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The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
suit Against Railroad.

Suit to recover 5000 damages was fled
yesterday in the District Supreme Court
by William Hauer through Attorneys
DaTr. Peyser & Taylor, against the An
acostia and Potomac River Railroad
Company for alleged personal injuries
received December %. 1906. While driv-
Ing across the car tracks at Eleventh
and II streets northwest, his carriage
was struck by car and he was thrown
to the ground and sustained serious in
jury.
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New York. Nor. IA-WHEAT-F -Firmer, fair de-
maud No. I Northern Duluth 20 auiye LIS. No =
red. Z. o.. D. lO'zalt6, No. hard. nominal. No !
maclroni lo6. T. o.. D.. No macarUai, Lo4l4; No
] Manitoba. l.i9 +. O. o.; No Manitoba. ll6
%. O.. Exporters took % loads. partly outports and
interior.
COBN-Fim. quiet trade No. . elevator. g.;
No. 2. {. O. D.. 57s. for late November: No. 2 ye
low & %. b. Ga. No. . white. 65i.. +. O. b. f1r
late NCytmber. Exporters took loads
RYE-Fim- scarce; inactive demand. No. Quoted
az g, I. "a. b.
OATS-Stcady light business EleTator prices
40. white "a No. & white 5214 No. , mixed 81.
The prices f0r futures follow.
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especially as there Is certainty Of much smaller con-
sumption for the current season.
Liverool is due 90 come about = higher il The
m0rnius.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Post & F1agg. members
ot the New York Stock Exchange. Benz. Woodruff,
manager 1881 + street northwest
Total sales. .f92,0oO shares
Call money; High, IL; low, o; close, q.
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MINING STOCKS.

quotations are furnished by Irving K harrington
& q % members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Frank c. KinSsland manager. Hibbs Building
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STOCKS MORE ACTIVE
Greater Interest in BUSINESS
Oh Local Exchange.
MITCHELL is THE FEATURE

Brokers show Animation During
Call of Bond List-Orders Filled
After Cali - Investment Buying
Makes It's Appearance and Better
Tone PervHdcs the Market.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
u York. Nov. lL-Closins quotations q United
b. rrvfruu.nff lHuls.
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations arc furnished y T. II. Chapman *
Co. members New York stock Eyclsnge G.. Bowie
Chapman. manager, 1901 = street northwest
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by +. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
ChIpmau. manager. 1901 7 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-11-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Sells crnts per share.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

bid tAsked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
2 KILLED,
IS HURT
a~~~-------
Meteor Frisco Express Turns
Turtle
-----.4---.---
AS IT LEAPS THE RAILS
-
All the Passengers On the Frisco Flyer
More OF Less Hurt In Crash 1875
Miles West d St
Louis.
AS II LEAPS THE RAILS

Rolla, Mo, OFT. 1.-The fast Frisco
passenger train, No. 10, the Meteor"
from Fort Worth and Oklahoma city,
Ieapcd me track on sharp curve u q
heavy grade o mile and q half east q
Dixon, MOI early yesterday and plunged
down nigh enbankment,
The engine and seven coaches made
several somcrsaults, The COACHES caught
ire. pcuning IN the dead and injured.
The wreck Il said 10 have been duo to
spreading rails.
Frank Il. criseeyi 20, postal clerk,
burned 70 death in car,
Fred Chambers, engineer, 20, burned
10 DEATH
Late reports from Nowbury, the di.
vision point. 10 miles east Of the wreck,
state that is were injured
The dead and dying we're taken to
Nswbtfg on u special train, A half dozen
surgeons, In charge Of Dr. Gale, chief
surgeon Of the System, were rushed
from 81. Louis To The scone
A wrecklng train with such fire fight.
ing facilities az were available was gent
from Rola. bat arrived TOO late TO pre-
vent The burning Of the coaches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
TO LAUNCH
CAMPAIGN
--------
Bryan to Speak Out on
December 7
-
TO SAY THE WORD THEN
Silver-DoIlar Dinner in His Honor at
Omaha Will Be the occasion Of One
More Big Boom for the
Nebraskan.
TO SAY THE WORD THEN

Omaha, Neb., Oct. William Jen-
nings Bryan will formally launch his
third candidacy for president in Omaha
on the night Of December 7, when a
Democratic banquet in his honor. at
which 1000 plates will be laid, viii be
given.
The cowboy mayor. jim Dahman. is
engineering the banquet scheme, and
Bryan has already sigihcd his intention
of being present. Dahlman Is Bryan's
best and closest personal and political
f~tend, and the big banquet Is said to
lave been cotton up by Dahman on
request Of Bryan himself The cost will
be silver dollar for each plate.
Arrangements have all been completed
and the guest list has been made out.
but not yet announced. II IS said that
all those who were invited to the ban.
quot which was to have been held in
Lincoln in October, but which was post
poned have been asked to come to the
Omaha spread, and many OF them have
answered in the affirmative. Local Dem
ocrats are enthusiastic over the affair
and the presence Of many notable Dem.
oerats from other states will give the
banquet national significance.
1t il the idea that Mr. Bryan will
formally declare himself candidate for
the presidency, and that after this meet
ing his campaign will become actively
aggressive.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
Arain Wins Famous suit.

George ". Sabre, whose summer
nome Is at Alburg, has won again in
his famous suit with the promoters
II d street railway deal III Rhode Island,
Mr.. Sabre ii said to be the only
stakeholder who declined to exchange
MS United Traction for Rhode Island
securities stock on the basis of four
SHARES Of United Traction for QUE
share OF Rhode Island securities. The
bill 81 complaint alleges thar the com
plainant Was stakeholder OF the
/ United Traction company, which owned
and held all the shares OF the capital
stock Of certain street railway COM
panies Of Rhode Island, that up t. june
"a. 1899. tne United Traction company
WAS entitled 60 and did receive all the
net earnings Of these corporations hy
way 81 dividends, but that June "a, 1902
the United Traction agreed with the
Rhode Island company that each Of toe
railway corporations should lease to the
Rhode Island company fer SO years
its property rights and franchise, upon
the terms that the Rhode Island COM
pany pay United Traction 5 per cent.
per annHm ON it, stock, guaranteed.
The bill AYERS that this action was
without authority Of the board Of di-
rectors Of the United Traction and with
ont opportunity for its stockholders to
vote upon the proposition. Later the
Rhode Island securities company. char
tered IN New Jersey, claimed the right
Ia an the net earnings of the Rhode
Island company and has I'D other as
sets.
Tne complainant AYERS that as a
stoekholder Of the United Traction
company he Is Justly entitled t. .is
propoFtionate share OF the Rhode Island
street railway corporations stock; that
by the lease II the properties ns is
limited practically for all time to an
annual divident 81 per cent, and that
the value Of his stock has been thereby
greatly diminished
The court decided On al coants in
fayrr q Mr. Sabre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
GEN. FURLONG LEFT
THOUSANDS TO SERVANTS
Two chambermaids, His Waiter, His
Barber and His Old Servitor Are
Gwen 81 900 Each BY win.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE will Of the
late Cen. Charles ~ Furlong, who died
In Maine last wreck, was filed for pro.
bate III The surrogate'a office yesterday
afternoon after " had been dug out Of
the vaults Of the Mercantile Safe De.
posit company upon an order from sur.
ropate 1homas.
The will leaves over 100000 To va.
rious charitable institutions.
IL was not known that he had left
any will until Atty Sullivan appeared
before Surrogate Thomas yesterday AZ.
ternoon IN an affidavit. stated that Cen
Furlong bad made his will in his Office
several years ago, Lawyer Sullivan
stated that diligeut inquiry had been
made among the friends Of the decen.
ant and that no wife. heirs or next 70
kin could be discovered. AZ soon ~ be
obtained The order Lawyer Sullivan
went to the Mercantile Safe Deposit
company and opened the box which Cen
Furlung held there in bis name The
will was found III the box and imme-
diately tlcd for probate.
Gen. Fnrlong made requests 10 his
barber and several mattresses nc The
Fifth Avenue hotel and elsewhere. He
tlrst beqliest Il $4,000 which he leaves
to Elizabeth Fmong, widow o. the late
Joseph J Furlong II killeline houst
Newcastle, west county Of Limerick
Ireland 70 Joseph s. Furlong, Their
son. the old general left another Si0.-
900, and to another son, the Rev. Alex.
ander NJ. Furlong. still another $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
N0vITSKY TO TAKE PLACE
OF KAULBARS AT ODESSA
Project to Succeed General Whom KurO-
patkin Condemned.

London. Oct la dispatch from
Odessa says that the project. Gen. No.
whisky, has been appointed governor
general of Odessa in succession to Gen
Haulbars, who has heen absent fsom his
post since the early part Of the year,
when II was reported that he had been
removed as the result Of encouragement
which he ii said to nave given the Black
Hundreds in the attacks GA Jews
During tine latter part Of the war be-
tween Russia and Japan Gen. kaulbars
commanded the second Manchurian army
and Gen. hTopatkin claimed that kaul.
bars was responsible for the loss Of the
battle Of Mukden. After the war Kaul-
bars was appointed governor general OF
Odessa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
"BoBBY" wALrsoUR HURT.
American BieyClist Badly Injured in Ae-
oident on German Ttack,

Berlin, Oct lone man was Killed
ana thrpe, including Bobby" Walthour,
the American rider, Was seriously ia
inFed in a series IL accidents yesterday,
on the Spanaan hlcyele track Dur.
ing one hundred kiionletre race a
pacemaker's tire burst. throwing the
rider, who broke his right arm and snf-
ferea other injuries An ambulance
attendant who crossed ~ track Mitn
The intention ~ assisting The injured
man was Instantly KILLED as tic result
al eollitii0g with Walthouf's pacemaker,
Hoffman, WHO vas thrown 60 the ground
ana caused Wslthaur TO fall. Tae latter
sustained severe conclusion Of the
brain and was taken tn hospital
where tx remains unconscious and III a
serious condition His paeema&er was
severely hurt when he collided with
tho ambulance man,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
PLATT TALKS POLITICS.
Says New York Will Back It's Favorite
Son.

New York, Oct Senator Thomas
c. Platt, rejuvenated, he says, and bet
ter fitted for hard work at Washington
than for some time before, is talking
politics with something Of his old time
enthusiasm
who will get the New York delega-
tion in the next Republican national con-
Yentionsn Senator Plat was asked.
1T won't be Roosevelt, and il may not
be Hughes" be replied The president
doesn't want it. The governor Is shrewd
enough to know that the slightest move
on his part to take the delegation would
be fatal to his aspirations. He may con-
vince the Republican voters that they
cannot do without him
The Republican party of New York
has other material besides Hughes and
Roosevelt. There's Elihu Root for in
stance. Before an Ohioan or any other
outsider shall have our delegation, Root
must be considered"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
A HARD YEAR
FOR SUFFERERS
Gives Advice to Cure Catarrh
of All Kinds
DIRECTIONS TO PREPARE
Simple Home Prescription--Make Some
Up and Try II, as 1t Is Said to DO
the Work Promptly-cleana
the Blood.

The coming months viii ~ u harvest
for the doctors and patent N sdicine man
uiacturers unless great care is taken
TO keep the feet dry, also dress warmly
This Is the advice OF "A well-known
authority and should be heeded By all
who are subject TO rheu natism. kidney
and bladder troubles and especially ca.
tarh While tile later Is considered by
most sufferers an incurable disease, there
are few men or women who will fail Ia
experience great relief from the follow.
ing simple home prescription, and il tax
en- In time it will prevent an attack Of
catarrh during the entire season.
Here II the prescription, which anyone
can mix; Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three
ounces. Shake we'll in bottle and use
in teaspoonful doses after each meal and
again at bedtime.
These arc mostly vegetable ingredi
ents and can be obtained from any good
prescription pharmacy al small cost,
The Compound Kargon in this pre-
scription acts directly upon the elimi'
native tissues of the kidneys TO make
them filter and strain from the blood the
poisons that produce all forms Of ca
tarrhal affections. Relief is often felt
even after the first few doses and il is
seldom that the sufferer ever experiences
return attack within the year
This prescription makes a splendid
remedy for all forms Of blood disorders
and such symptoms as lame back, blad-
der weaknesses and rheumatism pains
are entirely dispelled.
As this valuable, though simple, recipe
comes from a thoroughly reliable source
IL should be needed by every afflicted
reader
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
MURDER BY POISON,
RowLANDs ON TRIAL
Doctor and His Wife Accused, Woman
Was Widow Of Victim OF Crime.

Raleigh. n. G.. oct LA murder trial
Of widespread interest WAS scheduled
10 bcffin here yesterday. when DR.. Thorn.
as 4. Rowland aud bis second wife, the
widow uf Charles n Strange, a locomo.
tive engineer, were to face the charge
Of having murdered Strange by poison
80 that they might we'd
Efforts will be made TO prove that Dir.
Rowland was "Dr. Ickyll and Mr.,
Hyde" IN real life. aud that to all ap.
pearance he led an exemplary existence,
while secretly making study Of deadly
poisons and plotting murder, He was
even arrested on Charge Of having poi
soued his own child In order 20 get some
insurance money, but he was discharged
because the chemists could find no trace
III poison IN The tests they made.
IN the present case. pr. Rowland II
alleged to have used aennitlDe, a rare
and deadly vegetable poison
Judge Benjamin u. Long Is TO preside
at The trial, while prominent counsel
will appear on each side Of the case, A
special venire Of A0 men has been
drawn for service III tile jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
GEN. BOOTH SAYS
SUCCESSOR rs READY,
Plans Perfected 10 Perpetuate Work Of
The Salvation Army.

noAton. oct i. According ID state.
mont made by Gen. William Booth arr
engagements already have been made TO
perpetnate the work Of the salvation
Army. Of which, he Is the head, in case
Of his death Gen Booth said
Arrangements have been made, 50 far
al legal acumen and prayer could enable
IL to make them. sa that IA one gen.
cral Of the Salvation Army steps of
the stage Of action another general shall
step on If, therefore. should die to.
night. The message that would fash
around the world would be- "rhc gen
eral II dead long live tile general"
Gem Booth made this announcement
because ~ 4 growing anxiety "a the
part Of his loyal followers and others
~ to what Is 70 become Of the army
after his death, In The same connection
he said, however, with characteristic
fcrtoE that he Was not only dead vet,
but had made ,lp his mind IA live as
long as he possibly could.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
Inheritance Tax for State.

Brattleh0re. Get u The estate 81 me
late Col Wilhsm Austine 81 Brattle.
eoro, who was 4 veteran al three wars.
and who, before his death. was The old
est living graduate Of the United States
military academy at West Point. was
settled IN the probate court saturday
afternoon It amour, 10 about Slaa,ts90
About Sag,00o Was subject ta the callat
erai inheritance tax. and yielded to the
state treasury StaSs. 1Galge A, r.
SvhweaS SAYS TINS Is the largest collas
eral inheritance tax The stats ever de-
rived from q single estate IN this probate
district Seven smaller estates were set.
toa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
IN NO CONDITION no PLAY.
clarkson Was in Bad Physical Shape;
Had Been Warned.

Hanover. n. H.. Oct. Leonard 3.
Clafksoa, 90. manager 81 the Norwich
university foot ball team. who died at
the Mary Hitchcock hospital here yes
terday, Is result aF injuries received
IN the game between Norwich and Dart
mouth here SATURDAY. was not il coa-
aition
Last summer GARRISON suffered an al
tack Il appendicitis. and when he re,
termed 30 college this fan he at once
began 30 play fool tall despite the warn.
ing Of BIS fellow PLAYERS He played in
the game against Holy Cross, and On
Saturday he Vas in iae game here. In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
BILL TO STOP LIQUOR
SELLING IN WASHINGTON
Representative Craig Of Alabama Will
Introduce One Next Session.

Washington, d, G., Oct /. Liquor
dealers in Washington we're subjected to
new fright yesterday by the announce
ment that Representative Craig Of the
fourth Alabama district would introduce
bin at the opening Of the next session
Of Congress to prohibit the sale al intox.
icapts ia the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Craig says he believes the bin
viii pass, aud he regards the effect OF
liquor ON the negroes as ample reason
for forbidding liquor selling Liquor
interests are the more alarmed because
the Anti Saloon league has begun MAJ
tion-wide movement for prohibition here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
NEW IMMIGRATION PLANS
MAY BE TAFI'S AIN
Crowds Cheer Him in Japan and People
Look % Him to Renew Friend
ship; Hailed as Peace

TOXIC. Oct Preliminary, 10 three
days Of social and diplomatic activity,
secretary 81 War TAFT and his party
psat 4 quiet sunday resting IN the shi-
Ma palace, an ancient and picturesque
residence belonging TO the imperial fam.
rs. During the day numerous Japanese
lignitaries aud officials called upon the
secretary, many Of them accompanied
I y their myos.
Among the most important Of tho
callers official was Lieutenant. General
rerauehi tho imperial minister Of war,
who had lengthy conference with MIR.
Taft, Some Importance IL being at
tnehed 10 the fact that there have been
two conferences between the two war
ministers, aud on account OF the mutual
admiration and the influence OF Lieuten.
ant General Terauchi, Il Is believed in
certain quarters that the groundwork Is
being laid for an entente concerning inn
migration. which. Il is conceded is the
only point on which there il difference
az opinion between the two countries.
II II intimatod that. II the opportunity
arises during his conference with the
emperor "Wednesday, Mr.. TAFT may
breach this subject to him and leave It's
future arrangement TO Mr.. O'3ricn, the
American ambassador,
Another OF Mr.. Taft's callers Of the
day was Lcvcus T. Willy. representing
American commercial interests IN shang-
hal. He Is nervous oneerning the atti'
tude Of the United States, IN view OF the
talk Of the Acknowledgement Of China, and
came here TO request that Mr.. Taft
make positive statement concerning
this on the occasion Of the dinner to b.
given in his honor hy the American as
ISOLATION Of Shanghai. II ii understood
Mr. Whitley was informed that seere-
tary Taft would make no statement on
the question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
DIES AFTER RUSH.
TO Hold Inquest For Dead Cornell
Freshman

Ithaca, n II, oct. Il, II. Douclass
Fowler, Cornell freshman who parti
cipatel in the uuorrsnzel rusn last
"Wednesday night died Sunday afternoon
n the Cornell inRrmery. Although the
attcnmag physician, ID &. 7. Reaman,
Ii positive ii his statement that Fawlers
death WAS not caused by injuries due
To the rush. As no Commissions Of amy
kind were found on his body. other
authorities here refuse TO accept ,.,at
view and are waiting for the autopsy.
Fowler, who came from Galveston, Ten,
Mas Ia good health when liz reached
ithaca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
AT wIFE'S REQUEST HEARNE
is TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR.
ls-Year-old Bride Of Millionaire, Aged
60, Wants to Be First Lady of
Illinois.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. LA dispatch to
The Tribune from Wheeling, w VA
Says child wife's ambition Is the cause
OF w. II. Hearne, the millionaire attor-
neg, announcing that he win be candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor Of this state.
Hearne is 80 years old A few months
ago be welded Miss Campbell, aged 10,
OF st. Louis. Mrs. Hearne wants to be
the first lady in the state Mr.. Hearne
has never before been in politics. He
will make tour OF the state in an auto
mobile. Hearne is brother OF Frank
n. Hearne, president Of the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company, who died re-
Gently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
STEEL TRUST TO
CHANGE PROCESS.
Big Sum to Make Rails BY Open Hearth
Plan to Make Railroads Safer.

Pittshurg, Pa, Oct. Title United
States steel Corporations and the other
corporations engaged in the production
Of steel rails win expend sG0.0Oo,000 IN
changing their plants from the Besse-
nner to the open hearth process.
This was decided upon in anticipa-
ton Of the finding of Investigators APP
pointed by the national railway commits
sion to inquire into the causes OF rail-
road wrecks in the country, who re-
ported that, in many cases. the crash
could be blamed on the small percentage
OF iron contained in the Bessemer pro-
cess rails.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
Yesterday'. Amsrlean League Game.

At Boston. Boston 3, Chicago 3 game
called at end Of 18th inning on account
Of darkness
Az New York, 81. Louis 4, New York
p.
AZ Philadelphia, Philadelphia .. De-
troit game called at the end Of the
18th inning on account Of darkness;
second game postponed
AZ Washington, Washington 6, CIevc.
land o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
National League Standing.
BOSTON AuT0IsT PLEADS
GUILTY TO MANsLAUGHTER
G. M. wetherhee's Sentence Continued
Till Next Term Of Court.

Cambridge. Mass, Oct l. George Me
serve Wctherbce, Boston automobile
dealer, pleaded guilty IN the Superior
court Az Fast Cambridge Yesterday, 10
a charge az mauslanghtor III causing the
death of Warren r. Batehelder Fl this
city on May 6 The case was continued
for sentence until the next term al the
court, and hail in $4,000 was furnished.
Batchelder was killed az he ahghted
from au electric eat Ia this city hast May,
After having run over BatcheIder, IL II
alleged Wetherhee put on top speed and
rode away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01

the second half, while attempting to tao
kle runner, be rnptured the intes-
tines.
CIarkson's father, J. J. Clarkson Of
Portland, Ct. said yesterday that his
sons death was duo TO his impaired
physical condition. and was not due to
the game OF foot ball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
BARR DECLINES 10 STAY.
Jamestown Director Insists on Resig.
nation.

Norfolk, Va. Get, i--J nj. Barr, di.
rector general Of The Jamestown Expa.
sition company, who recently resigned
that otlice, in letter made public yes.
tevday finally declined 10 withdraw has
resignation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-01
IA 80 ! cola 4 nnn nar

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tab.
let's Druggists refund money II il fails
II cure. IT Nv, GROVES signature Il On
each box. 2Sc