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The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
SCHOOL BOARD CONFRONTED WITH DEFICIT.
Not Enough Funds Provide For More Than Five Months Ter
Necessary o Increase Tax Rate to Thirty Cents

Enough Funds to Provide Months Term
Necessary Increase Tax Rate to Thirty Cents
To the Citizens of the Town of Lumberton:
situation your board graded school s
have magnificent building and have equip
cessfu prosecution which intended The
could not be- duplicated for 5oO Your trustees have
the funds placed their hands economically as consistent W
full value for every dollar expended.
funds wherewth to pay the necessary running
the schools for the full school year When the system was n
on and being anxious make the tax rate as low as possible we
elty This was voted almost unanimously this the
force Experience has shown however that no matter what
the opeaon summary Of receipts and cost OF
operation will demonstrate this fact
From the 20 cent special levy $2 O00 OOI
From the public school fund.- tax levied by county OO
Total receipts - $3,51oOOI
- EXPENSE OF OPERATION OF WHITE SCHOOL.
z teachers q $45 per month 2835 w
Superintendent 12o9 9OO O0
Treasnrer T2eatOT zoo 90.
Fuel ncidentals including repairs estimated $4,000
Total cost of operation of white school $4,000 OOI
1t will therefore be that there deficit Of ST. $50 between
receipts the of operation of the white school alone
for the coored children will add hundred dollars
the Of operation Of the system and to the amount OF the de
therefore confronted with the alternative Of asking
gives This would result the schools being closed after
proxmately five months term , - ,.e4 49,, =
you say you wish done in this behalf We have
economy that possible consist
ent with good service and will plainly seen from the above
that there eXavagant salaries paid We OF
opinion people have the interest of the schools at heart
and that they will not be willing for The term to be cut for want
money We have therefore concluded to ask
that the special rate be increase from twenty thirty cents
To do this will be present petition to the town
board of commissioners signed by majority OF the qualified yot
asking for this increase and w be necessary to hod an
vote favor of the increase The time is short in which to
have this election in time obtain the increase for
the next school The petition will therefore be circulated this
We earnestly invite the attention OF citizens this
situation and earnestly that the petition be signed by
To fail the petition vote against the increase
majority the qualified before the election
t can be ordered
people will understand that the only interest your board has
in this matar is wishes While favor the in
the rate and while anxious that the schools
be for the full period yet this for you
- anxious only to carry out your wishes.
S Respectfully submitted,
h Stephen Mcintyre
J. Chairman,
W. H. Humphrey,
Secretary,
/ R. D. CALDWELL
l. K. M. Bggs
s Committee for Board
r. Lumberton, N. c., July %, 1908.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
JUDGE TAFT'S SPEECH OF
ACCEPTANCE. =

At his brothers home in Gin
cinnati William H. Taft was Of
ficially notified Tuesday Of his
nomination for the Presidency by
the Republican party. In form
ally accepting the honor he pledg-
ed anew his allegiance to the
policies of President Roosevelt
and declared that the chief func-
ton of the next Republican ad-
ministration will be to clinch
what has been already accom-
plished by the present occupant
Of the White House. He pointed
out that there will be serious
and difficult work to do, princi-
pally ito device ways and means
by which the high level of busi-
ness integrity and obedience to
aw which he president Roose-
velt) has established may be
maintained and departures from
it restrained without undue inter-
ference with legitimate busi-
ness" !" He asserted that most of
the declarations of the Demo-
cratic platform were either in
consistent or disingenious, and
Mr.. Bryan's policies were held
up as destructive: He denounc-
ed the Democratic anti-injunc-
ton plank as vague and ambig
uous," in contrast to the Re-
publican declaration, which he
said was clear and unequivo.
CAL" Labor and the rights of
labor came in for extensive con-
sideration. AS to the publicity
of contributions for the purpose
of carrying on campaigns, Judge
Taft declared that the selection
of a treasurer from the State
of New York. bound by
the laws of that State as
to the publication of such expen'
ditures, assured the position oil
the Republicans, as against tht
mere declaration of their oppon
ents. Judge Taft also discussed
trusts, injunctions, the physica
valuation of railroads, the cur
rency, postal savings banks
which he declared were prefer
able to the Democratic plan o
, government guarantees of de
posits, and all other issues whic
he regarded as pertinent in tn
coming campaign. He concluG
ed with the declaration that a
= between the two old parties tn
l difference consisted of the fac
= that with Republican success
l there would be prosperity: wit
Democratic victory business di!
aster.
= The speech was unconscior
" ably long and one naturally wol
ders why a man of Mr.. Taft
= ability did not make his delive
: ance resemble in some faint We
S the essential of wit.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
FOR A NINE MONTHS
SCHOOL TERM.

We desire to call special atten-
ton to a communication in this
issue from the board of graded
school trustees presenting a mat
ter which vitally concerns every
citizen of Lumberton. 1t is a SER
iOus situation which confronts
the school board and one which
calls for serious consideration. 1t
would seem that there is but one
thing to do, and that is to do as
the board asks and increase the
tax rate from twenty cents to
thirty cents. The new graded
school building is a magnificent
one, elegantly equipped, and it
would do justice to any town
twice as large as Lumberton. The
tax rate is already high and this
places the town somewhat in the
attitude of the man who starts
out to build a house without
counting the cost and who after
wards finds that he has not the
wherewithal to complete it, but
it would not do to allow the mag
nificent equipment already pro-
vided to lie idle four of the nine
months during which the sehool
term should last and we hope
and believe that there will be nc
difficulty in securing the neces.
sary number of signatures to the
petition for the increase. 3
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
Notice of Administration.

Having qualified as Administrative
OF John Locklear, deceased, late of
Robeson county, N. c., this is to notify
all persons having claims against estate
OF said deceased to exhibit them to the
Undersigned on or before the 23td day
OF July, 1909, OF this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 22nd day of July, 1908.
Katharine Ann Locklear,
7-23-6thurs Administrators.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
Notice of Passage of New
Town Ordinance of the
Town of Lumberton.

At meeting of the Board of Com
missioners of the town of Lumberton
duly called and held on the 7th day of
July, 1908, the following ordinance was
unanimously adopted, to-wit:
''On motion of George G. French,
seconded by J. D. Mcmillan, it was or
dered that all gates opening on side
walks in the town of Lumberton,
whether now existing or hereafter to
be erected, shall be made to swing in
side, and so that they shall swing in
ward over the property of the
owner when opened, this ordinance to
take effect on September 1st, 1908, and
that notice of this ordinance be pub
lished forthwith in The Robesonian and
at four public places in the town OF
Lumberton for twenty days.
JOHN A. ROWLAND,
Mayor.
CHARLES B. SKIPPER,
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
7-30-tf
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup rec
commended by mothers for young
and oldis prompt relief for coughs
colds, Group, hoarsness, whoopine
cough. Gently laxative and pleas
ant to take. Guaranteed. Should
be kept in every household. Sold
by j. d. Mcmillan & Son,
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
FAIRMONT NEWS LETTER.
Much Tobacco Being Brought
In-Movements of the People
and Other Items.

movements OF the EeOPIe
and Other Items.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
The Elrod baseball team came
down and played the Fairmont
team last Saturday and were
beaten IA to l. The same day
the Kingsdale colored team play
ed the colored team here and
were also beaten, IA to 2. There
was great rejoicing among the
youthful population.
Mr.. Wade Ashley, of Rowland,
spent Sunday in town with rela-
tives.
Col. Mclean and son Gus, of
Lumberton, were in town a few
moments last Monday. The col
onel came to take the train for
Whiteville court.
Mr.. Ernest Daily, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his faith
er, Rev. T. J. Daily.
DR.. Brown leaves this week
for a vacation among the noun
tains of western North Carolina.
He will be away a month OF
more. DR.. McMurray will occu-
py his Office in his absence.
Mr.. w. L. Mitchell and little
son left last week forFt. Springs,
w. Va.
The tobacco market is in full
swing and more is being brought
in than last season. We under
stand more was planted in south
Robson this year than ever be-
fore.
Miss Mary Ashley is salesladJ
for Floyd Bros. & Mitchell now
and will be glad to greet all hel
friends.
N. A. Carter and DIR. H. E
McMurray went on a fishing trip
to Princess Anne last Monday
but had rather poor luck.
Mr.. John Morrison and family
are visiting relatives at Bing
i ham, S. C. ~*.--
Mr.. Edgar Thompson is ava,
on a visit to. Southport for hi
health and a good time genesal
ly 49,.
+ Eairnooo+ NJ n T,,1,- 90 1Goo
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

Five rooms on the second floor
or the Electric building, on Mar
tin street, in Raleigh, have been
engaged as Democratic State
headquarters during the cam
,paign and they will be opened at
Z an early date.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
Fairmont, N. c., July %, 1903

The saw mill of the Charles
Creek Lumber Co. at Elizabeth
City was destroyed by fire of UNI
known origin Tuesday morning.
A large number of Iaborers was
thrown out of work. The insur-
ance of 81, 800 did HDt cover half
the loss.2 =
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

Operation for piles will not be-
necessary if you use Man Zan Pile
Remedy. Put up ready to use.
Guaranteed. Price Soc. Try it.
Sold by J. d. Mcmillan & Son. i.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

Mr.. w. A. Stewart, of Char
lotte, was struck by a passenger
train in Salisbury Saturday night
and received injuries from which
he died Sunday,
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
Executive Committee Called.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Robson county will be held
at the court house in the town of Lum-
berton, on Wednesday, August 18th,
1908, at II o'clock a. m. A full attend
ance is desired.
GEO. B. MCLEOD,
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com.
7-30-tf
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

For SaIe-Three fine fresh Jersey
cows not over three years old. Apply
to Wesley Thompson, Mcdonald, N.
G. 7-S0-tf
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
w. Fl. SHOOTER,
Contractor and Builder,

Have1built over a hundred houses in
Lumberton. Never turned off a job un
satisfactory.
keep Brick, Shinglss and all Building
Material for sale all the time, at lowest
market prices.
See me before you build-I defy COM
petition. l always use every effort to
please my customers. 3-2-6 2*
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30
BUSINESS BUILDERS

For SaIe-One fine milch COW. Apply
toJ. B. DOar, Lumberton, N. C. 7-30-1*
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

In ordering the address Of his paper changed
sutscrb r should give the address 10 WHICH II NO.
been goiag and the new address, M,
With the large circulation that it hss The KoD-
esonian n ii first-claas advertising medium Eates
will be furnished promptly to pros Epecli'e AuNei-
tis.rs. - - l..
Tne paper wants to be fair to correspondents
and will give them as much latitude as 1t THINKS
UI,bIic uolicy will permit. We are not responsible
for the views Of any correspondent. We require
that a writer ign his name to communication
tttacking some else or an Institution In pup
iis ing articles where the name Of the writer Is
O require t. be published, we reserve the rlght,
for good reasons to give the name when asked for.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

Lumberton, N. c., July %, 1908.
The Robesonian., 1908-07-30

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New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

steady at 1o12g125=c PER ss'tnaatef dressed "eis
EIlNES-Teceipts DAYS were ooo LIsfat1'
including 80 butchers and l3IS for the nlarhtt
Trade was prices dropping Tor al sortS W
calves Veas averaged SOC lower than last FEl1aE anu
were I5c6S1 Monday. The sArlnhiSe IN
ordinary grades was even 80
calves tIun TO 20 on me lSs
were not cleared Common prime veals sold at Sog39
per ID: and extra selected lots a ~
6Is9 371a eus S3 J0GS4 barnyard calves al sO9s5 -
Western $3 s5g$5 Dressed caves SLOW at o
per city dressed veas, with selecte5
selling 13aq1ic; country dressed az &c
SHEEP AND LsADS-ftecepts Tor Two Gays We
"a cars or II Oag head. including cars for export
sIaughteTers and 2ol3 Tor the market
stock ued Saturday -3.z cars 70
sold Sheep limited supply and about steia
lambs I0d1Jc lower; NUMBER OF cars
held over Common geod sheep eweS) SOFA az 80 -
g$5 per culls. at 81 1888 fair 20 Sholcs AIMS
at sTS7 80; cuils. yearlngs, al So dressed NUT
ton steady at sG1O3zc per 70: dressed lambs weak a.
I0d l2sc with hog dressed lambs selling II s
way at l3c country dressed hothouse lambs steady a.
S50s10 per carcass. 10 ,-x
IIO{;s-Receipts for DAYS were ITO cars
or 204 head including cars fpr t1g thei iai
and half held over SATURDAY. Inc Ae1l-
ing was weak on Buffalo advices but no sales were re-
rted baora change. Country dressed hogs qu;eti at D
m. per u f1r heavy light weights
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

cnicsro Feb 17-CATTLE-Receipts estimated ahout
se 600 head market lower, steers 81 25S6 To- COWS 30 .
s. 20 heifers. s. 50qS5 -: bulls 81 y %
s3aS7: stockars ana feeders, s. 6elpS4 % ~
~ts estimated about "A 900 head market % !oc ag-
bore heavy shipping 81 40ds+ 40. butchers - 59g
s. light mixed 81 3oG$4 80; choice light 81 5a9s
50 4n HTSEP-Feceipts estimated about 2Jo.P head
market steady: sheep, s. 254s5 90 lambs soasi gea'-
lings. s. 6OqS6 40 - ,,.--,, - -,o,ot,+s 600
head including 100 Southerns; market strong e ~ i
higher. choice export dressed beer steaIs p a9g
s. n fair to good 4OGs5 10 Western steers "a Jog
30 stockers feeders 50 29qS4 70; southern ste+
s4Gx5 10 southern s. 0lS3 20; native COWS - ~
lies s. 75afs6 % HOGS-Receipts. 6 40 head market
5 f,, higher: top 371s; bulk Of sales 81 i0fS4 90
IesyT 81 3gdS4 s. = packers. s4 15as+ 50; pigs and
Iis1rs s. 35aSi 2ala sHEEP-Receipts- 1900 head;
1s $. ewes and yearlngs 81 5ogS5 30 Western year
Itngs IS e5TS6 Western sheep 81 0gSa J soeAers
East Ruff,Io FEB ATTLE-Recepts, 200 head;
&c lower; prime 81 6oq$5 50 SHIPPING s5GS5 -
butchers 81 5oGs5 %: heers. 81 50Gso % cows s3g
n bulls 81 10: srockers and feeders S5S4 90
s- heifers So 501s3 and springers active
market active and steady S5GsS 80. HOCS-Reeeipts
- 900 head market fairly active and sc higher heavy
g. ;s4 s.; mediums 81 6oas4 t5 few 81 T0 York
ers s. to9s4 IS; piss. $4a$4 go rs1ghs S3 s4st 10 ~
IANBs-Receips. %, OOO head sheep active; wetheTs
sr@a6 others i0d15c lower: and Sc lower
s5S7 So yea-lings 25S6 So wethers. s. 5os6 ewes
s. 25as5 80; sheep, mixed. s2TsJ co. -
slow and higher choice 50Gs5 20: prime s. 50S5 80
SHEEP-Suppiv light market steady on sheep ana hlg@
on lambs prime wethsrs. IS I50Sb: cutls and ca,1n
S2as5 80: lambs, s5as7 so. VEAL CALVES, ssGsS 90
heayss CO. mediums ard light Workers. - - a
aSt 50 pigs 81 So roughs, So 5OrS4 10
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. Februarv l., 1905.
CGFFEE--he coffee HlS rket lower to-day. clos
ly bEL decline OF . 10 points. Sales
reported Ct .o2u bags TIE market cTened stedy-
g decline points increased tne CUrl1G
session owing e-sier European cables and some
roasting interests buying here. but the demand
IN aggressive enough 90 more
1pcEs > comparatively steady ina-ket
: decline EzToIs2a markets closed
rel define Of HarrburE
changed u1S Brazilian steady.
Ss-t-S unchanged. but Rio advGncel 90 sn1
moderate fo- the past week
4p-s ports have h=en eO90 bags. against
lea previous = Go last and u, ,u1o
5s-22S bags. sgansr e4-J3o last year and
- rvro .szrs age The European selling Of la-s
months supposed &c operations
which r. that The
a5uths show u01erEre carving charges CON-
-arsl positions. while practically ali months
French market even terms. The market
quiet with quotations lie basis q
g. Rt8 y : Tbs total warehouse deliveries
q raa United states 1u2-4l2 bags
former q-1o1D. New York reported 5eS-a bags The
ve-v clea-aaces shipments from Braz points were
7vrs- ces-zEces 5s.as' lass. including 930S
r ~ Er.tre states. Iots Europe and 3t)a 10 Cape
RIO slfr-1o-ts. bags which 540 fer
t1e T-itel 14o00 fc- Europe santos ce1F
sr-=r r5a.Gea tzgs- including JtetS 70 Tire nited
s-z-es z-H 2a Europe Santos shipments I5Iutl,
- vhse- g were the United states and .-GJ9
T-rore Victoria clsGreaces we're 2to - the L1it'1
-;e-e.r-s aud stock tsott- with clesg-
l. Tnr rest o. Europe "s1E
ne prices II ne local fraIzet t1s-
1r-- a.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb 16-Wheat prices declined more
than 1c to-day, owing to liberal realizing by pro1i
nent holders at the close May delivery showed d
net loss of sc to sc Corn was down Sc oats
were unchanged and provisions shade hlgher 10
2Izo 70 sc lower.
The wheat market opened firm on buying by
shorts and commission houses based firm cables
and much smaller receipts in the Northwest Heavy
worlds shipments and an increase or i'Zos'ooo
bushels in the amount Of wheat on passage now
ever had tendency to restrain sellers, and trade
was light until late in the day The market was
further strengthened by the snnallness of primary
recepts total arrivals to-day being $4,000 bushels
against II3 900 bushels the same day last year
In the final fifteen minutes active selling by holders
set in and caused q sharp decline Ihe MARKER
fsfIed 10 rally from this setback and closed weak
near .he lowest point May opened sc TO A4c high
or At 92sc to 937sc advanced to 94ic and declined
TO 927sc The close at .927sc to 93c. Cearances
Of wheat and -four were equal 10 $4,000 bushels
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 37S cars against 421 last week and SIS cars
q year ago.
Trade in corn was quiet for the greater part o,
the dav and the market showed considerable firm
ness because of firm cables and continued small re-
ceipts Prices became weak during the final haf
hour on heavy selling by pit traders ana coiaInls-
sion houses The close weak. with prices near
the bottom May opened 14c to sc higher at ol@sc
10 6lI5c sold off edc. and closed at o04c Local
receipts were liz cars, with Of contract grade.
oats were firm nearly all day because OF mod
crate demand and by commission houses Cash in
rsrests which have recently been the principal
sellers had few oats for sale. and this had u
bu,lish effect Prices declined late in the day be-
cause of the weakness of wheat and corn May
onaned &c TO &c higher 53Ssc. sold of 10 52zc
and closed at 52&c. Local receipts were las cars.
Provisions were strong early in the day because
Of a &C to I0c advance IN the price OF live hogs.
but later weakened realizing sales. At the close
Nav pork was Off alac to &c s11 %. Lard "A
shade higher al 81 Is 10 81 271a. Ribs were un-
changed at Sc 31h.
ESTIMATED receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. S4s
cars corn. l64 cars; oats. 332 cars; hogs, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

ooTToS-Ehe eotion E'sTEs1 s was es5. 'sI. r. +Se
nan cicsel STEADY net -f 6-ca q eil points
-af-~ g 1sS-tJn bales TIE fEa5h@L
IL an zdya-Ce OF response
rrs.- -zf-es ezreeo larger English spot sales
receipts. During t1e f-S-
market srsettisd hoTfEsr oViHS 20 cor
scattering HeullatlcT, ana ~
zctive old months showed Est 7ss
a no--E Around level offerings vr~r= lighter
anil demand leading brokers' 02
srea6-d. the upward movement p-iis
Of hzcaazr. crop rre1era-
fertilizer sales Aftcr slowing a 1et
Z abort T1iUIs market Teactelt SstfT
buyers fort receipts Tor thA
cz~ light running about 5000 haies under TIE
liSht also est
Tomorrow leading points were Tao1e-fte
s1ue-r z6v5ces regarding conditions were somewhat
co1ic--nS but rhc whole fcste-ed the Tie nat nc
end q las- week ~sre
heay ce-cer-ed T!tu he9zsd cotton. and Tat rtero-
kcizz-z remain firm II their views l'TeTioul
better demand. sales there being ttgtp
taIes adyices said that there was better
n1u-g and China 1c- cotton goods a. Man
csss- on the whole th= days news seet9ea favorable
rEces local hea-lsh
tn absence OF important bL4 support or
- Southern speculative Interest
TIE -alse prices Il ths local market today
- =
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

1Ae Local a-Aet for spo- oooa was quiet VIII prices
ra5.ng Gut Southern markets were elegTaPilei
30 6l.- : 3-e &c., 80 35cIeree5 at iiIsc: s1ies
LUG bales Norfolk dull ho loEeE a II &c; sales ~
ggsz ezls zad steaty 11&ci saes az nales LtIls
caaEed a. uE.c: sales bales. Wilmington a.. un-
Il Ia sai.s = bae- Eea orlesns stssay unesnged
a. ss: sslss &c S bsiss e5ss'on oet gSs chsage5 al
uated TeOepts leading points ;oT o 5aesiay; 81 At
Eozse 700 10 800 bales against oOe a. a. ,f ~sk
az :. 20 :sst yss- a Ga1st . , 49, s vda7 zn9 al
NeE Orleans 900 $500 bales against s2io las week
Ezea.nss .Psal Iys.ool s4o1ss -, s spot s2oI II
s ie e51s s-s 600 Os rsoofPSs iooo6 al Azas1ioan
s q.a .s sss1 s. TEes s ns net 'es:i ::iaa a Of '2 ~
2 points FebT2Ey 500 EssTuar gs1Ju5e
Ssz-51 Jsp.-Joy 7s2lzs JGIy-August. 55s4d: Au-
sss.5tS fS4e 5ss "a
GsacEester-Tarns stocks accumulate cloths oa and
FLoUR AND MEAL-Flcur Mas N poor demand d to-
k Prices were barely steady fSsio hye hoe r p@ces
eosss @ oo re le's: S 9i yaTS produce ExcEense FLoUR
Spring IS s5 c ss Is synter 4Ss 8 30
ss:: 50 winter g s9gT4 EoTR1usPksi FL
eu 's' se,ss % IS p per 100 10 RYE FL0URLou,st
sSss $ Tagss iS 'eaiSs aSfsd ''Rfz n
er1sd s. s5 BAG mEALFrsn 8, on9ssI snssI 30 FEED
Essn stssdy ci:y en- ~ 90 ouS3sn o.r DO SIS red dog
s5s a. January sPTsnt' So: .2s $50 red dog
So Escs n,aqgs 90 e bulk sec SO sacks OIL
xEAI-sE-
CRAIS-vFEAT- Although ~hea. sSi' -
.thstood bearish Of foreign -
she scs.icr n was unable resisf the Ds s1,
- ,ias- and under a nnai wave OF reinns
ert CT = 4-Lc net lower me opea'1s =
n.srk.s W. o-ts steady the bulls usils &c 20
70 orsst the world. shlpLnet.1 I1s.sss
sr.ers- srxentsne offerings ana rspoIi -. a.
taE r..-eea.ee two Of La PiatA Eneat
- reported ~ Broohsi -, "a sac 600 bushels
os WHEN came from America eno tne
zI. ~ ps.snes showed the trsIaehooos
fs.crsa<g q. ,sc 600 susheis I.FefpooI a.
bfrse- -. t-nproyeraenr anc closed ne IN
ruaFtsts we're @ltt4oIt
- r1-s--. r-s-gs from Saturday. WINE cofnestlo
prices vsr. en-sewhs, unsettled a. tnets S.lsg .ne
-e.sslx -. Ia. they ha5 goed Eteacy InoeI ole
hasec = rsxcrfs e sAtisfsc;1fy cASa oeI4snS -
80 - q: - ssss1S Sn Z SKss6 SG6