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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
OURTH ANNUAL REPORT
ALBUQUERQUE LIBRARY

The fourth annual report Of the a..
WuuerQue Public Library Just made
ly Miss Mel NJ Wcttor. librarian.
HnVs that Doe library ls In a prosper
uls condition and reflects much
credit upon Doe librarian. The report
follows:
IU 'he members of the Library com.
u.ssion. Albuquerque Public Library
Albuquerque, n a.
have the honor 90 present the
fourth annua.-TepOrt OF the AihuQuer.
WH nubllc Library for the year end.
Inc 'nrIl 81 1905.
OH. reading room was open, for the
use H' he public, every day but two
durIu- tao wear. These days we're
Fair day and Christmas. The cir.
culai.ng apartment every day but
SUNDAY lud the two aforementioned
days.
Statistics show the number ot vol.
umes Iu 'he Library May 1904 10 have
been POO, Since tha; time rs volumes
have been added; 81 volumes were
purchasei with new fiction fund: =
volume With regular income, 9 vol
umcs with money from fines, and -
volume we're gifts Total 5000 Six
volume OF COoper's Works tdupicatel
we've given 20 the University, IN eX.
chango ior 9 volumes OF Ribbons fils.
tory Of rome. and four volumes were
given t0 replace lost hOpkH
During he same period $50 volumes
were Vihd.awn. being either worn ont
ar los NJ these 1872 we're worn out;
iwere o. ZONES whore there was diph.
iberia "a were lost Ave we're paid
for) and remain unacconnied for.
The Increase has hcon less than The
number 1f volumes removed 5000
minus $50 leaves 1852 volumes actual
ly available "a the present time
The total number Of registrations is
eio2 q cain ~ lei during The year
Tho book circulation FOR homo uae
was 1880 The different classes rs
followR 2ei fiction. 4l20 non.fic
ton AMI $3.50 juvenile Tho clrcula
tlon numbered listle less than last
wear. hnl The loss was IN fiction and
lnvenl.o. Cor in non.ficilon the gair
was re 10 q to be hoped the Juvenile
department especially may be impr1v
ga durius the coming year
4 a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

expenditures, and the balance on hnhd
has been given 10 the treasurer The
fee formerly charged temporary resi-
dents has been Withdrawn, and the
Library free 10 all who come.
The la. payment has been made on
the new international Encyclopedia.
This was purchased with money re-
ceiyed from fnes By paying - per
month
Respccifuli submitted,
NEIL M W'l1TTER,
Librarian.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
NIXON MAY MANAGE THE
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.

"a. a. Nudge. second vice president
OF The Rock Island. ~ 90 Topeka after
a trim " inspection over the south.
west lines of the road Mr. Nudge re-
fused to discuss The report that Vs. g..
Nixon. gcncral MANAGER Of Che Santa
Re gull lines at Galveston mad been
offered ihe position uf general man.
aver of the Rock Island % is gencr.
ally believed both IN Santa Va and
Rock island railroad circles az Topeka
that such au oncl has heen made Co
Mr. Nixon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

The following articles OF inc0rpora-
,ipn have been flled in the Office of j
w. Ravnolds. secretary of tho tori.
tory;
The Hunter Mercantile company
The incorporates are Richard q. Graf.
} Allen Johnson William A. Hunter
Michael A Mahany az ~ Pennington.
The object Tor which this company
vas incorporated d 10 DO a general
mercantile bushes. The capital stock
Is $4,000. divided Into $50 shares AZ
$40 each The term OF existence is So
wears and the principal place OF busi.
ness D. Pennington. san Juan county.
The number ~ directors shall be fou
and those who Will manage the bust.
ness OF the company for the frat three
months are Richard q. Graf. , Allen
johnson william A. Hunter and Mich
lel 4. Mahany
Tho Firgi Presbyterian Church e
Dexter. New Mexico The lnc0rpOra.
'ors are Emil r burr. Alfred r. Mar.
,cv Charles q. FarmWalt Miller ~.
Drunk Warren Carpenter. an n Dex.
'er New Mexico The objects for
which This comnany was incorporated
lre 20 preach the gospel ~ Jesus
Christ and the education ~ the people
n Christian doctrine and duty The
orm of. existence ls ~ ycare The
number ~ trustees shan he Eve and
hose who viii mauarc the business ~
iho company FOR the Hrsi THREE months
arc Emil r nur~ Alfrrf q Marcy.
Charles G Farmwait Muller VI BruuK,
ans Warren Carpenter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Mrs. Will Ments and son a-o arrahg'
Ing 10 leave shortly for Long Beach
Cal, where they viii spend the SUM-
mer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

w 3. Van noren. roadmasier Tor
the Ration division OF tho Santa Fe, re-
signed ana be was eucceeded on the
arst instant hy Mr. Hawk, Of Newton
Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

I ~ moIheT she, packed Fido's trunk and
brought hum grip
An mode, Of patent e,athess .tuSt q PUrPOse>
for The, trip
The, nur0e> she, got ready and them
JtUfied my clothes away
And proppea me on the car seat and made,
me, stay thet wey
They Say that EdoS bladed and 10 worth
o lot Of sold.
And 9raei ouSs how he sneezsrg. when he,
fakes little, cold.
SO Fido has a rubLer coat Iand
bcntS for ell has fev.rs;
But when II rams the, -
le,ostest bit have, toN stsy
in dDrS.
hingG too. my nothe @ - S-~es A
brouQ A them all ~ A
NUrsc brought along
my elephant and
eldest rt,bberhol
wish that It had
happened that ian
had a PedlSree,
Then nurSe> would
laDk TO Edo and a W
my mother d 49,
tend to me
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Engineer Aliens survey corps of
the Denver a Rio Grande. which has
been surveying between Seven Lakes
and Grants. returned 10 Huntington
After talking with some 81 tho crew
The Hustler concludes that ihe line In
that direction will not prove satisfao'
tory. and that the line that viii be
chosen 81 the one iO The southwest
from Pennington. The crew expects
10 remain AZ that town for about a
month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
Blood win Tell.
III yCYnthla Grey llaH

last we re, in the
country where ito
s'-ce+1 as At can bcl.
y inoshen- sshe> tends
Edo and the nunJe>
l0kJ aAer me-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

on his way home the other evening.
Paul Wunschmann, of Santa Re. fol-
with grcat force on she sidewalk in
front " the Van Arsdale livery stable
ON upper san Francisco street. The
accident caused thg spraiulnE ol HE
rieht wrist. a very annoying and pain.
IN mishap. The place is the same
over which Mr.. Wunschmann Stun.
hlcd Just a year ago and broke a nasa
bone, uecessitating an operation by
Dr. j. a. Massic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

The new station 90 willard. when
the Santa re Central Railway com
pans will 0prn the latter part of neNt
week. win be n boon 20 residents oi
that mart 81 the Estancla valley. u
will be equipped properly for pasAen'
gers freight. express and will have
teierraphle operator. Charles Gibson,
Formerly agent N Morlarty and who ~
first class operator VIII 20 IN
charge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

e. q. srnnfo OF the Arizona & Colo
rado. and Engineer Gwynn. u The
Denver & Rio Grande. we're IN Farm
lneion Friday. looking over the lines
N survey with n view 20 avoiding 80
many CROSSINGS between FarminEtnn
and Durango n "a believed that an
agreement was reached whereby only
four crossings viii be made by the
two roads
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

The Roswell Record says j. w.
sfockard received a telegram yester
day from AiT. S. G. Adams, The well.
SHOWN wool huycr from New York. 20
The eject that the automobile made
he trip 10 Torrance Wednesday Ia
nine hours, and then stopping one hour
Tor lunch on the way. There were two
passengers, Mr.. Adams aud Mr.. Tay-
Tor, a sheep speculator. $50 pounds OF
freight. and some United States mail.
The distance Is i0i miles from the
Grand Central hotel to the Torrance
station.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Miss Eva Booth. INC new command.
err oi the salvation army In the United
States. disappointed the members OF
DE local barracks hy falling 20 appear
Monday morning. az was expected. on
her return from los ANGELES 10 the
east Tho Young lady M " paso took
enc Texas Pacific far New Orleans
Rrigadicr ludgaic who was with Miss
Booth came on bis way and
continued 10 his headquarters al Den.
yer Ho ls chief division officer oi
The Rocky Mountain division.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

As far a. known, since the recent
nnrchase of the VI Paso A. Northeast
ern by the Phelps Dodge people. ne
changes made are V. Y stiles. gener-
al messenger aaeng. A. n. Brown gen.
eral freight agent. W r. Crane. gem
eral auditor: Thos, Paxton. general
superintendeni motive power and ma
chinery; n. Dawson, master mechanic
Alamogord0 shops Geo g. Millett'
resident engineer All these have
headanariera AZ III Paso except OF
course u. Dawson,
bids viii he opened In Chicago TO
day for tho construction Of the road
he'd and bridges Of the Wyoming Cen.
trail railway from Casper 20 the Wind
River Indian reservation. a distance OF
ESQ miles. The Chicago a Northwest
orn Railway company Is backing the
enterprise and win have control Of the
new road. The contracts. will be let
al once and the work viii be wen m
Ter way by July T. The railrond cont
pany has received hundreds OF car
loads N steel and other material az
| Casper and the track layers VIII tol'
| low the GRADER closely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

The Las Cruces Republican says.
Miss Elizabeth schiner expects 20
leave this evening for Albuquerque,
iays. then proceed 90 Riverside, Long
Beach. san Francisco aud other Calf
fornia points and from there 90 Poe
land ore salt Lake and Colorado win
Dor visited before her return next Sop.
tcnlhcr when she viii resume her po.
sliiun as teacher al the college.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
WASHINGTON. March ~, 1905.

~ WASHINGTON. March H. 1905.
10 the JAPANESE CONSUL-GENERAI Honolulu.
Marshal Oyamas in the afternoon of the nth
inst. is follows: = 49, ~
Our various detachmen hotly pursuing enemy from all
oecons and inictng considerable damage everywhere
the afternoon of the 10th inst the enes thirteen miles
hor OF the Hunho and are continuing pursuit
Our detachment which nortard in the ornnq of the
s' from the neghborhood of the Puho large
ne enemy who retreang northwrd
hand hghhn our troops enveoped the enemy which finally
In the neighbohood of Mukden engaged
clearing the remnant of the enemy still
continuing resistance while the coming to surrender
Heaps OF the Russian corpses a6ed abound everywhere
Another report of Marshal Oyaa in the night of the
states that the number of the Russian prisoners
on the 10th inst to have been about since
then continually increasing Still report of the Marshal
received on the 1ah inst total casualties from the
2oth OF Feb. to the Iath inst. amount to 41aaa
TAKAHIRA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

ST. PETERSBURG, March
IL. = Kuropatkin's retreat has
not been cut off though his army
is being terribly pounded on the
TANKS and rear, losing heavily. A
considerable part of the beaten
army has arrived at Telling, but
Kuropatkin, who is personally
leading the rear guard, is twenty
five miles away. 1t is reported
that the Russians have lost 1oo,-
900 men and one-fourth of their
artillery and that the Japanese
have lost 10000. The indications
are that Kaulbars and Bilderling
have extricated their corps, but
the situations of Linevitch and
Rennenkampf are unknown. 1t
is officially announced that peace
negotiations are not being con-
sidered.
ANOTHER PRIZE TAKEN.
TOXIC, March IL. = The
steamer Saxon Prince loaded
with steel rails for Vladivostok
has been seized.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

IOklO March I3Fed Marshal Oyama reports the CAPTURE
OF 10000 prisoners and 90 He Russians
Dee Killed and wounded 10000 being left field The
japanese nave captured 10000 rifles millions
Casualties of the Japanese number 4Iooo -
CLOSING IN UPON TIE PASS
rereaung Russian column captured Saturday at the
u Ver The Japanese with Tie Pass in their
vigorous pursuit of the enemy.
RUSSIANS IN BAD STRAITS
1t believed that the Russians exhausted and OWN, +o
shortage OF both food and ammunition unable to resist the pursno
Japanese ~ pN'o's
KUROPATKINS BIG MISSING LIST
ST PETERSBURG, March 13-General Kuropatk;n te,.
gaPhd on Saturday that his miles from
faSS' lhere were 1I9o officers and 4e3eI missing.
MAY COMPEL FLEET TO FIGHT
Russias official attitude favos following propositions.
I. The organization of a army.
2. The reorganization of the forces in the Orient
mat Admiral Roestvensky be to Join battle with
Admiral Togo. ~ A'
KURoPATKINS PROBABLE SUCCESSOR.
Inc public is ignorant of the disaster abot Mir
den kuropatn resignation expected His successor will
ably be Grodekof, Governor of Amur.
DECISIVE HOUR AT TIE PASS
lie PASS, March I3t reported that the Japanese are
epng another side turning object of driving
ne Russians away from the troops at the pass are
badly mixed SO that reforming necessary Russians are un
decided whether to resist to abandon the pass
CHINESE RAILWAY SHUT DOWN
TIENTSIN March I3,-The Chinese railway administration
mas suspended the service between Keopantsze Yenkow and Sin
n owing to Japanese nsstence transportation of military
" = '
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
pr.psrdby Dr.. &c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass, U. s.A.
HoLL1sTER DRUG CO.. Agents.

repositories. was read for the second
time section by section. 1t passed and
will be read for the third time on
Tuesday
Senate Bill 50. providing for the tax
alton of franchises, was read second
time by title and referred to the Ways
and Means Committee
Senate Bill 81, relating to internal
taxation, was read sacohd time by title
and referred to the Ways ara Means
Committee.
Senate Bill 80. to provide the means
for maintaining Chinese hospital in
Honolulu was reid second time ~
title and refereed - the Ways and
Means Committae
Senate Bill SO, relating to the taxa
tion of leaseholds, was read second time
by title and referred to the Ways and
Means Committee
Senate Bill As, the license bill, was
read second time by title and referred
to the Ways and Means Committee.
Dickey presented the petition of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association OPP
posing any change in the Sunday law.
Referred to Sunday Law Special Com
mittee.
He also presented an invitation from
the same association to the Senators
to attend the Sunday law mass meet
ing. The invitation was filed. and the
Special Sunday Law Committee was
advised to accept It,
Also, Dickey presented a protest from
Central Union Church against any
change in the Sunday law Referred
to the Special Sunday Law Committee.
The Senate then adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
TOXIC, March 1.-THE lar

TOXIC, March 1.-THE Jap
anese captured today 400 railway
wagons and other spoils.
TOXIC, March 1.-THE Rus
sian force in Manchuria is esti-
mated to be 100000 infantry, co.
900 cavalry and 1868 guns.
ST. PETERSBURG, March
II.-General Kuropatkin reports
that his army is still in danger.
1t is unofficially reported that
the Russians have lost 900 guns,
about 10000 taken prisoners and
the same number killed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
THE HOUSE.

The formal second reading of tn,
County Bill, as amended, was the prin
cipal business done by the House O
Representatives Saturday morning
though deal of routine work was gont
through.
An important report was filed by Su.
perintendent Of Public Works Hollo.
way in the matter of the contract with
the INSTRUMENTATION Engineering
& Construction Company for the build.
| ing of the new Insane Asylum.
Holloway's report included copies OF
the entire correspondence connected
with the affair and letter from him
appealing strongly for thorough in
vestigation of the matter was append
ed. In closing he said:
LAS charges of fraud have been pre-
ferred by Mr.. Gilman and Mr. Amweg,
respectively president and manager of
the company, it seems to me that this
matter should be most carefully in
vestigated by the Legislature during
the present session. 1t is certainly not
pleasant to have ones honesty ques-
toned without having an opportunity
to refute the charges. Should you find
1t advisable to appoint a special COM
mittee to look into this matter l would
appreciate it if you would allow me to
present my side of the matter and
also take up any charges which way
be preferred by the contractors They
are delaying Government work and I
believe 1t is a serious matter. If they
are found to be at fault, 1t does not
seem to me that they should be allow
ed to figure on public work in the flu
ture"
The report was filed for reference.
A letter from Chief Thurston of the
Fire department inviting the House
to see an exhibition by his men was
referred to the Police Committee.
SIT ON THE SENATE.
Several members objected to the Sem
ate's suggestions regarding the trip to
the Leper Settlement and the COM
munication was tabled.
Secretary A. L. C. Atkinson wrote,
in answer to the resolution of Pulaa,
explaining that the laws of Hawaii
passed between 1901 and 1904 had not
been published in the Hawaiian Ian
guage because no appropriation had
been made therefor. He promised to
ask the legislature for an appropria-
ton.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements reported on the
following matters:
For grading and macadamizing Kua-
KIM lane. $500. (Kaleiopu). Recon-
mended.
For Improvements Coral, Clayton,
Cummins. Curtis. Hustace, Kawaiahao,
Kamakee Laniwai, Queen, South and
waimanu streets, $4,000. (Lilikalani).
Recommended.
For roads in Rona and Kohala, s25,-
900. (Pulaa). Tabled.
For roads and culverts, Hno, Homo
Iii, Wainaku, Puueo ETC., S77,650.
lewis recommended.
For culvert, Kumunuiaike, $4,000.
Uewis). Recommended. reduced to
$1,000.
For road from Volcano road to Hoo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
MATTERS OF ROUTINE.

On Mahelona's bill relating to sus-
poets. Tabled.
On Coelho's petition regarding the
visits of friends of lepers to the settle-
ment. Tabled.
On Achi's Senate Bill relating to
street cleaning. Recommended.
On Paris's bill regulating barber
shops. Recommended.
On Fernandez's bill relating to vac
cination. Recommended with amend
ment.
The whole report was tabled to be
considered with the House bills relat-
ing to Health matters.
The Committee on Agriculture and
Commerce reported favorably on Hol-
STEMS bill to amend the act respect
ing vehicles, tires and wheels.
The Committee on Public Expendi-
lures recommended that the claims of
E. da Silva for s425 as bailiff of the
court OF the Fourth Circuit was a
legitimate one and should be paid.
The Education Committee recon-
mended an appropriation Of 5000 to
complete the school at Peahi. Maui.
The House received and accepted an
vitations to attend the meetings today
relative to the Sunday Observance
Bill.
Adjournment was reached at 1880.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
LATEST BY CABLE.

ST PETERSBURG, Mar. It-Gen. Kuropatkin has notified
that Russian retreang The bad
was
considered significant that Iswoy the
Minister but formerly the Cars envoy
Japan has been summoned here.
TOLSTOI DENOUNCES THE WAR
LONDON I1-Count Tolstoi in letter The Times
chief calamity Russia internal disorder but
dsgraceful nstgated by of immoral in
dividuals.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
TOXIC, Mar Io.-The Japanese have occupied Fushun.
YINKOW, Mar Io-Mukden fell this morning the hands
Japanese prisoners great
titles of
NEWCHWANG Mar. Io-The Russians, thoroughly demon
azed retreang the hill country They without prov
sions and may possibly be off,
The casualties enormous.
WASHINGTON, March 10TH 1905.
(Received p N.Y.
To the JAPANESE CoNSUL-GENERAL honolulu
Our troops occupied Mukden o'clock Friday.
Our enveopng since days proved
full and the boodes battle proceeding in various places
Mukden TAKAHIRA.
PROGRESS OF THE GENERAL ATTACK.
WASHINGTON, March 10th, 1905.
(Received p my
To the JAPANESE CONSULGENERAL, Honolulu
In the direction of Sngng the enemy strong positions
Ta had for several been offering obstinate resistance
eventually dsodged tereom the morning of the
detachment pursuing him. while another detachment
in the direction of Manchuntan also continues advance toward
shun constantly pressing the In the direction of SESAME
enemy districts making stand
strong positions bank the Hunho
attacking him. In the districts and north Mukden the
making desperate resistance and the ecest attack
proceeding On the 9th inst raging dust entirely hamper
ed observation. TAKAHIRA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

NEW YORK
SUBWAY STRIKE.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The
strikers in the subway have given
up their fight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
MRS. CHADWICK
CONVICTED.

CLEVELAND, March IL. -
Mrs. Chadwick, charged with the
violation of the Federal banking
laws, has been convicted on Six
teen counts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

NEW YORK, Mar 1.-THE United States Circuit Court has
decided that the refund
collected imported from Cuba since 1909 The
Of SIS, is involved
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
wHoop1NG COUGH IN JAMAICA

During the epidemic of whooping
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
freely used. Mr.. ]. Riley Bennett,
Chemist at Browns Town, Jamaica.
says of IL: 1T cannot speak too highly
OF this remedy. 1t has never failed in
case where I have recommended 1t
and grateful mothers are daily thank
ing me for advising them to use It."
For sale by all dealers and druggists.
Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

CARDIFF, Mar. lin collery explosion Cydachvale
may miners killed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14
TINE OVERLAND liMirrD.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED

lulu park $4,000. Oewis). Disallowed.
For Kawiki road $4,000. (Lewis). Rec
commended, reduced to $4,000.
The Health Committee reported fav-
orably on Resolution 1870, recommend
ing that government physicians be paid
salaries as provided in Section 16, Ses-
sion Laws 1908
On Fernandez's bill regarding isola-
ton and confinement of suspects.
Tabled
On Mahelona's bill to provide proce-
dure and examination in the case Of
leper suspects Recommended.
On Kaniho's bill to permit any person
to treat for leprosy. Tabled.
On petition for the modification Of
segregation laws. Tabled.
On Kaleiopu's bill amending Ieprosy
laws. Tabled.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-03-14

The Likelike arrived from her usual
run yesterday morning. h-
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-20
Prosecutors from Salt Lake.

Backed by W. H.. Tibbals, p. J. Mo-
ran, A. j. Davis and another man
whose identity was not disclosed yester-
day, c. NJ. McEntire and J.. q. Parks,
two first-class and thoroughly reliable
miners and experts in the business, will
leave today for a six months prospect
ing trip in the southern portion of Ne
vada, says the Salt Lake Tribune.
From here the men will go direct to
Caliente, outfit and then strike for the
west. Mr.. Parks has already spent
three or four months in that region and
goes prepared to begin intelligent work.
With the hardships to be encountered
he is thoroughly familiar, as is he with
the roads, watering places, etc. Not
only that, it is believed that he knows
pretty well in advance what there is to
90 after and long before the six months
contract has expired the men behind
the undertaking expect to get good news.