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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
CURRENT COMMENT
Milk Supplies in Vermont.

Barre has the distinction OF being
the only town or city in Vermont land
DR.. A. +. Wight, assistant chief OF the
tuberculosis eradication division OF
Washington thinks the united Statesl
to receive its milk supply from tuber-
culosis free cattle. Every herd OF cows
furnishing milk for that city Is now
an accredited herd. This result was
brought about by the passage of city
ordinance requiring the testing Of all
cattle supplying milk and the cooper
alton of the city government with the
state and federal authorities in secur-
ing the test. 49,.
1t is interesting to note that PIG
herds of cattle were tested. The test
ing was done in a very short time as
the CITY furnished quarters for the cat
tie and had the owners drive them TO
three centers where the testing was
done on as large a scale as possible.
There were 2,lo7 head of cattle in the
DIG herds tested and of these 379 re-
actors were found. This percentage OF
diseased cattle was l7.9, or a little
more than ne-siXth.
There is no reason to expect the con-
ditions around Barre were any worse
than around the other large milk con
uming centers of the state. For in
stance, Brattleboro does not know
whether one COW in isx or one in three
of the cattle from which the milk Is
sold in this village is diseased. Il Is
NOT very comfortable to feel that 1t is
possible the whole milk supply of the
village is infected by tuberculosis cat
tie.
There is no state law requiring milk
dealers to supply milk from tubereu-
losis-free cattle only, but why shouldn't
there be- l. there any reason why
milk dealer should be allowed to spread
fatal disease among his customers
Barre has set an example that every
village and city having the power to
pass an ordinance requiring milk from
healthy cows only should follow, and
the state itself should pass state
law on the subject as soon as il is pos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

Simply because man is dexterous in
swinging stick of wood and is keen
If eye in watching the flight of an OBJ
ect coming toward him he is considered
10 be worth 100000 or more in deal
Tor control of his services and he him
.elf is considered to be worth some
where in the vicinity of $4,000 year.
At the same time the judges of the
Vermont court system are getting only
1900 year for the arduous, painstak-
ng and long work which
hey are performing. The proper bal
noes between baseball playing and
judges are not being maintained in the
'eneral upset of the established order
4 things in these modern days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

Among list of nine persons deported
from Newport, this state, recently, was
a woman who was carrying in her arms
her 30-year- old son, who is the size of
a year-old child, is unable to walk
and has been called the dog faced boy
when exhibited by the woman as a
circus freak. Manifestly, sound judg-
ment was exercised in deciding to de-
port the woman and the unfortunate
being.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
I'VE IN BARRE WORK IN BARRE SAVE

scntation, which is lowered per capita.
In 1910 the population of the state
was just about enough to secure two
and now 1t is problem
atical whether we should be able to
show a sufficient increase in popula-
ton to retain two representatives.
On the same basis the representation
of the state in both the national con
ventions will be reduced and in the
face of tremendous increase OF pop
ulation in the country the inability Of
Vermont to make even a fair showing
will be something anomalous.
Lack of opportunity is, and has been
for years, driving thousands OF Yer
monters from their home state and as
little or no effort is made to bring
outside interests into the state the
result Is inevitable
In Burlington at the present time de-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

There is some satisfaction in know
ing that "A draft dodger for two years,
during which time he sent derisive com
municatious to the authorities who
were seeking him, has been captured
and will go through the trial which his
alleged olfense seems to warrant. That
the young man is the son of wealthy
widow rather intensifies the sense Of
satisfaction, inasmuch as it indicates
that wealth is no barrier to the law in
such cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

The widespread warning given by
the newspapers against the use OF liq-
uors the nature of which is in doubt
has brought about the desired result
people are thinking twice before they
partake Of the stuff, the wood alcohol
deaths have been reduced to minimum
aud the manufacturers of the poison
beverage are forced out of business 1t
will pay to stay on guard against a
recurrence of the tragedies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

The sugar producers of Cuba are
showing, it is said, the least bit OF
anxiety over the matter of disposal OF
their 1920 crop, expressing preference
10 sell the stock TO the United States.
That indication is the first token of a
turning OF the tide in the sugar situa-
ion. 1t may not eventuate in def
rite break for a considerable time but
It indicates that the sugar supply and
demand will get back onto more nor
nal basis when the production all over
he world reaches the former proper
lions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

Various newspaper items from the
Vermont exchanges reveal that the
trapping of fur bearing animals during
the present season has been most liiera-
tive, as, in addition to large number
Of animals caught, the species cover a
wide range. For instance, fisher cat
Is rarely secured in Vermont, and the
successful trapper of one of the ami
mails secured the fancy price of Sll5
Tor the pelt. Trapping is getting TO be
one Of the large industries Of the state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

Judge Mullan Of the New York SUI
preme court might have given the opin-
ion that smoking by women is not i'm
moral without ridieuling "Hickville out
in the center of the farming country
The farming country may be somewhat
less glittering than the gilded areas
but 1t has rather well balanced code
of morals whether or not that code may
be against smoking by women. Judge
Mullan did not elevate himself or the
bench by his cheap observation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

II would be interesting to know how
II is going along on the soviet ship
,uford as il nears the Russian destina-
on. Perhaps there is not such unan-
nifty about the desirability of being
ported from country Of such OPP
s,rtunity as the United States to a
ountry Of such disorder and dfsap-
sointments as soviet Russia continues
o be. The enthusiasm of the 249 rad
lis might expect to be waning to a
cnsiderable extent; yet they are going
. land such As they planned 20 turn
lie United States into during their
areer of preachment against the gov
rament.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

sible. It has been unquestionably dem
onstrated that milk infected with tu-
berculosis germs will develop the dis
ease in the offspring of cows, and the
offspring OF human beings should not
be unnecessarily exposed TO this dan
er.-Brattleboro Reformer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
Our Waning Influence.

The vergennes Enterprise and Yer
monter touches upon rather a peril.
nent subject in recent issue when it
discusses the probability OF this state
losing a congressman after the result
81 the 1920 census is made known.
As the contemporary says, represen-
tation in the lower house Is based upon
census returns and every ten years
there is a readiustment Of the repre-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
Tin for Next Christmas.

The wise man thinks of the future,
But during the holiday whirl
He should also remember the present
That's expected by his best girl
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
Easily Movable.

Speaking from fashion point Of
view. the line OF the least resistance Il
the waist line.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

In nearly every community the teach
ers seem to be making out pretty
good case in their request for increased
salaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

The allies will, of course, inspect the
goods to see if LeMine's peace offer IS
all wool and yard wide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

Just week to the official death OF
John Barleycorn, once q giant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08

The census enumerators are still on
the job. Help them to get complete
list in your town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
IAxITY IN BUTTERNIAKING.

The results Of the sixth butter scor-
z for 1919 at the experiment station
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-08
Uncle Sam on Guard

Every this bank under the watcu eye OF uncle on
evidenced by increase
in since
far
that been unable to give our
Years
We SAVINGS
$4,000 very
commercial checkng accounts Also For TINS sena showing
unityfo increase seryi
history All indications point 1acI
speculation OF taxing UNDUE r
andhaza
fterng investments that will
directly
Liberty Bonds giving you the face value
kinds trades but approaG TINS mnae 1
PHONE OR WRITE US
SECURITY OFFERED AND WE WILL
EXPENSE WHATEVER We
their
and always unde
THE EYE OF UNCLE SAM -
cent the meantime and your money VIII pc con-
DEPOSITS IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT BEFORE
JANUARY will draw interest from January at
LIVE IN BARRE-WORK BARRE-SAvE IN BARRE
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
The Only National Bank in Barre
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

The ART sn>&1ins u ~ TS~,ts,
fil1b M fh< season 81 i>zo~11 YIN -
heid = The Casino rneucrss 11nnlay
Hftefppou ~ !. 80. II which time il i
hopsd 70 have our several hundred
xenbefs 81 me club Nho faok an ar :
i've part m The orEanixatien last
saar
Z = hapsd THAT the orxan ixailau
NAY glsiA rear Ne greatly enlarged.
81 Al tsasfsta 80 the Triple Cstlea
3 lpilig - make the ciub one of fhe
oss features fuF entertainment ana
htnstinK fur This community.
White the club held meetings last
Feaf ~ the auditorium on the panin :
suia, the Inability of The committee to
sessre building next Mpaaay makea
ussensarg that slas club Hold the
afss sesssan 81 Casino Bnrgeyne.
The Tourist eluh. which Il com
Hoasa nf state elnna from many III
she nn sbera states. made up 81 res
iaeats II fhese state having . nun
Der o. residents Aefe for the winter
Nill. i Is plnnne.i. BE made a tall1aa
saefor Il the seurfm life Of the Triple
siiilss, combining The tourists Of ms
shfse eiiles N ore barge. active body
Every tourist In the Triple Cities
u eqn1alea 10 he present at the nrwI
faorgaa izafioa meeting Of The elnA
ssexi Monday
"A
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02


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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

Officers II Anthony ffrofhsrs cog
Dorasiaa held . conferences - payto-
IA sessefd4r. the conference besne
attended IS ylee President GEES "
Baleh al this elis. President 4 Il.
Artnoax ~ palm lseaeb. " Nor
loN. 81 Ashxslse bnser fus the eans-
paas and y A. lsoone n.anassf q
tbs Dayl9na store
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02
LOCAL COMMITTEE
CHOSEN FOR SALE
CHRISTMAS SEALS

Tire ases1 committees 70 eonaacs tbe
sle IS Hea Cross Christmas seals.
ff s'le eaese OF sgadieatinf taherca
iaass II nNw seadY 70 begiu their
apaan
Nfs n 4 STANLEY has been ap
saoIalea IS n 81 Ilixon. executive
secretary Of The Florida tuberculosis
.ssoe at.on, Is a.. a. chairman for
naYt3nas vtd the following commit
see has been appointed. Mrs G. ~
iiusham 10 charge az canvassiag and
boots Mrs VIM A. Rexby IN charge
81 sales among school children. and
N.ss olive fiinsky ii charge Of ne.
Hn13 iy work.
The hearty corporation II every
raH. woman. and ehild y asked 10
iar that I3aytana NAV reach her
quota 81 50 0Ha Christmas Seals.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

ard. shits hs esrEsas
I4sssnds nsnge selzs1 flNn ss&mm
- ; sssNeF~nt s1s~ ~ sea 49,
sethsf JeEssn i - ssH - ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

special arrangements are hesuk
made BY tae Elks 70 take care OF the
evaFfio0 crowd expected "a the Me
mortal services OF the Daytona lodge
sunday evening 10 be held a. Casino
RlF.esse The street. along he front
81 sae building viii be ropea on 20
hsf hnre crowds may enjoy the
i program b. Powers 0rches~
ai hsad. aud the address By Senator
Aames = CaIkins. even though they
WY b. unable 10 get inside the
building
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

aTl4e 4ifes IL break the high prices
Ia uaftena ie tive Rents furnishings
use me Gross sfsre. "a ssasth Esesssa
Stree; $50 II I'll
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

q sflgsea e = sozrtl1s - go.
THE ksst xrnr ~. y<.r pAses-
srsph tscnrsra'e Hsa1to ~ Il -gssf
" 4 fsoone, nsan.r~r a Anthsay
brefher< ssare. Departed sotlsy on :
TRIP - SeN York. ~i.ere h@ expects
10 feinaIn ai'out twc weeks
@befendable nssehan.iixs al Ian
prices - III times The fsraxx stisf<.
- South iseaeh street. fsa~ IL zz1f.
lies. ana Mrs sam 4. Allan ~ the
Christian sissfsb hnye retasssea frous
ronauefsag revival service al West
Palm beath. ~ whleh they ~ere mo*s
zftcaesful
-Sop esn GET yaar ear sincnsxed
~ an~sxsest any asy tnse week. q
Lafsus Williams Garage. orsnos
Aseaae. tss - -.
Alfa David shnlsx uslE ensarfaln IL
bridge ~ saturday afsss aean II her
lss l.aae heue ! Hnmter u BET
ffsen.as besha Fuests lus tha after
aeogs entertainment
& hfistmaa stock II biegflNs fssxi
arrived l<ef me uat soaHa away seT
susa. Gsae JpapNon 4. fes y Peach
r. 1ks.1i 1871
4. q f4rne has 5giaea ahs Nes8eSn
t'aloa Torres ~ Telegraph ol,arasos
for toe winter seassso NJ Kssgp
~loxs ausss IS - fxtfaa. SIS with
Ae iorai Hesesfn miss 0lfseas issl
season
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

.KeeO in mind the BAPTIST Church
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

son aaa after sfonday Deceit lseF :.
oar Store wlil fanain oasn eseainas
until xtnas M & non GIFTS THAT
LAST ROME~S a-f2-ff
Affs T. II IAasaEssSa and thSidEeH
h4sA retgfnea 20 shesf silver tch
gyer9e hpme iTen Aashlnxt4n &
slssfe ghey have beea Il Eax the
pAst twp sn0nshs. vssstfn relatives
I'd ErieHds
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

eNoreisiea in Ladies' Hosiery IT re-
sineed prices rho Cross starr. "a
south Beaeh street $50 IL III.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02

PhDsnTs apis frames ard kodak
f'enFzen's sssaasa 1861 2s-ti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
,sQOTH IS IN UPROAR OVER
COTTON PRICE SHRINKING
Wall Street Attributes Options
Collapse to Policy of Federal
Reserve BOARD.
ny nItONDAN VAIL.

NEW YORK, August ?5.--Can
money at $ per cent upset the cal
Tin Wall Street. In the morning the
market was strong with nearly every
issue showing material gains. IL
seemed. however. that the short
completely. larry in the day it be
caute. apparent that money was going
to DO tight in the afternoon and the
professionals began selling freely.
When the reccivcrship of Bethle-
hem Motors was announced the whole
market became WEAK and continued
r 80 through 10 the close. Final prices
Mere about the lowest of the day,
the early advance had been rather
sharr. \ few stocks mace material
f; net gains. notably Consolidated Cigar.
: iron Products, General Electric. May
Department stores and American
III" Prices Definitely nuliIsh.
- III spite of the weakness of the
market today there Is no. change in
-garding the near future of prices.
They have turned definitely bullish
because the market must be made
better in order 10 complete certain
nnaer way. Tho French loan Of $780,
10000 must be Heated. ana it can
not be ioatcd in such = market as
Wall street has had recently. Many
out also. Besides the street is none
TOO sure about the presidential cleo
ton.
Readers of this column are familiar
with the campaign of destruction that
has been carried on by the Federal
Reserve Board. The members OF that
board may have been perfectly sim
cerc, but they have brought business
10 the verge OF n general collapse.
The administration at Washington
now realizes that fact. Wall Street
cruelty says that it is the collapse
OF cotton options that has made
washington pay attention. Tho South
Is in an uDroar over the constantly
shrinking cotton Prices. They broke
100 points again today. 1t is, there
fore, said by persons in close touch
with Washington that within few
days official action will be taken TO
check the high money rates. 1t may
he that the Federal reserve bank will
reduce discount rates-ccrtain IL is
that Il strenuous effort Will be made
10 prove that the Wall Street banks
are guilty OF proiitecring.
Sugar stocks held as well as any
thing else today. in spite of the fact
That large quantity OF raw sugar
was being offered ut J. cents = pound,
with cents the best bid.
There has been the best kind of
buying of steel stocks in the last few
days although railroad buyers of the
metal are holding off for lower
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YoRlD H EuS GUOP SS:.co,,or r,o,.
were quiet in toduy's market. with prices
sHYitsning Yarns were lower. knit goods
slightly more active and wool goods very
Guict little more business in silks
at hrst hands was reported.
NAVAL STORES
, SAV s,:sS!. GA. august 251Turpen-
s 81, ti9: stock. a7Z, Kosn. nrm:
stool. tl,3S: Quote: Il. n. Il, T. C. IL T.
IL. NJ. y. WIG. WV. l3oo1i5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

wheat futures rather freely and there
grain. indicating exports rlles. News was
more buliish than OF late Tho market
started strong but later there was con-
siderable profit taking and the undertone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
main Str eet Sution)
Arrivefrom -. Leavoior
$40 pnl. .Danvillo DURHAM. 7i5a am
7:l0am. Atlantis & birmingham. 3a5pm
tsa0 Keysvillo. ............ 1000 pun
l0:O5 pm. .Ashsyillc Now Orleans. li:oo pm
York River Line
o:t0 am. West Point............- 7:50 am
S:35 pm. West Point. t:l5pm
YSI5 am. Baltimore. t5:I0 PIC
Daily except Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
Deaths
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

ArriTals and Departures Of Passenger Trims
daily, unless otherwise shown) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
PRODUCE MARKETS..


NEW YORK. August 2.--There was
some further liquidation of September
opening today. but otherwise little pres
s1 T na D5 tSSs did better
was points lower on Septeen,bcr. while
higher. and after selling ut T.45 mt the
start. September rallied with later months.
ccmber advanced 10 $50 after receipts Of
special cable showing an advance in san
tos and closing prices were about tho
best OF tho day. show Ing not gains OF
II to 3i points. Scptcnbcr. $50: October.
9.l5: May. 9.S5: July. 9.5o
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. August 25.-Priccs for raw
sugar arg: entirely nominal as there is
conside ablc sugar on the spot and anoat
for which bids are being solicited. But
refincrs show little interest at the mo-
ment and the market Is practically dead
locked. awaiting moro active demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-26
CNTTnN M,nI,L,IS

+. NEN YORK. August -a.-Ihcrc were vio-
lent AGcta@tuns IN the cotton market to-
DAY. Yesterdays his rally was followed
by q break Of over cent pound. but
ADVANCES Of The Govcrnmcnt report again
showed tsel; in the late trading and
mere was substantial! rccoVar!es DeCem-
Der contracts sold OF from colo 10 @LS)
ana crossed ~ 800. via sthe general list
c!ns!nE steady al E.t t.c!!mc 1f 10 TO 80
'rhe marie; opened hardly steady a; un-
There were some overnight buying orders
around the r.nS and moderate demand
,ncpGrASed b. S;ral.cr Liverpool cables
y was soon SUPPLIED. however. and tho
niirAtt N9iI - to - points lower during
the ln-lGIe -! the morning on bea-ish
nr.Fale crop ncurcs REPORTS OF hctter
weather u tile South. and persistent selling
ana lrrH MAS u lltue BUYING on unfrvor-
Ap!c itntureS in the weekly report of tho
weather bureau. bat ch= Southern GS.lIrr
SoLlN!Lrt ana the na.Het Weakened again
s.MfllE the cA:4Y afternoon. October sold
GI from = - % - and January from
2Z5S:;sS y ~ making net decline 81 lG5 to
10 peiuts THIS proved s.rr lent to bring
go 4gtaI tIH"rS were uarIcUlHriy active
ant -t-t aE.ees showed !llilrs " % 10 Inl
rotMt from ih" pwsst The first OF tho
!,9NAte ono august REPORTS was uubiiehS,l
S.ttH AAoghtNE ~ ono OF III. local nu' hnr-
.tt,s., nlaCtrs The coalition u: 20. com
2li,.s a"iin 80 .;a9nla ago. and the ip-
sLtj] b2c a5oye tSs H ss :.S or ~ mg "a y
. thItr 1.t There we've ru,ncrs Of a Souinerr
EsrH9Fi nti.lns the condition 7e9 which
No-iU iIctcatN much less Than thr ,.p
I-4-' .sHc.s-e deterioration Tor August
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:. CHICAGO IlNE sTOCk MAnKrr-

=. fll-'il. Au.u-, -7--CattIe: Tacol,ts
49, Si5onE q - higher OH dcs!ribie
h.Gt ana butcher ctttc common KINDS
stcSoF: TOP or weirHly becycs l. %. ION
55--,,!y. 4..g; ulik. good aud choice x BOO
80. "Ats - a.lSgfs eglt,ii..J: good 10
S Stt!Die COWS mostly r71Hl275. IN between
;Fi.-uS = i9tis-y: Gamers and rnttors "a ~
g.2i BOLOGNA. 90. atTG. Jew AZ ~. bn;cb aI
s-I.ls. strong. cAr.v C4'f market st,nr,-
5y.2G !o.rb on chDict: laio trade sEa.,,f;;::
hrher at 1000. !125: stocicrs in -,
FIpplE. STEADY TO strong. N''
iioEs; icce!uts 1900: 10 20 &c lower than
Yesterdays average lights or least. 80
''''', HpMs AitI nchEy mixed grades clos a.,
i,.Icy 70, atroaR. othc:s weak ton l. a.:
nush ptcMhE spws y ipYi3,t: rtrs &c
a=shAseIs fecglriS. .U1: sheep arrorc "a
W. ~. - ~ 'aiAAs; :, "a Jyc higher: top
Is'.SleJh laT1ts. 1880. ton furlyS ia -
rii,,s..: 'eedinE tan!hs mostly i2Dstla 20: f.,y
- IlliiEE afpGnd l2.5. bea; uutivs ewes
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;2r rrnnnlated- It was reported. however.
I, mn o., at lo'dc I. o. b. Cuba and that
and 1 paSs had hren shipped from Santos
last, hsnre on centrifuEal was is0l. dutv
paIu winch is now absolutely a nominnI