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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
SPLENDID ASSET
FOR BRUNSWICK
TIMBER DEVELOPERS ARE BUY.
ING UP ALTAMAHA RIVER
FORESTS.

DIR. H. P. Comas of Baxley and r.
E. Jarman, of JarIfian & Son company
of Baxley, whose home is in Muir
phreesboro, Tenn. were in the city
yesterday, having come down Sunday
on the river steamer Altamaha that
runs from here to Lumber City. Ca,
and which here tolds.of the timber
developers buying up of the forests
along the Altamaha river along where
the boat runs, which will mean much
to the shipping interests of Bruins
wick.
1t will be remembered in Brunswick
that the government spent some ten
thousand dollars dredging that the AL
tamaha might be able to make this run
without endangering herself to the
rough sea on the outside. Since that
time joint rates have been establish
ed with the Atlantic Coast Line, Civ
ing special advantage to lumber
dealers in that part of the country
This line already does a splendid
business in Brunswick and the proba-
bility is that it will be substantially
increased in the near future when the
timber developing interests develop
their plans for handling the timber
along the river.
The greater part of the timber along
the river above Brunswick, along in
the Baxley territory and ION up to Lum-
ber City, is principally hardwood,
which is steadily coming more and
more in demand and the developing
of the hardwood interests along the
Altamaha river will be a splendid as
set to the city of Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE
AT THE LANIER BATH HOUSE

Visitors to the Lanier baths will not
know the place when it opens it's sea-
son next Monday, May first. Manager
Edwin w. Dart has made some notable
improvements to the resort and it is
now one of the best-arranged con-
Germs of the kind in the state. Mr..
Dart has built in all eighty new bath.
rooms, handsome new pavilion which
is to be used for dancing and he has
erected regular pier in the rear of
the baths, all of which will add greatly
to the pleasure as well as the conven.
ience of the place.
This summer another innovation is
to be aGded-music. Manager Dart
has arranged for an electric piano and
will also add to the attractions OF
the resort this season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
WASHINTON CHEERFUL
OVER THE SITUATION
The Information Is Based on In
tervieWs Held With German
Foreign Office by Ambassa-
dor Gerard.

WASHINGTON, April 24-Confi-
dental dispatches from Ambassador
Gerard at Berlin indicate that Ger
many will make certain concessions to
the United States in response to the
note demanding the immediate aban-
donment of the present methods of
submarine warfare.
Whether the concessions referred to
will be sufficiently broad to meet the
American demands appears uncertain.
Officials however reflected an air of
1 hopefulness for an amicable settle
ment of the difficulty.
1t is understood Ambassador Ge-
rard received broad intimations that
the German government will go to
great lengths to preserve friendly re-
lations with the United States. 1t is
understood he gained his impressions
from officials of the Berlin foreign
office, including Foreign Minister Won
Ja2cw.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
ELEVEN HUNDRED LOST
In Collision Between Chinese
Transport and Cruiser.

SHANGHAI, China, April 24-Later
details received here show that 1,140
troops were lost in the sinking of the
Chinese transport Hsin Yu, in coils.
iC with the cruiser Hal Yung, to the
south of Chusan island Saturday night.
The steamer, acting as a transport
was taking troops to Foo Chow. The
collision occurred during thick fog
and only one foreign engineer, twenty
soldiers and nine sailors out of six
foreigners and over thousand sol.
diers and members of the crew were
saved
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
RUSSIANS AT VERDUN

PARIS, April 24.--1t was officially
announced this morning that French
forces made further gains on the
northwestern front last night.
In hand grenade attack in Cou.
rettes wood the French captured thirty
prisoners. The Germans, finding the
French resistance unbroken, violently
bombarded Dead Mans hill again.
The Russian troops who recently ar.
rived in France are now arriving from
the south at Verdun. They are all
seasoned veterans and are we'll equip
ped.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
Won IGEL NOT IMMUNE
Diplomatic Attache Must Stand
Trial on Conspiracy Charge.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Attorney
Genearl Gregory ruled today that dip
lomatic immunity from arrest does not
extend to cases where the diplomat
is guilty of criminal offenses against
the United States government. This
ruling was made in the case of Won
lgel, who is charged with being W
volved in plot to destroy the Well
and canal
Secretary Lansing requested the
department of justice today to return
Immediately to German Ambassador
Won Bernstorff the official papers seiz
ed when Won Igel was arrested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
EXPRESS GRATiFlcATioN.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 24.-Naval
officers here expressed qualification
today over records made by vessels OF
the Pacific fleet at elementary and
battle practice this year. In the re-
cent grials the Maryland scored is
hits put of II shots in elementary
practice, and the Cleveland Is out OF
is shots. In battle practice the Cleve
fand made % hits in 40.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
FURTHER PROGRESS.

PARIS, April 24.-Official: The
French offensive made further prog
ress on the northwest front of Yer.
dun last night. In hand grenade at.
tack on Caurettes Wood, the French
captured thirty prisoners. The Ger.
mans. finding the French resistance
unbroken. violently bombarded Dead
Mans hill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
Concessions to Be Made?

THE HAGUE, April PA promi-
nent neutral diplomat informed the
correspondents here today that Ger
many would offer concessions regard
fng submarine warfare to prevent a
break with the United States.
He also stated that Germany's pro-
posals would tend towards making an
international law for the use of subma-
rines in this as well as future wars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
Financial Interests Inquiring.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-It was
learned here that the great financial
interests in Germany are making dill
gent inquiries as to what effect a
break with the United States might
have on Germany's economic future.
1t is expected tfat On their decision
will hinge Germany's attitude.
1t is understood that the Washing
ther parley, but insists on a complete
and direct answer to the ultimatum.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
THE DOWNFALL
Of CARRANzA
IS imminent
FELIX DlAZ WITH FINANCIAL
BACKING GAINING AND MAY
GET U. S. SUPPORT-VILLA
Is AGAIN LOCATED.

WASHINGTON, April 24-The
downfall of Carranza in Mexico is i'm.
mnent, If he is not already deposed
Felix Diaz is gaining, and if he is
able TO overthrow Carranza, his parti
sans may be able to get United States
official support. Diaz has a strong
financial backing.
The administration is trying to get
the American citizens out of south
and west Mexico, fearing massacres.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI.

sANTo DOMINGO. April 24.--sev.
eral earthquakes caused heavy dam
age in Haiti last night and this morn.
ing. Communicating with Haiti has
been broken, and It is feared that
there is heavy loss Of life. Many
houses we're razed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
One Trooner Killed

NAMlQUlPA, Mexico (via wireless)
April 24.-One American was killed
and three wounded in an engagement
between the Villistas and a flying
squadron of picked horsemen from the
Eleventh cavalry, according to an of
ficial report received here today.
1t is believed that a large number
of the bandits were killed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
Villa Again Located.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April "a
General Funston received word here
today that Villa had again been defi-
nitely located, but he refused to tell
his whereabouts. 1t is intimated that
the United States forces will be in DO
sition to capture Villa when the sol
diers and horses have recuperated
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
To Confer With obreoon.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April "a
Major General Scett chief of staff of
the United States army, will confer
with Minister of War Obregon. of the
Carranzistas cabinet, at Eagle Pass,
Texas. This was the announcement
given out at Fort Sam Houston today
The result of this conference is ex
pected to determine the future atti
tude of this government regarding the
Keeping of United States troops in
Mexico and continuing the hunt for
Villa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
STOCKS IN BRISK DEMAND.

NEW YORK, April 24.-There was
a brisk demand for stocks at the
opening of the stock exchange this
morning. the important issues showing
material gains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
Ho TILE AERoPLANE APPEARS

LONDON, April 24.--A hostile aero
plane appeared over Dover this morn
ing,and was attacked by British guns.
1t was driven off and dropped nc
bombs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25

ENTERTAINED
LARGE CROWD
BROTHERS
AND MONTRAVlLLE WOOD
PROVED SPLENDID ENTER
TAINERS YESTERDAY.
TODAY'S PROGRAM.


Children's hour. 10 am: morning
lecture. 10 O'Clock; afternoon music,
} o'clock; afternoon lecture, $3.50;
evening music, 7:45; evening enter
tanment $50. Hours subject to change
by announcement. Program begins
promptly
Morning.
Children's hour-"Stories From the
Classics Grace Gallett.
Admission 25c. children 15c.
Afternoon.
Lecture The New Orient and Its
Relations to the United States"-Ng
Poon Chew.
Admission 35c, children 15c.
Evening.
I'm the War Zone" class comedy;
The Lady of Gray Gables"-Parish
Players
Admission soc, children 25c.
With two Weatherwax brothers
concerts and popular science lecture
by Montraville Wood and his little
daughter, Allene, the Redpath chau-
tauqua program yesterday came well
up to the high standards set by these
well-known lecturers and entertainers.
The Weatherwax brothers gave a
program yesterday afternoon and eve
ming that is the product of twenty
years development on the American
stage and is blended to suit the tastes
nf tha pl, n ,t OF A ri ;xI,
was thoroughly the kind they enter
tanned here. They have the splendid
record of being favorites of Billy Sun
day in his evangelistic campaigns that
have made the American public sit up
and take notice. Local people were
not disappointed yesterday, although
, they knew that these men have stand
ing invitations to sing for Victor phon
, ograph records.
They compose peculiarly inter
esting family of musicians, pathetic
and numerous readers. Their enter
tainment is well balanced and calcu-
lated to hold the interest of an audi
ence and develop a large measure of
/ enthusiasm
Montraville Wood and his little
, daughter Allene are true entertainers.
j Their sketches of scientific demon
stration are filled with many surpris-
es, laughs and thrills. They were CIV
en- quite an ovation last night. Mr..
Wood is well known to the American
stage and has successfully filled many
engagements all over the country. in
cluding several in New York city.
DR.. Ng Poon Chew, former consul
of the Chinese government in San
Francisco, and editor of the greatest
Chinese daily in America, and states
man Of his country, will be the feature
of today's program. He Is known from
the stage as the Chinese Mark Twian,
for the deep and catching pith in his
lecture. His personality is a feature
that will interest any American audi
ence, and his well-balanced lecture is
both entertaining and full of informa-
ton that is of much interest.
Miss Grace Gallett will again enter
tain the children, much to their de-
the entertaining stunt for the eve
ming. They are probably the best
class of players In America, handling
the classic comedy and a romantic
play.
II. e. P. Kline, for the morning lee
ture, is clear-cut and one of the
strongest morning lecturers in the
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
Footbe!! Pro.pee..

While the rest Of % ere out enjoying
III cool evening air after school hours,
vi6ting tho vasious plaees Of interest
aheut Gunnisua, IL football boys ars
q ths 9ridlrpn working. Not many Of
- now know juet ~ elements Of that
ssllent bunch" oat thsre grimly woek.
~, working tor IL future name Of
on school; bat ~ slAl y pleasantly
ougpfissd % IL day q the drst game
- - - elsvea of stnbboenly lighting,
gradually ealning bcys clothsd n ths
Ne have eoGno vosy peomising neW
notstial. and our ~ stlnd-by tackle,
Rfeed; -, Miller and WRIGHT; guard,
elDsis; cd bock 6old mea. Clifford end
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Goed loelD vszy dlpoou1egj1g fee ouf
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atien = 16elr f4ess, ~ orndonlly you
wilI - lgpeeesed " ~ H phy6iqns.
the uoe11e8ul guiekneea. and eho nevce
tiriag slIi1s e tlsss boys Of ths ''Tuugh
n eson - bssn taking form ths
last ~ Woo1D, md With 8 fow more
praetieoo ~ e1oven Will BE- In . vory
pruun1Gthg oooditlon Indeed. Nearly
evo1y - out seems 70 b determined
to h9So 3 positioo On The Eleven. Thia
IL ~ HID Of material that makes {
sspool foolball team, % Coaeh DilIoG
and AnDlsfeht Coach Jeneks are very
wen llooee6 With the prospect Of win
ninG 30ue6All squad this yeas, and ~
90 - that their expectations will moi
hsvs - = vain
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
suRLEsonPs -THREE srRikE''

The Democratic party seems to
lave enough capedty 10 run The Post
Omce Department. nostmaster Gen
egaI Burteson has deposited. check
Ter e6.200.O0O with Secrstasy MeAdoo
heing the psuAts Of IL Ascai year
4 IDI0s~
Sounds like ! Democf1fie eampaIan
egator. doesnt ~
Bnf Il Isn't: Il y he pk1lndelphlaI
Rnhalc Ledeer. : papes tiAas 81 sup.
D1re1ae Hughe4 telling ~ hoee e.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
Ptss;dsas's ) Reception

49, IL aunual social events Of our
Noe1noI oeAool = the presidsnt's reeep-
g. yti1ev svenlng. September lS.
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fe6 g = evonlng well spent n b.
c. 6e01nIntod With helpees aud CO.
w61k6 ~ ~ year 1861.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
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& For Dsar on Yals-
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
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who was taIkiAg - . 49, - - =
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pustolies froa Csaesade Yuls nag1oa.
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whsn thsy are eoaes0p1osiag O1t1lnQ
ths stoss froa some othsf sen1o ~ ~
nv ONES buiIding.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
IF THE G. O. P. ELEPHANT
COULD SPEAK The TRUTH
VOTERS Of the .. s. A.

VOTERS Of the U. 8. A.
We, the Republican party. being at
our Wits end and desperate. put u
up TO you:
For nearly four years now . Demo
cratic Administration has been In
power. Contrary to every law Of
reason, every principle Of progress.
the country b at peace and alive.
nay, hummlne with prosperity. Bust-
ness h rushing. Wages are high. The
only discontent h the dlscontent Of
thoss Who are reaching fcs bdEses
chunks of plenty.
We ess nshhsrssstsd- An ~ -
happeaed 1usins I besIed 49, ~
rogt e ~ wofid - 49, aUoG wnen
international crises were tmps90ng
a ali sldea, when we Wo1ld have
sworn only Republican statesmansaip
could pull ths nation through.
No war has engulfed ~. No panic
has paralysed m. No nation has
with impunity continued to infringe
upon our rights.
We can't deny what has been done.
All we can do is take our oath We
could have done II better. How. We
do not know. n only We said II loud
and long enough We hoped the coun-
try would believe M.
But the country Il busy and our
voices grow hoarse. We are having .
hard time.
woodrow Wilson has nothing to
show but what he has accomplished.
He has none Of the glamour Of the
what-misht-be. We. on the contrary.
have our old promises and policies.
mellowed By age. but still bearing
the stamp Of the nations solid inter
estR Protection. privilege. govern
ment By influence surely the country
has not given them their last Trial.
WaA strssf is with %. Big busi-
mess u with %. But o. Voters. ws
eonfess II. We need you. Don't keep
looking At the peace and prosperity
around you. Try to est our point Of
view. Whatever Wilson has done, the
man b Denocrat, and neither Fed
eral 0ovefnuent nor Federal c1icea
were meant to be forever In such
handa.
Eers forget issues and talk ~
friends. Turn him ont and give u
: ehancei
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
FARMERS IGNORED
)! ex y! REPUBLICANS
osratic Administration
|, Gave Them Justice
Rural Credits.

.get Mr.. Farmer. that
Farmers' National Con-
sonal Grange. National
- seWef ion. American Society Of
% foe - similar organizations you
~ peq5oseirs demanded and have
1onds eees Republican adninlstya-
09u6etaey saation you neeasd.
pavahls atxr plO YOU oeyt
= twsnty ~ ~ ysess sines ~
torsst. Teas Party was deas -
uav IN tslse tasNes's MnaNelal Reoda
n TIE fees 81 IN sset that 80.
eeesful systsms n RUral credsts wess
= epsratIon throughout gureps ~ .
eentury. Whsn thls crest osmsesatie
measure was put to vote In tks osn.
- On May 4. tsfA snIy I've Re-
pesbllcans dared vsts aealnst itl Three
Of them were on the subcommittee
who wrote the Republican Platform
Of 1915.
Was It because you were not Big
Interestsf You were, many Of you.
highly financed. and High Finance
heId the mortgage and to that extent
Jon bslenosd to High Finance. But
you paid big interest to associate with
Big Interests. A stack Of wheat
wasn't AZ good collateral a. = sheaf
q scraps Of paper held BY . stock
gambler. Nor did the Political Bosses
of the Republican Party care to
give you financial Justice. They were
too busy protecting" themselves.
THE pRoMioge or THg DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM OF 1879 -
written In courage and honesty and
With sympathetic understanding Of
tAe needs Of every honest American
Interest -ssAvG DGeN KEPT.
The Republican Party refused to do
these things. which the prosperity Of
De American Farmef required.
The Republican presidential candl-
Aate. Charles q. Hughes, denounces
the Democratic party and President
WiIsou for having done these things.
Where Ooee vour lntessoe Lief
Wrom Formers Pamphlet issued BY
tlse Democratic National Committee.) J
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
PRAISES vvn s0DI's STAND
m BEHALF Of suFERA6E

The action Of the Nattonal
Suffrage Association at Atinntic
CITY. N. j, In rejecfing by an
overwhelming vote the pepposal
to make the sunfaes usoyesnent
: partisan annex q ~ Republi-
en- campaign. Was further e.
pn111ned n n. Anna Howard
ghaw. - sase q go1ftaes.~ =
a in1erykeN pnblisAe1 q ~
kklladelptla Press. : sennne1
nlGu1l 1lieGq ergnn. & s
~ Pro1ldsnt u ~ sposch
~ ~ crpyentien, De6ell6e1 "a
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el1Ro - NNQr4 aye lEzoNn tIllt
~ <oQ4 - lgy n ellt
- ~ ~ aA1lGs
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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
0I I sa,sr school q 1916.

y naq1tca1 Ill clock b occupying
e = ~ y 6iying H. time q
& + = TT eIoeks u a. building.
II Soane1 name pIstD = plaeed o.
~ m GGDseoo1ty 81 the 1o1e
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

". L DsWsody, H. 4. Rssd. ~ @.
". yishsr fornsd . hsnting perty witch
eleansd ont I'll the exouss, heaF, end
esataloapss of Tie West Muddy sountry
last wesk. Thsy bad thsir - nastsrs
at ths ranger statinn home e waiter
Gillian and vsrs royalty sntsEtslnsd
thsrs.
A railway ear Of H. B1reaa q Fish
ssiss w. attached 70 IL train Whieh
arrived h PAsnia yestsrday neening,
rstuzning dawn IL line H. sa4e day.
a eonstsnnsnt of =. 90 tsuat ~ waa
unIoadsd ksrs nd Was takeaiaaDo1aats-
y 10 ~ West Mu6dyi eountty - d.
tributisa md plantisg un1Gr - d1rse-
tioa ef Forrest Ranger ~. J. 0InIen.
J. ". Bssslsy = eoapletinG pics
nev hungalow a hi ranch - ~ An
thfaeite which win mske vesy eonfort-
able qusstsss. Ths pepald1tey = The
Bessisy paacs, With ~ unnAl eeenic
charm. hunting an1 fshing 6dvontaess,
;and d. cosy cahtns. ~ Gssua eesodily.
With IL eeming e ~ CFoeto1 Uutta
and Redstone rod, thseu = . ersst
fstnrs Sse ~ Bess,sy rans,i = : nm
msr rssset & n. Bses,sy eneus = push
u
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

Lake City Timss:-
Msris Dunlap. ths D. ar. g. Arsaan
On ths local branch, i taking . fsw
days layoR. T. E. Doyls Of Gunnison
substituting for him.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mn. Jess
Lord hes besn ssriously H. this week
and was brought up from Youman and
plaesd under he care Of Dr. B. =. Can-
mings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

Mn. Masusl Dam na1s : ~ -
Sapinsso Ffiday and saeagsd ~. In
Beach Of the Blark Canoa hoeel - eook
at tns Rainbow CAFE aftsr Osepbse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29

- - bse1s 81 - ~ vsA -
etsut ~ ehas - Il NJ On hsnsswsek.
! - poee0mand H. vsgotnb1o Co.
pgun1 - - Wsnan vAe = ~ and
~ down - . Wuadsrfal seBsaGtA ~
hseleA sss1ness. " hn6han3 sayB !
veu6 have besa = NJ efsvs - ~
q e ~ npt eesn fee yoR Vegetable
Ce1pe1nd "-Mra BLAlecD JHyyun-
eos. ~ Lyua 81. De- Molnss. Iowa.
Bs1oes anbmitting 70 surgical opsEa-
~ lt = wiss 70 ~ 70 baild up ths
1saals system and eurs II dssangs-
nsets with Lydia Z. Pinkham's vsgs-
tabls COMPOUND; Il hes saved many
wuasn from surgical operatious.
Write - the Lydia e. PfnkhAA
Medicine Ce.. Lynn, lGass., Soe
oAyioo- -lt WIN b conlldential
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
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= Nllnlng ~ ~ 6Ans
~ " asl1Ge = So 4
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6I = = seGlo ~ 3 - 4 o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-29
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Exehnness

North Fork Timss: -Ths Govssnnsst
hes been asked to build - roeds IN ths
state among them b the Crested Butts-
Somersst end the Redstons SomsFDet
roads in which The whole Of Delta csun-
q b vitally intsrssted.