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Evening star., 1919-03-22

Attractive corner residence: colonial porch
10 rooms and baths; very large lot; one
square from cars.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
CHEVY CHASE
Several desirable homes.


CHEVY CHASE
Several desirable homes.
VIRGINIA.
Overlooking Washington.
Attractive home, 81, 800.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
Handsome home, $12.5OO
10 rooms. baths. sleeping porches. 25-
foot fronta, fine view.
CLEVELAND PARK.
4, The abandonment home in this section; beau
TRULY planned; finely finished; wonderful
attractive grounds; $4,000.
cAEyY CHASE SECTION.
s,L Lot , 24o.l55: trees. shrubhery. flowers. fruit;
hsss .'ssf 6atss; ssaoa 5at
same section. 3 rooms l bath. $1,000.
LEE d. LATIMER CO.,
-Franklin 6106: 1884 N. Y. ave-
TO CoLORED FAMILY WHO HAS 81, 900
bath brick house on Sherman ave. between
farmont and Girard sts.. for $450O This
is In h and has
JAKOMA PARK-OVER AN ACRE or
ground. with two semi-detached houses and
garage; all modern improvements; hot-water
heat heat, gas and electric lights; i've minutes
5ailroad. .ra,h Apply to No. Takoma ave,
1921 FAIRMONT ST. NV; 3.STORY, NINE
rooms and bath; furnace heat; lot 1sx15O to
alley. Price, So. $50. X. W. CHAMPION. Ss23
Warder st.: tel. Col. 5004. 1882 N. 7. ave.
NV; tel. Main 1870. -
100 ST. S.W; 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
cellar; hot.water heat; 2-story brick saraEe
for two cars; all modern improvements; s., GOO.
FLOYD Il. DAVIS. 7th and Il s.w
$50 MD. AVE. NE; NINE-ROOM BRICK
house; large lot to psved alley; price, a, 500.
FLOYD E. DAVIS. 7th and e Sta. s.w,
8l7 MASS. AVE. NE: sEVEN-ROOM BRICK
house; good size lot to alley; price, a. 500
FLOYD E DAVIS. 7th and r sts. s.w
TWO-STORY BRICK CORNER STORE AND
dwelling. eight rooms and bath: large cellar:
81 500
:. So Owner. lAS O. a. ...s
Evening star., 1919-03-22

Il PER CENT INVESTMENT.
Two hye-room bricks on 4th st. near N NV
renting for 429 80; s., 300.
WILCOX, HANE & CO, INC,
u ~
Evening star., 1919-03-22
FOR sALE-HoUSEs.
Continued.

NEAR PARK ROAD ON THE HEIGHTS.
beautiful, semi-detached. modern home: 10
large. bright rooms and bath: modern heating
plant; irst-class condition. price, 81 600; terms
easy, and immediate possession.
MOORE HILL. INC.
Evening star., 1919-03-22

N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
72l 18th St. NV.
PHONE n. 5904-5.
Evening star., 1919-03-22

Near 10th and Newton NV.
Pressed bay window brick; eight large, bright
rooms and bath; electric lights: newly papered
end painted: owner will sacrifice for 81. $50.
Come and see this home today. 1470 Newton
St NV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
STATE ELECTRICAL
MEN START THEIR
CONVENTION TODAY
Charles Wade, Chairman Of the
City Commission, Delivers the
Address Of Welcome 70 the Wis
iiors, who VIII Be Here 3 Days.

Charles y wade. chairman u the
city commission. delivered the ad-
dress % welcome a. the delegates 10
the annual convention of the New
Mexico Electrical association. which
started here this morning About
fifty raomhers from an parts % the
state have already arrived and u ~
expected that more viii get here In
time Tor the openiur session tomor.
row
". \. Townsend. " Las Vegas.
made the response 10 Commissioner
Wade'a address After which the
minutes ~ the inrt convention were
read hy the secretary The presidents
annual address wa delivered hy
President . V sinith of Ration THIS
was FOLLOWED ~ e tall on the subject
81 Industrial Lighting hy Mr. Wur.
fel representative uf the Wesunn-
house lamp company ~ san Fran
cisco
Regular business w1s then taken
Up comprising the reports ~ the
treasurer and the various committees
The meeting nro hr nr held ln he
uurlur ~ the Chamber ~ Commerce.
\ number % interesting addresses
Will D.. delivered this afternoon. a..
ter which tho members Will 20 to the
Albuquerque Country club where
ihcy VIII enjoy q smoker and get
together party
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
$4,000 Asked of
Legislature for
Drainage Battle
ln, sucrInI Onrrr-pnndrnIl

Santa Re. y. NJ. feh. ll-Ten
thousand dollars. or 49, much Of II a.
may b. necessary. " being asked 81
the New Mexico legislature 10 inati-
ute a trial against the state Of Colo
RADIO for drainage rights 10 water ~
the Ia Plata river. The suit arises
out of the opening % an Indian res
ervation In Colorado which attracted
a large number ~ settlers These
settler Installed an irrigation system
which took over an Increasingly large
nmOun ~ the water from the II Pa.
On. Until last season no water 10 al
crossed the Colorado state ~
Below the Colorado border q num-
her ~ farmers had been using the
Ia Plata waters for forty yearu prior
20 the opening ~ the reservation The
holdings ~ these people are being
rendered WORTHLESS ana the Invest
monts are being ruined by the inter
ference " the Colorado users The
suit Tor which itu.oCu b. asked would
require tho Colorado farmers to stop
using tha waters ~ the la Plata Tor
Irritation since d Now Mexico users
have prior rights. ~ II stated that an
the court decisions hctwecn two states
holding a. the prior rights theory in
the disposal ~ witcr have favored
the state whose residents could show
priority 10th Colorado aud Sew
MrNlcu hold Co That theory and there
Hsems Co boz ttfir question bat that
thr |rgilieuis ~ san Juan count,
" "uld fr,"lN. % favorable decision in
the courts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
GOVERNMENT WILL
NOT COMPETE WITH
PRODUCERS or WOOL
War Department Announces Wool
Supply VIII Not Be Sold While
Producers Are Marketing Their
1918 Clip.

Several Albuquerque wooi growers
have received word from Washington
that The government does not intend
90 compete with domestic producers
Of wool Following iH tho announce.
mcni received from the war depart
mUntt
IL is the intention ~ the war do
pnrtment 10 continue 10 sell ~ pub
iic auction such woods NJ manufac-
turers mny require with u minimum
reserve price. the equivalent % tho
Hritnh civil issue price. The basis
of tho Hritlsh clvii price will be main-
tnincd nH tho minimum reserve price
until July T. 1919
II iH not the intention OF the war
department w The sale Of wool now
owned BY the government TO COM
pete with the domestic producers Of
wool ~ b. the intcntion of the var
department on July I. 1919. when tho
domestic CLIP viii probably be- nffivf
inr IN the market In aufncient volume
90 supply the wants ~ manufacturer.
to discontinue offering a. auction or
lthcrw ao. until such n time nH the
domestic foducsr shall have had
ample opportunity ~ market his 1919
clip, November I. 1913. those rradi a
Of wool remaining IN the hands %
the government thRi would compeis
with the product % domestic wool
rrowSra"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
Bill to Fix Minimum
Wage of Herders Now
Up Before the House

Santa ~. y N, Zen. o. 81 reyiou.
freak legislation was completely
ecllpsed In the house o. representa-
uves when a proposal to establish .
minimum wage foF sheep hefdara wta
introduced. There AVE been mint
mum wage laws fur women. children
swpst-shor workers ana the nte but
u hill 60 rst q wage below which .
Hh"eihfrder 90 ruwpuncher cannot
work o. n legislative novelty
The proposed bin which Is " w.
lrl. sets D sT point on the scale
~ saiur ~ that may hr pnil hy cat.
uemon ur fhcruulru ~ the nhurtrs
who ear. Tor Their herds hY the month
~ SO aud board.
The hll alan urrHrrIheH That zoo men
nui lnhurrrH working iu the work
shops % a railroad shall pnV their
lahurerH az the rate % NOT loss thfn
% cents an hour while tho Inv
doubtless vac expected 90 read that
the luhprerr working fnr the railroad
could not De paid less thar li rents
pee hour. ID now clearly states that
n a brakeman hires q ia~undresH. be
shall pay her Hs cents hn hour.
should he hire a small buy to chop
wood. tho same wage APPLIES.
hut--aud here's size rub. After
proHcfihlnr "a minimum wHFe for
s~h'ophcrd.rs ana RANGE riders aud
employee 90 railroads the hlll states
that ul other lahorefs shall be- paid
"a The rate ~ twenty fvu eats N
hour To the poo uiumHrrf 20 h.
likely that a.. hlti " % not pass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
INSPECTION TRIP TO
FL PASO VALLEY WAS
VERY MUCH ENJOYED
Many Albuquerqueans Who View.
ed the Drainage in This Section
Are Enthusiastic Over the Great
Changes Accomplished.

quite u number OF the A%ibuquer-
uue men who made the trip 20 the
" t'aso valley ltnt week fuf the pur-
pose ~ Inspecting tho drainage there
snd In the Mcailln valley. returned
home last night hy train. The others
have started back hy automobile and
will arrive here some time tomorrow
Those attending tho Inspection from
socofro and Urlcn have sisp started
on b return trip iy auto 90 those
cities.
Yesterday was claimed hy many re-
turning h'tr tn hrvr been the most
Interesting dos of the entire trip
During The morning the drainage
south OF ~ rHHu wHs viewed This
has been 100 lone enough for the real
results Co 20 90" apparent
On" AltuUusruusiu declared this
morning That thIs s one ~ tho most
feffl" tu' desirable districts lu the
~uuihweHi orchards are nov flour
lfhiuE where, BE- short time ago swHmps
tru.u three tH eight feet deep made
D band absolutely worthleas
There HI many other orchards iu
thH district WhIru Formerly WIS si
wei nom frtFtrr that tie land WIS
untllabls
~ w.. said ul several ~ tho rr.
turning men thu morning that tho
conditions boz the % t'i-u valley are
similar Co tuu", boo many soc.
~ the valley Hruuu here aud
there Ig little doubt but thaf driiuar,
here could be- accomplished with as
guud u not better result. than have
teen uhta e. in the southern DIS.
irirt
Among those who arrived last usht
A. " struup James Uuhrcil
tountA Agent J - T.uaIeN and y D
& hHyes ~ i'alarItu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
DRESS WARM AND
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells rheumatism Sufferers TO
Take Salts ard Get Rid
of Uric acid.

Rheumatism b. mo- r,4pr,trr ~ are
son. ruiur uI rtuh ~ not the most
dangerous uf human affiliations b. Boz
700, Of the most painful Those sub
irrt Co rheumatism should eat less
meat urrsH Hr warmly ts possible
avoid trE uTiu, exposure and above
all drinh ln.s 81 pure water
EhnuWItisw Is caused hN uric acid
which D. generated BOO the huWnla and
absorbed into the blood II is the
function ur the klturNs 90 filter this
acid from tho hloud % cast b. uut In
the urine. the pores uf thr skin are
alsu l mrluH uf frryinE tho blood Of
thts imnurify tu damp amt chilly
cold weather thp skin pores ur" clos.
,d % ur turu.ug the Kidneys Go do
duunly Wurb thpH become weak and
slurrI.h and trIl fp eliminate this
uric acid which lpep- ivuumulhtl"g
and circulating through the system
eventually settling lu the Joints and
muscles Cousins stiffness. soreness
ami pain called rheumatism.
~ thu rri irving, uf rheumatism
Eoi from Iuh pharmacy about four
uuu.rs ut Dad SALTS pul t table
spoonful lu % glass of water and drink
before breakfast each muruiur for a
wesk This De- said tu eliminate uric
urI If stimulating the liduryH 60
normal action fhuH r.ddinu the blood
uf these Imuur.ti,-
.lI SlI.. Boz inexpensive harmless
and Boz mli, iIum the trIu pf grapes
ami lennon Juice combined with uthia
and Dr. u.,l with excellent results hN
thousands 60 t1ila Who are subject to
rheumatism
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
POPULAR MUSIC IS
N DEMAND BY THE
YANKS' N EUROPE
Y. N. O. A. Appeals 10 All Albu-
querqueans 10 Make Arrange
msnts for Sending Some Latest
Broadway Hits TO Overseas Boys

There IL a treat need low among
our boys In France and especially
among the "Yanka' now In The Amer
lean army Of occupation IN Germany
for some % the inicst popular sonEr.
Any person having a surpiuHnr- Or
this type % music should immediately
take 10 the question ~ aeuding ooue
Of II 20 the boys through h local
Y. ~ G. A. branch.
Song hits from broadway are Whist
the hoyn IN Germany want Tor fh~ir
winter concerts during tho montha
that Intervene between now y tho
close ~ the peace conferences. The
first request for music VAS filled
through the Y ~ q. a. before me
crossed ihe Rhine ~ was made by
Chaplin Ralph Z. Martin. who dror-
pod out 81 n marching column ~
send back word hy n He'd Triangle
worker 20 forward az lcnat nfty copies
81 new songs TO the men ~ hts unit
Planes and musical Instruments are
plentiful in Germany Feathalis and
ihsatsrs are alno easy 20 obtain. The
V N g A secretaries and rcEimcntai
chnniains afe working shoulder 20
shoulder % keep No the spirits % the
men. Chaplain Martins nny copies
of music ave been purchased IN Paris
hY the " NJ &. A. entertainment de-
paftmtnt and that regiment has been
attended 10. but
There are hundreds Of other rcxi.
msnfs IN Germany Thousands Of
hois want 20 sins. nun n whistle
the sonFs that are making broadway
laugh these days. 80 u has been VA
Ecsied that Tho folks back home who
are hearing those songs, lend a hand
by sending - the boys they know In
The A OF a. q piece Of music now
and then n ln not fasv b. got thcls
songs in Paris. aud the chances arc
they could 80 through the mail IRON
New York moro quickly than they
could BE- sent from the French metre
polls " the boy 10 whom the music
lr sent IL not unsteady inclined. he
can turn u over 90 the entertainers In
bio unii-and there are entertainers
in eNcry reg maut Therefore. h
sender need uot fear hat hts effort
may be- IN vain.
These rerimental concerto are being
trained secrstariss are being sent out
90 develop the amateur taient In each
com rnny and soon the men Who won
such rcnown a. fighters will be- equal
u umouH a. actors. Considerable
pride hos already zen aroused among
The men over the showing made hy
their ~reElIisntai entertainers.
y NJ q A. cantsen rirls with the
various regiments are working hard
90 promote thsse cohC.rtH Neheara-
nlF are held In the ~" huta with
rsEimgntai ehnpiaina. baud masters
aud m~us.cally Inclined officers aud
directors. Al are kccnly Interested
iu the developments and a friendly
rplrit % rivalry has already hcoh
mnnifcHted. z
The German populnec beea
much surprlaod 10 find the Americans
such lovers o. music. There h. hardly
e night when ~ concs or entertain
mruf - not given In each village the
nirr whore troops are stationed iuf
new music ia wanted and must bs
obtained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
WAR HAS COST HUNS
l6I BILLION MARKS.
SAYS FINANCE HEAD
German People Generally Do Not
Understand Situation in Which
War Has Left Them, Says Dr..
Schiller.

W,.mBr tsiturdnNr Fth o. tn,
GrruHu prupl, generally du mot Yet
understand CLEARLY No" financial sit.
uttUU 100 which the war hos lut them
uud thrN Hrr teu optimistic declared
lr sUhIffor tho minister ~ finance
iu ZEN address to M, German national
tssHmhi, iuduH &C. apparently us.
t.ulslri lhr huurr whom ho gave tn
statistics tu show that the VAT had
cost lbl uHu IHH 600 marks
90 schiller i-b,s the assembly ID.
Nut, t credit boz the form of e loan
fut -'.IHH. 600 .Uua marks the grrstos'
loan thr German people ever have
been asked tu raise, ur explained
that lHst October The government
stood uu the verge ~ financial "N.
htustiuu g. asked Tor t Crcii. Of
10000 5000 UTH marks. hu' whom THE
vas r'fus'i raised % hN means -
uHuh note irsurr
ur s,hi .rr emphasized tus iW.
IruttNr need uf and said
Do th" German people must luoa
upon expenditure Boo tn 'ntltt|N dIf.
forrut mauuc than formerly
iic said that the government would
need ~ billion marks during mo rae
rent year 90 cover interest pnN m,uts
alone lir said the government cN.
puru Go raise H.uuu. 600. 600 mutkH
from tho sale ct army stores ThIH
sum might have been greater b. the
stores had not been pillagod Us tho
troops
~ ON, WIS Bon a position 10 SAY
whether Gormauy would bee able Co
cNttirutc herself from tho present d.
UIuCiul situation. tho finance mluIs
ter said, hut % would depend in part
ON the KIND Of peace The allied powers
decided upon German, must Doe pa
ti'nt and wait The minister added
that GrtmuuN needs social %r.gon,tt-
ton and declared his intention Co
punish frauds aginst the government
more severely b against tndiyilu
ais Ho pleaded cor q new Hnu,'p-
"a Ut property which should shm
mat, the individual or put him in
the background making the individual
trtl that De was merely udWluiHicfiu
his property fur tho state
"uur expenditures have Increased
not only hscuusc of our needs. hut
be'auae uf bad financial measures
during d war the minister said
con the assumption Of IL short wli
considerable sums were wasted iu
%,urirhinE individuals Improperly On
addition the WNr program ot Yield
Marshal % Hinodnhurg WIS derlnr-
able from AN economic poiut Of view.
because of the manner iu which he
d@issipntcd one At tho conclusion
Of the war uniustucd strikes resulted
iu uu insane struggle fuT higher
wpgeH thus Increasing the expense o'
decentralization
Wtr expenditures the minister add
rl h1i hocn covered hN loans oi
which oulN the interest was covered
hN 'uNattun. There was not question
br schiller said. Of Hnnulliug tho
Wuf loans ur OF seigiuE savings 81
cash in hanks but the government
would have 10 lr,N taxes IN k~epint
with tho oronOmlr situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17

Admirers 81 Roy stewart. the
whlrlwind western star who has su
thoroughly ridden and fought his way
into The hearts of Triangle picture
lovers. viii have AN opportunity go 500
him iu a story ~ his ~ writing
Cactus 'randal'
Air stewart. 10 may be remember.
ed, ls not an ordinary ,uw-p unchcr.
tie b. q college grnduute with "a fine
literary training, ami understands
plays ana playwriting AZ thoroughly
a. the men whose dramas are hold
INK the boards on broadway.
Cactus tranuall' ~ 4 thrilllnu
story ~ Il man % iron who boards u
Mexican bandit In his den In order
10 rescue a girl In the bandits power.
Cattle rustlinE. hard riding. grim
ahouting ana spirited action teen
throughout this picture,
riin smith. Roy stewards director.
took special pains 90 make his story
N 10Y stewards a superb and un-
usual production. as Roy stewart 10
q beloved pal 81 tlffs
Supporting Mr. stewart II n new
rnd dazzling beautiful heroine. Mar
ion Marvin She b. said o. be a die.
covcry Others in the east are Pete
Morrison. William Ellengford and
Joe Nlckspn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
AZ TmE PNsTISIE

Miss Madame Traverse. the now
william FoN star. made q decided hat
yesterday ~ the paHtlme theator
whore her second william Fox photo
play. The Danger Zone was shown
The STAG b. not only a. real beauty but
she knows how o. dress she b. "a
finished artist. ana wurKs az 90 every
situation with rare skill There b.
plenty ~ thr.li in The Danger ZONE
and r. tght near the finish which sets
ones ntrvos On edge
Taking this picture In conjunction
with The taillauN Case in which
she first appeared under the Fox
management. II h. not too much 60
say hat Miss Traverse Will become
a biE hyorite with motion picture
followers here
Tho scenic effects IN The Danger
Zone" are Tar above The usual stlnd-
ard. one ~ tho scenes is copied
from tho home 90 J. e. Morgan and
another from b Vanderbilt home
The breakers u Newport. a. l.
The above Be- being repeated at the
faztime today, also tho charles
chaplin comedy. The Rival Mash
pr"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
Senator'S Are Not
Likely to Limit
Talk on League
J -.

Washington. Feb ~ senate lead.
ofs to-day know oi no addresses plan.
nod immediately ON the proposed ron
va tuition fur tho League ot nations hui
they reiterated their doubts whether
senate debate could hs restrained ps
requested hN President Wilson until
tu,I tphrunn tt when th, Wrm-
hers Of tho foreisu uffaits committees
ut both houses uI, 10 dime with the
president An attack uU the league
plnr WIS suto 90 draw 90 reply and
p~rvripitHt, debate
There WIS Uu,h Informal talk AZ
the capitol about mo situation uu'
democratic senator. vhu hos spoken
in opposition Co ihr lDtau' slIl Dc
intended Co speak again whenever 10,
regarded the timt us oppprtuuC
senator Gore oi oklahoma said.
Apparently the nation except 'th'
met Officers uud GA presidents iH Co
go INTO u state ui ,ttul,psN ON the
question, tor ut least ten days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
Red Propaganda
Must Be Halted,
Senators Urge
10.

Wellington reh o. Drastic law
tu check spread ~ radical prupHFan-
Dc w,r" advocated in tho senate To-.
day Dos senators Thomas ~ colorado
aud Weeks ~ Massachusetts, In die.
cussIng the appropriation hll senator
Thomas said "rod publications we're
sprlnr.ns up like mushrooms
We ute frIttcriug our time away
said Nv Thomas while W. are uu
the ~, of o. volcanic %uphotvtl These
red publications are not uu5 urou
aging und advising lusurtsrNun. bur
trD preaching the doctrine ~ tho
duEgcr an, %. torch a-unouurluE that
u|NsrHtal massacre aud destruction
vll soon Hsg u We are minimizing
the magnitude of these conditions
DuIliala uf tHr government are 49,.
pine fur iH,h Of legislative authority
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
SrNHrN,NNs PLUMBER
NI~iIIi Milan row y,

Egruu t|Surlafl Feb &c. Sparta
Itu Iruups Iruu nearby tow march.
90 Iutu G,IHruh .I,hUu 100 M,sipNIIIH
lHIIf this mufninl and D,,rpuW,ruI
.H" lurfI military 1ud ponce forces
re- portion ct which went ut,f Geo tho
F,HftHtHrs Tie ~uluut,r.rg uI fuu
.N followed.
TO-, doors ui houses were blown BOO
with ntUi sI.UrIs Hrd muUI huufi
UHr secured Ir 90, s~uHrtHulu.
TH. G,lsUukIU,U,u banks tuI tH,
cts treasury lDd been warmed In
tHu and saved th,lI uui.
Tine nIi'rH SIHriuUtrs .nm, fUum
I.Ht'urUt tuu Mtftrnsgh,fI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-17
lBI.ttNAIJIiJO NOTES.

Mr.. 4 Heer. for many years located
az Grants, n ~. ir now connected
with the nernniiio Mercantile COM
pany A. travelling auditor.
Mariana % Montoya. sheriff %
Saudnyal county. has been presented
hy his many frlenas In his county
With q badge Insignia ~ his office
being Of solid gold with "a beautiful
diamond % fine setting Mr. Mtntuya
d. very proud ~ this handsome tuk-
ON. and the friendship ~ hir fellow
citizens u this cuunty. and he desires
now TO express 10 ell % them, VIII,
in this friendly way remembered him
express his most sincere thanks and
promises 90 realize their token Of cs-
teen hy faithful service during the
term ~ his office.
ERNEST seiiRmHn Will he stationed
~ Domingo for some time a. replace
Mr. wertheim. who left Tor Wagon
Mound with HE family