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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
Ia narciaEEnad de- Salvador
Pertrechos y armas a Honduras

Nueva York, iueves.-Un despacho de Rio
Ianeiro dice que pesar de las protestas del go
bierno del Salvador sabese positivamente que
esta Repubhca ha enviado gran Cant1dad de
pertreChos armas Honduras auxlia con
toda clase de recursos esta Rep1blica contra
Nicaragua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

Nos suplica el laborloso obrero
Marco Seuchar, ciudadano cubanO,
natural de Altamisa, (Pinar del Riol
que por medic de estas lineas haga-
mos participes 4 nuestros colegas de
Ia Isla de Cuba, 10 81 siguiente: Que
habiendo salido de dlcha lsla hace
ocho amos, y no teniendo lndiclos de
sus hermanas Ana J Ciriaca Seucnar
desea saber sus respectivos para
deros.
ST estas fuesen enteradas de las
anteriores lineas, deben dlriglrse a
eSta direction San Juan Puerto
Rico, Puerta de TERRA, calle San
Agustin, casa LA Cotorra'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

Acusado del supucsto dehtU. d,
daios maliciosoS, ha ingrcsado IN ].
carcel de Humacao el indiyiduo Pa
tricio Marquee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

En- la session de aver tarde en- Ia Ca
mara, el senor Santoni, pidi6 qu, en-
vista de que ninguno de los seuorcs
delegadoS tenia conocimiento que Sc
discutiera ell c. b. ndmero del scuog
Post, para enmeudar algunos scccioncs
de la Ley Municipal fuera ap'azada
para la session de esta tarde. Fut
acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

En- Ia semana pr6Nima pasaIa c-
gun Ia estadistlca de Ia oAcin3 lc
Sanidad Local han falleeido cn ,st.
cludad, 81 personals v nacldas 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28
PARA cIcARRILL0S

I'm cl BoLETTN MERcAHT1L hay cons
ante existenoia de papel para ciga-
rifles. uarca ia cube.iEa". esms-
nanmeneo 1oeea1A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

La siguiente es una relaclOn de
los alumnos que en- la actuaiidad
asisten 4 las Glasses de TaQuigrafia
del Ateneo PuertorriqucIlo, cuyo to
tai alcanza al ntmero de cuarenta y
ocho cuando las becas que soStlene
ell Ateneo y el Ayuntamleuto de San
Tuan alcanza solamente treinta'
Aurea Alvarez, Ana Ayala, Maria
L Acosta, Ernesto Apellaniz, Angela
Ahedo, Eulaia Ayala, Belen Boada,
Ramon Betancourt, Mercedes Besosa,
Felix Boada, Catalina Ballesteros,
Rafael Cameio, Pillar Defill6, Ame-
RIGA Duprey, Josefa Darder, Celes-
tina Domen ech, Francisco Estrada
Carmen Fano, Maria P Fuentes, Luz
Gonzalez. Maria L Gonzalez, Anita
Gomez, Francisco Gonzalez, Maria
Hoppe, Catalina Homar, Pura Ian
drau, Julia Llont, Clotide Melendez,
Teovaldo Meltz, Margarita Meltz,
Eduvigis Mahonet, Maria Monte
qufn, Gertrudis Marin, Candida Pc
rez, Mercedes Prats, Jose Perez 30.
meta, Isabel Rivera, Juana Rossy
Emilia Rosy, Heladia Rivera, Can
dida Rodriguez; Altagracia Sierra
Isabel Sierra, Francisco Silvestre, Ra
fael Torres, Eloisa Urbiztondo y Ma
nuela Wales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

Varios soldados de infanteria de
marina, que al parecer estaban en-
briagados, standardization de 10 Undo
por la calle Rafael CorderO las once
V media de la noche dc aver, .sin que
Ia policia interviniera para acallar-
los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-28

Esta Tarifa lncluye la
ENTREGA
& los Consignatarios.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
DEPEW DOESN'T
FEAR ARREST
Treats Lightly the COrOner'S
Holding Of the N. Y. Cen
trail Directors for Wreck
By Our own wire. Publishers Press

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON. March 5.-senator
chauncey NJ. Depew has not yet been ar
rested as result OF tho action of the
eoroner's jury in New York, in holding
thed irectors Of the New York Central
Railroad responsible for the wreck on
the Harlem division Of that road, in
which twenty three lives were lost SEN
ator Depew is chairman Of the Board Of
Directors.
Il have received no official notification
OF the action of the jury" said the sena-
tor this morning. Il have just read about
vt in the morning papers. don't see where
the coroner gets his law for rendering mis-
decision. but coroners have a habit Of in
sisting on having their own way. 1 have
made no arrangement to furnish bail, not
tc appear by proxy or otherwise before the
coroner, but 1 presume counsel will take
any steps that may be necessary. Mean
while. ! shall leave for New York myself
at noon, in accordance with previous
plans"
The directors Of the road have been
paroled by Coroner Schwanneze I'm the
custody Of their counsel
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
A. |. TYRE BACK;
REVIEWS HIS BOND
instead Of Being Fugitive
Mr.. Tyre Was West On
Business

Abraham L. Tyre for whom a capia,
was issued az tie recent session Of IN,
Court Of General Sessions. returned
returned home last last evening. To-
day, accompanied by his counsel, j.
Frank Ban. Mr. Tyre went to the office
Of Sheriff Stafford. where ne furnished
a $4,000 bond for his appearance at the
May term OF court.
The bondsmen are his father Peter
i. Tyre, and Samuel RI. Baynard.
Mr. Tyre Is under an indictment
charging him with violating the elec-
tion laws at the primary election in the
Shellpot district Of Brandywine hum
dred in 1905. He was tried at the No
vember term OF court and the jury dis
agreed. Attorney General Richards call
ed the case at the February term. but
Mr. Tyre was not present. through q
Misunderstanding. A capias was issued
but before IL could be served Mr.. Tyre
gave bail.
He had been West on business.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
new RAILROAD
BRIDGE ASSURED

AT the meeting Of the street and
Sewer Department this morning, plans
offered by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for a steel and concrete bridge
on Seventh street We're considered and
approval deferred for one week pend
ing decision by the board as TO the
proper width of sidewalks 10 be con-
structed at each side OF the bridge.
The Wilmington Realty Company.
through its attorney requested that
Eleventh street between Clayton and
dupont and Mcdowell street TO Elev-
enth be opened. Offering to give the de-
partment a deed to the street beds so
opened. This request was made to per
init the Realty Company 10 begin a
large building operation In that section
which is now impossible. owing 20 tho
streets while on the city plot. not be-
ing opened. Decision was deferred for
one week, it being desired TO obtain the
consent of other stretched owners along
the route of the streets proposed to be
opened. thereby doing away with con-
demnation proceedings. which would
mean large expense.
The secretary reported collections Of
the week as S1.571.52; bank balance.
S576.1l. This report was approved and
the bills for the week ordered paid.
The new ordinance governing the
construction of lateral sewers by mas
ter plumbers and fixing a time limit
for such work passed final reading and
was adopted. This ordinance will pre-
vent landlords from indefinitely post
poning orders to connect with the
sewers, as has been done frequently,
the landlords claiming that contracts
for the work had been made with mas
ter plumbers and held up by them. It
will now be necessary for a plumber to
complete such work within thirty days
of securing a permit under penalty Of
being refused any further permit what
sOevcr.
II was also decided TO notify all per-
sons building not to place bay windows
on their properties below the second
floors. and to forward such builders a
copy Of the law.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
LEARNING MORE
OF BRAIN STORMS

once the rumor spread that Mrs. Thaw
was to be called soon.
Jerome asked the witness II he knew
Of any case in which a man in brain
storm committed acts of violence with
the utmost calmness.
'.No two cases of insanity are exactly
alike any more than any two persons
in this room are alike" said DR.. Wag-
ner.
At length DIR. Wagner satisfied Je-
rome by saying:
your question does not perfectly de-
scribe any case that / recall
Jerome then asked: what single
thing in the description Of the killing
In the hypothetical question Indicated a
brain Storm
mo single thing indicates or could
show the existence of a brain-storm,
said the witness.
rs there anything in the whole ques-
ton that indicates a brain-storm?
"The fact that he shot man in a
theatre; in public place; in the pres
ence of his wife. the condition of his
eyes: the remark he made to his wife
wien she was in no danger-all indi-
cate an extraordinary condition of the
mind which might be called a BRAIN
storm"
do you think the killing Of a man
in a public place. in the presence OF his
wife, an evidence of insanity"
1T would arouse my Guspicion as to
his sanity" said DIR. Wagner.
Telling DR.. Wagner to keep in mind this
facts of the hypothetical question, Jerome
asked him to assume Thaw also knew
that his wife had been outraged nine times
by White instead Of once, and also assume
that the night at the Madison Square
Garden was the first time Thaw had a
chance to approach him with impunity
and asked If these additional facts in
dicated Thaw was suffering from a brain
storm.
Il think these facts would intensity his
feelings and make him more subject to q
brainstorm."
An argument followed between Jerom,
and the witness as to whether the act.
of an insane person show u logical con.
nection with tho motives he has to act
DR.. Wagner held that it was impossibl,
10 lay down a rule on the subject
Jerome wanted to know If Thaw suf
feree from the paraoid form Of adolesceni
insanity, as DR.. Evans had described it.
y don't know. 1 can't read DR., Evans
mind"
did you notice any sign Of logorrhea II
Thaw?" pursued Jerome.
"Yes he talked very freely at times
The now OF words was az times abnor
NAL"
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
D. & c. CANAL
LOSES SUIT
Tug Owners Need Not Limit
Business Between
Waterways

Judge Morris. in the United States
Circuit Court at Baltimore. has de-
cided thas the Chesapeake and Dela-
ware Canal Company has no right to
prohibit owners Of tugs TO tow only
barges belonging to them through the
canal The decision was rendered i'm
the suit OF Charles Gring. of Camden,
n. j., against the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Company
Under rule made and enforced by
the canal company owners OF tugs We're
allowed to tow through the canal only
barges belonging to them. Barges not
belonging TO the owners of the tugs
We're required by the company to be
towed through the canal by the tugs
of the Canal and Back Creek Towing
Company. Mr.. Gring brought suit be-
cause of the enforcement of the rule
against him.
Judge Morris decided that the rule
was an unreasonable regulation and
that he would grant an injunction re-
straining the canal company from en-
forcing 1t. The judge also said that
he would require the canal company
to account to Mr.. Gring for the money
which Mr.. Gring has lost by reason OF
the enforcement of the rule.
Another point decided by Judge Nor
ris in the case is that the canal com
pany has the right to charge s. each
for towing barges by mules through
the canal locks.
The case was tried by Messrs. Rob
ert II. Smith, J. Craig McLanahan and
Jacob France for Mr.. Gring and Messrs
Bond, Robinson and DUFFY and Ward
and Gray. Of this city for the cana
company.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

dred pounds Of dynamite went up here
to-day in an explosion of one Of the
big magazines Of the Richards coniery
of the susquehanna Coal Company.
Twenty seven worSmen were seriously
injured, many of them believed fatal
ly and a score OF others slightly hurt.
BETHLEHEM, Pa.-With the ex-
ception Of the mail trains, all travel ON
the Lehigh and New England railroad
is tied up as the result Of a strike to-
day by trainmen. Recently the road
took one brakeman from each crew.
The tralnmen demanded that these
men be reinstated and sought a ten
hour instead of a twelve-hour day. Re
fusal Of their demands brought on the
strike.
NE WYORK-A plea OF guilty to a
charge Of sending obscene matter
through the mails. its so-called red
light personal column. was entered in
the United States Circuit Court by the
New York Herald Company. Sentence
will be imposed on April ?. The maxi
mum fine under the court Of the indict-
ments is $4,000.
CHICAGO-One hundred and fifty.
occupants of the st. Benedict apart
ment building. were driven I'm to the
street early to-day by fire. No persons
we're killed.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
HOT AFTER
TRAIN ROBBERS

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
PITTSBURG, Kansas. March 5-Word
comes to-day from the posse pursuing the
bandits who held up the Missouri Pacific
train between here and Cornell last night
that the capture of the thieves is expected
at any moment Dogs have found the trail
into an abandoned coal shaft.
w. J.. Westlake, of Toledo. O.. wound
ed in the hand by the first shot fired by
the robbers before they killed Lou Jen. a
negro resisting passenger, is being treated
here.
The robbers entered the train at Pitts
burg disguised with false whiskers and
moustaches. The negro pointer. Jem, drew
his revolver. one tobber fired twice. his
first shot wounding Westlake. and his sec
ond killing the negro instantly. The rob
bers got only 800 and some jewelry.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
RESCUERS BROKE
THROUGH THIN ICE
Vent to Aid Of Young Woman
Skater and All Three
Had Icy Bath

But for the prompt action Of Oscar
Loskerman and Raymond Watts. two
well-known young men of Townsend.
Miss Mamie Husfelt, who lives near
that town, might have drowned in
Harman's mill pond.
The young woman was on the ice
skating at the time the accident oc-
CURED and fortunately her rescuers
were near. Miss Husfelr broke through
the thin ice and Lockerman and Watts
in going to her rescue also broke
through the ice. All three finally man
aged to reach the shore and were hur-
ried home. To-day none of them show
ed any i'll effects from their icy bath
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
PENNSY RAISES COAL RATES

In line with similar action taken 10y
several other railroads. including the
Baltimore and Ohio. the Pennsylvania
Railroad has announced an increase OF
five cents ton I'm the tariff on bitumin
Gus coal TO tidewater and all line
points. to take effect May l. This adj
vance affect eastern Pennsylvania,
New York. New Jersey. Maryland. Del
aware and the District of Columbia.
II viii amount TO about 50 a car, the
average tonnage Of the car being about
forty tons.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Jerome To-day Has DR.. EV-
ans Express Himself More
Clearly on Subject
MOTHER OF THAW
AGAIN In COURT
BY our own Wire. publishers Press

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW. YORK, March 5.-Charles G.
Wagner, the alienist who was on the
stand yesterday, was waiting in the
doorway Of the ante-room when court
convened this morning for the resump-
ton Of the Thaw trial. DR.. Wagner
seemed to be anxious to get back on
the stand.
Jerome had on a new suit Of clothes
to-day and smiled continually as he
chatted with friends about the room
before court opened.
Dr. Wagner was called as the first
witness. Thaw, expecting more expert
testimony bearing on his condition of
mind, Immediately took up his "oftice
work" which consists of a laborious
and intricate system of reading,
marking and filing in the pockets of his
portfolios, his numerous letters.
jerome, in beginning his examina-
tion, read part of Dr. Wagner's testi-
mony yesterday, in which he cited from
one of the district attorneys own books
of reference; the case Of a woman who
suffered a brain storm" who became
violent at II o'clock at night and was
perfectly lucid the next morning, al
though she had no knowledge Of what
she had done during the insane period
"Can you cite any other case Of a
brain storm Of this character" asked
Jerome.
Il can't tell you any off-hand."
rs this typical case2"
f4 -f.. rrfn1 hran Z
and rapid recovery"
'Can you point out a case where the
Illuminating explosion came in ten min
utes?' DR.. Wagner could not.
Jerome referred 10 the long hypo-
thetical question OF the defence, and
asked DR.. Wagner, basing his answer
on the hypothesis of the question
whether Thaw at the time he walked
towards White, had any knowledge OF
the dangerous character Of the revolver
which he carried.
yes" answered the witness. "H'
had some kind Of knowledge that he
had a weapon"
when Thaw walked deliberately VI
to White after passing him once
wouldn't that indicate his mental con.
dftion at the timer"
''That fact alone would not.
did you ever have a case where z
person in a brain-storm walked calmly
toward his victim?"
DR.. Wagner could cite no particular
instance fitting the description, but h
gave other illustrations saying he hac
known cases where mentally distressed
persons had displayed their insanity
suddenly without their outward ap.
pearance showing it.
Mrs. Thaw Again in Court
Word reached the court room at thi!
point that Mrs. William Thaw anC
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
COURT ACTS In
RETTEW'S ABSENCE
Declares Delinquent $780,
462.0S in Taxes Before
Hearing From Him

At this mornings session Of Levy Court
considerable interest was manifested ow-
ing to tho fact that it was believed le-
velopemonts would take place regarding
the matter of former tax collector Horace
c.. Rettew whose bond was entered up
yesterday by the clerk Of the peace upon
information received by County Treasurer
Burns
The following statement of ncollec,ed
taxes OF Wilmington hundred for the year
1902 o3-oi and which are charged agains,
Mr.. Rettew, was made by the county
comptroller and from which some money
will have TO be regarded as errors;
Total, 1902, Si52.93; total 1893 SiS.557. 30.
total, 1904, SiLl52. o.: grand total. s36 i62. .6S
Mr.. Rettew was not present at to-day
meeting OF court and the report was re-
ferred TO the finance committee.
Comptroller Chandler also reported the
following amounts due from otherr c1l-
loctors I'm the various hundreds: ELIAS n.
Moore Appoqulnimlnk. SS620S for 1908 and
1904; George M. Carey. Bmndywine hum
dred for years 1901. 1902 1898 and 1904. &c.
32o93; Ephralm Myrs. s2s 46 for 1901 and
1902 Christiana- Gorg w. Tanning. Ss.-
1857 for 1903, 1904. Min Creek; W. r..
Deghton. s6LSa for 1902 II. b. Mcvaugh
SL099i9 for 1908 1904. New Castle J..
Frank Meggnson SSs9L57 for 1901. 1902
1903, 1904: Red Lion, +. H. Swan for 1902.
1908. 1904, Sl.96.02: St. Georges n. y.
n Pharo s2,33i39 for 1903. 1904: White
Clay Creek d. Appleby, s5o62.5O for 1901.
1902 1903 and 1904. The finance committee
will meet this afternoon TO discuss the
subject of uncollected taxes.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
TELEGRAPHNEWSINAN NUTSHELL

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON-A Roosevelt
the Presidents third son, who has
been suffering from an attack Of dyph-
liberia, was declared to be out OF
danger this morning, by DR.. Rixey, the
attending physician. Archie passed
a fine night" said DR.. Rixey, "and is
doing as well as could be possibly
hoped for
ST PETERSBURG-Wi the next
four years Russia will have a naval
squadron IN the Far East, including
two steam turbine battleships OF 2l,S0C
tons displacement, with a speed Of p
knots and with a armament Of ten l2-
dnch guns each. The Russian officials
will recommend TO the Car that the
squadron be built in the United States
declaring that the shipbuilding yards
of the United States will turn out the
ships I'm much quicker time.
TOKIO-An efforts to free the steam
Fhip Dakota, of the Great Northern
Line, which struck a rock in the bay
OF Toxic, Sunday morning. have been
Unsuccessful. and the vessel Is rapidly
pounding TO pieces on the rocks. The
heavy seas make IL impossible for ves-
eels to asst her to get near the Da-
lxola.
MOUNT CARMEL. PA-Eeven hun
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
ANOTHER VETERAN
IS STRICKEN
Died in Office Where tie Also
Had Gone to Sign Pen
sion Papers

Coincident with the sudden death Of
John /. Crossan, an aged veteran OF
the war OF the Rebellion. in Market
street In this city yesterday. John
Montague former sergeant-at-arms
.of the Delaware Legislature, also a
war veteran, dropped dead Of paralysis
at Clayton. He fell into the arms Of
Magistrate Oscar Leather In whose
office he had also gone TO sign pension
papers. and on which same errand Mr..
Crossan was, when he was stricken.
Mr.. Montague was nearly 20 years Of
age. He leaves "a large family a son
being James Montague, a Republican
member of the Legislature. He has
never been In good health since his
son, q university student. was murder
ed on the streets of this city. by
Montyaloo A. Cole, a Canadian
student
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
HOUSE FAVORS
BIG ROAD GRAB
Caucus To-day on Bill Pro-
viding For a $500, 900
Loan
CHARTER AMENDMENTS DIE
ONE CENT.
sneaIal o The EvenIng IournaI.

DOVER March 5.-The House to-day
concurrod IN the senate bin authorizing
New Castle county TO borrow money
for permanent road building. The Sen
ate bin calls for 100000. but the Hous
passed a substitute. making it $500, 600.
Representatives keenan, and Paradee,
.of Wilmington, talked against tho
measure, but Mr. paradco was the only
one TO vote against it.
Tho House passed a bill regulating
the drawing and swearing OF Jurors.
Tho bin takes from tho Levy Courts of
each county this authority. and gives ii
TO the jury commissioners. The vote
was 2S to
The House passed a bill proposing an
amendment to the Constitution, raising
the salaries of its members from IS to
$40. The vote was "a to o. Those who
voted no were Conwell. Cooper. Cor
bit, Cubbage, Elliott. Harrington. James
Knots and Palmer.
An amendments to the city charter
offered by Mr.. Monaghan were killed
by party vote In the Senate.
Ringgold and Miller. Republicans.
did not vote.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
CIVIL ENGINEER DEAD

John ]. Hanson, a civil engineer in
the employ Of the DUPONT Powder Com
pany, died yesterday at his residence.
1925 jackson street, after days ILL
ness. Mr.. Hanson was stricken on
sunday an ddeath was due to menin-
gifts. His funeral VIII take plcae to-
morrow. Mr.. Hanson was the son OF
an Episcopal minister. the Rev. VIM.
d. Hanson, who was rector at Stanton
and Newport. The young man was
about thirty years old. He was a
member Of St Andrews Church. He
is survived by his mother and sister.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Tehir Time Extended.

County officials now have fifteen
days in which to make settlement
with the county
The original act made 1t incumbent
upon county officials to settle with the
county treasurer by the first Of each
month, but this law has been amended
by giving them until the 18th Of each
month to turn over the county fees.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
CHILD BURNED
WHILE AT PLAY
Matches Set Fire to Tots
DreSS-.SaVed by Elder
Sister

While playing with matches at the
home OF her parents, No. 52s South
Jackson street, this morning. Ella Rule,
a three -year-old girl, set fire to her
dress, burning herself in a horrible
manner on the lower part Of the body.
Her screams were heard by her sister,
who is but eleven years old but who
had presence OF mind to dash a pail Of
water over the blazing child.
The little one is now resting easily
at her home under the care OF DIR.
Spruance.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05
Will Install New Boilers.

The Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton has received a contract ITO build Two
new boilers for the steamship City of
Everett. The boat vii arrive here in a few
days and its four old boilers viii be taken
out
on Saturday the tug III Toro. built at
the local yards for the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company. viii leave port for
New oYrk to go into service.
Evening journal., 1907-03-05

General +. Coleman DUPONT. presi-
dent OF the DUPONT Powder Company
announced to-day that should the
United states be suddenly forced TO
wa rwith Japan or with any other aa-
iton. an the smokeless powder mills
now operated I'm New Jersey-four Of
them-and on in California, with their
immense combined output as well as
an commercial plants. would instantly
be placed at the disposal Of the Gov
ernment.
1T may De stated positively con-
tinued General DUPONT la reply TO GER
tain contrary statements that every
facility will always be offered the Gov
ernment in time OF emergency"
This statement was Mr. duFouts re-