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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

As Uncle Wiggily Longears. the
n bunny rabbit gentleman. was COM
ing down stairs in MS hollow stump
bungalow one morning. he heard
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy saying:
-Wen, now, if I only had something
to put in it I'd be all right
4 wonder If she is talking about
her pocketbook. and wants some mon
ey 10 put IN that2' said the bunny
rabbit gentleman 10 himself, as he
looked in his red vest 20 see how
many pennies he had
Then, as he kept on down the stairs
he peeped out into the kitchen, and
saw Nurse Jane. with a dab Of flour
on her nose. The muskrat lady house
keeper was standing in front Of d
table on which was some pie crust
rolled out ana ready for the oven.
oh, no. Cherry pies, 1 hope" cried
Uncle Wiggily.
NO, not cherry pies, nor any other
kind, answered Nurse Jane That's
just what I was saying. II / only had
something 70 put in IL I'd be all right
I was speaking about the crust have
made The pie is here all right, but I
have nothing 10 put in-nO apples,
cherries. nor even yet custard- I was
speaking Of pie"
. i
Wiggily. AT first I thought YOU
meant your pocketbook was empty.
But II only the pie crust needs filling
what do you say IL 90 and look for
something that viii do TO make a
pie7"
I'll say got" exclaimed Nurse Jane.
But don't be gone too long, or my
pie crust VIII spoil. See If you can
find some sort Of fruit or vegetables
that 1 can use
4 will-' promised Uncle Wiggily,
and away he hoped on his red, white
and blue striped rheumatism crutCh.
to get something for Nurse James pie
The bunny rabbit gentleman had
not hoped very Tar through the
woods before he came 10 a bush on
which green and red berries were
growing. The bush had sharp thorns
on II. too, and Uncle Wiggily had 10
be very careful how he reached up
and picked the red and green berries.
which were about as large as a grape.
The berries had thin skins. and he
could see the seeds inside them
These might do for q pie" though
Uncle Wiggily, as he began to pick
the berries "ru take some OF these,
as they seem to belong TO no one"
The bunny rabbit gentleman was
filling his tall, silk hat with the ber-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
BAYLOR COUNTY
TESTS FOR OIL
Twelve Wells Go Down in
District Surrounded by
Paving Fields.

Seymour, Texas. Aug. ga recent
showing OF oil in the Van Ness,
Snyder, well has stimulated interest
in operations in Baylor county and
right now everyone is looking for
ward to the day when Baylor county
shall be among the best oil-producing
counties in the state. People believe
that that time IS not far off.
Baylor county is surrounded by
Wichita. Wflbarger. Young. Archer
and Throckmorton counties, where oil
has been abundantly found and II
would not be surprising to find thai
the oil uOols OF those counties extend
into Baylor county
About u wells are now drilling IN
Baylor county
Eastern capital at this time is leas-
ing all the land in the section
Many wells are being held up be-
cause of lack Of fuel Casing, too.
Machinery has been placed in the
Harry F. Wilcox Of Robertson
Home OIL and Refining company
has leased the W. T. Waggoner ranch
in the northern part OF the county
and viii begin drilling soon
Clint Wood and others are plan
ming a test northwest of here.
a rig is up on the C. T. Potter
ranch Drilling viii begin at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
MaUajO County
Outlook Good
Oil Men Think
Five Big Concerns Interest
ed; Also Many Smaller
Capitalists.


Winslow, Ariz-. Aug 27.-Prospects
in Navajo county, northeastern Ari-
IONA, look very good for oil
Five drills are now operating. the
deepest being shut down at $500 feet,
the well being drilled by the Wind
River Producing and Refining COM
pany OF Colorado and Wyoming. The
work was delayed on account Of
needing a new cable, which arrived
last week, but it has not been taken
to the we'll II is stated that the com
pany viii begin drilling this week.
The Adamana well is down past
100 feet, and is making very good
progress. It has had considerable oil
and gas showing in the progress
The Wind River well passed two
strata Of oil sand that had some free
oil.
The Apache Oil company has just
passed 500 feet, and has good indi-
The Black Canyon company. the
newest rig on the field, is down 80
Two ne wrlgs are being erected.
promising operations within ten days.
Much Interest shown.
Big interest is being manifested on
account Of the prospects Of the Allen
OIL company, headed by c P. Ritter
as president, who has made two visits
here, and the compary's chief geolo-
gist, Fred Craise, is now here for his
second time making a detailed exami-
nation Of the holdings that have been
offered TO the Allen people for drill
ing.
Mr. Ritter has stated that he ex-
poets to have five TO six drills on this
1ield within less than 90 days.
-Geologist G. z Howard. OF the
Commonwealth Petroleum company,
has made an exhaustive examination
of this field and reports favorably.
1t is reliably stated that the Common
wealth will drill in this field If IL caR
secure the acreage desired on a
proper basis
The Sinclair oil company has been
represented here for the past two
he expects his company 10 drill as
soon as il can spare a couple Of rigs
from the Texas fields, where the Sin
clair people are heavily interested.
Another splendid company that
now seems assured is .he General
Petroleum company OF California Its
geologist, Mr.. Matte, and other rep
resentatves have been here to ar
range for acreage.
Five Big Companies.
With the five large companies prac-
tlcally assured and several small COM
panies. IL now seems that there is no
question about this field being fully
exploited.
T. Julian Hardin. formerly OF Chi
ca go; ex-Gov. MeiklejOhn, OF Nebras-
ka; ". j. Hennessey, OF this state,
Col. B. T. Spencer. Of Washington.
d. C., representing large capital, are
the local operators in the so-called
Holbrook-W inslow oil field.
This field has a large anticliuai
structure Of oil bearing. sedim entary
rock, known as the Pennsylvania for
nation OF the carboniferous age. ex-
actly the same as found in the Penn
sylvania oil field. the FL Dorado and
Augusta oil fields Of Kansas. the
Cushing field OF Oklahoma and the
new Burkburnett and Ranger fields
Of Texas. This field is surrounded by
Of coal and successful
coal fields have been developed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Bedtime Stories For The Little {
Z UNCLE WIGGILY AND TIE GOOSEBERRIES
By HOWARD GARIs rn--rnnnnrnn..nnrnns.


ries when. all Of q sudden. some one
called from behind a tree
Hello. therei How dare you take
my bsrriesg'
But 7 did not know that these
were yours" said Uncle Wiggly with
a low and monte bow Of his tai. six
hat. and then out Wad1led Grand
father GooseE Gancers the old goose
gentleman.
! @Oh. it's you, IS II. Uncle Wiggilye'
Quacked Grandpa Goosey- I dion
know that. Take as many OF my her
RES as you like. thought u was the
Are these berries good for piese"
asked the bunny.
son. very good. indeed" answered
Grandpa GOosey. They are very GOOD
cooked in a pie, but they are not good
to eat raw. Don't try that as some
thing strange viii happen II you DO.
I'll be careful" promised Uncle
Wiggily. 4 VIII just pick a few
more Of your berries, Grandpa Goosey.
take them to Nurse Jane. and let her
bake them into a pie for ne
So Uncle Wiggily did this and soon.
with his tail, silk hat full OF the red
and green found berries, off he hoped
through the woods. on his way PACK
10 the hollow stump bungalow
All Of a sudden. as the bunny rabbit
was almost there, out from behind
sassafras flower Jumped the bad old
Skeezicks.
-Oh no. not so fast 1Ir- Longears.'
cried the skeezicks. IS he caught the
bunny by the ears Where are you
going in such a hurry!
Home TO my bungalow, so Nurse
Jane can bake a pie answered the
bunny.
And what have you in your hatg'
the Skeeziclzs wanted to know
RED and green berries for the flll-
ing" said Uncle Wiggily-
You are mistaken" spoke the Skee,
as I call him for short THOSE Der
ries are for me-
And before Uncle -Wiggily could
stop him the bad chap grabbed paw
fun Of the berries and ate them raw.
And then a queer thing happened,
for. no sooner had the Skeezicks eaten
some Of the berries tnan, all OF a. sud
@Oh' I feel so funny. I feel just ike
a gooset Oh. must jump I'm the water
and swim. though I don't like i'll i
feel Just ike a goose
Then down the woodland path he
ran. and into the goose pond he jump
ed and he was stuck IN the mud an, ano
he couldn't set out for long time,
and Uncle Wiggily got safely home
with the berries.
but what kind are they. to have
made the Skeezicks act so 1unpy
asked the bunny.
These are goose berries said
Nurse Jane. NO wonder they made
him feel like q goose so that he had
to get into the water
"Oh. I hope they won't make me
feel that way said Uncle Wiggily.
They won't, after they're baked.
spoke Nurse Jane. so she baked the
goose berries in 4 pie and very good
they were and Uncle Wiggily sent
some TO Grandpa Goosey. And from
that time on gooseberries always
have TO be cooked before you eat
them. But II the chocolate cake Z
doesn't stay so late at the dolls party
that there's none Of it left for the
lemonade to bring home. III tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily and sam I
mics splasher-Copyrigh 1913. by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
GASOLINE
IN WATER WELL
Elmo Has Strike Similar to
Famous Mabank Vein
Found Years Ago.

Alabank. Tex, Aug ga gasoline
well has been discovered at Elmo
and It is very similar to the old gaso-
line well at Mabank-
Fifteen years ago, the Mabank
well-a water well-ceased TO serve
Mabank citizens when the water
tasted more like coal oil than water.
4 few years later the well was
found TO be filled with gas and the
water was found to be mixed with
gasoline. The old well was eVcava-
ted. and at fifteen feet the gasoline
stream was located. The gasoline
was used for running farm engines
nearby. A few months ago the well
was again excavated, but nothing
unusual was found.
The Pippen well. south OF here, is
drilling at 1900 feet and so far has
not struck either gas or salt water
which were found in the old gas
wells around here al about 1900
feet 1t is pointed out that the Fow-
Ter well at Burk also failed TO find
gas or salt water at this depth but
il struck a new structure a little
deeper. The Pippen is drilling deep
err
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Associated Oil Company
Acquires 10000 Aues
In Oil Fields of Texas

The Associated oil company Of Cali
fOrnia, with q capitalization OF $780,
100000, has taken over from the Rio
Bravo Oil company 5000 acres Of oil
lands within q radius Of five miles
from Eastland, Texas, and 1000 acres
in COmanche county. Texas. in the
Houston and Texas Central survey.
The Associated Oil company is to
commence drilling at least one well
on the Comanche county lands not
later than September p, and start at
least one well every 60 days there
after. 1t Is also obligated TO estab-
lish headquarters and supply depot at
Eastland and lay pipe lines and build
storage in the Eastland oil field. The
associated Oil company is a big opera
tor in California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
REPUBLICAN COUNCIL
TO TOUR THE STATE

Fort Worth. Tex. Aug. 2T.-C. c..
the Texas Republican council. ". p.
Gage Of Dallas. and T. p Lee OF
Houston. members Of the executive
committee of that organization. will
conduct membership meetings in san
Antonio and Houston this week for
the purpose Of calling men to the
Republican standard according 10 an
uOuncement by Mr.. Littletol-
Their program includes OrganiZa-
tion Of local Republican clubs. So
Letting members TO the council. ap-
pointing committees and general or
gauization work They will visit
Waco, FL Paso. Galveston, Wichita
Falls. Amarillo and other cities az
an early date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
SHOT BREAKS
WELL CASING
Throckmorton County Has
Indications Of Oil in
the Sun We'll.

Albany. Texas. Aug. 27.-The Sun
well on the Matthews ranch, 20 miles
northwest Of here. in Throckmorton
county. IS drilling at 400 feet and
from present Appearances it viii be
a producer A head now has been
encountered but the sand is not very
thick and the drillers are drilling
deeper.
The sun wen on the Reynolds
ranch, % miles northwest Of here. has
hit the black lime at $3.50 feet and
has the appearance OF becoming a
producer
Webb No. wen. after producing a
small amount Of oil for six years from
200 feet. has been. given a shot 1t
shattered the casing and the results
Of the shot are not known The well
Is standing fun Of oil Il is being
essaned out
Tie Empire Gas and Fuel COM
nany's well. one mile north OF here
mas been cased and the gas will be
used for fuel in drilling a deep test
Of the company close by. This com
pany is drilling 10 deep wells in this
vicinity.
Three new wells VIII be started
around Albany next month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
Wichita Grand Jury
Calls For Rangers To
Curb Thieves In County

The grand jury for Wichita county.
Texas last week recommended that
the governor be called upon TO send
rangers into the county TO assist in
curbing lawIessness in the oil fields.
District judge ". n. Bonner said the
governoT would be notified of the
conditions and the need for additional
peace officers, saying They are just
running wild in the Burkburnett oil
fields. Recently they practically stole
a whole pipe line, loading the pipe
lying along the right Of way into
wagons and hauling il away" These
men were arrested and most Of the
pipe recovered. All kinds Of equip
ment used in the fields are disappear
ing, almost from under the nose Of
the owners. Mayor NARROW OF Wichita
Falls is opposed TO the bringing Of
rangers TO the county and offers TO
handle the city entirely, to give the
sheriff greater latitude in handling
other portions OF the county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
DRAWS PROSPERITY
FROM COAL AND OIL BOOM

Strawn, IN southwestern Palo Pinto
county. Texas. with its great oil ac-
tivity increasing every day IS one OF
the centers Of attraction Of north cen
tral Texas over so locations for
drilling were made in the nearby
fields last week and the town Of
Strawn is growing fast The field
joins with Ranger. Caddo and Des-
demona fields.
It is said that the two banks at
StraWn have deposits Of $4,000
each and they are increasing daily
Within a radius OF five miles more
than 1900 carloads OF coal said TO
bring in a payroll Of nearly S200e. 600
are produced annually Now come
the nearby Strawn oil fields with all
&c their activity and probable great
production
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
MINING BUREAU TO OPEN
BRANCH At WICHITA FALLS

The federal governments bureau
Of mines viii open a branch office
IN Wichita Falls. Texas. this week.
according 10 a Washington. .. c..
report. The office viii be in charge
Of A A. Hammer, a petroleum tech
nologisL II is said that a force OF
experts viii be put into the Texas
oil fields under Mr. hammer for the
purpose OF studying and helping the
industry in every way that science
can 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
COMPANIES COMBINE TO
BUILD TRUNK PIPE LINE

The Empire Pipe Line company and
the Texas company have entered in
to an agreement TO assist each other
in getting a new eight inch pipe line
into the Burkburnett field Both
concerns plan having its own separ-
ate line into the field eventually but
TO expedite the matter so as TO get at
least one line in within a few weeks
they entered into this deal The line
viii run from Waurika 70 Burkbur-
nett and from thu former place TO
Healdton, Okla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Srowden & McSWeeny's Ackers
well. two miles north OF Brecken-
ridge in Stephens county. Texas, is
promising q still greater producing
territory in that field IL has in
creased, according to late reports.
from 100000 cubic feet Of gas TO
5 900 600 and spraying considerable
oil This production is from the top
of the black lime at a little less than
1900 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
CADDO WELL AT CYRIL
PRODUCES $50 BARRELS

Cyril. Okla, Aug. 1.-THE Caddo
Petroleum compzny's No. 2 Rowe
farm well in the southwest OF the
northeast Of 1910. has flowed a
steady stream Of oil since August II.
II is the biggest producer Of this dis
trict. making $50 barrels per day.
Elmer E. Klein has announced that
he viii drill on the Rowe farm The
test viii be started at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
GAS AND OIL FLOWING
FROM WELL AT GUNSIGHT

According 10 an Eastland, Texas,
report. IS locations have Been made
on the Frank Thorpe farm near Gun
sight. a short distance across the
stephens county line. The derricks
are in the vicinity Of The Sammies
OIL company's well which had been
braddenheaded off. but the gas burst
through the oil sand below and be
gan escaping at the rate Of 5000. 900
cubic feet a day. The oil is flowing
at the rate Of 1000 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
NEW WELL INDICATES
DESDEMONA EXTENSION

The Magnolia Petroleum company's
Mac Macarthur wen. which has been
flowing $50 barrels from the top OF
the pay sand from 200 feet. marks
a mile extension west for the Des-
demo1a. Texas. field. It is a mile
west OF the Mid Kansas company's
Dabney which has been the west limit
Of Desdemona production Another
well which is being watched is the
Lewis well which is two miles 10 the
west and a little north.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
LACK or PIPE LINES
INTERPRETERS WITH Production

The claim is made that the produc-
ton Of the Desdemona, Tex. field is
50. 900 barrels a day. although the
pipe line runs last week showed only
Il 900 barrels. or about one-half. The
new production last week was some
where near 10000 barrels. Of which
very little reached the pipe lines on
account Of great shortage Of storage
oil is run into earth tanks and il is esti-
mated that the loss by seepage and
evapora ton is great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
RANGER ROCK ISLAND
HAS 1890 BARREL WELL

The Ranger Rock Island company.
IN which FL Pasoans are interested,
has four rigs drilling and four rigs
ready in the Ranger and Desdemona-
Texas. fields. That concerns vel
on the Wright tract in Eastland coun-
ty IS flowing 1000 barrels from 3,44o
feet. but the biggest production is
not expected until a depth OF $500
feet is reached.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
OIL STRIKE IS REPORTED
In NORTHERN NEW MEXICO

santa Fe, y. NJ. Aug. 27.-On has
been struck in the northern part OF
Rio Arriba county. near the Colorado
line. according TO reports brought TO
Santa Fe by D. & r. C. trainmen- The
strike is said TO have been made into
wells near Azota. on the D. & r. G.,
and on Yellow creek. Each well is
said to be producing 30 barrels ana
the strike was made at a depth Of less
than 100e feet It has not been pos
sible TO learn this morning what
company is drilling the wells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Alpine. Tex, Aug. 25.-SeVenteen
wells viii be sunk in Brewster coun-
~. The Hargus No. ] has been spud-
6ed in % miles east OF here, near
Marathon Biologists have reported
favorably on this section
The Marathon Oil company viii
begin drilling soon on the A. 5. Gage
ranch. the first well Of a contract
Of seven wells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
MILL nRILL 4ooo 80.

Brady, Texas. Aug 24.-The Prairie
Oil and Gas compauy's test on survey
SO is drilling at $500 feet The well
is making a strong flow OF salt Wa
ter The hole viii be drilled 10 1000
feet unless something good IS found
at a lesser depth.
Eight hundred feet from the fore
going we'll the Prairie is sinking a
shallow test Casing is being set
prior 70 drilling the well through the
3s0-foot sand
The c. S. Thomas test.~survey 1881
is drilling with 9 10-inch hole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

A Coleman. Coleman county. Texas.
report is that the Magnolia company
and the Mitchell Production company
have completed a pipe line from that
town 20 the Gray ranch field, the
Morris field and the sun company's
well No. /, on the Daucy lease The
pumping machinery viii be delivered
in a few days after which the new
pipe line viii soon be in commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

4 report from Elda, Roosevelt
county. n. NJ, IS that the Great Wes-
tern Oh and Refining company has
commenced drilling nine miles west
OF that town. 1t is said that oil is
expected at q depth Of 1000 feet or
thereabouts. The company has 40.-
600 acres leased for oil and gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
GAS COMPANY TO RUN
MAINS TO OIL TOWN

The Oil Fields Gas company. cap
italized at 100000 has been formed
to furnish natural gas from the Hog
Creek fields TO various Texas towns
in that vicinity. Desdemona is al
ready served and lines are being
served for supplying gas to Jake
hamon, the new railroad town, and
others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

Win depths Of 4,UUU feet and over
are the reports from at least three
wells about Stephenville. Texas The
Tancy well was down 1000 feet and
in black lime. The Roberts well four
miles east OF Stephenville is the same
and the Cage well is preparing to go
10 800 feet II necessary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
WILL BUILD REFINERY
AT AMARILLO, TEXAS

A 1000 Darrell refinery will be
built in Amarillo. Texas. which seems
destined 10 be in a big gas district
if not oil The concern which plans
TO build it is the Amarillo Petroleum
and Refining company a site Of 30
acres was bought in East Amarillo
for this plant several weeks ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

A Cisco. Texas. report is that the
Humble Oil company is constructing
buildings in that place at a cost Of
$4,000, 600 10 be used as headquarters.
Among these buildings w I be a ma
chine shop. an ice plant, pipe shop,
garage, a central heating plant, etc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
WICHITA FALLS TO HAVE
TWO HUNDRED MORE WELLS

reported estimate OF the status
Of wells in Wichita county, Texas, is
that there are more than 200 wells
there n5v ready TO drill in. with the
casing set and awaiting the oppor-
tuuity 10 handle the OIL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

The Sinclair Gulf Oil company's
McGlothin well three miles south
east Of Ranger. Texas. ia a section
which has not heretofore proved sue
cessful. is reported as having come
In with from 200 20 900 barrels. The
production is from the lower Ranger
sand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
PAY 90 PERCENT DIVIDENDS
DRILLING TWO MORE WELLS

The Texas Chiet on and Gas COM
pany. operating in the northwest
Burkburnett field. in Wichita county,
has Just paid its second dividend Of
so percent. The company reports
that il has two other wells on the
sand and drilling has been started on
two others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
DRILL STRIKES OIL SAND
BENEATH ROCK FORMATION

Abilene. Texas. Aug. .2z-The Sears
wei near Merkel, which is being
closely guarded, has resumed drilling.
The oscar Parker No I well is
drilling in q very hard stone forma-
lion. The wen is four miles south
east OF here. It viii be drilled TO
lesser depth
A shallow pool is said to have been
opened up % miles south Of Big
Spring in Sterling county on the
Parramore ranch BY the 3cCarley Oil
association The oil was struck at
100 feet after the drill passed through
solid rock. il is said
c,-.;.- - =, NJ : iI7s--7- Po-7s Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27

The great gasser Of the Texas com
pany on the C. J. HarrolI tract eight
miles north OF Eastland. Texas. and
which has been running wild for 60
days wasting 100.0O0.000 cubic feet
Of gas daily has been brought under
control
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-27
CARDINAL MERCER WILL
LEAVE FOR l. = SEPT II

Brussels. Belgium. Aug. 27.-Cardi-
nal MERCER viii leave for the United
States on September 10. according 10
most recent information 1t IS said
that he probably VIII meet king Al
bert and queen Elizabeth in America.