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New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
NEW NOVELS
FOUNDIN ANY BOOKsTOR-
The Book Of Susan

81 LIE WILSON DODD
Cultured society hit off with
keen ;ronic touches. $500
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
The Young Physician

BY F. BRETT YOUNG
BY the author OF The Crescent
Moon" $3.50
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
Biography

LIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. JESSE
COLLINCS BY Jesse Ceilings and Str
John l. Cream. Published By LonEuAnA
Green q Co. New York.
Tho autobiography and biography Of
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
Steel Preferrcd
A Maker of aiusS

By HERSCHEL s. HALL s.
A big story Of the steel mills.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
The Pointanu Man

By MARJORIE DOUIE
\ detective story on quite orig
NAL, amusing lines. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
w. L. + oster Gives His Version
Blame for the Failure Is Placed on Organ
ICED Labor

steel followins r.~
~ autumn Is signfi
III
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
VaniShiru Men

BY RICHARD w. CHILD
A mystery story, and q love
story Of rare charm. 500
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01

K1O-7DON, July 10.
s: ;::: :'. !: ::
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
The Awakening Of China
Old Customs and New Ideas Blend Curiouslv in
First Oriental Republic

HINA is now experiencing
curious aralgamation Of mod
ern ideas with customs that
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
BoIshevist Management Has
Practically Killed One Of Coun-
try's Greatest Assets.
MANY MILLS ARE STOPPED
Doubt Expressed That They VIII Ever
start Up Aoaln-With' Experts Gone
UnskilIed Labor Has Ruined
Most Of Machinery.

London.-Russia's great prewar cot
ton industry has suffered to such an
extent during the revolution that 1t is
doubtful whether many Of the mills
ever will be able to operate again. says
Sir Charles NIAGARA. an English au-
thOrity In the worlds cotton trade. in
an interview In the Yorkshire Post.
English Manager Gives Facts.
Based upon information obtained
from an Englishman who recently re-
turned from Russia, where for four.
teen years he vas the manager Of a
large cotton factory near Moscow. Sir
Charles estimates that Of the 100000
spindles running In Russia before the
revolution not more than 100000 or
100000 are BOW operating.
The experiences Of the English man
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
Discovery Of Timber Suitable for
Pulp Starts New Inquiry.
Boundary Line Between Newfoundland
D and Canadian Province Of Quebec
Long In Dispute.

st. Johns. N. F.--Recent surveys Of
Labrador which have disclosed i'm
mense Of timber suitable for
pulp and paper manufacture have led
to n revival Of efforts to bring about
a determination Of the boundary line
between Newfoundland and the Cana
dian province Of Quebec.
This line has never been laid down
by actual survey, and Its various def
nitions AS given In the documents Is
sued Mt intervals In the last century
and a half are SO vague that govern
ment officials do not know just how
much of Labrador belongs to New
~foundland and how much to Canada.
That Labrador Is rich In many nat
ural resources, including enormous wa
ter power. has long been known, but
the practicability Of utilizing its for
ests for paper making was not demon
strated until the worldwide paper
shortage led to exhaustive ~investiga-
tiOns of the territory.
This resulted In applications by pro-
moters to the Newfoundland govern
ment for timber limits I'm Labrador.
AS these could not be acted upon up-
til II was determined whether New
f~oundland owned the land In question
representatives Of this colony were
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
FIX LABRADOR LIMITS

sent to London later In the summer to
discuss with eminent English counsel
the preparation Of a formal draft of
Newfoundland's Labrador claims as
opposed to those of Canada.
The coast Of Labrador was an
nexed to Newfoundland In 1863. Ten
years later, owing to difficulties aris-
Ing out Of grants made to a number of
persons under the French rule, 1t was
changed to Canadian Jurisdiction. In
1908 II was again transferred to New
%fOundland, and has since been attached
to that country.
The difficulty crises over different
interpretations Of the words "coast
Of Labrador" One view Is that New
f%oundland can claim only the coast be-
tween Blanc Sablon and Cape Chidley.
with perhaps half a mile inland, and
that the rest Of Labrador belongs to
Canada.
As defined In the letters patent con.
stitutlng the office of governor Of New.
f%oundland, the boundary was described
as n line drawn between Blanc SablOn
and Cape Chidley, which would pass
through the ocean In certain sections
and leave large areas of the coast to
the westward Of the line and there
fore not under Newfoundland jurisdic.
ton.
Many Newfoundland officials hold to
the view that the correct delimi,ation
was made In a seasonal paper issued
in this colony in 1864. Under the
~phraseology of this document New
%fOundlnnd would be entitled to thou
sands of square miles of the interior
Of the Labrador peninsula In addition
to the coast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
CLOCK TICKS FOR 1O4 YEARS
Indiana Man Has %TImepiece Mace IN
1916 Which Has Run Ever since,
Keeping Good Time.

Je~ffersonville, Tnd.-1ra Fouts Of
New Washington has n clock which
has run since It was made in 1910.
II Is hanging In n brick house built
In 1926. The clock was made by VIII
liam Thompson, m E~nglishman. nc.
cOrding to n statement posted In tho
back Of the clock In 1908 by the late
John Calvin Fouts. father Of the pres
ent n Mr.. Fouts said Thompson
brought his tools and brass plates
from England and cut out all the
wheels and machinery, piece by piece.
The father of John Calvin Fouts start
ed the clock running May II, 1916, and
It has run 104 years. keeping good
time. o
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
Russian Cotton
Industry Ruined

nger of the Moscow factory were told
as an example of the methods en-
ployed by the revolutionists in dealing
with n Of Russia's great Industrial
assets, the textile factories In the Mos.
COW district. This particular mill car.
ried on all the processes from cotton
spinning to the finished product, 1900
workers having been employed under
normal operating conditions.
When the Bolshevlki assumed power
the whole cotton industry was nation.
allied. At every mill committees were
formed and finally, In October, 1919. a
decree was Issued that all who had
been connected with the former owners
would have to leave.
Mills All Stopped.
With the experts gone the mill
stopped. After a time attempts were
made to restart It, but It was almost
impossible to obtain raw cotton. Small
quantities were obtained, which, after
being diluted with IS per rent waste,
was put through the processes.
The machinery 10Y Is in a very bad
state. In such a state, In fact. that II
would be almost impossible to operate
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
TAKE EVEN VERDUN LIGHTS
D~epredations Of Souvenir Hunters
Cause Of Fort Being Closed to
Visitors.

Paris.--A lesson to tourists too anxi.
Gus to take away with them souvenirs
of the battle front has just been given
by the military authorities Of Fort
vaux, which has hitherto been open
to visitors to Verdun.
The authorities have decided to close
the fort indefinitely. A few days ago
a tourist took possession, doubtless rs
a souvenir, of an electric lamp bulb.
He was indiscreet enough to make
flourish Of the bulb in n yerdun cafe.
The military authorities confiscated
the bulb, and then came the order
to bar visitors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18

the fnciutA rio.
information given Sjr ,r.
ever machines are dana ga uiIltr IL,
chimes are denudcd OF parts ~ ieiHi
them.
Sir Charles stated that there vas
little possibility Of English workmen
going to Russia for employment in tex
tile factories. Mills In Germany and
Austria were turning out only from %
to 30 per cent Of the normal produc-
ton, he said. and English workers
faced the almost impossible task Of
making up for the four and one-half
years stoppage Of textile manufacture
owing to the war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
Gets Bullets When He
SlurS Woman'S COOKING

Chester, Pa.--Angered when
Louis Crew criticised the quail
ty of food and the manner In
which II was cooked. James
Shelley, whose wife does the
cooking Crew complained of,
fired two bullets into Crew, the
police say, and then disappeared.
Crew and Shelley have been en-
ployed for some time by William
NJ. Kerr, on his stock farm near
this city. and Crew boarded with
Shelley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
Oouble-H Headed Chick.
Gertie

Westminster. Md.-Mrs. Gertie
Lowe Of Westminster has a freak
chicken that is six weeks old and has
a head on both ends. She calls It a
double header" and says 1t Is in.
terestlng to see It when 1t sees a
grain of corn. Both ends struggle for
It.. and they roll vel and over with
no chance for n compromise. The
heads are too far apart for a battle
royal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18
His Musical Home.

S~teubenville, O.-S. o. Leeman has
solved the high cost VI building. lie
has been saving piano boxes and Is
now building a home Of them. The
house will contain three rooms and a
bathroom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18

Many a man hasn't felt slippers
since he vas a hoy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18

View OF The grave ana monument
erected by members Of his crew to
Capt. Charles Algernon Fryatt. master
Of the steamship Brussels, who was
Illegally executed by the Germans at
Bruges July q, 1915. The monument
stands at Dover Court, England.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-11-18

Many a rich girl makes q poor wife.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
COMPLIMENTARY bridge

Mrs Henry \. Gooch entertained do
lightfully Thursday afternoon at her
hum'. e0uo Munroc street. hunurins
Mr. John Mcclure. ~ Ovofton. Nclir
aud Miss Ethel Cni,h. cd Wichita fall-
iifldgr WIS uamrl l~ 90" aitrrn"uu O.
diversion. aud IN rnums attistiOully dec
GRATED tur a." nctnsiuu with variety
90 uuw'rs pluckrd FROM h,r own rni
den Mr.. Groch had arranged four
Tables lUr 10" game, Aifci nuinh"'
"f .nioyahl" rounds srurps were tuialrl.
ana Mrs ltlice Sfuuutt ls high sc"rr
holder, was presented with dainty
hand 'Whtuil red handkerchief T1u
hUu'r guests We're each presented 81. %
similar Wlits
Inter delicious sli1d course yves
r'rf,l The guest Nst fur jh" occasion
Included. beside thr huuurf's Me
DANES a. l.. EppI,r uf i'nnsvlvlni o.
i'"ni burgess. Henry Ar-l,y, Harvey
i:IdDy Wiil Mnnninr. l'rn Muuuing .,
T.. k"ir y. \ v Arnold. Ted Nec''
Iui Misses Mildred nud Frances iiu
l'e. lrli.p Siinu'f NfuihF hlhlsl
and I,inl p,udirtuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

honor guest as she o. l"i these. and
fhr up' ming IT each W. rfe"ted wifii
ordinations ~ delight for each con.
tanned sumc delightful Eift, useful Nv
fIir culinary department
Latter Boo the afternoon delicious o..
Hrhmtut course ui lee cream ans
..ist carrying uIt tho ,olur ~.h~iup Coz
IUr uiitiuuun. WIS served the honor
.u.l uui Misses Louis. i.rNrN'u.
GLADYS tullIur. GuUlplc Niuryur1
LuHItr llukin. uf iiruWuWnod Eufu.
1.rt and isdfI Virgin oliver Eri
iltle Mary cora oliver. France
thul,ss iue,llr Clayhruuk. Irene ell
H,It W claude l.ria Sanford. uu
Louis, Jewell nl Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
IIanaring Kentucky Visitor

Misses Martha and Kenny Mullen cr.
u,'Hin'd m"si dclirhlfully "Wednesday
.N.uIur ai fh' q. . Parsons residence
1900 Nlu Barren street. hunuriur pruf
lDu' l'hn.or. o. visitor from iiupku
t.Ur rs
Tl, Wli'uDty Df the weather
..u.tl uH riHaslr tu 90" evening
...Iurr. fur there we're thirty ut,
HIt.fs pr .'ut. and thr evening urutrl
IIN.t enjoyable enc. Various gam f.
Ini contests wer" enjoyed until 10 II.
HHur phtu dsiirious refreshments O'
i"' ,uum and cake wen, served Iy %
uuHfta.rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08

tHNt hWffNN
~ thy God given thee al his talents
To usa tili be- come a. reclaim.
thy hand. the reward of the lai'or
Which this talent has wrought IN
hix nameg
.aen Do with glad heart his commls
sion.
And trust IN his Infinite might;
Tear not" saith the Lord. i ann win
thee"
His s1lldancc and judgments are
right.
,cs thy talent seem small-almus'
useless
Compared with the work 10 'r
wrought
ien think al the loay"s and IA" Fishes
That the yuath of h"thsaid'
brought.
o. thy talents like small lolyos auI
fishes.
To the hand II the master ar'
given,
ly his sisssing the leeds they accom-
plish
shall ring with hls glory L. heaven
dr the task that thy Master has s,i
thee.
Tho ability too has been given;
Icn say not thy talent Is uscivs--
Unworthy az, mission from heaven
~ Cod given powers are nttrd
liy him who has given tu thee,
sr thy duty. and labor mus;
strengthen
Thy hand as Cod wished % CO. ho.
i-'ar not. then. bat strive Co. accomplish
In his name each small task Do"
assigned.
"a talents and words all hly" power
Cntu that fui which each Is 90"
signed,
q tie ch,Dsss o. make VS. bis servants
In scfylce piss under the Iud
"a the faithful ones each are o.
wafdcd
With IN, favor and hl,ssing of God
There Is no room IN Gods world 30
nIle who Withdraw from circulation
There are men ana women WIN have
atty Who possess Resources Uf mind
a heart. uf position and property 81
tiuenuc aud example. but thoN k,'p
.ase resources in oald storage. Th,F
,- 10: uane their RlGls.
rhey could I've I. hlg Hfr. bat theirs
small life. They could BE- inset 20.
"a they are selfish. They could fun
f.on career that would stir and hlrs-
- world, out th,y are endowed idlcrS.
They deliberately defeat the purpoS'
their creation. Gods capital o.
lman life lite operates thruagh pep
e. but these rich oilers have taken
At much Of the aapiial stock 10 thr
mighty out ~ circulation. They are
ming against themselves against a..
sty. and against IN. Gutl who made
.ssm "a be- OF Eufne sefviCe o. mankind.
Silently. but r-iuorSelessiy the sen.
nce EXECUTES ii~el. No man can keep
hat he declines a. Use. Your posssss
rs are really limited to what you
ave In circulation.
f;od II not In the c1ld storage bust.
irss Oue may b. gifted. but % be- ducs
q use his gifts. they los. their value.
o. may he talented. hut Il h. dors not
srcise his talents. Il II the same ls
he did not possess them. Your title
sour endowment must D. yindicaied
"a cannot validate your business Wi.h
ign board. You must proslucc tn
asds. You must get your life asses
20 active circulation or quit business.
his n the only title O. earth eternity
isects-an honest effort dav hy day
make the most ~ YOUR life and your
.l'ortuniiy. The millionaire b. not r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
@(5IEfFD
RUTH j. MEYER

uuird ip 10 Goo stunts OF pur'
thr Wlg,.caru,l is uoi as'v,l tu ls-u.r.
th' responsibility ,f thr millionaire hH'
each must iIDr hIs ulIf ul th. if,ui 1rd
,aiN un Declining h. i- ,tsUirrri
'Tur uHfn rtrIk unr ihIt hath DO
D. given Hnd boz small have Abundance,
hal uuu um that hlth mot .hIll 90
tkcu AWAY oven tbIt which hr hath.
Wichita Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-08
.TnII\-AI MInNIniIr

march 90 Father Time. The Mis-
sion Ili-aier win give = midnight matt
nee tonight. and un this account. Ne
Wiil r-ingin uprn a. serve live hunril",
with lirNan cocktails. etc Phone y1ur
r,,i taiiun early. Phones $40 AMI siS.
~ ATu\'S Urpg Stor,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
cnoD ROADS BOND ELECTION IN
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT OF
GREENBRIER COUNTY.

A. 4 special term OF the County
cour; OF Greenbrier County, West
Virginia. under call duly and regu-
iarly made and published according
10 law for the purpose, among others,
oi making and entering the follow
inc order. held at the court house Of
said county ON the l 1th day Of March,
1920:
It appearing to the court from the
crler made and entered by this court
on the md day OF March, 1920, that
I'd. N. Marshall and 165 other legal
District OF Greenbrier County, West
Virginia. presented their petition to
this court, signed by said voters,
praying this court TO submit to the
legal voters of said Williamsburg
District. including the voters of the
Town OF Williamsburg therein, at a
special election to be called and held
for the purpose therein, the question
Of issuing the bonds of said district
in the sum of 500, 100000 for the pur-
pose of improving the roads Of said
district as named and described in
said petition, and it then appearing
to the court that said petition was
signed by more than rs per centum
OF the legal voters of said district,
including the voters of the Town of
Williamsburg therein, as indicated
by the total number of votes cast for
governor therein at the last election
thereof. 1t was ordered by this court
by order on said day duly made and
entered that the State Roa Commits
sion and the County Road Engineer
make the investigation, report and
estimate in respect to the roads
mentioned and described in said pc
nlion according to law, and said pc
utlon was ordered filed, and which
sald petition lis in the words and
hgnres following:
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1t is hereby ordered that the clerk
OF this court shall fort hwith post copy
OF this order in conspicuous place
in his office, and Il copy thereof at
the front door OF the court house,
Of this county. and that he shall
cause a copy thereof to be published
in the Grccnbricr Independent and
the West Virginia News. two news
papers OF opposite politics. published
in this county and Of general circu-
lation in said district, and which
publication shall be made in four
consecutive weekly issues OF said
special election. and the certificate
OF the editor or publisher of such
newspapers showing such publica-
ton under oath shall be copied in
the order book of this court by the
said clerk.
1t is further ordered that the clerk
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
county of Greenbrier, IS:
l" inc Honorable County Court OF
Greenbrier County


We the undersigned who are
ssai voters of Williamsburg Magis-
maiai District in said county. ,believ-
hs tiat the public interest demands
iT"t ne roads OF said williamsburg
tp a be permanently improved, do
=. 'upy request and petition the coun-
;muuft or Greenbrier County, West
,,; ;s'HIa. TO submit to the voters of
trio, Nliliamsburg Magisterial Dis
i nM'' Iliciurlng the Town of Williams
lug tnerein, at q special election
t Emeu lot the purpose. the PROPOSE
b buu or bonding the said Williams
,Tn MagiSterial District, including
in n' Town or Williamsburg therein,
roo5 1ne sum of S99,0OO.OO. the pro
bn ruS arising from the sale OF said
th UmuS' IN the event the issuance
tb o Is authorized, to be used for
rai,d purpose of establishing. locating.
i inv grading. regarding, ditch
i ns , u,raihing. bridging, and surfac-
nr win macadam or other process
III. material "al Of at least equal merit !,
AMI ,"ilowing roads in the direction
First io'io"ihs:
hnr, ihg IN the Town Of Williams
botSS 'nehce from said common point
h bpm north and south. the north
NOM, extending by way of pied
tho tho" w.! school House. Friars Hill to
IN ,b w ',iamsburg-Falling Spring line
Sou, he mead Of Cochrans Draft: the
stalk stall" branch extending by Corn
Kan,ntto the James River and
now "T I, ma Turnpike as the same is
Ioc",o located Or may be hereafter
loc local., Said road to be nroperlv
diroc,in graded and drained in both
tho ions , from said common point.
Droyin.th TO be carried forward ap-
poin m,Hia IL. equal distances from said
until III both directions at all times
dr1irnSIS'd road shall be located
the 'I raa graded ana prepared for
and metal from said James River
withdrawing Turnpike to said
before a an,, rg-Falling Spring line
and Hhny surfacing shall be applied
Hlrf,rim 'un so completed ready for
begin lug then said surfacing shall
'teSI AZ said common point and pro.
a2pro,ini. both directions thererrom
sl,inn,n'Nl.l,nateIy equal distances, until
iamo, Ian he surfaced from said
HN"r and Kanawha Turnpike
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
a 5S oHtk A&A 1EERRR8WE WIZ! I'LL r Of ttgyE
YOUR CONTRACTING THIS

DREADED DISEASE.
No one is immune to flu. The
germs are everywhere. No matter
where you live you will find the
germs. Even healthy persons have
difficulty in resisting this plague.
Persons who are run down and
who have colds arc in actual danger.
They have lazy livers and impure
blood. They cannot fight the dis
case.
Pepsotonc will put you in shape.
1t will purge the system of all i'm
puritics and will purify the blood.
IT Will carry new energy to the
tired nerves and 10 weakened It's
sues.
Your druggist has supply of
l'epsotone. Get Il Csc. package
from him today. You'll find that
it is mighty cheap health insur-
uncc. (3l
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02

good. Several local changes should
be made. however. these will in no
way detrimentally effect the servic-
aplilty OF the completed road to any
person now using the present road.
Inc following approximate esti-
mate OF the cost of construction is
submitted below:
Williamsburg to J. Il. and
* Turnpike, 90 miles.
Damage and fencing $500.
per mile 5000 m
Drainage-culverts and
pipe. $4,000 $4,000
,,,.,,. s75,5OO.OO
" llilamsburg to District
tine ! near Friars Hill
Damage and fencing $500.
per mile s1.3OO.OO
Grading $1,000 per mi. 45.5OO. 90
Grading 500 per mile 45,5OO.OO
Trout via Piedmont School
to Sunlight, $50 miles
Damage and fencing mono
Drainage $500. per mile $3.50. 90
Grading $4,000 per mile $500. 90
$S,750.O0
SUMMARY.
Williamsburg to J. Il. X.
turnpike $76,5OO.OO
Williamsburg to Dist. line -.
near Friars Hill S51 35O IN
trout 10 sunlight $S,75O.00
Iotal $136.6OO.OO
1t Is obvious from the above that
II Is unnecessary to estimate the
probable cost of paving, since the
amount of the fund is S99,OOO.OO.
Signed)
FRANK X. RAIDER.
County Engineer.
Approved by $780,
STATE ROAD COMMISSION.
(Signed)
c. p. 'FORTNEY, Chairman.
JULIUS h. MONROE, Secre-
tary-Treas.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-29

told 70 fiii a nt1napipf n feet IN
diameter rraehiHE from ~ i'atD % ne
moon. ~ ~ eytef Nhssnt hunrfiA ~
q depih ~ fir ltstfst
'ffon ;fa ppins ~ Monument 80.
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~ ihf iip gfaniN iat ~ tDifihfH'H
fprusr rf |cN NracrJ. 70 fffilNs rest
i1ty s}itpfnr4e IT elnGHiuir dfF at1
Empty afpr1t fNf 20 rallies tlqns This
march ihe ifuvtlff must carry uif ywn
water.
"fn 10 Aegi % ihe rough. ho4fila
fN1ftiiia ~ tJt Dog ainuftairs ntAl'
hfff ~ ~ aaff i.uH l,aafr nc llrn
reaches IeyiHf 20 ffpb fcft abfEe
no sf4. nnrklfg ihs eonimntd n
vide
tth fhe san ~ faardro yslisy tfe
Aise fsflNn4 20 fFrt riunlt8 ttfs
fltcs e1HtfH tAa rio rfahfir ft@
fn1en ~ Or eaaf Here Rios lhe iaui-
osf YrQA River. that hnE oifiokeG
afiesHi fffat ritagdefs thfDg,gh fhr
sHt NfElfpa State ~ fofioFn nua
ihroush ihc turnfnu' iequ indian
Npno finaff1 tfprttnF lniy fAf t'u4
ef Cnfif0f tfi0F Cnatrfis
iN me whsle 400 mails ri.fifh ffNu
fna 1850 GftH4a ~ tte poetic ti4a
Zinc rrOrsse Yuis Eve tsfWaneAf s9n-
nN 'hraughaa -a iene.h IS e1if shi
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finrr.fi o. ErN Nralan efiio oi
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