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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
POLICE CHIEF RAGLAND
STILL Is CONSIDERING
Pressure brought to Iicnr on HIN to
Rcn,nin at Head OF Peters
Burg Force.
Especial to The Times Dispatcher

Especial to The Times Disratchl
PETERSBURG. VA. June 22.-Ch;cf
Of Police Raglaud is still considering
the question Of his resignation. Chief
Ragiand last might received II tclerram
notifying him of his appointment as
superintendent Of police for the Du pout
Powder Company, and he had decided
TO accept. but pressure has been brought
TO bear upon him. and il is SIN .poped
mat he may he persuaded to continue
at the head OF the department in this
city. Chief Rarland will positively
decide 81 the next twen,y-fonr hours
whether or not he will tender his
rcSignation
Charles Warner and T. n. Jones. two
white mon, were arrested last night
on the charg" of robhing the cash reg
lister of the People Studio on Sycamore
street Of s.. They were locked up i'm
the polio" station. Confined in tn.
station on the charge OF being dis
orderly was ~ negro woman named
Ellen Jctcr. and She became 50 anccrcd
AT warner that she drew pocket knife
which she had concealed in her stock
inr and before tho police could Interfere
cut and stabbed Warner five times
This morning in the Police Court she
was sent on TO the grand jury on the
charge OF f"lonious assault. and the
charge OF larceny against the two men
was continued until Tomorrow
Frederick Valentine. the negro who
Yesterday shot up the colorcd board
ing house Of Matte Shaun. WAS Saut
on TO tho fustiuGs Court this morn-
ing by Police Justice Hummer. The
evidence was very conclusive against
Valentine. and proved that he went
out in the back yard. tested and loaded
his pistol before he came into the
house. and that his intention was to
Kill the Shaun woman. Fortunately
for the woman his bullets went wide
of their mark.
The case of Stencil Duke. the young
white man charged with falsely swear
ing TO the age of Milton Wilson in
order to obtain a marriage license was
tried and argued by District Attorney
r. II. Mum in the Police Court this
morning. and the court reserved de-
clsion in the case until tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

the rcvolution!sts who are exposing
their lives on the battle fields These
foreigners merit the application OF
ing for the expulsion OF foreigners
for pernicious political activity. and
II We really wish TO he revolutionaries
ana patriots we should give that big
oted ill-lntentioned and unsuccessful
professor Of Princeton a severe lesson.
hanging from our legendary cypress in
chapuitepec the compiiers of This re-
port
Under the spell OF that outburst the
Hapatista majority shelved presiden,
wilson's note, and resumed "a discus
sion abruptly terminated the day be-
.ore' by loose display of1suns to re-
move Gonzalez Cara from Office and
replace him by "A southern man
EXPRESSION OF OPINION
Hl AMERICAN COLONY
Nm expression OF prevalent pubIic
opinion III Mexico over the Wilson nn,e
was set forth in message which the
society OF the American colony mailed
10 President Wilson under date of
June . with the request that il be
follows: 90
Your public statement regarding H..
Mexican situation has encouraged nor
ohiE Americans here. but all FOREIGN
ers, and patriotic Mexicans as veil
VINO appreciate the value of vour ar
.ur"le presentation of conditions in
this country ~
a constantly growing majority NJ
me Mexican people look to the United
states as the only source from which
s"ec'iFc relief can come. Your mes
sage OF information to The America n
people and your note OF warning Ia rho
fractional leaders of Mexico, We believe
arc most timely.
the peopl. OF Mexico lack faith
IN inc possibility OF voluntary and
iastihS combination Of military chiefs
along patriotic and unselfish lines il q
nccanSe OF the many lost OPPORTUNITIES
'"' INK 'he past Few years of futile tur-
history ga ~
ne forbcarancc Of the American
government toward Mexico i'm The mast
us disavowal of selfish motives. and
me man! evidences OF its fricndlness
."r the Mexican people, and your dec
! ."'a ti"hs VIII he miSconstrued and dis
| 'orted only by the military and politi
cal minority. which seeks for its own
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense of their.
sun cring countrymcu
III Is the general prayer that IN.
very short time which YOU warn Mevi
can leaders viii be allowed in which to
accommodate their differences will he
given the minimum interpretation and
mat !mpracticabic makeshifts be not
allowed to postpone a settlement of the
present intolerablc conditions
ME year ago your statement
would have caused deep resentment, to-
day 1T cvokcs expressions of hone
among MeXicans of all classes that
your demand will not be evaded nv
empty promises from fractional lead
ers - the end that anarchy and hun
ger in MeXicotbc terminated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
PREPARING FOR CAMP
Itichmond Grnys Go to Virginia Bench
July Is.

The alJu..nt- general and those who
assist him in the administration OF h,;
oihcc arc busy laying plans for the in :
fantry .ncanIp,rcnt at Virginia Bel N,
here each - :iMent Of the First J,ri-
Sadc Will be cncanped for Il week this
sumner.
Tho First Regiment will lead off
leaving July II and returning tho
twenty-hfth. The Second will follow
Immediately. and the Fourth will be in
camp from August to 10
All the field artillery. except Tattery
y. Will be in the cncampment AZ Toby
hanna, Pa. from July ~ to August 6.
Will. the signal Corps will lie 81. Fo-t
Mrer from August Is 10 81.
The Richmond nowitZcrs and the
Blues have been excused from cam
this summer. the latter on account OF
their trip To the Panama Pacific EX
position At San Francisco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
Briefs and Personals.

Melville T.. Bonncr. head line
man for tho Petersburg Teleph one
Company. was painfully injured this
morning by falling from pole on
which ne was working on West Wash
iheton street. lie was badly bruised
by the fall. but no bones were broken
Judge }. NJ. Mullen is visiting friends
in North Carolina
The residence OF Peter Campbell. in
chesterfield County. narrowly escaped
neihS destroyed by fire yesterday. The
hre was caused by the explosion OF
an oil stove. The family and nciChhors
eNtinguished the flames before much
damage was done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
DH. POTEAr - SPEAKER
AT STU DENTS CONFERENCE

ASHENILI.E;. y. g.. June 22.-Dr. W.
L.. Poteat, president Of Wake Fores.
college. was tn. principal speaker at
the Y. NJ. &. \. students conference az
Blue Ridge Tonight. DR.. Poteat spoke
on 'Lcadcrship" cnumerating for his
hearers the various qualities necessary
FOR the assumption of authority and
responsibility on Il leader among men.
The principal attribute necessary. DIR.
fotcat declared. was to be real man,
and to connect ones self with God
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

marine C-29 was rammed and SINK
by British steamer flying the Swcd.
ish flag. 1t is declared. has not been
officially called to the attention OF Tho
United states. but there is no atter,nt
to deny that misuse of neutral Nacs
by enemies OF Germany might tend To
"omplicate the issue between Washing
ton and the imperial government on
regulation of submarine activities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
instantly Killed hx TrnIn

I"Nt'T"I 10 IN" Hines Dispatch.
N'iHfoi.N. w" June 22.-Whilc
walking along the Norfolk and West
crn Railway tracks west of church
street crossing here this afternoon.
Arthur l.. Small, hfty-nine years old.
was struck by an engine and Instantly
killed. Small was "a timer He is
survived by two brothers, j. r. Small.
OF Norfolk. and w. G. Small. OF Wash
ineton. u. G.. and a sister, Mrs NJ r.
Petit. of Washington
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Women's S
39c Aprons,
&c

THIS COUPON
"A n d - &c for
WonlenS : Cling
ham \ p I. U II :
blue. pink aud
black and white
stripes. M a q e
W IL h bib na
wide straps and
pocket. 49,
Evening star., 1915-04-11

A special purchase of 1000
yards of Mercerized Satin Table
Damask in ten artistic patterns.
Heavy. Arm woven grade that
Will give long service because
merceriZed in the yarn.
81 and - inches wide.
Evening star., 1915-04-11

THIS COUFoN
a II d . ) L I % r
Boys knicker-
booker i a II | :.
creased and peg
t op sty I e $
= p ri ng weight
and p a I [ e rms.
sizes . to IS
. years. tSD
Evening star., 1915-04-11
S1.50 Long
cloth, Csc

THIS COUPON
and S5c for 30
i n c n Imperial
English l. o II e
c 10 { h, II n e
chanois finish
grade: full Il
yards in each
piece. Correct
weight for sum
mer undergar-
ments. fSD
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Csc Mosquito
Netting, 45c

THIS COUPON
and 45c for s
yard pieces of
\ d a m s ma Ike
Mosquito Net
ting, 7-quarter
width: in white.
pink. blue, green
or black 6So
Evening star., 1915-04-11

Women's Fine Lustrous Sateen
Petticoats, in all the new spring
colors. including new blues,
greens, putty, purple: also biaci>-
Made with latest style pieated
fiounces, edged with narrow ruff1e.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
$l.OO Couch
Covers, SEC


THIS COUPON
q n ii sc ( o r
" ashable Bel
gi u m Damask
= o u { h Covers.
red, Z e e n or
blue stripes. on
natural Ii n e n
grounds. Firing
ed 3 ] d e 5 and
ends: pa yards
long and 40 in.
wide. Fast col
ors 'St
Evening star., 1915-04-11

THIS COUPON
and 2ac for Rag
Rugs. size 24x36
reversible "A n Il
durable. b e $ t
colorings. CS)
Evening star., 1915-04-11

cold front Collar PIN Sets
,three pins in setl. in. dainty.
engraved designs. extra we'll
made.
Jeuelry Dept.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Infants
Slips, &c

Infants Long
Slips. Of main
sook. mad. hish
op sly le. WITH
lace edging and
neat ruffies Oh
neck aud sleeves.
iSl
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Sl.5O Silk
Vests, Sl.OO

THIS COUPON
a n d S1.o0 for
Women's Lor-
raine" SILK Vests.
low neck and
8 ] e e v e ! e S 8
crochet n e c X 8
and silk taped
in white only all
sizes. 50
Evening star., 1915-04-11
sl.OO
Pillows, 55c

THIS COUPON
a n d soc ( o r
Large Size Bed
Pillows; size 20x
IS inches: hlled
w ! Z h sanitary
crushed feath-
ere, GOV e r e d
with best grade
art tickfngs. In
pink. blue, tan
and green. (SJ
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Boys Csc and
35c Blouses,
3 for soc

THIS COUPON
and sec for Three
Il o y s Blouses.
of percale, ma
dras and cham
bray; collar at
tached and tap.-
less styles; sizes $
) to Is years.
tSD
Evening star., 1915-04-11
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Genuine CHARTERED
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and large, roomy
drawer arrange
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Evening star., 1915-04-11
Boys Suits,
Sl.95

THIS COT PoN
and Sl.95 for
+ @ vs. Fancy
Cashmere Suits.
y % k Z Norfolk
model. with
x u i ckerbocker
pants; dark pat
terms. sizes , to
Il years. with
each suit "A fan
cN Eng lish band
golf cap. 80
Evening star., 1915-04-11

Women'S Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. with dainty coiored
embroidered initials. in pink,
blue and lavender.
Special at SIX for 25c.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
FRARY'S PROCLAMATION.
Food and Dairy Commissioner Makes
War on Boosters.

Food and Dairy Commissioner Makes
War on Boosters.
"Whcrcas. the annual loss to South
Dakota through improper production
and handling OF eggs is enormous and
in largo part rrevenlable, and
'WhcrCaS, al least half this loss is
rau*, by fertile eggs becoming heat
ed, producing grades Of eggs known
as blood ringers and 'chick rots, all
of which are unfit for food and which
rcsul, only in fortified eggs. and
"WhrrcAS. the sale of such eggs
or their shipment in the state or in
interstate commerce is in violation of
handling charges amounting to thous-
ands of dollars annually, and
"Whcreas, repeated experiments
!havc shown that hens produce as
many or more eggs and keep in bet
ter condition when the male birds
are removed from the flocks.
"ThorcfOre. |. Guy G. Frary. food
I%nd drug commissioner for the state
Of South Dakota, do hereby designate
and appoint Saturday. Juno -, 1915,
Il. Rooster Day. and do most earn
cslly urge all persons owning tlocks
Oi rilckrnS TO remove all male DlfuS
FROM their fOcks on that day and
keep fiOckS free from roostcrS until
November |, Or later. | also urge all
persons who enjoy the eating Of fresh
sweet e2Gs to insist upon having a
dr"se"i rooster from their local mar
k"t On the day above designated. The
season is we'll advanced. hundreds Of
thousands of chickens arc hatched
and by June - there will be no fur
ihrr need for tho rooster among the
tiuckS. Let him be sold On hat day
and thereby ave eggs and his own
feed. Swat the rooster Jun" -!
I'm testimony whereof. | have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
Of tie food and drug department Of
South Dakota to be affixed at Yer
million, this 25rh day Of May. 1915
Guy G.. Frary,
Commissioner.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
Codington County Sun
daySchool Convention

The C~odin2ton County Sunday
School convention. a two days So.
sion. can!,, to Il close Sunday evening
With a mass meeting.
The prn@lam. as advertised i'll III,
Saturday News. was carried out in u
very .i.far1ury and insrru tive
mannr1
At ro, Sunday evening Service "i
dreS%,~ were delivered by Rev. {. J
Christensen who discussed "Th'
Child uu,i tn.' Sabbath and tn" GER
eral secretary. G.. w. Miller, Of Hue
on, yrukr OF the "FundHmcn1alS.'
A most pronounced stand was talk
en- WITH reference to Sunday 1h"At"rs
and other ~HmuS"mCn1S and Il r">olU
ton W.T. adopted appealing to th'
ppopl, OF III" city ul NalrrloNn It
vote ]a&niu~I the proposition Ia permit
such n"mu~"m"nlS.
Tn, following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year;
Precedent Mrs. Carrie Sha1frr. OF
Watrr'"Nn.
Vice President Rev. W. II. vii
son. Henry
Secretary Treasurer Edna Sloan"
Wal,!'uNn.
Superintendent Of Elementary
Work MIS-. l.. J. Shaw. Wa,"r1oWn
SuI~ri' :rndrnt uf secondary Grades
L. Hubbard. Henry.
OF Aduli nrpnrrmrnrs- Mrs. II. l.
Onr& W.Irr1uWu
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10

When you get through with this
If you're still mad. say this:
Netty's knitting nighties for the navy
Such naughty, knotty, nifty nighties
Netty nightly knits;
Some naughty navy knockers,
Sooner sleep in knickerbockers,
Than the naughty, nifty. knotty night
les Netty nightly knits.
If you're still mad, Let 'er go
You have no cause to swear any
way.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
Real Estate Transfers
Reported by ~Codinaton County Alb,
stract Co..

T,,.~, Iur,,n +, T. \ H.uecu.
, Nj. W,,Ii .r.. S,,m
,,,, ~ r.p.;,
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H. ~ anu 49, nlo'h f. N"''A'' " ''H''
""\ .'"'I'.'''' >"
'.';'"' '''' ''hriH 90. |" ,'''. l.
l".' ~ al. receive -. lois : n i
"'"' ;'"AN'' -ll'"l AN" 81
' I'''"' -.
w.. paulin, Flur, y to :. y. Boyd.
W.. !Wll 2i-Il>35: 81.
\,,iona1 Rank In Pauline
''. W., nIol unnrv. :I
~
" - 'i'!n ~ NI.! n'i ,
~ ~ ,o+ o- ava
- - rect ~ -\,o t''I ., 20 II
" ''n- ~ T. ~ we,
!"' w ~ y, !"
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION

About five years ago I began tax
Ing Chamberlain's Tablets after suf'
t"ring from indigestion and consti-
pn,irn for years without finding any,
'hinG to relieve me. ChambcrlAin'S
Tablets helped nc at once and by
u:iM" them for several weeks | was
cured Of tn" complaint writes Mrs.
Mary f.. McMullcn. Phelps, y. Y. For
sal" by all dealers. Adv. BIZ
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
DON'T SW EAR.

The next time you feel like swear
Ing, say this verse real fast.
Sister Susie's sewing shirts for sol
dicrs,
Such skill at sewing shirts our shy
young sister Susie shows;
Some soldiers send epistles,
Say they'd rather sleep in thistles,
Than the saucy soft shirts for sol
dicrs sister Susie sews.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
LIS Deming
Line

Our Auto Dray makes Piano Ma,
ing possible without the necessity
of tuning afterward. Also, l. Il
mighty handy if you re moving Sc
the lake or, in fact, for any jot
where speed and carefullv&;
count. Regular drays for al pv
poses.
PHONE 1907
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
Seventh Day Adventists
Open Their Conference

The Seventh Day Advcntists of the
state arc holding a camp meeting in
the city this week, commencing on
The 10th of this month and contin-
ujng until the Goth. The tents are
pitched on the open space south of
Inc street extending east and wnS;
Oil warehouse.
During this month the seventh Day
~\dvcntists are holding similar meet
iugs throughout the world. 1t j. "X-
l"cted hat something over one hund,
ii families will be present.
Rccidcs tn" clergy of the state.
HlNEOp Thompson of Minneapolis.
Elder J. II. SchillinG OF New York
and Elder Brodrrson of Chicago are
:among the speakers.
The daily program during tn" ten
d".:s conference is given out as fol
laws. possibly with sCmc variations
To meet circumstances as they arise:
Morning.
5:30-Rising bell.
G:00-Dcvotional; Young Peoples
meeting.
7:nG-Brcakfast.
S:un-Workers' meeting.
S:43- District meeting; childrcn's
meeting.
!:iI Conference.
1:l5- Preaching.
l2:"O--Dinnrr.
Afternoon.
; !:i5- ~Colport"ur rlccling.
go" Preaching.
i i5-Childr"n'S meeting. lounE
rrOplc'S meeting.
$50 Supper.
1:%o- song Service.
1:iI- Preaching.
H:3r- Retiring bell
N:0r-Silrrcc bell.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
GET RID OF YOUR RHEUMATISM

GET RID OF YOUR RHEUMATISM
Now is the time TO get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do it if you
apply Chambcrlain's Linimcnt. w. a.
L%ockhard. Homer City. y. Y, writes.
Last spring ! suffered from rheu-
mntism with terrible pains in my
arms and shoulders. | cot a bottle
Of Chnmbrrlain's Iiniment and the
first application relieved me. BY us
ing one bottle of it was entirely
cured" For sale by all dealers. ST.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-10
mot AS WILL

Biindlolded and alOn" | stand,
With unknown thresholds on each
hand:
The darkness dccpenS as | grope,
Afraid to fear. afraid to hope;
rGt his II hing ! learn to know
Each day surely as | go.
That doors are opened. ways are made
Burdrus are lifted or are laid.
BY some great law, unSeon and ~1ill
JMtathomed purpose to fulfill.
mot as WILL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-30
SAD MISSION OF GIRL
FROM FAR MONTANA
MISS Es-ELLE YOUNG CAL LED
FROM sUTTE 81 CEGT- OF
-Er FET-EE

EH nlnai ong shs er8a6 ID bHr fpUm
81 he hote and ID tbs mofring ua
uu egnfoue6 Miss E8eIe N0-ug
came aH rhe way ifom Buue Mont
called br tire death % GeF father. y
~ Young Nhu died several 1ags sg0
IL fh. state hospital ~ fhe insane
Jhe young gin ber sister ard moth
~ were dependent upon tts earning
~ The husband and father wh0 Was e
steady worker. a. engineer. given 20
few Or no bad habits. frugal a. ~ hira
aef and liberal with his family So
became afflicted with Z physical OIL
ment. which dey elgpe6 into mental
trouble For several greeks b. was
under close surveillance bgt it was
found that bis Waladg aas iacurablt
and b. was seut 20 = place q refuge
fhe Nevada state Insane Asylum
where in q few weeks be- passed away
Miss Young gathered bis few personaI
Effects together and returned this
morning 70 Montana
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-30
PERSONAL

o. n. GASOLINE q san Francisco
Il { CUES, e. the N3zpaa
TREN1LLON IL VFsT IRON SsaiG-
field iuf hs day
8 BRUCE MCKEE r. here frOm
Bal LaEe CITY % business strand
i w JEFFREY and 9 r Ki1ls q
Columbus gnip are as he MAEpit
Tbay arr ernseirE tne country by
auto
MISS BEssIE SHIELDS. bD0EEeep
- 10y he Nevada Saeet Metal y FORKS
raf passenger today fgs 1he ex5sosi
ior city
MRS. Al KELLER and iufau
..fild daparf &C on tDQaFs s0urhDDuul
traln f1r Euoshuue where BIZ Aela
mar s. engaged iu lszalDIlEe water pl
ifeans o. b0ring artesiat wells.
n 81 SPENCER aaa wife q th'
Tnnogah a Guldheld railroad wsf'
messengers gtir morning lrgm FinIlai
county. California where thry apeu
nsr raca ion They we're sl ruut'
~ nev bone 81 Goldfeld
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-30
AUGUST REPORT OF
GOLOFIELD CONS. N. CO

The final report of General Man
ager J W. Hutchinson Of the Cold.
field Consolidated Mines company on
the operations and earnings OF the
company for the month Of August has
just been made public II shows that
during the period named the produc-
tion Of The compaDy's mines totaled
~. 100 tons ~ ore from which resulted
a net realization Of 06.625.ss. This
was slightly In excess OF the net earn.
lngs for the previous month. Consid-
cradle development work was accom-.
plished during August. The opera
lions Of the lessees produced s92 dry
tons Of a gross value OF s23.0s535.
from which the company received
xli.79j 20. less the cost OF milling and
transportation
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS
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MONTANA LEASERs
GETTING OUT ORE
SHIPMENTS WILL BE M.
SJMfD SUNDAY
CgK PAW IS SSO=r-EELg D5Es
b-fNc IT'S CoRMONs El-T-
rIfNs "a ARIZONA

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anc uiads good net prusfr during
august via III eos 81 development
dsduesc from rna gross profits The
s0npary + SINKING the aisaa 2las tse-
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INSURANCE MEN ARE
Stranded ON DESERT

7 EutEarn Paciie euaB MAN
aeef 81 the C0utlDenaa8 Lie l1huE
aune egmpany " SAT- Laks grg ls
nefe from Rent accompanied pt
Charlie starr te stats manager
g.h0 Z now utakiNg his tea0anart srs
u Reno wner ere MAKING round
NJ fhe territory They ars travelling
81 au1D anc tsl uiiiss Out q u esi-
gate they went ~ aeaInsf soma, hiIig
u tie wfg 81 rgacs mas vas not ~
ius bu1k ano nag hae 81 walk =
miles 30 secure ueummUoaf lgAf T'ne5
say tuat WIN ne ezesp-lon q -hiF
sIEh- mlshap. tbeY found rts roads
a. Nevada VASTLY bfat ~ ti1an they are
paiitsc on fhs outside