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LOGAN COUNTY.

Clerk Superior Court. w 4. Warren.
Deputy superior Court t.. McGinley
CLERK District Court, G. H. Griawold.
Deputy District Court ~. Weinberser.
county Clerk Chas. Olson.
County Treasurer, Fred Ritterhusch.
Sheriff Hart w Murphy.
County Judge j. g. Strang
County court Clerk, Mrs Nettia Smith.
County Assessor, Chas. Lee.
Register Of Deeds, w. H. Mexican.
County Attorney. John Ad1ms.
Deputy county Attorney, Arthur Swank
Sup OF Schools Neal Humphrey.
County surveyor. Mert Reaves.
County Commissioning John ONeal.
Marshall s. ]. Favers. ed Oberholser,
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STATE BOARD or EDUCATION.


r. II. Wilson, State superintendent.
Oklahoma city
A. G. Parsons. Secretary. oklahoma
city.
Rober. Dunlop. Newkirk; Scott Glenn,
Shawnee. A. G. Scott Oklahoma CITY.
O. r. Hayes Chandler; w E. Rowsey,
Muskogee W a. Bfandenberg, Okla
hOma city.
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EFFICIENT EMPLOYEES.

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Y Is permeated with 1.-THE de- y
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FOR SALE
Iron safe, fire proof
l Soda Fountain and four steel
tankH, counter and base.
Onice Desk, new.
Cigar Case.
S-fcot counters and show cases,
] TIirn's money maker.
Cash Register.
2 Square Cases
And other 9xtures, cheap fol cash
Or on easy payments.
Lille Kennedy Drug and Station
cry Company--ltenfro } old stand.
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BOARD OF EoucArIoN.

Tr c. r. Cottera President r. c.
Burnsdale. Secretnry r. y Brooks. sup
etinfendeat NJ. L. Morrison, Truancy
Otticer. Harry Carlin, Treasurer; H. A.
Booth. O. l.. Rfoohs, ~ II. Derwin. W. q.
Fields, A S Ma0tuiah.AJ j Nelson, r..
H. scissor. J. A Rtn,ey. a., E Plckafd.
A. A Ewing. G., NJ SareIet Meets fiFsl
Monday ia each month,
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AGI1NTS-.Wolorul opportunity:
act quick; 81 Ambrew' concen-
trated Beer Eracts makes real
genuine intoxitng BEHR; right
at home by adnq water, caves 100
per cent BREERs pIuCE: NOT
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real lager beerNO LIQUOR IL
CltNSE REQ uHD small package;
carry weeks S d. deliver as You
se!l. "AM3REp rs THE CON
Cl9NTRATED TNRFpm1NTS OF
REAL LAGER IER; same mater
ial used by all bwora for brewing
the best beer; hi seller; enormous
demand; large nits. Just scnG
postal; Wen shoMou how to make
money quick. harcau Products
Co.. Dept, 21lo, CNfnnati 0.
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURTS.
Western District at Guthrie

Western District at Guthrie.
United states District Judge, John II.
COtterai
United states District Attorney, John
Embry. Assistants =. Taylor, G. r.
zimmerman. W T. Herod
United States Marshal w s. Cade.
Chief Deputy e.. Mddsen,
Clerk of The United States District
Court. A. G. Dode
Deputies II. l.. Finley. NJ. p. Hawes
and Frank McCoy.
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LOGAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
TRUSTEES.

Neal Humphrey President; A l.
CocR1um Treasurer. j. r. Pcksrd. Sec
retary. O l.. Brooks, James Lowell
Arthur Rhodes, E- l.. Mills; Geo. l.
Hotter Principal.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN-Early Satur
day morning, six young hens, five
Plymouth Rock. one black. Sl.00 viii
DE given for information leading to
their recovery. Mrs ID. Dyche. sol +
college.
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The Leader is authorized by VIM.
4. Field Of Guthrie, to announce that
he viii be a candidate for congress
man-at-llrge subject to the demo
cratic primary, Aug. 6.
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CRY plaEc oRY'.e,

Mayor r.. Nisslay Commissioners;
n A. Garter. G.. g.. Cinthier. Meets
Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Fred p. Branson, of Muskogee, an
horizes The Leader to announce his
anddacy for congressman-at large
slbject to the Democratic primary.
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When you don't advertise nobody
nows that you are doing business,
nd Il won't be long before you'n not
now IL yoUrself.-Newspsperdom.
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Eastern District at Muskoaee.

United states District Judge Ralph J.
Campbell.
United states District Attorney. VIM.
Gregg.
United states Marshal Grant G. Victor
United states District Clerk, Il. p.
Harrison.
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|. HAVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY !
TO OFFER TO SOMEONER !

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FOR RENT

TOR RENT Furnished five room
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WANTED Woman cook for small ho-
tel, good place for right party.
Phone or write Florence Hotel. Still-
water, Okla
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SAIlEMFlN- Every town has a buyer
for our advertising novelties. Your
iole time profitable We pay very
liberal commissions. A good repre-
sentative wanted in your locality.
Write today. Box -, Newton, Ia.
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For Congressman-At-Large:
The Leader is authorized TO an
,ounce Pat j. Goulding, of Enid, a
candidate for congressman at-large
subject TO the Democratic primary
august G.
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sEDIING FRUIT TREES summer
work for teachers. college boys
and farmers. Our stock easy to sell
and big profits. smith Bros, Dept.
81, Concord, Ga.
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WANTED Statesmen to start out
July 10th with our line of goods
IN salary or commission No al
tention paid to application unless
accompanied by first class refer
ence. United states Whip Co,
WestHed, Mass.
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SAL lFSiMf-fN- Double your income
by selling the greatest cigar trade
itimulator on the market. Cawood
Novelty company, Danyille, III.
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aALESMEN WANTED

NANTED-S Salesman to cell Lubricat-
ing Oils. Paints and Specialties.
!ood live wire can earn big money.
hampton Refining Co. Cleveland, o.
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ANNOUNCE M ENTS.
For connressman-At-Larqe:

! "a n " u a n 2: " n u q n r ~
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!. North Side Inn Rooming house !
y % rooms strictly modern. VIII
:. rent very cheap-all or part
good condition and a money max =
er.-M. l.. West, Guthrie, lkla.
Y
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The 1917 iaws pertaining 10 ROadh
gfighwa,g. bitches and Drains
pamphlet form Price 25e each
special prizes on quantities Address
Book Department, Leader Prtntins
company. GTthr1a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
s--~~-~s>-~~s>~s-~>>~S~>~
no buy or sell property address
Northwestern business Agency
NinneapOlls
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q. r. o. f.. 4o6; Fred soehl. Exalted
luier; Dau Williams. Secretary, phone
42G. cor Division and Cleveland; second
and fourth Tuesdays; visitors cordially
Welcomed
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oklahoma Encampment, No 3. l. O. @.
r. meets every "Wednesday evening ot
each week at 1880 O'Clock Ia l. -. O. +.
nun. corner Broad and Harrison. l.. +.
Metern, Scribe.
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Guthrie Chapter, y, O. e. S. second and
fourth FIidays Masonic Temple. Mrs.
Alien w M, Mrs II. NJ. Doye. Sec.
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Patrlarohs Militant. Canton Guthrie No:
r / .. .. f., meets every second and
fourth Friday evenings of each mouth AZ
O'Clock in T. O. o. f. nail. corner Broad
ana Harrison. Visiting Cneyaliers well
come W j Baruhart, ClerN.
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Albert Pike Lodge, 1862. A. r. & A. NJ
second and fourth Wednesdays Masonic
Temple: .. T.. Pickering w. M. f. a.
I'err Sec
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Masonic Chapters; Guthrie Chapter, 6.
4 A. M. FIRST and third Mondays,
Masonic hall G. G. <neisley II. r.; Dan
" Wiliama, See.
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FURNISHED FOR RENT

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Pythian Sister, No. 81; second and fourth
/ Wednesday afternoons, Masonic hail,
Mrs. Oeha, @, Olive Wadmna NJ. OF r
and s
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Knights Of Pythlas, Guthrie Lodge No. q;
every Friday night, Masonic han. !. N.
smthson, &. c.. paul Williams, *. OF
H. and $
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Masonic Commandery; Guthrie Com
mandery NO l second and fourth Mon
Idays. Masonic hall. Dan Williams, Rec.
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Royal Neluhhors; Meets first and third
Tueeday nights nt !. .. o. f. hail. Nellye
Arnold Recorder.
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a. and A. Scottish Rite; A. and A.
Scottish Rite OF Free Masonry. orient Of
oklahoma, Thursdays. Masonic Temple
Wm Bnsby. S. q. !. O.; 4. A. Derr, sec.
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Tribe OF Ben Hur Guthrie Court NO. 2:
Meets at McNulty'. han 1irst aud third
Monday nights Of each month Dr. l.. NJ.
OVertun, Chief, Mrs Alta BRIGGS, Scribe
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DE sonnao Council knights OF Kadosh
| third Thursday, Masonic Temple. i, f,
, Leach, JT., r.. r. A. perr, Sec.
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Guthrie Lodge Of Perfection No. I; First
Thursday, Masonic Temple, IA. Y. Swear
lnRen. v Nj 4. A. Derr Sec
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Grand Army OF the Republo:: Hartranft
Post, No 3. c. A. r. meets first and
third Friday nights at Burfofd han, East
Oklahoma avenue, Edward Plntts Conn
mander; M l.. Mock, Adlutant.
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the 1911 bws pertaining 10 Roads
gfxhways. bitches and Drains
pamphlet form Price 25c each
special prices on quantities. Addrss
Book Department. Leader Prinul
-mDany Chthr'e
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Masonic Blue Lodges; Guthrie Lodge 35,
Masonic hall: w. w. Racks, w M
c. c. Clothier, Sec
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Guthrie Chapter Rose crolN, second
Thursday Masonic Temple A. G. Hixon,
M, f. A perr Sec,
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Naomi. Rebekah Lodge. No. s, ]. O. o. F..
meets ou the first and third Friday
evenings OF each month In J. .. g. r
man corner Broad and Harrison. Laura
Rarnhart, secretary.
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Oklahoma Consistory fourth Thursday
Masonic Temple, II. -. walton, M Of Is
r. A Berr Sec
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Modern Brotherhou~ IT America: Meets
second and fourth Wednesday nights,
Masonic han. j. G. Templeton, President,
Mra. Eva Hail. Secretary
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
TARIFF NOT DEAD.

Amid all the turmoil of politics.
and ~ fact furnishing fuel for the
conilagIatlon, the committees
working on the tariff bills are
hard at work, and the two houses
OF Congress are from time 10 time
listening to speeches on The sub.
ject.
On the repm !lican side the de
termination 10 protect American
industries ~ IN strong IN ever.
Representative Needham, Of Cali
fornia, QUO of tho oldest members
Of tho Ways ami Means Commit.
tee, with which all tariff measures
originate, j. u strong supporter Of
the protective theory. He de.
cIares tina, nearly all OF the indus.
tries of his state have been devel
oped with the aid Of y protective
tariff With the high cost of Ia
bor, which il scarce ut best, and
The expense of irrigation, -neces-
sary IN many cases,--hc declares
that it would not DO possible to
grow many of the things which
are now staples IN California aud
Arizona. Especially is this true
Of oranges and lemons; and yet
the people dealing in these fruits
say that the large production in
California and Florida has result
ed in bringing the prices down to
a level which makes it IN easy for
The poor to enjoy the delicious
fruits az to buy apples. THIS he.
ING the belief Of Congressman
Needham, it may be imagined
that he was daze,i when be- recelv.
ed a letter recently from an i'm
porting firm in Chicago, urging
tho removal Of all duties on fruits
imported into this country from
Mexico, or other countries. Mr..
Needham replied that he was cut
ie'ly opposed to such u policy
and that he preferred giving TO
our own people the preference IN
the maj kets Of tho United States"
Flee traders, like Harrison, f.
New York, for instance, say tina,
such arguments edo not appeal to
them"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
APPLICATION
FOR RIGHT A Way,

Nc" lb~'a, ~, April 1T, 1919.
9 'hr lIonnr'hI" Mayor a. Board
81 i1ns ices # ho City of N.v
lhetta "a
Gentlemen.
W ISblag 10 engage IN busino..
IN he building corner Of VOL
lng'on and Jefferson streets !, l..
comes necessary for ~ 10 have .
railroad aVl'"h entering on our
pr'nIa'a The Southern Pac,6c
has consented to place said
switch, proynled We spcnre IL,
them, he PERMISSION and protpc.
ton oi your Honorable I2odv
~" small switch will be- placed
lrnm then present spur on rail.
road avenue and will he about
700 feet II length ana will cross
hlaGohallN across y narrow str,D Of
I l'y property lying between the
p'"aoni switch aud property Of pro
posed building and u small pOr.
ton between T. Il. aud property
.. Williams.
As our business requires m I'M.
mediate beginning we beg Of ron
'onpt consideration.
Respectfully,
& l. LASSALLE,
w. j. LAPEROUSE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
WHAT WOULD
JEFFERSON SAY?

The following is an extract
from the speech Of the Hon. VIM
}. GaynOr, Mayor Of the city Of
New York, ut the Jefferson Day
Banquet, Of the National Demo
cratic Club, at the Hotel Waldorf
Astoria. on last Saturday evening,
April 18th. After dealing will,
Constructive Court Decisions, y
showing the Owe throw Of legisIa
tive enactments, passed in Obsdi
ence to tho will Of the people, he
said:-
"What would Jefferson say to
such a state Of things? lie would
say, Beware. Unless you keep
pace with the social aud economic
progress Of humanity, and do
these things, they will be done
over your heads 1t il no won
der that We have u state Of un
rest, and that what il called So.
c'aIism is growing. The judges
who are thus putting themselves
IN the way Of just and humane
laws, called for by tho spirit Of
Christianity and social progue ss,
say that it is their duty to pro
tect tAe lopnIace from them
selves" Just think Of that.
When and where aud how did we
ever confer any such mission IN
that upon themi Who set them
up to protect us f,om ourselvesi
We elect Legislatures to carry out
our will by laws"
"The Legislature which has
just adjourned passed 4 proposed
c institutional amendment to multi
~ or recall this employers liabili
" decision, aud if the incoming
Legislature also passes it, it will
be submitted to a vote of the peo
pie OF the state n year from next
fall. And some are crying out
against this rs revolutionary.
What DO they meant Our cOnstj
tat'ons a'e adopted by vote Of the
people, aud the people have the
right to amend them in the same
way when they see fit. And that
II what they have been doing
from the beginning. And they
have frequently Overrnled or re.
called obnoxious decisions OF the
courts in that way. And why
should they mott In 1905 the
people Of this state Overruled or
recalled by a constitutional
amendment four or five decisions
IF our highest court declaring IN.
and void the sta
luIrs requiring payment by con
If the prevailing rate Of
wages IN state and municipal
works, and fixing the maximum
'oufs for q days work. The 9th
r day lot Of lawyers put forth a
statement warning the community +
against changes Of the consht0
ion by popular vote. What do
hey meant"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
ROAD BUILDING.

When Mr.. Cooley was here
with the FIlscn's Good Road
Train, and when discussing tn,
general Improvement Of the par
ish roads. he Indicated very claar
~ his confidence in drainage a.
being the factor o. first jmpor
lance. "Without damage" he
said, "thrre will be very it'll,
permancncy to works If improv
ing or building Of roads"
IF | were given the task to i'm
prove any given stretch OF roaG
and there Wis not sufficient money
to accomplish all that should Ii.
done to make it a model road. !
would proceed to expend the
funds dedicated to the work along
the following lines:
First, an attempt should Q
made to cut as many bitches as
may be necessary to lead all of
the water away from the road and
its base, with the view { deliver.
ing this water into some river
lake or other permanent drainage
basin. This should be done
throughout the entire length Of
the road to he improved. This
should be done in preference TO
attempting to cut bitches on eth.
n or bO'h sides Of and parallel
ing the road, if these parallelling
litches themselves cannot be-
rained dry. The idea is 10 get
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
THE LEVEE LESSON.

Last Sundays metropolitan pa
pers gave a lengthy account Of the
crevasse in East Carroll parish,
indicating that 80, 900 people would
be- driven from their homes IN
consequences; that u great loss Of
live stock, property aud time will
ensne.
The accounts also agree that
the waters OF the crevasse made
their first appearance some 30
feet from the base Of the levee.
boiling up out Of the earth. AZ II,
were, indicating that the river had
undermined the levee completely
before the watchers had an,
warning of what was going on.
Within a very short time after the
water made it's appear ancc inside Of
the levee the great earthwork col
Iapsed with a great roar. The
break soon wldened to 5000 fee,
and suddenly great river was
pouring inland across country.
sweeping everything before it.
The PLAIN statement Of thus sto
~ indicated that the engineer.
who located that levee. did not
appreciate one of the pretty well
established characteristics Of the
river---and that il. to bite off
good big chunk of the bank every
now and then in periods of flood
waters. The river has made an
nndpr.Cut in its natural bank till
the foundation Of the levee was
ashe I away. A greater ba tue
night have saved this levee Flu.
ure building should contemplate
bis and . willow thicket for CIV
~ bend at least.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
TO MAX Il A DUST
LESS BUSTER

Pour raralline OIL over dust
cloth, bnt do not saturate it, The
dust is removed and furniture or
woodwork frightened without
raising dust II is better than
h 'avio: oils like linsecd. ~ il does
not stick ami collect the dust aft.
"ward. Home Department in
National Magazine Tor April
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLE?
USE ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP.


NEW TRIAL~PACkAGE ONLY 25c.
We want you TO test ZEMO aud
ZEMO SOAP. Al you need to in
vest isf25c anIyou can secure at
this store Arrow trial packagc con
sistinE--Of generous bottIn of re
MO, 4 trial size Of ZEMO SDAP. and
a 81 lpage boalslht, "IoV to Pre-
scrveNhe Skfn.y. zEMO has becom.
within - b6~ short ycars, tho ma
TONS most popular skin and scalp
cure. II is a pnre,1tleafI soothing
treatment and is elects are most
marvellous. t<has cured Fhc &c
vercst cases <of Eczema ,fstubborr.
Pimptes, bIackheads andsAcvere fla
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
CALL FOR BIDS,

New Iberia. La, April 6. 1912
In accordance with a resolution and
an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
4 Board of Trustees Of the City OF
New Iberia. La, bids for the paving
Of Main street. from Weeks street to
the eastern limits of the city. are in
vited. The plans and specifications
will he on exhibition in the MAYORS
Office after April 18th. Bids may be
tiled up to noon on May 9th. 1912,
with the undersigned.
J. S. POWER,
Mayor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-04-20
The water away from the road.

the water away from he ROAD.
Drainage, aud this means to
take the water entire " away
from the road and its base, lis
the first essential ~ making en-
during improvements TO road
2nd II :hc,e were any funds
left attention should be given to
iillinE holes
3rd The plows and grading
machines should follow. rounding
the road into Il grace ful turtle
back. This work should give all
the gutter ana paral|elIing ditch
nece' sary to carry the drainage Of
tho road to the bitches first cut
Then, Of course, follow roller,
drag, aud mainanance work"