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KLAMATH
REPUBLICAN BUILD * LINE OF AIRSHIPS MEXICAN REVOLT NOT OVER
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E. J. MURRAY, Editor
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FLY BETWEEN
RUSTON
AND
WASHINGTON IN SIX MONTHS
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LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
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United States to Hattie I». Ilatull*
lM Nof 8B 4. SW 4 of 8B 4 and
rehilt HF MANIPULATION
NEH <»f SW 4 sec 3-'6-9.
PRICES FALL ON WALL STREET
Iti BI IM CAPTI ICE TOW NH
ON <X)AHT OF RONDI RAH
IIY
It lll.ltOAIMI
Route Clivers INS Miles, unit Craft Traveler« From Mexico May That
Di-teriiiliiutloii HevliM to lie an It
Fellemi
Troops
.Heut
Against
Thom
Will Carry Twenty Pnwiigvr*
tempt to Fotie the Grunting of
Evi'i-y Person There I« Armed
Are S<ti<! to liuti* Joined the
All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this
tuul Crew
Illi1 Rule Increase
mid Trouble is luiuiineut
Revolutionists
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer No non de plume
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
articles will be published
United Prune Service.
ARMY NEN WANT
KLAMATH LAND
R WOMMEN D RESERVATION
PLACE FOR MANEUVERS
AS
Report of Adjutant (ieneml Finxer
Calls Attention to Matters Vital
to This Vicinity
SALEM. Nov. 29.—The biennial re
port of Adjutant General Finser of
the Oregon National Guard has been
tiled with the secretary of state. The
report reviews the work of the Oregon
National Guard (or the last two years
and contains a number of important
recommendations for the good of the
organisation.
The total strength of the National
Guard at this time, according to Mr.
Finzen’s report, is made up of 1.407
enlisted men and 110 officers. The
war department contributes material
ly to the support of the militia, but
this is on the assumption that each
company must consist of a certain
number of men. and that each regi
ment must have a full number of
companies.
The annual appropria
tions for the Oregon National Guard
have not been increased since 1901,
and thus it is necessary to get more
money each year and maintain two
full regiments or the government will
cease to continue its contributions for
both regiments. Concerning this, the
report says:
"It is recommended that a contin
uous annual appropriation for 82 4.-
000 additional be made for the main
tenance of the Oregon National
Guard.
"Attention is Invited to the fact
that at the present time the Third
Infantry has but eleven companies
and the Fourth infantry but eight
companies. The secretary of war has
allowed these vacancies to exist until
such time as the legislature has had
an opportunity to provtde for the five
additional companies of infantry. In
order to continue to draw the allow
ance of appropriation from the United
States fof target practice, uniforms
and equipment, it will be necessary
to provide for the existing vacancies
or reduce the organisations to one
regiment and one separate battalion.
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of the reservation for the purpose
meutioned was favorable.
In case
the recommendation is agreeable to
I'ri sldent Taft and the land Is set
aside, then Klamath county will have
tik gatherings of soldiers that now
go to American Lake.
Not only that, but there will be an
added attraction for the tourists to
this city and vicinity which will make
Klamath Falls one of the greatest re
sorts on the Pacific coast.
The delightful climate, the cool
pure water and the healthful atmos
phere which renders this part of Ore
gon so conducive to energy all tend
tn make the selection of the lands on
the Klamath reservation the most
ideal for the purpose intended
Ev
ery effort possible should be made to
see that the recommend of the adju
tant general is complied with.
LABORERS CLAIM THEY
COITJ) NOT GET WORK
Contractor Petterson Says He Will
Uee All the Men Who Have
Been Sent to Him
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EL PASO. Nov. 39
Travelers ai
NEW YORK. Nov 39. -Charle* . riving here this morning assert that
Glidden, president of the Aerial Navi i pract'iully the whole of Mexico is
gation company, declares today that armed, and that the revolutionists nre
airship liners would ply between llo.- «trowing strong« r every where.
When the travelers left Chispusau
ton and Washington within the next
•lx months. New York, Philadelphia yesteiday th«> nriusement place« nud
a nJ Baltimore will be other points sal .ons were clo , <i. and troops were
where ports will be established. Van- guarding them
The ««dttor of K. Coreto, th«« Span
ir.iati. Wellman's engineer, Is inter
ested In constructing the first line.“. ish newspaper, has been put In jail
Biid has announced that it wlll be big for printing an account of th«« battle
ger than Zeppelin's airship. The route near Chipupua Sunday. Thos«« on th««
Is expected to cover 458 miles. Th* trains say that the rebel« are very
cost of the tickets has not been m- strong. One American says:
"Hell has broken loose. At Chl-
nounced. The new craft wlll accom
modate twenty passengers besides tli ■ pupua every man. woman and boy Is
armed. The people of Chipuapua havo
crew.
no ld««a how strong the Insurgents
are. It wlll take 2.000 troops sixty
days to clean the revolutionists out of
i Chipuapua state."
The feeling Is growing In Juarex
ORDINANCE REING PREPARED .' that the revolution is not crushed, but
' is just iteglnning
Prominent offi
FAIR THE BUSINESS
cials say that Carl Marsh, the Amer
ican. was assaulted and Insulted by
Ureases Can It«» Granted for Not Ic« four Mexicans in Juarex. and then
Ttian Three Months Nor More
cast into prison
It is predicted that
there will be more fighting before
Than One Year
three days.
SAN JUAN DEI. Stilt, Nicaragua.
Nov. 39
Revolutionists headed by
Ex-President Bonilla are reported to
have captured the Atlantic ports of
llomluraH, and federal troops who
were sent In an effort to recapture the
porta are said to havo joined the
rebels.
PORTLAND RAH OVER
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
WASHINGTON. l>. C, Nov. 39 -
The official census figur««s give Port
land a population of 207.214, and Se
attle a census of 237,194
The Port
land figures were shaved In a recount
from 243,000.
ORDER IS MIKING GRUI PROGRES
SIXTEEN TO JOIN THE WOMEN OF
WOODCRAFT
NEW YORK. Nov 29
llieukliig
i rle«1« in Wall Street affectilig thv
8t««el trust, Union l'urlth and Rondlng
tulli cuti stock« are beiievcd by proni-
llieut business men to he thè result
of a ninni pillai Imi to forco thè aup-
port of thè lallrouda* pica for in-
vrenaed (relglit ratea lluw bufoni thè
Interstate Commerce coiunilaalon
The newM bureau of thè Street and
Ita organa aay that thè market condì
Bona are thè rvsult of a determina
tlon on thè pari of thè railroada to
proceed cautloualy untll thè rate re-
ductlon la aettled. The rallway com
pii ni va eleo t li rea tv n to cancol thè
vquipnient ordera and clone thetr
uhopa un lena thè Increaaeu are grani
<>d. The Street expecta thv maulpula-
tlon to Caute consideratale financlal
stress unicna thv Indicanone are that
thè ratea wlll hv granivi!
HIS ÏERÏ CAPIRLE SEI 01 OFFICERS
laical Circle Electa OlHiro and Ulve« WILL BE KNOWN AH F
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Itanquet to Memlwm and
SPRAGUE COB I’M
Visitor«
Expect lo lieve Most Knthuaiastli
CatlivrlngN During Coming Year
Special Organiser M K. Hollywood
—Mnl Tw 1er a Month
of the Women of Woodcraft, with
While there has only been one ap
A number of laborers arrived in
REAL KHTATE TRANSFERS
town Sunday and Monday applied to plication for a saloon license, that of
the county officers for aid, claiming C. I). WillBon... a number of th«« resi
The following list of recent realty headquarters In Portland, has been
The female members of the fa tn 11 Io*
that they had been sent to the Erick
dents of Klamath Falls aTe absolutely transfers I« furnished by tho abstract for a short period the gu««at of Ewau of tho boys who wore the blue met
son & Petterson camp, and had been
na Circle No. 6 47. She has worked last Saturday In MaddoxWhite hall
refused work. A Republican reporter! sure that they are to be THE ones to firm pf Mason A Slough:
get the coveted («ermisslon to sell
United States to Elmer E Lyon.1 with thv local circle In securing ap and organised what Is to be one of the
talked with Mr. Petterson regarding
liquor in this city.
NEH of SEH. 8 4 of NEH. NW 14 plications for tho order.
best Women's Relief Corps In the
the matter, and he stated that
The probability is that no liquor of NBH sec 5-35-14
Mrs. Holly wood reports the Circles state
Mrs Lissle Wyatt Smith of
no man who had been to his camp had
will be legally sold in the city until
Samuel J. Meeker to Elmer E in and around the District of Klani- Salem, department president of Ore
been refused work, on the contrary,
near the first of February, as it wlll Lyon, NEH of BE 4 . 8 4 of NEH. ath Falls In a moat flourishing condl- gon, was the organiser, and she waa
all who bad applied had been given
be almost impossible for the council NW14 of NE14 see. 5-35-14; 10.
Hon.
assisted by Mra. M. C. Hildreth of
employment.
to get the matter sufficiently adjusted
Steven Woxnik to Frances ioicnlk,
Ewauna Circle will In • few W««««k* Grants Pass, past president
"The trouble Is,” said Mr. Petter-
before that time.
84 of lots 9 and 10 and a 16-foot have a claim initiation of sixteen can
The name of the new organisation
son, "that the men went to the South-
City Attorney Drake is preparing »trip of lot 8. block 16. First addition didates and the splendid energy of wlll be the F B Sprague rorpa. and
ern Pacific camp north of this city,
an ordinance regulating the traffic in Ito Klamath Falla, 91,500.
the local circle wlll be put forth to the following were chosen as the first
and were there told that my camp
liquor aod designating the procedure
Unite*« State« to William Albert make th«« occasion one of great prom officers:
was farther on. and that they would
necf««sary to be taken by the applicant «Key, W4 of NW 4. 8E 4 of NW 4 inence.
President— Mrs Olive Sells.
have to walk to where the camp is
for a permit to sell spirits. The and NE4 of 8W4 sec. 13-41-7.
The Women of Woodcraft local
Senior
Vice
President Sophia
situated. They then came back to
ordinance will probably be Intro-
United States to Samuel H. King, auxiliary of tho Woodmen of th«« Ramsby.
this city and said that I had refused
dueed at the meeting of the council on lot 22, sec. 10 and lot 9 of sec 15-33- World. Pacific jurisdiction, covers th««
Junior Vico President Mrs Isaura
to give them work. I will use every
December 5th. The ordinance cannot 74-
territory of the parent organisation, Moore
man who comes to my camp. The
b«ycome a law until thirty day« hav<*
Chas. S. Moore et al. to Catherine and will In a few months celebrate
Secretary Mrs Celia Bogardus
read only goes to Barclay- Springs,
passed, and unless the council moves Ewing, lots 1 and 2 block 17, River their fourteenth birthday.
Organ
Treasurer—Mrs Elisabeth Ramsby
and from there to the camp is eleven
with more expedition than It has here side addition to Klamath Falls; 910. ised In 1897, the Women of Wood
Chaplain- Mrs Luella Stearns
miles, which the men will have to
tofore done it will be some time after
W. P. McMillan to Adelaide M craft has paid in death, monument
Conductor-- Mrs
Kathryon Kob
walk. That is what I do when I wish
the thirty days are up before the li Williams. lot 4, block 9, Ewauna and funeral benefits almost 93.000.- orteon.
to come to town, and I cannot haul i
censes can be granted.
Heights addition to Klamath Falls; 000. There are 736 subordinate cir
Guard—Mrs Marlon Smith
them a-ny farther than the railroad .
The law permitting the sale of 910.
cles, with a membership of 65,000
Assistant Conductor- Mm
Ella
runs. If they want to walk to the ■
liquor does not take effect until after
Chas. E Worden et al. to H. J. j
By a recent decree from the Grand Nnwnham.
camp they can get all the work they i
it is so declared by the county court, ; Ixickwood. lots 1 and 2. block 2. Ship- Council the laws are amended to ad
Assistant Guard—Mrs. Clini Mr
want. I pay 91-75 a day for laborers,
and that will not be done until after | I pfngton adltion to Klamath Falls.
mit to benefit and social privilege* Nelli.
the same as is paid on every other .
the first of the year. And even then
8. Cunningham to Charles P. Stew men who may havo no affiliation with '
Physician - Mrs Lilian VtxirhiM
railroad work, and no one can say
it cannot be sold until the city grants art. lots 9 and 10, block 36. First ad other orders.
The corps win meet the first and
that the board is not good. The whole I
the m-cessary permission.
dition to Klamath Falls; 910.
The local circle. No. 6 47. will for ar third Saturday afternoons In each
trouble is that t^e men who have <
The council is the judge of the fit
K is math Ca-nal company to Chas short time work on a dispensation of month, and the next meeting will be
complained did not go to the camp,
ness of the applicant for the right to P. Stewart, tho south 15 feet of lot rate«, and wlll collect only medical ex In the public library hall
A definite
but came back here, and then said
sell liquor in this city, and they can 3, block 57. Nichols addition to Klam amination fee« from applicants desir meeting place will be derldrd on
that I did not give them work. They
also make such regulation as to hours ath Falls; 910.
Oregon Appropriation Small
ing benefits In the order.
later.
can get all the work they want If
of sale, the manner in which the bust*
A. E. McClellan to Geo. E. Gillette. I
At the last regular meeting of
From the quality of the member*
“The states of Washington and Cal they wfll go out to the camp."
ness is to be conducted and the pay SW 4 of NE4 and E4 of NW 4 and Fwauna Circle, on the 19th. thirteen who have formed the corp« there la no
ifornia each appropriated large sums
ment of the license fee.
NE4 of SW 4 sec 3-39-11; 94,750. candidates were elected to tnember- doubt but what this new organization
for the maintenance of the National
The license cannot be granted for
Louis Mueller to Henry Barron, j ship, and a splendid set of officers win be one of the strongest In the
Guard for the year 1909. Washing STEAMER HAS HARD TIME
more than one year nor leas than | block 110, Mills First addition to elected for the January term of office state before long
GETTING
FROM
ODESSA
HERE
ton provided 996,690 for its guard.
three months, nor according to the I Klamath Falls; 910.
With the exception of Mrs. Ells Me-
Mrs. Smith and Mrs Hildreth left
\>r )98.74 per man. and California
i charter can it be for less than 81.200'
Oscar 8hive et al. to Minnie E. Cor- Mlllen. the very efficient clerk, who for their homes Monday morning
Burned-Over
Country
Neer
Mt.
Pitt
9193,330, or 981.06 per man. Oregon
a year. This can be paid in such a bell lota 5 and 6, block 11, Fairvie* was re-elected for another year, th««
Being Re-Seeded to Pine—Use
had 945,000. or 930.87 per man.
way as the council sees fit. They can ' addition No. 2 to Klamath Falls; 919 new officers have b««en advanced from
Five Tons of Seed
Other recommendations are as fol
have
it paid quarterly or the entire !
William H. Garrett to James Ryan, lower offices, and In thia way consid It. E. ALLISON IH CHARGED
lows:
WITH MANHI«At'GHTKR
year
in
advance,
as
they
choose.
The
E 4 of SW 4 and W 4 of SB 4 «ec. erable experience Is secured. The fol
W. C. Neff, chief ranger of the Cra
"It is recommended that a resolu-,
opinion
of
the
council,
as
so
far
ex
15-37-13;
910
ter
National
forest,
started
from
lowing
members
wlll
guide
the
des
tion be passed by the Oregon legisla-1
(ompUInt W m Fllrd AgainM Hlm
James Ryan to George and Ed tinies of No. 847 for another term
ture, asking the president of the Unit Odessa Sunday on the steamer Wine- pressed. is that the license shall be
and He Haa Boen Held to thè
fixed
at
81.200
a
year
for
the
retail
Bloomingcamp,.
E4
of
SW4
and
Past Guardian Neighbor — Mrs.
ed States to set aside certain lands in ' ma, and did not arrive here until
Grand Jury
Amelia Hanks.
the Klamath Indian reservation for I Monday night at 9 o’clock. The lake sale and 8600 a year additional for W4 of 8E4 sec 15-37-13; »10.
the
wholesale
permit.
This,
how
Chas.
Cole
to
Algoma
Lumber
com
Guardian Neighbor—Mra. Etta
maneuver and encampment purposes is so full of packed snow in the shal
A roinplaint waa filed against II. K
for the use of the regular army and low water that it was all that the ever, Is problematical, and has not pany. lots 1 and 2, and 8 4 of NE4 Boiler.
Allison, who shot and killed Fred
sec.
6-41-5;
lots
3
and
4,
and
8E4
of!
yet
been
decided
upon.
boat could do to get through.
Adviser—Mr«. Frances Johnson.
rrganxied militia.
Wing a few days ago. charging him
Other cities are preparing ordi NW4 sec «-41-5; 910.
There is twenty-two inches of snow
Magician—Miss Fannie Virgil.
"It is suggested that the policy-
with
manslaughter and he waa held
nances
on
this
traffic,
that
of
La
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W. B. Barnes, sheriff, to Fred Mel- (
Clerk Mrs Ella McMillan.
adopted by the legislature of 1909, at Odessa, and the probability is that I
to await the artion of the grand jury,
Grange
being
about
as
strict
as
any
,
base,
NW4
of
sec.
28-39-9;
918
Ranker- Mr A. W. Pell.
providing for the construction of ar It will remain on the ground all win- |
which meets Monday. W K Temple
Ida M. Fink, guardian to O. W.
Attendant—Mrs. Ivy Campbell.
mories be continued, and at least one ter unless the weather gets much so far published.
wan the complaining witness Allison
La
Grange's
ordinance
provides
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White, part of lots 5 and 6, block 7,
Inner Sentinel—Mrs. Jo Anna Tay
armory constructed in the state each warmer than usual.
was released on his own recognliance
that
an
applicant
for
a
saloon
license
Klamath
Falls;
93,000.
About
thirty
men
are
b«isy
re-seed
lor.
year.
must
first
pay
81.250,
the
license
fee
xcept by a thorough canvass of the clt
Outer Sentinel—Mrs. Sylvia West
“It is recommended that arrange ing the immense area of forest that
Phoebe Vinson to Fred Noel, lots 7 fall.
FIGHTER IUFM FROM THF.
ments be made to provide horses for v as burned over last ¡rummer, when for the year, in the city treasury, and {
present
a
bond
of
81,000,
backed
by
<
and8,
block
52.
Nichols
addition
to
I
Ranger
Neff
and
his
men
fought
the
Captain
of
the
Guards
—
Mrs.
Della
Battery A, Field Artillery, by the
STRAIN OF THE CONFLICT
Brewbaker.
state buying a number of mares for flames for over a month. Five tons a responsible surety company, before* Klamath Falls; 910.
H. H. Carroll to Rufus S. Moore,
Manager—Mrs. Cora Sanderson.
breeding purposes and constructing a of pine seeds aTe being used, a por it will be considered by the council.
LIMA. Ohio. Nov. 29.—Curley
Musician—Mrs. Ruby Greeley.
battery barn on the state rifle range tion of them having been sent from The applicant's personal character lots 1 and 2. block 12, Wert Lake
Europe. Where the snow is deep the will also be considered as well as the I Park addition to Klamath Falls; 910.
Correspondent—Mrs.France« John Geherdt, a lightweight pugilist, col-
grounds.”
lapsed last night after a ten-round
Ida M. Fink, guardian, to American son.
seeds are sown broadcast, and where proposed location of the saloon. Upon ■
the men can reach the ground the conviction before the city recorder of ', Bank and Trust company, part of lot
After adjournment of the business fight with Jack McHenry, and died
The recommendation relating to the
seed are covered with a light covering any violation of the criminal laws of i 5, block 37, Klamath Falls; 92,000.
session the visitors were Invited In In the hospital this morning. He waa
setting aside of the lands In the Klam
the state or provisions of the ordi
F. L. Kulp to Marlon E. Kulp, lots and a committee consisting of Me«- evidently unfit to stand the strain of
of earth.
ath reservation aa a site for army
Mr. Neff wfll return to Odesst nance governing the sale of liquor, 20 and 21, block 9. Crescent; 910.
dames Virgil, Noel, Campbell, Wost- the fight, and cerebral hemorrhage
maneuvers is one which, if acquiesced
the offender loses his license, forfeits
Ida M. Fink, guardian to W. 8. fall a-nd I>ewls served a delicious ban caused his death. He did not recover
Thursday.
In. will mean more to Klamath Falls
his bond and may also be punished Slough, part of lot 8. block 37, Klam quet, consisting of oysters, salads, consciousness.
than any other act that has been com
by fine and Imprisonment. The ordì- i sth Falls; 91.500.
olives, sandwiches, cake and coffee.
mitted in many years. It will mean LARGE VENIRE DRAWN FOR
Cowtly Talent
nance provides that there shall be no
R. R. Hamilton to Anna M. Ham-1
that this county will be the scene of
THE TRIAL OF DR. BURKE dice, cards, slot machines or music ilton, lot 8 and part of lots 5 and 11,
"You are sure that airship« wlll
army maneuvers which will bring
make war an expensive an to bo ut
in the saloons, and that there shall bo block 50, First addition to Klamath RESCUED AFTER FIFTEEN
hundreds of men and thousands of
SANTA ROSA, Nov. 29—A venire no frosted windows or screens. Wo Falls; 910.
terly impractical?" said the military
HOL RM' IMPRISONMENT expert.
dollars to this community, By the of eighty jurors was drawn for the nen a-re prohibited from entering a
Josephine Chappell Boudlnot to A.
time the land is set aside and the trial of Dr. William P. Burke, who Is saloon. Gambling Is also barred. The
■'Quito sure," replied the other.
M. Jamison, lot 4, block 58. Nichols
grounds prepared the road between charged with the attempted dynamit number of saloons is limited to eight,
Eight Bodies Taken Frovw the Jumbo "The flying machine won't cost so
addition to Klamath Falls; 910.
this city and Portland will be com- ing of Luetta- Smith and her child at and they must be closed from 1
i much but wo won't be able to pay
Antonio Fomlnus to Fred W. Hynd
Mine In Oklahoma—Death List
pieted, and then there will be no Burke's Santa Rosa sanitarium on o’clock Saturday night until 5 o’clock
the sums required by aviators for
man, lots 11 and 12, block 55, Sec
Totals Fourteen
question about the transportation February 5th. The case was contin Monday morning.
going up In them."—Washington
ond Hot Sprlnga addition to Klamath
problem.
ued until Tuesday, when the impanel
Star.
The ordinance is up for final action Falls; 910.
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When Colonel Jackson, Adjutant ment of the jury will be begun. The by La Grande's council, and it Is said
ANTLERS, Okla , Nov. 29. Gor-
S. E. McGsvran to Wallace Beaver,
General Finxer, General Maus and his taking of testimony Is then expected there wfll be no Impediment to Its
lot 8, block 45, First addition to rold Roberta, who wan entombed In NEBRASKA HAH OVER
aide were here this summer they In to follow rapidly. The venire is the passage. The ordinance also provides
ONE MILLION POPULATION
the Jumbo mine, wan reacned alive to
Klamath Falla; 910.
spected the reservation as a- site for largest ever drawn In a criminal case that a license can bo granted only by
United States to Fred W. Schult, day after fifteen houra’ imprisonment.
military maneuver grounds. The rec in the history of Sonoma county. a majority of the entire council. Thia
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Nov. 29 —
8 4 of BE4 sec. 6, and W4 of NEV. Eight dead bodtea have been taken
ommendation of Adjutant General Judge Emmett Beawell will preside eliminates the possibility of a quorun ( of sec. 8-25-9.
from the debris. The total dead num The census gives Nebraska a popula
Finxer intimates that their opinion during the trial.
granting a license.
tion of 1,192,214.
United Htate« to William T. Stn- bers fourteen.
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