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The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17

, Herman Howard, S. J. Peery. j,
f McCrery. f. NJ Barber and J. ii
Hays. There were 200 votes cast
of which j. H. Hays received llo
and Herman Howard l21. Peery
| and Barber received 81 each aud
McCrery "a,
The second ward had the great
est number of candidates. There
were 12O votes polled, with the fol-
lowing result: Charles Farr, So;
Albert Luther SO; ]. A. Enright. So;
NJ. II. Morgan. 80; Byron Newton
"a: ]. Max Clark, 2l; A. ]. Park.
II; J. A. Taylor, 13, and Sam
Shrewsbury 5. The nomination Of
Mr.. Farr and Mr.. Luther was then
made unanimous.
In the third ward out of 1856
double votes Edwin Starkey received
14S; w. ~. Adams, 10l; Daniel
Stroll. II; H. d. Parker, 25, and
w. A. Insinger. %.
The best of friendship prevailed
and in two or three instances men
who had received smaller number
If votes shook the hand of the sue
,esssul candidate and volunteered the
information that they had been re-
ieved of fearful burden. In every
Instance ii was a case of the office
eeking the man instead of the man
eeking the Office
With such timber upon the non
ARTISAN ticket it is very doubtful
f another ticket will be placed IN
he field, and even should there be.
t would avail nothing from the pres
mt outlook.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
CURRlER ESTATE
in FEDERAL COURT
BIG ARRAY OF LEGAL TALENT
Condemnation Proceedings to Provide
POstofiice Site in Greeley

Condemnation Proceedings to Provide
Postoffice Site in Greeley
The condemnation proceedings by
the United States government against
the Currier estate are being heard
in the federal court at Denver
or at least the preliminary issues
are being heard, as this is return
day. The defense will ask that the
issues be determined by jury, and
while the request is optional with
the court, it is always granted.
The defense will estimate the prop
erty to be worth from $4,000 to
$4,000, while the government will
claim about $4,000. The case is
unique in the number of lawyers en-
ployed. The government will be rep
resented by U. s. District Attorney
Thomas Ward, Jr., and H. E. Chur-
chill and H. N. Haynes of Greeley
On the other side will be ]. w. Nc
Crery. Joseph c. Ewing. c. D. Todd
and McNeill & ruckerman Of Den
yer.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Churchill Property Sold

Peter Huffsmith has just pur-
chased the beautiful residence of
Mrs. Isabel Churchill at the corner
of Seventh avenue and Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. Huffsmith is one OF the Oldest
and most highly respected citizens
of Greeley, having lived here thirty
eight years. He has lived in tho
same house at Eleventh street and
Seventh avenue thirty-five years.
Mrs. Churchill intends purchasing z
cottage home, and will still make
Greeley her home. The purchase
price of the Churchill property was
$1,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
THEY MISSED THEIR PASTOR
Ault Congregational Church Held H..
ccptiOn-PxSt0r II III
(Ault Specially

Although, Rev. Jesse Buswell had
gone to bed with the grip. the peo-
pie OF the congregational church
had their reception In his honor any
way Monday night. Mrs. Buswell
was present and responded to the
speeches made by the representatives
from the various societies in the
church.
e. p. Hubbell acted AZ chairman.
II. W. Kirby represented the trus-
tees, Mrs Samuel eIewell, who is
president of the Ladies' Aid society.
that organizations: Superintendent
Samuel l.. Hughell. the Sunday
school: Mrs. C. F. Pixler. who IL a
charter member of the church. spoke
briefly of the early days OF the church
at Ault; Miss Louise Nelson was u
delegate from the C. E.: the choir
was represented by DR.. NJ. c. Hard
ing; the Ladies' Missionary society
by Mrs. L. p. Hubbell. the president.
Jacob Hasbrouck spoke Il few words
of welcome for the people OF the
Christian church and Rev. Simons
for the Baptist denomination.
A very informal reception fol-
lowed and fine luncheon was served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Dry Farmer interests
Kersey Special.l

Walter Pearl OF Denver has been
In the kersey neighborhood recently
In the interests of the Denver-Gree-
ley Irrigation company. The dry
land farmers are inclined to look
favorably on the proposition, espec-
tally as no money is to be paid down
until the water is turned into the
dltches. IL is estimated that this
Will be about April L. 1910. Mr..
Pearl had no difficulty in securing
the requisite amount of signatures.
He returned to Denver Saturday
morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
An Ideal Cough Medici.c

AS an ideal cough medicine I re-
gard Chamberlain Cough Remedy
in class by ITSELF" says DR. r. A.
Wiltshire. of Gwynneville. Ind 4
take great pleasure in testifying TO
the results OF Chamberlain Cough
Medicine. In fact. know OF no
other preparation that meets 80 fully
the expectations Of the most exacting
in cases of Group and coughs Of chill
dren. AS it contains no opium,
chloroform or morphine it certainly
makes a most safe. pleasant and ef-
ficacious remedy for the ills It II
intended" For sale by all druggist.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE pr
COMING SANGUINE
APPEALS TO EVERYBODY
ID. J. March, solicitor Appointed by
Committee. Says He Meets I'm.
cOuraGement from Farmer
and Merchant and Is
Quite Confident

d. j. March. who was appointed
by the county fair committee to so.
licit stock for the enterprise, has
been At work for some ten days and
reports success from every quarter
and has become 80 sanguine of sue
cess al to announce that the fair
will be a reality.
Not q farmer in the county has
turned him down. and many of them
have promised to subscribe more
than was anticipated. The Greeley
business men will meet the propo-
sition with an energy never before
manifested and there will be no de
lay In perfecting the organization
az soon as Mr.. March makes his re-
port to the committee. which will be
called for that purpose shortly.
The pulse OF the people has been
ascertained and they all want a
county fair and big one. not the
worn out fake. called street far
but something that will be a lastinn
credit and advertisement to Weld
county.
Although the exact amount OF cap
ital stock has not yet been deter
mined. a number of people have al
ready pledged certain amounts. and
those in charge now feel certain that
an exhibition will be given yearit
second to none in the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
incorporation Papers F;lca

The promoters Of the town OF Gill
filed their articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state Saturday,
The capital stock will be sao 600
ana the 1ncorporators are William
II. Gill, Edward ]. Decker and Bruce
F. Johnson.
The Chain-and-Lake Reservoir
Ditch company was also incorpor-
ated with a capital stock of $4,000
by William Rolla Wilson. Fred b.
Gipson. and Mel Emerson petars
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
EXPENSIVE KICK
BY AULT HORSE
AULT MAN OUT TWO HUNDRED
A Solar Plexus BLOW, One Horse
Against Another

A pair of frisky heels belonging
to a festively inclined horse kicked
5000 In good money out of the pock-
ct of C. w. Owens at Ault the first
OF last week. iuis is a figuratlvo
way Of speaking. In other words
the place where the heels actually
landed was on another horse. and
being directly over the heart, the
kicked animal fell dead as swiftly
and certainly as though a bullet had
picked him on.
1t was one of the most remarkable
accidents in its way that has gone
into the making up of the chronicles
of Ault.
Mr.. Owens recently returned from
an eastern trip with Il carload 81
horses, part of which are still in ms
livery stable at Ault.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Coming Back to Greeley
(Ault Special

Mrs. f. G. Darner has received
word from her mother, Mrs. j. E
King. that the latter together with
her sol, Rev. John King and his
family, leave San Diego today on
their return to Greeley. Rev. King
is in a precarious condition, suffer
ing from dropsy and heart trouble.
He was the first pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Ault and was
instrumental In securing the erection
of the present building.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Learn omestic science at HON,

Learn omestiC science at Home
by joining the International Culin'
ary Art Club. Mercantile Bldg. Den
yer. which furnishes practical cours
es laid out and endorsed by the
worlds most prominent teachers. NJ
stale cookbook recipes, absolutely
up-to-date. Prize monthly for th'
best recipe furnished by club mem
bers. Fifteen recipes on separate
cards. one cent each and one com
plete lecture five cents, mailed mem
bers every two weeks. Indexes free
for filing recipes. Club membership
free for five $1.00 subscriptions.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Want q . Ton

The Pueblo county branch Of the
Farmers union held a meeting Sat
urday and passed resolutions which
indicate that no beets will be grown
in Pueblo county unless the factories
will agree to the contracts which
have been drawn up by the farmers
and which call for a nat rate OF s.
ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Ships CariolI
(Ault q

'huN
Claud Harmon u
carload of cattle 1
day. Mr. Harma
ing the stock, N
stun, during The I
springs work opa
use for his felds
ready for the md
this spring.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Enough W.
| %,s ?

ut Govern.
ple'ed its sas,s
month ,ls Of psS,,,
s, noA of Inte's,
south Platte \,
conditions al. b
Alma-rhs =
from (. To 1
much wind a.s
the ground i h
had sweep.
Boreas-Th.
ing February, =,
dr'''ed; the an
como--The =
large hard pad.
| Mountaindale
ground on scutl
| A. G y. "
snow is deeper 3
$ or 8 years. /
| Appetite ii
much of the sna,I
and timber.
| Corona tCOss1
The earlier fall N
ed but the fall 4
still loose; abu.|
| winds have svesl
| gulches.
| Nederland ya|
in the gulches. e,sI
ber is heavy; sous|
to the depth Of ID
| Fry's Ranch-n
age amount Of NJ
snow badly.
| Gleneyre-The |
ed. and the fall /
| years.
| Home-The ouf
the best in IS I'd
| Manhattan-n.
packed, and then
drifts.
St. Cloud-Ths
er is the best in !
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Married in Denver

nbbie Russell of Greeley and
James g. Sawyer Of Cambridge, Neb
were married in Denver Tuesday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
WESTERN
FRUIT F! !!

500 acres INV
Delta. $40 per '''v vop|
so acres near ',,o,sd axe
orchard well l,l,p'' ia.s to
zoo acres ''O'. :,
10 to 90 acre tI'p,,. p,,si
"a acres near ',n,,.
cbards. tupro''''
,nrucr VII
SO Ideal BH''"'"
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
Marriage Licenses

Charles II. Farlee and Miss Eliza
beth Walker both Of Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-03-17
CHILDREN WHY. Y. !! /.

Mother l. wao ,fsiiIIira, ,sSIrs
welfare OF thc!t, ... ,,g,y ig,,s sNsss i
tsf e",s use 'r,s''y'SSl.::eeSHssis ssia lss'Pi5
Ss5Ssi' S$sS5S%sb'Ess l'GsassiE:'y s..,.I a.y -.
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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
Notice to Blu sineSS Men on
Chestnut Street.

Office of the City Clerk. Virginia. Miun.
June End. 1909.
AT meeting of the city council of the
City of Virginia. held June l. 1909. was in
stncted to notify all business men and all
those Arms or parties using any portion of
Chestnut Street in the receiving and OPEN
ing Of boxes. barrels or other heavy bundles
and all ice dealers and brewery teamsters
or agents that ON and after July LIST, 1909.
the matter of using any portion of the
cement sidewalks or streets for the open
ing of this class of merchandise or the plaC-
ing of anything of an obstructiOnal man.
ner thereon will be prohibited and punish
ment will be made according to resolutions
and ordinances now in effect and on file
The intent of this order is that the
cement walk and the curb and gutter on
Chestnut Street is becoming greatly dam
aged by having ice and beer kegs and all
manner of boxes. either pushed or dropped
or thrown from the end of the wagon In
unloading this class of merchandise. and
from and after the above date this will not
be permitted and the council requires that
all this class of traffic must thereafter be
loaded from the alley in the rear of the
buildings
BY order of the city council.
ALBEIT 8, BICKFORD,
City Clerk Virginia, MINI.
CORPORATE SEAL.) GILL;
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

no can7A a, b <=5 3s5 zsSJ< y: 4 :
leraae'1to. u csn. .Nos&oa d l1az<l uv.se Co.
- -...., -. -~..-EH - :. 8 : -
Moved and supported that a formal ballot
tEsta1lan.
sCaR1aod. =
The formal ballot was taken and resulted
01onowD:
1or;the =. OK. No. usocnnR
Aoved and aaupoe1od that In aDnauca -
e1.e bid of EarweQ. O1.nun, Kitk & Co, uf
eesPaul' and for the price of llss7.H being
In the estimation of the council the can
taat ID deeaEed and 4hieaeoa heinr No. $50,
that this co,mpany's bid be accepted and
that resolution to this effect be drawn
ana that the mayor and the city clerk be
Instructed to enter into q contract for the
purchase of the cans ~ above,
Earried.
Y. Lamont made application for lio,ser
license and submitted $aooo ~ursty Aoad.
moved and supported TINT me 1icenss
be3ranted. the bond accepted and after
approval by the mayor ordered flied, and
tsnt resolution to this rfect be drawu
and submitted.
Carried.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
4 Horse Apioce.

The Cole K Mcdonald "Climbers'
and the Virginia Foundry 4 Ma.
chine Co. "Lobsters" met in combat
tor the second of a series of gamee
on the Oliver diamond Saturday
afternoon, and the way the Climb.
ere made those Lobsters climb wae
even worse than some of the exhibi.
tions pulled of by the Virginia and
Hibbing teams last season.
The official scorer, who started to
keep tab with sharp jack-knife
and a fence.rail. ran out of mate rial
in the fourth inning and the actual
score OF the game vac therefore lost
to posterity. Suffice it to say, how.
ever, that it was longer than q swee,
girl graduated dream.
This game marked a horse apiece
between the two teams, and wealth.
er permitting they will saw off" to,
the range championship tomorro.
afternoon.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
oTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis. In District Court. Elev.
snth judicial District.

UIATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis: In District Court. Elev
~ '' su2atoSs. n'ase,Sss
Alfred Make and David L. Kelly, and ii
OSaef penooD or Jartaoo unknown claiminl
any right, title. 06tate or interest In and q
tne lenos and promfseS mentioned In tn,
Tn. stat. Of Mlpn..o,s Ito"dnatsi 10 ths :bov.
named de9endapt1:
1ou are hereby .sumRnonei and ~.
2t'siati9 t,ae in tn: sbeve entitlsd setion
Clerk OF the District Court OF aha
county OF st: Louis ana state OF Min
aas%sr ssS 1nd fo TT. to ~: :srye eSHy Of yes:
91nscriber at his office In uhs BurroWa
Banding. In the city Of Dulu.h. St
LOUIS County. 4aanesota, withla tWsn.
ny days after the service Of this sum
e %on: .uc, S'oe oer! yos .1sls:!vs cd Of II: d:y
ansWer the said complaint Witnin rhe
time aforesaid. the plaintiff in thia
action will apply to the Court for the
RELIEF ;e, demanasS naa: i9 9oo the complaint.
JOHN B. ARNOLD.
Platntiffs Attorney.
11S-31S Burrows BLDG,
Duluth. MINI.
'srATE OF M1NNDsorA, COUNTY OF
enth judicial District
Robert 4. Jones'
Peter Truax. August Fitger, N. J.. Miller.
Atfsed 1lsk,s asd David /. Keiiy. and iii
on o1ner ee.son1 . or .eatttes unknown claiming
the leads and promises mentioned In the
complaint herein.
Defendants.
That An action has been commenced
IN 1ae District Court Of Ct. Louis Coun-
y, Minnesota, by the above named
plaintitf 'agaiast the above named d.
fendants. the object Of which IL to try
the adverse claims Of the defendants
premises hereinafter described. ana TO
obtain 4 decree Of said court, deter
minfnr and adjodging TINT none Of
se1d dsfendants :,avs any interest In
OF OF .n9 men r} upon SAD lands and 2rsma:es
OF ehe Plaintiffs 10 said premises ID
good and valid, and that the defend
ants and each Of them be forever bar
req and en5oined from any cla3m what
ever in and to said lands ana prom
this plainti6. "
The compliant In said action 10 now
o. HE In @c1e office Of the Clerk Of
tho District Court, for St. Louis Conn
Tho property described in said COM
plaint and herein referred to 10 sif.
Hefe In ct: Louis County, Ninnesots.
and deoorihed ~ follows. .to-1it;-Southeeet
9S1reer Of tho Northeast quarter (SEH oi
:4EA. Section Thirty. -four a., Townshin
.s6tX tour ~ n. Rsnfe Eishteen p1N West:
e303ehWoee quarter Of the eoutheast ouSFter
a.oRA OF SEQ Section Twenty-eiebt ~
1evnshlp ffty: seven 90 n. Range TweiVe
~ Vest: Lot -Four ~ Section Five o., Town
mp sixty (o0) n. Range Twelve (iSI West.
lot Nhe %. block nu@bsr Fifteen "a, ,ufs n;
'0W1UR 8tWabik; Lot Fourteen (lil. 61ock
nsmosF fofty-nine (D OF the town Of BiWa-
DGa -An0u2 NH, IeO.
J000G d. ARNOLD.
. Plaintiffs Attorney.
31S-31e Burrows BldH.
Duluth. MIN.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

Louis Jackson returned the first
of the week from a trip to the north
country, where he had been with a
party of Chicago capitalists who
had been 1ooking over the property
of the Namakon Iron Company and
adjoining lands in 88.18.
Many prominent iron men who
have visited this section are firm Ia
the belief that another iron range
will eventually be proven to the
north, and in the hope of being fret
to prove a find q number are back.
ing their opinions with cash, and
before the close of the season a
number of drills will be in opera.
tion in the section we'll towards the
canadian border.
A party of Virginians were the
fret to realize the possibilities of
the section, some two years ago.
buying several tracts of land in
66 II, and last year put several thous-
and dollars into drilling the lands,
on which good iron outcroppings
are shown. But while the tests made
tailed to locate body of ore the
existence of gold in considerable
quantities wac shown, aesays run.
ming az high as $46.51 to the ton be.
ing received. The Virginia crowd
however, concluded it would be ad.
visable to let others assist in the
exploration and development of the
section, and to that end ceased all
work for time. Drills are again
being placed in 66 II this year by
interested St. Paul parties, and it ID
confidently expected the seasou
will chow developments inanrine
the opening of the section a. pro.
ducer.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior, u. .. Land Oaac,
1t Duluth. Minn.. July 3Oth, 1908.

Department OF the Interior, U. .. Land Odaoe
1t Duluth. Minn.. July aOth. 1905
Notice 10 hereby given that John Hoffman,
OF Hibbing. Minn.. who on July sOth, 1908, made
Timber and Stone Sworn Statement, No. 05l7.
for sEASW14. Sections 4. Township 60 N. Range
10 W. 4th p. Meridian. has fled notice OF
AntaDtion to make flnal proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before the
Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Once at Duluth, Minn.. on the Is day of
June, 1859.
Claimant names rs Witnesses:
William Il. Everett OF Rfbbing, Mimi.
Thomas w. Richa rdson. of
John Benbeck, Of
David johnson, of
J. c.. HERMAN EN0EL-
April 0-June IL. Register.
". H. Smatlwood ATTY.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
State Fair N1l Be Q ''lasmnec.''

The Minnesota State Fair grounds
'comprises over 327 acres. covered
with upwards of one hundred build.
iugs, including live stack pavilion
of steel and concrete, bnilt ut q cost
of $4,000. The mile track 10 cred.
tied with being one Of the fastest in
the United States. It vac on this
track that Dan Patch made the
wor1d's record mile in ls6h A new
$2o9600 grand stand, with a sea4inx
capacity of H. 900, is now in course
of construction eud will be ready
for this year's fair:
The Minnesota State Fair of 1909
will be hummer" opening on La.
Dor Day, September 9Th, with q
match race between the two fastest
'horoes the world hae ever eeen-
Dan Patch, 1:55, and Minor Heir,
1:5o779.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

~ - sSOSsD VANey9o
While "mahinR up" the cash re.
ceipts for the day At shout the mid.
night horr Sunday might che bar
tender sat tho brewery ssioon b.
came aware OF the presence of an
intruder on the premises, q man
who had gained entrance to the
building through h1eaking out q
near window, with tise estdent In
tent OF tapping the .sn.p' looming
into view, but from the accelerated
DEPARTURE of the ar&ia& it vas exi-
dent he Was ssurprised to fad the
bartender still on duty.
A police cell -summeued Patrol.
man Lyous, accompanied by Ever
Hawkinson, to the scene. Approach
ing the sbrewery they stopped TO
ltake note 0f the sactions of q man
standing in the shadow of q car at
the rear of the building when bull
let came Whaling by their ears,
the fore.ruuuer of a fueiilade In
which both the officer and fugitive
took Para. "A half dozen or more
lshots Wereexcnspaed, but although
l'close enough tor ooasfortnene took
effect, and the hunted man became
lost in the friendly shade of the
lumber piles.
The range hss seemingly been &C.
Clected 40 soft spot by the drili and
gim1et artists this year, an unusu.
Eally large number of safe-blowiugs
and petty hold-ups and robheries
being reported from all range cit.
iee.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
Sc0adioaviaa Aetoejea Clbuech.

Saturday evening ut 8 O'Clock the
Young Peoples Society will give q
reception In the church. An inter.
'esting Pro11am viii be rendered,
after which nefreohu1as1f. viii he
served. Those who have no tickets
can gain entrance BY paying Sc. af
the door. All are cordially invited.
Services will be held ~, S.,ndav
40 follows: Sunday School at 9:4s.
and preaching service at IL o'clock
IN the mordfng; evening service q
6 6o'clock.
p. b. wBILANDER. Pastor.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
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Council Chamber, City of NlrGinia. 1lina.
~r%s., . Suue 8, l10o.
i4eeu1nr meeting. ,. :
*Counci1calledt 10 order by the president.
Roll call.
1'resent Aldermen Elmquist, Smtfh,
Mcneil. MI. Preaadent4.
.Abseut-AldeHu,enD Doyana. Mattson-a
Aeading minutes DfpRexanas meeting.
moved and supported that the minutes
heapproved a. read.
Carried.
Alderman Boylan takes hio seat in The
council.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

State Of Hinneoots. County Of st. Louis, VII.
laRe Of Ooetln, -. ?

otAte OF A1nnooota. County OF st. Louis, VII
laee OF Oostiu, ~ :
Notice IL hereby given that application has
oeen made In writing to the council of safd
Village OF Costin. and fled in my ONCE pray.
an6 lor transfer of the liquor license issued
so1>nk detkEala; from the building ON lot
8. 1lock 10. to Frank Heikkala the one story
fre'De building ON lot 9. block 8, village at
Cosetn. 81. Louis County. Minnesota. acc,.rd-
ngeo the recorded plat thereof.
eaid application will be heard and de-
eermlned BY said council OF the Village of
Oostin at the meeting to be held In the council
chamber in said village on Monday, June
A. D. 1907.
Witness my hand and the seal OF recorder
this 9Th day Of June, A. y. 1909.
JsRRY NAULr. Village Recorder.
t5eaD
Virgtuia Enterprise. June1l-ls. 1908.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18

FoR R1Nr.- AlarRe front room.
fug1iGhUo. Ouil Ut 1@ Heuaiuck -.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-06-18
lineNe1nDA E.GbQgE.

Services on Sunday next - fol.
lows: Preaching at W:30a. N. Sun.
day SchoU1 Ut NOON. Preaching ol
'3:So IN.
4 cordial luVitodon to oil.
A.LOE0oN, RAo>os.