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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
FITTING COLLEGE
MEN FOR war OFFICERS
Athletic Directors NJ Zig In.
stUmUOns Outline Defence
Ideas ut Meeting.

Military preparedness vas the chic'
subject discussed ~ the 'nincteenth an.
uuaI meeting Yesterday ~ the society OF
Directors Of Physical Education held ~
the Faculty club. Columbia University.
C. l.. Schrader, assistant to Dr. dudley
Sargent. director Of physical education
al Harvard, brought up the subject
n was discussed at ON length by Pr0i
George W. Ehler. Wisconsin. and DR..
J. u, McCurdy. Springfield v. NJ {. ~.
College. .-
The Harvard instructor said that the
problem of preparedness resolved itseli
into "a question as to how to Keep the COL
lege man in prime physical condition AFTER
graduation IL he is to be a factor IN the
movement. The teaching OF hygiene ana
cleanliness, he thought. were Important
features. Prof. Ehler asserted tha' ne
advocated military training as distih-
guished from military drill, which was
to some extent the simple practice OF jne
manual OF arms and certain exercises.
college athletics he compared to military
training rs a great advance over the TOT
mer ideas of gymnastic exercises and
military drill.
DIR. McCurdy favored the system out
lined by the Massachusetts military com
mission. which instead of confining itseii
To drill In based on all sorts OF outdoor
exercises to develop the heart and lungs
the two organs which the present wal
has proved to be weakest.
Prof. Ehler also read II paper on Tine
Place of Gymnastics m Athletics In the
Programme Of the Department of Physi-
cal Education which was for the pur.
pose Of proving that the old ideas oil
phyAical education were purely for the
d. ye,opment Of the body, whereas the
new LEA is to foster competitive sports.
DR.. George l.. Meylan, Columbia, de-
Iivered an Illustrated lecture on "Photog'
raphy in the Physical Examination
showing how he has developed this to q
fine point at Columbia as an aid to the
physical department. Prof. G. 5. HICKS
Massachusetts Agricultural College
spoke on "The Construction OF Il College
! Athletic Field" The presidents address
was read by DIR. Charles w. Savage OF
Oberlin College. DR.. +. y. Whittier
Bowdoin College. spoke Oh The Limita.
! lions of the Work Of the Gymnasium Di'
rector"
In the evening a dinner was held. a
which DR.. Meylan read "a long report or
the status of physical education In thu
| universities and colleges, In which hi
| showed how athletics and physical edu'
| cation are controlled in more than co(
institutions.
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TRENTON READY FOR SUNDAY.


TRENTON. n. j., Dec. ga house for
Billy sunday, a housekeeper, "A chauffeur
and an automobile are already In read!-
ness here against the arrival of the
evangelist on New Years Day for the
opening on sunday of his seven weeks
of revival In Trenton.
The city Is agog over preparations for
a big demonstration when Billy and Ma
Sunday and their extensive encourage.
together with the locil executive COM
mittee which will meet the evangelist at
Philadelphia, reach here on Saturday
afternoon on II Chicago Limited. The
train will be stopped here especially for
the benefit OF the Sundays,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
BOYCOTT TO UPHOLD
ALL NATIONS LAW
DIR. Butler Explains Details Of
Plan Enumerated by
Elihu Root.
No ARMS If IDEA WINS

Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. president
Of Columbia University. said yesterday
that a worldwide peace plan has already
been worked out along the lines pro-
posed by Elihu Root in his speech to tho
pan-American Congress in Washington
OF nations to enforce international law.
and Dr. Butler said that an effort VIII
be made to form this court as soon as
the European wal ends The plan has
the backing Of Andrew Carnegie and OF
prominent men In many nations.
In the meantime" added Or. Butler.
I'VE shall endeavor to inaugurate and
carry on a campaign Of education In
countries not at war.
I'm general outline there is contem-
plated the calling OF "A third peace con-
ference at The Hague To carry further
the steps taken at the W others. Ma
lions are to be asked to Join In an
agreement to recognize the supremacy
of international law as laid down by
decisions Of the world court. The judg-
ments Of such a court can be enforced
by economic pressure rather thar by
military force.
Instead OF seeking TO infiict destruc.
ton upon "A recalc!trant nation we pur.
pose to apply economic punishment, such
a \ non-intercourse, the closing OF ports.
erecting barriers Of trade and rendering
the offender an outcast.
A soon as the European war ie
over the plan is for the United states
to take a lead in an endeavor to bring
all tho rest Of the world into a league
of nations that will make i~nternational
law "A binding force. not a mere senti-
mental acceptance which any country
is at liberty to violate whenever 1t sees
At.
There are those who advocate the
%compulsion OF a milit ry police force.
but his involves destruction OF lives
and property. We are of the opinion
| that economic coercion can be madc
just as effective, and will be more ac-
ceptable. The preliminary work of edu-
cation of public opinion already has be-
gun. The point of greatest opposition
will come in Germany, where they seem
now to be confirmed believers, in ma"
~tionalism rather than lnternationalism,
and In race conflict rather than IN
unity"
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BIGGEST CHRISTMAS MAIL.
Post mces Nsadled From ~ to "a
Per Cent. More Matter Than Ever

WASHINGTON. Dec. e9.-Reports from
some of the principal post offices estl-
mate The volume of Christmas mail this
year at from Is to 40 per cent larger
than ever before. Extracts from re-
ports by postmasters follow:
Chicago-During the ten days precc(-
ing Christmas this office handled a total
OF 1890 tons OF outbound parcel post,
which Is an Increase of 24.3 per cent.
over last year. In addition an enormous
amount Of first. second and third ella IS
mall was ha ndled outward.
Atlanta-The mail has been fully Is
per cent heavier this season than IL has
ever been at any other Christmas season
Cincinnati--Biggest business by As per
cent. in mail and 200 per cent. In parcel
post.
New Orleans-Heayicst business in the
history Of the office.
a Franclsco-Record breaking mail
Philadelphia-A bulk of mail so per
cent. heavier thar last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-30
GARRISON BUSY WITH
DRAFT OF Army PLAN
Now Putting Final Touches
on Defence Bill for start
Of Congress.

wAsHisoroS, Der. ?s,--Thc army
plans which must 90 TO tho Congres-
sionsl military committees before any
definite action can be taken are keeping
secretary Garrison busy ut his home IN
New Jersey during the holidays.
Following Ia an outline Of what the
Secretary expects TO tell Congress the
PROPOSED programme will do:
Write = definite military policy
founded on the unanimous conclusions
Of military experts Of the nation. past
sound In theory and correct In applica-
ton.
Enroll within three years and give
some preliminary training at least to
5000 0 mobile troops.
Provide within six years for an sd-
dstional force Of 100000 reserves.
Furnish the most attractive form Of
voluntary military service It Is possible
TO devise, thereby serving q q, final
and conclusive test Of the ~psssibllity
Of organising In peace times an ade.
volunteer army system.
Furnish a system to which universal
military service could be applied quickly
and without tho necessity OF extensive
reorganization.
Furnish a regular mobile army SUI
Helen 20 cooperate In the training OF
the c~ontinentals and also to carry on
the necessity OF peace activities.
Furnish through cadet companies at
tached to regular regiments an adequate
and certain school for regular. continent
tai and reserve officers.
Furnish. beginning at once. a system
under which al adequate enlisted re
serve for the regular army would b,
built up and maintained.
Begin at once. to be concluded in foui
years, the expenditure of $S1. 900. 900 or
extension and Improvement of coast de-
fences. making them far superior L
those which any other nation has evei
contemplated.
Furnish an adequate trained force t.
n all coast defences, now lackfni
nearly so per cent. of the necessary per,
sonnet.
Build up within four years a reserv,
supply OF material, to cost $lO4, 900, 90,
and estimated on the consumption o
ammunition shown by the best avail
able reports from the European war.
~1naugurate a system under which com
mercial munition plants be ~fostere,
by the Government In peace times, in
surfing an adequate n continuous sup
ply of guns n shells in time OF war.
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NEWS WRITERS FOR DEFENCE.
Omcers' Training Corps 10 Ne
Formed I'm New York.

An officers training corps for news
paper men IL the latest organization
formed to advance preparedness. More
than sixty newspaper men have already
In the new corps. although men
OF the business are Just beginning to
learn OF 1t. and II Is probable that more
than 200 will join when the corps gets
fairly started.
Gen. Wood will be notified officially
In a few days Of the existence of the
corps, and ne will be asked to assign an
officer 10 train the members to become
reserve offteers. Gen. Organ, head Of
the militia, has expressed himself as de-
lighted and has readily consented to per.
NIT the Use OF an armory where the men
may go through drills.
There will be two drill periods; one
in the evening for evening newspaper
men. who work In daytime. and one in
the morning for morning newspaper men,
who work afternoons and evenings.
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WILSON WELL WISHERS BUSY
Flood of Messages Swamps His
Private stenOgrapher.

Hor SPRINGS. Va. Dec. 2e.-Con0ratu-
latiors and we'll wishes and the seasons
greetings are all very we'll, hut there Is
n man in Hot Springs who wonders
why folks can't be reasonable abou
them. He Is Charles Sven. the Presi-
dents stenographer. and he has been
working overtime for two days trying to
keep up with the senders Of best regards.
One hour after quitting time tonight
the cheerful news cams that 100 more
congratulations had reached the Presi-
dent to-day. Mr.. Sven had just about
held his own for the day. Not only In
dividuals. but clubs. fraternal organiza-
lions and chambers OF commerce have
their congratulators in full working
order.
Wedding. Christmas and birthday
greetings are still coming in. and New
Years is just ahead. For the mass of
the kilograms the President has IA form
answer but for many OF them a more
intimate reply Is necessary
Unsettled weather failed to keep the
President indoors to-day. lie and Mrs,
Wilson took a long walk through the
mud.
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100000 MAY GET RAISE.
Cotton Mills Are Expected to e..
tend wage Increase.

BosroN, Dec. 2s.-The wage increase
which has been granted to 5000 work.
ers In the cotton mills Of Manchester.
Nashua. Lowell and Lawrence may Ia
extended. 1t Is said. to other cotton and
woollen mills In New England. I, would
affect 200, 900 workers.
A s per cent. raise to operatives earn.
ing less than $40 a week has been
granted in the Merrimac Valley mills.
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Say Socialists Asked Censorship.
Sneoior Gable Despo,ch 10 The sus,

PARIS. DEC, 29.-With regard to the
Just completed Socialist Congress. tho
secrecy OF which CAUSED much comment
here. several papers suggest that the
Socialists themselves requested the GEN.
sorship to prevent the publication OF
the proceedings OF the congress-. except
for the brief official bulletin which vas
issued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

Notice is hereby given that. at q
meeting of the stockholders of the Neotie
orEanized under the laws Of the State
Of West Virginia. held at the City OF
Ciarksburrf, on the 29th day OF March.
1915, the following resolutions were
aoS SRRiTsgoLvED. hrst, that the Nettls
OIL Company. &C roporation created ano
orgaa,iz ed under the laws Of the !, state
tinue business as a corporation and
surrender to the State of West virEinia
1te charter and corporate frapchisss.
The board OF directors VIII proceed 70
convert the property. chooses IN ac !a.tn
and ala assets q this Al, i9 ite
,iebta. liabilities and obligations; ana
,lftee fully discharging all such debts.
liabilities and obligations, DIVIDE one
remainder among the stockholdehs prp
sssfa with their several holdings OF
foek. but no such payment shall ~ -
publ Of the Potioe hereinafter
rooREtSssoLyED. second. that the presi-
dent OF this corporation cause notice
of the adoption of the foregoing reeo-
tuition to be published in some newspaper
the principal ONCE or place OF business
of this corporation. once q week Tor
four successive weeks; and that ne GER
tify these resolutions to the secretary
of state of the State OF West virginia.
and deliver to him certtncate showing
the publications of said notice as pro
vie Given ny under my hand this z4th day
OF june ]. W. AaNDw.
President of said corporation.
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notice.

Notice is hereby given that the usGs oqn,Sy
S s9,I III IN reguiar session. Thursday July
eth, io15. from o'clock nsrno =; Of Of senrinS
a ~ and ali matters as to the registratlpn
Of voters for the special elSssiSn CRANE
held in Sheets- Mis- indepSSWn sst .v,rsinIa
on Tne.day. August 3rd, 1910
All persons residing wit WITHIN tns , son 1rnrs
T,roS sar reristered for the General cleo
tion OF 1914. win be permitted 70 yo1e on
swta said independent District SINCE said
last General eleetion must appeatEh a IN ab psr
ssor,eS date and register or they viii mot
be permitted to vote at said special cleo
ti9 Given under my hand this ssnd day Of
July, 1915. rAArrs c,REws.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Harrison
County West Virginia.
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Same advertisement five sue
cessiye days, 90 cents; same
advertisement seven successive
days, rs cents; no classified adj
yertisement taken for less than
as cents. Classified advertise
nent DISPLAY charged by
inch. .,
Lodges and Clubs. Cards OF Inankh,
In Memoriarn, Church Notices. &C
per ms NOTICE.
SIX ordinary words make ono line.
every initial and whole NUMBER
counted one word.
Advertisers may have their repnes
addressed to . latter and NUMBER
..Caro The Telegram"
Tho Telegram VIII not be respon
able for moro than one incorrect
insertion OF any advertisements
Classified ads. may be teie-
nhoned and will be charged and
bin sent the following day IL
your name appears In the tele-
phone directory; otherwise
strictly cash with order.
This page is closed promptly
Mt II O'Clock. a. m. Your copy
must be In before that hour 20
insure insertion.
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Telearam Classified Ads Always Bring Results s

day OF August, 1915. The total valuation n
Of the property Of said sheets Mis- - dn fhs
IL st sssessinent thereof, was FOUR hundred
and twenty one thousand. two hundred ana tba
fifteen ($421. .00l dollars. ana tpr .b en1
building a special additional levy viii I. be b,
required of twenty (20c) cents ON e y, IN
ton Of the taxable property in said Sheets
Mills Indeendent School District.
Said Sheets Mills Independent Scnooi
nisfrict has no outstanding indebtedness.
Said election to be held at sheets NILS
9eAOO- 1850 q. o. STOUT, President
f. n. STOUT, Secretary.
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,orIor or srEc1AL ELEcTIoN.

Pursuant to an order entered by the
Board Of Education of Sheets Nils lnd ss
X fha sheets Mills school House on the
18th day OF July, 1915, the following order
"1 n iS Secised to build a two room school
hotssa on Sheets Mills School Lot No. one
IN. and to put the question OF specl "a
the one hundred ls10O.0g6 dolIaEs 70 a vote
~ the voters OF said Sheets Mills !nde-
i,endent school District said election TO ne
held as provided by law, on the nrse tues
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AGENTS WANTED

3 pTsInEs IRON RUST SOAP co, 4os4
Lancaster Ave. philadelphia; "a NAL.
prsnt md Copyright registered IN .Ie
q. s. Patent ofacel removes a afon rom from
ink and NIL unwashabie saiisr bie
morrins agents wanted. The oriEinais;
&c q tube. Beware OF infringmenass anu :, =.
che nennlty Tor making, selling ana US
inr an infrineed article:
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SALE OF BONDS

Notice Is hereby given that on the 2srd
day Of July. 1915, at or about ons e n y
A. nnblIc Cutlery OF the front door of the
Court House Of Harrison County, West
Virginia, at Clarksburg. nine hve per cent
bonds Of West Virginia Midland Railroad
Company, Numbers four eighty seven.
each in the principal sum of One Thousand
Dollars. ($1.0O0.00).
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand on the
'as p 81 u.s. swARTz & rEMPLEMAN.
Attorneys.
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FOUND

FOUND .o,na nv having for this advertise
,nent owner may get dog at Oh west
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position as apprentiee With With
FORM. Address BOX 80, Wilsonburs' W.
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GOING CAMPING?

Are you and your family and your neigh
Dor and family going. to the country h.;
lust what you are looking for; n. house
with eighteen furnished rooms includ-
ing dining room. situate among the pie
turesaue Hills of Upshur county, delight
fur scenery, good water, excellent neigh n
station an ideal place to spend vaca-
ton with your family in the country; .n al
terms address Lock Box 1886, Buckhan-
nom w. Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR sALE-one Edison moving picture
machine, one screen. one four horse
power engine and dynamo, Phone Con
F-2-R-21, or write N. Rtvero. Meadow
brook. w. Va
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FOR RENT-Four rooms, bath and cellar,
Dun street, Stealey Heights; also one
Stealey Heights, about 9TH of August.
See n. II. Duncan, or call Home phone
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: room cottage on ocello street, 5000:
room cottage on ocell9 street, $ ~ /:
Store room Glen Elk, n. 9th St. $22oo
Apply to the Stout & Alexander keal
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stock in the Clarkshurg Trust Company.
For Information address by letter to p.
o. Box 49, Clarksburg.
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FOR SALE-Lots

LOT ON CLAY ST, 34x100 feet,
near Stealey street. This lot
is not level, but you can build
a house on it for $1,000 that
will rent for $25 a month. The
price for a few days is only
1925 cash. Come quick if you
want it. The Wilson and
Dennison Co., Golf Bldg,
Clarksburg.
FOR sALE-Two lots at Stonewall Park.
to street car line. easy terms. Apply to
Mrs. W. II. Jones. Adamston, w. Va,
Home phone Cow.
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FOR sALE--Farns

ron sAIE@Fiye ncres of lind on Fair
mont interurban street car line; near
city Address Owner" care Telegram
office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR RENT-NewIy -papered. seven room
house, and fine cement cellar. porcn . ana
closets: we'll improved. Rent $500. II
Philippi street, east Of Linden avenue.
call Harvey II Smith.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

ToR SALE-Ten shares of Gore Amuse-
ment Co. stock: need cash, will sacri-
Ace. Address tx" care Telegram ONCE
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8. n. GOOGLE. seeretary.
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Gordon & Kidd
REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
10 N. Third ST.
MONEY TO LOAN

1yANTED-To borrow $2,500o0 on farm
worth 81 10000. Address Xxx care TeAe-
gram Office.
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For RENT-Houses

- RENT-s room apartrn ent Mccarty
EO6 large rooms cloDAtS ana
oula9aaa All rooms light and airy.
1s@ $40 per month. G. g. McSartys
McCarty bldg.
roP RENT-Five room, cottage With bath.
fOM rrSan avenue. SteAlhy 31eiRhte. w. \.
TTrinHcId & Co. ~ Union Bank Big.
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wANTED-Two ladies to do canTassslnRg.
only Indies with ability need apply. Sni-
der furniture Co.. 100 West PIKE street
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For RENT-Furnished Rooms

FoR RENT-rwo nicely furnished 1soins
for light housekeepinG; aiso r1x et aos
nsrd street. Glen Elk, or call Bell phone
Sis-J.
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rorYon or Dxssorur1o1r.

=. \. STOUT. Secretary.
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WE want to start 100 new agents In Au-
gust taking orders for nursery stock
and ofrer special Inducements for qHick
action. Permanent, Pay weekly. Address
Perry Nurseries. Rochester,. N y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-24

FOR RENT-one apartment in Angle Inn.
third floor; three rooms and bath. Call
Bell phone 1402-J.
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FOR sALE-MisceIlaneous

oar: ali new tires in good condition Win
sell at bargain, as am going away.
Call mt 81 Dun street, SteaIey. delGhts.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED no BuY-yeal calyes Can 9,
write Candy Provision Co., Bell phone
4o1: Home phone 8. clarksburs' W. va
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WANTED--Male Help

burg, September 4th Prepare under for.
mer Government Examiner. Booklet So!
free. Patterson Civil Service School,
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-1T9-1,-Fnrnished rooms Tor HGnt
FOE kSssnin9. or rooms for gentieme nn |;
Centrally lSsatedA p sGiSu9e TO n RS
porcn az A nartments," 212 Hughes street,
dfn;rinc flowers School, Bell phone
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-03

Gas &riminal : Expectations
eeriht IN Nuitin bat entidieoen, o1b
cine Srau an benz Gage poaiabria
miro, an meldem iie iid perbeiratet,
gang glei6t nelhes Sitter {ie baten
mag. Die gntideioung be5iebt iin
oif einen san, mo- oas uSSupeniie
@elet" gegen cine Srou angeipenoet
peroen iolte.
auf Der 2anoitraBe, cine Mei-
le iiiopeitlih BON Soplor, ipuroe
Der 5armer Sermann 2aunsid bon
einem 3eeer angegriffen uno ourA
einen S6uB leidt perfpunoet. Ser
Reger ergriff bierauf Die 6luft uno
entfam. Gr batte gefragt, OF er
mitfabret fonnte, mas 2aunbid OBJ
geihlaeen bate.
Gas &iiIfsfomite fiir Souiton
uno Sarris County, an oeifen Spite
Serr 80. 9iling itebt, bat iiber
$4,000 fir Die oeutiden uno otter
reidliiden 0otIeioenoen oes arieaes
geiammelt unO iber $1,000 BON oie-
lm @eloe bercits nod 0eutIdlano
eeididt.
Sn @aloeiton tperoen 10 Gents
fir ieoe &atte be3abIt, Die BEN
Stoetor5t tot ooer lebeno abgelie-
fert miro. 8isber tpuroen in @oi-
pelton 174t &atten getotet.
Sn @aco lift Der erfte Safer
oiesiabriger grnte in oen Marft ae-
braht poroen. Ser Safer nuroa
NIT 45 Gents per 8ni6el perfauft.
Die 9eutiden nno Seiterrci-
der, mo lire 6reunoe in grabis
eountD boben bisber $4050 fir oaS
Vote areu8 geiommeIt.
Sn aIpine itarb Sobn 9anr
i'm filter bon 40 Sdbren.