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erver - - v Medium is North Carolina ' , . RALEIGH, N. C, SATURDAY klORNINC DEC 18,1915. yoL.cn. no. 170. PRICE FIVE eCiTJ CONGRESS EXTENDS .mp nnriifn PRESIDENT AND HIS FIANCEE TO BE3IARRIED AT WASHINGTON TONIGHT EMERGEfJCY TAXES READf rSB STRIKE AT ALLIESVFORGES F Adjourns For Christmas lloli- Great Annies Reported . Aa, days After ' Passing 1 t". Resolution ' Concentrated On Both Bat tle Fronts 1 iW M1;W aad mMn la east ! Wfc, Drtalfe am saga ft, -H - Oil AFJQTHER YEAR hr - SENATORS ADOPT ; ; MEASURE BY 45 TO 29 Revenue Law, To Continue Un til Dee. 31, 1916, Signed By President Wilson Last Night. Both House To Reconvene at Noon On Jan. 4; Much Business Ahead Waahlagtne, Dm. 17. Congress ad Jmrt4 toalght for tha Christmas holi days after the Ben ate had adopted tha Jain reaulation which peased the Houm i serdmv extending the emergency nmm law m year, or util December IX. 1118. Th 8(U adopted tha n h-liaa after a lively partisan debate by a vote af 43 to AS, Democrats sup- pertiag at solidly aad Unpaliliea.ua alalia it apposing tt. President Wihsoa sigaed tha measure tonight. Both bnaaca will reconvene at noon Tweaday, January 4. when tha admin ia traxioa legislative program, inelnding plana for a-ttouul defease, will be elsBtakea ia earnest. It hi tha under Btaadiag that tha reveaae law will ba tahaa an far maadment la order to aacraaaa tha rnrsawea as aaaa after the heiidaya aa aiaaihla. Uaea tha adjourn meat tonight thara exodas of nuciaueia for Tha day ia tha House waa Aa spsarhas aa national de- Dssexsausa af tha war revenue ia tha Beante rata trad itaalf hate a tariff argnaaamt, Republicans aa- aailiag taa Underwood law aa inade- awate aad eond evening tha flaeal policy af taa adrntaiatrat-aa. Biaaln Uaderweod. af Alabama, ia (CWiased aa Page Two.) Hhxions are Asked TO STOP CITRUS CANKER DtaMTsA pla for ap- aevpriaUaa .at. aawprsl . jaiuioa dollars r taaaaaHaja A erartioatioB of "tii auraa aaatat ia tha Beat Had tha Vaaft was faada bafara tha Haaaa aari eeeaalHaa by a dalaaUoa of sad by rapraaaatatirea of Thar aaht tha ehtraa aaakar dlaease waa bkaty to apread fraai Btata to Stata Billa lava haaa iatrodaaad by Bep- tatii Barriaoa, af Miaaiaaippi, to apiiiaaalaaa SM00000; Sparkmaa, of rWide, pifiOQflOO, aad Baker, af Gall fatala, tXlOHXL Tha aaakar. it waa axplaiaad. attacks laanaa. ttataa, giapafiait aad araagaa. rtarioa, Alabama, hfiaaiasipwi. Loaiauaa aaa Texaa already hara aaffarad. SENATORS FAVOR PHILIPPINE RULE Waaaiagtoa. Das. 17.-. farerabla re port aa tha adaiaiatratioa bill to ex lead tha laarara af aelf-goTerameat ia the Philippiaea waa voted lata today by tha Saaate Philippiaea committee after two days af haariaga. fraater Lippitt caat tha only rote ajcaiaet tha report, two other Sepub Uraaa, fieaatera Clapp aad Kenyon, Joiaiaf the Draioerata, bat reaerving ike right to efer ameadmenta in the Bcaata. 1 Tha preamble, deelariag the purpoae af tha Vaited SUtea to graat Inda aadoaea whea "the people of the Phil ipplaa Ialaada ahall hara ahowa tbem actlvee to be ttted therefor, waa chang ed to read "war a it will ba to tha per maaeat iatoreet of tha people of the Fkilif piae Ialaada." - Tha ptoTiaiaa agaiaat polygamy waa ehanircd aa aa to prohibit tha eoatraet lag hereafter af polygamous or plural BUUTiagea- An acTort to paaa tha bill through both hooaea will ba aaade saoa after the holidays. THE" DAY IN CONGRESS Waaaiagtoa, Dec. 17. SEVATKi - Mat at aaaa. Taak aa tha Baaaa tmilallaa eatoad. lag taa amargtary reraaaa act oae year. FhlMfSlaaa tamamltaaa caaMaaad hear, leara em the aeM-aareraawat hllL Saaator ShafarU latradaead a hill for anUiaiaal eHeermimaat tatwagh aa ia. tomatlaaal trikaaaL The Warka hUl tmr eVrvtoaawat af arateraaCaa ia the Calif eraia daaart aad tha gtrrUaa Mil far U Sraatar Weeks taUadaced bin far artbUaai'ad laaaraaca eempaaiaa. fMaed )aiat raemratiea ' exteae'iag batoigeacr war las law bjr rata af a to thaar hoaaasi '2ES3t8rwlayrt tSitai'rvTaaW ? ' lay,' Joaary-t,;-tfia,.'--w .aCT MH at aaaa. - Xewreaeatotftra Bachaaaa failed to Sppeaf befara Jadlcaary Caaamlima to eaeataattaee khj Impaachaaiat aarges WaJaat I'aUed ttataa attoraaj Mar. sML V ' -T-..-; --. --, r'- FabBe Laada C satttaa beyaa eaa Hdirathaa af laaaanaClua bilha. which tailed to aaartawat at fcaat Caaaraaa, ' War iPcaai fiat lacaamaaded aaa. Sna.ara af' fSSS.SM Imererraaat - Kale aa Btlaaearl river. - ' ' Adjoaracd at S:4S av aa. to ! . by, Jiaaary , s-f "'''it'- ''- ' ' : r- ' . '" ; - Wyz IPHOTOf CQPgHT. 1915. BY AntRrCAN PQtt AtgQdATrpN . UNITED STATES TO NEW ANCONA Vienna's Reply, Identical With cede To U, S. Demands; Second Missive To Be More Insist ant Than Firptjf Yjei t WaahlaatoB. Dae.' -l7-Tha"TralUd States prepared Jato today to dUpatch aaeahd aata to Aurtrta-uusrary es the aiakiag of tha' Italiaa steamahtp Aaooaa. The eaatmaaieatioa will Tig oroualy renew tha demaada made ia the flrat aoto, aoaa af them aeoording to aa official saaoaaeemeat by Secretary LaaaiBg, hariag beea oom plied with by the Via una foreiga office. Praaident Wllaoa probably wilt approre the form tha aeeoad aota ahall take tomorrow In eoaforeaea with Secretary I an ling. The aeeretary will thea act without further aaggeatioa from the Prealdeat, who will leara Waabingtoa tomorrow sight on hia wadding trip. Sheald tha Seere- tarjr deeermiaa, ho wore r that the fur ther eowaael of tha Prerideat ia aeeea aary, aa will go to wharerer tha Execu tive may be. Should tha aitnaUoa be- aema atiU mora aeato tha Preaideat aiay ba forced to ahortoa hia hoaeymooa aad retura to WaabingtoB. From aa authoritative Teutonic aourea earns the iafonaatioa toaigbt that the 540,000,000 Is Estimated As Next Winter's Yield; 100, 000,000 Over 1909-13 (BpMUl to Taa Hrm tad Olwn I Washington, Dee. 17. Xext year't winter wheat crop was eatimated today by the Department of Agriculture at about 540,000,000 bushels. That would be 118,000,000 bushels leaa than the win ter wheat harreat this season but ap proximately 100,000,000 buaheU more thaa tha average of - tha Ave yeara, i9os-qa. la the eottoa growing Btaiea there waa aa iaereaaad area piaatod to win ter when. Virginia planted 171,000 aerea, aa iaaraaaa af 7 par eaat over the a sown ia tha fall af It la: North Caraliaa, ljOOOjOOO, aa inereaea af 1 per it: Soatb CareUaa, EJJJOOS anrea, the aaaa sa but year; Georgia, MSflOO aerea, inereaea af 1 per eeat; Alabama, 118iM0 aerea, aa inereaea of IS per aeat; aCiaaiaaippi, 7,000 aerea, aa inereaae of 80 per eeat Texas, lmfKO acres, 1 per seat decrease; Oklahoma. 1,231,000 . , . i . . . (Continued aa Page Two.) 600 2TORSES DROWN . WHEN BARGE SINKS (nr aa Ainaaul tveml New rork. Dee. 17-N early six hun dred horaea valued at sa srerags af SSOft. eweayrsaattgmad UraaWlaaea, for the ass of . allied amies, were drowned ia the Korth Birar this after aooa whea a barge sprang s leak sad aaak. The animals were to ba trans ferred to tha ateaaser Anglo-Calif ornian for v tranaportatiea to France. Tha bergs went to- the bottom aeon after taa loading of Aha sa hails - aa the steamer bad beea begun. v--' Pawtaaators Ceasraaed. ; tftt to TIM ! wm (nam ) " Waahingtos. Dee. 17 j Taa iieaat to day eeaAraaed the following North Carolina . poatmaatem Kaanii htell waiaa htoera, Warreatoa ; B. T. Crooks, Murphy J. J. Gray, Bylrs. ; , RECORDS BROKEN WHEAT COP MRS. NORMAN GALT DISPATCH NOTE TO AUSTRIA Unofficial Text, Fails To Ac Capital Vm Vieaaa goraramaat bad ao deaire to ba tha aaase of dipleaaatie relon ta- tweea tha United Stotea aad Jtaatriav Haagary being aaearad. It was at that if the aeeoad Bate left aa areaae for it, the foreiga office probably woo Id aaa fit to agree to all tha demaada made by the United States. The aeeood note will be cabled to Ambaaaador Peafleld for preaentatloa to the Vienna foreiga of See at tha earliest pomible moment. It ia eonaidered prob able that it will ba etarted by Monday afternoon. It bat been determined it waa aaid tonight, that the aoto ahall re state the poaition and riewa of the Uni ted Statea emphatically, that it ahall ba even mora igoraaa thaa the tret aoto. which waa tha moat dxaatie af i tha diplomatia eommanieationa tha Uni ted SUtea baa aeat during tha present war. l he official text of the Aaatriaa reply waa eonaidered today by tha Preaideat aad hia cabinet. Apparently the official (Continued on page three.) E TO CLOSE HP POSTOFFICE STOPS Washington Promises To Inves tigate Reason For Discon tinuance at Salem By H. E. C BET ANT. Washington, Dec. 17. The Salem post office eontroveray brought to Waahing ton today Preaident Howard E. Bond thaler, of the Salem Academy, aad Henry E. Frlee, of Winstoa-aalem, who went with Bepreaentatire Stedmaa to proteat againat the aboliahmeat of tha of Sea that is nearly 130 yeara old. The poatofSee author hi ea promised that ao farther ate pa to close up tha eab-etation at Salem will ba made until another in vestigation ia made, aad that if there it maeh feeling in the matter it will ba dropped, bfeaara. Boadthaler aad Fries told of deep-seated feeling. They (Continued on Page Two.) WHITE STAR TO PAY $664,000 TITANIC CLAIMS Br mm Imailil X,) New York, Dee. 17. Tie White Star Una baa agreed to pay 664,000 ieeett to mcat of all elaima arifing from the sinking of the Titanic on April 19, 1911, whea more thaa 1,600 pereons wars drowned, attorney for tha lias sa Bounced hers today. Of this arnooat approximately $500,000 would go to Amarusa alawasnta aad taOJOO to Britr tsh claimants, whUa $114,000 would bs lor Interest Sad Sspenses la eoanecuon with the aaaoroas suits, -Forty-fonr attorney, rrrjreaenUnt- thai number of. peraoas sat of aura thaa sixty who ftled elaima. bars str ained their williagneaa to accept the terms. If aU af the claimaata, both is tbls eonatry aad Greet Britaia. agree to tha prepeaiUoa tha Whits Star lias will be releaaed from all farther ba hsUty grewtog oat C tha Titaaia dar aater. The agreemeat is saw being eireulatad amoag tbass having elaima aad must bo acted apoa by Ieeember SO to bssssis spsrstiTw. " 1 UPHO i ALL HIS POLICIES Southern Commercial Congress ' So Votes at dosing Seasion at . Charleston, a C, Dee-. IT, Endorse ment of "all the polieiea aad principlee of a national and iatematioaal rhararter aaaenBeed by Pr aidrat Wilaea" plana for a "aatioa-wide adrertiaiBg cam paign in the interest af the Souths re sources aad opportunitiea," sad prelimi nary Btepe toward organliag a commit tee to present to the American people s "peace bell as a "token of the love aad affectioa of the South to all tha people of the Uad oeenpied the at teatioa of delegntea to the Soathera Commercial Coagrees at its aeaaioa here late today. The eonvcatioa wa pared to adjoura late tonight. Endorse sat of Preaideat Wilson 'a policies waa in that aeetioa of the reao lutiona approving the' adaiaiatratioa plana for rural credits legislation ud S "great merchant marine." The coagreaa also req nested the Preai deat and Congress to take steps to guarantee the shipment of tobacco to neutral eountriea without restrietioaa. Plans for a rampaiga by the congress ia the interests of tha South call for co-operation of various Southern trade bodies. The suggestion for s "peace bell waa made by Ben Ahhelmer, of St. Louis. United St-Us Senator Fletcher, of Florida, preaideat of tha congress waa empowered to appoint a committee to promote the project. It waa planned to pay for the bell by getting each ersool boy and girl to give aaa eeat. Resolutions railing for Federal ai- propriatioua and legulatioa to enable (Continued on page three.) 15 REPORTED DEAD IN B. & O. TRAIN WRECK Philadelphia. Pa- DeeTn. riftecs persona are reported to have beea killed aad eeveral iajured ia s pasacager traia wreck ea tha Baltimore aad Ohio Bail road between Chaster aad WUmiagtoa tonight. Information iwclved at the Baltimora sad Ohio af ices here was to the effect that Are pereoae bad beea killed aad a score or more njarad. eoaae fatally. Deans fog prevailed la this aeetioa to night aad railroad cfAciaJa aay thia probably was tha eaaas of the accident. The wreck occurred a boat S o'clock st Felton. two miles south of Cheater. According to tha few detains received by taa company s traia or empty ears ran lata as seeommodatiea traia boaad from Baltimora for PUladelpais. Tha dead sad injured were takes to Chester hos pitals. . LONDON NOW FACES SHORTAGE OF SILVER juonuun iir-iui iiiusumigi or silver for gold ooia following tha with drawal af gold aad' the leave af paper icy ia its place has aaaaed a Aerioae shortage af ailrsr here. Banks are still able to sbtaia autre la msdsiate mate frees tha Bank af England, bat tt is grewiag eesxeer. . Biaee tae war auvar aaa played aa iarraaaiagly lmportaat part ia the coinage af Earwpeaa cewmtriea, aa at has saadS ap taa aa snags ia erewatttea aad hy wrtasrwwat at rwd. Taa rednetioa ia silewr aarports freea the Uaited Statea and Cbina daitag the war has farther complicated matt era. has beea asardlag a. vast ameaat U'OODROW WILSON U. S. COAST DEFENSE SYSTEM MOST FORMIDABLE IN WORLD War Department Bureau's Reports Show Remarkable Facts Re garding Country's Preparedness; $41,000,000 For Batteries. 10,828 Men and 530 Officers Short ' -c- . (Br a Waahragton, Tee."v "1TWar DeparV t Bureau reports made public to aigbt disclose tha following facts about the army of the United Statea and its coast defenses: The system of eoast defenses is "the most formidable in the world, but ia abort S30 officera and 10,824 men of the regular estahUehment and 271 officera aad t,S91 mea of the national guard to aaaa all forts aad mine defenaea. Con greaa has appropriation of 1175,000,000 to establish the present system but at present batteries which cost Ml ,000 ,000 are without trained personnel to man them." Batteries of 1 inch, 80 caliber guns are reeommcBded aa the primary ar mament of all major fort a In order that eaemy ahipa may be kept at great dis tance. Mobile Howitxer batteries of IS lack, 17 lack or even larger guna are urged to supplement the permanent forts. Tke army on June 30, Inst, comprised 105,993 officera and men, 6 ,254 of them POSTAL BANKS NOT USED EXTENSIVELY North Carolina People Behind Olher States In Utilizing Them, Report Shows By H. E. C BRYANT. Washington, Dec. 17. Tho annual re port of the board of trustees of the postal savings system shows thst North Carolina people do not use the post office books as much as those of Kast- era aad Weetera SUtea do. A number of thriving towns with postal aavmg (Continued oa Page Two.) FOUR DEAD, TWO HURT . IN MISSISSIPPI STORM an Meridian. Mine., Dec. 17-At least foar persona were killed and two arore mere or leaa acrioualy iajured today aa tke result of a tornado which awept through aevrral Fast Miaaiaaippi coun ties aad passed into Alabama aorth- at af here. Two negro women ana two negro children were killed in Giles, score of persons were injured ana aenrly ewe hundred bnildiagSj for the moat part occupied by negroes, were de stroyed ia the town. Reports tonight indicate that the cy clone Arst appeared near Shubuta, 42 miles south of here. Several person! were iajured sad anaerows structure destroyed of unroofed there. Near the ajasr'tsi AaBBananeUBeSb. sSaVanagaBsal by t ilaja -ansa a-a. fvW -CarVi WPwlaagBBBr-. aefwBBBBBBSBaiyaBFSBnBiaTBjBa Faatera Batlread three times ia a space of aaa mils aad, continuing, struck Moaaseo aad Brewer, injuring eeveral peraoas ami causing eoasidcrsbie prop-, arty daanage. berth ad hers taa cyclone struck Ob dais sad Callaat aad swept into Ala bama near Scooba. At Ubadias sad Call am' aad 4a Oeigwr, Ala- injur ice to pe rasas aad property are reported to Ware reeahed. Fee aeerly aft aaBas sartb. af Obav diaa eUsaaged boildiage were said to marb the patb af the toraado. . . . Only saeagro reports were available toaicht from Us strkkaa dirtrkO, - in the continental United Statea, 14, $40 of vehom were em as aaarjbe Mexi can border. Vaasaeies la the enlisted force were red used from 9,371 Is 1014 to 1,76, th year having seen 48,813 recruited, nearly 90 per eeSt born In the United States. On October 1, the full strength of the organized militia waa 8,705 officers and 120,093 men. Officera estimate it would require from t to 12 montha to put the militia in the field in the federal service. There were 31,31.1 etudenta in M aehoola having military courses and graduates from these aehoola since 1903 number 39,430. The coast artillery established aeorea of 00 per eeat hits with 10 inch guna aad 62 per cent with 12-inch guna at Ave thousand yard ranges aa agaiaat 25 per cent and 46 per eeat, respectively, in 1913; st 10,000 yards the scores were 30 per cent with the tens aad 10 per cent with twelves aa againat 13 and 14 per cent in 1913. The army death rate waa 4.40 com pared with 5.15 the year before. L MEN MEET JAN. H Annual ficers Session of State Of Will Be Held at Greensboro Greensboro, Dee. 17. Th) annual meeting of the officers of the National Guard Association of North Carolina will be held in Greensboro January S and A, according to inormalion receiv ed here Ly Major S. (ileun Drown, who rankt high in the 8 ate Guard. Sev eral local men hold resroniible offices in the guard aad they are delighted that Jr-ennboro ia to he the meeting place. Tbcre will ba several officers of the United States army la attendance apoa tha meeting. Woraers have secured a total of 351 membership for the chamber of com merce to data, and these will give to the chamber aa annual income ef $8,773. Men wiio hare been working en the com mittees decided to call upon men of the city again next Tuesday and endeavor to Inereaae the membership to 400 and the income to 110,000. It aeema certain that this number aad amount will be reached by the flrat of the year. Next year the chamber will be reorganized on a more eyatematie bnaia, and will ha ) bureaus and head for each depart ment ef work. Thia is in tccorrlan-e with the latest and best approved meth ods of work. The work of the criminal term of Superior Court waa finished today. Only small coses have beea disposed of during tha term, there being ao eases of pilW,trv'Tninft has attracted eoasidcrable attention, j bat this was again continued. In this ease tha defendant, O. C. Klingmaa, ia charged with the emU.Jjleuieat of sev eral thoaaaad dollars from the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company,' of which hs was local manager. Mr. Klingmaa denies that be is guilty sf aay erime, though bs elaima that bs owes tha company considerable meney. Earl aa U Wan IMes. Lsadoa. Deo. 17. Earl da la Warr died yesterday at Myosins from the a satis fever followed bv pneumonia. Hs bad been serrtna la tha Psrtianellee. NAT1A GUARD DIPLOMATS ENGAGEEt IN MORE NEW DEALS " Dispatches From PetrograTd gni Western Lines Report -Moch. Activity Among Teutons. ; Military Operations at Stand- i still In Balkans; Austrian4 Fight Montenegrins (Br Um Aaorlaue mm. I , London, Dee. 17, While the dlplo mats in Greece and Human la are en raged in new deals which will decide the next atep in the Balkan operauoasv- ' there la Increasing evidence that the Germans, evor restive,' are preparing new strokes on both the eaat era aaa - ' western fronta, or at least a concentra tion of their forces to strike whea sob ditinna are propitious. Dispatches from I'etrograd note Ger man activity, particularly In the Drintk ; dlatrirt, whlob would accord with the (ierman plana to reach the line oa the . Dvina river, while all accounts from -neutral countries mention a continued movement of men and guna to tha -west. In the latter theatre of opera-,1 tioa it seems only a question at what ' points the offensive is to be takes. Many peraoas believe that taa Ger . mans having found the llaea ia Flaad J ers and Artols nuts too hard to crack. , contemplate moving in the Saint Mlaiea - , region, where their line penetrates to ' the river Meuae aad where there has -been conaiderable activity duriag taa past few day a. The only thing argued againat this ia ' , that the rivsr has been at flood aSage and the French have beea vstemati- , eally destroying the bridges aatbey were rebuilt. Thus far, however, thara'' .'' been little more doing thaa the ' uaual mining and bombing operation! " and aerial lighting in tha West. . la the Balkans, military operatioaa are temporarily at a standstill except " ia Montenegro and Albania, whsss tha ' Austrisas and Bulgarians are earrying. ; 4b mountain warfare againat King. Ntebolas' troops and tbs Ssrbiaaa. a M battle- hi ia progress la- th VSllejl ', of tha Albaalaa or Black Dria merr " between the Serbs aad Bulgarians. At . last reports ao decision bad besa. reached in the fighting. It is aaid, bow ever, that the Bulgarians, who creased the river, found the Serbian! bad beea,. reformed and were drives back witn heavy loeaea. It ia possible that tha Serbian counter-attacks were mads pee- aible by suppliea having reached thea) , from the Italiana who landed aa tha Albalalaa coast and who are trylag to .. open communication witn ine Deroa through thst country. The Itaiiaas, It - understood, already have laaoaa eighty thouaand men. FORD QUITS KIRKWALL FOR CURISTIANIA (Br u London, Dec. 17. Announcement was made by the foreign office tonight that the stcauiahip Oscar II, having oa board the Kord peace rty, has proceeded oa her voyage to Christ inn ia. The steam ship was taken into the port of Kirk. nail by the Hritinh authorities. Uuar. mitees were required that certain parts of the cargo be returned to England. The raptuin gave a bond to retura to England the part of the eargo la question, which haa been declared con trabaud. Henry Ford made an urgent request - that the steamship be allowed to pro cecd. He told the British authorities he liclieved he rould arrange peace 1A permitted to visit neutral countries. FLETCHER NOMINATED MEXICO AMBASSADOR; iBr th. AmHiud rra) Washington, Dec. 17. Henry T, Fletcher, now ambassador to Chile, waa, nominated by President Wilson today, for ambaaaador to Mexico. Eliaeo Arredondo already has been, appointed Mexican ambassador to tha, United States, and Mr. Fletcher's nomi nation today restores diplomatic rslaV tiona bet wren the two eouatriea, broken, off nearly three years. EXPORT TRADE NOW LARGEST IN IIISTORr- IBr a A-oruM riMSl . ' New York, Dee. 17. Exports valued, at $18au36,158, by far the largest eol ume ever shipped from aa American, port during a single month, left New, . York harbor during November accord -v ing to statistics announced at tha eusv . torn house today. Tha November fig-. urej exceed those for October which, were themeelvee a record, by mors tbajt, -$12,000100. Cuatom offielala were surprised ... , Iraru that duriag November the tmporta, at this port were t?7S6(115 about $3.- . lipporta, However, S eossideraWep ortioa Af Aha, A-nv. imnorts were ia the "free goods- a lass. sad aotwithstanding the volume, duties, for November were leea thaa for, Osv tobe with imparta of $75,0tt),000. Aa everwlielauag proportioa ef th total exporta west to Great BHtaia, France and Buaaia, although the statist tics show thst Soatb Americaa ; trad mads a aurterial iacreasa during th( aaaaUu The goods were carried am mor thoa foar hundred ships. , ; - Munitions, lroa aad ; steel product sad foodatuJS wers the ekiaf Items ea ported.. .-.-3,'-:;..'r-'-..;,-. . .- .
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