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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
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- 1eno DwinQ 1919

On the first and third Tuesday a
each month during the entire year,
the Colorado a southern will n
round trip homeseekers tickets o. a
great many points in New Me- %
and Texse at greatly reduced rates.
Final limit TWENTY-FIVE days. al y
ing stop-over privileges.
For detailed information, rates
etc. call On yoar nearest Colorado 4
SoatAeEn Agent, or address + F.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent,
Daver. l5-52 al
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
rdking rssua Eees

Rainbow trout are just beginning
10 run in earnest. and men st the
three field spawning sestsoas are
kept busy taking eosa. Elmer
Amee il in change II Des~er cseek,
Geo. Pescen = Sseshea aaA n. n.
Foster q Little En- cseek-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
NuAsauss ~ Sale

We have seed potatoes, both early
and late varieties. Also first class
potatoes for cooking Price 7Jc prr
hundred in 800 H. lots.
l5.tf. Y. M. HANMAKFE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
II. {. OwsA hsa;ce

On Sunday, May Ia, will lie held
the Epworth League Anniversay.
Special services, including solos and
special address, in the evening IRON
TO s O'Clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Our stock of furniture includes
all kinds Of rockers, from luxurious
easy chairs. upholstered in leather,
to the pretty birds eye maple and
uiho~ rockefs. Osr sock COM
bincs beauty With comfort and rea-
suaable prov.
l5-tf. CLARENCE ADAMS, Gunnisoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
~ In q esulnai

The latter part II last weed sh.
world Vas shocked 10 hear "a ~
ssddea death of E.isard VII. Ktat
Of Eaglaed. Mis- eldest sos. wss
imnaediately crowned as Geosae \
Edward had osly been oa the shssss.
eight years
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
u CO. liaanas Ansanuo

r. Reynol<ls. hsssssa tor the ~.
Grsaae sad Wsssesa CRioR ost oI
GssAisoa Gos in ske toils yessss4ey
NJ ws~ sccssed by the rsilvasA ei
co,lscsiaG eld bssss. ed sasG Il ~
kisA I'D ssolisG i 70 pstalsss. ~
lsounm - sh0 - ssess>ls4 " sAiI
u - 0us9 estlssa shs ossey -,
sssa = 49, - sese cs~Pssg
Ths pssaim,ssrv hessiss before
JsAGe l%oAv peswbssA 10 his being
- saAss $500 besA - bis trial
sAis sitsssSos nssy ssesk in his be
iAG bosad over 10 the district court,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
Nulsasss ~ So

Seed potaroes also cooking pota-
toes, .5c cwt ut W. A. johnson :
ranch, Hot Spring creek, Doyleyllle,
Colo. lGf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

We still have some of those pack
ages of garden seeds sent to News
Champion by Congressman Taylor,
You are welcome TO them either by
calling at the Office or dropping us
a card
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

FoR SALE Cheap if taken at once,
three horse power engine and hve
horse power boiler complete with all
fittings and accessories. one Worth
ington Duplex pump. one cutoff saw,
"a inch with mandrell, Simplex com
bination ehurn and butter worker
complete. one feed cutter, and all
ether fixtures and tools TO be used
with abo~e mentioned machinery.
All machinery in first clsss condition
1890 BRucE REpDEx, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

DO not neglect your ewes when
an expert optician is in Gunnison
ON the l4th, 18th and 10th Of MAY.
Not house TO house fskir but q
qualified optician with 10 years ex-
perlence. DR. SINGLETON. q. ID.
Graduate 0ptician.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
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An exsapIe oa the eeekssse pas-
tlssasksp 81 tue blsad sdhssaass II
Psschss " well shown in the sc-
eonpasylag article. letter wksch
JsdSe D. c. tIeaman IT tlsasss ne
csesly wrote - the edItos of tbs
GIs.wood Pass PsnchSs sad Teddy
ssA Gsr6sld sse aasch d,spxssd "
sanoss ssss<'s rtahas 90 cay oskss
klsA 0f saQhss. sad Is wss nSAsssl
thst sAesr s~pportess sAoulA sAssk
any 0sksT cessse . voss dvsasa.
hay f'sh. i9lo
Editor GIsswood Post.
Glsawoed sprsaes. Colersdo.
Isss Sls
ksve lust read With terror and
d.ssasy your editorial uf Aprh 3a,th,
IN wkscA yos SAY that states rights
''pesishsd with the War II Ssces-
sioa" sad that the Federal Govern
saess sAosld undertake 70 do the
wosk IF the states w,tkia their
bo~adsr,es. DOING 1T with full
assherisy,' because, as you say, the
doctrine ot states rights hes beea %
completsly repsdlstsd BY the people,
that, save for . tew dsesnsers in
ColoFsdo. It is never heard Of ia this
Intelligent and progressive aae"
For forty live years the grestess
legal and political writer's, and the
cosrts Of the United States have
said that not single principle Of Say
Kind wss decided by the Civil War,
thss the only thing that was decided
wss that the Northern ARMY wss
strouasT than the Sosthern one: that
il the vssslt Of the var had bssn the
other way, - priacipse wosld have
bssa decided, bet mesely The fsct
shss the So~sksrR army vss stronger
thsa the Nosthern one.
Evsa % lseslv ~ 1907, in the esse
Il Kaasss W. C0lorsAo, cosncil ios
~ F01uuol 0esssnosss ceu4ssAed
tos ~ Aactsi.s e( so~ssriGa ssA Va
hsuA pu~sr u CmesuD - ssaAssl
tks uaAsss 10 ths sGsesp, - - -
Il - oWsse that in sAvsoCioG eAis
datsias ! sssM TO chslIsane esssa
decisioee Il the eosrts, sad ] sFssk
with as6ssesce.
In Sesponse TO this. the supreme
coart Of the United Srsses ss.d that
the srgament Of counsel igaoved the
principal factor in the constitution,
TO the effect that Powers not dele
gated TO the United States by the
constitution g 8 s are reserved 10 the
states respectively and that the
control Of waters properly belongs
TO the states by their inherent
SOVEREIGNTY"
And yet q country editor in Colo
RADIO, without the least ''deference,
with one swipe Of his legal fist
knocked out these treasured ideas,
and relegated his state TO the condi-
tion Of dependent territory.
Surely "new Daniel has come
to Judgment.
Humbly loars
n n RE,N.<
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Miss Lizzie Miller is this wssk
going 10 Louisville where Mrs. r. p.
Miller now resides
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

CAPITAL for meritious mining,
manufacturing. and railroad enter
prises. For particulars apply to
CHARLES r. JOHNSON a Co,
Suite 2l2 War1er Bldg, Washing
ton. II. c. 1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
~ cnW -

j u Hottell. has sasociased in
business with Made Queries, also
recently of Moatvose, ssd the two
viii conduct a gvoceFy cad iced
buslness They have rssesd tke
Collins brick on Msia ssvset end
about jane first expsct 10 have their
new cash grocery IN operation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

An extension dining room tabls
for sale. Excellent condition.
DEXTER r. SApP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
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The Caldwell residence on Pin,
Street. 3 lots s2500
henry y. LANE
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

FoR RENr-New York Cafe cornel
Newly fitted up as restaurant
lstf QUINN a lloGAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

WaNrEp-Good girl for general
housework for June, July and Au-
gnst Write 10 The lola Hotel, lola,
Colorado. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

u A. Csthbert came in from
liesdviile last sight TO satend the
fasersl Of Geo. ESAss. Sssms -
tlsosGh q slexsa a she ssilsssA eaGi-
sssss sssveA = ksuoan uoAss hia,
and sM svesk N sGecsiossas sessws a
dad" Estes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

When in need OF a good, up-to
Date sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by @. d. Martin.
The only machine ON earth thai will
sew ON buttons. 46-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
Fer Sak

Washing machine and a double
mattress for sale
~ Mas. w. X. Mcneil.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

For Sale-l6O acre ranch. Cuts
l30 tons of hay, best water right on
creek 30 head Of cattle, s horses,
machinery, 81, 800, easy terms.
HENRY +. LAKE * Son, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Remember the special program at
the Electric Theatre Saturday night.
Mr.. Spencer will sing The Holy
(itv
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Queen Quality pumps and los
shoes. A big new line
SAMPLINER 5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Cvcle Hatchers and all sorts OF
poultry supplies at the store Of II.
q. Lawrence on Tomichi avenue. IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

-Four teams of good draft horses
or sale, also one good team Of mules.
All well broken and in good condi-
tion. w. l.. ANDERSON,
1920 Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
N uenasan - 4 lunsms.s ~ eunainn enns

lia d events will he psbI..ls~A -
wssk A ha-e ball ss@e Win y
plsyed the 2Sth ai 9.W a ~. ~
tween the eo.sty high schod ssA J
tesm from Csessed Bette
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

FoR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching BOOSTERS this year
from Frank Foy's famous 200 egg
strain. Sl!o0 per sitting.
lJtf RuFUs kNoPP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

FoR SAE-A pure bred shorthorn
bull FIVE wears old Will weigh
about 1900. JNo Fun,
1922 Sargents, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at : 90 per week
Special rates by the month
b. b. LasnBROok, proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No. Ga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
COAL. COAL, COAL,
Parsons x Fergason.

Private board and rooms by the
week or month.
IA IT, Mrs. JAM WARNER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons Il Ferguson

Don't fail To read Gavette Bros
ad. in this weeks issue. 1920
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

For SuE-CaDbage Plants. En-
gage them now. Ready TO take M
any time after June lst 3Oc per
hundred MRs. j w. SMITH,
17-l9 Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

For SM.t-One folding bed, sin
gle iron bed, oak reading, table and
other articles Of furniture. Inquire
News Champion Office 10 %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

DIR Singleton, the optician, will
be glad to make a prescription for
any error Of reiractive compound
lenses correctly fitted to the eyes.
Employ the most modern methods
for testing the ewes At the Myers
Hotel Nav IA, II and III.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

leave vnnr orders early for flow
els lur decoration Day and Com
mencement Quality and satisfae-
ton guaranteed.
10. +. C. BOYLEs,
Rep. Daniels a Fisher Flower Store
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13
W,xrrp-A good Ire salesmal

WANTEp-A good Ire salesman 10
represent us in Gunnison county
Onlv men capable of earning SlU
TO $3.50 need apply. A permanent
position to right man.
10 j. l.. HERMAN & SoN.
439 Colo. Ave. Grand Junction, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

llousecleaning, carpet cleaning
and laying, woodcutting, a speciality
of lawn cutting and keeping. in fact
all kinds of job work by the hour.
Headquarters at the Graf house,
Gunnison. T.. \. MCCAuLEl
Chinaware i'r the party table or
the substantial. durable kind for
every day wear We have lovely
patterns in these and can fit out the
table for any OCCASION Call and
examine when you need chinaware.
l5-u. CIsRENCE ADAMS, GunnIson.
Visit the popular and Up-to-Date
Millinery Parlours before purchas-
ing a new hat. For street and dress
hats, we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mn. j. ID. JENNISGs.
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main St l4u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

For RExr-Soall fsrnished hoase
19-tf Ms. Many B. SNITH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

I'D '" "". s Y e. 81 Gs % AZ ' " % % r %
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-13

Second Millinery Store, Uppe'
Main St IA IT,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
CANYONS.

Miss Carrie Stock has been the guest of friends in North Wilton. Mrs. William Cooper who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Henry Sackmann, returned to Jersey
 City on Friday, accompanied by her MT. and Mrs. David Dibble and family are moving into Dr. White S cottage, this week.
 Mrs. Chas. Lindblum has been suf- fering with a very painful hand for the past week, having felon on her thumb.
 Miss Emma Patrick has issued in- vitations to the marriage of her
 niece, Miss A. Rebecca Moody. to
 Cannon M. E.. church, Wednesday afternoon, June 18th. After the cere-
 mony reception will be held at the
 home of the bride to a few of the
 immediate friends and relatives. The bride will be attended by Miss Ruth Hawkins of Southport, and Miss FL freda Lounsbury of Unionville, and the ushers will be MT. Harold Brun- dage of Danbury, and MT. c. Storrs their wedding trip the young couple will make their home on Olmsteads S Hill, where MT. Gilbert is manager of the large farm owned by E. c. Street of New York.
 Mrs Ida Dovey Forbush is spend ing a few weeks with friends in Brat tleboro, Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. Griffith moved their household goods to South Wilton on
 Monday, and have taken up their
 residence in W. R. Fearn's cottage. "Children's Day. will be observed at the Zion Hill M. E. church, on the third Sunday in June.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
THE WOMAN \
 AND THE CIGAR

"A woman is only a woman but a good cigar is a. smoke Thus wrote the bard and whether he was justified In making such comparison is a mooted question that since it's utter ance has endangered the domestic hap piness of many a domicile. As a lead ing banker of our city once opined, a good deal depends upon the brand of cigar, for quoth he, 'T have known some women that I would readily pass up for my home smoke To a listen- ing chap who happened to overhear the remark the banker added, "and my wife agrees with me. This was proven not long ago when she happening to De downtown at my request visited Dan Smiths cigar emporium at A Fairfield avenue where my favorite brand is always to be had fresh and c!eanly packed. That evening after dinner just as had lighted one of my favorite perfectos there was tele- phone for my wife, and to my dismay she announced that Mrs Blank was thinking about making a oall on us. Realizing that her coming would mean no smoke for me, I was about to pro- test 10 my wife when she very deftly arranged matters so that our involun- tary guest did not call. Much pleas Cd at her diplomatic way of handing the situation I was about to proffer my thanks. for I am one of those who be- ileve that a wife at times is deserving of thanks. when my better half ejac- ulated that she much preferred the company of my good Dan Smith cigar to that of the lady who has as little use for a good cigar as she has for those who make use of them. So you see that both myself and wife agree with the poet who sang the praises of a good cigar-and may I add out of politeness that the kind Dan Smith ofers to the trade is right, both in price and quality"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
CONGRESSMAN HULL STkLWART CANNON
 IS MAN DEFEATED
After Serving 20 Years in Con gress Knocked Out by Judge
 PrOuty in Iowa Primaries
Special from United Press.

Especial from United Press.) Des Moines, June 8.-Returns from S5 out Of 99 counties of Iowa today indicate that Governor B. F. Carroll was renominated at yesterdays Re- publican primaries over Former Gov ernor Warren Garst, the progressive candidate.
 Carroll now claims the nomination by 5000 but Garst has not yet given up hope.
 Congressman J. A. T. Hull of the seventh district, stalwart Cannon man. has certainly gone down to de- feat. Hull has served twenty years in Congress and for the fifth time was opposed yesterday by Judge S. F. Prouty, Des Moines progressive. 1000 and carried every county in his district but one. IF the eth district Walter I. Smith, the standpat smem- Der of the House Rules Coni3hittee and possible candidate for Speaker was renominated by about LOGO over Attorney W. H. Myers. Judge H. M. Towner of Corning is the nominee over John Darrah in the eighth district. Towner is a standpatter, c. 4. Ken nedy, the standpat candidate, won out in the first district. In the other dis trfcts progressives were named with out opposition.
 For the other state offices George w. Clark is renominated for lieutenant governor. Hayward for secretary of state and Bleakley for auditor are also renominated. For attorney general George w.. Cosson, progressive and Guy B. Feeley, standpatter are rum ming neck and neck
 Estimates cannot be made at this time on the rest of the ticket.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
ARERNATHY BOYS HAVING
 HELLUVA TIME ALL WAY
That's What Oklahoma Marshal says of His Kids Who Are to Greet
 Col. Roosevelt.
(special from United Press.)

AOi. INOOSChCAe' -
 (snecial from United Press.)
 New York, June 8.-The first Of the real Roosevelt boomers struck New York this morning, and made his pres ence felt today. He is Jack ADer- pathy. appointed United States Mar sbal for the third district of Oklahoma l,y President Roosevelt after he snoWeo the Colonel how to catch wolves with his hands. Abernathy declared thal an Oklahoma delegation of couple of hundred will be here next week to participate in the Teddy Day cele- bration.
 "Colonel Roosevelt is more popular than ever in my neck of the WOODS, said Abernathy today. The people realize more than ever that he IS apso- futely on the square and the way ne has stood the bunch on their heads on inc other side pleases us aplenty."
 Abernathy said his two sons, who have ridden from Oklahoma to wei come the Colonel. will be here Friday night They left Baltimore this morn ing and expect to make good time on the final lap.
 saThey are the finest pair of kids in the world he. said, "and they show the east just what kind of boys We raise down in our section. They can take care of themselves aplenty and from all I hear they have been having a helluva time all the way. It's a pretty good jaunt for a grown person and when you consider that these two kids laid out their own route and stuck to it, you will see that they are a fine pair. The Colonel will sure be proud of them when he sees them and hears how they came to meet him."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
WEALTHY WOMAN E PLEADS GUILTY TO
 SMUGGLING CHARGE
Special from United Press. )

New York, June S.-Pleading guilty to an indictment charging her with smuggling, Mrs. Charles W. Allen, wife of c. N. Allen, of Kenosha, Mich, director of the leather trust, appeared before Judge Holt in the United States Court and was fined $100.
 Her attorney, W. Wickha m Smith, asked District Attorney Wise to have Mrs. Allen arraigned in chambers on the ground that she was very ner- vous. This request was refused Smith next was asked that sentence be suspended but Assistant District Attorney Dorr told the court that the smuggling began in Europe when Mrs. Allen sent certain things by mail in an attempt to avoid paying duty He argued this showed reconciliation.
 Mrs. Aliens counsel said she had gone abroad as .chaperone of three girls and that her violation of the law was through ignorance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
BACK DANGERS TO
 SLOW DREAMY WALTZ
lsnec;al from United Press. )

Chicago, June S.-"Back to the slow dreamy waltz of the days of 1910 that dancing may not perish off the face of the earth is the dictum of the limited Professional Teachers of Dane ing in convenxion here today. Also: '.To the rubbish heap with barn dances and all such travesties on the true terpsichorean art.
 The professors claimed that the aver age WalIzing couple Of today is no more or less than "a shining top, wheeling in breakneck fashion until it runs down.
 The teachers adopted resolutions against serving intoxicating liquors in dance halls and urged that children be barred from dances in which older people participate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
STUDENTS FLY FROM FIRE IN
 NICHTCLOTHES Historic Overlook School in Nor walk Nearly Destroyed by
 Early Morning Blaze Fireman Powell in Hospital as Result of Blow on Head by
 Falling Ladder.

NorwalA June S-The historic Sel- lecka School in East avenue, which is known as the Overlook School For Boys, was nearly destroyed early this morning by fire which broke out and endangered the lives of forty boys and teachers who were sleeping within. For two hours and a half members of the Norwafk fire department fought the flames which seemed to be entirely beyond control and finally managed to confine the conflagration to the center of the long school building, and saving the front portion and the south wing winch is used for a gym nasiun. So terrific was the blaze that alarms were rung in to get firemen enough and in repsonse more than 500 men and women came out to watch the fire fighters. That everyone of the inmates of the school got out without any injury is almost a miracle and George Powell, a member of the Hope Hose company was the only one who was badly injured. He is in the hospi- tai as a result of a blow on the head received when a heavy ladder fell on him.
 The loss is estimated at s10,00O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
E.. H. DILLON & co.
THE THEATRES
JACKSON'S
ALL STAR YIDDISH co.

The Jews have long been noted for their historic and dramatic talent and the ancient race has contributed some of the most gifted players and play wrights on the stage of all countries. In the distinct and popular drama of their own, written in the Yiddish dia- Iect. which is now flourishing in all the Yiddish centers, the Jews have displayed remarkable talent and their theatres have attracted the attention of the best cities such as New York, Philadelphia, Chicago. Boston ana other cities. The truth of this will soon be made patent to our best theatreeoers when the famous Edwin A Helkin's All-Star Yiddlsh company will appear in this city at Jackson theatre for a single performance to- morrow evening in their most success ful play, The First Love-" musical comedy in four acts. This company and singers of the Yiddish stage. Mime. Regina Prager, MT. K. Juveller, MT. Abraham Fishkind.
 MISS BILLIE BURKE IN MRS.
 DOT"
 ". Somerset Vaughan, the English dramatist who wrote Mrs Dot" the comedy in which Miss Billie Burke comes to the Jackson's theatre next Friday evening, was born in Paris in v1s74 while his father was attached to the British Embassy in that city. He got his early schooling in the FTench capital and then went to college at Canterbury, England. After that he took a course at the University of Heidelberg and on his return to Eng land began the study of medicine. His first play "The Man of Honor" ser1- ous drama, was produced by the Stage Society in London in 1903 and the crite ics pronounced 1t "the play of the wear" It wasn't the kind, however, that the managers wanted and MT. Naugham had nothing more produced until 1907 when four comedies were presented almost simultaneously in London. Since then he has not been able to supply the demand made on him for comedies. Other plays of his that have been successful in America are Lady Frederick Jack Straws' and Penelope Seats are now sell ing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
SENATOR TALIAFERR0
 BEATEN BY GOV. BROWARD
fsnecial from United Press. )

Jacksonville. Fla, June S.-Friends of United States Senator James P. Taliaferro concede today that he has been defeated for re-nomination by Former Governor N. B. Broward by at least 1000.
 Browards friends declare that his vote will exceed Taliaferro's by not less than 10000 when the complete re- turns from yesterdays primaries are sn.
 Most of the districts will missing are conceded to be Broward's strong holds The primary election was the most bitterly contested in the history of Florida, personalities being freely indulged in by both sides. If the leg isIature Is overwhelmingly Democra- tic there is no question of Broward reaching the Senate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-08
FIFTY BODIES RECOVERED
 FROM EARTHQUAKE RUINS
Especial from United Press


 Rome, June S.-Fifty bodies have so far been recovered from the quake ruins ill Calitri, San Sossi, San Sele and other towns that bore the brunt of Monday nights shock. It is now believed that the total deaths will not exceed 75.
 The number of injured, however is far greater than yesterdays esti- mate. All the hospitals in the afflict- ed towns are filled with the victims of the quake and survivors are being cared for in improvised hospitals.
 Today's reports indicate that the property loss from the hurricane that followed the quake was tremendous both in the quake zone and in Sar- dinia. Crops were destroyed, f1ocks killed and at least six persons lost their lives.
 The King and Queen are expected to return to Rome today. Parlia- ment will probably make another s100,000 appropriation as soon as of ficial information is received from the devastated country.