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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-06

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
JEFFRiES WAS EXTREMELY
NERVOUS BEFORE BATTLE

In writing of the big fight at Reno
and telling OF the downfall of JET.
fries, William Muldoon in the Den
yer Post says:
visited Jeffries' training camp
yesterday morning. The hour was
early to expect to see a crowd. but
even so l did feel that | might see
a few people about. but | was doomed
TO disappointment In that respect.
The place that was like a beehive
twenty four hours before was abso-
lutely deserted Under the trees on
the lawn. the spot that it took at least
half dozen deputy sherifts to keep
clear of curious people for the past
ten days. was entirely deserted The
benches and chairs were empty. Joe
Choynskl and the chauffeur for Mrs.
Jeffries' motor car were the sole oc-
cupants OF the front yard. save now
and then a waiter strollipg about
with a white apron, picking up the
debris. Choynski informed me that
Jeff and Cornell had walked down the
road and would soon be back Or.
Porter. the family physician, who had
come from Los Angeles to look after
things for the family, dropped in
Then Jeff and Cornell came strolling
in.
The eX.champion shows no physical
marks of the contest, excepting in his
face, His upper lip is swollen and his
right eye is black; nothing but what
Will entirely disappear in a few
hours with proper treatment. But
the condition of his mind and his
nervous organism is entirely different,
He seems stupid and dull, his head
hangs down and no one can make
him talk, Yes" or No" is about
all yau con get out of him Farmer
Burns dropped in and while / had
them all together, | thought it good
time to start an investigation. ] com
pletely ignored the presence of jeff
and asked questions which l thought
might bring out answers that would
interest the public, Mrs. Jeffries
Joined the party. The results of my
investigation were as follows:
1t seems that his trainers and han.
dlers and one or two personal friends
who were trying to keep him from
worrying by entertaining him in va
rious ways. noticed on Sunday about
noon that he was getting extremely
nervous and irritable.
Two doctors, sent by the board of
health, or county physicians, called
10 examine JEFF They were given
that privilege and after thorough
examination they pronounced him as
perfect u man as they had ever
found in their professional expert
ence, But they Were surprised that
they could get into no conversation
with him. Yes" and mo" was the
best they could get They left Jeff
and proceeded at once to the John.
son camp and their description to
Johnson of the results OF their exam
ination Of Jeff really made the col
oTed champion look serious for a few
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

here and don't know but what l
will, unless they force me out"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
JUDGES RULE OFF
HORSE OWNER

LATONIA. Ky. July III. G. Bed
we'll. owner OF one of the largest rae
ing stables in the west. with his en-
tire stable of horses and his agent,
Thomas II. McCreery. were ruled off
the Latonia course today, The action
by Judge Pierce and Dillon followed
the investigation into the condition
of a horse named Nadzu, which was
excused from the sixth race July 4.
Fayorites again Jared badly today
The first race was won by Grand
Peggy. which was better than IL to
!, while Mona Lisa the winner OF the
second paid q little over to /.
Results:
First race. IL furlongs-Grand
Peggy. straight S25,40. won; Embel-
lish, place s15. second; Allendale,
show $3.50, third. Time. 81 l-5.
Second race, furlongs Mona Lisa,
straight S12, won; Forehead. place
$3.50. second, Lady Or Meant, show
$50. third, Time, 1;02 %.
Third race, mile and 20 yards
Pirate Diana. straight s14.90. won;
Rebel Queen, $35 place. second. Alice,
shoy 1910. third. Time, 1:46 Is.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Han-
bridge, straight s340, won: Font.
place $3.50, second; Merrick, show
$3.50. third. Time, 1:14 As.
Fifth race-Southern Gold. straight
$l,400, won Markie NJ. place S270.
second; Lave No, show S6,40. third.
Time, 1:44 3.5
Sixth race, selling. purse S400, mile
and three-sixteenths-Fi Peep.
Won; Mamie Algol, second; The
Minks, third. Time, 2:03 As
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
SPORT
GREETED NANNY
WITH REAL TEARS

CHICAGO. July Jack Johnson.
champion OF all champions, is once
more at home with his nanny and
his automobile.
In Rome. returning victor was
led into his native city with his spoils
through a breach In the wall and
adulating compatriots rent the air
with acclaim.
Today John Arthur Johnson, best
of modern gladiators. with the
modern cestus, came into the city
with his following through a solid
wall OF people. and ethical Chicago
lines miles OF sidewalks with solid
ranks to catch a glimpse of the man
no one has whipped in late years
1t was so much after his own,
heart-this coming into his own-that
the champion announced all tentative
plans for the future were on.
Lansford Must Put UP Money.
Sam Langford." he asked. You
make me laugh | am not running
around now looking for fights, Let
LAngford put up his $4,000 first, then
he can talk. Just now. | am going 10
rest | am going to New York Sunday
afternoon 10 begin thirty weeks
vaudeville tour-at least / have con-
tracts for that many If 1t looks like
a good thing, l may accept offers TO
go to Europe.
"Quit? Well, I'll tell you, sonny;
I never told any one ] would quit,
but IL looks as though I'd have to,
don't it?"
Five thousand members Of his race
and a big sprinkliDg of white. per
sons made the living wall at the Chi
cago and Northwestern railway sta
tlon when Johnson arrived at 200 p.
m. Police were swept away like chan
when the immense fighter, looming
above the crowd. fought his way
through hand clasps and good
natured pats on the back. to wait
ing automobile. A line of gaTishly
decorated automobiles containing
newspaper men (amply cared for at
Johnson's personal requesD followed
his machine until suddenly 1t was
lost
johnson at the Wheel.
Five minutes later. with rush and
q roar. he shot out somewhere In his
new 100-ohrsepower car and dashed
madly home, where his mother, Mrs.
Tiny johnson and members of his
family, waited In the midst of another
crowd OF thousands.
Flags waved, and the ornately at
tired drum major of a colored regi-
ment OF state militia swayed to the
rythm of America" and "Mistah
Johnsing, Turn Me Loose" and other
similarly patriotic airs and in the
midst of mighty roar OF, "Oh. you
Jack Johnson" the champion alight-
ed at his own door.
Brings Home Bacon to Nanny.
He pushed his way into the house
amid deafening roars. and with real
tears streaming down his face, en-
bTaced his mother. Behind him a
compatriot struggled through the
cfowd bearing aloft a side OF bacon.
symbolic of Johnson's own message
home:
I'm coming home with the bacon"
"You doan need no bacon chile"
the aged Mrs. Johnson cried,
"Ah want TO tell you I'ze got
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

No Quarter, 10 to l, won; Warner
Griswell, Is to l. second; Hancock.
9 TO 2. third. Time. 1;15 1-5
Fourth race. mile and an eighth.
handicap-Roy Junior. 6 to /, won:
Edwin T. Fryer, Z to l, second: Ear
ly Tide, IL to 5, third Time. 1854.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs.
purse-Coppertown, to !, won; EN-
ecute. Z to J. second; Silver Stock.
ing TO l. third Time. 1:07 rs
Sixth race, mile, selling-Ocean
Shore, TO l, won: Tayora, 90 to 1,
second; Silver Grain, 13 to 1. third.
Time, 1:41 4-5.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

Continued on Page Five.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
n q q ABLOOD MEDICINE
>. -. - FOR YOUNG OR OLD

bodily
loaded with nutre rcuates through the
ailments blood
while old afflicted
old of weakened circulation
medicine and old
blood
S,
FREQ.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
THREE HORSES
FALL IN A HEAP

SALT LAKE CITY. July Roy
Junior In track record time cleverly
beat some of the fastest horses at
Buena Vista today The second race
was marred when three horses fell
in a heap. DR.. Mayer fell first and
Roy T. and Royal River fell over
him. The three jockeys. Morgan. Bo-
land and Callahan, were all badly
bruised, but none was seriously hurt.
The stewards announced that the en-
Try Of No Qaurter would be refused
in the future. because of inconsistent
running,
Results tfE 0f1- H
First, race. six furlongs. selling
Bonnle Prince Charlie, six to /. won;
Titus IL, even. second; Camera, 6 to
1, third. Time, l.16 Is
Second race, seven furlongs. sell
ing-Weymouth, S TO 1. won; Mike
Jordan. rs to /, second; Rather Roy
al, is to 8. third. Time 1:2S 3-5-
Third race, six furlongs, selling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

JOHANNESBURG. S. Africa, July s.
All the Johannesburg newspapers
demand the suppression of the NOV
ing pictures of the Reno fight Ii Is
believed that the town council intends
TO forbid the exhibition as detrimen-
tai to public peace, and other towns
are likely to follow this action.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

GENEVA, n, Y. July 7.-Mayor
OMalley of Geneva said today that he
would bitterly oppose any attempt TO
exhibit the pictures Of the Reno fight
here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
WORLD W. E MOVE
AGAINST FIGHT Fill MS

MELBOURNE. Australia, July q
The clergymen OF New South Wales
have sent a petition to Andrew Fish
er. the premier of Australia. asking
him to prevent the introduction into
the commonwealth OF the Jeffries-
Johnson fight pictures. A similar
movement is afoot in New Zealand.
City will welcome the moving pic
tures OF the Jeffrles-Johnson fight.
Governor Lanyada Escandon OF the
federal district sad he would not at
tempt 10 put the fight films under his
jurisdiction, but on the other hand.
would like to have them exhibited
here.
Happily" he said. 'we have no ne
groeS here
JOHANNESBURG. S. Africa, July s.
All the Johannesburg newspapers
demand the suppression of the NOV
ing pictures of the Reno fight 1t Is
believed that the town council intends
TO forbid the exhibition as detrimen-
tai to public peace, and other towns
are likely to follow this action.
PITTSBURG, July 7-Following a
mass-meeting of ministers. religious
societies and civic bodies, which for
mulated a petition to Mayor Magee
urging the suppression OF the fight
pictures. the mayor said:
IF 1t appears at the time that such
an exhibition would incite the breach
of the peace. the showing of the pic
lures will be stopped"
GENEVA. n. Y. July 7.-Mayor
O'Malley of Geneva said today that he
would bitterly oppose any attempt TO
exhibit the pictures OF the Reno fight
here.
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. July T.
Mayor Morrison notified the chief of
police today that he considered that
an exhibition of the Jeffries-JohnsoD
pictures would be demoralizing To chill
dren OF the city, and forbid their show
ing.
HARTFORD, Conn, July Gov
ernor Weeks in a statement issued to-
night, says the showing of the fight
pictures is against public morals, and
he urges the heads of the city and
borough government to prohibit their
exhibition.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July T.
Mayor Lathrop said tonight that he
would not approve of the issuance OF
a permit for the Joffries-Johnson pic
lures.
TORONTO. July NO moving
pictures Of the Jeffries-Johnson prize
fight will be seen in the Province OF
Ontario.
BISMARCK. n. D., July 7,-Govern-
or Burke said tonight that he would
not allow the JeffrieS-J Johnson fight
pictures to be shown in the state If
there is any state law TO prevent the
exhibition.
ST LOUIS. July Incident to the
agitation against the moving pictures
of the Reno prize fight. Councilman
Z p V. Schneiderhahn today an
nounced his intention to re-lntroduce
his bill calling for police censorship
of moving picture theaters at the next
session Of the council.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July I'm
letter TO the prosecuting attorneys of
the seventeen districts of this state
Attorney General Norwood has In
structed that immediate legal action
of a prohibitive nature be taken
should no effort be made to exhibit the
Reno fight pictures.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

BdtteTIeS-karger and CarrIgani
Madden, Vaughn, Frill and Sweeney.
Walsh.
Washington, i; Philadelphia, I,
WASHINGTON July Gray held
Philadelphia to three scattered sin.
sles and Washington won easily 4 10
l. Oldrlng and Elberfeld We're put
out Of the game for disputing de.
clSions, The score:
r. H. E.
Washington .............. 6 3
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, 49,; New York, 4.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Boston routed
New York today l3 TO T. The visitors
got 19 hits off Vaughn and Frlll, A
dOuble.header will be played Satur-
day. The score:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

Philadelphia ........... 8
Batteries-Gray and Street: Coombi
and Donahue ......s .---
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
EVERYBODY Loves
A Good Story

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
EUREKA.

Mrs. Harry Grantham entertained at
dinner Tuesday the two Mrs. Ernshaws
Of Rocky Ford.
Raleigh Moore and Floyd Brown drove
o'er to Holbrook Sunday to visit Ralsigh's 8
parents.
Mrs. g. B. Todd is improving from her
recent sickness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wallace q
girl, June ], at her Grandma fuckers.
The U. A. Club have again parted
with one Of their girl members. Miss
Ethel Todd. who was married Sunday
evening to Bert Grove OF Nswdals. A
delegation escorted them to the train
scattering rice and everything. nice in
GLIDING large bandbox with picture oi
white crow. proelaiming that their
names are Grove now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
Notice Of Adm,nlssrator's Sale.

In the Natter Of the Estate Of Milton Rey.
nolds, deceased.
BY virtue OF an order and decree Of the
County Court OF Otero county. made on the
the estate OF Milton Reynolds. deceased, on
the 18th day Of May. A. o.. 1910. shall on the
O'Clock A. NJ. sell At public sale, to the nigh.
est and best bidder, at my office In Rocky
Ford. Colorado. the following described real
thirty-iour C3s). all In the city OF kocky Ford.
Colorado, situate In the county OF Otero
viz: Cash.
AT tho conclusion OF such sale tho pur
.is "a, ~. - ,s " = ~ .ash ~ " H.
the court, the purchaser will be entitled to q
deed Of said real propersyar, wv r,nn
Administrator Of the Estate OF Milton Roy.
nolds, deceased.
Dated 81 L Junts this 18th day OF Nay
A. D., 1910. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. on the sist day of February. A
D. isss. John Gwyer: Of Bent County. Colo
Iiyer-d 70 Henry }; Aldrich. trustee; his or
rss BENT county. %a MY coi"rsds. % BOX 3 q page Re-
~. Whereby ne conveyed 70 ID. ssid Henry
= A'dricn: trustee. , the t9,io.i' Described M
County. Colorado. to-Iit: The east half Of
auaricr Of the northeast quarter and the
southeast quarter Of the Northwest Quarter
sss s"s n s.n.Ss S 81 ws.i 81 n.
OF securing his prnmissory note. executed
TO the order Of Charles A. stIlIman. for
he sum Of three hundred and dfty dollars.
Ton. thereto attached. provided: ~
A@d VII ss.s p :sd ;,ns,
trustee. At any time when action under the
powers and trusts by said trust decd given
no.s ss. have the he" OPTION q "es. ~ s
any person 10 place OF the said Henry J.
Isrch .s ,su,,ss By I,,ns ;Sn Ma dsIy %s,.
sia:rs. and ia ihcrefnre wholly unable to act
cr OF ND note las. % Sy Writing duly yea scino"i "Sd
edred. heretofore constituted aud appointed
s "f ,Se Sf% seia Henr, % J. AidrieS: "'e Id place
And, whereas. Il is provided In said trust
deed that. In cnse OF default In the pay ment
Of the principal or interest OF raid note, Il
shall and may be lawful for said trustee. or
the person substituted by the holder OF said
note. upon request Of the holder OF said note
TO sell said premises nt public suction to the
highest aud best bidder for cash. at the door
Of the court house in the CITY OF Denver.
Colorado. thirty days notice Of said sale hnv.
Ing been heretofore given by publication In
a newspaper published In tho county WHERE
the premises are situated:
And Whereas. said note and the interest
thereon has nnt been paid. and the same is
now long past due: and whereas, the legal
holder of said note has requested the under
signed to advertise and sell said land, pur-
suant To the provisions OF said trust deed fer
the purP3se OF paying said note and interest:
Now. Thercforr, public notice IS herety
given that Will on SAT- urtiay. the End day Of
July .D.i9io. aithe hour OF ten O'Clock in the
fOrenoan. At the fremont sircet door OF the
court house In the city of Denver. Colorado,
proceed 10 sell the lani hereins hove DE-
scribed, at public auction. to the highest
bidder Tor cash. for tho purpose OF satisfying
said note and interest. and the cost Of ex-
ecutinR the said trust.
Dated Il Denver. Colorado. this 2lst day or
Nay. A. ID. 0le JOHN v. MAIL.
~ oohst1tuted rrussse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
NEWDALE.

Mrs. Jaekman spent Sunday with Mrs.
A. H. Booker, in the afternoon they at
tended the W. o. W. services.
Mrs. Freessn happened to very SER
ious accident last Thursday night. While
she was driving home from Rocky Ford
her horse scared at the Pop" mans
wagon. spilling her out. Frank Turner
brought her home. The horse had never
been known to scare before. Mrs.
Freessn's two married daughters from
Chyenns. Wyo. and Granada, Colo. are
at home on short visits and will assist in
the nursing.
Miss Beulah Yates spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sam Lane.
Miss Bonnie Johns Is very sick with
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Earnest Ead's baby is sick with
summer complaint.
A nice fish fry" was enjoyed by few
Of the Nswdals people. They heard tha,
the fish were shoaling At the Holbrook
lake. So away they went. taking thsis
supper with them. Got over there and
found no Ash. Those in the bunch we're:
Sam Lane and family. Miss Bsulah
Yates. A. H. Booker and family. Ed
Lane. Frank Cramsr and Ulmut Dur
ham. Everyone enjoyed the fish" and
ride in the evening air.
Mr.. Davis had trout for supper Sum-
day night.
Mr.. Carol says there was = slight
mistake in last weeks items. He called
at Mr.. Rooison's Sunday. that it might
Of been Monday when he got home.
Dick Houstan caught five nice fish
while irrigating oats Sunday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
Serial oSias
Notice for solated Tract
PUBLIC LAND SALE
prr,uTukSr or ruE ISrEpIon.

lfPAhINtNT TUT
US. Land office. Pueblo. Colo. June 1871
Notice is hereby given that. a. dirrrted BY
the Com sipnsr Df the ttcncral Land Dfic',
under the provisions OF the Act OF tongr'r'
approved June q. 1875 ~ stats. 5iI. We vii
OffrrHt public sale tO the highest bidder. ~
10 o'clock AN. on the 26th day Of July. next
al this Office. the following tract OF lald
SWI. MEL, see }: Lot l. Sec. :. T sIS., u 51w
Any pcrsun- claiming adversely the sbov'
Il, scfib,sd lands are advised to nlc their
ciaifu- or objections ON or before the Iin'
d,.strnRt'h ''.r sale
To be published for nvc consecutive week.
la hc kUCky turd Enterprise. published si
Rocky Fnrd. Colorado.
A. hBBEY. Register.
J. j. LAMBERT Receiver. =,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
BAND CONCERTS
And Instructions from BusIness
Manager REGARDING Series.

And Instructions from Baslness
Manager Regarding Series.
To the Public:
The open air band concert given in
Central park last Tuesday evening. was
the first Of twelve weekly concerts which
the Rocky Ford Concert band proposes
to give this season. These concerts are
all to be played in Central park and on
Tuesday evenings. beginning at o'clock.
unless for some special reason it may
become necessary to change the date. in
which event the change will b duly an
nouneed.
On account Of Mr.. Mcmillan being out
Of town the date Of the next concert will
be Friday. June II.
The members Of the band hereby ex-
press their hearty appreciation Of the
generous support Of the community which
has has made it possible to hold this
series Of concerts.
GEO. X. JOHNSON. Manager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
Injured by Stacker.

While engaged in stacking hay ysstsr-
day morning John W. Edgar. the we'll
known Rocky Ford farmer. received =
s,vsrs injury to his spine. the axtsnt Of
" itch had not been asesrtAinsd as the
E ,terpriss goes to press. II seems that
Mr.. Edgar was caught in the lifting ropes
and raised several feet from the ground
before being released. when he fell with
severe force upon his back. 1t Is sin
eersly chopped that his injury may not
prove as serious a. At first believed and
that hs may b around again in few
days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
OBITUARIES.
G, @. wKArHRRBY.

Death came suddenly to Charles c.
wsathsrby early on Saturday morning.
Although hs had bsen an invalid for
some years. Mr.. Wsathsrby was apps r
emily in his normal condition when he
and his wife retired on Friday night. but
about midnight Mrs. Wsathsrby was
awakened by her husbands stsrtorious
breathing. and becoming alarmed sum-
moned . physician, who found him suf-
fering from cerebral hsmorrhags. and
although everything poss BILE was done
for his relief. it was Of no avail and he
passed away withput recovering CON.
seiousness.
He enlisted at Springfield IN 1862 and
served in the civil war three years. Went
to Kansas in 1868, where he married
Sarah L. Howe in 1879. In 1890 the
amily moved to La Junta. where Mr..
Weatherby engaged in landscape garden
ing until about three years ago. when the
family moved to Pasadena. Calif.. whers
his son. Harold L.. was attending Throop
Institute. Besides the sorrowing wife.
three children, Frank Weathsrby Of Los
Angeles. Calif.. Harold L. Wsathsrby and
Mrs. c. F. Burke Of this city. are left "a
mourn his sudden demise
Funeral services were conducted from
the late home Of deceased. sos South
Thirteenth street. on Monday afternoon,
by Rsvs. Beaver and Robins. and were
attsnded by the G, A, r. and q large
eoncourss Of sincerely mourning friends
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMFNT or THE INTERIOR.
US LanG Ofiie at Pueblo. Colo

US Land Ofie at Pueblo. Coio. I
May !. 1910
Notice IL hereby given that Lawrence ID
Van Horne Of Rocky Ford. Colo assignee OF
James Il. Lyon. who on February q. 1895
made Desert Land entry NO ss6. and William
4. swil-p-. who On February q, 1876. mad
Desert Land entry No. I3i. Serial Nos 01iO.
aud O.Iuc. for the Sli Sc a. Eh sw a. Sector
= Township 25. :. It.. 81 W. " Il sw y
SECTION J. \ = NV 4. S"rtinn II. Township IS
S.R NV eth Principal Meridian. has fleo
n tice of intention to make tinai pr o q
q tablish claim To the land abrvc described.
b fore the United States Land Office NJ
Pueblo. Colorado. GU the 9Th day OF June
IllB.
IL ,rnc of Rocky Ford. Colorado. Howard Var
H,rne Of Rocky Ford. Colorado, Charles q
AMMAN OF Timpas. Colorado. c. II. Brannan
o Timpas Colo rado. Not coal land.
). A. ABBEY.
- Register.