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New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Charles r Moves Company has sold Tor MARI
A Walsh and Anna r. Coggey to John v biaeA n
No Ss Frankfort St. five story building coVeIils
a lot 2e5x425 feet BY this purchase. Mr.. BACK
Is the owner of the block bounded by Wiiiiam'
Frankfort, Rose SITS. and Brooklyn 5rldse' cum
prisng nearly 14000 square feet. and improved IN
part by the new eleven story Black Bulldlng' at
William and Frankfort The same firm OF
brokers has also sold for Robert F. Tysen TO
Mr.. Frankel the five story basement ana atuc
building No 29O Pearl St. covering lot 20xSS9 feet
The property adjoins the northeast corner or Beck
man and Pearl SITS and abuts four Beekman ST.
buildings. There has been considerable buying in
this section recently account of the proposed
tunnel and subway connections at this point
The Freehold Real Estate Company and Charles
Crosby have sold TO the Wheatley Hills Land
Company the Abemarle stock farm and the M. {.
Meagher tract of 800 acres in the Roslyn section
of Nassau County, Long Island. The properties
have frontage of 5000 feet on the Long Island
Railroad and adjoin the holdings OF w. h. Wander
bilt, Jr Clarence Mackay and John . PhlppS
In September the entire property will be plotted
In lots 40xl50 feet each and improved with high
class dwelling houses Charles A. Pagan, Leopold
Nllsack and NJ. w. Byrne members of the
Wbeatley Hills company.
James McCutcheon & Co, of No ii West 23d
St. established half century ago, have
leased from Henry Corn the store and basement OF
the new sixteen story building to be erected at Nos
3f1 343, 345 and S47 Fifth ave- 79 front by 100
feet deep between 33d and 34th and six story
building. to be erected for their sole occupancy at
Nos, 2, and East 34th St, 81 feet front by 100
feet adjoining in the the Fifth ave. property.
The lease is for a long period of years and was
made by Albert q. Ashforth, who was also the
broker In the lease of Nos ., and East S4th st,
from William Waldorf Astor to Henry Corn.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
McuTcHEoN & co. TO MOVE NORTH
Old Linen House Will Have Quarters at
Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.

The linen house Of James McCutcheon & Co.
which was established fifty years ago. Will
move from 23d street TO Fifth avenue and SAth
street. This will be the first Important rerroVa
from 2sd street TO the Fifth avenue shopping ois-
triot since the beginning Of the present denano lo
Fifth avenue parcels north Of 23d street as sites
for high class retail houses. Tiffany Co. Ioi
wears in Union Square and now at 37th street and
Fifth avenue were of the leaders in this move
ment northward. The drygoods house OF H. Altman
& Co. will soon have commodious home at lhe
northeast; corner of 34th street and Firth avenue;
On the south side of 34th street just opposite .l
Altman store a six story building is TO be efesSo
for the sole use Of James McCutcheon d Co t,s
building will occupy the premises Nos: z. aIo Q
Fast 81 feet front by 100 feet JAMES
McCutcheon & Co also leased for a Ions Ten "a
of wears from the plans the store ana DaseLteit az
the sixteen story building being built at NOS 81
10 3s7 Fifth avenue, by Henry Corn. Inc flIlh
ene STRUCTURE will be rs feet front end 100 rect
deep II will form l. with the 54th street
structure Albert b AstNorth was the broker IN
The leasing of the two parcels
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
RECEPTION ON RANDALLS ISLAND.
Tributes PAID to B. Il. Gallup, Retiring
Assistant Superintendent.

After twenty-eight years as Instructor. prin-
cipal, assistant superintendent and acting super
intendent Of the House of Refuge. on Randall S
Island. Assistant Superintendent B. H. Gallup
viii officially sever his connection with the in
stitution on July j.. AS he and Mrs. Gallup will
leave the island the early part Of next week
10 sail for Europe, Superintendent and Mrs. Jo-
seph H Byers and officers and teachers Of the
refuge gave q reception for them on Thursday
evening.
Al the reception ex-Judge James F. Miller
voiced the board OF managers appreciation OF
Mr.. Gallup's services. He said the one word
fidelity" had characterized The entire twenty
eight years Of MI Gallup's labors among the
boys committed 10 his charge. He then pre-
sented 10 Mr.. Gallup engrossed copy Of the
resolutions adopted by the board at the time
Mr.. Gallops resignation was accepted.
on behalf Of the teachers and officers a cathe-
dral clock and field glasses 10 be used on his
trip abroad. were presented TO Mr.. Gallup. while
Mrs Gallup received many articles which the
boys Of the refuge had made especially for her.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been fled for enlarSing the parish
houses Of st. Ambrose's Roman Catholic Church,
at No. 611 West oath st, and of the Episcopal
Church of the Ascension. at No. u West 11th st.
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
four story factory No. % West 18th ST. owned by
Robert S. Smith, into five story building. rear
extension is to be added, elevator installed and
a facade erected The improvements TO
cost $4,000 according to the estimate of Samuel
Sass the architect.
Plans have also been filed for making over the
three story and basement private dwelling house
No. 2S2 East 18th ST. into settlement house for
the Henry Street Settlement, of which Lillian d.
Wald is president. The necessary improvements
are to cost 5000, according TO the estimate OF
John H. Duncan, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
BIG sCHOONERs TO START.
Eastern Yacht Clubs Long Race viii Begin
To-day.-Notes.

The sehooners. sloops and yaWls entered for the
Eastern Yacht Clubs long distance race OF 1So
miles from New London 10 Marblehead. are 70
siArt at $50 p N. to-day from Sarah's Ledge bell
buoy just outside New London light. Most of the
large yachts entered are owned by members OF the
New York Yacht Cub They Include Arthur =
Lakes schooner Corona. +. +. Brewster's Elmina-
J. Rogers MaXwelfs Queen and William L Iselin' 5
yaWl the Nigilant-
The hrst prize Is $3.50 cup for the winning schoon
or in the first division Of that class The cun e
onered by Nice-Commodore Lewis F Clark For
me l hrst division OF sloops Rear Commodore Cor
division Of schoOners Captain Henry NJ AtkinSor
oLers a cup OF IKE value Silver class prizes are also
clltifo nN me cinD ana trophy each Yacht
completing the course, whether She WINS az -.
. Inc yaGets must sal IN cruising Trim. and only
5s live in the crews quarters OF The yarht and
lie lie boIaI number on board shall not exceed the
nQInber allowed IN racing trim. The race will be
sailed under the rules and time allowances of tbe
EasJern Yacht Club. ~
AL the regular classes OF sloops the New York
Yacht Club one-design class, the -foot racea bout
the LarchFnont E-foot class the handicap and one
design classes. provided for in the first
annual regatta OF the New Rochelle Yacht club 10
De sailed to-day on Long Island Sound. The starr
- 70 70 te MADE al y o'clock of Echo Bay and the
various classes will be sent away al fve-minuie
ho1se ~ ,be iere a1,s ~ln be smoker at the club
DaIilciI'auAs m the regatta are invited
Hollis Burgess has sold George p Ciibson's stesr,
launch Nordlys 10 the United States government
she VII DC used by the Signal Corps OF the United
ola'es army between the forts in and around Bos-
fon lie has also sold the sloop Darthea oUne6
oy J. Il Dyer, of Boston 10 George q Lane IL
81 O!o9cester. Mass. the fast gasolene launch
yG yNNeG by ". p Beal. OF Boston to George ~
AspingCid owned by Channing Witt 10 ~
ih@lc~- Pan MSS, 10 F. Z Cabot OF Milton Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Jerome ave . $ 25 % IT, n. of Burnside !;
for a one story frame pavilion 16x26; Henry
Meyer owner; j. ]. Nreeland, architect
WASHINGTON St junction OF Washington Place; for
two story frame dwelling house. 2lxoO;
Giuseppi Sgsso. owner; p Eliins. architeet
Perry ave W. s. 1876 II. n. of Southern Boule-
ward: for a three story frame dwelling house;
James Morrison IT.. owner and architect.
Harlem River e. s.. les IT. n. of 13sth st; for a
one story frame she'd 154x75; Candee smith *
Rowland owners: John c. Kelly. architect.
Louise ST. W. s. so II. n. of Barnett Place Tor
two story concrete dwelling house. D0xo2;
Frank Flood owner Thomas Flood. archltect. .
WOodlawn Road n s. 1916 II. e OF Decatur
ave: for a story frame storing shed lex
49, Thomas Basel. owner; John G. w. Ruhl
-
IT9th ST. n w. corner Morris for two three
story brick dwelling houses. 2OxsO and lo-4A7N
co. United Building and CONSTRUCTION Company.
owner; Moore & I.andsiedei. architects.
Arthur ave. No 232S; for four story brick store
and tenement house. 25xT5; Phlomena Amadile
owner; Rudolph Mueller. architect. ...--....-.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
RECEIVER FOR ATLAS COMPANY

Justice Marean. IN Special Term Of the suprems
Court Brooklyn. granted order yesterday for
ths appointment ot a receiver for the Atlas I'm
pfoNemeni Company. The order was asked for on
behalf OF Ellen Mclaughlin and William c. Court
ney administrators Of the estate OF Hugh Nc
I-sushiin' and by Sarah A Mccarthy and James
snekiln- The Atlas Improvement Company was
lOtned ior the construction OF the Nassau Electric
6a4ifoad since absorbed by the Brooklyn apid
Itansh company. The plaintiffs own three-ffths
~ ne Stock srU seek 10 prcgRa. t,.e payment ~
<s.pN s lndgm~It sseu-e- frola johnson a. Ed
Eftcs into ~. hands pf Patrick II FLYNN aud
Michael j. Coffey. representatiVes n ne I5ss
improvements ComIsn..
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
SAILS TO MARRY ON HIGH SEAS.
Ontario Woman's Fiance Will Meet Her Six
Miles of Port-of-Spain.

Miss Allie Whyte, of Windsor, Ontario, will
sail to-day for the West Indies the Trinidad
liner Maraval to become the wife Of Hall Cowan,
superintendent OF oil company at Port-of-
Spain. The law of that port requires that a
woman shall live I'm the city six weeks before
she can sign marriage certificate.
Mr.. Cowan could not leave his business long
enough 10 meet Miss Whyte in New York, but
will board the Maraval when she comes within
about six miles of Port-of- Spain, and the
steamers skipper will tie the knot on the high
seas.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
NEW PARocHIAL SCHOOL PROJECT.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for six story school. to be built
in ed St, west of 1st ave, for the Roman Catholic
Church Of Our Lady of Perpetual Help of which
the Rev John g. Kissner is rector; 1t is to be 62
feet front and So feet deep, with facade of brick,
trimmed with limestone, and will have a hall and
gallery the first floor 1t is to cost $4,000 f.
Joseph UnterSee is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
CLEARED IN WOOD ALCOHOL CASE

me coroner has e~onerated Herman steneck.
the Sumner avenue. Brooklyn. saloonkaene- >,
causing the death Of Jessie Bosouet ,ba proo,,-
iyn school teacher. and her cousin Toson,,
i4irsch Two physicians declared that ,ba
deaths had been caused by the toxic effects -,
wood alcohol and that there was wood aloobo, a.,
bottles taken from Steneck's saloon The 1Tosa -
tanning the poison had been drawn unon =, ,t
preparation OF the cocktails which the dead ner-
sons drank II Is understood that District At
torney C.arke Is NOT yet through with the case
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Munday Lane. corner road from East Chester
10 Kngsbridge Road containing LA acres. 3
rods ana 20 perches: John Mel Nash and an
otfer to Whitehall Realty Company ...........
same property: Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pafiS, executors, 70 same
West End ave. W s. So n : OF 7stb ~ 1fy76..
NJ Curry 10 Clara L Kellogg. mortgage
F4".ofV
Franklin st. 80 100 10 124 6Ox5O: West Broad
way. No 2l5 25xiO0,I: Samuel p Bremen ct al
niiii@hh tfitllei-
Chafaee:s 81. No 81. ~ 4XI5O. Chambers St No
80 2oxI5; Reade St. No II. 25x55. Samuel p
Srener ct al to John l. Bremen and another .
SSth 81. No 3J2 East. 2sxss.9: Sarah Corrlgan TO
College of Dental and Oral Surgery .........-
Madison ave, Nos 2iI ana 2l3. s, Cd 3x irfeg:
United States Trust Company 10 Lucius II Beers
snd another. executors. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Broadway T.. corner 1G1st St. 90. 1ixa9. TO- State
Realty and Mortgage Company loans Markus
Ilenox ave. w. 121st st. 100 11xtS:
Isaac NJ BERNSTEIN loans Herman Harris and
- - =
26th ST. No. 103 East Stephen H jackson loans
Margaret I. johnston. =
46th ST. No. 23S 10 242 East Austin b. Fletcher
and Louis H. Schultz loan Newmark & Jacobs:
Greenwich ST., n w. corner 18th St, 40. 1x62 4:
Gode & Cohen loan Louis Baron ........-....
East Houston St, r s. 50.3 fl. ". of Goerck st,
box; Frank Hillma and Joseph GOlding loan
Louis Sorkin. Antonio RiCcardi and Thomaso
1agutdaTa ...-----.------..-.
6S6: same loan same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
WILL ERECT FINE DWELLING HOUSE.

Stephen H. Brown who recently bought the un-
completed private hospital. Nos. 154 and 156 East
10th ST, onplot 40x92 feet is having plans prepared
by F. P. Casey for a four story American basement
dwelling house work which will be begun in the
fall: The facades will be of limestone and in the
Gothic style. The cost is estimated $4,000 part
Of the ground floor will be used as a garage:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Country Property for Sale.

sl70 ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND; in the celebrated
csO Chemung Valley, Corning Steun.n 90
T. Y; railroad centre three trunk lines N Y City:
20 $4,000 in tobacco
durable springs river under cultiya
ton, balance second timber: better stock sssry
and tobacco land the state; bar
good tenant houses: large dwelling cost
oEer $4,000. beautiful lawn running down
River: shaded by large trees, mostly elm gen
Quick sale peg acre easv terms
Fun informa tiou with photos. SIfIPMAN AGENCY
Lewis Block Buffalo. n Y Largest agency in New
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
A PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Harry and Alexander Well, of No. 454 Broadway
MED voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday
showing debts of S6,6Z7 and assets of $50. The
oahKrupts are IN business under the firm name of
A q H Well The principal creditors are Simon
1SI@el q Co. OF Berlin, $,2j9, and Carl Gutman 81
CONSIST OF q burial DIT valued At so
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At II Vesey st.--By Joseph = Day: l4th St "a
# OF 5h ave. 33x1OS3 leasehod story bk lot nnd
store bldg. Rutherford Realty Co W ct al;
Wells s. attys = Hedges. ref amt due SZ7. 72o 81
taxes. etc $1,000. adjourned July l3 2059
Madison ave lS0h st. 90 llx35: story bk H.
Elizabeth Hafner Edgar Logan al; lien &
attys. W II Williams ref: due 81 sos etc
ST. Os; adjourned 70 July
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
STEAMER AMERICA OVERDUE.

The Fabre Line steamer America. which left the
Azores on June II with four cabin 10 seerage pas
sengers and a big cargo of merchandise is seven
days overdue, and has not been reported BY any of
the faster steamers taking the southerly course
James y. Elwel & Co, the steamers agents, are
not worried over the steamers long delay.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
NOW OWNS DOWNTOWN BLOCK.
BY PURCHASE OF FRANKFORT STREET STRUCTURE
+ T. BLACK PERFECTS HI s PLANS.
Market Found for Pearl Street Buding-Bg Long Island


tenement house 80. sxsI; Kay & Mertin. owners
=. sass. architect
3etb St no. IL West; for six story brick iott
and store. 25x9o.9: T. r. Gaunt owner ID j. r
(faNtgan, drChiteCt-
so5 st s 5 2ST 10 IT, W. of 1st ave; for a six
story brick schoolhouse GO. Sx5S.2 Church or
our Lady Of Perpetual Help. owner; F. j. IN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
THE MARQUETTE CHANGES HANDS.

The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company ha
sold for Patrick McMorrow the Marquette. ST,
story elevator apartment house No. Ill to Al Wes
10th ST.. 75Xl00 feet. TO investor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
City Property to Let.

DFdFATE HOUSE TO LET.-1lO West SOD St; four
a story and basement twelve rooms and baths:
ana cold water in each Inquire of ]. J. BAGLE;Y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

one story brick sheds. 32x20 81 Luke's Hos
piiai. owner: =. Fisgg. arrhitect
% ave. Nos. 552 and 55l for a Six stor, bris,,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

I1H0R sALE-A high grade farm in Goshen. Conn: 225
large farmhouse. nice lawn beautiful shade; large dairy
and other barns In condition; running spring
water in all bnidirgs high and healthy; view In
state; overlooks two lakes. p miles hill and valley:
ideal location for summer home s. \. BARTHOLOMEW
West Goshen.
II THE BERKSHIRE HILLs.-Paying business In
country store. posofhce; comfortable home: sell
cheap for cash @. II HALFACRE South Williamstown
Mass.
nAkWOoD.A beautiful countg home for sale Send
~ Tor booklet. containing u views description
r. =. BlSSEII. Manchester. Conn
30 ACRES CHICAGO LAKE FRONT-Barreiu 10 close
- estate East orange. y. J.-l0- house near
dental Bldg. Newark y. j. ~ So
iJOR SALE-oss sinins, n. Y. large house ana barn:
Il good situation, occupied boarding houss
easy terms. ThOS- LEARY. l5G Main ST. Ossinnz n
Ir1R SALE-3o acres with house and hu,la,rz
II nigh ground. BTiarciin Manor. nnN iocata55
THOMAS LEARf. Ossining. N Y. "-
I1pARM FOR sAI.E.-Se6 acres two miles from Rr,nn
VILE Sussex County; homestead reasonable: cIasinv
estale- = NORRIS Newton. N j.
t'oR sALE-Fiour and feed business ana railroad
a 'front.' warehouse property, paving u.r r.n, a.
rents Soo Mattson ave- Asbury Park. n. j. "
ONE OF THE FINEST ESTATES on tbs t,a.o
Il NIX WHITING. Us Pine St
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Real Estate To Erchange.

EyoR SALE OR EXCHANGE for private house. lot
L 36xsS. st. Nicholas 14lst owner
]. B. POWERS. Woodawn Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Country Property to Let.

YJNO LET.-seveu room cottage. barn. acre land
fruit situated Woodstock Ulster County. NY; eIe
walton about 1Ooo $3.50 unfurnished R. S. VOSBURGH
20 Green St. Kingston. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE.

Descriptions nf farms and country properties avail
able for division manufacturing purposes country
homes general farm Will found in our
100 page Illustrated and c9pyrighted book. JERSEY
FARMS FOR HEALTH AND PROFIT 90
TO produce Sent upon receipt lOc by ad-
dressing Dept 5. NEW JERSEY LAND & INVEST
NE&T co. Elizabeth y. j.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR season: westneld " j. oa
c. r. r.. 30 trains daily from " T.. verands
balcony; lawn; planted garden: freDacss
phone Inquire OF VI. 5. w. 172 Dudley
JDARKSVILIF1. sullivan County. N Y---Efghs cot
Il furnished large grounds stable: view:
station T.. NJ. NICHOLS. 81 Wall Mansion
House. Brooklyn
no LET the cottage. furnished
throughout Cragsmoor, Elenville. Ulster County
y Address CHAS- WILDHAGEN. 1s2 Atlantic
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Also Tickets Only wherever railroads run or
steamers sail, and all at lowest excursion rates
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Business Property Wanted.

7 OFT. part loft. wanted light manufacturing.
IL Brooklyn Williamsburg preferred BENDER 81
Marks Place.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
BrookLyn Property for Sale.

business SITES make best advance. I offer Flat
ID bush cor with frame store. $1,000 Gravesend
cor, lots. taxpayer $1,000: paved
ley). 60 IT.. 81. 500 r. T. NJ. eo9. 1s9 Montague
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Furnished Rooms TO Let.

n PRIVATE HOUSE.-Two cheerful. clean. connectl n
rooms; of BATH breakfast II desired large piazza
healthy locality; ID. L. W. and trolley Is Fairvev
Ave- Orange. N. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
Long Island Zeal Estate for Sale.

sROCKAwAY PARK.
LOTS 500: TERMS EASY Apply ROCKAWAY PARK
IMP co. 1872 Broadway. See Sunday edition
T BAYSIDE. LONG ISLANp.-waterfront plots for
"A all improvements a. E.. 5. q West
7 ONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE.
IL DEAN AI-vORD. 2TT Broadway N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
JUDGM ENTS.

Inc following Judgments were filed yesterday the first
Name IN each case given being of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
FTFTH AvENUE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
GOSPEL MEETINGS.

FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST: ses 20
West 18Th st-Services II a and m wednesday
evening. s. Reading room open daily.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-08-29

There is nothing so pleasant as
that bright. cheerful. at-peace-with-
the-world feeling when you sit down
to your breakfast There is nothing
so conducive to good work and good
results. The heatly man with
healthy 1nind and body is better
fellow, better workman, better
citizen than the man or woman who
is Handicapped by some disability,
however slight A slight disorder Of
the stomach will derange your body,
your thoughts and your disposition.
Get away from the morbidness and
the blues. Keep your stomach in
tune and both your brain and body
will respond. Little indscretions Of
overeating can be easily corrected
and you will be surprised to see how
much better man you are. Try lit
tie Kodo1 For Dyspepsia after your
meals. Sold by all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-08-29
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
3 .. m. to 4 p. m.

Four classes $4,000 to winner oi
each event Entrance fee $500. Not
less than four entries to each class
Class 1. Runabouts costing not
over $3.50, one passenger.
Class 2. Light touring cars, costing
not over $1,000, four passengers.
Class 8. Cars costing not over ST.
600, four passengers.
Class 4, Free for all.
Music will be dispensed by the Sec
ond Regiment Band in full uniform
This band will also furnish music for
the Grand Dance $50 p. m. Refresh
mants. Tickets for same may be pro-
cured from the Committee. Price
$500.
Base Ball by State League teams
days: Carnival days. Commencing
Nc.H4y, September 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-08-29
LOOKS LIKE REVOLUTION.
The Disturbance in Cuba Has Grown
in Magnitude and Gravity-Rebels
Capture Cities.

Havana, August 2s.-The army
of Piner Guerra, flushed with the vic
tory OF yesterday over the loyal
guards and the capture Of San Luis,
is now before Pinar del Rio and an
attack on that city is momentarily ex-
pected. AS the insurgent army out
numbers the government forces the
fall of Pinar del Rio is likely. The
situation is apparently growing worse
all tie time. New revolutionary ar
mics are springing up constantly and
are apparently strong in the four
western provinces.