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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

Our genial friend. Mr.. J. A
Fagot, brought to US yesterday
afternoon a copy Of ''The Ameli-
can" newspaper pub ished III
English, at Blueields, Nicaragua.
G. A. 1t is II 6 column folio and
has a good line Of adveI tisements,
conspicuous among which are
ca,Cs of New Orleans firms.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

Last night lecture was gwen
at the High School by Mr.. IN"
z. White, of Chicago, n Single
Tax lecturer of note. A small
admission of 10 cents WAS
charged; the proceeds will be ap
piled to tue High School Library
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

Mr.. Michel DeRlanc, the pro
plietor of the Eureka saloon,
closed his doors Dee 30, 1900
not careing TO invest 5000 III Il
license for 1906. He has been
negotiating with Mr., Emile Rib
heck, a former proprietor of this
stand, in an effort to sell to HIM
bis business assets. The matter
Is yet undetermined.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

. WANTED: 10 ms6 in each
s ,;.a to tot tve', post Signs, adver
a'e aud cave samples OF our
s s. " S'taryT5 90 per month.
s"vV per EyHor expenses.
""iALS SUPPLY co, Dept. w.
Chicago, Ill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

We learn that about 200 poll
tax receipts were issued for 1903
against 2l55 for the preceding
year. As soon as the statement
is made up and filed We will give
the figures by wards
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

There was a dance given III the
City Hall last night by the gentle
mpp Of the Pleasure Club. 1t was
largely attended and splendid
social feature.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06
lave you a Ped for \ Home?
Why rot? Or fault = veurs !!
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.

Mr.. Henry Ortte has recently
built large stable and barn OH
tie rear of his Main street prop
e.ty for the accommodation Of his
horses and Sewing Machine wa
CONS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

WANTED-BY uICAGO MANU-
FEATURING House, pe, son Of trust
vor'hnees and sopewh,t familiar
with local Territory as assistant in
branch Office. Sayrv sls paid weekly.
Permanent pdsifon. No investment
rsqairsd. Prkfious experience rot
essential 70 engaging.
Address, Manager Branches. Como
Block, Chicago.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

a., ""AaiED: by Chicago Wholesale
s.s uall order house. ASSISTANT mana
an and man aa;a Or woman for Ahrs county,
snd sOloining territory Salary $50
m Su expenses paid weekly expense
nO. uts advanced. York pleasant;
o. pr'' .1 ptrmateX No investmen
oucs e''enee ff4ulred Write al
sls.sS I Iuil pe4icnlars aud enclose
~ "a, COOPER x 60
10. Lake Street, hicago, III,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06
The Grip.

"Bt1Ore We can sympAthiZe
with others, we must have suffer
ed ourselves" No one can saalize
the suffering attendant upon an
attack OF the grip. unless he has
had the actual experience. There
IL probably 70 disease that
causes 50 much physical and men
tai agony, or whIh so successfully
de'ies medicY ald..~~ar danger
fro" the gy~-''6wever, may be
avolded by the prompt use of
ChambeyIsin'S Cough Remedy
Among the tens of thousands who
have used this remedy, not one
case has ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that
has not recovered For sale by
all drugaists. Jan.
Sheriff George Henderson has
appointed Mr.. Chas. l. Provost
chief deputy in his Office. For IA
number Of years Mr.. Provost has
held the position of deputy clerk
under Parish Clerk J q. Leblanc.
On account Of political differences
which have arisen, Mr.. Provost
was asked for his resignation,
which was Immediately forth
coming. Whl'e in the clerks
office Mr.. Provost was very accom-
inodating, and vas made a great
convenience Of by his many
friends III Jeanerette, his old
home, as we'll az throughout the
parish. In the sheriff's office he
will still he in a position to serve
his friends with his accustomed
zeal aud Observation-Disclosures. We
hear that there are several as
piran.s in Jeanerette for the va
cant position in the clerk office
-JsaneIette Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

Mr.. Max Mates added an IRON
shed to the front Of his store, on
the corner of Main and Swain
streets, this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

1t 8 with regret that We learn
that Mr.. G. O. Pharr's little
daughter is i'll with scarlet fever
80 declared this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

LADIES! Ournew prs cription Rex
relieves delayed moniIlies in > Gays
Endorsed by the MEDICAL prof IS on.
Price 90. Lady fgents wanted
Dr. Nelson Ned9sne Co., Utica n. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

Yesterday aft, rnO)1 We were
pleasantly surprised by call
from VIII ie NickersOn, who was
shot. accidentally, about a month
ago. through the left lung. lie Is
rapidly regaining his strength ana
seems but little the worse oil Tor
the severe experience.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

A Civil term of Court was cOfm
menccd here Oh Thursday morn
ing with a very heavy docket
ahead of the court officials The
fist day, up to Late hour in the
afternoon, was spent calling of
the docket and fixing cases for
trial.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06
FOR RENT

a,se ssoni S'!'s{e weyYfn Shell ref.
A,Is avn, WIN p be&ooms, parlorI ,
leris. u'mngfooU, kitchen and dali
sreet e9!n9 IBERIA and Robert son
tculs,. FERNS and further par
.pWy 70 Felix NcorhSes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06
I'll Stock for Sale

~ "s =" @sd # N i VIZ
n'n 'a'suun Of Ept iandrcd
\ s'' an, one s4lrs H. ,nse a
MY, O'a''e%Dfn'pS oi and
' .sa coRpSOi Dm,,ss
'.ess ID I.eDauois.
ooI 6o5, New o.. ns. La.
,jany.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

RupruE CURE. - 90 per bottle.
Endorsed BY i,nXPhvsiclans None
Fee. AGENT VOTED w
d, Xe.sou ZMs'H' CO.. '''.'' n y
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

AIR Alexis VOORHEES, was G" leu
"a New Dreams on Las Monday
morning by a telee1am annonnr
ing the death of his mother l"
This bereavement he has the sym
pathy of the entire community
Tho Times Democrat published
,he following notice:
yOORHlES-At 80 a. m
Monday, Jan. |, 1906, WlDo"
MARTIN VOORHEES,, died. aged
sixty seven years.
Funeral private at 4P m Mon
day, Jan. !, 1906. from the resi-
dpnce of her son, S VOORHEES,, ll13
North Robertson street.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

For any disease u the SKIN
mere is uo,hinefrt'er '"a" Cham
ls,laiu's Salw II relieves the
itching and burning sensation !"
.,,mly amt soon effects a cure.
,,h,, all druco,sts Jan.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-01-06


~ s.oand and see If VOC dom
- ~. printed stationery. II so
- m. once 10 the place to gel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
NO LONGER A CURIOSITY.
Scientists Are Not Now Regarded as
Lions by Captains Of
Industry.

Exit the traditional scientific man
with the Traditional Yankee Of the
stage. Prof Dzrlow. president of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancemenf OF Science. writes that SCI
entihc leaders now sit with the cap
tains Of Industry, not as lions TO be
stared at but As representatives Of SCI
ence not only applied but pure. The
conception OF q scientific man As q
captain Of industry means simply the
acknowledgment that science has a
practical relation with the world and
that fortunately the public has ad-
Faneed far enough 20 see thar pure
science sooner Of later develops into
applied science.
The leaders OF science are 10 be
placed in the class Of organizers. man
ayers ni = sort OF scientifc trust This
is science to date While science IS
organization its basis Is the power of
investigating. An organizer is OF no
use until there Is something 70 or
ganfze. And the materials on which
the organizer in science must work
are not made By machinery. but hy the
brains Of individual workers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09

Az fEN Is q season q Lace. the Enrs
department il uf particular interest
Among the many charming novelties
shown are tie little lnre jackets which
promise ID form zn important feature
CT the seasons toilets These Rrs
shown IN real French and Irish lace.
n1mhined with hz1Izte and hand en-
brDsdery. with graceful little quarter
sleeves Others are IN baby Irizh and
heavy crochet. with half Elesrss and
Elashed I'D the back. The same style
of jacket is shown IN their bat1sts
and Var combinations. Collars and
chenisettez. with cuffs and half sleeves
10 match. in al the fashiDnahis Iscez.
ARE another feature q this department.
and there are some beautiful Epscl-
mems OF the new Point d'Auvergae.
One may sslert from large variety
Of beautiful white waists hers-and
practically al waists are white this
Season One attractive model VIE
Of accordion plated chigDn, with
handmade German .sTzl" insertion,
three large German medalli1ns form
lng the rope The short sleeves and a
giisle were Of white satin. Another
model was 70 zll-0Ver net, win imi-
tati0n irish insertion and perpendicu-
lnr ruckz. forming pointed yoke
The short sleeves wnre finished with q
rufzs 0f nst ana fne high neck with q
rnching Of German .sFal" 4 charm
ing china SILK waist had turaZs and
German val insertion stimulating 3
bolero jacket The sleeves were
trimmed with bands Of perpendiculsr
insertion. with 2 cur OF insertion, and
small RIFLES OF china silk
The summer suits and dress fabrics
show . striking pred0minance Of
grsy-brids's gray. pri-aezs gray and
small black and Ehits stripes. checks
and figures. giving the gray effect. In
the f0ulards and figured InelE silks,
which they make . specially OF hare.
this color seems 10 be particularly at
tractiFe.
Gray also appears IN hosiery, but
Whtte is the prsdOminating color in
this department. as elsewhere Lace
hosiery is leader again, but the en-
broidersd hosiery that was in such
demand last season is seen no more.
except in ?. few special designs In
the same vay. the highly colored
stripes and plaids that were consid-
cred correct IN mems hosiery last sea-
son have disappeared, being replaced
by the plain col0rs and black.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
STAGE TO PEERAGE|
EVA cAKznsroE, ACTRESS,
WEDs LORD II CLIFFORD.
The ssGzhsnn aarlv In ths 'scntch Of the
Season" Wins an Hsr Husband
Scion ~ English no
bllitv.

Lcnaon.-Lnrd de Clifford. whose TO
mantle narriass to Miss Eva Caring
tDr- the Gibson Girl" In the "CEfch gf
the Season" has SET all tongues wag-
ging has heretofore distinguished him
self only BY abor1iFe attempt 70 sub
stiru1e knee breeches. silk stockings
and EilFer-buckled shoes for the con
renti1nal neither attire Or evening
dresE He looked remarkably well in
the costume himself. but the idea
didn't catch On. perhaps because few
men could show 50 fine 2 pair Of calves
rs Lord de clir0rd He hasn't had
much Of q chzncs yet TO show what
capacity he possesses for really
amounting 10 something some day. for
Il was only last July that he attained
his majority and entered into the pos
session 0f his thirteen Thousand and
odd ancestral acres in County Mayo.
Ireland. which are said to be heav-
ily encountered He is tall. well set
up young chap, and though IN tina mat
ter Of looks he is BY No means a match
1or LIS VIE, ne has pleasing c0un-
tenance- He has Travelled about good
deal. is fine rider to hounds. main
tanning his own pack. and is what Is
known as good sort generally. He
sueceeded TO his title on the death
Of his father. which occurred when he
WIS only nine years old. His peerags
is one Of the oldest in TIE kingdcm.
the bzr0netcy having been created in
12s9. It's adventures began early and
violently. A Lord de Clifford was exc
cuted in 1923; an0Lher forfeited his
peerace and was killed in 1861, and his
son and heir was hidden by his mother
and brought up in disguise Is q shep-
herd.
Lord de Clifford first met Miss Car
rington when she was playing in the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
or AID TO HOSTESS
Decurntsnuz and Esnr tr- En- April
Lunchsun-0la Msy-Dny Custuns
Rretti3y Rertvsd-Keep the
Enlidnvz.


-Aurn showers hiring May flowers" !"
- for ths ceutHrpiscs have a small
eirBd Japanese umbrella. or q dolls
pnrnaol: undsrnsath put = low mound
of Epring blossoms. such as cr0cuE
trailing Rrbutas OK tullps. Thy ub-
brsElzz. opened * sarh place. nay have
The name written 0n card tied 70 the
handle II the house has slerrric lights.
open q gD0G~sizsd Japanese umbrella
,an1 tie Il 10 the Eaz ur lghI fixture
Ehzt Is rv1r the table: Their 10 each I'D
fzsten q very small electric light when
ne room Ill dzrkaned and thA Lights
fzrrnes On the eject Is most pleasing
Serve either Z trHit salpiu1n Ct or
arEas, ptnRappls and bananas. IN
glasses, OF clam b1uIIlnn; a good brand
II tha canned bouil1n VIII Be f1und
satisfactory Ewssthrsadz OF chicken
VIII pens and potatoes IL some form
xur1e next, xhEn 3 letrnre and tomato
salad with cheese waters and frozen
daasarz- II coEee LES NOT bsen served
win ths repaz1. i is pretty English
cnEzum xo serve < IN Ehe drawing
r0ou, the EraT being brought IN and
the hostess pouring. Small cHps are
ussd. This luncheon could prscsds q
card party or N afternoon musicale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
DEPoPULATINc IRELAND.
Wholesale Departure Of the Peo-
pie for the United
States.

The deserted island Is the land of
Erin. During the last summer whole
villages in Cavan. Galway and Donegal
have teen depopaiatea and vast coun-
try sices in Mayo and Roscummon have
bsen stripped Of the remnants Of their
old time hosts Of farm laborsrz Every
where are wholesale departures fer tbs
United Ststes Ersn In the rerotest
rural hsmlets the old people can bs
heard lamentsng some recent exodus Of
their most promising young boys and
girls. Almost every man or woman
the traveller meets has a number az
near relatives who have recently left
for the United States. EmiKratinx
AGENCIES exist in every part of the
island Every village has q steamship
agent to whose advantage II Is to use
every inducsment to influence tie
young men and women TO emlgrnfe.
The flaming posters which they fount
in the faces of the young people Who
are already restiTe ane overarxious to
60. Offering the cheapest transportation
and TO their minds. fabulous earnings
on the farther side Of the Atlantic.
pro-e irrestibly alluring to the average
Irish viilager.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
Still AFTER CUP
How the American Yachtrmen Feel
in the Matter of Another Chal-
lsngs for Race Upon
the Sea.

Sir Thomas Upton, after long ana
persistent hunt, has found q designer
10 plan and superintend the ccnEtruc-
fion Of Z new challenger for the Amer
irz's cup, which he has tried unsuc-
cessfnlly three times to lift Ar. Ar
fred Myline. Of Glasgow. i The man.
and II Is said he has been commits
stoned to build a racer for Sir Thorn
as which win beat anything the Amer
lean yachtsmen can put into the water
But the news Of Sir Lipt0u's plgns
has not excited much interest among
the yachtsmen OF New York further
than to elicit from them tho remark
$50 Sir Thomas intends trying foI
another match. Well, be may be &C
c0mmodated. but then the cup matches
are troublesome"
With the talk Of another series o.
international yacht races. arises the
question as to whether the event would
be governed by the new or the old
rules Since the last yacht race new
yachting rules have ben adopted, but
the feeling among the Americans Ii
that they could accept no conditions
which would bar the Reliance from
the race. and II the winner Of the
contest with Shamrock III Is to de-
fend the cup again the races would
have to be sailed under tsH OLD rules.
Fife was the designer az The Sham
rock l., which came over in 1883, and
wRs, from an American standpoint =
very crude affair. The mast was rath-
CT short and well rift The boom and
gan were very long. the jib very large
and the bowsprit consequently long.
While the c1ubt0psan was . jumbo
When the wind blew hard the gan
bent and the boom did likewise. max
ing tight place in the mainsail; the
mast went forward and the big jib
went on TO leeward. really making 1t
backsail
And yet the designer Of this boat
had wide experience IN al kinds of
craft, but overlooked the points that
make large one-masted vessel sue
cess.
Watson Was genius. and, beginning
with small boats, gradually worked up
TO those OF the largest size. He pro
duced the best boat that ever came
over here for the cup. She failed
merely for the lack Of the knowledge
Of the boat sailing problem and the
lack Of Judgment on the part Of those
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
fF0rmer Actress VINO Has Married Into the
English Peerags)

-----
English Pserage.)
Catch Of the Season" in Dublin last
September He ~papped the question
when motoring with her 10 Brighton
and was promptly accepted They lost
no time in clinchfng the bargain BY
getting married at the registry once
'sYou can take IT from ne that II IL
8 love match he said 10 an inter-
viewer, and that Of course everybody
believes because Of the entire ab-
sence Of any other possible motive
But they don't SO readily agree with
another remark OF his Il really see
no reason why peer may not marry
An actress without any fuss being
made over It
Miss Carringtcn IS q stunning girl.
II her face had r0t made her q for
tune OF the stage. there il little doubt
il would ultimately have made her
one on it In physiqus. also. she Is
well qualified for the aole in the play.
for she stands inst fraction under SIX
feet-not one inch over It as has beer
errcne0uElY stated That correction Is
made st her own request. for she
strongly objects TO the extra inch.
But she was always big girl for her
age. and made her first appearance On
the stage il Alice in wonaerlznd-
when she was only 1s years old Her
real name is Evelyn Victoria Chznd-
ler- The name by which she is known
to the public-ETa Czrringt1n-she
adopted when she went On the boards.
She is not Jet quite 1s years of aga
This Is the description which 4 stage
friend. Miss Marie Ashton. gives q
the new peeress. -She is q handsome
girl. who seems TO be quite unaware
Of her good looks. and she'll be q
credit to any society n which she
ntxes- she was great cEum oE
nins. and when she stayed Elfh ne
a, Ealing she VAT the life and soul
Of the house-hright. clever in her con-
Fersztion. very musical. both in sing
ing and playing and at tines almost
2 touboy- bit a1wzyE > LADY
The couple VII spend their ho1ey-
moon. which Is scheduled 70 last six
months. in Egypt and AhYssinfz. and
VIII then settle down IN Lord De
Clinord's Irish castle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
ALFONSO AS A scoRcHER.
Spanish King Tempted BY the En-
cellent Roads Of France
TO Speed

hardly exaggerzte IN saying they
nave made II more dangerous 70 walk
on a public road at night here. SAYS the
French correspondent Of London Irnfns
than to face Japanese Eharpzhootsrz ~
battle.
Limiting the pace By police rsgals-
lions has 10 effect in the country ms
ching Is 10 inlit the power Of the ma
chine to 20 beyond certain speed
The oncsal reports received a. the
ministry Of the Interior On King A.
fonso's motor feats on the roads round
Biarritz viii. suppose, some Gay De
published. Meanwhile they viii lie IN
the archives Of that department
I hear from an ofhciai there that
gandarmes were placed along the roads
On which he had arranged % drive.
not 80 much to guard him from znar-
chists and Carlists az to preserve ne
wayfarers rom his supetnoEiry az .
m0tprist
II was thought that the sight OF =
guardian Of public order in Uniform
would remind him Of the onliga1unh
under which he lay 10 observe police
rules. This sometimes answered
But II seems that there Is snch
thing as a motor demon which is-oftsn
Indifferent TO consequences. and that a
king may be prompted by i Ike an
ordinary mortal Alfonso was as ready
to risk the safety Of his novia a. his
own life. After the rutty r0ads Of
Spain and that stony heath. the Cam
20, he felt in France in q motor para
disc and acted accordingly
unfortunately he IL no exception
The excellence Of the French roads. the
mildness Of the climate. the goodness
Of the inns and the laxity with which
police rules are ga1oYced make Francs
the motorists recreation ground
Americans cross the Atlantic 20 dash
about here as recklessly a. they please.
80 do Austrisns. Hungarians and Ger
mans I came across the other day
party OF Swedes who had come 10
motor here because in their own coun-
try they were so often obliged TO pull
up By those gates that cross the Ewed-
ish reads in pastoral districts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09
METERoLooIsT TO ARCTIC.
Maj Hsrssy, Of Weather BureAu At
MilEzukes, 70 Accompany Tsllmnn
On North Fnls Repetition

Milwzukss-Mz5 Il q HerssE. who
has beer assigned to accompany wal
ter Wsnnan On his trip to the pole as
mste0rol0gist Of the expedition. is the
head Of the weather bureau in this
CITY. and Is considered to be one OF the
brightest f0lsaasters IN the service Of
The department Previously to coming
TO Milwaukee he was Stationed It
1thacz. NJ u, where. in addition to his
burezu duties. he was instructor IN
ClimatolngT n the agricultural depart
ment Of Curnsll university. When the
Spanish war broke ont Maj. Hsrsey
was Stationed n View Mexico. and Ieft
q. once 70 Join the Roagh Riders At
san Antonio he met President Ro0se-
vsl- and ewing to his service IN the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-05-09

TO-DAY
II charge to grasp and take advantages
Of the crucial postti0ns IS they oc-
CURED IN her races.
II Capt Barr had sailed the Wat
son Shamrock instead Of being the
skipper CT the defending vessel the
eup would have gone back
The last Shamrock By Fife was what
the professionals cau 'one breeze
bozt" Il : stir breeze 70 rindEzrd
she wzs . match far the Reliance. and
in q strong wind. AL that the boats
could carry, would have been slightly
better. Down the wind no line could
be drawn nn her. as she was not prop
srIy sailed II q Light breeze 70 wind
EErd and some Bes The Reliance showed
her superiority IN q pronounced man
ner. lI1 must not be forgotten that
most Of The CUP races have been sailed
Il 8 mDdsrats wind and some sea. In
ths triangular race It was . close
match
And Tfrh the talk OF building q new
challenger eouex interest in the man
vino has been chosen 10 design her.
This man Myine was employed by the
Watson firm f1r years. and was with
The naval architect who Is now dead
when he had the plans Or q cup chal-
1enger On hand MTlne has designed
many small racing bozts and some or
them have been marked successes.
Whether any Of the genius possessed
b. Mr.. Watson. - shown in his chal-
lsnging yEcht Of three years ago and
n scores Of other racers, has fallen
up0n his old empioye on whether the
latter has only been awaiting this np-
portunity to show the world that be
has talents equal 70 either the dead
Dr living naval architects time ana
trial can onlT prove Az II stands to-
dzy in America. there are shakfngs Of
the bead when II Is told that q CON-
paratiTelr untried designes Of big
racing cr-ft Is 70 evolve cup ehal-
lenEer.