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RECORD i a In Post Fraud Cases Helps Tracewell To Retain His Present Position. Labor leaders failed at the, White "House. First State Dinner 5iven Since Inauguration Was Attended By Speaker Can- Don and Many Senators WithJTheir Wives Capital News. IIL M.MKI TU TBS SfQtlSIB. aaMngton.

It. C. March i. Senator Jan.et.A. Ilemanwsy.

rf Indiana, Is author. f'r the ttatenient that Ilobert J. Trace. wail Comptroller of the Treasury for nearly eirfht will he reappointed for an-itlirr t.rtn. "Mr Tracewell la an Indiana halls from the Third Congretslon- nitrlrl.

formerly represented by Mr I'll' formerly raprsa.nted by a I llaiueriavav. 7 whom lie liu often assisted in lua rainpslgnt. The new Senator's einent wlll.rell.v. ho anxiety of the Comptroller iiniPaoiiie of his friends, who ar siim.wturrjhpprelietislve lett he would retired. Kor a long time Mr.

Tracewell waa-under mrluut lire In connection with li examinations hlmaelf and his ex parte of the acci-unis ofrvsrlnua official! of tha I'miiiftVe liepsrllrnenl who were i hsrgeiL lili Irri-giiliiriUfs and frauds. But his friamla auo'veiied In convincing tha l'riilent that lie liiir acted with wisdom ml houesiy and sras not a party to any a eieiiie. inillili Hl or otherwise, to shield a peraon, high pr low, from punlahment The iTeaiitent took tlie rase up with Secre tary Shaw mnl others and found In all of them aiamh friends of both the personal mid i.nvtul honor end Integrity of the Comptroller. The repretentatlont at the time were ao ironic that he did not take any anion hostile to Mr. Tracewell Another Indiana man whose tenure of of.

fl.e hat bean in iloulit is William L. Pen n.l.l, HolKlior of Hie mate liepartment, an. I re.ent ifinnldate for the Republican nomlniitlon for Oovernor iif his state. In Miilermood Hint he. tiio, will not De ais- tin lied, lit leant not lor some time to come, He hat Inilneiiiinl friend who have talked over Ills raf ith the I'reeldent and they have found Unit lliere Is nolhing against iilin at the 8tte Department or the Whit lloiiaa.

Klrkman Can't Resign. Heoretary Taft derlmed to-day to accept the resignation of 'aptuln Oeorge W. Kirk man. Twenty-fifth Infantry, now under trliif in' t'oiirl-marlliil at -Ft. Niobrara, Neiv, on K-liiirK'a of scandalous Conduct The Court has taken a recess until May 10 to await tho arrival of certain evidence (mm the l'hlllppinea.

Additional rhargea of a nrrioii charuoter havebeen recently tiled, at the department against Captain Klrkmnn. ami theue will be referred to the in t'miri for consideration In connection suit ttie original I. w.ia atniiiKly intimated by Secretary ft to-day tuptain Klrkman's mis- ilee.N were of tojj serious a character to jimttfy lila rsrupe from any punishment ti.itever. us fjould tw the result of the epiiiiice ti.s resignation, and he said it had therefor, been decided to'presa the iiitiiKis lum, with a view. In case ins loiivit-iloii.

to tbe Infliction of pun-Teluin rii I'liiiimenaiirate with his alleged of-fmaea Lieutenant Mohn's Com. The record of the ense of Second I.leu-ti tiatil J. Muhn. Fourth Cavalry, li.it ImtIi ri'i-elveil at the Wnr Department, and in lielng reviewed by Judge Advocate ii neral IVivIa prior to Ha submission tn the f'rraldont f'r flnnl action. Ueutenant Mohn recently tried tiy Court-martini at St.

Lout on various charges resulting from his allegations to President Roosevelt that certain officers had conaplred to force him tiom lie army, snd thu.t It was impossible for lilni to ol.i.iln Justice In the Department the Missouri, to which he Is attached. Tn 'ofllcer declined to mke any defense I ne chin ges against him bemuse of the refusal of tha Court to permit him to wltnesaes from Rome. Italy. and other distant iKiints oultdde of Missouri, unien he would stale what he expected to fr. iv I hem.

Ueutenant Mohn refused to do that, and sa.u thai, he roulb not have all the witnesses he desired, he would not call any "of them. The tltnllnga and aentence of the Court a hi not made public until the President has acted, on the case. The Court waa videred by fiie President, and therefore tlu report goes to him regardless of the remit of the triul. Ordinarily Court-msrtlal caves are not referred to the President for action unless they Involve the dismissal of tli. accused.

Labor Men Presented. Representative Dnwes. of Ohio, a brother of Charles Dawes, former Comptroller of tha Currency, and William G- Edens. of Illinois, presented to tii. President to-day a laxly of labor representatives.

They Included Frank Buchanun, head of the In ternational Asaoclatlon of Bridge and Workers, thjejjtan who put 8am I'arks out or the organisation: Robert A. General Secretary of the International Colon of Biaam Engineers; William J. encer. of Dayton. Ohio, General Secretary of tha Structurnl Building Trades Alliance; William D.

Huber. of lndlsnapo- lla, Ueneral President of th. Cnlted Broth- C. P. Hughes, of D.

Soto. r.Dre- sentlng the Brotherhood of Trammen; F. J. Mc.Nulty, Grand Pry.ld.nt of tho Int.r-rtMlonsl Brotherhood Electrical Work-tia; Jarae. ii.

Hannahan, of Chicago, bual- i taa agent of ths Hdlsting and Portable Krigineers, and J. B. Bruner. of Cincinnati. Pr.aldeiit of tho International Union oT biaam Engineers.

Thes. representatives sf Important labor belles have be.n holding a meeting to try trio hrlng about a better understanding be tween, the building trades snd maater builders, and aasure capitalists wishing to In buildings that fhay can depend upon the labor men engaged to carry out their contracts to tho letter. Seeking- a Pardon. Captain T. M.

Brannon. former maatar at the Ohio Penitentiary, la In Washington, seeking a pardon for T. E. tstmoreland. who waa confined for man Their Pint Dlnnsr.

Mrs. Overman. Senator and 'tin. THrfc Representative ami Mr. Payne and Miss Kooeevtlt, Brltf Vots.

Secretary Taft visited by the original RooMV.lt Club of St. Paul, to-day. and Hn la ovation. 11. waa Ukawlao pra- with a medal The application of tbe Beattyvflle Bank.

of Bcsttyvllle, to convert tho bank Into tho National Bank of Beattyvlll. wltb a capital of baa been approved. Treasury receipts to-day wets lireyi. 4.1T 06; espanditures tl.Mn.onu: onrnliia. iO.VJ for lb month.

deficit for lb fiscal year. i.AjO.07S. Pr.atd.nt and Mrs. Roosevelt took lunch- on with lb. President a alstcr.

Mrs. W. S. cowies, at b.r rniilrno bare. To meet ih.m w.ra invited Sir Charls Wyndham and auben Fsrqubar.

English actors. SOME HINTS I Toward Reform Diplomatic ftorriea Bjf Pormer Ambassador White. Washington. Mareb Andrew Whit. formar Anwrlnn Mlnlater to livered a lecture here to-day under the auaplces of th Smithsonian Inatltutinn on tho subject of the Diplomatic Service of the United States, with some hints toward Ha reform.

Mr. While presented a car fully prepared plan, the main features of rhlch were? First, that while about one half of the Amhassndors should he appoint. ed aa now from cltlsens distinguished for services at home, without reference to previous experience In the diplomatic aery Ice, at least one half should be advanced by promotion from lower ranks In the serv Ice. Mr. White advocated the appointment of young men from the various departments at Washington as attaches to be distributed among the capitals of the world.

FULL COUESE To tha Thirty-Second Da fret in Mason ry To Bo Taken By Fairbanks. Indianapolis. March Pretl dent Falrbsnks will come to Indianapolis tha latter part of this month to take In. ervenlng degrees In Masonry between the blue lodge and the thirty-second degree. The spring convocation will be held for hrce days, beginning March 21.

Vice President Fairbanks was Initiated Into the. Masonic order on December 27. CASH Taken To Buy Stocks Clark -A venue Savings Bank. Charles H. Belirend.

who was Secre tary-Treasurer and Cashier of the bank uritll January 14 when the stockholders elected new officers, admits that he was then overdrawn, He has made good more than that amount. Uehrend says his account has been overdrawn "off and on" for two years. ri waa in the rear room of the bank when the President, Alex. J. McCrea.

came In," Behrend said to-day. "I told him then that my account was overdrawn JOiXiO. A few days later I took a certified check for $7,500 io the bank and they cashed It. That more than makes good. There was nothing wrong with the books.

'When 1 took money from the bank I made, a record of it each time on my personal account card. gin the seaaon with Indicator It) hand. Rau.tt ruled in th. Cotton Stale. Ieaaue rnooa or arpentera ana Joiners or Amer-t Ult yMrt ana eatlahed fans in the sU-club circuit of that organization.

He owna ex-' tensive business interests in Oklahoma City, and Is Past Exalted Ruler of the Hopklnsville Elks Lodge. He loves to umpire, and. In fact, resigned from the man-, agement of a team where he played and managed to rule In the championship league clashes. Bosaett's associates In the Southern League this year will be W. B.

Carpenter. Joe (Calliope) Burke, Daniel PfenSlnger and H. W. Black, these names being furnished aa official by A. C.

Miller, secretary to President Kavanaugh. BAKES FOR BRICK, Bat Ho Bays "They Can't Steer Tour Uncle Ansnlas Into tho Brash. srsciaL suSATca To est b.vocibsb. South Bend. March s.

State Repre- siaughter. committed lie Texas. Westmore-1 tentative Ananias Baker, of Rocneater. land claims he wsa convicted on false evi dence, and really did not commit the crime slth which be was charged. His for Executive clemency f0 through theregular channels.

fur Congreaamaa A. L. Brick, of South Bend. He says: "I am friend of Brick. and Brlck'a a brick.

I will stick to him Uke mortar sa long as he needs my help. It ho ever wants to step down and out. it's your Uncle Ananias tor the nomination. Thee will find they can't steer their Uaote rretid.nt and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained I Ananias Into ths brushpue.

at tn.ir first dinner since the Inauguration, I Baker Io the man who started the bribery to-night, at the Whits House. Mrs. Roose-1 Investigation la the Indians Legislature. tii wsicomsa her guests in a handsome "ei patiettea in lnaescent fte. WUtTjmj A VJ UT gfT tpaogles.

with which she wore diamonds. I lOia J1 T. it WAX 9 Miss Roosevelt waa becomingly clad In blue! tssci mststcs ts tsb bsosibbb. satin. EvanavtlU, Ind-, March tk A special elec- The guesU who gathered around the I tlon will be hold la tho First Indians, Con-J handsomely appointed table were the! greestonsi Oitulct la May to elect a ouc-1 peaker of the House and Miss Csnnon.

I cessor to lormef vongTeosmsa James i RULE Adopted By Railroads to 1 I aa Damaging Agresments With the DbeUied ii Dpiitin Takes litk 8iit Ajilnit Freight Bircas. Topeka. March In the deposi tions taken to-day In the suit brought against the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company It developed tha all of the Kansas railroads In tbe Trans- Missouri Freight Bureau changed their classification and tariff sheets about' the time the Kansas oil fields began to give promise of becoming of importance. By the change which was made the only petro leum which would be served for transportation In tank cars waa that destined to consignees who possessed storage facili ties for the oil after It reached lta destina tion." This order nearly prohibited Independent refiners from distributing their oil.

as they were unable to erect storage tanks In all of the towna to which they shipped oil. BANC OUO BTOKT, MOJCMaTTT. "It has been the custom) of the Standard Oil Company," said Frank dur ing the discussion to-day, "to bave this rule adopted by the railroads In which It I owns an Interest Just aa soon aa It la evi dent that Independent refineries are get ting a foothold in the field. It la the same method that hae been used by tha company In destroying competition In Bastern fields. The companies will accept demurrage on any other class of freight than oil.

Usually an independent refiner ablpe his oil to a small town In his own tank car, haa the car switched to a side track, and unloads and aella from his wagons until the car la empty. Thla rule, which It developed that all of the Western roada adopted, would irevent that, and the Standard could bave to itself every town In which the Inde pendent man did not want to erect a tank." Tbe railroads in the Trana-Mlaaourl Freight Bureau are the Missouri Pacific. AFTER CONCESSIONS. arxciaL siar-aTca To tbb sjtocisaa. March the hope of getting concessions from the Standard Oil Company the independent producers tn Indiana have organised- the Indiana Oil Men's Association, which filed articles of incorporaihm with the Secretary of State to-day.

The headquarters will be tat Mun- cte. De Witt C. Griffith, of thltf city, la President of the association; Charles An thony, of uncle. Vice President: M. J.

and will be-1 Sullivan, of uncle. Secretary, and Frank Bower, of Muncle. Treasurer. One hundred producers have already Joined. TOO SEVERE Was tho Punishment sad Harrlck Freed Five Prisoners.

arsciAi. DiaraTcs to tsb Ktgnaas. Columbus. Ohio, March 8. Governor Her- rlck granted pardons to-day to five penitentiary prisoners.

Four of the men were sent up for burglary, snd under the new law that means five years Imprisonment at least, 'me pardons were rrsnted be cause the State Board of Pardons thinks tha punishment was too savers for the Charles Bridges, received from Trumbull County last January, took a horse blanket to sleep on. Becaus. be entered a buUdlng to get his "bed" he wss found guilty af burglary and drew fiv. years. James Hickey.

from Lucas Cssntr. last December got drunk and went Into a shoe But I shop In Toledo to sleep off hie -Jag." He did not gteat anything, but ho was found there by the cobbler, and. as entering sa uninhabited building Is now construed to bo burglary, he received a fire-year aeta- tenco. Andrew Beaver and Joeeph Ansel, froea Scioto County, la January last took two twists oi teoscco from THE KKQUlHKlt, CTXCTXN'ATT, TTITT) AT, MATtCII 10. 1003.

BtlaitL aai Three Pet-oles were grsikted. as follows: jtooara n.uon, roar years, froan Cuya AUUSEUENTS. Mr. Ousts v. Frebasao.

ska la looking sft- er the busiavese end of Jobo DreWs teear this aessoei foe has yesuiger brother. CWi Frobssaa. la one of the aawalar read sassa vksit the Qaaea City dartag tbe tWetlag Mr. FTohaxaa la pluaaar tbawtrtcala. and.

tboesrb a I now svarktfi faa feu. a i I a ana la Rant An! Ildrnaldlt Oil Prf-1 rst swrmber eaf th. fssslty get Uia ta. I a t' I theatrical bisrlnaaa. a eat auhaeejuiatly Coeuad SllCerS tl liaiSaS.

I poaUtioaa for taMk CaarWe aod DaaiM rraaw I saan. wato aT. stae satrassws saera) Tad ore la ABaertraa ataasgeoneat aad the) pradue-Uaa of plat a. Maaager Fitohavaa has ah Idea tbLa -on whkrh b. Ihlaka la botaad aa.

It la the eatabUehaaeat aT a rhaJa eat aterk theaters, gta over to stork stars, who will travel over tbe circuit, hut will be aup-poned la their eurewaful otaya by res- deat companies la the different eiUee merged Into the ehreiaic "I aotVrwcl la Ptueburg Uat week." eeld Mr. Frohaaaa. "that Maaug Harry Davie la making this Mg go with hie Alois Theater there. At present Robert MaaieU, supported by the' Da via roataaay. Is PT-InsT to splendid hasnaeea la revtvsla of aoeae of bis afaMuHva plays.

The attendance la reaaantsMy goad, asd I 4a sot see way such a arhemo could aol he established la all tbe clUew that have snow a thetr appreciation of the syck system. "It would be a big benefit te a auanber of players who are not flaaactally auccees-ful aa stars sad would build ap their following and thetr reputation to a snarhed degree. Without going Into persons fit lee we recognise that there are a good axany of these near successful stare. They have pleaaing playo and are finely equipped actors, but they cannot draw enough people Just at present Into the higher-priced theater to make their efforts a money oue-caa. gurely the public would be material ly benefited by this arrangement, and It would be a good stimulant for the stage.

I know Manager Davis would be glad te take a band In the formation of such a circuit and I believe It would be a good thing If other managers would co-ope rate with him. If they ceuld Oil out a complete seaaon it would materially reduce the eoat of operating expenses aa compared with what they muat be at present." MANSFIELD 1 took the money at different time, to In- Will So Sued Tor Taxes on Oil Leasoolf" Vhtr. of cromunt-t'OB vest In stocks." Behrend's salary was tltOO. CLAMOROUS DEPOSITORS Their Faces. rsriAL DiaPATra to tbb xxurists.

Chicago, March The American Inter national Bank. Ia Sulle street closed Its doors to-day In the faces of clamorous depositors demanding admission and their money. In addition to the fact that the bank is closed. It la declared that there is uncertainty as to the identity of the real officers of the establishment, Charles D. Grosbeck.

the Vice Presltai of the concern, is sup posed to be in New York, whither he is reported to have gone three weeka ago with ihA securities nf the hunk in a dresa auit case, with thesupposed purpose of realis ing on them sufficiently to pay the credit ors of the bank. No one seems to know who the President of the bank is. The American International Bank Is the successor to the Spanish-American Bank. founded by Parker H. Sarcomb.

of which Jonlah Cratty was the first President, although Mr. Cratty had nothing to do with the succeeding bank. RICH MAN, But Would Rather Bo an Umpire Than a Spectator. arariAL DiarATca to tbb bxqcirkb. Memphis, March tWBesldes being possibly the richest In financial w-ealth of all baseball umpires North, East.

South or West. Frank H. Bassett, native of Hop- klnsvllle. and present appointee on President Kavanatigh'a cabinet in the Southern League, Is, thought to be tbe only man in the baseball world who would rather umpire a game than witness it from tha choicest position of vantage in the grand stand. Bassett ta a native Kentucklan, having been reared in Louisville, catching the baseball fever first on the lots of the Falls City.

He has made Hopklnsville bis borne for IS years, however, traveling for a large wholesale bouse, whose headquartera are elsewhere. Recently; on the death or hie father-in-law. Bassett was threatened with a call from duties in connection with managing a estate which would enforce his re tirement from diamond dictatorship, but he announce that he will report to President Kavanaugh as per contract which operate In the Kansas field. AN MPLOTC'S CHARGE. Attorney Monnett introduced a letter pur porting to come from a former employe of the Standard Company, at Jopltn, Mo.

The missive alleges that upon the completion of the Standard Oil Company'a pipe lines an agreement was' entered Into between the Standard and the Soma Fe. the Missouri Pacific, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, and possibly others, where by the tariff for transportation of oil over these lines should be placed at an exorbi tant and prohibitive figure. The railwaya were to profit from this transaction through distribution among the railways of 10 cents on every nnrrel of oil run through the Standard's pipe line. This made It impossible for the Independent companies to ship cruae oil. and had the effect of eliminating competition to the Standard Oil Company.

ine theory is that the Standard made the producer stand this expense by reducing the price of crude petroleum a correspond ing amount. Further depositions In this case will be taken at Independence. JTlday. The hearing will be resumed In Topeka Monday. STAND AD pscial maraTcs to tbb BxqnscB.

Morgantown. W. March 9. A move to compel the Standard Oil Company to Had Door of a Chicago Bank Shut in coum3r mue County Court, the tax-levying power, to enter an order requiring the assessors to list all leases for oil and gaa for taxation on the personal property books, and to tax these leases upon the basis of their production. It Is said that the action by the Court here will be followed throughout the state, and leading lawyers are confident this position can be sustained In law.

The Court also directed tbe State's Attorney to enter suit for recovery of aSre years' back taxes upon this basis." Figures produced tn Court showed that the Standard had taken from to worth of oil and gaa from this county oa which not a cent of tax had been paid. Attorneys for the Standard say this move will be resisted, and a tremendous legal battle la ACT OF DEFIANCE, Say Kansas Oil Xen, Is tho Latest Or der of the Prairie Chanute. March P. The order of the Prairie Oil and Gaa Company to run no more, oil below kf degree, which practically means a renewal of the boycott of the Kansas field, will. It Is believed, result dis astrously to those Individuals snd companies which, figuring on a return of full buying and better operations, had resumed.

E. C. Martin, one of the largest reducers In the field, said: "It 1b another' act of defiance. It la another effort to crowd the Kansas producer to the wall. It will bring Independent refiners here and make a market for fuel oil." W.

E. Connelly, member of the Advisory Board of the Kansas OH Producers' Asso ciation, said the order waa only another move on the part of the Standard to show Its contempt for the Kanaaa operators. tact His Scenery. arsciaL puraTca to tbb saqnata. Memphis.

March P. Police CSpUIn Perry and several officers were summoned to the stage door of the Lyceum Theater at midnight In response to a request from Richard Mansfield, who appeared In a sin gle production of "Ivan the Terrible." The actor contended that he bad heard threats made by "supers" to demolish the scenery used In the production, but If anything was contemplated the presence of the ponce caused a change of tactics, aa the scenery was aafely carted to the station and loadei The "aupera" allege that Mr. Mansneld's stage msnager cut the regular price tor Is Cashier; Who Own. fthfiL from th' tp To aa urernravra Ac count of $6,900 arsoiAL BiaraTra to TBI bsqdibeb. Cleveland, 0.

An expert ac- countunt la examining the books of the GEAUD OrEBJL SINGLE SALE. Because of the phenomenal season sale of seata for the visit of the Conried Company in grand opera at Music Hall next week, it haa been reported In some carters that many of the best seata have been taken. Nothing could be further from tbe truth, according to the management. Plenty of excellent Beat remain In all divisions of the first and second floors of Music Hall, although there be very few left In the gallery. The dress circle baa been very popular with season seat bayers the lsat few daya of the season sale, and It is there the heavy buying that may be expected this morning will concentrate.

"Parsifal Inquiry leads to the belief that that opera will prove the moat attractive with early buyers, although it la expected that when the sale haa resumed normal proportions again later In the day the afternoon opera. "Les Huguenots. with those great song birds. Nordics and Bern- btich. as special "bouquets artistic." will take the lead aa usual.

The elite will be present at "La Gloconda." the brilliant Ponchlelll opera, which closes the engagement on Saturday evening. Tha sale of single seats opens at the John Church Company thla morning. From letters, tele- 11(1 iiaTiiiuas ui fiiir gM. as I 111 os lies bj out-of-town contingent will be present In person or by proxy In greater numbers this morning than for sny former sale of grand opera In Cincinnati. Thla class will appreciate the opportunity offered of listening to the lecture to be given at the Grand Opera Houae on the morning of the 17th.

at oa "Parsifal" by Mr. H. K. Kreh-blel. the distinguished music critic.

Mr. Alfred Herts. Mr. Conrled's conductor, will preside at the piano. A STUHNIHG GO WIT.

artciAL niarsTt-a to tbb Ksanaxa. New York. March Sl Mrs. George Gould. In a atunning euepender gown, waa the target of every feminine eye that braved the perils of the weather and tbe atrlke to attend the New Amsterdam Theater last night.

She came In with her husband just before the rise of the curtain and they occupied aisle seats of the aixth row. By some means nearly every woman la th. houae became aware of Mrs. Gould's presence and at tbe end of the performance there was a rush for the rear of the auditorium. When Mrs.

Gould and her hus band walked out to the carriage entrance they made their way through lines of admiring and curious women, were ranged along each aide like ladies In wait. Ing. Mrs. Gould waa gowned In handsome black-Jetted net. made with a high girdle and suspender straps.

A white lace ruffled gulmp. with elbow aleevee. long white glovea and a black Jet turban, with aigrette, completed her costume. Aa aha left the theater ahe threw over her a long gray fur automobile coat. Mrs.

Gould seemed utterly unconecrons of the many eyes focused upon her. DSFW DOI50 WELL. The weather switch served to give John Drew and iThe Duke of Kllllcrankle" their first good chance of the week laat night. and It came to psae that an audience large aa well as appreciative, was there, demonstrative and delighting In the play of wit and the art of the players. Mr.

Drew, eo the ticket office says, win trim out hut best local week, for the sale Indicates appreciation of the star, tbe players the play. AUOTHEE EAXEWHL T0U3L London. Msrch Sir Henry Irving has aianed a contract for aa American tour under the management of 'Charles Froh- msn, snd beglnntng October in and Octo ber Ii. and will make a farewell tour, lasting SO weeks, ef sll the principal cities. FOX JL FAVESSHAX.

Mr. Fa vers ham's advance sals, whirs opened yeeterday. ehowa that "Letty." the Plnero play, la having Interest before tbe arrival of Mr. Frohman'a big company. OHIO D.CORPOXATT05S.

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pruansaa A FLOOD Mnl mm, In I IllfOI BSSSSTfCW M. Leer. T. at. Ia Chariee Brer.

rrom raMii WeAbrrflle, Ohio. Msrch A H. Ptai bal. ia av. i tinned rala years tor raps.

wa. received, test De-Uad swsw has. put tho Ohss aurer cember. I a good stage is exresrttd kT tinorrow sees. Tho river st this point It eWnaJnr n.

o.n.. uuna. Tha Saiiuhlkaji rmnaldataa Dslkon CsuBtT, JulT.A ah.ib,. aaaa I sis frlalsa ttlwtao SSKy rh to as Mrs. Burrows, Sens tor snd Mrs.

Elkina. I to this Ume are DUtrtct Chairman Oeorg. I Edwin oars, three years, frssa Ataxh hlus. Tho gtressfg bask Kfua of tea. AH Beiutor and Mrs, Depew, Senator snd Mrs.

I A. Cunningham. Frank B. Poaey. of this County.

April. ISO, tar robbery. I ths lowlandA la thto Pert et 'he Ohio Tsl- Scoir Senator tMlUnarham. lanataa and I cits, and John W. Bradr.

at Princeton. I vnsrtes t.umy, are yesrs. front Raialliaa I L.a ttAma. The new si in. Mrt Ala.r.

Sanstor end Mrs. H.vburn. I Mater G. V. Men lias, sf ML Vernon, ta I County, Attruata USA.

tar at lain a taa aura. I mm St alml are unJ; gad Airs, HepaUos, Senator aad avktn of as the Bemooratlo 'H-T, Is r. eausici cocuJars-. 1 F15.IT With Private Bankers Against Enforeenentof the Law Requiring Reports. ing business without a atate eharter to aase very large.

Tbe new law was enacted April 110904, and was signed by Oovernor Her- Previous to that time the low. which ts found In Section 3M7. provided that every banking Institution or Incorporated company ooing a banking business which had been organised under the laws of the stats should make two reports to the atate Auditor In each year, en the first Monday of April and October, of the condition of the bank on the close of the last srecedlng bualaeae day. -rriyats Banks In dad ed. The new lew removed front tho art toe the words "organised under the laws of the atate'.

so so to make it genera li la lta application to all banking Institutions of every character and Another vital Changs waa the elimination of the time of reporting front the datea glvea and the vesting In the Auditor of State of the authority to call for such reports whenever he aaw fit. Ne other changes were made. The Uw requires that In addition to snaking the report Ibe bank shall cause It to be pobtlstved la a news-pa per in the town wherein the bonk Is located. The penally for falling ts roes-ply Is a fine of fsnor each day ef delinquency, the ssme to be collected by a suit brought by tbe Auditor or some creditor of the bank. No opposition ts the amendment of the lew was made by the.

banks having state charters, the resistance coming entirely from tho. were doing hanking business without baring keen inrersoreted. Thrre waa at that time aa effort made te create a state department of bank exana-1 nation. Governor Herri, having recoiw mended aucb legislation in his meeeage to the General Aaw My. Thla bill was de feated, or rather amended to death.

It was followed by tbe er.asaoent of the so-called reporting law. Scheme To Savo Taxes. There Is absolutely nothing oa the statute books concerning private banks aside from thla contested law. save aa enactawnt which wss put toxouga, bg be preceding General Assembly. It wsa a shrewdly devlaed aveasore to enable private bankers te par the setae rate of taxation as stale and aaMonal beaftera.

without assuming any wbilgsitons ts tbe commonwealth. In effect It provides that any private banking house which ha. a working capital may divide tbe as as. Int. aliquot parte, and tbe partners assy letura their holdings as Individuals In the same manner that the owner of stork In a stale bank would do.

The, aliquot -s ha re are to be regarded aa snore. In aa Incornorafd company, and tbe banking rale Oil per cent is to be applied to them In the Sutter of valuation. Wit boat thla law thla capital would be taxed aa other capital Is taxed, at Its fare value. The suit against the Franklin Bank will be brought by State Auditor la the name of the for the let east of the penalty of Km for each day that It refuses to obey tbe cell seat out tats week aa of the date ef last Monday. Five days are allowed for the filing ef th that the Franklin Bank will sec llnqoeat until Saturday spoa the rait.

0HGAJTXZ72) ITQHT Will Bo lst TJy 9-f Uvo "Private jUmk-on sf the) atate. Wsllace Burrh. of Bureb A oh nans, attorneys, who represents the Franhlla Sank. Mated yeeterday that h. had received ae notice that his clients were ts be ataed si aoeal der the new law.

"I preeuaae that Institution la It will ply as a test esse." eeld Mr, Burrh. a- banking house of Kuan' At Sons, sad probably severs! ether similar arms, raast under the same elaaatncaiioai as tbe Freak- lin Bank- It Is our contention thai these banks are no avsro than a partnership, sad that the state hss as right tempi I I hers te divulge their sffslrs ssy snore than a private partnership. Mr. E. W.

Klttredge and Judge throder. who 1 1 pesos nt aoeae of tbe other bonks Involved, hold view of the matter that I do. We shell, of Chsries kunn. st s. atat There sre privets hanks Is Obis, ssd There are a number of hew theatrics! ac- It la understood they will tern bias ts gghl qnaintsnces ts be -made with the rising sf I ths enon is caasvt-a laaaveta tbe curtain en the plsy next week.

Its comply wa arhlrn. iney nana, aa aai aniris a -t Arisoss sre essatsg great daisy aw katk the Seata Fe sad Sssthsi Trslns oa both Uses sre Isle, mm the trslns hare baas atts itata ta tha vkrtnlty Twrsss) hara so aaui ts ths Bowthara PsriAe. It aactad ts hs st r-sjuiar scktlstos aTTTQ COLOSHJLTTOjI. Reaching the re- tailtr through th columns of Tut Ladies' Home Jocixal uj an rttj nurtr. I How man 7 atom of a3 klnJ Jo on think it takrs to atrpply the manrt of million hornet? The irmji ttort is flouruh- N0H0 ia Cincinnati HlVe Eolingihkh maintaina fir hundred Called ia tho Komphls Pollco To rro-rtok four au Uter.

tpCided TO tfc fall, p. ctxMntt. That means Rat sr Tkaa Orr Bsam two tnousand store H-cn iUi feel the effect of your aairertise. Cilia fkt SUtt Caitlt lustet ment in the colums of Tut the. Print.

IfaJrs LaditV Hour Iolenal rmo thousand accounts hich can be Of CalaeerporaU Pttseia SiairlT h7 Pr.istenf dTerusing Batia TkiT' Fuilir I to this same consrituencT. You may not get these ro thousand accounts the 6rst month or the c. i -i eaciAL suearra v. rss tsevtats. inrsi TCST, mil in iitmi, iimiiu- Cotussbua.

Ohio. March -H to rvae I lic. Ulliauvuililia fc- i vt that tbe suit to he Bead by Altsra.y-Oeej-1 era! Eltls agalaet the Franhlla Beak wllllsutent. Consistent and insistent a.veiop a wnatnaiwsai ajiaa.uw I a ill ee.fit11v asaaei was discussed at tbe time the Uw aa emended last winter. This ta whether th.ovcr tQ yQur rery retailer sisiv naai a nam aw k'ttr as a private rltlsea simply becaue.

ho hap-1 hose trade IS 0rth having pens to he la tbe business of hanking. There are hundreds of each beakers la tbe state and the number of -prtrsie Arms do THKctans rvausHiKO coMfAKr rHILADCUriflA SCOLDED By Qreat Ironmaster. OraecU Firts a Diatrlk st Ike Kiss tf EsfUii lid Cxplaiss Eli dala Ta XobUitj far tha Bdttit ef CUt laa. Balloon. sssrut oera a Tsa ssoeiass.

Cleveland. Ohio. Msrrh C.r-taMte onhesomed hisaaelf te Ibe oaeeafcers of the Builders' Ear-fas ng. to-day anas, scald' I tho younger anaanbers. hnaaSed about sWwt-Und.

roaaled the King of Cnglaed. ta44 a lot of new jokaa. aad la anker mm himself solid with oaversl fcsHSdred Ore. land buaantao avea. Thas was at a res uas lewdared the Ball! ma airs.

The e-S-rhenge waa rrswoVd te the bsait af fs rapacity. Carwegis wss put la a gaad he-as or st the atsrt. When Carnegie was tetrad scad he Juaneed to has feat aa ramble aa a hoy. Afte say tng the tVetf sre a "aad 1 ass the average, he raei "It's a area eeuatry. aV-etlaad.

Taweo ts Beth ing yws cast 4s with aWwarhsssa If tow cslrh hies yea.g ee.es h. TWy saaka greet A atari csa nuaess. A bile Scat. still tarvo A ana eh a. bast la a eURaeawl Seal I.

ad Is ssy saexher laadL Aairt my wlf. UaatL My rlalsa ts aaSaSty as gaad la alba Castle there la a raraed saf aa eveat whkrh I shew is Ealaah Ksrts. Dukes aad eea the kleg saves ho a sail ts vl.ll we. Thsl reewrd? What kill rererd af My ancle waa la Jail A perfect yen wast ep whea t'erwegte eeld lata. What, tha aa ash ler bed ewaasvsad he raeitlaaed Whst was be la Jail for? aWssee h.

held a Haling la daneare of Ibe Oatarw tnael whkrh was try aag Is prevent raltglsat and politkral ftaaskasv Oh. I sat pet.d af thsl unrav. Io Ragtand they have a Kleg. and Ihey betVetr. a deesrlae Ikat Ike Kkaag rsa de so srreang.

Io aaabe lb. Var-trtne work eat right they waa let the King do aayttstng. Kngtaad la ka raautp a giaaeirecy. rhaaugh they ottkl peaaane tsa Krnstr ehsoa. My whaSe eaparwacs ka kfe.

prlvste lights. There are but tws ta this city, ths Franktls, swsed by ths KllssrsJ and S. Kuhs A Boos. There are seaihtr ef broker whs do some thing ef a bsskisg hosiness. each OS discounting asp sr.

and or ssere that accept posits ts be epJ Bjkag ao hint part bases, bat It aa see navvy Ihess will bo tawisded la ths Utbjsttasa prs-posed by ths otsto aathortiies. WASH-OUTS IS ASIZOXA. Tuos Angeles. March p. Wash ssts rsosJt- IS ysrksso pens aa a a.kSaslaa stsres a.

em. tmiaaa narsara, iba Caarikah pen list, ssd aaiaibl veil discsssed the saiveuaa mraj raf his da ugh tar ware eacested ts ths Whits II, hy Asststsat gstnlsry af Btsts Frank SV Leasats CCLD b7ATS CC1HZ3. Hl paol. Miss. March A A said wses m.m a a raa mt 90 St suae tat ths J.

Flarh. they had sot reepooded to the rail, satngissi a private tttisef snd not a cor poem lias. I Tsi and therefore set asaenahle ts ouch laaptr I Una. I as tlon. Frad lass wnh great aes- snd tespraealv.atsi.

T. Ikaa. the tore yew basts of haawsa life the Oaar yea sd It. I in glad te see ae tweey fraaag ts here. Uat tote heaisiaa far start an.

eaa't work far eragaa sar laagir then yea have Is. The baa frlaasa I etee had ka th. world ware air isaip lltere ta aaiaa Tea only beta tsaaat paai Sa sat baa at ta alas re kf yeas aW RETAIL DEALERS Wees Osesti st rtrst Jssolwet ttt Qsssa City rsitmr OsW Tke retaB ranalttare gielita oa thks Ky war. tha gaaata at a baa. art thetr honor by the Qsaeoi CMy Oak sa srgasbvstesti af ferstt Stag Cafe last at an lag.

sad wss the sVst course, contest every tkvcb sf the case, sal (M arg.aaaattaav w. do sot believe thai ths spptarsttoa sf I hsaart rln ti swa ths Uw to the rorreet I n' a- .1.11. ta. .1. LI I mt Ika etak avas helaV Sl Whkrh the OaaSae aad tbatr tsvlted gwests iaa tiaS a oaewass easmtesr Ths tstke us, Stiatrsi-s were am ky rinititi ppe.

aa-inai. stack and el bars. Hesarr tin board sptretkr mat sad T. riaiasil A ka.a L4 aak. Ait H- 0 feaa.

am. aaatea. I a. la-a. I H.

a I -wrmmmkwmkv is. sssss, K- Fraaaa b-' I I rtleeat, a lat. I A a I kvaaaa J-- I rielft' Sajfsl-. W. Maat r.

kaa a Cas wsrn Masp. 1 i a AXOTHXX TLOCD I Uks) TThAt ss ta9T Is Ft bafore Bight was kretticted by the atelher I graataw ta years, end a raaatukaa is-Bnrtsa te-dsy. 'The wave centred k4 af twt tai IrraKV-taf v.eiheea ImmH end eaachad ianJpag taa t-. irupag i I- a a tLi r-orr'-e. I1r Sa.

lit Ai it sera I r- i avrcnaw uui Creek, (tie naalr. twee aaaaaVedr tea aVat. laSasd aart a bag irtam tee IA a- Ing lUtee RsAlwar. eeaai.g IIAeMe XACXTO TO! IAJTTT. Aakaual kf.

javaresj ts -TW Cabas Is rwtag sad a hag sVeW of ara gate wsnaaf floss so I ae m. Two eaeeasaar Ts- la as odraaes of the Vw. rartaas fe aafetf NOTICE. Tsa Ksajt-tssa bee artsagad sh ts. I srarartsal aWarsasg psaaes ta lbs tesauag oilaae eaT Ibe eeen-ty ts atoata.

se a te 0 si. ssr sa.rrasge or Vsi aa.ua se eeriad tn Tag acres art KaayrtoOat. onth- esl estta tb.rg. far etthee ta lairi.a ksassr.pk.as. aa ssy OS a auataes Cases tawgaas C.nae.

a-karege Hai aag-ttetd liaaiasd fisas l'i a M.raeaaatte Traeasa Tae Tiasaa paai. till bit pakiat tssgor Pit org tneswtrsi. PvwakOeaaiO Jaursasi. Kar Water Naesag St. jmm k'f Psal P.eajir il Pi rar-aa.

Pan O'laQatd seVlsgtaai. PaaV J.aat ml la. aa 'e sr-tVaae Pa )' a-a etav aeaai, ILaaa r-eee aeaa taaSa.A lea ii ml kWias-set. Marts It. I ta-fraas Ibe indi ai ICKl P-Pe Wfttteaa T.

kmeaag ka aa4 eS lartv ataSa a st.eek aa 0 aa i ili.i. alt labaaert aa Fsstarel gaa a. Meet U. el am rallK-sttae K'kar Fra, a'aaa. ta a e-a faatl staad rrrg oga r.

tt. M.rvk a tsnv ai ket. A tUI I ev-fve sea. y.aaaa lllta. aai as at.

M.erh el I to p. as, fees lat liae. el aerk saaaeva. lata Salaeiat kseetO I st tO eaaatsv r'i nil kaaaaad tatQllfcaWtkerlse Makes teee lUe. ea saaeaaae Ti ia a-e ts.aga eat at I'll KaaMees eiarSat.

Marts II Saa Mgk taaat at All gasaaMaT CkSMk ISB HIPP-AI Altai a. ft Hif-a. aaeaaaei a p-eS-a IBaeS ira. at i ral ta ti Sarte aT Bit, TS. fUS pest laaa.

ts ska at Itltta arval sarreeas. kl''Viai ttKAI has tsta We Lit kaajaa. i I'll aai k. ka esak a aa fii el Waa ol Stlaei Mca kWeaaa) aSw-av i ataar toaa aag U-mta artat. Mans It ei taa fessug ktrMei aaraal psaeeava lOrimaaUia laaa hasKi I I aaaas wla eat Hear? Kagat aiaerk i 1 a am arta.

a Him l.lajaaa aa Tear. II asaaita satg Sere eV-etaJ tits Msraer se. A tea Sal a. rtaaass as-aj" TT! i ir Vaara ktarsai art 04 I as- aarosse ettravrtas ts yaaar is ta.ee. IT ya.

arS PoKrae) Orwae tassaa. If ssr are true tat tk. J-ssre wttaaa yse. yes ta-ad m. bar.

ae fear af tea Jadge hareefwe I ss trlZT ketrT a greet keaatw a. tk. relWw wke Vr W-ae! S.teVTV I ai ZZZZ. "The aaaoatktng far blmailf ta-aat. 1 a aa a raktaa at iaiQiai.

I eaa al I a es. ta ear tat a vase reeaeal feaas) sf PC rsata. MasQiitl rrkeeg ss- I I aa. al li a aa im Masttae aa. laaeial rt.

a Ihe ssaae I fsctsrers. The SaTaar t-a place sl Ik. I -e-fts-TOW-Oil. ST area. kS) yaae.

ae aa a. a a-ar al I a f-r is. CeUs. ii. tpplj, Unierttier, sred Per Lstsesr Payt Of JkCl rissdsl part Jaarksstv used tke I karore tee I attain, kvrttaur a a am a A ted bags, tssad Car krsttas) ha Qsaihs.aa Parh kfarkt, saad they are 4ew gaa kVrs at tho rate ea IAAO0 per batar.

Ths hags are a. imal a saammH SaaT eawt ef tkasa ess as rws kwes taa aa i ssuchasag hsgs aT eksss and ths Hver at amM t-taatvg It hoe I bed bt a tsaraoteeg rtss ta Iks latarvaW tare I The rtate ts ths teHartr amrear nt.iare JOHN XCLUGALH t. THE EZEKIEL BERNtiEI.l CO ka 144 ABSOLUTE TWO DAYS SALE UithMt CeafVorlasss mr Osbm ru4 ORIENTAL RUGS 3 AT AUCTION CTHIS DAY, Friday, lUrch loth. ajgsf sViWaitv a rtsssr ed Osr No. 3J4 Main Street 'tTZZZr4 lv ta) tha nVros fJIMars WKSsssd lAassg ss Bt si iar est t.

U. CI I I rf.1 A Csa, 10 K. S0T or CUT. aag tosasl of marbst Iktoff slS mU tat BartesAs) ooaa, thsry shssl thary trstaaavvals, Ky. Marts 1-raT itas says a beery rsaa has We-o threaaghsv the salaatstavs KsaMeass Lackiog and Red lUvere see as rsessaag Red Hirer taes eed.

Aaaasr Rhrt ssaea ecete lb. I the naata years ta leered aa U-aat IkMbetw aUM aa ar aag. l-M mi a a. tasaat bee It a fee St aVaat Lack tasee aa aasaaa ail das at the rets erf 1 ares a-e banar. Cesaes ffSMt CasMsM9 9sjaf VVW tksSa asaty rw DATS lALC oasd a fast VtsVaaaSB) tags ad raoe-athtsst ssartfeosrs cosbbo as-W tha) OOOS Mai a wstastaag ts task, sro taeSJ s-ess uassj srOI fMat Ml rf-t4o Kasrssi tomaan.tssaa SaatSios reeas-d aaOieaoy rt I THE EZCKICL ft BEK.NIIEI.n CO AwrtJ.aSiiet rev 1J4 1ITXXJ OV A iaxugz.

NEW YORK tt I mill staeik kt.eek IS -S rtaaSSS they had receir-d not era from tha St.t. I tmtVmwm ksawakars war. kstikslad: I 0 fl Ef ITS Asdltor. tae sssve a a. -a UmmX.

aV DeJweksr. aaave ta every stksr private tassh tae Minna for a i. am ainil.r lbs law. fCeaaktla. ha aalA ail sal rtam- I C.

Pi-es I I(M the as.ssh.ra sf ha eka with lbs ressest, aad rtura. tscx rssai- Tn fc i i izxa I Ws sais. sal 0WI Bgs tt Iksaaw SeSkst, kSaeeJd as astrVjtafsl mm eotsi sssl tsrsssl ar-fsa ef eke Basses. 1 1 lurt ai COZODOHT TC3TU rCsTCia sjsssal pawsal SO TSa. Wast kslis sf ferf OSS hs hs ttdk sanam.

ed Sard Bates I I Oat BBl LATJOa. I Uajisgg) Pame-rkk roTxax IIOXT-X- TtAsVrtrlJtJ smjt ew't (aantt Sa. cttt. x. near picachcx BIG FOUR nim Caade aSee C' Otwsd fnt- TKmrr TAAIV DAJLV.

Ptslaaas hew 1 a LITTLE OIIE SOLID tss mi aearas halka woth searwa-e taa TStmaTT Sars-srSJ, tSaatiAS INssM Corsr. Sca'art ftni Scabs frvi htai ts rt DacSart v4 rmcftrt FeJ SXa fW Zsert, ti Cr. ANOTHER YYOSDEKFiJt by cuna'RA trrlttef sSeSTf ASM fs--t, BSJBS. Mrs. Issrtst IhtSag.

aai CtssrWs, ae-re4 as4 rssslttaS sasesy a aal-rf CstVwrs SrsssCass. ssssa oss SSV ItSLat kaTU-eeat basks seaih) sal as tsi ta.aJtS) I feast Betad Osssy sshsw ev. osd Csrejes rsvsw be Ike lie tWt as. daie-ag Sard mS sstkew sees, ipdttSJ had ta ted- Owe aaitst fata. Waasetrad 0 eassikV tatkaw I To t-Uls- east was esse saaiad eaee, ett Weaves so4 Sabs tasss) Wead SS taaS, tbe I Wtatetad Oa sg CaWajs bat Okd Oattsttt.

The null saes 1 oVa-rrsJ, ss4 saw ssr W-re tsew ss4 (Pes 0- OSJasaSjb kp4 rteta. Taujsr Idea, fataeiet Iktirt. TlIEDUnOFMOTIIERS At Uea FVH Urm ml Duncrsrtef rtgwBon It to Dm QOumr. esew e-hwt Vawsj twks fOal eeeU tsas. daaSrefUag fesssawi safcd aWsvK baasassa the aVraaef' teas Ibaa tke dkatg aisMasi tB OS OS) IJeaaakf Sad SsasS gas eSSWO sd ss aasaiWv.

Iteates) at 1 ibe ely ad mm aJlartaed rkjtw, mitiH talks osteea errth tko baaat. the I St- Oa4 ssassg eSattue 1 1 as eat ttsi skua. ava: Cke Ctf a. a 1 1 si sal tt. sa as iak ttSieaaJt.

fb. pess taa Caea. Caae-S oaaate la i Saaad aae. seaaWf. ssrs.

BJ in 1 1 0CIA.S STXAJsUEXIrsV 'la I(t a. la a a lirTI-i ha a a. itmti salt ux. izn-u cni it BsysaVaaaaMsBsf) I assavaai sxx 'TT ssa i i sss XMVtXXXXTK i atau Or St. sscxwatarval vje sjfrh i a i taa.a.

a a ytk CRANDl tiVTaTiTVie, a Taaaasl OS Oa.t.AX as. A a a swsa.eaa sew soov m. YfiWJlU FAYERSHAU SUMMER. CR-UISES ariB.ea, Jtaa aae Aarat HOXWAT tw ikoxni CAfr assl STITatrUXZJI S. ajraart.W mm eaSSSe aa ICXXJLX0 Aisaajai btf BantAkk laittS a a a.4.

a e-' tk a ts a LETTYir.3T,Zlw ya awat nuN a jLJvru i a ae Bv-- ta as aa I kv.ae tiaitit asa. a Tas a a CTe5 a ifeaias Sltl I i at aim aat ll UVC. JaVAI -r at aa a a i m. rLaa a atav gsaeait. ae a.

ea. aV I aa- na a UNITY CLUB es aa ei ve saw ears a a eat saw as ta. aaaaa. as i DR. STANLEY t-KRLCS.

e. faHQaaiaS Saeara le.eta mm ow fe a aa I ft a ax fanaetd a a a aa-a ew ta a fa aftai.a et.ta 0a -a at a a MUCj KPROVT CONOITS SPECIAL PnOCRW.l RODiNsort's trjrts.r -a a- a -m eaa a ataa ays ae aa triii, it it inn: arx a-a- a -a-ea iaa ae aa. a aa la COLLI 14 01 2 prUaUA ronu KtwaeA rn 1 oaS lyc eu 1 'zrzzr ta TOO PROUD TO ULQ PEOPLE'S! ttttro tlorUN ftLllXSCLLtaV taw sees, a 'Vat A A sat ass an res. vALrmTiitrui a -a SPSS, awrsast-assvsaj-r -la 0 tail it saa. waaataa saag fc a 1 in 11 1 1 a aa, aae rT-.

aea' S-at ai a -u mT aratMa. aa aava- aaMwta aa an a a aVaal aa oa.ata. ata. i a 1 taa kat taa af ta eas, at I A fQoLaja "1' Hal tSakAA weerst SV Slatiajw Sa at I r-aa aSatt aa ewe Sa. a.

rataraaw. i eat. eta eat Sas aa aa aSW A a-e Pa aaaa at tia iua a ii aa ta.ia aaaat a-e 'it aa a Sa l-e aaaa 0l tiann aVoaaa I kaaaa la's 1 Ti ttiat a ka ii.ii a aaf aaMb sa w1 I ataataSateaaa atl aa i. inn a it IS i. as aaa tt aa mm ai a.

a. i taaa tai.t Caaa taa Btiaa I S-ea aa aa i aa pa a Sta a a fatHaaa saS aba na a atl kae aaS mm aaaa. Saaaetas aa) aa in daasrs. Cas. it et aaMtata, aa I aia i a a-tt att a.

a a aajaSaSasm fa'i 'a aJs ai a a a a b-. r- ur- Wtt A ka i i a aat.aa.aa.