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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
MESSAGE SENT
BY PRESIDENT
GOVERNMENT CONTROL or PUB
Lie RANGES ONE or ADMIN
lsTRsTloN's POLICIES.
Speech BY PINCHOT
National livestock Association De-
manos Rseinrecal Tariff Treaties
With Other Nations.

Denver. Jan. 23~At the session ot
the American National live Stack
Association to-day. Clifford ptne,'o'
the government forester. wh0
brought from President Roosevelt IA
message 10 the convention annOur".
Ing "the government control of pub
lie range h one Of the fixe.l poltcies
of the administration" addressed th,'
convention On the proposition II
leasing the public domain for grazing
purposes. The discussion of this pa,
per consumed the rest of The MORN
ing session.
stoekmen Demand Reciprocity.
Denver. Jan. 23.-Stoekmen IN az
tendance at the annual convention o:
the America National Live Stock as
sociation. which began It's second
days session today. are almost unan,
imous In their demand for reciprocal
tariff treaties with Germany and 9th,
er nations OF continental Europe
Such action is absolutely necessary
for the protection Of the live stock
interests Of the country. declare the
cattlemen. and unless an immediate
change Is made In the tariff which
will allow Of an outlet abroad for sur.
plus live stock products. the cattle
raising industry of this country will
be killed. The tariff question. Is a live
issue with the stockmen and over
shadows all other matters discussed
at the convention.
According 10 one prominent west
ern cattleman who has made a study
of the tariff question, The sugar trust
Is the chief enemy of the stock
grower and the greatest obstacle to
his prosperity. When Americ., pIac-
ed prohihitiye tax on German su.
gar the German government retail
lated by raising the tariff on meats
from IT," United States The sugar
trust will oppose any tariff agreement
which will reduce the tax on Gcrmas
sugar. and test of strength between
the sugar magnatcs and the cattle,
men Is imminent. A definite plan Of
action will be agreed upon today aud
an attempt viii be made to bring tn"
matter before congress during the
present session,
MurdO Mackenzie. Of Trinidad
Colo, will be reelected president Of
the association. and nearly all Of the
other officers will be retained
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
One MILLION THE
CAPITAL PRIZE OF
SPANISH LOTTERY
Touching Stories Are Told Of Some
OF the Lucky Gsnbiers--An An
nuai Holiday Event.

Madrid, Ian. .s~Once more the
great Spanish lottery. witch IL an
annual event at holiday time, has
come and gone. Amid the usual
scene Of hrcathless excitement. a.
1iG was proclaimed TO be- the win
ming number of the capital prize II
81, ,U0n, 900 The ticket bearing this
number was divided into tenths. and
these again snhdivided into fractions.
81 that over zoo persons might he
said to have an interest In it, Most
nf thes" people belonged to the
poorer classes Of Alicante. where joy
now reigns supreme.
Some touching stories are told at
some Of the lucky gamblers. One
poor shOpkeeper of Bilboa was on
the point of being closed ont for debt
when the news of his winning arriv-
ed just in time to save him from
ruin A workman. whose sick child
needed expensive treatment. drew
$500 A young man whose marriage
had been put off for lack of funds.
was overjoyed at being made the rn,
cipient of $500. Senior AguIlo. an
innkeeper Of Alicante. is one Of for,
tunes favorites. One of his en-
ployes had obtained leave to pur.
chase small share In his masters
ticket, but had been unable to find
the money to pay for It. On hearing
the luck he had just missed by a
hairs breadth. the poor fellow burst
In tears, whereupon Senior Agullo
generously paid him his share The
prisoners In the town gaol combined
to buy one ticket. which won for
them $4,000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
TRAFFIC Managers
ON WITNESS Stand
Testimony introduced Before Com.
meree Commission to Show There
is No Discrimination.

Denver, Jan. 23--An amended
complaint by the attorneys for the
Denver Merchants Traffic associa.
ton and George J. kindel and a peti-
ton of Intervention by the Cham.
ber OF Commerce was filled today
with the interstate commerce com.
mission at the opening session. The
managers Of traffic departments of
several railroads were the principal
witnesses today. Their testimony
was introduced by the defense to
show that there IN no discrimination
against Denver in the matter OF
rates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
ANOTHER BATTLE.
Ship PROPOSED
CONSTRUCTION or GIGANTIC
FLOATING FORTRESS WILL
aE RECOMMENDED.
SHON1s QUITS. JOB
Chairman ~ Panama Carat ccnrmls.
ssen Eesians--presscens Eneoursoss
shapeulldha.

Washington. Jan. 2a.--it In praetie-
ally assured thaf the house committee
on naval affairs will recommend the
construction of another gigantic hai.
tlesAip, In addition To the one decided
upon at the last session An a result
Of the partial canvass made by the
members of tho committee they are
convinced thai the house will approve
Of an additinaai battleship a. recon-
mended by the president and secretary
Of the navy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
MINNESOTA Wins
FIRST ROUND With
GREAT NORTHERN

ST. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 23.-In the
Ramsey county district court today.
Judge Oscar Hallam signed an order
eniOining the officials of the Great
Northern Railroad company from meet
ing the proposed increase of sixty
million dollars worth of additional
stock of that company. or Issuing
same or part thereof. during the pend.
ing litigation. without first making
application In writing therefor to the
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse
commission and securing Its approval
therefor. as provided by the laws oi
Minnesota This Is a complete vistory
thus far for the state.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
OPERATIONS At
DAWSON ARE
EXTENSIVE
s-Dodge Mines Show Big In
crease in Production-New Rail-
road Processing Rapidly.

That the Phelps Dodge coal mines
at Dawson, y. NJ, are becoming an
important source of fuel supply for
the southwestern states and territor-
les was brought to light very forcihly
during the recent coal famine, when
the only supply of fuel received in
Bisbee, Cananea, Clifton, Morencl
and other important centers came
from those mines. says the Bisbee
Review Owing To this fact, the man
agement of the company has formu
lated plans for the extensive devel-
opment of its properties, and the
plans are now being carried out.
The estimated output of the mines
for this month is 10000 tons of coal.
as against an output Of $4,000 tons
during the same period of last Year
This big increase of production is
due to the extension of operations,
and the many improvements which
have been made in the facilities for
handling the product.
New tipples-loading places-are
under course Of construction, and
when completed will greatly facilitate
the work of loading the railroad
cars. A new power house. much
larger than the one formerly used,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23

Circulation and int10*nc~ That the
Tlues IL ths ~ealthles, newspaper
CslrIsaaaiaoa la the city. eth the sx
"sslSlh'n ~ HeArsas EA&mineT. is das,
I" tbs sas& that a considerable pro
IroF7hsn ot the pnpalasion of L,s An.
s"lt'S L. made up of Gsalshy naen from
th'' east Who sympa1hise wttA the
ISblic, "f antasoaisn TO organized
labor.
Mr., Osis declares that this neg
sa,hanl will hr the largest ia the coun,
'ry and the AMY one no& controlled
by the Typographical union, Thirty
sin ilRotsEes will bs Installed. and
maeh other machinery necessary for
learning the printing trade. u II re-
clared that the graduates VIII be IF
tieient In humber TO supply employgng
printers throughout the country. In
cidentally. ., the price charged fo.
tuition. IL win be a profitable ig,es:.
ment f0r Mr. Otis. mn well M enao':hg
him to carry out bis cherished desire
u make workmen free and inacpsnd-
"nt"-"that is, of everybody except
their empl"yeTs.-and relisye thu,
from the ''tyranuicai voke cf the
unions"
Union printers OF this ei:~ 6acisre
that the new school will b. Of little
effect In the warfare with The anion.
since most Of the graduates Of the
three months course viii BE- b,ys
nnd girls who have no previous expert.
ence in the printing trade ana VII
necessarily be incompetent. The rites
of the Typographical Hhinn r.9ui,e
that all who take q course In the
schools conducted ny the unlon shall
have had at least forr years espe:i.
Pnce In other branches of the printing
t"ade. Mr.. Otis caadidty adElts that
he considers the wages now paid 10
linotype men exhorbitant and hopes
Ihnt his school will result In redne
len.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23

has he~a eFe~as-a. and ~ Sell a. a
u.-~ huilrr hsaaas% An extensive n"%
wzsAers Is under coarse u c0ns'Tac,
etsn. aad = Aen eognpAeied nauch lars-
81 qaantitses oG czsal can 6e given the
IEs4asus.-nt preliminary 10 making
coAs- Five hRndrpd 0f the m0st
astaissn es,Ee OE+ns are under course
uf CONSTRUCTION Instead Of building
'h. ce.ke osens according IO the a.
ta.7t hts" plan, the management has
adopted the under fine plan. which
has ht-.n found to be mueh nsOrr "G
testiV" and economical In an under
flGe uvea. the gases thrown Off by
the eaai are taken out as the hnItom.
aud plped to the boiler house. where
they are used for fuel. instead of BE-
Ing rnaiEely wasted. as they are i'm
The beehive oven
The railroad IN &ing extended
through verme1o canyon. la whIch
the mines are located. In such q wav
THAI loading operations can be con
venientiy carried an from the mines
"n either side.
When oil at the Improvements un-
der way are completed. there is no
doubt hn, that the Dawson coal fields
will be- one OF the best equipped In
the country.
General Manager Walter Douglas
has just returned from a trip To the
coal fields. and when asked by q Re
view reporter concerning the opera
lions. stated that all energy was be
ing exerted to carry out the plans in
th. shortest possible space h time
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
ENGLAND HEARS FROM
GOVERNOR SWETTENHAM
Absolute Secrecy Is Maintained at
Colonial Office In Regard to the
Matter.

London, Jan. 23.--The govern
ment here has heard from Governor
Swettenham. of Jamaica, concerning
the incident involving the withdraw
al of the American warships from
Kingston. Absolute secrecy is main
tanned at the colonial office regard
Ing the matter. 1t IL understood that
the correspondence win be published
some time In the blue book. il,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
HARRY THAW ON
TRIAL FOR LIFE
NEARING BEGUN lN FAMOUS
= auscEa case ~ NEW YORK
E CtTS TO-DAY.
ONE JUROR Secured


New York, Jan. 2s-Scenes ap,
.nFoaehing absolute disorder attended
the opening of the trial of Harry X.
Thaw today upon tho charge of mur.
|sserlng Stanford white. Most of the
clashes we're between the reporters
and rollee There were 200 news
lsanT men and n policeman for each.
Duly about fifty newspaper writer's
were finally admitted. the remainder
oF the space IN the court room being
rasersed for the 600 talesmen sum.
moned upon the special jury panel
The defendants wife and mother and
her daughters. the Countess Of Var,
mouth and Mrs, Geo. Lauder -Carne
negie. Nere in court when the pro
eeedIngs began before Justice Ffis.
gerald.
Judge Will instruct Jurors on Law.
When the roll of the jury panel
@as called, there were several alb
sentees. The court fined each OF
them 500. District Attorney Jerome.
after suhjecting the first talesman to
rigid examination. said:
There ~ a so-caIled 'unwritten
law Would you allow such a law
to enter into your Judgment" Coun.
sci for Thaw objected to the ques
tioa and Justice Fitzgerald said the
wipess had already replied that 40
II the points, of law. he would be
gnlied BY / the court.
smiin Flr, Juror.
New .Yerk. pan ss.~Demlng N.
fsmith, n retIr1j umbrella manufae.
's'er' sas -. !lifd 4 iha firsst ipror
In tht. Thaw case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
Especial TO The Optic.

Especial TO The Optic.
Washington, Jan. 23.--Delegate An-
drews has secured a favorable report
on the pension Of Robert Stewart, $40.
The house amendment, increasing the
salaries of the vice president and
speaker to $4,000. senators and re-
presentatives to $500. passed the sen
ate by a vote OF fifty.three to twenty
one. The increases win take effect
after March 4, 1907.
Ainsworth of Phoenix Is here arrang-
ing the titles of the Roosevelt Salt
river canal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
Another Message.

Washington, Jan. 23.~~Ths president
today sent n message to congress- urg
ing the dasirahility Of legislation to
help American shipping and trade by
encouragtns tho building and running
of lines Of large and swim steamers !
10 South America and the Orient.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23

Washington. Jan. 23.-The senate
voted down. seventeen 10 fifty.six. the
amendment limiting the proposed sal.
ary increase to the vice president
speaker and members Of the cabinet.
The senate conenrTed In the house
salary increase provision by q vote
of fifty4threa to twentyone This In
sures the inclusion Of tho amendment
In the Legislative appropriation bilL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
GOULD ATTORNEYS
file DEMURRERS

jefferson City. Mo. Jan. 23.-Re-
turns in the nature of demmrers "a
charges made by the attorney general
were filed today in the supreme court
lin the suit to dissolve the alleged
merger of the Gould railroad lines in
Missouri.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN FLOOD SITUATION
Louisville, Jan. 23.-There was a
decided Improvement in the flood
situation today. the river beginning
to fall soon after midnight.

F, E. Corbett of Rociada. who was
in the city this week, has purchased
from b. F, Forsythe nine head of milk
cows and some dairy utensils, includ-
ing a cream separator. J. T. Jones
also sold Mr.. Corbett three head OF
COWS, Mr.. Corbett intends to go into
the dairy and chicken business at
Rociada.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
BULLETIN.

The resignation Is effective at the
pleasure of the president. but not later
than March 4th. President Roosevelt
accepted the resignation with extreme
reluctance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
ONE KILLED and
MANY INJURED IN
WRECK IN NEVADA

Ogden, Jan. 33.-The west-bound
express I'm the Southern Pacific was
ditehed at Deth. Nevada, 40 miles
west OF here, shortly before eleven
o'clock last night. The entire train
" cighf cars was hurled from the
track and turned completely over. A
number Of passengers were injured,
but the railroad officials claim not
seriously. The accident Is supposed
10 have been caused by defective
brake. hanger or brake.beam.
Twenty injured.
Ogden, Jan. 23.--Later information
Is that s. Hoskins, residence un.
known. was killed and twenty-five
passengers were injured. four Of
them seriously.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
Bailey Elected.

Austin. Texas. Jan, 23.-The iegisla-
ture In joint session today formally
elected Joseph W. Bailey, United
States senator.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
Shonss Hesluns.

Washington. Jan. %. Chairman
Shonts Of the Panama canal commits.
sion has resigned.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
G. D. WOLCOTT GETS
fine APPOINTMENT

washington, Jan. 23.-Chas. ID.
Wolcott, director general of the geo
logical survey, was elected secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institute by the
board of regents today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
censlder Pension Appropr.stlens.

Washington. Jan 23.-The house 10.
day began the consideration OF the
pension appropriation bin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23

Several corrugated iron roofs about
the city and town are receiving a coat
OF tar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
Mine EXPLOSION
NEAR TRINIDAD
CATASTROPHE AT COLORADO
FUEL AND IRON COMPANY
NINE AT PRlmERo.
MANY MEN MISSING
Damage Caused ey "wlndy Shot
Further Particulars Not kne~a-
Sixteen Men Were In Mine.

Trinidad. Jan. @3.~~An explosion
occurred tn the main entry north. Ut
the Colorado Fuel Il Iron eompaay's
coal mine nj primero this morning.
II is reported that twenty miners
were killed and may be more. The
explosion was caused by a windy
shot" The body of Frank Hobat. q
tImberman. has been recovered.
There Is grtat excitement ~ pIs*
nero
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23

Trinidad. Jan. 23.-A private naes'
sage says there were sixteen men In
the mine at the time Of the explosion.
How many were killed Is not known,
Primer0 Is twenty miles west of
Trinidad aud all means Of eommuni.
cation arr controlled By the fuel
company. which will not allow news
Of the accident TO be sent out. except
to It's offices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-23
srih frs, Juror.

Nsw sYerk, 2an. ss.~Deming n.
fnith, y retIIno umbrella manufae.
','ater: sas - I'D 4 iha first iurar
In In" Thaw case.
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Gin fSrciGcitsfGmpfer ecItur6cu.

G6icago, 81, 10. Snmlar. -
Die Hciben ser olten Gcternlell, mel
DIE ii6 oil Scr grbe6ung S0lcsmig-
SoGtein's 1S4S-'49 bet9eiligten
nm lid bon Ser 9Gl1enberrI6aft SIT
befreierl, liGtcn iid) imner me6r. &c
ltern lit al,guIt 'S1raber IN ieiner
@obnnng i1b aus bcm 2eben gel0ie-
oell, nadJOem CT porgeiterh nod mic
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mig &oliieiner SGngerbunOcs" be-
Iud)t Bate. Ser &eritorbenc mlrOc
i'm Sabre 1924 IN Solitein gcboren
lTlO fam Dor 43 Sabren itab Imerlfu.
gr lieB Iid) gleif bier III Chicago nic-
ser uno lit icitOeln iilulnter6rodcn
bier, onidiiig gespeierl. Gr betrie6 oas
@Grtnercigcmerbe anb mar lange
Sabre NtficDer Scr Gema1sbauler
in sen 0fientlid)en Starts. gln Sem
oeittiheu Gcrcinstpclcn nabm CT regen
9(ntDeil ilt0 crparb lib eincn grpBen
Jreuoesfreis. @r. S1raber binter-
l1Bt ieine Satin ultO icds %erfpadyiene
ait0er.
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Enr6incm. Snnanu crp(ubirt.

@oltbom, MaH4 10. Sanuar.
n 9ur9 Die Grploiion oeS @cnera-
tors zines neltpn Sllr6inent9 pnomoS
lit in Scr 9(nGage Ser y@altbnm Sos
& electric 2igbting 60" cuisine
Strabc Elm S6aoen bon $4,000 per
ltrlad)t morOen. Scr Mal1iniit SoS.
&ugbe3 nno mebrcre an0ere g(nge-
Ite1te e~rlitten GerlcBungen. Ser
StroBea6obnoerfebr lit ooorrd) boil
jt0n0ig 6raGgelegt moroen, cbenio
'0iirften 0ie StraBcn Ser Staot sic
gauge Nad)t un6eleu1tet blei6en,
Sug6es mar sur 3eit Der @rploiioil
bic eill5ige 8erlon in Der WNid)inen-
bale. Die 2eBtere un0 m~ert6polle all-
bere Maidinen i'll berlelben pltroell
idmer beihaoigt. Die ltrIade Der
grplnIion iii u~nbefalnt.
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SleifreiIenoc 9taltpen.

G9icago, 10. Sanlar. = Cleft
triibe SSngcnieure uno GeriiGcrungs-
@eleal6aiten, peld)e Slltereiie in Der
@rbaltlnrg Scr ltnion=Sicbbofe bobeu,
Iilro iibcr Die @rideiltulg citer nod
u~nbefnnnten GMtpe olarlnirt. DC
ielbe tritt in peri1ieocnen Sbeilcn Ser
S6ln6tbmlsanlager Nlf unb ndbrt
ii1 bon 9leirobren lno eleftril6en
Grd6ten. 3ie &oltpen iin0 braun,
9anrig rn0 rs 3oIl lang. Sic ~freiien
Die clettriiden 2eitungcn al uno per-
nria6en &ur5i6liilie. Director Sfiif
BON .5iclo Columbian WflliGum" be-
5eidutet tie ais Ste 2eao Yipe
Gin6." Slt Sic @dnoc bon 9leiro9.
relt BON ein5ebntel 3oa Gide iino
2oder pof einem 3oll 2dnae nno ei-
mem balben 3oa 9reite %1ineingeirei-
len uproen.
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GtaDlirt 1890.
Wiibe!nt y. WeiabarSt

Mr. 2O21, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NcwsYort claitiide SrndbanSer,
DJ.e syeber,
fbnncn 1ag uuo Nedt ~setraget iuerben.
Mnh Sart-@ Summit anbcr,
ipeidhe ME rotten. ief6It bei'm Nabcn nittt.
9iefelbet iilo bon allelt Ner5ten bettciIS
etnptpbieit.
Gr oerfertiot nuf 8eiieaing mo bot ouf Eager,
G1niterDanber, ttnterleibs6tnbeu,
ipride nnb SpfSfiien.yruhbduber,
10 arrG1airt, baB ieine. eeebrten 8nrloen be
items 5rfriebei a%citeIt iiro.
Smc NrINtdnoer. Naliodeen lnb Srftrli
nlente iperben ouraniirt. on6 ie palen, unt
aufS Sanberite mo Nette oilgeferii9t.
SIR Santeu itno Simmer
inter Mnfii6i bon Mlab. Jieinbarot borbnrben
Wtb. TeIep6on - GourtIanb 1864.
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Gg announcement Siggins itcrbcnss
franf.

Ofcan N.-D., 10. Sonuor. =
5ronf @oplolro SigginS, irii6er Goll-
pcrnetr oc5 Stautes @ep-Dorf, licgt
Iterbensfronf 0arnieoer. gr lit NIT
ei1em Ser5leiOen bebaitet, ltn0 sic I'm
inn bemiibten Ner5te begen menig
&offnlng oltf lein g8ieoeralffommell.
sic befiirdtell, 0oB CT Die Na6t ni1t
ii6erleben mir0.
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N5em-gorf bort bon 700 SoOtcrl. -
2OnOon IaBt ii6 t717 0pfer ser
&otoitrop6c mel0et. - Nmerifo-
nii6e @lanjocfen DeIien sic 0rO-
mrng mrfrcNt 5lt cr5oltGt,-Eous
riIten oltf cinem @om6tr8er
Camper ouf Dem &cinme9c.
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&crmiidJtc tclegrapbiiGc 9cpcidcu.

slllf Der DGentrol Gernlont-
So6n" III BET Soutb Nopalton, ST.,
Gin 8oIiogier5ug nit einenl @iitcr5ng
5lliommen geItoBen, lpobei brci 3ug-
bcoienltete idfpere Gerletulgen oa-
bon trilgen.
S0obomts- Scfretar Sboip Iot
fir Dos nelic Hoitgebanoe in &ittSs
burg, So, cit @rirnoltiid an Der Gde
Ser 10. StroBc uno Ecnn=apenile
aus0elpablt.