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wise WOOD RIDDLES
STAND OF PACIFISTS
Shows IN Debate Wars Grew
Fewer as Nations Pre-
pared for Defence.


National preparedness was the sub
Ject OF debate Yesterday afternoon when
Henry ~ Wise Wood Of the National
security League and eX-mcnbcr OF the
Naval Advisory Board. defended the
movement against the attacks OF James
II. Maurer, president o. the ~i'cnnsyl-
'ania State Federation of Labor, Mt the
meeting OF the Young Peoples Soci list
League Of The Bronx in the Mckinley
Square Casino.
Mr.. Wood, who recently assumed the
craftsmanship o! the joint conference
on preparedness. told OF the Inadequate
defences OF his country nov and d.
Nided his arguments INTO the methods of
dealing with the two classes OF citizens
VINO ate opposing the m~ovenient--the
pacihsts and the apathetic Americans
who want some preparedness. but not
enough.
"ln 1913 said Mr.. Wood, we all
thought that another great world war
was impossible and q thing Of the dark
ages. In less thar three weeks tint in
1914 the whole of Europe became en-
hioil"d and our conceptions founded on
theory were crumbled when war be-
came "a fact.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
PERSHING SENDS MEN
BACK TO GUARD LINE
Bandits Try to stop supply
Truck. Threatening the
Driver.

~coLrMBUs. y. NJ. March 26-Truck
drivers arriving here to-day reported
thai they brought seventy-thrce In
fantrymen from Casas Grandes TO a point
'down the line between Columbus and the
base at Colonia Dublan 10 strengthen the
line of communication. The troops We're
hurried north because Il dozen Mexicans
mad gathered about one of the trucks on
the way dow and had threatened the
drivers.
The men we're said 10 he part OF a
bar nd OF bandi's operating in thar section.
Tho driver Of the truck was behind the
rest of the train without "A military
escort. but escaped by putting on speed.
lie was not fired upon.
The Twonty-fourth Infantry. negro
regiment. which arrived here Yesterday,
less a battalion that was sent from III
raso to the Big Bend country in west
cru Texas. Is under orders to take station
along tho line of communication and help
TO keep II open.
Truck drivers confirm the news that
one of the trains moving American troops
south from Casas Grandes was wrecked,
Twelve men were injured, they assert.
"Wc are positive that something u
popping iowu in Mexico that We have
Lot heard Of" said one OF the drivers
arriving here to-day. w would not he
surprised to hear that the American
troops have been lighting with the Vii
~listas.'
Returning Americans assert that the
natives through which the Americans
are passing arc greatly awed by their
presence.
THE acroplancs and motor trucks
mystify the supcrsti;ious natives, who
have never seen such things before,
asserted an American correspondent to-
day. 'and the presence of the negro
cavalrymcn anon the white American
troops in he mountains actually strikes
terror to the natives.
They cannot understand an rNpedi j.
ton made ~, Of such wowltrs and some
of them absolutely tre,nble when the
American columns are near. How long
this fear will last | cannot say, hut the
average Mexican pcon is to-day I'm terror
aud would not light the American army
for a fortune"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
NEW VEGETATION FOUND.
Prof. NiilspnuHb rise> Drh"ifc
Period Of Evolution.

CHICAGO. March 26.-1he ~diriiucti0n Or
making the iirst record ever published
that gives an exact period Of tiiue to the
evolution Of u species, of three SPECIES
now to science, IN fact, with ihc proof
that they NaVC evolved within the d"iiNItc
period Of iiftv-scycn Years, belong to
Prof Charles frederic MillspduGh, cura-
tor of the department Of botany in the
Field Museum of Natural History in this
city. It is an accomplishment that has
been Nainlv oucht by Wcn Of science
since Darwin first put forth his origin
of species"
Tho discovery or the new vegetation
a. the extreme end Of .Alacrau reef.
forming tho noriheastcrnmost danger
point on tho Calnpcchc Bank. IN the
Culf of Mexico off Yucatan, was made
by Prof. Miilspaugh
Al the time OF the chartiuS ~ this
reef by the British Admiralty in lst2
II was marked ~ devoid OF vegetation,
Fifty-scven years later, dense colonies
Of tho Trihulus alacrancnis, IN the licuc-
Gus stems and branches OF which the
boobies build their nests. the Cak,le
alarrancnsis, differing from all others
by IT. short siliquc bearing four chan
ucllcd lines Instead of eight or more, and
The Ccuchrus insularis. represented by
a few plants on PaJaros Island only, hut
an in full fruit, We're found growing
and IN no other SPOT Oh earth.
Prof. Millspaughis announcement in
part reads
1.-The discovery on these i!lcis Of three
species new to science with the pgoof
that they have evolved within the known
and definite period of tftN-scvcn years
ir "A fact impressive rs II Is Important,
ut Is not only impressive, II IL rryo-
lu,ionsry az an that has hitherto been
thought OF tho evolution Of species
through the ages"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
LITERACY TEST TO PASS.
Friend, Predict Votes InuuGh 4"
override ~ Veto.

WAsHi>GroT. Marcl - Members q
Congress who have bccon. Ne'crars
.u tho p'otract 4 struggle for the ador-
ton of q ~ii,crtc. test ;' stem the tide
Of immigration ."to the United states
are confident that they r- about, TO
achieve success.
Predictions that e food of aliens
from the stricker countries Of Europe
will pour into tins ,ouu;r, to seek haven
from war and tn, bIrdsUs nj war ;h!t
vii endure long after u" smoke Of
battle has passed have a. 3 ueW aspect
on the ~cnutroVcrsN
When the 't"raHl tos: Nds adopted
10y congress H'iDtofor' 80 ~ vetoed
10y Pre- dent T,'t add - President
Wilson. Now thns. y a,c standing
back Of the legislation believe they
have gained 'uuuGu recruits because
OF the change IN conditions brought
about hv the war 20 pass the bill over
tho veto II irerid,r' Wilson should
adncIe 70 h g opinion on TINS LEG Station.
The House wi. >ot, upon the liter
acy test provision OF the immigration
bill tomorrow. # IS %plohdblc u W4ll
nc adopted 10 u larger majority than
ever before In The S,natc II " II prob
ably incat with additional support also
I,cpr, sentative Mann. tho minority
'oadcr, expressed Tho fear which ass,jls
many ~ those VINO u,ve heretofore
stood irr, yocahiN aEsluet the ljtor,,N
test. -Four times, ne sad. hc had ,otcd
against the immigration bill because If
such a provision. Tho pos iti,it' that
vIthou, T. to Government vii he uu-
able TO choch the flood az undesirable
aliens who msv come 80 IN" tuit,d
states after the restoration - peace
has led Inn 80 cntrEr his mind This
time. he said he VIII vote for the hili,
Others VII probably follow he eNam-
pie.
Some OF tho moro hopeful m"mhcrs II
the Immigration Committee of tho
House believe il possible that tho l'rc.'-
dent, sctuat'd T. tho sam" cons.dera-
tons az Rrprcyru, ai'Nc Mann, may also
ChanEe his mind,
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DISCUSS WAR AT COLLEGES.
Peace Also subject Of Speakers
Nisiuns 81 Installations.

\ squad of university professors and
instructors Is visiting forty-tvc colleges
In tho United states under the auspices
OF the American Association for Inter-
national Cancellation to direct student
attention TO the problem OF American
foreign relations and diplomatic policy.
They arc addressing the international
PoIity Clubs formed TO study scicntif-
caIly foreign affairs and questions Of
war ana peace,
The visiting speakers include rrof.
Leo :, Rowe Of Pennsylvania, rrof. C..
A. Dykstra, Kansas: Prof, Marley q.
Hudson. Missouri Prof. G. A. Flick.
syracuse A. W. Mcmahon and Leon
Fraser Of Columbia. ltoland Hugins of
Cornell and Lewis s. Gannctt of Har-
ward.
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ARMY DOG CLUB FORMED.
re%parcdnc> One Of Ideas az New
jersey Organizers.

liAcrrNS,cl. y. j.. NI'si' IA
now club has been organize - lrc'"-
wood. !, Is called IA" Ann" and "ol'cs
DOG cub az -" t'7l.'I state 80
Aroeric,t.
The pur,o~, co. 'l" o~.gIri4rr~ .s ~
encourage and promote Tia" hr'riinc.
-ra:r!nc Gtd uar "f ingS SUI 'h'" 70"
arr-.,s 70 oss soc ei,a~. police dc
p,~tmcut.. farms, ranches and country
~c.,a,,s. N il the hope ~ tive founders
iva. wogkirg dong lives ~ prepared
nos. dog lovc'. may cortr. tho." tttoc-
i"u~ on animals wni h ~ I'm" 90 mood
v., prove, ol c!'At =, - tH' ''HutrV.
-, o. -'wgu.SI'' ran tie '''f. 'lIbl
limited to- one" ~. 'o. he .p'irros, Of mis-
club c go d",.'ou mt p.-' snS for
army l.a police duty. irrespective" os
brc,,
rr .fc .'uh 40 '. GO Eohor' u Wis,
Albert T. p''Ia.. IA , ii'''h"rhv,
%-hcpuard iio1..-. Do .rla, 'N"uson,
M...l ~ErlWh.-t'' an o 0eI..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
PUNCHED ON NOSE BY GIRL.
Alleged Washer Then u Arrested
h. kate I<rItS.

\ nun u Wa Implanted o. the nose If
Thomas carr, a subway foreman Of rs
East F~orty-ulnth street last uish hv
Kate Kelly ~ l12 East Nuuety-scvcnih
street. vino had j'rt been reading about
the recent NsticlNt the Young woman
SAID carr accos,cd her ~ ti.hty.Hfth
street near broadway and that shc had
20 rolicNr hcr %fccliurs
After Policeman Nco;rath arrived tho
girl herself arrested IN" foreman on Il
charge of dlsordcrlH conduct and went
with him TO night court, carr exhibit.
Ing no pronounced joy on hearing that
she had a brother employed there ~
attendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
HER CASH TO STATE.
savings Claimed for sun
VOrt In UOsUitnl.

NourlsToW%, ~, March "6,--Iu mart
pa,ireut of y claim for ~ M the
NorristoNn IIusIitil FOR the Insane since
1850. tho city Of ~bnilaiciphia has been
awarded $500 aud the state of ~I'cnnsvi-
want, ~Sl,Gl%.3I cot Of the estate of
Laura Armnut, y Fr~ouchwoman, hotter
known ~ -" hospital ~ Little Laura.
u ~huurhht'h,
When she died II va found that ~.
had tGt"5.i" N a NortiStovn bank.
Which she earned by doing shipping for
the other inmates, out of these saviuts
the ud''or allowed sdo fnr hor tomb.
stone, The balance WAS divided between
the city and the state,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27

he happens to he - minority President
OF the United States"
Mayor Tom Lea sent kilograms TO
Senator william L. Borsh and Congress-
man w. Il. Smith at Washington to-
day asking for more troops for the
border and attacking the national Ad-
ministration for It's stand regarding the
safety of those living near Mexico.
Mayor Criticiacs Wilson,
Mayor Tom Lea sent kilograms to
Senator William T.. Borah aud Congreu-
man W. X Smith AT Washington to-day
asking for more troops for the border
ana attacking the national Administra-
ton Tor It's stand regarding the safety
or those living near Mexico.
The tcleerams to the TWO representa-
tv"t followed the action Of the ,,abinoN
IN decidi'rs that the border needed no
furtiier rooTs at ~" prcscnn time. The
message to senator BOrah said
Under the Presidents lates; statement
all reports from the boife are false and
to toe Il with distrust. II his in
formation comes from such met! as
oieo'se g. Carothers or Consul Edwards
and men of their stripe. then ! agree with
the President. Personally | resent the
'1s'uiJtion cast against the citizens Of
e.. W NV. 'tNaH "'oie' pd'
New Mexico and Arizona.
q, we Know conditions. We know the
Mexican people and we speak not OF the
a,eilSeh' MeNic"hs VINO have been run
o"t ot 'he!r OWN country. but of tine type
A'u .I"se mat no" claim to run Mexico.
40 one mere wants to see interren-
lion FOR intervcntion's sake and we are
hoping Gains hope that the clouds may
uIspersc even yet, but IT would be the
~rahkes' ioiiy Tor u Goveramen; not 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
ALL u. s. INDUSTRIES
LISTED FOR DEFENCE
Howard f.. Coffin Explains
Plan for Turning Out Sup
plies in Case Of War.
ADVERTISING MEN TO AID


Toward u. Colin. chairman Of tho
committee on industrial, n,cna-cdness NJ
,,. x,,., ..-m..-
~ O'""''"e 'oa'"' '>P'''"'"
~ detaii yesterday the plan which has
been developed for mobilization of TN.
iudusft ,es ~ .,,a .., ,.. u.,
. ' ~
'"'p''ce i"T the army ana navy III the
event of wa. lie said the committee
has received ,he ,ooror.,io, ~ ,hc
A,.onha
,,.~', "u'e'''s'"g ''uos vi t"c
Norld IN an advertising campaign and
a'so the support OF the chambers OF
commerce OF the country.
Mr' Coffn sad the men OH the Naval
'ioard were absolutely ~non-partisan :
tnat ne himself had no idea whatever Of
'ne political affiliations of the members
Oh me board lie pointed out that The
'ililtaf! officers had been taught the
1"St methods OF lighting and that the
hrerhpers OF the Naval l'oard had been
concerned with the best methods of turn
.hs out certain products that the time
had come when 1t was necessary for
w InurrIocNihs OF the methods OF night
Ins win the methods OF Industrial pro-
"uC,.on'
european war' ne Saru' hiS
- "olnc 10 US ,nat p"',l's are no"
won nov alone by lighting men but by
,"e "e,'lhe industries OF a nation. II
mas an come down TO which country
can fastest ana longest supply the muni-
,iors o. var TO 'hr men on the tightihe
nv, ~ mas come uo"f 10 the question
" "h'Si 'ouhlrE can idstest ana IN tile
puns-;n sn.,t p, nniy owe ,aD, n,
modern w,rf,r. I, rs co,,o .van ,o
Tho noi,, avon 80, n,h"r, y no,o.n ~
~ Io!l.' W. sea' "h.'e tne women oI
." al 800. W. 'lu ~u"uSn,e'S y,
solns nv ne mus az"
", ~, a.u'ua noom " ~.
~" ''o 49, '""7"t
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Tenth street aud surf avenue, Conev
Island. ready for a huge naval eNhibic
INA is 10 be- brought from san Fran
cisco. II will be AN attraction at Sea-
Beach Park this summer. III" exhibit.
which was one of the features of tho
Panama Hac.iic tdir. will bo known as
the Preparedness and Prosperity Indus
trial Exposition. Two hundred sailors
and marines. by permission Of Sccro-
tary Daniels, Will Ice in attendance to
explain the models of d~rcadnaughts, suh-
marines. torpcdocS. guns shells. &c.
There will be daily concerts by Il mdrins
band.
Fifteen tons ur material. Including
t3S pounds of ilaps. viii be- shipped fro,,t
the pac,.ic coast Ia a Government col
her. The Sea beach Palace WAS buil.
for the Philadelphia centennial cNposi-
ton IN 1876 and was aftcrwtrd taken
down and rcbuilt in Coucy Island. Ths
building is l. shaped. BOA 10y lpn feet on
one side and go by 50 o. the other.
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MINORITY REUSED
BY WILSON CHARGE
&. u. r. Senators May Demand
Inquiry of Intcrvcn-
ton "PlOt."
.rIGE VOLUNTEERS CALL

w,suiSGToN. March c6.--The conflict
tstN.c. the administration II the MI
.,r,,v ~ tho Senate over the Mexican
,5n,v has no, been abatcd by Pr, sidcnt
Wilson'S assertion that sinister and COR
,,,. niucnccs' arc seeking to precipi-
.,,. r,ucttl armed intervention In the
and ot revolution beyond the lilo
,r,,Jc. IL rs the understanding that
I'm, republican senators may persist In
ti,,r ,nJcl,ors to obtain "A car OF vol
,r,,ers of National Guard regiments To
-c.,folce l'crshing and strengthen the
boundary patrol.
1rc Republican minority will resume
consideration OF tho situation at a cole
t.~,r.e nor forenoon. II by that
rc II docs rot appear hat the capture
- villa i- imminent or that the menace
d, ti, safety Of Americans has been
is,.erci materially the Republicans
r,,ploly viii agree to support a resolu-
son providing for a strengthening of the
American forces in Mexico and on the
N,~ler.
TIE Republicans also will consider the
.|dv.tDlIly OF asking an Investigation
o, tie charges made 10y the President.
K, was sucn q demand by senator Cum
min, t'ri, produced the investigation of
Mr. wilson's charges in 1918 that m
r.tdious lobby WAS seeking to effect
.trf legislation. The President charged
las, year that y lobby wa fighting his
% purchase bill.
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vi tNeN had been prepared a.I had
used a little more backbone and force the
people OF Ell Paso, Douglas and Nogales
would not Eave been shot down on our
very streets by fighting on the other SIDE
o. the line. | am not seeking 10 en-
barrdss the Administration | have no
sinister interests back of ME. but | am
not shame 10 call the Governments
10 their duty when It affects
the people of this district. No one knows
better than yourself the absolute UNI
reliability ot reports smanating from
any Mexican source. and that our Cow
Will Listen 10 them and believe
them is q source of surprise 10 men
who understand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27

The b.E force Of Guatenlalan reNo.u-
%tion.sts under pr prado have taken four
important in the Pc'cn district or
Guatemala and Is now marching into the
interior. the official press here announced
to-day.
The rebcl force .e said to be large ard
well equipped. II was ursatized IN
MeAicu aud beside nr iiid' Is led by
q number OF s&iled Guatcma,aN Generals.
The Government troops wee cut 10
lieces ~ engagements IN which me !eNo-
iutiuulsis captured tnc important cities
OF san Pedro. Lea Ptovidcncid, llnatdnJo
nd III plneresu.
Gen. obrcgou. Minister uf Wat. at
p%leretaro. iecei>cd = despatch from Cen.
Scrrari" lhat III, IeOellious Naudls IA
the -,ate 81 Soi"la have surrendered 20
the Carranza soldiers. lie reports sonora
quiet uuu
Pesos closed the wcet ~ = It'll" over a
cent u.d a hair American money some
sales were made at = cent Merchants
and business men having q large amount
of CURRENCY are running frantlcdIlN
around seeking TO buy -old auticsatins
further cuIr"uCN depreciation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27

"'0trh Door, 63 years old. $40 First
,N'1le' 'y1s found dead. in his room last
gay WIN a tube from y gas Jet In his
n@h' tie had been out Of employment
,omo TN" and hasl said he did not wish
70 ~ n burden 10 his sister. with whom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
DEFENCE SHOW FOR CoNEY.
Fred Thompson WIZ i.r OId
Sen Reach Palace.

F'"l Thompson viii start to-day 20
Get the Old Sea Ee,ch Palace. Wsy;
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Although urgent messages from Gen.
foI~nlnr. Through NaJor-Geu. Funston.
love reached the War Department call
g for food supplies and more auto
'u'k rains. Secretary Baker refused
e" disclose the whereabouts of the villa
pur'uefs. Thc advance guard Of the
'''.'ive expedition. however. is believed
20 b. operating approximately 200 miles
'rpn the border ~ among the foothills
= the santa Clara canyon district.
"nc-e villa is reported TO have taken
r,iupC.
Gen Pc" hing has notified Gen. Fun.
s'ou That he IL short OF grain and re-
cures Two additional auto trains 10 keep
iim supplied as he penetrstes further
80 tnc heart of the bandit country.
He stated, however. that there is plenty
% other supplies obtdinable in the dis
lr'ct IN which he is operating.
IIe message MAS forwarded To the
Wa Department Tonight by Gen. Fune-
'ot and Immediately Secretary Baker d.
rtcted tho Quartermastcr-Gencral to
oder rfty-four additional trucks to be
n-h'ered at once at Columbus. y. NJ.
Inere are at present In operation between
Co!umbus and Pershing's base In Mexico
Tour automobile Companies" or trains OF
'Wenty-scven cars each.
Tue pronStness with which the War
DEPARTMENT save the order for the adj
oiroAal automobiles Is taken to indicate
'hat oitlc!dls here wish to guard against
thy refusal by Carranza OF the equ.s of
ue American Government for permission
70 use tho Mexican Northwestern Rail-
toad to transport supplies TO Pershing.
The Mexican Embassy officials declared
tc'night that they have not yet received
Carranza's approval u the proposed
PROTOCOL between the United States and
ms de facto Government of Mexico to
rover Joint action by the two IN pursuit
~ Ni!s. There was no confirmation here
press reports from Queiotaro that
'srranTt had given his approval to all
essential features OF the proposed
erres meut.
secretary Baker declared to-day that
We c"Sratch from iorshiuG did not re-
TON any Engagement with the Nillistas
'r9 '6'e-sted ms belief that as vet there
- hon 10 Sighting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27

Republican leaders ~canvassed the
situation to-day preparatory to consid-
Grafton Of tine question of defining the
.'f..fle Of the minority.
The resolutions the Republicans have
Under uu,iderstion include the one by
Senator sherman for a call for 10000
volunteers already pending in the senate
and somewhat similar measures proposed
~ Senators Cummins Of Iowa and Nc
cIrber of North Dakota.
CrIrgeS have been made by Admin
a'ratou leaders that the Republicans
eve seeking TO foncut intervention and
p5tpare 4 record on which they can
taso = political allbi in the event that
eve sinister and corrupt influences" re-
.f-rcl TO by the President precipitate 4
clash with Cdrranza.
The Democratic leaders In Congress
'-'-t that conditions in Mexico are sat
t,d''ion nor american civilians are in
tarser and that MIR. Wilson and Gen.
'ar-i-Za II uuhampercd by intervention
u.o''ers will cooperate amicably and
-Vc-e-sfIliy In the pursuit OF villa.
BcrGe~ Congressman ar, being deluged
with t,l.Srams and letters, as they
nave bee. TO! man! months. expressing
~ 'ea'us.ou IS to conditions in Mexico
snt the danger Of trouble In the border
section. In the main these members are
I..p'>'d 70 uphold tie hand of the Pres
rie.t ind - follow his guidance in
dealing with the situation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-10
HOW TO BUY

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any mmamb the stock undoubtedly Will be very largely oersubsbed
will have quickly Millions of people ali America reading this ad today
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First Served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-10

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ton sales
Only 100000 shares Of stock will be offered from the treasury the
of 75c share We have believe that this stock will be
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aoms have been made which will total $4,000 shares Wire orders hand
from brokers every the country asking for lome1, which granted would
several the Of this offering With but few
this stock going to be sold direct c the public.
You will find this stock profitable buy 75c per share
will be listed the New York and Boston cu shortly and we believe this stock will
be selling at ST. or better within sixty days
This company holds deed Y claims $40 acs Copper
Canyon known the Nahum property also has the T. v Junior property taken
from S. S. Ballard right the heart of the Jerome district Both properties will
thoroughly proied with diamond drills Immediately The has already
been examined by from of the reliable diamond dill this