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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Franklin A.. Sadler and
LoYinia Sadler, his wife, on the 23rd day
Of April, 1902. executed their deed Of
trust, recorded in the Office Of the re-
corder Of deeds Of Bollinger county, Mis-
souri,, in book 80 at page 621, to William
L. Dunn as trustee, to secure the pay
ment Of certain note therein described
and made payable to Jacob J. Conrad,
Marble Hill, Missouri, conveying to said
trustee the following described real es-
tate, situated in the county Of Bollinger
and state of Missouri, to-wit:
The south half OF lots one aud two q
and 2), Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton eighteen, (iS), in township thirty.
ts0), north OF range ten, ti0), east, and
containing seventy eight and ninety
eight hundredths (7S.9S), acres.
And whereas, the said Franklin A.
Sadler and Lovinia 5adler have made
default in the payment Of said note and
tho interest thereon, and the same re-
mains due and unpaid; therefore /, W.
L. Dunn, the said trustee, viii, At the
request Of the legal holder 81 said note,
on
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1908,
at the north door Of the courthouse in
.hs .s=n Of Marils Hill, BolIinger eosa-
ty, Missouri, between The hours Of :
O'Clock IN the forenoon and 8 o'cioek II
the afternoon, offer for sale ard sellssld
~, -..-s- ., ,iss hiebast biddsr st pab-
lie auction, for cash in hand, 70 fssisfs
sid eeod of trast-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
Res0Iufions Of Respect.

WHEaEAs, II has pleased our God to
call from. service to a rich reward our
beloved sisters, Mrs. Sabbie Whitebread,
who died September q, and Mrs. Sarah
L. Mitchell, whoiied September "a, 1907,
therefore
Resolved, That ID the death Of these
Sisters the femily has in each instance
lost devoted wife and motherly lady;
the church most excellent members, and
the town two charitable, kind hearted
and Christian women.
Resolved, Thatwe tender our sympathy
and love to tie bcreayed families and
commend each and all to the God whom
| they trusted and served
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be spread on our church record
a copy sent to each family, and to THE
MARBLE HILL Press and Lutesville
Banner for publication.
w. "A. DAvAULT,
w. M. RUDOLPH, }Com.
Mrs. WILSON ROBERTSON,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

iieve, because the press, In its loyalty 10
the peoples interest. had the admirable
independence to demand that free tfans-
portation should be taken from legisla-
tors who rodc on II and then charged tbe
state for the riding; or, as others believe,
ID order to defeat anti-pass legislation
BY making the act too radical, the de-
mand VI tho people was nothing more
than demand that the public servants
should not accept things Of value from
corporations engaged in public service
and which, therefore, are subject % pu0-
iic controland regulation And, because
tho press aid not approve of pubic
officials receiving gifts from such cor
poratious, the law-makers, as some zee
Il, sought revenge ina law which pre-
vents such newspapers from making
perfectly legitimate contracts with the
corporations. Oh course this law does
not hurt the larger and stronger papers.
II rather helps thetns but ~ ~ hard On
many country weeklies that deserve
better treatment.
Leaving the newspaper man to WORK
out his own aalyation, am going %
spring this one for your .sFunny Side"
You can illustrate it 10 suit yourself, but
be sure to tsll 'em ies ''i0que."
Every political campaign brings out
its story that is worth re-leIling. Here
Is one thatwas handed me, Acanaiaats
was soliciting the vote Of a negro, ard
| the coon said to him:
Say, boss, when IL dom equality lara
going into ifect?"
awhy, my man !" replied the eandi-
date, "all men are equal under the law
You are just as good as ! am right nov 7
'sI know dat,' said the negro, ss5ui
what | wants to know is, when US euilu6
! gentlemen is goln' to be as good as d
white folks2" HARRY McCAEs.
| McAlester, Oklahoma.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
[Another from Lecpold.l

heaitn - BOou IN lhl5 Nicliivy.
John Teaholdcr moved into the resi-
dence formerly owned BY Or. Finncy q
few days ago.
Jacob Holweg was down from St.
Louis last week and sold his farm to
Ben Seller. Jake Is a ahustling dairyman
in the city.
Miss Herm Elfrink ID visitng relatives
and friends in st. Louis.
John Hulshoi has an engagement in
st. Charles.
A. Hulshof is building new barn.
John vandoren is boss carpenter.
Harry Smith papered rooms for Clip
pard and Tenholder.
Mrs. u. PAUL left for Hoxie, Ark, .
few days ago. Her husband has em-
ployment there.
Frank Nenningeris fencing his wood
Jland south OF our town.
Hog killing and getting up firewood
! is the order Of the day. JAMES,
l III d f fa r. d .
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

NJ. 4eal,la
saSpA ,s1no,us m' ~ = & .,,srs
1900 ~ss ..s, 2.-s' Z, @sy K,
~ W.. ssss,v a''svs y ~ M, II
I, M. ' '..' I a.,.. 1890. "
~ .., .s.S..' l q 49, ~ ~ ,,s -. NV h..,hay
I ss. w ,,s 'ass.' .'.ss,, ~ y ,rs..r.o,,
i ',.a, !. $3.50" '...,,' M ,.,.',
s'.s' n1ss r,sas s..' y. ~, a,.s.
'',' 49, ..s sss.,a. q h,s
sa'su, s,,,.' VI Y ,'..s. s M .-,,.s Tran,,la Z
I ~v' 49, srss .e as ~ ~ rhs,a.,ar 8
$3.50 i. w s,.,.,s.aa II, \ n. ho,,ss NV
..,'..sSa.s... rhs,a.;.n T.anr,a +
ou.oaa'u'ss ! u, ss,,,, .,,S n,;,a,n.
= ,"'l',ov,ns ~ 1w..nnk a''s
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
Our Correspondents.


The vacation win begin Dec. %, and
for all the students We wish merry
Christmas, with the blessing of health
and sunshine in their homes, and that
after their holiday niey will return on
time. with as many Of their friends as
they can persuade TO come with them.
Miss Maud Bair is on the sick list this
week.
Morris Ledbetter is also reported too
ill 10 be out.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

TuK forty.sixth annual session oi
the Missouri State Teachers asso'
elation win be held at Joplin Dec.
ae. li. g7 and 2s. Every ieneief 'si'', /,
sss pogsibIy do 90 should attend
he meeting, Is The program . on. one
-f 80 most atsraeiiyc The aesocia
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
,,,,,., ~ =. cap0bt about 60 this fall

hunter. He has caught about go this fall.
in. Cook sent up north and bought
a tom turkey last fall and he says i now
weighs Al pounds. he wants to know
who can beat Il with year-old turkeyf
John Hartle is doing some work on his
residence.
David Barks OF Daisy Was In our towH
last week.
Some of our citizens, who have been
working In Dunkiin county se'e'nl
weeks, have returned home.
LIsHT Foor.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
from the ststrenuOsitY" of the pres
ent administration

TnE ffty-six page Christmas edi'
ton Of the Macon (Mo9 Times,
Democrat, finely printed and Gle.
gantly illustrated, is certainly an
evidence Of prosperity, as well al
r..rsl up that any paper might wei
he prOud OF.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
FOa national and state news turn
to the inside pages. Much Of in
ierest will be found there.

GRukDr COUNT, outside Of Tren-
lon, voted adry." last Friday. BY .
majority Of more than $50. clin-
'ou and oass counties voted out the
.alOons salurday-she former BY
20 and ths lsstor BY 1854 majority
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
IeoDspld.

Fearing some Of your readers may
think ,tat Leopold has gole under DUR
ing TIE inanciai crisis ! se''a u : &c
l,sa. 10 as.nre then shat u n tiill on
lhe nap, up and aoiag.
ffs.sh I. roed. zIth ~ et1criloa q
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

AZ Denver, calo.. July Z, 1908,
y aenncrassse ztsanss eorTeriien
~ nominate fhs next president Of
ualtsd siz,ss-ss hopa. And
200 lsn'l &. shut iims teE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

1oba Nations Of nunkiin county mas
been whiting relatives here seyeial oaS
n purchased . span Of One mules oi ).
N. Cox.
Jsre Eaeg 8 ezf sAanF,on 'ls,...sa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19
Special Holiday Sale!

DEPARTMENT
Teddy
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

Vto r1stes fiss hssf liver ptils? he
!. Z. aver ComnzHF. ef Loltll, Msz4.
a.. = t.ssc been usfiaf AYsf's Piiis Isf
oFeT sirfT TsETE. tfFea aaEt fhs 81 -
80 -. q -1zc1f azi1f f.c1e rIilF, zzz
yer tr.f>r. tees - r1rf. fls1ls=
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

sale Of Clothing!
Mems single breasted, sack
suits, small plaid checks,
well made, with padded
shoulders and hair cloth
front, superior to tailor az o.
made, reg. Si3.50 val $9,S5
Youths double breasted
black Thibet Suits, vest
and long pants. $3.50
Boys' knee pant Suits, me-
dium weight, worsteoo, 9, ,
fancy mixed, only S2,5
Children's Suits, only .SS.UO
H
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-19

Holiday Sale of Fnrs!
Our line of Furs was carefully
selected and the styles in
clude the most improved
models from Fashion Head
quarters.
Genuine imported French Co @
ney Fur, each. ......$l ~
Heavy weight imported black
French Coney Fur, full
length, big value, each ,S3.Se
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
THEY APPRECIATE
BOSTON IDEAL
COMPANY


The Boston Ideal Opori company
is playing 90 constantly growing audi
cnccs. The people of Albuquerque are
evidently just beginning Ca appreciate
the merit of the clever comic opera
aggregation which has been giving
this city the best ummcr amusement
attraction 10 has ever had. Tor the past
two weeks The company presented
"gironc-Glrofla' again last night Co
an appreciatiNc audience. which show
rd lts appreciation through the three
acts with frequent and hearty ape
lliusc.
This afternoon the company will
present 'Thc Mascot for the Morn
Ing Journals uhildIrn's matinee. and
tonight "Girutlo-GlrofIa' viii Do given
again.
sunday niEht % very clever opcfa.
"a Persian Honeymoon Wlll Dee pui
on Tor thr FIRST time Tho company
costumes are complete throughout.
and its special scenery adds greatly
Zoo thc attr3cliNcnp-s OF the Casino
.tarc.
% is announced that 90 SUNDAY mt.l-
performance viii Doe given iumuI-
row. and seats will %, ou ello for IhI
performance Ht Mat~uu's SuuiI,
morning hytWccu thc hours or tom tnt
twelve ma, SUNDAY uieht pDri,tw-
aue, is tho we'll known laNorit. CA
Persian Honeymoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
GOVERNMENT RESTRICTS
USE OF PERSONALITIES
Regulations for Enforcement of Pure
Food Law Promulgated.

Washington. July 12.-The depart
ment of agriculture today promulgat-
ed regulations governing the use Of
benzoate of soda and sulphur fumes
rs prcscryativcs Of fruits and Other
foods which regulations were pre-
pared boy the board Of food and drug
inspection ana approved by The secre-
taries Of agriculture, treasury and
commerce and labor in accordance
with the provision of the law that
products shall not contain substances
which lessen their wholesomness. or
dcrs were issued that no drug. chem
ical or harmful or deleterious dyes,
or p~rcservativcs should be used. Pro-
Tests coming in great numbers from
The National Food association and
tho California Fruit Packers caused
The federal authorities to temporarily
withhold ITS regulation. The state
meut issued today permits the use Of
common salt, sugar, wood smoke,
potable distilled liquors and condi-
ments. and. pending further evidence.
Of saltDeter.
The regulations declare that the la
bel Of each package Of sulphur foods
or of foods containing sodium ben
zoate. or bcnzine acid, shall bear a
statement that the food Is preserved
with sulphur dloxide or with sodium
b%cnzoate, or bcnzoic acid, as the case
may be. and the label must not bear
"a serial humber assigned to any guar
aufy filed with the department Of ag-
riculturo or any statement that the
article Is guaranteed to conform to
the pure food and drugs act.
Certain coal tar dyes, bearing n
guarantee from the manufactures that
they are free from subsidiary prod
ucts and represent the actual sub
stance. the name of which they bear
be used after having been tested
and found free from harmful constit-
ucuts.
Tho question Of the entryfinto the
states Of vegetables frecncd
with copper salts has not been final
Is determined. Pending the deter
mination and decision of this matter
by the secretary of agriculture, all
vegetables grecnod with copper salts
do not contain An excessive
amount Of copper. viii be admitted 10
entry " the label bears a statement
hat aulphatc Of copper or other cop
per salts have been used.
No prosecution viii be based on he
sale of foods aud food products manu-
featured or packed Ia the United
prior 10 The issuing of this de
sisinn. where HE composition of such
foods and food products b. ~ variance
with the requirements of this decision,
II the nature Of The variation he
stated ON the lahcl IN every
,isc. however. the burden Of proof
viii be ou the manufacturer 10 show
tho goods were manufactured or
lhior Ia the date of this de
.laInn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13

FOR sALE-On account Of dissolution Of
partnership will sell our cows in lots to
suit Easy terms. Albers Bros.
FOR SALE-Aermbtpr wlndmiils. tanks
and substructure. Wolking a. Son. 7O7
North Eighth street. phone 14S5. n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
LAS VEGAS BOY LET
TRAIN GET AWAY
Found Pretty Travelling Companion.
More Interesting Than kau~a~ 'itN
Time card

s YOUNG mau without % hft 900
greatly excited followed ht three
Young women. rushed Through tl.
gates re- the luipu depot last rIllf
just ia time o. -,r ID train thHA Nlnf.I
pun out. s3Ns fhr kHu.fs city S'lf.
20 telegram was rtuf Eco iufrI..r
fht baggage Another Waa srut tr Dr
D. D. ftrnsm uf Trinidad Inf. f.I
ul him thai hl- d~tuEhfsr MuTIUl .HH
nor friend would IrHNr Kansas tI.t
af ~. 30 this morning AfI.I fh. rIf
nf kilograms fhr Young ulau laughed
The Girls laughed tuu. sul th.u tIty
.fIei.
am on ms way home fH o.. N.-l
...m Ann Aritni th. NHsuE wIu as.
planned zone af th. e.ri-. tI-t Hu.
...fr Ann Afhur. ONE IKr. Iu IIf.e-
HIfE pa. Hnd Hnt ,awt from Toledo.
H 1000 hrr waf GAO Trinidad N, m.t
f. Chicago TODAY ana thought N,f
f" H walk while fIs ir.Iu stopped
H.r. hut We walked too f.
Tt. santa Fr agent tsnh fh.m ~.
Hr uptown hotel tu wait IHI tHr r.N-
fa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
MILLION AND A HALF
POUNDS Of WOOL
SOLD He RE
DEALERS DISCUSS
CONDITIONS IN MARKET
Growers Are Still Holding Back
for Better Price and Clip Is
Slow Coming in,

The best informed local dealers es-
innate that approximately a million
and a half pounds of wool have been
sold inathc local market thus far dur-
ing the spring SEASON. a comparatively
small portion Of the clip which has
usually been marketed here at this
season Of the year.
The clip Is coming in very slowly
this yQar,' said a well known dealer
last night, whose operations have been
heavy for several seasons. "The grow
crs arc holding back for better prices
and from present indications some OF
the big producers are going to keep
on holding back. The total of khe
clip marketed here thus far win hard
~ exceed a million and a hair pounds,
although a good many small sales
have probably been made with which
I am not familiar. and which may
bring the total to q bigger figure.
Personally ! do not look for any adj
vance in the price FOR the local prod
net, and ! do not expect a great deal
OF the clip Ia be- carried over. al
though some of the growers have APP
pireutlY a good deal Of confidence I'm
the future Of HE market"
The buyers are all apparently loath
to discuss prices, and those who have
sold are uniformly disinclined to dis
CUES the prices paid.
= y. q. Garcia s. Go. have thus far
been tho heaviest buyers in the local
market Their purchases for the
spring season are understood to total
Ia the noighhorhood Of a million and
a hair pounds. OF which three-quar-
of u million pounds have been
bought ia the focal market, ana about
on equal amount in the Arizona mar
ket
MT Elias Garcia, Of this firm to-
with other dealers. estimates
the total sales in Albuquerque thus far
ne about "a million ana a half
W r.. Mauger. one of the best
Known of the local buyers, has ae-
Iuired a considerable portion of the
clip. while Levi A. Hughes, Of
santa Zee. has also been an active
lus nr.
Big Saudotal County clip sold.
A. EichVtld. of cuba, SandoNal
county. is I'm tho city MT. EichWald
prolplu with him his spring clip Of
approximately forty thousand pounds.
hc sold yesterday To- Garcia a
The price was not mao~ public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
NO C0NFIRMA IRON OF
REPORTED ARREST OF SPY
NrnN Officers Not quite sure What
Z P"nnity l. Provided tor sketch
ing I'ortifintions.

Washington. july 2-buiDinls Of
the iudee advocate general office to-
daf aiid thov aha not recall any
statute covering the act ct AN individ-
ual Who may Doe detected making
drawings OF g fort or other govern
ment buildiur ON q military rcscrya-
tinu They said. however. that such
reservations are subject to such rcgu-
latipns as the secretary ~ war may
Uromulgdtc. ANY one on u rtserVa-
ton without thc right Co Dee thcrc. n
found doing something that the rpgu-
lttinns forbid. b. liable To cIcotmeut or
amy punishment provided These ob-
hrrtHtlous were suggestions as "a rec
sulf of che reported arrest Of "a Jap
anrsr ut Fort Rosecrans. cal. while
engaged lu making drawings or the
dDfrnsos there Major GatchclI has
mot Nci reported such an arrest 60 the
WUr department. and the Japanese
embassy officials say they have no I'M
formation regarding The arrest uf uue
"i thrir country men for drawing
plane uf Fort Nusccrtn~.
fhH orders uf the war department
ara Nrtt strict regarding thr visits ut
r'r-lus jo THE coast aud Lake de-
fpue' Hnd DO Is provided that neither
written nur pictorial descriptions of
these works aro I1 hr mfdc for pub
HrliInu without tho authority of thc
secretary uf WIt. uur b. amy lnfurmt-
f|uu in ho given nut concerning them
unI contained |u ihr printed reports
~'ufuWauHIuE officers OF ports 30
hiDh Hrc located nkr ur coast de-
q u-s HrD charged With tho RESPONSE
n'Iitt ~ preventing Hs ffr H. utHtH.
cable visitor. fr'm obtaining iufHr-
ufffIuu rrIHfit, Goo uru dtfrurte
uHr-H would probably De- uowwuui
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
HELP WANTED-FemaIe

WANTED-Wash woman. Apply at once
mornings at 207z W, Gold ave, Room L.
WANTED-Tutor Tor two boys. aged G and
9; good home on ranch and moderate
salary. Address b, care Morning Journal.
WANTED-Young lady for art leather
work must be familiar with sewing ma
chine. Benham Indian Trading co. TT
WANTED-Glrl for general Homework
Mrs. Guusul 514 West Coal avenue. If
WANTED-At once, competent girl to do
cooking and general homework; no
washing; highest wages Inquire at Morn
ing journal office.
WANTED-A good cook at G13 West Gold
avenue, good wages. IT
WANTED-Experlenced saleswomen at The
Economist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13

WANTED-At once, young man for
soda fountain. Nann Drug Co. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13

with futsres advanced fl Is to E16I
los. The local market was easy, spot
being quoted at $4,000 41.25. Copper
in London was lower. SPOT being
quoted at 1876 los and futures at fSS
lbs, about II los lower. The local
market was drS and nominal. Lake.
$21.S712 a 22.S5; electrolytic, $21.5O
a 2f.75; casting, $20.60M 21.00. Lead
locally was unchanged at $5.15 a 5.25,
and in London at r2O 15s. Spelter was
unchanged at I24 IS in London and
at S6.15m $40 in the local market. Bar
81 ne. Mexican dollars, 521sc.
mOliOns 70 strike out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-13
M'HARG MAY LOOK
n 0 N 0 Re
THAN LAND
RUM0RED INVESTIGATOR
HAS STILL WIDER POWERS
Washington Man Calmly De-
cIineS to Be Interviewed, But
Is Apparently Preparing 10
Stay All Summer and Then
Some,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal !
Santa Pc. ~. NJ. July 12-Thc ru-
mors which are flying thick and fast
in Santa Pc about the possible orproba-
bile scope of tho Investigation into New
Mexico affairs TO be conducted by Mr..
Ofnsby McIIarg. of Washington. spe-
ciai representative of the department
of Justice, ana his corps of assistanga,
are apparently causing a certain
amount of unoasincss in quarters
where recently there has been great
rejoicing at the overthrow of@Jormer
Governor II J. Hagermau's admins
trattOn ana the apparent return of the
old gang 10 control i'm territorial af-
fairs Even the recent Investigations
as conducted by the machine remnant
do not seem 10 have brought peace If
mind. They seem. indeed. tO have in
creased the discomfort which Is cur-
rent.
The Persistent refusal of Mr.. Me
Harg 10 discuss the scope of his work,
or the power entrusted TO him, or In
fact anything but Santa FEES boauti-
ful and health giving summcr climate.
seems to be d|iscouccrting 10 several
of those gentlemen who nave reason
for wanting very much 90 know what
the Investigation is going 10 do Ia
them ana thclr friends. and how far II
b. going ia. go.
Il ls now being safa here and with
como show of authority. that Mr Mo
IlHrg and his assistants Will not only
discuss land matters. but that they viii
have fun poweN and instructions to
go INTO other departments ot the ter
t%itorial government ana ina out just
how things have been going for the
past few years. what has been done.
and who the men are who have
been doing thinEs. The investigation
alone Of the land mnttors should be
enough 10 furnish New Mexico with
interesting proceedings for some years
tp come. and should other territorial
aHairs be brouEht IN The littlo period
ot stirring uP - said tp De apr
preaching. would become positively
exciting.
Bumor has 70 that an inquiry has
already been begun into tuo conduct
uf ono federal official Tho rumor,
however, has no official confirmation.
In the meantime MI. MCtlarg'a of
iccs Ia tho federal building are heinz
neatly httod mp with buuks and chairs
and dosks and Now Yale locks. go that
~ looks very much hs NJ Doe ana his
had come tu stay quite =
while perhaps ass long lH is uccas-
fnty 10 do what nccda To- bc done in
New Mcxic,