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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

statistical statement Just prepared by
the bureau of statistics of the depart
ment of commerce and labor. which
shows the quantity Of sugar produced
in the United States, the quantity
brought from our own islands, the
quantity imported from foreign coun-
tries and the quantity exported, show
ing total consumption of from to
Z billion pounds a year, the total for
the latest year. 1907. being 7,OS9,667,-
975 pounds. Calculating this enormous
total at the average retail price of
81 cents per pound, we get total of
372 million dollars as Its cost to the
consumer, or more than million dol
lars for each of the 365 days of the
year. Dividing this total of I,0S9667.-
975 pounds by the 1907 figures of pop
ulation, we get an average consump-
ton for 1907 of 50 3-5 pounds per
capita which is more than one-half
of the average per capita weight OF
men. women and children in this cal-
cuation.
Somebody lives in the Radiator;
/ hear them moving about.
A man with stick knocks hard and
quick.
And children whistle and shout.
And a baby cries in the Radiator
The baby of Mrs. Steam;
And then she sings such pretty things
That ] so to sleep and dream
OF the baby that lives in the Radiator,
The baby of Mrs. Steam.
Golfers for December 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

The Brooklyn Chronicle insists that
"the school system of Iowa should be
thoroughly revised by the coming SEES
sion of the legislature. Despite our
pride In Iowa candid examination OF
our school system must result in the
admission that it is inferior to that or
Minnesota and perhaps also several
other neighboring states"
"There is nothing in our form OF
government more amazing" says the
Creston Advertiser, than our capacity
for enacting new laws"
"The best thing that can happen TO
any town" says the Sloan Star, lis a
get-together club among its business
men,"
'Tf congress wishes a scrap with the
president 1t will get one in short or
der" predicts the Orange City Her
aid. "He is not in the habit of going
off half cooked"
mo. congress hasn't the president on
it's hands" says the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil Congress has the president
on its back"
The Waterloo Courier says the bene-
fetal effect of a lay increasing the
mulct tax from $500 to $1,000 is doubt
full
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

What splendor of imperial station man,
The tree of life. may reach when rooted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

The average citizen of the United
States consumed half his own weight
in sugar every year, and the sugar
bill of the country aggregates a mill
ion dollars for every day Of the year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-21

Iowa weekles are publishing ante
holiday numbers of extraordinary size
and merit So many are publishing
notable editions that like the announce
ment on the public sale bills, they are
too numerous to mention" individu-
ally
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
RUINED BY STEPFATHER
AND THEN ABANDONED
Charles City County Woman Who Had
Been Cruelty Treated Found m
w Richmond by Her Uncle.
Especial to the Daily Prcss1

. Especial to the Daily Prcss9
RICHMOND, VA. June Miss
Myra Hainas. seventeen years Old
daughter, OF Mrs. Rosa Blanks, 'i
Charles City county. who has been
missing from her home for several
weeks, has been located In this city
by her relatives. whittier she had been
brought and viNimized by her step
father, James Blanks. The girl.
when confronted by her uncles. VII
liam and Thomas j. Marabie, wept
bitterly.
She protested that she had done
no wrong. tat said that she had been
forced into compromising s'tVatiens
and ,finaily compelled to follow her
step father here, where she was ie'i
afterN his purposes dad been accom-
plIshed. II is said that Hanks, hear
ing of The visit of the two uncles -
Richmond. has left the county.
lsuching party headed by the two
Marables, is now on his trail. Blanks
married the girls mother ten years
age. The families are well known IN
Charles City county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
BARGE WHICH STUCK on
WAYS IS PUT OVERHEARD
TsIIoss Melted When First Boat Went
Down Saturday. and the Second
Stopped.

Thc steel tow barge which stuck
ON the ways on the south side of ship
,rcst;c No. at the shipyard. while
being launched Saturday. va pat
overt. ,ara successfully Saturday mora-
One barge WIS launched SATURDAY.
bat when the .-eruDd starred down
the WAYS to the wafer she stock on
hat portion .of Tho ways from which
:he Grsl v.ss.I had been put over
board. TIE exc, siye hes. Of the day
ard the weight ~ the hrst barge burn
ed all cf the taIiox from the ,Uwer
end Of the ground ways aud this tact
caused the securd craft 70 sick
These bsryss ar" building fer The
Igthmian Cana CCmmissics aud xiI'
TO- sscd cn roe c1ixfrsction Ct the
Panama Canal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
A0lR AIO PEtkaAM !URRElDeR
They Journey from Saratoga to New
York in Order to Give Themselves
Up-Haas Had to Give $4,000 Bail
and Peckham $5,0oo-Enter Pleas of
Not Guilty.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, June !. - Bencn
warrants were issued here today for
Theodore Ii. Price, OF New YORK. u
cotton operator Il. 5. Holmes. Jr.. for
mer statistician Of the department. OF
agriculture; Moses Haas md Fred
erick A. Pecknam, Of New York,
charging them with conspiracy. The
warrants are in the government cot
ton report leak cases and werc ISSUED
for the New York men for the pur-
pose OF causing their arrest and re-
turn to this jurisdiction for trial.
All four men were indicted here
Friday.
Assistant District Attorney Adkins,
who has the case in charge for the
government, stated today that the re-
gular routine of getting prisoner to
this jurisdiction viii be carried out,
but it is thought probable that Mr..
Price can qualify in bail in NJ
York city to answer to the charge
pending hese when called upon.
Haas and Peskham Surrender.
NEW YORK, June 1 - Moses Haas
am Frederick A.. p ckham, who were
indicted with Theodore II. Price by
the federal grand jury on charges OF
conspiracy and bribery in connection
with the cotton leak, surrendered
themselves today othe government
authorities upon their arrival in Els
city from Saratoga. When Judge
Nash lockwood. of Saratoga. and
Max Stoyer, counsel for Haas and
Peckham. appeared before Judge
iIough in thu interests of their clients
il was und, rstood that the man would
only be asked TO give bond for
$1,000 each.
When Haas and Peckham appeared
later before Judge Chatfield, in the
criminal branch of the United States
Court. WHERE the case was presenter
by Assistant United States Attorney
Eorr, the arrdignment was changed
SO that Haas was required to furnish
$10.0aO bail
II vas then understood that the
grand jury had found four indictment;
against Haas.
5PeckkaT's bond was allowed to
stand N 5000. the figure fixed by
Judge Hough. Upon the arraignment
of the two men tentative pleas Of not
guilty were entered for them by thesf
,counsel and they. were released on
bail. :.
Haas and Peckham were instructed
10 be in court again on June 10.
They refused 10 discuss Slcir case be-
yend saying that IL is an old charge.
which was disposed of last year. whrn
the court refused to surrender them
to the Washington authorities for
trial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
DaAGRAECE CONES 70
GRIEF BEFORE QUEEN
Aercp.sse Whie Flying sa5te"ay
Dart. to Ground. bot Occupant
10 Uninjured.
QBy Associated Tress)

ROME. Jane {. - The experiment
Of Leon DrIagraBgc. the Frsnch
scropIanis,. before the Queen Dow
arer MaIshcrita ard few invited
guests her this morning came 30
sothing through mishaP to the
machine. NJ. DrlaETange started
inagrifceaiiy and began 20 ny rap
Idly and smpo,hiy. bu' after going
about $50 yarIs the a"ropisne snd-
o. My fell to the ground from h 'sht
OF six feet. Al The spectators bur
ricd To the spot where the machine
hsd fallen. bu, found " Driagrsnse
uuiuJur-d Hc va considerably CTS
appeinfcd At Tn. 'ncident. but smil-
Bnsly SAID. These are uncertainties
% the pcrformance." The accident
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
CELEBRATION az DHWs
MEMORIAL BY VETERANS
Rev. w. Asbury Christian VIII Deliver
Address-Interestine Program
Arranged.

The one hundrcdth anniversary OF
the birth of Jefferson Davis Will h.
appropriately celebrated with .exer-
cises AT the city hall at s o'clock to-
morrow night. The exerci 'es vii!
be under the auspices of MaSruder
Camp. United Congederata Veterans.
All of the, Confederate organizations
CT the city and tie public at large are
invited to attend.
FOLLOWING win be the program:
Addrass-"Life and Character OF
Jefferson Davis" Rev. W. Asbury
Christian. Mr.. Christian will. be in
trcduced by Captain J A. Buxton.
commander CT Magrudcr Camp, who
win preside. ~. S~~ :, -
Music. ' -, ~.
Recitation by Mrs. C. I. Stbey.
Song-"Cid kentucky Home"
Recitation-Mrs. Turner BoWen.
Rev Mr. Christian win then de,
liver tho pictures OF jefferson Davis
and General Robert f. Lee TO the city
public schools on behalf OF the John
W. Daniel Chapter, Daughters Ct the
Cenfederacy superintendent o'
Schools w. c. Morton will accept the
pictures en- behalf of the schools.
Snng-"Ten.ing Tonight on the 0,d
Camp Ground.' s, -,
Mrs. Nclms will then deliver the
crosses OF hoaor to the Veterans who
did not receive them ON Memorial
Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
Oh sll,g d Evangelist Go:
ID II / Ph|sbs'1.
IRls III Wr8f ssA1FE
'sssss - ~ oesI oss to The"
csesresnsssas .sSu con--says
nsy Ass sssas ~ ss,s-y ou,ets"
ceasassss Thsm an Abs,ess.
9By AssocIated Press,

rFfTsBuRG. Pa June l.-R"v,
ny Sehoey ne evangelist "ho Is
: ierner Nst'saaY League has ban
psaSe1. aehseey9 N address +" inc
rssoytessan MINISTER'S Of ihtSburs
s ms wosas caused c"n$'"rna
,Cn among Ne Iseschsrs some "'
ser see HrN Presbyterian
caegch. tnetr 6sntfy being stHnS hut
I IT,. 800 ,ss .s'.s..a to tS ma .o,De
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
Three Important Copyright Gases
hUs Supreme Cart
BtllIli CAT sell II nv Rllet
sobbe-aerriu Company Makes an A.
tempt to Establish prices BY New
Yo~k Department Store Beats Them
Out in Highest Court.
nv Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June 1.-The
Sspreme Court Of tEe United States
teday dccidf three Important copy
right cases, thcs opinions be
Ing BANDED down by Justice
Nav The first decision was
in the case Of the Bohbs- Merrill Ccm-
this case the court a. al: with the ques
ton whether the saIS by retail deal
@; of a ccyyri INT book below the price
h,.d Iy toe pa5lis5crs is an infringe
men, Of copyright
The Bobos- Me- rilI Company publish
ID a rovcI and stipulated in printed
notice that IL shpgld not be- sold Tor
less than enc dollar per copy. TIE
house cf Macy 4 Company sold the
work fer 50 cru.s. ard suit was
bronzh, ia the Circuit Court Of the
United Sts,cS for the South ~ ms
trio, Of New York hut 'he bill was
disrnis ed. A ike result fcilcwSd
when The case wss arpcsiG to thu
Cirruit Court 81 AppcalS and today's
dcris.-n was IN tic sare line.
Tn. rirh, Of Publishers 90 rrzulaic
;he pr,cc at which their hooks NAV
be said by retailers and jotJers also
was involved in ihc Two cases 81
Charts Scrihrer & Sons W. isidorT
and Nathan S'raus. doing business n
". ~. Macy & Company. aH Of New
ycrk, which vas rSainst the fnrmcr
ccneeTn
The Cfr-pn Cosr' 20 kpveItx 10
cided agzfas, she Publishers in bcsh
instances.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
DISASTROUS FIRE At
h'tl0UGHBY BEACH
Five - the Cottages Across HamN
ton Hoads Destroyed at EearIy
Hour Sunday Morning. 4
Especial to The Daily Press,

tSpeSAAt ~ lie naily PreSsb +.
4 RICHMOND, VA, Jun About
$3.50 Sunday morning. FIRE was dis.
covered In the boys club building in
8cventh street and this soon spread
To the adjoining cottage aud then 20
the next. As .hrre WIS nigh wind
blowing Mt the time aud no fire ap.
paratases In tn place the WilIougli.
by Beach hotel was only saved by a
bucket brigade forming and carrying
water from the ocean.
Nearly every one In seventh street
realized that every house was In dan
ger. In fact, at this tine II looked
NJ II the who'll beach would IL laid
IN waste by the fire demon. which
WAS gaining headway. with no means
to check It's terrible advance Il.
Women and children were hustled
ont ii their night apparel and the
buildings were vacated as fast as pos
slbie.
Fortunately no one was hurt and
except n two CT three instances most
~ the household effects Of the cot.
'tagsrs were saved before the build,
iugs w4te burned sborl3 the beach
Max piled high with furniture and
bsd6iuE rescued by summer cottagers
frUm the approaching flames.
TAa Are was Of unknown origin,
hat possIbiy caused by lightning. Tho
!ieas 4 ~. 900. with only partial in
:.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
GET WINS BIG HANDICAP
AND MAKES NEW RECORD
Neene's coIors to the Fore IN Grave
send cIsssies-Stab elias won
$4,000 in Two Days
Try Associated Press.)

NEW YORK June ]. - Cheered by
more than 5000 persons. Cit. n
thrcc-year-oId cot d ariug the pop
uIar coiors Of James r. KceBe. with
No;tcr up. won the t1eniy-secoud
running for the Brooklyn handicap,
one Of the classic events Of the
American turf. q, the Gravcsepd race
track today. lie did IL easily ara
made a pcw record for the race anu
the Gravcsend track. stepping tn d.
trance. one mile AID quarter. in
s:etS. Fair Play. susrs; imoni's
gallant thrccyearoii which ran
spicndi.: rae against Colin on sat
urday in tho Islmouf siakccs. vas
second and Master Robert was third.
Colin. by winning ia. Belmont stakes
IN Saturday and Ceit's victory ~ the
handicap TO-DAY. aided more than $40
egs 20 Mr.. Rscne's stake winnings IN
two consecutive days Of racing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
RICHMOND STOCK BROKERS
CHARGED WIN LARCENY
They Are Charged With Stealing a
fbeck fer >S3o0-They Have
- All Left the City. Be-.
lsncciai TO ,he DAMN Press.l

RICHMOND. Va, June THE
grand jury today returned an indict
mcnt charging embczzl enient CT $aoo
asainsi Geerse d. .Mcsanghton. w.
G. Taylor and o. o. Mitchell do!ns
business as MeNaughtoY 4 Company,
stock brokers. The brokers are
charged in the indietmeN with unlaw'
fully and felonious'y sieyiing check
fer $500. the property Of William Gray.
80 East Franklin streets
McNauehten & Com'rsEy's- place Ii
closed, the telephone las been taken
out ard no member 81 t@ firm cculd
10 fcand this morning. hitchel> is a
well known telegraph oiiasaicr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02

the blaze at the jamestown expnsi-
ton grounds April ~, was granted
bail In the sum VI $i,on0 by Bail
Commissioner Triplet,, Bond for
Honman's appearances al the next
criminal term OF the Circuit Court OF
Norfolk county was furnished by
Walter W. 'wyman and Clarence Il.
Wood. of Chesterfield county, through
their attorney IN fact. Gorge W. stod-
dard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02

has already been ssed and that $3.ooo
mere will be received through mem
bership fees Of 81 each In the George
Gray League.
or the proposed amendment to the
Mccall publicity bill providing Ger IN
qdiry. into the representation IN the
Southern States which caused Demo
Gratis in the House To vote against
the bill and It's Democratic friends
in the Senate TO desert It,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02

was cause by some hng going wrong
with the motor aud MhilA the fall In.
1ured the macsh, >" that II Was
imp0sssblr 20 continue the experiment
~. 7neiagf"hSe asSur' those present
that u was pnsSib 10 repair the
aeropiane.
The dowaGer queen congratulated
N DciasfanSe on he progress ha
had made with his acceptance and TX
pressed rtGr't tina, the accident &C.
CURED. The aeroplaniSt viii leave
Rome this evening for Milan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
Lost IS Per Cent Of Her Cargo.
Try Associated PreSS.l

NORFOLK. VA, June j. - Inc
British steamship b refort. Captain
Osborne, from Pensacola, fla, u
Rotterdam. lumber laden, arrived az
I,mbPrts Point today for bunker
coal after a severe experience in the
seventy mile gale which swept inc
North Carolina coast last week. The
Berefort los, % per. cent of her deck
load Of timber.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
Lexington Democrats lndorse Bryan

LEXINGTON, VA. June !. - In
the Democratic meeting here to elect
delegates to Roanoke GrSenlee II.
Letcher and Captain John A. McNeai
were elected delegates with w. H.
Kennedy and Captain s. b. Walker.
altsrnates, and they were Instructed
for Bryan.
General Anderson, .Messrs. fucker
Frank T. .Glass6Yr s<AfeoFs and Judge
Staples were also pat isf' nomination.
MessFs. Glasgow and Moore withdraw
ing and Messrs. Anderson. Tucker
and Staples being defeated. There
was contest over instrncting ior
Daniel as delegate-at-large, and 1t was
voted down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
Ryan Not Going to Denver.
(By Associated Press).

g NEW YORK, June l. Y Thomas +.
Ryan IN an interview today declined
to discuss the report that he had
contributed to the Nebraska Demo
cratic campaign funds to- elect VIII
Nam J. Bryan as United States Sen
ator In 1904. He said he was not go
Ing 10 the Democratic national con-
yention, nor would he be in Denver
at The fiu3e u the convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
WEST vIRGjNlA'S CHOICE
FOR MASTER SELECTED
Representative Charles !. Llttlefield
Will Take Testimony in the
State Debt Cas-.
nv Asxnciated l,fess.l

WASRRINGTON,>J June u. - Repre-
sentative Charles +. i1ttleaeld Of
Maine. tnday was apraHsfnd by thA 81
preme Court of the UAitSi Stases as
a master to take testimony 10 the
debt. case Of Virginia aeains West
Virginia. Mr.. LittlefslfE aaSee wa;
suggested by counsel ~. Wis
ginia. s1ss,,s - = K.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
RAI BeTa Of BRIll's el1Pnels
introduced the sixtees- TO. One Rsso-
luton .. Il. 1896 convartien and
wa. one o. the Foremost Silver.
tie. Of the ceuntry--Was Propt
nsnt in the Senate. ?
INV Assoc.ated Press. J

WASHINGTON. June /. = Fcrmer
United States Senator James +.
Jones. of Arkansas. died at his resi-
dence here at 5.3e this aftei$
after an illness of few hours. aged
60. He WAS one Of the leading DEM
ocrats IN the Senate from 1856 To-
1903 and YVES one Of the strongest.
supporters OF William Jennings Hry-
an, acting as chairman Of the Demo.
cratic national committee, conducted
the campaigns Of 1886 and 1890. Since
leaving the Senate In 1893 he hss
conducted Law practice In this city
and has not actively engaged In pol:
itics. - Il
On Friday Senator Jones returned
from a visit 10 his daughter. Nra
Lenora Carringnn. In Arkahsaa. ara
hast night was appaSestty snJoxhx
good health. Cod1plAining sit6Atty
this morning he remainsd In bed ana
a. 5.se this Afternoon died. tAe ~
nasdsafe cause Of acafhs belRx sheesa
, Had an Active csrsese y
A native of Misssssiappi.s where ~
was born In 1889, Jamese Kimhroagh
Jones received classical education
and fought as private soldier in the
Confederate, ranks throughout the
ciyi, war. Becoming a resident OF
Dallas county, Arkansas. he lived on
his plantation there Until 1876, vlen
he took up the practice Of law. He
was elected to the state senate tncs
same wear and became president OF
that body in 1877. Afterwards be was
elected to the Forty seventh aha
the two succeeding Congresses. ,and
in 1885 Succeeded to the seat Of
James d. walkek in the United Statfs
Senate. where he served three terms,
retiring IN 1907
Managed Hryan'- csmpa,srs.
Senator Jones vas a delceste 10
the national Democratic convention OF
1896, which gave Mr.. Bryan his FIRST
termination. and as chairman OF The
ed the fGto-1 pplatform. He was made
committee on resolutions no rsport.,
chairman of the Democratic nottonae
committee after the convention ana
conducted both OF Bryanis campaigns
for the presidency.
In the Senate Mr.. Jones came for
ward rapidly as one Of the leaders
OF his party aud was for sevenE
years chairman Of the Democstle
Aucus. He was member OF IT,
subcommittee on finance which ts-
ported the Wilson German tariff Ill
and IVES an carnes; advocate Of tart2
revision. Although not an orator,
Senator Jones was Iorceful and log
icaI speaker and was often heard IN
debate.
Senator Jones is survived by bic
wife and three chiidren- Mrs. Carr.
gan. 81 Arkan.as: Miss Sue Jones.
and James K Jones. Jr.. Of this city.
SonatoT JONES will re buried in this
CITY and many Of his former cob,
jcasrcs In Congress who have not
We ticft the city will renal nto attend
the funeral
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
xlRa attfPulIs 4 mn
People Of the commsssrs Own 500
Turning Out IN arsst crsssas ~
Hear Him Whsrsv tss spsaha-
BAD Wsaahsr end 9arty tlosrs ~
pamper 70 me g.shaaasu.
(By Associatcd Press,

CHADRoN. NEH. Jane L.. w. +.
Bryan opeised the second week q
his Nebraska tour II chadrcn, xherA
he addressed an early morning crowd
which had gathered to meet the tr1ans
The program for the day iaclad116
i've speeches. After leaving CAadfpn
special train took him to GraNSpn
He was srestly Interested 10 tAA -
come OF The Aidrich-vreclxnd IN III
the Senate. the Grst news uf 6t1u
reached him late Sunday rtgAt.
s.The currency blll, though ell
an emergency measure. = be said ~
been pushed through - y part ~
plan formed several years aSp 81 rs
cure q change In the hasIs & h9i
notes. i am gixa the DcnlCcT1e q
posed Il ana an soffy thsy liz
.Sncceed IN dessattng Il. Z s r
Mr.. Bryan intimatrd HAT - ~
more ,fulH esptess m ebtsl
"a enaeaet = e
& a, anze13 - =
ffIz6Em S Sfsst II. q 4
fhe early hour-7 oseld
heavy rain which fell kalf 3
night. A stand on tho princibe
ner was surrounded by one q q !
most enthusiastic crowds that has
greeted Mr.. Bryan. When Ae NM
escorted ID NE platform several I'm
hred cowboys and Indians were a1sQ
those gathered to hear him S6eQk
and he was greeted In true ffuaat
style.
Mr.. Bryan spoke for an h0ur, eue.
ing the course Of which he deaN VIII
public issuestas they affect the ee1xfe
country and the Nebraska farmer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-02
svso.L Get. New sy;,s,ne.

SUFFOLK. VA June i.-Naycr
Ichn ". N,rr~~i has recrivsd The fcl-
ls~ius Telegram from Congressman
Nrvn3rd.
Hrse rutIir hTdi6irs :iIw rasssR
soih bc-sex. VIII ~ signed by tbs
Pre- -ider, IN few minutes.
The tsu carries sss.o"e for SUI
foiks buiidtng.