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Eastern Colorado times., 1912-11-22
At Their Old Tricks.

At Their Old Tricks.
With the announcement of the
consolidated banks that John M.
Staley has been elected cashier
of that hybrid institution, comes
the information that the cashing
of county warrants at par will
cease. This announcement is in
keeping with the former policy of
this man Staley, and it is notice
to the public, that the new blood
that has been infused into the
banking business o f Cheyenne
county has come to intimidate
the people and to practice the
same schemes the Staley's
nave been guilty of ever since
they happened by t he merest
chance to get control of h e
county money, and induced the
county commissioners to put the
county taxes in funds against
which no warrants would b e
drawn, and thereby leave the
money of the taxpayers in the
bank so that the Staley's could
turn it back to you at 10 and IL
per cent interest and force you
to discount all of your ordinary
and school warrants 2 per cent
while they had their correspond
ents at Denver carry them at
par and provide them with the
means of holding you up for 2
per cent on $1O0, 600 every year,
that Cheyenne county taxpayers
pay into the treasury.
If the new people that are
coming into the county to con-
duct the banking business are
going to be Influenced by the dis
credited grafters that have been
conducting it in the past, and are
going to adopt their methods of
banking. we want to say to the
depositors in that bank that you
had better draw out every cent
you have in there that is subject
to check and not take chances
on having your money tied up in
a litigation and failure that is
bound to follow in'the wake of
practices that are being INDUCED
in by such men as have the au-
dacity to graft you for 2 per cent
on county warrants in broad day
light. Draw your money out and
keep it in your pocket, for just
as certain as you take chances
ON leaving it in a bank that is
operated by men of the charac-
ter of John Staley, you may at
any time be called on to face a
situation that will stop payment
on your checks for reasons bet
ter known to the Staley's than
anyone else. We say it without
the slightest hesitation, that in
our opinion your money in your
own pocket is ten times safer
than it is in any bank that is in
charge of such people as the
Staleys.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-11-22
The Insrate.

1nS migrate, Is Clle Cerm dQ'
piled to q certain individual that
has been living in Cheyenne
Wells for a few years past, but
who is now ready to take his de-
parture for fields better adapted
and of a more wholesome nature
for the practices of his pernicious
character, is that element of ma
ture in the breast of the criminal
that pretends one thing to your
face and does another when your
back is turned, and that in pref
erence to standing on honor and
principle, prefers to indulge his
criminal nature in the arts Of
criminal deception.
When he is in Il rough and hilly
business road. he comes to you
with tears in his eyes and en-
treats you with all the ardor of
his being to help him defeat his
detractors and his enemies and
swears by all the gods that you
shall ever be the guiding star
that will direct his hand in every
thing the future may bring out
that in any way or form would
affect your interests and that it
is your praises his grateful heart
will ever sing. He tells you that
if he has any business in your
line he would suffer death before
he would give it to anyone else.
He has been the beneficiary in
all of your efforts-you have
whipped his enemies and brought
them in crownless suppliance to
his feet. You have defended his
character, and before the eyes of
the people you have caused his
enemies to be deserted by men
of principle and held up in mock
cry and contempt before the pub
lie gaze, until they wilted like
tender corn before an August
sun. You have caused his busi-
ness to prosper and his friends to
increase until his enemies sue for
peace, and he is covered with the
mantle of success and victory.
Your migrate is a man who
hasn't the ability to o'ercome his
enemies nor the courage to try,
but knowing that you have, he
gets on his knees to you and with
the most excruciating lamenta-
tions, begs you in the name of
heaven and the Virgin Mary to
save him from a destruction that
he himself has no means or pow
er of preventing. You listen to
his pleadings, you witness his
helplessness, and out Of the mag
nanimity of your sympathetiena-
ture you go to his rescue, and at
the very moment he is about to
sink beneath the wave you reach
out and pull him to safety. You
have saved him, he says, and he
will ever be mindful of your as
distance and your indulgence.
He will call onthe gods of every
nation to witness his oath-that
as long as time endures he will
be your faithful follower and
steadfast friend.
Now you are going to give him
a chance to return your favors.
You are on a business deal and
you take him into youc confidence
and co-partnership. You tell him
of your plans and your means Of
carrying them out. He tells you
to count on him for anything you
want. You tell him what it is
and he gives you his assurance
and word of honor that there is
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-11-22

iiou oi dCCVuIlt u IL, 1iiduS LAei1i
your enemies. sKnowing that
they are now your enemies, he
goes to them, and with the heart
and distemper Of Judas Iscariot,
the minute he sees he can turn
your profits to himself, tells them
of your plans, and realizing that
they must fall like wheat before
the sycle, he joins hands with
them, and with tie objectionable
infamy of helps basest treachery
he willfully deserts you, and for
"a few dollars, barters his last
thread of honor, principle and
respect and turns over to your
enemies the keys to your house
that you have entrusted him with.
He discloses to them all of your
plans and tells thhm how he him
self was to be a partner in it,
and wallows in the slime of a sa-
tanic perfidy thatshell's blackest
angel wouldn't dare to adopt.
He tells them that he is ready
and willing, while he has your
confidence to throw you down, if
they will pay him a little money
for it, for he is !, going to leave
the country anyhow, and his con-
ception of truth !sand fidelity to
his friend and benefactor is the
same as that of a a.wolf, of mercy
to an unprotected lamb. Here
is q chance for him to sell for a
little money; that loyalty and
principle, which was due his ben
efactor for services rendered
him. but he turns his face to the
north, and his treacherous heart
is soon frozen, and while the
breath of his avowed loyalty is
still warm upon his lips, he stabs
to death the consciousness of the
fidelity that is due his savior and
seeks to push him into the quick
sands that he thinks may envelop
him and his perfidy remain un-
discovered. His mission ended.
he turns his counterfeit face to
the man who has befriended and
fought for him, and hiding his
treachery behind a assembling
smile, tells him that he has car
ried out his instructions and the
deal has been closed in compli-
ance with his wishes.
No hired coward, hard on the
hunt for blood money, ever with
more ruthless treachery, sold
his honor and put in pawn his
every ounce of integrity and
principle than this black hearted
renegade, whose impious decep-
ton. crowned his selected infa-
my with a wanton desertion
equaled only by that of the pre-
tender who denied his Lord and
Master.
What will not some men do for
a little money?
They will deny their friend and
benefactor, and with the singing
lie on their lips, they grovel to
the brink of hell's blackest chasm
and perish beneath the odium Of
a deserted honor. Leaving the
path of sobriety, intelligence and
rectitude, he grovels in the quag-
mire of the beast and scorns the
remembrance of the strong and
willing arms Of that friend by
which he did ascend.
Thoro aro II SS9 automobiles
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
ATTENTION. DAIRYMEN.

Attention is called to section 1 OF
ordinance 142 of the City Code in
reference to selling milk and other
dairy products. The time limit for
registration has expired. Hereafter
all persons selling milk in violation
of this ordinance will be prosecuted
according to law. Attention is fur
Their called to section 5 of the same
ordinance. All persons violating this
section will have their permits re-
Hoked. A. T MANN,
Health Officer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
Personal
Mention

E. H. Lob of Macon, spent yesteE-
day in the city.
W. E. McElveen of Savannah, spent
yesterday in the city.
NJ. T. Wallace of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday.
D. H. Tharin of Jacksonville, is
spending a few days in the city.
G. R. O,Neill of Macon, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
R. NJ. Mann Of B1acKshear, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
e. J. Jordan of Waycross, passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
st. Simon.
c. b. Brown of the A, B. & A., with
headquarters in Fitzgerald, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
J. n. Mcdonald, Levi O'Steen and
J. w. Quincy, three prominent Doug
las attorneys, are in the city on legal
business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
NOTICE.

Mrs. Fannie Lou Dart has discon-
tinued the reading of hands entirely
Persons are requested not to call for
that purpose hereafter.--Adv. 6-23
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
Three Reels at the Pastime today,

Three Reels at the Pastime today,
matinee and night, and they are all
good ones Monday afternoon there
will be a specia ladies and children's
matin ,e, when the Temptations of a
Great Civ" will be shown at the very
low admission of &c and 10c. The
regular program at night is three
reel production, the picture is right
new and it is costing us a great deal
to get it here and We trust you will
all avail yourselves of the opportun-
ity IF seeing it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

MR.. GOLDSMITH GRABBED
"GR AB." HE KNOWS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
ste ,mer EmmeIine will carry an

Ste ,mer ,Emmeine will carry an
excursion to Cumberland tomorrow,
leaving here at d. m, and returning
leaving Cumberland at 4.30 p. m.
This will give all who go splendid
sea trip on the steamer and a good
long day at the pop liar resort. For
a parry OF ten or twenty the steamer
will touch at st. Simons both ways.
This arrangement is made so as to al
low all who are stopping at st. Simon
to spend tie day on Cumberland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Said wiley to hubby, my own precious
one,
Please won't you give me small bit
mon,
l do so love to shop in the Marathon
And l enjoy it so much, as we hope
long.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

COOKING BAGS at DEVICES. phone
109.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Phone N. VIZ T-indIey, No. a., fol
the Famous Standard Horse Feed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

CiT< TAXES - PAY NOW AND
GET DISCOUNT. 7-1O
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Phone 100 for olives, Pickles and
Crackers. DEVOE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Temptations of a Great City" at
the Grand Monday night is certainly
some picture This picture is a great
human nature study, being three
parts and four scenes as Follows: the
great cafe scene, the dramatic climax
and the money lenders downfall. The
two regular pictures will be shown
in connection with this feature Mon
day night at the Grand, making a
five-reel program in ALL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Smoke ELEGANTEs. the Cigar o
Fashion
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
The Battle For
Recovery

difference quality strength OF
drug decide for against
prescriptions carefully though Of them
remedies shall the better
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

LOST-Hand painted miniature on
china of woman's head. surrounded
by gold snake with emerald eyes.
Pin broken out. Lost on Gloucester
street between Albany and Newcastle
or ON Newcastle street. Reward if
returned to the News office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Ham and Breakfasts Strips at De-
voe's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

GRAB THE GRAB" FOR YOUR
FAVORITE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Tonight Will Be Your Last oppor-
tunity to see the Bright Breezy BIN
sizes, the smartest and cutest little
children on the stage toda! The;
act tonight entitled Three Colors" is
said to be their strongest bill. Mr..
BRUSHES mind-reading act last night
at the Grand was certainly marvellous
and Il t is trick we will give him
credit for having a good one. Coming:
The Dead Mans Child"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

Don't fall to see that great three
reel production at the Grand Monday
night entitled Temptations of Great
City
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22
A Day $ Doing
Briefly old

The Weather-Forecast for today
in Georgia: Cloudy, probably without
rain. Light to moderate variable
winds. III So
Loc<out for the Maddox Field
players, one of the best stock COM
panies on the road, carrying all Of
their own scenery, elaborate costumes
and put on an entire change every
night 1T popular prices.
Will open Today.-The Cafe Royaf
will open for business this afternoon
in the building On Newcastle street
under the Royal Hotel. The place
has been thoroughly renovated and is
an unusually neat place. The restau-
rant will be an up-to-date one in
every particular asd will cater espe-
cially to the high-class trade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-22

E. J. Jordan of Waycross, passed
through the city yesterday enroute to
st. Simon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

ovursuros 20 him FOR thar purpose.
with only few descriptions vera
any laws paascd by isAls taltlatnro,
that were demanded nv lhn people.
|and tho few that Whrh passed we're
Improperly considered and rushed
Through IA the uinainm hours az tho
s9eglon.
The final wlnd-up On She senatorial
|olsution was farce. and a disgrace
10 the simte. and the actors ilanrelii
and their conduct viii hn duly OK
posed hereafter.
No legislature over mot |n New
hicxlcO lhnt woafd compare with the
first legislature 81 THIS nlate for fnla4
Representation 81 lhe peoples .nleft
49,. Il A. tFAlo liiit tnn lsiwnfi4klt.l
YnesAnetg ~ The two huuseB who wero
elected ~ suoh insisted upon the
Legislation that tho people demanded.
but they we're nowericaa nCRlnat Tho
senctlonarlcs and pretcndcra - sheae
two bodleH.
Tho conduct az THE mandpaltess
both n ana 90, Of the ienislnuro eln-
phnriEoe me necessity 81 conflnacd
work nv The proGremlye Republicans
of New Mexlcp, ana those who boz
hove 70 ~ pr|ncipleH ana purposes
along the lines heretofore laid down
~ tho pfoNreAblve lsolnlblican pafty
of the nation, aud the pr0nfnssipa
nepnbllcnn league Of this state.
ro.9perHainn II more eaaentlnl now
than eyqf haloFe. 70 the end that rot
Unly shh abuses of which we COM
plain III politics. hut nao the indi-
YldualN Who ARo responsible for such
abuses shall be- eliminated BY the
people.
Tho natlonol Republican oonvens
tion Heeensiy held in chl~ago denson-
alfafeH Qt,Iy mo clearly. how tho viii
'ot the ptNple may be ihfoliled BY she
unfoffH, serving and privilege
hunting oiqment or tho Republican
party, Wie had The power 70 nRhe
mp inn roll call ~ the convention
aNainNt iht suppressed win % great
majority NJ tho Republican voters az
thu country
a can win hereafter be- issued ~
this HAGUE Tor d ctllventl0n 81 the
rFcEs Republicans III the state
70 ialte Htth action NJ may neeoa
aary ~ aIk8lns out The objects of
the orNtnfHnsl1n.
~ efotf 0f tire executive conf.
mlliea of the Progressive nepublleun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11
AGRICULTURE IS
now Profession
SAYS HARLAN


Agriculture az profoDapn II now
and VIII for many years 3utlinlp 20
BE- one OF the most reftnntrntlYe.
fiioui useful Hnd issest safief csrSs cet
4unntiens III life. DccOrdint 70 ~ II,
Harlan. president OK the HuthWeal-
arn Land ana Irrigation epsnranSs
who iuft this morning fniiAi Louis
after a Visit In AlbuouttQln and Los
fpnae, Ia Los LnuaH ~ Harlan,
accompanied by ~ n, eelli4, ieent
manager for tho Hguinweiefn. M
hpnclgd the growing crops on the
'oompany'a Thousand euitI44ed afiea
Speaking Of his vlsit % % Hauib.
western a. " IN Lou fsunRe mr., Haf-
Ian said thai he was mut| HfntlfInd
~ what had been Accumulated ~
MI Hhutas N fact 30 Wti pleased
ssith the results fNat 4 if1fisand az
alsioHui hpFep win hf auiffatpa ns1s
year
I'VE nre nioro then nlb4pa with
tle Showing made On on property
fhIf year, shld Mr. HntHHs Atf.
HehNa4 has done arlpnaia F8rfk ana
va arc rfoua 81 him. H4 Hnn lived
practically hiH entire aifq b the Hln
Hfamde valley onn 81 lIItl|ntnlp a..
|All.saf attn local 1AAltlnA, which q
tne n2aN f6f h,a unitN Success
|1t y VtHN l|kel4 thar NeN scar va
''| htta $500 acres NHd rNltifas
i|dA 'Nel48a az NnF ~ NON tHp
&AAe ek.A ei ntt N4N4A'.
lEI'lf 1000 AfftN |N 1NfHfslP eNR
tnNa,Ntf lN& PROPERTY tNFt |sk4'n
"A HAt'an NNY|sea YER # nltA "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

on lhH bodies III each of sit flies wns
I7,260.o0e These germs wore counted
|hy dtopping each nv into bottle
lnf perfectly nefllIaod water after
which Tho water was addicted "a
NJ scTohcop 3 aRnminnticn. The
germs found Ia the wafer represent
fd the nurnber ~ rsfmn that would
he found 81 q milk pitcher after a nv
had HttnFeleJ Ia Il TOR a moment OF
two.
Every female ny ~ thc possible
prosonltor % billions or fsles during
a single summer. but only about g.
100000 81 these usually survive to
become CARRIERS % disease.
The n'iy can Dc Erudicaicd.
u Is not diffsnaIe. only tFoublenome
o. got flics cut 81 house. even after
several generations have developed
niince the beginning % the season
And YOU can keep them out. Twenty
drops ~ earhoilc nrld pcnrnd on q
no, shovel IN tighsiy-closed room
VIII give or fumes that wilt KIN All
The fllca m ihe room. Sticky fiy-pa-
per ana poisons ARE useful. but the
most effective way Of gctillna flies
out o. a house H. 70 Kin them. ora
~ ono with "awaffAFn" made II wire
screen on tho and ~ q stick.
''Awat she nv" was the slogan 81
Important campaigns carried ON III 4
dozen American cities. last auminel
land ii again the hnftln cry Of larger
lana snhte elaHofaielg planned war.
fare this summon The cryslaliHof
experlantr ~ last year shows thnl
Whilr awAttlne II effective al houses
IA IA not a solution 81 tho nrpblelu ~
riedlpg communities IT filea mi
these cnmppinna havc beon ~ great
value nlDnR educational limos. The
Crusade N waahlnNton. II. C ntl
tracts special attention because h Il
Ia the nntien's capital and 4 hna tht
sanction ana Support - the Stealth
ldcpnrlmon.
a contest with prizes for ahr large
number Of flies killed was conducted
last summer by one ~ the inadlnl
evening newspapers. Tho health a.
I pariment was able. ~ closely oh'
serving The progress Of fhln coneaa,
% locate "fly centerss or localities
whore unrnnisary conditions provided
preceding places for flies. Marry o.
lthaee places have boon wiped out
and al OF them viii 80. school
leAth6fs taught tholr puDlih % "a.
gard the ny na the greatest menncl
10 heAith. aottlemcnt workers tool
lpD the FIGHT. taught Lessons Of clean
l1lneen ard carried Into the ai'eBI
wnrnlne emphasized BY striking pic
Itures on cards. commendaslonB 0l
this crusade came from puIpist pn6
lWhlle all Washington wan swastlui
The nv with the mistaken idea tina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11


ahe seat could he Wlnad puf ~ that
inaAnn. 4 Rr4nt RwAkcHipB wea kolH@
on and thn fonnfalipn peiH9 lpia foF
tnmplote victory - me future
Tho 1919 eanntlan N washington
opened informally n Fenfuary when
the safsts He~spApef which conducted
The contest urged everybody 70
taaraA lof half dbrnant iliet e wns
poinlek aHl shak ane fe1ahle ~ killed
befafa sAA - nyinS sensrn nexrR
would be worth several niiliipne
swatfad later nm The possibility %
heading Oh mlIliuub III Tiles b. a.
|nlnaic nlrnke al fwattor o. blow
from Folded newspaper appealed 20
the Waeltlnetcnlan. ard We Wunt %
WORK.
Thsn. III prepare for me hlH fight
a week af City cleaning woa PLANNED.
The district commissioners gave the
aid OF an tina mnrhlnnry ~ the dis
trlct Eoyefnntnnti the n ~ g. A., tho
w. G, n. W Enc public schools. ana
IN fnct everybody M Washington
went 20 work cleaning up The dlB-
irIct contrctot could not handle the
dirt and rubbish unne6inled, hut Q
Clllren'n Central conmlttoe saw that
he had help Then th& ny flnht be-
gnn ana wlll be wnnrd nll summer
along broader lines than thosr Of the
first campaign.
Cnce house Il clear Of flies
acraana WIN keep them out, a mix
Itnrc 81 carboilc acid ana kefoenno
awabhlod over screen door VAL
drivn away tho flies that usually con-
gferego there waiting for some ono %
open Al aud lei them ~. n the gar-
lban2 oAn " equipped with apch a nv
trap an can be bought In most house
Ifurnsnhlng shops. The files VIII gather
there TOR tbs most part and be
caught before they can enter spe
Ihouse. Then. II food Il kept screened
ana everyshine thes goes into any-
ones mouth. anoona tumblqfH ana
lhahy'a nursing bottles ara ucnlded
after q nv has walked on them, there
viii BE- llstle dnmgcf Of infection
| 1hn rNnily tihpOftnnt thlne u 20
lfdnch children that fly y ilr1a a.
dangerous nH a rafilcHnake even
moro 80. for Il lenvca poispncd tran
Iwhereycr Il walks
The test Of the good hraHekeencr
fused 10 bn tho flylcnr house. later y
| Whe the nmnunl ~ fresh afr nnd sum
alano ahe let IN. Now Il lsthe com
hlnhtlon ~ botn~-n task more dlifi-
quit than that which ntgndnoeneF
faced, but not Imp1 aiblei
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-11

The boys and girls Of Albuquerque,
since taA mnnonneement 81 the offer
% e2o Ia prizes hy the Wnfunn'a club
for the most fliea killed, have some
90 work enthusiastically and tho de-
mnnd fpr flg-nwatters Decnmo a bar.
Rnin counter Riot today. Tho files
may be killed BY any method sxcops
STICKY ny narer, ana thousand and
one devices are keina TO DO tried out
BY the boya and slrls,
The flies are ~ BE- brought 20 me
WomanE club hnJdinR on Cold ave.
nue. every sBtirany musnina hetween
10 ana IA O'Clock and record wsII
he kers ~ cevfv cntah un,ll the en1
OF the contest
NlxtYrpDc plnts 81 fiiea wsse Killed
by pnn,fRmell pnya lp 1oonteat n
Pittsburgh recently This aiVeE some
idea IT thu execution The children
can 10 with this pest II they so az ~
"C;apd Housekeeping hHe thu f0l'
Loving description 81 the rs and Che
damage ~ dooa Whlch Wlll help n
enthnse the flY-aWallrfs:
"swnt I'M Fly" Afill Popular Slogan
tnppore flY we're AZ big AZ spar
tWWf N|N ~" NtNN4N WNNNf'NN ~ "NNfNNtf
on ~ hairy hody and logs wors
plainly visible 10 the naked ege
would you drink milk from a pltch'
ar into which nv ~ thef slke had
fallenY Il b only heeausc tho ny Z
10 tiny THAI ~ dangerous uheracteI
AZ CARRIER of disease germs 4 moi
apparent. The germs ara there
whether ore can nce them or not
germs ana filth from every place
where docayinE anlFnni Or vegetable
matstr can be found. for Il II On such
materlnI che nv feeda ~ preference
EpiGeullee hays bern traced Il tllcl
which carried Hsrfue from unprotoct
ed eesFuonla 10 the mllk-cAna 81 ~
otherwise e7enn dairy Thc germ
carried BY slngio nv ara suffiolen
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