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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-07
sawyer Damage Case.

Trial of the damage suit of Ablal b.
Sawyer against the city for injuries
sustainss ~ ........s, tSsvi q, sts.nr, which
had been placed at the corner Of Fifth
South and Seventh East streets for tn,
purpose OF locating the lot belonging to
the Westminster church. was COM
menced before Judge Morse and a jury
this afternoon. The accident occurred
on December rs, 1899, and the plain
tin claims that he received great bod
lily injury. dislocating his left shoulder
and being famed and generally disabled.
Dr. a. c. Ewing, who attended Judge
Sawyer at the time Of the injury, was
the first witness called. He testified
to the Injuries sustained by the plain
tin which he said had been of a serious
nature and would have a permanent ef-
feet on,he health Of the plaintiff. Plain.
tlf Is represented bv A. l.. Ppppaugh
and CITY Attorney Stephens is looking
after the interests OF the city.
The Park Wasatch Mining company
today filed articles OF incorporation
with the secretary Of state The capl-
tai stock is $4,000. in shares at par
value Of 81 each. The directors are
John c, Murphy. president; George
Waning. vice president; Henry Welsh.
treasurer; Jackson Fairhurst, secre-
tary; b. F. Civilian, director.
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NOTICE TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

By the advice Of The First Presidency
of the Church. 1t Is recommended that
the Sunday schools Of the salt Lake
stake. az IN othcr places, hold their
regular SESSIONS as usual next sunday
November 20. as The business OF sus-
tanning the General Authorities OF the
nurch VII not DE presented until ne
afternoon meeting of the special coh-
foronce. JOSIAH BURROWS
". G.. BURTON,
gHASLES u. FELT,
Stase SUPPLEMENTARY
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SMOKELESS FURNACE TEST
The wcoIlty SmokeIess Invention IS Pfc-
nounced a Success.
Destroys smoke aud Nay Save FUEL
COMPANY 60 be Organic d Tomor-
row - Inyentor Delighted

The Wooley smokeless furnace ls III
active operation AT the power plant IN
the rear of the Atlas block on Third
South street and the test made today
In the presence OF the following named
gentlemen was pronounced by al
aucccss H. : Woolley the inventor
II the furnace; William Silver ana
Joseph SILVER. of the Silver Iron works
Col. y. W. clayton, a {. WINS OF
Mexico; Jerry Lansford, b. I. Grant
ana }. e. Fife
The theory upon which the furnace
was invented ~ that coal being ny
dro.carhon with but asmall proportion
NJ any other elcmcnis. can be almost
entirely consumed II sufficient oXyheh
can b. had aid the combustion Tue
Woolay furnace .Nuyinns for 4 plelli-
FOL supply a oxygen In an inexpensive
manner and was patented IA iaat May
As operated In the power plant furnace
the flames and .hea PARTICLES from tlle
toul pass under The back Wal oil Ia.
fire box into subsidiary chamber aud
over an arci. through the top of wht
fresh air Is permitted 10 pass throbRl
.wo openings The flames ana neat
then pass through the pipes OF the
boiler to IN. smokestack. Tie SMOKE
and partiCles are consumed ana nearly
nerfect combustion ia obtained by Tie
contact OF the flames with the fresh
air passing upWprd Though ne tep
of the arch before The boiler tubes ale
reached. The supply Of air can be
regulated as desired 80 that TIE boiler
pipes viii not grow cold.
The poorest quality Of cosl to be had
was m,ed today ana nearly perfect COM
bustion was obtained The fireman In
charge stated that be had used NJ mere
coal tnan usual and shat his supply oi
steam had not varied from the usual
amount. Joseph silver, who construct
ed this furnace. stated that he Was per-
fectly satisfied THAI the invention Is a
success 80 lar az consuming the an h
goes and that he expects 1t to consume
less coal than those without The WOOL
ley Improvements.
Inventor W0olley was much pleased
with today's showing we can I'M
prove It some" sald he, ''and II win
consume from rs per cent to 80 per cent
Of the coal. There wi be practically
no smoke when We get II perfected.
our company win be organized tomor-
row or the day following. We expect
20 put In two or three more u the fur
uaces here at this power plant and !
look for a gpee7y introduction Of the
furnace In an the big cities. II GER
tainly Is a success
William Silver said 1T Is success
and ! think We can SIN improve upon
Il some The cost Of course win vary
ne the size Of the furnace from SIS TO
sj0l-the latter price for furnaces which
heat 1900 horse power boilers"
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II. &. Bordeau, Chicago Geo. f. Waite.
San Francisco,
Kenyon Miss McCalley, c, l., Mccall
ley, Huntsville, Ala; w. II. Warnel,
Chicago. j. NJ Clark, Nampa, Idaho;
James Mutch, Portland. w. Sanford and
wife Lorimer tombstone, New York;
Thos J. G. Grady, n. Y; G, ". HURT,
Boise. w c.. Page, HALEY, i. Gilbert,
White House-Sol Stle, Dan Har-
San Francisco. G. M, Gordon, Chicago.
rington Idaho. Robt, A. Irvine. Port
land; VIM. Kelly, T.. w. Kelly. Fill
more; G. W. Aldrach, Clear Lake:
Thos Reilly city; Mrs. F. G. Peer, Sill
Yer Plume, California; James G. Smith
and wife. Scoheld; Con Curran, Bing-
ham; Win Matthews and wife, Scofield:
r. II. Wolcott Lincoln, Neb
Cullen--j, a. c. Freund, John Chen
oueth. Lewiston; Ed Conant, Conant,
Idaho
Wey-C. y. Kretton and family, Great
Falls. Montana; s NJ, Carroll and wife.
Newton, kas., Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomas.
Portland John Dwyer. James J, Boyd,
Arlington Cowles, Grace Whltcomb
New York.
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tured in this city. and moreover was
furnished and put In place at a price
less than half as large as the lowest
bid made by eastern firms for the con-
tract A Chicago dealer in fire proof
ing materials examined the tiles and
arches made here and pronounced them
as fine and durable as any made else
where
A warranty deed has been filed con-
veylng TO School Superintendent p. II.
Christensen, from the Frltsch Invest
ment company a house and four lots
In Capitol avenue addition for a consld-
Grafton OF $4,000 and the express agree
ment that In case the lots are resold
the grantee viii guarantee the erection
ora house TO cost az least $1,000 on two
of the lots designated
The Bromo Chemical company has
been organized with a capital Of 81, 700
In lO-cent shares for the purpose OF
manufacturing bromo-laX and other
chemicals and medicines. The incorpor-
aiors are. President, W. H. Clark: vice
president, H. W. Doscher: secretary
and treasurer F. W. Muhlenbruch:
manager, F. W. Scarf and +. n. Hearn.
who with the others, form the director
ate.
Mrs Hetty Pentold has purchased a
brick cottage and 2iax5 rods Of ground
on X street between Second and Third
streets. from II. A. Hull for $1,000. The
sale was made bv A. Richter.
The Blaine Gold & Silver Mining COM
pany today Incorporated with A capital
stock Of $4,000, with shares of the par
value Of five cents each. The directors
are D. F. Fleiner, president and general
manager; w. +. Weidner vice presl-
dent II. f. Graw secretary. w. ID.
Mathis, treasurer, and G. Luft.
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In which he charges that $4,000 worth
Of ore had been secretly extracted and
concealed In the Morrison mine In
Humboldt county. New. before he was
persuaded to part with his one-half in
terest on July IL for $500; further, that
Alviras f.. Snow concealed assays to
defraud him out OF the value Of his
stock, and egged on one Sibley to bring
suit agains, the company, Offering to
pay the expenses therefor so as 20 scare
the plaintiff into selling his interest in
the stock. Morrison also states that
Justice Bartoh and Chief Justice Miner
of the Supreme Court own respectively
$4,000 ana $4,000 shares OF the Morrison
Mining company's stock, that District
Judge Rolapp holds 5000 W. II. Chlld
5000: II. B. Clawson, 1900; Dr. Heard
$500; all at the price Of two cents a
share. and that stephen Baldwin paid
3i4 cents FOR 1000 shares and that a
Mr.. Carter bought 10000 shares at a
price unknown TO plaintiff. Morrison
asks that the court issue a restraining
order to enjoin all who purchased stock
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Pain in Stomach

1t has been said that a
healthy person doesn't know
he has a stomach.
How unhealthy the dyspep.
tic must bel
He feels as if he were all
stomach, and one thing that
makes him feel SO is that pain
at the pit of the stomach
sometimes an "all-gone feel.
ing; sometimes a burning
sensation"
81 suffered from pains In my stomach
and could not eat. An old gentleman told
me to take Hoods sarsaparllla, which ]
I'D, and after the use OF four bottles !
gained my appetite, and was soon COM
pletely cared, so that now feel like 9 new
man. On no account would be without
Hoods sarsaparilla in my house, Henry
cAtlAS, u Commercial ST., Portland, Ne.
II had to be careful what ate or would
mfer terrible pains from Indigestion.
Since taking Hoods sarsaparllla can eat
anything that anyone can and without
pain. Ny son. who was run down, and bad
no appetite, was cured by this medicine"
MRS. ANY A. wHl1K, North Harrison St.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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W. B DOUGALL HOME AGAIN
Was Obliged TO Leave London Climate
to Save His Life.

W Z Dougah has returned home al
ter an absence Of fifteen months as
missionary laborIng in the London con.
ference, His labors We're a great pleas.
ure to him until his health began to
fan. His condition continued TO grow
worse and he was told by London
specialists that nothing could be done
ior him there, that his life depended
on his returning to the mountains, lie
therefore returned. and was accom-
panied on his journey by Mr.. and Mrs
+, y, jenkins, OF Salt Lake. ard Nil
and Mrs. John ScowcrOft. Of Ogden.
Mr.. Dougall speaks IN high terms OF
the people Of the city OF London. who
are courteous and quiet He thinks
that London is the best governed city
IN the world and has the finest set Of
police officers.
The profound respect shown the
memory Of President Mckinley by the
people OF England when he was as
sassinated touched deeply every Ameri-
can Who was On English soil. on the
day OF the funeral every flag was at
half mast many large stores closed
their doors and the cab drivers wore
crepe on their whips by order OF The
company who employed them
a. st. pauls and Westminster Abbey
where memorial services were held
Thousands Of people were turned from
the doors. Mr Dougall attended the
services az 81 Pauls where, he says.
many men and women were moved 20
tears and the Americans present were
dtepiy touched by this manifestation
" respcc, and sympathy.
Mr Dongall Gays that his health be-
gan TO improve as soon as he reached
the West and expects within a few
weeks TO be- feeling Ike his old solf
again
H. speaks In glowing terms Of the
artistic work Of Miss Mamie Tout and
Miss Lulu Gates. The concert IN Lon
don ~ which these young ladies figured
vas attended bv several hundred fash
! ionable Lui-luu people who were com.
pleiely capiiyated by the sweetness OF
manner aud mggnincenCe OF voice Of
these two gifted Utah girls.
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Sues for 100000 DAMAGES.

Thomas Fitzgibbons has commenced
a $4,000 damage suit against the Union
Pacific Railway company and Kilpat-
rick Bros. e. Collins. the contractors
who built the Aspen tunnel. for personal
Injuries received by him In an explo-
sion Of gas, which occurred In the tun-
mel on July 18Th. Fltzgibbons claims
that the explosion was caused BY a
spark from an electric wire which was
Oegligently left exposed by the work
men employed by the contractors 10
ay ventillating pipes in the tunnel.
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REACHES THE JURY.
Nancy Nichols Damage Suit Against
.. 4. l.. Draws TO a Close.

The Nancy Nichols damage suit
against the oregon Short Line Railroad
company went to the jury at IL o'clock
today. The defense only put one Wit
ness on the stand this morning, after
which plaintiff recalled DR. II. a. An
derson In rebutal.
The defendants argument was prln-
cipally on the ground of plaintiffs neg
ligence. us attorneys attempted to
show that the plaintiff had not taken
sufficient care Of herself after her in
jury in the railroad wreck.
by half past twelve the jury had
agreed upon verdict, which was sealed
up and presented to the court at 2
O'Clock The verdict awards Mrs. Mich
OILS $500, The defendant was allowed
thirty days TO file a bill of exceptions
for a new trial.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Nettie Wells, who has been Wis
Hing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
kadler, has returned to her home ia
Helena.
Mrs. q. W. Meyer returns today from
iowa where she has spent the past
month.
Miss Emma Lienhard entertained the
Futumn Leaf club last night.
Mrs, Mclaughlin has returned from
per eastern trip.
Mrs. W. W. Woods, formerly OF this
fity VIII arrive this week on her way
bome from an eastern trip to her home
Do idaho. Mrs. Woods viii be the guest
Pf her mother, Mrs. r. b. Wells. dur.
Ing her stay. She will be accompanied
~ Miss Geneva Clark OF Massachu.
etts.
Mrs. Lillian NJ Newton and Mrs.
Ihas. Kellogg, her mother. have lust
returned from South Fork Provo can
ION. whore they spent three months for
he benefit OF Mrs Newtons health.
4 hich II much improved,
Mr, and Mrs. w. v. Rice are down
rom Park City for the winter.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. c. Spence have re-
prned from their eastern trip.
Mr. Fred G.. Loofbourow and bride
pave arrived and are at the Miller.
Mrs A. ]. Hosmer entertains at din
Ter this evening at The Alta club.
A housewarming win be given By the
lgnal corps Of the National Guard AT
he armory this evening. The han ana
lub rooms have been handsomely dec.
rated. and a competitive drili and
anclng viii be among the pleasant
Features ~ the evening,
Two couples were united IN marriage
The city and county building yester.
Jay, the parties being Miss Annie
Erickson, and Miss Ida aLrsen Of Salt
AXE. and John r. Anderson ana Chas.
pahlberg OF Park City
The finals In the golf contest az the
uunify club were Won hy Mrs. Fisher
pa Sir. Sharp.
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Restitution for Lollin.

In the case OF John Lollin VS. l. n.
Lewis IN which plaintiff as proprietor
Of the premises occupied by the Tom e.
Jerry clothing and furnishing store,
sought restitution of the premises and
sS5 rental from August LIST TO August
End. Judge Morse today found the is
sues for the plaintiff granting him res
titution Of The premises and SIS for rem
tai for the day in question, This does
not affect the question of rental from
August End to date, which is secured by
hand
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TO CURE A coin N oxr n,y

There was a large and enthusiastic
u.eeuna Of heeley graduates al lie
heeley Institute last evening Tho oh
lecl Of The gathering was 10 perfee, an
g =, OF tie Kelley League IN
aus rn'S s . Many rousing speeches
ne,e maze and committee was ar
pointed to take the necessary stems 10.
wards Incorporating the league npder
we name q The Keeley League az f;,eh.
another meeting VIII be held ON No.
''h,a' H. 1901 at 5 o'clock p. M. to
o GJ',s a.. ", h,,eeleyiles are invited. The
ge'her In a fraternal bond ali thosa
y, nave taGen the Kelley remedy and
y; promote ana extend a knowledge
o. ihe Kelley remedies The Lean
hopes nopes TO accomplish much good in
,y1s'lr'ng We victims Of intemper-
snss ehg TO this end a series OF lectures
ranged for 10 ''"'s :"
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COURT NOTES.

The Consolidated Implement com.
pany has filed an attachment suit
against John r. Hart to collect $3.50 2,
on promissory notes. The defendant is
not resident OF the state and the at
taehment is levied on his property here
The case Of George II. Whitcomb. "a.
ceiver OF the Trust company Of Amerl.
ca. has been dismissed on plaintiffs
motion.
In the case OF j. w. Robertson We
\. ]. Malloy judgment for plaIntiff was
rendered for S5ss.S3.
The case Of Thomas f. Barbee vs. G
T. Dalton was dinsmissed without pre.
judlce or stipulation.
The case OF g. :. Holmes Va Horn.
blower and Weeks has been transferred
TO the federal court. W
Brigham Sellers asks the dlstrlc,
court TO appoint him guardian on ,he
property Of his minor son. Byran ana
daughter, Emily, who are heirs 10 Sioo
worth Of real estate through Henry
Becs,stead. The hearing win be on "a,
yember 49, y" ''o'
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liberation and inflammation OF the
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weeks through It's use, and as find 1t
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If you are i'll do not hesitate to
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hams Vegetable Compound at
once, and write to Mrs. Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass. for special
advice: it is entirely free.
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PRINCESS vIR0QUA, N. 0.
Endorses Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound After
Following Its Record For
Years,

"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAA 10
the greatest boon bestowed on human.
ity and therefore anything that can
restore lost health is blessing. l
consider Lydia Il. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound as blessing to
State and Nation. 1t cures her moth.
ers and daughters and makes them
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Wants stock Value.

Attorneys Dey and street today filed
suit on behalf of Charles II I.ashbrook
to recover 1925 with interest at the rate
of 3 per cent from March 30. and costs
from Harry 3. Cole. According to the
complaint Lashbrook lent Cole 10000
shares Of Ben Butler stock for sixty
days, az security for which Cole depos-
tied With plaissiif $500. AT the end Of
sixty days the stock had not been re-
turned to plaintiff, who alleges that II
was then worth sl,O25, and he has
brought suit to recover the difference
between the deposit and this amount
together with interest and costs.
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The GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST

BY James Z. Talmage, PHI. D.FRs
o.. II. @. g., professor Of geology us.
versity of Utah. a book o. M n, Ss
beautifully illustrated. The frst cam,
plete and authentic work on Inc m y.
nowned saline sea. Price Is cent?
postage prepaid. For sale by the De-.
eret News and oil news dealers.
Autobiography Of Capt Jcme. q
Brown. $50 pages, bound IN cloth. pric,
y2ec: FOR sale at the Deseret New,
Special terms TO agents
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STAR MINING co. WINS.
Judge Stewart Finds Solomon's Claim is
lnsuHcieaty Supported.
Cbancery Cases-John Lollin Receives
Restitution sawyer Damage
Case Now on Trial,

In the case Of Otto +. Solomon vs
the Star Gold and Silver Mining COM
PAM Judge Stewart today found the
ISSUES for the defendant company with
costs, holding that the evidence sub
United was insufficient to warrant the
finding Of the existence OF contract
in favor Of PLAINTIFFS assIgnor
solomon bought a claim of $l36.s2,
which Thomas Kane alleged was due
him as secretary OF the mining COM
pany
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UTAH,
THE WORLD.

Three new maps, Just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on The
reverse side, including population o.
counties and towns according to d,
1900 census, with brief sketch Of even
country In the world, Size 2lxsl hinchss
value rs cents: sent to any address taf
s6 cents. Address The Dessret News
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MllslC LOVERS.

All who desire info . .ss'. u musie
address, etc, o. san ~ Musicians
f nIrse,ory, Published on ts p. S ss,urdsJ
a p,fe'I Musical pase Of the s''"'''
News"
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child the same disease
manifesiing itself in
the form Of swollen
glands OF the neck and
throat, catarh, weak
eyes, offensive sores
aud assesses and Of
,cntimes white swell
sure signs Of
Scrofuia. There may
be no exterpai siqns for
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Shore hcres" closed It's salt Lake
Engagement last night before a second
BEAUTIFUL audience Under the In.
Fuence Of popular rates, Yesterdays
matinee was also crowded, and the
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following are the names Of the
guests who arrived at the hotels De-.
fore 4 M today.
Knuisford-W. r Els, Philadelphia.
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HEWLETT BROS. co.

from Snow from dlsposing OF 1t until
he can recover $4,000 shares which he
claims Snow obtained from him through
misrepresentation
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MERCHANTS PRINTING

Turned out on short notice At ne
Deseret News. A big shipment Of new
types and supplies Just In. Our facilities
for letter heads, bill heads, TAGS en,
velopes. pads. ETC., etc, are uneiosH"
by any establishment In the Nest
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's clearings amounted 10 ,e,l
$40, an Increase Of nearly lea NJ,
cent over the clearings for The co, ~
spending day Of last year NH
amounted to t301.762.5s ""'cn
a local industry not known mpch
ABOUT by the public generate ivUy ~
lhe Manufacture OF FIRE proof strh,s
aug ,n u.es In speaking Of this Arcbl'
eeci Neuhausen stated that I'm ,bs a..
ploonng on he FIRST floor OF sens'a av
Nealhs new residence was msnpfsc'
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TEACHERS,

Or. ralmase's ne' ,a SS's p;ast' should
Salt LAKE, Presein,, IN, nv eaucstor The
s Dc I" ss' f'Hds D. e: Ss Makes 1
iaiIns e ,h &. srs ssrs ior reference OF
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KENNERER P0ST OFFICE,
tspecial to the News. -

Washington, D. C., Nov 1.-Postoiiice
al Kemmerer, Winter county Wyol-
mlnp. becomes presidential January .
salary of postmaster N,l09
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS
Just issued by the Deseret News. Send
Tor a free copy. Special terms to deal.
ers, agents and canvassers.
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NJ wur p llhe Of Battle Creek sanItarium
s en-, toods are complete and a perfect
s s.i5 for meat Give them a trial
S S,.1 La, a. g !. First South
SIhbLtNA SANITARIJ-MFo FOOD 90.