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eyeshade and she built hopes on his fail
ing sight. At least he could not look for
that undiscoverable family likeness. but
she was aware that there were other and
more dangerous pitfalls.
Judge Fennel. this Is Miss Hadding."
said Christmas soft voice in her ear; II
have faithfully discharged my commission
and delivered the goods!''
The old man turned and lifted his eye
shade a little. AS he did so Mary was
aware Of pair of smoked glasses under
meath with scarcely discernable eyes be-
hind them. II am very glad to meet you.
my dear" he said. taking her hand: Il was
at Harvard with your father. though he
was younger than 1. and I knew your
grandfather You can scarcely remember
that I was at your christening.
1T seems to me that I should not forget
it." Mary replied lightly, wondering II he
might be her godfather and hopslessly at
sea that point.
II used to send you a five dollar gold
piece every birthday until I forgot it," he
continued smiling; Il hope they proved
useful to you"
I'm afraid squandered them IN youth
full extravaganza" murmured his victim,
uneasily conscious that Christine was not
out of earshot though she was talking to
Jim Fennel.
Il always understood from your mother
that the sum, a small one, Of course, was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
Diet VS.. Drugs.

1t is quite possible that more harm arises
from indiscretions in food than in drink.
The excessive meat eating that Is so com
mon is undoubtedly one great factor in the
production of SO much rheumatism. head
ache kidney trouble. etc. and though medi-
cine, by clearing the system for time Of
the accumulated poisons that have caused
the trouble, will temporarily relieve. II the
old dietetic habits are resumed, suffering of
course speedily returns. to be again as
suaged by medicine. But there comes
time when the body revots against this
treatment and medicine becomes OF
avail for definite alterations have taken
place In our organs and for the rest Of
life the price has to be paid for past folly.
A wrong dietary not only affects our
physical life. but il affects our mental and
moral nature. and / have seen man who
hitherto had no inclination for work, whose
mind was always dulled. whose outbursts
of anger were furious and frequent. com
pletely changed into a new man by living
on a simpler diet. The blood now no more
overstocked with the products of food,
coursed through his system. refreshing him
instead OF poisoning him, SO that work was
a pleasure. while his temper became once
more serene and affable as of old.-How ~
Keep Well.
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VIII-Continued.

Col. Foxboro and Harriet Cheever were
the center of a group that had drifted to-
ward them and off their retreat to the
conservatories Scheling and Christine
Jerome followed with Molly and Jim Fen
mel fresh from the ballroom. They closed
around the two with eager gayety, full or
laughter and banter. but making Mary at
once the center of attraction as If by COM
mon consent.
There was something almost OF aduation
in the eager cordially OF her little circle.
in the admiration she could read in the
eyes Of the men. and new sense of power,
a urw realization of her own beauty and
charm. together with the atmosphere, the
lights the flowers and the music. intoxi-
Gated the girl with a kind of imaginary
happiness She was flushed. her eyes were
brilliant under their heavy lashes and she
had never looked more lovely or been mere
happily assured of Ryland's admiration.
She was conscious. too. that he wanted to
talk to her to separate her from all these
people and the possibilities of such mo-
mcut stirred her pulses. She had never
been more keenly aware that she wanted
Ryland's respect as well as his admiration.
1t was all Ike a dream. and like a dream
1T had its awakening.
Hearing her name spoken softly at her
elbow she turned with shock of dlspleased
surprise to ind Mrs. Kenneth beside her,
conveying a young man who was evidently
seeking an Introduction. Her dislike OF
Mrs Kenneth frozc the radiance of her
smile
Miss TIadCshg." said that matron stifdy-
she haG ar!sT called her Mary; permit
me TO present Mr.. Leonard Bishop
Mary realized for the first time who was
boyvfug before her The surprise was SO
sharp that she turned deadly white while
She met the young fellows look of amused
amaz.ment and incredulity. 1t flashed upon
her with cruel dstinctness that of course,
Mrs Kenneth must know all If She knew
Leonard. and her castle of cards 1el with
d crash.
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Mary Inlay Taylor,
AUTHOR OF my LADY CLANcARrY." Ere

toward the library until she heard the am
bassador come in alone. .he turned and
met his eyes.
You are interested in the miniature he
observed: 1T is the portrait OF famous
actress. She has been dead many years.
her stage name should be familiar. though.
even now. She was called Denise Girard ."
II know It," Mary replied. calmly meet
ing his half-veiled gaze; she was my
mother"
He was silent. He had been on the point
Of rejoining his guests but her rep ar
rested him and he stood studying her. His
face was more than usually like mask
and quite emotionless.
Are you amazed, ambassador" she
asked after a moment.
He shook his head mo" he said. Il
was almost certain Of il when / first saw
you at Mrs. Cheever's. l knew your mother.
and the likeness Is sometimes remarkable
Marys breath came quickly. her lips
trembled with a question that she lacked
the courage to ask. Then the opportunity
passed: more people came in upon them
and Portucarrero was easily carried away.
while she found herself drawn into one Of
the small whirlpools and lost to all chance
of speech with her host.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13

A suxska Of tie state newspapers
are diettfea to monkey with tle dig
nifty II 1dilor PaoAasrd. al HE Va alley
City .T1n& Record s son.fthinx after
the mAnpek. certain ,l,ewspapers wsse
formsffyss Won't to. dress !. down. the
auth46 II We Nbel Law. And, while we
do not agree with Ms1lea1nAeh Of any.
thing, yet from an acquaintance
formed with the yessuk gentleman At
tile last session, we.have been led to
believe that lie is anything but what
tile papers above referred to term him.
TO US he seems styst,h an outsposen,
fearless antagonist, with more Of the
sneak in his composition lieeertainly
does NOT alklv factionat 81 other'polit-
ical differences ~ interfere, witff the
extending .aof kind and hospitable.
treatment.to men alphabetically. Up
posed to him ~ mattersof party policy
whenever such men havA OCCASION n,
visit the entefprising AND. beautiful!
city In which he haslsls home. What
a strange world VI this. MeEe Packard
TO die Tomorrow; we NEWSPAPER. men.
would hasten to tell what an all
round good fellow he had.to our,
knowiedRe-always been. -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
MARIE MUSINGS.

Correspondenceo Of the record. lJune n.
The organizing Of ~ b,ss-b,ll nj e
Is being talked Of'tn Marie.
A son was. bosn t'v Mr.. and Mrs. Be,t
Elwess the fore part Of last week.
Mother and bate doing nicely.
Miss Dolly Bradley aud Miss Clara
Refer are spending tn. week%at'ena-
ing the illstiLu IN Linton.
A goodly number OF people we're
present A. til. preaching ssrvi:'> 1t
the Jennings residence S.latlty aud
enj wed u very fine SERMON.
4 $ .i,onl meeting was hem lii school
No. :. last week. Mr. jennings, was
elected president q, the l.oaps!.s, !ly'e
oiilce was 1nsMertv .scAxfpisM,.aSy kars
Rn,nA,, a,,. ,'t..,,,,.t 'f'i 1913 g
Mrs. NJ. j. ll.n. ~ ar,,. h.r son .Ad..
MIR. and Mrs. Chs .lssps and. frank
Slkel attended the German Catholic
church In the Dakem neis6b 'fhDod
last Sunday.
A number Of families who are mem
bers of the Mount Pleasant Sunday
school attended Children 's-Day exer-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
POLLOCK ITEMS.


Several loads OF Pollock people drove
al the way up to Linton Sunday to
witness the defeat OF the Pollock nine
st the hands of the Linton Whirl-
winds.
John Powers, Steve Silk and Win
field VermilliOn, all of the GlanavOn
neightOrlMad, returned Sunday from
a weeks trip into the country west Of
Standing Rock reservation. To the
Progress man Mr.. Powers stated that
the railroad has now been built be-
you'd Seim, and that the new railroad
town near that place Is called Lemon,
and tn this place the business places
Of Seim will eventually be- moved. In
Lemon there Is already located a news
paper, : store and livery stable, al
though the town is not plated or any
lots sold Is yet. It is located due west
Of Pollock, and is within a few miles
OF the reservation. The country out
there seems tn be infested with horse
thieves and buns and all the frater-
nifty usually found In . country just
being settled.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
BRAID OK: BREvrrIES.
.Ltrom lhS News. .Jase 81.

- VIII vs." ~ ""GSsA"s "
The 'siilling iu;'."f Main stu.et ~
the EARTH and gravel from tile b,se-
mcnt excavations ~ Dr. Welsii's new
drug store and Rev I.aman's new res
idence this week \, a con,'n-naa''le
work.
J. NJ. Wirth, our veteran meat
market man, reports the loss VI y yalu.
able Angora kid Sunday. The cl.il-
drcn we're attending the flock on the
prairie when the little fellow disap-
peared as completely ;.s, though the
earth had swallowed him up. IL Is
thosgi't to l.av h.en the work of IL
coyote.
We understand that Is de- Al " OH for
the purchase of tie C,a.y..r livery barn
by Harry Moore.
Revival meetings will he held at
Napoleon Iuly lith an 18TH, al, tile
Raven sci,tNl house ot th.. 18TH and
ut tire Armstrong school house on .Iul,
18th and l4tl,.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
Prizes Tor Photographs.

The Department of Agriculture and
Labor. at Bismarck. offers monthly
prize Of five dollars for the best photo
graph received showing the develop
ment Of North Dakota. The Photograph
must be typical Of some North Dakota
industry. either farming, stockraising.
manufacturing Or building. and be large
and clear enough for reproduction in
half-tone picture. Each photograph
must be accompanied by brief descrip-
ton of the subject. that may be ampli-
fled for publication. In addition to the
prize offered. the department will receive
and pay for all photographs suitable for
reproduction in such literature as may
be put forth from time to time. Photo
graphs Of unique nature. combining
general interest with state development.
are especially desirable. Allphotographs
and written matter should be sent flat
not rolled. Here is an opportunity for
amateur or professional photographers.
commercial clubs. real-estate interests
and others to assist in the work of put.
ting North Dakota before the world. and
at the same time receiving fair compen-
sation for the work. No photographs
will be returned; but such as are used
will be paid for at fair rate.
w. G. GILBREATH, Commissioner.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
BISMARCK FREE STREET CARNIVAL

Five days, commencing Tuesday,
June 18th. This is To he the event Of
the year at Bi.marck, where every
body will take u holiday during the
carnival, and all Of the neighboring
towns arc invited To attend during
this gala week.
There will be many purely local IT.
fractions, and In addition to these the
Commercial Club has engaged the
CaSh Carnival Company, with ell of it's
dozens nf attractions. Including Pink
aud Grays' Combined Shows, The
Crazy House, Fora. Vaulting the VOL
sano, Dixie Land, Cage ~ Death,
Leap the Cap. Ellswnrth's Fairy Land
Ataw, Mammoth Ferris Wheel, The
Cycling iIoiYmans, IIine's Great Kline
dFOme, Gymna.ts, Irap"z. Perform
era, Balloon Ascensions, Parachute
Jumps, Two Full Bands.
The merchants are making special
displays and will hold special sales.
There will be ample hotel ac:omoda-
ti0uS.
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liz s.ne .nayyled nc, i x4se,

s>.es
idaho, The star Witness t"r the prose-
cuLi0n, "a man with several -tsaMses. but
who ii late years, las lNen known! .w as
Harry Orchard, testified that ffe' haH
murdered eighteen men. In cross
examination: hts was made ~ admit
that he was,a biuamiSt, a thief, . liar.
aud pretty neatly everything else
th,t's bad. tie Was sIs0 compelled 10
aimit that the man whom lie now az
cu>es Of arranging for most II the
murders made several speeches 1" the
striking miners Ia. which lie protested
against unlawful acts On their part,
counseling them That tie only rha'.ce
they had Of. success was slY retaining
the sympathy ~ the public which
-:sfIey 'woNld surely Jesse II they took us=:
lawful aceio6S Or any kind Unless the
prosecution can corrobdNSc Orchards
testimony .by reliable witnesses, It
does not seem possible ratst jury Of
any classpe. citizens viii find the de-
PENDANT guilty. - 8
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13

Notice of cos.spaealjoa Fsanl Rsooe.
UxIfED ErAsRa kAxD OFFICE.
BssNARck. n. u, Mag -. ~.
Notice il heseby given 1Aat the loalNR3og-
tl0n to make com0utnf10a 1oal J0snl - 49,
port Of his clai1l. 81 49, satd pUne 0Nl =
made tef0se L. 4. 0u1aAerhy. Untsa6 1taG1s
1906. viz:
ADAM MlTZEl.
Who made 4. E; No. estGs. dated June g: ll0a.
and II. s. y 81 s. ". < n e : = n Tv ~
1871 n. Rye. IS W. OF 5th 2. ~.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItiva-
tf0n of said land. viz:
Joseph Schneider. Of strasbuse. N. d.
Peter Keller. Of strasbuER. N. D.
Andreas Att1el. OF 6tsas6oeR, y. D.
Peter Zachef. Of StsashaFG. u. d
NJ Il. JEWELL. Register
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suuONS COUNTY RECORD
~ D. Z. sTREETER.
Lt,.sss. Worth llskOsa.
PIONEER PAPER or THE COUNTY.
Tho Record IL entered ~ the Linton Post.
Nice rs second class matter.

As LONG as the Record editor is will
ing ~ republisll tho worst II the bid
things the esteemed c"temporary IN
the bowels OF the earth says ab 'ut
him, thc "cdiior" uf the latter should
not object when we pttblisDt some .nf
the goxi things that Valley City or
other state papers may say about us.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
,iseSa at the Omio sabbath-school last

elses ct the Omio Sabbath-school last
Sunday.
Several Of the Marie people are an
ticipatiug taking in the carnival at
Bismarck.
Fishing 10 Clear creek is reported
TO he very fine this season. Due party
caught sixty the other day In two
hours
a certain young man OF this vicin-
ity prefers beauty to agc. Won by the
smilssof two young maidens, he left
his mother ON the road TO wait while
he went driving with the girls, un.
mindful 81 the fact that III the buggy
were his mothers four dozen eggs for
setting. f. IRAN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13

The Record will never hesitate to
corrdbt . mistake made Ia It's columns.
LastHeek we gave - the income of
the new deputy county superintendent
Of schools thirteen hundred dollars a
year and mileage. That is the salary
Of the county Observation-Disclosures
imately. The salary II the deputy is
half that sum and no travelling ex-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
FERRY LEASING.

Commissioner, Of Emmons county. North
Dakota. at thu "sice OF the County Auditor.
day 0f July. lsD., for the ferry privilege be-
twceu-As4s,sSns and Standing koct agency
fpr tern OF three years. Bids must state
the 'aniodnt that ~! I've paid nhnually In
advance j u. PITTS. County Auditor
Dated ~ Linton. n d., this 10th day Of
June, a ~ 1907. fiunl3-S71
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
stse,es q comnutat,os FIaal Proof.

UnlrED STATES LAnD OFFICE,
BlsMARCk, N. D.. May II. 1907.
11nesne Il hereby given that the following
.AAaaed esttler has filed notice OF his inteii-
1lRa 70 make communication dnal proof ~ !,
N16 e oa3e before L. A. Weatherby. United
States commissioner. at Linton. N. ". on
June 3. 1907. viz:
Who made u. 4. No. 1904. dated March y
la06 for the N. n of 8. w. 8 and y =
of 9. E. y Of Sec. TO- Twp l33 H.. kge.' =
w. of 5th r. y.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
ti0n of said land, viz:
Christ. Ilpps. Of Linton. n. ID.
George Nelmiller. Of Linton. N. u
AndfoW Hanson, of Linton, n. ID.
Asrsjn 8sue. Of Linton. y: D.
N. H. JEWELL. Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
Peiafl-Yesi-Painfl

IL you have q house. barn, shed,
fence, wagon. buggy, implement,
chair, floor. door, plaster wall. porch,
railing. or In fact any thing that needs
paint, We have the quantity and quail
ity Linton Bazaar.
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Notice Of F,.si assa.ssesa1 prsss.


Notice Of Final lsesseeoeoA Peee1.
UNITED ssAsss I.Anp OFFICE.
BlsAARCk. d. o.. J1ae n. ~.
named settler his lid a01UAe - taten.
tion IA make 1ve-yeae 1aAl.peoof "a eap-
port Of his claim. nnd that 0t8 pguol viii So
ex-ohiciO clerk q the eounty court o. EN-
mons county. n. d. ~ his GDco 10 LiotOn.
n. H., on July q. 1907. viz:
HAROLD NELSON.
n.F. No. s44oe, dated July .. 1909. for the
Of Fifth p. ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cu1tiva-
Herman Madison. Of westse;d. n. D.
Andrew Olson. Of West6eId. N. D.
Hans vikse. uf Pollock. =. D.
3' ''''I y. H. T. JESE VEIL, k e s;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
=. Y. COOFEN,
Commissioner OF Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. I
Office OF Commissioner OF Insurance.

Company's Certificate Of Authority.
Whereas. the Aetna Life Insurance
Company of Hartford. Conn. . corpora
tion organized under the laws OF
Connecticut. has filed in this once
a sworn statement exhibiting its condition
and business for the year ending Decem-
in,r ~. laOH. comfortable to the require.
n.cnts OF the laws OF this state. regulating
the business Of Insurance. and.
Whereas. the said Company has flled
IN this once duly cereided copy Of ito
charter with certificate OF orGenisatioo
i, compliance with the requirement of
the insurance laws Aforesaid.
Saw. therefore. I. F.. C.. Cooper. Cen.
S.r;h Dakota pursuant to the psovislons
~ slid laws: do hereby earthly that the
above named Company 70 fully empoW.
cred through its authorised agents, .
t,.s'ss.r" lis appropriate business Of Lifo
am, Incident Insurance In this state ae.
so:,iins TO the laws thereof. until the Slse
DIV OF December. A. ID. 1907.
In testimony whereof. have hersunte
=, ray hand and ssal at Bismarck. tSis
~, "a Of january. 4 D. 1901.
tSsal.) E c. COOPER.
COMMISSIONS OF Insurance.
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~ -. SOOt INs
Commissioner of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office of Commissioner OF Insurance.
Cnmn0nvsa Certificate NJ Anthority

company D NeVuuCAS0 OF authority.
Whereas. The Alliance Hail Association
Of jamestown. n. p. q corporation
Dakota. has filed in this office
q sworn statement exhibiting its
ing December 81. 1905. conformabie to
the requirements Of the laws of this state.
regulating the business Of Insurance: ant.
thi. office duly certified copy Of its
charter with certificate OF organization in
compliance with the requirement. Of the
insurance laws Aforesaid.
Now. therefore. ]. E. C; Cooper. Conn
mixsicner OF Insurance OF the State OF
North Dakota. pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws: do hereby certify that the
above named Company 10 fully empow-
cred. through its authorized agents. 10
trans IS appropriate business of HAN
insurance in this state. according to tile
Law. thereof. until the 3lst day OF De-
cember. A d. 1907.
In testimony whereof. have hercunto
set nv hand and seal at Bismarck. this
lG'h '':'v III January. A. H. ,.M7
(Seal.l f. g. COOPER,
Commissioner Of Insurance
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Notice Of fionssstead F,aal Proof.


Notice Of Homestead Final Proof.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
BlsNARCK. N. d.. May d. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ton to make 6ve-year final proof in sup
port Of his claim. and that said proof will
BE- made before L. A. Weatherby. United
June q. 1907. viz:
ALEXANDER wALTHER,
Who made n. E. No. 1874, dated March IL
1901. for lot 8. and E. y of 8. W. = and \.
w. tof 9. p. y OF Sec. q. Twp. 13l n. Rgr
81 w. Of 9Th p. N.
He names the following witnesses oprov-
bis continuous residence upon and cultva-
lohsanes Naasz. Of Linton. n. D.
GOttlieb Naasz. of Linton. n. ID.
John =. Wittmayer. Of Linton, N. ID.
Daniel Recltle. of Linton. N. d.
NJ. II. JEWELL. Register.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

Onlce OF Commissioner OF lh0ufancO.l
/. E. C. Cooper. Commissioner Of tn-
surance OF the State OF North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing .
now on file In this once
In testimony whereof. ! have hereunto
set my hama and aMxed the seal OF thlo
Office at Biefaarck the 18th day Of April.
A. d. 1907
(0eal) 3. G. COOPER,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-06-13
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

]. E. G. Cooper. Commissioners Of Insur.
ance OF the State Of North Dakota, do
abstract of the original statement now
on lile in this ONCE.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
oet my hand and afnxed the seal of this
once at Bismarck the 18th day of April,
a. d. 1907.
tseaiJ E. c. COOPER.
aaloHos OF Ir,s,
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chIlIres's.Day Services.

The Sand Greek Sunday school will
celebrate Children's Day at the Pfaii
appointment on the Both Of June. Ev.
erybody is invited. Come and enjoy
services and exercises.
A. A. BOsCHEE, Pastor.
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(6eal.) +. e COOPER
Commissioners of Insurance
State oE NnDr,,

osTAIE Or NORTH DAKOTA,
once OF Commissioner OF insurance
G Gsnapaa Certificate Of Authority.
eurance Company of Norwich, England. :,
eorporation organized under tho laws az
Great Britain. has filed in this once. - :
sworn ,s statement sShihitin9 its condition
S ssSs business a1 Tor the year ending Dec. 81.
the laws OF this state. resulatin. ,h ..
business of insurance and. "'e
Whereas. the said company has a,ad ~,
this ONCE s.;,, daily certified COPY Of ,ts
compliance With the requirement Of th v.
/. Now. therefore, l, F.. c. Cooper C.,.s
/ missioner OF Insurance OF the stats om ne
North Dakota. pursuant to the nr"visio, ~.
Of said laws do hereby certify that ehs
se2ye named, named r,. .p is fully empow.
t.smsass IFS !, I business OF F,rs
law. thereof, until the aist dav o 20 me me
In testimony whereof ! have h.ra,,..
nth day OF january. a % i.a,: 'hss
(SsalD F. G COoprp
Commissioned Of lnsuranc.