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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
NOTICE FoR PuRLIcATIoN.
BY C.. p. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk

Department Of the interior.
Z. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix,
Arizona, October %, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mathi.
as Kump, Of McNeal, Arizona, who
on October 30, 1909. made homestead
entry, No. O7142, for NEh, Section IT,
Township q s., Range 26 E., G. & S
r. B. e Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make three year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described before Jared d. Taylor, q
s. Commissioner at Bisbee, Arizona
on the 10th day of December, 1915.
Claimant names as witness:
Frank Deitchman, Of McNeal Ari
IONA; Anton Stukel, Ernest Mechen
Frank Zaio t3), Of Lowell, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
Register
First publication Oct. &c, 1915.
Last publication Dec, 10, 1915.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
LEGAL NOTICES

are On the North the Martin" lode
and "Alger" lode: on the East The
"Old Soldier lode; on the South the
"Old Stratton" and Schenectady"
lodes; on the West the "Star" lode
and Mascot" lode.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
Register
First Publication Oct 20, 1915.
Last Publication Dec %. 1915.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30
GRAND VIEW NO. /"

Beginning at Corner No. ], the
Southeast Corner whence the North
east. Corner OF Sec. 80, TIP. % S. r.
"a e. bears South a. o. 80" West
6724.7 feet: thence North 53' 49,
West 1900 feet to Corner No 2;
thence North $50 54' East 500 feet
to corner No. 8; thence South $50 49,
East 1900 feet 10 Corner No. A. thence
South 35' So West 500 feet TO Corner
No. /, the place Of beginning; con-
tanning a net area of POSSE acres. The
presumed course of the vein on this
claim being from the West end center
South 53' 49, East 1900 feet
"ALFREEDA"
Beginning at Corner No. 1, the
Southeast Corner whence the North
east Corner Of Sec 80, Tp. 20 s., r.
"a E. bears South i a. West 6222,5
feet; thence North So 1s' West 1900
feet 10 Corner No 2 thence North
So 54' East 900 feet 20 Corner No
g; thence South So 49, East 1900
feet to Corner No. A. thence South
s5' 54' West 900 feet to Corner No
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-30

First Publication Oct IA, 1915.
Last Publication Dec %, 1915.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
WILL ENTERTAIN FOR
BENEFIT OF CHILDREN
MRS. CELESTE Kinks TO GIVE
CARD PARTY AT THE MAGNo-
LA HOTEL THURSDAY EVEN
ING, DEC. IS, FOR GOOD CAUSE.

1t will be remembered that last
season there was an urgent call from
the Florida Childrens Home for con-
tributions from all the cities of Flor
ida, and that Daytona nobly re-
sponded.
Just now the home is again in great
need, depending solely upon assist
ance from day to day. ? !
An earnest appeal is made for sub
stantial contributions by the 23rds of
this month; and again Mrs. Kinks, of
the Magnolia, will open her house for
card party for auction bridge and
500 for the cause.
In order to include the gentlemen,
the party will be given in the evening,
at s o'clock, Thursday, December 16
As. the prizes will be donated, the
entire receipts, 25 cents each, will be
turned over to F. ]. Niver, treasurer
of the fund for the home
Kindly notify Mrs. Kinks in order
that she may arrange an adequate
number of tables and refreshments
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
BOND LUMBER co.
SAFE BURCLARIzED
OFFICE ENTERED LAST NIGHT
AND PRIVATE PAPERS OF MAN
AGER MAlBY AND A SMALL
AMOUNT OF MONEY TAKEN.

The safe in the office of the Bond
Lumber company on Orange avenue
was burglarized some time last night
and some small change and num-
Der of deeds and other papers belong
ing to Manager R. ]. Malby were
taken by the thief
The burglary was discovered this
morning when G. w. Fulce, an en-
ploye. opened the office and attempted
to open the safe but found it locked
1t was later found that the office had
been entered through a rear window.
the sash being pried up and the latch
broken
Upon opening the safe it was dis
covered that the inner door had also
been locked and the key carried away.
and when a key was secured to open
the door it was found that the money
drawer was missing and also a num-
Der of deeds and other private papers
belonging to Mr. Malby
Mr.. Malby makes practice of leav-
ing no amount of money in the safe
overnight, and the outer doors are left
unlocked with a card announcing that
the safe is not locked
About two years ago the office was
entered one night and the thief in
attempting to open the safe turned
on the combination and was obliged
to give up the job at that point.
Chief of Police It. o. Milton was
notified of the burglary and will make
an effort to apprehend the thief al
though there is but slight clue to work
upon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-09
DELEGATES APPOINTED
TO CANAL MEETING
ACTION WAS TAKEN AT SPECIAL
MEETING WEDNESDAY OF CITY
COUNCIL NO APPROPRIATION
FOR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN.

The city council met in special SEES
sion Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
to consider the petitions presented by
the real estate and hotel men of the
city relative to the proposed subscrip-
ton of ten cents per capita to the
Florida First" advertising campaign.
All councilmen were present except R.
E. Stevens. The petitions, also the
communication from the Florida
First commission, were read by the
clerk.
The real estate men present spoke
in favor of granting the petition, ex-
plainng the benefits which this city
would derive from this attractive way
of presenting the advantages of the
state.
All of the councilmen seemed to IA
vor the idea, but they did not think
that definite sum should be sub,
scribed unless definite sum would
be guaranteed to be raised and used
by the commission
Mr.. Conrad moved, seconded by DR..
Klock, that the proposition be ac-
cepted. All councilmen voted in the
negative
Communications from the secretary
of the Florida East Coast Canal asso-
citation and G. W. Gibbs, of the Flor
ida East Coast Line Transportation
company, were read. These referred
to the hearing to be held in Jackson
vile at 10 a. m. December Is, by the
engineers of the war department in
the interest of the East Coast canal.
Recognizing the great Importance of
this meeting the council appointed a
committee of four, s. E. Billiard, C. Nj.
Bingham, E. F. Oates and W. Nj. Han
kins, to represent the city of Day
tona at this meeting and to assist in
getting favorable action.
Best Work Done in Maturity
The history of human achievement
shows that there have been a few
geniuses who have accomplished their
greatest work at an early age. But
the great work of the world, the bulk
OF all the great achievements, has
been done by men who developed
slowly through years of observation
and experience, their minds broaden
Ing and ripening and growing ever
STRONGER and these did their hest work
In their rich maturity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
BIG NOR MONS ON
WITNESS STAND

OGDEN. Utah. July S.-President
Joseph =. Smith. Of the Mormon
church. and Senator Reed Smoot tesfI-
ned to-day In the suit Of Mrs. Marga-
ret Geddes 10 establish heirshIp for
her lbyear-old son Albert In the es-
tate or the late millionaire David Ec-
Giles. President Smith was questioned
as 10 the practice Of polyEamy within
the church. u had been testified hy
other witnesses that David Fccles
with two wives living. was married to
Margaret Gcddes In August. 1898. b.
Apostle NJ. ". Merrill eight wears
after the head Of the Mormon church
mad issued what is known a. the
woodruff manifesto. prohibiting plu.
raj marriages
Senator Smoot was called unon 10
answer only two questions PROFOUND.
"a by the attorney FOR the defend
ants, and they were respecting the
testimony of Mrs. Margaret Geddos
IN washington. December ~. 1914. be-
fore the committee on privileges and
elections. investigating rho Senator'S
right TO seat in tho senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
MINERS WIN AN
IMPORTANT CASE

Special Dispstch 20 the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. Pa July I'm the
case OF the Youghlogheny-P Pittsburgh
Soal Company against the Officers Of
nlstrlct No. 8 OF the United Mine
workers. Of America. the local cont
mas handed down a decision in favor
OF the miners and refused to grant An
injunction restraining them from
striking unless their demands FOR a
thin vein" wage scale in the case Of
mine operated IN Followfeld town
snip are granted. The company has
insisted that the mine was In tho
thick vein field IN which a scale
calling for cents less per ton ire
yalls. An introductory decree handed
down sometime ago restrained me
miners from striking and allowed them
20 10 Work at the lower wage al.
thoukh the company had 10 deposit
the difference In the bank under bond
20 be paid In case 10 lost its euit Now
mat % has failed 10 establish fts case
IT. must pay the thin vein" scale he.
ginning with the time when the initial
decree was given by the court and me
miners are privileged 10 strike In their
demands are not met.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
ONE KILLED; MANY
HURT In EXPLOSION

JOHNSTOWN "a July Nirho
las iosick was killed John uono Lost
his right eye and sustained punrfurcd
wounds of Che lungs. and John SOW
lfk. Michael Sabrick. D. p Ellison and
Daniels were badly Injured By the o..
D'egnfal discharge OF "a dynamite shot
81 Elton at 10 o'clock tonight The
men were oncdgcd In sinking a shaft
ioi me Frrniud. White company. They
had planted series Of rhofa and fbet
went on in rapid succession The
men tailed fn Keep an accurate a..
count ~ Tire Shots and I.0flcF struck
an TrrtrIulrd one with hIa pick hU
me injured uTu wore rI1ar 10 the
pot when .Hr "ErIl. .or fo0t place.
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FAMOUS MEXICAN
PRISON Is NO MORE

WASHINGTON. July She an
Client Mexican fortress OF San Juan DE
Uloa in Vera Cruz harbor is declared
TO be no longer a military prison In
decree published by General Car
rama which reached the state de-
partment to-day.
During the long years" the decree
says this fortress has been used
70 connne In dark. damp and nm
healthy cells, political prisoners ana
oiteh those merely accused OF sedi-
uon and rebellion subjectinR them 10
serious sickness OF body. incura bic
naladies OF mind and often TO many
or them. death
The ConstitutionalIst Rovernnant
interpreting the aspirations OF a
people and a national sentiment. de
slres 70 blot out this stain placed
upon the name Of Mexico BY despots
ana dictators- II will change the use
OF thls federal structure and devote
II 10 other service OF public admits
tration which vii make Il worth while
preserving II as a historical monu-
Inc fortress was built BY the Span.
Ism conquerors OF Mexico and mas
no value for military purposes Ne
cehtly General Carranza occupied II
at his official residence.
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clared. have ont in any instance been
directed against volunteers returning
70 their own country to night. but
against organized efforts to induce
such return. A high official said this
was demonstrated when. after the re-
cent arrest OF representatives OF the
montenegro government for violat-
ing the law, the l4b men they had re-
crulted Tor the Montenegrin army
were allowed to proceed.
lull In Campaign.
a lull In the ntutrality campaign OF
the department OF justice is expected
TO follow to-day's developments-tna
return OF indictments in San Fran
cisco in connection with enlistments
Tor the British army and the deliver
ing OF supplies to German warships,
and the indictments in Chicago
against the Montenegrin officials. DE
partment agents are said to be watch
ing developments in New York that
may lead TO further arrests In con-
nection with British enlistments but
the case against the Montenegrins Is
believed 10 be complete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
GERMAN NOTE
Ccontinusd Prom Firss Pa9.O

such ships had no munitiins Of war
Would Be Unneutrsl
In this connection high officials here
stated today. that 40 would be an IN
neutral act for the United States to
notify any belligerent government OF
the date OF departure from an Amerf-
can port or the character Of cargo OF a
merchantmen Of another beiligerent.
Count BernstOrf1. the German ambaa-
sador. was IN communication by wire
less with his government during the
day and r. understood 10 have advised
the Berlin foreign Office that the form
IN which the proposals had been made
do not appear 20 be acceptable to the
United States. Re learned that the
position Of the Washington govern
ment b. that there must be first a
recognition by Germany OF the prin-
ciple that an unarmed and unresisting
merchantmen must be visited and
searched, and passengers and crew re-
moved 10 a place 81 safety. before the
snip De- DESTROYED. Until there is an
agreement on this principle the Ameri-
can government cannot discuss anv
mOdus vivendl or temporary arrange
mcnt ~ D. declared The German ann
bassador. 10 ig believed. ia urging his
Rovernment 70 make broad statement
on the principles involved and rnaarva
Iur iater discussion arrangements con-
cerninE the separation OF passenger
aud contrabnnd traTlc
Outline Disappo
mere were many evidences In off.
clal circles today that the German
controversy was aFaln regarded a.
critical and that the reply ~ outlined
was very disappointing Tho ron~es.
sioual alleged % have been made were
referred % ae slight departure from
ne llleEal position held BY Germany.
ana D. was pointed out fhaf the United
states. holding a strictly LEGAL poeI.
lion. vas unable fo make any change
or surrender any point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
HARRY THAW
toontinuod from FIRST Pager

Tbaw. leaning forward In his sea,
said e1cItedly.
d, You would not want me to answer
Bot I do persisted Mr. rook
Thaw. ''''''u
1T re- not of a deiusiorsI D,,rr.
- perfect nonsense YOU viii not
ADVANCE your caFo n were tou 4
wouldn't ask any more about that
Thaw subsequently denied that no
lad ever whipped young women. and
afnied. TOO. Tho truth Of several .Ihar
incidents testified 90 hy other Wit
nefses 20 prove he was not mentally
Questioned About VIII
VI. Cook questioned tho uffrras Al
IenFlh on The will Do had made Ir
which he left On br1unrf for tho pr0sr.
.uuon m stanford White and 0fhera
for rwnInE young women
The VIII speaks Tor Itself saIf
nav ITO complained because fhe
name q one ~ tho men mentioned .1
nc VII bad been suppressed 40 hia
TlaI but bad been diHci0fod after ma
man had died
object fo bic name having heer
concealed whom Boz vas rich and made
pulIir after hn died a bankrupt bel
What vas your defense a. voYr
nfsl fr'aIT asked Mr. COOK
.. Ihf frai TRIAL vas primarily fo gef
we .aria m fno Daaa before tho mrr
ina" replied. 10 was on The plea OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
CATHOLICS OUT
FOR PROHIBITION

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. July s.
Closer cooperation between the Anti.
saloon league forces and those OF the
Catholic Prohibition league In the
night for nation wide prohibition was
indicated I'm resolution adopted by
the latter organization and which was
presented TO the convention OF the
Antt-Saloon league OF America at 10.
nights session. The action was said
20 have been inspired by Rev. John j.
Curran. the noted Catholic temperance
advocate. who in an address before a
Joint session OF the two conventions
yesterday. declared that he desired TO
see change in the Catholic view
which has tended 10 hold temperance
as a problem OF individual morality
rather than OF legislation"
The resolution. which was received
by the Anti-Saloon league delegates
with an outburst OF enthusiasm. was
as follows:
Resolved, that We the delegates of
the Catholic prohibition league OF Am.
erica. now In session. send hearty
greetings TO the Anti-Saloon league OF
America; and pledge our earnest co
operation for the total and irrevocable
abolition OF the liquor traffic and ali
the evils that accompany IT,"
a special advisory committee was
appointed by the Catholic league
whose task will be the enlistment OF
all Catholic influences throughout the
country in support OF the principles
and programs Of the Anti Saloon
league. Major Dan Morgan Smith. OF
Illinois. was appointed chairman OF
this committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
NO COMPROMISE
FOR GEN. HUERTA

FL PASO. Texas. July 81 will
agree TO no compromise that will in
any way restrict my liberty" declared
GENERAL huerta today when told OF a
Washington dispatch Indicating that a
compromise and probable abandon
ment OF the present case against him
may be considered. Il will Issve mi
JAN only n my departure is uncondi
uonal, continued the General. "as I
consider that | have do nothing wrong
and previously have given my word 10
lullll the conditions OF my bond /
prefer 10 remain In my cell rather than
agree to any other terms OF Iibert,, -
Huerta when seen az the Jail dis
played his former good humor. declsr.
ING ne and his fellow prisoners we're
belng treated with courtesy BY their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
u. M. ". A. AFTER
A BIG INCREASE

sCRASToN. Pa. July s.-onicera
OF the United Mine Workers OF Am.
erica headed by national President
John 2. White inaugurated their cam
palgn for hundred per cent. member
EMP IN the union In the anthracite
counties here today II Is the plan TO
enlist every man employed around tho
mines In the union here before the aV-
piration OF the present agreement with
the operators next April when de.
mands for an eight hour day and re-
cognition OF the union are TO be made.
fIes' White in his speech promised
more II they would recruit the union
TO 100 per cent. that he would secure.
both concessions for them. The cam.
paign inaugurated today will last for
two months and every town in the
anthracite region visited By the ma
uonal Officers before IL ends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
STEAMER AFIRE
toOntiau.d Dom "a, P.r..l

Atlantic Transport line was taken 10
Indicate that the ship was making
GOOD progress. Officials OF the line
awaited anxiously for report from
Captain Claret as TO the origin OF inc
explosion, because Of the Holt warn
ing. OFFICERS OF other lines which
now have boats ~ sea were equally
interested In hearing Claret'a report.
Carried No Passengers.
The Ainnehaha left here July for
London. She carried no passengers.
Her crew numbered nearly a hundred
The possible fate OF the Minnehaha
overshadowed all other Developments
IN the case OF the man who set on the
capitol bomb. that shot J. p Morgan
and finally killed himself.
The theory that Holt had accom-
plices because Of the large amount Of
money he was supposed to have spent
was almost abandoned By the police
tonight upon tho receipt here OF much
or the dead mans correspondence. II
came from Ithaca. p. Y. and consisted
Of letters written 10 Holt by friends
In English. German. French and
Spanish
After Guy seuli. secretary 20 Com.
missioner Woods. had gone through
hair OF the letters. he announced he
mad found nothing In the correspond.
ence 70 indicate that Holt had an &C.
complice
Secretary scull said most OF the lot
ters we're Of business nature and
we're dated about 1906
Sure ~ Was Muenter
With the lettcra were a nurnbcr Of
Newspaper clippings referring f0r the
most part 10 murder and Insanity
Ihis. SOUL pointed out. seemed 10
cnnch the fact that Holt was Erich
Muenter n nothing else did Uo
pointed 20 The statements of Prof
iunEicrbcrg. % Harvard TulgoraIfv.
ihat Mucnter was always deeply ln-
tereafed In insanity.
Tho police hrcafhed easier TODAY
After they learned from an e4BIosIgss
company thar Holt had made huf ono
purchase of dynamite from H and
that it consisted OF 700 pounds OF mo-
~ per cent kind Tho rompanv r.id
y was IN error whom b. stated .oafer-
cent. uado
late TO-DAY Holts body was shfpnsd
rom lIempstcad ~ Dallas. Trqar-
who're % wns said ho would b. buFlrf'
The inqueFt into Hollis drath. which
vas 20 b. held to-day. was postponed
until tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
DECLARES DOG LAW
rs UNCONSTITUTIONAL

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July S.-Attack
ing the constitutionality Of the newly
enacted law which prohibits the own
eIshlp OF dogs by foreigners. on the
ground that 10 Is against the shirt
and letter % United states treaties
with Italy. W. y. McNair today filed
IN court an appeal from the convic-
ton imposed by p justice OF the peace
az Large. Pa. on ten Italians
In arguing the appeal Attorney Nc
NniI declared thar the law was being
used by constables TO Cypress foreign
ers. as a portion Of the fine under fhe
statute goes 10 the informer. Judge
r. NJ. Kennedy reserved his decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
DROVE CAR INTO POLE
TO SAVE HORSE AND BOY

BEDFORD, Pa. July S-H b. Heck.
or Pittsburgh. to-day drove his auto.
mobile AGAINST telephone pole near
IN ordef 10 avoid boy on horse
windshield and Mrs. Rosetta Harper
ana Mrs. Robert Martin. also OF Pits
burgh. were tossed into the road
Both were seriously injured. Mrs Har-
per so badly that II was feared az the
ospital IN Cumberland. Nd. to
which she was taken. that she yyouId
Ole. The party were on their way
nome from Atlantic City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
CONTROVERSY


American aoIl whom M objection has
been made t7 notifications by conauia
lo r"errF .sfs ~ other countries Ir the
United sfafoa fn fhs rrr-srff,-
ON phaaia ie laid upon Tho FACE ma
Great britain has no resortfsfs In he
came sense AL Germany. France rotv
End other continental powers
Officials Of the fanarfnrrrf ~ -.
iico explains today that ffav nave
DAD r0 understand with mo rare
department I'M .rEaff In recruiting
lnff pointed out however. fhaf tine
.naI code plainly rrohIbIfa me
Iunnf ~ any person" In ne
.II states no frhf' aEa rsf mo
people Of frerIIr nation ~. 81
I'ri' cf the department 90 was oe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
DELIVER GER MAN
NOTE JULY 10

BERLIN. July s. 1915 p. m. via Lon
oon. $40 p. m.-The German reply TO
the American note regarding the Lu-
sitsnia and submarine warfare. ac-
cording 20 information obtained here.
probably will be delivered on Satur-
DAY. July 10. or possibly even to-mor-
row
The general tenor and motive OF
me government behind these propos-
ais may be communicated conhden-
ually 10 the leading representatives
OF the press tomorrow. but 10 D. I'M
uerstood that the publication OF the
text in Berlin will be deferred until
The afternoon Of the day on which IL
Is presented Al Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
COL. SCHMULBACH
GAINING STRENGTH
WAS REsTrNo EASILY THIS MORN
mo WITH TArR CHANCES
TO RECOVER
Heart Seemed Stronger. and Puisatons
Are characterization IN Stin
Serious, However.

A. o'clock this morning. Col. Henry
Schm ulbath was resting easily a. his
home. near Roney's Point Ills puisa-
lions registered for the hour los thtr-
ty-sN above normal. IL was stated that
ne had rested well during the fore part
or the night and early morning and the
nurse and attendants are OF the opinlon
thst during the past six hours he has
gained strength.
Gus. and he may die at any time an
that can be done. In fact. everything
known % medical science Is being done
70 prolong life Mr.. SchmuIbach be-
came III Tuesday. June %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-09
LUMBER MIL OPENED

rr-gl fHapHfrH fH fha IrfaUlrarlar
EI.KfNs Vi Va July Tho VA
.Hn Lumber corporation tar pueut-i
is now uIII af Raymond. porahonfas
county The plant has DAHL. CO.
parl'N N 10000. and the corporation
1W1E about 5000 acres OF timber
lnrd Ir noCHhonfaF county " va
and iiIEnland county. va. which will
require about fs years fo cut
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insanity a. the time OF the act. but
the plea OF self-defense was also put
IN. as otherwise We could not get some
OF the facts before the jury. I don't
mink you knew that. Mr.. Cook"
row.