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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
SUIT AGAINST MIDWEST
OIL COMPANY FFTEp

Washington. Dec. 28.--Tho govern
ments brief against the Midwest oil
company In "a case involving large
areas of petroleum land. was filed
today In the supreme court The suit
involves an order by President TAFT,
Withdrawing petroleum lends In VIZ
oming and California from c-try TO
reserve AN adequate supply Of fuel
Oh for the future use OF the navy.
The order was designed 20 aid leg
islatlon TO change the terms on which
petroleum deposits can be acquired by
private interests. After the presi-
dents order was issued, hundreds OF
aGrcs of such land were entered on
and claimed and the value OF the
claims run Tar into the millions.
In the present suit the government
contends that the practice followed By
MIR TAFT Is ~ long standing. has been
frequently recognized by congress as
not Inconsistent with law and that the
exercise OF such authority was justi-
fled ON constitutional grounds. The
defendants declare Mr. Tafrs order
wag void because when Il was made
there was no statute expressly author
izing withdra val of the lands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
WOMAN DIVORCED WIFE
OF JFrTSF.Y pOLIFICfaN ~

Paterson. N. j.. Dee. 2a-Furthor
inquiry into The former lie of Mrs.
Roy l.. Glover, the woman who DAN
iel DeNlllleFs went 10 see before he
was shot TO death az Loa Angeles yes
tcrdny revealed today the fact thRt
she ia the divorced wife of Vivian NJ.
Lewis. Republican candidate Tor sov-
ernor Of New jersey asalnai Wood
row Wilson IN 1910.
DeViilers came 10 Paterson IN
1905 ana opened a riding school Mrs.
Lewis was one OF his pupils They
left Paterson and were next heard
from In south America. II was re-
ported afterwards that DeVilliers
had deserted her. She came hack
to New York and lived here for q
TIME. Mr. Lewis sued FOR divorce and
was aaWrded the custody Of their two
small children whom aho iefl behind.
Mr. Lewis Is a former eommissins-
or of banking and Insurance IN New
Jersey and was one o. the tecpnbli-
can state leaders Recently he WAS
appointed vice chancelior.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
JERSEY RECEPTION
AT WHITE HOUSE ON
FRIDAY THE 18TH

Tay Icased Wire to Evening fierald.
Washington Dec. ga Hpecial
White House reception in complime"t
to New Jersey win be given by the
president aud Mrs Wilson Friday
February la
Govcrnor-clcct Fielder. Acting Cow
ornor Taylor, Judge Hudspeth, the
Demprotb national committeeman,
tho New Jersey delegation in cod-
grcss. the mombcrs of the Demo
cratic stale committees, both those
elected this year and those who
served while Mr. Wilson was govern
or the Sew Jersey presidential elect
ors. the Democratic delegation 90 the
Baltimore convention and their ul-
tcrnatcs and "a group of New Jersey
editors viii De present Invitations
also VIII bo sont 60 members of their
families
Besides the president and Mrs
Wilson their daughters viii be IN the
receiving line There VIII be "A con-
cert by the Marine band and a buff
fe, supper Secretary rumuity i'
making arrangements 60 have the af'
fair distinCuyely reunion of New
Jersey friends 10 the president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
FUEL COMPANY BEAT
UNCLE SAM OUT OF
$4,000 TONS ALLEGED

inv LEASED Wire 90 Ettpiug Heteid.
san Francisco, Dec. 23.-rhe trial
of directors and employees ~ the
Western Fuel company ON charges Of
conspiracy 90 defraud the government
war continued this morning In the
United states court with w. n. Tid-
wen, special ascent uf the treasury
department, on the witness stand.
TldWeH showed from the CONF
panys books that during the period
between April I. 1906. and the last
day Of 1912 Il received pay from
American ship owners and from thc
government for 8s.g23 TONS of coal
ln excess OF what Il really delivered,
according 90 les own wcights. rid
we'll aoid the company not only coli
locted for the coal if sold but which
tho books show d ava not deliver.
but q aIso received the customs draw
backs, on rebate, allowed hy law ON
foreign coal sold to American ships.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
IN, LEASED Wire to Evening Herald

Washington 2sT tho administration
currency approved the 90 TO 20
remained only the signature
speaker complete the measure Tor
joined
Democrats voting Republicans
Scnoto on Weeks
Tho passage Of little demonstration
with the presidents tonight the hour set by
actually will
become effective organized commit
The comptroh
Of unco office ana one o."
in puun the will
OF comptroller President Wilson expected to select """
bark deposits feature eliminated toH
Immediately senator williams Democrat
ana was sent committee whore win De taken up after
holiday
Immediately the senate the hh was rushed
baob house whc Speaker at $50 p
,hc BILL VIII
holiday vacation viii be tho first u'
tired legislators have President Wilson called
them together the tariff currency problems
OF the currency bill IA" sena"
adopted until January ~ thus clearing the way
th, CiriHtmas adjournment Of both houses
Al 8ii o'clock until Monday january T.
Many " go homo for the h"d' an" ON"
crs vIIrc main in Washington.
Thu senu adjourned at 3.'s M to noon january ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
Death Of Lawyer Reveals Fact
Woman Lived Three Years
in Private Room Adjoining
4 Office.
PALE AND HAGGARD
FROM EXPERIENCE
Middle-Aged Paramour Of
Married Man Wishes Only
to Drop Ont of Sight and
Let Family Forget.

IBT Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Monticello, y. y, Dec. 25.--Meiyln
H. Couch. former dlsiricr attorney OF
sullivan county was quietly buried
this afternoon. leaving behind him no
written word to explain HIS strang 3
dual existence and association with
MS slave-like companion. adelaide
Brance, who for thre years was a
virtual prisoner Ia his office. From a
cell IN the jail where she was held q
prisoner on "A technical charge. tho
woman saw the funeral procession
paas. she had expressed wish 70 be
ut me grave. bat the lawyers widow
forbade g. Later in the day she wss
to be released. Then / ana going 70
vanish" she said
Couch died on tho lounge in his Of
fce early sunday morning. His COM
panion give the alarm ana summon
ed physician. Then for lne nrst
time o. became known that for three
years she had. for tns love OF tho
man, existed In Tiny quarter of tha
Office partitioned on az a combination
sleeping living room and kitchen,
Concn Tor years had spent most Of
his time Ia his office. The Brance
woman says she loved bin deyetcdly.
that he returned nor love and that
their relations dated back i5 years.
when she. as q book agent, chancod
20 call on him. The woman looks
paio and haggard today. She was at
,rGcuvo ten years ago, but her devo-
ton IT, Couch ana the secret alliance
and its coincldeut confinement have
aged her terribly she has refused
10 discuss the cLae. saying that she
wishes 10 drop out of sight ia order
not 10 cause the Couch family any
more notoricty. Her history is vague.
little being known of her except that
she formerly lived In Goshen. n. r..
and has brother somewhere Ia
Ohio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
DECREE FILED IN CASE
or WATCH CASE COMPANY

Philadelphia, Dec. 23.--Judges Gray
and Mcpherson today nled decree
In the United states district court Ia
the government antitrust suit against
tho Keystone Watch Case company
and others granting leave 90 the de-
PENDANTS Go take further testimony
concerning the contents OF the so
called key" 90 the list of the cus-
toners of tho Illinois Watch company
According 90 the decree the tesu-
mony must be taken by tite defend
ants before February a. The decree
also gives the government opportun-
ity to take testimony on thc same SUBJ
iect before or after that date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
SEN NTOR BIlIsTOw MAKES
\ EIW BRIEF REMAIiKS :

Washington, nee 23 Tho admin
istration currency bin entered the last
stage OF its passage when the SENATE
met at 10 o'clock this morning 'n
take up the conference report which
aIrCady hpd been delayed twenty -FOUR
hours hy difficulties Ia the house,
Backed hy the overwhelming Demo-
cratic majority of the house, the bili
came to the senate, tor what leaders
rnnfldputIy expected was the last tlwe
win the agreement ON oll disputed
points approved by the lower body.
when the senate debate began under
IA, agreement Go vote hy 2.3o this
afternoon. senator Bristow one ot
the Republicans of the banking COM
uittyc. who had been denied admit
tancc to the deliberations of tho bsW-
,craic confrrccs ted Off with AN at
tack. saving he proposed 20 express
his opluluns so that they would go.
into tine permanent record
The agreement placing the secretary
of the treasury. secretary ot agricui
turc I'd comptroller of the currency
ON the committee ,u orgar.zo tho new
s,stom. hc declared. WAS "a move Co
bring the whole system under poliu.
cal control
scnntor Bristow declared he holicv-
ed senator owen had excluded him
from the conference for fear he would
ioin some of the Democrats AGAINST
owens pet moasurcs'
"It was done because ho know ht
could not control my vote" cried Mr
Hristov, cas- hc could not control the
votes of some of his Democratic col
leagues. in the interests of certain
great banking interests that have hao
"a hand throughout IN framing this
bin The senator from oklahoma has
accepted tho most offensive provisions
OF the Aldrlch bin ana has covered
them with mask to deceive the pco.
Pile"
senator owen declared Senator
Brsluw had been cNcluded from th'
deliberations of the Democrats bo
cause they aid not want their confer
cncc Co "becomc q debating society
MY allegation is that this bin ha'
boeu drawn in the Interests of IN
banks" continued senator Bristow
that the senator from Oklahoma q
largely Interested in banking, that th'
profits derived from this system h'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
CARRANzA THREATENS no SINK
BOATS WITH WAR MUNITIONS

London. Dce. 23.--ArmCd with
Gcneral Carranzn s threat To sink for
eign ships carrying munitions of war
intended for the provisional govern
ment OF General Huerta. Miguel &c.
varruhias, formerly Mexican minister
To Russia and now confidential a4ont
in London Of the Mas.acan constiin-
tionalists, appeared at the office al
the secretary of Lluyd's marine insur.
ance agency this evening and formal.
ly deposited the pronunclamento 81
the Mexican constitutionalist lolter.
The secretary of Lloyd's duly postc,
the warning on the notice boa~4s
where II attracted the amused alton
tlon ui the underwriters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
FEDERAL IsxTORT LARGE
LOAN FIsOM sI'ANIAnDs

Washington. Dec. DIPLOMATS
dispatches today report that "a forced
loan OF $4,000 Mexican currency has
been advanced by Spanlards az Aca-
pulco TO the federal military com-
mander The work OF repairing the
railroad from Acapulco into the IN
terror has been suspended the offices
have boon closed and the men dts
charged. Communication between
Neuvo Laredo on the Texas border.
and Monterey Is still cur.
Rear Admiral Fletcher reported no
new developments at Tampico. The
warships Off The coast there are under
way because of rough weather. The
German cruiser Bremcn returned 20
Tampico and having taken aboard the
guard which was on the German refu.
zee ship Bolivia. sailed southward.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
Provisional Chief Has Himself
Congratulated by Populace
on Anniversary of His Ma
tivity.
PRETTY sERENADE
PLAYED BY BANJ
Holidays Prove Dreary Season
in Mexico City; No One Has
Money to Buy Last Years
Presents.


UBy Leased Wire 90 Evening herald. }
Mexico city Dec. 23.--prcsident
tIuerta today revived the old custom
of celebrating az the national palace
with great formaiity the anniversary
of tn birth ut the chief executive lie
was born on December 30, 1854.
These birthday celebrations were an
annual affair during the regime of
General Purfirio Diaz.
Before daylight this morning mill
tary bands from the regiments which
have their headquarters H. the fed
cral capital, marched up and down In
front of the palace and serenaded the
provisional president. During the
forenoon lluertn received the con-
gratuiations of committees represent
ing all departments of the govern
mcnt.
The final event in the days celo-
hrution was reception oi the diplo-
matte corps. "a which all the foreign
representatives were present with the
exception Of Nelson O'Sha ughnessy,
American charge d'affaireE. The
Spanish minister Jacinto de Coiogan
Cologan, dean Of the diplomatic
corps delivered an address OF CON
gratulations.
The heavier depositors of the Ranh
ri London and Mexico are placlnf
their accounts with various banks foi
collection. HH was anticipated nl
bankers here. Most OF those form
ing the line at the doors ui the banl
are small depositors.
All banks in the federal capita
opened their doors today In accord
ancc with the agreement made Will
the clearing house last nisht Onl
limited amounts were paid out b!
the Bank OF London and Mexico.
Il was believed that the announce
mont In the morning papers that th'
clearing house would handle checks
might serve Co direct into that chan
mel the efforts Of the dcpositors 10 se
/ cure their money but confidence hai
been so much disturbed that the pub
lie generally adhercs 60 It's opei
O. method OF making personal cftort
& TO obtain the return of rs deposits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
President to Sign
Currency Bill With
Two Gold Pens
{ By LEASED Wire 10 EvcD3pe Herald

By Leased Wire 90 i9vcDine Herald
. Washington. Dee !3.--SN .
. o'clock tonight was the hour set .
= by White Rouse officials for =
. President Wilson 60 uign the .
y currency bill Five hours later =
. mo president plans tu leave Tor .
. Pass Christian, Miss, for three .
. weeks vacation .
senator owen ana Ncprcsent- .
eative Glass, co-authors of the bin, .
= members OF the congressional .
= banking committees and leaders =
y in congress were Invited 60 at- .
. tend the ceremony. The prcsi-
. dent viii sign the bin with two .
. gold pens and present ono 60 =
. senator owen ond the other 10 .
y Representative Glass.
- The president had a cabinet q
. session today and exchanged =
. Christmas greetings with his Of
y ficial family.
= =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
FEDERAL OFFICER HAS
A VERY PAT CHANCE

Iermosillo Sonora, Dec 22-(Vla
Nogulcs sonora, bee. 23) Captain
Lobcrt Roberto Montana. one Of the
'ederai officers OF the Guaymas gur-
rison who surrendered recently 70
fhe insursent outposis was placed on
rial here today before court mar
lial charged with an attempt lo induce
'onstltutlonalists officers to desert 90
the fcderais
u was alleged that his act On ask
ine amnesty was Incident 10 plot 20
iemoraiize the military Organization
.1f Gsscral Carranza. The other ten
cderai officers who gave themselves
up al Maytorena were not placed un-
der arrest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
MILLION DOLLARS TO
BE GIVEN CHILDREN
OF VIM. MAVERICK
ny leased wire ,o Evciane Herald ! |

by Leased Wire to ENcthng lfefniu, ]
. san Antonio. Tex, DeC ga y
. Children of william Mnvorlck .
. head of family long prominent .
. in Texas history viii have re- .
. union here Christmas dag, whom =
. Maverick viii give Go them more =
. thnn 1000. 600 In income bear .
. ing property Re win keep for .
. himself according 90 the an .
q nouncement of friends Just .
. enough to maintain him la com- .
. fortHble circumstances for the .
. remainder of his lile. The chil- .
. dren are William Maverick Jr, .
. of Berlin Germany, Robert Nav .
. crick Just returned from trip .
. around the world Mis-. Carl .
. Hahn, singer of New York .
70 Mrs Augustus Maverick and .
. Lewis Maverick Of san Antonio. .
. Q . . = q . q Q . Q q 9 q . Q Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23

Georgetown, British Guiana, Dee.
30 The loss caused hy Yesterday
hro here was estimated today ai
50 2.OoW000. six blocks of business
houses and tenoments were destroy
ed The total OF known lead is e3i
many more are missing and "a large
numbn. wcrc injured The govern
mcnt and the salvation Army have
provided shelter for hundreds OF
homeless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
wOULD.BE MAIL RoBBERs
REAT Up DRIVERS

Douglas Ariz. Dec "a Men, sup
posed to have heon Hucrta agents,
intent ON capturing important connti-
utionalist documents IN the inicrna-
tionnl mails attacked mail wagon
hound for Aqua priota Just across tho
boundary line last nlrht Rafael
.Tullas AGED no. the driver Of the
wagon. and Jose Carranza. COM
pnnlon. nEod -. were beaten into IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
KANSAS AND CONNEtTICUT
ARRIVE orr VI.RA CItI

Vera Criz, Dec. 28.--Thc United
states battleships Kansas and Con-
necticut arrived here today and anch 81
cred outside the harbor with the No
hraska, tho Louisiana and the New
lampEhlre Tho two last named ves-
'cls are to leave az once for the Unit
I'd States
official adviccs from Tamplco state
that all is quiet there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23

New York Dec. 23 Hans schmidt,
slayer OF Anna Amuller is not sham
ming insanity as the district attorney
charges but Is mentally deficient ace
cording TO Dr Smith Ely Jeline who
testified for the defense at tod1y's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23

Washington. Dec, 23. President
Wilson today signed tho commission
nf isldorc %. Dockweilcr an attorney
OF los Angeles 90 be- member OF
tho board of indian commissioners.
Mr. Dockweiler was recommended for
tho place hy Secretary Lane.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
BILL POSTERS ARE
ALSO ANXIOUS
TO BECOME
UNMERGEO
So Called Trust Negotiating
With Government to Follow
Illustrious Example Of Hello
Combine.
WILLING TO WAIVE
FIGHT IN COURTS


Chicago Dec 23-The fo-callcd
bill posters trust" is negotiating with
the government to follow the example
~ the American Telephone and Teio-
graph company and dissolve lt was
learned here today. Sui against the
combination was begun here reocntiy
out the association is said So be Will
ing TO conform to every wish OF the
government without further proceed
urc in court
The governments suit Is n civil ore.
directed ngairs 81 the Associated Bill
posters and Distributors OF the United
States and Canada. In these two
countries there are said TO be four
big associations of Dillposturs ana dis
tributors which are members Of tho
defendant association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
JAPANESE RIVEJACKETS
To VISIT MEXICO CITY

Mexico city nec. 23. IA is stated
here that the marines and buejackets
from the Japanese cruiser ldzuma,
which arrived at Manzanillo yesterday
are coming Go the federal capital
merely on visit" The visit Is 90
hc of several days duration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
CAN PAN IT'S INTEREST

Paris Dec. 23. The Mexican lega-
tIon here today announces that the
Mexican government has deposited
with bankers abroad sums sufficient
Co meet the interest due ln January
on the government bonds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
MYSTERY or SECOND
PISTOL PUZZLES
Los ANGELES
POLICE
Undischarged Automatic Is
Found at Scene Of De VIII
liers Killing But Dead Man
Is Said to Have Been Un-
armed.
WOMAN IN CASE Ex-
WIFE OF POLITICIAN

lBy fcased wire 20 Gveuine raraia.b
Los Angeles, Cal. Dee 23-f'ho
Inquest into the death of Danles De-
Niliiera who was killed 8uudey cve-
Eins BY Rny L. Glover. viii ne nei9
tom0rrOw and the woman in ssse case.
the former Mrs. DeYlliiorf wh0
claims now to be the wife of Glover.
will endeayor then 20 clear she man
whose name she bears. I.eNompee
Davis, the attorney reprfaentlnE
Glover, said today that MFa Glover
and Charles spielman. the noaHenaor
boy who Witnessed the shooting,
would prove that clover ehot in self
defense. Spielman sald after the
shooting that DoVllllers laapcd upon
Glover the moment he entered tha
Glover residence Mrs. Glover aBs
serted today that she saw DtVuliera
draw a weapon. Shs came into the
room just In time 20 see UiovoF
shoot three bullets into the body oG
the Boer war veteran.
Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 23 THE
police continued today their lnfouli-
cation of the killing 81 Dauief De
Villiers, the Boer veteran, Wfp was
shot here sunday by Roy T.. Glover.
Texas land agent. while no was ar
tempting to see tho former Mrs DQ
Vllliers. The point which occupied
the major portion of police attention
was whether De Villiers died la q
duel with Glover or whether 0lo4er
shot an unurmed man.
Glover anys ha sh0s ~ Aeif telenno.
An undischargcd automatic pistol of
tho same type that Glover ueed was
found beside Devillier8 body az Il
lay in tho room wltcro lhe tragedy
occurred, but the police say that tho
dead man, who Is said ID have been
a member OF the family OF sir Henry
DeVilllers Of Cape Colony, South
Africa, was unarmcA when be went
10 tho residence of Glover.
The police awaited today some in
formation from san Antonio and
other Texas points regarding tho
marriage OF Glover 20 Mrs DeVilllers.
Glover told the police and his attor-
ney, LeCompte Davis. that he had
married Mrs. DeVililers last Ocl0ber.
but declined 20 say where on what
date. OeVilliers came here evldent-
" under che Impression that his for
nor wife. from whom he was a.
vorcod In i9fl, had not remarked.
and the note he attempted 10 send
her just before he waa killed waB adj
dressed 10 Mrs. DeVillierB
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
CATHOLIC PARTY's PAPER
SUSPENDED BN GOVERN MENT

Mexico CITY Dec. 23.---Ln Nncion,
tho daily newspaper published ln the
Interests OF The Catholic party sus-
pended publication today at the sug-
gcstion of the Mexican government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
LIE PASSED WHEN KANSAS
SENATOR SAYS OWEN
WILL GET RAKE-OFF

Republican Member of Banking Committee Excluded From
Democratic Holy of Holes Says 0klahOman Father Of
Administration Bill Stands to Add to His Personal For
tune When Bill Becomes Law; Charges Are False and
Bristow Knows 1t, Vigorous Retort From Owen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
POLITICAL AND BANKING INTERESTS BACK OF CURRENCY BILL SAYS SENATOR BRSO

senaiblllty. but their assallants were
frightened away before they could OK
amino the mail rouchos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23
Ka1San Declares He Was Excluded from
Conference Because Administration
Boosters Couldn't Control His Vote

Conference Report Approved by Senate by Vote of as to 25
Measure Finally Becomes Law of the Land When Presi
dent Wilson Affxes Signature at Six O'clock Tonight;
New Comptroller of Currency Must BE Named in Order
to Permit Bill to Become Effective.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-23

EODAxs NEWS woDAK-~
You 90 n m the mEHAID.
eirty cents . month or ~ cenAs
= wook delivered at pour Gooar
atty cents by mail.