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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Russo Chinese secret treaty is all
acknowledged fact.
The cruiser Minneapolis has arrived
at Gibraltar en- route to Turkey.
Nicaragua has discontinued its Wash
ington legation as a measure OF
economy.
Fifteen Americans are imprisoned by
Russian authorities for fishing in ST.
berian waters.
Another plot against the life of the
! czar has been unearthed, and a few
! more Nihilists arrested.
After Jan. /, 1897, only those timed
meats put up in France or her colonies
will be used by her armies.
A manifesto to the people Of the
United States has been issued by the
Cuban revolutionary party.
The governor general Of Porto Rico
has cabled to Spain for troops to sup
press the threatened rebellion.
President Crespo of Venezuela is re-
ported to have denied that he will COM
promise on the Uruan incident.
Clarke Wallace, comptroller of GUS
toms of the Canadian governmrnt, has
RESIGNED because of the Manitoba school
fight.
A pistol shot caused a panic at Con-
st~antinople among the Armenians, who
} thought that another massacre was
begun.
The Paris correspondent Of The Pail
Mall Gazette says President Faure Will
resign before March on account OF fam
lily scandals.
The absence of news from the inte-
rior of Asiatic Turkey, and particularly
! Zeitoun, is again causing much uneasl-
r ness at Constantinople.
The French government is Investigate
Z ina the corner in leather. 1t was sug'
: eested to the deputies that the Amerl'
a trust may be concerned.
, , A caravan comprising 1900 men
1 while en- route from Eldoma to Zanzi
. . bar, was attacked by Chief Massais
u followers while passing the latter
kraals, on the night Of Nov. 26. Owe
r 1000 of the men with the caravan wer'
u killed. -
Secretary Herbert will ask congress
- to give him authority to award con
tracts for six new battleships.
Secretary Carlisle's report has gone
h congress. He recommends retlremen
of preenbacks as fast as redeemed.
# The Utah statehood commission is
Washington to submit to the preslden
the constitution recently adopted.
Senator Thurston Of Nebraska intr'
duced a bill for the sale Of the govern
:. ment mortgages on Pacific railroads.
The American and Canadian con
mjssioners on the Alaskan boundal
os will probably agree upon a joint repor
ct A vigorous fight is being made again
the senate's confirming the appoln
ment of General C%appinger to be q orl
al adler.
Marshal Rutherford of Indian Ter
,ra tory is in Washington advising A
torney General Harmon of Indian IL
l. ritory legal matters.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-12-28
Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
Tourist Sleeping Cars

TRAINS ARRIVE:
No. 7. From St. Paul Chicago. and all
Eastern points, arrive Sapping-
ton daily pa ~
whitehall daily al .........-.... ! 10 q. NJ
N, U. No. 2. From Spokane Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland, aud all Coase
points, arrives Montana Cnlon
Depot, daily -" p l. M
TRAINS DERARTs
NJ. U. Mol. For Spokane, Tacoma,
seattle, Portland. and all coast
and California points. leaves
Montana Union Depot daily at..: 8 80 .. m.
No. s. For st. Paul, Chicago, and
eli Eastern. Southern. and Ca,
madam points. leaves Whitehall. .i5 :9S s'm'
SappingtOn . 'O.e' ~:
Through MISREPRESENTATION Butte. upholstersd
Turist Sieepers elegant day coaches and dining
car 40, vice on oil through trains.
For information. time cards. maps ana t'ckess
cali or " write ". n, TouHY. Gen. Ae'.. q
East Broadway. Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES Q. FEE.
General Passenger Agent.
st. Paul Ainu.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Instead Of such men getting the benefit of it. old
burglars and thieves have been let off with four
hve months IN the penitentary.
Of these crooks mentioned as being at large in
this city. Joe Elliott. Thomas Mccarthy. alias
,Bt,ridgeport Tommy; Albert Wilson: alias Marshall;
William Morgan, alias Williams: David Goldstein.
George Mason and Billy Ogle are dead Horace
Horan. alias Little Horace, is under arrest in
Europe Rufe Minor and George Carson in
Europe. Ike Vail the confidence man. is doing
year IN the penitentiary. Shang Campbell is in
prison In Massachusetts Mark Shinburn is in the
Albany jail. Edward Sturgiss has, according to
report, reformed and is in business in Philadelphia.
Langdon W Moore has reformed and is in busi-
ness at Boston. Frederick Lauther alias Wilson. is
a fugitive from justice. Eddie Miller. alias Dnkei-
man, is also in prison Others OF the crooks men
toned have not been seen for a long time and
know not in this city
Acting Captain O Bren also said that Crook Nc
Carthy killed while committing burglary
four years ago. RUFF Minor has been in Europe
for five years he added Johnny Hope has
formed. Horace Horan is under arrest at Frank
fort, Germany Peter Lane. alias Grand Central
Pete is in California William Morgan has been
dead three years Joseph Bond, alias Paper Col
lar Joe. is in Europe. David Coldstein died in
Maine prison.: David Cummings. alias Little
Dave is out Wesi and has not been heard OF here
for several years"
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
cHiRGES 4GlINNT I'm OFFICERS.

Charles r.. Farrell. who escaped from the Queens
County Jail in Long Island city and was re-
Captured recently. appeared before Judge Garretson
in the County court yesterday. He desired state
the Judge ne said. that the keeper OF the county
Jail and the Sheriff Of Queens County had per
mitted him 20 leave. and that he did not escape
He further sad that Unier-Sherif Baker had al
lowed him at time 10 go 10 his home In New
York City and remain night. He asked In
view OF this alleged fact, that he be permitted to
go before the Grand Jury to make statement as
he had been indicted for escaping from prison. This
the Judge granted.
Under-Sherin Baker characterized Farrelrs state
ment as n tissue OF falsehoods. and told the re-
porter that there number OF prisoners in the
Jail the present time who would testify to Fa.-
rells dupliciiy. He took the reporter into the
jail and there TWO prisoners. Charles ".
Hicks and william &. Croy. Each of these men
declared that Farrell had said many times that he
would swear any mans life away for so note.
He had also asserted that ne would get even with
the authorities fcr rearresting him John Is Mer-
rili. a lawyer. OF Woodhaven. said he had known
Farrell for some time, and knew the statements he
had made absolutely false.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
THOSE CROOKS Not IN TOWN.
ACTING CAPTAIN o'BRIEN's REPLY TO A sENsA-
TIoNAL FAKE"

ACTING CAPTAIN o'BRIENs REPLY TO A sENsA-
TIoNAI. FAKE"
In an eYort 10 make NewY orkers believe that the
city is being overrun with dangerous burglars
hlrhwavnen and othe- thieves, a certain paper op-
posed 20 the present city government has been pup
fishing the pictures anG histories or notorious crih
inals and declaring that they are all at liberty IN
the citv The faces and crimes Of those criminals
are porrrayed In book which was pupished py
Thomas Byrnes when he was Chief Inspector IN
charge Of the Detective Bureau. number OF 'he
criminals are dead some are stiH In prison some
are on, OF the country and some have reiorfheo
but this paper would have the public DeheVe tha'
they are all hard al work robbing. s"indihg anu
stealing In the city. Detectives az the 'en'' a.
Office took up the published list yesierday' am
said that OF the criminals named seven are oeau'
two are in England. three are reforheu nv
are in prison one is in California. one Is dying anu
two are under watch on suspicion OF having COM
mitted crimes .
Acting Captain O'Brien OF the De'ecu'e
in sneaking Yesterday OF the criminals. sald: ,
Crime Is rampant because crime - not ItoPS,y
punished by the magistrates ana JUDGES. ne re .hs
was amended some time ago giving thas r. ~
power 10 deal leniently with crlHiina.s on asss
plea OF guilty This INTENDED 10 appy AZ ,oo' o
where men were brought up on their nrst oIenCr
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
Ar,Ir .rT1c CLUBS CELEBRATION.

Tho handsome building OF the new Manhattan
Atblatic Club was crowded last night when the
first anniversary Of the club was celebrated Ihe
entertainment consisted OF swimming contests
in the immense tank in the basement and athletics
and sparring in the gymnasium. Besides the Vaude-
vile entertainment there exhibition OF fancy
su,imring by Frederick Balmes. and by Miss Net
tie Trabaud. wrestling exhibition. John 1ocum ana
lanes De Forest. feats on the flying ring by Mile
Zoe and by A. be Young Mac Levy. and Anthony
Barker In exhibitions OF strength, James g. DE
Forest exhibition of baton juggling. fencing by
Regis Senhc and Louis 4 Senac, boxing bouts be
tween Stephen O'DOnnell and Charles Mccoy;
wrestling bout. Thomas Ward and George A Sao-
mon: punching the bag. by Charles Mccoy aud
lanes C. De Forest.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
MOST OF THE TIME TAKEN Up IN DISCUSSING THE
AGREENIENT

Nosr OF THE TIME TAKEN UP IN DISCUSSING THE
NATIONAL AGREEMENT.
The first days session Of the Eastern baseoal
League was held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
terdav Much Of the time was spent In discussing
tho National agreement. which is supposed TO pro-
tect the smaller baseball associations from t'e
rapacious National League
The meeting OF the Board Of Directors vas heId
IN the morning when routine business was dls-
posed Of and the championship was AWARDED 10
the Springfield Club Whether the League VIII ac-
con, the Steinhart cup. which IS similar 10 t"e
Temple Cup in the National League. VIII be de-
termined to-day. The report that the scranton
cub was in financial difficulties was denied and
the circuit next year Will be the same as II was
last season. The club will secure new grounds ana
huud new stands. and the grounds VIII De Isil
out for general athletics including football Held
and a bicycle track
-, oor,r,,-tee Of three was appointed consisting
~ Messrs Bogert. Draper and Kuntzsch. to make
some revisions in the constitution. Inc s'asIern ,
i-esT and II viii ask the National Board TO esaD-
sesson iisl Nessrs powers Draper Franklin. Bogert
md Shean we're appointed a committee TO go be-
fore the National Board al ltS meeting III 'A
"'TTh The club-owners do not want their PLAYERS PLAYERS
drafted as done last season uy the lDuS '''
Nationai Sna league club Draft. PLAYER sSty KY
DAYS is plenty OF time 20 Walt 70 nhl Guy 'het,
uant Jne no more Mime han-De Monteryiile cases -
The delegates present We're as foliows; =. l.
poyers president: James Franklin and John Rowe,
If Buffaio; John c. Chapman, of Toronto; Char.es
H+,eiert and C. A. Lemgruber. OF Rochester; George
< Kuntzsch Of Syracuse: W. p: simpson 7 4.
brooks and " H. McDermott. OF scranton; T. J.
T9Yfsasharre: c. r shean Thomas +. Burns and
F. Sanborn. OF Springfield. and " II: praper'
!, = Johnson and W j. Murray, Of Providence
The %ew-York club yesterday presented to Huy.er
Westerveit the pitcher, contract FOR next sea sea-
w w ,-btch that payer returned TO the local CLUB
Unsigned Westervelt says that he was offered M the
sanne sala ~ that he refused sign for last spring
T'ha Eastern League last night at the Amer
GOV, Theatre witnessed the performance or A
Pnnavav colt" in which Adrian G. Anson, the cap
isin Of the Chicago club. is playing
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
STATE VOTE CANVASSED.
OFFICIAL FIGURES OF The FALL
ELECTION
OFFICIAL

THE BOARD OF cANvAssERs REFUSES TO GO BE-
HIND THE RETURNS AND ISSUES A GER
TIFICATE TO PETER II. MNULTY As
sENAroR-ELECT FROM BROOKLYN
Albany. Nov. 16 (speciaD.-The State Board
Of Canvassers met to-day, Controller Roberts.
State Treasurer Colvin and State Engineer
Adams being present, and canvassed the State
election returns
These three Republican officials refused to
pay any attention 10 a petition pointing out
the neligibility Of Peter II. McNulty. the Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator In Brooklyn. who
was elected over James Taylor, Republican
II will be remembered that the Democratic
State Board OF Convassers in 1s91-Frank Rice
John Bogart Edward Wemple Charles +. Ia
Dor and Elliot Danforth-received a protest
against Franklin D. Sherwood Republican. who
had a majority OF LOO votes in the Steuben
district on he ground Of inegbnty. and
would not issue certificate of election to him.
thus assuming powers which the Constitution
expressly said that the Legislature alone pos
sessed. Charles p. Walker. Democrat. subse
quently got Sherwoods seat by the action Of
fraudulent Democratic majority in the Legis-
lature
I'VE have only judicial powers" said Con
troller Roberts when Mr. Taylor's protest
against granting certificate 10 McNulty was
read to-day "and. therefore we must grant the
certificate Of election 10 the man who. the
face Of the returns. has the most votes. ]
move that we declare all the candidates foi
Senator who had the most votes elected"
Treasurer Covn and State Engineer Adams
concurred in this view. and thus McNulty got
his certificate OF election.
Another interesting feature Of the meeting
was what took place in regard 10 the vote on
the proposition to spend $1,000 900 in improving
the State canals. There 59977O votes for
this proposition and 800 SS4 against it. When
this vote had been canvassed. Controller Rob
erts said: Il shall advertise tomorrow morning
in the leading newspapers of the country for
bids for s2OOOOoO in canal bonds Then turn
ing 10 State Engineer Adams. he said: You
can get 70 work at once on this improvement.
Mr. Adams smiled and said: Il think We shall
expend over 81 100000 in the Improvement Of the
canals before the opening of navigation In the
spring"
The canvass showed that the Popuists ceased
10 be party IN this State, not having polled
rer cent OF the total vote Their whole vote
for Secretary Of State was only 6,9l6. whereas
l.1S9.02l ballots We're cast for that office.
Il am glad one of their side shows IS gone
said Mr. Adams. and hope others will follow.
I think the limit of votes necessary tO nominate
State ticket should be raised
The Populist Party next year can have It's
State ticket printed only by obtaining 5000 sig
natures TO d nominating certificate and 1t IS
probable that this requirement Will be Increased
10 5000 which would be nearly equal TO the
number Of votes the organization polled in No
Vember.
The total vote for the various State candidates
and on the canal proposition was as follows
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
F1TzsrMMoxs AND MAHER MATCHED.

Houston. Tex Dec. 1s.-"Dan" A Stuart, Of
Dallas president Of the Florida Athletic Club. ar
rived here this morning. having just returned from
A trip 10 New York. where he made an effort 20
induce Corbett 70 fight Fitzsimnons. who. with
Julian and his family. has been in this city for
several weeks. Being unsuccessful in this. Stuart
obtained the signature Of J. j Quinn, manager OF
Peter Maher whom COrbett has bestowed the
championship for a finish fight with FitZsmmons
FOR February II. near Fl Paso, Texas. for a purse
Of 10000 Julian FitzsmmOns's manager, objected
the time and purse when W. X. Wheelock,
Stuarts agent was here a few days ago. but
changed hls mind after conference with Stuart
at the Lawior Hotel this morning The party went
out in the Gulf Of Mexico In tugboat and the
articles signed there as signing them in this
State would jeopardze the liberty Of the partici-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
ABSOLUTE POWER.
q, the Chicago Evening Post.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
Il suppose you EXPECT 10 be President some day.
Wll,ie2" said the caller, Pleasantly
Not much" reD.ed Willie promptly.
What exclaimed the visitor IN astOnishment
Think what great man the President Is. and
how great his power.
wife likes power explained his mother but
| guess he doesn't think the President has enough
Of IT," .
always people calm him down"
An perhaps you'd like TO be autocrat Ike
the car of Russia" suggested the caller
my returned Willie emphatcaly.
'.He has heard about the trouble that the Car
has in keeping of the way OF bombs" said the
mother
"Wel there always drawbacks TO
positions OF great power. Willie" explained the
caller PLEASANTLY.
Willie shook his head.
when II cones 10 beln' big man" he said
AN havin' people knucke down 10 you an all
that IA ruther be lanitor OF this fiat building
than be Czar Of ten Russias."
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
PROFESSOR HURT IN A FOOTBALL GAME

Tafavetfe Ind Dec. l6.-The prOfesSOrs OF TUT
due University spent Sunday discussing the ques-
ton rs football a dangerous SPORT" Saturday af-
ternoon the seniors and eleven members OF the
faculty played a game Of football Before it was
half over Professor Michael j. Golden, OF the rae
uty team was carried off the held with a broken
ankle. Up TO this year the members oi the 'a0
,,1,,, were content with playing seniors game Of
ba sabau in the spring But this year it was de-
cided 10 try the mette OF the seniors In football
II all went well until Moraweck the senior iull-
hack secured the ball and broke through the Ihe.
IL v,as making a great rum with the eleven men
~ the faculty after him. and he was Just turning
rond 70 smile at his friends the bleachers when
d5rofessor Golden grabbed him. and both went 10
he SroUnd The professor will be laid up for four
or five
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
NHE WEATHER NOT GOOD FOR SKATING.

WHE WEATHER NOT GOOD FOR SKATING.
The more moderate weather yesterday re-
ceved with anything but grateful spirit by the
lovers OF skating. as they realized that the ice.
particularly that on the lakes in Central and Pros
pect parks. could notwithstand such weather.
There was good ice TO be found the shoal ponds
IN the suburbs. but the warmer temperature. and
bright sun played havoc with even the ice on the
lakes in Van Cortlandt Park. and ttle skating
was done there yesterday In consequence.
II was said last night that there would be skating
at Van Cortandt Park to-day unless the weather
continued 10 get warmer. The ice was badly cut
up on Sunday afternoon. and the surface will be
rather rough. Conservatory Lake. in Central PARK.
vas thrown open TO the curriers' yesterday and the
followers Of the lively Scotch game passed an eX-
citing afternoon in active practice for the coming
curing matches The members OF the Caledonian
Club were out in force.
In Brooklyn the would-be skaters looked longingly
AT the lakes In Prospect Park. but there Will be
no sport those lakes unless 1t turns much colder
than 1t has been for the last two days. There was
good sport to be had at the Cypress Hill pond, and
there large crowd at the Steamer. in Fat
bush. The Marguerite and Indian ponds, In New
Utrecht were crowded during the day.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
THE NEW INNING EXCHANGE.
TO BE INCORPORATED AT slOOoo-oFFIcERs AND
DrRECToRs-MEN INTERESTED IN THE
ORGANIZATION


The papers FOR the Incorporation OF the New
York Mining Exchange were forwarded TO Albany
yesterday. The capital stock is 10 be $1,000. d.
vided into 1000 shares Of $40 each. The temporary
Offices are TO be at No. p Pne-st The incorpo-
rators are DR.. Henry \. Mott. Edwin A Beers.
James r. Kerr and Edward r. Williams. The d.
ctors for the first year are 10 be lsham B. Por-
ter Howard Scrymser. Henry A. Mott Edwin 4.
Beers ". {. Nico and Edward II. Williams. TIE
number OF directors may be Increased o. thirteen.
James r Kerr is be treasurer. and Ogden X.
Bell secretary pro tenn Membsrships are 10 be tirst
sold $3.50. Tie price Is 10 be raised later 70 500.
II s announced that among those who will give
active support 10 the exchange are Hamilton Diss-
ton. OF Phila ielphia. Mr.. Cheney. OF the Baldwin
Locomotive Works: " c. Chslds and " 3 Crav-
a,h OF the Hearst estate. and Harrison Wagner. OF
Waller & Wagner
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
AFTER THE sEAwANHAKA CUP.

Hamilton Ont. Dec. 1.-THE Lake Skin Sail
ing Association has decided to adopt special clas
for fifteen footers the object being to select boa
to challenge for the Seawanhaka COrinthtan Yach
Club Challenge cup.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
LJyDRLOu ASKS FOR 4 RULING.

Chicago Dec. l6-Roberi Lindblom a prominent
broker upon the Board OF Trade. has written letter
TO Presid mt W. r. Baker. in which he asks for a
ruling on whether "A broker may not do business
for suspended members anybody else just as long
he does not give the Of the suspended MEM
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
vio-vio|et
cant with bunch Of Vioets makes the recipient
,emember tho gift long after the flowers are faded
LUN DB0RC MAKES"

pants; Stuart stated that everything settled.
and that fight would surely off the date
and at the place named In case Fitzsmmons
wins. Corbett he compelled fight, and II
Maher is The winner Quinn. according TO Stuart.
Will Immediately issue a challenge TO the ex-cham-
pon.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Der while making the trade. President Baker said
he would lay the who.e matter before the Board OF
Directors Mr.. I!niblOm is said 70 be filing orders
for j. r. Willard. who was suspended from the
board several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
DOMINO NAY GO ABROAD.

James r. Keene. 1t Is reported. intends 70 ship
Domino and four yearlings to England in charge
OF Major Wynn The horses 10 be trained at
Newmarket by Hayhoe. the we-known English
trainer
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

One Of the new ideas Is patented sprocKe. a'
rangement and with II. with all new 'hihes'
wonders are promised. 1t Is asserted thA' WIN
this ARRANGEMENT a wheel geared TO elghty -tuui
will be as easy 10 ride the Sky "a. 49, ~
wheel IN use at present. II Is SAID that ne .io.s @
sprocket will revolve twice VINO Ilo PS-@0 -
making revolution.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

The Riverside Wheelmen are preparing for live
" winter campaign indoors. and one OF ther ii'e"'-
bers has already been placed as the scratch mo"
for the indoor meetings by Handicapper Batcheiue'
Goodman is the rider and his work on the moor 80
far this winter has been the best seen hersdnHat o.
Al the clubhouse tonight the Century NHee.i S
Will present the Riversdes the banner Won a. ~
I've the Riverside riders will have their annual
midnight run no matter what the state OF the
weather may be-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

european ADVERTISEMENTS.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
the London ONCE Of The rrsues 7s Flee, strsss.
C.. convenient place to leave their advertisements
and subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

,, rur,ber OF hotel arrivals about up TO the
co Yesterday and nothing more. Better things
ae looked for to-day, and in fact for the rest of
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

The Greenwich wheelmen will have their annual
election at the clubhouse at No. Ss West Fourln-
ST tonight There is an independent list OF can can
didates in the field, and the election Will DC e''
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Samuel Brock the popular Class A rider OF the
Liberty wheelmen, is thinking seriously OF making
an application 10 Chairman Gideon. OF the haclhg
Board to be transferred 10 Class b IheIe ar
ferred before long. and who Will not relish the
change
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

A veteran wheelman who be seen on the
Cycle Path in Brooklyn every clear day has Hade
a little implement for steadying the front wheel oI
bis machine II is tiny arrangement. fastened
near the handebars. and by touching sprihg the
handlebars are made rigid. and he can rlde alons
his arms and enables him 10 sit up straight
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

CARPETS, RUGS, and FURNITURE
At the lowest prices ever oiiereo al
COWPERTH WATTS,
lO4 West l4th ST., near 6tn Ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
IN THE CYCLING WORLD'
THE CONCERTED MOVEMENT FOR Gooi
ROADS.

PLANS OF THE RIVERSIDE wHEELMEN-Nh"
IDEAS IN BICYCLES.
Isaac p Potter the Chief Consul OF this State TOT
the League OF American Wheelmen is enthusiasm
a bout the chances for better roads in this par -
the country Assemolyman Higbie' VINO Is "oiN'I'e
with Mr. Potter in drawing up a suitable hls"""'
bill has gone up the State to get the op'il'o"s u -
certain road experts on the subject anu ~ -,
continue bia research further and visit the West
The Chief Consul desires 70 have Dls m M 20 cat
which many prominent people Will be ihVisTfu ihVsf 70 co1
and talk good roads. HIS luea u HS"'' ''''
menQed