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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
MACDONALD.

IhOs. Christian had tn" misfortune
TO have his hand and arm mashed
quite badly by a fall Of slate in the
Sugar Creek mines.
.. Il. Wilkerson and Samuel Childs.
OF Montgomery, were visiting friends
and relatives here Saturday and Sun
day
II. b. Hundley is making an extend-
ed trip along the y. &, W. in the in
terest of his insurance business.
MIS-. Julia Wilkerson is spending a
few days with her sister, Nrs. An
derson.
JOS. Wade has returned from tn,
Mckendrec hospital where he under
went an operation. He will soCn be
able to resume work.
FraVel Wilkerson, clerk in the Humid
ley grocery, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Montgomery
MISS Annie Rotan. teacher at Sun.
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. \.
Johnson, Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Richardson closed = vcrv
successful term Of school at Kilsvtho
last Friday evening. The program
Vas highly complImcntcd by the audi
enc. The children showed the splendid
training Of their teacher.
Kew. VIM. Jackson preached two
very aDie sermons to u large audience
sunday morning and evening.
Ihe members of the Mt Moriah NJ.
r. church are planning reception for
their pastor, Rev. b. B. Martin. who
VIII soon leave for conference, which
conVenes in Washington, D. G.
me Macdonald Republican club held
It's regular meeting, Monday evening
interesting talks were made by DR.,
L. H. Galloway, Thomas Gray and A,
I. Galloway.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY

BY virtue Of deed of trust execut-
ed to me as Trustee by A. l.. Leach
man and r. D. Leachman, his wife,
dated the 18th day of February,
1910, and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court Of
kanaWha County, West Virginia, in
trust Deed Book 36 page 1928, to
secure and provide for the payment
of eight certain notes therein de-
scribed, I will, Oh
THURSDAY, THE 28TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1912, AT 10
J., O'CLOCK, A. M, =.
Execute said trust and sell for cash.
at the east front door of the Court
House of said County, the following
described parcels Of real estate, ~
ing and being in the city Of Char
lesion, West Virginia.:
!. A certain lot or parcel OF
land and the buildings thereon, being
Lot No. 40 in Block 16 in West
Charleston, as laid out in lots, streets
and alleys on the map made by
Venable & Vance, filed In the Office
Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Kanawha County, said lot fronting
twenty feet on Third ALLEY and run
ming back along Bream> Street one
hundred and twenty feet to, an al
ley, and being the same lot or parcel
Of land conveyed by UpshurHfggfn
botham and wife to the said r. D.
Leachman, by date dated the 18th
day of February; 1910. -
2. All that certain lot Of land
with the house and improvements
thereon, being Lot No. ID Of Block
16 Of West Charleston, as laid out
and described on tho map thereof
made by venable e. Vance, said lot
having q frontage OF twenty-five feetI
on Third Avenue and extending back
between parallel lines distance oil
one hundred and twenty feet to an
alley, and being the same LOT con-
veyed by w. B.. Taylor to II. D.
Leachman, by deed bearing date the
10Th day Of December, 1909, and OF
record in the office. Of the. Clerk OIL
the County Court OF said Kahawha
215.
g TWO certain tracts or parcels
Of land, in said city, with the houses
and improvements thereon, situate
on the north side of the Kahaw1a
River and on the northwest side of
Elk River, and being Lots >iNos. 20l
and 81 Of BLOCK NO: Q of the Holly
Hunt Place, as laid out in lots,
streets and alleys UPON the map OF
same filed in said Clerks Office on
the 23rd day Of November, 1905, to-
gether with the right to use for the
purpose Of ingress and egress certain
treets and alleys in common. with
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
THE ECHO'S ANSWER.

- While we question the sense and
good taste Of Roosevelt, himself maxi
ing the race, still we must confess
that we are not surprised that. he
should be Disguised at the. miserable
weakljng who now occupies the preBi-
def1cy. Of all the presidents since
Lincoln we are Of the opinion that
there is not one who has not shown
himself stronger and more able in
every respect than William Howard
Taft. All Of them at least possessed
some individuality of opinion and the
courage to sustain it; The biggest
thing in the opinion line ever held
by Taft is that the Negro in the-South
Is unfit to hold Office, be the office
ever so small and Insignificant What
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs, George Jackson is sick at her
home,on Gaines street.
Miss Katherine Brown, teacher at
Elk Ridge, spent the weekend at
home, -
Mrs. Katharine Thomas, of Chris
tlanburg, va, who spent the winter
here with her son, George Brown,
returhcd to her home last week. She
was accompanied by her son.
0. T. Wilkerson visited his daugh-
1ers at Mcdonald, Sunday.
Mrs l.. l.. p. Calendar who has been
teaching private school at her home.
closed Wednesday,
! Rev: E. G. Page filed his regular.
appointment at Institute, Sunday.
Rev. r. d. w. Meadows, of Hunting
ton, was here several days this week.
Rev. Jones Of the NJ. e. church
preached his last sermon Sunday be-
fore going to conference.
Miss Bertha Redo who has been sick
TOR some weeks, is much better.
Miss II. M. James was a business;
visitor to Red Star, Saturday.
j. S. Noel spent the weekend here
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Railev.
entertained the teachers Reading Cir
Gle, Friday evening
George Holmes and bride, formerly
Miss Qualls, of Virginia, came home
Saturday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
EAGLE.

Emmett Saunders of keclcrton,
ssMas Visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma
:ssiEKaguei Saturday.
WI sHtSef Brown attended the Repnb,l-
scatI meeting in Montgomery, Satur-
sHay
$ssssyyMiss r. Holmes Of Montgomery, was
the. Sunday guest Of Mrs. Emma
u ssieaSue.
ss E3E James Rrsp was quite i'll Il few days
.iast week
~ Mrs. +; II. Hayden who has bcru
gill for GONE time, is reported better
"a. = this wiling.
Il 1Lesdames Lucy Dow. f.. j. Collins.
sssHattie Clayton, Lillian Reed, and Miss
d Stella Cosby made a business trip
iSto Montgomery last week.
sii,Sa, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Wade will move
Ito Montgomery: in~thei new home this
sIMeek
81 Mr.. and Mgs. James Russ entertain
led Luther Brown at dinner, Sunday
Mrs. Lula Andrews was shopping in
Il montgomery, Monday.
Mrs. William Whiteing of Montgom-
: cry, was. visiting friends here last
7 week, sssIis.f.' l11.t.sSy.>.,
& John Godfree of Keeferton, was Wis
: Ting his family last week
Mrs, Rosa Howard and Miss Fan
ME Collaway were shopping in Mont
.-gomery, Monday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
NOTICE OF ROAD SALE

Notice is hereby given under Sec
ton SO Of chapter So of the acts
1909 that public meetings will be
date and at the place below set ous
In the magisterial~ district Of Ka=
nawha County. at which time and
place the County Road Engineer will
offer and expose for. sale roads. i'll
said magisterial districts. either by
roads, or by sections as may then be
determined upon, to the. lowest re-
sponsibie~ bidder, Such sale to be
subject to the. rejection of the Coun-
ty Court should the bids be deemed
too high or obj ectionable from any
good reason. -. >.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
THE ApvoOATE
ia Hicks aud Mrs Gertrude Newer:
Personals and Locals

personals and Lucl.ls.-sN,- 49,. -.
Mrs. Julia Jones, OF SPaducah: Ky,
Is spending h few wes&s. here visit
ing her sister.
L'sRuy Hall. teacher ut ST. Nlbans,
was here, Tuesday On business. :
Its probable that number of To-
cal politicians will attead the lpeet-
ing CT the Mcdowell county RepUb-
lican club at Keystone, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bonds had as their
guest at dinner Sunday; evening:
Rers. r, r. Downs and T., Fort and
Mrs Robert Hamlm. - 49, ;, .. g. :
A. p. Straughter OF Hinton, and
Rev. i. w. Robinson, of st. Adams,
were business visitors here. Saturday
of last week.
Mrs. John Scott and Mr.. aAd MRS,
Ford will entertain the Atheneum
club, Monday cventng at tile latter's
residence, III Norris street.
Miss Lille J. Smith is expected
home Friday from Wythesville, Va,
where She WAS called in January by
the illness OF hcr mother.
Mrs. Francis Lowry is i'll at her
h>'me on Truslow st.
Miss Katherine Gamble spent q
few days at homr last week because
OF illness.
Miss Rhoda Wilson very pleasant
" entertained 4 few friends Friday
evening in honor, of Mr.. Frank Nc
Daniel
Mrs. Jake Johnson of Institute, Is
seriously i'll at the General Hospital.
- j. Z, Adams entertained the fol-
lowing at dinner at the Brown Hotel
:nday: Misses Hattie Peters, Rhoda
Wilson and Mr. Frank McDaniels.
Little Lloyd Hill is seriously Ill
vt the General Hospital.
Arthur Schafer is seriously i'll with
tuberculosis at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith, Quarter st.
Mrs, Ballard Brooks entertained
the Improvement League Friday ev-
aning Of last week. Mrs. Lillian,
otarks and Mrs. G. P. Porter were
guests.
Miss MLaude ViEcy- spent the week.
And with Miss Lula Ghee in CALI
polls, o.
The Physical Culture club gave a
matinee dance Friday afternoon at
he K. of P. Hall.
The l.. T. L. met Tuesday after
noon at the Garnett school.
Miss Daisy Jordan, will leave Fri
lay for a short visit to friends in
Columbus, o. --~-.-~~--:.. -....-...
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
RACES.ON Trial.

The age aims to be, above ALI else,
newspaper, national in its scope,
seeking to serve 1n the best and high
est sense every cause that relates to
he welfare and progress of the Negro
religion, pol tics and business are he
causes that most vitality effect the
worth and standing of the people. The
great religious denominations manag-
ID and controlled by Negp6est are 'Ieglt-
mate subjects for discussion in these
columns. The character and capacity
Of the men placed at thell head, their
legislation, policy and government are
matters that concern the entire race.
While it may be measureably true of
the Grand Cnited Order Of Odd Eel
lows, it is in the A. NJ. E. and A. M.
e. Zion churches, as nowhere else
nat the capHcity for self government
ot the entire race in this country IS
IN triaf,-The N. Y. Age. ----- - e.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
HUNTINGTON.

Rev Reed, pastor Of; M: E.. church,
preached his last sermon before at
tending conference, Sunday night
- Several Huntingtonians will attend
the banquet at Keystone on the 18th
The pastor and choir of the First
Baptist church assisted Rev Reed Of
the M. E. church Sunday afternoon al
3 p. m.
Mesdames S. A. Thurston and A. D.
: ewfE are able to be out again
g The Elks entertained the Smart
Set after the show, Thursday night
az Lincoln Moore, of Russell, Ky, was
lin the city last week.
I H. 0. James is able to be out again
after a brief illness.
= Modday night, Mrs. Belle entertain
ed the BENJAMIN club at her home
on Sevefth savensfe = - ,.~.,, -,
In the quarterly rally of the First
Baptist church, .$178.85 was raised
The, members Of the. Y. NJ. c.. A..
are, showing greater interest in the
work. sinceE@@theS have a building of
their own and are doing all they can
to make the home for the young men
attractive.
The Negro Business League here
seemsvto beam inspiration to the bus
mess men .... ...---~--.-..
! Rev. S. A. Thurston, pastor of the
18th Street Baptist church, preached
a very entertaining sermon, Sunday
morning.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
PARK ERSRU re.

At recent meeting at Logan Me-
mortal NJ. f. Church, Rev. ]. W. Car
roll pastor. the women under the
auspices Of the Helping Hand, raised
$127.l5.
Mrs. Cornelius Watkins and Miss
Laura Watkins are still sick.
Rev. e. S. Williams has moved in
to the parsonage Of the Zion Baitist
church.
The supper given by the Stewards
at the X. Of P. Hall for the. benefit
of the VI. f. church station, was a
success.
At the Wesleyan Methodist church
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Rollins preached in
the morning and Rev. G.. w. Jackson
preached in the evening.
Rev. Peter Tolliver filled his ap-
pointment at Rainbow last Sabbath
and preached to a good sized congre-
CATION
70 Mrs. Annie Washington of SAB 4th
street, was very much indiSposed last
week, but is now rapidly recovering.
The Helping Hand OF the NJ. F..
church met On Monday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Phyllis Hayes. After the
transaction of considerable business.
a nice luncheon was served.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll preached the clos
ing sermon Sunday evening at seven.
thirty, and will leave Monday evening
Tor the Annual Conference, which
meets at Washington, d. c., March
Goth
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
HE SHOULD HAVE KNowN.

II the heads of the other depart
|''nents of the government had COOP
rated t. give the race a sulare deaf.
II the matter Of REPRESENTATIVE, ! as
Secretary Macvoagh. OK the Treaturyy,
md Attorney General .Wickersaam
has done, the great and good Presl-
lent OF these United States, VIM. H.,
ralt, would not the Object OF at
tack from some the race as he Is
Today. Attorney General. Wickersliam
and Secretary MacVeagh have given
The race square deal. In the Post
office Department, presided over by
Mr.. Hitchcock not single colored ap-
pointment has been made, but many
nave bSCn removed The Bee approves
OF the attack made OH him by Record
err OF Deeds johnson and only regrets
that Mr.. Johnson did no. break with
1lm sooner. In the exclusive NAVY
= apartment, presided over by Mr.. Geo.
Won Meyer colorcd nan has Just
about as much show for square deal
as lump of ice would have to retain
its frigidity in the realms of his Sa-
tapic Majesty, and III the War Depart
ment, over which Southern Demo
crat at first presided, there : as been
the same prejudice against recognition
for the race. In the State Department
the policy has been to keep the few
colored consuls In the service maroon
ed: In the unhealthy tropics, and with
out hope of promotion. In the Agricul-
tural and Interior Departments a col
ored man finds little or no encour-
agement whatever, and in the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor he has
been completely overlooked. In ," the
Treasury and Department Of Justice
are the only two Departments in this
government where the race has been
glVel anything like a fair show anu
square deal. We do not hold Pres1-
dent Taft responsible for the failure
of some of his cabinet officers to treat
us fair, for The Bee knows that me
residents attention has not been
called to it before. President Taft
has done much for the race, and he
would have done moro If his cabinet
officers had shared with him his inter-.
est i'll the race. The two best cabine,
officers President Taft has for OUR
race, The Bee is frank to state, are
Secretary MacVeagh and Attorney
General Wickersham.-Th Washing
ton Bee.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
CLAIsESBURlJ.

c. ". Flordce of Graftbn, was
calling on friends here Sunday
Miss Lily Allen spent Sunday with
Miss Hannah Dawson in Shinnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Buckner have
returned from Washington, D. c.
where. they were called by the death
of thei formers brother.
Rev. J. II. Jenkins was called to
Baltimore. Md. last week by the
death of his father.
irene, the eighteen months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wise Lee, died
last week of pneumonia.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
LEWIsiBUIG:.

u &4enry Jefferson who has been sick
kA0ft mores than seven years and not
tApas TO do a days work in all that
Stihae d s,cw very low.
| Efs9Mr. and Mrs. f. Thomas, of Charles
f3Rq, are here called home by the
|at;E tAycai ts Illness, of Mrs. Thomas 5
3 SgthaE ", j.
Freeland who has been liv-
sl Am Richmond, Va, for the past
EesE laontA is here on a short visit
4sssleand relatives.
81 y sss 4 81 straug hter 81 Hinton, was Il
asSTsnSspa! e. A. Boiling expects to
stsNd the M E. Conference which sits
Fan Washington, next week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
| aaOR RESP nee

Rev. 0. Dale King addressed Il large
assembly at trinity NJ. T.. church.. on
Sunday afternoon. His subject was:
Emissions"
The Momrn'S Mite missionary
Society will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs NJ. ~ Gray
sen.
The musicals and chicken supper
given by the Anti Can't Club was a
decided success from every view point
The church was crowded 10 It's utmost
capacity and all present seemed pleas
cd with the splendid program rendcr-
Ell. Much praise was also given to
the excellent supper served
John Martin. who has resided hr"r
for the ras, four years and made a
host Of friends by his genial manner
and earnest work as member Of
Mt Zion Baptist church died Sunday
morning Of pnurmouia. Mr. Martins
death camC rs great stock because
it was not generally known that he
was sick. as he continued to 80 until
Friday
lt'eplIoH Will oe tenuefeu RCN.
j. II. Jenkins, Friday night. Rev.
Mr.. Jenkins is closiuG very success
full years paStoralc at Trinity NJ T..
church.
The mock trial at Trinity NJ. T..
church Thursday night was we'll at
tended.
The Elk's banquet given on Wednes-
day night proved an excellent affair.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14

pt3 w. Jones attended the \. NJ.
{. y. convention at Fairmont.
Miss Mary Gordon is the guest of
MIR. and Mars. s. II. Guss.
Rev. L. {. Page preached at the
Baptist church, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson is very i'll in
the hospital at Charleston. She was
operated upon Saturday and at this
writing there is very little hope for
her recovery.
The school chorus. under the direc-
tea of Mis-. G. f. Mitchell, will rcnd-
CT Jubilee selections Sunday evening
III Hazlewood Assembly Hall at the
West Virginia. Colored Institute.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14

the Charleston Improvement Com
pany, corporation, it's assigns and
owners Of other lots In said Holly
Hunt Place, the fee in said streets
and alleys subject to such right be-
Ing reserved by the said Charleston
Improvement Company and being
the same lots conveyed by said Char
lesion Improvement Company s." to
Dove Leachman, ~ bydeed dated the
22nd day 9fiJune, 1907, and Of rec
ord in said Clerks Office, In Deed
Book Ill page 214.
g. H. D. RUMMEL, Trustee.
3-5-4Tues.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14

God give us men" A time like
this demands
Great hearts, strong minds, !. true
: faith, and willing hands. IL. .4,rno
Men whom the lust of Office does not
kill;
Men whom the spoils Of office cannot
buy;
Men who possess opinions and will
Men who have honor, men who win
not lie
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14

help has the holding OF this opinion
been to him? Where are the political
converts which such an oph,ion shoSIds
naturally bring to his rold:5 Where
IN the South or in any other Sec
zion for that matter. is the name
William howrd Taft held in high
esteem and the bearer Of the name
acclaimed rs a bonefactor OF a people?
Soho answers, where?-Charlottesvllle
Messenger. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
WE HAVE THE SAME TROUBLE

1T IS not uncommon FOR a teacher
or minister to go to some white
shop which would go out of business
before it would employ a colored per-
on, and have his printing dcne. Al
en- paying the white man for the
program, the next thing in order is
10 send one to us to note In the pa
per 1or nothing. Gentlemen, quit
doing this way IT does not show
good sense. We called your atten-
ton to this before. Stop It now
Dallas Express.
Ihey do the same thing down this
way, and we have as you, been bother
ed with their write ups~-Palestnie,
Texas Plaindealer.
This is a racial weakness. 1t ap-
plies to all branches Of business and
Is usually done by the educated class
Of our people, those who are high
ar up. The best way to break it up
is to expose the people practtcing it
and to force them into the newspa-
per and job printing business where
they can be punished by losing mon.
ey, time and patience like the rest
Of US.
white printers are kindly DISPOSED
towards the colored print-shops and
they make little or no effort to Sc
cure this kind Of trade which the5e
servile people are constantly forcing
upon them The Planet.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14
VOICE OF THE PRESS.-

Otfice-holding does not itself make
leaders; but it is the duty of the ap-
pointing power to see to it that the
nan it places in high office should
have the elements of leadership, to
the end that the place shah be admins
cred in the interest of all the peo-
'ole.-Florida Sentinel. IT,. - -,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-03-14

" Specifications: ut the work, to DO .
contracted for may be seen at the Of
flee Of the, undersigned County ,Roatl>
Engineer. .:.. ,..H,.. o.
Big Sandy District, Clcndenln on.
March 10, 1912. '".5 49, ..'.t 49,.
Elk District, Pricedaleroh Mafcn@>>
20, 1912. ''....>''". ! .,.},> ~
Maiden. District, Maiden ~ on March %
81. 1912. n,
Cabin Creek District, Lewiston
Post, Office, on March 22,, 1912.
Loudon District. Kanawha City,
on March %, 1912. -. -. e.
Washington District, Ruth. on
March Is, 1912.
Jefferson District, St. Adams. On
March &c, 1912.
Union District. Bonham's Store on
March. 27, 1912.
~Charleston District, Court House,
OH March %, 1912:
Poca District, SissonsVille, on
March EOS 1912. -" .'", >'''
F.. G.. BURDETT, .-.
County Road Engineer Of 1Sanawha =
County. r..
3-5-2Tues. =.
..-.--, - - .. - -. - r..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12
RAISING RATrLEs"AKGa

suaEe farm - one q ne uuAlla
hunine.a entrfpEsses - IIrOuuawtlia
Tea- Il - lO,aied ahrs' 1laarre
years from the d-Bot q ne Gllf
Cnssr llne. and - utorhrd Niih rsP
lie. o. - Taiuer. yetiSs bah. t11.'
40. supher hriu- hufi. adders -
other ape-t-a zach variety ~ 50
sun pen o. 5asr
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-12
cATAwOA news

Mn y " SUMMERS s,in remains
On he sick list
Ms. Jessie Johnsoa. Of FAiEmoat.
spent SUNDAY evening here a. did
lisnea Cora Haun and Jsssis Kuhn.
leo ~ F'niTuoni
Nal.on FredeTick and Cecil Fiuhnr
-. 81 Grant Toun. sg'-n; Sunday ~
The formers kOle here
Mrs AIce Broun and non- Wayns-
81 White ROrk. spent Friday and sa'-
1riay here The guests - MI Brovu's
mother. Mrs. MArgar-t Haun
Chns. Fredsrich uas = burineua vis
-or 10 FairTnoni Monday
Mrs. AH-tha Rsohart ~ho has
rpent -he past meath here visiting ri
silvss and friends returned 70 her
om. near Ferralfa Preston cpuuSy.
Monday SIZE vas accompanied b.
heT sOu
Horn. IIecsmber "a &c Ar and MI.