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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04

nor of the State Of Louisiana, do
issue this my proclamation, nam.
ing Oct. 9, the forty-third annivsr.
ssry of the great Chicago FIRE, %
fire prevention day.
Il earnestly urge the people Of
tho state to observe this day by .
thorough cleaning up and rsmo-
val Of oil rubbish, trash and waste
from their premises; that oil auss
and heating apparatus bs inspse-
ted and made safe for the winter:
that schools, hotels. ssylums, fac
tories and theatres bs looked after,
their safety secured; that irs
drills be held in department stores,
factories, public, private and COM
msroial schools, and that ths
teachers instruct their pupils
through short talks on the dangers
of fires and method Of prevention. "
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
Governors Proclamation.

The fire loss of this country,
amounting tU over . quarter OF bill
lion dollars annually. 10 one of the
greatest drains upon the wealth
and resources Of tho nation. II 10
On irretrievsbls loss, not q mere
trsnsfsrsnos OF ownership. Sta.
tistios show that every year 1900
lives are lost and ovsr 5000 per-
sons manned % the result Of fires.
II 10 indisputabls that two-thirds
OF this great waste and loss of life
osn bs avoided, that most Of tho
fires are due to osrslessnsss and
prsvsntsbls causes, and urgently
call for remedial action on the part
of OF tho people and their officials.
Therefore, l, L. E. Hall, COVER
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04

The Morgan City Outlook Gays
that I'VE agree fully with certain
OF our contemporaries that tho
spirit and method Of Dr.. Bowling
are merely TO bs tolerated in the
interest OF what hs 10 attempting
TO do. We heard him address .
butcher here in regard 10 keeping
The butchers knife clean. in q
manner which taxed ths patience
Of . spirited man; and it Was Who'll
y unnecessary. He forgets that
hs 10 . public ssrvsnt, rather than
Q msstsr OF oil who become sub
iscS 70 bic criticism. He should
either bs reformed or east upon
The junk hsap."-Lsks Providence
Banner. Democrat.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04
The Passing Of Summer.
Jeanerette Coast Herald.

Jeanerette Coast Herald.
"Grisvs o Ys Autumn Winds /!
Summer lies low" There 10 .
sadness in the passing Of summer,
in the gradually shortening days,
iu the steady. relentless approach
Of winter. How like our life.
The gay spring time With its bud
ding promise; the young. vigorous.
hopeful summer. rejoicing in its
length Of days. ito brightness, its
strength.
The harvest 10 past and tho
summer is ended" Past and end.
ID beyond recall. We have reap
Cd what ~ have sowsd: the hsr.
vest 10 not On incident. it 10 . re-
suit. good or bad. return for our
labor and our care. for our errors
OF our neglect.
In the process ofths sowing and
The rsapiag ~ hsvs seen natures
kindness, and her severity even
70 cruelty. Nature has held un-
dinchisgly 70 her law: "whstso-
ever . msn sswsth that shall hs
also reap" "6oms Of 10 call it
harvest and others call il God"
Have ~ learned the lesson Of
summer? Have We noted again
- each speeding summer has
taught % that the Law Of the SOW
ing and the rssping, OF the care
and the neglect 10 insxorabls. Ne
turs will neither b cheated nor
slightsd. On the good seed sown
in The good soil she will lavish her
sunshine and her rain. and will
crown the effort With On abundant
harvest. On ths impure seed or
the neglected soil or both, she will
shower her weeds and her con.
tempt, and this also 10 the law oi
our life.
We have othsr fields 10 cultivate
other fields in which to SOW our
seed. and on these fields the short
sninR days and the creeping fros'
will come. These other fields
they are ours; they may b cult
vatsd BY other hands than ours, bu
they are ours to care for and upor
10 will rest the responsibility To-
the harvest.
| We quote from Will Thompson
the sweet spring flowers and sum
msr leaves, with oil their radisu
beauty, they tell % life 10 passinl
BY, this life 90 full Of duty.
Zach fading bloom tells rs plain.
40 on life's road wore wandering.
The harvest time is passing by.
The summer days are ending.
Il EvANGELINl
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1913-10-04

-Jssusrs1ts and the country
sround suffered much damage from
q cyslons ths latter part OF last
vssk, which ~ followed By .
heavy rails.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

Speaking in superlative. the be-
witching girl in the Barnum & Bailey
circus declares a horse is the sweetest.
most lovable, gentlest and most faith
full living creature. Living creature"
get that? Not merely dumb animal,
i a;iuitt much more sweeping.
More sweet, lovable, gentle and
faithful an-than-er-than men
and women2.' one ti1nidly asks.
absolutely" Miss Claire Carlisle
replies, with a flashing eye and en-
phatically compressed lips which onl,
deepen her dimple. Most human be-
ings have traces of Old Nick in them.
Horses are inherently kind. A horse
will never hurt you unless in self de-
tense. A horse will not step on you
or kick you if he sees you.
"A horse responds to love and gen
tleness as scarcely a single human be-
ing you meet in a life time responds.
am not exaggerating. A horse knows
no revenge, hatred or malice. Once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
CONTEST FOR PRIZE BABIES,
srARTEp LAST YEAR, TO BE
RENEWED THIS FALL.
PRIZES FOR BEST
CHILDREN ARE $50
Physical Perfection and Not Beauty
Will Win the Prizes-No Contest For
Babies Under 1 Year Of Ase-County
Health Association to Have Charge
OF Health Division.

A baby health contest, for cash
prizes for the best baby, again will be
a feature of the county fair, the same
as the first baby contest. which was
held at the fair last fall. Some changes
have been made in the contest for the
coming fair. Tuesday and Wednes-
day of fair week are TO be the oapy
health contest days.
Tuesday babies from to 8 years of
age will be examined and scored. We'd
nesday babies / to years old VIII
have their chance. No babies under l
year Of age are TO be examined, and
there will be only the two classes
mentioned
Boys and Girls Prizes.
Cash prizes amounting 10 So2 nave
been posted by the fair association
OF these health contests. There VIII
be four prizes for each class. 4 ars-
prize for the best girl and for the best
boy, and a second prize for the mex.
best girl and boy. The prizes are first,
SIS: second, So The same system OF
scoring will be used as was adopted
las; fan The babies must be e--ere:i
in the contests by o'clock in the lore
noon of the day on which the contest
is held.
The nrizas viii he awarded Friday #
the fair. Last year seventy seven
babies were entered in the three
classes and it is expected that this
year the entries viii be even larger.
Health Work in Connection.
DR.. Margaret B. Clark. Of Waterloo
who helped judge the babies last year
viii be here again this year. She viii
be assisted by Dr.. Pauline Myers Han
son, who is in charge Of the baby con
test, and DR.. Mary Neh- OF Fairfield
On Thursday OF the fair the health
division of the fair work IS TO BE
turned over 10 the Marshall County
Health Association, a lay organization
that was organized in this city last
winter. On that day any organizations
of the county that want 70 arrange
any health work for the fall and win
ter may get IN touch with the officers
Of the health association, who will
maintain headquarters on the fail
grounds.
In connection with the examination
Of the babies in the health contests
talks on the feeding and care of IN
fants VIII be given by physicians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
DRUG COMPANY ENjo!NED.

Minority Stockholders Start Suit to
Secure Possession of Formu'ae.
Seeking to secure possession of GER
tain formulate and the secrets of pre-
pairing medicines which are the prod
ucts of the company. minority stock
holders in the Imperial Drug Assocla-
ton. incorporated in South Dakota. but
doing business in this city, have
brought suit against Dr.. Henry n,
Center, Mary f. Stroud, and Mrs. l..
V. S. Center. the majority stockholders
and officers of the company. and the
First National Bank. Of this city.
The plaintiffs are Charles ". Shenk,
Albert Ienninger. A Olson. and c. F.
Wornstadt. who allege they own 420
shares of stock. The petition sets out
that in April Dr. Center. who is presi-
dent OF the company. entered into a
contract with the company to sell TO it
the exclusive right 70 manufacture the
company's remedies and 20 deposit in
the First National Bank the formulate
and secrets of the remedies 10 protect
the com panv in case DR.. Center died.
Al a meeting of the stockholders. on
Aug :. j; is alleged the majority stock
holders passed q resolution TO return TO
DR.. Center the forrnulae. The petit
TONERS ask the court to enjoin DR..
Center. Miss Stroud and Mrs. Center
from surrendering 10 DR.. Center the
formulate The petition also asks that
the bank be anioined from surrendering
the formulate.
On the showing made in the petition
Judge c. g. Bradshaw Monday issued a
writ Of temporary injunction against
all Of the defendants He required
that the plaintiffs post a 5000 bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
County Gets $6,4lS
From State Auto Tax

In the second distribution of money
derived from the state automobile tax
the county received s2,49S.11. In April,
when the first distribution of this
money was made, the county receiced
sS.921.30. The total of s6,419.41. de-
posted with County Treasurer s. NJ.
Cause. has been placed in the county
road fund, as the new law compels
this money to be used only on county
roads. Formerly this money was set
aside in what was called the
motor vehicle fund, but since the new
law was passed the motor tax money
has been transferred into the new
fund.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

your friend. he will remain your friend
thru thick and thin. I'm not knocking
my fellow humans, for there are such
things as faithful human friends-but
1 believe a horse is more intelligent,
kind and true than a whole lot OF
people,
Miss Carlisle lays her dimple against
ShlIohs white neck and pats Snllohs
exceedingly pink nose. Shiloh is the
statue horse" that will pose for the
admiring multitude at the circus here
next Monday. and Claire Carlisle is the
little lady who puts the animal thru
her stunt without tap of finger or flick
of whip
If you so much as laid the tip Of j
lash ON Shiloh's ear, she would SILVER
with nerves and refuse to go thru
her act. Like the dogs of Japan who
do not move if you shy stone at
them. because they have never been
i'll treated and do not know fear,
Shiloh responds to love and kindness
but does not comprehend force.
It took Miss Carlisle and male
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
ALLEGES THREATENED LIFE.
Mrs. Flossie M. Meeker Charges Illus
band Witt Murderous Intent.

Alleging that her husband threatened
TO kill her and her child. Mrs. Flossie
N. Meeker. OF this City. has filed
suit for divorce from Clark a. Meeker
in the district court. on the allega-
tons made in the petition Judge c. B.
Bradshaw has issued a writ Of injunc-
ton restraining the husband from mo-
testing his wife.
The petition says that on August 9
the husband called upon his wife to
look on while he murdered the couples
child. Viols. aged . years; then he
threatened 10 kill the mother and COM
nit suicide. Mrs. Meeker charges
that she was compelled TO leave home.
She asks the court to grant her the
custody OF her daughter. The couple
was married in this city June 25,
1907.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

terna medicine for developing the bust
Massage with olive oil or cocoa butter.
lect that tired. depressed feeling, which
is accompanied with q pimply condi-
ton Of the face. They are caused by
sluggish blood which Is not properly
eliminating the poisons from the sys-
tern. Try this blood purifier and tonic:
Into Y pint alcohol lwhisky must not
be used pour l ounce kardene. then
add u cupful sugar and hot water to
make full quart. Take tablespoon
full Of this old fashioned blood cleanser
and tonic before each meal. This IL
splendid for that weak. worn feeling.
and restores the kidneys to- normal ac-
ton and the blood to q healthy condi-
ton Its timely use will save much
serious sickness.
Duchess: You can easily stop that
danrduf and your hair from railing
out If you will use q good tonic twice
week. Here is q splendid. old-fash-
toned remedy which costs little and
iicn you can prepare 9: home. Xix
together one ounce quinzoin, u pint
alcohol and u pint water. Rub it well
into the scalp two or three times q
week. It Is invigorating to the hair
roots, encourages luxur1ant. soft
growth and affords immediate relief
from the itching scalp. Be sure to rub
It into the roots.
Old Maid: You say you are under IS
and have wrinkles In spite Of all your
care. There is something wrong with
the face cream you use. have found
that to remove wrinkles and restore
firm outlines and softness there IL
nothing better than this greaseless
cream which you can easily make your
self and which shows results right
away. It does not induce hair growth.
Stir 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine and
one ounce, almozoin in y pint cold
water. Use 1t as you would any colo
cream. This feeds and tones the skin
filing out wrinkles and holiows and
reducing the pores.
| Betty Dean Beauty Book. sS.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
OLD ARMY / ] | GOODS | !

Sale New On AZ The Temple 81 9ssN.
emy-Army oseds Rses,vsd From
Al Parts Of The World New o.
Display.
This week only. military hats from
Cuba. battlsship pennantss from the
Philippine Islands. guns from Spanish
war. coats, blankets. canteens. tents.
haversacks. swords. rubber blankets.
cartridge belts. and q hundred other
old army relics. to be sold in this
sale. The time Is short. better come
now and look them over.
TEMPLE OF ECONOMY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

trainer five months to teach Shiloh her
tricks. Miss Carlisle comes from Ken
lucky, the land of horses. and knows
a thing or two about them.
You can not train a horse by sever
ity. Patience and sugar are the two
essential things" she laughs, while
Shiloh moves an ear in the direction
of that word sugar" and shifts at
certain pocket she seems to know In
Miss Carlisle's duck suit.
There has never been a sweeter
horse than Shiloh" she repeats. "Al
White horses are comparatively gentle
but Shiloh is just an old darling
cherub. I don't mind being foolish
over her. Remember this: You never
waste love you bestow on morse.
Horses have souls. l am convinced OF
that. If you want friend OF the
heart who will understand your inmost
thoughts without words and repay
vour love with unselfish devotion SO
long a s YOU both live, choose a horse
advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

Covers were laid Tor twelve. Mrs.. y
a. LETTER and Mrs.. Core 1Eown -
sisted n serving. - pleasant evening
was Spent socially and the guests pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Lainson with z
set Of silver lemonade spoons. MI.
and Mrs. Warren Gilbert and son
LETTER. Of Marshneld. Mo-. and Mr..
and Mrs. g. e. Stoner and daughter
Florence, Of Sioux City. were out.o1-
town guests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

DR. Shallenberger. specialist chronic.
stomach, intestinal, kidney. and ner-
cours diseases will make $3.50 visit to
Hotel Pilgrim, Marshalltown, Saturday.
Aug. Is. Consultation free.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

Funeral services for Mrs. Charles
Thayer, sol East Boone street, will
be held Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the Congregational
church. Rev. S F. Millikan officiating.
The church will be open to friends
from until 8. Burial will be in River
side.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
Husband seeks p,vores.

Alphonso NJ Myer. Of this city. has
filed suit in the district court for di-
vorce from Mrs Minnie w. Myer. The
husband petitions the court to award
him the custody Of his son. Gerald.
aged years. The couple was married
in this city June rs. 1907.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

Frank Legg, the little crippled son
Of Mrs. ]. W. Runner. 210 North Sixth
street, is very seriously i'll at his
mothers home, suffering with all
uer.s induced by his spinal disease Of
long standing. The child became
cripple by falling down stairs during
his baoyhood.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
E. c. Lainson.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lainson. so2
North Fourth street entertained at
dinner Monday evening. the occasion
being in celebration OF their TWEEN
ty-seventh wedding anniversary. An
elaborate four-course dinner was
served at $50 O'Clock, the table be-
ing prettily decorated with pansies'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12

Carrie T.: Instead Of clogging up the
pores Of my skin with face powder, I
use this recipe in which find q very
dependable lotion. protecting. softenins
and beautifying the skin. Get ounces
spurmax from the druggist and dis
solve in " pint hot water. Add tea
spoonfuls glycerine. Apply freely to
your face, neck and arms 1t will not
rub of, and gives an attractive. vel
vety fairness without that "madeup"
look This is inexpensive, too.
Miss J. L.: You are having your
troubles, certainly. II you are very
fleshy" and yet want to wear the latest
styles. Have you ever heard of this
sure and simple means Of reduction?
, Dissolve 1 ounces Of parnotts In 1k
pints warm water and take table
spoonful q few minutes before meals.
It is harmless and yet very effective
and does the work SO naturally as to
leave no sagging or wrinkled tissues.
1t has the added advantage Of requir-
ing no strictness in diet or exercise.
1mogene: That dry. unhealthy state
Of your hair is probably due to i'm
proper washing. Maybe you use soap?
| Avoid it and try only this simple. safe
shampoo. Get some canthrox from
your druggist and stir one teaspoonful
in hot water. This is plenty for one
washing. 1t leaves the hair soft as silk
and extremely fluffy. 1t dries quickly
and removes not only dirt but greasi-
| ness Perhaps you need little tonic
| to brace the whole system. For this
see answer to Helen s
Vivian G.: You will find it simple
| mater to clear the eyes Of redness and
! restore the youthful sparkle and color
| II you will use this eye-tonic which
| can be easily prepared at home. Just
get an ounce Of c-Nstos at any druG
store and dissolve it in pint Of water
Put drops In each eye daily. 1t acts
like magic to give back the beauty and
it feels mighty good. too r. this does
| not give relief see an oculist.
Priscilla: I can not suggest any in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
Licensed 70 Wed.

Albert J. Hansen /, superintendent.
aged SO, Of Rhodes. and Grace NJ.
Huntley. aged 81. Of Grand Rapids.
Mich
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
In tn. Polie. Court.

IN SnO p0ueo O0oSS
c. Miller, arrested by the police
for being drunk, was sentenced to thir-
~ days in Jail by Mayor Willard this
forenoon. The sentence was suspended
during good behavior.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-12
Y II Il The HONG g B 81 5!!1y Par1f

ternal medicine for developing the bust.
Massage with olive oil or cocoa butter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

gJpre.
EN- Ven raadede mig da til at
BRUCE Lydia E. sPinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound, og dette forvandlede
mig til en- sund og staerk Kvinde.
Jeg er meget taknemlig for at have
fulgt min Vens Rad, og jeg vii an
befale Diet saa lenge jeg lever. For
jeg brugte Deres Compound val jeg
altid sygelig og har nu like havt
Medicin fra nogen L@ge i flere Aar.
De maa bekjendtgj9re min Skrivelse."
Mrs. EDWARD B. HILBERT,
Fleetwood, Pa.
Saadanne advarende Symptomer
som en- kvaelende og braendende For
nemmelse, Hovedpine, Rygsmerter,
Angst for forestaaende Ulykker. Und-
selighed, Susen for Orene, Hjerte-
banker, Funker for Ojnene, Uregel-
Unassigned, tr#g Nave, afvekslende
Appetit, %Svaghed, Rastl6shed og
Svimmelhed. agtes 9jeblikkelig af
fornuftige Kvinder som naermer sig
Livsperioden. da Kvindens store For
andring kan ventes.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound opliver og styrker den
kvindelige Organisme og opbygger
Diet n%edbrudte Nervesystem. bet har
fort mango Kvinder sikkert igjennem
denne kritiske Periodic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27

.gaaet peo Deoen, ga Mar gar1r1aIl.
Son bar baret Mleolen1 al 2unoe>
tangens 8rpeeeris Direftion i Ell
acrrGffe % besuoen Directions.
nrsllem Sfiens eporeba,lf. S tre
Ncrlober bar ban pnret Meolem al
{ nr,ltanoitabet og oeslloen / mango
eur Meolent al @pitpret.
Stibsreoer Sob. ST. Salelf,
|Misgr, er afgaaet peo Dpbe,l 1915
Star gamntel. SON orep i fin STD,
foraloen Sfibsreoeri 9relaitforret=
ring, ligeiom ba,t bar Gireftgr for
|Sisgr Sparebanf og inoebno6e CT
@Gffe fom,nunale Giaiosbperp.
nm Sberretsiagf. @perre 0lofs.
ipn &linge1rberg, 3ronobiem er al.
g. oct beo Debelt, So Mar gaanmel.
&li:1genbarg bar meget be11pttet al
TN 4o1n11t1t11e og bar .bl. a. Dr6f6=
Ter | et' &or @ar, Iigeiom fan beo
i'm Dpb bar 6ormanb / Direftio=
1len for Erorbbjems 6parebonf.
m 8ogbo1oer / 5. 90. Goppelens
GoQbanoel, &eter 8ent5en, er af:
aaaet peo De6en, SO Nur 81.
Gen norife @e,terolfon1ru !
sserlin, g. Scbucbarot, er ofgoae1
pee Deoen al Slagtilfelbe, So Mor
gormel. Scbucbarot bar en- megci
rig Mano % i116ebap6e en- itoy
Torretning. Set bofte olminbelia
E%ilfreosbeo, Ga ban / 1906 bleo
&rrges fgrite @eneralfonfu1 Ser
lin. &an fien6te eobt 2anoet, fom
rom boboe betpoelige 6orretnings
iorhinoelier meo. S Sen norfe SEQ
lHni | Berlin neo @cbucbar6t flor
&ppularitet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-27
Mnrl B1knta.
Set DQuife 8rp6er1amfuu;

= Set 0anife 8rooeriamfuno /
21ner11e ofbolot en- Ste Sa1nifeit poo
9unmarfs @run6lops0og. Samtt=
dig inopieoes 6oreninge11S npe Sal,
Ser netop er fulbfert.
~ 10000. Mcres 2an6 Tan I'LL
togcs ifelge ben ipecielle Sone=
1teaolop. - 10000 Mcres benbprer
unber Dicftnfons 2o1r0tontor. gn<
bper, iom bar @omeiteaoret, fan TIL
foo 800 Mcres 2ano.
- Soa1ues S. Sill bar lobet at gi-
be $4,000 til ct g~nbommention6
poa 100000 for Seem @ocfforo
Collegiate Snititute / &ocfforo poo
8etingelie al, at De ANDRE $4,000
ifaffes tilpeje poa anoen Monoe.
&u1tor @obert &aton / @arringtou
er palgt til at inbiomle Henge.
- Den 21be Gbautaltql,a / De=
bills 2afe tegner til at hiDe belggt
al Golf fra bele Staten. Mee6 De
mange 6orbeortnger paa @bmuta1=
q%l1agrunoen og 6en itore 6laaoe at
&o=, Sell % Motorbaa6e poo S10<
igen bill 9ebtls 2afe bore tiltr9ffen<
be for ollie, lom enifer at np6e Cont
merti0en poa beblte Maobe.
- Suit Guitenea1, Ser bar bGret
@ountptasie og Gonrtpfommis-
ier / &nn1iep County, er ofgnaet
beo OGDEN i Denls 2afe efter ct
fort Spgeleie. @an fraotraoote
fom Go1tntpfasierer for 11ogle Maoa=
neoer 1ioen. &an bar en- al 8tone-
rer1e / ben DeI al Staten. Son
eie6e % 6reD Ell Jnrm nRr Dep1ls
2afe.
- Mortbern Hocific @anem ba1
opitillet iont &ramie ell Selppofa]
til $50 for Sc be6ite 5 balopofsne
@ri1e, 1om u6ittlleS paa SS~rteritatt
Tairen, Ser boloes fra ben lite II
ben 4oe SlrIt. gofalen oil blipt
opitillet bDert glar, % for Ct e.