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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

might be the military representative of
the United States. The identity OF the
other delegate was a matter of specu
lation. If he is selected from the
peace delegation, it is believed that
Colonel House, health permitting. may
be the man. His knowledge of inter-
national affairs and the fact he pos
sesses the confidence of a large pro-
portion of tho European working class
appeared TO be the principal points in
his favor,
One of the most significant angles OF
the steering committees action was
the evidence of the power and in
fluenee that can be exercised by the
United States and Great Britain when
working in unison. The original pro-
nosal for some form of recognition Of
the soviet government was presented
By the British government in a joint
note to the other members of the big
ffve''-Ameriea, France. Italy and
I,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
BEG HOOVER S

Continued from Page one.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
LEN|Iv|TES TO

Continued From Page one.>
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
DELICIOUS SPREAD
A Syrup That's Good
All the Year

Domino Golden Syrup Is a real sur
prise TO the sweet taste--so satisfying
so appetizing, 1t appeals to every
body with its delicate flavor.
pure cane product-so wholesome
you can drink 1t, Eat It every meal
and never tire Of It. A fine food for
children-ra treat for the srown-ups
You viii like Domino Golden Syrup
1T Is SO different 1t has a most
tempting smack sweet. but not too
sweet, A taste that's Just little bit
better"
Just the proper consistency, neither
thick nor thin. spreads easily and
makes everything better, Try 1t on
bread, cakes, wafiles and biscuit,
There's nothing halt so good.
You win find Domino Golden Syrup
Ut your grocers in two sizes--lS on.
ard IS OF. cans, Order some today.
II is made by the American Sugar Re-
filming Company, refiners OF Domino
Package Sugars GRADUATED, Tablet,
Powdered. confeetioners. Brown adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

alton required, and which, in our naval
establishment, the officer OF the watch
would have given OF his own accord,
This scene put the car out of humor
for the rest OF the day In fact, | no.
ticed that whenever he met the kaiser
IN Russian surroundings, he looked OPP
pressed, Perhaps this was because the
kaiser Immediately became the natural
center OF the circle and, when dressed
In a Russian uniform, moved quite like
Russian in Russian society. Then the
car. In whose nature there was the
genuine Russian force OF passive re ;
sistance with little initiative, soon felt
himself outshown. Social and political
initiative always proceeded from us.
SO far as the opportunities allowed, !
always supported the kaiser's efforts,
which We're very active in their way, to
arrive at a good relationship with Rus
sia, and | was always able to enjoy
the good win OF the cxar, although his
nature constantly imposed consider
able measure OF retlcence.
In 1908. the kaiser sent me to Petro-
grad to see the ear on a very delicate
mission which kept to myself, in the
first place, because the Anglophile
czarina never len her husband alone
with me, and my conduct eventually
proved me right.
EDITORS note; Won Tirpitzs char
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

aoteriZation of the ozarina, who was
the German princess Alix OF Hessee, Is
not borne out by the best authenticated
versions OF her course during the early
stages Of the war, when her Qernfanp-
phile. sentiments were generally under
stood and accepted even In the court
Of PetrogFad)
can not judge whether this beau.
tlful woman was gifted intellectually.
n any ease, 50 far as I could, see, she
man fatherland. On this occasion |
warned the ezar Of the Far Eastern
danger which / estimated very graveiy,
In view Of the merely decorative ma
ture OF the Russian fleet In Asiatic
waters, which was well known to me.
| Nicholas who personally could not bear
considered the danger for Russia from
| Japan was past, for he now was too
| strong for the Japanese to do any more.
! regretted the RUSSO japanese war
On 29ur own account and even on Sept.
troops was still universally reekoned on,
| elaborate to Chancellor Won Buelow
| the danger that would arise II, in the
event Of q Russian defeat, we were left
as mere .outposts. In Shantung, We
could not initiate the cool way In which
war, although we did the Russian fleet
more service with our help and adj
vice within the bounds Of neutrality
| than the French did,
When Admiral Rojestvensky asked
that our naval attacha at Petrograd,
s vGn H MS the Rsss s s wA set es
Asiatlc waters, the kaiser refused to
give his permission on the ground that
such action inffinged neutrality, On the
other hand, II was an English person.
rel which took over to japan, after
cruissss, kasuga and Nlshin, which had
been built in Italy, and English naval
officers played very active and inn
portant part on Admiral Togo's staff
at Port Arthur.
In the battle OF Port Arthur Admiral
Togo wanted TO break off the engage
ment, under the impression that he had
Englishmen on his staff urged him to
keep on and shortly afterward the Rus
siaR admirals flagship, the csarevltch.
received a decisive blow.
Synopsis OF Fourteenth lnstallment.
| In his next installment Won Tirpitz in
a series OF intimate analyses shows the
S Sa.s wihsim Of msGaI f Ii the aI naval
plans Of Germany With Self-made de-
signs for warships which never, under
the rules Of nayal construction could
possibly exist, The former head OF
Germanys navy details the kaiser 9
sudden outbreaks OF excitement, and
what he believes. was 4 strong impulse
OF the kaiser to be an actor, Picthrins
the kaiser as the center and al the
san time the prey OF a group of in
| trigqers, he tells how he himself re
signed under the pressure OF the kali
sef's bitter criticisms, only to relent
when the mood OF the emperor passed
----------------s
(ro Be Continually
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
TO AID OLDER BOYS,

JACKSON, Miss, Oct l. tspll--Rob,
ert C, cubboR, Of Atlanta, director Of
physical exercises for the Southeastern
division Of the Y NJ, c, A. has been
engaged to direct reareatienal periods
at the Hattieshurs Older Boys confer
enoa TO open Friday for a three day
meeting, Mr. cubban " recognized as
one Of the south's greatest authorities
on the new type OF physical exercise
conferences will be held next week al
McComb City and Greenwood, and the
following week at Tupelo.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
EPlSC0PALIANS MEET
AT JACKSON, MISS,

JACKSON, Miss, Oct |. (Spll--
Episcepalians from all parts Of MissIs-
sipp are here tnday TO hear Of the
part they shall play In the awakening
campaign OF The denomination which
viii be presented by the Rev. Edward
Rev, Fioyd Rodgers, of I,ynehburg, Va.
The awakening campaign Ia to arouse
church people to a more jealous desire
for participation In all activities OF the
denomination,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
How Kaiser Met Csar.

For this reason also he liked to mix
with the German fleet where, released
from the restraint Of his position, he
felt and acted like a man among men
and conducted himself in frank and
agreeable manner toward us Among
his own people the GEAR. II seemed 10
me, was more than half O. prisoner, J
On the occasion of the historic meet
ing between the emperor and the cIaF
when both were cruising In their yachts
off Swlnemund, In 1907, the German
imperial yacht Hohenzollern sailed past
the rendezvous set for the reception,
and contrary TO the Arrangement UNI
derstoed between the car and the kali
ser, II had been understood that the
kaiser, on the Hohenzollern, was to lla
at anchor and hat the czar, on his
yacht, was to sail through the lines OF
our fleet.
But the emperor, In one OF his I'm
petuous moods, and doubtless not -un.
mindful of the theatrical effect lent by
the combination of surprised czar and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01

the marine panoply In which he made
OF himself the stellar figure, pressed
me to gail the HohenEollern on to meet
the czer II he had intended 20 sur
| prise Nicholas, he accomplished his de-
sign IN one Of the hitherto unwritten
serioeomio episodes Of European his
tory, We sighted the car off koberg
A. high sea was running, but In spite
OF this the kaiser ordered the imperial
barge TO be made ready and in the
full uniform Of an admiral OF the Rus
sian navy, started In the barge for the
Russian imperial yacht, a feat Of fool
hardy seanianship which the Russians
had not considered possible
Accordingly, no preparations had been
made aboard the cars yacht to receive
we could not understand why, for the
elementary help that ship can give
| TO q small, boat at sea conslsta In the
ship heavlng to 80 as 70 form = pro-
| lection. While we were passing around
the stern OF the ship the kaiser shout
| ed to the e1ar;
"Nlcky, won't you make a-lee?"
But the cars yacht still lay TO wind
reason why,
For the car, still IN undress, could
be glimpsed through Q portfolio making
| that had been forced upon him too soon
for Russian imperial dignity and cere-
mony, AS we came alongside we no
| ueed that the deck force was az at
| tention, having been ordered by the
sS Sc ~ adder 81 SwhIssSS n. he
kaiser should have gone aboard with
he usual grand ceremonial pomp, was
not let down,
Nothing remained but to SO forward
where aea ladder Of ropes, for the
use OF the Russian common sailors,
dangled down into the rough water,
The kaiser WAS beside himself with
rage. We saw the car, by this time
envelpped ii his uniform rush forward
on deck while those gigantic sRllors
fsoSd , e ssirtlg at q e, sttsotpa A. sapsss
czar Of oil the RusSiAs toward the sea
ladder; far behind him, and realizing
| The faux pas TO which they we're IN,
willing observers and actors, came such
high moguls Of the Russian arisocnary
as Fereifn Minister Count Lamsdorff,
Count Benkondorff, marshal Of the
eIar's court and Ambassador 10 Eng
Gnd, and Count Freeerlcks.
Gear Was In Bad Humor.
True 10 their knowledge OF the US,
ages Of such a ceremony. these grsn-
dess swarnlSd around the eompAhlon
down, The mounting Of liz forward
ladder az that time would have hesn
dfficult for anyone, and not without
danger for the kaiser Not even rope
was thrown down TO us from the cEar' )
yacht The cKar eame to meet the kali
ser alone, our arrival having been un-
expected, neither of the commanders
q the ozar's Sacht-~tor curiously enough
there We're two--would assume the re-.
sponsibilty IN spite of the pleading
lei cur naval attaohe who was aboard,
of giving the command which the eitu
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-01
California Syrup of Figs
Watch Your Child's Tonguel
Constipated Children Gladly Take


Tell your druggist you want genuine
"Cafornia Syrup of Figs" Full directions
and dose for babies and children Of all ages
who are constpated, bilious, feverish. tongue
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Look for the name California"
and accept no other Fig Syrup. beware!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Personals

ScrEt Maj Il " McCulloch has
returned HON" ana II displaying an
hunorbhi" discharge which he re
r'iv'd a. Fort Sll on THURSDAY. Wet.
como home, Mnc'
Nl4lo knatifF'' One or the wru
known old timers from Penny
Iania, IN reported to he critically III
nnd IN = dying condition At Mineral
wells Texas.
W. l. SInglcr uf the Standard Car
Construction company len Friday
ior ~. Louis on short business trip
w Dyson Of Wichita IL ia the
city looking after business Interests
o. Canary of Cancy. Kan Is
10 The city In conference win Ar
'hIr spenHicr his business partner.
and VIII doubtless move to Tulsa
shortly He viii meet warm wei.
come here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
OPERATIONS RESUMED
on BLUE FLAG
Shaft win Be Sunk To Depth of
non Feet

(Rocky Mountain NewD
CRIPPLE CREEK. Col, Jan.
l1.--Operations have beer re-
sumed at the main shaft OF the
Blue Flag Gold Mining Com
pany. on Raven HIN. and sink
ing Is to he carried on until a
depth OF I 400 feet Is attained.
The present depth Of the shaft
Is i,227 feet. II Is also planned
10 raise through from the l,l00,-
foot level to the S00-foot level.
thus insurlng the thorough ven-
tilation OF the mine while pros
pcctinE uneNplored territory.
The Blue Flag company also
owns valuable acreage In the
Breckenridge mining district and
IL driving It's Laurium tunnel nm
additional 800 feet to n point
400 feet from the portal, where
ore returning values OF from
$4,000 to Sll,0G0 per ton has
been found.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Two Aided Germans.

NEW YORK. March Charged
with conspiring In 1915 with Cap
tain Hans Boehms OF the German
general starr, now prisoner IN
England. to obtain for him fraudu-
lent American passport under the
name OF lelkes Thrasher, deceased
Carl 7. Thomas and Max Wyncr Of
this city, were arrested today and
held IN S25, 900 bonds each by Fed
eral Judge Learned Hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

barrels the FIRST - hours from mn1
found from 2.lS7 10 2,2UG feet
Sanders ana others have 4 .G0n.
600 feet Of gas IN the 2 200 To- . 23o.
foot pay ana showing Of oft ~
tho 2.11i to 2.i7b-fooi sand, In thrir
Sanders No. located In th" north
west corner ~ the guuthWc-t uF th'
northwest ~ . 2s.lVR
The same firm II rigging up on
80 on thIt farm IN she uorthN"s'
corner ~ ia suuth',..l ut the uuf.h
wont ~ Irtar 81 arct IN
The 'arun stake Du company Is
building uiFu lara pH FOR SO .
Coogan ~, I'd in me ,AIct cent .r "f
the northwest quarter ~ 26-2a21W
The Carter on 'pmpluy- No /
Menu located Ia the northeast corner
81 the unrrhrIHt uf the southwest
quarter uf 80. it.llw IN u location
The Central OIl a Refining CO.
IL drilling az $50 feet on their Mar.
I'm farm, test tn the northeast corner
of the uorlhonm or the southwrsr Of
30 ls. gov
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
The mines above mention nd
Join and are adjacent To the
PLUE FLAG.

In conclusion. all we can say
OF the Blue Flag properties
could not tell OF the possibilities
of these mines. They have pro-
duced thousands and ready to
produce millions. Only n limited
amount OF stock to be sold AT
800 per share (par valueo
either cash or on four equal
payments. Clip the coupon and
mall TO us today; do II now be
fore you forget. Let us send
you n prospectus and financial
statement OF the company. II
Will tell you in plain English the
facts OF n high-clnss proposition
and why we are disp osing OF this
limited amount OF stock.
A. l. HoLTOM & CO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

The Middlc sBies Petroleum rpn-
pany well ~ 3N.27-s u now making
20 barrels as the result of shot of
20 quarts II seems that This part ~
the OsaRo IL very much the same us
tho country around Chddo. Texas.
where frequently - shot mskes "a 500
barrel well out Of a dry hole,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

General Miller. who fpr urUv
years hH. hcou head uf the G1I"un
Signal on company. ht- resigned
and zoe Culiuau. formerly prr-l-
dent of the ToNie company has been
elected In his place The general
has doubtless ,arncd a long Naca-
lion which hr lg now taking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

charles 4 Hurlcr ls drillinR AZ coo
feet on his Lucy Miccp farm test In
the southeast corner ~ the south
west OF the northwest OF J0-1S-li.
The Test OIl company No ON
the Lizzie cMoorc in The northeast
corner of,tho northwest of The
southwcW Of 30.l3-ll lB a flW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING FACE,
South nf NONnInn.

Ibc IiONnIOn on n Gas 20 N0s n
rig up for test on the town lots
located in the center Of %" east line
OF me northwest of the southeast Of
1-iS-l6.
Tho oklahoma Producing A. Rr-
filming 60 is 'sraiddlug in iH t.Ft on
the q rulsom tarm lu ihr NORTH
east corner of lhr southea-. of the
northeast Of i-l3-lG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Tho gypsy oil compdny has made
location and IL moving In 400 feet
south OF The northeast corner OF lhc
northwest OF 1865 on the E Ker-
scN farm,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Home Builders

THE RETURN TO PEACE, PROSPERITY AND THE
PURSUIT of happiness needs safer surer barometer
than the real estate activity of a community.
HOME TIES ARE BEING CEMENTED, business enter
prise is alert-on every hand evidence of
tinuaton Of the growth of Tulsa.
WE ARE ALERT TO THE POSSIBILITIES and invite
your early consideration of our special offering.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

The w. II, Sanford oil & Gas com
pany has lbO-harrel producer In
their No. 9 well, In the northwest Of
tho southeast Of section it-25-1i.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

corner ~ the southwest OF the north.
west of 3O-17.ls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
CREEK MINES
MAKE BIG DISBURSEMENT
(Rocky Mountain News. }

(kocky Mountain Newe.)
CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. jan
1s.--With the payment OF the
dividend by the Vindicator Con-
solidated Gold Mining Company.
on Saturday. January rs. Grip
pie Creek mining companies
will have distributed f242.0oo
during the present month.
The four companies contrib
uting to this total are the Cres-
son Consolidated Gold Mining &
Milling Co., the Portland Gold
Mining Company, the Golden
Cycle Mining a. Reduction Co,
and the Nindlcator Consolidated
Gold Mining Company. These
four companies with the Janu-
airy disbursements made. will
have paid no less than f3i,13s,-
i026o In dividends. asGfollows:
Portland Gold Mining Company.
sl1,317.0S0; Golden Cycle Min
ing g. Reduction Co, $3.50
800: Cresson Consolidated Gold
Mining n Milling Co, $7.72l,-
1880: Vindlcator Consolidated
Gold Mining Company, s3.7s7.-
500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

WAGONER---J " Noclpel has o
6-barrei well at tlb to tg5 feet In
his No. 3 MARROW In the southwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

POTEAU. The IL Flore Gas &
Electric Cn. has n duster IN the
2. .3OO-foot sand and will abandon
their No. Hughes located In the
center Of the west line of the south
cast Of the southeast OF 22-7n-26c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

u claim showing location o
the Blue which
~
cal
adjoining property then paid
shepherd superintendent OF the Your mine equally
better with the development The
famous the world This OF five
within 900 OF line that 100000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
At CnWITA-nnier

At COWETi-Ra,emnn 81 nj. are
rigging mp on a mnchlne for test
on the Iowery farm, In the center
Of the north line OF the northwest
OF the northeast OF G5.l6.l6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
soUTUwEsrIJ,N OKLAHOMA

Tho CoHden oil A. Gas Co. In drill
Ing at 7b0 feet on their Koss farm
test In tho southeast corner OF the
southeast OF the northwest of lb-2s-
lbw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
sOUTu or IIAsKELL-I..

prndstreet g. Hull have "a failure In
the 2,2OO foot sand In their No. 2
Morris. located In the southeast cor
ner OF the northeast OF the northwest
quarter OF 20-16-ib.
Dammc Pringlc on Co. has n 40
barrel we'll In the 1879 TO l,2i7 pay
and the 1854 to i.2Gt foot sand IN
their No I Grnyson. IN the center OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

killing whore IA thousand lose
| their all, You can count the
| millionHircs In the oil Industry
In Oklahoma ON the fingers OF
| two hands. hut YOU could not
count without a string OF seven
figures thoC who have lost.
The public. the man or the
| woman or the administrator OF
an estate should remember that
the promoter is taking no risk
This Is ins,ancc1 IN an authenti-
catoh case which was brought
TO the attention OF The Daily
| on Record the other day, A
man went TO Hurkburnett and
wanted lease The lease
brokers asked him whore he
wanted It. lie said he did not
iTsre so long ~ he could say
that II w1s IN the liurkburnett
district Thou he got an option
ON 90 acres 20 miles from any
whore and went to Dallas In
cprporItcd a company ana, with
the aid Of a Few boosters, sold
5000 600 worth Of stock Ia two
hours ana got tho money for
it lIo agreed tn pay t25,OOo
for the lease. So that he cleaned
/ up {lT6,HOO IN two days what
does lt matter tn him whether
the lease Is good ur nui7 II
| now belongs TO the other fol-
lows.
In the case ~ tho Ect.rlch-
quick concerns. there aro dis
/ trlcts In Texas where lt costs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Get Rich-Quick Business

The reason why the govern
Ing board OF the kyN York stock
exchange refused FOR many years
TO list mining securities OF any
kind was that the gct-rich quick
artists, tho takers and the
grafters, 6romot NJ many fake
companies that II was impos-
Blhle to tell the sheep from the
goats. Another reason was that
the hazards of the mining In
dustry, whether II be gold. silver,
copper. oil, or any other mineral
were no great that the exchange
would not put the seal of its
approval on the stock because
such approval would be n guar
antcc OF merit II was only
when the companies Of the coun-
try engaged In the production of
OH engaged also In the refining
and transportation business and
had an established and assured
income and investment ala the
governing board list pny oil ne
Curitics at all aud even then only
a Few
PICK up any Texas paper now
and look at the advertisements
of cheap stock Look nt the
. notices W the organizations OF
stock exchanges with hundreds
OF companies ON the list Look
a. the crowds standing around
these exchanges poor care worn
gamblers taking the unsupported
word nf some alien broker who
has no fixed huhitatiun and plac-
ing their little savings on some
thing they know nothing about.
They are as lambs led to the.
slaughter They still believe IN
fairies and tho fairy talcs OF
fortunes made white you wait,
Some NJ these days the public
viii wake up 60 the fact that
the oil business is about the most
hazardous thing ON earth when
YOU hit q you may make some
thing. but when YOU miss IL YOU
lose II NIL nid YOU ever go to
Il race track ana see the lucky
boys cashinR the tickets ON tho
winning horse. and then go ho-
hind the Erandstaud and watch
the disappointed ones tearing up
the losing tickets and searchinr
theiIo pockets Tor money enough
90 paw street car fare back to
town. The oil business S. Just
. like that One man makes a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

OkMiId.II MIST--W g. Nee
81 a. have riE up for "A test on
the A. + Williama fnrw In th" north
west corner Of the southwest OF ~
nan The mmc firm ls rigging M
10 arm M on the " Doyle farTh
In tho center of the northeast OF the
southeast ~ 2G-ll-l1.
CurtIs. Aiken ct al. hsAc 95O-
hnrrcl well natural I'm their no I
Iicurv located In the srulhonsi cor
net. of the nurthrns' of th" southeast
OF a6-li-t1 Tho lfrn firm w zig
EinR up TO arm No ON the same
farm.