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. 4. Brown New Excise Deputy.

ALBANY, Nov. et.-State Excise Com
missioner Green has appointed John A.
Brown of Blnghamton as Deputy State
Excise Commissioner at a salary of
$4,000. He also has appointed Jacob
Bartscherer of Brooklyn MS cashier In
the Brooklyn excise Office. salary 81. 200,
hnd Walter NJ. Palmer OF Newburgh as
special deputy for Orange county. salary
$1,000.
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The market was again carried to new
hirh levels, closing al the hest of the ses-
sion. curb values we're 3 to & points
higher than the official closings. There
was uneasiness among the shorts. An I'M
proved speculative demand has been
awakened by the better tone in lard and
by the ability ~ crude mills to receive
asking prices. In the southeast the crude
oil market was quoted al : to 7.O7c. and
rerners reported that there was no selling
pressure even at the recent advance of
about tc. a gallon. Saturday will he first
tender day FOR December contracts. but
none are expected.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I-Cambria Steel
was the only active issue. the stock clos,ng
with "a net loss of y. The general market
was steady. American Gss. PhilHdelphia
Rapid Transit trust certificates and Bufalo
and Susauehanna common and preferred were
higher The summary
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. a.-Sesrs. RoebucL mad.
eain, OF four points on reports thai M.
vsmber earnings Will make a very satisfac.
tory showing. Stewart Warner Continued IN
reflect u good demand, Chicago RAILWAY nrst
certificates and Edison made a furt mar rc.
covery. Bond market quiet, Tho summary.
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THE PrTTSBURG MARKET.

pITvrSBURG, Nov. 2%.-Prices were gen,
orally higher. Pittsburg Plate Glass gained
IL points. Columbus Gas and Pure Oil were
active, advancing Y and y OF a point re-
NEGATIVELY, while Westinghouse Air Brake
was up Y point on small lot sales.
Vha sttnnnnarv.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For esstern New York, New Jersey, esst-
~ rennsyivsnIa and Delaware, fair to-
uny AMI Tomorrow; warmer to-m0rvOw
southwest.
For New England. fair to-day; partly
cIouuy ana warmer Tomorrow. moderate
winds becoming southeast.
NEW fORk, Nov. 25--The pressure was
nleh Yesterday over California and over
me Atlantic States, the lower and middle
tnse fss'cns and south and southweetward
over the lower Mississippi Valley. but was
low over all other parts Of the country
from 2 principal centre OF depression over
cloudy conditions with scattered shower.
or nurries Of snow prevailed over the lake
regions and north Atlantic States and
similar conditions occurred in the northern
pla~eau and Pacific states.
In this city the day WA cloudy and
warmer: wind. light northeast; average
humidity. ~ per cent; barometer, cor
3o.17: . \. NJ. 30.ls.
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the odlclal t~hcrmometer, 10 shown
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shares held Arm under : ressnct.d volume 81
trading. Price changes were narrow and rem.
sfally hiehef. Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
mon end preferred showtng 8 strous tone and
sctvs. New Haven was under further pres.
CuSsi unated fruit vas particularly strong.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CLYDE COLT. broker, residing at 1875
Broadway. has filed a petition In bank
ruptcy. with known liabilities. s2,tis.
and seven other claims for unknown
amounts.
ROBERT q. cHACE. residing at the wood
mer' itist street and Broadway. has
Med a petition In bankruptcy. with LA
hilities, ss.7s9. and no assets
GORDON a DILwoRTH .CoMPANy-A
ps,it,on IN bankrnpi9y ha. been Med
manufactured Of preserves and jeiIies at
~563-b6S Greenwich street. The company
made an as:isnmen, on October 2 Liza
H1RsCHHORN. GOIDSTEIN Il Goa De-
tition in bankruptcy has been Med
against Mirschhorn. Golds.ein & CO.
teenth street. They made an assign
ment on Monday.
JULIUS SHERMAN, dealer In dress goods
and silks at 226 East 1921 street, has
made an assignment to Henry Ams,er.
a petition, In bankruptcy was also filed
against him.
Petition Dismissed.
II. BARON & CO.-Judge Housh has dis
missed tho petition IN bankruptcy Med
on October 20 against n. Baron & Co,
cloak manufacturers at = ives, Twenty
second street. on a settlement with
creditors at 81 cents on the dollar.
Receiver Appointed.
FENMoRE IRON WORKS COMPANY
Judge Hough ha. appointed Max Cedar
baum receiver for the Kenmore Iron
Works Company. Inc. Of 247 East Fifty
sixth street.
Discharge Granted.
JOHN W. MERRIAM-Judge Hough h..
granted a discharge from bankruptcy to
John W. Merriam, formerly president Of
John ". Merriam & 90. cigar manufac-
turcrs AT l3P Maiden lane. Hts liabilities
were slii.5sS.
bankruptcy Schedules
JOHN ArPl.EGATE. wholesale fish dealer
AZ @li Front street. Fulton Market, has
Med schedules showing liabilities S:a,76O
and assets sll,tSl.
ISAAC RETTIi. clothing manufacturer AT
III broadway. has filed schedules show
Ing liabilities $4,000 and assets So. zoo.
ABRAHAM BEDRtCK. dealer In stationery
and cigars at s3o2 Broadway, has filed
schedules. liabilities slo,@ss and assets
$500.
AARON llEBLEiN. clofhing manufac.
turer at 40 stanton street, has nIa4
schedules showing liabilities sssII anc
assets S7.li7.
assignments
AMCo CHEESE COMPANY, INC, whole.
sale dealer in cheese, butter snd eggs at
3'b Greenwich street, has mad, an as
signmen to Morris Il. Bccher. The com.
pdny was Incorporated In March. 1918.
with capital stock $50. zoe, ana Charles
Levy IL treasurer.
SoSl.ANSKN a BELKtN, composed OF
Louis Spslawsky and Oscar R.lkin
clothing dealers at SO Hester street. have
made an assignment to charles Pcarle.
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EUROPEAN NAILS.

H18neSt temperature, l3'. q II noon.
Lowest temperature. So, a. A, NJ.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. I--Mercanti,. 1rv,,
and Dawson Chemical preferred were strong
and Houston. OIL issues gained fraTtionaily
Cosdeh closed At IA. on Il. The summary:
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ARR INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. .s;ss Sun vets. t;saI Moon r..s. ~
HIGH. WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH.k- 81 Coz. Isl. .aH,ssi fHel, Gate ia
Low. WATER THIS DAY. -.
AM AMl- AM
-andyHk. 3 23lGov. Isl. Accl Hell Gate. 0:A1

Arrved-wEDNESDAY, November -.
Sc La Touraine. 4 4. NJ. Bordeaux. Nov. II.
SIS Asuncion de Lzrrinaga. II 30 p. NJ. Tues
day. GLASGOW. Nov. Z.
So L.ydie. 1879 A. NJ. 81. Nasaire, Nov. 4.
ss vulcano. 40 A. NJ. Genoa. Oct. 81.
IS Drot. 4 A. NJ. Glasgow, Nov. 4.
SIS Sarnia, 1875 Il. N. Tuesday. Genoa.
Oct. n.
Sc Nasccnt. l A. NJ, Savona. Oct. -.
- Sno. 1:9 y Nj, Gibraltar, Oct. 80.
81 Panama. 10 y. NJ. CTstobal. Nov. IA.
IS John d.. Rockefeller. : =. NJ. 1'ampico
Nov. II.
- Gregory. 3 p. NJ. barbados. Nov. Ie.
81 Prins Willem /, : T.. -, Curacao.
Nov. 10.
SIS RoIdam, 49," p. NJ. Tuesday. u.
s. Jolandy di Giorrio, paS p. NJ. Tuesdav.
King ston. Nov. ~.
So S~outhwL;.e. a. NJ. st. Lucia. Nov. 10.
SIS Mohawk. Jacksonville. Nov. 81.
IS II Oriente. Galveston. Nov IL.
So Prin,v~s Anne. Norfolk. Nov. a.
SIS BOyeric. Baltimore. Nov. 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Ss Caserta. at Genoa.
SIS Highclinc, al Queenstown.
SAILED o NEW YORK.
SIS Adriat,r. from Liverpool.
IS Samlsnd. from London.
s. CoamO. from San Juan.
SIS Maracaibo. from Maracaibo.
So Florizel, from st. Johns.
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Previous

The local mNke for spot cotton was
Southern .po, markets as Officially reported
we're unchanged 10 10 points advance. New
Orleans. li5Oc.: Galveston. &c: Savannah.
1.-The: Memphis. 1i.3sc.; Augusta. u.3ec.:
Houston. II. roc.
New Orleans market opened steady. closed
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s~UB.TREASURY STATEMENT,

TUESDAY.
Paid by Sub-rreasury to banks. S3,SItooO
Paid by banks TO eub-Treasury.. a,6Ss. 900
Gain to banks on days trans
actions .,,,".,.,.,..,,.... $4,000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST,
Paid by Sub. Treasury to banks. $3.50, 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury.. II, flS, 900
-
Loss to banks ,.....,..,.,.. $500 900
Oain to banks same period pre-
vious week ...,"........... ts.:Si,oso
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The II A. NJ. bids TO Liverpool were: Jan.
asy. II &c; March, 1880: May. lc.lsc.:
July, l. 24c. The market there 10 due to open
to-day s TO 81 points advance.
Port receipts and stocks:
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %.-The statement o
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas
ury shows:
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me Liverpool market opened quiet. There
With middling 8 points advance aa Tod.
sileA io,oo bales: receipts. et!oo. including
,1o American. Closed very steady.
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RUSSIANS NOW TO
RESUME OFFENSIVE
Recross San and Launch Attack
In Effort To outfiank: An
Austrian Victory Reported

tA"~c"'-'aA Press by Fsder"I wirelesR.l
LONDON, May 24.-The Russians,
who have been steadily falling back
in Western Galicia before the attacks
of Won Mackensen g forces, but who
brought the German advance to a halt
on the River San, have now launched
a counter offensive and a new battle Is
develOping, with the Germans on the
defensive.
The Russians, according to official
dispatches from Petrograd, have re,
crossed the San and are advancing
southwark, in an effort to outAank the
Germans. There has been some heavy
lighting in this new phase of the Cali
clan campaign. -"
In the recent operations in the Baltic
Provinces, where the Russians have
been claiming a number of successes,
the Germans now claim to be In the
asceRdancy. A fierce attack has been
made upon the Russian northern wing,
which has been beaten back,
There have been no developments Of
Importance in the western theater Of
the war, the Allies holding firmly to
the positions they have gained in the
reeeRt fighting, Only desultOry artil-
iery duels are being fought.
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MlIitiamen up IN Air Over Delay
Appolnimsnt OflAdlut
m spiantso ensrai u.s.
COLONEL JOHNSON SEEMS
coz MOST AVAILABLE HiliBER
4 INtN9I INNlft.t-lsalA q IWT4L| Y
Jones and Doupherty Clash But
apaeosemen lylILNptenlsf a
aaysuss lutantlpns eis .
cess tAenfl
The National Guard Of Hawaii, i gu

The National Guard of Hawaii Is cup
in the air. Officers and men confess
TO the ascehsion, The subject il not
openly discussed, But II ~ talked hbout
quietly ID fittls groups Of gpafdsmsh.
10 come out openly would psfhaIs mean
severe discipline. Accordingly, there
are only hints here and there, lbot there
is no denying that the guard ds rent by
palitieaS ,iSis a,se,. isst there ~ -
Y The ,pilfkia hinges about the adjntant.
general The term Of Col. John w.
Jones' expired about two months ago.
Governor RiDkhamlhas made no public
move to name aSbew sadj utant genera
and Colonel Jdnesaretains his'ofIite until
his suecessprlis banned. aa.atfsat
Colonel John6on Pnasibis ais oSa
isDo denEihg that members of
a5JRaard s~UUld ltllelt6isee a ehanRe in
thE adjutant's ofiice--they say they
have gotten into b rut and that new
blood in the adjutant 8 Office would in
fuse new enthusiasm into the rahk and
file. w 49, SaiRttk So q. EE.t-a y
1t is no secret that Colonel Jones Is
seeking reappointment and that a peti.
ton has been circulated among the
guard members asking for the reap.
pointment of Jones! aiyt.t l&n-r :,
Neither is tia secret that other mem,
bers are boosting for Capt, Laurence V
RedingtOn, commanding officer Of the
Chinese company. .,-.s
A number ofscnators, Representatives
and others, including many officers OF
the guard, are hoping that Col. San
Johnson will be named. Colonel John
son leaves today for the Malay States
however, and would not be able to take
up the duties until September. John
son has not been an active candidate
but it is understood that he would ae
cept the position II it. were offered tt
him, g. -. - 49, - !
Jones and Dougherty Clash
There has been during the past few
months in the guard division, becaus,
of several clashes between Celone
Jones and Capt James D, sDoughsFty
military Hide stoss q vernon PiakhSnI
GoysfHsfs IN tthei bast have leaned 81
the ataht. gencrtE as aide on militar,
6ceatiOhs. doyernot -Pihkhsm smsshe,
the precedent and made. Donghsft,
aides by, reason OF, which he was ole
waited fron the rank Of iieatenapt I,
captain. At several functions Their
! were clashes between Jones and D0ugh
srty as to authority; In, each instanc
| the Governor sustained Dougherty.s i,
the meantime the militia is markin,
time and all await Governor Pinkhan
! to- speak. .-Etesk is@B-2 - ., ..t1A. .
Whom am I going 10 appoint O.
| id infant 0enaral 0f the National Quar-,
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FRtNKsRtNARD ]
TO Be A DUyEDOM
i ~ ~ ~ - ss-
u Allies Triumph He win Also Get
/. o. Grant Of a Million
Dollars E...

LONDON, May 6.--Those who hold
the chief commands in the British navy
and army are vitality concerned IN the
aehieyenientAOf eomplste' and abs0y
lutte triumph over Qermanygthis year.
Such an event will mean dukedom
for General French and cash pay
ment of 100000. * This awas recently
decided hy the cabinet and approved
by the King. no 4i,dit Ma saseNtle
iiWeilhPtoa and Marlborough ersoths
two dueal houses founded by English
genefaIs, and the auhed0mH Ieonierretl
ON them constitute q natural andtobs
viops precedent fOf,s raising General
French to the highest degree IN the
General French would BE- moi than
human IL the thought Of the great re-
ward that complete triumph For the
Allied armies will bring TO him does
not sometimes occupy his9fnind, bnt
between him and the highest dignity
that his King can confer and a subs
stantial fortune (and be Il remembered
that the British commandersin+ehief liA
not well-t6'doI stands a foe that ten
months of war leaves as strong and per,
hans stronger than at the outbreak of
i IhehBert great reward OF the, war
IN the event OF complete triumph TOT
me AiIles WIZ % course, TAI 70 Ad'
miIal Jeulcoe; A the wfr ends WITH
out genera neyat engagement pc
tween the Engnsh Rnd herman Heels
Admiral sJeiileoe VIII ne ,lereated Z
viscount and receivers, money payment
' Of 100000. But in the event of great
naval enuaRement resulting in the tri.
unlph OF sine English meet an carbon
wo9id certainty DC conferred on MN
ana easn payment or 1iVo,ouVt
' Lotto hltenenerS Mouid go up a-stet
n tne peerase ~ tne Aihes Triumph
: put. however lthe WAT rese4ts lhe sec
rsta er L2r WAT VIII reeeiEe = gram
81 IEV,Ouo ~ ,he eha OF y, ms wa az
ssttea wren, l4ord hitehener went 70
tne war ounce :, mn
80 IN aaallach .oanese tsMarus - wv,
ooV MS ooyh ea,ni ~ lor lnohey PaS
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FIFTY KEWAL0 CLAIMS
RECEIVED TOTAL, $17,223.6O

-Four more Kewalo reclamation claims
were filed with Will Wayne, special
Pgrnt of the territorial department of
public works, yesterday, as follows:
Mrs. 7. Peterson, 1890; Akaka, $3.50;
NJ. y. Silva, $2+O, and Manuel Rod.
rigues, $S3. All told, fifty claims have
been received so far, aggregating $l7,,
223,60. Includin the claim Of the con
tractors, the Lord Young Engineering
Company, an appropriation of $32,.
1893 was passed by the last legisla
ture to meet the claims, when these
are approved and passed as correct.
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.f'ses Hold Sublime Porte Person.
ally Responsible For Further
Nassacres Of the Armenlans:
Stern Warning has Been ssued
oTToMANs HELPING IN s...
APPALLING SLAUGHTER
Joint Note Of Britain France and
Russia Says This Must Stop
Or VENGEANCE WIN Be TAX
en- Against turkeys Highest
lA..oeIsted rre.. BY Federsl wir,Ie,,.l

3. (AssociStsd Press by Federal wirsless.)
r 6NDON,, May 24.-In view Of the
appalling series Of massaeres
which have been taking place In
Armenia, where thousands Of men, wo.
men and children have been slaughter.
ed, mutiliated. tortured, enslaved and
violated during the past several weeks
by the Kurds, with, the connivanee and
sometimes direct help of the Ottoman
authorities, the governments Of Great
Britain, France and Russia last night
issued a joint statement, calling upon
the Sublime Porte to put an end TO this
reign of terror and religious perse,u.
tion or be prepared to have the eonse.
quences rest upon the Sultan OF Turkey
personally and-his agents, t. . Nv
/. The joint statement announces that
widespread massacres took place during
April and the early weeks of May IA
many of the districts of Eastern Anne,
MIA, in cities where the authority Of the
Ottoman representatives Is paramount
and where there are Turkish troops in
numbers sufficient to protect the Chris.
tion inha bitants were they ordered 80
to do. The massacres have taken place
in and about Erzerum, Deatshau, Moush
and Zeitun, each big garrison city.
In the villages surrounding the city IL
Van, in the province Of the same name,
all the Cilieian inhabitants have been
killed, the Kurd raiders sparing neither
age nor sex.
In the face of these repeated anil
wanton outrages against humanity. the
Allies publicly announce to the Sublime
Porte and the higher agents of the
Turkish government that they will be
held personally responsible for any fur.
ther massacres. Should such occur, the
Allies are prepared to punish, sternly.
regardless of the rank of those consid.
cred guilty Of the manifold crime.
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MEXICAN LOCOMOTIVES
" ,.,s1 GIFTS TO THE FAIR
(Assoaistsd Press sv Federal Wirslsss,)

a tApBOClAVoo Nv todofA Wlreiobbo
MEXICO CITY, May 24.--Fot weeks
the emily rail outlet from Mexico City
has been narrow gauge, line running
by way OF the City of TOluca, about
fifty miles distant. Recently the mill,
tary authorities here appointed new
general supsyintepdent for this division
when this ofiicial made his FIRST insprc.
ton trip over the road he found three
locomotives on siding between Toluca
and the capital. q" ' ""' Il
Rolling stock Of all kinds being
greatly needed for bringing in supplies
10 o starving reputation, the new divi
sion superintendent gave orders TO have
these locomotives put into commission
Trainmen who attempted 10 carry out
the orders were met by several stern
ihdividuals, who told them at the point
Of rites that the engines must not be
moved. = F.. @-e ,'t E.rr .r'.'v S.,,",
"These engines, sald. the leader OF
the armed hand, "belong to Senorita
--r--7--tS-----,y' ramihga popular young
woman of the district. "They were
presepted 10 her last week by the gen
eral Of our brigade. He has detailed
us here 70 watch them. Without her
permission the lOeomotly's cannot be
moved from here. - . ~
The young woman not appearing on
the scene, the puzzled superintendent
finally gave up the attempt.
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ELDERLY PATRIOTS DO
DRILLING REGULARLY
tA'HOeistsa Press BY FEDERAL Wirsisss1

W'UVSI"u FIoss OyFNdTN WHeios1F
LONDON, May 98.--The new nation
al guard, composed Of civilians past the
army age or otherwise unfit for service.
has been dubbed the Methusaliers by
Londoners in playful reference to the
age Of its material as well as the imita-
ton of the popular name for rifle regi-
ments, the fusiliers. However, the Ne
thusaliers are not to be laughed out of
doing their duty. They drill at least
two nights week as wen as on Satur-
day afternoons and Sundays. The men
wear uniform Of dark green, reguIa
tion cut, and a red sleeVeband with the
black letters G. R.-meaning "Gcorgius
Rex
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WOMAN BURNED AND
.... =. DEATH NAY RESULT
~ n. ~ ftNh I

A woman, on the police report as
Api, was seriously if not mortaliy
burned yesterday morning in the yard
Of her home on Dowsett lane. She was
building fire in home made tin stove
when her dress caught fire
Hoike Mulakami, japanese, helped
to extinguish the fire and Policeman A.
g. Gomez sent the woman to the
Queen s Hospital o.. q. =
The skin was burned from nearly the
whole back and from much of her
breast, abdomen and legs. She has only
a slight chance for recovery,
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BRITISH SUBMARINES
BUSY AGAINST TURKS
IN SEA OF MARMORA
tAs.ociatsd Press By Federal wireless,

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wirslsSs)
/. PARIS, May 24.-British submarines,
having run the gauntlet Of the Turkish
forts in the Narrows of the Dafda
nelles, have been operating with signal
success in the Sea Of Marmora, accord
ing 10 an official statement issued b.
the ministry of marine yesterday.
The submarines torpedoed and, sank
four Turkish ships, two being torpedo
boats, the other two being Turkish
transports, engaged in carrying rein.
foTcements from the Asiatic side Of the
strait to the Gallipoli Peninsula. Ono
transport was empty, being on q re.
turn trip, but the other was crowded
with soldiers, many Of whom were
drowned.
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NOTED ARcHEOLoe DEAD

(AssoeiNted Press by Federal WirelSss.l
CHRISTTANIA, May 2S.--Dr. Cab.
risl Gnstafson, the leading Norwegian
archoologist, is dead at bis home hero,
aged sixty.two. Doctor Gustafsou Was
born in Sweden but came to Norway
in 1889 and became head Of the An.
tiquarian section OF the Bergen Nh.
scum, which under his direction de.
yeloped into an important institution.
He was regarded ps the worlds great.
est authority on the civilization Of the
Viking Age.
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rownL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months mothers
,hauld watch for any unnatural loose,
fess Of the child : towels. When gives
Eaamht attention at this time serious
{ oyblc may be avoided, Chamberlain =
X nlic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
ran always be depended upon. For sale
\ u ell dealers. BeLson, Smith K Co.,
Ltd. agents for Hawaii.