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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
PRICES MOVED
TOWARD RECOVERY
Apprehension Over Relations OF
Corporations to Law Soon
Spent Its Force.
EVERYTHING TENDS UPWARD.
Active Trading In Union Pacific and
U. S. Steel Gave Strong Tone
To Market.

New York. Feb. 19-Thc quick passing
Of the effect OF the presidents New York
speech in the stock market on Monday
served TO convince speculative sentiment
that tho feeling of anxiety over the reIa-
tlons of corporations to the law had
spont Its force, as a market factor.
Prices moved towards recovery. Com
pletion OF required liquidation. casing
Of the money market. investment de-
mand. both domestic and foreign. attract
ed by lower prices and necessities OF an
uncovered short interest combined to ex-
tend upward reaction.
Duness into which the market fell at
the higher stages, of recovery. was
moderation of the normal forces OF up
ward reaction.
The opening stock market today showed
some hesitation under the influence of
lower prices for Americans in the Lon
don market. Changes hero wore mixed
and generally restricted TO small frac-
ns.-United States Rubber advanced l y
and Erie first preferred and Colorado
Fuel largo fractions.
Active trading for Union Pacific and
U. 5, Steel Impaired a strong tone to the
whole market and prices advanced ex-
cept for Reading, which mot enough stock
to keep II close to yesterdays last price.
The Trunk Line stocks followed up their
rise OF yesterday. New York Central
IvncnlnS lZzt2 and PennSylvanie 13f Is .
The market sold OFF a fraction later, Uni
ted States Steel was run up 1s to s1&
and Union Pacific touched lSSZ.
Tho market closed weak. The realizing
movement which forced Reading 2h under
last night turned prices downward. Ear
Her gains were mostly wiped out. South
ern Pacific, the Union Pacific stocks, st.
Paul, Rock Island. Atchison. st. Louis
Southwestern, Norfolk G. Western and
Erie second preferred lost / to 19s.
Laclede Gas rose g. Hooking Coal III
Bethlehem Steel preferred IL and ArNeri-
can Tobacco preferred 1.
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. o.-Cattlc-Receipts, esti
mated at 150o; market steady. Beevcs
4.0047.9o. Texas steers. 4.1595. q western
steers. 4.30q6.15, stockers and feeders
S.Zo9e.e0: cows and heifcrs, 2.3@o.S
calves. 7.2od9.25
HogtReceipts. estimated at 5000
market &C lower. Light. s.s59e.2o: mixed
9;05. good to choice heavy. 9.o6a9. 81 Y
pigs. S.10@9,15; bulk of sales. 9.D@sS0.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 1000
market steady Native, 4.50@TS; west
ern. o.0o97.2o; yearlings. 7.60@s.70
lambs, native. 7.2Sa9.26: western. 100
go
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 1s-Cattle-Receipts
30: market steady. Native steers. 5.25G
$40; cows and heifers. 3.OOa6. Is: stock,
crs and feeders. 3.7o15. %: bulls. 3.7o65 Is
calves. 100000; western steers, 475G
6.I5; western cows. 3.0o@5.5.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market &c. low.
or. Bulk. S.So@9.10; heavy 9.10R9.173s
packers and butchers. $3.50 10; light
S,l5ge.oo; pigs, 7.6od9. %.
Omaha. Feb. 9-Cattlc-Receipts, 900,
market unchanged. Native steers, 4.I5@
%. cows and helfers. 3.25a6 rs. west
ern steers, S,5o@6.oo; cows and heifers
and feeders. 3.0o95.75; calves. s.5O9sS;
bulls. stays. etc. 3.2Sd6. Is.
Hogs-Receipts. 6.Soo: market weak
and &C. lower. Heavy. S.90d9 O5; mixed
1 S5aS.90 light. S.O6se5; pigs, 7.750
$50: bulk of sales. S.SGS.a5.
Sheep-Receipts. 400: market steady.
Ycarlings, 7oo@S.oo; lambs. 10000.
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Star is now operating and getting good
results.

results.
In sinking the shaft of the Ely Val
ley Mines company at Pioche from the
300-foot level to the $50 level. Manager
Edward Thomarson declares that the
best values yet obtained are being
found and that 1t also carries out the
idea OF deep mining in the Phoebe dis
trict.
Dear R. Dow and George e. Coke
of the Golden Prince and Gold and Sill
ver Prince properties at Pioche. ar
rived in the city from Pioche yester-
day. The Golden Prince they de-
on the 500-foot level. The Gold and
Silver Prince shaft is to be sent down
to the 500-foot level at once Tho
shaft Is now at tho 20o-foot level.
"The Ray Consolidated is putting
in some excellent permanent improve
ments and everything that is being
done Is the best that skill and work.
manship can do" declares John Dern.
who has returned from a trip of In
spection to the property. "The proper
ty Will be one of the great producers
of the country and all the improve
ments are being put in with that in
view" Mr.. Dern went to the coast
with the Elks and from there went TO
Arizona and New Mexico on business.
Every mine and prospect in Beaver
county Is busy and some excellent re-
suits arc being obtained. was the word
George 3. Greenwood brought In from
Milford yesterday.
On account OF the increased office
force made necessary by the consoida-
ton of the Utah Copper and Boston
Consolidated. the Utah Copper has lust
Eacnr0n fhrao A..
Mccormick block. besides three others
that were taken over several weeks
ago
The Utah Mine at Fish Springs has
placed another car of rich ore on the
market The present car assays 1877
ounces In silver and As per cent lead.
There Is also a small amount of gold
Supt. Wishman of the Bingham
New Haven mill at Carr Fork in Bing-
ham canyon left today for New York.
He goes back on a visit to his old home.
He expects to be gone until May
D. c. Jackling, general manager of
the Utah Copper. is expected to return
from his trip to Arizona and New Mcxl-
can properties tomorrow afternoon.
f. ]. Raddatz. general manager of
the. Tintic Standard. says that the cast
drift on the 700-foot level OF the mine is
working In softer formation and he
believes that the drift is now getting
into the lime.
S. M. Levy general manager of the
Ely Consolidated. is expected to return
from Gold Circle tomorrow. He has
been In that camp looking over the
work being done on the Gold Circle
Crown.
Frank p. Schwindler. superintendent
of the Opex Consolidated. was In from
Eureka today. He reports everything
at the mine progressing nicely al
though no ore has boon found thus
far.
Reports from Phoebe are that the
Pioche DemiJohn Is getting the same
ore on the 200-foot level rs was en-
countered on the 125-foot level. This is
high grade shipping ore. 1t is also
asserted that tho ore body was broad-
cned out to five feet OF high grade
lead silver ore. The company has sew
eral carloads of high grade ore on the
dump to ship as soon as the road is
finished.
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PROVO MINE MAKES
ITS FIRST SHIPMENT
Sends Carload of High Grade Lead
Silver TO Market This Wcck-East
Tintic Development Shipper.
lsnecInl to rhc Ncws.l

Eureka. Feb. 1s.-Devclopments In
the east end OF the district have been
somewhat slow for some time on ac-
count of the weather. but as soon as
the snow breaks there Will be greater
activity there than ever before. More
than a dozen properties which nave
either been idle or working but ono
or two men viii become active shortly.
One OF the features of that section
of Tintic this week was the shipping
of the first carload of ore by the
Provo property. This is under lease
TO Del Roberts and others. under
their directions a large amount OF ue
velopmcnt work has been done ana
the men arc now about to receive
their reward The ore taken out was
secured In development work alone.
The ore was taken out OF the winzc
which has gone down 20 feet In the
orc body Off the 800 foot level. The
management intends TO follow the ore
down 10 the 400 foot level where stop
ing VIII begin.
The company now has nearly half
a car OF high grade lead ore ready for
the market and another car VIII DO
sent TO the market in week OF 10
days.
The East Tlntic Development VIII
send four cars OF ore to the market
this month. Two of the cars have
already been shipped and another
is nearly ready.
The East Tintic Development Is pre-
pairing to begin STOPPING within a few
weeks on the big body Of high grade
silver orc between the 230 and $50
foot levels. Already this company has
stoped out between $4,000 and $4,000
worth OF ore or 81 carloads, between
the 1870 foot level and the 230 foot level.
1t is also declared that there is still
ore enough in sight in this stope for
shipping for many months.
A winze Is being sunk on the ore from
tho 23e. At present II Is down lis
tance of 65 feot- 1t will be connected
up on the 800 level and stopping will
begin This will give an enormous
body of ore for the company to work
on On the 220 level this vein was fol-
lowed for 40 feet, the entire distance
averaged over six feet In width Thus
Tar the vein has proven to be better
than 65 feet In depth. AS soon as the
$50 foot level is reached chutes will DO
put in and the ore stopped out. This
should net the company a good revenue
In few months.
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINGS.
For the week ending Feb. 10. 1910:
Totals ....ss,s6727o.So $3.50, $50 o.
Increase 81. .216. s9s. rs.
WHAT ILLNESS COSTS.

FROM personal investigation of the
circumstances of AS patients out OF
ovor GOO who had typhoid in Plttsburc
during the year 1907. 1t was found that
these lost In wages nearly $4,000, and
that the extra expenses OF their illness
were about $4,000 Add TO this the cost
OF the funerals of those who died and
we havc total of S56.252.5 so for the
actual ascertainable cost in cash of a
years typhoid In Pittsburg.
Inc indirect loss to the community
w"s' OF course, very much larger and
tne committee In charge OF the compu-
tation places 1t at over $4,000, 900 for the
year. Evidently II is cheaper to CON
struct aqueducts. build dams and Law
down hlter beds than to foot the bills
LOT the consequences of failing TO do
these things.
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NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers' furnish the following. received
over their private wire this after
noon:
Butte & London. 26 asked: Cumber-
land Ely. 7@9; Giroux Consolidated.
9&@97a. Nevada Consolidated. 22%@
22%; Nevada Utah, 1%@1h: Nlplssng.
1o91oM; Newhouse. 2A@3; Tennessee
Copper 32%@33A; Utah Copper, 4a1z a
so; Davis DAILY. 3Ss@S5s: Dominion Cop
per, SOS; Ely Central, l 1-16@1%; Ely
Consolidated. %@15-l6; Furnace Creek,
4@S. Greene G. & s. COM. 1@4: Nit
chcll. 1-16@3-16; Montgomery Shoshone.
l5-16@1: Nevada Smelling. &@N; Sill
ver Queen. 2o@26; Silver Leaf. 1o@12:
King Edward. 1z@%: Fost. c.. 2S@35;
Cobalt Central. 24@2S; Mckinley Oar
ragh. s21s7; Tintic Mining, s@2; Glib
rnltar, 143; First National Copper ~
@5: Boston Con, lsls@1sA: Yukon
Gold. 41s@4 9-l6: North Butte Exten-
eion, las; Miami Copper. 23A 924; B. S.
Gas. 1s@%; Pcnna-Wyoming. lao: Ell
Rayo, 2%@2h; Ray Con. PIX @22h In
spiration Copper. Sh@ts Ray Central,
3k@3 5-16; Gala Copper. s11@Sts; Chino
Copper. 13h@13%: Braden Copper, 4ss@
~; Keystone. 5@5 Lie.
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TRADING is JIvELIER.
Stocks Hold Fairly Steady on Local
Stock Exchange.

Stock Exchange.
After nearly a week OF slow trading
the local market livened up this MORN
ing and the volume OF business was
higher than 1t has been at any morn
Ing session for week. The total num-
Der OF shares of stock disposed of was
41.622, while the amount represented by
the transactions was $15.222 30.
The trading for the week was 393 $50
shares OF stock at S11o.290. which is
about equal to one days trading during
lively times.
Colorado was steady this morning.
selling at just the same price as 1t did
before the dividend was announced last
week. Columbus Consolidated struck
the toboggan today and slid down to 81
cents, after opening at 81 cents. On
the open board II reacted and reached
S6 cents.
There was little trading in Iron Bios
som. The only trades made were 400
shares at 81 cents. buyer 30 days Sioux
Consolidated was slightly off from the
price of yesterday
Opcx was again the star performer on
the curb market this morning, and
close to 1900 shares of the stock were
disposed of The sales on the curb
were Five hundred shares of Opex at
rs cents. 100 at rs. 500 at 70. seller so
days, 800 at rs. 120 at rs, 500 at II. 100 at
n. 500 at so. 500 at 70. 100 at 70. 100 at
II, 200 at n. 20 at so; 200 shares OF
Bingham Central Standard at IS cents.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
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CONCENTRATES.

The latest shaft at the Ely Centen-
NAL is developing one of the richest
ore bodies In the district according to
Z. w. Hulse. The shaft which was
sent down at the extreme east OF tho
property Is now In q vein OF ore six
feet wide which at no place carries
less that per cent copepr and 15 ounces
in silver. with small values In lead
]. w. Walker. manager of the Neva-
da-British and the Nevada Mother
Lode properties in the Cherry Creek
district. was In tho city yesterday.
He left last night for the district
which Ia near Ely, The Nevada Brit
ish property he asserts is being worked
through the Star shaft on the Glasgow
and Western Exploration company's
ground. Recently two cars of orc
taken from an oight-foot vein nettod
the company $1,000 The property he
declares will soon be shipping car OF
high grade a week. The mill at tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
NEVADA CON. DIVIDEND.
Some Changes Expected in Directorate
OF Company.

Boston. Feb. 19.-Action on the sec
ond dividend distribution of Nevada
Consolidated Copper company Will
probably be forthcoming before the end
OF February, but no change from the
Initial payment of 37h cents a share
is looked for by those we'll Informed
There has been gossip OF an Increase
to so cents a share, but this Is believed
wholly unwarrantod.
Thero have been deposited for ex-
change into Utah Copper company
shares total of $4,000 shares OF New
ada Consolidated. a large block of
Nevada Consolidated approximately
100000 sharcs-will shortly be deposited.
That there will be changes in the Nc
vada company's directorate Mt the next
annual meeting of the stockholders, IL
not before. is foregone conclusion.
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TINTTC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following were the ore ship
ments from the Tlntic district for the
week ending Friday night; Dragon
Iron, 20 carloads: Iron Blossom, II:
Colorado. II: Sioux Consolidated, Is;
Opohongo /: Eureka, A: Gcmlnl, 4:
Grand Central. g; Eagle and Blue Bell.
4; Uncle Sam. /; East Tintic Develop
mont, /: Nav Day, 2; Chief Con-
solidated. 2; Bullion Beck. 4; Scranton.
IL; Provo. l.
The Provo property adjoining tho
East Tintic Development made its first
shipment this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
oBBYED INSTRUCTIONS.

"A southern woman leaving hor home
IN a hurry spoke hu1riedly to the mnId
about some apples baking In tho ovcn
Watch when the apples burn. Chloe, !"
she called as she was leaving the house
When she returned there was a pan
OF burned and charred apples on the
Kitchen table. but Chloe was placid and
happy,
"Them apples burned at just II
O'Clock this morning. ma'am." said
Chloe complacently. for noticed the
time particular r"-Phlladclphia Ledger.
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
MORNING SALES.

MORNING SALES.
Colorado, LOO at 81
Columbus, 100 at 81; 500 at Sc; 800
at ST. buyer 60: 2.10o at IS; 500 at s4.
East Crown Point. $500 at e.
Indian Queen. 1000 at 2%.
Int P. o. D.. 900 at 1.071s; 200 at los.
Iron Blossom. 400 at 81. buyer 80.
May Day. 500 at 81.
New York. 1000 at 1ok $500 at IL:
800 at IL. seller 60.
Ohio Copper. 100 at 412h.
Provo, 2.24s at ~.
Sioux Con-. LOO at S41s: 500 at "a
seller 60: 500 at 34
South Columbus Con. 800 at 6%; 1000
at 81.
Tlntic 1000 at 6H
Uncle Sam, 1000 at 40
Utah Con, 100 at 5; 1000 at 5i4 20O
at 51s
Victor Con, 100 at s.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. "a at so: 500 at 81
Columbus, 200 at So; 200 at S.
May Day. 1000 at 81; 1000 at s%.
buyer so.
South Columbus Con. 500 at 6h.
Swansea. 1000 at 4
Tintio Combination, 1000 at Q.
RECAPITTu,ATI
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THE WORKERS.

The other peoples business man per-
sisted In trying to extract information
from prosperous looking elderly man
next him In the Pullman smoker.
How many people work In your
officer he asked.
oh" said the elderly man. getting
up and throwing away his cigar. II
should soy. at a rough guess. about
two-thirds OF them. m."-Everybody's.
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ToDAY'S MONEY MARKET

New Yorg. Feb. 1e.-Money on col,
nominal. e"'i
Time loans. very soft and dull. en-
days, s1s per cent; 30 days, s1sG%
cent. Vo Per
Sterling exchange steady with aetna,
business in bankers bills at Is1 IoG
30 Tor 6o-day bills and at 4 az "
Bar silver. So
Mexican dollars, A.
firm. ponds,
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BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. Feb. 1S-Brndstrcet bank
clearings report for the week ending Feb.
II shows an aggregate of @.127, $4,000 as
against SS,51791S.0co last week and s2,4S4,
$4,000 in the corresponding week last year.
The following Is list of the citlcs:-
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

I: Jumbo Ext. ssGs5; Booth, 1s asked,
Blue Bull, bid; Silver Pick. 109l2.
Blue Bell. 2@3; st. Ives, 20 asked; Lone
Star, 4Gl5: Oro 697; Atlanta, 16@l7;
Great Bend, 304; Empire, 2@S; Flor
ence. els bid; Diamondneld u. B Con,
2@3; Goldflcld Daisy. 7@S; Combination
Fraction. 80 asked; Great Bend Annex.
i asked: Kewanos, 70s; CrackerJack. .
bid. F. Mohawk. 2 bid Red Hills, 5@5;
Goldfeld Con, 7.55 bid; Dlamondfield
Triangle. 1 asked: Florence Ext.
asked.
BULLFROG.
National Bank, / bid; Amethyst
bid; Bonnie Glare. 10 asked: Mayflower
Cons, 364: Montgy, Mt, 2 asked;
Tramp Cons, bid
MANHATTAN.
S. Dog. asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairvicw Eagle, 100f2; Nevada Hills.
As bid; Pittsburg Silver Peak, 70
asked; Eagles Nest. 2@4, Hailstone. 1
sales, Round Mountain, 81 bid: Raw
hide Coalition, 10 asked.
NEW YORK LISTED STOCKS
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WILL SELL TREASURY STOCK.

Boston. Feb. 19.-The Davis-DaIy
Copper company is negotiating for the
sale OF 10000 shares OF the treasury
stock. II this Is done the necessity
for levying an assessment on the out
standing shares may be obyiated. It
will probably be at figure better than
the present market price.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Fob. l9-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that tho banks hold S25. IS more than
the requirements OF the % per cent re-
servo rule. This is an Increase of 81. .50I, :
275 in the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week The statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
STOCK CERTIFICATES

stock certificates, bonds. and blank
books of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESDRET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Feb. 1o.-wool. UNCHANGED
Territory and western mediums aS5,SS
fino mediums. aV24. lno, l2I2l.
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T1NT1c CENTRAL LETS CONTRACT
Provo People Becoming Interested in
JarbrIdge.
Especial TO The News J

Provo, Feb. l9.-The Tintic Central
Mining company levied an assessment
yesterday OF u a cent share. ply-
able March rs, The shaft is now down
SEQ feet and a contract was lot for an
other so feet. or less II the showing
should make drifting desirable before
the 500 level is reached. Work Is be-
Ing rapidly prosecuted In the shnft.
w, F. Giles. Roy Barney and other
Provo people have already become In
terested In Jarbridee properties. and
when tho weather makes prospecting
and travelling in tho new district easier
and conditions for obtaining results
are more favorable. quite an exodus
OF Provo mining men to the latest
Mecca of gold hunters may be looked
for.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
coMSTOCK.
Ophir, 2l2M, bid; Mexican. 1924 a
195, Gould & Curry, s3@35: Con va.
1I2h @l!o Savage. 55Q5I. Hale & Nor
cross. 55 bid, Yellow Jacket 100 bid {.
Sierra Nevada. 71@74; Union. so bid :
Chollar, 27@29; Potosi. 20 asked; Mon.
tana Tonopah. 9o@9i; Tonopah Extcn-
sion. 75 asked. MacNamara, 27@2s,
Midway. 26@27; Tonopah Belmont. l6o
@lb5: Tonopah North Star 3 bid /:
Rescue. l32; Jim Butler 11@12
GOLDF1ELD.
sandstorm, 4 bid; Colorado Min, 6@
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The percentage of actual reserve OF the
clearing house banks today was 25.97.
Tho statement of banks and trust COM
panics of Greater New York not report
ing to tho clearing house ahoMs:
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Stock High. Low.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19

RECAPITULATIoN.
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James A. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Oxford eagle., 1910-04-14
FEARED HARM TO ROOSEVELT
Fsnatic Arrested but No weapoas Were
Fount On Him.

Porto MauriEio. l,sIy.-Th~ Italian -
ret servie~ Polies. who are guarding Miss
Carewis villa, wh~r~ thu Roo-svrlts ars
stopping. arrested an Italian nams,I Ma
zagno. who. upou the Pretext that h.
ws- carrying a litter from a correspond
mt, ensseavorr'i to fOrve has way into the
villa
Th- man was searched, but NJ weapons
we're found on him- lmmr,iiateiv wiH
runors ~ere spread in Porte Mazirzia
that the Psisoaer had followed coioa~l
RoNe- III troz Naples With no fri~u.lIy
snfrntsons-
Magaxuo explained that h~ desired to
hsse andaene~ with Roosevelt n or,ier 70
s~t a lob a. vaI-t wh~n h. h,vaua~ pr~~
al-ns again A litter writtsa IA Ene-
iish found Oa MAagHs bars oaf this
statement Th- pole- th-n wIr-l 70
Bologna To s-e~rtsin Il th- man Ia.
Policv re~orL Thy b-iisys b = -
m~ute1 or a h@rml--s crank similar 70
ihose Who annoyed Mr Ra.r-eveit 4zr-
lns hss tenaney Of th~ White Hoas.-