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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
GERMAN|GRuSH !.
HAS DIMINISHED
Great Drive Checked Definitely
Along Major Part Of Cali
Cian-PoIiSh Front
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LONDON, july T. Reports from the
eastern thoatCr agree that the Teu.
tonic rush has diminished in momen-
tum, while it has been checked def.
nitely along the greater part of tho
Galician- Polish front There has been
persistent fighting, however with the
Austro Germans and the Russians alter
nately attacking.
The strongest Tcuton offensive L.
against the Russian center, between
the Bug and the VistuIa. North of
.Tarnograd, the Vienna dispatches
state, the Teutons have made further
gains, while the Pctrograd Official des
patches announce that the situation
there is developing in favor of tho
Russians. The Russian reports are that
desperate fighting is going on, with
the Toutons being held back. Ycster,
day the Russians took two thousand
prisoners east of Krasnik.
? A Berlin report, sent out carly il
the day, announced the capture of u
Russian position along the Polish limo
with FIVE hundred prisoners.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
BIG CELEBRATION
BY H|LO CITIZENS
Varied Program Of Sports With
Patriotic Exercises Please
Big Island People
mail Special to The ALvcrtiscrl

mail Special to The AdvcrtiscrD
q HITO, July 5.--Thc Fourth Of .Iurv
celebration here was an immense sue
cess. The town was crowded with
visitors, not a few of whom came from
Honolulu to participate in the cclchra.
ton.
The celebration started Saturday
night with a band concert and Display
of fireworks in Morh"m Park. There
was also a parade Of Illuminated sam.
pans,
Two very interesting games Of base
hall were played on Sunday afternoon.
the IIilo Iron Works defeating the
Ukinominc team hv the score Of II to
G, and the Patriots, captaircd NV
George Desha, beating tn" J A {. =,
10 to @.
On Monday morning there was lig
parade, beaded Ivy the ard Of the
Fourth Cavalry. Then followed in or
der Company VI, National Gmord Of
Hawaii, tho ROvaI IIilo BAND, the fire
department, the cadets frOm the train
ing chip Newport, followed by thcir
band; tho HonOmu Band. consisting Of
twenty school bows under tho age Of
fifteen. and long procession Of pri-
vatG citizens in automobiles aud car.
riages.
At the Kuhio wharf n lengthy pro
gram of aquatir sports was decided,
after which there wcrr athletic sports
at Moohcau Park.
Later on an automobile gvmkhana
kn1I ~ Mnnb,nr ..
estimated that 5000 people witnessed
the sport. The hand OF the Fourth
Cavalry played during the afternoon.
During the afternoon patriotic cxcr.
cises were held at Mooheau Park.
A fitting wind-up to a most success.
full and enjoyable celebration took the
form of dance in the armO-y.
The aquatic events resulted as fol,
lows:
44O-yard swim Isaac Laria, first
George Namahoc, second; Lone Star,
third. -
50.yard obstacle race, through bar
rel, over boat and under a launch --
Namahoe, first; Iakamura, second;
Lapia, third
Walking the creased polc-Myatta
first; Lone star, second.
50-yard swim, under sixtCen-Nama
hoe, first; Lone Star, second; All Hin
third.
5O-yard swim, rcc.for-all-Lorriu
Thurston Jr, first; Dodge, second;
Williams, third
lOO-yard swim, frcc-for all--Lorriu
Thurston Jr., first; Yakamura, second
Canario, third.
Duck race-Namahoc, first; Lone
Star, second; W. Hurst, third.
2OO-yard swim, relay-Won by haolC
team, composed Of Rowatt, Dodge
Thurston ard Williams. The team
finishing second was composed of la
pia, CanariO, Lone Star and Namaho e
50.yard swim, girls under sixteen
] Harriet Waipau, first; Sarah Waipau
second.
The officials of the swimming NEE
were as follows:
Messrs. Burdick, Bristol, Murphy
LitchHnf'iS, Hebron. Starters, RO
watt and Farr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
GENERAL zAPATA
.. HOLDS / HIS OWN
Defeats Carranza Force While
PopuIace Of Mexico City
Continues To Starve
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WASHINGTON, July THE eight
supplies" brought into Mexico City
by Consul General Shanklin were only
a sop to the wolf. Advices to the Red
Cross headquarters here report that
conditions there are pitiful and that
they are rapidly growing worse.
A courier from tho COnstitutionalist
army besieging the capital brought
back word to Carranza yesterday that
General Gonzales has failed thus ia
in his attempts to capture the city.
General Hapata, who holds the town,
is eated at his victories and confident
" asserts that the Carranzistas have
been so sharply defeated that 1t win
b" impossible for them to renew thci,
advance.
In the north, sharp battle is de
vcloping at ParcdOn, where Carrarza y
forces were checked yesterday in thrir
first assault with loss of 900 in killed
alone. They were reinforced last
night however, with several thousands
and the attack was renewed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
Britain Takes \.
Liquor Traffic
Under Control
Serious Problems In centers
Where Munitions Are Made
Compel Drastic Regulation
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LONDON, July 6-After repeated war
ningS and exhortations, the government
yesterday took the liquor problem in
to its own hands. Absolute prohibi-
ton is not to be enforced, unless il Is
found necessary, but il it has to be it
will be.
In all centers where munitions are
made or distributed in large quantities
Tor shipment, the sale and supply, Of
intoxicants was placed under absolute
control. No beer or spirits will be sold
to any workers whose output falls be.
low the standard set and the hours of
opening and closing will be regulated
so as to conflict rs little as possible
with clear head and steady hands
Not only points of origin but the
ports of Liverpool, Southampton, Bris-
toll, and Cardiff are included.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
ARMY STUDENT CAMPS
MEAN PREPAREDNESS

(Assoct ted Preaa by Federal Wirol lss.)
WASHINGTON, July 6.-In issuing
TODAY general regulations governing the
army student camps which are being
established for the summer, General
Scott, chief of staff, said:
9th" ultimate object of these camps
and the training there received is not
military grandizemcnt but provision
in some degree to meet the vital need
confronting us as a peaceful and un-
military nation.
"That peace and prosperity may be
preserved only through safe precautiOn,
VIZ, preparation and equipment to re-
sist any effort to break such peace
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
MILITIA IS STUDYING
SANITATION IN FIELD
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San FRANCISCO, July "a camp
of instruction in field sanitation for
officers on the inactive list of the med
zeal reserve corps of the army, was
opened at Fort Scott today. At the
Preside of Monterey a ten day joint
encampment of regular and militia cav
airy, was also started. In attendance
IRE four troops from the California ma
tonal guard, one from Oregon, a de,
'achment from Utah, and several ma,
. hine gun platoons, The camp Of in,
structiOn will last ten days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
Tentative Proposals Put Forward
BY Imperial Government Do
Not Satisfy Administration and
Any Formal Answer Based On
Them Is Certain To Be Rejected
FINAL NOTE MAY CONTAIN
FURTHER NOTIFICATIONS
Present 'FeeIer' Asks United
States To Notify Germany On
What Ships Americans Sail and
To Guarantee No Munitions of
e War Are Part OF Cargo Carried
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WASHINGTON, July ]. -
" While the text of the Ger
man reply to the second American
note of protest regarding the in
discriminate submarine warfare
being carried on by Germany is
not known here officially, il is
agreed among those in position
to speak with authority that the
substance of the herman conten-
tons and proposals tentatively
put out arc such that the United
States cannot agree with them nor
accept a reply based on them as
satisfactory.
From what is known of the text
of the German answer, to agree
with it would be to sacrifice i'm
portant neutral rights, sacrifice
which it is not believed President
Wilson and the state department
are ready to make. .a4A.. a
ONLY PARTIAL ASSURANCES
II Ii learned that the Gefmrn
government Is only prepared co
grant the assurances Of safety to
Americans traversing the war gone
demanded by the American note on
the following conditions:
All passenger vesseis flying the
flag Of belligerent but carrying
Americans as passengers shall be
tinguishable to the commanders Of
submarines. '."..
leaves an American port for tro
port Of belligerent, the American
government shall notify the Ger
man government, giving the sailing
date and hour. rgsl.l. l'r
Such notification shall include the
the guarantee Of the United STATES
that the vessel has been searched
prior to her departure and does not
carry munitions Of war.
Further Changes Possible
1t is inferred from the fact that
he German note, as it now stands.
is admitted to be only tentative
draft, that Germany might make
further desired changes, before its
formal presentation, should the
synopsis of the text, unofiCiaIIy
made, meet with official or pop
ular criticism,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
+. w Groves signature is on
each box,
PARIS MEDICINE co, St Louis. Us.A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
The Praise Continues
Everywhere We Hear Good Reports of
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills

Every section Of the United States
rRsounds with praise Of Doan 3 Back
ache Kidney Pills, Thirty thousand
persons are giving testimony in theiI
nome newspapers. Sincerity of these
wirn"sses IL tn" pest proof Of the merit
Of Deans Read the following case.
Mira. william MrGreGor, III Lilleth
St, Pendl0tOn, Oregon, says: Il WAS
troubled more or less all my life by
weakness of the kidneys. NV hands
and feet swelled and sometimes my
whole body bloated. There was
steady pain in the small of my back
and sides, and when doing my work
twinges shot through my back and
sides. Dizzy spells and headaches were
common, and | couldn t rest well. In
the morning | felt all tired out II
would be haI to describe the misery
I went through tried many remedies
and spent great deal of money for
doctors treatment, hut got no relief.
Finally | saw DOan : Backache Kidney
Pills advertised, aud the first box
used helped me. Continued use cured
the aches and pain in my back and
regulated the action Of nv kidneys
DOan = BackachC Kidney Pills gave me
a complete and permanent cure and |
am now in good health. | am glad to
confirm all have said about boa =
Rarkarhe kidney Pills, when have
pmhli"lv endorsed them before
Doan's Rarkachc Kidney Pills are
sold nv all druggists and store eepers
at so cents per box Cslx boxes 81. SOY .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
PRESS
CONGRESS IN SESSION
- .,f
Sydney Makes Bid For Next
Gathering in 1917
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SAN FRANCISCO, July AT the
converting of the International Press
Congress here yesterday, which is Mt.
tended by newspaper, men from five
continents, an invitation was extended
to the congress to convene at the next
gathering in 1917 in Sydney, New
South Wales.
The invitation was extended by Capt.
j. w. Niesigh, president of the Aus
tralian Journalists Association.
Among the prominent delegates to
address the congress yesterday were c.
E. Uyethara, editor Of The State, of
Toxic, and William Jennings Bryan,
editor of The Commoner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
GOVERNMENT PLANS
TO AID DISTRESSED
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WASHINGTON, July IA commit
tee was named yesterday by Secretary
Lane Of the department of the interior
and Secretary Wilson of the department
of labor, whore work will be to devise
plans whereby the government may be
able to relieve the distress caused
through unemployment by financing
workers desiring to acquire farm lands.
The committee will report in time for
its recommendations to be laid before
congress this fall,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
CASUALTIES OF FOURTH
AND FIRE LOSSESLA
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CHICAGO, july statistics collect.
vi by the Chicago Tribune of the
Fourth of July accidents, covering Sun,
lay and Monday, show that the toll
of the Fourth this year has been nine,
teen persons killed by explosives aud
nine hundred and three injured. The
loss caused by fires started through the
patriotic use of explosives amounts to
$230,325.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
Fresh German
Drive Against
Calais PLANNED
Belgian Reports Say Teutons Will
Attempt To Duplicate Cali
clan Campaign In West
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LONDON, July 7.---Rumors Of a fresh
German offensive in the west, with
Calais again the objectivc Of great
drive, come in the reports from the
Continent. Information obtained from
Belgian sources Is TO the rncrt that
the Germans are brin ing ~, ten fresh
army corps, with which II dupIication
of the GaHcian eamPaigu Is to be
attempted. ttE"
During the past few days the Ger
mans have been on the offensive along
many sections of the western front and
the fighting has been severe
NoxIous Gas Shells
Field Marshal French, reporting on
this activity yesterday, states that the
Germans are again using a~rhxylating
gas shells, particularly against the Brit.
ish positions north Of Ypr"s.
In the face of this bombarLmcnt with
gas bombs, the British made sub tan
tial advance, driving the Germans from
one of their trenches above Yprcs and
occupying it.
Paris reports announce a resumption
on the part Of the Germans of the bonn
bardmcnt Of Rheims, with the cathedral
ain the target of the encm, y shous
Arras is also being pounded 10y the
German guns.
Frenth Retake Trenches
In the Woovres district, German
attempt to regain their lost positions
in the Bots le Pretre has been re
pulsed, whilo trench recently lost by
the French on the heights of the Mouse
has been retaken and the Germans
driven back to their old positions.
In the vosges, on the Alsatan slope
bomha rdment of the, French lines ID
under way.
The Swiss -Alsace border is again
open for travel, the military move
ments which necessitated the closing OF
the Upper Rhine Valley to Swiss travel
ers apparently having been completed
Allies Lost Heavily
German dispatches upon the fighting
in the western arena recount what are
declared to be fearful losses SUSTAINED
by the Allies in the terrific fighting be
tween Arras and La Bassee, where thu
struggle is almost without pause. On
command, says Berlin, lost 340O out o
1900 men in the last severe q hting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
War-Crazed instructor Who Tried
To Blow Up National Capitol
and Kill J. Pierpont Morgan,
Commits Suicide After Making
Sensational Second Attempt
OPENED VEIN IN WRIST
WHILE WRITING LETTER
He Broke From Guard and Leap
ed From Upper Corridor Of Jail
To Concrete Paved Court
Yard, Fifty Feet Below, Crush
ing His Skull In the Contact
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n LENCOVE, Long Island, July
" T. Frank Holt, the war
crazcd instructor who tried TO blow up
the National capitol and kill J. Pier
pont Morgan, attempted twice yesten-
day to commit suicide and in the sec
ond attempt succeeded.
First he opened a vein in his wrist
with metal bound end of a pencil
that had been given him for letter
writing. lie contrived to pry off the
narrow iron band that held in place
the rubber eraser and severed a super
fetal blood vessel with the Jagged edge.
Before the guards discovered what he
bad done, he was seriously weakened
by loss of blood.
Jumps Through Window
After that he was kept under close
surveillance, but while being led
through an upper corridor of the jaII,
he broke from his guard and jumped
through an open window to the con
crete paved court yard, fifty feet be-
low.
lie was unconscious when picked up;
an examination showed that his skull
was badly fracturad and he died soon
after.
In his cell was found a letter adj
dressed "To My Dears." The text
was incohcrent, but through it there
ran the fixed idea which had unseated
his reason.
Sop Slaughter, He Writes
81 must write you Immediately, "
ran the letter. I" see that it is useless
for me to continue living under these
conditions. Pray with me that this
slaughter shall stop
Secret Service men have learned
that Holt lied in the story he told
about his attempt to blow up the senate
wing of the capitol
Tho letters he said he wrote to the
President and the newspapers explain
ing his attempt and his motives never
have been received.
Made Bomb In Gotham
"" did not fahricate his bomb in a
Washington hotel, but N a bungalow
he had rented in the suburbs Of New
York. Detectives who traced his move
m"nts to the bungalow yesterday found
concealed in his trunk 1874 sticks of
dynamite aud plans which Indicated
that he intended to blow up the beauti
full New York public library, and the
state rapitols of New York and Penn.
sylvania at Albany and Harrisburg.
Mr.. Morgan was pronounced out OF
danger yesterday and his Improvement,
his nh"Si"ians announced last night, is
continuing.
May Hr,,e Been Muenter
While searching Holt, the police
found scars on his body which tend TO
car out tho possibility of identifying
him as Erich MuGntcr. a former Har-
ward instructor who disappeared after
the murder of his wife. He denied
that he was Muenter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
RUSSIA is PREPARING
FORANOTHERCAMPA|GN
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NEW YORK, July DIR. B. r. Ward,
IF New Haven, who arrived yesterday,
after having spent the past year in
Russia, states that there are hundreds
of Japanese veteran artillery officers
now in Petrograd, drilling Russian re-
cruits in the use of heavy luns and
field pieces, while the British are ship
ping into Russia by way of Archangel
vast quantities of munitions. Russia
soon will be ready, declares Doctor
Ward, to launch a great campaign of
retaliation against Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
COUNTER
OFFENSIVE BEATEN
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ROME, July.-An Austrian. counter
offensive, undertaken in the TyroI
north of TRENT, with view to Ink
ing the Italian column which is threat
ening the line of communicate OILS be
tween the fortresses of the Tro1tiDo
and the Austrian base at Boyen, has
been crushingly repulscd, says the of,
fetal bulletin. In attempting to dis
lodge the Italians from the POSITIONS
they had taken on AvoStano Peak, the
Austrians were driven back with cruel
losses.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
EVELYN NESB|T THAW
DECLINES TO TESTIFY
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NEW YORK, July 6.-Evolyn Thaw,
wife of Harry Kendall Thaw, arrived
here today, but did not appear in court,
where the trial Of her husband to de-
termine his sanity is in progress. She
said she would not testify, relying on
her constitutional rights. The Rrosecu-
tor threatens to issue a body warrant
and bring her to court under orders to
testify.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
ONE HUNDRED UNION 80, =
L0NGSH0REMEN STRIKE
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SEATTLE, July 7. - One hundred
"ion IougshOremen loading the steam
hips Minnesota, Ililonian and Amur
truck last night, rather than work side
' side with nonunion men. The shi,
ing c0m"amies had attempted to in
troduce the open shop.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
LABOR PEACE. COUNCIL
OPPOSES WAR CARGOES

WASHINGTON, July THE gen
eral committee Of the National Labor
Peace Council, recently organized, has
addressed a petition to Secretary of
State Lansing, requesting that he issue
instructions t0 the collectors of the
ports of the United States to refuse
clearance papers, to any ship which ear
ries munitions of war consi med to bel
ligerents in Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
NAVY GENERAL BOARD
TO WORK OUT PLANS
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WASH NGTON, July THE gen.
rral hoHrd Of the navy announces that
this vcar. it will not hold it's custom
arv summer sessions at Newport Rhode
Island, but VIII remain in Washington
% work on plans which it will submit
to Secretary Daniels in September.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
BERLIN SAYS BRITISH
AERIAL RAID FAILED

- "~'-'"@ r-""S ~ T"daraI WtreI~saN
BERLIN July 6.-In announcing a
British aeroPlane attack upon the Ger.
n"n positions along the hay of the
North Sea Sunday, it is officially declar
ct that the raid was failure. A fleet
of acropIoncs accompanied cruisers and
drstrOyrrs, but all were repealed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
TELLS WIFE OF PLOTS

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DALLAS, Texas, July 6.-Mrs. Holt
today received letter from her hus
land which he wrote after "ynamitinS
tn" capitol. In it he tells of his con
t"mplated visit to Morgan and his In.
t"uti"n to hold the family IN CUSTODY
until Morgan should end the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
GERMANY CHARGES ENGLAND
WITH 'FRlGHTFULNESS,' TOO

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LONDON, July 6.-Germany official
" asserts that the British have attack
ed hospital ship, unarmed and trans
porting wounded, in Turkish waters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
RE YOU GOING ON A JOURNEY

hamherlam 5 Collie, Cholera and
Dinrrho"a Remedy should be packed in
IN band luggage when going on a
ou~ur>. Change Of water, diet, and
"mr"rnturr all tend to produce bowel
ruuhIr and this medicine cannot be
'"rurrd on board the train or steam.
ship II may save much suffering and
"ruu>"nirnrr il YOU have it handy.
'"1 sale. hN all dealers. Rouson. Smith
y 60. ltd., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
KNEW HOLT AS MUENTER

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July 6.-Rev.
+. NJ. Bennett, pastor of the First
Unitarian church, saws that there is
no doubt in his mind that Holt was the
man be knew at Harvard as Muenter.
He has seen the resemblance from
pictures of Holt published s:nce the
attack on Morgan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
MONTENEGRINS ARE HELD

CHICAGO, July Secret 5;e~'" "
men yesterday place vn"s' sTs't
three Montenegro Onsrars, wn. r.U
charged with violations of neutrality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09
SERIOUS UNREST IN INDIA

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MANILA, July 6.-Serious unrest is
reported here to be'growing among the
natives Of India and there is an under
current Of revolt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09

Unity was seemingly the catchwOrd
of tn" new board of supervisors when
" took oflir" last Thursday noon. but
the very first vote showed division
of four to two. The question was an
r"i"r"rt3"t one of whether the boarG
shouId al iourn tn tn" first m""t'
d"t" get bv law or take a recess for
further ralnN"r an hour or two late.
The first dINiNiOn may be indicative o.
how iuturr decisions will be rearhr
by the hoard-thcn again it NAV not
When tn" division of votes came i
was after Samuel Kauhane had mad"
short speech Of greeting to the boar"
and following recess during whic h
committee examined the crcdential.
of tn" honr'I A. NJ. Cabrinha then
moved that recess be taken until two
o cIock, it then being the lunch hour
Yates mate motion that tn
supervisors adjourn until the frs
regular meeting. Kauhaner declared ?
motion TO adjourn in order and put
the question james Akau. Henry Nni
20, WiIlinm Tudd. and Yates voted !
favor Of ndnurrmPpt Cahrinha an
Eugene Homer voted against the mo
ton rahri"ha snid afterwards thn'
he wanted ia take n recess so tn
balance Of III" business of orGaniZin.
could lr finished and not take up tn"
time at tn" reguIar meeting,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-09

"ud commissioner y. Tucker has
inforr ,"d the board hat no acton wo' t.
be 'nl CA t"'""rd setting aside Lands
NJ EHnuhuhu Nortn Kphala. wanted hv
tn" county to store machinery upon
until thr G"N"rnor returned from IT,,