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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31
An interesting meeting OF the W. F.

An interesting meeting of the w. F.
NJ. society of the Methodist church
was held Friday afternoon at the home
of Miss Emma Ripley. The devotional
lie Sartor. and the lesson for the
month was in charge of Mrs. Cannon.
At the close of the program delicious
refreshments were served by Miss Rip
ley and her sister, Mrs. Templin, the
twenty ladies present enjoying a plea
SAINT hour of social converse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilson are in
receipt of a letter from their son,
Merle. who is blue jacket on board
the U. S. battleship Pennsylvania, now
on the Pacific station. The letter was
dated at Hong Kong, China, and Merle
says they were at that port during the
Christmas festivities. He writes that
he saw Frank Morrison at Hong
Kong. who Is attached to the U. S.
Cruiser Cincinnati.
S. l.. Duncan returned to his home
at Delta, Colorado, last Saturday after
short visit with his daughter, Mrs.
S. c. Ditto. and family. He was ac-
companied home by Miss Vera Ditto.
who will spend the next three months
on the western slope. She Will con-
tinue her studies at the Delta high
school.
X. G, Nesbit. who recently came
here with his family from Nebraska
has purchased the Grant Dickinson
residence at sls College avenue and
VIII occupy II aS nome on 'he ten,h
"i next inohtn- mr. Nesoit If uehsh'eu
with ,o'oraao IN senerai ahu Sanon
'its III Paree"iar'
ohe OF tns hnest a''racuohs 'ha'
"i'i ''si' 'ahoh 'iS lhis Season VIII
oe tne roi'iahue 'ouns irisn eoheoian
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tho D.nver and Rio Gr.pde dsnot bu,
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31
Social ana personal
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains

heAl EBtate
Bargains.
Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 623
Main St.. Record once.
Mrs. ]. S. Brown came home Sun
day from Salt Lake City where she
has been visiting friends for several
weeks.
Have you your tickets for 'Sanu-
ago9" Better get them at Peabody s
Drug store and see the big show. Feb.
18th and 5th-
A dry goods house advertises shirt
waists one-third on" That is prob
ably the latest designation of the kind
in fashion last summer.
Judge Waldo returned home We'd
nesday evening from Denver where he
went the first of the week TO look after
a case in the supreme court
Miss Dorothy Downs leaves for
Chicago Sunday. February 3rd. and
will return about March LIST with the
newest things in millinery for spring
wear.
DIR. Wallace and wife. late of Grand
Rapids, Michigan. have come TO Canon
City with view OF making their home
here. They are old friends of Mrs. ].
]. Cone.
J. J. Armstrong is arranging To
erect next summer a very handsome
eight room suburban home on the pro-
perty he recently acquired by pur-
chase on Lincoln Park.
J. T. Roop of Yampa halted here for
a day or two this week to visit Canon
City friends while en- route home from
Denver, where he had been to attend
the Fat Stock Show.
Prof. Sturgis OF Colorado college
gave a splendid talk TO the South Can
on High School Thursday afternoon
on the School OF Forestry recently
opened at Colorado College.
Mrs Gilman OF Granada. Colorado,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Canon City this week. She is at
present the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Palmer at 1919 whipple avenue.
She lived here In 1867 and before.
Elmore J. Ross. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Ross. will leave on Thursday
for the old home at Rochester. New
York, where he expects TO reside In
the future. Mr.. Ross Will engage in
the furniture business with his uncle.
w. G. Haines of Sonora, Ohio. ac-
companied by his son and wife. are
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

with Mrs. Taylor a week ago. The
latter will remain in the south until
the close of the winter season, spend
ing the time at Galveston, Houston
and other points on or near he Gulf
coast Mr.. Taylor says the weather
was cloudy and disagreeable in that
section during his absence and that
he did not get even a glimpse of sun
shine until half way through Kansas
on his return trip, when the clouds
cleared away. Mrs. Taylor expects to
so to Houston shortly to join Mrs. w.
H. Pigg, who is spending the winter
with relatives in that city. The Pigg
family has decided not to go to Cali
fornia before returning to Canon City
as was originally intended.
The Record office can furnish en-
graved calling cards promptly.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

pie has been granted five year fran
chise and on the first of February will
start of electricians on the work Of
wiring the camp. Fourteen 32-candle
power lamps are to be placed on the
different corners of the main part Of
the town. There has been some delay
occasioned in this work because of a
misunderstanding between the COM
pany and the town.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31
EDWARD MAGELLAN BUYS
ILSE MINING CLAIMS

Edward MacClain, of this city, lately
has concluded the purchase of the
mining property owned by Judge NJ.
s. Bailey. near Ilse. for the considera-
ton Of $4,000 cash, and the same has
been transferred to Mr.. MacClain. The
properties are known as the Jehova
Lode Mining Claim, The Blowout Lode
Mining Claim and the Shelly Lode
Mining Claim, which are located in
the Hardscrabble Mining District of
Custer County.
| In connection with this property,
Mr.. MacClain has purchased and To-
Gated the following properties, which
help to make a group of fifteen claims
known as Climax No. / to II. This
group of properties is in the same belt
and within a short distance of the cell
ebrated Terrible Lead Mine.
The mountain known as Blowout
Mountain has five distinct leads of
true fissure veins. While it is a de-
cidede fact that it has a rich deposit
of lead it bids fair to make one of the
greatest gold mines in Colorado. There
is no question but what it is a richly
nineralized belt. The mountain shows
clearly one of the greatest eruptions
that has occurred in any mining dis
trict- Some of the richest float has
been discovered on these properties.
Many Canon City people own consid-
cradle property in the flatter ground
or known as the valley district, among
whom are Mayor Coulter, Harding
Bros, John d. Lloyd, Geo. R Cassidy,
C. J. Fredrickson, Chas. Swanson and
Fred Moore.
Specimens have recently been brought
to the city which run one hundred
and ninety ounces in gold to the ton.
Experts in mining claim that the
property purchased by Edward Mac
Claim is the main blowout of the dis
trict, out of which several mines in
the valley are fed.
Besides the possibility of being one
of the richest mining properties in
Custer county, the entire Blowout
mountain has the heaviest and finest
mining timbers that are to be found
in the state of Colorado, which in it
self is very valuable in connection
with mining today as the timber ques-
ton is getting to be a very serious
one. On the whole those acquainted
with the district are satisfied that Mr..
MacClain has acquired good property.
Mr.. MacClain is himself a graduate
engineer and a practical miner who
has followed the business more or less
all of his life, by reason of his father
holding large interests in gold and
silver properties.
A group of men began work on the
22nd of this month, on this newly ac-
quired property, getting everything in
readiness for driving a tunnel from
the creek. This is the only property
where tunnel can be driven to good
advantage on this mineral belt ow-
ing to the peculiar contour of the
mountain.
A patent has been applied for by
Mr.. MacClain, as more than enough
work has been done on Blowout Noun
tain by previous owners who have
transferred the right of their work in
consideration of the purchase which
entities the new owner to that privi-
lege.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

Mr. Doone's forthcoming visit will
be played here under the auspices of
the Elks of this city, who are makirg
strenuous efforts to secure a large at
tendance, and according to present in
dications there is little doubt of there
being few vacant seats for this attrac-
ton.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31
TOWN OF ROCKvALE
TO BE ELECTRIC LIGHTED

officials for the town of Rockvale
sas Valley Electric company have
made contract for the lighting OF
that camp. The Arkansas Valley peo-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31
SAYS WEATHER is
GLOOMY IN THE SOUTH

City Attorney A. l. Taylor came
home Tuesday night from Galveston,
Texas. where he went in company
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

Read Record ads.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

The Record office can furnish en-
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

Do 1t tomorrow before you forget IT.
8 A N T L A G o
Going? Well, guess. Opera House
Feb. 4th and 5th. Benefit of the High
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
Suicidal Mania Among
Women of Bristol
Five Residents in Boarding House
Try TO Garry Out Pact by
Taking Poison
srEciAL. pIsFAFcH 70 Zee 80

BRISTOL. Va. Dec. 1.-As the. re-
suit OF suicide pact. BIZ the terms Of
which all OF them were TO die to-
gether by the same means. i've young
women, Misses Carrie Nelson, Minnie
Carroll, olga Carothers. Kate Douglas
and Lucy Jackson. residents in the
same boarding house. made an unsUc-
cessfuI attempt to commit suicide late
last night by taxing bichIoride Of
mercury.
There seems to he suicidal mania
among the women Of Bristol and 4
dozen unsuccessful attempts TO kill
themselves have been made by young
women and girls within the last week
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02

Of Black
Damp Causes
Disaster
Calamity at Fayetfe
s.. CifY.in Pennsylvania
-Entor1bed Golfers
/ at Drytown May
Be Dead
Rescuers. Fail TO Reach
Men in Blazing Mine


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poasi0iF lllel - 8 ei''o'n0eu II
the Naomi mine OF the United
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:
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praetiealIy.no hope that -any OF
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black damp about s o'clock last
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went t9 WorS-
It Is said 4. miner. ! er1teriry an
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men 2l''s OHs 3.1H' = -'.'sn 'inso
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OF rhs. hrst atrsfIrzft-. but dropped dead
there. No sign OF. life has come from
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smart. tnere' vas 4 n@sn Nnsea iisnSso
I'D the misc and al around IL .Thsrs
was a r6az as. tons or coal and slars
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lowed tns expiosi9n putting CUT q
business eornpietslF the Iightfzg facilt-
.,s. in sh.s 75frs rhs r-i.a f-rn-5sz-.1v
90.
-.
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to get. into the fresh air
+ The force Of ths explosion snook
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near i'I
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
Declare Half Sister
Claim to Be Myth

LONDON, Dec. ELLEN Terry posi-
lively refuses 10 discuss the claim that
Mrs Mary Mansell, the wife Of a potter
OF East Palestine, O.. is her long lost
half sister. Miss Terry's secretary
says.
"This claim is pure myth There
is 10 mention OF a lost half sister n
Miss Terry's autobiography-at least.
never saw It. I am forbidden to give
Miss Terry's address She won't be
troubled with inquiries. having gone
TO the continent for rest
Both OF Ellen Terry's brothers also
are away from London Miss Terry is
under contract with the publishers of
her autobiography neither TO write nor
talk for publication
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
Exciting Bear Hunt. in
Clay Street
5ruiu Raids Chicken coops and
Is Cornered and Killed BY
Squad of Police

bear hunt IN the heart. OF san
Francisco was the excitement fur
ufshed 70 six policemen. and about a
score OF men fmbued with the hunt
ing instinct last night. wien bear
owned by a poultry company AZ 1872
ia Clay street broke loose from its
cage ana started on a tour OF dsstruc-
tiou.
Owing to the heavily barred doors
and windows the bear vas unable 20
leave the building and the hunt vas
eeufned 70 the poultry WAREHOUSE OF
the owners. but as this was in darkness
and Uttered with crates OF ducks.
geese. fowls and rabbits. and as every.
thing that moved looked Ike bear. the
whole was toss up or whether the
hunt was sport OF suicide.
The bear arrived in san Francisco
yesterday morning consigned 70 the
poultry company Last night It broke
from its cage and started to clean out
the stock OF poultry. The patrol
wagon was hurried down to the scene.
where also had gathered about 20
armed men eager for slaughter. Win
infinite caution the door vas opened.
but on account OF the darkness no
bear could be seen There was no in
dfcation or his presence except the
deafening czckIe from the crates q,
poultry steaIthily the hunters moved
around IN the dark when SOMEBODY
yelled.
Look outr
To the pandemon-.n prevailing there
was added the flying forms or % men.
who tore through crates. stumbled
over boxes and hurdIed cases in their
mad effort 10 get out OF the front door.
From that time on the slightest. move
on the part OF the hunters resulted IN
a cyclonfc desire for home
After Infinite trouble the bear wa
driven into back room. the lights
switched on him. and as he rose on
his hind legs 70 greet his visitors Pa
troIf Driver George Fl. Shepstou put =
bullet between his blinking eyes. kill
ing him on the spot
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
BRIDE OF MONTH SHOT
TO DEATH BY HUSBAND
Woman Leaves Home. Helpmeet
Follows. Kills Her and Escapes
Across Line Into Mexico

IMPERIAL. Dec. 1-Prixedez Morano
shot his wife twice a. Calexico this
morning and then escaped across the
line into Mexico. The woman vas
broJght here and died this after
noon Morano and his wife were mar
rfed a month ago and lived in BrzwIey
a few days ago the vile isft h=r nus
hand and went to csiexico. where he
followed It is reported that he had
made threats to shoot her Il she did
not return 70 him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02

MODE ESTO. Dec. z.-WhiIe IN a Stage
Of periodicaE dependency George 4
Hoskins. a prominent farmer near Ceres
committed suicide by horribly managing
himself. setting stack OF alfalfa aare
and climbing to the top TO burn 70
death His charred body was identified
by gold filings IN his teeth He lived
alone and was given TO spells OF IN
reasonable anger and despondency-
Yesterday he bads his neighbors good
by saying he was going east His
brother. r NJ Hoskins. lives in Bloom
ington. Wis
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
Impertinert Question No. u
"Whafs the MaHer With TeddY7"

or the most original or wittiest to this ques
ton and the briefer the better-The Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS For the next Ave answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each PrIze
winning answers will be printed next "Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners al once Make
your answer short and address ii to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
WOMEN IN A PANIC
Occupants Of the Coaches
Remaining on Track Are
Badly Frightened
FIVE PERSONS HURT
North Shore Engine. Mail
Car and Smoker Plunge
From Track at Curve

With passengers and trainrnen leap
Iaz foT their lves. the locomotive: ten
der. msiIcsT and smoker Of the north
bound North Shore passenger tram
Jumped tle usck At . point three miles
south of Marshalls stadou. Marin
county. At 1875. oclook* yesterday
morning. and plunged over the en-
bsnkment nto... females bay Two
passenger coaehes4 containing % pas
sengers. the majority .pf u-hoH were
ms1- renamed q the rails, while -fhe
part Of The tam FL into. The
estzrs. os the bay As i happened.
no oQe.Nss seriously hurt. I he. fol-
loving were slightly injured
Mss aIA.sE1 HoLLAsSIJt saa.3RzstzisL
/ $ khzl1.- b 1lsed. -sbo.ut bst.
1TIsS .sl1TgsEs -SlsEE-D.s:,* Point Resss.-.
L:C PIS.Eg9I.ElsI 'Sa1Ssslfto.::.El EhtlZ
-F1 st-ce --g.-l--l = - - =-+t-s- .
III E=e7tIS.E,E5Fl p :E.IJIjE-T~ -. y. =.
EXPRESS u sEas'iiizE..lE,- MILLER.
sEsz H6frs I'd IS the s,5urt stenoEra-
rhsrrst: sszs .@g7sfzs7. MSS :Cheaa. Is. .
s-hooI tezrher .ef Poia5 5.-5Ele.sess
TR4TN cRF-vs 51rFFS
TIE train .-reus vas composed 'ot s-en-
6u-erre eIss5oE-s- T-ho .vas IN rAsr
e1arh When che- -7-rselaz .'e's-'lrr.Sd: erld.'so
F escaped -lH.urz.z Ehslnesr- -Rtey H.ho.
rfth. his fireman, 5uulpes Just * The
.Iocozoti-.e topF-ed over ts.ls bank: sndl
Express sIssseneer. llilleF- whe sp1sng
frem ire opsn door of'.hfs car. .FEhiile.'i +
vas ssllzrE overtime .er1bariHzraa9t-- All
escaped vt-h Bruises. and ssFs caused
~ the5r Leaps
hs.T-recz occurred zt,s sharp !e-i.F7E.s
9 ~
So : ala on n e. .s'i 2'l-'ls =. =
ing IeHlales bay Of ne easl ana q
tween Point Reyes ana Ql1a1
-srcon 5ns track approaches -ne
shoTe q rne oay ana .ee l''ilsS ---
of 4Larslsil turns. slaas1-s g
'a q.
me oas ~ -- -
sn re
aroP e es0t pe- 9 1A
mud -aere me engine nov - 2 ~
sas. Frn tns PreAen sss p'ls1 @''-'
rs roE szlae@
ne tE=in a@a ms l-ie = c. 2 OF
vas g aee run g ']4 Q
F-sd many passengers 9 --
osr vas not ns@Flly -@leo ne 7
p---ea GU H'l Is IN -ll = ~ -
las passengers
@n e ee-s4--e', -1-
sssH E-e-@e-- anu AS
as .Hs = ~. ne s-
ess ca sHa DIT 10 1lza n -i'
s0oser
ENGISE LEAVES Rails
At high rare-of speed the train rau
slong TIE seaVsI over TonsIes bay
AZ the curve. without q glimpse Of :
defective rsu 70 WzEn him. the eugi-
.neer s1ddenly celt the drivers raise OF
t1elr fa1ges ever tss rails and the To-
couottVe drop with heavy jar OF
the rtes ard veer toward the edge oi
tie eubsuh hUsnt oFer'the water Riley
-ied 70 reverse the rrlaehinery- bur with
success and the LOCOMOTIVES cut It's
way onVard. drawing nearer the edge
the oanA WITH every rsFoiution 81
ne plstons ne lar q lhe ioconierlFe e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
POPE PAYS HONOR TO
THE UNITED STATES
Appoints Monsigneur Kennedy. Rec
tor of American College, to Be
TitnIar Bishop of AdrianopoIIs

ROME. Dec The pope has ere
ated Monsigneur Kennedy. rector OF
the American college rituIar bishop
OF AdrfanepeEis. This IS considered a
great distinction and a special COM
pIinaent TO the United States, as no
rector before has been SO honored-
The appointment will be ofIeiaIIy an
nounced at the consfstory to be held
December 1s.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02

EESTERD-s Y sscrt97rsst *ws1d; .clearE U9azf-
z IN TEN aerafurp. eSs .ufuia11El- -
E0RECAsT FOR. TODA Y..-4Fair5. igar east
-Efa1t. esaazinz to uoTchrssse Page 5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
SUBURBAN

Kings DzuEhters' usT hospital f1r treatment
q incurzble diseases s esds-ated VIII impress
sirs ceremonies Page (
Rev. LapsleT' 4. McAtee e Berkeley speaks
At secoud series q neu's meetings at the FIRST
Methodist ehurFh n oakla1d- Page 4
'Jspanese board q trade and its rulings lin
ftinS seomDetitien azs disclosed bT measurement
q streets Pare Z
/ Governor. GilIect delivers GRAFTON A. annual
memorial daT ceremonies held hT Oakland lodge
No ~ q me hlss- Page 4
Grand Jury win bear nznT Witnesses IN Klein
schmift case among them Blsnche Esrfoaf 70
see rbom crowds thronz station but rsir n
vain Page :
Hone sire lrysrz are n sTidence n Alameda
county eities and the tane of the realty marker
e healthy. Pare (
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
SPORTS

SpeedTa- borEes meet 81 series ef match
races on the Golden Gzra park track Page
joe NeaIon shandons professional baseball aud
Piftsburs Nationals place hfs mans on reserve
list PAGE 3
Card a. Inglssids eozrztng Fark is Isrr unaa-
ished owing 70 darkness Page
Selling pisters VII nouopollze the program ~
EnerrrfIle this aftsrnosu- Page
Clarence Griffin defeats r X ThitneT Is
handicap singles tournament at Golden Gate
PARK Page 3
Tadependeus pIzv drzv game ef soceer with
Albion Rovsrs and Barns team defeats the
scotiaE. Page 8
Darfng motorists make record breaking as
cent of Mount Dablo IA two cylinder Buick
ruaalout. Pnxe I
A. Rau1u wfas King shoot Of Shell Mound riae
and pistol club. Page 3
Kui~6ts q Columbus aefeat s.. Ignztias col
IeEp IN snappT baseball game at Recrsatiou
park Paxe s
Boxers Ketchel and Thomas meet tonight To
select referee Tor their 2o round boutPzxe
MARINE
Steamer St BsIens, new aequIsItfou 70 Iunber
carriers arrives from PbiIadelphls Page 8
Captain Of steamer Mtnervz refuses 70 accept
coal sent TO that vessel on SundaT. Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
EGSTFPN~. -.

: san Bvcot trplIer o. currsncy Tor e6udi ton oe
Est61aL -l5s1ss VII result: n showing of large
reserves fesrors. ccnadenes q ssositors znd IN
r-ease: SoId .eireli;atior- Page 1
II. ar1es7sf Is .carty or. a zgsriae psrt .hve
gcas voui.n e sziztqs Va; stake. bichlsrise3 oe
Secqss sottIs - t5rpeo scat siestyof -gs - PEE
5sae. Evsas battIssai9s sasS foy tae Paes6ee
TsmsE J. HI ss5s mar ralIrcsds q eo1ntry.
7 Isl spezd bfso6s n 5sersasinE facilities: 70
.aEadls 'sersranrly Ero%ins trar1c.. Page >
Rise ia 'r5lus 'of lsuf viii enable the James
taFR. opposition 6omrsng 70 .ss+Llg pay al. of
- aebts -. Page >
s. Loqiz sQ1ss a de1sEsts<. Is aa5ed: .bF
Ers6d Jury As dsszracsfaI- reqal body sad men.
.ses g seeessy and- Fpod eovetnnenr. Page .
FoREIGN
, Frsacs 6sS suos5tra rzr "a rs hands s.. hosts
. r Moorz and Arabs IN Alzsti hEvs taksp rp
arms azaissr French Erpops- Page :
Tar Tisfts Krsrnlin. snd moves zreradier TO
sears Fssd. be insists On saasiag haads Fita
B. r1u-bf6p E Sta-ess denies taat. 7. P. Nor
-Ess: Is il {-69ls General dzat against Esrri-
nan Page ,
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