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Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
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If you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight. They produce an agreeable lax alive effect, clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price, % cents. Samples free at the El Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

List your lands with the Ira Aten Land Co., They can give you best re- suits.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
Shoe Quality

We are bringing direct from Eastern factories to the people of Imperial Valley the best Shoes obtainabIe in any market. Models designed for comfort as we'll as style. Shoes that fit the feet can be made just as attractive as the uncomfortable kind.
 We buy for our stores in carload lots and we can sell you good Shoes at moderate prices.
 We ask you 10 come m ana inspect our new store. We know we can supply all your footwear needs satisfactorily and at low prices from our big stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

Don't You Want to Plant few Dollars for the Future in Beaumont Lands, so That You are Pro tected by deed to Productive Property Against llI-heaIth, Financial Disaster or the Need of SefoWned Home in Later Life?
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
HEBER MAKES GOOD
 AND GETS THE SCHOOL
NEW TERMS OF TOWNSHIP COM
 PANV SATISFY TRUSTEES.

Site to be Deeded in Fee Simple When Building Operations are Un- der Way-Trustees to Start Cam psign to Secure Pledges of Financial Support.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

certified check for one-fomrth Of the amount p
be made payable to1the order Ut Us. INDIAN agent, !
suhaitted for each allotment. The sealed rnselnp4A
"a thereon descriptions u the lands ~ which the biz
such en- yelopes the dates upon which the SANS erc g
should Do marked IBID ON Inhesited Indian Land
Land" and the date u sale marked thereon. and -
wood. 8. u.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Henry Bonnin was q Geddes
visitor on Tuesday. He came
up from his home at Wagner
that evening and remained over
night with Geddes friends 49,.
Vincent Kaberns came up from
Wagner on Monday evening to
visit his daughter, who is at the
present time engaged in the Far
mers 4 Merchants Bank.
William Ogden was in the city
on Monday with q six weeks
old calf sold to Baker & Co.
that tipped the beam 1t 22t
ponds. That ia going some
for veal, and is but q fair sample
of the line stock raised in this
county-Geddes Record
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Prof. Frank Henry Of Wagner
was an eastbodnd passenger on
Tuesday Of this week 49,. Edi-
tor Eggers Of the Wagner Lead
er was . passenger to Yankton,
Monday, looking for . printer
......J0s. aud Prank LARochelle
Of Wagner and Frank Modereg
ger Of Geddes we're looking
after business matters in this
city Monday $500 Hon. H. D.
James Of Wagner was in this
city Wednesday, beng attorney
for the defendant in the case o.
the City of Avon vs. Theodore
Steckler, before City Justict
Stout s. Strohbehn O
Wagner was in the city Monday
on business connecting hi,
elevator at this place. Mr.
Strohbehn is . candidate on the
democratic ticket to represent
Charles Mix county in the stat,
Iegislature.-Avon Clarion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10


stats " south Dakota. County Of Charles
Ma In County Court, 10 The matter OF ths
estate ~ Henry Bucho,s deccssed.
The stats Ut South Dakota seads greeting
- Mary BscAsols. Augusta nuchois. David
Ducisolz. ElviLs Bocholx. Lydia Ruchols.
nsnry 0uchOis. and AbsHham Buchols heirs
q law - next Of kin II Henry Ducnola
deceased. aad 70 si 70 shom tnsss pressuss
may cu0se.
Notice II hereby given. shas Mary Ruchol1
hAs aied xsth sLs Ju0xs Vt this Coust. I
pssilson psaying fvr Lssssrs u ADMINISTERS
ssun q : sssssso VI Henry BnchOls dscssssd
and thar Monday the Nsh day Of Juiy lao(
- - ~ 4. y. - sasd dsY. being . day 81 I
regular tsrn u this Quart. to-wit. OF tbs
Juiy term. lsus' q the otBcs Of the County
Judge. in - ctty oe Os6dss. County VI
ChAsses Ntx hAs hssu 80 tor hsariag sad
p~etition- whom and whore amy person intsrss
led may sppssr and SLOW Gauss Why tAs
$40 psstu0a should not " 9rsated.
DAsed - sedoss south Dakoss this 3ltl
dag q Jane =. y. -
i. 4. Ronneee
lssAL> Judge of The County Coart
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Apparently afraid that dark
stains still show through the
whitewashing the insurgent
Press has gave Governor Craw
lord's Land deal in Walworth
county the Yankton Press aud
Dakotan Of July 3rd applys q
further coat. In the interest oil
harmony for Gods sake ring OF
aud let us forget it IL we can.
Harry Thompson
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Health Coaess b really the closest Coffee
Imitation ever Jet produced. THIS clever
uO6es Substitute Was recently produced BY
". sh0op u Racine wis. Not : grain oi
ssai CoAss In II either. DR.. sh0ops Health
Coaee II made from pure toasted grains.
With matt nuts. etc. Really IL would fool
IN e~xpert-wh0 might drink Il tor Coffee
No - OF - minutes tedious boiling. Made
In . minute says the d~ocsos.-sold BY WAg.
nes drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

The dates Of teachers examine
lions as fixed by the state depart
ment arc as follows: April IL and
II at Geddes; June Is and 10 at
Platte; August IS and IA at Wag.
ner. There will be no examina-
ton April % and "a as previously
advertised.
Olivia Heron.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

BY attending Mankato Com
mercial College, Manksto, MINI.
o attend the best school 10
the country. Send for beautl-
fully illustrated calogtaue.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

"A Splendid school, so say
studeuts Of the Sioux Falls Bust
ness College, Sioux Falls, .. y
Write for catalogue and free
sutton o6er.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

After you have read oil the
local country news in this paper
how pleasant 70 have The Week.
" Inter Ocean ct hand 70 give
YOU the happenings Of the out
side world $3.50 pays for both
one year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10
SIS REWARD

LOST Sunday, May 81,
ahOat aix miles west aud south
Of Wagner : black bill book
containing el0l Ill IL hilla.
Btnder win receive above reward
~ SetarninG neney tosthe New
DFG0Gle0 q % Frank nagar.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

0ss ~ ''nnok No : Dor womsa." L. viii
GRE sssk woaes ssany valsabasssaxsnloas
ssitef-and wstA ssstcsiy con1dsutisi msdi-
cal sdvSrs = sntiEsay fs~e. simply write ~.
Hh00eA RAGaas. VIA The Hook No I tells I'll
shons ~. SA0up's kiGhs Cure AnA hov th~ss
sncehing. healing. aatssspttc suppositorteu
can h s~accsssfully applied 70 cosrscs these
u~sakns@eaA Wriss ~ ths book Ths Might
Ours y osd By waGnss Dsxs Gu
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Shirt Waist Goods. Embroideries. Lace.
0hIftay41Ist Patterns, Belts. Gloves. An
elegant stock just In. Also = fine stock
OK Calicooe, OinGhams, etc. We have q
stock On General Merchandise that Is
sure q please. We want everybody to
call and inspect our stock.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10
A Appeal = votsrs

II the light toes or AGAIN -
licenss the .'drys'' have won
another victory according " che
ruling handed down from the
supreme court n the Woon-
socket case. This decision does
not AFFECT Woons0ckss alone, bus
applies 10 Arm0ur, Beresford,
and Red6eld - well, and places
them In the DRY" column,
possibly also several other towns
where the vote on license was
very close. We rejoice 70 see
saloons closed, aad town after
town becoming dry" not Tor
any III will toward any person
or corporation, but for the ~ake
of the overthrow Of evil. Drive
the liquor evil from our land
and IL 10 safe 70 my you will DO
Away with q least seven NhslsS
0f Ill the other evils.
When the saloons oil 60 the
devil will be about ready 70 quit
business. Va have only 10 think
Of tie June term OF court held
In Wagner TO partially realize
tho whiskey evil. In that court
room WAS seen . murderer
made . murderer, and III his
own brother, whom In his sane
moments he loved . other men
love their own desh and blood
by whiskey. II Was pitiful to
hear that murderer exclaim ''Oh
wish 10 God / hxd left my
brother in the old country, then
my brother would now be living
and I would not be bis murderer
Il WAS whiskey that made me
do IL" BY that curse > wife
was widowed, . 1Amily OF help
less children orphaned. and :
heavy expense placed upon our
Taxpayers IN order that that
brother-murderer might spend
the remainder Of his life behind
prison walls, shut out from the
rest Of the world, Ill through
whlskey. Who - respoOsibie
for oil Of thisY Surely 3 jus,
and righteous God will not place
al Of the responsibility Of this
crlme, and its attendant sorrows
upon that one man. Will not
God equally Tx the penalty Of
that act, - we'll . al others Of
this kind. upon the saloon-keepeI
Who sells him the poison, upon
the voters who vote 10 license
this thing. and 80 by their bal
lots give the saloon men . legal
(not moral) right to make criini
ualsY This OneCAse WAS not tn.
only case that came up in ouI
last tar N OF court which was
directly traeable to whiskey. bu
this was the most serious
Voters think upon these things
and ponder we'll the questions
= rs Il for my best interest 10 a.
( low this great evil TO c0ntinuey'
Am l not riskipg my life o
the life Of someone near and dea
J 70 me." Have / not much Z
stake In this greatest Of I'll grea
} issues? There will come bef0r
! you at the November electi0
the question Of county optic
"Shail permits be granted 70 50
Intoxicating liquors With
Charles Mix county," Mar
your mo" with q plain X m
make your ballots count b
downing this greatest evil know
% our mir lAnd.
We appeal 70 you voter. Oh
how lDng shall this evil remals
How toOg! Oh: how long slsa
King Alcohol reign! Ys fres
men, awake. His power . over
throw. Ne l0ndly proclaim |
1ahis Tyrans nsnss 80.
Mrs. 4. g. Hall
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-07-10

Thrssline Outfit For Sale
Nearly new engine and separa.
tor complete. easy tsrms-A.
Grimes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
GROUP QUICKLY CURED
While Weitang for fhe DeeteF

Dom1 Let She Chnd Chske ta Dsmfh
 While Waiting for the DeeteR
 Group should have prompt trsatment The life of many c dear one has been sacrificed beoasss the right remedy was not ct hand.
 i. x ssxvsTis SlSs' HVn tSirssS and SeoasionsilS hS coughs dryIy and shrilly. This is ths first stage of croup, and instant treat mant should be given.
 Hyomei, the miraculous. antiseptic dry air treatment, will cure croup in Inhaled, even when the breathing is lrreeuiar. 1t reaches more promptly iufabed membrane of the winapfpe It's soothing balsams act immediately. the inflammstio2 is siiayed. and the Not long ago our little boy. Walter, awoke in the night with q bad attack of croup, so that he experienced great difiiculty in breathing. We allowed him to inhaie Hyomei. and he immed- half an hour was fast asleep. Our sn0s sssi safe With with Hyomsi in the hR Rouse ws and I am glad to speak a good word for . remedy that win rob croup of st M E. Church south toadsrSy1 Hyomei (pronouncsd Kigh-o-me) is the quickest acting and most sensible remedy ever discovered for all dis ssssss Of. Of m the stasa nose thEOas snd s Isngs gS cure oatarrh. coughs. colds. asthma. 4 complete outfit, Including neat Afterwards needed. cost but 50 cents:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
.oula ao eoula mer. eeasa. hl. .se.

would do could more benen. his secs
 Tayier ss optimi.sie.
 Representative Taylor. of Alabama. has sounded many members and he is of opinion that q river and har- Dor bill win be Forthcoming before the close Of the session. He does not, however. think that any of the great new projects will be taken up in the measure that is to be framed. This is because 1t is the ahort session and there win hardly he time enough for the divsrginG. opinions to stand on common ground. Some new things have been sprung within the past eighteen months One of them 10 the proposition to issue bonds. But Mfr. Taylor does not believe that question will be discussed. and he Is not with out hope that the way will be paved for putting the plan in operation In the event the government revenues continues to fall so short that irl- suficicnt money will be available to finish projects that will 90 to pieces if the work is not pushed.
 Judge Moon, Of Tennessee, is decid- ly anxious that a liver and harbor bill shall be put through. His idea also Is that the demand will be 60 strong that 1t will be impossible for It's opponents to block It's passage.
 Senator Bankhead, of Alabama, who during his twenty years in the House, was for most of the time a member of the Rivers and Harbors Committee. when asked what he thought of the outlook said
 From what I can hear. my impress sion Is that river and harbor bill will be passed. But I doubt If 1t will appropriate as many millions d have been carried in the last two or three measures of the sort The disposition seems to be Co pass a river and har. Dor bill every year. instead of one every two years. For that reason many Senators have created the ini- preseion on my mind that they think the bill to be prepared this session should be more moderate than. the last one. That is reported to be. the feel Ing also over in tha House among the Republican managers of iegisla- ton. Even if the aggregate amount is smaller think 1t of the zreafeat importance that we should. have d bin every year, and hope Congrese will adopt that, plan. There are inporfarlt works of improvement that should mol be allowed to halt"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
TO .DIsCUss CURRENCx.
Alaeaeh ana Teller wllI Meex New
 YoxiE Eananeiers,

Yoxi Erananeiers,
 WanhinGton. Dee. a2.-Senatpr Al, drich and Taller and Representative vrseland, of New York, will meet tn Now York on December 90. as a anb. committes of the Natfonar M6nstary Commission to consult with financial authorities who have found it incon- veni6nt to come to WashIngtan dur ing sthss regular sssslohs. of the eosn- 1nissinfl. tyst ssset
 X Among the men who will appear be- fore the sub-eomnaftteo are q number of we'll known writers on curfsney topics. E, as # u,
 The bill which viii be introduced in both houses of Congress after the hoIi- days to correct defcits In the laws governing the 9dpinlstrativs features of banking is being drawn by law. Fenos o. Murray, cothptfoilar of tha currency. It viii follow the lines of his testimony which was given to the commission in the presence of the Ieg- islative committee of the American Bankers Association and other prom. inent national bankers. It is not in. tended that # ahafl. embrace any pros posed changes of the law likely to en- gender controversy but that the amendments shall be eohnned to de- feits interested persons belisved should be corrected. The changas ia the law to be made at the present sss. sion. probably will not so further than the subject of bank examination.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
THAT TARIFF CONFERENCE.
ParttnI Liut ef MeA wAo yvfll Speak
 Tn EmAfa nm mnlam,

ParttnI List ef MeA wAo VIII Speak
 In TndiaAapellss
 Indianapolis, Dec. 2z.--A partial list of those who will speak at the Nation al TariR Conference in this city Feb ruary 2. 10 and Il was given out to- day.
 Definite promises have been received from Senator Albert !. Beveridge, of Indiana; Senator Albert B. Cumnnins. of Iowa; Charles P. Nell, United States Commissioner of Labor. and James w. Manufacturer Association. A formal invitation will be extend- ed to the mayors of all cities with . population of 10000 or more. tho 0ov- ernors of all StateR members of Con- gress. all commercial clubs, boards of trade and other municipal organizs- tIoua
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
SMITH HOME BURNS.

Birmingham. Dec. 22--(speciai. )-- The large and handsome residence of South Nineteenth Street, was badIS damaged by fire which broke out short ly before noon today.
 The estimated loss is Sg.DO0, said Ia De fully covered by insurance. The sreater portion of the damage was sustained in the interior of the build- ing and Yin the furniture.
 The nre was caused from the, fur mace in the basement and owing to the wind, spread rapidly. The fire de- pertinent was immediately called ana worked hard to get the fire under corl- trol.
 After Q stubborn aglit the fire was gctten under control after much dan- age had been done. The home of MT. Smith is worth about S13.ooo to sls.O00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23

out in the sporting weria hste thsn tho prevailing madness for Marathon running. To anyone who may pit tive long distance runners against one an- other, there is guaranteed the overflow of the big Madlson Square Garden and . pot full of gold on any night of the year. With horse racing and the prise ring lost 10 the local sporting man. every interest now seems to turn upon these human gallops which are beoom- ing frequent features in the Garden. No one can today predict where this latest craze will end. but every one ts pro- claiming it splendid sport of more healthfnI type than Che ordinary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
TWO ARE KILLED.
ofRHcers And Negroes FaRhs an A ken.
 4maRsw N4enet.ur 1rnzwn

offHceFs And Negroes Fishs ia A lzen-
 tueay Mfnfhw ToSxn.
 London, Ky, Dec, 22---A fI@ht oc- cured today between officers ana negroes at Artemus. e mining town north of this place.
 It is reported that one officer narned Brooks. and negro were killed, ana another officer, Robert Smith, was fatally wounded. besides others being seriously hurt. The officers went to round up tho negroes who were aocus- cd of ropbing miners. Reports from the scene of the difficulty state that the negroes opened fire on the ap- preaching officers. which was prompt ly returned and general fusilada re- eulted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
Pravaae PoIItic.1 nTsr..r.

New York, Dec. 23.-Trinidad La- Caya. NlcaFaguan Consul General to the Philippine Islands. arrived here from Ktnsston on the steamer garnla :. Before retprning to Manila, which he left several months ago. seE1er IaCaya will so to Washington and will de. liver . private political tnseeage deai- ing with the relations between 4the United States and Nicaragua t0 pres- ident-elect Taft with whom Lacaga Taft was Governor General ok the Philippines. Ff'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
W. J. HYATT MAY DIE.
He was shot Bs 4. F Stephens, . Den.
 uty Sheriff.

uty Sheriff.
 Birmingham, Dec. 32.--(SpeciaI )-- A. P. Stephens. the special deputy sherim who shot and probably fatalIy wounded W. J. Hyatt. q special aNen, of the Southern Railway In a wfocers store near the corner of Tenth Avenue North. and Forty eighth Street. Mon. day night. was released on a bond ir the sum of 4i.0o0 this afternoon.
 The warrant charged assault with intent to murder and was sworn out by J. ". Long before Judge |. IT. Benners of the inferior Criminal Court Bond was fixed at sl.000 after detaila .of the shooting were told Judge Ben. ners.
 It was said that Mrs. N. D. ste. phens, mother of the man who did the shooting, arrived Tuesday morninR for the purpose of spending the hoIidays with her sons, who reside in East Rir. minghaFn. She had not called at the jail up to the time her son was re. leased.
 Inquiry at, St. Vincent Hospital brought the Information that Mfr. Fly, att ts in a critical condition and will hardly recOveFs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
wnIaIknRs voR SANTA cIAus,
Mast Wear Assssss.s. er. iI r...l. .l... ,a.

Mast Wear Aageytss e. x ssusi 4,
 35dra AL -.1 Joe aa'H H;.i Wilkes Barre. Pa.. Dec. 2R@-Ashsssos whtskers or no ,whiskeTs at an iI1ust De worn by keniai santa clauses os Christmas. according to the orders oI Fire Chief !, c. Sehuler, of this city.
 The fire department tales this stand in cooperation with the Board of tn. nnat Christmas day connagratlona.
 Tissue papef festoona and slmIIal decorations are not to be taaad., it fl suggested. or the children allowed ts touch the Christmas tree.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
SPREcKLns IN 4 HURaY. Wants to Reach EEasso t0 See AA

Honolulu, Dec. s2.---Tn order to arrive m san Frsneiseo h time to, be present in court when sehtence aa. paSsed ot Abraham Ruet next Thursday. Rudolph spreckelss who financed the graft iu. vestigation and prosecution in that city ana who is e. passenger ,on. the Nippon Maru. which sailed from this port Saturday. has agreed to pay sor the extra coal burned in the effort to reach port a few hours ahead ee the schedule. tF --,.'.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
THREr aRnAr nnrurMrns.
DR. sehnFmhR NsS.es Bryan, RooaeveEs
 aRN Hwwhea

AH0 1AU8bGG,
 Salt Lake City. Utah. Dee. s9-Tp an address before the, Utah state teaehers associatiorR at the, Tabernacia last night, pr. Jacob J. Schuruasfa. president of the Cornell University. said in part: sE.'
 'Tf asked to name to whom the great reform in election rig due I would unheaitatingly name William q. Bryan. More than any other man to arouse the spirit which demands Che application of principles. of general honesty to public affairs has been Theodore Roosevelt. A.e3 =.
 History will show that the great reforms of the axe began with tha work of Charles E. Hughes in tse now famous insurance inVeBtlgatios in New York. To him is due the original awakening.
 ''Phe Sherman antitrust law nuat be repealed because it strikes at com bination. which, Is the foundation of twentieth century business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
W. m. Nawu.nn neaaann.

New York. Dac. 33--w. n. Newman today resigned as president oe the New York Central and Hudson River Rail- road Company. his resignation to take effect on February 1, 1909. Tt was ace cepted by the directors. It ia expected that he will continue to be c member Of the Board of Directors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
geuu's stuR

No better man to cope with cops could have been picked from all Park Row than skipper seull. who today ls stepping in to filI the place of assist ant to Binghani's fight-hand deputy. Of all Americas corps of war correa- pondents. Guy scuI1 has been known best and longest by the rank and fiie of the workers of newspaperdom in this city. Ever since he broke in as police reporter on the old Connercial Ad- vertiser. this young Boston blood has made himself welcome figure along the Row in the intervals between his commissions at the front. 1t is given to few men of thirty to have rough- ridden with the troopers of Teddy. fought the Boers with Butler, secuted with Jnps and Russians over Asia and been in the thick of things in a doRen minor mix-ups In South America. the Balkans and about both hemlspheres. All these things the skipper copsd with to procure copy. and today no more modest man walks the streets of the town. It takes strong stufl to stand before the powers that prey. both inside and outside the police force; but no one feels that this young adventur- CT will fail to fill this place where there iB all the action he craveg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
GuARpINa PRoPnRTY.
Mos Violence Fearsa sv LInseIn css
 Commmmy.

Mob viosence Feared by LlnUolm Cas
 COmwa@y. Lincoln, Nsb.. Dec. 22.--FeaFing mob violence at Haveloct. Manager ]. H Hump early stationed guards to pre- vent damage to the property of the Lincoln Fraction Company. A crowd of men attempted to burn . bridge but ned as . car approached and the fire was put out with slight damage. A number of names have been se- cured and these win be reported to ths county attorney.
 CitiEsns of Havsloek claim that the company promised q five osnt fare sf- ter the expiration of ten year fran this pledge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-23
crulaer! panther sn,Vs.

Colombo, Ceyien. Dee. 22.--The Units ed State auxiliary cruiser Panther, which has been accompanying the American battleship fleet around, the world, sailed for SueZ today. The fleet left here for the same destina. tion two days ago. s