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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
BRITISH FORCE is ATTACKED.

Lagos Colony OF Lagos. British West
Africa, January 25.-Advices have Just
been received here from Jebba that
Captain Carroll. of the Norfolk regiment,
and $50 men, of the West African frontier
force. while escorting the telegraph con-
struction staff, were attacked on January
9Th by 1900 Mitch and Basa tribesmen.
Captain Eaton. of the East Kent regi-
ment and twelve others were wounded
and one member of the escort was killed.
The tribesmen left eighty dead. Jebba is
proba bly, northeast of Lokoja. on the
Niger. in which vicinity. apparently, the
attack MAS made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
F;lirinos Driven Out of Luzon.

Washington. January 26.-General Otis's
report OF Yesterdays movement in the
Iuzcn campaign is as follows
"Mauila, January 2G.-Hay and cavalry
reported an santa Cruz, drove enemy out
or I.uZona. TaabaS and adjacent towns;
rescued twenty Spanish prisoners and five
women other Spanish prisoners moved
back in small detachments in mountains;
enemy dispersed and greater part beiieted
to be seeking homes At Taahas. Follow
ino record dated 18th instant saying
eleven American prisoners leave tomor-
row unknown to what place; Hays
casualties one killed, three mortaliy
"pN'i"'N' ,yTTS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Sending Spaniards Home.

washington. January 26.-The progress
Of the movement inaugurated about three
months ago I'm regard 10 the return TO
Snafn of the prisoners released by the
rIlfpinos IS reported by General Otis I'm
tbe following telegram received at the
war department today:
"AIanila, January 26.-Rcleased Spanish
prisoners. "a officers. .000 enlisted men, -
civilian officials. q wives and 81 children.
were furnished transportation to Spain
vest erdaN.'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
FIFTEEN HUNDRED
BRITISH SLD|ERS
DEADA6P|ON KOP
Warren's Forces Are Driven
Across the Tlgela River
by the Hoers-Loss
Is Sunrise.
BUllER GIVES 10 LIST
OF DEAD AND WOUNDED

London, January 2s.-7eneral
Butler says that warren's -oops
have retreated south OF the TSyela
river The Beers say that the L1t-
ish loss is 1900 killed wednesdav.
1t IS believed here that this includes
the wounded. The Beers also claim
that one hundred and fifty OF the
English troops surrendered at spion
kop.
Boer Head Lager, Ladysmtth,
January 25, @ p. m-The British
dead left on the battlefield yester-
day number 1900.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Women
WHO nave the
Blues

Dependency IN women
Is a mental condition
directly freceahie TO sosspa
distinctly female fsE.
We'll wcsssess doris have
fise blues, bart compare
lively few people ssndes
stand fasaf fs'e right ssseesz-
elmo will osrfve them away.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
SANTA CRUZ IS CAPTURED.
Americans Occupy Important Town
in Laguna Province.

Manila. January 3. go "a. m.-The
Americans have occupied Santa cruz. on
Lag1na de Bay. Laguna province III
was reported many insurgents were con
centrated there bUc the town was tounh
deserted. The military regulations Iedu.t
- 80 streets 10 ID. cleared of natives
at $50 D. m. has BEEN changed to ~
~
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29

overcOssses fise Blues be-
cause II Is fkse safeguard
Of w0nssss's heaffss-
IL regulates fke entire
female organism as
nothing else d0es- When
fire dragging sensation
and fsse backacsse go, the
biEes wifi go alsos
Read the letters from
women appearing I'm fSs7s
paper women VINO Rave
tried II and know. TT,ere
are a million such women.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29

DR.. j. Newton Hathaway cures all
chronic and private diseases Of men Con
sultation ana advice at office or by mani
free. DR. Hathaway & Co, 22i2 +. South
Broad street Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29

the result of Long Toms" practice on
Monday DIR. .meson was wounded in the
leg. Presiden S'eyn has visited this laa-
ger.
Roberts nspects the Maine.
Cape Town January 25.-Lord Roberts.
after visttineihe hospital ship Maine.
over which was conducted by Lady
Randolph Chchill. expressed his entire
satisfaction VIII the arrangements. The
Maine win ga for Durham tomorrow.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29

and mule transports across the river.
eiShty-fivs yards broad with twenty-foot
banks and a very swift current, unmolest-
ed. Is. think. proof that the enemy has
been taught to respect our soldiers fight
NON
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
PHIL D. ARMOUR, JR.. IS DEAD.

Pasadena. Cal. January 27.-Phn y. Ar
mour. Jr-, aged th:rty-onc. after a few
hours illness. died near Santa Barha-s
Of congestion of The lungs. He left CHI
caso three weeks ago in excellent health.
Young li-- Armour reached Pasadena
and had been "a Noun, Cisco about tcn
days. iIe was go take relatives and
friends from Pasadena. on advise % his
physician. =. H. Armour. ST. father If the
younS mon. did nos go his health being
delicate Mr. Armour Is standing The
shock well.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Ladysnth Is Doomed.

Even should it)e decided TO send Gen
erai Butler Requirements and to at
tempt TO reach 4adysmith by a move
ment through - stnl more difficult
country east Of olenso. Il is extremely
doubtful whether.he garrison could hold
ont long enough as such movement
would occupy least a month. The
Times says:
The most cariully planned and sx-
ecuted movementyf the whole campaign
has entirely Taile and II can hardly be
necessary TO DIVE upon the extreme
probability that q shall learn. little
sooner or a little ter. OF n capture with
out precedent IN IT military history. a
capture which ha no parallel except IN
the surrender al orktown.
I'VE are checl1et at every point OF the
campaign. In fact the campaign is still
70 begin. We win we had cleared
proofs that even nv the government has
any adequate concDtion Of the situation.
The IDEAS OF respnsible ministers have
done nothing 10 ressure the country on
this point.
Heavy or light, tho thing has TO be
done and that the government ought TO
prepare for the Immediate dispatch OF
20 600 men and 10 IKE steps 10 send out
another 5000 II thse should be needed.
The hopeless ATTEMPTS 10 carry on the
campaign with four widely separated col
umns. each unequalto its task, must be
abandoned for a cocentration OF forces
and for that purpos"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
scHwAN DRIVES REBELS BACK.
Americans Are Dispensing the In
surgents Rapidly.

Manila, January Is. s;45 a. ma part
of General Schwan's colum, consisting of
six companies with some artillery. drove
a force Of 500 insurgents from their In
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
British Guns Beiched Flames.

The British Maxims belched flame, but
a wall OF fire from the Mausers held the
English hack. Their center. under this
pressure. gradually gave way and broke
abandoning the position.
THO prisoners speak highly of the
bravery OF the burghers. who. despising
cover. stood against the skyiined edges
OF the summit ia shoot the Dublin Fusi-
Tiers. sheltered IN the trenches.
Firing continued for some time and the
Fusil.ers and the Light Horse serving
"a. infantry. threw Up their arms and
rushed out OF the trenches.
tn. effect of the abandonment of Spion
kop by the English can hardly be gauged
a. yet. but il must prove To be immense.
An unusually hgh proportion Of lyd-
dite shells did not explode.
Young Churchill Gets Commission.
Can,. Town. Janutry 2s.-John Churchill.
second Ion of I.edv Randolph ChLi-hili.
who accompanied Ter in the Maine. has re-
eelved from Lord Roberts his commission
in TN, South African Light Horse.
Barbadoes Will Furnish Troops.
81 Thomas. u. ". l.. January eS-An
enthusiastic meeting was held in Bridge
,,.vru. Barbadoes. last Wednesday, TO CON
s,der stems for the organization OF n vol
,In,.er force and to demonstrate the de-
sire OF Barbados to share I'm The defense
Of the empire
Jameson Said To Be Wounded.
Head Lager. Near Ladysmith. Thurs
day, January Is. via Lourenyo Marques.
January 8.-E In reported here that as
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Comforting Feature Found.

Ono comforting feature OF tho situation.
however. Is the fact that General buis
ler's retirement across the Tugela was az
complished withou: less. which puts an
end 10 the unpleasant rumors that were
in circulation hero and on the continent
The splendid gallantry OF the men In cap
turing Splon kop is read or with great
pride and satisfaction. IL is taken as an
assurance or tho ultimate success OF Shear
arms.
The war office does not give any idea OF
he the casualties in taking and holding
spicn kop. Tut repor; frcm the Boer
hssdquaIters near Ia6ysmith. via Louren-
20 Marques. says that 1000 British dead
wers left on the battlefield. This mum oer
Is Taught to include the wounded.
The Export also steted THAI General Bull
Ter had been down with fever. but had re-
covered
II boer reports are 10 be accepted. the
snandonHsnt OF Spion kop was due TO
the IL abilicy Of the British 20 resist the
boer attack the Beers carrying the first
trenches and taking 40 prisoners.
me Following diSratch has been received
In LONDON. da-ed January 25th. VIA LOU
renzo Marques. January 18th:
'Ths sovernment ia advised that. AFTER
heavy hghting hear Sp.on kop some
Briiish on tho kop eing storTned. hoisted
n white nag. One-hirdred and fifty prls-
oners. God be ThaIked. we also has 10
give brave and valuable lives"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
News Carefully Guarded.

The war Office announces that 1t has no
news from the front
During tho morning and the earlier part
OF the afternoon a plaoard bearing the
words mo News hung on the iron rail-
ing In front Of the war office. and me
shiverfng sentries who stood guard on
Pail Mall I'm the rain and sleet had the
district all TO themselves. About p. m.
however. the placard was taken In ana on
the bulletin boards inside General Bui-
ler's long dispatch was displayed.
The Sunday papers issued extras, ou,
only the faintest interest WAS manifesie'
in the streets. At the service clubs the
situation as revealed nv General Bulet
was considered very unpleasant. HIS ca
plantations were characterized as very
weak The absence OF water which "f
Charles Warren was led TO believe" ex-
listed and that its ''perimeter was 100
large" are all matters which even Gen
eral Buffers wa-mest admirers hoiu
should have been asce-tained before ne
a. taH A.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Piles and Eist1lla
GUAM SHOWS GREAT LOYALTY.

Cure guaranteed. mo- failures Dr. ". J.
Tucker. Atlanta. Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
The Kew to the Situation.

"On Jl-uerv - 7 sssenssd 70 hiu at
taekfUG Spiru - . large hi'l. indeed a
mountain. which was evidently the key
ta -he position. bu' was far more Access
elh'. Fram rfe rrr-h than from the south.
-Yr fIa r'-h- ~ January - he at
81. zeI Sr.nn zor. hut found u very diTi-
c- rs Er-E es t.s per.me'er was 700
-s--e ana water. which re had been led
-u u#--ra existed en- this extraordinary
l-- season. w-s found very deficient.
.rr. r-eetz were held az that day
a-t-ter tire severe attacks and heavy
she'll fire. our men fought with great
g--rr-rr { would especially mention the
conduct 20 the Second Cameronians and
rF. Thsri Kings Rifles who supported
-r. attack uu THE mountain from the
starue-- side rui. - each case. fought
frrsr ulv GO the Top. and the Second Ian
sq~hfre FusIliiers and Second Aiiddlesex.
rs-r rra-uiaceutiv maintained the best
traditions nf the British army through
sut - trying day % January 2fth. and
-fra-sv-rnft-z mounted infantry who
fru-hr through the day equally well along
err. ~ them
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29

Lydia E. PInkhsm's Vegetable Compound
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
BUTLER SENDS IN REPORT.

london. January sS-GeneraI Buffers
dsp1tch u the war Office states that
S0i0n kop was abandoned on aocoun. Of
lack ~ water. inability 90 bring artillery
'hsre and the heavy Boer fire. General
Butler gives 10 list OF casualties. HIS
whole force withdrew south OF the TSigela
-'ve- with the evident intention OF reach
ing Iadysmith BY another route. Follow
ir- Is the text % General Buffers dis
Ua-rh. dated SDearman's camp. Saturday.
January S7th. e.I0 =. m:
ION January c1th Warren drove back
t1e enemy and obtained possession OF the
s'uthe- crests q thc high ;ahIeiand ex-
tending from the line 81 Acton Homes
and HouEers 7oort 20 she western Lady
smith hills. From then 20 January 18th
D." remained in close contact with the
enemy
'-Tle enemy held = strong position on
range ~ small l.opfes stretching from
northwest To southeast across the plateau
from Acton Homes. through Sps0n kop
rr rnc Isft hank ~ che TUgelR-
THE actual position held was perfect
~ truab.r. trt Gli rot lend itself 20 an
advance. as the southern slopes were so
steep chat Warren could not get an ef-
s,,-tre artillery position. and water sup
Y.E was difficulty.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-01-29
Young Churchill Gets Commission.
Barbadoes Will Furnish Troops.
ameson Said To Be Wounded.

Head Lager. Near Ladysmith. Thurs
day. January q. via Lourenyo Marques.
January 4-E In reported here that as
The silver star., 1900-03-23
Railroad Notices.

Semi. annual Conference. Momon
church. Salt Lake City, Utah. April 6 to
8. 1900. Rates Of ono fare for the round
trip from Durango. Mancos and Dolores
to Salt Lake City and return. Selling
dates April 2 and 4. 1900. with final limit
OF sixty days.
Mancos Horse Races. April 10 to 13.
inclusive. Rates Of one fare for round
trip from Grand Junction. Ouray. Silver.
ton and intermediate points. also all
points on Rio Crande Southern. 10
Mancos. Selling dates. April 0. 10. II
and L., with final limit to return April
IA.
II a sufficient number 'of passengers
can DO secured. q special train will be
run from Ridgway connecting with
Telluride. to enable passengers to reach
Mancos on the evening. Of tho 9th.
Further information will be given later
regarding tho special.
FEE. pEAKE. Agent.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

The left leg Of A. E. Phelps was am.
putated at about half way between the
ankle and the knee at Mercy hospital in
Durango on Sunday morning last. The
left foot. which was affected with Rey-
naud's disease, had become perfectly dead
and was IN a gangrenous state and would
soon cause bloodpoison. hence the only
hope Of prolonging life with any chance
OF recovery was amputation. At last
accounts Arthur was resting nicely and
unless something Of dangerous char
acter developes may entirely recover.
He stood the operation nicely and when
the writer left him Monday morning
was in tho best Of spirits with no bad
results apparent. That Arthur has a
host OF friends who wish him we'll and
are exceedingly anxious to hear of his
recovery. is attested by the numerous
inquiries regarding him.
LArER.-J. H. Brumley brought word
yesterday that there is no hope for
Arthur. The disease has such hold ON
him that part Of the right leg has be.
como black and is numb to the hip. 1t
Is only question Of time until the end
comes a. relief to his suffering.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

There is an outfit canvassipg Monte.
yuma county selling groceries direct to
the farmers; They avoid paying ped.
dler's license in that they take orders for
future delivery. but as they do not sell
to merchants the chances are good that
test case would compel them to
pay license. Farmers will do well to
get home merchants prices before buy
ing OF these follows. az you may ret
badly beaten on the prices and have to
pay the freight besides and you take
long chances on getting an inferior arti.
Gle when the goods arrive.
Before patronizipg peddlers or out Of
town merchants the people should take
into consideration the fact that these
people pay no taxes or license in this
county. You have your children to edu.
cate. your county roads and county
government to maintain and the people
who pay taxes are the ones who main
tain these public necessities. 1t is to
your benefit. as we'll as to the homo
merchant. to keep your money at home
for home enterprises and home benefits.
When you patronize an outside concern
you work hardship upon all that per-
taina to homo and run risk OF making
your own taxes higher.
The silver star., 1900-03-23
OUR MuoHsoRs.

Silyerton's Standard 10 30 full Of legal
work that 1t runs supplement every
week. Why not add two pages to your
paper. Klingers
The Prospector says there is pros.
pect Of a practical mill man taking hold
Of the del Norte -four mill.
Over on the "Chili' branch, which
runs from Antonito to Santa Fe, 4
bridge burned out tho other day and
was discovered by some Mexicans. They
Immediately proceeded to notify every
Mexican for miles around and then con.
grcgated on every point Of vantage to
see the train 20 into the ditch. They
were not disappointed. but the. eng;n.
ser may die as q result Of tLeir
ignorance and the railroad company 10
out few Thousand dollars.
Tho Sun has secured control Of the
Grand junction daily and weekly Star
and will hereafter issue the Sun ~ Q
daily and weekly.
There IL not an empty residence or
business house In Pennington. A few
three to five room cottages could bs
kept occupied all the time at a good
renta1.-Times.
Tho man with the hose makes fellow
feel rather squeemish whom he tries to
pass.
Tho mining outlook OF Telluride never
grove dim but each week new light 10
added.
Edward J. Moore was ki led by cav.
ing ground In tho Worlds Fair mine st
Rico on Wednesday Of last week. He
carried insurance to the amount Of g..
600.
Del Norts 10 now thoroughly qusran.
tined against neighboring smallpox
districts.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Latest designs in wall paper and low.
est prices, quality considered. at Thomp.
son 4 Cos, Muncoe. 47tf
FoR SALE.-Mortgage litter ssed oats.
Reclesned and In fine condition. ol.76
per 100 b. Gall on JOHN MoRiAR1y.
Quarry. Colo.
Don't forget that our clubbing rates
with the Household still hold good. q
gcts TIE SrAR and Household for one
yssr; regular price Of both pspsrs 600.
lest workmanship 10 assured BY Ralph
Thompson 4 On. oe Aancos. iu I'll paint.
tiny or papsring. See them before iet.
ting your work. sJ6
The silver star., 1900-03-23

The fellows who are selling groceries
direct to the farmers" will probably
bring hypnotist with them when they
deliver the goods. 20 they can be reason
ably sure Of convincing the farmers that
their goods are up to tho standard Of
what is handled by home merchants.
Most OF Montezuma county's farmers
are from Missouri.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Denver must bs working for reputa-
ton as being the most immoral and
licentious city In America. - she persists
10 keeping the Festival OF Mountion and
Plain in existence. One OF the main
features Of the festival 10 the masking
and nothing 10 more corrupting to good
morals. Az this feature 10 carried on
decent people arc made to submit to oil
kinds oe insults by the maslers and
things arc praoticed that would not bs
allowed In bawdy house. II Denver
cares anything Tor her own respectable
people and those Of tho balance Of tho
state she will either abolish the masking
OF do away With the festival entirely.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

O. d. Pyle is now associated with The
STAR a. solicitor Of subscribers and 10
also authorized to collect and receipt
for all money due this shop on subscrip.
tions. THE STAR management will
highly appreciate any fayors that may
be extended to US through him.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Ed. Campbell and Geo. Wilson are
somewhat crippled up as q result Of an
accident last Monday evening. They
we're riding on the running goars of a
wagon when the coupling pole broke
and gave them tumble. Wilson got
his right hand mashed considerably and
Campbell was bruised 30 that he is more
or less sore all over.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Dr.. L. G. Hssseli 10 doing nicely at 1.-THE
hospital at Durango. His lett arm was
both broken aud dislocated ut the
shoulder and Il was necessary to put Il
10 plaster paris cast. He will soon b
able to leave the hospital. however. but
will refrain from walking out on the
tongue Of wagon for some time to
come.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

The irrigation ditch being put in by
residents South Of the railroad is part
tally completed and water turned in. II
promises to be a success. The work ia
in charge Of Martin Rush.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

james McKcon. Grand Chancellor OF
the Knights Of Pythiss Of Colorado.
paid Silver Star Lodge No. loo, Of this
CITY, sn ollicial visit Last Saturday night.
A lunch was served 10 the hall and .
good time had. Mr.. AcKson favored
the lodge with IN interesting and Ia.
structivs addrsss. giving . thorough ex'
planation NJ the secret work.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Squire" Wallace came in Tuesday
evening from an extended trip to Man.
COS and other points. He reports ths
Mancos race track in good shape and
perdicts some good races.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

When Dolores gets her long promised
depot it will be the most conveniently
situated OF any on tho Rio Grande
Southern and will be sufficient adver
tisement to make the city grow.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Yes. .. Yes; that's just the way to do
Il. Take ~ paper . couple OF years,
pst ode dollas some time during the
nrst six moaths. never order II stopped
and wheu- you get . bill cay you only
Sdbd dpeibsd foe sls months and ak to
Eis1 fdlscoptiuusd then. Nice. isn't II.
H1tkBctly, fair and tuss. morally and
4 jS,ly. Ths nsv5papsr man. We sup.
sHouid hsyy bssn . mind reader.
be3ih ths msAss5hs why did you con.
tj;usI4S take tHe paper from tho post.
6ldo6 "a reaa III. Judgement for the
emount lid ~ for petty larceny have
besn rendered Ii such cssss in the past.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Elmer Coston camD in from Mancos
yesterday. accompanied by Mrs. J. s.
SheeK OF Msncos. Mrs. r. c. Coppingcr
and Mrs. VIM. Wilson, Of tho Indian ter.
ritory. They are Waiting Lee ShecK and
family. The former is mother md the
two latter sisters Of Mr.. SheeH.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

For SALE.--One No. $40 L Wonder
cookstove and one No. lao Coles Hot
Blast heating stove with pipe. coal hods.
etc. Either or 10th at bargain. Gall
at this Office and examine them. II.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

One Of the beauties Of spring 10 the
fact that person 10 often found using
language something like the following:
"Sprig. Sprig, beautiful sprig!
Cd the blossoms you are fed;
Everything 10 dIco whed you
Have do bad code ID your head"
The silver star., 1900-03-23

e. H. Morton and wife left last Sun
day for Aztec. N. M. They expect to 60
to Green, Colorado. but arc not def
nitsly decided between that place and
Durango. Their friends arc sorry to ~
them leave Dolores, but wish them sue
csss wherever they may decide to make
their future homo.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson are
moving their household goods from the
ranch to their residence on Central
avenue and will soan be comfortably
located in the city.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

VIM. Estes moved his oattlo to the
Disappointment country last week. A
number Of others have moved their cat
tie from the winter feeding places to the
summer range.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Wednesday nishts rain made thing
look like Il had showed. Not very good
fee buds that wero on the verge or
hurntinR.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Nearly all the farms arc taking OF
thsis usual early spring appearance.
The silver star., 1900-03-23

Jcks III H1umisy went 70 Durango
on TUxsdAx Iast. MI. Brumlsy hss
t,6sp,erG Gssipg lately from son'e trouble
III 3H46sase snd bic trip 70 Durango
iSstos - ~ II ~ doctors can give him
~ yfslsyf. h returned Yesterday and
h feeling better.