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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-04-08
CONTEST NOTICE.

hufhhs NIekohs Apiil .. Niis1
TO Alber. Frieke OF burns. oregon oontes
You are hereby notified that Lloyd d Culp
who gives Burns, oregon, as his post-oifioe ad'
his duly corroborated application TO contest
and secure the cancellation OF your Homestead
Entry, Serial No, oa6ss made August %, 1907, for
the ~ OF the aEt< OF section 10 and the Ma OF
the NitIl section ", rownahip "a g., Range szls,
E. Willamette Meridian, and Rs grounds for
his contest he alleges that Albert J, Frtcke has
wholly abandoned SAID entry aud has failed TO
reside upon. improved OF cultivate the same
for more than siN montha next prior to this
date.
satd allegations viii he takon by this ONCE as
h wing been confessed by YOU, and your said
entry Will be caneeled hereunder without your
further right 10 be heard therein, either before
this office or ON appeal, II you fail 70 hle In
| this once within twenty days after the
| FoU RTH publication OF this notice, as shown
belew, your answer, under oath. specifically
OF contest or II you fail within that time "a lio
| In this office due proof that you have served q
copy OF your answer ON the said eohtes,a ~
| either In person or by registered mail u this
service 10 made by q delivery of cory oil yonl
| answer TO the contestant Ia Ceraon, proof OF
| such service must be either the SAID oohlea,
OF the copy, showing the date OF Its receipt Ol
| the aifdayit OF the peseon by whom the deilv
cry was made stating when and whore the copy
was deliyeredi II maze by registered NAL, proc
of such service must consist OF the aiiidavit o
the person by whom the copy was mailed, stat
Ing whSn and the p,sIoiiioe 20 which !, W. wa
mailed aud this afldatit must be aeeompani
cd hy this ostmaHters receipt for the letter.
| You should state In your answer the name
the post ONCE TO which You desire futur'
notices to be sent to YOU
wM. FAnRE. Register
Date OF Arst publication April :, lsii'
! e :. {" ,sa,,S ,SIIa e."
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NEW GINGHAMS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.

| IN NOANANaNaN - . O~~%s
Leland Fry and Charley Culp
are back from points in Washing
ton.
The Burns Flour Milling Co.
viii pay "a cents per pound Tor
wheat or barley.
BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Bleuler in this city, Friday, April
| z. a daughter.
Everything for every body at
the Lunaburg. Dalton & Co.
Department Store.
Mrs. Williams-Millar is back
I from Portland and may be found
at her place of business.
! We have received our new
Spring samples for suits. Come
and see them Schenk Bros.
Cecil Irving arrived home
Tuesday evening from Sacramen-
to, California, where he had been
all winter.
Miss X. Neugebauer is located
in the Jorgensen building south
Main st. and is prepared to dc
all kinds Of dress making.
VIM. Webber and wife are fit
ting up the south part Of the
Jordan building and will move
the Candy Kitchen down there.
Lame Shoulder is nearly al
ways due to rheumatism Of the
muscles, and quickly yields tC
the free application Of Chamber
lain's Liniment. For sale by al
good dealers.
The electric light plant was
compelled to suspend operations
owing to high water. 1t will bt
of indefinite duration but the
company plans to secure a new
power site during this summer
and then will be in a position t
give satisfactory and continuous
service.
NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS
ATTHE BUSY CORNER STORE
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Call at Schenk Bros. and see
the new Panama hats.
Supt. Hamilton was in the city
yesterday on official business.
NEW HATS FOR MEN AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
K. l.. Hass was again up from
Narrows during the week on
business.
Fred Oakerman was over from
Silver Creek yesterday greeting
old friends.
A. fine and complete line Of
fresh garden and flower seeds at
Reeds Grocery.
Miss Anna Shaper is over from
her homestead on a short visit
to her sisters and friends.
Pacific Stock and Poultry food
at the Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
Department Store.
DR.. r. j. Bestul, a veterinary
surgeon. is here looking over the
field with a view Of locating.
Miss Leona Thompson will en-
tertain a company of young peo-
pie at the family home this even
ing at whist.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
Of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone for
quick orders.
NEW FANCY GOODS AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
There are three of Mrs. Irwin's
Elsie Books" loaned out to
friends and she would like to
know where they are. She is
in no hurry for them merely
wants TO know where they are.
When a medicine must be given
to young children it should be
pleasant to take. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is made from loaf
sugar, and the roots used in its
preparation give it a flavor SIM
liar to maple syrup, making it
pleasant to take. II has no supe-
rior for colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough. For sale by all good
dearlers.
NEW LINGERIE WAISTS AT
THE BUSY CORNER STORE.
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Spring seed wheat at the Busy
Corner Store.
This is certainly ideal garden
ing weather.
The Home Hotel is the comfor-
table place to board.
Mrs. T. B. James was among
our Harney visitors this week.
POULTRY WANTED About 8
dozen good hens. Inquire at this
Office.
RAW FURs Highest price for
all kinds Of raw furs. Write me.
FRANK B. GLENN,
Vale. Oregon.
For SALE-Two relinquish'
ments four miles west Of Crow
Camp. cheap. Inquire at this
Office.
AL Cote and family were over
from their Warm Springs home
this week on q visit to relatives
and friends.
Linen busters for ladies and
gentlemen at Schenk Bros.
T. G. Kribs informs us he IL
, going to farm over on Silver
creek this season on land owned
by ]. C. Welcome Jr. and c. H.
Leonard.
NEW BLANKETS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
S. S. Williams, |. M. Davis
w. D. Baker and Ed Howard. th'
latter accompanied by his wife
/ were among the Drewsey people
over this week some Of then
on jury duty. others on privat'
business.
Mrs. Anna Sprague. recently
from Chicago. an experienced
milliner. has a very complete lint
of the latest millinery on displa,
in the Haines building adjoinin,
the store on south Main st. Sh'
will be pleased to meet the ladie
Of Burns and vicinity and hav
them inspect her line.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the regu-
lar Eighth Grade Final Exami-
nation will be held in the differ
ent school districts May Hip,
1911. Teachers are requested to
file with the County Superinten-
dent, on or before the 20 day of
April. the names Of all pupils de-
string to take the examination,
and to certify that they have
completed the work as required
by law.
PROGRAM
(a) Thursday - Physiology.
Writing, History, and Civil Gov
erment.
(b) Friday Grammar, Ari-
thmetic, Geography. and Spelling.
The teacher will send to the
County Superintendent the ap-
plicants class standing in read
ing.
Your truly,
l.. M. HAMILTON,
County School Supt.
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STATIONERY Y
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Alteration free at Schenk Bros.

| Alteration free ut Schenk Bros
NEW PERCALES AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Ted Hayes was a business visi'
tor from Lawen yesterday.
Don't forget the Presbyterian
Church choir annual Easter Sale.
Cleaning and pressing for
ladies and gentlemen at Schenk
Bros.
The band boys gave a very en-
joyable dance at Locher's hall
last evening.
Will Gray was doing jury duty
this week. He was accompanied
up by his wife and little son.
w. d. Huffman, Dalla Turner
and Thos. Mccormick are all over
from the Steens mountain section.
The personal attention given
guests at the French Hotel has
given it a good reputation L. B.
Culp, Prop.
See THE INLAND EMPIRE
REALTY COMPANY, they want
20 GOOD RELINQUISHMENTS
QUICK.
C. II. Voegtly who has been
absent since January at his old
home in Pittsburg, will arrive
home this evening,
|. w. Jackson, n nephew Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hurlburt, is
here from Linn county. He may
remain here permanently.
w. b. Parker informs us he
has purchased a farm near Pals
ley and his family will go there
to reside for the summer.
Mrs. Williams-Millar will have
a fine line of trimmed hats on
display Monday morning. She
also has street hats, sailors. etc.
There will be work in the third
degree at the Masonic lodge to-
night. Visiting members are
cordially invited to attend the
communication.
]. w. Price spent several days
in this city this week. He want
ed some work mares and sue
ceeded in securing them. leaving
for Crane creek this morning.
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N. BROWN & Sons.

N. BROWN & Sons.
Some of our farmers who have
meadows are considering the ad-
visibility Of hireing armed men
to keep the cranes off their hay
land. The birds are so numer-
Gus they play more havoc than a
bunce of hogs.
HORSES For SALE-Twelve
head of mares weighing from
1850 to 1900 lbs. Age 3 toe years.
All broken but three young ones.
One full blood black Percheron
stallion age A years. weight 1900
lbs.
G. A. MCGEE. Burns. Ore.
The city authorities have made
a proposition TO property owners
on the hill that if they will pick up
throw together all stone on the
street abutting their property the
city will remove them free OF
charge to use in the fill now being
built at the north entrance of
Burns.
Mr.. Fellows has had exper-
fenced mechanics examine the
balcony in the Photo-Play and
they have expressed satisfaction
as to its safety. The ventilation
will also be improved and cared
for the evening Mr.. Edward
Arnold Thompson gives his read
ings, April II.
j. C. Dodson the well knowr
Lake county stock buyer, is ir
the city. Mr.. Dodson was at one
time located here and has many
old time friends and acquain'
tances who are always glad L
meet him on his occasional visits
He is looking for some stocl
cattle this time.
NEW SILK WAISTS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
George Foon, the old standby
restaurant man, has fitted uI
neat quarters in the building for
merly occupied by the Easter
Oregon Engineering Co., to thu
rear of the Harney County Nat
ional Bank and opens the Harne.
County Restaurant today. Georg
has been a resident of this sec
ton for over twenty-five years
and is we'll known to almos
every man, woman and child i
: this section of the country. II
: is an agreeable fellow and ha
many friends. George will ais
! conduct a bakery in conncectio
! with his restaurant. Remembe
: his location on the street leadin
: east from the Harney Count
National Bank.
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N. Brown & Sons.

N. BROWN & SONS.
Tom Allen left the first of this
week with his wife for Portland
where she goes to be under the
care of specialists. They went
out in an auto by the way of
Prineville.
Joe Fitchett was up from his
farm near Hartman last even
ing after a load of grain. Mr..
Fitchett has completed his seed
ing but did not have any grain
left for his team.
Thos. Sprague and Carl Welker
are engaged in improving the G.
A. Haines residence in this city.
The second floor is being rearang-
ed and handsome dormer win
dows are being put through the
sides of the square roof.
You will never again be quite
as you are today mentally OF
physically. Perhaps not ever
again will you be able to get SC
young" a photograph that
looks like you-as today. Visit
the Sayer Studio.
J. r. Jenkins is over from his
Steens Mountain home. He re-
ports the sheep doing very wei
now the range having improved
considerable during the last week
| Mr.. Jenkids will begin lambini
on next Monday.
Mrs. Webber and little son anC
daughter. accompanied by E
Musick, arrived from Seattle thii
week. The former is the mother
of VIM. Webber and Mr.. Musicl
is a brother to Mrs. VIM. Webber
Mr.. Musick is a candy maker ant
will assist in the candy kitchen.
ROLLED BARLEY AT THT
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Ora Hill has purchased the p
M. Cheney farm of nearly 40'
acres up the river and takes pos
session Immediately after th'
present crop is harvested thi
fall. This is one of the bes
farms in Harney county, well ir
rigated and has been one of tn
highest producing farms for sew
eral years. The consideration wa
$4,000 We do not know wha
Mr.. Cheney expects to do in tn
way of business after giving pos
session Of the farm.
NEW LACE CURTAINS A.
THE BUSY CORNER STORE
Constipation brings many all
ments in its train and is the pr
mary cause Of much sickness
Keep your bowels regular mad
am, and you will escape many Q
the ailments to which women ar
subject. Constipation is a yer
simple thing, but like man
simple things, 1t may lead to ser
GUS consequences. Nature ofte
needs a little assistance and whe
Chamberlain's Tablets are give
at the first indication, much di
tress and suffering may beavoi'
ed. Sold by all good dealers.
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Local News.

Ways ready for job work.
Is. Rose Kern is in the city
siness.
terick Patterns at Luna
Dalton & Co.
Foster was a business visitor
Silver creek this week.
svice at the Baptist Church
rrow morning and evening.
Ia Springer and son Ed are
J city from their home near
hke.
n SALE A Kansas prairie
hing plow. Call at Shorts
smith shop.
-. A. Egll went out 10 the
bntire ranch last Tuesday to
a few days,
u the Inland Empire Real
). if you have anything for
br exchange.
"a Sterling, the veteran trav-
{ man, is here on one of his
BAR business visits.
e French Hotel serves a
Sunday dinner and special
4tion is given to family
Zee.
ma Davis came over from
1arm Wednesday and was ac-
3anied home by his wife and
son.
ks. Minnie Fireoved is pre-
n to nurse patients at the G.
buch home in Burns. Con-
nent cases solicited.
EW DRAPERY GOODS AT
Il BUSY CORNER STORE.
Rserved seats should be Sc
ID without delay for the ex-
Sonal high class evening at
Photo-Play house Monday,
3 II. Ticket Office open each
moon from l to 3 O'Clock.
hts are also on sale at Reeds
B Store.
EW SILK PETTICOATS AT
B BUSY CORNER STORE.
4 M. Duncan, one of the law
of McCulloch, Soliss & Dun
was here this week attend
court. Mr.. Duncan and
h Dist. Atty. Leonard looked
y the criminal business of the
bit court this term and Mr..
Cnlloch did not come over.
EW DRESS GOODS AT THE
NJ CORNER STORE.
il. Passenger and E. w.
Valkenburg are home from
Mo to the Deschutes country.
y found the people of Bend
public spirited and with a
aIy interest in this section.
81 desire to cooperate with
w way that will prove bene-
4 to all interested.
he Boston Mass, Traveller
! Of Edward Abner Thomson,
/ appears here at the Photo
h on Monday evening the 18th
adience demanded encores to
w number" His humorous
Ibers took the audience by
I" is the comment of the
,,<eton Wis Daily Post.
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Il
John Witzell is up from Mar
rows.
Alfred Benjamine clothing at
Schenk Bros.
Hagey n Richardson are head
quarters for the very best grocer
les
Chris Lackman is quite Ill at
his home in this city threatened
with pneumonia.
II seems killing deer out Of
season is not profitable from the
fine imposed this morning.
VIM. l.. Blot side stepped the
office this week to count his
chickens before they Matched. ="
Harry Mcclure is up from
Lawen for medical treatment.
He has been quite sick for some
time.
w. L. Blot & Co. this week
disposed of the w. w. Jordan
100 acres in Sunset to Mr.. c. E.
Marriott Of California.
Mrs. Pearson, mother Of James
Pearson, has been quite sick this
week. She is reported better by
her physician this morning.
In cases of rheumatism relief
from pain makes sleep and rest
possible. This may be obtained
by applying Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. For sale by all good deal
ers.
Geo. w. Bohon and Charles
Downs were in from the Catlow
Valley section during the week
on land business. They are new
settlers in that district.
II you want to make a trade,
sell your REIMBURSEMENT or other
property the Inland Empire Real
tyiCo. will be of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
and can sell yours.
Particular people do their
trading at the Hagey & Richard
son general merchandise store
where a fine line of dry goods,
furnishings. shoes, etc. is always
found.
The extra session of congress
convened at Washington Tues
day and Champ Clark was elected
Speaker of the House the first
Democrat to hold the position for
sixteen years.
NEW RIBBONS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
A telephone message to his
father announces that Roswell
Hamilton had passed the state
examination and is now a full
hedged pharmacist. He is work.
ing in Baker.
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DRUGS;
THE WELCOME PHARMACY

THE WELCOME PHARMACY
I7YEARs experience in the Drug busi-
ness. We have no dead stOck-Our
goods are clean and new. When you buy
your drugs from us you can rest assured that
they are pure fresh and will have the effect
which your doctor desires. You can also
find new and up TO date Stationery, Fresh
Candies, Domes, ic and Imported Cigars, Rub
Der Goods, Fancy Soaps Pipes, Etc.
STA TTONERY RY---
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-25

ira 81 Au9uit til 3Septr. Rsoei
begpnoer meo Ssimesieguostieneits
/ airfen Sorsoag aften Den 81.
aueuit.
I. golg at gmbeosmRno.
II. Acknowledgements.
1. Menigbeoens @mne: Get u
oprettelise Cab" Mattb. Is, 26
2. 9reoiens gmne: a9nnber."
3. rSsnonesitOlen % Oens BE
tponins."
dae areniens Rssig5e6er oeoes
at ien5e geI.gatar.
MI areoiens Rr7ite. Deoes ON
at on-e til SteOe.
Wanooe oen 4. September bliner
ser RrCitemsoe: 5nne 6il. ,
ST.
gca Rebrcifa araoier5 geene.
ears Sen IN,
areosformans.
&uifin, Rebr. %. SuIi 1911
Ger 5reiiers Msnigbeo lnobp'
Ser nenIieit til arsosmsoet / Sta.
pIeburit. Snomeloelier til Rsoet
mao bore unoerteeneoe | SRn6s
inoen B. 90. 4uguit.
goo Renigbeoens gegne,
5. %. Sanfen,
S~tapleburit, Rebraifa.
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st iterre ~lnaoomsmBot.

9irfiombeoerne / Blair, 5remont
Drum og aennoro er bIeoet enia,
ON at boIoe ct itsrre llneoomsms-
De / Arlington Bart Ssn.
oa5 ben q. aug. ira aI. 10 5or
miooae til al. ca. 4 @ftermiooag
2on6sm9no paa oisie Gene, iGrIie
on unge Wenneifer, inSbpoes ben.
Iigit til bette Msoe. gnboer mao
brinoe lin RoOfuro meb, oa Der
life er isreet for 5eIlesbeipisninp
paa anoen Moooe.
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Wr. R. u. Smeet, Dor 4gent /
90 etbroof, % e., oil bore til
Steoe oeo AtIantic areoiens aars-
msoe / 5almoutb, bnor ban oil
iGlge Bigger, tegne Subifription pan
Samfunoets 9looe, inmt mootage
9eitilIinger paa Den Snore Ris-
lions aiitorie", y2rttbers Gin oe
6opeonprfer" og pSpoo itnar Der
~Itrepet2~
Samfunosoenner, Der ogter at
ooernRre Isoet onmooes ON at ei-
be Rr. Speet oeres Signing. San
bar Dor be0ite a~nbefnIine.
Dan. 9utb. 9nbI. Sou e.
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WisIOnsmsoe.

Oil SUB bIiper Der Nisiionsms.
3. / Bella D. e. |. Renigbeo, 2217
y. 26 ct, Omaha. Hebr. ! 10.
gene ira Den IA. Sept. til ben IL.
Sept. Der er Msoe tper Iiten
81. s % Senoag belle Gasen. Nh,
er bierteIig pelfOmmen. SiIreiien.
De beoes meIoe Jig ; goo 5iS.
Gnn Neni1beoens 9egne.
8. 10. Sancn
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Nansnnnlclnelie.

Din 6uitru os0e i @anoo9s
OF. 6s.) 6mo. 81. 1t.05. Cor.
gen er itor. beg Soabet er goOt,
BUN oar en- troenOe ariiten. Sun
par feot 10. 9top. 1919. e%fterlaOer
mig % s 9ern. aariagen til benz
oes 9eO par anemia. SUN par
fun ing 2H Gag iiOite Sang, men
iuagelig / mango 4ar. 9egra-
ueIien timber SteO 6reoag Otter.
miooog al. ,.
j. q. 6pcriun,
Gt. I, Dor f9. 9apeIocf, Nebr.
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areosmeoe.

Sainois areos bOloer efter Sno.
bpOelie al ct. 8auIi Vteuigbeo og
anetier lit OelegereOe areosmsoe /
@reenpile, Did. }. 81. Aug til
3oie September. Iae are0iensBrP.
tier oenIes, % al. Ren'9beoer be.
oes erInore at ienoe 0ele1oter. ,5or.
1anoiingsemnerne er:
i. Get praftiife Senoags. og
6erielroisarbeiSe.
2. GDor.eoes fan er Wenneisf. Vi.
be, om Sc. er 2aa zen rene gei 2
Sal. 139, 23-24.
3. interchangeable og Seaigss.
relic / oeres inobproes 5orboIo.
Serren giOe os ct peIfignet are6s.
msoe. 8. Be0erfen.
areosformano.
Ct. gauli Renigbeo, 8reenbiae
meo annefier inobpOer berpeb til
oDenn9bnte are0smeoe
Aae er pelfommen.
6or frit Opbolo un0er WsSet be.
oes man OenIigit meIOe iig til I'M.
oertegne0e inoen %. 4uguit.
6or at funne oeltnge / aabnings.
guostieneiten, mna man iorIaoe
Chicago ieneit OnsOne aften enten
nteb gaoo oe0 7 5iOen eaer meo
Gog ff.55.
Eaa Nenigbeoernes gegne.
80. 6. 0ieIfen.
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til un0ertegneoe fsr %. aueuIt. D
for @eiterne melt beieiIige Cog an
fommer: SUB ira 4.20 og RorS
ira 800 pau &ortb 8eitern, boz
eneite 9nne.
9aa Reni9beOens gegne,
s. q. SEMEN.
Rg6.s gr9it.
pc. Zen onpe SaImeboe" BRIT
aes i W~enigbeoen.
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Neierif.

en- Meieriit, iom I 6 aar bar
foreitaoet ct al De itprite Mejerier I
Danmarf, isger Blaos. geofom-
uIenoe er uoonnnet paa BEN fgl.
oonife 2anobobsiifole, og er | Be-
fiooelie al fine Heferencer.
Meflefterenoe beoes tilifripe ari-
titan Mnoerien.
Aoresie: 6. Sprsenieu,
o.. /, Nor n, Weiton, So.
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Nisiiunsmeoe

ofboIoes ON SUB nil / Den norif
oonife eu..Ilitb. @eniebeo / Owo.
tonna, Ninn., ira ben Z. til 10
Sept. Nsoet bespnoer Sorsonf
4itsn ben Z.
On fGrIig SnObpoelie til ale.
q. 9ofeaaro.
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Sil salas eaer eeie

NIT npoelige Stem, Der ligger op
MOB gpen Blair, Nebr, MOB geit
og Dana College MOB git be.
itaaenoe al ~ Acres, al Slags
5rugt, alfalfa, areatur os Suine
gaiture, flint 10-gpreliers Sus,
pripat 8anop9rfs Spitem. BABE og
ale Slngs ltobpgninger iamt u@or-
oee". Sas. s. Senien, Blair, gaeb.