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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

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3eit gstommen, Jrdulein Mal6ieu,"
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legte ibm bic 6dnbe 5uTammsn NIB
frat BERN auriid. Gin Sersfdlao."
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has rubepolls 9lntlib bss gntiesIten.
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mid auein nit ibr," itammel!s iie.
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gelisbten Spteu. Sic iant por ibm ME
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23. SapiteI.
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buran tbeilnebmen.
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of sr ii6 in OlOenbolm einige 8pden
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lie tperben ibm Bel 9lntunft toHfis5irt.
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r Ipn brauns Baden betommen un0
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Grunseisentbums.. .SppStbefen
einciunati, 18. s.yi
Nsns 6ppoth.ttn.

Vt Ht ~ pD u.
5arris s. Rund an Weit price Sil
.. unb g. 60. $500.
Gina Gdmann an GUuibsrn Sbir
Sapinss 9ant SO. $4,000.
@alter u. Cabs an Central 5air'
mount .. unb 6. go. $500.
German Ri6ter an 9ili Gboe .,
unb 9. 60. $500.
Sacob Sutb an gtntralsJairmouni
3. unb g. go. $4,000.
8elma Soman an Some. Sapinas
9ant 60. $1,000.
emma Soffman an bieielbe S3300.
WiIliam W. peiranp an goisnopolis
tan %. unb 9. 60. $4,000.
Joisp9 .. auupeIbed. ansg)rics.6iQ
q. aut g. go. $4,000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
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- gle 6aimer, i'd bdbe iHoH mod
benz g'd,utmann gei&idtl.
.Wnden gle, mas Gle ipcilens
ober Iaifn Gle mn btplI m - hssi
aRQQzk n,sDteqgneul
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
FUTURE COURSE
OF ITALY MUST
NOW Be OEC|DEl
Political Pressure. Which
Has Been Increasing TO-
Weeks, Has Now Abou
Reached a Climax.
BT ASSOCIATED PRHss

Rome. March is.--pollticai pressur,
to force Italy 90 pledge her futw
course. either to tho empires OF centre
Europe or the allies today n believes
as about reached a climax. II has
heen increasing for weeks.
There IN reliable Information en-
the German ambassador has give.
formal assurances that Germany
eventually viii be able 20 overcome
Auatrias resistance 10 ftaiy's terri
,orial concession demands. ard thar
Germany and Austria would aasss
itaiy's ambitions In ths eastern Med
terranean. The German ambassadof
sald the marine supremacy or Eng
land and France would inaIly cruSh
Italy.
The allies Representatives hav
taken n different position. They have
unanimously said the defeat Of Ger
many and Austria Is inevitable eve
without Itaiy's aid If Italy keeps out
she win get nothing. when settlement
are made. A stage OF separation ~
Austria and Hungary is certain after
peace II concluded. This would ~
suit in the extension ~ the German
dominion 20 Trieste. through the al.
sorption Of the Austrian province
~ German nationality. Trieste thu
would be forever lost 20 Italy aea
italy also would be for,'ed 20 abandon
Avlona and the Aegean islands.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
Woman on Trial
For Murder Tells
Story TO the Jury
~ AssocIArEp PREgs

Bridgeport Coma. March is.--Mrs.
Helen II. Angle accused Of having
caused the death Of Waldo Baliou in
stamford. last June. told her story
today 10 the jury. Speaking sometimes
in low tones and sometimes in sohE.
she told % Ballou's visit 20 her apart
ments on the night be met his death.
she described she had heard a noise
in the hall some time after nallou had
eft. how. on Investigation she al but
stumbled over him lying ~ the foot
~ the stairs: 81 her efforts 10 revive
him: and o6 taking him downstairs and
cut AZ the street entrance
She added that everything paled In
to lnsignihcance In the face OF the fact
that the man she loved waa dead.
We were very good fTienda" she
said. She had gone out frequently
utth him and he gave her various
glfta.
"He asked me several times TO mar
~ him" she continued. a told him !
dsa not wish 90 a. he was very old.
also reminded him that he had grown
children and because Of tnat I did not
think n advisable.
Mrs. Angle said that on the evening
Of June 20 when Railoa lost his life,
she felt lonesome and called up Jim
my and he came over"
Dir. Raiiou LETT, however. about :
O'Clock. the witness said. but returned
later with bottie Of wine. Mrs. An
gle said she did not care for wine and
az her suggestion Bailoa procured
w'hizkey from the medicine closet and
pourea out q small drink for her an6
a larwer one for himself
Railou left again. the witness said
about half past ten. Aa she was pss.
pArlna 70 60 90 bed she heard q noise
She went out and at the foot of ths
stairs. came upon Balion. She told 81
calling TO him. Of trying 20 set hin
on his feet.
Il ala the nrst than that occurred
10 me" she continued. describing how
she had taken him down stairs ant
cut 10 the sidewalk. She then ruMhee
upstairs. stumbling over Ballou's hni
which was stained with blood 81
carried the hat u her rooms and fhreu
IL into cedar chest Seeing the bot
tie ~ wine brought ~ Baliou standing
en- the table. she threw Il on the floor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
.THAW LOSES AND.
.ISORDEREDBACK.
TO MATTEAWAN
Justice Page Denied Motion
That He BE Returned to
New Hampshire-Sheriff
Guards Against Reported
Plan 10 Abduct Prisoner.
~ AssocIATEp PREss

New York. March ts.-Justice Page
today denied Harry X Thaw's mo-
tion that hs be returned 20 New Hamp-
shire.
The Judge ordered that Thaw he sent
back 20 Matteawan unless legal papers
were served on the warden OF the
Tomha calling for the prisoners reten-
ton In New York city. That already
had been done Counsel for Thaw.
20 guard against such a decision. had
obtained from Supreme Court Justice
BLUR a writ OF habeas corpus which
viii keep Thaw IN Tombs prison until
next Friday. when he must be pro-
duced IN court
The state had all its plans ready for
returning Thaw az once to Matteawan.
Asylum attendants were IN the court
room. ready 10 rush him away by au-
tom0biia. The writ OF habeas corpus
was served ON Warden Hanley Of the
Tombs only = hair hour before Justice
Page announced his decision.
sheriff GrIefenhagen 81 New York
county had heard rumors of a plot 20
abduct Thaw during the brief interval
when ne should be out % Warden Han
ley's custody IN going TO and from the
court room across the bridge 81 Sighs.
Accordingly. the sheriff armed twenty
deputies with revolvera and scattered
them throughout the crowd that packed
the court room. Many more armed
deputies were IN the corridors.
II am taking 40 chances" the sheriff
said
Justice Pags took occasion 90 com
ment In his decision on the good faith
dlSplayed by the state Of New York
towards New Hampshire b. placing
Thaw on trial on the conspiracy charge
There had been no evidence. the court
held 90 warrant the charge that Thaw
had been brought back simply 90 he
sent again 20 Matteswan.
The next step in the litigation will
be taken Friday before Justice Blur
GA return Of the hahess corpus writ II
il expected an effort win be made then
TO have the question OF his sanity
decided b. a jury.
II was understood ar appeal would
be entered from Justice Pages decin-
Ion, and carried through the state
courts. then TO the federal courts and
sinaily 20 the supreme court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
Cree Of Steamer
Dacra In u. 5. and
Tell Of Experience

N@w York March fe.-fIow the
American stsamsr Dacia was ssized
while earring cotton from Galveston
for Brernen hy way 81 Rotterdam was
described today ~ her tharsy-two on
GERS and sailors sent horns ~ the
Trench government on the steamer Ro-
eharuheau which dockesl thla morning
There isn.s verT much 10 tell said
enc ~ the cricers. "exeept that the
f'f~nshuasn who aei8es ~ vac the
cruiser Europe and that Ne had passed
three warships without being moleetsd
before the Europe bore down on a.
IRE arst Of che either ahipn was passed
forty eight hours before we were cap
turrd.
IL surprised az a little when We
~sre stopped by the Europe The
cruiser halted de ~ 4 o'clock OF the
night 81 February ~. turned her
searchhght on a. and kept Il there.
Presently she sent aboard . prize crew.
an officer and seven men. They treated
shn DAciM'a ofaeera and sailors cour-
teously. and took as into Rrest about
forty miles away
Most ~ the party said they did not
Knew why they were sent hack. ~
whohas % who paid their fares They
we're UNDER orders. they said. mot 10
taik untn aftcr they should report 20
y. n. Bruitung. who bought ths Dacsa
and raaHged her from German 60
Americas regaalry
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
ROTARY CLUBS
SESSION PROVED
ENJOYABLE ONE
WEEKLY SESSION Was HELD AT
aucHEVs AND wAE MEMBERS
GATHERED THERE PROMPTLY
AT 1880 O'CLOCK.

IRE weekly seesson - the RosaFy
ciub. formed last week. we held a.
Huxhey's yesterday and proved both
pToaAhie and enjoyasis for the mem
Gers. a4log whom were there exeepting
4 few who were unavosisbiy detained
Or wers assent from the city
President F'ahsr announced inst the
COMMITTEES had drafted the bylaws.
copies II which woad be presented q
each a. the members. ana would be
voted upon AZ the nest mseting.
Letters and telegnsma were read
from those Rntartans who are cut %
tn city, and an encou4agfnK lstter was
read from John r. shelby. president
o. the Birmingham Retary c1ub.
The entertainments COMMITTEES wa
rsven ten minutes IN which 20 provide
q program uf entertainment Tor ths
members. and TREY made good IN an
even nnurter time ard wome Of fha
nick names given te tina diNuifod
mennbara present caused much laugh
Ger.
Harry wagenhosrn. spokesman fos
the entertainment cxFnnlittea made
. telling speech - presentation ia
giving 20 President Fisher = Ger glass
bowl AZ the Hsychelogicai mafaenl
ne dropped she howl Ehich broke IN
10 y Thousand pieces. when the lauen
Ter rad subsidized vfaNenhelm an.
nauncea that - thought the howl
could be replaced az IL came from
-Elveryb ave and ten cent store
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
Several Express
CompaniesAs ktcr
a Rate Re-Hearine
by ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington. March iB-Repreaents-
tiyen Of the American. Adams. South
ern and Wells Fargo Express Comps
mics asked leave Of me Interstate
Commerce Commission today 20 hle 4
petition for rehearing Ct the expires
rate case II declared low rates a.
force. prescribed By the commission
have been "disastrous.-
Commissioners Clark announced The
petition would be received and the
commission would consider a rehearinf
The petition sets forth that ths FRS
ten months operation under the new
rates had brought four companies q
deficit Of t2.7s0.s 0sfs. II offered or
portunity for examination of books e
the companies "for the purpose Of yer
flying the above figures and any othel
particulars as may have y bearing up
on this application"
A specific request was made for >
hearing and modification OF the com
m sslons general order 10y inereasinn
the terminal allowances from 30 10 2
cents per shipment and reducing tn
weight allowance from Is To 20 cent
per hundred pounds and for such other
and further modifications OF such a..
der as may co deemed proper
The companies estinats that the ad
vance In the rate basis asked woula
increase their gross revenues approx
mately three and one-hait per cent u
would not alter the fundamental rat
plan. but would AFFORD an increase a.
revenues.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
MISERY IN
HEAD AND BACK
A Lady Writes She Suffered
So Would Have 70 Stay
in Bed for Days.
Is Now Well.

CArtersyiiie 0R.-rhe following -
from AIRS. WIN r Lawhan. of Carriers
vile. Il am writing this because I
vant ether women % know What Car.
aui has done tur me-
Before I commenced taking CNraui.
I had headache 81 bad. I would have
10 stay in bed Cor days AZ ! time /
suffered untold misery wfth my heaa
end hack
! saw Cardai advertised ard decided
20 cry u 7 took three bottles Afsa-
taking tne frst bottle I could see .
vast difference ~ ny feehnks. and az.
elaed 70 take the second. and took
three In All
AFTER taking the third bottle. ret
The a new woman aitawesher. ana
wan always praise Cardai ~ = boon "a
wuman's ilis
I believe n saved my hfa ana / am
now a wen. healthy weusan. ara r,y
husband ioina me q ny praise r..
rardui
Before I heg.n taxing C'ardui. 49,
Frvgulmr. hut since hewantaklnw n
have been regular ans without ans
xaln.
Eywryune tells me- I am The picsurs
of hnAltA since taking Caraui 1 wi
sscomnen6 bs 10 every suffering 20.
Knaus
n you Euner from any ~ re all.
sneuts so common % women. 81 II yug
FEEL the need ~ q Eood strengtnsnina
touic, why net give cardui the 40.
unan's tonic. q trial Becin tedsv
You rdruEgist s~ils Csrdui tAav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17

Some one advised me 20 take Lydia Z.
Pinkham'a Vegetable COMPOUND. had
taken 30 much medicine and my doctor
said he could do me TO good 30 told my
husband be might get me n bottle ard l
would try IL by the time l had taken
Il felt better. continued its use. and
now arm well and strong.
81 have always recommended your
medicine ever since l was 80 wonder
fully benefited BY II and hope this
letter viii be the means of saving sons
ether poor woman from suffering. -
/ Mru. MARTHA sEAvEY, Iiox 11A4,
Unicnville, Missouri.
The makers Ct Lydia r. pInkham's
Vegetables Compound have thousands Of
such letters a. that above - they tell
the truth. else they could not have been
obtained for love or money. This med
i-ins Is no stranger - IL has stood the
test for yeara-
ff there are any complications ron
% not understand write 10 Lydia r.
Pinkham Medicine Go. (eonfadenfiall
Lynn, Mass. Tonr letter win he opened.
/ read and answered hy q woman ana
held In strict eonfidcRce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
AGENT
SINGS PRAISES
". FLA. FARMS
GAINESVILLE MAN. e. 5. PACE.
WHO MET FARMERS AND
sTocKMEh ~ EscAmslA CO..
WROTE IMPRESSION INTER.
EsTtNcLV.

West Florida farms and kindred In
stltuuons are given much praise in a
report written BY Y. 8. Pace. % Gaines
vile, Fla. district state agent. and
published generally throughout Flor
ira Concerning the institutions Wis
tied and inspected in EscAmbla. be
writes as follows:
letter Fren Mr.. paea
An important feature OF she meet
lng Friday and Saturday AZ Pensacola
Wis q trip % Magnolia Farm Of the
Southern States Lumber Company
near Muscogee. Here diversified farm
ing IL being praeticed on a large scase.
The dairy barn Ia a model IL Is atted
with the latest equipment and shows
that careful planning was done 20
make Il complete from the stAndpolnss
81 convenience and sanitation. n was
in this barn that a homegrown
luneheon was served 20 the visitors.
The only odor present except that OF
the we'll prepared feast Was thai -
s.iare from the nearby sllo aud the
effect ~ this was 90 Increase the APP
petite ~ the guests.
The twenty-five different dishes
served we're prepared from products
81 the farm. The fine herd OF Rs1e
Herefords e. an example Of what can
Re accomplished with purebred bulls
crossed Asith our native COWS
An excellent denomination OF Grim.
aon slower waa seen ON the farm 20
Walter johnson near Molino. Mr.
Johnson used lime, inoculated bis seed
end is setting good results.
The manager Of the Moline Packing
House comaucted tne agents tarUaasi
;he plant, explaining the different pro-
celses Ia canning vegetables This
plant built ~ the progressive men u
Moline. il doing quite a lot toward
solving the' marketing problems for
farmers tn thai part Of Escambia
count
An Interesting visit was paid 60 the
farm ~ ". e. Barrineau near Cot
tage HiiL ON his large farm Mr Bar.
Tlneau has nearly at the conveniencea
- the city man. tie has Urge trac-
ton engine which he uses for pIowinx
and operating machinery. convfssa-,ss
of a grist mill feed mill rice cleaning
machine, cotton sin and cane -. Il
re gas~ the agents demonstrations Ia
the use 81 the engine for these pnr-
poses. a recently constructed dlppins
vat shows that Mr Barrineau Is going
after the tick
y s. PACE.
District Agent.
Gainesville F1a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
ITCHY SALT RHEUM
aentsssrnss Gales Esrssa - Hssnsxsd
~ fssezFs earssparilim-

salt Rheuxn ia ons 81 the worst and
anforsnnateiy one ~ the most common
&c al diseases How Il re3dens the
uban. itches. ooxea. dries aud scales, and
shen desc thls AL ovnr awaini some
siTnes d covers the whole body with In
aansed Stunning patches and causes IN
tense HuneFinw. which h c0nHnonly
rworms 81 night
Local appiications my DO scfne Fs>oe
but hey cannot permanently relieve
The disease viii contiuue - ann1y
pain and perhaps a@oniae until the
hlooa has been purified and the sen~ral
health Improved.
Amk yuur arumwist fer Beoa'a Har-
nspaFilla. the good eie reliable family
remedy. II has given perfecf aatiNfan-
tion IN thousands 81 eases. Insist ou
having Hood.s sarrapartiias for no sub
mfltute acts ike r. Get Il todAy. tAavl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
DEAD MEMS NAMES
ON VOTING LISTS
hY AssoClATEp -

indianapolis. Ind. March i6.-Dead
men were placed or the registration
books Ia Terre Haute according 10 Ira
William Silas T. Brewer ard Joseph
q. Elder who testified ID the Terrl
Houte election fraud case today THE
three men said they had verified ths
poh A. taken from the registration
books, and found many registered from
vacant houses and impossible street
numhera.
Weliman testified be- found two dead
men REGISTERED in enc precinct. ons
man had committed suicide few days
before registration and ire other had
been dead several years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
RUSSIAN REsERvlsTs
REE CALLED TO coLoRs

seattle. Wna March i6--An Rus
sian reserglsts ln Washington. Ore
son, Idaho. Wgoming Montana and
Alaska have been called O. the col0rs
by the Russian consul wener3 here
Approximately $500 moa ln tie Pa
einc northwest will Be- affected Il i
expected q special steamer win q
chartered 90 carry then to Nladlvoa
tok
The order applies 81 ga classes III
reaervlsts and e. said e. be the hrsi
issued - the consul general since tht
war began
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
EDITOR MEETS HIS
DEATH UNDER CARS

Nashville. Tenn. March is.--Ian~s
II Baird. editor q a lumber Journal
published here and for many year,
prominently Identified with the Hoo
Hoo order was run down BY a switch
engine IN the terminal yards here to-
Gay and fatally injured Ills arm and
three ribs were broken and ne aus-
tanned Internal injuries. Returning
from Birmingham he had nlgwhted
from q sleeper and Vas watkins ~
ward TIRE station when struck. he dNd
a. ] go O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
Triangle Said TO
Hold the Remains
100000 Soldiers
- AssocIATEn -

London, March tG.--Thsre are lee. eee
soldiers buried In = triangle osiy e few
miles I'm sins between warsaw and
Skierniewiee. aocoraing 90 a coTreepon.
Gent who just has comPistea a trip ~
automobile over thar 9ountry whSch
has seen three assaults en- tn@ Polish
capital and probably has been The the
atre 81 the biooalesf aghtInE ~ ths
whole ear.
"A bridge near m0ni@ iaya the cor.
respondent, marks the nearest 40.
preach - the Germans 20 Warsaw
The bodies Ct 1900 Germans and no.
body knows how many Russians "a
here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-17
SMALL HOUSE
A TOTAL Loss
FtsE DESTROYED HOME ON
MoRYN TARaAooNA sTREET
snoRTLV AFTER ~ O'CLOCK
LAsT NIGHT.

AZ ttfaz c'c9ock last alxhr the De-
pmrtFneut wau called 90 Ne. 1910 NorNa
srarragonA gtrwet. where . Hrzail house
oocupi~d By Tony Faeming. ard in
sna agency ~ tia Fisher Real Estate
Agency. was 10 flames The house
wma q total hoes.
Al al aeiock In the afternoon The
dsnartmsnt hAd another can 70 the
ooTner % Hslnb@rw street and Team
Avenne. Nhsrs . fsw shingles on the
mouf 81 a frame buisding we're burned
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Cotton.

View York. March fs.-isottou wss ac-
tive and somewhat excited early today.
with prices making neW high ground for
the movement ON covering ard more or
hullsh cenaus figures or domestic mil
consumption Cor tHe month ~ February
Cables were several points higher. in
stead 81 lover a. due OF the New Nork
close ~ yesterday, ard uftar opening al
an advance 81 3 60 ; psants. tha iesai
market sold AZ 20 r. points net higher.
Private cahlss nftrihutea tie advance ~
iaFFrppei e. active kuFlAK Tor Erenc b
and Russian account.
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could hardly W ak
across che door with.
out holding on 70
something. l had
nervous spells and
my fingers W ouId
cramp and my face
would draw. and !
could not speak. nor
sIeepto do any good.
bad no appetite and
everyors thought I
would not live.
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WARDEN OF TosaBs
IS SERVED lgtTH WRIT

Mew York. March ls~-EFarden Han-
leg q Tomhs prison today was served
with 8 writ ~ haheas corpus issued
~ supreme Court 1uHsife Bijur. re-
Qulring him 81 produce Harry X ThAw
cosrt next Friday in case Justice Page
Ehoula deny today the nation % have
Thaw returned % Nsw Hampshire
This. Il was said. @euld prevent
Thaws being sent So Matteauan Se-
fore Saturday
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THE MARKETS
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS
Naval Stores Market.

gavanuAh Marrn 1.-THE spirits og
turpentlne maFsst opsf 81 and closed
firm today 81 fs cents. with sales % Sc
caaks. Rece8pts were casks and ehlps
msnts b casks. leaving stocks - SASH
casks
This resin market ousned and closed
firm with saies ~ SIS haFfels Rsreirts
we're tg5 barrels ana shipments ~ sea
barrels. leaving stocks ~ li4.26A harreia
Quota iionE were e. follows