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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Visit From Railroad Officials.

On Friday 3 special train came ov3i
the Southeastern rod carrying Supt
Cargills private car containing party
Of q dozen people The trip was made
to give officials and others an opportuni
~ to inspect the road, warehouses and
other property the company at the
yarions stations and look over terminal
quarters in Viroqua The party con.
sisted Of W W. CargiD, President w.
$ C4rgili. Superintendent Waller Pas.
seuepr Agent ChDdwick. Freight Solici.
tor Eidemi,ler. s NJ Miller, j H. Nc.
MILAN, +. NJ Hancbet:. 6 s Case, Gus
Grisdale, F a Dezotell Not only their
own property interests were looked over,
bus the off i:ar= and gentlemen made a
general survey OF the town and its ad-
Vantaaes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Nearly Fatal Triple Shooting.

A shooting affair took place near Spar
ia last Saturday. It seems that Mrs
Cedarberg of La Crosse. left her husband
and went to the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley. Mr. Cedar
burg followed and upon being refused
entrance, shot and wounded his wife In
the hand and shoulder and his father-in.
law in the hip The man is under arrest
rhe wounded parties are not dangerous
IL hurt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Big Educational Meet AtSparta.

The second annual meeting of the
Western Wisconsin teachers association
will be held at Sparta. October 20 to q
Between 500 and 600 teachers and school
board LIembers from the cities and conn
try districts of western Wisconsin will
attend and the program ia being definite
ly arranged tor the benefit Of all classes
Of schools. This meeting offers a rare
opportunity TO the teachers and school
officers In this section of the state 20 re-
ceive the benefit OF the experience of so
many prominent school men. This is the
association of which Supt Gardner is
secretary and treasurer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

pOttauce OF Inc law passed by the last
legislature requ that all shredders
bs equipped wi safety device, are
strikIogly show the statistics just
compiled by Pro s,r George N Knapp
OF the departme. 3 farm eE Esineeripg
Of ne university ( Wise nsin While
1t Is matter of g mon knowledge to
everyone who is; : iliar with farm ma
chinery that thu hility Of accidents
mas been gresteri < zen operating corn
shredders than t5 : 3se In the charge of
any other kind os { n machinery, hith
ett0 no statisticsl : J been collected to
show th2 coIps : We danger. Ia re-
sponae To esvc = letter sent to one
thousabd phYsicla--9 n the so counties
Of Wisconsin in wnip. ooTc is grown,
31S replies were received by Professor
Knapp The reports show Fl accidents
by shredders in 1905 aud Ala accidents
by ehredders in former years, against
235 accidents by all other kinds of farm
machinery in 1904 ard 967 in former
years
MANY SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
The statistics complied from the re-
ports of the physicians show that last
year is persons lost arms in corn shred
ders, while 10 lost hands in saredders,
only suffered similar loss by other
machines Two deaths resulted from
shredder accidents and two from all
other machinery. IL ia thus apparent
that the shredder accidents are in the
me jority serious, since . s per cent. were
fatal; 80 per cent resulted in loss of
arms or hands; and 80 per cent in loss
of fingers
GRBATER CARE NECESSARY.
AS under the term all other kinds Of
farm machinery" has been included,
grain threshers, traction engines, gaso-
line engines, wood saws, hay presses,
grain and corn harvesters, corn shelters.
feed mills, wind mills, mowers and hay
tedders, planters, plows, harrows and
rollers, 1t is apparent that the shredder
Is responsible for injuries out of all pro-
portion TO the number of machines in
use. The unavoidable inference from
this is that shredders are more danger
rus than other machines and that ordi-
nary care in operating shredders is not
adequate to prevent injury.
NEW SHREDDERS MUST BE PROTECTED.
The state legislature passed law at
the last session which provides that all
hredders shall be equipped with safe
ty device to prevent accident in the
swapping rolls. In the machines put on
the market this year the manufacturers
are apparently making an honest at
tempt TO comply with the law, but the
machines in the field which occssioned
II accidents in 1904 are no doubt still in
nee and are as likely to catch victims
this year as last. Since shredders and
huskers will continue to be used, the
only safe guard is to keep away from
both the husking and swapping rolls,
and If the rolls need attention to use a
stick or club and not the hands or fng-
ers in attempting to remedy the diff
Guilty.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Improper Postal Cards Must Go.

The souvenir postal card fad, which
has reached the degenerate stage, hqs
been placed under the bsu of the gov
ernment and hereafter vulgaf and OBJ
scene cards will be eliminated from the
mails. Postmasters throughout the
country received an order from the de.
partment at Washington which orders
all improper cards thrown from the
malls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Bow Confesses Murder.

Al appleton, thirteen year old boy,
Bernard Supinis, voluntarily appeared
in court and pleaded guilty to killing
Frank Murz1ek, a playmate While
struggling for possession OF ga old pistol
Murzdek was shot through the heart by
Supinis, who hid the body in some
bushes The boy was sentenced to the
reform school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Fears For His Condition.

A La Crosse news dispatch says that
Fred Romanosky, father of Emil Ro.
manosky, aged %. who was killed in the
west about week ago by being run
over by train. is at one { the local
hospitals prostrated with grief Mr.
Romanosky is proprietor Of transfer
line and the shock of his sons death was
so sndden that his life Is feared for.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

will grind feed only the coming
winter. three days ont of the week. Mon.
days Tuesdays and Wednesdays. com
neucing October 10th
MAGNUs FoRTUN. BrissoS, Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
ELMER Davis spent Monday in j

Elmer Davis spent Monday in La
Crosse
The following brands of -four can
be purchased at w. f. Lindemann Co
for 81 10 per sack Garland, Madelia's
Best, Gold Coin and Apple Blossom.
We have added q complete line of
ledies and children's snoes to our large
stock Of mems and boys SHOES.
THE BOSTON.
This section was largely represented
at the State'W. C. T. L. Association held
in La Crosse last week Viroqua ladies
were Mesdsmes jackson Silbaugh, w M.
Boufiieur, Penry Hendrickson, Fl. L.
Rayner, W. q Dewitt, Cora Sargent,
". A. Swjggum. Jacob Thompson, J. w
Thayer, J. E. Nuzum, c. G Brown.
Epringville uion had present Mesdames
Euoch Harris, Elias Harris, Will Post,
J w. McLees, James ParsoD. J. Fl Nc
Lees, and LsFarge by Mrs. Kate Rob-
erts and Mrs. A. Rolfe Vernon county
women we're honored by the election of
Mrs. jackson Silbaugh as one of four
delegates from the state to the worlds
convention 20 le held az Boston next
year also president OF the Young Wo-
iaans Christian Association OF the state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Ru,nmaee Sale.

Ladies II the Congregational society
will hol4 their annual rummage sale.
Saturday and Monday, October 21 and
90, in H. b. Smiths building one door
south Of the Cottage studio. Everybody
invited to come and bay.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

Map of the world; 8 new meI - Wis
consin. the United States and up lJ.date
maps Of Alaska, the Philippines, Porto
Rico, Hawaii. panama and the canal.
Portraits Of ail the presidents, from
Washington to Roosevelt, are also shown.
The flag Of al nations. Many valuable
statistics are given of all principal coun'
tries Of the world showing their area In
square miles, population, commerce with
the United States, national de ut, revenue
and expenditure, and much valuable In
formation pertaining 10 the farm and
mineral production Of the y. S.
The chart retaila for 81 90 but can be
had free Of any expense hy subscribing
for the Daily Milwaukee Free Press, foi
four months at the rate Of 25 cents q
month
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

Shirley Marshall tells the De Soto Ar
gus that the old-time belief that unless
the bees work on .ckwheat it will fail
to yisld any grain is erroneous. AS an
experiment, Mr.. Marshall hu.lt pen
3x3 feet, of window screen, ''bee tight,
around a corner of his buckwheat field,
and he says that after careful test, .
shows as much, or a little more seed
than that which was not enclosed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
THEIR INJURIES PROVE FATAL.
Kick From Horse and Threshine Machine
Cause Death Of Two Men.

At the Lutheran hospital, Monday in
Lacrosse, Jshn Nelson, who was kicked
in the abdomen by horse at the Park
Hotel barn in this city ten days ago,
died from his injuries. The remains
were brought here Tuesday Funeret
and burial will take place st Norta.
west Prairie church on Thursday This
is indeed sad affair. John Nelson was
SO years old, an Industrious and upright
man. He had no family. Two brothers,
Martin and Andrew, live near Tower
vile.
John Jensen was fatally injured at
Lakota, n. D. about Sept IS While
working around threshing machine he
was caught in the belt aud received ter
ri6le injuries which caused his death,
Sept. 80 while confined in the hospital
at Devils Lake. His arm was broken
in two places, two ribs were broken and
there were bad cuts abolt the head,
which are thought to nave caused soften
ing OF the brain. He was brought to
Westby Tuesday and buried from the
Wang church the same day. 'fhe par
ents of the deceased live near Westby.- -
Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
THE DANGEROUS CORN SHREDDERs.
Wisconsin Physicians Report Nearly 500
Serious Accidents in Recent Years.

The danger of serious accidents from
corn huskers and shredders aud the i'm
portsnce of the law passed by the last
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11
Magnificent Set Of New wall Charts.

The most attractive premium offer OF
recent years is contained IN the PROPOSE
ton made by the Milwaukee Free Press
To every person who sends 81 90 to pay
for four months subscription 30 the
Daily Free Press, the Free Press will
mail, postage prepaid and secarely pack.
ed. new. accurate and complete wall
chart, cntaining two great sheets, each
OGvgG rhcs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

During y recent trip through the east
ern section of the "5anty, and especially
in territory tributary 70 Hilisboro, the
editor OF the CENSOR noticed that the
residents have what seems a practical
idea and q custom that adds tone by
putting in plain lettering Krep's Farm, F"
Jones Farm etc on their free deliv-
cry mail boxes
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

A good dairy showing is that made
puolic by c. S Lawson, of Red Mound,
from his product delivered to the Retreat
creamery for August; 401 pounds Of
cream 1871 pounds OF butter tat aver
age test 39l price per pound, 10 cents,
making check total $50 This record Is
for seven milch cows, three Of which are
-year.old heifers, giving an average
Of over S4 .S each
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

The Hillsbor0 Sattry says that some
time ago number OF farmers Of that lo-
cality contracted their laplbs for five
cents per pound for future delivery De-
livery Gay lambs were worth abouti6 so
per hundred pounds Tue loss 10 some
farmers was considerable.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

that all shredders
fety device, are
; the statistics Just
" George N. Knapp
f farm eE gineeripg
Wise nsin While
mon knowledge to
iliar with farm ma
hility Of accident g
zen operating corn
)se In the charge of
n machinery, hith.
, ) been collected to
: We danger. Ia re-
: letter sent to one
N tba EA nnnn4fo,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-11

The agricultural experiment station
has issued Bulletin No 1877, on the Prin.
ciples and Practice Of Horse Breeding
1t describes the different types of horsee.
how TO tell g good horse and dwells 1T
length on diseases 70 which he horse Is
subject, their treatment etc. 1t is a
valuable psmphlst 70 those interested
in horses
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
TRUE FISSURE VEIN
Uncovered in 3andstorm al
Goldfield

Leasers on the Sandstorm claim al
10 dfe.d declare that a true assure vel.
as been uncovered in that property
CUP ed with the announcement a few
ays ago by the management Of tn
florence that they, too. have uncovere-
true fssure vein, the news is Of tre-
nendous importance to mining interest.
he world over Not much more Than d
ear ago Eastern mining engineers turn
sl down neary al of the important
properties of Goldheld because of VIA
ppeare~ to them to be an absence Of
uface indications Of true assures.
ich were the surface deposits, 50 differ
MT the physical conditions from thos
4 other sections, that these eastern en-
sneers suspected the ore deposits were
ockets only. and they advised against
he purchase Of properties in Goldhe d
or a song that since have produce
niiions.
No. 6 lease on The Sandssorm, owned
$ Mayne and Macdonald. is about the
ichest of al the leases in Goldneid. and
$ the one on which the immensely rich
strike was made about a week ago. A
tunnel as driven inc the side of the
mountain for distance of about 10 fe.t
vhere crosscut was run TO the south
or a distance of Is feet. at this point
he true fissure vein was encountered.
t runs east and west and crosses the
nain vein, which has a northeriy and
southery trend. winze was sunk at
the interss elton Of the two edges 10 a
.epth of so feet. and the rich s.rike OF
week ago was made in crosscut
.hich was run from the bottom of this
vinze and which struck the true nssure
Elm about 30 feet to the southeast from
he winze. Both wal Of he new veia
re we.l-deaned and the rich Gre, Viii h
S a porphyrldc quartz, LES between The
"a Is. A stfeak Of three feet Of tlis
re-body vii. run into The thousands pr
ton, while the rest is all Of a very hga
grade shipping ore. The finest screen
ings from the extreme rich ore are be-
ng run with the lower grade. ard this
makes he who vein run about $500 a
ton. About 500 sacks of this high-grade
ore are now on the dumps and will b.
shipped to tie SINE ters at SAT- Lake
within few days.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
SALT LAKE ROAD
clark's Tine Pays Operating Ex.
penses Already

Railroad men are much interested In
he report of The SAT- Lake road, copies
Il which have been issued. 1t shows
that the company gross receipts, since
me road was opened for through busi-
less, have averaged $4,000 day. Inis
amount, ii is Gained, is sufficient to pay
yperau4 expenses and it is expected
ti.at the rece pts will rap.dy increase
from now on. Tie showing augurs well
sor the plan now under consideration of
.he stockho uers to bond the road. This
matter will be discussed at me coming
meeting in New York.
Senator G ark has announced that the
running time of through trains on the
"a Lake read Will soon be reduced at
least twenty hours. His brother, J. Rosa
c ark, vice president of the company.
has departed for New York to attend
he conference on Ju y / between those
interested in the new road.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Cleve and Murphy, a member of the
Reno fire depal tnent. attempted su ciae
Saturday because Of unsequ ted love.
A young womaa with whom he was
of marriage, and it so weighed on his
mind that fer the past few days he has
been very despondent. Saturday he en-
tered the fire house and, placing 80
caLber revolver ag inst his breast. pulea
the trigg r. The IN ct m ssed the hs ri
broke one RIB and came out at the back
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26

Government Ready to Survey
Nina Thousand Square
Niles

The corps Of geoliglsts and topograph-
ers Of the United STA es Geolc gica Sur
vey assigned to make a study ard map
cut 5000 square m es, mDracing the mia
ing bet Of sou hem Nevada, has been
completed and the members viii beg !
their work immediate under the super
vision Of Chief Chapman, says the Sul.
Mr.. Chapman arrived in Goldield sev
era weeks ago, and since that time mas
been making the preliminary d tails Of
the work assigned to the corps. Ih
party has been comp eted within n
past few days. by the arrival in Goldha
Of members from various sections of the
country in which they have been work
ing.
The corps will be divid into fon
sections. one will make a nap of nj e
thousand square rni es, taking In a. tie
new mining distlic.s Of southern New
da, while another Will study tie geo ogi
ca, formations Of the entire area
mapped. One section vii devote its en-
tire tine to an st.gation Of the
Coldhe.d district, and the fourth pa "
wi run line from Goldae to nida
and the Bul freq district for The pur
pose of determining the altitude of AL
points studied. This lie will canne
west Of Ida, with one run from III
Pacific coast. It is estimated that tn,
work will require eight months.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
BAR BARMAIDS.

The barmaids must go.
This is the ultimatum issued by a num-
Der of prom nent Hazen citizens who
claim that certain sa oonkeepers within
The limits fthe town are violating the
law In permitting women to tend bar
1t is alleg that two or three Of the
keepers OF sa.oons are doing this in dI-
rect variance to the State aw which
provides that no woman can be a regu-
i@r habit Of sa .oon situated on the
main street or thoroughfare of any town
or village.
They must be on a back street and
when they are regu ar habtues of a
joint situated off the main thoroughfare
and are connected in any way with the
conduct of saloon The place of business
is subject to additional license of 5000
per qua ter. 1t is ike that 70 NAL
complain viii be presented to the coun-
ty commissioners at their next regular
meeting.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
DAN REGAIN Has
A BAD RECORD
Helped to Put innocent Man in
PenltentiaTy was
Implicated

Chares II. Parks, under sentence OF
twenty years at san Qusntln, has had
his sentence commuted and within tn
next few days vii be r4leas d nom
prison, says the Jouraa.
Hhe was sent there from suisun ON
September %, 1909. having been conv.c.-
ed on charge Of rape. The eomp.aln-
ing witness vas Mss Lea coAdon ID
years Of age. Her testimony was 10.
stered up by Dan Regan. now il III,
Nevada peuitcntlary under n55nes for
auing tie death Of h $ mother Ia jaw
at Sparks few moths ago.
In the years that have slapsel Lela
Condor has BEN married. Hsr n4ms
is now Mrs. crabaee ana she resides Al
Upper Lake. ca fo.nia. she n3w ad
m.ts she wronsed Parks sad it WIS
through The fol Lowing letter that Gov
rnor Pardee lntelcoded IA the wrong q
mans behalf:
4 lurther ate that he was pr .sesdteo
without my consent and t..at lost fl
against my win IN said case. and out ef
regard for JUS aud in 9fdsr that ~
nnoeeAt man may not be m.pas to su.-
Ter longer I hereby make this atemeni
Of my own flee vii.
MISS LEILA cOSDoN.
fNaxv 44ra afa - t,4s.a..
Witnesses: Thomas Henls.soa, ~.
per Lake; Mole Blnkley. Tx an
Dan Regan was seen at The remsen
lary yesterday afternoon and ask t.
make statement
Yes / was a witness fn the Pasks
case he said. Il was also chatge4
with being an accessory 70 the crime.
| was acquitted al the preliminary ex
am ma on. Parks WIS innocent of IN
rime. My testimony against him wa.
aot oamasi s.
AIRS. Dan Regan. wife of tie prisone
al Carson, was SO cen yesterday al.
asked for a statement.
"Daa Hegan is the guilty man. sat
the woman in a calm voice. Il am gla
tie truth is becoming knawa was
niarr.ed to him at the time. bu. all n
earn OF the crime until some Time afte.
ward Ny husband and shis NAN Parh
wcre then running mee.y-y5 r7nna
suisun. The Condon sir lived web ne
perents about TWO miles ifola tie town
Regan had her out driving one night aru
committed The deed sor winch Ia X
vas convicted. My hasnaad was ar
rested, but in some .nalner he cir
parents were won over and The erm
vas fastened upon Sparks, who was sen
fenced to serve twenty yeais IN san
Quentin"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
NEDBR1Np R4.vIvAL,

After mary mon ms Of IN uccessfu
searching after tie ost Wedeklnd led ,
the Sparks Mining Company, two niles
from sparks has at last been successful
in what seemed TO be foriofn hope.
Harry Ramsey. son-in-iaw OF the
disc verer of lie ead, and who IS now
a leas en- the proper y has found on
the alp Of the formation n the Desers
Klag ground, a recurrence OF ne ore
bod es which We ded a fortune near the
apex of the lode.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
lMDlvlDUALITlES
Personal Mention Of You and
Your Friends

s. sarag of McDermitt left for that
place this morning.
G. w. c ark is in from Paradise AMI
$ at the Winnemucca.
Mr. Frank Guthrie is about town to.
day.
James D. Goode Of San Francisco is
a guest at the winnemucca
The conners family are expecting to
cave for California Thursday.
N. Anderson is here from Gofc3nda
and is registered at the Winnemucca.
G. H. Grow, who has been out survey
ng rear DEMO left for sacram nto yes
,erday.
Mrs. c. r. Baber is viziting her moth
II, who has been quite i'll al her HON.
Il Willow Creek.
George R. SIMS, who has been look.rs
over the county and is mines is ab5u.
own today and is expecting 10 leave
or Spring Valley shorty.
Mrs. A. M. Latta and tit e girl re-
uIned from Loveiock yesterday, whe.e
hey have been visiting the past moata.
Frank Loose, a Southern Pacific eng.-
.eer, win shortly move his family to
ogden. where his run begins.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
A VALUABLE BOOK

BY order Of Congress a book has Just
been pub ished giving an illustrated his
terry Of the Dec arat.on Of Independence,
with the Biographies and portraits Of tae
slgnefs. From an hi tarica siandpc
It is considered very valuable. The most
vaiuab G medic ne before the pub ic to-
Gay for al ments of the stomach, liver,
bowels or kidneys Is HOSE etsers Stom-
ach Bitters. Thouga d Of sufferers
have been cured by resorting to it
promptly It's 60 years rec I'd D owes
It's worth beyond all ubt Wnen you
over cad the stomach The bowe's become
clogged and you feel half ck a the
time. In such cases use the Bitters ex-
usively ard the troub quickly disap-
pears. 1t also cures poor appetite, indl-
gesiion, dyspepsia costivencss. cramps,
malaria al female troub es. We urge
trial at once. For sa by ali urus.-
glsss.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
POWER PLANT SITE
Being Looked For By Southern
Pacific Company

The Southern Pacific Comp my Is look
ing over the country arolnd Tiucaee
wi h view of buiidis power plants to
operate its machinery at Sparks as well
as trains in the proposed TUNES 8
through the Sierra Nevada mountains.
A Southern Pacific employe s .ent sew
eral days in the vicinity of Verdi this
week looking over the ground. He ad.
mitted, SO ii is said, that he was the e
for the purpose of passing upoa the
feas bi ity Of power pant sites on the
Truckee river.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-06-26
IN ERUPTION
Steamboat Springs Break Out in
Fresh Place

Steamboat Springs, eleven miles from
Reno, on the Virginia and Truckee rail-
way, is in state of eruption. Water is
spuItsng from many crevices several
feet high and all about the rocks from
many assures which for years have been
dry. comes flow of steaming hot water
For the last six months the springs
have been giving up constantly in
creasing vo ume of water. The flow OF
al the springs has bbeen increased
many fold a-d the entire hill is deuged
Win water.