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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
STRIKE BREAKERS CONDEMNED
Trade Union Congress at Nottingham
Passes Resolution Against
Them.

NOTTINGHAM. Sept. Q. The Trade
Union congress today passed a resolution
condemning the British workmen who en-
gagged themselves as strikebTeakers la Cor
many and the colonies and asking Parlla-
ment to enact a measure under which the
organizers OF strike breaking movements,
as well as the men themselves. could be
prosecuted. The congress voted down a
motion for amalgamation with the labor
party. which is controlled by the sOcialists
Two fraternal delegates from the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor, who are watching
the proceedings, were received by the con-
gresS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
FUNSTON ATTENDS REUNION
Present at Gathering of Fighting
Twentieth of Kansas at
Topeka.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. s-The most con-
spicuous person in connection with the
ninth annual reunion OF the Twentieth
Kansas regiment in Topeka today is Gen
eral Frederick Funston. General Funston
is now commandant of the army school at
Fort Leavenworth and was formerly con-
onel of the Twentieth Kansas. He was met
on his arrival here st the train by a com
mittee in automobiles and taken to the
Country club for luncheon. Following this
General Funston visited the fair and wit
nesses the races and will be given a recep-
tion at the state house tonight.
The program OF the reunion OF the IA
nous fighting Twentieth for the two days
is interesting. Captain j. q. Waters Will
deliver an address OF welcome on behalf
of the people of Topeka this afternoon and
this evening there will be a reception at the
state house. Thursday there viii be a sham
battle and asmoker at night Mrs. A. ].
Barkley, known as THE mother OF the
regiment" is here from San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
conIn1ERCIAL AND rNDUsTRIAr..
JAPAN HAS MONEY TROUBLE
Government Decides 10 Come TO Aid
of Some of the Larger
Banks.

TOXIC, Friday, Aug. THE Depart
ment of Finance has at last decided to
supply the deficiency of capital OF the
Farmers and Mechanics banks Of the coun-
try with 2500,OOO yen Isl 10000 out OF its
deposits. With only three exceptions the
forty-two Farmers and Mechanics banks
of the country have availed themselves of
this loan in varying sums from 10000 yen
TO 5000 yen. Commenting on this matter,
the Chuo declares that the loan of only
100000 yen IL place OF 100000 yen. which
was asked by the banks, will prove but a
Few drops of rain" on the parched con-
ditions OF the banks. The paper suggests
that the sum offered Ae used for the re-
adjustment OF arabic lands. a course thar
would result in a permanent annual In.
crease in the production OF rice
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
Twenty-One Thousand Members Pres
ent Under Rules of Lumber
Mems order.

CHICAGO. Sept s.-The Concatenated
Order of Hoo Hoo, fraternal and social
lodge of the National Lumber Dealers as
sociation, began its seventeenth annual con-
vention here today with impressive cere-
monies. The date and the hour for the be-
ginning of the three days conclave were
chosen with an eye to mysticism, being the
ninth day of the ninth month, at 9:09 a. m
When the gavel fell 21,OOO members of the
order were recorded as being present,
though the number actually in attendance
was in the neighborhood of 1900. The 9TH
ers were regarded as present under the
rules of the order, which require every
member who cannot attend personally to
send letter or telegram stating his where
abouts and his reasons for being absent
Today's business session was short and
of a perfunctory nature. Upon adjourn
ment the delegates embarked aboard the
steamer Theodore Roosevelt" for a pleas
ure trip to Michigan City and return. A
banquet, to begin also at 300. is scheduled
for the evening. The feature of the gath
ering will be the "embalming" on Friday
of Past Supreme Shark John S. Bonner of
Houston. Tex, who by virtue of the cere-
mony will be given the degree of mummy
and will become deified member of the
ancient house. The election of officers will
also occur on Friday. The Hoo Hoo organ
ization, with it's motto, Health, Happiness
and Long Life" was founded by Boiling
Arthur johnson of Chicago at Gurdon,
Ark, in 1892. 1t has one fixed meeting a
year and is governed by the supreme
nine" consisting of the shark of the uni
verse and eight other officers There are
fifteen past sharks, who constitute the
House of the Ancients. The membership
includes lumber dealers, railroad traffic
officials and newspaper men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
DAKoTE'S FAIR is GOOD ONE
Exhibits Exceed Anything Before on
Grounds, and Interest in
Show f. Intense.

HURON. s. D., Sept a.--{Special)--U
until noon Tuesday indications pointed TO
the most successful fair In the history of
the South Dakota state fair board of
Agriculture. The fair opened under favor
abel conditions, and although exhibits wero
not fully In place, on the opening day
they are now practically all properly cared
for. In some departments space is too
limited to make as a good a showing as
desired but altogether the exhibits are at
tractively displayed, Special exhibits by
counties are larger than anticipated. Those
from McCooS. Minnehaha, Clark, Sphinx
Dawson, Brown, Clay. Turner, Coddlington,
Hughes, Beadle and Klngsberry counties
being especially attractive Each of these
counties have given special attention to
farm products and eastern people marvel
at the wonderful products. OF fruit and
vegetables the display exceeds that of last
year, although the season In nearly every
section of the state was unfavorable to
fruit growth
From the Black Hills comes one of the
most extensive, as well as valuable and
instructive displays Of minerals. ores, etc.
ever seen from that section of the country.
1t is in charge OF man Of experience
and at the close of the fair will remain
III TINS CITY IL IL Naiueu AT many Inous-
ands OF dollars and will be a permanent
fixture Of the fair.
In the various departments Of live stock,
the showing is especially good. The number
of horses and cattle exceeds that Of
former exhibits and this Is practically truo
of swine. sheep and poultry.
The speed department numbers more than
$50 track horses and good track records
are expected,
In the we've as department. showings
are OF the most masnificent character.
the collection being larger than heretofore
in needle work and fine arts. or ngrioul-
tural implements and machinery, together
with carriages, wagons and other vehicles
the displays are very extensive.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
JURY URGES THE LATTER HELD
Without Naming the Slayer, It Wants
Him Further Investigated.
SUSPECT IS NOT AT ALL EXCITED
Arrested at Brothers Home, He
walks 20 station and Back,
Spending Night Cheerfully
at the Davis Place.
VERDICT IN RUsTN CASE.

we find that the saia late Fred
erick T. Nustin oame TO his death
by gunshot wound about $3.50
o'clock q. m. on wednesday, Sep
tsmbsr 2, 1908, at or near his resi-
denos, 4lC5 Farnam street, in the city
of omahn, county OF Douglas, state
OF Nebraska. We are clearly OF the
opinion that the shot was fired by
some man with the intention OF pro-
dueing death,
AS to the manner OF how or by
whom the shot was fired it IL our
opinion that the evidence 10 too in
definite TO determins, but we recon-
mend that the authorities continue TO
make a thorough investigation as TO
the conduct OF Charles Z. Davis in
connection with the circumstances
pertaining TO the death OF said Fred
eriok Il. Rustin and particularly
about the time Of the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
PROGRESS OF Rusr1N CASE.

cor0nex's jury took case at 11Iao
p. m, after listening to testimony
for one and q half hours, which In
oluded several important statements
by Rice woman ana witnesses who
completely establishing the fact that
she left DR.. RuEtin at 1l;20 Tuesday
evening ana did not see him again.
Foreman Ed Haney OF the jury
read the verdict TO Coroner Brewer
at 3;l5 p. M, recommending the in
vestigation of movements Of Charles
Z. DGvis.
Chief Of Police Donahue and County
Attorney English confer at the po-
lice station at O'Clock, call the po-
lice jadge to the station and decide
Davis must be arrested.
Chief Donahue arrests Charles n.
Davis at the hosns of Fred n. Davis,
e25 South twentieth street,
Judge Crawford fixes bonds for Da-
Wis at 5000 on advice of county at
torney and the bonds are promptly
furnished by r. II. Davis.
County Attorney English authorizes
statement that no will file charges
against Davis Thursday morning
charging him with the killing Of Dr.
Frederick Il. Eustin early ON the
morning OF September'2.
Davis spends evening at his broth
er's home, taking his arrest philo-
sophIcally.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
LILLEY NOMINATED GOVERNOR
COnEressmaa Selected by Republicans
over Protests.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 9.-The re-
publican state convention met here today
and nominated Congressman George l..
Lilley for governor The attitude Of the
manufacturers, who at meeting here
yesterday adopted resolutions protest
ing against the nomination of Congress
man Lilley as "inimical to the best in
terests OF Connecticut and disastrous to
the supremacy of the republican party
IN the state" was a matter Of grave con-
eern 70 the party leaders.
John II. Light Of EoFwslk, IN nominating
Representative Lilley, said that Mr.. Lilley
had shown his courage in rising from a
sick bed TO refuse TO retract anything he
had done in the submarine inquiry.
Other names presented were Lieutenant
Governor Everett J. Lake and Governor
Woodruff.
Liiley received 400 votes out OF ST. east
on the first ballot
Frank B. Weeks OF MiddletoWn was
nominated for lieutenant Eovsr1or by &C
aiamati0R
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
SULTAN'S WRATH UNSLEEPING
SilvO Ricci Arrested, Accused of At
tempt 10 Murder Abdul
Hamid.

CONSTANTlNOPLE, Sept. 9.-Silvio
Ricci was taken into custody here today
accused OF being responsible for the at
tempt TO assassinate the sultan of Turkey
in 1896. On July p OF that year an effort
was made 20 kill Abdul Hand while ne
was descending the steps of the mosque
near Yildiz Kiosk, where 1t is his custom
to 30 and pray every Friday The sultan
was not injured. but several other persons
were either killed or wounded by a Domb
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
BURGLARS SHOOT EX-CHIEF
Captain AubIe of Los Angeles Prob
ably Fatally Wounded by
Aasailants,

Los ANGELES. Cal, Sept. 9.-In a
desperate shooting Array with two bur
glars. whom he met on the street at Ninth
and Grand avenue shortly before l o'clock
this morning. Captain Walter Auble OF the
city police force was shot three times and
probably fatally wounded. One OF the men.
Fred Horning, a chauffeur. was captured.
but the man who did the shooting Carl
Sutherland. a waiter, escaped. Captain
Auble was former chief Of police OF Los
An ana
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
DAY DEVOTED TO RESOURCES
National Committee Given Time on
Program at TraRNmissis-
siPpi COnEeeaa.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. s,-The mem
bers OF the national committee on the CON
servation OF resources have been given one
day at the Transmississippi Commercial
congress which meets at san Francisco
October $40. President j. b. Case Of
Abilene. Kan, today received from Wash
lngton acceptance OF the committees part
on the program and it is expected the en-
tire committee will meet in San Fran
cisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
brakeman Dies of Injuries.

MARsHALLToWH, Ia, Sept 9.-(special
Telegram. Harry Mutt OF Des Moinss
Great Western brakeman. received injuries
at Reinback last night by falling under a
train, from which he died this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10

with Sheridan county yet to be heard from.
The vote there is not expected to be of
proportions sufficient tc overcome the ma
iority, even II it is against Barton, and
the Grand Island man is likely 20 win by
a hair.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
BARToN'S LEAD SMALL MARGIN
sheridan County Only Lacking to
Complete Vote
Auditor

Additional returns on republican auditor
received Wednesday from Furnas, Boone,
Mcpherson. Deuel. and Polk counties
showed:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
THE wEATHER.

FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
Thursday
FOR NEBRASKA-Fair Thursday.
FOR 1OwA-Fair Thursday.
Temperature at Omaha vesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10

Charles T. Davis, born in Omaha so years
ago and connected with the most promi-
nent families in the city, was arrested in
connection with the Rustin shooting mys-
terry at G o'clock last evening at the home
of his brother, Fred II. Davis vice presi-
dent OF the First National bank, 62s South
Twentieth street by Chief OF Police DOna-
hue walked to the station accompanied by
his brother and the chief, was booked as a
suspicious character. taken before Police
Judge Crawford and released on a 5000
bond. signed by the brother. This morn
ing he will be charged with the killing OF
DR.. Rustin.
County Attorney English authorized this
statement I'm connection with the arrest
I'm view of the verdict of the coroner's
jury. finding that DIR. Rustin was killed by
man and recommending that the authori-
ties make a thorough investigation as to
the conduct of Charles f. Davis in con-
nection with the circumstances pertaining
to the death Of DIR. Rustin, we thought II
necessary to make the arrest and get the
matter into court as soon possible that
the investigation may proceed.
"As to the charge which will be filed
by me Thursday against Mr., Davis. I do
not know just what form will be used, but
he will be charged with killing DR., Rustin.
This must be done that he may be given
a hearing in the courts and the inyestiga-
ton made which the coroner's jury recon-
mended"
Suspected Man Cheerful.
Charles Davis had nothing particular to
say on or after his arrest Of any interest.
He appeared to be in a cheerful frame OF
MIND and took the matter quite philosoph-
ically. He spent the evening with the
family Of his brother, Fred Davis, al the
beautiful home on South Twentieth street
and chatted and joked and gave not the
least sign OF being a man arrested on sus-
piclon of taking another mans life, or one
who had repeatedly designed his own de-
struction.
my brother has nothing TO say" said
Mr. Fred Davis last night. He is here
in the home, spending the evening with the
family just his custom He Is in a
cheerful mood and that's all there is to II.
You see, in arresting him they are simply
looking from the viewpoint Of the possi-
bility Of things. OF course, we all know
what a coroner's inquest " You can't in
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
DOMESTIC.

Settlers along the north shore of Lake
Superior spend a night fighting flames
but the fires are bing overcome. Page 1
Judge Gould has appointed a special ex7
aminer for the Buck case, involving the
acts of labor leaders. Page
Illinois republicans hold a convention in
Springfield to ratify the action of the
primaries, which was presided over by
Speaker Cannon. who will begin his
eighteenth campaign for reelection TO-
day. Page q
General Funston attends a reunion of
his regiment in Topeka. Page 1
PoLITIcAL.
1t is announced that Mr.. Bryan will soon
be a guest of Judge Parker at Esopus
Page 3
Judge Taft has been invited to address
the Deep Waterways convention. Page /
ToREIGN.
Japan has none ytroubles, as is evil
denced by loan of cash to the banks by
the government Page
Strike breakers are condemned at Not
tingham by the labor congress. Page
LOCAL.
Charles Z. Davis. clerk in the First Ma
tional bank, is arrested and this morning
will be charged with the killing of DR..
L
of $4,000. furnished by his brother, Fred
H. Davis vice president of the bank, and
is at the home of the latter. Page
Fred IL. Davis tells the pathetic story
of the life of his brother, suspected of kill
ing DR. Rustin, saying for thirteen years
he has been subject to spells of mental
irresponsibility. Page
Estimates place amount raised by tag
da ycampaign for Clarkson hospital at
over $1,000. Page 3
County board decides on levy of 14.5
mills for county, an increase of 81 mills
over last year. Page
sscRT.
Orville Wright smashes all aeroplane
records by remaining in the air twenty
nine minutes and fifty-seven and four
fifths seconds. Page
Nelson knocks Cans out in the twenty
first round. Page 5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10

3-S-Omaha VS.. Des Moines-0-7.
Sioux City vs. Pueblo.
3-0-Lincoln VS.. Denver-1-2.
5-Chcago VS.. ST. Louis
11-Pittsburg VS.. Cinoinnati-1.
New York VS.. Brooklyn-3.
6-Boston VS.. Philadelphia.
detroit VS.. Chicago-6.
cleveland VS.. st. Louis-0.
9-New York VS., Philadelphia-6.
b-Washington VS.. Boston,.
6-Louisville VS. Columbus--2.
3-5-Indianapolis VS.. Toledo-1-3
6-Minneapolis vs.. Kansas City-3.
list Paul VS.. Milwaukee,.
Page 5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
nent on sprecher Article.

W. B. Rose has received copy Of the
Mercer CPa-) Dispatch and Republican,
which contains the following editorial par
agraph:
The Bryan democrats in Nebraska re-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-10
MEN OF HOO-HOO IN SESSION

A request for a jury trial is made
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Pacific coas. Trade

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s0.--Flour. family
extras. s5.4OQ6.o0; bakers, s5.40G5.65; Oregon
and Washington, si.75G5.25; shipping wheat.
81 6Oa1 62Is; milling, sl.70Q1.75; feed barley.
81 4sihQ1 471s; brewing, sl.62za1 e71s; red oats.
81 s5a2 90; white. St.65Q165; black, s2s5@30O;
middiings, ss2Q35: rolled barley, SSS .50ds4 so;
oatmeal, S4 10; oat greats, 1870; rolled oats.
$40; wheat hay, sl0Dl6; wheat and oat, 10000
i, so; wild oat s0Qll; tame oat, $100l4; all
falfa. scale: straw. 60@e0c: pink beans. So 100
4. 25; lima, 81 s5@4.S5; small white. ss .4093 55;
large white s3.2O03 AS; Oregon Burbank pota-
tees. 90c1$l.1O; Salinas Burbanks, $Lo06l 25;
MERGED sweets. s2.25@2,So; fancy onions, s., 7S@
.O0, egg plant. 6ql0c; green peppers. 5q22iso;
tomatoes, ST. OO@2.50; garlic, 4q5c.
Pouitry--Live turkeys. 15@l7c; dressed, l5@
2Oc; old roosters, AOo94SOi young, soooQI 90 ;
fryers, S. 100000; hens. $4.ooQsoo; old ducks,
81 .Oo@5 90; young $5.oO97.oo; geese, s2OO025o;
old pigeons, sf0 young, ss.O003,bo
Iseceipts-FIour 72o5; barley. 32i0; beans.
1850; potatoes. $50; bran. 5so mlddIings. $50;
hay. 200: hops, %; hides, $50; wine. 2o,soo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET
Nv Assnciatee l,rees.

BY Associatef Press
NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-The profound dull
ness of the stock market was its salient
feature today. The professionals seemed as
much indisposed TO operate on one side of
the market as on the other. The influences
which were current In the early part OF the
day we're unmistakably depressing to SEN
timent The contingent of room traders at
tempted to take advantage OF this by sell
inc stocks Prices yielded without vigor-
Gus resistance, but the supply Of stocks
coming out on the decline was scanty A
nositiop Of frmness was argued from this
and the professional, sales were therefore
covered by corresponding purchase. The
in,nrovement had little effect in prompting
active commitments owing to the desire to
.,rait The publication Of President Roose-
velt's special message to congress tomorrow
and 70 observe its effect on the general
oninion Brokers who claim to be quite
,1er Informed on the contents Of the mes
sage and abstracts circulated at the stock
cxchange protesting to give with great
particularity literal passages OF the docu-
1nent containing a strain of incentive
AGAINST some of the prominent interests IN
the CORPORATION world and against thelr
actions as we'll as a vigorous criticism ana
denunciation of the world of the stock eA-
change itself, which created considerable
sssnsation While the early weakness OF the
market due to this influence was overcome
tha continued duliness was attributed TO the
rsnressing influence OF the Same factors.
rrhe closing of two of the smaller clearing
house banks which had been unable 10
throw off the incubus IL destructful IN
Auences. although the original causes had
been eliminated, was not marked factor
IN the stock market, nor was the run pre-
cipitated on another institution for the same
reasons Tie conditions Affecting the oanks
have been clearly known and frankly dls.
cussed for some time past and the eVldeht
necuIiarity with the immediate instructions
affecting deprived them of any influences
for the disturbance of feeling over the gen
oral situation. The reports of waltihs
line Of depositors at the teller's window OF
New York clearing house bank containeu
TOO many reminders of unpleasant past
however 10 the entirely without erect
some special weakness in Delaware q Hue-
son was due to the\ movement amongst
holders of its securities to oppose the COM @
pany's plans for raising funds Ihe reuuo-
tion of the anthracite output left otnsI
rembers of the group Of coalers sensitIve
the influence of this stock Tne Weeh-
bess of the London copper market was
against any advance in stocks. The day
{reduced dealings were mostly concluoeu %
4 fore noon and the market was IN torpiu
state for the latter part Of the day
Bonds were irregular Total sales' pal
value, S37320 900. United states ponos were
unchanged on call
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Jan. s0.-The market for
evaporated apples was little more active
and steady to firm with fancy quoted at
1Ols@11c; choice 9isc prime. SH@ssc;
1906 fruit at ia 101sc.
Prunes unchanged; quotations SIC to i5c
for California fruit and from sse TO 7%a
for Oregon COS to 30s.
Apricots are very quiet, but supplies arc
small and prices firmly held with choice
quoted at 21Q 23c; extra choice. % 25cs
fancy "a 26c.
Peaches are quiet with choice quoted at
10@11hc; extra choice. 12h 413?c; fancy
13G 14c; extra fancy, 14@15c
Raisns are more or less nominal with
loose muscatels quoted at 6hc to 75ac;
seeded raisns at 63s q sc. and London lay
ers at S1.65@1,z5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. sO.-Strength was
shown in the mining market this morning all
along the list, but during the informal under
heavy selling orders. the market weakened off
little, closing at about yesterdays figures.
Rescue Consolidated in the Tonopah list was
the feature OF the morning with sales aggregat-
ing 11,500 shares at lac TO 15c. North Star was
also quite active with 1000 to its credit. In the
Goldheld issues Red Hills, Combination Frac-
tion and Kewanas led the list. The Bullfrogs
were quite active, with very little doing in the
Manhattans.
Following are the closing quotations of the
fan Francisco stock and exchange board, to-
gether with the regular call sales as reported
by L. A. Crisler q Co., 305 San Fernando
building Los Angeles. members OF Los Ange-
les-Nevada Mining Stock exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Tho Metal Market
By Associated Press

By AesocIateu FTessI
NEW YORK, Jan 3O.--The London tin
market was unchanged to IS higher with
spot closing at f124 IS and futures ut
f125 IS.
Locally the market was quiet but shade
higher at $2775@2s.00.
Copper had quite a sharp break in the
London market, spot closing at f61 2s Sd
and futures at f61 los. Locally the mar
ket was dull with lake quoted at sl3.s2 y
G1sS71s; electroIytic. $13.5o@13.75. and
casting at $1a25@1350.
lead was unchanged at f15 in the Lon
don market and al $S.70@3.75 locally
spelter was a shade lower at f1O los in
London The local market was dull at s445
The English iron market was lower with
standard foundry quoted at 46s and Cleve-
Iand warrants at ATS cd No change was
reported in the domestic market.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

. Shipments Of oranges and lemons Z
. from Los Angeles Tuesday, January
. 2a, reported by the California Fruit :
3 Growers exchange, were 20 carloads {
3 of oranges and "a carloads OF lemons. (
. Total to date there were shipped (
. 54O9 carloads, of which 0o3 we're
. lemons.
@ Last season TO date there were ship
. ped 4242 carloads, of which 5s4 were Z
. lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-31
Butter. Eggs and Cheese

BY AssOcldtlI T-Tese.
SAN FRANCISCO. jan so.-Fancy cream-
cry butter 29c; seconds, 25c; fancy dairy. &c.
New cheese. 171sG14c; eastern 171sc. YOUNG
America, 1la141kc. Ranch eggs. 2ici store. zoe:
eastern, i5c
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creanier-
mark. cases included, 2@22c: firsts. 2zikc;
primo frsts. 2s.sci extras. 25lsc. Cheese. was
s,eady, 1l9l3c.