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The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
FIFTY" PLANNING
THREE-CENT FARES
To Secure Cheap Rides, City May Be
Asked To Drop All Taxation
Against the D. U R.

The committee OF fifty will meet
next Monday evening in the common
lcounci hamher AZ that time the
laetlemeu, plan nov being drawn up
lby Clyde Webster. Or. j. H. Car
stems AMI raul 4 Reuaud Will be pre-
scented
The fare provisions OF that plan
cannot he absolutely fixed until tho
Bancroft appraisal is passed upon.
Taking thar report as basis, how
ever. the Webster committee is hope
lm on presenting plan which will
Icau for an eight-fura-quarter fare at
Tan hours While the cleveland ami
Z lhlcaEo plans have been discussed,
lthe local committee viii not recon-
/ meut p.offsharirg proposition.
The new plan viii provide that. II
here Dee surplus OF earnings over 8
/ per cent IN any wear 10 shall go 10 a
fund which shall be used 10 reduce
sares. When this fund reaches Ger
/ lain point the fares will De due 10
lnrop notch. sliding scale being
/ provided y The agreement
To secure a low fare, the commit.
tee viii propose that the city drop all
taxation ot the company, u necessair.
thus giving aay tensht possible 10 the
people Who ride on he cars Whether
Oh extra barge shan be allowed on
transfers IS sin undetermined
One OF ne great problems 10 be Met
j. that OF unity the present five
cent and three-cent systems This will
IL one object 10 be attained To make
Il q success. the committee must pro-
vide a rate Of fare as low as that now
IA force on the three-cent lines.
An honorary commission instead OF
a single commissioner 10 administer
the new franchise On behalf OF the
city win ne recommended by the com.
mlttee. X Is reasoned that people viii
have more confidence in an honorary
commission OF Eve members in mat.
ters OF policy than would BE- the case
WITH a single commits sioner. The com.
mission would have 10 hire a manager.
accountant and secretary. with subori
mates. 70 do the actual work Of super.
Vision OF the street railways. how
ever
In cases OF differences between the
company and its employees over wages,
the comm Ssion would represent the
people wao ride. and IL is hoped that
this would tend toward arbitration OF
differences and avoidance OF strikes
Public sentiment would support Tie
position aiken by municipal commits
son in such matter. even IL IL We're
adverse 10 the employees.
While The Bancroft report is not yet
out of the printers hands. il is ex.
pected w,tnin a day or two a formal
demand was made on behalf OF the
/ committee Of nifty. Thursday, that the
work be expedited
! General Manager Frank W Brooks
1 or the D. l. L.. expects TO tell the
aldermen. FRIDAY Just what the De-
troir United Railway will DO this year
with regard 20 extensions He has sig
lni1ed his intention OF being presen.
at the franchise committees meeting
81 which the extensions will be dis.
Icussed
The greatest pressure is now being
brought in behalf of line on Junction.
ave. or Scooter i've. and the d. L. X.
is expected 20 agree 10 build this Bur
what other lines Will be built cannC.
be told until the d. [. X. management
IL ready 10 sneak
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
Trainmen Reieet orer

BALTIMORE. Nd. March By a
vote OF 900 10 1877, the trainmen and
conductors OF the Baltimore a Ohio
railroad. rejected the companys ones
OF a counter proposition 10 settle their
wage demands All negotiations have
been broken on s strike Is now be.
licved iuetitabls.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
ssked Foreman Shaw. Il couldn't tel
60 save me
When informed that II was March
,. he remarked Well. We have been
smut up Tor whole month and one
Jay"
When 'he verdict was brought q
Dr Frtlh was practically alone In tue
CouurCom save for his attorneys IFS
brother Wallace. had gone 20 lunch
end received his first intimetion u
the outcome from the newspaper OK
tIas Then he hustled up 90 court on
the run 10 extend VIVA comfort ~
could Fritch's aged father has not
been present at any time during the
trial. IL was noted. too. that his wife
was absent, and no reference 20 his
family was made by Attorney Lodge I'm
his closing argument
Shortly after being taken 20 tho
| Jail Fritch telephoned the yerdicf 20
4 hts wife. but told her not 10 come
down.
I'm not the man to create a scene.
he said.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
II NEVER FELT BETTER IN MY
LIFE" SAYS ROOSEVELT
Apprehension That He Might have
Contracted Disease is Declared
Croundless by Former President.

MONGALLA. Soudan, March g.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt made an
unexpected departure from his plans
today and set out for Lake No TO the
north for final elephant hunt ker'
init Roosevelt accompanied him and 2
large number OF native runners ana
porters were hastily pressed into ser
vice.
This will be the colonels last oppor-
Unity 10 hunt elephants, and he con
fessed his inability 20 withstand the
lure. From Lake No the party Will
nroceed direct to Khartoum, probably
arriving there March Il, instead of
March is. as originally intended.
The colonel learned today OF the
death at Gondokoro OF his friend DR..
Prosch, who fell a victim to African
fever. Or Prosch had dined win
Col. Roosevelt the day before his
death and the colonel was greatly
shocked TO learn of his sudden dennis"
When told that there was alarm
among his friends in America for fear
that he TOO might have contracted the
disease. Col Roosevelt declared the
apprehension groundless.
ANYONE who comes 20 Africa comes
i'm contact with the disease, he said
hut as IL H. not contagious, there Is
no danger In mere contact. II ! had
the germs OF the disease IN my sys-
TEN. | am told I would know II.
never have felt better or stronger
and have both my own and Or.
Mearns opinion that am not IN dan
ger ~ the fever"
Practically the entire population oil
Mongolia turned ont today 20 bid Nj.
Roost farewell A native band Ell
nvened the scene and the presence oil
All the government officials lent dig
uity 90 the occasion.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
posroN COPPER LETTER

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone & Co, March 8 The copper
share market opened with increased
activity with principal dealings In L.
: Smelling issues Lake ana North
Butte Lake extended its advance 10
7si7. a gain OF IA. North Butte got
as high az @s7s on large buying The
T. : smelling issues have been more
active than for some time past, with
large fractional gains Other features
of strength have been Ray CONS SUI
perior copper and La sale Tamarack
and Centennial have been exceptions
10 the general tendency losing y
points on small transactions. Trading
a. a whole mas been on broader
scale than for some time past, and the
list IS showing strong Indettons.
other departments % TIE market are
also showing increased dealings and
most issues are quoted fractionally
higher
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
SUPT. MORROW
IS EXONERATED
Local Committee and Head of Ma.
tiOnal Antl-Saloon Organization In.
vestigate Colonization Charges.
SAYS SALOONS WILL BE
WIPED OUT IN 10 YEARS

AT the present rate OF sa-
loon suppression. IL would take
MS 10 years To drive the saloon
out of the United States" de-
clared DIR. Purley 4. Baker,
national superintendent OF the
Anti-Saloon League. We have
been putting saloons out OF
business az the rate OF 30 a
day the past year That is "a
pretty high rate.
When II comes 10 the Glib
rallars of the liquor trade, Il
may take us more than 10
years
The West and South will do
away with their saloons with
In few years. however. Mich
igan. Indiana and Ohio are "A
trio or states which are vieing
with one another Ia the good
work.
The progress being made in
Michigan is .ery satisfactory.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

Reported foT IT,. Times ht Cars son
craig g. 60 from Chicago March
Matat. here sH~ o. DputirafIls -
hfaftsH .onditlous in VIE whole Efflu
trade thIr morning wheat. com 4fl
.oats going lower Weak cables larger
unirt vest receipts nearly Haif uIiifou
bushels iucr.ase IN Minneapolis stprks
f0r ff. dtfs. 20 much larger Argentine
.sh.pmeuts and talk of lherM rpgr-
.rhases 90 Nebraska grain 10 come 90
Chtcago. wore the bDarish features
Nueu Ipug wheat came onf from al'
uIarters IIlv Lad break ~ ono cent
from close ycsterdar 200 g 0his whom
The selling seemed go hc orerdune and
tho market has had moderate rnliv -
little better than g n6 Ma price
sticks around &ifs fcW points IN
the southwest continues 10 claim ex-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
link MUM ON "UNDEsIRABLEs "
Won't Give Out LIST Of Saloons Under
Police Ban.

While Police Commissioner Croul
has given a list OF the undesirable
saloons IN the city 10 Aid. II r. Zink.
chairman ~ me council liquor regula-
uon committee thai list will not be
made public until after the committee
mas determined ON the men 10 whom
licenses Viii be granted this year
I'll We ere 10 gu ont these names
low the men Croul las named would
be after the members OF this commit
tee and bother the lives out OF us from
now until April To- says link.
The saloons named are those in
which the police have found disorder
or which have dehCd the closing Or.
ders. As the committee will have 10
throw out a large number OF the an.
licatiOns presented for licenses the
undesirable saloons will be dropped
first OF all
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
DROPS 40 FEET
AND MAY DIE
julius Ewart Falls From Roof OF
Freight Depot-Dootors Have No
Hope for Recovery.

FLINT. Mich, March tSpecial)
-Dropping forty feet from the roof o.
the Pere Marquette freigh depot III
the Buick factory district lullus
Ewart. - years Old, fractured his skuh
this morning
Ewart is married and came 10 Fun,
Cnly a few weeks ago from ScheWains,
Mich He was taken 20 Hurley hos
pitai. and the doctors there hold out
no hope for his recovery
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
U. s. GOVT BONDS.
PRODUCE.

The market as a whole. was very
quiet this morning and prices showed
but Few changes Poultry seems IN
clined - slump IN little Receipts
are not large bat the quality ~ poor
and the demand - small ana critical
kutter - nrn and looks like another
advance on Monday Eggs un-
settled tis price shifting either wav
according 10 the receipts Dressed
calves are easier I'm tone. and potatoes
and rabbits are dun and weak. sugar
lryces were advanced another ten cents
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
>Ew YORK PRODUCE.

NEW lOKk. March 3-POrk Strong.
Lard strong middle west spot. Sl3 : 3
rfI2q5 sugar. Raw firm. refined.
firm. Cofro, Elo 40 on the spot.
X5,Ts-.c Tallow: Firm city, &c.
country. -. 17i,c DR. ssed poultry:
Firm Live poultry Easier. 'heese
Firm. Guiot. fun cream specials. ia
1iNc. Skins, specials lii2c. fun
skims . n &C..
Conee options opened unchanged.
BIttcr-Firm. receipts 3906; cream
aTv. extra. 3eisc. state dairy. tubs. 3
a5ic. Imitation creamery frsts, - 2
Csc Eggs-Firm receipts I'LL ):
nearby white fancy, 2iH25c. nearby
mixed. fancy. 20i2 n Il iac, fresh firsts.
90 n 22r.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

The resignation OF Supt. George w
Morrow OF the Michigan Anti Saloon
league, will not be accepted.
In me conference held in TIE
league headquarters. Thursday morn
ing, at which National Supt. Purley
\. Baker. Supt Morrow the Rev {.
j. Tannar and the Rev J. c. Pinker-
ton, were present Supt Morrow was
completely eXonerated with regard Ia
the Jackson county colonization
charges. He will. therefore. continue
/ IN active charge OF the anti saloon
work in Michigan. and the men who
are al the head OF the movement be-
lieve that the result OF the charges
VIII be 10 strengthen the league in the
state rather than otherwise
/ There was entire agreement among
| the members OF the Michigan Anti
Saloon league executive committee
az &c the action taken. J. L. HUI
son was not present but had expressed
his views previously in talk with
the Revs. Tannar and Pinkerton. ne
! Rev. f. Z. Day. ofAlbion, Was unable
20 be present but sent "A letter Narll-
/ ly indorsng Supt Morrow
! AZ the conclusion Of the inquiry pr.
baker gave out tie following state
trent
| have today met with Rev c.
| J. rannaf and Rev. j. {. Pinker-
ION. OF the Headquarters commit
tee OF the Michigan Anti Saloon
league. Dr. F. l. Day being de-
tanned by a funeral. talked with
him over the phone j. l.. Hud-
son was also absent in the east
but before going made his wishes
| known to the members of the
| committee that could be present.
After careful and full in
vtstigation. the National Anti
! Saloon league concurs in every
particular In the findings OF the
state headquarters committee
with reference To the letter writ
ten by MI Morrow 10 one l.. j.
Brewer. n detective. Neither the
I State nor National league Is viii
ling To accept Mr. Morrows resig-
nation. The CORES pondence from
+ the Jackson county committee,
/ leading Up TO the writing OF the
letter. with the report made 10
Superintendent Morrow by the
detective when he had completed
the work he had been employed
TO do for the Jackson County
/ Committee. Is conclusive evidence
that superintendent Morrow had
no thought OF colonizing dry vot-
| ers when he wrote the letter.
The letter was dictated into "A
graphophone, transcribed and sent
J OUT without being read by Mr..
! Morrow. In the light OF all the
| evidence before the committee,
| there can be no doubt that there
were omissions in the letter
which may or may not have been
/ dictated 10 the machine, that
gave to it an entirely different
meaning from that intended by
! Superintendent Morrow.
II is quite remarkable that
detective Brewer does not pro-
duce any witnesses to prove that
! he had himself approached any
one TO carry out the instruction
/ of Superintendent Morrow's letter
as nc row CONSTITUTES II. II cannot
be that ne had conscientious
scrnpes against doing that sort
/ OF work for in that event he
would hardly have held the let
ter for year before disposing OF
| n Not only does he not OFFER
any Witnesses. but maintains
very discreet silence himself.
Had | known before coming
here that this man was once az
ISOLATED with one Charles II.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
GREAT AUTO RACE.
OIdfeld and De Palma Agree To Ra3e
IN Florida.

NEW YORK, March 3-Only tho
approval Of the Florida East Coast
Automobile association now stands ne.
tween Barney Oldfeld and Ralph De
Palma for a speed contest on the fast
csj automobile course in the world
with the two fastest automobiles in
ne universe
Oldheld's acceptance OF the chal.
lengc for a race OF Daytona Beach.
Fla. subject TO the approval OF the as.
sociation. has been received The TWO
big cars. Fiat ana Benz. which are -
be used IA the gacc. are each able 70
cover two miles minute. and over
the perfect course G. DaytOna Beach,
all worlds records for the distance
are expected 70 lie broken.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
bid
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson,
Craig & Co. from New York March 3,
4 belief prevailing in Wall-st circles
that on account OF the illness Of Jus
tico Moody tho supreme court decisions
In the Tobacco and standard OIL cases
Will not b- handed down before the &C
tober meeting WIS partial cause Of
renewed strength shown by the stock
market during tie morning session.
whore advances Of round fractions 70
better taan a point were scored by the
general active list. ON the advance the
market grew dull but at noon was
holding well with only fractional re-
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
These Poor Athletes!

Mordecai Brown stipend for the
next two years viii be something
like $4,000 per year
Mere bagatele.
Compared with salaries paid some
other public entertainers, ball play.
ers are very poorly reCOmpensed
Harry Lauder viii clean mp not less
than $4,000 on his present tour.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
r,tI1>cO PRODUCE.

CTTTAf1I MaTCN = TITtNf--' -FeHTII-
ery. extras. Sic. nrsts 2Sc. dairy. OK
tras. &c. frsts 95c EGGS Prime
hrsts. 2lc: hrsts, zoe. Cheesee--Iw wins 5,
Americas. 1874 Q16a4c; market steady
Live poultry Turkey. 17c. fowls. y
q l5c spring chickens, Y q loo
ducks, i5is n ~ iac. geese. ii n l3c
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
Pays For Suit He Ruined.

Charles Lumsden, salOOnkeeper.
charged with slash,ng the s35 suit Of
Bessie Toncray-B eachey- Burke, during
the time that she resided at Lums-
ders home and acted as a sort or
temporary bartender. was found gull
~. by Justice stein. Thursday morn
ing He paid Miss Toncray s35 tor
the ruined suit. and vas released on
suspended sentence.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

Apple. Fancy tsu2-5: common.
g. 30 Il $50 ler bib western box apples,
S. 20 q $50 per box
Bansnn---fioUd shipping stock 81 80
a. . 20. according 90 quality
Beans-Dried Lima. Slat per ia.
celery - ~ uu,e- grown. sou SOC doZ
california ti15 Pc crate.
tuulinover - O. if0ruia, y % per
duz So 90 per crate
tabbnsr-Sl ga per Dbl.
Ghes.c-Mtchizau fat. lat" made 10
415IsT gsI made 1ftr X f-a y o.'t
state. isiSc I.imburger. Wisconsin,
TSrs York state ttr, 'gsrnIaH rr'apt,
brick INis 1tIqc. SchweitZcr. domestic
lock- zoe. domestic loaf, % u 25c. i'm
ported. q y SOC per u:
Dpt~s--Persian. 5aB, Far9s 90 nc
per lh
dressed CnI,c~-Fancy, lcnl2izc
common i0Uilc per To.
FtH--fmportsd now. lld lfc per 10
California. ssc Yer box
TinnnD uaddIe-ll u &c per IN.
Fresh NeEetabI~s-Cgcg mhers, ho'-
house, tl.55g2 per dOz, lettuce. hot
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
BUTTER AND EGGS.


Butter Creameries. extras, 3lc'
6rsrs 3Oc: dairy butter. 2ei2c, pack
ing stock. lac per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included 2Oi2c per doz Receipts on
Thursday t96 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

Biu: Why 50 sad, old man?
Jim: Somebody promised to lend
me a fve-spot today, and I've forgot
ten who ~ was ~ II
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. March l-WNcat was
steady to &C. lower at opening selling
OF further pu weakness - May which
was sold Ga considerable Quantities.
corn started Is Il sc lower. and MAY
immediately dropped Et.l further.
There was much commission selling.
oats lowe on outside liquidation.
shorts made Tire buyers. Provisions
steady 90 shade easier.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

Mahee OF Detroit we would not
have taken the time necessary to
come ~ here >to Investigate. The
Headquarters committee of the
Michigan league have made the
only report ON this affair that
could be made by>any fair'nllnded
committee after a careful invests
cation uf.all the facts.
Mr.. Morrow has given IL years
of continuous, honorable and ef-
fective service 10 the Anti-Saloon
league movement, and that counts
fof somerhiug with men who
stand Tor right things" This at
tack was timed with the hope
that IL would do the largest pos
sible damage 10 the great cam
paign that is now on IN this state.
Fortunately this sort OF tactics
practiccd by the liquor interests
have become 50 well-known ana
ore SO universally expected that
the pcople know how 20 estimate
them Mr.. Morrow is engaged In
reform work against. a most des-
peratc and dispicable-foe. and
this sort of thing goes with the
job. I'm
(Signed) p. \. BAKER.
General superintendent.
Now that he has been completely e'
,neratcd hy both the state and n
ional anti saloon organizations. sup
+; w Morrow Viii redouble nj
norls in Michigan
The fight is on this year in 8
ounties. and | do not believe that IN
iquor men have a ghost OF show
ny one of the ten counties In whic
he question Is up for resuOmlsslon
avs Morrow. I'VE shall make goo
howing in the - counties where loci
,ption is being submitted for the mrs
inc.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

HORSES KICK KILLS HIM.
LANSING, Mich, March 3.-(Spe.
cial) -Theodore Roosevelt Siegr,st.
aged S. is dead in this city as the re-
suit of being kicked by a horse
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
CHIC AGO.
COPPER MARkET-CIoSe.

AriE Com 39N. ApeN "a Atlan ~
Allouez sra. Adven a. Bay state q
coal 25s.. Cop Con -. Cen - Davis
Dalv g. East Butte 1914, Franklin 1919
First Ma, -. dranny $ Giroux "a.
HelVetia g. Isle Row e1iR. la sale ishs
Lake IA. Mohawk s5ig Majestic 90.
Miami 2fS Nipissng l0i4, N"v cons
2Si. New Utah So North Rutte ass,
sun 4 pitts 14l. sup Cop So sup &
Bos II, silver Queen 20. Tan. -. Trinity
"a ~ cons g = Z 20 : on 3sfH e., :
a. Yukon a. Ind 3fia 80 Lake IS.
China s.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04

NEW. YORK TAILORING.
~ popular prices Fancy weave hlue
.cree tyo-pfe-e suit. made 10 order
an si2-5 AMI up by tho largest tailor
ing company in America. singers, 81
Monroe-aNe.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
JoBBING PRICES.

Canned Goods-Apples. gals, se-'5.
baked Deans. lib. sou 60c. Lima beans,
sll SO Corn-Fancy Maine, s. l0'
standard ssc Table beets. s. 20 g 40
ards. a. soaked 5oR zoe. salmon -
Sockeve, tail. g. 65; HAT. <is5 Alaska
reds, $50; Alaska r.nks. 81 Toma-
toes. IS soc. succotash. 80 10 doc.
Conee-Package coffee. loO-lb. case
sl+ IS n -. delivered.
F~ed-llran s26 fine middlings. $40.
coarse middiings. $50 cracked corn,
SIS. coarse. corn meal s.. corn and
Fiour-Michigan patents. In wood
best. s635 ordinary patents 50 -
straight - 05. clear. ST. per bhl Ry,
-four sass per hhl
Oil.-Raw linSeed. Sc; bottled lin
seed. 79c Diamond headlight Kerosene
shc. Perfection. Zoe; Eocene. l2e,
crown gasoline lac gal, turpentne, IN
barrel lots b1lgc pr gal
FRO, isions-Mess pork So 80 family
pork. S2475G -. medium. clear. So &C
lTC. lard. III tirrCes, Il A.c, kettle rem
dercd IA. per IL
sugnr-Retail price list Tor Detroit
pelray. Crosse Pointe. highland Park
tai domiuoes 2.lh sS.65.do ,-le 8 ~
eagle tablets. $40. cat loaf. Sn.ho,
cubes s. -. XNXX powdered 81 rs.
standard powdered SIS Sranulated. eN-
bulk $3.50. granuiated. --lh caItonS.
SIS granniatvd. LIB cpttons, $500.
graufiated 5-lb rott0us $3.50. zranu
lated. io-lh cottons. ST.. granulated
ronfectioners A. $3.50. 40. t. g. 90 NJ.
> sssH. No. g. 500. NJ. : 500 No.
8 s5.f5, 40 s s. so. No. $40. -.
IS $3.50, NJ g. s5.e5. No 10. $50 10.
T. = - +. ss 81 80. Is ssS5. MicSissn
urauttlated s550
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO .. Narch 3 -wheat--Ca sh
s. 20 NAV 1924 July s1.07A. Corn
fash, s3s May. C5 isc. JUL. g. re.
tsi. &C. July. 46I1c; Sept - a. Rye
No 2. SIG. 30 3. - Il Cloyerseed--
Cash and March, s. April g. So. oct.
S. 90 Prime alsike 81 SO Prime tim
othv 81 go Butter. eggs and hay. IN
changed
The Detroit times., 1910-03-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March i.--opening Wheat
In the Detroit market opened without
change on FRIDAY and trading was not
active chicago was about steady. and
Liverpool opened with a dec line open
lng prices Friday cash No red.
81 cola NAV. g 2fi1 July. 81 % a, No.
There IS weak feeling IN the corn
market at 81 &c for cash ~. ?. and
s2I,c for 40 yellow.
Oats are dull and easy. at isc for
cash standard and - nc FOR cash NO
. white
I'VE is dun and nominal ~ save FOR
beans are steady and dun a. s2I5
for cash. and s2lI for March
Clov"rseed is easy and active al
IS o5 FOR prime spot and March. and
s. 10 for prime alsike
Timothy seed - steady NJ $50 for
prime spot.
Wheat IA cars corn. 2ss care; oats,
Man wheat IN tho Chicago market
opened FRIDAY At s. ,. pl13ii corn
az - = n SO = e., oats az i'i2c and pork
at s24s5 n 2F67.
Wheat In Liverpool opened isd low
~-.-krf n