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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
OF Interest to Doctors,

Aberdeen.-Dr. c. o. Olson Of Gro
ton has started suit against h county
of Brown for the recovery Of $52S.50,
alleged to be due for medical services
for Mrs. John Hillen, an INDECENT
person. The bill includes claims from
a number Of physicians, all of which
have been assigned to DR.. Olson, who
will make a test cas- of the matter.
The claims had all previously been re-
jected by the county physicians, on
the ground that the board had
authorized such services to be per-
formed for Mrs. Hillen at the expense
of the county. The case will come up
for hearing at the next term Of state
circuit court at Aberdeen.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
LORIMER LOSES
SEAT IN SENATE
BUSTED BY COLLEAGUES HY A
VOTE or SIS TO 2s AFTER A
LONG STRUGGLE.
ELECTION THUS HELD INVALID
After Hearing Fate Decreed He Rises
Weariiy In His Seat and Passes to
Oloakroom-scores Of Friends Grasp
His Hand.

Washington, ID. C.-By'a vote of So
10 % the United States senate took
away from William Lorimer his seat
~ Junior senator from Illinois. His
election was held to have been invalid
and he was declared to have been the
recipient of votes obtained by cor.
rupt methods and practices"
Lorimer had been a member Of the
senate since June Is, 1909.
Tho first suggestion of fraud in con.
nection with his election became pub.
lie In April, 1910. when Charles A.
White, a member of the Illinois legis-
lature, swore that he had received
$1,000 rs a bride for voting for Lori.
mer.
The senate. by It's action, reversed
the majority OF its own investigating
committee and changed its vote Of
March 1, 1911, when Lorimer retained
his seat, 46 to 40.
Technically. Mr.. Lorimer will pass
out OF the records OF the senate as a
member OF that body, Notwithstanding
his more than three years occupancy
Of his seat.
Facing his associates with the dec
laration. Il am ready Mr.. Lorimer
eat In the chamber and heard his fate
decreed as the roll call showed the
adoption Of the resolution Of Senator
Luke Lea. OF Tennessee, the senate's
youngest member. The man who for
three days had held the senate to
close attention with his remarkable
speech Of defense and attack upon his
enemies, rose YEARLY from his seat
md passed back to . cloak room door.
Senators and members OF the house
gathered about him, grasping his hand
ana patting him on the back. Out
side the senate door as Mr.. Lorimer
stepped into the corridor, friends
greeted him again and a party Of sis
1ers Of charity pushed forward to ex
press regret at his expulsion. At his
Office later. when a physician had At
tended him. he said he would not leave
Washinston before the first Of next
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Live stock Market.

Sioux City.-Cattle-Good to choice
eorn TED steers. S8.0O@9,5O: medium to
good. $7.OO@8.00: medium to choice
1t cows and heifers. $5.5007.5O; grass
COWS and heifers.$4.5005.25 cannerz
and cutters, $2.6O@4,5O; bulls, 34.25
Q7.O0; veals. $4.5O@S.25. Hogs
Prices ranged from $6.9007.4O. with
the bulk Of the sales at 30.
eheep-Lrmbs, $5.000S.O0; yearlings.
Sl,750b.26: ewes. $3.OO04.00; weth-
ers. s$4.25@4.76.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19

signs Honduras Extradition Treaty.
Washington. July 13.-Those who
nee justice in the states will And no
place ON the western hemisphere safe.
By signing an extraditiOn treaty with
Honduras the state department closed
the last door.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Tain FOR stata senator.

Columbus, o., July Estate sena-
tor Isaac E. Huffman of Oxford was
sentenced to three years in the peni-
Tertiary Friday by Judge Frank Rath-
nell for receiving bribe money to IN
duence his vote In the legislature.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Good Roads Exhibit.

Pierre.-L. w. Page, president of
the American Good Roads congress,
has written the state engineers de-
partment that at the next meeting of
the congress booths for each state
will be provided, which a be used
as state headquarters and for exhibits
of progress in road building in the
different states, such as charts of
roads, and samples Of road making
material which can be secured in such
states. He states that the space will
be provided without rental cost to the
different states, and that the expense
of placing an exhibit and someone in
charge of the same could be met
through different commercial clubs of
a state, where there is no appropria-
ton available from the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Posse Abandon Bandit Hunt.

Aurora, Ill, July 13.-Tired and worn
out. their nerves worn to a fragile, the
posse of constables. town marshals and
farmers which had been on a crouch
ing advance through the outer brush
Of the big woods lear Plattville, ILL.,,
where the mysterious lad who shot at
persons from a galloping pony to see
them jump is supposed to be in hiding,
gave up and dispersed Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
pxIna of Moeaulto Bite,

Hammond, Ind, July 15.-Death
stares Joseph Grobarac in the face be-
cause he scratched a mosquito bite.
Lying at his home in West Hammond.
Grobarac IL suffering from lockjaw
and physicians say he cannot recover.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Freight Rate Kick.

Pierre.-Complaint has been FLEE
with the state railway commission by
G. E. Townsend, a contractor at Dali
las, in which he charges disNimina-
ton in rates for shipments >of sand
for building purposes, from pits near
Bonesteel and Burke to Dallas, the
rates being excessive as compared
with shipments Of sand from Nebras.
ka points.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Jury for Contempt Cases.

Jury for Contempt Cases.
Washington. July 13.-The house
last Thursday passed the Clayton con
tempt bill by a vote of 232 to 10. The
measure provides for trial by jury for
those charged of indirect contempt Of
a federal court.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Wireless Stations at Fair.

Huron.-As an added feature Of the
South Dakota State fair this year, two
wireless stations will be in operation
each day on the fair grounds. Per-
sons interested in the Marconi system
of wireless telegraphy may either re-
ceive or send messages on the grounds
and make a thorough study Of the in
tricacies of this remarkable invention.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19

elk eandits Hold Up ! Train.
Coffeyville, Kan, July 12.-Six men
held up south-bound limited passenger
train No. 8 on the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas railroad near here Wednesday,
and alter nine unsuccessful attempts
to blow the express safe disappeared,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Hammond Now : Port.

Hammond. Ind, July IA canal
200 feet wide and 81 feet deep was
opened here Wednesday. It connects
this town with the ship canal at In
diana Harbor and adds Hammond to
the list OF lake ports.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
atruck ~ rrair.

Omaha. Neb.-Walter shippay. Of
this city. was killed near Waterloo.
with = companion he was returning
home from ! fishing trip, walking on
ne Union Pacific tracks. An express
train struck the unfortunate man and
nangled his body almost beyond recog.
wilton. He leaves a-WidOw and three
ehildrsn. His composition was unin.
jured.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19

Andy Lewis, colored, confessed to
burglarizing the Galeet jewellery store
at Aberdeen and stealing $500 worth Of
jewelry. In entering the jewelry store
he broke a heavy plate glass window
and badly cut his hands. Nearly all OF
the stolen property has been recov-
cred.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Forty-Aere Cemetery.

Pierre.-The state land department
will offer for sale a tract Of 40 acres
near Watauga, Corson county, for
cemetery purposes. This is the small
est tract which can be offered, and it
is proposed by the people Of that place
to purchase the 40 acres. and dispose
of the surplus they do not want for
cemetery purposes.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Canal Contract S272.4 400.

Dixon, I'LL. July 15.-The Inlet
swamp drainage commissioners let the
irst Of the contracts Friday for the
earth and rock work in the big canal
to the Northern Construction company
OF Elkhart, Ind. for s272,4 400.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Abslnths l. Barred From U. 3.

Abslnthe 10 Barred From Y. 3.
Washington. July 1.-THE importa-
ton Of absinthe into the United States
and its sale in interstate commerce
was prohibited after October 1 next
by z pure food decision signed by
Secretary Wilson Friday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
EajrchlJd heada N. z A

Chicago, July Re. T. Fairchild
was elected president Of the National
Educational association Wednesday.
The election was by rising vote and
followed a fight on the part of Miss
Grace Strachan Of New York.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Rules on NATURALIZATION,

Warrington. July 15.-Naturalixa-
ton Of an alien confers citizenship not
only upon himself and his wife. but
also upon all his minor children. even
though none OF them have ever been
in this country, holds Secretary Nagel.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19

Robert o. Bailey Succeeds Andrew.
Washington, July 13.-Robert o.
Bailey Of Illinois. who has been an
assistant secretary OF the treasury.
was advanced Thursday to the assist
ant secretaryship recently resigned by
A. Piatt Andrew.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
llr,r h. DIamsd for coll.,on

Liner 70 blamed for Collision.
Newport, r. l.. July 15.-The FAN
River line steamer Commonwealth ID
blamed by the naval board Of inquiry
the battleship New Hampshire Oh
Newport
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Ice p.tchen II. wins 5000.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 13.-Joe
Patchen, great son Of Joe Patchen
and Bessie Bonehill, owned by r. j.
Mackenzie Of Winnipeg and driven by
VIII Fleming, won the racing stake,
the Comstock $1,000 purse, Thursday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Archibald impeachment Artlcles.

Archibald impeachment Artlclss.
Washington. July by 223 I o /,
with ten present but no voting, the
house Thursday agreed to present the
Is articles Of Impeachment against
Judge Robert w. Archibald Of the com
merce court to the senate.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Mock Duck oolne 10 china.

Mock Duck Going 20 China.
New York, July 15.-Mock Duck,
the most celebrated Of Chinese tong
leaders In this country. will sail fol
China In = few weeks to pass the rest
Of his life at : . on an estate nea,
his birthplace.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Elqht Killed By ExplosIon.

Moundsville, w. Va, July 10
Eight miners were killed by a gas ex-
plosion in the Panama mine of the
Benjamin Franklin Coal company here
on Thursday night Bodies have been
recovered.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Search the Bad Lands.

Aberdeen.-Prof. F. w. Smith OF
the Northern Normal and Industrial
school, is heading an expedition to the
Band Lands of South Dakota, in
search of specimens. Last year Prof
Smith succeeded in securing what con.
stitutes one Of the most valuable col
lections of specimens eve taken from
the Bad Lands. This year he intends
to extend his explorations much fur
ther than last year, and expects to
augment his collection, already a rare
one, considerably.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19

Lea in the Hills.
Pierre.-State Engineer Lea has
gone to the Black Hills on a trip Of in-
spection Of the different power and
water using plants in that section of
the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
The Auto Blue Book.

Pierre.-A copy of the Auto Blue
Book has been receive in Pierre, CIV
Ing every detailed information concern
leading cities as adapted to auto tour
ing. All of the principal lines are
given including the Meridian road.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
ayrne's Campaign Expenses.

Pierre.-The expense account of the
Byrne campaign headquarters has
been filed with the secretary of state,
showing an expenditure of $3.50 to
keep that part of the campaign in
operation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Admitted to Practice.

Admitted to Practice.
Vermillion.-The following gradu.
ates from the state university college
of law have been admitted to the bar
on their diplomas: Lars ]. Grinager.
Lisbon, N. D.; NJ w. Bauer, Rosebud;
Harold G.. Ledyard, Sioux Falls; Mich
ael ]. Sullivan, Burbank; Richard J.
Lyons, Madison; Rex NJ. Warren, Sioux
Falls; Paul T. Shoberg. Beresford; C..
C. voeler, Rec Heights; w. w. Howes.
vermillion; W. E. Weygint, Center
vile; ]. S. Whitney, vermillion; ]. F.
Harkin, Lusk, Wyo.; B. E. Crippen,
Vermillion; w. r. Cleland, vermilion.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-07-19
Bank incorporates.

Bank incorporates.
Pierre.-The Citizens bank, OF Par.
ker, has been incorporated with q cap
ital of &26, 900, by T. O., J. A.. e. w.
snd H. NJ. Danforth, Qt Parker.
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REAL ESTATE and
BUILDING NEWS


way. Just how correct this diagnosis
Of the case may be, IL IL not for lay
man TO say. nor am ] at all sure that
II IS the proper explanation OF the
present activity In the real estate
market in a season that Is usually
-ather dull for a week or two. bet the
fact remains that the activity IL here.
or II least was here all Of last week,
ana ~ was ali about town and In the
suburbs.
Bus~h~rtowp Flats 90 the Front
There was special activity on Thir-
.eeuth and Fourteenth streets. nNth
20 Broad street in the section called
the Valley. and known in tie oiden
tines as ~Butchertovn Flats De-
cidcd interest has been awakened IN
Tat region By agitation Of the ques-
s-on Of a tunnel under Broad street
and the extension Of Fifteenth street
10 accommodate proposed Industrial
and manufacturing plants along the
sea9oard Air Line tracks. That this
xtens,on OF Fifteenth street for the
purposes named IL sure TO come. the
Investors and spectators have no
doubt and they are Disposed 20 &C,
ana rovern themselves accordingly. ~
~ asserted that several hundred Feet
Of ground was bought and sold N
hat territory last week. aad some Of
A. was sold a second time, admttins
OF a profit for the nrst buyer.
The activity In business properly on
Main and Broad streets ccnunpes
without abatement one frm tens ne
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4 IL estimated Ssat the lg3 sarsr 49,
s.s-u-~ion IN tne United Srstes OH ero,s1
zion Of 100. About ons-ousrtey - - S>rzr
Consumed IN thi~ country IRIS year vDs
home made. shout cne-casrfe- came from
from forcsfn lands. chief1y csss-
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ments which will pass current through
out tIie world. and go great united
banking resource held ready and sum
cient to control and regulate any
threatened financial crisis.
A Great National Issue.
The BENEFITS OF this reform to the
American shipper must be apparent
In the first place he would be spared
the losses OF our recurrent money
panics 1 do not know what percent
age of the hundreds of millions lost
by American Business houses in the
panic OF 1907 fell upon the export and
import trade. But in the aggregate
they must have been very great
Every shipper will recall clearly
enough his individual losses. and he
is cognizant, too. of the dull market
that followed for several years this
financial upheaval.
Secondly. a standardized business
paper would give to the American
merchant the very same banking ac-
commodations he now seeks abroad.
In selling goods. for instance. to =
buyer in Buenos Ayres. ne would draw
at a specified number of days upon his
correspondent in that city. He couiu
have this draft discounted at his home
bank. assuming obligation for the
amount of the loan only in case Of de-
fault by the buyer in Buenos Ayres.
This loan being necessarily OF
longer period than ordinary CONNER
oial loans, the merchants bank need
not bear the burden of protracted
credit. but can have the paper redis-
counted at the~reserve association OF
which il is a member. Thus the bank
may keep its credit. resources open
to other merchants at all times.
In addition the plan permits a new
class of banks, which will in effect be
highly specialized institutions 70
finance foreign trade Their functions
Will be similar to those Of the chart
cred banks OF Great Britain which
are intended to carry on banking
operations in the Orient and generally
in the British foreign possessions.
They facilitate transactions Setween
English exporters and importers and
the merchants and producers in the
countries with which trade is carried
on. These banks accomplish dis
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sumpter Street to Charles E. and
Allyn c. Strsuse.
BowIes e. Jones Company had q
~hog killing time" during the week,
their sales footing up over s1oo,eeo. as
follows: sixteen fats on St James
street, in Jackson Ward. to Simon
spillburs. for $4,000: thirty-four feet
Of vacant ground on the west sioe
Of Fourth Street. between Main anu
Franklin. TO y. ". Perkins. Tor $4,000.
eighty-seven feet on the Boulevard az
sIZs per front foot, TO simon spill
burg. and a house on Brooke Avenue
TO w r. Rennolds. for $4,000. They
also sold for W. T Hazcigrove, West
Broad Street property in the svv
block. to the amount Of $4,000. ana
for William Green a home on West
Grace Street. in the $500 block. for
$4,000. and also a house on West Nsin
in the 200 block, for 5000.
williams a Cease made some good
sales on the Boulevard. and also made
several suburban property deals. the
particulars Of all OF which are yet
in the vocative.
There was some lively trading in
West Broad street vacant ground. be-
tween the Boulevard and Sheppard
street. but the names and deals OF
the traders could not be ascertsined.
u Is n fact that $4,000 worth OF pro-
perty was bought az this location. but
whether By one o. several individuals
or By a syndicate could not Be learned
IL Is certain. however. that the pro-
perty was bought a. a Eood invest
ment for quick returns. and viii soos
De on the market again.
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Farrnvilie. Va. December H--The aEETe-
gate pounds o., tobacco sold the market
here this week dii not come ID to the
amount sold during last week Some o. ,fas
offerings we're better than any during the
present season. Prices are somewha; I'm :
proved. the good qualities selling always a.
satiSlactory prfcc~ The totai sales to De-
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SMALL AREAS PAY
|RCORn-GROW|AG
CONTINUED From First Page.

tCOntlNlcd rom r ISL age
cents per busheL Should the farmers
get cent per bushel more their corn
will add $4,000. 600 TO their o4nk ac-
counts"
According 20 reports furnished by
the State Commissioner OF Agriculture.
there are 10000 farmers in the State
of Virginia. Reports from boys corn
clubs through State demonstration
agents show that the younger gener-
atom in the Old Dominion IS showing
that even 100 and more bushels per
acre is not an unusual yield on Viz
yinia lands. provided proper methods
Of cultivation are followed These
young fellows are working wonders
indeed and il may be said ia ell mod
esty that their pas and grandDas may
wake up and take notice as to the
fine crops of corn that are now being
raised all over the State by such i'm
proved methods as are being used FOR
instance. in Berks County. Pa. in so
many sections OF the country and also
in many counties OF Virginia.
start Right Now.
Owing to the fact that we in Virginia
are blessed with 4 most deiightf'u
winter climate. farmer who IS real
l. in earnest about making a bigg -
yield Of corn IN 1913 than he did in
1912 can do a lot Of winter blowing
q know farmers who finish before the
Christmas holidays). This early pillow
ing. especially on sod land of solid
texture, has tins effect, through the
agencies OF alternate freezing and
thawing, Of meilowing the soil for
work of preparation later on. The sod
has time TO decompose. a result bene-
fetal. but almost impossible where late
blowing Is done for the corn crop
Then when the early winter blowing
scheme Is carried out, numbers OF IN
sects are made much more uncomfort-
able .hzn Il they are LEFT to hibernate
in peace beneath ten inches OF earta.
with an extra covering in the way OF
thick-set sod. Owing 20 the fac;
also that our Virginia farmers can ana
10 gather their corn crops later tnan
do thA farmers in the Northern states,
numbers Of them have the time yet 10
nick out choice seed corn from the
shocks So two points VIII be gained
an the preparation for bigger yields IN
the old Dominion for the season 1918,
thes.. are early winter blowing twher-
ever advisabIe) and the careful Sc
lection OF seed corn. this being always
advisable.
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Rocky Mount y. C. Decenbsr H-The To-
trcco market closed strong and active on
Fri6ay. Sales Will BE- resumed January Q
1913. offerings for the week were about In
lire with previous weeks. though fewer
wrappers and bright cutting ieef- Prices
were very Satisfactory 20 the seller.
SSiNs for the week amounted TO about
1s0cs oJund- sales cor the month o. De-
csu-5cT IW1.2x poundA average price
81 - sales for the season 20 dase. 80
pounds average price. sISsS. gain for sea
son 20 date LfSss5 pounds gan n aver
age price. SSz
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industrial BriefIets from An Over the
NorId-IJrisE~ in Various lands
America, chewing aur - now being 30 q
r. all large cities IN Germany
pitt.t,urr claims % consume more fuel
ftaf. ans ether clay IN the word
Tho German government Is said 10 CO..
.c-,--.s-. nsonor,ollz4nE The TOBACCO trade
SHORTY
Arizona - receiving many neT invest-
rne-f- f-a-. persons driven cut o business
IN Mexico
R-.-ix~rssor boais are 70 b operated BE-
-u.en - Louis and Scw Orleans y = d"
o.. :. .,'s-' o.sns and o7cra;es farm p
Teas ari,a is larger shan TIE state o.
Rhode Island.
eent.rtes been very i-ns,9ra1t iaduf;rJ
Dr. Holland. whlca IN thr srtrntef utA cen
r.-y had p ae~' ~ oscr 100 snacSs es
cared III 90, hsrrinE nshery TIE as,
r.7-us o. ths lnaD-tfy shows that therc -
one nrhine net factory - s-ne.cn.nsr y
s.fs-- srr nrer factory a. cs.asil@Ate .
rIrh abglf ton hauds. one ~ Apt - ~
rifh sfouf - HANDS. 40 a. hoof. - W :
On. 10 also a o-tfnu MIL. Wiz a5ost -
s-s-,sr one - fcylen. rffn about - hanes.
ard onr a. Golfa. With 11ruf fnfriy haner'
4 place in Eng arJ has been fOpna "aeTe
.re~r are are only folr cottages ~ a. sFe-
81 - ~ arrrs one - fte cerf1scs h@s scea
ourr.es D. frr sane family Tor 90 years. 80
o. l. a~d that IN - years tre btcnen ne
ass rrver zen allowed 20 % est -.
IJusinr O,tarer there were ls@~e cccos-
rot. sx-oried frosn Trinidad. ~ this mn
re- TIE United states took ~ snn ~
lsh Norih Amcrica zissa. ne tetAi ga
NV sdIgpcd frprl fansasy lfto TIE enc o.
Osfos,r- us lt.s-sHoi ents
A rnaefIr~ hes he.l pcrcctce tnst
bru~aes buss from pcsato .slnes - =
driv.n over 2 &c. sns s."'~ '"e'f -
In Tpsnsuark has been decicec 20 In
po.. rcsh tsx On cigsrstts ossss eots