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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

for Easter Island. A the voyage pro.
crossed tho vessel passed beyond the
ocean currents and both the surface
and deep sea fauna became less and
less abundant until towards Easter ial.
aud at q distance Of 1900 miles from
the South American continent. the
iraWi hauis were absolutely barren.
Thus was the submarine sahara De-
voloped
The letters OF Aeassig toll IN detail
~ the exploration ol ihia region. Of
the absence OF ife 90 the great
plateau and fhe reappeafanea of liic
when the hihatruss aEain approached
tho great ocean currents.
at Easter land iEC f4rty examined
the ppehiN0ric monuments which line
its shores ThCy visited the ereht
uuarries from which the colossal
images were Gas aud iae stone honsos
IN which the people lived.
The kihalr1ss reached Chatham isi.
and. GALAPAGOS. January , 1905 and
nn january 90. left for Manga Reya. IN
tao Gambler ErOup On thl7 trip the
explorers again encountered TIE bar
rem waste. The party arrived AZ Man
"a. January "a and extensive invest
cation we're made iu that nelghbor
hood on February : the steamer sci
out Tor Acapulco Observations were
made Dn this RIP ~ animal and vege
table Ifo. soundIuRs showed that if
distance 0f 1900 miles fno depii
varied only about 900 fathoms The
voyage ended AZ Acapulco, March 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
7. A. LISTER TALKS OF
MINING At LORDSBURG

r. A. Lister. president and general
manager OF tae North Amer lean Min.
ing CO.. operating ia the LordsbuIg
district. spont yesterday In Alhuqner.
que aud left last night for the Grant
county mining camp Mr.. Lister was
returning from Pennsylvania, where
he attended a meeting 81 the stock.
holders which was held az Williams
port.
The North American Mining com.
pRny owns tho Corba Negra group OF
cleims. These claims are copper,
gold and silver properties, and have
undergone extensive depelopmcnt
work. One shaft Is down ! 200 feet
Mr. Lister says that Lordsburg has
become very lively camp. and the
prospects are that q viii become one
OF the important camps OF the ter.
ritOry. Eastern capital has taken
hold there recently, considerable prop
erty has changed hands ol late. and
many claims are being opened mp
up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

smaller engines on the third district
betweeu t.as Vegas and Albuquerque.
During the past week the santa re
has handled large number OF
through fruit trains from California 70
The east. The orange crop Is now be-
ing picked on the coast and the fruit
IA shipped east as fast az refrigerator
ears can be secured. as there is a
great demand for Il In the large east
ern cities
The santa We Central has put In
operation a work train in charge of
Joseph Cragg and under the super
vision OF l.. N. Williams, rOadmaster.
rWenty men vii be employed ON this
train and they will complete pnnn
ished work which was deferred on ao'
count OF the bad weather last winter.
The cuts will be widened and bitches
tor the protection OF the track will be-
made The road bed and bridEeA are
In arstclass condition and viii With
stand she spring ireshets in Eo"d
shape
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SANTA re TO REMEDY
CONDITIONS AT TRINIDAD

Thousands OF dollars will ho spent
BY the santa Fe railroad Ia improving
its tracks in the vicinity OF Trinidad
TO guard against freshets and high
water II is estimated that the cost 10
the Santa Re has been damaged Ia the
noighboFhood Of si.0O0O00 hy reason
OF the recent flood. This includes not
only the damage 70 the track and 70
bridges and equipments. but the loss
OF traffic aud the expense OF maintain.
Ing passengers while they we're laid
ont along the road. j y Hurley. the
new general manager. d expected In
Trinidad ln few days 20 look over
the situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
SEEK SAFETY ON TRAINS.

Is the operation OF American rail
roads up 10 date, and are there any
rules or methods which could be ad.
opted which would add 70 the safety
OF tfaye.rrsY
These are questions which the train
rules clmmittco Of the American
Railway association Will soon have 20
answer Al the last meeting Of the
association held In the east the train
rules committee was instructed 10 ox-
amino etleiuily into the operation OF
an railroads with n view OF ascertain.
ing ~ olanees Ia the rules should not
be- made which would facilitate opera.
tion and add to the safety OF the pub
nc and %. the property transported
Ono ma ter which has caused heated
debate he rules governing the meet
inE of ulins on single track roads.
The puHlce Is not Uniform, and the
same orders DO not prevail on all rail-
Dads. IUsnite the standard code Of
operation uromulgaiCd by the aasOcia-
ton IUure Is not even a conviction
that the standard code rules Ia this
respect a-1 the mos efficient that can
be- devised.
The IIWth OF trailc on American
railway has been $50 rapid that many
of the rules OF operation Of the stand
ard code arc claimed hy some 70 be out
OF date The committee Is expected
20 galhoI an the data gXtant with ~
ference r1 operating rules aud "a
make ammcndat for changes
provide hey deem any changes to b,
deslrab..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
COLORADO, TEXAS a
MEXICO ROAD STARTED

Active work on the Colorado. Texas
A Mexico railroad. which IL being pro
NOTED by Colonel Morris Locke from
Abilene north TO Haskell distance
OF about eighty miles. was commenced
May B, and Il Is said will be pushed
ahead with all possible haste The
construction work Is being done BY
the san Saba Construction company.
with q. w. Merchant, the well known
stockmaR Of Abilene. NJ the head OF
the commlsaary department. Arrange.
ments are being made TO put between
500 and 600 teams at work on the
construction 20 Haskell.
The first town % be located north
from Abilene will be known as Cock
rell. named in honor OF former uuitcd
States Senator COckrell x % the In
tentiuu to FIRST complete the Haskell
extension. after which work will be.
gin ON the road % the south 10 a con
nectlon with the Santa Pc az Coleman
and ultimately tho line IL 10 build TO
llano making a road OF $40 miles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The AihatrOss. under command OF
Lieutenant Commander 4. N. Garrett.
q. =. ~, with Prof. ARansik a. the
chief passenger, left san Francisco
October 6. 1904. and arrived az Pana'
ma October 2e. There she was coalcd
and provlsioned for the long voyage
over the ocean desert.
Upon leaving Panama a straight
Tine OF soundings was MADE toward
Chatham Island In the Galapagos. A
couple Of days were spent In develop
ing the Milne Edwards deep. the
soundlngs ranging from 1890 70 ala0
fathoms. In that and C;her work a
trawi and nets we're used In securing
specimens VI marine NE This was.
~ course. daily feature OF the
cruise. and Il was 10 carry on this sort
~ deep sea fishing and 20 make sound.
INKS that the voyage was undertaken.
The catch was beyond the c0mprehen.
sion Of any ordinary angler The fsh
ana reptiles and things are set forth
fully In long letters written by Agassiz
10 Geo. NJ Bowers, United States Ash
commissioner. They have names that
can hclthCr be pronounced nor under.
stood. A single section ~ the report
proudly Announces this catch
I'm the surface and Deeper tows We
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

IA. Ad1.r has returned to his desk at
the ruuul house after brief Illness
Atchl Un. Topeka a Santa Fe has
ordered 900 combination stock and
coke caa of the American Car a.
Foundry lOmpauy.
The aomons ball at Rosonthal
hall. ias Vegas was "a rousiug success
Ia over pert, eular A hashlight
photos lh was taken of ali present.
Frank Hr0dic. otherwise smith. and
also known a. hohr un Austrian coal
miner VAS killed under train be-
twoOn lasuluea and Dela8ua the Oihcg
night
Engineer and MIS- Nols Nelson. Of
San MaeIal. passed through the cii]
yemorday en- route 90 Lawrence, Kan
sas. Whore Mrs Nelson's mother a
seriously DO.
Engineer IA. " Smith Boz % hts nome
Ia Ration very dangerously 800, the ro
suit OF boiling hlt ON the head by a FAN
Ing rock while passing through the
tunnel about ten days ago.
DR. W A. BohRri, Of Chicago hal
been appointed chief surgoon OF Ia,
Chicago a Eastern Illinois, succeeding
DR. Milton Jay OF Chicago, deceased
Tho latter held the position ten years
The Santa Fe railroad company ha,
awarded A. y. seryey. Of lola. Kansas
the contract 20 build their new depo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
AND THERE ARE SOME IN
BERNALlLLo COUNTY

Only two Justices OF the peace out
Of the hity-throe Ia San MIGUEL coun.
" have compiled with the territorial
law and handed In their quarterly 70.
ports, says the Optic These Justices
are Judge n. s. Wooster. 90 precinct
~, and Judge Iacarias valdez. OF pre-
cinct 0. In view of this state OF case,
the county board at les recent sitting
instructed the clerk 10 az once notify
all justices delinquent In that regard
that this little matter Of "a quarterly
report must be- faithfully looked after
from this time on. else something will
be heard 90 drop IN their midst and
without moments warning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

already begun, and grading ON several
small feeders Is also under way.
The Durango Farmington road will
he standard gauge and will be- NIFTY
milen In length II is expected that
track.laylng will begin the latter part
OF May. so that the new road will be-
In operation In July.
a standard gauge rack now into
Antonito may be extended into Dn.
range the coming summer Il a. prob.
able that The Grand Junction Ouruy
line will have a third rail before the
summer ~ over General Manager
Rldgway sald today that two weeks
would suffice for placing The third rail.
The feeders under construction viii
aggregate 100 miles and are In various
parts of the state Most Of them are
20 coal or mining camps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
GROCERY COMPANY oETs
REBATE FOR sioETRAcK

According 20 the testimony in a suit
alod Of Topeka "a the Kansas supreme
court tho Santa Re railroad has
agreed To- pay rebates OF So a car 10
the Anthony Wholesale Grocery CON
pany,.n Consideration Of which the
grocery company was 20 put In its
own s.detrack. Tho agreement for
rebates vas 10 continue two years, or
until -hc company had received the
amount expended on the construction
OF Tho .detrack.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
CONFERENCE WITH
INDIANS AT LAGUNA
JUDGE ABBOTT AND sUPERIN.
TENDENT ALLEN ATTENDING
THE CONFERENCE TO-DAY.

To-day Attorney a. J. Abbott. OF San
IN We. representing the interests Of
the Pueblo Indians In New Mexico. In
company with Superintendent James
X. Allen, OF the local Indian school.
is holding conference with the
chiefs OF the Lagunas. .
The purpose Of tho conference Is "a
adjust differences that have recently
arisen between the Indians and Moxi-
cans at Laguna, caused by the Moxi.
cans encroaching on land belonging
TO the red men. Although no trouble
has yet occurred the Indians have
grown quite restless OF late and the
meeting with the indians Is for the
purpose Of settling this trouble once
and Tor all
The gentlemen are expected ia re-
turn 10 albuquerque tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
RAILROAD NOTES

TVe,ollne Engineer John A. Rosa
of fhe SANTA ~. VAS In the city 10.
dag ffoui IA veaas
,..,.....,. =, s,.t...,. a, a..
,.s,..,,, ',.',,,., ~ ~. s.,,t. ~, h.
l.. ,h. ,i,. IL. h,,'i,,tss
49,,
ne appointment ,,l etnrtc " Nlch
iaun. or ing aahla r - ~, rs hIli,i,,'ol lli
iNt hi'nltas N'h''M nlHeiehiiNi case
ls ahnVuu''''
The Mlasouti Pachc Railway com
plny haH announce That the paasrn'
fer train 'otwcen Topeka and Fort
scott was liscuniinucl on Monday.
Edward wilder. treasurer of the
SANTA d.. VAS in The CITY yesterday
bet ween tnIns while en- route 20 To.
/ pcka from pleasure trio 10 Call.
| Wraia.
I Ed F co oit Of Springer. IS taking
layoR from hla position eith a santa
Pc frdre ing on account OF a pain.
/ mi injury hr received by falling from
d hand ear
D. Is clark, travelling passen ger
/ aFent of the y iaco al Atlanta hRs
/ Hocn appointed division passenger
slcnt al Wichita. succeeding Mr. g.
~. strain. who was promoted 90 gen.
| erai paasers agent 90 the Frisco
lines " Texas.
Arthur kniobel. Formerly Of Santa
Fe. Who h now at Bland. writes that
no has Iscurod an appointment With
bee governmeuts agents who are to IN
yeefirate %, damages done 20 timber
lg the railroads In the vicinity % Pa
osa junction. Colo
The Sana Pc has reduced the rice
ate on carload lots from Texas points
Kansas city. effective May 1. tn,
reduction amounts 10 about cents
hundred pounds. The rate has beer
30 cents a hundred pounds and n,
lew schedu.o makes Il 20 cents.
Many raINadors and other friend
1f ConduCt1r and Ms. y. a. Murphy
are mOarnmE with these good people
,ver the death. yesterday. OF Mrs
Vogoi. the soa mother OF Mrs. Mur
1hy An account OF the death wa
mhilshed a The Citizen yegtorda,
aftcrnoon
Delegate FOO Congress w. ". AND
| rows. pres Tent OF the santa Re Cen
rai railNaE telegranhed from pitt'
lurg. Pa that the report sent iror
ilhuaucrQI0 that the Santa re Cor
, aal RAILWAY and the Alhuuueruu
eastern had been sold 20 the Roc
sland 81 em Is unfoundod.
The Office of store accountant ha
leen abolished on the Santa Fc coai
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

BRAKEMEN GIVEN THREE
YEARS IN PENlTENTtARY

in Inc court al Mora. Walter s.
Brewer aud Water a. Brown brake.
mon. arrested by Special Ohicor
O'Loary of Pueblo. were given three
years In the penltentiary Cor hurglarlE
Ing a ear Ia transit
Yesterday morning in the district
court nj Las Vegas Chief Justice Mills
signed an order for the removal oi
Baptiste Comoletio and baptiste al
gano 10 Denver The men are charged
with having attempted fraudulent nat
uralizatiOn in Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
CLARK ROAD sHoRTENs
TIME ON COAST FREIGHT

The opening Of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles a Salt Lake railroad has
shortened the time required for The
transportation Of freight from Denver
about ten hours Denver has two or
three railroads which connect with
the san Pedro ana the slieing OF ten
hours Off the schedule u Is said VIII
be Of much advantage 10 Denver bust
ness men. Formerly the freight was
shipped by a northern route, The
new road opened lis through freight
service this week.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

In thai city. Tho structure ~ 20 be
built a. a cost 81 $1,000 OF more The
Morse Contracting company Of Topeka
got the contract TO build the depot AZ
Independence for $4,000
j. L. Vaughn. Mexican Central agent
az Moute1uma. has been granted a
patent for device which when n.
tachcd 90 a car viii display q signal
upon the opening of the car. Il Il
intended ~ means oi informing
trainmen whenever an attempt h
made 20 burglari1e box ears on their
uain
A wheel lathe large enough TO
handle two large passenger engine
wheels az once has been Installed at
the local shops within the past week
This Is q very expensive piece OF ma.
chinory and Is the frst move OF the
company toward carrying out the
prophesiod 100000 lmpfos emonts a.
the lOeal shops
Ne. and Mra Avery Turner and
/ j. r.. Pyle passed through Roswell 10
Me- Turner's private car on their way
I to Amarillo where they make their
/ deadquartors They have been az ROs
I we'll and al points south Tor couple
I of daya AZ. Tui ner ia vice president
/ and general manager and MT. Pyle 10
suporlntepdont ui bridges and build
mas Toe the pccOa valley A North.
I aaalsfu
Tho Chlcaso a Eastetn Illinois and
other divisions OF the Frisco system
have adopted nee style of uniform
for passenger crews. modelled after
that of the Chicago A. Alton The con
tract vas let last week hy the Frisco
tn the Chicago Quilting firm which
\ supp les me Alton employees. The &C
zion of the Frisco system rs regard
cd a. signlncant. indicating the clos,
\ relationship between the Rock Island
which controls the Frisco and tn
Aitoa.
Run over BY the Cars.
About hall past 10 O'Clock the Other
morning . man attempted 30 boar,
| tsclrht train No q. few yards boov
! the FIRST switch at the north side %
the tunnel. says the Ration Reporter
$50 missed his footing aud went undo
the wheels be- was badly manRlcd, IN
Guiding a deep cut on the head H
j lived but a few minutes after the accl
I lent. An address on part 0f ieite
found ON his person WAS j. W. bapT
. 90 50 Louis Ave. 50. Louis lie wa
. evidently o German and about 3
. yoars old. His body was taken &
d Trinidad
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Denver & Rio orRnde Expanding.
The entire system OF the Denver q
Rio Orande railroad Is to be made
standard gauge, II present plans OF
General Manager Bldgway are sue.
cessful, says the Denver Times.
Standard gauge into Durango from
Antonito
standard gauging Grand Junction
Ouray line.
Construction Durango Pennington
road
Construction OF several feeders.
There are four important deals now
under consideration by the Denver a
Rio Grando which viii be carried ont
this summer.
Work on the Pennington road has
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
a GUARANTEED cuRE FoR nc

Itching, blind. bleeding, or pruirid.
ing piles Druggists refund money "
Pazo Ointment fails "a cure any case.
no matter 81 how long standing. In 6
TO "a days First application gives
oaae and reEt 5Oc. VI your druggist
hasn't Il send sos ia stamps and Il viii
be forwarded post paid by Paris Neil
cine Co. 81 Louis, Mo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The attorney general at Washing
ton hF8 rendered an opinoin sustain.
ment OF agriculture, Ia bis contention
shat the Jaw requiring stock IN transit
TO be unlOadod, fed and watorod at In
teryAls not sfeater than twenty eight
hOuiH applies 90 terminal railway
companies az well as 10 through Hines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
mARcH EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS

The Atchlson reports "A comparative
decrease OF sal 900 In March net
earnings. making the tOtal decrease IN
net for nine months 20 March 80, So
$4,000 Gross earnings fell off 81
500. 900 and operating expenses ln'
creased 81 100 600. Following are hg
nros ON that road
Atchison Topeka A. Santa We sys'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Tho other day IN las Vegas the m.
year-Old son Ut BOnifaeio Maestas
started a FIRE with coal oil and then
SEE the oh can on top Of the stove An
explosion followed which burned the
boy ana also about everything else 90
the room.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

AlTH D. X Edwards and SON. of Las
Cruces. are visiting friends IN the city
ror fow days and viii probably IT,.
turn home tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

The cross mark shows the preseni
stopping place ~ the Russian feet
undor Roiostvensky. az Hainan ISLAND
The star is the prohasie position OF
Admiral TOgos neet. which ia waiting
Tor me appearance OF the Russians
lrum either side Of the island Of For
mOea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

Passenger ensino No. 100. which re-
Gently len the track az Croyior. Aria,
and crushed the engineer and lreman
to death. was brought 10 the local
shops yosterday. where Il will bo re.
built having been badly damaged IN
che accident
Nicholas Gales, ex-reoeiver OF the
United States laad office az Las
Cruces, ~ NJ, and president OF 'he
nowly'establlshed CITY National hank
IN that city. is expected IN Las Vegas
saturday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
RAILROAD MAN ACCUSED
or SMUGGLING cHlNAMEN

W y. Akin. g. A. Wise. A. ".
Powell and j. Goddard. employees OF
the Southern Pacific running west ont
OF ~ Paso, are under arrest al Lords.
burg, n. NJ, charged with smuggling
Cinnamon into the United States
Many Chinese have been amuggled
through VI Paao lately, "a carload
having been captured al Yuma only a
few days ago. The arrest of these
four men ~ the result of a search OF
their rooms In the Pass City by TheO.
dore Schumacher OF the department OF
commerce and labor Warrants were
issued by United States Commissioner
w. ID Howe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06
r. CRUISE OF
u. S. S. ALBATROSS

HOW PROF AoAssn soUNolNos
DEVELOPED THE GREAT OCEAN WITH
KrossIBLE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-06

From Fridays Daily Cltizenl
r. Y. Maynard. santa Pc watCh ina.
spociOr. has returned flom a trip over
che Rio Grandc division
blacksmiths Ross Woliard and
James Campbell have resigned their
positions In the local shops
Roadmaster l.. VI Williams Of the
Santa Fe Central. was 10 the city 90.
day from Estancia looking after rail.
road business.
Three machiniaiH. Alfred Floyd r..
g. Bennington and Michael Long, yes.
torday called for their time ana loft
lag' might Tor the east 90 seek greoner
fields.
w. IA Newman. fourth vice prost
dent Of the Brotherhood Of Locomo.
tive Engineers, passed Through tho
ely last uight on route 10 Denver
from a "trip 20 the Pacific coast.
William a. Bayer, private sacre.
tafy 90 Delegate W. H. Andrews. nr.
rived IN the city from Santa Ne last
night and today looked after business
sonneciod with the construction OF the
Albuquerque Eastern,
Il a. rumorod on pretty good an
thOriiy that the blg engines will Hoor
loo employed Ia the second district
between las Vegas and Ration aud ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
-.
Waddell.

Tho Times Dispatch, Richmond, Va i
Gentlemen,--I notica-you gave Il synop.
sis of tho Waddel family In your last
Sundays isaue. am somewhat inter-
estcd In the subject as'' my name il
Waddelt and will say that our peopie
vicinity. MY great-grandfather, Alex
ander, with two brothers settled In
Pocnhontas county. Va, before the Re-
volutIonary War. One brothers. name
wns Matthew, who lived for awhile In
Baltimore Md. being unmarried no came
to Virginia and made his home with my
great -grandfather until his. DEATH The
othor brother went farther south and
they seem TO have lost all trace Of him
and I do not even know his name. Ha
had large family us did my great -grand.
father. the latter had several children
and the names OF some of the sons be-,
Ing Alexander, William, John. James,
the Noll.nEest son, Joseph, was my
grandfather.
MY great grandfather settled In Ohio,
Gala county, with MI his family In early
day, Ills DECENTRALIZATION papers were sign.
ed by John Hancock. He WAS not in the
Revolutionary War owing to the trouble
they hade with the Indians in thost
days, The two, sisters married and went
to Missouri, hut ! do not know theit
names; believe, however, ONE OF theil
names was sharp They married in Ohi4
Ltbink. One sister's name was Miriam)
and abe married q man by tho name OF
THOMSON, She never left Ohio
could not say whether ar not oui
family goes back to the Blind Preacher
Waddell. was of the opinion we wert
scotcll-1rish. hut know ms great-grand'
$3.50 e''' W MISS Il. W.
Cincinnati. Ohio.