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West Virginia Coal Mine
Blown Up; Battle Follows
CHURCHILL SEES
DANGER or BRITAIN
AND U. S. QUARREL

Dundee. Scotland. Oct. 17.-Dangcr OF
embodiment with the United States if
tho north and south OF Ireland were
left to fight out their own differences
was predicted by Winston spencer
Churchill the secretary for war. In MS
speech hero tonight. In which he referred
at length TO tho Irish situation.
Mr. Churchill. after asserting that
such coruse would lead To civil war
"on such an organized scale that II
would boi saHt rous and moro terrible
than could be ina Einod." declared that
II would mean that In England nynpathy
would develop In favor OF Ulster. In
fluontinl persons In the United Stntcs,
no said. Hynpathixed with tho south or
Ireland. hpd while volunteers would
icapo England for tho north OF lrclapd
rplnfDrcsmcnts would como from the
Unitad Stntcs for tho south
That added tho war Bccrctary. would
croato such tension thRt Great Britain
would bc faced with tho greatest danger
II could bo confronted with. namely n
quarrel with tho United states.
Two or three years NOR" OF what wo
arc going through" nc nddod. appears
bctter to mo than TINT We should loavc
Ireland To horaslf and thus open tho
flood gotes Of organized war and later
ombroll us with tho United Stntca."
Mr.. Churchill previously In his speech
had declared that tho rcign OF terror
In ireland would be suppressed. and
that II would then bo timo for = com
plcto and permanent settlement or the
Irish question.
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Of
IMMIGRATION
PASSPORTS FOR ONLY
TEN PER CENT GIVEN
Compers Declares Problem OF
Unemployment Is to
Be Reckoned

New York. Oct. 1T--Onc Of the great
est problems before the United states
"is tho conflict between the concepts OF
freedom and progress as against Tyr
fanny an dreaction." Samuel Gornpers.
, president OF the American Federation OF
labor, declared in II speech at the Ellia
Island immigration station today.
Woe to him who now attempts no Do
masses OF the people OF the United
States" no added.
Mr.. Gompors' statement was addressed
to American citizens AFTER no previously
had spoken TO immigrants He told thosc
awaiting deportation that ~ th%re W WnH
n legitimate objection TO their landing
IN tho United states. they should nave
been told on tho other side.
"They may speak or leadership IN
! the world and In world Affairs. no SaIh
/ to the American citizens. nut " we
| admit these people. We cannot leave th"
countries from which thcy como WIN
out Cooperation.
An To immigration. We ii" not wish
to close our doors. but | would Chll
your attention To tho fhct thht w'hlh
| recent weckr quite -mh"r OF "'''
ploycrs OF labor have -" 10 lhr com
| mlnniuncrR of immigration ana t"in
| them not to nond any more lmmlRthh.h
to their crntcrH. as thny could not hp-
norb them or furnish them with cm'
ploytncnt This iS Pr"blen WIZ"
which wo will have 10 donl. WI 'nh.
moi CIono our oyoa TO It. Wo must
mcct IT,"
An unprecedented food OF lmmlErn .
tIon FROM Europe to tho United Stalos
In ImmIncnt Dr. y. L. Gullck dccIarcu
I'm n up.cch hcro today. DR.. Quick re-
turned from Europe recently after a
tour Of investigation for n comm,t,T,1,
On Legislation OF the federal council
Of tho Churches OF Christ IN america
A, somo ports in Europe. he n"sS said
| American consuls arc approVlhE P"sn
| 'nrta ~ only ten percent OF thuso de-
airing to migrate to this country.
Reviewing the work OF COMMITTEES nn S
uf which ho WAS secretary, when no
cynInIncd. is seeking bettor rolnli"
between the United states and Japan;
he declared tho AmoEican Federation o, p,
| labor would adopt an unjust poiicy u
| a. were uucccssful in restricting I'M
mlETsiion For %So 1%S "4as %nny 9r tH' ,@% R%%[
mi" and employ" should DO admitted
whcn conditions are prosperous
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STUDENT SLAM
At Lonely YSP0I
Elmer Drewes Found o.
Roadway With Bullet
Through Head sss

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-THE body 20
Elmer G. Drewes, 4 student OF DefHs
mouth. who left his homo here yaees
day TO return TO- college, xss foanS
head, on an Isolsted road Ia the nofetf
ern part Of the county early to6A1.t
police believe he was murdafed. = !;
Money. bonds and jewslry yaiuee ~;
several thousand dollars, wSfN ~
rho body lay propped against . -
over the knees and a soft hat layalA
Ian. This, according &C tbs nAl1eA
clearly indicates that roAsry wAaie
Drewes was a graduate q, TIE A@1.z
cers training camp at PfAttshlfv ~
during the war acted - military -.
structor Mt Princeton University. 4
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HIT C|||E SECURED FOLLOWING
STAYING Of BANK MESSENGER

Camden, y. j.. oct. 17-Ncw JOrrey
nuthoriticn to-day nrnt out dcHcriptlVe
circulars cnilinR for the nrrcHt or three
young men Ecnn In n bright yellow auto.
mobile last Friday In the vicinity 'ot
the secluded spot Mt lrickB CroSsway,
WHORE tho body OF David 8. Paul. MOS
scngcr for tho broadway Trust Company
OF Camden was found yesterday. Whcp
hc disappeared on October 3. Paul was
tnIInH 10000 In cash and fl2.bo0 In
money was found on the body. which
wns buried beneath less than n foot OF
carth. hut all the checks were intact In
pocket OF the coat. Phurs whtch and
chain. his gold ring and gold cuff links
also wcro found OH tho body.
An autopsy performed to-day showed
that death was caused by compound
fracture OF tho skull and that Paul had
been killed not moro than twenty-iour
hours before the body was discovered.
A big yellow automobile containing
three men wnr soon by several persons
In tho ghborhood OF Tricks CroHHway
on Friday. nnd tho authorities declared
tonight the apprehension or these mon
probably would solve tho mystery. II
WAS tho tracks Of Nil automobile that
iod 10 tho dlacovory Of PhulS body ny
two farmers who had heen out cunning.
They thought II peculiar that an Hut9'
mo6ilo could ho travelling through such
n wild and unfrcqnrntrd purt or the
swamp. ind following tho tracks. they
cnrno upon the body burisd In = bttlo
mound hf oarth.
= II In tho theory Of tho police, that Paul
probably was kidnapod. murdered md
robhGd, and thor work to-day wRs cen-
tsrsd upon search for n Glue To iwbsr0 hh
was conteqiad for tho Ton dAy. ,bstween
body, The diver OF the 5Autoriohii iie, ! ~
+Wilki ths - gboritiaG' bsiieys the BODY
was ibrbughf ii the JNsssy woods. appps-
ontiy~ns Sp kNtnteAe Ditlv ~ district "
"iri1sstfkRtfoh lp-day revealed that the
body 1T tqeyideltly, had been throw,
.Mss, WAS feuSS tas Sassr rIss.,Ss Wi shsiisx q
cVncsEi II. III swAes .ufARtsd ipte Fthc
sWsmp. nSontsf fitiys tsess ma hurltsd y :.
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MINIMUM STRENGTH OF
p GUARD COMPANIES 65

Washington, Oct. 17.---undsr war
dspu rtment decision announced To-Day
tho minimum strength at which Nation
al Guard infantry companies may Dc
ma inta inod after July ]. 1891. Ia 90 ho'
tive enlintsd men. Itscru'ts may be on
listed up to tho day on which tho ma
tional Guard Organization lenVs their
homo stations for thair annual neid
training.
In ordor TO facilitate tho orEnniEat tlon
tho National Guard companies ana cor
rsapondinK units will bo rrcoI~i1od ny
10 July I. 1921 with n minimum strength
of nfty active enlisted men. After nek'
July I whom tho pcaco strength In great
or than Is. tho guard organization may
bo maintained at Gb active enlisted men
and such number OF reserves Ms VIII
equal or cxcsed tho minimum penco
strength for similar units OF tho regular
army. al,
The departments announcement sala
that every effort should be made to en-
courage the maintenance OF guard units
At the peace strength prescribed TOT
tho regular army, approximately lVo
men
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sell LS3,90g,800
WEST VI. 'sBONDs
Exceptional Investment OPP
portunity Is Now Offered
to Bond Buyers

Three large New York brokerage
Arms announce the Offering OF $S'Uoo.-
600 OF bonds OF the state or West VT
einIa. The bonds are part OF ING
ISSUE TO ba sold TO provide funds Win VIII
which west Virginia WIN pay the VIZ
Kinia debt. ,
Ths bonds bear date OF January y:
1919, and arc duo January l. 1899. TnSy
- aM psr cent sinking fund kold
heads and arc declared by the brokers
haraliox ehriT sale to oner an esoap
tIonaI inveHtn,ant opportunity uuo U
the ntronK sinking fund provisions mo
sands viii be marketed AZ ~ v and In; IN;
,Ar,aI ana according To tho brohs, VIII
visId hotter than 6.O6 per cent
To guarantee tn. strong SINKING
ps. I.po. ' az Az act OF tho Legislature aP-
S,.sn.sa HoriY /, 1919, to retire annually
49,, January 1, 1910. Z" January i.
ta3o nj least opc-twentieth OF INC
authorized bond issue OF tiS,eoo.ovV. OF
tho sum Of tS1SiOvo s.s y or by purchaso
y. ~ oncn market at not more than
,Sa snd interest, Principal and scrni-
ann,,al interest (Jsnusry ana JuIS
- are payable 10 s"IS W..t We yIrTInia
nsy%, york city or at the state treas
mrer'x Office In Charleston. SoupOr,
sondS in denominations OF Sl.Voo' POW
and $40 and registered oonos ARC ih''i
enT Ths ieTallty Of the bond Issue and
The sligibiiity of the bonds for invest.
nents BY savings banks ana nr"Scti trmsSseIi
M Iopn G, Thomson. OF New York city
and Hon. Randolph Harrison OF virSlnh,S ,,oS hS
hno s1nts ~ West Virginia or BY any
County. district or municipal corpora =
tion, and are FREQ from all rederS IN
como taxes =,
,rh. bond brokers. in offering the Va
am non Of bonds at this time. cito the
.net thai West VirEnta's assessed u
ngoo.Ttv valuation for taxation In 1919
- a. ass s9l, ,saJ and the states totAi
honass debt tl3.S0o, 900. the debt lssS
shan one per cont OF The assessed pI1p'
go valuation Of q state with popula.
fan ia 1916 OF l.isjSlO The payment
~ psinoipal, sinSi"s fAnd aad inlsresi .,s,
M p,oSidsd by spsoisi tss isNiSs "', ,oSl
"a,sI. nad .sTa0hai property 1" Wss'
vi1slnis ,.,..- No., A., ,,,,,,.,
n.,,hc,. a do the Naii"nai 'i'y t"m
-. n,a Pie, As,i""al bans, all "f
View YnIh '1iF
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.R|OTER KILLED
| IN EXCHANGE Of
SH0TSAT MINE
DISORDER FOLLOWS
PROLONGED STRIKE
State Police Summoned From
Morgantown Quell the
Riotlng

MorInntown, W. Va, Dot. "
The tippls and the entrance 70 the
Rockford GOAL mine - the Connsns-
vtlls nAsin Goal d CoEs company ~
1ookford, ". Va mar here, ~sre
badly damaged by an explosion OF
dynamite shortly before midnight
TONIGHT. Twelve mon ~ work In
the mine sueossdsd In making their
escape
soon AFTER ths explosion, the pow
or house OF ths GOAL company WAS
attacked. Many shots were nrsd.
The sound Of the shooting and the
sHplosion attracted non-unioh min
srs employed By the company ana
they quickly SsSsmblsd ~ the pow
rn D. nghs which followed, II II
believed that one OF the men OF the
attaokinE party was stthsr killed or
badly wounded 80 he was carried
away BY some Of his companions
whsn they were finally drivsN on.
A dstaohmana OF stats police, sta
toned At this place, was nosfnsd OF
thu ooourrenes and Ssnt squad OF
msn TO the sosns- They rooured
the country tn search Of the attack
srS, but 80 - not yst known hero
vhsthsr any Arrssta were rnAde.
n was also rvportsd that "a on,
plosiou rooourrsd o. ~ ionAro
me .. 80 .-.x INT astaus
pAay' On x.., 49,. sna A.
A.Ss1
~ .,n. -, .tr,s. of ooal
minaxu was oAlis1 In this naid.
ntnoa that time non-anioh men have
, neeA sIplo{sa a..
MtHea - s -
vs ~ q. ss,.
nr tseer3 80
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fialIo H'imhnY. b"i. ~ gay lh" hS'"
uIaIoh r,naup 'rwa hlaiIn1l 'nv"IuIl"na
a,y imrtIos, "ns piahEsh I" tie hl"iat"'r
ahip ,r tho rroInIptlai Through nn nll'
anro Win tho Tbrh International" The
oibor working toward "pfolstarian nv1I
radaship'' In opposition 10 Moscow. haTn
Jrveiopad out of tho wreck Of the inde-
pendent Socialists
The lpre majority. under tho loader
ship of DnumIg. Hoffman and Otto Bass.
tho young leader of RhInelnnd labor. con-
fcrred to-day on tho question OF execu-
ting an agreement with Moscow for a
world revolution. and directed the dis
trict leaders to prepare for q strike.
The minority. under tho Joint presi-
dency OF Gcorg Ledebour and Herr Girls
pien In a separate convention laid plans
10 communicate with the revolutionary
forces in all countries opposed to Mos
COW and prepare an organized campaign
against Bolshevlst methods. They adopt
cd Herr Lcdebour's resolution Of SYM
pathy with Bolshevist aims. but ex-
pressing unalterabls opposition to the
policy Of destruction and terrorism'
on which Sovietism proceeds.
The two conventions adjourned both
claiming the old party's name. Tho
struggle for the party machinery. includ-
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Marion. Ohio. Oct Ex-senator Hard
.ing's front porch campaign. interrupted
for more than two weeks by speaking
trIps into tho middle Vest and south
viii bo resumed tomorrow with a celc-
bration expected TO bring to Marion one
Of fhc largest crowds of tho summer.
Tho occasion has been DESIGNATED as
"nrst voters day" and several thousands
or Young mon and women are to come
Nv automobile and special train TO near
the Republican nominees speech sSnoc on inc Inc
cast their frst ballots on November -
Delegations Dele from several Ohio counties;
whom the senator originally h'1n "a
nlannrd 10 receive Tuesday. will JOIN IN
tho hrst voters meeting.
First Arrangements for %ovtpnSr SpmGrS% Coo
program provided ihn, n0Nrr%v pNmincc, Mao
wonld ] speak The governors spHHklnE
T,,ss aa later revised. however. VIII pre-
''nn. wsdne.dny morning. Senator
1InrdIns viii leave for his lar! cam cam
pnign trip. Srnllking that DAY ut JUN
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Poles Take MinSk;
Russians Protest


London. Oct. l7.--h hoSco"
l... doapatoh assert" that s'heo Wv
= orn,,s,Icc between the Poles ana '''
sovI,t WAS signed the Poles nav" "'-
cupIcd MInsk. The despatch ""y" '''
poI,s should retire from this Guy III
.ccordancs with tn" trrnty, ana uu
cIrr.s that tho occupation bhouiu no' ,o
N. warning to Russia 10 coh''"
strengthen tho westcrn 'front.'
Other dispatches Ray that Gomsaii Gonsrni
,v,nngoI General Petluru, ,'"heI ~ a,
S.,'t,SofI and General VolobhoVilC
nrroiIntinE with vlcw 10 ,,'.n
,hair fnrcrr for MI oncnniVo nHHinh,,
IN nuz.inn gnyirt arInicn una ,. I'm.
count paicm In l.ctViH 10 "nsnerai
Tho REMNANTS OF tho army o'
yudrnitch for tho nnTno Purp""''
uirn1 Dot. lT-CBy The hn"oe,ns,sa
hoil and hlcnt '"oay
r,.rLna tho bogipninE or winter wr,, an, ~
nrnbab,y viii mako furthor ",Ttc,ut
.,Iynlca in the Unluc nr'h -
nc,tf nc,ttff"b ,bcrr ir sufficient snow Ior
nnag.. While n Ia not dshnMSy
sn'rred the Bolshovki and pSieH
Sr,m.iiy nTuii agreed upon Ira az tps joca-
t,nn Cor pnrmaDent ponce peg9tint,nns; .
The ,ss;,g5 scsTSss5sats. .is 9 sS1 ssSsef q bs.
are Fysbrh on tho treaty inmndiate.y
E,n NE Vie I,Ihau rAtinration OF snec pre-
f,rIrarv f,vGI peace treaty and arrnis'icc.
A.
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Rsrnc. oct, 17--F'ormNr King Con
stanIlp. Of Greece. Is reported hero aS
Intending To take advantage OF the auu
alton created by the serious Illness OF
King Alexander. his son. by returning
to Greece and claiming the throne mo
Swiss authorities, u Is stated. are hk
ing measures to dcfoat the alleged pIot'
formed In Switzerland against the pres
snt Greek government.
Geneva. Oct. II. (By The Associated
Press)-Former King Constantine OF
Greece, replying from Luccrne TO an IN
quiry regarding his attitude TOWARD 1no
regency for Greece being discussed IN
connection With tho illness OF King AleN-
ander. telegraphed az follows: -,
Sufficient unto the DAY IS the evll
thereof. / will not think OF a regency
yet Ny plans are those OF my peope'
(SIEned) Constantine, Rex.
The former king has been kept close
ly Informed as TO King ALEXANDER 8 con-
dition.
The latest bulletins -~"-f"-N ""--
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GOVERNOR COOLIDGE
TO INVADE KENTUCKY

Washington. Oct. 17.-After a day of
rest here, Gov. Coolidge left this after
noon on a special train for a. week 3
speaking tour through six border and
southern states.
Job Hedges OF New York. accompa-
MED by Gov. Coolidge and Cows. Low
den Of Illinois. and Morrow OF Kentucky
are to Join the party at Mt. Sterling.
Ky. tomorrow morning. wahere tho Re,
publican presidential candidate VIII
make the first speech Of the trip.
Stops also will be made tomorrow at
winchester. StauntOn, Torrent. Jackson.
DeAttyville, Irvine. Richmond. Lancas-
ter, Stanford. Junction City and Som1r'
set Ky. the home Of Gov. Morrow,
where n might meeting Will be held La
ter, In tho week tho tour Will includ"
TonnosHac. North Car"l'nn ana Mary
land. ,
GOV. Coolidge attended service nj Tho
FirHt Congregational Churoh hero th's
morning Hc wna. accompanied by FRANK
w. .Htearnn Of HoHton. fellow ainmnur
OF Amherst college.
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GERMAN EXTREM| SITS SPLIT OVER !.
ENDORSEMENT Of THE b0LSHEV|N

Inu the nov a1,apsr HE bfsihsII u ens
panied ID bs fought oai IN hsfllhI WIZ
ti.iis, t,ermsny. Or,i itlHaiAhsv ygsif1l'
10 day Tho adhstsnaa NJ the pattt ~ ~
Third tnIsfna tlopais pf MpstdW. u1s III
dependent Socialist conferences eleytx
Aicir Hoffman. Issdsr of The raei9lE
wing pf the Marty. AZ the parts ptess
lderi Th. nlnorIty fsotlon, sw9ien HI
been defeated by 4 vote OF ~! NM..
on tho question Of adhesion 10 the .Ihlk3.Sf,
Interna tionale. had previously lsft ufS
hall. the communist wlhE continuing L.
session The mlhority ,H,embers NSuy
into secret session. but Announces neS
nm open meeting Of their faction vu4tt
be held Sunday morning. lfsAa
Berlin, Dot. II, (By the AsSociAteAS
Press M. Zinovieff and II. LoeoSeEs
Russian Soviet delegates to the LnoeD ss
dent Socialist conference ut HAllA 49,
been ordered by the German goyoen
10 leave the country. Their txpalgte Z
will be carried out under tho dttcope 4
OF the Prussian minister OF interior. Ss
Pending their departure the. RaaeaA4ed
will be under close police 9urveulAA,
and will not be allowed 70 foooiro 4
communicate with friends. $ssS;
A communist mass meeting to-day wNNt
largely attended. Police ihterventioIs
was not required however. 2inotietG
vas present. but Was too hoarss TO spoAk
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HAYS PREDICTS BIG VICTORY
THOUSANDS OF FIRST VOTERS TO GREET
HARDING At The Front PORCH" TODAY

son. Ohio. he. continues eastward and
addrcascs n meeting in Rochester, n. y"
on Thursday and one Mt Buffalo. ~ L.,
on Thursdny night. No other set
speeches are to be made. and the SEN
ntor will return to Marion Friday
Making fast run from st. Louis.
where he spoke last night, Senator
Harding reached here on his special
train before noon today. Several hum
drcd people met the train AT ION
senate made Il short speech avoiding
political issues and urged %Sabbath ob-
servnncc and moro religious ooSer'-
ance."
Tonight. with Mrs Harding. he at
tended church here and Listened to
sermon on the Lcngue OF Nations by
Bishop william +. Anderson. OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church, who dc.
clared that PRESIDENT wilson hsd
scrappcd his own league and that tho
nation now must seek new arrange
ment to fulhll "Presldent WILSON'S nope
Of world peace;
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TOBACK NOW DENIES
CARUSO GEM THEFT

Now York. Oct 17e-@iarry c. To-
back. who was arrested herc last night
In connection with tho CnruS9 germ
,h,r, after ha had boon trapped by tho
no,icc In the apartment OF tho Poillpn
aiaters, was reicnHed iu,s3,6oo ball today
Tor IA hcarinE Tuesday. =.
Toback's attorney Rald his clients nj
Ilsged statements to tho Poilion s'stcIs
made as q Joke 10 pAHc tho, way f9r IT."
,saiE OF some fur eRsSN Toback, tho At
torney s.Lid. WAS. -Ate- procses-stie
tho case ~ once ~ ~ -E,r
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BRITISH GOLFERS ARE
BEATEN BY AMERICANS

New York. Oct. 17.--Wnlter Hagen
and Jim Barnes won today from Harry
ish golfers, by 3 up and 2 to play In a
36-hole match over the Fairview Coun-
try Club links at Elmsford. N. Y. The
Americans were 2 up ut the end Of the
morning round, in which Ray was low
with 73 Vardon and Barnes each
took 76 and Hagen "a.
In the afternoon round Barnes had
the lowest score OF the day. ~, making
his total lIS. The other afternoon play
ers scores were Hagen 80, Ray IT, and
Vardon rs. The Fsritisher's best ball
score on each round was 90. while their
opponents had 81 and 6S.
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Two Killed In RiotinS
F0RMER GREEK KING CONSTANTINE
MAY ATTEMPT TO WREST THRONE

from hthsra this u'"rninE said the
kings condition waa desperate and That
no wns not expected To recover.
Paris. oct 1.-THE condition or KinE
Alexander Of Greece was very disquiet'
ing Saturday evening, said Inossa re
received by tho Greek legation here to-
night.
Although the king was not dclirious
his temperature varied between 100. 76
and 1O292. his pulse ran from 100 to l2O
and his respiration from 30 TO 40. the
despatch said.
Athens. Oct l6.-KinE Alexander
who Is critically III as a result OF infec-
tion arising from the bite OF n monkey
was slightly better today. His tempera-
ture at eleven o'clock was l01-5 fahren-
heIt and his pulse was ia.
The grave symptoms which were OBJ
served through Friday night were less
pronounced today. The kings general
condition ---.var. continued most SER
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swuDna HAH rUpL

80, - ,h,ouEhput Sweden show that
sweden 10 sbls 10 fp"" N" British coal
atrlhe romposcdiy hscanEs her winter
f,.sI conaumption Ia provided Tor. says
an Exchange Telegraph dtspatch from
whcIn scapd,nayiR In fact, thsre are
s,,yIcIon, siccks to last for three
r,antbs w,th careful use. adds the mes
sage. and only a prolonged strike could
materially affect ,s c9m,m'un'e1sno"s tsn s,ocTi &
hoim Gas & Electric Works, and the
- .s,a oS the coal Importers hold largo
stocks OF American and Australian coal.
and u Is $40 not caai aa1' viii be INCREASED