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The herald., 1916-06-08
The Translation.

The postman handed him the letter.
One glance at the envelope sent him
nearly into Mysteries.
Heavens he cried. II he first Chsl-
lenge | ever GOT
Duel" was in big letters on the out.
side Of the envelope.
But ! can't fight
So he hurried to the station house,
explained that he knew OF No enemy
who should demand his blood aud ask
ed for protection.
The detective force hurried out BY
that time the desk sergeant had re-
covered.
He said It meant due cent
Utica Press.
The herald., 1916-06-08

with ;le assent Of two-thirds Of re .
stock present OF represented al any ~
the stockholders held for thai pc,YT
prior notice IN writing to each s'Oei'e
mailed 60 h.w at his last kneEs
address. al % accordance WIN NC
A-r IT, %. 1914
Article at the expiration Of hs
log :5e ca-i.cr dissolution OF ihS -
i1- any cause, lis affairs ssaii x - n
hy one or more .iquldaior; 70 DC go
the St0cSh3l iers, all OF whom -
stock ,0 sA.s corporation, anu sAi IN -
sione-s are hereby vested VIZ u
and authority % liquidate the sna. "A
corporation. vlth full power /" "a
the terms rf Sec. 20 OF Act - pn
Article ll-The sPpearers neIa 80
~. they have subscribed 70 Is n
number OF shares OF the eap'Ai
C,e,-.. Wg,e No. 80 Esplansk
New O-.ga~s, La eighieen neL 4
t&r1.y Eve shares; Pascal A,ne'' .i,,,. Il
U-~u..-,s 81, New Orleans, IA; .ss,,,s 4
t-ava.a. Nara 7. o., La, e'f Wv.,,,Ts 4
and twenty-five shares losspn IA -
M.-sau Boulevard, New Orleans Is -,
hundred a0i twenty ave snsIes'
r.. .''. "a - Of Ge0r'
pa A.--.-,... Benedetto lnH" a
- ,.,-t i,...-.l-. m 10 the sun
.,..-..~f f.r'.-s ls5O.oO0o), or I'VE "a
500. ,a.-.- each shall be fuiiJ
4rs s...-.g .v he transfer BY tae.I "A
-.--.--5,.r- - all the p~7erJ a. "A
acquired hy ,hen by Purenaseo .ss.d ~
SAX III
r.lT-y. .r.-..--e~y. Notary Puon -
n igl- and improvements Pa. ~
80 90 ---.tzse by them; ersfr--..ssj
---- ,rr-..s 5g.l 10 Marco LneA a, "A
.l,-,. --a .--g-ci feet front On "a 4
..ra, R...-. ly forty srpens u -,,s;r
..y.rs or. degree, tgvniy-II.e S,tsiei
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t.e~raa ...te-Iert ard oeseJj' 4. h -
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t.-, r. fr.- Cn-pCraiion a.Js
s.-.- o. .-a ---sxcd rnenof,no.: - 4
II. remainder Of said suose'
BE- rl pa ~ ~. ID 5-f i- 5sa,..d a, ny osT
C.-v a. Eas orleans, Louisiaa- rs
--.-.. and ..-- aCreiEa5oTe Il.,.;.t -
.-s r-..---. - NessrI Don, -
ana A-.f.-- p. Portals. onpeIe,,s ossss i
wr. s---.--. ST their nal. lie "
the 81. a7rs--s-z. who nav. q sIs
size .--.- ---es tie uunoeI s,,T. a.
-r-.re- ty .ls~. and me- h'"
F-e -r7E.~g -. TIE whole. Nsls
.D-. ~. E~edI: Geo. IN, -
e..-.rg~ hundred and tsenv scs4s
PEI t.-s.-.. Il2l clever N,Iess
,u,-.v-sg- shares: B. lntfa,I l.. pSS1
5-ef and .se-.y-5ve shares sssss
eleven l--t--i aai tweniy'h'w i,usssf
LIMA. .7 at-y shares ~
I.l.l.g. A-L.- p. Portasn-oy "a
10HN K. UPION,i rsSI
I the Undersigned reooreSslI ,.ss, -
,- AMI :- he ra..sa Of 0 -, ds
I.o-.s ana. g.. hereby certiy .s-s;;ss
an. f-ss,.-s act o: ineoi 1S Derfl
Pss.f--. gra-.r Farm a.. .oordeS
O.. lac. was ...s day duly
nee ir -s.< 1865, folio -. II
NeS O-lr7-s Nay y gSSoylaD III
Cs.gaedl EMILE J. LEo
4 t-ce copy. - iylz Il
NJ O-.eans. Ia. May ,nLInS ~
" ions K. UPIo"
June isl; 2 p july 8
The herald., 1916-06-08
Not WILLING to Try.

80 you are convinced you could not
learn TO love me-" bleated the dlscon-
ISOLATE swain
II don't know what | could do II
tried" replied Miss Hibrowe, but j
think you will admit that ia these days
Of weman's emancipation and broad
ened opportunities tt member OF the
sex ought No: 70 De expected to waste
her time In tr.aes.'- Richmond Times
Dispatch.
The herald., 1916-06-08
Must Have Seemed Queel.

"Do you know, Marthy, when saw
Joel fust of after gettln' to the college
for my first visit with him thought
he was plum loony."
"Why. how was that SamT?'
"A young Teller told me he was most
likely down on the courts. and went
the way he piuted and found our Joel
EnoCkin' rubber ball over E. fish net
an yellin' be loved everybodS FIX
change.
The herald., 1916-06-08
Quick Process,

Since I've been living next door TO
a dealer in antique rugs I've learned
thing or two about the rug business"
Yes"
"A rug can be aged very rapidly by
allowing few youngsters 10 use It as
playground. Louis Post Dispatch.
The herald., 1916-06-08
AchIeNinr Fame or Fortuna

There is no more common thought
among young people than the foolish
one that by and by something will
turn up by which they will suddenly
achieve fame or fortune. Things do
not turn up in this world unless some
body turns them up."-James A. Gar.
field.
The herald., 1916-06-08
Without PHILOSOPHY.

Without philosophy We should be
little above the animals that dig or
erect their habitations. prepare their
food in them. take care OF their lit
tie ones in their dwellings and have
besides the good fortune. which we
have not, OF being born ready clothed.
-Yoltaire.
The herald., 1916-06-08
Daily Thouoht,

II man examines his thoughts, he
will find them all occupied with the
past and the future. We hardly ever
think about the present. Thus.
always laying ourselves out to be
happy Tin the future) it Is inevitable
that man cannot be so actually.-Pas-
cal.
The herald., 1916-06-08
White Sea Rich In Iocips

According 10 a Norwegian consular
report, the seaweeds Of the White sea
yield far more iodine than those of
other waters, reaching as high as q
per cent.
The herald., 1916-06-08
a Sound RAason.

MiStress-Didn't you hear me calling.
Jane? Jane-Yes'm. but you told me
the other day never to answer you
back.
The herald., 1916-06-08

The shadow OF human life IS tracei
upon a golden ground Of immortal
hope.-Hillard
The herald., 1916-06-08
The Stroke Oar
2. Will ARD BLAhENAN

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"I fuIIv ,rroaJ with hin, a. IN tho
necessity Of a victory md arranged
with him 70 be M the hoatbousa as
the boat was phout TO no nut INT, tho
water. He was there. all right. and
when I'm rowing toys his frame WAS n
sight 20 behold. I've never seen better
biCeps IN NY life. When the crew en-.
tered the boat he took the stroke.
What a sweep he gave tnat oar OF
his! II seemed a feather I'm his hands.
Aud his stroke was SO perfect that,
though there was not a man behind
him who had ever been I'm a boat with
him before, there was 10 difficulty In
all OF Them keeping perfect timc with
MN.
Inc boat hhpt out Int" the middle Of
the river where the faces OF the crew
were not very pain TO those on shore.
ana was Glad or II, Tor | had my
doubts about my strokes right to be
there. The boats lined up and made
start at the hrst signal TO go.
There was a noticeable difference
between the work or the two crews
Now and again some Yale man would
SEM up the spray, but not man In
the Harvard boat struck a cupful OF
water on the recover. IL was all In
Tue leauei sup OF the stroke.
ouF ie'i'"S TOOK the iehd from the
h'St a''u sept 1t around the sake boat
anu Won 'i'e ra.e ny good hundred
!"'uN- ~ was Ihe pTe'ti'st won race
ever Su"' neh l S"t |" 'he boat
The herald., 1916-06-08
Golf.

Golf requires concentration-espe-
cially when you're listening to golfer.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The herald., 1916-06-08
A Picture
OF Peace
By F. 4. Mitchell

nv rictpro in INV s;udi, u.fpg a. model
car ~, Cur. ,,.,..,,, ! how, ,,y,.,, an,
-, -. I,..t. 49,.
I''' w. 10" H. d lam 'i'"' '"'
'"'' i'''ei'''"- 30 c''I i'.''.d '''' 9U''.
a''e 10 my tI.l"'>' ! "o-.u llIE"uu'e
II. h"t t"'e lie" '!' ana ! ic'T"t 'he
great European war "A''A rendered
my subject timely "oH.d come Z" al
ehi before c"N-H ma model.
oAe d'l "h..e '""N.HS "ut OF rear
window or ID! nous" h"'i'ed s.tiIHS
al "ihd"" opposite MIA" XIII whose
'h'aHeh'N Noi" exactly "Aat l want
cd. She was sewing. ana SINCE the
"!|d"" III "h'.h -" SAT was at an
ahSI" win mine / G"t tAF""-lharterS
view OF Ac' lace. ms WIS me posi-
non "t my nSHTe "i ica'' ~ my PIE
jufe.
ho'l''h mat no" XII occupied TIE
same r"~l'-'H h''.1E every i"'Tiii-
from ABOUT "'.''h t't noon. IL "n-
Cured 7" -" . ing my 'hh'aS ana
III" lMhith"" = M r''nn 'n- rs" the
S.rI Tor h"'"L SIC 'H'" =" Uucon
SclouS mat 50" ives gig Use! f'r The
PURPOSE. ann i'r~ Wohlo 70" great al
Vantage. ;" J tra@N' ere! ny mate
r''.> rom my >f.h" - my 'Aalnher,
ana 'i"Sih- m" "Anc~ =" th"t my
model would % ~ sec ne copying her.
st to WORK. Fortunately ! seldom
m'sS"i -etu'g a sitting each morning.
W picture was Er"a; success.
Low much IiS Icing displayed when
tie E'T"ietE war WAS II progress had
u 10 WIN IN" pusi''.S appreciation "f
II dolt know. Naturally the war
! create! m Interest In II. spent much
TINE n The gallery where Il was hung,
watching thoS" who looked on II. and
noticed that the expressions of all who
viewed II were for the time being
So:tened
Bat one whp listens t" criticisms Of
Ms work VIII surely hear some fault
dhiihg. During these caveNdr"ppings
l ne"'u one adverse comment. Nv"
lao .eN We're view 'hS II "ht'i ON" sara:
Sues S!h' HIt.
""'d Eia'l"d>' eN'ia'hl"d the ON
''''' W ~ III '''N ',U'"
-, a.
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iudomar+ ~ tho r,o,,r ,vo, ~, e,r ,,.l,-,.
varra ,bor tho ono \..,.or..,r.s- ~,
criticism, troubled mo NI,oAt ro+ o,h.
ers have got the same iuu5o.-'nr from
- Peace Inn rnr, II I-.a,,,rassaIs
However. my picture al much 70 In
troduce me rs an ar-,.t. AMI u.y con-
science had often prichaI ne for spong-
iug the services NJ q model medl.
tatca Sendin. au anonymous Eote. In
closing check, I" the Young woman.
hnally concluded that 50 refined look
ing person would need some pr"para-
tI"il Tor The reception ~ sach payment.
'ieie'o't "E''e note 'e!Iihs now
LOU oUn' e','u 'iie i"Ii'',nH .. pc
80 =. .'N n"i I"unu
',-'ll.t,S, - ''',' ,en
- -, =, - ~
taco 20 TO- ,,r,sa,,.,a -, - 80 40
nosita mine doon,o1 !, ,,ronor ,ha.
The herald., 1916-06-08
New Crop of Jokes.

The gas range killed the stoyepipe
joke. but we got a new crop with the
freless cooker.
The herald., 1916-06-08
Solemn Diplomatic Lie.

Many true word may be spoken in
jest, but diplomatic lie is always pre-
ternaturally solemn.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
c. J. Loekhorn Of Kansas City in the
Tennis Finals, With
Four Chicago
Players.
FOR THE MEMS SINGLES
Play in Women's Singles and Mems
and Women's Doubles, Con-
tlnued Through
Today.

LAKE FOREST, III, Aug. 1o.-C. ]
Lockhorn, Kansas City, was the only
out Of town survivor today in the
mems singles OF the western tennis
championship tournament. Stacked
up against the Missourian for com
petition for the honor Of meeting
George Church of Tenafly, N. j., in
the challenge round. are Heath By
ford, Harry Waidner, Jerry Weber
and Ralph Burdick, all of Chicago.
Lockhorn will clash with one of these
players today.
Maurice Mclaughlin, Ward Daw-
son and Kenneth Hawkes.. the Pacific
coast net stars, were eliminated yes
terday. Mclaughlin defaulted to G..
Coles, Chicago; Hawkes. was beaten
by w A. Futterer, Chicago, and Daw-
son was taken into camp following
a hard fought match with Heath By.
ford.
Play in the women's singles and
the mems and women's doubles con.
tinued today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
LINKED UP CLOSER
BY CONTRACTS
CONTINUED from page u

United Press and La Nacion, leading
newspaper OF South America, was
hailed here as an event of great i'm.
portance.
1T is with great satisfaction that
learn Of the establishment of this
direct news service between South
America and the United States
through an arrangement between the
United Press associations and La
Eacion, OF Buenos Aires,' said Sec
rotary of the Treasury McAdoo. who
as chairman OF the international high
commission. recently headed a party
that visited the principal South
American countries.
1T Is a matter OF real importance
to the people OF the two continents
and Is very practical step toward
that better knowledge and understand
ing OF one another for which we have
been. striving for many years. II
ideas and information. The bette,
we know one another the better
friends wen be-"
1.-THE extension OF the United Press
facilities to South America and the
bringing OF La Nacion's news facil-
tiles to the United States, will be a
tremendous benefit on both contin-
ents," said Postmaster General Bur
1eson. at will aid in many material
ways. The advantage commercially
Is readily apparent and the good that
viii accrue from the understanding
between the nations should be equal
~ apparent. 1t is a splendid thing
and both parties to the new arrange
naent are to be congratulated on their
enterprise"
Senator William ]. Stone, chair
man of the foreign relations commit
tee, was equally pleased over the
news.
THE benefit that VIII result from
the establishment OF such a news
service rs readily apparent" said
Senator Stone. 1T will bring the
dernccracies OF the two continents in
close touch. We have been hamper
ed In our efforts to become acquaint-
ed with one another by the lack OF
current Information regarding one
another. We have been more isolat-
ed from one another than we have
been from the countries Of Europe.
A splendid thing has been done by
La Nacion and the United Press in
putting an end to this isolation"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
CITY ISSUES
TIME WARRANTS
Needs 5000 70 Cover Necessary Cur
rent ESpcn1es-Tax Refund
Ordered.

The city has authorized the fssu-
Rnce OF time warrants for $1,000. pay
able with FIVE per cent interest on
October 10, TO be cold at par to the
State Central Savings bank. The mon
ey fg to cover necessary current ex-
pensss and will be distributed as fol-
lows: general fund. 1900; fire fund,
$500; park fund, 800.
Tho city has ordered the sum OF
s1s.2S paid to Anna r. Gwin as re-
fund for 1915 taxes erroneously as
sessed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
PROOF OF WILL.
State of Iowa, Lee County-ss.


To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that on the
9th day of August A. D., 1915. paper
was opened and read by the ClerF Of
the District Court Of Lee Count
Iowa, purporting to be the last will
and testament of Frank Kiefer, late
of Lee County, in the State of Iowa,
deceased; and that proof OF the
genuineness of said instrument will
be heard in the District Court of said
County at Keokuk, on the 10Th day
of September, A. d. 1916, at the hour
of 2 o'clock D. m. of said day, being
the End day of the September term,
1915 of said Court, when all persons
interested in said Will ale required
to be present and make their objec-
tions to the same, il any they have.
In witness whereof, l hereunto set
nv hand this 10th day of August.
1916.
O. r. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
By Albert Vollers, Deputy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10

federal mediators met first with repre-
sentatives OF the employers. Judge
amberlatn said the board expected
to mold another meeting with the rail-
way managers this afternoon. after
which they would confer with the
OF the employees again.
All meetings were executive and no
statement was made at their conclus-
ion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
Men Standing Firm.

Men Standing Firm.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-"We're
standing firm" was the word brought
from the conference with the federal
board OF mediation, en- behalf of the
400 900 trainmen OF the country, by
A.. p. Garretson, head OF the conduc-
tors brotherhood today.
Following sessions during which the
government mediators met first with
the representatives OF the railway
managers and then with the brother.
hood heads 1t was made clear that the
trainmen have not given an inch in
their demands for an eight hour day.
Garretgon declared they would contin.
ne to stand their ground throug.-f-
the conferences. II was evident that
armed as the representatives OF the
trainmen are to call strike, they
have no intention OF yielding to sug.
gestions OF arbitration Garretson
declared they would insist upon the
granting of their demands In full. The
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
PERSONALS.

Mrs. w. ]. Hubert, accompanied by
her son, George and daughter, Mrs.
Robert J. Reiner left Wednesday
morning for Milan, Missouri. They
will return about September l.
Misses Ella femme and Winifred
Balbach left Wednesday for FIT. Madi-
son, where they will spend few days
with friends before joining a party Of
friends camping at Daniels creek.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
PURSUING THE
AUSTRIANS
fcontfnued from page IL

der. were found and made prisoners.
An official statement from the war
office this afternoon announced that
italian cavalry and cyclists have made
further progress east Of Gorftz and
that italian troops continue crossing
to the east bank OF the Isonzo over
the rehabiliated bridge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
RUTH LAW WILL
FLY NEXT WEEK
Aviatrfx Who Will be at keokuk''
Celebration to be at Mason
City and Des Moines.

Ruth Law, the avaitrtx who Will toe
the feature attraction Of Keokuk
fall celebration October to z, VIII
be at Mason City next week for a
series of flights there. Miss Law
will take the place of Art Smith, who
was scheduled to fly at Mason City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
honinn for the Best.

Springfield, Mass, Republican: It
is good to be assured by Germany that
the Poles will have enough to eat af.
ter October /, and it may be hoped
that they will net starve between now
and then.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
FARMERS LISTEN
TO CANDIDATE
CONTINUED from psge u

friends Of a federal suffrage amend
ment.
The society" spirit evident among
the fashionably gowned delegates WIN
be vented at the opening reception
in their honor this evening, given oy
Mrs. Leonard Eager Curtis, leader Oh
the ."406'' In the Pixies Peak region'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
LEMBERG BATTLE
IN THE FUTURE
CONTINUED from page /;

bridges over the Bistritza and are
preparing for stand on the left bank
OF the river.
Further south, in the region OF
Worokty and the rivers Btaly, Ger
emosz and Sutchaya, the Russians ad.
vanced several versts. CA verst il
about two-thirds of mile.)
The French Report.
PARIS, Aug. 10.-Despite fog and
rain, French troops made further
progress in the allies Somme Of
fensive last night, advancing in the
region Of the Hem woods, taking 100
prisoners and six machine guns, it
was officially announced today. South
Of the Somme, a German recon
naissance was dispersed.
On the Verdun front, no important
infantry fighting occurred during the
night. There was an intermittent
bombardment in the region OF F7eury
and the VauxChapitre woods.
In the Vosges, German attack on
French positions northeast OF Altkirch
failed utterly.
Many air raids were carried out
last night On the Somme front, three
German aeroplanes were defeated.
General Haiah's Report.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-Further prog
ress northwest of Pozieres where the
Australians yesterday penetrated the
German trenches 200 yards on six
hundred yard front, was reported by
General Haig this afternoon. The Aus
tralians have gained all local objec-
tives, which are rapidly being consoli-
dated.
The night was generally quiet, ex-
cept for the bombardment OF British
positions southeast of the Trones
wood by German artillery. General
Haig reported.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10

keeper still refuses to discuss his
motive for killing his wife and Lieu
tenant Colonel Butler. SPANIEL sell
dom speaks to his guards.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-10
Prisoner Is Melancholy.

Ell PASO. Texas, Aug. 10.-HarEy
SpannelPs increasing moodiness and
melancholia has resulted in specia;
guard. day and night, being placed
over him in the county jail here to-
day. The former Alpine, "exas, hotel
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Anotber Position Taken.

ROME, Aug. 10.-The strong Aus.
trian position at Boschinf. south OF
Goritz. has been occupied by Italian
forces. It was officially announced this
afternoon.
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mountain gorges, flooding tracks In
the Cane Fork yards to depth OF ilve
feet Houses. farm products and
equipment were stripped from the
territory.
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Advertise IN The Gate City and
] get results
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MEDIATION BOARD
MEETS WITH OFFICIALS
CONTINUED from page ~

trainmen's union, and w. s. Carter
head Of the firemen's union.
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Kansas city live Stock.

KANSAS CITY 1--we oSoCN.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. t0-Cattle re-
cefpts 1900; market steady, 10c low.
| er. Steers, s715@10.25: cows and
heifers. S475Q950; stockers and
feeders, s6.00@8.00; calves, $4,000
HOO.
Hog receipts 5000; market 10015c
higher. Bulk, s9.90010.10; heavy,
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Washed Into Ohio River.
Nor. Alarming Reports.

GAILTPOIIS, Ohio, Aug. 10.-Many
bodies of victims OF yesterdays flood
were made to reach several bodies In
wreckage floating down the Ohio riy'
err here today. Intellectual efforts
were made to reach sevral bodis III
on large raft OF debris at Dam No. 20
ten miles south of here.
There were about score OF dead
Visible. Il was said at the lock.
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Mules-French sorts were the hih,i =,
most sought for and the better STOCK
sold readily. Around $50 head founa
buyers during the session, many OIL
them hold-overs from. the previous
day. A few good cotton mules, l4.s
hands and up, mostly mares, sold ~
the southern trade. which is adVan-
tageous to shippers. as some stock ul..
suitable for the inspections found our.
let in this quarter. A pretty ian