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NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK. Dec 19.-Can money was
firm; high Az per cent; low ~ per cent /;
ruling rate 4% per cent: closing bid. An
per cent; offered at per cent; last loan.
~ per cent. Call loans against accept :
ances. a. per cent Time loans steady /:
mixed collateral. 6o-ao days, AMOS per
cent; four-six months. 4%@5 per cent:
prime commercial paper. AZ per cent
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CHICAGO STOCKS

DHICNUU, DEC. Ig.--Armour preferred
30; Armour Leather, s7s: Commonwealth
Edison. 1877 Libby Mcneil. 6 AIiddIewest
Utilities 46h National Leather. Z; Swift
Union Carbide. sa%; United Light and
Railway. ~; United Iron Works, s%:
VAIL. 81: Western Knitting sia: Yellow
Manufacturing b, 200: Yellow Taxi. ~.
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FOREIGN EyCHANCrs

NEW fOHk, Dec. 1g.-Foreign ex-
changes irregular; quotations. in cents;
Great Britain demand. 463A; cables.
1891: 6o-day bills on banks. AL. Francs
demand. 7.4e; cables 750; Italy. 5.o9n
and $40; Belgium. 6.s7 and 6.s7ib: Ger
many. .olbo and .o151 Holland $3.50 and
mark. 2o.7s; Switzerland 1882: spain
1875: Greece l.33: Poland. .oo57; Czecho,
slovakia. 2.97; Argentine, 1912: BraziI
1926: Montreal. 80 zap.
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SpOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1s.-Spot cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot.
$50; to arrive, 1851. Low middling
25.24c; middling. 26c; good middling.
26.50c. Receipts, 5.777; stock, 25S,s41.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-spot cotton was
steady. Middling. 26.20c.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1o-Copper firm
electrolytic. spot and nearby. 14ik 014ssc,
futures. 14ssc. Tin firm; spot and near.
by. ss.12 3s.25c; futures. 3s25@3s.5oc
Iron steady; prices unchanged Lead
firm; spot, 1.25Q7.35c. Zinc steady, East
St. Louis. spot and nearby delivery 7. OF d
7.zoc. Anthony. spot. 6.37 a 6.62
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Little Market Items

| NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-The Standard
OH Company of New York today reduced
the price OF petroleum for export one
half cent a gallon. making refined in
cases l6 soc and in tanks &c.
MOBILE. Ala. Dec .1s.-Mobile will be
given the same rate New Orleans on
export and import traffic shipped be
tween the Pacific coast and the gulf by
rail. according to notice received today
| at the traffic bureau of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-An Involuntary
petition In bankruptcy was filed today
against the Liberty oil company with
proper.ies and .h.v wells s. in Kansas and Ok
aggregating more than $4,000.
schuster Wooden company and the Hay
ward Wooden company have declared stock
dividends of 200 per cent Both compa MES
increased their capital from 5000. 900 to
$500. 900.
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-stockholders OF
/ the Brooklyn Borroughs Gas company to-
ent authorized $1,000 900 common stool,
/ of 500 par value to 10000 shares Of NO
par. and TO exchange the present common,
/ at the rate OF four shares of new stool,
for one OF the old. No change was made
lin the present per cent preferred divi-
idend.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA semi-annuai div
idend OF $3.50 on each share OF preferred
stock the lowest dividend since 1897 pay
able February ! to stockholders OF record
! of December 20. has been voted by di.
4 rectors of the Great Northern Railway
company. This action was purely in the
best interests Of the property and the
,sideration," Ralph Budd. president. ex-
planned.
HONOLULU. Dec. l9.---The stockhold-
iers OF the Hawaiian Pineap ple conipa ny
/ have approved the Recommendation OF the
J directors for IS per cent stock dividend
| and the increase OF the capital stock from,
! 81, 600. 900 to 50, 100000.
| MCPHERSON CITY. Mo-. Dec. 1s.-The
Reorganization of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad company was approved to-
| day by the public service commission. The
and Texas Railroad company. The road
paid 330.76s.4o a reorganixattqn Zee.
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I0NnON MnNrv

LONDON, Dec 1e.-Bar silver soxa
Per ounce. Money. TX per cent Discount
rates: Short and three months bills.
s-1eG1S per cent.
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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS


NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Butter firmer:
receipts. s.612 creamery, higher than ex-
tras. b5k a SIC: do extras % score, 81 u
"a 55c. Eggs firm receipts. S,b03; fresh
gathered firsts 81 q soc; state and nearby
hennery browns, extras. 66467c. Cheese
steady. receipts. 2.2s3.
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STEEL.
NEW YORK. Dec. is'-steel unchanged.

do CIV 6s ........ 94ls 93% "a
Total sales OF bonds today were s17-
1872 900, compared with Sill PA 600 pre-
sious day, and slso47.Ooo year ago.
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NEW YORK BOND LIST

NEW YORK, Dec 1s.-Following are
today's high low and closing prices of
bonds on tho New York Stock Exchange,
and total sales of each bond Gin $1,000;
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca. Dec. la.-Turpentine
quiet. $3.50. sales 100: receipts ss1
shipments. $50; stock. 1864. Rosin firm;
sales, sac; receipts. 10000 shipments
5000: stock. I0s.Ss6 Quote b. ID. E. F.
|G. III, l. s4.70@4so; X. $3.50: NJ. $500 q
$40; n, $40: VIC. $500; WV, $500.
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NEW YORK, Dec 1s.--Raw silk ir-
extra cracks. ss.50Gs.55: Kansai best No.
Il Ss.25GS.s0 Kansai No. l filler. 5000
SIPS: Shinshu No. l. $s.15Gs.a0. Canton
extras A. 1916. s755@z.7o; Shanghai
China steam filler gold double deer. $3.50
a 1880.
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New orleans: Midding. 26c; receipts,
5.777; exports. 1900; sales, 2,o34i stock.
Galveston: Middling. 25.s5c; receipts,
'14.7S5; sales. 1910; stock, 9s9.o11.
Mobile: Middling, 25.75c; receipts. SO;
sales IS; stock, 10,l57.
Savannah: Middlng. 26.14c; receipts
1.54s; exports, zoo; sales, 352; stock, 49,
$40
Wnmington; Middling, .5.75e. re-
ceipts. 2s7; stock, 34,o51;o,
Texas City: Stock. 2b.991.
Norfolk: Middling. 26c; receipts, 1857
sales, sol; stock, 1850
Baltimore: Stock. 2,SSl.
Boston, Middling, 2S.1oc; receipts. 4s7;
stock. $500.
Philadelphia Receipts 90; stock,
New York; MiddlIng, 2s.eoc; stock, IL
097.
Minor ports Stock, $500.
Total today: Receipts, $685. exports.
400; stock, 1.066.TS1.
Total for week: Receipts. s6,s56; ex-
ports, S6,472.
Total for season.; Receipts, s,s5s.ss
exports, 2,591,T0T.
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POULTRY

\ NEW YORK. Dec. ts--Live poultry ir-
regular; chickens. 2102ec Dressed poul-
Try steady turkeys No. fresh $50 Sic
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DULUTH, Mimi. Dec. 19.--F1ax seed
December. s2.72 asked: January sass;
May. s2.47% asked; July, $2.44 bid.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1s.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady at 8 points down to
poinf nm net
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CHICAGO. Dec. 1s-The fresh bu,ter
market was unchanged today in prices
and tone, however fresh cars of central
ICED We're in liberal supply and hard 20
sell. Ninety score sold at soc and the SO
score were held at Az m4Sc but no sales
were reported. Some of the latter were
moved into storage. The storage market
was firm and more active with prices
higher. Desirable lots We're cleaned UP
and more demand was reported for the
lower scores.
! Closing prices. fresh butter. Sc score
43c; 81 score, 44ac; IS score 45Ac; 50
score. 471ac: 80 score. 4shc 81 score
51isc; 90 score, sac. Centralized car lots /:
lS9 score, AZ iac 30 score soc
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1s-wheat: No
red. s1.s4Q1.36; No. 4. $50: December
s1.23; May s1.2315. Corn: No. 2 white
zee; No. 3, Use: December, 7bhc; May
74ss Q74&c. Oats: No. 2 white, 4sise
No. 3. Az @4sc: December, axe; May
4sc.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.--Cotton goods
were firm today with trading OF very
moderate character in the unfinished goods
division. Yarns Were firmer and trans
actions more general. Knit goods agents
reported very fair volume of business
looming in steadily. New weaves in silk
goods being shown in crepes and
Canton silks. Sheer lines were bought
freely in wholesale linens for future ship
ment.
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CHICAGO FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO, Dec. Ig.--Sweet potatoHs
steady; Tennessee Nancy Halls, $i.10a
Las. Lettuce steady: Florida, s2Q2.25
California. s2.25. Spinach strong; Louisi-
ana. barrels. IS; Texas. bushels, s1.75 q 2.
Auction Mondsy--F1orida grapefruit:
Brights, large. s2.40QA20: medium. s2.s5
@4.60s small, s1.65@4S5 Goldens large
s1.65 a $50; medium. $2.4o04.So; small.
s2.25@2.65. Russets, large s1.55GA55;
medium. S1.70@3.25 small. s225@3,25.
Florida oranges: Brights, large $40
$50: medium s2.35 @545; small. s2.70w
5.45. Goldens. large. s1.so@4.s0; medium,
|s2.2b@5 3D.; small $2.40@5.50. Rusets
large. s2@s.45; medium. sa.15@2.6O; small
s2.50@s45.
Florida tangerines: Brights large
s2.15Q3.10; medium. s2.25Qs.25; small.
S2.254275. Goldens large s2@2.50;
medium, s2.4oR3: small, S2.25Q2.75 Rus
sets. large, s1.50G $40; medium, si.750
2.35. small, S160m2.75.
Alabama satsuma: Large s1Q1,S0;
medium, 81 So 81; small, s1.s592.
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INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Houston: Middling, 25.S6c; receipts,
12,o17: shipments. 9,7s2; sales, S.471
stock. 35933S.
Memphis; Middiing. 2e.25c; receipts.
4.5l7; shipments, 1889; sales, 300. stock,
1880.
Augusta: Midding, sec: receipts.
2.414: shipments 1907; sales, LOG; stock.
73,602.
st. Louis: Middling. 2sc: receipts, IL
900; shipments. 1859; sales, 1875; stock.
1854.
Atlanta: Middling. 261oc.
Little Rock Middling. 25.70c: receipts.
sos; shipments. 276 sales. 2.1ls; stock.
60.619.
3.439.
Montgomery: Middling, 25.5sc; sales
1856
Total today Receipts. 2i.sss; shipments,
2S.413: stock, SOS 407.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Coffee futures
opened al an advance of point on cover
ling, but there was very little demand anil
the market closed net unchanged TO s
points lower Estimated sales $4,000 bags.
December. 1o.0ic; January, $500: March.
9.6ec, May. s.35c: July. s.ssc; September.
S.b1c. Contracts for delivery next De-
cember were quoted at S.10c.
Spot coffee firm: Rio is, 11x@11%c:
Santos As. l51s @15%c. Cost and freigh.
offers included Santos ss and 5s, part
bourbon, at 14,4o@14.65c and Rio rs at
|fo.40@1045c. American credits.
The official cables reported no change
in the dollar buying rate. but a decline of
1-32d in Rio exchange on London The
Rio market was unchanged to rs refs
lower and Santos so to 100 refs lower.
Bahia cleared 800 bags for New York.
Brazilian port receipts. $4,000: Jundiahy.
%, 900.
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MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI. Dec. 1s.-wheat
No. northern. s1.24B d1.33N. Corn: No.
yellow. CT 4 @67s4c. Oats: No. white.
Al Y Q4aSc. Flax: No. /. s2.7192.73
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec 1a.-wheat;
No. 2 hard, s1.17 @1.25; No. red. s1.279
1.ss. Corn: No. white. 7sc; No. yell
low, The. Oats: No. 2 white. 4s1Ac;
No. red. 4sa47c.
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BOTH WEAKNESS.
AND STRENGTH is.
SHOWN IN STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1e.-opposlng spec
uiative forces struggled for control OF
todays stock market which showed alter
nate periods of weakness and strength
with the final price tendency upward.
Trading was largely professional there
being little evidence Of the January re-
Its appearance at this stme.
Operators for the advance N.ee encour-
aged by the resistance that the market
had shown TO the cut in the Great North
dividend, the official denials OF ru-
lnored United States Steel and General
Electric stock dividends, the refusal OF the
Morgan firm to consider an international
loan TO Germany and the forced liauida-
ton occHsioned by yesterdays stock ex-
attract much of an outside following IN
their effort to bid up various shares;
Spectators for the decline likewise failed
TO make much progress despite their
rather heavy offerings.
Baldwin u Feature
Baldwin was one OF the outstanding
features. more than 5000 shares chang
ing hands at prices ranging from l2bA to
1s1. the closing price Of 1909 represent !.
were reflected in advance of nearly B
points in National Lead. Fisher Body re-
sh point loss closing at 30, or points
below its peak price. Mexican Petroleum
transactions, which now sNera as,,s Only a
new high for the year at sol. or points
above Yesterdays close. Pan American
issues also moved up. the gaining "a
General Electric
General Electric. which had created a
new peak price at l90 broke points on
an announcement that no stock or extra
dividend was contemplated. and then raj
lied feeby. closing at a slight fractional
loss. Delaware and Hudson broke more
than points circulation of uncon-
firmed reports that reduction in the div.
idend was likely, closing at net loss Of
Slk Chesapeake and Ohio closed 4
higher and Chicago aud Northwestern u
Most of the other changes In that group
were fractional.
Most of the equipments were in good
strength of Baldwin. gains of TO points
were shown by American Car. Amert-
can Locomotive, Pullman and Railway
Steel Spring. Motors also were buoyant,
Studebaker. Pierce Arrow preferred and
Chandler each gaining a point or more.
Coppers moved within narrow limits.
Call money held steady at AK per cent.
markets continued quiet. with no change
In RACES
Official denial OF the German loan ru-
mora had a depressing effect on the for
eign exchanges demand sterling dropping
nearly 3 cents to 4.61%, French francs
sluinpe6 in tho early dealings but ad-
vanced later to 7.4o cents. or slightly
man marks were back to Il cents
hundred
Days total sales. $4,000 shares.
Twenty industrials averaged 1929: net
gain, SIS. High. 1922. 1O3.43; low 1893
Twenty railroads averaged S3.9S; net
gain. &c. High. 1922. 1929, low. 7S.4S'
LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-cattle Receipts
nd
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Cottonseed oil
was irregular with a quiet professional
trade. Nearby deliveries We're under pres
sure. prompted by slow trade conditions
and easier lard. but late positions were
firm, July selling at a net high. Closing
bids were points lowec to net higher
Sales of $500 barrels. Prime crude. s.5oc
sales: prime summer yellow, spot. noni-
nal; December $500 March. 1o.1oc; May.
10000. all bid.
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NEW YORK. Dec 19-The Standard
Ion Company of New York today reduced
the price OF petroleum for export one
half cent gallon. making refined in
cases 16 soc and in tanks &c.
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RICE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. is.-Rough rice
quiet. no sales. Receipts. 1856; millers
receipts, 4,465. Clean rice receipts, 4.O51
sales. 1886 pockets Blue Rose. 4q4 1-lsc.
Bran. polish unchanged.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed today
against the Liberty oil company with
properties and wells in Kansas and Ok
lahoma by three creditors with claims
agEregating more than $1,000.
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: DOUGLAS. Mass Dec la-The
Schuster Wooden company and the Hay
ward Wooden company have declared stock
dividends of 200 per cent Both compa lies
increased their capital from 5000. 900 to
| $500 900.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-Cattle: Receipts.
$4,000; most beef steers and yearlings.
better grades beef cows, stockers and
feeders unevenly weak to lower.
Few loads steers selling .....S 9.7b@11.bo
Ton matured beef steers 49,. 12.75
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HE first biggest lie told and carried
question possess the
only ffen himself throwing the burden of accusation the
Creator.
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maintain the right mouth conditions
Correct In Practice. Today scientific
dentists know that harsh drugs and
chemicals harm mouth tissues. Colgatc's
Ribbon Dental Cream does not contain
them. Authorities agree that dentifrics
should do only one thing-clean teeth
thoroughly. Colgste's does this. No
false claims are made that Colgate's
possesses any other virtue, but il does
possess this one in the highest degree,
and in higher degree than any Other
kind of denufrice.
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well. chairman Of Tho COMMITTEES.
asked. TO carry GU, rome plan OF
employment by manufacturing a raw
prcdaci, not in composition with ioczsi
manufacturers have in mind the
wool business There Is no place In
the country where u can be carried
on better than here do think u In
unjust in the case % There plates 20
cosnpese with private manufacturers.
II IL a hardship on those with money
invested In plants capable Of turning
out the work. and Il throws skilled
m~chnnica on the street.
with G. per cent Of our timber
already cut off. we must build NJ our
manufactures. why cannot the state
penal institutions aAsist by starting
some new lineT~
Pace answered that tho same Oh
joctions would h. mot az in tho case
Of auto plates. when II carne 90 wool.
for there Is a small plant or two now
making wool cloth.
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Pine" Pace replied. Just get the
legislature TO appropriate the mon
cy.-
Discussion developed the fact that
recent experiments have proved that
local maple. alder and ash may be
worked up 20 beautiful finish. and
have a large potential market in the
East and South.
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Doctor T. Scott
Great Writer
Expresses self on New Enaocrin~
Gland Theory In Part as
Follows

When We come to the conHldcra-
tion and examination OF the internal
secretion remedies. We feel that We
are on different ground altogether,
almost on holy ground: for here we
are dealing with the inner secrets
or life itself. with those organs that
control and activate not only each
other. but the great sympathetic
nervous system and all OF the vital
processes OF the body. Already the
treatment Of disease is revolution
lied. and the duration OF life pro-
lonRed. Tho secretions Of most OF
these glands. which are poured into
tho current OF tho blood. are abso-
lutely necessary To life and health.
and their action " helpful and COM
pcnAatory to each other. In their
totally they are the essence OF life
Itself. our aim is to bring these
powerful remedies into such use and
combination that they will make
harmony out OF the diacord we call
disease.
Tho ex-Rovernmcnt doctor located
Mt the Port OF Health Hpecializes in
these treatments
1877 Third Ave.
Across Third Ave. From the y. q.
~-Advertisofns-~-
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suppose manufacturers making union
garments will buy7- asked Pace
!, was then pointed out that n ma
tionaiiy known brand OF socks. popu.
IN an Eastern prison.
Several possible lines Of new In.
dus,ry were suggested. among them
silk manufacture and the tanning Of
sole leather.
why not put In binding twine
plant. like MlnncsoiAT- someone
asked.
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ITrsAD DOUBLE ACTION DENrIFncri
% Loosens olinging particles
(2) Washes them away.
Sensible in Theory. You can't beat
common sense when backed by modern
science. Healthy saliva Is practically neu-
trial. sometimesslightly alkaline. Colgate's
Ribbon Dental Cream is mildly alkaline,
practically neutral. and eleanses without
disturbing natures balance. Avoid
den,ifriees that are strongly alkaline or
appreeiably acid. Colgate's helps to
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Across Third Ave. From tho y. O.
~-Advertisoms~.
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DISCt sSfOS
~ LIVELY

Lively discussion Of tho subject FOL.
lowed. during which II was charged
that Washington plants were not
given the opportunity Go bid for tho
ilceune plate business, which for tho
last three years has been awarded
TO firms outside tho state. Pace. IN
reply. declared that the records
showed that no Washington firm
bids had been received. and that was
all he had 20 so by.
fIr stated that b. cis not think
that u was the plan 90 manufacture
auto license plates on u commercial
basis Just yet. altho members
showed a letter from Grant HincheI.
secretary Of state. in which tho con.
trary was indicated
There arn two reasons why u was
decided 60 junk tho 800 900 jute
mill and substitute the auto license
plate equipment. Pace said First. the
juic making Ia injurious TO the
health. and F~cOnd. since It's esiab-
ltshment in 1899 the ju,e mill has
taken in SIS 600 more than waa paid
out for H--not counting the s.. 90. 900
paid for malntalnanee-
rs II not possible Joseph Swai.
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PAY TRIBt TR
I'D THE EAST

we are paying tribute 70 New
England Of millions Of dollars a
year" said swaiweli we ought 90
keep some Of that At home"
III we mako wool cloth DO ron
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Constable Chases
FuQitive on Shin

SUNDERLAND. England Asrch
iT.-commandeering a fleet motor
boat Constable Henry Judd purspoA
steamer bound for Belgium ara
took off a man accused OF steaitng
bicycle