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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
NICK Gardenr- sne cr,en.

NICK Gaydeny" r" sne crieu.
Law me" said Mrs. Barton, 'T knew
II. honey, without his tellin' mel What's
bred In the bone But you all always
made Il up then. and you always will
| know that too"
II hope So" Nick assured her ear.
nestly.
Elizabeth looked straight in front OF
her.
You were pointedly made for each
other. Where you goin' on your honey.
moon?"
I'VE had thought of California" said
Nick quietly, while the girl beside him
WINGED.
That's right" Mrs. Barton agreed.
'See your own country first and heath.
en- lands afterward. And who're your
bridesmaids to be, Bessie?"
Elizabeth hesltated miserably. Mrs.
Barton's words were like salt In a new
cut. They had discussed their plans so
happily. and now that II was all over.
she could not forget It. She waited.
like a coward, for Nick, but he sat quite
silent.
Your sister, OF eourse?' said Mrs.
Barton.
''0h, it's alr'- Elizabeth stopped.
"All undecided" the old lady suggest.
ed. Il s'pose so. But June Is only three
months or now. Coin to housekeepin'
afterward or goin' to boardy'
Housekeeping" said Nick curtly.
"The curtain is going up again."
Nick added hastily.
Elizabeth sat In comparative peace
through the rest OF the programme.
Then the last performer came to the
front Of the stage-a boyish looking
man In the conventional evening dress
Of the vaudeville songster. The or
chestra preluded softly for a moment,
and over the darkened theater the
mans voice rang out infinitely rich
and deep:
"oh, twas sweet OF old, when our
love we told
ASHORE" whispered Mrs. Barton de-
lightedly.
The beautiful voice sobbed and
sank and rose again with the plain
tive cry Of the song and the last wall
ing chord:
Il am waiting for thee. ashore"
died away into perfect silence. There
was a thunder of applause.
"You used to sing that" Mrs. Bar
ton whispered to Nick. "the year after
you finished college. / guess Bessie
remembers It. You sang It at my
house one night-don't you know, Bes-
sie?'
"I-I-yes, l think do,' said a
wretched and uncertain Elizabeth.
The man on the stage sang the last
bars Of the song again.
Elizabeth" said Nick, very low.
Elizabeth turned, startled at the
sudden call, and the eyes she lifted
were heavy with tears.
ASHORE" said Nick, lower still.
Then he helped her into her coat
and wrung her hand beneath Its shell
tering folds.
Mrs. Barton bestowed a parting
benediction on them.
I'm real glad I've seen you," she
said, beaming, Give my love to your
mother, Bessie, and don't forget to.
send me my invitation to the we'd
din"
ut shall be the first one sent out.
dear Mrs. Barton" said Elizabeth hap.
PLY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
A Real Performance,

A small boy ran excitedly into N,
house, He had been watching IN
neral cortege depart from neighbor''
house.
Mother" he shouted. 1t was d
grand funeral, There were twent,
carriages besides the rehearsalw-Lip
pincott's Magazine.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
RuunE Passion.

"You nave only two months longer TO
live" the physician told him.
Then don't say anything about 1t,
doctor" said the consumptive sport
Il can get a whole lot of bets on that
proposition. Chicago Tribune.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
Taking Him Down,

Brightley-How do you do. Mr.. Pom
pusf
Pompus (trigldly) - Really-er-you
have the advantage Of me
Brightsey-Apparently have. Your
manners are as bad as you'd have me
believe your memory to be.--Catholic
Standard and Times.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
An Entr'acte
BY FANNIE HEASLIP LEO

copyriht 1905, by Fannie Heaslip Leo
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
Something 10 Blow In.

Bifklns-Your wife blows in lot of
your hard earned coin, doesn't she?
Mlfkins-I should say so. Why, she
has one lace handkerchief that cost
$20.-Chicago News.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED.
CALL FOR BIDS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
cciycd at the Office Of the architect
at the Occident Hotel until o'clock p.
NJ, July II, for piliug and Gaping foun'
dation on lot, cor. llth and Duane sts.,
Astoria, Ore. 4. s. Reed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-20
MILK DEALERS.
IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH

IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH
You will demand PURE MILK, Fresh
From Healthy Cows.
1t is our aim to supply the need. Our
us, while newcomers are recommended
regular patrons continue to deal with
to our milk depot by knowing friends.
Morning or night delivery.
THE sLooP.JEFFERs CO., 10th and
Duane streets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
THE SANTA Fg ROAD
READY TO COOPERATE

II Is barely possible that the city
oi Albuquerque aud the Santa re rail
way company have al last gotten 10.
gciher on the dyke question. This
afternoon Mayor Frank Mckee. City
Engineer PITT Ross and Alderman
hanley. representing the city. and
General superintendent u. G. Cain,
representing the santS Re. met In Mr..
cams private car To discuss the slt.
uatlon. Al the time the reporter call.
rd MI. Cain had a map OF the situation
spread out on his knees and the other
gentlemen were grouped around In
'front.' Of him. 4 Is plain that the
santa ~ Is anxious aud very anxious
u get a substantial dyke built on the
east side OF the Rio Grande norta OF
this city. although Mr. Cain would not
say so. and u Is Dlore than likely that
the company viii cooperate with the
city Ia the matter.
ON being qulzzed a. to what his
business was In the city. Mr. Cain
SAID thar he had come down from Ia
Junta 20 escape the cold weather. bat
u is more than probable that he came
Tor the special purpose Of meeting tho
city council on the dyke business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
BIG FAIR WILL Dc
HELD SEPTEMBER 10 TO a

quorum OF the executive com.
mittee ~ the New Mexico Territorial
Fair association. for the 1905 fair
met last night at the office OF the sec.
Rotary a. tie Surety Investment com.
pany, ana among other business trans.
acted, so. the dates for the fan fair.
namely the third week "a September.
or TO be more exact from september
rs to %. inclusive.
The direct Ia holding the fair a
month earlier than the past three
fairs MAS to give the ranchmen, the
farmers, The fruit and truck raisers an
opportunity. before the cold, frosty
niEtts. TO place on exhibition the act
ual eHourros OF the territory.
Tho secretary announced that he
had eOAyersed with several dry goods
merchants as 10 colors for the fair
and they would have an extra supply
N land The oolors adopted are
green, cardinal and cream
The secretary read number OF lot.
teri, proving concluslyely that even al
this carly day people on the outside.
exhibitors and privilege men, are
anxious 10 learn something OF the fall
Festivities which will be held In this
city the third week In September.
The horse races for the fair, and
the carnival attractions we're fully dis.
cussed. aud these matters will be TAX.
ca up In plenty Of time to secure the
best on the road by the secretary
and executive committee.
THIS was the arst official meeting
Of the executive committee. and much
enthusiasm was manifested. II IL a
fcregone conclusion that the Twenty.
hfth annual territorial fair will be q
whopper. and Col. W. II. Greer. the
president, and Col. ID. X. v. s0llers.
the secretary with the aid OF a good
working committee, will make Il the
very best ever held IN this city.
The meeting adjourned subject TO
call by the president.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
Bill Sent to Conferences.

Washington, Fob. i7.--The house To.
Cay by a vote of l6t To l27 adopted a
resolution sending the statehood bill
20 conference. Before the bin was
ordered 10 conference. Lloyd, (Mls.
souri, charged that thirtynye repub.
licans who were In sympathy with
democrats on statehood question had
been c0erced hy rules and leadership.
Powers. (Malne). said he was not
aware that there were thirty.fiye re.
publican recalcitrants or that Lloyd
was designated to present a statement
OF their wrongs
Tho rule likewise was criticized by
Williams, (Masgachusetts) who said
both New Mexico and Arizona desired
separate statehood. Il challenge the
gentleman now. | dare the majority
Of this house To- let US have a vote on
that question" he said.
Williams referred 20 the sO.called
recalcitrant republicans who had been
whipped into line as blanket In
dians. lie said that II they had been
lei alone and not bound In writing
hand and foot the minority plus those
men would have been able 10 adopi
the amendment as 10 New Mexico.
Williams provoked laughter when
he compared the speaker with tho
noted Indian chief named "Old Man
Afraid OF TITS People" and said that
the speaker would go down In histoy
as The "Old Man Afraid OF His Ma.
iority"
Grosyenor delivered some sarcastic
remarks on the futility OF following
the minority OF the house that was
growing smaller by degrees and visit.
bly, less" and said that the position
OF Williams II carried into execution
would defeat creation OF any state
during this congress.
McLachlan, tCalisornial. voted with
the democrats IN opposition 60 the res.
oluiion. The speaker announced az
the house conference committee Ham
ilton, Michigan; Powers, Maine. and
Money Tennessee.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
CFr0m Fridays Daily Cpizen

From Fridays Daily CRizen1
Attorney Herbert y. Raynolds re-
turned this morning from hurried
trip 90 El PasG
O. ". Marion. attorney. who was al
santa Ell watching legislation, has re-.
turned 10 the city
Joe Holman, Of Posture. nOythern
New Mexico, ~ here "a visit his sisr or.
Mrs. Samuel Neustadt.
A Stilb, tho retired Santa Re mer.
chant, arrived frOm El Paso this morn
ing and Is guest at the AlyuradO.
q. q. Wilson, the manager of the
Continental on company In New Mex.
100 returned last night from Santa Fe.
Miss Lou Hughes is in the city
nom Santa Fc tO spend the sunday
with her parents and tc attend the
Molha concert.
Thomas Walsh and wife have 70.
turned from Santa re. where thoy left
their son Arthur atfcAdng ~ Mich.
ael's college.
Miss Bertha stab. with relatives
In Tho cty, came la last night from
santa Fe and win take In the MelbA
concert tonight.
Mrs. W l.. Crockett aud others from
las Vegas Sho will ATTEND the Melba
concert here tonight arrived last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
a oooo ADVERTISING SCHEME.

A progressive western town has hlt
upon a rather novel advertising plan.
and u might be adopted elsewhere "a
good advantage. On all trains stop
ping az his town man passes
through the cars and distributes "a
passengers neatly printed circulars 90
which is the following
This stop "a Selfrcd. a town with
a population OF $500 inhabitants.
~ has good schools and churches.
enc public buildings handsome resi-.
dences broad, shady streets, well
paved and cared for
II Is one OF the cleanest and pref.
TEST towns Ia tho state
''lts advantages as a manufacturing
center are unsurpassed
lis banks are az sound as YOU can
find anywhere IN the united states
II has good roads association and
town Improvement society.
~ has an abundant supply Of the
purest water on earth.
1T is a progressive Town, inhabited
by a progressive people
Perhaps you live In a dead town
and wan To get out Of H. II 30 spend
a day or two Ia Selfred ana yOu'u
soon be one Of Ia citizens. Further
particulars cheerfully furnished"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
GEMS or THOUGHT

Forboar TO Judge. for we are sin
nors all Shakespeare.
The root of an discomfort Is self
love- J Clarke.
Plaglarists are always susplciOus Of
being stolcu from CoiCridge
Evil Il wroughf by want OF thought
as we'll az by want OF heart Hood.
A great mans path d strewn with
tho things no has learned % do with.
Out. Phillips Brooks.
Fame-.A few words upon tomb.
stone and the truth OF those not 20 he
depended on.--tioveo.
A noble hear. like the sun. showeih
itH greatest cOuntenance In its lowest
eatate.--Sir Philip sidney.
II has been the fate OF an bold adj.
ven'urers and reformcrs 20 be osteom.
cd insanc.-g y. Cheever
That charity rs bad which takes
from independence its proper pride
and from mendicity ts proper shame.
--Souihoy.
II is only boy labor that thought can
be- made healthy. and only by thought
that labor can be made happy
Ruskln.
Every year strips as of al least one
vain expectation and teaches az 20
reckon Some solid good In 80 stead
George Eliot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
RAILROADS DOING WELL
WITH CONSCIENCE FARES

want to clear myself before God
on the Judgment day" Is the way n
plaintlve letter inolosing gi55 to Gen.
eral Agent J. +. Nallsry OF the Bur.
lingion ro0d. reads. Mr.. Vallery re-.
ceiFed the money yestorday from some
cOnscicnce-atricksn Denver woman.
who would not sign her name. says
the Denver News.
About ten years ago" tho letter
continued, Il rode on the burlington
from Brush, Colo. 20 Denver, but /
only paid the conductor g. Inclosed
Is tho balance"
II do not believe We ever got the
original 81 smiled Mr.. Vallery as he
opened another letter This also wa
for the conscience fund" Unlike the
nrst u ala not inclose fare long
overdue. Instead, Il admitted guilt
aud asked for a schedule 81 fares for
several different rides.
! got several rides falsely over the
BURLINGTON read the iotter, which was
from Greeley, "and want 10 pay now
what ! owe, but ! DO not know The
amount
Please tell me what the fare h
from Fort Morgan to McCook. Neh
from BARLEY % Hastings. Neb.. and
e an Omaha 10 Grand Island said
abs chronic offenders note.
The Greeley man said he was truly
penitent for his deeds and wanted a
ef'bedule of his debts rushed 20 him
lilo signed his name, and the reply for.
warded said that he owed ti4O3.
The wave of goodness which h In.
crcasing the Burlington COINCIDENCE
mt,d also MT the Colorado a south
eru yesterday. A man who refused 20
give his name walked up TO G.. A.
Lindsey chief clerk 10 Passenger
Aeenf r r. Fisher and handed out
$3.50. Il beat your road out OF that
twelve years ago, and Il has worried
me ever since wan the Only comment
Of the stranger.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

A sensational arrost OF alleged cat
ne rustlors was made near Captain
Constable Columbus Byheld and ex
sheriff James Brent. despite a blind
ing snow storm. rode % the ranch 81
Robert Leslie cinhi miles south Oi
White Oaks, and there found che
freshly bticherod carcnssos OF nine
heoves and hides bearing the brands
OF the CarlzogO Cattle company the
III Captain Cattle company and the
Three Blocks company. IN a pom near
by wore four cat cows OF the same
brands. l.eslle's seven een-year-oid
son was the only person on tho ranch
and his effort TO hide was vain Elisha
leslie, an older son. was captured by
a posse soon afterward The l.oeiies
have been under suspicion for some
time. and Elisha Leslie was Indicted
two years ago. but escaped 10 Arizona.
returning few weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

The world ID too FUN % sadness and
SORROW. misery ami sickness. "a needs
more sunshine. d needs cheerful lives
which radiaio gladnces; Il needs en-.
couragcrs who win ma and not bear
down, wno VII encourage. not Dis.
courage.
VINO can estimate the value OF q
sunny soul. who scnttors eiadness ana
good cheer wherever he goes. instead
~ whom and aadnrss7 Everybody b.
arractod tn thrso cheerful faces and
sunny lives Fand repealed hy The
gloomy, morOse ane the sad We envy
people who radiate cheer wherever
ihey go and bring ont eladness from
every pore. Money houses ANA lands
look contemplate beside such a dis.
position. The ability TO rudlato sun.
shine 10 a greater power than beauty
or Than mere mental accomplish.
monW Success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
THE NAVAJO BLANKET.


out In the land OF little rain.
OF canyon rift and cactus plain,
An Indian woman, short and swaf1,
This blanket wOye with patient art;
Aud day by day. through all n year.
Before her loom, by pattern queer.
She StOlldly a story told
A legend 10 her people. old
With thread on thread aud line on line
She wrought each curious design.
The symbol OF the day and nlght,
OF desert and 81 mountain height,
or journey long and storm hoset,
OF village passed and dangers mot,
OF winds aud seasons, cold and heat,
Of famine harsh and plenty sweet.
Now In thla paletaco home u Hes,
'Ncath careless, unsuspectinF eyes
Which never read the tale that runs
A course Of ancient, mystic suns.
To as MS simply many hued,
OF fgures barharous and rude.
Appeals Ia vain Ia pictured lore;
An Indian blanket -nOthing more,
The Earth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

Compar e. Of Santa Fe. First regi
ment OF Hlntry. ~ ~ \. g.. had an
inspection " Adiutant General Tark.
lnFton a rs armory IN the Fort
Marcy AL. lon Captain Abbott and
Lieutenon McCrimmon were Ia at.
tendance nd about thirty enlisted
men. AdiI aMt General Harrington
was rathr pleased with the appear.
ance Of ite company. but stated that
more drill and practice were neces-
sary and hat a higher grade OF cfii-
cheney would h. demanded The com.
pany will te again inspected next
month prDTlratory 10 the inspection
Ia April boy captain Vestel OF the rog.
ular army accordance with lnstruc.
lions from fe secretary OF war.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
ITEMS or INTEREST,

The famous house OF Hlghgate.
London, where Colerldgo lived, Is Ia
be .Orn GOwn.
John X. Harvey, recently reelected
mayor of Waltham, Mass.. was born
IN a log hut
Mrs. Elizabeth Pyle. who lately died
at Paterson, y, j.. during her NE.
time gave S5o0. 600 10 charity.
The total OF giving for missions m
the Methodist church last year wa
more than $500 600.
The Crystal palace accommodates
more poaple than any other building
Ia the world II viii hold 100000.
President Rooseyelts grandfather
was the first man 10 navigate a sttssm.
boat on the Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers
A French professor Is the owner Of
a collection OF $50 human hoada. rep
resonting every known race of PEG.
pie.
Fir will grow At az great an altitude
as $500 feet ahOve sea level. yellow
pine al 6.2N0 feet. ash as $500 feet.
ana oak az 1850 feet The vine coas.
cs to grow az about $500 feet,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

night from tho north.
DR. q. w. Harrison. who waa at
santa PC Ia ne interest Of legislation
FOR Che New Mexican ioafd Of health.
returned go the city lag night
stephen Canarvan, the Assessor OF
Mckinley county, who was az santa
re ON legislative matters, Ia here 10.
day and will atiend the Mclha concert
tonight
Morris Abraham arrived from silver
City thia morning aad will lOca'e don.
uitoly In Albuquerque. Mr. Abraham
Is a brother az Mrs Copp. wife OF DR..
COpp the dentist
Otto p. Grant a young attorney Of
Columbus City, Ind. accompanied by
Mrs Grant Us here. and will remain
a few days He "a looking up a ioca.
Zion To establish an Office.
10 might Boz well for horseback
riders 90 beware Of The oiled curves
and frogs OF the street car tracks.
They are treacherous 10 horses feet.
especially when che animal ls moving
swiftly.
There win be- n regular meeting Of
Adah chapter No. .. O. y. s. Friday
evening. February ~, AZ 7.S0 o'clock
Visiting members cordially lnvltod. by
order OF worthy matrOn Laura fluke,
secretary.
Miss Maud McF1o. of santa Fc. and
Miss Peel, 81 indianapolis, vim Is The
guest OF Miss McFlc. passed through
tho city last night en- rOWo 90 las
Cruces whore they Win be the guests
of frie1ds.
The New Mexican says l.. N VII
lians. roadmaHter ON the Santa Re
Gem raj. arrived ir the city late last
nigh, on the hrst train through on this
road since Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MAJOR LLEWELLYN AND
THE INAUGURAL PARADE

A special dispatch from Washlnr
ION. dated February 10. says. General
Chafiec. who VIII be grand marshal OF
the inaugural parade March 4. has ten
dered n position on his stan 20 Colonel
Jay T.. rorrey. OF Wyoming. former
commander OF the second volunteer
cavalry. composed OF Colorado, Utah
Wyoming, Idaho and Nevada volun
toers In the spanish war.
Major Llowellyn, Of New Mexico
who Is here. has completed arrange
ments for bringing 20 the lnaugura'
ton a company OF thirty former mem
hers OF tho FRS volunteer cavalry
RoOseYelt'a regiment, who will form
part % tho personal escort OF the
president on the march from the
White House to the capitol.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18

colurcd She claimed that her spouse
had threatened 10 kiil her and that she
would lihe 70 have him locked up. Mr..
Bowman went che route given Wright.
and their bonds were hxod NJ $3.50
each
a young man. who gave hts name a.
GeorKe Samlc, wus discovered m the
room of w. A. kael a. the Lludcl
house Yesterday. and ID was suspl.
cipnod that be was there fog no rood
purpose lie could not give good
explanation why he was tncrc. and no
was bound over to the grand Jury to
stand an Investigation whicn may
lnd HIM guilty of larceny from u resi-
dence, as gold pin was missed from
the room Ia which be- was discovered
Il "a n true saying that one never
iOrgois he taste NJ champagne q. ".
Cleveland came here from Boston To
work for the American Lumber com.
pany after couple Of months hiE
hlKh class OF services we're dispensed
with. Mr. Cleveland soon won't broke.
but he had stimulated habit from
which he could not break. and last
night he wandered into Icigcrs cafe
and ordered n hne ouppor and bottle
OF Mumm's extra dry. Ho could MOI
settle the hill, and o. policeman took
HIM 10 the city haatile We "a n large
man. with a light mustache and Is DO.
lng ten days on the street uudor TIE
direction 90 Commissioner riernoy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
WORKING FOR the
WHOLE TERRITORY

o The following special from our Q
. Washington correspondent, was Q
Q received too late for yesterday 9
Q afternoons issue. Q
Q Washington, Feb l6.-Dele. o
. gate Elect Andrews was on the Q
Q firing line today when the vote Q
. on appropriations was taken in Q
. the house. The appropriations 9
. for public buildings for Albuquer- Q
Q Que aud Las Vegas were knocked 9
. out by the house. Andrews ai 9
. once went into long consulta' 9
Q tion with Senator Beyerldge with Q
Q the result than an amendment .
Q was offered giving Albuquerque .
. a public building TO cost 5000 900 Q
g and giving Las Vegas a building .
9 between the new and old towns o
Q TO cost $4,000. o
o o o O o o o Q o o q o o q o o o
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-18
MEXICAN CENTRAL rs
SUED FOR DAMAGES

The Mexlcen Central Is defendant In
a suit for $3.50 damages filed In tha
district court BY George E. Rich. SAYS
the w Paso Herald.
Mr. Rich alleges thai about year
ago he bought a quantity OF expensive
pottery IN uuadalrjara and shipped Il
10 g. lOuls, the shipping contract be
Ing made with the Mexican Central.
He further alleges that TIE contract
provided that the pottery should be-
packed In a special car and that this
car should he run through to ST. louis
without being unloaded en- route. He
claims that his pottery was at least
twice transferred from car 20 car en-
route, was cWelcasly handled and
much OF u was broken.