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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

Itii.se mllfs. .fcauired me circlIng 81
The strand prlNs rae" course ~ seven
iccn sud fosutccn hundredths milr4
twcnsy-feur Times.
The sixteen cars entered IN the
event started az Intervals Of thirty
secotds. The winners time was
eat.2h.iA. Hearne's time was 98asa.-
%. DePaime's time was ss4;to.S0.
Tho average speed 81 today's race
Was 5i,as mites an hour against 1s.5s
IN last Years Grand Prize race.
whcn Bruce Brown rode back TO
the grand stand N Triumph In his
beautiful rcd Fiat car. his mother was
tno frst 10 ucct him. Throwing her
arms about his neek she embraced
him fondly while ihe crowd looked on
md cleered. aTH
Mulford did not british. u was az.
nounced that he had been forced 10
retire through .he breaklng OF
driving shaft OF his yae.
Bruce brown completed the Grand
Prize trophy In 1910. covering the
ti5.2 miles IN ssase5.S5. His mrs,
race was in 1907. later he won
many amateur contests. establishing
worlds amateur records nj 1Daytona.
Florida for the ono. two. i've and ten
mile events.
In breaking the worlds amateur
record for the mile formerly held W
William X Vanderbilt. w.. Bruce.
Brown made the fast time Of SO sec-
onds fiat. Othcr Victories or Bruce
Brown include the shinRle Iiiii ciub
In 1905, one ana two miles Straight
way trials az Jamaica In 1903, and
third place IN tho great 50o-mlle rnce
AZ the Indianapolis Speedway May 90.
1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
SENATOR SM00T IS
0UTsPOkEN ON
INSURGENCY
He Declares That Fight Being
Waged Just Now is One for
Office and Not for Prin-
aplc; Yellow Press Scored
,By n,sslas Herald 4. p. I.-.s.a wire,

san Franciseo. Noy. Ae.4-Cr, ditIng
the activity Of insurgrnt presidential
candidates. ~ delafe for place and
power rather Than to patriotic mo-
iiyes. United states senator smoot Of
rtah. ia statement given TO the
Washington correspondent OF tho
Evening posi OF this city. outlined
Isis We've Of the coming session OF CON.
nrrss
w must remember" said SenHtor
Smoot. THAT tho political nght now
being made ~ insurgrnfy II not for
principles, bat FOR men. Tor Once and
FOR political power"
senator smoo, Dlamcs the muck
rakrr. the yellow press and the Dolii-
zeal drmagsgnc Tor the unsettled
business conditions ~ 10. pas, two
ycurs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
GOVERNORS ATTEND
THANKSGIVING DAY.
SERVICES
Western Executives Are in
Detroit Where They Are
Escorted to Various Church.
es to Join in Services.

lbs fvrniag HrrnIa a. y. tsenred WiFet
DctfUh. Mich Nov. 30.--fhe west.
ern governors special train arrived
here IRON Grand Rapids this morn
Ing AfiankcHenir wcfe made 10 os-
corr the distinguished VISITORS to
THANKSGIVING day services IN many
churches aud four 81 them wero as,
signed 10 the Detroit opera house,
where union non.den0fninalicnal
ThanSagivine services have been held
annually for severed years
After the religious services The ar
lanRemcniA made bv the Detroit
board OF commerce. which n acting
~ host, provided Tor AN informal no.
tel luncheon and the departure of the
train tor Toledo about ? o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
FIREMAN RISKS HIS
LIFE TO SAVE
CANAR|ES
Women Screamed for Men to
Save Birds on Fourth Floor
Of Building Which Was on
Fire and Responded Quickly

tBs t:eeainu sierHid 8. =. Leased wirsD
SAN FrhnriNco. Now ae.---A fire.
man won the applause OF big crowd
Watching fire IN big. fashionable
apartment house here when he
climbed up four stories through
flame and smoke 10 RESCUE a pair OF
Imperfect canarics. Tue glow ~ a
blilow OF flnme leapinE toward the
birds illuminated their caae and wo.
men Ia the crowd shrieked for their
rescue. The fireman. whose identity
VAS unkneNn 60 his Own battalion
cnitf, heefkenea 20 tho clainor.
climbed to the fourth floor and
brought the birds down.
sioux city, Nov. sO,--Fire which Tor
q time threatened so destroy the Mon
DAMN, one OF the clty'a leading hotels,
broke ous In the basement early today
and cnased panic among the guests,
but all escaped IN safety.
Tho flames were controlled after
the arEt floor had been badly dam.
aged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
DEATH OF CHILD
RODS FATHER OF
HIS SPEECH

cav Esealss Herald a. r. lsssea wsss,
Kansas Gas. Now 10. -~tirief over
the loss OF his iistie daughters. Ethei'
md Flossis. nho were Killed sunday
when their sand pa playhouse cuvrd
in. fag destroyed the power Of speech
"a Andrsw Hanhineon ~ KANSAS
t'its. Kan Physicians fear he wsli
never spcak again, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
WISCONSIN deer
. ARE SLAUGHTERED
Hunting Season Closes at Mid
night Tonight and 1t is Els
timated That Fully 25o0
Animals Have Been Killed.

tBy Essninw Herald A. y. Leased Wire,
Madison, Wlm. NOV. ao.---1he deer
hunting rreson IN Wisconsin. which
isets twenty days and brings Ia hun
ireas 81 outside hunters closes to-
night a. midnight 81 Il estimated by
the game warden's department that
$500 animals, third ~ the deer IN
the Stair. have been slaughtered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

The student body ~ the hieh
SCHOOL auntnnced to-day thai aailen
VIII be given satnrda, evening. be-
alnnlnE ~ Sis. IA honor III lhe foot.
han teams ~ The Aien school ind ri
'tlle itnlyerAlY H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

Don't pse hagsh phSklNn fhe re-
action weahens i've Hnwfis, leads 20
ehspn1e fonftinAiian. uet Deans
iseSNIeis Xhp> nnAfafe easily. ions
the tsoipeeih enre constipation,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

Is FnoA. nutritious bread. There's no
healtaicr food known than good. pure
oresd and batter. As there, can be
10 beauty without health. iherefora
eat our bread and ca plenty OF a. IL
IL matte rishs sne talked rlFhi and
you can't 81 wronE using it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

The highest point of woipan $ hap.
pinessis reached only through moth.
ertassJas in tfe cIasping Of her child
within her arms. Yet The inother-to.
be y often feprEvl d natnsc's oraeai
and allIlnkA from the suffering inri-
dcist 20 It's contamination. HAT fer
nature = ills and discomfosts nal,ffe
provides remedies. and in Mother
Friend Is 10 BE- found medicine of
great valuc socvery cxpcctant mother.
Il II an oily emuIsinn for external
application. cnn,pDscd pl ingredients
which act with hcntfcial and sooth.
ing effect on those pnrliDns u the
system Involved. Il Is intended 10
prepare tha aya4em Cor the crisis, ard
thus relieve. IN great part. the suffer
ING slsfongll which sbc motherusualiy
paSse This su,ssilaF use Of Mothers
FREUD twill fciNiy amy mother Ia the
coHnipr II affords bcfore, aud the helm
I'LL rctinraiion 10 health and strength
Il brings ahott after baby Gomez. .
Mothers rfiend
Is for sale al N& NzNn ssssAc
drug stores. <&|&&&f5k. -
Write for oar ND ~ IN .
free book ios &SXN&N.SltlIA
expfrtant moth. ''''
tfs which tontaine muck yninpblc
information, sud mary Suggestions
isxpgiiip sie@xd1qR 10. As.s,.. q.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
WOMAN IS SHOT BY
I 4 BANDIT
Mrs. Frank spalding of Super.
Tor, Wisconsin. Was Riding
in Sleigh When Man Halt.
ed Driver and Fired at Hss


superior. wis. Now 80. Probably
fatally wounded, Mrs. Frank spald-
Ing il at the hospital Ia Ashland ana
officcra are looklns for Art Dodas. a
woodchopper. charged with shooting
hrr twice Il Ia charged Dodge lay
IN wall for the sleigh IN which AIRS
Hpaldlna waa riding when the sloigh
Fnt abrenst % the highwaymnn. u u
Isaid ~ drew 4 gun and after compel
ling the driver % get down, shot Mrs
shaiainx thrpugn ine aFn aEd body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
CLOSE CALL FOR HAMILTON
Aviator Automobile Crashes
Into an Electric Train,
rBy Telegraph 10 Thc Trihune.

New Britain. Conn March 29.-1he
luck that has carried Charles *. Hamil-
ton. the daring little aviator, through
many dangerous situations stayed with
him this afternoon when his automobile
crashed into an electric train on the
Berlin MiddletoWn branch road. three
miles from this city. Hamilton. his wife
and mother all had narrow escapes from
death
Hamilton was on his way 70 his HON"
ii New Britain from Hartford when'the
accident occurred. His mother, Mrs. !.
e Beaudette, was on the front seat with
the aviator. while Mrs. Hamilton was ON
the rear seat. As Hamilton approached
th- crossing he slowed down. Not see
ing any train approaching he finally
speeded up his car to shoot across the
tracks. Al the same moment the cleo
trio train swung around the sharp curve
Hamilton turned his car sharply and
proceeded parallel with the train for
short distance The car became tightly
wedged between the Gateman's silently
ana the train and the shanty was upset.
The train tore off two wheels of the ma
chine and damaged the body of the car
considerably. No one in the automo-
bile. however was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
TO PAY S525.6OO FOR WATER
American Sugar Refining Go.
Accused Of Robbing City.

Former Justice Morgan j. q Bren rs
referee. filed his report Yesterday in the
suit Of the American Sugar Refining COM
uanv against TN city ~ New York for an
Injunction restraining tho city from cutting
cn tire water supply of tho Brooklyn r"-
Gnerirs of tho co,uuauy that was not mo
tcr.d. and also to restrain the city from
collecting n bill OF s525.Goo. which the city
commanded for water used illegally.
Justice O'Erion found that the American
-ugar Refining Company used large GUAM
titles Of water THAI had not been metered
and that the plaintiff. in the use OF by
RAISES to divert the water from tho meier,
was guilty Of a fraud. and. having been
guilty Of fraud was not entitled To The
relief of the court
The controvorsy arose during the incum-
hencv Of John T. OBricn as Commissioner
Of Water supply. Gas and Electricity. II
WAS discovered that the refining company
was using large quantities of water that
had not been mctcrcd m" practice having
conc ON for several years. The city sub
mittod 20 bill for $4,000 AMI demanded
Judgment The company thereupon de-
mandcd ~ order IN pcrpetuity restraining
t,lr city r"W cutting 81 the suppy "i wa
f.r Co.,. 10 uon-rtNm'ut of tn" bill
When the report Of Mr.. OBrien If con-
rruri Yr thc supreme Coiirt an" company
VIII cith.r have to pay an" citys bill oT
>uffor the turning or of las water supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMEN1
United States Commissioner in
Newark Arrested

Arrested ~ his desk in the Globe Build
ing. : Howell Jones. United States COM
missioner. was taken 10y detectives 10 Po-
Ice Headquarters in Newark yesterday.
charged with being N cmnczzler. The
complaint was made against Linn by Joseph
fcrye. head "f the John Fergg Brewing
company. Of Newark. who accused the
commissioner 81 having misappropriated
s. 500 of the proceeds Of "a $65.op mortgage
held JOS Mrs Caroline y. Powers. who
lived 40 the Hotel Buckingham, in Man
haitian. before she died.
Judge Hahn before whom the complaint
was made. GNcd hail at E.J"o and accept
cd the aroused mans own surety. Jones
viii have hearing April f.
The mort-ag" IN qu' stion was executed
last june. so Mr.. Fersg said. or the 5000
Nj Jones was instructed to SGT eidc $500
With which 60 pay on three old mortgages
ON the Fcrsg plant This done. there was
Il balance of 5l1.SVn. which was 10 he turned
oyer e." Nr Fcr-g in cash. Tho latter in
-isty That Jones gave him only $1,000 Two
months elapsed, the complainant alleges.
vI.er hc made lis hrst demand upon Mr..
Jones for tho balance II the money. Then.
hc SANS Nj Jones explained that some OF
ie creditors had attached the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
transform FOOLS MANY
Rise in Temperature Had Caused
People to Doff Their Wraps.

Just A. rcminGor that the chin ol win
tor aad not passed and tlat summer Is ia
tl,c ,,nna. the weather imam handed out g:
Ii,tI. mixture OF meteorological aufic~ y'~-
tordav that caught folh unaware. Tho
day broke with an invisoralng tonp"fa
tro of 20 degrees above z"ro. Then attn
- st.tC, limb it cot up 10 - around noon
There was plenty Of humidity and only Il
tNoI-c mIlc breeze from Nm, southeast to
relieve the depression. This gave tine inn
prcs.ion Iat II vas real aur,VaiSi
voa.hc. ana the vcntureson, DOTTED over.
coats.
tI v.ut vel until shout $50 %. ll..
wh,u lack clouds came over ihc sky and
ulo .uinidi.v increased Tho official mcr
.rry al this hour had crcpt mp IT, 49, hu;
va, soon sent downward JOS It real sum-
NOR tIIndorsiDrm. At SO T. ui. 81 terrina
cash of lightning lighted up tie Batter.
and every ono near the Barge One fclt
confident that it had Int the Municipal
Fclry tiundug -Four minutes later '"-
o,b.r fash came. accompanied Dog 81 hcdV
downpoW.
Thirteen ouc-hundrcdtbs ol al inch %.
rain fcl in twenty minutes. thc period OF
tho heaviest tall The shower lasted m'h
f.qo y m. and WIS followed o. 81 '"'i
drizzlo that continued throughout Gle"
night Eaiu followed bN clearing weather
Was predicted for TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
FRAUDS IN INDIAN SUPPLIES
Newark Contractor and Chief
Clerk Furman Are Accused.

Arthur Rose. wealthy clothing manu-
fa,turer of Newark y. j.. was arrested
yesterday Bog Marshal Ilenkcl On war
ant charging him with conspiracy To do
fraud the government on supplies Of cloth
ing furnished under contract. charles H.
Furmau. chief clerk 100 the Indian ware
house 81 ire Department Of ia" Interior. at
NO liq Wooster street. was named iu tho
complaint 49, the other con,pirator. Rose
uas released in s2orl bail.
The federal grand jury on december -
last returned indictments against Reuben
Won.toin and Lawrence H. Mahcr. vino
form tine clothing contracting firm of Wen
stein & Mahcr. Of No. - West ith street.
with laiccn, OF i've eases of corduroy
trousers from the Indian Warehouse An
investigation hy the department disclosed
that the government had boon dcfrauded
Systematically by contractors through a
conspiracy Win Cliief clerk Fuiman
The indictment charged Weinsteu x
Mahcr with having paid so to Furman
who permitted them to remove the i've
cases from tho government warehouse. To
conceal the removal five cases Of corduroy
trousers that had been rejected hy the GOV
eminent ON account e poor quality were
substituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
CHILDREN SEE MAN END LIFE
Thrown in Panic When Foreigner
Commits Suicide in Park.

Within % lCV feet of a. class OF children
which was being instructed u agriculture
IN De Witt Clinton Park. man who is
supposed 20 bo John Ses'ia. shot and killed
himself YESTERDAY. Miss Molly r. OCon-
nor the teacher. qucllod panic. marched
the children away and informed the police.
The man Wds well dressed. about thirty
years old, and apparently a native Of Hum
gary or Austria lu the station house %
card and Il handbook with tho name OF
1ohn Sosla and naturalization papers bear
ing the same name. dated September z.
laa were found. The oankbook showed
mat hc had an account with Ic banking
firm OF Knauth Nachod d Nuhne. OF 80.
- William street. for Sl.tpJ
A. the Office of Knauth Nachod & tluhuc
n was said that Che firm books showed uo
record Of the name of John Seslia. 10 Was
sJrmisCd that some foreign bank might
have advised Scsla of the remittance pv 81
81 money To him. 10 hc placed TO his credit
here with Knauth, Nachod d Kuhnc, and
o. al The paper found ON tho body might Dee
tnst notice. IN which Tho name OF Tho New
ork banking um would appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
| MENINGITIS FROM NAPLES
/ Two Gases Detected on the Ven
ezia. Which Is Disinfe cted.

The detection of two cases Of cerebro-
spinal meningitis Yesterday on board the
Fabre Line steamship Nenezia IS taken
a Quarantine as an indication that the
disease may have invaded Naples
through the agency f.Greek passengers
travelling to that port.
When the Tribune furnished Or. Doty.
on March Il. the first detailed informa-
tion Of the epidemic in Greece. the doc
tor said that he would keep an unusually
close watch OIL ali steamships from the
Mediterranean. especially from Naples
where Greek travellers are prone to en-
bark for New York.
The Venezia, on which the two cases
were found Yesterday. does not call at
Greece. Her passengers are taken on at
Naples and Marseiies. She carried Las
steerage and - cabin passengers. The
patients We're removed To Swinburne ISL
and for treatment. and after the tenn
roratures Of all the storage passengers
were taken. the steamship was permit
ted 70 90 10 her pier in South Brooklyn.
The SteeraPc was disinfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
WILL EXHIBIT FlREPROOS DOORS

one of thc reasons given f"r thc quick
suroad 81 the tire ~ dc A-ch EWldiu- ou
Saturday last WIS the fact that neither ih'
doors nor Windows were iW,pr"oi Many
skvscrapcrs IN this city have already been
oo,irpcd with such trimming, Including
IN. SINGER Buiaine. which wa ntted ont
by the Dahlsuom Metallic Door '"npdh'
of jamestown. =. s.. This company has
ucou requested b, The American S"-
rlcty OF safety 10 place au 'Nhlbi 100 a.
museum al Tie Engineers Huil'in-, ~
West Gath street Tnc National Board of
Firc Underwriters said the door had been
found capabl" Of resisting an hour heat
of 400 degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
THOMPSON-STARRETT WIN
Court Says New York Cannot
Control Wages in Maine.

Justice Crane. of the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. handed down 4 decision Nestcr-
day which IS regarded aS being of great
importance 10 tho labor world The dcci-
sion defeats the efforts Of the union granite
workers to break tho contract o. tho
Thompson Starrett Company with the city
for tho building of the now municipal build
ing I'm Manhattan
Robert Even. a mcmber Of the union.
through Clarence j. Slcaru. made an ap-
ph,ation = week ago for am injunction Ia
restrain the city from paying the con
tractors any further sums on the CONTRACT
on the ground that The company was mot
living up 10 the provisions of the labor
E,w. The company had suilct the granite
work to the Mount Waldo Granite Works,
Of Maine. which was having the granite
cat and trimmed in that state 10y WorkmCn
al daily wage - s.. For the same work
81 % day is paid in this state
Mr.. Shcarn contcndcd that The Maine
workmcn should get - 30 day OF that al
the work should be done here at the pre-
Naiiing wage. Morgan j. O Rrieu appeared
for the defendants and K. Percy Chttcn-
don for the city
Justice crane upheld the right Of tho
Thompson tarrett Company 20 suhlct the
granite work To nrms outside tho state and
denied iiiat tie courts had the power 20
interfere with wages paid outside tins
state. lie said hat Tho question Was
simply this: "Cau a contractor. uudcr ihc
labor law. aftc~ engaging with the lily for
municipal work. do "a large part of she
work out Of The state and, IL Hc docs. must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
NAME AUGUST HERMANN
Cincinnati Grand Jury Says He
Got Free Telephone Service.
cox TRIAL NOT IMMINENT
Judge German Term Will Elk
pire Saturday-Tax Collec-
tor Gets Two Years.

cincinnati. March % The name ~ Au-
gust Hermann. grand exalted ruler If the
Elks and chairman of the National Base
ball Commission was drawn into tho grand
iurv Investigation to-day. when that hody
made n report 10 Judge Frank German of
the Common Pleas Court asking whether
Bayard Kileour, general manager Of the
Cincinnati and Suburban Rel Telephone
Company, was in contempt Of court.
Roth Hermann and Kilgour have been
before the grand jury. ON tho occasion Of
Kilgours last ATTENDANCE nc stated, accord
ing Ia the report to-day. that his father
was in poor health and he asked 10 he OK
cused in order that he might acquaint his
parent with tho circumstances If his tes-
timony and 20 prepare his mind for what
might follow" Kgour is said TO have
promised TO return on March I. hit has not
appeared since
The repoIT then continues:
The said Bayard Klgour. in violation Of
the Injunction Of the grand Jury 10 him
given. dii repair 10 the Office Of August
Hermann. who at that time had been sum-
moned 10 appear in reference to the same
And Baysrd Kilgour did further intimate
To August Hermann a certain fact. on
which the said August Hermann would
probably he questioned hv the grand jury.
TO Wit. the fact that August Hermann vas
then and there and Heretofore IN the en-
ioNment OF gratuitous service from the en-
cinnat and Suburban Bell Telephone Com
panv, Of which Bayard KilGour was the
general manager.
KilgouI Is reported to he with mis- father
John kigorr. in Miami. Fla. Mr.. Herr
mann would SLY nothing tonight
The Circuit Court. which is hearing the
mandamus proceedings against Judge
Charles !. Hunt AMI the injunction against
Judge Frank Germans trying George i.
Cox on the charge OF perjury. was locked
in room all day to-day. and ~ O'Clock
announced that it had not reached a do
c'sion.
Even though the mandamUs case against
Judge Hunt and the Injunction against
Judge German go against cox. u IS hardly
probable now that Judge German can find
time 10 bring the case 10 trial iuasmuch
az there arc still two preliminary steps
that can be taken. namely. plea of abat"-
ment AMI demurrer TO the indictment.
Bcth Of these would consume considerable
time In tho face o. this situation. jude
Goruan's term as Criminal Court iudgc
will expire on SATURDAY.
Jacob Raschang former liquor tax col
lector in the County Auditors flee WHO
was found guilty IN March l. of having
solicited and accepted hrioes fT"iu brew
CRY to refund taxes ON saloons. was sen
teuced Icy Judge German TODAY 10 TWO
var inprisouWeut ana lined tho costs 100
tho case. Bdschaug was the drst Of tic
politicians md business men indicted 10y
tho lresont grand Jury 10 ho brought t"
trial. y stay Of execution Nas granted
pending an appeal to the Circuit court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-30
r,ANspACIFIC MAILS.

destination and steamer. lose IN y J. NJ
Jspau s'orea. China via Seatue) RI a.. e.2o
Kuuleri" 90. -,
hawai-. Guam. Philippines 'fia san ?, e,o
Franciscol--T : transport ''"o'' ~ ~
Tahiti Narquesas coos isancs
australia. Sew Zealand (via San ?, eao
Francisco Natal ........ . ''iN'' '' ''O
uarar Iepan Corea china. Ihllp
rin.s via san FraNciscol-Icnyo >, cso
,,a.ti ,i san f'ranciseo)- Sierra April 3 80
jiaUsU via san Francisco -Ihrhne Apri' y gov
Iarau. torsa. china via seattle .,,c 8 IA