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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
WEDNESDAY
Judge SawteIle
 Returns From Coasi

A Tue on dispetch sayG:-
 Federal Judge SswtelIe arrived last night from California and ~iil remain in Tocson attending to o6Bcisl busi- mess until the sseoOd Monday in sep- ssmbsr when he will 90 to Phoenix to hold the sa'l term oi the federal court.
 yodes sawtelle est with Judges Morrow srd Van Fleet in San Frso- cisco in the case of vsn Dyke sgsinss che Corporation Commission and then went to Lake Tahoe, whore be spepi tsu days.
 Returning so Sen Fsaneisco he left bis 500, James sswtells, ct PsIo Al'o where he will tsks the classical course st Stanford university
 yudgs ssvseIls found . mass Of sork piIed up for him ct Tucson. He will ssssnps to disposs oi this before so- seripR on sbs fall tsrms of court q Toosoo Phosnis. 0'obs sed Prss- eots.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
For Supervisor

I hereby announce myself ss a candi- date for the office of Supervisor of Co., chise county. subject to the will of the Democrats of the county as expressed at the primary election in September. Having been solicited to become . can- didate for this office by prominen, democrats of various parts of the coun- iy and feeling that Douglas should have a representative on the board I have decided to make the race for the nomin- ation and solicit t5e support of the Democrats of the county.
 JM SPARKS
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
WEDNESDAY Phoenix Man
 Is Inventor


 A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 Martin Mohrdieek, machinist and automobile man. has just patented . combined cash drawer and register that is expected to bs of great service in retail stores, as it combines bur- glsr-proof. sneak thief proof. iron re- cept.cle with . complete rales record.
 The principle is said to be entirely new and to obviate many of the im- reflections inherent in s'l other cash and sales registering devices, while st the same time the register can be sold ct . reasonable price.
 The basic principle is the carrying of . paper roll which advances Cne line automatically every time the each drawer is opened. On the blank thus provided the amount of the sale or otbsr data, such as chsrgs or . re- ceipt or . msmorar duD, that the drs~er wss opeDed to make change, is noted by the ssl.smso. In this way, when the bookkesper or propri- etor takes out the roll ct night be can zee jus: how often the drawer has been opened and an thrilled blank will st tract i'm mediate attention.
 The drawer is also fitted with . cheap bot highly efficient combine 'ion lock which can be changed e often ss desired, and with little time or trouble. The entire mschins is also burglar proof. being msds of solid sssel. and eeems to fill every require ment of saiety, accuracy and economy. The register will soon be on the mar ket end large salee gre expected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
MONDAY
San Pedro River
 0yerflows Banks

Mir R P Marvin, of the United Gen- erai Agency st St. David. io . eom- muuicatiou with the PRosPEcroR, wrstes tts following regarding the re- cent heavy ssios in that section and the food sod damage resulting sbere' srom:-
 ~Mondsy night. August l7sb, tbe flood washed out the s P FsiIrosd bridge which crossed the river below Fairbant, with the result that ous mails were delayed ssversl days The |sso Pedro overHo~sd its bants, doing considerable damage to the rip rep work uoder tue county bridge si Marcus. Friday night. A,eoss 2lst. the wstsr in the river reached the highsst ppist in 6ftesn yssss."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
!, TUESDAY Arizona Marble Beautifies Bank
TUESDAY
A Tucson dispatch says:-

A Tucson dispatch says:-
 "The First National hank of Los Angeles. in which $259 .oOO worth of Arisopa msrble was used. vas the nd'omeet building that l saw in the town." said Sidney F Msshbir. chief drsuebtsnan in the city engin- eef's office, who iust returned from . week's stsy On the coast. "Tbe msr- bIe came from the qusrries of the Arizona Marble company, near Bowie,
 Both the exterior and interior srs 60 decorated. It was built two yesr' or co ago.
 "The panels of the interior ar' beautifully matched"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
MONDAY
Can They Break
 OIdfeId's Record 2

Can they do it, That is tLe ques- tion. Barney Old6eld made it in 4S aeconds io his magnificent high power |" Chrissy." The "Christy" could have gone much faster. It wss only . question nf whether 1t could have stsyed on the ground and negotiated the turns. It was simply a question o' how ciose to death it could 30, sod escape.
 Barney establish d track record on the State Fair Grounds Track. O! 4S. seconds, and the motorcycle toys as- sert tbst they will lower It two seconds at the Arisons etste Fair this year.
 nH0AynA nAV
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
Hernandez Fined $l0

Charged win beating up Floyd Bell.
 negro deaf and dumb boy, Luis He:. nsodes wss fined $l0 in police eours st Tucson. Hernsndes is chssesd
 with having pounded Bell over sbs head with shine brush and Pouod-
 master Wright arrest,d him. Tbs
 led Unemployed asa pprtes hy the
 Arisons Histor,csl society and is
 thought to bs ".ocoed. He bas besn deaf and dumb ever since he was sssuck sith bassbsll in early life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
: THURSDAY Tombstone: View By
 Wandering Candidate

BILLY DeiprtuSes Spo 70 sees'pk den nocratic pomination Tor county treasurer; on . recent visit to Temb' stoue, wrote the following to the Bis> be Ore: "Dsd" Ray took ns into his private car ct Fairbsnks spd we had the privilege of reclining Tn his swell cushioned chair and spr'yihK she scenery. The rest of the tunch haf to cit on cracxer boxes. Tomhetone, the historic old town. around which cluster co many inter- eating memories of Arizons's pio ueer's and their des;hl ke srspple with she desert, to gather the hidden tress~ ures locked in natures vsults. ater years of tranceliks inactivity, is again about to come alive and pour her golden stream of wealth into the com mercial activities O! the s.s'e.
 'It will require some yssrs 10 open np and develop the mineral resources of this great district and the proces' must necessarily be slow, but, we are sure the seslth is there, cure thst brainy men, with ample means, have st iset token . firm hold in the dis trict. That alone gives the commu- nifty . feeling of security that w'i have . wonderful effect in bringins Tombstone back to her old time ac- tivity. but along broad lines apt upon . higher plane of commercia life. Investors from all Iarts Of th country old time claim owners sr now dropping in every day on th trsins to resume attention to tn camp.
 "Wben the myster;ous electric cur rent traveliug from 100 miles distsn over . high tension power line cha be stretched over Cochi.e county sn the musical clickety- -ciick of electri pumps begins to pour the under ground river out over the valleys mile away, then will Tombstone begin realize what her future is to be. An soon alter we shall zee Bisbee reachin out to Douglss on one hand an Tombstone on the other ~ith au elet tric road and hear her cay, You bs batter come over to the opera con evening. You csn return on 'he Gouna aDan
 "A great market this will become time, and, after awhile. Cochise farm ere will fnd they csn arrange to sh their produce to Bisbee, Douglas sr Tombstone as cbeaply e can tt farmers ot Phoenix and Caliiorn points. tCocbise county fsrme please take notice.) Csttlen,en wi learn that stock can be fattensd an marketed at home as we'll as iro other states.
 "Msny interesting old timers' q here who are loyal and optimistic ever.
 "Col." Wentworth looks like A bt with his freshly shaven face. close cropped hair and his polished golds molars eieaming when he smiles.
 "George Brsvin feels e though could lick Jack Johnson, but, course, would not get out end tran.
 "Yousg Bill Hstsich has been sul erceded hy . couple of old st.ffs. VI are called the 'Girsgi Bros.' Thintil of . linotype for ths oiIice already.
 "The ladies are keenly sppreciati of their rev born privilege and enjoying the homage raid to them the srsswhiie superior politicisns.
 "And they do say it might hsve rsjuvenating effect on the 'old cou house. to have . real homely face q head covered with real hair, fc curly, to plesse the ladies', to repla the elsseic features and polished don of the genial Charlie who is retiri' from the treasurer'e office"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
For County School Superin-
 tendent

l hereby announce myself to bs candidate for the office of ssS ..sy school superin tendens Of Cochiss county, subject to tho Democratic primaries to be held on Sept 8. 1914. If nominated and elected I siIl on. desvor to conduct the duties of the office in a fair and impartial mani ner and in . way to please the people of the county. 0. c. HALL.
 Principal of Central School, Bisbee. thereby l announce myself as a candi- date for the office of county supsrin- tendent of schools, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party at the primary electio n to be held on September 6th.
 MINNIE LINTZ
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
From Friday's Daily.
Auto For Hire


 With this issue Of the PRosPEcroR sppesrs the d of ar R V Ssundess, . cell known resident of Tombstone, sol'citing the trade of the Tombstons | e we'll as the transient public. Mir Saunders has sn auto for hire to a;l parts Of the county as reasonable rates, and being familiar with ell the rosds and with . rel able machine can go any place st any tims. Here On Business
 Riding Deputy Billy B,ske6eld is ip the county sest several days CD busi- ness.
 Vaudeville Quite a Hit The vaudeville by the Larison Bros. ct the BorderlAnd theatre lest evening vas vel received by the audience. The extra bill had not heen advertised. How yer more is on sspis for the near future and no doabt will te good. The l.srison bros. are good comedians, and play their parts we'll
 Returned to California
 Me J F. Russell ard Miss Anpa Campbell. who have been visiting with their sister, Mrs Robert Axtell returned 10 their home ct Msricops Csliiornistodsy.
 Up from Benson
 Miguel Csstenads. the we'll known proprietor Of the Virginia Hotel s' Benson was among the incoming pas senRers this morning from the Junc- tion City, on . brief business visit. Returned from Douglas
 Clerk Karger of the Board of Su persisors returned home this morninl , from . brief visit to Douglas on busi , nose.
 3 Bach from Douglas
 Deputy s, erh Harry Rafferty re
 turned home this morning frou
 Douglss where bas been for the pas
 several days on official business. !. Went 70 Douglas
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy 0 Wslcl
 was sn outgoi' 6 passenger last even
 ing for Douglss where he goes to st
 to business onnee.sd with his efBc He will return home tomorrow. y Will Ship Ore Soon ,- With the announcement that tt e smelters will sgsin accept ore [, ,e treatment, local iessors are mskin 's preparations to chip Todsy's moo d train brous ht up several empty cs }. to receive the ore and within she ne, of several d .ys it is exp cted that mue y ore will be shipped. Breaking oi tl r ore on the compsny's property hl c been going on all the while tbe sme e, .ers would not accept it ane nov the it is . large quantity awaiting sh pmen !" Arrested As Spy '' On the prstext that be VAS Aspy
 the employ of Csllss. Manuel Isls
 familisrlS known around NogAles is "Doc," was arrested and throsn in DIT prisor. Wsdne,dsy sfterno noon. when ,s erased over the line into Sonora. I 1t h employed in driving car for ,e prominent Spanish gentleman in NJ is gales. and e is customary io su,
 cares, the car vas detained too.
 cousin of Islss plays in the band
 the Third bstal ion. that is with Cslls and it is supposed that this had com 'n thing to do with the arrest. .e Tucson Health Officer Dies
 Dr H E Crepin, Tucson health 0
 ficer and one oi the mo t wide
 known physioisps of that city psss se away at 8 o'clock Tuesday night .. Rodgere' hospital alter . two weel ?. ill,ess. He contracted pneumouis
 visit smslIpoI cases. On this occ
 sion he "a. caught in . besvy sho,
 CT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
RAY B. KRE BS.

I hereby announce myself ss clndi- date for the nomination on the demo. cratic ticket for the office of county recorder and ask the support of all democrats in the primary election to be held Septem Der 6.
 OWEN E MURPHY
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
FRIDAY
New Postmaster
 For Phoenix

A Washington dispatch ssye:-
 The President thi. afternoon noms mated c B Wood for postmseter oi Pn oeniI, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

l hereby announce as candidate fo. re-nominatien for State Senate subjecs to the voters at the .pnnary election to be held September 8, 1914.
 CHAS A ROBERTS
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
THURSDAY Will Enter Stutz
 In Road Race
TuIIRSDAY

A Phoenix di.pstch ssys:-
 Earl Cooper will enter his private S.u ' speed-tey in the Fl Psso to Phoenix read race this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
Political Announcements
For County Recorder

For County Recorder l hereoy snnoupce myself ss . csn- didate for the democratic nomination for county recorder oi Cochise county, subject to the action o! the voters ss the democratic primary election to be held September 8, 1914.
 RAY B. KREBS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
For State Senator

l hereby announce myself as csndi- date for State Senator. subiec, to the Democratic primary election September 8, 1914.
 WILLIAM RIGGS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
For County Treas urer

l Thereby announce myself as can- didate for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer of Cochise county subject to the action Of the voters at the Dsmonratic Irimsry election to be held September 8. 1914.
 HARRY s. ROSS.
 Present Deputy Assessor, l hereby announce myself as a e,n- aidate for the Democratic no ina ion for county treasurer, subjec., to the will ofihe voters at the forthcoming primary election.
 WILLIAM DELBRIDGE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
From Thursday's Daily.
State Auditor Hera

State Auditor JC Cs'lsehan of Fho,nx. was among the state csn3,-. dsses in the county seat yes,erdsy and today looking oyer political matters here and renewing old scqusintsnoes e we'll ae making new friepds. Au.' di,or .Csllaghs is out for renomin~ stion to the office which he now holds, He is now msting c good clean cams psign, and eXpects to be rennminated by . large majority. Auditor Cal. lsghan is the man vho exposed tbs conditions at tine ind0stfisi Ss5oo some time sgo.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFTALo LIVE srock.

EAST BUFFAHo. ssps. ss--cst-
tie' Receipts, $50 cars; market slow.
.Sipples lewss Steers Ssnss ssss 5a.ehsrs
q hsifsrs. .seQs; Gamers and cutters
$sls d7.7s; stocksrs, s5bo@e75.
ssss's' ,sssSs 800 sssd ya1f:a: %isss'
sheep: Receipts. 1000 head; marks,
strong TOP lambs sssoQs;so: year
ianEs n x : ssso07' wsthsrs. 's0s.ss; ewes
Gssss;i Ss,es .ESeK ssSis YAaDs. CHICAGO.
10000 head; market. strong: Qlos
s;.yy M .1sS .ss,sSsssss sssss iIsssS SSh!
$4,000 head market mostly ioc lower,
ssssSss, sssSss,a ,scs'7sSlli: eows and hsifsrss s
SIsS; TEXANS $50 oSass: calves. ;sS
Ills. Sheep; Receipts. $4,000 head
market, steady. TO 10c lower. native
HasQs.so: western. S5Q5.7o. Lambs
'1'o'isSi TSiEDc Mss'fIni Invk sssSSeia1, sTScK.
TOLEDO. Sept. ss--Hogs; Receipts
1000; market 1Oc higher; hsavies.
N1bQs mediums. ss:l6@s2s. good
pigs. ss.ie@s.25; yorkers. ss.7S@s;
Calves: Market steady. Sheep and
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2s.--Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 200; steady; yorkers and mixed
Nse: pigs and lights, sS;7Sgss6; me-
ss;r ss;ss3s: stags. .7;asSsso. Cattle Re; Re;
lambs; Receipts, is cars; 26c higher;
lambs. ss.l6 top Calves: Receipts, 22S;
steady; top. s12
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
FRENCH MAKE SLOW
GAINS ON LEFT,
DECLARES PARIS


the parallel lines OF railway, moving
rapidly westward. With all Of the six
Carpathian passes occupied by Rus
sian troops and with strong forces on
the Hungarian plains just south OF
these points, all danger OF possible
thanking movement has been avoided.
Consequently there 10 now nothing to
retard the invasion.
Cracow IL not the objective OF the
army. Neither viii there be any halt
! there to take the place by siege. In
stead, q strong army will be left there.
similar to that now operating against
Przemysl. and the main Russian
forces will press on to the west with
Breslau and the forts Of which 1t Ia
the key as the main objective.
II IL understood here that the rein
forcements brought from the main mo
bilixation centers have been sent into
Galicia TO aid the movement there.
The possession OF all OF the railroads
In Galicia by the Russians has been
OF material benefit. When Jar0slaw
was taken there fell into the hands Of
the Russians 80 engines and 1000
cars OF every description. At various
other points much other railroad
equipment was secured. ~ y
II is apparent the 0errnans -realite
that the chief Russian movement Il
through Galicia. Reports reaching
here say already strong German
forces have been reported In the west
ern part OF Galcia and that they are
frantically fortifying along the main
line north and south OF Cracow. The
latter fortress also Is held by Ger
mans exclusively. the Austrian garri'
son having been sent forward to join
Gen. Won Auffenberg's army.
The northern Russian column IL
moving much more rapidly than the
southern one. This is believed here
Ito indicate they expect the Austrian
retreat. when II comes. 70 be toward
the south. and the army moving IN
that diyection will be able TO cut on
their retreat
The northern column today assault
ed Tarnow and pitched battle II now
| In progress there. The Austrians are
putting up strong resistance. but
they are greatly outnumbered With
Tarnow In possession of the Russians
the last obstacle In the way OF the
siege OF Cracow win have been re-
moved
The German army which advanced
from Lyck is now making q desperate
EFFORT to reduce Ossowetx. IS miles In
side OF the Russian frontier. There
is also severe fighting In the forest
OF Augustoff. but the Germans are de-
clared to be unable to make any
headway against Gen. Rennenkampfs 9
army. which A strongly entrenchod
and Is remaining on the defensive.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
PROPOSALS FOR ADDI-
|TIONS AND ALTERATIONS
FOR ENGINE HOUSE

Sealed proposals will be received AZ
the office OF the Fire Commission un-
I'll 2:30 D. m. Monday. October 18th
1914, for making necessary additions
and alterations to Engine House No
az, Junction avenue and Roger street,
In accordance with plans and specin-
den q Rotting, Architects. 2306 Dime
Bank Building. The right to reject
any and all proposals fs reserved. The
successful bidder will be required 20
furnish 4 satisfactory surety bond In
the amount OF contract to guarantee
fuinllment OF same. Bids will be en-.
dorsed proposals for Additions ana
and delivered to the undersiEned.
GEORGE J. FINN.
A-s0s Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
HELME HERE FOR FRESH
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

State Dairy and Food Commissioners
James w. Helme expects to select
three inspectors from Q lat Of 800 ap-
plicants, some time this week, to sue
ceed Inspectors Rake, Lghthill and
Doherty, arrested for grating. Com
missioner Helme will then take per
sonal charge of q clean up" campaign
In Detroit. which. he says, will be car
ried on until his term Of once expires.
Commissioner Helme says he - going
to pay particular attention TO pqtrQits
egg supply. as he knows this cry has
been . dumping ground for bad eggs
from Michigan and Ohio. In the past.
LATER Bros. No. 3, Cadiliac-sq. came
under the ban OF the food department
again, Monday. when inspector Myra
Whelan seized q dry measure. purport-
ing to hold q quart Of peaches. i
was only Az inches across the top
instead OF 3S inches, AZ required By
law, and Commissioner Helme sayi
that the measure would hold only sew
en-, instead Of nine peaches. making
shortage OF "a peaches in q bushel.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
MARKETS and FINANCE

month on the early trades today. Trad
ing In the deferred months was mod
erately heavy with enough demand 70
push prices up h0Ac.
Corn was steady 70 a shade easier In
the earlier trading with little doing
Oats futures were Ac higher; Ihhe Ih
vance.
Provisions were in fair demand and
made slight advances.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. Sept 2S.--Wheat: Cash and
September. si.0s%; December. ylIsk'
May. sl.20h Corn; Cash and Septem'
Oats. Cash and september. 4skc; be.
eember. 52kc: May. s5hc- Rye: cash
sshc. cioverssed: Cash and October
Timothy; Cash and October. $3.50; De
cember, sass; March, s2,Ib. Aiaike.
September. 1915: December. $3.50!
UNCHANGED |
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
BOARD OF HEAL It'll \
FURNACE PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals. 20 furnish Kelso1
Warm Air Furnace or other make a.
furnace its equal IN cost OF conssrucs<
tion and heating capacity. and caoln1<
10 be not less than 35xso fnchea an1
Tuberculosis Pavilion OF the Hermn15<
Kiefer hospital. together with tnn
necessary afr piping. All materials &n1
will be received nt the office of th611
and inclusive Of the ist day Of octobss
The lowest or any proposal ~
necessarily accepted. W g.
Envelopes containing proposals mu1
check or cash equal to per cent q
~" BOARD OF HEALTH
sept a isiA
The Detroit times., 1914-09-29
TOLEDO GRAIN.
PRODUCE MARKET

conditions were such as usually pre-
vail on Monday. Receipts In ailglines
are generally small on the early Mon
day deliveries. and as the demand does
not start up very early there Is moth
ng 70 aset IS prcss .Dt Thsas po.chsG wss
were light The butter market H. Q
little uncertain. but dealers generally
are not looking for much. " any
steady at the last decline. and potatoes
are unchanged.
Apples.-New. s505oc per bu.; si.as0
bansnss--Good shipping stock. si.se
B<sns@prisd idmas. 7H0sc per ib.;
sresr ssS s9s Rsr psr srasstS, sS, soc Der su
S.siiscwesEyi.b .booi.s5.
'%s, is jss Per Se. prices, n,en,s..
nats. lax SisMc; New York. IsH p
1910: limburger, l2@ lac; domsstlc
Swiss. 22Q25c: imported Swiss, $50
sssi ai ionE horns. is0isho; daisies. 10
per 'bes5.'f box; p.scsss SSns si%a.ss per box:
pess:. Sr:.,G.,sgsds ss,s9s;dse 5sa per ,S' box
c.absppies-so disc per bu.
Cranserries-s6-7S per bbi.; " pei
.Ssss i5; Ssw 7S5Ss sS e.!. rsrd'
Dressed Calves-Fancy, 1b % 16c: COM
mon. 14@16c per Id.
075c per Su.: green onions. isHc per
i0c per doE.; green beans, 76c per bu.:
green corn; home grown. eS@7oc per
sack; wax beanE, homegrown, 75o bu.:
tomatoes 6oQs soc bu.; lettuce. 5o@soc
Csc Csc PER S So:.; head s' isssaes. s Wis Per per
nsSiySs ps'ss iisS..sss ssrss-f, S.s s-,s
basket; ponies, s0ioo
Hsy--Dstroit shippers are payfns the
following prices for balsd Fay In car
lSt. B. Dssrsi, Nc siRqthy new
timothy. $14@145o; No 4 mixed. $40
oss straw, ssSS.so per ton. nn' .na
hlass sc No fucs@ esr.d ss Sai. E ise srsss Ss
green bulls. ioc: No. / cured veal
kip, 1se; No. i green veal kip. 1lc: No
sIssS s1 msrss green sS es H iae Sn
on; No. . Kip and calf. 1Mc OF; sheep
'k as to q Ts0S sso S.l boz.
M1Ts:.khSass M.;s..ksasy fss Sards. Se1' ason case:
ossge, 7s@sl per sc sSuao Sua -, ~
ors.Ess-california Salencias. ,s.ss
"a per bo.
onions-Indisna. sI@1.a5 per ioo.lb
Pe.rA--Bartiett. sl.sc0l.76, ordinary
Piams@,iSi.2s per baskst q
Pcaches--AA-. SITS: A.. si.5o; B.. u
Potstoes--Jersey cobblers. ea3s03.ss
per sack: Michigan, S1.76@1.80 per
sack: in car lots. sacked. ss07oc per
bu. N
Peuit,ry..sprinss iS0Kxs live
roosters, !101sc; geese, 1oc: ducks. IL
Sweet P0tatOes-virginia, e276 per
bbl:: 81 per bu.: Jerseys. S3.75 per bbl.:
Pinesppiss--Fi Florida. neAaS per
Tsilow--No. I. 5hc: No. .. 4Kc