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FIND SIXTY BOMBS.
q. s. Ohicer Thinks Mexican Revo
lutioni/ts RESPONSIBLE.

Ell PASO. Tex. July 31.-Deputy United
States Marshal Hillebrand today located
sixty bombs three miles northwest Of Ell
Paso, where it is believed Mexican revo-
lutionists had hidden them. A secret
service officer from San Antonio traced
the bombs from Ysleta. below Ell Paso. to
the place where they were found today.
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pany with his wife that he drove him
from the place.
Hypnotism Charged.

dypnotlSm CnaTSeu.
ION the following day. Wednesday. Mrs
Marthinson informed her husband that
she had been hypnetized by Bliss, but
that she was free from his spell and did
not want anything further to do with
him. Later in the day, aboutv1O O'Clock,
Bliss called up Mrs. Marthinson on the
telephone and sought to make an appoint
ment with her. Mr.. Marthinson was pres
ent and induced his wife to make an APP
pointment over the telephone. with Bliss
to call that evening lat the basement en-
trance CT the MarthinSon home, ana the
appointment was made.
Bliss called. in accordance with the
appointment, was seen by Messrs. Marth-
inson. Cole and White in the act of at
tempting to embrace Mrs: Marthinson,
was heard to ask her II there was any
one else in the house.
when confronted by the three gen.
tlemen named. Bliss confessed his mo-
tives in calling on Mrs. Marthinson.
Following these admissions on his part
he received a sound thrashing and Il
coat of tar. Mr.. White and Mr.. Marthin-
son have been acquainted about thirty
years. and Mr.. White was present as Mr..
Marthinson's friend, and at his request,
as a witness.
White Makes Statement.
James l.. White, one of the accused
men, said today:
Il have known Mr. Marthinson for the
past thirty years and was present at his
home Wednesday evening as his friend.
knew nothing of what was to occur and
as / had no grievance against Bliss and
barely knew him, took no part in what
TRANSFERRED"
For some time past. it is said. Bliss
has been paying assiduous attention to
Mrs. Marthinson, and has been seen re-
peatedky in the evenings to drive up to
the Kenyon street house in a trap. and
either drive away with Mrs. Marthinson
else hitch his horse and enter the
house. In his belief it is stated he did
woman.
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Mack Pondering Over Committees.

BUFFALO. July 31.-Norman E. Mack.
chairman of the democratic national COM
nnittee, has not yet completed his COM
rnittees, but expects to announce them
before leaving for New York this even
ing.
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LEADERS MEET HITCHCOCK
PRESENT THEIR VIEWS OF
OF NEW YORK SITUATION.
IT'S Thought Hitchcock Believes
Nomination Of Gov. Hughes Will
Add Republican Strength.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Frank H. Hitch
cock, chairman of the republican national
committee, today met the New York state
leaders and discussed with them the situa-
tion here as it relates to the national
campaign. During the early part of the
day he met Herbert Parsons, chairman
of the New York county committee; Will
liam l.. Ward, member of the national
committee from New York state, and
Timothy l.. Woodruff, chairman of the
state committee.
These state leaders sought the confer
ence. in order to present to Mr.. Hitch
cock their personal views of the co-opera-
tion they expect between the national off,
Gals and the state managers. While Mr..
Hitchcock declined to define his wishes
concerning the question of renominating
Gov. Hughes, his visitors gained the i'm
preston that he expects the state con-
vention to name the present governor as
candidate for another term. When Mr..
Hitchcock was in the west he found dis
tinct sentiment for Gov Hughes and a
belief that his denomination would
strengthen the republican ticket in other
sections of the country.
Frank Kellogg on Hand.
Frank b. Kellogg of Minnesota, who
has returned to assist in the prosecution
of the Standard Oil case, was at the Man
haitian Hotel 10 meet Mr. Hitchcock upon
his arrival from Washington this morn
ing. Mr.. Kellogg is en- route to st.
Paul after conference with Attorney
General Bonaparte at Lenox, Mass
The tenth floor of the Metropolitan Life
building, which will be occupied as New
York headquarters of the national COM
mittee, is receiving finishing touches to-
day. A part of the rooms will be opened
tomorrow and Mr.. Hitchcock will have his
Office there until he goes to Chicago about
August IA. He was accompanied to New
York by his assistant, James 7. Williams
jr.. Ormsby McHarg. who was counsel for
the Taft forces in. the conduct of contests
before the national committee at Chi
cago, and a force of clerks Mr. McHarg
will travel through the west, aiding the
state committees in the work of organic
ing for campaign work and particularly in
giving instructions for polling voters.
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FOREIGN Consuls Arrive.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Alfred A. Keun.
Roumanian consul general and U. Muller.
consul of Switzerland at Galveston. Tex,
arrived here today on the Lusitania.
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Unknown Men Killed by Train.
BRIDGEPORT, Ohio, July 3l.-Two un-
known men were run down and their
bodies mutflated by q train here early
today.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
MORRIS


Health improving.
The little intaag Of oscar Mat
thews. that VAS found dead in
the beI Friday morning. was
buried at Caney Sunday.
q. 3. lobe has moved back 10
his old farm
e,....,.... ,q......... ,,,f;....d b.,.a,-
. D,. Ir.,.,,..+oad
eoan5y SUNDAY 6Eira to the nm
.ayorahsa condition of theweath-
q. sos
.. ..ei.niat t.
make or aa-
~
@ .....
-. .-... ..... $500.
,..
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
ARTESIAN

Health is better in this vicin-
ity now and we hope it will re-
main SO.
Mr.. Ernest Summers made a
late return home last Sunday
night.
Mr.. J. H. Elder and family
visited Mr.. J. D. Summers and
family last Sunday night.
Preaching at Artesian was
largely attended last Sunday.
There was about a dozen present.
Mrs. Tarver and daughter,
Mamie, have been visiting Mr..
Will Crouch and family for the
past two weeks.
Blue Bell.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
y8St8I'S Reliable Bulbs.

Plant now for Spring blooming
Do not overlook getting a supply
Of bulbs in good season, so they
can be planted before the ground
is closed by frost.
Our Gall Bulb Catalog is now
ready and will be mailed on APP
plication. 1t is beautifully illus
trated and contains a most COM
plete list of all the standard and
best sorts.
Hyacihths, Tulips, Daffodils,
Lilies, Crocus, Freesias, Narcis-
sus, etc; also Rosea, Shrubs
and plants Tor Fall planting,
Palms, and Winter blooming
plants for the house.
We are the largest bulb i'm
porters and rose growers in the
JOS. w. VESTAL & SON
Little Rock, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
Is anniversary Number
1903
WORLD ALMANAC

will be the most unusual edition
of 2 Reference Book since IN.
printing press was invented by
Der jamin Franklin.
In addition to its regular Ii
brary of Universal knowledge,
embracing ten thousand facts
and figures indispensable to man
or woman. old or young. student,
school boy or girl. the farmer or
the merchant, the educator. or
the professional man. il will also
contain a 25-year resume of all
important events. historical or
otherwise.
Il will tell you, and tell YOU
accurately something alb out
everything and everything about
a great many things.
1000 Pages - Anniversary
Number "a per cent increase in
size and value bur ~ advance ,n
pre-
Nov on sale everywhere, price
% cents. Mailed to any address
for % cents.
Address the Press Publishing
Company, Pulitzer Building,
New York City.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The Vaughan Realty Co. Has the Following
BARGAINS TO Close Out This Week

A beautiful nome with eastern
exposure, concrete walks, six
rooms. Lots 150Xl25, Title per-
feet. Within four blocks Of the
depot. A bargain at $3.50, $500
cash balance to suit purchaser.
One pretty cottage home in
outh Prescott next to city limits
) rooms. Lots l15ElG9 good
water. very desirable and cheap.
4aJ acres hardwood timber
Ian sou y. city
Hic or4 m. bargain
S100tU=r acre.
Oae 7#9.a a..a #ane #n
W Man a##.
or 10 mr.
ga Sc d 4 b e.
at#z
W.
Pc
+.
aeF =Haz FL
goes 1sa.0a l.l..aa.-.
ae ae.# eaa PASTURE
of water. fine uut. SOB sandy
loaa. \ sF.ead 4 proposition,
yoa can bJv1t this week al 500
per acre worth double.
4 splendid bIacKiand farm Of
90 acres , IL miles IRON city and
Il mile from public school, all
enclosed with good fence, IL in
cultivation, balance in pasture.
Good well and lenty Of water.
Good new house, barn and gar
den. Improvements worth 500.
You can buy it all this week for
$3.50. IL cash. balance to suit
purchaser.
80 acres also 2 II miles from
CITY. well improved, good house,
barn. well. and 90 acres in good
state of cultivation, $3.50 cash.
Also 80 acres timber red land
adjoining. $500. Enough timber
must close to meet pressing obi
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
LOST

One tive year old sow, and one one
year old barrow, and four shoats six
months Old Al! are unmarked, pollen
ctsla stock. Anyone locating such
hogs, will please notify me at the Far
meIs Union Warehouse. LEE ROGERS.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16

@ 8H6
ea
a
has +
m a@o- u gha science,
~. aas undispu.aa.e evidence IN
p scott and in different parts
q the country that are living
witnesses Tor this truth Most
Of my practice mas been on Old,
chronic, complicated cases Of
long standing. who had been
drugged and drugged, suffered
ana suffered, paid out money and
paid out money, and their last
state worse, much worse, than
the first, and some Of them left
to live out a miserable life addic-
ted to the morphine habit, and
they can be found in all parts of
this great country of ours.
For over twelve months DR..
Belts has been preaching and
practicing the gospel of health
and happiness in Prescott, Ark,
which has proved a great blessing
to the many afflicted ones of long
standing.
The great law Of being whose
agent is the unconscious mind
(soul mind that does any act Of
healing.
Rea Ter, there is one thing you
must remember. All power
comes from the unconscious
mind (souI mind.) DR.. Belts I'M
derstands the law by which this
power is brought into action.
This will explain to the good peo-
pie why can heal all manner Of
diseases that are common diseases
of our country when all other
methods fail. Those that cannot
come and stay away from hume
and take a course Of personal
treatments, can come and take
one or two personal treatments
and tnen they can return home
and take one months absent
treatment, costing only $500.
Lots Of people are being healed
that way. L don't matter aooul
your faith, Il you want 70 get
we'll come on and get healed.
At last | have got what | have
been wanting ever since | have
been in Prescott, a quiet place
for my practice. Office in the
Evans house, West Main street,
Phone 63.
PROF. W. ?. BELTS,
Prescott, Ark.
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NOTICE

All parties ar hereby notified
that no hunting OF trespassing
on the Vaughn farm, near Mid
way will be allowed herea ter,
and anyone 50 violating viii be
prosecuted to the extent Of law.
ALEX VAUGHN.
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CHURCHES.

NE Church South Rev J. r. Dickerson, pas tor.
Preaching every Sunday morning and night
Prayer meeting every Wednesday Il Z I
Sunday School every Sunday morning at $40 a N.
Finis f. Murrah. Superintendent.
Baptist Church-Eld. r. c. Mahan, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning and night.
prayer meeting every Thursday night. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at o'clock: . 5.
Jones. Superintendent.
c. P Church-Rev l. N Clack pastor Preach
ing every Sunday morning md night. Sunday
School every Sunday morning at $780, w V. Tomp-
kins. Superintendent
Christian Church-Eid. R A. Highsmith pastor
Preaching every Lords day at II ar and Is
p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night.
Sunday school every Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock;
Chas F. Newth. Supt
Presbyterian Church Rev. II. NJ. McLain. past
tor Preaching the End. Bird and 4th Sundays in
each month. morning and night. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night. Sunday school every Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock: I. c. McRae. Supt.
W C. T. U.-meets End and 4th Friday after
moons at 4 O'Clock. Mrs. W. B. Waller. president;
Mrs. H. A. Sykes. Secretary.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
RURAL ROUTE
"'""' FREE FREE DELIVERY
Items of Interest By Patrons d
Carriers of the COunfY'S
Rural Routes.
r. BURNS, ED J


upon the new year We had
aeaa8 that tine uew wear would
H.H every carrier IT the county
a=aaer0. tag T. l.. g.. f.
fsa eaH-H rea5.Heie .H
4 Is no. he case but f is a5r
a=H et
COR
t
tlo 49, 90
E.a
n5ta.aa = faa ~ .eI1ezaz..
BIzlT sa5 .Hs - .#7U u ~ IA
crease 4I44 expression to E8al
sentiment - becoming one Of
us. and JOIN aands with Us Ior
the ray. doubt Ii yoa would
refuse an Increase to your pay,
Then come on ana help us to win.
DO not wait for us to fight the
battle and then step in and help
us. who have born the brunt of
battle, share in the spOils of VIC
tory. Nevada county gets two
more routes, which will be es-
tablished at Bodcaw. This makes
a total of fifteen routes for
Nevada county. Now boys, you
who are still out of the associa-
ton. come on and set an example
for the new carriers who will be
appointed when these routes go
into operation.
| give YOU below the platform
of our National President, Paul
Lindsey. What will you do Bro.
Carrier? VIII YOU rally to his
support, or set supinely by and
allow him to wage the battle for
YOU alone, without even accord
ne him the support your name
as a member will give? Its up
to you.
WORK FOR 1903
Paul L. Lindsay, president of
the \. r. l.. {. A., outlines the
work OF the Association during
1865. as follows:
First What do we wish?
Second How can we obtain
our wishes?
Under the first PROPOSITION. |
believe that practically every
carrier will agree with me in the
following statement. which I
snail make my platform"
First Pay Tor handling locked
pouches.
second A schedule which Is
based upon one mile instead OF
vo.
fhird Pay in excess Tor over
lventv-four miles in proportion
to scheduled pay for less than
turatv-fo.n miles.
Fourth A semi-monthIv pay
da..
Fifth rocoon;tion Of longlb
80 ,;,,,a :, ,a,., -. = = = : =
" e!'''9 ~ SCI We
SlXth-A provision Whefeoy a
route improperly measured can
be remeasured without DELAY
when carrier CHALLENGES the
..'s...,.,S,,,o,.t
measurement.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
INSTRUCTIVE INTERESTING
CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO USE IT
A Monthly Magazine devoted to the
use of English
Josephine Turck Baker, Editor.

PARTIAL CONTENTS
Queries and Answers
The Art of Conversation
Shall and Will: Should and Would:
How to Use them
RECOMMENDATIONS Century Dictionary
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Grammar
Course in Letter Writing and Punctua-
ton.
Business English for the Business Man.
Compound words: How to Write Them.
Studies in English Literature.
AGENTS WANTED
81 90 a wear ~ cents fO,. Caponla copu
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
LODGES.

Masonic -meets LIST Friday night in each month.
J. r. York. w. M, Dale Wilson. Secretary.
Woodmen of the World Meets I'd and 18th
Wednesday nights in each month. q. +. Haynie.
c. c: Dio Lewis, clerk.
Knights of Pythias meets every Monday night
&. a. Hayes. c. c.; P. +. Chappell, h. of r. & S.
Odd Fellows meets every Tuesday night. J.
T. Wilson y. G.; Alex Vaughn. Secretary.
Ancient Order Of United Workmen--meets every
Wednesday night Lee Rogers. NJ. w; f. r.
Newth. recorder.
knights and Ladies of Honor meets 1st and 3rd
Thursday nights in each month Alex. Naugan
protector b. j. Daniels. Sec.
Nevada COUNTY Medical Society meets list Mon
day night in each month. DR.. Nm. W. Rice. pres
ident; DR.. J. S. Chastain. secretary.
Rebekah Lodge No. 23a meets every first and
third "Wednesday nigh iu eaer monab Lola
Wilson, Secretary Ressa &C. Noble Grand
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-16
POSTOFFICE.

Postmaster Jack GraysOu
Clerk Walter Hirst
Office hours Open at q. m. close at 8 p. m.
open al 81. IA. close at 1880 T. m Sunday open
at $50 a. m. close at l030 e. M. open at 1870 p, IA;
close at 80 %. IA. Money order DEPARTMENT open
at a. n. close at I y. m.
Nal from Rasston and intermediate points ar
rive- Al Il a. M, leaves at ! p. IA.
Mail from Gale and intermediate points arrives
at n a. m. and leaves e. m.
Taoze routes daily except sunday
M a rufa. routes &o-. 4. ,. >, D. 3 and leaves
ese.t aas except Sundas a- a. fn
Hail for AL trans made ap 8 miaate- before
tho schedule departure If tram.
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$l.00 year. locents for sample copy
CORRECT ENGLISH, EVANSTON, I'LL.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-01-11

Cancelled his orders, placing the ,rans-
mitter to his lips this time that there
might be no mistake.
While he had been conducting these
experiments, however, he had left the
door of his inner office open. A clerk
had seen him and pointed out the sight
to other employees.
81 knew that the old man was wor-
ried," said the clerk; now you see."
This explains why rumor Of the
serious illness of 1.-The old man" got out
into the financial district.
Another Of the experimenters called
up his wife on the telephone.
How are you? It's Jim," he said
through his chest.
The wife, whom he hadn't called up
in at least three years except to say
that he wouldn't be home for dinner,
was surprised and pleased till her hus-
bands next remark spoiled the effect.
Il am talking through my chest" he
said.
what do you r,eanT
"Now / am talking through my
head"
Jim
"And now I am talking through my
foot"
~Jim," she said, have you been
drinkingY'
Then he told her about the article in
New York newspaper on the new
system Of telephoning. but she wouldn't
listen to more.
II shall smell your breath when you
come home tonight" she said and rang
off.
In some Of the Broadway hotels the
attendants didn't understand at first
what had come over the people. In
one hotel a man came out Of the bar
and entered a booth. A few moments
later a page went to the clerks desk
with the information:
you'd better call policeman
There's a man drunk or crazy in No. 8
BOOTH"
In such cases explanations. If backed
with copies of the paper containing the
article on telephoning, were accepted.
Perhaps the most skeptical persons
In town were such of the telephone
girls who hadn't seen the story.
"Hello, grille! I'm talking to you
through my chest" said one man at q
nickel-in- the-slot machine in a drug
store.
Number, please" said the girl with
eringiy.
| He hesitated.
"Aw, go and talk through your Chest
some morer' she told him and Their
cut him off without his nickel.
At last the central girls became con
J vinced that there really was something
1 in ii. One or two of them experiment
ed and told the others, but after a tins
| the subject became tiresome. Every
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-01-11

thing grows old in New York in a very
short time so the remark of the sub
scriber that he was talking through
his foot or head was answered with:
cav, that's an old one. Did you just
get on to it,"
The telephone officials didn't see any
thing startling in the new mode.
''Its just a little fad in Manhattan"
an officer of the company said. ut is
not new. In fact, l think some foreign
engineer invented a transmitter which
took its vibrations from the outside Of
the throat. 1t really shows what SEN
sitive instrument the telephone is. The
transmitter contains In an air chamber
a diaphragm which vibrates with the
vibrations of the voice. This action of
the diaphragm modulates an electric
current flowing through the circuit,
which modulations are heard as sound
ct the other end. The transmttter IA
sensitive enough to react to Vibrations
coming through tho chest or through
any part Of the body where vibrat3enG
may be felt"
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MENTIONING METHOD
How Those Who Talked Through
Their Chests Fared.
STILL ANOTHER DISCOVERY.

One Subscriber Finds That You Can
Telephone Even Through Your Foot.
Experience of a Man Who Called Up
His Wife-seientific Explanation.
After New York at breakfast the
other day had read Of the new way Of
telephoning developed in St Louis an
experimental era in Manhattan set in.
says the New York Times.
The two young women Of St Louis
who were the opponents Of the new
method found that you could telephone
through your chest almost as well as II
you talked directly into the transmit
ter. In fact, almost any part Of the
body would answer. 1t remained, how
ever, for an elderly man in an Office
| downtown to disclose the fact that If
you laid the transmitter tightly against
the sole Of your foot you could make
the man at the other end of the line
hear.
This man, like many others, had
read the news on the way downtown.
| Once in his office he went to his tele-
phone. Putting the transmitter against
his chest, he gave central the number
j of his brokers. He was much surprised
and delighted when the connection was
made. Shifting the transmitter to his
/ head, he called:
| BUY me 200 West Shore fours."
! The man at the other end repeated
/ the order.
| Then the position of the transmitter
was lowered.
"Pick up not over 5000 Inter-Met
| common" he said.
Then he held the transmitter against
the sole of his foot.
you might buy me some Knicker.
| booker trust" he said.
"How much?' came back over tbs
| wire.
/ Then the elderly operator, secure in
the joy that he had made discovery
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-01-11
MORE HISTORY
Clipped from the Orondo News of IS
Years Ago when OrondO Was
Being Doomed.

The following items are clipped
from the Orondo News of March 81,
1890, when that little burg was bid
ding for fame as the Gateway to
the Big Bend:
Here and There.
Mr. Cook has taken the contract
to deliver for $50 the machinery
for the Wenatchee steam ferry on
the Clockum right away.
L. H. Woodin of Chelan was in
town for supply of nails and -four
the past week, the river being clear
of snow, the supplies were taken on
wagon, skiff and pack horses to the
lake.
VIM. Gardner of Wenatchee in
forms us that he has located a very
fine marble quarry on the Entiat
river about five miles from the
mouth.
T. J. Cannon begins work on his
dam and mill right away.
Miss Eta Burch, Wesley Porter
and Captain Goggins called at Oron
do on Sunday on their way down the
Columbia in a skiff. Miss Burcf
stopped at Wenatchee and the res
of the party went on to the steame
at Rock Island.
A contract mas been let for puttini
in a 12-foot high crib filled wit
rock, on the north end of the Entia
river 1t is the intention to have tn
bridge completed in time for HUI
bert's steam ferry at Orondo.
VIM. Gardner of Wenatchee in
forms us that he discovered last sea
son new coal fields more extensiv
than the Roslyn coal fields on tn
Twisp rver about four and a hal
miles from its confluence with tn
Methow and about 81 miles from tn
Columbia. The coal vein is min
feet four inches wide between tn
walls-being about seven feet an
half coal vein. The coal is btu
minous in grade. and gave 80 an
81 per cent respectively in analyst
made at Ruby City and Spokan
Falls, being a finer grade of Goa
than that at Roslyn. Mr.. Gardne
is in correspondence with capitalist
who are to send an expert to e1
anime the coal this spring, and
found as good as represented by Nj
Gardner, operations will be inaus
urated to open it up.