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Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26
CONTRIBUTIONS TO CATHOLIC
CHURCH AMOUNTS TO 1,6OO, 900

ROME, June 24.--The Society for
the Propagation of the Faith of the
Catholic church today issued its off
cial statement of the contributions re-
ceived during the past year. For the
second time in two years, the United
States was the second largest con-
tributor, France for the second time
holding first place in the amount Of
contributions. The diocese of New
York made the largest contributions
of any other diocese in the world, its
offering being over $15O,0O0. The to-
tai contributions from the entire world
for the year was $1,600.000.
Perhaps it is the house on the other
fellows lot that makes US dissatisfied
with our own.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

In the case of the New York gun
men technicalities were thrown aside
and justice prevailed. If Henwood
should be granted new trial or the
case reversed it would add contempt
to law and courts. It's time Colo
RADIO and all other states administer a
little Justice.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Lieutenant Won Egan-Kruger of
Germany won steeple chase at
Madgeburg the other afternoon, then
made an aeroplane trip of eighty miles
in ninety minutes and arrived at Pots
dam in time to ride his own horse
in race and win gold cup. We
haven't heard what he did to kill time
during the evening,
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Farmers have begun to hammer the
Underwood bill in the country stores.
that is calculated to make
grains or meat cheaper doesn't ap-
peal to the farmer, and you can't
blame him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Perish the thought that the rich
have influence with the United States
attorney general, Notwithstanding the
apparent truth of the statement made
by McNab in resigning his position
as United States district attorney.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

A comprehensive valuation of Buck
ingham palace, London, and its con-
tents has just been completed by a
West End firm. The property is re-
turned as worth $17,5OO,o00, of which
one room alone monopolizes nearly
$2,50O, 900.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Denver utilities commission will
find it difficult to build water plant
for seven million dollars equal to the
one now in use. But the politicians
and "jobbersy must have their way
and an opportunity of spending money.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

United States District Attorney Nc
Nab of California handed the admin
istration hot shot in telegram re-
signing. Under the conditions Nc
Nab cannot be blamed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Carnegie might send portion of
the rejected million by the Vanderbilt
university to Fort Lewis. Well guar
antee an acceptance if check is sent
for 100000.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The temperature in Washington is
only about 100 degrees. This is moth
ing, however, to the temperature of
some people in the course of the next
few years when struggling along un-
der the Underwood measure.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The Jeffersonian simplicity of his
tory simply hasn't a chance these
days with Secretary Bryan toting his
dinner pail to work with him like all
other laborers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Professor Taft admits that Yale has
improved somewhat since the days
when he used to go to school there.
But Princeton is also playing better
fnnthall
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Henwood did not give Won Phul or
Copeland any opportunity to prolong
life. The hip-pocket fiend never does,
but it is different when he comes to
face death. The hip-pocket man al
ways wants things his own way.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

"The British Poets was published
in England and sold for few pence.
have heard of that set being en-
bellished and sold for as high as
81, 200" ."-Confessions of de luxe
book man. The poets are "embellish-
ed' for those who prefer scenery to
snnp
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

There is an international suffrage
congress with twenty-five nations rep
resented at Budapest. The gate re
ceipts will be small, owing to the fact
that nobody is likely to be killed or
hurt
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

"Uncle Sam will never arbitrate a
slap in the face" declares Colonel
Roosevelt. No. At the same time
war should be avoided if within the
range Of possibility.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

A st. Louis dispatch says mission
aries in India are buying young girls
by the thousands at 10 cents apiece
in order to save them from immoral
lives in the temples.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Congress has our permission to
sojouIn. But It will not do so. 1t
also las our permission to remain in
Washington and ;vc',er all summer.
The seoplc will swflicr later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Edward G. Acheson, whose discov-
cries with the electrical furnace have
been Of immense value to the indus
trial world, has received an import
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

A number of brave men who don't
want to run for anything in Cali
fornia, remain ready and willing to let
the Japs come in if the Japs feel
like it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

same manner as the tariff. There is
no question but that this country is
in great need of new currency law
which will tend to increase stability
and insure the public against snap f.
nancial panics.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The American farmer won't do a
thing to the Demo. party three years
hence. Farm products are being ham
mered down for the benefit of the mid
dlemen,
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

What has become of that plan to
dig another isthmian canal? Some
one should be selling stock in the
project by this time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

This country seems to differ from
the other republics to this extent:
There are many easier matters than
inducing the cabinet to resign.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The Journal says there are over
forty autos in and around Cortez.
Pretty good record and shows some
prosperity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Let us hope there will be no more
trials of the Henwood nature for many
years. 1t was disgusting from start
to finish.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

New York National ball team is
gaining fast on Philadelphia and un-
less the Quakers get move on they
will soon be, in SECOND place.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Suffragists need husbands more
than they do the ballot, says Mayor
Gaynor of New York. But maybe the
mayor is getting sour.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Make up your mind not to sign a
single referendum or initiated bill.
We have too many juggled laws al
ready,
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The cost of living can't be as high
in England as it is here. Somebody
threw bag of flour at Premier As
quith the other day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

1t is taking congress quite awhile
to fix the tariff, but, unfortunately,
that is no evidence of satisfactory
lob.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

OF course it was nice for Lieutenant
Governor O'Hara to be vindicated, but
he does not seem able to attract so
much attention since.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Being a Turkish grand vizier must
make even an umpire's life seem
placid like the still waters.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

What would the bears do for eX-
cuses to hammer stocks if the su-
preme court never rendered decisions :?
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

Pueblo is going to make Rome howl
on the Fourth--the biggest celebration
ever.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

The Illinois legislature stands as a
proof that there may be some good in
almost anything.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26
The rot about Henwood is sickening

The Balkan allies sensibly left their
disputes to peaceful settlement instead
Of bullets.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

If you want your spirits revived
take spin about the county. 1t is
inspiring.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-26

ant decoration from the czar of Rus
sia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
FOREIGN MARKET UNFAIR TO
SOUTHERN TOBACCO MARKET

virginia. North Carolina, Kentucky
and tennessee These men have felt
that there was some artihcial influ-
ence az work among the governments
OF Austria-Hungary turkey france
SDafn. Russia. Japan. italy ana Ger
many 10 depress the American to-
baccO market i'm the heavy gfaueS OF
leaf. ft only for use In foreign lah1s.
Figures now I'm possession OF the
committee show that Italy, through its
government monopoly and control Sl
thc entire Italian tobacco crop, W1ye
SG4.00O.00o profit last year. las Ia
hiockinr American importation. or is ~
in IN combine 90 innucnce amer it1n
prices dctrimcntailyt lnls H4ts,loh
mo nr.sent scope OF the lnNestEo-
| fIou fs cOnnned chiefly 90 the coItrNoh
of statistics from every posslol souiC c;;
brnrIrt- ON trade conditions 800 fNe l1st
f.r. r.nrs Later the prohers viii cN-
fnrd their pow cr $50 that iofcl9n eouu-
tries win come under iht o.' .N1 -
animation or tnc committee agents.
Drastic steps
It is planned TO- hold neinoer OF
hearings soon. and Go force INTEREST t
ib.iv that the "Regi. buyers. 81 lo neI-
chase only for foreign CONS ti' f''''
viii boz called bv che prohefs A..
lvftf fhe work now only Few weeks
old. ID is early go anticipate tNe IeD.'' NJ
mcudatlons of the cominil &C.. o'' -' p.
practically certain thar otaeL. l,-.
f,-f,~s and urohah bile refailatnrF meas
ures viii bc urged against any LOT ..-l
D un tho American tobacco trade.
S The members OF the committee ar
p senator MARTIN G@I-rN.l,.,Ij .,l,,,. senate
f.uara of Massachusetts. Cong cs-il' I.
FLOOD. OF NirCinia, Congres sinan Sltl
man. 81 North Carolina. end congress
r. congress has appropriated $4,000 {
d carry ON the probe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
LOVE IS HIGHEST
SAYS PRETTY GIRL

N-r-rx- WORK. S-ocfa1 Work IS
.> - ru + r.,ntsi,,s he. no
.- -. l,or 1sF- amman
$780, ,-.,---i.-r rarErr come 20
49,, -.--, l--,-r ,errrct happl-
.-. +r,e cr-rfrfe~re Miss Eve
.. r-,--.---,er rho fr-t vyo-
&. p '--.-- $50 ,.f.--eF "A member
'-.--.r .-,5rr-,- eNn~e-4ro in
e. ...-... '.---- -. f, whether WOO
f. -.-n .,rrnfforal talents
.r...r. ...r-e tnens.lles ouly to their
..,v...rs ,--, give rp yo.r career 80
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MOORE
WARNS DODGERS

RICHMOND. VA, Special
Persons who are reported 20 De
acffN ely engaged In purchasing
non-tnNabic securities 80 a. 10
avoid legitimate nsseSsment must
make genulne purchnAeH or else run
the chance OF being subjected 20
rigid grand jury investigation, nc-
rordInE 10 state Auditor Moore
xsho has lust returned 20 hts Once
after being confined 40 hts home
for the past week with an nttncA
Mr. Moore spoke "a 81 he had ren-
son 10 believe that many al the
transfers % securities being mhue
were not genuine. u Woulo ne
clearly illegal, he said To make
nominal purchase, ask the hFohrr
10 hold the securities for a d"s or
Two aud then after February lSt.
The date Of assessments. 20 put
fhcm on the market again.
Nr. Moore Will urge all commits
stouers 81 the revenue To be un-
usuaIIy xiEilnnt in watching this
phase OF the situation.
Thursday and Friday OF thi~
week Will be the dates for fancy
work ~ those who seek &C. es-
cane payment Of taxes ~ buy i"s
hands the last two DAYS OF thls
month and selling them aitei
February LIST.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
CHOOSES THEATER AS
PLACE FOR SUICIDE

NEW YORK Special. Entering the
lobby OF Proctor's Flfty-eighth street
Tneafcr az o'clock Thursday even
ing. q man bought ticket. then took
a bottle from his pocket ard swallow
ID part o. SIS contents. Walking IN
side he took an orchestra seat close
10 the front As an usher was pass
ing "A minute afteTward the man
plainly Boa pain. got 20 his feet ana
staggered up the aisle. The usher fol-
lowed. The stranger was ia state OF
collapse before he could he got 90 the
cloak room. fc died within a few
minutes.
In his pocket was a vial marked
"Cvanlde Mixture" on the bottle in
+ red letters was printed Poison" Dr.
TAYLOR. from Flower Hospital SAID
there was no doubt the man had died
from this poison.
Fev persons ln the house knew OF
the death. Until the audience hac
gone the body was not olfturpe
Then 10 was taken 90 the East tiity
FIRST street Station. where ~ was iden
ffeod as that % Samuel NeWburger
fty-hve. o. l32 East Ninety-secon'
Street.
note ln a pocket asked that J
Tfufcfsfoue. an undertaken OF a
r,asf Flftv-serenth Street. be informed
Until three years ago Newburge
had q fe7yelry store fn Broadway nea
Forty-second Street lie had $4,000
and decided 90 give Up his bushes
, and 20 90 wall Street 10 get Quic
action for his money.
Almost from the day he became
epeculator Newburgcr's tank accouF
duindlrd. Several months ago IN
p last OF his 100000 was gone lie b'
came Respondent. and threatened MOI
than once in the presence of his VT
and daughter 90 take his life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MANIA FOR SUICIDE
LET TO HIS ARREST

RICH Il I'D. vA.-s2ec.zl--
r8erfr~fslr ffaf re uaF lr tre -lf-e
OF = sufcIsal rnarls bscalte - re
ceafh o. he cntlc. joan g.
-,vs-ess~e~ ~ 14rE Ashland street.. m n.
IA employec ~ = q 5erElnr
vslsre5 - ~ = J. Williams ga 2 ,cs re 7,
~ +re cstV court room about ~
O'clock wednesday and oegee1 70 Ds
fames fron hsrnseA
yElieor. who was ence- TIE o. hrf -
- 1900 told Williams ffat re .e1
gone ~ fhe fourth ecor o. tLf N-lE
T.Ft ~ So Robert Wflftet. meme
81 ere Adm n let rafire sparo -
r-f~tf-g frn he Formerly nae -
emploveE. and that wniie the- 80. s.
efarted 10 CLINE over tne fal--Lh
49, ous his brafns or the rocr De-
eoroe o. fss norrna Judgment retern-
- 80 hgF- re said and ~ cane 60
steirr. The rns MA again attackee 2 4.
outside the pclct Colft f.,,s,,,,'. .-...4'
err~oachsc Williams Williams 10 I.
49, rrafrr Werner. who vas IN frs
court r0Ona. arc nf csieilec l{etest-r
cervezrf WILEY % arrest ftr 49,
Wffror was frkeE - me once ~ y.
~ffaf ~ sroiice. where rf retnatf =
until the patrol wagcc sfr.see :. 49,
MN 40 the FIRST Police station ref
/. 1890 81 being cFunk vas entfrF'
s~ss~sf aim. and he VIII be cfts'f :
fhere untfi ne recovers from nc -
yviison foI6 the police that - was ce
spondeut beca0se u ne ce1-h y -
.s'-e~ veers ol6 FrieDds % WI
80 ..-l,o exnreesed q desire 20 BAL hti
~ere sol1 4haf 81 would BE Wlefr 70 =.
him stay az the station untA ne -
came sober.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
HARTMAN LINES
TO Be DISSOLVED

NEW YORK. Special It IS stated
here On high authority that the
directors OF the Southern and Union
Pacific Railroad Companies have prac-
ricafiv come 10 an agreement as far
os me essential details are concerned.
oD = plan Tor the dissolution Of the
Hartman merger, as was fccthti9 oI
dered bv the United States supreme
Court. ,--..,.,s
There VIII he no more conferenc es
with Attorney General Wicker nam IN
washington. 10 was learned TO-DAY. eN-
cent when the plan ~ submitted 10
him on the final form for his approval.
This viii be in the near future.
Central Pacific. according 10 the
plan. viii hc taken over by the union
pacific with the exception OF the line
4 in California running up 20 the state
OF oregon.
There win he no pro rata distribu-
ton Of Southern Pacific stock now hel'
3 In the treasury OF tho Union Pacih'
N and not required 90 pay FOR the Cen
trail Pacific. 20 the stockholders or th'
/ Southern and Union Pacific companies
/ II h. suggested that a syndicate MAJ
now be in the process of formation
10 underwrite the balance OF IN
Southern Pacific stock.
IL was not possible 20 ascertain N
basis OF exchange OF stock OF IN
Southern Pacific now held in IN
treasury OF the Union Pacific for tins
~ the Central Pacific now owned .
the Southern Pacific. Well intorfns
interests believe that the plan wne
, presented will bc speedily approved Z
, Attorney General Wickersham-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MAY BE SLAYER
OF ELIAS BARCODY

RIG II NJ o y d, VA-Specih-
How does Il feel 10 die In the
electric chair2"
How long does Il take FOR the cur
rent 10 DO its work."
These are the questions which
lanes GOode, a negro, now IN JAN AZ
Newport News. asked Detective re
terson. OF that city, after lac had con-
fessed TO killing a Jewish merchant
there recently.
detective Peterson was in this city
n few DAYS ago 10 take look az
lanes Robinson. alias casey Ma,
Who is being held here as suspi-
rious character. Casey Kid" is sus-
pccted OF knowing something OF the
murder OF Elias Baroody. as well as
4 81 the Newport News murder anu
+ Detective Peterson has returned 10
Newport News 20 sweat the con-
fesscd murderer there 20 ascertain u
he knows anything about the negro
who is being held here.
similar 60 nnroody Case. Gee
The murder Co which Gonnc CONFESS n
"a in Newport News is similar POI az
most every respect 70 tnt Hl-l 1er -.
Ms estcd 90 eet out some wood which
I ms murdcrcrs said they wished 10
purchase. ana while ne, W~e 1. t-Cc
81 getting 80 Dee was iolled Win an ~ Qin.,
bar which the negro had concealed li
MS clothing. When Dc was este %
notice know AN about che murder and
, made "a clean breast ~ Ilr ,'n"- c'l-U
v-Ifn n TIE implicated another ncEre
Who now is Ga the Newport News Jam
norc Buliet Wounds.
T. ..r--..,- r-ff" WAS arrested fcTcra
. DAVIS AGO bv Detective Serreant BAILEY
. and Omcer Folkes Tie had TWO hut
i Il.t wounds Ga his right hand. which h'
rt-o-e 10 conceal Tie also tried @
( hide The picture OF dagger unnshN
p Inn human flesh. which was tatooe'
|urDn DTS arm. va 81. ,
I. '..tVe do not know that casey kld. J
pr fr1r.lfratcd lu che Raro0dy murder. sal
n r..rrr+ft. pallcv. "hut we are going Z
learn Am we can about him. The ncEr
in sam ia Newport News has contesse
= 90 "A similar killing. ano as ne ~. nov
o inc 10 gain hv his silence. DetectlN
i- Peterson is going % question M
IN about the negro under arrest mere
ascertain ~ ne Is implicated IN ti
Novvport News murder
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06
MOTHER AND CHILD
run down BY AUTO

N-r-,v. YORK special Her hand f
claspcd an her mother 9no "a No- t-1rt
der her arm, tafce-f ,@t . tesrt OF FO1
Fast seventy ninth street 80
over and instantly kitite 10y ut go
ff--t,--.itrth street, the Bronx. Anurs-
snv afternoon. Mrs- KANT W.tH ~ 49,
6urt Size was removed 90 Llnco ,.li iiiit,ic
z rIfns where it is said she mas "~A "NN'N
I Mrs. Kant and her daughier y e"S 80 ~
me Bronx go see a fricnd n no w.
1 ~ p- their way home it ralncu
nd and Mrs Kant raised her VIM
ore ift - efrf,rh street She took her
Idaurhter.s hand 10 keep her from IN
niug across ahead ~ hcr- ~ '-N
Mrs. Kant was $50 busy NecpiniS ,, Ille
. umbrella az the proper angie any MAJ al
,,irr on 20 her daughter may s..e go c,e
80 rrrr George Lorucr. OF Jersey Nltf'
d hrr,rfnr- tho horn on bis machine. Sue
. t.,t ---Ff on and suddenly fclt her
- |F.-,rhter.s hand icrked out OF acl
- Itho nest second She saw one ~
ITsavy front wheels or the N.". ~
I~t .hnf moment. and was caught ln ~,
i rrrrnnrIsm under tnc tltN. -
: stopped before the rear wheels reaeAe'
! 'e'' Dragged From Under auto.
/, The screams ~ Nr.- NAul @,5 n
= 1..-,a ~ No mon 10 help Dim get th
.a ra|r ouf from under fNt lNHDNtti'- O.
-, I'm rr..sirs thc dom close 90 Der
% @ All ivr,- crushed and lts china
heal broken on. Parts or 10 i..o
~r-a rad boon taken into store u
- rraureur returned and draseed Ml'
-e f(nrf from under che auto. SNe e
IrIn- elN inches ln front OF oNe q. -
pr .r-o tnc store and immediately oeAt
.g bccu hurt litrc and IS :
b. another rnru." ono ~ che men in b
B" 4~s, tter sirs Kant caught sight
+r. mass az excelsior ana cloth ~.
NJ haf boon Dog tau-etcrs COT D..
y. ~stes been b. i'ed ...,,.,',-e o. sa
t- N.Trr.- screamed tNc LunAN''- 4 '"
or non goo under thc wheel .-t-.
fT rr-.r- chem on she was MISTER CT.
ar and DO took three men 90 keep htF lIo
ne dragrlnE herself into tne next 4oo
fo $50. rtr talglter.
We AZ amhulaDre from Lincoln HOSP
er -a1 was summoned. With ~ came
cr W.rtuu lie pronounced tne Ctllv ut'
and hurried the mother 90 me Rosl
.ss TAI Coroner hcaiN lrHht elabNis NNe
- Dri.er Held BIRmelcss.
--N From tho statements oI retetHt -,
-easer n was the general opinion ~
to- orrer was not 20 blame rae epF-.
TN mo brakes 90 hi7 machine. out tns
lry / streets prevented them from ngleEE
eat John Kant the husband and iS a..
- was AZ work ln Seventy second StI'
De- a. the time OF the accident re h
went 90 the hospital, and. toto ne GO,
rot see his vile. went 70 tne, ~
where his daughter oooE n"u -
M taken As ne was leaving the SO
III Feeper handed him what was leit
80 And that's che reason a man sat
eeA / the corner OF an elevated Laih 81
en- one Hundred and Foriy-elg pun ~
oOk 20 Seventy ninth street last even
NV rrvlng and looking az on open 81
in box full OF red excelsior ana ciot"'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Special
senator Martin and CONGRESSMAN
Flood. OF Virginia. are leaders on the
joint committee WhiNn
has undertaken 20 learn whether OF
not there is an aruhcial cause .oi
the decrease in foreign shipping TO-
hacco prices In the last Few years
senator Martin Is chairman OF lhe
probe committee. but the preliminary
work and much OF the main lnNtsu-
cation viii be Left in the hands OF
The probe thus Tar has revealed
condition i'm the forcign shipping To-
bacco market that makes 10 well-n ish
irnpcSsiblc for the Southern tobacco
raiscrs 20 operate az n proht-
one man connected with me inNes-
tiratfon terms the auction process on
the tobacco sent to foreign ithNS' or
IA funeral with the buyers as atteno-
ants ANA the tobacco farmer as inc
l chief mourncr." ..t.,
The probe seeks 20 ascertain
| whether forcign governments anN'
/ lous over their control or ownership
/ ~ tobacco business. are taking steps
/ t0 decrease the prices paid 20 Amcil'
] CONGRESSMAN Flood. who. scvera
/ Years arO. compiled striking tooatN'
/ price statistics. is haNinS thSse lS
I vfsca 90 date Later the prone VII
be extended 60 reach into the yer.
heart of the situation. IL there Us
4 combination among the 'kcEl p1g
o~s from abroad the committee va
ferret 10 out Then % VIII report y
rrlfDre 10 Congress with q view u
aucViatinr the hard Tot or the 10
Virginia Protests.
Tho complaints for several year
! mast which gave rise 20 tht AiiN %,
cation. came chiefly from growers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-02-06

However. even II NEGOTIATIONS should
D.. l~,-e- or entirely. 10 win prob
,f.1,. H. two weeks before active hos
,.-s-trs are renewed
$500, eo-----rlrTes viii have 20 be
....-..,-,-I-.r Which would carry the
..-.,.i..i-. 10 .n0ut February 10th. Or.
rD.-'sr rf rr-1-rrla. and ~ Nishu.
1s,,,--,-rr,f.n envoy 20 ENGLAND. con-
r--.f ~,-~s- today over the Rou-
---l'- -t...-t.1 a.-~ersq
,-,s, ~. IN
MANN '', -, 49, t,,c
PARIS Specla-- MANI o , -
dcposcd grand Ni-ler % -IHes -
suffered IA rarall tlc sNohe .-@
move hls rl-ht leg OF rient ARM 4
was reported today DO uispAt,-es y
fne Maftu from tlr NNlt - l',t --.- -