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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30
No Poison in Chamoerialn's Cough
Remedy.

From Nspies, New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Beard Of
New South Wales, Australia, bad an
analysis made Of al! the cough medicines
that they declared wers entirely free from
all poisons. This exception was Cham
berlsin's Cough Remedy, made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des
Moines, Iowa, y. S. A. The absence
of all narcotics makes this remedy the
safest aud best that can be had; and it is
with n feeling of security that any moth
er can give it to her littla ones. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is especially
recommended by its makes ~ coughs,
colds, Group and vhcoping cough.
When taken in time il prevents pneu-
monia. This remedy is 10, fale by Glib
son & Timberman EAU ". 2. Creighton
x Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30

The FIRST definite expression OF
union to come out of the recent inter
church conference occurred last week,
when twelve delegates of the regular
BAPTIST Church and twelve of the Free
Baptists adopted resolutions declaring
that no doctrinal difference such as close
communion or open communion shall
hereafter prevent their acting together as
one denomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30
Every Ounce You Eat.

Every ounce of food you eat that fails to
digest does pound Of harm. 1t turns the
entire meal into poison. This not only de-
prives the blood of the necessary tissue-build-
ing material, but it poisons it. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure is perfect digestant. II digests
the food regardless Of the condition OF the
stomach. II allOss that organ to rest and get
strong again. Relieves Belching. Heart
Burn, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Palpitstion
Of the Heart, etc. Sold By W Z. Creighton
q Co., 40l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30
Resignation of Spanish Cabinet

Madrid, Nov. S0.-The Cabinet has
resigned, but this time King Alfonso has
refused to accept, declaring that under
present conditions, it would be impos-
sible 10 constitute a new ministry. To-
days attempted withdrawal was Tue to
disagreement over the army administra-
tiOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30

IT is STATED that Harvard's head
football coach has been invited 10 the
White House by President Roosevelt to
"talk over the football situation" 1t
would seem to most people that the
President has about as much as he can
well attend to in State matters, without
undertaking to manage the football
nrapaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30
The Recent Storm in the Northwest

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. 9O.-Quiet has
followed in the wake OF The great lakes
storm and the seas of treacherous Su-
perior and Michigan and Huron run less
high, but they hold the bodies of Is
men and they break On the wrecks of %
boats strewn along the shores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30
Cleared tor Action

When the body is cleared for action. by
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you can tell il by
the bloom Of health on the cheeks; the bright
ness of the eyes: the 6fmness Of the flesh aud
muscles; the buoyancy Of the mind. Try
them. AT E. ). Lsssbsatsr 4 soas' drug
store, Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-11-30

NeS rrunss. Currants and Raisins for sale
~ j, c. MILsURN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
WILLIAM n. HosBe MADE
ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT

telegram from Chicago says that
william II. Hobbs, who has been gem
ergl superintendent Of transportation
OF the Chicago. Rock Island a Pacific
railroad. has been promoted 10 the pc.
sltion OF assistant 10 III. u. Nudge.
second vice preIldent In charge OF
operation. la Topeka Il has been gen.
orally supposed that Mr.. Hobbs would
be given the place assigned to Daniel
Cain last Saturday and his present ad.
yAncement wRs an unlocked for honor
Mr. Hobbs will outrank the two gonOr.
al managers just appointed. The once
OF general superintendent ia done
away with, Mr.. Hobbs vii handle the
business nf this office In addition 10
his new duties. Mr. Hobbs was born
In Rochester. n. X. IN 1854. lie be-
gan his railway service as messenger
hoy for the Rock Island In 1871. Later
ho had a position IN the telegraph de-
partment. From that he cllmbNd rap
idly 20 be chief train dispatched and
Ia 1891 he was made assistant super
intendent IN Chicago. In 1899 be was
advanced 10 general superintendent OF
all lines east OF the Missouri river,
and very recently be was made gener-
NJ superintendent Of transportation.
IiiH recent promotion became effect'
I've June 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

ARE HAPPY OVER CONDITIONS
DOWN THERE. ESPECIALLY
WILLIAM rARR.


william Farr. the South second
street dealer IN fresh meats and who
Is tho owner 81 a hne ranch Ia the
great Imperial valley Of southern Cal.
ifurnin. has heard good news from
biawlcy. TO the eGeCt that at a stock
hoidcra meeting Of the California DO.
Yeiopment company. held the other
day. that al differences heretofore cv.
listing. which created factiOnal iights
had heCn satisfactorily compounded
and settled. and everything and ov-
fryhody are now working harmon
iously 10 make Imperial valley the
greatest producing valley In California
The new president OF the company
will b. Epeg Randolph. and he. with
The new board 81 directors. contem-
plates many substantial improvements
Tor the valley.
Under the arrangements, the prof
tered loan ~ 100000 by the South.
crn Pncitc railroad 10 the California
Development company. viii be ae.
cepied, and new llfe Immediately put
into she system New headgaies az
the Colorado river viii be- Installed
and the canal system improved all
along the line.
Mr Farr. Who was recently al
HIawley. sold 10 Denton a Gray a
band OF cattle numbering 700. The
gentleman would not give The Citi
zen the price he secured per head Cos
the cattle. but with a merry grin on
bis face, which indicated that he was
pleased. he did say that he secured
top market figures. Mr.. FArr says
the Imperial valley y a garden spot
when u comes 10 raising cattle and
sheep. too. which thrive and fatten
on the finest pastures imaginable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

that IA adopted by all states. Swcdes
were. therefore. competent 60 act az
Norwegian c0nsuls Norway never
surrendered the right iO appoint her
own couaus. The Swudea maintain
that the appointment Of cOneula IA
part OF the political union This u
demonsirably and historically incor
rect.
In the sos Sweden began 20 adopt
A hleh tariff policy while Norway re-
NAMED an almost free trade conn-
try. A consul, therefore. had % do
nothing M an, or TO forward the one
lands interest at the expense Of the
other WIKI a swedish Foreign min.
lstcr nj the head Of affairs that cx.
pcnao has probably been Norway s.
Sentiment In favor Of acparRte Nor
weslan consuls took dchnite shape in
1885. when sweden, by a change ~
hof erundlOy, gained cOmp,ete control
~ The foreign Affairs % the two king
doma. Attempts by Norway 20 re-
establish the equilibrium led 20 moth
ina. An especial effort made IN 1891
failed because Sweden led on the pre-
llmlnary negotiations With the Qnen.
siye suggestion that Norway should
not expect 10 take part In political al
fairs. This brought the conaular qnas-
ton Into practical politics. All par
ties Ia Norway we're united In the DE-.
mand for separate cUnauls.
A committee representing npih
countries. ondeavOred In 1898 90 at'
just both the question of foreign ar
inirs aud consular service, but failed
to reach an agreement
In 1909 a similar committees vas APP
pointed to consider only The question
OF consuls. The members OF this com
mlttee unanimously agreed that u
was possible 10 have separate consuls
This agreement was ratified by bptn
countries and signed BY the king ia
1903.
Sweden. however, took no steps q
carry the resolution into effect, and
finally put forward a number Of con
dltlons that were tantamount 20
rupture ~ the negotiations.
In effect, the Swedish government
went hack on It's pledged word.
We have repeatedly discussed en-
question with Sweden and all thesl
negotiations have been barren OF re-
suit.
History has taught us IL lesson. w
have tried all possible courses te
settlement; there Ia no choice ~
/ naming We must see TO u that on
right. In this. our own ahair. IA r.
spected.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
AN IMPORTANT SUIT IS NOW
BEFORE JUDGE ABBOTT
Growing Out Of Sale Of Gallup Electric Light COmpanys
plant to Gregory Page and May be Instructive
as TO Municipal Ownership.

property OF the Gallup Electric Light
company be freed from all incum-
hrauce except the $4,000 deed Of trust
20 sNoifi.
Failing 20 secure relief on this
point. the plaintiff asks 90 be granted
the ight TO resclnd the contract oa
the ground Of fraud.
This morning Judge Abbott heard
Rrguments In the case. The defend'
ants, who are represented by Attorney
A, 4. McMlilen have iiled a demurrer
TO the petition In which they claim
that Il Is defective inasmuch as It
prnyA for alternative relief aud that
Il must specify upon which prayer il
VIII proceed.
The plaintln. represented by Attor'
ney E w. DobsOn. contends. how
ever. chat his client rs entitled 20 two
kinds OF relief One by RECESSION 81
the contrRct on the ground Of fraud
or the other. that Of specific perform
ance whereby the defendants ehonll
be compelled 70 pay the alleged IN
debtedness OF 800 out OF the pur
chase price 81 s27,500, whieh wal
agreed upon, 10 order that Justice uaay
be done.
Plaintiff also alleges that the dc
fendauts Clearwater and Gunaul
caused this second deed 10 be surrep
liously hled after page had sent
his money 20 the First National bank
Of Albuquerque and before he could
stop payment % u, after discovering
tho fact thai the deed OF trust 10
the MOntezuma Trust company through
HlllenWAier and GunEul had been filed
Tor record AZ Gallup. That this was
accomplished by having the lnstru
mant In Gallup ready for Cling and
the use OF the wires, 20 give the nee
oasary Instructions for filing. The
plaintiff plso claims that the execu
ton OF this second deed OF trust was
clear violation Of the contract Of
sale with Page.
rhia promises 10 be an interesting
auii, and The Citizen will give ia
readers a fair and impartial account
OF the proceedings, and tho evidence
offered BY both parties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
ANOTHER ALBUQUERQUE
COMPANY ORGANIZER
TO 90 BUSINESS UNDER NAmr|
or ALBUQUERQUE SAND LIME|
BRICK COMPANY.

The following articles Of incorpofa|
ton have hcen filed IN the Office o|
Territorial Secretary J W. Raynolda |
The Albuquerque sand Lime Hrici|
company. The lncorpOralora are wi
n. Greer. J. n. Mclaughlin and n. Ill
Hickey 81 Of Albuquerque The Oh
ioc,s for which this company are i'll
corpOratod il % engage IN the manu-
facture and sale OF sand lime brick
sand lime blocks and stone, cla1
bricks IRE clay bricks, articlfia|
stones and blocks made OF cement
sand and concrete, 20 engage In mini
ing. amctlng and shipping All kinds j
ore metals, 10 locate. buy. manage|
lease and cGnirol an kinds Of mlnln
property. to operate saw mills. pinu|
Ing mills Concentrations, shelters. ma|
chine shops. railroads. logging rnads|
tramwaya turnplkes. canals or dicl|
81 60 lead to or from It's pTincipa|
works or place 81 business and 70 con
meet same with some oxlatlnR rei|
road, navigable stream coast, wharf
turnpike or highway; 20 buy, sell. II
cate, etc, gas plants. electric ligh|
plants, power plants. ranches. machll|
cry, All kinds of live stock, etc; Il
own and operate boarding house
EtorLa. etc. 20 own, buy. soil. acqulfl|
improve, lease. mortgage and boil
real estate; 20 lay out townsites; Il
deal In letters patent. invention
bonds. stocks. notes, mortgagca, II |
The cSpitsl stock IL $4,000. divided
Into 5000 shares 81 the value OF Il
each. the shares to be forever mona
sess able. The highest amount OF ID
ucbtcencHs iO which u may subject /
self u $4,000, and the private prose
~ Of the individual stockh9ldera
exempt from the corporate debts. M
principal place Of business will be i
room 2. Barnett building. Alhuque|
cue. and NJ. v. Hickey will be ID
agent In charge The number Of Il
roetors shall be i've 10 be elected Il
nually and % serve for one year IN
incorp0raiora are named az those VI
VIII manage the Affairs OF the cod
pany FOR the flrst three months Of
existence. The capital stock au
srfihed Is as follows; W. N. Cred
500 shares; J. r.. Mclaughlin. "A
shares; NJ. H. Hickey. 90 shares.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Butte. Meat. June H. = Glad In
boots, oyeralls and Jumper. with a
strap for a belt. and wearing a big
SLOUGH hat over the glossy black coils
Of abundant hair that winds about
her head, Mrs Charles T. Geyman
descends every morning into Yankee
Boy" mine and works all day among
her husbands force OF thirty men,
directing them and HuperIntending
their duties.
Her husband Is IN the Silver Bow
county jail, charged with taking ore
through an underground tunnel from
q ueighborlng mine. The charge was
brought against him by the Amalga'
mated Copper company.
For several weeks Charles Geyman
has been ia iall. but never since his
Incarceration have bis interests heou
allowed 10 suffer. or the much.needed
profits OF hts little mine 10 deterin,
rate for whom the sheriff took Coy
man into custody his wife took charge
Of the YANKEES Boy"
A typical woman OF tho wevt with
physical strength and vikor M well
AZ a brave spirit and diversified eRpa'
billties. Mira. Ocyman laid hold Of the
work with oarnestnesa. and 50 capable
has her management been that the
"fankee Boy " nov on a splendid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

The case Of Gregory Page, OF Gallup
Va The Montezuma Trust company
w H. CLEARWATER Gallup Electric
I.ight company and Maynard GunSui'
was called today in the district court
and some interesting developments
are promised before the case - hnaliy
disposed Of.
the plaintiff. Gregory Page, alleges
In the petition, that on the aAat dhy
Of December, 1904, he entered into
contract with the Montezuma Trust
company. w n. CLEARWATER ana
Maynard Gnnsnl, owners Of the ual-
iup Electric Light company, for the
purchase of the plant, etc, Tor tue
sum Of 927, 500.
hi mlfllment OF the contract Page
nald the SUM OF ti2.b00 for the stock
~ the Gallup Electric company, aud
the companv executed q deed Of trust
in favor OF aae w. n. Wolh, for the
alsn Of $4,000. 70 be paid At certain
dates. which we're specified IN the con
tract
shortly after Page paid fig.k00 for
the atock and the company eNecutod
the deed Of trust to Woin. II was
suddenly discovered that the Monte
yuma Trust company w n. Cullen
water and Maynard 0unaul. AZ pres
idant Of the Gallup Electric Light com
pany. held another deed Of trust Tor
$1,000 on the plant, the existence
Of which Page had no knowledge az
the time he paid bis money under the
contract fOr the purchase OF the plant
lie charges that W. II. CLEARWATER
in cunuiyanOe with Maynard 6nnanl
ala hy stealth and by fraudulent rep
presentations and statements concealed
from him the fact that such deed ol
trust existed. an for the purpose OF
dofraudlnE him out Of $4,000, and
that tho execution of this second deed
OF trust was ia violation Of his con
tract 90 purchase.
page. therefore. praya that The sasc
deed 81 trust. pretended 20 have been
entered into by the Gallup Electri,
IArht company by decree be ordered
delivered Ip and cancelled, and th'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
NoTIeE oF PusLloArloN

Notice Is hereby given that on Aprll
rs, 1905. the secretary OF the interior
restored 10 settlement the public
lands In the following described
townships which we're temporarily
Withdrawn pending the procurement
of an executive order BY the secretary
OF war permanently reseryinK them
for military purposes. and that the
said public lands so restored 20 set.
tlement on April rs. 1905. will become
subject TO entry filing selection at the
United States land once az Santa re.
New Mexico. on august "a. 1905. Wiz:
Townships ?, 10 aud II North, Ranges
2 and 4 East, n NJ Mer.
w. A. RICHARDS.
Commissioner General land once.
App owed May 5. 1906
h. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

paying basis, In all parts Of the mine
the figure Of the courageous woman
WHO Is saving her husbands property
from lapsing into ruin is familiar.
sometimes st the throttle Of hoist.
Ing engine. sometimes beside the big
slone'orushing plants IN the min
shove, aud again among the men Civ.
inr orders and comprchendlng at a
single glance tho requirements OF the
situation.
Mrs ueyman " now and then call.
ell upon % clrcumvent n clever piece
of maacnverlng on the part 0f the
enemy, or by actual force of arms 20
defend the rights OF the Yankee
Boy"
why, spies OF the Amalgamated
have actually tried 10 so down into
the Yankee Boy right under my nose, q
said Mrs 0eyman. Indignantly 'One
day saw number Of them standing
on the cage. ready to 10 down into
the shaft. ! noticed that they were
not our men. and had 40 act quickly.
grabbed up a gun ana gave them
Just thirty seconds 10 get on the
Yankee hoy claim. You should have
seen them gol"
Mrs. 0eyman Il MOI set thirty, and
her beauty 10 such as would attract
attention IN any fashionable drawing
r00m.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
COL. STAMM TALKS
OF INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS

TO The Citlacn.
There has been considerable cd
itorial talk Ia 0rr local papers Of laic
regarding individual Initiative toward
The building up and identifying % our
now rapidly glowing city.
This. IN a way, Is commcndable, but
int us be consistent doat lay too
much stress about the necessity 81 tho
tramp putting on a clean collar whcN
no hasn't taken n bath for six months,
With an open sewer running through
the very center Of our business sec
zion. thc Ike 81 which would make
Digger Indian" apologize 70 his
casual visitor. with costly cement
sldowalks up IN the air for lack Of
street and alley crossings, with mud
holes on some Of our most prominent
business streets Thar would mife an
Arkansas OK team. and with as
iCruhhy a lot Ut street trees a. ever
dismaccd a modern city. it is high
time that this town asa something for
Itself Ha a whole. and you can depend
upon " that the Individual property
owner ALL come up smiling. with Ms
share Towns. Ike individuals. arc
APT 10 De- too conservative. and Alhu
iuorque IL a giarlng example Ia this
respect.
Most 81 our efforts Ia the past have
been expended towards inducing
brown OF Smith or Jones. from Phil
ldclphia. Boston or New York. q
come here with his money and in
vest 4 while SO sleep upon our loca
opportunities We boast a good deai
about our enterprise. but nOtwith
standing, We are not a shining exam
pie 0i God helps those VINO he'll
themselves" 49, =. sTAMM.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Montpelier. VI. June 49, Unless
there u an eleventh hour Interference
on tho part Of the governor, which IA
regarded AZ ex' rmely unlikely, Mrs.
Mary Rogers, convicted OF the muir.
der Of her husband. will be hanged
one week from today IN the state
prison No visitors are permitted 70
SEQ the condemned woman excepting
her mother aud sister and her spir.
ltual adviser. She Is said 90 he bear.
lng % well, though the prison OH.
'lals anticipate breakdown before the
'atal day. The scaif0ld has been erect.
od In an unused wing Of the prison
Careful tents viii be made during the
coming week and every precautiou
taken 10 prevent any hungling IN the
execution.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Territory of New Mexico, County Of san
hnYol May n 1876
no Joae A. uurule and August IIedauiat.
their heirs and assigns.
You, ana each 81 YOU. arr hereny NOTE
lied that. \, the undersigned co-oWnar,
nave expended the sum ~ az least one
hundred dollars ln labor aud Improve
menta uuon each 81 tbs following lode
mining. claims, tosWit The Luciano
lode. ana the "Corlo' lode, minluE claims.
situate Ia thu LAS plncitan Mining dis.
trict, formerly nernhllllo. now HaudoNBl
County Territory ~ New Mexico. OF a
total nf not less than two hundred dul-
lars. IN order 90 hold said mining claims
and premises under the provisions of sec.
ton 2a1l revised statutes ~ the United
stare l1sna the amount required 90 hold
the said clnima Tor the year en1lnN De
cemncF "a. 1904 And " within ninety
days after this notice by publication. you.
or either 81 you, fnil 20 or refuse 20 con-
tribute your proportion ~ such pNpoHdi-
turc ~ d co-owncf, or co-cWAerH, your
interest II said mlnlnH claims viii be-
some the properly % the Huo1cfiner here
40 under the pfAvleiona Of said section
4lt. revised statutes
Flrst publication May "A igQ5
Joe DAVITO.
Co-owu2r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
EMMONS FURNITURE COMPANY
AWARDED IMPORTANT CONTRACT

The J. - EmmOus Furniture com.
Dany has been awarded the contract
10 supply the neE Ca.AnO. now near.
ing completion at Traction park. vita
200 chairs The sale Is probably tho
largest one ~ its kind ever made Ia
Albuquerque. aud goes 10 show that
he time has PASSED when such con.
tracts cannot be filled BY the OK.
tonsiyo business houses IN this city.
The Emmons Furniture company
viii be- ready 10 deliver the chairs
immediately upon tho completion ul
be big amusement pavilion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Lake Geneva. Wis, June i0.--Col-
iere Yolng Mems Christian assooia'
lions throughout the mlddle west be
gan their annual conference here TO-
day. and viii remain Ia aes6l''n for ton
DAYS The program this year 10 one
of the strongest 10 the history Of the
conference. many nationally famous
men being ON the list tor talhs uui'
ing the session More Than 300 col
lege men. representing all the prlnei'
pai institutions Of this section 81 me
country. are here 20 take part IN inc
nrnraedInea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Medford. Mass. June i5.--Thig "
great day for Medf0rd. Il mark
the opening Of four days celebrate
Of the 275tb anniversary OF the 3
Element Of the town. Business Is 81
pended and tho whClo place IL a ma
of color. Crowds have been arr
ing since yeterday afternoon and /
city's floating population Is larH
than ever before. The celebration
gan with literary exercises Ia the ,
era house this afternoon. TomOrrl
viii be devoted 20 exercise In I
public schools and Saturday il /
day chosen for the big military a
civic parade. Anniversary exercises
all the churches will bring the cd
hrntlnn % q close on SUNDAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17

Houston, reNas. june it.--Arfange'
ments have been perfected for the ded-
ication this evening Of the new Hous'
ton Labor Temple, a hve.story struci
are, which Is 10 serve a. club house
and headquarters for tAe labor organ
nations OF the city. The ceremonies
Will be on an elaborate scale, The
speakers will Include Ex-Governor
H0Rg. Hon Presley X. Ewing and >.
X. Grimes, executive meinber OF the
American Federation " Labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-17
Zionist Convention.

Philadelphia. Pa. June l6.--Promi.
nent Hebrews from many sections OF
the country arc gathering in this
city for the eighth annual convention
~ She Federation OF American Zion.
lists. which Will be IN session here
during the coming week. The con.
vention Is expected 20 be- the most
important ever held by the organiza.
things, u will formulate the recon-
mendatlons 90 be presented by the
American delegates 20 the interna'
tional IiUnlst congress 20 be held AZ