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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-08-21
Special Notices

We cover all kind of Umbrellas
anu Parsols. Write
F. G.. Mertins, Augusta, Ga.
FOR SALE: My farm of 1873
acres in the Red Hill section, ad-
joining land of Dr.. w. E. Prescott.
Five-room dwelling, good barn
with nine stalls, good water and
pasture, etc.
Edgefeld, S. G. G. E. Quarles.
For the balance of the season we
will give cut prices on mems low
quarter shoes.
Rives Bros.
5or 6 doses 666 will break and
case of Chills & Fever; it acts on
the liver better than Calomel, any
does not gripe or sicken. Csc.
FOR SALE-My farm of 60
acres within one mile and a half
of Edgefeld. Good 7-room dwell
ing, tenant house, all necessary
outbuildings, pasture, etc.
T. W. Rearden.
Pound packages of talcum pow
der for only 25 cents.
3. Timmons:'
A nice line saddles, prices right.
Wilson & Cantelou.
FOR SALE: A l5-horse power
Fairbanks-Morse special gasoline
engine. 1t is as good as new and
will be Sold at bargain.
J. r. Cantelou.
FOR SALE: One Cable drive
No. fast f ed Saw Mill, Boiler and
Engine; same as new, with yoke Of
Steers. Cheap.
r. A. Zimmerman,
r. T. D. No. 2, Ropers, S. G.
Just received a new shipment of
mems summer coats in alpacas and
cecillians. Prices very reasonable.
Rubenstein.
SIS snits now 313.25, all wool,
perfect fit. Wllte
F. G. Mertins, Augusta, Ga.
All children's wash suits at half
price. Write
F. G.. Mertins, Augusta, Ga.
Mems, Ladies, Childrens, Oxfords
just received, at
Dunovant & Co.
A beautiful lot of 1Oc Organdi
which we always sell at l0c, for &c.
J. w. Peak.
Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
We are still seFling the celebrated
Studebaker wagon. The best yet,
Wilson & Cantelou.
Large stock of wire screen doors
and windows just received.
Stewart IS Kernaghan.
Write for the shirt we are SELL
ing for 79c and $l.l5.
F. G. Mertihs, Augusta, Ga.
No matter what you want in the
buggy line. We will get it for you
if we don't happen to have just
what you are looking for.
Wilson & Cantelou.
] am closing out my line of la
dies shirt waists. The regular price
is $l.9s. Now ST.. .i2,
J. w. Peak.
The American lady Corset in
styles to fit all figures, for sale by
Rives Bros.
Tan silk hosiery, Isle thread
hosiery, combed yarn cotton hosiery
in black, white and colors.
Sox for the little tots in various
and styles.
The Corner Store.
Combination suits in fine combed
yarn, bleached balbrigans at SOC
snit.
The Corner Store.
Carthartts Overalls and gloves
Sl.OO. Write
F. G.. Mertins, Augusta, Ga.
$500 Suits now Sll.25, ali
wool, fit guaranteed. Write
II T. Martina Auuusta Ca
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-08-21

Mrs. Robert
Is here visiting
Minna and A
William Bee.
afectionately
friends in Edg
come her return
A corps of p;
on the interio
church. The (
painted and the
mined. After
completed their
new carpet viii
chased will be
Everything is
tive for the ladi
BILE here on the
tend their missi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
COMP PR0M|SE: WOOL
BILL PASSES
HOUSE


fBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire !
Washington. Aug 3.-Fhe oonpr"-
mise wool bill agreed to by the house
and senate repassed the house today
ana viii be taken up in the senhte AZ
noon Monday. Senator I.alfollctte gave
notice he would call II np at that time
and ask for immediate action upon
the conference report in which tn"
two houses agreed to a wool tarVl
based on a raw wool duty Of ~ per
cent
The senate by close vote earlier
In the day accedcd To the democratic
progressive demand that the Canadian
reciprocity repeal amendment De
dropped from the iron and steel iarlIf
bill. This action resulted IN the re
passage Of that bill IN the senate and
the measure Is now on It's way 10 the
president
Conferences will be held early next
week on the excise tax and sugai
tariff bin. ON the former an asf"o-
men, c~is.s between the scnato icu
ocrats and insurgents to endorse the
repeal Of all Of the canadian rccproc-
ity law except the free print paper
provision now in force. II Is expected
tho house viii meet this plan and
adnpi "a compromise bill without de-
Law
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
A RCHBAL D TRIAL
WILL BEGIN IN
DECEMBER
Postponement Of Impeachment
Case Comes After Long Fight
by Senators Who Wanted An
Earlier Date.

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire
Washington, Aug. 3.-The tflal o.
Judge Robert w. Archibald, OF the
United states commerce court on mn
peachment proceedings brought by
the house of representatives, was TO-
day set by the senate to open tues
day. December 3rd, the second day
of the next regular session OF con-
gress.
The postponement OF the case
came after long fight by number
OF senators to have an immediate
trial as desired by the house.
The house managers demahueu
thnt tbs trial opcn next "Wednesday.
Judge Archibald, through his attor-
ney, A. s. Worthington presented 70
the senate today a formal request
that ii be deferred until October l5lh,
declaring his case could not he pre-
pared before that time. After TWO
hours spent in secret session the SEN
ate. by vote Of A to l9, determined
upon the postponement
The influence the postpohemeh'
mieht have upon the arguments lof
the recall of judges in the approach
ing campaign figured prominently III
the argument in the senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
EXECUTIVES OF THE
WEST REBUKE
LOBBYIST
Secretary to CoIorado'S Chief
Executive Proposes Effort to
Aid Power Site Corpora
tlonS.

lBs Morning Journal spreinl ''cnscd W'rel
Boise. idaho, Aug. aA sharp
clash occurred at todays session uf
the Western Governors conference
when Dolos Chappei Representatives
of Governor Shafroth, of Colorado,
presented to the conlerenrc a propo-
aition to namc a aeercttly, 70 have
headquarters Ia washington and 70
recommend that congress pass laws
in aid al certain corporations seek
ing power sites and engaged in urfi-
lntion. The governors looked upon
the proposition as an official lobby
for which Governor Morris Of Non
tana, Governor Wcst Of oregon ana
Governor oddiv OF Nevada, topl ue
clsiou to dcnounce Mr. thapprl ille
matter was thrcshed out Ia executive
session. hut enough WIS told ny the
governors TO convey the Impression
that ni first il was thonGll that tins
was The view of Governor Shaifoih
uf Colorado Afterwards, however i
was learned thnt w. q, stout the fep.
resrntatiNc of Governor Eherhnfl 81
Minnesota. was behind the ChAppel
resolution
The governors tonight looked upon
Tho action ol those men ns breach
OF faith.
The conference adjourned tonight
after a lrip tp the Arrow Rock dam
me highest III the World. Governor
West Of oreEon, was elected pi'si
dent, and Governor eddie, OF NeNnnA
,yas elected secretary. Thc me 'clliiH
nrxt ycat viii be held in SAT- Lake
city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
R0SEMTHAL CRIME
MYSTERY N[ARS
SOLUTION
t Is Expected That Two Re-
naming Gun Men Connected
With KiIIing viii Be Caught
Soon in CatSkIIS.


IB, Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
New York, Aug. The revelations
of the Rosenthal murder case. point
ing to the existence of system OF
police hlackmail levied upon Illegal
resorts, prompted a number of lead
ing citizens To issue a call tediN for a
public mass meeting at Cooper hail
next week to adopt plans to make
eifcctN" the public demand for uhser-
vance of law ana order in this city,
\ number OF prominent women, in-
cludins Mrs Russell Sage and Mrs.
t.. IT. Hartman haze been asked to
hecomc members OF the wuinans aux
iliary committee. \ popular suhscrip-
tion To provide funds Tor an inNcsu-
cation and the employment of lawcrs
and detectives is included It is under
stood, in the plans Of the rumnitlre.
white Inspector hughes WAS absent
in the Catskill mountains today di-
rectine the search Of his men FOR GNp
the Blood and Lefty Louie. two
OF the meitiVes charged with Rnsen-
thals murder. several gamblers mem
toned by Jack Rose as having paid
protection money to the police, were
called to the criminal courts building
and examined by an assistant district
attorney.
The departure Of Inspector Hughes
for the Catsklls led to reports mat
his detectives were close To their
quarry and the attitude al police
headquarters tonight in regard to the
capture of the men was one of eN-
pectancy.
Deputy police Commissioner Dough
erty made known today that he hau
found what he believes to be the re-
volVer from which some of the shots
were fired that killed tosenthal. The
weapon was discovered in trunk
left behind by Lefty Louie when he
fled and all the chambers We're emp
ty
John w Hart counsel for charles
Becker. the police lieutenant chars~
ed with nstigating the murder, con
ferred today with his client IN the
Tombs regarding their line of defense
While Hart was not communicative
II was reported that Becker proposed
to lay the murder plot at the door OF
Jack Rose and would seek to snow
that Roses motive was that 81 ven
geance growing from loh& aN'hu-
ing feud with Roscnthal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
BAI.LF.W MAY HAVE
COMNIIITED SUICIDE

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aug. a.
That George Ballew. the man who
shot mp Il summer hotel al south
Platte Friday night, woundns three
persons, may have committed SUI
eide in the hills near Breed Colo to
escape capture is one of the theories
on which the authorities here are
working From Sedalia, Rallew sent
telegram 10 his people in Tennes-
see reading
come at once George is dead.
George is Ballews christian name
and the authorities think that Bal
lew, believing that he had killed sew
eral people at South Platte, ANA that
his capture was only q matter oi q
few hours, turned off into the NUS
soon after leaving Breed ana ended
his life.
The two posses which left here this
morning 10 search for Rallew. re
turned here tonight empty handed
Another attempt will be made ton"r-
row 10 pick up the trail which was
lost today about two miles south OF
Breed. Practically everyone in that
section is out searching for the man.
A stranger. who answered Ballew's
description, was held prisoner Tor
three hours this afternoon by the Col
orado Midland railway operator at De
vide. The man had been taken from
"A freight train. He escaped from bis
captor about 3 o'clock.
The sheriff at Cripple Creek, who
was notified. formed Il posse and to-
night is heating the country between
Divide and Flurissant for the man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
THIRTY FOURTH YEAR. VOL. cxxxv, No. IS.

their homes of many years, do not
go to join the federals as fighting
men, although the Americans are
carrying a lew rifles, hidden at the
time of the rebel confiscation OF
arms held by foreigners. They mere
ly believe. according 10 Jarvis, that
the federal army will offer better
protection.
The village, that month ago con
tanned 1900 Americans. is deserted
by its Inhabitants the rich fields un-
TILED and the Americans homes oc-
cupied by the rebels, who have taken
possession of the settlement ana
everything left behind by the refu-
gees.
Jarvis remained to attend to the
shipping to lei Paso of two cars OF
provisions. which the men could mol
carry on their overland journey, ana
which they believed would be of
service to their wives and children,
now refugees in El Paso. The snip
ment of the provisions to Juarez was
prohibited by rebel leaders, Jarvis
says.
Jarvis, young Mormon IN ms
teens believed he could not reach
the border in safety unless in dls-
guise The report that the Dupiah
settlers had gone to join the federal
ranks made the rebels bitter AGAINST
all Americans SO he donned the at
tire of the Mexican ranchman. WIN
a shawl over his mouth and his hls
hat pulled down over his eyes, ne
crawled into the car of a freight tram
bound for Juarcz and 50 affiNtu
safely at the border.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
Officers Believe Desperate May
Have Committed Suicide Be
Iieving He Had Killed People
Only Wounded,
MAY MURDER YOUNG
WIFE AT LAS CRUCES
Two Victims Have Small
Chance Of Recovery from
Shots Inflicted by BaIIew,
When He Ran Amuck.
my MornInx journal Special rsnsed Wire,

iBy Morning journal Special Ieneed Wire
Denver, Aug 3. with the return
late tonight 10 their starIing points
OF all the posses which have been
searching the Inns in Platte canyon
and in the vicinity Of Breed station.
near Colorado Springs, for George
clifford Ballew, who last night shot
and seriously wounded four persons al
South Platte, held the town at bay
and burned the hotel to the ground.
later making his escape into the dark
ness, fear is felt that BnlleW has made
good his escape and viii carry ont his
threat OF vengeance upon his ld~year-
old WIFE, living near Las Cruces. New
Mexico.
Late tonight IT was reported from a
local hospital that two OF his victims.
Mrs. Charles Wallhrecht ana James
McWhorter, have slight chances of re-
covery.
Mrs. Wallbrecht was shot through
the body and today while being taken
from the train which conveyed her
to Denver, she rolled off the strctchcr
and broke open the wounds, Me
Whorter was shot in the arm, the
bullet severing an artery The loss of
blood accounts for his critical condi-
ton.
The other two Victims Charles
Wallbrecht and Harry Berman n tour
ist are expected to recover
Two posses started from Colorado
Springs this morning when II was re-
ported there that II man answering
the description of BalleW had been
seen near Breed, a small station on
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc
road, eight miles north. The man
eluded them and IL is the opinion Of
members OF the posse that Baliew
has committed suicide in the hlls. or
secreted himself and will continue his
journey to Las Cruces tonight.
Balew has declared that he Will
kill his girl wife because she deserted
him. 1t was because of her departure
several months ago. that Ballew ran
amuck last night and shot the per
sons whom he believed responsible
for the separation.
In letter found IN his effects to-
day. dated at Copper Hin, Tenn.
June IA, signed by j. w. Ballew and
Matte BallcW. father and mother. the
hope was expressed that both George
and his brother. Fred who was with
him at the time, will from this day
forward, set determined resolution
to live right, live in peace with all
men if possible adding, "if cod IS
for us who can be against MS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
no,

Mel AT ~ a. m.
Refused tu svl d dAN for debate ON
the Stanley stcei report
Edwin j. lIsems uA r,coeumed
as lepa representative uf enc rhnd
Connecticut dWiuct
Passed tho Wilson bon anouamne
Involuntary servtudv for sramcn
Repassod the oompromtso wool hill
agreed to hy tts coufttec..
The judiciary cumWtct adopted
the Recommendation al one suh-eom
mittee 10 move to ahandonlne tur
ther prosecution 81 ludae uaufurd
Representative ileuH mAd, "a loli
tical speech atacem rrMldcm lail
ana Colonel Roosevelt and cNtoliuf
Woodrow WILSON
Representative l{reus ard iulro-
ducod = bill fpr the appointment -
a commission to Nudy Mississippi
river leNve SNsirh
Adjourned at sis y. m. until \
a. IN. Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04

DIXON PREDICTS
RAPID ACCESSI0NS


. Chieapa, AuR n THE PROVE .
. sional conmitlcv of the national .
@ progressive party adiourned at .
. 1850 tonight aller q session .
Q lasting since noon today, having .
. acted ON "a sinelc contest. that IA .
. AlAhNnt,. whore twvlNc white
. delegates We're seated over the
. claims Of the Negro contestants Z
. A dispute oNor the rNntesttng me-
. gro delegation irnm Florida pro-
. lonrcd the session and finally
- forced adjournment until 9
q uclocl, Monday morning
. A contest from the state of
. Msslsaipni followed and in pre-
. acntiuE the claims OF the negroes
. from that state, Perry =. How
ara a negro uf Jackson. appeal
. ca TO the provisional committee
. not to discourage the 9o0,ooo ne
Q gro Nnters hN refusing them rec
. ognitiop Howard who was "A
delegate To the regular republi-
can convention, took up the cnnl-
paiFn for Ronsovelt after the
first call sent out by senator
. pNun late III july IN this he met
opposition from - +. FrldG"
who WIZ picked out by senator
Dixon to take up the iiRht Tor
RoureNclt Ia Mississippi
Senator biXon asked Howard
II he aid not think II would be
wise to haNe he negroes IN MIS-
slssIppi who favor Theodore
Roosevelt led frum the dennocrh
tic party hy white men.
why would YOU not expert
q monl with white leadership lhlS
> timc.n asked the senator
That would he all right, said
. Howard. "hnt the majority OF the
noni nea who are democrats VIII
. nut follow white leaders. We
must be reeognzed We don't
want to lead bat we must have
. RECOGNITION in this progressive
rariy If we are to do any efiec-
tiyr work.
The negro pruhlcm WAS still
. unsettled ~ the prey isio'lHi
. committee az a late hour
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
MUNITIONS NEEDED
BY REBELS At
JUAREz
SmuggIers, Attempting to Get
1000 Cartridges Across IN
ternationaI Line, Are Caught
by Guards,

ny Morning journal -pe,:ai Leased Wire. ]
Il Paso. Texas, Aug. 3.--lncident to
the exchange of shots early today be-
tween rebels from the Mexican side
Of the international line ana United
states soldiers stationed on the bcr-
der a few mites east of El Paso. two
Mcxicans, with 2,0oo cartridges, were
caught tonight in the act OF crossing
the line.
The catch was made by the same
company Of the Twenty tN~second infan-
try which was under tire carrier in tn'
day The ammunition was brought
from El paso in an automobile and
turned over to the border runners.
The driver of the automobile cs
capped. A few shots heard tonight app
parentlN from the Mexican side, pre-
ceded the capture Of the Sinusgl"rs
causing some excitement in the VEIN
ity in vicw of the former incident
n believe that the firing on the
Mexican side was done more to cause
excitement, perhaps, while afnnuni-
ton was snuggled, than To harm any
one" said Captain Samuel &. Berry,
who Is in charge of the company en-
Grtv at that point. Between ten and
twelve shots were fired from the Mex
lean side, and | believe we would
have found evidences of the bullets
il the intent was hostile one man
claimed his house was hit, but We
could not locate the bullet hole. NV
men fired forty or fifty shots in cN-
change
Border running is especially easy at
that point, as the international line rs
not marked by the Rio Grandc, piece
of land known as the island denotlns
the boundary.
That portion Of the rebel army To-
Gated in Juarez, directly opposite this
city, is in great need of ammunition,
as well as rebel forces operating TO
lhc SOUTH which are likely to pc en-
pagnd soon BY the rebels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
ALLEGED B R|BERY
SCENES VISITED
BY JURY
Court Tying Clarence DaffoW
Travels in Automobile to
the Various Localities lo-
voIVed,

IN, Morning journal Special irn-ed Nire.l
T.oa Angeles. cal, Aus. 80 la the
bribery tiial of Clarence y. pui"M
hrr, TODAY, session Of IA" court wac
nrll on the street curner u th' husi
ness section of the city. IA ld' OF "a
saloon aud On the thfd ilnuf "l
f,omins house
ph, JIM, was convened in nninme
hil.s ia tho eDour OF the alleged wa
Mars of Tulremiu George ~. lreh
who'd and 40 the corner uf Ilt'h utl
Los Aurai,s streets. the place Where
th, hlllte money WIS said Go. hnN' hern
II. ssed superior Judge George lluif t'1
r.f.nrened court ia tho pr's'n'' 'l
lttt.itda of spectators
4, stipulation. Judge liufon ti'h
addressed ihr jurors as iNrF N'Nt'
,ntism points mentioned h IA, rti
deuce.
The saloon In vhieh detectives witt
al far the uplOrfanrf % Font u
tranklin. the confessed hrinei Was
visited aud patrons Wers elected White
"a hri.f session WAS hold.
Afcr % visit GO the rouWins h""s'
ID riuck dismut from HinnN' -
Vh4ch Detective samuel lit""n' ''7-
titf.d to having Wn ched tho rrr lus
l.t,ten luckWnpd auo G.. T.. Whiir.
tbe "stnls holder of The nilesei
rihe MONEY. tho iurN VAS tAh'n a.
tho scene OF Fr,nNiln'- arrest aiiei
which court officials jurors. counsel
nad reporters returned tn The court
touu where count WAS formally al
iuurn.d until Monday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
General Sanjines Reaches Mex
ican Northwestern Railroad
and Cuts Off 0rozco from
CaSaS GrandeS.
lNSURRECTOS MAY
TAKE TO MOUNTAINS
Liberals Are Fighting FierceIy
to Protect Only Line of Trans
portation from Juarez to Sal
azar's Command.

iBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.
Juarez Mexico, Aug. 3,-According
To rebel advices received here late to-
day fighting is in progress at Cor
raitos, $50 miles southwest of here
and fifty miles north Of Casas
Grandes. A train bearing 400 rebel
troops was dispatched in great haste
from this point to reinforce the
rebels.
General Sanjines, commanding one
of the two armies of federals, at
tempting to hem in the rebels, has
succeeded in reaching the Mexican
Northwestern railway, 50 cutting off
.Juare2, where General Orozco is lo-
Gated from Casas Grandes. where
General Salazar is stationed with
900 rebel soldiers. The forces under
Sanjines on reaching the railroad on
their overland trip from sonora, ran
into a party of rebels operating out
Of Casas Grandes to protect the rail-
way. The rebels are fighting fierce
~ to protect the road. but 1t is con-
sldered doubtful at Orozcos head
quarters here If the reinforcements
from Juarez can arrive in time. so
far the telegraph line between Juarez
and Casas Grandes is intact indicat-
ing that the federals have not yet
succeeded in reaching the right OF
way
South of Casas Grandes, at Ma
dera Is located the main federal army
under General Rabago, and Salazars $
force is In danger OF hostile move
ment from both south ahu nofth' az
a result OF todays Developments. IL
also shuts off Orozco, the rebel leader,
from Salazar's assistance. In event OF
a federal victory in the ensuing en-
gagement the rebels Will be forced
to abandon all railways, as the Mexl-
can Central IS disrupted between
here and the city of chihuahua, ana
take To the hills.
General OroZco tonight said that ne
believed no fighting was IN progress
at Corraltus, and that the report ear
lier in the day to rebel headquarters
here was IA myth The train of rein
forcements. which left here today, has
been unable to locate any fighting
along the line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
FUTILE FIGHT ON
SPEER MACHINE

Denver, Aug. 3.-Arapahoe county
delegates waged futile fight against
the Brady ySpeer delegates 10 the
First congressional democratic as
semhly today. -Four candidates Sc
cured 10 per cent vote of the as
scmbly to have their names placed
upon the primary ballot. They are
Addison w. Rucker. incumbent; +;
George kindel. Denver, Henry A..
Drumm, Boulder and NJ. c. Harring-
ton, Denver There is but one can
didate to be elected.
In the Twenty second senatorial
district assembly, also held here to-
day, three names will appear upon
the primary ballot for float senator to
the state legislature. They are: j. j.
Ryan, Denver: NJ. NJ. Bulkelcy.
Yuma. and Judge w. II. Terry
ArapahOe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-04
S2OO,O0O ASKED FOR
KILLING BAD BEASTS

Washington. Aug Representa-
tive Munden. of Wyoming, introduced
a bin today 10 appropriate 5000 600
for the United states to pay It's share
of the cost nf eSiorminatinE the 'prc
dafory Wild animals on the forest
reserves of the W"st
Are Von after the mlll moose t'
he was asked
40 the bun moose Is moi Wild or
PREDATORY animal tie only preys On
s,f. ,nnshy things in his native la.'
and ,v,. do not hnVe such things In DliI
country" answered Mr.. Mondell
The wyoming representative "N-
planned that his bin was cunning Tor
timber wolves. coyotes, mountain
lions and other Wild creatures that
XIII of sheep