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turn, Judge Uverlon communicated to
him the astounding intelligence that he
was the unconscious cause of the last Sc
paraiion; that il arose from Roberts zeal
ousy of him and the circumstances of
his accompanying Col. Starke, 10 protect
his family from the Indians, had been
seized upon byIlobcrts rs a ground OF di-
vorce, in petition TO the Virginia Legs
lalure.
The thought that an innocent woman
was suffering so unjusdy on his account,
made General Jackson's sensitive mind
mos, uneasy aud unhappy. He immedi-
atey sought ont Roberts aud expoStula;ed
with him on the injustice and cruelty of
his causeless suspicion; but the inter
view ended in mutual detiances. At
length news came that the Virginia Leg
islamre had actually granted the divorce
in accordance with Roberts petition.
Forthwith Andrew Jackson fastened to
I'Natchez, and offered his hand and his
heart to lhe innocent and amiable woman,
who had been made so unhappy by false
and unfounded accusations. lie came to
Naichez, to give the world the highest
evidence he could give Of her innocence.
/ Although free TO form a new connexiop,
Mrs. Roberts declined the pronered offer.
But Andrew Jackson was not to be out
done. lie addressed her in the language
of Ruth to Naomi :-"Entreat me no, to
leave thee or to return from following af.
ter thee, for where thou goest | will 90,
where thou lodgest | will lodge, thy peo-
pie shall be my people, and thy God my
God: where thou diest will die, and
there will | be buried" A promise which
he literally fulfilled in refusing the sarco-
phagus of the Emperor Alexander SIEVE
rus, that he might be buried by her. At
length, after some three months, Mrs.
Roberts, being convinced that the chlvaI-
ry which prompted the proposal had be-
come associated with genuine love, ac-
cepted the offer, and they were married
in this city or its vicinity, and returned to
Tennessee. On arriving there, finding
that the divorce had not gone through all
the forms required by the laws of Virgin
ia, at the time OF their marriage here, the
ceremony was again performed there.
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Corporation Ordinance.

DEh Ordanei, Tina, all dogs run.
ED ming atlarge within the limits of the
corporation of Ottawa. alter the 18th day
of September. A. D. 1915, without a
muzzle on, be declared nuisance, and
that the corporation constable be duly au-
thorized to remove the same.
Be IL further ordained, That if the cor
pOrailon constable refuse or negects to re-
move all dogs running at large without a
mnzzle on. after the 18th of September,
be subject W a fiae Of not less than So,
nor more than $40, for each offence.
c. j.. LUKENS, cFk. pro. TEN.
An ordinance 10 Ibis effect, passed at a
meeting of the board on the 18th Of Au-
gust. A. d. lS45, that M dogs should run
at large on or after the 10Th Ut September,
1915, the clerk being negligent dated the
ordinance the 10Th Of August. ls42.
Sept, 8, 1915. ll---w
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STATE or ILLINOIS, Bureau county, S.
Circuit Court, September Term, A. d. 1915.
In Chlncery Bill to forecose mortgage.
Harvey Wood, and Ann Wood his wife.
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The Last Call.

A LII persons knowing themselves in
1 "A debted TO us, either by note or book
account, are requested to call and settle
before the first Of October next. or they
will find their accounts left with an officer
for collection. Those interested will do
well by attending to this notice, and save
costs. WALKER & HlCKLlNG.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1915.
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Gen. JacLson's Marriage.

This event in the history of General
jackson has been often alluded to. but the
circumstances attending it are very little
known-at least we have never met with
any account of them until now.--The
suhjoined narrative is from a eulogy dslv.
cred at Naichez, and highly crod,a6le to
the Generals fame:
Miss Rachel Donelson, the daughter of
Col. Donelson, of Virginia, had been Gel
ebraed for her gaiety, allabiIity and
sweetness of disposl'lou,-ller father en-
grated to Tennessee. and, dying, left her
an orphan. She formed an unhappy mat
rlmoniaI connection with a morose, jeal-
Gus and dssipa,ed cbaracied by the name
oil Roberts. who soon abandoned her.
The difficulty was made up, and the
welded pair came together again; soon
after which Andrew Jackson became
transient boarder in the same house where
Roberts and his wife were residing. A
second rupture soon occurred, and Rob
er's lett his wife aud wen, to Kentucky.
Learning that he intended returning and
\ taking her there, and dreading his nh1.
Wanl'y and bad treatment, she de,ermin-
ito seek an asylum in Na,chez, beyond
.reach. Natchez was then the Oregon
;rXmerica. In the spring of 1901, she
dooAhere with Col. S;arke and his fam
collaN The earnest request of Col.
= 4,,a.srI Zen. Jackson pilo,ed ms family
SssssG Indian county. Aler bis re-
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the CT.
AZ tlzens of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, aud hopes
to merit "A continuance of the same. His Tai.
hiring Establishment is on the south side oI
ne public square, over J. q q. Armour's store
lie Is prepared to do work on the most reasona
bic terms, and warrants all garments made By
him to TT. Cutting will be done on short motto,
and warranted to fit if properly made up. The
Fail aud Winter Fashions,
from New York city have Just hcen received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
latest and most approved style.
~ B.-Lpmjer, and mogt kindS Of country
prodpce wU he fahoi IN payment Ior tcorh
Oitawn, Sept. 10, 1915. If
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A shrewd farmer in the Vermont legis.
lature declined answering the speech of a
member who was remarkable for nothing
but his irothy and pugnacious impudence
and scll'concet, thus: "Mr. Speaker, |
can't reply to that are speech, for it al
ways wrenches me terribly to kick at
nothing."-BoSton Statesman.
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X L. " A K X S (:

Whca. is brought in in considerable quantities.
Our streets exhibit busy aspect, and the trade
from the country is active. From 5000 to TO-.
VOO bushels Of wheat are broughtin daily. Whea,
was up on last Saturday to 10 a 70 cents. Yes.
'rrday It was down again to % IS cents, occa.
stoned by the scarcity of shipping, and the risO OF
irelghts to Buffalo,
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Gen. Gains has written Gov. Wright
Of New York, letter relating to "noat-
ing defences" on the Mississippi river
Little niggars say the river can't be beat
for "doaiing de fences" especially when
he's on de rise"
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NOTICE


To Claimants Of Canal Lots s. Lands By
Presumption.
nN and after the 10Th dav of Septem.
" Der next, at the canal office at Lock
port, proof of pre-emp,ion rights to canal
lands and lots, under the provisions of an
act, entitled, "An act to provide for the
completion of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal, and for the payment of the canal
deb" approved Feb. 81, 1913, will be
received.
The proof required will be the affidavit
Of the claimant. and one or more other
persons, showing the particular tract Of
land or lot improved and when the i'm
provement was made, and by whom, and
the kind, and amount Of such improve
ment. JACOB FRY,
Resident Trustee.
CANAL OFFICE, LocKPoRr,)
August 10, 1915. "a
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Canal Lots ~ lands.

4 n pursuance OF late order of the
"A Board of Trustees of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, all unsold Canal lots
and lands are to be leased:
The undersigned would therefore give
notice that he will receive proposals, rel
alive to renting Canal lots and blocks in
Ottawa, and also, the lands in this vicni-
ty.
Applicants will please describe in Wi.
ting the premises wanted, and state the
amount of rent they ale willing 10 pay
therefor. Good security will be required
in all cases for the prompt payment of
rent.
Moderate. not exorbltant rent will be
required. The undersigned may be found
at the Canal office. d. l.. HOUGH,
Ottawa, Aug, 20 iS45. Agent.
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, n, this place, Of in1ammn.
ton Of the brain, NEWTON BuuNrlELp, aged 10
years.
At Newark, Kendall county, on the Ath inst.
Nr' MosEs Boorn, merchant, in the 4ith year OF
his nge.
Al the same place, on the 18th inst, Esrrttr.
only child Of d.. G. and Maria Smith. aged 3
years.
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Administrators sale.

p Office is hereby given that appli-
Y cation will be made at the next
term of the La Sale circuit court, TO be
held in Ottawa, on Friday the seventh
day of November next. for power to sell
the interest of Enos NJ. Griggs, decd,
in the following estate, to satisfy claims
against said estate, the personal property
being insufficient for that purpose, viz :
The ne or Of sec 4, and the VIII Sc or OF
sec 4, and the VIII ne or of sec Sail in
Il 80, n X 3, E Sd p VI. Also, the south
part Of the Sc ir or Of sec "a, L SO, n Il
3, + Sd p Mall in LasalIo county.
ABRAM p. HOSFORD.
administrator.
Ottawa, Sept. IL, 1915. l2-3t.
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| ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES
Estate of Dacid Jennings, dec'd.

y
NJ Office is hereby given that shall
~ apply at the next term Of the err
cui, court to be holden at Ottawa, In and
for La Sale county, on Friday The 7'h
day Of November next, for an order I9r
the sale of so much Of the real estate oil
David Jennings, late Of La Sale county,
deceased, as shall be sufficient 10 pay The
remaining debts chargeabe against said
deceden,'s esiate-when and where all
persons interested can appear and show
cause to the contrary, if any they have.
1866. G.. W. JACKSON,
Ottawa, Sept. 4, lSi5. Hdminsir
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PERU. AUGUST %, ls45.

A CHOICE stock of Liquors, CON
IA sisling ofpure Cog. Brandy, Cheap
Brandy, ST. Croix Rum, Holland and
Country Gin, for sale very low, to close
consignment. ISAAC d. HARMON.
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Partnership Dissolution.

FNIlE partnership heretofore existing
4 between T. l.. Dichey & Geo. S,
Fisher, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
i. l.. DIcKEy will continue IN the old
Office, and to him any unpaid bills should
be presented. y. j.. DlCKEY.
GEO. S. FISHER.
Aug. 10, lS45. So
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Administrators sale

NOrICE is hereby given that, by
Y virtue of an order Of the circuit
court Of la Sale county, at the March
term, A. ID. ls45, the undersigned will
expose to public sale, at the door Of the
court house, in Ottawa, on the 9Th day of
November, next, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. NJ. the following real estate, owned
by the estate of John Hoderman, deceas-
ed, 10 satisfy claims against said estate,
to wit: the east half Of the north west
quarter of section twenty six, in town
ship thirty one, north range three east of
the third principal meridian; the terms of
sale will be made known on the day of
sale. --Ihe above land is very valuable {;
containing the best kind Of timber and
vast quantities ofcoal. Taking the above
land in a body, it is equal to any in the
county. If necessary, the lrac. will be
subdlvided to suit purchasers.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. La Sale County, ss.-.
LA sale Circuit Court, November Term, A.
b. Islj.--ln ChsnceIy.
Christian Donaldson,

| SamGel NJ Mari, Aaron Howe, Elisha Howe,
| Sampson Howe and Amos Fellows, admins
! iratpIs Of The estate of Geo W Howe, deed.
Fill Of Review in nature of Supplemental Bill
Z = appearing by affidavit on file in the
CLERKS office Of the circuit court
aforesaid. in the above entitled cause, that
Samuel NJ. Mari, Aaron Howe. Elisha
Howe and Sampson Howe, defendants
above named, "rcside without the limits
of the State of illinois y and the said
complainant having flied his bill Of review
and supplement herein: and subpoena
in chancery having been issued herein ac-
cording 10 law: Now, you, the said de-
PENDANTS, whose non-resdence appears as
above, are hereby notified, ,hatu unless you
shall be and appear before the circuit
court aforesaid, on or before the first day
of the next term thereof, to. be holden at
the court house in Ottawa, on Friday the
seventh day Of November next and plead,
demur. except to or answer the said bill,
according TO the rules and practice of said
court, the same will be taken for confess
ed, and decree made according to the
prayer thereof l.. LELAND, Clerk.
J. V. A. & A. HoEs, soils. for compl's.
Ottawa, Sept. 5, 1915. Id
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Lands for Sale.

'H'liE undersigned offers at reduced
~ prices the following lands lying in La Sale
county, viz
In township 81, north range 3east---n and w
h sw q sec 30; sw q sec 10; sw and W NV sec
80; h sec 30; and sec Is.
Int 80, r2 e-nw of Sc q sec 10; h SC q
sec IA; h Sc q sec -.
Int3S Csc sec 70; n h ne Fl q, and
e h NV FRI sec 81.
Lnt33, EN- h and Sc sec .; ne q sec
i2; sw q, and w NV q acc II; sw q sec Is.
Int SO, nT 3 e-sec 6 /; NV q sec s.
IutSi, mr. e-sec II
In "a. u ! &c sc q sec H..
Int37 ~ e-e II ne q sec 10.
Terms. one.,hird cash, and the balance in two
wears. Jun COLT BRONSON MURRAY.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
NJ EXT week we will open our fall
Y and winter supply Of Dry GooDs,
HARDWARE, &c. comprising one of the
largest assorlments ever offered in this
market. The goods have all been selec-
ted in the best eastern market and will be
offered for sale on the most reasonable
terms. DAY 81 BROTHER.
Peru, Sept. ~, 1915.
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The following is list of Jurors for the CON-
ing session Of the circuit court, selected by lh.
county commissioners a, their last meeting:
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ing session Of the circuit court, selected by Il
county commissioners at their last meeting:
Grand Jurors.
Thomas Bnsore John II Henderson,
Charles NJ COrmick, n Bachelor,
Jesse Green, Thomas Lets,
AIanson iioxie, Israel q Cooper,
John W CalkIns, Peter Miller,
Jason p Wiswall, Alexander Rowe,
Allen II Rowland, Theron ID Brewster,
John Hise, George Low,
II FredcuburGh Joseph w Dow,
Sylvanus Crook, Edward Boglcy,
J b Westgate, Charles Z Elliott,
Jesse A WiXom,
Peiit Jlrws-Frt Week.
David Reed Iophir Hocomb
George 7 i'ilhury Gideon Giet
James MKcrnan II A Swift
William l. Gibson George II Yves,
John CLrk Joseph Avery
Jacob Roam l. l. Waterman
n p Barnard Alfred NJ Thrall
Jonathan Cooley Henry Davis
William Il Copscr SamI w Raymond
Alfred Warner Edward Scott
ID Weeks Henry Slater
Eli Gum David p Perkins
Second Week.
John Elorl Jacob Fullerton
Henry Pickcns, jr II Worslcy
Henry Bruner Archibald +. Ross
L g James Samuel Hogan
John Bocson Isaac Felch
II J Buimhall Joseph Hall
5 D Barber William W Dresser
Reuben Bronson David b Peck
Moses Sweet Sylvester Carter
William Munson John Ii Smith
David ID Martin Henry Owen
Robert Carr Nathaniel b Bullock
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aa =
vi a KlsrED

on inc ISM inst, by the Rev. S. p. Krycs,
mt DANIEL EicuELnERGEn to Miss MANY II,
flosroun.
On the 9TH lns','by W.T.. Bailey, Esq, Mr.. MAN.
rlN DEvEnEAuX to Mrs. Mary RgnaoNp, both
of this place.
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Ruggles.
NNHE aforesaid defendants are hereby
L notified 10 appear before the Cir
cult Court of said county on the first day
of the next term thereof, to be holden at
the court house in Princeton, in said
county, on the fifth Monday in the pres.
ent month of September, to answer to a
certain bill of complaint as above entitled,
fled in our said court on the chancery
side thereof, against them by the said
compliments Also, that aflidavits show
ing satisfactorily tina. the defendants re.
side out of this state, have been filed, to-
gether with said bill and summons issued
herein as the law directs.
CYRUS BRYANT, Clerk.
O. PETERS, compls. sol.
Sept. 2, 1915. III
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ShingIc and Eath.
Shot ~ Lead,
Salt star.

on SACKS G. A. and l.. B. Salt.
SU 80 barrels and kegs Tar, for sale by
Peru, April u, 1S45. WIN. PAUL IL co
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Henry |. Kinney, Daniel Webster Daniel T
Webster, Richard NJ BlachiOrd and Samuel B
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CHIC.4GO MARKET.

CORRECTED wErHLr FROM THE DAILY NE
Chicago, Sept. II, 1Si,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-02
DR.; siIJI d { s
VIC 37:SlA 13l En- Al Ss3Il3
rE STJMONIALS.

n
LIvIE6sToN, Sumter CO., Ala July I, 1913.
DIR. G. F.. HuLL. Dear S'r.--The 144 boxes Of
your Fever and Ague Pills left with ia last July
were sold out in few months, and frequent calls
were made for more which we could not supply, and
we would add as testimony in their favor, thai SO
far as our knowledge extends they invariably ans
wered the purpose fully for which they designed.
We have also sold about two hundred and fifty box
es Of your Cough and Worm Lozeuges ,fand they are
highly approved Respectfully yours,
r. F. HoUsToN ~ Co.
The foilo,cing certificate g,rsn by three highly
pectable PldAtrs. near Fife Post Office, Tahadega
connfv Ala. me of tohom had used fueiue bores Of
the Pills ia has o,cn family:
This is 10 certify that we have used DR. IIull's Fe
YER and Ague Pills IN Our families in several cases OF
Fever, and Chills and Fever, and their admnistra-
,ien has been attended with complete success In no
have they Jailed to have the desired effect when
used according to directions. We think they are a
good Pill, and would oheerfully recommend Them to
all persons subjec, Fever and Chills and Fever.
Given under our hands
Feb. Q, 1919, JAMES RAoLY,
May 3, lsI3 JAMES MoNTGoMERY,
June 20. lSl3 HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYToN. Jefferson CO., Ala. Feb 3, 1S4s.
This is 10 certify that appointed last April
an Agehi for The sale Of Dr. Hnl's Vegetable Fever
and Agne and ami Fever Pills; since which time i
have solt abou forty boxes In not sing lie instance,
to my knowledge. have they failed To cure Chils and
Fever, when used according to directions. Since
became M Agent for the Pills, have had twelve or
fifteen different Of Chills aud Fever in my IA
nilv, and hull's Pills have cured every case.
JOHN CAMP.
Erfraf ofa litter from Dr. HagoOd, dated Mount Pin
son, Ala. february 3, lSi3
! consider them (Hull's Pills) as good medicine
as can I've used for The cure of Fevers, or Ague mn
Fescrs. have prescribed them in number Of cases
Of Fever, after first administering an emetc or ca
tharic, and always with the most happy results. In
fine, have known tloll's Pills 10 fail curing
the Chs and Fever in "A single instance.
ZAcHARIAH HAGooD.
Eatract of itt.r FIRM IN. Madison, datfd Benton
county, ala, february 10, 1912:
think them (1u's PiIs) an excellent medicine,
Indeed have never known The Pills used in a single
instance, according to eclions, without electing
complete cure. NJ, neighbours speak Of them in the
highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsON.
A large supply on hand and for sale by
|. C. DuBOSE s. CO., Agents.
feh13 80 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-02
PATENT MEDICINES.

nR. BIAEKWELI'S Celebrated ANT ACRID
- TINcTURE, and Scotch Renopator, for the Cure
of Venereaf Disorders, Stubborn Gteets, illusions,
Weakness of the Ureer Bladder, Diabetes, Diff
Gully in Making Woter-These Drops are chiefly
CONFUSED of vegetable substances; their use and eff
cacy have been fully proved by hundreds, and NAV be
relied on as perfectly sure and safe. Dr. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many yenrs. in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great salts
fiction and wonderful success among his numerous
patients DR. Blackwell the inventor of this truly
valuable medicine. makes no other claim 10 public
confidence, than what experience has fully justified,
and he does not, in the least heslate to WARRANT
THEM as a safe and certain CURE for the VENE.
RAEL DISORDERS, STUBBORN GLEkTs, SEMI
NAL EFFUsIoNs, WEAKNESS OF THE URETER
OR BLADDER, DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING WATER. A fresh supply oil the above
Justly celebrated remedy, just received and for sale
by I. C. DuBoSE CO, Agents,
nov8 80 Water street,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-02
PATENT MEDICINES.


a HHEoH0i . M D'oA"I "e s'e" 'it0t
est thai is everywhere manifested IN regard 10
'nese rtu'y 'a'uapie h'e1icines, - me ohy apoosy
we oIIer lor Irou"llng the pubic with the following
s'arrmem. lne ne",o'nes CONSIST OF
nLnIA YIN ALL sAei - oAL'A'
ALLkBAsls mEALTH FILLS:
aLLEBAsts DOTH AchE Dhors.
ALLEBAsns fooR MANS nLAsTEHS'
Inc SAL'E cures sores, s"eI''ngs' observation-disclosures
spra'ns burns' inward ulcers and tunors' quinsey'
sore throa' mnnps' nervous iooth-aehe' ag"e ID .e
'ace' or"heh breasts "'"PSy' FP'hai ahec''"ns' @
Oh every Ahd ana ch"Fac'ef' An instance VI ,a''ue
to etieci cure IN any OIL 'he above named com
P'a'hts' where 'ne oANe WAS 'ait"u'y appheu' I"
no. KNOWN. -
ne TiLho cure a'ulos. every coh'p'Hlnt i'T VINO"
an internal remedy IL used. iney cure levers, lever
ana agne Dyspepsia e"ns'pa,lon o, 'he bowels ana
aiarfhea' i"u stomach oisofncIe' pioo1; fan""ce
mead acne, hVer complaint, coughs' colds, geheTa'
indIsposli'on, etc: :.
he Las eho are 'ahlhs Tue preference o, an
other fas'ers 10 ms or any o'her country, Ihey
are warranted 10 give De'ter Satisfaction man any
DINER ihey cure pam OF "eahness III Tue p"cN
SIDE, chest bowels, IONS, muscles 'er complaint
cooghs' as'hha' nyspePsa' "e"A"eSseS !" "o"e"'
etc: e'c: ANA, .,,,ro.,e
Inc ~ pnoi4 are usms".'' W.
heuS ,o' 'he too'n acne No,u,"s "u't'"' " VT" .s
greeahe IN Tue comP"s''i"n' we are no. now ao'e
10 supply Tue demand Tor 'nese ai'housn "e'o.e
me spring 'r"ue opens we sha'' n"Ne ""oe S"o'' '
arrangements mat we sh"'' he ao'e 10 supply any
demand. ...- . ,,.
Inc ioi'o"ing eo"mnh'ca''cn " RON "n s ., "''
nos u,so"s"s"eo ge",'e'nen !" o"'o. WIZ "."e' -
ofo'hef-,h Jaw OF 'ohh yer Tres'uen' ., 'he O'
states, ana NOUS feSpohs'pe o"ce o""e' I've gov
ernmeAt nj. q, ,o..
N on1o, N n'i, 90, .esr
De'r om' very cneeriuny n,n,sn you ns 'Gs
mony 0, my eAp9',ence ~ INC u M " yo', nii
preparations ',e"'' ,'' ''u u,o D.".N
po''' VI Muo' ha.s ,h",,.si,