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Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

some preteNt and rush into the streets, and walk and walk, as he had walked on this same night three years ago.
 He did not look very far beyond that Only he repeated to himself that for him everything was over. All his ambitions, all his dreams and aspi- rations had gone for naught. He thought of Esther
 But all at once he sat up very straight, and his deep-brooding mel ancholy slipped away from him. His sinewy fingers spread then clenched quiclly-his familiar battle sign. Was he Daniel Randolph Fitzhugh, to be dashed into oblivion by a girls indif- ference?
 He was not aware act three had closed until the roar of hand-clapping apprised him of it.. Automatically he joined in, AS the lights came on he heard Artie's voice.
 ''I say, Miss Otis, won't you come for a stroll in the corridor? It's frightfully warm heah."
 q really prefer staying here, thank you, Mr. Sparkle, but you go."
 When he knew Artie had gone Fitz- hugh walked over to say goodby.
 But as he drew near she rose hur- riedly and hastened toward the cur tains at the rear of the box, leaving him with her mother, who, with her lorgnette to her eyes, was placidly and studiously ignoring him. Kath- Teen vanished into the corridor, and, turning, drew the curtains together so that her face and neck and shoulders were framed in the aperture. And for long moment her soft pansy eyes gazed into his leaping black ones.
 And the smile on her lips was heav- enly. And the light in her eyes, afraid yet glad, spoke with an eloquent tongue.
 Then the curtains fell together, and he was alone with Mrs. Otis.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

July wheat had alone netted him two hundred thousand dollars. Winter wheat had increased his capital by two more similar notches. It was now well past seven hundred thousand dol lars, and was rushing on toward the million mark.
 All this within four years Yet whenever he caught himself being awed by the magic he had wrought he would quell his rising ego by severe eif-admonition: Don't get too con tident. Remember it's all gambling. Once your luck changes it will go as fast as it came--maybe faster. You're liable to lose the whole pile in one swoop."
 Esther and the thought of her gave him bad moments. Directly she left the hospital she had come again to him, and he had been forced to the ignominy of lying to placate her. This angered him. Soon afterward she had gone to Paterson, N. J., where from time to time he heard from her. He tried repeatedly to give her money, but always unnecessarily. She re- pulsed every effort he made. Her un- spoken reproach, her silent refusal of his checks, for she returned them without word worried him more than anything else she could have l done.
 What Ftzhugh could not understand | yroc O+ic' upralaptinU hittarnecc Hn never planned a venture. never made a move, but some hidden hand was against it. He was not slow to dis 1 cover whose hand it was. Nor was he | long in discerning that its owner had nothing save enmity for him. Since taken eager advantage of every op-
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

recommend the Vegetable Compound to other women. You can use the SC facts as testimonial. Mrs. M. IHEALL BEssEY, 186 Appleton Street, Lowell, Mass.
 Why women will continue to suffer so long is more than we can understand. when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 For forty years 1t has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail- ments as displacements, inflammation, alteration, irregularities, etc.
 Ii you want special advice write to Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Go. (confi- dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by Q woman and held in strict confidence.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
25 MILLI0NS! Cascarets" is biggest selling Laxative -Cathartic for
 Liver and Bowels
Liver and Bowel:


Twenty-Five million boxes of Cas- 'carets were sold last year to folks who wanted relief without injury, from Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion, Gases, Colds and Sick Headache. Cas- carets work while you sleep, remov- ing the toxins, poisons and sour, indi- gestible waste without gripping or in- convenience. Cascarets regulate by strengthening the bowel muscles. They never weaken or shock the liver like calomel or harsh pills. Cascarets cost so little too.-Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Simple Cure for Hiccouans.

This is the method of treating ob- stinate hiccough that Dr. D. Francisco Vanegas employs. He describes it in the Revista de Medicinary Cirurgia Practicas (Madrid). The patient lies down and draws up his knees until his thighs are pressed tightly to his ab- domen, the lower part of the legs be- ing pressed against the thighs by bend ing the knees. The position is held for several minutes. The effect of this is to press the abdominal organs up against the diaphragm and to sus- tain the pressure until the diaphragm ceases it's spasmodic contractions.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
poinu the Will of Cod

The end of life is to do the will of God, whatever that may be; if we could have no ambition past the will of God, our lives would be successful, for the maximum achievement of apy mans life. after it is all over is to have done the will of Professor f'rumnoud.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Green Is Natures Color

Green is q restful color Dentists say that of all colors green is the most friendly to the optic nerve. In lands where eternal snows or eternal white sanos flash up their glaring re- fiections, men have to shade their eyes or go blind. But green grass never bothers the eye. One can stare for est i'' the face all day with ilmrunity Natures greens never get on our nerves
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Worlds Two Big Capitals.

New York is undoubtedly the larg- est city, in respect to population, in this country. Whether it or London is the largest populated city in the world cannot be definitely stated until the census reports (of New York for 1920 and London for 192D are pdI- lished metropolitan London is small CT than New York, but Greater Lon- don, with about S,000,000, is probably, larger than Greater New York
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
CHAPTER x.

The following October Fitzhugh bought seat on the Board of Trade. His Golden Goddess, Luck, ever beamed upon him, and this, no less than his breadth of grasp on the mar ket, and all it's wealth of tentacles. swelled his fortune with tremendous booms. His speculations in May and
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Oh, No! Not to Eat.

May have one more jelly, please?" entreated Bobby at the party.
 But do you think you can eat it?" asked the hostess.
 "Oh, mol" answered Bobby. q could not eat any more, but wanted to drop it down Peters neck p
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Steam Never Visible.

Actual steam is not visible. The visible white vapor which is frequent iy referred to as steam is in reality a collection of fine moisture particles which are formed by the condensation of true steam.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

LESSON TEXT-Judges I.
 GOLDEN FEXT-There is no restraint 10 the Lord to save by many or by few l Sam. 146.
 ADDITIONAL MATERIAL - Judges 6:1-40; S:1-85.
 PRIMARY TOPIC-Gideon and His Three Hundred.
 JUNIOR TOPIC-How Gideon Won a Victory
 INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC Victory by Gods Help
 YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC One With God Majority.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

Just say to your grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. You Till be more than repaid by the re- suits. Once tried always used. 5c.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

persistently consti- pated and had very dizzy spells. l sui fered for three years and was perfectly miserable until a fir ie n d was telling me to try Lydia E.
 Pinkham's We 2 e. table Compound and l found it a wonder ful medicine. I can no W do twice as 5,,11oh -oy.Ip aI T
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
Say Not.

Say not unto thy neghbor, "Go and come again, and tomorrow I will give" when thou hast 1t by thee.-Persian TrO" "erh.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
U. s. Army Overalls and Khaki
 Breaches. S5c per Pair

or $60 per 100. Army drab wool shirts S1.75 ca. or $16.50 doz Russet shoes, worth new S1o s3.95 pr. Hob nailed shoes, $2.95 pr. These goods all used by army. but clean and serviceable We carry complete line of tents, stoves, refrigerators and all other army goods Write for complete list. Send cash with order: if not pleased will gladly fund money. ARMY SALVAGE WARE HOUSE COMPANY. Creenvtlle. s. C.
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Human Dynamo.

"That actress is d dynamo of enec- gy Yep; perpetual motion. Lou isville Courier-J Journal.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
His Business.

"My matchmaker is such an obse- quious fellow" "Of course Isn't it his trade to be a timeserver?'
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15
l SUFFERED
 THREE YEARS
Finally was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Lowell, Mass. CT was all run down and
 had an awful pain in my right side, was
Cleveland County herald., 1920-04-15

Lu; \ i;ErE1ilN E-So0- TOO weeniy. tiilve soyer world experience unnecessary. Amer
 aan Detectiv. Agcy.. 5o4 Syndicate. St. Louis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Jealousy Possible
Motive In Killing
of Young Drewes

Philadelphia Oct. ee-Ten innsv my
have been the mntivs for the killing
Of Elmer e Drswes t-1e Dartmouth
Sunday morning IN the uutsksrrss or
the cfr- with bullet through tire
fnrenaad Tonight the police SAD
tner nan learned that -ecanIHv D-swes
ana William p Brines. me University
Of Pennsylvania freshman VINO is he
lnE sought On a warrant charging him
with T,rewes murder had differences
over q girl upon al least two ngrA-
signs
a woman reported to the psiice tilEt
she mao seen Brines on 1stg2dHx SCRAP
ing what appeared 10 be uIoans7a4ns
Tram the automobile winch he later
abandoned. An automatic pisiul and
two ernp1v ballles were srunu in rns
CIR ane 1t was blooflsrained III ssV-
erzi places Se definite clues 20
Brines' whereabouts nave i'een dlsggr-
erred hun lie police said tsuIEnt they
believed ne WIS n or nesr TINS city
T he diu mn slr-entis:- f5c was seen
vest srriaT al the home - ms uncle
john T. Virgins. where he had Wis
sied Win ms mother since Taeslas-.
Soon after her son left The Virgins
hnrne Mrs Br1nes was talseH 70 d IL
cal hospital where sine j. suff z
E-uin nervousness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
WAGE SLASHES
IN TWO MORE
FALL RIVER MILLS.

Fail River. azEs., Oct --tYo
more Local concerns the Aaxwxn
Mil and the ERGO COMPANY. an
nounced today tha1 the wages Of rhenr
employees viii he reduced. 10 the ex-
tent 81 - per cent. IN the case ~
the Anawan Mills and apprux;maiegr
Is per cent ar the ERGO plant The
ia-Ter is a spinning mil and employs
about f5A hands. The Anawzn ID q
waste mill. in which some aee oyer
Rtgves ARE employed The reductions
80 into etfer1 al buIh plants ners
Monday. Oct a. and the manaSe-
merits saT the employees have agreed
10 accept the new schedule ra-her
Than face a complete shut down.
The Same reasons for the wage re-
durrons is advanced by tine Officers
OF bu1h companies. INABILITY 70 CON-
Inue operating. unless at iuss nm
less production costs were reduced.
Labor. the management Of these cun-
Germs sar, is one Of the big items To-
DAY in the cost of production and Z
was finally decifiei thai II they wcre
ID conr.nue running wages mnsf
came down. The propusstirn vus
submitted ID the operatives a week
ago and the latter agreed u the PRIV
posed reductions rather than or
thrown entirely out Of employment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
g. @. P. Treasurer
Declares Receipts
and Expenditures

Washington 0ct. @-Total as
bursenents of the Republican Ma
tlunal COMMITTEES between June Il
and oct. II OF TINS wear were placed
S. III .s,tIts:..4 IN an Official statement
fled TO-DAY with the clerk Of the
House Of Representatives by Fred
W Tpham, treasurer Of the National
committee Rerespfs for the period
were placed al s.. 9ti6. U19.s,4
The statement placed Ihe number
of contributors AZ e;a.SS and added
that aniy n contributors IN excess Of
81 lsto mad been received. These Ii
contributors. II added. aggregated
So. 100 The Hamilton club. Chica-
20 WIS named as the largest single
contributor with 81. Ia0.Ja
The committees announcement
said other contributions ranged
from -; cents 70 81 f9 and cover the
entire country
Treasurer Cphan reports. II
aaaed. that contributions for state
committees were received 70 the
zmeunI of 81 -aI5sSlSlia and trans
ynif-ed by him as agent 70 state cum
mlr-ees.
The sum of s.:.:...ssssa Was Dor
ruwed for use by the senatorial AND
congressional committees and loaned
10 these committees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Weeks Man Hunt Elis
in New HAMPSHIRE
Woods
. S cape Sing Sing
TRUSTEES Tell of Jour
neyings Since Prison:
Break Last SATURDAY
" ain Attempt To
Reach Canada--Stole
Two Cars During
K ace Both Well
Armed

Warner. y. 4. Oct a man hunt
IN the heavily wooded southern fp1f-a
nils Of Ksa-sarge mountain ended.
today IN the capture Of GenrEe Sta
rers and Marcus Basser1, vino ssuap-s
I'D from Sing Sing prison N ossiuing. /
y, Y, last Saturday night The men. /.
tired and hungry were found eaxing
apples under q tree br the roadnnei
and surrendered without resistance
They readily admired their IDENTIFY
and tonight were IN thesr WY hack
10 the PRISON in CUSTODY of Warden
Lewis E. Lawes ana three prasnn
keepers
Big Posse Formed
The hunt Started when the TWO mem
were seen % Jump from a srnlen
automobile here yesterday and y7un
into the woods Sheriff George A.
Wooster was notified and w1rn1n a
shur-t time posse OF deputy sner-iffr
and citizens were formed. Through
our yesterday. last night and TO-DAY
The posse WIS constantly augmented
ny residents Of Warner and ad3acent
towns. Many brought rifles shptguns
or revulvsrs while some of the farm
ers ware armed with Pilk:hforks. ciubs
ana axes
Once early ias7 evening the men
WE'RE seen Al the edge of the WOODS
Shots promptly fired IN their direc-
ton sent IneIn SQUIRTING hack 10
shelter A little while later they ven
1fired Out Of the foresH. unpi,ses-ved
n 11s darkness. ana snught fnpn n
TWO farm houses. The OCCUPANTS.
thinking they T'ena r-amps. refused %
gre them anything IN eat AMI rs1ey
lodged hacs into tilu WOODS
passed siespless Night
Far tne resi- Vi me night Stivers and
Continues on Page Ecoi. .
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DICkER STILL
ON IN BRITISH
MINER STRIKE

London ocI. ...--{Br The Ass0-
ciR.ed Press9-The strike situation
tonight WIS considered more hope
mi by the FACT that the peace con-
verzzripns between the government
and the miners leaders are continue
ing unbroken. There were NJ new de-
veippmen1s-
AZ Jniur conference tomorrow be-
tween The rail- men ann minerx. frum
which II IN hppe1 peace may spr-og
II Is expected the suggestion VIII be
mace thar therzii men postpone their
strike sci for Sunday night. should
government and the miners by Sarur-
6ay, until after Wednesdays trades
uniun conference
The greatest anxiety exists among
Londoners for Il the rail strike be
comes effective sunday night the un-
aergrounc tube railways will cease
working Il rs possible also that the
trans and husses whose drivers are
members of the Transport Workers
hns and tram drivers have expressed
themselves rs reluctant 10 JOIN The
movement
There Is division among the railroad
men with regard 70 a strike. a large
section of them opposing IT, J. f
Thomas. general seereTsrv Of the Ma
ConRl Union Of Railway Men mas
ant hu,-izx.1 the statement thar he g
against ts,e strike
This has brought out The general
opinion tnR1 there VIII not IN any
case be a -all strike before Wednes-
day but snouid il oeunr the minist--
Of transport mas an emergency plan
m readiness for Immeaiate operation
of the railways biz volunteers and all
machinery created fnr the purpose
during last years strike viii be util-
iyeG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
cox COMES
BACK At ROOT
ON LEAGUE

Newi1zk. t9ct- It hargZ.s thai Elihu
Foot mas misnelIlesenled ms League
on Nations position were repeated by
ECvaluur Cox IN another telegram
sam Nj RuDI su1.ay.
Making SECOND vigorous demand
ar a rrsEraclln by Ma Rop1. the
Governor said regarding Mr. Rngr 5
repIg Today 10 the candidate first
telegram
1nn nave entered upun a long ms
caasiun urun the subject Of Article
Z IN winch again be reference YOU
as'e endsaTarrng either deliberately
or through misunderstanding and
LACK OF Information, CONCERNING my
speeches 10 mlsrspresenr my position
On r11e League Of Na1lens.
In TINS method and in more than
a nati dozen speeches latia@ IN his
Ssne-fisy TonI OF New Jersey, Cover
mr. Cox repeated that ne would az
ctpf helpTuf' reservations. TYsulau.
Camden. Newark and Jersey City ID
1Hgnr were visited
11Nes1pr Cax's telegram tonRy -
Mr.. Root read
nave YOUR telegram If October
Il IN reply 70 mine of October n. IN
winch called Enur arteR1lun 70 vou-
EH1ssTaEslnsnI in your address IN New
AEr,se when yuu saiti. Mr.. Cgx fie
dared Iha1 he will insist upon the
TreatT just as Mr. Wilson negut lated
it.
4 respectfully asked OF vou q re-
traction Of gsHr untrue statement.
Y'ou have apparently mistaken the
pu'pnse Of my message which was ID
gTe Eon the opportunity 10 CORRECT
ID pnss5bie Es-of or 10 admit ti,e de-
4iot.rialsn'ss OF intent IN us presanta-
IContinues an Page 5-cni. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

View York. Orr 2s-fSv The As
soriHted Press a-New York Is ready
n suspend all public work until II
is learned 4 there was open COM
psl1riun II bidding for the work
This announcement Was made here
late todav by Majrr Eylan. when
the Legislative committees adjourned
until November I. after IFS cuunssI
had asserted II had only scratched
The surface n It's Investigation of
the building trust"
Dramatic Developments
Developments came IN dramatic
fashion this afternoon after Mayor
Eyian mad addressed the Board OF
Esf1nH-e- declaring thar the building
Trust the milk trust the coal trust
md the other trusts have built q wall
about New York greater than the
Great Wall OF China
While 191e Legislative committee
Was qnzzing witnesses IN one cham
he. of the City hall the Board OF Els
inmate mesilng in another. --es1inaec
fou- contracts involving appruxi-
ma1siy 8 aB6stpb worth of work ON
View York esunIys proposed eun--
houss Thu mayor also authorized
Commissioner Of Accounts Hirsch-
field 10 make searching St1ga@aon
of AL contracts 1ur sctpnl houses
Mayor 0eterrnineu
~ wGnI the people 10 know tna-
they viii he protected against men
WIN are seeking by means OF COM
aina-9ons and unfair pracraces 10
mula:t the peopie Mayor Fsy-ian said
While tine ie-lsiAfEre committee
held enir a brief session todax- Sam
several witnesses regard
inE the activities of the labor con-
t-acfor combination. winch ne assert
al Was sitting construction IN View
York civ
Days Findings
Important developments were. Re
fasal OF Robert r BrrndeiI. president
of the Building Trades Council. IN
lake advantage Of The uppor7uniry
gwen INN by the committee, tn re-
fute testimony OF Ephralm Levy and
George Baker regarding a i1r-ibe Of
Ss:as.aoe paid u labor representa- t,Ees
% call off st-1ke-
Continued or Page -coi. 81
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HARD PRESSED CONVICT PAIR SURRENDER
MRS. KENYON
GUILTY NAN
SLAUGHTER

Norwich, Conn. Oct. @2o-Ars. Ma
bsl G kenron TO-DAY WAS found
kuilry of manssa ughter for me kill
ing of Dr. Herbert Ts1ipw- The jury
was out 81 minutes. Mrs Kenyon
stood 10 recsive the verdieE ana
showed no emotion
MIS- Kenyon was sentenced 10
serve from 10 10 10 years N prison.
Dr. Herbert Tetluv was q phEsi-
c,An but never prac-acsd. He are
voted his time 10 horticulture IN
Fawca1ack. across Ile river from
Westerly. E L. his native tUwn. Re
Mrs Kenyon mad been married three
times. the last L. years ago. She
had three children by her third mar
riags- the third abnul year agn.
The state offered evidence 70 show
thE. Mrs. Kenyon had referred 70
the baby as 'sEErbe-t.s ana mine"
On June II. DR. Tersow was sflrf
while IN his home. Ms Kenyon
Was N the house AT the time
In the trial the defense claimed
thai Dr. Tsruw WIS shot accidental
~ when he at1empred To w-sesr r.
vuluer from MRS Kenyon VINO was
claimed 10 have been about 10 end
her own life One bulieE entered
Dr. Tetluws borv, the state cum
tending thar this could non have been
fired AT closs range Three other
butler marks were found IN Inc
walls and fiuur f-he Teslow home
Mrs. kanyan's husband and chill
dren were ~ her SIDE during the
trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Harding Prepares
for Strenuous Final
Week In Home State

Marion. O. Get 1.-The 5assf of
has camapign swings outside 1tio
't'nmpisze0. Senator Harding toek a
real hnlidzg soffar before starting.
Work on Ine series of spsecnes he
viii deliver next week IN pr1ncinal
cities of his own state immediately
after his Arrival here lazs in the
morning IN the special t-air, winch
carried hin On his excursion INTO
AsE York ne looked IN a. mis- office
for only q short while ana then le--
for a fnrrv mile motor rlde 10 Mans
fieid and a game uf golf
Il was the first rlne IN several
weeks that he md taken So com Elie,e
pAign- Although he appeared IN
perfect health 1ate strain of his
speaking trips mad le.F7 him 11rs.d and
he SAID he wanted IL refresh himself
with some wholesome physical e,er-
case before taking up the home
srre1gih of the c:ampaaEn
Tomer-ow he viii begin Yrepa-a-
rinn Of his dnai czmpaign ur-ssrances
10 be delivered ON the last four
nights Of next week To meetings in
Cleveland Akron. Cincfnnati and
Columbus No more front porch
oates have been booked and these
four addresses may be the only ones
he wlH deliver before sieuiacn uaF
Il Is considered entirely possible That
when he ]ezvss "Wednesday he viii
run into numerous s-ear- platform
gatherings locally arranged. and viii
supplement his four main speeches
with MANY short talks of q less for
mai nature
The present plan Is 70 make OHIO
circuit on a special train not re-
turning 10 Marion until SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Unknown Woman
Found Slain Near
New Brighton. S. /.

New Eor3k. Oct. THE bndy of IN
unidentified wasInaa. sElangied 10
Death with piece OF manila string.
wound ana lied about the neck. WIS
found by hunters late today IN a
sssiIalIp nf rss.es near West View EI9gsi-
-on Staten EsluIld
The lralnalied ground and Inc fact
NH ta.e clothing, which WIS al good
qualify Was disarranged. indicated
maj the woman had been killed s4E1as
i struggle f5H, hi was found ses
tss-ll fear away and pearls fsum u
broken aecksals, were scattered about
The body WAS apparently that Of a
woman sl,euZ ttlr-r Years old Il
WIS dressed II blue sEit- The hia1
was a white -ElI's,zl
The officials believe me woman aR.l
bean dead sinc. "Wednesday night and
they expressed the opinisn sne Was
fure4l n the lonely spot and attacked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Maine Central Given
Permission to Issue
S361a.O0O I'm Bonds

Washington. Oct. - nthpr1ry was
granted the Name Central Railroad
EEsiass bF the Interstate Commerce
Commission 10 zssne first end refund
ing SIX per cent Snld hunas 20 the
amount Of s3.sIs. aeh The road WIS
aiso authorized - pselgs with the
~txscfarT # the ts--asurv s.-fsez. ana in
bends as security far government
i1rZras ss.s.-sH-.ftsf as secnTfrs fpr loan
far financing sanli1isnsl equipment pur-
6-aases grG' ssee.e1e as security fo- n
auan 70 redeem certain bonds NJ the
kaoA and -saasein Railway nafarang
& zei,rasrs. 1 se.s.