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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

D. W. Hall. postmaster at Saiome.
Yuma county. Ariz.. has been removed
on charges against him In the admin
istration of the office. Ernest Hall
was appointed his successor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

James s. Spencer was named post;
MASTER at Eastview, Torrance coun-
", In the place Of Sarah T. Spencer,
Who declined reappointrsent.s - ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

See Baiiey's window. Halloween
Novelties for parties. 5io Sixth
street. to-tse
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

GregoryS billiard tables are Away
n FIRST class condition. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22
NEW YORK STOCKS

The following quotations received
from T. j. GRAF & Co. Albuquerque.
n. NJ. correspondent for Logan =
Bryan. long distance phone:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

The First Presbyterian church OF
Hagerman. Chaves county. has incor-
porated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

wANTH,-office boy at this office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

Figure with Patty o laying ~aser
pipes. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22
s. 1osis Meol

ST. Louis. Oct. 22.v-WoOl. saesd4
Territory aud western mediums. -
G31: fine mediums. lAa'2l: fln.'. II
ale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-22

The only tuberculosis tested herd
In Las Vegas.
Pure Milk and Cream. Strictly SAM.
tary. Both phones So.
J. p. cEyER. Proprietor.
Las Vegas, N. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
The Farce Develops

s, tv AGRICULTURAL pro fessors from the eorntields OF
Iowa pame the hotanist Bisse the mechanical engl
nee together with the Chicago corporation expert Vo'u
appeared before city e committee last evening anu
spoke their pieces favong the Mlwaukees pouo" route
down Cedar river - ..
T1ie STAR TOLD THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
SEVERAL DAYS AGO JUST WHAT THESE MIN
WOULD REPORT. It was ioregone conclusion. ihey
were brought here by the Milwaukee road hetf salaries eN
pense etc were paid by the Milwaukee and their report
was exactly what Milwaukee expected them to make
Alvoa eravclv told the councmen that Cedar river could
be protected ithou, slightest difficulty and IN GLIB IAN
guase detailed his scheme Tor building fence that would
separate the from the river thereby barring out con
tamnation
He further said by fitting the track back from the
river all possible danger would be removed etc etc
Alvord tried to befudde the main question by tehng OF
the present terrible pollution caused by The small Logging
roads in watershed ignoring completely the tact mat
these logging roads are temporary propositions Tor
whose elimination provision TO be made while the Mwsu'
kee or any other ranscontnenal line established
would be perpetual occupant Of the watershed Pou'ng
the water for all time
Rsen the mechanical professor devoted his time before
the council committee vivid description OF hog pen he
had found upon tributary of Cedar river above tho intake
lust what possible relation this hog pen had 10 the coming OF
the Milwaukee road the gentleman failed TO state His one
idea be prove possible that the water was so
dirty that the Milwaukee could do il additional harm
The delegation OF doctors from the King County Medical
Society which was present listened patiently these rdieu
lous statements defense OF tho Milwaukee, pollution
grant finally after the experts had finished what ey
termed their preliminary report asked the council 10 ap
pont real investigating committee OF three experts OF ma
onai reputation tel the council definitely what the read
would do 10 the watershed il permitted enter t.
Avord Pauuneu BisSe a truly tine bunch. They
are INST the sort Of fellows who tend throw disered upon
the whole system OF expert Investigations.
They came out secretly in the employ Of the Nil
waukee.
They slipped out 20 Cedar river the quie'.
They hunted up logging roads and hog pens and all other
things that they thought might help tho Mlwaukees
Their energies were solely towards gsrng up
Tor Their employers.
And very thin ease il is. finally presented
The three Milwaukee employees that they viii in
e further report upon the city council with more details
The report already made IS amply sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
The Other Mules Grass

uegeeiuE % cat
he aasaux imagining that Tie
grass han bis
Il funny Il - sha trait that who call our
than the muia exhibit al throueh lives
Huw quickly baby Stl dop whatever ho IL
PLAYING 18th 10 s.ila IA him
tendency undsrvalpe uhat have aHd magnify shat
"a Be element Of nAtarr-
foei that would bc cutie happy Re
history f1hr IA told Of Fke that
Desire stag Compliments bis waga or lee
hm. favorable q his
xlngng filled him with oy.
The aaie the fence has plenty q
poor think The dca BE- happy The rich envy tbs
poor their Of
Tho unsuccessful
their 81 hard struggle
out the huus In vacations. ihs hose
The shop Ein Noald b.
her che
doctor thoee Of country
boy poNhauee and
the youth for the Of the country
he free %
What's
II 'Ae rhy laugh ourselves
Is ues see s q his side
Dunt To o be somebody else
- yoa where you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
American High Prices

Railway rates freight aud passenger are much lower In
Nav Zealand than IN AZ least that II che aaHer
uon II Sit Jos prime minister Of the colony
tte attributed condition 60 the fact that OF The
fo ,sa of railway n New Zealand owned aud
, nv the government and whom government roads
than or 80 per annually capital cost the public Is Kten
he benefit Ia decrease Ia rates
that air Joseph aes as this Information J9
Il Mcnamara Of chief electrical engineer OF ue
Fpsn Railways CO. that Americans pay thoe umee
a. much for lighting b charged IN Ee}pt
mat good old phrase Darkest EsYp 10 have
ouulytd its Justification
And New Zealand tobave answered The familiar
ep that In new aad apatseY railway mat
necessarily be hiah
M,vbs the IA, American eagle little
loudly about things
To sure the Fest OF the wofsi IN many lines Of
tusness Hut I. while occasionally and
slider whether marvellous commercial tfnmpha nfe not
achieved very heavy cost 10 the common people OF
the country.
Perhaps development would be substantial and the
prosperity genuine the division Of thc benefits mere
seurfai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
RAILROADS FIGHTING.
FOR LIFE IN CANADA

Al Vancouver aaa Victoria emphn
sians this pzasftian
The Canadian northern. nnw be
TAG Constructed b. MekonHt9 q
Mann. the greatest failfuaa hniid
So ih the Nnfid. has already reach
81 EauanntDa. and 10 sxisu@s Il
being spared 70 rush construction
4osk into sha British Columbia ter
rlfbry This company haa heen
waKinK a sfronx cunstracflaa waf
aEainss fhr Grand Tfuak all the
waf arruas Western Canada AMI. =
Il assured. wiIi not eeaes shis bat
tie antiI the final spike IL driveu
Old En.ulss Battle.
Another interesting feature % The
wnr - thr right between the old
rnamiea. "a. Canadian Pacific and
tho Great Northern ilill. uslnE thu
Great Northern. has invaded thc
territory af the Canadian Pacific
sn British Cuinuibia and ia Bow
persulnK his flaht with renewed 50
srEy The Canadian Pacific has -
faiiafsd b. constructing lines into
the Great Northern territory In tbs
Middle West. bat recently H has
been Obliged to attend % some ~
fts fences on thu Pacific coast which
have been broken down BY Hili
Tho Great Northern IL pertaining
ita NnF nofthWHFd from near Van
couver aud wili aoos be ready 20
meet all the other roads In competi-
tiou for tho transportation u the
= heat crops 81 northern British Co
iumbla This company IL steadily
rushing steel toward Port simpson.
sud will soon be within the rich
wheat district The Canadian Pa.
cific IA not idle. however It's con
atrnction crews are rushing extern
aions ia every direction 10 shut off
So much 81 the district from othef
Invaders. especially the Great
Northern E
Thousands Ruah North. Ff
Thousands Of people from tie
eastern part of the United stAtes
and Canada have been rushias
north to take up homes. but the
greatest benefit Ia 10 be derived ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

s.tvell. yan certainty look preaper.
.,f.a a.f4 4, ms ,ft friend a..
90.
~ A'
and ] DID not recognize him nhiH
ho announced hlnself iiui such a
different MaaaVarn than the ONE 1
-. -. "a -. t..t... ,fs.s
-, 80.
me- Nha a f't''sNs' ~
wac alNaYH waiting fnf something
70 turn up.
Haa.rfly # had turned 90. f1f
NetleVefn ea.tfansfnHcl Ne .h.t
by eIatbeH nov. no .trassiy tr.i
an. anlv ming isv Wsa che au.
sb.,4.ut ..is
.f..u. ..ar,a voice outside
liz ..f Rn. the maine Ilani.
..qna, -. ,6.ng .lh sweet
0ef.uaH .re.at. H. ualu. r.
yst-t
sun. eu...a. >. Vnle.. oft
hsafnf4 ae5ms b.. it, dear old
friend b. .lins Tm tal.tn. 70. !
uifnt EnaW yaa Woald - here 80
ssnu
Anf then entered az pretty q "
lie frau a. one would ever want ~
see. Az Rafferty," ha1 Denis.
this - my wife
"And a ysrY pretty one I said.
rfaeiauaiy while the pretty little
fhinW hlushed and Hauld YOU mind
baiar seated. ana ielI me about
yourselves. until the dinner time
rsft5as when xan both must share
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

AMY LOGAN BECOMES a sra.
NoeaAPsuR rHeouoa NJ
cgssirY AND NOW saE HAS
MONEY TO BURN AGAIN.

nosrOS. July "a a rcai 10.
finance hes eliminated Ia the mar
riaKc 81 Frederic Tudor. banker,
lciuhman and famous Harvard aih'
Ilete. So Miss AMY iogaa. relative
I OF Gvu John A la0Ean
Mas togan'a family. formerly
wealthy. occupied au exalted ata.
ton ia The afiaiecntic city Of
| sprtaKfiela one day their flehea
took tlikht and the girls had Ia SO
- work Amy anon became pr1fl
client IN ahofthahd
Tudor who had SHOWN her a. a
society heiir. Vas delighted al her
shaW 81 indrpenarnre lie wanted
60 marry her thru. bat ahs refused
saftuE that she dli not wish 60 De
euma a rich mans sifg IA order 70
srg ia II hnunat toll Neither
would she nsraPf a foalitpn ia hts
effies. declaflns that shs vas not
proficient
A scar later fuioF advertised fos
aieuuEtaphef Offering a laEse
aiisf1 Nlss taaan. aunsare ~ she
advertisers lasulltr. reepondea and
then faauA. y heu tea late % re-
treat. ihst she bad asked him fog ,
position That uaa oue rear ago
she cunflnnaf ~ ats emptpY tiIl
taa weeks b~fafr their MuiainE
Ma Tndof IS s auman az ztflk=
las iaveiinraa. with a perfect figure
sna hsnelfal sifht hrewn hair. wtth
u salaea SHAT Ia tia suallsht she
vas a spiendid snbiert fur the pho
.iaEFauhef and ar Interesting ataf4
Is tniH ln relation - uus of bsF pic.
taraf
il q said that Wills TutaF Was
ailne in - eteefrfe car b. sat
dfuig 8r3ae ffem his sect ana. walh
ins fe ne eafuef - fhs ear Ripped
an aaFsffiains ean' gfem ~ p&ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Nam Fnaas n4nu isat their hard
earned money un the races and
nias iimas ont II sen loss. Deaf
fou thlnk Il would - = good plan
To- start q savings sceaunt wfth the
Security Savings and safe Deposit
Company. tiz Seneca A. NHh youf
money that nuulf otherwise tss
spent fooliahiyr fs's there whcn
Yuu want h. aad drawing 5 per cent
Interest 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
CONSTRUCTION WAR Has De
GUN AND MEN ARE nmIsc
RUSHED TO cGNrERs or &C.
TivlTY--oRAsp TRUNK HAS
10000 AT WORK.

What promises 10 - ths CREATES,
faiiruad construetion ear 81 the
wesg has alread begun IN British
Columbia. Win ths announcement
bs lhr Grand Trunk Pacific fallruad
~ ita terminus oa the Pacific coast.
The other foada. that have beeu
watching with q leAioua eye the
qgoGFcaa u this invader II territory
fafmgfiY occupied 81 tho Canadian
Pacific have begun With remark
shlc activity 70 Sc = position whnre
thsy can demand = part - ihs Ereai
traffic - British Columbia and tbs
rich wheat district north and east
% Vancouver island
II Ia estimated hg Canadian Off
csaia Ia Vancouver. who have been
over tho fold. that at least 10000
men are nov employed b. the
Grand Trunk Pacific. the Canadian
Northoru. the Canadian Pacific and
the Great Northern IN the exteuaipu
Of the roads into the wheat belt
Of Northern Canada u is also an.
nounccd that an order has been
placed IN Japan for 10000 more
laps. who wiil be employed in rush.
IND the work along
Great Activity.
An American immigration pffi.
ciai. who has been IN position 20
see what la being done. SAYS that
no ono can appreciate the activity
ln the district until they have Bctu
ailY gone over the proposed routes
Of the roads. Each ruad IL keeping
81 quiet about To- plans az possible.
aud AZ the same time watching
shat the others are doing The
goal ~ the four roads n the rich
wheat district ~ the Canadian
northwest. which has formerly not
been served b. any road and which
has experienced much difficulty In
getting It's products 70 Transports
ton
Takes the Initiative.
The Grand Trunk Pacific. with
the longest stretch OF road 20 build.
seems 10 have takou the Initiative
and the rest are rushing In TO head
II off a few days ago this com.
pany filed with the Canadian gov
eminent n Ottawa the plans for It's
terminus NJ Port Simpson, and this
has caused certain OF the other
roads 10 double activities. Port
Simpson has been recognized as the
rtrteaic port Of the water outlet Of
tho immense wheat crops Of the dis
trlci The announcement of It's
plans b. the Grand Trunk IS tnkeu
az "a afprnf tsffn that IL fufnnHa Ia
spare no expense in reaching the
coaar and the order for several
thousand more men recently placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
tseIs Clam Bsae y
CuFSiOn

on July zstf fbe Eagles vllls,,
o. grand etcaraaa 20 aocllts, &c 4.
ocean beach Clam bake. borss ~.
iag dancing baseball aad on,
amu.emsHa Single fare fsr 4.
rquai idp Tickets good fsiaruls,
1afh Inquire d = eity tisie y
flee. corner lHt a. and YeEz ~,
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
What Is Economy?

is It not simply the getting along"
without the Injuries Of life aud con
filming ones self 20 tho necesaities2
a safe place Tor valuable papers.
etc. II a necessity VIM. u Per.
klns q Co will rent you box for
400 por year In the finest safe
deposit vaults ia the northwest
Cali on them. Entrance 2tf Chgrry
street. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
I'M DIST NO.
IN DIST NO. 1

waief rent due Ia july Ter jail
August ana September. y noi pHlt
- JuiY y beeomea delinquent Die.
tflel All 81 cliY iYiuE south of cot
tef lina ~ rHian and East Unlnn
sta Mtteraa water due from LAT 10
zash - eaeh monih becomes dolin.
QnHnl on she z6fh. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
WoMAN ND roR rHaFT.

Mas Thomas Was arrested Tile
morning To company With Mike
OHfieu in Main ht lodging house
uufien charges the woman sith
having touched him for go duri.s
tho ntsht A search revealed nuly
ta1b on the Wumhn'a person
Onnen ~ held a. a Witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

tha wheat producers. uha all have
thr advantage - lus transportation
rafre. shoTe foFusrrsy thor Wrfs
Obliged 20 seud ihetf products "a
market In The bea, possible wa
ghsy could fad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
ENJOINS WELL
KNOWN FIRM
rowARoa. Woods 8 CO. re.
aTHAiAGD FROM USING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
STOCK QUOTATIONS.,

81 PAUL. 1uiy rs The district
court today iaauud d permanent Ia.
junction restraining Edwards.
Wood q Co from ualaR the quota.
tluua ut the Minneapolis Chamber
nf Commerce Tho duriaian Of the
caufi declared the quotations the
exclusive property OF The chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Money and the Man

given gasp establishment echoed
throughout whole because Davfd
beavers prominent mamioaaire has becn entertaining
his Tom Cay head waiter Of New York hotel
The idea Of multi millionaire mine owner builder
and banker making friend o.
people but Mofat
that Gay who for % has been
place. s "a who s a through through"
is that marks the level Of
his manhood
Gold may give 70 anyone Eiam0oua veneer
day Of vorahp Il man through and
through
No there f. point where tho power money ends
point where re degrading begins. point
the animal instinct Of oysrpowos
al the finer feelings.
And many human hog fatted millions IA unfit
morally intellectually man who
shines mis-
Faithful service is medium that oguazss all This
this head waterwho has served in place
his we'll has lot
highest proudsst OF might envy
be ufao. will remember gold deeper
than mans influences that poluto
u but doss among the materials that TO make
hood
There Is no occasion for asonishment tho fact
should choote is a man through and
through" for friend and guest only
to maltimliionaire than his money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Those merry piles really something
10 wasbington Sem is popular
said can Jolly appropriation bis susceptible colleagues
as upper house when hs get other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

~ going far out q hs help the Mivaukos road
secure pollution grant down Cedar recr.
III was be a councilman. a henchmnn
The people his present peruoua activity in trying
10 spoil their drinking water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Trade Winning Grocery
Specials Friday
SPECIAL IN CANNED aoops

SPECIAL IN CANNED GOODS
Emperor Canned Corn regular values Use. for Pc
Emperor Apreats. always 2bc .....t.s..*...-.sl lie
Reliance suecotarh. always a5e ..4...tt.+.t. 1 lie
Gladiator Black Cherries soc values ......,... Nc
cafflns peep Sea Hailbut ...............,.. soc
Reliance Corn. always zee .,........... = for 2,e
r,fystai nlueina .........4.............. &c
r4nest Mixed Pickles. sse values .....,s..... f9c
Pure Compound Lard always Toe. per pound Z &c
s slis 5rss : a ya'S'' csa f lie
Fancy Evaporutad Apples lbs. ..,.s.s..... 2.pe
Macaroui ptss FOR s.s.s...............,.. 25e
i.ptonta Tea No quality sst.sssssttssfss poc
40r NuupoNdcr Tea. lbs. ..ssssst.s..ss. fgc
Fancy basket tired Japan Tea. NJ. ........ soc
Arm and Hammer Soda. per pound .....s....t DC
Corn utoss starch. Ice values ..s....+,s.s.. &c
bars IeunN tsstsrssfts sstsstss t.,s stc
Sappto .s,t 800 ssts.tts. .sss.ssst fof lbC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Dance at Leschi'
Park TonIqht

on the finest hardwood floor IN tha
northwest Wagner'a orchestra. ~
sure to come rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Thousands Of people from tke
eastern part of the United stAtss
and Canada have been rushias
north to take ap homes. but the
greatest benefit IA 20 be derived 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

Yet suddenly the Prince came into her view; he
circled halfway round Mistitch, then sank on one
knee; she heard him guard the Captains lunges
with Gghtning-quc movements of his nimble
simitar. He trying the old trick they had
practised for hundreds of years at Volsen-to fol-
low his parry with an upward-rippng stroke under
the adversary's sword to strike the inner side of
his forearm and cut the tendons of the wrist This
trick big Captain Mistitch, a of the plains did
not know.
A jang1e-a slther-a below of pain of rage
the Prince had made his stroke-the hillnen of
Volseni were justified of their pupil Mistitch's
big sword clattered on the flags Facing his en-
emy with his back to the porch the Prince crouched
motionless on his knee; but it death to Misttch
to try to reach the sword with his unnamed hand.
1t was Sophys minute; the message that it had
fierce through all her veins. Strainng
to the weight she raised the figure in her hands
and leaned out of the window. Yes, lean hand
with long knife, narrow head, spare long back,
crept out of the darkness of the porch-crept
silently. The body drew itself together for fatal
spring the unconscious Prince for fatal thrust.
1t would be death-and to Mistitch salvation torn
from the jaws of ruin.
Surrender yourself. Captain Mistitch" said the
Prince
Mistitch's eyes went by his conqueror and saw
a shadow the path beside the porch. l
render, SIR" he said.
Then walk before me to the barracks" Mis-
Now!" Mistitch reared
The crouching figure sprang- and with hdeous
cry fell stricken the flags Just below the neck,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

slmtar. 1t was the ancient costume of the Bailiff
OF Volsen the head of that clan of shepherds who
pastured their focks the uplands The Prince
OF Slavna held the venerable office and had been to
court IN the dress appropriate to it. He had refused
to use his carriage, sending his ades-de-camp home
in it, and walked through the streets of the city
which he had in charge. 1t was constantly his
habit thus to walk. His friends praised his vigi-
lance; his foes reviled his prowling spying tricks
OF neither blame nor praise did he take heed.
Sophy did not know the dress, but the face had
been only lately before her dreaming eye she had
seen 1t IN the flesh that morning from the terrace
of the Hotel de Paris.
The three came from her right one of the
lean men hanging back, lurking little behind. They
were under her window now. The Prince was only
few yards away Suddenly he looked up with a
start-he had become aware of their approach.
But before he them the three had melted to
one. With shrill cry of CONSERVATION, of uneasy
courage oozing out, Rastatz turned and fled back
to the square, heading at his top speed for the
Golden Lion. In the end he was unequal to the
encounter. Sterkoff, too disappeared; but Sophy
knew the meaning of that; he had slipped into the
shelter of the porch Her faculties were alert now
she would not forget where Sterkoff was. Mstitch
stood alone in the center of the narrow street. his
huge frame barely leaving room for man to pass
either side.
For moment the Prince stood STILL looking at
the giant. lncredulity had seemed to show first in
his eyes 1T changed to a cold anger he recog-
nized the Captain. He stepped brislly forward and
Sophy heard his clear incisive tones cut the air:
What extraordinary emergency has compelled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29
OPHY Of KRAV MA
By ANTHONY HOPE

walking with head bent down and arms behind
him The line of light struck full on him; he was
plain to see as by broadcast day He wore costume
strange to her eyes-a black sheepskin cap, sheep
skin tunic, leather brooches, and high unpublished