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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
RAILROAD STRIKE
 ABOUT OVER
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CHICAGO. oct 11.-Onicisls Of the railroad system, effected by the shop ncn's strike, have stated the cni K ne" st hacr
 "f" strikers have lost out aI' are now willing to return to work if their old positions will be given them. The thousands of idle men throughout the states in need of employment was the cause of the failure on the part of the striking shopmen to win. Mechanics were to be had by the hundreds to fll their places and the court order re- straining the members from molestins the strike breakers proved too much for the strikers who saw their position being fille3 by men willing to do the work for the company. or railroad of ficials at the scale paid them before they struck.
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GOVERNORS TO MEET THE 18TH
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OMAHA. Oct. 1l-Ten governors of the Western states will attend the convention of the Western Develop ment League which meets in the city on October I6.
 The convention will be fin session for several days and the governors will try to agree upon a concerted plan for the development of the Western states
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
CUSTOM MILL IS
 CRUSHING ORE

This afternoon there ts being sent through th" stamps of our custom mill two tons of ore from the Mcintosh minr out near th. head nf Glacier and Anvil creeks.
 Mcintosh has been developing ant prospecting his quartz lodges in that vicinity for some time and last fall hal the misfortune to hr hIt by % bullet while returning late in the fall
 Ther" k also ton and hali of athrr ore tn h, put through the mill beside that of Mcintosh. and the dl. rector of the institution are well pleased in the interests being taken by Che hard rock miners of Nome in hay Ing th" various ores tested
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PEND THROWS ACID
 IN GIRLS FACE
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 SAN FRANCISCO. oct. u.-Last evening a fiend summoned Hazel An derson to the door of her home and the minute the young girl opened the door to see who was there threw acid fin her face and made his escape.
 The young woman went screaming to her people blinded by the acid and is now under the care of her family phy- sician who had her removed to the hospital
 The man who did the fendish work has made a complete get away al though the police expect to have him before another twenty-four hours.
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BENDER BROS. HEARD FROM.

Ira Rank of the L. $. Mercantile der Bros. his company owns. and tho boat made successful trip of landing the government supplies in the North
 The lumber and school supplies for Hooper Bay were landed in good Shap. and the boat arrived at Bethel on thu kuskokwim river September Ie. dis. charged the supplies for that place and sailed for Seattle on the l7th
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOMt
CALL FOR BIDS.

uids to he in hands of City cie-r: ey 8 p. m. Monday. October 18th. 1911.
 Bids for keeping the following street clear of snow drifts. and leyeled from November l, 1911. to June I. 1912.
 Front street from Standard oil Co to 500 Grocery on Sandspit. Bed Oi snow left not over two (2) feet deep
 Steadman avenue 10 he kept level and clear of drifts.
 First avenue from Wild Goose Barn to F Street level and clear of drifts
 Lanes Way to he kept level and clear of drifts
 King place from Steadman avenue past the hospital, be kept level and clear of drifts
 The Council to reserve the right ts 10 reject and and all bids. W. N. EDDY. City Clerk.
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secretary. that my report on Alaska when complied will be volumInous and it is quite likely that Alfred H. Broox4 will be appointed head of the geologi cal work of Alaska. I am in favor 'f Alaska coal lands being opened up on large scale, but under lease where. fv the government will derive certain ra' enues for the further exploiting Df A aska and with an efficient geologis. ike Brooks at the head of the mineral deposits the work can be pushed to q successful issue. for marketing tie products of both coal and oil"
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ElocUTIoN RECITAL.

Given by Miss Ellen Scarborough assisted by Mrs. c. IT. Baldwin. solo, ist. and orchestra, for benefit of Fed erated church. held fin Nj. F. church. Friday evening. October 20.
 Miss Scarborough has no superior as tentertainer. and the people of Nome should take advantage of this rare talent.
 Tickets on sale at F. A. Peterson's and Toby's. soc and 75c.
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COAL NOTICE.

The demand for our coal was so great that [" protect untitled orier~ wr had tn discontinue selling order ir, now filled. We offer limited amount Wellington coal at tl5.Iu per Ion iI our yard
 order quickly. it will all be sold this week
 NORTHwESTERN COMMERCIAL CD.
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GERMANY MAKES
 PROMISE TO TURKEY
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Nugget Special Service.
 ATHENS oct. lo-Germany has promised the sultan of Turkey to set tie the Crete question. if she win rs.- tore peace with Italy at once.
 The offer has been made through King George Of Greece and the sultan Is seriously considering the proposition
 The solution sf the Crete question Is more to Turkey than the Tripoli con troversy over which the war Is now being waged and should Turkey decide to accept the offer of the emperor of Germany lighting vin he stopped and Turkey will sue for peace from Italy
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
sTEPHENsoN's cHAREos
 BASED ON RUMoRS

MILWAUKEE. Oct i1.-Senator Blaine of this state in testifying be fore the senate commission Investigat- ing the election Of Stephenson admit ted the charges he had preferred were based upon rumors.
 Proof of the charges he has made could not be backed up at all and he admitted he has no other proof. than the rumors heard from time to time about the manner in which Senator Stephenson secured his election to the United States senate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
COL. LEMON LEFT ON "vic. 1"

Immigration Inspector Col Lemon. who has been in Nome during the past summer sailed on the Victoria for Sc sttle.
 Mir Lemon made number Of friends while here in Nome during the past summer and they will be pleased to hear he Is not quitting the country for good just changing his hase He Is or dered to Southeastern Alaska to con- tinue his work In that part If the country.
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Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK. oct lI-Arrangr- ments have been completed for bring ing Ad wolgast the American light weight champion of Milwaukee. Wis. and Matt Wells. th. English light weight champion. together here in Madison Square Garden october 2S.
 The contest k scheduled for a ten round fight and the management of Madison Square Garden are arranging to handle as large crowd as can be seated in the garden .,hout the iistic arena
 Tn" night will be a champion con
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BANKER WALSH PARoonEo Nugget Special Service.

FORT LEAYESWoRTH. Oct. To- This morning Banker Walsh was par doned or parolled which amounts (. the same thing. The board Of govern .ors of the prison parolled the prisoner. after the other indictments agains, him
 had been dismissed.
 October the 10th being set for the day on which he was to regain his free dom. he had all arrangements made for
 leaving the city st once and within twenty minutes after the leaving the
 United States prison he was on his way tn Chicago.
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GOVERNMENT TO
 PROTECT COOFISH
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GLOUCESTER. oct IL m, goy .ernment |, arranging Co protect th, cod industry which is in danger "r be. ing exterminated through the present methods employed for catching th" fish
 The thousands upon thousands oi trolls set in the Atlantic on what ar, termed the codiish banks is decrea sing the supply of codfish at rapid rate.
 Investigation proves that only a car- tain per cent of the fish caught through th. troll" process is saved that th. larger fish devour th, cod when they become hooked.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
CHINESE TROOPS JOIN REBELS. Nuaast Special Service.

HANJOW Oct t1.-SeveraI troops of the government in this vicinity are reported going over to the rebaIs.
 The rebellion is assuming grave form for th" troops hay" furnished the rebels with arms and munitions of war To carry on the struggle
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CAPTAIN KING LOSES SUIT.

In the case of Cap. King vs. Wild Goose Mining and Trading Co the court directed verdict in favor of the defendant
 Cap King sued for damages for be- ing knocked down and injured by horses belonging to the Wild Goose Company. The damages arising from being injured by q band Of loose horses in 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
SNAKE RIVER FROZEN OVER.

This morning Snake river above tn. bridge was frozen solid. Dry creel also was frozen over. The coating oi ice on Snake river extended from the bredge westward around the bend as far as the eye could see.
 Many of the miners believe tn. freeze up is at hand and only the dredges not affected by surface fros, will be working from now on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
JURY WILL DECIDE
 WHAT IS CHAMPAIGN

As exhibits the jury will have six bottles of various liquors labeled and sold as champagne ty different com panies. and they are to bring in yer dict and state which if the six brands are genuine champagne under the law and evidence produced by the experts and other witnesses testifying before them during the trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
CODE. CLARK SHOW ronIenr.

The Code Clark Amusement Com pany Will give a motion picture show this evening in A. B. Hall.
 New scenes. new music and a pleas ant evening Is assured to all at the usual popular prices. Tickets on sale at Toby's candy store.
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SUPREME COURT
 IN SESSION
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WASHINGTON. Oct. IO.-The su- preme court of the United States con vened yesterday after their long sum mer vacation.
 The number of cases now on the docket being fin round numbers eight hundred. Several important govern ment cases will be taken up at once having precedent over other cases. such as the Judge Hanford decision affect ing Alaska coal claims.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
PAUL KJEsTEAo
 ARRIVED FROM BLUFF

Paul Kjestead. the mining operator from Blun. arrived in Nome today from Daniels creek with good size clean up from his property.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
LAST SAILING FOR rHg koarH

ousburysilI sail "Wednesday 6 9. m. for Teller. Yerk. Tin City. ossrins. kss~slik and ksszsssa carrying pss. ssassrs and freight and u. s. malt. For particulars inquire at u. 6. Msr. esntils cs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
|V0ME'S FOOD SUPPLY Is Q. X.
FISHER ARRIVES IN
 WASHINGTON ). C,
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Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Secretary Fisher of the interior department ar rived last night after an absence of he has travelled over a large portion of the Western states and in the coal and oil fields of Alaska.
 Mir. Fisher stated there was nothing further to give out for publication other than the papers had printed tima and again during his return from AL aska.
 T will state, however" remarked the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
WOLGAST WILL FIGHT
 MATT WELLS OCT. 28

test for the best man in the light meet the hest that England has tn offer in the champion line.
 Ad Wolgast has we'll established reputation and Matt Wells has been making most excellent showing in the contests he has engaged in New York having been given decision over Knockout Brown and several other champion aspirants to the light weight helt
 For the tired feeling visit the Bowl. ina Alley.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
Nugget Special Service.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-The federal jury after hearing the testimony Of the government regarding what is and what Is not genuine champagne under the pure food law. that has been un- der investigation for the last week re- tired to the jury room this morning to deliberate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
RAILWAY EMPLoYEs
 STRIKE DIES MONIES
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DIES MONIES. Oct. 1.-The em- ployes on the street railway systems here in the city went out on strike this morning.
 The men want the roads to recog- nize the union and grant them an in- crease of ten per cent in wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
FIERCE FIGHT WAGEO
 YESTERDAYS ELECTION
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Nugget Special Service
 SACRAMENTO. Oct. 1.-The re- turns of the election are now being totalled. The votes proves fierce fight was made for woman's suffrage which is now regarded as being lost. although many counties are to b" heard from.
 The initiative referendum. recall in cluding the judiciary. also the appoint i've railroad commission carried by a
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
SCOTT senJAmis esrsRrAlns.
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Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Oct g.-Scott Ben npmin a well known newspaper editor. enter talned the Nome Shrine Club on Sat urday night and a number Of NomeItes who chased over the hot sands of the North turned out to accept of his hos pitalIty.
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large majority.
 The vote to amend the constitution Of the state regarding the various laws mentioned above all carried from re- turns now complete with the excep- tion of woman'S suffrage which may win after the outlving districts have he,n heard from
 For Rlu" Ribbon Rudwei-,r plvm- pia 9" Rainier pintS. cau ,p Main e
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FALkeNsuRe 6 LAUGHS. Chemist,

Asssys of common and rare metals. Carloads (or lsss) Of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. S YesIer Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

For a nice warm bath in the largest bath nooms in the city try the City Bath Mouse. Everything 6rst class and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

The SeSt Bourbon or Rye whi,k,.y in town hy the gallon or bottle. Seward Conl1 Co. wholesale and retal dealers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11
REMEMBER rae NAME

For prompt sad sa,,siaet'rs auna, work eail vp ,h. Peoples L,undry Phone Msio t5i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

Wrapping paper for sale cheap ., the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-11

co TO THE NoSrH polE Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee Huuse tn town
Evening star., 1911-05-31
News Causes Rejoicing.

AAeAc "dS great rejoicing IN all the
Spanish world over the news Of the
founding Of San Carlos. In the City OF
Mexico the bells Of the cathedral rang
as on special festivals and a solemn mass
Of Thanksgiving was attended by the
yiceroy and all other public officials. In
Spain there was similar rejoicing. be-
cause that government had endeavored
Tor two centuries to take actual posses
sion OF the Pacific coast OF North Amer
lea, but had been prevented by one OBJ
stacle or another. In recognition of the
Importance OF the post Phillip III issued
an order that all galleons cruising on the
Pacific coast must call at Monterey. In
cluding those en- route to and from
Manila, under q penalty OF $4,000
Wnen Gen. Castro. commander of the
Mexican troops in California, evacuated
Monterey the American forces took pos
session of the ancient custom house and
raised over 1t the American flag which
has never yet been hauled down. Lieut.
Fremont made his headquarters in the
Spanish governors palace. On the 1st
Of September. 1S40. a convention met here
and framed a state constitution. under
which Peter H. Burnett was elected gov
ernor of California the following Decem-
ses sn:r,.h He took possession OF the ancient
Legislature met In III. Cotton Hall. which
was built early In the spring Of 1840 by
Rev. Walter Cotton, who has the COM
bined distinction Of being the first Prot
estant clergyman. the first Newspaper edi.
tor. the first judge Of an American court
and the first alcalde or mayor under
American sovereignty In this state.
The hack drivers will show you the
first wooden building and the first brick
building. the first courthouse, the first
post ONCE and the first theater erected
In California. Jenny Lind gave q con-
cert In the old adobe theater, which Il
still used for theatrical purposes. Rob
ert Louis Stevenson and his family lived
here for several years before he went to
Samoa. and the old ramshackle adobe
building In which he lived is pointed out
TO everybody.
Evening star., 1911-05-31
WIDE LATITUDE GIVEN.
Sweetened Water or Colored Mud
Pills May Be Sold as "Cures."

Medicine which Is nothing but sweet
ened water or pills composed Of colored
mud may be labeled "cures" and sold as
such with impunity under the national
pure food and drugs act. according to a
decision rendered by the Supreme
Court OF the United States in the
case Of DIR. o. A. johnson OF Kansas
city. Mo. Provided there is no misstate-
ment on the bottle or package az to its
contents. the manufacturer is free to sell
his goods. Justice Holmes announced the
majority opinion, Justice Hughes deliver
ing dissenting opinion in which Justices
Harland and Day concurred.
The court acknowledged that ''in q GER
tain sense, the statement on the label was
false, or, at least. misleading" but II
held that the language Of the pure food
law IL suoh that the statement contained
therein as to the meaning OF misbran6ing
'is aimed. not at all possible false state
ments, but only at such as determine the
identity Of the article, possibly includ-
ing its strength, quality and purity"
II label were to state that the con-
tents Of q bottle was water, when as q
matter OF fact II was other than water,
II would come under the misbranding In
the meaning Of the law. according to yes
terday's opinion. But the opinion adds that
when the statement on the box or bottle
OF medicine Ii shown TO be false only In
its commendatory and prophetic aspect. =
when the contents were "undescribed and
unknown" 1t did not come within the
act
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Rapi Progress Under Difficulty.

This was one of the most successful of
all the missions. although Father Sierra
had great deal of trouble with the SOL
diers. They were sent here to protect
him, but were continually disturbing the
peace Of his simple-minded Indian prote-
ges. and their commander was always In
ferfering with missionary work. Never
theless, within ten years after the mis-
sion was founded. the entire aboriginal
population Of this section of California had
been converted. baptized, received in the
church, and we're making rapid progress
in the arts and industries of civilization
under the instruction Of those two de-
voted priests.
Although the Roman Catholics are per-
haps the richest Of all the denominations
along this coast. and have many million
aires among their number. they permit
ted the late Mrs. Jane L. Stanford, a
Methodist, to erect monument In honor
of their first and greatest missionary and
priest. No Roman Catholic offered pen
ny toward the expense No Roman Cath
olic has ever done anything to perpetuate
the memory Of the greatness and the
goodness and the public services Of this
modest. unselfish and patriotic Franciscan
monk.
Mrs. Stanford, however, would not per-
NIT his name and his example to perish
and erected statue Of Father Sierra upon
massive rock upon the edge Of the Bay
VI 2AOltCICys do uC0K 0S pOSSlDIc 10 the
spot where he landed upon this coast 141
years ago. 1t represents the venerable
father In priestly robes stepping from a
rowboat to rock, and the Inscription is
as follows:
Here June 8. ITO. landed Very Rev.
Father Junipero Sierra, o. s. F., and
founded the following missions: san
Diego, July 16, 176e: San Carlos, Monte
rey. June 3. ITO: San Antonio de Padua,
July a. 1771; San Gabriel, September g.
It'll; San Luis Obispo. September 1, 1772:
San Juan de Capistrano, November i, ll76:
santa Clara. January Is. 17T: Santa
Buenaventura, March q. 1882 ana died
August q, 1854. in San Carlos Mission
Carmelo Valley.
"As the Lord liveth. even what my God
1873
This monument erected by Jane L..
stanford, In the year 1891. in memory Of
rather Junipero Sierra, q philanthropist
seeking the welfare Of the humblest. a
hero daring and ready to sacrifice himself
tor the good OF his fellow beings, faith
fuI servant NJ hfs MaSforD
Evening star., 1911-05-31

Mountains, Pa. three hours from Washingtons
attractive furnished cottages for rent. -.
BRANDT. ii e. Read st.. Baltimore. Nd.
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RnpAnrr Ocean end Tennessee Ave. Home
kDVA 1VAAs like and attractive. Large WASH
fngton reference. Write for booklet.
Evening star., 1911-05-31

: vegizis ~. = Aea,s aen @ ScssaS3's: :,
Evening star., 1911-05-31

0psns june 10 Ins best eomninattn q -.
eeiN1R nd 91htu11 peefect beanh snA befA1n0.
H. ngleeido hne o0 the modern oonv1n6e1elA
Evening star., 1911-05-31
Fire=PrOof Rio GrandeF FSs'

ocean and avenue hotel; running water in
rooms. elevator. cafe, etc.. white service
baths swimming pool. Special rates. as low as
$40 per week; with private bath. $l4 up. Book
let. 14th season. ]. PAUL KlLPATRICk.
Turkish Baths, Beach ssw a0ss Splendid sss iae ho,
Evening star., 1911-05-31
GIVEN FIRST PLACE
Monterey Most important
Point on Pacific Coast.
IA CAUSE OF MEXICAN WAR
Hosting Of American Flag in Name
Of United States.
SITE OF ANCIENT MISSION
Discovery Of Section Made Fifty
Years After Columbus Landed
on San Salvador.
SITE OF ANCIENT MISSION

BY WILLIAM e. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record-Herald.
MONTEREY, May 1S, 1911.
From a historical standpoint. Monte
rey is the most important point on the
Pacific coast. It Is the scene Of the first
white settlement on the western side OF
the United States: it was the first capi-
tai Of California under the Mexicans and
Under the Americans, and here the
American flag was raised July Z. 1916.
by Commodore Sloat of our navy, who
took possession Of Alta. California, In
the name Of the government of the
United States. That was one OF the
causes Of our war with Mexico. Lieut.
John C. Fremont had raised the f1ae
without authority on Gavilan mountain
March IL previous.
Monterey was discovered by Juan Rod
riguez Cabrillo in 1912. just fifty years
after Columbus landed on San Salvador
Sixty years later. on Christmas day. 1902
Don Sebastion Vzcaino. with three
priests and a company Of soldiers. took
possession of California in the name OF
Philip III Of Spain, and called the place
Monterey in honor Of Gaspar de Zuniga,
Count Of Monte Rey Uhe kings noun
tain). viceroy of Mexico. and patron OF
the expedition. In ITO Father Juniperc
Sierra, the noble Franciscan friar, to
whom have referred so many times. ar
rived with Gaspar de Portola and found
ed a mission called San Carlo Borromeo
del Carmelo de Monterey, which became
the headquarters of the Franciscan order
on the Pacific coast and the official resi-
dence of the president of the mission. The
mission is short drive from the ancient
city in the valley of Carmel, and Father
Sierra and Father Crispi. his companion,
are both buried in the old chapel.
Evening star., 1911-05-31
HOTEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Grand Atlantic Hotel,
ATLANTIC CITY, n, J.

virginia ave. near Beach and Steel Pier. Ca
n.citv. 500: hot and cold sea water baths;
southern exposure; elevator to street level iarse
cool porches Special, $l2.50 up weekly. <1oo
~ d.,Ir Rocket. COOPER LEEDS.
The Wiltshire, ss.es. s.ssala oossn sss ,.e~. eao
Greatly improved. Cap. $50. Private baths
running water in rooms elevator nne orcae., rn nn
ETC. Music. Special, $125O up weeKY, $T;X $TT1Ts Wy
n..t ,oc.t.d moderate price family hotel.
The Netherland So Ssy yards t from B'walk
trsctions. Capacity 400. Elevator. Private
baths. Newly furnished throughout; !.
Bathing from House shower rss p's bath Il
white service and music in dining room;
Special Es,s Rates g e " s up daily
BOOKLET. AUGUST RUHWADEL. Prop.