davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
RUSSIA TIENE 3.0M0,0 900 DE
HOMBRES DE RESERVA
PARA L~ANZARIOS CON
IRA los ES-
TIE INVIERNO

Leaders,, Nov, 2. (ONA)-Sc
Supo hoy que Russia tiene 5000,
90 de hcmbreS en- reserva para
lanzarOs contra los AlemaneS
duranta las pr6XimaS campanaS
de lnvierno.
Los informes de la Union So
vietica indican que tadavia nc
sc ha empleado contra Hitler
tcdo Ell poder de las tropas Ru.
Sas.
De los 5000, 900 de hombres
bajo las armaS que habian "a
principle del Verano, Ell Alto
Mando SOvietico durante suS
campaias de Verano, ha usadC
NADIA mas que aproximadamente
5000, 900.
Ell Ejercito Rojo adoptara tao
ticas que no permitiran deScan-
Sar a las trapaS Alemanas de
sus costosas campanas de Vera
no.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
UN SALVAJE LIE Trio AL
PADRE Y MATO A LA HIJA

Davenport, Fla, Noviembre
g.. Tn asesino dispar6 aver
con la intenci6n de matar al
campesino Ambers Matthews
Y la bala mat6 a la hija de Am
ber., una muchacha de Is a
nos, Gala Mae Matthews.
Los diputados del sheriff a.
r%restaron a un individuo que
habia sostenido una violenta
discussion con ell padre de la
victima, horas antes del he
cho.
Ell cobarde hizo ell disparo
en- la obscuridad y a traves de
una puerta-
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

La Mesa Redonda de Tampa
di6 una ''pitada" cuando tom6
Ell acuerdo, como 81 jugaSe a la
politica, de ofrecer su apoyo a
Mr.. Rosenthal, ell alcalde inte-
rino.
va la campana de ''purifica-
ci6n" Sc realizaba, cuando Vic
tor, ayudado por un diario que
anora ell gobierno por comisi6n
O gobierno "antidemderatico"
de un grupito, abri6 las baterias
v dijo en- tono "draconiano" que
sc proponia extirpar la proStitu-
ci6n, ell juego, etc, etc, etc.. Pu
Iblicidad Y NADIA mas.
Cuando la Mesa Redonda de
Ybor, Ia Camara de Concrete
de Ybor City Y este peri6dico ba
rrieron la prostitution traida a
Ybor City, iniquidad consentida
so amos a pesar de las estriden-
cias "civicaS" que en- muchos ca
SOS anteceden a las campahas pc
liticas, la Mesa Redonda de Tam
pa no Sc do por ~enterada Y tam
POGO Sc dieron por enterados al
gunos senores concejales, entire
ellos ell presidente del ayunta-
miento
Hubo sus prOtestas contra la
Mesa y la Camara yborcitenas,
por parte de individuos que no
viene ell case mencionar, pero la
'limpieza' Sc hizo.
iY precisamente cuando la
prostitution ha disminuido CO.
mo en- ninguna otra epoca de la
historic de Tampa, Salen las
'tonterias" de la "interinidad"
secundadas por grupos que cree
mos anhelan quitarle su repre-
sentaci6n a la colonia latina.
Ell civismo de veras no debe
ser confundido con los "pujos"
de moralidad de individuos y
grupitos mas o menos mezclados
con la politica.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Londres, Nov. 2 Continda
discuti6ndose aqui eli prob,ema
de los altos jornales y sueldos.
Una peligrosa carrara para
ganar mas Sc efectGa entire los
Cbreros de diferentes Industries
y produce un sentimiento de des
agrado entire ellos y las fuerzas
armadas.
Sir Herbert Williams mostro
la scmana pasada que los obre-
ros obticnen el equivalence de o
cho dias de paga por cinco dias
de trabajo.
Los aumentos en- las princi-
pales industries, comparados
con enero de este aho, llegan a
I'm 46%. Esto es el resultado de
mas largas jorradas e irregula-
ridad en- ell empleo. Durante ell
mismo periodic de tempo el cos
TO de la vida aument6 en- un
29%.
La demanda de dinero muy
pocas veces Sc hace para aumen-
tar d poder de cOmpra-
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Moscu, Nov. 2.-Durante la
noche ell ejercito roj0 comba-
ti5 fieramente para defender
.todos los lugares cercanos al
canine militar que cruza
las montanag del Caucaso, lue
go de una retirada, aver, en- ell
area de Nalchik. Informa ell
communicate del medic dia que
los alemanes fueron repelidos
en- varios sitios del frente de
Stalingrado.
Sobre la critica situaci6n en-
ell distrito de Nalchik, ell comu
nicado dice: Nuestras tropas
sostuvieron, a la defensive,
varios encuentros con ell "ene-
migo." La artilleria roja demo
lilo A tanques, cinco cahOnes y
IL camionetas.
Ell mando nazi psrece con-
centrar ahora sus fuerzas jun
to a las montanas de lCauca-
so. La acci6n en- Stalingrado
Sc limita actualmente a comba
ties de posiciones.
Durante la noche, los rusos
avanzaron hacia las posiciones
en- la arruinada ciudad y lie
rrebataron al enemigo varios
edificios. Una columna de
guardias del Soviet mat6 a
$50 alemanes. Los defensores
de la poblaci6n siguen dando
pruebas de coraje y capacidad
inventiva.
AL noroeste de la ciudad,
los exploradores rojos llega-
ron a las lineas nazis, penetra
ron en- elias y mataron a una
compahia de infanteria. Seis
"cajas de pildoras," tres trim
cheras profundas, un canon y
cinco ametralladoras, perdi6
ell enemigo.
Mas de 800 teutones perecie
ron en- una batalla al nordeste
de Tuapse, puerto del Mar Ne
gro, pero no Sc menciona ell re-
sultado definitivo de la opera
ci6n.
Todas las actividades alema
mas en- Mozdok, parte central
del Caucaso y en- direction de
los pozos petroleros de GroZ-
ny, estan paralizadas.
%Pravda" caleula que los ma
zis tuvieron 10000 muertos y
heridos, en- ell mes de septiem-
bre, en- ell area de Mozdok. Las
bajas del enemigo en- octubre
fueron todavia mayores.
Habian predicho los nazis
que GrOxny sStarta en- su po-
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Vote manana por las 9 en-
mienjas constituencies aproba
das en- las sesiones de la legis,a-
tura de 1871; pero coloque en-
primer lugar la de la gasolina.
Nuestro gobernadOr, Specs
ard L. Holland, que no es respon
sable por los desaciertos politi-
cos de algunos de sus amigos,
estima que e. Estado Sc benefit
clara grandemente con la en-
mienda sobre el impuesto a la
gasolina.
ST laermienda IS ratificada,
dos centavOs del presente i'm
puesto sobre la ~gasolina Sc des-
tinaran al page de los bonos de
caminos Y puentes bajo un plan
de so ahcs, con r5ditos de poca
monta; Sc crearan los medios
para ~costear, adecuadamente,
las futuras necesidades de las
carreteras.
Esta enmienda, a juicio de las
personas que saben analizar, e
ouivale a una rebaja en- las con-
tribucioes.
Deposite mahana su vote, ciu-
dadano o ciudadana, y haga no
nor a un deracho que no existe
en- los paises totalitarios.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

jCual es ell deber de la mayo
ria cuando una minoria Sc dedi.
ca amentir, exagerar, calumniaI
mortificar?.
Ell deber De la mayorfa es a.
pagan los ''fuegos" de los "bro.
mistas" por medic de la verdad,
exponi6ndola, uno y Otro dfa, e.
nergicamente; el deber de la ma
yorfa es investigar, escudrihar,
buscar ell origen de las falseda-
des...
Existe en- Boston, segun he
mos leido, una "clinica" para
los rumores que Sc hacen circu-
lar sobre la guerra.
Neca itamos en- Tampa, Y noso-
tros eStamos inclinados a crear-
Ia, una "clinica" para los ru-
mores que con deplorable fire.
cuencia Sc hacen circular.
Los que esparcen rumores al
gunas wees son bromistas, o.
tras miembros de la Quinta Co
Y en- ocasiones elementos
al servicio de fines desalenta-
dores Y dsmoralizantes.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
TOTO AJABA DE T. o,
TRIO MINISTERIO

Londres, Noviembre 2.-Ka-
quo Aoki, amigo y partidario de-
primer ministro nippon general
Tojo, fue nombrado aver minis
tro de la Mas Grande Asia de.
Este. Presto ell juramento de 81
cargo en- presencia del empera-
dor.
Palabras pronunciadas por 81
nueyo ministro revelan que o. e
jercito japones Sc propone DOM
mar las relaciones econ6micas
politicas e industriales del nue.
vo imperio.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Desencanto de Vic. "Pitada". Enmiendas.
-Testigos de Jehovah.-El impuesto de la Vic.
toria. - Rumores.....

Lego el alcalde en- propiedad,
Sr. Chancey, y, como nosotros
habiamcs pronosticado, hizo ami
cos parte de la Tabor mete-rui-
do" del alcalde INFERNO, su Ex-
celencia DR.. Victor iRosenthall
presidente del muy ilustre ayun-
tamiento de la ciudad de los "pu
ros", impuros" y "puritanilos"
Victor aprendera ahora a CO.
nocer, 81 no estamos equivoca-
dos, 81 valor de la delicadeZa en-
ia relaci6n politica.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Ell Tax de Ia Victoria, que en-
tiara en- vigor ell dia lode enero,
cOstara a cada obrero, profesio-
nal, etc, ell $50 del sueldo que de-
venga, ya sea semanal, ounce
nal o mensual.
Ell fabicante de tabacos, CO.
mo Cd comerciante, etc, cobrara
ell impuesto y entregaran ell di-
nero al Tic Samuel.
De modo que al obrero torce-
dor Sc le hizo TN aumentoLde
71A% que por obra del nevo i'm
puesto quedara convertible en- un
21296.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Sc ESTRELLO UN BOMBAR.
DERO DE MACDILL

I'm bombardero de la base
MacDill,, con Seis militares a
su bordo, Sc estrell6 aver por
la mahana, pereciendo todos
us tripulantes.
Regresaba el aparato de un
vuelo de rutina, cuando s1bita
mente Sc eStrell6.
Los nombreS de las victimas
seran dados a conocer dentro
de pocoS dias.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

En- algunoS lugares de la ma
ci6n Sc dice que en- los Testigos
Sc han refugiado muohos parti-
darios del Eje Y particulrmen-
tie de Alemania...
No sabemos 81 tai Affirmation
esta Sustentada por los hechos
pero 81 sabemos que los Tstigos
de Tampa favorecian la caua de
Ia RepGbaica ESpanOla... y la Re-
pGblica era acometida por Fran
co, sus protectores de Berlin,
Roma Y Ciudad Vaticano.
~ conste cue nos parecen ne
clos oiertos 'resabios" de los
nESTIGOS sCbre saludar la ban
dera y servir a la patria!
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Oficina8 sin domicHio

Lacarestia de viViendas que
existia en- Alemania va antes de
Ia guerra ha llegado a ser catas-
tr6fica desde los raids aereos.
Para aliviar algo la situa:i6n,
Goering ha ordenado que las ca
sas habitab!es Y de ~in4uilinos
no sean usadas como cficinas.
No Sc concederan exc0pciones,
aun cuando Sc ~pretenda com
prar toda uan finca para la ms
talaei6n de- IN negocio>
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Los nazis fueron repeLdos en-
vaios sectores de Stalingradc
Mataron a $50 nazis los Guardias Sovieticos
Murieron 10000 alemanes en- ell area de Mozdok

der para ell dia "a de agotso, la
fecha EN- que sus tropas llega-
ron a Stalingradgo.
Tenian senalada la captura
de Bakuo, no realizada aun,
para ell dia Is de s%eptiembre.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
UN SOLDADO MATO A OTRC
Y Sc SUICIDE

Boston, Nov. Eel soldado
william II. Jones, de Silver
Point, Tenn, mat6 al soldado
Kermit Z. Petit, de Vanore Ten
nessee, y despu6s Sc suicide. DID
la noticia el coronel John ]. Do
|n0van>
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
REGRESO FL S~ECRETARIC


New York, Nov. 2.-Abordo
de una avi6n Clipper" trasat-
lantico arrib6 aver q ~secretario
de Hacienda Morgenthau. Trajo
81 aparato 80 pasajeros.
lie do la bienvenida en- el puer-
to el administrator de la adua-
ma neoyorquina, Harry NJ. Dur
ming.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

mones sin tener licencia... y 81
ser molestados por Ia policia.
Esa ordenanza contra los Tes
tigos de Jehovah, con los que no
comulgamos, es antidemocrati-
ca.
Pero la recommendation, segdn
tenemos entendido, pastores de
otras religioes 0 sectas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Con ell mayor gusto c0ngratu-
lamos ell nuevo cuerpo executive
del Colegio M6dico Latino.
Hcmbres cultos Y sensibles
los e~lectos, V natives de Cuba, la
terra preciosa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

EN- ~INGLATERRA SE DIS
CUTE Ell PROBLEMA DE
Los ALTOS SUELDOS Y
JORNALES
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

Arrestaron a seis personas,
miembros de la secta Testigos
de Jehovah, porque d%is.ribuian'
sin tener licencia para clio, lite
ratura religiosa..
Las demas religiOnes y sectas
roDarten su propaganda y ser
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
La escuadra americana DONNA
las aguas de Guadalcanal
Alcanzaron los torpedos y las bombas a
sietc buques ~nipones

ashington, Nov. q La razado de la slase del Kongo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

and also quite often we find
thin people who, despite their
habitus. are quite incorporate,
but who do not develop spiders.
In some persons a ring OF
small dilated veins develops
under the skin at about the level
Of the rib margin and encircles
the body in the form Of a belt
or girdle.
These are usually regarded
as ominous signs by the patients,
and indeed. textbooks on medi-
cine referred 10 them as
sign Of liver or heart disease,
preferably cirrhosis OF the liver.
Two physicians, however, de-
cided 10 test this out and they
finally had a collection Of $50
patients. all Of whom had
acquired this belt of little veins
beneath the skin.
They were not especially
associated with liver disease. or
indeed with any internal disease
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

"Okay." Gus answered me-
chanically. and as mechanically
gave Bill the direction l had
given him. Then he turned 10
me inquiringiy
Elm the first place, Gus" /
said. II must not he seen at
that store In Warren, nor must
any OF you speak OF me. You
must make the Storekeeper be-
lieve that for your own reasons
you wish 10 find Professor Dis
we'll"
professor" Gus began. and
stopped.
I'll tell you about him pres
emily" / said. "Now II you have
any difficulty with the store
keeper. show him your federal
badge, pledge him TO secrecy,
and then get your information
"On second thought" / said,
"you would better show him
your badge In the beginning.
Tell him." l went on, that
your chief wishes certain infor-
nation which only the old pro-
fessor can give him, but that
your visit to him must he kept
secret; that he must mention
it to nobody.
Empress that on him. and"
Il hesitated, then went on
firmly-"you would better tell
him that another armOred car
which you suspect, but do not
know, has passengers. who are
enemies of the government, Will
probably stop at the store and
inquire for Professor Diswell.
They will also ask about us.
Tell him TO profess ignorance
Of Professor Diswell's where
abouts, or better still. send them
In an opposite direction"
I told myself. when he had fir
ished his almost parrot-like repe
tition. that in Gus good memor
was added 10 his other valuabl
qualities.
Good work." I commended
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

I HAD breath for but one
word in answer 10 the drivers as
surance, so swift was the sweep
Of the big arnored car around the
shores OF the beautiful mountain
lake which he had told us was
called Waramaug.
splendid" I CALCULATED. and
then summoned my faculties for
the instructions which ! knew
must be given 10 Gus before we
reached Warren.
ASK him, Gus" ! said, "if
there Is any place In Warren
where we can inquire about
Thunder Mountain"
YES" he said. there's n gen
eral store and gas station, and
the man that keeps IL knows
everybody for twenty-five miles
around"
Tell him 10 stop there"
told Gus. land then listen care
fully while l tell you what must
be done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
DINNER

One cup hot tomato juice
(vitamin CSC calories) / lean
broiled cube steak $50 calories) f;
s stalks asparagus Us calories) /;
2 tsblespoonfuls snow pudding
Us calories).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
H E N r Y

among gentlemen and ladies
who like TO gather about the
flowing bowl. but this is moro
due 10 the type Of bodily build
of such people than to the con-
sumption OF the contents of
the bowl itself.
The thin. long. linear type Of
person with the dropped stomach
and not too good an appetite or
digestion is not the type of per-
son who becomes a problem
around the flowing bowl
But the wide. lateral, florid
type with perfect emptying rate
Of the stomach Is.
Also il seems this is the bodily
habitus which develops the vas
cular spiders.
WE CAN prove this because
w occasionally we find man
Of full habituS who does not
favor the flowing bowl and who
still has the vascular spiders;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

A. and B.: Is sodium bisul-
phate a poison? A says that
sodium bisulphate Is a harmful
poison; B says that IL Is not.
Which IL right. A or b
Answer: Sodium bisulphate Is
an acid salt and In a concen-
trated water solution would
have the effect Of a strong acid
and would probably corrode the
gullet and stomach 1t Is not
used In medicine. You may be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Of heart, lungs, high blood pres
sure or what have you.
THE doctors concluded then
Il that they are of no signiIi-
canoe. They are likely TO come
up in those of full habitus. and
especially to increase with age.
They are nothing more than
sign that you are getting
older.
There is something especially
terrifying about anything that
throws a girdle around the body.
An old superstition states
that If shingles appears on both
sides Of the trunk and meets in
the middle, IL means death.
Any doctor with a good
modicum of experience could
tell Of several episodes where
the shingles did meet In the
center without a fatal result,
but still the old belief lives on.
I find that the appearance OF
these dilated veins on the alb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Pitfalls Of owe . By Adele Garrison

when he had finished. Now, one
last instruction.
There may be danger II we
meet the occupants of that
other armOred ear down at the
professors house. You would
better tell that storekeeper that
II we come back past his store
without stopping. but with the
driver sounding his horn and
YOU and Bill waving wildly from
the windows, he Is TO call the
state police and have them fol-
low along whichever road we
turn into"
Gus nodded his head in agree
ment.
II think your father would
say 'okay' TO that" he said,
Though he usually wants to
keep away from cops II he can.
But this would be different"
"Yes, II would" l said. "Now
I will tell you about Professor
Diswell. He IL very old man
who lives along except for a
servant. 1 used TO know him
well, and ! am sure that he will
talk to me. will try to get
through with the conversation
a. fast a. I can, and we have
already arranged what you and
I are TO do II there II danger.
Now want TO be sure that no
body sees me from now until we
get 10 Professor DisweIl's home.
would better lie down again,
! suppose"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

dornen or chest is a cause Of a
good deal of fright and sppre-
hension.
II looks like the outward and
visible sign of some inward
upheaval.
l am, therefore, happy to re-
port the observation OF the tue
doctors as given above. and TO
that extent give assurances that
these fears are unfounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
lENTEN REDUCING DIET
Wednesday-70O calories
BREAKFAST

Three stewed prunes - no
sugar (roughage-t75 calories);
l cup coffee-no cream or
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

chest and abdomen are usually
ascribed 10 an over friendliness
with the bottle.
Called vascular spiders by
the pathologist, in popular par
lance they receive the unhatter-
ing designation of "drunkard's
cheek.
This is not entirely fair be-
cause nobody knows exactly
what causes them.
They are, IL is true, found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Farmer Giles and the Weed
Nymph. A Delightful Page In
Full Color by the Distinguished
Artist Alastair X. Macdonald.
Who Sketches In HIS InImitable
Way an Episode In the Merrie
England Of Long Ago, When
Elves and Pixies Aboun1ed.
Don't Miss It In The American
Weekly, With Next Sundays
Issue of The Detroit Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
THEN WIN A MlSLirY Sue6E. TOPPLES oNUr
By Carl Anderson
By Zane Grey

thinking Of sodium sulphate,
which Is Glauber's salt, a saline
cathartic.
d. r.: Please tell me whether
the following are fattening or
not: turkey. peanuts. whole
wheat bread, hamburger. and
boiled eggs.---
Answer: Everything you men,
ton is concentrated and there
fore on the fattening side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
LUNCH

Two tatlespoonfuls crabmeat
on lettuce-use mineral oil 10
make mayonnaise tl75 calories);
! slice toast or 2 soda crackers
Us calories): l cup tea-no
cream or sugar.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-14

The girdle the American woman has
been asked to discard into the scrap
rubber heaps supports the feminine
body at its weak points and encourages
physical work by preventing fatigue"
the magazine adds.
Marion Dixon, author of the article,
absolves women of any charges Of I'M
patriotism for swapping corset count
ers in panic when a shortage of girdles
threatened.
''The women were right he ex-
plains. 1.-THE human body is not de-
signed to stand and walk upright The
vital organs, it is true, are sheathed
with muscular straps which in youth
are firm and strong and if the general
posture is erect, hold the abdomen in
q flat line"
But, says Dixon, "the spine grows
tired of supporting in an erect position
the body that was intended to go on
all fours. Unless something is done
about it, the spine gradually sways for
ward and the abdomen protrudes in a
compromising curve"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-14
Man Making Study
of Missouri RiUer
Is Montana Visitor

An Omahan who has made a study
Of the Missouri river his hobby for
- years was a Great Fails visitor re-
Gently.
He was Roy Tovl, consulting engi-
neer and commissioner of the Omaha
park system. Accompanying him was
D. s. Meinzinger. superintendent oi
the Omaha park department.
On this. his first trip to Montana,
FOWL was making a study Of the Ms
souri, river watershed in connection
with behavior studies of the Missouri
and Mississippi systems Being studied
and charted by Towl are records of
flow, channel changes and other fac
tors to determine how these affect
utilization Of the lower river waters
for reclamation and navigation and as
an aid in determining flood control
possibilities.
He said his studies have shown that
the huge Fort Peck dam will have q
much greater influence than is gen.
orally realized in stabilizing the flow
of both the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers, and insuring maintenance Of
constant six-foot channel in the
present navigable area.
He said many are misinformed con-
corning the slope of the Missouri in
its higher reaches, pointing out that
the rate of fall from Williston to
Sioux City is almost exactly the same
as the slope from Kansas City to st.
Louis. The slope, ne said, averages
uniformly foot TO the mile.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-14
Restrictions Placed
Upon FOreign Silver

The War Production board has re-
stricted civilian uses of foreign silver
and prohibited its use after Oct. l,
in silverware, jewelry and various other
items except to fill orders carrying
high priority ratings.
Silver. WPB declared, has become an
essential war metal, replacing both tin
and copper for variety of purposes.
Domestic silver, which is purchased
by the treasury as monetary metal, is
not affected except that metal pro-
duced before July l, 1899. and second
airy metal produced since then and
sold by the professor are included In
the classification of foreign silver"
The order does not prohibit purchase
of domestic silver by private users.