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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Hon. Hsrsehel N. Hogg's. speech in


Congress on the railroad rate bill has just
reached the editorial table. He good
naturedly opens his speech by remark
ing-"I understand 1t is claimed by tho
sponsors Of this bill that It Is an Admin
istration measure. II was claimed by the
gentleman from Texas yesterday that 1t
was Democratic measure: trust that
there are none here. or IN the country at
large. who will conclude that the latter
statement necessarily results from the
former. lLaughter.l However this may
bs. it is understood that this measure
tha. has the unusual experience OF having
the unanimous Endorsement Of the COM
mi.tee. both Democratic and Republican
has been practically 70 mu's 10 b. the In
terstate Commerce Commission. and is
said to have tho favor Of tho President"
He then proceeds to ElScths bill his en-
dorsemen,. though dissenting from some
Of its provisions. He gives tho railroads
duo credit for tho wonderful impetus they
have given to tho distribution Of products
between remote sections Of tho country
and thinks this ought at least to compel
Thoughtful action before attempting to
dis,urb,he equilibrium Of SO vast strue-
ture."; Tho Hon. gentleman might add
tha, the railroads have dono tho people
some service in preventing congestion Of
population In the east and consequent
squeezing Of the wage-rate down and the
ren.-bills up to tho European level. But
then the rulo Of putting on ''all the traffic
will stand" when tho western immigran,
has any products TO send back TO market
rather takes tho cream of tho railroads.
goodness. Then too. for this eonsidesa-
ton. As somebody has recently figured u
up. We have given to tho railroads enough
OF ths peoples domain To make an area
equal to two average states Of tho Union
In few moro generations. whom there
arc no more chances for tho people oi
tho east To go west and speculate IN The
virgin prairies" we shall Rave . more
bu.dsnsomo condition than tho present
railroad monopoly ever though, Of beng
Hu, then tho lorgess way round Is III,
shortest way out. with tho masses. Ii
correcting an economic evil. and 50 ",
shall probably so On with our Legislative
tinkesing Of tho railroad and other mono
poly problems for years TO come.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
1e Surely Was.


A Rocky Ford school teacher who was
preparing her pupils for washinQton.s
birthday exercises had particularly dull
pupil who was particularly anxious 10 ap.
pear on the program. Knowing her ca
paeity the teacher assigned her one Of q
list OF proverbs: eft Is never too late to
learn" She was admonishsd to wrss,le
with Il early and late until Il was
thoroughly memor.zed. Rehearsal day
came and the pupil arose to do her part
Imagine the teachers surprise when the
pupil came forward and with beaminr
eountenanee cited: "it is too late to
learn"
Then followed long drill on that miss.
ing word NEVER" until Il seemed to have
been eternally craven on the tablets Of
that pupils thinking machinery. The
eventful 22d Of February came and that
pupils opportunity. Imagine the feelings
Of the teacher when the child rose before
the assembled visitors and confidently
announced: 1T is ALWAYS too late e
learn"
Another good thing evolved from
the native genius of Rocky Ford pu-
pill comes to our notice: The teacher
was teaching measurements TO the lit
Tie tad and. working on the co-ordina-
tion theory. was asking about forms of
measurement. What things can you
name that we buy by the quartz Good.
Now what things do we buy by the
bushel? Good. Now what things do
we buy by the yard7 That Is good.
Now tell me some of the things we
buy by the foot.
A modest little tot in the back row.
believing her opportunity had come,
put up her hand.
Well. Mary. tell me something we
buy by the foot7"
"Shoesi"
Then the class took a recess to smile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

We have received a well-written item
regarding social organization and maxi
ing some criticism. The name Of the
writer does not accompany Il. tho idea
being that tho views expressed, shall be
published as those Of tho. Enterprise.
Having no knowledge OF tho eireumstan:-
COS we eanno. thus sditorially endorse
our correspondents views. However.
the matter will BE- proper for publication
II the writer will allow her name TO bo
signed 10 IT, Why not?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Arc voU Not Oisd You Live ID
Colorado.


Tho following from tho Bloomington,
ILL.,. Paragraph. handed the Enterprise
by G. L umsssad. recently from that
section. indicates that ws Of the Rocky
Ford country can have no sort Of weather
for whieiEs need 70 apologize 70 Cen.
tral lllinos insn:
The far ars In tho corn kM Of Illinois
,is ,siss "a esaai3' 33'ea ps'ee9sd5 T. IN ss.s houses q
horseback, Ind horse haAali L want.
to do 70 Axe It's way over SS,nssy roae
with . rJ1n on iss back. Barn ards arr
= mire and the only thing 10 do with
stock is % kssp L under shsl,sr.
And ths worst 10 not yet. What !,
will b whsn the general spring sha~
comes nobody 10 anxious 70 contemplate
4 stranger 70 this fair land Of ours would
asssr an stssmpe 70 travel over roads Ia
thsir present condition not b willing "a
buy land here At $40 IN acre. Il 10 i'm
possibls Tor him to bsHsvs that he road,
can ever beeoms psssabjs.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

School District No. has an excellent
artssian we'll which has been FREQ to all
tho world In tho past But tho tax gay
srs Of tho district have concluded that
those outside tho dissrie: should make
some payment for water. and hereafter .
charge Of 25 cents par tank will DO made.
The money may Be paid a. tho Gorvais
home near tho well. Tharo surely can
bs no valid kick on this charge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

When the Maecabees undertake an en-
tertainment they make II a success.
Hence those outside tho order who have
received personal invitations to tho social
next Monday night are looking forward
to an evening Of pleasure. There will be
speeches, music. games and refreshments
State Commander J. A. Griffin. Of Dem
yer will be present and make an address.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho St. Patriek's Day supper given at
the w. c. T. U. Rest Room was largely
attended and the excellent meal much
their appreciation Of a worthy cause BY
their support Of the Rest Room meve-
pent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Friends Of Joe israel. a, ono tim, man
ager Of the Golden Rule Dry Goods House
In this city. and popular with . host OF
our young people. wilt bo pained 70 learn
Of tho death Of MRS. Israel at rueumeari.
N. NJ. thor homo. last Wednesday. The
burial was At Little Rock. Ark. the for
msr homo Of Mrs. Israel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Owing to the illness Of my wife we
have to seek lower altitude and of
fer for sale my interest in the Holbroos
Center store. w. E. Brown.
Address Rocky Ford. r. F. D. /, phone
1892 Black. 4l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
"a Daasy" asl No Aliseaass,

Some Of our rssdsrs are going 70 re-
turn vote Of thanks for this tam. At
wnl Andsssoa's Sanitary Plumbing shop
10 70 b seen The smoothsst BIZ Of
mechanism ever bsousht 10 Rocky Ford.
n works - sesy - hot knife in July
butter and about a. noss,sssiy. Ths
working parts are . combination Of glass
and brsss. which will surprise you b. its
operation. The objset Of this mechanism
. TO raise water. which Il does 10 per-
lection, and will last for half . century.
This pump with its glass valve working
In brass cylinder gives pure water and
does L easy. which makes pumping
pleasure. Call at Andsrson's and ex.
anime this best Of pumps.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Work on the new ice plant Is making
good progress this week. The large
boilers are being set and the foundations
laid for the freezing tanks. Mr.. AlthofF
is down from Denver experimenting the
work. The great demand for iron pro-
ducts IL causing vexations delay in the
receipt Of some classes Of material. but
there Is every probability that the plant
will be completed in time to meet the
earliest demands for ice and cold stor-
ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho Arkansas Valley Honey Producers
Association has q car load Of supplies In
transit for tho benefit Of membsrs. snd
others whom it's hoped vii pin the
organization.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Ralph p. Collins, VIII o in the past years
has handled Indian laborers in our beet
fields TO the satisfaction Of both beet
growers and workers. will engage in this
business again this season. He is plan
ming to place 400 Indians in the beet
fields during the coming season. Those
who have had the services Of his copper
eolored forces during past years will be
prompt 10 renew contracts for 1906.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

The latest addition to Rocky Ford's
automobile club is W. j. Brown. who re-
Gently acquired the fine Winton car. for
merly owned by John Neiswinter. When
the fine spring days come our automo-
bilists could jar La Junta by making an
excursion 10 that city en- masse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Police Magistrate Osborne has collect
cd total Of almos, $3.50 in poll tax. a
record never before eaualled.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho Epyorth League will next week
be able to announce tho best lecture
course In their sefieS OF successes. &.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

The Ia Junta Melon Growers Assoeia-
ton has signed up with T. N. Metssn.
representing the Fish Commission Co.
Terms: IS cents advance. with crates
and nails free. making practically 20 cts.
advance. When shipments in The Valley
exceed 80 cars the growers will receive
the net proceeds after dsdueting IL p
cent commission.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Resolutions Of Respect.

At regular meeting of Rocky Ford
Lodge No. So, I. o. o. r. on March 10.
1906. the following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas. That IL has pleased our ALL
wise and m,rciful Father to call home
to Himself Mrs. Ethel Bailey, wife of
our Brother. Edward Bailey.
Resolved. That we sympathize with
our Brother In this his sad hour in the
loss of a beloved and devoted wife.
She Is not lost: she is within the door.
That shuts out loss. and every hurtful
thing.
with angels bright. and loved ones
gone before,
In her Redeemer's presence evermore,
And with her God, Lord, Judge and
King.
Resolved, That a copy of these .reso-
1utions be transcribed by the secretary
and n copy presented to our Brother
Bailey. and n copy be furnished to our
city press for publication.
A. c. SLOAN,
B. B. SMITH,
r H. c. AMEND,
Ei!tl-:L .II-.4i- Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Certified copy Of IA portion OF the
proc..dInss OF tho Board OF Commits
rion.rs OF ot.ro County transacted at
the March term. 1906. meeting thereof
The following claims against the
County are now presented. and after
due consideration the same are ON
motions allowed pnd warrants are here
by ordered In faym-nti therefor. as fol-
lows. towtt:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Another opportunity is now offered our
enterprising farmers 10 increase the
value Of the horses bred on their ranches.
c. r. Davis and L. r. Morris few days
since arrived with three hns stations
from their extensive breeding farm al
Ames, |. Il will pay interested farmers TO
call and see these horses at the Higgins
Palace Livery. They should be purehas-
cd and kept in otsro county. See ad in
another column.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Rsesss SAosp SaDes.

Reesat SAoep SADes.
The following sslss are reported IN the
Kansas City Market:
c. DsLong 5o7 lambs, 81 lbs. $6.e6
F.. N. Hsssin $50 lambs, 80 lbs. t6.66
r. M. Harsin 90 ewes 62 lbs. $500
J. vanhorn l66 lambs. 81 lbs. $3.50
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

J. z. Britt has aeespesd . position as
Smith's barber shop. 5oe North Main.
and invites Ill old frisnds 70 call and ~
him. <2.<Bp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Colorado spnags 10 protesting agsins,
The destructive work bsing done b.
wrongly trimming shade trees. Rocky
Ford has not much 70 complain Of On
that score. but al permits 70 trim trsss
should b accompanied By dirsstioas how
70 DO l. Ths beauty Of . few os Rocky
Fosd's finest tssss has bssa destroyed BY
injudiesous trimming.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Thos. r. Wilson, a local chicken breeder
had such good success in using the
columns Of the Enterprise some months
since that he this week advertises high
grade eggs for Matching.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Before he ehssitably inclined eeatsi-
butte 70 Dr.. Bsaesofs's free homs for con-
sumptivss st Fost Lyon they should In
quirs - 70 his efforts elsewhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
For Rent.

Five acre trat, 4 roo m house. All in
fruit. 4l-h r. S. Beall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

David r. Hutchinson. who recent,
bought Of the Rocky Ford Brick and nli
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

L r. Fsnlasoa reports tho sale Of John
Stsvsnsoa's residence property In Park
Addition 70 r. r. Shisk for 81 500.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

New invoice Of Mounting Board Just 70
esivsd at The Entsspsiss once.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
For Sale.

len the class took a recess to smile.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
Nara Visa Country Settling

Willard Belknap, United States
Commissioner at Nara Visa, was
in town yesterday attending to
business matters. He spent an
hour with the News force and
placed an order with us for a book
which wi contain descriptive
matter of the Nara Visa country.
He will have several thousand
copies of this book printed for cir
culation among eastern farmers.
This will be splendid means to Sc
cure desirable class Of homeseek-
ers to settle that section Of coun-
try. The book will contain a map
of Union County and a number Of
half-tone pictures of different in
dustrial Enterprises. Mr.. Belknap
has been very busy for the last
month with the duties OF the Office
OF u. S. Commissioner. There is
Hungarian colony settling near
his town, and Herman Deutsch,
10 Deme, John Kovacs, Stef Kiss,
forerunners Of the colony, from
Trinidad, Colo, have lately made
filings. They will be followed inn
mediately by immigrants from
Colorado, some other states and
from the Old Country. The fol-
lowing persons have made home
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
A PARK AND RACE COURSE
Company Formed to Esta bIish
a Park and Race Course
on the AA Ra nch

We are informed by J A. Street
that he as one of the members OF a
corporation which has effected the
organization of company, COM
posed of a number of local busi-
ness men and some outside capital,
to build park and race course on
the AA Ranch one mile and hal
south of town. The company has
bought the AA Ranch and though
the charter has not yet been OBJ
tanned most of the other detail
OF the organization have been
concluded. Men will be set to
work this week to put out 1o,oo
shade trees. The trees will be
some variety of cottonwood. We
did not learn what kind, but we
are informed they have been or
dered. This is an enterprise that
will in the run OF few years
make the promoters good money.
1t will also be an attractive resort
for townsfolk during the summer
months. Ii will be the picnick-
ing ground of this community.
The name of the park will be
Roosevelt, and the plan is some
thing like the Washington Park
OF El Paso, but not on such
large scale of course.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
Telephone Exchange Improv.
ing.

DR.. Herring's son, Farr Her
ring, is now at work to improve
the telephone system. Two car
loads Of poles have been received
and they are being set on the south
side Of the street. The old line on
the north side will be taken down
and used elsewhere. DR.. Herring
informs us that it is his sons in
tcntion to make the telephone SER
vice here up-to-date in every re-
spcct. This is a worthy enterprise
for Tucumcari and should be liber-
ally patronized.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
LIVE STOCK
Bill Introduced in the House Reg
ulates Shipping Of Cattle
and Sheep.

The following House resolution
No. I4,oo4, which was recently
introduced in the national House
of Representatives by Mr.. Steph-
ems, Of Texas, is of interest to cat
tie raisers and sheep growers OF
New Mexico:
To amend section forty-threc
hundred and eighty-six of the Re-
vised Statutes of the United States,
relating to the shipping Of live
stock.
BE it enacted bo the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That Section
forty-three hundred and eighty-six
of the Revised Statutes of the
United States be, and hereby is,
amended by adding the following:
Provided, that upon the written
request of the owner or shipper,
or the agent of either, made to the
initial carrier or any other carrier
transporting such live stock, the
time within which the same may
remain upon the cars may be ex-
tended to not exceeding thirty-six
hours, exclusive of the time neces-
sary for loading and unloading:
Provided further, That it shall not
be required that sheep be unlo oad-
ed in the night time, but they may
carried on to a suitable place for
unloading.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03

stead filings before Mr.. Belknap
since the mid die OF last month:
Robert Il. Mexican, A. S. King,
G.. A. Atkinson, 10 Deme, Stef
Kiss, ] o h n Kovacs, Herman
Deutsch, Lula Ward, C.. l.. Will
lard, Alice Ward, E. w. Walling,
J. h. Lattimer, Frank Ward, I.
c. Collins, c. w. Gilbert, w. II.
Hall, w. II. Williams, Samuel
Mason, G. II. Boyd, II. T. Wood.
Desert Entry; 7. c. Collins and
Clara Bell.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
Gigantic Land Deal.

w. F. Buchanan consummated
the most gigantic land deal the
first of the week in the history of
New Mexico. He bought Bond s
interest in wnat is known as the
Beck Grant, embracing 62, ,ooI
acres. The consideration was
100000 Mr.. Buchanan has evil
IDENTIFY made good money on this
deal and his friends will be pleas
ed to hear Of his success.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
AGRICULTURAL DEVELOP
MENT IN NEW MEXICO.
Forty. one Per Cent Of the People Of the
Territory Engaged in Asri.
cultu raj Pursuits.
AN INDEX FOR THE FUTURE

The Santa Fe New Mexican OF
February 26, talking about the in
dustrial development of New Mex
leo, says:
"Forty-one per cent of the peo-
pie in the Territory pursuing gain
full occupations are engaged in ag-
ricultural pursuits-quite credit
able showing. In the great agri-
cultural state of Illinois having a
population Of 2,So4,o4o engaged
in gaintul occupations, there are
S62, ,78I persons, or only thirty-one
per cent, as against forty-one per
cent in New Mexico, who are en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits.
The area and valuation of farm
lands and the value of farm prop
erty in New Mexico has materially
increased since 1890, as is shown
in the following table:
1890
Total number OF farms 4,45S
Acres in farms ..... 7S2, ,S22
Total value Of property S33,543,I4I
Lands, fences, buildings. So, 40, 500
Implements, machinery. 2oI,I4o
Live Stock June I..... 25,III,2o2
1900
Total number of farms 1884
Acres in farms ...... 5,I3o,S7S
Total value OF property S53,737,S24
Lands, fences, buildings. 20, ,S88,SI
Implements, machinery. 1,I5I,61e
Live Stock June I..... 3I,727,4 4oc
These figures give an idea of the
rapid development and they are
also indicative of what may be ex'
pected in the future. Another
matter that is well worthy of RECORD
here is the fact that the producing
capabilities per capita OF those en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits ha'
increased amazingly. The annua
value of farm products increased
in the ten years, 1900, to 1000
from nearly So, 900, 900 to a littl,
over S3Io, 900, 900, or an increas,
of 400 per cent in the ten years
while the agricultural population
has not increased greatly.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03
THE RAILROAD OUTLOOK
Many Improvem ents Contemplated for
Tucumcari.-Both Rock Island and
Southwestern will Increase
Their Yard Capacity
ROUND HOUSES AND SHOPS TO BE
BUILT

The News is not going to say
that our information concerning
the intentions OF the railroads
with reference to their anticipat-
cd improvements is official. be-
cause none OF the head officials
have as yet announced the extent
OF their work here for publication
anywhere. We probably know
just about as much and again
Just about as little as our fellow
townsmen Of this matter. But
such as have | will give thee. I"
II. S. Moore's construction out
fit is here on the ground, at least
we are so informed, We have not
seen them yet, from Topeka, and
getting ready for business. Jack
Mulligan is the man in charge of
the construction work and Dan
Mahoney camp foreman. Mr..
Mahoney was with the Rock Is
land during the construction pc
riod and was Contractor Spen-
GERS foreman. Their work, as
we have been told, is to widen
the road bed and otherwise i'm.
prove the track from here to
Dalhart. They are to move 3o,.
900 yards Of dirt for the Rock
Island in the yards here in prep
aration for round house and ad.
ditional trackagc. Mr.. Mulligar
has gone to El Paso to bid foi
a contract with the Southwestern
people for work they are going
to do here and nothing definite
can be stated as to the extent o
their improvements until the con-
tldCtS nave Dctll lct. IlOWtNcl
their work will first be the low
ering OF the grade on the Dawson
line from here to the Canadian
followed by extending their yare
room and the erection of rount
house and repair shops. Divi
sions are to be established here
at Duran and at Alamogordo
Tucumcari will have the larges
shops out OF El Paso, and ordi
nary repair of locomotives viii
be done and all work that thi
shop cannot handle will go to tn
shops at El Paso. The Southwest
ern will handle all trfic from
Tucumcari West. The % new
and overhauled engines now un
der way for the Southwestern vii
be delivered IN about 80 days
or as soon thereafter as the Bald
win Locomotive works can delive
them. There are about a doZe
of these old compounds that wer
taken from Alamogordo for over
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03

Conductor Campbell has return
ed from weeks visit to El Paso
to see his family. He resumed
his run Thursday,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03

Continued in SUPPLEMENT-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-17
KNEW SOURCE OF TIE -IDEEs'
James Russell Lo~eiPs Letter Pea.
sure1 Mrs. spcfToro

While James Russell Lorsn ga.
icfST of the Atlantic Monthly he fre
iuenuy accepted stories written By
hrs- Harriet Prescott Sporo-d. with
shon b. enioyst 1ersouaI friend.
'hip. M. sporori however. feared
ihs, be migh; D. tsiinz ,aer, because
n his interest IN her .Ec sos for tie
merit Of Der rurk.
She resolved 10 pg, ihs matter 10 {.
est Her hsneErit.-g sss peculiar
SIs Of the most Characteristic letters
'as Der d, 70 the end Of which she
ssvs queer little crook. toward the
~ In order 20 disguise her uork she
sst hsi sister copy one % her storie.
before sehd!ng II 10 the editor
NJ. LoNe!l accepted Il ia a letter,
n whicS be .ro-e The Is may no,
be yours, bsr there - 40 nistakins
'he 1oess
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-17
BROUGHT DEAF GIANT TO KING
Nons2er Had Forgotten Victim
Woglc Need 70 gresth..

One Of The most industrious o. TIE
1zn-ttieves VITO recruited the q
nous regiment 0. giants for Klrs
9Te1ericL william o, Prussia vas
Baron Hompesch. whose many SIC
sess4s LED him once TO cas-, eove,ous
syes 1pon E very lengthy ;oiner. He or.
1srst 0. the !oiner E chest or Gp
ooard which should be as long src
Sozd &c the yorker himself In due
course the baron called round The
cupboard had teeu finished. but h
protested that Il was too small. This
he carpenter denied and laid hirseF
within e ss proof q IT'S dimensions
No sooner had be done 50 than serp
ants of tie baron clapped down the
I'd and had ire giant prisoner. They
carried hin OF 20 ,h- court. but zhe-
the I'D vas opeoer. lrresd o, gian.
here rolled out q corpse. The mar
had been st.fed n his anger the
<ing sez.sacet TIE baron 70 death. bu,
repr.evet hin WIEN hA wanted mora
giznA