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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
Young NObleman Dies
Following Operation
Austrian Who Came Here to Learn In
tricaeies Of RailrOading Ends
Short Career.

After suffering untold agony following
three operations IN 81. Joseph's hospital
spiro Gshr1lcUftx. the young Austrian
nOblemAn who was run down By a freight
train on the Northwestern switching l. acks
Al Eighth and DOaglAs streets Friday even
ing. died Monday morning In 81 J0seph's
hospital
Gah1ilovitG vas only . years Old ana
with he brother rad come TO this country
70 learn The intr- CAGES OF rEilr5 I'D bu ldinE
and operation The father is an extensive
railroad nan in the empire OF Franz Jo-
ssph and he Vas DESTROYS that his sOns
should have . thorough railroad L sinin g
before Assuming control Of the ne be op-
crates.
No arrangements for the funsraI have
Yet been made. but II II probahls the body
viii be shipped 10 Austria for burial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
CITY DADS ARE TO CELEBRATE
Various Ways for Spending Fourth
Are Planned.
MILLER TO HAVE WEDDING FETE
President of the Park Board VIII
Ne Married Forty Tears Tues
day-PraArts Park Clab fn
the EveRtnw-

City hail officials have decided on va
r3ous ways Of spending the glOriouE
Fourth. Some will stick 20 their business.
others WI celebrate IN different places.
where they have been extended Invitations:
others. and the greater majority. VIII put n
the day trying to keep cool.
A limited few. who have political chest
nuts TO pull out Of the fire viii spread
eagle and pick the feathers out Of the
noble strd's caDdsl aPpsndage. enc ~ q
rDa-
Mayor Dshlnan win tel the citizens Of
Tutan. Neb-. ali about it--hSw the star
Epangied banner was oriEsnated. how 70
was placed en- the various hills. and how
Il stands az the emblem Of freedom The
mayor got IN action a week aEO Sunday,
when he addressed the Ewedes at their an
nual picnic. He pgt few aaditi0pal stars
and stripes in Ola Glory that day and
saTs he viii finish the job Tuesday.
After seensIng the day in their own
ways. most ef the city officials will con
greEHts at the Prairie club celebration at
night to witness the fireworks and 20
listen TO Cslensl 7. w. Mccullough. Jack
Ryder and Rene Miller crate
Lou BurmeStsr, however, has hit upon
the scheme which is novelty 10 itself Bur
mestsr SAYS he viii put in the day cam
psigning fer joe Hummsl. who aSpires 20
the republican nomination for sheriff Here
10 what they are going TO dOs
r. J. COnneI. Health Commissioned am
EelRg to peddie pills.
wedding Anniversary.
Rene Miller. President Park Board-I
am going to celebrate at home with my
wife and the children In the evening
have been invited TO speak at the Prairie
Park club. The Fourth Is my wedding an
niVersary and tomorrow We wli celebrate
the fsrtteth-
Goedley Brucker. COanciiman-I am going
% leaf IN the cay and attend the Prairie
Park fireworks exhibition in the evening
Councilman NJ r. Funkbeuser-The ball
game fer mine Then the Prairie Park club
or Happy Hollow In the evening.
Councilman KOgeE6tay at home with the
kids during the day and Prairie Park club
at night
coUneilmGn Louis BSrmssfer-I am going
campaign for Joe HHmas1. He needs IL
CDuneilmAD ChAriss DAvss-rm EoEng
fishing
Councilman Thomas AOGOvern-Ksap
open he1ss for my friends
George Craig. CITY EngtDserI am eoanE
70 take my family 70 the Rod ana Gun
club.
COuDclmen Sheldon and BerkA. CITY
Clerk Dan Butter and Charles WfthneII-
Going 70 stay It hsns and hunt col pAaeeA
WaldsrnAr AIchsslssA. C1ty 13eotrSeian-
Going 10 snteFfs1n the kids and have them
raise the American nag.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
OLD SOLDIERS DRAW PENSIONS
VIII Have Double Cause 60 Celebrate
On the Fourth-COuntv Clerks
office Open.

OLD soldiers have double reason 70 esls-
hrAfs the Fourth In the first place because
OF ths day. and secondly. because they
craS Their pensions thea The pensions are
PAID quarterly. On the tth Of every third
month-
IN Accorcanoe with his annual eastom
which ne has followed fer the last eleven
Year,. FRANK Dewey. deputy county clerk,
WI Keep the off1oe open Tuesday norn-
ins ana have = force OF notaries en- band
10 take care Of the cd veterans This l.
matter 81 AeeonmodAtion. however. a.
every other office In the building WIN Be
elosed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
POSTAL RECEIPTS SHOW GAIN
Increase Of Fourteen Per Cent Over
June Of Last Year.
RECORD FOR LAST TEN YEARS
Whtle Resnrns for Last stx Months
Are Not ComPIled. a. 4. En-
Peeted They WIN show
Bi9 Gatn.

DESPITE the fact that the month Of June
Sc considered one Of the poorest IA the
year for postal receipts. the na0nth Of June
this year eclipsed any previous June for
the last ten years An Increase OF u per
cent over the corresponding month last
year L. shown b. the figures
The pcstai receipts for the month Of
June. lslS. ue-e g77-SSs.57. while the receipts
for last month went Nd 70 SsA7S-G. OF an
Increase Of Sle.z27.7s Thss- figures are con-
siosred remarkable for - SLOW a month As
June usually is The figures for the first
six months Of tire year have not been com
piled yet By the cashier AT the postoffice.
but the statement Was given out that 81 VIII
shoE a marked increase over the CORE
spending period for lslo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04

We sincerely express orr grateful thAnks
for the many devoted tokens Of sympathy
extended 10 " by AL friends In she sad
hour Of our bereAvment ever the death Of
our husband and father. WiIliAm ~. Hem
bueh- Especially do re fee grateful for
the kindness Of the Omaha Bakers Cnion
Vfich 80 kindly renenbsred us m the hour
Of sorrow: also % the Fieishmann Yeast
conpany for the kindly EXPRESSIONS Of co..
dOlencs over eur los. and 20 TIE Chicago.
Burlington 4 Quincy R&ilroad company for
the unexpe1fed fAvors rendered consequent
% ths death q cur hFed one
MRS. WILLIAM n HKLEBUH.
EDWARD HEINBUCH
WILLIAM HEINBUCH
Lulu HEIEBCCH
AUGUSTA HELGBUCH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
End Seat Hog Must
Go, Says Councilman
Man Who Plants Himself on End Seat
of Street Car Will Re Sub
jected to Fine

No more win the END seat hog sit In
bltsSful enjoyment OF his own sweet self
and smile while others scramble and roE
over him fer seats IN the street cars II an
ordnance. drawn by Councilman Davis, II
passed BY the city council
The move over wiE mean move over and
failure 10 move VII mean a fire OF $40 n
least and possibly more TIE ordinance
viii apply % the fat man az wen as the
lean and lanky one Davis says the or
dinance win be introduced next week and
chain OF CREASED lightning
that II VII 90 through the council Ike a
The end seat hog has had his day" says
Davis. The ordinance viii provide that an
passengers On street cars must IN up thu
seats TO the front and leave the outside or
end vacant for the last man or woman 70
get on
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
Two Young Lassies
Victors in Doubles
Youngest Players in wOmen's Tennis
Tournament Win Highest Honors
in Mondays Playing.

Two mere slip Of girls TO-DAY won the
championship doubles closing the wOmen's
tennis tournament which was started last
week Miss Clare Dsngherty and Miss
Irna Reed are the victors. winning over
Miss Susan Roldrege and Mss Carnelita
Chase the seore standing &c. S-l Ia
Miss Chase Last week won the Individual
championship. which indicates the cpposS-
don which eontrontst the young winners
Of the doubles.
Miss Reed won another victory when she
defeated Charlotte BedWeIl In the eOnsola-
ton EfnKies-S-L 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
FIFTY SHRlNERS SOON
TO LEAVE FOR ROCHESTER
VIII step for = Day at Detroit and
AlsS Make some Ssde
Trips

Fifty Omaha Shriners will leave Saturday
morning for Rochester. n. Y. 70 attend
the national oOnclsve- An Arab patrol
viii SO with them and compete in the
drills. Tsngier Temple OF Omaha win
stop Al Detroit on the way TO New York
and be entertained by the shrinsrs Of that
city and. after the eonelsvs. which closes
July r. many Of them win travel up the
St Lawrence river 70 Montreal for .
pleasure trip.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
Mrs. Lizzie Freeman
is Granted a Parole
For q One Year Period Hrs. Mary
Z Hayes VIII Be Held RespOnxi-
bic for Her.

L4Ezie Freeman, convicted OF the murder
OF her husband. has been parOled for a
year TO Ars- Mary T. Hayes. vice president
Of the WOman's club. This form Of elem
eaey VAS secured through the efforts Of
her attorneys. Isjdor Zieglsr and Carl Z.
Herring. The parole was granted b.
Judge Lee Eseelle- Previous 10 the grant
ing Of the parole arguments for = new
trial were prssented. but the motion vas
overruIed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
BACHELOR PREPARES
G0MM0DI0US QUARTERS
Emil Brandefa 80 Have Quarters OF
Real Metropolitan Pro-
portions.

Omaha VIII soon boast q 0zehesoT apart
rnent en- metropolitan scale when EzniI
brsrcets sets NJ his new establishment
H. HrAaosas has engaged the two ad-
t-ee-t houses erected By r. y. Kennard on
Logs street Just east OF NineteentA. and
NiA have them thrown together Into One
eonmOciOus apartment II is not known
hIS long the preparatory work win take.
bur be expeeus 10 remove from his present
Sra1fsrz in the Loyal hotel and OOeupy the
nsS hoass by fan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
RIVER BREAKS INTO MANAWA
water Starts 20 Rise AZ = Rapid Rate
AID IL SIN Csnttnuins Its
Upward Course.

conceasiOnAirss al Lake Nanawa are re-
joking over the fact that the rIver has
broken into the lake and the water Of thu
Lake Re beginning 70 rise An inlet broke
through southwest Of the Kursau sunday
afternoon and the continued flow IL bring
ing up the water at a rapid rate
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES FAIL OFF
Records shsF Decrease for the Lat
six Meaths Compared wtth
Last Near.

Little nan CUPID has either ben asleep
on his SOB this year IN Douglas county OF
else Negligent The marriage license rec
ores Al the court house. IN place o. the
usual annual increase show that only
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04

this city. but Il has been impossible for
the lack % q suitable temple. Ground
has been purchased fer . eulldtng recently
and Il may be possible 10 bring the "a
tlcnal meeting here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
UNCLE SAM AWARDS CONTRACT
AAya~A Brss- s1eee--faI BtA6srs fer
FurafaAtAg sapplaes % Federal
bufIdanH az Onaha-

rhe s0vernnnsat has su4r6sd The ooutra-t
Tor surE1es for ths federal bu1dng 10 Hay
Zen broa- Ter IL neEt yoar- Thls b quats
a. sxtenstVe oontrAct- a. Il Inelna.s An
ElAxErt4ls Gae1 Il II fs1z1i ban1Izx. sacA
- toOia. snEtno4rS szpEaisa. 1AnEl1sB SUP
pl1s4 sfrias and earpsatsrs' sappIisA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
RICHARD HAYDEN sTORz DIES
HnfAEt Sea Of MI Aad MIA Ad@lDh
Stor1 Dfea at H0on MonAAy-
FrawAas FuneraI Taenaay.

Rehard Hayden st8rI. "a months cid. son
q Mr.. AID Ma Acolph storz. aied Al on
Monday a IL houns. 21s cAss street Phi
xz1s funeral services wi1 - eondartsd
this mar1lnE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
10 Old Hana

removes liver inAeti0n and bowel stop
page with DR.. Kings New Life PlIls, the
painless regulators &c. For sale BY BeA-
ten Drug C.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04

I. 80 licenses we're issued during tho nrst
six months % III a falling OF from last
year q eiEhty eight In tire eorresponding
PERIOD fer 1910 there were LIS hcsnsss
granted.
The little god with TIRE arrows refuses
to talk for publication. bot his abbettcr ara
nanesake ~ tire desk. CUPID Furay.
blanes the bot weather q the last u,cnth
for his neEigsnce. The facts Apparently
bear hirs. out for there we're thirty-two
mere June brides last year than this There
were 10 last year sEainst 81 IN june. ISL.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04
"a On @ CURES
S.S.S. RHEUMATISM

Of Rheumatism OF acid the oooo
which weakens fluid and prevents the proper
amount noushment being Afforded the muscles and endon
The pains aches OF Rheumatism be Temporarily relieved W
Of nment hot applications and other external treatments ou
permanently benefited by such measures no
such things depended upon
SIS Rheumatism the only way possible cure
the blood and removes the uric
the circulation When has cansed and purified the blood the
al Inflammation disappears and every symptom
Of passes Book Rheumatism and medical aoVe
NV ~ THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, ATLANTA. GA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04

A11ArA N1@@ga
Name and Resistance Are
Bert LRmphlar. Thurman, LA-.--.......-. q
Eta HYDE. Thurman IA--.--..........--. u
Walter z Clark. Ashland --..-...-.-...-.. -
Edna Cooper, Omaha --..--.----...-.-.-...-.N
Holland A Hart South Omaha ..... 8
Helen Bruner. south Omaha ----.-.-.-.-.-. q
AlOnEO L Belvtfle Palmer -.....-..--.-.-.. a
Ance FAnoegF1fi. Palmer --------------..--- n
William s. Boon, Omaha -...-...----...-.. 4,
Nora AorpheE, Florence ------------------- =
Adolph Brown Omaha --------.-----. s.
N'o1@ FElnoe' O1AAlA ----------------------- -
HAIRY Mallory. Pierre------------------.. q
RUBY H1ldrSth. u
CharaeE C4enn- OmkhA-----.--------.-- q
Eetue Jacocsen- OnAha-------------------S IS
Angelo CosrzuEo Ou-zhA--------------.---I a
Angelina Pane ozrAhA----------------.--- Is
WiioeT n 6hlTk Atlantis - =
Bertha A LenhGrt Atlantic, Iz------- .
Carl Krsekhsu4. Norfolk---------------.-- q
johanna ~ HeWig. ETansyille. Ind----- =
Charles r. Reiff OmAhA-.-..--.-....... n
Aolne d. eWlnney. OnAha---....---.---....E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-04

Persistent Advertising is the Road 80 Big
Rsturns
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
SECURE TEN JURORS
FOR DlEGEL'S TRIAL
Inventor Of DICIagTapA Su!@.mOa-
ed as Witness.

Columbus, o., June 2i.-l,. n. Tur-
ner of New Yrrk, irycntor of the
dictagrGph, is coming to Columbus to
testify In tho trial OF Rodney ], Die
gel, sergcant-atalms OF the senate,
indicted for acting as gobetwoen in
the bribery of state senator's. The
states chief evidence rests uron the
Testimony Of Gotcatiyos and ccpyer-
sations ,@roG down AZ tao Chitonden
tctcl by Iso Of the dictagraph Pros
ecutor Tanner sent for the pyoator
CT the device.
Re:lre judge Klakoad 10 n;os"oc'
tive jurors wcrc cocwcl 10 Try pc
gel. Neither tie sta;a roT tae ta-
Tense exercised any OF its pcr"ulrtory
CHALLENGES. AttorneY General Hoean
asked each ta'csman as 30 rr jud,ee
against dctectieo3 and whet cr neg
were acquainted with ihe En"ls or
erGtiycs cr the ALA o7 tAat 2gc as
clihed to tfcm by Gate 'tiye5 employ.
cd b. ia5htel legislators.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
THEY ALL DEMAND IT
Marion. Like Every City and Town In
the Union. Receives IL.


People wi IN Kidney ms want to be
cured. Wien one suffers tae tortures
Of an aching back. relief is eagerly
sought for There are many remedies
today that relieve. but 10 not cure.
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured thou
sands Here is Marion evidence to
prove st.
August Christman, $40 g. Valiant
ST.. Ducyrus. Ohio, says For five
years I suffered severely from back
ache. I am Obliged t1 stand q great
dem and attsibute my Kidney trou-
BILE to this. was also subject to
headaches and generally felt misera
ble A friend knowing OF my suffer
ing advised me to give Doan's Kidney
PMS - trial and ! procufed q box.
was sdrpriscl at the qu.cS reiiof
re .eivcd and after taking them q day
or SO. was able to work without be-
ing bothered by pain ia my back
Csrom statement givon n 1000
Tested and Proven.
on Nov. %. 1907. Mir. Chrismar
said: MY health has been splendid
since Dnan's Kidney pills cured M
Lana /. therefore. can rciterdte every
word / previously said in their praise
aaa glad to give ms name us an en-
durser Of D0ans kidney Pills'
yor sale br all dealers Price 81
cents Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo
New Yo.S, sole agerts Tor the United
states.
Remember the nane-Doan's-aud
take no other.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
STEEL PLANTS OPEN
AFTER LONG REST
PIItSburg District Shows Signs
Of Great Activity

Pittsburg. June 81 At lras1 GO9O
steel workers employed IN ire yari-
GUS plants cf Tie United State, steel
cooperation and independent concerns
in Tie Pittsbure district are rapidly
returning 10 work after an likeness
CT several months. General activity
prevails at most OF Che te s.cel
plants, with big orders conins in
daily from the east sud west One
Of the biggest plants TO resume full
operations is the Msltins Fcsv plant
o. the American Sheet and Tin Plate
COMPANY at Martins Ferry, o. This
plant has orCe~s amounting 10 sew
eral million dollars whioh VII keen
the min running IN full for moro
than a year to come. Aircaly 1000
men have started 20 work Ia this
plant.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

magnincehoe' aud beautiful Gccora-
tlons could combine to make e.
TIE king and queen entertained
the visitors, foreign and English roy
alties, srecial ambassadors, regular
ambassadors and ministers. tAo OIL
GERS Of state and INC household, the
members Of &c cabinet aud former
cabinet members. the heads Of the
church and judiciary and Of tSc army
and navy.
Tho functions were only part OF
the days events. In the morning the
King received most Ct tho foreign en-
voys formally In the afternoon. with
the queen. ne went through re-.
hearsal OF the coronation at the Alb
hey. and later gave special audi
ence 70 John Hays Hammond who
presented letter from President
Taft. The king also received the Chi
nese, japanese Persian and Turkish
ENJOYS. who presented decorations
from their soyeroigns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
Seeks 20 ourt Rallroads.

Columbus. o.. June 2l.-Clciming
that the Baltimore G. Ohio ard TIC
pennsylvania railroads arc violating
their charter rights by conpellinc
employees to take out voluntary reliei
Insurance. Prosecuting Attorney d.
T. Simpson of Holmes county filed
custer suits against both companies
In the supreme court lie lost in the
lower courts. This Kind of Insurance
was knocked out by the legislature a
year ago. Under Il employees forfeit
ed their rights to recover damages
for injuries.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
Munt Paw Akin Tag.

Columbus, o., June 21--T'he gu
preme court upheld tAe constitution.
allty OF the Dow-Aikin liquor tax and
also the right under this law to col
lect the liquor tax in dry territory.
These holdings are given in the Lick
ing county liquor cases. which were
decided in the supreme court the
lower courts being upheld. Some 80
suits were brought by Newark saloon.
ists VINO were pat on the duplicate
for the Dow tax after having been
certified for this tax to the state aud
itor by deputies in the state dairy
and food commissioners cficer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
PANAMA FAIR HEADS QUIT
Grant, spreekeIs and TWO Directors
Decide to Resign.

San Diego, CAL June 2l.-As,a eli
max to a period OF unrest IN tho in
ner circles Of the Panama-California
exposition management comes the
resignaton OF T. S. Grant, Ir, presi
dent; John y. spreckels, vice presi'
dent, and William Clayton ana 10
seph w. Seton. .Ir.. directors This
action was taken following confer-
ence in whicA each expressed thc
opinion that drastic action was neces'
sary TO awaken the stockholders.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
Tourist Kills Lad.

Ashtabula, O., June 81. r. Clarence
Wolfe. 10. was run down and killed
by an automobile. The lad was ridne
his bicycle and made a desperate eff
fort to escape. but the road was mar
row and he was crushed to earth. A
farmer tclorhonod to Erie. Pa. and q
man answering tho description is he
ing held by country constable whC
overheard the message. Indignation
runs high. as The dead lad was q uni
versal fayorlte in his neighborhcoG.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CANNOT GET MATR0N.
Trustees Tell Harmon Salary Too
Small For Position.

Columbus. o., June 2l.-Trustees
of the state Cirls' Industrial home,
near Delaware, appealed to Governor
and Mrs. Harmon IN the solution OF
a problem presented by their inabil.
ity to secure for the salary available,
$4,000 annually matron fer tho
hcme
The ratron is 90 be the 'hles oy.
ccutive cf TIE hcWe ugdcr new law
rasGed NJ i'c ilgt2ncc az M.a H5r
mon ard club women, following CON
siderable criticism Of former manage
l ents. Tac trustees stated t0at they
f2d been unable to get woman
qualified for the place, either from
the state or outside.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
nODSE PASSES
WOOL MEASURE
Underwood Recipient Of Zig
Ovation.
cHAGRlN FOLLOWS Joy

Speaker Clark Announ- es Noc:ags
From President Stating That Tar6
cemrlisslon Had Eeea Un-Aie to
Conn .tc Report Requested. but
That u Would &c Ready by Deem
ber--gsar.is Of ohlo CnIY De.ro
crat 20 Dccer. Colleagues ca Vote.
wosLing.ca. June 21-By v,te Of
221 to 100 the house o. representa-.
tiyes passed t-c Democratic wCI re-
vision Till The announcement OF
the result was greeted with great cY-
clause b. tlc DcIocrats Who gave
Representative Underwood cf Ala.
bama, TIE majority leadCr ol eva
tion as Ike stood IA his place 90 make
the final mot.ol following tbs formal
passage Ct the lil
Democratic ioy was Qu , CHANG
ed to caagriG as Speaker ClHk TAX.
ing a docuu eut from tac table, am
nounced tina, a message had occa te.
ceived from the rr,sidcat of the
United states. In the MESSAGE tac
nresidapt said that the tarir board
lad NOT co,Ynl-,cd its rero"t ON the
uool schedule and t.at fr, ,.is rea.
SON he found Il improsf.eabIo TO com.
nlv WIN tbe resolution rcecntlv rass.
sd no tbe borsc calling for the data
On WOOL coIIoc.cd Inv t5o bos.l
Tho presideuts ouro.tuac an
rouncor,ont Gsf -,e ,ru7lote wool
rono,, Of t5s ho,rs would he forward.
"a 70 corrIess In pcrc-,ber of tsls
,.oor rrcyol.ed arii,rse among the
ponrhl,cens ,y1o ,se-od AZ the Dem.
ocrots tbo bo,,so .s v5ole hoyine
tn ,,,,d ,ssovtio,. r,pe. todlv made
hv perubli,s,s ir gcylto that Il was
nnvise m .tto,rf revision O.
scbod,,1o Z g, advance of n scientific
statemont es m conditions ry the
tariT hoard rpcopsciops'y the rres
,dont nod niaced o. io,o On tse Dom