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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-11-05
ATLANTA, GA, NOVEMBER>5, 1908.
The Welv Orleans Contention In the In.
feYest of the Cotton GYOneY.

feYest of the Cotton Gv0lper.
The readers of The Jeffersonian do not need
to be told that we have for several years en-
deavored to convince the people Of the futility
of conventions whose alleged purpose was to
bring about closer relations between spinnerS
and growers. 1t is perfectly apparent to any
one who has studied the subject that conven-
tons of this sort can never bring the desired
result. The spinner would not be human if he
did not want to get cotton as low as possible.
The grower would not be human if he did not
want to sell cotton as high as possible To
speak of bringing about closer relations be-
tween the buyers and the sellers of cotton is as
meaningless as to speak of bringing about clos
er relations between the buyers and the sellers
of mules and horses. The last one Of these
great conventions, in which spinners were in
vited to meet growers, was held in Atlanta. It
was pronounced brilliant success Soon af-
forwards, cotton went down with tumble.
At the present time, it is universally conced-
ed that raw cotton is selling far below its true
value. 1t is out of proportion to everything
else Not only is this hurting the cotton grow
er himself, but it hurts all who have any rela-
tons with him. The country banker and the
city merchant who have dealt with the farmer,
extending him credit are making slow Roadway
with their collections, for the simple reason that
the price, of cotton is SO very low that the
FARMER is not inclined to sell or, II ne does sell,
does not realize enough to pay out. This being
so, the entire cotton growing belt is suffering
to greater degree from the panic (Which is
still on) than her sister sections Of the Union
Those who stand at the head of the great Far
mers' Union movement have determined to
make an effort to find remedy for the situa-
ton. President Barrett has called a meeting,
which will convene in New Orleans on the 18th
day of November. To that convention he cor
daily invites everybody who is willing to CO.
operate with the farmers of the South in get
ting fairer price for the staple upon which the
prosperity of the South so largely depends.
The interests at stake are so tremendous, and
the possible good this convention may do are
so very great, that The Jefersonian heartily
commends the plan of President Barrett and
hopes that there will be large attendance at
New Orleans
It is literal fact that the Southern States
have drifted into kind of industrial bondage.
THEY PRICE NOTHING WHICH THEY
BUY, AND NOTHING WHICH THEY
SELL. What they produce and carry to mar
ket is sold in competition with the whole world.
What they buy is protected from the competi-
ton of the outside world by laws framed in the
interests of those who produce these nanufac-
tured articles SUCH UNFAIRNESS TO
ONE CLASS COULD NOT POSSIBLY
HAVE ANY OTHER RESULT THAN DIS
-ASTER TO THOSE AGAINST WHOM
THE DISCRIMINATION is MADE.
The Teffersonian has very clear idea of the
best way to remedy the industrial evils of the
South If nothing Providential occurs, he will
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-11-05
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attend the convention at New Orleans, at the
special invitation of President Barrett, and will
set forth his views in public address.
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Fehnensar.re
1EUNTg


Utah has organized a State Federation
of Labor.
The membership Of the Cigarmaker,
Union IN Porto Rico is more than 1000.
The Federal High Court. at Sydney.
New South Wales. has declared that the
registration Of a trade union label il un-
constitutional.
The recent Scottish Trades Union Con-
gress passed resolutions in favor of old
age pensions and in favor of compulsory
Intervention in labor disputes.
81 Louis, Mo, mas a man named John
Samrels, who is % years Of age. and still
takes an interest in organized labor. and
writes articles for publication, his favor
tie topic being cooperation.
The Trade Union Congress Of England
passed n resolution asking Parliament TO
enact a measure under which tile organ
ilers Of strike breaking a.
well as The men themselves could be prose
cuted.
Until 1901 the United States aud Great
britain had more trade unionists than all
the rest Of the world put together. but
since 1901 the rate OF growth 81 the
unions in France aud Germany has been
very marked
The eight. hour demonstration in Rris-
bane. Australia, recently Was marked by
the participation for the first time IN the
history Of the day 81 organized women
workers. Tn ne8 recruits represented
the Clothing Trades Female Employees
MON.
School Director pr w. g. Weaver of
the MilktS-Rarre tlai School Board.
proposes 10 pension The aged teachers ia
the empsos Of the city by appropfiatins
u pension faud Of >ioiun. which the
hoard saves TO the city annually in the
salaries. fee. aud other expenses. the
teachers t. contribute their pro rata share
10 the fund
In ItaIy for admission to labor IN mines
and tunnels, the age must be thirteen full
wears. when mechanical traction il EN-
plorcl. aud fan fourteen years uhen me-
chanirai traction i not employed. and
r, males Of nil ages are forbidden to labor
~ this nature Females Of less than II
Years will NOT be admitted 70 dangerous
labor Of any kind.
James T.. Rodorjck. chief of The De
partmenr ~ Mines. Of Pennsylvania. In
issuing his report for the bituminon~ dis
trics for 1907, urges . fund FOR the re-
lief of widows and orphans by a tax Of
three-fonrths OF a cent a ton on all coal
marketed
The government Of The city Of Liege.
Belgium. not only does all ii can 10 pre-
vent idleness, but il encourages the work
Ing class TO obtain homes instead of vast
ing their earnings. The government in
1866 commenced TO contract houses for
~workingmen. selling them at minimum
cost on the installment plan.
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of s'h~esansF4a srai Governor Curry -
Ne~ Mesko AID th~ evening address -
= slrpsssss bg fsr~~siept tsossty.
A feature ~ sas opening address ~
The Isssg ltss 81 responses To The -
pr~s~iysss ~ sse5eegsa@ hy representatives
from foreign countries. laeiasax FrarrAs
England. spain. Portugal. Itay. Caps
Goiony. canada. Porto f.b,o ard nraxsl.
The visitors fraass abroad have h~eo
gfven ~ important part in the proxran
the work 81 the eua<r~~~
A Demonstration lasting s~verai sain-
afs~ was mad. when tAe aaElitarT s@nd
Senf by the government Of Mexbeo psay-
81 THE star spamElei nanner~ at tss
o~f~uim@ ~ the s~xgaE. The singing ~
TIE Irrigation sAge- hy a ehorus -
leo vo4cxS 80. anssarr feature whsch
aroass5 enthusiasm. After an ae1fress
By u.ensrai j frankiln Eel. z. 8 A..
the Esrsg session closed with The ap-
TssinirnenF ~ committees
The usual exposition. 70 whhrn Fen~
grs~s appropriated $4,000 ard which
has brought to@sster TIE finest display
or irrigated rKussisets ever assssaosed il
fse tnltei States. was formally open
ID by Governor Curry. fosIew lag 4 -
rade hy the troops OF the dega strzssn4
~ the suGorats ordered there for 10
ssseasloa. General Bel. ehles os xsa6.
and BrSxalsew General TErsgaax- csza-
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.

Ia Norman county. Mimi. wheat has
been thresfilng ont ~ bushels TO the acre.
Eai.el AMI ha& are exceptionally good.
The Sta,p land department Of South
Dakota has made the first Offering Of
Slatc lands inn the old Fort Sully milf
turr reservation, which was practically
nil taken b. tAr State AT the time il Mas
thrown oper To settlement.
While tic South Dakota STATE veteri.
marian and 'hr government authorities
n Watching the anthrax situation in the
co@utle> Of tn" southeastern part Of tae
Statr sha Governors Office i yrt ~reeeis-
IN. opH43atuts ii reaari 10 the situation.
and demanding something more 10 the
woy Of stamping the disease on. All
such Complaints are turned over TO the
off iais who have tine situation in charge
for Investigation Pom rrIsorts the indi-
cations are .lat The situation IL thai part
OF the Stat Is Of a %seriaus nature. and
vii ~re11ise careful handling 10 get The
d.srase stamped out.
Thc Red riser valley j. briug invaded
by representative Of >aad houses IN the
So~utl4Nr>t who are after the potatoes
grows Ill tAi> section to use for seed DO
tattoo. through Kansas. Missouri. Okla
homa and Teams
Following oat his declaration Of iu-
muuity to ans one defending lives or
property against night riders. Coy. vii
son cf KENTUCKY granted p~nrdons 10 Wal
ter Duncan. Wjo was convicted Of shoot
Ing and killing Newt l~Iazlett at Jackson.
willie, Shelby county. IN June, and Riley
Harold. who was indicted as an acces-
sory to the murder
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pictures showing the pruGr,~H ~ tsFeF
]cul0Sis and the farsou- ~tages ~ ar
ab3eS Tuberculosis litrrsture has lssea
provided ~ the tun altt elaborate i.
plays ~ window eut- cote. t-~I.
sorts Of outdoor appliances m,sle., u
buildings. sauiiarla. hotels and be-
butt for the purpose III treating -r
culosis IN nil is stags~
PRES dent Roosevelt as*fdrl To-,
presidency Of the congress aial ~ IA
been made honorary president N.r
President Fairbanks. speaker Cannon
anil the Governors ~ the ~fafe~ have
agreed TO serve ~ Vice presidents
Among the distinguished plrys ians
present are Robert koii. IaIslouxy
OF Paris Sprouek. ~ Utrecht. Tcnsle
loo, Of Leyden Philips. IF Edinburgh /.
Conf, ~ Euenos AyrsS flug9e. of EreH
Ian Bang. OF Copenhagen Vargas ~
Barcelona Marphiafaya. of Rome +.
Esger. OF Basel Wlsdlmirnn. 81 ~
Petersburg kuyserlIng, af Berlin. aal
Calmette. or Lille
The FIRST day ~ the congress was
marked ty simple but unique cpyr
monies Preliminary Ia tie formal
opening the diplomatic corps the
spokesman ~ the several countries. the
officers ~ the congress. tie honorary
presidents and the section presidents
met IN the office Of Dr Henry q r.eyer.
chairman of the committee On exhibits
In the museum building shortly before
II o'clock and accompanied hy pr~
Boyer and John : Fulton. the secretary
general. proceeded 10 the stage ia the
great auditorium.
There Secretary 81 the Treasury Cor
felyou. rs the personal representative
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KILLING PRAIRIE DOGS.
Uncle Sam This Year Poisoned
1000, 900 of Them.

MercIlessly, Uncle Sam has been on
the warpath during the summer. and
more wholesale murder has bevn the
result than at any time Ia the history
of the country since the ruthless ex.
t~inction OF the buffalo. This savage
warfare has not been wag-l with pow
der and shot, but with subtle poison.
aud the Wet lms have n1t been mcu ur
rattlesnakes, but tile pretty AMI appa
rrnt!y harmless prairie dogs. For years
the prairie dogs have been the pest OF
Western farmers. who have tried. bat
~incttectlyely. a. ri riI 80 them The
Department ~ Agriculture. quick 10
aid the farmer IN every possible WAY,
took q hand in the matter this sum.
aEcr. AMI. after trying several either
ways Ut anuihilatlol decided that poi
son WAS the MOST practicable means
ot Kidding the soil ef the pests. with
the result that nearly a million vie
tins fell az the hands Of the official
cxecutloncr~
The prairie dog Is a great hindraucr
Ia agriculture. Ii he chooses a spot
that appears suitable for a pleasant
home, he gathers his kith and kin,
ard In a comparatively short time his
tribe has multiplied at compound
rates until solid acres are not com
modious enough for the family. They
make the soil almost useless. Their
holes are connected by miniature tun-
nels, SO that. while the ground may
appear solid, ii is in reality unsafe
and dangerous TO man and beast.
The death of many riders on the
plains is a silent testimonial to the In
EQUITY OF the prairie dog.
The stockmen OF the West urged the
Department of Agriculture TO take
some measures to check the increasing
annoyances from the dogs, and the re-
~lentless warfare followed. Range I'M
~proyements III national forests is one
Of the chief objects Of grazing regula
ton. II the forest service was
charged with the work Of extermina-
ton. The first experiments were made
in parts of Leadyille and Pike national
forests. where the prairie dogs popu-
lated a territory of 900 square miles.
\ dog town of - acres was selected.
and poison was prepared by coating
wheat with strychnine solution made
aIluring by molasSes and anise seed. a
combination which no prairie dog Fan
resist. This poisoned wheat was placed
at the mouth of each hole. and the men
soon became SO expert at their work
that they could ride along on horseback
and drop the death dealer with great
rapidity. The dogs rayenously ate the
poisoned grain and in less than an
hour 90 per cent of them died. The
crafty ones which escaped the 9rst
feast. or those who were not hungry
ut that time. were killed on the second
trip of the foresters, ana in Il short
time every dog was dead. Next spang
the forest service promises to 20 info
the killing business on a larger scale.
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on Tuberculosis ~ Wild Animals In
captivity" pne u the nss,st interest
las tops-s viii b. the open ar treat
ultat which j. ln vtgue nux all over
the world In addition to private san
itariuDgs in th5~ country. New YORK
aud ather elites ami State Institutions
have tried X. and many hospitals hav~
rtssf gardens for c~nusauptive patlents
The congress meets tr~ienniaily. btit
this N The first finle ia has h~-en helsI
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Mouaan Climbs Munscaran.

Miss Annie $. Peak Of Providence. r.
l.. ia Il SECOND effort within a month. soc
c~ersieSi In reaching the top Of Mount
iia~asearan. Ia rera. which she esginaaas
10 he 1si.tsss feet high. During the frse
ascent she got to a height of 25.00o feet.
but had 10 come back ON account of the
Illness of one of her guides. In the last
clint, her Swiss eomrsanio had one foo<
aud both hands frozen.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

1910 corssy entered the Indian city OF
1lasca
1855 Carrie Iof. his ship aud proceeded
up the -. Lawrence in boats.
1G@S-ne vrics sailed from Holland on
his third expedition 10 America.
l61l-Medla,crs between the c]olonists
and the Indians met at Plymouth.
1852 -Count Frontenac arrived in Can
ada To rcassume the government of
the province.
I693-The British army adopted the
ins-bayonet.
1137-1he Hebrews DISTINGUISHED BY a
vote Of the New York Legislature.
IUG-Congress appointed Benjamin
Franklin, Silas Dean and Thomas
Jefferson commissioners to the court
of France. The new constitution
Of Pennsylvania was formally pro
claimed.
iT."-Paul Jones with the Bon IIomme
Richard captured the British ~frigate
Scraps.
11So-AmericanS under Gen. Marion at
tackled a party of Tories at Black
NIngo.
17%9-Samuel Osgood of Massachusetts,
became Postmaster General Of the
United States.
lS0% First Catholic church in Boston.
Mass, dedicated.
lSl3-!mer cans defeated the British in
battle Of Lake Ontario.
1S15-First daily paper printed at Al
bany, - Y.
IS->-A monument was unveiled in
Charlestown. Mass. TO the memory
of John Harvard.
ls39-Treaty between France and Texas
signed az Paris.
1S5o-A Boston merchant paid $G26 for
the choice Of seats for the first per-
fornance Of Jenny Lind in that city.
lS54-A reciprocity treaty between the
United states and Canada signed by
the governor general. -. United States
sloop Albany sailed from Aspinwall
and was never more heard Of.
IS15-The corner stone Of the Masonic
Temple was laid in Philadelphia.
1862 Gen. Nelson shot by Gen. JEFF G.
Davis at Louisville.
ISL Confedarat" troops attacked Gen.
Burnside ut Knoxville.
1S6-Union troops victorious in a con.
4iet with the Confederate forces at
Athens, Ala.
1sG--The Bank of Concord. Mass.
robbed os 100000.
1SG>-Goy. Warmouth's veto Of the
negro equity bill was sustained in the
Louisiana House. 80. Gen. Mcclellan
welcomed in New York upon his re-
turn from Europe.
1S7O- President Grant paid a visit to
Boston.
1S>3-The judicial system of the United
States established by act of Congress.
1S96-A strike began on the Canadian
Pacific railway.
1s93-Nae4l parade in New York har.
Dor in honor Of Admiral Dewey.
1902 \ 100000 fire in Stockton, Cal.
19oI-Earl Grey was appointed governor
general DC canada.
19o5-Robert Bacon resigned as director
of the steel trust to become first
Assistant Secretary Of state. Dis
astrous ire in the business section of
Butte. Mont. Highest court in
Canada denied the appeal Of Greene
and oaynor against eNtradition.
1905 Rae riots continued in Atlanta );
two negroes iynehed -. Mayor Me
Ciellan % New York. announced that
he would support William X Hearst
for Governor.
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re~ ~auses ~ the Fyprsss ntatiTeS of
at~slt thlriv farplEm euau RES.
The cul gre*s sstt make an ego h til
The asht against this dread ~eoar.r the
y orld Over The opening a8eetinx vas
tie apsst impressive event ~ the whole
On that las the Representatives az tls-
participating governments presented
their formal greetings a. The gekern
laeut az the United States Amaang
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TIE many TTainl
Bseut ~eakeFs wwr~
iyr Robert ha.h
and wife. Surgeon
General walter
w ylnan. ho viii
~ak on State and
Nuns sal Cs4ntros
of lul~F alusAs
aEti fsg Reid
ItlmEr. Of the New
York Geological 80
gfegy Who szaas
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DESERT TO BL00N An.
Great Meeting Of Irrigation ExpsStD
Begins Work at Albuoueroue.

Tue sixteenth annual meeting OF the
natlnfal irrigation congress WAS called
to 0nirr "a Albuquerque by President
Ira"I .ouay of Denver with every 80
III the itfsJ seats tn the convention hall
.pruplri AMI crowds ciau1oring for n
mission e. the gallery Nearly $3.50
1sSr-HteT were present.
III. siaS > s4sxsAaBs were devoted -
sfsw<lIes of welcome bv Mayer Lester
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The pensioners Of the civil War are
dying at the rate Of more than a hun
dred and fifty a day. as the annual re-
shows. Win the ranks of the yeter.
ans thinning rs sixty thousand o year.
it Will not be long before tile Grand
Army paradcs ON Memorial Day will
have 70 he abandoned, unless they are
succeeded 10y the parades OF the pro
posed United Order II American Vet
Grams, ID include all those WHO have
fought under the stars and stripes In
any var
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

Reports from tile Panama Canal cnl
tinue - show a surprisingly rapid ate
much earth was ~excavascd IN June and
July Of this year aS was dug NJ in the
corresponding months ri last year. AMI
the rainy season. which IL was thought
would check the work. has had prae-
ticaily no effect. Al the present rate II
three million cubic yards a month IL
will not take long 10 e.cavate a hun
dred million cubic yards.
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rs as occurred tn action and frosn
e"Hasls reviewed IN action during the
entire f~-r,of Ii fhr ,Eyfj War
\ wrsrrun ~ taf, rational capital
e~ thtr sfssa us n~fritf Csauu8sp
yr Mall e}au,s. ga}les al by brief
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In America. auai great Interest y h.sn.
shown Ia lts work. III tlte lsesple can
" thoroughly aroused u the danger
there j. la trldlhg wltA this subtle -.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

Mrs. Nina 4. Hubbard. widow OF The
lat. DIR. Leonidas Hubbard. explorer Of
Labrador. and Harold 4. Ellis, son Of
the former English under secretary e
state for India. ware married q Toronto
On.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

il they can /. itsl IL comprehend bow
mush valuable ash they may easily
render by pres uGtuE a united front IA
this ar,h ellefay among fatal diseases
then the efforts 20 this eaa~ress niil
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

Cen. Alien. chief signal officer or the
army. has received advlce~ that the
two wireless telegraph stations located
NJ Fort Gibson and Nome. Alaska. have
been completed aud plt In operation.
These ARE The Lust stations ~ the tele.
graph SYSTEM which extends from Seat.
tie. Wash. 10 Noinc
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Ambassador Llshman cnilei tie
State Department that after much ~.
fort he has succeeded la settling a mat
ter thar has been pending for several
years In relation L. the transfer ~ tbs
property to he used - i site Tor TIA.
American college FOR girls at Gousian.
tinopie. Under this settlement the title
or the site Viii be transferred - the
name Of Secretary Barton. of the Amer.
lean board of missions.
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JzlasAhgnph
M1llIg1
~GDDSIp~

John II. Ecarly. known as the tent
lcrrr, il haIH'. FOR a Tong Time he
has realized THAI ie was doomed 90 die
from thn terrible disease WHICH, ataic,s
him, Iut his 1rvatcs, concern has been
for the welfare Of hss faithful little
Wife. the woman VITO has refused 10
fescct him iu his misery Now that iae
government has granted hlm q pension
of ST. 3 month he Is relieved 81 his
greatest s.,1rse ~ anxiety aud faces the
future With Il smile Early home is in
North Carolina When hc MS di~-uv-
cred 10 be a lef,er he WAS forced 10
move and faf several months was a
~wanderpr, shifted hlfiltr aud son by
the fatcs and with no p%ermauen. arid
ine place. Finally Ill was lodged In n
tent IN the outskirts ~ this city near
the wor Shor~c atsi has tsen dt~f.ruhen.
His faithful little wife hes bssu living
IL n little mnarhy cottage. The Board
Of Health has taken the ms~t II
measures 10 prevent ctntagion, and no
one has been permitted 10 pass the
guards stationed near Farlys tent or
touch anything with which he has come
into contact Tile granting ~ Il liberal
pension was drought about by the belief
that Early's disease il a result of his
his army service. and II makes his care
and the support Of his wife certain.
Government clerks must give their
undivided services to Uncle sam, They
are not 10 be permitted 10 10 any out.
side work. Several Jerks save been
dismissed. II has been a ommon prac-
tice here at headquarters for aspiring
clerks 10 attend night colleges. and. Sc
curing diplomas, practice professions
after office hours. These so-caIled sun.
down doctors. dentists, lawyers, archi-
tects. etc. were able materially 10 In
crease their incomes. Protests were
made by regular members OF various
professions, complaining Of the unfair
competition OF the landowners" who
cut prices.
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have accomplished a great and lasting
good then we may hope. ANA not in
vain, TO see each year many sweet lives
spared To add brightness aud beauty TO
the world instead Of being sacrificed to
this insatiabls Noloch.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

In proportion ~ The population rs We're
caused by tuberculosis In the United
States during the same period.
Statistics show that tuberculosis In
the Last four years caused more than
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-09

Lawrence q Murray. the Comptroller
Of the Currency Is making an effort 70
try regard the methods pursued by bans
examiners In going over the affairs cf
banks under examination, and At III,
same time Ia secure from bankers theiv
views as Ia hoN the work II bank ~
animation can IL, improved With that
end IN view, the Comptroller has sent
10 each national bank president a letter
OF inquiry