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New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
LINERS UNUSUAL TINE.
Kronprinsessin CeciLe Took Sir
Daus to Dot to Cross Ocean.

Notwithstanding the fact that she had TO run at
reduced speed for hours Saturday and ten
hours Monday because of storms. the North
German Lloyd liner KronprinZessin Cecilie landed
her passengers at p m. yesterday, making the
run from Cherbourg in exactly six days. This is
the first time in many years that steamer has
made port the minute. Asked If there
were not q few minutes under over the exact
six days, Captain Hogemann, who is accurate
that he reckons with seconds, replied that the
ships time between the Cherbourg breakwater and
the Sandy Hook Lightship six days TO the
dot.
Tie Kronprinzessin maintained an average speed
of q 81 knots all the way across from noon on
Monday to noon yesterday she logged 5s1 miles.
maintaining average speed for that period of
23H knots
Sir William c. Van Horne. chairman of the board
of dfrectofs of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, who
was a passenger the Kronprinzessin. said that
American securities were no longer looked upon
with suspicion in Europe. lie said the European
investors believe that American securities are
ct bedrock and that II is good to buy now. while
the financial haze in America is clearing up. J. W.
I,untlev president of the Chicago Pneumatic Tool
COMPANY who has been abroad several months.
also said that American securities were being
looked upon more favorably in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
REALTY NOTES.

,a >e,v spostolc OF North America has taken
.,.I ., Nos aO7 and 200 10th 376xT5-s feet.
from, Caroline c. Leaycraft
The board of governors Of the Real Estate Board OF
Brokers nlaced themselves record yesterday
onnosed 20 the SAKE bill. requiring consideration
real estate transfers be stated
\ meeting O, Dyckman Taxpayers Association will
be tonight at o'clock at the uptown oce OF John
- Coldiux No Fifth The following subjects
come I'D for discussion. The true consideration bill
introduced FOR Commissioner Purdy by Senator
r1Uto 70 EIscerg law In order allow
sf capital build bill No 20. introduced
I've o Controller Metz. regarding New York
t'fv.s debt limit: valuations for
TSknan tract: franchise trolley line the
new p7h st bridge matter OF bulkheadng the sherman
creek Basin and the Harlem River. the Health Depart
ent order fence In property and the Of
paving streets
ings bank 10 Cohan Harris Publishing Company
M second nd third lofts In No 115 West stfo
a term OF years. also for Frank Cassidy Donary
I},others a studio in No, 20 West i2d
sheldon 4 Becker have leased for Henry J.. Ryan
the Borough Company for term of years
~ me large store at Broadway T4th
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
ADMINISTRATOR FOR DUNLOP ESTATE.
Onf Of Many Nephews Appointed by Sur
rogate Thomas.

Upon his application Samuel Il. Dunlop. OF
40 ~ Seventh avenue. was appointed adrninistra-
tof by Surrogate Thomas yesterday for the estate
q MS uncle Dr. Clark ". Dunlop. who died on
srch IL this city. leaving estate of $3.50 600 in
personal property and $1,000 fn real estate The
petitioner SAYS that Mrs. Eliza c Dunlop. the
Physician widow. is more than seventy-tfve years
ri-' and IS feeble mentally and physically. and un
so1e 70 administer th- estate, which consists Of
SOCKS, bonds. real estate, money in bank, mort
cages, etc Dr. Dunlop left nineteen nephews and
Aleces besides his widow.
Surrogate Thomas directed that citations be
s=rtec upon Dr. DEnlop's widow and Edward and
herman Dunlop, nephews Of the physician. order
- KEN 20 show cause why the petitioner should
-. ne appointed administrator. Frederick T.
-sckraSn wtu also be served with citation be-
-SH @ Mrs Dunlop, who. the court decided. is
'=oie mentally and unable 10 properly administer
her affairs
y. Dunlop vas declared insane by jury short
lie before MS death.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
AUERBACH VISITS DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Subpoenaed To Be Witness in Vidaver E1-
tortion Case To-day.

Herbert P Auerbach. referred TO as the 60
between IN the afidsvits regarding the alleged
.b-est, Of extortion IN the Of Nathan Fdaver'
sppeared at the District Attorneys once yes'ef-
6av ,n response 20 a grand jury subpoena which
"a been served on him. He was informed that he
,,orl6 no. he required TO appear yesterday before
the grand Jury but was served with a summons to
.,,ea- as a witness In the police court hearing OF
tho case Of Vidaver. who is charged with trying 10
extort 81 800 from w. r. Montgomery ex-presioen'
. - hamilton Bank. The hearing. which was
-, 1as. week will be continued at O'Clock
ut afternoon before Magistrate Herman in the
-. cta,,bers of the Centre street court.
Irr N a week ago last Saturday Vidaver was
snecial Deputy Attorney General and Auerbach Is
sfiil special investigator Tor ihe attorney Gen
~ ...o-nev General jackson refused to dis
- ths case yesterday. he said, however. that
=, - instructed Auerbach TO lend all the aid his
1900 nigh, give In getting to the bottom Of the
case.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
TEN HITS A MINUTE.
The albany Makes Ne7c. Record
scith Her FiUe-inch Guns.

Cruiser South Dakota Magdalena Bay March 8
(via Point Iona Wirelessn THE cruiser South
Dakota arrived here this afternoon Sunday
from San Francisco on her shakedown trip maxi
ing an average speed of from eleven to twelve
knots using eight boilers. Admiral Swinburne's
squadron will start north tomorrow {Monday)
morning, after nearly two months target prac-
tice. He will take the cruisers Charleston, Mil
waukee St Louis and the destroyers Perry and
Preble.
The Albany steamed north this evening tSun-
day., flying the cruiser trophy. She broke all
previous records of this country in rapidity of
fire and accuracy. Her performance is considered
wonderful Accurate figures cannot be given out
at this time. The California remains in the har-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
LARGE MIDTOWN DEAL.
Market Found for SeUenM AUenue
Site at S425, 900.

Several big realty deals were reported yester-
day The Atlantic Realty Company and Strange &
Slawson sold Nos. 4S3 and 4S5 7th ave and No 16s
West Gath St, two five story and one four story
tenement houses. for about si25,000 The sellers
bought the premises for little than 100000
about eighteen months ago.
The plot Il" shaped. It has a frontage of
4S4 feet in 18th and depth Of 100 feet In 34th
st. 1t fronts 29 feet and has depth of a feet.
Hall j. How & Co. sold four lots at the south
east corner of 179th st. and Broadway for Sam
uel Kenpner and Robert MCCARTHY. to Fredenbury
& Lounsbury. The size of the plot is 1021xS59x1Oox
los feet.
Hugo Cohen sold for Harris Sturtz Nos. 1877 and
199 I'd ST. six story tenement houses. 4S2x1O5- Il
feet.
Folsom Brothers sold for the estate of Mary A
May the three sto-y and basement high stoop
house No 49 East I'D St. on a lot 196xl0O feet.
Samuel Snow Of the David Stevenson Brewing
Company, who will occupy the premises after the
house has been extensively altered.
Albert B. Ashforth has sold for y. l. and l.
Ottinger to Z. c. Bingham. chief engineer of the
Waldorf-Astoria No 90 West 97th st, a four
story basement and sub-basement apartment house
a plot S5.6x10 feet. George A White represent
ing the
Mrs Joseph B Hughes has sold No 13e West seth St.
Post Reese have sold for George P Messeroy No l1s
Dwelling house: on lot @ 5Sloo ss fsst s .,o-,
nathouse on 256Aloo feet adjoining the southwest
G. Freedman has sold for Nies D. W Jorgensen TO l.
l. Chevanney No. As West 9sth st five story double
faith lot 25x10o11 Mr. Crevanney gives
ir part pavment business property. 5ox1OO feet.
whitney Place. Yorktown Heights, Westchester
County.
J. Herzog J. Pittrnan have sold for Mrs hannah
Frankel 10 E Smith No East 135th st. five story
double hathouse, with stores. lot 25xSa II feet
Nu has 10+9 Forest nFe
t6Tp ne law house plot feet. between 165th
and I66th =
con junction with J Pittman the two two family
bonses each o5x100 the north side OF 18th ST.
IS feet east Of Unionport for E Smith to Mrs
Tba F-5enuaid Land Companies have sold two lots on
.ha east side 200 feet south Of Jefferson
90 C;reeubaum lots the east
sfde' ~ hin ave south Of jefferson ave to
walter and Charles also. three lots
the west side Of Bell 125 feet south OF Randall
ave 10 Patrick NcNerney
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
THE TRANSIT OUTLOOK.
As 1T SEEMS TO An EXPERT
George S. Rice Says Conditions
Viii Soon Be Worse.

It was transportation night last night at the
real estate school of the West Side Young Men
Christian Association No. $50 West 57th street the
speaker of the evening being George S Rice, engi
neer of subways the Public Service Commission
AS transportation or, rather, the question Of traffic
facilities. is a subject 10 which the great realty
leaders of the metropolitan and especially of
this city, pay close attention every month of the
year. many successful brokers and operators were
present. Many with carefully prepared ques-
tions to ask the speaker in hope of ascertaining
what are likely to be the traffic problems of the
future.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

Mrs. j. S. Foster Thinks Burglars
Are IN Her Home.

Believing that burglars were in her home Mrs.
John S. Foster. wife of President Foster of the
Bowery Savings Bank. of No. "a Irving Place.
teiephoned to the police early this morning, and
the reserves from the East 22d street station were
hurried to the residence In patrol wagon. No
trace Of burglars could be found The entire
neishborhood was alarmed by the police
Through the alarm il became known that re-
Gently the home of Stephen Hansier, Austro-
Hungarian Consul General in this city, at No
123 East 17th street was entered by burglars
few nights ago, and valuable papers and some
jewelry stolen
No trace of the burglars could be found last
night and nothing was missing
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
GOLFERS. just in and the Saturn. awaiting the ar
rival Of Admiral Evans's fleet.

Washington March 10-Unofficial information
which has reached the Navy Department shows
that speed and accuracy in firing have been
attained during the target practice this year than
before. The trophy which the Albany proud
ly displays was won last year by the Boston
Since then the Boston has been placed out of
commission and her officers and men transferred
to the Albany They were allowed to take the
trophy with them
The performance at Magdalena Bay shows that
the Albany has broken all records for rapidity
and accuracy with her 5-inch guns, her average
being ten hits a minute, the ST. Louis, with her
6-inch guns, averaging eight and three-fourths
hits minute.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
LIBERAL IMMfGRATI0N FAVORED.

resolutions were adopted at the annual meeting
'at National LIBERAL Immigration League yester-
E providing Tor liberal immigration. the deporta-
a Q, alien criminals, extension CT the period OF
.-''eco-sry citizenship free railroad transporta-
'- @ immigrants and native woFknlen going from
-ees'eo 70 unpopulated regions. free religious
--S'Sssn1a. opposition 70 discrimination against
-ialsraI-ts from Southern Italy in Virginia and
'''ta Carolina. and against attempting to inter
rne
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
MOB LYNCHES FOUR NEGROES.
Confessed to Acts of Incendiarism Which
Had Incensed Neigh borhood.

Mobile. March lO-'Dave' Poe. Tom" Ranston
and two Jenkins brothers. al negroes lynched
at Van Cleave Miss. twenty miles north of Biloxi.
Miss by q mob of thirty men last night.
rrha immediate of the iynchng the
,,,rripe of the warehouse of Sam Byrd last Friday
night when IL is said, attempt was made TO
vaylay and rob Byrd. who conducts = store
Van CleavA
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
d. sTEINMETz ADDRESSES ENGINEERS.

-, nc American Society of Mechanical Engineers
. It's N --cn meeting in the Engineering So
- BGliding last evening II addressed by
- = = Steinnetz. "A member Of the society. past
F1fht OF the American Institute of Electrical
F,esfs ana consulting engineer OF the General
s,,,% company. DR.. Steinnetz discussed the
s.. TIE steam n flowing through the pas.
s Q: steam iurh:rs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

so,2 o4 Cynress ave. 100 II $ Of lS5th St ooxo
- same agt same. action B. same atty same
~, ant due Ss etc s114 o. 2ypress ave.
II . p' ref amt due, S1O l3o %;
'aHs ~ J. 7 Phillips Co-136th 81. = 329 OF
amsterdam ave. 75x9911 IT: two sty zen n David
Horwitz ct al; action . Arm
Shan % T. attvs: ] Levi ref amt due. s.. iel -:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

7-be Adams Express Company is the buyer Of plot.
,n,177 feet al the southeast Of 14th st and
-.h ava sold some ago II intends TO improve
80 -. ui,, a small building. be occupied
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Broadway 8. 1879 II = Of isist 81. 50 1xIT IL
irregular; Owners Syndicate Company loans the
FIurt Construction Company ny-...-..-.-.-.--.....
Sd st n O. lots 3T7 and 3Ts map Of LAconia Park.
bOxlla; Rose 6olinssr loans PstrinA Barons....
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
IN FULL COLORS
Specia| Offerto neadersof The Tribune

We will send you FREE the entire series Of 20
pictures in eomplets sets, inoaSsd in neat port
folio, II you will secure for - . new Haid-in-
advance subscription 20 the Daily and Sunday
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry

IIOP RE,ZT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
acres: one hour from New York from tIand Cenrai
c.o.t,1 either the Harlem the V Y, " II. & Har1-
fori roads. delightful surroundings: good roads etc
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Real Estate.

WILL LOAN MONEY on PRIVATE HOUSES. s4oo on
Wv business property only
JAMES CLARK. 1913 Ffatirou Building
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

'T"O LOFTS. $500 EACH. 25xIOs 255 MERCER ST. :
steam heat freight and passenger elevator JOHN
.!..r-ft owner. 10 Mercer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Furnished apartments to Let.

S7O WEST END AVE. CORNER lO3D-BLOC1
OsO from Riverside Park. subway express station an
beautiful sanitary Ne7
York. handsomely furnished superior table
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-28
COPY OF AGREEMENT
BETW ZEN CITIZENS
AND G. c. s. P. RY.
Terms OF the Contract as is
Being Signed BY those vino
are Subscribing Stock

sum of $45,0u0, and if they should
tai to secure such subscription by
Jply Il zoos, then it is understood
aad agreed that said trustees shall
refund TO the subscribers hereto ali
sums TO be paid to them under The
tcrmS of this subscription. and as
amy unpaid balance this agreemen
OF contract shall be void
IL is understood and agreed that
Sa d uustecs are fully empowered 10
act fot the subscribers hereto ana
each ag U.S. i'm all matters and thinss
Wh ch it may be necessary OF propcr
to do m connection with the eNocq-
ucu af the agreements and contracts
40 bo uttered INTO Vjjn said Piedmont
IempsHy and jts ohisas ANA stocR.
holders and Wc hereby expressly
aerc chat wc viii not hold said truS-
ters personally responsible or ar.
. ccntablc ON any of such contracts
or agreemonts but empower them 20
a4J as u hey were directors and We
, Here stockholders OF corporation
rclyna pon them for the exercise Of
a sound discretion ana good businca
ltlsmrut
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READY TO BEGIN
On The GROUNDS


A. j. Bsrchman @ ,ba ven known
drm OF Berchman q Company. land
cape artists of Augusta is IN the
city for the purpose of looking into
1ne preliminary work for the fedarol
building and at tine same time OF sub
mitting cst"gates for boautfying ,ha
grounds ourd the new court house.
1t is beh, we'd that the county COM
missiorels vi; favor a plan for hov-
iLe this YORK done in a gradual man
nel maki@s The appropriations iron.
lme % dm' as county finances VII
peT"ut.
That an Improvement of this kind
is badly needed there can be no
question and as II was remarked by
a well known ctzcn yesterday,
Tho new court house really does not
shog off to good advantage because
of the crude appearance Of the
eIoUds and the square surrounding
it,
tlr Berchnan has prepared a very
handsome set of plans Of the propos-
ed worE which > now in the hands
inc county commissioners, and the
question oil beaatifying the property
Will probably De taken up at tto next
meeting Of the commissioners.
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WINTER TRAINS SOON TO
BE DISCONTINUED.

The FAST winter trains operated by
a1 Of .he big Ines In the south dur
ing ao winter will be discontinued
erias ,he ncNJ few days
The first of these trains to colfie on
.'l be The Chicago and Florida Spec
49, which viii make its last trip to-
day The Seaboard Southern aaa
A 9. I4 all oi which are noW oper-
.aing tgo or three handsome winter
trains, win probably discontinue them
the latter pau of .neXi week
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4 CIVIL WAR IS
THREAJNED At
ALASKA MINES
5E7lOUS OUTBREAK AT MINES
MAY CAUSE CONSIDERABLE
BLOODsHED.
TROOPS ARE CALLED our
Two or Three Companies Have Been
Sent from Wyoming With, Or
ders to Preserve Peace at
the Mines.

seattle, WASH March - Troops
nave bceu ordered from Fort Seward
at IIaines, Alaska, to preserve order
at the Treadwen mines ON Douglass
Island, where 500 miners have gone
.ont on q strike The troops are duo
ia. rreadwen today. and serious trou-
bic S expected
Miners have threatened 10 blow up
works if the troops are landed on the
island. Ten kegs Of dynamite were
stoIen Yesterday from the mine stores.
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THREATEN METZ WITH DEATH
The ComptroIltr Of New York Receiv
es Threatenina Letter.

New York, March 81 Comptroller
Metz has received letters threatening
him with death unless work ON the
proposed sub0ays in this city is be-
can at once
The writers declared themselves to
be neither BLACK hand nor opera
tors nor anarchists, but laborers out
ot employment who must must either
work or atarya.
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ihe King Dramatic CemDally
"n.ch has been filing the boards at
ne Grand during the week, win
o5e lts engagement today with t8o
performances. matinee and night
ine company has been greeted by
larse audiences at each performance
during the week
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SCHEDULE FIXED.
Goats TO Leave on the Old Time
SUNDAY Schedule Tndav

Boats TO Leave on The Old lime
Sunday Schedule Today
As announced in the News yester-
day morning the steamer Attaquin of
the 81. simon Transit company, viii
make rwo round trips 10 Ocean Pier
tomorrow. The steamer win leave
fhe cic ut uine O'Clock in the mora
las and AZ 2.30 in the afternoon and
returning will leaye the Pier at II
O'Clock in the morning and $50 in
the afternoon
With this splendid spring weather
the occasions ought 10 attract o large
crowd 10 the resort
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AGENT BROOKS RESIGNS.
0ld 8ru1suioklan Now At FItzoeralf

Old 5runswlckian Now at Fitzgerald
10 70 Return to This city.
j. p Brooks, for several years con.
nected With the local freight agency
Or the A. . and A., and who was re-
Gently apoinled 10 the position Of
sent of the cmpany at Fitzgerald
has tendefed his-resf gnation and win
return to brunswick to engage in bus
mess
As soon as the company relieves
MR.. Brooks he win return to Brun.l
%lc6 where he has large circle Il
friends who will welcome him BAD
to the city. Il
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81 Thomas. D. w t. March - 4
sharp earthquake shock occurred
Mere Thursday and created nucn
aHfm no damage reported
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VENEZUELA HAS DESTROYED
PRACTICALLY ALL AMER
lCAN INTERESTS.
To Press for settemen-often
Property Has Been conflscated
Under Forms OF Law-Gov-
ern Always Hostile.

Washington d. C.. Marcn 27.-ln
the letter now made public instruct
Ing Minister Russell to press for ac
ton BY Venezuela on the claim of the
New York Bermudez Company and
other American interests. Secretary
Root says
You win call the attention OF the
government OF Venezuela to the fact
tnat Notwithstanding the long and I'M
broken friendship manifested by the
United States for Venezuela. not
withstandins the repeated occasions
upon which the United States has in
| telvened as q friend in need to re-
| lieye Venezuela from disagreeable
and dangerous complications VITA
other foreign powers the govern
ment Of Venezuela has within the
past few years eoniscated or de
isWoyed all the substantial property
Interests Of Americans in that couu-
Try
This has been done sometimes in
cordance with forms OF law ana
! contrary to the spirit OF the Jaw
by one device or another with the ac
ton of the government apparently
always hostile TO American interests,
until Of the many millions of dollars
invested by american citizens in
that couurl practically nothing re-
mains"
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Judge A. J Crovatt has retureed
from i business trip TO Savannah.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-28

On the basis Of the report Of Spec.
lad Commissioner Calhoun. and 9th
crs before the department. Secretary
Root reiterated the request already
made in Secretary Hay, only TO be re-
used in both instances by Venezue-
Ia, for arbitration Of the Bernndaa
Company's case Mr. Root says.
The seizure OF the property be-
longing to the company by unques-
toned and subsisting titles, is a harsh
and unjust deprivation Of propefty
and the continued possession and ex-
pIoration Of these mines by a seques
traitor, nor by any persons other than
the lawfully authorized agent of the
company is a daily and growing eriee-
ance
As the company has failed to OH
tain The protection Of courts OF Justice
and as the company continues to be
deprived and its property, this gov
ernment feels itselfconstrained to
protest firmly by courteously, through
diplomatic channels, against the con-
FINANCE Of a wrong perpetrated by
the abuse of judicial process.
While this government is sure or
its position and states that grave
Injustice has been done the company.
still this government is willing to
submit the entire case upon its merits
to an impartial and competent tribu.
nal In order that the rights of the
company may be ascertained and It's
wrongs redressed by the Judgment Of
othors Cham parties to the issue
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r. J. Gsetner.
lloS Mansfield Sire T.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
s GROVE FLATS

We had a good snow last Sun
day and now We are having rea
winter weather. Lots OF people
are out with their sleighs and
enjoying q sleigh ride.
Some of the boys went out
rabbit hunting last Sunday.
They didn't get many rabbits
but had lots OF fun out OF 1t.
Frank Terry's horse fell With
him catching his foot in the STIR
rup. Frank succeeded in hold
ing on to the reins until he
pulled his foot out OF his bot.
RAJ Mcfarland is trapping
but not getting very much gltne
Some OF the boys we're out to
the Cross County Debating So
ciety last Friday night and re-
port q nice time.
Messrs. Mccormick and
Burke were through here last
Monday and took dinner with .
bachelor. They are out work.
ing Tor the interest OF Wagner
for the court house and the poo.
pie through here that signed for
Lake Andes are withdrawing
and going for Wagner. Why
shouldn't every one in these
parts vote for Wagner.
r. w. Mckenzie was through
here doing some collecting for
well drilling.
Rube Mcfarland was Smelling
corn Wednesday.
Henry Stolz has quite q time
to sell his numbers SO that he
can raf1ie OF his Tile and &C
cordian.
Leap year is about here q q
oil the old bachelors that int and.
ed to get married soon have
done so-all but Que. This cap
$3.50
tain ct Hans Jasperson's chart