants James M Seymour, jr Ex-
Assemblyman Philip c. Walsh, jr., and Benedict
Prieth
In their bill of complaint they hold that the Pub
lie Service has nothing in its charter that gives
it the right to conduct business such as was
conducted by the Electric company, and that 1t
has neither power authority 10 operate the
business that IL has taken over. Other reasons
given that by the terms OF the lease the hold
ers Of stock of the Electric company are barred
from receiving more than per cent on their
investment whereas they believe IT would event
ually pay much rate of interest; that they
have knowledge a whether the Public Ser
vice Corporation financially sound; that said cor
poration has never paid any state franchise tax
and is liable at any time to be assessed for its
legal and proper franchise tax. and that until the
amount of this ascertained the minority
stockholders have way of knowing the hnan-
cial condition of the corporation.
In conclusion the petitioners ask that the lease
be aside the ground that it is null and void
because the Public Service Corporation cannot
carry legally the business of the company it
has taken over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10

COTDON-The cotton much active
to-day and late months made high records for
the The close steady net advance or
Il points. Sales estimated 100000 bales
higher cables continued cry weather the South
small notices. which promptly stopped. and
indications leading covering through
brokers After showing 4 advance OF about IS 70
is points the market eased OF slightly under realizing
bet frTned again later renewed covering and
sold 1890 and January IL 55o about 20 70 20
points higher This followed by setback under
realizing IN the trading but sentiment seemed 70
be bush and offerings pretty well absorbed
Indtous the unav0rabls weather and reports
from the Western belt having snect on both
buyers spot perhaps been large
responsible together with the idea
the concentrated interest In this market
trying without losing all OF It's spot holdings
Southwestern markets ofHcialy reported &c
Of Texas is said TO have nxel upon $50 pound az it's
minimum selling price for the season Liverpool
Continental beginning 10
Fourteen points IN Texas reported
maximum temperatures ranging from UO :" loo degrees
no reported forecast. Large hull In
sold freely tho advance here
Kings weekly figures follow: Port receipts.
g. 100 last overland - mills
Canada. 3.45i bales against 1868 bales last year
takinEs estimated 10000 bales against
brought into sight for the week 4"Nt
20 $50 last Total crop movement:
Port receipts tales g66 added receipts, sea
son New Oreans) against 1850 lo6 last year: overland
i223 2Is bales. against SS4Ool last
year: thkngs. 22f5oDo bales. against
brought into sight thus Tar season
crop 343 days this season against Sii
DAYS =,
Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
CROPS ARE SMALLER.
GRAIN BELOW ApERAGE.
rbeot and Corn Shosc Failing off
IN Government Report.

Washington. Aug e-The crop reporting
= ,ta fr,-eau of statistics of the Depart
of Agriculture finds, from the reports OF
hio''. ,,--esnondents and agents Of the bureau.
as follows; CO
,,,ared with 500 last month. $50 on Au-
1906 $50 on August 1. 1905, and a ten
80 average Of So
Tho following table shows. for each OF the
- having one million acres or upward IN
~ the condition on August L In each OF the
,as- tyvo years, with the ten-year August aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

ro.o, aug e-Isrge transactions In terftoIS 49,
SeS a,s In the original packages sven ,ne 49, 800
graned ano hut aside these and faif-sHeu
i- os Oregon california and fosce woois le bang
sales Increasing and STOCKS hae 100
is G1le, az, crane Many better OF IN ms
ecgy han formerly. The market is hrn on r.. is no
festeSt ~ s,raton is considered healthy liners a. ~
- 70 materially prices Hoiaers Sc sen a, 2sa
oate.pe Montana wool mas soIu "N
ae half blood in the orginai W .o95o
oa,rs6 cost being roc Fine staple DansS
ed ens half blood staple TIC Fine ana me soi5
S,bsng se on the basis Of 67G9oc Dealers ., err at
,5 o sra 6eiaine fleece and quote tho MAJ
saHaac for washed and a@3Iisc for unwssshea en-
$500 geecs sold Sac three-eighths at Inents az
VOL from Boston August inclusive are The
a 10 same tfilo
-ecaInts IN August g. inclusive WERE
sr,irs.t ia 2sl o2s ID the Same perioa "~. Se@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10

Preliminary returns indicate winter wheat
,an If about 40o 100000 bushels, an aver
.ga If 146 bushels acre. as compared with
767 an acre last year This preliminary esti-
,,a+e Of the yield of winter wheat, and tbs esti-
mated acreage on which il is based. are subject
% revision and correction when the final esti-
--.+os of the bureau are made next December
The following table shows the estimated aver
.ra Weld an acre in each of the eleven princi-
-sI winter wheat states in 1907 and 1906 the
ar1res for 1906 being the final estimates, issued
IN December 20:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
n.

local cotton sSo va; 1 qHiS & IN 10 uP paints
10 sales Delivered contract. % 500 Southern spot
nb1s.S AZ iSssc sales Isl
sc higher at 18Ac sales ia bales bfa tom ana
%'imngton nominal Norfolk steady unehansed al
Rocs ok s5ssdy aaehaneed New orleans 5H
&c higher 13lkc; sales. 325 bales houston hleAus
&c higher. at 1870. Memphis quiet sc H'SN0i' o.
s1ies err Gables: Spot cotton points
higher sales 1000 bales speculation and export D e
bales AgS dns Upland 400 futures steady
higher , on near sIsa sFs at hes Of %
points; August ToSd ed No
vemierDeceTber e75d December January 72d JAM
ag-l a AplilMay e78ftd; Mayjune. e74sd
Observation-Disclosures irregular; cloths. the hisher prices
FToR AND light sf.n mlsG of MIses
ghts and low WE gEaffs 9ns oted Fair good
quoted Kiln S abs s s8 9q 7sa 40 s.
81 1881 is FEDwesern steady CITY h s5a az 9ur
do 49, SE q bran ran d bulk a $ e f no
ss So mdGng So SIS SG s go o Ts do s2S5s
,5s ,8scasva wheat trade
ss the Occasion Of advance near the eoS Sos o.
tS s' 5aI ff fSeS a l6N higher tina. the
Prey a9 bv n the gdvernmenI % ndcang
GT oS. Of and az AZ 600 BUSH at last It. Tas
pointed that but for high a G1n owe Coming at
time when had ceiling d T bs e sn ns
SP oD S a hs PPsvions
81 ne nbcaon Of report ths market was weak AK
b.syy exception OF a snort perIou a.
advanced slightly on rust 1H
rom the Northwest and little Us re
s.rn1s trade all and prevented the ARRIVAL "
~ ,Suai statistics also used as an oo So
for hamFnering market early IN tne iia ~ ia
rool lower. and there we're decliLos ~ ~
paris nd asc bush at Berlin althousn
Pm5s1.- closed higher Argentine az.
10000 bush EsxcePt lot
Of rather in the Far Northwest
nonsitIons interior were hsaIi 70 az.
checked pending the ARRIVAL UI VIC
government report. and saes were ,Saro cas6
81. meas from coasts. however, were noeta
market was quoted as
~ o4c elevator and 1ac ahoat; NO NoreleIi
Dnirtb No hard winter 30 Zoo 90
a. The winter wheat crop estimate was s0e ~
Rush again $50 sos 900 bush last month ana 1891
pustt' year market was rather
narrow until late afternoon whe ,I5nstJ.
vaianes and prices advanced. getting addltiona
government report which hlade
500 last month. indlcating SIp
az Gas bush compared WIN 80 -
To-. antb and the final last year Of 92l 416oc9 psn
tlhaI Pr Nv, YORK and from saAc higher in chicago
I5yerpool lower. and Argentlne Go
invator and e0j4c aho-t; No white o. ~ ana
S veraw s01fe anoat OATS-Strong hui sup
option TO 4Sf2c carry
ort OF b the rest of the rather quiet and
M more Than steady The government report mace Ell
r * against 81 last month Cash oats in the New
York market QUOTED as nc 5see clipped white
sS 70 40 10 5sas3c. RYE-Mareet dull NO Meste1n,
sc nominal New York WeeRdy ci2asnc eans,
corang 'Bradstreet were 6no pun; ea
since Jlv l. bush against L 100 push
49, Corn shipments the week i log So pusi
COS oO0 bush last week afo i.<-
sinoa July 10000 bush, against 45Isooo oush
| year. - -o,,, ppIcEc
| Wheat. Opening High. Low. Close- festera a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
e,,popraN PRODUCE MARKET.

s Western Winter va; futures easy SepterDe
& necsnher rs 95.d: March. Is 3tsa CottSS s
American mixed new steady Ss ID old sSr' peoember
enSisa PI,As-canadian firm IS 80 H0 o7 N inter
dom Pacific quiet e losfS IS ness steady
b sss sa FoRK-Prme western quiet s1S 90
fne clear middies light. g @ "a 10 quiet Pc %
iSe 10 go ~ dull, Sos 3d. short ceaT achs
az % n quiet sos Cumberland cut - 10 ~ 10 ~
SIS short rib 1e q n firm oas ceaF f re- "a 10
dll 37s Cd LARD~Pre Western in rerees s az
80 American refined. in pals stes1y. - az.
egEscsnsdian finest white new seapy yr,s s's e r
GO eeaaST BPS TURpENTTNE-spr quiet; 4ls 90
RosIN-counmon ateady. lis 90 P p!I
..ssav I'd LINSEED OIL week, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
MORE PAY FoR puDDLERs.

Pittsb1rg Aug. 9-The Cancellation board which
has been in session Cambridge Springs consider
ing the demands Of the Arnalgamated Association
Of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers for advance in
wages hns decided on an increase Of 50 cents ton
tor puddlers the present selling price Of bar
iron and advance OF per cent for the scrap
pers, heaters and roughers. The award viii affect
about forty-five thousand men, all other scales
based on the Analgamated agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
Country Board


Pennsylvania sheep III D. at 81 To- Y CO. 1Oz u
a s4. - - .o-. ar . 2f4 had all for
-,nGS+srars wfth the exception OF halr o car 20
saies made to-day had been Exported up % l@-s
Ssias fali yesterday)-S. Judd 8 Co: % Penny
vanIa hogs 1863 10 average. at ~ per iVV AD'
qe6 ID, S. - 1so h a. g.. 6 -or1rba
,sT n a. ca: stag 40 H.. at 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10

The average condition Of the cat crop on
August l was $50, IS compared with 81 last
month SIS on August 1, 1905; SoS on August
/ 1905 and a ten-year August average OF S4-S
The -,ronortion of the oat crop Of last year still
IN the hands Of farmers is estimated at II per
cent equivalent 10 6S000o00 bushels, as COM
7ara6 with Il per cent of the crop of 1905 in
fs-roers' hands one year ago. 81 per cent Of
TIE crop u 1904 in farmers hands two years
AGO and z ten-year average Of sc per cent.
The average condition OF barley on August L
was So against 81 one month ago; 9O3 on
August / 1905: s95 on August L 1903. and a
ten-year average OF So.
The average condition Of rye 81 time of har-
rest was IS Q. as compared with s97 one month
ego: "a : on August l. 1906: $50 on August l.
7aa5 and ten-year average Of SD
The acreage Of buckwheat is about $4,000.
which is IL 500 acres or Is per cent. less than
last year The average condition Of buckwheat
On August I was S1.s4. compared with 932
on August l. 1906: 92.6 on August !, 1905. and
q ten-year average Of 91S.
The average condition Of tobacco on August
was sos as compared with S13 one month ago;
SO on August 1. 1906: Sal on August i. 1903.
and fve-year average Of S3-4
The average condition Of potatoes on August
was $50, as compared with 902 one month ago;
50 on August l. 1906; So August 1. 1905,
and a ten-year average Of SIS
Preliminary returns indicate the acreage of
hav 20 be about ~ Sol. 600 acres. or OF per
cent mora than last year
AS figured by Henry Heinzer. statistician Of
the New York Produce Exchange the indication
on winter wheat is for crop Of 4OS5oo.eoO
bushels comparing with Indication Of 3S2,-
$4,000 bushels on July 10. and with a harvest
last year Of 492. SSS.004 bushels. OF spring
wheat TIE estimated yield is 22SSJ00oo bushels,
which compares with the July estimate Of pol
$4,000 bushels and with last years harvest OF
242 81 a66 bushels. The indicated corn crop is
2e4S $4,000 bushels. against the July estimate
of $50 3s4 600 bushels and the 1905 harvest oc
1927 416.091 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10
SAC PAuLo LOAN ASSURED

Rio de Janeiro. Aug. s--The Brazilian Senate has
authorized the President lend S15.0o,0G0 TO the
State Of Sac Paulo. Five million dollars is to be
devoted to paying off the debt of the state and
S10oo0.000 TO maintain the stock of coffee held
a abroad for the State of Sac Paulo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-10

The average quality Of winter wheat is 800
The average condition of spring wheat on Au-
e7,st l was 794. as compared with So last
month 500 on August l, 1906. S92 on august
I 1905. and a ten year average Of S34
The following table shows, for each Of the five
-,-ircinaI spring wheat states. the condition on
August in each of the last two years, with the
ten year August averages:
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

catarrh, who was disposed to be In
dignant, and the porter who had been
dispatched with the cigars was called
up. He said that he took them to
the Office and handed them to a mes
senger, who promised they should be
delivered without any delay. They
had not been, however, and it became
necessary to investigate the mystery
An explanation came next day
when the other friend with q name
sounding like that of the sick man
called on the druggist and thanked
him for what he thought had been
a present to him. He wanted to find
where he could procure another box
as he had used all of these. There
was a peculiar flavor to the tobacco
he said, that he liked very much. He
didn't know they were medicated
cigars until the druggist told him, and
the matter was set straight by the
other gentleman being promptly sup
piled with his catarrh remedy, and
then they all enjoyed the joke.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Washington Day by Day
News Gathered Here and There
at the National Capital

green vegetables the path of the fat
man who wants to reduce is made
easier.
To fat ones the government says:
Eat little, sleep little and drink less. "
To the thin man it says: Drink all
you can, eat all you can and sleep
as much as you can"
The thin man who wants to get fat
must eat and drink everything that he
can stomach. He must eat plenty OF
potatoes, bananas and bread; most
important, he must drink before and
after his meals.
The experts say it Is principally
what person drinks and not what he
eats that makes him fat. Fat is
mostly water, it Is asserted, and the
more water or other liquids a person
slows away the more likely he is to
gain weight.
Above all, thin person who wants
to spread out must sleep ten or eleven
hours a day. A nap after each meal
is offered as an excellent inducement
for fat to come and stay. On the
other hand, the man who is trying to
lose weight is advised that he keep
moving after a meal to thwart the
dread adipose.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25

NHRS. IDA NJ. Won CLAUSSEN. who
lXt came all the way from Stockholm
prepared to upset Uncle Sans diplo-
matte corps because Minister Graves
would not present her at King Oscars
court, even when Oscar, whom she
had "jollied" at Wiesbaden, was lust
crazy to see her"-got as far as the
waiting-room at the White House with
her complaint the other day.
She couldn't even get as far as
Secretary Loeb, who sent an assistant
out to meet her and direct her suave-
ly to the state department. There
upon Mrs. Won Claussen retired from
the White House, after leaving a com
munication requesting that the presi'
dent appoint a commission to inquire
into her sanity before she proceeds
further.
Mrs. Won Claussen is much in earn
est in proclaiming her grievance, and
believes that what she regards as ar
insult TO herself was an insult to the
whole American people. She declares
she will return to Sweden and be
presented to the king.
mir. Graves stated deliberate un
truth when he said l did not offe
evidence Of an invitation to be pre-
scented to King Oscar and that / di,
not have the proper credentials" de
clared Mrs. Won Claussen, whel
shown the dispatch from Stockholm
10 the effect that Minister Graves ha
written an open letter explaining tn
controversy. HE knows j was IN
yited TO be presented to the king, an
he saws what is false when he STAGE
had nothing to indemnity me. l ha
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-04-25
Almond Milk.

The simplest face bleach known II
almond milk, and Is good IL con-
stantly used. Blanch 80 large al.
monds. Break into a small basin and
put in a lump of sugar. Take a wood
en- potato masher (not wire or metal
one) and break the almonds and sug.
ar, then slowly, almost drop by drop,
add a half pint of rose water. The
process is long one and must be
carefully done, the object being to
break the almonds as fine as dust.
Let stand over night, then strain
through muslin cloth. Use the milk"
morning and night, letting 1t dry on
the face.