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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04
Howard Shipley, Local
Boy, Returns From War :
Service With Canada

Sergeant Howard Shipley Of this
city, who has spent SO months with
the Canadian field artillery and in
fantry, returned yesterday to visit
friends and his mother. Mrs. l. A.
Shipley. fGotzian block. Z
+ Shipley was wounded three times,
and was engaged in practically every
battle of importance on the British
front, including the Somme. Paschen-
daele, Lens, Vimy Ridge. Cambria and
Amiens.
when the Germans began their big
advance, we had to carry water in d
steel helmets to % u water OF our
machine guns. which were red hot"
he said. At the armistice. he was
to the Rhine.
After spending a brief visit here, he
will be employed as train dispatcher
on a Canadian railroad.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04

% ia thu ana other parkA OF the
Ny4rySpAHk In tho city 10 to be
1lfnAd Ovefssto the S~picnickers, andtoi
Ih0oAsWAo@ax in Riverside park. COT
eeaWtliS6e served BY the COMMITTEES
Great preparations have been made
oShave AllsTservice men and women.
% guests Ofsthe committee Mt dinner.
large tent wAs yesterday erected on
ne grounds for this purpose and all
Coarge water tanksss with q capacity Of
barrels each. will be used to brew
eoffeS. andSother foods are being pre-
Oared#on q similar scale.
Il y believed that by 2 o'clock all
will have finished their noon meal and
Ia program OF speeches and songs
Will sbe started at that dime. Between
Tsa0 and 2 o'clock a band concert will
Fopess&lven. The sports program will
at Alscsybe gtven at 2 O'Clock. n pro-
dayram o. addresses, as announced fol-
,cuaows:
wei Invocation-Rev. F. Halsey Am
tiol Community stng-Everybody.
"a Remarks|. A. Dinnie, chairman.
DIV Welcome-Mayor H. NJ. Wheeler,
Grand Forks; Mayor Robert Ander-
son. East Grand Forks
nv Welcome In Behalf Of Welcome
~ Home Committee. B. Wfneman.
Z 81 ~ SSGkNAkA ~. III 81 1SSAOA SAO Va A1NS
1Spendence-Miss Helen lehman.
a. Address-Ray Jacobson, U. S.. A.
Address,, Anderson, c. B NJ, q.
12;s. N.
81. Address,. A. Sullivan.
Community Sing-Everybody.
10 Address, Observation-Disclosures. A. J..
1sHulteng.
Between the hours o t and s
IRo'clock the soldiers will organize 1.-THE
SsAmerican Legion" at the auditorium.
At the athletic field south of the
swimming pool, the following sports
program will be given:
Sport Program.
The sport program will also be held
lin the afternoon beginning at 2
. . ,osclock. 1t will be under the auspices
thof the T.. M. c. A. The athletic field
-. Win probably be located south of the
~ swimming pool.
r. h program follows:
nj Program Of Sports Events.
y 100 yard relay. 10 men teams
= : 2 value to each man on winning
n 80 yard dash-1st, IS value; End. SO
t. value; 3rd, 81 value.
81 100 yard dash-1st, IS value: End,
S. So value; Ord, So value. )
! Paul Revere race. II men cam
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04
To Open Postof6ce
From 9 To 10 Today,
Dunlap Announce.

As an accommodation to the
public, the postoffice viii be open
from 8 to 10 O'Clock this morning,
j. j. Dunlap, assistant p0stmas-
ter, announced last night. This
will, he believes, give every one
ample time to finish their ''rush',.
mail.
One complete delivery WIN be
made in the morning, he said,
finishing before the parade II
possible. : -
The office opens an hour earlier
than is usual on holidays, in or.
der to give an employees q chance
to review the parade.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04
Ex-Kaiser To Be Tried
Soon, Says Premier
fContinued FROM Paxe IL

the Allies and associated powers to
place on trial William Hoheuzollern,
the former German emperor, as the
man held chiefly responsible for the
war, he declared that If such a course
had been followed after other wars
there would have been fewer wars"
It vas the intention to make such an
example Of Germany as to discour-
age others from lever again attempt
ing to repeat this infamy.'
Territorial Terms: Discussed.
Speaking Of the territorial terms
Of the treaty, Mr.. Lloyd George said
the territory taken from Germany
was a matter of restoration. It was
a restoration of Alsace-Lorraine, he
said, taken forcibly from the land to
which its population was deeply at.
tached; 1t was a restoration of Schles-
described az the 'meanest Of Hohen7
zollern frauds, robbing a helpless
country In the pretense they were do.
ing 1T and. then retaining the land
against the wishes Of the population;,
. restoration of "a Poland torn to bits
by Russian, Austrian and Prusstan
autocracy, and now re-knit under the
nag OF Poland" And he added,
they are all territories which ought
not to belong to Germany"
The British delegation, the premier
said. has taken a stand resolutely op-
kpQsing any attempt to put q predom-
inAntiy German population under
Pohsh rule as 1t would. be foolish to
have another Alsace-Lorraine in
Europe.
Germany Not Treated Unjustly.
7 do not think any one can claim
the terms imposed constitute injus-
ttce TO Germany" the premier said In
~diofussing the reparatfon clauses.
unless they believe justice On the war
on q side Of Germany. Having re-
gard to the uses Germany made Of
her army, there is no injustice In scat
tertng n disarming 1t. II the Allies
had restored the colonies to Germany
after the evidence OF Ill treatment 81
the natives: and the part the natives
have taken in their own liberation. &
would have been q bASe betrayal.
The take the trial Of those re-
fsponsibie for the war. II wars of fhi.
kind are to be prevented, those ner-
sonally responsible for them. who
have taken part IN plotting and plan
ming them, should be held personai.
~ resp0aedble. Therefore the I'm
tente decided ythat the rnen who nm
tdeSAted1ysyhad the primary responedbi.
Dtllty, IA the Judgment, 1t any rate al
the Allies, should be tried for the Of
4 lenses he committed Ia brenkins
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04

rHERrrAruE TAX REPORTED.
81. paul, MINI, Juiy an ~
h~er,tance tax Of $751; was paid the
estate late yesterday on me es1a s,s.
George Il Bum. supreme c9a4t n
tice. who died October y, lslo'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04

tries unanimousH decided that .
Ttrfbunal-an intAr-Allied ons-should
ut ~ Lpndonsfor the trial of the per-
son chiefly responsfble for the =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-04

p.n, n. left property valued ct ts7,-
sss to his widow The tax payrnent
renorted by q. Brown o. the at,
torney generals Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
QUEEN HELPS RED CROSS
TO DISTRIBUTE SUPPLIES
Personally Conv0ys TrnIn,ond ar n,a,.
Needed Articles From InrIs
to Buchnrest.

BCCkHAREST, ROUMANIA. Sent 2.
Queen Marie. of Roumania, is al pres
cht ousiiy engaged In assisting in tho
distribution OF trainload OF Amcri.
can Rcd Cross supplies. which she per-
Sonaiiy conveyed from Paris to Bucha
rest.
During hor recent visit to France
'"e queen made known the emergency
ineulcat needs Of the Roumanian sol
utcTS ana refugcs. She obtained three
Car.oauS OF medical and surgical euuip.
mc"' from the Red Cross and had three
ta.S it'lchcu TO the royal train on her
return Journey. Upon arrival here the
suppiieS were Immediately dispaichcd
70 centra points for distribution 10
the military hospitals which were in
need other supplies were Sc, aside for.
tue refugees necing from the lie htinr
zone in BcSsarabia "9
These supplies have nov bc,u .u,,
hcnted by IL shipload of Inatcrial
which mas arrived at Gaiatz from tho
Red Cross storchouses in Athrns RI
insure their prompt delivery Lieutcn
ant-toloncl Henry w Anderson Rnd
cross commissioner 10 the Balkans
himself accompanied the shin firm,
Athens. 1T WAS met at C;alatz nv Rom
manian STAFF officers and its srriv.l
was the occasion for "A rcmarkahIo
demonstration on the part of tho uoDu
lace. 49,
The resumption Of hostilitics in FEES
saraba is Keeping the hospitals there
well hilcd and is adding hundreds TO
the already large number of homeless
refugees.
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By Briggs

near atlanta a memorial building In
marines who took part in N. world
tiou announced after n meeting here
today \ campaign will be launched
during November The building will
house historical records OF the war
LONDON, Sept, 3.-All London is
agoS today with gossip and chatter
ABOUT yesterdays marriage or the sec
ond feminine member Of the royal
FAMILY to commoncr. celebrated in
almost regal splendor at Windsor Cas-
tie. when Lady Helena Cambridge.
Queen Marys niece. became the bride
Of Major Gibbs. o. the Coldstrcam
Guards.
NEW YORK Sept. Am artists
model has feelings just like any other
"onan's when she listens vainly for
promised wedding bells. and Miss
Phoebe Albert. who used to pose for
artiSts. assesses her wounded feelings
AT $4,000 In suit instituted today
against Walter Is. Doyle son Of Daniel
Doyle. wealthy Brooklynitc. who she
claims. broke their engagement after
the date had been set for their mar
rage several times.
NEW YORK Sept. Herbert
Hoover. director general OF relief in
Europe. Will sail for home next Satur-
day on tho Aquitana. according 10 a
cable received today by Edgar Richard
at the American Relief Administration
Offices.
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peal TO the Legislature 10 ra,ify the
susan T. Anthony amendment.
II am ashamed of the House OF Dele
gates" he exclaimed. 1T is a direct
alfront to the chief magistrate OF the
country. and it comes from a body
of supposed Democrats. You have
struck the death knell to party hopes
IN 1920. | predict woman suffrage in
inc nation within the next two years.
When my mother is refused the right
T %c, Suffrage H. &c in Virginia, RI hang my
Carol ina. whence | came"
Delegate Lindsay Gordon declared to
those who had favored the resolution
hat they had called the pending qucs
tion on tho most important question
that Virginia has had before her for
ioriy Eears. without giving the minor
ny chance 10 speak. E.
Gordon Rrsents Methods
resent such methods" he told
The pending question. tina, is the
motion 10 reconsider the vote by which
Inc Inc resolution was passed. was called
consider the call lost by vote o: -
j. Galway Brown rose to a poin,
OF personal privilege and stated 10 the
House that he had called for the vote
on The Oziin- Stuart resolution because
ne believed that everybody knew how
81, SOU ana 'neTc was no use wasting
JIhc. Replying to Delegate Willis he
declared that he would always vote as
~ corscicncc dictated. regardless Of the
'oT, slca eheSt it might have upon him
peiesaie Norris told the body that
ms IS not The proper General Assem-
.iE 70 settle the question of the
hh,hony amendment: that il should
nave been left 10 the new Assembly
Mhlch VIII convene in January. He
,n c,anra' however that he is opposed
il comes r., TOT women. especially when
~ comes oy Federal action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
HEAVY TRADE WITH ITALY
AR rican Exports to Southern Euro
peRn Ally May Rrnch Billion
Dollar Mark.

ROME. Sept. 3.-Fron presen; in
dications american trade with l,aiv
this year may reach the billiOn-doliar
:.ArE. says the Popolo Romano. Dur
American imports into taiv amounteJ
10 approximately 100000. 900. while
iLalys exports 10 America reached
s3.noo JUDO The statcmcn, shows tina;
tanned record OF commerce between
the two countries will bc attained.
America is by far the greatest seller
70 ltalN. y moor second IL Great
Hritaln, with total of 100000 400 for
inc hrst three months, and Argentine
next, with 500. 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Predict. New CiviI s.r,tc, A.,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Senator Nc
kcilar, Democrat. OF Tennessee. of INC
JOINT congressional commission on
poslai salaries. speaking before the
Nacona! Federation OF Posta! En-
rIn|"es IN annual convention here to-
day predicted .hc early passage BY
congress Of the Sterling civil service
retirement bin. The bill is necessary
sa!d the senator, 10 assure the country
tar nncSt Kind OF postal service"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
ARRANGE STUDENT EXCHANGE
interchange OF scholar. ARRANGED g.,
ny National University Of

MEBlCo CITY. Sept 3.-lndicative
an apparent expansive cducational
p"!icy oy the government is the fact
"lthin the past few weeks ar
engagements have been made for IN -
teTchange OF students between ihr Na :
roma! University Of Mexico and we'll
r,, cducaiional institutions in some
co.. untI'es' Such an ARRANGEMENT
Vas recently made with the I'niyers;ty
on NFiZona IN the United States. and i.
IS shld that plans nave been made for
i Hintu interchange with the govern
and cuba "'H ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
sny. ss rer Cent Favor Treaty.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Eighty- FIVE
per cent OF the American people would
vote 10 ratfy the peace treaty. includ-
ing the league Of nations covenant.
without amendment or substantial re-
serration. II the question was submit
ted TO popular referendum" William
r. Boyd, Jr., national chairman man
aRer OF the League TO Enforce Peace
declared here tonight in report sub
United to that organization. His con
illusions arc based on recent personal
eStiER ton in fifteen SlaIcs
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-------
Asks Rights Re Reserxpd.

FAKIS. Sept. 3.-The government or
German bohemia has sent "A cablegram
70 United states Senator'S Lodge and
Is noN. according to a tiavas dispatch
received from Vienna by Way of fasIc
begging them to defend the cause of
Scii-determination Of $500 900 Germans
IN Bohemia and the Silcsian marches
Ihe government further asks that :,
hearing be insured for these Germans
prior TO the ratification Of the peace
treaty by the United States Scnatc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Amend TedcraI Re.erv. >c,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 Amend
mentS 10 the Federal reserve act per-
nittlhS iationa! banking institutions
paid-in capital and surplus in corpora
lions engaged in international and
foreign financial operations as a
means OF facilitating exports, were
passed today by the House The amend
ments now 60 70 conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
CARSON OPENS FIGHT
Tells Ulster. That England VIII Brook
no interference Mt Home or
Abroad,
ny Cn,vorsal Sorvic.

BELFAST Sept 3-"Let the world
know this--that whether you agitatc
IA Anerica or on the continent, or
interference" 'oH no
WIN this blast Sir Edward Carson.
ch.e.tlan OF Ulster, rcopened his fsht
"S"''lSt inc nome rule plan here ii
"a" An emphatic repetition Of his
s,?ecch OF July -, when he warned
nIher.ca 70 mind her own business
question. '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Ask for war bureau Expense,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.--Oficiais OF
the War Risk Insurance Bureau today
asked The House Appropriations Com
inittec for Sl3.O00,000 for the bureaus
expenses. including payments 10 sol
diers and sailors or their dependents
for the remainder Of the fiscal year
Previous appropriations OF $4,000. 900
will not be sufficient to meet the cx-
penSeS. The committee MaS told.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
.rrmnn Paper Issue. wnrnipv

BERLIN. sept. 3.-Thc TtcSlischc
l;Und -chau declares today that the do
Inand by the entente that the German
constitution b. altered l. hardly -aI
'ulated to induce the German people
!" respect tnctr new charter AMI
warns IN" supreme council OF the dan
ger Of rrccipitating new Internal
disrMptinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
AUTHOR AIDS ACTORS
writer Of "PcE o. Ny Heart" Sail
From London to Volunteer
His Assistance.
tBy Universal Serviccl

LONDON, Sept 81. Hartley Man
hcrs. author OF Peg o. Ny Heart
sails for New York Saturday on the
Aquitania TO volunteer his assistance
In the actors strike
All my fortune and all my time viii
be AT the disposal of the aciors." said
Manners today. AS he is credited
with making S2.o0oOoo out OF Peg a.
MY Heart alone, his financial assist
ancc viii he substantial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
DEMAND SEAT FOR BERGER
National Socialist Convention Asks
'onSrcss 10 Let Milwaukee Man
Serve In Office.
1By Universal Scrvico.J

CHICAGO. Sept. ga resolution
Berger. who was convicted Of anti
wai activities after he had been
elected Representative from MiiNaukc,.
HaS adopted a. today's session ut tile
Natonai socialist Convention
The convention also adopted :, rcu-
ulutIon iavor!ng recognition of thu.
lriSh republic and another faNorin:
self determination for all small ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Mexican nnndit chief Slain.

WASHINETON, sept 3. = AIbinO
Chaitan. chief OF the bandits who held
can citizen. has been killed by mem
hers of the Home Defense League Of
pinos. VINO pursued the outlaws. the
Mexican embassy today reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Outiaws re e.
sponsible for tho murder Of John w
Corrcil. an American citizen have heen
arrested and WILL be placed on trial at
Tampico. the Mexican embassy here
today announced. The arrests were
Ramon Diaz chieftaln. and his follow
crs Rafael Ruiz. Francisco Gamboa
Bias Vidal and Francisco Valvcfde.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
nody of Mnrine Mn.hen A.hnr.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.--Thc body Of
RAYMOND -. Nichols. Of Dalton. Mass.
protcge of former United States SEN
atOr W. Murray Crane and private in
the United States Marine Corps. MISS
ing from his quarters at Quantico. Va.
since August rs. was washed ashore at
sandy Point, Md, and was buried near
the beach on August 28. according TO
Information RECEIVED today by Mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

WASHTNGTON. Sept. 2.-According
to reports reaching Washington. ole
Hanson. foe OF the |. w. w. and other
apostles Of unrest is stirring things
up politically in the Northwest once
more. Hanson's resignation MS Mayor
of Seattle is regarded by many as
the first step toward announcement
of his candidacy for the presidency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

- BOSTON. Sept. 3.-'rit!c,sms Or mo
-16ague Of nations covenant AS LACKING
M nefntte pledge that the Nations Viii
uphold international law, was made
stA Or. David Jayne Hill. former am.
zbsseador to Germany, in an address
s8s6fore the American Bar Association
sunlight. speaking ON The nations
and the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
independent Reported Sold.

NORFOLK, Sept. Sit was announc-
ed today that tho Central Labor Union
had taken over the Virginia fndcpen-
dent n weekly newspaper, which be-
gan publication about five months ago.
II is proposed 10 turn the paper into
daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

To Purify and Enrich the RIood
Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC which Is simply IRON and
pleasant Even Children Like IT, You
can soon feel it's Strengthening, Inviso.
rating Effect. Price 60c.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

ATLANTA. Sept. 3--The people OF
Georgia Will be asked to subscribe n
minimum Of 100000 TO erect in or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Af,cr pas.
sage Of the land leasing bill tonight
by he Senate, tho House measure pro-
viding for the enforcement Of national
prohibition was made the unfinished
business Its consideration Will be
started when the Senate reconvenes
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

CORK. IRELAND. Sept. 3-One 20
| liceman was instantly killed and an
other is believed dead as = result Of
midnight encounter with armed men
IN Tipperary. The police believe the
men were Sim Fciners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. 3.--Thc sight
or workmcn razing the house in which
he was born scventy-tive years aco
caused the collapse OF Patrick j. Rud :
den today: After watching the tearing
down OF his former home the aged man
went to the home OF his daughter and
told the story to her. His emotion
was 30 intense that he collapsed His
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

NEW YORK. Sept 3.-The Fedora
ton OF French War Veterans was or
Sanized here today by some 900 OF the
when their country went 10 war, sprane
10 the call of their colors, leaving
their jobs here in America as walters
chauneurs. cooks. merchants. profes.
sional men. mechanics. etc, TO become
soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

Or. BLCFF. ARK. Sept. 3.-E,in.
Won, ,"n sr sGs. a discharsed negro soidie,
80 S!Ht and killed by mob Of thirty
.ieh' three miles south of star On
Arh" Monday afternoon. ACCORDING r.
acports received here today. Ur way
accused OF having insutcd a yomne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

ALEXANDRIA,. Sept 3.-On rcccipt
OF telegram asserting that the For
eien Relations Committee OF the
united States Senate had declared
Egypt should be independent. great
Approximations by natives were held
IN front OF the American consulate on
saturday and Sunday. The Egyptians,
maEnifSinS the report into A realization
OF all the nationalist aims formed
professions and marched through the
streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-The National AZ.
ISOLATION of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS voted
today TO confer With Acknowledgement
Palmer on plans for country " ide
and 10 secure the presentation in ,hr
several States of legislation to curb
pronteerinE and other practices that
ichd unjus,!y TO raise prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

LYNDON. Sept 3-The attack on the
,r nava! administration by Adj
mat half the British navy shouId hn
strapped because it is Obsolete and
rsni me other half will soon be equally
miFaty chief advised the coyernmsn,
10 SACK the whole spendthrift crew"
,t shocked England from one end 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

LONDON. Sept. 3.-The coal miners in
conference here today declared them
selves in favor OF taking n ballot on
the question of direct action and re.
solved TO vote in favor Of direct action
at tomorrow's meeting of the triple All
lance o! the transport workers. min
ers and railway men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

:, oiiiNGTCN. Sept. 3-The Unjtcd
hos, lose or treasury business August 70
the the" ton on the last day Of July. maxim
Issu.ocsi na' ionai debt S2s.59s. 70I.s4S
r.nSmncs IN anticipation OF forthcoming
inan "ents on taxes and the VictorS
10" accouhted for The large increaaS