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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
Commission to
Examine More
Dishonest Shipper May be Indicted 1t
End oi Investigation.

washington, March 81. Az q resul,
OF the investigation In New York By
the Interstate commerce commission
Of the alleged underbilling and mis-
description Of goods by various ship
pers, II was stated at the Office ol
the commission today that the pres
ent intention Il to certify the cases Il
the department Of justice for crimi
nal proceedings, with View to bring
Ing indictments.
This action, however, will be defer
red until after the commission hal
conducted further hearings In 0they
cities where It 10 alleged similar I'M
lawful acts have been committed.
At present. It IL contemplated By
the commission to examine certain
witnesses In Buffalo and Philadelphia
whore II 10 said frauds Of equal Il
not greater magnitude than those n
legged to have been committed IN New
York and vicinity have been perpetrat
ed. These latter hearings viii be con
Quoted some time In April.
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( May Take Action.

Chicago, Msrch 3l.--The Tribune 5
Washington correspondent says; II
is a serious thing to say, yet believe
! am justified in saying that u the
strike Of the coal miners is permitted
to continue TO a point where the piled
UP stocks are practically exhausted,
the government Of the United. States,
either through the president or con
gress, or both. will take some action
In the interest of the people, consti.
tuition or no constitution. That is the
feeling among men who are ordinarily
conservative. They do not believe
that either congress or the president
has any right to dictate terms on
which men shall operate mines or
miners shall worn in mines. They do
believe, however, and the opinion was
expressed by high official within the
walls Of the white house itself yester-
day that II any such crisis arises, the
government will take possession Of the
mines and operate them for the bene.
fit Of the people and turn over the
money to the proper owners, leaving
the miners and operators to agree
among themselves II they can.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31

shah be chosen by the governor OF
he Yukon, three by Hatfeld and one
by the first six. should Hatfield fail
10 produce rain TO the satisfaction
Of the board or the majority OF the
beard, he will receive only hia cost 4
transportation 10 and from the Klon.
dixie and maintenance for himself and
assistant. OF the $4,000 half Ia "a
be paid by ten Of the largest mining
operators In the Yukon. The other
half Is to be paid by the Yukon gov.
ernment.
Hatheld agrees to produce rain "a
the satisfaction Of the board. No
stipulated quantity Of rain by inches
is required but II In specifically stated
in the contract that he "shall In
crease the rainfall and renew II from
time 10 time for four months As may
be named by the board. and sufficient
to insure. so far az ample rain viii, a
successful and prosperous summer for
placer mining industry OF the Dawson
district' Five days will be allowed
after each seance for the rain 70
come. M
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
The Moroccan
Dispute Ended
coAlsssnes d Ns0oas Reaehss Satisfactory
SeHlensal Ths Ms'niay.

Algeciras, March Sl.fhe commit.
tee Of the conference 0Rxflk Moroc-
can reforms have reached an agree
ment on all points. This agreement
will be sanctioned at the plenary ses.
sion Of the conference this afternoon.
Complete accord resulted from the
long conference held this morning be.
tween NJ, Ravoil, head Of the French
mission, and Count Won Tattenbach,
of the German mission Division and
policing of the ports Of Morocco was
arranged as follows:
Spain polices Tetuan and La Rache, i,
French and Spanish mixed police will
be established at Casa Blanca and
Tangier and the French police alone
will have charge Of Mogador, Saffi,
Mazagan and RABBIT,
This gives France four Atlantic
ports. The duration Of this police
agreement has been fixed for five
years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
Prince Arthur
Ii Vacouver

Vancouver B. G., March 31.-Right
royal was the welcome to Prince Ar
thur OF Connaught today. when he
and his suite reached the city on the
steamship Princess Victoria. The city
and harbor were astir early. Immense
crowds assembled by the water front,
and rounds Of cheers mingled with
the national anthem and salutes from
the harbor ships and land batteries
as the steamship came up the harbor.
Visits were exchanged between the
prince and the civic naval and mill.
tary authorities. The Sixth regiment
formed an escort OF honor. After
the. formalltics Of greeting had been
disposed Of the royal visitor and his
party were taken on drive through
Stanley park and to points Of interest
ii and. about the city. The main fea.
ture Of the entertainment program
takes place in the DrilIhall this even'
ing when his royal highness will In
spect the Sixth Regiment and be pre-
senfed with a civic address Of vel
come.
The prince will leave the city early
tomorrow morning for the east by spe.
cial train over the Canadian Pacific
railway. and will stop on at various
points. including Banf7, to enjoy the
scenic splendors Of the Rockies be-
fore paying brief visits to Calgary,
Regina and Winnipeg.
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for Las Vegas
Still Being Considered
Washington Dispatch Which Brings Good News
to Residents OF Meadow City.

upon projects which have been de.
cided desirable, but for which there
IL insufficient money available In the
reclamation fund.
h submitting the bill the interior
department called attention to the
fact that a number Of irrigation en-.
4eu(ptses have been found feasible,
- That the reclamation fund IL not
large enough to provide for all Of
theGD projects, and the suggestion Ia
made that the proceeds from the
rental Of grazing lands would mot
'sulx prQrDde such funds. butstwoild
t1nd - preserve the range and give
- 11f for its Improvement
m0n4 fhe. projects mentioned BY
49, a. 6tartlnent which might be aid.
~ by the passage Of the bill are:
nas River. Utah; 0rande River. Col
80; Goshen Hole, Wyoming; Dr.
'0oIs, Idaho, and Las Vegas, New
Mexico
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Rainmakins in
the klo ks

Los Angeles. CAL, Mar 31--
Charles m. hatfleld. the fam rain
maker Of1 this. city, has been gagged
BY contract With the Yukon teri orial
government to make rain in the lcn-
dixie during all the coming mining
season. According to the contract Hat
field must be on the ground by May ]
With an assistant and the rainmaking
apparatus.
Las year the Klondike hydraulic
plants suffered the loss Of thousands
a dollars that they would have har-
vested had there been big rains. TT
rainmaking plan was suggested and
fostere1 by J. r. Lithgow. territorial
comptroller who had come In touch
with Hatf'eld's work while here on
q visit.
BY the terms Of the contract Hat
feld IN to receive 100000 provided he
makes rain 10 the satisfaction OF =
boasd Of seven men, three Of whom
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TO Locate Branch
At Albuquerque

The Charles llfeld company, the
large west side Wholesale house VIII
shtablish branch warehouse In Al
Ddquerque as soon as possible, Max
Nordhaus. the manager, recently made
q trip to tha. city to complste the
arrangements. The company II not
jet ready - givexput whether they
intend to rent or bifild a warehouse.
of when 1t will be established 4
11fe Citizen is undoubtedly mistak-
en- IN Its statement that the moving
Of the Nordhaus wholesale house to
Albuquerque is more evidence that the
Duke City is recognized as the trade
center Of the southwest" II IL to
be branch Of which Mr.. Nordhsus 10
manager.
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was derailed. The engine did not turn
over and al O'CLOCK tnis anefnoou
the engine and one sleeper Were back
on the track.
There We're seven cars IN the train
which was In charge ol Conductor y
u. Shatfer and Engineer r. ". Den
uiston was 1t the throttle None Of
theu railruad men was injured ~
Tar ~ could be learned.
The wrecker was sent 10 the scene
Z the accident . sooa ~ possible
hut the TRACK was oaaiy torn w anu
II Will be after ak O'Clock before
the wreck can be cleared away, Both
sections Of No. were held In this
city and No. I and No, . will also be
delayed at this point for some time,
Superintendent Kern aud DR.. u. B.
Shaw accompanied the wrecker TO the
scene, " the trouble.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
STEAL MARCH
ON FRIENDS BY
BEING welded
Mn. nssiings and NJ Csssy
Marry on ne ,Quist II
This CITY.
0iadstias ClWsymsa Swssa y Ssassy
and aanaSs l|ssaes Ssppssssd
By CsuWty Clssk.

Mrs. Ella N. Hastings of Shos-
maker and Burt 1. Corey Of Las "
gas we're united In marriage last WeA-
nesday evening At the iatter's home
IN this city. Rev. n. n. Treat a.
the Baptist church WAS ~ oalelG1iag
cleryyman.6 Father an9 mother u ~
groom and personal frind Who Nh
been boarding with them wore ~
only peFsons witnsasing ~ 6srS1nt.
ny. sqlssx s IN II sssgs Y
AcQuaintancea 0f thin estlmAbDe
c0uple viii bs surprised oud pae0oed
~ learn OF their wedding. Bvtoe aa0
groom are both well known an6 pop-
nlar in Las Vegas. Mr. Cosey nj chi9e
clerk In bei local frAights o4ice ef
the Atchison. Topeka y Ga1tA -
railroad, and Mira. HastlnSs ~ keen
Tor some time IN agent for the same
company ~, the nearby village "
Shoemaker, They became ecQuelnt-
"a with each other about two years
ago when Mrs, Haatings was omploy.'
ed as aS1eleararh operator It the 0an-
ia re tfeight office here. The friend.
shup thus formed r1pened into love
during the course of time. ana their
little romance was contaminated this
week.
Not wishing to have The fact 0f the,
wedding become generally known for
d few days the marriage license was
suppressed and the minister tying tho
nuptlal knot was sworn to socrecy.
A.r. Corey was at nis desk the TOT
lowing morning md his bride left On
tfe nrst train for Shoemaker. 18th
have since continued 1T their du.
Ties AZ though they had not been mar.
ried, and even some of their most
intimate friends will receive their
first information of the nuptial event
in today's Optic.
The secret having leaked out. thA
bride and groom will be the recipient
Of the heartiest congratulation Of their
many friends and II good wishes count
for anything they are assured of
happy voyage together on the matri-
monial sen. Both have been married
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey have not de~
cided a. vet whether or not they vii
embark N housekeeping BY them
selves. Mrs. Corey will continue her
duties AZ agent ct Shoemaker until
b successor IL appointsd Mr.. Corey's
parental home Ii at 90 Fifth stseet.
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Washington, March 3l.vThe inter.
ior department submitted 10 oonsrsss
the draft X q bfI providing alplsa oe
leasing public grazing lap@D,s0f ~
United States sad recon- lisG ~
passage.
The bill ~ drawn aukh0rtSes TIE
secretary Of the interiorASe With6raw
from public entry lands Somed Ahy
him desirahle md to leass toem ~
SfxkinS puIpopes. giving slfG stoek-
men prefersoSp. for tern ~ q:
ceeding ilve XC&fs, At a vpon<nI -
be- nxed by 6 secretary.
At the extlr1kion Of the Lenses
me secretary u q feclassify ~ 1aud1
and exciu6s tro6 the sras1n 6Sea
tracts which sltDald " stnjoct y
homestead or other forms " entity.
The procseds y the srasing fto9
shall be turned INTO the reclamotlp
fund 70 be use1 b carry q The vo14
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Miners Fan to Report.

WiHS'c roH W ncPoFts
Shamokin. March 3i--H Hundreds Of
miners in tbs Esld did not report for
work at. tht collieriet Today. The
men ,ock SfSsfheir tools from the
workings last night, which indicates
that the miners expect a long strike,
10000 Men Around Pittsburq.
pittsburg, Pa, March 3l--Ilnless
the unexpected happens. the mines Of
the Kansas coal district will shut
down tonight. The strike affects 40.
900 In 100 mines.
Closes lts Plant.
East st. Louis, Mo-, March 3i.--The
Republic Steel company suspended
operations today with the announce
meht that the suspension u due TO
the impending coal strike. The plant
uses 500 cars or anthracite coal a
month andt employs ,l.I0o men. Hav
Ing no faciltlies to store a large amount
Of coal it wxs decided by We officials
not TO attempt to continue operations.
NNumbss u Ohio Mlnsrs. !.
Columbus O.. March Estimates
today pIace the number Of miners who
viii probably strike In Ohio at be.
tween 26,OOO and 3O.0O0.
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Kills Two and
Then Himself

New York, March 31--In jealous
fury. James Ahearn. cabman. shot
and killed James Black. an upholxler
er. IN the latter's nat, fatally woun6'
ed Mary Woods. Black's' housekeep'
or, and then put a bullet into bis 0Wp
brain. The woman was 5ofm<g
Ahearn's sweetheart She len IT.
a short time ago and Nbecaule fl1
housekeeper for Black.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
President Donahue
win Wit IN City


'oens 7. = Donahns q ~
S.mvoeu 1yssm = uy sEn'ne -
.oc'suon w4 sFslys = tnss olty IRON
Denver Aeay % lnvesusate -
poseiDtit'ss of dry farming y tnie
'oc.li
MI. nonsnue wl'I mees wtn sne
oTans y Doard On Monaay ana ta'k o.
e enO R4UpOsssiOH WIN tuo Stuwtccn.
On Monday evening - ~ill attend :
meet!n tne commercial cluD %
.n'e1 Nc nas also 2 proposi
..oa !, ks :. n ressre r.. % tne g
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
Over Fifty Thousand Men Walk
Out in Both Anthracite and
Bitu1ninous Regions,
Covernmen, May Operate ] Alines According
to Washington Correspondent Of
Chicago Tribune.

ndisnaees 3t-rhs natenA
Mine seesm Nny
me strike nauouratsd
me anthracite htumIneus esa mining deA u the
today
until their signed the BY
, the the national convention 'F
the competitive district lllnois,
Ohio Western eennsylana Monday eighth
anniversary eight
= cd Z holiday
Before fsay
would
today would leave the mines with their
the scale has
they by district cnicaiA
Members Of the board said tha step possible would be
violence
fobddng riotng property uraina
, properly conduct themselves, be issued.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31

The Denver Republican admits that
we've all Just gorging at . feast Of
seolding and faulNlainding, and the
Kansas City Journal remarks that
we're literally tipping the cook and
walters. Messrs Hapgood. SteRens.
Baker ct M. DR.. Hale Of the Philad.
elphia Ledger has declined to DO any
tipping.
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Penitente Murdered.

IA Especial % The Optic.)
= ~ ~. N, March si.~-fast night
- ~. while making A neomDt
"a |ku1ss penitente n>o8 No. ~
from ehls city were reqvGSted ~ Joss
TrujhIo TO 70 ave. - ma
them. The Arat y uuA -. ~
kis father. bealc y t1a Old ~ evef
the head 20 severely at he t1oy a.
end when the son iIlsrfesed, 81
lmg and killing him. The supp
karderers have been arrssked.
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No. 10 0wrssksa 1aar Fulton
Five Mexicans Injured

The train was running about thirty
fiyNmiles an hour when a rail turned
a. three coaches, the express apd
tgRsge cars and smoker went over
IN embankment and the entire trsl1
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31

Santa Re train No 10 kPs dcrailed
two miles west Of Fulton this morn
iag = t1:42 o'clock and I'VE MexI
can lAborers we're quite seriousIy IN.
jured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31

. B. p. Humes bought Of the Harris
Real Estate Co.. several acres Of ilne
alfalfa land In the Mora road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-31
REGULARS
CLAIM Bic
1 MAJORITY
Town Republican Primaries in
Wards 3 and 4 Harmonious
Gatherings.
NtlsNtsya and CastslIane win Probably
bs Choice Of Republican Convsatien
Tonight los Geek and Masshal.


and four OF the town Of Las Vegas
last evening and the meetings were
particularly Harmonious. being very
quiet and orderly. The regulars
made big gains In both wards and say
they are sure OF nominating their
candidates 1t the convention At the
court house this evening.
Ward 3. y
The primary for ward three was
held at Buffalo hall last evening at
eight O'Clock and delegates were
chosen BY acclamation.
Enrioue Sena was chosen as chair.
man of the convention and DR.. F.
N. Desmarais and Apolonio A. Sena
were named as vice-presidents. Don
Enrique Armijo acted az secretary.
The delegates chosen were:
I Felipe Montoya, E. Barber. Pedro
Ortiz. Enrique Sena, A. A. Sena, Jose
i, Gallegos. Nazario Romero, Enrique
Armijo. and Cleofes Romero.
OF these delegates the regulars
claim six leaving three for the In
surgents" although opinions differ on
this score
Ward !.
The fourth ward primary was held
in the court house. Ignacio Lopez was
chosen for chairman to preside over
the meeting and H. N Graubarth and
e Gallegos were named for vice.
presidents Judge D. Otero officiated
as secretary.
The delegates chosen were as fol.
AloYs;
nte.f Rsca, A. ]. venz, n. N Grau-
barth, xxsU Herman, Juan Segura,
Merenciano Baca. and Serafin Baca.
! OF these delegates the regulars claim
fve to the insurgents two The final
tale will be told tonight at the con-
vention.
Notes.
The regulars claim thirty-three
delegates to the insurgents sixteen,
the former counting on thirteen or
,.sll the delegates in the first ward.
nine OF the twenty In the second
ward: six OF the nine in the third
ward and five Of the seven from the
fourth.
secundino Romero viii dndoubtedly
be re-nominated for MaJus BY &C.
clamation.
1t looks as II Florenti1 afOntoya
will be easily renominated Tor city
clerk.
Dionicio Casts)lano WI probably
be nominated for marshk It the
town republican conventio tonight.
There are three candidatesSip the
ield.
Cecilio Rosenwald, David Inter.
nits and Juan B. Macs hol1 n as
members Of the town boa edn.
cation. having eaeh been 4 last
year for two yesrs.
Il should be arranged n hold
no more illegal election et the
election next Tuesday b( a for
the next two years and H. tax
payers money.
Convention will be called AZ at
7:30 O'Clock at the court 4 33@
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Mem6el=&artpigs mete &pmccr

Mcnbel=@artpi9s neite &onccrt
bill finoe @te6 SEN 2. Mobember /
Central @resbptertan @burcb, ct.
Saul. San oil 6enne @ang blipe ns=
ftlteret al ct. &auls melt aniete
&unitnere. Mr. Gen5, 6en ftore 8io=
limit, &oncertmelter for SDmpboni=
Srfeltret> Mrs. &erma11n 5cbeffer,
Sen befjen6te Bianiitin6e> Mrs. Soft
man, Sen 6pgtiite Mffompagnatrice
/ Sc 6orene6e 5tater, og tilii0it Sen
unge 6anife @urptoni aneer Mler.
@nna. programmed bill blipe u0ipgt
o9 er beienlte gtpet paa 0pfor6rtne
al glf &lubben. B%illetpriien piI BIZ
be fra $1.00 til $3.50 og 8illetter
fan faces bos 9per 8ros. & Co., bos
s.. @cbonert, Cor. @rcbange & ct.
&eter Street, iamt be6 Sn6gangen
paa &oncertaftenen. &oncerten BE-
gDn6er &l. 8.15.
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st GurprtIcpartn.

Maar Soft til 6aglig6ags goar onl=
firing og pasler bper fit, laa bG11oer
set, at man Ell Gang imellem, 11aar
@nmpret ltoor poa SOUL, fom1ner til
at un0res ODER, ON 2ipet pirfelig CT
Dur0 at leDe.
l%1noerti0en bGn0er Set pel nof for
Dper enfelt al %, at hi fommer til
Sen Sll1tning, at &er0eu 10 %egenlig
bil0e bore ligego0 enten I'LL hi gift til
eller life, og ri biloe 10 oGre fri for
Sc 0oglige Smaabefpmringer, iom III
10 olle bar lin Gel al.
Maar ser lao enbelig Ell Gang
ben0er noget, lom pirfelig gjpr Sno=
trpf paa os, iao faar hi fsrlt rigtig
2iet op for, at 2ipet bog life lepes
forgiGDes, at bore Me0mennei fer
fan %un6ertiben gigre ct loabant Sno=
trpf paa %, at ri fan lepe / Min6et
oerom / lang Si0 efter.
Saale6es ben6te set forleoen mco
SCR. pg Mrs. Mo6s 8eterien / 2illp
Sale, oa Sc / al Stilbeo, (6et troeoe
Sc 90, tbi Ser bar 10 ingen, lom bto=
ite. noget ON 6et) fejreoe oeres Sglp=
brpllup, at Be blep @ienltan6 for en-
1ar6eles bellpffet Sberraifelie.
Mlle beres gobe Genner og gtaboer
bapoe / al Stilbe0 llaaet Zig lammen
og %oberraife0e oem fomplet Wan0ag
Mfte11 Sen is. 0ftober, og mebbrogte
en- l9rDeles imogful0 og foltbar 60
be, 1om 6e / Ben b~pitioelige Mnle0=
ming oberrafte 5plDbrn6eparret.
Minoet ON Sen 8egipenbe6 bill altio
itaa lift for Scr. og Mrs. &eterien;
og ct. SAUL Gioen0e" anmooes Der
beb ON at bringe en- biGrtelig Sat
fra benz til De mango CODE 8enner
ogs Naboer. $. g.
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81 3. Dreng, 8og 4ffp,
16 slar canine. tom forIeoen ulDtfte-
ligso Gage peo ct gaaoeiflo. Son
% Ell Ranerat itoo % legeoe meo en-
laot Gepolper % foriggte at IpGr1De
Sunen, oa 6enne mpffeOe neo og
tGrote Satien. anglen gtf IND i
Drengers nnoerlip % ban ogbe paa
9oipttalet Natten eiter.
Gn &rofeti. Ser er al @runO til
at antage, at Ser bill blipe en- bol0=
JONI Boom / Geras 2anD oe11ne &il.=
ter, og &riierne billie itige, iffe meo
81 a 50 as @angen, men mes SIS,
$40, SIS % $40 as @angen, % bis-
lie Sttgninger billie p9re bpppige.
Set bill berfor bore bel0igt at fipbe
fer Boomer" begpnoer for MtDor.
Seq bar tilialgs enoel u6mnrfet
San0 ! 9anbanole Giitrift, bpor
ser fal0er oper 20 CONNER @egn
bpert Mar, og pao Sen rette Stb, bDor
Soroen er rig, bpor <matet CT
innot og bebogeligt, bpor Mlpg iffe
generer. gn i0eQl SLABS for ct
&iem, ner STANDARDIZATION % go6e
Sfoler. Saa0ont 2o,1o til cit Nris
al $40 til $50 pr. Mcre. SSr1gen be-
ore NlaoS for 9prfningeu al &be0e,
Wfais og andre &ornlorter iamt al
SlagS Srugt.
@ller pil gu babe 2ano ct anoet
Steo? Som me0 til Guba Sen 1.
December og fjeb Sig Ell lille 6rugt-
farm. Yriierne er I'LL lope. 10 McreS
oil gipre Sig uufbnngig ON fort
5io. S. Sobnien, 46 Union 8locf,
ct. Youl.
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%*0SU SVIGS NWWO< 8#AfH II $5%Ps
Acknowledgements er en- Sitter meb lana DpeIfe
pg brilliant 9elb. Sibbenoe / bans Ronfors euer
Siem nnlaipet al al @erber8 2urns. Inber ban fin.
unbergtone t,Ibpbe Ianbfpgenhe Wlnnb pg Roinbee
Sribinetter pg fri Transportation til afTbeSliqqenbe
BlaS5er / be peftlige Stoter euer Ganaba-Ionaf fra
GiptIiiationea og enonu IGngere borte ia gobe Affet.
n,ngs Ylobier.
6ar So se1ncmtuutt buab @runben ran pore 1r
6ete2 tIer bar Sc .uben nibere I u9t ben fr.ftenbe
Dlabbing uben atlGNse YtRrfe tiIben farlige Rrp9 %
Webcfnor. fom nil iane s m Iangt bprt fra 3ere8 rigs
tige Clement. ligefom ben tntet anenbe Silt maa Io6e
tit 2io poo 2anblorhen, til Gurupielfe eqer ubbptte for
ct raennefteli9t 8u len
Sernbanes0 toynoten heb at 9ilbub ON GribiIletter
etr. er en- rmaobelig ~appetitl,9 Mtunbfulb for en- 2aab.
tHQer. og ban heb p9faa otbpfte boob ban foar mango.
tolb be6 fremtt0i9 3ran8pprt etc.
gten ben aarpoa9ne %9tgbg9aer bill unberipge onbre
$ilbuo tDrinbet bar rprer ben triftcnbe Wtabbing.
Ganb belig9enbet gGrbeben af en- euer 1nibt in1eneut
to ftDre MffGtlin9s plobjer hi uhentpinl aipe burtigese
% bebre Refuitater Of bet inbffubte @elpb og al 91b.
b%D9aerneS Nufigtsfneb.
BORT 2ano er b%eyiesenbe lise u.ibt imenent Is 40
ttore 0ffGtniu9 Splohfer 9llntb mob 9}orb % Wtinne.
opoliS NIB Cub, bniltet beOtrfer at Garmeren altib
let tan faa fin gf9rpoe tpl9t.
Yolt og Sarrpn GDnnties (NiSepnfTu) befpI:eS
HI meget burtt9t py bnemfombelit Der pelger fit Slem
Der bill blioe lptfeli9 pg natb9n9i9 mange Aar fpr banS
Nenner. ipm er 1cbt ub / @ilbifopen Iengere geft eQer
norbpaa @i bar Is. 00 q, res of ubipat S5arn1 Sonb,
be p%nennennte Counties. fra 500 pr. Mere % Of. Sc
fan betaIe font bet pasier Sem. Sort % be5frinenbe
9rDtlagcr ia11t %gberltgere DDlp8nin9er faces peb ffrift.
Zig eaer perionlig 3enocnbelie til Spbu g. ALLEN,
9ptel Maen 8lb9., a6 % @ne. g. Wt,nueappli8. Mtnn