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LOST IN ROXBURY.

Ask those popular young business men, F. F. Young, c. A. Trowbridge, F. R. Greene and Robert Strong about their trip to Woodbury On their way back they turned up the road by the Shepaug river toward Roxbury, in stead of keeping up by the Housatonic When they got up into the country the automobile broke down. It was now toward midnight, so they hunted up horse and drove home, tired and disgusted lot of individuals
 MILLS BENNETT.
 Mills Bennett of Asfstuck, aged 69, died, Tuesday morning. A brother and a sister survive him. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon, Rev F. A. Johnson officiating
 KLONDYKE SOLD FOR LARGE
 MONEY.
 Klondyke, T. F. Young's green trot- ter, bred and raised by Edward Wheel CT of Warren, broke New Milford track record in 2.17. the last half in 1.oea. MT Young agreed to show his horse three miles better than g. Is to a veal thy gentleman in New York. accom- panied by c. H. Clark, professional driver. They were more than pleased with his performance and MT Young sold Klondyke for handsome price.
 Miss Shoughnessy, designer of mil hnery for The c. H. Booth & Bentley Co.,, returned, Thursday, from New York, where she has been since the first of August designing their opening hats and attending to the purchase of the Fall and Winter hats. Miss Shaugh- messy gives her personal attention to every customer and all the work is done under her supervision. Their opening occurs next Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 Harry Golden is passing a few days at Glen Cove, l.. I.
 Joseph Golden was in New York City, the first of the week.
 MT and Mrs A. Golden have been wis
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
New Milford.

ANNUAL CENTER EMETERY AS
 ISOLATION
 At the annual meeting of the Ceme- tery association, Monday, these officers were elected: President, Turney Soule; secretary and treasurer, J. H. Nettleton; sexton, B. Noble; direc- tors, c. A. Todd, Orren Roberts, w. F. Bennett, R. B. Noble, H. s. Mygatt, c. M Beach
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Trinity Church. 175th ANNIVERSARY TO BE CELEBRATED. Interesting Program Ar
 ranged.

Trinity church will celebrate its 175th anniversary on Saturday and Sun day. September 21 and 22. While ser vices of the Church of England were held here with some regularity by the rectors of Stratford and Fairfield from 1722, the first service by resident rector was held in September, 1732. That service was held at the foot. of the Street under a large button-ball tree which stood in front of the pres ent residence of Mrs Shepard.
 A foundation has been laid and large boulder will be erected upon 1t, upon the face of which will be insert ed a bronze tablet with this inscrip- tion: ..Near this spot under a large button-ball tree. Rev John Beach, A. M. missionary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, held his first service as rector of Trinity church, Newtown, in September, l732.
 The services and other exercise con- nected with this commemoratlon will begin with a celebration of the Holy Communion at 10 a. m., on Saturday. At Il a. m., historical addresses will be delivered by Rev Dr Hart, Pres1- dent of the Connecticut Hlstorlcal go. ciety, and Ezra Levan Johnson. At l2.3O luncheon will be served in the parish rooms, to which all attending the services are cordially invited. At 2. D. m, the clergy in their vest ments and the congregation will pro CeGd rom the CnuTCn U Lil6 llu1na,a6, llaf,i. raf,i.1 -f fsgrvTce TIn l9e
 .e by Bishop Brewster. The monument will be unveiled by two per sous, one a descendant of Rev John Beach, the first rector, ard the other descendant of John Glover, the first warden of the church.
 Returning to the church at the close of this service, addresses will be made by Bishop Johnson, former rectors of the parish, and others.
 On Sunday, September g, the order of exercises will be as follows: Holy Communion, 10 a. m. Morning prayer, Confirmation, and Historical sermon, II a. m. The confirmation class will consist of candidates from St John s church as we'll as from Trinity, and the two congregations with their rectors will unite in this service. Rev Dr Hart will preach the historical sermon. The commemoration will close with Festival Evensong with addresses in the church at 7.30 p. m.
 While these services will be of spec ial interest to the churchmen of New town and to those who have gone forth from this parish, they will be of histor ic interest to us all. A most cordial in vitation is therefore extended to the public in general. To our brethren of other Christian names we will give
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
Washington.
NO DEATHS IN THE MONTH OF
 AUGUST.

An interesting item to record from the Town Clerks office is that there were no deaths reported in this town for the month of August, which has not occurred since 1885, for p years.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

The Telescope" for young men, and the Alpine, , always popular with middle aged and older men, are here, black, grays, and tans.
 Prices, s15o, s2. $2.5O, $3.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13

The Famous Smalley EnslIage Cutters, Carri- CTS and Blowers, Gasoline Engines and SiloS.
 OThe above goods carried i'm stock here in Connects cut, doing away with hea- wy freight charges, and de- lays waiting for factory shipments.
 Come to Seymour an
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-13
. +55 ce n2 other shows to

Myron w. RobinEon Englewo'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
sIREs AND SONS.

John coyis Of New Haveh, ninety.
two years old, walked Into The cts
hall the other day aud vas made
yoier
The foremost plowmaker n The world
Il James oliver. who recently PASSED
SIS eighty fourth birthday. lie lives
= South Bend. lad.
Major Relnholdt, who died recently
al biz home 10 Glcnolden. Pa, passed
through forty six battles q The eiyi
war without receiving 4 wound.
LORD BefesfoTd viii b. the guest Of
honor AZ de annual banquet Of the
United states Naval Academy Alumni
u chicago. 70 be held In that city 10
November.
Professor Thaddeua q. G. Lowe Of
Pasadena. Cal. who 10 1896 mnde the
frst ARTIFICIAL ice ever produced to the
United stntes. has just celebrated Bic
seventy nfth birthday.
Robert 7. Lincoln. according 70 .
Chicago friend. Is out Of politics TOT
eli time. As president q the Pullman
company he Il enjoying life better than
when be represented this country
abroad Or a. secretary u war.
br. joseph D. Bryant Nr. cleve'
lands physician. IL . native Of New
York state and was 4 close friend Of
the lste Daniel Lamont. who interested
NJ. Cleveland in The physician. Or.
Bryant Il now about aiKy-two years
cid.
The New York World figures that
John - Rockefeller has made public
gifts up 70 the present OF 02,o55l 600
or this amount f4f.0OooO0 has been
given 10 the general and southern edu'
cation boards. s2200o.Oo0 20 the Uni'
yerslty Of Chicago. 100000 q
church and mission work aud 5000
600 10 the Rockefeller institute.
Count White Is IN the Pyrenees seek
ing health. His duties In the ears
service and his tremendous reaDonai'
hfities have wrecked him physically
II IL greatly 10 bis credit that be 4
stlli a poor man. though unlimited pos
Mblliiles Of wealth were IN BIS grasp
Now what means be had are gone, and
be must end something 20 do 10 make
living.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
sac LInes.

One OF Ceorgia's new laws makes II
a misdemeanor to fish on sunday.
No state 10 the Union has larger or
more numerous springs than Florida.
Many Of them form good sized streams
from the start. and some Of them are
nayi9able
Within the state OF Missouri are near
~ 100000 acres Of land that are open
10 settlement under the United States
homestead laws. Home seekers may
hsve this land for the asking. II they are
willing 70 five upon and improve II, Or
It may n purchased for $i.25 per acre.
The public land n chiefly IN the Ozark
uOunfai0 reloa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ITALIAN FOOD
Various Dishes Prepared By
The sFrRgliriel.h

Huas mraiy chsstnuis are founi
everywhere Ia Italy. Peeled shd boiled
in d reddish broth. seas1atd viii laurel
leaves and cafsNay SEEDS, tbc nuts are
paiatable. About tMo dozen a ths
large kerheis are sold for one penny. u
hoth Genoa and Naples ne ffigasgid are
interesting and souie ~ their special.
tiss are well worth = trial u one ean
forget the unapetislng appearance 4
oOok and cooking appliances. One frig'
eitrioe attracts attention - . tray ~
golden balls which Size piles W 3 pYfAs
mid. They are l.nileI IN salt Hater
until tender. ant are put IL a pan over
ttrufn - keep them Dor until ctls'
toner appsars. for three pence TIE
yenaer win take one from the streaming
pan. dry Il. Dip il Into batter, and pop u
Into the bot 81. A moment later =
golden brown ball, delicious and cfispF
on the OUTSIDE end tender and snoepisnt
On ihe inside. 4 handed 70 The puSehassf.
Tie frying i manased IN such = way
that when Tie FILTER are taksu from
the kettle Ties are very bot but ~
dry 90 the outside that they scarcely
aoil me fngfrs ahen eaten from tbs
hanl. Another iriggitrice speciality =
shat Of cheese balls. They are made
81 paste SLED With grated cheese, and
fried. Mashed eaestBuis. riee. ehppptd
chicken aud many vegetables are u.si
~ vary the hilings for the popular
fritas. Some II fhe frying kettles are
portable and de friggitriei have regular
routes like the milknan, where they Yep
n tbe basement door. get theif ordefsi
take their tiny bellows and BIOS Up TIE
charcoal until Il gioas, and then cook
the breakfast of nicatballs o. nee cakes
o. artiebokee mhicb are seat IL hot
LsAlie's Weekly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
OUR BRAINS ARE DOUBLE.
Bot Only One o. Them Il Used -
Think With.

But Only One o. Them IL ussd -
Think With.
Man has q pair Of brains fust ~ be
has q pair of eyes ana pair of ears,
declares Dr. William Hanna Thomson
10 Eyerybody's But asserts DR..
Thomson. only one Of our two brains
Is used TO think with. He continues:
''ybsn we come into this world we
have a pair Of quite thoughtIess brains
and nothing more To become iDtelli.
gent beings We must aequiro q Whole
host OF mental faculties and endow-
ments. not one or which does human
being bring with him az birth No one
was ever born speaking English nor
ans other language. No newly born
babe knows anything b. sight nor By
ans other sense Every kind Of knowl-
edge has 70 be gained BY personal edu.
cation. But only recently have we
found that this education necessitates
the creation u q local anatomical
change 70 brain matter 70 make Il the
special seat for that accomplishment
Thus no one can become a skilled VIC
In player until By long fashloBing be
has at last made q violin playing place
40 bis cerebrum.
aBut all this brain fashioning takes
40 much time and trouble that for
mere economy OF labor. as one heHi-
sphere WIN do all that IS necessary.
the individual spends bis Efforts on
one OF them only. As both hemi'
spheres arc equally good for this pur-
pose. which Of the two he win educate
depends on which one he begins with.
This Is settled for him when as
child he begins all bis training BY the
hand that be then most easily uses;
hence Il Is that ali the speech centep
and ali the knowing and educated
places are 70 be found only In the left
hemisphere OF the right handed and in
the right hemisphere Of the left hand.
adj
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ExrENpIno Y. NC. A woRK.
Meeting to Be Held a. niddlsbuTy, W,
10 Form County Associations.

Burlington. De-. 51.--sseps have been
iairn b. County Work Secretary viii
q Coleman, with Stale y. ~ G. A. Sec.
fstsry Louis Hob Of tihs eiiy. % organ.
lxe Adaiscn county In aaspciA'lon w0fk
along tie auie Inns - successfully ear
fied "a in Ffanklin aud Minieor ooun-
tlrs.
4 meeting win he held IN Middlebufy
On saturday, Jan. -, % form a cossrt u
association. which vii aiao include Bran
don. Ia Rutland county.
Jc8n r. IioaSduan and A. 3. Roberts,
international county work sssrtarios.
With the stale secretary. will - pfsacut
aud make Address A hamqaet viii be
served - the eycfisng, vilrn Il u ca
gsried that G0yagar Proctor will b.
pnsssxlt. a. vel ~ Chairman B0swot1
u the state committee.
A conference 81 association worker
and employed officers viz be held in
Burlington the previous day, tho pFsnci.
pal speairr being international Seere'
larry r. T. Cotton ar. Cotton VII uiso
speak ~ a public meeting IN tl.e cvsasing
here. preceding whAsaa che o1ioers ~ the
local association viH serve Shippers 70
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
&c L.andIady,s Mlssake.

On her first night at the seaside
lodgings the visitor found Il Incredi-
BILE ii seemed, for the landlady had ap-
peared d neat, clearly. cautious body.
But as the lady visitor knew little o.
her landIady and nothing Of her pred.
ecessor 10 the apartment she decided
to meution the matter At breakfast II
found something Id my bedroom" she
began. and the landiady interrupted.
.'Then you must have brought II with
your u am quite sure didn't" said
the visitor, "for counted an mine be-
fore left home. But n you insist that
this sovereign is mine. Of course
London Chronicle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
CORNISH DIALECT.
btms oaalnt Tsrms That Ars Gem.
men kmona ths Natives.

Btms oaalaf Tsrms That Ars Gene
men kmona ths Natives.
"A hifehed ny foot IL ths Acouee
and knaekad ny nuddlrk and A
wadn't ahio - chunky fof q fortnight"
Readers 81 dlnleet tales vii pr0ba'
BIZ take u Ter grantfd that this zen.
fnee Is scotch. u a. however. Cor
fiah aud. being Interpreted. means, =
caught ny foot NJ tho pavement hnd
struck the nape of ny neek, and was
not able 10 swallow foF q fortnight"
There are some qnalnt terms CON.
moa Ia Cornwall which have q pleas
inr saver u their own The phrase
'ny dsar prolonged 70 two sylinhies
Ia not. FOR Instance. ang Indication q
especial affection II q a common
form ~ address % either man or NO
man. 80 also. though With rather more
discrimination in lls uae. II 'my deeaF
life"
A young child \ mentioned IN terms
OF eudearmoat as "my 'an60me' oF
aicnder deears Or even tender worm"
-ssn" ana sonny are used wiihout
one ienst relation 10 the age or SEA ~
The person addressed a son mas some
times BE- heard speaking % biz own
father a. "iBY son" % q husband call
ing his wife sonny"
Young meann simply unmarried. A
bachelor o. eighty 4 "a young man"
or a bride agill In her teens 4 was
sald that abe vas a pretty lot better
looking than when she vas gounE
An old person il not simply old lie u
.old ancient Several Sew England
ioenllsma arc found IN Cornish speech,
a. .'erlcksir for q small stool. chores
for household jobs and .dowdy" Tor
pudding though 10 America the latter
word survives only - part Of pan.
dawdy.e too delicious deep aplced ap'
Die Ole u country housewives.
A Cornish anecdole relates that
small boy left ~ home 20 supervise the
family dinner while The rest o. the
household were a. church, having iiks
King Alfred. neglected hia duty and
allowed the ng pudding 70 seerch. IN
his dlsmay ran 10 the church and from
fhe doorway made signs to the house.
wife 70 come forth She Indignantly
sirned him 10 wait. which for a time
/ be did. bot az length. becoming impa-
tent cried aloud n reply 20 her FUR.
Their wlnks and grimaccs. 20 The bcan-
dal of the startled congregation;
sYiew may winky and skrinky 90
long as view du phase. bot The nggy
dowdy is burnt gin the crockF'-Liysr.
I pool Mercury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
- We ~ HIRAM !. Martin.

STATE or VERMONT, n Probate Gonrt
District W Washington, sss held tn M0btpci-
ler n and Cor said District on the 0ta day
Isacemher A. ID, 1901.
John Irnw Administrator With the Will an
rsxAd III The Estate III Hiram W. Martin, late
II me City uf Barre, in said DiztfEcr, de-
ceased makes application % said Court WIZ
tic consent aud appreciation IN writing of
the legatees degisees and widow 81 said 10
CEASED residing ia this State Of Vermont, Tor
license e. cell all Of Tie r1ai estate ~ said az.
ceased situated IN the CRY " Barre, III eaid
plgtrict 10 witt House and ION on south Main
street including the interest Of the widow q
eatd decreased therein aud the homestead right
reprsgentiug that the sale thereof would be
nane6eta5 tfJ the IegAteeE devlaees and widow
If said deceased and those interested his
estate. an order III convert SAID real estate x
wbereupon ii Is ordered ~ said Court,
taat said application be refeuHd fg a
seaaiop thereof to beueld at tbe ff1i'ale 0filce,
IN aaid Montpelier, on the 9Th day q January
Il Tl 4p1s Tor hearing and decision thereon; and
II IA fnrfl,er ordered tlat al persons interested
M notified hereof, nv publication u noties ol
said application and order thereon three weeks
aueonssiveiy iD the barre Daily Times news
paper published 40 tae Cils II Barre, ~ Ahls
ktafe and which ciFeuiates ~ the nsiRADpfg
Mood IL those Interested before said time y
hearing fhat they may appear ~ said Time ana
place ana III they see cause. gbJeet thereto.
i3v ibe Court Attest.
HIRAM CARLETON jndgs,
E1er $3.50 Jane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING

Ths annual msstlna ~ a. tlprkhpid
sfs n tAt barre natiuea Hank a Tnnsi
company Nill IL brid a. IL tAakiaR
f68ias N ths cts ~ Hare, VI, ou Tues
day. January ~ lD1s, - o'clock p M
ior tie purpose 81 eleetinF directors faf
ne easuiag yfsf and To- ths tfansasiioe
81 ans other businsss that may properly
come before sala mFfiiuF
D. q lloalaud, Ifsasufff
barre, w. Dee. n, 1901
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
An Annran,lals Eixmn.


The worshipers in q certain chapel
had some trouble 20 keep their faces
straight a short time ago.
During the service some commotoB
was caused BY q gentleman who acci-
dentally iguited a box Of wax matches
In bis pocket aud was trying 70 put
them out. while BIS alarmed neighbors
struggled equally hard 70 help him.
The minister, being abortsighsed.
could not make out the reason Of the
disturbance, aud. thinking 70 dlpiO-
maticaliy cover the incident he limo
cenily said:
Brethren. there IS q little noise go
Ing on. Unn It is over let US sing
Sometimes . Light Surprises lion.
don Chronicle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting u The sioekboid
em 81 ne National Bank "a HARE VII
b. held AZ H. banking rooms IN The city
"A Barre, Vermont. On Tuesday, Jan ~.
1905. Al la O'cloek q. o.. for ths purpose
81 sleeilnE directors fer The ensuing yeAf
ana for the transaction d any other
proper and necessary business that mas
come bel0ge the meeting,
II II. Care, N. Cashier.
naffs, ", Dse. -, 1907,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting d the stoekhold.
sn 81 The Peoples National hank IF
Hsrrs viii - held AZ IL banking rooms
Ii the eity Of Barre. Vermont, 90 Tues.
day. January "a, 1908, a 70 o'elosk =.
M. for the election Of directors for TIE
ensuing year and for the tfanssetion q
suth other business aa may properly
come before the meeting.
ID. y. T0wn, Cashier.
Barre, ", Dec. u. 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting 81 the Htockholderk
of tie Granite savings Bank and Trust
company will b. held a. the banking
rooms n said bank. ID the city 81 Barre.
Vermont. On Thursday. January 2, 1905,
~ two o'clock p. M, for the election Of
directors for ne ensuing year and Tor
the transaetion Of any other business
that may properly come before Aaid
meeting.
H. G. woodruff, Secretary.
Barre. W., Dee. II, 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ENGINE HOUSE BURNS.
unfading Slate Company Of Pair Haven
Loses $4,000 BY Fire.

Rutland, Dee. 30. The engine house
attached 10 The Vermont unfading
green slate eompany's plant AZ Fair
Haven was destroyed By fire about s
o'clock Saturday evening. the loss be
ing estimated AZ about $500.
The engine house contained q boiler
two hosting machines aud quantity Of
other valuable machinery. The plant "
one of those affected by the strike Of
the slate workers Under ordinary con.
ditions IT. employs about 10 men, but
during tho las1 eix months about one
third Of that number nave been EN-
pIoyed. The cause 81 the fire III not
known.
j. II Adams, the president Of the
company, IL In New York city, but from
another source ii was learned that tie
plant would resume operations soon,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
oEyp rovIAL FRIEND

n ia northern home ever makes use
81 tito subtle fluid 70 assist him ~ his
work. He b connected with the Aurora
Borealis and gets il free WE furnish
much superior quality, but are com
poIlea 10 charge for it But no oue
objects Ii The charges ~ The immense
advantage the light gives over oil others
far outweigbs the cost With tho cleo
trle light IN your store you simply have
VI ID progressive. You arr pushed along
With The tide 81 prpgfese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
ron SALE IN THE +. y. CATE REAL ESTATE
AnEN1,Y RnI STIR BLOCK. BARRE VI


Farm 2f.2 miles from Marshfeiu village.
rontaIns i65 acres, win cut w tons OF hay
with machine. besides other crops. sugar
place of 50D tfees, ali equipped, buildings ~
very good repair, With running water 81 house
and bafn. good appla orchard ana good
Trout brook. Union telephone ana m ~ 4. II
route. Tie price, together with tbe hay, aA
other crops aud some farming TOOLS $1leu.e1
This IS a good trade for you. S4sM
We have general grocery store fof sale net
far from barre city, doing good business
sales run from 81 1a09 " 81 ,9Q0@ per month 1
rent II $1,000 pef month Parties slshing ~ ~
away Will seli at invoice, Which VIII " ABOUT
s15609a II you want % so into the grocery
business this isgonr chance Call at cur once
and we Wiil tAxs you N see the business, lhis
oaef will not stand good but SNORT time ~
make no delay m looking y up. 1@sW
Remenher that we are headquarters ior tm-
ber laua large and small a8so that our hgnses
sd faffns are 200 numerous 20 mention here.
We have had placed with us one u the best To-
Gated bueigesa brick blocks N the city which
s4iI net pet cent Reason fot selling y %
settle the estate. z<oa
Inqaire AZ above Telephone ia5-2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
D,s His best

"My goodness exclaimed an anx-
tous mother. "What IN the world made
your face 10 dirty, Willie9"
Johnny Jones ard me had fight"
exclaimed While, AN he throw'd more
dirt ia my face than could swaller"
Home Magazine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
SHEEP GO MAD AND BITE
OTHERS III THE FLOCK


Bennington. DE. so. Olen a. Stock
well. VINO lives ii pownal, Inns two sheep
which have gone mad, having been bit.
ten hy u @iliiamstown, Mass dog which
had The rabies The sheep have been
separated from tie flock, and their con
diiion II being watched hg q veterinary,
who Is much interested IN the case. A.
the ahaap bit others III The flock II II
feared t5at tlHae viii BE an outbreak.
The two sheer have seriously injured
themselves by pfunging against the sides
Of the barn and biting each other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
A Dangerous Deadlock.

that sometimes terminates fatally Il the
sfopage Of liyer and bowel functions.
10 quickly end CHS condition without
disapreeablc sensations. DR. Kings New
Life pills should always be your remedy.
Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory ~
every case Of money back, ct the Red
Cross pharmacy. 2bc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
~ 81 q d. a

ssainalan. nef 81. An eclipse e
IT, aun viii oeeuf Jan. and wlll y
partially visible Ia lae esHhcin siaifz
"a the United ftatfs and thr western
eaasg ~ Nagih Ameflea.
Tie United states seilpse slll p fifs
lhie Iusi about saiass And j. aa4ailaa
Nili - fort