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, 1904-12-27
IS DOWN
To ZERO
WEATHER %PINCHING THE PEOPLE
OF KANSAS, ILLINOIS, INDIANA
AND THE LAKE REGION,
Mercury Hovering About the Low
Point and Causing Conditions Bor-
dering On Blizzard In Many Sec
tions-kansas City Hampered
With Gold and Street Railway and
Wagon Traffic ParaIyzed.

Kansas City, Dec 27.-The weather
bureau reports zero weather at Con.
cordia, Kas., and rapidly dropping TEN.
p%erature in the Wichita and Dodge
City neighborhoods. A t~wenty-mile
northwest wind prevails, causing con-
ditions bordering IN a blizzard in many
sections of the eastern half of the
state, where icy snow is falling. In
the western half of the state it is
clear and cold. Locally business is
paralyzed by the cold wind and sting
Ing snow, which is drifting badly.
Street car and wagon traffic are par
alyzed. Business is generally suspend
ed. All trains are late, hut none are
reported stalled. Bitter winter wealth
er prevails over the entire section be-
tween here and the Texas line north
and from the Mississippi to the Rock
les. Telegraphic communications is
badly interrupted.
, 1904-12-27
Absence Attorney Ordered Arrested.

Kansas City, Dec. 27.-Judge VOL
ford of the criminal court today or
dered the arrest Of Frank Urfer, the
attorney for Frank hoffman,, charged
with murder. The Hoffman case has
been postponed many times, the last
three postponments due to the absence
of Urfer at st. Louis. where his mother
is alleged to be sick. Mrs. Aggie
Myres, charged jointly with Hoffman
in the murder of her husband, was
called into court today and both cases
reset for January 9.
, 1904-12-27
SHERIFF FINDS
MORE MONEY
BALANCE OF SUM STOLEN IN
HOLD-UP AND CACHED BY
THE ROBBERS.
Sheriff James Returns to Evanston
from Pinedale With $258 Of the
$3.50 Secured from Express Mes
senger at kemmerer-SWede
Trackwalker Found Frozen.

Evanston, Wyo. Dec. 27.-Sherin
Frank James has just returned from
Pinedale with s25S, the balance of the
s95Osecreted by the Kemmerer express
robbers after he daring holdup at
Kemmerer last August. The money
was cached by Butch" Glover on his
ranch near Pinedale and its hiding
place vas revealed by Glover. The
statement published a month ago that
Glover had confessed to the hold-up
and implicated his W pals, Pap Reid
and Kid Riley, is confirmed by Sheriff
James, in spite of the denials made at
the time. Upon the arrival of Judge
Craig in the city all three of the ban
dts will plead guilty and be given
terms in the state ~penitentiary.
, 1904-12-27

Albany, Dec. 27.-Sheriff Barry of
Cleveland, O., has received new papers
in connection with the extradition wa
rant for DR.. Chadwick and will pre-
sent them to Governor Odell today.
The refusal to grant an eXtradition
yesterday was due to the fact that it
was not proven DR.. Chadwick was in
Ohio when the charge against him was
carried out, that of uttering a note for
s.. 900 900 said to be signed by Andrew
Carnegie. The sheriff has papers II
the form of afidavits showing that DR..
Chadwick was in Ohio on March s..
1903, when the alleged crime was COM
mited. Sheriff Barry will be in New
York tomorrow morning to await the
arrival of the steamer on which DR..
Chadwick is a passenger.
, 1904-12-27
Blizzard In Illinois.

Chicago. Dec. PA rapidly falling
barometer in Illinois and Indiana this
morning gave warning of the approach
ing blizzard from the northwest. Dis
patches from Iowa and Minnesota, tell
of the arrival zero weather there, &C.
companied by high wind and heavy
snow. Temperature in the Lake re
gions Is below freezing and near
Medicine Hat it is forty below.
During the increasing wind,
with sleet and snow, interrupted tele-
graphic communications considerably.
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, and
many other points are cut off. Wires
to Indianapolis and other eastern
cities are also down.
, 1904-12-27
L|LL|S IS
MADE A BISHOP
CONSECRATED AT THE CATTLE.
ORAL OF IMMACULATE CON-
cEPTIoN, L~EAvENWoRTH.
Archbishops GIennon and Mesmer and
Bishop Cunningham Take Promi-
nent Parts, Assisted by Two Hun
dred Supplied Priests and SOM
bre-Robed Monks.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 27.-Father
Thomas Lillis was consecrated bishop
of L~eavenworth in the cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception here today.
AS the organ pealed forth a joyous
hymn $50 surpliced priests n sombre-
robed monks and bishops and the arch
bishops in purple and white moved up
the aisle. Father Lillis took his seat
beneath a cross made Of purple colored
electric lights. Bishop Hogan of Kan
sas City was at his side during the
ceremony. Archbishops Glennon of St.
Louis n Mesmer OF Milwaukee and
Bishop Cunningham of Concordia,
kas.. took prominent parts in the GER
emony.
, 1904-12-27

the Protestant Episcopal church at San
Francisco. but the upshot was the dis
missal Of %lrvine's presentment against
Bishop Talbot after a brief considera-
ton by the committee of inquiry.
Then, to all appearances, Irvine
dropped out of sight. Two weeks ago,
silent, ~tireless work of his friends bore
fruit in a second presentment against
Bishop Talbot. This was drawn up by
Chancellor Henry Budd of the diocese
of Pennsylvania, and its seven signers
are prominent ecclesiastics and lay
men of Philadelphia and New York.
This not only charges Bishop Talbot
with conspiracy with a to ruin
Irvine, but fatty ccuse him of the
d%ishonorable use of the names of Bish-
pos Potter of New York, Seymour OF
Illinois. Whitaker of Philadelphia,
Whitehead of P%ittsburg, Doane of AL
bany, Adams of Maryland and Star
borough of Trenton, N. ].
In a letter to one of the leading
church societies of the country Bishop
Talbot defended his course against Ir.
vine, denounced his unfrocked rector
as a monster of vice. 1t was a strictly
confidential letter, ending with the list
of bishops as given. 81 refer you to
any of those bishops" he wrote in sub
stance. They will ~corroborate all that
| told you about Irvine"
That letter, addressed to Rev. Sam
uel Upjohn of Pennsylvania, is part of
the presetment now in the hands of the
presiding bishop. Almost every one of
the bishops named by Rev. Talbot has
gone on record as denying the truth of
the story he said they would vouch
for.
A committee of inquiry appointed by
the presiding bishop will meet in a
couple of weeks to consider the case.
1t is rumored that j. P. Morgan is
much interest in Irvine's behalf.
, 1904-12-27
WILL APPOINT COMMITTEES
FOR ANNUAL MEETING.

At the meeting of the trustees of
the Albany Mutual Building associa-
ton at the Albany County National
bank tonight. the committees to ar
range for the annual meeting to be held
Wednesday, January 25, will be named,
and something like 1000 of funds Of
the association disposed of. There is
talk of a new series of stock at the
January meeting. to be sold to pros
pective borrowers only, investors be-
ing barred. There will De a number
of bidders for the money to be offer
ed tonight, who are expected to take
it all or nearly all.
, 1904-12-27
BY A JAP.
Cheyenne Man Innocent Victim Of a
Foreigners Frenzy.

Johnson is lying at the hospital here
suffering from a six-inch knife wound
IN the abdomen inflicted at the Tivoli
saloon Sunday by Y. Tapei a Japanese.
Tapei was asleep in a chair when w.
Fahnirh. an Italian, knocked him to
the floor. AS the Jap arose he was
again knocked down. Tapei drew a
knife and started to run from the build
ing. In the doorway he encountered
Johnson and, taking him for his as
s%ailant, plunged the knife into his alb.
domen. Tapei is in Jail.
, 1904-12-27
A TOUCHING WINTER
ON WYOMING DIVISION.

There was a reminder of the pres
Wyoming cities during the last few
days. At the university here the mer-
curry registered ten below Monday
morning, four below being the record
at the home Of Rev. A C. Hogbin that
day. At Point of Rocks, Wamsutter
and other points west of Rawlins last
night the record showed sixteen below,
with some snow and wind. The wealth
er here moderated a little in the middle
of the day, but lowered below twenty
most of the day.
, 1904-12-27

Arranged Funeral and Killed Himself
Chicago. Dec 27-Lcroy Ncsbit one
of the wealthicst bankers of the south
side committed suicide by shooting
himself today after having purchased
coffin and inquiring Of the undertake
ing establishment what sort of funeral
could be provided for two. or three hun
dred dollars, Nesbit has been crippled
all his life, n leg being s~hrivelled up.
He had spent thousands of dollars in
attempt to cure the leg. A card was
found in his pocket which read: Il
am tired of being a cripple" He was
81 years old and leaves a wife and a
child.
, 1904-12-27
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES
BY THE CHURCHES.

All the churches held Christmas eX-
ercises except the cathedral, whose II
tertainment for the children will be
given this evening. The Methodists.
Presbyterians and Scandinavian Luth-
Grams had Christmas programs Satur-
day night, the German Lutherans Sun
day night and the Baptists last night.
All the exercises were quite interest
ing and very well attended. The chill
dren Of the city were delightfully."- en-
t%ertained and did their share Of enter
tanning the many adult visitors.
, 1904-12-27
NEITHER To MAKE
MOVE IN MATTER
PEABODY AND ADAMS WILL BOTH
LEAVE GovERNoRsHIP TO BE
SETTLED BY LEGISLATURE.
Denied and It Is Declared No Ac-
ton Will Be Taken, Indicating
That Decision of Senate and House
Will Be Accepted by Both.

Denver, Colo. Dec. 27.-Today it is
the general belief in political circles
Peabody or Adams, and that the ques-
ton of governor will be left wholly
with the legislature. 1t was reported
that both Adams and Peabody would
file protests, but today it is declared
no such action will be taken by either.
This means whatever decision is
reached by the senate and house in
joint session one week from tomorrow
will be abided in by both parties.
, 1904-12-27
Reported Assassination of Gar

Paris, Dec. 27.-The news agencies
had a busy time today with a rumor,
credited to the Lyonaise and Banquede
of Paris, that the big financial institu
tons had received a report that the
car had been assassinated. Though
the foreign and Russian embassies
ignored the rumor, it continued to
spread until both institutions issued
statements that they had received no
such report.
, 1904-12-27
SUFFERED POTTS FRACTURE
BY FALL SATURDAY.

William O'Nelll, aged GA years, fell
on the pavement Saturday night and
suffered what surgeons know as a
Potts fracture, the breaking of both
bones Of the right leg at the ankle. He
was taken to his home on south Fourth
street, where Drs. McCollum and Stew
Ems dressed the wound and made the
aged sufferer as comfortable as pos
aggravated by the age of the sufferer.
, 1904-12-27
BISHOP TALBOT
AGAIN TO FORE
SECOND PREsENTMENT TO BE
MADE BY UNFRockED REC
TOR OF HUNTINGTON.
Rev. N. W. Irvine Charges Former
Bishop Of Laramie With Conspir-
ing With Woman to Ruin Him
Several Bishops Of Episcopal
Church Involved In Case.

New York, Dec. 27.-Rt. Rev. Ethel
bert Talbot, bishop of Central Penn
sylvania and one of the most distin-
guished American churchmen, is the
central figure in what promises to be
the greatest ecclesiastical trial in sew
eral decades.
Two years ago the country was start
led by charges Of conspiracy brought
against Bishop Talbot by an unfrocked
rector of his diocese, Rev. Ingram N.
W.. Irvine, who has been forced from
the pulpit of st. Paul's church at Hunt
ington, Pa, by his bishop. Irvine de-
clared that in unfrocking him n ex-
polling him in ignominy from the min
istry Bishop Talbot had aimed to
please a m and to crafty her
spite.
This astonishing charge was made
at the triennial general conference of
, 1904-12-27
TRIAL MAY
COME IN FEBRUARY,

Judge Carpenter will hold a term of
the Natrona county district court III
January. there being a large docket OF
criminal and civil cases, and he will
bany county cases in that month.
County ~Attorney-elect Corlett Downey
hopes to have the Gust Johnson muir
der case called in February.
, 1904-12-27
THE CzAR'S UKASE
PLEASES THE PEOPLE

attacked the northern defenses of the
fortress, daShing along the railway,
carrying tre:ch after trench, and
reaching the water course beneath the
sian artillery stopped the reckless
charges, working fearful execution. Six
hundred men in a few moments were
left dead on the field. and the jap
anese had to retreat, but only to the
first trench.
, 1904-12-27

this country. He was probably intoxi-
Gated and vent to sleep in the yards.
Sunday night was the coolest OF the
year, the temperature falling to four
below zero. Many people had frozen
ears and frostbitten hands, but the
weather is moderating.
, 1904-12-27
ARRIVAL
Of THE DOCTOR

lover has beer discovered. but he is
not thought to be the murderer The
police are trying to ascertain what the
woman did sine" she made her first
appearance in this city Last October
she introduced Charles Zobrist as her
husband, and he was the only man
known to be with her. Her sister from
California is expected to arrive in a
day or two to positively identify the
body.
, 1904-12-27
WEATHER FAVORED THE
PIONEER CANAL CONTRACTOR.

r. D. Titus, who was given the con-
tract for repairing the Pioneer canal,
finished his labors just before Christ
mas. the weather Of the past month
making it possible to do the work
some weeks earlier than he expected.
The repairs amounted to $1,3l5. The
work Is now ready for the inspection
of the engineer, r. D. Stewart, when
he returns from his Texas vacation.
, 1904-12-27
Traffic Impeded In New York.

New York, Dec. PA sleet storm
prevails here today. The city is ice,
bound, railway service is stalled and
traffic impeded, and telegraph COM
munication has practically stopped.
The storm RACES as far as Chicago.
From there a blizzard runs over Kan
sas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Ne,
braska and Iowa. The temperature is
below zero.
, 1904-12-27
CHRISTMAS MUSIC At
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The Catholic church choir rendered
a select program at the matin and YES
per masses Sunday, the church being
filled at each service. Father Cum
miskey delivered an excellent sermon
at the matin mass on the Nativity Of
Christ. The church was tastefully
decorated, pine trees standing about
the altar and at the chancel rail, un-
der the arch.
, 1904-12-27
Of HOT IRON
IN THEIR BODIES
FRlGHTFUL ACCIDENT FROM Ex-
PLosIoN IN EDGAR THoMP-
SON STEEL PLANT.
Gas Causes Stove to Go to Pieces,
Killing One Man, Fatally Injuring
Another and Seriously Woundins
Two More-christmas Joy Causes
Death Of a Boy.

Pittsburg. Pa, Dec. 27.-An explo-
sion of a which collected in a stove
connected with the furnace in the
Edgar Thompson steel plant killed one
man today, fatally injured another and
caused serious injury to two more.
Fragments of hot iron imbedded them
selves in their bodies.
, 1904-12-27
PROOFS OF LABOR
ON MINING CLAIMS.

The following proofs of labor on
mining claims have been file in the
office of County Clerk Dayton:
Bv Ed McBroum and others on the
Ten Per Cent, the Jewel and the 10"
Lands.
By r. B. Gray and others on the Nor
gan eroup. on the Abba group and the
Black Bear group.
BY A. G. Hopkins m the Albany.
By B. A. Johnson and others on the
Mary.
, 1904-12-27

The regular examination for grant
ing teachers certificates will be held
December 20 and 80. 1901, at my resi-
dence. MARY G. BELLAMY,
Superintendent of Schools for Albany
County. 111t6-w1
, 1904-12-27
FATALLY WOUNDED
IN CHEYENNE SALOON.

Richard Kelley was shot and fatally
wounded at Cheyenne Sunday morn
ing. The shooting was done by John
Astle, the proprietor of the place, who
claims the shooting was accidental,
ne being drunk at the time. He is I'M
der arrest and the orone investigat-
ed the matter. The wounded man was
only 20 years of age.
, 1904-12-27
Trackwalker Frozen to Death.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 27.-Peter Lar
osn. a Swede trackwalker for the I'm.
ion Pacific, was found frozen to death
early yesterday morning in the railroad
yards in this city. Deceased was 80
years of age and had worked here for
twenty years. He had no relatives in
, 1904-12-27
Disorders in Poland,

st. Petersburg, Dec. 27.-Disorders
are reported in Poland and other pats
of the Russian empire, where the new
mobilization of troops for the far east
is going on. There has been much
rioting at Bakhout. where 5000 con-
scripts pillaged houses.
, 1904-12-27
Togo's Fleet Returns to Japan.

London, Dec. 27.-A Central News
dispatch say that Togo's fleet, which
left Port Arthur to meet Togo, has
returned to Japan, presumably for re,
pairs. Togo himself is in Toxic con-
ferring with the admiralty officials.
, 1904-12-27
CORRESPONDENTS DAUGHTER
DEAD At CHEYENNE.

Mildred, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Walker. died at
the home Of her parents at Cheyenne
Sunday morning, of pneumonia. Mr..
Walker is the correspondent of the
Denver Republican and other metro
politan papers.
, 1904-12-27
Capture More Russian Positions.

London, Dec. 27.-Today's news
from Toxic and Port Arthur Is to the
effect that the Japanese have cap
tured mor positions Of the Russians
and that their base of supplies is prac-
tically cut off.
, 1904-12-27
llNGLE CONTRACT SIGNED
BY SECRETARY HITcHC

Governor Chatterton has been in.
formed that the Lingle contract has
been signed by the secretary of the in
terror, insuring the building Of the
great Pathfinder dam and the reclama.
ton of a quarter million acres of land
in this state.
, 1904-12-27
Japanese Lose Six Hundred Men.

Che Foo, Dec. 27.-There has just
arrived from Port Arthur news of u
fierce bayonet fight occurring, with dis
astrous results to the Japanese. 1t
OF 5000 men and many machine guns
, 1904-12-27

Your tootsey wootseys a be fitted
with any size skate you want at Holli-
days. They carry the famous Barney
& Berry line. Hats
, 1904-12-27
More Mystery In Murder Case.

Colorado Springs, Dec. 27.-The
murder mystery deepens today. Mrs.
Bessie Mouten of Syracuse. N. Y, is
said to be the murdered woman and
has been practically identified . Her
, 1904-12-27
Like London Fog In Gotham.

New York. Dec. 27.-The metropolis
today had a taste of London weather.
Fog and slush held sway. The heavy
Christmas snow is rapidly disappear
ing.
, 1904-12-27
DEATH OF A LADY
BORN IN THIS CITY.

A Newcastle dispatch notes the death
in that city Of Mrs. E. ]. Duling, who
was born in this city, being one Of the
first children born in Laramie. She
was the wife of one OF the Weston
county commissioners.
, 1904-12-27
Christmas Joy Causes Death,

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 27.-Overcome by
joy at his Christmas gifts, Louis ST.
mon, a 5-year-old boy, suffered an at
tack of heart failure. He was taken to
the hospital and died today.
, 1904-12-27
STAFF ARTISTS HAVE
CAUSE TO remember.

The Republican have cause to remem
Der their kind-hearted and apprecia-
tive employers for Merry Christmas"
reminders that the banks accept at
face value.
, 1904-12-27
SHERMAN RANcHMAN
DEAD At PARENTS HOME

Wylie Upper. residing with his
wife on a ranch at Sherman hill died
Saturday night Of tuberculosis Of the
throat, at the home Of his parents at
Cheyenne. He leaves a young widow.
, 1904-12-27
SAID SHE TOOK
CORROSIVE SUBlIMATE

Bertha Marshall claims to have at
tempted suicide at Rawllns by taking
one Of which would have killed her.
Her mouth was badly burned, but sur
geons doubt her having swallowed any
Of the stuff.
, 1904-12-27

Christmas shooters will be given
special prices on shotguns at Holli-
day'R. 114t3
, 1904-12-27
sTEARN's MASS IN
At CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The choir of St. Mary's cathedral,
Cheyenne, rendered Stearn's Mass in
F Sunday. Bishop Keane preached
the sermon.
, 1904-12-27

For fine job printing leave orders At
The Republican ONCE.
, 1904-12-27

TO CLOSE EARLY.
Mayor Keefe of Cheyenne has given
orders for the closing Of all the sa-
looms in that city at 2 a. m, there hav-
ing been a number Of disturbances af-
ter that hour recently.
, 1904-12-27
MAN AS

A. G. Lucas. editor of the Bunalo
Bulletin, has been made quartermaster
of V. X. Hart post. Grand Army OF the
Republic, at Buffalo.
, 1904-12-27

MISSION SOCIETY
TO MEET THURSDAY.
The December session OF the Pres
byterian Missionary society will be
held on Thursday afternoon Of this
week at the Hogbin residence.
, 1904-12-27
SHERIFF BARRY OF CLEVELAND
HAS NEW SET OF PAPERS
FOR THE ARREST OF Wo-
MANS HUSBAND.

Governor OdeII Refused Extradition
Yesterday Until Presence Of DR..
Chadwick in Ohio On Day of Al
legged Crime Was Proven-CoIo-
RADIO Springs Murder Mystery Is
Still Unsolved,
, 1904-12-27
MILD QUALIFICATION EXPRESSED
AT TONE OF PROVINCIAL
MENTO ON ASKED
FOR REFORMS.

Zemtsvos Promised That Matter Will
Be Referred to Council Of Minis
tiers, With Orders to Report Full.
est Measures of Relief Which Can
Be Acknowledgements Lose in
Fierce Bayonet Fight.
, 1904-12-27

A fine boys overcoat for s2.75. was
"a at Woodruff & Te"ry's.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-17
MR.. BARRIERS ADVENTURES.

Monday Brainerd Dispatch: Last
NIGHT N. E. Barber, who is employed
with A. L. Hoffman & Co., had q
rather tightly experience. Some time
during the night Mrs. Barber was
awakened by some sounds in the
house and Mr.. Barber got up to in
vestigate. he was surprised to find a
real. live man in the house doing a
busy stunt getting his 'mitts'' on a
few things.
Mr.. Barber lost no time but just
jumped on to the man and says that
he>g gave him the best licking that he
possibly could, and then he intended
to hold him and call the police but
Mr.. Robber got away and disappeared
in the darkness. It Is said that Mr..
Barber took night shirt sprint after
the nam but the latter was a faster
runner than a jack rabbit and coald
not be overtaken.
The mans hat was left in the house
and Mr.. Barber has q PRETTY fair
description of him which will prove
Of service If the midnight prowler is
landed. The police are investigating.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-17
DIXVl LIE.

June 16-G. M. KuSchel has erected
a new windmill
A select party was given at Mat
Bowers the first Of the week.
Fred Galley and his best girl were
in town Sunday.
Lester ,Merrell is hauling lumber
from Litka;s mill.
E. s. Foote went to Belle Prairie
Monday.
J. N. Cairns was in the town yes
terday buying cattle.
Elsie Clark's school held picnic in
Rockies grove Fridsy. A number Of
friends and neighbors, In apprecia'
ton of Miss Clark q success as teach.
er, were partakers in bountiful
spread. Avery good program was given
in the evening.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-06-17
skunk. river bridge. at el6. so each.

skunk river bridge, at &l6. 50 each.
!. Adna Taylor daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Taylor Of Hillman, gradu-
ats4 from the Hawthorne school Of
Little Falls. Her standing was y3 1.8.
Henry Krause returned from MIL
wsukee Monday where he was taking
treatment for his eyes.
jeff Tomberlln returned from ST..
Cloud Monday.
The 4th of July will be celebrated
In grand new style here this year.
The Pierz union band will conduct
the entire celebration. They have
rented the Hartman hall in upper
town and the Blake hall in lower
town, and will give dance In each.
An excellent orchestra will be placed
in each hail. Dance tickets will be
81. 90 and q ticket is good at both
halls. This gives the young people
an excellent chance for dancing, they
can go from one hall to another and
enjoy themselves at both with the ex.
pense Of one. A full aedged parade
will take place at 10 o'clock a. m.
The people from both ends Of town are
working together and everything In
their power will be done to make q
grand success Of the day. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend the great
celebration here, and see the BLACK
and white sheep of Pierz in one herd
again. More will be published later.
Mrs. Snow of Little Falls passed
through the village Monday on he]
way to Mile Laos where she intend|
to stay about q month.