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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Marvellous Discovery in Mathematics
Is Claimed by Convict i'm Prison

has found the exact relation OF the d.
ameter OF circle 10 Its circumference.
Since the time Of Euclid the rela tion
has been supposed so be p 3.14l6 plus
McGInnis says he knows just what the
plus" Is. II says he has discovered
the exact root Of all numbers and that
imperfect squares" Will be no more.
McGlunis is a descendant OF John Ma
pier. inventor OF logarlthms. he says
'I have known McGnnis for years"
said Professor Greenwood, superintendent
OF public schools OF Kansas City. HE
taught mathematics in college at
Wichita, Kan, also in southern Missouri
A book OF his on algebra. written, l am
told, during a former term In prison, IS
a marvellous work. But for his use OF
Intoxicating liquors. this man would be
an international authority.
"MathematiC!ans so far never have
been able to solve literal equations above
the fourth degree. McGinns says he can
work them In the tenth. European
mathematiclans say they have proved 1t
impossible to work them above the fourth
degree"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09

KANSAS CITY, August S.-Assertlng
that he has made mathematical discov-
cries which Will have sweeping lnilu-
ence on that science Michael Angelo Nc
Ginnls. serving ten years for forgery In
the Missouri pcnitentiary. has offered TO
demonstrate his discovery TO any COM
mittee OF mathematicians Governor Her
bert 5. Hadley may designate, If a par
don will be his just reward for success.
IL was learned today.
His communication was sent to the
governor through DR.. D. C. Simpson OF
Clarksburg, Mo DR.. Simpson says the
discovery made by McGinnis is the re-
duction of the general equation of the
tenth degree TO an equation OF one de-
gree lower
Among the discoveries claimed by Nc
Ginnis are.
First. that for the general solution Of
an equation containing literal CO.
efficients there also lies a general logar-
ithmic solution for It's corresponding nu-
merical equation. thus establishing a
general method for solving numerical
equations by logarithms. Second, that he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
BURIED WRONG MAN:
WANTS HER MONEY BACK

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-A woman in Los
Angeles. Mrs. M G. Donnelly. threatens
TO bring suit against the city OF New
York unless the city refunos the money
She spent in providing burial for the
body of q man which through the mistake
OF city clerk she thought was that OF
her brother. In n letter received by the
Charities department today Mrs. Donnely
that that New York must settle the DILL.
On June las! Tnha Doyle, Mrs. Don
nellys brother, VAS admitted to. the city
home and was discharged on July is. He
gnTe rs reference the name OF Mrs. Don
nelly and another sister. who lives in
Cincinnati. There was another John Doyle
in tho city home at the same time. This
John Doyle seems TO have had no friends
or relatives, and nc died July s.
Mrs, Donnelly was notified that hei
brother was dead and she sent money for
the funeral expenses. 4 little Inter she
received letter from her brother saying
that lie had recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
NOT SERIOUS 0FFENSE
TO UMPIRE PIE-EATING

, WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Pic-eatinc
rrntcA,s ARC expected 10 become popular
at rsn Navel academy 1T Annapolis.
sldSn'rnan II. @. RoeSch. who escaped
hcrn assigned Ia The nov Drcadnntgit
the Delaware. W'hcn RoescIl urnpIrcd The
ront"st. superintendent Bowen wnntoG
BIN court -nlariia!cd. Tho nnvy' depart
, nernt held ;hc Thing was too trivial for
notice. as Hocscb had merely snrr:vlscd
H., and IL was not an sttcmp: nt bOz.ng
His graduation. which WAS being hell
NJ, WAS Immediately allowed. and his as
siGnncnt 10 the biggest batticship o! the
navy followed today. Rocsch is the
crack rifle shot OF the army and navy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
EVIDENCE OF EFFORT
TO LEVY BLACKMAIL

MIDDIETOWN, Conn. Aug. S.-Ar-
rested while searching cid cannon around
the Soldiers monument OH the south
green yesterday. Andrew Fitzpatrick
ag'd CO. a blacksmith. and his son An
dew today were held on bonds for swear
Ing TO charge Of attempted blaclsnall
Three letters received hy Mrs. Clar-
encc S. Wadsworth. wife OF 4 wealthy
citizen. contained ii threat to bIow up her
noDc With dynamite II $4,000 was not
placed In tho caunon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09

Dysentery is a dangerous disease but
can be cured Chamberlain s Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
les of dysentery. 1t has never been
known to fail. 1t is equally valuable
for children and adults. and when re.
duced with water and sweetened, it is
pleasant TO take. Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

Tonic in quality and action, quick
in results. For backache, headaches
dizziness. nervousness. urinary irregu
lnritics and rheumatism. Schram-John
son Drugs. five storcs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
TRUST is BIG FACTOR
IN CUBAN SUGAR FIELD
i1ampton's Magazine Says u Owns
S1s.oco.0oo Worth Of Plan
fatiore There


NEW YORK Feb l1.-Declaring
The statement OF the American Sugar
Refining Co in its announcement 70
stockholders Al the annual meeting.
that il does not own any sugar es-
tat,s. 81 is in any way Interested in
the production OF sugar in Cuba. is
false. Hampton Magazine for March
declares that the trust absolutely con
trolls the Cuban-Amer Sugar Co..
which owns sl3 600 900 worth OF sugar
plantations in the island. II declares
that This company produces $4,000
tons OF sugar or % per cent OF the
total annually
Through it's great chain OF estates,
declares The magazine. the sugar
trust Is The most important and ex
tenslve grower Of sugar in the island
Besides the plantations now producing
Il has vast holdings OF undeyeloped
land which will enable il 10 maintain
control OF tie situation. in case
changes OF tariff relations should make
Il necessary
Sugar L. the great industry OF
etf54 brings the money employs
the people. overshadOws the whole in.
dustrial fabric Cuba prospers when
sugar prospers and is depressed when
sugar is depressed. Credits. land val
ues. employment. everything depends
on sugar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
WEST SIDE ALDERMEN TO PRESS
FOR NORTH AND SOUTH LINE
VIII Concentrate Efforts 10 Secure
Extension On Junetion-aVe. and
Thirty-fourth-st

aldermen from the extreme west
ern wards will center their EFFORTS on
= securing a new north and south cross
town. line on Junction-aye. and Thirty
( fourth-st.. connecting the Warren-aye
line win the various east and west
I lines clear TO the river
The city will have 10 lay fonndr
tons under such portions of the pro
posed line as are not in a paved
street according 10 the Interpretation
OF the Detroit railway franchise a.,
lcepted by the aldermen In the pay ca
portion II the route, which is the
greater portion, the d. l.. Il Will nave
10 assume all liability FOR foundations
( and initial paving beJNee tracks
/ CITY Engineer McCormick states that
The cost Will be IS per iineal loot rcr
I foundations and paving for double
track lines.
Public Works commissioned Haar-
/ er will be asked TO prepare al eSfi-
mate Tor the cost OF foundations and
paving for this line AS a procaution'
airy measure, he will also be asked 10
put IN estimates FOR similar work IN
connection with possible lines on Liv-
ernois and Scotten-ayes.. IN case the
ID L. k declares its willingness 10
! build them.
/ At conference. Wednesday eve
ming. between the executive commit
tee OF the West Warren Residents as
ISOLATION and Aid. Freiwsld, Walsh.
Garyey. Konkel and Gilman. II was
decided to be best at this time 10
concentrate effort 10 get lire on
Junction-aye. as a measure OF I'M
mediate relief Aid Freiwald spoke
for Mayor Breitmeyer. counselng
caution lest the ID. L K. be given
rights which would have an adverse
influence on the settlement negoUa'
tions TO begin next week.
r. l.. Post and others declared. how.
ever. that the new line would be Tar
more benefit TO the people OF the city
than 20 the n L r., and that II
should not be held up any longer. Aid
Garvey stated that the new line would
benefit 10000 workmen al once. As
II would be a three-cent line. the bene-
rt would come 10 the workingmen'
while the cost OF paving and founda-
tons will fall on the entire city.
Junction.sye is open clear 10 the
river and il is considered likely that
ferry TO Sandwich will oe put IN
operation there within few years
Ala. Walsh still believes that Inc
on Scotten-ave would be more ad-
yantageous enc
"scotten-aye. is paved through 10
WarTen-aye..' says Walsh. ne CIV
would be under no expense az all
He viii work 10 get some one line
through. however, and 10 accept June
tion-ave II the ID. L r. will put IL A
line there and not Oh Scotch.
The ID. L. r. has made public plans
by which II is appropriating 81 500 :
900 for added cars and power equip
ment in the city portion OF this
sum has already been used for the
purchase Of pay-as-you-enter cars The
order for new pay-enter cars totals
2CA. divided among three firms, and
Is of these have already been deliy-
cred The arrival or the remainder.
as fast as they can be delivered. viii
mean a better service on all the city
lines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
HOSTILE NAVY
MENACES ATHENS
Greek Army Holds City Against Mu-
tineers, Who May Attempt
To Shell Capital.

CONSTANTlNOPLE. Feb 1.-THE
Greek army, under the direction OF
Col. forbes, head OF the military
League, is still holding Athens against
the hostile navy, according To meager
advices from Athens today.
Several destroyers have had their
ammunition supply seized by the
army and are thus practically out oI
commission The bulk OF the navy.
however. is out OF reach OF the army
and there is great fear that the AK
grieved sailors may yet attempt 90
shell the Grecian ports and land an
attacking party.
Col. Zorbas is bringing into the city
all the soldiers from the provincial
garrisons and there IL little danger or
the sailors doing any damage IN
Athens. The magazines near Salamls
have been seized by the army, cutting
of large part of the naval supplies.
The exact situation is difficult 10
learn owing TO the censorship which
Is interfering even with outgoing
mails
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
LABOR LEADERS SoUABBLE.
Proposal 20 Abolish Feoerati Ions IL
brary Causes Rumpus.

That the union labor movement IN
Detroit is retrograding. and that the
principle Of unionism requires that all
else be sacrificed 10 organization was
the argument made By Harry Hummer.
feldt. Jr.. and Anthony Entenza, In tho
Detroit Federation Of Labor meeting
Wednesday nigh,. ia support OF pro.
position 10 abolish the federation II.
Lrary f. Y Seabright. chairman o..
the library committee. aud others OF
POSED this proposal. and II was laid
OF the table for week.
The gross cost OF the library ~
Sl.09S per rear. with Offsets amount
ing to S624 making the net cost s4.i
Seabright maintained that the library
helped To keep up the federation. He
admitted that sociological and sociaS
list works were not read.
Kummerfeldt and Entenza main
tanned that the money should be used
10 hire organizers. This was met BY
the charge that they might have q
personal interest in this plan OF or
ganization and there were hot words
On both sides.
The Federation ot Labor blackboard.
containing the names or unfair"
arms. was wiped clean and new
start will be made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
BLAMES LAWYERS FOR
HALF OF NATIONS CRIME
Richard r. Crane Says They are Com
PEELED To Resort To Dishonest
Methods

CHICAGO. Feb. l1.-Richard 1,
Creme has dipped his pen In yitrioI
H. attacking the Educational eyiI' a
- con6 time and this time the legal
ann medical professors bear the brunt
OF the trade In the current issue o;
the valve World. 4 trade Journal is
sued By the Crane company. Cram
biames the lawyers for half o. the ma
riuns crime. Crane says:
one half OF all the crime. degreda
ton. imposition. fraud and corruption
We find is due 10 the lawyers. This
c,ass Il men make wholesale robbery
and theft possible and have given -
these crimes the air OF respectability
tl.ey are the ones who humbug Judges
sDd juries
They stand like a stone wall be-
tween the criminals and the public
ara enable the rascals 10 keep out OF
toe pen!tentiary ~,
The oyercrowding Of the legal pro
fession Is the chief cause OF the GUS
seCness Of this line OF education. the
number or lawyers produced being so
ige that they are obliged to resorC
90 all sorts OF dishonest measures I'm
o.uef 10 make a living
THE opercrowdlng OF the medical
profession brings about conditions
quite similar 10 those described In
referring TO the lawyers"
Chicago doctors today said lhat
they would answer Cranes attqc.. tn
the next issue OF the medical journal.
"a his TRADES were of no consequence !,
ard did not demand immediate de.
MIA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
LIVE STOCK.
DETROIT.
Michigan Central stock Yards

nt.TkOII Feb ~ at IL ~ 2.
outlook steady with last weeks out
Look easy Prices ranged as follows.
Choice steers. averaging rrom 1000 TO
loo his S515nS choice handy Kill
ers ss5Ofs56 SO light 20 good butch
mon killers and fat cows. s. 90 y
Gamers cows. 81 q 20. common %
prime shipping bulls. sSa4 40 light
Butchers and heavy sausage bulls -. %
ag5O. stockers and feeders. s. - q :
uer rwt Mict Cows-Active So q -
each Veal CalVes-s4.50l 80 per cwt
Sn.@p and I~amns-ACttNe -oc Aigner
quality fair. choice lenrbs. s. 40 y 500
ignt to fair. s. q SO common 10 prime
sheer ga $50, mixed sheep and lambs
81 50G so. common killers 80 u 80
culls S-N 80 per cwt Hos y 100
higher quality common, prime medi-
urns and fat workers. s.. 20 q go, iish;
workers. and pigs $50 a : - per cwt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18


20 the Swope case when Mrs. b. G.
Hyde issued a statement expressing
confidence in her husbands innocence
and saying that Chrisman Swope used
Jordan's remedies. Jordan gave his
deposition after much protest. as he
declared his ministerings 10 the
S~opes had nothing TO do with the
case.
Jordan testified that his medicines
were harmless YARDS" He said they
We're compounded from roots and
leaves obtained in foreign countries
and In the woods near Kansas city
Jordan told of having sent 10 the
Swope home medicines prepared Ey
himself. the formula OF which no one
but himself knew.
But how could you ten whether
these herbs were poisonous or not?''
Attorney Walsh asked.
Why. that's easy" the doctor re-
piled ia chew them II they didn't
hurt me they were not poisonous.
Where did you get your herbs?"
oh. out in the woods. used 10
them for me. dandelions. sarsaparilla
and mandrakss."
This medicine, the witness testi-
fed. hal been administered 10 Mrs.
Logan .. Swope, TO Miss Margaret
Swope. 20 the late Chrisman Swope
and also 10 Thomas Swope. Jr
The herb man says he was horn in
Chile and was reared by Negro. Eli
Jordan. in Texas. There Is no record
OF his having a physicians license in
Kansas.
Six Witnesses testified at short
session OF the grand jury yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
MAI. BERSEY INSTITUTES
CHANGE IN DRILL METHODS
New Plan Expected To Increase Inter.
est Of Light Guard Members
Cooking Class To Be Formed.

A radical change in drill methods
has been introduced in the Detroit
Light Guard on the initiative OF Mai
John S. Bersey, which Is expected 10
make that battalion more valuable as
school OF military instruction. The
officers and men will, under the new
program, get varied course in mil
tary matters which will be RELIEF
from the tedious dritt methods OF tho
past. - $1,000 49,.
Instead OF having four drill nights
each week. there are bur two Co A.
drills every Monday night. while Cos
II. c and n drill on Wednesday night
AS IA matter OF fact. but one tactica
company OF three officers and 50 men
will drill each Wednesday the remain.
der OF the officers and men being de-
tailed 10 other forms or military in
& strHcton
In the past. il has been difficult 10
Tel a sufficient turnout for drill pur-
poses TO insure good results The
companies have been small and the
Tcutinc the same each week This
will be done away with. the men for
the company drill being drawn from
the members of the three companies
and the officers taking turns at drill.
A fun company is insured for drill
purposes, while the other men are
, free for other things
Two officers are detailed 10 supe--
wise target practice In the shooting
gallery. each militia man getting an
opportunity TO participate IN this prac-
tice occasionally Another officer IS
detailed 10 teach scouting. military
Map making and reading and the Sc.
curing OF military information An
other officer teaches the care and
preservation OF uniforms. rifles and
other military property. teaching the
proper cleaning aud care OF eouip-
ment and the theory Of marksmar.
ship
Another radical change To- be nut
into effect by Mai Bersey is the star
inE Of a cooking class He founi
while ia Cuba that the soldiers sur.
fered more from poor cooking than any
other peril. an the school is EXPECT.
ed 90 develop sufficient men who caa
cook on ar army range and prepare
amy rations properly 10 guard agains,
this danger In future
The battalion officers are present
each Wednesday night 20 superviso
the work The present program Is ex
pected to Increase the membership oil
The Light Guard and make IL a better
ORGANIZATION for field WORT, before the
time FOR the next army maneuverS
We shall aim TO make our work
Va varied and interesting that no one
vii wan 10 be absent any night" says
Ala; Bersey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
NEW YORK sToCk LETTER.

Reported for 1ha Times ~ Carson
Craig & co from New York Feb. -.
The opening % the stock this morn
ing was ire gular. bat early developed
a Sttong updertoHe. shorts were on
the run. especially in Union and south
err PaciIt. and their buying materially
nelgsd the advance There was also a
TAI commission mouse buying hN bet
ter feeling senerA over the Washing
ION situation The continued low money
rates make number OF the better
class dtVldenG PAYERS attractive AT
present prices Advances were general
tAroushout the list and az noon ranged
from fractions Ia better than points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
NEGRO DOCTOR TREATED
SWOPES FOR EIGHT YEARS
Herb Specialist Says He Received
$4,000 From Members OF Family
For Services

KANSAS Cl1Y, Mo. Feb. II -
Chesing Hatred Chase Jordan. a Ne
gro herb doctor, gave deposition I'm
the slander suit brought 10y Dr, h. c
Hyde against John q. Paxton. execn
tor Of the estate OF Col. Thomas w
Swope. and told how he obtained 49,
600 In eight years FOR doctoring mem
beers OF the Swope family Jordan ad
vertises himself as Minister OF medi-
cines. medical doctor and doctor oi
liver and gladstone"
Jordan's name was first brought in,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
YOUNG VICTIM OF STREET
CAR ACCIDENT IS DEAD
Willie Ross iniuries Not Thought
Serious at First. But Fracture OF
Skull Killed Him.

Willie Ross IL wears old. No 81
Chippewa-st. is dead in Red Cross
hospital rom injuries received in Il
street ca accident snd which, at first
were not though. serious.
Returning from grocery store Sa:-
urday night Willie stepped in front
OF a Michigan car at Gratiot and
Stephens-ave lie was taken 10 Rcd
Cross hospital where II was thought
he vas only bruised, but later. when
re became unconsC GUS. i was learned
he was suffering from a badly frac-
tured skull. All operation was per
formed "Wednesday. in the hope OF
saving his life. but he sank rapidly
Coroner Burgess IS Investigating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
MUST SHOW BOOKS.
Court Grants Motion Of Defense In
Harvester Case

CHARLOTTE. MiCh.. Feb. l1.-The
morton of Deputy and Holmes, defend.
ants In the action brought by the In
tcrnational Harvester Co. forcing the
company to bring its books and papers
into court 10 prove the claim that the
company is a trust within the mean.
Ing OF the Michigan statutes. has been
hgranted by the court The defense in
sists that H. is the duty OF the attor-
ncy.general TO proceed against Illegal
trusts and that debtors cannot go be
mind the trlst act until such action
has been taken.
Tn, usual request asking the court
To yacate the order Will be made by
the Harvester Co. which when denied
will transfer the entire proceedings
10 the supreme court for decision
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT Feb l7- -, Crop
sCares appear u haN- checked farm
selling OF wheat. The moEeir ent mas
decreased in AL direC lions SING. the
damage reports have been current and
demand appears 20 be s. active as ever
There IL nothing ia the situation 70
make snort selling attractive eNcept!us
the fact that May mas advanced D.
within b short time The shorts are
all covered and many Or the longs are
selling our and securing prOnts This
makes IL .ook like some reaction. and
tie balls sdm.t mat lower prices are
not unlikely AZ times. but the tone -
hrm and the prevailing, direction APP
neapolis are active BUYERS and pay good
premiums over Ma. They md no
trouble in selling all tue -four they can
produce. and there IL certainly nothing
b-aTlsh 100 the outlook asia" rom the
nisfl price There were reports Of dam
axe and also r1ntrs0tctions on Thurs
day. some observers saving recent
snow bBd improved Tie outlook W neat
made a sinai early ddVauc- and Eater
declined closing l1C lower Tor cssh
and Ha, ANT z. lower Tor July corn
ana osts moved ~ = and closed hrfn.
Wheat quotations lash SO. led,
8 21ls Aisy opened unchanged ~
sl.-Gia advanced ~ So. aud de-
advanced % $ Os and declined 10
Si.Vi Ia No. q white, tl.-3lz
Coarse grain quotstions corn Cash
80. Coo NJ yellow. ear al 5tc.
closing AZ c1c asked No. yellow
car az co..
Oats--standard car a. Joe so
white $50 ~ 70
ase--Cssh No g. s31s
B-aus-casG. tZ15. March S2e0
tloN erseed --,Prifne SPOT loo bass a.
$50 March. $40 sample 30 Daks at
g.. % Al S1s6. 10 at So prime alsik4.
$50, sample alsik@ bags at g.. at
81.
Timothy seed Prime spot 100 bags
af sIsI
Wheat receipts Thursday Mime.
ap"lis. ISIS cats compared with 800 a
year ago. buluth 81 cers. against 3Is
i WIuutprg 49, cars. against lI& cars
- Loul- 1000 hu. against 5000 bu.
/ Kansas city. 40 cars against 50
Receipts iU tte Detroit market
Thnrsdas. inc lude,b D 900 hbistof hour.
I ll csrz %. corn Fnd 7 of rye With
dra walls wtIe 2.29p Fbl. 90 Hour 1929
( bg ot wheaf. and 1913 hu OF re
, Stocks are 5Ni.9I0 bu 81 wheat 2l3.sI4
/ Cara % corn. 52.t34 ht ~ oats I.2I5 bu
+ at barley. and sG.2-s bu OF rye
Wheat n liverpool closed g. ~
and corn I'd higher
Receipt ~ wheat at primary points
Thursday 800 600 bu. year ago. $50 600
bu
TOLEDO.
| tI2j. May Ei2js July $40. Corn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-18
COPPER N1RkEr-c,..

Arll toml. 13l4 A.cad : AIIouez
1875 Bos. ELY. a.. Bos & Corbln. rs.
Butte Coal -: Cop Con -. Cal 81
Ar!z.. 20. Csnten.. 20 DAILY West. 81.
Davis DAILY, :. East Butte. -. Elm
XIV, - ELY cont. So frank aDI.
First Nat, u. CRANKY so. GirouN. -.
HancoCk ~ Isle Koyale zSIs la
SALE I;akr szr Mass -. Mo-
lssin2 l0ls Nev. Cons 23I. North
butte -. old Dom. "a Osrrola I5l.
Parrot lY@, Ounce So Raven. So
~ho ~ g. - = sup. & Pitts. ~ samoa
- -ts. superior Upper. $50 super a
Boston. GAG Tatnsrsck 72is Trinity.
L I tab Cons. 81. L. : %. 3gIa L :
4 com ~ do pref, ga. Wolverine.
ia.