rm: SOUTH NOIWALK lion. and then wrote.
WING an mun. ‘The chief charcteribtic of «\meri-I'
h ESTABLI‘HED BY 1(‘8 is an immense patriotism This
JAIES GOLDEN belle! is not a narow partisanship. it,
w is- not merely the commercial inatinct.
I. 114- AND A. L. GOLDEN, ever on the watch for opportunities
PROPRIETORS (or self-advancement it is a real,
, HONDAY. “ARCH 10' 1916 fhear'ty. patriotic fervor. the deepest;
L ~ :4. _____ __ thing in an American It is something
' “INIATURE ALHANAC FOR that cannot be shaken.“ '
'rouorutow ; ”#4“-
HOSPITALS ano osuocnacv.
"Seven per cent. of all patients tie-1
Ml‘h tide ”:56 a. m.
'Sul rises 5:54: sets 6:06.
lilo “urinal. TELE-
PHONE CALLS
- . t.
veloped other disease: than titt- oltg~
inal ones at the courtly hospital in'
191?." said Dr. Roger 'l‘. \‘aughan be-'
W. 2. I
Office—93 fore the (‘ook County. ill. board 0!.
Branch OIECc—i388. county commissioners. Dr. Vaughan;
'l Residence—13251. had told a Chicago newspaper that
Editor's Residence—'15“.
there had been 100 case of cross-ln-1
,1lanagers Residence—
fection in the count) hospital during1.
the past year as against )nl, ttt-ee or1
per cent. against 1 per cent. in!
four. 7 1
the Durand Memorial hospital. 1
The board'waa trying to clear itselt:
of i‘e)ponsihiiity for the deatlt of a‘1
boy admitted to the county hospitahI
hr a scarlet fever patient, who is said
Stated Communication of Old
_ LedIeNe.100. F. and A. M.
be held at its mma Maren ztet,
at I o'clock p. m Work E. A.
, 1 All Mantel- Masons cordially to hate contracted nteas-Ic: and dipIt-‘
fl lqidmuiy invited. 1
: 1‘ Fraternally yours.
ithelia tthile. there.
i Accidents will happen. with tlte
‘” ARTHUB T. FERRIS. 1 . 1 . , t1
-Atteet:—ROIERT M1 wILcox, ”1“" 0' ”"9- And omrrwdms It
E113: Secretary. hti‘pilitis sometime-s iead< In t-ondt».
“ , llions regretted by those ill charge,
$7; r Ch! an N5 I” R A- M- \\ ho ore trIitIg hard to minimize daup‘
p
newettcm anvaoouvalrton m “M m V
Call Issued for M of Delegatw 1
.........,.,.. 1... I M'illlllfllllllll
|
10 the Republican Hooters of the‘
State or Connecticut: L.
Pursuant to the call of tilt Repultll- (Continued from First Flat) 1
tan National committee, a state (on;
"an” 0‘ delegated representatues Intentions of the American troops,
01' "19- Republican Knit from "(‘11 while the granting of the request. it
town and senatorial district will be: was declared would be bound to be
held 31 Foot Guard Hall. ”“1110“,,1 seriously misconstrued by a confident-,1
(. In. on Tu d and Wednesday 1e section of the Mexican people‘
or 9‘ ay "1am! to be exploited by the enemies or
April Hill and 12th 1016 for the elec- (lateral Garranaa. I
tion of four delegates at large “iii The unexpectedly rapid advance ofI
1 u. .1“, m" . lican Na- the expiditiouary columns under Gen
0 l l I ' eh to the Repub 1 (.1. teral Pershing has forced the railroadl
trona °°"“"‘"°”I '0 he held a I“. question to an issue. Americana fa-I
rago. ll]. June 7, 198: the 309011111 trrili'ar with the country into which
ment or a StatoColtrel committee for- the columns are now entering assert,
, that it is imperative that the rail- |
I ansac
"'° 7“" ’“““’"" “d ”’6 ' roads be placed at their disposal forI
lie: 0 any other business of a proper- the bringing up‘ of supplies
nature. I -Dr l. .l. Bush formerly chief Bur-v
In accordance with the rules of “18' 3:03 tot: Mademt "U?- m“ :01“!
. . , , .. t at e speedy tranepo n will
pm) the (detention “l“ b“ “Had ties were essential to further progress
to order on the the first do) at elsill1by the American soldier!
o clock p. In. at which time comntlt- “The American torees are reported
toes on credentials. permanent organ ll :filW'l‘fif" 3,31% D? Bilg- V "It‘ll“: 1
, tmisaoutotereis a an
nation and resolutions will bt tin-«1mm that point the only practicable
pointed The election of delegates at “y or bringing up auppfl“ is by
large and alternates to the Nationalirallrosd. The valley convergoe here
convention. m. adoption (,1 mm, mm a narrow deep gorge In‘erhich
. . about; ’.000 people live. The territory
lions and the election of a plate Leu- in w-hitn Villa prowl)” will ””1111
jtral committee will take place at the 1, pmbmcsd 1,, w imaginary “m, be i
1rtecond day“ s session of the (omen tween Chihuahua, Miriam with that
11 Ill “11 ll “ 11 b‘ ll 1 1 k Mexican (fulfill “3“er on one aide
| h H | win I m m m and the sierra Madre on the other.l
“ m His soldiers have. the advantage mm
1 Congressional District “inventions the A'meritan in that they will traveli
lot the the Congressional Ilistrittsrlilhl Will! only I it" dlfi‘DNVi’
iwiil be held at eleven o"-(lotk a. III. on 1 '0'“ “d "9 seasoned men '9“ “l"
to stand the hardships of mountain
:Ihe setoud dat at the same plan. int
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IN OUR NEW SPRING STOCK OF
coarsm SUITS-
VHere you may choose from. a
wonderful diversity of styles—All
of the. SEASONS. NEWEST
cannons.
COATS
Dashing flare-1 belted and semi-
belted elects. Dainty models, dress
and semi dress styles Colors are
new blue, coponhagen. blue. ruse,
orange, gray, wnite. black anti many
color wmbinatior s1
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SUITS
Iirtssv tailored and spelt models of
scrges garhardine. poplirts or st‘Ivc
and taffeta combinations in black.
navy. green. copenltagcn, lull, wist-
eria, grin II and rose also blatlc and
fleets in Masonic Building. South.N
o“ l Kain street, 2nd and (lb Tuesday-l
V ‘ d each month—duly and August ex-
luptedwal 8 o'clotlt. Al‘ Royal Arch
.4 lawns cordially Intlted. Charlea superior
A.'l‘tick, H P., F. S Lyon, Sec.
-—-— — litnttstrucd RN it retiettiorl
llut observe the board‘s attitude
Warden Smith “lien
on him
ARE WE PATRIOTIC?
{halide teal pitr'lotisttr itt tho- l'nitcd‘ing
{til-“9’41
t h: 1!! W‘flflillit‘es.
5 "'iliferettcc Stilrle enlightened spirits.
or
' Ita‘tlly Ill'iiitNSIIIK "(‘lli‘ \vervti llr. Vaughan
1
11: um ct lilt \ltiliti prufus» totttetnlit
'lot so nitrrtttt .t sttttiment its ttutionnl' 1mm,“ or are vou filling a “Puup
Mutt» ciIiLt-ns are accusetl 'i loiti the truth.
but It
‘lrrcut of the ituildintr's' defects.“
and llt'lV-tlllllt‘i" of III- iiectrolt on thew rtt'dctt1
flllh
themselves
[3"
“ Io/alty Stine and»; nth-"rich“ II' (‘I‘ position' asked one ot tht tlllll hll‘lc' lhltlt'fnrli 1I'IIII0u_‘IIH'I|I the) hold on the some dnv. The Statet‘eni
'I' \\I ll”! Ic t Hit It it I
1 our “mm, m “mum”. 1m. hm. we; I“. mhmem utts (l rc tin: trsl committee has therefore deal;-
1-; II R any H p 1 l I an“. tmli tn nt-zr Il Kittrttnnti ts ll t‘itii nrttcd Thursday. “arch 30 1916, its
’ a “nu llI‘it‘f‘ lllrl e “as wry Illl or Bill l 59
Miller‘sfly that i ‘\\.'ll \t'itl.il.l ‘Iii1 i'.t1:c is :r broth—1th.: d'H 10.. the holding or suth pri-
Merldces 1M ,1... 11.”: in the Jtst tw'u that [lit north-a lie not “relic-(ted Ill“ tr of the \mttit an :ttltlias‘s'miut "Notaries or caucuses
,vtnre our “Hump. u t. lit-en committal ion ' that the rmnltrisnion save
it; ill by he Iteo Itiil‘IIIIlIIt non of lIl'IIht‘lI- lac-t 'I‘hItt the public know the truth
'i
I.
Never ill our history has
iIt-t' .I s‘u tl‘tliI‘IN‘ti Ul'
- lam»
" -- u‘Icanlsm“
,3 le m “patriotism tit-m :lVIII -~I' IIIIII‘ I lI0lIri tor the sick “H14 of little mom
thI‘ \tttli It lieu of securing hotter millil-
t
:14? constructions " 1cm
‘3’ Perhaps all tltl‘ tIInIn 'NL‘ II'WW . illicit the Illtlllt‘ situation exists ill
and our ltili H‘llllliII-lti, il lull) ‘It- You York where charitnhlc insttttt
worth while In glatltt- lIuc'luHIItl H W litliir ttrc being investigated. Instead
tie to the period tntllIt-diuteh IirM‘Wl .ol tiillllll: forces ulth tltt commission
in KIII .tll possible pliiliit'ty I'ur tilt
will; the Will, and get it better perspec-
‘ needs of the establishments, there
More in when several disinterest-
lzatw' lien jealousy. bitterness. fI-ur ot‘ lmltrg
't rudder
i
‘in'. I ilu‘
‘t d and competent tort-tut Jutlpt .
I‘OIllnlt‘Dlt‘ll'V liltilil
'1 staid about our patriotism Viilillll the jobs
present tier-,ndc previous to the our
Prof Hugo Muenstcrlic‘l, tIi llztl‘v-
slid. although tl‘lilllrillllt us l)illtl‘|)’1
kinder llie iitlitttnco of war emotion. in
bulkier tiltrt wrote this about u- in1 hold star chamber tensions uith his
lie Inn). perhaps.
the.» loo instances
it may be proper for an emperor
imposing government from above to
Jolie “American Traits '
we“! believe sincerely ”It? .to I". I.I li' 1
knows a not toll. =m of Irena Ilut the one and only ‘sttlegtlard
A people which IUH i‘ of democracy in publicity. If the nnm
with such exuberance moo man is to Join with his neighbors
Iodine”.
salt Thest are not the peoples busi
I”, :3?“ country
such fervor
(Fits. country
mull bayo a heart and it outta open to zotcrn the. community componed of
1
1Ihem all. item not know what his pub-
’ in anything for with It enthusiasyt may
he Wuih while."
George von San' a dialingili‘thdllulionN are managed, and-whether hls
l
(lemon author. after spending the taxes are being applied to better the
stem 1907-8 trawling In the United living conditionsl of himself and his,i
:
*iz‘lsm. wrote a book callcd‘ The. Arn- follows.
J‘ ”loan People" ltt it he landed Am- People don't want Urtlfltsinflicliun In
W patriotism. whtch he fouudgbospitah-t or neglect of orphans. They:
“.‘I sense of treedont
on
. if any board
Ila code with a trl- needs more hospital space or better
the American. public school, equipment or more money for wise
.only instructs, but trains purposes. and it will put the matter“
squarely before the public. the public
can be trusted to do the right. (hint.
Fear of publicity spells incompetence
or graft '
ll‘ potty omcials everywhere know
what is good for them. they will work
in the open with their citizens employ
era? They will anathema-Larisa a
partner lnataadof an enemy» Tire 091
Inch any bidet!“- head. out the. hunt.
ter rainstorm hit-.1
”‘3
via "rue band or the Future,‘
by Wilhelm von Polenz ten years
M mach critichtm, we find
§ .
writ-
- . is a patriot sleepins
if eating or drinking. in of-
, all the time. The first.
neveey newborn babe II a psaan
l crossed the ocean with
III who hadztspent tho laet W»
[sane-ll mamas his child- Mm.
lat win. in spite of no pry-rm cue-committed.“
' m.“ New York
40h m. proudly door»
[In \uu think you were (air In you“
you
{gave out an intertievt ulritll might be
- lilitu the state s attorney who email
'-- o e lines that there IS l‘Kullllilt'd til the witnesses at the lrcut‘v
“I are told s In I
\\ililil was no rc-
Niall",
.ltIt-uttliout an old and outgrovm building 1w
1' I
that want honest, competent administration?
of.
of Toledo. Ohio.
. Representative R. N. Page, of
1 North Carolina
' Rtprt'sttllalihs isaat‘ i1. .‘ilt‘l
‘\\'_ntIti til itiittiti and l\'tiiitll N.
Page. tit" \'nriit i arttlttta, disugrct
t-itflt :IIIIi militittt l)0ilt'it‘-
its final irildlil
bers of the State (‘entral tolttrrtiltee
Il‘esldillg within the lt‘sth-liu‘ t'ou-
:utesnltlllhi districts
The aevetitl Senatorial district 4 on-
1ctttiea tor the nomination of members
1ol the State (‘entral committee for
‘the two years ensuing will be held at
1at places to be designated by the
1mm Central committee.
1 Each town ls entitled to twice its
gtuany delegates an it has IItcrIIbert-t in
the House of Representatives. 'l‘ho1
Inllcs provide that the primaries or
'\rt- you doing Illedlcnl NI" fur ”I" \titit l‘ rt suit-tit Wilson ntt his itrr— caucuses In the. several towns (or the
and appointment oi delegates must all he
lint-ft Senatorial dlstlltt l l'lliilil‘d
on burglary charges m'tltmw
uiII-trctl itllrEiilf-l the Inunitrpal t-'oult
..g to two delegation.
r Libero new lt't'l persona arrested
ItlIttIt title
ititetl
Senatorial distritt
littrits' shall cltt-t tltell
gates from atrtlI districts in town con
\tIIllltIll but such delegates shall Ic-
stl‘
disclrarxtd Rfil for littlt of m idem e, aide in the districts teslrectitelt rep-
I leaving 543.
In iildlt‘i Ill. and that left 429.
tltarged III and (hill left 289. Eighty-
sI-Ierr were paroled. anti that left 203.
Ins. and the rest conllned to
file grand jury reluaed tcscrltevl by them.
Ewelt‘l'ni Senatorial districts
lilt‘ Stntt- Iontcntion hi the
Ittunprirtiilit lurch Settntorial distritl lit
1'conventione held for the purpose. 'i‘iIr'
Notice of the
accordance with the call (It the mem.1
campaigning iII that climate."
1Villtt was spreading
aonderlul victories over the Ameri-
‘t-ans of which he had captured Text
and that Carranza had [one over
it would be:
easy. he said for hlpt to make the Ig-‘
ll“-
1tn the l‘nlted Staten
noreut peona among :i‘hOIII he is opi
wildest stories»
\Itothcr serious situation has been.
Representative 1. L. Sherwood 19:30 o'clock a. m. on the semntl davicnusod by the action at lieu. Ilalles.l
of Sonora. In de-1
Minion
reopen its1
General
{‘aiit‘c has wired the New vorlt oilicesl
that if the mine ls1
inot reopened immediately be will take
teratlng, believe the
Military Governor
mending that lat Colorado
Company at New York.
mine at Hermosillo at once.
l
or the company
it titer and Min ii.
The properly
{told urine and formerly
ICIIIlea. lle declared
mine. but that the Mexicans uert
put them truck to work.
intrlplc protection.
Hi. l'ASO, Tents, March
[shallow l'ii‘l‘i‘ and a \ttIItiItiIr
'_'il
land the pursuing tolIrtIIIIrI or ill-.ig'
men. John J Penning. it latest
.tctiirdinx to Colonel ilertanr t‘ar-
M 11“,", a". said N, 1,", aka“, hemihour and place. of holding such con-‘1'Iuttzs. commander at I‘ttatttt tlrandee.
.paroled or pardoned. but the let-sord
obtainable.
The Herald concludes that
Ier IN)!
butt:-
i’mpflly IsII does not seem to be It particular-1
t
1ly hazardous octupation irl t‘liicaao
1Tlre Chances of the burglar helm? er an
accused of a reported burglary are I-
In ml The chance, of tremor impris-
ed is l in 33. The bttrglar's chance
10f beina punished In about half the
1 lie servants I" “in how his "‘3“ chance of II person meeting with phys-l
lcal lnlury in going about his owni
house which according to the casti-
alty commutes Is about 1 in 18. "
l r ”r“ ‘“
PUNBTON ASKS FOR HELP PROMi
' MILlTlA.
Would Uae Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico Troop. For Border Pa»
"'0';
Major General Fullerton. in com-
mand ‘-at the alealoen. border. last
Thunday asked the war department
to request the governors of Texas.
*Arlzona and New Maxim to mobilise
the militia of their atolls and» tom
the force over to the Southern De:
partment- The allele in to be ueedi
for border petrol to relieve the rogu-
lars for duty across the border. it
Is not known yet, whether or not the
«var department has made tht‘ro-
qmt rem-needed by General Funa-
ton.
Commanders or Texas :rnllltla corn-
paniee» blag rooeived»
Brigadier General f‘. A. Lyon of that
mail. to recruit their commands to
war stream-of lawman.- In the all
sauce of a dimor- volunteers; the-.e‘rr
dnr statedx “IO-TIM of border
‘ snares «mammalian maus-
aeoeesayrvtire aortas-t e! the Tease
militia on the bore-24
a
KIM..-‘V*TM1.EY.
an...
‘ scheduled.
ordars “on: ._
vtutlens will be given by the Irrenrbel part of Gen. Perahlnas troupe are1
of the State Central committee from1nettr l‘aaas Grandea and a part nrei
miles!
19!“ h district
1 fly .order of the Republican State
I(‘cntral committee oi Connecticut
1 J. H RORADACK. Chairman.
1 A G. NYSTROXL Secretary
1
——.
WILL WITHDHAW FERGUSON
ACTION
W
Butt to Recover m from ”Mord
le Satiefeeaerlly Settled ,
It was stated today by an attorney
from Stamford that the 82.000 datu-
age suit. of Daniel Cantaira et. al. eat
'ecutors. against Walton Ferguson, Jr.,
of Stamford. had been settled satin
factorily to all parties concerned. and
that the case will not come. up for
trial in the Phil Superior court as
The. suit against Ferguson was or-
iginally brought by Mary White Car-
stalra. mother of Emile C. Fem
sou-from whom Ferguson obtained a
divorce in 1912. It was alleged in thbgan
complaint that Ferguson was to pay
$300 a month to his former wife and
that the latter mlgncd her interests
in the matter to her mother. The lat
ter died after she had brought suit
against Ferguson to recover on pay
manta which she alleged be had fallcd
to make.
Ferguson in his answer. claimed
that the mind of his daughter. Fran-
era. .had been poisoned against him
by the. mother. ,;
UAWTIEO‘OFIMNO.
éNMtaalaeml-laetuom mu
“m Sen.
With. llabllltieei 01-303mm“ and
Islets tit-ow 31W..M.Klein. Sn.
obNonallu hit-the dhhclloa of fit:
Inn—omni- tIn Menu. bankruptcy
LhailstormelitefeleeJohn-1W.1hanks San
reoehodulu year-a. hour the items
on Kbinlaachadule of debts it la ap
parent inbuilt). banks in New York
aedaNew Jersey om “Meats
against hint on noise but were an
able to ~collect. These notes varied
II mounts Pom low hundred dol-
tenant-“tr, sand. Klein also
t
1"", say that with the exception
wear llaleatut. some thirty
Isoutherutt. IIiIIpeIt-hes to General G .
‘brlel Ga-ira. tomnmndinx the (‘arran
all forces at Juarcs. sav that \Illa is
hi the ltttbricom Lake region on the
ranch of Mrs Phoebe Hearst.
Americans who know this courttrt
llr. lltrsh sair he had no doubt that‘
stories of his
is said to be a rich
employed
1.0M Merit-arts, according to Generali
today that he’
had no intention of confiscation, the,
suffering through being thrown out of
employment and limb he intended ml
The Governor said that lat Colorado
Tow“ h'IIIIIKIIIOW Company was the only one that had
within1suspendod operations in Sonora, and
1M“ illlitl there \\ an no reason for the do I
tiutt as he could see and would |l\e"
.tf
\\ 4K0“ '
”468“th i'lOflI lhl'itottd. cutting like the two blades oi a '
t‘lmlnris-ipalr of scissors throuith the lmurl of
indicted men lumped their bonds- and m" “V 0" "'0?" "Wm each shall bO‘Sk‘rln \ladrc Orit'lllili Mountains. to- t
that left ltt31'l‘he criminal court dis- i ”mmnml b" ”w “'4" “1“" "MW" “3"!” “'9 ”'9 m““°°“““ mm between!
"I‘ll; Francisco Villa's retreating continued:
u...
.m ”IPIII >3 “'9" "I" ‘0 PI‘MH‘IIUM‘ 'Stnle (‘entral tonlmlttce illlll tlesitznat- ports regarding the positions of thei
tells, icd Monday. April 8 1916. as the date contending forces are torrect.
'(it‘mtllfll’li‘i 00“” hardly 1’" "‘“d' ”'“t uorkhoum hind reformatorics Marti/if"r “i“‘h conventions
of 1
“him uor‘ted filet'k': and 'elour
tilt-WW.
$12.98 to $35.00
simrir ails illic-
or Kilt Qmiim
.j 1 scailerediarources of
{1”th Wodbnls
allowin geaclmdivilul
Nd‘lflfld“ MiOAfAW
arm “2“
mm d was a ,
t
l
'the Mexico Northwestern Rallroad.’
American use there is no route suita-
ble Jon the mailing purposes of a
command like General Panhinx’a out-
or tlran- the wagon ~road.t.het starts
from Cases Gruieee- and. winds a
course In down to the neighborhood
0!. the Santa Clara‘ranobr ‘
This road moat. oftas clings to the
some noise auntie to the height or
thoadiolniarmnlaine Mont
Its length It Is suitable for ordinary
wagon trend and for the moat pert,
travelers say, heavy motor trucks
could traverse it, with occasional its
listener.
reach of the river.
The Bahia Marla river, rising seine
forty miles south of (Juice! and low-
IngoorthwardtoLskesenta Maria 3
distance of about mm. is a ebul-
iow stream. (.attleinen driving their
herds from the upper valley haveueed
its bed as a highway for many- years.
Many of these men who live in El
Pan Mint out thatwif outlaw .be
drivendown the Santa Maria. ‘c‘avalryt
bosonscaatravalupltandtbatltls.
therefore. a valuable adjunct to the
m unantrorvma
it did my now 1: m: tits
which drops southward to the west oi some m”. miles M
Bnliricora Lake and is withheld fmmi anmiqulpa
bank or the Santa mm river. buli
Always it In within mat-hm“ ”.491...“ "mm
to the south insteadsol stopping in his
wlth a strong garrison. old-stamping grounds in the Cruces
is one link in the chain of defenees region. it was pointed out today that.
which Carranza has thrown about In his retreat from Cohunbus, N 1,
Southern and Western Gnererro. out he' must have followed the worn or
at! this rehash)! vma Further west the Santa Maria for a part of int-time
Is the Carranza garrison of Madera.1lf the reports announced by General
North and west. of laden, GeneraI1Gavira are true. The latest report,
Guile a claims to hold all the pass-lshting that Villa had left the route
es le titre Sonora Dispatches at m Vane, marching-southwest - to
from Douglas oeoteden. P. Ellen the Bsbrlcora; hale region. in regard-
Dallas. military governor of Sonar-”ed as significant as Is also the infor-
Las saying that forces in Euler-II Son- motion that the attacker of Columbus
ora are being reinforced conetantly. has forsaken thirty of his wounded.
It Is pointed out. here that the most The Cruces region is but a short dis-
favorablo place for Villa to break lance north of Nslmiouipa. when
thmh "would be at some point bo- atrong Carranza detachments are air
or tinned. A ‘routo to. the west might .
that he still but open to him flight offer bill a chariot: of eludinans pur-
eastwerd tohls old mattresses In the lam.
region old-Ins That part of Gen. Pershlng's non
ll‘Gea. Mints troops are fol- are still stationed near Cam Grand-
lowhrg nitrate lieu-tied in Colon-«es also aroused comment. Titania a
he “Leona-nail, «cording to the warm-1mm1tht sot-er or
vapor-uncured by Gen. Outta ind later Washington. mum. m. (ta...
all. normal thmglr Cam Grendel: to tech 1““ turner-rim to...
Geleana, they must by this time be in usedheralellean railways tor-stran-
mlineiahbdoed «was Valle. thw~ma
a par-t u the way annual-a in Valle neMNWuee
the waged road Iowan old traveled still larW‘vltNtlllme-Nmr
aim. Later it raae inteth‘emea— mist-s Railroad irr- «aid ‘m- 1.
harm than arr M «mama-upon.“
Illegal sarcomas-Wire‘s; m reach” by the m
t
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