davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-29
Cunning Savings.

My little cousin. when told he was grow
ing fast, answered: Yes. too fast; think
they water me too much. Why l have to
take a bath every morning.
A little girl was once asked by an artist
friend to define drawing.
oh she replied. drawing is thinking
and then marking round the think"
rs your father at homer" asked the
caller.
What is your name, please?" inquired
the little girl.
Just tell him it is his old friend BILL
Then he amt at home. 1 heard him tell
mamma If any bill came he wasn't home"
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The Largest Automobile in the World

The largest automobile ever built is a
harvester and auto" combined. and is used
In Southern California. It is equal to sixty
horses. and goes at the rate of three and a
half miles an hour moving swath thirty
six feet wide. putting up the grain in finish
ed shape, threshing. etc.
The machine is sixty feet long, and thirty
feet wide. The motive power is furnished
by oil. 1t is such an expensive harvest
hand" that one farmer cannot. of course.
own it alone. but 1t is the property of u
company. and goes from one farm to ar
other Eight men are required to run It,
As the machine starts or. the grain begins
falling in sacks on the opposite side from
where 1t Is cut. and the straw drops into
q cart behind.
Three machines sent to Russia for work
on the steppes were delayed In China. and
captured by the Boxers" There they re-
manned for couple OF years. but they arc
now in Russia, and considered an Ameri-
can wonder.
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From a Young Contributor.
BABY'S FIRST TOOTH.

. I
Dear Mrs. Hogan:
1 will tell you story about baby's first
tooth.
Over the telephone send the tidings
please. Mr.. Central" loud we call. Some
thing important today has happened. Papa
must know it first of all. "Hello Is that
you, papa? Would you know the truth?
We've made a great discovery! Baby has
a tooth!" Over the telephone flashed the
message, Grandma must hear it next"
MIRIAM s., age ~ years.
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Hiding From Papa.

Papa's lost his baby!
Searches everywhere,
Under chairs and tables,
With the greatest care.
Pulls aside the curtain,
Peeps behind the door!
Never sees the little heaD
Curled up on the floor.
Never hears the whisper,
Mamma. don't you tell"
Nor the little laughter,
Muffled like a bell!
Oh he scampers wildly,
Hunting here and there.
Over.urning everything,
With the greatest care!
Canary has q visit,
Sitting on his perch,
Mammals apron pocket
Suffers BY the search!
Now l am no tired
Elephant at play
Thrt I must take q rest
A minute BY the way.
Ill lay my weary head
On this little rag"
Under mammals towel,
Lay her darling snug.
Thea tina merry scramhiiags (
Papa laughed to Seel
"Anf you didn't dnk. now,
That II tsuld Be mei''
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Evening Star.
BEHEADINGS.
Steam-team. Chair-hair. Prank-rank.
Alien-lien. Sable-able.
JUMBLED SENTENCE
The ChildrenS Sunshine League.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
Hugh, Israel Duncan, Caesar, Elisha,
Gerald.
A FLORAL WEDDING
Sweet William Rosebud. JonQuil Black
eyed Susan. Jack-in-the-pulpit Bridal
wreath. Bride roses. Foxgloves Lady
slippers. Poppy. Stocks. Dandelion. For
get-me-not.
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Ch1dren's Sunshine League
MEMBERSHIP COUPON.
international President and Director Mrs
Louise e. Hogan
International Headquartt
'6 9th Avenue, New York,

International Headquarters,
90 9th Avenue, New York. N. Y.
International Secretary, Miss Hortense Nc
Zee. Box 2O5, Washington, D. c.
National Weekly Organ, the Saturday Edi-
ton Of The Washington Star.
I promise to try every day to add happi-
ness to some ones life by being kind or
passing some kindness given me-
! promise to try to earn each month a
penny, postage stamp, q nickel or dime
and keep 1T ready to send to any one our
president may tell us Is In need of such help.
l promise to write to my president once
month and tell her what am doing to help
others and what can do to help her help
others.
I promise to help the Children's League
give to children who cannot otherwise get
them such books as are selected by my
president and printed on our list.
Please enroll my name and send my badge
In inclosed stamped and self addressed en-
velOpe.
Name. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Street. ..............
Town or City.
State and County. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Age of Applicant. If under 20..............
Date Of Application. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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A FIRE HORSES ANTICS.
A Rockaway Equine Climbed Pair Of
stairs-Getting Down Was Another

Stairs-Getting Down Was Another
Story.
Rockaway leach, L. l., October 21.-Jer-
ry. one of the horses of the Atlantic En-
CINE Company's team, in some manner
loosened his halter yesterday afternoon and
started on a tour Of inspection Of the house.
The driver. Henry Jameson, had day off
and George Vreeland was In charge. Vree-
land had to leave the house for few mo-
ments and when he returned he was sur
prised to find Jerry poking his head out of
the window in the story above the engine
room. The horse got upstairs easily enough,
but it required the combined efforts of a
dozen or more men to get linn down again.
After blindfolding him and building tenn
porary staging, the horse was finally safely
brought down to the ground floor, the work
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hope this little girl will please you and
appear in next Saturdays Star. as 1 tried
very hard to make it satisfactory.
Yours truly LULA T.
lit pleases me very much. and your name
goes on September prize list. Try again,
in pen and ink.-Ed.1
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The best OIL for watchmakers Il extracted
from the jaws Of . shark.
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Fort Meyer Heights Va, Aug 4, 1903

Dear Aunt Dorothy:
I have never won any prizes. but have
tried several times I never tried to win
any by drawing. so the other day 1 de-
cided to draw a little girl in a sunbonnet.
for am not very good at drawing faces
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ENIGMA

ENIGMA
My first is in vase, but not in flower:
My second in minute, but not in hour:
My third is in dog. but not in cat:
My fourth is in ball. but not in bat;
My fifth is in house, but not in room;
My sixth Is in clotn, but not in loom;
My whole is a flower of lovely bloom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-29

ENIGMA.
My first Is in Alice, but not in Lloyd
My second is in Sarah, but not in Floyd;
My third is in Rebecca but not in Fred;
My fourth is in Bridget, but not in Ted;
My fifth is in Name. but not in Phil;
My sixth is in Louise, also in Will;
My whole, that in these lines you'll find
Is girls name that 1 have in mind.
JUMBLED WORDS.
Transpose the following letters to form
the names Of our Presidents:
Yelkminc, Samad, Terly. Aurnevbn, Sohonjn,
Voteerlso, CavedenIl, NotSawhing.
BEHEADINGS.
Behead something on the head and get
something we cannot do without.
Behead the name of something you wish
to do when you are tired and get something
which grows in every forest.
Behead something that is packed in Chi
cago and get what we do to it when it
arrives at our homes
Behead part of dress and get grain.
TRANSPOSED PROVERBS.
Rea doiosu panicsomors.
Sorsc ernev Tilt Guy gebdir ocem OF II.
PIED VERSE.
Mont Cabin 81 het hacrnOm TO tonmunais:
Hye worcnde nth gnol goa
No rothne of cOrks, nj bore TO doulcs
Twin damned 70 nows."
ENIGMA
" 10 IN hlff No II,
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| lteHf R BOX
~A WI

Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l thought / would write you telling you
I saw my name in the children's page, but
you must excuse me. for l did not know
about drawing in black and white. I am
very glad you thought my drawings good
enough to send to the fresh-air children.
and hope they will please them. AS it is
late l guess l will say goodbye, hoping
will be successful Goodbye
MARIE A. c. R.
TRY again, Marie-Edl
Dear President:
We send you our donation for the month
of July, 50 cents. Our president, Oracle
Lynch. is away for the summer, but we
heard from her that you had made up the
81 and were going to send some poor child
away for one week. We are all so happy
to know that were the means of helping
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
BUYERS ARE
TAKING PROFITS.
Brokers Say This is Why Mining
Stocks Have Been on the
Decline This Week.
THE MINES ARE ALL RIGHT.
Development Shows Steady Improve
Sacramento Remains Firm
Quotations and Sales.

Mining stocks were inclined to keep
down to low prices today. This was
particularly true in the case OF the
more active Tintic stocks in which
buyers who secured their holding much
lower than the present price. are TAX
ing their profits, Nothing has trans
pired in the development of the mines
TO cause drop In the market for these
stocks; so the foregoing the brokers
say seems TO be the most logical reason
for the declines noted during the past
day or two. In the Tetro. Star Con-
solidated, Yankee Consolidated and
some others the developments have
been anything but discouraging,
Daly-West remained practically un-
changed today as did also Sacramento.
retro fell to 30 cents, at which figure
1t was offered at the close For c'arisa
IA cents was the closing bid Yankee
Con, was Offered as low as 81 cents,
while the best bid was As cents,
The closing quotations and sales
were posted as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
TRADING ACTIVE
AND FEVER|SH.
Prices Kept Moving Up and Down,
But Always Showing a Lower
Tendency.
U. S. STEEL PREFERRED DOWN.
Liquidation Forced ii Below Siyty.Six,
The Lowest Price Ever
Recorded.

New York Sept A.--Tle market opened
with free liquidation in evidence in vari-
Gus parts OF the list, There were run
ming sales Of United States Steel, 5000
shares selling at IN 0 liz, compared
with I'm, last nights close. General Elec-
trio fen IN, Sugar a full point, and United
States Steel preferred and number Of
the Paclfics X or more, Trading was very
feyorlsh and active, prizes moving up and
down frequently but showing a lower ten
dency. a slight rally after the opening
carried New York Central, Pennsylvania
and ST. Paul fraction over yesterdays
close, but renewed Sc ling drove them
substantially below again Baltimore q
ONO fell l9s American Express advanced
, points on one sale
The United states steel stocks ami
Amalgamated Copper showed resistance
70 the pressure ana WITH Pennsylvania,
Union Pacific and Atchs1n common got a
fraction over last night Baltimore Y Ohio,
ON the contrary, EXTENDED It's decline 70
rs. Lackawanna lost 3 Rock Island IA
and Illinois Central point, The market
continued extremely irregular but vas
quieter
Bonds were heavy at mon.
The Pennsylvania and Southern gro ups
were sold freely and there was also II ui-
dat0n IN United States Steel preferred,
which forced It TO 49, tn lowest pric, on
record Reading was sid heavily a
decline OF les Losses Of 2 70 4A occu red
IN Hooking Valley New York Chicago 4
81. Louis, Wheeling & Lake Erie first pre-
ferred, Consolidated Gas and New York
Central.
The pressure 10 sell sto'ks became more
urgent during the afternoon and spread
TO the Pacific, Changers md Amalgamat-
ed Copper Union Pacific, Rock Island,
Reading and Louisville were thrown over
In large blocks and sold 2d2A below yes
terday's figures. Baltimore & Ohio lost
% Similar losses were scored by somo
OF the low priced stocks Generally speak
Ing, the active list shows losses of point
or more all around. United States Steel
preferred touched 6jh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
CONCENTRATES

A dispatch from London today says
bar silver closed Arm. at 279sd per
ounce
Capt J. A. Luck. n well known Hail
ey Ida" mining man, Is down from the
northern camp.
A. II. Mayne, manager OF the Minola
mine Of Park city visited that prop
erty yesterday
The Tetro Mining company expects
TO market three and possibly four more
cars OF ore this month.
Twelve men are employed at the
Southern Tier Mining company In the
Snake Creek mining district
T., j. Wilson, secretary of the j. |.
G. mine Of Park city, returned from
trip to camp last night
NJ. NJ johnson and A. ], BEETLES, Of
the NeWhOuse mines, departed last
night for Beaver county.
Manager \. j. McMuuon OF the o. K.
Extension mnc In Beaver county is
spending a few days In the hills,
The assessment Of Eve cents share
on the stock Of the California Mining
Co. becomes delinquent next Monday.
General Manager simon Bamberger
of the Bamberger- DeIamar mines de-
parted forthat Nevada property last
night
Samples Of ore sent in from the now
Midas strike and received by Manager
James Chapman, assayed Si5 to the ton
in gold.
Senator a. -. Lewis has been in
Butte for a day or two, presumably
TO confer with Senator clark In regard
to Iron county iron lands.
Peter Porter. manager Of the Key
stone mine near Eureka New, returned
yesterday from the west with a large
grip fun OF samples, which are being
tested over the fire today,
The Uncle sam Consolidated market.
ed a car Of ore yesterday afternoon the
company receiving a check for $50 The
lot contained values Of 50 ounces silver,
10 per cent lead and SitO gold,
John Sears, the well known dairy
man, is said 90 have closed up "A deal
FOR q group OF claims IN the Sautaqun
mining district The name of the
vendor and details concerning the
transaction could not be learned before
press time.
Nearly ali the equipment for The new
Keith kearns mill at Park city has
been installed and the plant VIII De-
ready for commission some time during
the next month, The late corroutprg
strike ala not delay matters much Sry-
entecn men arefonthe payroll Of the
mInc
The coureptratpg brought nm fran, tb,
Dalton min az Marysyalc, which Is
grinding out the values from the Wedge
mine ores, were assayed yesterday and
showed values 90 the amount Of 56
ounces silver and S16 gold Tho product
was brought from camp 10y Manager
George Romney W the Cold Vein MIN.
ing company which holds a bond and
lease on the property The saving made
at the mill ls very satisfactory, being
within 10 cents OF the gross value OF The
ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
RUSSELL BOLES,
Must Answer to Charge of Muir.
dering Harold Friborn.

Denver Sept A-Russell Bolcs. who
Is being brought from New Westmin-
stcr y. c. To stand trial In Denver for
the murder OF Harold Frihorn. NNns a
huckster I'm this city when the crimes
OF which he stands accused were com
mltted, ON the evening Of Dec. "a 1901
Florence Frlborn. then Is years old
went TO a pond in North Denver To
skate accompanied by her brother
Harold. II years old. While putting
on their skates they We're approach
ed by man who pretended to search
The boys clothes for money and then
turned TO assault the girl Harold. who
had been Knocked down rose and went
To the aid of his sister. who WAS fight
ing desperately Thereupon the man
struck the boy on the head with an axe.
the blow killing him. The murderer
then hrutally assaulted the glrl, beside
her brothers dead body. Boles left the
city within a month after the crimes
were committed. After long search he
was arrested at New Westminster, -.
c., through the efforts OF Town Mar
shnl WINS Of Sullivan Ind. who ac.
companied Florence Friborn To New
Westminster, whore she yesterday posi-
lively Identified the prisoner as her as
sailant and her brothers murderer. A
special from Vancouver says that Boles
bears a scnr ON his thumb where Miss
Frlbou says she hit him when he as
saulted her In British Columbia tho
man was known as Jewell, but Marshal
Willis positively identified his as Boles
whom he had known all his life.
A special to the Denver Times from
vancouver r. e., today says:
Boles, who has been identified by
Mis- Florence Friborn as the murderer
of her brother Harold Frborn. has
reronsidered going TO Denver without
eNtradition papers and VIII hight being
taken out Of British Columbia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
OMAHA.
PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept A.-December wheat op.
ened a shade higher TO buh lower at
Iils TO IIas. There was good demand,
resulting IN an advance OF 4, to Y.
Cash Wheat-No, red 19H19la, No. 8
red i6hd79; No, hsri winter, M: No.
3 hard winter. ISn1ih; No l northern
spring, SSHeO; No. ? northern spring, SdS9,
No. 3 spring, IS0O.
Corn No. @ ELNi1A No. 3, i7HA7h.
Oats-No 2 36ia No. g. &c.
Close; Wheat-S September, 7lIa; old,
li9; December 16Sq1GA old, 1874 May,
iSAHlSM,
Corn September, ass December, $40
49,; May as
Oats September $685.; December. s7lh;
May, 3Sh
Pork September, l22O; October. 1880:
January. y 40 May 1885.
Lard-Seplember 1905; October G2z;
December. f.0j.
RIBS september $40; october, .SO Jam
uary, soy.
Rye-September. 53h December. 63M.
tlaX-Cash, northwest, Ice.
Timothy September $40.
Clover October. as.
Barley-Cash. isd6l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
) MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

located on a ledge that Is opened up
Tor TWO miles being eight feet wide ana
all good milling rock a high grade
streak about one foot wide runs
thfougs IT and assays SLIGO 10 the ton
Black Warrior creek empties into the
Boise, ~ miles below Atlanta, and this
new and important discovery has re-
suited In the creation OF new mining
distrlct~Black Warrior~-which. II Is
believed is destined to outshine and
oNershadow anything ever uncovered
In the county. or perhaps the state
And to think that this ground,
tramped over for two or three genera
lions OF miners and prospectors count
less number OF times, should lie right
az the door OF this pioneer camp The
shades OF the departed argonauts sure
" must think lightly almost scorn-
fully, OF their successors.
G. NJ Brown recently bought IN
piece OF quartz that was literally COW
cred winth gold. MI Brown was one Of
the fortunate few who had their choice
OF claims, but Il seems that the latest
discoveries rival in richness any that
have been previously located.
The Minerva mill Is rapidly nearing
completion. Mr.. q. w. Elliott is the
contractor The Minerva IL under the
able management Of Mr. Walter Brown,
and promises 10 soon rank as one OF
the greatest dividend payers. a most
careful estimate of the ore In sight at
present places It's value at mill on
dollars, while the greatest depth yet
attained is only 100 feet The ledge IL
opened on the surface for a distance Of
500 feet, with an average OF 80 feet OF
milling rock
The famous Jerico mine owned by
X, h. Brown, Nat Olsen and Fritz
Schulz, has been bonded by c. d. Spal.
ding, manager OF the Chink Bids are
open for a contract of 160-foot raise
and continuous work In the drifts This
makes seven mines In active operation
in Atlanta and not a share of stock on
the stock board. This is precedent In
mining operations that speaks for itself
as being clean and presumably our
companies take their money from
Mother Earth and not from the pockets
Of credul0us investors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
Time Table
In Effect May /,
1903

ARRIVE.
From Ogden. Portland. Butte.
San Francisco and Omaha..s'' s'SV a'ri'
From Ogden and intermediate an
points .,..............tfs.ss.''f ''iN "''''
From Ogden, Cache Valley. Chi
ye rr and d intermedlate points = 1901 pm.
From ogden, Chicago. st. Louis,
Kansas City Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ..,.s,",.'., $40 pun
From Ogden Cache Valley. Butte,
Portland, San Francisco .'..'.' elV pm
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
Denver Kansas city and ST.
Louis ....,,.,,.,. ...,..,.,st.'.''. INV a'hi'
For Ogden. Portland Butte. He
lena, San Francisco and inter-
mediate points .,..,,.....s..i, 9to am.
For ogden Omaha. Chicago.
Denver Kansas City st. Louis
and San Francisco ........,...,l2i50 pm
For Ogden. Cache Valley. Den
YER Kansas City. Omaha. st.
Louis and Chicago ,..n.,..., -. $40 p m.
For ogien. Cache Valley. Butte.
Helena, Portland. San Francis
co and intermediate points. .,.l2;3O am
T. NJ SCHUMACHER. Act. Traf Mgr.
d. Il. hurley. G. p. g. r. A.
d s, SPENCER. A. @. 7. & T. A.
City Ticket Office POI Main Street.
Telephone $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
.J.I G.. SINKING.
Resumed Todoy From the a10.foot
Point In shaft.

Secretary u. j. Wilkinson. " the j. l..
G. Mining company who retu.ned from
Park city last night, expressed himself
today as being very we'll pleased with
conditions at the property OF the COM
pany, which Is located on Bonanza Flat
The water problem, he states, seems to
be solved and the new sinker pump re-
sently installed Is IN SUCCESSFUL opera
ton. Sinking from the 44O-foot level
was resumed again today.
While IN camp Mr.. Wilkinson visited
the Minoa mine as the guest of Man
ager A. II. Mayne, 1t is the opinion Of
Mr.. Wilkinson that the contact vein Of
the camp has been encountered by the
winzc Mt depth OF about 500 feet, sunk
from the tunnel level. While me winzc
happened to strike a lean spot IN the
VEIN the drift has encountered a fis.
sure which indicates that It viii lead
to a large body Of ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
REBELLION IN RIAL.
Dominador Gomez, Ex.Spanish
Officer, Charged with melting It.

Manila. Sept "a. -Domnador Gomez,
n former Spanish officer, awaiting sem
tence upon the charge of maintaining
an Illegal organization known as the
Union Obrero, was today charged with
rebellion and instruction for melting
ladrone leaders In the provinces of Ri
sal, Baluacan, Laguna, Cavte and else
where to take up arms In rebellion
against the authority of the United
States This has resulted in the recent
outbreak of an insurrection In the prov
inces named, in the form of a guerrilla
warfare, carried on through the innu-
ence of the Union Obrero and aided by
its members, so called nationallsts, con-
nected with the juntas now located at
Hongkong In japan and Madrid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
A "Gentleman" Burglar Arrested,

New York, Sept. 2l.--A gentleman"
burglar whose tastes run to articles OF
feminine wearing apparel, has been ar
rested IN this city. He gave the name
Of Hughes and made the statement
that he Is an impersonator When his
rooms were searched the police found
hundreds OF keys, all sorts Of ladies'
toilet articles and wagon load OF
tailor-made woman's clothing. includ-
ing pettleoats and silk understands,
which Hughes Is said TO have con-
fessed he stole from apartments on the
upper east side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
WORKING THE IONA.
Park valley Property which Has Fav
orable showing OF ore.

Development work has been inaugur-
ated at the property OF the Iona Mining
company, consisting Of "A claims stu
ated IN the Park Valley mining district.
The shaft, which Is now 40 feet deep,
contains favorable showing of ore.
II is to be dropped another 100 feet
before drifting
The management anticipates that It
will not be very long until the property
viii be developed to the extent that will
Justify the erection of another mill in
the Park Valley district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-24
Battle of Kresna Pass Still On.

Constantinople. Sept 2i--The battle
of kresna Pass, according to the latest
advices received here, IS still I'm prog
ress. The Insurgents are successfully
holding strong positions and their cas-
ualties are slight, only score being
Killed or wounded, while the Turks, NJ
10 the present have lost i've officers and
800 men killed and wounded.
Part Of the British Mediterranean
squadron has arrived at Suda bay. Is
land Of Crete, and Is held I'm readiness
In case Of developments in the Balkan
situation