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Regan of Devils Lake
Shot by Tenant on Farm

Devils Lake. N. D., Nov 25.z-It has
been several weeks since B. B. Regan
appeared in the limelight, but he got
there yesterday all right-with both
feet.
Early last spring Regan rented his
farm for term of years to Mr.. Stan
ley. 1t was freely predicted at the
time that Stanley was inviting all
kinds Of trouble and annoyance when
he commenced to deal with Regan, but
he seemed to be willing to take his
chances. Soon after the lease was
signed up and he took possession the
trouble commenced. When Regan was
released from Jail after serving a sem
tence for beating up his wife he want
ed to gain possession of his farm.
Stanley knew his rights and stood
upon them, at the samS time warning
Regan not to tramp down the grass
But Regan who hadn't had any trouble
for several weeks, kept hunting, and
this morning he found it. He had
warned Stanley that he would get
him" but Stanley kept saving wood
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AVENGED
Haytien Minister Of Interior Is
Executed
REVOLUTION PROGRESSING
GENERAL LEcoNTE MURDERED
AFTER HE HAD CAUSED DEATH
OF THREE-PEoPLE BECOME
EXCITED AND PUMP BULLETS
INTO DIPLOMAT.

Port Au Prince, Hayti, Nov 25.--
The report that General Leconte, the
Haytien minister or the interior, has
been killed at Jeremle, was confirmed
today The circumstances of his death
are briefly as follows
Upon arriving at Jeremie at the
head of government detachment sent
out against the revolutionists, he found
the government gunboat Groyant
ashore. He at once accused Command
er Captain Ostema Of treason and re-
fusing to listen to any explanations,
he forthwith had him executed.
After this act Leconte landed at Jer-
ennie for the purpose of recruiting men
to fight against the rebels under Gem
eral Simon, leader of the movement
against President Nord Alexis Some
of the people of Jeremie protested
against this course whereupon Leconte
selected two OF the most prominent
citizens and had them executed.
Caused Great Indignation.
These outrages wrought the people
up to great degree of excitement and
indignation. They armed themselves
hastily and advanced against Leconte
and his troops. There was practically
no resistance. Leconte was taken q
prisoner and in his turn executed by
a fusilade upon the same wharf where
he had caused the killing of Istema
and the other two men.
General Tanerede auguste has been
named minister of the interior in sue
cession to Leconte. The revolution is
progressing.
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Will SHOCK
The WORLD
Jap Oppression Of Koreans Is
Most Cruel
STARTLING CONDITIONSEXIST
IoNDoNER IN CHARGE OF BRIT
lsH CONCESSIONS IN KOREA
DECLARES TALE OF JAP CRUEL
TY WOULD MAKE EVERY WHITE
RACE RISE AGAINST YELLOW
BOYS.

Los Angeles, CAL. Nov. 25.--W. s.
Holloway. of London. who five
years had charge OF the. British g ses-
sions in Korea and is returniri. Ser
a short absence, is now In the Il y
Holloway said last night that If @
ileged to speak, he could tell \ Z.
OF cruelty on the part of Japan :
their treatment OF the Koreans whic
would make every member of the white
race rise in arms againt the MI
kado's people.
II am returning to Korea and not
leaving said Holloway, ''or I would
talk. 1t would be one of the most
startling stories ever published II
competent newspaper men were sent
to Korea and the real condition OF
the Japanese oppression told to the
world. 1t would make every white
man revolt and turn against the Jap
anese. I wish / could talk, but can
not
81 could tell of how the japanese
surrounded the Korean emperor's pal
ace with maxims even after they had
secured what they wanted in the way
of abdication and no life was safe
Neither the government of the United
States or England knows of the dis
honesty and lack Of principle OF the
Japanese"
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HENEY Will wage
War ON HIGHER-UPS

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-The men
responsible for bribery and corrup-
tion and not their tools will suffer
if Francis j. Heney has his way In
San Francisco.
So far recovered from his wounds
that ne could outline his future ac-
tion, the district attorney today
declared his life work viii be car
ried to completion.
"The true source of the vice and
corruption so far uncovered" he
said, "is not the individual dynamit-
er, jury briber, kidnapper and assas-
er, Jury briber, kidnaper and assas-
sin. Such beings are>> only the suo-
bles welling from the pool of fifth
that has been years in the making
We must be satisfied with nothing less
than the root"
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Valetta, Island of Malta, Nov. 25.-
Nearly two hundred persons, passen-,
gers and crew of the Ellerman line,i
steamer Sardinia are believed to have
perished today when the steamer was
destroyed by fire just after she had
sailed for Alexandria, Egypt
The Sardinia was scarcely a mile
off Grand Harbor when the first sign
of the fire appeared, but with a strong
wind TO fan the flames, the whole ship
was soon ablaze and the passengers
and crew had scarcely a chance for
their lives.
Wild Scene Of Panic.
There was a wild scene OF panic on
board as the repidly spreading flames
drove the passengers to the rails and
many of the excited ones, not even
waiting for. the boats to be lowered,
plunged into the sea. Scores are be-
lieved to have been drowned. Others,
trapped by the fire, were literally
roasted to death or smothered without
a chance for life.
High Sea Prevented Rescue.
There were many craft in the harborl
at the time of the disaster and several
tugs and other swift small vessels
rushed to the assistance of the i'm
periled liner. A high sea and half
gale which was prominent at the time
of the disaster, made 1t impossible for,
them even to approach the Sardinia,i
and they could do little in the way OF
aid. I
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and incidentally tending to his own
business.
Several Shots Fired.
Early yesterday, Regan drove UP to
the place 15ith three teams and an
nounced that he was going to load up
three loads of wheat And he did
load up the loads. But when he start
ed away with one of them he was
ordered not to do So He started, at
the anne time reaching for what Stan
ley supposed was a gun in his hip
pocket. Stanley, remembering Re-
gan's warning that he would get
him." pulled his own gun and com
menced firing. Several shots were
fired, and it was supposed that all
took effect. Regan fell over, and
Stanley started to town to give himself
up to the officers. He had not gone
far, however, until Regan was noticed
walking toward one of his teams ap-
parently uninjured. DIR. Sihler was
sent for and he went out and dressed
Regan's wounds which are not con-
sidered serious.
Stanley is I'm town today, and saws
he was acting under instructions from
his attorneys.
The next chapter is to come later.
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TAWNEY HALTS
BUDDING BOON
REFUSES TO BE CANDIDATE FOR
sPEAkERsHiP IN OPPOSITION
TO UNCLE JOE.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 25.-Con-
gressman James A. Tawney nipped in
the bud an incipient boom for himself
as candidate for speaker of the house
of representatives today. When he
reached town, Mr.. Tawney found that
his name was being freely used in
connection with the prospective oppo-
sition to Uncle Joe Cannon's election
as presiding officer of the house.
1T is sheer nonsense" said Mr. Taw-
ney today. Il am for Cannon's re-
election and believe that all attempts
to cook up row between President
elect Taft and Uncle Joe will end, as it
ought to end, in failure. Mr.. Cannon
stands on the republican platform for
a revision Of the tariff and is sincere
in his, declaration. / believe that
somebody Is trying to build up a man
of straw by persistently declaring that
there is to be fight between Judge
Taft and Speaker Cannon"
Mr.. Tawney has summoned the mem
bers of the appropriations committee
to meet on Monday of next week.
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HOSPITAL SHIP IS
WRECKED in TYPHOON
Admiral sperry Learns whereabouts
of U. 8. Ship, the
Relief.

Manila. Nov. 25.--Admiral sperry
today received telegram from the
hospital ship Relief, fiye days over due
at Guam, for which port the vessel
sailed from this harbor Nov. rs. The
message came by way of sorsorgon, In
southern Luzon, and stated that the
ship was badly damaged BY typhoon
which was encountered On Nov. Is.
during which the engines were dis
abled. Fire broke out on the Relief,
but was promptly gotten under control,
the crew Of the ship showing splendid
discipline The Relief is now pro-
ceeding to Manila under her own
steam, repairs to her engines having
been made BY the crew.
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LOVE LETTERS
BUSINESS need
NECESSITY FOR A THEATRICAL
MAN SAYo OSCAR HAM
MERSTElN,

New York, Nov. 25.-Oscar Ham
merstein made some more interesting
comments today in the suit against
him OF Miss Frances Lee. and in the
interview acknowledged the author
ship of the 500 letters Miss Lee says
she will put In evidence In the suit.
1T was ten years ago that first
met Miss Lee, who is really Mrs,
Salton of Denver" said Mr.. Hammer
stein.
Yes, wrote the letters, and what
Is more. / meant every word in them.
Can't a man write love letters? /
wanted to-and did. am a man of
temperament and impulses and my
letters probably show It,
"A man in the theatrical business is
allowed more liberties than his busi-
ness brethren. His business demands
ftw
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WHAT | AM VERY
THANKFUL FOR

TEDDY-''That / will soon have
a long rest. with nothing to do but
run the United States senate and
Harvard University, edit the Out
look, write books and magazine
articles at dollar word, travel
in Europe and kill all the big game
in Africa"
TAFT-"That the White House
has a big bath tub. and wide
DOORS"
BRYAN-"For the Chautauqua
circuit"
SHERMAN, of Taft & Sherman
That / am by. nature retiring
unobtrusive. anyway, and don't
mind It."
T. GoBBLER- "Nothing-I am
all cut up about TT
WI TING FANG-"That / am
a vegetarian - considering the
price Of turkeys
GENE DEBs - Better luck
next time"
EDWARD vII-"That the king
business is still good in England,
even IL Neighbor Bill does have
his troubles"
~ ABDUL THE DAMNED-"For
the biggest crop of Young Turks
that any country ever had"
BATTLING NELSON - Hey.
BIO, didn't knock the stuffing out
of Joe and get away with all the
dark meat in the platterY
ALL THE FISHES THAT
Thanksgiving Day doesn't fall on
Friday"
HEARST-"That there are still
few letters in existence and
another campaign is coming
q g
hEEbEN, IOTIuSEIy OL Bryan q
Kern-"Well, just see what l have
escaped" "
THAW-"That / am becoming
accustomed to being crazy"
UNCLE JoE-"That can still
Stand Pat" "
a
JIM JEFFRIES- That the Pro-
hibition wave hasn't struck Cali
fornia."
RYAN-"That / have always
preserved my honesty and integ-
rity-just look at poor Morse"
JOHN D.-tThat justice is still
meted out in the courts of the
land and that twenty-nine mil
lions is yet ours"
HUGHES - "Ofs cosA9e I'm
thankful but who Is this person
Chanler, anyway"
FORAKER-''T-:at the public
hasn't a long memory"
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PLANS FOR TAfT'S
INAUGURATION
CHAIRMAN HiTcHc ocK AN
NouNcEs CHAIRMAN or In
AUGuRAL COMMITTEE.

Washington, Nov. 5.-With the an
nouncement today by Chairman
Hitchcock, OF the republican national
committee, of the appointment Of Ed
ward ]. Stellwagen of this city, as
chairman Of the inaugural committee,
the first step was taken In the work
Of preparing for the inauguration OF
Mr. Taft and Mr.. Sherman, as presi-
dent and vice president on March i
next. Mr.. StellWagen accepted the
commission and will enter at once
upon the duties Of his Office, which
carries no emoluments. but involves a
great deal OF hard work and respons-
bility. Mr. Stellwagen has long been
prominently identified with some OF
the largest financial and commercial
enterprises of Washington and Is a
man of splendid executive ability The
selection Of vice chairman and other
officers Of the committee will not be
n@ade until after Mr.. Hitchcock pays
d visit to Hot Springs whittier he goes
tonight for conference with Mr.. Taft.
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HARDEST TIMES OF
AGE in GERMANY
NATION SEEKS TO FIND WORK
FOR VAST ARMY or UNEM-
PLoYED MEN.

Berlin, Nov. 15-Unanimous action
by the labor unions of Germany is ex-
pected to result in governmental aid
Delng given to the unemployed a.
once
It is declared by the labor leaders
that already more than one third Of
their total membership are out of
work and have no means of support
The Berlin authorities may inaugu-
rate expensive public improvements
to provide work for the involuntary
idle.
This will be only drop in the
bucket" however. and the plan now
proposed. is for the German govern
ment to carry into effect extensive
plans for national improvements which
We're tentatively approved some time
ago.
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CARNEGIE TURNS
DOWN INVITATION

Washington, Nov. 25.-Sereno r.
Payne, chairman of the house ways
and means committee, today received
a reply to the Invitation which he ex-
tended to Andrew Carnegie to appear
before the committee at hearing on
the metal schedule. Carnegie thanks
Payne for his invitation but asks TO
be excused from appearing before the
committee. saying that he has serv-
ed his full term in Washington on tar
if matters.
matters.
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JOHN v. GATES
MOTHER DYING
AGED WOMAN Is KNOWN IN ST.
CHARLES (iLL.) AS LADY
BouNTiFuL.n

Aurora ILL.,. Nov 25.--Mrs. Asel A.
Gates. mother Of John w. Gates, St.
Charles millionaire, is dying at Port
Arthur, Tex, the winter home OF her
son.
Mrs. Gates Is known as LADY
Bountiful. In ST. Charles. Her char
ity seemed to be unbounded and no
needy family ever has been turned
away from her door without aid
Mrs. Gates was born at Gates Mills.
~ r.. and came to st. Charles when
young woman. sixty years ago Her
husband died two years ago.
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FORAKER FOR HARRIsY
Conference Held at Columbus Over
Ohio Senatorial Election.

Columbus. o., Nov. 25.-Sen. j. b.
Foraker, Charles Dick and Governor
Harris went into conference yesterday
at the stateheuse supposedly over a
successor to Senator Foraker In the
United States senate, The legislature
to be called in January will elect For
akers successor. There are all sorts
Of rumors regarding the conference,
one Of them being that Senator For
aker Is ready to throw his influence to
Governor Harris In case the senator
sees that ne himself cannot be elected
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WIRELESS
MARK BROKEN.
STATION AT FRISCO ovERHEARs
CODE MESSAGES BELIEVED
TO HAVE BEEN SENT FROM
JAPAN.

San Francisco. Nov. 25.-The wire
less station in this city last night re-
ported having overheard during the
past fortnight code messages which are
station in Japan.
To confirm the local company's be-
lief that messages have come from Ja-
pan, the Honolulu wireless station is
said to have heard the same code mes-
sages. The Japanese station Is more
than 5000 miles in an air line from this
city, and should the signals which have
been sent in the Japanese code have
originated In Japan, the wireless REC
ord will have been broken by more
than 5000 miles.
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CROWD JAMS
COURT ROOM
SUIT OF COUNT RoNI FOR Gus.
ToDY OF CHILDREN OPENS IN
PARIS TODAY.

Paris, Nov 25.-The suit Of Count
Boni de Castellane against his former
wife, who was Miss Anna Gould OF
New York and is now the wife OF
Prince Helie de Sagan, for the custody
of his three children was opened here
today. The court room was jammed to
the doors when the hearing was called.
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AGAINST
LAMPHERE
COURTS INSTRUCTION TO JURY
IN LAPoRTE TRIAL AD-
VERSE To DEFEND
ANT.

La Porte, Ind, Nov 25.-The state
Y >red victory today in the trial
9. Ray Lamphere, charged with the
\ g Ter of Mrs. Belle Guinness. When
1e< y Richter, following the exhaus-
tive arguments by both sides and OF
many authorities, announced he would
instruct the jury that If the evidence
showed that Lamphere set fire to
the Guinness house, even If the fire did
not cause the death of any Of the
persons therein, the jury must find
him guilty of arson The defense
fought hard to have this paragraph
of the instructions left out but the
court decided that it was proper.
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CORPSEs DANGLE
BEFORE PULPIT
THREE NEGROES WHO SHOT DEP.
UTY sHERIFFs IN TENNEs-
SEE LYNcHED BY MOB.

Tiptonville, Tenn, Nov. 25.-Three
dead bodies dangling. from an impro-
,yised scaffold erected in front of the
pulpit of a negro church, Ave miles
from this city was the spectacle which
greeted a crowd of curious people who
gathered about the church today to
view the work of the mob which took
from the Tiptonville jail last night,
Marshall, Ed and Jim Stineback, three
negroes who shot and fatally wounded
two deputy sheriffs in front of this
same church last Saturday night.
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zoo DIE
when BIG
SHIP BURNS.
Appalling Loss Of Life on the
Steamer Sardinia
Wild Scene OF PANIC ABOARD

HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE RE.
PORTED FROM VALETTA, ISLE
OF MALTA, WHERE ELLERMAN
LINE VESSEL WAS DESTROYED
BY FIRE ToDAY-5ELIEVED ALL
PASSENGERS AND CREW PER-
IsHED - HEAVY SEA AND
FIERCE GALE MADE RESCUE OF
ILL-FATED PERSONS IMPossI-I
BILE, ALTHOUGH DISASTER oc-
CURED BUT MILE FROM HAR-
RoR.
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MILLIONAIRE MARRIEs
ADOPTED DAUGHTER.

Boston, Nov. 25. - Geo. #. d.
Paine, millionaire, is bound for
Ceylon with his wife. who was for
merly his adopted daughter, and
before that was Miss Margaret q.
Johns. She is SO.
Paine's first wife has been sent
to an insane asylum. She became
attached to Miss Johns years ago.
Paine then adopted Miss Johns.
RE had the adoption papers re-
voked when he decided on mar
riage.
Paine has layished luxury upon
his new wife.
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PRISONERS SENTENCED.
Ensrud and Wilson Sent to the Per
FOR One Year Each.

Towner N DA Nov. 25.-sheriff
Jevnager, Harry Bundy and Robert
Hutton have returned from Bismarck
where they lodged Otto Ensrud and
Bert Wilson in the state penitentiary.
Ensrud was sentenced to one year upon
his plea of guilty of stealing a horse
from Fox's pasture last September.
Wilson, who is a transient, pleaded
guilty to charge of forgery in the
third degree and also received a SEN
tence of one year.
The. sentences were very light In
both cases, but it will probably give
them sufficient time to repent of their
former follies and to do better in the
future.
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ENGINEER
SAVES 100

Lacrosse, Wis, Nov. 25.-r-The hero
ism of Engineer Julius Jones in stick
Ing to his post and applying the emer-
gency brakes saved the lives of 15O
passengers on passenger train which
-coIlided with a freight at Portage
Junction, H., today, on the Burling-
ton & Quincy railroad. The fireman
was killed by jumping from the train
and the head brakeman, name unre-
ported. was fatally injured. The pas
sengers were uninjured.
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LAID CORNER STONE.
First Ceremony on Building of New
Lutheran Church at Towner.

Towner. N. d., Nov. 25--The laying
of the corner stone of the new Luther
an church took place Sunday, The
exercises were very largely attended
and successful in every respect.
s The church when completed, will
cost about $4,000 and will be one of
the finest in this part Of the state. The
congregation has been without a
church or resident pastor until Rev.
Sauer came here last spring. Since
his arrival he has been working earn
estly for the erection of new church
and he and his co-workers are to be
congratulated on their success.
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|HOBSON FEARS u. 5.
WAR WITH CHINESE

Parkersburg, w. Va, Nov. 25.--
Congressman Richmond p. Hobson
fears war between China and the
United states will follow the present
state of unrest in China.
In a. letter sent from Parkersburg
today to President Roosevelt, Hobson
urges him to have the America feet
remain In Asiatic waters.
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Discuss Irritation.

Baker City, Ore, Nov. 25.-Recla-
nation of the semi-ari lands of
Oregon is under discussion at meet
ing of the State Irrigation convention,
opened here today In addition to
delegates from all over Oregon, visitors
are here from Washington and Idaho.
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WORLDS Largest Baby Dead.

Springfield, O., Nov. 25-AAdalina Put
lila, the largest baby in the world, died
last night Of pneumonia at the home
of her parents. Domino and Bessie
Putilla. She was 3 years old, weighed
100 pounds and was forty inches high
OF ordinary size at birth. she weighed
sixty pounds when / year old.
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LOST BALLOON
DROPS in ARIz.
THE UNITED STATES TRAVELS
DISTANCE or 500 MILES IN
LESS THAN SIX
HOURS.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 25.--A dis
patch from Ehrenburg, Ariz., brought
word that the balloon United states,
with Capt. A. E. Erueller as pilot, and
]. X. Hutchinson, newspaper man,
a passenger, had landed at that place
at 4:1O o'clock Monday afternoon The
start was made from this city at 1913
o'clock Monday morning. Ehrenburg
Is more than 900 miles from Los A.
geles as the. crow flies and the bal
loon had travelled nearly, IL not quite,
800 miles in less than six hours.
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Gone After Pupils.

Bismarck, N. D.. Nov 25 superin-
tendent Davis Of the Indian school,
has gone down to the Standing Rock
reservation to bring pupils to Bis
marck who are to enter the indian
school. He has all the supplies on
hand and is ready to begin the work
for which the school ID designed.
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SITUATION IN
india ALARMING
ATTACKS AND ATTEMPTS MADE
DAILY ON LIVES or OFF,
GALS AND CIVILIANS.

Calcutta, Nov 25.-The situation in
India has not shown such a menace
for many years past. Attacks and
attempts on the lives of Englishmen
officials and civilians are of most daily
occurrence.
Lord Mimic, viceroy of India, re-
turned here today from the northern
part. cutting short his excursion in
this territory for the purpose Of con-
sidering measures to cope with the
native disaffectfon.
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Want Newton.

Dickinson, N. d., Nov. 25.--A petit
tion was circulated and largely signed
by the members of the bar and prom
inent business men of the city asking
Governor Burke to name Hon. Geo. w.
Newton of Bismarck as one Of the SUI
preme court judges.
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AMERICANS BUY
SPANISH MINES

Wallace, Idaho. Nov. 25 Daniel
Gardener, millionairs mine owner,
announces that he has purchased and
will operate under modern methods
the mines in the vicinity Of Barcelona
Spain. from which it Is the belief that
the Romans derived their lead supply
It will be the first time sne nanes a.s4W
been touched for centuries.