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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01

FOR Rents roomh ever Handy Gro,
Gerry. Apply to NJ. j. Lantz. II
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13
MADISON.

Mrs. Silvis died of heart trou- bic recently at her home at Pet tigrew.
 Huntsville is to have another barber shop, with s. G. David son proprietor.
 J. T. Harper has leased the Huntsville Republican, and takes charge of same this week.
 Joe Stroud, of Huntsville, who has position as letter carrier at Fort Smith. IS moving his family to that place.
 l.. W. Hudson, all old and re- spected citizen residing ln the vi- cinity of Marble, died recently after all illness of several months.
 County Judge Dunaway and family left Huntsville first of last week for their future home at Twin Falls, Idaho. It had been known for several months that the Judge intended to locate i'll Idaho. but 1t was understood that lie would remain here until the expiration of his term of office. His earlier departure which was unexpected, causes the county to be temporarily without a judge, but inasmueh as there are no courts to be held soon, no one will be inconvenienced. w. N. Ivie, judge-elect, expects to re- ceive his commission within a short time.-Huntsville Demo- crat
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13
CARROLL

Mrs. John ColWin, 70 years of age, dled recently at her home near Gabinal.
 Mrs. Charles Tanning, 51 years of age, died recently at her home at Eureka Springs.
 =J. T. (Tuek) Seitz died recent ly at his home on Osage, at the age of about 67 years.
 On account of scarlet fever scare the public school ol Berry vile was closed last week.
 he residence of Al Smith, seven mics southwest of Eureka Springs, was deftroyed by lire re- eently. together with all the con- tents.
 Isaac Butler, son of Ed. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Butler. who formerly resided at Green Forest, was shot and killed at Muskogee, Okla homa, by his brother-in-1aw re- gently.
 Misses May and Hattie Hawn entertained the teachers of our Public School on last Saturday night. Interesting and unique telegrams were dispatched which indeed proved the wit and humor ot our teachers. .-Berryville Pro- gress.
 Ed Braswell, who escaped from the insane asylum at Little Rock several months ago and has since been at large, arrived at the jail here last Thursday safe and sound. He came in and surrend- cred to officers, and said he had been ID Ill Nebraska, i'll Colorado. Kansas, etc Berryville Star.
 An effort is being made to re- organize the First Baptist church at Eureka Springs. The hrst and second churches over there consolidated by majority consent few months ago, but there were few d1Ssenters and these, while perfectly friendly to the consoli- dated organization, feel that they would rather be i'll a seperate or ganizatlon.-B Berryville Star.
 Chester Hall, sixteen year old, a son of Lun Hall out on Pension Mountain, was | victim of hor- rlble accident Monday morning III which lie lost three toes on his ieft foot. He was chopplng wood Ill the brush, and in chop his axe struck an overhanging limb and defiected the stroke to such an extent that it struck squarely on his foot with the above result. he boy was rushed to the city as quickly as possible for medical ald and when his shoe was re- moved the three first toes with an inch or two of h1s foot came off with it. Berryville Star. The reason people like to brag
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13

dently through the same route. This is all that has developed to date, but is very evident that 1t is enough to prove Walter has got himself ill a very bad scrape. -Bentonville Sun.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13
nearby Counties
BENTON.

married recently.
 c. l.. Hogan and Miss Daisy Johnson were married d few days ago at Gravett.
 A district convention of the Knights of Pythias will will be held in Rogers, November IS.
 Mrs. Burks, mother of w. A. Burks, of Bentonville fell some days ago and injured both hips. It IS feared the injury may prove fatal.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bryan, of this city, and Mir. Gaston, of Eureka Springs, were married the first of the week in Kansas City.-Si- loam Springs Republican.
 The city treasury was bettered some S60 or more Monday morn- ing as result of raid on q bunch of gamblers by the local officers. Rogers Democrat.
 Bert Jackman, who formerly resided at Rogers, and who was recently convicted of murder in the second degree in Nevada, was sentenced to imprisonment for 1 life.
 The Siloam Springs band left Thursday of last week for Shreveport, La, to furnish music for the Louisiana State Fair which is being held in that city.
 Miss Myrtle kessler and Oscar Coghill were married Thursday of last week at the home of the brides parents, in the north part of Rogers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. K. Nelson.
 Little Ruth Mckinnon died at her home on Mt. Olive Street this morning at , o'clock of throat trouble. Mir. Mck1nnon, who Is in the South on business, was wired last Il ight and is ex- pected home tonorrow.=Si Siloam Springs Republican.
 Mayor Jno. P. Paul, of Siloam Springs has issued proclama- tion that all dogs must be kept chained upon their own premises, and that no dog will be permitted to ruu at large, either muzzled or unnuzzled, after November 5th.-Bentonville Democrat.
 Philip Barnes, residing near Avoca, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Bert Wolf. Mon- day morning of last week. Old age and general debility was the cause of his death, he being over seventy-three years of age. He formerly resided at Rogers.
 Mrs. J. C. Johnson, of Rogers, was injured while standing near the merry-go-round at that place. She was struck by one of the horses which had worked loose from the platform and was knock ed down. Besides being bruised considerably she lost $50 which she had in her purse.
 The report of the Bentonville weather bureau for the past two years shows that tile first killing frost this year was October ,, which was two days earlier than last year. and that the last kill Ing frost Tn the spring was April 50th, which is nineteen days earlier than the average.-Rogers Democrat.
 Miss Norah Buxton and Hugh Rice, of Rogers surprised their friends Sunday evening by going over to Bentonville and being secretly married, Rev. Hall, pastor of the Cumberland Pres byterian Church at Bentonville, officiating. In order to keep the matter secret the license was se- cured in Fort Smith.
 Dan Manning, a local carpenter was struck in the left eye Mon- day morning with spike and i t1,a e rI,f r,,ita1 Mr. Afapp i; ', or
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13

things are expected of them by their friends. s.-Bentouville Demo- crat.
 The Decatur Telegram last week gave a short sketch ot the lives of two residents of their town and went into detail as to their personal habits. Dr. Mar ion Is v and B. F. January 70. Both are Democrats, both have smoked and chewed tobacco all their lives, both use whlskey moderately, both use coffee and hog meat, and both are hale and hearty.-Rogers Democrat.
 Chas. Garrett, who resides about ten miles southwest of Sl- 1oam Springs, had the misfortune to lose his house and contents by fire early Thursday morning ot last week. Mr. Garret was away from home at the time and Mrs. Garrett was in the back yard, and 1t Is supposed that their It. tie son. who they had left i'll the house, caused the fire by igniting some paper that was near the stove. No insurance.
 According to the Sloan Springs Republican 1t k not like ly that Bentonville will be oil the Bartell Chautauqua circuit next year. The article says Mir. Bar tell has added Carthage and Nevada, Mo-, to the circuit and will drop several smaller points, retaining only Siloam Springs and Fayetteville in Arkansas. It IS understood that the Benton vile meeting was losing venture this year.-Rogers Democrat.
 Fife Bales, the 1s-yeaf-old daughter of Joe Bales. had a mar row escape from death last week. She had been using preparation of chloroform and morphine for d toothache and took such d large dose that 1t was only through the efforts of the doctors that she was restored to consciousness It is claimed that the overdose Was taken with suicidal intent but tile young lady refused te sa ' whether or uot this was her pur- pose. Rogers Democrat.
 ]. L. Sayre, of Key. paid the Republican-Journal office call Friday. He states that his wife and daughter. Miss Mamie. are going to Redwood. Ohio, to to take care of Mrs. SaYre s mother. Mir. Sayre has been prospecting on his place, which is located on White River. and has indications of coal and cop per ore. He will spend q portion of this winter working the min- erals. Rogers Republitan-Journ- al.
 This week W. Kerr, who has been working for Milt Tender son, was arrested in the First National Bank charged with forgery. Walter had presented s75 check to the Jackson Dry Goods Company in payment for q suit of clothes. The check was drawn on the First National and bore tile signature of Spoiled Crowley. The clerk, probably through suspicion, went over to the bank and presented the check for payment when cashier Peel protested 1t on account of the signature appearing not genuine. Mr. Peel was so sure that 1t was a case of forgery that lie ordered Marshal Wright to arrest the boy which he did promptly. Walter, after some subterfuges to clear himself of the ugly charge, admitted enough that the officers were justified in conmit- ting him to jail. When landed safely in jail search was made of his clothing which revealed the S75 check whose payment
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13

The Democrats haven't very much to be thank tu for-we have the recent election in mind now but they will observe the occasion with the best grace possible even if they do have to eat crow.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13

It was a landslide, alright alright, but the land slid tother way.
The Springdale news., 1908-11-13

Although the returns indicate that Deneen Republican, was elected governor of Illinois by a plurality of some 10000, Ad1ia Stevenson, Demo- erat will contest the election, claiming that a correct count will show he was elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
Crew Of American Racing Car Confident That They
Can Make Nome From Valdez Over Crust.

The Thomas Flyer. Driver
schuster. Captain Hans Hanson.
Maehinist George Miller. and
George MeAdams. correspondent Of
New York Times. left this morning
at 10: 10 a. m. on the Santa Clara
for Valdez.
A large crowd had collected AT
pier No. 60 bid the competitors
In the New York To Paris race bon
voyage %
The car was loaded to the scup.
perg with necessities for the race
and It's array Of picks. shoyels and
other Instruments likely to be use
full in the trip.
The car. while being loaded. was
suspended in mid-air from the iiit
for a few seconds and the stars
and stripes N her stern fluttercd
prcttily In the breeze. inspiring
with a patriotic spirit the crowd
which eheered Justify.
The crow feel confident of mak.
ing Nome aud left In the best OF
spirits To undertake the hard ride
We are taking eight pigeons
with us" said George McAdams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

They are the best carriers we
could get. and their station II
Frisco On the third day out from
Valdez n pigeon will BE- set loose
carrying a message of how We fare.
and after that one for every 500
miles
No fear OF our not getting over
the crust TO Nome. said Schuster,
<even II we have 10 take the car
asunder aud pack Il on our backs
and mush H.
That's the way to YAH" said
Captain Hanson.
We've contracted the Seattle
Spirit during our stay and Il viii
make va win the race. said Ma,
chiuist Miller.
When the Santa Clara was pull
ing ont. Captain Hanson got on the
bridge and DOTTED his nautical head
gear with the flourish of an Euro
pean oourtier 20 the cheering
crowd
Any message for the foreign
carsf' somebody shouted.
Tell them. said Sehuster. III
they get 10 Petersburg to wire us
Mt Paris. for wen be there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

year them IS 20 have them lying
On bis shelves
Nhs declared that Simmons also
offered fo lend her the money Shsn
sh~ refusrkcss that she whn short At
eash. and that the Whole prueeedlnE
ssasn-t heF vas onif Rn atiempt to
ssailsct civil debt through ths
criminal court
Old Case arcvpht Up.
During the ,fial. testimony WAS
introduoed tending 10 ehov that
Mrs. ifniues had hecu ia trouble
hl.oiaf ktK Years aEn at Fort Scott.
Kan where she Wa involved IN
ene 90 the maat sensational irias
o. that state Il appears that IN"
sued she estate OF n weilknosn
hanks of that citY for So Geo
elAs ratng Go have icnt that sun ~
n4ossy 10 him. receiving note hui
which was destroyed by fire
sksoash the negligence. Of q servant
The crime Of which ahr has been
con vletad Il punishable hY a term
IN che panitentlafy from one te five
YEAR,. Her attorneys Siii move For
nsu trial on the ground that eN
ffaheaus matters have been intro
doced tending to preiudicc the iafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
AT MAeoAlENA GAY.
10y Norman Rose. on Beard
u. s. 9. ceeralal

MAGnAtENA BAY. April / -
The hospital ship Relief win sail
this afternoon Tor San Francisco
with Toe sick sailors ON board Nest
nf these raticnts are suffering from
fescrs aud other iils peculiar % the
tropics
The cruiser Buffalo has sailed for
san Diego. carry sng mail frOm the
fleet
All u the ships ~ the fleet have
now completed target practice "a.
cepi the haftieship Vermont. II il
heiicvcd that the sunuefu IT the
fleet have smashed all previous rec
ords aud d i said when the results
ara uadc knosn hy the navy de-
pagtmeuf ~ Washington. the fiT
urea sill amaEe The wofid.
The cEeus II the Alabama ard
Nefmanf lead Nith remarkable
achievements. and Il Il a.liexed
hat enc ~ These shipa sill b. Win.
nsF uf the championship trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

The infs IN the IiAines case re
turned verdict II guilty thia
morning after staying out - hours
Mrs Laura VI Hainss was &c
eused b. the simmons fur com.
pant ~ obtaining ti1o In canh
and tias uorih 81 furs undeF false
representations Mrs Halnes. u T.
siieKra claimed - BE a cousin ~
Ralph stacy. vice president OF IN.
National Hank pf Cotumegce. and
that Hhr had a hAnk account with
him - the rxssut - tts0 nh~ rep,
sefsniea TO simmons that abe haa
rsf.eatls come from Kansas city
sherc she had soid her home fuf
tis 600. aud thar the naoney would
~ forthcoming shortly She also
claimed to - tho owner Of prop
efty IN Gfran Lake
Woman Denies Charges.
Mrs. tIAines commended that she
never claimed IA pe = Nofnan OF
vealth. nor that she was snr r.ia
tive Of Ralph STACY. hst that ON
N. contrary. she had toid HlEauuns
she had no money Al the lime b..
Offered her the fura for sale. but
that he declared she msshi a. vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
RIOT
Unemployed Create Some
Trouble in Philadelphia.
10y United prsss.l

PHILADELPHIA. April Close
j. following the throwing Of a
bomb ia street riot IN Sew York
city last Saturday. several thou.
sand Il unemployed men. who
sought "a hold a street meeting TO
dAy In Philadelphia. FLASHED with
the police and several Of them were
Injured
The riot occurred on the site Of
HAmniefriHiuh neW opera house
when squad Of police charged She
crowd. For q fcs minutes = fepeii
lion 81 the New York fuuahie vas
feared. bat after the loblens mob
Vas dubbed II vas dispersed with.
Ouf further trouble
Die n4eu scattered in all dlfec
lions some Of them suffering from
Injuries inflleied by the police
meas clubs. Several policemen
we're stationed on the scene Of the
brief fiut 10 prevent 4 fresh oHt.
break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
REAR ADMIRAL EVANS
ARRIVES AT SAN DIEGO
Nj Features havn and Haggad From the Pain
" Has Suffered, He Is Carried Aboard His Private
Ca-Taks With United Press Correspondent.

az the various functions witch have
bevn planned for our entertainment.
and unable 10 meet the Kind friends
upoa the Pacific coast who have
made such elaborate preparations
Cor mN comlnK But must Weld
o the ordvFs of my physicians ny
doing en at once. they say I may
b. able to rcioln ms fleet aud take
part IN the festivities
II ! Eain any benefit from the
inland all aad water from the
springs. "a soon a. the doctors will
consent ! shall fciain the officers
and men Of the fleet Ia their frolie
ashuFp
From now on ! shall ohsy the
doctors orders. COME what will
The flaEshln Connecticut Is under
orders - return 10 Magdsieua hay
and rciolu the fleet. and she will
set under way at I O'Clock.
Tho Nanktan will sail later IN the
day with mail foF the officers and
men % the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

HORT-CHANCED
MERCHANTS

officer volk reported Last nleht
thet a smooth stranger bad pai in
tiie larger pafi 81 the day yea.
teraay shortchanging south seat
tie htiniueaa men.
tits plan was 10 offer n bill or
sod piece for some silver. and
by dextfaus fraia ~ lrgerdemnin
esfetinee she merchant that be- had
neHleeied 10 give full ebanso II
n said be VAS successful Ia nearly
every caae
The man q - seafH old. feet
10 tnehes 10 height. and wears a
daFA blue suit,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
Assey Thomas R HOrner Alleges MaIfeasance and
MISCONDUCT in Office Against Registrar Smith, and
bans Will Be Held.

os'sss Of malfeasauee and mls
in office have been pre.
~ AGAINST J. Henry smith.
..''sF Of the United states land
y this city. BY Attorney
: Homer, Of Seattle. and 4.
11fhn, Of West Virginia The
49, embrace II specifications
ING seven pages ~ folio
L''fiet Inspector Dixon ~ port
: N the city arranging he
.1,'aa'iss Of the hearing which
4 alleged that On afsv "a
~. Martin flied a contest afg.
! s \ skAlilst the homestead entry
- saFsley A. Gallaeer. situated
-. harrington In anohomlrh
4. which affidavit averred mat
d. ~s.lesiead entry vas made ion
~ s.pose Of frsudulcntly acqair.
e.. ne TIMBER thereon and vas
s'@ made in bad faith
a. Affidavit Held Up.
h,.ss =. ! was the duty Of the reg
a., =. I. iorsard the contest an.
H. 80, = washington for action bv
str.s "nei1ls Of the general land
b v..t eus instead Of forwarding
Men, ss'..sas.nEion. the register fraud
rns = 'ssslned and withheld the
u = NE local office Tor las
W., a !, finally mailed II. bat
bsIs,, I" arrived In Washington
had passed 10 qallage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
F N < D
Senator Davis Pays for His
Fist Fight.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April l.
senator jefferson Davis was fined
80 to-day for disturbing the peace
Ia a fist fight with Deputy Prose
cutor Thomas iielm. which occur.
red yesterday afternoon The sen.
ator paid the nne and served no
tice Of an appeal.
Davis declared that he had been
the victim Of an attempted assaas.
nation and that be had only de.
Tended himself
Other witnesses. however. de
ciarcd that the senator broke the
peace ia = shocking fashion by gen.
crous use Of profanity. and that
later he fractured the peace stiil
further by waving a huge horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
YEARNING FOR AMERICA

hand to return to America with hei
and live there
n honestly wish We could have
remained there" she sighed
I'm America ] would amount "a
nothing" exclaimed the count
Here | intend TO become a great
politician
When the countess suggested
that he might engage In politics
In her native land the count shfug
ged hta shoulders aud declared he
couldn't think of such a move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
let Tres
] Eichen Leaves The
NE Workers.

EASAroIls. Ind. April -
= Michel. the eminent aslol
- psird today a. president
= - rsss<d Nine Workers 81
1g>n zn1 vas succredef hy
- |. Inxis Of Ohio NJ
Azf1rH ssspsd aown after sucnd
Is 21nY years Of be lifs IN fhs
h1u messnent and gaining tbs
rfusziina o. BEING one IT the
vw&s ias-mnes labor headers ia
= - ris~ leafsrxhip. the union
nss< saEkss have Erewn from :
~ hzzdfHl 20 an organization
NJ - 80 member
n sismeat cf hts whole career
snts stzsaz cut most prominently.
rs esszsmnai- manipulation 81
" zrez stsike IN the anthracite
tsffs<' a $50
". NisAsg has not announced
- ''sa ~ the future but bis
ms = zsssbnrd ~ a probable
essz<'zik rxaaidase for governor
q Msax MS home Is al Spring
VAR n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
MISS SCHENCk SUES
FOR 100000

Miss Schenck charges that VII.
son, on promise Of marriage.
fnred her away from her home In
Norfolk. Va. In October. 1906. fol
lowing which he brought her To
this city. where they lived together
as husband and wife,
Subsequently they went to Lon
don. where Wilson had charge Of
Vandarbilts horses at the lnterna-
tional Horse show in that city last
June. Returning here Miss Sehenck
said she discovered that Wilson
vas already married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01
FLYER LEAVES
ON THE SANTA CLARA
AUTO RACERS
ny United Press

by United Press
san FRANCISCO. April Nine
days behind the American car
Thomas. leader in the SeN York.
20 Paris race. the Italian racer
Zust Is nearing san Francisco. hav-
mg left los Angeles at so last
night
The car Vas laid up in a garage
there three hours for repairs be
fore resuming the Journey.
After bolng noisily greeted by a
bis crowd. the crew Wass dined BY
the Italian club. The German car
passed through Cater. Wyo., at
\ 30 o'clock last night The French
racer. de Dion. arrived At Guldncld
FROM Tonopah last uight. escorted
hY six autua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

and the land office entered a dis
missal because lts Jurisdiction vas
extinguished b. the Issuance Of
patent
u ~ further alleged that the pur.
pose IN SO withholding the AFT.
dayit was 90 permit GaliaEer 10
obtain the timber on the land
Sensational Charges.
Another charge Ia that Martin
requested and directed the register
10 make a transcript of the docket
and records Of the local land Of
flee disclosing all entries In the
case ~ Morrison ys GallaRef. and
II Martin ~. Gallager. that such
transcript vas intended 10 be used
Ia suit pending in the federal
court. that a transcript was made
and delivered bat that II Is IN
complete and Earbled ia that u
does not give the entire record.
II Is alleged that the Seattle land
office is the center Of many fraudu-
lent practices: that in and around
said office there are certain per
SONS who thrive off the public BY
Illegal practices and disreputable
methods. that one of them spoeu'
lates In accomplishments. and col
ieets money from individuals In.
teEested IN litigation before said
office. representing that a part OF
such money IL "a be- paid 10 the
register ~ return for fraudulent
fsFOrs ez4ended by klm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-01

80 nlr;o. cal. APRIL ! TITS
-. dawn and hasgad ffom
\. terrible pain IN bis body fof
- '..,s. Rear Admiral Robley y
-. ~he arrived upon 'he Has
49, y. s,,,.seertieat At . O'Clock thia
sH'F - wss carried 10 lhc private
ne's as'e,.aenio. vhich vas Ia
saI - a receive him. aad a. :
l 49,. ,hls afierueon Departed Tor
s.s,l Robes Ho, spfings va Los
49, ~ suxllsary cruiser Nanktou
-. y, 81 d whefe the Connect
~ anchored II 70 eeioeA this
s.,,s.ns and The siek eonihiaaa"f
- .skcn on board
rs,.,n ths uhsrg Admiral Evans
:. nlaeea "a = chair and carried
Ais prIvass car l.oeal pha IT.
- .tanaing near. stated that
- spp~arance the admiral
van siek man Hts form
x,xsz,. za.l ~ : mere shadow
=. samsr self Hls face vas
.'.,ruxIs pale and bis eyes de-
- exiresae ieehleness
ssnlsal grans viii b. accom-
..sxa % The bot srfinEs b. his
g thu Evans. FiaE Lieut. Train
N chiei ef start lasefsoil Hts
go. car viii be transferred o.
< Soushern Pacific tracks and The
nsnc~ o. the trip 70 the spriuSH
e = made with All haste
IS raIted Press Association
wwsnadent. Rear Admiral Evans
- lie statement. after He had
- sestirs romfoFiahly tn bis
a.rsk il he sl.eeial ear
y advice of ~ physicians I
- NJ 70 the Paso Rohiee iiot
1rsuxs !ss sreafment ! am told
~ ~ Rheumatic pains shich az
- kzse become almost unbeaF
- eanros BE- eoaaaerca ~ laas
/ r>ssasn n So afr and uu hs'afd
~ xkegv the nccrSkary diet and
a>ssoees rzanoa BE- secured
n III Ne sore disappointment
sna 1 am unable to b. pfeeent