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The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
Kills Catarrh Germs.
Breathe Hyomei-A Remedy Free From
Harmful Drugs.
Sold Under Drug gists' Guarantee.

Sold Under Druggists Guarantee.
Catarrh is an inflammation of the
mucous membrane which causes a dis
charge.
The Inflammation is caused, some physi-
clans say, by the pernicious activity of
little germs or microbes that lodge in the
folds and crevices of the mucous mem
brane.
Catarrh can be ended by killing these
germs.
Medicines taken into the stomach NAV
act on the blood and tone up the system.
but it is not believed that they can de-
stroy catarrh germs.
Sprays and doucheS are good as far as
they go, but they do not 60 far enough.
No liquid can reach the lower throat or
lungs, neither can liquid penetrate into
the folds and crevices of the membrane,
where germs secret themselves
The germs can he reached by HYOMEI,
soothing antiseptic which you breathe
into the lungs.
HYOMEI, breathed through the inhaler
that is in each outfit or as a vapor, acts
quickly; the soothing effects are soon
noticed.
HYOMEl is recommended for any dis
ease of the nasal passages and throat
where Inflammation is present.
1t is effectively used for colds, especial
ly the vapor treatment, which is often
used to break up cold over night. 1t is
also used for coughs, sore throat, Group
and asthma.
Hyomei is guaranteed
If you purchase HYOMEI and are not
satisfied we will refund the money. A.
A. Howes & Co.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
Better Apples for Maine.

In packing apples it is advisable to have
them packed right so that when the mr.
chaser of your apples opens the barrel or
box he will find them up to the standard
of what they are marked. Satisfied GUS
toners are one of the best ADVERTISE
ments, as they buy more apples of the
same brand. They tell their friends where
they purchased the fruit, and advise
them to buy from the same parties The
repeat orders are what count in business
1t is much easier to sell to satisfied
customer than it is to have to hunt I'D
new ones that are not familiar with the
grade of your fruit.
we are situated near some of the best
markets that use large amount of apples.
Let US awaken to the many splendid OPP
portunities for orcharding that we have
here in Maine that ought to be a good in
vestment for the orchardist Good care
should be taken of the orchard. The trees
should be cultivated, fortified, pruned
and sprayed. 1t has been my pleasure to
visit quite a number of orchards that
were receiving proper treatment and the
fruit looked fine.
Pruning to make an open headed tree is
desirable so that the sun and air can
reach all parts of the top of the tree. Do
not allow your fruit trees to overbear as
it may result in your fruit not growing to
its normal size, but thin out, as the good
sized, highly colored fruit brings the best
price.
If the trees are planted in rocky land,
where it is impossible to ploW, l would
advise grubbing the land around the base
of the trees and mulching. Where the
tree is quite large, mulch for good sized
space around the trunk.
The apple inspectors are now in the
field and the State Department of Agri-
culture is trying as far as possible to have
uniform pack that will be acceptable to
the trade and credit to the State-The
Department of Agriculture, John A. Rob-
erts, Commissioner.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
New York Style Notes.
Practical Smartness of New Models Hostess
Gowns. Wells. Gloves. Footwear

Practical Smartness of New Models Hostess
Gowns. Wells. Gloves. Footwear.
Correspondence of The Journal
NEW YORK, Oct. g. 1917. Every form
of social activity these days, bears Red
Cross label. We have tea, play bridge,
dance or find diversion at concerts or
plays where a percentage of all the re-
ceipts help some branch of war work, or
gives aid to succor the victims of It's cruel
havoc.
Women whose time has heretofore been
devoted to their own pleasure or develop
ment, spend long arduous days in work
connected with the various organized &C
tivities, and come to their homes with
added appreciation of the blessed rest
fulness there, and thankfulness for the
new loosely adjusted 'hostess gowns,
comfortable as negligee, but with suf-
ficient dignity of design to render them
suitable for all home wear, except the
most formal entertaining
Lines Straight.
Long straight lines produce slender
silhouette, for even the women of con-
siderable embonpoint, and graceful &C
centuation Of ornament or color renders
these glorified tea gowns exceptionally
becoming. Many hostess frocks are built
on the slip-over model adjusted over the
head and fastened at the waist line or be-
low it under some sort of ornament.
Colors and Materials
For these the range of choice in color
and material is simply unlimited Paris
sends over model home gowns developed
in silks, velvets and laces fit for royalty,
in the times when royalties donned the
utmost in costly garments. Designers
here copy the lines of the French crea-
tons and develop them in more practical
materials that appeal to their clients, and
the great majority of clever women recoQ-
nizing the practical smartness and CON-
fort of such dress, develop it from
passe evening frock, OF an odd length of
material, too striking for other use.
AS a rule there is one-plece chemise
undertakes of lace, silk, velvet or any
other pretty fabric; topped by contrast
ing long sleeved coat of any sort of ma
terial that suits the fancy. A gown of
emerald green crepe-de- chine is topped
with coat of dark blue chiffon that has
its lines emphasized by narrow gold en-
broidery. Printed patterns often make
the coat, which usually nearly covers the
underdress, of plain color in one of the
tones seen in the coat. The opposite ar
rangement is quite as modish, though
there seems to be rather fad for coats,
and blouses in printed chiffons and silk
materials.
New Blouses.
The smartest of the new blouses usual
ly prolong the line below the waist. Very
many have long cuirass or vest trim
mings, while at the back the increased
length is often obtained by sashes of
similar devices If the bodice is figured
the sleeves are plain, with the cuffs done
in the figured stuff, and showing the plain
material considerably about the armhole
and shoulder. Tan as trimming con-
trast is notable with waists of blue, brown,
currant, taupe and even black Georgette
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
MISERABLE FROM
STOMACH TROUBLE
Felt WretChed Until He Started
To Take "Fruit-a-tiVeS"
1874 CHAMP1A1S Sr Moxrpr.,

1874 CHAMPLAIN ST., MONTREAL.
"For two years, was miserable
sufferer from Rheumatism and Stomach
ftoable. 1 had frequent Dizzy Spells,
s1d when l took food, felt wretched
s1d sleepy. l suffered from Rheu-
uatism dreadfully, with pains in my
back and joints, and my hands swollen.
friend advised "Fruit-a tives" and
from the outset, they did me good.
5ify the first boz, If6lt I zous getting
psl and can truthfully say that
'Frait-a-tives" is the only medicine
that helped me". LOUIS LABRIE,
Soc. box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, Csc.
Ita!l dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit.
gives Limited, Og,.ensnurg, NY.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
LIBERTY LOAN
BADGE OF HONOR

The Second Liberty Loan of 1917
has a new button to distinguish the
buyers of the Bond. The Govern
ment calls it Badge of Honor.
In the first loan nearly a million
buyers of bonds in New England re-
ceived buttons but there was great
delay in their delivery. The buttons
to be given to buyers Of the Second
Loan bonds have already been ship
ped to the banks and the bond buy
er can get his button when he buys
his bond.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:

Sealed propose for building two sections OF
sewer 10 the City of Belfast will be received
by the City Clerk at his Office in the city build
ing until p. m Monday, October Is, 1917. a,
which time and place they will be publicly
opened and read.
Section 1 Beginning at the end of sewer
now installed on Union street. at point about
$50 feet sou'h of Park street. and extending
southerly along said Union street. 80 feet.
Section 2. Beginning at the end of sewer
now installed at the top Of Wilson Hill, So
called. at the westerly end Of Main street. and
extending westerly along the highway $50 it..
Standard depth and size of pipe in both Sec
tons.
Construction to be completed on or before
November IT, 1917.
Bids may be for a single section or for both.
A sufficient bond will be required of success
full bidder.
The right to rel. ct any and all bids reserved.
Per order City Council,
ORRIN J. DICKEY. City Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11

Aurora, In.-"For seven long months suffered
from female trouble, with severe pains in my back
walk from chair to chair, and got so nervous I
would jump at the slightest noise l was entirely
unfit to do my house work, was giving up hope Of
ever being we'll, when my sister asked me to try
lydia p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1 took
six bottles and today am healthy woman able to
do my own housework. l wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia Z. Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound, and find out for herself how good
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
Lit a Corn
OFT Without fain
'nCinnati Authority Tells How to Dry Up
acorn or CallOus so it Lifts
Off with Fingers.

'0u corn pestered men and women need
Dsr no longer. wear the shoes that nearly
''ed you before. says this Cincinnati authori-
, because few drops of freezcne applied
S'etly on a tender. aching corn or callous,
IT soreness at once and soon the corn or
taehed csllous loosens so it can be lifted out.
y" and all. without pain.
- small bottle Of freezone costs very little at
|? drug store. but will positively take off
ny hard or soft corn or callous. This should
!, Ned, as it is inexpensive and is said not to
'ate the surrounding skin
n. Your druggist hasn't any freezone tell
m, to get . small bottle for you from his
resale drug house. 1t is fine stuff and acts
ga charm every time.
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
HMedicine
fcrWomen
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has Relieved
the Sufferings of Women.

hardly seems possible that there is woman in this
country who continues to suffer without giving Lydia E.
fnkhams Vegetable Compound trial after all the evil
dence that continually being published proving beyond
contradiction that this grand old medicine has relieved
more suffering among women than any other medicine in
the world
The Republican journal., 1917-10-11
New Wells.

Wells are an increasingly important
item in the dress of the modish woman,
and should be selected with an idea of
becomingness, style and quality. The
right veil adds immeasurably to ones ap-
pearance, while the wrong one gives a
tacky look anything but attractive Hy-
lass wells are always reliable in quality
and in all grades embody the latest style
designs, SO that one can be sure of up-to-
dateness in this kind of yelling. To avoid
cheap limitations and protect people, the
makers have decided to fix tags on the
edges of their wells hereafter.
The latest veil adjustment, with the
border Just above the point of the chin,
is especially fetching in the new Hy-lass
''Veil-o-Y Y outh"
Gloves and Shoes
There are rumorS that shoes are to cost
less in the near future, but there is little
indication of this in fashionable footwear
seen in the shops here. The best solution
of smart shoe economy so far lies in the
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Gloria Joy is to be starred in Sally
O." photoplay whose characters are
made up mostly of Irish types.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

R. A. Walsh, who staged The Honor
System for William Fox, played the role
Of John Wilkes Booth in The Birth of a
Nation
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Circle. 21O5 Pa. Ave. Phone w. 953.
TODAY-Festure Extraordinary A NIT A
STEWART. in THE GIRL PHILIPPA" i"
Also Big Comedy. WORRIES AND
WOBBLRS'
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Conway Tearle is said to have done
excellent work in '"The World for Sale"
J. Stuart Blackton's first Paramount
production. which was adapted from Sir
Gilbert Parker's novel.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

which was written by Gel1ett Burgess,
deals with the life of an adventurous
heiress in a boarding house, who solves
in a startling fashion a mystery which
has proved inexplicable to them all
Miss Burke was supported In making
this picture by Thomas Meighan and
Walter Heirs. Douglas Fairbanks pic
ture, Down to Earth" Will be shown
also.
Gloria Joy is to be starred in Sally
o." a photoplay whose characters are
made up mostly of Irish types.
R. A. Walsh, who staged The Honor
System for William Fox, played the role
Of John Wilkes Booth in THE Birth of a
Nation"
Little Mary McAllister. the six-year-
old movie star, is to be featured in a
new photoplay called Pants" a story
of childhood days.
Conway Tearle is said to have done
excellent work in THE world for Sale,
J. Stuart Blacktons first Paramount
production. which was adapted from Sir
Gilbert Parkers novel
Struggling reports OF the Mena Film
Company's new seven-reel production,
entitled by Super-Strategy." indicate
a religious theme. Amy Jerome and
Frank Whitson have the leading roles
of Abraham and Sarah.
A distressed press agent, tired of the
movie star personals doled out to him
paraphrase of the Scriptures concern
ing movie stars: BY their cars ye
shall know them"
'Bab's Diary" and not .'Bab's Bur
nv n nj
with Marguerite Clark as the star. The
first of these stories THE Sub
Deb but Its incidents included in
"Bab's Diary" which will he released
this month.
Within the Law" the meIodrama
OF love and law which met with marked
success on the stage. will be presented
In film form at Moore's Strand Theater
the entire week beginning September
1s. Alice Joyce and Harry Morey are
the picture stars.
Pauline Frederick in Double Cross
cd her newest Paramount picture
Will be seen at Loew's Columbia next
Sunday 1t is the story of a devoted
young wife who learns for the first
time of a youthful slip on the part of
her husband. whom she adores and
whom she had unconsciously placed
upon pedestal too high for any man
will be seen in Exile" her latest
Paramount picture. The story is laid
in scenes of oriental spIendor. and
concerns woman who seeks to save
the man who has wronged her.
One of the many interesting plans In
Grace Georges schedule for the sea
son is production of Henri Bernsteins
play. L'Elevation," which has regis
tered profound sensation in Paris
William A. Brady has acquired the
rights, and Jules Eckert Goodman is
engaged in making the adaptation
George Broadhursts notable play.
The Law of the Land" provides the
plot for the photodrama which will be
shown at Crandalrs Savoy next Sun
day and Monday. Olga Petrova is pic
tured in the central role as a woman
who, tried beyond her strength, shoots
a brute OF a man who is mistreating
her boy. Other bookings include George
Alexander and Hilda Moore. in THE
Second Mrs Tanqueray;' June Ell
vidge, Arthur Ashley and Montasu
Love, in The Guardian Wilfred Luz
Evening star., 1917-09-09

CrandalPs Av. Grand. 645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
T0DAY-ETHEL CLAYTON and MILTON
sILLS. in SOULS ADRIFT."
TOMORROW-MOLLIE KING. in "oN THE
SQUARE GIRL"
Evening star., 1917-09-09
cas-. in The Food Gamblers" and the
keystone Players. in "Skidding Hearts"

Mae Marsh, the wistful little screen
star, who is pictured in Polly of the
Circus" at Moores Strand Theater this
week, has had a meteoric career. One
day seated on a box watching her sis
ter in a rehearsal she came under the
notice of ID. W. Griffith, who gave her
an opportunity to appear in motion pic
lures Two years later she was the
star of The Birth of Nation" and a
year later the star of the great spec
tacle Intolerance" Miss Marsh is now
under "a long time contract with the
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation.
Arthur /. Robb for the past five
years identified with Tom Moore $
amusement enterprises. has severed
relations with that organization and
will be connected in an official capacity
with Harry Crandalrs circuit of thea
ters in this city. Mr.. Robb assumes
his new duties today. Mr.. Robb
is pioneer publicity agent in this
territory for photoplays. Before COM
ing to Washington Mr.. Robb was con-
nected for ten years with various
amusement enterprises in the east. One
of the novelties he instituted locally
in pictures was their staging by means
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Washington Park Is Open. 18th & u.
I0DA1-CHARLES RAY, in THE PINCH
HITTER" 5-act Triangle Also keystone
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Liberty, North Capitol md p Sts.
TODAY-GE0RGE NJ. CoHAN. in his own
great American success, .BROADWAY
JONES -
Evening star., 1917-09-09

of specially arranged prologues. He
wrote. directed and produced the
prologues for film successes, Damaged
Goods" Dust Of Egypt" Battle Cry
Of Peace" Womanhood." and 1.-THE
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Barrier" Mr.. Robb will assume active
management of the Knickerbocker
Theater, 18th and Columbia road. when
will open its doors about the last
week in September.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
Special Film Features

Especial Film features|
I nese Star. in THE SOUL OF KURA
1 SAN" Most interesting.
| CrandaIr. Theater, 9th and E. SITS.
1 TODAY AND ToMORROW-JUNE ELyIDGE
and CARLYLE BLACKWELL. in the dra
matte story Of girls sacrifice. THE
MARRIAGE MARKET
CrandalIs Savoy Garden.
18th and Columbia Road.
TODAY-MARGUERITE CLARK. in THE
AMAZONs."
TOMoRRow-ALICE JOYCE and HARRY
MoREY. in RICHARD THE BRAZEN.''
Crandalls Apollo Tkeater and
Garden. 824 H st. NE.
] TODAY AND TOMORROW PAU LINEi
FREDERICK, in THE LOVE THAT
Crandall's Av. Grand. s45 Pa. Ave. s.E.
] ToDAY-ETHEL CLAYTON and MILTON
sILLS. in SOULS ADRIFT.'
i; ToMORROW-MoLLIE KING. in ION THE
SQUARE GIRL
] Empire. Oil H St. NE.
] T0DAf-oPEN P.M.-DoRoTHY Dali
+; TON, in THE FLAME OF THE YUKON
] Also new Triangle comedy, "A JAN
lToR's REVENGE
ton PARK is open. 18th & u.
T0DAY-CHARLES RAY in THE PINCH
HITTER 5-act Triangle. Also keystone
] Circle. 21Os Pa. Ave. Phone w. s5s.
TODAf-Festure Extraordinary A NJ ia
] STEWART. in THE Girl. PHILIPPA
Also Big V Comedy. WORRIES AND
Liberty. North Capitol md p SITS.
! ToDAI-GE0RGE NJ. CoHAN. in his own
great American success, "BROADWAY
/
] Lyric Theater and Garden, 18th and
Irving SITS. NV.
] ToDAY-MOIL.IE KING. in .ON-THE
SQUARE GIRL in acts. Miss King is
noted for her attractive style and beauty
: and really is at her best in this society
! drama Also real funny Comedy
| Truxton. North Cap. & Florida Ave.
! TONIGHT-Those clever little Fox stars
I Jan JANE AND KATHERINE LEE. in the nov
I elvy H1!ps surprise drama, Two LITTLE
! Sale Comedy.
! Olympic Theater. I4s1 U St. NV.
! TODAY-IAst Time-oPEN 3 PM.-HAR
; OLD LOCKWOOD. in THE HIDDEN
/: SPRING"
D.; Stanton Theater-Park. 9Th & cNE
! ToNIGHT-ANTONIo MORENO. in "A son
=; OF THE HILLS" Also CLARA KIM
BALL YOUNG. EARLE WILLIAMS and
EDITH STOREY, in Special Features, and
Comedy.
Home, 123O e NE.
! IODAY-FLORENCE LA BADIE. in WHEN
LOVE WAS BLIND Also Comedy.
!! Leader. sO7 9th st. NV.
fODAY-First Time in Washington-yIR-
GINA PEARSON. in WHEN FALSE
TONGUES SPEAK"
Masonic Auditorium, 18th Il n Y,Ay.
FONlGHI-EMMY WEHLEN, in MISS
ROBINSON CRUSOE." Also Pathe News
PRESIDENT WILSON
Leading Parade Of Drafted Men in National
Capital.
KING GEORGE
Reviews L. 3. Troops in England
SHOWS AT $40. 500 AND 800
PeAn GardenD-Open Air
Americas Finest Airdrome & Winter Garden
her EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR"
WILFRED LUCAS. AIRED IN COURT"
Ksystons Comedy.
Evening star., 1917-09-09

Little Mary McAllister. the six-year-
old movie star is to be featured in a
new photuplay called Pants" a story
of childhood days.
Evening star., 1917-09-09
Empire, 9iI III st. NE.

TODAY-OPEN 2 P.M.-DoRoTHY DAI,
TON, in THE FLAME OF THE YUKON. .
Also a new Triangle Comedy. "A JAN
ITOR'S REVENGE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-22
UN MOTIN EN- MONTERREY,
NUEVO LEON.

LAREDO, Tex, Mayo 21.-Varios
viajeros que llegaron hoy a esta ciu-
dad ~procedentes del sur, informaron
Que Ell viernes de la semana pasada o.
currio en- la Estacion del Ferrocarril
de la Ciudad de Monterrey, capital del
Estado de Nuevo Leon, I'm ser!o mo-
tin entire los soldados, que Sc proper
cionan para la escolta de los trenes y
guardias Ell la Estaeion.
Sucedi6 que n de los soldados in
suite a IN mayor de la g%uarnici6n.
uuien sin mas nj mas. saco Ia pistola
e hizo fuego sobre ell insubordinado,
deiandolo muerto en- ell acto.
Ell des6rden Sc propago Immediate
mente entire los demas soldados, pc
re, al fin Sc logro calmarlos. Cuando
ia policfa lego al lugar de los suce-
SOS y pretendio hacer algunos ares
tos, los soldados volvieron g amoti-
narse. trabandose una lucha en- la que
resultaron muertos varios soldacos Y
eiviles de les que Sc helleta1 presen-
ciando L ccurridc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-22
ALEMANIA CONTESTO LA NOTA
RELATIVA AL HUNDIMIENTO
DEL "FULGENCIO."

MADRID. Mayo 21.-Casi tcdos
los ~periodicos de esta capital publ
can hoy Ia noticia de que el gobicrno
aleman ha enviado va Su respueSta a
la nota del sobierno cspanol, en- la
que Sc refiere al hundimiento del
"Fulgencio" Y alegando que Ingia-
terra es la causante de csc accidente
pcrque dilato Y csta dilatando las
partidas de los vapoTes con salvocon-
ductos. Los peri0dicos dicen que 81
error esta en- cl sistema mismo, rucs
to que Espana nunca ~consentiria CT
que Ia seguridad de los vapores de-
dicados al trafico legitimo. queGc
sometida a los salvo-conductos de los
consules alemanes o de otros paiscs
beligerantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-22

MADRID, Mayo 21.-Los marine
ros del vapor Carmen" han llegado
a las costas de Garraf.
Varios periodicals. de Barcelona Y
algunos procedentes de Madrid los in
t~errogaron acerca de las c%ircunstan-
cias que concurrieron al ataque de di-
cho barco.-
Segun comunican los corresponsa-
les madri!enos ell ataque Sc llevo a
cabo dando muestras de reflnada
crueldad los alemanes.
T~crpedearon ell barco sin prevlo
aviso, considerandose milagroSo que
los t~ripulantes tuvieran tempo para
salvarse.
El captain del sumergible del Kali
ser tuiVo frases burlescas y sarcasti-
cas- para los naufragos.
Con mucha Soma les dijo que de
mo haberse tratado de buenos ami
Cos neutrales, los habria canoneado.'
Ell captain del Carmen no Sc IL
mito a protestar, sino que increp0 con
energicas frases a los marinos de la
escuadra submarine alemana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-22

dero habia llegado a FL Paso pof Ia
Estacion Union.
ALI fue recibido por III homore
de buena aparienci: extranJero e.
que vestia traje cIaro-dijo Wiley
Lyons y Ell extranjero Sc ~estreoharon
las manos efusivamente.
-iComo ha estado,-dlJole q!
hombre de Silver City el extranJero
del vestido claro.
-BieE, my bien,-c0ntesto
Lyons.
-Aqui tengo mi carrc, die ertor-
ces ell hombre del traje clare. VenGss
. Isvsr& 2 u-fed e. e..
Lyons subio al CARO- del %extranje-
70 Y antes dc hacerlc. me aaluacs
pues 20 me hallaba casualmente, ca
la Estacion Union. A bordo del auto:
Lyons v su acompanante partieron
con rumbo al centric de Ia ciudad.
Despues, no supe mas de 81, sine
hasta esta manana, que ME dIercn
la noticia de que mi amigo Lyons
habia sido hallado muerto err IN su-
burbio de nuestra ciudad.
reese que Lyons fue lleTado, por
ell extranjero a que alude Wiley c
Dor otros individucs, a un lugar apar
tado de Ia ciudad y ALI muerto bar
Y a las atlas horas de IL
noche trasladado su cadaver al sitio
donde 10 halo Ia mujer cue die avi-
30 al alguacil.
LIZ victima de este crimen, ETA
uno de los propietarios de Ia hacieE-
de- Ia ella, que Sc dice tiene una ex-
tension de mas de treinta mil acres.
poseia, ademas, otras propiedades en-
las que tenia algo mas de diez mil
cabezas de ganado, propiedades es-
tag Que ouedan g 81 esposa.