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DEMAND DANCER
TESTS Be ENDED
Engineers OF Western Roads
Threaten Strike.
MEDIATION BOARD 50 TOLD

Heads Of Brotherhoods Declare THAT
if Protection Is Refused the Men
win Use Their ;-ull Strength to
Protect Themselves.
Chicago Dec %. Threats that ths
anginemen of Western railroads vii
strike if the board of arbitration fail.
to regulate surprise tests in a manner
which will eliminate danger to the
men We're made before the board at
the days session.
The threats were made by Warren
S. Stone, grand chief engineer of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
and William s. Carter, president of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men and Enginel en-, representing the
men.
They We're occusioned by remarks of
w. j.. Park, vice president of the llli-
nois Central, and f. A. Burgess of the
engineers organization. both MEM
bers of the board, and by James NJ.
sheean, attorney for the railroads.
Park read into the record a long
record devoted mostly to quotations
from report OF the interstate COM
merce commission, in which he assert
ed that the efficiency tests We're based
on the advice of the commission and
that much evidence would have to be
introduced to persuade him to inter
fere with the meth nds OF discipline
adopted by the roaGs to assure the
observation Of safety rules.
Burgess accused Park Of arguing
the case, thus usurping the duties OF
counsel and out of keeping with his
position as an arbitrator.
Sheean then said that the railroad
managers had assured the officials OF
the brotherhoods that only such sur
prise tests as took into consideration
the safety of the men surprised would
be used. This brought Carter and
Stone to their feet.
Quote Old Assurances.
~ will inform the board" said
Stone, that we have heard this as
surance before In 1906, in 1907 and
in 1910 We tried to get the roads 10
eliminate dangerous efficiency tests
and each time We went back to the
men and told them that it was all
right, that the roads would conduct
only fair tests, and Just as regularly
the roads did nothing of the kind.
"Now, il the assura noes OF the rail
roads do not remove this danger to
the lives and limbs of our men; IL
federal and state laws do not. and ii
this arbitration fails to do SO. car
assure you that the men WILL
81 do not wish to try to intimdate
this board--l've got too much sense
for that-but the strength of the men
will be used if necessary to protec.
themselves when all else fails"
Safety first is a good ADVERTISE
ment." but we want a system that win
not cause an engineman, suddenly
confronted with rcd light, to jump
when there is no real danger. We in
vite efficiency tests. There is not in
the world body of men who conform
to the duties of their positions so
closely as the enginenlen and if the
law cannot protect them, as it has not
in Kansas. the men will by their unit
ed strength"
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INDIAN TROOPS DEFEATED
Berlin Tells Of Victory Over Forces of
Allies.

Berlin, Dec. 22.-Trenches held by
Indian troops were stormed and TAX
en-; cannon machine guns and many
prisoners taken and the French re-
pulsed by the Germans, an official
statement by the war office claims
Further gains were made in the Ar
sonne, the report says.
In the eastern front the attack up
on the Russians continues.
The enterprise., 1914-12-24
President to Rename Hall.

Washington, Dec. 22.--President
Wilson plans to reappoint Henry Clay
Hall, Colorado Springs, Colo, member
of the Interstate commerce commits.
sion. Fis term expires Jan. /.
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Celebrated Divine Dead,

New York. Dec. 22---Dr. Richard
Heber Newton. formerly rector Of All
Souls church, Manhattan and one of
the most celebrated clergymen who
ever occupied a New York pulpit, is
dead at his home in Scarborough af-
ter a brief illness.
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ROBBERY POSSIBLE MOTIVE
Cleveland Hotel Propr etor Stabbed
to Death.

Cleveland, Dec. 22.-William j.
Troy, aged fifty years, proprietor OF
several hotels, was found stabbed to
(eath in a room in the Troy hotel.
The fact that more than 5000 uI
Eroy's money and Il diamond ring
were reported missing caused the po.
lice to work on the theory that rod.
berry prompted the crime.
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BRANNIGAN HERE
Fighting Irishman" WIN 90 in Train
ing in Benaire This Afternoon
for Fight with Stewart.

Patsy Brannigan. the Fighting Irish
man Will arrive In town to-day 90
complete his training FOR his bout with
Walter Stewart at the Union Opera
house. Bridgeport. Thursday evening.
Patsy will have with him too sparring
partners and will probably work out at
the Bellaire gym this afternoon He
will be In the best uf shape as he Just
returned from Pueblo. Colo. where he
beat Benny Chavez. the Western feath-
erweight sensation.
Goo" Is working faithfully at the
Bearly \. &. gymnasium and claims he
never was In better shape. lie stated
that be had his plans all made and in
tended to carry the fight TO Brannigan
all the way.
Johnny Ray bantum weight champion
Of Pittsburgh. will be sent against
Battling" Hays. OF Philadelphia. broth
er Of Chick Hays. one OF the best ZIG
pound boys To be found. Hays has new
er been seen In action IN these parts. but
comes here well recommended. and ~ he
- an equal OF Ray. the fans will see a
mighty pretty bout.
Tn the six round event Teddy Murphy
who put up such n good bout against
Eddie Wimler Will face Joe Gill. tho
bridgeport hoy. who met Kid Hogan az
the last show. These boys look TO be
evenly matched and should give "A good
exhibition.
Joe Donnelly. Of Pittsburgh. will
referee all bouts. The curtain raiser
will 20 on promptly at s:15 o'clock.
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MINOR CHANGES MAY BE NEcEs.
SARY AND " so WILL BE
MADE TO-DAY
Pitcher 6landIns VIII BE Restrained
From Playing With Maps and
Others My Face Similar Action

BALTIMORE. Md. March 23.-The
playing schedule of the Federal
league of baseball clubs was adopted
tonight at meeting here OF the Off.
Gals OF the league.
The schedule was drafted in its en-.
tirety after the sessions were held. II
was announced that some minor
changes may be made that would on.
tail an extra session tomorrow. and
that the schedule probably would BE-
given out the latte part OF this week
The most important business at the
meeting other than the drafting OF the
schedule was the determination 10 ap-
ply for an injunction to restrain
Pitcher Handing from playing with
the Cleveland American league club
President Gilmore telegraphed T.. T.
Gates of Indianapolis. counsel for the
league, instructing him TO apply for
the injunction at Grand Rapids. Mich
Blanding being resident of Michi-
gan. Blanding. who played with the
Cleveland Americans last year. signed
with the Kansas City Federals but
later rejoined Cleveland.
Vice President Mullen OF the Buff
falo club. said today that Pitcher
kahler of last years Cleveland team,
who returned to Cleveland after hav-
ing signed a contract with the Buffa-
10 Federals, either would play in
Buffalo or not at all.
President Gilmore announced that
the pennant winners OF the Federal
League will issue a challenge to the
winners in the National and A,leri-
can Leagues to play for the cham
pionship OF the world.
IF either of the successful teams
In these two leagues refuse TO meet
our leaders" he added, I'VE will claim
the championship by default"
A dinner in honor OF the visiting
baseball men was given tonight by
the Baltimore Federals.
April 10 was decided on as the
opening day and the opening day pro-
gram will probably be as follows:
Chicago at ST. Louis. Brooklyn at
Plttsburg, indianapolis at Kansas
City. Buffalo at Baltimore.
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OHIO STATE
LEAGUE MEETS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELr
BY MAoNATEs IN cINciN-
MATT YESTERDAY
Schedule for Year Was Adopted, and
Hamilton, Ohio, Was Admitted.
PLAY 1870 Games.

sreciai Dispatch TO the Intelligencer
CINCINNATI, o.. March 23.-Rear
Management OF the 1914 schedule and
the admission Of Hamilton. Ohio. into
the league was the most important
business transacted at the meeting OF
the Ohio State league magnates In
the Havlin hotel this afternoon. The
schedule was so arranged that each
team will play $50 games, there being
but two on days.
The season will open on April 2s.
a few days earlier than last season.
Portsmouth will open with Ironton at
lronton. Charleston at Huntington,
Chilltcothe at Hamilton. and Licking.
ton at Maysville. The season will
close on September 10.
Hamilton was admitted to the league
on the guarantee OF n delegation head.
ed BY w. G. Anterior. that enough
financial backing will be secured from
business men in Hamilton TO assure
the success OF the team. Mr.. Ather-
ton announced that all players have
been signed for the team. President
Hermann OF the Reds has Announced
he Will do all he can for the Hamilton
team
Many OF the club presidents were
IN attendance. President r. w. Read
and secretary and treasurer Joseph
Carr presided over the meeting.
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TENNIS JOURNEYS
National Lawn Tennis Association
~"nounees tnat l34 Tournaments
VIII Be Held This Year.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Tbe Of.
ncfal list OF dates and awards of lawn
tennis championship tournaments for
me coming season was announced TO-
DAY by n. ID. Wrenn. president of the
United states National Lawn Tennis
association. The list includes ia
tournaments. the All-Comers' national
tournament being set for the Casino.
at Newport. X, l., to begin Monday.
august "a. The women's national
tournament will again be held al the
Philadelphia Cricket club. beRinning
June ). The National CLAY Court
cham pionship begins July 10 at Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
The striking feature OF the LIST
winch Is larger than usual. Is the in.
crease In the number OF women 8
tournaments. There is a marked
growth in the list as scheduled for
me west and south. The famons
Longwood meeting and the eastern
doubles are scheduled for Boston 10
begin July 20. the New York state
championship for the Crescent Ath.
ieuc club. Brooklyn. on July 20. and
me sectional national doubles for
Onwantsia, Chicago. on August { THO
western Championship will also he de.
clued there beginning July 25.
Altogether the list Is The n,ost cor,.
prehensive that the national associa.
ton mas ever issued and contains few
conhtctinK dates.
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RYAN BOOSTS
FORMER SMOKES
INIElIIoENcER RECEIVES LET.
TER FROM FORMER sTOoIE
PILOT.
VIII Manage Richmond Team IN
Virginia League This Season
All Former Smokes In Good

A letter was received by the Intel
ngencer yesterday from Ray Ryan.
manager OF the Wheeling baseball
team in the i'll fated Inter- State
league last year. and in addition 20
wishing that Wheeling will soon get
back on the baseball map again. ne
spoke encouragingly OF the former
Stogie players. Ryan will manage
the Richmond. Va. team this season.
and he says that the players look like
a pennant winning aggregation. lie
expects them to show exceptional
form this year and make the other
teams in the Virginia league travel
some.
In speaking OF the other players.
he called especial attention 10 Monte
Prieste. who Il with the New York
Giants this year. He thinks that
Monte Is due for a steady berth with
the McGrawites. and says that he Il
an excellent player and Is bound 90
do good. Jack Frost. former elongat
ed pitcher for the Smokes, will wear
Waterbury. Conn. uniform this
year
Sheriff" Burden and Gene Stein
premier. who coveted about the local
ball park last year. viii play with
the Norfolk team and Fred Molten
kamp has signed with Charlotte. ~
G. Harry Welcher and Moren will
be with the Roanoke, Va team and
Ryan expects them to move up the
ladder before the year is past. IDOL
"" Gray will be fly ketchin'" for
the Terre Haute team this summer
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PIRATES GET
INJUNCTION
DOE" TO PREvENT MoLEsTATIoN
of Players Under Contract TO Pftts-
burEh National Club-Actton Brought
Under Contract Labor Law.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 2s.-s. II.
Cemnitz and John Doe" representatives,
OF the Pittsburgh Federal League base
bail club. were enioined temporarily by
the circuit court here to-day from In
terfering with in any manner. speaking
10. writing to. or communicating with
members OF the Pittsburg National Lea
que team. now in training In this city.
The Injunction was asked by the
Pittsburgh Athletic Association. owners
OF the Pittsburgh National League club
and was sought under an Arkansas stat
ute which prohibits interference with
persons whose services have been pledg-
ed ny contract.
Nc date has been designated for the
hearing OF the injunction which was
made Temporary. pending an answer by
the defendants.
Neither Camnitz nor the unldentif fled
persons designated as John Doe made
any statement to night IL IL the con-
tention OF the Pittsburgh National man
agenent that. a. all its players now in
Hot Springs already have signed con .
tracts which cover the spring training
season as well as the regular play ing
season. any Interference with them
while In Arkansas would be in violation
OF the statute commonly known as the
contract labor law.
Camnitz was formerly a member OF
the the Pittsburgh National League
club
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eastern Ohio. In Rush Greek township.
Fairfield county tho Clover oil Company
has started n second test ON the n. W
ohRre farm. In the same district. the
Columbus Ofl a Cos Company n start
ing No on the Jacob Schott farm
Both arr In Old territory. In the Bremen
field. Werlich a Noidsr'- No. on tho
Mary Young farm ~ one OF the most
consistent producers In the deep terri
tory. This well was completed land
summer and h Etiil holding up at A.
barrels n day. The Carter OIL Company =
test on the n. y. Curtis farm and No. Z
on the A ". Denntson farm are drilling
near the top OF the Clinton sand
Southwest Psnns,ivania-
Two miles east OF the Crows run field
In Beavsr county. Pa Altman n frantE
have drilled test on the frantz farm
through tho sand ana have n show for .,
very light pumper In the to0-foot for
nation. Near Hookstown. Beaver coun
~ Pittsburgh parties have drilled :.
test ON the Walter 1.auEhlin farm
through the sand and have "a buster.
Three miles south OF Hockstown, the
Wiipur OIL Company has completed No.
on the ". &. Ieepcr farm and had the
same kind 81 luck Roth wells are To-
Gated In Green township. In the Bris-
toria held In Greene county, the South
Penn oil Company has shot It, test on
the Mason Scott farm and increased IT.
production from Z 20 20 barrels a day.
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FAIR MONT NEXT
wheeling High School Basketball
Team VIII Clash With Marion
County Lads In This City

Thur7day evening a. the Y. NJ z. A
Hymnafium. Wheeling high school
will moot Fairmont hivh in the lasf
game OF tho season Tor tho local boys
In the former rame played NJ Fair.
mont Wheeling experienced verv biz
ilr difficulty in winning from their
opponents. Since that time the down
state lads have added som~ now ma
trrial 90 their lineup and 10 is likely
That ono 81 the fastest games OF tho
season WI Do seen on the local floor
hc Firla team viii meet mo Uellairc
tlf !s this evening on The Hcllaire floor
aud an exciting game d. being anfici
patcd
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MONTE PRIESTE
Former srnoks Pitcher and All Around
ssseosH Player ls Doing
Things Fer Giants

Word comes from the Giants train
ing camp down IN Texas that Monte
Prieste, who pitched for Wheeling in
the Interstate League last ecaeon
is whipping the horse hide around In
nrfat shape. and o. tho most fikotv
looking younEster - tho large cot
lection which McGraw has succeeded
IN corrallinE. The report reads that
Monte 'ssed The regulars down win
solitary hinFie in hvo inr.nes Isat
"wednesday. and over boo Dallas a few
days aFO be went an equal length
81 time With another single allow
aEce
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GROUND eRoKEN'FoR
BUFFALO FED. PARK

BUFFALO. y. Y, March "a
Ground was broken to-day for the
100000 concrete grand stand TO he
erected at Federal Park. the home
grounds of the Buffalo Federal league
baseball team. Mayor Fuhrmann and
otner city ohcials participated in the
ceremonies, the mayor turning the
first sod
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. March "a
President Heilbroner OF the Central
League. announced today the follow
Ing contracts and releases Of play
ers.
Contracts:
Fort Wayne Harry Martini Emory
G. Orth.
Springfield. OhlO-Sam Tasker
Evansville Ford ~. Wilbert. Wal
ter HaiE
Released BY Purchase:
BY Evansville Free. Pensacola
Mike Hauser.
Reinstated:
Fort Wayne Emory e. ORTIZ
Released:
William Hillinger
Evansvllle-H A. Durroll
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WHILE, IN, W0r- II--WIfI M Nc
rfEul1rs lu the lineup tho Sew Yora
american League team defeated the local
~0utlrru Lacquer to-day. 3 Co q Kent
lnE. f'r Nrw YORK. struck out ~ men
BOZ five innings Walsh and gIIh0rfv IIf
u"i.' runs. score. ~. o. o.
New Work ..........
Fritz Kelley and brown. uerrer Eraf.
Ing. cole and Reynolds
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WHEELING GIRLS
PLAY BELLAIRE
INTERESTING GAME Is PROMISED
FOE THIS EVENING IN
OHIO CITY
Following Contest Between the Girls
Faculty of Martins Ferry and
Bellaire VIII Play.

This evening the girls basket ball
the girls team OF the Bellaire High
school at Bellairo in the Gravel Hil
will be the second game of the season
between the two schools. In the first
game that was played several weeks ago
the Bellaire girls succeeded In winning
the victory by the decisive score OF ri
TO 8.
For the last few days the local team
n 1 peeh practlcing daily IN preparation
squad is anxious to win from the Bell
aire champions. and a game Is antici-
pated. The lineup is as follows:
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Wife-Any fashions in that paper.
Jack?
Jack (who has just settled n dress
makers bilD-Yes. but they're no use
TO you. dear. It's yesterdays paper! -
London opinion.
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BELLAIRE FoREIaHER UP
ON sPEAKEAsY CHARGE

a foreign resident OF South Bellaire
was arrested late yesterday ON a charge
OF violating the Rose liquor bill. The
warrant was issued by Mayor Simmons.
Of Shadyside. and was served by Mar
shall Davis and Constable Rose. IL H.
claimed "a quantity OF wet goods" was
found In the arid. The foreigner will
be given a hearing this morning. befoer
Mayor Simmons.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE MAGNATES
ADOPT SCHEDULE FOR SEASON
rAVrS For VAIDOsTA

Fred Weidle.
" ell KIN o " "
Martins Ferry
base ball play
er. will leave in
n few days for
Naldosta. Ca.
where he will
play ball with
the team repre-
senting tn "A Z
city this sum
m er. Fritz
- considered
one OF the hest
semi = profess
sional pitchers
In this vicinity
and his many
friends expect
him TO MAKE
good with the
Southern aggre-
cation this sea 20
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A game will be played between the
faculty OF the Bellaire High school and
the faculty OF the Martins Ferry High
school. Immediately after the contest
win in all probability prove quite inter
esting between the faculties OF the two
schools.
Arrangements are being made for the
local girls team 20 play the girls
basket ball team OF the Parkersburg
High school at Parkersburg Saturday
evening. should game be played be
tween the two schools. no doubt the
contest would prove very exciting a.
both teams are pretty equally matched
In strength.
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Only dollar and seventyeight
cents" said the holdup man. disgust
eddy. Can you beat it,"
Il not only ca n replied the citizen.
but I'm going to-"
And he did.-Detroit News.
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P1TTSRU RICH. Pa. Mar. 23-River
stages follow:
DAVIS. ISLAND DAMS feet and
falling: clear.
EUBTsNvILLE-II.e feet and fall
ing. clear
PARKERsBURG-if. feet and fall
ing. clear.
MoRGANTowN-7 feet and station
airy: clear.
OIL CITY, feet and falling: snow.
WARREN feet and falling: snow.
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RIVER NEWS

Five large towhoats. pushing tows OF
barEes loaded with coal. passed down
the river yesterday. The first consisted
OF the W. h Field with 10 boats. . bar
yes and fuel flats: Tornado. with 20
barEes and nat; Cruiser. with ~ bar
yes and ? hats. Valiant. with 10 harges
and Hats. and the Rival. with 10 bar
ges and fats
up.
The Rival after bringing a tow 20
Bellairc, returned M stream last night.
The Liberty arrived last night ana
will leave at II o'clock to-day for Mata-
moras. Nearly n day behind chedule
time. the city OF Parkersburg cleared
tho local wharf az r6.0ck yesterday
morning. bound for Cincinnati
The kanawha ~ due 10 reach here to-
Charleston.
The stage at the McMechen dam rast
night was ll-a feet The river was fan
ing very slowly.
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SANANNAH. Ca, Mar. 23.-The Phil.
adelphia American League team to-day
defeated tho Savannah South Atlantic
League club To ?. Tho worlds cham
pions. now on their journey homewRrd.
VIII arrive In Philadelphia early next
week Score.
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BASEBALL GAMES
Phiilies Shut Ont.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Mar 22.-The
81. Louis National League club held the
philadelphia American League club
second team. made up chiefly OF recruits
to no runs here to-day, the final score
being 20 In favor Of 81. Louis The
score.
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son lie has n host OF admirers local
ly and all will watch eagerly the ac-
counts Of his playing. His professional
base ball career has not been long. but
boil he has an enviable record Two
years ago he played in the Canadian
league, and while there was ranked as
one OF the best young twirlers.
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Clean shut-out


JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Mar. e7=Ths
81 Louis Americans to-day ahut-out tho
Jncksonville south Atlantic League club
here. 90 o. score.
r. D. D..
Jacksonville ......
Weilman ANEW ana Crossin. Bur
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BOWL N q


Some Duck Pins.
~ ise rosls Gil In three consecutive
sanies. zoo. lo2. 1853. Ise has rolled / ,
%VV scores this season
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Masonic cIub pnoka.
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In the deep sand territory in south
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-03-14
COPPER STOCKS ARE
FURTHER DECREASED

With the release of the Copper
Producers February report in the
east recently came a harbinger OF
encouragement in the figures show
ing a decrease of stock on hand of
S,924,S33 pounds. The decrease in
January was 4,142,1S2 pounds.
The report shows stocks on hand
March /, 1871, S52 pounds against
S7.296.6S5 pounds February 1. There
were produced in January 131,770,-
PA pounds and in February 122,-
561,007 pounds. Domestic deliver
les came to 47,5S6,657 in February,
against 47,956,955 in January; for
eign, S3.S99,1S3, against S7,955,5O1.
The total deliveries we're 131.4S5,S40
in February, against 135,912,456 in
January.