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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
A uUEsTloN AND ITS ANsWEl

Did it ever occur to you that hor
 papers standard Is gauged by It's cireu'H an tionf We do not boast of the iasse" aaSs the largest in the State of Alabama. or any ans other State or Territory of corresponu.rrSS population. That why The Montso.nn,d ,d ard and makes 1t the most vaiuaDis nab- for both the advertising and reaua rea.,ea ranJ lie. The following statemen, c. shows the actual net circulation of The Adver Ans, for each day in the month or NoEe"'
 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Can't Lose Him.

Mobile Register
 w. J. Byan Is determined that the
 men who save the country shall not | lose sight of him. He has placed all | the Democratic members of Congress 1 on The Commoner's complimentary list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
He Likes Rats.

Birmingham Age-Herald.
 There Is a man in Ohio who says he likes fat rats better than chickens. A great many people would be glad to furnish him with game for the remain der of his days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

The fact that an entire day passed without the filing of a divorce suit in Chicago is being generally and widely exploited. It is such a rare event as to merit comment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Probably.
Mobile Item.

I
 In addition to designating the Tom Watson vote as the Lonesome vote" The Montgomery Advertiser asks if | Tom Watson is going to use hot air motor for running his magazine press, or will all that be used In editorials? | Probably the latter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
VIII Net Do It.
I,otba0 SiftinOs

Dothan Siftjngs.
 No need to warn the farmers about not burning their cotton to run sthe price up. They will not do 1t. It is too hard to make and too easy to keep And wait for a better price, to think of destroying it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
For Law and order. D I. m 1 n rr h n m ndnnf

BIrmInBham LeuBtT.
 Governor Vardaman has done more
 for law and order In Mississippi than any Governor of recent years. s.One pa | per in his State says if Vardaman | would only act and not talk he would | be great.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

On the whole, the weather man was was getting into place. It might have been much worse. as 1t was ,n many places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
yoyrurER. 1904.

SuHuas AVehuBes NOYeHnDers I0V1. - P. J. Kelly. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser, being duly sworn. vertiser's daily circulation for the month of November. s' is true and correct, and compiled afts all returns from news boys news agents and leftover copies have been deducted. P. J. KELLY.
 Circulation ManageE
 The Advertiser Company. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of December. 1904.
 F. W. JACKSON.
 N. F., Ex-O. J. P.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03
Ia the Victim.

Huntsville Tribune.
 Mrs. Chadwick insists that her hus- band is the victim of circumstances. His wife seems to be the controlling circumstances in his case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

The real way to effect disarmament of the nations Is indicated bv the Brit. ish admiralty, which has decided that relations are so friendly between thai warshigs are Rseded on this coast Omaha Bee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

After all the disputes and disputa- tions 1t seems that Depew, the ancient joker, will get there again. They cant Bose ChanneeS-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-03

| < 4 < < < < < < < < < Y : ( WHAT THE STATE PAPERS .
 ARE SAYING.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

Territory Of New Mexico. County OF
herualillo. IN the District Court.
John A. Henry Plaintiff,
We. No. 800.
Elizabeth W. Conrad. and on uhRf. IN
claimants OF interest IN the property
hereinafter described. adverse to
plaintiff, Defendants
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants and
90 am whom q may concern:
This ls to give notice that the above
named suit o. now pending In iho Dis.
trict Court In and for the County of
BornaillO. In and by which suit the
plaintiff seeks 10 establish hiR title TO
lots seven tD. eight 80. nine 90,
Zen ti0l, eleven en-, and twelve ti2l,
IN block nvc go OF the Browncwoll q
iAila Highland Addition 10 the city
~ Albuquerque, IN the said County Of
bernnlil.o and Territory Of New Mex
leo. against the claims Of said defend.
ants. and that unless you enter your
appearance IN said cause on or before
the Both day OF september. 1905,
Judgment by default will be rendered
against you. and the plaintiff viii be
entitled 90 the relief asked for In tho
compliant filed In said cause
w n. DAME.
Clerk of District Court.
w No. ChHdors. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff
First publieailog August ~. 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
BROWNS ARE ONLY TEASING
THE TEAM rs ALSO GETTING THE
WORST or IT FROM THE UM.
PRE-. GUT CAN THIS DEFEAT
THEM ALWANs9


u ralned az Clifton yesterday and
the game between the Browns and
MorencI was postponed clifton and
The Browns wii cross bats today and
thoy VIII bee given a chance at Morencl
again tomorrow ON SUNDAY tho
Browns VIII play two games. one with
Clifton ana one with Moronci.
They VIII return 90 IN Pasu Tor two
games with the Browns of that city.
and wiz bo home about Friday OF next
week.
In "A letter to Manager Houston.
French who IS captainlng tho Browns
ON their tour. said that they were
getting the worst Of u from an unfair
umpire. hut there was a prospect OF
having the erroneous knight of The iu.
dicaf0r removed and that the Browns
Wil had "a good chance OF carrying
away e winning number of the series
at Clifton. This letter was written.
however inst after the Browns were
defeated hy MOToncl by n score OF
to 2 and before the I io o pamo with
Clifton Mr. French may have changed
Dos mind since then.
Tho games al clifton are being play
pd un grounds with % short fence aud
one fly over the fence for Morencl on
Tuesday resulted IN four runs. French
SAYS that II "Bllly' Petus worc down
there DO would get a home run every
time he Went 10 bat. League rules
prevail al Clifton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE

Territory OF New Mexico. County of
bcrnalll0 On thc District Court
John a. Henry, Plaintiff.
vs. No. $3.50
william J Morgan and all unknown
claimants of interest ln the property
hereinafter dcscrlbod, adverse to
plaintiff. Defendants
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants and
40 nll whom a. may concern
This is 90 give notice that the above
nHwC1 suit is now pending in The Dis
trct Court. ID and for the County OF
ncrua Mo- In and by which suit the
plaintiff saoka 90 establish his title 10
all Of Blook I'D" of the County
Addition 10 the city of Albu.
Qucrquo. In the said County OF
BernallllO and Territory of New Mex.
leo. against the claims of said defend
ants. and that unless you enter your
appearance Ia said canse ON or before
tho 20th day Of September. 1905.
Judgment by default VIII be rendered
against YOU. and the plaintiff will DO
entitled 90 the relief asked Tor Ia the
complaint nlod In said cause.
w 70. DAME.
Clerk of District Court
W n. Chllders. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication, August IL, 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
TO THE PUBLIC

In reply 10 the unproyoked. mali
clous, vicious aud every way uutra-
geous attack upon me la The Morning
Journal, ! wish 10 say that OF the pre-
tended interview with me contained
therein. the-e "a not word OF truth
in an OF d., except the one clause In
which CAV: "Ill admit that | did sec
the reporter at that time and place
The entire remainder Of the so-called
Interview never took place. Il was
made out OF whole cloth As 10 the
sc0nndreily editorial about me this
mOrning, | think for the present, Il
may be LETT 90 the Judgment Of all
fair minded citizens. Below will be
found the affidavit OF Mr.. 5. w. New
conner. who WAS present this morning
when asked the business manager Of
the journal Il be- stood for the inter.
View, az published this morning. DO
being present al the time the ailcgod
second interview took place.
GEORGE =. LEARNARD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE

Territory % New Mexico. County OF
nrnalillo In the District Court.
John a. Henry Plaintiff
Vs. No GS5i
sllue y Canoe. and an unknown
claimants of interest On the property
hereinafter described. adverse 10
plaintiff Defendants
Notice OF Publication.
To the above named Defendants aud
to all whom 10 may concern
Thls Do 90 give n0tlCC that the above
named suit ls now pending la the Dis
trct Court la and for the County OF
herna,illo, in aud by which suit the
plaintiff seeks 90 establish hts title 10
Lots seven 90. eight (S). nine tol.
in Block twentyong (2D. of the
lrowuewoll a fails Addition To city
of Albuquerque. IN the said C0uLiy of
hernalilo and Territory of New Mex
icO. against the claims of said defend
ants, and that unless you enter your
appearance 10 said cause on or before
tho 30th day OF september. 1905,
Judgment by default Will pc rendered
against you. and the plaintiff viii be
entitled To the relief asked for la tho
complaint filed In said cause.
W y DAME.
Clerk OF District Court.
w. q. Chlldcrs. Albuquerque. New
Mexico Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication. August ~. 1908.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
NT2(O[P2 C50[Z[g TCIl0S ~,.rr..

Instead Of a hleA ridge in a half
desert country
What Does u.
Cultivation asa 20 al Not drop oi
Yaier Wns applied arilhclally 10 these
Fields. There o. mono within reach to
amply. The soii d plowgd az early az
possible the summer before the crop
is 3D. he planted Within four OF five
hours after powing. what is known as
packer is run over the ground. This
usckor. doslgncl by Mr Campbell
couai8fs Of series Of wheels, with
wcfrn shaped. instead of nat rims,
mounted or an axle and packs the
soil atareilv instead OF vertically.
This is 100 lcagc 30 argo afr spaces In
ihc lower part of ihe furrow. out the
1ffncs lnose. Every fow weeks
thereafter until seeding f'me the deld
ig eono over rifh n harrow That mere
ly fhca thc surface forming a dust
Blanket fhat prevents me moisture In
tho son from RISING AVID osclpnR. n
80 should rain. fhis dust blanket ~
usri % once to form another. In this
Wrv osorg Iron of water ls stored up
ard tro .oi 70 put IN ideal condition
FOR rnrTfnn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
RussiA's REPLY READY
FOR DELIVERY TOMORROW

Portsmouth. n. a.. Aug. 1.-THE
Russian reply Is practically slroady
completed and viii be handed by Mr.
Wife 90 Baron kOmura tomorrow
morning. Mr. White has officially no.
iincd Baron K0mura OF this fact. and
an official call for a meeting OF the
conference at that hour has been H..
sued
White explained this morning 10 the
associated Press correspondent that
he had written his reply during the
night in Russian. and the secretaries
are now engaged in TRANSMITTING q into
French and English,
Wittoe took occasion 10 demy tho
current report that the answNr had
been dedicated from g. Petersburg.
Tie explained his powers were such
that Il WAS not necessary for him 20
await Instructions from 81. Peters,
burg or Poteghof.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

Special correspondence TO Tho CitIzon
Washington, Aug l0.-The over
hauling which has begun in The de'
partmeut OF agriculture VIII he sure
60 develop other irregularities. Il not
gratis
The trouble with the department OF
agriculture iH lack of executive con
troll. Il has been running iof a mum.
Der OF years with scarcely any reg.
uiatlou, Spending yearly upward ~
&0,l0o,O0O, tho big specific bureaus Of
which Il "a made up have had pract.
ically no regulation or oversight
Secretary Wilson Is man OF nm
doubted integrity. He a. not a good
executive Ills chief lieutenant. up
20 juno "a 1904, Assistant Secretary
Jos, u. brigham, rendered him no
eihclent ala in this regard. Col
brigham was appointed for political
reasons by President Mckinley Is
~ an open secret that IN the position
OF assistant secretary OF agriculture
he was only On the way.
Secretary Wilson was often away
from Washington. During campaigns
and for a considerable period before
and afier, Il has been his custom TO
take the stump among the farmers.
In fact, II has come 20 be an almost
recognized part OF bis olncial duties
30 travel about the country. address.
ing oranges and farmer organizations.
During the short periods when be was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

This ia cauaed by iho Improved soil
and moisture conditions
ln the suring of the year The wheat
Do narrowed twice hy o. specially Dc.
vlaed sprIug tooth harrow This cui.
titatcs the young plants and forms a
soil mulch to prevent evaporation.
AZ least once In three years she
col rs allowed Co lic ldie through the
,ummer. being plowcd early and sum
meT inilowed IN ;his way q supply
Of moisture is stored up Tor the CON
ing crops This only gives two crops
in three yoars hHi the farmer only
has the expense of scelisg and har
vostlng two crops. beside nvlnr half
or moro OF 90 leoi Aa1. and very
Important m1 re lg sure OF q crop
every dmo ha a~Ns.
Good for Orchards.
Vho nuo method can no Applied 90
.aE r lus WIN trCcs .c ground ls
@nN ,ti .horoua hut 1n other
rrcu own Crcharfs eri four or
Cd rt.nU lns iu.us .o rumor.
uero arf there tho ihnNug farm
gr are an.ar ho'f of 1ls new
mrf'.1 to eowo crtoTt Ife onor.
collie f7rmer vii soon ndrr' 'he sys'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
ApMINIeTRAToa,s NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given that the IN
dersigned, administrator of the estate
OF Mary y. Gilmore. deceased has
flied his final report IN the Probate
Court OF Bornalillo county Territory
OF New Mexico. and asked that his
said report be- approved and he dis
charged as such administrator.
That the Judge OF said court has
fixed Monday. September 18Th. A. d.
1905. AZ which time any objections 20
the approval ~ said report and tho
granting of said discharge will DO
heard.
NJ p. sTAMN.
Administrator of Estate Of Mary T..
Gilmore deceased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

whether he bought, begged or stole Il.
He met some boys on the plaza ana
inquired n they knew OF anyone who
he'd a dog for sale. They treated him
with scorn. lie went 90 the hotel,
with no better results he inquired at
several stores and stopped IN a news.
paper office to examine the advcr.
Elements, but al In vain. Nobody
had dogs 20 cell or give away Then
he dUtei mined TO kidnap one. and. OF
course, ran straight up against a %.
llceman. That suggested possible
alliance, offensive and defensive. aud
In a diplomatic manner he began 10
inquire a. 20 the number and oharac.
ter OF the dogs ia tho city OF santa
Pc The policeman Immediately con.
icased hat he was not posted on the
subject, and disclosed The fact that
the town marshal performed the du.
ties of pound master and was author
iacd TO seize. restrain and, u noces-
shry. exterminnte ali offensive mem.
beta OF the dog persuasion, In santa
Fc. Mr. simpson inquired where thar
Important official could be found, aud.
overriding him. entered into neFotia-
lions for the only dog In the pound.
u was a m0ngrel cur--a maverick
and stranger Ia town. The marshal
ala not know where he came from, or
why ne had cGmo TO Santa Re, but
offered 20 eel him for 81. Mr.. simp.
son thought thai was too much, and
proposed 90 cents ior the animal. AZ.
ter prolonged negotiations a compro
mise Was reached. Ms. simpson paid
the marshal a dollar and walked OF
Win the dog, which De carried 10 the
Indian school AID presented 20 iona.
Tho young woman was overcome with
loT. She could scarcely realize her
own happiness.
The next morning Superintendent
Crandall telepnOnod that iona Was the
happicst glrl ln New Mexico; that she
had washed the cur, aud combed ita
hair, had slcp, with Il, taken Il TO
the breakfast table In the morning.
and had named n Santa Fo Curtis
WILLIAM y. CURTIS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

ln Washington Ne could not Get into
very close touch With the big depsrt.
mental bureaus Secretary Wilson has
iaihorod tho department iu a benevo.
i.nt and kinds w1y. and has Led
things run under loose rein.
bui tho danger aad tho weakness
arises from One fact that everything
depends on he personal Integrity of
The men who chance 90 be al The head
OF me various bureaus Even Ina their
expenditure of money they were not
required to make any detailed or full
reports 90 me secretary
Atoms with the growth ana indie.
pehdonee nI che big bureaus there
arose ioalousies among the various
bureau heads aud thtso ioalousios re.
suited I'm secrecy as 90 the dolngs OF
me various bureaus The bug bureau
hnding NAT an appropriation % half
niiillou might be- made 10 fight the
cotton bon weevil aud wanflng that
sum Tor thpmeeiNCs would work aud
lobby AGAINST the plant breeding hu.
reau or Vice versa. for fear the other
seieutlsrs might be the ones selected
10 expond that monpy
The weakness IN the ONCE OF as.
aiaiaut secretary 81 agriculture has
been mcndod. A year ago Col. Brig.
ham died, and after the once HAD
been vacant for several months. the
president appointed Prof. Wiilett NJ.
Hays Of Minnesota State university
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

HN. a. D. NHNiN
ffiu city. Kan. Aug Goo whore
YOU viii aria me rumble of a coming
revolution I'M The farming methods oi
Enc rr,riarld hcf ran boz heard Nho
Ola hiiand.miss. feastaud.iaminc cor.
aiiinnr that hnvo prevailed are 10 BE-
eUeeeefoi hr continuous era OF
GOOD crrna. This Is no Sole dream.
In ftia revolution. cultivation d.
me wafrhworA. and ~ w Campbell
fnruor ana student ~ soils aud SOIL
cuiturp. ~ the leader There Gre
others who have heNu thinking ans
worklne along these Inca also. iu The
scmiarid or short gress country
This semlarid holf extends from
the CANADIAN border southwark
through the Dakotaa, eastern Mon.
tnnt. lming and Colorado and in
rlndca Wortern halves ~ Nehr7s
ha. Kansas .1 o.,lh0ma and paris
al Texas and has an area OF a quarter
million square mics The average
rainfall varies from ~ Inches on me
western 20 rs iuches on The eastern
border. never enough a. moistcn The
aoil deeper thnn three or fonr feet.
Below thia dcnih. until The under
ENMNNN .NNNN Wl MNNfl p" ANNN'NN..NH N'.N
soil 90 most places ia practically ify
and Hard There ie no store ui ulula'-
IRE ready go ho drawn pap hy capillary
attraction within reach ~ paut roots
IN IN The humid sections Tho only
thing that can be done is 40 preserve
carefully every drop of ralnwaicr ant
keep q where the plant can reach TO-.
THIS Is what the Campbell system
OF farming does.
Demonstration In Kansas.
Mr.. Campbell has been working on
Ms system of farming for the short.
grnss country for several years. Tic
demonstrated on bis own land On Ne
braska that u was success and
others began 20 note Il. Five years
AFRO J. =. Pomeroy. Of Colorado. In
dncod him to start a model farm on
this system on land owned by Rome-
roy IN Graham county. Kansas, whore
the average rainfall is about nftoon
inches. Tho location selected ~ q
high ridge near Hill City thnt bad
boon farmod Cor hfteon Years. yet
never produced a paying crop prior 20
1900.
The results have been marvellous.
In the Eve years not less than forty
bushels Of wheat per acre have boon
harvested annually. while the average
OF Graham county far the same ycnrs
has been less than thirteen bushels
per acre.
Except along the streams. the grow.
ing Of trees had heon thought I'm.
possible IN Graham county yet on
this high ridge Campbeli's system has
produced trees that would be- a credit
90 any country IN The given length of
time. Elms and soft naples cher
ries, apples, peaches, plums and other
fruit trees are thriving MS though in
che fertile river bottoms Of Illinois
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE.


Territory OF New Mexico, County OF
Bernalillo, IN the District Court.
John A. Henry, Plaintiff.
vs.. No. GS52.
Halle Burke and ali unknown
claimants Of interest in the property
hereinafter described, adverse TO
plaintiff Defendants.
Notice Of Publication.
To the above named Defendants and
20 all whom Il may concern;
This f. 10 give notice that the above
named suit is nov pending In the Dis
trict Court In and for the County az
Bernaillo. Ia aud by which suit the
plaintiff seeks "a establish his title TO
the east half Of lot eight 90 and an
or lot nine t9l, In block twentythreS
t23l, of the Browuewoll a i.aifs
Highland Addition tO thu city OF
OF Albuquerque IN the said County OF
BornnlIlo and Territory Of New Mex.
leo. against the claims OF said defend.
ants, and that unless you enter your
appearance la said cause on or before
the 3oth day of september, 1895.
Judgment hy default win be- rendered
against you. and the plainiiff viii be
entitled to the relief asked Tor in tho
complaint filed In 6aid cause
W. r. DAME.
Clerk of District Court.
W H. ChildorB. Albuquerque. New
MeyIco Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication, August ~. 1905.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
CAHAoE NOT so GREAT
As AT FIRST REPORTED.

S'aro the excitement has quleted
doNr little q II found that the flood
dana at Carlsbad was NOT nearly
80 bar as az first reported The cleo.
trio Hight company may be able to
resume business Ia few days. and
ihe damage 20 the company Is be.
Noyed 60 Doe not more than one hund.
req dollars The county b idRC which
was reported gone stlll stands with
but slight damage 10 the approaches.
The rain ava ten times more good than
harm IN the recos valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
SANTA FE TRAINS IRE
AGAIN ON TIME

Trains Nos. . and OF yesterday.
and train No. 2 OF this morning, with
train No. 5 of this evening, Will ar
rive between the hours OF $3.50 and
8 50 tonight.
The washout west OF Needles, CAL,
has been repaired and trains are eX'
peotod to be running on schedule by
tomorrow.
No. 4 OF tonight, Is reported on time.
Trains Nos / and z, from the east, are
also reported on time.
Subscribe for The Citizen and get
the news.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
CAMPBELL SOIL PACKER
HOLD MOISTURE.


ono Of the most notable thInrs n
growing wheat by this method Is that
only thirty pounds of seed are sown
per acre. The ordinary methods re-
Quiro $50 10 10 pounds Of seed IN the
scmiarid belt while On the humid sec.
uonH go % 20 pounds are sowu on
the pomeroy model farm as many ~
rs stacks of wheat have been counted
az coming from one grain of seed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12
ASSAULTS A GIRL AND
IS BURNED AT THE STAKE.

Sulphur Springs, Texas, Aug. H.
A negro charged with assaulilng the
daughter OF a negro was burned az the
stake today. The crime was commit
ted early this morning. The town was
alarmed about an hour earlier, the
country was secured and the negro
nnally captured. Nc was taken 90 tho
court house square. chained 20 a stake
aud burned before an immense crowd
OF excited citlzena. The namo OF the
negro was Tom williams He at
tempted TO assault q l4-year-old girl.
Little resistance was made by the Of
nccrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-12

tenn entirely. The careless fellow has
no business IN the sefntarld belt. The
ireoless plans vii labound IN trees.
yielding luscious fruits. shade from
The burning summer sun, and shelter
from the piercing winter blasts.
Lands that have heen considered un'
inhabltnhie viii become regions of
happy and prosperous homes. All the
result ~ understanding how 20 take
advantage OF natures conditions.