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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-26
-The order of the German Governor

The order of the German Governor
Of Alsacc-Lor aine. that every resident
must become natu, alizel or leave,
shows that Bismarck means to make
the province an integral part OF the
Empire. 1t is not proposed to permit
the existence vf any French influence
or traditions that will in ease of another
war with france blossom into IN insur-
rection.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-26
Northern Pacific Gains.

NEW YORK, Sept, mbar 19.-The earnings
of the Northern Pacific show an increase OF
$4,000 over the same week las. year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-26
THE LATEST.


Rev. HENRY WARD BEgCHEE preache:
his first sermon after vacation at BROOKLYN.
Sunday, September 2lst. 1t is said that
his health is much better than it was in
the summer when he last preached, and
much strong work may be looked for dur.
ing the year from the old pulpit veteran.
Two MORE kilograms were recently re-
| ceived at Cairo from General Gordon, " no
complains of dilatory action in sending
relief, while the foes in his front are in.
creasing in numbers.
DETECTIVES in the Pennsylvania coal re.
gions report that the Molly Mcguire orga-
nizations are being secretly re-established,
and that Hungarian miners have been as
sassinated by oath-bound members.
The Canadian Government will author
ize the laying Of a cable from Sable Island
10 Halifax, distance of I'D miles.
ISAAC JACOBSON, the murderer of George
Bedell, was executed IN Chicago Septem-
Der % with such mechanical precision that
death was instantaneous with the fall of
the drop. The condemned man appre.
ciated the gravity of the occasion, and was
almost overcome with emotion.
FIVE men recently escaped from the
Jail at Watertown, N. Y, by binding and
gagging the Sheriff. One of the number
voluntarily returned, pleading that he was
forced to in the movement.
PRIDDY, a Pittsburg oarsman, who en-.
gagged in a contest Saturday, September
10Th, has since developed paralysis in boti
arms, which cannot be removed by a gal
vanic battery, and it is alleged that he
was poisoned in the interest of his rival.
A MAN named John Lang choked and
shot his wife September Gosh and then shot
himself through the brain. He died at
once, but his wife was at last accounts
still alive.
HARRY CLAY, n well-known Louisville
lawyer and politician, and a grandson lof
Henry Clay, was shot and fatally wounded
in that city on September 2lst by man
named Wefsr, who was his friend. Clsy
had tried to borrow money of Wtfier when
drinking. A quarrel and duel esnued, re.
sulting as mentioned.
The department of agriculture devotes q
fair share of its September report to the
subject of wheat-raising in India, and
gives tables showing that the railway
freights to the seaboard in that country
are so per cent. higher than those between
Chicago end tidewater.
HARRIson. the famous Maryland horse.
thief, had another exciting adventure re.
Gently. Two farmers, armed with rifles,
captured him in Prince Georges County,
still handcuffed, and placed him in their
wagon for transportation 10 Marlboro Jail.
After riding quietly along until the cap
tors laid aside their guns, Harrison took
The wagon to himself and drov, of at
lively rae,
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
sentence.
BONITO--May ay II.
The town accqnia is finished.

The town accquia is finished.
Church, Tay lor and Skinner were at.
tending court last week.
Stonekiug and Wallmrn are working
the assessment on the King George.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. o. Burt wen to
oocorro tuesday with S. L. Craig
Bonito is supplied with first class
butter which sells at 35 and &C cents a
pound.
1t is predicted that potatoes will
on y be worth one dollar bushcl hi.
fall.
Fifteen thousand sheep arc being
held at the extreme head Of tho Bio
Bonito.
Shorty Dickson, after u sojoun Of
five weeks in White Oaks, has returned
to his first love.
Parsons and Williams arr improving
their ranch property by building q
house and fencing.
VIM. Lane anl Geo. Ulrick came ont
from Whi'e Oaks and pu: in about twc
acres of potatoes for winter use.
There is man out here too lazy
TO use spurs when riding burro. His
motto Is "if you set there you'll get
there
BY the measurement nf an odomn,cr,
White Oaks is just IS miles from
B0niln. via the mountain road and
Nogal Canon.
Mel ic Maybcrry, eleven years old
catches strings of trout from the Rio
Donilo that would make many a
sportsman cuyious
Mrs. Z. IIerlilnan Travelled ncarl,
1909 miles in a wagon arrived here
n stranger, and WAS planting u crop OF
potatoes within II hours after hcr
arrival.
The b nito aud all its tributaries arc
carrying off food Of water caused
by the melting snow in the nounta ins
Snow banks ten feet deep can be found
within an hours walk of where we
write. Most Cf the snow will di,ap.
pear in June but on Blauco peak, ten
miles south,il remains all the year. Thi,
peak according to WhccIer's survey i:
ll,SS0 feet high and Is tho highest it
New Mexico. DUSDARDo
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
The Allen Case.

he jit, IN the Allen case brought
in verdict of guilly. FRIDAY morn
ing. Judge Bristol told The pri-"nsr
to stand up and receive tho sentence Of
the court. Said the judge: al. :.
Alien, have YOU anything to say why
the sentence Of this court should not
be passed upon you z" "Nolhing that
would do me any good" replied the
prisoner. "rhe scnicnc0 Of this courl
is said t. Judge, "hat You be con
fined in the county jail for one year,
and pay the co,,s of prosecui,n of
this case
Mr.. Allen TOOK Il C scnt,nce very
lightly, and after bidding his wife
good bye. was taken to jail. About
two years ago, one &. ii. Keys AMI l..
S. All,n llad some word, in the
Pioneer Salo n, All II slabbing
k"ys il. the back, wien part les int, +.
f,r,d. Mr.. Keys was laid up for !
shor. timc, but vas around again in n
few day. Ills friends cautioned him
about getting up so so'n, but he
laug bed it off and said he was al
right. In a day or two he was again
taken down and died. A post uorten,
examination slowed the knife entered
the back bone and broke off, leaving
nearly an inch Of tho blade still in the
bone.
Aims counsel claimed that if Keys
had stopped drinking he would have
recovered, bnt it was only Il matter OF
II few days, or probably weeks, ill he
would have bccu caic,i Ii nee.
As the grand jury brought in an H.
dictmcnt Of man slaughter, all the
juiy could do, if they found The prise.
ncr Guilty, Was to sentence hin one
year III the county Jail. Tie cosls III
the case will amount to about $3.50
and if lie serves his sentence Of onC
year, sud prefers to lie in Jail to pay
the costs, he win get about two year,
aud n half. fIo got ufl' much easier lhal
most people expected, and he may b,
considered very fortunate in 50 light q
sentence
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
NO. q.

above the average while til" lanhing
season has been MS favorable MS posi-
Bile. am Informed Is one sheep man
that. from go ewes. lie has marked
this season i0G lambs.
notice splendid lat of ycarlug
balls just now delivered 1T this place To
the l. Cattle Company. y ,lhing bu
the best graded bulls in this range
now.
Mr. G.. ID Bprncy, fcrnicry Of tho
mercantile house Of Lea, Bbnuey &
Co, has Il promising l.,rd Of brood
II tres, cn tie range, here, aud informs
ne that he has some few good COW
ponies in his bunch for sale, The
fnaliug season has about passed nnl ho
is highly pleased with thu rts'ilt.
Air. Goodwin, Of the Poe s. Good
win Cattle Co, has concluded to make
Roswell his future homo, and is now
preparing to erect a dwelling house.
f. L. Gayle is erecting Il large adobe
house here aud intends to add to his
Saloon und Billiard Hall, supply OF
ranch goods.
w. II. Coegroya has secured tho
store house, formerly occupied by Ira.
Bonuey & Co., and has good stock Of
mixed goods on the road.
BY the way. Cosgroye has tired Of
bachelors ways and was married last
we, K to oi,r of Roswrll's faircs daugh-
ters-Mis, Sal ic Tuckcr--lnd now
certain o,h'r bachelors are wearing
long faces,
a Mexican drank ai the store of Mr..
Y. Roth, at ChisumS rauch, last Sat
urday. resulted il the death Of one of
tho part 'cS. Tie particulars | have not
feared. except that the shot took fleet
shout the groin and that the party
who fred the shot has been taken to
Lincoln, and viii doubtless have q
speedy trial, as the District Court II
now in session.
Weather splendid. crops excellent,
farmers busy, health excellent, people
hnp,s aud babies plenty. ON tic
pEcoS.
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
RUIOOSO-- NJ ay 10.
Editors

EIttpS:
The GOLDEN ERA, like a ray Of sun-
.hiuc, has appeared at our no lie this
evening, and after dcvonring its con-
tents, have concluded to add our lltllc
share Of news to its columns.
Farmers have nearly finished getting
in their spring crops. Oats are up anu
looking splendid. Garden vegetables
have made their appearance on our
tables, such az radishcs, onions, lettuce
asparagus, etc.
The RuidoSo river is very high and
furnishes abundant water fer irriga-
ton purposes. The stream affords
splendid trout fishing, anil many arc
enjoy ing the sport. The first fishing
party Of the season, was out few
days ago, consisting of Mrs. Frank
Lc.ne', Mrs. Bailey, Nrs. VIM. Slanr,
Miss a gnc, Bailey, Wm Slanc, }. G.
Swans, Z. d. Terrell aud Ed Dowlm.
rhc party proceeded five Elilcs mp the
river from Dowiin's mill. TO q shady
grove, when sport began in earnest.
Over three hundred splendid trout
were captured. Miss Bailey was crrd-
tied with the largest uunbcr caught.
After iriug of the sport the ladies
spread an elegant dinner, to which
ample Justice was done. aud al! re-
turned home fully satisfied with the
first party Of the season aud resolve TO
repeat it at no distant day.
Mr.. VIM. Sanc has about completed
substantial rcsideuce on Eagle creek,
aud nj nGs sinking an aricsian well at
an early day. A post Office will sotn
be established on Eiglc creek, AMI
Capt. Brazel looms up as p. NJ.
Mcssrs. Dowlin & L",uet are iuruing
ont thousands of feet ut lumber, ut
their mills, every day. Teams are
constantly loading and hauling away,
which shows tic rapid improvement
of our valley.
Grass il very abundant aud cattle
are looking well. Stock men are hap
ny anl making preparations for the
June round.np', which promises u
large harvest of calves.
S. ). Terrell has arrived from kiu-
sas with car load Of graded bulls
for Stm'l Slanc, WnL Sianc aud him.
self.
A cotilion party took place last night
al Frank lc.net's and, is usual, was n
grand SUCCESS. Bes idn cotiion parlts
we have pablic worship in our happy
valley. The services are con lucted by
Deacon Terrell aud Pars0n GRAY.
Those two eminent diyincs. in their
services, utterly ignore Jesus Christ,
their divinity icing in earthly forai
Orange blossoms and pie looms up in
he near future.
Twenty families are cnronie froa
Texas to this portion Of the county, au,i
everything looks rs il this season
would be one Of uncNampled prosper.
ity, MoRE Az +.
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
DIED.

In Lewis County, Ky, March 3rd,
ID. NJ Mayiield, aged 81.
The deceased was IL brother of Mrs.
II. a. DAY less, of This city, with whom
she was visiting the past winter. His
death is II severe shock to the little
lady, and her many friends in White
Oaks join Us in cXtcIding sympalhics
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
ROSWELL--May ay s.
Golden Era

Golden Era:
The PrcJs roundup. mlcr The
supervision Of ]. +. White, capita "a,
which was iuauguratcd Aprii y, ai
Seven Rivers, has reached lhis point.
1t has still TO work to Fort Sumner
eighty miles above. Messrs Litiltiield
and Chisum are also gathering beef
steers as they proceed. The range is
excellent and cattle in splendid condi
ticn.
The wool clip in this part Of the
Torritory--so far as heard from is
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22

The following ll.t Of jurymtn, al.
though rather late, will be news to
many.
GRAND JURY
Foreman \. w. Bryan, w. 4. Ander-
son, Richard Young, j. b. Mathews,
John james, Thomas Hinlcy, Ambrose
Chaves, William Robert, +. w. Rich
ards, Tom G. Williams, VIM. Ecll, j.
NJ. Davidson, A. G.. Lane, Qnirino
Monloya. Euscuio Zamora, Manuel
Gonzalcsl George Kimbrel.
PETIT JURY.
Sisto Ramires, rabiano Salas, Jose
Otero, Antonio Otero, Francisco
Romero, Jesus Mirabal, Wm. Lumncy,
Candclerio Griego, James s. Randolph
James A. Tominson, Julian Lopez,
John Skinner, Jose NJ. Vega, George
Neil, Peter Mackcl, Walter Church,
Abraham Lisle, Ramon MiIabal, Jua {,
dc In Garzl, Fernando Herrera. Sipio
Salazsr, Jesus Gonzales, Juan Trujillo
Ramon L,ijnu
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22

and children are water bound at the
Pccos river. some thirty miles this side
Of Las Vegas. There are several
frcigltcrS from this point there as,
aud II, t,ling when they will get
through, as the river i. .till rising.
The scheme is on foot to extend tle
Texas, Santa Fu & Northern from Is.
pa,iola 10 Cerrillos via Santa Fr, and
thence down the Rio Grandc Valley to
Albuquerque From Albuquerque the
line would be extended through Tie
ras cnlon to White Oaks, in Lincoln
county. and thence southwestwartiiy to
connection W it'll the Palmer Sullivan
rarrow gauge system cf Texas To
accomplish This the county of Santn
F" would guarantee the payment Of
$2j0000 in bonds to the Texas, Santa
Fe & Northern, and the counties of
Berpalillo and Lincoln would each
vote a like amount.-N. I. Daily In.
dicator.
F. r. Barr, the \. 7. & S. +. en-
gilccr, who was here as! week, made
& thorough examination Of our iron
in Lone mountain and was well pleased
with it. DR. Reid shipped him ninety
pounds Of coal to San Antonio, ahd
he will forworl it to Topeka, The
Doctor will take samples of Our best
coal from the several Mincs and coke
H. aud send the same TO Topeka, for
| inspection. If this coke suits the com
| panv, there il NJ doubt rs to the future
Of White Oaks. They arc pleased
with the iron, marble, copper, silver
and gold prospect, and if the coal Is
what we think it ia, White Oaks town
lots will be as high as spring chickens
! iua fc W weeks.
As we 60 to press the bridge that
crosses the Rio GrGp.le at San AntJn 10
is expected to go any minute The
railroad company has taken its force
from San Antonio to San Marcial.
where il is having harl work 10 save
that bridge. As the latter point is Oh
the man line, and the lcrncr on n
| branch, it stands them IN hand 10 save
the bridge at san Marcial. Supt.
Hills carries tho mail from tie San
Antonio post Office across the bridge
and some distance this side Of the river
rs near as the stage can go. The bridge
bcin9 unsafe for even a man to cross,
aud the trains being SO irregular on
tie main linc, we think the people Of
White Oaks should thank Mr.. Hills
for his efforts in endeavorng to get
the mails through Oh time.
Col David Branson, Of Englc, cane
into the Oaks, Via private conveyance
the latter part Of last week. Ills buai-
ness So we are infyrmtd, was to examine
some mines in the Jicarilla country
and report on the same. lie also VS.
tied Tie DJnito c0untry,in company viii
our worthy postmaster, who showed
him everything that was beautiful il
that beautiful valley. We understand
Mr. BranSon's report will be favorable
for The Jcarilas, and if any machinery
goes in there this summer, the boys
may thank Mr. Chas. iiubb.. Mr.
Brauson lhiuks White Oaks the preti' s.
location for town of any he has secl
in tic territory, anl says there is NJ
doubt IN the world but what auy town
with the resources White OAKS have
will make solid city i'll time. St
think we all.
White Oaks golden era. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 188?-18??, 1884-05-22
For Sale.

A new (combincd) Buckeye horse
power and fccd-nill, capacity s to 10
bushels per hour. VIII be sold cheap.
L. S. MCPHERsoN, White Oaks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-10
CLEVELAND; ;;;:;; 4; ~: =; 8; !.

ten ct his own home. with his co-operaion
and assistance, by the renowned Goodrich.
Largest. cheapest, handsomest, best. Elegant
ly illustrated. Costs more per copy to manu-
facture han the other lives that are sold for
twice Its price. Outsells all others ten 70 one.
One of our agents made profit OF over $6O, the
nrst day. A harvest of gold will be realizad By
every worker. All new beginners succeed
grandly. Terms free. and the most liberal
ever offered. Save valuable time by sending
as cents for postage, etc., on free OUTFIT, which
includes large prospectus book. Act quickly;
a day at the start is worth q week at the hnish.
jy20tf H. HALLETT h co., Portland, Me.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-10
Introduction of the BOca Conn
pany's New Beer.

The perfection Of the Brewers art has
been reached in the production Of the
"Pilsener Beer"-it is of the most beauti-
ful amber color, as clear as crystal; little
beads rise through the liquid as il it were
champagne, and its foam is like whipped
cream. Upon emptying a glass, its ap-
pearance ia fully borne out by its taste. It
is delicate, with q smart smack OF hops and
malt, and leaves lingering flavor on the
tongue. One of its best qualities is it's
lightness, causing no headache, even il
used to excess. It is fully equal to, if not
superior, to any of the Eastern or foreign
brands in the market. It is highly re-
commended for family use, and all orders
will be promptly executed by
JOSEPH MENDEs,
Sole agent for Boca Brewing Co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-10
Just Received,

An elegant assortment OF wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting of shades,
illuminators, wicks and cigar
lighters. Also. new patent window
shades, and lot of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. I have on hand all kinds
of secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex-
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. P. Fl. Hull,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-10
Closed for a Few Days.

OWING TO TIMR NEEDED FOR MAKING
" suitable business arrangements mot OF
any money kindl, we have decided, from 10
day. to close our Cerner Chop Stand FOR tne
next few days.
jyib-N PRA4ENko bALAion'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-10

Cards, neatly printed. with the words
"For Rent" "For Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had ct this otfice at 26 cents each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-29


CoNal0MEH II TIE WIlAuNorcu.-
The Wilmington arrived froa San Fran.
cisco Sunday morning. bringing abou,
thirty passsngsrs and freight = shs fol
loving oOnsigoees: 4 Nehlhoru, A =
Hstaltna = Go. Riaekman 4 BAkor, @ T
BrsvsteR 4 Co. 9 Fsash, Co Operative
6eore, ID 3 Durie, D WsrSheimes. Cor.
don Hardware Go. Geo Harvia, q a
England, b A Harding. H r Jsokson.
H z Law! Cashears, johnson . Peter
con, JPH 4eern ] n Nys. ] p Come
soe9, Aa!ldeR = 0aydes. Lynch & Wood.
Nh Wtle61 Z Go, luseAsll 4 NoCAnn'
Osborne 4 Alexander, Poss Blakslv
Nill, " y odot1 : 90, 6uithssv i
Thorn, y brunsvtsk q O., rhos Lyls.
~ kstteshn9. Young 4 AaRssn. n O1il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-29
In Admiralty.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL
i Third Judicial District ef Washingier
Territory, holdin, terns q Seattle In Ki :
county. in said Territory.
IN ADMIRALTY
No. SAL. " Walker ct AL, libellaats
". the steamship Queen Of the Pacinc. 10
sp1ndent
Public notice is hereby given that vherea.
libel has been fled in the District Court OF
the third Judicial Dis;ric, Of Washington
Territory. holding terms Ct Seattle, in ssid
Kiag county. IN sdmirslty. ON the 2ist day Of
January. =, .. lssA b W. wslker. Noble
Wallineford. Thoaiss 3. Kelly, William Hel.
y, Alex. NcClain. @. 8. Garthw, George
voss, =. 9. Pond. @. .. Allen. Thom,s Par.
ker, Fred hiteom, O. =. Green. v. socket,
ard 0ip."a ChinAman, aesinst the steam.
shlp Qaeen Of tho Pa inc. whereof John n.
lnaal b Or latsly WAS master. her engines,
Jackie, apparel, furniture. cargo aud sppur.
tonAnces, In = cauFe Tor salvage, civil and
maritime, alleging in substance: That ON
he 4th day September, lssS. the steam
ship Queen Of the fscinc, whereof E AK.
abdsf vssthen master, while proceeding on
. voyage fr m the port Of San krancisco.
otssc OF California. 70 tbs port Of Portland,
6eato OF Oregon. aod while entering the Co.
tumbta river from tie open e.. 1t alb out h.Rh
water Of the II esn on Of the sAtd day. old
ruA hsr1 and fest asrsund on Ciatsop spit. a.
the Mouth Of the said Columbia river that
al pcesibl efforts vere immedi.fslx MAJ =.
the aid ntea ms.in tx, b.rh on a., - a..
spt, bat without avail: thai the mas,.r ~
the snid sern mshiu di.a the.eunon c.ras "a,
nal gums Of dtstre-s 10 BE- lared ana di,n.,cS
a his ArSf oGBc%r With pnessaSe. To- : 80
.nce that In resuonse 10 shs ss,a .ig,.i. -
u,esnaasu All Thea. uniA lfh.IIsne. Ala :, go,
rial 10 shemssives Of bofil iniurv ana 10.
OF life. proceed 10 the sxeIet,r,ce o. ~ sssd
sseamshlp that durins the afte,ncno . a
night Ut The sasd <sh day Of Ham. mh,v ~
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day Al uepee mbsr. l0sa. All thee e.td hhsl-
laals rsnoseea vAlusbls aas,stapce nd tndis
penanbie saiyes. osrvic.r To ~ a.s1 .,e.-
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II - combine enkrts ss,d exsrt,on. q, r..
hhellsats nd other sslvorv. tne ~ str. m
shAp ~ puiled Oh the saiA ypir and = ~ sn.-
hled 70 prvceed uniniurvd mo !, her xox -
that 70 the com siuso e6orts Of ,hees iSel.
liant, ,t vae larRs In ana msiniy due that ~.
ma sssamshtp. al ths v.lue Of Ave- hind ~
thouss dollsrn. and hee CARO- and sr.e~urs
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eana dolierv. toxeeber vish hep INF a asats~
maxi and eaSR SO Ger, snved FINN e,,a.l
leos. and that me liz g OF he three hnnare,t
passsnaen cf the I'D s,s>uship were eaved
Wheseforo IT, raid EibeiInnts = .v ~ ~ r,ro
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sdmir.iey aoa m.ri in. jur,s teton. ma,
issue against he ksid sss>mahI her tackle
tkss ali pssson. cisinine On, rseAs. ii,is or
iuaersss In The ssid steamship may b cited 10
appear and 70 ansusR - oath Ill AGd ii :
guar shs nastsss alsresAid. ard tsss tAis