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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
Training for the Ktona.ke

Great Falls Jan. 9-Jahn l. sheath.
who left Fort Benton some weeks ag0
on a voyage down the Missouri river
on a Tat boat, il reported frozen in the
lee at Coal Banks. he ramred Tor a
few days and then returned 10 his ranch
after eaching his supplies al Nllders
landing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
A WISE MAN.
Charlie Takes for IA Bride One of Mon
tana's Own Fair Daughters.

Great Falls. Jan. 9.-Yesterday even
ing at their home on the west side.
Charles A. Wyse and Miss Ella Mann
were married by Rev. Arthur Davies
of Rochester, n. Y. The house was
flied with the friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties. and they We're
the recipients of many wedding gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyse will be at home to
their friends after Jan. Is.
Mr.. Wyse has been employed on the
Montana Central for the past two
years and is well known in this city.
His bride was born at Craig but has
made this city her home during the
larger portion of her life, and is a very
popular young lady. Their friends will
be glad to learn that they will con-
tinue to reside in this city.
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Mrs. Ninsloy,s Soo,hing Svrun

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILL
IONS # MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TFEiHlNG, with PERFECT sue ESS.
1t SO 1fHES the CHILD, S0FTENS the GUNS
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie. and
is the best remedy for DIARRH GA. sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure
end take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
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SMALL BLAZE IN CHURCH.
The Fire Department Compelled TO Go to
House of worship.

Great Falls. Jan. 9.-The fire depart
ment was called out at II O'Clock this
morning by an alarm from the north
side. 1t WAS found that the fire was in
the Episcopal church building. \ large
fire had been banked in the furnace
and in consequence the flooring about
one of the radiators had caught. The
fire was extingushed with few buck
cts of water and without the use of
hose. The loss in ineonsidera BILE and is
OF course covered by the insurance
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10
Treatment of Mil Tnilings.

During the past year the Montana
Mining company. limited. following
some experiments made in the year pre-
yicus, has undertaken to treat its tall
ings by the cyanide process and has
constructed plant with a capacity Of
4o0ttons of tailings per day. G. W. Mer-
fiH, metallurgical engineer, in charge of
the operations Of the plant has given
me the following notes regarding ii:
The tailings benefciated during the
preceding summer in the new cyanide
plant Of the Montana Mining company,
the largest then in operation IN this
country. Were taken from What is
known as their No. dam.
This bed. the lowest of he five, stu
ated in Silver gulch. Is about six miles
below Marysvilie and contains much
greater portion Of shines than the upper
beds, owing to the fact that it has been
largely used for final settling and clari-
fNing Of the water. Therefore the first
step in the process Of treatment that
OF putting the material in suitable
shape Tor teaching, before loading it
into cars, is one requiring eonsidera Bile
care. In order that this point may be
perfectly clear, 1t should be explained
that in the operation of any lixiviation
plant the material handled from day To
day should be as nearly uniform in fine
ness as il is practicable To obtain il. and
also that as few slime Jumps as possible
should be charged into the teaching
VAS, because they are not only i'm
permeable to The solution. but soak ii
UP an do not release the values so dis
honestly obtained.
To accomplish this preparation the
bed is ploWed narrowed and worked
over continually in order To dry and
partially pulverize the Jumps. The fur
Their nfeeautian is observed of So select
ing the material from different areas on
the bed as 10 give comparatively uni
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-10

Despite the warnings of those who have been
the spot and predict suffering in the klondike
region, thousands of adventurous a mericans are
vending their way thitherward All OF them
should be provided with hat medicinal safe
guard Hostetters Stomach Bitters, which warns
and nourishes the system, and prevents malaria
rheumatism, kidney trouble besides remedying
liver complaint. dyspepsia and constipation.
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Mining Appliance, and Equipment.


Total .......$s 3 900
Mining Appliances and Eunipmant
Al Marysville the Drum Iumnon mine
viii soon have in operation n new
Raidler pnr,n with i eunac,tv If SEQ pal-
Ions per minute ana d lit Of / 200 feet A
pump of this pattern has been IN use
in that mine for two years and Il half In
recent months il has bcen run ~ to its
rated capacftv 100 gallons per minute ana
has given perfect satisfaction
IN Butte the past year has brought
about the Introduction of several new ANA
noteworthy changes
The two great engines of the Anaconda
comnanx. which were mentioned in Mr.
Herronts address last year. began opera
tions A few months ago and seif-dump ng
skips have taken the places of cages III
tho shafts where these engines are nj
work
Two large boiler plants of the Berry
Safety type have been installed by the
same conpany ana n fine steel head
frame the first in the state has taken
the place Of a timber frame III the ST
Lawrence shaft. The hosting engine AZ
this shaft with cylinders S0x42 ins hes is
the largest i'm the state
The Nordherg pump on the gn0-foot
level Of the Silver Bow mine the new
hosting engine al the Colusa bv the same
maker and two shafts designed for tour
cages. which will carry two mine cars on
each deck are interesting features in the
mining Industry Of f3afte
g,I ,t;,i..
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uuiils me paal sfai - - - t4,.ie7 ..
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OF ENGINEERING
Continued from Page SIX

other features of the enterprise may be
expected when NJ, s. Parker reads his
promised paper to the society.
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from he mouth = the Canyon . sheer
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tde u harder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

oueenaiown. Sept. ie.-The cunard
me steamer Aurania from New York
sep. Tor Liverpool. which was re-
ported on the south coast u Ireland
Disabled aud In tow. arrived here a.
o'clock tins morning. Thc chpisln Of
fhc Aurnnia reports that the crank
SHAFT broke at $50 y. m. september
isth. A. s.i5 O'Clock on the following
evening while the steamer was no
miles west " Fastnct. the british
steamer Marine. Captain Webster.
from Montreal Tor London. sighted me
Aufania and took her In tow.
All on board the Auranla are we'll.
The sea was calm during hor passage
and no unusual incidents with the eN-
ecpiion Of the breaking Of the shaft
are ~ be recorded. The Aurnnia VIII
wadt here frr the arrival OF a tug
which viii tow hrr 10 Liverpool Al
he passengers will b. landed az this
port.
A. ~. Aurtnia, In tow OF nv british
steamer Marine. was entering she har-
Dor on arrival here this morning, the
steamer Glenmgrs, outward bound.
passed hs<wesn the two steamers and
severed the tow line. The broken haw-
ser became untwlne1 Ia the propeller Of
the Marine. The Marluo mas since
bccn endeavoring % clear the .anEle.
The Aurania was towcd 10 an anchor
aEc by a tug,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
REVISION IS COMING
he WILL RESIGN FROM THE CABINET.
MINISTERIAL cri.is aud Further Hssign.-
iions Expected to FOLLOW In
order soon.

Paris, Sept 1.-THE newspapers here
say the minister OF justice. NJ. sarrlsn.
has completed the examination OF the
documents In the Drcyfus case, and
that he VIII communicate 70 the min
lsiers at the cabinet council TO be held
tomorrow his Intention To refer the mat
ter TO a commission competent 10 I'M
deriake a revision u the proceedings.
The general opinion IL that the cabinet
viii adopt the proposal for a revision
OF the case unanimously, with the ca.
eepfon OF the minister FOR war, Gen.
Hurlinden. who yesterday Informed the
minister OF justice that he Intends 10
resign II u develops that he does moi
agree with bis colleagues.
Tho Figaro, Matin and Raphell, say
theN believe that In case Gen. Zuillnden
resigna. II. lirlsron. the premier. i re-
solved 10 take the portfolio Of minlstir
~ tA,ltp dna oohe 1uSu ced SHRDI.U
Tor war and give the portfolio OF min.
lister OF the interior to 81. vauee.
According 10 the Gauloif, the result ~
the decision Of the minister OF juHtlcewlll
be d ministerial crisis. and this paper
claims other ministers win also resign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

Camp Wikoff. Montauk Point. l.. H..
Sept. IA severe ralnatorm set In here
last nlght and continued this morning,
The camp authorities had been warned
of the approach uf the storm and were
prepared for II. Every tent had been
stralghtened and the storm ala no dam
age 10 the camp. There were COO men IN
the general hospital today. on account
OF the storm no sick patients were taken
from the camp TO the city.
TWO hundred and nifty men OF tho
Twenty second infantry, under COM
mand OF Col. Van Horn, departed for
Fort Crook. omaha, Neb. Five hundred
OF the Twelfth. under Col. II, IL.
Humphrey, hope TO set away htis after
noon Tor Huntsville, Ala.
There were two deaths reported today.
the victims being Frederick Holm and
Walter Noyes, company III. sixteenth
infantry, dysentery.
General shafter said today that he
would remain here until all the troopa
had departed. and would personally SEQ
10 their getting away. Gen. ureeiey, OF
the signal service, left on the morning
train. as his work here Is finished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
REBEL AGAINST AGU|NALDO
New lNuFgen Leader Heads $4,000 Men, and MARCHING AGAINST
he Philippines Chief
General Otis Reports That the Americans Need no Renfocemen,s
and He is Getting Along all Rght-nsurgents are Ex-
cited, but Amenabe to Reason

New York. Sept. ia dispatch 90
the Herald from Manila siys.
The Insurgents changed their plans
last night ami Instead Of ovacuaiing
all the suburbs of the city az Gen. Otls
ordered. vcv moved from Ermlm to
SANTANA. where they appear 60 b. c0n-
oeuirating Ia strong force. II o. re-
ported. although .; has not been con-
nrmed that Agulnaldo has ordered
that this place BE- held at any cost. T.
IL mon likely a move on the part o.
RIO Pilar g. cmbarrass the dictator.
The former rebel chief. isabelle Ar
iacho, Who was condemned 60 death hy
AguiHaldo FOR trcachcry IN May. and
was reprlsvcd and escaped. Il leading
1900 men against Aguinaldo. Artacho
IL backed by priests
a Jesult priest has been shot for per-
suaiing rebels to desert Agulnaldo's
cause
Al the meeting Of robcl leaders In
Maiolos. she mijlrNy will vote for au.
,onomy under American protection.
Coasilng steamers arr trading with
thc provinces under spanish rule.
Agmraldo demands. 20 per cent OF
freight receipts Of steamers trading
with the rebel provinces All Span
lands In ihe northern provinccs are now
prisoners. The rebels seized stocks ana
cash of the tobacco Estates belonging
to the Compania Tabacolora. In caray.
an province. aud also those OF copran.
10 Camarlnvs province. The lossea are
enormous.
The rcoel steamer Buluaan has been
sunk by a spanish sunboat at Mar
bate.
Aguinaldo denies the shipment Of
arms from Japan. The arms were
probably shipped by che priests for
Artach0.
GEN. OTIS REPORTS.
Washington. sept. iG.--The following
dispatches were received today from
Gen. OILS
Manila. sept. is.--Adjuiani General.
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out to the syndicate. The syndicate
has the right 60 build all nee ssiry
roads and bridges, open or deepen
canals or rivers and construct all rail.
ways 60 connect with mines md trunk
railways or navlgabic waters
In case China goes % war she syndl.
cate Will obey the orders OF the chinese
government prohibiting aid b tbs enc.
my.
The Picking syndicate II composed %
few men who control Immense capl-
tal ard who have obtained the mog
valuable concessions Chin could
make. The preliminary work has been
IN progrcss Tor over two years The
concessions viii be worked by the
AnElo.lfllan syndicate with a capital
Tho success % this enterprlse IL due
hrs, 20 che fact that the syndicate Was
wllllnF % spend money on me chance
OF getting concession. and that ifier
sendinr their general aErnt 60 china
hoy simply allowed him g. manage
affairs and kept him supplied with
money Then the agent. A. 1.us-atl.
Mas shown wonderful tact In dealing
WIN Chinese officials. judgment IN Sc
lectlnE his assistants AMI utilizing All
AVAILABLE means 10 success und untir-
irg perseverance,.
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NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
Constitution Delegates from Salvador, Honduras
and Nicaragua cannO, Agree.
nsnh Nov. Declared Illegal -Cettoa Grow
Ing Revive. - sending all silver
out of the Country.

MtmEua, Nicaragua, Sept. i.-tcor
respondenee % <hs Associated Pressl-
The constitution forming delega,ei
from Salvador. Honduras ami Nicara'
qua. IN their attempt 60 formulHse .
compact acceptable % these three
/ states. have separated ingo distinct
groups on the question of the ar,icl'
authorizing ,he government organized
70 coliec, and dispose Of all Import
duties. the delegates from Salvador
declare that the imports and exports oi
their country exceed those " Hondura,
and Nicaragua combined, although
Salvador has less than one-four,h ths
area Of either OF the other states, and
consequently, that the burden Of TAXA
ton viii. under the proposed article,
nave 10 be borne by Salvador. which
unequal mode of nxnfion she declines
TO resume. one OF she delegates from
Honduras proposed a. q substitute that
each state contribute IT, proper pru
raga OF the necessary expenses % the
federation. ALREADY two Of the prom.
inent members Of the constitutional
convention from Salvador have re-
signed
THE Judge OF the civil court has de.
clIed chat ms London Bank Of Central
America. llmHed, has no judicial stand
Ing In Nicaragua. thaf IL. tlIat the or
Eaniration chartered by the govern
ment Of Nicaragua as the Bank vf Nj
cAragua had no authority TO change ita
name 90 the London Bank OF Central
America. limited. ana 10 headquarters
from Managua 90 London, England,
coiton growing has revived again In
Western Nicaragua, owing 10 the low
price offered for che excellent quality
o. coffee, said to equal Mocha, grown
In this country. In lsgG.G1 many cot
ton planters In the southern part OF
the United States emlgrated 60 Nleafa-
qua, Brazil ami other Central and
South American Countries and engaged
In the work of planting cotton. produce
lng excellent qualities % nne long
cetl0n nber. The planters VINO came 10
Nicaragua, however. abandoned their
plantations after a few years Of hard
work. because Of fhe difficulties which
they encountered, especially In regard
% inferior transportation facilities
There were no direct roads Or railroads
then (there l. bu. one railroad now
ana the rates Tor the ocean transporta.
tlOn o. exports were hlgh.
During the paEi two months the gov
ernment % Nicaragua mas been export
Ing all the silver u required for GUS
eoms dulits, taxes, etc, or could obtain
by exchanging rs paper money Tor all
yer In eastern Nicaragua, and paying
out rs paper money uTsil silver has
been at premium and Increased In
price In eastern As well a. In western
Nicaragua. In the latter section OF the
country fhe premium Is 10 per cont or
more. II Is therefore considered a. an
early day only depreeiallng, paper cur,
rency can be expected as The clrculat-
Ing medium In Nicaragua. The silver
sent from New York. Mobile ana other
cities 20 Nicaragua 70 purchase ba-
nanas. plantalns and cocoanuis Will, IL
Is asserted. be promptly exported ana
sold as a base for needed foreign ex-
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
STRIKERS ARE ARRESTED.


Monougahela City. Pa. Sept. 10
sherifr Kennedy and a posse OF six dep.
titles arrested Vice President Dodd and
fof'y'one strikers today on charges VI
RIOT melting riots and assault and bat
tory Among the prisoners were the
members Of the New England band
who have been furnishing music for tho
strikers ana as they marched to the
station To take the train for Washing
ton. the band played Marching Through
Georgia.
A hrgv crowd witnessed the arrest
and there was great excitement. but no
disorder. The strike situation IL quict.
a Tow men went 10 work This morning
az the Catnhurr mine but there was no
trouble. The district officials have de-
clded not 10 furnish ball for the pris-
oners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
SAGASTA Ar THE HELM
BUSINESS 10 De SETTLED QUICKLY.
rroi able Personnel Of the Commission
puks d. NsrsEua waat. Columbus
remains Removed from Havana.

SsE York. sept. ia dispatch to
ths Herald from Madrid says;
sigasla, having routed hts enemies,
and a. Romero Robledo says, dlspcTsad
thta.. ., once proceeds TO nominate bic
paus commission. Whose Instructions
VII b clcar aud decisive. Above ell
ne commissioners win be Instructed
iAE heir mission shall be completed
"a he utmost possible prompsl,uds.
~ certain names Of the commission
v 70 date are Montcro Rio. the Span
ID representative In Brussels. senor
WA uTrutla. who was chosen because
h 10 considered ono Of the rising
tplpmaiiaia u spain. ID q area. friend
Y saxasta and speaks English. senior
rlA. den. cercdo. a general Of rngi-
ffifl. the most iilustrious OF the scien-
tfe military men of the country. who
issaks English and possegsss the cold
taiufr ~ The savant. Senur uarniCi.
a magistrate well ysrsed In matters uf
International law. a great friend of
Alnicro Rio. and. most probably. Senor
Ahldzula, an old friend ~ Castelar,.
ana a young and Intelligent ex-mln,
hisf speaks English.
There IL stu dark horse ~ great
Importance. The betting II that Morct
j. the map.
sagai,i, at the council OF ministers at
ne palace today. drew attention 10 the
dftlfs u ne Duke OF Nerasua. a. a..
tlct DESCENDANT. that the 1-mtins u
S,hii,aFhsf Columbus be removed from
Havana 70 spain.
ANOTHER ARRANGEMENT.
Madrid. sen. i6-n u reported here
lhai NJ spanish puace commission viii
p composed u senior Monteru Rios,
Hffdrif. " the Senate. senior Vlllar-
FNl, Gen. corrta. Gen. Ascarrays
am srnur urzalx Hut, Il 10 added.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16

I Warrington: In my opinion. based
up1n present Indications. no further
I forcf O. required. Insurgcni leaders
are ln an sNclt1hlc frame % mind. The
hattcr portion IRE amonabic % reason,
and desire iD make an approved repu-
I tail0n before The civilized world.
OTIS. Commanding"
Manila. Sept i6.-Adjutant General.
Tcleglphcd the situation briefly yes-
to-day. The insurgents have acceded
20 my demand and are cvaCuatinF the
enira city o. Manila, oxcop. small
force In one outlying dlstrict. No AIM
Guilty IL anticipated aud no clnco ssions
wern made 10 thgm. They express A
strong desire 90 maintain friendly In
tercourse with the United states gov
ernmcmt In all particulars They or.
sanlzoi congress Thursday. at Malo-
loS twenty miles north u this city, 10
frnmc q plan ~ government.
Manila u very qultt The military
government IL being perfected gradu-
ally, and large force u policing and
cleaning the city, The health u the
command j. sauafaoiory. Trade and
commerce arr active. Treasury NJ
cclp.s since August II are tSlO. 900. Mex
lean current money. The PhllIpplnes'
monthly expenses will aggregate a.
least $4,000. nearly one half being re-
qulrci 20 Huhslsi 1900 spanish prison
era u l. believed that the receipt.
VIII larEely exceed The expenses Tar
~ and duties have been Imposed az
directed ay the President on July n,
bus are received in currency OF I'M
country, ns On a gold basis u would
Alm ~ double former spanish iuties,
The United States laws are applied FOR
the admission " Chimes and opium:
sales " licenses Tor iot,sries una other
nasiimes opposed to public morale are
discontinued.
otis. Commanding"
WASHINGTON FEELS EASY.
Warrington. sept. iG-The Manli.
dispatches stating that Agulnaiin has
assembled all " The FilIplnoa al Ma
lalot gives no apprehension g the war
department ofilciaia. a. they feel sails.
ned ihai the opportunity FOR a crlsl.
was plsHcd when Aguinaldo removed
Ms forces from the suburbs OF Manila.
20 Ions us ihe American forces In and
about Manila are iefs untrammeir1
more no disposition 10 restrict
Agulnaldo Ia holding meetings Of his
followers ouiside VI the immediate nsld
% American operations.
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the police and IRE department and g..
corted by the buckeye troop X OF ~,
mounted Columbus battalion X. Of y.
the mayor. city officials and board OF
trade. Al the state capitol Governor
cd a welcome. The 400 recruits Al the
barracks were drawn ~ at present
The public schools were dlsniltsed and
the children gathered In groups and
waved flags a. the heroes OF VI can,y
marched past Major Roberts DID a
graceful act In rcilnqulshlng his COM
mand TO Major O'liricn during the
demonstration. although the ranking
major. Roberts was not In cuba. o'Dficn
having been In command after the
woundlnE OF Lieut.. Col Haskell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
Overdose OF Morphlrs.

st. Louis, sept I'D. vlliineuye. a
rcputed millionaire Of Austin. Tex. Is
dying at the city hospital from the
effects u an overdose 81 morphln-. For
two weeks Mr. Nlllineuyc has been
stopping al the Llndell hotel. under the
care VI physicians This forenoon.
means We're heard coming from his
room. and an investigation resulted IN
finding Mr., Nllllneuye suffering from
the effects Of a dose OF moriih
~ later transplrod that NIileneuve
took the morphine with suicidal Intent,
but What motive he had for 80 doing
IN not apparent. He II a. years Of age
ana has a wife and child In Austin,
TcN.
lie Il lowering between life and
death. and cannot recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
LArrrK.DAy sAISrs' CONFERENCE.
That for Iiinol. Il n-ing Held at tho
state Capital.

Springfield. MS. sept. i6.-The semi.
annual conference u the Church %
Iatter-day saints OF Illinois IL In ses-
hlon here Elders LOWS and McCarry
u Richmond, Utah. and NJ. J. ballard
OF Logan. Utah, presidents OF northern
and southern Illinois oonfcrencea. pres
siding. President Louis A. kelsch OF
Murray, Utah, Of thc mission OF north
ern states. win address the conference
tomorrow. Mrs. j. !. Carbon. Logan.
Utah, l. the only woman present. Tn,
church has $50 members la Illinois.
Al the Elders arr from Utah. Texaa
Idaho and Nevada.
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WILL KEEP CAPTURED GUNS.
ri,s thousand sent to Springfield form.
pair-Msy be solid as Souvenir.
Of the War.

Washington. Sept is.-'rhe war de-
partmcnt has directed that the Mauser
rifles. about ave thousand In number.
which were brouEh, to New York. have
Ing been captured from the spanish
troops In cuba. be turned over TO the
ordnance department. The latter In
turn ordered them shipped TO the
arinory az Springfield. Mass. They Will
be thoroughly overhaulcd and II pos.
Stole placed In order. either Tor the use
Of our own troops or FOR sale. IL having
nteh represented that a. nuuyrnlrt o.
the war these weapons probably would,
VI oHeicd 40 public sale. bfug a price
more than SUFFICIENT 10 compatc % eaual
number % new krag-Jorgrnaens, AMI
thus avoid the dlfiiculty u having two
Kinda OF ammunition la the army.