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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

There are evidently a whole lot
of wicked people in La Junta. in
fact the majority Of them seem to be
Disciples Of his Satanic Majesty.
judging from the attendance At the
La Junta Theater Saturday and
Mondays nights. Last week one Of
the preachers criticised both local
papers for publishing the advance
notices Of the Yankee Consul" and
the Maid and the Mummy" There
il nothing particularly immoral
about either. and some Of the antics
Of the female contingent were Of tie
elevating order. We noticed quite
. number Of church people amoag
those present. and nons Of them ~
peared to be vesy greatly shocked.
On Saturday night there was .
$3.50 house and on Monday night the
total receipts aggregated 500. 1t
was probably because some Of the
preachers kicked on the nature Of
ths attractions that the attendance
was % large. II 10 strange that
human nature Is 80 contrary. but It
most always sometimes is. People
generally do the very thing that
some people think they ought not to
do. The good divine who criticised
the newspaper is altogethe: too
suspicious. He imagines too much.
Some good people who go to bed
every night at 8 O'Clock are very
doubtful as to whether the saloons
close every night at midnight. and
imagine that every back room in a
saloon contains a full-aedged gam.
bling hell. They ought to try the
experiment Of breaking into a saloon
five minutes after the midnight hour
any old night in the week. as we
have heard Of people doing. only to
be disappointed. Things are not
half as bad as they are some times
painted. nor half as bad as some
people would like to believe they
are.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08
1,SeSsds sos Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE Office. at the rate of five
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill Of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Don't Spi. on the floor.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers If they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

IL the owners of the La Junta
Theater don't loosen up and employ
small boy to open the outside
doors Of that Thespian Temple at
the close of each performance there
is liable to be a rough house in the
lobby some night after the show. In
case Of fire there is no telling what
would happen. When the crowd
starts to go out after each show
there is usually one little dinky door,
hardly large enough for one person
to crowd through, that admits Of
egress. When half a dozen people
try to crowd through that one dinky
door it usually results in an exhibi-
ton Of temper and much useless
profanity. Somebody might be en-
ployed or some of the present force
instructed TO open wide the outside
doors Just before the close of each
performance. Ii would save a whole
lot Of trouble and some cussing.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-08

honey. there wasn't no man here,
and which would you rather believe,
your eyesighr or your honey"
My honey. always" saws l.
And thAt'E why am here in the
hospital, stranger. for my eyesight. ''
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20
FOLLETlN.
FL Final de Norma.
P0r Pedre de .1l0rc0n.

-iTu respoudes de todo, ..,.
lNosotroS no estamos para NADIA!
49,. EstamoS 49,, por primera
vez (guardame ell secreto), como
tn habras estado muchas veces
,.,,iAh, picaro amontillado! ipi-
cara manzanilla! ipfcaro Pedro
Jim6nez! lpicaros vinos anda-
luces! ipfcaro Serafin! ipfcara
Matildel ipfcara Hija del Cielo!
ipicaro deinonio del albornoz
blanco,
Fran las siete y media.
-Vamos, sehoritos .,-diio
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20

pabell6n de Seda, Ell la especie
de gond6la que vimos en- Sevilla.
A su lado iba ell hombrc calvo
y rubiO de pequeha estatura.
Los CuatrO marineros que re-
maban tcnian una hgura muy
parecida la de GSe Y d la del
hombre que habia cobrado a AL
berto el billete para Laponia
FL joven del albornoz blanco
no estaba Ell la g6ndola nj ell cl
mueile.
Norma. Norma. rcpctta
Seraffn.
La desconocida agitd Su pah-
uelo.
Serafiu, ebrio, loco, fuera de
81, quiso arrojarse al aqua para
seguirla nado.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20

Communicable.

La siguiente communication fue
reClbido Ell eSta Oticina la semana
paSada, y lie damos cabida Sobre
la hrma del autor, copiada al pie
de la letra; 81 sou verdaderOS los
hechos Ell el notado, es debido al
pueblo Saber 10 el deber de los
chciales hacer Investigation de
los heChoS en- Conformidad con la
ley. Ell, FAKOL cumple con su
deber Ell publican ell artiCulo, sin
ser responsible por los hechos.
Corona, n. NJ.
Febrero 5 de 1906.
Muy Sr mio, rredaCtor. tono
la opOrtunidad para nOticlarle q.
el dia 10, de Enero. seperdio un
pobre hombre llmadose Marcc-
limo Carranza, el miSmo tenia un
alta o de ca abraS, las cuales parese
| q. fueron su rruina, pues segun
70 estoy informado el HON bre fue
desaparecido. el Juez de pas, del
Ra benton fue nOtlticado de bus
carlo pero el dilo q. era mucha
trabajo 10 buscar un hombre q. pin"
taba los rraStrOS Sobrc lanicbc, q.
hera mas faCll Contar las CabraS,
para Saber Cuantas les tOCaban 4
Cada unO. como es el Jues Ell rre-
portador y el q. csta cuidando las
Cabras. el alguacil mayor del
Condado delinco, dijo q. bucna
carne, boy haber como nostoca al
guna parteCita el mando d uno de
sus diputados, mas agudos pero
como diablOs, bino, 'anonbra' IA
nombrar (?)] para q. le alludaran
ouScar las q. hdbemoS dlchO q,
son las cabras. el nonbro tres po-
limos los CualeS, uno de ellos, es
un hombre paralitico de rruimos.
y el otro es un hombre q. con IN
| o1o no mira y con el otro cast mi
ra, el otro es un pollino muerto,
(Se continuara en- pagina 3.)
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20

Llegaron al muelle.
A 10 lejos Sc distinguian cinco
buques dispuestos hacerse a la
vela.
Toda una escuadra de botes Y
lanchas transportaba viajeros a
bordo.
Serafin habia fijado la vista Ell
el mar, plateado va por el crepds-
culo.
El movimiento de las olas aum-
entaba Su deSvaneclmiento.
De pronto cxclamd, sehalando
una g6ndola que Ell aquel mo-
mento Sc apartaba de la escal-
inata del embarcadero.
-iEllal =. ..lNorma!. ,
Alberto miro en- aquella direc-
ci6n y distinguio, en- efecto, 4 la
Hiia dol Ciclo de, nit Ill.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20

el marinero. No hay tempo que
perder. ! Buen trabajo me ha
costodo enganar al Captain del
Levlathan para que admita un
pasaJero a bordo. He tcnido que
decirle que era un ernigrado polf-
tico Nengan uStedes Mis-
botes los llevaran sus respecti-
voS buques
Alberto y Serafin no escucha-
ban al marinero, sino que anda-
ban por el aposcnto dando tras-
pies y preparandose para partir,
con ayuda del mozo de la fonda.
Luego que estuyieron dispues-
tos, Juan do Ell brazo al uno V el
marinero al otro.
Asf bajaron a la calle.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS les esperaba
TN COChc,
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-02-20

(Se contlnuara en- pagina 81
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17
.SLEICAING PARTY
HAS MRRRY Time

On account of the heavy storm on
Saturday which was undoubtedly the
worst day of the week, the sleigh
ing parties which drove TO Water
vile had some novel and disagree
able experiences. A party of six of
the boys of the High School, headed
by Ralph Shotwell, made the trip up
on this side of the Columbia. intend
ing to cross at the Orondo ferry. As
this ferry is not in use the party
were obliged TO go on to Entiat,
where Laey crossed the river, making
an extra trip of about nine miles for
them. The party which was driven
up by Norman Lake in big bob
sleigh were unfortunate in making
the trip up Corbaley canyon in that
one of the horses baked and they
were obliged after working with the
refractory animal in the snow for
two hours, to go on to Waterville
distance of seven miles, with a
spike" team, that is a team on the
pole and single leader. In spite
of all these difficulties, they reached
| Waterville in time to attend the de-
bate, although missing supper at the
hotel
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17

Buy your candy as the reading room
Best homemade bread at Nen1,,l. &
Cafe
For dea ling felt go to Russell; used
TO hangpapei on.
Money TO loan on farm lanus or
chatseIs. John A. Gellarly.
For cold in the head take Red Cross
Cold Cure.
4 new and complies line of sun
dries. Wenatehee Drug Co If
Bay your candy at the reading room
plenty of new candy. just IN.
Our candy line is the finest in town
so they all say Red Cross Pharmacy.
Short orders are our speciality.
Any time of the day or night. Ven
dome Cafe.
For loan or wheat iandsor fruit
land ranch regardless of size or age
See j. s. Mooney and Go.
Our holiday candies have arrived. If
YOU want the best go to the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
We MAKE speciality Of chill eoneaa
ne at nights. Vendome Cafe
We have a very select line OF I'm
ported and Domestic Perfumes and
Toilet waters. Red Cross Pharmacy.
Are you try ing for prize in the
Red Cross Pharmacy word contest. It
costs you nothing to try.
See our line of hand painted
china. Just in Howard, Thomas, the
jeweler.
The question of beauty satisfactorily
explained. Beauty Parlors, Room 6,
Rosenberg building.
Shoe renairing, good work, satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Fry's Shoe Shop, in
basement under l.. V. Wells. l2-1S.
For sale-Best of building sand
Enquire of Ed. Hsrdman one mile
South of Wenatchee.
A package of those picture cards
showing views of the state of Wash
ington on the back would make
nice Christmas present to friends in
the ease. Cal and see them. Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Facial massage, treatment of dand-
ruff and falling hair. Mrs. J. E.
Mills, Room Rosenberg block.
Varnish for floors free samples of
chi namel at RusseIl's.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17
Personal Mention and
City .Neros ~, Brief

See our show window for big cut
glass sale. Thomas the jeweler
See our beautiful line of holiday
goods. Oar stock is now complete,
Howard Thomas, jeweler.
Send your friends in the east pack
of Scienic cards. views of all parts of
Washington. A new supply just in. at
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The long expected freight shipment
of holiday goods have arrived. Call
and see them. Howard. Thomas jew
eler.
just ten more days for the word
making contest of the Red Cross
Pharmacy. The lists are coming in
fas5
The delayed shipment of holiday
goods have arrived. Call and see them.
Howard Thomns, jeweler.
Miss Sadie Camp visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Fry at their home on
Bruch Flat on Saturday evening and
Sunday.
/ Lee Boblet is up from his home at
Trinidad today on short trip.
L. NJ. Derifield drove up from his
ranch at Malaga today on a short
business trip.
Miss Mabel Graham, who has been
visiting with Misses Nell and Pearl
Ping at their home on King street
for the past month, leaves on We'd
nesday for her nome in Grangeville,
Idaho
Little & Wetsel have taken a con-
tract for butchering and placing in
cold storage fifty head of beef cattle
for Leavenworth firm, and have be-
gun to fill the contract.
Bloom & Tuck of Leavenworth
shipped two carloads of beef cattle
from the stockyards at this place to-
day to the Frye-rBuhn company at
Seattle.
VIM. Berger has accepted position
as sausage maker at the Little Il Wet
set market. Mr.. Cerger is a first-class
workman, having learned his trade in
Germany.
Geo. Brown, the Monitor merchant
is in town today on business.
w. r. Wetsel, the pioneed cattle
buyer of Waterville, shipped twelve
carloads of beef cattle from this place
to the Carstens Packing company Of
Seattle on Friday and Saturday of
last week.
o. S. Sampson of the Leavenworth
Mercantile company was down from
that place yesterday and visited at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs VIII Little
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17
SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS

issued by the Great Northern Rail-
The Great Northern Railway and
the Great Northern Halfway have is
sued new edition of playing cards.
They are printed on exceptionally
fine stock, and are better cards for
the price asked than can be had eies
where. The advertising consisting
of the trase mark. is worked into an
essential design and is confined en-
eifsiy ty the back of the card. The
SSean2sip c1ua $ tie more elabor-
80 C th4 &c ard 3 finished with
Gilt edges. Great Northern Railway
cards fifteen cents per pack. Steam
sc'p cards twenty five cents PEI
pack. Mailed to any address on re-
ee'pt OF price. q. l.. CRAIG,
p. T. M.
St Paul, MINI.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17

rounding towns, have made a united
de-.and upon legislators from this
and other counties in Eastern Wash
ington to oppose the proposed APP
preparation OF S1,000,000 for the
Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition. The
president of the chamber of COM
merce and heads of the leading
wholesale honses have given out for
NAL interviews to the effect that re-
taliatio onf the kind proposed would
be justified and urging The members
of the legislature in Spokane and
neighboring counties to safeguard,
the interests of their constituents to
this extent They viii hold a meeting
Tuesday night when joint action may
be decided upon.
Efforts will also be made to have
Idaho withhold appropriations until
the demand for terminal rates in the
Inland Empire has been granted by
which holds its first hearing here
January IA. The fight against the
appropriation for the exposition will
be nominally based upon the ground
that far too much is demanded and
that rate adjustment is of paramount
Importance
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17

Notice of Stock holders Meeting
TO increase the Capital Stock of tue
Wenatchee Electric ComDany, and TO
Amend the Articles of Incorporate ion
OF Said Company.
TO the Stock holders of the Wenat-
chee Electric Company -
You and each of Won Will take
notice ana ale heeay notified that
stocs holders meeting of the Wenacthee
Elcrnic Company will be held at the
priucipal place of business of said
Company. in the City OF Wenatchee,
County of Chsian, State of Washing
ton, at the hour of two, Q, o'clocK
p. m. on the 18th day of January,
A. n. 1907. for the purpose of voting
upon the question of increasing stock
of said Company from Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars, SAB Co.,. to one
Hundred sFitty. Thousand Dollars
$3.50. 900 and for the purpose ofaniend-
ing articles IL of the amended articles
incorporation of said company and for
the TRANSACTION of any and all other
business that may properly come be-
fore the said meeting.
Dated at Wenatuhee. Cheian County
State OF Washington this 9th day of
Novemb Der, A. d. 1906. by the M
dersisned. being a majority of the
Trustees of said Elecrrio Company.
Wenatchee Electric Company.
by Arthur Gum,
Trustee and President.
BY Chas F. Brown,
Trustee and Secretary.
c.11-17 is
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17
SPOKANE FIGHTING
FOR TERMINAL RATE

SPOKANE, Dec. 16.-For the pur-
pose of forcing Seattle and other
coast cities to withdraw opposition
to SpolSane's efforts to secure re-
adjustment of freight rates, Spokane
business men, backed by those of sur
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-17

H. ID Hall who owns fine ranch at
Monitor is in the city today on bust
ness
Mrs. o. S. Sampson of Leaven-
worth. who is now in this city taking
treatment from specialist, is rap
idly improving.
Ora Hail, who has been taking a
course at the Acme Business College
in Seattle this winter, returned to
his place on the afternoon train yes
terday. Glenn Beal, who has been
taking a course at the same place,
will return home on Wednesday.
F. ". Whalen, who recently re-
signed his place at the Palace bar
Der shop, left last night for his old
home in North Dakota, where he
vii lsDend the winter
for IN lawyers
that the fool killer is 50 for behind
with his work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
BALFOUR OPPOSES ARMY REDUCTION.
Hopes for Friendly Relations with Russia,
but Would Provide for midas Defence.

London. March 15.-In the House Of Commons,
sitting as a committee of supply on army esti-
mates to-day Major Seeley UiberaD moved
reduction of the army by 10000 men. Ex-
Premier BalfouT, in opposing the motion, said
the army was for the defence of India, for there
alone Great Britain had a great land frontier.
Although he hoped that the progress of social
events in Russia would enable Great Britain to
have a good understanding with that country, he
thought that Great Britain had to prepare
against unforeseen emergencies which might
discourage friendly relations.
Mr. Haldane, Secretary for War. would not
commit himself to a definite scheme, he said,
until he had time to work one out.
Major Seeleys motion was rejected by a vote Of
296 TO Sc after some further discussion. in the
course of which Premier Campbell Bannerman
appealed TO the House of Commons TO have pa
thence and allow Secretary Haldane TO examine
the whole intricate army problem.
The division revealed the first revolt OF the
Labor members against the government, the ma
jority Of the hftysiX votes in the negative being
composed Of Radicals and LabOrites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
S. S. KOENIGIN LUISE DISABLED.
Puts Into Halifax with Broken Rudder Post
Repairs Will Take Week.

Halifax, n. S, March 15.-The North German
Lloyd steamship K0nigin Luise, from New York
for Italian ports with 800 passengers aboard,
put in here to-day for repairs after having been
helpless for hours in a heavy sea through the
breaking Of its rudder post The accident oc-
CURED in the same gale which sent the steamer
British King to the bottom last Sunday.
The K0nigin Luise left New York five DAYS
ago and was overtaken by a typical north At
lantic storm, which rapidly reached hurricane
proportions. The waves ran unusually high
tossing the big steamer like plaything. on
Tuesday the strain of the continued buffetings
broke the stock of the rudder at a point where
it runs up through the deck, leaving the vessel
at the mercy of the elements
For hours the vessel rolled frightfully, but,
working desperately and frequently buried in the
tons of water that constantly poured over the
ships decks, the rugged Il jury gear by
tackles fixed to the rudder chains from port and
starboard side. This brought the vessel under
slight control, and despite the continual falling
off before the Ceaseless hammering of the waves
the K6nigin Luise was brought safely into this
port.
Besides the 500 passengers the K6nigin Luise
carried a general cargo of considerable value
The steamship will remain here until repairs are
completed, which Will cause a delay of one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
NETWORK WOMAN CAUSES ARREST.

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
St. Joseph, Mo, March l5.-After search
lasting several weeks and extending from Chi
cago to San Francisco. Mrs Florence MacVey
WINNER, OF New-York City. caused the arrest
here last night Of Chester w. Tutte, of Pierre
s. D.. promoter of two oil and gas companies
"A manufacturing company and president of the
Capital City Cement Company. of Pierre Tint
tie IL Is alleged, had certificates of stock owned
by Mrs. WINNER to the value of 100000 the seal
OF the capital city Cement Company, of which
Mrs. WINNER is secretary and treasurer and
papers representing the cement company's hold
lngs. Iutue Is alleged to have obtained lands
owned by Mrs WINNER by representing that he
would manufacture cement. component parts of
which are on her lands, and would dig a well
on the amos 10 OBTAIN oil to heat the boilers of
the plant Ills only efforts ut fulfilling the con
tract II is said, We're the erection of "a dar
rick and the excavation of a hole ten feet dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
GET DAYLIGHT THIEVES.
Police Catch Bold Burglars Sliding
DO1CH Dumb1caiter Rope.

Three young men accused Of a daylight burglary,
were arrested yesterday afternoon BY Patrolman
Ryan. of the West I25tn street station. aided by
citizen. after the men tried to escape by sliding
down dumbwaiter rope. Two were armed. but
were OverDOWered.
Ihe apartment robbed was that OF Mrs KurtE On
the third moor OF the house, at No 81 Len0x ave-
nue. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Nfaanty, in the op-
posite apartment. heard some suspicious noises IN
the nan, and, knowing that ali the Kurtz family
,MeLe away investigated. She saw IN ms
nan, one working at the door OF her neigh6ors
apartment. Without revealing her presence 10 them
she closed the door and going to the front Windows.
screamed for the police
James Brady, of No 252 West 13ed street sum
inoned PatrOlnan Ryan, and both men entered the
building and COrnered the men,
IHS men gave their names as Patrick McDonaiai
81 NO. 10 East 125th street. Richard Walsh, 0.
70 .l6o Ihlrd avenue, and William WuTzburs OK
No. 6.S East 1iSth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
BINGHAM IN A MOVING MOOD.
Shakes Up Court -Tenderloin Favor
ties Pushed Out Into the Snow.

Police Commissioner Bingham was in a nov
ing mood yesterday, and before the day closed
there was another "shake-up." This time the
Commissioner weeded out the court squad. This
is the easiest berth in the department reserved
for only the choicest OF the choice friends OF
Tammany leaders and others with a pull"
Thirteen of this squad were assigned TO regular
patrol duty. also sixteen of the harbor
squad.
The Tenderloin favorites were almost wiped
out. Twenty-siX transferred To various
parts of the city, and not in pairs either The
whole twenty-siX We're separated, and this was
taken to mean for the good of the service also
Two police captains, three sergeants and eight
doCrmen were on trial yesterday for keeping
thelr stations 'untldy.' Deputy Commissioner
Waldo. who heard the cases. was lenient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
MENaEs-FITzeERALo SUIT AGAIN.

For the second time the suit brought BY Morris
Mehses to recover commission from General LOUIS
Fitzgerald Will come up before the supreme Court
IN brooklyn on Monday. Menges alleges that Cen
eral Fitzgerald agreed 10 pay him SI0O0oO0
commission for his services IN helping 20 obtain
control OF the Western Maryland Railroad for The
interests which Fitzgerald represented. Nearly
two years ago a 81 100000 verdict was handed down
P Et the supreme Court in favor OF the plain5if.
Emu Root argued the appeal for General Fttz-
gerald before the Appellate Division He obtained
reversal OF the Judgment OF the lower court
and the suit was returned for a second trial The
armstrong committee recently sought in vain tor
tle general. hut was unable to locate him. He
mas only lately returned to this CITY At the nrst
tlal or the SUIT George Gould and other prom
Inent IN the financial world appeared as witnesses
for General Fitzgerald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
BELGIAN CONSUL FIRM.
HewotiR Defends HIS
Congo Free State UtteranceS.
~ relorrrrh % nc Tribune. J

Chicago March 15.-Charles Henrotin the
Belgian Consul when informed to-day that ms
structures upon British critics OF the administra-
ton OF the Congo Free State had formed
question in the House of Commons this AFTER
noon declared that he had merely replied 10
some of the criticism aimed at him Belgian
Consul.
He said that he had simply contradicted the
statements made by persons in Chicago attack
ing the Congo Free State administration ana
said that he was ready to repeat the declara-
tions. He asserted that it was untrue that ne
had attempted to withhold from the public the
report OF the investigating committee sent out
by King Leopold to discover the truth as re-
CARDS the alleged atrocities
Mr.. Henrotn insisted that he now had at his
office English translation of the report which
he is willing 10 explain. He declares that 1t was
a report creditable to the Congo Free State.