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tory or the college. He said that Mr.
Clifton, the president, had met every
expectation OF the board Of trustees
ana he congratulated him on the high
STANDARD OF his course of study. He
stated further that between now and
the opening OF the next session S.. 00a
would be expended in still further
equipping and enlarging the college
The same faculty reelected save i'm
the following positions:
Miss StanwoOd resigned chair of
mathematics, to the regret of botb
the board and patrons, and Miss Pen.
laf Russell, Of Lafayette, Ala. was
elected to take her place. Mrs. Ed
q. Payne resigned primary depart-
ment, and Mrs. Alice Cooper was
chosen to this position. Mr.. Marsbap
resigned chair Of latin, and Miss Cor
rlnne Laney, Of Aberdeen, was elected
TO this chair. Miss Crosby resigned
position as teacher Of piano and Miss
Lilli Won Baumbach was chosen f.
succeed her.
Three of the graduates of Grepad1
College, Miss Mary Koon, of Water
valley, class Of 1903: Miss Ethelyr
Brown, of Sails, class of 1904. and
Miss Rowena Thayer, of Greenwood.
class of 1905, will return next wear In
their alma mater to take further
work. The return of graduates Of
the college to pursue their work
further evidences the high esteem in
which the college is held by those who
are in position to know.
The following is partial list of the
visitors who attended commencement
Hon. W. s. Hill, Misses Lille Wit
", Marby Ely, Lucille Talbert, -
ingram, Tillie Hill, Evelyn Turner.
Nlnona; Stella Gillespie, Nell Askew.
nary Koon, Water Valley; Hattie
skinner, Elizabeth: Emma William
on, Milan, Tenn; Lucetta Tillman.
transport; Clyde Johnson, Lexingeaa:
larry Ethel Stainback, Sunny Side:
lucille Morehead, Itta Bena: Glennie
labry, Dublin; Mamie Diggs, Acona.
lessrs. Rowan Thayer, Warner Wells
'aker Wall, Ennis Mcintyre, William
anderS. ThoS. Firth, Chas: Mcbride,
A. Wall and wife,G reenwood:
obert Weissinger, Friars Point: =
eal and = Sabin, LeFlore; j. Wittz.
Edgar McRae. j. Frasier. Winopa:
I. G. Dubard and wife, Dubard:--
oyett, Drew; Louis Kittle, Evans
lie; - HOpp, -: Lagrta,e
cal, Webb; -- Shrock, Shrock.
rank Stainback, Minter City: -
lcketS, Drew: Russell Fielder: Mas
rs Fred LuciuS, ---; Clyde May,
mory; Revs. J. r. Countiss. Oxford:
c. Morehead, Itta Bena; W. S.
lpman, Shaw; J. A. Bowen, Vino
!; Il. 0. Brown, Batesville: w. I'll
llivan, Sardis; w. G. Harbin, Gun
'oE; j. w. Bachman, Durant: S. NJ
James and wife, Water Valley; JohE
tchell. Aberdeen: j. c. Park, Green
od. Mr.. j. r. Bingham and wife.
rrolton; Mr.. Therill and wife, Ack-
nan. MesdameS Susie DeLoach.
eenwood; Dickerson, Shrock; Dye
little daughter, PittSbOro; Young.
michael; Lloyd and little son and
ghter, Water Valley. and Myers OF
IaS; DR.. viii Barton, Hillhouse.
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OFFICE FOR RENT-ConyenientlK
located. Apply at Sentinel Office.
5-13-tf.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
May Session.

Grenada, Miss. May 1, 1905.
The Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen of the
oiIy @t ,Grenada' Mississippi. met in regular
monthly session ut the mayors office In said
citT on this lst day of May, 1905. Present,
m.rsbal! bddltTn; ~ II mayor; mayor; pro tenn; Gerard
street, HILL G B Jones, L Tatum. Il r
hcath, Aldermen, also b Bolton. Supt. W
= n plant; f Huntington, treasurer:
l. Dubard. street commissioners
ordered that the petition of o + Lawrence
et al. for opening street be received and
hled, and that the following committee he
and Is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon the advisability of granting said
pelltlon at next regular session of this
board, VIZ, q b Jones and T z Heath.
Ordered that all bills against the water
sh ana electric light plant not presented to
th .he SUPERINTENDENT OF the plant on or before
the 18th day of each month for approval
shaii De continued until the next monthly |
session 0sdand OF the board before being allowed.
Oruereu that the general fund of the city
De charged with 800 per month for water
ana lights furnished the city. and that the
!, treasurer d be and he is hereby authorized |
the general fund to the water and electric
nght 1und OF the city at the end of each
month hereafter and that the recorder duly
n0Slty MN or the passage of this order.
, OrQered that the treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to trans
Ter at once the sum of seven hundred 5000
loliarS from the general fund TO the water
ana electric light fund OF the city and that |
the recorder Gully notify him of the passage
Df this order e"''"e0
ordered that W J Rayburn be and he is
hereby appointed sanitary inspector in and
or G1 the city at salary of SO per month un-
III further ordered by this board.
ordered that the following committee be
appointed to investigate as to the necessity
ma advlsabtlity of extending the sewer sys-
EN- along the south side OF public square.
'Z, Broadstreet and Hill.
Inc city auditor having duly examined.
udlted and reported correct the following
epOrtS or city officers 1t is therefore ordarad |
hat same be received and spread on the
linutes as follows:
MAYORS REPORT y
TO the honorable Board OF Mayor and AL S
erlnen' | beg leave TO make this my report
nave collected the following 6aes during Y
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Ana herebv certify that have paid the
Iull amount expressed on the face OF each
warrant and have not directly or Indirectly
specutated therein. (See Sec. 3S47 annOt Ated
Cooe) Respectfully submitted.
a. GERARD. Tax Col.
Grenada. Mics. April 3. 1905.
10 tie honorable Board o. Mayor and Al.
dermen: have the pleasure TO report that I
nave collected the following privileges for
the mouth OF April Is}l5 "
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Respectfully submitted.
~ ID D-l. e. .

O., Is Bolton. Supt.
salaries OF, officers and employees be allowed.
ana warrants drawn on the proper funds for
same as follows:
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BIDS WANTED-BidS will be ve-
ceived at June meeting of board Q
supervisors tor cementing fursace
room at county Jail, putting "a
drain pipe and enclosing stasazssw
to furnace room. j. S. King, CszS.-
cerv Clerk. kEr
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A'J tHOdsuTtT FtCtIpU...- go. ...... M1 fa9
Respectfully submitted
"A. GERAkb, Tax Collector.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Report of j Huntingdon city treasurer.
Tor month ending this day. May 1, 1905:
GENERAL FUND.
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TAX COLLECrok's REPORT.

Grenada. Hiss. April %, l9O5.-To the Hon
9rable Board of Mayor and Aldermen:
nave the honor to report that have collect
ca from the tax payers of this city the fol-
lowing amount OF city tax for the fiscal wear
iva from The lst day OF April. 1906 TO the Ist
aax or May: 1905. and the amount here
Win stated Is all | have collected on said
account since my last report:
Amt collected for oi,v a, a..
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FOR RENT-One nice room at nv
residence near /. c. depot. and ONE
brick store house 2Ox60. Fog Sule
-One small iron safe: four As+foots
panels heavy iron fence: mae .gooc$
sklff; fine double barrel Ibrees,,A-
Loading shot gun, u gauge. All
cheap. w. II. Ladd. may-ls
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| ject to the call of the mayor
Nj. w. MITCHELL, City Recorder.
The following ordinance was offered for
| adoption and after being read and duly con-
sidered by the board was adopted as follows
| An ordinance to Amend an Ordinance De-
inning the Fire Limits of the City of
Grenada :" to Prohibit ANY buildings
or S.rsctures or Paris of Buildings or
70 be Constructed of any Material Except
Brick, Concrete, Stone, Iron nr 81 eel and
to Prescribe IA Penalty for Violation OF
tsafs Ordinance, and to Require the BuiId-
ing Inspector TO Inspect all BniIding. or
Parts OF BuiidiugS or Additions to a,,y
huidings ar structures Hereafter Com
structed Within Said Fire Limit and tn
REPORT any Violations of thfs Ordinance
BE 1t ordained by the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen OF the city of Grenada Mississin-
pl: Ihat the ordinance heretofore adopted
Dy this board defining the fire limits of the
city OF Grenada be amended so as to read as
follows: ~ "s
Section 1.-The lots or parcels of ground
bounded on the north by Spring street on
the east Dy Mound street. on the south nv
Second street and on the west by D0ax and
water street, be and the same are harehv
constituted the fire limits of the city OF Gre |
NADIA.
Section 2-It shall be unlawful for aov
person or persons TO build. erect or Joca r.
any d;.dg' 91d;;idlng' structure or houseNor part of
mousse OF any description within the fire
limits of said city as herein constituted. ex
ccpt same We VI Drlck. concrete. stone. iron
Or steel. and no part OF the frame work or
walls or any such buildings or structures
)r parts OF additions thereto shall be con-
'trncted OF wood or other infiamable ma
erial nor shall any wooden beams siiis
oi~ts or girders be set into any of the walls
II such buildings or structures. but thew
hall be either set upon projections or abuf-
nents OF said walls or be anchored thereto
" wrought iron anchors of not less than
! x2 inch stirup iron. and shall have not less |
nan Inch anchor iron with inch star ,
TaShers on outside OF wall secured with nnt
no well secured to the wall and to the
lmbers. s
Section 3-In all brick. stone or eoncreta !
uiidings the walls OF first story shall he a |
East lS inches thick and second story af ,
East l3 inches thick7all such buildings Shall
ave fire walls as required by Fire lnsur- q
nee Associations. =
Section 4-Any person or persons guilty of
lolation OF this ordinance shall be fined in a e
I'M not less than $500 nor more than ST .000. n
nd any ouildlng. structure or part OF build
Y or structure or addition to any buiIding a
structure erected in Violation hereof LII :,
condemned and removed by order of this "
,ard. - 'iS cl
Section sit shall be the duty OF the build-I q,
g inspector to report to the MAYOR anv ~
olations OF this ordinance and to renorf 10 | Se
is board any buildings or structnraS ~
Irts OF or additions thereto erected or at
mpted to be erected In violation Of this | III
section 6-This ordinance shall take effect Il
d be In force from and after its PASSAGE hf
g public welfare requiring IT, o.
ordered and ordained this the 18th day Of OF
", A. d., 1906. = :"
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10 the honorable Board OF Mayor and AL.
derinen, beg leave to make this NV renort
nave collected the following 6aes during
the month of April, 1906: III {
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SPECIAL SALE-We have two bug
gieS, two runabouts. one surrey and
twelve sewing machines that we are
anxious to sell cheap for cash. Gre
NADIA Mercantile ca. 5I6-tf
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A. GREENFIELD
Boots and Shoes
Neatly Repaired.
Reasonable Prices.
Opposite End Glass Drug Store
). W. McLEOD,
General Insurance Agent
GRENADA. MISS.

- represents several OF the largest fn-
= suranee Companies doing business Ia fhr
nado and Accident Insurance Ynnr hs's hor
acss soaciteu' Oct. II. ,03-f
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WANTED = Military Bounty Land
warrants. Will pay So for telling
me who has one whether l buy itor
not. R. K. Kelley. Kansas City, Mo.
May-27-4t
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MISCELLANEOUS ;
ADVERTISEMENTS !

FOR SALE-Sweet potato slips-yeI-
low yamS. phone 1O4. j. w. Me
LeOd. J2 ,,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20
THE "SPiT BALL."
Pitcher chesboro Says He Alone Knows
the Secret Of Throwing It

Pitcher chesboro Says He Alone Knows
the Secret Of Throwing It
From the New York Globe.
II will bet $780," said Jack Chesboro.
that there is not a pitcher except my
self in the business who knows the Sc
cret of throwing the spit ball. will
also wager 800 that any time have two
strikes on the batter (and / don't care
who he is) and there are three balls
agaist me will put the spit balf over tho
plate, and he will not hit it,"
The above assertion was called forth by
the Globe representatives. query II the
use of the "spit BALI was responsible for
Chesbro's lame arm earlier in the season.
That's all tommyrot." he replied. MY
poor work early in the season was due en-
tirely to my pitching on a rainy day. I got
wet caught cold in my shoulder. and
could not do myself justice till recovered
from the effects of the exposure. 1t is nom
sense to say that the spit BALI lanes
pitchers arm--not if he knows how to
throw it; but. you see, they don't know
the secret of it,"
And what is the secret Of it?' inquired
the Globe man, with an eagle look in his
eyes.
1.-THE secret Ia this: You take the ball
In your right hand-that is IL you are q
right handler pitcher-and then moisten
your fingers a bit. after which you look
closely at the batsman. Then you draw
back your arm and let her flicker.
Mr. Chesbro then grinned and wanted to
know IL that asn't plain enough.
Then he added None OF these fell
lows have yet mastered the delivery Of the
spit ball." which is the greatest inven-
ton OF the baseball age. / use it altogeth-
or, and invariably employ it in tight
place. use II always when there are two
strikes and three balls. and l have it un-
der such perfect control that it never fails
me. These other boys vino are expert
menting with the spit ball never use II
when they get into tight place. Whole
| lot of batters in the American league have
| given up trying to hit the spit BALI as
pitched by me. and, of course, l lay foI
| them and win my games from them
| Yes have seen statements to the effect
that the spit bali didn't amount to any
thing and would die out, but / notice the
opposing clubs are continually trying t.
| put preparations on the bail to prevent
me using it effectively.
Far from being exploded theory
the spit bali so far as most pitchers arr
concerned. is in its infancy. If n majority
of pitchers ever learn to use 1t with thu
same effect l do the batsmen will be al
most completely at our mercy"
Asked as to the direction in which TIL
ball broke from him. he briefly replied
Down for the most part. then he said
do you think the ball doesn't work wei
for me on the home groundsas l ascribe
to the fact that the grounds are hard
which makes the ball fuzzy. Again. Their
Is usually too much wind for me there
Therefore l seem to do my best pitchin
away from home. 1 am pitching the bes
ball of my career now, and l won't los
many games.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20

Boston School of Domestic Science,
for a series of free demonstrations at
the company's hall on o street. Miss
Miller not only teaches how to pre-
pare food, but also teaches how to
make the most and best out of the
materials at hand. Anybody can get
up good meal if given whole pro-
vision store and produce market to
select from. But it takes skill to pre-
pare a palatable and nutritious meal
when ingredients are few and the
quality within reach of the average
wage Garner. Miss Miller's work is
largely along this line, and therefore
the work is of benefit to the wage
Garner
These demonstrations are absolute
ly free and special invitation is ex>
tended to the wives of Wageworker
readers.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20
PARKS va. PERKINS.
Somebody Tell Us the Differences
Between Them.

Sam Parks, the notorious walking
delegate of the Housesmiths' Union,
was sent to Jail for extortion. AS the
representative of the employees he
took money from the employers to set
tie trouble he instigated. For this
he was sent to the penitentiary and
died there
But Sam Parks was only labor
ing man, an ignorant mechanic. a
brutal unionist.
Now there is Mr.. Perkins, partner
of J. Pierpont Morgan and an official
of the New York Life Insurance Co.
AS an influential official of the New
York Life he made transactions with
himself as partner in the Morgan
firm whereby the Morgan firm made
lots of money. AS partner in the
Morgan firm he made deals with him
self for the New York Life whereby
the firm of J. Pierpont Morgan &
Co made big profits. Mr.. Perkins is
| not yet in Jail, and SO far as one can
Tell there Is 10 IkclluOOu IudI ne Will
ever be indicted, let alone tried and
! convicted.
But Mr.. Perkins is captain of
industry" Napoleon of finance .
and great leader in high society.
| If you are workingman and steal
to Jail you go.
j If you are a big financier and steal
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20
THE cLOVEN HOOP.
Business Mems Association" OIL
Omaha in IT,

The printers strike, or rather lock-
out-began in full force and effect
in Omaha Monday. Behind it all is
the so-called Business Mems Associa-
ton, with Timothy J. Mahoney as
chief bugleman. Had it not been for
the interference of this union bust
ing outfit there is every reason to
been made. But Mahoney is getting
a nice salary for keeping trouble
stirred up. About seventy-five men
are out, and the Typothaete shops
rats" whose chief service is to sit
in the front window and make a noise
like printer.
This fight in Omaha is not the Typo
graphical Unions fight alone-it is
the fight of every union in the city.
With the experience gained by the
fight two years ago the unions ought
to make it exceedingly interesting for
the union crushing bunch. The bust
ness man who goes into the union
crushing business is usually either a
sucker" or "damphooP-and often
both. 1t is up to the unions of Oma-
ha to get behind the fair business
men and boost them away ahead OF
the short-sighted union crushing gang.
In the meanwhile Timothy J. Maho-
ney is drawing his fat salary for man
aging the union crushing campaign.
| But Timothy will not be asked to
| make any more democratic speeches
in South Omaha.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20
GENERAL MENTION.
News and Nstes Gathered From Home
and Other Places.

News and Nstes Gathered From Home
and Other Places.
DR.: r. L.. Bentley, candidate for
coBoner:.
Rogers; & Perkins carry full line
Of union made shoes.
Smoke Blue Ribbon union made
cigars. Neville & Gardner.
The largest line Of union made
shoes in the city at Rogers & Fer
kins.
The wocnAn's Union Label League
meets In regular session next Mon
day evening.
The park commission is preparing
to make a skating place near the
Mockett we'll.
The Sunday Star has an advertise
ment In this issue. The Star is union
from cellar to garrett
Fred Schmidt & Bro. have another
big ad in this weeks issue. The
Wageworker desires to call the atten-
ton Of all unionists to this big store.
It is a great place for bargains.
Jack Scott has sold out his inter-
est in the barber shop in the base
ment at Eleventh and o, and is now
operating chair at the Grand Cen
trail. "Too much basement for man
with the rheumatism" is Jacks rea-
son for the change.
"The Atterbury System" refers to
mems suits, made by the worlds best
maker. These suits show every mark
of expert Workmanship and all the lit
tie devices which cause garments to
retain their style and originality. Ask
for them at the Paine Clothing Com
pany.
A union printer walked up to The
Wageworker desk one day last week
and paid for couple of papers to be
sent to friends who are not printers,
but who are non-union craftsmen.
Want 'em to get little union gospel
right along" said the union printer
There's room on the books for sew.
eral hundred more,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20

enough, YOU are feted and wined and
dined and welcomed into the charmed
circle of those. who make it their BUSH
and administer the affairs of God as
divine trustees for the benefit of the
common people"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Housewives Should Take Advantage
Of It Right Now.

The housewives of Lincoln, and es-
pecially the housewives of union
households, should take advantage of
the opportunity now afforded to study
the science of domestic economy. Ger
tainly any measures that tend to
economical preparation and use of
food should appeal strongly to the
wage earners of the country! The Lin
coin Gas and Electric Light Co. has
secnred the services of Miss Anna
Virginia Miller, graduate of the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20

Adolph Carnot. mentioned for president
of France, Is a brother of the murdered
president Of that name.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-10-20

"a perfect boon to terlAcr<-or corn
troubled feet This telling Testimonial
of wearer is an apt description Of our
Cushion Sole SnOe for men. They are mn
questionably the Shoe OF Shoes for ten
der feet. They combine graceful style,
handsome appearance and comfort. Gem
uine Cushion Sole Shoes require mo
breaking in" They are fitted with nom
conducting leather covered Cushion Soles
which. while conforming to the shape of
the foot. do not lump up" The sole be-
ing mon conducting" keep your feet dry
and at an even temperature; price 500.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
80 WuI ~ Eafan.

Nss Yoga March lJ Az unpfee5
den'rd frsa lE reported b. sIramahif
Hna onoa tsn f1r h0oh.bs N
ages Dr. American v.hIar Do cf1sl
ihe Atlantic ha 1Hmef Ff8s
sighl 20 bhsan Hlnes ere fhey az
sifts8f m1 there ere long wafHI
Date iyf mfnrlie eafrr ana ihe seeoaf
cabin ace1mota oHs % some haa
steamers could b cold at au ea5t
ufrs ~ taa ffl class aIa.sg E19r
aould b9Id .hs ifafelefs AZ 0ae fia6
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20

osicnsbuR. n w. March i7--A
rhoat prank played near he village Of
ArnprIDr ont, as q party Of young
people were going home from a danca
has frightened Two women ii,to nee
yohs pruauHtlon suddenly confront
Cd IA the road by the form Of a mas
OF giant proportions Wildly crying and
moaning an Vt the party nod In terror
Several or tho women tainted The
ghost disappeared bot no one daret
go home, and o nclghborIng farmol
took them 90 for The night Miss "a
polBie and Mlsa SAVIOR became seri
omly 100 Miss lapo.nte Was scat &c
q hospital On Ottawa where there d
but lille hope OF her recovery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
MILL OWNER KILLS MAN.
Trouble Arose over Trying to Get OBJ
eratlVes to Leave Cotton Mil.

Charlotte n, c., March Ear
Carpenter weItkpowu cotton mil
owner shot ana instantly killed A. NJ
Kate, SUPERINTENDENT Of the Minis Man
utacturing company.
The tragedy occurred on the prem
ises of the Harden Manufacturer,
company, about 20 miles from this CITY
kale went TO the house Of one Of tn,
operatives, it is said. for the purpos,
OF Inducing him and his family to NOV.
70 his mill. Carpenter learned of IN,
object Of Kale's visit and confronte,
him with the charge a fight ensue,
in which both drew pistols. Kale shor
Carpenter in the breast, mnictlng g
dangerous, il not fatal. wound. ane
Carpenter In turn. fired at Kale, IN,
bullet striking him squarely in IN,
forehead passing directly through the
brain, causing instant death,
Carpenter this evening was said h
be In very precarious condition Ht
is a son OF o. ID. Carpenter, one OF tht
best known mill owners In the south.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-20
- IaeLatss bl LanasILass

Santa Barbara Cal Mach Ta'
iaalsI'drs hsfe again Isolated saHti
Barbara ffon railroad c0HmaHlegteI
uf,b thr outside world Oae O. o.
Co.sta ABBOTT 3 piles fe co.. a0rh
and zee other 90 ig ui,es 91b f.f
laiter being fhf post teraas Tht
fainu0rm c8tfoues eth o uFori
r.1d from fAs sonfsssst aaf apDat
sIon b feit foF fhe oeeaH hgs'egsrt
Thf rain record 90 the rform d abau
fif iaehrs 40 t9 foaight