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CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, Oct 25.-Prospects of as large
yield in the Argentine offsetting whatever
shortage there may be in other countries
lowered the wheat market today by
several points The bears were especially
encouraged over reports from Liverpool
that free ard cheaper South American
offerings OF the new crop continued. The
opening was q shade to quarter and 3-S
lower. December started at 1o1 1-2 to
101 12G5S, a loss Of a sixteenth to Is,
and then declined to 101 9-S.
In corn. owing to the fine weather, the
crowd was disposed to work on the SELL
ing side. Country offerings exhibited an
increase. December opened 1-S61-4 to
3-S@ down at 65@1-S to IS IA and fell
to So SIS
Oats suffered in price. owing to the
weakness of corn. The smaller longs felt
themselves obliged to let go Of their hold
ings. December started a shade to Is
ola off at AZ SIS to ga and sagged to
AZ 1-2G5-s.
Large receipts of hogs brought about
an easy tone in the market for provis-
ions. Initial sales were 1905 cents
lower TO ? 12 up with January options
1857 1-2 for pork; S.97 l2 for lard and
$40 for ribs.
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sPEcIAL MASTERS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of
q decree OF foreclosure and sale made and
-4entered by the Honorable ]. Emmett
Wolfe Judge of the Circuit Court Of
Escambia County. Florida. on the eth day
OF September. 1911. in certain cause
therein wherein Louis Anderson, Guar
dian. Is complainant. and Bessie b. VIII
son, as administrators Of the estate Of
, d, Hale Wilson, deceased, Bessie B. Will
son. Elizabeth Hale Wilson A. j. Wat
kins, J. W. Smith and the Joel Frater
Lumber Company, a corporation, are de-
PENDANTS, ! will as Special Master APP
pointed by the Court for that purpose
self at public auction in front Of the
county court house door. in the City of
Pensacola EscambiR County. Florida on
Monday the 9Th day OF November. 1911
during the legal hours Of sale. to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property. situate lying and be-
ing In Escambia Caunty, Florida, to-wit:
Commencing at a point six hundred and
forty (640) feet north of the northwest
corner OF what is known as the McNair
Block at the northeast corner OF piece
known as the Stalsworth place, from this
point running north fifty (50) feet thence
east three hundred and forty (340) feet,
thence south fifty $500 feet, thence west
70 point OF beginning, said property be-
ing in Sections eighteen (1s), Township
two ca, South OF Range Thirty 600
West, and being the same property deed
ed by V. A. BorraS and Lizzie Borras,
his wife, TO Chas. Thompson. May gath,
1902. Deed at cost OF purchaser.
SCOTT NJ. LOFTIN,
oct5oaw4w Special Master.
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY
Nv Assoeiated Press.

New York, Oct 25-The stock market
was almost motionless at the opening
today. There was not enough business
to give any appearance OF animation The
only stock to move more than a small
fraction was Canadian Pacific, which
gained a point
When stocHs began to show hesitation
at a slightly higher level traders sold the
market. All OF the active stocks reacted
half a point TO below yesterdays closing
and speculation became lifeless again.
The stock market drifted idly through
the morning session, which was the dull
est of many weeks. The government
cotton ginning report was construde as
bulish for stocks. but the only activ-
ity which is produced was in the cotton
market. Prices ruled steady without ma
terial changes except for some of the in
dustrials which developed considerable
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF a decree OF sale made and entered by
Honorable J. Emmett Wolfe. Judge OF the
Circuit Court Of Escambia County, Flor
ida, on the eth day of September. 1911.
In certain cause therein wherein the
Leslie r. Brooks Company, a corporation
Is complainant, and David White and
- White. his wife, George Thomas.
Jr.. and Alice Thomas. his wife and
Henry White. are defendants, We will. as
commissioners appointed by the Court for
that purpose, sell at public auction I'm
front OF the county court house door. in
the City Of Pensacola, Escambia County,
Florida, on Monday, the 9Th day of No
vember. 1911 during the legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real property situa tie.
lying and being In the City Of Pensacola,
Bscambia County, Florida. to-wit: Lots
twenty two (22) and twenty-three (23l.
In Block one hundred and ten Q10). of
the Maxent Tract. according to map of
said City. copyrighted by Thos G. Wat
son in 1884, Deed at cost of purchaser.
SCOTT NJ. LOF@TIN
w L. ZACHERY,
J. 2. STOKES.
octboaw4w Commissioners.
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CHAPTER XXI.

Through the empty murk OF the
blasted, blackened world strange
ghosts of thoughts, cares, strange
blind weeping faces of things that he
had known scurried like mice through
the night of an empty house, came out
Of darkness, passed into darkness, and
returned, pluckng at him with weak,
futile hands, crying approximately for
heed and recognition; but when he
tried to know them, they were gone,
leaving only the ache of effort. =.
Then suddenly he was conscious,
lying at the bottom of a pit Of ever
lasting midnight, his limbs constrained
In unnatural positions, his head racked
by splitting pains. but singularly, soft
~ pillowed, his face gently believed
with drops of moisture, soft and warm.
He struggled to rise, stirred, muir
INJURED incoherently, and slid back into
IRsensibility.
When again intelligence returned to
him, there was nght-a strong and
yellow glare flooding the cabin of the
Echo from the lamp rocking in its
gimbals overhead. A face bent above
his-Katherine's; his head lay In her
lap; and another face. Appleyard's,
was close beside that fairer one. On
both he read anxiety, compassion and
Bolicitude.
Hello" he said weakly.
Feeling better?" asked Appleyard.
Some" Coast essayed a smile,
and made Q failure Of 1t, then with
q sudden return to memory put forth
an effort that cost him the agony Of
feeling q jagged tongue of fame lick
through his brain, and sat up. Whats
happenedr' he asked thickly.
"A little something Of everything IN
pleasant" said Appleyard. you had
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New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, Oct. 25.-Cotton futures
opened steady unchanged to 2 points
higher than yesterdays close. Cables
were not up to expectations. The census
report on ginning of 7,740, 900 bales just
about met popular estimates and had
little influence on the market There was
something Of an oversold feeling in evil
dence and shorts who tried to buy covers
put prices upon themselves. Ring traders
went long for a turn and at the end of
the first half-hour Of business prices were
to points over yesterdays final quota
tions.
The market was quiet throughout the
entire morning session. Up to the middle
Of the morning there was constant buy
Ing and this the gossip of the market put
down to short account. Prices went 8
to IA points over yesterdays close. Re-
ports from Mississippi mills that buyers
of cloths in China were canceling orders,
induced fresh short selling and late in the
morning prices were sent s to II points
down from the highest standing / to g
points over yesterdays final quotations.
At noon they were Ave to six six points
over,
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ARREST COUSIN
Of DR.. KNABE
CONTINUED From Page One,

Gymnastic Union at the German house
in this city.
The police last night having released
Jefferson, the negro janitor Of the build
ing in which DR.. Knabe lived after
satisfying themselves he could tell
nothing of the circumstances Of her
death, search today was taken up for
hidden motive for her murder
Handsome and of brilliant intellectual
attachments as she was the police,
after a nights work, were unable to
discover that she had an enemy or an
Intimate man friend.
The theory of suicide seemed unten-
able because the knife with which Dr.
knabe was killed was not found and
the coroner is assured that the heavy
cash that almost severed her head
was struck as she lay in bed. There
was no trail of blood on the floor. DR.
Knabe's .assistnt, Miss Katherine Nc
Physon, said that her practice was in
creasing daily and that she was in
cheerful humor.
The coroner having found no evil
dence of a personal assault and there
being no indications in the apartment
of robbery, the police sought to find
secret places in DIR. Knabe's life. They
believed the murder, for so it appeared
today, was done by a person that en-
tered the door and not a window of the
apartment, did his work and departed
through the door.
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee
Company, October Is 1911. Deeds:
J. J. Hooton to S. A. L. Henderson
Lots IL and 10, Block 49, East King
Tract-$l.0 90 and other good and valuable
considerations.
Lee Daniel 10 Gilbert A. Clubbs--SWiI
Section s. Township 3 North Range 81
West, Lot "a. Block IS, West King Tract
10000 and other good and valuable con-
sideratons.
Agatha E Lewis TO Mrs. w. V. Cobb
Lots l and 2, Block 104 New City Tract
$4,000 and other good ana valuable con-
siderations.
Pensacola Investment Company to ".
b. Withers-Bots II and 49, Block l5S,
New City-S1.00 and other good and vau-
able considerations
J. II. D'Alemberte. Trustee to r. w.
Marsh-Undivided II interest in South
60 feet Of North 100 feet of West 1OS fcetj
Block %, Old City-Sl. 90 and other good
and valuable considerations.
Fisher Real Estate Agency TO r. W.
Marsh-Same property as above-S1 .00i
and other good and valuable considera-
tons
Botsey Richardson ct al to A. NJ. Me-.
Millan-Lot s, Ma Lot Z. Block 81, Lott
"a. Block 1874 East King Tract-Sl0O and
other good and valuable considerations.
y. ]. Cunningham to S. A. Sims-Westt
20 feet Lot Is, all Lots 20 and 30, Bloclci
4, West King Tract. Belmont Numbering
800 and other good and valuable con-
siderations.
Lee Daniel to Board Of Public Instruc-
ton of Escambia County-Lots / to 4,
Block ITO, New City-S2l00.00
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spEcIAl MAsrER,s sALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of decree OF foreclosure and sale made
and entered by the Honorable J. Emmett
Wolfe Judge OF the Circuit Court Of Es-
Gambia County, Florida, on the Tth day
Of September, 1911. IN a certain cause
r therein wherein Louis Boley Is complain
ant, and Leslie r. Brooks FREDERICK L.
Brooks, Bessie r. Wilson, Bessie r. VIII
son, as ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of
u. Hale WILSON, deceased. Elizabeth Hale
Wilson, Henry Williams Sarah Hatcher,
George Lindsey, Mrs. Lizzie Rosenau the
Leslie E. Brooks Company, a corporation.
], W. Smith, A. ]. Watkins and the Joel
Frater Lumber Company, a corporation.
are defendants, win, as Special Master
appointed by the Court for that purpose,
ssu az public auction In front of the
county court house door, in the CITY Of
fenseoola. Escambia County. Florida,
en- Monday the 9Th day Of No
ysmoer 1911. during the legal hours
81 SAFE, TO the highest bidder for
eash' the following described property,
SSiSuate, lylng and being In the City Of
EshsaToia, Escambia County, Florida, to-
VIZ Lots fourteen UD TO twenty-one
N1Ll' Doth inclusive, In Block one humid
req sno sleNen u11), East King Tract
-fslSt OF Iarragona street according to
map OF said City, copyrighted bv Thos. c.
watson In 1854. Deed as cost OF pur-
SCOTT NJ. LoFTIN.
Special Master.
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NO MANS LAND
4 ROMANCE

as the latter swung the Echo OF upon
her course; then turned and went for
ward TO the companion door, descend
ing to the cabin.
Thereafter for a little Coast heard
indistinctly the murmur OF Apple
yards voice, civil and pleasant but
firm, contending with Katheripeis
He understood thst she was arguing
against her own wishes and natural
instincts, insisting she must go to her
husbands aid, while the little man
was insistently refusing to permit any
thing OF the sort. And connrmatior
of this deduction was furnished when
the detectives small, bIonde-thatched
head appeared against the light.
Don't worry, madam" he was say.
ing IN conclusion. Leave him to me;
I'm an old hand at first aid to the in.
jured, and l can do for him infinitely
more than you'd dare attempt II
there's the slightest need Of you, I'll
be the first to let you know"
He wsgged his head obstinately and
came on deck, grumbling privately
some refreshingly personal opinion as
to the general and perverse intracta.
bility of the feminine sex.
Balancing himself before Black.
stock, who in the interim had sunk
into a semblance Of lethargy, he meas.
ured out a good half glass Of brandy
to an equal amount OF water, tucked
the bottle, securely corked, beneath
his arm, and reused the wounded man
with touch as gentle and considerable
as his attitude and words were rough.
Here" he said; get this down, and
Wen make an examination, Black.
stock"
Appleyard holding the glass to his
lips, Blackstock drank greedily.
Thanks" he muttered huskily as the
little man took away the gl>ss drained
to the final drop.
Don't thank me-'tisnt my brandy.
If it was, doubt I'd give you any"
He moved of and placed the bottle
and the glass in a corner, where they
were In no danger Of overturning, nov
that trained and steady hand was at
the helm and the Echo moving smooth.
ly and easily to leading wind. Now,
harf a mo-" he continued. I'm going
to get this motor going"-and with
tl&s he dropped into the open engine
pit-"and then I'll have a look at your
wounds" He bent over and began to
rock the fywheel.
Slowly the warming spirit worked a
change in BlackstOck, lending him
fictitious and evanescent sense of
strength. He Strengthened up against
the back of the seat, faint touch of
color dyeing his cheeks, and with a
peculiar half-smile watched the little
man at work
What's the use?" he asked abrupt.
ly in voice more clear than here
tofore.
What's the use Of what?" asked
Appleyard sharply. looking up.
"Of troubling with me-trying to
save my life?"
ooh =" With a sudden cough
the motor began to hum; Appleyard
sat down on the edge of the hatch
coaming, folded his hands before him
and continued to eye the wounded
man. 81 don't know" he said with an
air of open confession. 81 don't know,
I'm sure. Business, so far as I'm con.
cerned; commonplace humanity with
Coast, presume; all that sort Of non
sense. Why? Don't you want to be
helped-saved?
Soberly Blackstock shook his heavy
head. NO." he said evenly. What's
as far as getting any of the SAVIOR Out
of LIES concerned. Can't see
the profit of clinging to what's going
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By Louis Joseph Vance
ILLUSTRATIONS By RAY WALTERS

stand either, for you played on the
other side--and I've lost out >
It's over and paid for !
As much as intend ever to pay
=" He smiled again his curious.
secret smile. That's all.
Obituary: Here lies bad
loser. R. L P. Gentlemen
:" He leaned heavily on the
coaming. kindly convey respects to
wife-and regrets. ="
With an exclamation Of awakening
comprehension Appleysrd tried sud-
denly to lift himself out Of the engine
pit. Blackstock smiled strangely and
pityingly down at him.
Too late" he said. That's
all, Gd-night a
Before Coast had grasped an inkling
Of his purpose the man, placing a foot
upon the seat, put form ms maj Ouncu
OF strength and plunged over the side
Coast put the wheel down hard and
swung the Echo up into the wind. Az
glance at their wake showed him a
spot Of yeasty, churning water, silver
upon the black.
AS the boat came up he would have
leaped from his place. but Appleysrd
was too quick for him.
The hand Of the little man struck
nat against his chest and thrust him
back upon the box. Simultaneously
Appleyard seized the wheel and sent
the spokes spinning round to leeward4
With q jerk the boom shot OF and the
mainsheet tautened. 4
moi" cried Appleyard. his smallq
wizened face singularly white and SOLE
emn in the moonlight. "No, let him
go-let him go the way he wants to-
90, l tell you-to whatever God he
owns, with this, at least one decent
act TO plead for mercy on his soul!"
TTHE END
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LIVERPOOL Spots.

Liverpool. Oct 2S.-The cotton plant
enanged 70 -FOUR points hlgne5; Americ az
middling sly: low middling, sos; good
ordinary. 4ss; ordinary. AGA. The sales
of the day were 5000 bales of which 500
Guided $500 American. Receipts IL. 900
bales, including 5000 American. Futures
opened quiet and today and closed steady.
October. 5.04 1-2; October November, Sol
November ID december, December-January.
January February, 4.97; February March,
499 1-2 March April. Sol 1-2; April May,
5.O4; May-June. sos; June-July. sos;
July August, 500; August September,
November, 5.04
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The Journals Want Ad
way is the easy way.
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

SPECIAE MAS EMS SALE
- Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
Of a decree of foreclosure am! sale made
and entered by the Honorable j. Emmett
Wolfe, Judge OF the Circuit Court of Es-
camhia County, Florida, on the 7th day
OF September, 1911, IN certain cause
therein wherein Louis Anderson, Guar
dian. IL complainant, and Jesse Bell. Mary
Bell BESSIE b. Wilson. a. administrators
OF the estate of d Hale Wilson, de-
ceased, Bessie b. Wilson. Elizabeth Hale
Wilson, A. ]. Watkins, j. w Smith and
the joel Frater Lumber Company a cor
poratiou. are defendants. VIII as Special
Master appointed by the Court for that
purpose, sell at public auction In front
OF the county court house door in the
City Of Pensacola, Escambia County. Flor
Ida. on Monday the 6th day Of November
1911, during the legal hours of SALE to
~ the highest bidder for cash, the following
b described fproperty, situate. lying and be-
Ing In the City OF Pensacola, Escambia
County. Florida, to-wit: Lot ten (0), in
Block fifteen (l5), Maxent Tract situated
on the southeast corner oA ''B" and
Wright Streets, according to map of said
city. copyrighted by Thos. O. Watson in
1884. Deed at cost Of purchaser.
SCOTT NJ. LOFTIN,
oct 5oaw4w Special Master.
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IS KILLED
AND A GIRL WOUNDED
BY Associated Press.

San Jose, Cal, Oct. 25.-Simon Ro-
nero, capitalist, was killed and Miss
Helen Queseda, daughter of Francisco
Queseda, a millionaire planter of Costa
Rica, was wounded early today by
Manuel Garcia, a stableman. Miss
Queseda reprimanded him for riding
her thoroughbred horse without per-
mission. Miss Queseda's life was
probably saved by Mrs. Ampreao Zele-
don, of Costa Rica, a guest at the
Queseda home, who jumped on the
murdereds back as he ran at the girl
aiming his revolver. Garcia escaped
and a posse started in pursuit.
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1.-THE END.1
James c. oahIran, Cowboy Ms

James c. Dahlmsn, Cowboy MayoR
of Omaha, Throws the Lariat."
Mayor Jas. G. Dahlman started his
career as a cowboy, and is at present
mayor of Omaha, and has the follow
ing record: Sheriff OF Dawes CO.,
Neb., three terms; mayor of Chadron,
two terms; Democratic Natl Commit
teeman, eight years; mayor of Omaha,
six years, and in 1910 candidate for
governor of Nebraska Writing to Fo-
ley & Co, Chicago, he says: Il have
taken Foley Kidney Pills and they
have given me a great deal Of relief
so 1 cheerfully recommend them"
Yours truly,
(Signed) JAMES G. DAHLMAN.
w. A. D'Alemberte, druggist ana
apothecary, 121 S. Palafox st.
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q nasty fall and pretty nearly cracked
that solid ivory skull of yours. I've
had a bit Of a shake-up, extremely det,
rimental to the admirable poise Of my
nervous system; and Mrs. Blackstock
has experienced a shock and a fright
that didn't do her any particular
amount OF good"
Yes 60. but
Coast reviewed their position in a
comprehensive survey Of the cabin.
They three were prisoners, huddled to-
gether in close captivity; the compan-
ion doors were closed and undoubted,
ly locked-since otherwise Appleyard
would long since have had them open;
for the air in the cabin was hot and
oppressive. Katherine was looking
pale and worn, App1eyard bright but
distinctly worried. Coast himself was
suffering severely from the blow on
his head and a broken scalp, which
Katherine had bandaged as best she
could with two handkerchiefs. Inso.
far, their condition was unpleasant
and uncomfortable; external circum,
stances rendered 1t distressing and
apparently dangerous.
"Blackstook jumped me-" Appleyard
explained-'T had my back turned,
you know-tust as the Chinaman
dropped on you like a load of brick.
Before knew what was up, the brute
had me in a hold l couldn't break
both arms pinioned. Then he snatched
my gun out of my pocket and threw
me after you-t'o'ther side of the cen.
ter-board. I lit on my feet, but the
doors were slammed and bolted before
I could turn round, and 1t was all over
but the shouting. There was
plenty of that, for Blackstock wasted
a lot of valuable time trying to start
the motor before he told Chang to
hoist the sail. BY then the long
boat was close IN and Blackstock
warning her to keep of, or he'd shoot
Right then somebody in the boat
started something-the bullet lodged
In the side. by the sound of it. The
long-boat bumped US, and there was
the dickens Of q shindig going on
overhead. I gathered that Chang dis
tinguished himself with a boathook
using it as q fail, and Blackstock
must have had another gun besides
mine from the way he kept a-popping
The other gang kept busy, too; but
they hadn't the heart for it Blaekstock
and Chang had, and after q bit they
sheered OF and gave 1t up. e..
Somehow or other Chang got the
sail up. and we began to move. There
was some groaning overhead, and
then a fall, with Blackstock cussin'
moderate, but steady, but we skinned
along as steadily and prettily as you
please. That was over an hour ago
say an hour and a half; and ever since
then this lunatic business has been
going on. I lighted the lamp and at
tackled the door with a screw-driver-
the only crovbar I could fnd-bent
that out Of shape and yelled myself
hoarse without any result. Ny private
opinion Is that both Of EN- were
pretty we'll shot up before they got
away, and are now IN no shape to 90
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GOVERNMENTS ISSUE AN
OPTIMISTIC STATEMENT
sy Associated Press.

Berlin, oct. 25.--The German and,
French governments have communi !
Gated to the powers the first part oil
the Moroccan agreement having to dol
with the position Of France in Morocco
and an optimistic statement regarding.
the negotiations over the second partI
concerning the compensation to be
given Germany in French Congo.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
steamships,

Steamships.
Aldersgate, Br, Harland, 1859 to Ex-
port Lumber Co.
Twilight, Br, Morris. to Keyser- Null
don Co.
Skogland. Swed Ingvarssen, 1897 to
Southern States Lumber Co.
Graanhandel, Belf, Vandenbogaert,
1116, to Gulf Transit Co.
Kylemhor, Br, Campbell. 210S. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Ships.
Canara, Ital, Asaldi. All, to master.
Earks.
Fenice Ital, Pellereano, 1879, to Pen
sacola Lumber Co.
Norma, Nor, Aanonson, 772. to
master.
trust Bismarck. Ger, Schumacher,
s6S, to master.
Annie. Br, void. 1873 to master.
Gracoma, Ital. Janni, 1899, to Ro-
saEco Bros.
Nyhinlatter. Nor. Jensen, 1889. to
German-American Lumber Co.
Sehooners.
Donna Christina, Am, Brown, 165, to
master.
John Francis. Am. wessle. 4s4. to
master.
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What Will Wilson Do
When Taft Returns?

Washington, Oct. 25.-Official Wash
ington is wondering what Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson will do when
President Taft returns to Washington
the middle of November. Owing to