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Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
WHITE HILLS.

The kitchen Of the White Hills hotel
has been remndrled.
A few prospectors sle scratching around
20 RE what they can find.
Mr.. Frank O'Dea's trap has caught
five coyotes and toe since Nv Years.
We can see Timber mountain ny
moonlight. IL - seventy miles away.
Tell this to your eastern friends.
M. Brannen was slightly rjnred about
he legs by The falling OF a piece Of
ground 10 the Norma Wednesday night.
Alfred II. Smith left for his home in
Missouri last Monday morning. He will
return in September to do assessment
work on his claims near here.
Mrs. ChInn is getting better OF her
burns. Mr.. BontieId's hands are coming
out all right, though still very bad. He
walks about town a little now.
Messrs. Phillips and Dominguiz are
running drift from the old Tarnow shaft
Daisy, TO block of ground on the
O'Mslley lease. The distance IS about
200 feet.
Onr barber, Frank La Tore, has fixed
np his shop in very tasty manner.
You may hear him coaxing melody from
guitar or mandolin between shaves an,
Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. GO. B)nelIi and tvs
children OF Krngmsn, stopped at tn.
White Hills hotel Tuesd1v night. Thr,
are on their wsv to Rioville. for a shor,
visit with d. Bonelli and family.
s. d. Formsn and II Carpenter
shipped their ore Iist week. tn y dis
solve partnership and For nan Bros. take
control OF the lease on the African. Mr.
Carpenter has taken lease on the
D-i-v and IL getting ore.
! Mr. Du Bois, OF the Temple Bar Com
psny, was in town last week. They are
making a landing and getting ready fo
renewed activity when their stea ner get
to running. She has been launched Al
Needles and is receiving her machinery
W A. Robinson, superintendent Of tn,
White HllIs mines, has been giving con
siderable attention TO the lower ledge o
the Norma, which is being workec
through a tunnel |, ia said that The
hoist from the Blind Goddess will b,
emplsced there.
Monday morning there was little frs
10 town. Joe Browns cabin caught fr,
inside from piece Of candle left burning
on the table. The snoke was noticed
by Mr.. Carter, who broke the door oper
and the ftmes were extinguished. Mr.
Brown lost some BLANKETS and papers
and had bis cabin and furniture consid
| erably scorched.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
Chloride Mining Sale.

Eighteen thousand dollars in cash was
PAID out today through the Kingman
bank, for the Molie Gibson and Bullion
Beck, adjoining mines, at Chloride. by
+. J. Carter, Of Chicago, to Bob johnson,
Mrs Bayless. Ed. Thompson, John Flynn
and George Fisher. The Molie Gibson
wac owned by Johnson, Thom pson and
Mrs. hayless, and the price paid for this
property was eleven thousand dollars
the balauce Of the money, seven thou
sand dollars, was paid to Flynn and
Fisher for the Bullion Beck. Both these
mines have been pretty we'll developed
and have paid dividends from the grass
roots. The new owner will erect a mill
and boarding house and put over one
hundred men at work Immediately.
1t is confidently expected by the REQ
pie OF Chloride and vicinity that the
camp this year will erjoy an era Of pros
perity without parallel In its history.
And why not? Chloride for the pas,
year has made wonderful progress as an
ore producer, and her mineral output has
attracted capital far and wide. The ore
bodies 90 down and increase in richness,
and old abandoned claims have been re.
opened and made to pay.
Mr.. Carter is a brother Of the Montana
senator and is we'll spoken Of as a prscti
cal mining man with an abundance oil
capital behind him to put these mines on
paying basis, and We predict for him a
great success.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Professor Heinrod writes from San
1srnlto, Cal, to the effect that he is i'm
proving slowly uuder the Influence Of the
ol'my atmosphere that 10 just now max
Ing the Inhabitants OF the state don their
o'ercoats and dodge the anti cartoonista
looking for 10 and south eide slope for
asun bath. He says that the state legis'
'a'ure will have to make an sppropria.
1on 'or the maintenance OF crippled cara
ca uriSts, who are on the road since the
passage o. the anti. cartoon law.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

We understand mum ber Of chloriders
in Minnesota and Weaver districts intend
shipping about one hundred tons Of loa
grade ore to the samplers from that sec
ton in the near future. The recent Gu
OF freight rates from here 10 the Colorado
smelters ena bles them to handle this ore
and make a handsome profit.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Albert O.is and Miss Elz lbe'h Eilh
were married in San Diego last Tuesday
morning To his many friends in King
msn Mr.. O'is' marriage came as a pleas
ant -nrprise. The happy couple arrived
in Kngnan on Thursday mornings train
and will make their home here. Every
body wishes the newly welded couple a
long lie OF happiness.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

There Ia about forty tons Of mining
machinery at the Kingman depot await.
ing transportation to FL D)rado Canyon
to be used IN the erection OF cyanidnp
plant to work the tailings from the Fl
Dorado Canyon mill. The plant will
handle fifty tons per day and v III average
ten dollars per ton in gold. E. G. Eckis
and A. Z. Vandercook have been busy
this week getting ready to haul the Dodge
pulverizer from the c. y. d. mine to the
canyon. Mr.. Eckis is general superin
iendent while Mr.. Vandercook has
charge OF The chemical department.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Edwin linus, chairman of he Board
OF Supervisors, was in Kingmsn NJ niaN
last signing up the warrant box. IL ia
understood that some arrangement will
he m -de before the April mee,ing of the
board whereby the county will be en-
able to pay cash instead oi allo wing q
a aiug Indebtedness % ac rue
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

II. L. Harris and Judge NJ. Rednan
arrived from the Colorado river last Mon.
day. They brought with them sixty
ounces Of gold nuggets worth lS.5Os
per ounce, as the result OF three
weeks work. The pecuIiarity Of the
placer field is that no fine gold Is found.
the smallest piece weighing not less than
twenty five cents. Messrs. Redman and
Harris refuse to divulge the whereab bouts
Of the find, but several Kingms msnites be
lieve they can end the treasure ground.
The location is said to be close to the
river and is evidently an old channel.
The two men went out sg.in yester day
morning.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Frank L. Smith arrived in Kingman
from his mines near Boundary Cone, San
Francisco district, last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Smith has opened upa remarkably
fine vein OF ore, four foot crosscut not
vet having cut through the ledge Geo
w. Roster, the we'll kno oSn mining man
10 an owner With Mr.. Smith in the prop.
erty.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
soya. e.nso eowOss CO.. NEW yoak:

Under the law AS menhed by the 10th
legislative assembly district court will
now meet 10 MDh4ve county on the first
Monday in April and second Monday in
o :tober Of each year Heretofore court
met the first Monday in April aud S-p
tember THIS will convene court during
the mildesr seasous # the wear
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

The Sunday dinner tomorrow at the
Cinmercitl will he the fnest and most
sppe'Izing meal ever set before the peo.
pie oi kiDznsn NJ one who loves good
cookery shonld miss il. d nner from
4 30 to7 9. N.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

A branch OF the EpSorth League has
been organrzad with a goodly number Of
charter me m hers. IL is The intention OF
the League TO put Ia q free library IN
KinEman. We hops the new league will
fl Inr;.h.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Bob Johnson will shortly start on a
prospecting trip through the river range,
near Ell Dorado Canyon He intends to
Look principally for copper bearing quartz,
bot does not expect to overlook any mug
gets that happen to be lying around
loose.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

NJ. Mitchell, printer and prosp' o.
has fonnd promising gold ledge in IN
valley abont three miles s)nhwest n
ore gave returns OF over Ten ounces pc,
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

F. Nehs, Of Williams, Is expected to
shortly Pot force OF men at work on the
Pay Roll and other claims at Chloride
We understand he has sold his Bryan
mine, bu, we're unable to learn the pnce
paid for the properly.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

o A. VsDdercook came in from El
Dorado Canyon Wednesday and departed
the next day for the Sheeptrail mine on
the Colorado river, where he goes to take
charge OF the mill at that place.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

R-v. SaIer's subject for tomorrow
evening will bs on line OF thou sht help.
lul to 1ung women. His discourse es are
slsavs OF an entertaining nature and ell
attended.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
$3.50 REWARD

The Board of Supervisors of Mohave County will pay
reward of $3.50 for the and conviction any nfor
nation that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the
party parties implicated in the wanton murder of James
Dowd and John Bleak at blackberry in this Mohave Coun
ty on the night of the 26th of January, 1899
By resolution of the board adopted Feb 9th. 1899.
ED. MUS Chairman
The undersigned Sheriff of Mohave County, will pay
further reward of 500 for the and conviction in
formation leading the arrest and conviction of the party
or parties implicated in said murder of Bleak and Dowd
HARVEY HUBBS, Sheriff Mohave County
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

George KIer returned from san Fran.
cisco last evening, where he has been io
medical treatment He has been greatly
benefited.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

The little daughter OF Mrs. Weeks o
Oh orIie, required the servicrs of D.
Bahcork for An acute attack Of pneun O. il
this week At Ibis writing, however
the little one is recovering.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Phelsn's kingnan Market keeps tn.
best ol beef, pork. mutton, sausage, ham.
and bacon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

J III. Sample h4s located a big ledge
south Of The Ark that gives promise Of
fn'nre dividends. Mr. Sample is at work
on The property and will open it up ia
yoDd shape
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Or. Sahin, accompanied by his vii,
and daughter, left Tor California point
this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Mrs. o +. kuence, and Mrs. Johl
Harris d.psred for Los Angeles las
Thursday afternoon.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

+. Ogden brought mp iour horse load
OF rich gold ore from John Doyle's claims
IN Aubrey district, and had it worked at
the Kinyman sampler this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Sam'l Foreman brought in rich chip
ment Of ore from his lease on the African
mine, White Hills, and had 1t worked at
the Kingman sampler.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Ane,j yable dance Was held at Lake.,
Hall Thursday night and all who partici
pated reported ,llv time.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Goal.
Best lump coal. any qnanr'v, de
hvered to any part Of town. lOs per
ton OF 2000 lbs, full wsigh'
TARR 4 NCCoMB
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

j ?. Finegan and A. NJ. McDuffee, O
Chloride, are 10 Kinnmau.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

The Kingnaan sampler worked batch
of rich ore for Bone, OF Weaver dis
,rict this week, from bis Great West mine
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Thos McNeeIy was in from Mineral
Park this week with sno her rich ship
ment Of ore from his Lease on the Retort
mine and sold il to the Kingmsn sampler
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

NJ W. HeDkle has made another strike
on bis Retort mine, Mineral Park, and
had a batch Of it worked at the Kingman
sampler this week
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Mrs. NJ. II. Hart Is visiting with he,
mother, Mrs. T. B. Shpp, on the bi.
Sandy.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Nv. Gerritt was out to Round Val
ley to look after his recent mineral dis
coveries there yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Owen McNeely, Of the old Payrsstel
mine. was in Kingman Mond.y last,
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Il w. lugiIs, OF Prescott, representing
Fan banks, Morse & Co IL IN Kingm An
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Mrs. Z f EiIln"ood OF Flagstsff, Wis.
tied this week with her husband in King.
man.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Annie and Lille Dundon, of Cerbat
Was IN Kingmsn the frat OF the week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Ira George is having a residence built
on Oak street
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

MISS Alice NJ. Wilson, of Denver, ,s
vislring with Mrs. II McComb.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

John Brown and Jack Bruce are work
inc on a claim near Chloride and taking
out good ore.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Jack Poland, Of the Oro Plata mine
is in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Will and Greedy Clsck were in from
the Orc Plata mines the first OF the week
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Mrs H. Bosnan, OF The Cienega
ranch, was q pleasant caller at the MINER
Lffice this week
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Eugene Desty came up from the Union
Pass country last Wednesday
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Charles Gracey, owner Of the Klondik e
mines, is IN Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

Thomas McMshon came in from his
mines at Lsyne Springs Thursday last.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

w. F. Grounds, OF blackberry, was q
visitor in Kingnan yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
C,ocol and Personal.

Thos. johnson, OF Chloride, is in the
city.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

The Kingu an sampling works shipped
q carload OF high grade ore to Pueblo to-
day.
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25

VIM u b, Key is IN Prescott this
We K IN l.g~l hns,-sss
Mohave County miner., 1899-02-25
KINGMAN
MERCANTILE
COMPANY

! We hare at last GOTTEN
. our building hOrOuGh-
I ~ renoOdeIed and rem
; GRATED, and believe that
: Ue hare the brightest,
: cIeaReSt store and stock
! of goods eUer shOuOn in
! northern arizOnG. 1T is
! our ambition to keep
: our stock and business
: up to the highest stand
! ard of excellence. We
: appreciate to the full
! est extent the Uery lib
! erdl patronage With
: Which We have been
! fnUOred, and take the
: WarD1eSt personal in
: tereSt in the success
: and happiness of all
I our friends and cUstO-
! D1erS. . = . = . .
I We are in Kin6n10n to
! stay; zoe hare done bus
J mess upon the princi-
! pie that the best trade
J 1OinnerS are honest
: goods, honest prices,
} prOnlpt,reliabLe service,
: and honorable treat
! D1ent;; our success has
: demonstrated the cor
! rectness of our judge
I Dlent.
! You are cordially in
! Uited to call on US, and
! look through our Stock;
! Ce are prepared to fe-
! ure NTH you on any
! legitimate business
! proposition, and to fmI-
! fill to The letter any
thing zoe undertake. to
do.
! Respectfully
| KlnemAN MERCANTILE
COMPANY
n -
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GovERxMEN'r RECEIPTS.


Inaux nj Money Into the Treasury
Largest since the War.
Washington, December 31..-The form
coming statement OF TIE government re-
ceipts and expenditures will chow that
during the half year ending today the re-
ceipts aggregated s245.98l, $40, against
1901. 7so,574 for the same period Of last
rear according TO the treasury record,
these receipts are the largest since 1856,
when they resehcd $685.. D32, $50 for ,hs
Mscal year and $40, G3l.Dl0s In 1881 With
'lhe exception OF these two years tho re-
ceipts never before In the HISTORY OF the
country exceeded $3.50 1905. and only
seven times have they ever reached $500.
goo. 900 The receipts from customs duties
during the six months amounted 10 $685.
0aa,Ss9 as compared with $62. S25, OIL for tho
came period las, year. For tho month OF
Dencmber qihe customs fecefrats aggregated
slb.Ie5,325. Which Is the highest roint
reached under the present Dingiey Law and
the largest for December sincs 1898. when
Il was SlS.900,000 The receipts from In
terral revenue sources amounted during
December to $22,621,3l9. the largest since
the WAT OF the rebellion. The total for de-
cember was Sal ,0s0 ,075.
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WATTERSON'S LATEST.
Calls for . New Pack Of Political Cards
for the Next Game.
NEEDS ONLY ONE PAIR 10 WIN The POT
lie would stand Pat on Dewey md
FitxhuEh Lee md Morrid Not
Draw Card for Platform.

Louisville. KY, January 1.---Ilcnry Wat
terson, in a loading editorial this morning
In the Courier journal. under the caption
Tho New Years Outlook for the Dtmo-
cratic Party. nomlnates Admiral Dewey
fer president and General Fitzhugh Lee
for vice president. In part he says
Z "To come down to hard. logical facts, old
horse sense sitting In the rockcr--the Is
sue OF free silver being relegated to the
limbo Of busted shades. the tariff issue
peacefully rupssSlg upon the shelf where
tho Cleveland administration left 1t to wait
fer free trade under new conditions the
season OF famine ended and the SEASON Of
plenty arrived--what are the democrats TO
do for National platform and ticket?
There is but one thing for them to do.
Ths voters have about made up their minds
that party pledges are fabricated chiefly to
be broken.
Let the democrats banking on this cir
cumslunce. put up a ticket without a plat
form: let them nominate candidates for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
DOMESTIC.

Major Bracket says Russia has the
largest space and America the second ut
tho Paris exposition. but Germany Is the
Louisville grand jury scores the major
most active competitor.
for the non-inforccment ~ law and sug-
gests that several police commissioners
resign. Meantime gambling OF all kinds
has stopped.
Tho Asabet Manufacturing company Of
Boston fail. with liabilities in tho mil
lions.
Judge Mcconnell Of Illinois. close
friend OF AltEeld, says the democratic
platform OF 1900 should declare against
trusts and monopoles aud the gold stand
ard with Bryan us the leader.
Adjutant General Norman calls on
commanders OF U. G. v. divisions to send
him list OF all cemeteries in which Con-
federato dead are buried.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ENNIS. One Of the SWEETEST occasions &
the season in the society circles CT Dnnt
Observation-Disclosures to the Methodb
convention here held watch party to wei
come 1899. y
-RERCLAIR The Christmas concert, post
poned from last week, was great success Y
every way.
DENToN.-J. f.. Trletsh, one m the ri
lowers of DR.. Grant, has been appointed post
master at Songer.
FORT WoRTH.---Four troops Of the sixtl
United States cavalry passed through here 4
route to Fort Sill and Fort Reno.
JASPER.-There seems to be an abundanoI
OF money in this section. and collections. ~
c.nding taxes. are better than ever known.
IllLLSBORO.-The Hill County Teacherf1
Institute held very interesting session r
which technical questions were discussed.
PnRIS.-At a negro festival. near Arthy
City. row was precipitated and jim McMt
Ian and another negro named Marsha1 WEI
stabbed.
HEARNE.-Up to date this year the "
tional Compress company Inns pressed ~
bnlcs Of cotton against 5000 bales up W sa1|
period last year.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1855. pulling sixtsj
sSTsnsh hers WITH s sIh cesary
bound for Fort Reno. M
WACO.-The mystery Of the assassinat(
OF James Pittiilo, the colored nackman, is ~
solved. and tho officers are still searchiI
for clew to the extraordinary crime. b
CORRIGAN.-Som excitement was Great
at Social by young mans efforts at d.
peradoism with revolver. but the coolnG
OF Mr.. Holcomb prevented any casualty.
SlIERMAN.-Whlle Switching at Bells
Texas and Pacific engine left the rails, draf.
giny with 1t two cars. While no one was hun
the wreck caused much Inconvenience 81
cause OF delaying transportation.
was Friday night given by the Ennis lods1
B. P. o. Elks. in an annual bali and baaI
gust. There were a large number OF visitI
ing guests and the occasion as whole vi
q grand success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
ArRo-AMIRIcAs couScIL.
Uhcy Asked the President to Tax
Notice Of Lynchfngs.

Uhcy Asked the President to Take
Notice Of Lynchfngs.
Washington, December 81. The commit
tee OF the Affo-American council. now in
session here. called at the White House
today and presented TO the president an
address. in which no WAS asked to use his
good offices in presenting to congress the:
subject OF the recent lynchlng OF colored
men In the Carolinas hat the perpetrators
may bs brought TO Justice. The recent
trouble in Illinois Was called 10 his at
tsntion and in !, general way he was asked
to exert his influence in all proper ways
TO improve the condition OF the colored
race. M
The committee which calleil upon the
president was composed OF bishop Walters.
Ainett and Clinton. Mr.. Lyons vi Georgia,
registrar OF the United Suites treasury; Nj.
CheHthsm Of North Cunc.iIs4, tx-Governor
Pinchack of Louisiana. Representative
White OF North Carolina and Messrs Pei
ham OF Michigan, Mitchell OF Virginia, For
tune OF New York. Adams OF Illinois, ex-
Representative Murray of South Carolina,
Morris OF Massachusetts, Blackburn al Iowa.
Case CT New Jersey. Lewis OF Louisiana,
Dancey CT North Carolina. Thompson OF
Indiana. Sanford OF Iowa. Bray Of Geor-
giA, Murray OF the District OF Columbia,
Ferris OF Massachusetts, and Bradley OF
Kansas The delegate on was pleased with
the Interview.
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Cotton Fire al In Grange.

La Grange. Texas. December 3l.-This
afternoon at o'clock it was discovered
that cotton on the La Grange compress
platform was on fire. 1t had been ig-
nited by sparks from Missouri, Kansas
and Texas engine which was switching Ia,
the yard at the time, and the strong north
wind prevailing caused the blaze to spread
quickly. About 100 bales are damaged
more or less, number Of which ara To-
tai losses. The cotton is all covered by
insurance and belongs to j, W. Thorbun
OF San Antonio, Texas, who had Just con-
centrated 1000 bales at this point. Co ton
on this platform has caught fire number
of times heretofore from passing engines,
but the fmmediate discovery always pre-
vented any damage
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Third Hotel Has Been burned nj
M rlf


Marlin. ~
Marlin, Texas, December Sf.--Last night
at o'clock the Perkins hotel here was
burned; also two small buildings adjacent.
The property Was owned by Miss Kate I'M
derwood Of this city and was insured for
sl7S5 She and her parents occupied the
building and used 1t as hotel The con-
tents We're insured for $500. The property
was situated on the tn side of the busi-
ness part of town and terrible blizzard
was blowing at the time at the rate of
about eeye'nty-five miles per hour and
freezing hard every minute. But for the
heroic efforts of the Marlin volunteer fire
company I'm saving a small residence on
the south OF the hotel lot the new and
beautiful Baptist church would have gone
With about half the town. Miss Lucy
Conoly's music room containing Miss Mary
Bellinger's piano went up In the flames
and is q total loss, with no Insurance. This
makes three hotels gone to ashes here In
side OF two weeks. Marlin had not enough
hotels TO meet the demand at best.
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SUMMARY or T0DAy's ]


csr.ral corfsA sayH the 5000 Spanish ~
fcers who have returned 10 Spain arr
All without posts.
In a battle At sshchiotsans, China, The
imperial troops routed the insurgents.
america the text OF the London edI-
torials. and all sptak in satisfactory terms
Of thu results achieved BY the United
States during the pnst year.
Local government act to 10 initiated N
ireland. Tho Irish lenders divided on its
workings.
England Is to BE- represented At the
cars peaoo conference.
Prime Minister Hohenlohs Of Germany
may resign and create crisis In tho cab
Incl unless the expulsion OF Danes and
Atstrans ID stopped.
The Berlin krsux-zcItung has changed
around. and In now 4 pro-Americpn paper.
Italian squadron ordered to COLOMBIA
10 enforce the Corutti claim and -tahand
satisfaction.