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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02

without water and soon had to give
up and return to the valley again.
TN that wild country an army Of
men could not have found keyes and
he had twelve hours start of u.s. we
had to give it up.
That's about all there is to It, We
saw TO trace of Pearl and do not know
whether Brockington went with Reyes
or remained on this side of the noun
tains It took us four days of hard
driving to make the return trip"
On Monday the sheriff's party met
J. J. Hartigan. the prospector VINO
was shot at While coming through
Windgate Pass Just before the am
gun and remarked that the next time
he met Bill Keyes or any member of
SCOTS gang, the shooting would not
be all on one side. He also told the
sheriff that he had seen a man run
ming away from behind the stone bar
ricade after the Windgate Pass shoot
ing and he says that he can identify
Bill Keyes as that man. Hartfgan is
through his hat and makes no secret
of the fact that he is after Keyes on
his own account.
1t will be remembered that a couple
Of days before reaching Windgate
Pass Scott sent Reyes on ahead osten-
sibly to get hay at Ballarat and rejoin
the party at Scott's camp
There was no hay at SCOTS camp
and the sheriff believes this to be proof
that the trip for hay was all a blind
in order to allow Reyes to reach
Windgate Pass in advance of the main
party
Against Scott.
The prospectors at Furnace Greek are
uD in arms against Walter Scott and
his friends and they make no secret of
the fact that the man of mystery viii
receive a pressing invitation to keep
away from that part Of the country in
the future. They further state that the
only suspicious characters they have
ever seen in Death Valley were the
Scott crowd as they call it. There Is
a good chance that more warrants will
Keyes. Hartigau stands ready to
swear out 8 warrant charging Keyes
with an attempt to commit murder
and Walter SCOTS famous bath tub
may drag him into the tolls on a fel-
ony charge for it IS claimed that this
tub together with many specimens and
gold amalgam to the value of nearly
SEQ were stolen by Scott's gang from
the mill of the Confidence mine, which
canyon. The sherin,s party had a very
rough trip and bear the evidence of Il
on their clothes and persons Deputy
McNabb who thrown from the wagon
and his right wrist was very badly
sDrained.
A. Y. Pearl is a man who can throw
an interesting light on the recent trip
into Death Valley and the sheriff be-
lieves that the men who brought the
provisions to the cave were none other
than Bill Keyes. Brockington and
Pearl himself. Tt is hardly likely that
Pearl or T3rockingten accompanied
Keyes over the mountains as only
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
MAY PIPE SAND FROM RIVER.
Rock Island Plans to Make Fills This
Way for X. C. Terminals.

Within the next few weeks work viii be
started on the new Kansas City freight
terminals which the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway company is to con
struct at Armourdale at a cost approx
mating more than a quarter million dol
lars Details of the plans for this big
Improvement have been printed and esti-
mates are ROW being made on the final
cost Of the work before the contracts are
awarded.
One Of the most serious obstacles to be
overcome in the final planning for this
work is securing the necessary $50 eco
cubic yards of material to fill in the land
where the new terminal tracks are to be
laid so as to bring them up to grade This
particular spot is about three-quarters of
a mile from the river and the engineers
are now figuring on a. scheme of pumping
sand from the river and piping 1t with
hydraulic pressure to the place where it
is needed. It IS thought that the material
needed can be secured this way at less
expense in the long run than by hauling
it from a distance by cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02

man who knew every inch of the trail
could have gone over it at night. It
was a desperate undertaking and proves
that the half breed realized the gravity
of his situation. Sheriff Ralphs and
party returned to San Bernardino in
the midnight train from Daggett. He
has not done with the Scott case and
intends to collect evidence until he
feels sure that he has enough to con-
vict every member of the suspected
gang.
Case Goes Over Till Wednesday.
San Francisco, April 2.@''Scotty." "
the Death Valley mystery, dressed in
his store clothes and stripped of his
arsenal appeared before Superior
Judge Dunno represented by Attorney
]. ]. Greeley to renew his battle for
release from custody on habeas corpus.
But "Scotty' was not even forced to
engage in a legal skirmish.
When the case was called the repre-
sentative of the district attorneys Of
fee stated that District Attorney Cook,
who was familiar with the action at
bar was engaged for the day in the
supreme court, and for that reason the
prosecution would be compelled to ask
for a continuance. Mr.. Greeley was
ready for the fray but was willing to
give the state all the time desired. SO
it is of record that Mr. Walter Scott
will make another court appearance
on next Wednesday morning. At that
time 'ScOtty' says his attorney will
show that the papers are defective and
the court will be compelled to order his
discharge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02

placed with new ones.
Heretofore the Texas officials of the
Galveston, Henderson & San Antonio
have not used the name of their road,
but their titles were division passen-
ger agent Of the Southern Pacific or
such otner title as the case might be.
The order to stop the use of the
words Southern Pacific railroad is an
attempt to avoid having legal processes
directed at the Southern Pacific COM
pany served on the Texas agents.
The railroad officials claim that many
persons injured in California and other
places on the Southern Pacific railroad,
would come to Texas and get service.
on the company by serving the process
on one of the local agents. Although
the claim was ma le that they were not
in reality agents of the Southern Pacific
it was hard to disDrOve as long as the
Southern Pacific signs were displayed
SO prominently on the signs OF the var
ious offices.
The order is now being carsied inta
effect All OF the Southern Pacific
signs and emblems are being removed.
The company has even gone SO far as
to adopt an entirely new emblem foR
use in the Texas line.
The emblem of the Texas roads will
be very similar to the Southern Pacific
emblem. Above the setting sun will be
the words Sunset Route while be-
low will be From Ocean to Ocean
Across the sun will be the words ''Ofl
Burning Locomotive
In Texas hereafter the words Sun
set Route" viii be used to designate
all of the Southern Pacific company's
property. As that title is simply
popular name for the system Il is be-
prevent service being placed with Texas
agents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
FOUGHT FOR LIFE.
An Aeronaut Narrowly Escapes Being
Caught by Train

Chicago, April Battling with ad
verse currents of air which were blow
Ing him directly IN front of an Illinois
Central express train, as he descended
5000 feet from a balloon to the earth
Ia a iiimsy parachute. William Mattery,
French aeronaIt. yesterday fought
for his life While 5000 people watched
the struggle.
The engineer of the train saw the
aerouaut less than 200 feet in the air
above him, descending directly before
his train He applied the airbrakes,
but knew that unless Mattery con-
quered the air currents he was power
less to save him from death The
aeronaut fought with every muscle in
his body. He swung himself back and
forth on his little trapeze. he kicked
and made every effort possible to
sWerve his parachute away from the
path Of the train Suddenly the para
chute sank quickly to the ground just
rs the train rushed by. Thousands Of
persons ran to the scene expecting to
md the mangled body of the ballOOnist.
The parachute was crushed, but Mat
terry, by finging himself from it at the
last moment had escaped death under
an ennbankment and arose unhurt
physically, but suffering from the
strain Of the battle through which he
had passed.
Mattery and ". II. McKinne, anoth-
or aeronaut had entered into a bolton
race at Sixty-seventh street and Stony
Island avenue. The winner of the novel
contest was the one who remained in
the air the longest. A $500 purse. the
contribution of Chicago aeronauts was
the reward to Mattery, the winner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
ONLY .sUNsET ROUTE" THERE
No ..southern Pacific Railroad ii
Texas Now

FL Paso, Tex, April AS a result Of
the activity of the damage suit industry
in Texas the Southern Pacific Railroad
company has ceased officiallyto operate
in this state and will have no agents
within the reach of the process server
Every representative or agent of the
various properties in Texas, including
the Galveston, Henderson & San An
tonic. the Houston & Texas Central.
the Houston, East & West Texas. and
the Macaroni lines. have been prohibit
ed from placing the words Southern
Pacific" on their cards. on any htera-
ture Of any of the Texas line, and all
signs upon which the words appeared
have been ordered torn down and re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
TEACHER CASE IS DROPPED.
Lawrence Sims Won't Be Tried for
Whipping a Pupil

The case of the state against Law
renee Sims, on the charge Of assault
and battery, was dismissed in the city
court Saturday. Sims is teacher Of
school district No. 16, and Ralph Peck
is one of his pupils
The Peck boy was charged with writ
ing some obscene words on bridge. for
which Sims punished him. The boys
father declares that the ''thrashing''
was too severe. and had Sims arrested.
He thought it over, however. and today
withdrew the suit and paid the costs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
PLOT TO KILL ALFONSO
And All Of His Immediate Family Is
Discovered.

Madrid. April 2. via the Frontier
The Spanish authorities have discover
ed an anarchists plot at Lebrij, %
miles from Seville. the notorious center
of the Black Hands, to assassinate the
royal family during the visit of King
Alfonso, the Dowager Queen Chris
tiana and the sister of the king, the
Infanta Maria Teresa to Seville during
holy week.
The censorship prevents the sending
of details regarding the conspiracy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
David B. Hin Is Better.

New York. April 2.-Former Senator
David 3. Hill went to Camden, S. c.,
early IN the winter because his health
was very poor, viii, according to to-
days Times, return from the south in
a feR days. Friends Of Mr. Hill, who
have seen him recently say that his
health has improved greatly in the last
few months. When he went south his
condition was such as to worry his
friends a good deal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
Cheaper Than Any
Better Than All

When buying vacant lots on the pay
ment plan stop to figure what the in
terest and taxes win amount to. Then
come to Walnut Park and we will
save you one-third on the cost by sell
ing on monthly payments without in
terest or taxes. Location in fast
growing district east of shops. Cole,
Anderson & Brown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
NEGRO WOMAN SHOT.
One Puts Bullet Into Another's
Enee.

In settling the ownership Of a sweet
heart. Emma Fcrston, colored, found it
expedient to shoot Lilly Hicks colored,
at q late hour Sunday night The
weapon used was a % calibre pistol,
and the bullet lodged in the knee of the
Hicks girl. She was taken to the police
station and the bullet was extracted by
DR.. Van Horn. and in a short time the
Fortson woman was arrested for shoot
ing with intent to kill. She was turned
over to the sheriff this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
BanIz Fails to Onen.

Peoria, m, April The private
bank Of TETS. Smith & Co.. at Pekin,
Tasewell county. failed to open for bus
mess today. having assigned to U. +
Albertsen as trustee
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02

Askabad, Turkestan. April "A time
internal machine was exploded today
in the vestibule of the governor gen
wall and blowing a gun which was
mounted on one side Of the entrance
across the street. but iniuring no one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02

ting rather tired of it and would re-
quire complaints in future. This means
that keepers of uncaged fowls which
have acquired the bad habit of running
at large. will be fined in police court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
Spring Hen Disturbance.

The annual spring hen disturbance is
on, and the police station is flooded
with complaints about fowls running
at large It keeps one policeman busy
notifying hen owners that they are vi
olating a city ordinance. Chief Dono-
van announced today that he was get
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
1FEW TEACHERS FOR FTTIPTNOs
One Hundred Men and Twelve Women
to Take Up School Work.

Washington. April 2-One hundred
and twelve new American teachers viii
begin their work in the Philippine pub
nc schools when their next session
opens on June 10. OF these teachers 100
ere men and the u women are either
wives, sisters or fancees of men who
SIRE going to the islands to teach or are
already employed in insular schools.
The new teachers will, for the most
part, replace teachers who tired Of the
school work in the islands and came
back to this country or went into other
york in Manila
Hardships in the remote provinces
have proved too much for women teach
ers and consequently few women are
being employed at present and great
care is taken not to send them where
they win not have relatives and friends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
0IEDEoRIAL FOR MISS ANTHONY
One Is Held at the First Methodist
Church.

A memorial service for Susan B. An
thony was held at the First Methodist
church last evening
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter and
James A. Troutman spoke of the wo-
man and her works at considera BILE
length.
Mrs. McCarter declared though Miss
Anthony failed to see the consumma-
zion Of her ardently desired plans she
did not die a failure. The fact that a
mamOrial service was held, as last even
ING. and that as soon as the news of
her death was telegTaphed across the
land the governor Of this state had
ordered the nag lowered at half mast
on the capitol building testified elO-
cuently to the contrary.
Special musical numbers were con-
trAbuted by Miss Trina Doster and Miss
Nina Thomas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15
Iniertate Fire Insurance Co.

A. Brooks. agent. calls attention
in the advertising columns 10 the
above Company. which he repre-
sents. The officers Of the Company
are as follows:
President: J. +. West. Insurance;
Vice President. q. w. Truitt. CAPT
talist and lunbermsn; Secretary. j.
T. Withers. insurance. The officers
and the following compose the
Board OF Directors:
W. Il. Jones. r.. banker; <. X.
Holland. lawyer; J. L. MoLemore,
lumberman. A. Woolford. banker;
Il. g. Phillips. lumberman; A. 3.
Cramer. lumberman: s. T. Ellis.
county treasurer. Charles Z. Taylor,
wholesale peanuts. !. NJ. Butler. car
rage manufacturer. Robert With
ers. lawyer.E. B. Johnson. Norfolk,
Va. Insurance. =. K. Weiton,
Portsmouth. Va. Insurance; (. D
West. Newport News. Va, lnsur-
anos.
Suffolk has the strongest state
bank in the United States. ThS
board Of directors Of the Interstat,
Fire Insurance Company. Inc. which
IS composed OF some of the mos
prominent business and prOfessiona
men Of his state. IS a guarantee TIA
is po,cy-ho.6ers nave absolute pro
lection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15
letter TO WIS. II B BraIthw aite


Dear MAIDEN. Now. ravhc. YOU can't
gct th- goods u you car. ynur ;oiturc
IS made
Cotton ci th--thcv call 10 muslin IL
sorrc psrts-ar ah.-rr tre usual prise per
vasd. uut wider. tNicc as VIDE IS some
and better. wears hS-tc~ keeps white and
q hcle surpnsiue tiwc iu al SORTS oi
wear.
2cu could sell that cioth ior hundreds
90 miirs. There 81 t.e o. limit
A yard goes fu-theF ore ouys less
wards Wears lorCc--Cue buvs les often.
2. always looks right till weli worn out.
80 one customs buys 50 much 90 u. but
thira of the run. her 20 customers
Maybe voa caut get . iu cloth. but
vou can in paint Dcvoc. levoe . as y
q were Nllsr. a gallon goes lurther. YOU
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you paw Tor painting less Ealous-as 81
one paid less for making dress % tha;
aide cloth-aul . keeps its fresh loos
and sbcGs water tiI you havc ioTgottcl
bow oil ., ..
i isn't true "a doth. bur y is iu paint
the less vou paw. tie better 70 De-. for The
g0oducss SO paints rlckoucl lV gallo ~
less gallons more goodness. Goodness
10 paint p strength. The stronger O
paint hc less gallons q takes Cor q 1oi
and tLc longer Il wears.
Yours truly.
z. IS. uENOE 81 Co.
New York.
P.S. J. Z. stone sells orr paint
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15

Go "a Spencer Bros. for floor GOV
erings Of all kinds, new rugs. drug
gets. etc. Just received.
The public schools of Williams
burg open next Monday morning.
Did you see the sum- Don't lose
the chance 10 paint your house.
Full line Of paints. brushes. OILS.
varniShes. etc. Both price and
quality guaranteed.
Jas. II. Stone.
Druggist and Stauoner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15
The FEMALE SEMINARY.


me proPoSi--o- % .0'~-,-- &
seminary ne-s s uo~
people @ - ----z---s-. : = 49,
rounding county " Ia
gong 70 CO aoo-l ~
ne Ao--o-k -'es- < , - -
me st1o1seSl 81 q $3.50
sax ~ s-'- s--
seminary "ni1n In. : g. -
Is = IS success - 80
hS-e, I IS acle g Say ~ g -
Now. ne ST a-Ae-' A. ~
SOUNDS -sSEe 70 NOS @ Is ~ = 20
W. L save zl3-S---S wy "a $3.50
eooos1e--oos---s a 4 Z ---- 80 '-.---'
c. view IFS s~noo- N-- = :
10n 200 70 - st-~SI-S- " "a
W. maj increase O. PoPl-auon CO
sc- me tcE-- "---z-n a11 -'-1l :
had -as- yea soo-t - S--1'----S'
DID they oene-- re to"ls Asa
yo= merchants s1c uscesPeoP-e
z tene-e seminary O. Do yoIls
AIDES o-Ehr g oe worth II s~i-z
czs1 70 rn-s -c"- >-J,u0o anna
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15

II The CLERK = OFFICE OF THE
| CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE CITY
OF WILLIAMSON G AND COUNTY
OF JAMES CITY or the 3lst day II
August. 1906
/. Blair Spencer. who sues sc plaintiff.
against
Nissuric Green 10 her Own right and as
administratrir on the estate Of Edward
Green. deceased. William Beverly Green
Laura TAYLOR. Harriet Dggs, Turner
Green. Wavcrly Green. The latter being
Al infant uuder the age Of u years, De
ieudaut.
The object % this Suits 20 partition the
real estate Of Robert Green, deceased, IL
order 20 subject the interest ot said Ed
ward Green therein. T. the payment Of
MS said debts And an afhcavlf having
been made and hied that the defendant
Turner Green and Waverly Green are not
resident Ct the State OF Virginia. u IS or
dercd that they do appear here within
fftcen DAYS after due publication hereof,
aud DO What may be necessary TO pro-
tecf their interest ~ this suit. And u j
further ordered that copy fereoi be
orbEshed once q week for four weeks n
The Virginia Gazette. aud that a copy
re posted ~ the front doc. Of The court
house of this Court on The next succeed
ing rule day after the publication
E - this order.
Copy-1este.
y. J. Henley. D.Q- I. 4. Geddy. Clerk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15

Naturally everyone expects ne
CITY councl g appropriate some
moaey toward the proposed female
seminary. The only question IS me
amount. Some think $500 no.
TOO much, others say $500 We
gave $500 for Z 1oEaDe-t and 70
ooe ter hs1rt about i. noT ~sS any
one hurt. We nave tne money. ard
Il IS q DC hoped the coEncL VA =
iioersl II rs constOn- The increzs'
II tzxzole valves because OF ID
schoo. VII soon bring back ~
money 50 spent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15

Tn THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
L CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
Or YORK on the 10Th day OF August,
1906.
Henry Allen,--.------...-....--....... piaiotin.
against Ia chanccry.
Sue Allcns bctchoAhk.
The object OF this suit - TO obtain a
divorce from the bond OF matrimony
existing between the said Henry Alien
and the said Sue Akin. And al affidavit
having been made and fled that the de-
lendant, Sue Alien, Is not a resident OF
the State OF Virginia. IL is ordered that
she do appear here. within fifteen days
after due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary TO protect hes
| interest 40 this suit. And II - turtnel
ordered that a copy hereof be published
| once a week for four weeks "a The Viz
GINA Gazette. and that a ccpy be posse'
al the front door Of the court-house o
this county on or before the next sac
seeding rule after this order 10 entered.
A copy-Testsi !,
BIB Ewss. Pc g. Z. Hads'zs' sisss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15
Chesapeake & Ohio R'y.
Scenic Route TO The West.

Fast Nrsfibuird Trains Parlor Cars 10
Richmond. Pullman Sleep~rs 20 Lou
isxiiie. Cincipnati. Chicago. ST Louis
sgEsr EotSD DAILY THkorCH LEkINs.
" Wiiiiamr5gfg.-.lO - q me- OF 2 n
Direct connections for al Poiufs West.
Northwest and Southwest
fast Trains ios newport News and soro.k
I've NiihsmsburG--S.S sc mise . m
Leezb isr se~po Ness AID Cd Poins.
I've ~ iIlianJsburs.- 60 a m...G.32 . %
Locals ior RiehmSaf
I've Hiliiansburg.- - = me- - n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-09-15
Mr.. HUNTERS PROPOSITION.
Plan Offered BY Norfolk PTeShylGD
Tor Seminary.

For he benefit OF a. interested in
proposed female seminary. We PRINT
below TIE proposition as made by
Rev. ". n. Hunter OF behalf OF the
Norfolk Presbytery. The commit
tee IN charge CT securing subsorip-
tons q TIE fund feels very conf
cent O: success. Mr.. A. +. Sharp.
who has been active II TIE WORK.
saws that the school VII certainly
be established. Here IS NJ. Hun
-e-s lette- 70 The oommitree:
Referring % nv visit 70 your
civ O the tn inst. ard what ! SAD
70 TIE good people wish 10 confirm
same BY ,et-er thar there may 5e 10
mistake in regard 10 the proposed
Female Seminary. Irepresert that
par q the Norfolk Presby,eTv
kaow- as Church and Christian E6ss
ucz1o-. The function OF ny office
e e seek Information and g report
Any tnsrg Of interest 70 ny Presby-
re-y. making such reoomnencsco-s
as VII &c OF interest &C TIE cause.
/ to- acton O. Presbyrery.
Il suggested 70 yo-- people that
| L yo- would offer Norfolk Presby-
| ,e-y ten thousand dollars r three
| ecuzl payments ard i've thousand
| dollars II i've e9ual ANNA payments
i making = ro-G OF fifteen thousand
/ dollars as a. ilo1cenert 20 SAD
( Pres5ytcry % establish and nan
zi- 4 Female Seminary A. Williams
I burg, Va. OF a grade eeual 10 that
| ot re seminary nov na.1-ained 2,
| Chatham. Va. a-5 70 oRn and e
responsible to- me success OF Ire
Ssnlas-y-
The seminary &C DC OF high
4 Ch-.s--zr character II every way.
: rel not IN r such manner as would
give ofte-se 70 o-he- 6enoni1a1ons
wishing 70 psuo-ize such a. .-srir--
ro-. though TIE control OF The schoo
vvCulC remain il TIE hands OF Nor
. fo-k Pres5yte-y- said Seminary Z,
DO good thorough work. and n ever
{ way 70 meet the demands Of rs
= public as tz- as possible w.thou
i sacrifice to TIE character OF the il
: struron. A. propositions MADE @
accepted BY either parry 70 Be e.
e6ge5. Is nothing else would G
=. could Be satisfactory 70 a. psTte
p | concerned
II ire above car be carried o.
, IAN sure that ne can have . sem
= ( nary gong II good order next "a
= and one thsr VII be worthy OF II
: rsme. t-zr Wl sand 70 bless gene
--izroas 70 come. ard DC Of unto
- vslue 10 The nora and material
-erest o. Williamsburg. Should X
recall anything q importance that
have nct mentioned kindly indics
sane.
II czn DC q snv service 70 y
! BY coming 20 Williamsburg ADV
ne a Cnce. Push this matter. p
- Il Immediately. Nothing suocee
Ike success. and ! vii ~ 70
rnv pan. would DC glad L y
could keep ne informed as 70 ri
you are dong. foE few days
lesst-"