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The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Bert Corder has gone to Maple Grove
to work for Mr.. Roberts. the Maple
Grove merchant.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Buy II. a. X. coffee at Crandall Bros.
and get a nice dish free with every
package.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Mrs. N. H. Patterson spent Monday
at Lamar.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

WOOD WANTED AT ONuE, cut stove
length. Inquire News flee.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

WESTON, north side, is headquarters
for cold drinks. Keep his place in mind.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Try that delicious Joplin ice cream at
Ben Weston's Nothing like it. IL
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Mrs. j. r. McNahn"y returned Sat
lrday to her home at Southwest City.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

A fresh line of candies just in at
Nunnelly's. They're fine, too.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Everything in the school book
and school supply line at Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

George Seal Of BrlIevIip, Kane, is
visiting his brother. Thos. Seal, in this
city.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

LosT-Gold shirrwaist lin, bearing
initials IL. H." Return to Nkws office
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02
Sept. 9, 10 and II.

Sept. 9, 10 and II. ~
First class lunch vice at Nunnelly's.
.. LosT-Gold shirrwaist Iin, bearing
initials IL. H." Return to Nkws office
Mrs. j. r. McNahn"y returned Sat
urday to her home at Southwest City.
WOOD WANTED AT ONuE, cut stove
length. Inquire News flee.
George Seal Of B-llevlIlp, Kans.. is
visiting his brother. Thos. Seal, in this
city.
See me Cor your canned goo ds fruit,
cigars and tobacco, aud ire sb bread.
BEN " EsToN.
Miss Ethel Ward of Topeka, Kans.. is
visiting with her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs. Thos. Dodd.
Take your eggs aud tutter to Gran
dali Bros. anu get ir' sh meat and fresh
groceries. 3 Iii
q. /. Manlpy came over from Aurora
Saturday to join his wife, who WAS here
on visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Ollie Roberts.
W.etnn nnrth Aidp 10 hnn2nnarfara
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02
Personal and Local
Pitts, the IMAM, -.

Crow Mere. Co, sell Hamilton Brown
Shoes. .tg..f SO
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

See me Cor your canned goo ds fruit,
cigars and tobacco, aud ir' sb bread.
BEN " EsTUN.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Miss Ethel Ward of Topeka, Kans.. is
visiting with her grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs Thos. Dodd.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-02

Take your eggs aud tutter to Gran
groceries. 3 Iii
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
GOOD WORK DONE BY WOMEN
Positions Occupied by the Gentier Sex in Banks Have Come to Be of
 ImEortance.

Tn addition to the stere0typed duties usually performed by men in bank many women have made new positions for themselves. some as managers of Women's departments, where they ex- plain carefully and patiently the mys, tories of banking to other women, to whose minds anything that pertains 70 finance seems quite as puzz!ing as tho black arts.
 Such a woman, says the Bookkeep, CT must know thoroughly every detail of banking. for her duties will cover a wide field-fro making out check for some old lady to explaining the uses of letter of credit to party of school teachers contemplating their first trip abroad.
 Other women have taken upon themselves the work of making a per sonal canvass of the tenements foI the savings of the poor, thereby ac complaining in addition to their duties very practical sort of charity in teaching those who most need such instruction something of the difficult art of saving.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10

Ani 1t isn't always lear Of bebee considered dishonest that keeps nlea from stealing . kiss.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
s rT-vTyEExl -I.-A-AxA SMALL DOGS CLEVER SCHEME
How Tatters Solved the Problem of Escaping Punishment for
 Wandering.

A proof that animals think was given by a little skye terrier who did everything but talk. There was a fence around the lawn and he was never allowed to go out alone. Out in the spring when the ground was soft he would dig a hole under the fence and go on a little outing. says Our Dumb Animals One day he was discovered digging 1 knocked on the window and said. No, Tatters." He looked up at mo, then deliberately went around back of the house and began to make another hole. In front of his home was an open field and across that was a house where this same little dog had a fancy for calling and where he knew we objected to his going He was scolded for dis obeying. and finally given gentle cListisement
 We fattered ourselves he was con quered at last. but his fertile brain was equal to the occasion. Missing him one day We saw him going up the street. Then We went around the block till he got to the house where he stayed for half an hour, then came back home tie same way, instead ol '-''.-g q s' G:t c;;t across the I. }d as ..c haf been iH the habit of doing. and where he knew We would be sure 10 see him
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
New Missiles for Weddings.

IL is quite singular how of late years a decided objection to the an cient custom of rice and slipper throw ing after the bride and bridegroom has sprung up, so much so that seY- eral comparatively new ideas have Of late come almost universally into vogue.
 Instead of the hard rice pellets, which occasionally are thrown with too much vehemence to be pleasant, some brides go in for substituting the tiniest ladies slippers as well as horseshoes made entirely of soft silver paper These resemble sparkling shower of silver. Other brides lean to providing their friends with dre" rose or other sweet smelling leaves to be thrown after them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
DEPOSIT EGGS IN THE SEA
Manner in Which EeIs Are Bred Is Recent Discovery Made
 by Scientists.

The Straits of Messina arc channels of immense depth through which C wide tide surges, and owing probably to irregularities at the bottom there arc whirlin2 eddes which have the ef feet ol bringing up from the depths be- low many marine creatures which are rarely seen except in the deep sea travis
 It was here that the laryal form of a fresh water eel was first discovered. an incident which threw blaze of
 tight on the life history of a very mys tcrious fish.
 All kinds of theories had been given forth with regard to the propagation of the eel Some naturali5ts declared they bred in fresh water, others that they visited the estuary for spawning purposes. but thanks to the discovery off Messna and later captures of the eel in it's laryal form it is now prac-
 tically certain tnat after mature eels drop down our rivers in autumn they hie them to exceedingly deep water in ! the sea and there deposit their eggs. From the egg comes a little ribbon shaped creature, the larval form, IF due course this changes into an eel ot still smaller size. strange to say, and 1 these small eels or elyerS afterwarC ascend our rivers and there remain until they reach maturity. when they | in their turn descend to the sea ant 1 history is repeated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
Cruel Mothers.

"If there's one thing makes me more indignant than another, she was say ing ii is to see mother pinch her baby in the street car before all tn" people Does she think the child has no self-respect? I've seen some chil- drcn behave like little heroes un- der such afiliction. l saw boy of hye hold his breath instead of crying out, turn and look big-eyed to see if we were watching and stay perfectly still alterward. though l could see the place where she pinched him on his little wrist turn black and blue, It must have hurt him terribly. and still he never Whimpered. It made me half sick to have to sit and see that without saying anything
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
A blc.

Once on a time there was man who kept secret for many, many months. He went to every one ot his friends and told them of some thing great and worthy that he was going to do.
 Now" said he to each one, ''I wisl you would tell everybody you can .ar and near. that if may spread and do good" And then he went his way
 "Huh," said each one to himself, after the mans back was turned, does he think I am going to be his month piece and tell everybody what he is going to do? Am | going 10 be his press agent; guess not; I'll hett 1t to myself" and he did; and as result there was nothing said about the mans intentions until everything was done to his satisfaction.
 Moral: Blow your own horn loud enough and the rest of the band will desert you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
An Ingenious Rest Cure.

Some managers crave responsibility as child does sugar Take it away from them and their spirits drop and they lose their stamina The office manager of vigorous wholesale house was once given a months vaca- ton, supposedly to refresh his mind and get his thoughts on other lines He left a hale, hearty and vitally sturdy man. He was supposed to be basking in the sunshine of a mountain lake. taking life easy, far away from he toll and care of the greedy mart, In reality. he was eaten alive by mos quitoes. worried 10 death for fear Of business going wrong. and chafed by a dragging imratience. His very souI longed for the strife and his mser- able ennui drove him 10 aggravated liver troubles In three weeks he re turned. blanChed and haggard He was put to work loaded to the guards with responsibility, and with ten hours toll per day he fattcned like a corn-fed pig IL was better than the most ingenious rest cure ever Tn vented To this day the man dreads his enforced lay-of oyer Sunday Bookkeeper Magazine.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
Meanness to Blind Man.

A man with dark glasses over his eyes touched the conductor on the shoulder as the car neared Euclid ave nue and East Fifty-fifth street.
 Pardon me the man said, but if you're the conductor, I want to ask a favor. I'm blind. and l want you to lead me over to the curb when the car stops, if you'll be so good
 Not that l minded the little both CT of doin that for him." remarked the conductor when he got back on his car but 'tain't right to let a blinC man go around all alone like that a night trying to find his way aroune in the dark Cleveland Plain Dealer
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
Potatoes Keep We'll in Coke

Consul General Richard Buenther Of Frankfort, reports that German pub ncation, the Practical Adviser in Fruit Raising and Gardening states that a new method for keeping potatoes and preventing sprouting consists in plac- ing them on layer of coke. pr Schil- Ter of Brunswick. who has published the method. is of the opinion that the improved ventilation by means of coke is not alone responsible for the result. but believes that it is due to the oxidation of the coke, which. how ever, is a very slow one. Coke always contains sulphur. and it k very pos sible that the minute quantities of oxides of carbon and sulphur. which result from the oxidation. mixing with the air and penetrating among the po- fatces are suG'c'e't tN retard sprOut- ing. Potatoes SD tseF'et are said 10 keep in good condition until the fol- lowing July.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
Physical Impressions.

"T-hc now .accuaintance we met yes tcv17r s.r,tc,; nc rorc!N'y on the ia Stant."
 "ioure lucky. lie struck me for. ctbly on the back"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
GREENBRIER.

Jim Love and Sam McCaul were in Conway last Saturday.
 G. w. Langley and Smith Dempsey left last Wednesday for Conway and other counties northwest with pat ent process for tanning hides.
 Crop gathering in this part of Ar kansas is done for this season. Cotton is all picked and ginned.
 Jesse Moore, who has been working for l.. F.. Jordan for the past month,
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
=. ,...s@fEIE1. COMMON ERRORS ABOUT BIRDS
Goose Is a Most Saeacious Creature, and the Dove Has Royal
 Fighting Qualities.

Some Of the common sayings con corning bairds are stuPidly wrong, You stupid goose" is an expression constantly heard; yet the goose, whether wild or tame. is most sa- gacious Wild geese, for instance, never feed without throwing out scouts or sentries. !. G. MiilalS de- scribcs how he saw a flock CT gH"S" feeding with sentrics ont. and ho", after a time. one of the sentrief went LID to bird that was feeding, ana gave it a gentle pick on the back me latter thereupon left its grazing and went off to take up guard, while the Try took it's turn to feed
 Gentle as dove.' is such com mon proverb that the dove has b. come the emblem of peace. QWte mistake. for all the dove and pigeon tribe are great fighters, and in the breeding season the cock birds in- dulgc in battles royal. The foolish -rciudice against all birds of prey includes that pretty little hawk the kestrel. Now. if the kestrel were known as the mouse falcon, it is pos sible that keepers would not invarl- ably shoot it on sight. The kc5."cl '...-- !=~ts't oa is:re and wi-,-W2~,''-
 l. r,.zr t~..ee 1t of ki.-, .a.., rir~>s. Ta 2 "2', preserving district in southern Scotland kestrels were eXterminated few years ago. What was the result? Over ,ract of country of l.200 square miles field mice increased in such myriads hat the grazing was absolutely ruined. One sheep farmer lost sS.000 in one year
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
,Rastus and His Money

Bank President tto kastus, em- ployed about the house. l- Why don't you put your money in our bank, 'Ras- tus. where it will draw interest?
 'Rastus-Not much. sah, Dat bank only worl:in six c>r,s tav and only five days ~ T ' "hsr Nh puts niah ,-onel any p''cN Il ha somewhere dat ilil pc workin' all dc time, sah.-Judge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
to Damascus Sunday.

returned to Damascus Sunday.
 Married at her residence at Old Linder, on last Thursday at ? p. m, Mrs. Emma Kirby to E. D. Milan, Rev. C. H. Cheek officiating.
 There will be Thanksgiving services lat the churches at Greenbrier on Thanksgiving day.
 Sydney N. Woodrome has been ap- pointed sub rural carrier on Route No. l, under Wilkie M. Owen, carrier, vice H. G. Perry, resigned.
 November 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-10
A Matter of Time.

A Toledo lawyer was recently re- tained to defend an individual charged with housebreaking and lar ceny The accused requested that his lawyer outline his plan of defense This being done, the prisoner evinced much disgust.
 "Iow long is it goin' to take to get through with this case?" he growled
 The lawyer smiled politely. ''l think" said he. that it will take me about two weeks. but I'm afraid it. going to take you about four years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Thursdsy July o.
stmr Alcatraz. Ellesen, ca hours from Redondo
stmr Grays Harbor. Anfndsen. as hours from
stmr NJ F Plant. Burtis, 80 hours from
stmr Santa Barbara. zaddart. A hours from
San Pedro
stmr Yellowstone Reiner. 45 hours from san
Pedro.
stmr J. ]. Loggie. johnson. 20 hours from
Eureka.
stmr Ravani. Nelson. "a hours from Eureka.
Stmr Whittier. Seapan, Is hours from Port
San Luis. Up river direct
Stmr City OF Panama. Kit. Il days and -
12 hours.
stmr Fulton, Moloney, 1e hours from slendO-
elmo.
stmr Johan Peulson. Nilsson. 81 hours from
stmT BandOn. Ewart, q hours from oOquine
river, bound south. Put in for fuel.
stmr Isqua. Sells. q hours from Eureka.
Stmr Pomo. Lilleland, II hours from Fort
Bragg, via Point Arena IL hours.
Stmr Roanoke Dunham, 80 hours from San
Pedro.
stmr National City. Higgins, IA hours from
Fort Bragg
schr Santiago Mcdonald. 1s hours from Mon
terry. in tow of tug Navigator.
CLEARED
stmr City OF Topeka Hail. Eureka; Pacific
Coast steamship company
SAILED
Thursday. July D.
Stmr Elizabeth Olsen Bandon
Stmr San Pedro, Bendixsen, Eureka.
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego. etc.
Stmr Del Norte, Sanford, Crescent City.
Stmr j. Msrhoffer. Finkel. Astoria.
Stmr George Loomis. Spencer, Redondo beach.
Stmr Brooklyn. Hendrickson, Albion.
Stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart, Grays Harbor
Stmr Samoa, Madsen, Caspar.
stmr Temple F. Dorr. Panzer. Eureka.
Schr Henry Wilson, Nelson, Grays Harbor.
Power schr Washealore, Peterson, Siuslaw
river
stmr Bandon. Ewart. San Pedro.
Stmr Mongolia Morton, Honolulu, Yokohama
and Hongkong.
stmr Roanoke. Dunham, Eureka. Astoria and
Portland
stmr Yellowstone. Reiner. Grays Harbor
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LoBoS. July %, 10 p. m.-Weather
haEy, wind northwest; velocity 8 miles
PASSED AT SEA
BY stmr Yellowstone-July 81 OF Point Ar
glellO, tug Sea Rover, with log raft in tow,
from Astoria, for San Diego
BY UNITED WIRELESS
Stmr Buckman. July u, 1890 p NJ. OF
Bunts reef, hence July 20 for Seattle.
Stmr Admiral Sampson. July 21 $50 .. m.
of Point Sur. hence July ". for San Pedro;
weather hazy: moderate sea; all well
head. hence July 90 FOR Astoria; moderate west
erly swell; barometer 1920
Stmr Colonel f. Drake, July 21, p. m, 10
miles north OF Heceta head. from Seattle, for
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT L0BoS. July %, a. m--Veather
thick. wind southwest; velocity miles.
POINT REYES, July %. 9 a. m.-Weather
FARALLoNEs. July %. . a. m.-weather
cloudy. wind northwest velocity 80 miles
TAT0OSH. July % a. m.-Weather cloudy.
wind northwest; velocity miles.
DOMESTIC PORTS
WESTPORT-Passed outward July %. 4
p. m.-stmr Norwood. for San Pedro; $40
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23

The following maximum and mininmm tenn
persIures reported from eastern stations for
previous day:
Chicago. sS-74; New York. so-Ge; Omaha,
92-62.
SYNOPSIS
The Texas storm extends the northern
states of Mexico and is causing thunder storms
throughout Arizona
Warm weather continues in the interior Of
California and also in Oregon and Washington
Afternoon temperatures in the great valley of
California range from 30 70 100 degrees.
The relative humidity Red BluR 20
per cent. and the same ST Fresno.
high southeast wind is blowing at Yuma.
FORECAST
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight,
July %:
For San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Friday,
with fog in the morning: brisk west wind.
For Santa Clara valIey-Far Friday; brfsk
north wind fog In morning.
For Sacramento valley-Fair, cooler Friday;
fresh south wind.
For San Joaquin vailey-Far Friday, con-
tiHued warm; moderate north wind.
For Los Angeles and vlcinity-Cloudy Friday;
light west wind changing to south; showers
in mountains.
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Local Brevities

WANTED IN GRDLEY-Frsnk Harvey wss
arrested yesterday morning by Defective Gal
lsgher. lie IS wanted IN Gridley. CAL on a
charge ~ burglary
BUTCHER II BANKRUPT coURT-Creditors
~ Edmund Wunseh. butcher doing business
Un6er the firm name of the B0nton market and
Albert y. Ransr. local plasterer. fled peti-
lions in bankruptcy Yesterday.
LIQUOR LAW vIoLATED-Edwsrd Murphr.
5o0 SbofweI street; John Biasotti. 250T Bryant
street, Antouio Cuneo. GA Twenfy-niuth street
and lorenzo Brsnscoti. Folsom street were each
fined 500 yesterday for selling liquor without
2 license
WILL LECTURE or IRELAND-An illus
tr2fef lecture on Ireland viii be given IN
Christian Science hall. corner Of Sacramento
aud Scott streets tonight under the auspices
= the California camera club. The lecturer
49, he Rev J " I-undy.
REFUSES TO PROSECUTE Annie ssr-
renr, 1876 ocean houlerErf appeared in Police
Judge Ccniau's c0urt yesterday and said that
she would not prosecute the case Of David
BrachteuberE and Harry BRAKEMAN. owners of
renoTstory ~ lT3f Haight street. charged
with sesaultlng her July a.
STRUCK BY DRUNKEN MAN-siiss Mar.
Earet Glssspool was getting On e car at Third
and Market streets yesterday afternoon while
James B. Nyman. 8 barber was leaving the
ear Wvman was under the Influence of Honor
and. without any prOyocstiol. struck Miss Glass
pool vicious blow In the face. he was ar
rested BY Policeman Jordan on a charge ef
battery
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. July 22.-on her first voyage
in the service OF the Portland and Asatic
steamship company the steamship Henrik Ibsen
Captain StranowitZ entered at the custom
house today with a fair sized cargo Of oriental
products. Duties which will be collected by
the Portland office will amount TO about $35, 900.
The larger part of aais Will fall on the gunnies.
OF the latter there ,713 bales.
With 1.7I5, T16 feet of lumber. valued at S1S.-
So, the German ship SchwarZenbek cleared to-
day for South Africa.
Reinspection has been ordered of all steam
With the barge Nehalem in tow the tug
George r. Vosburg will leave down tomorrow
morning.
Steamship state OF California will sail for
San Francisco Saturday morning.
Steam schooner Daisy is due to arrive to-
morrow morning from San Francisco
SAN PEDRO, July 22-The steamer Gov
ernor arrived from San Diego, took freight and
passengers and cleared for Seattle via San
Francisco.
The steamer Centralia cleared tonight for
Grays Harbor. taking freight and passengers
for San Francisco
The steamer Aureia arrived from San Diego
with shingles.
The steamer Fair Oaks arrived today from
Aberdeen with lumber.
The steamer Admiral Sampson arrived from
Seattle via San Francisco.
The steamer Farhsyen cleared for Tacoma
via San Francisco. with plaster.
The steamer Katherine cleared for Eureka.
SEATTLE, July 22.-Arrived: Steamer st.
CroIx from Nome and St Michael. via Cor
doys and way ports; steamer Carlos, from San
Francisco: steam schooner Shasta. from San
sailed steamer Carlos. for Port Ludlow
steamer Shasta for Bellingham steamer Texan.
for Tacoma: steamer Argyle. for Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23

on Puget sound by collision with the steamer
Iroquois has arrived at Winsow for repairs
MISSION BOAT FOUNDERS
VANCOUVER. B. C.. July 22-The Metho-
dist mission boat tidal struck a rock early yes
ferday morning the entrance 10 Portland
canal and foundered short time later IN lou
feet Of water.
Captain Oliver. her master, and Rev Mr.
Webber. the only persons aboard at the time
OF the accident. escaped in a rowboat.
The TIDAL her way south from stewart
City. on Portland canal 10 Prince Rupert.
TUG AND ITS TOW OVERDUE
SAN DIEGO. July 22.-The nonsrrival Of the
tug Sea Rover. towing raft Of 4O0O.OOo 1eet
of lumber is causing some concern The Sea
Rover with the raft. left Astoria July !. TWO
days ahead Of the tug Hercules, which arrived
here last Tuesday with the FIRST raft OF the
season. The Sea Rover has not been sighted
since leaving Astoria. and il is thought that
the tug and raft have been carried far out 10
sea by storm
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
ancisco: steamel

steamer Watson. for San Francisco; steamer
Senator. for Nome
The famous old collier Zafiro. that Admiral
Dewey bought just before the battle OF Manila
and which was sold at auction recently hy the
United States government. is being fitted
passenger steamer and will ply between Seattle,
Vancouver and Prince Rupert During all its
adventures it remained under British register
The schooner EndeavUr. which down
yesterday of MarrowstOne point by the steamer
Iroquois. has been towed to Winslow for re-
pairs, which will cost 81 600. The Endeavor
10 Honolulu.
TACOMA. July 22.-The steamer Northwest
ern left port this morning after loading ship
ment Of cement for Alaska. 1t will leave from
Seattle for the north.
The steamer Delhi left port today for Seattle,
after discharging ore at the smelter.
The steamer Elihu Thomson will leave tonight
for Nome and ST Michael with a full cargo OF
| frozen meats
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-23
Liner Mongolia Carries Fortune In Gold Bricks

1871 lbs sugar -. 900 lbs lard. $3.50 gals
and % cs wine, 29.000 lbs bran, sis lbs beans.
80 lbs lentils, 1e5 lbs butter, 15T cs salmon.
595 lbs cocoa IA cs canned goods. .250 lbs and
bxs dried fruit. 941 lbs spices. 10 bdls brooms.
200 cs dynamite, cs blasting caps, "a pkgs
paints. 6S2 cs and drums OIL, 500 cs kerosene.
cs gasoline. 10 cs turpentine. 16 cs and
hbls tar bbls pitch. $50 bbis cement, 81 coils
rope. pkgs dry goods. $50 lbs grease, ass
lbs rosin. Is bales oakum. 49, 500 lbs pig iron,
645 lbs sheet lead so cs zinc, 1000 brick,
81. 500 # lumber, 500 lbs seeds, u pkgs ma
chinery.
To Argentina-s.25 $50 lbs dried fruit. 1ol pkgs
paper.
To Great Britain-I5.o4S es canned goods.
2d272 ctls barley 292 lbs zinc ashes, l224 973
lbs tallow.
To France-124 200 lbs taliow, cs canned
goods.