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TAFT AGAIN CHALLENGES
SENATORS OPPOSING LEAGUE
Says POindeXter, Borah and Reed
Are Destructive Critics With Not
Solution Of Difficulty.

ST. Louis, Feb. 25.--Former President
Tart. speaking to-day AT tho opening
session OF the Mid.Contiuont Congress
for League OF Nations. challenged
Senators PoindcNtcr Borah and Reed
to put their fingers on the clauses O. the
Constitution which forbid the United
states to assume the obligations OF the
covenant Of League Of Nations
let him who objects 10 that suggest
another remedy to prevent war or hold
his peace" he said. 1.-The fundamental
weakness OF the attitude OF Senators
rOindoNtor. Reed and Boroh Is that
they confinc their arguments TO pointing
out the dangers OF this covenant to tho
United States. which | think are com
purativoly slight. while they utterly fail
to tender any constructive suggest tions
TO the conference FOR a method by which
peace can b" maintained and the Just
results OF the war can bo obtained.
They are merely destructive critics
and are not in search Of q solution of
the difficulty"
The evening world., 1919-02-25
SUFFRAGE PICKETS
FINED IN BOSTON
Women Who Tried TO Annoy VIII
son Arraigned as Jane Doe
o Refusing to Give Names.

BOSTON. Feb. Members OF the
party OF Woman Surraigsts who were
arrested in front OF the State House
yesterday prior 10 the arrival OF the
parade escorting President Wilson re-
fused to answer TO their names when
arsigned in the Police Court to-day on
charges OF lettering. They had spent
the night at the House OF tSntlon, As
she police were unable 10 Identity them
Individually. each was ursigned as
"Jane Doe"
Owing TO the press OF business In the
regular court sessions special session
was held In mall room The women
protested against ths becaus" II mut,
attendance by friends Impossible and
they demanded a public hearing"
. In the twelve cases disposed OF durinp
the morning fines OF S. were imposed
In three instances the women paid
Others declined to pay and were held
pending the hearing OF the remaining
cases later in the day,
The evening world., 1919-02-25
DUSSELDORF PUT
UNDER SIEGE BY
SPARTACAN BANDS
Elections Stopped Ivy Raids of
RedS-SucceSSOr to Els
ner Named.

BBRNE. Monday, Feb. 2i.--Ducs-
scldorf has been surrounded by
Spartacan bands. which have en-
trenchcd themselves to prevent Gov
crnmcnt troops from entering the
city, which is completely isolated
from the rest Of the country.
At Oberhausen. six miles northwest
of Essen, Spartacans are reported to
have seized the bank deposits and
TO have extinguished factory fires.
Majority Socialists have ordered
workmcn not to try to continue their
labors, this step being taken 20 pre-
vent disorders, but several volleys
are reported to have been heard
there last night Government troops
are being awaited there.
4 state Of siege has been pro-
claimed at Wattenscheid. In west
phala, whore Government troops
have arrived.
BERLIN. Monday, Feb. 24.-Spar-
tdcan forces have prevented munich
pal elections from being held at Dues
seldorf. Armed bands ON Saturday
demanded from some election Presi-
dents the lists Of voters. as a result
Of which action elections could not
bo held In those areas. Other Spar
tacan bands. armed with rifles and
/ hand grenados, appeared At most Of
the polling booths on Sunday evening
! a. ,I aAV nj
voters, which were burned or thrown
into the Rhine. Lively fighting is re-
ported in some election precincts.
( Herr Euld0onnek. Spartacan leader
/ in the Bottrop district. in West
| phalia, was killed while resisting
arrest by Government troops IL
had attempted to incite mobs TO fur
| ther riotng there. 1t is alleged.
! COPENHAGEN. Feb. 25.-Herr
| Scheid has been named Bavarian
Premier in succession to Kurt Els
nor, who was assass mated last week,
! Herr Segitz a Majority Socialist, has
| been appointed Bavarian Minister OF
! the Interior. succeeding Herr Auer
who was shot at Munich at the dis
orders there. according to Munich
! dispatches to the Politikcn.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The attempt a
Bavarian Spartacans to organic" d
revolution in Baden and establish a
Soviet Government has failed, cXcep
at Mannheim. the energetic action q
the Baden Government, which im,
mcdiatcly marched Government
troops into Karlsruhe. arrested Radi'
cal leaders and proclaimed a state o.
siege, having apparently killed The
movement. according to advIccs re-
ceivod here.
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HIGH PRICES THE CAUSE
OF INDUSTRY STAGNATION
Redfeld Says Abnormal Situation
Exists, Due to Cost Asked for
Trade Articles.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s5.-In . stato-
ment explaining the organization Of tho
Industrial Board Of tho Department Of
Commerce, charged to roadjust and
bring down prices, Secretary Rcdnnld
declared there existed an abnormal sit
untion and staugatiou In the industrial
world, the striking feature OF which WAS
the high price demanded for nearly
every article OF trade.
The first step. Secretary Erdn,'I
said. would be to call into conference
representatives OF Industries producing
basic materials. Industries dealing in
unfinished products the Secretary
thought, would be able largely. II not
entirely, 10 adjrst their pr-cca ian line
with the policy laid down at meetings
with producers.
The immediate object" Tho Secrc-
tary said. was to bring about such
reduced prices as would bring thr buy
inG power Of tine Government Itself .u-
Guiding the railroads, telephones and
telegraph into action, ana make It pos
sble for the Government to state that
/; IS willing to be a buyer Tor its need s
at the reduced prices"
The evening world., 1919-02-25
TAX BILL S|GNED;;
PRICE OF DRINKS
AND SMOKES co UP
CONTINUED from First PageD

and steamship tickets, pipe lines, in
surancc, theatre admissions and club
dues and variety OF stamp taxes
become effective. I,evics against the
excess OF value Of so-called semi
mxurics. such rs articles OF dress, will
be- made after May /. The soda foun-
tain tax becomes effective May J..
Taxes on products Of child labor will
be- imposed in sixty days.
Without awaiting signature OF the
hin by the President the Internal
Revenue Bureau has gone ahead pre-
pairing TO administer the law. Tax
return forms and regulations are be-
ing issued, and income and profits
lrciurns must bc nlcd hy March Is.
An advisory taN board OF six mem
bcrs Will be appointed soon by In
tcrnal Revenue Commissioner Hopper
20 hear appeals from taxpayers or
revenue officials concerning the fair
ness Of assessments and questions
growing out Of the auditing OF re-
turns. Tho following probably Will
bc asked to serve on this board: r. :,
man: !. l.. Stcrrott, Sew York; f. T..
Field. Massachusetts; 5. W. Cramer
/ North Carolina, and Luther +. Spccr
Five new deputy revenue commits
Soncrs also are 10 be appointed and
/ the divisions Of the bureau organized
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officers and men, due Feb. IS; the
Italian liner America, with 2,lG3 sol
dicrs. and the Tottori Maru. Among
the men on the America are the
Headquarters OF the 3jth and 3Gth
Brigadcs OF the Coast Artillery; G1th
Regiment. Coast Artillery. dotach-
ment o' the G3J Coast Artillery and
l07 casual officers.
Also due to-day are the battlcship
New Mexico. with fifteen casuols, and
the Turrialba. with nincty-siN on
board. Tho New Mexico has wire
lesscd that she has picked M the
crew OF the three mastcd schooner
Charlotte Sibley and that she would
make port late this afternoon or
curly tomorrow morning.
Tho Hcredia, bringing 81 men, rec
ported by wireless that she would
reach the harbor late to-day.
Other transports scheduled for to-
day and which have wirclcsscd that
they will reach port tomorrow are
the President Grant, bringing 4,761
soldiers. delayed FIVE days by pick
ing up the disabled Polar Bay at sea
and towing her into Bermuda; the
West Eagle with 10 men, and the
Eurana. In addition the Ulua IS
| scheduled for tomorrow with 1,7ll
troops. With $3.50 troops due to-day
and $50 tomorrow, the total ar
/ rivals for the two days will be i2,lsO.
The wlhelmina has wirelesscd
/ that she had been delayed by heavy
gales and does not expect to mako
I port before Thursday or Friday. The
| Wlhclmina is practically 4 hospital
ship, her complement Iof I'm being
made up OF convalcsccnt casual5
| from Bordeaux. She was due on tn
! 2lst, and must have been pretty
! badly battered by wind and sea.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
LEAGUE CONSTITUTION
DOESN'T SUIT GERMANS
'May Be Good Enough for Allies
but Not U.s." Says Foreign
Minister.

wEIMAR, Feb. ?5.-Gcrmany must
depend upon the League OF Nations
for future peace. at home and abroad
and urges that the league should have
a more democratic basis, Foreign
Minister Brockdorff- Rantzau declared
in an interview. lie said Germany Is
already qualified for membership be-
cause she now has the most demo-
cratic Government In the world.
president Wilson's preamble to
the League OF Nations constitution
was not too optimistic" said he
foreign minister. Thus far II Is little
more than a defensive alliance. 1t
may be good enough for the Allies
but It is not good enough for Ger
many"
The evening world., 1919-02-25

tngton last December the President
has travelled more than 1900 miles,
has been made citizen OF approx
mately 1900 cities. towns and ham
lets In Europe, has been housed In
the royal palaces of two Kings aud
one Prince, has ridden on the royal
trains OF two ruling families, dcllv-
cred nearly two score speeches and
thort addresses and received six col
lege and university honorary de-
groes.
He reinrns 20 the capital intent
upon convincing Congress Of the need
OF Americas participation in a
League OF Nations. The background
Of this need he summed up in Provi-
dcnce, II. l., last night when he said
that now that Europe has pinned her
faith TO America. 1T would break the
heart OF the world" IL America failed
20 respond.
Arrangements have been completed
Cor the President TO keep In closest
touch with the Peace Conference. Al
most instantaneous ColunuilNd NdN''i
with the American delegation Will DO
maintained. The Presidents stay in
tins country may be governed by tho
Developments at the conference, an
he has made his plans to return
hurriedly should any matter demand
his personal attention.
Mr.. Wilson's most important en-
gagemlut for this week Is his dinner
tomorrow night at the White House,
at which his guests will be :he Sem
ate and House members OF tie two
Committees on Foreign Relations
with the exception OF Senator Borah
and Senator Falls of New Mexico,
both OF whom declined the Presidents
invitation.
At this dinner. Mr.. Wilson will out.
line to the members Of these impor-
tant eommittees the entire League OF
Nations plan and will try and win
tham to his way OF thinking. 1t is
believed he will lay before the Con-
sressmen certain interpretations Of
the plan which they have not yet
heard, and that tomorrow nights
dinner will go a long way toward
clarifying the situation.
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NO MORE IS CENT BOOZE;
ALL DRINKS UP TOMORROW
Cigars ana Cigarettes Also VIII BE
Boosted With New Revenue

rive cents more on the prlc" or a
drink tomorrow, and the last Of the
fow rcm,infnp l5-cont cmporh,ms
,... on, ., .,,.,o,oo T., ~, ",
'"-"'"''''
Twenty cents viii be the cheapest
any one will be able to buy any sort
,r , 5ri,l, .,,or,,,. ~ tho .,ora 80 ,r,,
" - 49," 49, g" VI ~ "e"-
Nv N"'' "''' p' ''e p'''".''ns
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I'"'''"'''"" may o''o''o ehe1'''e oe-
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nuns however are not a" tHa'
W." "e ''''"''H J." price ny lne sign
The evening world., 1919-02-25
ITALY LOST So WAR CRAFT
TO 45 LOST BY AUSTRIA
Land Engagements Cost Italian
Navy 1896 Men Killed and
Wounded.

ROME, Feb. 25.-The Corrlere d'ItaIia
to-day published the FIRST complete list
OF Italian and Austrian naval losses,
showing the former lost 81 and the lat
ter 40 units They were apportioned as
follows:
Italy-One dreadnought. two battle
ships. five auxiliary cruisers, eight de-
stroycrs, five torpedo boats, seven sub
marines. nine submarine chasers and II
miscellaneous ships, including mine
swecpers, supply vessels and tugs.
AustrIa--One dreadnought, two bat
tleships. seven destroyers, two torpedo
boats. 20 submarines and lS miscollan-
eous
In land engagements the italian navy
lost / .O36 killed and wounded. The ltal-
ian Merchant Marine lost $4,000 OF a
total OF 2.535. 900 tons.
The evening world., 1919-02-25

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The evening world., 1919-02-25
ANTl-SALO0N LEAGUE FIRM.
state Convention Acts to EnG"rc.
Dry Amendment.

ALBANY, Feb. 25,-DctormInatou 10
SEQ tho Prohibition amondm, en-
forced in this state and to see that the
Legislature euacts the proper enforce
meut Legislation was expressed at the
opening session of the state Anti-Sl-
loon League here to-day. The Rev. /.
L. Tucker declared the liquor people
have subscribed half million iollar.
to fight prohibition and claim l.4uo.O~
members Of their association opposed
to prohibition"
II was learned that the W. G. 7. l.
Will inauguratc a drive for Sl,CJ.uo0, bc.
ginning March.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
TAKEN TO JAIL IN AlRPLANE.
Indianapolis Prisoner called Fo'
by Dayton Police Inspector.

DAYTON, O., Fob, @j.--,Dayton police
are believed to have SGT a precedent By
Tying TO indianapolis ant returning
with prisoner, Robert r, Tampln, ac-
ruscd NJ cwbczz ing. The flight to the
illnSIcr capital was made I'm less than
an hour Police Inspector Neuics made
the "Trip with Pilot Harry Whalon
The evening world., 1919-02-25
GERMANS BREAK TRUCE
AND ATTACK SLAVS
Said To Have Been Defeated Ntcr
Signing Agreement With the
American Mission.

TRIESTE, Feb. 25.-- Germans In CT
rinthia have violated the armisticc cuu-
cludcd under the auspices Of tn" Am"rl.
can mission. according to despatch rc-
cciyed from Laibach 1n'y are said TO
have sent troops against the Slavs, Al
though supplied with heavy guns, they
were defeated al Arndors and Nrulr-
wioln
Carinthia is "A former province OF Aus
ria-lIungary, situated between SyuIi
and the Tyrol and bordering Italy on
the southwest, The Germans referred
to probably were German Austriaus.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
IREVOlT CRUSHED IN PRAGUE
Communists Driven ont of Public
buildings In Heavy Fighting.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 25.--Scverc hght-
ing took place all day saturday in
Prague. the capital OF Bohemia. in
which the National Guard and students
drove the Antl-Govcrnmcn Communists
from public buildings which they had
occupied. according to the Lokal An
zeiger OF Berlin.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
PENNSYLVANIA VOTES DRY.
Forty-fIfth state 10 Rntify Federal
Amendment.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 25.-The
State Senate to-day passed finally the
House joint resolution ratifying the Ma
tional Prohibition Amendment, The vote
was 20 to l6.
PENNSYLVANIA thus becomes the forty
fifth State to ratify. The House Of Rep
rcscntatves adopted the resoIution
three weeks ago.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
CITY OWNERSHIP OPPOSED.
New lork's Objections Heard by
Albany Legislators.

ALBANY, Feb 2j.-At the joint hear
ing on the Pcrmissivo Municipal owner
ship bin this afternoon two cities OPP
posed the measure in its present form
New York and Oswcgo Mayor Stone OF
Syracuse, Mayor Buck OF Buffalo. the
President Of the Common Council OF
Yonkers aud administrative officials OF
practically all other upstate cities ap-
pcarcd iu favor OF the measure,
The evening world., 1919-02-25

ALBANY Feb. ?5.--Giov. smith an
nouuccd to-day that owing TO the death
Of Peter Muvcrhm Of South brooklyn
"A brother Of tho Governors mother and
one Of the surViv ng - members Of the
original New York city Fire Depart
mont he Ind cancelled conference
with r"pr -,utttiyoS of farming inter-
csts scheduled for Thursday night,
The evening world., 1919-02-25
BILL MAY ASK SUBWAY
EXTENSION IN QUEENS
Proposal Made TO Order System
Put Through TO Flushing and
Little Neck.

ALBANY. Feb. 25.--A bill which
would compel the New York city Board
Of Estimate to extend the dual subway
system so 1t would serve many Long
Island points is being seriously cons.d
house. Under the terms Of the proposed
bill, the system would be extended from
Corona to Flushing. and through Mur-
ray I'm. College Point. Whltestouc.
Bnysido and Little Neck. Assemblyman
Kennedy President OF the Queens Civic
Union. is strongly favoring the bill.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
PRESIDENT A GOOD SAILOR,
THEY DECLARE.

The Presidents good sailor"
said a chorus OF the sailor boys.
Did he get seasick?"
Nav" came the chorus.
Would you tell II he did get sea
sick7"
Nav" another chorus.
President Wilson endcared himself
TO the soldiers and tho salors by
visiting among them. He went where
ho,pleased on tho ship, In the soldiers
quarters. those Of the sailors and tho
marines, He delighted in getting =
group OF them together and telling
them dialect stories Of the South.
The President ana Peace Commits
sion Guard. comprising three officers
and II: men, accompanied the Presi-
dent across the sea and constituted
his general guard. His special guard
consisted of sixty eight marines. m
command of Major David II. Miller.
who wen. over TO France with him.
and who will go again whom ne sails
on March 3. Mrs. Wilson shook hands
with nearly every ono OF them at
parting at Boston and made a special
request that they all go back with
her and thc President. Tho whole
bunch 'swcars by the President.
on tho George Washington was the
li6th Machine Gun Battalion. the ma 70
ior1ty Of them from tho National
,,.l
seen action with some unit Of division.
| They acted AZ a replacement machine
gun unit
The 5th Engineers and the jth I'm
ginecr Train o, the Regular Army
also came back, after AN absence IN
France Of seven months. They were
at 81. Mihiel six weeks and thirty
nv" OF them were killed and more
! than 100 wounded
The evening world., 1919-02-25
GERMANS MURDER CAPTIVES
Bodies Of High French Officers
Found In POscn Fortress,
Copyright 1919 hy the Press Publishing Co.
rThe Now YORK ENenlmE MnTdl

LONDON, Feb. 25,-Tho Morning
Post, in a telegram from Bcrnc, says
the Polish newspapers report that tho
Polish authorities have discovered in
the Fortress of Posen the bodies Of
nineteen French Army officers OF SUI
pcrior rank who we're masslcrcd by
the Germans. \ French Commission
is on the way to Poson to make an
inquiry.
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2TOACT TWOUL DBREAK WORLD'SHEART SA YSWILSON
CLEMENCEAU NOW
is OUT OF DANGER
Premier Can Leave His Home on
Thursday, His Doctors Are
Convinced.

PARIS. Feb. 25.--Prcmicr Clcmen-
ceaus condition continues TO be sat-
isfactory
His physicians expressed them
selves as satisfied that M. clemen-
eeau was out Of danger and that his
complete recovery was only a matter
OF a few days absolute rest.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
FOOD RELIEF BILL SIGNED.
Wilson Makes Laws of siOo,oOO, 600
Measure and Deficiency mn,

WASHINGTON, Feb 2i.--PresiJent
Wilson to-day signed the 500 OOo 900 ap-
asked to relieve famine In Europe, He
also signed the urgent deficiency bill,
The evening world., 1919-02-25
ANiutors Fly over Grnnd Canyon OF
the Colorado.

kINGMNN, Nr-L, Fob. 21.-NhNt
was said her" to-day 90 have been the
first airplanc flight over the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado was made
yesterday by licuts. II, q. Scarlcs aud
u. u. Jones, They used IA De Hayiland
bombing plane and were in the air
two hours,
The evening world., 1919-02-25
TELEPHONE GIRLS SAY PREsI
DENT is coNSlDERATE

Among the passengers were two
girls who had charge Of the telephone
switchboard in the Murat Palace dur
ing its occupancy by the President
and Mrs, Wilson. They were Miss
Beatrice Francfort Of No. As West
18th street aud Miss Martha CarrcI Of
Fort wayne, Ind. Miss Lillian Noble.
the third operator at the Murat Pal
ace, remained In France. The girls
said the President was most consld-
crate OF them when telephoning and
had charming wire manners.
Major Edwin Stcrnbcrgcr Of No. 43
East Goth Street returned after clgh-
teen months foreign service. Much
OF his time was spent at Base Hos
pltal No. I at Neuilly, lie said there
are but two American hospitals now
| open in France and but 1000 sick and
wounded remain to be returned here.
In the ships newspaper, the
/ Iatchot, ISSUED at scu, there ap-
/ poarod an article contributed by tn,
/ President in which no expressed
friendship for the officers ami crew
Of the ship ana thanked the soldiers
on board for the things they had ac.
complshed in the war.
/ When he was leaving the ship al
Boston ono Of the soldiers said IA.
President turned to the soldiers aul
said; Boys, I am sorry that our de.
parturc here has caused You even
this brief delay in getting to YOU
| homes"
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Dies Awaiting Trial on ForErrS
CHARGE.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Feb. 3-John
w Nook, arrested In Denver last week
and brought horc, charged with the
forgery Of $4,000 on q local bank, died
Of pneumonia this morning.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
PRESIDENT GOOD
SCOUT AND SPORT
DOUCHBOY VERDICT
Soldiers Who Travelled With
Wilson Declare He Was
Not Even ScaSick.

SOME Democrat good scout and
all-around sport was tho way tho
soldiers aud sailors on tho Prcsi-
dents ship George Washington
summed up their estimation OF the
chief Executive cf the Nation. They
had travelled across the ocean with
him and they KNEW! And Mrs.
Wilson was all right too.
Tho George Washington arrived at
her pier in lIobokon shortly be, re-
. o'clock this afternoon. coming here
from Boston after tho President
party had dcbarkcd at the end or
their trip from Brost ON board were
2,29i officers and enlisted men and
and the rcmaindcr OF the ships COM
plcment. They all felt the Same
about the president and Mrs. Wilson.
'"The President took IN the movies
every blEult Sdlh Hdplhln - Y Fa
Bloomhardt, and enjoyed them with
the zcS of boy. He laughed hard
at Charley Chaplain. ON Oct. 20 ho
and Mrs. Wilson attended the sailors'
performance in the Old salt Thcatfu
and were both warm In their nraise
OF the ship actors On Feb. %. the
President saw slv reels OF himself
In the George Washington Theatre in
his tour Of Europe"
In compliment to the President.
doubtless, Old Neptune behaved him
self remarkably well while the George
Washington wus a guest in his do
main. lie only roughencd up the
ocean three or four times just to
fhuu that hp usaa tho hn..g
The evening world., 1919-02-25
ItnIy 20 snNc nnSIIghL

ROME, Fcb. 25,-Clocks In Italy
win be advanced an hour, beginning
March 2, by a Government decree.
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neo:,liinl, 4: 1: j ! | !. s !S'oles
DIED.

YAMADA.-OENJI YAMADA.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway, 6Gth st.. Tuesday.
T. NJ.
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Gold, Cnnse Grip anI IniluenIn.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE Ttblels reno 70
NV, uRONLs signature on the boa. SOc. -AdrL
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OTHER SHIPS ARE DUE IN PORT
TO-DAY.

Other ships scheduled to reach port
to-day, but from which no wireless
has come, aIe the Caserta, with 1907
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LIBERAL UEWNEp small. white. long hairr,
dog, 100 yla b ntr. ono side of face black an
round yn' ON Nlnk. wore harness. name Spot
Return lul " 'IUh o.. urtr Nelson ay, W,nt
E~nu.. nIu. gsl fremont.