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28 PAGES VOL. XXVII. No. 288. OTTAWA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1912.

mil SCHEME TO DAM ST. introduce ENFORCEMENT AN INDICTABLE OFFENCE Mr. E. A Lancaster. Likely to Ask for Newt Action on Question Many Ontario Members Ready to Support Mernber for 1 Lincoln in Course for Which he Believes he Has Precedent.

It is understood that Mr. E. A. Lancaster, M. the father of the famous Lancaster Marriage Rill which received its'death Mow the hands of the British Privy Council last summer, has evolved a new method to iusure hat the Ne Temere or similar decrees shall have', no civil clTect in Canada.

Mr. Lancaster has been unwillingly convinced by the. ruling of the Privy Council that is not within the power of 'parliament under the British North'America Act to enact a uniform marriape law. lie is further convinced that any attempt upon his part to have the constitution changed would have little hope of success in the face of opposition from one of the provinces of confederation. The scheme which Mr.

Lancaster has determined upon is one which contemplates no change in the constitution. In brief it is to amend the criminal code sp as to 'declare anyone, promulgating or seeking to make oTativc tle Ne Temere, Motu Proprio, or any other ecclesiastical decree of the kind shall be guilty of an indictable offence. There are many in Ontario, it is -said, who would prvfef such an amendment to the Criminal code to a uni-vcrnal marriage law, and it is stated that if Mr. docs not undertake to submit such a bill that there arc several other. Ontario members who arc ready and anxious to do so.

-MrLancasterJbehevcs cedent i'or such a measure in hich is now before the British Parliament. JOHNSON OUT OF JAIL Ifleg ro Puglist Finally Se- cures Bail. Mother and. Friend Pledged $30,000. The lu.xlna Ctaaanptoa baa Had a WI1.1I0 Wrrk'a Imprlaonmeot afld llw Knd la not yn la Hifttt.

Canadian Preaa Despatch. Chk'ua-o, Novr la. Jack Johnaon, champion heavywlht puglllat. aecua-nt at notation of tha Mann Whit HIkvo Aot, waa yalaaaad from cua- 'Jviy today before Judge Carpenter In Hie I'nlted 'atatee dletrlot court la bond of 130.000. Tha name accepted wera the puaiUat'a mo her.

Johneon. and Matthew 8. Baldwin, real catate dealer ilohnaon waa taken to tha county jail laat Friday and. alnoe bad made many to retain bis freedom. As Johnson was leaving tha Federal building he was arrested on a chare of havlns attacked a newapaper photographer laat Friday when ha waa an-urlng tha county Jail.

Tha pugilist waa taken to a polloa atatlon and a cash bond of tN waa accepted. Later tha photographer filed a' ault asking for $10,000 damagea from John-. Tho purity of Ottawa, Dairy Milk begins right on tha farms where It is taken from Inspected oowa, Attar that alr-tlght bottling safeguards 1 against contamination. Rl'BflCRrPTTOJf OAJTVASSOI VAMTED, The Journal can give permanent employment to a good subscription solicitor- for city and country work. -Apply to the circulation manager.

We should Hka to have you drop In and sea our line of Flndlay's Stoves and Hange. We. also carry Heaters of all slges. Bvery stove' guaranteed Walter Oray, 7 Oeorge St, By Ward Market NKW METCAXlTt ST. CAFE.

Ottawan will be glad to know that a modern new ha been opened on 'Metcalfe near the up-town telnet. Mr. Archie Laingdon, of liana- don's Lunch, M-SS Metcalfe has made the addition of the rafe to his popular restaurant Th entrance la off Metcalfe next door to the rea-taurant tba. new; extenaleh to Mr. Lungdou's already large business being up-etalra Special efforts have been made to have the cafe meet all tba re- qulrement of ladles, and In thle respect Mr.

Lahgdon'a effort will be ap predated by all. FRENCH UTKRATCtUC. tecture by Abbe Le Bel Snnday. 17th November, at 4 o'clock p. m.

akarp. 12a Dalhdusle atreet Subleet: Lamar-tine "IVemlaree Medltatlonaf-rA. K. Luasler, Club-Treasurer, kit Buaaaa It TMKRK QXLT OJIB WAT That we adSpt la connection with oi Ulctrlo Wiring and Kepalrtna The Heat." Rldeau Electfio Buppllea, Kldeau Bt I'hone .) 1 war woTf put up a dinner for' busmen men that Is hard In bext ir the price, It Is and to the spot not go luto the riaaa Cafe and try lu tl park BILL TO MAKE that there is an imperial pre- the present Home Rule Bill BULGARIA'S PEACE TERMS The Victors Hand out Rather Bitter Pill to the 'Beaten Turk. Very llltle new has escaped the c-aor of th contending powers In th Balkan-Turkish war, and about all that can be aald this morning la that th Turks and Bulgarians are talking peace.

Bulgarla'a terms of peace to Turkey aa reported at Vienna and aent from that city by tha correspondent of tha Dally Telegraph, consist of seven atlp-uiatlona. Included In tha first stipulation 1st and Ita withdrawal, guarded by Tha second provides that tha evacuation by tha Turkaof Adrlanople, Scutari, Honaatlr and Jaaalna. The third call for payment of a war Indemnity. 1 Tha fourth demand the surrender of conquered territory. Tba fifth calls for tha tntarnatlonall-aatlon or Constantinople.

Tha elxth provides for the opening of the Dardanetlee and tha making of Balonlkl a free port. Blnce Bulgaria already naa expresses ta- willlnanesa to leave tha statue of Constantinople and the Dardanelles to the powers, aaya the corresponoent, the fifth and alxth clauses of tha terms aa reported here appear Improbable, TROLLEY TO -R1DEAU JCT. C. N. R.

to Build Short Electric Line From OtUw Is to liar a new trolley-tin lectrto Une next spring operated by the C. R. between Otuwa and Kldeau Junction. M' Thla will be a rarther unique form transportation a It will ba a eomblnr atloh of the electrlo and gasoline cr. The car will be similar to th.

larTge one on the Britannia line. The O. N. It ar( operating number of the oarg. between Quebec and lk BU Joseph with gauoh succesa The C.

N. K. tslon at Rldasa Junction will he erected neat spring and will coel about I20.0OT- I NE FEMERE NE TEMERE BREAKS INTO BONO ON 918T BIHTHDAY mr. RitiiAitn i.KiTr:ii, of it Hunnysldr Arenac, Ottawa K4Ulh, who has written a norm on 11m or-raeloa of hie gist birthday. Mr.

tMtaa k.i auhHWlluM r. -V- 'Hi' I FUNERALS OF TWO VICTIMS HELD TODAY The Journal ilm the Hrt ttte of of Urawn from Ute paprr. tchw an. Parhal ram tn 'jt'hariiti erf It, anil announcnl mot Ninety-one years are neel and (oar. This itay any alarty-arrniMl year la -bnem, Today.

November, Hlchard lister, of the Hth. Mr. S3! Hunnyldo- avenue Ottawa, thus enters upon th ninety. erVond year of hi career, hale and hearty, found In every limb. With a memory unimpaired, he looks bark upon llie-early days of his career and has seen the flee of three generatlona of children.

He has walrhed the growth and expansion of Canada', capital city' and tusny a building now crumbling with age the deft touch of his hand helped to construct i Many playsanl retnlnlscences "take him tuck to the tlm wheh the pre. frit silo of the Orluwe rar rnmpany was fortlle Held, and to the rime when the parliament building "were under construction. rtre years of hi 'life he gave to aid thla undertaking. Mr. 1 waa born In London, Rngland, In lilt, came te Canada In and has resided In Ottawa since that date, lie haa eight children llv- Ing, five of tthom reetde In Ottawa, the youngest being 44 years of age.

Ha ha always been of very temper ate naotra and a atrnng. aanrrent clean living, to which attributes hi long lea of life. Mr. tester haa been a subscriber to The Uvenlng Journal from' Ita first Combermere in Mourning for Departed Citizens. Mayflower Wreck; Located Yesterday Afternoon.

jofuant Mm Ordered to See to efeanei far Bodleo Three Kur-vrrore are. In Ottawa, IiU Wore fur Their Kaperteaea, Byy a Stuff RtprMmUUni Ctabttam Nov. of the tlctlmo of 'the Niuiw Mayflower tragedy were burled hero (odjr and there will be three othar Interment In tha nearby vicinity on Sunday. The funeral of Patrick O'Urlaa and ut Cantaln Parcher wara held and war largely attended aa they both wara welt-known, throughout tha dl trlot. To-morrow at Rockingham' near hara tha last mark, of respect will ba paid In William Murphy On ftuiiday.

also there will ba a fpathetle seen at Wliigl, a amall 1 plae a faw mllaa from her, When It.ibort Pachal and II. Urown of York-I ton. Heskati hewan. will ba burled aid' i by side. They hev relatlyee there.

and It waa fur Interment that the hi tti'Ath on tha vaatwt. aa that uiorruw th two buotluTt-in-Uw will be burl! aid by aid. Nuw I it th mlsaluc itMimrr hu lifAt! wtiril hwa tn ant to' the M. triii and FUhxniea dr6-rt ntrnl nl Ottawa, regurailnic HhI a rtU'rr aont hrr. It la It nun lit that th other bojtea wtll found either In th Vermel cabin or plnnrd down under pari if the wrtU.

ha. AcciJaaiU-1 tK-Ik -of tnr-TTr tir eountryiiltle, tliur I th grealect rtiret ekiireantHl. it' the pulse of public opinion tir la any thermometer of the general feeling there will have to be a moat thorough governmental cnuulry. Mcarvhlng lor Bod): 1 II. W.

Cheml.nrli.ln. President of the K. J. Oelle Co of a hi. h' firm traveller, cam to Mrrs Hay on Thtiredayalong with Mr.

Klugerald, the llrms sales mensger and orfran Ised aean'h paN.y to look for lh boity of the dead traveller. Yesterday a party of als, two of whom were Harrison and Xlaple, of the I penmen! of Mllltla, and who were close, personal friends of Mr. Hoth-a-ell went out and scan-hed the river lie hanks th whole day but found no bodies, or the lut. the rennet an. I peering In an Ottawa paper that lh vnut waa una being incorrect.

Last night by attaching the ends of a wire between two boat and letting th mlddl hang loos and by means trolling along the river the la about 1.0U0 yard "from what Is known aa tha Patrher Point, and la about 7tK yards from th small la-land where the, survivors were found. The top of the smoke stack la only 11 Inches under water. This would mean that she sank In about SO fast of water. A Sad rnrewrll. The survivor left Combermere yesterday monilng at about ten o'clock.

Mr. Hudson, mother" of th deceased ewnar of th M)tflowerr'atwhose hotel the survivors were oared for, and her daughter bore up wonder-tally well but when th survivors took farewell the two ladles broke down ompltly. On the "Ruby" wlthetbem were their friend who had travailed up to Combermere with clothing, ate. Among ths were A. Imlach, brother of a of th survivors, U.

B. Harlock, of th Oeneral Supply Company, (leorge Mflford of Smith's Falls, bro ther-in-law of Mr. Harper, and Keeve It Bromley of Pembroke, who had hurried to Combermere a soon a he heard the news of the disaster. In order to give what assistance he could to th survivors and to th relatives ef hla fellow County Councillor, Ileeje Hudson. Thar were also on board several man on their way to search for bodies At lvn o'clock th tug waa opposlt the- Island where the survivor had been picked up.

It Is a small low lying Island, about half an nor In -tent. rt ha only on tree hut hag some tow shrub. Altogether It look' ed to be a bleak and shelterless spot. The searchers who hgd two row hosts with them left the tug at this point and began their sorrowful search, un- the direction of Hal Hudson, brother of tha dead mere. The wlad was however Very strong and It was considered unlikely that, muett progress would- be made until th two hours before dark whan the wind falla Passed the Island.

The survivors looksd long, at their Itttl Island where they -had spent such a bard time, and explained to their companions one more th manner of their being found. The cheerfulness which had possessed them all morning and which1 was being fnotared by their companions could hardly be kept up, ens is. Barry's Bay was approached the high nervous tension began OALVH HAS ClIOMClf TBJC MASON much piAiro row, UtM OAHADIAX VOm. Oalv gad rterdlea. the world graateat vooarieta, also rrledhataa, Blsphasa, Hallock, have shoes the aaaaoue tsaaoa a Bieeh ptaae (or tnerr fLaaadtaa towr.

oo or musician proclaim) It 'e Msaeaslon sunken boat was found. The wire men.lulk mok "ck- Th bo1 tal powar Mr. Lactar, on hla Hat birthday, la responsible for the following poem, to which The Journal gladlywglve apace. 'Tie by thy gracious care dear Lord, -That- my lire ha been preserved and Ninety-one year have fled away. No' achea nor pain disturb my rest While i am like the forest oak, Though wo'rni 1 atlll am firm; Tot many young trees falling.

May be seen at every turn. Tears only do not make us old, 'TIs the road we travel on our -way) Tha rebel crowd and midnight, broils. Turning midnight Into day. Oh, never hasten eld age on, While "you ars young and In your prime; Old we meat yon aeon enough. It will never mistake the time.

The frantic crowd age hasten on. Though age for none will time delay; Old age they anaroely realise. Till It blda them quit end step their Itefraln from drink and midnight broils, And uult 'h rebel throng; Make glad ie evening et your day. And try and keep the old mas young. Wine Is a mocker," trans drink Is raging; And whosoever1 to deceived thereby Is not wise, frenrem The New St.

Barnabas 'j------ in Thfs Is ptiMre car M. Uarnsha' charrh, cvnaee of Jaaaee and Kent, -adlag Plann. per na Om, 1 GOING TO TAKE ANOTHER JUMP GIGANTIC POWER SCHEMES ON ST. LAWRENCE AGAIN Application Will be Made at Coming Session For Long Sault Charter Sir Max Aiken and Other Big Capitalists Interested rx aa mtcnacu to ucvciop more fower i nan Niagara and Revolutionize Industrial Life of Eastern Ontario. I Two Immense power 'wchemea both nf the HU lwrence River aft two nolnta and both of which ar backed by powerful Interest, are now before th nu'i evlopmnt Company backed Ira and th.

Eastern Canada Power ana u. txirn McOlbbon, together with prominent Montreal, BitglMi and American capltallel. Th first contemplate th damming of the St. Lawrence niver above the Ixing Bault Rapids from the Amerloan-to the Canadla aide, and of developing from tOC.OOO to 100.000 h.p. of electrical energy, whlkt the second to even more gigantic In Its scope, tl hss for Its.

purpose ne less project than the bringing of the level of the St. Lawrence In the vicinity of lb Coteau, Cedar, Spirt Rock, and Cascade Itaplda, to the 'level of the water In Lak lu Francis, giving a head of It feet, and virtually damming the ter from Cascade Point back to the Cornwall Canal. It, retaining dam would connect the various Island down the river tor a distance of nearly 14 mile. The entire rapids division would be wiped out and a portion of the Soulangaa Canal would be flooded. Tne amount -of electrical energy to be generated I estimated at en hundred mllMon horse power.

ONE BCHXMZ WAS KEJEOTZO. Th scheme of th Long Bault Development Company waa turned down by the late government two year ago, principally at the Instigation of the Conservation Commission of Canada, and of various shipping Intercet of Montreal. haa also been opposed In the -United stales, where It Is still pending bfor Congress. Th latter scheme has hot been considered by the government In Its entirety, though a charter waa granted to D. Lerrie MoGlbbnn by Hon.

F. D. Monk a ho rtly'atter the latter came lata erooe, for right to dam ths Cedar Rapids. ..1. t.

Is. contendettthat lh. prnjesl dose net liitolvenr tlon. On th contrary. It contenda that th construct loo.

of a single lock on the American side will do away with the complicated series of locks lh the Cornwall Canal and benefit Thoame-oteBllon Is made on behalf of the other oompany. and It I further contended lhat an Immense amount of power for Industrial purposes wilt be developed which I now going to wast. WOULD OUTKIVAI. NUOABA. Both i schemes.

Involving, a they do, development of power far outrival-liig that of Niagara Falls, and completely altering Industrial condition In Kast.rn Ontario and Montreal; a. .11 as changing the whole navigation system of the St, Lawrence from Prescott to Montreal, will doubtless come up In parliament this session for debate. On behalf of the applying companies. It Is claimed that the benefit of cheap o.r with the Investment of hundreds of millions of dollars should not be delayed. It Is further claimed that the damming of the St.

Law. rence aa proposed and the substitution of two locks, on at Cornwall and looiVJ del" aerie, of small locks would be In the interest, of and would belli. mo.t feasible means of carrying through the government' plan of deepening lh ML Law VV.n.nd 10 will obtain on th. new aoVBBrpaNT MAY OPPOSX. h.ch lJ PPo on the tm.

ground. Lon. n. hOvancd. When opposing th.

Uow.d, and that th. development of Canada's water powers should be un. ora V' B4 Tha opinions of Mr. -Jordan at thai thou cally maintain th. same stand.

give way. Anxiety and eexernes, t0 meet their wives who awaited them at th hotel at Barry's Bay began I. tall en them, but on the whole they kept up wonderfully. atr. rvevley and Mr.

llaroer auf. iwred quite Utile from the vibration or at boat an th wounds on their feet and togs. Passing ths soene of. the dleaster the passengers of th. tug saw the Oastl Company search some of whom wen en shore.

Mr. Imlaeh reached Ottawa on the trala which -arrived at about llv. Messrs, Peverleyx and Har per with tbetr wires arrived at IM last sight. There were large number of Mend ef eeca at th station ta Th Disss tm sal ef Msrla and sent lnstruo- tVsM tt thetr. dlrat at SnUh'a Fail i of which contemplates the damming between Unnm.i neme.

in question are mat of tn Mag by th Aluminum Company of Amer- Company backed by Sli Has! A1t WHO ilon of Canada which body still eropbat- to report In Otuwa this morning with his suit sad othar tackle in order to go to the scene of the disaster. TUK OTTAWA CIVIL 8 Kit VICE MCHOOU Win la Ckmrsen Nov. IS. The preparatory second division night claae for stay ana winter matricula tion Courses will start Nov. 11.

Ths second division class for advance eto dejite starts Jan, Ird. Full particulars upon application, w. icwlng. M. Principal, 1M li Bank Street, Phone queen tin.

COSTELIX CROWK. Electrical repair shop. Rldsas St, Repairs to slsvatara, metsfs, vaaiMra oleansrs, fans, Irons, Phsns Kid. CRKAT KKMOVAh SALK. Special Clearing Sale of Millinery at very low prices st Miss Breast's, Osifeetftt.

SW Meaaoval asUee later, ENFORCEMENTCRIME i i MEAT HIGHER AT CHRISTMAS Prices to go Sky Rocketing Again-rConsumer has to Pay. Th cost ef living which wwupla so large a place In the pubMo mind lo about to receive a new stimulus 'and sill th household exchequer be called upon t. provide for a rise In The price at recent ar son. eldered blab, but, they are le go still higher. Kaaetly when this Increase will eome Into effect la aot yet an Bounced but that It ur certain le beyond all deubt and the opinions ef dealers and wholeeale butcher In the city point t.

th bomb bursting around ChNstmaa tlm Beef promisee to be the sommodltv Jwhereen th. Increase will, be -most raoutaiv r.H. 4KiMih th. koutslr fen, though the grunt ef th Is likely tn be dearer to the pub-Mo" through pork taking an upward bound lh pries. Th.

direct eaue I a general shortage all round. A prominent leoal butcher told Th. Journal that farmer for a radius of msny miles around tha city were not rearing beef cattle te tne extent she demand oaleld for. The tendency, be seed, appear, ti be that the greater proportion favor the breeding ef dairy cattle, contending that the turnover Is quicker and lh profit largsr. PUBLIC MEETING CALLED ON POOLROOM QUESTION saasmssassmsss On Monday Evening be-Eormula ted Rev.

Mr. Loucks Gives St. Hold Public Meeting Churches and Societies. 300,000,000 OF LUMBER ON OTTAWA Cut This Year to Make new Record. Wages Boosted Higher than Ever Before.

Tour ThoeiBand Men Already In the Mhaaiere and tenod Naaana la That Is Needed for KsreHloall Heavy t-na, From present Indleatlona the I una bet ut In lh Ottawa and tributaries this year will be exceptionally large According to three local mill owner about soo.oou.noo feet will be cut, of Which ahbut iuo.ouo.ooo feet will be by J. It. Booth. 7s.Ono.000 fee by th W. C.

Kdward and feet by the Hi Kddy a I'ractlcaliy all lite men are In th sbantlea now, some t.eoO having, been sent by those companlaa. I This year, aa usual, the out will be chiefly spruce, end ptne, with even lee cedar and hemlock than" last year, Wagea are murk higher than previous years, the average pay with board being i Foreman, Its per month i eull era, IM, and shantymen. lift, The local lumbermen stale thai II the winter I favorable the' cut will surpass that ef ether years very considerably. A new trow fenee easting 1171 has been erected around Christ Church -and the parsonage at Aylmsr, adding greatly to the appearance of the ground. There ar hundreds of acre of land around the etly that are not producing a thing," asserted one dealer, "and the breeding of pig la lest losing fa vor.

Thla conditio of th farmers' choice sots dlrecllv upon Ut ueneiimer and the ultimate rtse In prices Is not at all likely be of temporary duration but rather ef a permanency. It Is pleasing lo learn, however, that lamb ta not likely to some under the cloud of Increase though Ha present high price Is likely to be maintained. Aeoerdlng the la lest bulletla of lb Labor Department, the Index number ef wholesale prloee rose slightly during October, standing at 111.1 es compared with Ul.l In September end 13M In October, Hit The declines In wheat, att, hay, cattle, sheep, mutton, potatoes. Unseed ell, bop and' malt ware- offset by advance In milk, gga, hog producta, lemons, tomatoes, lute, Iron, lead, Un and their produota, coke, earthenware, opium and rope. The Index number le -a pereentag of the average price level during the decade IMO-lsW.

Ths feature at the month In retail price wee the wide, spread eoarolty of anthracite coal from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan; with advancing prices. Eggs, butter and. milk were upward, while potatoes wers law, Opposition Policy Will Matthew's Church Hall to Invitations Sent out to Glebe upon ber bearers, dddrers hers will Sanity." Th subject of her he rsuflrags and The Mr. reported The chief tnplo of conversation on the Olehe I the pool room queatlon. Mr, Thomas Claray, an ax-aldermen of.

Uie njipnsed by Atdnrmen -Nelson and Ault when he applied for a pool room license for hi new building at th earner of Bank and Centre at rests, and the application waa not -granted. i' The prectlce In such eases Is for the chief of pokes to grant the request of the applicant In thla Instance Chief Itoee declined to do so with the re. suit that Mr Clarey took hi applies tlon to the Board of Control. The latter after obtaining the views of the eldermanlo representatives of Capital ward, also refused the application. But If Mr.

Clarey can produce a petition to which are affixed a majority' of the signatures of the residents of the polling eub-dl vision In which ths pool room Is to be located It Is possible; that tha request may be granted. Mr. Clarey Ig now busy getting signatures to his 'Aid. Nslson expressed th view to The Journal that the petition I might be turned down If It was shown that the large bwly of opinion 01 that section of the city was" opposed to IL In res'ponss, therefore, to a number of people 'after a pressing appreciation of the publicity given-to th matter by The. Journal, asked that The Journal take steps to bring ths question more strongly before ths entire community.

The. Journal haa made arrangementafor a publlo meeting to be held In St. Matthew'e Church Hall, at the corner of Bank and First Avs on Monday evening at I o'clock. When Rev. Mr.

Louck wa approached by The Journal last evening for. the use of hta Church, he 'broke In before the words of the request were halt uttered and emphatically endorsed the Idea. Not enlyy atr. Loucks hut the oth or clergymen of (IJebe are. out fighting the petition, and at the meeting Monday evening i.doniiue.

policy will be decided upon. The general opinion Is that the pool room Is simply the forerunner of a saloon on theOleb. which the people of that district and The' Journal have hitherto fought off successfully, Ko tlms In thlt cm tin nord to be lost, t- 1 Th aldermen and trustees of Cspltal Ward have been Invited to attend th public meeting on Monday Well as th clergymen of the Olobe, the member of th various th srhooitnaeters and feirttns of th district, the Rldsau Canoe Club, th W. C. T.

1U lh Mothers'. Auxiliary ef First avenue school, the Quoit Club, the Howling Curling Club, and nil the organisations whloh belong pecullsrly to the ward. Fuller detail will be published lh Monday's Issus ef th Journal. Mrs, Owen Phillips, who will leotur hsr en Deoeeiber fnd, under lh aus-plcef of I'M Kqual Suffrage Association, Is perhaps setter known Mis Owen, hsr ineidea Hat, nader which she lecture. Mis Owes Is no-mlltal sarrra- glst, and hag been Iteiurtiig la th.

Vnlssd States, phe lh. Nstlnftsl fa-! 1.