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La Junta tribune., 1908-04-04
.ost .ose .oeA, .ou,ss.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Trade with H. G. Todd.


Apples. plums and grapes. 40
cents per gallon can. Mosher's.
Pure mountain ice.-La Junta
Cold Storage Company. phone East s.
When in need of fire insurance see
S. r. Mendelson in the Miller-H Hale
block.
County Commissioner Fisher was
a Fowler visitor last Tuesday on
official business.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. black 1852;
night phone. red 1856.
For SALE Brown Leghorn eggs
for setting; special prices on lots for
incubators. Phone Junta S4S-3.
Gem" flour, best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Junta Milling Co.
Chas. McVay of La Junta is super
intending the placing of new casing
in the city well Rocky Ford Enter
prise.
Mrs. |. O. Wilson. Mrs. X. r.
Stewart and Mrs. w. S. Morrison
visited friends in Swink last Tuesday
afternoon.
Free liberal sample of Conkey's
laying tonic and valuable poultry
book if you bring this adv to Colt
mans Pharmacy.
DR.. Sapero, the Denver eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist, will again
be in La Junta. at the Sherman
House, Friday, April 10th.
The Liebhart Produce Company,
of Pueblo. unloaded the fourth car
load of oranges for the season in La
Junta last Monday.
For RENT have several fur
nished rooms, with steam or stove
heat. Price reasonable. Mrs. Emma
Somers. 2l4 Santa Fe avenue.
During the first three months of
the present year fifty-three marri-
age licenses were issued from the
county clerks marriage license ba-
Zlr.
FOR SALE AT Glen Park. four
room cottage; water and toilet in
house; seventy-five foot lot. Write
Washington Hotel, Fayetteville,
Ark.
Commissioner Ingalls, has moved
back onto the ranch west of town
and now receives his mail through
the Ordway post Office. Ordway
Era.
A. II. Beirne has succeeded d. X.
Richards as machine foreman in the
local shops. Mr.. Bierne has been
employed here for about seven
months.
Mrs. r. E. Chatter, of Denver,
who was summoned here on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. E.
P. Stephenson. returned home last
Tuesday morning.
The orchestra that made La Junta
famous went to Rocky Ford last
Tuesday and in the evening officiat-
ed in the orchestra pit upon the
occasion of the presentation Of The
District Leader.
Michael Stevens, of Higbee, was a
county seat visitor several days the
first of the week. taking treatment
for his eyes. which have been giving
him good deal of trouble of late.
Marriage licenses were issued the
first Of the week to Felix Marciaga
and Josefita Salazaar, both of Sugar
City; Robert l.. Brown and Grace
X. Trego. both of Rocky Ford.
Three hundred and twenty-three
hunting licenses were issued by the
county clerk from January /. 1908,
to April /. 1908 three months.
This beats last years record by
about twenty.
Mrs. Raxter and son Wayne. and
Mrs. Earl Chambers left Wednesday
evening for La Junta, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cham
bsrs for month or six weeks.
Dodge City Republican.
The town site Of Timpas has been
plated and lots are now being of
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-04
FRIEND TO FRIEND.

Lucy suddreth. Of Lenoir N c. had been troubled with
very bad cough for over year. She says: "a friend
bought bottle Of cHANBERLAIN's COUGH RKnKDv
brought to and insisted that should take II. Id
and to my surprise II helped Four bottles Of
erred me q ny eough."
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-04
To Whom it Nay Concern.

i. the undersigned. will not be re-
sponsible for any debts or bills con-
tracted by j. A. Somers after this
date. MRS. EMMA SoMERs.
March 80, 1908.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
SAYS 10 o1atB COURSE IS OPEN
Governor Fort Determined to Put a
Stop to Wholesale Distribution Of
intoxicants at Big Resort and Says
He VIII Call Out Soldiers !: Ne
cessary to Stop fragrant Violations.
nv Associated Press).

SEAGIRT. N. j.. Aug. 27.-Flasrani,
open and defiant violation of the law
at Atlantic City the larges: pleasure
resort in the United States having
made to Governor Fort. that official
today issued a proclamation in which he
threatened to restore and enforce re-
spect for the law by means OF state
troops If necessary. For some time
it has been charged that there has
been no observance of the Sunday
laws nor of the anti-gambling laws
in Atlantic City and that it was I'M
possible to enforce the statutes In
these respects. The governor HIM
self in taking action on these
charges refers to conditions in the
great pleasure city by the sea as "A
saturnalia Of vice"
The governors view of the situa'
ton is so serious that in addition TO
his plan to call out troops if neces-
cary to restore for law and order, he
snegeeta that "a special session OF the
iAsialat1rss Aist Be sailed u author
lee him to place the affairs OF Allan
tic City in charge Of commission
and also that he proposed to remove
local officers for wilfully failing to
perform their duties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
Gang Organization fesdg to Sop
.Daft Democratic Platform.
PULL ToGETatR," IS the
President Gompers Declares That q
DOC, 900 Of Americas Wealth Pro-
ducers Are in idleness and That
There Must be no Army Of unim-
ployed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug, 27.-
President GGmpers. Of the American
Federation of Labor held conferences
today with a number Of labor leaders
who are TO participate in the political
campaign as speakers.
TOday's Issue of the Federationist.
the organizations Official organ. con-
tains expressions CT opinion on the pc
li;icai situation. pledging loyalty TO
the federation's attitude, by John
Mitchell former president of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America and who
still is second vice president of the
federation: Vice President James
Duncan and Daniel O'Keefe of the fed
Grafton: l.. X. Thomas, secretary Of
the Metal Trades Federation of North
America: President p. J.McArdle. OF
the Amalgamated Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers: SecretsryTreasu-er Joseph
l.. Sullivan of the Hotel and Restau
rant Employees: Secretary.Treasurar
J. G. Stamp. Of the Brotherhood or
Painters. Decorators and Paper Hang
e-s: Secretary Owen Miller. CT the
American Federation Of Musicians:
International President Kline. Of the
BIacksmith's Organization: President
John Golden. Of the United Textile
Workers o. America: inierna.ic.<
SecrctaryTreasurcr Homer n Call, Of
the imalgamstcd Meat Cutters: Edi-
tors Walter Macarthur. %: tho Coast
ScameH's Journal and these additional
|ofFc~rs Of the federation: Chairman
Tracy. Ct the executive committee:
Organizers ". Grant hamilton. Cal:
Philip J. Bryan. Emmet T. Food. Chris
Evans, George c. Campbell and Jc-
rome. Jones and Treasurer John IL.
Lennon.
In an Official sta:emcn; President
GoEperS said that since last October
.. 0So c"o OF wealth producers had
becn thrown On the streets IN :diencss.
There will not aud mus; ro- b"
created in The Cnit.d States" be said.
an army Of unemployed worxcrs.-
Mr. Gompcrs referred TO the dccis-
Ton Of the supreme CoIrt interpreting
tho sherman anti trust law 10 apply
20 tn voluntary associations Of wag'
carriers and ho said the toiicrs must
Srarc no effort 10 secure remedial
ic2is,aiion for thu restoration Of their
RIGHTS 80 seriously. jcopardiZsd BY this
decision IN Inc statement Mr. Comp
crs said IN" American workers we're
not piayi3E politics that neither nc
nor tho cxerufive council approached
hr political parties rs Republicans or
Democrats and add neither. ind
vidualIy pcr collectively arc they an
acxcd 20 any political party. nor &
.:nc Iabor movement annexcd The
men and the movcment purposes 20 be
As iairpc.dea' after hts owning ciec-
ton as they are to-day or have been
|"PuII together and the future Is oufs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
MRS. CHADWiCk'S HUSBAND
GOES MO BANKRUPTCY
Declares He Has But $3.50 TO Oefray
Indebtedness of Over
Milton.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. 2!.-Dr. Le-
roy S. Chadwick husband of Cassie
Chadwick. VINO died i'll the peniten-
tiary to which she was sentenced for
colossal frauds. filed a petition IN
bankruptcy today. His personal debts
he places at $3.50, while debts con-
tIactcd through endorsing notes and
checks for his wife he places al about
$3.50. 900.
Among the notes endorsed is one on
J. W. Friend for 100000. Another Oh
Judge J. ". Albaush, Canton. ONO.
Tor $90,G0U. a cheek drawn on 7. {.
Beckwith. the late Ol"rlin banker Tor
$500, 900 is included as well as several
ether notes and checks for small
amounts
In his personal accounts are bills
for automobile repairs and an unoc-
cupipi room at the Waidrof Astoria,
New York. DR.. Chadwick says that
he has but 81 $50 with which to pay
these debts. He asks that his medi-
cal instruments and books be exempt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
NAY BREAK WITH ncclRMI
Mr.. Mack Said Pennsylvania viii GO
Republican, But That Indiana 10
Sure to Go Oemocratie-Ssme
States Are Conceded to Repubsi-
czns-Maine IL Doubtful.
(By Associated Press).

NEW YORK. Aug. gas hrS'
step toward an effort TO restore hhr'
mony in the ranks OF the Dcmocra'
lie party in. New York state. Chair
man Norman f. Mack Of the Demo
cratic committee today conferred
with Charles F. Murphy, leader oil
Tammany Hall.
Senator Patrick McCarrin, oi
Brooklyn, whose leadership in that
borough is threatened by his break
with the Tammany leader, was at the
Hoffman House late today, but did
not visit national headquarters. Mr.
Mack. however, intimated that he eS
pec,ed 10 see Mr. McCarrin within
few days.
The conference between Mr.. Mack
and Mr.. Murphy took place at din
nrr. The meeting was arranged soon
after the arrival OF the Democratic
national chairman today from the
West where he has been for several
weeks. Speaking of the situatione In
this state, Mr.. Mack aaid he should
not attempt to dictate TO any Of me
state leaders concerning their attn
,ude toward each other nor would
he try to influence the selection oi
the Democratic candidate for the
govcrrorship.
The opinion was expressed by Mr.
Mack that he believed it to be his
function to do everything ne couic
10 promote the interest of the ma
,Ional ticket in every state. In re
ply 20 a question as to whether nc
! expected to see Mr.. McCarrin atte'
tn. conference with Mr.. Murphy he
said:
II have no engagement to SEE
Mr.. McCarrin. but am prepared tf
see any Democrat who cares TO cal
on me- | believe the Democratic
partv of New York state will be- able
together for the best interests Of tht
national party
Concerning the situation To the
country in general from Democra
tic view. Mr.. Mack said that he had
found everything rosy" so far. Mr.
Mack said he was ready to eoncedt
that Pennsylvania will go Republi
can. bur that he believed Indiana &c
BE- as certainly Democratic as Penn
sylvauia is Republican.
Asked about Maine. Mr.. Mack said
he was conceding a few states tt
the Republicans. hut not many. He
would not saw as to Maine.
The itinerary OF Mr.. Bryan. so fa'
as has been arranged, will be made
public tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
Gussls al DOT Springs 0eld Also
Boapt Nfs nd Sd
.su8R MCINTOSH lEeT0Rel
Farewell Celebration In Homer Of the
Distinguished Guests-Mssssr Tan
Was Surrounded BY Dozen .Prst.
ty Girls and Given Loving Cup.
(By Associated Press).

HOT SPRINGS. VA. Aug. 81
The three hundred and fifty guests
of the Homestead Hotel tonight pre-
scented Judge Taft. Mrs. Taft and
Master Charles Taft each with sill
yer loving cup ,as formal farewell
expression of their regards. The
big hotel family gathered in the bal
room. where for an hour Burr Mcin
tosh lectUred and showed incidental
iy a half hundred views Of Mr.. TAT
In his various occupations and pas
times taken during his stay OF nearly
two months In this mountain resort
Specchmaking Of a lighter vein. In
terspcrsed with music was followed
by a reception wherein the candidate
and his family shook the hand Of
every guest. constituted an evening
|of good fellowship and animation.
Judge Horace r. Lurton, OF Ten
nessee. a long time personal friend
of JXudge Tai: presided and opened
the presentation xercises with an
expression Of the persona! interest
which has been aroused In the can
didate and his family by the daily
friendly intercourse In the hotel
Judge Tat and Colonel John Nc
A.nerney were escorted TO the front
white Dixie vas played and the
colonel. In a most happy vein, pre-
scented the cup to- the candidate and
Mr.. Taft responded.
Mrs. Taft vas next brought for
ward and received her cup at the
hands Of Mrs. Luke r. blackburn
An even dozen little girls In white
surrounded Master Charles Tar
and made him the bhush.ns recipient
OF a miniature loving cup.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28

FIFTEEN SUPPORTS OF
BRIDGE WASHED AWAY
Watchmen Patrol the Bridge Al
Night to Look Out for Sig
nails Of Danger.

RINCHMO%D, VA, Aug 97.-t1l-
teen OF the th!rty-,wo temporary
supports under the free bridge be-
tween Richmond and Manchester
wer" washed down by the high water
yesterday and last night. or this
number twelve have been washed
entirely away and thrc" are left
hanging to ropes lashrd to the iron
supports OF the bridge. This leaves
but seventeen OF the original thirty
two temporary supports sanding.
Wa'chmen were kept GA IN" bridge
all night in case any Of the spans
went down TO halt cars or wagons
and pedestrians. The special police
man kept on duty in ne daytime
was also on duty all night on the
bridge.
About 4 O'Clock this morning. when
the water reached is h"iSh'. IN"
bridge began trembling violently IN
all the spans where TIL temporary
supports are still standing. and at
that time il was feared that some Of
he spans would certainly 80. The
violent vibration ]ast"i for nearly an
hour. until about 5 O'Clock. wheu the
water began falling rapidly.
Whether the ropes holding the 9th
or tiulbers and supports were cut or
broke under the heavy strain caused
by the rushing waters and drift wood
conll, not he learned this morning.
II is the general belief, however.
that had these twelve large lunches
of heavy timbers been left hanging
10 the iron suppurts of the bridge
the iron supports would HAY" gone
Nothing but the lashings saved the
other supports under the bridge last
night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
!JJHK ". PARSONS NAMED
ON REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Nominated for Congress to Run
Against {. W. Saunders, the
Democratic incumbent.
Especial to the Daily Press)

Especial to the Daily Press).
MARTINSvILLE. VA. Aug. 81
John W. Parsons, Of Grayson coun.
ty. state senator. was today nominal
ed by the Republicans OF the nth
district to make the race .or Con-
sress against Il. W. Saunders. the
Democratic incumbent. There were
over one hundred delegates present,
including those from Floyd county,
In the sixth district, who participated
in the proceedings as II there had
been no change The convention
was lily white. the only colored man
presen, being there In the capacity
Of Il spectator. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the administration
OF President Roosevelt. the Chicago
platform and candidates. aud de-
nouncing the Democrats for taking
Floyd county from the nth district,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
EARLE, RELEASED
FROM JAIL, SEEKS MS WIFE
Declares the whole Of His Recent
Troubles Has Been Grossly Mis-
rtpresentea.

GOSHEN. y. V. Aag- 2s.-Aftcr
spending tao slccpiess nights IN the
ian here on a charge Of BEATING his
wife. Ferdinand Pinney Earle. Of az
hnnity" aGf ''sou! mate" fame was re-
leased this morning on furnishing
s.. oso bail Upon leaving the Jail ne
bcssn a search for his wife, Mrs. Julia
Eutn.r Earle. whom he married after
inducing his first wife 20 60 to France
and got a divorce fr|n him.
Earle vas sarrocndcj ~ newspaper
corr spon1cnts ,hc moment h. stepped
from the Jail but he STOPPED only
i,aE enough 20 say: i am going 70
find NV wife M matter where she ~.
know that " I can AN with scr for
ten minutes she wiii forgive me and
everything viii be s'riEh; again. THIS
whole trouble has been twisted and I
have b~ca misrc-ressn;cd. ] must
hurry 10 ind my wife"
Then Eartc hired an automobile and
won't 10 his home NJ Monroe vh"r, he
changed hts linen and put On fresh
clothing. rcnarkipg 90 the chauffeur
that he wanted To look prcseniabio
when hc found bis wife.
Afterwards b. drove by automobile
>, Tuxedo 30 catch a train for N.w
YORK. Earle <aii tha, he did not
know whore his wife vas stcppinr
ru, believed she 49, xits her mother.
~. was in a kirh sts'c % excitement
ard said that ivo days IN jsi, had an
settled hts nerves. AZ ToSeSo all
trace Of Earle vas soSi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
Negro Order Of E'ks Meets In Detroit
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PAUL MINI. Aug, 27,--De,
troit. Mich. WAS selected today by the
Improved Order OF Elks (coloredl as
The meeting place Tor their next con
vention two years hence. W. r. At
kins, OF Hampton. Va. was re-chosen
exalted ruler.
The Hawkins faction OF the order
Is meeting In St. Louis and has sub
mitted a proposition for a reunion with
the Atkins faction, meeting here.
This has been approved by the ST
Paul convention and at the Detroi!
convention The reunion will become
coRplcte.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
0HIOAN CAPTURED FINAL
EVENT At CAMP PERRY
Sergeant c. e. Orr, Captured tionora
Ct Concluding Event Ia An
nuaI Tournament.
(By Associated Press.)

CAMP PERRY. OHIO. Aug. 81
Sergeant c. f. Orr, of Ohio. who
won the national pistol match late
today. captured the hono-s OF the
concluding event in the annual tour
nameEt Of the United States army
These matches were held under the
direction of the national board fol
the promotion OF rifle practice and
under the patronage OF the United
States government.
Today's event ,tnded tn. second
annual tournament held here and
Is said 10 have l.een the largest and
most successful ever held in the his
tory OF the army. While the shoot
ing had been in progress here
through August the first, two
weeks was given up to the contests
held by the Ohio giIardsmen and the
Ohio Rifle Association. The latter
events were open 10 all.
This was followed by week OF
shooting by marksmen Of the ma
tional rife association. likewise open
to all. The army contests began
las, Monday.
The national team match was won
by the United States infantry. 70
day the national individual rife con
test was won by Lieutenant Adj
Rothbrock. Of Ohio: all Of today's
events. the concluding contests,
thereby being captured by Ohio mel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
Created Bio Sensation.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Aug. 81
The action of Governor Fort In is
suing proclamation to the people
of New Jersey, threatening TO send
troops into this famous resort to en-
force the state liquor laws unless
the people of Atlantic City observe
the law caused sensation today
among the residents and the thou
sands of summer visitors.
Close on the heels of the COVER
nor's proclamation sensation was
sprung at Mays landing. the county
seat OF Atlantic county. when the
grand jury absolutely refused to obey
the instructions of the court to re-
turn indictments against excise vio-
lators.
Supreme Court Justice Thomas w.
Trenchard, who had tbeen required
by Governor Fort to sit with the
county Judge was so incensed at the
action Of the grand jury that he
instantly discharged it with severe
reprimand.
The governors proclamation was
wholly unexpected as there had been
rumors for days that he would re-
sort to the calling out the military
necessary to enforce the laws. II
is freely predicted that it will be
much difficult to purchase liquor a.
this seaside resort next Sunday than
on any other Sabbath in the historj
Of the town.
It's claimed by some tha: the
governor has no authority to semi
soldiers into the country unless the
sheriff admits tina. he is power!ess I"
enforce the laws Of the state ami
that business is proclaimed As usual
Assist. Attorney General Gaskill says
the governor can call out the troops
although IL is an unusual proceed
Ing.
Sheriff Smith r. johnson. Of At!an-
tic county: Mayor r. r. Story. Of A.
Iantic City and County, Prosecutor
Coldburg today refused TO discuss tie
situation.
cry Fsvors An opeh Sunday.
Other prominent cfscials and all
prominent hotel men also decline TO
publicly discuss the new turn OF az
fairs. II Is claimed by some OF he
oa,cials and hotel men that % per
cent. Of the people in Atlantic City
are In favor OF an open Sunday. The
break between the county court and
the grand Jury came IN a sensational
manner and II receiving more si:en'
ton than the proclamation of the
governor.
The controversy between tho
cour; and the jury started o vert
arp. Prior TO that tire state excis-'
commission special several days here
Investigating the excise question. ~
the hearings Of the commission Way
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
Looking For An Heir.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 27.-COnflict-
ing stories have ben current concern
ing the health of the queen and the
Telegraph this morning says: 1T is
learned that Queen Wilhelmina's pulse
is good and it is probable that com
munication viii! he shortly made that
will cause public Joy"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
DUMPED SEER IN SEWER.
500 esrreis Thrown Away when Tow
went Or:
(By Associated pr>ssp.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA, Aug "a
Eight hundred barreis 81 beer. yain
cd at ss..ao Belonging tn iocal
brewery company wore cmpted sufa
tho sewer IN this city in the prcscnce
Ct stat. DsSpcn<aFy Agent Robert Y.
I-ozIer and IsteTg@! -Rcvcnuc CesIec
tor Charie4 IIoxsrd
Two thousand people attending the
opening. soma with backcts and pitch.
crs hoping far n 6.sace ~ saivaee
This hope sss tisappoiH d. The
b.rr WIS on hard When the prohibit
ton Law became elective.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
JAPANESE EXPOSITION mas
BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL 1917
Will be Held m 1917 Which Comma
rates Historical Eve.t in Life Of
tire Nation.
Try ASsnciatcd Press. !

TOKYO. Auc lit Is confidently
asserted that IN" government has de-
cihed To postpon" the International eS.
position which vas 10 have been held
in 1919 for a ppriod OF Eve years ar
gn.u 1871. No official announcement
Of this decision viii De made until
the various E"veTnments Interest," &
~. informed
The reason ..ssiZncd for holding The
International Nr-Osttinn in Tokyo in
l,i.. The dat 10 which the govern.
mert Is said - have decided ~ ptsst.
pons J. thai ~" wear viii ~ the ~.
tictfI aHniVcrg ~ ~ Aciji PcTiOd and
tire accession VI the empire. tn"
government gill appropriate $1,000
ab,a towards 'hr expenses Of the OK
position
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
VIRGINIA Men Elected.

PUT IN BAY. OHIO. Aug 27.-At
the final session OF the astronomical
and astrophychiai society Of America
here today. OrmOnd Stone, OF Char
lOttesvillc. Va. and W. J. Humphrey.
of Mt. Weather. Va. were elected
members Of the council.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28

ny Aszccia,ed Prexs,.

DETROIT. MICH. Aug. si.-ThH
thiTtr.riuih aIHHai session of the
national cog,Nsriou o. Insurance run
pan!rs Chased here today. Colorado
Springs ". s"l c'cd for us0t years
convention and ohccrs were elected
Icstph BH'toa Rlchmend Va. was
sboscn member of the executive
committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and warmsr
Friday: Saturday. fair warmer,
light winds mostly northeast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-28

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the AssoS
Nelatsd PrssA