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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
LENIENCY IS PERMITTED
Cnpr. However. Mus, Iic Taken ~ to
Mcritorkus Cascs.

I.cnicn,y 60 certain degree ~ 60 be
permitted Ia carrying out the rcgula-
lions uf the government with refer
cnCc 60 the sclcctivc draft law. ac-
curdinE e. telegram received last
Saturday from y. 49, Crowdcr, provost
marshal general by Gov. Simon iiam-
berger. The telegram follows
1T has developed that many men
reported to the adiutuntH general ~
tho states have failed 10 respond To-
the call OF their local boards due To-
causes that relieve them from any
imputntiun of bad faith or desire to
ovhde their obligations
In some cnneH such persons are
plainly physically disqualified. In
other cusDH they are ignorant aliens
who are unable ~ speak ur read the
English language. and sometimes they
are persons living IN remote districts
who have obviously irrvfrnEihic claims
Tor exemption and whose failure 60
present them ~ not nt all cuipRhlc.
Whenever such circumstances come
&C. the attention 81 the udiutant gem
cral he should postpone the forward.
INK of such persons Co mobilization
camps until these can request the
proper local board Co extend the time
aud hear such claims of exemption.
"if the claim IN sustained. the order
into military service may be treated
nH having been made through error.
and eXpuuged from the record. other
wise. the person will. Of course. be-
sent Co the mobilization camp.
Care must be- taken 90 restrict this
| lenicnCy Co mcritoriouH eases In order
that Il may not result In lax response
o. the calls 81 the local boards"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
NOTICE no WATER rsrns.-

NOTICE TO WATER ISERS.-
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Aug 20. 1917. Notirc BE-
hereby given that the Watts coal
COMPANY with IT, principal office nt
Salt Lake city Utah. has made up.
pliratiun Ia accordance with the re-
quircmpnta Of the Compiled Laws Of
Utah 1907. as amended hy the session
Laws ~ Utah. 1903. 1911 ana 1915.
to appropriate onc.fifth Gah of "
Cutic.fout uf water per SECOND from a
spring area IN Carbon county, Utah.
Said water VIII be- collected ~ u point
which bears north ~ degrees 80 min.
utpa west 1856 feet from tho south.
east corner uf the southwest quarter
OF Soc .. Twp. ~ South. Range
East Salt Lake base and meridian.
aud conveyed by means of u pipeline
FOR "a distance 81 1000 feet aud there
used from January ist a. December
3iHt. inclusive. uf each. year. for doe
mcHtir purposes This application g.
designated IN the state engineers Of
lice 49, 40. 53s2. ~ protests against
tho granting ~ said application. stat
Ing the reasons therefor, must bee
made by affidavit in duplicate. ur.
cpmpanied hy "a Zee uf S3.5O. ana filed
In this office within thirty taOi dhys
after the completion ~ the puhiira-
ton of this notice. q, - MyGpN-
AGILE. State Engineer,
pat. 81 first publication sept Z,
1917. dat" ct completion of puhllru-
ton oct =, 1871.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

n proper safety devices had been
provided the collision at Maxwell last
Saturday week between two Denver
and Hio Grandc trains would not have
happened H. the opinion of T. y. Han
ming. secretary 90 the state public
utilities commission. who attended at
Helper a few days ago an invcstiga-
ton into the cause ~ the collision.
tanning expressed the opinion that "
the block system ~ signaling. a. adop-
ted ON most 81 the railroads of tho
country. had been IN use the accident
would not have occurred.
The investigation was conducted hy
r. e. Ten Eyck superintendent ~ the
Green River division OF the Denver
aud Rio Grandc Responsibility was
placed ON the conductor and engineer
Of Train No. rs. into which the train
carrying troops from Fort Logan.
Colo. To- Fort Douglas crashed. mis-
reading the train orders tn" en-
ginecr and conductor of Train 30. ~
are old employees Of the road. having
been In the service each for more than
twenty years.
l.. g. winHiow. conductor. aud En-
gincer Shcrmcr are given each sixty
demcrit marks ScVcnty-five marks
H. the limit with discharge from ser
vice. Each brakeman and the fire
man get thirty-fivc dement's. All ~
the crew ~ az work except for the
time taken up by the investigation.
W. n. Wright and Henry kirch,
safety appliance inspectors ~ the In
tcrstnt. commerce commission. were
present at the investigation aud proh'
ably will make their report 4" the
authorities nc Washington
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
IS TESTING THE LAW
Niglinnesc Case From Price To Settle
Much Disputed Question.

To decide whether a foreigner must
comply with the conscription laws Of
the United States, even though he II
a citizen or subject OF foreign coun-
try. test win be made Of r. Viglianes
of Winter Quarters. who was arrested
there some weeks ago by Deputy sher-
M Thomas y. Kelter and brought "a
the county Jail at Price. lie had been
neia here since for the federal author
titles until few days ago, when Dep
uty United States Marshal Smyth took
him 20 Salt Lake City,
Viglianes was drafted and ordered
to report for examination. lie refused
to report and did not file claim for
exemption on the ground that he IL a
citizen of Italy,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
palby Make Explanation.

Discussing the order of the court.
-. g. Daiby. assistant attorney gem
orai who argued the ease before the
supreme court expressed the opinion
that the mprsmo court, taking ad-
vantage 81 H. dlrrrctionarN power.
had decided that too much confusion
would De- urcasiuucd IN the tax rolls
" revised TAXATION was ordered this
wear. paihN was not inclined O. dts
ruas tho action uf the supreme court
NJ length. hut declared that he ala not
believe the court took into conHldcra-
ton whether ur not the state would
have the right In the futur" q" compel
u rpuuty commission Go uHHvsH coal
lands 90 their real cash value, rather
than according tn blanket valuation.
According tp the order issued the
assessment on the coal lands NJ car
hon rnunty h. Just and proper and ran-
not be- intrtfrrrd with IN IA" part ~
the state. although nil the coal lands
are naseraed not ON the basis uf IN"
price paid the government for the
government lands. hut on ON" basis
of valuation for an lands. whether
pure hasrd from the government the
state 81 individuals.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
NOTICE no WATER UsERs.-I

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office, Salt Lake
city, Utah. Aug. 20. 1917. Notice II
hereby given that the Watts Coal
company. with its principal office at
Salt Lake city. Utah, has made APP
pllcation In accordance with the re-
auirements Of the Complied Laws Of
Utah, 1907, as amended by the session
Laws OF Utah, 1903, 1911 and 1915,
to appropriate one-fifth G-bl Of a
cubic-foOt 81 water per second from a
spring area In Carbon county Utah,
Said water viii he collected az point
which bears south 80 degrees 20 min
utes east 1855 feet from the north
west corner 81 See, 10, Twp, 10 South,
Range 4 Fast, Salt Lake base aud
meridian, from whore IL viii hc con-
yeyed by means of pipeline Tor "a
distance ntsG00O feet and there usgu
from January ist % December 3lst
inclusive, Of each year, for domestic
and municipal purposes. THIS appli-
cation Is designated In the state en-
gineer's office as No, 1908, All pro-
tests against the granting OF said ap-
plication, stating the reasons therefor
must be made by affidavit IN dupli-
cate. accompanied by "A fee Of $3.50.
and filed in this office within thirty
(3O) days after the completion OF the
publication Of this notice. q. y, Nc
GONAGI state Engineer
Date OF frs publication sept, 4
1917, date OF completion OF pnblica-
ton oct &, 1917,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
MACIINIsTS ASKING FOR
STILL ANOTHER INCREASE

Ma,hlnists Of the Denver and Rio
Grande are asking for an Increase In
wages, though they have been given
two advances within "A year. The de-
mand. however. n not 80 much a mat
ter OF wages as II Is the re-estblish-
ment OF a differential that formerly
existed In the wages paid maehinists
and hlacksmithA.
Early la the year the blaoksmiths
secured the abolition OF the differen-
tial, their wages and that OF the ma
chinists being put on an equal basis
This encouraged the machinists 10 an
other demand. which was settled. and
again the blacksmiths struck. They
have been out two months.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Gov. simon Hamburger wired SEN
ator King at Was gton, ID. c.. last
Saturday 90 extenu an invitation 10
visit Salt Lake City To the United
States representatives and senator's
who are journeying west on the way
20 Honolulu. He also requested the
senator 20 invite tho members OF the
Russian mission.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Roast beef. steaks. filet mignon-in
fact all cuts or dishes made from beef
will be missing from the Tuesday
menus OF dining cars on RAILWAYS, be
glnnig october goth. Wheat bread
will not be available 20 patrons Of din
ing cars unless IL Is specifically re-
ouested. This action Ii taken % aid
the governments food adminisira-
ton
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

PEOPLE SPEAK WELL or CHAM
BERIlAIN'S TABLETS.

Il have been selling Chamberlain's
Tablets for about two years and l. ard
such good reports from my customers
that | concluded 20 give them trial
myself. and can say that l do not be-
iieye there Is another preparation OF
the Kind 20 equal them" writes @. A.
Mcbride. Headford, ont. II you are
troubled with indigestion or eonstipa-
ton give them a trial They VIII dc
you good.-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
N THE DISTRICT COURT or CAR.


bon County. State OF Utah. seventh Iu.
diciai Distrirt-Frank Frnttn. Plain
tiff. w. John Credi and Pih Crodi.
Husband and wife. Defendants sum.
monI The state of Utah o. the said
defendants. You are hereby SUM
moned % appear within twenty days
after the service of this summons up-
pom you. " served within the county
la which this action N brought. other
wis. within thirty DAYS after service
and defend the above entitled action,
and In ease of your failure M tn do.
Judgment viii b. rendered against
you according 60 the demand of the
complaint. which has been filed with
the clerk ~ the said court That the
said action II brought Tor tho pur-
pose of recovering Judgment REFORM
ing your deed 81 June q, 1919, 30 a.
Ia correct the description IN same To-
conform o. description vet forth In
said complaint. said land being u part
OF Lot 1. See 30. Twp. ~ South.
Range East. Salt Lake meridian
the corrected description to commence
AZ southeast corner OF said section,
aud auicting plaintiffs title 10 lands
mentioned In said complaint l.. \.
MCGEE. Plaintiffs Attorney Post
office Address, Viglia- lionomo iildg..
Price. Utah,
Firs, pub, Sept. 81; last oct. 10. isi''
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
IIumorS Of Dissatisfaction.

II H. rumorcd that the decision ot
the supreme court does not meet with
the approval Of q large number of
small coal land owners, whose prop
critics are ~ yet undevcloped and who
maintain that In being assessed nt the
rate NJ fifty dollars an acre they are
being nveraSseEsed M compared with
the assessment levied against large OPP
orators. In view 81 this u n said that
suits may be- brought In the district
court of Carbon county a. have IN"
entire assessment On coal lands set
aside on the ground that u has been
illegally made.
A. Tar as the state IN concerned,
says -. g. Dalby, there viii Dee No fur
Their action In the matter. except that
the attorney generate offic" viii sup
port any action taken hy the pcopl" 81
carbon county In bringing about an
other assessment,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
COUNTY WINS OUT
BEFORE STATE
COURT
COAL LNND TANES REMAIN ~
FIRST TURNED IN.

Demurrer Of Commissioners and Ns-
SCISSOR Sustained. Mandate Quashcd
and Pcrcmptory Writ Dcnicd--I.a-
ter supreme Court u to Give Writ.
ten opinion Covering Its Decision.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
CREW GIVEN SIXTY
DEMENT'S FOR
WRECK
IL FIXED ron
MAXWELL COLLISION.

Proper safety Devices Lacking That
Would Have Prevented the Trains
Coming Together Had They Keen In
Usc--Two Government Men Present
At the ouiSsing OF the Train Crew.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

When Il comes TO real near beer
there IL only one on the market
That's "snappy." Handled wholesale
locally by Price Commission company
--Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
GREATEST on CONFERENCES
At ZION THIS COMING ONE

} Lenders In that faith from the I
} four corners OF the earth-from I
B the war zone and from those Z
} places where peace still abides I
B will De In attendance at the I
B conference of the Mormon I
B church here October 5th. 9Th I
B and Tth. says Sundays Herald I
B Republican. " expectation does I
B not miscaTry Il will De one OF the I
B most cosmopolitan assemblages I
; In the annals OF the church.
3 Japan. Tahiti. Hawaii. China, I
D Sweden, Norway. Denmark, Eng I
> land. New Zealand, switzerland.
. Iceland and Alaska-these are
. some Of the distant climes from I
. which missionaries. some ~ them I
. Drawing the dangers Of the sub
= marine. are To come. Among
. mission presidents of the United
. States expected are q, \. Calls
. of the Southern mission, w. y.
. Monson. Eastern; 5. q. Bennion,
. Central; John l.. Herrick, West
= ern. and Melvin J. ballard,
= Northwestern,
4 Each countrys mission viii
= have It's own particular rally oc-
= tober 7th In various ward meet
= ing houses OF Salt Lake city. The
. forthcoming conference, with its
. worldwide representation, h the
. outgrowth Of the first conference I
. which occurred April 6, 1888.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
OLD BLACK HAWKS BURIAL
PLACE ONCE AGAIN POUND
, ++++++++++*++<+t

. provo. Sept. 22.-old Black =
. Hawk. the Indian chief who led =
. the Indians In the Black Hawk =
. war. Rnnpotc and SEWER counties. =
= counties, died forty-nine years .
. ago and was buried near Santa =
= quin. His burial place II now be- =
. lieved 20 have been discovered by =
= ben II. Bullock, w y. croft and =
y l.. l.. Olson.
= while they were prospecting =
= on "A mining property about three =
= miles east Of Santaquin they no. =
= ticed small mound of rocks, =
= which they opened and found :
= parts OF human skeleton. to- =
= gother with some beads, a porce- I
y lain pipe howl. spur and part Z
= Of "A bride. From the best infOr- I
q nation available the skeleton N I
= that OF Black Hawk. The mound
= has not yet been completely eN-
= plored. II II expected that the
= skeleton OF Black Hawks horse, I
4 which was buried with the old
= warrior. viii also De found.
= when this find was mentioned I
= a. "A well informed Provo man I
. and he was asked n he knew I
= where Black Hawk was buried, I
= he replied: mo, but I have I
= known three or four men wh1 I
= killed Black Hawk-at different I
= times and places
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

NOltIE 10 WATER USElts.-
'laie Engineers office, Salt Lake
~ Utah, Aug. 20. 1917 Notice u
sfehy given that the Watts Coal
lmpany, with It's principal office az
It Lake city, Utah. has made APP
lgatnn In accordance with the re-
luemrnts of the Compiled Laws OF
an 1907, AS amended by the Session
avs NJ Utah. 1909, 1911 and 1919
appropriate One-fifth I-5) OF a
eond-tOOt OF water from a spring
yea IN Carbon county, Utah. said
aft VIII be collected at a point
hleh bears south ~ degrees II min
ss west 25st feet from the north
sl corner OF Sec. l6, Twp. 10 South,
I@hge East, Salt Lake base and
.aidian, from where II will be con-
geo 10y means OF pipeline for a
ahce of $500 feet and there used
I'm January LIST Co December Slst,
,usive, Of each year, for domestic
FL municipal purposes. This appll-
uoh Is designated In the state en-
snrs office as No. 1910. All pro-
M AGAINST the granting OF said APP
ea'on, stating the reasons therefor.
s' DE made by affidavit In dupli-
accompanied by fee OF s2.bO,
In uled In this office within thirty
ssn Jays after the completion OF the
] ,nel OF this notice. q. +. Nc
\ InSAGLh, State Engineer.
s'e OF first publication Sept. =,
date Of completion OF publiea-
I'a Oct 8. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Exploitation OF the Stars and Stripes
for illegal profiteering Il charged by
the federal trade commission In
formal complaint made az Washing
ton, ID. O., last Friday. against the As
ISOLATION OF Flag Manufacturers OF
America and twenty OF the largest
banner makers OF the eOuntTy. Spe-
officially the complaint alleges undue
enhancement OF prices through con
oerted action In violation OF the 'un-
fair competition law"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Complete legal blank stock at Salt
Lake City ana Provo prices. The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Complete legal blank stock at Salt
Lake City and Provo prlceS The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
mcr no WATER UsEns.-


|k,,s Engineers Office. Salt Lake
En-. Utah. Aug 80. 1917 Notice r.
|.fphy given that Alma Peterson 81
\ whose postoffice address h sunny
H.. Utah. have made application In
rnrdance with the requirements OF
n Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907. a.
-snded by the Session Laws ~ Utah.
no. 1911 and 1915. Co appropriate
NJ and one-half tth) cubic-fect Of
'aisr per second from Trail Creek.
rbon county. Utah. Said water viii
j diverted nc n point which lies
~ feet east and 1900 feet north Of
u southwest quarter 81 Sec. ?. Twp.
South. Range ~ East. Salt Lake
lur and meridian. and conveyed BY
pans ~ a ditch for a distance 81
.is1 feet and there used from March
'ih to November 30th. inclusive. of
lafh year, to irrigntc 400 acrcr uf land
Ishfarrd In tho south half ~ the
I1thwDst quarter 81 See. ?. the west
liif of the northwest quarter and the
Isthwest quarter 81 the southwest
Inf'ef 81 Sec. ~. the northeast quar-
n 4 the southeast quarter, the south
laf nf the southwest quarter. the
l'thrast quarter Of the southwest
'artrr and the northwest quarter ~
y southeast quarter of See, 10, town
~ and range aforesaid. A. much ~
~ water as may be- necessary VIII
used during the entire year for do
'~,ic purposes This notice ~ dcHig.
aied IN the state engineer office
: No. 1885. All protests against
y granting OF said application. stat
q the reasons therefor. must be made
! affidavit in duplicate. accompanied
\ zee OF t2.bO. and filed In this Of
10 within thirty (aO) days after the
Impietion OF the publication Of this
yicc. q. y. McOONAGLE, State
agincer.
Date OF first publication Sept Z,
M. date % completion OF publica.
IA Oct. \, 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28
|miCE no WAITER usEIs.-I

|UTl0E 10 NATtN tNfttNf-
|a,e Engineers office. Salt Lake
nv. Utah. Aug. 80. 1917. Notice II
|sfehy given that John II, Romiuo
IA W. L. Tldwell. whose portoftice
idrrHs II wellington, Utah, has made
|pplication In accordance with the
lssuirementa OF the Compiled Laws
Y Utah. 1907. as amended by the Ses-
On Laws OF Utah, 1903, 1911 ana
us, Ia appropriate three CD cubic.
III ~ water per second from Coal
fesk Carbon county, Utah, SAID
Haief win be diverted nt point when
r. 5000 feet north and 1900 feet east
the southwest corner OF See ~
sp. ~ South, Range II East. SAILS
AXE base and meridian, and conveyed
. means OF ditch for "A distance OF
l,1oo feet and there used from March
lth 10 September 3Oth, inclusive, OF
aeh year. To irrigate 2lO acres OF
ard embraced In the east-halt OF the
oFtheast quarter OF See, rs ana
he west half OF the northwest
aarter OF Sec. ~. Twp. II South,
Agc II East, and part OF
he southeast quarter OF the south
pest quarter and the southwest quar-
- OF the southeast quarter OF Bee,
axe base and meridian. This appli-
alton IL designated In the state en-
ineers office as No. 6203. All pro-
.sis against the granting Of said APP
leatinn. stating the reasons there
o.. must be made by affidavit In dup
cate. accompanied by a fee OF $500,
na filed In this office within thirty
lel days after the completion Of the
lbllcation 81 this notice. q, y. Me-
IoNAGLE. State Engineer.
Date of first publication sept Z
IlI, date OF completion OF publlea'
On oct 4, 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-28

Library paste in bulk is the cheaper.
For sale by The sun.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11

Hermann and Tener Likely To
Have Show. Down At
New York Meet

NEW YORK.. bee II.-N hos who
iH the NatlonA. league PROBABLY "A.
he decided t1aty. AZ least suu-
p4obt tcss Boa that direction viii b.
made when Garry hermann, chair
,Dau of tho national commission. anD
john X. VeQer. president at the NJ"
Uon3l league. beeln czchanein-
glarcs across rhe green tables A.,
the state Room at The waldorf Carr
s merely a club owner go Far as
hi- connection with the NHlonai
league Ia concerned.
hermann had what some folk
have called hsd taste enough % cal
"a joint meeting OF thc American ant
National club owngr1. 10 follow ar
uual meetings ol tho two bil
caUIes Tener lccis that tho pre-
ldpnt of The league should have
something 90 say about IT,
There have been Iumors tha
Tenor would declare 10 the world
Fis irlcutlon az leaving baseball un
less Garry withdrew his summons
t3 joint talking contest lf BE-
does tlat. 10 Is believed Garry Wiz
back down aud take noXt best Ten
has shown himself 90 be "a mos
ute.tu AEure Ia baseball lie uu
nst summer hc would not be can
iafa for rrc'-C' bff er"
re ter ,hc leaEe magnates un-
.ntwOur'y REQ C-tet ulL
-crr' tha prce.dency and Tenor
sald ho would SO far as is known
.iaf strl is els intention.
~ rae boo. e9 recerred fact tbof
.ha procedure wNll p, only q MAJ
rr or form. With cong atu.gtion
rcad prcrarcd fCr Toner How
yer. diseu.CtuE ruWGrs. were bardy-
ng about today They hal 70 thn
Tenor is thru uuless ne can have
lfg own way completely.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-11
SECOND ARTICLE.
lY HERMAN BERNSTEIN.
Estor cf the American Heb-sw

Editor e. the American Hebrew.
tCepyriRht. 1917. hy ttc Ncw~pape
EntcrprlSc As-uetntioul
Eng sand aud GG many ere nos ,no
only powers th1t have most at stake
la Palestine Othsr countries enter
aia Nc1rFsst ambitions. and have
looked forward to OBJ" breakup ot
thp I0l Esh empire .HI .l' "'"I-F
mcnt of thelr own douu un Hut
cheese ambitions her r 'a' most
Part been perm .tei 'o l." dormant
uugl the psychological u.u.nt ar
rived
what bctuM i.ercsts the other
powers have u .he iIa't land .l.l
are. uh fho oNgeI. ot hose aI
France guagau- aa- vh ln.
doubt5ly be safeEla NI.-'-.
dincufiy under the ruo a- eHJ
strong and caacieuf government
Thera IT, in addition -o 'ae m.
terrst lt fha powers and 1o sfa'l
mental regard for Palestine Dr.
lhr'-.sns aal Noh8uugdan fae
Jewish interest. which Great HrAin
ami is auos. including ihe United
stnies. regard as ~ Tie utmost sie.
rfacarrn put Tor thp moment ~ 's
necessary 90 devote ,litIe moro at
toni era -o tle c'lsh.rg interests or
Germany ana England n taI- l.t'.e
COUNTRY ut Aatweon ie0H# ard I,
Gao SQUARE miles. bounded n fHe
yr..f .v tht NedHelrAucr o1 tae
east th- Desert. O0 tHF north 1y
1r... .rI -r trn eouth hy EETuf