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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
NUN MEETS DEATH WHEN
FIRE DESTROYS CONVENT
Blaze OF Unknown Origin Totally
Wrecks Homo Of Wilkcs.Barre
Order, Sisters of Mercy.
MEANS OF ESCAPE CUT OFF
Heroic Sister Casimir Clings to
Window Ledge, GraSping Blessed
Sacrament, Until She Is Finally
Rescued by I!ircmcn on Ladders.
iHy univ.rsai scrv.eei

W1LkESBARHE. PA, March "l-
y nun was burned TO death. nine others
were burned or injured and the Wilk kes
Barre Convent OF the Order OF Mercy
vas practically destroyed by fire OF
unknown origin today The loss was
estimated at &i5o.00O
Mother Theresa, sister OF Rev. John
Walsh. OF f'orGham University, died
tonight in agony from her burns. Six
nuns are in Mercy hospital and three
others. whose injuries were less scTi-
GUS. arc being cared for in another
convent.
sixty sisters were in various parts
OF the building when tho fire was dis
covcr"h. as number Of poiicemen n
hurried to the building. Sister Greg
ory. who had been ciinging 20 a win
dow ledge on the third floor as flames
issued from the window above her
hands, swooned and fell 10 the ground
'Her fall was somewhat broken by two
men. who. StroVe Hnsuccessful!y 10
catch her.
The flames swept so rapidly through
the building that cRrcss by the stair
way was cut Off, and many of the sis
ters had difficulty in reaching The fire
escapes before being overcome by
smoke. Several We're rescued through
windows by the aid OF ladders Amon..
these was Sister Casimir. who caught
np the Blessed Sacrament and clunE
10 a window ledge while holding il
under one arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
DOLLS FURNISHED
UNIQUE CACHE FOR
FORBIDDEN LIQUOR
800 Quarts Of Brandy Discou-
cred by Eagerness OF Italian
To Escape.

BOSTON. March 2l.--An Italian i'm =
migrant woman's cagcrncss to remove
from her trunk Il large china doll, led
to the discovery by custom officials
today OF 300 quarts of brandy hidden
in various parts of the White Star
Liner Crctic. from Mediterranean ports.
The officers saw woman hastily
TAX doll from her trunk and attempt
10 carry IL away. They also noticed
that two other women on the pier
were cuddling dolls in their arms. Upon
investigation they found y gallon Jug
of brandy beneath the dress of the doll
and a quart bottle concealed in the
clothing OF each Of the others.
y search OF. the vessel brought to
light quantities Of liquor slowed in
ventilators and lockers behind piles
of life prcscrvers. Most OF 1t was
found in the crews quarters. No ar
rests were made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
RADICALS ATTEMPTING
TO OBTAIN MEMBERSHIP
IN AMERICAN LEGION
No ReUiHurni HiiiReSnH From
Such ERrOiinenf-Reds HAY
he Concerted.
BY Associated Press.

lNDlANAPoLIS. March 2I.-Warninr
that radicals are trying TO obtain mem
be!sh!p in the American Legion was
gwen IN statement issued tonight By
Arthur Woods. chairman OF the Ma
ucnal tmericanism Commission. from
national Headquarters in Indianapolis.
MIR. Woods said he had learned tina:
the Reds are seeking enrolment in
the legion in an effort TO learn what
action the former service mems organ
ization is taking against them and
their policies.
NO real harm. however. can be done
to the legion or its work OF promoting
Amer!canism oy The presence in its
membership OF such persons" declared
Nr. Woods.
We are working 10 promote public
welfare and good citizenship, and the
more they lind out about this work the
better. il will do them good.
They viii find IL very difficult-yes.
impossibic--to convert to belief in
anarchy mon OF the stuff that charac-
terizes our membership. and they will
run grave risk OF being converted
themselves to a belief in law and
order as a prerequisite TO social and
economic justice and happiness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
BALTIC TROOPS CONTINUE
"REIGN OF TERROR" IN BERLIN
Dn,hinE Through the City In Armored
Cars, shooting All who Inter-
ferc With Them.
NV Assoc,ated Press.

LONDON, March 2l.--The Rotterdan,
correspondent OF the London Times
sends a Berlin dispatch printed there
TO the effect that the agreement con
cludcd between the trade unions and
government parties had not brought
about slackcning Of tho tension In
Berlin. The presence OF Baltic troops
increases the confusion These troops
IN motor cars are Stt'l patrollinG the
city, and tcrroriZins the suburbs shoot
ing II they are interfcrcd with. hut they
are now. however. in thc service OF the
government. The people are not fully
aware OF this and inistaking them for
Hattie vehicles are demanding that the
government call IN South German
troops TO disarm them.
Berlin feels the menace on two sides
TO the west, the iutractabIe Baltic
troops; 10 the north, the workers army
The latter has brohcn up the pave
'nent ia the norcn-rn suburbs dug
trenches IN h" streets and placed
machine suuS' ana bomb throwers im
position. Ia u Uhurchyard wall en-
brasurcs have been made behind which
naChn. guns have been hNed
IL Is feared that when Noske's retcn-
ton becomes known the workers w!lt
persist IN their strike
shooting Arrays We're still in prog
rcss last night in the outlying districts
OF Heriin, particularly At Moablt whcr,
apparently ii large number or strikers
have armed themselves against tb~
remaining mill .ary forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
RUSSIA READY TO PAY
HER DEBT TO THE WORLD
Lcninc. Saying There Is No Use for
Money There, Wants to Resume
Trade With Z. S. and England.
PLENTY OF GOLD ON HAND
Bolshevist Chief Will Start Flow of
1t to Britain If Lloyd George Will
Only Give the Word That He Is
Ready to Do Business.
ISL FOnnEs w. FAIRnAInN.

ny Forbes w. FAIRBAIRN,
'nifcrsni Service STAN Correspondent.
LONDON, March 21.-George Lans-
bury. editor Of the Daily Herald. Just
back from six months tour OF So
Wet Russia, granted me today the
first Interview he has given since hi,
return. In the course Of the conver-
sation he quoted Leninc's own sum =
mary OF Russia's position as follows:
Russia stands ready to repay her
entire debt to the rest OF the world
We are not going TO repudiate one
penny. We are allowing the auditors
Of British banks to come to Russia
and check UP their debts preparatory
to repayment. Russia's natural re-
sources are ample tc take caro- OF all
her indebtedness.
Ready to Pay With Gold,
Regarding trade between Russla
and the rest OF the world. we are
ready and anxious to resume CONNER
gold and goods for anything we re
ceive. We are especially anxious to
begin trading with America and Eng
land. We want 10 stop lighting and
get to work.
Russia realizes she cannot do busi-
ness with the rest of the world on
commuDiStic lineS-at least not yet--
therefore. we are willing to trade IN
accordance with existing commercial
methods. Communistic Russia and
the rest OF the world must travel to-
gether until common ground is
reached.
Regarding direct negotiations with
the western powers. l stand ready TO
meet Lloyd George or any Of his rep
rescntatives at any place and at any
time. l know that once we meet there
Will be no more trouble, but there
must he negotiations before debts arc
paid and economic relations are re-
sumed in full force"
No Use for Money.
Mr.. Lansbury added: There is no
use for money In Russia. Paper
money Is less than worthless. and un-
der the perfect communistic system
no money is needed one simply gets
the necessities OF life in return for
ones labor.
AT the present time in Moscow ad-
mission 10 theaters is free and food
is equally distributed among the
population. so money is really no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
TWO DEAD WHEN NEWARK
THUGS MEET IN GUN FIGHT
Leading Gunmen OF Rival Factions
KILLED. One Being Found Pune
turcd with Twelve Bullets.
By Associated Press.

NEWARK. y. j.. March oI--Two
gangs OF "Gunmcn" clashed in q rcstau-
rant here today and when the smoke
cleared away the leader OF each faction
was found dead and another man. said
10 have been participant. WAS taken
10 n hospital in Il serious condition.
Enmity between gangs, capiained re :
spcctivcly by Arturo Papalardo and
PAtsy Hcnenanto, has existed for some
,trnc. according to the police.
Bcuenanto and his brother. tho police
say. were going home early today when
thcy saw Pa3lardo and five alleged
followers seated in the restaurant.
They entered and the firing began.
I'apaiardo was found by the police
sitting in chair, ciutchinG an empty
revoiver with twelve bullets in his
body. AS officer was cxamining 2
PapalardO, Patsy Benenanto staggered
n from a rear room mortally wounded.
lie died 4 few moments later.
Walls. mirrors and windows OF the
restaurant were puncturcd with bullet
NoleS and the police found six revolvcrs
un the floor. The restaurant employees
denied knowledge OF how the figh;
.tortcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
USE OF GAS BOMBS
IN BATTLING WITH CROOKS
Johns Hopkins University Chemist Advocates Police
Forces Try Sneezing Compound Mixed With Liberal
Supply of Chloroform as Effective

a., plentiful supply Of gas grena,les
ought 70 be available TO the police
force az comparatively small cost.
However! ii should be borne in mind
that the Sas made for war purposes
was intended 10 inhict heavy casual
TICS. Wni!e & gas suitable for llSr bv :,
ponce FORCE ought not To intiict perma :
nent injury, but merely disable tenn
porarily.
~ sncezne gas would be .ffec,ivc
in police work. 4 sneezing gas mixed
with chloroform gas also should he
good. Tor the former would disclose
the criminals location---in a case Ike
last Friday--and the chlnroform gas
would render him temporarily help
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
CONGRESS SEEKING
WAY TO END WAR
Senate Leaders Prepare to Take
Action on Knox Resolu-
NO POLICY IS FORMED
Illinois Republican Will Offer
New Peace Measure in
House Today.
10 POLICY IS FORMED

WASHINGTON, March @l.-A.though
active stcDs 10 d"ciar" Il state OF peace
by congressional resolution are not
expected until late this week. Repub-
lican leaders Of tho senate and House
are TO begin conferences tomorrow on
tho eXact form such a declaration
should. take.
some Senators and Representatives.
want TO phrase the peace measure in
the simplest affirmative terms. others
prefer 70 repeal the declaration cf war
and go on record as demanding Ger
siill others are for inclusion OF some
sort OF declaration OF international
policy.
Opposition Expected.
The principal opposition to a policy
declaration is expected 10 come from
the treaty irreconc!lablcs in the Sen
ate. some Of whom have told the ma
lority leaders they consider the time
itnionhortune for Congress TO take any
binding stand on the subject. These
Senators do not like even tho pending
peace resolution by Senator Knox. Re-
publican. Pennsylvania. which reafirms
the nclIef OF Congress in an intc-na-
tonal tribunal and disarmament
tor the present. however, the Knox
resolution has tn. right Of way SO far
as the Senate program is concerned
II was reported by the Foreign Rela-
tions Committe. in December. and un-
tsss ees. present res plans are changed VII
80 -, 'he pas!S "' pp"hiAE dlscusSlon
OF the subject lat. This week on the
Senate Hoor.
Situation in tho House.
In ;nc House tho situation i less
definite, the Republican leaders thcr,
having formulated no policy. In De
cembcr they declined 10 let the qucs-
t!on OF a ucacc declaration come up
AZ all. but many House members be-
lieve the case may he different now
that the Senate again has refused TO
ratlfy the treaty. The House Foreign
Affairs Committee already has sew
era! peace measures before il, and Rep-
rcsentativc Brittcn. Republican, nii-
nois, announced tonight that he would
introduce another tomorrow
With the treaty back AT the White
House and plans for "a peace dcclara
tion still "a their forn,.etive stage. !,
respite OF several days Vgenerallv is
expected in Congressional debat,. on
the issues raised in connection with
the establishment of peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
BANK DIRECTORS POST
NOTICE THAT CASHIER
IS $50, 600 SHORT
Deficit. Horrerer, Has Been
Made Good and Institution
Remains Open.
FBy Associated Pres.

COCHRAN, GA. March 2l.--A notice
signed by the board OF directors and
posted on the Citizens Bank OF Coch-
ran late today Stated that the cashier.
L. H.. Patrick. was reported to have
disappeared and that an audit OF the
books of the bank disclosed an alleged
shortage Of 100000.
The last statement of the bank dated
March IS, showed individual dcposite
OF Silo.ll2. The total resources are
given as $50 1852, in statement dated
March 10.
The notice added that the shortage
had been made good and that the bank
would open rs usual tomorrow. K H.
Peacock having been elected cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
Says Woman Who Feeds Tenderloins
Is Helping to Keep the Prices Up

MOncy-On-Mcat~ Week, beginning
today. which will resolve itself into
device for featuring the less cN-
pcnsivc cuts OF meat. The second
Is the promise of the New York
RcStnurant- -keeprrs' AsSOcintiOn and
Lunch-ROO League. composed Of
1000 members, 10 reduce the price
of lunches through cO-Opcratiye
buying. The third plan is the one
outlined by Mayor Iiylan for storing
goods of tenants cvictcd Mny Ist
for Inability To meet Increased
rentals I'm loft buildings. thus hit
ting Indirectly ut prohtcering land
lords.
Hut none or these measures will
spccfnculariy affect sonring prices,
according 10 Mr.. Hugo.
"Thc key to the whole monetary
difficulty" he snid, In explanation
Of the statements made today, .sIics
I'm the kitchen OF every homo. under
the very fuEers of the housewife
who rules there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22

BALTIMORE. March 2i.--Thc use by
police of gas bombs in instances such
as developed last Friday morning.
when negro. barr!cadcd in Il cellar,
held at bay zoo policemen for three
hours. has been suggested by Or. Rob
ert w Wood. OF Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
II should favor lachrymatory gas.
commonly, called tear gas. that would
by the police. spelling his shooting aim
and making him helpless" DIR. Wood
said such gas could have been
projected into the West Saratoga
street cellar by the simple act OF
throwing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
CARSON WILL REPRESENT
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH
Suit Instituted in British Court Is Con-
sidercd MS Initial Step Toward
Divorce.
!By ru!yersa! Serv:ee,l

INJ\ION, MArch .l.-Slr EdWar0 Car.
son VIII represent the Duchess of Marl.
boroush. formerly Consuc,o Vanderbilt.
OF New York. in court tomorrow when
her suit for the restitution OF con i,jgai
rights will be heard.
Niscount ErlciEh. Son Of Lord Read
the duke.
The Duchess Of marlborough. daugh-
ter or William *; Vanderbilt. Sr., and
tuted the suit for The restitution OF
conIugai rights on Friday; Th!s is the
tion for divorce in English courts
The duchess mother is now in Lon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
SENATORS PLAN To ACT
IN NEWBERRY CASE.
However, Committee Will Wait
Until Last Appeal Is
Decided.
WILL RECOUNT THE BALLOTS
Washington Gossip Indicates That
Ford May BE Denied Seat and
That Alden Smith VIII BE Named
to Fill Vacancy.
tBy Universal Service 4

WASHINGTON, March cl-wba.avc-
action the senate may take in the con-
viction OF Senator Truman Fl. New
berry by the Federal Court in Nichi-
gan, viii be withheld until. the case
has bcen finally adjudicated through
the processes OF appeal to the court OF
last resort. The statement was au-
thoTiHed today by Senate leaders. after
the news of Senator Newberrvs con
Viction became known.
mere is apparently" no disposition
on the part OF anyone in the Scnat. to
.a. .ake action in the matter until every
rlSht OF appeal guaranteed TO the con-
vicied Senator has been exhausted.
In the meantime. however, the sub
Privileges and Electiuns,l which was
authorized by n Senate resolution TO
MAKE ah an in9niry into the circum-
gin it's work. Senator Watson. OF IN
diana; chairman of the subcommittee,
stated today that he Will cnll the COM
set mine upSt, how the inquiry shall
VIII Recount Ballots.
The subcommittee will recount the
ballots in the senatorial election for
mere was illegal voting or fraud in
tnG, the eteetion; The inquiry is not con;
cerned censn nr," with the charge OF criminal
Michigan was based, but merely with
the question as to whether or not the
election WAS lawfully conducted
orders were given sometime ago to
the election ofhcetS in Michigan 10
keep all the ballots and election docu-
mentS intact. They will be brought
lnittee.
>, Even II the recount should show that
Henry Ford received more votes in the
election than Newberry, or that votes
counted for the latter We're east un-
lawfully. this would not mean that
rord would get the seat in the Senate
me reason for this is that the New
Derry forces have preferred allegations
or fraud against Ford which undoubt-
ediy would be investigated by the SEN
ate before any decision awarding Ford
thc seat was rendered.
Does Not InvnIidntc Rights.
on the other hand the conviction of
Newberry does not Of itself inva!idate
ms right TO the Senate seat nor en-
title Ford 10 take his place. AS point
ed out by Senator Dillingham;. chair
man OF the Privileges and Election
Committee. the Senate is the judge OF
the fitness OF it's own members and
the majority might. ii so disposed, ad-
judge that Ford should not have the
seat.
IL Sewberry should resign. tho place
would be vacant until filled by a spe-
clal election. although in the mean
time the Governor Of Michigan would
hold the seat until the election was
held IT is believed here that II New
berry should resign because OF his
conviction. former Senator William
Alden Smith might be appointed 20 tho
vacancy pending tho special election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
tBy Universal kervice. J

NEW YORK. March 2i-A robber
boid with rhyminS talk. compels his
victim loot to fork, while gun he
presses 10 his head, limiting broadly
hSIi be dead If instantly he doesn't
fill the robbers pockets from the till
The police arc looking for this rhyme
ster, who gathered s54 from the till Of
the Howard Bakery. Company early
nus morning. after holding up Peter
Nurtz. an employee. at the point. OF Il
very busincsslike gun and chortling:
Say kid just look me in the face,
l just dropped in TO clean this place;
SO come across with all you've got
| never fail TO hit the spot"
While KurtZ tried to measure with
MS hands the distance to the ceiling,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
), 600 KILLED IN THE FIGHTING A T LEIPZIG
EBERT AND CABINET IN SESSION Nv BERLIN
RED AS GERZNANY,S IMPERIAL CHANCELLO or
Former Ambassadors
View on Peace Treaty
(Dy UnIvcr,nI scr,iccD

I" AShlN''ToN, March 2I-The
present stntuS or tho peace treaty
was explained tonight as follows
by Hnnnis Taylor. former American
nnbnssndor 10 Spain md recOx-
nizcd authority ON international
INV:
"Thc rejection OF tho pcnce trenty
ny tue senate md its return to the
frcsidcnt brings the entire matter
20 an cnd. The only thing the
frcstdrnt rhn 81" L. to initiate q
new trtnfy, which would have to
bc chtfrel! acceptable 10 the senate.
phe practical thing now will be the
adoption OF the Knox resolution
Which. IL vetoed. Will undoubtedly
De passed over tho Presidents veto.
Thereafter fhc United Stntrs pnd
Gcrnnny Will proceed in their re-
Intions on the bnsis of former
treaties and in accordance with tho
principles OF International Inw.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
IN CAREER OF CRIME
WORKS WITH GUN AND RHYME
Holding Up Bakers Clerk Robs Him Of Fruits of Work
Joked as He Took Money; Now in Jail
Not So Funny

his visitor, keeping him covered witI,
the. gun held in one hand. opened the
cash register with the other. pocketed
the loot and retired with "a bow. re-
mark ing:
81 thank You for this wad Of dough
And now good day. ] think I'll GO
Late today young man at Ninth
Avenue and Forty second Street was
asked by the police il he knew how to
make rhymes.
What, me-" ho returned. 'Naw.
I'm as prosy as they make en- I
wouldn't know rhyme ii one jumped up
and hit me in the face"
Friskcd by the police. a loaded gun
was found in his pockets, the officers
said. and he was arrested He gave his
name AS James Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
CANARIES LEAVE GERMANY
So Glad to Get Away From Revolution
and BlOodshcd They Sing During
Entire Ocean Trim,

NEW YORK. March 2l,-The canary
market is due for Il slump when the
$500 feathered songstcrs which ar
rived today on the steamship Man
churia from Hamburg are offered for
sale. The birds seemed 10 be delighted
10 get away from Germany. according
70 the passengers. for they sang all
the way across the Atlantic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
ny wINrrn3D VAN prsER

NEW YORK. March .f-.rbc high
cost of living Is in the hands of the
Individual the very one IL hits
hardest. The woman who fccds
her family tendcrl0in steak md tho.
man who wears silk shirts arc the
oncs who are keeping prices up.
"Rcmcdics so far hnyc not been
effective bccnusr they have bccn
blanket measures. made To cover
groups, communities. MASSES.
"Bctter than Legislation would he
campaign of education in the
homc-
These statements were innde to-
day by Francis VI. Hugo, Secretary
OF state OF New York. who came
down from Albany tO help along
one of tho new plans now hanging
over this hnrasscd city for bringing
down the cost of living.
There arc three of the now plans
One in the "Nation-Wfdc Save
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
BIG LIQUOR HAUL
s200.OOO I. Nntuc OF Amount Seized at
New York. Most of Which Is
From DuhFmaS.
IBy Associated Press.

MIAMI. FLA. March 2l.--Six hum
dred and nincty-two cases OF liuuor.
valued at nearly 100000. according to
local prices. were seized here during
the twenty-four hours ended at o:3n
a. ". today by Federal county and
city officers. Much OF the liquor was
taken from boats just in from the
bahamas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
ONE DEAD, SIX INJURED.
WHEN CAR TURNS TURTLE
Manager of Lumber MIL Instantly
hiiled, While Other Passengers
Arc Hurt
IBv Associatcd pressl

E3V AssOCIatcG Press :
ALEXANDRIA,. La, March oil !,
hutton, manager OF lumber mill a;
Long Long Leaf Leaf La, vas instantly Killed
.nle M louaS. When the automobile he
MdS drlTlnS turned over on the Jeffe--
son iishway. about seven miles south
Frank y. Smith. manager OF lurr-
ber mill n: Cary, La. and hIs S-vnar
old son, were badly injured. Mrs.
smith and Mrs. Hutton and two small
chiidfen also in the car received minor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
POLICEMAN SLAYS WIFE
Relieved TO Have Bccn Crnxcd by
jealousy, New Jersey Special Officer
Also Stays Self.
lBy Universal Service.

Jersey CITY. y. j.. March 2I--
,'razcd, il is believed by jealousy. Spe-
cial Policemen Robert Lunley shot and
killed his wife. Mrs. Susan Lunley, and
men slew himself today in the presence
Of his wifc's daughter and son by a
former marriage.
Mrs I.unicy conducted a lunch wagon
and the tragedy was enacted there
after her husband had given expression
~ his jealousy over alleged attentions
pad his pretty wife by men patrons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-22
FINDS GOLD IN WELL
Discovery of Nuggets in SaskntchewaI
causes Much Excitement When
fSSayRu n nj

ALaHkA, SASk., March 2l-Whilo
WORKING in a shallow well on the farm
George Egstead brought up what an.
Dcared To be gold nuggets. Analysis q;
Calgary is said TO have developed tha,
the Enineral was OF good quality.
i;gstead filed claim at the Dominion
land office. Much excitement has been
created BY the discovery