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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-01-29
VERNON G. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER.
GAITHERsBURG, Md.

yNTfLL SELL REAL OR PERSONAL
w PROPERTY In Montgomery count
or any part OF Maryland, Virginia or
Oistriet Of Columbia, on VERY LIBERAL
. ERMS.
sep 30-Sm
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A Horrible Person

us he the kind Of man who kisses
and telsT
"Worsc. lie kisses 80 he can write
about II for a confessions magazine
Stray Shots.
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We Grant NOsss' trade.
The Liberty Milling Co..
Germantown, Maryland
Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scrlbers have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county, Md, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of =
SARAH E. BOYD.
late Of MONTGOMERY county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, on or before the goth day of
May. 1873 they may otherwise, by
law. be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th day of
November, 1925.
WILLIAM Z. LEAHY,
~ = SARAH BOYD KEYS.
nov ZO'6t Executors.
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When Livers Go Wrong.

Your liver always gives fair warning.
Its first signal Of help wanted is usually
a dull, grinding headache that seems 10
start Just back OF your eyes and ends ali
over your body Nothing looks good 10
eat, and everything you do cot Is tasteless.
fortunately. these troubles can be quickly
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pound Dandelion Liver Disks at your drug.
gists. Everyone knows what dandelion
Is. The tender leaves are even used for
food. Dandelion Liver Disks will usually
have your liver back at work again over
night Twenty. five cents.
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
ELDRIGE'S DRUG STORE,
july 25.6m" Rockville. Md
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-10

ally every outstanding team in the
western part Of the state. They have
beaten Williston. Omccmc- Ct rdena,
Donnybrook, Stanley. Sanish and Par
shall and also have an impressive VIC
tory over Estevcn, Canada. among
many others. Several star players
are appearing in the Wildrosc line
up. among them Joe Farmer. IA player
who can catch. play infield or outficld
With equal ability, and who hits them
hard; MOrken, a great flv hawk
and reliable hitter. and Grassy" Ka-
beary, about as slick a third sacker
"a can be found in the Northwest.
kabcary is batting in the cleanup
position for Wildrose. cracking them
hard from the left side Of the plate.
There are several other high class per-
formers in the Wildrosc lineup. and
their pitching ace, Ronning. has great
speed, sharp hooks and wonderful
control. He is one of those rare
birds. a hard hitting pitcher. also.
The prisoners are real players, on
the job every minute. People come
from all parts of the state to watch
these boys perform, and two of the
DcSt urdWlHy cAfus Oh the team are
the two colored boys. Holland, the
sub-catchcr and coach. and Peoples.
the fast second sacker: The All Stars
have three stellar outfielders in Ga
sink. McCrill and Longre. Riley. at
short, has been leading the team in
hitting. Carver and Kelly are getting
away big with their jobs at third and
first respectively, and hitting hard
Snyder. the hard hitting backstop
will be back in the game Sunday
The PENS record this season is now
10 wints to = defeats, Manager Or
ton has his charges out on the dia-
m0nd piNcticing at every opportunity
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LINES JOIN IN
!. QUITTING RATES
Minneapolis ExD6sts aGdr,
Thsn Dodble tJsuai Winter
Product From Southwest

Minneapolis, Aug. 1O-tep-r-Sjx
Mimneapohs- Chicago reiIroad lines
today put into effect the three ceAt
reduction in milling in transit 1ates
on wheat from the southwest by way
Of Minneapolis and the, all-rail route
to points east Of the IllinoisJIndiana
state line. 81
Under this mate, first made effec-
tive by the Minneepolis and St Louis,
July 10. more than double the normal
quantity of winter wheat from the
southwest. 10 expettsd 10 find its WY
70 WinnesboIis mills during this crop
year, suppl nentinH the short spring
wheat crop, md enabling Minneapolis
mills to compete with those Of the
southwest on . better basis.
sew Cars Gene ID
With the consent Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, the Milwaukee,
Northwestern, and Omaha, Hurilng-
ton, Rock Island, Gfeat Western aIld
500 today began accepting wheat
shipments from Kansas and Nebraska
points on the new rate. ..shs 49, /
Already, railroad traffic men csti,
mated today, about 5,OQo cars 81
southwestern wheat has come ints
Minneapolis since July TO- . greal
part at It going out ~ Hour oyel
the Minneapolis and st., Louis which
has enjoyed . rate advantage fol
about . month. This 10 more thar
twice the normal receipts Of whea
from that territory. ,, 80.
The battle for the six cent reduc'
ton on grain and grain products
from northwe stern points, yoluntar
lily offered BY the Minneapolis and
st. Louis and the 500, lire grew hot
ter today. A petition BY the Mon
tana railroad commission, which il
on it's way to the Interstate Commerce
Commissions, was made public urgini
effectiveness Of the Minneapolis an,
st. Louis rates. t's
North Dakota ysaAs 81
Another petition en- route Il
Washington today 10. the joint praye
Of the North Dakota fair freight rat
association, the Bismarck association
Of commerce, the chamber Of com
merce Of Mandan, the chamber o
commerce Of jamestown, the. lino,
chamber Of commerce and the com
mercial club of VALLEY City. all i'm
portant grain shipping points o
North Dakota.
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LEG BROKEN BY
FLEEING DRIVER.
Henry Williams Run. Down
While on Shopping Tour
For His Mother

City and county authorities arc on
the lookout for hit and run driver
who struck down Henry Williams
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Will
liams, as he was crossing the street
at Second avenue and Main street,
Saturday afternoon. breaking his
leg.
Hangs on to Bottle
WILLIAMS had been shopping for his
mother and was going east on the
crossing. He had only stepped about
two feet from the curb when the car
turning north in a wide swing off Of
Main street struck him down. The
driver continued on his way.
Though his leg was broken. young
Williams was found after the acci-
dent still holding on to an uninjurcd
bottle Of milk which he had been tax
| ing to his mother.
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Manddn .NeWs
GRAIN YIELDS;
SHOW UP WELL.
Crop Conditions in Western
North Dakota Are Bet.
ter Than Expected

Yields varying all the way from
seed back" to Is bushels TO- the
acre feature the threshing of wheat
this year in western North Dakota.
The grain is reported to be Of an
unusually high grade. all of it run
ming No. 1, dark northern. weighing
50 to G2 pounds to the bushcl.
Poorest Well Hesded
1t is indicated the crop prospects
are considerably improved over those
of few weeks back. Some yields
which were not thought worth the
cutting are running as high. as s
and bushels to the. acre, it is re-
ported. Even where the stems were
too short for cutting in the usual
way, it was found that the heads
were nicely filled out.iss ~. eeas
Farmers, who planted whoat on last
Years summer fallow, are said to
be harvesting from Is to rs bushels
to the acre regardless OF whether
the fields are in the poor districts
or not. r.
Recent rains have benefited the
corn crop tremendously and forage
is not expected to be near 50 scarce
as was anticipated. Pasturage has
been great" benefited by recent
rains. as we'll rs the corn.
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RECORD OF .HlRTHss

More than 1000 q. The children
born Ia North sDakota daring the
casendar year - xl026 we're. usbcr
into the world xitAsat ~ services
Of either 4 doctSf OR midwife. .rec-
ords ct ne state health department.
show, and m >4fYort now Is being
made to, reduce ne number.
OF he l4,376 sbirths during the
year 1854 weEes attended by doc.
tors, 97b bv midwives only and II
02o By pera0ns cher than doctors
ana !. inidwiNaa. HnSpstAh care was
given In ,0e7 cases.
Total deaths in the state during the
wear were 5.Ol2. aef this number
i.029 were infant deNkhs and 986 were
from communicable diseases. The
total naamhsr q accidental deaths
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nine GAMES
SCHEDULED
-
Bismarck High School Off
Gals Arrange Football Ac-
tivitieS For Fall

Nine football games will be played
by the Bismarck High school team
this year, the schedule announced
by high school officials shows. Dates
for the first three games against
the alumni. New Salem and Ashley
have not been determined
Other games scheduled are:
October jamestown at Bismarck
October 9-Fargo at Bismarck.
! October l6-Mnot at Minot.
October 23-Mandan at Mandan.
October 3O-Dickinson at Bismarck
November 6-Mandan at Bismarck
In accordance with decision OF
tho state high school athletic league
there will be no championship play.
off this year. II is possible. however
that IL there are two outstanding
teams in the state at the end of Tho
season game between them may bt
> arranged to decide the unOfficia
champiOnship.
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/ = SPORTS q
Big TEAMS in
LONG STRUGGLE
Yankees Maintain the Lead,
While Pirates Make Ter
rifle Rush

The last five weeks Of struggle in
the major baseball league have failed
to change the standing 20 any great
extent, and another seven weeks will
sec the end Of the season. The New
York Yankees are running far ahead
Of the field while the Pirates appear
10 have rounded into. the stretch with
terrific rush. three games ahead OF
the st. Louis Cardinals and four
ahead of Cincinnati. Beaten eight
straight times. the Brooklyn Dodgers
are being trampled in the wild dash
for the wire. the Giants having gal
loped over them to lock with the
Chicago Cubs in fourth place.
Pitcher Ably Supported
Pittsburgh dropped Brooklyn yes
terday, 9-3. Ray kremer,s style
pitching being ably supported by his
mates at the plate.
Cincinnati could gain no better
than an even break from Philadelphia,
losing the first to l, and winning
the second 10 10 ..
Kent Greenfield allowed the Cubs
only five hits and won for the Grants
to 3.
Larry Benton pitched the Boston
Braves third consecutive shut out,
SettlnH GOWN St. Louis Uo ". ne
granted only five safeties, two of
them doubles.
Babes 36th Homer
The Yankees resumed winning
stride along with Babe Ruth's Seth
home run of the year and defeated
Detroit 9-S.
iris Speaker did his best to keep
his Cleveland Indians in the race by
driving out il circuit blow with two
on in the fourth, Cleveland winning
from Washington eventually Z to 5.
AL Simmons also recorded round
trip smash which gave Philadelphia
"a +. to victory over Chicago.
Sixteen hits by the Boston Red Sox
gave Bryan Harris Z to s decision
over the Browns, Emory Rigney. Bos-
ton shortstop tripled for the winning
runs IN the 9Th.
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Bands May Play in
Concert Thursday

r.. r. Lutx, manager of the Man.
dan ban1, yesterday extended an in
vitation to the members of the Bis
marck band to hold another joint
rehearsal tonight in Mandan and
there is good prospect Of another
joint concert Thursday night in Man
dan. At that concert Ralph Law was
prevented last Friday night from
being present to give his solo num-
Der on account Of his wifc's illness.
Members of the Bismarck band had
their rehearsal last night. Mr.. Lutz
invitation to them to be present and
participate in the rehearsal at Man
dan tonight and the concert Thurs
day, was extended through A. S.
Erickson, of the Bank Of North Da-
kota.
The concert program last Friday
was big success, and it is the hope
Sof those who, arc arranging for an
other Of the joint concerts that they
will continue to draw satisfying
crowds. II sufficient interest Il
evinced it may be there will be still
another joint. concert program pre-
scntcd next week in Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-10
DEMPSEY PUTS
UP HIS CASE
Heavyweight Fighter Tell.
Boxing Court Situation as
i. -. to Wills Challenge

New York. Aug. iO.--R)-Jack
Dempsey. king Of the hesvywcights,
carried his case to the supreme court
OF boxing again today and a pugilis-
tic boil, irritatcd for four years,
.camc to head.
The records Of the case~0ne Of
the longest in ring his'ory-show
;. that IN three different occasions the
champion agreed to meet his negro
challenger, Harry Wills. But the
argument against him as he applied
today for license to- carry on his
trade in New York state appeared
to be that he had failed to accept
the Wills challenges.
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NOTICE no CnlalbaTOe(s

IN the matter Of the Insolvency of
the Farmers and Merchants State
bank. Driscoll. North Dakota.
Notice 10 hereby given by. the un-
dersigned.. L. n. Baird. Bismarck.
North Dakota. AZ Receiver Of the
Farmers and Merchants state Bank.
Drtscoll. North Dakota. 10 the credli-
tors Of. said insc1vent hank and to
az persons having claims, against
and file them with the necessary
vouchers. with the undersigned re-
within f0nr' months. after tho first
pp6lt ton OF this notice. III said
calm. are not 80 filed, they will be
6efffd from any participation IN any
dividends which, may be paid by the
Receiver from the assets Of said In
Dated. July 20, 1925.
l.. R: BAIRD,
Receiver.
First publication on\the 27th day
'S-27 9-S.lO-f1 g.
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TO REVISE TAX. RETURNS

Agreements whereby minneapolis
commission houses will revise their
income tax reports to conform to the
state laws were reached 1t confer
ences last week in Minnc TClis, State
Tax Commissioner T. H. H. Thoresen
said here today.
Thoresen sAid many commission
houses havine branches Or doing
business in North, DAKOTA will have
to revise their accounting systems
in order to comply with the state
law but that .sll promised to coop
crate. He expects compliance with
the law by OIL. commission firms to
result in several Thousand dotlers
added income for the state. An added
advantage will be uniformity Of re.
turns, lacking. when only . few COM
mission houses reported in accordance
with tlye pfovi1iens Of the Nerth Da-
k0ta law, ne saids 'iss >
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When trying for speed in back
stroke swimming it is best to use
the ovcrarm stroke.
This is accomplished by move
mcnts just the reverse Of the crawl
stroke when swimming face forward
The arms are brought upward from
the side as far forward as possible
and the stroke is made down the side
and as deeply as is natural
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Notice Is hereby given that by
Virtue Of "a Judgment and decree In
foreclosure rendered and given by
judicial District IN and for the
County OF Burlcigh and state OF
North Dakota. and entered and
docketGd In tho office q the Clerk
y said SIS cGSrt On ct ss ss aay S ~
Northern Trust Company. q CORPORA
ton, was plaintiff. and II. +. Wild
fang. AdthinlStralor OF the Estate
of Joyec Harding. deccsScd: Edward
H AH Nmsie u Schiller, Emily seis-
rest, Agnes Noser. Howard B. Case.
~ Adntihistrat0r OF the Estate OF
Mildred Smith. deceased. Sophia J.
NTH. KaMsr = s SlhS r ssnnn
Smith, G.. c. LoOmts, Clifford Loomis.
Lee %. LoOmls, Morris L0omis. Guy
LOomis, Vern L0Omiy and II. q.
Miles. aas guardian ad litem OF the
Loomis and Vern LOOMS. minors.
were defendants, In favor. of said
plaintiff and against the defendants,
for the sum OF One Thousand Ninety
s;x y boilers : and Eorty.eight cents
cree, among other things. directs the
sale by Hae Of the. real property
hereinafter described. to satisfy the
amount Of said Judgment. with in-
i
penses. of such SALE. or. SO much
thereof AZ the pr0ceedstof said sale
applicable thereto Will satisfy: and
by virtue 81 writ TO me issued out
lpf the office OF the clerk of. said
court. under the seal thereof. direct
Ing me to sell said real property.
pursuant to said Judgment and de-
/. Albln Hedstrom, sheriff>of Bur-
nne:s,., "nnS insSn w .aid s.n,,rt ~
make said sale will sell the here
tnafter described real property. to
| thp highest bidder for cash at public
auction e. the front door Of the
snarck, In the County Of Burleigh
and State Of North Dakota. on the
10th day Of August, 1926. at the hour
of two O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said Judgment and decree. with in
tcrest thereon. and the costs and ex-
fpenses Of such sale. or 30 much
thereof as the proceeds Of such sale
applicable thereto VII satisfy yy;.. The !;
pursuant to said judy ment. and de-
cree, and to said writ and to this
notice arc situated In the County
Of Burleigh and State Of North Da-
kota: and are described as follows.
south Half OF Southeast Quarter
g i:s Of 81 ~ southe sst, Qua rtc or
tSW LAD and Lot number Four 90.
!: in section Thirty (3O). I'M Township
One Hundred Forty t14O North.
Range Seventy six (76) West of the
4 Fifth Principal Meridian. containing
one hundred sixty acres OF land more
!. or less according to the United
States Government Survey thereof.
Dated July 18th, 1895. .
ALBIN HEDSTROM.
Sheriff OF Burleigh County.
North Dakota.
Pierce. Tenneson. cuplcr &
Stalnbaugh.
i Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fargo, North Dakota.
l7-27N S-3-l0-17-24
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STATE BRIEFS
YOUTH DRAGGED TO DEATH

Hebron-Helmut Herring, nine-year
-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Herring, living 10 miles south Of
here, was killed last Monday when
he was dragged BY horse. The boy
was tending cattle when he fell from
the horse. His foot caught III the
stirrup and he was unable to free
himself. Funeral services were held
at New Leipzig, Rev. zahl officiating.
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Pierce. TenneSOn. Cuplcr 1
Stasnbaugh.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fargo, North Dakota.
TT -3.lO-l7.24


HI tie M6ttcr VI tuc El0lAl0 VI W.
~. Bentley, Deceased.
By an agreement Of the Heirs and
Widow Of NJ. N. Bentley. Deceased.
In the County OF Burleixh and State
Of North Dakota, and BY virtue, Of =
bill Of sale on all personal property
and quit claim deed on all real prop
erty belonging to the said late ~.
n. bentley. given by the heirs of NJ
n. Bentley, Deceased. Tin the absence
VI q wilf) to the undersigned widow
Of the said late NJ. N. bentley. and
the said bill Of sale and quit claim
deed now duly on record In the
office Of the Register Of Deeds In
the County OF Burleigh and state of
Now Therefore. !, the undersig ned.
the Aforesaid n: n. Bentley. Deceas-
ed, hereby give notice that i will pay
nil claims and bills against the
aforesaid n. y. Bentley. Deceased.
II presented with proof Ia. me, tho
undersigned. residing In 0lenview
To tnshfp, pOstoffice address. Bald
win. In the County Of Bur1eigI and
state OF North Dakota. II presented
to me within (6) six months frO;l
the date or the first notice.
Dated this :6th day Of July. A. y.
(Signed, Albcrtina Meyer Bentley.
Widow Of NJ. n. BcMtlcy,. bet oased.
7-27 selV.l0.l7
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deli mannscripts. famous works Of
Robert Burns, were formally handed
over to the trustees Of the Scottish
National library recently. 1t will be
Of interest to know that Burns. one
of literaturc's best known poets. WAS
at one time Poet Laureate of Free
masonry. He was interested in Mason
nv and was Deputy Master Of st.
James lodge from 17S4 to 1888. He
was born January 25, 1883, near Ayr,
Scotland. and died here July, 81. 1896
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~. "a, ys4ssr NVI1E6
Bids viii be received. for remodel
ing school house No. 2, In. White
SCHOOL District No. ". Work TO Be
completed by first Monday ii Sep
tember.. Contract let to lowest re-
sponsible bidder. Board he's right to
reject any or all bids, Specifications
can be seen 1T clerks office. Bids to
be opened Aug. -, 1874, At CLERKS
office ct $3.50 p. m. 4.
Mrs. r. n. Gosney,
Clerk Of White School Dist.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
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THEY'RE always laughing but jolly julia the
ton belle Wild West and Great Far East side
shows which will be in Bismarck Saturday August H. laughs
everything She's bit sensitive
julia they asked with Jeane the high hat
elephant Julia laughed and gunted ot good
bigger than elephant However since Julia has become one Of
learned fortune and the bigger she looks the bigger
one ton truck though sitting roller skate
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DROWN IN AllsSOlfRl

drowned last Saturday afternoon
when swimming in the Missouri river
at Sanish park, just south OF the
ferry landing. A group Of children.
who were With her, could. do nothing
to save the drowning woman when
they heard her cries. 1t is believed
that she encountered a step-0ff. The
body has not been recovered, The
woman, prominent in social and club
activities here. is survived by her
husband and three children.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Games Today
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh ut. Brooklyn.
Cincinnati At Philadelphia.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games To-day
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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At first the arms will reach out al
most at right angles with the body.
but with practise more power can be
developed by striking them deeper
into the water.
The body is given slight roll to-
ward each stroke. but the face is
out Of the water at all times. and the
breathing is the same as for all
strokes.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service Inc.)
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha B; Oklahoma City 0.
Denver 8; Wichita 4.
Des Moincs L; st. Joseph II.
Lincoln II; .Tulsl 1.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Investigation proves reports Of
mutiny and rebellion in soviet Rus
STA to be unfounded.
President Coolidge appoints VIM.
r. McCracken, Jr., Chicago lawyer. %
assistant secretary Of commerce in
charge of aviation.
Daughter-in -law of the late r. w.
Scripps opens legal fight in Ohio
against his estate for SO, ,334. in-
volving the 32 Scripps newspapers
aud press services.
Interstate Commerce Commission
IN Washington rules that present
charges Of the Pullman company for
sleeping and parlor car accommodate
tions are not unreasonable.
Alabama. Ohio, Nebraska and
Arkansas primary campaigns come to
quiet close. a..
British scientists at Oxford con-
slider danger 01s The wUrlds popula-
tion growing beyond feeds resources.
/ Paris--Ihe ltxpvble ON the Bulgar.
| ian JugO Slavi6n frontier is entirely
the work Of bandits. who ore seeking
| booty rather tKan p6litieaf con,pli.
cations, says dispatches from diplo.
matte agents ia both countries. Thl
situation is far from alarming, &C
cordiig' to these reports
10. sAAtelssss ili.na ..Bor.1 4 ,Bill'
| WILSON; 20. atj 81 1snly At hi hi