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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07
DAVIS EL0PED WITH
A MARRIED WOMAN
cando Couple Found in a Rooming
House in MInot-Woman Returns
With Husband While Lover Gets 80
Days in Jail.

Glen Davis, young plumber, who
had found employment in this city,
was sentenced by Judge Leighton to
80 days in the county Jail, having
plead guilty 10 the charge Of adultery.
Davis had skipped out of Cando with
Mrs. Bigler, a young woman IL years
Of age, whose husband has been work
ing near Medicine Lake, Mont. all
summer. Mrs. Bigler was made to
believe by Davis that her husband
was living with another woman in
Montana, and being her old sweet
heart, had little trouble in inducing
her to accompany him to Minot.
They passed as man and wife. When
Bigler returned to Cando, he found
that his wife was missing and accom-
panied by his mother-in-law, came to
Minot, where the couple were located
at their room in rooming house.
The young woman has asked the for
giveness Of her husband and has re-
turned with him to Cando.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07
MISS LARSON WON THE AUTO.

The Reporters subscription contest
came to a close Saturday night. M,ss
Gertrude Larson, daughter Of County
auditor Larson, Won the Ford auto:
Miss Eva Walker the $3.50 piano, and
Mrs. o. A. Peterson the lot near the
normal school.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07

Roy Rhinehart Of Ray was arrested
charged with pigging, and Jim Jing,
a wflliston Chinaman. was taken IN
tow for like offense.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07

Dan Kimball, who has been Ill for
a month from heart and stomach trou.
BILE, is able to be back at his desk
at the city police station.
Willard Larsen, credit man for the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES
CARRY COUNTY

Returns from every precinct Of
Ward county with the exception Of
five which are still unaccounted fol,
show that the Republicans have car
ried every county Office, including the
state senators and representatives.
On the election for superintendent
Of schools, e. G. Warren, who was
nominated on both the Democratic
and Republican tickets, has a paur-
atty OF almost 800 votes over J ;. N.
Devine, his nearest opponent.
William Murray, Republican candi'
date for county Judge, has . plurality
over John Fahey of over 400 votes,
and q. D. Kelley leads IN tho raos
for sherir by almost 500 votes.
The tabulated figures for the cleo
ton in Ward county - far % thev
have been received With seven ~
cincts missing are as follows:
For President f.
Taft .....:........... ~
Wilson ........... ....'.'. .A'oA'
Roosevelt .......... ......''. NJ
For Congress- ... ...
Norton ............ .....s.s.. AVSS
HalvOeDo0 ...v.........e'. .1151
LeSu0ur %. .s.'>e.ssssssssss ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07

international Harvester Co., has re-
turned from q three weeks tour Of
the territory. He reports the farm
ers up along the Canadian order about
thru with their threshing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-11-07
NORTON Wins
OVER HALY0RS0N
~ ii
Democratic Nominee Won With Lar
ger Majority Than Any Candidate
in hlstory-RoossveIt oeeeNd and
TAFT Third.

tiles il states that never before In
history had gone Democratic, Wood
row Wilson and Thomas Marshall,
heading the Democratic ticket, won In
. sweeping victory Tuesday. Wilson
will have q total Of about 400 Of the
631 votes in the electoral college.
Roosevelt W1u have a1out 10 voeo0
and TAFT IL. Tho division Of the Re.
publican votes between Taft and
Roosevelt, resulted In Z complete
Democratic victory In many states.
North Dakota was carried by the
Democrats, At first It being claimed
that he had received plurality q
10000, but - returns came IN ftoD
Roosevelt's strongholds, this has been
cut down to about 1900.
Taft secured only II electoral votes.
those from Idaho. Utah and Vermont.
Late returns from Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota and Wyoming indicate
that these states are IN the doubtful
column. Not considering the votes
from these states, Wilson has 3s7
electoral votes, Roosevelt 80 and Taft
10.
Roosevelt captured Illinois with 70
electoral votes, Kan5as with Is. Mic
igan with LIS, Rhode Island with S.
Washington with Z and Pennsylvania
with 38. Wilson swept Wisconsin
with 10000 to 10000 majority.
Edward Dunno, Democratic nomi'
nee. was elected governor Of Illinois.
New York state went Democratic IN
practically every branch OF govern
ment. Congressman sulzer was
elected governor by aplurality OF 16o'-
900.
LATE returns indicate that Roosevelt
has won in Minnesota, after 1t mad
heen claimed by The Democrats.
1,harhart was reelected governor.
Woman suffrage won in Kansas
Arizona and possibly Michigan. It
was defeated in Wisconsin, but PROB
ably won in oregon.
Wilson's plurality in Oregon is 5000.
Wilson's plurality in California ID
5000. Debs, Socialist, gets $4,000
votes in California.
The Democrats will control both
the United States senate and the
house Of representatives. The new
congress will be divided az follows:
Republicans 11s; Democrats 179;
progresslves, IL. Districts unreport'
ed, -.
Governor Wilson, mutually Is high
" pleased with the result, and says
he can hardly make himself believe
that his election is possible. He will
70 to the Bermuda Islands for long
rest.
Roosevelt does not seem to be dis
oouraeed and says that the Prosres'
sive flght must 90 on until 1t wins.
Pres. Taft says he IL not discour'
.xed and. IL making plans to bolster
M the Republican party. The Gay
after election, he enjoyed = game OF
golf.
CONGRESSMAN L. B. Hanna wa
elected governor Of North Dskota
Tuesday with plurality OF from SOU
to 10000. Hels,Rsm, the Democratic
nominee, was second, while Sweet
tho progressive candidate. received q
surprisingly small vote.
An Of tho other Republican candi'
dates for state ONCE won with sub
stantial major1ties.
TAFT made much better run than
many people anticipated. The BID
Fellow must have been gaining very
rapidly IN the state.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
Private Gerken of F Company,
First Infantry, Shot Down by
Former Chum - Mystery
Shrouds Cause of Shooting

Death, grim and sudden, stalked
through the tented city Of the First
Infantry at Schofield Barracks last
nightJ claiming Private Henry Gerken,
shot down in cold blood by his erst-
while chum and boon companion, Pri-
vate William S. Hagemann. For some
cause unknown to all but the victim
and slayer Friendship suddenly turn
ed to bitter hatred, and Hagemann,
lurking in wait in front of Gerken's
tent, put three bullets from his re-
.volyer through the iatter's stomach,
as he lifted the tent flap and step
ped into the company street.
The shooting, which occurred short.
ly before o'clock last night, was
witnessed by several soldiers VINO
were lounging and talking in the
street Both men belonged to e.
Company, and it was in the precincts
of that organization that the killing
took place. The moment Gerkin pre-
sented a fair target his former friend
drew. revolver, and fired at point
blank range The stricken man drop
ped in his tracks. three of the shots
having taken effect. Hagemann made
mo attempt to get away, or to make
further trouble, and has since main
tanned a sullen silence.
A coroner's inquest is being held
today at the scene of the tragedy. by
Deputy Sheriff Oscar Cox. of Waia-
.lua, and it is expected that more de-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09

Utterly ignoring the conventions.
Cartoonist mike Randall DOTTED his
clothes and jumped from the yacht
Helene yesterday afternoon and pull.
ed from the water Charlie LII, one
Of the members of the crew.
A crowd Of young people. of which
Randall was Il member, went down
to Pearl Harbor yesterday early in
the morning and went aboard the
Helene, which craft was put under
canvas and headed for. Honolulu
During the trip some OF the meI
climbed up to the gaff, and after
they had come down. Charley Lii,
who has been taking care OF the
yacht Hawaii since the race, went
up. As he started to come down. he
slipped and fell to the deck, severe.
ly cutting the back of his neck and
injuring his right lex and arm, be-
fore he rolled over into the water.
The Helene was under a big
spread OF canvas and was making
good time, and as Lill fell overheard
the fair members of the crowd
screamed for the men, who were
down below playing the phonograph.
The men thought that it was a joke,
but Randall came rushing upstairs,
and knowing that Lii could moi
swim. discarded his bathing suit and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
SPRECKELS CASE
UP. FOR TRIAL
INLOCAL court
Law Brici of 1000 Printed
Pages for. Cooper to
Digest

Honolulu is having its innings of
the celebrated SpreCkels will case,
which involves property sold here
"ithin the p2st few months for an ag-
gregate of some hundreds of thou
sards of dollars.
The contest cf the Will of the late
Claus Spreckel. has been decided sew
eral times in San Francisco, but the
contestants are at it again and the
sale, of the Honolulu property has
made occasion for having whack al
it here.
1t is not the will itself that is un-
der attack-it being acknowledged by
the contestants as a perfectly good
will-but the trust created under the
will To interpret the trust the will
comes in for some construction.
A hearing of the matter was set for
this afternoon before Judge Cooper.
Counsel for the contestants, Prosser.
Anderson & Marx, have received sun
dry volumes of briefs from San Fran
cisco, aggregating one thousand pages
or thereabout.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09

hearing in the u. s. district court
In the three hearings already held
iuries have decided that the owners
of the various portions Of the site
are entitled to and shalt receive not
less than total OF $25s.569. 50. The
CT the Treasury authorized the dis
tr4ct attorney here to proceed to can
denim the MaEuka site and proceed to
purchase 1t for sum Of not more than
$3.50, 900.
OF this authorized sum only $685..
1918 will remain after the cases al
ready decided, have been settled. The
'ast portion Of the site, however. still
remains without a value fixed by
court. 1t is the property occupied
by E. o. Hall e Son. said to be the
most valuable parcel of the entire
lot, and the testimony OF Expert r. II.
Reidford this morning indicated that
the balance from the amount author
(continued on page b
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
ByC. S. ALBERT

Especial Star Bulletin Corfespondencel
WASHINGTON, ID. C. Nov. 3d.
The can of the unterrified Bull Moos-
ers for q conference in Chicago De-
oember 10 and IL has up to this time
attracted but little attention. It is
naturally expected that all the chief
leaders OF the new movement that
rent the Republican party in twain
and made Democratic victory at the
polls Inevitable will be present. The
purpose is to map out plan of edu-
cation and organization for the en-
suing four years in order that the
Progressives may be In consroi In
1916 and select one of their number
for the Presidential nomination
Although the announcement of the
meeting has created no general in.
terest there is no disposition to treat
IL as joke or something to be taken
lightly. The close call Of Mr.. Taft
for the regular nomination and the
unexpected wildfire spread of the Bull
Moose movement have not been for
gotten IL is also flilly realized that
history 10 always likely TO repeat is
self, It follows that the conference
may be matter of great moment and!
Importance despite the slight .tumb-
ling OF the political waves that is
being produced thereby at present.
eoions Scarce
Just how many senators and repre-
sentatives in Congress will attend is
a subject of much speculation at
present Not many members of the
national legislature joined the Pro-
gressive party during the recent cam
paign. and the results of the ballot
ing about three weeks ago, 1t Is said,
have not helped in promoting much
additional recruiting.
Senator'S Dixon of Montana and
Poindexter of Washington are the on
ly members of the upper house of
Congress to make positive announce
ments Of their allegiance to the Pro-
gressive cause Mr. Dixon was Col
Roosevelt's campaign manager and
Mr.. Poindexter represents a state
which elected two Progressiyes as
representatives at large. Other ''in-
surgent" Republican Senator's have not
declared themselves out of the Repub-
lican party and into the Progressive
party. Senator Clapp of Minnesota
has been expected to join it, but the
fact that Senator Nelson, running as
fConfinued an paoa Az
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
AUSTRIA SEXES SUPPLY SHIP


ships loaded with provisions and snunio M ths Isn
snt psetsd q poeesd g e and thai tests %
Emsy be sbie
Eof ssvan supply ship y taken ~ responss ~ e
ltcn Austrian
ss
Of
Monarchy
the
her northern Kingdom
race Of servans Austria hope substantIa Victory
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
Secretary Urges Increase Of
Establishment BY addition
of 8 BaitleshipS a Year
POINTS OUT NEED OF
MANY OTHER CHANGES
Must Be Prepared To Meet AIT
Corners, Declares Navy's
Present Head
By C. S. ALBERT
tAssociated Press Mail Correspond.
ence To The Star. .BuIletinl.

thsSCCl8te0 Press Mall COrfeSpOnd-
efice TO The Star BnIletinD.
s. WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec. o.
The United States must have a big
ger navy and must be PREPARED to
meet any chance OF war in the opin-
Ion Of Secretary Meyer OF the Navy
Department. II It Is 10 preserve It's
national thfefy. In his annual re-
port. tnatl6 public today, Secretary
Meyer pleads Tor three new battle
ships this year, and dec.ares that
this country win soon fall rom sec
ond TO fourth place in relative stand.
ing or naval powers, If II continues
the policy 81 building only two ships
each year.
international peace has been
brought no nearer. the secretary de.
clares. SO far as Limitation Of arm.
nments Is concerned. To guard IFS,
coast and protect It's commercial ac-
tivities, the tinted States needs q
permanent nREDeof "A capitaf sslips
battlesliips and battle sscruisers- -ac-
cor6ing to Secretary Meyer. Tho
present strength OF the navy In bat.
ileships Is about 80, but ships viii.
soon be retired 6s obsolete.
Secretary Meyers report Is reel
tai of the development OF iae navy
during the past year. With few re
concentrations beyond those contain.
ed in bis former reports. He gives
chief emphasis to his recommends
ttion that, the navy be increased &C
cording to program that VIII keel
the nation in its presen; position
among the world powers; and the
suggestion that Congress remove the
limit upon the amount OF nioaey that
can be spent for aviation and per
nit the Navy to compete win Hike
establishments ofsother nations In de
yeloping aerial methods OF 6efense,
Three 6sttlesh;ps.
For the coming year the Secretary
of the Navy urges that Congress ap
propriate money for three battle
ships of the Dreadnaught class an6
for two cattle cruisers. sixteen des
troyers, SIX Submarines, two gun
boats, and fleet OF auxiliaries to in
cIude transports, supply ships, tugs,
fR..al...@S - -. -
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CARTOONIST FIGURES AS HERO
in UNCONVENTIONAL RESCUE
tcontinued on Page s.l

ieaped into the water anu started to
swim after the man. By the time
that Randall reached Lill, the boat
was long way off. and the sailor
had already gone down twice, SO the
Iescuing artist started to swim with
him toward the boat, which had just
commenced to swing about, anG
reached ii after short time
1t is not known just how badly Lii
is hurt, but the injuries to his leg
and arm are liable to prove serious.
He was removed to the hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
ANOTHER OFFICER
HURT AT THE
HURDLES
SCHOFELD BARRACKS. Dec.

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Dec. T.
Lieut.. H. -. Groninger, Fifth Cav
airy. suffered serious injury on Sat
urday afternoon by reason Of his
horse falling al one of the hurdles on
the steeplechase course. As the ami
NAL fell Lieut. GrOninger was thrown
off to the right of his mount and his
left foot was caught in the stirrup
and at the same time his spur became
entangled in the gfrth. The heuten-
ants left foot was thereby wrenched
and nearly every bone dislocated.
His condition was such that he was
transferred to the department hospital
at Fort Shafter by motor ambulance
Continued on Page y 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
MUST increase
APPROPRIATION
FOR MAHUkA LOT

Unless congress consents to make
an appropriation larger by about $780,
0e0 than the sum at present authoriz-
ed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
tho Mahuka site cannot be purchased
for the location of the proposed fed.
eraI building in Honolulu. This much
is made plain today with the testi-
mcny of valuation experts in the last
cf the Mahuka site condemnation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
MURDER STALKS
COMPANY STREET

tails of the affair will come out at
the hearing. ~ IL
The funeral of Gerkin, who died at
7:30 last night, about half an hour
after being struck. win be held this
afternoon at O'Clock with the usual
military honors The body will be
taken to Honolulu until relatives can
be communicated with.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
England To Increase Her Navy

LONDON, sWinston Churchill Admiralty
fund will difference in the Of the
imperial building plan viii carried and eontbutens from Tie
which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
STARTS
bull MOOSE"
CONVENTION
Progressive Leader Reaches
Chicago to Attend Big Gath
ering of His Party to Lay
Plans for the Campaign of
the Coming Four Years
[Associated tress cablel

CHICAGO, 81. Dec. s.-Theodore
Roosevelt. former president Of the
United States, reacaed here today TO
attend the Bull Moose convention
called for tomorrow and Wednesday.
II is understood that plans for the
campaign that the new party will
wage during the next four years will
be eonsidered
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
BIRDS OF PREY
TRAIL TOURISTS
TO HAWAII mel

Card playing ceased to be popu-
lar form of amusement or method of
whirling away the time during the
greater part of the six day voyage of
the Oceanic liner Sierra from San
Francisco to Honolulu
And this is why.
Three professional gamblers, two
men and a woman are declared to
have travelled down from the Coast
to the islands in the popular liner.
lHont;naz,l erop, mara tu,o-l --.z- ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
Impute Rumor To Malice
Especial star-BulIetin caBleI


YORK. December sThis thrown today
had OF
Grand Banks sani to that in which the f.ise Tsn
big ship had her tina. she all right sans
without accident.
offices
declared
Of spite work IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
London Alarmed Over Capture OF Ser
Wan Supply Ship Serbs Hurl Defiance.
Warn Monarchy That Only By Com
plete determination OF Serbs Can
She Win Her Way To Victory
Predicts Most Bitter Fight h History
Servan Newspapers rratedby the Continued Massng Of
Austrian Troops Upon Their Countrys Believe
That Dual Monarchy Desires War
lspecial 10 the ar-BuIletinl

LONDON Eng, Dec. 9-The grim possibility Of general
ty which had begun to make itself felt has been disspacd
by the seizure of supply shp destined for tie Sertan
army, by Waship Of the Austrian navy The fear IS ez
pressed here that this act the part Of Austria can hardy
fail to bring about war in the already strained state Of affairs
in the Balkans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
RoUMANIA STIRRING RESTLESSLY

BUCHAREST,
subsidies probable that the lesissue viii Do
q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09

. The Kaiser and Kaisern of Ger.
many attended the christening of the
heir to the grand duchy The cere-
mony was performed at Weimar. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-09
Recover Stolen Mailsack

FRANCISCO,
night
dollars
jeyvelry :
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Continued from page two.) . -
The evening world., 1912-03-07
-FOUR YEARS TENTH
TERMFOR BURGLAR
Another Householder Sent to
Penitentiary for Year on
Guilty Plea.

Seven prisoners under indictment for
vasi0us crimes were disposed of yes
terday by the Judges Of the Courts Of
General sessions. They are:
~ JUDGE o'suLLivAN.
Edward Goldsmith, twenty-five years
~. indicted Tor arson. hrst degree.
Set nre to tenement at No. ~ Eighth
avenue. night Of Oct. 81. AdtUoged In
saAe. Sent 10 State Asylum for Insane
Cr4ninals at M~atteAwan.
Giuseppe scolio. t~hirty-three ysars
Cd: vi.oenso Diel, twenty-five year
~. and Giuseppe Arcardi. twenty-five
yArv old. indicted for extortion.. Black.
Aen6erA Tried and convicted. No prhr
suaviet1on. Dxtortsd ~ from ceunery-
0AA Under threat Of death. Stats
Prssn not lsss than I'VE ysas y nero
WnA SVEN ySars and IL maathA
~ JUDGE 'oWANN.
Inward o'Brisn t~spty.nins ysars
sad. Indicted for buftoAsA Pleaded
suf1ty Of Unlawful entry - pstson
csavSot1oo. foroed entrance ITO fac.
tory q Ne iSi Chrystie strCsI 20.
~. PSnitsatiary for one ysas.
Joan J. shannon. twsnty-ons ysars
ed. indicted for grand larceny. Sec
ed degrs& Pleaded guilty. Stole .
paekAGU valued At SIS from An ex-
pro4s wagon. One prior conviction.
0mira Rsfoematory.
~ JUDGE GRAIN.
Thomas Murray hfty-two years old,
inAlstsd for burglary. third degree.
Pleaded gvllty. Caught robbinx ahoe
store ct No 50 First venue Feb. ~.
Nns prior oonvfctionA Admitted he
he's ssrvVd twenty years in various
pelsonA state Prison for four ysars
Al az moothA Maximum penalty
The evening world., 1912-03-07
NOW JOINS DIVORCE COLONY.

HnR90 New, March 7.-Mrs. p. d.
uAnford q New York has Joined the
selouy q seekers efter divorce In the
cry after having lived very quietly for
soms time on q ranch along the Truckee
River. which runs three miles to the
WsGt OF the town. MrA Sanford has not
been conspicuous during her residence
n Nevada. and few have learned any
thins about her.
sver. that MIRA Sanford was formerly
Mis- Fargo
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-04-19
GOOD ROADS FOR AMERICA.

Tbs United States may be said to have at last
awakened to the necessity of improving her road
system and putting il more on the basis Of Eu-
ropean countries From all parts of the nation
come reports showing work undertaken or plan
ned along this line. America Is a country Of mag
nihcent distances and fran an authoritative
source it is announced that 100000 miles of pub
he road system Of this country can be considered
really efficient. That this ean be accomplished
goes without saying And that il will be accom-.
plished, and within reasonable period of time
Is now plainly apparent The Americans people
have come to realization of the fact that their
roads are far behind those Of many other countries
IN point Of efficiency and have decided to rem.
edS the difficulty speedily as possible The rest
= all a matter of carrying out the details
Il Is only within recent wears that the move.
luent for better roads has gained force The con
sequences 81 delay are shown Ia the tact that
there are now hy lgO416 miles Of improved roads
% this country These improved roads constitute
ehb per cent 81 the total mileage 81 an public
roads improved and unimproved Il is figured
that the percentage will have 10 ~ increased a.
~ before traffic can b. moved throughout the
country with the minimum # wear and tear on
horses wagons aud automobiles Santo Rosa
Press Democrat