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NEBRASKA
FORCED TO GIVE WAIT
CHINESE GOVERNMENT SUFFERS
REVER8E AT HANKOW.
REBELS ARE ON THE HIGH TIDE
Imperial Troop Beat a Retreat to
Point Ten Mites North of
City Part of the Naval
Force Deserts.
Hankow. A (.wo dayB' battlo be
tween the government forcoa from the
north and the rorolutlonluts ended In
a victory for the latter. Tlio rebels
forced the Imperial troops to retreat
to a point ten miles north of Hankow.
Tho loyalist gunboats dropped several
miles down tho river.
Tho Imperial Chlncso forces mot
with defeat Wednesday at Hankow,
being driven back by tho rebels. The
extent of tho defeat la not yet known,
but tho government forces aro sup
posed to bo entrenched seven miles
north of Hankow, awaiting reinforce
ments. The warships which took part in tht
engagement, with one exception, re
treated down tho river. Ono of the
.Teasels, It is reported, went over to
tho revolutionists.
Consular dispatches received at Pe
king from tho province of Yu Nan re
port disaffection among the troops
there, who threaten to mutiny. The
Chinese government admits a serious
situation at Chang Cha, province of
Hunan, and this admission Is believed
I to Indicate that tho people there have
Joined tho revolt.
It is feared by the legations at Pe
king that news of the ropulso of the
government forces at Hankow will ut
terly domorallzo the troops now mob
ilizing, and also that tho provinces
south of tho Yang Tso and somo north
of the river will secede.
Although the Poking government re
ports that War Minister Yla Thang
has about completed the mobilization
of the army with a view to putting
down the revolution, the foreign min
istry alone eeoms to have c6nfldence
in Its proposed attack. The fear seems
to generally prevail that he will rely
on proclamations and negotiations
with the enemy, being fearful or un
able to move his army.
A financial crisis is threatened at
Shanghai, where several native banks
Aave suspended payments.
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Will Investigate the Records.
Ottawa, Ont. A commission will be
appointed by the government to 'make
a thorough investigation of tho busi
ness transactions of Us predecessors.
The liberals were In power for fifteen
years and records of all its dealings
now are In tho hands of the conserva
tives. Tho Investigations will include
fourteen departments of tho govern
ment and will require about two years.
Jubilee at El Paso.
El' Paso, Tex. With governors and
other visitors In atendanco from
states on both sides of tho Interna
tional boundary, a big celebration was
begun hero Thursday In honor of tho
admission of Arizona and Now Mexico
to tho union. Tho festivities will con
tinue thrco days and will bo conduct
ed on an claborato scale.
Have Discovered a Plot.
San Antonio, Tev. To provont any
attempt to kill Francisco I. Mndoro
during his visit at 1'iso Dogrds sym
pathizers will leave hero for Eagle
Puas, Tex., opposite tho Mexican
town. Local Maderlatas say they dis
covered u plot to bhoot Madoro, who
haB been warned.
Too Much for Mr. Morgan.
Now York. J. p. Morgan appeared
at tho department of taxos to swear
oft a portion of his personal taxes.
Mr. Morgan had restored enough to
rortuco his assessment of $800,000 to
?fi50,000. It was Bhuwn by Mr. Mor
gan that ho could bo held only for tho
latter amount.
Pastor Accused of Murder.
Boston, MnsB. R.'v. Claronco V. T.
ftlchcBon, paBtor or n Haptlst church
in Cambridge, was arrostod here aB a
result of police investigation of tho
doath by poisoning of Miss AvIb Lon
noil, a student at tho New England
conservatory of music,
Cleveland, O. Tho six thousand
garment workers hero who have been
on strike nineteen wcoks will vote on
the question of giving up the fight.
Tho prediction 1b made that thoy will
vote to return to work.
Rome. Thero Is nn interesting dis
cussion being had in military circles
as to how tho Turks will bo likely to
treat the Italian aviators If tho latter
fall Into their hands, particularly as
to whether they will be regardod as
prisoners of war. It Is recalled that
the five French balloons captured by
the Prussians in 1800 wero considered
pies by Bismarck. In tho second
case tho aviators itro in uniform and
do not conceal their Identity. Accord
ingly the Italians think that if cap
tured the aviators should be accorded
lbs) protection of prlaonera of war.
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING
TO VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
GREATER OR LESS IMPORTANT
i
Che Newa of Many Cllmea Told In
Short and Pithy Paragraphs, Writ
ten Expressly for the Busy
Man's Perusal.
Washington.
Secretary of Agrlculturo WilHon do
.iIub ruinorH that ho hud handed his
rcBlgnatlon to President Taft.
All foreigners In China huvo been
advised by tholr contnils to leave tho
dlatrlcto affected by tho revolution.
Tho American Tobacco compuny
naka for an extension of sixty daya,
or until March 1, 11)12, for perfecting
its reorganization,
Former Sonntor Nolson W. Aldrlch
of Hhodo Island, has submitted to the
national monetary commission, of
which ho Is chairman, a revision of
his plan for monetary legislation.
Tho population of Canada, accord
ing to tho census takon on tho first
day of Juno and Just mado public, is
7,081,806, an Increase In ten years of
1,710.554.
All railroads aro forbidden by the
intcratato commerce commission to
cancel rate contracts with other roads
when such action will result in a raise
of freight rates.
A call has been Issued for a meeting
of the democratic national committee
at Washington, D. C, on January 8, to
fix tho time and place for holding the
next democratic national convention.
The United States circuit court will
be asked to exercise its alternative
In tho tobacco trust case; order a dis
solution of tho Amorican Tobacco com
pany and appoint a receiver therefor.
Attornoy Genoral WIckorshnm do-
nlos that he had given out any state
ment Indicating what action tho de
partment of Justice might take rcla
tlvo to tho reorganization plan an
nounced by tho American Tobacco
company.
Tho discrepancy of three million dol
lars Bhown by the books of the Wash
ington navy yard between the mate
rial on' hand and the amount called
for by tho accountB has been reduced
to $025,000, according to tho navy de
partment. President Taft spent Monday In Insurgent-southern
California- and re
ceived a hearty welcome In Los An
geles and Pasadena. The streets wero
thronged and there were cheerss.aU
along the route. It was entirely a non
partisan reception. '
The courts in Washington 'paid tri
bute Monday to the late Associate Jus
tice Jotin Marshall Harlan of the su
premo court of the United States. The
highest tribunal of the land, of which
Justice Harlan was the oldest mem
ber, tho court of commerce, the court
of claims, and the various branches of
the supremo court of tho District of
Columbia adjourned immediately and
tho court of customs appeals an
nounced that out of respect to him it
would not bo In sessloa Tuesday.
General News. '
The defenso In the McXamara mur
der trial has passed six talesmen.
Dr. Hyde was denied elisors to take
charge of the Jury at Kansas City.
An edict has been Issued forbidding
tho exportation of rlco from Poking.
An engineer waB killed and a fire
man Injured In a wreck near Winni
peg. Boys of Rudolstadt, Germany, six
toon years old, fought a fatal duel
over a girl.
Knl Fung, tho capital of Honan pro
vince, 1b reported to have fallen bo
foro tho Chlncso revolutionists.
Miss Clara Barton, who has been
very lit for somo tlmo, 1b reported to
havo much Improved In health.
A holdup artist cot S1.C00 from Ihn
State bank at Vera, Okla., but was
captured boforo making a getaway.
Governor Munn bxprosses tho opin
ion that tho women of Virginia will
hao equal suffrage within ten years.
Flvo Btatc, North Dakota, Wisconsin,
Nebraska, Oregon and Now Jersey,
will by law chooso delegates to tho
national conventions next year by di
rect vote.
Sixty-five thousand revolutionary
troopB havo been ordered from Wu
Chang and Knl Pong to Intercept Im
perial soldiers on route from Peking
to tho provlnco of Honan.
Tho warehouso of tho Atlas distil
lery at Poorla, III., waB destroyed by
fire which is supposed to havo been
caused by spontaneous combustion.
Tho loss Is estimated at $100,000.
To prevent an epidemic of typhoid
fover In Iowa this fall, Secrotary Guil
ford H. Sumner of tho Iowa state
board of health has issued a warning
to tho peoplo to boll tholr milk and
water.
Tho First National bank of Porto
Rico has been placed In voluntary
liquidation.
Striking a submerged stump In tho
river near Wellington, Mo., tho gov
ernment lighthouse tender Lilly stovo
a huge holu In her side mid sank.
IlurglarB wrecked tho vault of tho
Planters bank at Clarksvillo, Mo.,
Monday nnd after a pistol battle es
caped with what is believed to bo a
largo sum of money,
Joseph Vail, who waB charged with
counterfeiting whllo, serving a sen
tenco In the Missouri state peniten
tiary, has been acquitted.
Owen Wlster, tho novelist, died in
Wyoming Friday.
Tho total registration for lands in
tho RoBcbud reservation at Gregory Is
18,014.
John Henry Smith, for many years
ono of the Mormons' ablest leaders,
died suddenly at Salt Lako City Fri
day. Horaco Bngley of Spokane, Wash.,
100 years old In September, made the
trip to Lincoln, Nob., to visit rela
tives. Emperor William Wednesday un
veiled a stntuto of his father, Freder
ick. Ill, at Alx La Chappclle, Rhenish
Prussia, ,
An nrt museum to cost $300,000 is
given to Kansas City by tho will of
Mrs. Mary Atkins, who died there re
cently. Sheik Hlcnusa, a noted Arab leader
in Tripoli, has declared a holy war
against tho Italian invaders of tho
country.
Governor Noel has issued a procla
mation calling tho Mississippi legis
lature to conveno in special sessloa
November ,
Tho next annual meeting of tho Na
tional Educational association will bo
held In St. Paul next year, July 6 to
12, Inclusive.
The Turkish covornment Friday or
dered tho expulsion within twenty-four
hours of all Italian correspondents Id
Constantinople.
Monroe H. Kulp, familiarly known
as "Farmer" Kulp, who served in tho
Fifty-fourth and Fifty-fifth congresses.
died at Shamokin, Pa.
Iowa 'women's clubs are up In arms
at tho action of Sheriff Holdron of
Mason City In turning tho hose' on an
obstreperous female prisoner.
Mrs. Prlscllla Klebey, who is dead
at her home in Muscatine, aged 60,
was a slater of Jack London. A large
part of her life waB passed In Iowa.
United States Judge Smith McPher
son of Iowa will preside in tholltlga
tion pending the division of tho prop
erty of F. G. Lewis & Co., at St. Louis.
Another terrlflo storm has Rwant
the coast of Mexico. Eight schooners.
aro reported ashore at Mazatlan, and
tho "Frisco" coast haB been severely
damaged. t
Firo completely destroyed the beau
tiful country homo of Robert Bacon,
Amorican ambassador to Franco, at
Westburv. L I.. Wednesdnv. Thn man.
etary loss Is estimated at approximate
ly (200,000.
Jason K. Wright, aired 71. once
known as tho "Cedar King" and one
of the best known lumber owners in
the northwest, died at Marinette, Wis.
Wednesday.
The Chinese government claims to
have won a great victory at Hankow,
and announces that the troops hold
the station where the troop trainB are
arriving rapidly.
Proclaiming Bernardo Reyes presi
dent of the Mexican republic, a group
of disaffected citizens have sounded
the cry of insurrection in Teapa in
tho state of Tabasco.
The sixth International dry farming
congress, probably the greatest agri
cultural congress ever before, held,
opened at Colorado Springs Monday
for a flvo days' session.
Several thousand Chinese troops
havo reached tho outskirts of Hankow,
while troop trains are carrying thou
sands moro to the scene of tho revolu
tionary rising In Hu Peh.
Right Rev. Augustine Van De Vyver,
for tho last twonty-two years bishnn
of tho Roman Catholic dioccBo of Rich
mond, Va., died Monday of complica
tions resulting from a sovcre cold.
Forty persons woro overcome by
smoko and a company of firemen nar
rowly escaped Injury by flying glass
in a firo which caused S15.000 dam
ages to a five-story brick building lr
Chicago.
Nathan Pett Langford. pioneer res
ident, who waB ono of the discoverers
of tho Yellowstono park and Its first
superintendent, died at the family
homo at St. Paul, Wednesday, aged
79 years.
W. T. Burgo, a train caller for tha
Illinois Central at Ccntralla, 111., sinco
tho strike, was uttacked and seriously
injured by strikers. , City, stato and
federal warrants wero issued for tho
assailants.
W. J. Vosbcrg of Kcarnoy was elect
ed grand maBtorj T. W. Bass of Brok
en Bow, deputy grand master, and
Frank John of Grund Island, grand
warden of tho Indopondent Order of
Odd Fellows at tho session Just end
ed at Lincoln.
Chinese womon will havo a chanco
to voto If tho revolutionary uprising is
BUCCOBflfUl. x
Ono of tho features of tho sixth In
ternational dry farming congress nt
Colorado Springs, was tho convening
of tho first International congress of
farm women.
Two hundred progressive republic
ans in their first national conference
at Chicago Monday endorsed tho can
didacy of Senator Robert M, LaFol
lotto of Wisconsin for president and
declared in favor of a direct primary
as a moans for the expression of a
presidential choice.
Three men wero killed and flvo ser
iously injured by tho explosion of
steam pipes in tho plant of the Fow
ler Packing company in Kansas City,
Wednesday.
Harry Heath, Kenneth Murphy,
Alma Weed apd George Weed, accused
of lynching Charles Sellers. Juno 18,
on a ranch near Valentino, Nob,, woro
sentenced to life imprisonment.
Thn nlnntnnnth annual irrigation
congress will be held in Chicago De
cember 5 to 9. Delegates from each
state, city and town in tho United
States havo beorr Invited to be present.
MINE OS LAWN
DID IT AND MAN THREW
LIGHTED MATCH.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What Is Going on Here and There
That la of Interest to the Read
era Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
Humboldt. Frankle Albright, four
years old, opened a faucet In a gaso
lino tank in tho yard at tho rear of
a grocery Btoro, filled up several
sprinklers and gavo tho yard a gen
eral bath with tho oil. A little later a
clork camo out of tho Btore and threw
down a lighted match and tho land
scape was ablazo immediately, but tho
weather bolng very damp, and quick
work by tho firo company saved tho
adjoining property.
Get .a Life Sentence.
Valentino. Nob. Harrv Heath. Knn.
neth Murphy, Alma Wood and Georgo
weeu, accused of lynching Charles
Sellers, Juno 18, on a ranch here, were
sentenced to life Imprisonment by
Judgo Westover in district court Mon
day. Eunice Murphy, tho girl accused
of being an accessory before the fact
wob ordered released. Thoy received
their Bontences calmly. Tho four wore
arraigned on charge of murder In the
first degree, but the court allowed
them to ignore this charge upon their
petition to plead guilty to the second
degree crime.
Observe "Anti-Tobacco Day."
' Fremont. Wednesday wan Antl.rn.
bacco day In tho Fremont public
schools. On behalf of the local or
ganization of the W. C. T. U 1,000
copies of the new Btate Jaw, forbid
ding tho sale of tobacco to minors and
making possession of it by a boy un
der eighteen punishablo by a flno,
wero distributed. The school princi
pals In all of the wards, made talks
to tho Btudents on tho subject.
Will Tear Down Old Church.
Beatrice. The old .Methodist church
building, probably the oldest public
building in Beatrice, has been con
demned by the firo prevention asso
ciation and will be torn down. The
building Has been standing vacant
Blnce tho erection of Centenary church
in 1882 and Is in a badly dilapidated
condition. It was erected of stone in
tho early sixties.
Fall Injured Aged Man.
Central City. William Paterson,
whilo building a chimney on a house
here, fell from a height of about thir
ty feet. Mr. Paterson Is about sev
enty years of age and suffered serious
Internal injuries.
Drops Dead at Lunch.
Wllber, Neb. "Jack" Knight, editor
of tho Saline County Democrat of Wll
ber, dropped dead Wednesday in a
restaurant. Ho stepped Into the place,
ordered a lunch and fell dead while it
was being prepared.
NEW8 FROM THE STATE HOUSE.
Editor H. A. Bralnerd of tho Hebron
Champion, haB donated an old-fashioned
Gordon printing press to tho
state historical society.
Tho balance in tho general fund of
the stato haB dropped to $22,000 and
county treasurers aro being tinrnd tn
.send in money. The older, more pop
ulous counties aro chiefly the delin
quents, counties in tho Bhort grasB
region having paid their taxes to the
ntato( treasurer.
Tho Havelock public school will
give an exhibit at tho mooting of the
stato teacherB' association to bo hold
In Omaha November 8, 9 and 10. Other
schools In tho state will also exhibit
tholr work there. Tho Havelock
school won tho first prize at the stato
fair this year for the best goncral ex
hibit. Football once again saved tho state
university uthlctlc board from facing
n deficit at the end of tho fiscal year,
according to tho report of treasurer
L. J. Logan, Just mado public. Tho
popular fall sport yielded n profit
of $0,001.99 In 1910. As a result of
this surplus tho bnlanco July 1, 1911,
at which dato tho report ends, is
$284.11 larger than that January ,1,
1910.
Honry T. Clarko, Jr., member of tho
Nebraska railway commission haB re
turned from Washington, D. C, where
ho attended a mooting of tho national
association of state railway commis
sioners. . Governor Aldrlch's order that tho
Irst man to get drunk at tho Mllford
homo should bo "canned," has been
carried into effect. Commandant Hill
yard having given ono inmato a forced
furlough because ho brought liquor to
the home, and another bocauso he pur
chased the "boozo."
A 350-page abstract of the evidonce
in the ouster suit against Chief of
Pollco Donahue of Omaha, has been
filed in supreme court by A. F. Mullon,
special counsel for the state In this
case.
According to Superintendent H, F.
Carson, the Anti-Saloon league is tak
ing a hand In the Judicial fights In six
districts. Tho league is also using Its
power against F, O. Hamer, republi
can, and W. D. Oldham, democratic
candidate for supremo judgo. The
league is not attempting to take a
hand in tho railway commissioner
fight.
KID
BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Ashlnnd Is to have a public library.
Burglars aro getting In their work
at Exeter.
Fremont schools will obGcrvo No
vember 3 ns firo day.
Tho Odd Fellows' homo at York was1
dedicated Wednesday.
Beaver City wants electric lights,
nnd a meeting has been called to dls
cuss tho matter.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Hcdlund of Au
rora, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary Saturday.
Tho fifty-fifth Bcaaion of tho grand
lodgo of Nebraska, I. O. O. F., will bo
held In Lincoln next year.
Russell Dccrson. nn 11-year-old Elk.
horn boy, foil from a high tree Sun
day forenoon and broke his neck.
Lester MeycrB, seven years of ago,
was struck by a U. P. paBsenger train
at Central City, and instantly killed.
Tho fifth annunl Sunset social of
tho Mothodlst church of Hastings will
bo held on Friday afternoon, Octobci
27. '
Miss Lola Iimphcar, whllo out nut
ting with a crowd of young peoplo
near Elmwood, foil and broke her right
arm.
Burglars invaded Broken Bow Mon
day night, and got away with numer
ous valuables and a small amount of
cash.
Tho Gorman Lutherans at Moore
field havo bought ground and will1
erect a new church building UiIb fall
and winter.
Oscar Lcut, an old resident of Wa
hoo, died Wednesday, after Ivine un-
consclouB for two weeks following a
stroke of paralysis.
Frank Potter of Kansas, lost a leg
by tho accidental discharge of a shot
gun when his auto overturned on a
hunting trip near Anthony, Kas.
At a railway bond election hold Sat
urday, Tekamah voted $10,000 bonds
to aid In the construction of the Om
aha, Sioux City & Northwestern rail-
roao.
Walter Hopewell of Tekamah, had
a narrow escape when tho auto ho was
driving, with four friends, went Into
a ditch at a street car crossing nt
Omaha.
If tho wishes and ambitions of some
of Beatrico'a public spirited citizens
are realized, that placo will havo a
real, suro nough "Coney Island" next
summer.
Ben Brown, a strikebreaker employ
ed at the Union Pacific shops at Oma
ha, was found dead on his cot at tho
BhopB. H1b death is attributed to nat
ural causes.
After being without a minister foi
several weeks, tho Methodist congre
gation at Howe has secured the ser
vices of tho Rev. Chenoweth from Uni
versity Place.
Chase Emerson, who held up a res
taurant at Lincoln Wednesday, and
was captured a few minutes later. hn
been placed under $1,500 bond to await
preliminary trial.
Tho German Day celebration at Lin
coln, Wednesday and Thursday, was
a marked success In very particular,
and It Is moro than probable It will
become an annual event.
Sunday evening a number of farm
ors who wero in York attending
church, had overcoats and robes stol
on from their rigs whllo they woro at
worship and no trace of tho thief ha
yet been found.
Gago county's permanent road fund
may bo augmented by $10,000 if the
efforts of tho county attorney to com
pel tho estato of tho lato William
Scully to pay that sum on inheritanco
tax aro successful.
Sixty automobiles, decorated with
every variety of American flowers,
forming tho main body of the German
day. floral parndo at Lincoln Wednes
day, passed through four miles ot
streets banked On each side with largo
crowds.
Tho stockholders of the Plckroll
Farmers' Elevator company met in an
nual session Monday and elected offi
cers. Tho managor mado a very flat
tering roport, showing that over 150,
000 bushels of grain had been handled
during tho past six months at a profit
ot $2,100. A dividend of 20 per cent
was declared. , '
Will Plerson, a rural mall carrier at
Sterling, had a very narrow escape
Friday mornlrfg. Ho was crossing tho
bottom land which was badly flooded
by tho recent rain nnd in trying to
crosB a culvert which was covered
with water, in somo way missed it and
was swopt down tlio current at a rapid
rate. Mr. Plorson foil from tho cart
ho was driving in, but by unusual
prosenco of mind saved hlB life.
Otto R. Marks has boon appointed
postmaster nt Wlnslow, Dodgo county,
Neb., vice W, E. Kaufman, resigned.
Joo Parker, a 19-year-old Hastings
boy, foil from a moving train nt Te
kamah and lost a foot just abovo tho
ankle. .Tho other foot was so badly
mangled that ho may lose It.
Whllo picking apples Saturday after
noon, L. C. W. Murray of Plattsmouth
had the misfortune to have a largo ap
ple fall, striking him in tho oye in
such a way that It rendered him al
most totally blind In that eye,
Several stores at Aurora were vis
ited by burglars Sunday night, ,and
good hauls made at each place.
Tho veterans of the Franco-Prussian
war hold a big celebration at Clatorila,
which was attended by soveral hun
dred old soldiers who carried a mus
ket under the German flag.
Thero is a movement being inaug
urated in Kenesaw to secure the con
solidation of all the churches of that
village into one, with ono pastor. The
plan suggested calls for tho erection
of ono very large church at an outlay
of $20,000. with one Dastor at tn. ana
I salary.
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"Does your automobile fo faster
than your neighbor's?" '
"No," replied Mr.'Chuggtns. "But
my danger signal makes a much mora
disagreeable noise than bis."
Not If He Knew It.
"That's a nice little game you
played on that girl In not showing up'
at the church when you were to be
married to her."
"Well, -it wasn't a tie game."
Would Arrest Him Anyway.
. Sergeant 'Alt! Take Murphy's
name for talkln' In the' ranks.
Corporal Wy, sergeant, 'e weren't
talkln'.
Sergeant Wasn't ho? Well, cross
It out an' put '1m in tho guardroom for
dccclvin' mo. Tatler.
Is of Scotch Origin.
Ellen Key, who baa written a num
ber of books and has had much to do
with molding public opinion In Swe
den, la descended from a Scotch high
lander, Colonel McKcy, who fought un
der Gustavus Adolphus. In 1880 her
father lost all hlB money and Miss
Key went to work as a teacher. She
then 'Kave lectures and has for 20
years boen lecturer on tho history or
civilization at tho Popular University ,
of Stockholm,
Serious Business.
Madge Was Georgo fooling while
you wero playing golf;
Marjorle Gracious, I hope not?
Why, I accepted him. Llpplncott's.
One Mother
Says
"There's only
trouble with
one
Post
Toasties
"When I get a pacK
age or two, Father
and the boys at once
have tremendous ap
petites." Post Toasties
Require No Cooking
Serve with sugar
and cream and the
smiles go round the
table.
"The Memory Lingers"
Seld sy Oroctrs
Po.tum Cereal Co., Ltd.,
Battle Creek, Ulcb.
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