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The weather.

The storm accompanied By snow and high winds
predicted 10 special bulletins by the Weather bureau
allied to mAtcrializc YESTERDAY. and instead clear
and colder weather prevailed IN the Atlantic
States.
Freezing aesther covered the entire country e1-
cent the south Atlantic aud east Gull states and the
p.ciG- coast. The trough " zero weather occupied
practically the same area ~ country as on friday,
stretching a. fsr south as northern Texas
There were light snow hurries In the lower Lake
regions and IN the Northwest Elsewhere the
weather was generally fair There were Compare
tl,s low pressure areas the south Florida coast
and on the coast OF oregon.
In mis- city the day was clear and colder. wind
,ris1 northwest Avrrag, humidity s. per cent.
harometer. corrected 20 read TO sea level, ats a NJ
80 80 SIP. ~. sO3i.
INC temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
on1cAl thermometer. Is shown In the annexed
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FRENCH PREMIER MAY QUIT.
GETS VOTE or CONFIDENCE. But
ONLY By MAJORITY OF TEN.
DisorderlI Scene In the Chamber or Dcpu-
ties AFTER Ills Defence or the Cow
crnment-Dlflcult 10 Garry out Ills
Plans vita HIS Present Backing
spernl ralle Drlpafcs to Tng srN.

Special Cahle Drsplics 20 THg sun
PARIS. Jan. IL. Tho Combes Ministry
whose downfall to-day was generally re-
garded as inevitable escaped defeat by
q majority OF 10
The Chamber to-day resumed the dis
c!4-ion 4 NJ. LHopiteau's Interpolation
coujemrng the general policy Of the
Cabinet, criticising the manner in which
the Law of Associations had been applied
the system of spying in the army and the
failure 10 accomplish promised reforms.
Premier Combes made a long defeIoe
OF the Government He declared that tho
Cabinet had condemned the systom Of
informing and had decided on the suppress
sion Of secret political reports.
Referring to the application Of the Asso-
Citations law. VI. Com5es eaid financial
necessities prevented the closing of oil con-
grcgatiouist educational establi shments
bu, the Government had prepared bill
which was only awaiting the signature Of
the Minister Of Finance. providing for
the suppression Of the congregational
hospitals in five years time. This caused
sensation.
After asking for a majority to pass the
Governments measures, including legia-
latIon for the separation Of Church and
State. VI. Combes concluded by declaring
thar he found himself confronted by n
coalition of impatient ambitions. The
Chamber would say whether it wished to
continue the forward march or make itself
the tool of reaction. The Government
had always acted in the interests Of the
republic.
a noisy discussion Of the question of in
forming in the army followed 1t became
70 tumultuous that VI. Douiner. the Presi-
dent OF the Chamber. vas compelled 20
suspend the sitting.
On the resumption Of tho session eight
orders Of the day were handed in. NJ
Combes rejected an order of the day puro
and simple on the ground that he wanted
mo- hulf measures. The Chamber, he de-
clarcd. must pass an order Of The day either
Of approval or ccnsr-e.
A vote Of censure asked for 10y VI. Paulns
was rejected POI to 277 Finally motion
Of confidence was adopted by a vote Of
go 10 30.
II IL believed that Premier Comics wing
20 the smallness of the maJorN Ae dis
heartcning difficulties in carrying out his
policy and the detection of so many Of his
Radical supporters. will resign Tomorrow
n +, considered that the Cabinet received
definite orders TO quit on Jan. 10. when II
received n heavy blow by the election Of
NJ Doumer to the presidency Of the Chamber
over the Ministerialist candidate,
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'UMBRIA "DYNAMITER" CAUGHT
MAN NABBED IN PHILADELPHIA
IS WANTED N NEW YORK.
Gcsslcr RoSeau's Pictures Look Like
Bosseo. Who sent the Harmless Internal
Machine TO the tunard DOck-Nash-
ngton Police Are Interested. Too.

Machine to the tunard DOck-Wash
ington Police Are Interested. TOO
The man who made I four flushing blua
at blowing up the Cunarder Umbria ut her
dock in this city on May o, 1903, has. II Is
thought, been caught in the person OF
" Gessler Rosseau, arrested yesterday In
Philadelph ia for having an Internal machine
In his possession while talking darby Of
Irish Nationalist plots.
It IS suggested also that he may be the
person who attempted TO blow up the statue
Of Frederick the Great in Washington last
veek but succeeded only in ploughing up
Riour inch by two foot nut in the ground.
That he Is the -Rosseo- for whom the
police searched all over the country after
the UInhra affair is made almost certain
by the Identification Of the Philadelphia
suspect photograph. This was shown to
Mrs. Currie with whom be boarded while he
was Matching lis plot against the Umbris,
and to two cGpressmen who carted about
bis internal machines which never informed.
They identified it positively.
lie Is more than u crank, he's lunetio,
the police think But that isn't tho only
strange thing about the career of this man
whose bluffs have at different times been a
wonder in two cities Another is that his
career IS marvellous duplicate Of
4 that Of Zero Jones, the blufing
dynamter Of Robert Louis Steven
sons The Dyn6miters Zero Jones
was the poor unfortunate who never
could manage to dynamite anything no
matter how hard he tried. until at last and
quite by accident he aged to dynamite
ms house and himself Not only that: tho
MINOR Incidents in the blood curdling CO -eer
OF hos-eau ara SO like those in the life Of
zero Jones as to suggest that he lost his
a'hl over The Dynamiters, which would
uc me most e1treWe case oil re Stevenson
craze on record.
NJ Gcsser Rosseau jumped into no.
lonely with the attempt on tho Umbria
Oh me morning Of May o 1903, Police Com
missioner Greene got letter stating that
we 'he Undersigned also known as tho
'a-'-a' had placed an Internal machine
On me Ombria to show what they proposed
30 70 British shipping if it didn't stay
out OF New York harbor The letter
signed -Pictd ucmartini, added in a post
'-''pl That there was no present danger
a. me battery was not attached. fuses
WITHOUT caps and lighter not set The
oo1' with iron handles, II anon tho trunks
~ steamer Lmoria,' was added a. an
ai'ertholght.
me police sped to the dock There was
Ky oo1 They inclined their cars A
S.DlS was ticking within. The Bureau o
.y,Ahl,lblcs came along and soaked
~ IA s,a~ater for an hour Then a hardy
COP opened H.
ne letter had told the truth. within
AZ 10 pounds Of dynamite and time
G,..aIse apparatus made OF an elect ri c
battery. the mechanism of n clock and a
Ssat lighter Il would have gone of in
,"''y hours, only, as stated. there we're
az Sai7 on the fuses and the trigger
M n''eh Vas to release the mechanism was
II vas found in time that Peter Battle
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DIED..

CAGutART.-On Jan. 10. At Saranso Lake, n. 2.
Charles Richards CAInArt, son OF William e.
and Augusta Il, CsrhGIt. aged - yeArs-
Funeral services viii he held At his late homo.
$50 Columbia Heights. Brooklyn, 90 Monday.
Jan. 10. a; go = 81 Kindly omit flowers
HoGAN.--on Saturday. at his residence. Us
West iolst ST., Hon. Edward. beloved hn-
band OF hGto Dyrne
Notice OF funeral hereafter
KoUWESBovHN.--on Saturday. Jan. H. 1906.
81 her residence, Shore road. Stairway.
Long Ishnd City. Eve Agnes. daughter OF the
late George and HeienAh Duryee Kouwen-
hevrn. in the nd year OF her age
Funeral private.
MEYER On jan. u. 1905, Ida Meyer. widow of
John n. Meyer.
Funeral services on sun Jan. Is. at her
late residence SIS Bedford ave. Brooklyn,
ASP. lnLorment private.
o'REIILY.On Friday. Jan. u. the Rev. Carts
topher B. O'Rcily late rector OF the Church
of 81. Martin OF Tours, lI2d 81. and CrotonA
sy. HrunI Borough
Funeral from the church, Monday Jan "a
Divine once at 10 =. NJ Solemn mass n,
1850 4. ST. lntermeni. 81 Raymonds Gene
tery, West Chester
SHRLLEY.-At PordhArn. New YORK city on En-
day. Jan. 10, 1905 Thomas Shelley.
Funeral from his late residence Jerome
corner OF 81. James st, on Monday morning.
Thence 10 the Church of our Lady OF Mercy
at half past v McmbeH OF the Holy Name
Society. Branch 81? Of the Church OF Our Lady
OF Mercy. respectfully invited.
WELLS MILITANT oRpER LorAL LHoIoS. UNrrIlD
5fA-Es- IosrAAsDEnT STATE or kBv YORK
--Compar ons are Informed OF the deAtA Of
Medical Director Henry < Weils. u. Nav,
Funeral services vii b- ne!d thh afternoon a,
30 O'Clock a. ie2 West End Av. Companions
are requested 70 attend ~ order OF
Gen. TuosAs HUBAARp. Comm Andor.
A. NOEL HI-NEEMAE Recorder
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member the Umbria affair They photo
graphed him and rushed the prints to New
YORK The prisoner was smooth shaven.
whlle the mysterious man Of Mrs Currie'z
boarding house had worn a small mus
tache. Yet MIS-. Currie identified u posi-
lively. So did Dillon and Butts. the ex-
pressmen. They will all go down to PhiIa-
delphla to-day 10 clinch the Identification
Arthur Carter. the cab driver who drove
the would-be destroyer Of the Frederick
the Great monument, will come from
Washington for the same purpose. The
Washington man wore "A black skull cap
under his hat just such a cap was found
among Rosseau's cfIecte The police OF
Chicago, Dublin, Boston. LONDON and
Paterson. y. J have been asked by wire
70 look through their records 10 find any
dynRmlter answering his specifications
\ wild theory was Matched Yesterday.
Roeaeau's moves for the Ta-t year are
unknown, but the hat lie was wearing
when arrested bore the mark Of n Denver
firm. Last June, in the Cripple Creek Col.
labor troubles. a railroad platform was
blown up by dynamite and thirteen miners
were killed. The criminal or criminals
were never caught. That RosseaU had
anything to do with this ia regarded by
the police as dim possibility, not prob
ability
In the period after the Umbria affair.
while the police were searching everywhere
for Rosseau, a note is said 10 have been
found In the room he occupied in Chicago
indicating thai he had something 10 do
with the disappearance Of the Nsronic,
q White Star liner which was lost with ali
on board.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 14-Captain Of De-
tectives Donaghy received word from
Washington this afternoon that the picture
of Rosseau had boon identified by three
persons as that Of tho man who tried to
wreck the Frederick the Great statue a
detective viii bring these witnesses up to-
morrow afternoon 10 identify Rosseau in
person,
Capt DonaChy "a convinced that tie
prisoner knows nothing as 10 the where
Rbouts Of Owen Kelly. do believes his
visit 10 the Kelly family was prompted by
desire TO extort money.
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Cardinal Merry Del Val. the Paptd Secretary
of State, who, having private means, does
not need TO draw upon the Church fund; but
the other Cardinals have not shown desire
70 give up any Of their revenues. This Ia only
natural. "a their positions require troops
of useless servants suites Of unused rooms,
horses and carriages, and certain enter
tainments, not to mention calls on their
purses as servants Of the Church; while
many. In fact almost all do not possess
private means.
1t is computed that the Pope has 80 man
sged Affairs that the expenses of tho Holy
Sec will he reduced yearly 70 the extent
OF a million francs in normal times Tho
yearly saving will be much greater on
extraordinary occasions, such ms jubiieos.
when the contributions OF Peters Pence
increase enormously.
An this II course, causes discomfort In
the ar. ..hc palace. where perqmsiteS
have disappeared the number Of employees
has been reduced, and other retrenc.ment5
made. In short. the Pope looks after things,
and the victims grumblo
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The Endorsements From These Eminent Preache


sIr tned o Pure Nal
ndreop kofH eunt
melLn neidn
of ntomo
coughs the
andaI
elasticity
all tn vita cesuahd
enables food all the $
eofg dhthan
naSeheo iyo and vigorous anik the youngest
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ton to the bondholders illegal should by
this time have been appeased. The North
acknowledged the South as de facto Cow
eminent by the exchange OF prisoners
and other acts which are usual between
countries at war.
For this reason, the correspondent says,
the United States should now 'as an act
Of grace as an earnest Of increased Rnity
between the United States and Great Britain
permit the South 10 do what II can toward
an amcahle settlement Of the debt
The Financial Neips tersely comments
on the letter 10y expressing the opinion
that person who bought chances for a
repayment Of these bonds at a cent per
dollar would be guilty Of rash, hazardous
ejaculation within the meaning Of the act
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures at Grace Church
Chantry. Jan. "a. 1905 Mamie Bostck Whit
man 10 Gen. II. C. Butler OF South Carolina
Southern papers please copy.
ELY-JOLLS.--On Saturday. Jan. II. 1905. at the
Berkeley Hotel. Buffalo. y. Y. ny the Rev. Or.
J. a. Register. Beatrice Rcnh. daughter Of
Frank 5. Jols. 20 Walter ShipmAn Ely
MAfRS-wARD.-On Saturday Jan. "A. 1905. ct
Grace Church. by the Rev. ~. Il. Huntington.
Eva Eugene. daughter OF the late Joseph 4
Ward. TO olney blanchard Ahlrs OF Brooklyn.
PECh-LEWIS.-on Saturday. Jan u. 1906. at
Trinity Church. Hobokcn. N J., by tho rector,
the Rev. James Clayton Mitchell. sSslsted by
the Right Rev. CortlRndt Whitehead. Bishop Of
PAtshuIg. Ellnor parke Custs Lewis, daughter
OF the late Edward psrKe Gusts and AArY
Ptcton Lewis OF Hobokcn. y. J., 10 Thomas
boodEood Peek. Jr.. OF New York city, n. Y.
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REDEEM CONFEDERATE BONDS.
EnEliShman Who Holds Some OF Them
Thinks The south should Pay

7-IFV1l' llFt I'F'I'3F1V ~ III % ~
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Financial Nevs
prints letter from n correspondent who
calls attention TO the bonds of tho late
Confederate States Of the United States,
over ,2OO. 900 900 OF which are deposited
within one hundred yards Of the Mansion
House.
Tho correspondent says that the Southern
States never repudiated these bonds but
are simply prevented from paying them
by act OF Congress. He argues that the
anger which prompted the burning Of the
cotton deposited as security for the bonds
and the passing Of an act rendering repara-
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POPE LOWERS EXPENSES.
Peruuisites at the Vatican Cut on and
There Is Much CrumbllnK.

I1Vff1I tH5IF IIFFDlTt1 y IHL Sun.
ROME. Jan. 1.-THE present crisis in the
fortunes Of the Catholic Church has necessi-
tated retrenchments. and Pope Plus X has
stepped nobly into the breach. He has
economical here and there in many ways
which have heretofore been spoken OF In
these dispatches.
The Pope is seconded in hls Efforts or
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STEER CLEAR or SOUTH NOTION
English Town Wher You Arc Arrested
if You Laugh IN Public.

LONDON. Jan. IA former Mayor OF
South Motion. Devonshire. has proposed
the calling OF an in dignaticn meeting Of
burgesses TO protest against the oppression
exercised by the loca police
According TO the former Mayors indict %
ment, in South Motion people must not
laugh in the streets, children must not
run, and young people are not allowed TO
stop 20 talk TO one another as they come
out of church. The police even extend
their functions to REGULATE ing the position
worshippers must take during services in
church
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I-OWgSt tom pcfatuTT To Of II Y NJ
" AsHfSaros FoREcAsT ToB TO DAY AND TO MORROW
For ,auern Nsp York. NsU Jsrsey. Aaryi1nd
rst,,sn-s easfsrn Pennsyipanii and ne Dtruc.
o, columbia tar and continued cold 10 dov' pardy
eloudv and not quite cold 10 morrow; ''0A 10 fresh
r1arfh t-f1ds becoming r0riahls.
For New England. fair 70 day and not quite 30
cold in northwest portion: fair tomorrow, with
SLOWLY rising temperature: fresh northwest winds
becoming variable
For sestern New Yors snow nurries to day and
10 marrow, except fair In tho souiheast portion
fresh TO brisk northwest TO west winds.
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81 goo. 900 Electrical Supplies Company.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE Federal Sign
System (electrcl Of New York city. was
incorporated to-day with a capital of
100000 to deal in electrical pplies and
devices. The directors are Edward Butcher.
Jr., c. L. McFetrish and w. II. Mccain
OF New York J NJ. Gilchrist Of Chicago,
and j. X. Greneiie OF Brooklyn
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Housrsmlths vant as Da,

The Housesmiths and Bridgemens Union
has made a general demand on the Iron
League for s. n day, an advaane Of ~ cents.
a committee OF the union had n long
conference yesterday with a committee
of the Iron League over a proposed ne y
agreement embodyng the demand. No
decision was reached
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p W Re! T 4i wrt ann n m a
and o o n,a n my
as TO yu
o
IN NERVES nal haye nee liter pou n ispe
Gi t W "a NJ b a n @ ke ~
q N . D. D,
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s4o,ooo,ooo HEIREss TO HED.
Bertha Krupps Engagement 10 DIR. Heck
Is Announced.

Special Gable Dsspa!eh 10 lib SuS
FRANKFORT. Jan. At is announced
that Bertha KruPp is betrothed to ijr.
Heck Of Rheodt. Rhenish Prussia.
Bertha Krupp is the daughter and heiress
Of tho late great ironmaster md manu-
facturer Of guns. She owns nearly all
the 100000 capital Of the krupp com
pany Her income is 10000, a. the
company only recently declared PER
cent dividend
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cine. THIS Is a guarantee.
CAUTION When you ask for Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine.
INSCRIPTIONS dealers, mindful of the excel
leuce of this preparation, Will try TO sell you
cheap limitations and Malt WhisI<ey substi-
tutes, which are put on the market for pro-
only, and which, far from relieving the sick.
positively harmful. Demand "Dufiy's Z"
and be sure you get II. 1t Is the only abso-
luteIy pure Malt Whiskey which contains
medicinal, heaith-giving qualities. DuIfy's
Pure Malt Whiskey Is sold I'm sealed bottles
only; never In bulk. Look for the trade M arr,
the " Old Chemist" on the label, and be GER
tain the seal over the cork Is unbrokea.
Beware of refilled bottles.
Sold By all druggists and direct 81 m bottle.
hnnklet ll1N MINI MhaknN
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HEADACHES FROM COLDS

~ promo ouinlnc, tho world wide Cold ana
~ - ~, removes the cause. Call Tor the ful
-As, 44 "0H Tor signature VI Z. IS. Grove. &c.
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it r. o Uttered my years wtl ronct pna trouble
is
in yo nan ace ialr traffic
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Day the shu-
bit it, said
sgard to Mr..
the message
be Managers
Ia The day
I3sedhot inter
ID make good
@Ive In.
Shine agents
Bring Com
weeks ago,
~ yesterday
New Henry
rike was to
ent with the
gents would
Bases where
pc machines
w Il ItHtOI II
the strikers
tlms.
apartment Of
crts in the
Df Accounts
Gum records
urate list Of
completed
lete descrip-
ID the identi-
der that the
pcum figures
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THE FOUNDER OF THE BOHEMIAN COLONY.

Max Kirchman, whom the
Chieftain has mentioned fire.
quently of late as the founder of
the proposed Bohemian colony at
Socorro, and whose portrait APP
pears above, was born in Bo-
hernia. After receiving rudi-
mentary education in his native
town, he completed his education
in the city of Vienna.
While still very young man
Mr.. Kirchman in 1871 followed
his parents to Pittsburg, Pa.
Here he esta blished a successful
wholesale candy mandatory
business. Seven years later in
the same city he married Miss
Emma Hardtmayer. -Four sons
and one daughter were born of
the happy union.
In 1882 Mr.. Kirchman was
seized with the western fever
and migrated to Chicago, where
he continued in the wholesale
candy business. Here in April,
1901, Mrs. Kirchman, true wife
and loving mother, bade fare
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BURLEY CORRESPONDENCE.
Cold Weather and Other Matters of
Interest from Out West.

Burley, n. NJ, Dec. "a, 1905.
t,ditor Chieftain:
The snow is about 1S inches
deep here and no very favorable
indications of break in the
weather at the present. If il
keeps up for twelve hours longer
as it has for the past twenty
four hours, stock will die in
great numbers. Sheepmen are
already a little sore and cattle
men are feeling uneasy for fear
of another 1890.
Noticing in last weeks Chief
tain something in regard to the
proposed Gila Forest Reserve,
some one at Magdalena seems
not to approve of it. ! don't see
what objections any one could
have to such action, as | under
stand it would not damage the
settlers.
Why do people so bitterly OPP
pose jointure with Arizona?
We Burley people will vote for
jointure.
Tom Payne was in Magdalena
for load of corn the other day
and left Magdalena on Monday.
That night a snowstorm came
and he was six days making the
trip, a distance of forty miles,
Payne says he can give anyone
who is contemplating making
the trip good advice. You car
guess at the advice.
We people out here would like
a h. F. ID. route while the snow
storm is on.
Yours very truly,
NAVAJO, JR.
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sOCORRO DRUG AND SUPPLY co.

h. II. Case, who was a student
at the School of Mines last year
and is now assayer and chemist
for a smelling company at Tor
reon, Mexico, writes friends in
this city that at Christmas eve
banquet in Torreon twenty per-
sons drank of poisoned wine and
that nine of the twenty have
since died. The poison was in
tended for certain Mexican poll
ticians of high rank, but a part
of it at least reached those for
whom it was intended. There
happened to be a wine expert at
the banquet table and the mo-
ment he touched the wine to his
lips he told those present that
the drink contained poison.
This announcement alone saved
several from DEATH
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well to the scenes of this world.
After the marriage of two of his
sons and his daughter, Mr..
Kirchman decided to come fur
ther west, partly to find relief
from his sorrow over the death
of his dear life-partner and one
of his sons and partly to accom-
pany his son Robert, who is maxi
ing an excellent record as stu.
dent at the School of Mines.
Mr.. Kirchman quickly discern
ed the opportunities afforded to
industry in Socorro county and
he at once began to write of
them to Bohemian papers pub
liShed in Chicago and New York
The result is seen in the Ameri-
can-Bohemian Association, just
incorporated with a capital stock
of 81, 900, 900.
The energetic, business-like
manner in which Mr.. Kirchman
has handled his colonization pro-
iect promises much good to So
corro county. Let us hope that
the promise will be fulfilled.